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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

Mr.. GRKwoIp, opp OF NY. remarked that Mr..
Juans romarks were In tho character Of general OK.
M AMOS MYERS, (rcp) Of Pa, asked, will the gentle.
man from Indiana be allowed to call rcbuttng witnesses
Mr. scarscE. Opp Of oh,o--wm the gentleman from
Kentucky allow chapter from the Pckvick Pcsshumous
M. MArIoRY--some Of your remarks would answer
M fsv S tcrP @ y. contained ID. ..,emcn. o
word Mr.. julian said, having cat In front Of him
NOT utter he language M the Cisse be did not believe
the gentleman would have uttered unless under ock
AND key OF under ns Pxosscon o. q The House
n. Bsas, tspp.y q Ohio, said b did not hsar Mr.
Mr.. NALioRy-fnc gentleman fron Indiana has tho
only absolute and coocIusivs PROGRESSIVELY: the 70.
sion Or not II 10 can sSsw that 30 IA utter the Ian.
suage, ] will retracs my charge. -.
ar. JurhH then called upon Mr. osth, wbc said he DID
sion on bis mind was that they were ~ printed IN the
Mr.. Dnare, (rep) Of Conn ss.s he At the time looked
10 80 whether there any Sizes 10 the gallery and
therefore be paid partioular .s % the
remE =: ce1Id not .ssss that me Identical snsusss rs
same idea.
M. JuriAr said shs ssstlsman from Kentucky had
him; and now having proved tia. be did use the lsn
guaee, he submitted his cane ~ made out. he com
mendsd The gentleman 70 The clcos reporters Let bm
ask them.
At subsequent period Mr. Julian having succssded 10
finding part OF tho rcpcrsers notes produced them or
the Inspection q Mr.. Mallory, who. after esnm'nns
printed and or course be rsracted the charge Of forgery
He tMr Mallory would not have made the charge pui
for the dstinct rocolocsAon OF tho matter lie under.
stood the member from Indiana ~ bringing charges
against bcutherpers, a. GLASS, Of mnens their eeoo
with that OF blacks nud Tor that hc replied thss
the emigration " certain c,aes OF white 70 tine
South accounted for tho member OF mulsttoes gong
North. II he had, At the time Understood the member
addressing him personally bis reply would have posn
different. The gentleman has relieved hmech o. We
charge Of forgery, and retraot. IL:
Nc JULIAN, In replying 10 Mr. Miller, OF ~ san.--l
suppose he speaks from his feelings and rcsse~ss
the o0wardico no charges 90 me.
Here w matter ended,
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TIE Yallef Of lehesanhas.

The efforts the Jews have aiasis. asli
the satTefitsgps iDssss. and kamiliatiuas they
have tornv, lvr tte iuF1a,se nt ohtaiplpg
sepaitn3v 10 tl,e Valley ~ Jchosaphat, i0rll
4 sabgdiaf Ieature 10 bannifi history No
slner IsatI1l tlii thus struggled. hvs 50 live
"a tla.r oMn iaasl, BAT ~ ~ suffered 90 has
tIseir slant ulsreiu- May descriptions
lave bern made ui this marvellous place |;
bal / clrnfuss n6Hc Ut them ever aiiurdsd
4tss a iissisn ~ ifs Actnai appearances
lsaasissiag aisns ls,ast she ss5aiiltaiis Of 81
lualll. aad ~, tie ssld lsse VI ktdroas II
ssai,lsissy epe,sea lil me irricet llls'slislain
u gFasss--a bliIslds laytd Hltll sepuicllF'J
fsians. Each st6He 8 small, - Eillali as U
iaaid h, ths o0aeiasson that The bs,diss lalist
~ bHrisai pvfgsHsileHIAfi, At ~ ssssiits.
Il the nIasltatlss lllesp lllssFEsd sysgs slasils
tanovusay - arisr, she1 woald i0rnl = efswd
4. .denseaHd coihpseta / w0aid b. entFnlosls
Short IleDrew ilseFipsaolls fs9alc syldcntig
of grsst age1 'sre on gie sL5nes3 tsd these
Ass laid tagsther with tHtsEsAia enlygt y
issches, ~ a, our 1.slesl eisaFtlsyAssisss Tbs
siabs are almost oH tlls ieyeivf the RfauiiA,
alsd Of equal heighs, - ulai il il htbFpily
one lsrge pavement 81 liealls--nI appalling,
',i,.'ost an sssFss Lvaining sigst.- ffaatfs :
S4e goSlae tfs4@sf 81 fsafH 81 EsS
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saelnR hls naiher.

s One OF th0se extraordinary eaaes that
now and thsR alsock ;hs meEssi sense OF man
kind, has iast tNnspired in. Scotlznd. A
farmer pf%seeutsa his mother. ninety one
yeafa otf ibf the cost cf hee board with
hlN fosnlneaeen years past II seems that
his aged widowed mother. had b.ssa living
with him aided by taking care 81 hlseeh;s-
dren. eight or nine in na,aher. knitting
stockings. &c. The court decided that he
was ansler natural and legal obligation
70 maintaiA his aesd parvat. AMI Il h not
avernnl than thsrs was aasy ageesnaent or
understanding that shelwas u hs nassSle Liable
i;,r saeh saPtpFt The ease was ihsFiaie
slisEnissed Savh m-aapcss % total depsay-
Esy are happily Fare n the world
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zsh1ascs. plantations, ferries. a., absn.
dad BY rebels, have been tnracd over
Z dc ah3srsigned ia The district of Eastern
Tennessee. Persons desiring to real or
ieass abandoned property ofthis ebarae,ef.
VIII sppIy 70 INC. or in my abseaee to my
aeps:y ia tia, department, Joas 4. Hkssy.
Thoss having rented fron tbs agents ap.
pointed By rebels who have fed, WI. BE-
{ ltefai ast 70 pay over shefr rents to tiiem,
ass d report themselves TO he for new COZ
traots Transfers ana sales made sines tie
FIT of January. 1868, by rebels, asS nuiI
ssa old. and Will be treated - fraaaalent,
sss there are IN this town snambsr q
A late order &C the War Department
gsarzntets protection Of labor and erups 10
81 persons desiring to plant this season
within the fesierai lines As The season Is
rapidly aivanciag. immediate action il pe-
se@ary. Corn uan yet be planted. sad out
ttshdShg wheat crops can be saved.
w. G. Bn0wsLop,
4Sst lsesc Agt Treds. Dept,
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GFetse Ceanty Auxiliary Relief Asso.
@ eiaff0n.

is toslriisnrs wiih thesreeoBsasndsiioa Il she
-Eas Teansass Relief Assoclation.s stceasss sd
dressed 70 The essisshs u ts TariouH o antist Of East
dsahsss< 70 form saxiliary sssoeistioas paFtion
4 iAs UisiLeas sf Gnpebe ssuniy snss q Gslbraishs
eSFs, in ths city of kaoxyille On the 18th inst.
ia' tbs purpose AZ orgsnziag 81 auxiliary hsslcla-
se' Or ths relief Il te dssttlta Iesal citizens q
taid county. - rs, ss 6s s1fs
GSn San. MIlszA Eas called 70 shs chair, and
!. a. Ssie'-ith wss requested = aet - sersstaFY.
iAe oigett of ihs insesisg bstng fully esPIA.nsti
Oh H.fiOs NJ Jstaa ". Harold wus nnani-
s'ssiy chosen President, saa W. q. Rsnkin, yins
s'ss'seat Hnd James A. Gsllraish, grerrtsry nna
s'ssFef Of the GFeshe c0snty Aurilisry Relief
Asp3afiou -
seo Jassa. ST. Gse. u stsnees. . D. Miller. !.
Ns,lsaE an4 Dr. Nm asat saese sesslatsd Ks.
saAVe COMMITTEES. thrsa Il vhoua shall be a sa.-
lz slrausscs business
" D. Baker wAs appointed a. ra..;viav. s,,.
.1-as AID disbafssng agent saasset % The o,a.,,
i.A Committees
ei's -4Aisa tAs assilag saloarnsa 70 nee, upoa
- a = Ia President e. aay sss Snsnssr.o Tho
j.. ". fitaotn. Prssidsat
- "AIAhA1sH Sec 4 Tfse6
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There arc thres routes in contemplation
Tor eonneeting Europe and Afnerics by TEL
egraph. One Of these roHtes is r. n Cape
Race. on the coast Of Newfoundland. 20
YsleBtia Bay. on the coast Of Ireland -
This i che route on which the cable was
laid in 1853. and the nssnit of the txpeFi.
ment il well known. Anather attempt 10
lay cahie on this route ia 70 Be made in
1865. The distance from shore 10 shore is
tweive thousand miIcs greater distance
than has ever been worked successfully IN
one eiFrfit, either on land or under water.
Il REMAINS "a he seeB whether scisHee viii
be able ~ overcome the great difficulties
attending the accomplishment Of this greitt
feat. ~ the friends Of the enterprise are
confident OF doing
Another roate II contemplated By way
Of Behring's Straits, and theme aroHnd the
Pacific Ocean to the Amoor River, and by
the Russian line 10 Sc Petersburg Ther.
are no physical difficulties on this route
which may MT be ovsrcoFss with money -
The only submerged line would be aeross
Behring's Stralts about EIriy miles That
portion OF Asia around the Sea of OchOtslS
in unknown and the elim.,e severe The
distance from New York to ST. Petersburg
on that route - not less than sixteen thaua-
and miles. Th. construction Of n telegraph
on this route viii be begun the present sea-
son.
Another proposed route i from the coast
of Labrador, by way Of Greenland lee
land and the Faro Isles. 20 the ngrth shores
Of Sgoilsnd The longest distance from
shore 70 shore is less than Eve hundred
miles--a less distance than cables are. now
successfully working in tile Mediterranean.
Colonel 7 p Shatf0er made an exploration
0f the route in lsee and again, with the
aid OF the British Government in 1851, and
found no unexpected obstacles Ia prevent
his susreSs The water IS said 10 lie 50
deep that iscbersS never touel; b0ttUm on
tie route at the eRtsia
In letter from Col Shaffner he SAYS he
has nearly enough money subscribed to
complete bis line The United Slstes Tel
egrRpl Company have irfsFmsd Col Shsff-
asY that they will furnish him with the
aHaanmf which ne requires 20 complete II -
The United States lines will connect with
CD slIaffusrr ocean line. either nj Quebec
or an the clsss of Labrador One or more
uf the lines 10 Errcpe viii undoubtedly be
completed in less thRn two years when
words viii he tranmitted from continent 10
continent with almost the rapidity Of
thought .s.-f.-a
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kao.siIls, IS. s.lurs.y. Apta 90. zee.
Hasiag Hoase .; Athens.

loyal TeaResseesn writing 10 a. from
eh.o. tsuS csnclades bis letter;
.1r.A aeal 20 eenslains b m-.ls hy yS<sr
MAZE fssrBsis On Hesoast af perajt bssiRg
s,-.s.-a 70 thai FeiscFrble cid ssxesh BRIDES 81
81 "a ~ hep ~ vziieg hsatse ~ tbe Fsiirssd
TA.y s.y Be tsaS;s tAssi he 81 the pien aeer J. II,
N,sliL q Nuv-e Crvs, q true Vnlch manr
s7h,s v,sn Rri4ses 4 tbe fsthKfSih-iAw tS fhtt
,,,.;,irs,-l sssssl Ts1Ss Csss4steEL Jsasa Aa-
r,r,,e Sss.ceraed N hsnginx cniua men, aHsl the
y,il.in vtssa yoo vrSsilatei rrcently Il Is not
,,saa ~ bed tse hSsees fsaalv sySp6as5lsse f3F
ybsi Gssyseil g. dsae, hE: The FaiHt is, nfiaees
- f.rs:fv s-r histes relxiS aud haze haa changed
: Ehr Asst derrve. Thry ase lhsFvaahir lashuci
wa he Cos f-ieFSte spirit and are ~ Fsak Rs sNi.
sos Iprst ihis Al tie instances u merS thAa a
dassu Cnka asu.'
RGNAKks-we can say to cur carrcs.
den, thai no enc was more surprised than
~ xere 10 fnd that the Federal aafhoFi-
- had placed decided and notorious
rsAel family in charge % the eating house
aAtheas We have no part OF the SIN n
Osr door Of having granted permit 10
that hpuse TO bring in supplies We cSme
ap on the rad Few weeks ago, and 81
though we wanted cur dinner badly, re
rrfased n est because the house was rebel
house We wouid trzrei from here 20
Nashville without eating before we would
call st the boHse Of a man Who Aad goae
sstirs AMI willingly iate she support OF
tbs Internal rebellion.
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Pour She.narila.

. 'A'Ft Tine since, IN the NORTH .ensssFn
.. -st :. u''s equity, and near 10 tie uai5n
rS... ,s has' .as wife Of 3 sliliaa at Camp
,sd ~, ~ shs's girls Of anotbsr hsailg.
- 49,. ,'oel 80 negro woman, drss ed thsia.
a.s..4. = 's,'fi saiIorn and caps. and visited
As.S =. q ghiou lady and frighteaad
= ) .:. sa' out Of her life, making threats
ats ag up generally. TLis r.s hses. s, /.
ts,S..aet foF--ws win not say taales-.-
aysn,. .l'.iss The suthorstlas .au.t erect
tas, :. V'sa hsrs for sli spea. and when
L...,.. move thar ihsas galIent rebels IS
d n.- aust q ssnt far The only blaa.
e.a !. -, sonnitfsd vAs L not haying wisA
e Aa iasassa e 8 ee
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What shan be Done With The xesrOess :
From he Baltimore Ansricaa.. :

f.
- Many s,alish peaple cry 70 ruszrd shsset
of Emaneipatiohsh by asking, what is 20 be
'lone with the negro? Ta all such we reply
that Il is not proposed 20 maryitr the negro,
nr export him. or do aHvthing else Of 4 pos
itive character with him We intend tI let
him do for himself II he has been worth
something 10 Others, he viii possibly be
worth sanIeihitg t0 himself We simply
desire to ADJ the JefFerSanian Or Iinanco 70
cur State Constitution. which prohibits sla-
very This is a very singular and natural
thing ,o sl0--pereetly in aceor,lanee with
the laws ef Rsture and of natures God Il
has been rendered uptt s<arv bv the flet
thar men have HAarped power and in their
psllifital combinations ~ State brought
the laws to the support of opprssSias We
simply propose 10 restpTs the natural order.
There are eighty thousand FRYE negroes in
the State n0w--we do not End Il necessary
In ria aastaitig with them. TIE Slave
holders CoHventSon. which met in 1852 flr
the very purpose cfeonsidering what should
be ,inne with the free pagrpes, decidsel that
Nothing eoitld lte done with them without
damaging che iSiferests OF the State They
only Prnpasesf 81 sare slsrcFy BY ptohibii.
ing clnausipatioR. We propose to enamel
pate the slaves, wbieh emancipation viii
add 10 the numbers &c free negroes and rs
retetrds the necessity Of dining something
with the sree Resrp,s we adopt ihe pFsRt4-
pies of the majority report OF shs Ssate
Copxessia1, a. quoted ia cur eolamns on
The Both RltiIDo .s5
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Tue ereen Flles.

Last rear. A. the eisixells rspoTt there
rars maee grssa .a'es here than syvr ap-
poare.l In Rlsl Tsansesss sigss tAs figsi st.
slemeut oil ths eoanfry, Cob ami back.
ward a. The spring is thsy sye r'sasssing y
lAoaeaads sal AZ p bs ssea u svsl.y gl,aasa,
"a every y;sla AM in evssy street They
sssas lasf year - Aals he caas aseasea. =
sksy ueFs q fas eoalsiea = prOslssa >
go 4 naaeii Thy retayn tbs sPripg
el.liSs Is sllkapprsh hsassoa thsi Tshels -
nsili kelalne he eoaatsys
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is clearly of opinion tbat the services rcn.
dsrvd by tho gvberai agvht and sab-sgeRts
could not have been - successfully pert0rp-
ell, nor, indesd peFforined At al, by the
treasury department
Lam. very respectfully, y,.5sv.s
fs,.a. IsaF 0bedient servant, e
.sssss Bss ~ s. Y cHAsE,
issss - - Secretary vi the Treasury
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80 Feaaes.es RslIef Assaelailsa.


Mss.rs lssllins and ssiitl., Ceiamssainntss
efths psnnsylvAAla Rslief Assseiaslsn a,psa
leaving Knexsslls In March. on their rstsssi
se philaaslpl.ls, addressed the ioliowing lssr
ser - Sass. M. Hamcs, the pfssiseist Of the
Kass Teaassaeo Relief Association Wsgiss
the letter because Il viii b perassd WI. q !
ssrest:
f,owass. Marcll ilth. 1864
Rer. end Dsar slr s--eT Thinking that Niisr
our arrival ~ KaoxFille We might not nave
time 60 prepare saeiilarnuiain pf sl,s slssFs
of Inc PenHsylvania Relief Assuelatlon ioF
! K4ss Temlsessec Ia fvgeid 70 the distFillstiQt
ssF their supplies, We cake aslvahtaEe Of z
dciraeion NJ fills paint ~ Do 50 IN asiFnnef,
The n.otivcu which have tnEiaeaeea Tie
caairibusos4 to our fand ARE ef . twofold
character First, tutcstif n the nhIasstak-
able ssngaaEe of deeds q sisiF admiration
for the skiefity Of she iIeaple ps Rast Ten
uessce to the As1 uE siselr r.sansay under the
hardest trblls and secoasily, . pelform N
art 81 Christian charity
We arv well assured that fiIe East Ten.
aessce Rsiief As4seiathsa oI which soa. sif.
arp the lsoaoFrd rsxeiaeals ais as.iaassd bs
similsr patriotic and i,amHpai selInEs IN pa-
dertaking to cooperate with us ID tbis Ia
bBr Of ksve: and acSeftlingly il il fHther
with 4 view ~ rlaeiNy On rcedrtl nuf wishes
in this matter lhsn with any idea af taass,.
.nelling yaH ia yanY nend wbrk. that wa ~.
rpeetflsily rpcs,snsaensl tlle Inil0wiug plan
tslF the distribution Of tho provisions. seesiss
and uthsr Iiccrssafies niiw on their way 10
yoa. aud hereafter q b. sbrwarstcd
First Ia aeropslanee with tbs Suggestion
of your agent, Ne naaea. with whani ws
conferred IN Cineialtatis We would advise
that these supplies should be Ssid. and not
given away IN sll eases where she appti-
ts1ass aFe atse 90 patelsAse, and that even
when said paeisrrnee should DO given ia
the erder "a he enumerated below !
Sgeond. the Enioa families who haye SAT
9cresi at the haads of the rebels on aecoant
nf lha loyalty, sh0aid have the first and
iaYRcsf portios Alter them other iamilir~
who have adhered ilar,aghsni 30 the Fed s
eral GareTnmeat Next, such .. @hzteYsr
their past eoHdaet, do now adhere ta The
same, and. lastis. to the old men. wutnen,
AMI children Of snrh taIifIlrs "a how have
Representatives In the eo-tmiled Confederate
ARMY IN our View, no part Ut lhis bonaty
u - :. '''s
s. sonslaslea re ,rbala sarg.st that /
regular rec5FSl sl.saIsl l.s Kept isy yasr As.
s.'ciatisia otsths eaasse With tiss@s sippl'sA
sl.l s.Ss. 49, = ssess = ,ssas,as. ~.
i,IS,,n d sl,e c.,,.,r;l.,,,,,s =, ,h.. fno,I
Hoping tilas the work wai,.h our Two as-
ssci.tiens have andeFtAsea iseefnrison. may
fea5 ~, draw fssS.sf hn,. hss sha fiea ~ fovn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
@eoiral.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TTNHE primary cause of every disease thst flesh IA
4 heir 90 impurity OF the blood The blood be-.
eomes impure frUm many eauses. Impure AR or
change Of weather, UNIV Wholesome food anu exposure
are among the prime pal causes OF irnpurity Of tn
blood, Che 4yniptoms are gddiness, headache, con-
us I'd thought, eys dul Bnd heavy, droWs mess,
stiaton Of the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss OF appetite, sleepless nights coc, cramp, pain
and ughtness Of the chest, heartburn gout and rheu
matism, pu1ink and pureing, chils and levers more
or less accompanying these, and long tram of troub
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking a few doses OF Dr
sTRiCKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They wall purity the blood and put
the stomach bowels aud liver ia healthy condition
They ara particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
dseasee Every amlly and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases are 90
waited byt cir use. They are a mild and safe medi
cine, and can be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold. . E
Sold by all druggists, or sent to any part receipt
OF tWeniy nye eetts and stamped envelope address
cd DR., STRICKLAND, east Fourth street, Oincinna
Il, ohio,
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f9rrss anu tstuat i4laifng.
WynkOOps Iceland PectOral.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
tre ever preyalenf, insidious and adanRtfeus The
aropetties Of arnedeinet ale t,re and iproo
lhesc plants, must be eNpectorant, anodgue anr
nWgoratng loosening the unuous Of the thrpai. and
mpartng tone TO the entire system No discovery N
medical science ever uasiesed this class Of di9eaaes
ike Dr, Wynkoop'a loelani PectolRl ltlAussd with
The most ast0sh hing res a in aiicses Uf bfunehita
influenza, whooping cough, dpthera Or putrid sore
throat asthma, GROUP coughs, uolda nervous irrta
nifty &c.
The Rev , ]. Potter csrtides That ~ have hsedDr
Wynkoops Peetora for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
nave reconuieuueditt itto many other aud have never
'een its equal" Rev J. j Potter, Brooklyn n. Y
Hundreds and thoussnds of important testimoni-
ais could be produced showing its remarkable CURES
and that Il mover ia1s
u Itiscomposed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oil
ad, Peruvian BslNsm FiecampaneY o. omffy, nur
i0ck, and oth4r nvamatae eNIeearan and TONE iu-
Tedlents, tits harmless prompt and lasting. In
,ads aud sufferers cannot uiord TO neglect a trial
Every Amly should hay. Il. 1t s remarkable or
lroup. Fun descriptions, recommendations and a
eetiOns accompany each bottle.
Sold 10 Dayton BY W ", stewart and all prncip1
iTuggiFts.
Prepared by Or. R D wynkoop, and sold by y. s.
Barnes Co. New York. se23dly
. D. sI
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COUGH NO MORE. a $50.
TRY sTRIoKLANDs MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
t. r.. f BALSAM. I'D #.Hs IaIN

This Is the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, ahd
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent Balsam euthusa sueay recommend It, MRS
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
iearu sufferer with cough for many years, bad
not to be able 70 walk up stairs She took bottle
OF this Balsam, and has beea better ever SINCE and
advises all VINO naYe Coughs, bids and Asthma 10
Try this valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty cents per bot
us Sold by all druggists, an manufactured ut No.
east Fourth street, Cincinnati
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CINCINNATI VENRRRAL HOSPITAL

ClNGlNNAIl NENEhEAH HOSfIIAI,
Established ip the Year 1850, --isI
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
Aud under the contfol Of two OF the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR. f.. BONAPkRrR, from London and Paris
~ a9te1s G9s is5 NE p M years I e S9s ga
ate VI New YORK. This ,s the only ofioein the city
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