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THE ARMIES Of THE UNITED STATES TO
BE PAID OFF.
A number of paymasters are drawing money
to-day from the Treasury for the purpose Of
paying of the armies OF the United States. Sew.
eral have already gone forward to the front,
and to morrow Major F. D. Herbert, Addi-
tional Paymaster U. S. A., will leave for City
Point with asufficient amount of s'greenbacks"
to pay off the I'd and 5th corps up to the 1st Of
September, the date of the last muster.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 10 a. m.

WASHINGTON, Sept 26, 10 q. m.
To MOTOR General Dir, Ne,c York.
Dispatches from Gen. Sheridan at IL O'Clock
Saturday night, six miles south of New Mar.
ket have been received. He had driven the
enemy from Mount jackson without being
able to bring on an engagement. The enemy
were moving rapidly, and he had 40 cavalry
present to hold them.
Torbert had attacked Wickham's force at
Luray, and captured a number of prisoners
Sheridan found rebel hospitals in all the
towns from Winchester to New Market, and
was eighty miles from Martinsburg.
Twenty pieces Of artillery were captured at
Fishers Hill, eleven hundred prisoners a large
amount of ammunition, caissons, limbers, &C.,
alarge amount Of entrenching tools, small arms
and debris.
No list of captured material had yet been re-
ceived.
The small towns through the Valley have a
great many of the enemy's wounded
Gen. Sheridan reports the arrival at Har.
per's Ferry Of a train of our wounded, 90 cap.
tured guns and so additional captured off,
GERS.
Breckinridge has gone to take command Of
the rebel Department Of the Southwest
Dispatches received this morning from Gen.
Shermans command state that Hood appears
to be moving towards the Alabama line. A
strong force OF rebel raiders were reported to be
operating against Sherman's communications
and had captured Athens, Ala.
Vigorous exertions were being made to over.
take and destroy this force.
JEFF Davis is reported to be at Macon. Re-
ports have also been received from Major Gen
Candy. Genl Steele has been strongly REIN
forced and has taken the offensive.
Dispatches from Genl Grant, dated at ten
o'clock last night, report no military opera
lions.
The above comprises the substance of mill
tary information proper for publication re-
ceiyed to the present date by this Department.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
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THE CoUNTRRFRITERs.-On Saturday, we
mentioned that Gel. L. q. Baker, cnief OF the
military detectives of the War Department
had made another haul Of counterfeiters. This
party is composed principally OF army officers
among whom is Capt mcdonald, OK Penn
rested was formerly an army officer, and lost
leg in the service. - He u resident OF Penn
ts1ieit money here to some OF his friends Ia
hospital The paper Pc s Wnicn these parties nave
Bank of Philadelphia and fifty can't counter.
seit postal currency: The face OF the my cent
the hack is q good imitation Of the genuine, and
II the note is presented with the back up, nm
aus pecting ones would be very apt to receive
them. 80 ,.ssE., $3.50
The parties arrested have been committed TO
the Old Capitol, we understand, and they re-
fuee to tell where or by whom the connterfsits
are manu- factured. Col. Baker Is on the track
of other parties engaged In showing these coup-
terfeits, and doubtless the whole party viii DO
TSese notes have been circulated in the army
almost exclusively, the parties circulating inc
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REPULSE OF THE FRENCH AT MAT.
AMORAS.

CAIRO, Sept. 25.-The steamer Mollie Abel,
from New Orleans ON the 10Th has arrived.
The French left Bagdad on the 18th in five
steamers for Matamoras. On the 18th they
had an engagement with Cortinas and was re-
pulsed with severe loss and returned to Bag
dad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-26

PoLITICAL.-Hon. Montgomery Blair has
taken the stump for Lincoln and Johnson in
Maryland, and spoke in Frederick on Satur-
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xoH PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. AQf
Diferent sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas
Gala Kings, Nails. dc. -
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~ From Shillington, Odeon Building, We
have the October number of Madame Demon
est's Mir or of Fashions.
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1oc GARD vIsITB 1RAMRa.
pICrUR1s.
48(6S

Srtnch GILT, ewisa Ca we'd wood, and American
oomnosition Gard Rramea In variety
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4 few choice HnG!evips g and psiatipas Tor sal .
All HkkKRI TIERS. No. 4s6 Seventh street.
0P,esss remember the Number, 4-6, end the
tsrn Cab for 0oods End Labor. sep Hewitt
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New York M ark cts =.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Flour has declined so
cents: Wheat 5a1h cents. Corn declining. Oats
lower. Beef, pork, lard, whisky, all lower.
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RI-oPRsINa OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILRoAplThe repairs to this road will be
finished by to morrow afternoon, ana HAins,
both passenger and freight, will be Immediately
run. II lie the intention TO run special ourtnen
western produce, and the large amount OF coal
that have been Accommodating west OF Martins
Aarr can be brought more rapidly TO this city.
II IL thought that about !, 500 tons OF coal per
ss,va To come which will 20 far TO wards sup
.iSiuS All demands for that article. There ID
Il large military fore rsn ,s %:
nn ., " al snprehended.-BdIt. Sun, asa.
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HORSE POWER AND THRASHEK, FOR SALE
II second hand Wheeler and MeeIick's Pat. Mt
THRASHER and WINNOWER and q two hors Sc
Railroad Horse Power. all in perfect order. Apply
at the KTNA INSURANCE OFFICE $50 7th st.
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WINDOW saADES.

Different colors and sizes window Shades ia
made to order. - =
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xrbs Philadelp hians are about to present
M general Grant with fine bust OF the
General
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1oLD.-The New York Sunday Herald thus
ePe~As Of the scenes attendant upon the heavy
Hall Of gold on Saturday:
The panic In gold eclipsed in its fury-for
we call it by no milder term-the panic in
stocks, and from the opening until the close OF
business, which was not until five p. M, the
dark and ill.ventilated room in which the mar.
ket is held was densely crowded with an excl
ted multitude, in the utmost state Of physical
agitation, shouting wildly at each other until
the building resounded with their little less
than frantic cries, which blended in wild con
fusion, while, with uplifted arms and flashing
eyes, they-the bulls and bears Of William
etreet-fought the battle Of gold ana struggled
hard for supremacy. Bedlam let loose would
have been, IN the language OF the Classics, "un-
able to hold candle" to the scene which at.
tended the tall OF gold TO 2Oo to-day. AND after
the crowd were driven from the room by the
gong, "whose dreadful roar" deafened even
the shouting OF the combatants, the game OF
buying and selling was continued with re-
newed vigor, as long as daylight permitted, In
the open street The first quotation Of the
morning was 212, from which it declined al
most steadily TO 2OIz, which was the selling
after this, and in the midst of the greatest con-
fusion and excitement, q sale was made on
short option at 200. The price immediately re-
acted, and eight minutes after one o'clock the
quotation was 24. At five minutes past three
II was 2O6H; at half past three it had receded
to 20iH, End at forty minutes past four 1t stood
at 2O2 a2U3.
. ne number of anxious visitors to the gold
4 and its vicinity was tar In excess Of the
room. and showed the anxiety Of the com.
average, tside of Wall street operations to
mummy on I'd was going; for upon 1t more or
learn noW go. 'rtunes OF many OF them, all
less hSnk .ne ~ -oods purchased at the late
large noaue ns,Ua n, course, heavy losers by
h mig 1,p II is this dersnge nentof values which
tns n ,S the public mHS, md influencing
the decline Of stocks; among other things o
yy.y after heavy depreciation, as 10 our
case Just pow is Liable to create feeling Of
ts psnS any ,o1 the Ss
. me t,esns In gold being at high premium,
sna s his IN its effects would b likely to aggra:
rvase nSnseouences, and produce shock insteao
SCf gradual adjustment Of prices In relation to
the value Of the currency.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
!Vl dunn, continues to resd the present and fu
ture to all who require it with great accuracy and
is able to counsel upon all important matters with
safety. No. 249 street, between Az and 9th SITS
Island sep 253t"
l. inst. about o clock. ELLA TURNER. years
old, light complexion, dark eyes, hair blac and
dress and dark straw shaker trimmed with blue
lib raj reward win be given If she is returned to
ADEL1NE BROOKS, on 18th street. near the Canal
Bridge. sepN-3tN
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rsEwING MACHINES REpAIRED-No
US 4507th ST., opposite. Patent Once. Ma
city. sep2SIw'
TT0URTH WARD ExEMPTIoN CLUB
US Gentlemen OF the Fourth Ward wishing to
jain An exemption club can do so by leaving tn cir
{SI:jIssn Eo1 PAWS No. $50 Pa
tropoltan hotel. sep 2i-3t
nTFOURTH WARD, ATTEN FTON.-An ad-
W {eurped meeting. Of the citizens Of the
h' THIS MTd m Be bf i re City
It - - ' ~ Rs. DAVIS. Bee.
NTMAsONIC NOTICE.-fhe members ST Hi
ssssted TO meet Issse At their hall THfs Monsss1
EVENING. at o clock for the purpose of appoint
p phis. By pf order of the v. N. It
AT fR9kf
for S.ndssne g. Hunting Case Lever W.ses
cling Monday, Sept. rs sep % 2t*
rA 4T4kp wsR6 c0t1RE 1od MEN OF THE
sh
ing draft. ., order Of the covw,-rrv
lS members of tas Second Ward Mcclellan
Club, and all persons favora lie TO the election Of
a *
ts snd
been invited and are to adsr. the Club
vaIas vsr io1stad ~ ssn clubs Of the different
M1I,r ,a I'll HxL1DAY, President: :.
NTTHE FAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
hs d Sda
f. Snisn isSo!.Sls e tie slsetien f t5Ssein
and johnson are nv' %s q DSc S.n tss
EAfD g p msstns 4s sf
THIS EyENfNa eat # x oeiock avenue
open at the store Of Mr.. George Gulick, corner
rs south and sew Capitol
tntes will be furnished or TIE funds Of the associ.
RBFERGUsoN, secretsr 1.ioA' ffs''o'n' it
N~ATTENTION, SIXTH WARD.-1n earn.
Who 70 Ss the aSo
filed without recourse to draft win please ATTEND
viii be open for inspection. and proper measures
JAMES DALTON. Secretary. IT.
nGGRAND DEMONSTRATION
EAST wAsH1seg gSS d HfSifseoLs AND JOHN
s'e ST
the names Of Lincoln and johnson viii be raised
en- the magnifni6eent pole erected by the Club. A
music will eniven the occasion by performing
number of national airs.
speak and gwen Of aend
sDee Hon. A K. Randall Wis; Hon Green Clay
sweat, iii Hon John Lee H chapmsn "a and Henry
s..9Sekbridse, Md. Senator Harlan, Iowa. and
All Union organizations and friends of the
cause are invited to par'cp1WM Tif5 he SGlP9
JAMES G. DULIN. Sec sep Is 81
%AN ADJOURNED NETTING OF Il
# tn
$685. sepss.s. p M R.r. MoRsELL, Sec.
U3 zsns Of the Eleventh DRAFT, Sub pistr ts
and be held at h ST. Park
~ oop a.. 's a J:T. srocKBR1DaE. Pres
U have been enroll ID in the sseond Ward and
t. IN aEs nSssd t fb meet on
Of ith and streets. as business Of i ins
demands their attention sep 24-2t'
@FQUErH WARDs,Ai persons rssid ent s,, Of
as to tss
names to the COMMITTEE ., between the hours Of
nine and six 0 clock. in the room of the Fire Com
missoners. City Hall.
B T. NJ HUXLEY,
w. T.. MORGAN,
J. M JOHNSON.
j. H BLAKE,
sep 223t Cemmittee.
FOURTH " : RDi-The cit
7ens 81 the fSpEth Merd Win mess =. n moe
tice, at o'clock. for the purpose Of deyislng
means to fill the quota Of the ward, and THEREBY
avert the Impending draft. Every man In the
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OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

The richest, handsonest and most varied stock
Of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
gildsd with gol2 leaf and Of superior werkm n.
ship. 2 ,5sBst'.,> 80
Also, D beautiful assortment of Card visite
Frsmes OF foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted rs represented.
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ny W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Auctioneers,
= No. 3O7 Pa. avenue.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY.
Caah advances made on all kind of goods. Sales
settled same day. if equired sep finn
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EOR RENT-The STORE and DWELLING
Il HOUSE, situated at corner of 18th street and
New York avenue. For further inform alton apply
at 295 4 street, between l.th and 18th.
N. B.-This store has been established for the
last twenty i've years and is well adopted for any
kind of business. sch q lw'
EOR SALE-One two horse open CAr RIAGEl
Il nearly new, the owner having further u "a
for it. Can be by induiring at philsdel pi Ia
House, corner S'h and streets, Congrt "a
Stables, 9Th street.
sep 26-3tS G.. C. SHAW.
EURNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Of various
i sizes. at 492 + street. between 5th aud 9th
Furniture new. Privilege in an excellent Bath
Call and see. Also, "a OFFICE, in the base
ment seq IS ST.
DOARDING.-Ths nd Yertiser has opened at No
- "a Missouri avenue. near 81 street, q first
class BOARD NC HOUSE, containing rooms of
all sizes. newly and handsomely furnished, aud
provided with every comfort. To those who room
with her. she offers cheerful home. the use of a
good library. and table spread with the best the
markets afford. Transient and Meal Boarders
taken. sep 2t'
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P1ms1k151oHrHr III Hso J rSkEa sf1fIs. via
0ifcaolesy Of &c Great Rsss!lssni 2 SRI
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WHITE PINE LUMBER
Just received direct from Albany, a cargo of
PRIME WHITE PINE LUMBER. from one to six
of builders.
A large stock of sll kinds of Lumber constantly
on hand at lowest market prices.
r. EDW CLARK,
sep 24-3t* Navy Yard
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NEW HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE.

NJ. o. GLADMON & CO.,
No. 394 Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th sts., two
doors east National Hotel,
Have just opened for the Fall Trade large assort
meat and the late,t styles of HATS and OAPS,0a
BROADWAY DRESS HATS. and q full varie- III
ty of MILITARY HATS and GAPS.
At NJ. o. GLADM0N & CO.'S
Hat, Cap and Fur Store,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
teEt somp.pre
CEDRON BITTER
The --latest and Most Important
Discovery of the 18th Century

MO mans name ia more intimately
u connected with ne history Of aztsfis setlcso'
sEs untsd states. n,oFe fksors ably kncs1 Is PIE
nsorin medical discovery. thai nat g Ut ~
sioa u ssr.spsrrila kas oug stcod Fl N Read q
the snrioas conn .oands - that val1Aots oraE His
Conpound Pictorial Of wild Cserfy fss become :
hoasshols word thro1gnt tne sesi al sosin, sna
ais worn nxes Ia less thAn ysAr after thsir 10
uo-fuotlon attained reputation - sido spread a.
thsoontlnsni Of North America Bat tie eIo~nins
glory q his lfe romans - be sttssnee - ne isss.
discovery. % FsthH eompinst< ~ - 49, ~. -
basis ofths bitfers Eow offered 90 The pubic. mat
honor bsloazs 10 tae stye Inhabitants OF Cent? Al
Aascrs % whom IL siFtues nave been Known iof
In .as bids tsnsaas % sas mast deadly malaria,
sna handles without fear tbs most sensmons ser-
psnts. lis sellof vita then that rnhe thefcis
breath ie In ne body tae Cefen u pots u 70 eafe
no matter What he disease may -.
while Dr. Ban i not prepared y endorse thi.
axtrsvassut prstenal "a s nesefihesess satisnei
NON thorough examination a t4e evidences rcls-
ting 10 ia viftaos. that - remedy sns ssshuse
Or ali Diseases arising trcm exposure either -
ehaaze. Of susEhar climate. OF TO TIE iaasmstc
tnnasnces, itstants without rival, aud Justly DE-
serves reputation Il has - long 10 tetrA Amer
80 sad sha weat indies. IN
pys rFPss
And iss attendant a AIN ofsgmytoms u acts ofe iss
seksrn than a msdieiue. There Il nothing ~ ne
range a tha xstsris Nedlca. that can Tor moment
bear upsrison with II Ia Tits dife2se
fail .ccoan ne Of this wonderful plant mss BE icund
IA The iish edition Of The u :. pspsusasofy, pages
last and i3ss.
Assrlss u experiments In which ~. bah has been
Tor years euxs1ri. has Iu<t been nrouxht q sue
ssssfl ter aud he l. nos enabled 70 oder -
rs pablo = epmh.as q Cedron vlsh ethsr sp
psovsd toue. TIE whole preserved IN The best quail
~ q copper distilled hoarboa WHISKY sh<eb he y
confisnt h>a % equal IN The sorld.
De mlkhl fafniah velunss q eeruhsstes. eat ths
Dablia hsve long since leaned 70 estimate sach
things a their true vslua The safest plan IL fci
svsry 20 test far hsmsethe viEtas efa ns~ NED
icins. dive the
GE ID a. a. y III a
oss trial sn< yos ~ill nsssE usa sny ethsEs.
n isnof necessary g. patllsh louS ifst 81 tis
Eases fof which The Cedfoa eiitera are speeiae.
Ia ell diseases ofthe siemses. keweis. liver o.
Kidneys
In ali Affection. q tAs sssin.aspsniias spoa De
ssn<emsuf Il ths stomach a. bowels,
In 9oat, Hhsamatism aud Neuralgia
HID - Fever aud sgae, ~ - a q mel g sepstesis
eli hsFrsnsties Il net only 90 thsss diseases
ent a prevents thea.
A wiss slasa fnli II The BttsFs ssssn - hour be.
rs each mes viii eovists the IN effects q The mesi
snAsstAy climate. .hd scresl The psrsen taking u
against disease under he nest tryins exposure.
1T. JOIN huLL's PFincipsl once. fifih street,
LoaisviIle. ~
Sold Wholesale aud Retail BY
THOMAS III. BARR,
Corner rcarss sns Main streets. r.rrs Hsass
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m. cheeseman's Female Pills

1nese forn the nnest PREPARATION ever pat tor
~ssd. with Immediate and Persistent success
DON BE ECEIVEDl
Or. Cheeseman's Pills have received ana are NOV
Eeeslying the sanction ~ the Inost eniIeLt Phyri
clans In America.
EXPLICIT DIRERrIONs with each Box The
price, 0NK DOLLAR PKR BOX, cont aiming nom
fny 10 sixty Pills.
fiil- sent 10 mai. promptly, BY remittug the
price the propf etors. sHy authorized agent la
e1stent funds Sold by Druggists generally.
tst sDT0alS6s& HlLLYER, PrcYriefors.
Al Cedar street. New York.
sold wholesale by Jehn -. Park. Cinoio-
sait mn saie bs so
rhoS. II. BARK.
y M. D0NNELLY,
W PATRICK
Feb1o.d~Ls
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NseIlI

The undsrsigned having purchased the interest Of
Msk.en. &c.. IN ne nrm Of Turner A hokeen
vii contlnue The business AZ the old stand, and be
solieits com inuAuce - the pat onage of the
customers Of the Old hsm The highest market
pree paid iof grain ~ all times. ana particular at.
tentiou paid a. the receiving AM 70 -warding q
kseds,. Ware keoms near A Dep0'.
sne3lss&i1a JAS. n 7 RNkk
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Attention. soldiers!
AND THE FRIENDS or soLDrkRs,


Ne osii TIE sltealien q all hs~inx rsisuans q,
fstsIts In he array e ne fscs tksl ssscoasnsss
German Riusr's' I'll care n.ns-tsutks e n. dI.-
isfrcet ~ cxposares sD< pris.ticcs incsdexs
- camp lifs l. he ust p1o1k6e1 slEzost daily "a
he ne~<psrsrs. ~ Arrival cftee siek 4 vi be
no<icea th<s vsFy large prop~Fro1 sr- snczrns
~ ishinu. Kvsrf cAsa ~ thsi kin4 cas- ).
ree4fir carcf ~ a1-s4enfts Nerrako kzfl<rs ia.
r>s4itl< iro1s alsarters e. the digestive of
go are speedily reneTcf Ne haze ~ herltsfles
Is stalins tat Il th.ss Rafars scrs ae,lx 49,
snaak a1r kalt1rre. Aaatrefs e fIFes uslxkf =.
ssses thN tkh<~~lse III - ls=l
Tae BfQeliffou sFs all,y fcst&Eln< lA<nkf4l lss.
l4fs froUl Tn~erers ~ Any ard hazuat.ls. Oh
ksre oeen restored aealtk ~ sh< - skes.
bfteEs. ssut . thsu ~ iheir fFtsue<
sEwARR or CoUxrgkFEiTSg
fRICES-I-<rge sire (holding ne.rly dsn
BE qaarsisy,l slt0 per Bottle half dozen
x5.o6. snsii ssue-ss $3.50 ~ Bassi. :
half doren <fwi.
sks1tt se4f - - 49, - .rrlsi<
- - - ~ "a ~ - - iats<ssssin< Fr-r<r-
49, tb<t 49, - fe<~' - ~ S.scE. - SD = q.
- - -.r s.re.st s>ssfs,T r-s<e* - szY<e--.
- 80 wrsV1Hr e ek<fheftl<
rsip<sss orss - us--f<..s-z, ". 81 Ara
eEz@@4 <oEkx uTkXn.
ss<ss<-sss - CO Il gsos GO rsvp<s-s.ss
sTFx ssl< - ~. -, s.s nnzler. - "a
80 ~ - C.lt~k <l<f~-
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MEDICAL
AID
cHKRoE so sNszscTsss.


cHERoxEE REMEDT ne ere.t fadiAn pfossts.
ures al diseases of ne uriuazy erxans. sr>t - II
onstaencs ~ ne Urins. Inflammation 81 tan BiaGcei
af.snosris,a ~ tte kieoess. stone 3 the bisdaei
tsicGure. Crave. eonorsees. elect. A. = efef
lazy recor menaei II those clses % fisoF Aiaa
er Whites IN females where az Ia an sasssoa
ne-ilcines have failed.
IT. II = prepare n tirhig Concta- ated iof1
BE dose only beirE oom one g ssazpesusuis TIRE
faiss per das.
Il uis diaretie 4si az. raugr ia " aetlsn par
yfns nnd ciesnsuE tte esoo.i. csssin< e - fS1
n OF ne originai pss 8 .s4 s.sef; tnas seu'o IN
rom the system I..ftic. y esos.s Wbifs have u
foced diseasa.
CHEROKEE-lA s-t-rfON = tatsfce- a. =
ny or assistant 4 safrohce Remedy an
ho,la b. u.ca ~ = ~ al.i s eifn tet medicine
Gases a Cieet. tsontriie4. iaor Aoas ~ bite
l. effects are hs-sinF. --srafIs std ee-uicsti r
loxinr al scalt.n-. btAi ana e@lt. iastead ~ al
.urrine anc ei1s=t l1rsei- pain tt-f 81 xper
need ein n,sfis III u. cheap qusck Iaiscrors.
sE- - iAo Ca u iae oIIt-R0kKE khnf N an
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ame tinle-eli improper iit1hAfs-- SO na'fec
na The weakened ore2aa AZ 7ee.ii.s fs-f.se a. ic
igor aud strength
- Prise. Cherokee Eemcds. fr tt'ti. =
bFee bottles for g.
s1s- Price. cbcrsksr snleosssn. = per bos,ie. c
afef bottles for g..
- ssoi ~ Fsr' 30 .hs a9ifsss ~ roesipi c
rice.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Tssre are many preparations sold under the nam,
Of Blfers. put up In quart Bottles, compounded u
the cheapest whiskey or common rum, costing from
20 20 40 cents per gslon the taste disguised BY An
lse or Corisnder Seed.
This class % Filters has caused aud viii continas
% cause, a. long a. they can be Sold hundreds T.
die the death OF the drunksrd. BY their use he
system l. kept continually under the influence o.
Alcoholic stmuiant- Of the worst kind, the desire
for Liquor created and kept up and the result ls
all the horrors attendant upon drunksrd's life and
death
For tho~e who desire and VIII have Ia
Qusr Bottle. publish the following receipt. dei
One bottle Hoofiuudss Germ
8itters and mtx with O a rec Quarts as
Good brandy ar Whtshey, and tho re
sult will be preparation that will Tar excoi
medicinal vrtnes and trus excellence any OF the
Hunierous Liquor Bitiers Ia the market, and will
cost much less. You will have all the bit
tues Of ofiauass Btfters In connection
wth COED article ofLiQuor. AZ . much less ~ DC.
than these Inferior preparations will ees' You
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

Sold AZ retail by THOs. n. BARR. BRERLR 4
BIN III. and ALLkN PENCE, Terre Haute
Wholesale by BROWNING A SLOAN and Dali
L1, kklFKR A RUSH. Indianapolis.