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, 1864-10-21

TfoxE the Day WAS Nearly ost-The
Rebel +1ttzck-Pntl Sheridan Saves
tho DAY.
Especial Ditpatch to the Western Press
NEW YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 20-MIdalsht.
rrC NV

Especial Dirpatch to the Western Press
New YORK Thursday, Oct. 2o-Midaisht.
HOW THE DAY OPENED.
New ToRK, Thursday, Oct ao-The
Wvsla's specia1 correspondent with Sheridan
the 18th, sends the following: {Your agtnt
L. Indebted to publishers for advance s1ips.)
On every morning Of the present week but
This, the troops have been In readiness at
6a,b1eak for an attack, which Information
furnished by our scouts led us to expect.
A p1ecaution which has proved necessary
before Nae, for some reason, omitted this
morning, the apprehensions Of another at
tack having died away. The army Vas
posted a1ong The north bank Of Cedar Run,
the army Of Western Virginia on the lett On
the Winchester and Strasburg pike, the exo
1reme left resting on the. Shenandoah the
18th Corps on centre or right Of plke, and
9Th Corps On the night. In the absence OF
Gen. Sheridan, who was returning from
Washington from & visit, and who slept at
Winchester last might, Gen. Wright cons
| commsnd Of the 9Th Corps. A dense fog
tnve]opirg the country favored the enem5'a
designs. On the previous night General
| Eariy. who proved to. be still in, com
| ,nand, had maseed three divisions Of infantry,
Peg,am'e Gorden's and Kamseurs, at con
cea1ea point, th1eatenlng cur left. The twe
remaining divisions, Wheaton'e and Ker
thaw's, were moved from Fishers Hill, along
the pike threatening our centre. 6hott1,
before daylight this morning, while our army
Srearless Of dsnger, was soundly sleeplng, ar
assault was made On onr right. Rapid ami
, 1864-10-21
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Three weeks remaiu for Vigorous "a npaisu
eGort-tbrce weeks to rail- up the INN ense
majority which the world .xp ,cts a. to give
for the Uniou ticket-three weeks to decide
the late Of the Republic. Circulate the doc
un1cptst We bare p-is sted std sold nearly
Two Hundred Thousund of our
documents enutled;
/. The Convention n Pa m ph}e -NaYIoEa
and DofnEn If shc Chicago Cop per.
head UvhvcntaOn.
2s 1aAuea OF the Oom Htrn-Shal1 rtae
North Vote tor a Nl>unlOn PeAce7
The demand for these oucnmenss continues
undated. Send In your orders. We for.
ward them BY express at Two DOLLARS PER
HUNDRED.
We have received 30 many applications for
Gen. 1oEan'6 great q. eseh, dsiieered in Car
bondale on the lit inst th4t VIC have cou-
cluded to issue. 1t ip t&munlst form We
shall have It ready FOX delivery on Monday
morning, the 18th Inst
This Ia the best Kind OF a csmp=fga docu-
rneht to circulate In Middle anl Southern
Illinois ara Southern 11diAua- S:ut bs ey-
press, s. ker ITO. Address
TRIBUNE Co, : Cticsgo.-Ill'
, 1864-10-21
TIE ST. ALUANS RAsD.
Cupture OF tue Lender aud Niue o. tue
RvbberA-$50,OD0h hecoVcre1s

"0bU6xA~7oV3NNVA AAe@
BURLINGTON, Vt, Thursday, Oct 3D.
Eight Of the raiders who entered st. A'oans
xeaterdav and robbed the banks and murder
ed citizens have been captured and S5o.Uo
recovered. They were caught at fatnhan,
Cepsda East, The remainder have been seen
On tire road and will probably also be ar
rtsted
ST.. A1BAns, Vi, Thursday, Oct. 2o.-
Late advlces from parties who are pufsu'ae
the raiders, confirm the news Of the capture
Of nine Of them and s50.000 Of the stolen
bank bills.
Considerable excitement still prevails,
though all apprehension Of anY further dan
ger ut pres ent is entirely removed.
Capt Nickcrson Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps Is ga1risoriug the place With lis coA-
| rsdts sent from the hospitals at Brattlvboro,
Judge Ald1c. OF the Supreme Court, has
| Just returned from Montreal, nhere he had
| u satisfactory Interview with the Canadian
| Government, end 10 now preparing the ne
| cestary papers to bring the captured raiders
I before cur courts under the extraaitfon tc*:a-
| TT, uDd AIsj. Austinhas dispatched 3taj. J. L.
!. Ba1Etow to St. Johrs. c, E. In crdsr, if pos
raiders who are approaching that place trom
The banks OF this place suffered severely,
but the St. A1bans bauks annouLce that they
Will redeem their bills.
We learn tbsr in ekiFmfsh last evening at
Torrt1Isnurg four Of the raiders were cap
tured. VIM Hunt, ore Of the blilitfs' of
that place, fell nortally wounded while En-.
teav orig to capture the raiders.
The provincial authorities Of the frontier
die every thing IN their power 70 accomplish
tie arre st. Of the raiders. Six Of the horses
taken BY the scoundrels have b=en recap
tutcu.
LATEST.
ST. A1nAss, Oct. 20- p. m-Capt Con.
gers PARTY hsre just returned. and report
that they caught the leader Of tha raiders at
Stanb.itge, ard recovered s1o0, 600 in adai-
ton to the 81, ,oco, Tue Canadian Govern.
mc1t are still after the villains. aud there are
sood hopes Of their capture. The Governor
General of Cunadu has te1egrapned thlt he
will r,tpond to arequ!sittou from the Unit ID
States ior tue Surrender Ut the robbsrs IL"
ready nrrtsted, aud all Others captured. The
st. Altan,' bank io:I SIS 900; the Ffark1in
hank ss5.o00, and the First Na:iora1 Bank
fHn
, 1864-10-21

u,,rovcd Change In Our Financial
n 1Isrv-f m ,luE Uf National B1AKs.

NC YonK. Oct. 90.-The C5nlaaefcIal il
n. ~" n,,;clp. saYa there are Indications
ns ,h., neo3 so9e Important notifications Of the
nnnneisi tsa policy Of the Government @ VII b
ne vod oiE Gsnis %h much xas
naea 3'sHn sna ia produc1pg such e1eraordfnsry
n.n.J,,,.t;ona sJ, r., the commerce OF the country,
,9n, GnnoTess viii be called mp N to retracI
so11e Mn - Nat,ara1 banks are not satisfied vita
+,a ~ cendItion by which Loneress has regu.
ksr : sse5 tss As,e1 i Houes nfs %ssta esaod
ysste yc.1anent association for protecting
XIII interests. Among other thlngi
anatnet xhfch they are to be shielded
Is tiast the tax law, which they say operates op
4Rnsnt Rse Of the banks is In direct opposition t.
The % laws Of the Treasury Department, aat
! Comptroutr Mccullough Is undesstooa t
, 1864-10-21
VOL xY Ii.

idercy, was born in Al.hams. In 1926, remov-
ii with his fat1er's family to Ohio in, his
south He studied law ia Cincinnati, AMI
since 1s48 has been in the prosperous prac-
tice Of his profession In Philadelphia, until
tie ontbrt ak of the war. In april, 1851, be
raised regintnt--the Esd Penpsylvauia-oi
Il re months men, and on the ex iration Of
its term Of etrviee, re-oEgau'zsd it fo- three
Jea1s. In December, 1861, be was promoted
to Br3gadietship, distinguishing himself at
Yorktown, williamsburg. aud especially in
the second battle Of Bull Ruu. Conspicuous
from the very t1rst for his gallaatty, discre
tion ard emi1ent soldie1ly qualities, promo
t5en followed promotion, ard he became
Msjor General, and wss, we believe. assigned
to the corps Of the lRmented Kearney. Al
Why's gallant, fearless and devoted, the death
Of Gen BIney inflicts loss to the country
not easily rep:ired, and ADDS 4 shtrfng name
TO our patriot dead.
, 1864-10-21
FROM VYASRINE TOH,
0Us Foreign X e3n1tonY MATTERS at tho
s'aptaal-rlnaectuI and Treasury
MIHffekF.
Especial Dleratch 10 the ChtcaRo Trfb1re.}
WAeENGToH, Thutsdsy, Oct. q.

Especial Dleratch 10 the Chicago Trb1ue.2
WAeESGToH, Thursday, Oct- p.
OUR MEXICAN NE1GuuoRs.
No llttle importance is attached to the
reception of The cxiIed Mexican Gen Doela.o
Of the Juarex party in Mexico, here to da :.
The cabi1et If any nation do not formally
receive, and the Minister Of Foreign AGairs
does not ottcDtatious1y entertuin promf-
neut enemy of anew Government which Is
about to be recognized.
such reception aud entertainment are
equivalent 10 notice served on the dip1o.
mstic world that We do not mean to recos-
nxe Msxi1nillian yet awhile.
WAsn1EGToN, Oct. 20.-The gucrittns Of
Mesb}'s Is gang are becoming bold III thttr dep
relations, ard are guarded By the secession
residents OF the county, who embrace every
opportunity to act"ss spies and intormere.
Frequently raid is made some distance into
tle Union lines. On Wednesday morning ut
o'tlock, a party Of four Of Mosby'a men
approached the house OF Mr. Reed, one bun
onl; eeyen Mills from Was shtng tor, and suc-
rounded Sir. Reed, and out OF five Of his ne
e1ots who were aiding him to guard the
property, one Of them vas shot dead The
a.aIE then carried 1lr Reed nnd the others
te1 miles; they then snot and kllied Mr.
AtkRs dAu T4AuUEu LuE ur3EUEo
They then left one eurviving, who mansged
tortturn. After tue murierers lett he guld
cd ps1t3 Of soldiers to the spot where his
ues,er was Killed, and Eecured the body.
Thtee ourrages, SO near Washington. arc BE-
etr1 fDE to be regarded a. q serious disgr4:e.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. - Gen.
Doh]aeo, The distinguished Mexican com.
maudtr, arrived 10 town this morning, and
In company With senor Pomero, the Me1i 'an
3liristcr, oined With the Secretary OF State
to day.
Tie President has recognized J. Nicholas
Adefbrlch Benziger as C0rsnl CT the Spanish
Confede1acr, ut Cincinnati, 1or Ohio; indi-
ara ard Kentucky. Also, Henry Ecders 70
Vice Consul Of the Fame Government A. Chi.
cago for Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and
Northern Illinois.
1he merchants who were arrested IN this
city on Charge Of cootrabanding, were
brous Ut to trial today before Military
Court. The evidence sgainst some OF these
men Is overwhelming. 1t is shown that t1e7
furnished goods TO blockade runners, with
fu knowledge Of their destination. The
trial is still going On. -
Tie 1:mes Washington spscisl SAYS the
Treasury Department yesterday morning
sent of four million i've hundred thousand
dollars in bonds Of the new loan, and will
continue to turnish them to subscribers i'm
ncai4ttly on receipt Of certificates.
, 1864-10-21
EW0M BOSTON,
BestfucfioL OF Racfng Stables, with
Loss OF Valuable atucka

Bos1os, Oct. 2o.--The stables at the River
Stec and Trottirg Park were destroyed by
si1e last hight, win twe1t5-ttree horses. In
cludipg sore Of the best trottlng stock in the
cuuDtry The folio wing are come OF tbe
owned BY j. f. M.ynard; Belle ct Hart
ford and Lady Litch6eld, {matesG the we'll
kocwn horse Pripce-a splendid bay horss-
six horzes which belonged to Mr. Beekwith, oi
hartford Black Hawk and Telegraph, OWL
ed BY Rsuben Dana; Buch*nan and Pst'
gle, Owned By C.. Il. Blanchard; Albany
Maid, Owned By Mr. Whitcomb; maguld'
cent hay gslcing owned by acphen Hays
q fine colt belonging to Mr. Fallum; tue
seldlng Rapid, W1,tcn trotted on the track
Ytste1dny In five mile race.
The loss Of young aud valuable stock Is
few If the horses In the stable could bt
tarrH
, 1864-10-21

. NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1u.-1ae aefasaSNe"
Orleans special contains letter from Gov.
Allen, OF Louisiana, to the rebel Secretary OF
War. It says the time has come for ii to
put into cur ARMY every able bodied negro
medis1e1y. would tree all aSls TO besr
ar:ns and put them into the field at once:
They viii make much better soldiers with us
thrr against ua, and will swell the depleted
Gen CanbY officially announces the re-
cantnre cf ten battle flags, tsken from Gea.
BsnEs In the Red river campaign-
A large rebel mai1, taken at The same time,
shows q great despondsney Of the reneia
"Ssn T.t tntV-three " officers OF the ed Lonisiana
cayairy bave been dis5onorab'y dismissed
elinirg e to appear before ths es examining sata
6ourd. preparatory to assignment to daty'
| Gen. Hnrlbut has recovered samc'en''5 u
.3~+$Tv
, 1864-10-21

bare strongly denounced any p7ot3;etiFa
crmblnatlon.
We baye information from Well Informed
sources at WaEhlr g.ou that SecretscY Faa-
ee1 dtp corteuplates Recommending to Con-
grass the ADOPTION OF Law autaoriz;ng' tne
payment OF customs duties in ere:DbAcEs,
the motive beng to pull down the psise os
gold and to reduce the expenditures ot tne
, 1864-10-21
The Cincinnati Peace Con-
vention ''Gin Eout."
THEY CQRCEnE ltNc0lN'S ELEc-
TON AND HUNT THEIR HOLES.
From Philadelphia Highly
Important Southern
Intelligence.
The War in Ceorgia-'Sher-
man Furnishing and
Pushing Hood.
THE ST. ALBANs' RAIDERS C0aE
10 GRIEF-OUR NEW YORK
MIDNIGHT DISPATCH,
TE1E OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

III n W EA1AaA AbA1AAA4E e l. Ana
wAn DzrAnrxEsr. |
October ~, 13Gi-lt.i5 a. H.
To Msjo1 General DIX:
A great battle was fought aud splendid
victory was WOE by Gen Sheridan over Long
street yesterday at Cedar Creek. Forty-three
pitces Of artillery were captured and many
prisoners, among whom WIS the relsel Ger.
R~wesu1. On our side Gens. Wright aud
Ricketts, we're wounded, and Gen. BsdTell
Killed.
Particulars 20 far as received will be furnish
&C as fast as the operator can transmit item.
{SIgreo) Z; ~ STANTON,
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following Is sbsrtdan's official report
oEs. suEhiDAs's DISPATCH.
T. Lieutenant G<petal Grant, City Point:
CEDAR CREEK, Oct 1910 p. N.
l have the honor to report that my sraJ
at CeGar Creek wes attacked this moEains
aid ny left was turned and dsleen ii
confusion. In fact most of the 1iae was
driven In confusion, With the loss OF tTentT
pieces OF artillery, haetened from Win.
chester, Whtre was on my return from
Washington, and found tue army between
MtddlstoWn md Newton having @ be-; been d. dfivep e
=
lair IN band, and quickly upited the corps,
sid formed d compact line Of battle in 1iue
to repulse m attack Of the enemy, which
p as done handsomely ut about one O'Clock
| III the afternoon. At three O'Clock IN the
afternoon, after some charles OF the cavalry
ircm the lett to the right aahk, attacked
With great Tigor, driving and routing the
eretcy, capturing, according to tie list re-
port, forty-three piecas Of artillery and Vcry
n.sny prisoners.
ties or the losses Of the ereny. Wagons,
t,atus, III bulanccs and caisscns in LARGE nun.
be,s are in our hands. They slso purnsd
tune of their trai1s.
Gen. Ramesur is & prisoner in oar hands.
severely, ind perlspe mortailg, wounded.
hHye to regret the loss Of Gen. Bid veil
Billed, and Gene. Wright, Grover and Rick
ettE, wour ded. Wright Is slightly wounded
Affairs at times looked badts, but by tbt
| gellantrY of our brave otlcere asd lneD, dis
sister has been cocTcrted INTO splendid Vie
tory. Darkness again fntef1ened to shut OF
tb-greater result.
/ Low occup} StraEburg.
As coon as obtatnsd, I viii eend yon fur
tl.:r particulars.
r. q. SHERIDAN, Major General
TIE battle Was fought On the same daj
f13th) Of the month that witness ID Sheridan
victory In September. What the number:
wire opposed to Sheridan are not Jet re
ported to the Department; but the bcltnees
yIeor and SUCCESS Of tie attack strongly lndi
cate that hesvv reinforcement had beer
sent from Richmond, with the expectation
Of fulfilling Longstreet's boast, to "emas1
up Sheridan" Lougstreet Wes known to bt
IL the Valley, and had assumed command o
the army, and confident hopes Of an over
, 1864-10-21
THE WAE& In GEORGIA..
Gallant hud SucceasfnI Cavalry skfr.
1nfsl,es-1lnpottcd Retreat Vt tne
1etHH3H.

PHILADELPHIA, Thu1eday, October Co.
The l. qu,rtr Of this merning has the follo1>
Mg:
CHATTANOOGA, October 10-Capt. Marsh,
of tie 14th United States regulars, has just
arrived from EillanoW, Which place he left
yesterday. He reports that Colonel MfntS' 8
brigade of cavalry met the enemy in force,
ar utter severe fight our troops charged
ayuin and routed the rebels, capturing Gea-
eral Young AID large nnmbsr Of prison
e1s.
On the 18th some cavalry charged Rod
ney's command at Rome, ~lth sabrcs, killed
al captured Dumber, taking all his artli-
1cry, and scattered the rema1nder Of the enc
ms in all directions. -.
rear guard, whipped it, and d1ofe 1t ont Of
Snake Gap.
Yesterday Gen. Sherman started ii pursuit
Ct the rebels, who were TetreatiuG sou:a
ward, p:a the Bloomington Valley.
, 1864-10-21

QrEpEc, Thursday, Oct. e:s @5Tbe T.; naIs c2nfsde,
ration n tbe nas 1essistve es couec q
10 ~ LEV Gnnfederacy, that they are to be se-
iactes nv es Trom The members OF the Legislative
ronnctis or IL Of The various Provinces, Instead Of
hSnnas he,1'% r1retea bs the people. Provision is
made n'ads for the admission Of representatives
rom rom the Red River country. !,
The Conference a1e epEsgea II IT, sns alscns'
zion OF the apport}op of Inc repzeaen
,ntion Of the Lower House.
, 1864-10-21

HAMILTON, c: r., Thursday. Oct 2o:-An
e1n ra33rosd is announced. Thos. Street, Of
Niaeura: Hon. Vim. McMastcr, Ct Toronto;
n. McInniks and Charles Hunt, Of London,
, 1864-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct, eO-The trial Of per"
sons charged with selling goods to b!oeS2de
Tnnusr5, commenced to-day before me M1i~
tary Commissionr General Doueleday, ffesl~
Jobnson g. Sutten was the d'st firm ar:
r4joned. a detective testl1es to having pnr~
cher ppcods Of them to run tue oloekaae,
they knowing the articles were des15 5aec 1or
contrabatd trading.
FURLoCGHs EXTENDED.
Mai; Gen. Dix has Issued an order purEu-
art to Instructions from the war oep3rt-
merit. extet ding tu1loughs to all disabled
er1disrs from hospitals ia the Department OF
tht East until the 18th Of November.
EXCHANGE OF PR1soSEEs.
letter from the prieouers at Macon saJs:
We are quite sanguine ~ TO Ihe ea,!9 ke'
| snmttion e1 exchanges. i Is ge1efally M.
atrtfood that tie authorities 81 Richmond
! fore made propositions tor exchange taat
/ must meet the approval OF our Gosefnme1t.
| YAnkET MATTERS.
| THE +tock 1parxrt continues dnll and weak. The
| ..nn.nrv al The market strongly taSore buyers
attf ssctud board 1t wss slightly better, wltaou
nneh al In A1i1p, and a:tcr an thcra Was llfthe
sirht auvance, The bgnt between rue Dull aat
I 6s-r narttes Gp Erie ttotk, ronatnUe1 sharp ant
uurc;,ed apd the Erie Eas fother ar7este1 Nes
voIk I'D Western 1oadt., =,
M pofd room abouuted Vith rnmprs, amon
tht N xss tbsi Grant would mike no .movemeu
~ Rirhu1opd this winter. Also that Sherman b.
catr ID a euceete. The market eho~s SeIy It'll
spscnlau,e feeling. It opened =! sIA and asc4dsl
, 1864-10-21

their ga11e1t commander took their p'aces II
line cf battle, aud faced the enemy. wh1
were now sounding the charge, determined
to conquer or die
The enemy, who outnnmbered us three to
oEe, charged three times upon the little
band, but were thrice compelled to return,
bhub1ed and dismayed, leaving 10 Of their
nun Der dead aid wounded ON the field The
remainder LETT, spd were seen 10 more. II
was glorious victory.
The company Of Capt, Couples ia fair
esmp1e Of the fighting qualities Ut the regl-
nent to which they oelUug.
Our loss was killed and 10 wounded.
Lieut.. johnson is EnupEberad amocg Tue
slain. He was braTe AID gallant of1lcur,
BELOVED By all who knew him4
This shows what co1oted troo?s will do
when Id on BY such gallant ofticass aH
Lieut johnson.
The flags at headquarters and On the gun.
boats are at lalf mast in honor Of Lieut..
Jubreon. AS an officer, no man stood higher
Tor poble md eallant deeds. The officers
loyt bin when living, and love and revere
bis mtm0ry now. He has gone. Although
be has b7en carried down to au early rave,
bis nbme will live 10 the hearts OF bis coua
trsn en- larg afttr lie shall Lave pasee1 away
Fehct to his n6htA.
, 1864-10-21
RejoieinEs at %flerit1an's VIC

NEw YORK, Thuzseay, Oct o.-Broad Fa5
is sgaiu q. cked In Nsttonal co1ors IN cele-
bratton Of shcridan*s magnificent victory.
NEW YORK, Thursday, October co.-The
Rss has the following in Its Washington
eplcial: There is greet rejoicing here TO-
coming in are bettcr even tnan official re-
uorte already given.
, 1864-10-21

Especial Dispatch to the CT Icako Tda7ne.1
CoLuNHrs, Ky. Oct. %, I
L3fY q EhrtaaaH fAct [

On the morning of the 12lh inst, one ccm-
papy OF 80 colored men Of Col. Meartburas
regiment was attacked by party of gaeril.
lee, consisting Of ESQ mcn, nc1r Pine Buff.
not far from Fort Donelson. Our men were
On recruiting expedition, and were taken
entirely hY surprise. Tho enemy expected
to aunlhilate them; but our brave colored
bo1a rallied at the call Of Lieut.. johnson;
, 1864-10-21

Election fIc1uFp8-4oxVt the Amy Love
h-lttle Mar, Five to 0no they Don't.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bnne.l
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 20.
Ur. Smith Fuller, the Union candidate fo7
Congress- In the o1at District, Is elected tveF
Dawson, Copperhead, by 53 majority.
The army vote a. far "a receiaed gives US q
gain OF i've Congressman In the delegation
fsoIa this State. The army vote thus far re.
Commonwealth has just been counied, ind
ttAnus as followe: Union, 1860; Du1no.
cratic, S,5s5. Union majority 1,10J. This
embraces perhaps two-thirls Of the ar;cy
vote;
, 1864-10-21

Fm movE1noAnD.-A sa,1or named william LII
t,e from Bunh1o, fell overheard yesterday ifom Inc
etsrp OF the schooner 2. porehiemer Into the yaTl
bruised. Ht was taken to the Mercy dospitAA
, 1864-10-21
The Philadelphia Banks.

pu11aoE1ru1A, Thuredav, oct. 2o:-Au
Tie banks Of this city except four held =
t. sccept The act By which they become
National DanEB.
, 1864-10-21

OF Course.
NEW YoRK, Thursday, Oct 20--The
Pt:1'x s1eclal says the story teat sold.ers
votte sce to be thrown ous iE Marj land, Is
, 1864-10-21

Mass Meeting at Mnditor.
Gen, Carl 6churz, Hon. l. n. Arnoli mad
o,he1s will addrefs Union meeting ut Madi-
eop, Wiz, tomorrow saturday
, 1864-10-21

pISEASE4 OF The H%AEr,
raHDaT AND LUNGe,-p.t. R. Il ]. Huctar,
Ph sIcit ns ior 1hs te.'ne.t o. II httco:s Of srs
Hear Intcat snd haast omce e n G91caGe. -
to state that th-t- p7act y e1cuvey toadast to
the lrsatmeat Of olse2:ss Of ne Ia:o1t snd shess
Tier m:taoa ,sdnnl, terleg med:c!nts15 by sas1l'
pIt directly 10 tce rest Of iseatss Vita his IL
csmai5ed sneh o,hes local ana 'n.ssutions1 rene,
mestt OF comEatns these dtlsasta cfs proved, oo:h
Eu.oo. a-a a:tttca. = has ny 10 70 q:
afrest tie p1og!t,s md p:onte tfe care
tlcn aau sltbun. DIS. +. ]. auotsr ma7 Re c2n
da1 ttIso1 unssle "a v1sts ths ctr 1r adv!cs car
co-fu,t by e.trE. ACsrt:s Z q Sox 3q.b. ChtcsEo
hCfn 81IEEft.
, 1864-10-21

TREATMENT OF BRONCHITIS aY Dks. f. q HCS.
TEN, pF lS4 CLAsK nTnkET--huon1 taA nuiAtfoa5
te.simorisa &c: - th.sa keLs'-taea ths folio
ing u oce ~h:c1 re ase teqn-atsa 10 puallsn IL.
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ea: pitasura In aeaIloC telttr7snJ TO :se etes r.
ntsF d tho 1restneut ot Afecaaoa 6 ne ianss M
happy retuitt. had reea s3fo tns TEN csoucais!s'
bY which mas <t ore t:ne during ne ye&r OF asnt
~ t,ae aepsle2 q ny ts51TsEEs ; ~
fsta Hhep contnl I'D hlr1 and ota2ed n1aeH o1dsF
ii! caie. had gEenE cpp1e4sita u ,! asthnk
eccs after cou u1eacau innhlinE ths 1snedleg Y y
jsMai Hunter 70: ne. bogan TO iea! 5on
Charge MY brlathixg ErA<u3l : and t:eacA3 os'
Gaze NJ n rte cousa ann eap:s:oEst'S3 sns3e
Hcm dsyto usy " til ID ina cou1sa OF q iew npotns
saa hea!shs ~ eys3 ~. sna naxe t
taT tVfrtY p:uads IEose than J. Gid Easn tl.:ed
fteN nndez Dr. James Huale:s care Ia's !t?as 5as.
TGar, tec:l.u5o1 III b. n. CLAhh.
, 1864-10-21

Enbtldence OF the Late Scare Move.
IuenIs Of The late Threatening 4keDI1
F0rc& s-Sce4cB and Inclduptas