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, 1864-12-05

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY Evening, Dec. 8, 1861
LUMpER-Received 1884, shipped, oss,ooo- The
receipts to-day were very limited and owing to tho
propeller "City oi Buffalo, getting aground during
the night at State street brdss, tho tugs not
able to get out until nearly n0du. Several vessels
were consequently kept outside. Tho market cou.
uues very active. but the prospect OF any further
supply for this season s Of most doubtful charac-
ter.
s1IEGLE3-Kecclyed, 159,Goo; shipped, 1,a5a9oo
Market quiet and unchanged.
LATH-Rccelyed, lis obo; shipped, 9s 900. Unlimited
request and stcady at previous quotations.
The following arc the gard prices:
, 1864-12-05

Tota1liyc and dressa4 4e5, 500 6s9,43s 39l l,s99
= According to the above tahle, the receipts show
falling of Of 14s46o, as compared with last sea-
ron, but m increase Of 9a,U70 over the sup
ply Of the season Of 1S62-63.
The shipments Of Live Hogs during the week end
ing to-day amount to Fl 379 against 49, 715 the week
previous, .and 15,67s during the corresponding
week in 1863. The following table shows the ship
men,s weekly from the tst Of October to date, for
three years:
, 1864-12-05
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS

- Liver Complaint, c:z Headache. Dyspepsia, DO,
speedily removed By the OF Dr.. Jaynes sana-
tive Pilia- The test Of thirty years' has proved
there superior to all other remedies for tho OF the
various diseases for which thc9 recommended. In
thetl action they mild and certain, and mny be
taken 1t my time without risk from exposure. Sold
by Drugr15ts eyrfs where. de5a 9E-8s Y W&Y sip-
, 1864-12-05

Owing to tho decline In gold, the produce mar
kcts we're cnsier and very quiet
The market for Provisions, though Inactive, was
shade t1rmer than yesterday, but there was no
material change In prices. Mesa Pork was ne-
elected and nominal at $a.00.. Prime Mess Pork
Vas in better request and note sales Of 100 br1s
at FIJI for present delivery, and 500 brls do for
delivery on February /. A1ot Of $1,000 iDs Bulk
Sides, twenty days in salt WIS sold at tic loose.
Lard was In In good demand and fEmer, with sales
ofabout 100 tres md s9ic for prime steam md &c
for No. Lard. Tallow was neglected and dull.
The market for Dressed Hogs was very t,at, md
the salcs were light, ut saoo2o.5o for SOUR and
x11eoes11.eo FOB sweet. Thcoreceipts were very
light.
Highwines we're in fair demand and the market
WAS steady at 1.81-chteny ut 81 @1so, ae
which range the market closed quiet.
We continue to note dull market for Flour, at
nontnaly unchanged ratcs. Tho sales to-day In
clade so brs at s975 60 for rcd and white win
ters, and 4s.sf1860 for spring extras
The Wheat market opened firm at the closing
prices Of yesterday, hut after the receipt OF the
first gold dispatch. prices declined 1l92c. snb-
sequcn.jy the second dispatch gnyc frmer tone
to the market and the decline WIS almost reganad,
closing firm at d concession Of 1c on the closing
figures OF yesterday. The salcs foot up 5000 bn
Of all grades at 80 for No. Red; S1.65 for No.
: Red; S1.6s3@1.71 for No. 1 Spring. and sl.so for
No. Sprtng-closiug firm at S1.Goa 91.T0 for No
1Spring.
There was rather more activity In the market for
Corn, both old md new, and prices ruled firm, but
without any material change. About ., 600 bush-
els changed hands ut g0506c for Old No. 2, 731T8c
for New, and 75D7}c Tor Ear.
There IVES less inquiry for Oats, and the market
ruled tame at yesterdays quotations, with Gales Of
55,c00 bu at CsG6sc for No. l. We heard Of moth
, 1864-12-05
PORK PACKING AT CHICAGO.

The receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
to-day tDcc. " nznount To 5000 li,o and ., SO
dressed against 10 AS live and 17fdressed during
the week previous, ind r., SIS live and 17,Ta
dressed during the corresponding week in 1868.
The following table shows the weekly receipts oi
Like Hogs from the 1st Of October to date for th1ne
seasons:
, 1864-12-05

| The official rote OF Massachusetts, for
Presidential Electors, is as sfollows:-At large,
Edward Everett, Of Boston, 196, ,742; Whiting
Griswold, Of Greenfield, 128,636; Robert G.
Winthrop, Of Boston, 48,745 Erasmus D.
Beach, Of Springfield, As,5s6. 1t will be seen
that the plurality Of the Republican vote for
Mr.. Everett, who heads the ticket, over Mr.,
Winthrop, who leads the Democratic ticket.
is 7S, GOO, lacking three votes.
, 1864-12-05
EK1x SHIPMENTS OF LIVE HOGS Tnon CHICAGO

Total live & dressed .147,952 190,ia3 13165S
DcductinS the shipments from the receipts, the
balance left should indicate about the number Of
Hogs packed in this city up to date:
Receipts Of Live and Dressed Hogs from .
October 1st tll Dec g. .--.:;-;.:.--.-.-4 $500
Total shipments from Oct l. till date....-. 1l7A52
rnf{n f,r o1-nx1 n1-
, 1864-12-05
FROM IDAHO.

Civil Government in the Territory
The Miners. Courts-Early Settfes
ment of IdaIio-The Founding Of
virginia Ctty-I1oSE IMsy aud JUS
rIce were Comm vi El1auce
Committfe-EIecutt
, 1864-12-05
COMMERCIALs

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 3, 1861.
The receipts and shipments during the past
twcnty-four hours were as follows:
RECEIPTS ANR SHIPMENTS DURING fAsr "a HOURS
Rnrefvc5- Shfnrod-
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


SATURDAY EvkN7No, Dec. 8, 1874
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hoga st tho
sarous yards in the city for the week ending to-day,
Compare ns follows Will the previous week. since oe
tQhrt fsCl.
, 1864-12-05
D FAD AND REFLE CT.

It has been nom time tmmemortal the obteet OF
phiIanthror1sts to nud some remedy fos tho Ills OF
ie and scientific skill has for ages explored evesy
avenue order to dscoyeF tho hidden saez> It has
been however, reserved for modern sclence 10 bring
before the world the great destroyer ct disease,
and in
, 1864-12-05

~ The receipts oftne Ohio Statc Treas.
ury for the fiscal year ending November Is,
1864, were rs 71o, ,1ss.ssG" disbursements
Sc, ,7o0, ALTO. Balance in Treasury 81 ,oOss,-
Eao -
, 1864-12-05
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

~.,-,.n-
,e1o.a.. ea.a;e,, sar;.a. nr;n- ~ -. ,,..-. ~
o1 .asses 49, ,t.,,a, n 49, 80. -. N0 1--we
-..hs* .a. L .a,,ast,.sa,n . ,a;,st ~ 49, -
49, p T,es.aa Tha .,,ne n,a;, oo,t,s,s 49,
~. ~. 4ta+ +ha e., T,nr N', an Fno1ish 1osso1
-h,eh -. c1eorod from 7 Ion5on ostens,,,,r ,- fo-
81. -. 81 ~ -. Maaa;.. 49,.
~, s'. ..~ls r. E~N,,sI -
N-,,s, 49, 49, .3 80. 49,
eoppneo ne' WIN w noeeeoa's o1tus VI
prasateer' ana 1nat eapt' semmes mas oeen
placed ABOARD oi ncf as commanoef, 10 re-
peal the oepreaaIlons OF tne Aaoama. slm-
ultaneousty with 1h1s, comes the htalltgcnce
from Bermuda that the rebel pirate Chtcka-
manga, afler undergoing repairs and redtment
at Her MaJesty's port of St. Thomas, is ready
for sen again to rob and bum American mer-
chantmen. To complete the record of British
neutrality, we hare it reported from WI
mington that blockade runner, dying the
British flag, m.snned by British seamen, own.
ed by British capitalists, and carrying freight
on British account, fired upon several vessels
OF our feet at New Inlet, on the l9th fnst.,
thus combining the character OF q British
mcrchantman and an armed auxiliary OF the
rebel feet.
In the lace OF these tacts NC have no words to
waste upon the 1mpuaent fequesto ol England,
y, ~ the Great fo~ers IN the tior1aa matter.
Iae Ineee powers VIII pfopaoly regard me re-
4ase* as me most Astounding piece OF alro-
- aipiomaue history. hnsaaa, as 'ne
~. ~ sa.s oa neutral opnsat'ons WILL pfoo-
n..ss.a1. ."a sa'Ae nj farls' hefan anu 81.
~ "e Chaf1sarl ne" SUBJECTS
, 1864-12-05
FROM TIE HON. THOMAS B. FIOEEyCR.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.

WAsnIx0ToS, Jan. lss, 1851
GEr1EMxs: Havtug stated It verbally 10 you.
have hesitation In writing the fact that expert
enced marked benefits from your Hoo1and1 German
F4e nretae sa onarous aes aessv 81
me-. a kind friend suggested the uae Of tha psepara-
ton have n1mel 1took al4 advice and tho EcBult
wa improvement Of heath renewed energy. And that
particular relief much needed and obGafhed-
Uthyra Msy be similarly 4dvautaged II thar de9Ixa 70
he Truly your Eend,
, 1864-12-05

The total receipts Of Hogs ut :vaEtous yards IN the
city, during the week ending to-day, according to the
daily returns posted On Change, amount to Is .ao9
heAd.
This $50 head more than werc received last week
and Sc less than the receipts ofthe correspond
Ing period Of last year. i,
fnI}hWE.
, 1864-12-05

BEEF CATTLE,
The total receipts Of Beet Cattle 1t the yartous yards
In the city, during the week ending today, according
70 the daily returns posted On Change. amount to
osha1:he = = '-s.' :'-: -. ......s
TbtA II 3a head leas than Nerc received Last week
and 2A head lesa than the receipts OF the eorrea-
pondfng week Of last year.
, 1864-12-05

Receipts.
Rock Island. 1876
lHQCB
BnfllnEton 5!IW
Alton 4 st. Louis. ........................ 1856
P1ttsnurr 4 Fort Wayne, ~
There in the various yards this morning, about
2ot0 Hogs, including the daily receipts The entered
sales 1t the yards amount to EOS head and there
arc in the yArds this evening about u Hogs unso1d
Prices ranged from 395c@1a75 chiefly at &987t@t03s
100 ns-
Tbs weather bs6n eoo1es~ and much more favor
sble for buslneaa The market opened quiet aud saes
during the morning were slow. In the afteznoon
there was better feeling among buyers, anu prices
ruled 1ner but without my essential change yes
terJays quotations.
, 1864-12-05

Total. 800
The following are the closing quosstions Of the mar
kct this evening, Md compared with last week:
c1os1No PR1cr..
Prime to extra qualities. slbsssisss sia5esns
es@mou 9saia% ts q assia::: ss ss sss S.
The following are the comparative prices Of Hogs
this evening" and for the corresponding period Of last
year: -.
Prime to eztr. qualities s,s@s}s4 sssaassss ~;
Gommon * 70 Hmedian ss so5 s.5siss
SATURDAY EyEtSa, Dec. 5-There have seldom
been an squa1 number or variety Of adverse infu.
during the past week
At the close oflsst Saturdays market there were
about hogs LEFT over unsold. with general ndis
position the part Of buyers to opesate without
considerable reduction IN prices.
Tho receipts on Sunday, Monday and up to Tuesday
morning fell little short OF 4o0oo hogs, whilst the
weather which had previously suddenly changed from
cold to ruld, became WARN and close, the thefnou1e
ter ranging somewhere about 60 deg. With decline
in gold, the general produce market here and In the
East became dull and Inactive, and with large stocks
Of barfeltd Pork hand, the demand was stagnant
and quotations nominal. This state oftinEs has con-
tinued with but little change during the week.
The supply OF Hogs has been but little under that
Of last week, and would doubtless have been much
heavier had the market been better Drovers have
much they could. very pEudeaty, kept back their
stock to which may be attributed the deficiency re
terred to In eceipts this week compared with
last.
Taking into consideration the diminished demand
for Hog product, aud the small proportion o; stock
purchased BY shippers, the market has maintained
lar greAtes degree Of drncss than could have been
anticipated, seen In the slight difference ct our
present quotations and those Of Saturday This
at ali events te taken sufficient proof OF the en-
tcrp.sc with whicl, the movements Of our Chicago
packers are characterized and the confidence they
entertain In the transient character OF the present de-
preston in themarket
In the receipts by railroad during the week. Ike
WARM weather. together with considerable lctcn-
t1on OF stock In transit, has destroyed IN unusual
number Of Hogs. We have never Ind SO many dead
Hogs in the yards az during the past week.
The following are the railway routes hy which the
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.lSCIFAL OFFICE AND MASUFACTORY,
631 Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA.

JONES 81 EVANS,
tsuccc,sors TO c. ~ MJAcKsoN co.,
PEOPIIETOi:s.
Fer safe BY druggist. .ni doa'ess IN ercy tesn Ia
E GnlSen skates tho nnnufacturo Of the
small o. seSsntya1e sens s1s tsn doilss botts 20
sccoon. nn.- ~ Sc tbst Prtce One Dollar" khs
wrapper of tach f!ITf, f9kIrTSfi, frrer., w....... ,,.
.,s,rni:a.iY-x&T:dp soLake street, Chlcsaos D.
, 1864-12-05
MEETING OFELECHoIRs,

We don't think Old Abe should complain Ct
&c backing he received ut home>
, 1864-12-05
eHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

IN Aon. or or1as xaods are reported thts u.ayka
fascrAn1 10 &Ae nsso rnlzs Of tn:pocon ua1tss
r1sist atea e Ted so e ,eStas staa3 11nsa' S1a
shGs T1c1 soGs (oT1ss7iV 'tEo-2 Spring Il noU yo
Spring." h1s wAeA seos for'1estX c = Mysssa y
11s1 sHtstfe1." '.So. Ri" = no.e Ezra ktd"
aToe I'd q nose No. BED" a'1d "Rs'scfet 67t
bnoHo A1io.a RAl.1
SATURDAY Er1s1xG. Dec. 3, 1851.
EREIENT@-GkAIE FRx16uFs-Ihsre Vcre no
ecCastment1 fp-t.Ay, and rates Were nominal
RAitEoAD Fkx1aHI9-TheZe Is no chan@o N fs1es-
WeEuotc:
, 1864-12-05
Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Press-l
NEW Yonk, Saturday. Dec. 3-Nidnisht.
posrAr. NATTEHSs

EARLT7S EOHCE3.
From reports there seems no doubt but
that some Of the forces Of Gen. Early have
been sent to Richmond within the past week
by way Of Madison c. H.
OUR PRISONERS.
4 gentleman who arrived from Annapolis
tonight says 1900 prisoners have already
reached that place from Andersonville, and
raymasters arc busy settling their arrearages.
More arrivals arc daily expected. Those Who
recently came up on the Constitution and
Carnac are comparatively in god health.
, 1864-12-05

The following sre the closing quotaaons Of che m:
ket this evening, and compared with taH week:
CJn&YNH HHfCK6.
, 1864-12-05

We have received from Fortress Monroe
copy Of the Savannah Nc,r, Of Nor. eth, from
which VIC take the following extracts respect
iDr Sherman,s moytD1ents.
, 1864-12-05

The following arc the comparative prices OF Beef
Cattle this evening, and tho corresponding period Of
, 1864-12-05

GOLD N NEW YORK.
, 1864-12-05

Lincoln. Mcclellan. I
, 1864-12-05

Total. si5o1 7us436so 27a1oaa s,6s7B a7,s5ts
bolnE an anerease of6183 per cent over last year.
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arr rIsr,msur araiust Mobile.

Il is very generally known that the
soldiers who composed the late unfortunate
expedition under Banks, have sailed from
New Orlesna for some destinstiSn-Where
is the question. One opinion is that they
have gone to reinforce Grant. Sixteen
thousand had left New Orleans prior to the
18Th It, and eight thousRnd more up to
the date Of latest sdvioes. Some think that
all or q part at least of these troops have
gone to attack Mobile. General Oanty
visited Admiral Farrsgut, the hero Of the
capture Of New Orleans, on board the flag
ship, of Mobile, quite recently. 1t is
known that sll the garrison, except q
couple Of bTigades, have left Mobile and
Joined Johnston's army in front Of sher-
man. The sudden landing Of 20, 900 veter-
ans under Candy, at Mobile, would cause
the instant retaTn Of more than one diVi-
sion Of Johnston's army ftr its defense
But if the Potomac army be their destina-
tiou, such 6 reinforcement will enable
Grant TO press Lee to extremity. One
thing is eertain: these fine seasoned troops
will not be kept idle very long.
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MORNTNGIEADER.

Secretary Seward In Regard 20 RecFuir-
ing in Foreign Countries.
In response to the inquiry Of the Sen
ste on the subject Of Foreign Enlistmsnts,
Secretary Seward replies as follows;
Inquiries thus submitted, to report that
no authority has been given BY any Exc
cutive Of this government, or by any exc
eutive vedepsrtment, to any one either in this
country OF elsewhere, 10 obtain recruits
either in Ireland or Canada, or in any for
eign country, for either the army or navy
Of The United States; and on the contrary
that whenever application for such au-
thofity has been made, it he's been refused
and absolutely withheld.
HIf any such recruits have been obtain
ed, either in the provinces named in the
resolution or in any foreign country, they
have been obtained by persons, who are
not even citizens Of the United States, but
sui jects or citizens Of the country where
the recauits we're obtained. The persons
who obtained such recruits, If any were
80 obtained, were smensble to the laws Of
the foreign province or country where
their ohenses we're committed, and ct the
same time they were not within the reach
Of our own laws and tribunals; and such
persons acted without authority or con-
asnt and even without the knowledge Of
this government This government has
no knowledge that any such recruits have
been obtained in the provinces named, OF
any foreign country. In two OF three in
stances it has been reported TO this de-
partment that recruiting agents crossed
the Canadian frontier, without authority,
with view to engage recruits or reclaim
deserters. The complaints thus made were
immediately Investigated, the proceedings
Of such recruiting agents were promptly
disavoWed and condemned, the recruits or
deserters, if any had been brought int the
United States, were ct once returned, and
the offending agents we're dismissed f, ON
the public service.
"In the land and naval forces Of the
United States there sre found not only
some Canadians, some Englishmen and
some Irisbmen, but also many subjects Of
Continental European Powers. All Of
these persons were voluntary emigrsnts
into the United States. They enlisted sf-
ter their arrival on our shores Of their
own free accord, within cur own limits
and Jurisdiction, and NOT in any foreign
country. TIE executive government has
no knowledge Of the nsture of the special
inducements which led these volunteers to
emigrste from their native countries, or Of
the purpose for whiah they emigrsted. It
has, however, neither directly nor indi.
rsetiy invited their immigration by any
offers of employment in the military OF
| naval service. When such persons were
found within the United States, exactly
the same Inducements to military servio,
were open to them which by authority Of
law were offered at the same time to citi
zens of the United States.
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aas1lhH fHROUaH, for Erie, BuHalo. Hostoa F.u
Lofkl har5lofd, and NtllOughby, PainsSViIs, 6s1s-
- AAtAbulA and OOnReaut. closes At 8.45 A. n
.iss 14sssaA fAaouahH ior rev HoEk only olosss e.
AAsTERH FHR0UeH, for Erie Buaalo, AIbsuv. Eo-.
tohl AeE Aork and Hartford, closes AZ IN n n
9AstAba y AZ, tor al points between OIsIslSld ana
Alle, closes at 40 P. n
Mlsf4aH THRoUsH, Tor TcIsdo, DstroIs Ohfoa-,
A19 MliSsuk9e, olOss7 at 500 p. n
y EsLAkA 1HnouaHt lor Ioiodo, uefrolf Uhfoaan
Dgp aqael - Joseph and Cairo olosss At 500 II n
sIAha WAY for All points between OIsFsISaa
and Ioiodoi ol0ses at l2.50 P. M
sAaDUsKE WAY ioT sandulkY and Al fntsFmadE.t,
polnts, oloses ct s.90 P. n, --0-A-s'
VI MSia9IAaATI WAT, for all points between UsVslars
~ ~ ol.stA.sAlsl, closes At i.o p. 81.
giHoihsAfi IH1oudH, Tor columbus, DaFton HeTt.
AZ Ahu UinclnnAti closes az 10 p n sSVs9 ~ ~
HeHt mOfning.l - N-0~' - -
OTHONaATI THaOuau M, u,l--,k. s,...s.s-
E0ulEFtllsl Sc. Louis lndisnanoii- F.7s--Iiis -
Sheeling closes 81 660 P. n. -
FIFfaBgBGn IHROUsH. for Pittuburrh ana W7.ua
inEtonl closes at i3.Z5 p IL ---
RIrTBBURGn Way, Tor al pofnt betyraan ulav,Is-s
Welsyiilei and Pittsburg, aarriEburE PhiIsdsShisa
baltimore end WaEhiuR RtOn, clOaes Atm Al m
MAHOAlAa Way Tor AL points Between OlsTslaud
asa foonsst2En, eiosss At 10 P. n, QsaTsG & 7ii
aHDIsA W1Ts CLOSES Ht An.
/ datuFdaysi ct u a. -
5Elo3syIIIH, {. BAzH, 40. closes Tussdays ssAt.
/ bHAROE OssFER, Granger, North Ruv.lkou -
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays st A. III
/ MAAss6syILLn, oiOses daily, l0:S0 A, n,
| AAs<uLssahANDandE Euciid, CLOSES dafly, ,at 81 Il
s-S-Aa;l and DrOS LssssrI are required, b. Iaz "a
s.gAll 6ity Circulars sro required % b v-S-HsIS
- ONES OPEN RON 7:sO A. n. 20 In P. No.
& COWLzs, Pm.
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OURR THAT LoATHsOAIR MALApY.

Oh. GO0DALEs's OATARRH REHEDY.-H psnetrates
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates It, root and branch forever Dr. GoOdsls Is the
dTst and only person who ever told the world what
OdEABRH really Ess-EheTs il e01ams1osd and Whist
VouId cure II. Or. GoOdale hes now spent lifetime
in battling with this fell disease, exploring its
CTet ambush, and making known to the world the
set that Osterrhs which has for deed the skill
6nd research Of medical men and authors IN this
country and In Europe, can now be cured with tbs
sane uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared By B. GO0DAKF, n. D., New York. PTios
800. Send stamp for Pamphlet
1or sGlshT g, W, uIEABhi ne superior-st., Oieys-
tGn J. Ohio. maT22-R2
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IODINE.
A n d It r 8 3
IODINE WATER.


Tsdils water acts upon the Heart, Liver EiduayS,
digestive Organs s1d Glsndvisr system.
The SUCCESS which has stsnded the Use Of this
remedy in prTste practice, and the endor semsut Of
medical authority, enable Us 70 recommend Il to the
Frsoticioner and the public feeling confident that
with fsr trial it viii attest its excellence in
tie cure Of Chronic diBssseH which indicate Iodiue
B1oh sorofua, Bronchitis, skin Eruptions, Beart
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous Affections, Heu
rslgiA Bheunatisn, DE5peHsia, Debility Syphilis,
ste
Physicians nay rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water Is containing three.Qus grains
Fure iodine in each fluid ounce pEre water no SOL
vent being used. 1t is not sble 20 decomposition
Eor spOntaneously-formed inequalities; neither
tho Iodine oEydi7ed nsutraiized by combination
with any ingredient, rendering this solution sups.
ncr 70 any other method OF exhibiting Iodine.
Tui directions accompany each bottle, thst It may
b used ss iamiy medicine as we'll ss by the PRO
fsGioD.
Price one collar psr bottle. On receipt Of I've
doarI, stI bottles delivered ss By express to any
sddress.
Beware Of eouhtsrfsits and limitations which IN
rridciPaled dealers sndeav0r 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. See or signature and trade mark (the
Greek word hradins this sdverti semenfl, upon the
labels and wrappers Of ssoh bottle, without which
Rans is gs1zins, -.
Circulars gratis, Dr.. b. ANDERs 3 o.,
Physicians and Ohemists,
HO. as Broadway, New York.
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Tssruadsu change, of cur cIimsts are sources OF
P5Imo5arv, BronohfaI snd Asthnatio AnectionS'-
-,,r,.Drs bu.isF proved that simple SsEsdies Of
-, ~ -eaiy Whsn taken in the early stages ofthe
sgsss. rsoourse should st once be had to "BRoWs's
7.erou1kE FaOoHEs,' or L0zengess LET the Oola'
Oough o. Irritation Of the Throat be ever 50 slight
- - thi5 prsosuticn more serious attank may be
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