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BHrinB HOOK AND LAppsR coHrASy.-A
conn unicaton was received In Councils ye ,er
day from the Empire hook an1 LaldrrsCon
plnv stating thst ne prrsont APPROPRIATION from
tAe city (, no, sufficiently large. R-fcrred " the
Cumnitte on Fire ana Trust.
THB CHRISTIAN srRKHr HosFIrAI.-Ths old
koyameDsing Hal, 10 Christian street, ormerly
used rs hospital, ha, been vacated. To- CIV
eminent nov ssks permission tO use the Hal fir
the Provost BarrA.ks. The matter is before
Councils. .. ..
fHHAlR THIFr-Yesterday afternoon MTy
Hanss, alias Hutchinson, ALA, Pnmrose, arrestd
athtrt time since on tho Charge of larceny, ha /
n huai bearing Vt The CenTh Station. Several
articles we're idenh6ed by Nc. George NJ. john
sou, In whose family the accused resided. The
prisoner was fully committed.
-
To PURCHAsE ChorHtNe At Low PRIOHs, make
selection 1om M stock OF HeADI hAps 0trn.nis We
roa % 50 per ee,A ioNer ihani now eNsei for tle
sane goods made 20 der We nave ~ es sizes Il
prices OF O,hlng-Mnt, Youths, ana BOys An Oan De
suited wpott delay or trouble.
rover nan, No. SIS M4iksi street
wispow SHADBs.-Patten's windlw shlic,
Curtain, ard Upholstery store No. 1903 3hesnut street.
SrEwARrs tthe Dry Goods Kingl palace in
Fihh Ayenue seems 6e the much 'pe,ll ,on
~ s ,s i1 10 S% cv. ,rs ~ g , m 3a ,s M are o. &C.
sTendug q cir arc eventnRs the calcutta
many Ruess be accomm dated In iha drain
the numbrr Of iGis auOwei allowing two n rds tn b.
cTinolhed guests vhol We all know very eVtruva.
Rant a. regards space smother reason vhy everybody
should dress in the style ~ cothirg s,d 81 Charles
Stokes Cos one price, under the contleatal.
IRoN BRDsrBADs, AND CHRAP Husx, HAru,
and Moss Mattresses, A. W. ucny Psttons, w. li)s
Cbcsnnt STREET IT
A GREAT REPUTATioS.-Thereh has never heeu
Invention gN N the weird hch In the period
Otinie 90 eIectuAy won lie way ntO unisctsH favor
the Florence Sewing Mschine, sod In this
$50 Chestnut street All who examine IL delighted VIII
te manner g. which q operates. " kes iesH thtn
four different stitches, and executes all kinda family
sewing with ncntness, durability, and despatch Every
mAchino sod is warran,ed 70 give satisfaction, or the
money win De returned to the purchaser.
WINDOW SHADEs, CURTAINS, BEDptNa, AND
Upholstery, at W. Henry Patterns, No. 1908 Cnesnlt
street #.
| PHGToGRAPHs.-Those In want of pictures are
directed 10 H. r. Reimors No G2i A ch street Hls VIC.
size Photographic In oil vorytyIos, and edT fc rise
| unsurpassed. . '.t .... . o. ...
The ATTENTION of our readers is called TO a
1ne black mare years old IN the spring, u hands
hph of the celeb nted BLACK Hawk stock be sold
II on the catalogue, HerAnesE Bazaar, 70 mlrrOs
morning % II O'Clock Very suitable for private family
or physician.
DR.. J. 9. RosE's DYspEPTIC CowroUND will
cure all forms ofdysnepsla aud liver comp Price 80
oens Sole ents ID Oft Co, No. 2S0 y second street,
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PnLApELPmIA rmADE KEpOus.


FIuDAy, October l4.-Querciir0n bark 70
quiet. The late decline has not Improved Ihe
market.
Cloversoed sells in a small way q: S5'75 Br Gi
lbs. Timothy Is held az Sj'50. F.AXseSd se1s
in a small way at S3'O9@S5'l0.
There Is firm feeling in the market f)r Flcp-,
but very little doing. The demand f5r exP,ts IS
much better, and the sales are c0ndned tl 90)
bbls. good Pennsylvania extra family ai i el9
$40 80 b. bbl. 1000 extra, at 80; and 100 0 IS
family, al Sl2. Sales are maAns to she reti isrs
and bakers AZ from 50 50 up 20 Sl2. Price .
Rye Flour and Corn Neal are easirey n1n'nl.
The offerings of Wheat 5tlll continue eXrasd-
ingly light, rut there is q h5Ster ie9hng ou tht
mart OF buyors aud sellers 10 OoerArs. fhe sa'3 81
are cODGncd 10 G000 barrels Western AmeriiSa
] at S2l4 ~ bnshel. Ia the al3enre 9f sales ~
| 0uoto white NJ 50 f0Ga9i5.
| In Rye prices are unchanged Corn Is better,
and 5000 bushels yellow sold at an advance Of
%. over Yesterdays figures; 5000 bushels sold at
| Sl,6Ofoi.62 ~ bush. Oats are firm, at SIC. for
! Pennsylvania with sales of 2000 bushels, and
some email lots at SIC. Barley and Malt Faro
! quiet. - -. p
at Sis.
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PBSNsYLvANst EIECTroN.
Fineentn nIstrlnt.


CARLISLE, OetHb,r 1.-THE following is the
official vote in Cumberland comfy
GlOsbTenner (Rcgular Demo rraD, 1861 Bailey
(WaT DtmOcraD, 3l03.
The balance OF tho Dem"crsri3 county vote is
elected by an average majority OF $50.
An Opinion from Harrisburg.
HARRIsBURG October i4.-From information
received here this morning, II is absolutely I'M
possible to determine how me stste has gone
until the reception Of official rNturns
Both parties claim q sn'l. majority, bat the
unexT ected result in the heavy Northern Union
counties renders Il scarcely possible 10 overcome
she large Democratic gains.
In either case it Is admitted that the m jori,y
win be small and can oD'y he determined by she
official vote.
The recording of the soldiers vote IS neess-
sarily very slow, being distributed among the
various counties, and from ;he nlnper ia watch
they appear on the t'll7 pnpers, it IS impossible
- make on aggregate until tho record is mJro
complete.
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THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
MEETING OF RETURN JUDGES

This morning st 10 O'Clock the Return Jajses
OF the several wards assembled in the Suproms
Courtroom for the purpose OF counting the
official vote of the city OF Phaielphis.
Mr.. SamuelP. Hancock was chosen temporary
President Of the Board.
Robert IL. Beatty and Rober. T. Gill were
chosen temporary Clerks.
A permanent organization was efe ted bye'ect-
irBMr Hancock az President, and Messrs Beatty
and GIN Clerks.
Henry Bunker was selected az Messenger, and
George C. Cloud, Doorkeepcr.
As usual several OF the Judges failed 20 make
their appearance, and the business OF the Board
was consequently much delayed
The votes were then read or BY wards the
Congressional ticket bsing first 10 order.
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AAJORtltEs.
20'd Pennsylvania, 337 CuiU-.
6Sth Pennsylvania, Il Union.
2llth Pennsylvania, 2S0 Upir0.
209th Pennsylvania. 1873 Union.
20Th Pennsylvania, 800 Um,u.
I'd Corps Headquarers ~ uliOn.
10th Corps Headqu rters, 81 Union.
Total Union majority ......,.,,,...,'...'"27
The Vote in the Array % the Potomac.
q despatch to General Com ron, dated Balti-
more, October II, says "everv regiment in the
Army of the Potomac, iar %. Hoard from, gives
the Union ticket mljoity. have the returns
of twenty-seven regiments vh' Il give US twenty
six hundred majority. O''y1 small vote was
polled on account Of arGi'Y o. ickets.
-. y. ALLEN, Commissioner"
Tea 10 Onc in FHt"E 80 the Union.
The following telegram Wes handed to the
President from The WNr DrrI iment this after
noon - .-
CuN poINr October W - - iyr T. T. Eckcrt
Six Pcursy lvariA ItrgHneu,t give nine hun
drcd and fifty $3.50 Votes inr The Union; one hun
OreG and tNenty one tlal) Den ,cratic.
$ r.. BBcKwITH
NuWvV saspi'u.
CHEsNrr lluL.- Union. lHi Democrat, 20.
Thayer, U.,7 Ros., D., I,
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NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Forty Millions Taken at a
Premium.
pecInl % Ehe EyenInk TeIegrnnh.

special "a The Evening Telegraph.
WAsBINsToN, October lathe bidding for
the new loan to-day Is very spirited, and there
seems to be no doubt that the whole Of it will be
taken at a very handsome premium.
The confidence in the Government IN financial
circles Is increasing hourly over the prospects Of
Mr. Lincolns reelection. ...... ....
The first bid for the new loan from the First
National Bank of New York is for seven millions,
at thirty one one-hundredths per centum pre-
MUM.
Thompson & Ketchum, of New York, bid for
twenty millions at par, by Liyermore, Ccws,
& Co.
Jay Cooke & Co., and others, take twelve mil
lions at one and five hundredths premium.
Fifty TO sixty millions are bid, and the average
will not be far from per cent. premium for the
whole loan.
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LEGAL INTELLIsENUE.

DISTRICT COuRr No.l-Juige Hare Henry
Smith and wife to the use OF said wito v, WI
liam Laatrty. feigned issue under the SneriTs
interpleader act TO test the ownership Of certain
personal property. On trial. -.- r.
John B. burst VS.. George Kimmell and
Michael Fuchs. An action Of feiectmeut. b fore
reported. Verdict for plaintiff # .r -....
James WooOlQnd VS.. william l.. Maddox,
a stakeholder of New York Seamless rube
Company. An action 10 recover ON book account.
Verdict for plaintiff SlSi'59. H-r-.r..L f.r.
CoURT OF QUARTER SRsstoNs-Judge Tho np-
son.-Prison cases of no special interess occupied
The session of this morning. The charges were
for assault and battery, and petty larcenies.
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FBON BALTnlORE TODAY

Army Enttera-DeNth OF Euase Tahey-
ghe vote On the Sew sISgyInad COrst!.
tNliO1.
Spsciai Jeipaf,i 10 T5s Ersq.gg Ts;sgsas
BALINoRH, October IA --Aaairs in che army
are most cheering, and good health prevails
some diminishing occasionally bat no serious
hghiDg,
Olr Courts to.iay are an engaged paying
tribute 70 the memory OF Judge fancy.
Tho vote On the ueT Constitution will be close,
but Tie soldiers vote which will probably
add 1000 more 10 the majority Tor the Consutu.
ton, win secure It's ratification. The strong slave
counties are almost unanimous against It, but {,
is doubtful II their entire vote would cause It's
defeat.
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TO-DAY'S WASHING rON NEWS.
Special Dispatches TO Evening Telegraph.
MA.aNaEnN, oetober ~.
Consplraolcs Aaal",' ,h,, ,;ovornmoni.

WA-dtSo-oNs October a.
COnspiFaeieS Asniusi thN ssOVerRmsnt.
Judge Hot's detai'ed rgp II l?on the mass Of
testimony furnished him trom different sources
In regard % the secret D7s1r.a ms and oonsplra-
cies against the Goycrnucuf, in,med principally
In the Western States, ny traitors and disloyal
persons, is published this morning.
IL is a thorough expose Of lhe Western con-
spiTacy, is origin, history names; its organiza-
tion and officers; It's armed force It's ritual,
oaIbs, and interior forms; its written principles
its specific purposes and operations.
Sheridan's Army.
major heIgin, Paymaster United States Army,
wLo has ust returned from sherdals Army,
reports it .n first rate condition, and -sys tis, he
never saw "A army idoizo it5 aommtaier njrs.
1ase AeH otn.
aunber OF prominent tsnasB a., ne.
attending 20 the bids lOr the new lo,u.
New Maryland GOusEiti,spu.
Adyiccs tEom Baltimore this moria4sa th1J
tte new Constitution Is ad0p..1 by a hsl is3ne
Wa 0ri,y.
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nArER TRen EUROrH.

HALuAX, October li.--The steamship Hscla.
from Liverpool on the ith, put ia this port this
morning a high gele blowing.
Her news will be telegraphed as soon as OBJ
tanned.
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nInrIlefs hY TeIeRraph.

NYW YORK, October l4.--Flour has ADVANCED
oge Mes of F3lO bbls State SsOOdSSbi Ohio, 500
ia5 aud southern, so 56Got wheathas advanced Soe
saieg pbimporian Corn las advanced l92oi with bat
sIns ssies Beef is duu Pork firm, with sales oi lO)O
b6is az 80 25e9ig3O for Meas. Lard nr AZ 20S9nke.
N-hisfg duh God alH.
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CIFY INTELIIC MOE.

STATE oY THvRuoHErHR Io.pLI.-s1 4. NJ,
+34 NoOr. %. One r. NJ. S. Wind, n ".
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-What is a public
or special dinner when the evening is enliyened
by toasts ana songs II is a nursery where
drunkards germinate and grQw.-EEPerleHee.
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THE SOLDIERS VOTE.
ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
special 90 The rvcn,ng golowrapn.

special co The EVculu% Telegraph.
BALrIHoRE, October IA -Cglaael Coils, Of tho
Potion ac (Gnn ~ lralY, arrived here in this
morping's boat, Tie brings b him the folio v
ing results ofvosinS among tw3G.y. .hye regiments
of Peunsylyanfa soldiers
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Morton ahead, 10000.

Indinnn-CniOn Majority InereRstnx.
soulH BIND, Ind, October l3, ll'3) z. NJ
The In on majority in Indiana incre ts3s steadily
as nOre counties come in. My majority is nearly
seventeen hundred. SCHUYLER COLFAN.
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The packet ship Tonawanda Captain Jglins, ar ill3
pool sailed ~ O'Clock hs morning q e@ es5a snd
ECa She takes Outten cabin aud 100 iofn bbig
sieoIage passengers and the following cast bhs barf
aOur ll22 bags OH ake, ts5 bags pmcA.o rsp steol W
cases canned ruits rs cases mose; Sferes Homo 5od
Mrs. Home good, May toms "A Rev Joseph n, Colt
Howard ennedy, h. HoMeh VII WV -
beil, Frank kennedy qf hIsA'A"
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Counties Of Indiana, 30 far as We have retlrus,
are as follows
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LATEST MARINE IKTELLIGENCE.
nrrAnEn rHIs MoRNrNa.

sclr Aquirsr Watts saugus, = Il. bailey Co. Lls19ll
sShr N Brown, Harrington New Orleans Z. A. souieE
SIR ri Baker, Weber, Portland, do. a..
aelr eo Edwafds, Weeks Alexandria, H. A. Adasns 70
schr A Hammond, fig Gins, DO DO.
sen Rachel jane, Roath Sorwoh l. Audenriod 4 o. iQ
seE !, s. YandefWorth, Baker, Boston, Tyler co, ~ -
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The Vote in Philadelphia
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ARRTYEn ms MoRNINQ
.,t a. .Et,, qo,oe~ard- 90

last - captain. ...f ...f.. ~ 80 la,f1 l
lattto u, 3 stslson q %. fI r0f9al HloH ~ ~
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To PURCHASE CAorHtNe At Low PRICHs, make
seSftiOn iiom stock OF hGADr hApH 0tr.n.nts We
are ssins Roods equal IN svs ~, Rsats AM @as~tai,
roa ~ 20 80 per eciA otcr than Is QASei f1r
pods made to der We Al sty sXes, II
prices OF O,hng-MH't, Youths ana BOYS. All can De
suited WiuoLt delay or trouble.
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No reduction in the wages Of the hAndS who
are working for the Govern nent contractors, 0ut
all others wages are reduced 10 SehuJlhiA
county hence the continued strike"
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eEEBhAL sH RIDANs ARMY.

.IsOdy Attack OF GucriIIRS south Of
winchesteT-Threc Men LiIIrd, and
Three Officers aud IOuF Mem badly
wounded and Robbed-CaptUre OF -
MAiI-rhe Country InfcSted with blood.
thirsty Rutiiaas ANA ssighwHy
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snrveyOr-EIeyenth District.
Smedley, L., 1854 Fraiey, D., ll6t. Majority
for Smedley, 100.
Adjourned 10 meet on this day two weeks.
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Reported Capture of Griffin
by Sherman.
SPEECH OF BBAURBaARD.
FROM SOUTHERN VIRGINIA

Etc., Etc. Etc. E,c., h,e.. Etc, Etc.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-06

From Rev. Fred S. Jeseii, Professor Of STATE Normal
School, Albany, N. y.
This may certify that I have been, since 1874,
subject TO violent periodical attacks OF catarrh,
marked by highly-lnnamcd condition OF the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of tho head, pro-
duclng most distressing o. eeles OF headache for
days At time, wholly ineApscitAtiBg me for BUSH
ness, and during the rnoSysms eonnhing me to
the bed. In some instances tho Inflammation has
extended TO the teeth, oceasioning toothache; to
the throat, producing hoarseness and partial loss
OF voieei ard twice II has affected the left eye as
to conflnc me for a month or more to d-rkened
room.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febril symptoms; by sioppage OF the head, and, In
the first stages, by wAtery discharges from the
notc, subsequently becoming Acrid and ye low,
and toward the closing Of the attack becoming
bloody and purulent. I lave tiled medieineI Of
almost every kind; external applications 10 the
head, such as camphor, ginger, hot handAgcs, and
lamentations OF hot vineRAIj snuiiA Of some half
dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations;
together with the internal rsmedle' :, IN as al
tCratives, cAthAriloF, and emetlcs These have
produoSd no change in the occurrence or character
OF the disease, and In most cases, with little no
temporary relief had come at length to beiSve
the di,ease 60 be practically beyond either cure or
material ALIENATION. ., .....fsl sui.ag4is.-
Under these oiToumstanoeaI Wah led some five
month"; ago to mske Trial Of Dr. Lighthills
treatment His method, at once, approved ittelf
to my judgment, as simple, philosophical, aod
likely TO he effective. Notwithstanding the dis.
advantages underwater II iabored In dealing with
disease Of such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
induced by the accidents Of my professional labor
found the treatment reaching the disease nc Il
had never been reached before, and producing such
modification and alienation OF It's character a.
Ihad supposed impossible. fehronIcie the re,ults
thus:
Although have been situated several times so
that should formerly have believ. d q severe at.
tack OF my cAtarrh Inevitable, have escaped thus
fart the symptoms OF thraAtepei attack have been
very light, and have yielded to the remedies eu-
ployed by Doctor Lghthnl, without need OF re-
course to the old hot atons or emetlcs and
the discharges from the head have resumed the
original and natural condition. I count upon
complete cure. That have been able, howtve
to obtain so material q rollefis to me a cause Of
gratitude. In that alone am repaid for whatever
the experiment may have cost me.
make this statement unsolicited as a means OF
acknowledging my obligation-to DR.. Lighthllrs
method OF treating catarrh, and with view to aid
any one who may have suffered from that disease
in forming a just opinion Of Its merits and Its
probable utility In their own case.
(sisncd) REV. FRED'K S. JEWELL,
Prof, State Normal School.
ALBANY, N. v, March II, 1854. Ap1-eO3w
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OFFIoIAIITNOTICES.


HEADob MILITARY DISTRICT OF WAsuIHGrou,)
wAsHrSoTos, b q, March 81, isst.
General Orders No. ..
In order to remove facilities ior dssertiOn and to
guard against the rscufrence Of gross imposition,
which have been praetlssd on United states sol.
disrs, By soma Of the dealers in military clothing
In this city II ls ordered that and after the eth
day Of April 1884, the sale Of articles OF clothing
to enlisted men Of the United States Army within
the limits OF the District Of Columbia will be con-
Quoted under military regulations usul Al mill.
tary posts. Dealers IN such articles will be 70.
quired TO obtain from the Provost Marshal a
license to sell to enlisted soldiers
Licensed dealers will be permitted 10 sell to en-
listed men in the United States service, under
clothing, military hats and caps, boots and shoes,
and Sky,blue military pants. r.
For the sale Of other clothing 10 snlitted men
special permits from the Provost Marshal will
be required In each particular case.
Application to the Provost Marshal for a deal.
efhslioense must be recommended by some person
OF known loyalty, and approved by the Mayor Of
the city OF Washington or Georgetown, res co.,
lively, according to tho location OF the place Of
business (Which must be specified in the applics-
caton) Of the party desiring such privilege. Such
recommendations must certify 10 the loyalty and
good character OF the applicant.
Alfliecnscd dealers shall post In a eonspiouou
position In their places Of busineB placArd bear
ing the words, "Licensed by Military Authority ;,
No dealers, licensed or otherwise will be permitted
TO exchange clothing with any enlisted soldier.
Any party selling articles Of clothing TO enlisted
United States soldiers Ia the District OF Columbia
After the publication Of this order without license
or exchanging clothing, will be subject 10 the pen
ally Of imprisonment, closing Of their places Of
business, and conhPoAtlon OF their stocks.
Nv command of nFg CEN NartIndale.
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q oLDIgRs or THE UNION /

- ~ = '--'~ = = = ~ 1900 -
Head the following Letters received from your
SNo%s %osnp Tai q The
known as PROF. H0LLowAYis PILLS AND
OINTMENT, You Will here ind unsolicited testi-
where our army of occupation il in force
See to Your HEALTH All OF you have some one
interested in your welfare then do not delay.
but TO Your Fathers aud Mothers, Sisters, Wives,
and brothers. Then, while you may, purchase
your HEALTH For % cents, 50 cents, Of si,iO Will,
when expended In these medieincB, bring YOU down
TO the kfeenent and ripest old ase.
The following are equine letters, on file for
inIPseSion at this ONCE 20 SGPise. Ssatby nal
QUARTEHMAsTEns DEPAHTMnET,l
s9th Illinois volunteers,
p,d goI H5J ss3s 8 aiis S GSss e 's''
STA: Enclosed please End two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each yout celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return nail Ple.ae attend
Lieut.. A. W. PELLowS,fQ NJ,
s9lh Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP MEAN BRAEDV srArioa, yApl
L., " January =, 1881.
6EiR sIRi I have heard great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and as | never was IN
the need OF them till now, want to try them, Ms
DlaTrhGa 10 very prevalent AZ the present timei
D. " " JOSEPH WALSH,
Co, L, 5th Rrgt., Exeel9iOr Brigade.
fULAhhI, Ienh' beo' 10 loOS'
DEAR sin; Please lind enclosed one dollar, aud
Iend me the amount In your famous ills, As I Am
troubled with DybpspsiAt and seek cure.
Yours, kc, THOMAS y. TURNER,
.sr.. Go, I, Oh Iowa Infantry,
MORHI Islands. C., Jan; IL, 1854
re IEA T SIM Enclosed you will und so cents, for
whish wish you to send me some OF your yAlua-
BILE Pillsj send them by mail Ienclose 10 cents
AddTeGs ....f'. ISRAEL Z. HALL,
Co, d, 9TH N. VI, Vols, p RI Royal, :. Z,
CANT or 6TH ENeEisIoR BHiGApE,
January %, 1884,.
sin! Pleale send me for the enclosed 90 cents the
worth OF II In Pllsi enclosed Ind 10 cents to pay
postage and you VIII oblige: Address yours,
Sergt. WIN. POWERS,
Co v, 9Th Regt Excelsior Brigade,
MORRS BLAND, $. C., Jan. 81, 1864.
Prof. HOIiOiVay F.
Please find enclosed the sum Of one dollar for
Pills. Ihaye DiarrhGa, and can get 1t stopped,
80 want TO wy your fl TII f0 m S,S TSi
Co. D, iOtth Regt, Penn, yolsl,
CAUTION
Iftho read T OF this "nOtlcsn cannot get 4 box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his plA
lei him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing TIE
amount, and Twill mail box free Of eNpenBe
MANY dealers will not keep my melielnSl on hand
because they cannot make az much Ptont az oP
per box or pot. 49,. ....,a apSTly
DIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
strayed away from the subscriber, On the 2aI Of
March, a ANAL red aud white cows lian warts or
one OF her teats, The above reward Will be pAtG
Tor her return to COLUMBUS sCRIhEB
Apb-s' a5s L street, between lith and loth