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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-04
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~ soWsu 10 All scllers VINO nave pccn aisaolcd, IN
~ ~ ~ Wolus or ulscass. wic IN te serVico
~ W WIDOWS o, ueccnsen SolueI
@ IsGLn o, OF Wlhowod nother dcpendeht on inc
"''o"'o' so'uicr LOT support
Back Pay.
We have orerv facility for tho coI,oc,io, of p,cr
Par. IL final papcrs are correctly made ont We can
have the money In hand in ronr doyS from, Tho ,i,no
the pnners nro Idciivcred IN re soIdior. uho have
arrears of nav duo thcn, from Tho oycrn,ont viii do
vol 10 cali on us, ns wc can collect thn money for
much less than II will cost to 20 TO Combns or elsc
where: and much sooner than Tho state pov Agont
can collect their money. ~ t's''''
10 Cs'
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with instructions for filling them up, so
that you can prepare your clam without trouble.
n Promnt.
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no .ooner you make your arpilcanon' the sooner
YOU Wlll gst ym,r money. u Apphcntlon ior PENSION
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SOLDIERS.

You ought not to be without such valuable nnedI.
cine The Cincinnati National Union OF April Gath,
says that thousands of soldiers have been saved by
the use OF Strckland's Anti Cholera Mixture. For
by Druggists at so cents per bottle f..,, Il
General Depot East 4th street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Inno3d.M. - - ~ Il
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taken by the Oldest person, or youngest child.
Madame zadoc Porter's Curative Bal
sam Is no new and untried medicine but has been
used by tho public for the past 22 Years, with nm.
paraelled success and has acquired its present ex-
Ienslye ana largely increasing sale, simply by being
recommended by those who have used Il TO their
afflicted friends and others.
n you have a cold, il ever so slight, do not
ial 70 gyo the Basam trial the very low price at
whchitis sold, brings it in the reach Of every one
mat they may always keep convenient for use The
worth one hundred times its cost
Do not be put off with any other. Ask for Mad
anne Zadoc Porter's Cough BaIsam, insist
on having IT, and take other II your Druggist does
not have it, have him send and getit for you
no-sold by all Druggists ut a5 and so
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors,
2l8 Greenwich Street, ". Y.
E. LSLOCUM, Agent, Lancaster,
Ohio.
Nov. 10. lS63-3i-1y
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Rcmem mber the PIaceI

Tho sooner you make your application, the soonC
you will got your money. II Application for PCnsio
Is not made within year from the dno Of discharg,
a Yearly pension is lost
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References:

r. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AGENr; Onice--South 4
Main street. Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years, is cntitleo
. sloo Bounty; Every Soldier discharged by reason
Every Soldier enlisted after July lst 1862, and dis
'harged before serving two years, is entitled to s25
bounty. Tho Widow, Children, Father, Mother or
Icrs Of Soldiers, who die in the service, arc entitled
% the above Bountes.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Hood and Thomas.

LOUISVILLE, Dec.2.-This mornings Jour
nal says: General Thomas has abandoned
his strong position at franklin and formed
bis line of battle within three miles Of
Nashville. Yesterday evening the two hos
tile armies were engaged in skirmishing
and the rattle of musketry could plainly
be heard in the streets Of Nashville. A
battle terrible in fury is imminent. We
believe that General Thomas has not any
fears about the result. He is not as
weak as he would make the rebels believe
he is. He can offer battle to better advan'
tage to himself in front of Nashville than
at any other point. His left wing rests on
Murfreesboro, and when strengthened by
the forces at Chattanooga he will be strong
enough to close upon Hoods rear and cut
off bis retreat. The rebel General is press
ing blindly forward. Thomas has set a
trap, and the force lis tho eager to nibble
at the bait. Already the lines are closing
and each hour the threads of the net are
more completely woven. Wewill not trem,
bic for the result, but will feel strong and
hopeful for the cause, and confidently
look for victory to perch upon our banner
Our troops are brave. and General Thoma'
is an able, commander. We predict thai
the rebel arms will meet with q terrible
disaster. Thomas has matured his plans.
and will either capture OF snnihilate TIT
rebel army. .'.' u 's'.e' Ell
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

DURING the past few months many i'm
pOrtant improvements have been made in
this city. In almost every section of the
city we observe new fronts, new roofs, or
an additional story added to dwellings or
places of business. while many new build
ings have been erected, and old ones brush
ed up aud treated to several coats Of paint
While our monied men are in the humoi,
aud while improvement seems to be all the
rage, would it not be a good idea to invest
all surplus funds in the erection of small
dwelling houses. flour capitalists willbut
consider the matter, they cannot but decide
that there will be a demand for dwelling
houses in the Spring, and that money in
vested in such property, cannot fail to
bring good interest. fF
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Sherman.

New YORK, Dec. l.-Files Of Georgia
papers up to the 25th, and Richmond pa
pers to the Goth, are received.
- while Sherman is no doubt steadily ad.
'ng across the State of Georgia, in full
Vanc';, % With the programme which he
accordan. himself before leaving Atlanta
prepared TOR L. formed of his movements
if Judgment was >hsse frightened rebe
by the RECORDS oi H. hit consider his
newspaper men, we mls Nv is ompi
course very erratio. His ar-. Ssre. 7,
present, and then again it is no VIII ling
Is here, there and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
its terrific lines across the State-ano anon
it has vanished entirely. -. *. =,
Richmond papers of last Tuesday say the
rebels still occupy Macon, and that on sat,
urday last Sherman had not approached
Augusta. 81. ~ 19l n..
Kilpatrick's cavalry were repulsed at tne
Oconnee river on the 2lst ult. -,
The Augusta Chronicle says that on the
same day the Yankees left the line OF the
Georgia railroad, going southwark, wh,cf
means that General Slocum was moving oil
column. to form q junction with that o
Howard.
Sherman's movements have cut Governor
Brown off from the interior with the east
ern portion of the State, and the Pres'den
of the State Senate, Mr., Wright, appar
emily delighted, in one respect at least, oy
this occurrence, has taken advantage OF
and assumed ex.officio Gubernatorial con-
troll over eastern Georgia, and issued IRON
Augusta proclamation revoking the 10y.
ernor's address regarding the militia, MI
Wright directs the militia to report to hln
and not to General Smith as Brown IA
4 ordered. al a&f
Generals Wade Hampton, from Virgins
and Bragg, from North Carolina, are rein
forcing the Georgia rebels.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Genersl regala-
tions for the purchase Of the products of
the insurrectionary States on government
account, just promulgated, provides for,the
appointment Of agents by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, at the following designated
markets or places OF purchase, namely: 51
New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Nor
folk Beaufort, Port Royal and Pensacola. Z
The price to be paid for any of the'pro-
ducts purchased, shall be agreed upon be-
tween the seller and purchasing agent, but
in no case TO exceed the market value in
the city of New York according % latest
quotations.
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d5rt|egraplBJaIl;:,,
IlFfVIf Ouisiama.

.NEw .YoRx, Dec, = he esald,s, cor
respondent Of the Flat giEes Ism account o.
the rebel operations sloug thesKed river IN
Lonisiana, and particularly at and around
Alexandria The rrsbsl General Buckner
is,in command IN that region, and has his
hendou,r ter % lAlexapdria, where add
tionaf fofmidabis defsnsive oyorh have
been erectsd foF the purpose OF rendering
it impossible, for the Union, gunboats to
again ascend the Red river The dams
which General Bailey constructed to re,
leave the feet accompanying Banks army
have been used to form part Of the forti
fcations, and apparently with very good
effect for the rebel designs. IN al the
country as far around rAlaxandria a lfene
Buckner's authority reaches an indiscrimi>
nate and, mercilessi EonSl ription of all the
male inhabitants is enforced. Old men and
young boys, foreign and natives, the tables
and The exempts are alike gathered to
swell the ranks of the rebel armies.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
furnishes additional cenfrmstion of the re
cent report that Allen, the rebel Governor
of Louisians, ihsh organized ttenregiments
of negroes at Shreveport. AT present they
are employed in strengthening the defences
of that place, but are Instructed in the reg>
ularr' nj military drill. Allen expects soon to
receive auth orization from Richmond, for
putting them into the rebel army. The
Union General Lee in his official report of
his late successful cavalry expedition into
the interior of Louisiana says, that he had
strong fight at Liberty, and captured TIVE
hundred prisoners, including twenty-five
officers and three pieces of artillery, and
between six and eight hundred horses and
a number Of negroes, and destroyed an i'm
mense amount Of rebel stores.
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Christmas comes but once year;
Rnt yhen it comes it brings good che

But when it comes it brings good ohssrp'
The gay and festive times usual upon che
return annually of Christmas and New
Years day is rapidly approaching. In the
stirring words of the old song, though il
cOues but ''once year" it most certainly
brings upon times dusty wings to all "gooe
cheer" Holiday Gifts add much to the
happiness of those who give and to those
who receive them. Such presents arf
treasured up in the hearts memory and ar
preserved for years as bright spots in tn
pathway of ones happy life Thuse Wit
90 template making presents should con
snlt a. e columns of The DAILY RDaIs s1 ~
Co., 81. 1T place to purchase them, anc
-, We articles for sale suitable
'AO'' ~ Il" I'd advertise them In oul
:" -, ' u jn that way secure
columns. They win g. .ooa n. .,
prompt and ready sales ''"m = sO0a - LAS .ar
of buyers who cannot be
other way. We trust "a woru e., IL.
is sufficient to prompt all such J,
their real interest lies.
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PAYMENT OF SoLDIERs.-The War De-
partment has issued orders that all enlisted
meu, at the expiration of their term of SER
vice, must be mustered out and paid or
muster out rolls, and not on the final state
Nent of regimental officers. The only ex
Ceptions are men discharged by special Or
der for disability, or discharged in the hos
ptal on expiration of their torn Of service
as uIable to travel. ------.-
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Local and. State News.

p.oscR1pr1oN.-Acfswsw weeks bsfpsa the
,..;dential election, vote for President
taken among the employees of the Va.
government stables and warehouses in
~. city. Tho officer requesting rths, xQfe
..tsd that every man was at full liberty to
80 in accordance with his honest desires,
.'d expressly stipulated that Pa pan
~onld be molested in any way or discharged
eom labor on account of bis vote. Under
.hs influence of this assurance. . number
If the employees avowed their prefer
s.o. for General Mcclellan. On the 9th of
Novsmber each mau voted in accordance
With the opinion he had before expressed.
MT anticipating any trouble therefrom.-
On last wednesday, Nov. 30th, the work
men received their pay and al s9ho he'd
ro,,a for Mcclellan sosre summary and per
rmptorilu discharged. Six men, iMs'srs. U.
i Berlin, VIM, Berlin, Jas. Berlin, Henry
Perry, VIM. Dyzart and Jefferson Porter,
we're dismissed from the Island Iaro, anu
nine men FROM the Government stables in
East Wheeling. The only explanation Civ
On 10 each case was that they had voted for
Mcclellan. e1e aata s"7
This is fair sample of the way in which
the Republicans are endeavoring to bring
about an era of good feeling Their news
papers admit the loyalty of the Democratic
party, and try by plentiful use Of "soft
sswder" to make the Mcclellan men for.
get the insults hesped upon them during
the can pagn, but, at the same time, they
rgdly exclude them from Office orlsmplov>
ment of any kind, even down to labor in
the government stables. Shame on such
petty tyranny and prescription. 1t mani
tests the very extremity of meanness.
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Foreign News.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. 2-The steamship
China. from Liverpool the 10Th, bringing
Queenstown dates of the 10th, has arrived,
with later advices. News unimportant.
TIVE British Admeralty has issued stringent
ord, rs against naval officers engaging in
TIv, xpooL, Nov. ls-Cotton buoyant
Nth an 4, 'vance of &C., and closing Arm.
Manchest>,er market frmer and advanc'
: Breadstuf., quiet and steady. f'T,,.
Wheat, easier. o b -.-.-''
Provisions. dull. "'~ 80"
Lard, buoyant,
Produce, quiet and steady. s.a--' ,',-h
Consols closed 9lasl2 for money. o.
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ATNsw CREEK during the recent raid q
large amount of clothing changed owners
The COnfederates snapped their old cloth =
ing for new, and avery citizen who was an
fortunate enough to be captured was cons
PEELED to exchange "tludsp A gentleman
arrived in this city yesterday wearing the
Georgia State uniform. At first he was
taken for Confederate spy, but as he was
we'll duown to our people. the gentleman
soon made satisfactory explanation, stat
Ing that he HAD been captured, and com
PEELED to exchange brand, new suit Of
Clothes for the thread. bare gray suit. I
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night. To night they aro being sngaesd 70
the Alme aaiGe hGho0d- ..---..s:-:...7s..
Ss's''sii s ca az "a s5g.t,::'
they speak Of the discontsnt and dsmossfiA
. ,ssi, lessi s 8. ;5 z e:
''e Gov. srslSpd .Sa sSsssaSsssss. Of proai
rst satitiSsr4 &C. &C. MR. iASd asftlsd hlA
to-day, they come TO present AagA % sever.
al Of the Maryland. reginssts insths 6th
corps, and the presentation is expected to
akephce Tomorrow. rats,,tlSW v ssfI,A
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M New YoRK, Dec. 2.
Cotton Unchanged, at $l,2s for mid.
ding. a,.- ss.s'-.s b.
Plour-State and Western opened 5al0t
better, and closed dull, at SO, 90sl0,0 fol
extra State; $l1, l0al1 rs for extra round
hoop Ohio, and 81, 3OaSli,25 for trade
brands --.-
-Whisky-Firmsr, at 81, Goal ,92 for State
and 81, goal ,92a for Western.
Wheat-fa2c better and moro doing, a
so papa for Chicago Spring; 1926 TO
No. / Milwaukee Club; 81, 4Oa247 for Win
ter; S2,47a2 SO for Amber Michigan, ant
So, go for White Michigan.
Rye-Steady, at 81, II for Western.
Barley-Heavy, at 81 ,s5 for State. I
\ Corn-la2 better and quiet, at $l,94
ii ,95 for Western afoat and in store.
Oats---Lower and more doing, at 99caS
for Western aHoat in store. b., - Z
WooEpull. z.,bt,ta ..sa
Cofee-Firm, rs-.F
.Sugar--Active, at PC for Porto Rico
and l92c for Muscovado and Havana.
-Molasses-Active.
Petroleum--Very firm; crude at 49a50c
refined in bond 500, and refined frseis quo
ted at 85, J. Is V5D1D1j -
| ,Pork-0pened heavy and lower, closinI
active with rather more frmneu, at s.
for two year old meas; 49,, 25a33, 90 for ON
year old do, cash snd regular way. closin
st the latter price for cash; S32a32 Is 70
prime; also, sales Of, 600 bbls. new mes
Tor January and February, buyers and sell
ers option, at S37, 6oaSs,00; 5000 bbls. Q
prime mess for January, buyers option, 4
s37, so, and 500 bbls- 1854 mess for d
December, at $3.50 yboa4G
Beef-Steady at previous prices.
Beef Hsms-Firm, at SNa2s,2 as. ~
Cutmeats--Rsther more active, at Ia
| Isle forshonldass, and lSe for hama. :
Lssd-Msre active and frnsr, st IA
q sjs, Yst toe L9,i1ss1 }-ai .-OjAtst I'S@S
nj 90 T,0H4 > !
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

New YORK, Dec. I'm the rebel House
of Representatives on Monday last, Mr.
Foote offered his Monroe doctrine resolu
tions in new form, and began speech in
favor of them; but while he was talking
the House went into secret session. "'
The Tribune's Washington special says,
Judge Holt has peremptorily declined
the appointment to the vacant Attorney
ship. The retiring gentleman strongly ur"
ges that his assistant, Titan Coffee. be ap-
pointed. .....,.
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From the Army of the P0fO.
mac.


HrApouARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Nov. 3O.-The utmost quiet has prevailed
along the lines for several days past until
Yesterday afternoon, when our batteries at
Fort Hill opened fire for the edi6cation Of
our English visitors. :. ... - Ii..
At first the enemy did not reply, but af-
ter short time they opened from several
points. and for q time perfect shower q
shot and shell was thrown In ana around
Fort Hill. Unfortunately, Just at the time,
some of our troops on duty in the vicinity
we're b~ing relieved, and severals Casualties
occurred. 70. 5.9 1919 %, a.. ~ . ).
TovI-ddark the artillery fring CEASED,
but the picksts kept st their exchanges all
4Is..l
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2-By the arrival Of the
steamer Evening Star, we have New Orleans
sdvices Of the 18th, instant. The Era con-
tains details of Gen. Lees great cavalry
raid, fully confirming the present reports
Of its ssccess. Col. Fond, of the llth I'LL
nois comma oder of column. JBJlG "a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

1t may be of interest to our country
readers to know that farmers are required
SorepOr to the United States Assessor oil
the cattle, hugs, calves and sheep which
are'isnghtured for sale. Tue tax on each
bead of horned cattle is4 cents, on each
nog 10 cents, and on each sheep 5 cents.
reports must be made during the fist ten
Gays Of each month. Persons failing to
make returns as required sbyilaS, subject
Themselves to q severe penalty. iA2i5 I. |, .
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| Col. Fonda, of the l1th Illinoise, was il
lcommapd. # the colnmu, and ka, pseoeede!
20 Port Hudson, thence to Jackson on the
10th Ter 4iles fcR ackspah& sdrDrissd
camp and disperred il, he captured S.
prisoners, 200 army wagons and large
amount Of military stores. He then moved
forward and Joined the main column under
General Lee, who thus reinforced marched
up0n kbN7yS AnbtkeH colQsAHy ~ kep
etsxDd f4N Baton ROUGE &c bi6$~ q
der Col. Marsh, of the End Illinois cavalry;
this column reached Liberty and surprised
the rebel Gen. Hedge, Iin eommandhthere.
He barely escaped capture by jumping from
q back window, bnt all members OF his STAN
were taken including Lieut. Davis nephew
of Jeff's. The cavalry remained there un
til the arrival of Gen. Lee, when expeditions
vsfe despatched still further intoithe enernys
line, one going to Brown Haven under
Col. Fonda, and the other to Summit, under
Col. ,Bossford ofthe 10th New Yerk eayslry.
At Brown Haven, . train Of cats Ioaded
with all kinds OF military stores was cap
tured and destroyed, as also buildings cen
tanning quarter master stores. Fifty pris-
oners were taken, a section of artillery and
40 wagons loaded with stores.
Col Bcssofore found large quantity OF
stores at summit, and as the place was
surprised, he recovered the whole and des-
troyed it; he then returned to Liberty with
twenty-five prisoners and some valuable
trophies of this successful raid. While
these expeditions we're absent, General
Lee was attacked at Liberty by Colonel
Scott, and q most vigorous fight was kept
up for two hours, and although Lees forces
was outnumbered by Scott, the rebels Were
finally obliged to retire. The result of the
fight was the capture of % prisoners,
l twelve. FOUNDER howitzer, and 80 left
dead on the field. The expedition then
returned to Baton Rouge. Our loss was
not over 20. A fire occurred at Baton
Rouge on the 22d in building formerly
used as . cotton mandatory, but latterly
as a Government stable. OVERSIZE, 600
worth Of property was destroyed, consist
ing of mules, horses and harness. -
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The EXPRESS IRoBBERs Arthur Resley,
Abner Marks and Charles Meredith, the
three men who robbed the Adams Express
Office at Grafton, have been confined in the
jail of this city.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Itis said by those
who have seen Richmond papers of Wednes
day last that they contain REPETITION Of
statements that General Sherman is still in
the interior of Georgia. 1t is also stated
that detachment of Yankee cavalry was
sent out in the direction Of Beaufort were
either captured, killed or dispersed! 4 II
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New YORK, Dec. 2-The Commercials
Washington special says there is high mill
itary authority for saying that the situa
ton in Tennessee augurs success. There
are positive indications, through rebel
sources, that Sherman is advancing trium,
phantly toward the sea coast. Other com
manding generals will soon be heard from.
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RIVER MATrERs.-Business on the levee
,~u-1ss hrhk yesterday, notwithstanding
IA ipGlensltEssshpg. The river Nssstai
tonasy, with niaa isSs ~, inches water in
fhosshAnnsk aisi sds nc il5s I'm er9drIsss1 ahfI
TIE tSSIilps IL 9 s,aie e. trade between
thiis city MA Gin innah Aass had ) deprssss!
fI n! s sss trcn tbs price, cf freight and and
Fs1se 6ase besu considerably reduced--
Mails IRE neRatsken fren. ] here to Gncin-
nstisf tS1 can per. iksg about one HI hall J!
thlss.slm charged few weeks ago.1 This is
avery COED move for our business men, but
We cananot see how the boats can stand II
Tbs. steamer Geo. c. IMPORTER, Capt
Taylor, will hereafter run between this city
and Pistsburg .sf 1.a 1,:s e., ,A' Ia. e. -
The Peerless, Capt. Frank Cakes, arriv-
ed from. Cincinnati Thursday night, full Of
passengers and freight. The pleasure party
which left last week on this boat for Gin
lcinnati returned in high glee, well satisfied
with the trip, Having received very good
load of freight, and large number OF pas
jseogefs, the Peerless left for Cincinnati last
ef6sst:! Johns, Capt. Sam Mason, leaves
this evening for Cincinnati. 49, -.
The, Rowens, Capt. bravo, arrived from
below, and left for Pittsburg. -: ,-s
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DIR. STRICKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS
COUGH BALSAM

DURR0 ooacha ODD, - tR0ok $3.50, md
u Consumpsion. Il q only nsesna1 % any o.s
nd Mnos only cures TIE above a1sctions q the
Thross and Lunss but Il cures night swsas sad tt.
ding Of blood and II exssllsSt eaxsle toe any hnA
Of sore throat. Il II pleasant 10 taks. and sas md
icine for infants. Price 50 osnts pr bottle Ter ais
by druggists generally.
oensral Depot, 0incinnsh. Ohio. ., yu-s's1s'
SOD BY Logan, Ii.t Co., wheelins.
Chss W. Graham,
Jacob Carns, Bridgeport, o.,
Michael NeKsivsy, Bsllaire,
u. Nahon 4 Co., oanhsadts krus eisA
81 rTsq9as onmnins. waahinSsSh@J 3 - b
20 = Wy koesn, xcrristovn,
O. q. Hstcalf Belmont,
81. welsh o., Drassists bsllaizs,
Riehardson Beo.s Front e., 1ellatrA
Jacob Altmsysr, Bsnvood, ". Va,
Myers Hays, Frsut It., Bsllairs.
yunsl6-ly-dav ru&F.
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A CONVENTION Of tobacco dealers will be
held in New York On Tuesday next. The
object of the convention is to request Con-
gress to lay . tax solely on the leaf tobacco
going into consumption in the United States
thus exempting the producer and devolving
upon the purchaser the payment OF the tax
Shall Wheeling be represented?