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ARMY RIDE

"HeApoUARTRHs Amy NoRTnERN Va, Jan.
%, lSGi-Genernl Order No. Tho Com.
maudine General considers il due to tha ar.
my TO state that tho temporary reduction oil
ralions was caused by circumstances beyond
tho control Of those charged with Tia support
Its welfare and comfort are objects Of his con.
slant solicitud6, and no effort has been spared
TO provide for liz wants, II 10 hoped tho OK,
]ertions now being made will render the ne,
ceasity Of but short duration; but the history
Of the army has shown that the country can
require no sacrifice too great for It's patriotic
devotion. Soldiorsl you tread with no uno.
quail steps the road by which your fathers
marched, through suffering, privation aud
blood, to Independence. Continue 10 emulate
in future az you have in tho past, their valoi
10 rms, as we'll Ms their patient endurance o
hArdshipS, their high reaolye to he free, which
no trial could shake, no bribo aeduco, no dan
ger AppNl and he assured that the Just God
who crowned their efforts with succcss, will
in His own good timo, send down hia bless
inga upon you,
lSignedl n. L. LEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
RUMORED WAR WITH FRANCE.

WAsInSGroS, February 1.-The Worlds
special says II is rumored in high official cir.
Giles that we are on tho eve OF u war with
France. Mr. seward is snid to have pursued
Il course toward the French Government, con.
corning the Florida and ans Building in
France for the rebels, M to elicit a reply from
tho French Foreign Minister, in accordance
with which the United States must either aban.
don its protcnsions or 20 To war to maintain
them, Mr. Everta II is said, was instructed
to demand of France tho surrender Of the
bolligorent rights accorded to rebels, aud il
is certain there il somo serious difficulty with
the French Cabinet which alarms all but Mr..
seward lie, in view of the almost certainty
Of war in Europe, takes the Highest possible
ground towards France, This may bo taken
Tor what il is worth.-Reporler.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
THE VEsTA WREcKEn.

NRw YoRE, February 2.-Tho contractors
on The ocean irouolads Dictator and Puritan,
have boon requested to dispense with the
work on them.
Richmond papers contain an account Of the
running ashore and burning by her crew Of
tho blockade runner Vcata W N n valuable
cargo of supplies, including splendid uni.
form for General Leo from hia admirers in
London. This occurred ncnr Wilmington on
the 10th Of January. Tho Vosla was q new
double-scroW steamer, on her frat voyage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

ployment Of the latter purely professional, and
ha violated no law in accepting n fec in de-
Tense Of HuBt before any Court, Civil or Mill.
tAry, or even for %endeaVoring TO procure his
discharge from prison. Il IL held Ia the re-.
port that Il In improper TO accept compensation
s.or prosecution Of claims or for obtaining con
tracts or offices or for tranaacting business Ia
the several Departments Of Government, but
not for accepting foes for services in judicial
bodies.
A message from thu President transmitted
TO the Senate to-cay enclosing correspondence
relative 10 the request that permission DO Civ.
en- our military authorities TO pa rsuo tho
Sioux Indians in Hudson hay Territories.
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xXxVIIITm CONGRESS.

WAsnNGToS, February 2.--HoUsE, On
monitor Of Mr., BontOn, the Secretary Of the
whether anppIes for tho Navy during tho past
yeer were purchased upon contracts, if not
what proportion aud kind we're purchased IN
open market 10, aud inform tho House what
alterations In law arc necessary,
Mr Stevens, from tho Committed on Ways
and Means, reported a bill Of appropriations
for the support Of Tho army for tina year end
ing June, 1860.
The House passed a bill 10 facilitate the
payment Of b%onnties aud arroarages Of pay
duo wounded and deceased soldiers.
Tho House reanmed tho consideration OF
the bin Nmendatory OF the ConHucotion act
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
By Telegraph.
MONT DISPATCHBs.
NXxVHITu CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb, i.-ftousg. Various
resolutions proposing increased pay 10 pension
ors, and 10 giyo further protection to emf
grants going to the Territories, etc, we're
adopted
Mr.. Blair of Mo, offered a resolution for
tho appointment Of u committee TO enquire
into tho practical operation aud resula Of tho
Treasury Department trade regulations, and
Rs 20 commercial intercourse with rebel
States whether frauds have not been prao.
ticed by its agents, aud whether fnvoritism
has not been shown, &c. Debate arising tho
resolution lies over.
Mr. Eldridge ooifred a preamble declaring
against the oonscripti0n, or forced military
service, NJ contrary to tho principles Of self
government, and concluding with n resolution
instruoting the Committee on Military Affairs
TO inquire into tho expedioncy of repeating or
suspending tho oonsoription laws, and in
order 10 secure the men necessary 10 put
down the rebellion giving increased pay and
bounty TO volunteers.
Mr.. Stevens moved TO lay tho proposition
on tho table. Carried by SO against sc.
Mr.. Grinnell offered u resolution declaring
that n more vigorous policy Of e%nlisting per
sons OF African descent in tho army would
meet the appreciation Of the House. Adopted
81 against iG,
Tho House resumed the consideration oftho
bill to revise tho brevet rank Of Lieutenant
General.
Me Garfield opposed IT, They should wait
until the war is ovcr before comforting the H.
tie.
Mr.. Farnsworlh advocated the immmcdialo
passage Of the bill,
Mr.. Schenck, In voting for il, would do 10
Jtihnnt in tha ianpf daVraa Vytahiuy g., a., mn.
derstood rs interfering with tho selection Of
the President.
Me Stevens opposed the bill
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois spoke ofthe ex
ploits Of Grant, for whom tho brevet rank
was designed, There VIVA further debate when
Garfield moved to lay the bill on tho table.
Disagreed to. There being only 10 in the hi
firmative.
Mr.. Ross offered mn amendment recon.
mending General Grant for tho position oi
Lieutenant General, which was agreed 10 by
Ill against IL. The bill wns then passed 80
against Il.
The House then went into committee Of the
amendatory OF tho enrolment net, Several
amendments were discussed. Nothing OF i'm
portsnco, however was done.
SESArR-Vice. President Hamlin grcaenlnd
tho resignation of senator Bayard, Of Dcla
ware.
Mr.. Davis Of Ky rose 10 n personal OK
PLANTATION as 10 the course imputed TO him b,
the Senator from Maine.
Mr. Snulsberry presented tho credentials o.
George Road Biddle, elected In I'LL tho va
cancy caused by tho resignntion of Senator
Bayhrd OF Delaware
Tho resolution ol Mr., Doolitlle, requesting
tho appearance Of some persona connected
with tho Departments to represent them hefor'
tho Committee of investigation, was takor
up,
Mr.. drimea supported tho resolution n
longth rs an not Of Justice 10 tho Department.
and introduced u long letter from Donald Me
Kay in defense of Mr.. lsherwood aud their
DEPUTY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
CRITTENDEN AND McCoOK COURT OF
INQUIRY.

LoufsviuE, February 1.-The Court OF
Inquiry Ia tho caao Of Generals Crittenden
and MoCook oommonced It's session here 70.
day, Major Generals Hunter aud CRdwalla.
dor and BrigRdier General WAdsworth
compose the Court, and Colonel SohriVor re-
oorder,
General Burbridge ia at tho Louisville
Hotel.
Among tho guests at tho Gait House are
Major Generals Hunter, CAdwAllRder, Stone.
man, C~ritenden and MoCook, Brigadisr Gen
erals Wadsworth, Allon and Chaplain aud
Rear Admiral Porter.
Major Generals Grant and hoaeorAna will
arrived At tho Calf House fr0w ~ Louis TO-
night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
pRATH OF GOV GAMBIA.

III. LoDIa, February 2.-BOth Honaes Of the
Legislature adjourned yesterday 70 attend tho
funeral Of Coy. Gamble ia this city to.morrow,
Lieat dov Halls message TO tho Legisla
luro concludes Aa followa;
my chief and constant efforts shall be 10
cooperate with tho Federal Government ia
It's Efforts 10 suppress the existing rebellion.
In dong this, shall not DO Solicitoua 10 find
fault with the President, Congress, or our
Generals In the field. | shalt rather defer
my obleetiops 10 whatever ] may deem blanc.
worthy in aotai 10 q moro propiiious period,
and trhst that by = cordial support Of the
government OF the United Siatog, 10 contrib
uto aomething towards tho restoration Of
peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
New York M

Nsw YoRE, February 2.--Cotlon very
dull mud heavy, Flour two a ten higher and
In better demand G s5@7 90 for extra State
Y 40ta7 90; for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade iirmer aud in good demand 6I6S6 q
Chicago apring 64069 for Milwaukee clah
is@53 for Winter Red Western bT(0GO =
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy | 26C9l 20 for store. Oa,a
G, lover s6@lsGl. Pork shade GTmer |, bO.ttt.
al G2 old; 1ll1@l ~ new mess Z lard
drmer ll@l2L Whisky dull and unsettled
at 10. lI,s
Nav YoRE, February 2.--stocks duh, u.
easy and sleady. Money in fair demand nj
seven per cont STERLING nominal, United
States SKIES ut n. Erie CT. New
York Central l 3lk Reading | lss.
Gold | 67l Coupons 81 25. Harlem 30.
One year certificates ~,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

sey-It is said that Judge FANCY has for
many years appeared ns i about 10 drop iuto
tho gnve. Az long as 1910, agenilsmsB in
Maryland, having seme interest IN a dispnled
land case, in which there waa considerably
more feeling than money involved, inquired
Of u merchant in Baltimore for tho name OF
some able lawyer TO DO employed The nAmo
of Mr., Taney waa given. Tho gentleman
called the latter, but, after talking with him
awhile, declined engaging HE services, giving
alterward M his reason that no intended his
case should stay IN court at least tive years,
that fancy would not 1.-Two half that time, aud
then he would have to engage new counsel
Fifty yeare hAva passed sinoe then. and ten
years ago that individual and all the other
parties 10 tho proirncted puii, "a well M tho
lawyers on both sides, aud the Judge who ri.
ed the cause, woFs all dead, aad fancy was
~ hale and hearty Us he bad ever been, bat
still deceiving people with his apparent fec
bleneba.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
nYERNnR0FInAnn

wAsuiSoroS, February Tho Tribune
special says Caleb Lyon, Of LyonVille, has
been appointed Governor Of Idaho,
A Tribunes army dispatch says there is =
statement of n oontraband rebel that Stuart's
cavalry wore concentrated on woptern slope
OF Thoroughlaro Mountain. A r%eoonnoitCr-
ing party OF Mernra cavalry won't there, and
found no truth in tho affair,
A rumor says q force OF rebels recently
we're seen constructing two bridges acrosa the
Rapidan, but nothing definite has been 70
coiyod.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
The Siege Of Charleston 90 lie
Abandoned.

Correspondence of tho Chicago T,mosl
II will not surprise the roadors Of THE
rmEs TO learn that the scigo of Charleston
haa bcon dctipitely abandoned. General Gil.
moro'a forces, finding That they can effect
nothing against tho city, and that the naval
force there il entirely useless, hayo retired,
and tho seigo is virtually Riscd Thus ends
this labt attempt 10 capiuro or destroy tho
nest OF ths rebellion" Thus ends all tho va.
porting boasts of the administration that Char.
leston should DO taken or destroyed. Thus
ends the disgracelul farce Of tho "Greek.fro"
humbug How many millions Of treasure,
how many thousand of lives, hays been sacri
feed ia this chimerical enterprisel Three or
four months will now be- allowed 10 General
Beanregsrd IN rebuild Fort Sumter aud 10 re-
place Ia tho hArbor that portion Of the obstruc.
lions which has been washed away by the
waves; and then, in May probably, the ridicu.
lous wasto Of human lilo aud gunpowder will
bn recommended
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
AOnrstIn,..

What do walcbmen ON tho walls Of Zion,
whose petty was shocked by a Sacred Concert
on the sabbath, the object Of which wns to
sing Hymns of Praise 10 Con, think Of the
Sunday Proclamation Of AnRHAM LINCOLN,
ior 900, 600 meup Why don't they ''adyer.
lisa % H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

1t IS reported that Imbodcn has crossed
the Potomac below Hancock, aud Is max
ing for Chambersburg.
The New York gold market closed Mt
574 to-day.
The Whisky market closed at 80
to-day, -
Two hundred aud fifty clerks have been
Employed in the Departments at Wash
ington. withon, authority Of law.
Enormous ..as have been the estimates
of the expenses Of this year, il is now said
that the Congressional appropriations will
exceed then, by 500. 900 900
Some of the wards in Cincinnati. which
had thsir quotas nearly filled under tho
first call. have abandoned all effort in acs-
pair. since the new call Of 500, 900 men has
been made.
1t is believed that u Federal attack has
been made on Mobile. aud its speedy fall
is predicted.
The report that rebel authorities had
proposed terms Of peace. is denied.
1t is rumored in high official circles that
We ave on the eve Of war with France.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

The exaggerated utterances Of tho opposi.
ton ~artizAn organs of tho Southern Confod-
eracy. ARE now made tho principle hasia on
which Abolition hopes arc built Thoy will
prove ~ eyAnescent and false Us all their ear.
lier predictions, aud dissolve like the base.
less fabric Of a vision"
II is singular that these organA will build so
much upon mere uttoranceS Of party organs,
intelligent contrabsnds, oowardly desertnrs.
scarcely less cowIdly, bot more yenRl rolu-
gees, md nothing upon known forces and ~.
tablisbed facts, either Of tho present or the
past. The latter furnish stable grounds Tor
Judgment The former will lehye bshiud thea
but the wrocks Of the theories aud hopes built
upon them, AZ they have hitherto DONE
Syracuse Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
IMBODEN CROSSING THE POTOMAC

HAnnsuuRo, Feb. Especial to tho 7ri,
bupc says n report prevails tonight that In.
bodcn crossed the Potomac three miles below
Hancock, and was aiming at Chambershurg
aud Cumberland Valloy aud will reach Har.
rishurg il possible. lie haa no artillery OF
infantry except two sections Of n six ponud
battery, Thcro Is no adequate forces To pur,
aus or intercept them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
ACANARD.

WAsnwuToN, February LA Herald
special says the report Of tho rebel authorities
being d%eairoua TO propoae terms Of peace is
n cNnhrd.
Rebel dosertora aiai0 that IL the Preaidont'a
Amnesty Proclamation was allowed TO reach
L~eo'slarmy, II great proportion Of the troops
would throw down their arms and enter our
linea
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speech Ot Mr. EslIeInERm at the
sth of January Convention.

OF the many admirable speeches made
at the 9Th Of January Convention at CO.
lunbus, one Of the most noticeable in that
OF Mr.. E~suELMAR. ofChilicothe, Mr.. t..
takes pains to vindicaie the memory OF
JACKSON, from the faint which Republi-
can praise would inpart to it. For the
leaders of that party contaminAte what
ever they touch. Their praise is more
fatal than their cepsnre. II Is an outrage
upon the name Of AsDRSw JAoKsoS, that
he should be 10 often alluded TO by Re-.
publicans, as one who living would sane
ton their infamous and traitorous viola
tions Of the Constitution. as well az their
persistent. aud we'll nigh. VI not eRtely
successful attempt 10 break up fof tho
Union Of our fathers. Mr.. EaHELMir has
indicated the hero Of the Hermitage, ably
and eloquen1y, by a succinct historical 10.
view Of the South Carolina trouble. ~
well M by deductions from what all the
world knows TO have been the patriot char
acter and purposes of Gen. JAoKsos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

B1~rhe Republicans are still abusing
MoCLELLAS with all their mean aud dirty
power. What q waste OF ammunition oil this
will prove, should tho Democratic Convention
nominate some ono else, ms they probably will1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

We are pleased 10 see tho Crisis in a
now and beautiful dress. aud to learn. AZ
we do, Of its continued prosperity. The
ability with which it is conducted, though
marked aud everywhere conceded, is not
all that makes this journal valuable and
desirable, Its thoroughly Democratic,
aud always to he counted upon, Be-
sides il is valuable for binding. as a reli-
ahlarecord of the terrible times through
which we are passing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Gay The Republican pnpers, with ono ne
cord, assert that tho new dra0 Tor 500, 600
men, 10 nm absolute necelaitY. 1t is strange
that not one ol them saw the necessity until
alter the proclamation was issued II it were
n necessity why did not one Of them suggest
aud urge ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
sENATOR TRUMpuLKs RRpoRT

WAaHHovoS, February l-sonAtor Trum.
bulfs report from the Judiciary, OF facts con
neeted with the release Of James N. Hunt
FROM Old Capitol Prison, aud the connection
OF Senator Hale Herewith, declares the em-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Ray-On our fourth page will be found an
account Of a white mAn turning black There
il nothing arrange in this 1t has been a mat,
ter Of frequent occurrence, We have known
tho bribe OF n county office, or . petty place
under Government 10 turn scorea of white
man black.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
BANK STATEMENT

Nsw YoRK, February bank statomcut-
loans, $lG2,29 500; decrease, 1928, 992; apo
clio, &2I, 203,632; increase, $780, l9, c%ircula-
ton, $6,9l3,65si decrease, s36, 249, deposit,
$3.50, GG6,4l5; increase, $629,2l2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February 2.
HARSHMAN's FLOUR-Red wheat,
6 90, retail 6 so.
WHEAT-Sl 20.
C0RN-s0@S5
OATS-G8.
RYE-l l0@l 10
BARLEY-Sl 4B.
COFFEE-34@37. ~
SuGAR-l4@i6.
WIiISKY-S0.
CHEESE-ld@l6.
DRIED PEACuES-l2I@l6.
DRIED APpLES-saf0T pIi.|.h
BEANS-Por bushel ~ 50@3 90.
~EGGS-26@30 per doz.
~HAY-Timothy Sls@20por ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Bes~rhc Republican papera are universally
publishing u statement that "Vico.P President
STEPnENs' reported sickness, is a blind 10
cover his quarrel with DAyIs,' How a blind
of this sort would cover IL quarrel, Wa arc Mt "A
lnsa 10 know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
TheNew Ohurch OrEnnIEatIon.

NfAh W NhN = aNNt NV u AANA'lhA puppy
are contributing 70 Mr.. VALLASplouAa, moth
ing causes so much distress to tho Republican
party, a. the proposed regeneration OF the
Church, by recognizing iton the basis Of the
Now Testament The imperative need OF this
reform, demands It's prompt aud thorough
contamination. The inculcations Of SATAN
have long enough been made 10 the namo
Of Cmusr The sacred functions Of tho
Church, have been prostituted long enough to
the vile purposes OF a vilo party, Deyoui,
christian mon, true worahippcu Of Con, prac-
teal followers oil our LoHD and SAVIOR, i'm.
plicit believers in the Divine Gospel, have
been too long ropulsed, insulted, outraged, by
tho misguided or wicked mon, who have
usurpcd tho pulpit Let tho holy work Of Re-
form in the Church Of Cumsr proceed. Form
societies Engage christian preachers. Re.
store to a waiting, anxious people, a sanctuary
where they may sing tho praises Of the A..
MIGHTY, aud worship him in spirit and in
truth.
A-The Republican papers Of Saturday,
were filled with dispatches under sensational
heads. Here Isl sample "AGairs IN Goor-
gia--Despcration Of the Pcople-Tho General
Destilution of the Soulh-Tho Shareholders
coming Round" The next day, being Tho
Sabbath Of the LORD" in which We aro on.
joined TO dono work, tho President issued
his Proclamation for 500, 900 more men. Is
not this Proclamation the most solemn aud
emphatic denial that could be given, nf all
the stuff with which the telegraph has been
Gllod Tor months, detailing desorliop, dsslitu,
ton, aud the NEAR aud final overthrow of the
rebelion2 Are tho people foolsi Have they
lost their rcnson2 Or will they continue to
believe anything that their Republican loadors
toll them2 These leaders ARE LARA M q class,
aud dcscrye neither confidence nor respect.
Ea5~The Republican papersare taking great
pains TO give the dictionary definition Of ''cop
perhead." Supposc.thcy rcgAlo their readers
with the definition Of thief, plundcrer, liar
usurpcr, despot, &c. Il they cannot make
the explanation clear TO tho popular mind
they can end in the ranks Of their party
abundance OF examples whcrewith to illus
trale aud olucidate. Comprehend is n vor,
respectable word, as compared with any o.
those we have suggested.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

B0y-An expedition irom New England by
land aud sea, il being organized by General
Burnside, OF which tho old Ninth Army Corps
is 10 form the nucleus, The destination is
contraband.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
Wnr win FrmnCel

The telegraph announces that we are
probably on the eve Of a war with France.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

1he Loyal I.eAeue are apparently making
"a systematic effort TO inaugurate "A civil war
IN the State, by beiraying the soldiera into
such understandable aris Of violence a. will
certainly produce retaliation
--Look 10 these Loyal Leaguers.
There III no Knowing what internal acts
they ARE c%onspiriug in their lodges, though
we may be warned from what has tran
spircd at Youngstown and Lancaster, Of
what we may expect. Let Democrats,
standing upon their own rights, aud never
the aggressorO, be prepared for any cmer-
gcncy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Some Abolition scoundrels instiputed some
drunken soldiers to destroy the Office Of the
Lancaster (0hio) Eagle, a Democratic Jour
nal A serious riot occurred The Democrats
rallied, aud Ia retaliation Quilted tho houses
Of two Abolition lenders, who we're held re-
sponslbie ior IT, Cn Eaq.
The people of Lancaster have adopted
the only remedy that Is available or prac.
tieablo. Lot tho law of retaliation DO lis
work. An eye ior an eye, aud tooth for
a tooth, This is all that is to preserve so.
cial order. II Democrats do not adopt it,
aud execute il sternly and vigorously,
they have nothing toexpeot but utter dos
uuetion, both @life and property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
4RrolcaI.
DIR. S~TRICKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BAISAM

(NURlaS Coughs Colds, Bore Throat, Asthma and p
~ Oonanmpt on. It's only necessary Tor any one
troubled with those complaints to try mo boileot
StrIckland's Melllnu0us Cough Balsam
To convince Thorn that Il h. the host preparation over
used. ltnot on y cures the above ~afhTtipna Of Tho
Throat aud Lunga, hut II rureH Night sweaia aud
Splitting OF Blood, aud IN an excellent gargle Tor any
kind ofsors Throat. II IL pleasant 10 take, and a
.Hafo medicine for infants. Price dny cents per bottle,
for sale hy II. D.. Oafnell, aQ2, Third street, aba a
Zellor, ~ Main street, and druggists generally fNa
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