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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION OF FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, January IA, 1864.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. LaDghOrne, of the Methodist
Church.
lief of Wm w. Payne of the LIST Ga. regulars. Refer
red to the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. BILL, Of Ca, introduced bill to regulate the
salaries Of judges of the Confederate District Courts
MILITARY AFFAIRS
On motion of Mr. SPARROW, the Committee of Mil
tary Affairs discharged from the further consdera-
ton of the petition of dental surgeons asking to be
empted from military duty.
Mr.. SPARROW also reported back adversely the bill
to establish and regulae territorial commands in the
army.
HARDKH's TACTICS.
Mr.. PHELAN, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back the House bill grant special copy
right to W. j. HArdee and s. h. Goetze for "Hardees
Rife and Infantry Tactics, with amendment, stri.
king out the second section OF the bill.
The amendment was agreed TO, and the further con-
sidsratiOn Of the bill postponed until tomorrow.
CABINET oVYIoKRs.
Mr.. SEMMES, Of La, from the same committee, re-
ported back the bill to regulate the term OF Office Of
the Secretaries or c ief officers of the Executive Depart
ments with amendments, and the recommendation Of
the joriiy Of the committee that the BILL amended
do pass The said majority also submitted report In
writing presenting at length in the form Of argu-
ton of the measure.
Mr.. HILL, of Ca, presented minority report, set
ting forth his views on the subject
Each of said reports read to the Senate by the
Senator's respectively presenting them.
Mr.. PHELAN, member of the committee, said he
had not seen line of either report he concurred in
the conclusions OF the minority report.
EOn motion of Mr. SEMAES, the bill aud reports were
laid upon the table and ordered to be printed.
DIsBURISG AGENTS.
Mr.. HILL, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back bill provide for the inves igaton and settle
ment of the transactions aud accounts of the quarter
masters, commissAries contractors and other financial
and dstursiug oacers agents aud employees OF the
Confederate States, with Recommendation that it do
pass.
THE WAR;
resolution from the House "in relation to the war"
was referred to the join. committee appointed to pre-
pare an address TO the country.
Ga motion of Mr.. CLAY, the Senate resolved into
secret session.
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c4rcups cos.onrrs AT vICruu.s.-A Yankee

CAICHINH OONsUHIFIS At FIUKSHVkHs-A IAHktb
letter from Vicksburg says:
At Vicksburg, the past week. wass witnessed con-
siderable local excitement large number of thieves
and gamblers had foeked thither. In addition to these
thieves were cotton dealers and PEI who
had fed there from the North to escape the draft The
order recently issued in Memphis issued there, and
great CONSERVATION visible. Patrols walked the
streets, stopping every man not in uniform, and de-
msudDg eight of his pass. If he could not display
the proper documents he walked up to the provost
marshals Office and there pu; under of exsmi
ration. II he could not display the proper authority, or
define his position clearly, he marched to the jail
aud from that point delivered over to the tender meroes
of some regimental commander as recruit. Two
choices were given hm-hai Of snlsting or entering
Is drafted man.
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"Tbe Rival Administrators .

pamphlet with this title, from be tteRchant pen of
Mr.. Edward A. Pollard the vel known author Of the
First and Second Years of the War; has been laid upon
our table, We have not had time to psruss the work,
which is in fact, chapter from ;hs "Third Year Of
the War; soon to appear in England, but its spirit may
be inferred from the authors previous writings and
from the following list of contents;
Il Want Of Capacity" in the Confederate Admins
tratiOn. II. Jefferson Davis-Early Representations
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Among the temptations for the fair sex which these
paper-money times have brought into the country, we
notice Juvenile Kohl moor diamond, weighing four
teen carats at ewelry store under the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The value OF this gem is reported at e22-
00o 1t is said to be the largest and most valuable
ever imported into the United SAies.-Nss York
World
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chief Of the Or,ek Indians having been appointed
to negotiate treaty peEce with the citizens Of South
Csrona, and having met the proper authorities for that
purpose desired by the Governor speak his mind
freely and without reserve; for, he was arong his
friends, he need lot be ''alraidn 81 will" said be,
speak freely; will not be afraid. Why should be
AFRAID amoLg my friends VINO am never afraid amorg
lIy enemies"
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Of the War; III. The Confederate Finances. ~. The
Military Situation in the oonfederacy- gueism.
V. Lncoln's Peace" Proclamation. VI The Slavery
Question ire War. VII History of the Retaliation
Policy. VIII. The Last Hope.
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More than ten thousand Africans have persisted In
Memphis and all its vicinity. under the treatment Of
tteir Yankee benefactors. The negro has become q
pest to every newly formed Yankee community in the
valley Of the Mississippi Liberated slaves have over
run the Northwestern States. Everywhere they are
nuisances and everywhere are hated despssd, NAL
treated and consigned to filthy hospitals or Nft to pftr
eiatVe.
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GRAVE JoEK-Some wsgs took drunken fellow,
placed him in C. fin with The lid go be could easily
raise b placed hin in grave yard and waited to see
.he efsol Alter short time the fumes of the liquor
left him. and his position being rather confined he burst
OF the lid sat bolt upright aud after locking around
exclaimed, "Well Pm the frst that's riz or else I'm
much beatedir
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mARRIED.

A, a.. aenes stt,e Brides iA,hsr, on WELLESLEY H. N
- - ISsf Nv an, Kew H. s. JaccbA aasi,teu ~ 10
s,-,. ,s,,b, NJ sAMU IL BsRNHelM' OF MAs-' y -
ROsa GRACE HEX Al. " Richmond "a - "a cr,rnnst
~ Washingsoa' Ne" i'iA' iai5
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RicHNosD Va Jan. H. leO4.
6UnAL ORDKR
No. 4.
H. auhog the In knd on bacon to be eommuted
BY C, lecuo1 o. sslt pork A. IN equivalent
ne Congress Of he Confederate S1 II America DO enact
That Assistant QaArtr ami other agents eng gcd Ia
the cole ou Kind, nay be auth rs-d, under osde
regulations made ey the Secretary OF War 10 demand ana
Ter the In kind on bAe'n, Al eQuva-
le therefor SAT- pork.
Approved &c 2s ls6S.
IL oreg Ing Congress being nov In force, The ON
hereby authorized % teGnt and
receive Communication for The tax In kind equivalent In SAT-
pork a.,
IL esmang shan equivalent reference shan be
practicable 70 he schedule rates esiAb By the
Apr spp eh section % the sc. - Congress
relative Jressutns Bat the QuArtermEste may direct
vAAon snd settle hers 10 such oeAte1 As
may Be deeed abe FOR TIRE interest Of the pub lie service
BY order,
(speD s COOPER,
inlI and y M. GIL
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We viii sell,
III by vAy public auction The 2Sh Of this month,
vauAe Fkrms be found In MontRomery county
Tbs farm 56 q land about 100 Of which 10
cleared tbs remaining portion heavily umoeed The Land IL
81 kinds Of grain aud
Ani ansd aey the Vrsnls and Tennessee Railroad,
miles OF C-ntrs Depot There also on the farm
good 6Iit NIL Persons wishing iavest In real
Ia,e have here a opportunity for such iuvesmsnL
tine and place vu sell al The cattle sheep,
hogs vel wagons and al t1e farming utensils used
upaa sa farm also. 20O0 cords OF wood cut ana corded
Sal 70 take place upon the prenlseL - . -
Jas IDS MUsB BUSH
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I'LL RKIKoHKp.

bill for the payment to Alfred Beckey, for services
o. Brigade Inspector Of the 27sh brigade OF Virginia
militia was taken up debated at some length, and put
upon it's passage. TIE vote TesOed-Ayes 10, bss IA,
so the bill was nsgatyed, there not being eonsttu-
tonal majority.
On motion of Mr.. GARRISON, the vote was recon
aidered and the bill laid upon the table.
An act to amend the lst section Of an act passed
April IL, 1854 entitled al act to authorize the con-
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ran IKE deer for the woodr He heard struggle fos
moment near toe bonss, asd tten a vol
ley Of MIME balls wizzsj hy him as three com
rades must have been caught Tho enemy pur.
sued him to the woods and up The mouatsu for three
quarters Of mile, when they lost tis track. Hines
travelled ak miles the mountains that morning,
and lay concealed during the day. At night he APP
preached house ia valley and finding the occupant
Unionst, be passed himself eff as Yankee Government
agent In converting aDou. the Rebels, the Unionst
ssid there were few still lurking about tut IS the
river was well guarded, there bu few place. thy
could cross at and mentioned one place five milesbeow
Hines made an excuse to go that night and proceed
ed to the ferry indicated where he fouad the and
crossed the river He found many friends on the
south side Of the river aid him, AID travelling Alto
geher By night till ous OF danger he finally arrived at
Dalton, Ga, on the evening OF the 18th .&Sner,
having walked the whole distance from Loudon.
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NOTICE. 4.
OFFICE or EXAMINING BOARD,
GENERAL HosPIrAL.

FarmvilI', Va, Jan. s, 1864
ON and after the 18th January, 1864, the
" Board Of Medics Examiners OF Hospital held rsgu
nesn for the examination Of wounded oldisr on
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week
PHIL. p. WALTON
Jan u-d&evsv esn'r Surf. IL. Bozrd.
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GH0 REWABD.-Stolen from the stable
pDO o. srs. Polly ". Roberts, The night January
hght bay hAkk some ave sx years ola, aim tail, little
white one ndfoo back Little Called Has been in The
alys rvice-
u The shove reward fer The recovery Of said Ny
js IS s2,s N. NJ ROBERTS
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan. IA, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Doggett, of the NJ T. Church.
REPORTS FROM coNNIfTEEs.
The Committee of Military Affairs reported back a
resolution respecting the law exemptng militia officers
from service in the army of the Confederate States,
and aked be discharged from the further cons dera
ton thereof Agreed to.
The COMMITTEES on Courts of Justlce-A bill to sup
press trade combination.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
.THE firm of HARVEY, Hunt, JAMES l. Co.,
= expires this day by initiation An persons having any
claims sganit the nr viii them payments
AZ HARVEY,
JANIS O. HUNT,
HENRY Jks6xS.
WA. ARnlS,8fD,
JOHN IL. WILLIAMS.
hcrHcsD December 81, 1898. i,s-9v
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To PIE Voters Of King and Queen
BHavDg ,ced By numerous enos In The county 10 be-
oanii1ate Oommspner Of the Revenue
the sPrg election, hereby declare mybf candidate for
said once, Rnd pledge myself slse ed discharge the duties Of
TIE once 70 The best Of my Abllitg.
IA
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THE Steamer City of Petersburg, will re
Il esivs FREIGHT for Petersburg TODAY TIDAY. lSth
JsnuAry-s ". h. PLEAsANts,
jI5-R Agent
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the style Of HARVEY JAMES wnIIaxs
and viii continue the Commission Business the stand
Virginia street. Tob,cca Exchange Building.
AFHARvEY,
HENRY JANIS,
JOHN H. WILLIAMB.
RICHMOND, January ], 1854 1n2-2Ws :.
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THu PAS, AND 1as PsorLs's RIanrs.-rhe Chatia-

noo,a Rebel says:
The multitude of Presses In America, and the tre-
endous influence which they have aisaIs exercised with
the Masses aitet5 palmer than language speak t
the estimation in which the Press is held and the opn
ion of the people concerning its value, not ony IS
of intercourse aud communication, but as one OF
surest guarantees Of their liberties and rights IL
has been wisely said that error ia cange ous
long is left free to combat it," and it is this
great truth which lies at tia very foundation of
the value of unrestricted Press. II never avoids
the cotfc. with error, falls to sound tie note Of
warning liberty s endangered, public rights
sailed. /. hesitate5 70 plant itself In the path Of
the encroachments of prerogtves and wave It's flaming
sword the heads of those who attempt to invade
the sanctuary Of peoples righs. IL is this which
mikes it dear to the masse, and hateful TO ,yrsnts
And only is it hateful yrants but 1. is mposs BILE
that tyranny and unrestricted Press exist in the
same nationality. One the other dies They
most deadly anagonisms. II the Press trumphs ia the
coLh;c liberty il secured il Il goes down, the rights
Of the people silk with their most faithful guardian AID
most efficient p otector.
And yet there are men In the Confederate States
men, too who profess TO be statesman members OF Con-
gresswh trying 10 extinguish this great
vi civilization, and overthrow this tremendous engine of
liberty and progress upon thu palry aud miserable pre-
text of procuring for the army about thousand
ali told most OF them disqus fed tor service by long
confinement a. an unhealthy trade, now employed By
the few presses yet in existence in this Government.
We tell the psople 10 watch these msn, and TO put
their mark upon taem, for those VINO coolly de-
psve the p,ope OF free press will not ling hesitate 10
subvert their free Institutions.
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ssruoton Of the Wyihevle aud GEAyson turnpike and
IN n,aka branches thereof 10 the Lead mines In Wyho
COUNTY and Hillsvle In GfAyeon, with an Amendments,
was taken up debated length and then laid upon
the table.
RKsoLUTIoHs
The following resolutions of inquiry we're offered and
adopted
b. Mr. LEWIs-Whether any warrants on the
Treasury of the Commonwealth for coupons and other
interest on State bonds or for salaries or other claims
due by the Commonwealth OF Virginia, are or have
been held or boarded by creditors beyond reEsonaqe
time before presentation for paymeni-or are sou Dy
such creditors for pretnilm-thereoy making uemc
for them in market and of limiting by law the tme
within which warrants issued the Treasury shall De
presented for payment
By Mr. BICKINS0N-0f so amending the exemption
law az to include inspectors OF tobacco.
b. Mr. LEWIS-That the Auditor OF Public Accounts
be reuues ed 10 inform this House what amouns OF
Treasury notes are oustanding-and also what numo7r
of warrants on tho Treasury are outstanding Tor q
period of thirty days or longer from the days Of their
distinguishing il practicable, between those
issued for interest on State bond;-and these Issued for
payment to creditors account OF aaries or otner
GAINS
BY Mr. COLLIER-W neither any or what legislation
is requisite preserve and enforce the writ oil hae'a'
corpus.
itv tho same-Whether there ia constitutional COM
peeocy in the Government of the Confederate States
TO pass any law to suspend the privilege OF the writ OF
haieas corpus so as TO restrain State Judge from
awarding the writ in proper case, to citizen oil ths
State, who alleges in his petition that he is Illegally de-
ta1 ed in custody under color of the Confederate au
thorty
Mr. NEWMAN, of Marion, asked leave of absence for
Mr. GRAHAM for one week from next Monday. Granted.
INF SPITLER is detained from the Senate on account
Of illness
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s. COOPER,
Adi't and Inap'r Gent.
6ENKRAL ORDKR

1DJf AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, |
RIcHNosD. Va, Jan. IL, ls6i. {
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALg-we will sell,

W-DsOn open sH Performance v commence a. N pre-
alSely. jai5-h
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IfyOu do, use
HoOfand's German BittersI

From J. NstOtoH BrotOn, D. D., Editor ofths RHey-
cI0pediG Of Religious RHOIOIedge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general through dstrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of sut-
cisnt reason why may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohnnd's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. O. n. jackson, Of
this city, because prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
Oils prejudice by proper tests aud for encourage
meut TO try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, OF the beginning Of the present
year. wns followed by evident relie and lestoration
to a degree of bodily and mental yigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost do
SPARED of regulating. l theT tns God and
JIM VI IN BROWN.
Philadelph s,Juno 30, 1851,
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, va.
CAPITAL @15O, ,OOO-
nuEcTnRS.

CAPITAL $16OsOOo-
DIRECTORS
John Reid, I. P. shallcross, Geo. &. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zeockler, Sam Mcclellan,
@. W. Franzheim, jas. N Vance, Alex. Laughln.
rHNHIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
4 prepared to take risks at fair rates buildings
of ali kinds, merchandise. manufacturing estRblish
ments, furniture, steamboats, and cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of
persons for a term Of years. This Company offers
superior Inducements TO farmers, whereby they eau
be insured for three years at reduced rates. Thisbe
ing home institution, composed Of sOmc
stockholders, most Of whom are among our best bu
GipesS men, recommends itself to the favorable
sideraon Of the insuring public and soleits their
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended TO by the Secretary. -rr.
Once, No. 1 Mcclure House, being the same for
merly occupied by Adams Express Company.
N. @. ARTHUR, Secretary.
JOHN REID, President.
sAAI'L MCCLELLAN, Vice-PreSident.
NO. ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. ofiee,
No. i, MeIure House, being the same once formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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BEWARE OF oouNTERFEITs'
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Hoohand's German Bitters!
,nrnr,v y,cnr,,,,

(PUhELH NE9ETABLB,)
Hosts of ignorant Quacks and inscriptions adyen
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
hOod.gStes ofNostrums in the shape of poor whisky
VileIy compounded with injurious drugs and chriI.
tened TONES, Stomachics and Bitters. .--
Beware of the innumeIable array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethOric bottles, and high.belled
kegs, under the modest appellaton Of bItteFs which
instead of curing, only aggrayate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not q new aud untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lic and their reputation and sale not rivAed by
any similar preparation.
The propTietOrs have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citzens testfying, OItheir own personal RnoWl
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these Bitters.
DO You WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENGTHEN
your
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR coNsTITU
TIONI
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NRRVOUsNESsi I
DO YOU WANT ENERGYi
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BKIsk AND VIGOROUS FEEL
INGi
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See that the signature Of go. II. JACKSON" IL
the WRAPPKR Of each bottle.
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DR. g. M JACKSON
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity OF
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lFFiAge, Death and Religious Notices, IS cents.
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conquer us without blow struck. Also
the pictures of the beautiful aud costly ap-
paratus of every sort with which q great
nation goes to WAr-of Gen. Sickle's trAV-
cling carrisge, with its desk and lamps and
exquisite liquor case of rosewood inlaid
with silver-of the elegant suffers stores
and reading rooms--of their balloons,
travelling kitchens, portable steam engines
should certainly make Us take shame
to ourselves that we, thus ragged and
all forlorn, pretend to resist so Illus
trious, or at least so illustrated an
army and nation. One day this whole
history. rightly told, will make the uni
verse hold its sides. Poor Louis Quinze
was nothing to il; who "Was said and even
thought, 10 be prosecuting his conquests
in Flanders when he let himself, like lug
gage, be carried thither, and no light lug
gage, covering miles Of road. For he has
his unblushing Chateauroux, with her
baud boxes and rouge pots, at his side.
He has not only his Maison de Bouche aud
Valetailie without end, but his very troop
of players, with their paste-board eollases
under barrels, their kettles, fddIes, stage
Vardrobes; all mounted in wagons, tum-
Drills, secoud hand chaises-suficient not
to conquer Flanders, bat the patience of
the world"
This last campaign, especially destined
three months ago to conquer q cOntinent,
aud thought TO be stupendOus enough to
subdue hemisphere, is likely to make in
history the most grotesuue picture of all.
True, We cannot yet fully enjoy the ludi-
crOus aspect of il, because il is not yet
quite over, and preposterous as It is, has
cost, and will yet cost, tears aud precious
blood, which cry aloud for Vengeance. We
cannot laugh, but all the rest OF the world,
TO whom the representation costa nothing, |
already enjoy the thing exceedingly; and |
will GO of into convulsions of merriment
when they learn how Unconditional Sur
render Grant writes to the Federal capital !
from the sWAmPs of the Appomattox, that
if Lincoln can only find forces enough 70 |
keep the Confederate army out Of Wash |
ington, he (GranD can attend to Rich
mond.
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PRoPRHohs.

pRIcEs.-Largey size, holding nearly doublI
,nantItv a per bottle; half dozen, $. Small dze
f6e per bottle; half dozen, -
~Fur sale BY Druggists and Dealers every yWner
IN the United States, End BY all the pragg5.s ~
Dealers In Wheefin& VSs'A
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$50. aaI ARCH STREET.
E4IncipaI o5tos and EanVaeOry,
JONES 3 EVANS
tsuo.e.sOr. 90. n Jackson Col
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z. ss'- REST IN PEAoE
.DANA's EXrERMINAT0R kills Bsdbugs,
IL Daaa's ExtermiuatOr kills Rats,
DanA's Bxterminatork n Il Mice,
Dana's Exterminator kills Roaehes, ra4t
Danais Hxterminator kills Ants.
Daua's ExteTminAtor Is better than Costar's.
81 IS 'ei' At aRAHAws DRUG STORE.