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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26


Ne cavalry division during the Of General Lee
- The North and that General Davidson Wal resume his
position Chief Of Cavalry Of tie West Mississippi
Military Division.
NRw ORLEANS, Dec. II, 1854.
~ the arrival OF the Clinton Wednesday night from
Galveston Texas, learn the following additional news
hvm Texas ard Mexico:-
NON. coxBArASTs PkpKIrSp LEAVE rExAs
While he Clinton was lying In the hsrbor OF Calves.
tn the following order, dated the 10th inst was
hsued-
All combatants who desire to leave the country
si be allowed to GO out the boat at same
lew DAYS or the bar wtes, the federal authori.
tes receive hem they will be passed oui Of
during tho war. desiring avail them.
saves Of The Indulgence viii report themselves s these
hsaaq0arters
NEW SUBSTITUTE WOOL.
AZ substitute for wool IN Texas are using
sow hair with cotton. They spun together and arc
sAsd to make excellent wool.
swPUTE RErwEFN GENERALS OF TIE MEXICAN ssprRs
fnsse appears to be difficulty between General
1sJa, the Mexican mperiast, and Colonel Dupin, the
Preach commander a. Iampco. Colonel Dupin it seems
hss imposed forced loan Fernando and forces
Which been Iannpico 10 co,sct this loan
AVE e. croacned upon the district by Gene.
a. As,ia.
ooTroS TRADE At xarAxosos.
Fem November 10 November Is tou Thousand four
nnndrei and teen bales Of cotton cleared NatH
Assoe Tor various points.
Our Mobile BAY Correspondence.
NAVAL CRY, Ala Dec. 10, 1854
rnE BcxsEoouR wOHKa
lam Informed By . refugee that the extensive salt
vsrgs Of Bonsecour up the Mobile Bay 6feea miles from
Nh point. which .nn.t totally DESTROYED by our
irsops aud gunb after their entrance
esinR partially rspnisd and the process OF SAIL
aaktsg again commenced.
TAs territory upon which the works are located ID
ssusral and Il " to be presumed that the amount OF
Iabsr expended work done is nothing than the
sssvtsOn OF few remaining destitute citizens to
naaufao,ure their own salt.
EoELh
~ ship carpenter who arrived from Mobile and who
~ engaged the building Of the Tennessee and
NssAvie. learn that street rumor b afoat about
- latter coming outside the distractions to attack
ana destroy our picket boats This Just what gal
hat ssrs want; but they will no doubt be doomed
1be report has probably been set aoat
= Keep UP rebel courage.
rRw TROOPS Cr1Y.
A wrote you ~ my last, this man gave addition oil
fssmony provo that there bnt few troops In the
nay tber than these fror, the departments aud
Nv nome guar Some state that Gil the veterans
gore ede Shermaps advance and that others have
u the outward city deeuces and outposs thereto
= end dc end tho city snst selcy
CENTRAL M'xtAN AssIGssD TO cosNsyp.
Bri adler General Thomas j. Mexican, OF iowa. who has
eeen president permanot court martial duty 10 New
esmmand OF tho Dspsr, ueDt OF West Ilorda, having
at sort BsrancSa Inc General arrived 81
his new post on the Ith inst.
ARRIVAL OF ATLANTA.
Tue steamship Atlanta with government stores, has
srrgsd and IL dscnsrging her freight al the different
xhArves
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h. IS 9 SEsss THIS gEss WEEK
EMBROIDERED TIE a1s g!st ass h1hs SDKrs
STFFEsh TIS SSr S1HsS NbSIs
PEsia nSb LksS f Sosbkk s HHRkF
sssEs; 5SSs&ES sSsjas
safss s1Az HeASs .sssspngnyr Jsasgcss:s
ssSS3E f ESSs 7i ssaEshs.
EE S!sE s. Sst5sa S AID SETS
GEISUk AFe cotahs asb ssf HsD SETS
E EssF IAN oso 9s soSTcR ssEEnbLEwoRK.
SA5saSkks scSsFs. All siIss
sAEDALwooD aad ,,o,, ..ve
aad' IN 'd ffNsissSSxERAsLz OTHER ARTICLES
''' BY OUR sgES5S POWERS OF on
Ao BuaLE AND BEAD oIMPa
CLOAK rRIxMINas.
oEs SssHsh sss sof1Sss. or
fhAfoAhS'' TOILET ARTICLES
ALL ran NEW sTYnn SO 81 gf sGHn5s ooAss
SQUARE BUTTONS In ,, errvvr
Also, complete line Of
sHiRrINos.
SASiSS ftANsELs.
1--WE !gNsL R!!tsd.1'
BLANRkTA
WHITE hi4s GOODS
and general 'i hStsskE Il GOODS
FUN line OF new styles Of ,v,nre
Ct remarkably iox prtCea
PLAIN HAT RIBgoSs,
Fanny uAr klBBuNS,
1s ia HseSR K SssRoss.
S6ExsT E vnIsS4s
''''' A One .ssorsm.n.o,
sf3;ISs $ ssESSS5s
EqtIfa hL fSfdsEs.
an n. sss. .S::s f., -. ,,,, ,.,.
Also HOSIERY.
s sfsSIss5 SsDtHwsAR
| : : S:afSs;sr a sSsEl'
and eyers y.risy Of ~osalen good.
&c Ga psiaSfS ITAxcx GOODS roys. 40,
QUIZ BEST oukhsspiaIa as' FRENCH KID GLOVES
| WE ARE CLOSING r,rrv crxrs pan Para
less than the usual price, baas white and all shades Of
modes particulars. 90 - 1850
''t MAR asR =; ssd si1za Ayfs sinsnr.
| TN BROADWAY. TO
GREAT EaPoRIUx
FANCY DaEssas
BALLS AHD PARTIES.
An entirely new sock imported from Pans Of ne nies'
/ WOLF PHILIPPE,
7iv Droadway up Stairs.
CLOruxN0.
| At Ies SEVENTH AVENUE, THIRD HOUSE, ABOVE
"A third street, NJ the branch o1es No Bast
Tweaw third street che d.or mo BIc.a.a, Ssps,s
| Co,hing. Carpets Jewslry lc We latter ourselves IN
sSss b. srsnsi H. Sn.u the Srs.. cab price 70
city, Pease call At OF address auy Of the Sesve places
Ladies' attended By Nrs suts In and out OF tue clsy
| TTgNTIoy.-LADi3s AND GENTLEMEN WILL
N receive the price FOR Csst on Cohing, So BY
calling addressing Ar. MIRA II. HA RAJ 81 S.rlnus
| street, nesv BEDFORD
| A TTEETioNl-sa PER CENT MORE FoR CAST OFF
~ Clothing, furniture and Jewelfy By calling on VI sd-
| drcnsug ~ AGBAaANa. rs Seventh avenue Ladies' A.
tsuued 70 BY Mrs. ADrahama
A TrENrioy-LADrEs AID GBsrLshkS WILL
IA The highest pgoas Cast on Clsth
Mrs.. MfsH. IA 7nird asenae.
~ Ogetcsts from IS 10 so: Psnis And Vests "
msieh ehsar siors val be opsa until IL o'clock to'sJ'
az brsun.s street
\ CfOTffIN0 WANTED:
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kuvn.In 1rsokiy., % saturday. Dsossees -, q
ooosuuptien wAnxn ksxvs. ass1 81 years .la Day.
neral from biz ats rssideocs corner q Nosrand ana %
kalb avsuuss, 90 ruesdsy nornpR
Iw.eo-0a sunday, Dscsmbsr rs, 1inoHr r., son u
The relatives and friends Of the family ana the active
and honorary members Of Rutgers Hose COMPANY No. 90
spectfuly invited 10 attend fuperai from bis ste
residence Isl Henry street, on Tuesday Afternoon a
TAyLoR-on Saturday. December "a, at her resi-
derce NO. l47 Thompson street. Mrs. Betsy TAYLOR aged
Her rsma,ns win be taken 70 Shutdown, l. l., for In
termcnt.
wALAos In this city, on sunday. pscs.bsr ss jane
WILLIAM WILLAcK, IN the 10Th year Of his sge
woop-At tho Revere House. Boston. on Saturday,
December "a, the Hon JoEH ~ woop. OF Portland Name.
funeral from tho res deuoe Of y. sa,phen, No. l26
wesl Forty second street, New York, on tuesday morn
New Orleans papers please copy.
DRY GOODS.
EURs-FoR SALE. A SET OF FINE FURs CHAP
- l0i Reade street. up stairs
ELUTIsa FoUs CENTS PER yAEp-ovER FOUR
Psssca I'll sfG a. as,h s Ts
GRrAr AST D5h1s sE qas HOLIDAYS
LADIES' cLoAKs sAGo sns !. .RAs0Uss AND OIRoU-
GEO. cAREYs.
and soa ana H ssd D csSai Stree.
an nye RI sy s
s .v that % a S.., M 20 d
city '-' '''' VIC '' 'As.p''' A'' '''' ''AA' " A'
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
- a m1f PiASo ' sSb o. TABLE COVERS,
3. L SOLOMON q, s, soSEs.
POPULAR GOODS
POPULAR PRICES
FoK Fha
HOLIDAY SEASON
ELEGANT pNkss SHIRTS.
With French Embroidered Bosoma
rHRRB AND -FOUR Ply LINEN COLLARS.
Holiday Styles, now ready.
SILK WOOL. MERINo AND COTTON
uNDERsnIRTs AND DRAWERS
aAuNrLErs AND GLOVES.
New and Popular Styles
ROBES De caAMBRE.
E.esan. ana New styles
UNION RIDING BELTS.
For ggusatnans use
ROMAN scARFs AND sHAwLs
New and hlessDt Styles
LADIES' AND MISSES CATERS.
Velvet q 9th and Knitted
KNIT HOODS, soSTAGs AND CAPS.
Fashionable colon and s,,lea
RINGwoob GLovRs
White and Coored.
KEaLlGbs SHIRTS.
For Travelling
sUsPENpERS
UMBRELLAS
&c
large and elegant variety Of the above goods entirely
aud choice Of them manufactured tie
b had elsewhere will he found
popular prices at UNION ADAMS,
6T Broadway. New York city.
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PROPOSALS FOR
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE sTOCK.n

Sealed proposals. win perceived q The oompolers eccs
unit Thursday January 1870 s2 O'Clock r. NJ, whe1 The
same vii nc publicly openst for the Whole or any part OF
The sum OF two hundred Thousand dollars or The New
YORK County Conrt House STOCK. authorized by chapter
az of the Of lb and by Of TIE Boar
bupervianrs, approved by the Na,cr May 3, 1854.
The sad ST. OK 10 20 provir additional for he
Nructon and compiet Of the County Court House,
Cha street II VIII hear the OF
per payable semi annually. the first day
OF MAY and November In each snl the principal VIII
b. redeemed rs follows, viz
One hundred thousand dollars the lat day Of Novem
Der. 1889: and
One hundred thousand dollars the lst day Of Novem
Der. 1880.
The proposals will, the OF stock desired and
the hundred collars thereof and the
whose prop sails accepted will bereupon he required
deposit with the County Treasurer awarded 10
the respectively
On presenting TO the COMPTROLLER the receipts q the
Bounty Treasurer for snch deposits the parties will be
tted % receive certificates for equal 81 the
value OF the sums awarded TO them bearing interest from
The dates paymsns.
Each proposition should be sealed and indorsed PRO
sss FOR New York County Court House Storg,n aud
enclosed In second envelope, addressed 10 tho Comp
tFo Ter
Tho right reserved reject all OF the bids, tho
MATTHEW r Brennan,
Comptroller.
Cir or NV Yorx-psv.nrNssr oFFrvAwcE,
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600 0Nn s2sNn AND $50 C0J-To LOAN ON
NZU.UUU. Gretcass urtperts IN few fcrs s' sx
per cent Also. sums o. s10Q OF "a az n..r neW iVA'
Apply W NORRIS BRUrHERS. No. rue sHeck
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-16

- The Montreal Witness contains some
home truths in regard to the inconsistency
oil those Democrats that are always CON-
planning Of the course pursued by Mr.. Lin
coin, hut have no word OF condemnation for
JEFF. Davis. Speaking of arbitrary arrests,
it says: "These very Democrats never had
word of condemnation of the arbitrary
arrests OF Northern men and women in the
slave States, who were not only imprisoned,
but sometimes murdered. And when citizens
Of Northern States were compelled to leave
ut an hours notice some Southern States, nc
complaint or protest was ever heard from
Northern democratic journals"
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]. :. 7-SO loan.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug.
18th, 1864, with semi annual interest ut the
rate of seven and three-teaths per cent, per an.
num-principal and interest both to be paid in
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option
of the holder at maturity, into SIX per cent.
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than FIVE
nor more than twenty years from their date, as
the Government may elect. They will be issued
in denominations of $50, 500, $500, 81 900,
and s., 200. and all subscriptions must be for
fifty dollars or some multiple OF fifty dollars.
The notes win be transmitted to- the owners
free OF transportation charges as soon after the
receipt of the original Certificates of Deposit
as they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August 10,
persons making deposits subsequent to that
date must pay the interest accrued from date of
note TO date of deposit.
Parties depositins twenty-five thousand dol.
lars and upwards for these notes at any one
time will be allowed commission of one.quar-
ter of one per cent, which will be paid by the
Treasury Department upon the receipt of bill
for the amount, certified to by the officer with
whom the deposit was made. No deductions
for commissions must be made from the de-
posts.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-16

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at bis ONCE,
Nos. and EndIcott Street Boston, on all dissas.
O. OF q PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now tho Qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since no hrst introduced them. hiled
10 cure the most alarming cases or GsnsrrAga and
SypAis. Beneath his treatment, oil the horrors OF
vcnereal and impure blood, lmpotency, Scroiula,
Oonorrh9a, Ulcers, pains and distress In the re-
gions OF procreation, inflammation OF the Bladder
ana Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abcesses, iumorf, Fright
ul Swellingr, and the long train OF horrible symp-
toms attending this class Of disease, are made TO
become as harmless as the simplest Aillugs OF q
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr.. ID. devotes q
great part OF his time tothc treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit whish
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
Individual for business or society. Some or the
sad and melancholy effects produced by early hnb.
it, Of youth, are Weakness Of the Back aud Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head, Dimness Of sight, Palpita.
tion OF the Heart. dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangement Of the digestive functions, symptoms
mind are much TO be dreaded loss or memory,
confusion OF IDEAS depression OF spirits evil fore.
holdings aversion OF society, seldistrust timidity,
&C., are among the evils producvd. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimopy, consult
physician OF experience, and DO ut once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish TO remain under DIR. Dow's
treatment few days or wceks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board moder
ate.
Medicines sent TO oil parts OF the country, with
full directions for use. on receiving description Of
youf cases.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

7 DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. a En-
dicott Street, Boston, consulted daily tor oil dis
eases incident to the female system. prolapsus
preston. and other menstrual engagements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In "a very feu days 80
Invariably certain Il the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IL. and
the afflicted person reJ0ices In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician IN Boston.
boarding accomin odations for patients who may
wish 10 stay In Boston . tew days under his treat
ment.
DIR. Dow, since 1919, having confined his whole
attention 10 an Office practice, for the cure Of prl.
vate diseases and Fensle Complaints, acknowledge
no superior In the United States.
N. B-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Office honrs IRON A. N. TO 9P.R.
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CAUSE OF coNsUMpTioN

II ipcites the various organs of the system to
act their allotted part. removing the the causes
which induce RH EU MATISM AND NEURAL.
GA, LOSS or APPETITE, DYS-
PEHSIA, C0STlVENESS, and the various dis
eases which arise from derdngement of the
Stomach and Bowels, and restricted circulation
of tho Blood.
COUGHS and COLDS, in their earlier stages,
will Immediately yield to the effect os the Elixir.
The BLOOD Roor ELIXIR contains no mineral,
no pernicious botanical element, no excitant,
but stimulates the secretions by its mild ana dif-
f,siye action. II is an effective and painless
apericnt-has n decided, salutary action upon
the Liver, and there has been no melictne pre-
pared for common family use which possesses
equal merit.
Travellers, both by sea and land, will find the
Elixir n complete antidotc for the evils which
they are obliged to endure, from change oi
climate, of water, or of diet.
See the pamphlet around each bottle for
history Of this Elixir. ~
The proprietor of the Blood Root Elixir,
(Dr. s. o. Richardson), has been long and IN,
voraply known to the public by his celebrated
SHERRY WINE BIrTERS, the best tonic mel
cine ever discovered, and which has been In
use over thirty years. He is q graduate of the
New Hampshire Medical College, and many
years associate member of the Massachusetts
Medical Society, and has made the study OF
medicine his profession since 1929. :.
And so fully convinced is the DR.. OF the won
derful curative effects of his Blood Root Elixir,
that he hereby offers to each aud every person
who will use one half of a bottle Of his Elixir
and not be conscious Of n good effect theretromi,
to refund to said person the full amount which
he paid for the same, by returning the ullage
bottle to his Office.
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by DIR. ID. Smith, Biddeford, 5. Mitchell,
Saco, and by dealers In medicine generally. and nj
the Doctors Office, 81 Hanover st. Boston 3ln32'
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Mlisteaaneoas.
Gen. Hooker on Peace.


"fighting Joe Hooker" was serenaded at
watsrtowu, N. Y. a few evenings ago, when
he talked to the people as follows:
eve must treat the rebellion as q wise pa
rent would vicious child; he must whip
him into subsection; no milder discipline will
answer the purpose. Some are crying peace;
but there can be no peace as long us rebel
can be found with arms in his hands. Woe
be to those who cry peace where there IS no
peace! This Union must be preserved, ana
there is no way OF preserving Il but by the
mower of our arms by fighting the conspir-
ney TO death. This rebellion is tostering
now while speak; it is going down. down.
and will soon tumble into iuin.
Politicians may talk to you about the cause
of tho war, but | say put down the rebellion,
and then il you choose, inquircinto the cause
of it. But first put down the Insurgents
first whip them, and then talk about the
cause, il you have nothing else to engage
your attention. believe in treating tho re-
bellion as Gen. jackson treated Indians
whip them FIRST and treat with them alter
ward. The Union cannot be divided, let
politicians talk rs they may for IT division
commences, where are you to end? First,
the South would 90, then the Pacific States,
then New England, and hear that one no.
torious politiciarfhas advocated that the city
OF New York should secede from tho Empire
State. In such case, there would be no end
to rebellion. Gentlemen, every interest you
have depends upon the success Of our cause,
every dollar you possess is at stake in the
preservation Of this Union. IL will better
accord with my feelings to see the limits of
our glorious country extended; rather than
circumscribed, and we may feel i, a national
necessity to enlarge our borders at no distant
day. This Union, gentlemen, cannot be dis
solved, as long. as the army have guns to fight
with; furnish men and muskets, and the
Union is secure"
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y The New York Tribune says
There were ut least one thousand more Lin
coin voters in this city yesterday, after the
Chicago Democratic platform was read, than
there were the day before a friend dropped
into store where sat five partners, all Demo-
Gratis. Of whom not one would vote for McClel-
len, or any one else ON that platform"
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

IrIsA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering a
higher rate of interest, than any other, and The
best security. Any savings bank which pays
its depositors in U. S. Notes, considers that 1t
is paying in the best circulating medium of the
country. and it cannot pay in anything better,
for It's own assets arc either in Government Sc
curities or in notes or bonds payable in Gov
eminent paper.
Ii is equally convenient as n temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can always
be sold for within fraction of their face and
accumulated interest, and are the best security
with banks as collaterals for discounts.
Convertible into 4 6 per Ct. 80 Gold Bond,
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege of CONVEX
sion Is now worth about three per cent. per an
nun, for the current rate for $40 Bonds is not
less than mine per cent. premium, and before
the war the premium on six per cent U. s.
stocks was over twenty per cent. II will be
seen that the actual profit on this loan, at the
present market rate. is not less than ten per
cent. per annum.
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MIR. Theodore p. Buck,
"Buy me. and III do you Good.
DR. LANGLEY'S
Roof and Herb BifferS.

A STANDARD Medicines without the possibility
n az a doubt the best remedy known Tor tho fol
lowing. ard all kindred diseases; Indigestion, Cos
tyeness, Liver Complaint. Piles. Headache, Heart
burn. Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Scrofnla, Salt Rheum,
LAnguor, taiincss. Debility, Jaundiee, Flatulency
Humors, Foul stomach. &c.
by the timely use OF this medicine the blood Is
purified. The appetite Is restored. The system is
strengthened The liver Is invigorated. The breath
IL sweetened The complexion Is bcautihed. And
the general health Is restored
Agentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. Asplen-
OF dropping spirits.
Price =, ~ and 70 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Dealers In Medicine everywhere. 6mls
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THE GREAT
Indian Medicine
CHEROKEE CURE

r. An unfaiiing cure for SpermaforrAsd, Seminal
Wsdkness, Nocturnal EnissioRs, and az diseases
caused Jg selEpoiiutionj such as Loss 81 Memory,
Universal L1ssifuds, Pains ia the Rack, DimneS 81
Vi,ion, Premature Oh Age Weak Nerues, DiNcuhy
or breathing, Trembling, Wakcfntnsss. Eruption, on
the Face Pale CounteRdncs, Insanity, Consumption,
and an the paints causedby deparfingjf'm
the path Of nature.
~ This medicine Is simple vegetable extract,
and one on which all can rely, as IL has been used
in our practice for many years, and with thousahus
treated IL has not failed IN single instance. its
curative powers have been sufficient tn gain Veto.
~ over the most stubborn case.
To those who have trncd with their constitution.
until they think themselves Beyond the reach OF
medical aid. we would say, Despair not the CHER
oKgE CURH will restore you To- health ana vig0r,
and after all quack doctors have failed
For full particulars, get Circular from any
Drug Stare In the country, or write the propric-
tors, who will mail free To any one desiring the
same, full treatise in pamphlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or three bottles Tor -, ana
forwarded BY express to al parts OF the world,
Sold by all res ectaLe druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. II MERWIN CO..
Sole ProprctOrs,
No 63 Liberty street, New York.
q. O. Goodwin & Co, 35 Hanover street, Boston,
Wholesale Agents. -
MIrrUEII. avent fur SacO. ylCOwS
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Iron i'm the Blood.

II is we'll known to the medical profession
that IRON Is the Vital Principle or Life Ele
ment of the blood. This is derived chiefly from
the food we eat and il the food is not proper.
ly digested, or IL, from any cause whatever. the
necessary quantity OF iron snot taken into the
circulation, or becomes reduced, the whole sys
TEN suffers The bad blood will irritate the
heart, will clog up the lungs, will stupefy the
brain, will obstruct the liver, and will send its
disease. producing elements TO all parts OF the
system, and every one will suffer In whatever
organ may he predisposed to disease
The great yalue of
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ARREARS AND BACK PAY.

SUD Bounty 10 those who have served two years
or been Wounded IN oa,tie-and to widows and
heirs.
Pensions 10 Invalid Soldiers and seamen-also IN
widows and dependent mothers, aud orphan sisters
and children under sixteen.
have unusual facilities Cor prosecuting tho
above claims promptly and chcaply. Have nj.
ready made large number az applications, and
with uniform success No pay required In case OF
psrticularx EDWARD EASTMAN,
Iyra9 Saco. Maine