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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-20

U. s. PATENT OFFICE.-From q report
communicated by the commissioner Of patents
to Congress recently, it appears more business
has been transacted than during any year in the
history of the Government, excepting 1859 and
1860. Six thousand snd fourteen applications
have been received four thousand one hundred
and seventy patents have been granted; seven
hundred and eighty-seven caveats have been
fled forty applications made for extensions,
ard foTty-eighs extensions have been granted.
OF the issues foTty-eigbt were to English in
ventors, thirty-seYen to French, and twenty
seven to persons of other nations. The funds
on hand January, 1868, were S3S,4OO, amount
received during the year, SI95 500; expenses,
sI69, 400, of which Sl43 900 were for clerk hire.
SEVERE DISCIPLINE AT DALroE.-Genersl
Johnston has introduced a rigid discipline In
his army, and ne are informed with the most
hapuy results. The D Ilton correspondent of
he Columbus Enquirer, writing on the 18th,
says;
The mos. rigid discipline is now being en-
so,cad in the army; double duty for Absentees
| fsom roll call; the guard house and regimen
I'll court martial for temporary absence with
/ ont leave; the stocks fer ssesling snd fight
;nc; shooting and hanging for desertOn.
S5oot;oU man for desertion has become Of
S'eoElv oecurrenes in this army Only few
| ~,se[s 400 wrote you Of the execution Of
eisht usa for this crime, and now Eve more
within the short space of tea days are to sui
ier dastb for the same crime. The names OF the
unfortunste men srs privates jobs Heron, Jas.
| L. Pfuifs, Daniel Vines, BreWton Phillips, Jas.
Prather-sll belonging to company L, 2Sln
Alabama, Gen ManigsRls's bsigsds, Hlndmsn's 8
division. They deserted on the l2sh Of March,
were arrested on the 14sh, aEfaigned, tried and
found gSiliy on the 18th. Short and speedy
work Traly "ths ways Of the transgFsssOrs
sIe hard"
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T The smallpox is prevailing in DOOly
county, Ga
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RseeIp.s egl far ons psId out......

- O.
This depreciation OF the currency increases this rate
of interest," which is fightful For every dollar now
drawn from Europe 50 50 to be earned and paid But
this n not the worst The dollar drawn from Europe
in the shape of Hines silks diamonds all hat fosters
that osteutsiOus display which s exciting the fears of
the farsghted Bonds sold IN Europe are drawn against
and the bill sold TO the silk and wine merchant who
pays for It In the legal tender he gets from the
tor Aud the shoddy dealer To pay the bond the farmer
and his heirs toll through long years; bsreas il
. tax were imposed for the Government ezDeuses
those expenses should be half IN amount asd would
not be swollen By accumulated interest. II ten million
dollars have seen sold in Europe thirty five million dol
lars must be sent to pay back and the borrowed money
viii not produce 8 dollar for its own repayment
Who is to pay ss tais rate he thousand million
dollars Ouls5snd ngl The psper money, # paid at
ALL must be funded stock, and where Il the geld
come FRONT There are very few people who think the
years interest," Will be paid in gold and IL does not
possible that it should go u4tl Nay twelve
month When that crash comes, preceded. as i may
be, by such depreciation Of paper will make loaf
In New York hundred dollars. what viii be the
value Of shoddg fortunes, in the center Of million
workiugusn IN New York, whose months pay will not
bay biscuit 2 These viii remsmbsr the double
faced vlainy which has blown up ths bubble under
pretense Of supporting the Government credit
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Totsl....---.--'.'.....,-. ----s.VOeOvV
MI. MeHsnry comments further on me same subject,
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y A few shots were fred at PasOagoulA, by
one of the enemy'S vessels, few days since.
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BUSINESS OF MoBnE.-The Register. in Il

BUSINESS OF MoBmE.-The Register, in its
report of business affairs, for the lass week..
says;
All business matters have been dull, bat are
briskiug up = little. As the ns1 currency grad
uAlly gets into circulation, commodities are
gradually thrown on the market, but we cannot
expect financial matters to become fully settled
until after the 6rst of July, when the old issue
ceases to be current for is nominal value.
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~ About = week ago three men rode into
f,entsr. Cherokee county, Alabama, and de-
rasnded tie keys of the Jail from Sheriff Daniel,
for the purpose Of releasing several deseIters
confined in the jail. Mrs. D9nlsl banded ever
tbe kevs. when they unlocked the doors and re-
laased the desertsrs. The sheriff procured bis
revolver and proceeded to ths jail, which he
reached as the dsssrters and their hieRds WeEs
leaving. He fred 81 them, killing the ring
leader, and woundiDg two others. The others
got oR, but several parties were in pursuit oi
them.
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IL C9.,
found,

n hih ne sv,ner can set al this Chice by proving
the sane and paying for lbs advertisement
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- ,,,,.,sr BaIDeEs.-The bridges burned through
Il, s-- ~ ths snemy during their late raid uiil
s, - We do not behave there has been eRs reeuiis
~ s,-z county through which ShermaR pazzsd. the
,nfy authorities seem waiting for the military, and
tbs military expect tbs counties to pas up theH sNn
bridees II L certainty The duty ok tss boaras et Pc
Hr. 10 have the work dons, aud think would oa
well for Cen CLARK TO give the matter as attsntoc
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AZ A. G.. Paine, of GreenviIle, Ala, has in
vented : machine for making cotton cards.
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ROR SALE.

I-NrFrF n eve thousand lea o. SHAFElli5 sno
n PULLINS in ggCl Urdsr-s Circular hsw n fi.s
opsition Tor use AID one fractured; s'soi psi ci
5ns AM Etones rith spindle ana sppurteEaEees--sl
of which NAV BE- Sssn It my nhl niHe miies Wal o.
L4Efs systls, AlG5EEla- -, -,--,rr,r,,y
fet Pm > '. ~ Hisf3.t' "
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EdF The appointment Of the governor Of the
new Territory Of Montana has been conferred
upon Hon Joseph C. McKibbOn, late Of Cali
foruia.
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CmARLEsTOs, - The Courier reports that
nothing Of interest occurred on Friday There
Was 10 firing On ether side
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

II e. nv -rysss o it citizens BEofassfon. Z. y
,J1-s on Sybit-li stre 81 over mai Cunnlugs once
- - + + TakzR h. D.
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~ Thirteen wounded Yankees sent south
By Forrest, resched Meridian on Thursday last.
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CO-PARTNFRSEIP,
VIRGINIA AID NOhTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. R. CRUMP & Co.,
.FuggssEE, Ga,

A CFETs Tor tie sale CT Manufactured and sr-oE'
a frr Tobaceo snd General CcuHlss.on Aer1Esnts
lave On Esud 8 large ard veil fsieelto st',A ~ ~
6sero 20 vhieh a. attention of buyers IS invited
mig I'm
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RICHARD Roe.

-, April 1864.
Executed in my presence,
JOHN Doe, Notary Public"
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DECLINE OF PsdcEs-Fhs Ab6evills a. o. 'slSsss,' r
Of the 3lst March, says;
rhe sucton salss esre last week showed . Down
,,sra tanasuey in every species of property. Eotla
sn5 South Carolina banks lls brought only ae 70 ia
fos one ia Confederate money, old issue. Money =
gr5Wing scarce rapidly
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Question What Is srmy2
Gnswsr.-A big crowd Of nsa and officers, hsl2 fed
and busy.
Q-What is the position Of a soldiera
A-Hsad up, heels down, eyes equally open neliAeE
Sow-isRged nor knOek-kneed. dirty hands whisksfs
long and hsr short bread baskst not toe full but
rsther empty.
A-To smoke fac cigars. lock wise, pus teho"s 10
t stooxs aim al the glory and Try % De promoted
O-rhs dusy Of missionary
TToIdng meetings, hOllsr loud fOEage for butter
iii, and = raw IN the resr when danger Is neari
O-The darss OF . lieuiensuts
s-Year ms bars and 70 wish for more o. them, get
frlouSh to go home, and tell the msR 70 "eOss up on
a auoareb -ssisucs in ranks on 4 driN
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BAGS WASTED.

tbs highest marke! price, sitheE IN money
or subscription, VII be paid fer clean cstton
0. linen rsgs, white CT esisrsd, delivered st ths
APPEAL csunting-Toonn, Atlanta
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NEW C0hMIssION ROUSE
-rnEEIs. FL. KE.V.G s. "a,

1-,vvPpAr, Co~HIssf0g HERgHANTs, near
r N,gr-ozg' corner Aisris-ts street, Atan e. Ga
-, attend persouAliy sua prOrpty to al oid-rs ana
ssuaigrmerts entrusted 20 ikef raTe. iHE-e ~
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4. ~. .gCTOE,
News Agent Ger che Array Of Tennessee
AND AGENT FOR
The .neIsspstS DGily .9ppeGI.
Hsll Carriers, Brigsss and Rsgimsstsl News Agssts
vii be supplied as bsresofoEe with Daily Papers al
eir-.ssu 10 twenty esBts-s-s0 daily papers at the
counter at twenty Eve esntS-
A lsrve edition Of tie APFEAL received every day.
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RL.sCR TED, ETC.
SUPhNlON Al Retail Oaly
Crackers ana sS'A Madeira Wine,
foIo O'u Fine Hsvsns Cigars.
=. COAkA,
Rear o. ths Atisn;a Hotel
Dscstur street.
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According to this table, the receipts for the year 1854
viii be 500 coo bales Of 400 pounds eaeh which, win
the stock on hand At the beginning of the year. gives
tota Of 2O00 900 bales or that quantity sixseFensnH
viii be composed OF inferior sorts useless for most KINDS
Of manufacture, unless with an admxure Of greA'sI
rsnotiop of better descriptions of which there would
newer have been before 50 great = de6cieney,
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GBe 1IenPsis appeal,
pUpEEsRED
Terrnr of AaEerfEgFRg.

An aavsrtIsemsnss vii be cha-Esa thres dollars per
squEre for The H-sf inseTti0n-End two dollars and
half f5r eseh subsequent insertion.
Lees r0Hssz VII bs easrssa At ths Tsss q E.iy sEs
pss Hss.
Obituary notices End ali other articles not Of gen
srl public interest charged ~ other entertainments
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Wouted. TmmediateIy,

- ,yInB WHITE oOUNTERPANEs-hig gAsa
A1V eAsa p''Ss p@'~ q. @. HENDERSON,
80, AtsaRta Hotel,
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George NJ McHenry, suthor Of the Cotton Trade
in letter sc the London Standard" thus estimates
the supply and demand Of cotton for 1901 in bsies OF
the uniform weight OF four hundred pounds:
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Ez Parts G. ". Tats.

The Montgomery "Maa' thus reports q decision oi
the supreme court of Alabama the law repeating the
act allowing substitutes In the army:
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soldier just from JohnstOn's srmy gives the FOL
lowing amusing account Of an examination o. lieu
tenant in camps a few days siaos Hs says the boys
bad considerable fun over It and would like to it in
print
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Defent of the National Uurrsncy BiIl.

Defeat Of the National Currency BiII.
A Wash ngton telegram furnishes the foIlsw-
ing intslligeBes:
The total defeat Of the national bank or CIR
Tency bill by so large vote as two shiIds as
tonished both friends and foes, especially as SO
much time has been consumed in efforts 10 per
feet It. All she amendments made in commit
tee Of the whole on the state of the Union,
about sixty in number, were eSncurred in BY
the House. The committee on ways and means
were willing 10 adopt al except two, and hence,
Representative Stevens offered a subssituie,
differing only from the amended bill in the fol-
lowing particulars, namely Restoring the uni
form per cent. interest Gad leaving il under
National and not State legislation, and omittiug
the section which left the capital stock Of ths in
siisutiOns to be taxed the same as property Of
individuals for State and municipal purposes.
The House smphaEieally non-eoneRTrsd In The
substitute. This was the turning point il the
csntroveTsy-the test that determined wheshsr
the bill containing the clauses obnoxious to the
prominent friends Of the measure should pass
the H0use, so il was laid upon the table on the
molten of Representative SleveAs, some of bis
ewn political friends voting with those Of The
opposite side who we're rom the beginning op-
posed to this measure Of finance.
The New York World says;
Much unessiness is felt in Administration
circles respecting the condition Of the natiena
finances Another large issue Of currency ii
now probable since It is felt that even with the
amount now cat, it is impossible to prsven
gold going to 200 and upward, and one or two
hundred millions 1nore viii not make matter.
much worse. The Government is now spend
| ing two millions per day. It's receipts from
| loans, taxes, snd customs, are less than one
million per day. The tsn-forty loan does no
sell because people feel that they have already
| lent the Government as much IS they can with
out putting "soo many eggs in q basket" AnC
the nstoDsl debt is now mounting up so rapid
| ly that the most sanguins begin 20 admit that !
can never be paid, but that the best that can bt
| hoped for is, that It viii be only partially repu
| dated by being funded in Government bono
| hearinrr thTas nar cent intersat
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AtLANrA. Ga. Nov. G. 1861.

.-N ATLANTA, GA., Nov. b, 1864.
FRlExD REED Il recollsct xbeu in Ashta-
bula, two or three weeks since, talking over
with you, the situation of this army ut tha,
time, we both expressed, not only anxiety,
but degree Of fearful apprehension for the
safety st Shermans Army. confess that
with the ueagre information then had, and The
knowledge Of the fact, that lood's whole
army WAS between Sherman aud Chattanooga. a.
felt that there was ground for the apprehen.
sion then feft. for knew that our communca-
tiop. though complete and unobstrucled. our
dependence was upon single thread of road
which had been taxed TO its utmost capacity.
But having returned again TO the famous "Gale
City" aud having seen. and learned uli about
the situation, ! will now comply vish the prom.
ise. which i made you. to Send you breI
sketch OF the actual state of sifairs--thal is, so
far as it is proper 10 write Of this time. ..
Upon my return to Chattanooga found
had passed oil the excitement and panic, which
i found so prevalent at Louisville aud Nash.
vile. Rumors we're exceedingly dull aud even
Crepe vines were barely kep, alive by being re-
peated. Hood. it was said, WAS west oI Look
out Mountain. and moving on TO Decatur, Ala.
Indeed, the telegraph said he had ac' uuy at.
lacked our forces ut Decatur, with view oI
crossing The river at that place, but our old
war morse Gen. Thomas, was in his front, and
20 alarm was fell AZ all Iu fact 10 was said
and have but little doubt of it that Shrrna an
said Il Hood would cross the Tsonesses river,
be (sherman) would build him bridge TO
cross on Showing that Sherman isl. hi,le
fear from the situation. found that, al.
though about ihiriy.hvs miles or the railroad
between ChattanooTs aud Atlanta had been
torn Up. The Ties burucd, .snd barely raj
which was pot bsn. 10 ) Tisht sssis,' ~ ,hs
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MA ARRtE .

On the I'd inst. by Rev. Charles Morton, at
the residence of the groom, WARREN w. CASTLE
and Miss KATE NJ. BUIE, both OF Ashtabula.
Bridal eonpliments duly and gratefully received.
In Kingsville, by Rev. Mr.. Burgess, on the
l4th inst c. DWIGHT MACK, of the state OF Con-
neclicut. to Miss CARRIE L. McMUSS of Mill
Creek, Pa
In Jefferson, at the American House, on the
10th inst by Rev. Thomas Oliver, WN. Flock,
to Miss MINsIE A. MrTcHAM, both of Kingsville
At the same time and place, by the same, EDWIN
KrsER, of Cleveland to Miss HATTIE Z. COOPER,
of Geneva
On the 9Th, by Rev. Mr. Barnes, JOEL RICE,
ESQ. and DoRcAs A. BARBER, both of Cherry
Valley.
At Colebrook, on the 10th, by Rev. Mr.. Hatch
c. Ii. BEcKwrrn Of Colebrook, to Miss ADJ
SWAIN. of Fowler.
In Rome, on the 10th, by Rev. Mr.. Arnold
a, s. Cook of Hartsgrove, to Miss DELLA j
KEkcH, both Of Hartsgroye.
In North Springfield, on the 10th, by Rev
Mr.. Palmer, STEPHEN SABINE, of Kingsville, te
Miss Ii. J. ANDERSON
On the 9th, at Pierpont by NJ. Bates, Esq
E. b. Cook, I'd o. III. A. TO Miss LUCY A. MARC,
both of Pierpont
In West Springfield, Pa. on the 10th, by the
Rev. Mr.. Davis, Mai s. V. HoLLrDAY, TO Miss
MAGGIE 8. daughter of A. H. Gould, Esq. Of
w. Springfield.
In New Lyme, on the 9th, by II. A. Reeve,
ESQ MERRIrr LAKE, of Lake Co. ILL., to Miss LU-
ciA, Epson, of New Lyme.
In Rome, on the 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Arnold,
A. A. FEsToN, to Miss ANNA DECKER both o.
HartsgrOve
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Singular Political c trade tion,

One Of the singular facts connec cd with
the present political condi'ion Of the Moth
and oon'b Is. that J IF. Davis aud Airxan
Or ~. S'epheus. The b"guS President aud
Vice President of the 50 called Sos, hs rr
Cohieueracy, are, as we are credihly VA.
:urmei, na'Ive DO u 'ConBec .lcut Yshkees;
While Abrahsm Lincoln snd Andrew J ,bu-
sou he Nor hern nominees for Presidrn,
aud Vice President Of the Unloa, are both
natives ol The slave sIa'es, aud of the down
trodIen class Of its poor population, which
is denom,nated 10y The South whi'e trash,
NJ. Stephens, we are told, was horn al
Haddam, in Connecticut. aud welt to
Georglu at All early age,
Nj. Dhvs wus BON az X KlliDgwo'ih,
Cunnecilcu aud etngraied 10 keu,ucky
where his islher fur S0ule time kept road.
side tavern. Aud these are the king piu,
Of the Southern sr'olocracy, who pretend
ID hold their noses whea the repudia ed
YaukeeI pass bet ween the wind aud their
nublhty.- Wilkes Spirit.
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Tt. Cam pa,ga .nd In. cAnldS,s.:

In the feces, political struggle whence
we have jus, EMERGED, the character, ca
pacty, ncls aud purposes Of the rival candi.
d,tes were scru'iulzsd aud csnya,sed with
u oper and hearty freedom. Pres,dent
Lincoln was buudled without gloves. aud
held up TO the world as vulgar aud heart
les buffoop, a elownish jes'er. and ignof.
ant, coarse duilard, who had wsged need
less, wicked war upoa the Soaib aud WAS
persis,ing in thai war merely To CRAFTY his
own sordld, groyeling ambition. All this.
with as much more, was reiterated inces
snenIiy amid the din Of civil war, by jDur,
uals aud speakers under rule winch j.
stgmaI,z"c a. military despoti,m. sup
pressing ul opposition by he strong arm
and filing B.silles daily with The vlcI,m,
of il. lawless tyranny. Ii free speech, N
the Way OF false accu'atlon and reckless
csluinny was ever illustrated, II has been
hy the Opposition throughout The lale eau.
v.,s, wuhout ooce provoking The Admlns-
traitor 10 NOTICE Us ssSallants, save IN the
rare ins aDces where military commando s
haSe fell con, rulned 10 deal win treason
wearing lbe guise Of pa tlsanship,
Throughout this canvass elias Of Union
Isl vii ers aud speakers have seen ii To
hold themselves quite above ike resi OF u,
ia their irea meat Of the Opposition, aud
sspt cially Of its Presidentlai CO, ID! jais -
Gsu. Mcclellan was ID their yisv, . gccd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

A LITTLE singular The Buf,lo Ex-
press ,sy- tina, stranger nnmed Ncnenab b
Cmrk arrived III BiG.Io on Thur.d.y ngh
fem Pn'ntsvilIe, Ono, aud put UP III the
National Ho eI. lie WAS not well, and
sent tor DR.. Mixer, who found not hiug
ala ming in The case, and after e,c'lhing
for him went away. No, long after he
gut up, nad after sanding few minute
d orp,d drud. Friday night u aom.n,
~ho claimed 10 be his wife, arrived, ami
took cha &c Of his body und effects. Shr
made hasiy preparations, and left the city
ri "'ciock, mixing lie rtmaIus With her.
Clark was drOver. aud il is stated had u
lSrSe .um Of money With him. The Cvrou.
er iIqhcst was of course prevented 10y the
acsiou VI The woman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

CURT CT CoNH,N Pleas The Novcm
ber term Of Cour, orgsniz Oh Monday
morning The following ure he jsrors
GRAND JuRY WiIlinm X P,nnev, Fore
man, Henry Wilder, John PIERCE, Lew P.
Ii fmaD. Robert Smith, Caarrs Fich,
F",ete Johnson, Rufus Eaton. Ralph
Washbourne, William Beckwitb, Ansoo
Jones, II. n Smally. Hiram Hickok, Ii
d Jones. Frank Lyman
Pitt JURORS John c. S'cvens,, Jcbn
Hardy, Aoe. Dodge Hiram Book, M-d-
son Wilton. Aionzr G, Flu gersou, Ansop
Lure, E. v. Fenon. g. l.. Saee,. Jpnu
w Lee. William II. Jaquays, Abel Ger
aids.
There will he several iminal cases tried
at this term. ,so of which arr for murder
in some foim- Seniiael
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u. O. R.-T. A.-E. p.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
What Ercry Family shouH hare in The
house, and ,ohy.


=, ~ They should have HuSSEwKLLs UNIVERSAL coucH
REnkDI, because 1t eectnay Colds whooping and
Common Coughs Sore Threat Hsarseness and IL The mos
simple snd kct soothing Syrup In the world old or
ysung, BY DAY night II be used with the greatest
freedom. and hree OF the deaths by Consumption
stain behind.
They rhond have tSpEwELLs ToLu ASoprSy because q
perfect remedy Tor Neuralgia Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth Esracre 81 SStus Dance Pain in Stomach
after Eating, Nervoufness Hystea and the chief OF
of disease aud insanity, Lows Sleep Its
though active simpe its action In perfect conformity to
nature Its end, cure or relief. ~
pfsK bias been most successfu while Natures work
disturbed. and ia Of its most important poiuts
TT They should have HUSSEwrLL's EcLEcrIc PILLS,
BECAUSE with seldom but Single Pill for dose, all de.
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by
stomach Loss II Appetite, Biousness
neously treated with Mercurials and Jaundce For Worms
They act simple assist nature do not make PHI Box o
the stomxeh, Is the most fatal taking many
Pills At adore and them what Is important every Family
and every Purse bottle goes far three OF
what "a sJrdna<ily sold. sfsIl.-
form TO declarations win request my Refund The
Money This the bsss OF confidence and that Of the
public Is asked to test
HUNNEwELL's universal CouGH REMEDY.
HUNNEv ELLIS ToLU ANoDYNE.
HuNNEwELL's EcLEcrIc Pills
II Fac-Simile OF L. Hunnewelrs signature corks
Of genuine only. ..f
JOHN l.. HUNNEwEII, Proprietor Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabala. Ohio.
JoHS d. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio. Wholesale Agent.
~ For sale BY druggists everywhere.