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Prom NAsHyrLLE.

Heed stiIl en- this side Of the reHnss...-
Thomas Pressing him Closely rrytns
TO lay Pentssns-Gunbeats Opprstinr -
his w eFkIHa PaPttes-Ntsedmau ed m ~ q pev :
tisns-how Rebel Divlae 10 SePvei
The Nashville Union of Friday says:
The report In circulation ia tse city yester.
day, TO the effect that Hood had succeeded in
can be little question. We have intellteenee
from Gen Thomas to day bsfore yesterday, as
which time he was pressing Hood upon the
norm bank OF the Tennessee with all the means
In hIe power.
Hood was trying to lay his pontoone, but his
worKfne parties were making little or no pro-
erpss, as eur eunonats were within range, aud
laying OF the pontoons can be entirely pre-
vented, and III so, Hood cannot e.cabe
Steedman, at the head OF a force the pum
bere OF which Is contrabaud, reached Dscatur
on the 24th, six days ago, and is operating q pom
Hood with great energy. Thie inieliigenca, As
well as that relating 70 the operations of the
eupooats, Is not d ying ruuaor, but is entirely
reliable.
When SteedmRD was passing through Hunts
Vile. he learned that the notorious DIR. Ross,
the New School Presbyterian preacher who
has long been notorious as Q pro-slavery lee.
tnrer, was there, and that he had been during
the late re bel occupation, q very noisy deelaim.
neil nre without Stint upon the Yankees, and
sccor tinsiy his arTeet was ordered. While
tne reverend gentleman was In durees, two
%eaishy citf2sns Of the vicinity called on Gen
u1uman, and offered him brioe At this,
&c Ieneral grew q little wJathy, and made
"te OF sunu1y expressions a great deal more
empnauc than polite, and wound ND by or
drrng them under arrest slso. and The Trio ara
to be sent to this city, and will nrohahlv grses
our penitentary for term
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THE FALL OF SAVANNAH.

The Cause Of its Surr render-rhe Losses
Sustained Thereby-But Few Of the Cit.
liens Escape-Government Property
Brought Away.
From the Richmon1 Examiner, Dec. 3ol
The Augusta Sentinel gets the following in
formation from gentlemen who left Savannah
just before it was surrendered into the hands
OF the enemy. The works around the city
were very strong, and the place in all proba.
btlity would have been held had 1t not been for
the tall Of Fort McAllister. The usual garri-
five men. A day or two before 1t fell, however,
about six hundred more troops were sent to
their aid BY its fall we lost seven or eight
hundred men. The fort was attacked on the
north side by Sherman's forces 1t is now
known that had the fort been as strong on the
land side a. 1t was on the water side It never
captured the fort he ommunicated with the
feet and procured q bountiful supply OF am.
munition. Sherman also transferred the heavy
guns from Fort Nc Allister to a position from
which he could shell the city in case he wished
to- No demand was made for the surrender Of
the city until Saturday; on that day he de-
manded the unconditional surrender OF the
city. General Beauregard in substance In
formed him that he knew the way to the city
and could take it if he was able. Gen. beau.
regard left the city on Sunday. The residents
be captured. They were totally unprepared
for such result But very few OF them sue
cfeded in getting away. Those who did were
obliged to leave Ipest Of their effects behind.
entire siege All the whiskey was locked up
The four local companies were assigned TO po.
lice duty, and kept law breakers quiet. One
or two small fires occurred, but little property,
however, was damaged. All the rice on the
plantations in the vicinity OF the city fell in to
the hands Of the Yankees. Some estimate the
amount at five hundred thousand bushels. The
Confederate Government succeeded in ramoy.
ing ost OF its stores The main loss sustained
by it was the loss Of the siege guns about the
place and the eunooats. The pontoon bridge
across which our troops passed was built at
the foot Of one Of the streets Of the city. Dur
ing the siege several attempts to destroy our
communications on the Carolina side were
made, all OF which proved futile. Bishop Ell
iett was in the city on Monday. Our inform
ants do not know whether he left the place or
not. A large portion of the Central Railroad
cars were sent down he Savannah and Gun
Railroad before that line was interrupted
Both OF the printing offices in the city fell into
the hands Of the Yankees. We are Informed
both editors left before capitulation Mr..
Sneed, Of the Republican,, left early last week
with The government funds, of which he WAS
custodian. MIR, Smith, of the News, did no,
leave until Monday night.
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Fire I'm Boston.

boston, Jan. 2.-The Evening Traveller
building, on State street, was burned ont early
this morning by an incendiary fire. The COM
The press, being in the cellar, was not injured
Wizards chronometer works, On the first
floor, were not much damaged.
Other portions OF the building were occupied
by small Offices, and the fire was mainly CON.
fined TO the upper stories.
The Traveller office was fully insured, and
its publication will soon be resumed.
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~ The Foreign Fashion writers says bon.
nets are so small that they do not deserve the
name. They are mere scrapes Of velvet, silk
shells, maIachlte, chenille, Jets, and gildsd
ornaments In the shape OF horse shoes, ,cressents,
stars, etc., TO say nothing of bows, or ribbon
with long ends tied with strings Of beads ever
SO many feet long, all festooned and pendant
over several pounds of "back hair"
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UsB OF HORSE FLEsH.-We learn from the
foreign journals that the attempts to popular
ize the use Of horse flesh have been very sue.
cessful in Vienna Several butchers shops
have been opened in that city for the sale of
this meat, under the authority OF Government.
and with regulated superintendencs. The
since. but of lare the business has considera
bly, increased.-North British Agrtcxltarist. -. :
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~ AZ recent lestlve meeting, married
man who ought to have known better. pro
posed: "The ladies-the beings who di vide our
sorrows, double eur joys and treble our ex-
penses." Upon which lady proposed:
"The gentlemen-the sensitive indi vidu who
divide our time, double our cares and treble
our troubles" The married man didn't stop to
he ar any more
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Wnsht11fna Tan lS6S

var Depdft7tHt, Aojhtdnt GeHefdPs OtTce,
Washington, Jan. 9, 1865. s
The following manned officers, charged with
offences, and heretofore published, are exempt
from being dismissed the service Of the United
States, the Military Commission Instituted by
Special Orders No. So, series OF 1859, from the
War Department, having reported that they
are exempt for the causes SET opposite their
respective names.
States colored troops, he having been previous.
ly honorably discharged on account of physi-
cal disability by Special Orders No. 409, No.
VEN ser 81, 1854, from this office.
Second Lieutenant H. q. Grossman, 13sth
Pennsylvania volunteers, he having made
satisfactory defense before board Of officers
convened In the field.
e. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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TRAvELERB' DIRECTORY.
lgPiCA BALfIMoR1 4 OHIO RB. CO.,
WAsHNsfoR, Dsces bsf u, 1854,

GSricA sAbfIMoR1 Z OHIO RHi CO.. ,...
&A 49, go
ssi az Trans ha S between ~sssissson and Baltimore
VIII - r'' rssdss ss ,S',.:; ;aov,se MONTH.
niSBUHa TRAiE-Less. Warrington 6:1sA.A
Arrive a Baltimore 500 AN.
Ne a-NHw yoKK Z PHILADELPHIA s1;
fshssits:'ii fsiss:i1si: iss .N York $50 No
No. s"ssLTIMORE 4 wssrBRN TRAIN
Lave ws.h ns.on sls !. NJ Men s;Sssin9s ,s n rsy Wy
Or the west. and reaching Baltimore at 1000
Ia1 1-Hlw YORK MAIL rRAIN-Lsav. wash
s:s:if ss if'ii'i.i.isli. ~. NJ" YSaf 1000
no. 5-BALr1MoRI TRAIN AND WAY srA-
s"ss Relay .i.s fr.dsfisi train. Arrive as Bal
sonsgrATV1oss V.4s. asD .,sD
ssiS sieps % Bls:sn.bars. Bsit.1ilis. Laurel and
Annapolis Junction only. "
l lfris. .t E.. Yori 100 a. .. Nails and P.s.sn:
and s | .ss. 'Ps No psi. or bsismors .essss
s Ssfament ~ @ order orders to insure "a the mails -
o. s-BALTIMORH& & HARRISBURG TRAIN
we Wehlngton o:4o p. n. eud arrive AZ bali-
% e-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
~ EsfERN TRAIN-Leavs Washington at $50
NJ. stoppiu NJ Re az House fer Western passen.
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkershurg, and all points In the West. Reaches
Eew Yerk At t:t5 An.
Fer ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
With the 4: l5 A n. and the and 4:30 P. Il. from
Washington. No trains to or from Annapolis on
eaBdsy.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS From WARRINGTON
for passengers Sunday are the 3: 3 and 1l:15
= aud p. N. for Baltimore. sad $50 P. n.
for Balti more, Philadelphia, and the West. and
the 8 p for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West, ~ well a. TO
Philadelphia, Nes York, or Boston, can be had at
u Station Ticket Once at all hours the day,
we'll ~ At new Office In the American Telegraph
Building, PeRntylvania avenue, between ~ and
9Th streets.
BAGGAG will be checked at all hours,-also for
thrsugs points, to save trouble and confusion at
the d. psrture Of be trains.
ALL PASSENGERS, whe ther soldiers or citiBens,
are politely but earnestly requested 70 respect the
rules of the Line, establis he'd fer the general ad
vantage. such as the keeping OF one or more ears
exclusively for ladies and their ants and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
cars, and a'so TO make cheerful compliance
With the decisions OF the agents or conductors
In regard to th cir seats tickets etc.. especially in
The hurry Of starting the trains
" p. SMITH Master OF Transport citation.
l.. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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o r FL CIALa

War Department. AdjUtaHt Generavs 0Nss,
Washington, Jan. Q, 1895. {
First Lieutenant William Dunham, lst Yer.
mont heavy artillery, charged with ofenses,
and heretofore published. Is exempt from being
dismissed the service of the United Stases, the
military commission instituted by Special
Orders No. SO, series OF 1863, from the War De.
pertinent, having reported that satisfactory
defense has been made in his case.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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~ The British Army and Navy Gazette Of
Dee. 17th, says" We have been Informed
that the action between the Alabama and KeaF-
sage made deeper Impression upon the mind
OF the French Emperor than upon the head eft
our own War Department. and that this action
convinced him that rihed. guns of comparative
Iy small bore were NO match for the heavy
Dahlsren and Rodman. guns then mon tad. or
being mounted. in vessels of the Kearsage class.
In co consequences, the manufacture of 6. ton steel
Tined. guns was delayed, and since then the
French Government have. it is said, two of
captain Biakely1s l1.inch s'eeI-guns, two
heavy guns from Sir W. Armstrong and 90,
and two or more heavy guns from America,
all muZzle ioaders, the intsn ton being to adopt
heavy guns for the French Navy, and gradu-
ally to remove the present 80 pouuder and so
FOUNDER hooped guns from their ships"
S-On the 27th instant, a squad of rebel sol.
diers entered Elizabethtown, Kentucky, amt
compelled the citizens TO help burn the bridges,
and committed many other depredations.
III Thirty million gallons Of petroleum oil
have been exported during the past eleven
months.
~There is a snow. drift near Lewiston. Me-.
five or six rods long and aVgeragtng 700 feet
deep. .taaT ~ 1900
NJ Next TO the rhinoeeros said DOUGLAS
.Ierrold, there is nothing in the world armed
ike a woI1an-and she knows IT,
John Leech left more than two thopsa
sketches, some in ished in water colors. ~
HGPatu is going to Madrid The opera of
the Africsine is In sctiye rehearsal in Paris
~ The Ohio people are N owing to present
Gen. sherman q fine farm In Fairfield county.
~ A new way OF dressing the hair is called $
the fower.pot style. ir sE & s.s. W ? :
~ Renan writes that his "His.ory OF the
Apostles" Ii nearly ready. 70 .zg Eass}sTfaa q
~ New York furnishes one fourth ofthe 70 /.
tai internal re venue.
~ Potatoes are one dollar each in Rich.
mopd. 7tasN to sse'aSfE
n0It took the milk of six hundred cows 70
make the great OalifornIa sanitary cheese. n
ROoat, tails are srill the 'uode'' in Paris.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ISfts StSesIs UVoUs xcT0SYGU1SJS0 N06vSH8.
Second Appearance of the Aminens American
Tragedisp, .-
MR.. EDWIN FORREST
supported by the following
COMBINATION OF TALENT:
MADAM PONISI
MISS ALOE GRAY,
MR. j. MCCULLOUGH,
And Greatly Augmented Company
THIS tTUESDAYt EVENING, JANUARY 8 1895
vii be presented John Banin celebrated play, in
DAMON AND PYTHIA1
with the following Powerful Cast:
DAHOS--.. NH. EDWIN FORREST
EermioRe. .......-..,..... MADAM psn5s;
Caianthe e..........-....h Miss kIica o..
"WEDNESDAY, Mr.. EDWIN FORREST in his
MR.. FOhtEST'S Nishts-Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
seats can be secured for any Of the above even
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

SOMETHING NEW
FOR HOLIDAY PREsENfB.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered. A sas
stesk Of Bog Oak, harquisitss, Hair. Coral Jewel
~. Belts, Buehles, Fancy Hair Pins, Back Combs,
Fans, Chinese and India Goods. Am prepared 10
sell to the Washin gton public all of the above
goods at low prices, Call and see for yourselves,
]. FLETCHER,
No. 3s4 Penn's avenue.
ec2o-tda' bet. ~ and 9Th sts.
FuHs ,uns,
ol0, 200 worth Of PURs for Ladies and Chill.
drsn. now on hand. which We guarantee 10 sell %
per cent. cheaper than any othef place in The
city.
Ladies will please take notice that these soods
are consigned to u By the largest house In New
Yorh. and We are therefore enabled TO sell than
LANsRURGH l. BRO.
371 and 375 Seventh street,
dec Sim afev doors above strees.
EURs Rsil RsnI
The attention of the ladies is invited to my LARGE
and choice assortment OF
FINE FANCY RURS,
embracing all styles and qualities, from the low
est grades to the finest Sable, amens which may
be found
HUDSON BAY sABLB,
CANADIAN MINK,
ROYAL BRMINB,
STONE MARTIN.
RUSSIAN FIrCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
AND OTHER VARIETIES.
Also, q large and we'll selected assortment Of
CARRIAGE ROBES
of every desorip ption, including elegant
WHITE AKCTIC FOX and
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
WOLF. BUFFALO, 10.
aentlemen's FUR GAPS, COLLARS. GLOVES,
dc, in great variety.
Every article Of the above having been carefully
selected, cannot be surpassed either In excellence
CT quality style OF anish. call is solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES Y DAVIS,
Halter AND RIER,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. under
dec L. diva cow Metropolitan Hotel.
EIsHERS UNRIvALLED hINCB MEAP.
We have on hand full supply Of this delicious
'f'''s '0f f''' s'f sse eE9SAN q pEaR1n,
dee p-aw Corner OF I and 9Th streets.
gsTS So's snSkFXs1 SkPX gassssREIss. ssh sHnEsEhAs
lce Gals sPICnID BRANDY. for Minse Meat.
sssS ss Ss':; sS:. SRHsSsS SRfaS S6ssAsfs, StRs1ssfs
nS n SSis Ssis' and n % IS tes: CHOICE PICKLES.
100 lbs. MINCE MEAT,
sss E: S}G5kShSSr sksfS2S fa3f5SAHhsHss' afSHs.
FoUITfEHv WIS aGEs9WSs tHs Ss11is@.s sss eth st.
del Nt~ bet. D street and Penn. avenu9.
THfRE Is NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO BUYA
HOLIDAY PRESENT,
And while you are looking take box at
RUSSELL'S BOOKSTORE,
s25 7th stree near PennsylvRnia avenue,
And see the Largest, Most Varied. Richest, and
Cheapest stock of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
Ladies' Workboxes and Dressing Gases, Gentle
mems Dressing Gases, Ladies' Companions; the
Poets in fine binding,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, PENKNIYEs,
Cigar Cases, Books In best binding, &c.
Make an cffer for the article yoa want, and you
shall have it without regard to cost. We are
sehing everything in this store cheaper than any
place in the city. RHssuna RRHegssspnes,a pooxsroRr
7th street, between Penn. avenue and street,
Under Avenue House.
P. s.-Just received hne collection Of Gail.
Game.&e. des Il -dtJanl
40 TO RUSSELLB BOOKSTORE
" FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
You cannot fail to be suited in style and price.
GooGs suitable for presents to mekAbsrs Of the
s25 Seventh street wsst near
oee s-t1an Pennsylvania avenus.
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GROWERS HHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, rear Willard's Hotel.
COMPLETE AND GENUINE TRIUMPH
Of the Renowned Tragedienne.
MISS AV0NIA JONES,
who will appear
THIS tTUEsDAY) EVENING
MesT PosITiyELy THE LAST TINE
in her famous impersppati1n of
in the Original and Famous Play of
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN.
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC Ann
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania ayeuus
HOLIDAY WEEK.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT!
sUPERABUNDANCE OF NOvELFIRsi
FUN AND JOLLITY
VIII lreign suRrems and drive dull care away.
Third Week Of
MISS KATHLEEN ONEIL,
In her Celebrated IrishE ccentriclties. /
Pirst WeekIof
]. M MORTIMER,
the celebrated Banjo soloi Ethio pian deljusator
First Week OF
MONS. J. SPARKS,
the Wonder of tho Nineteenth Century. in ii.
great feat OF Lieht and Heavy Balancing.
NILE MARZAT1I and MONS ANTONIO.
il New Pantomimes and Ballets.
HUGH DOU6HERTY
DENNY GALLAGHER
In their never .tirins Ethiopian DelinsatiOns,
Last Week Of
TIM HAYES, A
the Champion clog Dancer of America,
siHTRIs!T hA1IkEE NEW YEARS DAY AND EVERY
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nj fDICAL BOOKs.-Druitt'sS . Surgery; DaIton's
vi Physiology; Run gison's Medical Dictionary:
ersger's Physiology Ellis Medical Formulary;
aI; Er,;shsen's Surgery; Lpdlow's Manual Of Exami:
Pronouncins Medical Dictionary; Gray's Ana
tony Woeds' Practice, vols; Woods Thera-
oea RRANCK TAYLOR.
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g1fDn NEW BUVf AND SHOE bTOkE .r9RN
Y" CHAG. B. BAYbY CO., |"
U4A 27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -
Bet. Ilth and nth sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, hat they viii open
On MONDAY. October II, 1854,
hBe and new assortment Of
LADIES, GENTLEMBN, MISSIH, BOYS AND
CHILDRph's BOOTS AND SHOES
made mp in the Latest and most Fashionable STYLE.
We viii sell at reasonable prices, and hone. by
triet attention and integrity, to merit fair shsr
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies'
Department Of the business, and we can ssfel,
boast of one Of the finest assortment OF
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES
in the city.
CHAs. D. BAYLY & CO.,
oc H-H No. 27S Penn. av.. bet. llth and 18th Sta
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IT. tUABOTHANNYO Ie-..H-- n
captured in the wilds of Sonth Africa, and the
only one OF its seeeies ever brought to this coui-
try alive. At . fabuleus cost. Bloken and tasned
after No orths q sSshpous attsntion and danger.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-30
ARGANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty in Watches


The cases Of this watch composed of several
different metals combined rolled together and
planished, Producing an exact imitation of IS
carat gold, called Arcana. They are as beautiful
az solid gold, and are afforded at one-fourth the
cost. The cases are beautifully designed and are
engraved IN the exact style OF the celebrated Gold
Hunting Levers, and exact imitation of gold
defy detection. The movements well
finished having adjusting regulator, line dial and
skeleton hands
These watches all Hunting Cases and OF
three sizes, the smallest being for Ladies. case
of SIX will be sent for Sl25. A single sent in
a handsome case for $25. They will readily sell
for three times their cost. We also Im6ort very
superior finished and elegant watch which can
sell tor $40 each, or $50 per of six. These
are also hunting cases and fer Ladies and Gents.
Persons ord ering watches c.. o. D., will please
remit % per cent ofthe amount with their order.
Orders for any kind Of watches promptly and
faithfully fulfilled. Address,
ARCANA WATCH CO.,
No. 81 Fulton ST.,
New York City.
Importers and Dealers in Watches OF every des-
cription. oct30dw3m.
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MUSICAL.
oct26dw2w

MIR Z GRUMPY having become resi-
Ill dent OF Rock Island, takes this method to
inform the musical public that he is prepared to
tune and repair Pianoes and Melodeons, and can
sell at factory prices the following first class IN
struments:
Gold Medal Pianoes, Vim. Knabe & Co., 3alt-
more, Md.
A. II. Gale & Co.'S. Pianoes, n. Y.
Organs and Melodeons from the factories of G..
H. Prince s. Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Cahart Need
ham, n. Y; Mason s. Hamliu Boston.
Second hand Pianoes and MeIodeons taken In
exchange Cor new ones.
Orders for Violns, Flutes Accordeons, Brass
instruments, &C., promptly filed at Chicago pri-
ces.
N.B.-Orders for tuning of instruments left at
Island City Hotel, p. o. box 432 or resid ence,
on Madison street, Sd house south of Highland
street, promptly attended to. ost3d3m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-30
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.

The Great Female Remedy for Irreguiar-
tiles.
These drops q scientifically compounded
duId preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow
ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action Is
direct and positive, rendering them 4 reliable,
speedy aud certain specific tor the cure of all OBJ
strucuons and suppressions OF nature. Their
popularity indicated by the fact that over lOO,
900 bottles annually sold and consumed by
the ladies Of the United States, every OF
whom speak IN the strongest terms OF praise of
their great merits. They are rapidly taxing the
place of every other Female Remedy, and are
considered by all who know ought Of them, as
the surest, safest and most Inialhble preparation
the world, tor the cure OF all female complaints,
the removal OF all distractions OF nature and the
promotion OF health, regularity and strength.
Explicit directions stating when the may be used
and explaining when and why they should not,
could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws, will be found
carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature OF John l.. Lyon. without which
none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. John L. Lyon, 1875 Chapel ST.,
New Haven, Conn who can be consulted either
personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) con-
corning all private diseases and female weakness
ses. Price 81 80 per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
octl4dwly.
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SEWING.sMACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
ID thai they have good Sewing Machines
for sale as any one, etc. The Singer is the
oldest and most reliable machine and best
aow in use, will do all kinds of work from the
hnest to the heaviest thai any family ever wants
DONE and will last lifetime if properly taken
care of l have been agent for other machines
aud have got rid OF them Please give call
ana examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order. .s... ~----s or
also have machine twist and thread for sale
Any one wishing to purchase please give me a
cali w t NORRIS AGENT
next door to Babcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street .. -