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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23

Tho New York correspondent of
the State Journal INDUCES in the fol,
lowing speculations about an impond-
ing gold and mercantile crisis:
We say impending crash. There is
not merchant in tho city who does
not tremble in his boots or "shako in
his shoes" Though stocks are not i'm
mcnsc, and importations have been
small TO an astonishing degree for ma.
ny weeks past, there still are goods
enough on hand to ruin many firm
now rating "a |" on tho Agencies
books. When you see such firms as
A, Y. Stewart 4 Co, and Arnold, Con.
stable 4 Co., advertising heavily to
get rid OF their goods, look out! but
when, In addition, these houses sell at
n heavy sacrifice, and arc eager even
for tho smallest customer, you may
rest assured there is n good time COM
ing" particularly ior that class who
have gone without shirts and dresses
because of high prices. That Savan-
nah cotton is now en- route for this
markct-thirty odd vessels full of it;
Sherman is en- route for another cotton
placer; gold is very "sick," and the
Jews of the gold room a:e eager to
take the pound of flesh without the
bloodj Jay Cookies strategy is stiffon-
ing the hands of tho Government in u
degrco highthl to "speculators for a
riso"-all these are but heralds of tho
coming collapse in the secessiouist
bubble ofspccie and merchandise spec
ulation which has afflicted our country
for two, YEAR,. .pa't;S..S y ., s.r,ros = =,
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OFFICIAL NAVY BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.

b. at WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
Tho following dispatch has been re-.
ceivcd at the Navy Department
"FLAdsHIP HARVEST Moon, REBELLroN
A' ROADS, CHARLESTON ::IIAuBon, Feb.
IS, via Fortress Monroe, Feb. 2O--7
{ p. NJ.
"Hon, g. WelIe;, Secretary Of The Nary,
"Charlcston was abandoned this
morning by tho rebels. am now on
my way to the City"
Il have tho honor to be, very res
pectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
JoHN a. DAHLoREN, Rear Admiral.
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Parade OF Bounty Jumpers.

An Indianapolis paper gives the fol-
lowing description OF parade Of boun-
ty jumpers in that city q few days
since: "Thcre were about hundred
and fifty in this squad of regulars,
handcuftcd together by twospwith II
long rope running between each, and
two through the entire length Of the
line, one end of which was made fast
to huge ncgro's left hand, while in
his right he carried large bell. On
the breast he wore large printed pla-
card bearing the following inscription;
Agency for Bounty Jumpers. On
tho back Of each of the others was n
pIacard inscribed Bounty Jumper. In
this way they were marched through
the principal streets of this city, the
old darkey changing his bell aad the
band bringing mp the rear playing the
'Rogue's March The lino was strong
ly guarded by iRtautrY. gra e.
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Warrington Items.

We take the following from a letter
to the State Journal, from its Wash.
ington correspondent; Va
] have been in Washington about
one week, and cannot but notice great
contrast from last year, when 1 was
here. Then there was but little dis
play and dress at the public receptions
Of. the President and other officials;
now, one cannot but bo attracted by
the splendid costumes worn at the
receptions-velvets, silks, point laces,
rich furs, ermines, &C., in great pro-
fusion. Ladies coming from the West
.whereathey were considered rather
richly dressed, look common enough
in hthe presence. of such display of
laces, &c. Last Saturday was Mrs.
Lincolns reception" and crowd of
ladies and gentlemen were present, a.
mong them many in high military and
civil positions, and among the most
observed, and around whom was q
crowd of admirers, was Lieut.. Gen.
Grant and wife, and Vice Admiral Far
ragut and wife. Gov. Tod and daugh-
ter were also present. d
Mrs. Gen. Grant was dressed in q
rich black silk dress, with plain cloth
cloak, without trimming, and black
velvet bonnet with beautiful green
plume across tho crown. Gen. Grant
and wife are both modest and retiring,
and make no display; but they com
mand the attention of ALL
l hear it often remarked that our
Postmaster General and family are a.
mong the most attractive members of
society here; and the duties imposed
upon them, which they cannot resist,
require many hours of day and night.
Ohio citizens receive special attention,
and their first inquiry is for the resi-
dence Of Gov, Dennison.
The President looks pale and care
worn, but L understand from his son
that he is in good health, l Icould not
but notice how kind and attentive he
is towards all who call upon him at
his receptions, especially to children,
ladies and soldiers. He has kind
word for all, and if they are not intro
dnced asks their names, and where
they are from.
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= FeltgFApiAO Correspondents G
FKOM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.
TIE TAX BILL-AND OTHER LEGISLATION.
The House accomplished q vast a.
mount of legislation today. The in
ternalltax bill was finished, and the
most important action had thereon
The tax on sales was defeated, as was,
also, the additional tax of fifty cents
per Dbl, on ale, lager, &c. The tax on
cigars was fixed at sixty cents per
pound, and on all smoking tobacco at
thirty-five cents per pound. -
An attempt was made to pass the
New York and Washington Railroad
bill, but it was defeated by the tremen
dous lobby interest. The House pass
ed large number of other bills, and,
in fact, did moro business in few
hours than it has accomplished in
months before. a#7 r-..
DEsERTIoNs FROM LEES ARMY.
During four days ofthe present week
over 200 rebel deserters came into the
lines Of the Armies OF the Potomac and
James. This morning forty six arriv-
ed here, all ofwhom deserted from re-
bel pickct,posts on the night of the
18th instant. Twenty of this number
belonged to Virginia regiments, and
the remainder to Georgia, North and
South Carolina regiments.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Our authorities arc rapidly sending
forward large number Of rebel pris-
'oners from Camp Chase. Ohio, and the
camp at Elmyra, New York, for ex-
change. These prisoners are sent to
Fortress Monroe, from whence they are
conveyed up the James River on tran
sports under flags Of truce.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet tomorrow morning and en-
deavor to agree upon the terms of the
new loan bill. Some members insist
on framing it so as to prevent further
issue of gold bonds, under any circum-
stances. r-. .a t.fr ..'#s
General Grant reports that the
whole number of desertions from Lees
army since last May, is about 1900.
This dose not include those from
troops outside of Virginia, the dcscr-
tions from which arc estimated at q
still higher figure. r
The House Committee on Commerce
is very busy with investigations rela-
tive to the cotton trade permits. Quite
a number Of officials have been sub
penaed, and will be examined to-mor-
row.
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Omciai War Bulletin
WAR DEPARTMRNr, !
Washington, Feb, 20. |

WAR DErAUTMENr, !
Washington, Feb, 20.
To General Dir:
The evacuation ofCharlcston by the
rebols is announced in the following
telegram just received from General
Grant: ..... .....
Cry PoINr, Va. Fob. 20.
Hon g. H. Stanton, SEC. Of War:
Th" following dispatch has just been
received
(Signcd y. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
The Richmond Examiner, of to day,
just received, says that Charleston was
evacuated on Tuesday last.
[Signedl G, WElTzEL,
a. ... Major General.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
Exchanged OHIO Prisoners. .

Ohio is represented by about 400
men Of the number released from rebel
prisons, and arrived at Annapolis on
Thursday. An agent of the State is
on the spot, by direction ofGovernor
Brough, and will see that their wants
are supplied. All who are able to
bear transportation will, it is under
toods he furloughed to visit home.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23

MExIco.--Tho.e are reports OF con.
tinued successes on tho part ofthe Re-
publican against tho Imperial forces.
MaximiIlian's Empire cannot yet be
ssid TO be established on a permanent
foaSdation; and unless France sends
additional succor it probably never
will be. Meanwhile tho Emperor is
maintaining o splendid court at his
capital and revealing in personal al.
lowapee Of s7O9y0oo, while his govern
ment treasury is failing behind at the
.a.e oftwsng millions atHNAlly :
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
News from Columbus.
CoLuMBus, Feb. 20.


Colonel Wilcox issued an order to-
day directing the draft TO commence
in the llth District ON Thursday the
23d inst, as recruiting in that locality
is very slack. AS fast as other dis
tricts become similarly situated they
will bo treated likewise. The Provost
Marshals office of tho llth District
was today moved from Ironton to
Portsmouth. .....a.. t
Attorney General Richardson has
resigned, and Chauncey N. OIds, of
this city, has been appointed to fill the
vacancy. Col. Richardson will con-
tinuo in command at Camp Chase.
The selection of Mr.. Olds as his sue
cessor will give more than general
satisfaction throughout the State.
Judge Rufus j. Ranney Of the Su-
preme Court, the only remaining De-
mocratc State official, has also re-
signed. His successor has not been
announced. .tt '... W.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
"Licutcnant-G General
A seASonNbIe Word from the Secretary
..... .. OF War, .

ALBANY, Feb. l9,-Thc following
telegram has been received by Gov.
Fenton:
WASHINGTON, Feb, 19.-Last night
this Department received the crafty
ing intelligence of the occupation of
Columbia, the Capital of South Carroll
ma, by Gen. Sherman, and the proba-
bio evacuation of Charleston by the
enemy,
Hasten on recruiting, fill up the
army, and the rebellion must receive
its final blow in this Springs cam
paign.
(Signcd) "E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
American AFFAIR. In tho BAu.h Parlla

In the English Parliment on the 9th
the reading OF the Queen S speech was
succeeded bya very interesting and
animated debate on American affairs,
between the Ministry and their sup,
portcrs, and the opposition, which
showed a material change of opinion
on the part of British statesmen re-
garding the war and the position of
the United States Government.
Earl Russell admitted that we had
just cause of complaint against Eng
land, both in regard to the fitting out
of rebel pirates and the tolerating of
raiders in Canada, and thought it was
not unnatural that our Government
should take steps for increasing its
naval force on the northern lakes.
Other members expressed the same
opinion. c 'a ...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
Canada to Repay che Sc. Adams Banks.

QuEBRc, Fob. ls.-The House, in
Committee last night, adopted the
appropriation of $3.50, 900 for expenses
of volunteers sent to tho frontier to
prevent raids upon the United States.
Also an appropriation of s50,OOO to
make good the money improperly re-
turned TO the st. Albans raiders. =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
NOTICE.
EDITOR GAZETTE:

I noticed, in your paper of last
week, challenge from Greenfield Up,
for spelling; l wish to say, through
your paper, that l challenge any COM.
mon school in Fairfield county, and
especially District No. 8, Greenfield
Tp., to meet us on two weeks notice,
at our school room District No. z,
Richland Township, and spell against
us, using McGuffey's Spelling Book.
N, P. STEVENSON, Teacher i.
Feb23-?t. al' rwo, .ago .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
n0v-The Snrincfield Ronublicon .,

b@-The Springfield Republican says:
Parties East operating for a rise have
boen boarding buttor till they have
tons of it on hand, and which as the
season is fast advancing, must soon
be thrown on the market. The con-
sequence can't be otherwise than a
goat fall in price. / .baom 1oiS i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23

uA-G Gold, at last Now York Quota
tion, 954 premium. Prices of all kind
Ol.prodlCs and provisions. were. .docliu-
Ing in sympathy with the fall Of Gold.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
af...He Aa-mafy- lrarl ErIGnds

.tiOnf lie has -mahy xarm Friends
there who became attached TO him
while an officer az the Reform School
several years since, and they would no
doubt be much pleased at the Iopp0r-,
tunity to hear him tell how he came
tout ofthe jaws of dcath.--out of the
mouth of hell"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
The Latest News.

{ The dispatches given below speak
for themselves, and we will not spoil
the readers enjoy yment of them by any
--A-~-
comments Of our own: $50
OCcUFATION OF CHARLEsrOH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
"CHARLEsroS, S. c., Feb. 1s,
"vtA New YORK, Feb. 81.

'"Ng, Gen. Halleck, Chief Of Staff:
"GENERAL.-T city OF Charleston
and .aIl its defences came into our
possession this morning with about
two hundred pieces of good artillery
and q supply of fine ammunition.
The enemy commenced cvacuating
all tho works last night, and Mayor
MeBeth surrendered tho city to tho
troops of Gen. Schimmclfcnnig at
o'clock this morning, at which time it
was occupied by our forces. Our nd
vance on the Edisto from Bulls Bay
hastcred the retreat. The cotton
warehouses, arsenals, Quartermaster &
stores, railroad bridges and two iron
clads were burned by the enemy
Some vessels in the Ship Yard were
also burned. Nearly all the inhabi.
T. tants remaining behind Belong to the
poorer classes.
Very respectfully,
.s GA GILMORE, Cong.
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orN. olLMoRE's OPTICAL REPORT.

NEw YoRK, Feb. PA dispatch
from Secretary Stanton to Major. Gen
z sral Dix announces the reception of
= she official report OF Majors General
Gilmore. GcOeral Gilmoro's report 10
a follows:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-23
wM. T.. DAVIS, ESQ.

Our Chief Clerk, Mr.. Davis, MS
many of the Gd:etts readers arc aware,
made his escape recently from Salsbu.
ry prison. He is in his place again
" running the Senate" and is receiv-
ing invitations from different parts Of
tho State to deliver an address upon
tho condition Of our prisoners in the
rebel pens. Cannot the Aid Society
Of Lancaster extend ts him .wp iiiyitA.
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ONO LEGISLArURE,

A. p. N.
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EShsFmaRls Progress.
Capture Of COlum bIa, the Capital o1sOuth
Carolina.
I. OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN. y

To Major GencralIDir:
ThoannouncemeBt of the occupation
of Columbia, South Carolina, by Gen
eral Sherman, and thopredicted evac-
nation-of Charleston has been commu-
nicated to the Department in the fol-
lowing kilograms just received from
Lieutenant General Grant.
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From the Cincinnati osss.,..
ArTnMPTEp s.uIo1pnIl {

One Of the Chicago Conspirdtors shoots
ALmseb-P Probable Fatal ReSults-
HIS tntervieic NTH the Judge Advo-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
OPEN PoArn or BROKEKs-3i Pm.
FEIpAY, Sept. 29-P. ".

Gold is steady at l43a @l4Si, and closed at i4ia
Government securities are in good demand, and
aae gold-bearing not abundant upon the market.
The 1905 ere steady, and no largo amounts are
offered at quotations. State stocks are not active
The miscellaneous shares are lower, Canton selling
ct 40. 44G2; Central Coal at GU, and Cumberland
st ssi Atlantic Mail was lower and quoted 100 a
I46 Railroad shares were generally lower under
continued sales TO realize profits. Michigan Cen
lral, under the publication of lite annual report was
strong at ll54 0ll5i, with sales as high as ll5i;
Michigan Southern was also steady. A. the second
Board the market steady ard dull but after the
call prices improved and closed strong The clos
ing prices were:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
SUBSISTENCE Orrts. I. ;; Navy No. 70 sOrrsr rIss

supsIsTsScE OFFicE. L. ;. ARNY No. 70 sorrnsrf{
tALuaoRE, Nj, september u. 1000 I
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, VIII 40 W
received at hi. oace until 10 noon ThukSDAt IN IN
tobe s. ln5 Tor t.e purcha.r OF shout ONE THOU
SEVEN HUNDRED AND fltIf HtAU VI iH'~
BEEF CATTLE in lots OF Zen sut upward -, =. h,,A
Tne.e Cattle are Al ia prime coujion having been on ~
several months rui fd day with hay aud eoTi and ss
equal 10 any offered Ia market. - rae al 0plo''
the purchss. oi ext.l tn- beef seldom found ,h.s
Proposals niust s,ste I. q numbrfE Is p1oPo'eu" f
ant the price p'r pound gross. ,,.-.A.. 81, l.l,,.rv
The Cattr 10 be weighed by the State Werner on
aud the Weights IS reule ej by HIN, 10 Dc INC 'a"
which al bills aye TO DO s.tl.sd ,. ofstv.
Terms OF SALE cash Ia Government tdnds Auot a IL
fs0l per cent 20 be a. ldr notification oi seetpA
tie ID ncr paid whsu the atsl" are ,.rovs
Succcs.ful b.diers TO DO allowed ten Gays III ""@"
TIE C,e can he examined time from ne aa'e q 1,
sdver.ru nj tl Oeiob,rl 1888. lfoui 10 AIN sH pn,a
q, the United states Cattle Corral adJonins the oo''
uay Sr,r, OF the frauk lin road near Baltinor. hds
The Undersigned the right TO IrJtct any 80.
II they are deemed not aiy ant,geous 20 Tue ohie' a.
lh. lot. will b. arrlug numerically IRON Ho' " u,r.
and he awards viii be tuaie in the same orde' L hs
ti,ulr lot may be dr.isnated In the bid. In 10 e~'e
.hippine Of Numbers be- SLOWED. ,.,.,, oHcA
P,rp.ss must b, upon ik forms furnished ., ' 40
Tesef,ns will not receive attention un.ss the sAN'
Prono.sls 20 be indorsed Proposals for the pni'
Reef ATT e. sealed and addressed 90 the undef
by 'iae' =" e''' s {. ), U. =
w. II. rARKHURsT. Capt and {. 80, :
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

The Stock Of the New-Ycrk Guano Company has
been recently introduced into this market. II has
capital Of $500 OCO, and owns under letters pa-
tent Of the United Stltcs Government Swan Island,
In the Caribbean Sea-containing over 900
acres, covered with deposit of bird guano. rich
IN phosphate. Swan Island lies directly in
tho track of tho homewGrd-5ound ships from
AspiDwall and tho rctarn coal vessels from that
port bring most of the guano to this market.
where il sells fast as it arrives at remuncratng
profit There were largc shipments Of Swan Island
guano made to the Southern States just before the
Rebellion, aud its quality was carefully tested side
b. side With Peruvian guano by the Georgia cot
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
OFFICE OF "1'ng nrSwooD MINES" No. 8 Wsllst
NE~ ORR selt. D. lNlJ.


NOTICE is hereby given tnat the following
- ~ dcscrbed SHARES OF STOCK ofTHE HENWOOD
mlNhS have been forfeited ami will be- sold q, Public Ruc
ton ut the Ofee Of the secretary Of the Company o.
~ Ai6. New York on SATURDAY the l3h day Of Ocs.
uei io a. " O'Clock noon for the nonpayment Of Install
y" non ymrht II Insalncuts due January l6 1863 sud
June ~, 1865. Of 8 zach Der sh IRE.
eflhcbe No. s. IN n8ne Of = Bnsu.u fr2 ~, shsres
ILs 'eiti'atr Va pOssrssion af oinpspy
teIthchc Ma ~. IN naue Of A 4 Coveufr, r., I CnO
Shar@ Lls te. ihcatc ~ Possession of Coupany.
nItNc " TO ~ 10 nane Of A. ~ Green for 500 Sharea
tcfihchi" o o. In naoe Of Joseph Tor 24g SI,ros
'oriifirne no. H. IN name Of J. " williamson for 100
Shaf~.. ~ w
ertitcaie No % IN name o Levi Dickson ~, 100 et,e
For non pawn ;nt of iIstllnrut due lnto zn ,a5 ~ "a
perth -; "' ~ "
Crihcate No 10. IN nome Of Alex ~ siblev f., sao cl
This G. fricatr IN pOt,fson Of Company ' Wv "@'''
(,r lcgir No. n. m nsue oi Spencer la Co r. ooo
Shars This Ceniiicar n pos scion OF CoIp1ny 'VV'
Certificate No Il u cf Jno. H.. K.rlrr lo, ,sa ct
Ccii hcse No n, in Of John johnson to. 40 s
Certin ate No 81, in name OF ThoS. H. irot,.r for SO
Shares ~ ~
Certificate No. 49, IN name o'Io, II. Troiier for 100 sh.
Ger iicn. No 8, IN u ID. g. Levy for IO0 s,nr..
Crrincat- No. 81 IN of Eob Scal for ion share.
Certificate No 80 n ol Rnt Schnl f,r s. shares
Certificate No. 49, In Of w. r. Lsns s2l share,
by order Of ibe Board of Directors.
JAMES L. YOUNG. s.e,si.,Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

HOwEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-strcet
New.York Formerly Ulcers Of the Park Bank,) FoGl
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house is ihe same as IncorpO
rated Bank.
PERsoSs KrEPHG AccorTTs may DErosir and DRAW
as they please ond viii te allowed Interest on their
daily balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any per: Of the United States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
Government and other Stocks Eoads and Gold, prompt.
ly executed for the usual commissions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
OyrIc- on ruE PiTTsBrRGn. FoRr WAYNE AND
CHICAGO KAlLNAI OAPANr

IITfsDULuH N'FT- % I7I''
nIVIDFND No. 7.-Tuc Board OF Directors
Of this Compsuy have declared the Resulsr Dividend
Of TWO AND OSE.HiLF 40 PER CENT on The Cspisi
ort Tor a.. Qlarrr ending srprnbsr % 'nst payable
20. Of ov.rnn.u r aid amer October 10 proI Of the
usnkirs uon.. o. M-.sr.. WINSLOW. LANift Co,
Srwl orb 10 the Shareholders grrrd In hat city and Oy
th. II, a,nfer 20 those registered a, ftisbmsh.
IN, transit book. vii olor At ocloes m, September
~ IA l. aud will ppm october u. pr1r
iy order OF tho Board. r. ST. HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
Dcnti5trD.

DR. HOYT, DENTlST-OrIglnator ., Oh @ p.s
pth,tic ni.rou. oxide; has used for wears n s,s
frrt sncces. osn extracting fourteen to ,Ntesh oaa
,s, oDrfaton without toe know tdge OF the patient
No 98 Broadway. near Eish,eenthsI
nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 2js Grand-st., ogRV'' ,gf"I
~ Lord Toylors, New York are ps.f,1Hi TE ETB
ar itbout .,tr,cIing the Roots Full sets on IA %
Tis,iaa. sg5: silver or Rnbhe,. SlOi Partial se' ''
tooti S2; silver or Rubber. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

- Z NWTl NT TI'TNII ND IVT IlIV ITtUT NITUI UI
~ Diseases Of the pcv N.rcrs under TIE OF EDW ARD
H. DADN. Editor Of The sclprl Structure. Piles, NHTco
cre, Hra AMI fsll. Every of Str curr admits of
radical gnd IN dsys aud often imme.
dni- one hy pr. D's insifumen'. the Urrhrotoe.
dr,i med expressly modify Mr. Symes OPERATION IN all
Of he three enumerated affections. the care guar
snieed he b. undertaken. Ot,e hours from TO }
daily, and to evenings, at No. ~ fhlhave