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INTERNAL REVENUE BECTSION--TsyE
TAX On ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING.
TREASURY DEPARTNFNr. =
OFFICE OF ISTERSAI. REVENUE. !

WAsHINGToS, December ,, 1855.
Sir: In answer to your letter of Nov.
/ thirteenth, in relation to dresses. I have
/ 10 say that the tax on clothing. or arti-
/ cles Of dress for the wear Of men, women
or children, is six per centum 1d u1I0rcBl.
. that Is, six cents on a dollar, or six dol
I lars on every one hundred dollars of the
( value Of the clothing or articles. A gar
/ ment worth, or which sells for ten dol
/ lars, is to be faxed sixty cents. Ifit sells
/ for twenty dollars, the tax is one dollar
and twenty cents; if for forty dollars,
/ tax two dollars and forty cents: and so
/ on. The tax, in all eases, is on the value
, Of the garment, and not simply on the
cost Of making.
Whether a dress maker furnishes the
material, or makes up material furnished
by Others, the tax is the same on the en-
tire NalGe Of the articles made. In the
latter case, however, the tailor has the
right 70 collect the tax from the owner OF
the material or party for whom he makes
the articles. The law provides the fol-
. lowing exemptions:
]. Any dIe-smaEer whose product does
not exceed the rate Of six hundred dollars
per annum, or my dollars per month,
and shall be made by her own labor. orthe
labor Of her family, is exempt from duty.
>. Any dressmaker exclusively engaged
in manufacturing clothing, or articles for
the wear of men, women or children to
order as custom work. and not for sale
generally, who shall make affidavit that
the entire amount Of her manufactures so
ulade do not exceed the sum Of one hun
dred dollars per annum, is exempt from
duty.
These are the provisions of the law on
this subject, and the officers Of Internal
Revenue are bound to emf rec them until
altered or repealed by Congress. On no
single subject have more letters been
written TO this Office than on that of the
liability Of tailors, milliners, dress
makers, ese., and the Commissioner
is well aware that there NAV
be apparent inequality and cases
Of real hardship. Future legislation will
doubtless apply suitable remedy in all
such cases, But while the law remains
a. il now is, the tax must be assessed sub
stially as l have indicated above.
Very respectfully,
y. G.. WAITMAN
flarjHrfy-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

~ The Ilerdldis Fortress Monroe
correspondent Of December 10th says
Mr.. Davis enjoys good health. He has
daily walks on the parapet, comfortable
apartments, a genteel wardrobe, good
table, and plenty of reading matter. He
thought the Presidents message was, in
general, a wise and good document, but
was disappointed that il was not more
specific in relation to the ultimate dispo-
sitioR which is To be made of himself
His eyes have lost the eontemptUousl look
they once had, and there is less hauteur
Of manner, and less sarcasm Of speech.
The health Of Clement q. Clay is i'm
proving, and he has sHbsidled intoa seern-
ing apathy aud patient waiting for what
ever may betide him.
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CHICK RING & SONS
Grand and Square
PL "A M O 8

AHE UNRIVALED
By any instruments now manufactured. They
nave nave received Jorty prtze nedols over all COM
petitOrs for the superiority OF their rnannfac-
ture- Their surprising excellence has cauzsd
Jhen 10 be selected by the greatest Elfr1pean
EdHiSts, who have visited this country and
also the most eminent resident pianists. f1r
their public performances and private Use. They
are uEdouptedly the Best and Cheapest PiQa0s
~ ne lhdrkef. W. +. COLBURN,
Western Agent, % West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Eastward Trains.
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NAVY PENSIONS.

! The whole number of navy invalid
! pensions allowed on original application,
! during the year ending June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and sixty-five, wa,
I two hundred and fifty, at a total annual
I rate Of nineteen thousand and eighteen
/ dollars The number of navy iDvalids
whose pensions were increased during
/ the same period was seven, at an annual
rate of two hundred and twenty-seven
/ dollars.
/ Pensions were granted during the same
I period, on original applications, to two
hundred and siEty-siX widows, mothers,
orphan children or orphan sisters Of de
ceased officers OF seamen of the navy, al
an aggregate annual rate pf thirty-five
thousand three hundred and twenty-eight
dollars.
The total amount paid to navy invalid
pensioners during tie last fiscal year was
forty thousand twohundred and fiity-One
dollars and siEty-One cents. The total
amount paid 20 the widows or descend
anti Of navy officers 81 seamen during
the same period was one hundred and
siXty-fVe thousand two hundred and
twentv-nine dollars and one cent. The
aggregate amount Of navy pensions thus
paid was two hundred and five thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars and six
ty-twO cents.
There were on the navy pension rolls
at the close Of the fiscal year the names
Of $50 inyalids, the yearly amount Of
whose pensions was SCI 50 81, and Of
,0l7 widows, mothers or orphans, at an
aggregate annual rate OF sIeS,slS The
total number Of navy pensioners at that
date was $50, calling for an annual pay
ment in the aggregate Of S230,67 %.
AGGREG ATE FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS.
The aggregate annual amounts Of PEN
slons' and the tai-l aptual payments per
an1uin, during the last five years, were
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:" FIRE WORKS.

500 Boxes No. 1 gold chop Rre crackers,
400 Boxes tOrpedoes.
100 Gross Roman candles, assorted sizes,
50 Gross sky rockets,
800 Gross seFpents, triangIes, grasshOp-
pers, pin wheels, spanglettes, -four pots,
blue lights, etc.
1,jo0 Boxes asserted candy toys
800 Boxes new ralsins layers.
Asplendid assortment cake ornaments
for bakers.
The above goods are ali fresh, and just
received from New York, direct. For sale low
to the trade by
]. y. OLIVER & Co.
no26-lm Madison St, DeSoto Block.
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THE rFNsEON RUREAr.


The most interesting part Of the report
Of Commissioner Barrett is that giving
the statistics for the year. He says:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company VII
4 Receipt for Cotton or Merchandise through
rom Memphis 70 Liverpool. or 70 any Of the
Eastern Cities az the Lowest Rates.
Their Line Of Steamers Is now in successful
operation. Tie tDiuatOry voyages having proved
success beyond the most sanguiue hopes OF the
friends Of the enterprise.
me steamships constituting this Line are OF
the Propeller order, each Of which has been
prepared for the Liverpool trade at great
expense. The Internal arrangements are Of the
most com pleto and comfortable character, the
entire accommodations comparing fayOrably
with other Lines OF Steamships crossing the
ocean.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad having
suffered severely during tde war, and thereby
having been deprived OF her legitimate freight
for the past four years, now sOlicfts the return
ot her old friends and patrons Of thu South and
West. The Road IS now in first rate condition,
being amply supplied with Rolling Stock ali
arrangements being complete for forwarding
Cotton or other freight with dispatch,
shippers will md IL 20 their interest to ship
by this route as lowest rates and short time are
Euaranf feed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

BT A wife in San Francisco lately put
petition for divorce in the court, on the
ground that her husband was con
founded fool" The Judge, who was an
old bachelor, wouldn't admit the plea,
because every man would be liable TO the
same imputation who gets married.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

Whole number dropped from the rolls
during four wears, i1,l00. More than
half this number disappeared from the
pension list during the last year, exclu-
slve of the rolls of The State lately in in
surrection. This diminutiOn is equal tc
nearly one-seventh Of the whole number
al ,l76) added to the rolls during the year
BOUNTY LAND.
The business Of the bounty land diVls-
ion, during the last four years, has greatly
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1nEollsn hecelpts gwen "
O.. FALLS & CO..
agents B. d o. Il. r
2as FRONT STREET.

Our last telegram from Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad is dated 18th :-'Our route is in perfect
order, and We can forward any amount Of
cotton without delay" which will be good laews
70 shippers. as a late Cincinnati Commercial
states, " We learn from a reliable source that
the Erie, New York Central, and Grand Trunk
Roads are pretty thoroughly blocked up, with
a fair prospect OF 2 similar state o. things on
the Pennsylvania Road How long the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad can stand the surplus
pressure remains 70 be seer"
q. FALTS & co.
Agents Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
MEMPHIS. Nov Is, 1855. nols-Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

BEA young girl Of New York, named
Mary O,NeiL committed suicide by shoot
ing herself with a pistol, because her
beau stepped calling to see her.
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RATES OF ApEERTISINe..
MRS. swISSHELN ON FEMALI
CLERKS.

4 Strange Picture Of WGsbjngf0H-
Pieces Of PIinted IDlpe~tincacc-E Eye
br0lrs Of Black Lead or LGupJGct-
Congress ia FdUlt-EUils that should
D. RemeGied
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- The MIssonri ] erislatnre hasnas

Bar The Missouri Legislature haspassed
bill allowing prisoners 10 be discharged
when three-fOurths of the term for which
tney were sentenced has expired, pro-
Nlded they conform strictly for that time
70 all the rules Of the prison. The Gsv-
erhof Is also empowered 10 pardon all
nose sentenced for life, If at the end Of
hltee9 years they can show a clear
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SKIRTS.

This invention consists Of Duplex 6or tvol
ElLlptle PURE Refined Steel Springs, fngeniously y
braided tightly and firmly together edge 10
edge, making the toughest, most flexible elias
lc ana duraple spring ever used. They seldom
oend or break, like the Single springs and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any Single
SPrlng skirt that ever has or can be made.
Inc wonderful heNbiHty and great com fort
and pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex
EllipLc skirt viii be experienced particularly
In all crowded assemblies, operas carriages
railroad cars, church pews, arm chars for
promenade ana house dress as the skirt can ba
folded when in use 20 occupy a small place as
easily ana conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misSes and young ladies
they are superior 20 all Others
The nOops are covered With two piy doubIe
twisted thread and will wear twice as long a.
the single yarn covering which Is used on an
single steel noop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel. and twice
or double covered 20 preventive covering from
wearing on fLe rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, whicn thew are
constantly subject 70 when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality IN every part
giving TO the wearer the most graceful and rar-
feet shape possible, and are uuguestionaDlv- the
Hghtest most desirable, comfortable. and eco
n0mical skirt ever made.
For sale in all first class stores Wholesale and
Retail, In thus city, and throughout the United
states ana Lanadas, Havana de Cuba Mexico.
South America, and the West Indies
sS- Inquire for the DupieN Elliptic for
Nknmhfef Akrfmr- Sagfrr
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Weeds sewine Machines.

After twelve years experience, have been pro-
nOUnced by the best judges to be the best 81 the
market for A Kinds 0f FIHifiV Hork. They
make the stitch alike on seth sides-never get
out OF Order-wiu sew from one 70 twenty
/ thlcknesses without stopping, and make every
stitch perfecti viii sew Cotton, silk or common
Linen Thread.
ma An agent wanted IN Nashville.
We give better inducements than any Com
pRny in the market.
W. F. COLBURN & CO.,
nov2a IrsI % West Fonrth 81 CincinnaH o
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
HELENA, ARKANSAS.

Have for Sale or Rent fine improved Upland
and Bottom Plantations In Arkansas and Mis-
slsslppi loOOo Acres Of choice lands for sale or
rent in tracts from 200 acres to 1000 acres Taxes
on lands paid. Debts promptly collected.
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six miles from Memphis, near the Pigeon
Boost road, offer for sale ine stock OF Fruit
Trees varieties tested by DR.. Willis NJ. lea N
Marshall county. Miss, Chamberiayne ZONES
sr, and myself, Of shelby county, Tennessee
Also, a beautiful stock Of Cedars. Orders len
with ]. z. Petit & Co., "A Monroe street AMI
Toof, Phillips & Cirode's 25e Front street. vii
be attended TO promptly.
dsel-lm' z. s. ELAMs
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GEORGE A. PRINCE Z CO.'S
Automatic organs and MelodeOnS.

Late improvements have added greatly to the
popularity Of these Justly celebrated Instru-
ments. Their durability and simplicity OF con-
struction recommend them to al who intend
purchasing for Church, !sIb5ath School or FtgloT
W. F. COLBURN,
q West Fourth street, Cincinnati
- Agents wanted in Kentucky, Tennessee
and GeOIgia.
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Annual Rate Actual Payment

during me four years ending June tie
thirletA' eighteen undTed snd sixti five,
Tie 414lA ii''f % pensioners in the loyal
Statesl stricken irom the rolls by reason
Of deaths, re-elliistments Of invalids, re-
marriages Of widows, or other eanseg
were as follows;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

/ VIII offer my entire stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods at an immense reduction. The stool.
consists of everything generally kept in a first
class Dry Goods House for Family aud Planta-
ton Supplies. as foilews:
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Chacery Sale Of -ReaL Est,

OSOUCO50 OctS 81 neat Estate.
William B. Drift Is. Virginia Gartman, admin
istratIix, etc, Of Alfred Gartmsn, Isaac Cart
R6 virtue OF an interloeutory decree, Of tha
- I'd OF November 1855, in the above cause
on the Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the city of Memphis I will
sell on Friday, 18th day Of January s6s al Pnb
nc Auction, in 'front.' OF the Court House Door
IN the city Of Memphis, between the hours of
~ ana y n, the following described real estate
to-wlL; Lot 70, fronting on Fourth ST. AZ. feet
by 1879 Ieet in deptii as designated on the plan
oi extension OF the northern part of the civ of
memphis, through the properly OF W. b. Green
law Coi J. l. Saf1arans, E 7. Keel, r r Loo
ney End others as laid OF by NJ. A. Kerr. ~
Also Lot No. 3, in =. MOsby's plan or subdivis.
ION OF land lying on Robson and Wells Streets
and tiay0u Quimby. said lou lies on south siss
or hoDeson street, beginning at a stake l2l fear
from whore the east line Of Quinn by street in
tersects the south line OF Robson street, thence
IN southwardly direction along the line of Iof
No. 4, 1854 ieet 90 an alley; thence In an east
eTly direction along the north side OF said alley
~ feet 70 q stake; thence northwardlv along
the !ine OF lyt No. lzSS feet 10 q stake IN Eonth
ern line Oi Aobes0n street: thence yestvTar,iIxr
ming. ~ -1-e '1e y sAi- ~
Terms OF sale, Cash. A. ALsroN. G. III.
be'ehloer II, leto dei2 I'd
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AND POINTS
South s. East of Chattanooga,
And % Stations on
Mississippi Central Rail Road,
WInOla

Stations omitted, are not provided with
agents. which necessitates prepayment in Mem
plls OF all bills on freight for such places.
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail-
road, goes through without change OF cars a.
Grand junction.
Parties shipping to points on Mobile and Ohio
Road via torinth, must arrange to receive aud
pay charges on their goods az Coriuth, as no
arrangement hFs been made with that r0a1 10
pay charges.
The prepayment OF local freights TO points
named above, VIII no longer be required
Bills Of Lading should be sent 10 p n Pat
terson q Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, NO l3 Court street, Memphis
W. ]. ROSS, Gen. Supt
dec5 Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the trains on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road viii run DAILY, as follows;
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GREAT GOLD DISCOVERY.

Richest Deposit in the Rnolgn World
Tremendous Excitement ia Montana
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Prominent among ne Ccnser. Trc0resShich Tor
some time past have been favorably noticed by The
press in different portions Of Ohio. arc Srhe
Arcnsg 4comroscdof professional musiciaas ef
the arst efier ana inasmdch as trst-olass tronPcs
gcncrsly avoid rerrysbarg, |, AFFORDS us pleasure
10 annosncelhat Tho Arions" are expected to eiyo
a vocal and insiruneuial conccrt hoFe sOcu--
about TIC 2oih inst, OF soon amer.
p A long md intimate scquaintanee with proniA
ncnt member Of the Troupe tcnovqs all ths hesita'
ton which wo would otherwise feel in assuring the
people Of pcrrysburg and vicinity that u ''ThO
Ariops' eisc caucer; here, they may safely pat
ronzc them Without fearing that they viii prov 9
what 100 many exhibitions of this Kind have been
pronounced 20 be- -hrst-class humbugs.
Wherever they have been, "rhe Arious" have
been greeted with good audiences, and have been
spoken in the highest terms, l,ct such be the
treatment they receive at the hands of the people
of fPeirysbnrg.
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Next Friday Night.

Under the auspices Of the Pcrrysburg Ladies
soldiers Aid Society, ". A. G. CONVERSE, Prin'
cipal of the Toledo High School, will read his
poem, entitled "Life,' on Friday evening next, at
the he,lrodist Church, in this place. The poem
in question is spoken ofiu the highest terms by
ihuse who have been favored with its perusal, aud
the clear cnunciaton and excellent rendition,
which the culureof Mr.. g. IS enabled to bestow
upon Il, will make the entertainment one of the
most attractive we have had this winter, We wish
to svc tlie Iiouse allied to overGowiny. A large
audience ON this occasion is cmneutly due to th:
reader and the author Of the poem, to the good
name Of rclrysbug, and last but not least, to the
Treasury Of the Aid Society.
Twenty. five cents is the small sum charged fol
admission. Tickets eau be now cbtaiRed at tn,
Post Office and the principal stores.
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TOLEDO MARKET

ToLEDo, May Ij, 1865.
Flour, 80 so; Wheat, l42al7Oc, according tC
quality; Corn, 72c; Oats 42c: RE, zoe; Barley
no transactions; Eggs, zoe; Butter, 2Od2jc.
fREIGHTs--N sells are plenty, but we do moi
hear ot any ehaFtcrs. Rates n0minally 3a3I5e tc
Buffalo, and Sc TO Oswego
Taro-gh fssi5Lts Erie Railway. Steam on Lake
fil class, per 100 lbs, 62Jsc Foui, in lots of sc
bSls and over, 25
Ne'o York GHbal Line: From Toledo 10 RufI Al,
LIST class, soc; 81 class, 25e: 81 class, zoe; an
class 10 c; Flour soc; Wool 37lSc. From, Toledc
10 New fOrk--lst class, l27c; 6d class, IOOc; 81
class, SIC; Alb class I2 IEc four I2jc; WOOL l75c
liIDEs.-The market is steady aud
prices are unchanged, Green hides, 4a5c; do
sAlted, alae; 90, salted. cured, cafe; do Calf
lOal2ei do, Calf salted, l2dllc Dry Flint IA i5c
do. light saited, ~ lac; do heavy sal,ce IOaI2c;
do. Flint Cali. iSa20c; do. Sailed essif lGal8c.
l.EaTHER--Finished- Harness, heInlnck tan. citr
abaASe. da. e0Untry, 4la46c: d.. oak tan cite 30
aS2c do coantFy, 46a4Sc. Rough -TIeInloek Ian
Sjaaaei Oak do. 34a3Sc do. kips, 40 is0c; do calf
70 21sib, IeaS6ci do. 8 TO 81 10, goalOO.
fURs--Raecoon skins, LEGAL 2s mRskrat. 5slse.
grey fox, S0I60c, red do 50a2 40. MAX 50o,4 b0.
opossum, 5aiSc. skunk 10, tN,. o,,rr = mac Soii
1lalse cat, l5il6e; Wild do. 20asDr. Drer'ski,ss
|E,uEtd aafbluo, G0IsOe do. grey, 5Ol6Oe; d,
RDd30c
''At0L AND PgLTs = Fine F,ecaQd Washed 7Oa
'sBc' Medium do, B0d7Oc; l'ulief Tub d. 7OasOe,
Cn~ ashed, = 70 e price; Pens large sleesl,tsr
skins,l slal 80; Lamb do, s0a75t; SlieafiAe -
l2,<a25. at
LUABER-pine. eleas, dry, 5000. dD. green, Az.
"a clear, dry, ~ Ons do gFeen 90 ON box. dry
20 90; do. green 30 90: stock boards. "a O0 com
mon boards "a 90; culled boards IA O0 fenoing
y 90; called fencing II 90. A No. sa,rel
rs
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Each Rox Contains oi Plls.
A CARD.


Enron JouRNML: In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section Of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure III saving
through the columns Of Your paper, that re-
now ned preparation kWuwn as GOES DlSPEP-
SlA CURE, is certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases of long standing with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
and we believe permanently cured 1t will stop
distress after eating, almost instantaurnusiv. and
enables the dyspeplic who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the plaincst diet, 10 eat as
heartily as he pleascs, and anything lac chooses.
without danger of distress, or snuring, or rising
ON the stomach. II is an infdllible corrector of
indigestion aud constipation, creates Il healthy ap-
petite, stops sick headache, heart burn, sickncs,
At the stomach, pains, cramps, or coils in either
stomach or bowels, and swcctens or,nsvc breath
So soon as ynu take il, and by enabling the pa
ticnt to take plenty of hearty food, (Which Is ihe
parent of health, produces vigor strength and
energy. In every trial we have known il has
speedily crddicatcd Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant suiicrings, weaknesses, debility, and loss of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs Of Digestion as
we confidently believe, and as the published cei
tilicatcs in our circulars, alniamrs, and in many
OF the eallingf from convalcscent patients
will confirm, completely permanently, aud al
most miraculously "curr the worst case Of Dvs-
rcpsia in existence" We warrant il il in every
instance. II can bc obtained at all che ,rug Stores
in the United States and Canadas ut One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars
C.G. CLARK & CO., Proprictors
4oyl New Haven, CT.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-17
TIIE FEELINCINE EIfROpE

Late European intelligence is deeply in
tercsting. The assassination of President
LINCOLN continues the absorbing topic both
in Great Britain and on tho continent
Everywhere the murder is denounced and
the warncst sympathy manifested Cor rle
American people and tho bcreavcd family
Suitable expressions have been adopted by
The British House of Commons and wonld
pass 10th Houses the LIST of May. The
Austrian, Peruvian, Italian and Swiss Leg.
islatures had passed similar resolutions,
aud the Emperor of the French, previous
to his departure for Algeria. sent letter
of coincidence TO our Minister. Mr.. Biglow.
An immense meeting was h, Id at st. james
Hall, London, on the evening of the 29th
nlf, when eloquent addresses were made
by prominent members Of Parliament and
others, and resolutions OF sympathy in our
great national bereavement were unaui.
mously adopted.