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wELLTo-DAY.SICK TOMORROW.

WELL TODAY. SICK TOMORROW.
Such is the experience Of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. t. what does the occasional in
valid attribute this uncertain condition Not Co
himself, course. He az the blame on the Gle
mate. perhaps. Il - too hot TOO cold or too damp,
or too dry. or too variable. But does he take the
proper course TO fortfy his constitution or bodily
organ. against the extremes and changes OF which
he complains No. ne says. perhaps. that ouiy
an iron man could bear such great heat, or such
violent cold. or such sudden t.-is.itudc-. Why
then doe, he not resort Co. the great Tonic and Pre-
ventve, which, il 10 will not make hiu s7 i-on man,
will az least quaaruple the capacity of h.s system
Co. repol all external agencies that tend o. produce
disease. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED >TO-
WACH FfTTERS. taken faithfully according % che
directions, viii ,ostreu-tasu the stomach brace tle
nerves tone thc liver and regulate and iuri-ora'e
the whole animal machinery. that the system in-
stead oi being at the mercy of the weather. and
liable 90 be Frustrated ~ every change 3D.; tempe
nature. viii become csse-harieret q. 20 were. and
almost imperv.ous 90 climate influence. DO is to
this preventive prins.pie that Ho>rErIEss BIZ
rfKs owe their -rest popularity Iu tte West Indies
British America aud Australia.
New York Hou.e 80 Cedar street. ~
Nse d. fIu-w
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SAY FKANcIsoo. MAY

Adyices from Salt Lake say the Mormon
authorities have taken action in opening a
route to the head of navigation on the Col
-l-dc
The stock has also been taken to build
line Of telegraph on this route, TO extend TO
Prescott, the capital OF Arizona, where 1t
will connect with the line IRON California.
Oregon advices report the arrest of
-.veral democrats for expressing JOY at the
death of the President.
4 public meeting has been held IN Carson
Cty Nevada. to raise fund Ivy one dollar
subscriptions, to be presented t. Robinson.
the brave man who saved Secretary Seward 5
life.
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WV ifNh- 3lfN -
ne World despatch SAYS It is expect
cd that IN few weeks every dollar Of the
pubii@ Indebtedness vii, be discharged
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INV YORK. Nav s

NV lOHA. NIHN ..
r., 1ribune's Washington despatch says
the IL i, understood that Gen. sheridan will
be the President of the Assassination Court
Martial.
The re-organized army Will consist OF four
corps Of 40, 900 each, one of regulars. oue Of
white volunteers and two of colored volun-
teers. Each will have it's cavalry, artillery
and infantry in proper proportions
The HerGld'S North Carolina dispatches
-ne various rumors of the whereabouts OF
Jof. DAVIS but none later o. more definite
than those of last week, which represented
hin as il fight, one day ahead Of Stoneman.
Tit report that he was Obliged - a5an-
d1n hi e,,ecie train is contTadicted-
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HOWE 4 STEVENS rANILr prF

HOWE 4 STEVENS FAMILY DYE
CaLoHs, Manufactured bv those well-kuavn che
m-.ts Howe stevens. -io Hraafw1y aye DO gem
-rsI demand throughout The country This isI aaf
what D.. -at Pee expected when Pie beauty, psr-7-
nenry, purity and general excellence of the dye. -.
CONSIDERED They're na les. economical than ore
ce.icat can readily he used 'yererg Huty ina
few ho1r- any material mp garment can he -o'oret
tssny hue desired. and .u style u.t esua.iei hy
any dye M establishment i'm tho land. The dem'ut
fnr Che Family Dye .s CONSTANTLY be- -ea~.r-. once
tried tNrr become Indispensable.
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NEW YoRE, Nav ;

NV YORK, Nav >
Gold sold this afternoon l4li.
NEW ToRK. May ..
TIE 7yacs' Washington DESPATCH has the
ioiitwing
Headquarters have received information Of
the surrender Of Dick Tavlor'- forces IN Al
ALBANIA and Mississippi. over tae rebel ,ele-
graph wires direct from Mac m G. ~ Wash
L gton, d. {.
Gen, Wilson il still in Macon.
The escape Of Davis is. therefore, next 10
impossible.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

We have employed two q the best Millers in n
country who will endeavor 20 do the work 10 pleas
our customers, and We hope 70 merit the patronas
~ the public.
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CAIRO, Ill.,. Nav 9ti

A despatch from Memphis confirms the
report of the surrender Of Dick Taylor to
Gen. Candy.
Unrestricted trade Is resumed IN West
Tennessee except IN articles contraband Of
war
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New loEs. May =.
GIll sold this morning at l4ol
NEW YORK, May s.
Gold sold thls afternoon at 1927.
NEW YoRK. May D

The Hc-oid'S Charleston correspondent OF
the ls1 inst saYs ten. Potter, expedition
into the interior has returned. after destroy
ing an immense amount OF rebel property.
GuerrIllas are troublesome again in the
southern part of the State.
Another strong force Of national tToous Is
to he sent out through the State.
The rebel ram Columbia has been raised
and found IN good condition.
The scccssionists Of Charleston were wild
with ipy at tine assassination Of President
Lincoln. and the women are said to have
fallen on their knees and thanked God for
the enormous crime The sudden arrest Of
Gov Aiken, however, brought them to their
senses. His arrest and the expulsion Of
Marshall, an Episcopal clergyman, and other
traitors. had caused much excitement
The Heralds Richmond despatch says there
exists in Virginia a terrible state Of impoycr-
ishmcnr among the people owing 10 the draft
of the rebel military establishment upon
their resources of all kinds Thousands Of
people arc kept from starvation by supplies
from the L. > commissaries. Farmers are
without implements and seed 10 do their
planting. and unless they are speedily gwen
them. there will be no forthcoming crop.
1t il understood that the army OF the Jane,
Will remain in Virginia for the present.
The principal citizens and local officials Of
Richmond: are taking the oath OF allegiance.
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NV YORK May >.
Gold sold thi- mjIning at 1874 this az
ternoon al l36
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FOR BRONCHITIS,

And ali inflammation Of the throat, tonsils and pal
ate with a dry hacking cough, you will dilute the
Linement with four or Ave times its bulk Of water
gargle the throat and swallow the moisture. Tsif
nsrsr fdiis
It's good for ToOTHAcHE, EARAcHE, SvILLrD
FACE and INFLAMAT1OS Of every kind. Every fam
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
April &2nd. davislow
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,.,,r,o~ RrrrERs BY rRE
April dsE irn

PLANTATION BITTERS By rhs
Mrtv.-Messrs. p. II. Drake 4 Co., last year sold
rs,rlv two million bottles of PLAsrATIoS BIrrERs.
.,I,vir trslve inches to the bottle, set in con-
tinuous line they would extend S's mlie7- "lA'
nation Of invslids we are Just think oi 'tr.au'
three inches square, extending from New York 70
Buffalo. being swallowed ny human stomsehs in q
single year. Yet, people appear to thrive under
il. and repea, with pleasure. We are inclined 70
think Drake a Co. are entitled to the Persimmons.
r,r, Ia PLANTATION, :. T.-ls6s'-N.
Nav S-dawIw
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n EN EDY
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

The attention Of tn pubic is called 20 this most
cellent Of Al Linim ents, as perfect and speedy
for u the aches and pain that nesh is heir TO-
RHEUMATlsM
Is caused by stagnaton Of the fluids. arising from
checked perspirstion-is cured by a few bottles Of
kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
SPRAINs
Re caused by an over-extension and = sudden re-
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Kennody's Eheumatic Enthusiastically good for
NEURALGIA.
The king fall pain is caused by an inflammation OF
he nerves-is instantly cured by a few applications
Rennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURIsY
Is an inflammation OF the lining OF the ribs-is eurei
by few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatie Imminent
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smashing Of the tissues-is instantly relieved BY
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
CRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused by sudden
stoppase Of the nervous fluid, which prevents AMI
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BILIOUS COLO
caused by a neuralgia in the mach and bowels
take teaspoonful Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Lin
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SooTHART AND HoARsENEss.
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glands
vet piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic
Liniment apply IT on going 10 bed, and you viii be
well in the morning.
Follow the direction IN the circular around each
bottle.
You will take one teAspooEful Of the Liniment.1i
four teaspoonfuls OF water. Gsrgle the thrOattwic
day In few days il will be well. This
tesspoonful will be worth dollar to YOU
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LIVE NEWSPAPERS:
THE ROSTOIPOST,

DAILY. sr.r-WrEkLr, and WEEKLY The i1Tgsst
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per ysar.l g less than q, Other he
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Nopains or expense will be spared TO make thee
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F Advertisements inserted in the DAILY at
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WV YoBK, May 10.
cold sold this afternoon at 1914
WAsHrSeroN, May 10.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
Tee proclamation Of the President pun-
lished this morning is an indication OF the
policy 70 be pursued hT the government hoth
aaroad aud at home.
No trcutile abroad IN consequence OF our
position respecting pirate vessels l. an'ici-
pated IN diplomatic circles.
1t is the settled purpose Of the government
to cop6sc,te the property of leading rebels
according to lave Of Congress-
New YoHs, Nav 10.
The Herald says the Mexican emigration
excitement increases The Offices Tor the
enrolment are unable to accommodate APP
rlications. Two more Offices are To he
opened -,
IL Il SAID that the West has suoscrlo'd
large sums for the enterprise. Twenty-Five
thousand men are IN he raised there 10y ten
Ro-ecTan-
The T5lbune's Washington despatch ssys
The cavalry Of IT,. Army of the Potomac ART
not to ls. dlsbanded Gen Sheridan i"ce
!. u w re-organized and set at work again
and - l. that IN the southwest. Al VIII
probably hc placcd ur1er Gen. sheridan
The consolidated force will number about
100 zoe. The main portion will probabiy 10
sent into the country west of the Mississippi
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We shall keep FLOUR AND FEED constantly on
hand. for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
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CHATTANooGa, MAY q.
JEFF DAVIS was at Powell. Hancock Go.
Ga, last Friday night.
G,n. Wilson has printed handbills an
nouuciuc the reward for hi capture and
scattered them throughout the country
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Married.

In Burlington. on The ist inst. at the American
Hotel. BY Rev. II. r. Cobb, Mr.. %. H. Davis. sni
Miss Dora Thompson. both of Richmond.
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&C. BRUCE & PRESTON,
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Street CLEVELAND, Ohio, No. Lyman's Block
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AND COLLECT
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and all other
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THE 500 Bosnty due soldiers discharged for
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DELAY. We pay especial attention 70 claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, OF which there are tens OF thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over %
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten dollars, and collect Bounty and Back Pay for
ten per cent, and pay until ATrER we have sue
ceeded.
IA, Army Herald is published monthly, and is DO
voted 70 the interests OF the soldier and his heir
10 whom IL Is invaluable. Write US and we will
send you copy free or for thirty cents will send
you BY return mail a fine engraved tinted likeness
(Album siEe) OF 1t Gen. Grant, and the Army Her
aid for one year. To persons sending club Of four,
we will send a, premium additional likeness and
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subscriber an additional likeness 20 the geter mp
the Club, so that person sending US Club Of ten
and 81, will he entitled 10 receive, himself ssrs-
Likenes-es and The lrmy Herald for one year and
for any other number in the same ratio
REFERENCES;
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We take pleasurein saying that Q. G.. Bruce, Esq..
has complied with the act OF Congress cuthorizir7
certain peysors 20 act Army and Navy Agents for
the COLLECTION Of claims against the Government.
and IN recommend him 70 all persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly.
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
' that afiict mankind arise from corrupti9ns ..
Inc blood Helmbold's Extract 4 S1rssp sriiie i
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A THING nF BEAUTY Is A JOY f'RtN Eh-
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Recollect il is no patent medicine. Ask-iof heiin
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Wv I|H0' lIaI II.
The Times Washington despatch says
TIE capture Of JEFF. DAVIS L. looked upon as
certain hy the military authorities.
He was at last account. completely enve-
Hoped by Gems. Stoneman. Wilson and
Grierson. Ii was thought the latter would
make the capture in Alabama.
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NEW ORLEANS, NAV .

steamer United Kingdom from Glasgow
Aurii 22d. is below.
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ROCK rAATEvERY ONENEEDs.
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Ae, Approred Jui1 80. 1864, as Amended
AND The
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VIII
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LOyERIDGE's wAHOO BITTERs.
These BrrrERs will efectuAlly cure Dyspepsia,
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HABERsTRoH NEEDHAM.

FREsco PAINTERS and Irnitators Of Wood Marble
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IS. Public Buildings And-Private Residences
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More and .Hore DesirGbIe.

.WOI'P and .HOfC DGNfrNbFG.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Govern
ment has already adopted measures to reduce eK-
penditurcs a. rapidly possible TO peace footing,
thus withdrawing from market borrower and
purchaser.
This is the THE OyLTLOAN ~ VfRKET DOW
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FUNERAL MARCH, TO the memory Of ABRAHAs
i LINCOLN, the Martyr President: by Mrs T. "a
Parkhurst, the popular composer. The Home Jour
- says, This piece should be popular on account
:. tbs subject alsdD fxvorite As q fne composition
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March i. very solemn and impressive. Price, 20
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krtirn Er BroonHor>r. -Bctiers RI rut-
DE prints viii remember seeing notice a few
week since, ~ Lieut. Parker. prisoner 80 The
South. who 'gmpel from n trim ~ cars while
being conveyed from one prison Co another. hut
before De could make his escape. was attacked
by pac, Of thirteen hlooihounis and $50 tsr-
rhly maugel that bee iiei soon after. Style
has a large colorei Photograph of him male f.r
his father. who re-ie- Niileh1rv
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rH00sFsrH Atrrv>-Iha>e who trc nm
already supplied with this indispensable rclu.-
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calling At Styit.'. s- he is closing out hrs pres
ent stoc. NJ price, very much lower than the
usual rate. splendid Tu-sey Morocco AZ
bum, paneilel. holding One Hundred pictures,
can he bought for seven dollars. AMI a Frereh
Morocco. holding the same numhcr, for five
dollar
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Salt Rhemn, Ointment

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The Roughest Skin is made smooth
Chapped hands are instantly healed.
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and softene'-
To keep the hands and face comfortable durln-
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Put up in two sized bottles. The smaller p cents
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THE LfFs ANn STAT PAPERS nf
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e y. sANBORS. Pres. B.F BAYLEY, Tr'ss.
-THE-
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KENNEDY'S
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THE only Ointment for the cure Of all eruption
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The Great Family Ointment
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