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The Assistant Secretary of war. Mr.
Dams, is acting as Secretary Of War h the
absence Of Mr.. Stanton. lr-F
GENERAL ERENoxT.
The Republie1s says it has the highest
authority for Stating that the snnoGnce-
ment Of General Fremont being appointed
Minister 70 France is untrue. ID l----~
SOUTHERN IFENs.
Richmond papers Of the sth furnish the
following: :. =, - - '-''--, 10
AUeUsTA, 5th.-Kilpatrick has erosssd tba
Aihambras but ne is supposed to be on The
Carolina side of the Savannah river = :
Western Ylrginia papers report that Gan.
Forrest has been killed by one of his own
men. l 4sll -
The Yankees have made q raid, ossEs,s
Mobile and Ohio R.R. They tore no soToe
miles Of the track near Verona.
A private letter says that Gen. Price Is
not dead. lru ~ &. $50
1t is currently reported here that General
cHAztEsTos, Jan. 5.&No further mo7s-
ments of the enemy reported to-day, His
force is still concentrating and assembling
between Hardeeville and the Savannah
rlver. There is no truth in their reported
advance on Grshams7ilIe.
NOT CONFIRMED.
The reported deaths Of Generals Hood
and Forrest are not confirmed. 70
gRxERAL sHERlfiE. or
From Savannah we learn that GaneraI
sherman is pursuing q very conciliatoTv
policy, and has issued proclamation nsr-
mitting planters TO bring in their produea
as usual, and holds out Inducements for
them to do 50. This looks as if he felt psr-
fectly secure and meant to make aIl-the
friends he could. H On
TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY on sHERNtE.
The Charleston 0ereRTy understands that
sherman has given the citizens of savan-
nah fifteen days to settle up their bank and
other accounts, which are to be balanced in
confederate Treasury notes. If this be
true there will be but few open accounts in
savannah after the fifteen days truce ex-
pres. Every body and eYerybody's rels--
tlon VIII De eager to square up at once.
FROM THOMAS ARHT.
General Hoods army is now safely aezos.
the Tennessee river beyond all doubt. We
await with some interest the details Of his
future movements. Gen. Thomas viii en-
deavor, by all practicable means, to pre-
vent him at all events from proceeding to
Charleston, or any other point in the pros
pectiYe line Of Shermaa's march. Whatb-
or It be the object Of Hood to march 10 the
defense OF Charleston remains to be aeen-
Whatever may be his determination. We
may anticipate more hard & lighting between
the rival armies'of Tennessee. Meanwhile.
Sherman's march northWard from savan-
nah does not appear to be making Verv
rapid headWay. Theweather has been IN
favorable, or other aud more important
causes have combined to impede his ad-
vance upon Charleston. s-s
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OONGREssTONAL,
WAsHNGTON, Jan. Z
~ $4,000
HOUSE.

On motion Of Mr.. Holman, the Seere-
tary of War was directed to inform the
House why he has not communicated the
information relative to the filing up of
new regiments, asked for in December
last, and further directing him now to send
in the same.
The House then resumed the eonsidera-
tion of the senste's proposition for the
amendment of the Constitution so as to
abolish slavery.
Mr., Bliss argued against such change
as Improper and destructive of the rights
guaranteed by the Constitution.
Mr.. Rogers also spoke against the con
stitutlonslity of such an amendment.
Mr.. Davis, of New York, advocated the
amendment, contending that all mon are
| eutitied to freedom. af
BIr. eehenek, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bill, which was
passed, amending the law establishing an
Insane Asylum in the District of Columbia
for army and navy officers, so as to admit
insane civilians in the Quartermasters' and
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FROM NEW YORR. {.

NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
The steamer Golden Rule, from Greytown,
Both, arrived this evening.
Colonel Bulkley and party, of the Rus
sian telegraph expedition, reached Grey
town in safety, en- route for San Francisco.
The Golden Rule brings six hundred pas
sengers.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The rtceipts of the Internal Revenue
since the beginning of the year have been
over S1O,OOO,OOO.
1t is certain the rebel Secretary of War
sem permission to the elder Blair to visit
Richmond, but it did not reach him before
he left Washington.
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PoUeHKEEPsIE, Jan. g

TUUHHhhkFaIbi JAu Q.
A sleeping car, attached to the train due
here at noon to-day, was thrown from the
track at Vanderburg's Bay, two miles
above Strattsburgh, the car tumbling in
the river. The car contained 50 or 40
passengers, who were ali more or less in
jured by the shock, and cut with glass by
breaking out the windows in endeavoring
to escape death by drowning. A brake
man named Kenney, was badly hurt. A
regular passenger car was also thrown
fromthe track, but did not go into the
river. Superintendent Toucey's gang of
men cleared away the rubbish, and the road
is all right again. The accident was
caused by the breaking of q wheel
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COEsTITUTIONAL CONVENTIet.

III LUU4si JdHs o.
The Constitutional Convention effected
q permanent organization yesterday, by
the election of Colonel Arnold Kretenel, OF
st. Charles County, President; Charles D.
Drake, of st. Louis, Vice President, and
Msjor A. K. Foster, of Franklin County,
Secretary.
The Senate yesterday passed a joint
resolution for the appointment of q Com
mittee OF eight, to memorislize the Secre-
tsry OF War 10 establish a garrison of
protection near the southwest corner of
the State.
Both Houses passed the bill authorizing
the Board of Public Schools to provide for
the education Of the colored children of
this city, the present law forbidding the
same.
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Saturday Evenings Edition.

MEsrrH1s Jan.

MEAPHIs, Jan. 8,
via CAIRO, Jan. 6.
General Dana has received information
rom his cavalry feree sent out from here
on the 2lst eff December. They struck
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad five miles be-
low Corinth, and had, on the 27tb.
utterly destroyed it below Okalono.
Twsnty-nine bridges, q proAt deal or
trestleWorK. y cars, 800 army wagons,
and 1000 esrbines were destroyed.
Forests camp Of dismounted man At
Verons was dispersed, and six officers and
20 men captured.
The expedition did not lose a man.
General GriersoD has orders to destroy
the road as far as Meridian, and release
our prisoners at Cshswba if possible.
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F90S7 BAETIaS5S-@.

The ice in the Susqushanna has SERIOUS.
" obstructed the trains on the Philadel-
phis road yesterday morning. They did
not get through to this city till afternoon.
New York papers Of yesterday were notre-
ceiVed until o'clock this evening. The
train from here yesterday afternoon bad
to return, and last evenings trains did not
go out. Trains, however, went out TO-
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FIRE.
BOsToN. Jan. Z

BOSTON, Jan, Z.
The large stone building on the south
east corner of State and Washington streets,
was badly gutted by fire early this morn
ing The lower floor was vacant; the sec
ond floor was occupied by Brown d Bros,
bankers, and the upper portions principal
ly by offices. The occupants do not lose
much. The loss on the owner is heavy. .
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FROHLOUIsEILLE-


CSAsf fALA-E5 JAns ..
j. Walker Tsylor's rebel forces oeeu-
pied OWansDurgr conscTipting citizens
and hring upon steamers before they left.
The New Albany Ledger says that the
rebel guerTillas have possession of Ovens
boro, Harrisville, Cleveport and Hender-
son. -
The Lebanon train was captured BY
band Of guerrillas, near Lebanon Junction.
yesterday afternoon. The passepgsrs
were robbed and the cars burned. The
rebels brutsl!y murdered four discharged
soldiers Of 18th Kentucky.
Taylor has established his hea6qusrters
at Harrisville and ihe citizens were fas-
ing across the Ohio to avoid CONSERVATION.
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, Jan. Z.

%@H @NAFH1 Se7-- -
FINANCIAL. '--
The speculative interest in Stocks is dull,
except on Erie, which is still borne down
| bya strong bear combination. The market
is generally firm, except on Northwestern
| shares.
Government Stocks were all strong, and
better on Ten-forties, with large business.
This subscriptions in this city have been
$18 100000, of which the First National
Bank took S., 900.
State Stocks quiet and firm.
Miscellaneous Stocks steady and without
marked change.
Coal Shares are frmer.
The Gold market has been heavy, with a
gradual fall in Price. There have been no
rumors to effect the market. G ii
Money less active.
At the Petroleum Board the sales cf
shares were: Excelsior, So; Highgate,
81 O5E North American, S9 (; Jack Petro-
leum, 50 so; Buchanan Farm, S1.95.
Petroleum is quiet ut 52c for crude; 100
74c for refined in bond, and 93@s4c for
refined free.
THE FOREIGN RECOGNITION QUESTION.
In regard to the rumor that England and
France will soon declare Lincoln President
only of the Northern States, the Tribune
says nothing editoriaIly but that the Gov
ernment of Great Britain, in carrying
out the reported plan, would be obliged to
recognize, as independent powers, all States
that voted for Mcclellan.
PRESENTATION TO MRS. GENERAL GRANT.
The citizens of Philadelphia have pur-
chased a finely furnished house for
$50 900, to be presented to Mrs. General
Grant as permanent residence. -
PRESENTATION TO THE WIDOW OF GENERAL
BIREET.
The citizens of Philadelphia have also
subscribed $50, 900 for the widow of Gem
eral Birney, SiO, 900 to be invested in a
house, and the remainder in United States
bonds.
Tie British Army and Nary Gazette says
that sherman's position in Atlanta before
the Georgia campaign, was q secure one.
His communications northwsrd were not
seriously interiered with, and he was at
liberty to 60 where he pleased. The cap
| tnre Of Atlanta was not the whole object OF
the original movement and could only end
with the capture efsaFannsh or Mobile.
PROFESSIONAL VISIT. -os zzstl
British army and navy officers report in
. =
al visit to the Army Of the Potomac. They
speak in terms exceedingly hattering to
the United States. They consider the
Northern States inexhaustible in men and
money. -
The writer furnishes pen and ink sketches
of General Grant. he discovers resem-
blance Of General Grant to the Duke of
Wellington and very striking likeness Of
the General to the Dukes second son.
In travelling three thousand miles
through the United States he saw very
little 70 indicate the existence of q great
war and nothing that gave the least Isign
ofexhaustion Of men. -t
SAVANNAH.
A Washington letter says The entire
lot of cotton captured at SaYannah viii be
shipped Immediately to England. The
claims of English owners are to be exam
ined and judged upon by Mr.. Draper, the
| Government agent at savannah, and Sa-
vannah is to be Immediately opened up as
Port of entry.
FORCE TO BE SENT AGAINST SHERMAN.
Il
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NATIONAL LOAN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. z.
Subscriptions to loans yesterday, as re-
corded at the Treasury Department, were
as follows: To the 1O-4O loan, g, ,566 900 ;
to the 7-30 loan, 81, ,0OO, $40.
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RRa1ILIAN AFFAIRs.

NEw YORK, Jan. Z.
The Hsrald'S letter from Buenos Ayres
ofthe 18th says: The war pressure of Bra
I'll and Uruguay was likely to effect the
obliteration of the public unless its Exeeu-
tive was aided by strong foreign power.
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FROm:CAIRO-

- OAIRo, Jan 3.
The steamer Lockwood, from Little
Roek, has arrived, with 500 refugees and
500 orphans, in q destitute condition.
Many of them are sick. Several died on
the way up. Three more boat loads are
coming.
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night, as usual, with prospect of getting
through in good season. =
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TUESDAY, JAN. Sd, 1865,

Hoop SkiFts-superior quality of Ladies'
Skirts
% Hoop skelstOns.-..........sOel Gle
25 Hoop sksIstoss.....-...-...SiO 90
so HOop sbeletons.-,........ 20
Hem'd Hdk'fs-A besutiful quality Hem
stitched Handtsrcbiefs at Three
shflingsf -.
Wool shaWIs-Tbe u Dollar Wool Long
shawls at Nike DOIlarsl
BalmoraI HOse-5Oo pairs Ladies Bal
moral Hose, sold by many hOnsss
at One Dollar. we offer st -Four
shHlingsl
Blankets-Superfne Wool Blankets at
Eiue DellArsi Worth Twelve
Dollars. v-I.-- s-s
Real Thrssd EdgIngs-Elegant Thread
5s&zEdgings, costing Srom 50 50 to
81 SO 10 import, At 81 90 and
81 % par YardI
Wrappers and DFaKeraEys-He Grey
Wool Garments st Ten shitiBgs.
Eztrs Heavy Grey Ribbed at
Twelve sbiili gsl
Waterfront GIOsEs-Extra Size, Extra
Length, Extra ousIity--s7 5oi
Black Beaver OlOsEs--$1o 90, sl2 90,
SIS o9i Tbs best for the money
syer,oa. red in this city 5 d.
81.
Co
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN Proposals Will be reosiTsd at the Oily Clerks
Once until Tuesday, tie 10th day Of January, Ia
stant ct l2 O'clock II for furnlshing and deliver.
ing to Soldiers Famili-s IN this 0ity, Three Bun
dTed $500 ron5 CT good, well ioresned bltumiBous
Coal SAFE Cc6l to b. delivered the OT.eE OF tue
Finsnoe committss q tie City Council
By oIdsr Of the ity Council ga
O. z. KILL, H. Cltrk.-
January 9Th, 1865. jams 1s5
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saturday Nights RepOrt.
GOLD MAFKEF.

Z -, .-... NEw YoRK, Jan. Z.
Gold steady, without even tho average
demand for speculation. Tho price open
ed at 2271< and fell to 2269S.
LATER.
Gold closed on the call at Gallagher's
Evening Stock Exchange at 227}S,- After
the cali it was firm at 2275s.
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gew SauertIsemeuts.

OFFICE OoMHIssEBY OF SUBSISTENCE,
10. 4S Park Building North side Public Eq.,
CLEvLLAND, OHIO, Jan. G, 1885
GEALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
OEill be received at No. 4s, corner Lake and
Bank .trests, until I2O'o1odk n, Monday, January
9Th 1865, from cliz ns log al 70 the Omitted Stat
for fdnisAing et Camp ClsFelsnd, Chic the follow
ing Subsistence StOTts, viz:
50 barrels or Prime eslt Beef,
1900 Pounds small white BIans,
SEQ Homlny,
4OOO Brown suEer, ,--
40 Gallons Older Vinegar.
800 Pounds Adamantine Candies, IT -rl II
1870 good, dry Soap, L ~
800 "a fac Salt ----t =. j.. - -
Parties Invited to bid for any one al Of the
foregoing articles. r- srs
Payment VIII b made N such fands IS may be
furnished BY the Un. ted states. 10 .-4
Bidders are invited 10 be present. At Nc. As cor
ner Lake AID Bank strssts, At u o'clock II Mon
dty, January 9th, 1865, when the lids will b.
opened IN ihsir presence -..-. r1-
ian5.1s5Istp Captain ana z s..
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GUARDIANS SALE.-In Pursuance
Oofan order Of tho Probate Court Of 0uyshoga
day OF Jaanary. lf65 at u H. on the Trsmisss, III
following real estate; The one undivided niI fh
pari Of the following real estats TO Wits part II
AboRE cOun'y y, Oslo, boubded AS follow: North,
South and Vest b. IN lines Of said lot 81 and 40
far West thsrefr6m as to leave one hundred acres
Of land on the East end Of lot 81 containing 95 So
1Oo acres. Appraised at $500 66-lO0. i.
Thres-fcurihs 10 b, paid at time or sAla, balance
secured BY mortgage aud paid at tns death Of Nan.
ey Bu nhsm, Vithout interest
R. g. WEEKS, -.-
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THE WRLL-KNOWN -. = =
i favorits Ciyde-b5iitiren Steam 4 =
en- OF the ANOHOR LINE fsteam- sa,i l.5las
ships, 'tHTBERNLl, - "CALED0-
MA, . 'tBRTTANIA, and "a UNITED KINGDOM, %
York, carrying passengers 90 and from IireiPooI,
Glasgow, Bs!f5s DUb!iR, Wategfor5, Cork Liner ick
GGlsgDg or LoHdoEdeys, These vessels we're built
specially for the Atlantic trade dis ide into
water and sir-tight compartments
BATES or PASSAGE.
From New York TO any OF the shove places =
Cabins Sl20 and 500; 5teeraFe S45. payable Ia
American curren'y. -r
TO New York from any Of the above places: =
Cabins Sos and $50; stesrsge S25, payable In gold
o. equivalent in American currency
ThOse who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets st these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO.,
iau9.l95 G BoWling Green n z
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9sash9 nj ssmaauI

bells are preparing to detaeh a force from
Lees army to operate against Sherman on
the supposition that Grant can be held in
check by a small force for the present.
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GEsERAL EREMoxT.

The Assistsut Secretary Of War, Mr..
Dans, is acting as Secretary Of War In the
absence OF Mr.. Stanton. 80
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steam to and from the ola Country

Guardian Of gIn s. AMI on sa Jan Hubbard.
By J. x. BRANERD, Agent iansils5
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RumOFed Application Of the
Georgian Authorities for
Re-admIssiOH.
Stanton Gene to Savannah.
Rebel Papers on Foreign Re.
cOgnitiOn.
FROM COLUMBUS.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
--.- COLUMBUS, January 8.
Both Houses were occupied the greater
portion of yesterday ia counting the votes
for Secretary of State and Attorney Gen
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Yice-Admiral Farrsgut visited the Navy
Department in company with Secretary
Weles. He sfterwsrd paid his respects to
President Lincoln,
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Special Report.
FROM MEXICO.
NEW YoRK T..

NEW York, Jan. 8.
Advices from Mexico say thst since the
capture of Mazetan by French, the Juarez
Government has no sea port on the Paci-
fic coast
The Imperial Government is actively
engaged in putting down guerrilla opera
tions snd establishing order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
THE VERY LATEST
BT
II Il LIE O. r. a PHI.


NEW YokK, March 2l.-The City Of
London, from Liverpool on the 5th.
Queenstown the 9th, arrived this mefn-
ing, with one days later dates
II is reported that the Emperor Ma
poleon is firmly resolved TO maintain the
Empire of Mexico
The London Star repudiates the ru-
NOR of possible war between England
and America.
LosDoE-The Tfmess city article
alludes to the probable shipment Of gold
to New York owing TO the dizziness in
exchange consequent on heavy supplies
Of Federal bonds to the Continent, and
the arrival Of Savannah cotton at New
York.
LTvERPooL, March Cotton fiat.
Manchester market gnies and steady.
Breadstnffs quiet and steady. Provis-
ions dull Lard firm.
NJ. DemonthalOa has been appointed
French minister to Washington, and NJ.
Dana 70 Mexico
Paris Dourse 67f. S5c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

GUERRrLLA DoISGA poor woman
living in Union Co, Georgia, received
letter some. time ago from her hus-
baud, wko had deserted the rebel army,
aud was living in Indiana In the let
ter the husband urged hrs wife TO at
tempt TO reach our lines and come 10
him. In compliance vita ihe.letter she
started on foot, with several children to
90 10 Dalton On the roai this woman
met another Who was bound on the
same erraud. After they had proceeded
few miles on their way, they we're met
By gang Of the rebel 6ends, who are
plnndering through that section, and
both women we're subjected to the most
horrible oatragea. Not satisfied With
this one of the gang, who was infnriated
By the resistance made by one Of the
women, shot her, killing her almost in
stantly. After committing the deed,
the rulfians rode of, leaving the other
woman with her own and the murdered
woman's children standing in the middle
OF the road.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

H~ Provost Marshal Conover and
Capt Lindsay yesterday detected . sub
ssituts broker in the attempt to pat IN a
couple Of eolored men as substitutes for
two years at 800 each. The princi-
pals paid 500 eaeh-the broker pocket
ing q round 81 900 BY the operation.
This was siher too heavy, at q time
when greenbacks are rapidly approach
ing gold basis, and the principals
handed the money oyer 70 Capt Lindsay.
Who will give the entire amount Isl 500
70 the colored men when they take the
train for Indianapolis this morning.
The men had been brought from Cairo,
or below, under promise Of $500 each,
and after getting them here, sway from
home and out of money, advantage vas
thus sought to be taken Bat the broker
came to the wrong shop WabasA Ez-
press, of Saturday
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REMOVAL.
THnS O. MAGHFR

IL AS REM0vKD HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
III featuring kstahiishmsas 70 No. 3aFTRST
STREET below HAin. He has a large and ele.
gait Assortment Of aoms-laade Work, ane IS
the hnsst, guaranteed - "geod Is the best" and
f0r sale - = ehsap as the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
Hia entire stock - consisting Of fine BnggE,
Ioaeh, and Carriage Harness, Light Trotfing,
He4sy Wagon. Dray and Rxprsss Harness. Sad
aIess IN endless variety, Brides Of all kinds In
any quantity, Collars, Girths, StTcingles, Check
Llneas Military Work in short, everything In
bis line. from Hsms strap % . !" Monitor Sad
al4"-hAa been nsAauiactured nnder his imne-
1iAte supervision, by skillfui and ex2erieneed
workman, and 10 now offered to the trade At
EAsTKR& PRICES Being abfe 20 eemrsete sue
ceasfnil VITA any thing I'm the market. in STYLE
naish, durability, and price, he only zsks TRIAL
Call and sxAnaiss for yourselves sp2s
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bounty for IIscharged soIdIers!
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Volunteers for tine ArEzy should no,
leave the city until supplied with HOLLowAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Fer Sores, scury,
Wounds, sma:i-Pox. Fevers and Bowel Com
paints, tbess medicines are the beat Ia the world
All soldiers should use them II the reader OF this
"notice eann0t get boz Of Pills or Ointment
from ths Drug Store IL his place. tst him write 70
me, 70 Maiden Lane, susIoaiuK the amsunt, and I
win mail box frss Of expense Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make a. much profit - On other persons
make. - oentsv % easts, and 81 20 per box or
pot. m17-Iwd
The most valuable remedy bsfors the public
without apy exception, IA Di1on's Blackberry
CArminaiiye. II always effects azure.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual systsms--nsw and reliable
tfeatment-in Reports 81 the HOWARD AsSo.
CITATION Sent BY mail in sealed letter snveI.
gpes, free Of charge. Address DIR. ,. sKILLIN
HoUGHToH, Howard Association, No. 0 South
Eluth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
apri'A d&wiys
Why submit 10 the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, chen Dixon's DIaekhsrry
oArmiuAtivs can be o6sAlhsd 81 any respectable
drug store. u a1U IanI9-lw
DiaFrhoea and Dysenterry We have sx.
ansinad great humber Of letters from sems %
the most prominent citizens Of cInoinnaf aud
Coyiagton, etc, spemking in the highest terms Of
Or. siriekland's Anti Cholera hixturs, for the
cure Of piarrh@a and Dyseatsrry. The letters
ara TOO long 20 publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covipg.
ton, says he was pronounced incurabls by the
best doctors In Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Or.
ssFickiaud's Anti Cholera Mixture Effected per.
inaaaat cure, after suffering for months wIth the
rorst form Of Diarrh@a and Dyssntsrry. Tor
sale BY Druggiais. 81 81 at8