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, 1865-04-14

Clo,'sg prizes fer cAsh. April H. Hes. .rd ncnd
G. s..tea.talI h Co., ztsllon, steeA eao o@9
HrAtrss 2t Clark atre2t, Ehlc.ko. ..~s nj pa
, 1865-04-14

DRESTON, WILLARD Il
J. ERAy. Ban:ers, a1d dealers n Government -.
led By NJ Cooke to receive subscriptions 70 tho
73o 10 AN.
aEspEpI edp
, 1865-04-14

Trustees Of the Bufic2o uonrA Of Trade.
At4 ussting OF tn s:ackhn1sers cf the DugA!o
B,,rd Ct Trads. April II. tau fslev ng usMex p.ts3ns
we're elkct5d 4. Tru1tces foE On. ysar t'on d.ta:
, 1865-04-14

1He E!&ftJG1u EHEIV Palt u IHe PE!svEcIs
who died oa Belle Island were buried. ia
shout five hundred yards from the prison
field, in a he'd OF sanu. Most Of tAc graves
Ee,e dug from three to four feet dtep, but
ethc ground il so close to tho riysr that the
Wattr Genes over 1t, and las washed away
nearly eli thetop. and in one place the hank
hss given nay, aud eesc:al caves hare b:en
washed down the river. \ very few yea1s
vii SEQ the rest al disappear. Most of them
hare hcad.boa:ds made OF barrel 4taTes, bat
few names NE readable, and ssou none It I'll
vill be. Upon the brow Of the bill com-
nand!rg tho PRISM field remain the 'two
Lowitze1s us. d by tle .u.ra t. th.ca:en tho
camp with auu:liIation If there were any
, 1865-04-14

SaEEE-TEa WRfket q W1thFHt G6:e11N 1oE0.
Tbs srr.;G IL xbune ant, sno E41d Rneep ac IN fas
request. ws1ote tho sale of oae lot, yesy Gne, 1t
49a5-S8.c9, however. II The ruling ngure.
TLa e. cs to.ca3 are follows:
-EaECr BALES TO-DAY.
sHsHnAH's IAEns.
. 6ellsr. Buyer. No. Az. frtcc.
Elradtr..,,..,.,. .Hofrles 1G3 $40
lG&lEa Stpith. .,...,,,...,. = ~ go
rsTTEEEEGu i 7onr w1IH1 T4Rp3.
Atsu8. ..QuInn.............lt. IS 8.M
FslauF: &N...lepsty............l69 =. $40
AuRMy,,,,.,. .Artzer ............ 70 LII 9aj
, 1865-04-14

THCKspAT EvExG1, April Is, 1865,
FKEfRHTe-fhs Michigan ,'snttnl, aIic1lg,u
Southern. ana Jerr3 fo!1tu-h3m.s Ltna arc tsSinz
Fright rs:' 2nc LtE. Esi-, s:a Eez Iu.k Centre.
Esnso7l. suhl:ct, hoTeves, t. the o5rn.ng .: LAKE
akr:. .uon, a. Tho 70 loving rats:
Fou.t IL C..a.s. F7onr.
, 1865-04-14

IG:(:.-The supplv !. abundant and 'as Iulns
Ifca 1f& 11c. the sale u II btIs It lec Is
,oxAs aI 1Gc. snd BIZ 1t 1etc.
tEEiT5-GE1Es APrLKs continue dul Tbs
%. t.lr to make Kose thsn noIiaai s7osMon5-
)E1ED FsTrTs nre IA fair request. AMI trces lrn
u T-s trd1y4 tgurs8- Other kinda ol D1lca Fruit
re E1thoEt charge. w Iuotd:
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f5hs go oswEoo, 0ct, 30.
Flour steady and unchanged: so 80
T i3T red winter; 81 so for white double <
WI w ae ~ quiet and no sales. Corn scarce
Mt l6: Rye firm but quiet. Peas flmII.
Sales ut 81 10, Canal freights steady:
Hour 81; wheat is; corn lGJS: barley 49, *:
rye "a; oats TO- q to New York. Iaks {6 M
ports; q, OOObu. wheat; Is, 600 btI. barley.
IGz,OOO 9g. rye. Canal exports; an bbis'
10y ~ S1T; lVg9 pu. wheat; COCO bu. corn:
Td 6;yyS Sn. barley; Shipped by rulroad
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Z, = ~ = ORR, k1;ts NJ le members 81
sinnRt ave, n he 3 edings wcre nc
erets but IL g; lfepohEeil lbak nppnts
were to be seIitt0i lrolaIiti' At foree. a
organize the great revolution which IL
= believed AFilt bl,letl in short
time. 1T IS also aitJ that The Ferit )
nave sFeeetyed the endorsement II ofiis
S,liiijl N taia eolitl whose stfnntes VIII
lend not only ipspi 81 tod 10 the move
insult ibIlt u q ~ "a 81 itssiis-
cess. An efloFt is also to be ul;Hle W
%! YET he'd Jet 0Teli lssspf John ~ fifth
ell la 0ftleg fhat he may tslkd soipq sli,,.
tive dtst = v e emit & ~ x
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PhIintleilnhIn aInrl,,n,

D, PHm.ADELrHIA, Oct. 10.
petroleum. dull; crude S49fd35t:: 70
lined IN, bond hSa59; free: S7af9c. Flour
9 s,Iiii and declining at S9a9 az. Wheat
HI.lli u; new new red 81 20n2 y. Rye steady Mt
81 IL. Corn firm; yellow SsSS5c y s ~
i =, RIM at 5la52c. Provisions UNCHANGED
Soiiee steady. Whisky closed firm Al
z5I; holders demnnd'nn advance. =
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stoeElkmnIrli;nf-

:. .e,, =. = % I.t.l NEW YORK., Oct. no
T 7sSaSSS strong; #. Wayne l05gEc; Rock
torn 81 lEci do preferred lSc: NV r ~
trai s01sc: Eric 022S; Reading, ii55e. ErSo
preferred Sic; Missouri Southern 49,.
CleyeIand & Pittsburg S8ISc: NIicbiS,,,;'
ana Ptnr1e du Chen 69ISc; Onicl, siI2a,.
45SS5sc; Ohio q MISSISSIPPI certificates SaC.
missouri g 779fc; Tennessee Gs s7iS,.::
coupons, 1O3c 1850 '>'S' sszss
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Chlcnro RInrl.n1

% N I,i.lz ieg5 CHIqAao, Oct. 30.
IN, b t9gr f9iet and unchanged. Wheat
~ ~ Drlsk demand by short sellers 10 fiII
CONTRACTS; prices advanced CiaIcrcI0sin~ M.
q; ~ Sl55S for No. j, and 81 I2IEal l5 for
NO. Corn steady and advanced iIc.
81 sales nt So for No. J., and ~ for M.
z Oats finn at 271Sa2S. HiehwifIcs
I w lltovisions quiet. Ftelghts quiet:
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II; WAR DEPARTMENT, \
ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE,
.gk ~ WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1865.

[General Order No. 1855. h. -.
In view ofsthe very numerous and
pressing applications for discharge by
members of tho Victorian Reserve GorDs,
department commanders will cause Mi
organizations of that corps, within tho
geographical limits of their command.
to be paraded before General or n
general staff officer as soon after tho re-
,ceipt of this order as practicable. ANY
General or general staff officer on duty
within the limits of the department,
whose services can be spared, may be
detailed for this purpose. This officer
will question each officer and enlisted
man, SO paradcl, ito whether he wish
es to be discharged or to remain in the
seryice, and will make outsepornto lists
of those who wish n discharge and of
those who wish to remain in the service.
Each list will then be read before the
officers and men, who will have an OPP
portunity to correct it, so that it will lie
IA true expression of their wishes on the
subject. The officer will visit all those
who may be absent from the parade aud
in similar manner obtain their wishes
and enter their names on the proper
rolls. The rolls of officers and men
who wish to be discharged will then be
turned over to the cOmmissary of mus
tiers, who Will ut once muster out of SER
vice those whose names arc on tho rolls
of such as desire discharge. He will
obtain from the regimentaI officers the
necessary data and complete the rolls
of those who desire to remain in the
service, SO as to exhibit their rank and
degree of disability These rolls, wien
completed, will be furnished TO the ADJ
jutant General. The names Of officers
and men belonging to different conlpu-
MES or regiments will not be placed on
the same rolls in any of the above cases
There of those who wish to remain
in service as we'll as those who wish for
discharge, will be made inthe prescrib-
ed blanks for muster and descriptive
rolls, and will contain full information
according to the form of the blank,
Department commanders Will see TINT
this order is exSNRted with prom mess.
BY order of gecretary of War.
(Sigped, i. d. TowNsEND, =
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To1etoMn.kn1

Il ~. 4a. .i.lzi TOLEDO, Oct, 30.
Il, wheat quiet; new white 81 SoJy; new
A Z. ln 81 S2IE. Corn firm Mt sic. Oats
lG3, 600 bu. wheat; 81, 600 bu. o,ts. IL OO0
ih ~ barley. Shipments O., 600 bu, wheat.
$4,000 bu. corn; 10000 blu. oats.
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Latest Advlccs rom sIafnmoros.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. -AIatamorus
nd E5! Of the 2lst sayi lIltid42 :.
jia has 1900 effective forces inside the
country, and several hundred we'll
armed disciplined citizens besides,
mostly foreigners. Cortinas is in
Brownsville and Is said to have given up
command of the Liberal forces because
he he was 3 not allowed to lend the assault.l
The Liberals nre about 1000 strong un-
der Escopada.
Melia has an iron gun boat patroHing
the river above and below Matamoras.
Firing was heard at Bozas onithe odd.
doubtless the Ggunboat prlcticing her
guns. Noapprehensions are entertained
in Matnmoras of the fall, of the CITY, ~
Canalo is ut NTiUr levying heavy con-
tributions and committing numberless
ontrages, and orders those. merchants
who owe money to citizens of Matamor-
as, TO pay the debts to him, or he will
burn their houses. =, n :
The Matnmoras Monitor has ndyices
from Belgium of 5000 volunteers CONF
ing from thence for the Imperialists. y
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Particulars OF the 81. John Disastc-.
NEW York, Oct. SO.-The number
killed by the st, John disaster now
number Is, among whom is Mr.. Archi-
oaId, Of Iontreal, Mrs. AI0ryJ Lyons,
Addison Scarles and Low Northfop. OF
Albany, who died during the. night.
The mosthOrrible obberfesWe DOM
mitted during tho catastrophe. 80
,B. y, HOtchlins, manuflcture of the,
tchshs shell, occupied astate room
adjoining those which were burst open
ny the force OF the steam, the floor of
his room was covered with boiling
water and ip.steppiug out Of birth, his
right foot was badly scalded. He saws,
that the rupture in the. boiler did not
sound Ike ancxpf osioi, but resem bled
tho gushing out OF an unusual body of
steam. He did not think ut first that It
was an explosion because there WINS no
sharp report. Hi; opinion is thaV the
disaster WINS not caused by heavy
pressure of steam, but by IN impertec-
ton in iron, and his opinion is sustain
cd by the appearance of:the boiler; the
fractured piecea turned over as If ripped.
to the boiler s.----S-s 99Si
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~, NEW YoRE; Oct. 30.
quiet and nomfnnlly Unbalanced Cali
quiet and steady; opening nc ii5: nd
Tnncing to 14551 and closing nj ll45s<
Government Stocks without decided
change. Freights to Liverpool dull and
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1,,-z,.,, - - BUFFALO, Oct, so.
= Flour dnli State s. 90. Wheat 0nict.
no, Milwaukee, Spring 81 Ia. CorT'
quiet at6S1zc. Oats duh. Rariev. sale,
OF 15 900 bush. Canada at SiiI2 RSS
nominal 81 Whisky held at s. 20. Pork
SSISSoaS ~ Canal trsights TO New York;
imports; fourS 500 bu.; " heat 81. SSli In
oats q ,4OB bu.; barley 80, SSs Itl,. i.Sa
o;O4l bu.; peas 8, 2S5 bu. Canal eSi,orfs,
M Y, n lO6, $50 lu.; corn 1Os,aSO I'm. OATS
4S, $40 bu.; rye 1850 bu.. So s'sAsF
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Ne,r Yorl. mnrl.er
.sNHwY nRK OnI

- 7la1-sth WY DIRK sGCt, ~,
CoTToN-Dull and heavy; 57@5Sc for
midllipgs,A chiefly Mt latter price
FLOUR Qpe1ed steady but closed dun
and droopi hg;7 SsCaS 10 for extra STATE.
SS25@S. so for common to good shipping
brands extra r.. -, o.; 50 @1225 for trade
brands. Included In the sIles are 1000
'bbls. extra State for first half Noyem-
Der ut IS .; 5000 b6ls. the last half No
yember at s. 60Jf and 5000 bbls. do. for
al December Mt s. Co. WIIlSRS- Steady;
Hestifrn g 34Eg2 80, chiefly at g S5.4-'
0ttttEAtTr-.DuIl and In buyer, s favor win
S Sy limited business doing 81 81 for
T1S il ~ S5(923T for neVf4A InberS State.
tSS AA99:ag-SteadY. sQATS-A shade firlner:
ootg25sj Tor ppsound and 55G57 fof
sound: CoFFEE-Cufet and llsffsoIl :. IL.
SUGAR-E1rms Cuba Muscoy1flo $50,
1870; Havana fl01SC@I4C, AIoI, ASstssSS
Dull. PETROLEUMSSStea dc. % Ilssjs-
for crude; 5Szt959c for refiSSd Il, Si,S,e9T9
md 75977c for free. HOpSS No. ;.sSf
1 !'e uestat l0@4Oc for crop of 1854. and
3S94Qc Tor crop of 1865. WooL-Ouiet
closing heavy IL 80 y
GgS4 % less; closing Mt S34 cash; $es "a
Tor prime md SIS 75@20for prime INES -
b .lIs Eirmi ll(9I4G foriplatn mess and
Cg4lc for e2tru mess. BEEP HANs
Slnlet ana steady. BACoN=NTora ahtiy.a.
Cumberland cut for JantiaFy,. salIs,.s,,
option at 1I91Sc Cur MRATs-0nIl. 'IGIs.
Cgl7zc for shoulders, and 2O623IL,S ~.
mans. Market heavy nj oiSS SSiS,a
BurTER-1n demand ut 3Ofa01Sc 6SY.
Ohio and 40955c for state; CHEEssISH.
t1rnlet at II 34f6lSc.. f..,,. III
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AtASA - He0FSlftss9AmpOFG order
mastering out tIie Veteran Reserve
Corps. -afst9 qrY
.NRw YORK, Oct. 3O.-A Tribune's
Washington special SAYS: ss.,71[.
Capt. French, who has recently travel
ed extensively in tho interior of Georrin.
addressing nearly $4,000 freedmen and
many thousands planters, as to their rel
alive duties, is here. He reports great
restitution among many thousands or
freedmen, especially among those sent
into the State for safe keeping by their
former owners on the surrender of the
rebel army. Many citizens are glad
slavery Is done away with.
~ The excess of freedmen above the
ability of the planters to employ or sun
port, Is causing great embarrassment,
and threatens serious trouble, unless
relief IN some form DO furnished. II is
recommended that homesteads on the
public lands of Floridn might relieve
many thousands. Several men in high
authority here are understood to fnVor
this plan. The freedmen GENERALLY
plead for schools. 20 n
Captain French has been recommis-
stoned by order of the President. ut tho
joint request of Gems. Steailnan. sax
ton and Gilmer, and ordered to report
to Con. Howard. He goes northto rem
resent the wants of the freedmen.
The receipts from Internal Revenue ON
Saturday Amounted to 81, 0S3, 4SO 40.
The following Important order rela-
tive TO the mastering out of tile vet
efan reserve corps, was issued on Sat-
urday. The order apparently contem-
plates the retention either in the militia
ry or civil service of I'LL Who desire III.
where disabilitie entities them 10 tho
favorable consideration of the goVern-
ment. VS. 10 10 fi5d
81. WAR DErARrMENT,
A mr. NTrlN 1-gr,.Y ..
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BOOTS & SHOES.

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCES To-
~, their friends and the public, TINT their
Fall Stock of Boots md Shoes arc now null
chants and others visiting our city 10 give
them cal, believing they can sell them
goods TO better advantage thnn they can pur-
chnse in Baltimore or PHILADELPHIA, At No
l35 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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) From Cnpe IInYtIen.

NEW York; Oct. 30.-The st. Thomas
correspondent of the Herald, under
date of Oct. 9TH, states that the United
States gunboat Kansas, Lieutenat Conn
mander G. al. Wells, arrived there on
the 9th inst, from Cape Haytien. The
Kansas left Philadelphia on the 9th of
August and arrived at the Cape on the
18th, remaining there there until the ID
inst, in consequence of matters cou-
nected with the revolution, which has
since terminated with the understands
Ing that the town shall be given up to
President Gerhard. This arrangeinent
was brought about through the action
taken by the United States Consul, who
was at one time In some danger of the
insurgents under Salnare, who held
the town. Capt. Wells wrote to the
Consulto acquaint those who consider
ed themselves the authorities, that he
would resort to extreme measures
should any insult be offered to the
American fing through the person OF
the Consul or otherwise. He also notI-
fled them that he would hold the said
authorities to account ffthey continue TO
take away soft coal belonging to the
United States government. The Cam,
tain of the British gunboat Faron CO.
operated with Capt. Wells in this mat
ter.
The town of Cape Haytien was never
at any time held by more than 500 in.
sufgents, and the insurrection was con-
fined within its limits. Captain Wells
thinks that two hundred determined
men could have taken it Mt nilg time.
In fact the attempt at revolution is re-
garded as q very contemplate afinfr
Salnare Is said to be the man who shot
at and wounded Geifrafdss minister of
State, for which crime he had to alb
scopd beyond the seat, hence his hatred
ofthe Geffari government. When the
Kansas left Cape HaYtien the IInifafI-
States steamer be Soto; Capt. Walker.
4: --s.7-ss : -
Arms ELla slslt e. 1Eoln California for
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MN ! a q - sts ~
gttiSeli 20 q d ].
IlillQ3eii sltt - - ~ iii5,ia y,35tsll
s li sssbf + ~ ~
s9e91 fa4epiA4l q q AZ II. t'ili e tio5;
g llsal
esEell oeing q rs u 4 b stii IL
81 ii, 3 In,
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= NEW York, Oct. 3O.-Two Petroleum
Somp9nies here have reduced, their
.S saRlt al respectively from 100000 to
a a special to Post, dated Washington,
Gov. Parsons, of Alabama. had an In
teTview with the President to-day,
Fifteen prisoners received sentences
to;yaY, varying from 10 to 8 years i'm
prison. Six of them, however escapad
jail Yesterday morning. ID
= e. .. Eorbesi owner Of the Siekles cut
Gry declining any more dock rneos with
the Algonquin, 80 i''
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!EeeI.Iy nank stntemcnt. !.

NEW York, oct. 30.
Loans g, 100, $50 30; decrease go 05OS8.
specie Sl40. l65 81; circulation Si212s7 81:
increase S5s5. 2sl: legal tender so, ~. or:
increase 2,SIl Y; deposits 81, 362, All ii:
.deofease Sl0,730. -.
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The Revenue ,Syatehiii.l.RfE JCashID...s
Mission 10 England. 81

WAsHiNeToN, oct. GOA special to
the New York Commercial says that
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, states that
Congress will aNvait the report of spe-
cial commissio pers who are now taking
evidence on the working of the ReVe2
nue. nue. system before legislating upon
tine revision of the laws. This will
probably throw the revenue question
over to the latter part of the session, as
the Revenue Commissioners will not be
ready to report for month after the
opening of Congress.
Mr.; Caleb Cushing's mission to En-
gland Is on business connected Withour
CLAIMS Tor! damages by privateers. He
is preparing. an elaborate argument
upon the subject and arranging numer-
Gus Claims that are being sent into the
State Department. The President is
fp4iy determined upon inserting our
claims for redress. a 70 n a q
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An ts s.ee,s aIa.-

An gpWaEd Turn In thet stock Mar.
ket-'NesteEdtlJ,'S OlSeEhti0ns.l-ss
NEW YoRK, 9ct,, ,36.7The street Is
well supplied with nlonev M legal '.ots
uniformity. There is stiIl a very active
demand for discOunts,R md with a. bet
ter supply of money the transact ifSISs
are increased and the close securities
somewhat relaxed. Very. choice names
are taken at per cent, but a large
amount of good paper passes at Ease.
and second class alta very irregular
quotation. The gradual return to- an
easier money market encourages opers
atoms in stocks. Tho DRIFT of specnla-
ton however, is pflicting the market
beng about equdlly divided Bet$yesfl
operations for aarisa and Sfok lower
prices. There Is firm and substantial
teeling of confidence in the real value of
failroad stock which would appear to
De Sutnctent to sustain prices against
any pfesenti depre ssion, and ithoSe who
operate for a fall on the uuotn-
mons appear to be influenced chiefly
by the expectation of an nm
settled feeling arising at the opening
OF Congress which can only be iexpegt5
eo 70 prove temp orary.i The tfBullss,
leading stockssI and especially Fort
Wayne, which advanced 81. In Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, and Michigan
southern the transactions at the first
BOARD We're unusually large. The sales
OF Reading and cleveland and Pitts
6urghl Northwestern preferred, and Fort
wayne, amounted to 25,O6O shares.
Government securities are rather more
active, and on the whole, firmer: dld
DOS rose ~, 1O-40's u, and ! 7-;B0is 3S.,
new issue, 5-20's declined u, and certifi3
Gates of Indebtedness Gold, 1859.
Tho following National bank Inns
been designated by the Secretary of the
treasury us an additional depository
for money: First National Hank IF
Springfield, Ohio. ~
Inc Express says of money matters:
the money market was easier. to-
day and there was an abundance of
capital offered to the. brokers Mt z per
cent. on call. Lenders We're less dis
terminating about securities, and alto
gethef there was a much better feeling.
Ihere Is good demand for discounts.
ana commercial paper, passes Mt 7al2.
per cent. The Stock market was strong
at the second board on tile railway lisf
ana higher prices We're generally made
with Old SOuthen, Northwestern inre-
terred, Fort Wayne and Prairie du
Ch1en are the taVOrites. Themiscella-
neous list was tirmer. The Atlantic
Mail stock sold freely at l54al55 iafter
call. Central aud Spring Mountain
coal shares We're in demand and sold fIe.
spectively at 56a5S. At tile last board
stocks were strong and active except ON
tlttsburg. Tho increase ihmoney has
started n lively speculation in the stock
market, and tho rise sthrouEhout the
DAY hnS boon quite marked on LEADING
shares. 1ifa sy,y 49, 80
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disease h0s baf1ed the skim of even the most
RkiIlful physicians
muse for number of years, and by its timely
aid las saved the lives OF hundreds
This medicine Is purely scientific preparn-
tion, and Is prepared with the greatest Can.
ton and Care. lfG4 w
Every traveller should have a bottle of the
DIARRHRA COMPOUND.
Every soldier will md u invalnabla.
No Family should be without It RS
a, Do not hesitate to try KESAETIS DIARRHOsA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
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