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The Surviving COnsPiratOrs.

Ola Point July Is) Correspondence OF 8 Philadei-
phia papsr.l
The sentenced aconspirstors, Mudd, Ar
mold. OLauehlin and Spangler, arrived
here At four o'clock yesterday afternoon on
stesmer State of Maine. They were IN
charge of Brevet Brigadier General Dodd,
and wore iron on their ankles. When hrst
nlaced on board al Washington, they 8 on
manscles. These last letters were remove
after the steamer left her wharf at WASH
ington On the trip down Mudd and
S~6snoier were very nhaarfnl. and employed
tbsir time in playing Backgammon
OIsughlin and Arnold, on the otner nSndi
saemed much depressed in spirits, n were
~TeIancholv and reserved. On her srrlVal
In tha Roads. the Stale of Maine sncnored,
md General Dodd came on shore ano
communicated with Washington by Ieie-
Orenb lust at rundown the steam Tug
Gbowan went alongside the osSte VI
Maine. and the tour consplrators Were
nIacad m board of her. Inc CnoWan
hen steamed alongside OF the unlteo
Ststas ounbost Florida. The foul prison
ans were put on the Florida, and tnAi g4n
bo.t immedistely steamed award. IN
b-igbt Golden reflection Of the sunny SKY
Ss5sd re dun. and the dun TO blaekness, a
tSss steamer stood down the bay. The Pris
oners were taken below, the light fsdmI
ont of their mis1irected lives, sven as tn
Tobt was fading out of sea and SLY. Yer
few people on Old Point knew Of II
arrival or departure OF the notorious PR
oners till to-day. The destination Oh u
conspirstors wSs not made known. II
EnoTing N e conjecture it to be the ID
TOTtugss, but this is only A.cOnjsct1rs; y
oniy person possessing the coveted bit :,
;-nf3rpstion was Captain Budd, Of Il
FLORIDA. hut he did not ~vouehssfe to dIseic
It 70 snv one. After the Florida has SAFE
~dsivered the S~conspirators" at their u
Long house its locality and name v
do1btless be made known. Till then
have The privilege of specnlating,1
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Thomas A. Harris, the notorious rebel
ohio ,vss recently provided with free quar-
rs at Washington, by the govern
100 IL = Missourisn. He wa 3
n,omhsr of the Clsib jackson Legislature
rom Msron county, became q Missouri
msmber of the rebel Congress, and then
devoted himself 70 destroying Northern
nronertv by Internal machines.
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IA OARn A THF sIIFRRPING

70 you wish TO be cured II so. swallow two or
thrte hogsheads Of "Buchu,' nrOntJ Bittsrs.n
"sarsapaHilaI Nervous Antidotss," &c. &C. Ac.,
and afHr you are Bstifhed with the result, then tfy
one box OF OLD DOCTOR BOOaAR's ENGLlsH
fiLLS-nd b restored 20 heath nnd
tlgoria les than thirty days. They are purely
vegetable, pleasant to take. PROMPT AID S.intsry
la thelr ELECTS on the broken down aud shattered
eon'htution Old and young can tate them Win
adyanthge. DIR. BUOBAE'S EHaLlSH sPECIFIO
FILLS cure In IS than 80 days, the Wor.t casssof
hE~a NOUSh1sS, Impotency, Premature Decsy,
Seminal Weakness, insanity, and ell Urinary, Sex
uAi, and Nervous Affections, no matter from what
cause produced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent.
postpaid,s by mail, on receipt OF an order.
Address JAMES s BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York, General Agent
PA box sent To sny sddTess on leceipt Of
priee-Vhich is One DoHar-POs free. ~ A de,-
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STATES HOSPITAL
AND,
u-,vofo NodTeaj OISDensArV.

Private EediGaI DlSpenSarYy
I2O Jefferson Avenue, DetrOat, MAAcn'
Near tho Michigan Exchange Hotel.
every form Of SYPHILIS and al other Gus.
Of the provocative and urinary organs OF Dotn
sexes eryT.z institution ID nsaRsT sGSqghhthe aRa ca6SnSsPPE-
other amman 5famT1SfitoE Hta4tllsstts I'M marriage is imPos-
sthio for tbe GOOD reason that where offspring en-
-. disease IL nearly always entalled- 1nIsl tno
fore. h one Of the worst impediments 70 "AN
mOoy' YOUNG MEN,
sr nsntsTly and bodily from certain early
I1,nrons1 p~rsotices, will ind this q DispenSaIy
.bsra there 10 no uncertainty about getting gig
- -bera avorv enc Of such cases are onre1 70
D No books published h nor Issued from
tbis ipstitutiou by which The minds Oh the J0uns
are poisoued and they thereby ruined
LADIES,
uorriad or single, requiring q Female Regulatol'
-bonId enclose one dollar and three PosLasSS ~ n
- ~ raturn mail they will receive Win
y tba onIv reliable Female Regulator IN use.
~ Rs5nIstor IL fast becoming the fsVOriie OF lsules
t1a~vwbere. simply because its action Is mliu u
eteiy ~ always be depended upon in removing
ss. s3rnctjsns from colds and any other cause,
m rorrosDondauce strictly conndehtlai. 80
nonsnItation should contain one dollar anu :
1900 that patients never sec each other: -,
Reconciliation and services AZ the once nee :
moor every Saturday afternoon rom D 49,
0fice and Dispenssry open rom Q =. Z. ! onar
daily. oxcept Sundays. Alneoessarys ursi0SiOP0i
atoms performed. m D,uART
Pest once Drawer go, Detroit, Mion.
~ DostaGe stamps and send for cireula
If questions, and, If properly answered., Hnnhs
- ~ ss1r Il anv paTt of the country. hememDe
these cases must be cured or the WORST a.stJS -
follow.
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--,QQE'S

DYSPEPSIa UUn1
allows you to est q hearty
meal without fear of dis
tress a~ftsrWard, for Il
will stop It 81 soon 81 II
IL swallowed
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Posi- OFFICE TIMETARLE
ISS4.Ss Winter AFrangomORT 1875,
o THE
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF NLILg,
AT EH
M Mn nn1@ 1890

ooHHEEgIs HOLIDAY. o0FoHHz sIsF, IssA,
AAns VII b opensd and rsady bE dsliysrT
one hour amer arrival Of trains.
- Al Mails olOss one hour bssors dsparturS 0
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOFl-
Aastsn through ARRIVES at T:so A. n, RlS P. n.
Eastern Way arrives At lR.sO An.
Western Through arrives at ESQ A. H., $40 Pc
% Way arrives ct a:66 P. II.
Sandusky Way arrives At 9:l5 A. N.
Cincinnati Through arrives Ats:SO A. n, 400 I. q.
40 WAY arrives at $50 p. n.
FistSourEh through arrives Gt 0:65 A. \.
- Way Arrives ct 1910 P. H.
Aahoning Way arrives at 1913 A. n
headVills arrives ct I0.25 A. n.
Medina Way Arrives at zoo I. n.
Rcckport, TO-, arrives Tuesdsya. ThurndaVn "a
Saturdays ct II n.
NaErsnUills arrives daily ct lO:Is A. n.
aaSt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 4 aA.N.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE NAILS.
AAHTIzI THROUGH for Eris, Buffalo, Boston. Hsw
Hork, Hartford, and PAinssE1Ils, Geneva As5tsbs
Il and Oonneant, closes at $50 A. d.
AAsTEaa THHoUaH, for ESH York only, eIoas e
RAsraEz TEaouaz, for Edo, Buffalo, AIbauv.
Boston, New York and Hartford, CLOSES ct 800
EAs4RaWAY, for al pelrtI between Oisy,,,,s
and Ers At S;5O P. n.
GEsTEEE RnoUGH, for Toledo, DetrsIt, Ohtoago;
and MnUEukee closes at ITO A. Il.
&1srBRN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChloaRo,
80 S81s - = w \ . -
NEsEKRH WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct 1:5 P. N.
EAHDUsKH WAT, for Sandusky and all intarns-
date points, closes At $50 P. NJ.
osuHEArI WAT, for ali points between Osvslsnd
And Cincinnati, closes ct T;O6 A. n.
OsoTEEATI THBoUez, for OolumbuL Dayton,
AeWArk and Cincinnati, closes at T0 A. n,
0TH0IEHArTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louigvills, st. Louis, Indianapolis, zAnsaYils, an3
wheeling, closes At 500 P. N.
ETTsBuEaH THBoUqH, for Pittsburgh and Rasa.
tngton, closes at 12:6O P. N.
PTElsUHaH WAI, for all points bstWosn OsFs
End Wsl1Vtls, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
seelphiAs Baltimore and Warrington, closes AZ ZOO
a. n.
MAHoHMa WAY, for all points bstWssn UsysIaaS
and youngstown, closes ss e:45 P. n.
MEADvILLE, closes at $50 A. N.
MAHR UEMVmEAg-aaAaL 80 A
r. ID. -
Kali and Drop LsttsrS are required y law 70 b
AnOity Circular are rSquirOdtO bSPrOPAid Vith
a tWo-csnt stamp.
once open from 500 A. n. to $50 P. N. On
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A n.
Il COWLHs. 2. N.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweetens the stomach,
purifes the breath, and
Instantly stops sOurnessl
aoidity and rising Of food,
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WKVRLAED = ERIR KAULkO2u
g. wIKr1s ARRAHanNEHr

49,
On And Etaz Ecnday, Oct. ylGt, Esl, Fssssnsas
Trains viii run - lolloSsr SandaTs s1oepted);
LEAVE OLEYELAHDs
$50 A. M.-DAT EXPKEoS T~BAIh-stosBns q
WIlouEhby, gainesville. Madison,G cleFa. Ash.
tabuiA, OonnsAut and GirArd only, aud Arrive -
Ens 81 In r. n, Dsnkhk sA5 !. H., BuAale
a,S p. M1mHUIHHATI EXPREss-8-opplug ~
PainesVile, AshtAbuiA en1 Qtrlrd QUIZ NO AZ
Tfvss Al EHos 40 p -. Duakirk 8tz5 ?. n, Bu1
TN 3. l0 H,@MAiL AND AUO0EnODATIOa-
stSpSinG At al stations End arrive 81 AneA
S.O ?. n.-EisuT axPREs5 TRAEH-stossaza As
PaineSVile, AshtzoVIE 40 20
arrives Et Edo 81 Rat0 L. ~ Na2AGA so
AL. HuEAio A:0
LEAVE Erie.
"a A. H.-HlGHT EGPHEoa E~RAie-39s3tn4
~ uIrnrd, AshtAbula and Psinesvtils Only a1d
arrive ~ cleveland - 20
TRAIE-Stopptas Rs Al stations sad srdyaH A.
Cleveland A. 10 n A. n
taj6 A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st 81
GfattOas except BVanVilis, Saybrook, Dnioevtle
Perry, hsntor and etoklihe, and ArdVes =
EI6 TP. M.-DAX Express T~RAlh-stopflnf >
Girsrd Ooopeaut, Ashsabula, GengzaE Pahne
VfIle only, and arrives IN CisEeianG :
- Second OAu Oars sra run on ~ tSoeA
Trains.
ri. IndfsnEpclis, St Louis, 20; and ~ ElFpet
F-sJ,u ooInr eastward, connect ct Dunktrk with y
trains n nc New York B Erie RatirOaos ana ~ IN.
II Nth those Of the New YORK OentEe oIIao
New York City Railroads for Rev 5oEH siDa2s
Bostou, HiAgArA Falls, &C., and e LILO WI h@iA
N az PhlsdelDhia q Iris Reiroad-
~ nav ExprnsJ, Esst and West conlsc6 4
afra-d With Trains on Ers = Pf25ursa AM"s
foF LinssVtls, hesdsIlea Jamsst9sn
-a..a o. s-t rGEl.
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mEvR1ANp AND qoLEDo 3 B

~ WINTER ARRAHGEHEHE. lsA-Ei
EOa and aftsr Monday, OeG Isl, lSl, PsIeng,F
trains Wil lsAvs Olsselsnd a. iouoSs Sohu~- -
S.fs IM-UHJOAGO ExPRES.z5tops at Berass
VIZ I've. n Toledo a. II :f5 ?. H., OhtoAgo -
M - Detroit 5:0 Pm.
~ P. M.-WESTERH At AL stAsioEl
en- Southern Division, and arrives a. Icle1o y
1875 P. HI Chicago at 9:isA A. n and Detrots ~
An p M-EORTHERH MAILL-StCs5 a. Al stA.
Eons on Northern Division, and aFzie@ ssSsi'
dnHky ct T:0 2. ~.
No. p H-HIGHT EXPRESSs-stola - GrenoEl
HorEAlk. bonneville. Clyde ead .Eelnonh sne
E and Detroit At c 90 Ak.
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OPTICIANS.
aNVnMONSON,

Practical and Scientific optician, keeps the la' gest
assortmsnt ef OpticsI Instruments In the CITY
Being an old establishment, And having beer s1.
t~enIiSely patrOnized, he hss the confidence ina
bis present stock will warrant the oontlS1 thn III
5usIitT Of crystal glasses, ground under hls OWE
Sn.naofion. IN an cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and impartipg strength for long reaolng snu hho
Zinc Artificial sy es inserted without pain
supsrior-Bt, first door from fhe
entrance to the American Hotel: aolo
- seSHrs .. 10y juIy2i
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.ITIV" - NW-VIVEIVWITUI gUUI0GE Win
rev Aork Express .lO:50P P. n.
Ask Tor Through Tickets via Salamanca"
d. McLAREA, GenI sup'E.
e ?. FULLKR GEM Ticket Agent. myIT
On and after Monday, May BIN n65S TTsHs -
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepte1 as follows:
500 A. M.-mAlL-Au1Ves at fittsourgh 4aH ~
HArrsburgn 1;10 A H Balttmors Ia1 A
washington iO:35 A. n, Phil9celphla 6;5oA. r..
Kew York IO.oOA. n, Wheeling $500 ?. n Oohs
meets st Hudson with Z. z 10. B.R. for AEron
and Millersburgh.
In P. M.-E1PRESS-ArriVes at Pittsburgh s:l5 ?,
NJ HarriBburKh 10 A. n, Baltlmora R0 ?,
MHWashingt01 $50 ?. NJ Phladelphia b;9 p
~. New York 1881 !. ~, Wheeling 6.D A. n.
$40 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson and
int Stations, C~uyahoga Falls, Akrons
and hillersburRh, connecting at OrrTtIe with
7. =. W. U. By. for Canton Massillons hoos-
ter and Mansfield.
FCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via AllsntOWn) without change.
~ Fare Is low - " any oEner We.
~ ThrOugh Tickets can b. prncn-rc At the Union
Ticket odos- WeddM Ho1se, at the Depot, or the
1 Il D~rEaREuE- ST.
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OOE's

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives Vigor and strength
70 the whole SYSTEM
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GOES

COUGH BALSAH
cures hoarseness and
tickling in the throat.
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GOES

DYSPEPSLA CURE
oures distress after eating
i%nhtantlY.
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uEz DAILY TBAIRs ERoa
PHILADELPHIA TO HkH 1OhA'
New YORK 3 Harlem RallFOadI
m FPlHELERR-

EOFICE 10 TRAVELLER.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
ASpNTHe TXPRESs, leaving Troy at s;l5 4.
49, Albany 1t Hudson River Depot -
.SS510 Al New York st $3.50 P-s
- EXPRESS, leaving Troy a. 6Ue
a.. rom Albany At Ssl5 n, arriving Is hss
80 a. o-90 ?. n, eonnectihg Win express YAM
- 1tT.dsinhIS and Washington City.
he Cincinnati Express nom BuaAIo een1se9
Win tno
l'P Pd@ 30 better accommodation Of the pubhs, 81:
.1s1enis hsvs been made TO run tne IainASi
tSnnfE-5.o1 River Railroad Co. and those OF ths b
= ~ HARLEM BailroAd %. - dinerent noura res
Albany Ano NE HARLEM BOAD.
Passenger Win b. Tioss:Sd y 1as h e Sc S oIS
21sepp ~ nd m CONNECTING lines North zDd wet
TISEsts Of the Hudson klvss ssiisos9 20; eG6 I
n uS.clsd bT either Company Erhbe dehNsrid
hhsH y ia y. A. OHAPIE, sapt.
To.n q, cans. A6EaEtiRag agent
LsB. KEcKERBo0KEHs ASsnI AoAns- SS
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
is q purely vegetable
preparation, contains NO.
~opiates, no poison, moth
ing hurtful, but aets
promptly, surely and In
mediAtely.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache,
Heartburn, Fever and
Agus,N Nausea at Stomach
and, in fact, al diseases
or pains in the stomach
and bowels.
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Oonnecsiona are made ct Honcosyiils vita ihs eas
aISEI MsnFseld a Newark p. b. - Uiyde vim ts
sSnduaU, Dayton 3 Cincinnati i. B.; 81 kLemoni
IN a. fremost q Indiana b &. and - Eoieoe
zen thp Michigan Southern B Northern E1oisna sEe
ToIe5o 4 Wabash Railroads. FOR chicago, Eetrofs
Jackson, EoSt Wayne, Iogans59Eta L1ie5etLe, 49,
Southwest. An,
WesE At g1e A. n, 2:5k J. - ezd SGD - hkA
Bardusky Gt g:lo 4. r. IA AoS0A
rTrwrT-ad- Orf. p. rA
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia posi-
lively.
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ooaHEIsTle MONDAY. o0FoBHz sIR, IBsA.
RAn9 VII b opensd and ready Or dsliysET
enc hour amer arrival Of trainI,
~ An Mails oloss one hour bssprs dspartus q
Halnns
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PaOTEssOl OF ELE0fhJFAIHA ND HEDI0HN
Omee-II9 Seneca street, q few doors from Superior,
up stsfrs. opposite the City Hotel.
RH-OhAce hours from 9 to Il and nom 2 70 0 O'CLOCK
Daily CSundAyB excepted JAnn
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PA box sent 20 sny sddress on receipt of
pree-Whtoh is One DOuaT-Poa free. ~ de.-
cripnVe Circular sent on application. fVigsg3ndtw
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COUGH DAL2A
cures the worst cOldi
surely and speedily.
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oHIo HEsPoNDs-LETTER OF THE sEcRETA-
RY OF STATE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

cures sick headache,
sickness at the stomach,
and pains or cholio ia the
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COUGH BALSAA
cures sore throat and
soreness Gf the chest and
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

COUGH BALSAA
cures the most violent
.attasks Of Group In either
old or young.
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lola Point July IS) Correspondence Of 8 Philadel-
phia papsr.l
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PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy
IR:REcULA.R RITES

I These Drops are 3 Soisntihoaly-oompOunu@m
preparation, and better than any phs' PNN4.1s
no,trzn. Being liquid, their action Is oire0s n"
no-,.,-a r.ndsrin9 them q reliable, speedy and GER
impressions OF Nature.
Their popularity is indicated BY the iAo' 'hA
aver 100, 900 bottles are annuAily sold and o0nsu@"
h, the ladies of the United States, and every on'
Of them speak in the strongest terms Of PRAISE o
their great merits
ma ara sDsedily taking the place Of every OthsI
| female remedy, and are considered by Dealers con-
sumsr., physicians, and all who know sagh' Oh
than. A. the Sursst, safest and most infAniAole Pre-
r.r.Jon in the world for the cure Of all SemAs
complaints. the removal of all distractions Of ma
,urs- and the promotion Of health, strength anu
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may D
mad. and .1pI.ipIng reasons Why and when they
.hould not be used without producing results con
.r,rv 70 TIA course OF Natures chosen laws VIII d
found carefully folded around each bottle with tn'
signature Of Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, without Vhl0'
none are genuine. They are prepared at the IA
borafory Of JOHN L. LYON, \. D., NO. 70 OhSP'
street, New Haven, Conn, who can BE- oOhiu
either personally or by mall Enclosing stAmpl0Ol
corning all private diseases and female weakness
q. g. CLARK q CO.,
6 asnT Ag'tI for United States Eud OsnAdh''
For sale in New York by
= DHMAS BARNES 3 Cos
2 no. q Park Bow
Il p. O, WELLS & CO.,
No. lis Franklin street,
q. B, HELMBoBD,
m No. 594 Broadway
70 OHAs, Il. OBlTTEHTJH,
= no. 50 Sixth Avenue
And ali druggists and ApOthecsriSs in the eits :
S0II1nRn A SMITH, Western Agents, Chicago
. dSoiS:Rs-RtsTFsksat DyTHWSA" :
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Sold by druggists ey-
erywhere. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
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NTRW STYLE GOLD EARDR0P-
NAH MWLEs 4 CO.'S,
GSH' ~ WsdaSu HeuDs.
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SECRETARY FLETcHER's LETTER.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

OIAIE w lkNhESsEEs
EXECUTIVE DEPARFMEEy,
NASHVILLE, July 1, 1866.
To Hon YIN. Henry Smith, Secretary of
&RtGqfD tn STATE Of Ohio!
ed before my election to the office of Sec
rotary of State, and at q time when the
Office was vacant, which will account for
the delay in its transmission. 1 much
regret the delay but hope the reasons are
potent. AS your Legislature has now
probably adjourned, and its members gone
to their homes, the wishes of the Legisls-
tu1e and people of Tennessee will probably
be best subserved by the publication of the
resolution in the papers of your State.
Being myself one of the suffering loyal
lists of East Tennessee, compelled TO seek q
subsistence for myself and family north Of
the Ohio, 1 have felt and know how to sp-
preciste, that noble spirit which prompted
the resolutions of your State, and l beg
leave TO tender my wi individual expires
sion of gratitude TO your people for their
generosity and public spirit, as manifested
in behalf of my suffering countrymen and
bleeding country.
With the highest esteem,
Your obedient servant,
a. j. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
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I These Drops are = oisntihoally-oOmPounoSu
preparation, and better than any pilla, pONosr 80
ro,tTzm.. Being liquid, their action Is direct AnO
positive, rendering them = reliable speedy Ano
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Indigestion 3 con-
Btipation In every case.
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GOES

COUGH BALSAN
relieves . o~onsumptiys
cough e. soon - 1t Is
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

COUGH BALSAM
cures Inhusnza, asthma,
and au bronchial aAec-
lions.
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WAREEOUAS'
Y 1REHER & co.,

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COUGH BALSAA
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

COUGH BALSAB
lie warranted to give sat
isfaction or the money
refunded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

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Over one million bottles
OF
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