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BANKS.

THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
OF CAIRO.
U. s. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FISCAL AGENT OF THE U. s.
limited Capital, $3OO,OOO.
DIRECTORS
s. STATS TAYLOR, W. P HALLIDAY,
s. B. HALLIDAY, G. D. WILLIAMSON,
A. B. Stafford.
This Bank is prepared to transact General
Particular attention paid to collections.
S. B. HALLIDAY W. P. HALLIDAY.
A. B. STAFFORD, Cashier '
Exchange for sale
NEW YORK,
CHICAGO,
WASHINGTON,
...r-r.. AND ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES.
ENGLAND,
IRELAND,
SCOTLAND,
FRANCE,
GERMANY, e.
ITALY, and the
CONTINENT.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES bought and Sold
Subscriptions received for the popular SEVEN THIRTY
| loan at par. A. B. Stafford, Cashier.
| Geld and Silver bought and sold at the CITY Ma
! rIoNAL BANK. A. B. Stafford,
| ap1-d&wtf ... r. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
u. s. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 1868.
DIR E Q T O r S:
| JOHN W. TRovER, D. HURD,
| W. M. BLELOCK, L. L. LEACH,
! JOHN TRovER, President D. HURD, Cashier
Buy and sell exchange on
! PHILADELPHIA,
u CINCINNATI
ST. LOUIS,
| CHICAGO
Also on
= IRELAND, -
| FRANCE, and
GERMANY
Jay Cookies Agent for sale of the popular $50 Treasury
Notes and the payment of interest all Government
indebtedness. IapAd&wtfl D. HURD. Cashier.
--| Republican copy
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MEDICAL.
DIR. BOHANNAN,
Nos. SO and So Pine ST,

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS 2j YEARS.
Makes the greatest cures heard Of and IN the
shortest me possible, he being the dscoverer u the
only VEGETABLE Remedies that will eradicate al
traces of Venercal Disease from the system. syphilis,
Gonorrhea elect, Structures, Mercuria Affections ana
diseases Of the skin yield Immediately 10 his Great Nege
table Remedies BY his long experience, he l. enabled 10
In the worst recent ~ Con
orrhea and Syphilis positively cured in few days. lie
con6ne his practice 10 the treatment u Vsnerea
Affections but it is general that Of any other pys
clan; all female complaints and distractions cured IN
short time. The utmos tsecrecy he depended and
DESTROYS Of consulting him by mail DO W
enclosing stamp.
DIR. Bohanuan's Treatise Venercal Diseases" which
80 fully describes all the symptoms Of Disease a. %
leave for doubt Sent tree 90 any address 81
rect DIX. y. \. BOHANNAN,
Nos. so and ~ Pine Street, ~. Louis Mo-
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Baltimore and Liverpool Steamship Line
1.-THE Steamer Somerset Leaves for
EurOpe--Is Saluted rs She Passed the
Professionalism Steamers to Witness
her observation-disclosures Redivivus--
Qualified Voters--s' Institute Fair SEA
Mistake--" Artemus" Is Vyell--Annap-
oils, &c. - Spiritualisnl and Wash. A.
DanslSin--- "Rose Douglas - SOme-
thing Of Interest-'' M atch- vi aking, or
Family MandeuVres New Papers
MIR. John H. Hewitt--CoOI AZ: Last.
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EMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.


~ Manhood ard the Ngor Of Youth are Re-
gained by DR. BOIIANNAN's Vegetable Curative. These
wonderful agents manhood 10 the shattered
constitution whether arising from exceHses the effects -
climate natural causes RADICAL curing spermatorrea
or Semina Weakness Sexual Debility and impedntents
marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption Epilep4y
Fits Mental and Physica Incapacity resulting fruu
sefabuse &C. These life restoring remedies should he
taken by all about marry, their effects Jerma-
nent. They acknowledged by the medical press 90
he the greatest discoveries made success "
instance IL certain that water qucnchcs thirst.
Young mani you subject to that soul and body de-
sroying disease resulting from secret habits n ~, DR.
BOHANNANs Curative will restore you again 70 health.
This remedy which has been used ny the renowned d.
Bohannan in his private practice for twenty
years. was known TO fail In curing the
OF Seminal Weakness, In from two 10 FIVE weeks After
twenty five years use in private practice II IL adver
tsed solely Cor the unortunatcto save them from the
hands of merccss quacks, not from the Price
50 per box. Sent "a all parts Of the county
For sale at DIR. Bohannans office, No. ~ and 90 Pins
street. between Third and Fourth. Established 70 years
st. Louis. Address
DR.. @. A. BOHANNAN,
iei4-d&wly No. 80 Pine street, -. Louis. No.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

Iergyman, while residing in South America az a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy Tor he
Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases n tne
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole ~ dis
orders brought by baneful aud vicious habits Great
have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire 70 benefit the afflicted and ubfor.
tunate, will send the recipe for preparing and usng
this medicine, In sealed envelope, 60 any Who
needs it, Free 81 Chdr0e
Please inclose post paid envelope addressed 70 your
self 4dIress JOSEPH r. INHAN.
STATION u, BIBLE HOusN.
ivo5- w1v Nen JOgE ggfu.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

One of tea setts of pieces of gold sill
verware is worth bushel of the cheap dollar ewery.
We have adopted the following mode of Distribution
by sale Is 0Q0 articles of yalne:
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
Our New Mode.

The articles of goods numbered from up to 49,
O00. 81 300 consisting Of pianos meloheons gold and
silver Watches sewing machines, tea and table sets,
solid silver tea and table spoons and forks ETC., etc.,
and the other 81 500 articles of valuable jewey work
and toilet cases. photograph albums open face silver
watches and fancy articles in great variety 10000 no
tces numbered from to 5OOO printed and put into
sealed envelopes and well mike and of these ia
ken out and sent to the sending to % cents
of ostage correspondence. etc. and the
article of goods corresponding with the number on the
notice will be sent to the holder of h Immediate
ly (f he desires purchase the artlce the receipt
Of Two Dollars For instance if the number the no.
tice you should be 500, and piano, diamond
set gold watch should be numbered $50, it will be
to you for 81 and for every article in our list
of % 900 articles. .s.'
Ey-Aer receiving the article, if it does not please
you, you can return it and your money shal be re
funded.
25 cents must be sent to pay expense of postage,
respondence, ETC., on one notice.
Remember, that whatever article CORE spends with
number notice, you have it by paying Two
Dollars for it, whether it be worth 300 $780, And
it is for interest to deal fairly and send out our fine
articles, it gives confidence the public and thereby
increases our sales.
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Sd sttaelE raast III
a 9, g. oH SttS5isss IL ssAtst.

,onTss S ~ s Stats aseehatttneR WtrfammIune ttr D~tsettpreu
nc g3nor gSs,,S Esslkt1 nno an9fnpnnen. $1,000
ASs =. Sre,t @.st H ) 81 ame SAtetHtn euf bic MnIttben wty.
DIE NuIetbe BON 1853 to Tiss91 mssgtH. .zxa..
LIZA Sssaa!t sesStn, by ~slcsfs Stt Sic .Sn6etst bic rbeh
est4SsK %U1etst Dscteenet est6It0h wtt6tx. zs Nv =
sta"sWssmrs, wm b MsssiasRsaass IT. S SEs|i 1:
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Agentlr -.
fir 2lniprii6e an Die Q. st. aesteruns
ridadnSiaem @oIr, SDuntr, %enfiCaeI
9srifen9eISer.
Dte unterletGneten. ncl&e aber Sabre IN bar 9. Ct
Mrntse ais Sbriaen aebtent BADEN, ~brfCreen lest aue Nn
iSrade essen bic Resfcruns. %ferttgen gu rtterneiRsr- unb
SrbUnaSs as&nungsn aus fur tnt!aifsHe SUlbatsn anh ssf.
cu1 Bic ntpnatlideu 8atIwneen fdr Srauen uuS " litter SUn
&rtee89efdneenen ~ .,
NJ &tedS rrn SpIbGten nnb SuSRttutsn EesatH nus
WPsn meute FS In f~ranftrten grtefen oter perfSnIt& an
G@Iet s. &mett
1o-~uuA III . ~ n onNyLt~~-~snA sEs~N~t
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gener>0 erffberun9
Ger afipciirten 5eueruann8 8eri9erunssge,
ielIdaft bon Baltimore.

SO. 4. SOutbtr, eeeentber ten Sun- @ebdube.
SIN getra9t Der erfOIeret6en 8battstett bs Damp -,seuer.
neue 9pltcen aus unb erneuern aut bic alien Az ben btnta-
fen Staten. Mle Dteienieen, melGe 51ufer RSbeIn rber
~lpnitt8e Nertbgesenfdnpe fir etn pber feben Sabre III Der.
fGern MIN fden, rperben biermit e~tnaeIabeu, fb bic QtAe
unierer berabseiesten 9r1ntten a~n3uieten.
Ale @erlufe merben pic bisrsr prompt unb liberal aus
besablt. s SOB &. Moore, Yr6f.
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Seuti4e Teuers0erffbernn9S=Oef eaz
fc1aff bon Baltimore.

M- SEER ST. 1Iebenfeuber III outprtFrt, MppIt
tatt0nen fur Qbt9e @efe f6aft entaeaena uneh
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Bur WahriAtI

M Bur Wdcbrtdbt!
Das Gpmpasnte-@eiGdft urter her Btrnia Urn 70 Sepet
& WtIbeIm b tit mad geeenIettteer lleteretafunft BON
beute ~aufseISF. Serr g. u. NrebeI ptta aaftH Die @e'
nifeluna hes alien Std ats b~efcr9en.
Baltimore, l. Wtat 1865. m.
auf obtse Nnjetse Gejus netnsne, tptrfe t9 es gttIaa
rte fruber ~fcrtfIbren unb mtd9 %befreben, rHrn FNhIIt!pe
uns rtele Bestenuus mir aud ferner SaS 3"traAe3 me'HsF
Sreunbt au erbaIter.
TiiIMS1i - 6. %. NpebeG. .
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uutcu Ueuer : Nerf1caeruno8S @efens
fAGft bon SaltimOre.
Diefe Gefelt6aft II nunnaetr berett, Beuer- gerHGeruna
iMr Stabt- aub GanbbeHstbum tntsesensunebmen. Die Office
befnhet n9 Ep. 40 SecUnbltrast, nuf Der NDrbjette.
.itt Sptn Coates, pr6tbent.
-. $50. .#Ht4l Dtreftpren #- "
Gbauncp g5rDEts, Yraibent Der OS8eteru gane.s
&hDr,as Ganbsj prn 9anb1, @tIptn & 60.
aDnt. &beSnut, BON I'm. GteSKut & G..
Ginapn DarIturf, Rau mann, Sputbfr. -
g5na, Bridges, BON QBnt. Bridges & Spsr.
Spbn @. Scenes, EtetlbdnbIer Yrdttfr.
SJCfepb MattbetS, ton TtrS. Wl1ttterS & 90 H.
20m s. @ens, Beef unb PORT D5fLea.
SStn .. Bridges, bon s. 9. Bridges * 60
Sstn &rates, 4rettertdnbIet.
Santes 8. spear, BON Gebr. Spedr. u. l..
Sebn Etrnbuu IT,, Eeppt&banbIer, BaIttmprtar ,
(GDft ~ s-t- SELF.
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ssfdotia Ear Metftnse.
Ahnnnn rer @Kenbabnstlse

F. . Abgaag per WNsnuuVut"9
E~aasasing nogsab @afbin atom. 52,
Rs,UOrumaittass : A .sO, T. $50, nro $40.
"a Madamittag8: 3 80 uno 500 .sao
sonutaas I'm 4.3O, $50 WOraens, uni
Rabn,ittags $40 unb 800 ubr.
'' SON Waf bin9tpn. 7.s
90 0ornittaas: 6.15, 8.15 ano Ills.
Nabntittags /: 3, 4.30 anb GAS. .t
SOnntaas MIR UNI 8.15 uno l1.15 Vpr7
ittoas unp 800 ssahnattags. g ID
ass a~sa aasR adj Annapolis '
gon Baltimore $50 Gcrnittas8 nno 3.3o
Io6uittoss. +. %
BON Wu1bingtcn 9,15 WprnittasS u. 300
NaAmittags. ..7
Rad @m m b rtano VI heellH9 8,
u. I. 10.
9o1aus WOrsens 900.
@rpreBsug Nbenos $40.
Rad 6reberid u. 9Grpers Serrp'
400 gladmittass. = Nbgan9 BON 9a1perS
;xSerrp um 6 u. pom Sreoerid I'm z ubr Nfor9.
Rad 9arri sburs u. I. II.
4oftsng $50 Mcrsens.
@rpreB5us 9.45 Abenos-
ACCOMMODATION 3 ubr Natnltta9s.
9cp Baltimore mad g%bitaoel@
pbid &C.
: libr 25 Wlin. Wtorsens POitsus.
20 - %. Grpreb3la. r.
10 Wlittass DO.
rs 0a6mittass POit5ug.
6 35 Nccomooatlpn5I9.
g = Is 9lbenos GrprsbsaS.
81 Na4 IS # : 80 arplane .-5@*.
s,a.1 Union Bridge, (iber Beftminiter) sez
ben M pie lie 8iss tdslid $40 Nossen5 nrb 800
3tabmittasS.
gonr Union 8tipse I'm AS U, e.45 Sors
ittasss ..sGlFt8sa 5g5 la.4 81
bad sort MonrDe nno NDrfpl1
oeben Die 0ampfbopte ieben 0a6ntttag 300
ubt CON Union BOD, Sub Der @OncOroltr'
ab. tT'H2 y'Haa.a. sas1 .-
Rad IDwontpwn
oebt bic Bferbe : @iIenbabn ppn Z lubr Wtcr@
4ens bis z nbr NadmittasS itinolia pom Der
@de @nior uno .Gaititr. .4 ese
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

MOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS THAT
IN aict mankind arise from corruptious OF the blood
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF sARSARILLA Is a remedy
q
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Curious Mistake In Teiegraphing.s
SUPREME coURr-cMcuiT.
Before Judge Clcrkc

Before Judge Clerkr
MARCH 10 ID Whar'on Smith o. the Tadsperdeat Tie
graph Clmpfny This was action broughtto recover
two thousand dollars damages for mistake made in the
Transmission Of telegram by tho defendants. The
plaintiff appears anxious speculate upon the ac
ton OF Congress in reference TO gold and, the follow
dispatch TO Messrs Drexel Co. his agents in this
city
'if the Gold bill is vetoed buy one hundred thousand
dollars. y
Upon nrexol & Co. receiving the dispatch II read:
The Gold i passed; buy hundred thousand dol
laTs;n and the plaintiffs agents, acting the nsruc-
tons implied IN the telegram purchased the gold at
Id21, and informed the plaintiff of the fact smith
somewhat surprised ai the news, and sent word
back that there q mistake somewhere and
not 10 purchase any lie also requested Messrs
rexe Co. - call Al the Office of the Telegraph Com
pany and see where the mistake occurrcd Upon invest
cation II found that the word f had been omitted
by the copyst which completely altered the OF the
desra.ch and induced The agents 20 do the very opposite
Of what they would have done had the message been
correctly delivered The next day gold fell TO 100 18ths,
at which figure Drexel Co were Obliged to sell the
plaintiffs lot and the result of the transaction was loss
TO Mr. Smith Of ~, 600
Judge Clerke reserved his decision
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

The OLDEST IsrrATnlNr--A Wisconsin paper contains
an account Of man named Joseph Cree who Is claimed
TO lie the oldest man living He born Detroit OF
French parents The record on his baptism in the trtho
III church OF that city shows that hc is one hundred
and thirty nine years Of lie has been n resident OF
Wisconsin for about q century He rst married In
New Orleans one hundred and nine years ago. Some
years after he settled st Prairie du Chen white Wscon
sin was yet province Of France Before the rsvolu
tonary lie was elapoyed 10 carry letters between
Prairie dn CHEN and Green Bay II but few years
ago that lie called as witness in the Circuit Court
involving the title 70 certain real estate at Prairie
du Chen, 10 give testimony relation to events that
,renspred eighty years before. He resides four
nve miles out Of Poriaga Ci'y with daughter by MS
third wife who s over ecvcuiv years of age. Tho old
man Is s active. Is nbe e. ehop wood and 70 walk
raj miles. He spaaRs tusllsh quite impcrectly, but
converses neently ~ terch anguege soops little
under tlo burden Of years but more than many men
Of seventy. In person 10 s rather above the medium
height spare ~ esh, bnt Showing evidences of having
been, In prime, o slIc@y strength. Com oTn.
in his habs--a subicci Of uh interest In crnucc
tion with such extraordinary ongcviiy-se have heen
able 10 learn but littlc except That he s nyelr1te
smoker
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
The Quota.


VOLUNTEERING STILL PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BOUNTY LOAN INCRRAs-
ING--sUBsTITUTEs ROLLING IN.
Another heavy days work was donc yesterday at
the Supervisor Committee Rooms numbers having been
recruitod-suflcient should suppose, to satisfy
General Fry himself the most nveterate advocate o.
draft The ord for draft, however, still stands for tho
18th nst he committee having been notified TO this
effect The object for this suppose s understood by
the Washington auhorities though else 10
comprehend the meaning Of IT., unless it is TO test
the relative merits of volunteering and conscrip-
ton. That Chairman Blunt Is procuring
much more rapidly than any draft will produce
them there can be no doubt. Why, then, enforce an
unpaatable measure upon us-force men into the army
while they are coming more rapidly voluntarily, and,
Of course, thousand times satisfactorily TO the
public.
Comptroller Brcnnans appeal to the public for
liberal subscriptions To the per cent bounty loan
having its cfect-the subscriptions being much
freely made during the last day twohe Atlantic Mu
tual Insurance Company having taken 100000 the
Union Din.e Savings Bank, $40 050 and individuals
about SsO 600 about $3.50 600 Of the $4,000 600 have
now been subscribed for aud when II Is all taken up
many OF our moneycd men will wonder how they could
have allowed this seven per cent loan TO be bagg
without procuring any for themselves There Is really
nothing like IL the understanding the securities for
which arc so intrinslcally good-and having until the
year 1882 TO run, there y nothing that should be
eagerly sought for To secure the men tie money must
lrst be had and the Comptroller will receive all in the
most knd and aahlc manner who wish 70 invest their
small or large sums IN these popular seeuritIes
Applicants for substitutes are Increasing AT The rooms
Of the Committee about twenty having been furnished
BY Mr. Blnn yesterday Now Is the time Tor tho liable
be drafted To relieve themselves Make your deposit
and the work Is done for you forthwith.
THE TENTH WARD AND THE DRAFT.
The Tenth ward meeting for the purpose Of raising
to I'll quota will take place next Monday
ing The call has been signed by the most influential
In the ward thanks 10 the energy Of Supervisor
Purdy who originated the step and has carried 1t out
with his usual activity.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
The Savannah Cotton.
70 rHE EDirok OF THE HERALD.

Nxw YORK. March TO- 1865.
Allow me small space in the columns of your valu-
able journal for the discussion OF the Savannah cotton
question" I" as am one Of the interested partles
In the fall Of 1850 purchased in this city stock Of
merchandise for my business In Georgia The notes
given for the only paid part at the COM
mencement OF the war; and the high rate OF exchange
together with the fearful political excitement prevented
me from liquidatng the balance never entertained
the slightest doubt that future day the supre-
macy Of the United States would be estab
lished. To my Northern friends and myself
invested my surplus Confederate money from time TO
time In cotton trusting In Proyidence TO be able TO save
Tor that purpose The cotton yet in the summer
Of 1854, when sherman commenced his memorable
Georgia campaign, In the interior OF Georgia
felt that to my interest TO bring TO Savannah
as I naturally feared that Sherman would stop
until he gained the coast OF Georgia South Carolina
removed il under yery heavy expense to Savannah
This cotton was stored on my premises watching il "ke
anAgle does its prey, thereby paying very high in
suTancs premium for that privilege. The owner OF the
building however, informed about week before the
evacuation Of Savannah that had cotton or his premi-
ses and ordered TO remove H. He asserted 1t would
affect the insurance his building refused, and
stuck to IT, Under these circumstances the cotton was
saved and after the repossesson OF savannah BY the
United States authorities, properly registered.
As soon as could get a permit, hastened North,
and laid the matter before my New York friends and
creditors ! showed them my cotton receipts OF the
different purchases and informed then that the proceeds
of the would be devoted to pay my BITS with in
terest TO date The balance would assist me 10 rcesab
lish my business
Many different opinions in regard to the Savannah
cotton have been advanced through the press and st
there is yet nothing oil ia from Washington in rela
tion thereto, except that the authorities claim the Sa
vannah cotton captured prize" Against this
decidedly protest, as General Geary upon taking COM
mand Of the cityand purer gentleman existed
after it had been surrendered by the municipal autho
rites distinctly told citizens In speech, delivered
from the Exchange building the morning OF the 21st
day Of December that prvae property will be strictly
respected
lam anxious the United States government should
have benefit of the material.' but the
thereof should 60 to our loyal Northern friends
II the value Of the cotton after deducting all
the usual expenses, will be refunded, some say,
s'ater the war;" my debt, already loaded with four
years interest," would. be increased perhaps two fold
nothing less would satisfy than paying the interest
up the day of payment il should take my last cent
There several like mine in Savannah, and to
the government take speedy action in this matter
would crafty all the loyal residents Of Savannah
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Surrogate's OEice.
Before Gideon j. Tucker, Surrogate.
WILL OF E. P. cHRIsTY.

WILL OF +. r. CHRISTY.
The argument for the contestants in this case
cluded yesterday by d. j. Blankman He reviewed the
medical testimony chiefly, showing that the spinal
cord Of tho tesator broken and he paralyzed
from his neck down a the time he made the alleged WILL
impossible that he could have been in condition
to make will. Several ofsthe bones OF Il. r. Christy
were presented in court, having been exhrmed from
Greenwood.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

MISCELLANEOUS.

A THING OF BEAUTY is A JOY FOREVER.
IA Those who desire briancy of complexion must purf
ard enrich the blood, which HELMB0LDS C0NCENTRA
TED EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA inyariable does Reco
lec is patent medicine. Ask for Helmbod's Take
other,
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

Stocks nnd gold very active and arm on tho call.
- ee fn aeilous IN pdd after he cali and market very
marh excited cod sold up to lgjk, md AZ close of
report, stDQd al 1875,
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
voO LArE FoR oLAssI

= osT--A LADYss SABLE FUR COLLAR, At TIE
Cooper fngttutc, Friday eFeuiuf. MEseh 49, At The
ectprr 9f Aias Anna Die sus The AfNer wil te suitably
The New York herald., 1865-03-11


THE REFUGEE.
By HERMAN MELVILLE,
Author Of Man Of te gorld & tm0 Ave.
Price 81 20 in paper, or 81 in cloth.
READ THE FOLLOWING NOTICES OF IT.
10 s sp VII pP n Es S rds'i e leisure one &c
@ y r psea Be % n 5 f ~ s an asa
he has, has reached ne very last', -, =
food laughter and sterling Information into the bar
g IL writer m N pessns sr on m hane ,yc ~ sh q. a VIII
infinitely superior TO anything Of the kind We ever before
Published for sale cheapcs, Book House the
7. i, PETERSON / BRorIFRs,'
So6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
FoR SALE BY ALL BooYsEIiERs,
PETERsONs' MLUMlNATED STORIES,
IL R;s%S$ ss 0T 81 q 4; Ssy: 20
9sl EssslssS wSSsi Wilson RI The KiSss ss@sis cruisers
DsS !ns sss Fy,. vis;' $s 81 l:;.: E's
Ned b b,nsillSss lSss'Sp. 'iATsy syssay ssSrfsia rrsia
Nat Blake Jack Junk.
Seven Brothers Of Wyoming Kf clayton.
Morcan, the Buccaneer. Galoging Qua
Price twenty-five cents each Published and for sale by
dssi,s5I skTshsSs .;s.:; SIssgIsss S11sss P,
For sale by r. A. BRADY q Ann street, New York. and
py All Otner DookhelitFt news agents everywhere.
QUANTITY VS. oUALITY.-HELMBoLD EXTRACT
W sARsAPARILLA The dose is smal. Those who de-
sire large quanty-ani lti ge doses of mcdclne-err
CAN SUIT ALL
DHEuM,TrsM AND SEuRALGIA-ALL PERSONS
III afflicted with these agonxns complaints VIII lind
Electro Metallic Insoes Price $3.50 Send circular office
40 Broadway
DEMARKs FROM CHEMICAL ANALYsfs.--AFTER A
IL careful examination OF iiELMBOLD'S fREPARA-
TlONs they enjoy our utmost confidence We them
safe aud reliable. NEvEEks YATES.
PniLADsisHtA, June II, 1850
THE SCIENCE or MEDICINE SHOULD STAND
simple pure, majestic. having fact for ~ basn inuuc
HELMBOLb's GENUINE PREPARATIONS, established
over sixteen years.
Ulo PURIFY ENRICH rHR BLOOD AMP pEE66uTTTlnFyy "a 6uTTny
TnaTED Fluid EXTRACT sARSAPAKiLLA one Dot
te equals in strength gaoA the syrup or decccon
TrpwNRps or THIRTY THOUSAND CERTIFICATES
u and racommendsory letters have eee, quest
lng the merits of HELMBOBD'S GENulNE fkEPARA.
TI1pNs mauy of which from tho highest sources in
culug eminent statesmen clersynen, governors state
judges &c.
xxruY INJrRE TtE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
wv and washes which choke m up the rOres OF the s<n
and ia short loage u haS and dry ~ !, ~ The h2od
and III you want smooth and SKIN use HElMBOLDS
EXTRACT or sARsAfRiI. M II gives brlllancy 10 the
complexion
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
7 osT--A I.ApY's SABLE FUR COLLAR, At TIE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

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oNDOlon longer, if they use "Ccstar's''
Exterminator. We have
used it to satisfaction; and if box cost IS, we
would have it. We have tried poisons, but they effect
ed nothing but "Costar's" article knocks the breath
out of Rats Mice Reaches, Ants and Bed Bugs, quicker
than write it. 1t is in great demand all
the country.-Medina, Ohio, Gnsette.