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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Commissaryi Major 7. }. Weed, additional
Aid-de-canpi appointed January 4 lSe[
SON, Sth Kansas cavalry, Distrisi of south
Kansas appointed February IS, 1854. Lieu
tenantt. A. Wilcox, ath United states laval
w, District Of Nebraskaj appointed May q
lsee: nsIor "; 2; Gould. ltth kAnsss ssyAL
~, District OF North Kansas, appointed June
20, 1850. Captain ,. q. Anderson, lst Colorado
cavalry, District OF coloradoj appointed Do
oember I, 1854
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Commiasariesi Captain A. J. Hcugh, 18Th
lsst Captain n. ?. Musssy. lsth united
Assistant conml.sayiss, Lleussnaat q. X.
sandarson, 18th Unlted states infantry, head
quAFteFsI Appointed Aeptemher a, 1854 Liou-
tenant ], D. Hays, ieth Omitted stAtea Infantry.
district Of Tennesaeei appointcd Juae %, leesl
thry Division OF the MissisalppL Lieutenant
q. ". Ernest, lsth united stklel ooiored troops,
for oolored troopnI appointed November q, le1s,
Captain r,,s,s.S1' .s.A vSi, e ssss:. n.
Appoiited Deoembsr 10, 1854.
fos cavalry e9p.ps, 800 "saiiitAry DiViHion oil
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

aytVAniA voluntoeruI appoinisd July -, ieoo.
Department Of Ne GulE.
CommlsaAFyi Captain ehaidOn sturgeon, LIST
1854.
Assistant oommiasArIess lieutenant John
Hamilton, lat United states infantry, Dafonoal
Of Now OfloanSi appointed september -, lasl,
Captain Il. r. R0dmAn, Sath Massachusetts
volunteers, appointed September rs, 1881.
Captain G. n. Wheaton, islut New York vol.
unteoraj appointed December ~, 1853. Cap
tain A. II. Mcdonald. cath Indiana VoluntOefsl
appointed August y 1854. Lieutenant Q. W.
RiehArdaon, 61th Indiana voluntoefsI appoint
I'd August 70. 1854 Captain n. W. BowOrs,
A a. O. OF volunteers, District Of Key West
Nbvomber Il, 1884, Capeain J. II Frort. eJth
United states eolorod troops, General Ull-
mAn's commando appolRted September ~,
1854, Major Nathan cntlef, Vi Maine cavalry,
District 81 West floridai appointed septem.
Der 8, 1884 relieved November ~, 1884. Lieu
tenant w. NJ. Robinson, 10th United states
"a. 1854.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
THE VI1RMONT TRANsCRIPT.

lie will solve the question and rescue
these people from the difficulties that
have SO long surrounded them
Then let us be patient, industrious
and perscveriug. Let IL develop any
intellectual and moral worth trust
what ! have said may be understood
and appreciated Go to your homes
and lead peaceful, prosperous and
happy lives, in peace with all men.
Give utterauce to no word that would
cause discussions; but do that which
will be croditable to yourselves and &c
your country To the officers who
have led an SO nobly commanded
You in the field, [ also return my
thanks for the compliment you have
conferred upon me-
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
DOings at Montpelier.


The General Assembly has during
the past week got itself in working or
der and is prepared for the dispatch
of business Gov Dillingham; has ap
pointed Charles NJ. Gay, ESQ. editor
of the Rutland Daay He,aid. and n
gentleman of fine culture and ability.
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
His aids-de camp are George y. Car
pcnter, of Mortified; Albert Clarke.
of Rochester; Benjamin II. Dewey, of
Waterbury; and j. +. Allen, of New
port. DIR. Samuel W. Thayer, of Bur
hngton, Is re-arpointed Surgeon Cen
ergl.
Both branches Of the Legislative
met IN joint assembly on "Wednesday
and elected the following officers: Dr.
Geo. Nichols of Mortified, Secretary
of State; u. G Camp of Montpelier,
Sergeant-at-Arms; Dugald Stewart of
Mlddlebury, Auditor of Accounts;
james A. Pollard Of Windsor, Super
intendent of State Prison; Erastus ID.
Wnlner of New Haven, Commissioner
Of Insane; ASH r. Camp of Stowe,
Bank Commissioner; David T.. Mich
olson OF Wallingford, Rail Road Com
missioner; p T. Washbnrn of Wood
stock, Adjutant and Inspector Gener-
al; I. p Pltklns of Montpelier, Quar-
ter Master Gen; John L. Marcy of
Royalton, Judge Advocate General,
Charles A. Forbush of Sprinqfeld
Samuel Merriam of johnson. ifenry
Lane of Cornwall, Directors of STATE
Prison
In Joint Assembly ON Thursday the
following officers were elected:
Chief Justice, Hon LIKE p. POLAND
OF St Johnsbury; First Assistant
Judge Hon. John Piclpoint of Yer.
gennes; Second Assistant judge. Hon
james Barret Of Woodstock: Third
Assistant Judge, Hon Loyal c. Kel
logg OF Benson; Fourth Assistant
Judge Hon. Asahel Peck Of AIontpel
Ter; Fifth Assistant Judge. Hon Vim
Z. Wilson Of Bakersfield Reporter o.
decisions Of supreme Court Col
Wheelock Veazey Of Rutland. The
elections were all unanimous. excep,
lbai lor fllth Assistant Judge. Here
were two prominent candidates Hon
h. Il Beardsley of St Adams recent,
appointed to the position by Gov
Smith, and Hon. Wm. c. Wilson from
Bakersfield
We quote from Walton's Journal III,
proceedings Of the joint Assembly on
the election of Fifth Assistant Justice
viz; For Fifth Assistant Justice. Sen
htor Soule nominated Herman r.
Beardsley Of St Adams Mr.. Bart o
Swanton, nominated VIM G. Wilson
Of Bakersfield and spoke briefly h
support Of this nomination. alludin,
to his long acquaintance with MI
Nilsson and his knowledge Of his abil
ity and integrity. Senator sknnc
seconded the nomination Of William
c. Wilson.
Mr.. Clark Of Poultney, sacende
fthe nomination Of Herman r. Boards
ley; he stated that he was not az
qnainted with Mr.. Beardsloy, bat La
learned on inquiry Of his eminent fl
ness for the place IN question, an
that he had been appointed to ii!l III
vacancy oGGa stoned By the re,gnatio
Of Judge Adds, in accordance wit
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

cqualzc real estate appraisals. Sabn
and Mott
I'm the Senate. Smith of Franklin Is
chairman OF committee oa banks ana
on the library Senator l'ubice IS
on committee on claims and c.ections;
and Senator Soule is on the commit
tee on Roads
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

How KErcHUM SPENDS MS ' ma Cl-
Noy Yorl, correspondent o. t lr h
ciunati GaseHe says that he'04 IN %.
forger bears his confluence ,reaos
Tombs with remarkable TER Z, < ..l
and calmpess. His WIS ar ari
has not visited him; but i"o ...nt eil'
Of his fair friends make lIe sla pa.se
at his prison quarters ,ing Iod4
much Of his time in re@d~ 1~si.tcs y
and inditing sentimental Lilo he D
the diyinitics alluded to, g, psI'
the frequent recipient Of va ais c.l .
and delicacies.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

nay~ Henry NJ. Burt, Esq, formerly
of the Northampton Frcc Press, and
late editor and proprietor Of the Yer
mont Record, has sold out bis interest
in the latter paper, to Mr. Milliken,
its former owner.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

By" The Arny and Nary Journal is
confident that there is an understand
ing between our Government and
Louis Napoleon that Macmillan is
TO yacatc the Mexican premises soon.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

ESy- 1t gives us great pleasure to
announce that Maj-Genoral George J.
Stannard, of St Adams, who was hon
orally mustered out Of service last Au-
gust, was, on the 10Th inst, rcinstatod
by order Of the President on the per
sonal recommendation Of Lieutenant
General Grant In the announce
ment of this fact, the associated press
despatch very properly says:
Gen Stannard, Of Vermont, is re-
garded as one Of the brayest soldiers
Of the war. He was wounded at the
battle Of Gettysburg and lost his right
arm at the battle Of Chapin's farm,
Those who were Justly surprised and
disappointed that General Stannard
after SO bright record, should be
dropped from the service, will be graf
flied at this intelligence Of his rein
statement.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
News Summary.
Thc proerc.s Of ncconstrUetion.

- - -
The rrcgrc.s Of Rcconstr"etion'
It'll announced that the sea islands I
of South Carolina arc to pc taken
away from the negroes to whom they
we're oiveu. and returned to their for
mor owners. II it is true That the
blacks have got to give up thus the
lands assigned them, and that the pro-
tecting arm of the frcodmens bureau
is to be withdrawn. the ahead for the
blacks is not hattering one Every
where that they have had n iair
chance. and time to get started the .
most encouraging accounts are given 7
of the freedmen; but many thousands I
in various parts Of the South, are en- I
tirely destitute and there viii be I
great suffering unless liberal contubu- .
tons are sent from the North; ana
whether the list of the needy is likely
to be increased on not by dispossess-
ing the negroes of their lands and
leaving them TO the tender mercics OF
their former masters, is a question
easily answered.
1 It is becoming very evident from
the number Of pardons granted daily
and the rate ut which property is be-
ing returned to former rebels, that
there is to be very little disfrnnchise-
lnent and less conhscation. 1T IS all
very well. if the cx-rebels feel when
they get into power again, as they
talk now: but WI. 5noy, IS the ques-
ton The reopeuing OF the southern
railroads and the re-estabhshment oil
mail facilities progress rapidly
VIM Lloyd Garrison is going to Eu-
rope in january torcpresent the cause
of the freedmen there
Tire Nviiz Trial Rebel PERSONAL
The testimony in the Wrz trial is
all in. The argument for the defense
was read on "Wednesday Of last week,
and the plea for the government was
presented Friday, SO that now We may
look for % speedy termination Of this
, protractod trial There can be little
doubt that the verdict viii be guilty,
and that Wirz viii be awarded the
, doom he so richly merits.
JuuSo W al ui'"' -A'i'O ~ '',
Col. Da"kns; a delegation OF SCUM
Carollmans' haye had an ill'erVie"
WITH PRESIDENT Johnson 70 plena loI
ihe PARTON or parole on zen LAWS
S NOV AlASrR'h' D. H. pei teu7' '''le
geo a IfehhoiiA. Inc Two ialle'
q mat already neen pareied ana li'
D pres aehl s'ld me- hleh' perhaps p'l
fole 'iasfath' oHt gave no ihlihati'u
3i 'ifiaeii'f Z" i'a'i7' iiie 'ig7i'.et,t,'
gays tAe oe.53a' l.,''' l'4'S ~
on lhe eoAii'i'h 90 lHe .,'"',' 'N,
: iAfdol,.aS power. "e. aug ,'g N'.,5''
u ION slili remains ln "a5Aiiigl on
IlFe Thousand Georgia women hAN'
peuuoncG Tor the pndoh ~ zen ~"
Nis' ana me president Is ~ ING o"iN
u ieccip' OIL siiaiitf l'e.i''on0 nom ".lie
southern st'les, = + no, 'i!e ''ui' =
''s Pt,9i,'elv '.'t' = ~ Jaws 4 no
1870 49, y ''.''' D''l ~ ~ ''' r..
% 3 -. ,ratt
!. ID abont +
IT, Mitchell and Clav arc soon f. bo ia
moyed teroo,p. .p cerrou nan +,
Fortress Monroe On tl,e same loo
g with Dovis cen Rohort n r.ae M.
r t,lrn III o,orestv o,tb i. TsTingion
VI, in M r.9ni 81. f.-n 9,lo to
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
In G4cIeI.nI.


Am o'ogont corrioce has inst been
com,Irfe5 n pbilodclnbia for pres
dent Johnson. WITH M the "modcrn
improvements
eo,.bor, rous,o,,ors oro ranidlv
,,,lfnl,.;n,, in nnmbor
-, 7 ,1lu - st-,
''li ~ ',i''' 49, 1 - - - ~ ~
SucA>' 10 l'l"o'ioi''s 'N" 4" -'0" ~
1o"Hs'
"A httie daughter OF the landlord
of the Crcssey Hotel nit Detroit, on
Friday night went INTO the room adj
joining the one where She slept to
get a cup Of water, and was shot and
instantly killed by man who mistvok
her for "a burglar
& national convention of Spiritu-
alists was in session mt Philadelphia
last week. with Rev. John Pierpont as
president Resolutions being offered
donouncing Christianity, Mr. Pierpont
objected and declared himself Chris
tim Spimtualist A Mr. Fish replied,
and undertook % prove Christianity
INFERIOR TO pas'nlsln'
lit is said that m his forthcoming
message the ffesIdeht iulIy reeo9-
nizes the manhood OF tile negro; but
would qnahty and limit has night OF
suffrage 10y education or property.
Jackson HNnes, the American
skater. is to appear this winter before
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

rB~ A special dispatch from
Charleston, to the Philadelphia Ledgrr,
states that Orr is elected Governor of
South Carolina,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
THE TRANSCRIPT,
ST. ALBANS.
Friday. oct. ~. 1905.

rsg- The New York Court of APP
peals, all the judges asserting, have
decided that the shares OF National
banks are taxable by State authorities,
and that assessors have right to
place them on their local tax list
Two bills have been introduced in
to tho Vermont House of Representa-
tives looking towards tax of t. S.
bonds, exempt from taxation by law
Of Congress. A very able committee
consisting Of one member from each
county, has been appointed to report
on the power Of the State to tax these
bonds, either directly or indirectly.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

Iay- The British Government is re-
ported to have asked of our Govern
ment an explanation of the Fenian
movement in this country.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

dom is not simply tho privilege TO 1--we
in idleness; liberty does not mean
simply to resort to The low saloons
and other places of disraputaOle char
acier. Freedom and liberty do NOT
mean that the people ought ID lye IN /
li.cntiousne s, but liberty means slmp-
IL to be industrious, TO be vrtuous to
be uprghie in all your dealings, and .
relations with mon: AND To- those now .
before me, members Of the first re9i-
meat OF colorcd volunteers from the
District of Columbia and the Captll
Of the United States, I have 30 say 4
That a great deal depends upon your
selves. You must give evidence That
YOU arc competent for Che rights that
The government has guaranteed to- you.
Hencoforth each and all of you must
be measured according to your merit.
If one man is more mcrit0rl0us than
the other they cannot be equals; and
he is the most exalted that Is the most
moritorious, without regard To color
And the idea OF hayuga lav passed
in the morning that viii make a white
man black man before night, and
black man II white man before day, is
absurd. That is not the standard
u ls your own conduct 10 rs your o' IT
merit u Is the oeye oPmens ol YOU
own lNiehVS ana ol oul own iN'e'i0o
'oAi'y ana iA't'l ''n''o7'
rot niy +bon he ,orr conreo. adopt
ers,cn If morality Abstain from
ol Focntionsness And let me say
ono tbino here. for nm ooino 40 talk
plain have lived in u Southern
State all my life and know what las
too often been the case There is one
thing you should esteem higher and
more supreme than almost all others;
and that is the solemn contract with
all the penalties in the associations
of married life. Men and women
Ishonld abstain from those qualities
and habits that too frequently follow
war. incnlcate among yonr child
rem and among your associations. not
withstanduo Won are lust back from
the army Of the United States, that
virtue, that merit that intelligence
are the standards to be observed and
those which you ar determined tt
maintain during your future lives
, Tins is the way to make white meI
black and black men white Cheers
He that is most meritomous and virtu
ous and intellectual and wen i0imel
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27

PHILADELrHlA' Wv IN
The Fenian Congress continue ,r.
session yesterday. A compete ,'5.lsl
ganization has been effected l'ou '5e
after our National GoyernmeA,, 9 9-
President, Cabinet, Senate anu .i D Of
of Representatives. Both h0-. nd
the newly established Congress
session yesterday. mani.
Col. John O'NIahony was O a1d
which he took the oath OF 0i1''
delivered an address. ..ato dnh
A committee was appolnt rsoueo =
embodying a ie'' % bal'
~ ADDRESS, nc, when j.
o. an Irish Repuv.. purpose a-
a- for governmental @
There is said to be much rl' ''.;,a
the possession OF the bonds all'', al1
by the Congress to be iss'les ,lr h
are now nearly if not quite i'''
distribution. hnsipss
will be finished to-day.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-27
Political and Personal.

The fuller returns from the October
elections show more fayorably to the
republicans than was anticipated or
hoped for. In Pennsylvania the ma
Jouty for Gen. Harhanft VIA reach
5000, which is a larger republican
majority than the state has given for
years
Whether senator sherman or General
Hehenek has the inside track for the
United States senatorship, docs not
appear In Iowa GOV. Stone. repub-
mean is reelected by 10000 majority.
ana the legislature is threo-ioutihs re-
puohean' In Indiana, whore only To-
cal olneers were elected, the vote
81 SHOWS republican gains in all quarters.
4 me success Of the republicans IN the
Sc'Vpef elections gives strong hope
lor November New York will prob
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25

DR. strieklGnd's Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles, II
glVea imme date relief and "fects permanent cure
Try 1t directly. It lie warranted to cure.
For Sale by all Druggists. General Depot Eaa
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o
,DYSPEPsIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY,
DIR. sTR1CKDAND'S ToNIC.-We can recommend
those suffering with loss OF Appetite, Indigestion
OF dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility,
ton, free from Alcoholic liouorv: Il Htrengtbeno
the whole nerVouB system; 1t creates good
appetite, and warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
For sale By Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared 3y Dr. A Strickland, East Fourth street,
For sale BY BRENTLINaER 4 DERRY: REED.
kHAtr COS MoABB,:: KRAFT 4 co.; LOGAN
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Petroleum millionaire.

A somewhat rustic heir of one Of the
fortunates of the oil region, whose income
ia several thousand day, concluded to see
the wonders of the east. So putting
few nece5saries into a common travelling
bag, he set of for PbilsdePbia. Stopping
at the Girard, and askicg foris good room,
the landlord ssid:
nYou can have ROOM but We shall be
obliged 10 demand pay 10 advance"
"WelI, cir, thick l cannot only pay
for ICY ROOM" replied Petroleum. shut
buy out your hotel Whats your price?"
So SAYING he posted of elsewhere.
Alter driving and luxuriating to bis
hearts content in Philadelphia and making
a present Of fine span of horses to a Iiv-
cry man who had treated him well, he pro-
cseded 10 New York.
une of his frat calls was on Ball &
Black.
Have you any diamond rings"
"Yes," said the clerk and showed him
one of two hundred dollars value.
Pretty" said Petroleum; "haVn't you
any fner?"
@Yes-here's one at Eve hundred dol.
lars"
THAT'S bettet-that shines; but is this
the highest priced one you have"
The clerk looked amazed aud suspicious,
bat brought another, attwo thousand dol
lars.
"Oh /" said Petroleum, "thars brilliant
that suits better. like that. Bat amt
there anything more stylish YETI"
Tue clerk, dumfounded, displayed the
six Thousand dollar ring, the most valuable
ia the store; and hig customer, exhibiting
great wonder and joy in surveying it, ask
ed
"Now, hain't your nothing bigher-bet-
teri"
mo" said the clerk chats the best
in the country" never dreaming the fellow
could buy it.
WELL" said Petroleum, "rll take that"
and forked over the six thousand dollars
-AmsriedH Monthly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED BIZ
Z L HITC HC &C x.
AT 10. l1s15 MAIN STREET,
AT WHEELING.
Hsrnbrook's BuIIdIpGl

AT 10. I1s55 MAIN STREET,
Hernbrooks BuildinE)
Topsn for Students day and evening.
rT7HE purpose OF this Institution Is 10 instruct
young men land women tool in the principles
which govern the correct trangaction Of pecuuiarJ
buEineIsy andin Accountability ndttI oonoonitans
HOUSEKEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd verbfaEe and ancient pro
IiIIty and IntdcsCy, and adapted TO the modern
mode Of doing business especially in the United
which arc As exact, unerring and free from excep
tion a. those Of natuIe and comprised in very few
words are first made familiar to the student, who
who is then conducted through course of practical
Bookkeeping, In numerous sets Of books in grea!
variety 81 forms, till he th1s acquiress mastery
the art which enables him to apply 10 With fnciltT
to any kind Of buGiness.
A WRITING SCHOOL
II open day and evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
-" "''- ARITHMETIC,
and Its application 10 all manner Of
O0UHTIEG-HoUsB CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
mAnds. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found In bookS
tending greatly 70 the Authorization Of his work.
There e open to the student also q courSeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE ~
oompriGing Political Economy, Commercial Law an.
Of eminent Business Men in regard to the beI
methods Of conducting business successfully
avoiding failure. ..-
Instructions in the above subjects are interspor
cd with mAxims and inculcations tending to tn
formation OF high character men aud citizens.
The eourse Of instruction Is intended to be a.
comprehensive and thorough as that Of any OF the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu.
dent Il much less.
LII II. beg1 leave to refer those to whom he d
unknown to tho officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, &c.
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping the charge
is go, payable on entering. Tho time usually re-
quired for the is from two to three months;
but the student is not limited In time-he ma '
remain as long, and return often, as he pIeasss
fapT
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CITE SuteIligentEr.
PEACE.

Oh that the bells in all these silent Epire9
Would clash their clAngor on the sleeptng Air
Ring their wild music out with throbbnB ehotrS,
Rit pescs in every whereI
Oh that this wave Of BorTow surging Ger
Tho red rod land would wash away Its stain
Drown out the angry IRE from shore to shore,
And give It peace again!
On list years Llossomipg graves, with summer calm
Loud in his happy uaBgle huns the bee;
Natur- fJTgets her hurt aud fl ID her balm
Alas aud why not val
Spirit u God ! that moved upon the face
o the waters, and babe arcient chA5s case, =
Shine, shi1 ne again DER this tumultuouB space,
Thou that art Prince OF Pe8ce.
HI gpeFE Monthly.
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XzZZHRXzlIl

All the Medical men and the Press re- ommend
DR.. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for Dlarrhoaa and Dysentery, 1t Ia
combination OF Astringepts, Absorbents, stimu.
lents and Oarmnatives, and is warranted to effect
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth etreet, Cincinnati o.