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IN many affections With Witch NUMBER Ct w.
mates suffer the Eo01, AND HEkB 30 iCEs Is
mos appsiy SziaFlei-in Glcerafes CtaEus "a fegi-
eorriteaa, N besring d04n, Failing Of the aomb
D''taiit3s and ~ AL complains neide1f % tha stx
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An sxasIienl Ioiioa lor Dasaass q & sypaiit1 -
tsre, and a. a. niecHep - diseeaee "a ~ aFnalF
1f9aaa, arlFnQ ron hat.1- u dlari oao1, i1ad n
eoauectIoa win tae k1sirIats ba1ag a1a laza4lar
Esidaaea e tbe noss leelesa.sss ~ rasiaeis
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HrADQuARTKRs DEr'r o. THr CunsEhIAzD,
.t Nashville. Tenn, Msreh 9. i5s6.
sFEcNE FrEtp 0aDkEs Rx,rs.s
No. 81.
XT. Liet. Col. G. g. Minor, tn o. v. O. IS here
~ detailed temporarily a. Crfnmnnder 81 she Post
81 Edge6ald, Team and vi Dc held personally r.
aponsibe for the maintenance Of good order At that
Fosl. by command Of
nf. Ma. General THONass
gsignea) 60UTHARD HOFFEfAN. al. 4. q.
s1augz Wsr1s, OapG "a. "A. Gen..
Cav, Depot n. ID. N.
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sPLEsDID LIsT OF AsTIclei


Anstha goods IN tho Shove List vii ba sold, with
ont reservation, for 0NE pOIIAR each. Ceruncates
ef al the various articles placed N ssnilaf en-
yelOpes and sealed. These envelopes VIII be sent
by mai, or delivered A our Office, 9ihout regard
70 choiee On receiving certificate you vii see
sghat il represents, and t Is optional with you %
send one dollar and receive the article named. or
INV other Ia the Est OF sams value IN Ill transsc-
dons by mail We charge for forwarding tie certlf-
Gates pairing postage aud doing the business, IS
cents each FIVE CERTIFICATES win be sent for 81
EfEyEs for g.; THIRTY for s.; SIxTT-TfsE for 81;
and OsE HUNDaED for $40. By this mode We give
selections from varied stock Of hue goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and q intrinsic Eora
Il 4 nominal prce, while Al have chance q seen
ring articles Of the very highest value
w guarantee entire satisfaction lH every insence,
and II there shonid be sny persnu dissatisfied with
nF artlale they mar reoeiSe, they nay iTnmediAis-
" return il, and the price WI Re refunded.
: AeaETa-We nlloW those sctina a. Aaenta Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordered provided their
rsulittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty Eve cents for every Ger
tifeate and retniEg 70 eepts, remit to u Is cents
sS-Adirsss GEO. DEMERIF a CO.
ianI-6m sls Broadway. NeH York.
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Sanaritan's Wash

- 70 ease q Syrbl5. used ID CONJUNCTION With
tne koos Hud Herb juices. Pan Directions
the e1t01ey 81 ihsss rernad, es r. al IL aqIrnasI-
e1sea y pn3sll ans SD peiieufs Ihey arr used
n ths T. S. Hospitals, tkn4 ra-tsrne III hs.ifh
nlsnJ Of our trsVe soldiers.
EIslns "A. E.IL....-. =.
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ls..5 4 .-e7f Baltimore, Nd Feb ~ 1854
u nave greAi salisfaction ne stating ihat I hsve
usea Us Saa4la1si Rslsalissp fsr Veaaress o..
ease N rs Icst customary forns that have used
them With Judgment, discretion aud prl.lerir ana
hese iaoia lAeIn . resfo1d 20 my annei ilfip1i.
promptly aud eitectuelly. Knowing ftair ,1r,s1,1-
siioa. fhaFe the frilest confidence 10 titffr
ai 81 M Is my use of tfe1a erien,is Ireoennfaes
than strongly. AlrRrn a Haygras
Let t be rndaFstood that thsse remedies are -
recommended, ana vii Positively clre the disesses
for Ghich they ME offered - zi
Prizes o. Male tsaekages, sanaFifans Gin SlNu:
80 cents aatls
sold By Nj. 4 c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Corner Churr b and Vine streets,
eaH falaf9A hAsffliIE. TEss.
pesmaad Co., Propreiors, SIS Race streets.
Phiisdelpha-
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AlihouEh yea may oe pronounced incJirssIe. tf.s
samaritan Root and Is srh ~ 49,
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HolmbOId's Estrso. Buohu

IAks no BalsaIn. AieFcury. or anpisassai r,.,iss,
Tor unpieaaant and dsngaroas dlsessas.
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sAnfARITANa GYFr.
aeut By mai m = Iiasa eayea6pe.
hsavBLooD. HOOD BLOOD.
scrofula, Ulears, Sores, spots, letters,
Scales, Bolls, syphilis e YsneEial

SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
- on rel q the public ss q posiirss care.
SYPHILIS or VENERTAI. rI5 8 fsrs - a
AAhkfANS ROOT AND HERB IUlcfS f. o.
ueet potent certain and e1eciilat rftv etrr sr1-
scfiQeai e reaches and eradcatas egarg pagfio q
ald neruislant Take then ~ ~, -, -,
cay and be healed, and not transn,It t1 Vo-lr No.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25
Amusements.

Ia Scion shingle, not Mr.. John Owens, who u
about TO leave the Broadway theatre. Mr. Owens will
remain for the balance Of the season bat Scion Single
has madc fortune by barrclling appae sass" and is
going TO retire withit He takes the Live Indian along
with him TO do odd chores They be seen together
at the theatre for tho last time this evening.
Mrs. John Woods olympic Is doing 50 well with the
Streets OF New York that the fair managcrcss Is about
70 cross tho raging East river and inspect the streets Of
Brooklyn She will appear at the Brooklyn Academy,
TO night and tomorrow night only, as Pocahontas in
Broughsms capital burlesque and will be supported By
several leading members Of the Olympic company.
BROADWAY ATRRSAEuM.
Mr. Hackctt will repeat Ut this establishment to asht
the entertainment given on Monday evening, for the
benefit or the shakspere Monument Fund The enter.
tainment melangc admirably calculated TO interest
and amusc In some Introductory reflections on clio
quencc Mr. Hsckc reads with great force and effect the
lines from the third book Of the 'Iiad" contrasting
the speeches Of Ulysses and Meneaus He reads extracts
from Hamlet from Henry w., and gives limitations Of
Kean and Macready His story Of Nimrod WildhFe, the
Kcntuckian, his Yankee Story and his Frenchman'i
Criticism on Macbcth-oach admirable aoncdisplay bis
great powers as most versatile diaectcisn.
THEATRE FRANCHISE.
This peasant resort OF the French residents OF the
CITY was well filed last night by It's customary critica
but good natured audience The programme comprised
three happy little Of French comedy-Un Mar
Brus Les Femmes qi Fteurent and Les Essdses-an o
which were admirably rendered, She principal parts be
ing given by MN Juignct and Larmet, Madame Larmc
and Mile Larsch The two ladies named we're especla,
good In the little domestic picture Of the wives VIII
weep and after that get all their whims gratee
/ through the power Of tears Mr.. Wechsung gave 70
| marksble exhibition Of . peculiar vocal power Thi
gentleman announced ''natural hutist," Ia appa
Sxbioxar. whistles with ALI the
Of tono and Guencx thai the shlcs players give 70 th
AutA.
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Tfss Capture OF Fort Fishcr--sherman's
yew. Campaign-Anairs In Front OF
Richmond-Ncws from the Gu1E-The
Latest from Mcsico, Central Americas
Cuba, tho WEST Indies, &C., &c.
The cunsrd mall steamship China Captain Anderson
will leave this port to day for Liverpool
The malls for Eurora will close halfpast ten o'clock
this morning
The NEw YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wut b
published At nine o'clock In The morning
will contain the Official reports Of the Capture OF
Fsrt Fisher, hesow Wilmington, N G., accompanied By
fan accounts Of the bombardment by our special cor
respondents illustrated by map Of the Scene Of Opera
tons the latest accounts Of the operations Of General
sherman's forces In Georgia and South Casolna; the
latest dispatches from General Grants army inssrcss
ing news from the Gu and reports Of the dongs Of shs
Union forces In all parts Of the ccuntry late and nm
portant news from Mexico Central America CUBA, Ne
West Indies &C., and reports Of all interesting even"
the past week.
Single copies In wrappers ready or mailing SIX een'A
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS, &C..

CAIRO, ILL.,, JAM %, 1855
The steamer 81. Nicholas, from New Orleans on "a
15h ns route for Louisville, with sixty balsQ
OF cotton has passed here.
private letter from Pascagoula states that GenosaI
Grangers forces have fallen back for the present "
within the limits Of the town. the roads since the storm
having become SO bad as to render impossible trans
port supplies to the position formerly held by them
The steamships Morning Star and Fung Shuey from
New York, arrived at New Orleans on the 18th inst
Commander Palmer commanding the Gulf blockading
squadron has New Orleans from Mobile Bay
Captain Reynolds and Others captured by guerllas
the steamer verango, have been released and sent 70
vicksburg
There but little inquiry for cotton In New Orleans
buyers offering still lower figures but holders declining
to make further concessions.
Prime sugar was selling at 22Hcs and prime moasses
at 81 22K
The rebel General Forrest reported to be concen-
tratlng his forces at Houston Miss, with view Of max
ing raid into Memphis
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New York Artists Reception.

New York Artists Receptions
The artists Of New York, with their numerous friends
from all parts of the country, held their annual reception
in this city evening" beginning at O'Clock -
Dodworh's Studio Building, No 2l2 Fifth avenue Tho
spacious hall OF exhibition brilliantly Illuminated,
and the visitors male and female were Of the tss n
our metropolitan society. Although the evening was
very cold one and feathery fakes began 70 mn
soon after the opened the assembly Of ladisa
dressed in all the magnificent toilets Of the season.
as large and as beautiful any previous year. Tho
artist who abo diligently with his pencil his pallet and
his brush throughout the weary year. perecting one con
oeption Of imaginative mind, must always be buoysd
up by the hope that the anniversary reception will rob
on in the due OF time when fair forms and hQu
eyes will speak appreciation Of his continuous effort
The collection OF pictures on exhibition last night
not very large but there many pieces Of supero
order Of merit These seemed to the audience
by intuition Bierstadt represented by one Of hDs
delicate landscape pieces, which was greatly admired
"Cloud Towers" trine, by Eugene Benson, isa very
mcrtorious piece and 30 is LA DMsnd, by George h
Hail. We observed that fruit piece by Cranch and the
"Lttle Flower Girl" attracted much attention. Tair0
broods OF young chickens extremely natural though
perhaps little overcolored The "Brgands Daughter
OF the Abruzzi ia vigorous conception and Is well exc
cued or McEntec's beautiful picture representing the
foliage he trees In autumn, too mi oh cannot be said
We think 1t highly successful deneation Of nature
We only mention two other pieces, though all are
worthy Of praise We alude TO Ggnouns Charming Charming
Valley" with Mounts Adam and Eve and the Catskil
mountains In the distance. These two pieces are chez
The reception was most successful one and continued
until a late hour A fine band Of music was In attend
Mcssrs Cranch, Brown and Rogers, the committee Of
management acquitted their duties IN general satsfse
tion and the visitors departed when the entertainments
closed well pleased with the artists who had gained
new laurels for themselves.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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States.

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States.
Tho New York WEEKLY HERALD Is tho cheapeGes
weekly paper published In this country.
Its contents will embrace the military, naval POLITICAL
religious foreign fashionable, musical theatrical, ag
cultural sporting art and literary intelligence Of thS
week. While all the other weekly papers have Increased
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NEWS FROM THE GULF.

Arrival OF the Atlanta from Mobile Bsy
with . Cargo OF Cotton for General w.
n. w. BeaIe, Rebel Agent.
The steamship Auants, from Mobile Bay January 10.
arrived a. this port direct yesterday She brings Ons
thousand bales of cotton on account Of the rebel govern
msnt In charge Of Captain G. Noyes, and consigned
General ". R. W. Beale, the seDel agent In tins CITY.
The OF the Of the cotton are TO be expendee
In purchasing blankets clothing &C., for the rebel SOL
disrs now held by - prisoners The present caFss
was delivered board the Atlanta January ~ by ns
rebel authorities at Mobile. Their steamer Waversey
steamed outside Of the obsrucons in ihs bay and trans
ferred the cotton to the Atlanta under Gag of truce ~
with all the ceremonies
The Atlanta brings no news or importa1ce, Genera
Changers forces still in the vicinity OF Kast Pasc
goula
We are indebted to PurseT p Young for Mobile p
pers and other favora
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HroHLY IMPORTANT (u PRuE) FROM MExIces-
BY telegram from San Francisco--never very
reliable route-we have startling news from
people at Mazatlan, who have highly i'm
portant news from Mexico. II Is stated that
Captain Beaurcgard-brothcr Of General
Beaurcgard, the rebel--has arrived at Mazat-
Ian with full budget Of information. He re-
ports that ex-senator Gwin, of California, has
been made duke by Macmillan; that Mrs.
Gwin Ia consequently duchess; that Maxi
milan has coded to Napoleon the rich territory
Of Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Durango and
Lower California, in payment Tor the services
Of the French troops, and that Duke Gwin has
been appointed viceroy over these States, to
take care Of them for Napoleon until we gel
ready to take them away from him.
Now, this story may be,or may not be true
II is to be regretted, however, that Captain
Beauregard does not inform US what Duke
Gwin Is duke Of, and whether he wears hi
blushing honors bravely or msskly, II tn
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ferson Insurance Company while IL alleged tho place
was purchased by Mr.. Precht about month ago. for
hundred dollars since which time very little had
added The prisoner committed 70 await an exami-
| nation
verdict Of accidental death rendered yesterday
by q coroners jury in the OF Daniel Sullivan who
died from injuries received the 10th inst by falling
from the cabin dock to the main deck OF the ship Pea
body while that vessel lying ct pier II East river
In the Irving assault and battery Justice Dodge
yesterday decided TO hold the accused parties
Beiral Matthew Il Moore, Owen Geoghegan, James
Mcdonald and James Clarko ball in the sum OF $500
each TO answer before the Court Of Sessions
sailor named Andrew Cluf committed for trial
yesterday in default Of 81 900 ball. for attempting TO
shoot Miss Emma Schwartz residing at 100 Mott street.
on Monday night
Mr. william Branch, well known stockbroker, was
accidentally killed yesterday by q brick falling from
scaflold erected against building in Broad street.
The ball was up yesterday, although the ice poor
condition the Park and most of the adjacent ponds
with the exception Of the Fifth avenue which, being
sheltered, offered greater facilities for skaters At the
time we write the weather bids fair to DO favorable for
them to-day.
General Grant has accepted tho present Of house. lot
and furniture from the citizens OF Philadelphia In
letter addressed to the committee appointed to tender the
gift he aludes to his feelings Of gratitude and pride in
the acceptance Of 30 substantial testimonial He also
accepts evidence that the people determined
that the war shall go on until the Union restored and
says that although his family will occupy and enjoy the
magnificent present. he does not expect desire to
Joy home Preside until the happy day Of peace arrives
The stock market higher yesterday, and specula-
tive feeling for rise developed Government secu-
rites were heavy. Gold irregular, but armer and
closed at 202Z.
There was rather doing in commercial circles
yesterday than the preceding day, yet business was
very dull and the sales Of merchandise few Prices
Of almost everything lower, in sympathy with the
decline in gold Nearly everything nominal, how
ever values controlled by the movement Of gold
Cotton dull and &c. per lb. lower Petroleum quiet
and almost nominal. On Change the -four market was
quiet and further decline of 10c. established.
Wheat also declined &c. &c., while was dull and
dropping Oats lower with, however, rather more
doing Pork rather active but decidedly lower
while beef dull and scarcely firm Lard was dull
and heavy. Whiskcy quiet and declining Freights
quiet but firm.
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The Specie Basis OF the Republic.
Tho interesting description Of the splendid Of
Nevada Colorado, Idaho and Montana with the Map Of
the great parks win BIO published in the WEEKLY HERALD
of this week Agents will please send in their orders
before Thursday
Single copies in wrappers FIVE cents.
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The Missouri state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a, 1855.
The State Convention yesterday in Committee Of the
Whole adopted Bill of Rights, of which tho following
are the principal features:-
Sections twelve and thirteen define in what mannes
religious corporations be established in tho State,
and how gifts and sales Of lands be made to minis
tiers and religious denominations
Section fourteen declares that all elections shall be ses
and OPEN
Section fifteen provides that courts OF justice shall b
open to every person. and certain remedies afforded a
every injury to property or character
Section sixteen provides that no property shall b
taken or applied to the public use without just com
pensation.
Section seventeen provides that the right Of trial by
jury shall remain involate.
Section eighteen defines the rights Of persons before
the courts
Section twenty two declares that the writ Of habeds
corpus be suspended except In cases Of rebellion
invasion. a5fa
Section twenty three provides that persons shall b
protected against unreasonable searches and seizures
Sections twenty-five and twenty-six refer TO trcaso1
against the State and federal constitution.