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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-31

CONSISTENT The abolitonists recently
had a meeting in Sandusky county, in which
one Of the principal speakers was negro
Several soldiers went away dsgustcd with
the Union party. "Things is working"
PooR Cox -Thccolorcd man 3 candidate
for Governor is to be pited. lie has been
written to by at least II hundred soldiers
asking his position on negro suffrage, which
he has not succeeded in answering. lie
was addressed on the same question by an
Obcrlin committee, whom he attempted to
answer in letter five columns in length
characterized with such clearncss that the
Cleveland Lcoder says he is in favor Of ne
gro suffrage, and the Cleveland Uerdtd, Of
the same politics, says he is not. A janus
faced dcmagogue is in an embarrassing sit.
uation when candidate for office.
OuR Duty. 1t is the duty of every De
mocrat, and every manin favor Of the union
aso our fathers madcit, equal taxation, pros
porous country, awhile mans government,
ccouOIiy III puDHc expenditures, to be talk
ing to his neighbour and making every cf.
fort to have a full vote for the white man S
ticket. 1t is but six weeks to the election
one of the most important elections ever
held in Ohio-and if every man does his
duty, the corruptionists and negro equality
party will be overwhelmed with defeat.
The Morgan hoSs Is on the track,
He's bound to win the day,
He's sure to beat the little black,
ri IN ilnh Ln lnh ln-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-31
AN ORDINANCE

Establishing the Grades of East Jackson, North
Clay, south Clay, North Washington. and
south Washington streets in the incor-
porated Village of Millersburg,
Holmes county, Ohio.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
MOBILE LOOKING up.--The Mobile
Vs,rs or the 9th SAYS

\ MOBILE LOOKING ur.--The Mobile
Nees Of the 9th says.
1--WE are glad to notice that
many of the buildings that were
damaged by the explosion on the
25th of May last, are being repair
ed. The roofs of storehouses on st.
Louis, Water and Commerce streets
are already in order and some of
the cotton warehouses have bad
the wall and partitions rebuilt
There is also gang continually at
work cleaning the brick of the ruins
the filed up streets, by the debris,
are opening to free passage--and
before long that part of the city
will assume its wonted acted
This is, no doubt, the result of Al
healthy public confidence in the
early resumption Of trade, and a
earnest desire for our State TO once
more place herself 10 the rank of
loyalty-which will be done assoon
as the Convention concludes its la
bors. Let US all put our shoulder
to the wheel, and place Mobile and
Alabama in its true position"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
COMMERCIAL.
Npr onlsAna, saturday ErsnIsg. August Il

Nyw oAigAEs, Saturday Evening", August IL.
.CoTToN--The extreme quotations are
from 2s@o4lc., ranging from Ordinary 70
Middling.
SuaAn AND MOI AssEs- Louisiana Sugar,
common, l0c.; Mixed, l4c.; Cuba, 131Sc.
for Fully Fair; 14@ls1Sc. for Prime. Tbs
market is nearly bare of Molasses in first
hands.
FLouB--The inquiry is brisk, but owing
to light supplies the sales arc confined to
about 900 bbls., OF which So common at
ST. 62l8, 100 choice superfine at ~ rs, l50
low extra in two lots ut &c. 100 DO. Ut
$40 25 and 300 good extra in two lots ct
$40 SRI s9 bbl.
GRAM The sales comprise 2s5 sacks
damaged Corn at roc. q bushel, 424 ordi-
nary mixed at 81 05, isl do. at 81 0T11,
602 white and yellow 1T 81 IL; 300 sacks
Oats on private terms, and 1o5 do. at SOC.
sa bushel.
BRAN- $50 sack sold at 81 90 and 200 at
81 % per 100 lbs.
HAY--A lot Of 43 bales ordinary Western
sold st s27 30 per ton.
LAIRD The market is nearly hare. Prime
in tierees il selling in small lots et 25G
255Sc., and in kegs at 2se. " ib.
INbA BAGafrG 100 bales sold at 2516c.
II yard.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

A CHANaE.--We were rejoiced,
on our visit to the Capitol Grounds
last Sunday, to find that the scythe
had been vigorously piled. The
promenades were filled with lovely
women and beautiful, care,free chill
dren. When ladies have to get
their nice robes soiled in visiting
places for out door recreation they
are 10th to go there. To their old
resort they may noow go and not
fear "drabbling' their dresses
Thanks Mr.. gardner, for your prompt
attention in making clear the waste
places Of our capitolian park.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

PREcocIoUs. "A colored boy, aged
about fifteen years, yesteray, shot a
colored soldier in the leg. This not
being in conformity with the idea
Of the Provost Marshal, he sent the
young man to prison to await fur
tber examination. We have seen
recently quite number of small
boys with firearms but it is almost
useless to warn parents of the dam
ger .threatning their children when
such "toys" are permitted.
Within the iastfew years we re.
member several serious accidents
resulting from the careless hand
ling of guns and pistols by boys
we expect to chronicle many more,
unless some law IL made prohibi
ting the nse of them by boys under
a certain age under a severe pen
atty
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
aw Inc Richmond Bnlletin pub.

&B- The Richmond Bulletin pub.
fishes . stupid hoax about q human
body found in liquid state in q
barrel sent TO druggist in that
city, the corpse being that Of Linn
G, Doyle of Philadelphia" Our ex.
changes far and wide are copying
the revolving story, without being
acute enough to see that the whole
is very silly joke, and the name,
linseed oil.--Boston Advertaser-
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
our columns

nay Maj. Gen. LAwLgE. recently
in command of the Military District
embracing our city, has. we under
stand been relieved from duty here
and directed to report to headquar-
tiers. We further learn that Brevet
Brig. Gen. FONDA, who has been 10
command of the post here for o
long while, will be continued in the
same command and that there will
be no District commander station
ed here az hitherto. t a
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
" The Philadelphia Ledger is

70 The Philadelphia Ledger is
authorized to say that there is not
one word OF truth in the story that
the Government has ordered $4,000
men to Texas. The Government
does not propose to add S10o,000,000
to the next years expenses for the
pleasure Of a demonstration" The
troops in Texas consist of parts
of three corps, and number about
10000 men in all.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

CANDIDATES.

TO CASDIDArEs.--Can Candidates for office
need occasionally to be reminded that we
insert no announcements, nnleAs accom-
ranied with the printers fee Of $40. We
have on hand gocdly number Of namss
which have beens left ut our Office to be
announced in tho foregoing connection,
but until our old established rates are
complied with, the parties concerned cam
not receive the beneAtof standing am
nouncsment in our columns. . 6aaa h &
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
EEs We find nothing telegraphi'

EY We find nothing telegraphic
in any Of our late exchanges. of much
Special or general interest. The fam
sng captions even. fail in their usual
attractions and sensational effect, and
we pass them by without interest,
(which our readers would be likely TO
do in case we gave them insertion in
Four columns.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Eaitors Of The Gazette and Co8set--Y on
are authorized to announce WILLIAM
HUBBs, Esq, as a candidate for the
Office Of Recorder for the Parish of Tass
Baton Rouge. He will be supported by
augl-pd. NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
DRowNED.--We announce will

DRowNED.---We announce with
deep regret that JOSEPH, aged about
93syears, the son Of our fellow-citi-
zen, A. BAUMsTARK, came to his
death yesterday afternoon. by drown
ing. He was standing on gunwale
in the river, not far from the shore,
with a playmate, when the gunwale
turned and threw him into the water.
He sank and was drowned. A num-
Der Of persons were engaged in fish.
ing for the body, when our informant
left the scene of the sad accident.
Since writing the above, we learn
thp body has been recovered.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
AN ENTERPRISES THwARTED---

AN ENTERPRISES THwARTED.---
One day last week our active Street
Commissioners and Constable, JosEPH
SANCHEZ, Esq, was notified that a
certain bridge in the vicinity OF
Goose Hollow" was so sadly out of
repair, that even the baker refused
to make the perilous trip across the
hollow, and as consequences, the cry
for bread went up as wall through
out the circumiacent region. Mr..
SANCHEZ, prompt to remedy the evil,
had load OF planks hauled to the
spot, intending on the following morn.
ing to have new bridge constructed ;
but during the night the lumber was
teloniously packed of. but where to,
or by whom, has not yet transpired'
or had not at our last accounts
Thus, were the laudable efforts oi
our friend SANCHEZ, frustrated fol
the time being. We hope the lum'
her will be recovered, and that the
xhief or thieves who spirited it away
will be ferreted out aud brought tt
justice. ANY one mean enough tt
steal planks, ought to be made tt
"walk the plank"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
FOR CLERK

1essrs. hdstors--P Please announce In your
paper thename of ofJOsEPH NEPHLER
the present efficient Clerk, for re. election
to tho office Of Clerk of the Fifth Judicial
District, at the approaching November
election. MANY FRIENDS.
augl5-pd
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

seg~ We have to thank the officers
of the splendid steamer Missouri for
papers Of late dates. and Messrs
ARCHER & HENpEBsoN for their pune.
tual delivery,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
sss- Commodore Paine's fleet 9

sg~ Commodore Paines fleet Of
coal boats will soon be again at our
landing. Our levee now is decked
with q huge craft, laden with thou
sands Of barrels Of this much-needed
article. We rejoice with the commu-
nifty to see old, enterprising citizens
again taking firm hold of their orig
inal business ayocations for which
they have shown themselves veil
adapted and efficient.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Ar. Edstor- Please state, that at the 70.
quest of many of his friends, ALFRED
DUPLANTiER, Esd, has consented to
becomoa o candidate for the shesitfalty Of
tho Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
ang5-pd 4Ex
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
- = -
FINANCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Evening, August IL.
GoLD--i4S1z@14s1S. Operations linz
tied.
ExoHANeE--The market exhibits very
slight variation from previous rates.
BANK NoTEs = Louisiana State Bank,
56@5sc, on the dollar; Union Bank,
70Wsoe.; Bank Of Louisiana, sht9S71Sc.;
City Bauk, 7o0sic.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

HbGbSsMhJ pil5sk iih hpDiFs'sAN fN'tttNN"s'~' =
lions in the agricultural and manu-
featuring capacities and resources OF
her population. There will be q
greater subdivision OF the farming
interests, less Of that Capitalization
Of labor and the capital that absorbed
il in the hands OF comparatively n
few landholders greater diffusion
Of the benefits of trade and commerce
among Southern towns. and conse-
quently a stimulus given to public
spirit, which viii be diffnsive Of en-
terprise in other branches Of produc-
tive industry than agriculture alone.
Manufactures of various descriptions
will dot the country. and settlements
of the operative classes will gather
around them, to earn by honest toll
the wages Of their hire tho principle
of barter between farmer, tradesman
and mechanic will enable each to
work into the others hand for mutual
support and advantage /; and money
made at home win be- spent more at
home, to foster and develop home
enterprises and improvements.
With free labor, properly system
atized and made thoroughly reliable
and available, the problem of sue
cessful competition in manufacturing
enterprises with places farther North
and in Europe, will be satisfactorily
solved. The South, ipy addition to
being self-producing, will become
more self-sustaining and Independent,
in that she will have the facilities at
her doors of labor and machinery, for
converting her cotton into the fabrics
of commerce, as she will also con-
tinue to convert her canefieIds into
sugar and molasses, and her tobacco
into "honeydew," "kinnakinninek," +"
"regalias' and "principes." The hus-
bandman will employ bis skill and
labor in wider and more diversified
development of natures productive
realms. The cereals and all the escu-
lents Of the field and garden and
orchard, Of which our favored soil
and climate are so susceptible and in
such Infinite variety. will receive
larger and merited attention. The
mineral ores which lie treasured uT
ID the earth, win BE- made accessible
to human ingenuity and enterprise
| and the furnace and rolling mill viii
pave the way to the manufacturing
| Of those useful implements which
| enter into so many Of the varieC
occupations Of uHu.
| These are vivid pictures and By
no means overdrawn, when we come
10 consider tho probable circnm
stances that are destined to influences
the future order Of things in th,
South. and which must naturally
succeed the radical change substitut
ing free for slave labor. Our views
of course are predicated on the futur
stability and practicability Of fire.
labor--that system being as yet al
experiment and by no means adapte,
| in it's present phase to accomplish
what in time we trust il may, directe'
| by clear and sagacious minds, ant
put to the uses and requirement
suited to the spirit and progress 0
f,s
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
harA policeman in Buffalo ha

TARA policeman 10 Buffalo has
been fined Eve dollars and coasts for
forcing man in q horsecar to give
bis seat to lady. The court said
ladies had no more privileges than
men, and, moreover, when treated CIV
lily, were not profuse in ackowledg-
ments
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
FOR RECORDER

Aess's. ElStosg- Please announce JOHN
M'GRATH as candidate for Parish
Recorder, at the approaching election.
augl-pd. MANY FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
ITO Rent.

A COMMODTOUS "Cottage House, fEs
Il pleasnatly situated, cortsining rooms A--A
and kitchen, newly plsstered and painted, with .
plentiful supply Of pure sissern and well water.
Possession given Immediately.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

THERE is great temperance revi.
val among the Catholics of Troy, New
York. Over two hundred took the
pledge there last Sunday.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
vox PoPULI.

Nsssrs. Etitoys--Please announce the
present incumbent. EDWARD CoUsI-
NARD, for recollection TO the Office of
Sheriff Of East Baton Rouge, at the ap-
proaching November election.
augl5-pd VOX POPULI.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
FOR SHERIFF.

Msssys. Edisoys- Please announce III. v.
BABIN, Esq, 90 q candidate for Sheriff OF
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge at the ap-
preaching Election.
july25-pd. MANY FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

M. Nitor--You win please announce
THOMAS r.. HERNANDEZ, E4q., as
a candidate for tho Office OF Sheriff of East
Baton Rouge, ct the forthcoming Noyem-
Der election. t
aug5pd. VOX POPULI, q
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

NEw YoRg CITY---PopuLAr1ov,
PRopERrY, DER AND TAXES. Here
are some interesting statistics,
showing up a few Of the principa;
features belonging to the biggest
city on the American continent:
From calculations based on such
returns of the census of 1865 as
have been reported. the population
Of New York city is put at q little
over round million. The total
valuation OF real and personal estate
for 1865 is $60s, 1856, 1856, decrease
from 1864 OF $25,83l,535, The
transfer OF Capital to Government
bonds accounts for this decreaee.--
But for this the amount would now
reach about $700,000,0 900, which
would be $70O for each person, or
$35O0 per family. The World says
the assessment is never moro than
half, and often less than half, the
real value, so that there is actually
the comfortable estate of $1,000 to
each family in that city. The
| amount of city debt is $3l,T76,824,
and Of county, $1o,so4, ,9O3, giving
a total for the cityaDd county Of
$42.58l, 1871. When Fernando Wood
was elected Mayor of New York, in
| 1864, the taxes of the city and
county were $4,850,oo0 Then
systematic corruption was inaugu-
rated, and it has continued to 10.
crease rapidly. The taxes this year
are $4T.246,sos 81. The cost oil
governing London, which has a
population three times as large as
New York, 10 $4,000. 600 a year,
and to keep Paris in order costs
only $4,000, 900"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
4. n o,

A VERY desirable "Cottage House, CHI
II containing rooms and kitchen, 60, lAs.z
with al excellent well Of water. fossesaion gwen
on the lat Of August next. Apply 70
,,,v,s JAMES MeVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
WANTED TO RENT.

4 HOUSE furnished Or uDfurnishsd, 4gsAsaAw
"A Furnished preferred), for smni tsss tsss
family. Situation near che Barracks tss #
preferred. Address u. OTTO, at his snsk&&
store, corner ofThird and Laurel streets, stating
locality and terms OF rent. augo-6t.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
Our Agents i'm Now .Orlcnns.

/: Messrs. GARpnER & Co, Newspaper Ad-
sortising Agents, No 8, Commercial Place,
Sow Orleans, are the dnly authorized
Agents in thst city for the Gasette and
.cbmst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Nessrs. ElitoTs--Pleass announce WILL
LIAM MONGET, Esq, as candidate
for Recorder at the approaching Novem-
Der election.
sug5pd. MANY VOTERS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

y. oTro respectfully announces 10 his friends
and customers and tho public generally, that his
store having been removed from its former stand,
adjoining Days Drug store, to the lsrgs store and
warehouse buildings
ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD AND
LAUREL STREETS,
He is fslly prepared TO Keep on hand one Of the
largest and most varied Rssortmenrs Of the above
artioss to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities for
obtaining and storing merchandise, he Is enabled
to meet all present and future demands, and there
fore invites the special attention Of purchasers 10
that fact, hoping By spirit of accommodation TO
please all, and TO always sell ON a. reasonable
terms as the state Of tbs markets will permit, TO
secure lib raj share of regular patronage.
B~ Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
apg10-2
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Advice from an old soaker: Never
put water in your liquor it inevitably
danaDs 9oHr spirits.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
Notice !!

BAros RouaE, La, june 2sth, 1865.
GEORGE A. PIKE, is fully authorized
III and empowered TO act ior me and In my stead,
in all business matters Ia which have an inter-
est In Baton Rouge.
julyi-3ts WEI NJ Fihh'
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Mr.. Edator--Y You ara authorized to an
nounce SAMUEL sKOLFIELD, Esq,
as candidate for the Office of Parrish Re-
ccrder at the ensuing election.
aug5" MANY OLD FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

EY The New Orleans True Deita
learns from q private letter. that Gen.
w. M. Kidd, . distinguished citizen
of Jackson parish, was killed on the
goth of last month, on his own PLAN
tation, by the accidental falling of a
tree upon him.
Gen. Kidd was born in Georgia in
1913, and had been member OF the
Legislature of that State. He re-
moved to Jackson parish in 1853,
and was elected a member of the
Louisiana Senate from that parish
by the American party. He was
also member OF the Convention of
1861, and, says the True Dclta,
"voted to carry the State out of the
Union, although he did so with
many and serious misgivings. proba-
bly, this was the only act Of his pub.
lie life that he ever deeply regretted"
"At the time of his death he was
actively engaged in endeavoring to
restore harmony and enforce the law
among the people of bis section of
the State. He was making speeches
in many places, advising the people
TO pursue q patriotic and coneiliatory
course, to make the most of the cir
cumstances which surrounded them,
and to be obedient and loyal to the
laws of the Government. He was
to have delivered an address TO a
large number of his fellow-citizens
on the day of his buriall mo man
ever died in Jackson Parish" SO
| writes our informant, "who was
more universally regretted. The peo-
Pile all felt that they had lost par
| ticular friend, and wise and useful
counsellor. His loss to his family is
irreparable."
1.-The loss of such man at any
time is II public calamity; but at a
time like this, when the State sorely
needs the services of her expert
enced, discreet, wise men, the loss is,
indeed, one that cannot be repaired" J"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
FOR ASS ESQ

MesSs. EIitors-Please announce JOHN
II. PIKER, Esq, ~ a candidate for the
Office of Parish Assessor at the approach
ing November Election.
NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.
augl-pd.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
FOR RENT, ,

NUMBER of unfurnished rooms, a
Il large aud small, suitable for single kkss1
dodgers or small families. Situation ex- asAEM
srsmsly eligible
For particulars, apply to the Editor Of 6asstsS
and Coaset. Julyzs-1
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15

Messys. E2stors--Ploase announce Mr..
CHARLES yERBOIs, as candidate
for the Office of Parish Assessor, at the ap-
proaching Novembe election.
sug12 MANY FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE family residence, a
IL situated on Main Street, opposite EssasnaA
tue Pema.s Orphan Asylum. A bargain klsElI
may be had IL disposed Of immediately. ssss'k@s
by applying to III. w. JOLLY,
augi2-fm On the premises.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
Ihc War OfIhe Scctious.

,'o retirement OF the S,utli dues
n'' oY Shy means put an end to the
war GI sectional interest. in Cong est
INC Fast votes Tor the Bankrunt Lnw
"nn TIC west are against it. E..urn
in'errste are Ior'he contnnlpct of the
Ga"a1Ian :, Reciprocity rr ETY., spd the
Western against It. o. In, tpr, fl
and the Internal rev,uc tax,ion the
""t"gonI~m Of intorcs, aud +, cling re.
ween the E st anI. the W At IS bsina
DEVELOPED and strongly vyipccd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
CHEROKEE CURE!

Anunin ling cure tui SermatOrrhrn ScmiHH'
WenkuesS, Nocturnal Emissions, aud all diSeS-
srs canscd by self pollution ,urh"s L">S ct
Memory. Universal lhSritude. Pains IN the
Back. Bimnr-, o. Vision. Premature old Age.
y cal. Nerves. Dtlru ~ nf breathing lrimh.
lmg. Wakelulnr-s, Erurtiun- on the Face, ale
ionntenancg Insanity, Consumption. and al
the Dirrfh c"tn piuirtS CauNed by depur ing
fran the path ~ nature.
'rhis mt,iciuo j. i ,iwFtr ~cgu'~r'- @F'-''i
and one " whicn ali can rely. as it has he"h
used in our practice for maiS years. and with
hou-ands treated. it has not failed IT, Sngl"
ins'auce. lts curative powers Lave hecn sum
lent to gain viet,ry over the must stubborn
Hse.
Tnthosu who have tihcd with their con~ti-
tuition. until they hink themselves beyond the
rruch Of medical aid. we would say. Despair
not! the CmERrEEE CunE will restore Nou 10
henith and yigor, and after all qGGck doctors
huvc failed
For 'ull particulars, get CircnNr rom any
brug Store in the country, or write the fro-
rrictn,S. who will mail free 10 any one d"Sir
ing the same, II mll tTentrc IN pamphot + I'm,
rrice o. per h"ttle. or three bottles for 81
nd forwarded by Express To all parts ot tho
urld.
Sold by al Respectable DRUGGISTS everywhere
DR.. ". L MfRWlN ~ co.
SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
No 50 lihsr'y Street, New York,
feb 1854 ,-allw-lyr.