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.T WILL DO YOU GOOD

DIElcrtors OK EACH B"TTLE, .,4ss-,s
f9uy It Of the DrnEgis, Merchant where you irsdt
II u,ey hSvc net est hand they will sei kfit 81
Yoh request aud sell the genuine Rennes Pain XIII.
lg Magic OH AT the Manufacturer lowest price at rcta
WN. RENNE,
II s7flHreE Manaastufer. Pitsffla MA@
Sold At rctau by g. D. orvs Manchester; q. W snah,
Factory Points g. NJ sykes, Dorset; II. : Hard. Ar
nngion. r. Woodward East Arlington; L. 7. Hurd W.
Arlington. u Watt East salem.--is
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AYER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease.
This has been SO long used and so uni
vcrsally known, that we need do no more
than assure tire public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that il
may be relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared by On. j. G. AYER & Co,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
$3.50 Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
EQlIHpN DRUG STORE Manchester, ard BY G. W
-MIl III, Factory Point.
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HON. 10 tt5s TrE REMEDIES.

In Di,ea,r, 4 &, ,.od, iuora on Gle Fare 'r AZ
AMI cyory pr. u II, BODY, Extract fAnapa'-' ~
plylay t, Pn.i aa4 all exsrra.l liunor' or E7u2h'h'
thsTaproyta gots Yasa.
Usotae Es,ae: Daeu f,r ~ s.ssasei requiring ie aid
o. = Diatrtle t1 7.tos Ct ta crIlary Organs sca ~
Gonorrc, an Gis-t. II tcss Use fae Lf'tAc' fusha
and Inject with the Improved Gose Wash
t9y- 4.iEsz KxraAcrs HAYE EEES ADMITTED
TO usg II TIE CSIrrD s-ATi.s AgiY and rl.t ne
IN very general p4s in AZ the.sTArE HOSPITALS AID
Py3l!C INSTITUTIONS throughout io isad, rs we -
ia prlraie practice, AMI ss eon.idsrsd ilva!uAba
rsmcdiea
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NJ. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE
BALSAMIC ELIXIR.

This old time
tried standard rem
ely still maintains
its popularity
When all others
~ have proved inelh
y c eui the Elixir o
q hlnc continues %
give satisfaction.
Use II rof
tough,
Code.
Ca'arth.
~ Asthma,
~ Group,
iacipeus Ovnsunip
q don, sn,iHil lliseas
e 81 tho Throat,
Chest ant Lupgs.
81 YEA Is Acsp
- The Elixir hr'
u made It's appear
aWs'e pni efep
n then, ia is print
tive and Imperfect
" ttatc, presiueed
such extraordinary
a results that il be-
\ came, ~ once, :
geoensi fav0r4ts. -
Many have male
n il. vhat Il resliy +.
n = fapsiy Mesiclne
For rs more thai
bali the Dissolve
=. ito uh.ch aesh j.
IN heiT. iii afisiaate
W frum colds. . thi.
En4y be enpsi,laTea
ssaerai ptesenia
tive a ii diseses
~ ~ N Aesssss u
III pfimessi eAnsc.
ADcAsx
~ Slinasld Hl9ay,
keep iha laaalis
fhysleisa at hand
II ani ay As slsnol,
Nss szes hanslns :
a.. of dollar t.,si
N Nsai4s,llsf - { b.
" ssaikssea ~ 81
atsrhsrg doc
~ i@'s Fees
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charge, nc very moderate. Communications -
credly conf tnlml aud ~ may rely on him wnh
the sirctr, secrecy aud confidence what ever rpsy
be the disease, condition o. sfnaiiOn 81 any one,
m'uied Of ,inelc
Medicines entity Mail ot Express 10 slI:psts Of
the United Snios.
BOSTON, Ian |, isgs.-lt9s
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lGNonANor or QuAcK pocroRs ANp
NosrnuM MAKfRs.

Through n ignorance 81 Tie Qanck Doctsr. know
in, no other remedy. he relies upon MEneEousy,
and giye4it allhs palisdsm Pills Dlop,. &s,, so
ibe uostrmn maker, equally ignorant, adds to his
so called l.xtmcts Specific, Aniidote. NC, both
lying upon is effects ~ curing few hundred, 10
Is trnnIphrd ~ various ways throughout the land
but ALA nothing is said ~ he bnlanec, some Of
whom die, olhcr' grow worse, and left 10 lingsr
and suffer lOr months or ears, until relieved oreu
ed II pusalJlc, u, competent phtsicisns.
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p Pcuhar tsshi -
Sdoa whkb VI
CAL Scsorrtt rrks
s. ii,s stfw,ihH8ur 1T
uuRiisRsxs e fsyu Il
csilgcr rr0luccs 81 j.
pruiuce1 ~ an en-.
fecllc1. sitlaitl state
& the lAool wherein
,ibat fupl bccours IN.
I eaulpe tent e. sustain
Pie viial fsccs IN their
vigorous action AMI
'ieascs the ysicm n
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"lI WnRKS IlKE a CHARM.N

Mark this This Magic on does nat SET broken
BONES or replace simple or compound fractures pro
duccd by external violence: ut after your skiiul sur
gcon hos reduced thc dncaiun replaced the broken
bones It's helps the healing and reunion process gives
the absorbcnts activity, sbdues Inflammation and fur.
theirs cure wonderfully
Some folks seem TO he proud In telling how lame their
shuulcrs areof my trick ia The hackor i have got
tie Switzerland delight in Dragging that nothing can
cure me! -hut when get such awful folks Ia usr
Etuncs Pain Killing Magic oil, faithfully, not only
their amencss and charm away their pains but
actun take at That Kind ~ 'brag ont ~ then and they
frankit awu up, aud say, II works like charm
WIN thcnkt 'Iftfhs sud aches your temper Sp"il,
N0uf heahtK IoDse, for want Of ltpnn.s Magic Oilf
WHY swallow Ilnmhngs, IS yonng birds do fn0ll,
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GSnn VIII nv roRFEtTEn ~ ~.
NVVV T. DIX lesaus 70 ssrs > is-s Usas-
ihsa ant afhsf nststlaH fadfa tHstfutfs Ard per-
tIaaes' N as,a % =,ses fg@s sosupsiiea ~ tsaf
- ssp1sHrt e. ely ~sashsF sifA safe aqA eessset
ussigsies AE
srfI tnryr Avp SOLITARY nAnffs
g4ef sgs,s aa9 feu,esvsacss
srra0 utNBNTs ASp strt Ari0Fa,
~ iatiasniss Nar,,ed - Ssass. I.slsss
sgcger &Sp pIIicArg nlsoapEKst
Aifrsuf,sI Aasri6fs Frnfficss sna ~ Diseases
~ lie Skmt C,ccrs = ihs Ngse, TANal sud h,ayt
p5mH.es ~ the faset SueiiiaEs = the dusnU. Nst-
tetsne.t t,sissi sasai sad sihef NsAkustsss IL
Youth, "a ihy msee advanced. Al ell sgss, 81
Bnru uNIs syNerT or sAtrftn
-, Z uiNS
PRIVATE MEDICAL officf,
u ratitail SltftL BosIeh AssL,
b - srrarTci hstpstscp,s ssyvrfes ot hssr eseA
other heealeai, tl,e oNtN saigpss ie Rh ofi'cs
- No ~, hatinr na etueectta siih his rvsaiencs
consequently ~ family interruption. that en- ne
aceouR eae eoy psf'on sssiiais applying =, 10 Of.
pR DIX
bs1ils aserts Tad !, Sanaot b copiradlei,a, en-.
sept ~ QuaSks, Who viii say o. 90 any,hnt, svsa
peuart themselves, 90 impose upon patients that
x mr. opt, rtcrts ot.erlrt rsyavsu 4ssss.ss-
tNa HOssoS,
SlNTKkN WARS
engaged in treatment II Speeisl nssRtcs. fact 90
welt kuopu lo many Cliiseus, rubhshera, Mer.
chants. Hotel ruruelots, &c, that he l. uueh
recommended and particularly to
sTuAgaaRs AND raAvALikRs.
10 avoid and escape lmpastlon II Foreign and
Native onecks. Haasrcus in Bosssa haa
other iarIe cities,
On. l., nix
prppdly refers 10 rrolc-surs aud respectable ply
sie,ans-many Of whom cehssN him IN critical essss,
because % lis acknowledged stil aud fthui Atioh,
attained through so long sHPeenss, l.TReilesand
observation. .8ssaE
AFFLICTED AND uNRoRruNArEl
o MT fnf iItrt and nd 10 r0nf .nne,tnr. fr kstns
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nut ALL orAcks ARG NOT IGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the foregoing taois are known 10
solna iluAck doctors and Nostruin Mstsf' vet, re-
lm,lc,- ~ the tie and health Of ethsu there are
tosc unoug them who win even nefiuro themselves.
contr1lictmg,gvil mercury to their patients oS
Il ~ il - rou'snol in their Nostruus, 80 that the
"n'ual fee" may be obtained ioI, pFFfsssedy cur
.ue, OF tho don r. 81 "fuetion Of ~ may be Sb
tnausd for TIE AFtum II is thus that mary are
dcceivol AIS Lud uselossly spend large amopsts
for 1xrehnenls with qunckcry.
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mr. RgyEE on PITISFIELD. MISS

10 experimenting with eases et rheumatism. has discov
red that certain combination Of oils. With The juices 81
Plants forms medical compound the usc 81 which cures
~ Pain and nhImltiun, rs water qutncAes iTi
lie now has IN his possession large nutbcr Of GER
iGcules lrum people fright home, IN riusldd, and
,,hcr towns showhgthe great value ofhs
PIN. MIGIC oil,
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sruANdnRs ANn raAvNtl.ERs,


70 avoid and escape lmpusilion 81 Forsign and
other large cities,
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~ = uiNN
PRIVATE MEDICAL 0fficf,
III rudifati Sltett. BosieH, Natk.

engaged in treatment II Speeisl nissRtcs. fact %
well kuopu to many CRiseps, rubhshera, Mer.
chants. Hotel rWrueiots, Sc, that he % much
recommended and paftieniafiy 10
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
GRE AT 81
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BY Telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
Miacallaneous Items.

NEW York, Jan. l4.-The Rerald's Sa-
yannah correspondent of the sth, represents
affairs in the city as quiet and unchanged
and reiterates the reports of yesterday, rela'
tive to the movements among the citizens
of Georgia, for reunion. The correspon'
dent saws they need confirmation. Nearly
all the traders of Savannah had taken the
oath of allegiance. Great suffering among
the poor still continued and to considers
able degree among the wealthy.
General Sherman's entire army Is being
re. clothed and equipped.
The Tribune's Washington special gives
it as the opinion: of an old hana e5 peaee
lnegptiattNps, q p e n slss'
take placs within 10 days.
Tomorrow the hand. Of q new pszee ma
ker will fall heavily on tett. 7pay1 soo ostt1
macy.
clared. that if Senator Foote Is harmed by
the rebels, that he will bring FIVE of the
most distinguished rebel prisoners IN our
hands to grief. Our cavalry have been
ordered to pursue Foote'S captors.
The Tribune announces the release OF
its correspondent Mr.. Richardson, who has
been held by the rebels over ls months.
The World has informstion from Mexi-
CO coafirming the previous reports OF the
successes of the Republicans over the In
perialists.
of the people, and the fresh insurrectlon
was increasing.
It is said the Papal Nuncio and Arch
bishop are about to leave the country on
account of Maximiiian's manifesto CON-
corning church property.
Richmond papers continue the quarrel
ing over their leaders. They think Jet
Davis course reprehensiole, aud also make
au onslaught on Kirby Smith, who is now
discovered to possess none of the attrl-
butes of great general.
Hoods failures in Tennessee and Geor'
eia are attributed to the disgust of the
people of those States for the Contederacy;
but Lee and johnson appear to give sat
sfsction.
The Herald's Washington special says
BIair has not returned to Washington
General Singleton probably reached Rich
mond on Friday.
The Wilmington Journal explains how
the Junior Reserves of North Carolina
were captured before Fort Fisher. 1t ap-
pears that a Yankee captain and i've men
met one hundred and fifty of the Reserves
under Major Reese, and commanded the
Major to surrender, telling him there was
no use of resisting as he was surrounded:
Lieutenant refused to surrender, and
walked off with twelve men; but the Msjor,
the victim of a transparent aell, as the
Journal says, surrendered with his one
hundred and fifty men to six Yankees.
They were the men who msrchei into our
lines carving their own arms loade and
capped,
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Tennessee Convention.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l4.-The Commercials
Nashville dispatch says. The Convention
unanimously passed resolution declaring
slavery forever abolished and prohibited
throughout the State; also resolution
prohibiting the Legislature from recognl-
ling the right of property in man, and for
bidding it from requiring compensation to
be made to owners, abrogating the deoa-
ration of State independence and the mill
itary league made in 1861 with the Con-
federate States, and all laws and ordlnau-
ces made in pursuance thereof. The pro-
positions are to be submitted to the people
for ratification February 22d, aud on the
4th of March an election is to be held Tor
Governor and members of the Legislature.
Nearly three hundred delegates participa-
ted ia the fiual vote. Great harmony and
good feeling prevailed throughout. PaFsOn
BrownIoW is the unanimous choice OF the
Convention for next Governor.
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PR0P VSALS FUR FORA6E.
CHEZ oUARrsRMAsTER,s OFFICE,
DKPAkTNEST OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CrxsEsLASD, Nd, November 18Th, 1854

CEHBEEL4HD, Md 4oLuS 4SO4-
SEALED PROPOSALS fn.triplicate are invited by
. the undsrzigned for suPPiJins the Quarter
masters Department In the Department OF West
yrgtnia 5;o sns wSses &.
raj DepoS1 on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
RaiiroId, a. follows: CIarkSburg, Grafton, New
CrgsE Cumberland, AaTtinsburE, HArFers Ferry,
SsTit1. Point Of ROCKS, and tnriudtng nsgerssown
sad Frederick City, Nd; or either Of thoss places,
wtth Hay oorn oats and md ssrsS .ra .ou.
sand C5OOO) bushels Of Corn or Oats and nit5 (oo)
toaS Of Hay or straW and upwards, and must be ss-
Bidters must state at which Of the above named
-,oi1ts TheT propose to make deliveries, and the
rats At vhJeh they win make deliveries thereat'
tae casutfties of each article proposed to be deliv
rret the time when said delivery AhAu be COM
msnoed and when to be completed u.,.
Corn 70 be patuP IN good strong saeks' LAY A"o
An SrtieisS o6ersd under the bids herein invited
viii De subject TO Etia foI PeesSts ~
C1,tTSrtS STi1 be awarded from tins to time to
the I0TsST responsible bidder es tne interests Oh
30 tidE WiII BE- considered from parties who have
HaiIe1 heretofore 70 comply with their eontTacts-
Ali proposals nnst be accompanied " aSc2LAn-
~ Ei5ed by tvo responsible persons, that iG case
the bid i accepted he OF they VIII sl1hih ~ s
named, execute the contract ioE nc S' III -
he a.-oant q the contracts 70 deliver forage pro-
posed IN conSOCuity with the terms Of tnIs a'eE-
:i.eeot and Il case bidder shall tail % enter ina
:. ~ o.TSrt they 70 make good the difference be-
ten ne oer Of said bidder and the next lowest re-
Upoasihle bidder the person 70 WhoLn Ine
he T Tszponss5iityo the suGrantOEs must be :hoED
bT ths oefaI csrtfheats OF United States District
J2dEs or Attorney Collector Of Customs, or otner
esSss-n.1f =. afssfsl known by this once.
An paTries VIZ be duly notified OF tho seeep1AL1oe
q rejection Of their proPos3A - -.
All proposalE must De made IN duPuC8sS, 1Hu M y
Necsnanied with the oath OF allegiance OF the par
~ oT pErtis unfeGI it has already been placed on
ne 1ii name and past once address Of each bid
der mast be written in the. ProPosAl: r v.-s.
Proposals musf BE- addressed 10 Captain H..
r5-th Chjef QuartermAster Department. OF Wes1 Ws
VirSiaiA, Cumberland, Nd, and marked -fF0E''A-'
for zoEaSs e., =, bids. guarantees and bonds may
h obtained On appIIcAti0n 70 this ONCE.
An prooozlis received under this atyerttssmeent
vii be opened aud examined at this onSe on a IS n
Rdtes GTe respectfully invited TO be present u 's
opening Of bids, II they desire: ,-szoprz ..
Captain and Chief onaEter1ast
dsc1a-.f Deoartment Of West Virginia
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es will of course exclude the Common peoQ
ole from their proper share in public af-
fairs as long as possible, but it is evident
that there lies in this cooperative move
meut- the, germ of power that will at
length prove irrisistible., twill probably,
become the chief agency for the establish
mcnt of popular government in Great Brit.
ain, and the DAY ofiits complete success
may not be very far distant. gn 81.
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CAIRO, Jan. 13-Squads of deserteFs
from Forests command are daily coming
here, taking the amnesty oath. a party OF
eight came IN to-day. Gen. Thomas aud
staff were at Paducsh few days since.
During the two weeks ending January Stn'
81 permits have been Issued permitting
IS, 900 bales of cotton-sOO, 900 pounds of
seed cotton.
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NEw YORK. January l4.-The Richmond
TIE Ftsiegraph line Owing.tO heavy rains
is not working.
The James river is considerably over its
bank and unless it turns suddenly cold,
freshet may be expected equal to the one
last spring.
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No VIOLET sIR1SGING OF IHE HEAD.
Czx sESsz OF Tlsf1 AND sxEIL REsToRID.
For oenturies Catarrh has deded the skil OF phys
Iefans and surgeons. No medical WoIH S2ntsins
preseriut5on that will eradicate It. Nothing save
D. Goodale's Remedy will break it up, radically
desroTfng the principle OF the disease and preelu-
ding the feasibility ofa relapse.
roform Of Catarrh can Withstand fs searching
novrer and no mode of treatment ever Afforded sueh
Immediate relief gave such universal sstEfaetion
Ifne1etrates to the very seat Of this disease, and
externfnatesit it, rooE and branch for ever
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HkY. RosK, AND PEEIoDIo CAILRRH.-Dr. R Good
ale1a Catarrh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
oafV Gris the greatest relief in every variety q
Cztzrrh but sxtiDgutshss the disease forever IN
IN IA kSpes and stages. Every one speaks ven OF X
-PTi.e n 90 per Bottle. Send astamp for Dr. Good
AS NeU Pamphlet OAtsrTh its perfect mode OF
trsstmsnt, and rapid cure. Information OF price
- TlFue-Send or call At once
NosFox Co., Sole AEents, IS Bieeeker ST., n; T.
E~For sale by T. H. LOGAN Z CO., and Lo-
GAN LIsT CO, Wheelng-
3 r0EE6.lEdkE
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CLEVELAND, Jan. I4.-L4st nights train
west, on the Toledo road, was thrown over
a ditch near NoFwalk- Eleven persons
were Injured, but none killed. The aeci-
dent was caused by broken rail.
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Sl25 IA MONTH!

"EETEDl-sEWING MACHINE AGEETsI
u" EyeryVhere 70 introduce the new 6RAW
OF srr SrxTEHE JLLAR FAMILY SEWING MAoHIHE, the
OILY low price machine in the country WslSh Is
IIcKSskD by Grover 4 Baker, Wheeler WILSON,
Howe singer & Co., and Bachelder. salary ana
expenses, or large commissions allowed. ALI other
Machines now sold for less than iorty oollAIs ean
arc TETRIHaExHSIs, and the seller and user LIABLE
lunsst ags+sss 'oHs SHAW 1 CLARK,
dse5.amdHva Biddsford, Maine.
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cad the following Testimonials:

dtAte action on the blood. We advise one and all
to siIe ia trial, and become SATISFIED Of its won.
derful power.
Read the following testimonials:
Ne. JoANSOS:-Dear Sir: This Is to certify that 1
Vas bAdly crippled with Chronic KheumatIsm for
eight CT twenty years; part Of that time was
not able TO go ABOUT. tried all the rheumatic
remedies that could hear OF but found no relief
ualil 1 trfedTopF RheumHt3c Co1npo1nd and BIood
Purifier. uied but three-fourths OF bottle OF 1t
And It cured me sound a nd we'll. Ny wife was also
afflicted with the same di'eaSe, and small portion
oIiI cured her. an nearly seventy years Of age,
aud II IS nearly fouT years since was cured, and
have NOT been troubled with it since. II affords
eTeSI pleasure TO IurnishyOu with this certificate,
- that you can refer Others who afflicted with
rheumatism 10
Iemain, you're truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
Eo.1e James Street, Allegheny City.
Allegheny, Nay 81, 1864.
Ma. 4. JoHSsoS :-Deas Sir: Ny wife WAS taken
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She vas very much swollen and the pain she 5suf-
iersd SAs severe; she was confined to her bed.
TAS advised to try your Rheumatic Compound and
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IS perfect one never saw such medicine she
had only taken three doses Of 1t till the swelling
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JAMES McALIsTER.
Ny residence Is No. 12s Cherry Alley, where my
wife can be seen by any person doubling the truth
Of the above.
PittsUuTg, April 18th, 1861.
Mr. JoHSSoXs-hy daughter Mary was attacked
with lrhammRtoTy Rheumatism in the winter of
1s6S, which continued to the spring Of sixty four.
heE hands and limbs were very much swelIed, and
The pain at Iimss very severe. She became 50
helpless that it took four to turn her in bed had
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Little II any benefit. got a bottle of your Rheu-
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attribute her recovery, under the blessing of God,
10 your Rheumatic Compound
iaY person doubling the truth of the above, can
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scurs, with respect,
MRS MARGARET Y0UHGS0H.
PitlsLurg, April Ssh, 1861.
PREPARED By
r. E. SELLERS 81 CO..
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
PITTsBURG, Pa
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
Sold, wholesale and retail by McoABE, KRAFT
CO., and REID, KRAFT Co, and by Druggists
syeTTThere. ~ decl5-1ydEE
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W. o. Butler received two votes in the
Senate, and J. B. Huston three IN the
House. These would have been cast for
Guthrie, if necessary to elect Wethus have
ffty-s six unconditional Unionists against
seventy Observation-Disclosures
votes. The combination for Guthrie en-
braces all of the three last named classes.
We doubt whether Rousseau could have
commanded thirty votes last winter He
received fifty six yesterday. This is pro-
gress, and if the election could have been
postponed until the people could have
elected new Legislature, Rousseau would
have been chosen. In less than year the
people of Kentucky will deplore this result,
Just ss the Union men now deplore the
election of Gsrret Davis. They will find
they have not made much by exchanging
Powell for Guthrie.
While we have not the election of Rous-
seau to rejoice over, we do rejoice that in a
Legislature elected. two years ago, the
brave General and the noble champion o.
freedom came near being successful Wher
the tenn of Garret Davis expires, Rous
seau will walk over the track. This muct
! yesterday's result assures.
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