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The U. s. Christian Commission makes

The U. s. Christian Commission makes
an earnest appeal to the Christian people of
this country for q liberal contribution to Its
treasury. Of the large number of recruits now
filling our army, many will 90 to the hospi-
tails, and many more, recruits and veterans
alike, will lie wounded upon battle-felds. Del
egates are waiting for their equipments. in Or
der to 60 forth seeking and ministeriDg to
these suffering heroes, and the question which
Genes home to US is, shall they be furnished? A
great cry comes up from the army for the word
of Life, both printed and preached-for books,
newspapers, and ministers of the New Tesla
ment; and the question which comes home to us
is, shall the cry be answered?
Three years of successful ministration entities
the Christian Commission to the warm support
of every follower of Christ, and in accordance
with the call from general headquarters, con.
tribution from the churches of this city is soil
cited. Several of them have already agreed to
take collections for the Commission next Sab
bath morning Let the offerings be on scale
BETTING the glorious object to which they will
be devoted, every man giving "as God hath
prospered him." T''
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For Throat Disorders and Coughs.

BRowH's BRONCHIAL TsooHB are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired.
These Lozenges are prepared from highly e.
teemed recipe for alternating BEoS' AFFECTIONS
ASTHMA, HoAEsENEss, CoueHs, CoLps, and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND yOCALISTS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech. Sold at IS cents per box by all
Dealers in Medicine 3-lmd&w
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The RIvRR.-Since the commencement

The RIvRR.-Since the commencement
Of the present warm spell of weather, the OPP
ening of the river and the probable time for
the resumption of navigation, have been fruit
full themes for conversation. Opinions have
bee expressed, prophecies made and in a num-
Der of instances bets have been hazarded upon
the first arrival of boat from, and also through
the Lake The ice at this point, although
giving signs of evident weakness, and having
wasted away from the shores quite distance,
so far has shown no signs of moving. For the
information of those who are curious to look
back over the facts in regard to the opening of
the river, we give the date of the arrival of the
first boat from Lake Pepin, for the past ten
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The Great Clark Telescope at Chicago.

The great CLARK telescope is shortly to
be set up in the Dearborn Tower at the
University of Chicago.
This instrument was manufactured by
Mr.. Alvin CLARK, of Cambridge, Mass. It
was ordered for the Mississippi College by
DR.. Barnard. The object-glass was nearly
completed in 1864, but the instrument
could not of course reach its destination.
The friends of Harvard Immediately be-
gan subscription to secure it to that in
stitution, designing to put it up in place of
their own famous Fraunhofer; but the
subscription Jagged for while, and the
University of Chicago stepped in and car
ried off the prize.
Mr.. Clark received $11,1s7 for the OBJ
ject-glass, and was engaged to mount it
for $1,000. This latter work is already
completed, and the telescope will be shipped
and put up early in the coming spring.
The tower which is to receive it was built
by the muni6cence of Mr.. ]. Y. Scammon,
at an expense of $25, 200, and is named
by him the Dearborn Tower, in memory of
his wife, who died while abroad some years
since.
The Clark Telescope is q refractor, with
an objective eighteen and three-quarter
inches in the clear aperture, and a focal
length of twenty-three feet. Compared
with the Harvard instrument, the largest
of the kind in existence" wrote the late
Capt. ellis, superintendent of the Ma
tional Observatory at Washington, cit is
as thirty-four to twenty.one, being more
than one-half larger than any now in use.
The eyes of the whole scientific world are
turned to Chicago, awaiting the results.
When the instrument is properly mounted
and manned no one can predict its future. -
When first completed the object-glass was
inserted in a rude board tube, and drawn
up by means Of tacle for trial. In thus
sweeping but small belt of the heavens,
it caused at once discovery, for which it
received the most favorable notice of for
eign scientific associations, and also took
the largest astronomical reward at Paris
the Leland prize of five hundred francs.
1t is matter Of just pride and congratula-
ton that this instrument was manufac.
tured by one of our countrymen.
Professor Mixer, who has managed the
enterprise from the beginning, is now in
this city completing the equipment of the
observatory. As the most recent results
in that direction, meridian circle is Or
dered of the largest size which has ever
been manufactured, and similar to the
Olcutt circle of the Dudley observatory at
Albany 1t is to be made by Messrs. Pts
tor & Martins, of Berlin, Prussia, and will
cost about $1,000. The sum necessary
for the purchase has been generously given
by Walter 8. Gurnee, late of Chicago, but
now of this city. 1t is to be called the
Gurnee Meridian Grcle.-N. Y. Ecenina
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LOCAL AFFAIRS. 81
The RIvBR.-The ice in the river oppo

The RIvBR.-The ice in the river oppo-
site the city has commenced to move. Abreak
was made Wednesday morning below the st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad depot, and parties
rowed skif back and forth from shore to
shore several times during the day. move
also took place in the afternoon above the
bridge, and from every indication the river at
this place will be clear of ice in very short
time. We learn that in several other places
below the ice has given way and moved con-
siderable distance
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
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AhEEICAN ExPBYss CoxpANY.
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AAHRtCAN ExPRYss CoMPANY.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFI0E MINNESOTA DIVISION
81 PAUL, March 90 1866.
Notice Is hereby given that the property as per ut
oeiow now remaining unclaimed or otherwire in
points 10 the State of Minnesota will be so!d A. NH
lc auction to the highest bidder at ST. Paul. on the
iota day OF May next unless the same shall be calkd
cHAs' 1AT ~ M su sns.g %inn Division
e. r. WARNER Agent st. Paul
LIVINGSTON, FARGO q CO., Propnetors
1 pkg, Becker, St Paul: I bdL 7 Rrdo.. @,
Paul; Pkg, A Boyirgton, st Paul; pke, o Gorry'
st Pau; ksk, Flint st Pau; pEe. Lent 3
Jacobs Ship's Station; pkg Rev Gahr, St
St Psn Russell a Il RIs G bos iss sS,,.
te- of Deeds, Bayfield,; box, Repister of bseds
Ashland H boz. Register Of Deeds ashland: i pkg
ing, v Dyer Winona; / pkg, N G Gauit, Winon .,
wheels d Graham, Winona; / pkg. W Ham.
mond Winona; pkg, McHugh, st Charles;
Pkg n Stevens WoSn.; bag Scott WI
Belng, It Feter sickle " r Hailed, St Pster.
pkg LONG, st Peter. pkg, WP Murray, St Pc.
tst s' = Ps,s1 s. Peter Wakefield
Wakefield q Sons, st Peter; pEe. Nv w se PEE
Faribault; pkg, II g Melon, Medicrd: essiine
Head Rochester eastingA Conkin h q, Roces:.
saSeot s. a6.ses Ai SS NJ Fss@ Ipe kg
box T Fletcher, Mankato: casting. r Hsmy,ss- :
Aankafo; pkg, W Olhouse, P de Tere; i pEgg''
! pkg, G Devlin st Paul; / pkc. W FyNHe e;
berry, 1T Paul; box, Mrs W d Pafneu IL Psu,.
n boz b ba1i PsAs &C. Pamers Grove iron,
pkg, q Steinberg st Paul; pkg W SiiiIx,e,i -
Paul Ipkg, Thornton. st Paul: pkg, Jas Ken q.
nedy, St Panl; box, Jno Mills. Winona: Nc "
Miehenor, New Sharon; bdl. JAS Gwivin, WI.
Winona; pkg, K shandrew, Wipona: j bor s
Iyief Winooa; pkg, b Yourg, Winona: nfo o
.E Lane Preston; pkg Hail. EIiots: 4
Lays Hotel Austin; ! pkg, J Morrill,, Austin:
Gore; pkg c B KNAPP, Chafneld; pke' s1 " y
~ sen, Eliiota; pkg w Marsh, Eiota. NJ, ~
- ~ lde Lenora; l bog; Wade, Red Wing: /
w.. Cannon City; sickle Isaac slocnn Hsst Dao'
! Ae Mrs Dobretmer, Hasting,; pfe = 3
J - nth. Hastings; boxes, Eyre. Hss,,v,n..
! r. Foram, Ainneisks. marSs-aiV1w4s"
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In T1ME.-Andrew Plein, q resident of
st. Cloud, stearns County, visited Europe, last
fall, and was in London when he heard of the
last call for men. His wife wrote to him that
a draft had been ordered, and knowing he was
liable he crossed over to Germany, secured
substitute, and made break for home. He
arrived in st. Paul on Monday night, and
Tuesday his substitute was mustered into the
service to the credit of st. Cloud.
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ACQUITTED. deputy Provost Marshal

ACQUITTED. Provost Marshal
H. H. Williams of Scott county was brought
before Commissioner Cardoza week or two
ago, charged with receiving illegal fees from
drafted men, and also for receiving compensa-
ton and falling to report drafted menwho were
fraudulently exempted. The trial of the case
occupied several days, and large number of
witnesses were examined. The testimony was
taken in presence of an officer from the military
authorities as portion of the changes came
under their Jurisdiction. After careful exam
ination of the testimony Capt. Williams was
honorably acquitted, and Col Averill Wednes.
day reinstated him in his office of Deputy
Provost Marshal.
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DEPOT GRoUNDs.-We learn that the
Minnesota Valley Railroad Company purchased
a few days ago the property known as the r.
vine Warehouse, on the Upper Levee, for
depot for said company. The work on this
road will commence on the opening of navi-
cation.
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RECRUITING OoMMssIoN.-Chas. O. Seely
of Faribault county received recruiting com
mission of I'd Lieut.. in company G, LIST Init,
Yesterday. We learn Lieut.. Seely has already
recruited thirty men for his company, with
fair prospect of filling it,
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Observation-Disclosures men were
mustered Wednesday at Capt. Keith's Office
eight for the Engineer Corps, nine for the
First Infantry and five for Hancock's Corps.
Veteran recruits and others not subject to en-
rollment are receiving $3.50 bounty, and sub
stitutes are commanding from $3.50 to 800.
There were twenty-one recruits mustered at
Rochester on Monday.
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lumber of days in each year /:

We have collected the above facts for the
benefit of those who have or may wish to risk
their reputation as prophets upon the opening
of the river.
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TON. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
ofcharge Address Dr.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phil
elphia. Pa sp9-d&v1y
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Our OF TIE DRAFr.-The following
towns in this district filed their quotas We ster.
day and are consequently out of the draft
Hastings; st. Anthony, Second Ward; King
ston, Meeker county; and Grow, Anoka Co.
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REoRUrNG.- Saturdays are generally
dull at the Provost Marshal's office. Eleven
men were mustered yesterday-fve for the
LIST Battalion Minnesota Infantry, three for the
Engineer Corps and three for Hancock's Corps.
The whole number mustered during the past
week is 154 against 149 of the previous week,
distributed as follows:
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MARRIED..

At St. Paul on Thursday, March 23d by A. Nc.
Eirath. Eco, City Justice, ANNA X. SWANSON
and ANDREW P. PETERSON, both Of Saint An.
thouy.
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SOLDIERS IN HosPIrAL.-The Governor
has received lists of all Minnesota sick and
wounded soldiers in hospital at Keokuk, Iowa,
and Quincy, Illinois. Those DESTROYS to exam.
Inc these lists, can find them at the Adjutant
Generals office, as they are too lengthy for rs
to publish.
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THE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
ST.. PAUL, Wednesday. March %. Is

ST.. PAUL, Wednesday, March 60 1866.
Trade dur ng the past week has not differed with
previous years ct this season. Bad roads, the early
opening Of navigation, the decline in gold, and the
consequent decline in prices looked for have had
tendency to render the trade of the past week un
usually dull. Our quotations do not differ materi-
ally with lastweek. All our wholesale merchants,
having light stocks, were prepared for a fall in
prices, and hence are firm, knowing that there are
but few goods more in the market than will be
needed for consumption before the opening OF navi.
CATION. Our quotations are a. follows:
ALCOHoL-$4 1896 90 2 gallon.
CANDLES-Mould, $4,000 . b.; Star. 36c.
Adamantine 3sc; Sperm, 65@7Oc.
Java. Coo.
CHEESE Reserve y H.. soc; Hamburg PC
COKN M eAL-Yellow, bolted, So Is: unbolted.
1926. ~ bite. bolted, $780,
FLOuR-ls quiet at the following rates:
Fh0tesdle. RefGl
supernne ......................$5 50 Sc 80
n nauS: . Is IT'S
PO.Ih.t :; . 49,. 20 800
DueAwneat CIVIL ................ 90 -
~, 1916. Peaches, dried 80 H. Crsnber
boxes, So q Prunes, ssesoc. CurrsSts. asa as
$500 -"AA~
IRON Common Bar, lec; Horse Shoe, 1870
AHc; Barrel and Hoop 13@1Cc.
LEAD-Pig, =; Bar, 20c " n.
LIME-Cordova, Port Byron and LIE Claire, a.. 40
y Dbl. Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster, 81. So
LQUORS-Cemmon Rectifed, y gal, 81 750e 90:
Monongahela, $2.25@5 90 Old Bourbon, So. S5SS
MOLASSES- Plantation, Vgal 81 15@i Is; Sugar
House 81 .s5@1 40; Golden Syrup, 81. go.
NAILSa1os y key. $1,000.
O!LS-Carbon, by Dbl, $1.25; Whale, 81. rs;
Neatsfoet 400; Lard, s2.25; Linseed. $500.
POWDER-Per keg STATS.
RICE-1s@2Oc y ID.
SALT-| Dbl, $500.
SHOT-$5.50 y bag buck, IS Is.
SOAP-Palm. 12c; German, 12c Castillo, 35c:
imitation, do, 12c.
SPICES-Cloves, 75c; Pepper, Sc; AIlspice, 4sc:
Nutmegs 500; Mace, 81 IS; Caasia, q. 20.
SUGARS-N. o. common, 1sc; Cuba, COM
mon to fair, &c; crushed, 2sc: powdered, 99c:
white coffee A. 29c,
TEAS-Imperial, 81. 2o@2. 90; Ooiong. socas1. 80:
Gunpowder 81: oO92 90; Souchong, 75c@S1. IS;
Japan, uncoored, $1.s501.65.
TOBACCO-Plug, o@$1.0O; Natural Leaf 81 20
@150; Fine Cut 0c@S1.25; Smoking 4Oc.
WHITE LEAD-$ls0A per cwt
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In looking back over our tiles we notice that
in every year, with the exception of one C1S5O
boats have run through to Lake Pepin in from
ten to twelve days after the first symptoms of
thaw, and that the Lake has followed the open
ing of the river above il, within the following
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REoRUITlNa.-Thirty-fve men were
added to the army roll Thursday at Captain
Keiths Office for the following Organizations
First Battalion Minnesota Infantry. .12
Ura1te0 men %
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~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness ETC., CAN BE CURED BY one who has
really cure1 himself and hundreds of other. and
will tell you nothing but the TRUTH, Addreaas
with stamp EDWARD q. TRAyRR
b9-d,w,uw-1y Lock Boz, Boston No.
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FIN ANCIAL.


New Yosx, March 48 1861 {. \.
GoLD-SI eculstion Il quiet There is . great
scarcity OF cash gold, and q difference Of H@X per
cent. Is current between cash and regular sales
The market is not Overstocked and besides q good
many postponed contracts are outstanding; and It
would appear possible that the purchases to cover
these outstanding engagements may temporarily put
up the price, which opened to-day at 154, went up
to 154S, and fell again to 1544.
SECOND RRFORT-7P.M.
MoNEY-Steady at y cent
STERIIka ExMANsr-Quiet at 109@1091 for gold.
GOLD Dull and lower, opening at 1861, declining
to 1887, and closing at 163H0153K.
GOVERNMENT SroCKs-A little frmer. q. 8 10-4Os,
coupons. 91L; 6-20s, coupons, new issue 1854;
5-20s. coupons 1854; 6s 81, registered, 105; ts,
5-20s, registered. 1O4H.
OrHKR SroCKs-Betttr. Rock Island. SO; Fort
Wayne. s8z: Toledo, 90; Northwestern. 23H; G..
s. P. c., 50; Illinois Central scrip, So; New York
Central, 941 Erie, 54sl; Krie preferred, 76; Hud.
con. 100; Reading, 95X; Michigan Central 96K;
Michigan Southern. 63X; Pacific Mai, %; Cumber'
land, 3S1S; Tennessee g. 50.
BANK SrATEMKNT-The following is the weekly
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About thirty drafted men reported yesterday,
were examined and will be mustered TO-DAY.
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REcRUrr1Ne.-Twenty-six men were
mustered Tuesday at Capt. Keith's Office, as
Drafted men *
Substitutes. .
Isl oa'anon Minnesota Infantry. .......... 6
Is
The following were the numbers mustered
at Rochester for the LIST District on the oath
and 18th;
ON the 24th-Recruits. "a
Substitutes.
25th-Recruits. ..''''' 1900.
We learn that the towns in the 1st District
ara making great efforts to fll their nnots:
without draft and many of them viii suc.
coed.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
ST.. PAUL, Wednesday, March %. !

ST.. PAU, Wednesday, March %, 1866.
We have but sight changes to note in the Produce
markets since last week. The bad roads have pre-
vented farmers from coming in, and hence, wtile
prices would have declined under amore full suppiy
they remain comparatively firm at nearly our last
weeks quotations. We quote:
BARLn-$l.a0 y bushel.
BEAns-$2. 2502.5 so y bushel; Navy. $500
BkBwAx SOC p b.
BKy CA11LI-$A 5O05 90 y cwt., live WEIGHT
BEET-- By the quarter, 7010c y b.
BUT1xs-2sc . b. for hrkin: pc for best
table.
CoEs-Ear, 81 90; she led, s1.l0
CoeN MKM-Wholesale, So. 100; retail, s. 50.
EG8s-25c = dozen.
FtOUR- WhoLeaals Rekad
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hair Dye. Hair Dve |,

BATcHkLORs HAIR DYE IL the best In the
world. The only due and perfect Dye-ua.mle..-
instantaneous and Reliable-produces splendid
Black or Natural Brown-remedies the III enech a,
Bad Dyes and frequently restores the original oolor
Sold by all Druggists. The genuine is siened W A.
Bachelor, 81 Barclay street. New York ians.Iv
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Tweuty.six men were mustered on Friday.
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DYspFpsIA, OR INDIGESTION.

This is generally attended with sour stomach,
sss Of appetite, nausea, fntnlency. heart
burn, cnatiyenoss, heat IN the atcmach when
empty, u pam in the side, palcncss o: the
ruutcnanee, lngust, low spirits, disturbed
Lenp, pains in the head, &c.
s%pEISGFiELV ONO, July !, 1859.
Nrsaus A. L. SLovns / Co.
Gents. IL have found Or. Hotp's
Liver Pills one Of .ho best medicines iol
Dyspepsia that ever used. ] hud bccp
affected With the disCyse for more than si<
; iGlths, Gnt my %Vietuals disturbed my
.Omach, Often to such n degree us 10 cause
,omir"g. ! was mnst Of the time costiye.
found that pbe Pills kept my bowels open,
without gripping or pain. l have actually
CARED in weight, since using tbem,--being
en- pounds heavier than when | CONT encsd.
"Es my cure solely 10 use Of the Pills.
GEORGE DANA.
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spHISoFrELo ONO, Jay l, 1859.
rnInus rEYER CURED.

~lcRTsMoeTH, ONO, April J, lshs'
s.ssas A. l.. scoun 4 &c.
Cents. I'll have been, for years, sub.
.rct o. stacks Of Bilious Fever; and some:
s,,,es | have hoen laid up for months, snd
/ ~ systam left in a feeble state by the use o.
/. 'ong medicine, FLiel was given to nc by
trY pEysicirn.
. haze Lc.u urng Ir. Mett's Liver Pills
= rtsne tinie. | nod that ! can break those
,tscRs in n day or b, and escape entirely
be fever Ally daughter had M attack OF
'ssoe1sia, winch distressed her much she
MD not cat scarcely auything withouGtbc-
ming a. Iscutcd at her stomach continually.
y me time sineo she cot and has beer uling
rsY hull'L Liver Fills, aud Gho now Ia like
her being. have found also tlat they
re the most valuable Pills for breaking up
DDS, Headache, PaiuHi in the Side and Back.
y0lll pot b. r.th"pt them in Wy fan:.g:.
TT0AAS P.9GES.
~ ssls by sh" ProprictNra,
- 4, I. SoCsE.L & co.
49,. y wost Eighth Street. cinGiuasl
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He will tel you their circumstances and thGir utuie
prospects; ard what IL better than VI, Lc cci til yOi
.heir Thoughts and what their {" ryrl" iuscuiipns are
What IS better still he can tell you II they viii mako v,n
happy.
lr, Raphael Is, therefore, a sure dorenlnpca
To all il business his advice Is Invaluable. lie con fore.
teH, with the greatest certainty, the result Of all CONNER.
clal and business transactions ard speculntip;Is. DR.. Rt
HGCl!a.y.
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racrs AXE sTUpsoRN THlNgts

FACTS ARE STU8BoRN THIEVES
4Nssr WIN, the Philudsiphi1 Correspondent cT7 . Y
eeancnwpalth, Wilwingtob. nplAss sh ~ ~"
$50:
"An English gentleman, frinsity ecigi wa NJ
Irtt:sh Army, aud who stylts bjmSS rW'hrk'p' h~
soic Physician, has Of laio gained . tonsiNt 'vr..'
some Of bis paiisnts i have cobvs p With mo sAs)
pronounce his remedies and msde ! pqiA.rt :" ~
la.sEior, Come have been restored by ne.N &c
ae1lolrs no used isd distilled by ltIGDs frAm yAy'ot~ ave
possessing rare curative propertioa sE
"Whlls acting In the amy he 6.setsA his '1~"''
moments 10 q thorough study OF The enscS prCou' ?" -
scrtain nsdIcinOlroot and herh so on ell nihA. Tef< '--s-
II sSeins he Iras founda sure aud speedy remedy ~ slaH-
ills that 1osh is heir to- lis practices y plresdy 'eb@l
dive, asd IL daily increasing. In the comp aims . vH.+
FEMALES are subjected he has no equal, ~ . hrgs AuHss
Iore have teat.6ed that they owo not onh shsif grNt1s
wod health, but their hyos, r. tbs aJnd ~ S'S'V
ss.qhic PbysiciAB.' His once 10 al
-anaS SrrWNNarn egN1WR1P