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"Faai n tie Lesioon Of Youth

D. Rhich Fdte reserves 10 a bright Manhood
a There's no such qOord as FAIL" H',
And in the history of Dyspeptic Man there need
be no gloomy future full of hypochondriacsl fears.
for draughtof the wonderful appetizer and heal
or, Plantation Btters will scatter the dark clouds
Of Dependency and bid Hope tell her latterinG
tale" again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsia. Indiges-
= tiOn, Heaviness, Languor. Headache and Low Spir-
its, this is the only remedy. If you are suffering
from Dyspepsia or any Of its attendant evils, use
Plantation Btters, and you will find there is mo
such word as fail ' .. .''.'' ..
90 decl2-d& WIw arsll.sTI' .EfE g. -
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XXXIxth CONGRESS- First Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.


SEN ATE ~ ,fA.lr K
,,- 49,. ..Ias.,ta1 - a.,.. =. i,
MI Oo"an Rleo0nvou ~, ~. n, a peCiCIon lrVn
lilpel VI soeuIeIs ~ ElI raw Mar, askiilB
lor pounlles Ior Inose who enIisceu az the
Deglnning Ine sahie as weI9 gwen ~ 70 Inose
Y. Wlo eiIlseeu IYwaIus tug Uiose VI Iie war;
IL was IelerIeu W tne milIIaiy oV.Illli'eYe' w.
mI'voman n PreseLteu pGIlCioI iio"i III ~
.n..s, ."ems VI enIsy .SihIe, a9h!ns iVl n,Sn u
taIlH Oh Iulporteu Eoous' W P,oIeG1 HoiIo
lnanulactures' Referred 10 the FINANCE
couulIsee. 4.
bir; morgan lnIrouuceu phI gIhnIlnR 10
cerCaLn persons the rlgnt 10 esta0ilsn DIE @ lele-
gTapnlc cc0Hllnunlcailoh between New lork
a apu Cne WesC . IbSles. 0,V AZ was reierreu' W
Ihe coinlllttee on NomneISe.
III VT Jaws oiiolou resoiu''Oh oeoia'ins
'nay 49, .-.,.1. T.,
, muereas, tnele ho IonHer Iss sA,sss ar'1tu ~, !
Ie1einVn Ut puollc uangeIi tneIelor', Che
prIvllege ol CIe VIII oi haoegs y Corp"S is re-
sC9Ieu ~ every osage Vi she zOhIVh.
III WI, laws salu us uiu hoI IliCeIu III Clle
aooNo ",y opsPtUsiDol W Gllo = ie5iueh.' as
Cho PDSoPle vi henCucky lUtenueu 10 sup
p1rC IIesIuGnI oollssoh III 70 iar as ne u uiu
VIAL tley Deileveu W nc IlElt1 guS IIl,s
was quIeSot, u PLlnSaPe VIII TSo
gu ,ranA anu ruie1 posls,oiI
rr9oIuo,Uu was '"oii ieieiieu W 'i' 'u''i"
4, Ioni,ntyTeo' .t A., rI.. .,.,
MI. Ahthony ~ callea VI, tne house Iesoiu- u,
CiGn ;n, " WI, ;t. ioi t yie pt r 10 ~,
JTInS SoIIS SHS.ee S. Tn ene SuTJec1 y. !te to
laVely Ieoeliious oCa!es, anu noVeu W
stasd Of iSDt aS 70 so bv
the last clause which provides that until
the report of said committee no member OF
the lately rebellious States shall be received
in either House.
Mr.. Howard preferred the resolution as II
came from the House, and objected to the
striking out of the clause referred to.
Mr.. Anthony hoped the amendment
would be adopted. The resolution as ii
came from the House was in cOntraventiOn
of the constitutional provision making
each House the judge of the qualifications
of its own members. Besides, the words
proposed to be stricken out cut of all de-
bate, which was in violation of the pTac-
tice of the Senate. +H Et-F Ew
Mr.. Doolittle advocated the reference OF
the whole subject of reconstruction to the
| judiciary committee.
The resolution was amended as proposed
by Mr.. Anthony.
Mr.. COwan moved to amend by making
the number OF Representatives In the House
committee equal to that Of Senators, instead
of being nine to six. Negatived--yeas l l.
nays 20.
Mr.. salisbury opposed the resolutiOn.and
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..AMUsEMENTs.
Thn ContInentnIn.

These vocalists, the great favorites Of the
public wherever they appear, will give two
entertainments at the Atheneum-the first
on Friday evening, and the second on Sat-
urday evening. They will also give a grand
matinee on Saturday afternoon, commence
ing at two o'clock. Nothing in the musical
line could SO much contribute to the geu-
eral qualification as the advent of the Con-
tinentals.
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CheValier's Life for the Hair

VIII restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLO
sTRENGTHESs and PRoMoTEs the growth Of sthe
WEAKEST HAIR; stops itfallins out in three days :
keeps the head clean, cool and healthy can be used
freely contains nothing injurious THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
POBLIO; tits recommended and used by the first
medical authority. lSoldat the Drug Stores and
.atmyUficesNO. ,Liss Broadway New York;. lNsT
assure all persons the aboYe preparation will do
all that Is claimed for II. % y = fi't"Aa
.Lulyl.g SARAH ASCHRyALIEB. MD.
I@i9HHl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

sT- The "Weed" Sewing Machine, with all the
recent improvements is the most serviceable. sim
pie and durable and most beautiful of Sewing Ma
chines-uses the straight needle, and makes the
lock or shuttle stitch. 1t will sew anything from
the running Of Gtuck in tarleton to themakiDg Of
an oyercoat-a ytbing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth
down 10 the sOftest gsuze gossamer tissue and is
ever ready to do its work to perfection. 1t can hem
fell, bind, cord, gather, tuck and quilt, and has
capacity for great variety of ornamental work
May ybe had in any style--Plhin1or Cabinet.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
SOC Broadway, New York.
Columbus ofice, s3s South High street, Lattimer,
New Building. .....gar. doc2 If
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

The current prices for the week at all the cattle
markets are as follows: .- W --I - ~
BEEF CATTLErFirs Quality per head SIs 90
gIs 50; Fair to good. $l4 OO9l7 So Common, Sli 50
@ly so; Inferior, 50 90 4l050 ~ ~.
COWS AND CALVES Extras. per head. S1Ooo
9l2O First quality, $65 00aS5 90; Ordinary Sl5 %
ESQ 90; Common $35 OO945 90; Inferior $50 OO@
VEAL CALVES First quality. per ID, I2 2H0RIlc:
Ordinary, ll9l2c; Common, 9h @lIc; Inferior, gS
9rc. ~" .' "'-'-~-'z'1 r--l'-- H' i7T
SHEEP AND 1iAMBSA-E Extras, per head ss 90
40 co. Prime quality. 90 OO@7 90; Ordinary, Is 600
So Common, "a so . 5 10; Inferior, 50 rs "A IS.
SWINE Heavy corn fed. per lb, lIh9llZc;
Light and Medium, nIsg1l1c; still fed, ll8a4llH
The market for Beef Cattlewa heavy and rather
lower except for strictly prime and fancy Cattle OF
the latter but few were offered but plenty are PROM
ised for the next two weeks for O ristmas aud New
Year. Prime Cattle sold at t1S9l6lSc: fancy I9a20c
and other grades from to nc, as to quality Hogs
were in fair demand and prices shade frmer ,as
quotations. above. st ~ III u AaFa " Z. ~
Tho total receipts Of all stocks at all yards for
this week and last week. wereaas follows. This
wee-Beeyes, 5,7l9: Cows, los; Veal CalTes, Sic;
Sheep and Lambs l5,l93i Swine Is 0Ds. M t3SllJ3
Last week-Beeyes, 6l33; Cows SO; Veal Calves
es5; Sheep and Lambs, 2tb4es Swine 3, ,l26.
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America su
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, EARLY Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Pfomted by a
desire to beneftthe afflicted and unfortunate, viii
send the receipt for preparing and using this med
cine in sealed envelope to any one who needs it.
Free Of Charge. iii,,lsa olol9T'5I s'ag
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
GE@Gg . .6 ; frJ0SEPH T.. TNMkN,7IF"
sG9tts.U To- 81 STATION d, BIBLR HoUsE, J
mch2ko5-dly ,.,.-.,l 80. New York City.
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,.IELIGl.L !.si1.t-s. ~ b-tJ ,lKEl
Paving Notice.
70 aR,phonl q mall OSSotrn ~

~ UtW"O"t ~ WeUy NVfeOtTWs
sse.e,.sA IA ss CITY CLERKS OFEIOE,l
COLUMBUS, o., November21. 1885.
Notice is herebygiven that proosedings have been
institutedtin the City Council Of ofOolnmbus, for
making the following Improvements, to-wit:
running west from Cleveland avenue 10 Seventh
street. and for paving the unpsved sidewalk thereof
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to bo prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the office Of the City Clerk Il
AIfpersops claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the 10th day Of JahhAry, AZ ID. 1856 ~
3IHilli33 ~ llgj JOSEPH D0WDALIs.
NOVA s-lw-oawdba i3fh9a 4 gF5.Cily Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
Municipal Elections in NIassachu-
.fsfs % y-rF.t. 3 O61tSS

.BosToN Dee. 12-J. G. Peabody was
chosen Mayor of Lowell yesterday. In
Newburyport, VIM. Groves was elected
Mayor. In. Lynn, Colonel r. G.! Usler was
elected Mayor. In Charleston own, Mayor Rob-
inson was re-elected.s In, Roxbury, Mayor
Lewis was reelected Politics had little
to do with the result in either city,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

~ New YORK, Dec. 12.AThe steamer Tet-
tonia arrived this morning. She left Ham
burg on the 25th nlt., and her purser re-
ports that she did not touch at Southamp-
tonon this-trip, owing to the prevalence OF
cholera at the latter point. ..---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec 12.-At the
municipal election here to-day, Hon. John
HasleySthe citizens candidate, was, elected
Mayor BY Go majority over Joseph B. Clark,
Republican.nr -----------L s. -L-...----L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
An Order from President
OsNUAIOmV

New York, Dec. l2-President O'Ma-
hony, of the Fenian Brotherhood, has issued
general order stating that orders on mill
tary affairs win not be regarded unless ap-
proved by himself. "s ,''9 i 9s.0ti p 5ss'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLCOcCK,S POROUS PLAsT ERs..

ALLCOCCK'S POROUS PLAST ERS.--
Th ese Pasters have The compactness of kid leather
and the hexbility of silk glove. They have cured
varicOse veins and external aneursms. For all af.
fecions of the chest, weight about the disphram or
upper portion Of the bowels, in colds and coughs,
for injuries of the back for all strains or bruises
for weak back. for nervous pains of the bowels,
and other nervous affections and cramps, for heart
sectons-in a.! these cases they have to be used to
be properly appreciated. r-,..
DR.. l. 7. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
'' r., FARNvILLE, La, March 8, 1860.
DIR. T. ALLCoCK-Sir: have been suffering un-
der severe attack of nturqtgic disease of my bow
els for years, with hypertrophy Of the heart, and
have tried every thing known the practice Of med
icine from the very best NJ. DIS; buttruth prompts
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and believe will produce aperfect cure I1ps
The counter irritant effect Of your Pasters is pro-
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in use. r Yours, very truly, .. i-.u -.N
nov3O-d&wlm !. 7. HENDERSON, M. d.
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Learning by study must be won !

Frrg Twas ne OF entalellrOm sire 10 son.
Learn now that DR.. d. H. Seelye's IL
QUID CATARRH REMEDY will perma-
nently cure the disease even in its worst
form. E. .eargrypn ,v ~ al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13

"a BALTIMORE, Dec. l2.--Rrevet Brigadier
General Morris, of the Regular Army,
Commander of Fort McHenry, died this
morning, aged about go years. 'i,ilfl A3F
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Edward Lanf,

Edward Lauf,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 80 East Town
street. lE-A,1' tEts A'Ee oct14-3m
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ATH ZEN EUNI.
For Two Nights Only.
THE CONTINENTAL YOCALISTS

THE CONTINENTAL VOCALlSIS!
A CKNOWLEDGEDTO BETTE BEST
"A Singers that ever travelled, will give one of
their Grand Vocal and instrumental Entertain
ments at Ellsler's Atheneun, on So I..H
Friday d Saturday Ev'gs, Dec. Is & 16.
The Company consists Of the following Ia ent:
"a 10 MORlE, LIST Tenor and Tenor Sooist, ]
s. BAXTER, I'd Tenor and Balladist; j. Il. PARK
HURST, Baritone and Comic Vocalist TH0S.
CORWlN Basso PIofundO and Bass Soloist.
They will appear in the costume Of an Hundred
years ago. They are the only Company that ever
appears q the genuine old Continental costume Of
our forefatl ers.. The Entertainment consists OF
Quartettes, Trios Solos,. Duets, Ballads, &c. All
lovers of good music are invited to attend.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN--Dress Circle and Par
quette 90 cents: Secured Seats to Dress Circle IS
cents: Family Circle and Gallery. 35 cents; Single
Seats in Private Boxes. $780,
Plot Of Hall can be seen and seats secured at
SeltEer 4 Co.'s Music Store. NJ itFt
Doors open at o'clock; Concert tocommence at 8.
81 Grand Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock; Concert tocommence at o'clock! Tickets
to allparts Of the house, IS cents.
dec12-d5t 'TFt'Nt
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u H.Phvsioidn Eoirdordtndgyto TO The Queen. i
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject, 1t moderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter.
feits.
-------- CAUTION.
These Phls should not be taken By Females durfn6
he FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregndncy a,
they are sure 10 6riag on lRscGyriG06, but at AM
other time Meyare safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
I'sins in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight ex
ertion. Palpitation Of the Hea [, Mysteries, anC
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all otho
means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron. calomel, antimony, or anything
hurtful to tn Constitution "
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
-. SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
N.B.-sl 90 and six postage stamps inclosed t
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, contain
| ing 80 Pills, by return mail.
| iuly96-d&weowly
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALNr

~ T1fW3fHHi
-:14e,2 ~ L@ GRO 9u
= -. - - L
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. lNew York CattIe 1arket-.1IDoc. ~

HAY-Prime Timothy, on arrival, weuld not bring
over SlOall per tun. = 7''f-e
, 1865-02-23
Lieutenant CusIl1ngss Latest Exploit.
ECnrrnsnnndcncc nf tho NeH York Trihuuel

l. FoRT FISHER, Feb. u. 1865.
The rising hero CT the navy, Lieut.. Cush-
ing, continues to astonish the rebels, as well
as our own forces, BY his acts Of daring and
skill. 4 few nights since in his :" light canoe" :"
he !owed around and up creek leading from
Falls Inlet to q presumipg little borough
named Charlotte. This had been the gcner-
III depot Of supply for the garrison at Fort
Anderson. The dashing Lieutenant entered
the town ]ate in the evening called upon the
Mayor, summoned together the Common
Council, and proposed to give them by day
light his conditions Of capture.
|, He ordered breakfast for himself and staff
Officers, to bcready at 4 o'clock, which was
promised By the city godfathcrs, who with
the most cheerful a1acrity had surrendered
the town, under the suppostion that Cushing
had 4, coo or 900 men ut his heels. He bum
ed large warehouse filled with rebel COM
missary stores, loaded some 50 bales of cotton
on flats lying along shore, had his oaremrn
float it down to the ocean wnters, when the
dashing Lieutenant, with cotton prize-money
in Lis eye. formally seized 1t for and in behalf
ol Inc b1nre tars whom he had induced to &C.
company him.
on Friday night he rowed up to Whining
xon, cfc1tmuavfgated all its wharyes hoats,
9c., anq 1hen Iowcd back to his ship, passing
~ tnc1r 1orts and batteries entirely upob-
served. again on Saturday night be rowcd
qp 70 The distractions actoss thr rfyer in
ttont Of Fort Andersen, took q deliberate and
accutate survey Of the sumo. their iocation.
, 1865-02-23
SELECTED OIL TERRITORY

MOI IN one Compact body, without resxrd II quality
tas eome ocase1ol15 selected ana separate farns
In choice lceaitacs;-r!x:
No. 1.-Htxt Farm On Mia 1,un hair a rnr. <,,,
Aa1esfa. 2A0 hc1ea; has one well down 10 feet with
good show Ct oil and gas; taye Just comm rncna nnt
! t1ns doFn tie second We'll. ;
I Ec.e-M'cey mad TickhAm Farms, 2.o ae1ea. On
Federal Greek. Five m1!es abovo 1hesc fsrmt on
same creek there hss been well struck within two
wee1. *itc; Ia Iow flowing over 500 barrels per day
/ Eo.3.-Adams and Robinson Fa1ms, 1so acres, On
Halfway Run.
Nn.&-smlth Farm. 30 scres, on Horse Ran.
Nos Epragre Fkrm, 11o acres. on Dodge Ruu.
No. G.-Thomas Farm. acrcs, On Thomas Run.
No.7-sharr, Aufster, Ferguson, Ford, Turner,
Lynch. DemtnE. Laflin and Woodrud Farms, sa5
Ac1es Wolf Creek considered By bett jodges to he
the VERY best OF oil territory.
no. a-1nrer Farm, 50 aeres On Tunnel Hill Bun.
Eo.g.-Vrley and Van,alanket Farms, 1:0 ac1cs.
On Ca1neld Rnn.
No. 10 -Driecs Fam. 45 acres. on Biz RIM.
No. 11.-Shi,ley Fs1m+ 81 acres. On Federal Greek.
On which they arc mailing preparations 70 Pat down
q well t1umt dlatesy.
10. H-Frost Fam, 50 acres, on Hooking htFee, On
which they sre Just putting down we'll
The soove lands a1e leased for the term Ct year,
with privilege Of wood and timber enough to carry
On the works Of the Company. The Company atc en-
.d to fournfths Of III tie o+ coal or salt that maJ
ospaocoieo lEOm INC ADoFt l6HQfg one UizU only E0
Ing to the original landoEners.
"ese not fos the tedion.uess Of reading 100 test
taou1ah could oc added to the following. and nrmez
Gus 1Ae!s stated In cerrpborsttou.
CERTxF1CATE .
From Zoe ]. r. NORRIS. Member CT copsres. now
Ia Washington City:
MAr1E11A. phip f}ct IL 1e1t
This IL to certify thkt We nse vel scnnn,ntad ,.,
the lands leased hE tic t. ONO OIL M1xtso .x~W
: CxAc1UH1xa COMPANY" !" and Extr1urw ~ s..
the TEST LOCATED IASDs FOR OIL rusposE. ~
1ycrox ASp ATHENS coux711s md thn1 t.,d o,,,.sa.
ARE SURROUNDED II xEEKr DIRECTION by oil ,er,tto-
that has been developed. and that is rrodun oil ~
sbtndahce.
JAMES B. MORRIS, II. c. 18th District, Ohio
A.WIEsoR, Sheriff, Washington Co.. ohlo,-
Application tor amy number Of Shares testrcd. 10
lcpg 81 any Shares remain fos salcl II accompanied
with the cash CT dat, will be promptly responded 10
Il addrehEed to
". WILLIAMS,
LA Brondway, New York.
Or HIEAM A. HER11r1, No. Methadlst Church
Block. Cszk and Washington streets. Chicago ILL.,
tot3k6aB-1t3oP
, 1865-02-23
Petroleum.,
: now rETRoLECN IS FORMED.

w. LOW TETK0LECN IS FORMED.
1oe plttsburg CAronieze; speculating on the
formation Of petroleum, says:
Petroleum is known to be hydro carbon,
composed Of two gases. Those gases nre prl.
mary elements, indestruetIbie and exhaust
less IN quantity. One Of them, hydrogen. is
a constituent Or water, and Of Course Is az in
eShanstible rs the ocean. The other ia a
constituent in all vegetable forms and in manv
Of our rocks. One hundred pounds Of 1;n,s.
stone, when burned, Will weigh bnt sixtv
pounds. The part driven off by burning i
carbonic acid. Underlying thc"Oil Rock
is stratum Of limestone. Of unknown thick
ness, known to be upwnrd Of one thousand
fcet in depth. The water falling on the enr-
face aud percolating through the porous sand
stone that oresues the oil rock, becomes
charged with suit, potash, saltpetrc and other
chemical ingredients Ipnd finally reaches tie
limestone rock and decomposes 1.-THE car
bon in the rock and hehydrogen Of the water
upitspe firm the oil, while the OXYGEN is set
free to ascend to the atmosphere or unite with
minerals and form oxydes. The reverse Of
this process Is seen in burning the oil in a
lamp-the oxygen in the atmosphere uniting
with the carbon In The oil, forming caroonic
acid, aud with the hydrogen forming water
thus completing the Circle.
EXPORTS OF FErRoLEDM.
From the n. 7. Tribune.1
The petroleum speculation, though less fe-
, 1865-02-23

~EXFOK18 UF FETh0IkWMs
From the N. 7. Tribune.1
The petroleum speculation, though less fe-
, 1865-02-23

and tic p1an OF their construction. While
skipping about upon the heads OF the piles
Ut being dead low water) ho heard cheering
and other declamatory exercises going on
within the fort.
Leaving his boat in the narrow space left
for the passage Of vessels, he quietly ap-
preached the fort, while the sentries' atten-
tion Wis turned as was his to an outdoor
speech being delivered By Bragg to the rebel
garrison. Listening to his hearts content,
he commenced his return. when his presence
Has discovered and several yolltSs Of muske-
try were fred at him without effect, and aftcr
vanishing in the darkness, and the rebels TAX
ing 1t to be some reconnaissance from our
infantry line Oh The other side, opened fire
upon our men, Us stated above Cushing re-
turned safely 10 the ship to receive again the
congratulations Of his comrndes.
, 1865-02-23

13AR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID Is thu beat
Ejotto The 1n'r lcers 10 cnr1 rro;soes tss growth,
uPHAMS TETTEA OINTMENT j. = furo and
peedy cure for Tci1.E. Sail RAeua CAarped Handa,
arber's IlcA. etc, Price. 50 cents a boz.
UPuAA'S ASTHMA CURE relieves the most vto-
3en tpaEoxytms OF Attr:s II i'm 1autea, and eotca
EspeeGY cure. frlcr, e psckeEe-
!, uFn1M's FEvEI: AND AGUE SPECIFIC k war-
snted cure any Of Cais and Fever. no matter
cw long sl1naing. l'Fice, II : box:
UPHAM' DEFli.4TutY POWDER will rr!aoEe the
air from low iorehacs IN nye minutes, without In
ryto the skin. lrtce, - bottle
DR. LA PC!ITE'S LIFE ELlK1!s. the great Eers1ne
Rejuven ~ttnG Remedy. restores to Iian!y T1sor all
are suffering from Impaired srina! Energy. Nes'
debility, etc. as1atnE from Whatever causs.
TIE EjAfAKESH ABSTAIN coloss the Whikkc1s
nd Moustache beautiful black or brown. II con.
st1 ofon : one rrcpara ratlon Colox Will not tade o.
ARh out. Only 30 cents \ boz.
6oldby S. G. uPu An Is South Eighth et1eet Phila-
deirhs and ~ p,ssGists: Circuits s. ssat r.;
AF4nLS xoH3I l1&1jY III IU&EAfk
, 1865-02-23

Tou COMPLAIN OF your stomach, pnfortun ate cys:e2
4 hut ought roi your stomo h to complain OF you
81 hbmelhod of takinE revenge upon >on for neglect
1Ekand hpuSioE It. Perhaps on have never mhde Al
fort 10 improve it. condition. The othhs hand
me- econtinuAiy cranminS II W1:h INV = holcsomt md
TIERS STOMACH RlT LBS, proper diet and regn-
lar mcalz7 TIE nittcrs IN we.k won:d tut or d
81 Bile tn accordance with The laws hea1th and pro-
a,ach apcrtenf nriIon - you'd be n:ces-
qdicous and regular sletiEs. With little ofthe TONIC
new and 4 en, uld keepsa. II you have neglected
ftbtIcp Ii Is lncrel, natures hint that she wauts
be]p. yen ncglectlt tie be11 thhE msy he in1sm.
dangerous ot.cese Ih.1c Is such thnE as hcl1E f2o
ATTN these nat.erz. N0sTETTEk's 81 TEES Wilt
eElt D,enCns1a; hut Dr*pepsik en<eEfer ttse ise
.ahtClfef IN rtstoratlye4. It1&hSa ct TT ruAxAls