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RHEUMATIC COMPOUND


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aud II Is nearly four years since I.was cured, and
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Pu that refer others Wko are afflicted with
Thaumatism to me.
- ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
- No 10 James Street, Allegheny City.
Allegheny, May Sd, 1864.
Ma. A. JoHssoS:-Dear Sir: NV vIEe WAS taken
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he was very much swollen and the pain she auf.
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! My residence is No. l2s Cherry Alley, where nv
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pf the above.
4 Pittshurg, April 18th, 1864.
S-MH. JoHSsoN:-My daughter Mary was attacked
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5s6j, which continued to the spring of Bixty-four
Her hands and limbs wsIe very much swelied, and
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Yours, with respect,
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tnere Ia % description of real. estate
which requ ts5more.precadtiony care and
etIept lion II purchase than oil propers
W ana no Z q should take hold of any
leases In ' FifRinikS without having
nad them 4 n 'hghly fpyg gstigsted. The til
tles' especl, 4 ia West Virginia, are most. :.
III very laet : We, aud leases ina great
many cases, We been taken up by mere
Joys VINO q iotknoW how lease had
20 S os legally ade, who ini addition to this
nave nave mSde 9p descriptions Of the leased
.saus N ,s9e6 q shape ithat when one
ZONES oGt.sna compares. the laws with the
eases ne nuds everything wrong and
WE W. l!.esss1oA law i'm N this city, whose
advertisement be found on another
psss. uas y tSue,tetoee, established branch
HsS ~ AZ : atk' 7s5ufg, for the purpose of
IN asS. sS.'ng lies; tdEawing and execu-
g ~ o. g6sI " . q gBgs
Z. "a nave received from the same
.S9@Pany Ssa n ,azine jastl started in New
ioEA ca'ed = fabout Petroleum" From
'nlS PuOhcaa' we sts ghs following
patSsFspo aoo West neutrality-suspicious.
- - Il EssA l4. ssls
VIZ. W. W;s GGs M1S Sayels the 9il regions of
gogars ~ = ~ 4el 10 notlce the per-
territory. ltdoetjnkk hood Is ses= tbSm. ian
lale Iooker-on. They infuse energy into
sSsly 1Nsa!. tn.1g aed body. These specu-
.4soFs $40 eEs 99E said Business pioneers
~ sSu',Ia eIrly, and who nov have
s"e tp wp0!e y! !ning 10 themselves. Scarcely
t.H1 srsSs in s1s grsat oil belt can now be
: = w. - ~ stsst nAods," being boughtnp by
IN "a Paniee from our great Cities
.SsS;SS sS,,ssa se1 net aSj6tning towus'aEe not
.:1t q OF many We6lthY rival,
iEisss9 YAteAsie lands. ja s,slla - ~
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.ananr -,,oL.r

-
The Weltsburg Herald confirms the re-.
port of oil having been struck near the
Hancock county ysHne,i in Ps6nsslvanis at
point between Fairview, and ookstowng
Itshys: d. 4a:i'5 9g@ ,,ia 80 ..-.., q q
We have no particulars of the strike;
further than it took the. operator greatly
by surprise, the oil overaowing the we'll at
the rate lofosonhe sifty bArrels'per day ;s11id
very few preparations being made to save
1t. There appears to be no doubtIWhatevsr
OF Ihetruth OF the report, andEWe'w will be
under obligations 10 any one of Dur frieuds
inthat neighborhood who, will furnish us
with correct details relating to it for publi-
catiCn.J There 'appeafs to- be Httle. tonbt
but that this entire region is sSu underlaid
with oil, aud it only depends upon iluok
and perseverance who's will pfnd 1t. a The
theory of deep boring is growing more and
more into repute. ,9,rI. G5irlt - i,s..5,'.57.
We learn that part of the lands Of
John Bell, near Bellton, in Marshall coun-
ty. were recently sold to a Boston COM
papy for S45, 900. The prospects for oil
on the tract purchased are said to Be ex-
cellent. 70 rogEsl.uaEgo ~ TLIaa5 a. at
The parties who are going on to prose.
cute the boring near Trfadelphia, in this
county, feel saugutne of striking OIL
The evidences are said byone or two ex-
peFienced gentlemen engaged In the uuder-
taking to,be very fatteriug, especially the
large escape Of gas at the present depth of
two hundred feet ID F.s gs d.
We have received from the American
News company, A(l21 Nassau streeD New.
York; a publication; entitled IThe OIL
Dorado of West Virginia, a full descrip..
tiOn Ofthegredt mineral resources of West
Virginia, the Kanawha Valley, and the
country between the Ohio, the Hughes.
and the Kanawha river" .1' q ..-s.a
This publication is q little paper covered
pamphlet of So pages, and contains mul.
ititqde bOfletaers and professional reports
about oeEtsiR c!9unties and localities in
thiS State We find on page 80 the follow
ing lines Of idterest.to parties purchasing
OIL IapQa: E4t l. a ,gu.-' l=T.f
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AND MODE OF TREETMENr IS

THE H1 ! ACME OF PERFECTION.y
1FoUkIS KIE, RGsi iAiBT PEa1oDfo OAFARRH., / !
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reaches the source Of all trouble, and ehectuaIly
bsushes tue disease from the system by its imme-
diAts action on thet blood, We AdVise one and all
10 GiTeit trial, and become satisfied ofits won.
deEful power. g.
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Z OUREs oATARRH IN ALL ITS T1P1s AND srAoEs.

Il oUREs oATARRH, AND AvEars CoNsuMpTIoH.
IT 9 oUaEsOATARRH, AsEDD PAN IL InI Il TEMPLES II
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THh rebel treasury is in despsate CON.
dltisnn, To say pothlng Of the sildIess s to.
SamOs. "n'On, according sos'h to some sez|
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

THE HuRLBURr CoURT-MART1AL.---
The court-martial in the case Of Gen.
Hurlburt will be one Of the largest
convened during the war, it being
composed of seven Major Generals
from Gen. Canby's department, and
several from the North. The trial will
probably take place in New Orleans.
The charges against Gen. Hurlburt,
are of a serious nature, and comprise
it is said, a large amount Of peeulation
and fraud, running over period of
more than a year. The friends of Gen.
Hurlburt assert that many of these
charges are truaped up by disappoin.
ted contractors, spectators, &c,--N.
Y Tines Wash. Letter.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

se5" Some OF tho leading Radicala
are still trying to force the policy of
dark colored suffrage upon President
Johnson. But II is generally under.
stood that he is q very difficult fnnc.
tionary TO force thing on.
The Nashville Gazette, ono Of his
Tennessee organs, alludes to the accu-
muIating signs of a ''break between
the Radicals and the President" on the
negro suffrage question, and says:
"The people Of the Southern States.
Union as well as rebel, are opposed to
comforting the elective franchise on the
blanks" and it apprebends 'that the
radical Republicans might as we'll
commence fighting at once,' as by
so doing they will "tbe sooner discov-
er whether the President has any of
that grit in him be always admired so
much in "Old Hickory"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

OBElsANCE TO THE PUBLIC.
TRl. WEEKLY GAZETTE AND COMET.

Time was when this old aud we'll known
journal catered daily for tho ediAcation
and entertainment Of its hosts Of readers
and patrons. But, times change md
things change with them. The advent Of
War, followed, alasi by 30 many sad and
startling changes In the condition and
pursuits OF the Southern people, rendered
it necessary TO drop the daily publication
and assume instead q simple weekly issue
The War terminating, and tho dawn OF q
more quiet and prosperous future appear
ing, afford now encouraging earnest Of q
gradual though sure return to the arts and
pursuits OF peace, on the part Of our people.
Embracing tbs occasion, therefore, to
fall In and keep pace with the steady pro-
gress towards a brighter condition in tho
affairs Of our common country, the under
signed have formed q mutual ASSOCIATION
for the purpose of carrying on the news
paper, job printing and bindery business
Of tho Gazette md CoDsst o6iee.
Dating from to-day, the 6aseste and
C6ntet emerges from weekly to q tri-
weekly journal. TO meet the enlarged
expenses consequent upon this alteration,
we con fdently rely upon d generous in-
crease Of patronage. This we shall strive
to merit by the labor and attention which
we intend devoting to the several depart
ments of business we have undertaken
mutually to conduct, comprising MS above
stated, the newspaper and job Offices and
bindery.
As soon as practicable, the Gaa6tto md
C5met will be issued daily. .a..r ..s g
j, G. CpARnorrE,
r. 3. X. liATcn,
G.A. PfgE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22
GENERAL NEWS.

An expedition will start from
Leayenworth for the plains about
the middle of August, TO collect and
herd for while, and thus tame,
and snbsegucntlyadrive to the
States for u market, not less than
five thousand nor more than ten
thousand buffalo. One hundred
and twenty men are wanted--dia-
charged cavalry men preferred. Y
The prospect of the California
wine crop Of 1865 Ia very good
The yield will be larger than ever
before, unless some extraordinary
misfortune should befall the grapes.
The two millions Of vines are now
in bearing condition. a
A daughter of Lucien Bonaparte,
the Princess Of Gabrielle, died re-
Gently ut Rome, aged T3 years.
The present wealth of the British
Islands is estimated at thirty-six
thousand millions Of dollars.
A movement is said to be on foot
TO build n large hotel in New York
city, for the accommodation of
jews, and where the table may con-
tain meats which they may eat.
ID. S. Osborn, naval reporter, who
was under arrest, charged with
publishing contraband news, has
been notified by Gen. Dix, that be
has approved findings Of court
which was mot guilty.
Many people living near the
beach at Biddeford, Maine, have q
superstitious belief that all who
bathe in ocean water on the 2eth of
June will be cured Of many of the
ills that flesh is heir to. So on
Monday there were long lines of
carriages on the beach from thia
cause.
The Denver, Colorado Gazette,
states that petroleum has been dis
covered within l5 miles Of that city.
1t says IAN extensive area Of
land, covering an extent Of over fif-
teen hundred acres, az we are in
formed, is literally saturated with
the crude petroleum. Ono gentle
mar informs ns that the clay can
be taken in the hand and the oil
wrung from II like a SPONGE
A Washington dispatch says, Mr..
Ford, has been informed that his
theatre will not be allowed TO be
opened for theatricals. He charges
that this is dodge of the Christian
Association to depreciate the value
Of the property, and force Ford to
sell cheap. 'if@
The New York IrtJune's Wash
ington special says that the Freed
mems Bureau has refused to restore
to former rebel owners confiscated
and abandoned lands set apart by
Government for the use of freedmen
and refugees, and has finally conclu-
ded to leave the whole matter to
LHG CDuFL5.
The New York Times says It
is stated that jeff. Davis, has writ
ten letter to Charles O'Oonnor,
one Of his counsel, which has been
intercepted by the authorities, pro-
badly ON account Of some express
ions it may contain. It is further
understood that an application from
| IO'Connor, for an interview with Da.
Wis, has been denied.
A gentleman, while walking the
streets at Des Monies, Iowa, during
n thunder storm the other evening
had one Of of his eyes completely
destroyed by lightning, without 9th
er injury.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

TuE LOUISIANA FREE BANK SECURE
TIES SENT TO w AsHrNGToN IN MILITARY
CUsroDy.--It will be remembered,
says the Now Orleans Bee, Of the
l7th, that upon the surrender Of the
Trans-Mississippi Department to
General Candy, the State and city
bonds belonging to the free banks,
and deposited with the State Audi.
tor, as securities for their circula-
ton, were delivered into military
custody along with the archives Of
the State which had been removed
to Shreveport. 1t was supposed
that these bonds would be restored
to the keeping Of the State Auditor
who would occupy as custodian
thereof the relation to the FREQ
banks, contemplated by the act un-
der which they were created. This
expectation, however, was not soon
to be realized, and from the follow
ing notice from Major Gen. Sheri-
dan, to Mr.. Julian Neville, State
Auditor, which has been kindly
| communicated to US by the latter
as information ofinterest to the pub
lie, such disposition of the securi.
ties in question would seem indefn.
itcly postponed:
Headguarters military Dieisaonl
a 0fthe South West. ,
New Orleans, July 18th, 1865. /,
To Julian Neville, Auditor of the
State Of Louisiana, New Orleans.
SrR---I have respectfully 10 noti-
fy You that in telegraphic com
munication received from the Lien
tenant General, / am directed to
place the Louisiana State, and City
Bonds now in my hands, with the
Adjutant General Of the Army at
Washington, until further notice.
/ am Sir, very respectfully,
...s Yonr ob't serv't,
(Signed) P. RI. SHERIDAN.
Maj. Gen. U.S.A.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

THE GREAT OBJRcTs. Ts.--The New
York World says that the national
credit, the reconstruction of industry,
the resumption of specie payment, the
developement of our resources, the
re-establiahment of our civil tribunals,
and the supremacy of law, are the
great objects to which the national
policy should be directed,
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Contracting Rates for tine Trl-Wcekly'
(oHE SQUARE Is TEN LINES OR LEss3

gaV- Parties wishing to contract for quarterly
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ISLAND POsF OFFICE.
Mail A cement.

Chrcago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. W., and 4:4o P. N Closes at 100 A.
NJ, and 1880 P. NJ.
Stertiss aud Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, RapIas CI:y, Port
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P. NJ Closes 500 A. NJ, and Ala P. II.
Oguswka MaA via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
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nesday aud Friday, aI9 A. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at Pm.
Macom5 MIii, via. Presumption, Fariow's
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and Monmouth TO Macomb, leaves " ed
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day and Friday at p. NJ.
centre Point MA, via Rural, Prariefeld, Rich
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I'D Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
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and Friday al : P II.
cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andoyer, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at A. ARRIVES Thurs
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Office hours from A. ii. to ). 90 P. ii.
On Sunday open from to l0a IN.
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Notices o! wants, - - iost,'' 90 found,' to
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Editorial notices charged for at the rate OF 10
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AL notices tor religious and benevolent Pur-
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Obituary notices, except simple announcements OF
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Advertise ncnts discontinued before the eKPIra-
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Liberal coutracts made with yearly advertisers.
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THE
ANNUAL CYCLOPEDlA
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
MIN vDxD 1894

| N Presenting to the public another volume
l. of the Annual Cyclop9dIa, containing the
record of the most turbulent year which the coun-
try has witnessed, no Efforts have been spared to
secure it's completeness and accuracy, and to pre-
serve it free from every mark of partisanshiP.
The principles adopted In the previous years
have taken effect, and many new and most I'M
discussed during 1868 such as cenfiscation, eman
cipation, indemnity official and pecuniary, the re-
lations of the Insurrectonary states TO the Union
personal liberty, martial law prize, the liability
Great Britain for damages done by the Alabama
Sc, sc.
These discussions are embraced in its contents,
together with the important civil and po-
litIcal measures of the Federal and State govern
ments; an accurate and minute history of the
struggles of the great armies and their battles H.
Illustrated with maps and plans of actions taken
from official copies the debates of the Federal
and Confederate Congresses; financial measures
of the government, commerce, &c, &c the pro-
ceedngs the Confederate States To mt ain the
war and establish their government; also, all the
exciting movements IN foreign countries the de.
velopments IN the physical sciences the progress
| of literature mechanical Inventions and improve
ments the stupend Ous enterprises of the govern
meat connected with the war, such hospital
! for the army, the manufacture Of ordnance, an
the trade regulations in insurrectOnary district,
! The present statistics of the religious denOmina
! tions, the Biographical sketches of the emInen
ersons decreased in 1864, sc.
! The contents arranged IN slphabetIca
| order, and accompanied by most complete In
1 dex. The volume Is IN the style of the Ne'
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