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Bron1fne Superior to Chlorine NJ DIS.
tnfectant-HOyv It In to be Used.
ICu1Yr1pQpdeuce Of The ChIcaen Tribunal


GAL1aBuRs, III, Nov. Q, 1865.
As the probable advance Of the cholera Is
causing great anxiety, permit me, through
your columns, to call attention to the disin-
fcctlng powers of bromine, IN agent far more
active than chlorine, both as deodorizer and
anttsepttc.
In the fall Of 1852, while In charge, Of the
Park-barracks Hospital at Louisville, Ky.,
when erysipelas, typhoid fever and malignant
dysentery were epidemic, I made series Of
experiments with broDiue as distnfectaut.
The experiments we're made under the direc-
tfous Of Prof. NJ Goldsmith, the Chief Of
Hospitals, md proved conclusivcly thaa the
vapor Of bromfne In the wards DESTROYED the
virus Of these diseases IN the atmosphere. In
the small pox and measles hospitals the same
experiments were made. II was proven that
even the vtrns Of small pox In the air was
rendered innoxions, and the clothing worn By
the patients, II tumigated with bromlne,
might be worn with impunity by men In
In the spring OF 1868, the same effects were
produced at the Gansrene hospital In Muf-
freesboto, Tenn, Of which I had the charge.
The vapor Of bromfne in the wards elect
ualsy prevented the sptead Of the disease,
while as curative agent in hospital gan-
creme, 1t was found superior to any other
known substance. These experiments were
reproduced Mt the general hospital at Tulla, =,
homa and ct No. 9, MuTfeesboro, In the ~
and winter of 1Sl.; md the summer OF loo4'
Not only erysipclas and gangrene. but y,
phoid pneumonia, malignant dysentery, aug
dialrhna, were SO controlled BY ~ ! vapor La
no infection arose from thedi and ptsad dsor.
ders. p-..
in 1enorts to the Surgeon General, and by his
orders nTomIne YVES introduced Into all the
Geat hospitals In the South and West, and
the facts reported by Nj. Goldsmith In his
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Submitted report md ordinances for nlllns and
I foE dredging out Haley Slough, which were
Referred to Committee on Streets and Alleye,
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house, were destroyed yesterday. Loss
about S9O, ,oOO. Insured. Up to last evening
eight bodies had been recovered from the
wreck, but 50 badly burned that but few
were recognized.
wAsHiSGroS, May 6.--I, is reported and
believed that since ,he Presidents return
he has related TO the Cabinet the psrlicu.
lars Of the conference with the rebel COM
missioners, and they all endorse his course.
No official action, however, has been taken.
To days Chronicle says that Stephens,
Hunter and Campbell have before this laid
their case before the Southern people, and
their people have heard or must room hear
that their leaders would consent to nothing
but the recognition Of the rebellion. We
are Of course unable and unauthorized 70
say how much Mr.. Lincoln was willing 10
concede. The only condition 10 honersbIe
Pesee seems 10 have been declined by the
rebel commissioners that condition being
the restoration % the Federal Union, and
obedience to all the laws Of Congress.
NEw YOaE, May 6.-The Herald's Wash
ingion special says those in position TO
know thereaI fstes Of the recent peace con-
ference look upon the result as being very
;ar frsm failure. Il is impossible for Lin
coin or Seward to say TO what extent nego-
tiations have failed or succeeded, until re-
ply to the report Of Stephens and his $3.50
cisLes Is received from Richmond.
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Herybo6y.
A. { ". ANnSRRRR.

WHoLEsALE SUrtRx suPPLrERs. Convka
OF Public Square and Market Street
have lust received from New York and B1s
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering nc
Wholesale 70 the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; hsye also on haul large and varied
assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, purcEss-
Cd before ths late increased taxes, which
they are anxious 90 close out 90 Is small ss-
vance on invoice cost In addition % whieh
they beg 70 call attention 10 their largo
stock Of Liquors, consisting ia part. of
Ch8mpaignes, Catswba, and Ciarct Wine
Whiskey, Cogniac Brandy, BIt,e-5, Gin.
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, SchraPps, &C. Sc.
Stationery, white ard buf envelopes, al.
sizes; foolscap, letter, sud note paper Of al
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions of all Gescrir-
lions, furnishing goods, and q complete
stock Of suffers Goods, such e. Peaches
oysters, Rajsins, Mustard, Ssrl.nes, Spices.
Soda, &c, &c.
Dealers VIII find 10 % their interest 90 give
as call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 70 the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner OF Public
Square and Market So.
a. K NJ. LANDSBERG. Jsugg-3u
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We trust that the War Department
will authorize Major General Rousseau
70 raise q veteran corps, consisting Of
Ten thousand men, in the West. Gen
Rousseau is very popular with Western
people, and sc believe that be would
experience but little difficulty ia rais
ing the required number Of men
Thousands of Kentuckians, discharged
soldiers who cannot return 10 their
homes because they are in possession
of guerrilla bands, would enlist under
him and again engage to fight the bat
ties Of the Union. The States Of Ken
lucky, Indiana, and Illinois alone
would furnish the ten thousand men
in less than sixty days, if it WAS known
that the corps was 10 consist Of veteran
soldiers, and 10 be commanded by Gen.
Rousseau. The General is gallant
able, experienced and, above all, he is
popular with the common soldier
dis name by itself Is q tower Of
strength. If he Is granted permission
20 raise the corps he viii make il one
OF the most efficient body Of troops in
the service. We repeat, We earnestly
hope that the War Department will
duly consider his application and grant
the necessary authority without delay
-L0uistils Journal
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PAssIyG MEDICINE Labels As GREEN
BAcKs-A couple Of officers Of the glst
Indiana Infantry we're playing a sharp
trick on Sunday night, by passing m d
ic.ne labels on some Of our citizens a.
FIVE dollar Treasury notes. They sue
ceeded admirably we'll, as they got of
their hands about three hundred dol~
lars Of it The labels were something
lighter in appearance than Treasury
notes, and had ia the centre a large -, -
and the back Of the note was very
different from that Of o greenback.
Messrs Ciarv0e and McDeytit, detec-
tiyes, went in search Of the parties, and
when they were found 70 be military
officers, they informed Colonel lngra-
ham Of the fact The Colonel then de-
tailed Military Detective Charles Ner-
rill TO accompany them and arrest the
guilty parties. They we're again hunt
ed up, and we're found in company with
their regiment and on the move, IN con,
sequence OF which they could not he
arrested, but ordered 70 report imme-
diately after the regiment should come
10 halt Wash ChYon
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JOhnsOnVille.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOX sALA' over
~ 15O Building Lots u 'he
City Of Johnsonville,

publisbsd plsa Of which can Be- seen - - ,s
srd AZ ti.e pfiDsipa Hotels, and Other P.l-s 49, -
ip this CITY. bang ebgihy locALeo - ~. e-,,, -,
la-k ~ tha Teunsssee riVer, 10 nHif1 Is4 -
mouth and q the terminus a TIE e>tt,. et, 80 ~
NorthEesSern Ralro d distance o. q -. - -, -
that CItyiasuuouhded, ss u D., b 8 ro-l - - - -
S,etiye country and being IN almost coas-.l. @ L't
eonmunifstioIaJFth ID many of the moe itl -
soynmefelsf 54Uss of TIE North sud @ 49, - se'
must af 10 al stAnt dsy, beeOgs3s clig O -
neEs irppOrtanee. sCch an opportunity foE sac
~ trcntsb'e investEsent, is bet ssldofn OI7teA-
Ne are the sole Agents Of he sse o. O<-, an -
6,Ilv authorised aod empowered q si11A Hl-ss 70
Aoply . W. MATT. BRowN 4 co. Asts.
uav1H--H Al Chedf5 sAeNAs
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NO. ESQ.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Broker,s Oface-1ot a RnnE

c. y. Ordway has removed a. n,
North College street. next door Il, lha F.-
National Bank. lie confines bir-alr OK.
ciusiyely 10 a Brokers business, bgy- sut
sells Cold and Niiror and all Lialg 81 Tt-
cVrreHt A0rCy; ond pays the highest prices
for Government Fonciers, AasIatsE Votes
&c.
Office open at A. n. aud our r-f-rF
TBos. B. sASrLE remains there TIL 10 p. AI.
for the accommodation Of those who usy
wish 20 make exchanges after night. ana
take the morning cars.
Feb ], l565-3m.
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NAsHYILLR. FebruarY 8 e


To .Messrs. Thos. A. r Nelson, and Others;
GESTLExES: have just received your
communication Of the 2Sth ultimo, for
which l most heartily thank you The
very hattering terms in which you ap-
prove and commend my official action
while at Knoxville, ara exceedingly
gratifying to me- If can be so fortu-
nate SO as to deport myself in the ad-
ministration of Justice, and the laws of
the land, as to merit the appreciation of
my brethren of the profession, shall
have accomplished the summit of my am
bition- Among the masses lawyers are,
perhaps, less appreciated than any
other class of citizens; and yet it is at
tested by all history that they are not
only the most enlightened, but the
hrInest, most independent, and fearless
advocates Of well regulated liberty, Of
which any free State can boast.
Their good opinion, then, and espe-
cially that of those with whom have
heretofore been intimately associated,
Is certainly most gratifying fully
appreciate your sentiments as to what
constitutes true liberty, aud the great
influence Of s just and impartial ad-
ministrstiOn ofthe laws in securing and
Perpetuating il And IN the hope that
l may ever be able to discharge my
duty IN the spirit indicated by your
letter, | am with assurances Of higb Is.
TEEN,
Sincerely and truly yours,
CosEALLT Z. THCa.
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

ITO elise BUSINESS AT No II CEDAR ;,
/ large lOt Of Mih Gry and CtEsas Clothing,
EEoriE. &C., vel al kinds Of NCtions, Can
ped fruits. Cheese Che-n1ts &C.. &c, lCseE thkn
AZ sny OIher plsss 10 the city.
rare chsnee "a o5ered . any Oos Nsoting
R3od BUSINESS lecaaou, part q al q tbs 5soch
30 sIs With the furniture of the store.
suders . " csrtalniy Aad it % their scvsnisge "
osJl % .. h START5AAN,
IsCgl-c No. n Cadsr street.
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w ANTED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE AND
" sPf.-Ihe most Interesting aud exctIur
TOOK eFer ptihl.s al, emt1sIng The adyerturss 81
Woulan % tue Jniou rrmy 81 Nurse -cnut ed
5py Giving most vivid inner picture CO the 70 .-
Resumed and disahied UfhCers ard Soldiers "a
want o. profitable employment s.l Cad B.. Bsau-
--RIit adsptet 70 thelr condition. JONES aRDs
3 GO so Man street. C,nci-naL. Ct.,
tzU31-3md6se
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CouNIERELLrs.-InlormaL,on - - l.

COUSTERFEIrs.-Iuiorm has been r.-
Csiyed by G. l.. Barlow b Go. that certain
druggists il this city have been palmIng Oh
on pers0ns calling for Dr.. VeIloc's Pink Cs-
rate an article Oi their own maau.sc.gts.
which they say ia superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise al persons ~ get the
genuine, and should you rs4 -.ro ruy mel -
cine for the Itch, Riug-w0rm, Tolter, or
any disease Of the skin, DO uot suffer GD y
unprincipled man 70 imPose suy otle-
preparation on you, but get pr. VeH.e'a
Pink Cerale, manufactured by e. L. Bar
tow Z Co., No lyE D.aderick street. Sa8h-
vile, Tenn
p. S.-A liberal discount made 90 dealers.
5ent by mail 10 any address on receipt q
81 Il. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep2G-tf
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A SuFERiOs REHGDY.-Ws eau cyusc.oa-
tiously recommend % those sg1er.ug from
a distressing cough, Dr.. Strlcklands N8lI-
lucus Cough BsisGm. 70 gives relief a.
most instantaneOusly, and IS wthzl no. dis
agreeable % the taste. There IL no doubt
but the AelhtEOus Cough Bsi8an % Gae lI
the best preparations 10 use, ard b al tLa-
Is proprietor claims for 10. We have tried
10 during the past week, aud found relief
from q msst distressing cough. I. IS pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland, No East Fourth
street, Cincinnati. ohio, and for sale by
Druggists, at 50 cents per bottle,
anZg-f "a su-lY
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NeW foods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Came;
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at Iow prices at Tptten's S0,zy Col
lege street.
ianZ2-tf.
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hIS AssE,s3 OF TEEGG rSE-E e.
II NOt5, SEMINAL, URINARY trU-= tuAH
5l3ihhS-neN AMI gailaDie i5eaIr1a an ...f 0I..
or t5e HOW ARD Ab5JCfATION-5.u. ~ n d lt
sealed let.s- enreiopea, fres u crar.e. Adt-a-F,
Dg. J. BAILLlN HOU6HTON, Houa-i hs - i. ION,
No. 8, S1uth Ninth-Sfffst. PHUsderrus. -
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10000 Dollars Bank OF shel5yyills. AZ
No 23 Union Street.
janI2-im VI. II. WATSON.
TV'HE CONFESSIONS ASu EXPEEITNCE or
Az rsN Aid,
Published for the benefit and as a CAJTI., rH
XoUSG MEN aud others. who 7atIpr trou Ntrrar.
pebiiity, Premature Decay Of Mauh15a, &c.. SUD
plying az Tie -ar'e time the Means of 5eifCura
Hy one Who bs~ cured himself aler undergone
considerable qu8ckery BY enclosing POSTPAID
addressed snyelOpe, single copies may ~ b.s.. Of
tha author.
NATHANIEL sIsYFAIE. E-l,
iec-3m BrO8EIvu kIua4 co.. e. 81
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Rhode Island, Kansas and Iowa have
filed their quotas and are free from the
draft
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OILS.
PAINTS,
vARNIsHEs.

3 BIDS. Copal yarnish, Btl japan Vszpsh-
+" Coach (" . Flowing
One barrel Flowing Nsrrsh.
One baaFti Black Leather.
For sale low, BY ENIN FENOLElV.''
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siih rbi. Gr,,s orisialI % chsFr5 comraaaila m
letter, Itch, scsld Head, BlOtt he's, salt
Rheum, All ErupliOns.

Hur. sEayns's AH-healng Ointment
= Dr. Esrayue's Al-healing oletuslll'
N.r.r 0ns - cure tlss most ohEtinate casas.
sald 6J " Q. W. SMITH, Druggists.
aaa g--sm-th saa "a Esshylis.
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If you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg No. 40 Union street
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NAHs, NAILR-4OO Kegs for sale by g.
". Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, p
Public Square jar22tf
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LIOUORS.

BIAS. Alcohol, % per cent.
10 per cent
Proof Spirits.
Fitt's Whisky pure. for med. purposes
Pnre French Brandy
Holland GiD.
Pure Port Msdeirs, and sherry MlDe- -,.,
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sIrNDRIES.

Is Kegs S0ds. : o. - -,,5resr.
Se1A 1e1s u,,so-c Ssits- 100 Lbs. CochioeaI,
Dutch MsddeT, D.. o. fszSs-slooe
sOo Lie. best Indigo, :. Esl,1r ,snlphur.
BIDS. Copperas, ,Hz ~ pFNDIETON
Fer sale low, bJ EHAN
Tanl6-SIn.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE is the 6rst 10 introduce this
new style OF Pictures Every body tLlL
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4,tf
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Is General Price Dead ?
From the Mobile Argus.
MERIDIAN. December "a 1864

From the Mobile Argus.
MERIDIAN, December q. 1864
Mr. EDlToR 7 had the pleasure of
meeting one Of my relatives from Mis-
souri, last night, "a brother Of General
Early s, in Virginia,) who was direct
from the Trans Mississippi Department
lie left General Prices headquarters on
the Sth of this month, at Washington,
Arkansas, and had pass from the old
General; he also states that he shook
hands with him when he left, and thst
the General was never in better health.
So you see that the ruInor Of his death
IS entirely false.
He joined General Price at Lexing
ton, during his late raid, and came out
with the army.
Gen. Price came down through Kan
sas, left the Missouri border entirely,
and crossed the Arkansas river above
Fort Smith, in the Indian Territory
Gen. Joe Shelby has won the sdmira-
tion Of the whole population Of the en-
tire Trans Mississippi Department, and
is dreaded by the Yankees as much as
Forrest in this department
Generals Marmaduke and C9bell were
captured while on a spree, which neces-
STATED q burning OF the wagon trains.
My informant states that Gen. Price
told him he would have had sixty thou
sand men in few days, if he could
have had the arms and ammunition to
exuip them Thousands are ready and
willing to fight, if the Confederate Gov
ernment would sustain them. About
1900 recruits came out with them.
Yours, YERG.
ANOTHER REPORT ABOUT PRICE
BoYHAM, Texas, Thursday, November
q, 1904 Editor Galveston News: Mail
Cen. Price and staff were here yester
day, also General Shelby and staff
They were ali to leave early this morn>
ing on their way to Washington, Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, where they ex-
pect to go into winter quarters with
their troops, and to re-organize, the
same. Gen Price says he brouget out Of
Missouri full brigade of recruits, all uu-
armed: the balance Of those who re.
ported TO him left him when they found
out he was not going to remain in the
State. He says the sentiment Of the
people in Missouri is entirely Southern
His army IS mu-h scattered, AID 0DDsars
sadly IN need Of discipline. I think hts
General himscJ is someWhdt cast doasn -,
consequence IF The result Of his late rad
lie reports the enemy reinforced from
neighboring States very heavily in his
front, and as bis recruits were nearly
all unsrmed he could not, maintain
himself Marmaduke and Cabell were
both captured near Fort Scott by Rose
Grams. Supplies are bountiful in Mis-
souri,. ALAMO.
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RITTERS.

r7ake's Plantation Bitters,
Bulls CedrOu
Hostetter's SJsmsch
Boorhsve's Holland
Hoohand's German .,,,.,s uyTS,.,
For sale low, y Eh ~
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s1aslrille 9Aniun.
WM. CAMERON . co.. PublisAera.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1866.
Complimentary.

The following correspondence is pub
lished at the instance Of the members
Of the Knoxville Bar, whose signatures
are attached 10 the letter to Judge
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WE WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION OF
~ the Isl1es 10 our closing cut sale cf an 81
TIE stock o.
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Sincerely and truly yours,
COsEALLT I. TuCa
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-16

DIR. \. CG,Sg.--This universally popular
lecturer, we are pleased to state to oar readers,
is in town. and will deliver lecture to-nlor-
row evening, the place will be designated in
the bills-on the laws Of health, the nature
and Treatment OF disease, etc. The Drs
attpiun,euts and zl,ill in treating Consumption
and all Chronic diseases. is universally &C
knowlelged. The Doctor can be consulted
at the s.asM's House for few days.
He hri appointed lecture for Tuesday
evening last. in the M.shodist Episcopal
Church. AMI consequently "a large number
had repaired su she church, but through some
cause or other were not permitted to assemble
The D ,ctor assures us that there shall be no
further disappointment. as all arrangements
will be perfected previous to the announce
m,nt Of theplace on the bllis.
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JEs3u's guerllas are flundsring at will in
ken;eehy. ......
Cos Nonrm, New York State agent has
been Internationally released by order of the
War Department.
p. 7. Kxss.np, Esq. has been appointed
States attorney for Talbot COUNTY. vice Wa.
b. Clark, Esq, Deceased.
Mr.. ,JouM SHRcvEn, residing near the Mt
Morris church, In Barbour county, Va. was
shot by bushwackers ON Sabbath evening last
week.
EtGnr women and one child have been sent
North BIZ Gen. Carter. commanding at Knox
vile. They arrived in destitute condition.
TEx unusually cold weather and the heavy
a,atinc ice is about to blockade the Ohio
Boats in the packet trade have abandoned
their trips. ....
The Susquehanna is so completely frozen
over at Harrisburg as to admit Of seishlng
upon its surface Horses and sleighs safely
cross on the ice.
IT is common to speak Of those whom a
fir, Tilted, MS her victims. This is grave
error. Her real victim Is tho man whom she
accepts. This reMihds us Of simile-" y
coquettc is rose from whom every lover
p!ucks Il leaf--,.hc thorn remains for the fu-
ture husband"
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BouSTY ny AaL.cANY County The Com :
missioncrs Of this county held meeting in
this city on Monday last, and determined to
givs bounty to every recruit or drafted man
Of $500. The bounty bill, (a PARTON of
which We publish this wcel; which has passed
the Genefal Assembly, authorizes each couu-
ty and the city of Baltimore to give bounty
not cxcscdiug 5000, and gives as State
bounty the sum of $500 thus making To-
tai bonnty OF $500, to any yoluatecr or draf-
ted nan going into the service of the United
States under the last call Of the President for
800, 900 men, Or under future calls, which
inay be made
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GODEYS LADY'S BOOK.


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For every department. of u household These alon
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Model Cottages (u5 other Magazine gives ,hemp
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DRAWING LESSONS FOR the YOUNG. An
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ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth 50 year Other
Magazines publish old worn-out music; but tho
sulScrhcrS 10 t'udcy get it before the music so,es
Gardening Ton Ladies. Another popularity with
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rinhons from Mcssrs A. T. Stewart 4 Co. Of New
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the only MAGAZINE that has them
Also, Fashions from tho celebrated Ii ode of New
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Ladies Eonucts. We give more of them in a year
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onabIcs every lady to he her own bonnet maker.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-16

TuR LusGs.-The cold and changcable
weather tells terribly on those who have weak
and diseased lungs Many are suffering at
this time with affections of the thrbat md
ulics Bronchitis is becoming +ery COM
mon affection Those who are prcdsposcd to
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, &C., should avoid
the night air. There IRE many preparations
recommended for these diseases, bit there is
not doubt but that DIR. Stricklands Mclif1n-
Gus Cough Balsam is the best remedy. We
have known it to effect cures in the worst
cases Of Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma
and primary cases of Consumption.