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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

Bcnsin p. Pc,. cAneaon Ohio. Orised DO mustered
out. 70 date January IS 1866 49,. -.
southW Western Virginia ordered TO be mustered out to date
Gaa:ha Pennypasker Yves, Chester Pa Oh leave Of a.
sease seyrJs!y woun9ed n sa't.e;
out TO date January IS, 1910.
Of the freedmen Rureau for the State Of Alabama.
Stewart Van let New York city, che dePo; quarter
MISTER in New York.
Tomos NJ Harris under orders Tepor. in person the
Frederick 4. Dent, Washington D. C., commanding
Lafayette C. Baker Washington. D. c.. special provost
marsha for tie War Dersriment Ordered to be- mustered
james $ BrabiH Lexirg Ky Commanding lst Brigade
st Division Department Of kentncLy Ordtredto be mus
tered out, to dale January -, 1860.
Joseph Potter Columbus, Ohio; ordered to be mustered
James NJ Warner Nnilebury W. ordered to be mustered
out to date January Is. 1856
Lewis B. Parsons: supervising the disposition Of Govern
ment boats and barge. on the Western riycrs
William Webs Waterbury, VI; ordered be mustered
ont, 10 daic January 10 1850
Oliver Edwards ordered be mustered out date Janu
Joseph r. Harblin Yarmouth Port Mass; ordered to be
James ". Forsyth, New Orleans, La Acting Inspector
General Military Division Of tie Gulf Ordered be
Richard L. Jackson Riurgod barracks, Texas command
ing I'd Division 18th Army Corps Ordered to be mustered
Charles H. Niorran Dvvals Bluff Arkansss commanding
Waite River District Ordered TO be mustered to date
William II CLARK Brnzos Santiago Texas con nandins post,
aud 81 Dyison 2jth Army Corps Ordered to be mustered
o.t 10 date February T. 1866.
William b. Woods Mobile Ala. President of general
courtmaTtia Ordered to be mustered 10 date Jan 49,
1866
Robert +. Caerson, IndanaQol5 Ind ordered to be mus
tered out. TO dste jan Is, 1866
Americas v Rice Kalida Ohio, ordered to BE- mustered
out date Jan Is lJG6.
Francis r. Sherman. NcwOreans, La. Provost marshal
Mry Division Of the Gulf Ordered TO b. mustered
out 10 date Jan. Is. loo.
William H. Penrose Readins Pa, ordered 10 be mustered
out 10 date Jan. Is, 1866.
Louis ID. Watkins, Lou.syle Ky. commanding post.
William Gamble. FoTt Leavenw0rth, han, member Of
general court Ordered to be mustered out to date
jan. IS. 1856.
Charles H. vanwyck, ordered to be mustered out to date
jan. IS. 1907.
Mism h. Tlbitts ordered 70 be mustered ont 20 fate
Jau. Il. 1850
Morin H. Chryscr ordered to be mustered out to date
Jan. u. 1856.
Joel A. Dewey Nashville Tenn. ordered to be mustered
nj In d Ian. lh. l-ll.
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Gas Superseded. Petroleum PopaIsrized!
IVES PATENT LAMPS

produce st much less and 10
filled trimmed and lighted tAS READILY As GAS with
ont the shade or chimney We have elegant
riety of c II ANDELIERS and BRACKETS, HANGING and
TABLE LAMPS &c; also ATTACHMENTS for applcs
tlons TO tias Fixtures and Table Lamps now in use
From H. C. Bowen, esq. Publisher OF The Independent
Since our gas burners removed and your lamps at
superior TO what we have endured heretofore. We hav
sixteen now in USE and all work well
We add the OF few OF the DIssATisFIED Gas Con
suxERs1 now using our lamps from Preference;
Home Insurance Co.. lnterna'oDai Insurance Co.. NORTH
American Co Lorilard Insurance Co.. Pacific Ina
surance Co. Phgnix Insurance Co.. Widows and Orphans
Insurance Co. Aston Insurance Co., Bowers, Beeknian
Bradford Frank Leslie esq John Auchincoss, esq Prof
w Hitchcock Marvin & Co.. Brown Brother Co. Bank
ers) James Buell. esq Prof d. G. Eaton. Central Nations
Bank Newly Tribune. Oranee Judd esq j. RICHARDS
esq j. c. Derby. ESQ., A. Stsnsbury esd Sargent Co.
J. +. Halsry Co.. F. 7. Brown Co.. Merritt Brown
N. Bradstreet Son. IL c. Reed. jr. Co, George w
Plat ESQ., Cutter, Tower Co.. Fowler Wells New1 orb
City Lunatc Asylum. William B. Dana, ESQ. Frazer Lee
Call aud examine. Fend FOR Illustrated Circulars
JULIUS IVES Co., No. 10 BeeknGn-si., ". Y.
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gOEyIE CAROLINA.
Mes.ags OF Gov. WORTH TO the Legislature
Rccornmc ndaiious-siafc Finances
A stay Law-No Further Necessity
for the Frcedmcn's STRENGTHENING
the Code Collection Of Taxes-Adn'is-
sion of Representatives TO Congress.

iAiiiehf ~ - I4NNft "hA' - i1'f.s
GOV. Worlh's Message was read before the
Assembly to-day. lie recommends the early appoint
meut O! magislmte.. and that the acts Of no Pro
visona Clerks and Sherins performed since the Pro
visongl GO,cru0r WIS relieved bo confirmed By the
Legislature. IIe recommends that the Attorney.
General have fixed salary AID reside al tie capital
aud not be required 90 Tide the circuit.
lie reoOmwend'd that all laws passed during the war
unsuiicd to their present condition IN c0udict with
their allegiance o. with tie Consultation Of the State or
United States De- repealed. The Governor hoped the
time is not Ter distant when the United states viii per
ccye ready TO perform all our obligations 10 he
National Government.
Iie advises the adoption Of judicious militia code
and the reorganization oil the militia Of the State lie
reviews tie condition of the banks. and advises IN
amendment TO the charter o. banks and railroads TO
allow them % take stock IN National Banks. The State
debt. exclusive Of the War debt Is nearly s45JOOJ0
The Governor says when the Legislature shall have
appointed Justice. Of the peace, and the courts are
restored tie machinery Of The Civil GoyernmeLt viii
be- about complete IL recommends stay las i0f The
benefit OF debtOis II constitutional mode can be de-
yi,ed Gov Worth thinks tAclc win be no necessity
fDI continuing the FTecLmcnr bureau after the lufis
dicton OF the courts IA restored.
dc advises the j. and sale Of state funds g. pay In
forest the state debt Taxes 70 meet liabilities
would be than double former taxes. ana moro than
the people in their impoverished condition. could paw.
The Governor would 10, be understood as being DE-
sponoent relative 10 state Affairs lie fays We must
rey chiefly upon our virtue ana pcrsfIYcrlng industry
says we must protect the aborer aud punish warrants
The blacks get Justice from the courts and all
conflict OF authority will be prevented. He refers the
Legislature 10 The commission appointed by the Con
veDiiOn 10 review the code touching the blaoks makes
specific recommendation but leaves the matter with
the Assembly lie also refers 10 the collection OF taxes
by Federal officers and regrets that our Senators aud
Representatives hive not been admitted to Congress
He clOsoG az follows: Il pay God a reforming
sense Of pItriotisn and justice viii long correct
lie pIejudce ol tho lime, snc carry oU the wlso fys
Re 60 successfully begun and perfected far de-
pended the executive authority for the restoration
OF The States Of constitutional and Harmonious Union
and hat lie will inspire all Of with The wisdom aud
disposition 10 do night"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Dnslncse Notices.
WHY Is Ii :


Why do the people the rooms Of the Cotton Dental
Annexation SIX RTAsoss l. Because they originated tho
use Of the ga anu ought 10 know how mike aud admins
ten IN the best II. bscluro they have admins
tered . Ol pssn's without tc hfst accident fur.
and therefor have 5000 uiyeriscTs H. Brcaus. they do
nothing bat cIrac teeth, rud constant experience enables
them ~ do IN the best ~. because nearly all the
bss dentists IN the city recommend trir patients 70 them
v eoausc thry MAKE e go iTrsh every day. VI Because
they agree t. nake DO Il .rr~ u the, any palm
Office Eos. 10 aud 20 Cooper Institute.
The LAST DAYS of cx.President Martin
Van Buren, made comor ihs BY JoSAs WHIT
ooxBs RKHEDY Letter. a. our pos.cson from hi,
physician, and from Mr. Van Nufcn himself empress much
frstrsat0u with the results Of a. use.
F0ffac' f0m the " Life 4 Wellington living by la
nephew. Pierre II living Vol ". pis- ~,
The d of li,cnntd a. ma Hpfim'nf-whai Lad been
suygrstsdty Dr. 90. WI Homr. his lot. visit Jonas
Whtconb teinedy for Asthma s.easpooni In winegsss
Of water TO be taken every four hours good h tho
result"
Of purely Asthmls character has failed 10 give
prompt rhci nnd ~ many permanent las be-n
ELECTED No danger need be apprchcndsd from IT, An
infant may taAe u 9Th perfect safety tSr- circuarD
JOSEPH BURNETT Co.. Boston
sole PrOprietors.
For sale by all druggists
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TEE AMERICAN BOHGEa;
Execution OF Martha Grinder AT PHO.
burzh.
PnI-BrECH Pa, FRIDAY, Ja0. - lscC

PrI-BrRGH Pa, Friday, Jan. - lro0.
Martha Grinder. Tire poisoner, was executed
today. She made confession admitting tie murder
Of Mary c. Caruthefa and Jane T. Buchanan. but de-
MES tie other charges poisoning brought against her
Contrary - general expectation her dcpormeni on the
scafold va calm and collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
POLITICAL.
Gerinnm Union Central Committee Eiec-
ton OF Omcer..

The German MON Central Committee met
last evening az Rlnk Hotel and elected Gao iolovins
gentlemen officers for The ensuing wear. President
DR.. Louis Naumgun; lot Nice-Prcsident Dr. Herman
Muir; "a Vice. President George MauclOl. Recording
Secretary Gusiavus Beyore; bonding Secretary!
Leopod Vel. Iraasnrer. AuEn.i Koch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
THE ARMY.
lit Of Major-General3 and Brig
adler Generals.
rbst They are DoinS-Who stay Al
and Who CO Out
DEPARTMENT. wA-mSar y Jan. TO- 1866

D.rAnIvrsT. WA-EINo1 ~ Jan. 49, -'O,'
- comnliauce with the Senate's resoln-
,s, aih Of December, ls,' directing tAe ser VT,
W Ito report wha: number OF men are nov, now
.! ~ ne Regular Army. what nuinosr Of ollooi'
h', 3,s COMMISSIONS, where aid officers are Sta
&c D. ,,t duty they are performing" &c nave
t0-.- a. end herewith the ACCOMPLISHMENTS he
u W. ,b,ct containing the information oesireu'
If - -s.nec..llly Sir, your obedient servant,
EDWIN II. STANTON, Secretary OF war.
.rs FOSTER. Presid 20: Of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Executive Committee OF the sixteenth
A.scinbly District,

There was q meeting Of the Executive Com
niiiee OF the Sixteenth Assembly District UuqS Ass0-
cl3iiOn yesterday. TIE meeting which was an I'm.
IMPOSING one composed Of some 1907 - politicians
snd took place in hfte lager beer saloon on Third
sve., between Fhy.Bilth and Sxtcth-sis.. but the
Committee transacted business. and adjourned to
nee; al the place on the second "Wednesday Of
fnnrfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
The sirike on the Michigan southern
Rniiread-Trnins Rupning Regularly.

JnIcAOO@ Frday, Jan. II. Itb1.
The engineers strike on the Michigan South
ern Railroad is resulting In detention to the passen
eer-trains. Freghttrans stopped only 81 hours
Both passenger and eghttrains are running regularly
O-day. The strikers have all been discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

DEMoREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZISE.-EXtraor-
dinArv attractions In the Feb. No. comprising popular
Music large and beautiful Eng-vlngs interesting
Sioric. original Poem b. W {. Bryant splendid Fash
iona Valentines, yancing Skating Household Maiers
and other brilliant novelties No i73 Broadway, New.
York
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MARBLE ID.

Rev l. Defn,res, s, the rcs1ence OF the bride iatheT
Sir Henry L. I'M. 70 Miss Deiaphene C. Polhamus dsush
tor OF John Pohamus esq, all Of this city
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IA1rcT'isemeu.s

.IyrPERs. No. 513 Broadway. will sell his
Ladies' and Chiircns BooTs and sHOFs al pair less
tiu March / JIFFTRs No 5lJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

We viii teach our Susy" 70 say "a bless
Jag Mr.. wvs1Ow helping her to survive and escape
tie gripping. cocking and tee.lng siege We confirm every
word se forth in The prospectushe SOOTHING sTRUp per
forms precisely what i, processes do we had tie power
We would make Mr.. WrssLow-s' Size is-the physical
savior to the infant race-lExtract from the Rev c. T.
Weisers letter.
AsTHMA.-A spasmodic affection of the Bron-
eia Tubes which covered with dry tenacioa.phleg
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocurs will in case, give
inmedsie relief For Coughs Gods ani Throi, Diseases
the Troches have proved their efficacy.
"An Old Lady Friend having tried many yemsdie, for
Asthma with no benefit found gre. relief from tie Troches
1.-THE Rev. D. Let's, Frankfort II.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
attention. neglect of the trouble often causes prolonged
sickness Browns "vERxrYUsE coMVrrs simple remedy
and will destroy without injury to the child Sod a,
25 cents box by mos, Dealer,in Medicines.
All the worst forms of Rheumatism are being
daily cured by METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
TITS wonderful Medicine never falls and thousands who have
suffered circulating agony for years are instantly relieved
and soon cnred by oiew doses
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, IL. d.,
GIyEs THE Bssr' PATxsr LIMBS TO soLDIzRs-YRRE IA
BwAT NY 1853 CHKsrsUTsr., Pha 10 GREEsEsT., Bos
ton CosnrsiIosED By suRGEoS'6EsSRAL bAEsSs l. ,.
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUsPENsoRY
BAsDAGgs. SuPPoETBRs Sc-MARsa Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Ofce only a, no. Neseyst Lady attendant.
TRUssEs, ABDoMES-SUPPoRTERs SHOULDER
BRACES SILK ELASTIC SToc KINGS KNEE APPS and AHKIETs
CLUTCHES aud sUsPEssoRY BAsDAGEs. lady attendant.
MARSH BEos., No. Si2 broadway.
THE AMERICAN Cow MILKER,
Complete Success
Patented March 49, 1865.
Agents wanted. send for descriptive circular
Kddrc,, L. o. CoLyIS, No. JaS Broadway. ~.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Csrtes Nignette ~ per dozen Duplicates 81 An mega.
tiye' registered. r. A. LEWIS, No 100 Chahan-., n T.
BATcHELoss HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable t1yms" aud iR,sni,nsOu
sedby oil Druggists. Factory No 81 Ba'oav-s;
SECONDHAND SAFES in large numbers, Of our
and Others make taken in exchange r new patent
ATTN and Dry PLASTER sATEs. For sale low. ,,.
aARvEH Co, 2oS Broadway aud III Chestnuts'' rhN@
DR.. J. II. ScHEycK Of Philadelphia will be
at No . Bond',t Nsw.York every TUESDAY only from
Resp.fome,er, 81. His Medicines always be obtained
there.
GROVER q BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
FLAsTTc STITCH sEwrSG MACHINE Tor family use NO. 40
broadway
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
snd Msnuf,ct1rers CROWN / BAKER sEwisG MACHINE
COHPANY No. ss5 Broadway.
THE improved "Sloat" Elliptic Sewing-Ma-
ehinea-A II srPLKE No. So Broadway Agents wanted
]
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPASY.-ELIAs
IowE IT, President No go Broadway. Agents wanted.
WHEELER & WILSON'S Lock STITCH SEWING
MACHINE and BUrroNHoLE MAcHisE No. 6E Roadway.
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PYLE's q. X. soAP-IHR PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use. becomes cy.
temey hard and not liable 10 unnecessary waste. Sold
By groceTs everywhere. Depot No. 80 Westinghouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

EEIcssoS's CALoETc ENGINES. for pumping and
all light work. uneqnaled. No. 1914 Dgane-st., y. Y.
CLOTHES WRSGERS ~ all kinds repaired by
BAILEY WA,HSG MEISGIss MAcHSE CO. sol Bway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

mustered ont to date Jan H. 1896
Chnsiopher C. Andrew s. cloud MINI. ordered to be
Edward ~ MeCook ordered to be mustered out, to date
Tdward Hatch Knoxville Tenn Chief Of Cavalry De-
plrmen q Tennessee ordered 70 be mustered ou - date
Jan. Is, l0fG
August Ksut1 Cleveland Ohio ordered to be mustered
out. date Jan. -, 1866.
John r Brooke, Annapolis Md; member Of general
John r. Harroun Dcpurnen, of Kentucky; under orders
o. MorGen Palmer ordered TO b. mustered out 70 date
SAMUEL 8 CAROL, Charlottesville Va commanding D.
tc Of Central Virginia ordeied TO be mustered out 70 date
Emory UPTON Denver City Colorado Territory command
seden Conner. Kendall. MIL. Maine severely wounded
cae o absence io 80 days ordered 10 be mustered out at
rs expiration.
William 4. Bartlett on leave oil aOsence on account OF
Martin D. Ilardin Raeigh N C., commanding district Of
neeig Oidered be mustered 70 date Jan. 10 1906
Charles Paine, Boston Msss, ordered to be mustered
OF TO date January y, lG66.
courtmafiial (Lost leg IN battle)
George H. Chapman. Department Of Missouri, under orders
Of Major General Pope.
Joseph A. Cooper Jaczsboronrh Tenn ordered to be
tered ou;. TO da,e January T. laoe
Charles C. Wscut 1t. Louis No. under orders Of Biz
General Pope Ordered to be mustered out to date January
Joseph A. Haslin, Washington, d. C., commanding de-
fences around Washington. Member Of general court martial
John W. Sprsgue ST. Louis, Mo- Assistant CoInus.ioner
James d. Fetscnden Baltimore Nd commanding District
Of Western Maryland, ordered to be mustered out to date
Jan. Is, 1866.
Iii Long Trenton N. J.. commanding District Of New
Jersey, ordered be mustered out to date Jan Is 1866
Thomas w Egan New York City, ordered to be mustered
out. TO date Jan. IS 1866.
Joseph Hawey ordered to be mustered out to date Jan
Is 1865.
Isaac II. Duva Wssburg ". Va, ordered to be mustered
out. 10 date Jsn. l5 1866.
John Edward: Charlton Iowa. ordered to be mustered out
Thomas &. Devin City ordered TO be mustered
out. to date Jan. 10, 1866
Alfred Gibbs. San Antonio Ter., commanding LIST Cavalry
Division Department Of Texas ordered be mustered out to
date Feb. !, 1856.
ksnsld r. Mscken1e New YORK City ordered to be
tered out TO date Jan. Is 1866
James X Slack Huntington Ind, ordered to be mustered
Thomas j. Lucas ordered be mastered out to date jan
Is 1866.
George l. Bea ordered to be mustered out to date
airy 49, 1856.
Henry g. Thomas Portland Me- ordered to b, mustered
out, 10 dr'e January IS. 1885.
Cyrus lariu Bangor Me- ordered to be mustered oct TO
date January -. 1856
Robert X Scott, Napoleon, Ohio sssgued to duty an the
u ssdrfu l.ulra..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
sickness Browns VERsEusE ComYIrs' simple remedy
and will destroy without injury the child Sod a,
% cents box by most Deaersin Medicines.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-04

PHTsEuEeK, January 10th, 1855
ALLEGHENY FERrILIzrR COMPANY:
Snaeeu-Enclosed You the Analysis ofyour Eureka
Amuoniated per-Phosphae Of Lime The immense
yzlue of the Super Phosphate known every
ist ao tbs fact that the value Of different Fertilizers al
IN proDortion to Of Soluble Phospheric Acid
nj sats II aruonia The Eureka contains four
ann az ia Phosphorie Acid In the soluble state also twelve
er can't Of Sulphae Of Ammonia and considerable
tit, Of orr.c natter of fsrsnng quality It is obvious
that Fertilizer composition cannot be surpassed
and it gives ne great dsal Of pleasure to econnsnd yonr
Eursis As tbs reliable Fertilizer which has come to
nay knowledge. .,-,-,,,
Your, rsspsetfally, OTTO wUrH,
Anslytical and Consulting Chemist,
Corner Of Third and Sf1hfesd streets
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20 UTz'S
cLLEsRlfzD
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation, long and
favorably known, will thor
oughly reinvigorate broken
down and loH.spirited horses,
by strengthening and cleans
ing the stoSeeh and intes-
tines.
It Is a sure preventative
Of all diseases incident to
YER. CHAMBERS, YELLOW
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~A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING SEALED ENVELOPE EOh
~ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 Eleven for
S2 Thirty S. sxtyve for $40; One Hundred Tor 80
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
patrons desired to send United States money Enen
1t is convenient. Long letters are unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in be &C.
copanied by the CAsH with the name Of the person sending
and Town. County and State plainly written Letters should De
addressed to the Managers as follows:
GOODWIN. HUNT ~ Co.,
Box 5706 Post Office, New York.
uoy22-6m+
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard vGJEs and ro to BE- paid for unI 20"
E7.o1o tchGt you tstH recstTe. AeA
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth
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FOR ONE DOLLAR
which they need pay until it s known what is drawn
its value. Entire satisfaction Guaranteed In all Cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would call Of its being the Original and
Largest Gift Association in the country We therefore en-
send FNsR Goods and give better chances 70 Obtain
the valuable pr=e than other OF ne
kind continues to be conducted in far ana
honorbe manner large and greatly increasing TRADE
proof patrons appreciate this method OF obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
During the past year Association has sent very large
number valuable prizes all parts Of the Tnose
who paronize win receive the full value Of Their money
as no article list worth less than One Dollar res
and there no blanks.
Parties dealing with rs may depend having prompt re-
turns and the articles drawn Immediately sent to any
address BY return mail express .
The following parties have recently drawn vsnace prizes
Eureka Association and have kindly allowed the use
their Names many other names be Puehshed were We
permitted: - ~,
Andrew wilson, Custom House, Phladephis, PENN, Oil
Painting Value James Hargraves, SCI Broadway New
York Oil Painting, value 500 Il. Jones Bsrrett Marshall
Waterbury Ct Gold Watch value, sl25 Shaw 22z East
2lth Street. New York. Piano. value $3.50; Mrs. Chas J. Ne
Wis Emira T. Piano, value, $500 Miss Lucy yansway 81
mira N. T. Cluster Diamond Ring Value, s90O MIS- a. rem
noyer City Hotel Nashville Tenn, Melodeon, vaue Slzo;
Oscar NJ Allen, B. 1920 Reg Ind. Vols, NasnVls Tenn,
watch value $50; Rowland s. Patterson, Co. D. lOh Iowa
Vet Volunteers Oil Painting value, 500 Mrs. Abbey
sons Springfield Mass Melodeon Tslue $780, James
ter City Surveyor Syracuse N " Gold Wstcn Vsus Soo
Mrs James Ety. III Wooster st., cor Blocker, O PANT
ing value 800 Mrs J. O. Coles, Grand Rapids Mlesan'
Silver Castor value $40 Dr. Sinclair NO. main e
Y Framed Engraving value, SIS Hon. Luther Detmold
Washinnton D. O., Oil Painting, value s1eo
Letters from parties throughout the country &C
knovedgng receipt Of valuable gifts may De seen on
file at Office.
n. n~li,. Eaok
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crease5 the quantity anu I'm
proves the quality Of the
milk. 1t has been proven by
actual experiment to increase
the quantity of milk and
cream twenty per cent. and
makes the butter firm and
sweet. In fattening cattle,
it gives them an appetite,
loosens tn cir hide, and makes