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u. \. MORRlSON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
No. IL, Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS

NE" SkL Fans.
Has on hand large and select stock of DRUGS
prices in accordance with Northern quotations add
ing small advance on cost Of same, in quantities
to suit the wants of purchasers.
Commission Merchants, Planters and Druggists
rely upon getting their goods put mp with care
and dispatch
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock on hand and 10 arrive.
$500 ounces French and American QRinine.
COO lbs Calomel-American and English.
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine.
1900 lbs Refined Camph0r
$50 lbs Powdered IpeCac
80 lbs IpeCac Root
800 lbs ChlorofOTm-l To bottles.
lsu ounces Nitrate Silver
I35 lbs Iodide Potass.
800 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitre
10 bbls Castor Oil
50 bbls Flax Seed-whole and ground.
- bbls Epson salts.
500 lbs Indigo
1000 lbs Gum Arabe-fine and sorts
1000 lbs Tartaric Acid
2000 lbs Arrow Root-Amr and Bermuda.
% Boxes CASTLE Soap.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
- Gross Nermlfuge
Gross Browns TrOcbes
Gross Bryan's Waters
50 Gross Pills-Aver's BTandeths etc
90 DOz. Morrison Invigorating BtterS-
= Doz Red Jacket Bitters
80 boz HostetteT's BitJers
5 Gross SozOdOnt-
Gross Morrisons Pectoral Syrup.
Gross Ayers Cherry PeCtoraL
- Doz Aforrison's Sarsparila
50 boz. Bulls SarsapaTilla
800 Doz Scotch and Maccaboy Snuff
50 Doz. Cod Livor oil
Also a tine assortment of Perfumery, Pure Bran
~ G. y MORRISON.
march l3d3m l. Magazine Street
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Hos GEORGE T. SwANN.-It will
he seen by reference TO our advertising
columns that Judge Swami has resumed the
ma.Ho. of law, having for some time acted as
ftfy. thereof in the Special Court of Equity
The Judge is too well known to require
any pccial meatfon at our hands As law
becoming fashionable, We hope he viii
have more cases than he can attend to, and
more fees than he can disburse
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S750.114,0O

Capital Stock .-....-......-... SlO0O0OOO
Present value Of dividends due in
1866. 1867, 1868 and 1869 at per cent 1871 1S7s3
Interest to reduce Bonds and Notes
to present value, at 6 per cent - 80. $685.
suspense account observation-disclosures. 7s2.7I
Losses admitted awaiting call for
payment ..... 12,5OOO0
Losses resisted through violation
of terms Of Policy 100000
Reserve for Reinsurance .--.-... $40. s54.1s /
Reserve for Contingencies .- II. 1882 !
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INDIAN
hEgDAGAE INSTITUTE,
No 20, Fourth street, Opposite National
Hotel, LOuisViIIe, Ey.

REV. L. B, DAVIS, President
W H JOHNSON Esq, Vice-PIesid snt.
J ~. ALEXANDER, Secre- ary
FRANK +. CHAPMAN Nj D., Consulting
ESTABLISHED FOR THE CURE OF CON
y summit n Chronic Catarrh, Bronchial and Pumo-
nary Affections. dis rdered functions of the Heart
stomach, LIVER &c. &c, Dyspepsa Rheumatism,
organs ord Sores and Ulcers Of every escription all
Nervous Diseases spinal, female, uterine, and chill
bed weakness pain in the back prostratiOn and all
other Nervous disorders.
Secret maladies the suit OF dissipation and early
vices producing disorders of the skin muscles joints
glands and all the internal yiscers, deranging the
functions, corupting the blood deeomposiag the it's
sues deOrming the structure and defacing beauty
of the human form diVine cured by the mode
o. treatment originated by DR. Chapman from three
to six weeks. Cases treated by mail. and medicines
sent to all parts f the country. Cures guaranteed.
DR. CHAPMAN'5 Il DIAN PREVENTIVE
POWDER, prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health viii admit of their bearing children
These powders perfectly harmless. and have been
used in the Doctors private practice for years with
ont one single failure Price 81 per package sent
by mail. securely sealed. receipt of tie . ice.
DR. CHAP Mans '-LTFE-GIVTNG PILLS pre-
pared expressly for the aged and infrm, giving a
heythy action the kidneys and 9Th the blad
der These pills stand without equal in the world
Price : per box. containing one hundred pills sent
by mail TO any ad ress on receipt Of the price
DIR CHAP HAN'S INDIAN SALVE" cures all
skin diseases and old of every description
Cures Itch in "a hours. 81 900 worth of choice rec
pes around each box giving instruction for making all
the popular halr preparations now in the market,
sistng OF dyes washe oils depiatories for
ing superiuous hair Also 81 so gold piece in the
bottom OF every one hundredth box. Price so cents
sent by mail to any address receipt of the price
Address all letters 10 DR. CHAPMAN. INDIAN
MEDICAL IN-TIrUTE. No. 20 Fourth street op-
posite National Hotel, Louisville, Ky, where they
will receive prompt attention my2 td6m
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FIRE ALARM
r ABLE MS u r A NJ G {
ETY.
Fire. Life. Marine Iand Accidents
ID. y. BARROWS
AND
GEORGE A. SMYTHE,
GEORGE A. SMYTHE,
NsURANcE AGENTS. Jaekson, Mlss.

Every kind of risk taken at as low rates
as consistent with unfailing security.
No competition with wildcat or unTe-
liable companies doing business for glory or
tail feathers.
Real, solid, substantial insurance at a
proper equivalent in the following old
well tried and never-failing companies
1ETNA INSURANCE, Co----------of Hartford
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N-siNG.-AIr. W a. Waddell, who was
auawu to have been fishing on one of the
lakes as the storm came up on Monday. has
anr since been heard from
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ACTION SALEs.-Auctineer Boyd
a.. 7eI "a valuable lot Of furniture, house
aaIi goods, and some stock at ! O'Clock on
Wednesday Ia front Of the Capitol.
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The body of Mr. Gordon was discoy-
.ua iu Pearl river yesterday evening. about
fifty yards from where he was drowned last
Sunday morning
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SAVE MUCH MONEY

by buying the irons and do their own stocking
aS full directions will accompany each order
for plOws Below i a Price List for Plow
Points and LanR>Iides for the different Plows
now in use, which we have on hand, and make
To order:
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GRIST MILL

TNIE undersigned, hayingpurchased a first
Il class Grist Mill, will grind corn for the
public generally. on Tuesday and Saturdays,
on the usual terms.
All orders left at my Factory, near the Dick
son House, viii receive prompt attention.
April y I'm. W w. HARDY
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The name Of this Company the ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, and is
located in the city of st. Louis, county of st.
Louis, State Of Missouri. Printed copy Of Char
ter hereto annexed, pages 3 to 10, inclusive.
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ATrECrNG.-We learn that
tH affecting scene took place at the New
Orleans Railroad depot yesterday evening
the occasion being the final parting of sun
.drE school marms with their colored pupils
.of tins city. Tears were freely shed on both
.s.dr- % seems the best of friends must
sometimes part
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CINCINNATI.

W.. v. EABRY, JSo. c. eocHKAS RoBT. slsarR
Of Richmond lste Of Lexington. late Of ,Isrb,
Ky Ky vile, Tenn
EMBRY, COCHRAN 4 FISHER,
Successors 10 NJ. Antram 4 co.
"HOLESALE Dealers in
" WHITE GOODS. NOTIDN->
GLOVES Hosiery. *.
aprlI-3m - West Pearl street. Cincinnati
A. & ], TROUNSTIhE & co.,
Wholesale Clothing.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
vESTINGS, TRIMMINGS d
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 81 & SO Third st,south east cor. vine
aprlO-sm CINCINNATI, OHIO
THE BURNETT HOUSE
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
nFFERS superior Accommodations 10 tray
~ elers from the West and South. All Of
its appointments are of the first order, and
no efforts Will be spared TO render guests COM
Portable during their stay in the city.
The Proprietor would be glad TO SEE his
old friends and the travelling public generally.
aprIO-tf SILAS f. MILLER.
WESTERN FOUNDRY,
CINCINNATI O.
+ bli h d in Is $40.
Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
goth Portable and Stationary,
ISL NlHpfqc.,uers Of
CLEMENS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
REEDS
FIGURING AND .CORN-MILLS.
INHE practical working OF Clemens Circular Saw
Mil in Its power. simplicity economy and
durability and the large amount of lumber It viii
mill in the country. We have them on hand with
Stationary Engines and Boilers either Portable or
Stationary.
Also-Fron ten to twenty Stationary Engines of
various sizes, always on hand that We are pre-
pared to ht out any in from three TO four days
All kinds of Flourng Mil and Cotton Gin Engines
and Shaftins furnished at the shortest notice.
Three-tourths Of all our trade in the past twenty
five years has been with the Southern States and
We shall be happy to be favored with a continuance
Circulars containing descriptions OF our Machine
ry mailed promptly to any address, upon applic4-
tion to
A. B. HOLABIRD & co.
1881, $50 Il }}9 West Front Sire
May3d3m CINCINNATI, d
J W. LANGLEY T. /. MANSFIELD
Late of Nashville. Late of Nashville
LANGLEY Il MANSFIELD.
WHOLESALE Dealers. Manufacturers and
w Importers Of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS,
Dealers in afTobacco, ana Agents for Manu-
featured Tobacco.
No. 80 West Second Street Cincinnati, O.
aprLI-d3m
& MEN EFEE. |
Late Of Louisville, Ky.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
l02 Ii I04 West Second street,
Cincinnati, O.
~ Plantation supplies, and Machinery G..
all kinds, furnished.
Bale Rope, Bagging and Irvine always on
hanu. apr1l-3m
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PEEsoNAL-Geu. f. McNair, for
merIy Of Jackson, iatterly a Confederate
bugadier. and now a Commission Merchant
" New Orleans, is on a visit to our city.
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On the first day Of January, 1896. made to the
Auditor of the State of Mississippi in COM
plance with the laws of that State relating to
Agents of Insurance Companies of other States
doing business in that State.
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ASSETS.

The amount of Capital Stock Is 800, 100000
The amount Of Capital Stock paidup is 100000
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PRICE LIST {:

IhI(L LIS Il
Two Horse Plows. stocked complete, .. $40
Irons for same ..-..-..-..
one Horse Plow, stocked complete. 49,. ;
Irons for same .-.---..--...- ...-----.. ,
Points. per dozen, .... ..-..--.. -..--..- 6
Avery, Hall x spear, Miller.N Moore per doz
Avery II VI & NJ Land slides per dozen -. 10
II 4 : Land slides Z" -
On receipt Of the above price by express or
otherwise, all orders will De promptly filled.
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IL There was great excitement
among the little folks in town yesterday,
caused By the arrival of those Patent Re
,uru Balls, at Lemly y Sons Those who
would secure one of those popular toys,
should call carly or the supply viii be ex-
.msird
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CITY SEXTONS NOTICE.
D. IA ANANAUGH.

IENAkES this method of informing the clti-
III zens of this city, and the surrounding
country, that he Is prepared to furnish
COFFINS AND HE1RSE.
TO any who have occasion for such services, on
the most reasonable terms. and on the shortest
notice.
He also proposes to take charge of lots in the
grave yard, and keep them clean and in good
order, for as many as may desire this service
rendered, by the job or year; any communiea-
tons on the subject by letter will be promptly
attended to.
He can be found AT his residence on State
street, south Of the Southern railroad, or at the
cemetery. apr4-2m
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LENA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital and Assets 8, OF. s23.o5
Nine thousand Life Policies issued in this
company in 1865, with safety, reliability
and unparalleled success
st. Louis Mutual Life Ins Co.--.of St Louis
Assets------ ---- SO i4-VS
Travellers Accidents ms, Co, Of Hartford
Capital and Assets S552,3 l-4o
Call and have your business attended TO
promptly, correctly and faithfully.
Jackson, April /, 1866. api}od3m
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Ih, Red Jacket Bitters are 4 combina-
tiou Vt rare herbs and plants with the pur-
est aud mildcst of all stimulants-fne old
rip Bourbon Whiskey Call for the Red
Jas B.tters and take no other.
H. CHOLERA DR.. Bigclow, a noted ply
siciau ct Boston. says:
.'Fram our past observation l do not he
lieye that cholera. should IT appear in this
eouuu, VIII be SO likely to trouble New
Eng land as ir Is to visit the malarious re-
gions at the South aud Vest
Amau- all the many different remedies adj
vert i.ad there are none that act 80 COM
pietc as mn antidote to this malarious poi
son. aud which give vigor and strength, than
Dr.. 5a5sck~ stomach Bitters and Blood
Pilk The Blood Pills act directly on the
liver causing it TO throw OF the deleterious
mat IFS. and the Bitters restore the appetite
aud a,i4arate the whole system, thorough
81 h ping Oh the terrible scourge, cholera.
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TIRE QgEEN! The QUEEN
THE QUEEN iOF
HAIR IeESTOssE EsS :!

THIS new pre7arafttn is QUE y. rot only in
but in virtues
Il s. iufaible R-storer and Preserver of the
Hair if faithfully app ned.
Ii Il no Hair DycI
II acts directly upon the of the hrir changing
grew hair original fife cO1oI. sre-fiug prema
tire decay snd falling out of toe hsir; eradcatipg
scurf and dandruf. ana curing all humors f sthe
sCalp
1t IL o.e Of t'e finest articles tor the Toilet.
Il will change dry sn wiry hair 90 soft and luxu-
uriant tressps
II impair a deIigh fIl fragrance To the hsi-
In short II you wish restore your heir as in
youth. aud retain il thr0u GA life use.
Mrs WInSIONv's Queen Hair RestOrer,
Price 81 ger bottle Sole by all Druggists.
JAMES GONEGA AL " holes ale gent
MayJa6 ON NEW ORLEANS
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Mas MARY DALn.-We regret to
anu1uucc the death of this venerable and es-
thnable lady wife of David Daley. ESQ.,
VII occurred yesterday morning at Il
GEL She had almost reached the age of
thr.. score years and ten She leaves a
lar CIRCLE of devoted relatives and friends
to mourn her departure Her funeral will
tai place from the preshy terrain Church II
40 ..r.}, this evening.
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LIfBTLTTIES.

Total Assets, exclusive Of Premiums
Receivable ..-.---. ...-..-.--- 8
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Quarterly Report

on THE NATIoNA AL CITY BANK
" OF CLEVELAND, January LIST, 1866.
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81. M|Lm H- r" "| -
TRIALS OF A CoPPERHEAD.-Charles A.
Fowler, of Grafton, Iorain county, was ex-
amined yesterday before Commissioner
White, on the charge of bribing q witness
not TO appear against him in a case pending
in the United States Court last January.
Fowler was tried at the time for enticing
a soldier to. desert, but as the principal wit
ness, George Hopwood, did not appear
against him be was not convicted. Hop
wood made his appearance last summer,
when he was arrested, tried for contempt of
court and sentenced to two months impris-
onmenf-nth Lorain county jail. 1t
leaked out during the trial that Hopwood
had reeeiFeda bride Of $3.50 from Fowler
TO absent himself. &C. Madison, Justice of
the Peaes in Grafton, gave testimony which
was very damaging TO Fowler. Sufficient
evidence vas produced TO justify the Com
missioner in holding him for trial, The
bail was fixed at 5000, and was paid.
This man Fowler is a notorious Copper
head he akeaaddisd to Canada to avoid
the draft. He is said to have attempted to
Ientice seven soldiers TO desert. And from
all the representation made, itseems high
" probable that he sORsidsEabls Of q sneak
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FINANCIAL 8 COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EYESIEe, Jan, T. 1866.
The local money market Continues quiet
the demand for money being Z r moder-
ate, particularly from merchants. Bankers
report an upward movement to balances,
and the market is working easier for cur
reacy. Ia - H. IT In 4
The pBs6 Ea.Aa9Ss Exchange ls. SSdIakuA4
ues inadequate to an easy market, though
not stringent. Rates are steady at par buy
Ing and IS10 premium selling.
The statements of the National Banks of
this city for the quarter ending January LIST
appear in our columns. When we consider
the extreme dqllness that has characterized
nearly ~ branches oftrade during the past
three months, and the, unsettled feeling
which induced extreme caution in the use
OF monsy, the exhibit is highly gratifying,
and indicates a much larger employment of
capital here than the daily records 0ftrsde
wouldhav justified any one In Surprising.
As compared with the October statement,
there is a very moderate difference in the
loan and discount line in favor of the preyi-
Gus exhibit. The deposits are a triAe larger,
than on the first Monday in October. The
profits show a more material difference, be-
ing something over slO::.O 600 below the Oc-
tober statement. The National Banks of
Cleveland commence the years business in
as healthy a condition as those of any other
city in the country, and we take pleasure in
pointing to them as one of the very best
evidences of the progress and prosperity of
our city. ~,Tal37 tre asii1B
Gold is weak and tends downward. There
is a very moderate demand for customs and
no export movement of consequence, while
foreign exchanges are working very favor
ably. The price closed at 1929. Advices
from Europe to-day report a further adj
vance on 5-2O's, and as a result all the gold
bonds were higher in New York. Seven
thirties fell off. European orders for Five
twenties are reported very large.
In this market coin and governments
rated as follows:
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OPTICIANS
CHRISFMls 6SEw YEARS PRESENTS

HAIR DRESSING AND WIG
An the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C. 70 be worn the
comine winter as now worn in kew York, samples
Of which can be seen at WM. DAYS Establish
ment, 46 Public square. t.uls- Il
Inst received direct from Importers a very
large and splsAdid stock Of Long Hair, the best !
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, q good
assortment left, Warrantsdas represented Iaales
ON hand; Double Waterfall, Front Frizzes much
wornl, French Head Dresses, ofevery kind, made
BY advertiser equHito those imported. bedless ourla
10 Dresses without injury TO either. ~ Z
.es' Hair Dressing IN the most becoming and
no7aen styles.
r--Privafe Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
nE-Hot and Cold Baths at all hours Of the day
ne lsst Bathing Apartments in the city.
ds.l3 VIZ, DAY. ~ Public Square.
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nEe~TYerk Markea-SR - A ,
oS4Aoss sse4ay sales a s

nNs~FHerk Markes-JgR o. a 1
Ggns7Npss se4sy Sale a 5aessS p
~FLOUR-Heavy and common grades are 1O@15c
Sales at IS, 25@s, As for extra state; IS. SO
@9,05 for common to. good shipping brands round
SSTsi gH sgS.f sHs Bs ;sl g, Sls s65S5 sgtts$s2t3Bssess'
WHIsKY-Duli. Sales Of western At 1850
w~HsATSDpu,and eOnm6h gssassasss hEsi.
Good sndsh0ceeEades steadt wih Asaihs sfno:
RYE-DulI.
BARLETLQuiet- PES irr- p 81 viA
J BARLEY M~ALT-Quiet.
CORN-Dull and lc lower.
Sales at 9O@ssS for ansOaad; 94eO4Hc for
sound mixed westsre sa0at
oArs-Dul. Sales st B@54c for unsound west
ern.
s~UeAR-Firm. Sales Cuba Muscovado at MA
1870; Porto Rico 111zc; Havana I2zc.
moLAssEs-Quiet. s6eles Of New orleans at sle6
eF PES~aOLl6n+4lDan Sales Of III 81
bbls refined in bond at COO.
PoRK-Heayy lad decidedly loyer-
Sales at s29,s5k929s7x e asy ness; $27,s7H
prime mess. Also $40 Dbl low mess fr Febru-
eTy, March and April, sellers option, at s2s,75
BEEFZRather more active. sales at 17a2os for
new plain mess; ll@1lc for Old dSs22@24c for new
extra mess: I4917cfor old do.
BEEF ANs-9ui at SS4'oo@55 q 1o0a.
ers, and 13%916c for hams
DREssEP HoqsrHsaTy- Sales at l2h@lgNs
BScoy1ouiet. Sales OF Cumberland cat +.
Hk914Ac; Ig%@16cf for short ribbed
" LARD-Decided lower.
Sales. at l5X@1ss4ci efosingetis5S for choice.
Also 22t0l bbls for January, February and March
sellers option, at 1Tz91Sc.
BUrFhfzDdll andhsaty. Sales At 9O@sse for
Chic, and 25@40c for state. 800 ~ 7
OHEEsE-D1n. Sales At 13@iSZcaS
FKEIGHTszTo Liverpool dull and heavy. y
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Co-PARTNERsHP.-0n the LIST of January
Mr.. E. Cottrell, for a year or more past
doing business in this city as a Commission
Merchant, associated with him Mr.. W. C.
Dickey, the firm taking the title of COttrell
& Dickey. These gentlemen will continue
the business established by Mr.. cOttrelI, at
6S Merwin street. We know Mr.. Cottrell
as an enterprising, energetic business man,
who has made a reputation in his line sec
ond to none in this market. This fact as
sures us that he has associated with him in
the person of Mr.. Dickey a gentleman of
integrity and good business qualifications.
The new firm deserve well of the public,
and we heartily wish them success
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ANEW ROAD IN CoSTENPLATIoN.-A project
is on foot for a direct road from W Washington
to New York, which will cross the Susque-
hannah near the Conestoga, and consume
but seven hours in the transit.
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raINTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., en-
A ergetic and reliable men IN ever t9Mhl Soga1s5,
SId Village il the country, 10 sell Mackenzies lSn
Thousand Receipts, in all the useful anu qomestS
sfTs. constituting a complete anu practical LtDIeiy'
reigfing 20 Agriculture, horticulture, Neluents'
Bieaehinq and Dyeing, Brewing, Cookery, Sahhnei
C0nFcfimary, Eisl Culture tarrlefS3 eo
GIs- PAINT aad Yarnishes, MetatlurgI, feriumeI9,
PRS rving, tanning, Photography, vines anu
LiIuors, &C., &C. Being an entlrely new L9hsv ~
and CONTAINING Inc improvements ara oiscoxerles u
~ date of publication, October, 1900. Nntesn ~
corps OF over forty persons; embracing some oL1ne
most distinguished sciantiEc gentlemen N tlls Sgu
1Tv- tfs names OF whom viii be giNentolAOse ceIhoss
nDon tie subject. IL ID PROFESSIONALLY ne OSst ooOH
~ fhe kind ever published il this country OF buEopc.
Msiiciue q treated b. tbs President o. one % the
6rst NelCaf Colleges ia this country; Inc suPleot
OF 0hoisra and its tr~eatnent, REVISED " lou. ~ .e
hest PHYSICIANS OF the city Of PinAdelphlas aMl1on
tanning the result OF then experience IuIlhs the az
,lsta.oa - tnls fearful disease. me s-Aet1l SUI
, err- ffsatrd o ia this book We're pllnled anu DVuh1
in al. usual order Of bOokmaking, thes cOuli NJ y
sold II lass than 80 Ut So Ence -; Sotass sent -
mail oaraceips ~ the above price and me mooney =
ffrflsd Al lue book does MOI give sahslA uons u re
fnrged il As . % Ord.r as VII n received; LlyeEl
iDduct men > 10 Agents. Men possessing nc Ielusne
anaHAcati0ns, aud she apply immediately, VIII ma
nus work h s1er rare iIdu emeHus-
Address. enclosing postage stamp loftstuIn POstases
aud speti, ing territory wanted JOuN n; odAL
T,EK Al fEei SuprriOr--t, .~teseLsnds v. De- .zo-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH :.
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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.