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IftE RALTInstkE IN :ft4 ,:LTO.

TIL; IsALTtnoKE EIn:E1toGLfo. n
The country will be on a broad grin to-day,
At the sudden disappearance Of Governor
Suann's new Police Commissioners inside the
cammcdlous jail Of Baltimore. on Judge
Bonds commitment fnr contempt Of Court.
The denouemcut reminds us OF the couplet
from thc Vicar of Wakefield, which says;
- The mau recovered fTun the pte,
The dog 1t was that diel.@'
II appears that on Saturday the new ro-
lice Commissioners went around the streets
{: Baltimore breathing out thrcatenings
and slaughter against the old Commission
CTS. in which they were Joined by the Shcr-
5fT. Complaint was made against them be-
furc Judge Bond who ordered them to give
t,ai1 to keep the peace, which being refused,
III sent the trio to jail for contempt What
1Ec next development may he nc caunot
conjecture, but. iud g'ns trom what trans.
rircd on SATURDAY 1t will M doubt be very
1unny.
General Canhv Is in command Of the United
States troops at Baltimore He is j discreet
officer. and We have no doubt that he wil
il Ct, or. the side Of the law throughout. 0u'
4, .ra:rles state that he has mt fonnd an,
occasion calling for his interference up to tn
r.t~v;,t time. General Grant Vas also Il
j;a!tnlnrc and closeted with the Police Com
3aiss;atcFs.
Governor Swami rushed to Nashingto
alt7 his Com mission had gone to jail, an
:st..1inrt meeting was called together &c:
.vrday during thu quiet hour for divine SCI
s;se. nt which the Governor was present
What tsanspised in that conclavc Of perturl
ssi spirits, is not get made known to tt
- er!d. There nrc thousand runlots a1oa
La uuthinr certait
, 1866-11-05
#RDifal.
#R0tral.
CONSUMPTION
AND
ITS C0GNATES,
az
DR.. JAllES HUNTER,
No. 43 South Clark. st.,
CHICAGO, I'LL.

Tn the Editors NJ the ch.ca- 20 Tribune:
$50
Tie alarming rfeTaleace aud fatality Of that me:ao'
cho,r dtseo,% ,onn1,ylr knoxn na Dhr1,ne or Lon.
eAo'' 4A'' s'' o"A -
sumption, aud the 9aflure OF all the usual methods Of
treatment c"plosea 1o3 us fse'enpoa aoa eute' ~
dice nc to believe that scrcs Of plan practical let
~. h.. -h,,, !, 4, r,o,,ca+ ,na N. h.,,
teEs on the Causes os which II pnooaeeo sno tne oe7'
-eana nj trfrst1nr III ptorress md edect1pE Its
r.."--..
uofa1+ WILL ne appreciated oF Ill c.ns3cs.
ror thr nsst nf FEN rtars haye deYot,d uu{scf ex-
~ :. ca,-...
cltsiEels To LIE e!ncldauon aoa Oh fnnooa
rs Comn1an,s and can .peak with confidence
y So"1p'1 a.a 49, Es.....,..
Gu the succcss OF the method Of medication recon-.
rt,a Ere+v ,tn,non Il, tina atock Of ,aedlcal expe-
14>A@' 1-'N' -A - 49,
sience Is beneficial to mankind and especially 10 with
s.,,e IN +h- c,1sc. rhtch nroapce The nrecauttons
reverence 70 eae eaases n'cn psooae' WIG
which will pttyeut and the remedial means which will
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cure 50 great eCoale as lohs41nPson- In lne -*of
western States alorc this dieease eath 1eas destroys
"~'>~'A ,'r,,.,--.n., .,-...,. 80. y, So.
.,r,.,,r sh,ora, In Mourning tens or thopsants of
1uNu"''' ~ - - ,.,.
m,lles; AID, On reference 70 the published bills OF
.,,.. {, vt,1 ha nercs,xad that . v.rv l,,ca mr.
d1oftaAtss :" ~"' 70 pe'Ne4'ee NAV 'e'. '"4
norton of the deaths occur from Consumption and It's
t
coEha1es'
These tactA establish not only the deep interest
which nil c]ssaes haVeln the subject or these lettefs
In, IN mint out tho imperative necessity for some
b"~ ~"o Fo'
, 1866-11-05
FROM KANSAS ClTT.


(-uiau Pacific ItnIlrnnd pnrty-Chcycuuc ln-
illunr-A Fight with De~pcruaoc*- tSr.
kAxsAs Cr1T, No.. October a.-The Union Pa
ciic Railroad cxrursipn!sts left Lca'cnworth yes.
tc1day morning fur Fort Rtlcv. wnere thcy atrived
about noon, and werc hospltah1y entertained BY
The officers Of the Fort. The pa1ty RECEIVED nu-
Toreka and other place. alon. &c rortc,
including i!ou. John Fnr7ett, Generals Myers.
Potter. Morgan, Governor Crawford. ana oihef
state officers. c1-Governor Sherman aud Elany
n. oulntu. infucE1is1 citizens ot our s1ntc. frnm
tic p1esc@t ter1nilus OF the road. After spend
irc pleasant honr, they returned 10 Lawrence,
= here th-v were recc1ved by The city authorttscs
and Handsomely entertained. They ltfs Lawrence At
aud delegation Of citizens, and escoEtci to the
| hoj els and partopk OF eumptnohe supper a.
Fra1,ke' Usll tonight. Tho party leaye for st;
Inuis tomorrow morning. a1tern 1uost dclisnft9'
trp th,unrh this section Of most magnificent 1-!l'
cultural couctrE IN the world: AE. Mddlc and
cn1s,ontslt, leavc Fort Riley to-mo:row for For
| ElleWo,lh efchIv-hse miles west Of Riley, where
| they wiil JOIN iin1a1o hunt.
| ttont four thontan nd Cheyenne Indians art II
| the vicinity Of Fort Ellsworth. and peace coap
| eli y Ill lc held this week.
a Gcht ,ctcntly occurred In the nclshoofaooa
| Hax1cf Sp,tnC8, Southern hAnsas, bet"een
palty Of surveyors under Colonel lhfil;ps az
iooEel Goes, md ngmos5 o. p11!ns dsHpstaaU 1n5,,
wounded t;o.s ts democratic candidate ior so!
cuftcqronient Of the New York Tribune.
An English hunting parts on tho plains Is T
ror,ed c4pturcd hy The indians.
besnnd Fo.t Eiley, and the company h2s Aon |.
La:d:cd and tweDty miles OF road 4he s11s :
~:on ri tyYo tund,el and 11ty mites wett OF to
lalcy will be completed o,,c year from now
, 1866-11-05

n1cn-dorff Kelicvcd-Also E*terhHzy-A nc.
putntton from Tenetin nj Fur'n-h1ur o.
-axony Returned to nre~tien-ChanVc IN
the French N1tul%lry Mt Hnsh'n9I ~ ~
Fund Hutseh In Lpnd8n for Quc5cc-Tdc
Russian Forces tsrarred to be Kni*et to
their Full strength.
cyrEss1ows, November 4--The steamship
Asia, from Boston Octuber 21lh, arrived to-day en-
raute to Liverpool.
y1ExSA, November 4-Dcctecs have been pro-
mulsatcl relieving Neusdorff from the foreign
military oIlce. aid appointing Van Bcnss Ms his
successor. The DEGREES a'eo appoint Baron john
Mirfstrr of War eIte Estcrhazy, relieved.
The Ministry is without portfolios. Van Bens1
has issued ci:rnl2r, wherein he declares himself
Ecpara1cd from the past. lie says he enters The
Austrian service tEce nnd unnreJudiccd. Austr1a
will matniain Il truc aud peaceful concillatoEs
policy, but will uphold the dignity Of the Empire
FLORENCE, November IA hepn1atlon from
Verc,ia Lad arrived at Turin amid great enthu
ssaxm. The king md Cabinet wore also there tt
receive them.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE King Of Saxony cnt
hts family rc.entered Dresden yesterday, md Ter
well received by tie people. The German Pa'
lament it Is expected. will be ready to meet
| the beginning OF the year.
BHussERs, November i.-Chaster, the Belgia
va, Mtula1cr. has resigned. y.
| PAr1s, November a.-1he fumored change j
TIC Fr.tch Embassy at Washington IL fully cor
| fsned-
JoSDoN, November IA large fund has bee
and now Is raising for The relief Of thc sufferers
the e: eat fire at Quebec, q. f.. recently.
| MADRID. November Sit is sad that the Go,
er1melt Of Spain contcmp!atcs eoa2 d e:o'-
ST. PETEnaBUEG, November o.-fhe nilitat
and naval forces Of Russia have bean ordered |
be rn,sed TO their full strength.
y11xxA, November a-I!c Dict Of Hungary hi
been conyokc1 for the 18th.
, 1866-11-05

roorcrhcad 3lrrt1n0 In Calrn-A 13uftern"t
flrutur-Iscpub1lcnns in Good @pisitn~
e.u{ro f)c.1 1acrut nud Chicago Ttmcs'
Especial Despatch to the chtca:o IE1onne.l
CA1ao. November J..
o. the fou. OF 1--WE hundred people at the Demo.
cratic meeting al the Atheneuin last night, Sooa
~cr.fou were Republicans. OF ladies, there were
tply half-a-dozen. The house Was called to oF1es
liz ELL Hacker, OF assassin toast uotofaets. -
iew1ey was constituted chairman, and at:es IT,
turning ttanEe ior tic honor coh1offeo' p'e-
scn,ed, rs o5ator Of the occasion. a fe'uSce
so., Of looking old fellow. and Informed INC al"
| d;. nee his name was Nelson. THIS Hill Nsitsoh'
rtosc con1ng lad bern hcsn'dcd bT the c:'!o
x<mocru! and hy flaming posters as the ''lion. a.
l.: Nr,1sop. tile great Democratic orn,n-. was ar
| :nvrd III 4 eull Of buttc1Eut. He told the people
/ t1tr he appeared before them nrdrr very ctnbat'
rsEtjuC circumstances. He did rot tase The pa.
Ee,e and rou1a noi tsa.e hnm automatically. te
ave ii. lite; but he was gooa Democrat and
cnuld beat General Eauua speaking all holles. He
led leru holding dfseussions With the Genera
| .1,cc Josl. Allen had played out. lie bar
u,cn filling Josh'e appointment, and hat
eliHned ksum mosi o,e completely. ,on, Il,
jeans NELSON" lie preached aemetimcs, an
, 1866-11-05

- It is said that Govcgpo. Swaun wants
Andrew Jnhnsn,1 to take command of the
United States troops ut Baltimore in person,
IN election day. lie fears tnat if General
t:.,tv commands them they Will isht OF
The side Of the Union men, in rasc Of an en-
q untcr with thu rclscls. 4. J. is said to b
<:u,4sidcrin. the matter. 1t is a iiue clanct
H., llitn to commence his career as military
commander. He has declared his ability tt
1":4ke himself dictator, and should he nov
display military capacity equal 10 his rowc
IL m orator and statesman, 1'erlaps the pco
1'.r will be ready to proclaim him King a
1ml.e1nr. In the event Of lis 1ueditatcs
<.rp d tiGt, there will br great deal ofhar*
1;:htin@ 10 be done, aud little practice Ii
Baltimore would help TO ElmiIiarize hin
with the duties cf a t;cterAl. Dy all mem
J.; him show that he is master OF the situa
t:rn. The lion. John Morrissey should be "
1'einted lis Chief Of Staff.
, 1866-11-05

Unrivaled as a Likeness,
May be named
SENATOR SENNEN, ". c. RRTAET.
VICE PEEzIbKST HAHLIS, u. II. HERSpoS, MI t@n~
EkcKE1AAY STANTON, coll4 Law partner % Jrs.
CHtGF JCs11CK CuaSE. SxSA1oE EECARCLL
GENERAL GRANT. SFEt1Ea CoLfAI-
GEpEGE BlNCkCTTt EohEEf 1. LINCOLN
This engraving will be cold only By subscriptions
Agrtts wanted tus rs sale everywhere. to whom lib
eral tczuas Will be given.
fKlCES:
Artists Proof llmited to soo)............620.o .ot
iuhtn 10-ut
Plain" o'ue
, 1866-11-05
FROM WARRINGTON.


Especial Despatch to toe Chicago Tribuuc.l
WASHINGTON, November 1.
SWAMI WITH THE PRESIDENT.
1rit ,gczc not for The grave Issues involved In
Baltimore aIaf.s, the action Of Governor Swami
III constantly running here 10 consult With Iii.
Johnson, would appear ridiculous beyond ezpres-
e,on. 1aal night he can1e over for thc flh time,
leaving tho Courtroom tho moment the case w:e
concluded, rushing to the train, te]cgtaphins his
coming In advance, at which notice Montgomery
Blair was scnt to the depot TO meet him. and
the party, without stopping for tood or
drink drove directly 10 the White House, and
with solemn and excited faces, were ushercd into
The p.escpcc Of the embodiment Of all the per
eoual prououns. Here the veil dropped for out
fiders, and no ono has bcen able 10 bear what The
Joint conspitatois determined upon. Governor
Swami will be expected dairy ROW by Mr. Johnaon
nil after tho official result OF tho election in B2ti
more Is declared, just as every mother
expects her boy to run to her for
| sympathy and rag, every time he hurts hts foc.
*agac,ous 3ohnaon n1en complain bitterly Of what
| they term Swann'e blundc,irg conrsc, and look
| upon tho Affair ono motc Of ;thpae unfortunate
| occurrences which ut mas. unpropisiouA times
| have so greatly damaged their cause. T6ey LOOK
in sec increased Union maIortlics in the North
| because Of the revelations which 1hfa affair hal
brought to Light concerning The designs Of Ii,
rebels.
HON. TOM, eT1I1WELL.
lion. Thomas N. Stiliwe1l, Of Indiana, is ii
towp, looking, as lis johnson friends say, as
be had been struck hy lightning. Lie has fwnos
entirely round f:om 1ndtana rI1 New Orleans tc
this city. and II Is understood thai he is an1ion
Ia accept the position Of Marshal Of the Soutner
| District ot Iouisi1na. and give Mt. John
| ron q receipt IN full for ressonal service
ard political losscs.
rtrFx
, 1866-11-05

The oppressed and prosecuted un'ou
mon Of the South look 10 the rcsul: Of to"
morrow. elections With IN anxiety that can
only be appreciated by those "lo Under
stand their terrible situation. 1t is to be q
declaration Of u purpose either to slista'n
:l,cm or to atnudon them to their Eaercilcss
1rhel prosecutors. The rebels are equally
unx ions. They look upon the result as
decision Of the question whether or not they
shall rule the country. Let ro,lsing Union
s;etosits give Lopc 10 The 1oyal aud epread
t:is1uay among the traitors.
, 1866-11-05
FROM NEW YORK.

The RcgIBir5-Anothcr MISREPRESENTATION
Bricndc-llcrnld Repurt, &c.
NEW Ionk, November 5.-The :ccistFy In New
York loots up 1s5.1G2 The registry IN Brooklyn
foots up nearly lu, ,0VQ.
Ihe agency Of the North American Bank was
robbed On Friday OF e5,o00 worth Of fve-tweuty
bonds. There is no present Clue to the rohoer.
The ecull tacc tor z5O0 yesterday, between John
Bse,in and John McGfady, was won by the for
1ner. Distance, dvc mites. Time, 3? minutes
10 seconds.
Mayor Booth, OF BsooElyn. received letters
iron, General Grant and Admiral FarEnEut, ca
ccptlng gold medals rendered them.
The Tines says: "tcneral Bagidy and stat
and Eeld officers Of the Sarsfed Brigade. have
urc to await Stephens ARRIVAL u
The Utrold's Washington special says: ".Tht .T
President and Geutsal Grant were e1oseted tsitt
Sec,c ctnyy Stanton for An hnnr on the Baltimore
question. II is the determination Of the Govern
rcn to use all .t1 power to prevent any se591 9.
more under martial law. No troops hayo bee'
| sent there, and none are likely TO be-"
, 1866-11-05

-indrcw Johusun is the chief conspira-
tor against the loyal men ot Maryland.
Swami is only his tool. Thu sole purpose O:
The plot is to take the Government of the
Safe fom the tuion men and turn it over
t. the rebels and seccssionists. who tried to
like Maryland out OF the Union iu ISL, nal
vile. falling in that, went to tic sontL and
i+,incd the Confederate army There Is no
t.;;t;rrcicc, morally, between General who
would nced'cssly surrender an army to
traitors on the field, aud one who would sur
r. ndcr the Government OF State into their
hands. The people will express their view:
If this matter Tomorrow
, 1866-11-05
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Extension Of jeff DuvtA' Faro1e-ReHsovnt
ufthc Guards from hI- Room*-11c Anttc1-
nntcs TacatinH Carroll 3l1tt nn1 Tantng
up bis Qun rtcra with aIrs. Davis, sc.
Fol.rRrse MoSnoE. November S-The parole
prantei Je5ess Oh Davis some months ago, giving
lin the privilege Of the ground Of the Fortress
utiye efemcncy in removing all surveillance owe.
iiin, and the gnsrtis from his rooms n Carroll
Hall ut night. instructions TO IBIS e!tcGt have M
commander Of the tort, thus disestlnC hi5
sapTisonm Of anything }ile severity, aud nas;;
in: the way, as is generally presumed, tor ana1
both ourlng day aud night, being removed hi
now enjoys evAry possible means Of comfort and
piearurc while heid prisoner in the Fort. Il u
action of the Government, md already contem
plates vacst!ng Carroll Hall and .aAlnE up III
! residence wtt6 Mrs. Davis IN the apartments as
| signed her ehorl1S after her Arrival here.
, 1866-11-05

- Browning fears the people will be op~
:!essed and ruined, Il they are permitted to
:y;ai,l the power in their own hands. lie
therefore proposes that they shall give up
MI their power to Andrew Joh"san, for safe.
3:vcplng ard preservation All the Copper
lcud candidates for Congress are pledged tc
tic same doctrine. Tley Thick the people
are not capable of selfgovern1nent, ant
lintly propose 10 "run tie machine - fo
, 1866-11-05

- The New Orleans Picayunt thinks the
retvl cotton hunls ought 10 be put OIL the
same footing with the bonds Of the Unltcd
statcs, Andrew Johnson's party is Of The
sa,nc opinion. If 1hr people of the North
.,ncur with their views uf this matter, lei
4hc,n elect tho Coppcrhead candidates fol
f.,rrrnss Tomorrow.
, 1866-11-05

.~"Audrcv johnson has made treason
<:dious by furnishing the most disgusting
.ya,up1r Of it ever witnessed by the Asnesi-
ya,1 people. Every yotc cast for the Union
<ardilutes Tomorrow will be notification
In lin, that traitors mus: take back seats,
:.;t that he, himself, must go Long way u
, 1866-11-05

a niuu sshnnts His NIGc and u alnu walks
Tu1rpo, OAir. November A horrible double
murder was committed at Coldwatsr, Michigan,
last hight. Mrs. Ebenczer Leach acd tseo; -
vail liz together In the street. Thu murderer
is lie husband Of Ma. Leach, who has btcu as'
rested Jealnusy Is supposed TO be the cause.
, 1866-11-05

%.sryu1r. October 9,-Hfram Patterson, Rndi.
cs1. T. elected State $enator from Simmer and
smith counties, over Baltic re5ton. C9nse!ssase'
hy over one hundred majority. M[isht. EEaa;cal' E,'
oyrr DorLam, Conservative. by forty i've major
~. Clements, Radical: formerly msmsef oaiina if, q
Congress, Il elected 'oattng KenrcSeniane ~"
, 1866-11-05

MExpu1s, November S.--Cou.idctablc excite,
rcpt pyexalls hc.c over tho arrest. last night, o1
! SumrInicndrnt Beaumont, Metropolitan Police,
together with f: r.: Pratt, his Chief dctestsse' eve
eor rnalfeasance In office. lesying black mai ets.
ber Of witnesecs for The prose cutfon were *
amined, and The caee continued until Monday
, 1866-11-05

Edilos Ttibunc:
Won1d you tavc the kindness TO Inform me: fo'
the I.reGi Of tue people of The siue, il ths:a
rnficn ihunE. existing at prcscn; Oh the West
Side. The people at the West side hcre protested
ard petitionrd without meeting with tn: slightest
m Carol street is perfect quastntrc, making
1poes,b,e to convey full or anything clfc 10 1hess
several places. H.,
,xnn1d haye Known Gre this that tic poana com
rlained Of wae recently abolished loadesa"y} ~
.hrY mntter. and can only be accomplished ~ }e-
tiion to The pow eys kat be, who will ahen, psoea'
1,,v n, trr IL tn be abtfed.-Ep.J
, 1866-11-05

Destructive Elfc-Loss S3oU.Vuo 10
100000.
Bos7os, November 5.-IAtc last niTht hIc
broke out in the rear Of No. II franklin etEeet..
which j. The ecntyc Of la:Ge dvc-stoFy block OF
Crnnifc, stretching from llawley 10 Arch s1rcee.;
1hc haince soon burst through the root. ano aoY
men. il gained rapidly. anh spread to the EEht
and left 10 Nos ~ IL Is ~ ard 81 me ioss 81, y
va1tously estsnased At from S9nM g <osn"n an:sn,
cannot be leayned to-day.
, 1866-11-05

80 If JEFF. Davis could vote tomorrow,
1,c would vote the Andrew johnson ticket.
Every man wlo regrets that he failed iu cs'
1ablielinE the ConleslcTacy, and thinks he is
=. martyr and ought to hc rcieaeed and paid
damages for his imprisonment, is in favor o.
lie Andrew johnson party.
, 1866-11-05

Rrs1DExcE.-To be entitled 10 yotc in ILL
.,u;s n man must have resided in the state
<:c year, and in the voting precinct thirty
daye. There is no requirement Of residence
iu lie county, other than that prescribed tol
Ike precinct.
, 1866-11-05

Latest Eng1iah Markets.
LnSpoy, November ..
F1SASCE-Conso3s for money SIX.
AAErIcAk hFCERI11Es-G. s. ta1s. t84; ERIE. 3lA )
Illinois Central, ~.
Co1ToE--Tle market for ro1tun to active. MLddllnK
urlaras have advanced to 3itd. The sales to-day
HErApsTc The hrcadstuas market IL Without
, 1866-11-05

- Every man who ran away 10 lahaaa
Il. avoid the draft, will vote the Andfc"
.Juhpsou CorperhtaA ticket to-suoEyow-
, 1866-11-05
masDllir.

. 11TFNTlON, SIR KNlHGTS-,sS
a 1;rr 1AG ~ Chicaro Com1nandcf5. No H. This
muSpAY EVENING,
en Wcst Nando1ph-st., Il y oe'oSA T. IN
At No. 1V For Installation Of 0fieo7
BY order E.C' r., .psst:E uupBARp, Recorder.
, 1866-11-05

Bow few there arc who Art not subject to some a1ec-
ton Of the lungs or respiratory organs Who b5 neg
lec.aue p.cmonitory symptoms, aesrarate the com.
a,n., unt, disease strikes It's shafts, causing anc1
nrcssthe torture Of the patient nod anxiety and Dis
t,ets to friends "only a co1dt" !" 4 flight sore
throat Ia the Needless remark OF many when 40 nj.
fected. Yes; Only coad,' was the shoushtless e1-
pr,,on of thousands whom dcath has marked TOR his
prey.
rorfvarned-rorearmcd! ehoald be tho motto Tor
ever In the minds OF All subject to Coughs, Colds Ca
t.,rh Or lnnenzs Words Of advice should be needed
hv ii, suffering from Asthma, bronchitis, Consump~
tcn Relief is within thctr reaeh and II neglected
atal consequences ensue-a llfc Of maseE5-A oaaig'
hourly struggle or existence. contest IN which there
can nc but cne vtctor-ncath:
Does cot appal the strongest mind to thlnE Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay What
excuse can be offered when timely warning Is pounded
In ycus earso When the danger Is pointed out VI
| moi a.oid III MAKsDkxs PEoroRAL BALM has bee1
rse with suecess In nearly million Of cases, anu
endorsed By the Medical Faculty as the most pFomp
ard ccac1ous remedy that scientific research has dis
covered to rcieye md cure ali CASES OF Coughs Cold
Influenza md Consumption, II the case ts not be5on
al hope Even when the suereE Is In the last ssasea
he Will snd relief bE using this preparation oae po'
tie will convince the most ineroduous, that the merit
OF th.. preparation arc By no mcars c1&sEcFa'eo'
eact-fal Esr short Of the euoR!es bestowed upon
thousands v ho have been cured b5 1ta timely use.
guarantee accompanies each battle. aad dealers arc
st,uccd In cvc:r Instance rcfand The money! wht
this preparation fails 10 relieve
rrrc,ztd py T. ", aARsDES. 1s7 Droaawa
| New York, aud for sale b. iii pEcCctsts. 1!1ee'
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s.Ie DruEEssta, Chicago. Ill. General Asca1 'o[
Sort1v e4t. For tAie by SMITH y" h!- '.
WILSON md ]. III HOOPER. oc1Ass2'sS 1te""ae'
, 1866-11-05

For the Sew England states address
IICENoR 4 FIELDS, l25 T1amant-st., Boston.
For New York. New Jersey, fennsylsaot3, Aary1ano,
Delaware, District Of Columbia. Ohio,
and Michigan, address
TICKNOR 4 FIELDS, 63 Blescker-st., n. z.
For Indiana, Illinois, Missouri kausat, lows, Mime
sofa, and Wisconsin, addfess
JOHN Il, AMM0N, 81 Westinghouse,
Chicago, Ill.
, 1866-11-05

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hYacine CataTrh Sore Trnas- bronchitis,
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tnat more serious disasters will be reported.
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