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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
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rtr lsuteu oi. auirertian'ett BON ealolptrtbt
q olef, nit S&cdlt btruImte auiannisu9elttte Via.
'hiu,. Gs lit ole tslte, I'M GtbrutGs tehrnlite Sanb-
redsn. D(aittnt. gpas Etdrit, Gtule@5t't u. Bauer.
b~aitjs'cit arterr'jit, plr0 &c bon tttntr Ntai@tne
~tetielten SLATE In etem 2anee ubtrttoff
fem
!iuG ba5.n sir Rett alf Eager: ben suiamuenses
ltBisu s,ie,ltu . d n|ttter NIT Selbfb9rter;
Pierte-@atfen ouf 0talcrn; SeusDrtbs
re3eu; 5atlens St0rpler ocsr Na&~
ieisr; Dreid- II. &e~tnt8unsssN s<
i6lnen, BON Gitrsen in Hslpe9ur9 9eiett; Drefa-
il. Gtrcb a nj nj /. DC a dtusn; Y ftSa
II, - eiz~ - dbIeu 8etn"& rtfen;
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o amm!er, r'ttttr. S1dieia
i%ncits., itutter f6nfiee- Ii. IIab!mai&!nen; s!icrHe
selcleg!aen; Grotmmten : iS.roriGer glantaasn-
g~tlrsmG0!cut .SUtcrrObr-Si uDltii Il. 8srearnpttr.;
eltfNtt GrcpiiDse; @9pen; 4uittpsscreu. SubItrde
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gtr eatauttrsn Sab sus laisrc srtt'el .ur 3utrte-
benleIt alsfaleA.
g. Sinclair Il e n g.,
C62-l Nr. e. a;sbtar., Baltimore, Afb.
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Sic estWe6baSJ = AeNer SSerftd,es
Euitee=G pnreaafie 1pmS sGittmDEe"
sctpnbeS .rabe,
aebeuybtm Epramte,
esie If ie5s bereit, aIie writer @ekaubs,
WbEelp II. &C II M a II II 8 - Baarea III
ssr Stu5t otcr auf Gem 2dnoe, aui esa Jabr pber
tlr,ere GeFrlias ~ pcsafefnrtren.
Dtreftpriuni
Ebp8. Sefep, Btliibent.
saIospas aheiten, auittu SaG.
Gnpd, Esrdtt, EeIer RpmsU.
8bcm. 8bilritss 8. .. .. eatross,
IAN. Senietp, =. y. Sarote,
Seize SpIon. saar,ts Carer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
Giuc EalniiieusWebisin.


gIs Samtissn- Diess!n tit &c has nuyl'6ite Sell
m'ttel, ,peldles bic g9rit iturt. 0trb man pru
SGmsrStn pber llnpabtttieit 9eim9eiutt eeer nen
tintut bI5driisen selren beorott, 10 turtrt fcta st.
brauG raid ben Tattellttu II id,hst e15 Ssiten ror
~snfalsn. Gtutge III tnuteu mad Der duberen
pber tnreren gn,penbung hes u a B 10 ReItef
wtro Der opr, ten rsirisenelttn 9 d meraen
1r1mp EN-, beumatit us, Rerocrs
WeD, @t6t, geneen d. merS alien
Sicbtr, bbiem Sats, Srtppe, b.
tberie. usettp n rber e MI h b II II
teiaa.ne gattent iih lsibtcr II. ppDItr fablet;
8t@tt9e SemertHMg: = pr : a D.
ten @tSmoen rppkren, no eS fGp:r bdIt, bic gienit:
zines ltrjtes gu crianGsn, TT U q . " aps U a b y
Relief unitdsbar- IS fam nit Der ~pcititetn
BerFhtruns etbrau1t %iperstn, bas cs III alien 5aac1
CUTE Dtsniie Isiite, NO man @tbbeba9en pSsr
8 @ merte ipirt, cter mt
Slipte. Sipbtbcrie. bblrnl 8ailc,
fGlimr1em Sulten, ~pctierfelt,
gaueu-8fltf. uuierletb8.,
9un9en., 9tbcr= II Mi.rtt- @ut,anbut3,
peer nit Salsbrlune, Salsint5lneund
Wsdislfteber peet NIT gieu,alaie,
Gppipeb, Sabn-, Sbteni1mersen,
pber nit NenesnIbrl,
Rldenl6msr5 RbeumatisruS,
Eurd>iaa, etplcra Wicrbus,
&ubr, 9,ar bpuneeH.
DIu6itdoen, Brau[der u.
arampien
esslast IL. Ole an,renonns BON R%atmap's
Reabp Heltc { miro Ii6 bon clcien geihper.
iuriret.
Rbcum 6 muS 4. - Dtele8 fdntertbaits
llebd bat ben gsididttltcr aerSteu u. beltetteiien
N1ittein gttIpst. IS ii em Shpitri1lten III betan.
be!n; atsr R abWap'S Reaop ReItef bal
ned iteis ben, g~stceneet i~picrtiee Gtleittcfuus Der
fdeft unb in alien ydlsu ben atit;m, I.entsiinblid1eu
poer n~ercSlert Jtbelmaitsn,uS cine fauefnoe Scilu1l
beipirtt. (8ei trcniitcrn RbcumatIsmus Ii. @idt
ipQte Rapwap's Neint9unas-S sru ,
has io8cnannic &enopattn NeipIcent t,
retcn etm Ieabp &eltcf 9ebrmi1t perbtu.l
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0ifentat1

pultlW W. " I 1t,
Dprtemoutb II. Bclopr.
Ole Geabpo, SzRNarets -CIisnbatN 1T 5pi1en PORTS
mrutb unb 4Bclccn cI6Hrtt.
Der uCue Il. eleRun'e EOmrtsr N Ell o., eapt.
Gen. 30. JtGisl, pnb her b5,iebtr o. -r'cr M , e.
tatbe e.. East. Sanes GNHu3ui l;s oer allen Bat
9nis, iasteu Jet tiliih (Srrr!agF 1us8eucmmsn)
iptihen Baltimore II. EDrtsntrUtb tl 3nlGlu'ls al
bic tptdbt' ae Rcute pe+ trnt Sreet.
Gen Glp,t Otup 'h6Sr Giuje brau&er mir Mot g's
iOnpus 81 reriid.Fs. sNe btis ate btlsb!c Rou!t tth
burt 0tufit6 ALI bic EcquemIittt len 6er Ya'la3isre
une furd 2eit- Ii. g~tlbtriDurntB rHr
istbh %emrftsblt. etseS ttrer Soots UsrloBt ta8!tn -
SDuu'NAs aus, s%lortnler - tire WeItte a III IN &c
hes urtpNsG 1t IA mtttn98 75b ubr
uns iiBrt uo@ bcr ,Stituna Wcuce, Ntpricls un6
SC,tSWput6, wp et.Srrc nd osr,& cGbtaic-JtcauD's
5abH" mad SuIfcF Slad!uattr, Vbc1torI 4~lgHlruib,
g9ti6Cn, Jialeteb, Gcle6brrp', GerptcTI, Wconicrt,
gD.ImirStru uHo alien QuntteH TN SUoen NnNdIis'
stt.
aud I6lttFrn lie Ft ben Samt5iuB' 0ampfern MAD
Ctr Ppint Ii. vi d nj II an Icwts b.n
9aTrisr .GcluS" isSm MtCntas D'tittocd Il. Srft'
tag fri9 u0G GtetrGitpne IT oer gditeln Sbcrs ref
8ir9triCn nnS Eienita85. Deruttita8G II. SaNfaae
raG ben Counties ARRtttep5 II Glcuc:feJ Gn6 nan
~ 8,tta0ytm fnb ZEN GaFitiucn tjssr 2ini'
flen1 %urlerillt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
sNcruranta =sleucfsAGexfteise .mnsa'
G~cSaEfGlaFs 9ru SfgSssEbrrR.

49,
5cF.nfG)afs son Sfe&~spErrf.
.gie Euirl.rtipmttti tsR Sept'i:en gubiiiums Rirt
saas b~eIrTogrS Gri 16tse, pit %Gbrt1 nit &rtol8 dG
hbrtc Y. Fa efasmein:r ap,rau;rs srtrsWsrbs sever,
EerFt Grunge . &'ttI'1cf. btr9ettrft- GEs Scar
@np;'e( ser @ci'n 't,ali bt.ra9t iVr Ssi
$500, atsg5
uaS e. bstiubtt ~ ol5slb:M eiu liett.f$us crs
HES.aG5J
TT bet g-ahst. ttr &~s'G'iCqft.
Ms.iC-g7 Sir r~tcr suretn,baIsr s;b!neurg,u I9t
lttbufn trgeae leet,Het SIT, Itadr.:,, SanbbGpiet &c
IL pC csr- ~H@f1ct e:erhen %srNsbs1t e.ia6tr he
BAN S3qs1asn beg E~sfs"itaft II gieltraDrs,
II. tTnaieH.
EEttEA era q GH1Ituh
FL 10, Sitc9nbiribg,
gtSaAAtey 6sr1 ~ i.aurt,
eosAr!rrs9.H Jiio u1isr: Scbirlungen ciraI'stta,
81, 3 ti9er. &rhforTil
&ubCIGb &GrrtnUt sssE.
R]etsrst5tr / n 8altimpAei
s 3 progns ), 20 attHen : 90
gts1uUI71. !GlnrtAa &GP I'M HStters : Sc
% q D!agbuGa Sail 3 VI
II g &bctI Il 10 G%'stritbtr S%6rtaAJft
& Gctlrtr ( Go
gciic,tpr Dot, SiTtfpronSeH: &r. i. s.
SleUcnftcmbec (DE'ro@tte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
@eiteres Der 3ampjer ,,aafrniaFian"

Weiteres per 3ampier ,,@aftrnlafian".
Die ,,Gitp Of Baltimore" tanaie ant 3.
Nar3 in ltosrpcpl unb bic yScpttane"
am ndmliAen Sage nsQucen5tppn an.
Der Der. St1atensD Camper ,Ganan,
fatsua" tpar arn G.. 3drS bon 8tn9a.
tprpn d~bge9an9en, III, fi6 na9 benz 9Dr.
ben Ron Jrlanb 81 begeben.
4.-Gs 1T Elm tabsburaifber
Samtlienrait db9ebatten mCrSsn, inorm
bic Sra9en Der tnnersn @plitif In Or.
ipd9ung gesp9en pprren fnb. lleber baf
Grgebnie periautst nod Nthts.
SIM Cabinet liao wteeer Spaftungen
terporsetreten. Die entfhtebene .3urud.
p%eifung Der 5crbefunsen Der llngarn fpn
ben Germ Ron +Rajtatb febr sertimmt
baben unb es ssibt, hap er pIeGetAt bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
Bcatfae TsusE = - srhtbsraR8s'
g. efefisncfs Hutt HGsftutcre.


ottiu Tcrewcitlite &se Upr @rltb- u. EeGtlaGeitr.
Ia, :. Glpse Der s3qrncrs' e Wir6Snts' Ran9",
Einadno tn HpubGoitraEe,
@ieie Geut SeiCNidiis ii. ;tyt Fsrcit 8trsterl;naet
qatr Irt aestn BEIRUT s.sr 5fSaftn bur6 Neuer tnt-
ttecnturebmcn. 0a bic atiieu Der ecieu'd,afi I'D
In ben hdnhcu prn ibtr 400 iaA easteebcnc; tsnt'
der SGrftr salttnOrc'S befneent 10 IL eeS seat't'
Qyblitum ~Gcirucrr8 ttngel0Ccu, S!eiGm tn rn'erei
Wltie auf ttr iDIitefcu Eaiis be0riubttsn uuteSrt9S
men iciue gerTt.runoer anluncrtrantn.
griit9nt: ebs. Hcber,
Bitesgrif: Seinr. 5trauS.
EireFt0rent
goIcp6 Nuseert. 2tusuIt 29a0rtr
Chs. mete., FhtiItrpB SID,
srtSu gGttEntss. DermsaN 4. GrcpnIlsi6
gs,cyG Roa, Rrisorih Q8elr,
Oei1ttm SirduB, ytitr Boit
SDbanu Baitr, Sol u. 2ubour,
zRitdCt AtJtussE .Pot .RelNrn
Eran3 Z. RursT Jat. =. Sar'nre.
Hcturia Gses, SER.
~. Sir bic EoI;cer riro y'tne Seredbruuq 6s
maft (Da7s1St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24

News 9prf -. mar, - @r. CT.
worp bat peute Gin Geia4 Y9n g8tlb. s.
SinGpfll Qb(0GgttA Def IieDeh. 2ebterer
Bat rap Sr 5taatsiftretdr iltD Det eng
IlNp aeypenCe fir Gertulta, welhe er ale
llnterttan ppu Gan 5aIYaopr erttttan
rurdb bie gertrennurg SOn Wadren am
GGro Der 1]meltrOniIacn 0Grte r@otpen
&Wte", meiAe pcm &tlabama" aut3eRTaHt
fhurhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24

Etfabrt ppn Ga(ttmcrc: rib I'm, q utr 10
Win. 7.O5. 80 uub Ai0 lbr, MN6urtlags nm 8,
ll5 puo 2ibtncs rs lNr; Srnnt0ls rib 4.l0 nne
Won W nitingtpn irib d 20, 4aS unc Ll2 llRr,
R0@m,t taJS so KS II. $50; Scnntl3S I lib ~ II.
Ra6mjttaSs 543 II. abencS 74O. De $40 lt,s
Etor9eu5use uuo 8 llbr. gtadlnttta; SI St5e rpn BATH
mere udp ee G. 20 uDl-DiD sen liz lint rte s3 utr.
Ra@mittlIOj ioe ppn t5ai9inNtou gaitsn oil otl l'sJ-
Turttcn an. 81 7,05 Ytprgtns II. rs ubr-9ad.
milta9S, Suat pcnDaIlimpre Wub bic IS llbr.Dtrr9ens
II, ~ llbrs Nu9mt tassSt9c rrn 2SalblrglpE Iblebea
ITO 2iQcn ali Der annlprtier gubn IN. .
81 1 gste1 oru 4~nragp'i5 irub ~ llGr unb Iad-
mjttiaS I'M s llGr 40 0t1t. mad Baltimore uns ISIS
ltiu0tcn ab.
gBcgcn 10 iteyer 9%tusfunFt, ip,pit Gobtbi1et: ouer
NBtutsI In etr SnftSea- =ialten, pccr an bus Gtiet-
&Ireou. 70 .. g mitJ, Granfrcrtmeli;er,
(6!-N 6. ". Ecie. SsIpt. Siletajent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24

Observation-Disclosures tsSGs
Eir 6aUtr oret @7tesn res nWl Phi r-Dtdbers;
mir ear1rtteu gutsS Tiaicrial, lolIes Sabrti1t itno
lrriScrurept1oC 2trtei! III nascm cher troderent
Grait. -
ssh goDcn btsie tsrltn,t:n Nadbentaidtntn istt ben
lsblen ,Dtt 'aDrcr p~trtauit uUo Mle. lp:lhs ft 6es
bfNudt bGtet, tn0 tt!Dslr8 eer NTIttt oab telne az
Stre Woi7 me I'm 2aacc 10 9crirge ~bepcsenoe 3raft
fmudt uuo ne 4ri ltc 8e;ic, wiC liz cot Sras' let
IS uas potr iroa,n, t4nsItet, atIc anberer tn
EAntteu itCllk
81. GtaeiaEr y Comp,
General aerttu iIr s~1arpiant uno grainief.
AZ 9lon bplc ~, atii1iBit Gin girtniar; psr cine
nab. bGa cute -2dbsmaidtut braudt, hem ratbtll icIr,
3a!b f,iuc YtIteGuul bgt uns tI MAIDEN. (iA@-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24
Tencrz@ eriIderung.
Ole uafipctirte Tiremen's Snfus
rance grnnpsente BON Saltis
more"
,Ebeoanr @tccter,

ADeUpNf ISEEcteFe
Teutfd,er siripGit Dne Gcups potter,
ytr. "a. Gt. saul rate G6taiosairaseo
yioa HufSiurg bee bisbtrioeu Sirnia Glp.sy q
siorrtS iest Ebecbor glotcr ees gcId! 1T auf a~f.ilis,
R.dnaaa am ctissa 4ias. icrt nno ~eu,pfebli I'D BEN
GubIirum s1 alien tn ietn ifa4 iGIaaeuosu arbstten
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Ia rs8 Egs 25aiSimcrezSbtDs
f1StSsESE@18E EStIcubohu.

am unS mad Wputaa q, BEN II. Dlr; 1865.
scNtu t69li6 prel Suot lwii2el Baltimore, 19telin8
Il. eagtcrs.HIS, unc 5rear:
Sscl;ug- iibrt ta9ttA { : onrtass auSsercitmen)
NV S llpr 80 Dtir, rub bon Baltimore al. Der
@rptcB-S hnellAu8 ti9JG (SOanta8s etn-
t&Iicblidl @ior8cnS ~ nbr; Der ItCommoOattonsire
9tGt tSlit6 (Spralal8 cIS9elblonen) I'M d lib 45
81. 9latNl reu Iput6crtaro rab Whee!tre.
HLe ctcic .St3e lGIietcn lid gu Sealr II. garterss
burg ben Siget r161 allen NuRsttn INT gaefct, Subs
{ncfcr Ii. Jipueipejtrr AT.
Ter SrcbcrtGtr Secp mmpbattpu s.
4u a pcrCGst galtmrrc gtaGlmittags I'M 4 l6r 20
y in' -CeIit(se ! I9 rer!isi auf her Retouliabrt Brs-
tGid INT 7 tbr Is Wt frub tl3ltb (ScEntaOS auS6ss
rrwmtl,
yer @Iltcott'8 WtIIs.8u1 a'bt ron
@alt. nm 6 u. 30lR. 1t I'M l0ll tr&b II. 3.309tah, II.
Dou &Nircti'S WINS NM Z llhr 10 ". II. II ubr 80
NR FrGs Ilno + llhr Radlm, as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-24

Wr. So, 8rpae itr., pienS Uor-.
Tn TSdifir,prs an &. gioipr. arreciiln1 ees
.Ecl,tid,en GcrrsipDnoenier- t2I6-t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
Advance lin G0rn---G0Od News for
the Farmers.


It will be seen by reference to our
commercial columns, that there has,
within the last week, been large adj
vance in the price of our western sta
pie product, corn. The immense
yield Of this whole region Of country
had created The Impression, and nafn-
rally so, that corn would be low;
and such would have been the case
had not there sprang up strong for
eign demand for it., which. il is antici-
pated, will require large quantities for
export. Farmers, who ten days ago
were disposed to make contracts for
future delivery at Boo to 40e, cannot
now be reached by a considerably
higher price What the price will be
during the Winter it is difficult just
now 10 predict, but If the demand
from Great Britain and the CONT
nent Willie up tolpresehti expecta-
tons, it will be a figure highly satis-
factory to the producer.
/ While it will keep up the price of
breadstuff to all consumers, which
will not be very gratifying intelligence
to the general public. twill eompens
safe the farmer in a great degree for
the short crop OF wheat, and make
money more plenty; this will improve
trades and loosen the present ztrin
gency of the money market something
greatly desired by the mercantile pub
llcs ~ dIGH ss4aI gE.l sIIu Iha hns
In Chicago, on tlle1st dfseptenber,
corn was SOC per bushel;;5. 1.-The
lst of October, il was 60cf on the
Both, it was sold as high as 81 90 per
bushel, and this in the face of the fact
that freights to the East hadadvanced
Sc per bushel. La New York the
piafket has been asshigf asslABa. OF
course, there are wide margins be-
tween New YORK and Chicago and
this REGION but the quotationsjwill
Indicate sthes 6rmnesRin the marketw
The reports from the whole lower
Ohio valley establishes the fact of an
abundant crop, and the damage by the
high water, in September, not SO great
al was at firstasupposedaHfla0a III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
MeetIng OF Merchants.

We desire to direct the attention of
our merchants and business men to a
call for meeting this evening, which
appears in another column Some
time ago we published accounts of the
unfairness Of the Inspector Of Cotton
in Western Tennessee, and urged that
steps be taken to compel him to SO
discharge his official duties as to make
no discrimination against or in favor
of any particular points 1t seems
however, he still persists in oompel4
lihgsall the cotton on the Tennesseeto
be transported to Memphis for inapoc-
ton, utterly regardless of the wishes
of the people and the great loss his
unfair course entails upon them.
Cotton lying upon the banks of the
Tennessee River, whore owners desire
to ship to this point, to sell or ex-
change for merchandise, is now or
dered to Memphis for. inspection, in
volving a great outlay of money for
railroad freights, to say nothing of the
Inconvenience and loss OF time occur
ring in getting it to market, The
merchants of Eastport, Miss, have,
we understand, held'a kind of indig-
nation meeting, and propose to unite
with our business men IN an effort to
right this great wrong. ~ aa g sdl
We hope there win be full at
tendance tonight Let it be under
stood that our merchants know their
rights, and are resolved to maintain
and perpetuate them. 1t is simply
Infamous that the trade. of such a
large scope of country as borders up
on the Tennessee River should be
subject to such. unfair rules and regu-
lations as may be- originated by a
Deputy u. s. Assessor.
We should not be surprised, were
the matter fully investigated, to learn
that the Memphis merchants had
been sharp enough to quicken the in
speotor's desire to benefit that city In
way neither creditable or honorable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
Reduction of TaxatiOn.

: The New York Herald has informa-
ton which leads it to believe that the
Revenue Commission appointed by
Congress, to report on the subject,
will recommend a reduction of taking
off entirely the tax on manufactures
and raw articles, as we'll as q reduc-
ton of the income tax, probably 10
three per cent. on incomes over a
thousanaaaadellHna4 and putting it off
altogether on lesser amounts. S~s~~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
SHERWOOD HOUSE.
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
From william n. West. .

TtT8sEf 8GIkCINNAfI9 April IL, 1866.
sDg, Li0hfhit-- Dear Sir; Feeling .thank9
full for the great benefit you have CON ferred
on me, deem IL a duty owe you and the
public 10 give a succ net statement OF my
disease, and your successful treatment of
ii.
Some six years since contracted eatarrlI9
which SO rapidly undermined my health
that / was compelled TO qait my trade,
(pFintGr), and seek outdoor employment.
which somewhat improved me. feturpl
ed t. my trade, but took a severe cold, and
the old complaint aga n attacked me in a
more aggravatrd and complicated form.
My lungs became contested aud effected,
with tnbefcles while all the alarming
symptQmsof consumption made their APP
peafanee. / had slight bleeding from the
lungs, light-sWeats, an incessant, wearing
hacking cough, and was atendily losing
flesh and strength. Three OF the best
physiclansof tins city treated me success
lively, without benefitting me. each one in
turn. telling me that had consumptions
and that not much could be done for ME.
except what care and dieting might ac-
cOmpltsh,
The last physician gave me a tonic and
told me little else could be done except TO
keep myself warm and dry. was COM
pletety Frustrated and unable to work half
The time. ~ this addressing .stage.o my
disease, and with little hope by either my
self or friends, IlNdsfted You ana went un-
der treatment without q promise OF cure,
but merely an obligation on your part 10
do the bestyo could. fhis wassix weeks
ago to-day. Almost from the first applIca-
ton began To improve, and have gained
so rapidly that at present my cough has
ceased, the sexpectDration discontinued.
the soreness and weakness in my breast
has su bsided, and my strength has steadily
improved. Furthermore, some five weeks
since. ! weighed myself, though without
heintention OF "A test; my friends aud ac-
qllaintamces. remarking my healthy ap-
pearanee of late, caused me TO try the sea les
again, and / was surprised and delighted
10 find Iliad gained tt,oelitg-One pounds in
the period mentioned.
Hoping this statement may be the means
OF Inducing other sufferers to give your
system a fair and impartial Triad, Femaln,
eNr Yours, respectfully, Ha4sf H4tss
fHIi-.sf WM. *. WEST,
Commercial Job Room, Cincinnati, o.
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New Jersey Election.

We extract the following from the
Cincinnati Times of the 31st ult.,
Which ma es . highly tayorable re-
port for this State 50 lately i Demo
cratic sttorgh5lde - aSffs no
TRENTON, N. j., oct sl.-The canvass in
this state Is being pushed vigorously.
The Democrats give the State TO the Re-
publicaps by majority of least 5000,
Litgraves, Demociat for Congress I'm the
Third District, is the only Copperhead that
WIFI lba sslectetit The Senatee and House
Will each ,haye,a majority of Republican
members.
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PERsoNAIlLW wer1el favored with

PERsoNAI1--We were favored with
a call on Friday from Col, John W.
Foster, Of the Evansville JOURNAL
Company. He represents the JOUR
NAL as sbeing in q fourishing condi-
tion. We are personally knowing, to
the fact that their facilities for doing
job printing Of every description, are
unequalled IN SOtthernIndiana. And
their. Bindery has ! been 80 thoroughly
provided Mithsall the improvements
pertaining to that business, that they
are enabled to. do as good and as fine
work as aiss done in eastern cities
PliacctQu Clarion. T'9 "a tfAf
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TIM SOCIETY OF rms Army. % OF
THE TENNESSEE have perfected ar
engagements for grand social reunion
of the officers who served in that army
during the late war. The meeting
will be h6ldl afEihdinhatil Ohio, on
the l4th inst.
Generals GRANT and SHERMAN have
slgnltied their intention to be present.
There will, undoubtedly, be aoIafge
attendance, and the occasion will be
one of deep interest -,
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Intending to remove to Gilbert's new
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Ty0R RENT-A small farm, within one
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There Is a good ftrm-honse aud suitable
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THOR REN'r-FARM-One or the best
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This farm will be leased for five years, ON
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Inquire of ALNAH JOHNSON,
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LATEST NEW =.


Gold closed IN New York yesterday at
Last week ,Gs5 emigrants landed IN New
York. The total number rldnded siifce
January LIST is 212 40. w sN
The cholera in New York has, nearly
subsidized.
The Fenian excitement IL running high
in Troy, New York, An early. inyasipqA Of
Canada II talked Of. iAriAA hfWtaahf0
Major General Wool has been struck
with paralysis, and his recovery ~ deemed
very doubtful. bef mf gtsA, sF b.
The Merchants Insurance office Of New
ark. N. j.. was robbed of 800, 900 In Govern
ment bondspn Tuesdaysnight. h.e a.ta
The Republicans Of the sixth Ward
Boston, have nominated a colofed citizen,
Mr.. Chas. II. Mitchell, for q seat in the
Massachusetts Legislature, A
Gov. Swami, of Maryland has decided
on the removal Of the Police Commissions
ers, and Sheriff Thompson, OF baltimore,
has arrived at Annapolis to take up their
warrants. There is much excl emeht over
thematter. At@
A National Convention OF the Grand
army Oh tIb lttpub4lca VIII htecL ul III r
dianapoliss on the 2oth Of Nosembber i Y
large exeuFsion party. left Rty Louis for
Fort Riley yesterday, TO celebrate the com
pIetlon of the eastern section of the Pa
citic Railroad. -,
The Emperor of Mexico is expected to
abdicate very soon. Several OF his AUS.
trian military officers have been murdered
by their men. 3l4V afS4HEH .HI3I
Gov Cony, of Maine, has appointed
Thursday, the 18th inst, as Thanksgiving
Day. tt A.
The Empress of Mexico IL reported to be
Distracted In mind. Cause, n complication
oftroubles.
The City Council Of louisville have
passed resolutions requesting the Govern
ment 10 interfere, in order to prevent the
execution OF Lynch by the Canadian an
thorities
SOME items relative to two of our
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10 ,gn6qmoJ e1u geHl Gil 8Hl.1
Fr0nl Rev. john Yplt,. ID. D.,

P9otesso,' III Union (Dllege, Schenectq-
. l.ls. dy, Ne,e Yorh.
N n. r. Gdglpin, Esq Dear Sir: / received
your letter of April 23d. to-day, I am over
siKty-one years of age. / have had, from
infancy, one ear Very deaf always dis
charging more or less offensive matter.
This year both ears became diseased, run
ming Very much very offensive, producing
the greatest debility. ofbody and depresr
sion ofapirits, and my hearing impaired
In the highest degree. In such q condition
/ put myself under the care of Or. G. b
Lighthill, He. has fully restored me, /
hear well. The dizziness and the dis
charges have been rern0ved, and have not
returned. Tue stopping of the running has
given lnesthe highest elasticity ana Ayigor
OF body, and u fiow Of spirits, while my
fear was that stopping the discharges
would prove detrimental, or dangerous. l
esteem, or rather have learned to esteem,
DR.. c. b.. LishlhilI, for he was stranger
10 me until was his patiently as q gentle
man and a man of sciences in whom the
highest con fldence iiisy beipAtced. y ~.
Yours, very truly, JOHN MOTT.
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