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you oil, and receive your congratulations
but hope you will spare me any public de-
monatrstion as I live here In this city and
will be glad TO receive my friends at any
time, without display. 1ihuoh prefer NV.
Ing mono, and mono will DO held with nv
consent. 70 receive you ut any time; eth:
| or mere or atSmy residencet without any deS
to mo, and hope will be agreeable to vo,,
| l,shall take the demonstration oil for arant.
! gu ana appreciate your motives tho same"
| The negroes wore not REPRESENTED in
the committee which waited on Grant
to-day.
Tho Young Mems Seymour and
Blair Club organized rs permanent
National Democratic Club. Joseph
Il. Bradley, jr., President.
Crebs beats Raum in tho Cairo, IL.
linois, district-making four Demo.
cratic Congressman from that State.
The Commercial Batk of Now
Brunswick has suspended.
a locomotive exploded ut Donoas-
ter, Pa, killing the engineer and q
fireman.
~ WASHINGTON, November IL.
II Is, stated that Grant has 6fdefed Gene
ra! Baker to burn all lettcrs applying for
cffice
The reputed gathering Of arm1i negroes
is IN Upton County, Tenn, instead Of Ar
kansas.
Seward says the recent statements of tho
London 1tnled, regarding tho Alabama
The same tbay BE said Of tn. statements Of
the sitIatiom originating IN {his country.
The State Department has no information
regarding tho reported flibustering move.
ments on Cuba.
a number of papers have placed the name
OF Andrew Johnson. Mt tho head Of their
columns Gs the candidate for next Govern.
or Of Tennessee. It Ia said that Mr.. John.
son will accept tho Democratic nomination,
and there is littlc doubt thdt he will re.
ceive it.
WASHINGTON, November 13.
Genera! Grant has gone to West Point,
and will remain n week in New York on
his why back.
Secretaries Seward and sohofeld were
absent form the Cabinent mse,ing TO day.
After the meeting there was long consul.
tation between the President and Secretary
McCullooh and Attorney g General Eyar,s.
The customs receipt frohH the.2d to tho
~. instant were, So, 487 900. Is I--s,,
Recent Investigations entirely stcuipate
Hon. Jacob Thompson from completely in
Indian Trust Fund defalcntion of 1860.
Perry Fuller, collector of the port of
New Orleans, is here. ,,nr,,.,.s,.,e r., '
treasurer pinner's report Is published,
md shows the following increase Of expen.
fditures. over lnst year: Interior Depart.
mort, $4,000 Civil Department, So.
900, 900; War Department, S29, ,75O, 900,
Including $8,000,O0O for bounties. The
amount Of interest paid on the public dect
In coin was 500, 750, 900, and in currency
S35, 5,000,000.
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TIE RAIAFrEhu naMxA1L d

eioner hasused overy appliance to destroy
my influence md remove the authorized
capacity tQ inveatigate and report ON such
matters, though not as .an officer of the
doverhrGent, feel, as an American citf-
zen, authorised to expose and hold tp to
ofhoiai, executive, and popular e8naemiGas
tien suoh hagrant and palpable violation
Of official duties."
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PROCLAMATION,

XNIHEREAs, Ills Exeliency tho Presi.
wv dent Of the United States kos, bv
proclamation, sot apart the 2Gth day Of Nos
Sember rs day of praise and thanksgiving
to Almighty God, for the ines,imsble blesS
sings which, in his gracious Providence, he
has so bounteoisly ceRferred upon Us dur.
ing tho year which is l,astenlng to its close
Now, therefore /, ROBERT X. SCOrr:
Governor Of tho State of South Carolina,
do hereby issue this. my proclamation. enr.
neatly accommodating and cnjoining the good
citizens OF This Commonwealth 70 set APART
the Goth of November next, as n day Of
tha9kssiving md prayer; and, assembling
IN their respective places 0: worship, min
gle their praises with fervent invocations To-
Almighty God that, through His divine in.
huenee, and guidance, social order may bs
maintained and the psaco aud prosperity Of
our beloved country perpetuated.
Given under Try kGn8 md fhe sen, Of tho
State. in tho CITY Of Columbia, this
llth dnS of N69ember, in tho Year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hum
t.. B. dred and sixty eight, and IN tho
ffhoty- third year of The IndcpcnI
dehco Of tho united States Of Ameri-
y r, k, SCOTT, dovornot.
r. l.: CAnpozA, Sec'y Of State. 81
nov l4-xl iA '&i HHTil
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~ G w s p a Pc rs.
THE BEST and the CHEAPESV

~ .'Llsr" has just been published for tho
use of adcetiisers Including the leading Dem.
oerntio and Republican papers in all towns
and cities in the United Suites having more
thnu 1000 population, (',ilics ;vv:sS given
wherever any are published md also most
OF tho weekly publications; Tire regular cir.
cett'ation of which exceed ! d, 0O0 copies each
issue. ..,p., -
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cents. Address
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A6rEBfIslxG AUssTs,
n 40 Park Row, New York.
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History Of the Revenue ,Pfsaab, ~
| Nsw'YoRK, November IL.

The HeraM publishes seyon, columns sof
porrespondSnoe between john II s(silmer
Ind tthels revenue officials, rtKafdins he
wills fraads. In which Mr.$ @. complains
y4ssy hiias a .s o. puSs,Tik
and pbnishihg frauds. "A. letter from him
g !, ssersiary Mec;siloS6, dated November
"WithSht giving other reasSna, s,r, I IL,
specially invoke your official ondempa.
tioh OF the act, and Of oil parties cbiiieoted
Nithm The badges of ffrasid olustSf around
eyery oireumsfan ancSp Haatl ildisciese Is guilty
motive aiidcononrrent orims infl every move
made BY Chg parties, and they involve The
fGommiesicner, the collector, aud The assss!
sora detah Law be enforced. q ~ stands
fully arIaSd for iisi lSindication, and have
a right oinyoke It's administrative and
poaaL enforcement. Though the eomhiis.
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

GRE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT
Messrs. Geo. p. R6weYI & Co., THE
LEADING NEW YORK ADVERTISING
AGENTS, ARE NOW MAKING EXTENSIVE
coNTRAcfs fHRoUaHouT THE SOUTH.
They Pay Cash for all the Adver-
tising THEY ORDER, AND EXPECT rs
OBTAIN low RATES. PUBLISHERS WISH
INC TO HAVE THEIR JouRNGhs PLACED
ON FILE At. THE OFFICE OF MEssRs.
RowELL 4 CO., SHOULD ADDRESS THEM
As AN EXCHANGE TO THE Advertisers
Gazette, NEW YORK CITY. H#'
nov l7-4w "fSt n .-i'".t SE5
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n .fnflni Georgia,
-oVF EFFhHN AEE5EI FEISITV'.N gEf13FIRi 407T I
,YwYi,a I,,s ATLANTA, November o.,

&Tf}'a hszgA AffhAAsNrA' november ".
Gov. Bullock issueopoa proclamoti ion,
offering reward Of Ave thousand dollars
for the arrest andIoonyiotion ofthe person
or persons who oauasd tho death Of Albert
y. Nalhn,, sllerif of Richmond county, who
was killed in the eleolion riot at&Augus,u.,
Cottolr tg receipts Saturday, 60sbales ;quot-
ed at22 cents. n, s. = -.
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fhe Florida State Officers in Court.
PkLLAHAssEE, Fla, November l3.

The case Of Governor Reed against Lieu.
tenant Governor Gleason and Secretary
Allen was called in court at 10 O'clock
this morning; and, after argument by
ootfhsel, Judge Booke decided the affidavit
insufficient on tcohnicali.y, and proceed
ings were squashed, and the persons refSas.
I'd. Tho merits Of the case was not brought
ont. There are no indicatfoht5 Of further
movements in this embr6glio before the 10th
instant, when the Supreme Court will de-
eide on the fegSlfty Of the impeachment.
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Crops in Alabama Legislature II |, g
Election.
MONTGOMERY, November II.

! The weather for tho past week or two
has been very fine for crop altering. Tho
corn yield is large, and the cotton is turn
ing out somewhat better than was antoipat-
ed. t,3{sf
The Legislature is doing nothing of gene
raj Importance. Committees of both Hous-
es nave been appointed TO- travel over sho
state and investigate alleged Kuklux out
RACES.
The vote in the State is still unknown.
Forty-six counties give, Grant 60, ,826. and
Seymour 59,484. Eighteen counties nrc
yet unreported. The Republicans claim
tho State by 10000 majority.
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General H&yes Repudiates the guban
Expedite l---Death of ex-Ohief Of Pol
lioe-Damages agSinst New Orleans
for the Riot.
NEw ORLEANS, Move irtof IS.
General Harry l. Hayes says his name
is connected with tire "6ubnh expedition
without the slightest gtoend, and lie has no
knowledge Of the scheme except from tho
public prints. He cannot be indGced TO
participate in flllibustering schemes, and
has no designs upon Cubf to Be executed
in any way except under tho authority. u
the United States Government. 's
Thomas +. Adams, eI.chicf Of police,
died day.
Claims against tho city for $27, 900 for
damages sustained during the lat6 riot have
been presented. -
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Later from Mexico,

HAVANA, N ovember Is. e g
Advices from Mexico say Congress is
Engaged In trying several important per
sdnages among them General Meiia. seore-
'tary Of War, for unauthorized expenditures.
Romero, Secretary Of the Treasury (la,e
Minister to Washington). is also charged
with acts contrary to ldw. a <t5si
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Sudden Daath.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, November 13.
Ex.Governor David Todd died suddenly
to day whilo preparing 10 take tho train for
Cleveland. His disease Is unknown.
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Seizure of Whiskey at Newbem, N. q.

aFE NEwDERN, N. c., November I3. y
The deputy collector of internal revenue
has seized about 100 barrels of liquor from
parties here who failed to report stock on
land up to and on tho 11th instant. His
notice was published in only one paber,
and not until the day on which the retttrfi
was required.
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L0RILLAMD's u, ....: =, !.
Eureka Smoking Tobacco;

A Good Smo King z66dceo = ''
b Perpetual Comfort. - - :
The Eureka" Tobacco is likewise nm or.
celle9t article of choice Virginia Tobacco,
Of a heavier body than the former, and
hence much cheapdt ii price; nevertheless
1t makes on excellent smoke. -
Orders for Meersohaum Pipes arc also
packed daily in this brand. q
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LORILLARD'S
"Y a c ht Club"
SMOKING TOBACCO, 4ss

The best judges every Where declare II to Bio
the best for many reasons 5000 ,,.
II is made of the finest stock grown.
II has mild and agreeable aroma.
II is anti. nervous in its effects '1
rhe Nootipc having been extracted,
And is perfectly free from dfGEs,. .esar
II lcaVesno acrid, disagreeable hftef.tastc,
Docs not burn or sting tho tongue,
And leaves no offensive odor In tho room.
Being very light ono pound will last as
long - ~ :. - -.
AS two to three Pounds Of ordinary TO.
bnccos.
Orders for Elegant Meerchaum
Pipes. a.
Are bong facked daily in the varioas
Sized Bugs in which il is sold. 4i,....
BUY 1T, try it, and convince your.
self go ~ w.
That it has all'tho advantages we' claim
for IL. s,u.t. nlI.Eg. .gaN' ~
If your dealer does not keop' L. auk him
to got it, 80
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gAntioipated Trouble Ii Tennessee. p

|f+5,t,< MEhPHis, Tenn, November II.
General Granger has advi6es Ola threat.
ening character from Tennessee. Many
white women and children have left Tiptoi'
county. General Granger Sent fsfty mon
tifere BY SPECIAL train to preserve order
One tiousaIiG ARMED negroes are reported IN
the vicinity Of Masor's depot, Upton ooun.
,tv. - - 'f+h''L ~ N' 49, =. -
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Close Election in Charles Success of
>o' the Republican Candidate. fr
CHARLESTON, 8. c., November IL

CHARLEsToN, 8, G., November II.
The result Of the municipal election was
announced this afternoon amid great excite
ment. Nearly 10000 votes wero polled.
and Pillsbuty (Republican) was oloot ed
Mayor over Loscsno (oitizens' oandidate)
by only twenty-five votes. The citizens
party talk Of contesting tho election.
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Destructive Fire.

SrRACUsg, N. Y, November 13.
The Sherman House, and number of
adjacent buildings, were burned to-day.
Loss $l30,G00.
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News Items, 80 3
,S@sTAILAiiassEE,s Eta, Noyember1O.

'F.A%AnhhitAaShh,SE SE$LAtt NOYemDerlU. F%7
Lieut.. Gov. Gleason and Secretary Alden
OCCUPY rooms at tho City Hotel, across The
street front the 'Cnpitol. Yesterday at Tho
hotel, Adjutant- General Stake demanded
paper from Secretary Alden, relating to his
appointments as Adjulant, which, Alden
refused; when q pistol was presented to
enfufco tho demand Chief Justice Ran
dali, who was present, with others, intcrt
fered and succeeded In arresting difficult
ty. The Gleason party claim that Reed
caused the destruction Of arms TO prevent
them being used to aid in his conviction;
While the other side say Glcasou's party
adit to add to Kced's embnrra ssrn nents s"y,'
~ y: g5is HAVANA, November 10. Il,
Tbe,expedit tonlf from Gumas after proyi-
eions retnrned 2utsteeessfui The reyolu7
tionists destroyed everything. Bands of,
fotbers were. depreda,ing tho plantations
underl the ,prete,1tt sf being reyolutionis,s.
The planters in q l5fgd ,t,oetion of tho East
ern district are unable TO harvest their
crops. Fa nino is feared, The Provisional
doverhment atth6eizSs. isrsundi to use his
own discretion In using the death penalty
for politiSsl Saenoeg. Tho disturbances
ar6eoniincd 'to the Easteth, district The
test of the isldnd Is Tranquil. ~,
i,Na u NgwYoak, YNovemberio.y;A
The steamer Granada, will, Gen. Rogcn.
oranz, aud family, apd Gen. Longstree.
abroad, sailed for;veta CrGzfo.dsy.S' - =
-B. New ORLEANs, Nov. l2.
The vote Of this State $; except ono.
as parishsis complete, and stands Grant
rs 1862 I; tSeynlouE8l, ,742, Ia Deaao-
cratic majority cf 55, 100: - Ns''S'' :
- e"ais8S'@ NE NEw \ DIX, tisi Nov. Nov. IL. s>'
Wqrmsld and SO'Baldwin,t the Irish
eiant;S ;SfodgRtsata Weeifaawke III "a astoaday:
Wormald was knocked insensiblc and
hadehisjawbroken first sround.t
,'."1,as ,,sts,,, sAs FhAsolsco, November l2.iTi
seymopi:,earsiessOre Oregon, by aboat 2OO.s i,
WASHINGTON. November 12.4 -
Ar ;mHHSSrttam meeting ofs citizens and
capitalists 10 further the sairsliinies railroad
between New York md the, tWesr Sis sthe,
Virginia Centred Road. was iIiield to day !!
Acentral eommitteeio of fifteen were appoint
Grahtskat o long interview with Commits
sioner Rollins. Very great' xcitemeft in
fevenue ;matters.9 md important, ao.ion is
e&peoted.aa ssSstsS =; aasSiS tsrs3 Il tFs ~
Tho ofioiaLsnajorityiR Ponnsylvania is
28,808. n,
The rsp9sr.ed rs selling of g General Long.
!, ,Sg5aa adMRMpfsIs, NoyenbeF I2.yfr
Tho soldiers have returned from Tiptohe
County.sa Manyynegroes had sgathered, but
no disofdeE sereportedss al ys,Rra .rpsh903
ars .hsAAtss4 ~. - sSsdAG s4-eR,tib6ys
rlrai ss From FashMet t0h.t ts' 4 g, Nt:5' e !,
.ty4f, s86s s sHIxaf foxS Royenher9 8. !,
Grant 4isi attending sf,sSa routine 3, ,duty,i
had m0ny visitors and itsu,;'. seem To en-
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New York,
NRw YoHK, November 0.

The General Meade .collided with The
Marmion. from Savannah, near Scotland
light ship. cutting the AIart.icn3 below ,he
lino.'hfThes Meade brought off the
passengers and part of the orea. ofthei Mar.
mion,. but the Meade rnn or Jersey Flat TO
prevent sinking. The Lockawanna1 gave
me Marmion assistance. ihThe Marmion
Sunk to her decks7-+-ba plenty assistance.
s. BUFFALO, November o. ~
Bisfops. Y, Ryantwas conseoratcd yes.
tord"y; 1000. present. ,t,..s, sl1N'St y ~ SFV
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The Cuban Expedition from New Or
leans.
New OpLEAxs, Novembbor II,

INV OHLEAN8, NoV6mbor II.
This evenings Times has an article civ
ing us rpn,ors aid reports current. details
OF tho Cu6ahtexpedition spoken Of in yos.
tcrdays New York World. Il adds that an
organization in this oity and country has
been In correspondence with the leaders Of
the Cuban insurrSctionary movement for
sssomo time. The Ieaf headquarters Of Tie
movement are in Il is oity, and the leader is
not Gsheral Hennihgsen, de has been stat
ca. IL snys the statement that 3,0uO mon
leave this city in fifteen days will probably
turn ont true, and that number Of par.
tics engaged in the movement have already
lleft here with passports for 'tubn, ahd that
On On laesSfay evening swp meetings or those
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-18
New York Market.

> New YoRk, Eov.. II z, Pm.
Cotton unchanged; sales 1900 bales,
at 244. Gold a2a. l.., {sE s,t INK :
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Democratic Oongressmen.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 13.
James F. Johnson (Democrat) is elected
TO Congress by small majority. aaasy
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Delaware. ..to. q i.
iWILMINdroN, November 0,

The Supreme Lodge of the Kniehts OF
:, y xx,pythias-delegates from New York, Penn
bin. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
District Of Columbia, Virginia, Louisiana
Ind Nebraska --mct this morning, Supreme
Chancellor Samuel Read, of New Jersey.
presiding. The order numbers 40, 900 in
theiS,atcs represented. Sa}rbita31'E sHiTI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-18
liverpool Market

~ }a ldvERrooI, Nov. IA. @
# Cotton tlull--nplands lOaa10a; or
leans l 3. Sales 10000 bales; stock
aaoat 29l, 200, whereof American is
56i0U0. q. l-llll'-l1t 80 ,,I.E 1I-'l-
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Charleston Market.

CHARLEsroN, Nov. IA. d,
Cotton dull, and easier; sales 200
baies--middlings 222a25 receipts r..
234. -ras ~
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Arkansas.

.aiu8l LlrTLE RooK, November 8,
Roger (Democrat) is elected to Congress
from the Second District. Second and
third doubtful. sk&;Se.F }76'!s Z ,s''s yG1"N ~ :.
Martial law will be extended over Little
Nock and Pulaski counties Monday.
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Latest by. Telegraph,
Florida,
TALLAMAssEB, .NoYomher 6

- .A+SN- NSse!. ,tN''FE'9s = NiHN - - I
NothingSiof' Importance r has transpircd
eince tho report Of Saturday, concerning
the impeachment Quit against Lieut.. Gov
ulsason and Secretary Alden. ,..s.., ,,f,, {, I,
There ore no indications Of. disturbance,
About a!half the arms thrown from tho cara
have; been recovered in good order, ana
are in tho possession, of United States
troops. b%tSs@ }t5Ea sttyf,
All Judges oftho Supreme Court nre
heres waiting action Of the Circuit Court.
@a a*,+ 6s;;s..::.... ..---4,r--4----l So 7tss
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2as3eSYsNaNY 9Hsa ,Nc, - sN
I SALTilssAITi5sanTi5i 90

A II A 4 fsgs or ,fdvERpo0L $AtT. /
y ~ just fec9ised and ,fots ssaii ssaaie.. II low for,
Ctsh ~ hsJNo. P.stATTEERs, f@ =
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-22

Our lady friends of the modest order
and we take it that McGregor and its
visitors belong to this honorable class, can
see by the article below what it takes to
''make up a lady of fashion. This, by
the way, is a small affair compared with
the domestic invoice of the real ton. No
wonder yoing men are disinclinel to be.
gin housekeeping and girls remain single.
Who OF our industrious "boys'. can af-
ford to marry piece Of beauty who re-
quires so much furniture" as this lady
sues for? How did the wicked sue en- get
possession of this ladys clothing?
An action against citizen of Indiana
by lady of this city is now pending in
Indianapolis. 1t is for the recovery of IA
wardrobe belonging to her, which, she
alleges, he has in her keeping. The list
will interest our fair readers, if it does
not make them envious. The items are
as follows: ] merino dress, so; | green
silk dress, $50; blue velvet dress, $500;
| cashmere dress, $50; poplin dress, $50;
cloth dress, 500; white muslin dress,
$50; l buff chamber dress, $50; plaid
gingham, $50; ! dozen pocket handker-
chiefs, $40; | embroidered lace dress, 500;
point lace dress, $500: orange colored
merino shawl, $40; lace circular, $40; |
lace velvet basque, $40; set mink furs,
$500; ! opera glass, with setting, $50; 80
pieces undcr-clothing, $50; velvet man
tiila, $50; + pairs stockings, $40; pair
CATERS and 3 pairs slippers, $50; IL linen
pocket handkerl hiefs, 500; 8 lace pocket
handker:hiefs, $50; point lace collars,
Sl25; II lace collars, $50; pair point
lace applique sleeves, $1,000; pair gui-
pure lace sleeves, $50; pair Valencicn-
mes, $50; pairs common lace, $50; IL
yards point lace, 5000; founces, feathers
and laces, $50; parlor ornaments, $50; l
oil painting, 81 500. Total, S5,O45.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-22

Dir. BARTH d Co. REMOVAL FROM MIL
WAUKEE TO CHlcAGo.-Owing to the great
increase Of practice, DR.. Barth & Co., were
compelled to remove their branch Office
from Milwaukee to Chicago. in order to
more fully accommodate their patients re
siding in the South and Northwest. At
each visit they have paid Chicago during
the past year, during their stay at the
fremont House, their rooms have been
thronSed many times to oyerdowing. In
order to have more commodious rooms,
they have released commodious rooms in
the Posts new Marble Front Block, No.
al Madison street, nearly opposite the
Young Mems Christian Association, in
enc of the most pleasant parts Of the bust
ness portion of the city, where their
rooms are now constantly being thronged
with patients from nearl y all parts of the
South and Northwest, seeking such Med
zeal and Surgical aid as those gentlemen
possess the ability to bestow Thousands
upon thousands are pining away to their
graves from effects Of disease, such rs
Catarrh and Lung Asthma. diseases which
if taken in time and thorough bred feeling
physicians consulted they might now be
in perfect health, while many thousand
others are affected with diseases of the
eye, ear, and throat and diseases incident
to females, all Of which DR.. Barth g. Co.,
now fully demonstrate beyond doubt are
durable under their judlcious course of
treatment. Those afflicted would do well
to consult DR.. Barth g. Co., in person or
by letter at once.