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INDIANA.
TNnIANApOTI9

About 8 O'Clock last night terrific
rain and hail storm, accompanied by
wind and lightning, passed over this
citv. The Indiana Central Railroad
freight depot, was blown down, and
a number of other buildings unroofed.
The watchman at the Central depot,
Allen McCatchan was killed, and sew
eral other employees seriously injured.
Rev. Daniel Ballone, Universalist min
lister of Utica, N. Y, was passing the
depot at the time OF the accident tooh
shelter in the depot and was very SER
iously II not fatally injured. The tele-
graph lines in the city were all pros
trated, but most of them have been re-
Daira5
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CANADA.
FLOOD IN ST. LAWRENCE.

FLOOD IN ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, April 10.
The ice has moved out of the Chat
eaugay river and Lake st. Louis. The
st, Lawrence river rose from 30 feet on
Saturday to AZ feet day. The lower
part of Grifintown is flooded and
much distress is anticipated.
GUELPH, April 20.
The heavy rain of Sunday night has
swollen the river Speed and its tributa'
ries to an unprecedented height. Sew.
en- or eight mill dams have been swept
away and the culverts on the leading
roads have been destroyed.
DUNDAs, April 20.
This district is completely inundated
and a large amount of property was
destroyed.
A fire in the business portion of this
town, yesterday, destroyed property
valued at $50, 900. Partially insured.
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NEW YORK, April II, 1869.

NEW ORki Aprll ~ 1SOS.
MY DEAR SIR: Your unexpected favor
of the l4th inst. was duly received. 1t
would have been more speedily answer
ed but for the personal request with
which it closes. In these days of cor
ruption in high places swell as low
places, no upright citizen ought hastily
TO refuse such request; but. after due
consideration, find myself constrained
to decline this mark ofyour esteem and
confidence. 1 beg you, however,, to
believe that this is not done from either
of the reasons which you suggest. Hav-
ing been educated to commercial pur-
suits. the Office is not repugnant to my
tastes: and as for serving the Govern
ment at some sacrifice of my own inter-
est and convenience. I trust that during
the past few years 1 have sufficiently
nroved my readiness to do 1t. But L
already hold an Office of responsibility
as the conductor OF an independent
newspaper, and I am persuaded that
to abandon it or neglect 1t for the tunc'
tiors you offer me would be to leave
superior duty for one of much less i'm
nortance. Nor is it certain that can
not do more to help you in the pure
and efficient administration OF the
Treasury Department by remaining
here and denounciDg and exposing po-
Iitical immortality, than could 40 us
Annraiser by the most Jealous eilott ~
insnra the faithful and honest coilecIIOu
of the customs.
Very sincerely yours.
CHARLES A. DANA.
Hon George s. Bomt"0eI, secretary o.
the Treasury.
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SENATE.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
EXPLANATIONS FROM ROSS.

WASH1EGToN, April 70.
Immediately after reading the jour-
nal, Mr.. Ross took the floor, and read a
long personal explanation, character
lzinE the accounts of his interviews
with the President as gross exaggera-
tions, but denouncing the Presidents
removal of men from office, merely be-
cause they were appointed by Mr..
johnson. He also went into a vindica-
ton of his course during the past year,
and said his future support OF the Ad-
ministration should not be blind or
subservient.
The Senate took up Mr.. Edmund's
resolution fixing the day of adjourn
ment sine die, on Thursday at IL O'Clock.
A debate ensued, in which Messrs.
Sumner and Pomeroy stated that they
thought they could not get through
with tho business by that time, and
Messrs. Edmunds and Morrill, express
ed their views to the coztrary. The
resolution passed with the modifica-
ton of emitting the hour.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion and subsequently adjourned.
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The Cuban RevOlution.
HAVANA, April %

The Diario announces that the insur-
and have cut off all Communication
with the town on the land side. Troops
have been despatched from Cienfuegos
to relieve Trinidad. The same paper
reports that one thousand insurgents
were attacked and defeated by one
hundred and fifty volu nteers. Reports
continue to be received of the burning
OF plantations by the rebels. The
Aballi estate near Matanzas, is among
those recently destroyed. It is rumor-
ed that a steamer from Nassau has
landed with a large cargo OF arms and
ammunition for the rebels at Puerto
Sama, on the northern coast.
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BOSTON, April 10
The meeting to. night to establish 2 2
reform league, was well attended, anu anu
COMMERCIAL and other walks of life.-
James A. Dupee called the meeting to
order, with Introductory remarks. Ed
ward Atkinson was chosen to preside.
Addresses, were made by :Messrs; At,
kinson, John w. Gambler, VIM. Lloyd
Garrison, Nathaniel G. Nash. James A.
Dupee, and others. Resolutions en-
bodying the objects of the meeting were
adopted,
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NEW YORK.
ELECTION OF TAMMANY oFGIcERs.
NBw York, April 20.

| .N6W 4OhAS AP4AA ASVs
The Tammany Society. last evening,
elected the following officers: VIM. N.
Reed, Grand Sachem, vice Gov. Hoh-
man; Sachsms, A. Okey Hall, Mathew
l.. Brennan, Isaac Bell, John J. Brad
ley, Charles G. Connell, Nathaniel JAR
Wis, Jas. Richard, B. Connolly, E. B.
Hart, Geo. W. Mclean, Jas. B. Nichol-
son, Samuel B. Garven, Joseph Dow
ling and Peter B. Sweeney, Mr.. Hem
~ Vanderwalter was elected Treasu-
rer, ad Wilson Small, Secretary; Geo.
w, Rooms. Sycamore; and Stephen c.
Duncan, Winskinskie.
CUBAN RECRUITING.
For several weeks the Cubans in this
city have been quietly, but asslduously,
working to aid their brother revolu-
tionists In the field, by the shipment of
men, money and ammunition to them.
Volunteering Is going on very rapidly,
but very quietly, and the recruits are
promptly forwarded in small detach-
battery of field artillery, completely
equipped and manned, was dispatched,
and information has been received of
its safe arrival,
RECRUITING FOR THE NAVY.
Recruiting is progressing rapidly at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The report
that twenty vessels are to be made
ready for service IS untrue. Ilere are
only eight that could be made servicea-
BILE in few weeks, and the only one
that is actually preparing for sea is the
practice ship Sabine, which carries 36
guns.
ESCAPE OF MURDERER.
1t is rumored that the notorious
butcher cart thief, Steve Boyle, also re-
nowned as the murderer of the Mfchi-
gan Sheriff, who was lately sent from
this city to the State prison in such de-
lirious haste had escaped from the
Clinton prison.
THE PECK DEFALCATIoN.
The amount of the defalcatfon of Mr..
Peck ,absconding warehouse man, turns
out to be much less than was at first
announced. It's now reduced SIS, 900.
The warehouse in Brooklyn, is now in
charge of the Sheriff. under an order of
injunction made by Judge Gilbert.
A complaint was made yesterday at
the Mayors Office by Mr.. S. j. Nc
Cracken against DIR. j. Walter Scott,
Principal of the New York Medical
University. The complaint charges DR..
Scott with being a quack.
VIM. n. Nelson, clerk in the employ
ment of the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, has been arrested on charge
of embezzling 90. 600 or $4,000 from his
employers.
The Newark, N. j., carpenters have
by striking secured So rs per day. The
Orange, N. j., carpenters are on strike
for 81 per day.
The steamer City of Antwerp, from
Europe, has arrived.
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WeIenIne on tho Farm.

A half-bushel measure is considered
indispensable by every farmer. He
does not sell his potatoes or grain,
guessing at the contents of the bin or
the pile on the hoor-it must be measur
ed. With this instrument at hand, he
may know just how much corn Is fed
TO the hogs and poultry, how many oats
to the horses, how much seed is sown
upon the land, and many other points
equally valuable TO know. But good
weighing scale is possessed by compar-
atively few, although its use would in
many ways be even more valuable than
that of the halI-bushel. For instance,
in selling live stock, the weight is usu-
ally estimated by the drOver or butcher
buying at the farmers door. Long
practice enables the buyer to weigh
them very correctly with the eye, and
thus he has the inexperienced'se seller at
an advantage, which he is not slow to
use. A good Fairbanks standard plat
form scale would save its cost i'll few
such transactions.
The weight of wool, butter and other
farm products should be ascertained at
home, TO prevent mistakes and dis
honesty in weighing after the goods
have been sent to market. The weight
of grain per buseeI, the gain of cattle
under different systems of feeding
(exactlY when an animal ceases to
increase by feeding), and many other
important facts, can readily be deter
mined by having a good scale. 1t
should be part of the furniture OF every
farm. Fairbanks's scales have been
named in this connection as being
entirely reliable, having been adopted
as the standard in this and other
Country Gentleman.
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6nice declined.

Mr.. Dana, of the New York Sun, haV-
ing been requested by Mr.. Boutwell, as
a personal favor to accept the Apprais-
ership Of Merchandise in the New York
Custom House, to which he had been
appointed and confirmed, declined in
the following letter:
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A rRAyE1ER's summary of Texas:
"The best women and the meants' n nen;
more sickness and less health; more
corn bread and less corn; more ne 80. 81,
and less labor. more pretty ladies WIN WIN
little feet and no ankles to match, than
any state in the Union"
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a MARRIED couple in Kentucky, both
of whom are deaf mutes, have an IN
FAINT child that can hear, and wh1ch, ~
Is thought, will be able to art1culate
perfectly in due time.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


PORTUGAL.
LISBON, April 90.
The mail steamship has arrived from
Rio Janeiro. The Paraguayan priso-
ners released by the allies at Augustara
had rejoined Lopez. The Paraguayans
had made several very successful raids
into the territory, held by the allies.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, April 20.
The trouble among the miners at
Nous has ended. No further rioting Is
apprehended. The workmen announce
that they are ready to resume work
peacefully at the SMALL advance in
prices paid heretofore.
SPAIN.
.....--. MADRID, April 20.
Senior Figuerly, the minister of FL
the Cons tituent Cortes yesterday after
noon. He proposes to effect reform
in the system of prohibitory duties, af-
ter period of six years, by gradually
reducing such duties. He recommends
that the amount of the floating debt be
fixed by law. at six hundred million
reals. The receipts of the Government
for the current year are estimated at
2,OOO, ZOO, 900 reals. The Minister pro.
poses that the salt and toll bacco monopo-
lys be abolished in 1870.
FRANCE.
..s--.r. PARIS, April 20.
Iu the Corps Legislatif yesterday,
a discussion arose concerning the duty
on brandies' exported to the United
States. A reduction of the present
rates of duty was suggested and urged
on the ground that such a change would
be favorable alike to the French COM
mercial and American financial inter-
ests.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 20.
In the House OF Lords, this morning,
the bill introduced by the Marquis of
Olauricarde, regulating leases in Ire
land, was passed to second reading.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, April 20.
a meeting OF the Federal Council OF
the Zolverein has been called for the
2Sth inst.
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UNDERPAID LETrERs.-The attention
o! the new Postmaster General has been
called to an erroneous construction
placed by his predecessors upon the
law of 1865, which provides that all let
ters deposited for mailing paid only in
part shall be forwarded to their destin-
alton charged with the unpaid rate, to
be collected on delivery. The practice
in the PostofIice department has been
to forward to its destination every let
ter bearing a three cent stamp, though
the correct postage to be collected on
delivery is six cents or even twenty
four cents. But if the letter bear only
twc-cent stamp, it is sent to the dead
letter Office, though the correct postage
Is but three cents, or one cent addition
al. The Department justifies its action
on the ground that the part payment
must be equal to one full rate for a
single letter to the place of destination.
On The other hand it is contended that
as q two-cent stamp and a one-cent
stamp placed on letter amount to a
three cent rate, the affixing of a two
cent stamp amounts to payment in
part.
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exchange; opened at 1885; closed at
134a1341S. Loan market easier: rates
for borrowing flat to 1-64a3- "a per
cent; and for carrying 2Rnd T. per cent.
indicating short interest has been clos
ed up to some extent.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Declined in
the morning Aa5s per cent. on the en-
tire list, but recovered in the afternoon
and closed strong.
Coupons 'SI, 1i71sa1171l; do. '62, 12O14
a12O2<; do. '64, 1l57s 7sa116; do. '65, 117Aa
lis; do. new 1l5Tall5N; do. ~, 115a
1855, do. '6S, 1l5a1l514; 10 4Os, 1O52sa
log.
srccKs.-The market during the
morning was barely steady, with the
average transactions, and in the after
noon became active and buoyant. with
general upward movement in prices.
Cleveland, Columbus Il Indiana Cen
tral rose from 45 to 471z; Illinois Cen
trail from 143 to IDS; Michigan Central
from 123 to 12SZ; Harlem from 140H to
142X: New York Central from 1854 to
1867, and the Improvement on the rest
of the list was Il to q per cent. Wa
bash has declared dividend of So per
cent. on preferred stock, payable May
1st. Miscellaneous shares are firm,
with an advance in Pacific Mail to "a,
and Mariposa preferred to 43. Express
shares were steady, though an an
Long Island Steamship Company in
tended to do express business tended to
check speculation. The market closed
strong,
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 935sa931G;
Western Union Telegraph 4Sa4S4;
New York Central 166ha1661z; Erie
341sa34N; Harlem 141Hal4l21; Hudson
1491zal4SA; Reading 951ss95A; Terre
Haute 4Oa4O13: Wabash 721za7274; St.
Paul 7975a9O; Fort Wayne 132&al322<;
Ohio 81 Mississippi S32aS316, Michigan
9S6aa99; Illinois Central 144a145: Pitts
burg 93Na933S; Lake Shore 9S34s99:
Rock Island l39ka1992S; Northwestern
S41saS41<; Columbus Chicago & Indiada
n; st. Joe preferred 12214; Cleveland,
Columbus & IndianaCentral AZ.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells. Fargo IL Co.
3215a33; American 4O%a4lA; Adams
6l1a6216; United States G5a651z; Mer-
chants Union 15a16.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
mAKKETs BIZ TELE0KAPM.
NEW YORK, April 20.

NEW YORK, April 70.
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales 2, zoo
bales at 2S1Ia2SZc for middline up
lands, including 900 bales in transit.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5a10c lower.
N-Wheat-Heavy and 1c lower
for spring; quiet and firmer for winter
Rye-Duli at 81 33a1 35 for WESTERN
Oats-Quiet at 76c for western, in store
Corn-Dull and heavy at SOa8214c for
new mixed western; 83aS5c for old
mixed western, in store and delivered
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and steady
at $3l 90 new mess, cash and regular
Beef-Steady, with moderate inquiry
Cut Meats-Quiet. Bacon-Nominal
Lard Quiet at 1870 for prime steam.
EGGs-DulI at l9a2Oc.
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
AND
HO0FLAuD'3 GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED by Dir. C M. ia CESON,::
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty-five years since they were first in
troduceu into this country nom Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to u greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Tn 10 the public
These remedies will etft ctnaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous LeDiIity, .NCnIOnlc UiaTrhCea,
Disease, OF the Kid tneSS, and all DIsea-
SEES arising from Il DlbOrdered Liver,
f1LlnInCl lnteEA- tinC6s
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River ana weather.

CINCINNATI, April 20.
Weather changeable. Heavy rain
last night and this morning. Their
mometer 66.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.


The greatest sensation among the dry
goods trade to-day is the Injunction by
Gardner, Brewer & Co. on Amoskeag
Prints, for using their ticket for the last
eleven years, consequently the mill has
stopped, and as both parties to the suit
are wealthy it will take a long time to
adiadicate the case. The market re-
mains inert, except for sPecialties.
Heavy brown sheetings of best eastern
makes are steady at 1515a16c for Stark
A, Pacific Extra Atlantic A, Appleton
A and Indian Head. Prints are steady
at I2al2Xc for American, Aliens, Pa
citic and Spragues; 92c for Wamsutta,
and SIC for Adriatlc; the latter COM
pany exhibit one of the prettiest lines
of cheap prints in the market, and they
can readily be retailed in the interior
at lOc. Low and medium styles of
bleached goods are selling very low;
the Constitutional A are jobbing at lie,
and Rockdale and Auburn at 143c;
both the latter brands are comparative
ly cheap compared with LonesdaIe and
Masonville at 1Sa1S3c; Williamsville
at 2lc, with discount, is also very cheap
Wamsutta is steady at 22]5c, and New
York Mills at 1713. Market generally
ia depressed for all classes of dry goods,
particularly low and medium woolens,
we have seen light mixed fancy cassi-
meres sold as low as Sc 80.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Very easy at 7 per cent,
though rather more active in the latter
portion OF the day, some delaying oper-
atoms until a later hour than usual.
Banks are receiving currency literally
from the interior and discounting free
ly to customers.
STERLING-Firmer;a advanced to 1885
for go days; and 1857 for sight; demand
steadily increasing both on account of
May coupons and commercial opera
tions, Imports are largely in excess
of exports, and leading bankers find
increased difficulty to cover their own
bills with lower priced bills.
HGoLD-Firmer and in sympathy with
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performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
OTHER relneLiies knO yvn 10 the public.
These remedies will etft ctually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
S5ss.S:; SstSSss o5 f. Rid ana ii Bsss
DE8ILITX.
Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
IRA fION or IHE SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, AardshiPs, tx
.posure, Eevers, sc.
There iH no medicine exIanL equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone ana vlgOr Is
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite III
strengthened, food is enlOYeu, the stomach
diEesIS properly, The blood IL purifier, the
com ple2IOn becomes sound ami healthy,
the yellow Linge Is eradIcated from the eI es n
bloc IL Is gwen To the checks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong nnd
healthy being.
TEIlSOfiS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling tho hand of time weighing
Ills, Will tnd IN the use OF this BIITERS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that will inSIiu new
nio into their veins, restore in measure the
energy and ardor OF more youthful days,
buu1 up their Enrupken forms, and give
health ard happiness 10 their remaining
years..
1t Is we'll established fact that fully one
half the lemaIe portion OF our
memt RERTat6op of good $ Health. fn or e to use
tneIr own express-AA ON, "never feel
we'll" They are Lan.S uid, devoid of all
energy, extremely nervous, and have no aP'
10 this class Of persons the BITTERs,
tho TOSiG, Is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either OI
OF AIAkASiUS without lall.
Thousands of certificates have 0ccumulat-
viii allow OF the publication OF but a few
Those, it will he observed, are men OF HoIe,
aud OF such standing that they must be b.
TESTINIONIALS:
Hon. George W. woodward,
Chief Justice Of 1te Supreme Court Of Pa.,
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
9a 1SaesPas 5enia. S Fa9 IN se q y
the the digestive or gaps' and Of great
OF nervous action in the system.
GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q. 1855.
81 consider "Hoofand's German BitteB"
a VALUABLE MEDICINE in case of attacks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify This
from my experience of 1t
'~ "''- JAMES THOMPSON.
+ From Mr.. Chns. ". HaIlar.
FREDERICK CITY, nd, Sept. IL, 1858.
| the use or Dr, uootiandis German Tonic, al
cines, 1 cordially recommend the ''ronic' to
| all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and psr-
----N--- '--'--' c. W. HALLAR.
From BcV. Joseph H. AeHHaFu' d. -.
,,sH,''s., I,oa- Sir. bo,,o t,oo,' -.
..I1 ;y1aE,aiT0Hs OF diffeTenf FinJS ~
medIcines, put regarding the practice as ont
declined, 6ut wlthN Ta clear proofin va.
r o u 3 instances, and particularly in
Hoofand's &c ~ man Bitters, 1 de-
part for once from my usual course, express
o. ne system, ana especldIy for LfUer Com
some cases it nav TsI: b9t 45nsT donbi i1
not, not, 1t VIII be very beneficial TO those VIII"
-O' " j: II; KESNAED.
From Rev. E. ID. FendalI.
Assistant Editor o. ne GtT1SttGn Chronicle,
r,,o,a ,,or,,,eII decided bepent from the
,a nSES T notIanSS German BitIers. and feel n
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DEBILITX
Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS.
IRA zion Or THE SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, AardaniPs, Ex-
pOsuTc, EeverB, sc.

There III no medicine exIanL equal to these
| remedies in such cases.. A tone ana VIgOr Is
| impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite III
| strengthened, food is enJOSeu, the stomach
uiResLS prOl lerly, the blood Ii purihsI, the
com ple2IOn becomes sound anu healthy,
the yellow tinGe . Grad cated from the eT eS n
| bloc IL Is gwen to the checks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong nnd
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RECRUIT1Nq FOR THE NAVY,
ESCAPE OF A MURDERER.

1t is rumored that the notorious
butcher cart thief, Steve Boyle, also re-
nowned as the murderer of the Mfchi-
gan Sheriff, who was lately sent from
this city to the State prison in such de-
lirious haste had escaped from the
Clinton prison,
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CONSULTATION FREE

Patients ara hereby informed that a. after Ter
the fff1St VisiL they can take the ~ nr
toI1a and nse IL until cured, without pam "a
interru ption to their usual Vocatlon'
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T. II. LOGAN & CO..

wh esaIe DRUGGISTS
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents ror West Virxints
nOVE-deOd&WeOW
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Very sincerely yours,
CHARLES a. DANA.
Hon George S. BomtUeu, Secretary I"
the Treasury.
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IAALoUL'O I'D T@a4'CLO Nv LITE,
And feeling tho hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all It's attendant
Ills, Will ind IN the Use OF this BIITERS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that will inSIiII new
Hie into their veins, restore in a measure the
energy and RrdOr of more youthful days,
buuu up their snruDken fOrIng, and give
health ard happiness 10 their remaining
years.