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Jayne's NIcdicaI AImnnnc.
. AND GUIDE TO HE ALTH.

The calcu,atons for this Almanac are
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with copy, he hereby invites y ~; ;'aa q 3
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Orders (rost paid,) directed to DR.. D.
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prompt attention. &. 'e
OrFAMILIES can obtain ALMANACs
Gratis Of
z ? aea s. GUTHRIE,
Agent for the sale Of Dr. Jnyns's Celstrs'
ted Family Medicine, at his store IN The
room formerly occupied by ThOs. Coulter.
Kalida, Nop. 2S, l848 @eH
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no THE PUBLIC n

WI HEREAS, William Hall, late oil Osceoln.
wv Crawford county, fraudulently obtained
nv note for twelve dollars, and for which he has
gwen me no value, this is 10 warn and notify nll
persons not TO purchase said note. as will not
pay the SAME, and shall resist the collection of
said hote by yswhomsoever presented.
III m DANIEL MYERS.
Pleasant Township, Putnam Co., Ohio ~
November 10, i8a8. si.s
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previous works, (printed during the past year
F, in THE HOME JoURNAL) has induced The ed
iiors to procure another series sof papers
from the same able pen, which will be re-
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WHAT TO EAT, DRINK AND AVOID
These essays from guide TO health and
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a series Of
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''' ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS,
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X Aida HOTEL.
LANES IT. VAIL

JAMES II. VAIL
xkI TIAS taken the w~Il known and
EHiii IL II, commodious Tavern Stand fern.
@MIil. erfy occupied by T. r McClure.-
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J. H. v. feels confident fhat those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modutions and attendance equal to those Of any
House in this part u Ohio. Hstaole will be well
furnished with tho best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times Hehas also large and good
stabIing, and designs to spare no pains to secure
heeomfort and convenience OF his guests.
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WASHING NGdMAcIIiNEs.s
Il 8. PARKER 4 n. n, CURRY,

M s. PARKER q N, P.i GVFFY,s5ih
III. AvlNG purchased the right 10 mans
4 AAand tehd AIdrich& Foot's Patent
Ihan p WASHING MACHINES .naq
for The counties of AAcn, .Pathaih, ,snd Fan
Weri, respectfully informs the Public tIlhe
they keep constantly or baiid' d supply on
this useful article or furniture. whereby irsl
s3lir ~ washing ('I0ihcs. &t,soisolsDs
one person can doas muchras1fouryih tho
same tiinr, and with mo- gfeaieEexfendiiufe
5fiabor than wouldslie0 required BY the or
linaty method for one personsstiig fia,l, bsd
Any person, whether man or rswoman,, ehn
easily use the Machines, and flfmers will
lind them great saving of time and laborin
heir families, mud, Id full, the proprietor
links they eau be failly recommended a.
simple, cheap, and 9vcry dseful.alsAs they
IRE newly introduced tothis section, Messrs.
P. Sc N. hopes tlat persons visiting KalIds
will call and examine these muchines for
themselves n.a lgd ri b1na4qH ola ilIniaa
Il Rights foriowhshibsin either the above
counties, viii be sold to those who may de,
sire them.laislo95 ,sI0ia8is atu,0y oHialug
Kalida. Septl2, l64S. sgaoa 92eb.b
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LAND WARRANTS

The subscriber would informIihosc hold.
ing soldiers Land Warrants. that he, is at
all times ready 10 aid in locating, and to
locate, the same in the conniiesof Putnam,
Paulding, Henry and Van Werl, for such su
may desire 70 settle or locate their land in
any Of these counties. The subscriber has
an extensive acquaintance with the country,
is well aware \ OF the best locations, and
is confident he could render efficient service
10 those who may engage biz assistance.
l.. f. lIAWLEY,
Surveyor Of Pusaas Cosnty.
KALlDA, Aug.22, lS46. tdssH Ai
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ADMlNIS1 r TORS NOTICE.
J ESTATE OF THOMAS CARpER.

NOTIcE is hereby giv,n. thal.ihe subscriber
i y was this day appointed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of Putnam county, and qualified as
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate ,oi Tho.
mas Csrder, Of said county, deceased. BIS xi
esCt s sls gasa J. s. SPENCER. F
ksbf@a. Ostober q i848. s.e 89dw
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A CALL.

A LII PERSONS having accounts with the un.
"A dersgned are respectfully desired to give
him call, and settle the same, and to continue
their patronage.
Kadli, Dec. l847 ass
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"A IANACSiA B ALMANACSll ALMA
ANACS!--DR. DaJAYNE would hereby
inform the public that he publishes annual
" for gratuiious distribution, by himself and
All his agents, an Almanac, called aaWa iar
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ALL THE ART-UNIoNs.

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in THE HOME JoURNAL) has induced The ed
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5. GUTHRIE, %
Agent for the sale Of DR.. Jayns's Celstrs,
ted Family Mcdicine, at his store IN The
room formerly occupied by Thos. Coulter.
Kalida, Nop. 2S, l646 &"t
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
NHIS beautiful establishment always open for the recep
l. ton OF vlsltcr is now in fine order. The grounds
been greatly improved, and the bath much
,arged. afiordipg besides the swimming bath hot baths
md shower baths There is fine shore for those who
prefer surf bathing.
Charges same as heretofore.
BY the day 81 90
BY the week al the rate of 1 80 per day.,
BY the month. W per day.
Children and servants half price.
May 25-8saw6w JAMES S. FRENCH.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES UNITED STATES,
Clerks Office, May ~, 1919.

pursuance of the 18th section of the OF Congress Of
the Both August. 1872 entitled Gan act egalising and
been Usually Included in the general appropriation bills
without authority of law and TO fix and provide Tor GER
ton is as follows;
SEo H. And be ii J1thsr enacted, That all Stationery
Of every and nature the use of the two Houses
Congress- and all stationery and Job printing OF every
and nature, for the OF the OF gov
ernment and Tor the bureaus and offices those
ments at Washington, including all stationery, blanks
wrapping paper and twine, and mail bags furnished the
post Offices and collectors offices throughout the United
States shall hereafter be furnished and performed by con
tract, by the lowest bidder follows The Secretary of
the Senate the Clerk of the House of Representatives
the head Of each department and such deputy poslma
ter IN the Post Office establishment such collectors in
the custom house establishment the Postmaster Gene
and the Secretary of the Treasury shall respectively desig
nate Tor that purpose, shall respectively advertise
week for at least four weeks in of the prnc
pal published in the places where such articles are
be furnished such printing DONE sealed proposals
for furnishing such articles the Of any particular
class OF articles for doing such printing The whole or
any specified lob theeot be done such place. speci-
tying in such advertisement the amount, quantity and de-
scrpion of each kind of articles furnished and as
near as may be- the NATURE amount and kind of printing
be do and all proposals shall be kept sealed I'M,
Ill the day specified in such advertisement for opening the
when they shall be opened by or under the dircc-
ton of The officer making in the pres
encc of at least two pesons and the person Offering to flu
nh any class OF such articles, to perform any Specified
portion job of said work. and giving sasactorv
ry for the performances thereof under forfeiture not
ceedng twice the coa.iuct price in failure shall
lowest bidder shall enter nro such contract and
SUCH security within reasonable me fixed in sue
ADVERTISEMENT then the shall be given to the
lowest bidder who shall enter into such give
such security And in of failure to supply the arti
ctes or to perform the work. by the person ring into
such contract he and his sneties shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such contract iqudaed damages
to be sued lor IN the Of the United States in any
court having jurisdiction thereof"
Sealed proposals will be received at this office unt, m
o'clock, a m, on Monday, the I'd day of July next (at
when time all the proposals will be opened) for furnish
ing The articles OF stationery hereinafter spec or the
OF the House of Representatives during The 3isi Con
gress-each article to be approved by the Clerk, viz:
Glasses Description OF articles
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ssuring, Ferrscnting, Acid I" Compound"
or s. p TOWNSEND!

GENUINE
In
r. should
s purchaser whoha used s. Io~nsna FEHMENTiNG COM
POUND! rrF
understood
rhnilry per,us,
thing led
chemist eensi
no nnseenta
public
medicine
which incapable tho
Of instead health
balm wounded hu
tlndl health bloom and ygs
inrmtythht old DR. JACOB
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT AID POUND aud bring hS
Grand Universnl Concentrates Remedy,
within and the knowledge Of all Who iced that y sansDd
kpuv, by toyul espereues,is hi
,lJ Trnnscendenl Power Hsnl:
raised Thousands and
millions health and os life
usefulness antilles fiends.
Principal Office 1902 Nassau street, N. Y.
Price one dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt corner of Pennsylvania and 18th street.
opposite the Irving Hotel; z; D w. Gilman, Penn
sylvania avenue, Browns Hotel; j. F. Caan corner
OF and 7th Streets opposite the General Post Office M
Delsny Of Pennsylvania avenue and "A street and
ket "A APP ls-dSsw9m.
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NEW Goods.-The subscribers have Just received from
IN late arrivals in New York
It's pieces soft finish Irish linens which they warrant to
be pure at prices from 37h cents to the finest quality
200 dozen linen ca handkerchies from IL 25 cts
rs do sheer clear lawn do at 80 cts
30 do gents linen cambria do large size
rs do childen's linen cambria do at 81 cts
40 rich rband- trimmed lace capes
10 dozen real mts with aud without fingers
IL very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen white worked cotton hose
100 do do misses and children's do, every kind
100 style parasos and parasolets
Is elegantly embroidered pocket handke rchiefs
Together with many other and desirable articles
which the attention OF the ladies respectfully invited
May 3-3wif =. IL. HOOE ~ co.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
I'M OuAhT ROTTLES.

Tor the all diseases arising from
ss s sup9s
ngworm letter Head Enlargement and Pain Of the
d sf p S d sa .,
AsSies or D0Psy IN Lie 0
strongly ass all hs ss ss
Of most p .n %pe the veSe
table Snsdon and fully
u%nsS ou the public
far to the various compounds bearing
% have aSs q are for %
who have capable Gd0ng for the millions
The of life and niuse new vsor throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA.
The following striking and will be seen ma O.
Of scroiula, commends itself to all similarly al
sourHroRr, Conn, jar. l, ls4s
Messrs SANDS sympathy tho afflicted induces
in my severely afflicted with the scroua
n S'I her ms ash After
leg uPpuad Her ply stefan advised should
which n but wSr e sn
palia The first bottle produced favorable effect
See s had ai
wear nce the was and her health remains good
ing the disease thoroughly eadiesed from the system our
'"'oS 'A's yours with respect 81 JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from Mr. N. W. Harris gentleman
well known in Louisa county Va. ii
aps who with and
lily. Yours, truly, n,
"FREpERicxs HAi.L. Va, July II, 1913"
s.Sps almost unnecessary to direct at
well deservedy popular as
this preparation but patients often who wish to use the extract
Of induced worthless compounds bearing the
the valuable
greater benefit read
the advertisement the
Nes column The bottle has rsceny been
arged quart those who wish really article
this all the medicinal value Of the
The experience proved efficacy curing the
for which is recommended and at the
other perhaps this medicine useful
pairing system achange Journal sept
Prepared and Sold Wholesale retail, by SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street. Of William, New
York.
Agents Washington city Patterson Charles
Co. aud Messrs. H. ID. W. Gilman In
Cock Pell. and in Georgetown by r. 4. Cissell
Sold also by druggists generally throughout United States
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So.
Mar is-tisJuy.
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''' ;, ORIGINAL ':' " '' ..'''':
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
S o . .s s s Ecu = aEsd tx sHs s
~a s Ss ar5 S G s 1s % sd i e '
s.a s a e ;s:. a. A: sSd sfs ' F.
tsrana aad UnoquaIIed Preparation
.sH &. . SG The ss' SCALE and called for throughout the length aud
V s. s, s?T s aa s s ess I'D "','. ss '
s: %; and s % S OLD pH s 81 s
po,si
propsris.
~. s;1ss
ress. gives ali /. aa. rSs very
GENUINE
Ola Dr. Jacob Townseud's sarsapariIla
saa that =. The he roo, AZ. ss removes,
5 s,s Ss S S;d as 81 S o sa
s ~ ' made 's rps II % healing properties
Cure of Imnumerabie Diseases.
commentators, hsorby
f1,f isa 4;
T TloS sfnSPGs Sd S & kHc'
Imp~rsty OF she Bleed.
.1sS = ss% ..ss s s i IL 9. s @ s s
p.Ta,suo ss6 s Aad
sa .sHi psrprs,oa, q
sat nans.ay
Female Compinint..
in f4Or u
Suppressed ispstty
and the like aud sdsStaai VI The Kidney Dseis
ob.ruelqn. rrgilslng M
strength to lhe whole tpf snd eoes al kglas Of
kervou Diseases and Debility,
ST. Nas missions, &e
Its elne nothing which
nc~er
a
ihsnsh
sicu d all the
The Medicine YOU Prc-cmimcnsIy Need!
hut he NJ
man's liquid
Compare with tho Old Dr.'s,
Never Spoi1s,
exploding gds Mut
not this horrible compound be sous te fssiem what
snknos tina, hseh produces fnto
headun
ohohe IA
st Rfeum s~rlnrs
s dud which nnoey itself between The Joints and else whsre Irritating
diseases q ebod deansl reuions audi nearly all the all
snHtt HUMAN nau
Now horbs and SELL Infinitely ts
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Total fiat iron, 46, 500 pounds.
Sheet iron inch thick, 500 pounds
Do do 3-l6 do do 800 do
Do do do do 1000 do
Total plate iron 1880 pounds
Square iron 81 inch, l, 500 pounds
Do do 4 do 1900 do
Do do Al do 1000 do
Total square iron $500 pounds
All the iron to be ofthe best American manufacture.
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T ONGFELLOW's new Novel, Kavansxh," will h
IL received this day, price rs cents
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ali the iron to be of the best American manufacture.
Glass No. 2-Plate and Hoop Iron.
1000 pounds 3-16inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
l,50O do GIG do do do
100 pounds iron hoops feet inches long, q inches wdc
and inch thick per pound
100 pounds iron hoops 10 feet inch long, q inches wde
and inch thick, per pound
1900 pounds hoop iron, inch wde lilo inch thick
less than % feet long, per pound
200 pounds hoop iron, il inch wide, 4l6 inch thick,
not less than % feet long, per pound
1900 pounds hoop iron inch wide lie inch thick,
less than % feet long, per pound
All to be of the best manufacture.
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THE UNION.

1,VW 10 sHect non, Z H. IT, long Dy z WIuo
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
bundles, or 3 900 pounds, hoop iron, inch
do $500 pounds, do II inch
do or 1000 pounds, do IA inch
1000 pounds 3 Is square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll-l6 do do
900 do do do
1000 do fiat plate iron. by 4 in.
200 do IA inch steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu- acture.
Class No 2-CoDDer
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A LOAN WANTEDi-Sl 900 is wanted on or before The
~ 9Th OF June for year. or for as much longer me
the lender wish, and real cry, located in
the of the city, insured for than Tunes the
three different Insurance companies and the
property yielding of than ST 100 per year
ger amount ule less, would be no objection and
preferred, the interest will be paid quarterly half yearly,
d yearly in advance. 'h
Apply through the Washington city post office and an
terview may be had. ~ -
1si6 ROBERT GOODLOE.
May 4-3ta wifImo+
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CAUTION ExTRA.

mas BY the gam. RUEL CLAPP has engaged wi yoaas man Of II.
ams Of s Townsend snd his s.apAfAia shh
oNaens dor ADD bot formerly r.lr@s
hs ~h.. he lie ,sadpg gu, saris 5dyi tt q uaaS. Ia
lSsaasef ESQ., he ~. produce ens sas solitary PS9 h ih
hs hs not 70 be deceived and purchase bat the GENUINE
10 VI jacob r9~nend saIsspd, me Old ps
~ " nanny ''@s aud hi signature aerois ,a Of
JACOB row sSEND.
o. Nsu-i Gag.
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5 No. 3-DoH and Square Copper.
-Hardware, &c.

smths' anvis, (rom ITO to $50 lbs. each per sample
20 dozen corn brooms "copper" wire bcund) per dozen
IL do hickory do p. sample, p. dozen
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Glass No. 4-Ntafi0n

PATENT OFFICE, May 1919.
TN PURSUANCE OF tho "act l-galixing and making
appropriations for such necessary objects have been