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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11

BedsteadS
TNHe SUBSCRIBERS are now Offering Tor sale Bed,
i stesds st prices ranging from = % to - p
CAL and examine, at The News Building.
RANDALL JONES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08
syphais and Nere.trfql Dfsease.

NEW ORLEANs, 25th August, 1889
DR. j. G. AVER: Sir; / cheerfullS comply with
the requett Of your agent and report to you some Of
the effects have realized with your sarBaparilla.
have cured with it. in my practice most of the
complaints for which it is recommended, and Lsve
found us effects truly in the Of Jeae
real and AercuFi1l DISeaRc One Of my natieuts
had Syphilitc Ulcers IN his tlroat. which Wers con-
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth, Your
steadily taken, cured him in five weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose and the liberation had eaten away considera
bic part OF it.so that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him But il Welded to
my administration Of our Sarsaparila; the ncers
healed and he Is we'll again. not of course without
sHnle dstiguratfon Of his face A woman who had
been treated for the same disorder Gy ercarv TSS
suffering from this poison in her bones They Ind
become So sensitive to the weather that on damp
day she suffered excruciatinE pain III her joints and
bones She too, was cnred entirely by yOur Sarsa-
paFiila in few weeks. l. know. from its formula
which your agent gave me, that this prepa ration
from yonr laboratory must be great remedy: con.
Sequen1ly. these truly remarkable results with It
have not surprised me.
FraternallY Yonrs a Y T,4R1STPp NJ N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

IhE 4hest9S CtdttaS as acknowledged and projected
by tie Governments Of CSlnada, ths EaiLsd Suites
and Great Brftutn; to az aotOm it may concern.
yJTHATI CLAIM AS NY INVENTIuNsIS THE
~ contrivance of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
oln, by keeping Advertisements OF he-seveF-l 40.
counts standing printers their equivalents
the type being BORrFangta1 IN form Ms to admit OF
being readily .nd quickly justed III any pactcu-
lar part where an aeeu1nt may have undergone
change lapse OF time the of bust
ness tranSactions so that. when ruiadusted in al:
such parts mp to any given date, animpre2Son then
taken tron the type shall exhibit, ia printed form.
true state at all the accounts Kept accurately
representing NIL the balances or conclusions in ac
cordHnce with tbs end ends in Keep
ing the record rendering it, In commercial business
q balance ehert Of the most compact and perfect
character the details Of mana cement being slIbstan-
TALLY as rected in specification wherein II Is shown.
that the fact facts be recorded may be repre-
scented By. fgurcs SYMBOL dates or numbers 5nsed
either separately or in combination, or by whatever
else viii Indicate the fact or facts as desired: and
turtNeruOfF baSad on Eprtmary Tentfon also
claim the device OF contrivRuce of rendering or
transmitting accounts In partial or full statements
when the statement or statements sent arc thus.
OF sORtAnttay thus kept IN type. by the cOntri-
Tancss OF my invention he the medium transtns
sion what it mays but the particular mode of rem
dcring accounts b. the nse ofstho Dispatch Machine
constitnted Of Apron Movement. Reel and CutteF
stamp, Iclam In tile br0adest and fullest sense and
also the machine ITSELF embracing Nlltts forms and
modes. cooperating, rs indicated In describing it.
either rs a simple hand rnment or as propelled
hy machinery And in connection with these eIleei-
nc claims, and based upon them, I also claim all
other means aud appliances substantially the same
rs Those herein claimed or blended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
a. above this Invention has already spread itself
over eighteen States of the American Uuion
and into Great Britain, and is uOWsed in more than
THREE hundred SeWsPaper0hiees. ItsimmenSe value
10 banking and sminT nstitutioDs viii be shown IN
n circular which will make its appearance Soor
MeanNhtle applications for Information, Deeds Of
Right or Dtsp Itch Machines, Viii receive due atz
tentlons hon addressed either to
n n N HNP
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Rsv.Re1oeEt, Dick, 3 fs4S IL y 8 = 81 81
to his gent aud ATTORNEY.


~ 9 ohm y H ain esS LoHdeRi ENGLAND
~ To HLEX,' who IN the Montreal Gazette of Isl
FsoruaEy, 1850. GEonounees the idea Of keeping
thanks are hereby and the assurance given.
thai this gross atsnrlity all that 5ir Dick has
natentCd IN the domain OF Keeping accounts His
claims no OTeratfon therein into Witch this
gross yfs not ItEattealIy snuggled in any
manner: ther bodily nor partially; neither d-
feStty OF neither xpeitly NOR symll0-
eAly; tins ground his claims cnvGF aud ilotflnc.
more the absolute monopoly Of this kbsuE,Ilty and
else, all he asks as his ciaims nationally
E = = W s43es st. ~ septT
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!. Is !! !.
sal's pa1illa,
fbR PURE lr5f 8nIoOn.

Ana f8P tbN eWFR al ia tlbsRt1 varieties q,
lAssSsas
VI siss X g 7Atets,
uftfsA sS5S ~ Bl6Gc5is
- tsetsf ttsa al Stft B,iIeAstA
(1kktA M rat 9TH ,t,,t,stt 1870
" 3ASkt L Cos teRlss / Ieet II my Outs 10 ac-
y6Nt SUI faFlllA haS 11hS ful me-.
tS 2 n NJ IN aNS sa
III ITSt an IL stI Y Y .SE Nj
tSS II fksl w my anu some
StS13k NV me Vt me
shi NM s I'M, S Guy on my ilsaN
sSs IN tSlN wig winch
Fts S,t
,s iESis IN 5ast Tho dtss
IN M SS,k ! % E9A1
sEaT Nov hSa prepared an
M NV tE9n your &c pt!-
5S%SS ~ ySEts HSNS g
me- SScE ~ sS ~ ri T ass y snLs
81 SSH IN sitAi ooses ~ Q
SSy Snl si; tnEee
SSH sTSn ns1n 70 form
YS, SsAs MniS9 adteE A,Mh1Ie Ny
the has on E, nS t, Il I,S
believe thSf Il FS t55
Mt4~A A!4l lett SoNS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08

roo
cor. Baltimore and "a arr s-S U.s..
BALTIMORE. MD.
LIMITS TNsTTTlITTOX Is NOW IL TIE MOST
Il i 'E-ira an.
~ ~ - L. :. r. n o6.sn
i t1,5 st = en- ~ M 80 ~ he IN
~ e. 1T nsarIv
s,,S,s s33at. ~ AZ. TT5
II 49, -, r. ,I ro1snicn5rs and
$500 ~, i,t ~, tie TEe5ToF;ns
a. a. ; 20 : sIerantly
furnished.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08
ANF!oRSDsts
FAMILY CATH RTIC PILLS,
ColfPOu y FROM /.

11kre Te8etable EEtraeGE and nat Stt IN CT ca
SES Air Tight and mn feel Il d1y (Fj1iats -
Tho FdlLEFa Fl TIA RTTG F2IITSSis
gentle but active "a tic which the nronrstor
mas, useI ms more than twenty years
1heconstantl yiucreas= : ling demand from thcsa
who have long used the; "A PILLS and tho s1tis
faction which all regard to tISsr,,ss
mo 70 place them within the reach
The Profession vel know that different Ca
tba5tcs act on dttserent tpoFtons of the bowels
The .{SA44L4FGA4I7-t;,l xiRTTC Pill has with
que Eelarenee 70 this = we'll established fact
been compounded from e Ia variety of the ,,1ireSt
Vegetable Extracts,t.. which act alike on eve
y part OF tle elementae - Try canal and arc good
and safe in all cases "a where 8 IL mes
9eq, such as peE0nge-E 4ae7tF Of the St0mach
tePtaesSs k1IEE "a the q 3eackGHq EoistG. Cbstire
taeSs 1In aHd Soreness the 4ri91s kGdy rom
sueqen cold, which IRE - quentlys ifneglected. end
IN alonG cotlESe Of ApefIEk a Creep
ing Sensation of iCbld y iOrev- ne 6ois, 2sEtie9s
ness, HeGd1cae or 1oeS7ht q In he head E1Hgw
Ndt0ry DisedSeS Ip0GhaF in Children or Ad1Uf Pbc,
HHatIsn', great Purifier Of tho Blood and many dis
eases to which flesh Is heir, numerous to mention
In this advertisement. DnEe. Ito g.
PRICE q DIMES.
The LIVER ISTIG0RATOR and FAMILY CA
EILART1G PILLS are retaiIed by Druggists eeneral-
and sold wholesale by the Trade in al the large
towns 8. z. W.5SANFORD, MD;
Aan1Jaa turer and Proprietor.
Agents. tn. LocAN& Co - dssss Sd GyA,
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5IiiesEilf nd lIillilalIlIes
Goods
An or I3lli.I .1slN1.aAS

IIstIH spRsfRI Ms Gus on ei0EF
lskEss laEE6 SHa sci g .atd.
e DFtfs Is{I9 f9e6ll III ttells
tt9d ~ de t.arz
Tltnll therein a. tlifs tlSy al
such goods Yin sbe; ep9d Il sIe In.
Gta1ee8 below e1sts an l11poGaihle.
l00p66ees Of 1Essss Al styles,
s9yerY .6ne Barge Robes yIuIfh ~ az S d
6 20 OtEaody Lawn R66eS, With o a1dl1 6nunces
worth S12, for only g. Asa large Il
plain, ATTN. md 8red 1eFEsss vim 81
ape figured l3eTeges gprt6 % cts, SIS JaEs
and els9 hlas5t 91lll F3tn lseress at - IE
u SeEy loN pEices 50 Pieces s4tta qlala1tFs
worth 50 Sts, yard Is.
Fieees oe n1est 80 etss etss PSI
y1Td. SaSerG4 q Fre1e hlRtEeS NoEfh g %
etss - ete4P yslztts 5z4 -. ssz'i
Rfonrnings Goods!
B4ask Elgars,s 1rSly 81 O. fst 50 SB6s
fss94 Rlss BeEese In 50 SIS
can theEeteIs tsrIy sEsa sec!Jre tlorsaInsat
S - Xxx F1EYS&la EESSs
Eszi. = IS Nan a. u heSaEgsiy :
2. S--g1Et TecetTedsa inyus6e g Lace SJan7
tt11asEhteb we're soaa NJ S. VIII sen now for
ard - 1a42l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08
ROBES! .ROBES!s5 R0RFS

10fl REREeE R0HEs JUST OPENED THIS
ssSS IS s. 20 eaeh, worth SO
sss2I am selling All my early purchase IN
1aWns and other DTes5 (3oois n r. ann
[hey make room I6f nav ones fiSt 6silT
. 49, 70 = rs. RH0nESS
1S " lVnioA cry & Eas5s ~;
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:a0LIIoads OS1Y

GLB = . tgCrTt9p
-6'ti ras sl9.uptt 5oI stvEA 70 qstA es1o a5IV1
sas 9e qlEA 'ssxoq paIs4sI sfsu
80 So s1o!lo9llp tlllA B9xoq pal9qun6 siSUF
.'.s's'.'' ssooa pun tpsIsqmnu tSsx6a o 10 aSR6
.:::..::. saooH pllE .gsxoq psIeqmnu q 10 ssS9
lu!Sti es9ooET .pu8 ssTsIA az 10 aaRS.
st 5000 paN 'osao1o n! 's4s!dmo5 sSsSa az 10 sSE9
~ 1oIEd.
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{. v. 4. 8 \ l q GOD
iH0WaLOST, HOW. sREsTORFn:

'gttst Il q .sedlSa Eapsidf'1,
ALECPUREONT TILE NATURE, TREATAIENTAN
RADICAL GgRE. 0PfSPlslG4fAT ORRHOE or Som
'1palsiHF eakneas Sexual Debility NeFvousneRS and
involuntary isstons, producing Impotency Con
sumption and Mental and hysicalD ebility.4E
By 0B!i;JsICULVERIYELI4F lI; n t ( =.
hedmpozta9t fct5 that the awful consequences Of
be without inter
1e medIotnss or tho applications offcans-
devices, ts and the
sneyssnd tghly successful atmsnt, as
the elebtated author fully
meanaof which u snablel to cure hiinsef
and the gleast thereby
9Eoldn8 all the adXeEtlaed of Iifs
4ect1te viii prove boon to Thousands and
sent undeEa ito any kpafd, chs
tSSei OF tSt0 postage stamps. itiE Dr.
AHA 49,! g lhLNH $50 sRiFst Avenue, S1fl
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JOHN a. JAKIN.
NIPPLE DE GASNZD
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

0A4baiVt0GIGtNLa 1tsIdWII0. 1=171-74
A OMITTED ny AMATEURS SERRUTT GROW
~ ers in this eountry y, and byt the London market
gardeners generally, to be the LARGEST and
Most Pro life Strawberry known.
circumference and sold in the PIttsbnrg market at
l0Ga piece They hold In bearing 10 days later than
anylotheFss and retain their large size to the last
or SIS peg 600 -. NJ - -
Also. Wilson's Albany, fresh every day from the
Erounds ut $Iper1oQ, or per 1000. for sale by
jy24 ittl2h JOHNSON & FROST.
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'1elasl 6q 10 nd 8 % NV uoG
AEgp 3a1pso1a S9c 'a0Wo sIq az 'oS op 18o ts1TgHi
-Nt1H Jold 30 salAPv Fsss % 10 'sEEo teuopssJoId
sVe ieunn ssAl9snaP eartd o. ggEA oqA Suoa4ad
'xoq Ied# Il 'suoll99Hp IlnJ VlEA 'soE1d sIno
3 SO 1Iodn PsNsI % Sgu pug 'uAou4 kpstu9I ausIs
una PuE InIssso9us 4gou eIlL s):QVH nag 10 SlIna
az pRa S3lNEqa1 pug uoRVl1so1d 91snbssuoo puS
s7S1Sq2ssd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1xx1S1S RoI
'xOq Ied slu95 0c '50IId aGkau
nm eq1 70 sosvassQ 'uoReulIn InJuEvd '4no9la Hno
'tgo IPusH 'lsAS40 4od-'sasyzsiG 11ynEn aoI
uoglcm 70 saip!l uoy sssu4SS :5uNYu1oA IS
:usN to5IlIai ss9uEoS zlVtvs0- lxxols.Vas goI Z
xe9 1sd snso % e9l1d suoTls1osS GluV9S MA 'S5uI
lteAS PIqln1 suol7sEnun99V pEnM-:AsdoaG uoI
:xoq Iad s4us9
@ tsalId ,ses1vQssrd 9uEsRurqza 10 .1onvolpsH
s&isssSSd essuN2Es 80 yEpsa1 sq3 E19lpEa RSau4ssM
su"4IeN 40 rsoGa6qd .-.:4Ir4tg1d 1TaaszD ToI
xoq Iad slu9o OG 's0lId ua1pHu0 10 Exaq9so
EagiuJo429 RIa9ll Pho p4IR s5uHlsAS qRuoI ps3G1np
uIE1s PsS4vIua .sPastO Psal9l1a v1ns0IoS god
.--...--5. xoq lad E7ua0 Of t79FLd
a'lsg.ua pu9 'aIy3 am u! suFsuTa puH 8ul1ssH
- iSSOup4SH spesH am " s9s4oN IoI 'sI8lIna1sW
40 isAaA s9ls98 10 9nssI sql .IE4 5l tuoJJ
{s'lsslq-'ss7x4Nsu dKy szoEyHosI1 ava aod
xotI Sad stua0 OG taoIId :uon61o3
:ast&A pHs qsns3 .pHa loptt9lsa sulg1sSla psioqVT
'n9WlQ 'p9sss4dd0 o. lslA4Hd 10 YEHIsY uoI
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lIsPllHII. I.IlNI

igsPO RI e Of.
aItIl1ore OHIO 3 ailS Road
e.: g
EtI1s5kslGt s. s6SfIR bIfIs1s.
80. sitl slSoy., 1850
ON and otter Xt S5si 61 the pssse,.-
1sEer IEailas ySi1l % run d ny g
Clexe31t Chicayuy ST.
1otl1A TtOn, Columbus,
azstl tsdl ITts
1daTTiyes IN R4ltinnoFe At lS0
trains the EasteIn and Southern citfes
Returning 9elEes Baltimore 1t A. II, and arrives
At at S:lsPs1ts aud Wheeling 1t Es{SP NJ
ma etSeet cennsetto Nfth The WesteE1 Express
eIes9s rs sTS52 WI ealy stop Soe and water
SsnaadEh SIeat Sa1t hWesteSns ST Loutts Clntln.
1att Benysned, Raltimoge a0d
ss2SlE. q aTTiTSaS "a RsltfmoFe 81 IS sSn.
1ecnng with the afternoon trains rs to SsteFa ana
sE.e eEEsSea wood At rs md yEheo1ng=
atSs4S direct e6aneetI6q With The great
Ssesteln tTain VII only stop for
yEcod aE94 .Sster and IaealfRg Tia passenger
Atretsht train With passenger car attached viii
1eaSe eLespt ia Grafton at $40 II.
49,: J5RsFoRps Agat
Z. q. Co1s Gem I6ekot Agent nnv2S
Cleveland, Pittsburg, and Wheel.
ing Ran Road.
- - iEEs:Es5z:sss
ONANDla MONDAY. November 10th, lsso.
I lows, (SuDtays exceptedl
44so9 a ~ Mail Train. stopping at all 81
Seit SeNsSai hbnry. Summityillc, Frank
sEarlvilEe. Naeedo1ia. .BeiEord. ana New
Rsf aZss s s PitssSs6 4 $50
s Sc 7 Il $50 2 5sso9
h' 3ftES 81 at e:lS A. 81 and Chicago at
1900 P N 1 Ep1 17 Fsa stations
try, beaver. New Salisbury, East Koch.
ester EarlEille, Macedonia Bedford and
A. Bslt sE5aSss ss ct eS tfsoTFR 20
pEia at 500 P. IL, New York at 1920 4. q
; 81, Cleveland elan at $40 A. H.; Toledo at
6 ~ y AZ, Det[ot at 6s0o p. M and
15.,, AZ, Sa i9 az I 5 Z. d
eose connections At Cleve
@ toE we points INDICATED above;
4e0' lot Etle. Dnn E1FE' hnualo and Niagara Falls.
RETURNING TpRA AIMS
Leave. Cleveland at $50 A. NJ ana R.iE ID a ga
arrive at bridgeport at 600 and 2s Al ana
Leave Pittsburr1 ri $40 Al n =. ID In u IL
arrive at Brieen6T At dos ~. t eSS S =: ana
Excursion TieketS to pit In 20 S,.
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
Tbronel Tiestets 10 All
and East can be procured at the ONCE NO. al YvateT
street. next doorto Sprfgg House, " heelnr Va and
at bridgeport Station
Freight contracts viii be made st1nyvest rates 20
70 the Fast North. West and Northwest, at Office
fWfesIineS Va.
J0HNiCTIAPAiAN.AE AGENT.
il ACKNOWLEDGMENT President = = = - y
Z: 4. MY ERs. Cent Ticket .Agt. nov2s :
1850. IRaO.
THE #CENTR5AT,
DpEvCyTTuSTT nITT 5nn,Erl
EEItItE9 N IlF.AiRkA $tAEf4f ktbAyfta ~
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zebulon Sloan, of Prospect. Texas. writes: sFhree
hottleA of your SnrsapaFilla from a Cote
"a hideops swelling ON the neck, which had suE-
fered from oyer two years."
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~ ~ J
TOGETHER.
pRnIr

E. FR1cE5oN DOLLAR PR DoTTIE.
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AIEDI5 q
l4IY ca "a I.

10fR DER1lSt0lAlaf8t a
re-. 1s GoaLPoUNn ellags
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81 ARtsonY's Err. Rose or EsvsipeEes Tier u,,if
sat RlseHp', Soatd Head, RtsQ,p0rR, Sore Eyes,
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IAsre Eeg4ab9e E5traett Q1ld pat Up IN GfL4SScH.
hS ar 7Sgt a,sa M lea, aay cliaiqte a
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great variety nf cases have been reported to us
where cures 81 these formidable COMPLAINTS have re.
suited from the nse f-thts remedy, but onr space
here will not admit them. Some Of them NAV 10
found in our American Almansc, which the AGENTS
below named are pleased to furnish gratis to all who
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IIsl OF SPECIFIC REsSEDlRs.

No. For Fever. Congestion, and inflammation.
No 2.-Fer Worm Fever, Worm Cole. Tetsag the
No. aZEor Collie, Crying, Tee.Aing. and Wskesnl.
sg;4GEsE pgarsaqA, o'.olsFs 1afas..,Ep, aud sun,
No S.3F6T Cole, Ghplngs, Dysensery,or Bloody
No. G--FOr Cholera, Cholera Morhaa, Vomiting.
No. 1.-Ror Coughs. Colds, Influenza, and sore
81. s.-EoE Tooth ae1le, Essseehe, and Nsnyalgta-
No. 9.-For Hea'aRche, Vertigo, Heat and Fulsaess
ness Of Head
Ho.10-DrsPEPsl1 Pn1s-ForW Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and I1yeT Complaint.
No. FLOR FEolALR IRREGULARITIES scanty, Pain
lul or Suppressed PerlodS
No: u For Leueorrl'ea. Profuse Menses. snd
No. 1as-For Group, IIoarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. 1i.-GALr RaEbN PTLLs-Por Erysfpelss, EEnp-
tons, PimPles on the Face.
No. 1a-RHEUNATIo PII&S-FoT Pain, LAuleneSs,
r or Soreness In tie Chest, Back, IJons, or LtmbA
A.-Por Pever and Ague, Chm Pever, Dumb AEue,
Old Mismanaged Agues.
PIPor Pile, Blind or Bleeding, Inter- OF Ex-
0-Por Sore, weak, or Innamed Eyes ans. EyaSds
FA'i7g, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-gor Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
With obstruction or PEOfrse discharge.
y. C.-For Whooptng Cough, abating its violence
and Slortening It's course.
.1aOG-AaS .1vNdyoaa ssc ON 500 2 s1zIBx
.NnH 40 sssIppY 's9Fgls pa4Iun an n G1Iunuuuoo
70 uAo1 GIsAs VI s9lpasH Lno 10 5TSs st0 IoJ 1us9V
lu9I9Ys aAnov uE a1ES9p 9M-dILNYAASL Na4V
SaIpUo 10 9aII 'ss7IdGS 10 HGm
a psnIn3a1 6np 90 M au4oIp9w an puV 40 .GaN
'10APEo1a S921E sssaIppV mo o. TIPm 40 SdmV1s 10
94ou 1ua1no VI 9unomH eql S0oI9uI pu8 9Sooqo noE
PuH 'SQ& 10 ssS9 dn s4Hm ASH en- 1sAo 4ooT
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etteOrHRaa or TFhites, OeGriGn Tenor Uterine
tEIeerRtien, Featale LfaAa sts
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.
FOR JCHILsDREN TEETH.

It not only relieves the Child FROM pain but invoT
atcs the stomach and bowels and gives
tone and energy to the whole System. twill relieve
almost Instantly
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

factor of the city, who disposes of it, de-
ducts his advances, interests and commits
sions, and places the balance to the credit
of the producer. Seldom however, is there
anything thus left for the future. The
planters know nothing Of economy, and
spend their money freely, so long as more
may be had for the asking. They know
nothing of their own business, and care
nothing for it, so long as their demands at
the hands of their factor are met. Should
the latter object to heavy drafts in advance,
he is met by the remark, "Then l am to
understand that you do not want my bust
ness any longeri" This will not do, for
the commissions received are too large to
be lightly thrown aside, and so the whole
crop of cotton or tobacco is used up be-
fore it is put into market.
Under these circumstances, the disas-
trous effects of the present stringency are
manifest. The planter has drawn largely,
aud his crops fail 10 make good his accounts
at his bankers. Under ordinary c;rcum-
stances, the latter might look to the next
year for the deficiency, but with war and
increased taxation in prospect, he can more
safely break the connection now, than at
any future period. His advances stop, and
the planter is bankrupt.
Ofcourse there are exceptions, but such
is the general system of business at the
South, and such must be the general result.
Daily Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20
Tom COrWin Stealing Silver
Watches.

In the midst of so much gloom, we have
an occasional flash of fun from Tom Cor
win. You know that newspaper men are
eager in the pursuit of news. Some have
neither wisdom nor discretion in their ef-
forts to head off cotempories. Washing
ton sensational correspondents of New
York papers not %unfrequently fall into this
category. Just now they are especially
r~avenous, and they respect no law of pro-
priety in accomplishing their objects. The
other day, (Corwin tells it himself,) one of
the tribe sought a private interview with
Mr.. Corwin. He sent up his card and was
conducted to Mr.. Cis chamber. He intro
duced himself, and in compliance with a
courteous invitation seated himself. After
the customary compliments, oiled with a
little lip service, the correspondent sudden
ly astounded Mr.. C. by saving he came "to
see if Mr.. G. couldn't tell him something
about Mr.. Lincoln" "Sir, said Mr.. c., 81
did not understand you. What is il you
would like me to know?" "Why, some
thing about Mr.. LiLcoln-his Cabinet
and yourself" ooh! ali! yes" quoth C.
"WeIl, I'll tell you. sir, as for Lincoln, l
don't know anything about him, but as
for myself, III tell conidentially-but you
mustn't put it in your paper. Now I'll tell
you. Last night 1 stole tvo silver wotch-
es-siluer uatches, mind you, 1 don't steal
gold watches. The night before l stole six.
and the night before l stole two, and I
gaze some Of them to the niggers about
here. I'm in the habit of stealing silver
watches to give to the niggers. Now don't
put that in your paper, sir, for it might
iDjure me. Is confidential. Good morn
ing sir"
Now anybody would imagine that such
a rebuff would cause a thin skinned man
to commit suicide; but what will you say
when informed that the same chap met
Mr.. Corwin the next day and taking him
aside, expressed a desire that Mr.. c. would
tell him "whether Judge TanDey had really
resigned" any dear fellow" said Mr.. C.
pathetically, "the death of a friend and the
resignation of a Judge are such melan-
choly themes, l can't bear to think of them.
Good morning, sir Wash. Cor. Gin.
Commercial.