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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
A NEW ARTICLE.
Dn. MNnAOK,s Arnm Anm nIrrnn,

A new and delightful stomachIe and Cordial. for
giving tone TO the stomach, anh for the of
bilious complaints Incident TO tho Western country.
Try H. Asa morning drink, TO assist digestion aud
II 10 SHpsriOr 10 all other bitteIs. Try H.
The formula oftheso bittors, now tiauD thu aole
property ofDr. Roeack, originated with one OF the
woSt, and II 10 dreety predlcated upon the wants Of
wester people. TheSe Bittors derive their stimuln
from the powerful tonic nature Of tho roOlS and
Of which they are composed, and as they are, by al
laying unnatural cravings OF tho stomach, directly
pTomOtlve eofTkMPRRA NCk, tho present proprietor
beieves that In making thom widely known the pub.
lie welfare 10 ssubsoFved,
Il will soon bS for SAlS by all OF Dr.. Robaeks nu-
morous agents. aud at hOtela, &c. the country over
In tho meantime, orders will bo filled direct from
Cnclnnatl 10 any quantity, and at the lowest rates
II 10 pat up In quart botea. and securely packed In
one doG easos. Half dol. sample cases will however
DO packed and sent 10 any address, II fdeslred.
RStaiI Price o. per AottIs, or sis for S5
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Tho people want tu flush up ,lIis mat, ruin
orB r'lo i'u b FIRE alo' nuf Sp in. shA | on l.,
~ that ihav may ret rn 70 t1 ir slI ,pI AID the
farms, and begun III, s,r~ work OF rs'rievtn
Ihrtr shatt' rol fortunes. To this end, rh.
bsBrvo t"o great srriss mum ,crins to ,rth }
L"s in, 'hin thrco huncIei Thousand t. cn
sH"ulJ lr 40 90 fell ncN, hutamr. and thi, b
total levy u ltr M lIiUr would no, 10 u,
great to en- BILE Gen. sCorrto puL hosc armic,
sedsOnsblv 10 mo ion, Icy brli,,s that vol
III tosr pirloOts tn are ca p,cIed o depl-y ~
men on the fold Of 1attlo u ght to bc mus'stg
at fully one thousind-the ugh expsri NC.
o, caup life tonoipg inevitably u reduce them
hetween the muster snd the field, In that ratio
The hest ip'orm'd among uskn'w little Of wda
u going on In the South; hut we kn that thou
sands OF Union men, .spec' ally those hsilnp
from the n, rth. have been compell-d to chonss
b~twesn outrags-somstimas ding In d.ath -
and enlistment In tho traitors army and we
may fairly conclude tha, the c.n.pirators dc
not press our men into their s-rvics witbou,
making pretty clean sweep Of their own. The
conscripucn Is active there, and it could not be
cifficult for them TO raise In month two hun
dred thousand men for raid on Washington
aud the North. Suppose this should 30 done -
thst our bravo army should be SURPRISED, oat
numbered, oves 20 wercd, for want OF . hun fred
good regiments that wore pressed upon tu'
Government six weeks before but rsfased-cu
human power adequately sxpress the tornsdo o'
wrath, Indignation, fuzzy, horror, that ~ould
sweep over tho entire North, Center and W,n,
hu, ling the Administration into essri .st ins
execrstion and ruip1 Say, II you will, tha
this is but the remotest poesibiliiy-and IL YOU
do ssy IT, We differ--tt IL wise to brave even
that possible danger 2-7rSuNs,
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Miscellaneous.

A DRUNKEN FIKsD, JosnPH BLASx, cut out
bis vifes tongue, and ,h.n breke her jaw, at
Cleveland, OHIO, On Tuesday,
THE STUDEsTs HAVE ALL LKFr the Uniysr-
sity at Oxford Mits., and The institstion has
suspended OPERATIONS.
a LAD FELL, while helping his father In
steam ssw-mill, at hphcld Mass, on Ffiday,
and, tIik pg lis neck across q saw, his bsac
was instantly severed from the trunk.
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT occurred fsw day.
sincs at a steam saw mill near Wick ,burg, nj ss
A negro was sent into one OF the ,iisr. 10
.!ean Il, when the engineer, no. being aware Oi
IL, let iD steam fr. IN tbs other boiler, literally
boiling the poor fsllow to death.
HoRRIBLE ArFAIs-At RoSersville, Tenn,
one day lat week a negro man murdered b.
master, named JoHS BsIGHr, together wi
his wife and SIX children, after which ha at
tempted tn escape. Ho was pursued, csPtursd,
and at last accounts preparations were making
by the Ii furiat,d peop'c TO burn him.
Tia GRASD JURY AT RICHMOND, VA have
pTeseIted T. w PURCELL Tor issuing notes ot
a lees d. nop,inati than S5. The ordinance
passed by the Copvantion on'y authorizes the
chartered banks OF thu Common ~sAlth 10 issue
small notes As the City Council of Rchnopd
has voted the ordinance, that body 10 also to be
presented.
scALDyD wrru MoLras MErAL.-Ia Bur
tslo, on the IL h, man named liKSRY koL
MAN ! ad taken ladis OF mol,sd iron from th,
furnace, snd cot 1t upon toe ground In ords
that IL might partially cool before he poured I
uto n. mould. B-cossing impatient, he car,
lsssly took up pscs of vet, cold msaAl, an,
threw Il into the sesthing mass, which ,sAps.
up-ard, 'c.lding bis faoa, neck and head tar
rniy. Both hia eyes wxs dsspoilsd q thsi
siSht
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More about the 69,h.

Colonel Conc. Nan Ind,eusnily writes con
c.Inng a islsotc,d pu,llsh"d IN secession
.h.et u 'h's 81 y, 20 tue eff ct thal his rss -
y cnt vas sUiforng FOR saat UC pr5yhicps. Ho
ssys;-
- I'll s"Sho know ne IL IL utnscssary
" me t. say uNc VUri to sustain mo hI aims
"ny such CLari,"s a. ace th.rrIn mads OF In.
ll'd, enn tl,tc a'oCue Ih,us mi men hero whn
Ill rHiy 70 he tl,Sity at the st,truont.
t'a!lv aNrvo 'h7 cucun cnt was mals up Ia
b. UGic"o o' ,hc jour Bi IL whIch II appcissh,
~ 10y Srnc ul : tCcrst a,,nls here. Or tho
purposo oi IL juiipG the csus IL WI Yea 40 arc cm-
mrkcd ssihsp pa hic must vel snJ~ at III,
secession ip"'n.i. | viii SIN liy call attention
t" trc statement that ! p'id three ,h 'us md
dollars for he convey arc' ~ my htrgwe rro.n
hrnaPoli, 10 bis place Nv whole baggage
Z INSISTED o. a truck containing my rlothin, :,
Nc and a vslisc WIN s,uIs wriling pspsr aui
military hooks which did not cost mo one cent
ir trdnsp 'ttati0u--thc government hayiug
found baygsge wagons h rscs, stc. AN not
ashamed to say that AN not the owner, nor
aavc | ever btSH possessed f that Rmoupt OF
money, and am wiiling to convey to t1s pro
prietors of the NeTs al the bag ssIo and furni-
iuro ] owaed when leaving NeS York for one
haf tho sum ! am CHARGED with having paid
for the conveyance o. nv big.age. lesvo the
public TO judge of the prob ability Of the state
mi mt which have referred TO.
Father MOONEY also concurs In this state
ment.
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one ct 'nnUmerab'e instances in which indivi-
duss Eosn b entertain vie~s inin,cal ID
Cove nu ent havs como hers from Viz. inia
and o'her di,Ioya1 states, Ant az er ascertaip-
Ing the exact position OF military affairs 40 far
as may b. conc, iron out. ard Appearances,
besn allowed quiet TO depart.
No NHurRALIIY. Secretary CAMERON has
declincd To scspt tbe four Maryland r-,simonis
off.ied by Coz. Hr KS supply for the d-f,nss
of that 8 ate and Of the district. Toe q svernor
has snti'ely niSpyr, htndei the t.n,r of the
Secre'ary's explanations and IL toe May
lsn'ers enlist they must enter the general
service.
eLor UsIFosNs.-Th Connecticut pagers
con,inus to fire piper bu lets at til, sloS uui
form OF the volun ecrs Ta- last ,hot Is fSon
tho New Haven Courier TO tho effect thai a
member Of C,ptnn G.,sE's company, wh.a Ell.
cased tor the diet tima in ono ot he new Hart
ford uni"rns, absn ION. d for q " omsut the u .u-
al erect attitude Of the soldier. and. with hia
head down wa, evidently cusily cugagea in
counting the white tn ead stitches .h,ch p.rti.
ally fastened tho seams Of tho snortes. pit,
loou leg. Bling or iorcd by tn, Ciptan tn
hid up his hea1," he msekls replied that
he was asl amci to in hess clothes =" A slight
gos ure with With the ,onm ndsr ondc,v 'od
to cni rec order, had the effect Of producing
an imp Cmptu rem Of an cnorrn rus sizs IN tbs
scat Of hts own un men 10 able, which ois-
astcr, with the rCcnmpNu, Ing laughter, saw
ed tho desgHading r;ivs'e from further repri-
msnd,
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War wit.

A UsIos-LovISG GEsxAs 10 Wheeling go'
a little tight tho other day, and went abou,
shoutirg Hurrah for this Un,cn I" lie wsr
doiDg very we'll uutil = patriotic indi,i 'ua
rrde,Sood lin 10 say, "Hurrah for ai-ul iDo,"
sId knocked him down and pummsll,d hiu.
fu,icusy - TEsRss,re PLKAsR sorICE /,
There Is 9 slight Differences between pillar
tire and . Pillow Of sn,sks.-SopA- aARoIi
sons southern psp.r says, "Ths Norrh are In u
temporary ef.rvs cencs." The 'sff,rvosesnce
may 10 "tsmporaIy," but tho "fouutaia' Is Of
iron.-JKFF. DAvIs' tssrs Of repentance ere
p,'Vde.tsors. We guess Old ABE will dry
them up" before lons.--- THs Memphis
Ardianche thinks that In thirty days JEsF.
dawn will bs on the banks OF the Hudson =
Moie likely he will be at th- bottom Of it. =
SIrhLL AND SRAPE--1 here is nov but littis
u unit that Jar. DAVIS will get his dessert
before be takes that dinner ut the Waite Huu-s
IN " athiDgtOn, SO THEY sAY-HD M.
Jcsty JPFFEkssS l., in consi reraiion as woll Of
hs lamentable hb0rtnsss OF General BR.oos
aue as Cf his long continued performanc.s c.s
Thin = few mics Of Fort Picksns, has been
most grsciously plsa@d to orcer and direct
that be shall be called General BRAGGADooio.
md obey ed and rtrI ectsd accordingly --Ir Is
SAID thai when the secession fear was removed
rom the quiet citizens of Baltimore, the Star,
,Id Stripes came out like rdsh all over tn,
body polite Of the city.
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En'grntion 10 IIayti.

Tho emo sch rJner, Joseph Gri;s. 900 tons
bH'd-r, 'alled 'ron 'nis pot, u"lT the II ian
sa , oa 5 ava Sag aNeru on, the lS.h ns,, w,,h Rs
eniSrsnt' Ant tw cabin r's'ou 'srs, ~ l,ytl. TIE
onisrs ia. c. mpriSns 20 .1uuts aud /! children,
are chufy fro u chester in this ue T4ny ~
ut under the pices Of the Hay, IN a yer, msn,,
whose commissioner, JAhs EErrAm Esq, h.,
bceo ini.f.,is sole III his ,fprts & promote ,c =
r'voleut ews aud wise p1 icy ui Prusid ut GnP
aNEp AID his GOverpm nt w Ghiu the year, ne,r-
1 3ON emDsrsed To- the issni, with thu int ~ .on
ofSccepting lsnd for the purpose of cultivation.
7 Irir attention will be directed mainly n the
growing Of ttor, In the culture Of which mtuy OF
them ses sk lied. IL would be desirable II the
Unitcd Safe, GoVcrnmen', In view OF the imppr-
tan: COZ msrcrsl relations already subsistilg b.
tween H'yt and tho Uai ed States, should look IA
vprably on this movrmen, and the bsneh,a result,
to which IL Is auxiliary. Another colony will sail
from Bas,on on the LIST Of Juae
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Address Of the Arohbi.h.p Of st. Louis.


We commend to our readers Of ovsry dsno,
nination and class the patriotic and truly
Cnristisn sentiments contained in the folio wing
address Of the Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
st Louis, on occasion Of the recent conflict in
that city between the United States troops and
the secsssiopists:
BELOVED BRkTHsKN: TIE dep'orab'e events
which have lately occ lrred, al aonish mo to
renew the exhortation l addressed you on a
former occasion, and recall to your minds tn.
gTest principles Of oar Holy Religios, as the
only sffsctual means OF calming the excite osnt
th.t prevails. In no case Is the Christian
justified in forgstting the precspt Of universal
charity inculcatsd In the ie,chinss, and OK
hibitsd In the practice Of the Son Of Col
Listen not to the Suggestions Of anger,
but banish from ysur thoughts - well
as from your hearts, evary feeling incomp pstible
with the duty Of subjectinx It to tho dictates
Of reason and religion. 1t Is not in the excite
find the remedy Of the evils from which the
community Is suffering, and which have
brought 50 much bereavement and distress to
individuals.
Remember that any aggression by individual,
or dies not recognized by the laws, Sro
which he loss Of life may follow, Is an act Of
murder, Of which every Gne engaged ia such
A. sIess'on Is guilty, no matter how great and
Ceiling the prOvocation may have been, aso
hear In mind that under the inHuen OF such
uuholy feelings as lead to such acts the inuo-
cent are cvhfousded with the guilty, or thosc
who are presumed 10 10 such.
firm reliance on the experimenting care OF
Providenre; an humble Submission to His will
which has p rmitted the present tri =. TO befalI
us, d'ubtiess for our correction, and to remind
us OF our dependence on Him and a gensr-
GUS sacrifice of every feeling inro,n natible wi,
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A Voice from GesrGia.


The following extracts Of a private letter
from geLtlsmsn in Augusta, Georgis, ad-
d'esssa to his brother in Ihis city, tell thar
own story,
AudusTA, Ca, Nay 2. 1861.
Our orcs peaceful city s now q milit,ry
camp and PRIV Nors are very scarce and high,
particularly many article. Of necessity tor
that you at tho North are deceived with re-
gard 10 the object Of the leaders here towards
yoar qasIter.
You have hesn led to believe that the move
nsnts OF 'ho southern troops are directed TO
Washington. II that is your belief I am
AFRAID you will be deceived. They are new
coz, EN- IA, ing a Large force at r edmond and
otfer places In Virginia, for no other purpose
thsn 70 invade Pennsylvania and capture
Philadelphia, which they thuk they cln do 10
its present defsncelsss state, Their ostsusi
Bile object Ia Wsshin gton, and you are collec-
trR lart forces there fer its'defsnse, an A neg.
lacting other points Of which they will take
advantage.
I get my information from high source but
by hints IN y, which cannot communi cate 10
thu letter, for lift should fall into their hands
1t would not be well tor mysslf or my family.
Conld realize cash for my propsrty,
would be ~i,h you for the rest Of my say on
earh. Macy and the rest arc all anxious to
leave aus retire to place where we will have
slitle peaos and enjoy the privileges Of free
people, which is denied rs hare. You people at
The Mo- tn are very slo~,you POSSESS All the ma
terisl for an army, with money and by
setting promptly, you have 1t in your power
10 crush the thing out by Invading Virginia
md no dig Richmond, and making that The
battle ground instead Of Pennsyivsnts.
The frst insslment Of the COnfs ierate loaL
has bon taken, but when they all for NOR
! money it will not be had the pocket patriot
ism Is pretty near .xh ,usted, and when called
upon 10 pay m re they will have to be cOntsn,
With '"epr'cia'ed currency, which will In a
short time become nothing more than CONT
mental money.
To sum up, all have to say Is that they
are In a very bad way here provisions sre
very hiah and &C .rce, and money 10 not TO b.
bad. When you write 70 me leave out poll.
tics, or ihali be com ni.ted beyeni all hope.
Your brother, -,
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HeenAn PAtrlsSic.

Soon after his celebrated sparriag tour, JoHs
G HEKsAs received IN off-r 10 connect hi n.
self w"h y nonsy-Haking estAblishmsaC ir
FErsOs DAVIS uas m ado Pres dent Of 'hs So
c llei CO. federsts s stss II Americs, HsEsAs
received an Offer Of high position In tho rsb,l
army, provided he ~suld aght against tn.
Government Of the Uaited StA'es. He refused
TIE postiot tsnd-rsd. sod dsclar.d that he had
fought under the S'ars and Strips q year ago
.rd r.v.r would fsht under any othsr a.g.
This offen nded the rebels, and his posiSon there
haosning vsry unpleasant, he left, and is no y
In Cincinnati. He Ia expected In Now York
ssriy In june,
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The Trssh from Hli,souri.


roiiaoie correspondent from ~. Louis
under date u May 18th, Civ 9 tho folio wing
| M IN, I, ne stato n .asiys IN "a.
,S uue inns lamp JACKSON was found un-
usr 'ho lios s,oDS Oh law OF inc state, out It
S neveI'nsh~, USED 'or secession purposes.
I Ino uooIs we're constantly cnesrlhs ior Jsff.
DaNis hhu tns oouth.ru Contcderscy, anu the
lag of that Conspiracy va, o,snly display cd
W 'ho 'a'np' irmioht Union men visitinx
lamp were treated slth insu'ts and blows
'hu ha,ioa IN coarse ianguage AZ federal spies.
was io,R 'ho poast OF these wortnios that
y. AsoIt'oh,sts shon'd soon DO driven out
.he Ms.nai IN th,s city, and that all friends
ho Nor'u Wolin nave 10 hnu quarters ON
inc east siae ot the Missi..opi.
asc Known that CLAIB. Jackson has
pen sending snvo!'s to Montgomery Ala, 70
oeg assistance IRON the 3. A. aud promis.
w, ns missionaries should 10 successful,
missouri Souid soon oe aoie 70 Join the south.
rarties were sent South and brought up last
inu' sday Iot OF niaosriai from Balan X ugo,
which 'hey succosded III gsttins into Camp
Jackton. fhe cannon c'me up in boxes mark
ed ''nmr -le.' shot anc shell came upiu boxes
marked q llins axes and ''nsils." A large
n.orlar was box'd rs 'old iron.' They
~'re procured under promise from JACKsoN
pade on his b. b ~ by G"rhsH aud DJKE. that
with III m tbs arsenal here could 90 taken frOm
"hbs LIsCoLN aboiitionists.
Every body kno~s thar CIAIB' JACKSON is
an unmitiS, ,ted seesssioost, aud m1r'ly AN
UNI lttclp'ed inau lie mas requantly s-orn
inst ns wsu" accept o, no eomofo hise IN ~
wou,d oe offered ~ ne n r'h, rus secession
nag has oceh h'atins au w'nt' in Signs On Ne
Governors mouse, ana recently another vas
thrown to ihs bieeze In ifont OF mat royal
manson.
Every act mat can be conceived o. a,favor'
~ AZ Aann INg Il.vt.I
body, save Me act it'e!E k.s' ut'ons .f'sr CO.
solutions conh' mnin,: tee North and eul gizing
,he south anu declaiing m'Sonri and the
Sonts to 10 ono, have b>en pas Cd by this Le-
.i'ialure. Acts after acts Of 'h.inost op1res
sive character against tho cits OF st Luus
have been passed because 1T tue loyalty VI our
city to the OH or'ou' Udion.
The seces'ionitts have been carrying on the
driving.ous proc 81 long enough. Single mel
are attacked by armed san IA, and ordo oil to
cave y i'hout bidding good-bys TO any ous, no
matter how dearly related, aud driven out -ith.
out tho l'ast Opportunity to procure mea,s
enough TO- purchase u meal wb'ls on the ROAD.
Tbs military bill givs CLAM. JACKSON
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Rim IN the -stsr ssveral ttmss, sn,il tue poo.
fellow was nearly gone. Abou, forty brave -
oss.ios soldiers did this nobis WORK, and mace
ssve the agent. but notified him If he cams up
again in discuargs Of his duties, they woald
murder him.
Missouri 10 for the Union. She has Uaion
men enou, a. her own 10 whip tho secession
lists completely out " We we're osly anne,
but ee will be armsd. The NJrta will hs'p
pa Mamnscn charms tho majority Of the
merchants but there arc soms wnom Ma nm
csnn"t seduce. But the psop'e are f,es AM
III uprurchsse able, snt they arc tros to tho sY,ii'
OF &c and the old hsg.
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TIE New EASiantisr.

Spare In fsos and isute, he is distinguishsd
by ele.r, penetrating eye a sinsululy incl
lectual aspect, airahk open OK pr~ssion, aquick,
impulsi,c, nervous manner; hts bearinx Is m ara :
ed by tts,lsssness and sort OF explosive On
erpy. The Ia no rspo,e In his character; ous
fcls quite slo- beside u Nss krp IN Ter. lii
tempe anisnt ,cems in high degree nervous
sanguine with the form,r elm, Mt ,rcpond,r
a'ing. He has a constant craving fi
action, for change, for excitement. lie IL
the very emboditn.nt Of the spirit oi
scbcm'ng, speculation and enterprise, h,,
faith 10 himselC goes ahead with a rscki. - con
tccnco and bcadlor 4 stick. s,-nothng. ism ano
moe perhaps than aLy nat n on .a'th, exon
pbh's the SEQ ch saying, Ho will mako .
:, Ouu or sr'u u hJlu. lie uiun duss 50 II ia,
horn; ~, with ~,ldeuu ,lat,c ", r,nl
ur agau peri = Oh the vry spO' VIII r. -,
i.d lie" lhrqur, fr IL. tie a'n.s- reItap' ~
the tit s,st, io'o wrcl 10 caui-s the Sa'a
da'h snd d. IN An American aud Nov, S,
tan Wcf' disr US NJ ui Daul ng. a'ur IN
cIi,is ol 1857 Tho 1t ter va. praisin, III
NHI'h NJ system rursrci IN his provinr.. D.
which. he -nh the hli h never 'nh. "Wn.
~ srt IN" Ia. " NHHa o, ''Sou- nanbs ncyc,
Rilr-ihe Je2.A an Tc M caiIlrse."-
RCids Str'cb',jp Worth 'mCrirt
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joseph Railroad, and employ IL for government
pu' po~.s
Ex Goyr eyoR A. II. RxppNn. Of Psan,vi.
yania has teen sppointe cd B,,radisr Cepsr.I 1,
the regular army.
TINS y,o,x,. x,~.r.r,,. nat. , ,,,,,,r.d
.y,iv.. 81 e. n,,,., 1919 10 ,n"il m.nuea ~
psr,nr. N, no,n,s na, S..;' nI,.a ~"u '"'i os
IT, co,r~
Al. s uoNhhNMSsr HAS INFORMATION that
u IIes ne .s, 'o'y .uvs nun 'rea reoai trooys az
~, son .nat tney nave aos,noned
u s.'s na', s'ne aou returned 20 tne Terry.
~..u nunn sno Sere ~ the to'n' OF
hsS 'NeIvs mues oelow In Mry,aod. have
.nr."u ,IM p~l, A. h.rpTs Ferry MO
sub' I ne p,an'ca AZ ,ne lanc,on O. the rw. w.ra
sh. nu Sh on,een are p'sn,es on ths south std OF
ae ooecs". oau, 'or'inca ion ~ being orcci-
1u,v 4. i. III.
yiry,nia Cn,s n en,'en nea,h ~. III nS,orn .St'a.
to ~. - ,,is -, 80, ~ pu','.uo sn Sua .ss
snn1nhc;ns .,m.s,r =. U.;, ~ n,,a,s.,. C.,
C,prr,ss Il, ,hc I'm D;.,r., o"''" '""'''"'' 'O'
Ar,"ro.,ru,s h,, hon mad, ., n,
each W lun'te, In the ssr''cs of the Govern
h,nt "tb m.naI III c"'n nc.nors,,on Of his
se'''''S anu pa tio,isin' r,,i thus dUuo niuat,
tn" enui% army - sam oi tile Uaio,,"
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vTHE AURORA LEAVES JAY ST PIER
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nR. ETHRIDGE, No. SECOND ST, 4
~ i'on nm Bowery, inserts his beautiful sits Of
teeth silver or rubber from e10 on gold from SO
Artificial bone dllins 90 cts my1Al0A2lao
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l)uoysd from 5ss Bowery % SeI Broadway, doors
.bsve 9oth 4. eostinue, insertns fpn see of tetk
bone Ailins lnssrtsd Without psinl % cents gold.
81 ssits 70 s1 smslsan, " -. Al vork varrantsA
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NNE ARE INSERTING BEAUTIFUL ruu
w sets Of artificial teeth, OF bsst manuf ,cture
pure silver rubber At S5 the se gold or platin.
4ss part -ets b. cents per tensh; vsMa.tsd; ,ton
u ss4 Bovsry, opposits 9th street. Call and ses
them. myt01 Fstae
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! MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n Teeth EXTRACTED without pain By . nss bs.unb
application CNot siectricity o. freestna) Beaah
teeth inserted, zach With Or Without eItrsotia
:. JAY vu1lRA lbS 0rsnA sFssLt 10 b oeg ffon
ROADWAY. my8,isA9<As
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4 lENTISrKY-AMEkICA TEETH 20,
- Dentist, ss< Bovery, opposits 9th f--Beautifu)
uil set. Of teeth ins on pure silver rubber ~
-Irsntsd kone aliins 66cts soid. q AS atsS:is
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L,AkM FOR sALE-MUsT BIS SOLD
L rood truck farm II nc CO. s,od cottage u rooms,
- comp etc order az witp oottsS- hou-e si,o
large o.unle house for one or two snies ssod q re
tarns 70 &C 60, s4'0, 81 S.s 80 . 100 $40, srd
mary other; % ae'es, Nsck orc And ;oos 70 h; nt
strsSt, saturdAs, hom to2 or ~. VAIL, ainnsld
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