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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16
BURNS &s scAfDs

asinstantyr Of their anguish, pain and naan
NATION, BY timely appca- ton Of this arvso3s healer
and the flesh isrenew a. rs By a charm. hlsnsh or
scar remaining. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16
MENT.
The best External Ia the world fer Wan ar

TWyH0UsAEDS II beings have fe
~ the sf his invauabis Liar
It will relisTs PAIN almost nstan
cleanse purity aal bsal the foalest FORE Incredible
HsTs the most Rheu1atsm, 0out
For Paralysis Co. saossd Muscles Stiffness Weak
The JOINTS MEsc Lganants, Il will fail.
Two applications will Ser Throat Headache Earache.
FOR Scads Pkin, is Infaiible hensds.
Try and will hnd Indi Psnsble resiy. 4sp
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, any having ehsrve Of torBss
will By using ncLeRn Volczrie Oh LDim1t. Il
speedy and infable FOR Calls sprans. Chassf,
Sseng LAmenes sweeuy, sor Wounds, Scratches any
external diEease. Try Il, and will b conyiassd
DA. J. q. AeLsAN, Sole Proprietor,
For sale At PrOprstc prices By Barry Denoville and g.
W. Hendershott- nsr-ee-tw&Eiy
I'm CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN,
II Tenu.--A. H. Guthrie vs. J. l. CragE. ct as-8aFch
Rules, ls6-In this it appears from the eeuDlsiia1
bill which IS to, that the dsfsndAn Joseph H. BroWn
and Henry O. Brown, residents Of the State OF ftn1e
1t therefore ordered that publication Be nsdea TIE Nash
American. for four weeks airing
said defendants sppaF at the next term Of the chancery Court
holden Ter the county Of Psry, the court house there
Of in Linden Thursday after the the p Monday In JuAe
demur 70 eOmpiziDants bill, The
will be confessed and the set for bearing
ex varte as 20 them. ISAAC y. HULHE, c 4 n
M Cox. Attorney for eOmDIaInazts
carbohydrates
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
ETAvISG this day suggested The Clerk Of the County
Weakly county Tennessee he Insolvency Of he estate
Mailing. deceased. therefore AL pessns hsidnE
claims said estate. hereby noed 70 ae then
ery auhsntcsied with Tie Clerk Aforesaid before The ia
daY Of Jaly 1851 the claims against the a estate vii b adj
le6l o. Z. HOFFMAN, Adninisiraior-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16

GtOvINGToN RAIL MILL eoMPANY.-Tsis Company
prepared with and improved
I'LL orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest
toe the Mill has tbe capacity to out $50 tuns week
In rerolng Railroad Bars third is added to
the old to make Rail that will alnate and insure per-
feet weld
Street Railroad DO furnished pattern
CURED and Railroad Bars Of different lengths and Sizes
All order shall receive prompt careful attention,
but the best materials wilt be used In the hands Of sku
vorknen the Company hope ve entire satisfaction those
who may favor IL with their custom.
R.BUCHANAN & SON, Agent,
Cincinnati Ohio
W Clement, President Little MIAMI r Co.
John Levin, President Covington and Lexington Co.
Captain Mcclellan Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road.
LLommedieu President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
X 90 mErl4-w2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16
New York Stock Market.

The New York ECeaing Post of the 1T says:
The list of State Stock has shown a reaction of
s(9l per cent from the extreme advance of yester-
day. The principal transactions in Missouris were
at 81, the price of last evening. Tennessees were
firm at "a 1913 with liberal purchases on buyers
option at 75(6754. Indiana Elves, which sold few
days ago at 81, held at 81, with Sc bid. The
Legislature of Indiana has passed law requiring
the Free Banks of that State, hereafter organized,
to file Indiana State Stocks only the basis of is
sues, and the Banks already formed to substitute,
within given time, Indiana State Stocks for other
State Stocks now held by them us basis for paper
issue. The effect of this will be to absorb perhaps
the entire amount of Indiana Stocks, and Withdraw
the same from market Illinois Stocks are scarce
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16
BROADWAY HOUSE

NaSnVllfoS 1enneSSees
ENHS Hotel sits ated Broad Nashville
and Decatur Railroad depot convenient also to the
Steamboat landing conducted by W. n HAcKET,
ze Of Giles county, where he will he endeavorI
make the house home 10 the Traveller and the Bosrder
prices to suit the times. Come and try It'll He will ir
bis meals TO make sure connection with Of the
Trains leaving the city
dtKS
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uRoadIng Matter on First Page.

LE. GLrAvrs, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16
ONION SETTs AND POTATOES.

a BBL5 cheice Onion sets,
HNB 100 bbls choice Potatoes,
just received and for sale low by
msrI3-a COMBS & MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16

LOUIsyuLE, March I5.--Ths river is falling with
:. 9 feet inch water in the canal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-16

tAarttc PILL ia q gen.
which the proprietor has
than twenty years.
demand from those Wa
and the satisfaction which
use, has induced me to place
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
McCormick,s Reaper.

In noticing the interesting fact to agricuitu-
rsts that the application Of Mccormick. OF
Chicago, for an extension of his reaper patent
bearing date l847, has been refused. the Jour
nal of that city remarks:
This patent covered, as We understand.
nearly all that was peculiarly and intrinsic
ally valuable in his old reaper. In the prose-
cution of his business Mr.. Mccormick has been
remarkably successful. Whether the credit is
due 10 his own judgement, and business energy
or to those who have 80 long and 50 ably con-
Quoted his affairs, We are not prepared to say.
Certain it is he has amasscd "a Iargs. fnrtun e
such an falls TO the lot of but few to accumulate
either by good judgement or the fayoring turns
of fortune. .aut -l- eilt bas oa.- Z
This result will not we presume, materially
effect his business. He Is in the market md
has got the reputation of building q good sub
stantial machine. This will always enable him
to sell. His large means also enables him TO
give any desired time to his customers. i1J 4
) : The effect of this decision on other reaper
manufacturers will be most salutary. They
may now give the farmers really better ma
chine than they have ever before been able to.
By combining the pateut of Mccormick with
their own improvements. they will iRaugurate
a new era in renper building. We may bow
look for the starring up Of small reaper shops
along our rapid streams. hr the supply Of the
demand in their immediate vicinity.
The farmers however. will derive the prinei.
! pal benefis. They will now get better and
cheaper reapers. This will diminiah. in small
degree, the cost Of producing grain, 90 that they
will either make more money from their labor
or be enabled to ssll scr lower prices without
Ioss.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
A Novel Execution.

The criminal laws OF Utah make murder in
the first degree death offence, but gives the
murderer choice in three modes oil execution
hanging, shooting, or beheading. September
Dist a Mormon named Cocroft was executed ak
Great Salt Lake City for the imarder OF MI.
Brown, a brother mormon with whom Coerufs
had some difficulty in regard to water for irriA
cation. On his conviction. Cocroft said he had
no choice in the man ner of his taking Of. and
the Judge sentenced him ITO be shot uatil you
are dead" A Utah letter says:
At the time appointed for the execution. .
large crowd gathered about the. Jail to witness
the revolving spectacle. But they were disaR-
pointed. While they were looking for the jail
yard gates to open and the prisoner to come
forth he was quietly led to the baek gf Tie
yard and shot. in the presence Of the Judee.
Elias Smith, Territorial Martial Lawrenee.
Sheriff Burton. and some ten or twelve civil o.
ficers and invited citisens. including two 70.
porterss 1.il l9i 'i-t h't1- SPY ~
A quarter to three o'clock tho Sssriff hsds
him good bye in his cell, and then led him out
to the rear Of the jail and placed him in chair,
hand cuffed and blind-sofded, and by given
signal his breast was pierced by six balls. and
the murderer roiled out Of his chair dead man.
He leaves widow and three daughters p ~:
herit perpetual shame. Brown had . vile aaa
eeveral small children.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
Mlssouri Contrabauds,

The leading rebel slave-holders in Mis-
sonri hava become so alarmed at the rap
id disappearance Of the institution unde
the wa, influence, that Col. Taylor, com
mauding at Springfield, has issued proc
l.mation utterly refusing to pass any prop
erty Of the citizens Of Missouri out Of the
State. Thousands of slaves have been tn
ken 10 Arkansas by their rebel masters
and letter from Rolla TO the St. Louis
Democrat states that abont 1000 con!'a'
bands, 10 the hands Of emigrants moving
South, have been detained BY the Proc'a'
nations prohibiting such emigration.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
4oIetp.
~ III II = : IL.
SECESH POETRY.

are judge by the specimens Of poetic uteEance that
have to from that region. Probably the
this ID that the nine daughters Of Jupiter and Mne
mosyne, although they harored around Mount Parnas-
in the sncient days, incline to making tn
selves comfortable in schools class Of build
ngs not frequent where recession aourshes best "a
and Bastsrry ens the following delightful poetic
cesx taken among the spois left BY Zolheoer rebel
horde when they ned from the vengeful claws Of the
.fwild Cat." The ~pme" il printed in blue ink slip
Of paper We can rsy but little its favor Is poeca
or even grammatica composition, whilst the course
proves eonclusvely that the author not
sesaed BY the spirits of prophecy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
To-MR. LINKHoRN.


& Old HONEST Abe, are You babe. 5-sis.- 3ai
i4 - Inmilitary glory; 5.ila aJs0L lo Tsl I'll
Il An arrant fool, party tool Ts1f t,s.E
A traitor and tory. - .--rT
Dictator now, and in . row. c.if5 30 r-itUy.
-sT A pulling Of the trigger, VI
At all the South. with foaming mouth,
Decoying OF the niger.
You know its so, at Fort Monroe,
You put them all to labor;
Whom you declare are free as air,
Your equal and yoar neighbor.
Why treat them SO: It's wrong you know,
When Butler doesn't need 'um; 10
Some future day. we know you say,
- You II give them all their freedom. l.t
What is your plea to set them free: r.
.'ih They cost four thousand million;
You cannot pay the debt you say, 2 -
You everlasting william. ii-
But you are boss, mighty hoss,
NJ snortin' in the stable; o 70 -iiN' q
Araeer teo, . cangaroo- Y51 .ss'
III So whip us If you're able, afaI
You proclamate to us Of late,
1ils aThe ports are all blockadcd:" lfi-'i siii
sThe forts retook," at Sandy Hook,
And Charleston cannouaded. .s.f..I. el
,a That s your intent, as President, iltt
A curious plan to save Us; saj seaa
But we'll be Tree, as you will see, iir 1Hf
With Beauregard and Davis. .,,....s q ale
aOld Mr. Link, wha' do you think, TsI
About these Southern cattle. ~ l+r
What horned you where Ger you 60, or..
And whipped you every battle.
Your brags you made, you would invade.
And whip the Old Dominion; s, P
But you will fail and tuck your tail, ..f
Is Beauregard's opinion. -:
nScott and Wool should at us pull, r
Across the country level; .f tss
We'll meet them there and fight them fair,
AMI thrash EN- like the devil.
20 Towool and Scott well never squat, -i.t
But one thing you'll discover; .,,..... ,.....
.That Wool will ey" and Scott will die,
go Before he whips his Mother. Virginia,
Keep on your shirt, nobody hurt"
With us you must not triae; ,:i.f.fr'
Or you'll catch | ell, with shot and shell,
37' And the Kentucky rife.
So good-by, Abe, you are = babe, ..,..
In military glory; !....f,.....
An arrant fool, party tool,
A Atraitor and tory. 70 ~" o.
r.r4ii .al u NuDIs VERBS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

sa The Harrisburg Telegraph states the
political completion of the new Pennssyl-
vania Legislature as follows: Senate. Re-
publicans with those holding over Is;
Democrat. 10; House, Union, So; Dem
ocrats, ~. A number Of those elected on
q Union basis rs Democrats.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
.19aTNOTIOE.2dE
The Union Line Express Company,

MR.. BENJAMIN CoHN having been appointed local
M agent of the Company in killersburg, would to
the business public that they located town, at
the store Of Mr. Cohn, where all matter pertaining to
the transportation of Bank Notes, Gold. Valuabes,
Merchandise Produce will receive due attention and
prompt despatch. - szsrE-sa0r szsr
Our Express leaves the ONCE daily in charge Of our
messengers fast passenger trains to all acces
be ports of the United States and Canadas. --y7r
cellectob., with Or without goods, will be made and
the proceeds promptly returned. o.
Special and satisfactory given to regular ship
pers Butter Eggs Poultry. &C. To foreign markets
WM. HEWITT, Sup't,
NiIlersburg, Aug 10, 1sel.-lne Cleveland o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
New Tailor Shop.

NfESsRS. HENDERs ON b JACOBS res
VXl pectfully inform those wanting clothes
made that they have taken the room Immediate
~ over hnlvane Store, where they are 90
Prepared TO siUe Fits
at all times and at reasonable prices. Their
long experience in the business enables them
to guarantee satisfaction. Fashion Plates reg
rdlafly received. -
=esr HENDERSON d JACOBS.
Millersburg, Oct 1, 1861 .r,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
aIQA TON OF SOAP

EMBRACING every variety, except soft, just OPEN
Lsd 4 tbs Deok Store. .cY A splendid Shawn
sDd washing soap smong the lot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-20

uONoEoPATHIo nEDI0TTEs-
Hvprnxr- HO~c-o,.y-,o s,-u,-

mvrrDwrs HOrorosaxxso uvuuy-m
ha1 thsar or,st- n sss.a p-bn. v.ia.-.,sn -
fsr an no vrnn o. ,ifss-surativru th.s f.th.r.
.ss.hs,.'nans a. tsv,isr. sosls sivavs hsv. b.
hs.. ssd always rsiy spon,-ss dmpis that -a,-..ss
'annst b ..As In ths sslsstos, - har-ls- thss an
nsy ~ hs~ vith inp.pay, ana 20 ss,ci-a tia, IN
nsy rsty 500 Ne. Win s.ssv. euoA thsy Raw.
prsvs1- Thour.,nn eff.mfiis - th.m daily fer an
Ne ns snf .asnspts Of svry Gag LIE, s.d ra- ",
ne rsrisn-iy usk q havs need 10 s.u . physisia-
ns>-.n~-, with ss-,s dnes spscihs. have surss
s-avss q ssrisss enrsuis tis..sss Of rear. st.n1-
NJ. snA sps- vftsA ehsy lave sp.-s hsndrsa- 4.
AN. - s.,ens Ne -tilis. vAs - ths-. 49,
p.ss'1e- 49, p-risy q .ns.sy.
- = ~ s--~,ns -. + vftAousih ssuptsrs.s,, ,
nAsr ~ shsAsv - Hu>uzssss Ar.uros . nu-.t
Fe.nssoi "Csr.sfy.s- or "R~>sss-- have eo-s
% 49, pSnsapi - \ 70 bsar tsvc,-ntsry te-ss-
nsny - ~ vorth ~ Tie erixinsl SD tr.-h |. -
- frstA thst suoea- always thr,v, y y, .,rf.,.
49, s>afisv bsvss 10 k.sv s-eush n s,vr.
~ eot snousA - srvrrs-v y kpsv snouxh y
WAL but not enough 10 snsirArr. ss thsy h.v,
fslen ths naznss and nsnbsu Of M msdlei,s-, al
vrn coptsa my sxvxtissmsnk, snA with thc-s Der.
pvea ssrnsnts M - s-,sys " sea The no.. s.x
ven fAnoiss his brsyins TIE roar q Ne n.ousrsH
fss forea sut TIE puhiis are acquainted with s-sh
paity divios-, ana we'll knsv tov 70 tsks tAs ,r~s
s'n ssz hsvs Ne ssss sosnssrfsi, viii Ii sasksr.
fhv are rsv kIo0nnKrDrs ~ The .o- unI-
HrNr HoMDoPATnbC BHymUIANs. Thar as
Rssd ~ The .sst nyrEkLIoKnrr sn1 nEFTNIp q
vsry osmmun,ty. An have found them ali thsy h~v,
bssn reoonnsnasA. PROMPT. nFFIcIHNr, ana
tEILAPLb-~sy vss vsrtAy u puhlis s.zAds-ss
- psirs-Ass.
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DRHBA.
CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYK
~ BRlRsr CO.'S
COLU MBIAN HAIR DYR

GHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYK
BRlRsT a CO.'S
MBIAN hair DYK
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE onsTa
Bqusl n not better than am hish. prto-a u.. -.
pa; Our sssDfs Ia the CITY Ard suburhs AZ, ~
lowing wen-knsvn DrrssSt and stsrah.ps1, /"
Sew York.
bx "A H9 Ca I'D o. asstt, q klshih sve-as
PORN 4 rAihGihID rerfomeTs, sib aaasc.
pe as ~ lpo Q an .vepus
PALAzoro, Dtussist, Bancroft Hou.., poa Bro,
pAns q CO, D2se.,s. 4ss Fourth svs oo,. ma
and svaSs earns1 n s San ..S ?, hss's %
uavcpu. ID, coroer Third -
N HbtT ,1s, 2, s.s 4 80 Grand q. us.r Rsss
bro.,ss :. "oar' prusSis' iso Hsd.oh. osrar q
wv rm.Im. Drsse,,., SO Pearl d
ocn~ ksai,o' and Montgomery sts.
sns v Ps1KnAs. Arlis- y Hd., Sos Bou.st, ;
sAsBoEsr News Dept a79 Divisiso a !
BroOklvn. )
0ksY, Drues,ss Myrtls ana Frsnp,.- g,
Oh q. REiholIs, d. ussi- 200 Court u
x pGOssISG, D,nsgist, % fuit "a A.
g. d oGos,, asst tr rs 81 fu ss'.s ."'' 100
Wiuiamsbur0h.
kALLoY % ,rruggifts, SOUTH 9Th e. ~.
BowEoE oruElit South 9Th q, cor. 81 ssah m
IN. sownl- Dr,sEit, 20 o. anf 1t, assS 90 :
rorPT'Ss's v.Tst sI SLOW, S 70 ors,;d p. :. "
80 GHoss DrusT't- ssu,O seoond IA EAsas
". II. BEIEss, Druggist, 100 Grand q.
EetndrL, ~ '.
r. =, soTLr, % Bleessec 81.
Jamdioa, L. l.
PpoE q Co.. Hell Of Pharmacy, Also for al.
DruEsists sensrAlly thrOUshsut ths country.
n. "a ssST .ss ~ =: r1Ss ..a
AMI sA-o'l0o
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TESTIMONIALS.

Mr.. DANIEL LOvEJoY, OF Ne. isT west S2I a.
sew YeSk. had beea atnis,sd with the Pils- far
noertv yssrs He assd the Patent PIE Pin. with
Ointment, ana In thrss weeks Wa eompstely cured.
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of Green Poipt Lon.
Island. whose store 10 % We. 70 MAnSiB Il, Nsv
fork, wS troubled With the files very severely but
BY the ase Of tho Patent Pns Pipe and Oh ntm.ut va.
Immediately relieved sAd In the hort spsos Of thr..
vesks was eonp!et eursA
hra VAN HORN, wife Of the lass Hansa sentia
nan, had painful attack Of ths Pills, ssed the Pps
and cintmen', and cured In one seekI
DAVID MCCARTHY, No. ga Finn st. New TORI,
uAo had sufisred acutsly from tho PILES for . Ions
dne, was CARED By Ia Pipe ana ointnan, In six
uosh.
Nj PHILr IRISH. No. sn wsa 10th Ct, New
fert, now Of Stamford. Conn, after long suffering
ron tie Pies, was cured By ths Patent Pils Pips ana
Ointuent In sig weeks
Mr.. THOMAS wII.DES, corner Of Baekuxn ana
Water sts, New York, after suffering many ye.rA
reA the Patent Pile Pipe, and rscommsnds It a. ths
very best article that can be used
NJ. CHARLIE TODD, Ne. 10 wall Street. suft,r.I
intensely for yesrs. ana ansr tryins svery know.
remedy within his reaaA, was Wholly ssrsA ~ ths
Pipe ana ointment,
BENJAMIN IRVING. Of New York.e usflssr wa
srAdnAny sinking under The 6spsesins ana aEoni-
Ens inhuenoe q the Piles was induced u % The
rye ana otntment ana sxpsrisnos1 immediate 70
hm-GraduAny improved nader thair haalinE In
nusnoe, ana In few nsntAs wss entirely sursA.
He claims that Gs ripe anA OiAizaant, uAAar Prev
AsAes. sAveA his N.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsnUM.

TIP LYCTURE ROOM ENrBRT AINnsN,I,r,
EYER sn' moon and EvsDiug, at AID ~ 81
emmace ~ IT. DRAM, vAUDEvTLLW siI
aud Dr-maiic talent " '' ~''
For epiicsi,es ,es aSye-tipem ent on 90 par.
oNd"irs'on' 70 cts Children under ten, % CT. :
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SMALL rOH.
RADwAYu READY RKLIHY

ksvs csn.nitte1 . -r,sss nnistaks. Por hk 70
~, esly u.es smose ne troop. stll Preyon' en-
lOW, Tyyhus, Typhod and all ott or malignant dis
saes. L:t the Government suPpiy syev military
No sioKne Of q serious pNtnre ill prevail Evsry
xelunse al uld provide thsmseves with few boz
des o. this remsdy. will protect You Asairs SUD
Ian attacks n the mes, ma ignsnt disorasn ana Win
n all cass Of siskns.s sxpedite q cure,
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Tux soLDlFE's SAFE aUAKp.
ANEW WEAPON or pxFmsn.
sAFsrT AaAINsr pxArnt

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swat from spns,r.ks. Diaries, py..gseTy, fsvss
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RADwAYy rrADY EnLEr hes sss- n-i,y
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su's .siss n. tns Srsyea q gree, walls. 2 Is;
sss 80 sriss;s. q y :.ss; Co., SSs. adv
ssI TOo,. q o.. nsi.riou. fssisp., l.sooas ana
G ne asIs 4 s sa.,.
.ryoe ss.d th.a an the b.t,sriss ana srfIlisr,s.
as -. q climate nj !. nall .iiso.. II "a
kdessndspk apo. TIE stlll ofthe army sarssons,
th., R5'vs In tAs.' IoS.iiis., Ne hs- q ne vtn
tho.s Who nay b. s.issi win ssr II tis eiinsts
.ess.s q ne souihota s,i:. Yor twelve e,rh
kspWxY's RgHbf ss1iif, :: . pr s
tn ease o. woundA Bruises. spraina 0un+5hss
Wounds, Sabre or Bayunet WouDds, the q pplIoato1
v RADWAY'e RnkDY RELIER viii b u ira,
eryioe, and. ussd u tisioUsly, VIII prevent nhan-
.. ,s., nortisn'ssn' sss saws us ssos-ity II a.
ARMY NBcKssTTTEB;
Go n Ne most i.rsrt.nt military r-1uisitsu vAioA
- goyernneut ovsrleoks. Il RADWAf'5 RHADy
snLlEF. Tnis remedy = tins BOLDIHhp BRH-
3UARDyard vii protest BIN On all ooonisns seains.
kosna.. sDt sudden sttAoks OF Is-tilenhAI dises-s
Every Camp. fert and ehiP-hi ltsry aud Naval
Eeapes Of fsfsn-e,
SMALL ro1.
.rhs siiit.ry sunetins a., sunes that Bnan Pea
lieefe MT regimeI =. The ss,lani Male Resimsol =
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are swslias ne sict-lst u an si,sniAE sItenS
Ihs Governnsnt - sssisotins " -xpyay De .sai-
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HAVE you rhOvDED FOR YouB
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policy To- be paia osy by the Ipplie Aton OF proq n
deducted from the amount due when The leisyIAs
comes pSyAbla The sAAh part % the pcfrlium pa,
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IL or any numbCs Of year, or In ons EeA
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ne on tie Participating or non a ioipAtinE ssAIa
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tepeesea AuNes Of tho psrty At doab, Or 70 him o.
for on attaining ~ ~, o. 90, 6O or 10 year. Sf ~
Aiso All forml 81 CMdrenN sndoWmaDEl ana anna
NY u ieies on the M 4 fAVeTRhls term.
~ This CSu,psny has AdcVtOd principle knlsa
aed 70 preVsut ne lapse az any Policy. and u ssSaD
nAetr pdVnsRtI OH provA foT Our nembes
need mot apprhand thdreioS tkAt thelr 10 ahilIkyt
lAy tne premium Al any future ti.aa VI nVSaVs ~
GAA 81 WhAf thay have paid.
Our Pospeotua aud eE " puDhoattars viii BE- saa
rAtuitnpsiy 70 all Who Terairslt
a. Coed AGENTS wAnted. ~ VIII b treated NiSA o.
GREAT BARGAINS-
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GREAr BARGAINs-.

GREAT BARGAINB-
~ A stock Of so0ds q . OoaniEy Bsrs mr. ala h
he thriHns Yalsss Of hQdT CffTILIs, n.y.
yearly. Aadrss b. nal o. saIl personally, e.
syisls@s Soal aiv I'm. AT.