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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-06
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31

dead and one wounded lay behind one log /: all
but the wounded one were shot In the bead.
One rebel had ball through bis neck, which
destroyed the power Of speeoh--though don't
think his wound was mortal Several Of the
dead were old gray.headed men. A dark com
plexloned man, with heavy black beard, who
oaid he was from Mississippi, was laying on
the ground with broken thigh. He vas stern
and sullen-he had only one favor to ask, that
was that some one Of US would kill him. said
TO him, Eve will soon take you TO the surgeon
and 90 all We can to relieve you, for we are
satisfied you have been deceived by wicked
men, and do not know what you have been
doing" To which he meekley replied, 'ithat 10
possible" Ayoung map, quite boy, begged
me not to let the LiDcolnites kill him An eld.
erly man sat with bis back against a stuhp
with ball directly through the centre of bis
head at the base Of the brain. ts.
There was ghsstly grin upon his counte.
nauee-hls eyes we're stretched widely Into va.
caDcy, while his breath was rapid, deep and
heavy His was living death, for he was
seneelees' A lad OF fourteen, with o mashed
ankle, protested hls innocence, and begged to
be taken care of. He said he was pressed into
the service and had never fred a gun at d Un-
ion man, and never would. Numbers Of rebels
made in eject the same declaration. ~
left these fields OF human suffering with
feelings such as never before experienced =
The fseshness Of death seemed to Gil tho whole
atmosphere. 1t was ecene which man needs
only TO look upon once in hia lifetime In order
to occupy oil his power Of reflection; Follow.
ing the wake Of our victorious aud pursuing
army, the roads, adjoining fields and woods were
s1ewn with blankets, knapsacks, hsversacks,
hats, guns, cartridge boxes, broken wagons,
etc, perfect scene Of destruction as can veil
be imagined .-l ist .- 80 ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31
The Field OF Rastic.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
has the following account Of the battle. field
alter the defeat Of the rebels under Zollicofers
Z Against O tree leaned back In the most
elassie composure, ives the fairIat and most
beautiful oountenanee / ever saw 10 death. No
female complexion could be more spotlesa.---
The silky locks Of wayy auburn hair fell In
lich prolusion upon fair temples and q faultless
forehead. Some friendly hand had parted his
gasmenta, barring his breast, from which the
red current of lie a)wed out, and had bathed
his temples, which were slill warm but had
ceased 20 throb forever. Q, ye winds, bear
these tidlngs softly TO the loved ones at home,
Among the wounded of our men, 1t was, really
comforting to zee with what patient heroism
they bore their palma. said to one poor iel.
low, with ashAttered leg, "You must be In great
pain; can do anything for youl'ss
4 He said; There are Others worse of than
me; when they are carried in you can tell them
where / am, If you please" Another man
had q bah through bis right hand, breaking Two
of the bones. He had it done up himself with
|slwet bandage, and With hia, other band was
carrying one corner Of q e.retcher With wound
ed man. Carrying another corner Of the aamo
ntrelcher, was man with his head and face
covered With blood. He said he Was not hurt
a. ALI he bad only lost q large pieceof HE hal
and q email piece Of bic scalp. saM ts ~
II the "old ield," among the rebels, some Of
the scenes we're horrid and revolving il the ex,
tlsme. "A large nupbe, Of the dead were sbOI
Ia the head, one Wee ehot directly ~ tie eys
lend The brain wAa DOSING from the wound. fiss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO,

fhEoIDEN 10 Or OOLLEuEo AN OhtO'
MARIETTA CoLLE0E LIT Is truly magnificent work,
honor to the author The publishers, and the whole
country. ."-President Andrews. tel
OHIO WEsLKYAN UMyERsITY .."It exceeds my expecta'
tions. II will be my guide in orthogphy and Pronun
cstion and will often be consulted BY me Tor iu neat
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson.
W. n. EcLrcrIo coLLEaE. .-"Heretofore We have used
Websters orthognphy. At q recent meeting Of our
Faculty It was decided to change to conform TO that
OF Worcestsr's Royal Quartc Dictionary"
Garfield. fft.-. r.3 goa-4...1 slr -..l.f.
WKsrxRN RESERVE CoLLEaE.-sI find It worthy oi
cordial appreciation. ."-President Hitchcock
.OBERLM ooLLrGE.--"It more than meets my expecta-
lions. recommend It as the standard authority in
orthoepy to my children and ny pupils.'-President
Morgan. I-.r ass .-n ..tU
ANTIOCH CoLLEaE.-'T adopt and aim to use In teach
ing writing and speaking the orthography and pronun-
citation Of Worcester's koyal Quarto Dictonary'"-
President Hill. ..-...
SIN all my writing, speaking and teaching, have en-.
deavored 10 conform TO the rules for orhogEaphy and
pronunciation as contained In Worcesters Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President.
KENYoR COLLEGE, GAMBIm. .-s.I most cordially recon-
mond It as the most reliable standard authority Of the
Englisb language as It Ia now written and spoken ~
President Andrews. $500
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Read the DOcisions Of No Members OF As Ohio STATE
.f.e 81 1SGchey's Assootattoa. atll

Read the Dectsions Of khc Members Of tas Ohio StatS
sl.g ILL.,. 2SGchey's Assoctattos. 1s.l u -
The undersigned, members Of the ohie State Teachen
Association, adopt and am to usein teaching, writing
worosstsr's koya ousrto Dictionary and We most cor
daily recommend At the most reliable standard al
thosty Of the Englsh Language, ait now written ana
spoken. .r,
! LoRm AxpRrws, President Kenyon College.
N. D LEaeFrT, suPertntsndent zenesyii5e scnoo"'
II. r. CowDrRY, Supf Public Schools, etndusky'
JoHH Lynch, Sup't Public Schools, Oircleyllle. Il
b .. N. sASrOkp, Principal olsvsldnd Female senina
VII. Mrrcuxll, sup,t Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JouN osDEN, Principal State Normal School, Minne'
sofa. II. '1'- ,.gz1 i ssu.,
! oraus NAsoa, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
IA. g.. .MARrru. sup,t Canton Union Ecboss.
4. EDwrS kEskt, Principal McNeeiy Normal schooi:
ELI T. TArrAE, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio UniFerniy'
Wh. W. EDwARDs, sup't Troy Union School;
A..a. HoFKMs Principal West High sdhOol, oleVs'
NORTON, Associate Principal High School, oleye-
TnroDoRz sTrsLns, Principal High School, oleve
land.
n. y HuMisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
J. A, GARIIELD President OF Electic Institute HI
ram.
/ W. L. HARRIS, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
II. II. BARNEY, Ex. Commissioner Of Common Schools,
JAMrs MONROE, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlIn College,
+ iTnos. HILL President Antioch College.
o. W. II. oATuoART, Prof. Mathematics, High
School, Dayton.
8. o. 6RUMpAUGH, Prof. Language, High School,
Dayton.
5. II. BARBER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland. .,.-
Moro Man Ssp Hundred other Prsstdezts o. COHe-
0ss, ProJes ssors Authors and DiStingut0hed Bducd-
tore, hdCe egdorsed he above senttn1e1s,
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A Disllngulshed mau Lost.

Auo NhshVlhS UuAtteI U hbeCebblOu poWbptPtFg
gets of the following at our expense: sa.4.
A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement,
has been missing for several months past. He
was thought to have been seen at Manassas
Plains, but 1t proved not to be bin; it wss Mr..
Trotter, Of the firm ofSueet, Walker & Legget.
He was again supposed tohsve been seen o. Lees-
burg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm
Of Sinker, Swimmer d Traveller, who left with.
out paying Mrs Potomac her wash bill. He
was again thought to have been seen in Mis-
souri,, but IL turned out to be Mr.. Extravagsrce,
CT the firm Of WoolIy Horae, Rocky Mountain,
Frank Blair & Dad. He was few days since
thought to have been on one or both sides Of
Green River, KY, but bis friends met with an
other sad disappointment; IL wac not him. II
was Mr.. Slip p-Bark-over.the-riveF & Co. doing
q forwarding business backward for Squire Lin
kin. 1b .i.s4 asI.f Id tt.Ea.lI t =.
Mr.. Forward Movement 10 about twenty .eigbI
years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feel
Eve high. He Is blood relation to Mr. Onto
Richmond; his mother Ia almost distracted on
his account, fearing he may be burnt. on &C.
count ofhis sluggish temperament, she ayers be
was, when q child, so lazy BIO would not break
out with the mesales, or Whoo2 with the Whoop.
ing cough The old lady is grieving for her
sprightly ofSpriDg, but Ia yet willing TO eurren-
der himto thecountry, coming to the conclusion.
on account Of his monstrous feet, that he must
have died standing D. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31

nUNNEFS, k7H10Ns N AlSs, Ara
ID RUonRs. hs~ ll5i4s, instpls1. ~ -.
3, ,hIs .isoNeiaes sd NJ Sss3e'R "a sS sss..e
y gSltslnoa sss hss slsp 1sslli t1S
lee ssoa aal,ssiszssg sspisa nlseamsei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31
THIRD TRAIN.

III For further Information aud Through Tickets.
apply 70 M. b. poHRRTY, TiOketAgent, Uniob Depot
q f+--D t'tA p. W. sTRADER.
..-. General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
M3es JNo. W. DOHBRrY, |
3 4all&. N aeO .Sas Agent, Colambu1, |
B.w. WOODWARD.
.C41.ti ! .t,E Superintendent, Cincinnati.
Columbus, Nov. 10, 1901
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31

.f. .f s--a .'V y . iV7Ts+- ,A1dC T.
And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen In all grade
Of society, whose unitad testimony none could resist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore The bald
and gray, and preserve the hair Of the youth to old
In eli itB youthful beauty. ~ s'-'''tesI0
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ff lUJu olt arooF cllo1 l1tIlEl MOL
.09e 0Ss iBo4e 10 EoeaieI lblA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From Rec. Anson Snyta, oommtssionsr Of Common
Schools IN 0kio.
dThe Dictionary 10 an imperishable monumentto the
learning and Industry Of ts author and an honor TO the
world OF letters The mechanical execution Is far srpe.
rior to that Of any other Lexicon with which am 40
quaintsds" 80 ai..Li .'i fa.
From Bon. a. q. Barreg. No. oonUsissiogsr Of
Schools IN Ohio.
''rhe, most reliable standard authority Of tho Ian
guage." E f4ai. & - sI4
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
From Mo Cleveland Herald Of March %.
The orthosraphy Of the Worcester Dictionary is that
used BY most II not all authors OF distinction In this
country aud England and conforms to the general usage
Of ordinary writer's and speakers. ., Il1Nt's ,,.b =
Whatever preiudces may have existed previously, .
careful study Of this volume will Invariably be followed
by warm appreciation Of lts great merits, and desire
to add TO the we'll selected library be 1t large small
1t library In ITSELF and will remain an impersha-
BILE record Of the learning ofiu compiler. -
Esom EAs 0EhcinRaM OOnmsrcial Of AprE 90. :
bad and indferent-whose multifariouS meanings ant
devatons, together With their correct spelling end
nunciaton, are set clearly before the eye The work
unquesonaby the greatest Thesaurus Of English Word
+ From the 0leVsidnd Pl0Iadsale' Of kps. %, Isao.
Evidently WoRcssTEa's ROYAL QuAnTo DIcTIoNARy u
iot olv Me last but ne BEST tOork Of The bind OveT 10
sssd and can BY no POSSIBILITY susr by comparison o.
controversy, NJ 20 u!e1sUE1i bsaWbrl ~'''N''
From 0s 1b'sdO BLADE Of Nay %.
As to PRoNuNcIAT1oN, WoRcrsrKR Is TEE 5TANDARI
followed by our best authors; In definitions he leave
nothing to be desired, and In 0RTHoeRAFHy 1t suhcen
to say that woRonsrER can be sAfeiy d 81
:. pe' q . TNGHAm & BRAGG, lau
Publishers, Booksellers & StatiOncrs
ba no. lel SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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II 70 conveniently arranged Band, containing med
icated compound, to be round the Waist, without
injury to the most delicate persons change In habits
Of living required, and Il entirely removes the dis
ease from the system, without producing the injurious
effects arising from the Of powerful Internal nedl
cnes, which weaken and destroy the constitution, and
give temporary relief only By this treatment, the med
cinal properties contained In the Band come In contact
with the blood and reach the disease through hpcre
Of the skn efecting In every instance perfect cure,
and restoring the parts AFFLICTED to healthy condition.
This Band IL alsoa mostpoWerful ANTI MERcpRIAL agent
and viii entirely relieve the system from the enicloas
effects Of Mercury. Moderate cured In few
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efficacy In aggravated caseE Of long standing.
PRIcR 81 90, to be had Of Druggists generally, can
be lentby mail express, with full directions for
to any part Of the country direct from the Principal
01ca, yrf - -. .. ..-..... -H !.
no. 400 BROADWAY, Kew York. Is
g. SMITH g. CO., Sole Proprietors.
N. B.-Descriptiye Circulars Sent Free.
A. J. sCHUELLER & Son, DRuseisrs, AoESTs No
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,v,I,-,r aliGsli dIE "-N
THE we ugls -: adv
ONLY PREPARATION
.1 zss-. !, olG THAT Has, ser
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS

!. % lsE. q, oJg THAT HAS ser
STOOD TIE TEST OF YEARS r
And grows more and more pOpulal
.t 4 every dayl -
And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen In ali Qrade
Of society, whose unisd testimony none could resist
and gray, and preserve the hair Of the youth to old
In Gil itB youthful beauty. ~ ,''.f''ls2Ia
-,7s'os Battle Greek. Mich, Dec. slss 1858.
PRoy. Woop: Thee wilt plea1e accept line to inform
thee that the hair en- my head all fef OF over twenty
years ago. caused BY acomplicaed chrooic disease at
landed with an eruption on the head continual
course OF suffering through life having reduced me to
state Of d1psndsncs have not been able 10 obtain st
for caps neither have been able odo them up in con
sequence o which MP bead has suffered extremely from
cold. This INDUCED me tsPay Briggs a. Hodges almost
ne last cent bad on earth t9o dollar bottle Of thy
Hair Res eboat the 1st Of August last. Ihave
the directions bald apot 10 now
covered with hair thick and black though shert Il s
also coming IN all over my head!s Feeling confident
that another large bottle would restore II entirely
and permanently, feel anxious 10 perseverve IN is use
and being destitute Of means to purchase any more
would ask thee thee wouldst not be willing 70 send ne
an order on thine agents bottle and receive to thy
self the scripture deoaration-t reward ID to those
that are kind 70 the widow and the fetherless -
d =; .a-oiL Thy friends tbUSAHNAHE ESIRBYsf
n Lgonisr, Noble County, Indiana, geb. sth 1850
The year less. While attending ths STATE and Nssiousi
Law Bchool Of State Of New Yorks my haif, from
cause unknown to mel commeneed failing Of yegyTap
d % that IN he short space Of ix months, the whole
upper part o my scalp Nas almost entirely bere Of s
covering, and much ef the remaining portion upon the
side and baek part ol my head shortly aer became gray
90 thaty NIL not be anrnriaad VIA. t=i chat Up
on myreturn 70 the State Of Indiana my more casual
were not 20 much al loss 70 discover the
canse Of the change In my appearance, as my more init
mate acqnaintanees were 70 recognise at ALL lAa
a. once made application to the most skillfuI phys
claus the country. but feOeiVuQ
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FIRST TRAIN.
MIGHT ExPREss--Leaves columbus at $50 A. M,
VIII leave passengers al all stAtlops stop at DgkwaFe
OaIdngtons oilesd Gallon and at ali sations North OF
0alion and at all other stations upon signal arriving al
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk 420 p. M, Buffalo
s:Ss NJ Albany e!lsA NJ, New York IL NJ, Boston
,gssGS S4S.4 SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus at Sis P.
N. Will eaye pas.engen at ali stations. Greenwich,
Rochester, Columbia and olmsted being Flag stations,
nis train Will not stop for passengers except upon sg
nal. Arrive at Oieve land 63O P. IN Dunkirk A. M
Buffalo 4S A. NJ Albany AIS P. M, New YORK 9.s0
p. NJ, Boston 1890 A. ID. I'D
''' 80 E4s'l-' CONNECTIONS. rg %,
At Crestlne with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
harsad .or Pittsburgh, Philadeiphia and Baltimore.
At Shelby, with eandushy, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
road Tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
At Grafton. with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. .a.,
itgh4 q ILL., Ale q s1Eg,-s '.I :.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
. SO iH York and Boston. slr .e 5..
Bdg9das @sGked Through to Neso FORK and BcstOn
Asso HorkvtG Orsstfno.
tEieus q. RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. .I:3O A. M.
Oncinnau express arrives at Columbus at 1880 P. NJ.
ta1T--- 70 ------------------ =
Fnre as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for 7feksts uia Csesiline or Cleoslsnd.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23
BY A. w A r d, JR.

Full of Wit and Yankee Spirit The People
in their enthusiasna bear the Speaker asey
in Triumph!
The following is specimen of Yankee Oratory.
The Speaker was eating anuts and winking At the
girls when hundred voices called him forth. He arose
calmny and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of a Patrick Henry-then forth the torrent Of his
eoquence:
Grew Jackson and NEW BOOTS. am for restoring the
Union in all its former glory for protecting the Constitu
ton in all its sacred guarantees and for boots and shoes
OF the best pattern, symmetry and durability (Great
applause and Hear Hearll We must not forget our
o"n .vr~fa.t in these days Of patent double twisted
thunder and creased lightning, have received to-day
Of the greatest importance Of the vital inter
est to all OF you hear that Johns Bailey have lust
received their Spring Stock Of Boots and Shoes Of the
latest styles and most finished workmanship tell Won
those who buy Of that young and enterprising drm
troubled with their dispositions are
by Sn1 feet
here You will find fine boots, stogas, shoes, slippers,
shoes, CATERS ladies' heel slippers cacks Oxford
ties mems carpet slippers, balmorals and ladies' line
CATERS. (Great appause
- Jerusalem, what is more beautiful than q lAdy's
foot encased in coquettsh gater! Its enough to rouse
the monkish blood Of st. Anthony. l Will close my
speech by an appropriate quotation:
A dainty foot
4 Cater Boot,
Fen Stoics must agree
For il to vote,
What Gray once wrote,
handsome L. E. G.
Here the Speaker tainted As he was borne from the
Hall in the of his admirng friends he was heard
family ask " who stole my pea-nuss" Some rude and
wicked boys had emptied his basket while he speak
ing however, glass Of water revived him and he wrote
the following resolutions, which ratified, and
ported in due Of time by the committee
buttons:
Resolved That Johns Bailey keep the best assort
ent Shoes and the best quality Of Leather
introduced into this Market and be it further
Resolved That they fail to give satisfaction that
their repairing done according to order with eXped
ton and neatness that their prices the lowest and
uniform and their stock the best this side Of De
troit; and be il further
Resolved, That tho American Eagle shall i" continue
to howl. JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing, April %, 1862 ly346
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New Advertisements,

e.. e. DODGE,
BUILDER Materials furnished and all kinds Of Building
done. and on short notice. 366Yl
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At the Cnited States Hospital in Pnadelphia, q II.
vate IN Go. B., 2iReg. Q. s s s, aged 10 years
HIS remains arrived in good state Of pressrvasssn
his fathers in Meridian sunday hss Fsnsral vii
take place at Okemos, at O'Clock P. Il, April sd
In Dexter, Mich, the llth inst, Of eoossstioa
the lungs, n son Of James u and Betsy Ven Ripsr'
aged years and months
Christ VIII gather n his own
To the place where he il gone,
Where their hearts and treasures lie,
Where our life IL hid o. high
Had be asked Us well we know,
We should cry, {" Oh spare the blow"
Yes with streaming eyes should pray,
Lord we love him. let him stay Coz.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23
Special Notices.
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Salt Rheum cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointmms
Itch cured by TrasE's Magnetic Ointment.
Erup,ons cured by Trask 3 Magnetic Ointment
Hair restored by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Read Advertisement in this paper sm363
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And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of The
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Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement in another column. Cut out, and
send for the medicine at once.
BEWARE OF COCNTERYET13. 2mS63
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

MAYHEM BOOK KKEriyG.-Business men unite In say
ing this is The best work oerei 10 the public" Is
author is President OF the Albion Commercial College,
ns,uton which affords superior facilities for obtain
ing good business education at low rates. The book
costs but co cents, and may be found at the book
stores or obtained of the Hon. Ira Nay hew Albion
Mich who will send it by mail, postage paid for exam
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Correspondence Of the lansing Republican
I. .snsses Of she Trip from Landing "a EdIn-
HHh Waffle Battle Field NJ Winehes-
n-0cmesal Appearance Of the Country,
pesoae, Re-, &c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23
JOHN p. HUNT.

PATENT LAWYER AND SOIICIOR, 14o Jefferson Avenue
Detroit, Mich. Branch Office, Washington, D. c. n.
tablished in 1874 Drawings and specifications pre-
pared and Patents obtained new inventions Of
every description Cases taken upon conditional fee
if the Inventor desires-that is patient no pay.
Advice given and Circulars sent gratuitouely 366yl
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~ O advance in Pri-|
~ ceS-On the contra
ry-havingg re-organiz-
ed our business on a
Strictly Cash Basis, we
expect to sell goods, on
the average,lo than
heretofore. Goods can
be sold for Cash lower
than on credit. Per-
sons paying cash sho'd
satisfy themselves that
they are dealing where
the pernicious system
|Of credit, with It's lnev-
liable consequence
High Prices---is not
practiced, and where
there are no losses to
be sustained by the
cash purchaser.
We shall endeavOr,
us heretofore, to deal
honOrably and fairly
with every one. fen
dering our thanks for
past years of unparal-
|leled and unabating
patronage. we invite
1.-THE attention of all to
our present large and
ATTRACTIVE Stock.