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r DR.. Nathan stoddard, of Adrian. Mlol

0T Dr.. Nathan Stoddard, Of Adrian. Mlob.l
q gentleman sixty years Of age, called on VI
yesterday. and produced papers, showing tina,
he had served as good Union soldier, fol
three months, without compensation, In Com
pany 4, Capt. Fiizgeral, 2slh New York v. l.
Dr.. 8. stated that he was ready to 60 into the
army again on the same terms, If the Govern
ment needed bis services, such was his devotion
to the old Union and its glorious Gag under
which he had 90 long lived.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

The ATHEsEuM. was good attend
ance at the Atheueum last night. The per-
formances, especially the dancing of the favor.
lite fairy. Marian Smith, was received with
great delight by the audience. The presen,
managers are making the A!heueuu pleas
ant place Of amusement and take great pain.
to merit public favor, for which We trust they
will bc rewaTded by crowded houses.
They will present on attractive bill to'mor
row (Saturdsy) evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
Detr action OF mr.. Cox Because OF hfs
Services 60 the Ctty.

The Journal, BY correspondent, undertakes
to underrate the influence of Mr.. Cox BY re-
hsshng old SANDERS and coming new ones.
We make an extract from the article:
"Pub. Doc's'' don't cost him penny; "Anti.
WeeVll Wheat" was not his OVID, it belonged to
Uncle Sam; and he only sent 1t as bait. SO with
ell his grand efforts to accommodate his eoRstitu
enfs, be had an axe to grind; his whole career
indicates selfshness. He promised quite num-
Der of our citizens to have Uncle Sam build q
United States Postof1ce on their corner lots
be got their intauenoe and Vofes--but they didn't
get any Poitc1see. Now he claims ell the honor
Of getting the United States Arsenal at Co
lumbus, when he did nothing more than any
other Member Of Congress would have done.
Our citizens raised seutraI kEy dJed dolia. and
sent q committee Of our citizens 10 Washington TO
stay By Il until The bill pssssd. We paid the ex.
peuses, not him. When IL had passed, he sent
dispstch full Of glory Hallelujabs, and sigped
his name 10 Il and claimed all the glory. So
goes THE little "Sunset" throughout the entire
district, pulling the wool over the eyes Of the
people; but be will wake up on the morning OF
the l5lh Inst, beaten BY that other SAM"
AZ TO the "wheat," tha. has tar led ou. to be
q valuable thing; but ii never came from the
Patent Office, but from the farm OF Mr.. Cox's
father. 1t has saved mllions to this valley,
where it is nov almost exclusively Gown.
As to the Pcssofice Buildipg, Mr.. Cox made
no promises. He urged an appropriation of
S50. 600. got IL indorsed BY the Possofice com
mittess, and, bus for some political spite, would
have had il passed. The Journal charged Mr..
Cox with trying TO b,ibs the people by giving
them these public advantages. If be does a
good thing, it 10 bribery; II he does not do 10,
he is damned anyhow!
Mr.. Cox puts forward no special claims for
getting the Arsenal bill through. The intima
.lon is in the italics Of the above article that
The money raised by the citizens was the means
and that Mr.. Coz used those means. There is
nos Q syllable Of truth In IL. Mr. HusBARp,
Gov. DEsMsoS and others, win state tbst not
only did Mr.. Coz NOT get any money. but he
refused, when 1t was offered, to take the ordi-
nary telegrsphic expenses We do not uuder,ate
the influence Of our citissns at Washiogton;
but Il 10 mean and infamous to take from Mr..
Coz the credit which Mr.. HuBBARD and Gov.
DEHHIsOH both gave him, for his untiripg exer.
Ions on behalf Of the Arsenal They will
tate that but for those exsr,ions the matter
would have failed. In the satisfaction Of tho
moment, after the bill had passed, Mr.. Coz did
slsgraph home that Il had passed; bu! he made
o claim TO "all the glory"
Il is base and cslumnious' faIsshood To
Q slsndersd thus ior trying to do bis city .
susft, 10 not she way to beat Mr.. Coz here
he people Of Columbus will febuke this mean
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

wn. H. Ball. Of zAnssville, has been ap
pointed Colonel Of tho I22a Ohio; Lisutenant-
Colonel ANDERSON Colonel Of the 6!hi Major
ALrx. G CHRisToPHER Lieutenant Colonel, vice
ANDIRsoN. and DAVID H. MOORE, Lieutenant
Colonel Of the 67th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
EalsshoOds.

In the statement Of the Journal about The
debate between sHKLLABARaER and Cox at Lon
don, there are several bald, open and unblush
Ing lies. Firss, Tho discussion WAS courteous
aud friendly, and the competitors shook hands
as tie end Of i.. There Wsss no personalities;
only the discussion Of shs records Of Congress
and .beir effect either for or against the public
interest.
As to the question whether Mr.. Cox would
have voted for the Conferences report on the
Tax bill on ih ANAL passage. when the question
was that 7ss BiR OF seas--Mr. Coz said uns-
qulvocally he would have voted Sos It, If the
credit and psrmanency Of the Government de-
pended on it. Try again, slander .monger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

STARLrEo MEDICAL cottroE.-The next ses.
son Of this institution, ss will be seen BY no.
tice in another column, will commences In this
city on the asa iust.a and continue until March
Let. Themembsrs Of the faculty, Whose names
are given In the notice, are gentlemen Of es.
tablishod reputation and acknowledged skill 10
their respective departments. v.-,
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ness. II wss quite triumph for Mr.. Cox,
when SO many places were competing for the
Arsenal, to have been in part instrumental in
having il succeed. Let the citizens Of Colum-
bus remember 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

U' The heated October term Of the weather
was modified somewhat In temperature ysster-
day, but II utIlI lacks that for which saint aud
sinner are alike earnestly praying--a thorough
sponglng from the clouds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

MucH FOR LirrLE.-IT you wish 10 restore
and keep healthy and handsome condition Of
the Gums and Teeth, with the least expense,
and the gyeatest satisfsction--follow the advice
of thousands who have tried IL, and use HuD
Fisk g. Ridgeway's, Wilson's, Denig & Sons,
Schaub's, and at good Druggists generally.
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PROCLAMATION.

THE QUALIFIE ID VOTERS OF
Frsnkn county are hereby notified to meet at their
usual places Of holding elections In their respective
townships ard wards, on the
Second Tuesday of October, A. D. 1862,
being the 4h day OF the month, and vote for the fol-
lowing officers, to witt Zone Supreme Judge. one secre
tary Of State for the term Of two pears one Attorney
General, School Commissioner, ono member Of the
Board Of Public Works, one menber Of Congress for
the District composed Of the counties Of franklin.
Madison Greene and Clarke, one CLERK Of the Courts
one Prosecuting Attorney one Commissioner one ooun.
ty Surveyor, and one Iparwsry Directory The Trps.
tees OF the several townshpe required return to
the CLERK Of the Court the names Of the following
number Of Jurors
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MarnIIsen Counsy.

A leading and influential citizen Of Cincin-
natl writes % as follows:
eve are bound to elect the Democratic
ticket next Tuesday, In both these Congress.
ional Districts and In TIE county. Better nomi.
nations than ours could not possibly have been
made.' NoaFf "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

u Among those reported killed in the re-
cent engagements at or near Corintb, Missis-
sippi, is c, c Heyl, Of this city, Adjutaut Of
the 43d Ohio. Death, It is said, loves q shining
mark; 80 does bis servant War.
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Bachelors Hair DyeI
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,

WILLIAM A. BAToBELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the least remedies
the Ill effects Of bad Dyes and ipvgoratss the Bair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, ets.
III The genuine s signed WILLIAM A. BAToHR
LoR, on 1se four sides Of each boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond etreet,)
may29-daw1y NEW YOHK.
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DIED.,

In this city. October 9th, MAID DORA, daughter q
Loulsa and Jacob uhlsE, aSsd two years. and thrse
months.
The fansrs will take place this tFhday) afternoon Of
O'Clock, from their residence, No. 80 East Spring
street. The friends aud acQuiintauces are respectively
invited.
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Local M a t ter 8.

pTHE DAILY Ono SgATEeMS is for sole
every morning at the Periodical Store of J. H.
Ssuder, No. II East State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

The statement In the JOurnal that Mr.. Coz
claimed Governor Ton and DoRsxY ss bis friends.
is sheer falsehood. Mr.. Coz debated With
DoRnr 10 Madison county. Doasry took
ground 10 favor Of she Constitution 90 10 should
be. Mr.. Coz for the Governments asisis.
Mr.. Cox said, aud tits true, that Governor
Ton informed him that he had no time to take
any pavs In the present contest, and thss 10 sll
he said about Il.
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TO MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will giveinfomatiOn on q very IN
ssstin0 and important subject, which will bs vslu.
ed more than thousand tmesl cost BY every married
sousle Of any age condition In lfe The information
will be sent BY mail To any address the receipt Of IS
,ents (siv~) and ono red stamp.
All letten should be addressed To
u. b. MoRBIs, " D.
oct3l-ly5aVd&W Boston, Macs
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SPECIAL NOTICES

scurvy ana Scrofulous EruptiOns
will cover tho bodies Of those brave men who are
lighting their countrys battles Night air bad food and
drenching rains will make sad havoc with the strongest
therefore let every man supply himself With H0L-
L0wAY's OINTMENT, It 10 certain cure for every
kind Of skin disease. Only 25 cents per box. 2l5 g
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FOR CONGRESS-,
SAMUEL 8. cox
OF FRANKLIN.
Democratic County Ticket

For Clerk Of Coufts,
THOMAS 8. SHEPARD.
Prosecuting Attorney
MILTON H. MANN.
Cemaaissions5,
JAMES W. BARBEE.
COSaty SaypeyOS,
URIAH LATHRoP.
Infrmary Director,
FREDERICK BECK,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

u Sixty more prisoners' from Virginia ar
rived at Camp Chase yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

% Col. Banning, Of the s7sh Ohio, was yss.
sesdsy, among the guests at Vie Nell House;
also, Col. Geo. W. McCook. RI "a
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MISSING.

A DEAF AND DUMB BOY, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age, went by the q o. 4. to
Cleveland on the 18th ult. BE 10 small for bis age
with black hair and sharp black eyes wore bsot jack
nae, II. D., being marked upon his clothing. He has
besa passing from one station TO another disrent
railroads, and was seen at Alliance ihe 18th ul
Information as to whore he may be found will be
Thankfully recelved By the superintendent Of the IDs
lution for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. 2, ie62-d&wh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

~ Q uattermaster Bnrr, Of Delaware, has
become q resident Of this city.
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100000 Male or Female Agents
TO SILL
LLoYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED
cmA mns lNAMAnAS AND

COLoRED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS AND
NEW BRUNSWICK. &c.
E,RoM RECENT SURVEYS, COMPLETED AUG
TO- isss cost $50 eco to ensravs it and one years
time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made By Cotton OF
MITCHELL and sells the low pice Of ny cents; 3Oo oOC
names engraved on this map.
It 10 not only county map, but II 10 alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and capadas combined IN one,
giving
EVERY EAlLRuAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or mau 80 to IS per day, and
Sl take back AL maps that cannot be sold and refund
send for 81 worth to try
Printed instru,tions how to canvass we'll furnished
wapted-Wholesale Agents for our Maps in every
State California, osnsds, England, France and Cuba.
fortune may be made With few hundred dollars cap
IT. LLOYD,
l64 Broadway, New York,
The War Depar uses our Map Of Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsylvania COS. 500 0OO on which is mark
ed Antietam Greek, Sharpsburg, Maryland Heights
Williamsport Ferry, Rohrersyle, Nolands Ford, and
all others tho Potomac and every other place In Ma.
rysnd, Virginia, and Pennsylvanis or norey refunded
LLoYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP or
KENTUCKY, OHIO, INDIANA AND
ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for General Buell. end the War De.
partment Money 70 unded to any one finding an error
10 IL. Price so cents.
From the Tribune, Aug Q.
JIoyD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MAINLAND AND PRNNsYLvA
The map very A,ge it cost IL but IS cents, and
&c 10 tho esst So1ie1 can 6e PugehQssd
LLoYD's GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
From Actual Suveysby Capts. Bart and Wm. Bowen,
Mississippi River Pilots, Of st. Louis, Mo-, shows every
mans plantation and owners name from st. Louis to the
Gulf Of Mex!co-l,350 miles-every ssnd bar, island,
town. lSndng, and all places 20 miles back from the
river-coored In counties and States. Price, 81 In
sheets; ~ pocket form, and % 50 on linen, with roll
ers. Ready Sept 20.
NAVY DEPARTNENT, WASHINGTON, sept H. 1862.
J. 7. Ltoyp-Sir: Send me your Map Of the MissS'
,ppi River, with price per hundred copies. RssrAdm
rel Charles II. Davis, Commanding the Mississippi
squadron, is authorized to purchase many ae
quired for use Of that squadron.
GIDEON wELJEs,
oct9-3t secreary Of the Navy.
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aZlgR MANHOOD.

To the Nervous OF both sexes. 4 70.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
to assst others by sending ree on the receipt Of post
paid directed envelope copy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV JoHNM DAdNALL, le0 Fulton street,
| Brooklyn, Y.
june8-daw4m
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Removed from his old OTsice.

Dr.A. B. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near high st.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself tor series Of years
% The treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted q: bis Office on Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank.
ianIQdu
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ELECTION ON TUESDAY, OOTO'
BER I4TH, 1so2.
Democratic State Ticket.

Judge Of the SuFTeras CSH'''
RUFUs P. RANNEY. of Cuyahogs
Sscrstary Of State,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, OF Seneca
Attorney General,
lyman r. CRITCHFIELD, of Holmes
School ODmnissiOner,
CHAs. ". H. CATHCART, Of Montgomery
Msmbe, of the BOsTd Of Public W0rh''
JAMES GAMBLE. of Coshocton.
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C. P, BUCKINGHAM,
Brigadier- Gen eral.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 9. 1862.
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GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.

u7 t1ola tAat tan Gocsynaent scas mode on ne
,okR hos(s b. +cAite uaea, tor ths oe'tfE " %"tss
mon and kAsiT YosteTttv foTever, noro,.a
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Vrucldmatiuneu.
gOrpOrattUuS>Gpurto uup Scomtc.

SprpptuItpNS> SpurtS uNo SCOmtC.
2) Die gensral &fcmblp farm ben GpreproticnSs &c
rtdttn l''6e @eipolt lb,rtra9ca, oS fe FUR ~smcdmdeto
halt. uuo eeenlo ben Ro9iitrateperlputn pcl6e ocu Gcr
pcrattrnS, Nprper bilccn. Der Mapur pbcr bic onNcrCu
Sautt' 9ta9lltrotSper pnsn, Die Alecrm6nntr Der St1cte
IN &pwnS. peI4e cine Sultinss Court BADEN, nm bic
Mtl3lsSsr zee StaotratbS rrer anberer seieesetsnbtn
NprPcr cer Stoote unb incorporation 2pmne icIeu ourcb
DC lnoltfctrtCn Stimunecber oCIslben erm6blt mcrbcn.
ySINGtSoWpoltc, SlcrfS, Ssr9eante upb grnitotle5 lpucn
p'n cen 9GrpNroticnsr 8ei6teu crp6btt perbcn. Sbsri1S,
mehn lte Seamtc Der GprpprattpnSs@er iine, ipacn
euro ~tlcNclbcn err0blt rocrbci; 1T oicIcS ater MIDI ocr
6au, 70 ipu Der Circuit Court Der Stoct ptcr Gcpu, in
Der ltc %fun9.rcr, cttic NSobt ~;uitsbcn, uub in bctcep 66lcn
lpuet %otelclbcn non Dem 9pIrerncur ibre grmmiilirr or
ealten. VILE oncercn Seomrtcn ipucn pom bent Staotroth
oocr eem 9CicBsCbeneen 8rrpCr erlp6bIt pcrecn. NlcrfS uno
Sta1tsaiiiraltc Der Corporations. @crittc ipllcn ib.c Stelcn
fur cl'erl Settrarm Hrn lc6S Sabren befcipcn, lnb lplcn
Hon thren relpcettpcn @cri6tcn abaciret mcrben trnncn; in
allen trId'eit 6dlIen lplcn iebp6 bic ltrfatcn elmer lpl6en
A!blebun9 IN etm Reccrp Der Court tCmerft pcrrCr, III Der
Die Nblttun9 ltattfane.
&nsencmmcn en Der Convention in Der Stabt &itmpnb
am Tunlten &o9e ecS McnatS 9e;tnHcr int SABRE unItrcS
Eerrn Gin &aulcnb o6t 6unbcrt nnb Gin upb iedsis, unb I'M
le6S unb %odtSi9lcn Sabre Der Gpm- rcupcoIth Of 8irsinia.
&pbcrt 6. Rpntaene
grdiibent Der Convention.
Spbn g. Gutanf,
Sctrctlr Der Convention.
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0tmfichc 9GMptneec-

SIR ben mir non mcinen bteGaen 0ancsleutcn 10 reid.
la 9sihenttcn 3uipruJb bsrlli1b oart:no, cntpftble it mid,
au@ f]sruertin oertm 9]cnei9tsn l8cSlmeacn, irpem if ~
lleider 9eiT lur Re~niniB brIn8e, o0R Id ntbit friihcn Orr
fciae uno 9rO6e Gieritc S09o, GrlsSus5l, y fcrorarr, per.
ihico,nc Sorttn NuocLr, oeUtltc Gttcrich gunner u a,,rrs
Nilc, GbucplaOe, WlcarOni. SalatCl in srcRen unr fCiren
S.1ihen, 3immt, 2anien unb 81, tORcnen, nCti alien onScrr
@tpurSen, SHndmms, 9arflncritu, Setfen Il. &C.. mrItr
Mif' i+'u Den m6gli&it 6%iai9iteR 9rsNen teittn5 tmpfcbic.
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Oeutlhe
u c taurattun unp &affes SaGpn
am 6uee bss .,Neuen Marttss."
ltntrrcifneter crldubt i6 Die Nufmerffamfcit ees bieltee en-
eeutlten 9uSltturnS int Ausenteincn. fptpie ieiner Conner
i'm Scipnpcrtn, ouf iciue
Nrur, perbeTerte 8sfauratipn
oufmcrtlan III ro6cn, bi. mob sn feirem 9cTutcr urkr.
lrtcet9t Serlahen tpcroen IN. Sc6en elmer eutcn Safe Noffe
III tets et roriu9lihcr Ncin tci elias uocr SIdIfc. Gpmif
9'1nrren. SI0trttcr mo NNc Sortcn 9ilucure III aa6er.
Sdnnrlt uno oufncrfian'c S,oierure miro i~ugclifcrt.
%tt> Hctltnee Anc 8corocr5 froeE eincH 0utcn Slid,
f~reunelthc SIMMER uno reinlite Scttcu.
Spbn Dtarrboufen, Mot.
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Mcircn 5rruuocn unS cent sccbrten Yublifdm bic cyoe.
hsnlte &nici9e, oaE mctae an 8roooltroBe nabe Der 1itcn
rei6tiA perlcbcn 1T, unn oaB audi IpulieC grfriIdunocn in
better Suatrt6t ltrtS p~prr6tbi9 line. Snpcm tD ;um gts
lube ~ecrleben trcunelt6lt cinlaec, prrlprt6e i'd bur6 quite
S'cirdntc unb autncrtlamc Scbienune mir oaS SgcbIpcucn
meiner s~cbrten Safe III erpcrsen. Gepra SCrnct.
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9ln;ei9eu.
MONTGOMERY HALL

MONTGOMERY HALL!
gfo. 62 Wdinltr., irptldcn Der l4tsu uuo 15ten.
Die Inter ihnctcn crlauten lid i6re SrcurSe unt bos
5elammtt ecHtltc 9utlifum euf ibr ncu urp eIeoont cinnc.
rtmtttES StrtplNGlte' Eutal olltntertam ill modem unc III
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p0Htn lp oaS SSOblippllcn aller tbrer Safe III errpcrben
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Ncue @einautei

Ncincn 6reunocr unb benz wcinlieScuo2n Wublifum Die
%er9ebcnltc Nnietge, S0B i'd ncbtn meinem gBbpleIale lBtin.
uro gtqurr, e'cl6cft cine 2~Seiultute er6fnet babe, in Der ib
meme 9etDrttn &lreen nit Bcinen iectr art urb setter
Quolitot bel 6taIbe uno @los, lplpje mil rpuiti1en Grfris
iW"'Ssn etotehei meree. S1cpb gippS,
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@trfA s9lraetae.

ptelnen Srtunoen unb Dem secbrtcn Yuttiunt Die roc~
bcnlte NlBeigc, oae bic non mir an Der Gdc Der Stem nns
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allen 9stranten rne ~fUnittssn Grfrii6nnesu rsidli& serTe-
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uno neue 8unhcn beeicnen Su f6nnen. 81. q. @pcrS.
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30 90 Sig 8IUeinl. IS ~ Wrrorrni
100 balte Sutton Green uno tlod EcaS.
10 eS. 8icc, $50 &prcn EoupU GounIcS.
80 @rrtn 60ncn SpopS, 100 9agS Shut.
70 0ustnb 9aintco Y0l5, - % 910lb gporbS.
100 Se ca GlCtbc5 4tna, 30 0lb. Gptpu 9teusb 2ines.
SEQ 9usenc Mrs. |itlcr'S Smrtiu9 &cbaccU.
800 % GppoWm8 30 90
25 J'prcn @1luetto Gtepin0 Do
so Nc0e 6tl 90 90
&c Mil genuine grincipc Giaarren
250 Srce M0ttes, 90 10 Wtaipu'S 9l0dino.
10 HbIS. Nen 2Oit GYrup, 10 8uren SucG Salerotus.
30 be Gbclt 9iptS. 81 II. " nIluCc Sobnc.
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VIM. WALLACE's PURE MOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKEY

&iCGer gSht5teY mjre nur Gtt ourb ms tcip9cn. g0ir
ma hen caS Nublitunt biCr0ut 0ufmcrti1m unb warucn boS-
felt, yer Autauf riECe uad9cmatrn Nltttcle, pa eiCicr
l8ti5fer nm turA infer 60uS bcip9cn pcrbcn tam. &0ufs
~itctrOtCr, wCltr Gin S0rrtl poer mchr Don 0tCfcm rCriu0!tD
den YrOno Su T0uftn ipun1hcn, lCIttn nUr Ia toufCr, no lc
in Gle ScrtIHftr NjrtrdUtn lCtCn. NSIr munlhtu bae gu
bIittm rur pOr 6Nlitun9ct III porntn. 2Sir battcn liCtS
tincp errBcu &Orrat5 ven cicitm 2Tbjetcp ouf Eager, 9tu mir
Iur Am prrGIuftn, rcun 81 ~mtGilltchS - NIOn0tc alt 1T.
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unO laocr NaUlittbO5cr cjn. bjciln pprSU9Iitbtu uno rcipcp
,0befcY elmer Yraee III untvripCrfcu.
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9teuce @oar0in9haa5 uno @aacrbier=y Girtbldanir.
Der llntsy}ejbnets nat an oer l7ten &tyaEe.
rcrn 6tihmGrtt 8elenittt, eiu neues Saaf= T..
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ben unp Dem DWblitNnl in 2Qgemeinrn tcjtcHs
empfebit.
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ncucr Orpgppps. Sleiper- mo Shu6, Strrc.
Srcacitr., 'wiIfeu Der 3. IL. 3. Strofc.
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Stlhott 9rIutbtcn Grtiten perlebcn, Die ib burb GJutc unb
Stii9teit oualtjdncn.
Ramentli6 %erIaubttt ltrhrmihnete auf icin 2ooer
tertt9sr BtntCrr Aleiber fir Ssrrtn unb auaben, ,pipic af
Sdue" ann SttctclsGa9er a~ufnerfiom III MAIDEN.
I'M GEL SrulIn9 nletttr WoGre une frCunbljhcn 3alpruG
etttet y. 9. SbIp6,
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u. ribrriing
@olDurbetter,
Wain1ra6e, sniihen Der II. unb II.
Nihmcnp, Ed.,
empTebtt lid Ieintn Trtunocu unb penn beutihen 9ub!ifm
iUr Nniertj9una oler iii oitS @citGft einihldoerbcr @rtcilen
ulo Reyoroturen. bic tiat9it uno prompt a%usgcfIhrt nerb II.
ES- Ocrlclbe fISrt ;Naleib Elm 2d0er Der 0eifmaGSclle
ten GlcfS, Die er ;r Mnii&t empFchlt nno 6iai9it ~Yertauft.