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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

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outings unp Datota g.. per- 2sntsl.
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&arser ct. suit, .
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Ms1os Canning, $. Ousr.e.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
s. Sabrgang.

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

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Siut lsidt ourb Die Npern fisbt, no auf
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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

TO raise and have enlisted into the
service for the war to Eli companies
and regiments in The field from their
respective States the recruits nF 5OO,-
600 men. | further proclaim that
all the volunteers thus called ontand
duly enlisted shall receive advance
pay, premium and bounty, as hereto
fore communicated to the Governors
ofthe States by the War Departenent
through the Provost MarSI,al< ofice
by special letters.
| further proclaim that all ihc
volunteers received under this call,
as we'll as all others cot heretofore
created, shall be duly credited and
deducted from the quotas established
for the next draft. ! further proclaim
that If any State shall fail to raise
the quota assigned To it by the War
Department, then draft for the de-
fciency in said quota. shall be made
in said State or in the districts o'Sald
State for their due proportion oi sad
Quota, and the said draft shall ca:n-
ilcacs On the 5:h day O. January.
1861. further proclaim thnt Moth
;ng in this proclamation shall inter
G.rc with the existing orders or u"
present draft in the States where i;
i now IN nrat-rass or where Il mas
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NOT HCD no Lie,

The Propricrorl have thousands Of Letters from
III" mos, eminent CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS and CITIZENS, tcstityinR Of their
own personal knowledge, 10 The beneficial elects
and medical virtues Of these biitcrs.
fran Rcr j. Hcton Bro~n, n. d., Editor 81
Encyci2yriio Of Religious hno~iedgt
Although no, disposed 20 favor recommend
Plru' Medicines in general, through disrust OF
their ingredients and cacc,., yet know OF ne
sufficient reasons WHY nan may not testify 10
the benefits b. believes himself 10 have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope tina, he
may thus contribute 10 hc benefit "f others
do this the NOR" readily in regard TO Iioof-
lands German Ei,iers prepared by Or. G.. N.
jacl. sou. oi 'hls city, because WAS prcjudiced
against them FOX many years under the impres-
sion inat tilcy were chiefly al alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend Eobcr; Shoemaker,
ESQ. fp7 'he removal o! this prejudice by proper
t"s. and for encouragement: 10 try them. when
sun,ring from .rca, and long continued debility.
The use of three hpi,lcs OF these bitrrs. At ths
h"ginuiug or the prcs"n, year. was followed BY
evident relief and restoration 10 degree OF bod.
liz and mcntaI igor which had not felt for six
months before, and bad almost dcspaired OF re-
gaining. | therefore thank God and my friend
FOR directing ne 10 the usc of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PnLAD'A \, Juno %, 1861.
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HooAand's German Bitters

will cure every case ~ CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
nEBIlJTl. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, And
DISEASES ARISING FROM \ DISoRDERED
STOMACH. Gaa-Ojscrvr the following symp.
,oras resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive
Organs nj,
Constipation, Inward Piles. Fuliness or Blood
20 tie Head. Acditv Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn. DISCUS; for Food FGlne.s or Weight
IN the Stomach Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or
Flu,tcrin. at the III Of the Stomach, Swimming
Of the Head. Hurried ana Difficult Breathing.
rlUt;criu. !; The Heart, Choking or Sutiocating
Sensations. when in 4 wing posture, Dmness o:
Vision Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dali paiu IN the Head. Deficiency Of Precipitation.
Yclownc>s Of The Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side. Da,SN Chest. Limbs. &c. Sudden Flushes
OF! Heat. Burning III t;1e Flesh. Constant lmag's-
iugs O! Evil. and great Depression o! Spirits.
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New Advertisements.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS: AT Rules held in
w the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of
Preston County, on the first Monday IN Oct. 1868:
JOHN EANWAI, RS
4. Y. Morse and Edward Wolf, doing business
rr3e- the stvc OF Morse L Wolf: Thomas R.
Su,er Luke Les ana Luther RsSnooi. doing
business under the style Of Suter, Lea & CO..
and Hugh TYLER. al doing business under the
STYLE Of III: ship Timber Company
u ASSJMPSiT.
To -ecove. So s. due from the defendants 10 TIE
Plaintiff At! :: appearing that the ceienGan,s
are not residents al this State, 'hsF are mere
fl.v hereby required 70 appear mere "i'n'n one
o,'.b .,:,sr ,i,,. Indication hereof. and 30 what
i ..ecc:sa-, 10 7rotec, their interests herein
Cr,r--Tssto. SMITH CRANE. Clerk
TR-,y, i. &, AIMS Oct lo-4w.
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West Nir.iEi1. So:

AT RULES held in tie Clcfi, Office of tic
Crcui; Court Of Preston County. on the first
,iuuday in Nrt. 1862:
.iNUS CARROLL, a. JoHN MORRIS.
III i&SumpSt
r. recover go, due from the defendant TO III"
pla.E;i.i And il appearing that tn" defendant
/, Lot 4 vcs.iyu; Of his State, he i. therefore
hereby required to appear hcrc within ono month
after GGc Publication hereof Gnd do what IS ~
ccssarr 80 p:,,cct his Interests h"rcin
\ Copy--Tcsic: SMITH CRANE, Cfk.
,Crrs.o < Carroll Altos oct iO.-iw
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

EALLASDIGHAM BEATEN IN HIS OLD
DISTRICT. The Coppe.hea's attem.
pied to make a grain of comfort from
the cold Third District" They
boasted. yesterday, that Valland-
igham had a snail majority in this
District. Let us see: Preble gives
Brough 96l; Montgomery gives him
66-Total, l,027. Batter county
gives Vallandigham l ,0l5: BrouSh's
majority II. So the :'Ola Third
DISTRICT is reteemed.-Cin. Com.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
THE ELECTION.

1t was comparatively ?niet during
the balloting at the Court house on
Thursday. There was not as much
interest manifested in the election,
nor was tie vote at this place near SO
large as We had expected,
Although tie Burdctt men were
very active, and apparently in very
good spirits, they did not succeed in
frightening auy one. Conscious OF
their strength the Bro"n men vent
quietly to the polls and deposited
their tickets, looking with indtfer-
ence on the willy working Of their
opponents.
Burdett had several experienced
hands to pull the wires for him at
this place, and no doubt he paid we'll
all over the district, but if the deep
laid schemes Of his supporters met
with the same success they did at
this place, we are sorry Only for their
sore hands We do nat Ieplore the
rest.
We estimate Browns majority in
this county at from 500 10 1000.
Next week we want to do q little
growing over this matter. We want
to see the Mtelligence,' clique, With
their little toaiy up here at Fairmont,
hang their heads and hunt cover.
Just before we 60 to press We have
the result from the Court House, and
three precincts, as follows:
RESULT AT THE COURT HOUSE.
For CoyGHEss.
Hon YIN. G. Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
John ). Burdctt, 81
Wrn. B. II
STATE SENATE:
J. J. Brown, no opposition )...................50i
IIOUsE OF DELEGATEs.
Lee Roy Kramer.
John B. Lough.......
John Lemley
James Hare. ri
ASSESSORS:
James B. Price.......... l
Benz. McCurdy.
MAGISTRATE.
Frederick A. li2
Jesse j. Flea.
Wr. I.aZcr
OSBORNE 5:
FoR CONGRESS-: Brown. -; Emu. Il: Burdett. o.
For SENATOR: J. J. Brown. u. House. OF DEL:
Kramer, 10; Tough, 10; Lemley. ..
Eos Congress: Brown. 50; Burie,t, 20; linn,
Q. STATE SENATE: J. ). Brown, 60. fIoUss OF
DELEGATES: Kramer, %: Tough: ~: !.cIuleE. O..
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

HERE AND ABRoAO.-It is sometimes
interesting to note how closely even
contemporary history repeats itself.
The Washington Chronicle says:
The friends of Curtin and the
Union who have left this city and
vicinity, during the past week or two
for the purpose of voting the Union
ticket, number over nine thousand,
exclusive of soldiers,
And an exchange mentions tha:-
"The PruSSian Government has
demanded thatall public tunctionaries
should actively support its candidates
in the ccmming elections. .
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Literary Men, Students,
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends Of Soldiers.

We cali the attention Of al having relations or
friends in the army 20 the fact that "HOOF-
LANDS GERMAN BlTTERS" will cure nine
tcn;lIs OF the Diseases induced by exposures and
priya;ions incident 70 camp life. In the Lists,
published almost daily in the newspapers, on the
arrival Of the aick, it will be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering from debility
Every case Of that kind can be readily cured BY
highlands German Biners.
We have 30 hesitation in stating that II these
Bi;,crs were freely used among our soldiers, hum
drcds Of Tires might be saved that otherwise
would be lost.
The proprietors arc daily receiving thankful
ettera from sufferers in the army and hospitals,
vino hare been restored 10 health By the use OF
these Bi;ters. sen. 70 them By their friends
BEWARE OF COTETERFEiTS!
See that the signature Of &C. ". JACKSON"
is on the WRAPPER Of each Bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE. Is Cents, or
HALF DOZEN FOR 81 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have the az
ticle. do not be put off Ivy any of the intoIics-
ting prepara,ons that may lie offered in its place,
but send TO US. and we will forward, securely
packed BY express.
10 Principal Office and Mandatory, No.
s3l Arch street, PH1LAD'A. Pa.
JONES & EVANS,
fsuccessors to c. ". Jackson 4 Co.,)
Proprietors
wFor sale b. Druggists and Dealers In ~.
cry town in the Q. States. - [sep.ls-ss-ly
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a WISCONSIN SoLnIER in Mississippi
ri writes to his friend in Milwaukee:
Let the Abolitionists call You
what they will, stick to tie old Dem
ocratic principes. They only can
save the Union.
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WEST vIBGINIA, IS: AZ Rules hedin'

' the Clerk office OF Inc Ci!ClIt Sp"!tot ies-
ton COUNTY. OF the frs; Monday in Oc; 1868
DAVID WONDERLI. rs. w. PRESTON.
IN CioHccrY.
20 subject TO sale. a house and fractions Q! lots
No. Ak ;. in the town Of EoweSbrrs, ft: IN"
pavmcat OF the purchase money due The conlplt.
And i, appearing that the defendant is not
resident Of this STATE he is, therefore hereby re-
CURED to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, an! Go what is necessary TO
protect his :lercS: herein.
\ Cop%-Teste: SMITH CRANE G. K
~I;c.... COUNSEL Oct. lG--iw.
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
By THE PRESIDENT OF TIE /. STATE;
OF AMERICA.

Or y MLhltA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II The fol-
lowing proclamation by President
Lincoln has been issued:
Whereas. the terms Of seavice Of
g part Of the volunteer forces of the
L. S. sill expire during the coming
year, and whereas. IL addition TO ife
men raised by the first daft it is
deemed expedient to call ont 500, goo
volunteers to serve for three years or
the war: not. however, exceeding
three years. Now. therefore |. Ahra-
hun Lincoln President OF the United
States aud Commander-in Chief OF
the Army and Navy thereof and OF
the Militia of the several States when
called into active service, do issue
this nv proclamation: calling "pon
the Governors Of the different States
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WEST VIRGINIA. s.: Atrulcs held in
W the Clerk : Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Mononraiia County, on The first Monday in &c.
'ohr-. 1863:
ALTNA CANS, Plaintiff, ,ss-,,,.,r .,r
"EEEDITlI CLYNER, Du';. Mt 1''Ah'''
Tie object Of This sujt is TO rccoTcr the sum Of
Scycniy-ciGh, Dollars and Scvcliy six cents, du"
the plaintiff from the hcf"ndar:: and il appear
Ing hy an affidavit FLED IN this Office that Tic de-
f,ndani Meredith Ciymcr. is not a resident Of
;hi: STATE; il IS
ORDERED. That lie appear here within enc
month ate: fuc publication O. this order, and
d" what i necessary 10 protect his interest in
said sui
i CopY-Tc:lc: i. MAYMOND. OK.
r.. S. IlorGH. 70 Oct IO-iw-S2 81.
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The largest effective gun Ia the
British service has a caliber Of eight
iucnes iiameter-a SIS FOUNDER
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS: Al Rules held

WEST VIRGINIA, IS = Rules he'd
W in the Clerk Office Of the Ci-cuit Court
Of Preston COUNTY. on The first Monday in octo-
her. 1888:
Richard Woodward, use. Carr NcCurdy Bishop,
:. ". Morse and Edward Wolf doing business
business urier the style Of Morse / Wolf
Thomas K. Sater Luke Lea. AMI Luther r.
Smoo; doing business under the style Of >u;er.
Lea i Co.. and Hugh Tyler all doing business
under the style Of the Ship Timber Co.
II ASSJMPSIT.
To recover S26. due from the defendants 20
the plaintiff and it appearing tina; tine defendants
are not residents Of this State, they are. there
fore hereby required 20 appear here within one
month after due pubiicat:on hereof, aud 90 what
is neceSSa-v TO protect their interests herein.
4 Cop7-Teste: SMITH CRANE, OK.
Brown < Son Altos 0c. TO- -:w.
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WEST VIRGINIA. SIS: At Rules held
w in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of NoaongaIia CoGn;v. on the first Monday in
October. 1863
BENZ. 7. SMITH, Plaintiff,
JON ". HECK. T. ar, De-,s.
The object Of the ajove named suit is to obtain
D.crec against the defendant. Jonathan i.
TIcc! for the balance OF the purchase money re-
naming unpaid on the House and Lot in Nor
can.own purchased By said Heck from Hall and
Foziyce, azd TO subjec; said property 10 the
Is:.dar': iea for the pa-.nen; OF said purchase
.Donev aa: for general relief.
And /: appearing b. an affidar; fled in this
Office that tie defendant: Jonathan " Heck, is
no: Il resident OF this State; j: is
ORDERED. Tba, he 10 appear here within
one Month after due publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary 70 protect his interest
in said suit.
A CopT-Tcs.e: A. RAYMOND, CTk.
e. s. fioCeH, compl'; COUNSEL Oc, l0-iw.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held

WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Of Mon9ngaIia Comfy. on the first Monday in
October, 3G2
W.. j.. H,SwAY. conprt.
rs. Is CHASCERY.
JON. u HECK. e. air, Dc'cts.
The otect of this sui; is 70 obtain Decree
against the Defendant, I!cck. FOX the balance Of
purchase mo.cr remaining unpaid, on The House
and Six Acres OF Land, near Mnrgantown, pur
chased b. said Heck Of {. Y. Tower. and TO sub
ice, said property 70 the |tHir', h<n 'or II"
payment OF said purchase. now held and owned
b.; the parties 10 this suit respectively: and for
general relief: and it appearing hY an a:nia"t
fled in this Office that the defendant. Jonathan
u. Heck, is not a resident Of this State: it is
ORDERED That he appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his in;eres; in
said suit
y Co7r-Tes:e A. RAYMOND, Crk.
IP. Il. KICK. Com. Counsel. Oct. l0-4w.
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WEST VIRGINIA. SIS: At Rulc: held il

W the Clerk Office cf The Circuit Corr, Of
Preston County. on The first Nonda" in October
lS53
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
i. ". Morse. Elward Wolf. Thomas r. Suter.
Luke Lea. Luther Z Slnoot. Hugh Tyler Sam
ucl Na;.icI. II. v. johnson: Charles Bch-c"s
ana jas. G. McG-cw.
Upon an Injuac;;on-'he object Of which is to
cnj2;n the defendants. Hugh Tyler and Charles
Behrcns. from further prosecuting their suit in
said Court againS; the complainant: Also, TO
enion the other defendants iro-l bringing any
suit, or suits against the complainant. concern
ing certain timber mentioned in the ccmp.aiA-
ants bill. until the matter in controversy can be
settled by said Court
And it appearing that the defendants. Morse
Wolf Sutcr Lea. Smoot. Tyler. johnson and
Behrers a7c no; residents Of this'Statc, tacy are
therefore, hereby required 70 appear hare within
one month after due publication hereof, and DO
what is necessary TO pro;5c; their interests here
in \ Copy--Teste: SMITH CRANE. elk
TDespard L Maxwell and Brown Son. cour-
sell October 10. i363.-i7
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name o; Hi;tcrS. pW: mp in quart Bottles, COM
pounded .! The cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from - 10 40 cents per gallon, the taste
discussed ry AniSr or Coriandcr Seed.
This lass OF Bitcrs has caused and will cor
.uu, to cause. as long as they can be sold, hum
irci, 10 die the dcuth OF the drunkard. by their
use the system IS keep, continually under the in.
tincn,c Of Alcoholic Stimulnnis Of the worst
kind the desire for Liquor is created and kept
III. and the result is al! the horrors a,,endan: up
on II druukariS life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Biitcrs. We publish the following recipe: Get
One Bottle Hollands German Btttefs
and mix with Three quarts or good Bran.
dy or whisky. and the result will he a prepar-
a:iou that will FAR EXCEL in mcdicins! viz
;ncs and true cxcccncc any Of the numerous Ii.
uror Bttcrs in the market, and will cost much
less. You will have all the virtues Of HOOP
LANDS BlTTERS in connection with good
article Of Liquor, nj \ much less price than these
irf.r; mp ,rruurntions will cost Won
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
DIR. HOOFLANDS
German Bitters.
PREPARED BY DR.. c. II. JACKSON.
Philadelphia, Pa.
WI! eaec;uallv and most certainly CURE ALL
DISEASES arising from n DlSORDERED
Liver. Stomach or Kidneys


Thousands OF our citizens are suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, and 70
whom the following questions apply-we guar.
au,ee HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS viii
cure them. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
piaint. 10 you rise with coated tongue every
morning. with bad taste in the mouth and poor
appetite for breakfast? DO you feel when yos
first gc: up so weak and laneuid ron can .catcel!
&c, about De YOU have 4 dizziness in the head
=, ,iraes. and often dullneSS, with headache oe-
casona,y? Are your bowels cos,ive and irreg'
uiar. and appetite changeable? Do you throw
IN wind from the stomach an1 do you swell up
otter? DO YOU feel fullncss after eating, ana
= sinking when the stomach is empty? Do you
have heartburn occasionally? Do you feel low
spirited. and loci; on the dark side Of thing'!-
Are yan not unusually nervous ut times? Do
vcu no, become restless, and often lay until mid
r;ch. before Won can go TO sleep? and then ss
lines, don't YOU feel dull and sleepy most Of ID:
Tine? Is your skin dry and scaly? also ssllow'
n short, is not your life a bur'hen, full Of fsrs-
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24


DELICATE CHILDREN.
Those suffering from MARASNUS. wasting
AVA. With scarcely any flesh on their bones, are
cured 10 very shgr. time one bottle in such
Cas- viii maze most surprising effect.
PARENTS having suffering children rs above,
and wishing TO ,ai.e them. viii nerer regret the
dar they commenced with these Bit,ers.
Literary Wen, Students,
and those working bard with their hrains. should
always Gccp a bottle Of HOOFI.AM'S BIT ERS
near ihcrn, rs ,hcy viii find much benefit from
lis r.e, 20 both mind aad body, invigoratpg and
no. depressing.
II Is not a LIQUOR sTIMULANT.
And leaves no Prostration.
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New Advertisements.
NOT A RUM DRINK

4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
EXTRACT.-A PURE TONIC, THAT WILL
RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED, AND NOT
MAKE DRUNkARDS.
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that viii restore them 10 their usual health
Such has been the case in thousands Of instances.
and i fair TRIAL is hut required 10 prove the ~.
c.-.ior ... pcmcrtlrr that these Biitrrs are
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HIGHLANDS GERMAN BIJTERS

will give YOU COOP APPETITE, will give
YOU STRONG. HEALTHY NERVES.
will give you BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEL
!NGG. will enable you 70 SLEEP WE'LL, and
~iU positively prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever. &c.
Those suffering from Broken Down and
Delicate Constitutions. !r"m whatever eau
scs. either in MALE OK FEMALE, will find in
LroccI ah,N,c GERMAN RITTER6
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Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder.
IN YOUNG OR AGED,
DELICATE CHILDREN.

MAIZE OR FEM ale,
IRE speedily .cInoTeh, aud the patient restored "a
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lSblttNG- y:
FoR CONGRESS-: Brown. -; Emu. II: Burlctt, o.
For SENATOR: }. J. Brown. q. House. OF DEL.
Kramer, 10; Tough, l3; Lemley. O.
ROSS.
Fos Congress: Brown. So Burtelt, 20; linn,
Q. STATE SENATE: J. J. Brown 60. iIoUSs OF
DELEGATES: Kramer, 81: I.ougi. ~: !.cule;y. @.