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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Belmont County, Ohio, made on the 5th day Of May
1863 in the case OF Lee Evans, Guardian OF Thomas IT,
Mays against his ward aud others, the Undersigned will
the 9Th day of June, 1863 at 10 O'Clock NJ, the
premises, offer public sale the following described
real estate, situate In said County Of Esifont to wit;
The undivided ninih part Of certain tracts Of land
The first being the East half Of the Southwest quar-
ter OF Section S. Township and Range 8, containing
81 .tlS acres more or less,
The second tract being the Nohhens part of the North
quarter Of Section in said Township and Range
containing $50 acres. more or less.
Said tracts being the premises conveyed to John
~ Evans, deceased by Daniel Berry, and OF which
said John n. Evnns died seized.
FERNS or SALE: One-third cash on the day Of snle
one.thrd in ono and in two years from day OF sale
the deferred payments TO bear interest from the day
sale nj the rate OF per cent per alun, payable annu
ally
Appraised at 1866 co. LEE EVANS,
Guardian Of Thomas e Mays
Nav T. ISG3-5w
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all whom il may
IN concern that any person residing n the Townships
Of Wayne somepset sfeni & Sosne m ,s r,ush-
ior any OF the trades business or occupations requiring
n license therefore under the Excise Law, can be
commodated by stating in letter the occupation bus
ness and OF such for which they desire license
and will fill blank application, ahd send the same by
mail for their signature, which they can return by mai
al Belmont, Belmont Co.. o.
ALONZOP. MILLER
Assessor I'd Division, 10th Assessment Dist OHIO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

The Vallandigham Court Martial.
CINCINNATI, May 9.--The court martial
in the Vallandigham case submitted its de-
cision to Gen. Burnside yesterday. 1t will
be given publicity in general orders.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
n Fight with the Rebel Morgan.

LEBANON, KY, May H.-Col. Jacob's
has had hard fight Of 8 hours with the
Rebel Morgan. Jacobs loss is heavy, but
he succeeded in getting all his men on the
North side Of tho river aud oouid'be rein
forced.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

nTHoN. ISAAC WELSH has our thanks
for copies of the laws passed by the last
General Assembly Of Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
Wanted Correspondence

TWO young -rd handsome volunteers. who have no
l. lady correspondent wish TO correspond with any
number OF the lair OF loyal Belmont with n view
10 relieving the monoiony and wcariness of camp life.
Any communication addressed to Harry or .Er-
nest" Co. H. G5th q. ", Murirecsboro, Tenn. will re-
ceive prompt attention. myll-Iw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

p0-WE direct attention to the adver
tisement of Dr. Estep's horse, Kentucky" "
In our advertising columns.
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.9slsssSsstssratOr's .Nottce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned were mp
pointed aud qualified Administrators OF the estate of
John w. HuchiRsnn, decd late of said County.
All those indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment; and those having claimS against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this dale.
MARIA HUTC HINSON, l Admin.
JOHN J. KERR, Aa'hf
NAV 2, 1863.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
AuctiOneer'S Notice,

| HEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES to IN. public
as Aue,oneer, trusting BY due attention to bush ess
70 merit share oi pobc patronage having nppied for
license as Auciloneer under the Excise Law Of The
;. Any person requiring my services can procure ~
same by addressing nj Hunier Belmont Co. OHIO
Jal JOSEPH d. MAYS, Aucsonecr
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Administrators Sale.

nN WEDNESDAY, THE 20ru DAY or MAY next,
~ vii be sold, the premises, one undivided halt o.
lots numbered IL, % aud ~ ia the avn of libcy IN
County oi Belmont ONO, ..
Terms will be made known on the day OF snir.
Said premises will be sold subject the psymsrL OF
FIVE dollars year Sarah Shipnan widow Of Msrhi.s
Shipman, deceased, daring her life
JOHN Isle, Admr
April 10, 1898. !T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
Local Matters.

' sssl;.ssS sss Sis":i%" is Ssi%ces esSS.,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

Belmont Co. Agricultural Society.
There will be a meeting of the Belmont
county Agricultural Society at St. Clairs
vile, on Saturday, May l6th, 1868, at !
O'Clock p. NJ. -..;...I..'..--I' .
By order of the President.
..s..... JNo. DUNHAM, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
OURNEW TERMS

n so in Advance-S2 90 IL not paid
. 40 sI.la In Advance. 81
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Administrators Notice.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that in the Probate Couri fol
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap,
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
Joseph NIcConnaughy, decd, late of said County.
All those indebted TO said estate requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
MILTON McCoNNAUGHY, Admir-
NAV T. 1861
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0.
Petition to Sell Real Estate to
Pay Debts of Deceased.

Jsms. T. Tyre Ad%r re risA sARAa Al A. PoR OR
VS.. fdeceased, of Belmont Co.
Sarah A. Porter, ct al. Ohio and Mary C. Porter
Of wappeo County, Iowa, Emily Kent and James Kent
OF Noble County, Ohio and Isaac Garrerson and Sophia
GARRISON and Mary V. Porter minor heir OF C. NJ Por
ter OF Monroe County Ohio, and Henry II Porter, Johr
r. Porter aud EphraiI Porter, of Benon, County Ohio
who are heirs aud Legal representatives OF William IL
Porter, deceased:
You are hereby informed that on the 2s,h day o
March, 1863, said Administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Courl OF Belmont County Ohio the object
prayer OF which petition is TO obtpin order, ac
OF Sarah 4. Porter the widow OF said William H. Por-
ter deceased. in and for the sale Of the following real
estate, OF which said William II. Porter died seized, 10
pay the debts OF said deceent wit: Front lot No TO-
also "a feet oil the East part OF ol No ~ in the town
OF Boston, Belmont County, Ohio.
JAMES r. LYME, Admir-
OF William II, Porter, decd
April q 1sa3.-5w
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Co-Paftnership Notice..

THE undersigned has this day szsooisied with himself
Grocery Business which will beYtondao,ed under the
firm name Of OSBORN SHARP, at the old stsnd OF
Bridgeport Ohio, March i7,h 1858. aps2w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
HOOKER NOT RECRossgD.

WASHINGTON, May IA special to The
n. Y. Post says Hooker has not recrosset
the river. His personal arra pgements, how
ever indicate'that he expects to be employ
ed in Some new enterprise ut once.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

HEBELB STTLE At FHEDERICKsBUR0.
WASHINGTON, May ia report was
current yesterday that the enemy had left
their formidable position along the heights,
but a close observation last evening dis
closed the TACT that their numbers had not
boen diminished.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14

SHoCLDER BItACEs.-A supenor oricle d,r
~ hsoes snd Gentlemen, Just received and for sals 4
r., WE,DAN q CUbEMANS Drug S,o,e -
fe' One door Wes, Of Lew, House, So Cisit.yfll.
IsFOOT rOIL.-Jnst received and for ,sIs
WELDAi COLEMAN'S Drug Stors
re" One door West OF Lewis House, ST. Ciolrsyills
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
Financial Statement.
CONDlIlON OF THE TREASURY of Belmo
" County on the ls, day OF March. ls03


Amt. Sec. l6 Int overdrawn G63 40
sG2,Gs5 SO s52soe 50
AMOUNT or NOTES IN HANDS OF TREASURER
D, Peck. Dec. 3Oh. I-57..... u
% n, -Ip' on Scnt =, l-51''..'............ los Us
y lhlinai. Dec. 9th. let2. t2.................. ia ~
WA Darrai March OH 1851 l................ 2a4 90
T. sesUrish', bal March 18th. ls63. 3.......... II o.
el,529
X 8 CLARK. Auditor
April 81 1868
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
HOOKER TO HIS Army.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTo
MAC, May 1.-The following order ha
been issued by General Hooker:
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A CARD.

HAVING SOLD MY STOCK OF DRUGS, Med,.
Il cnes and Fixtures to the firm Of Messrs weldey
oeInhn aiief returning sincere thanks my numef-
"ona takc pleasure h introducing your favorable
,ohsheTat0n my successors and ask n continuance Of
,he same aud having nnde nfiargefhens 10 remain h,
we es'nhshmem dl Spring. Ior the purpose OF .eulna
my books VIII also attend the fllng OF al ord n
"''S pr lrecs,p,ion'' m , JAS w COLLINS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-06-12
Confession Of Obed Reynolds.

The New Bedford Mercury states
that or Thursday morning Obed Rey-
nolds, lying in Jail in that city under SEN
tence Of death for the murder of John
Bullock, placed in the hands of Charles
D. Burt, keeper of the Jail, written
confession of bis guilt as follows:
In Freetown, June 10, 1892. |,
Obed Reynolds, started for, l don't
know where, but was going toward Bed
ford. got to high hill--here | met
man with team. passed it and
went most to Bedford and | saw them
that saw me. 1 am going to tell the
truth, live or die. have got an awful
heart to say that l don't know anything
about this murder | looked into the
Bible to-day, and / saw something that
told me the truth, and that / am going
to tell the truth. | have been an awful
sinner, and that say--right is right and
justice is justice, and one mans life is as
good as another. did it through rum
and powder. was going towards AssO-
net, and met man with a team, and
took the horse by the bride and shot
the man and stabbed him. As l re-
member I never spoke to him, and took
his watch and pocket book, and left him
and went home naked. But that was
through rum, and if | had been myself
Iuever would have done such a thing.
Rum or not rum, one mans life is as
good as another. The poor man is dead.
| left him alive; and ] arn agoing to tell
the truth, and repent and trust in God.
| was led away by rum; and since |
have been in Jail | have kept saying
that was innocent. But have an aw-
ful hard heart, but pray to God to
soften it." OBED REYNOLDS"
The Murcury says:
"The prisoner has learned to read
and write while in jail, the last ten
months. He says he had no intention,
or thought even, Of committing murder.
He went out for the deliberate purpose
of robbing some one, fortifying his cour-
age with rum, into which he had put
powder. Meeting Bullock, he seized his
horse by the head, when the deceased
smiled at him and pulled on the reins to
start up the beast. Reynolds then fired
his gun, when Bullock jumped from the
wagon and ran toward Assonet. The
former overlook him, struck him with
his gun, clenched and succeeded in throw
ing him down, when Bullock holding
him by the neck, Reynolds stabbed
him, as he says, until he let go his hold
Bullock meanwhile begging him to spare
his life, and promising, in case he did,
never to appear against him. After
rifiing the deceased, who was not then
dead, of his watch and pocket book, be
went home"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-06-12
To T o m m y Truan t

If you would not be a fool,
Go TO school;
Learning helps to make the man;
Get instruction while you can;
Life is short-'tis but a SPAN
Go to school.
If you woRld not be a Ounce,
Go at once;
There is danger in delay;
DO not stay at home to plays
Take your satehel and away;
Go at once.
If you wish to speak, take care
Do not swear;
Swearing makes one seem so mean;
Always keep the conscience cleans
Let good morals reign supreme
Do not swear.
If you would be happy here,
Persevere;
Straight and pleasant is the road
That leads to happiness and God
Choose the path that Jesus trodi
Persevere.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-06-12
Imperis h a b lie.

The pure, the bright, the beautiful,
That stirred our hearts in youth,
The impulse to wordless prayer,
The dreams of love and truth
The longings after something lost,
The spirits yearning cry;
The strivimgs after better hopes
These things can never die.
The timid hand stretched forth to aid
A brother in his need,
The kindly word in grief's dark hour
That proves the friend indeed
The plea for mercy softly breathed
when justice threatens nigh;
The sorrow of a contrlte heart
These things shall never die
The memory of a clasplng hand,
The pressure of kiss,
And all the trihes sweet and frail
That make up loves first bliss;
I, with firm, unchanging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Those hands have easped, those lips have
met,
These things shall never die.
The cruel and the bitter word
That wounded as it fell,
The chilling want of sympathy
We feel, but never tell;
The hard repulse that chills the heart,
Whose hopes were bounding high,
In an unfading record kept
On earth shall never die.
Let nothing pass, for every hand
Must find some work TO do;
Lose not a chance to waken love,
Be firm and just and true.
SO shall light that cannot fade
Beam on thee from on high,
And angel voices say to thee,
These things shall never die.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-06-12

Gy A few days since Gen. Rosecrans
was dining with bis staff at one Of the
hotels. He unfortunately tasted the Ten
nessee butter, when he Immediately arose
and saluted the plate before him, remark
ing: Gentlemen, that butter out-yanks
mer
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

sosl-iisrs II Ansrse.r 49, Tgy-'r rn rs,~ssA
.ps pus,sh-rs " ~. mg.'rsisi -sciksrivIc AhseA
rAs W Fsfs We rors.
Fsnth i~ts ~ lnf0frrstlor aAolt ssNisais fr~s.
ht~elnsn ogytss % Ne p.psf ifsr
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

Porsvstss az usnyy Ward bssshsss
ristap Hopsins Gsn farxats, W AN ouinss. Sr ~
N0lssksge nssrssi Jhn tf..ifsnG .<ss,. 60.
gbaflss VII ~ stsr fsnofs re trIlrtNl ratmeos
80 Aus. Ersssra prsrs - ysusF Ofstprt g~ka ~
raa,rssi ra'a.s rsrrsn - me a-swp tsrs bs'ss~yS
ssssrhss - sisrsvsf ~ fhs rsvssrtsr sant~g
Phrsngtsrsi taarus ffs.r rsns ~ 'sst f,si Sewe
ma Asss y FOWLER WELLS. ~ h'~s1~I. rsS
alssr
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

Deafss- CsssryN s1d Al DISEASES ~
~ pss s.s rsrsat s~siss ~ ~ IDHrtfLf. No HA ~
aass tAsrs asaspssEa hs~rs fssn . a v4trM
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
FoxM OF CERTIFICATE.
MERCANTILE TRADING COMPANY. LIMITED.

MERCANTILE TRADING COMPANY. LIMITED
under the Companies Ct, isr9 with limited lia4y.)
$No ss CArITAn Gl0om No 9s
This Is 10 certify that Charles r. ThnrtIrn Ia the
sprieor Of the share No gs OF the Mercantile Trading
>Company limited subject TO the rules and regulations
sof the said company.
,. Given under the common
x,ry seal Of the stii company
$.-. oxx -,'ors..ul tie 81 day OF October, 1868
$lsrAL rousps' EDGARp. srRINGER.
~ i-------s Managing Direclor
BNo transfer without the production OF this Ger
Stilea,e. Is 1t valid until end rsed by said G.. r
SThoTbuIn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

uoyts utn~aths Hair nsstovs0vs-
Warranted W RESTORE faded bsb and vbiss 80 -
ihsir orsln.' ooor hnperor 70 f,es Aad syesy 49,
foe the hair IN bAarsi ard if~
u isssaf of ~ theidu dssi blscs n dyes thee
TIE met erios obs~rvsf esnnoi fsis ne nee 10 hs 50
rliaty 81 a sppt ~ heinz us- easily
ce ~ tho ,sis, ssf IN ns beneficial s~~e,s tn heeA
well the bsr IL mAssa the hair sor shd shy
pfes-sts from falling cot r~mSs~. 81 us imy1rtsesa
the had eTeis % the rscytsos
Of pfspsrai1ns oon,s ming s4lrbar of Leaf Ar
HOYTr sfsrkHsHA BAfh GLOSS.
unsro~iiea IN teepinx ts baif iu curt
HoYfs fsrfhfAL cOLohis0 CREAM,
change. isht snd r~f hA t~~u'fu hspun stsre
HOYrB EIcEfsloh TOILET POWDER
bs.ntv ~. carsrien. snsoh.rss "a the stto
Asi youihfgiHr.s - srf~srarrr rof
who're JOsEPu uOTT q 20, 10 unissrsty 1is~A
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

utiisr's 80 Cents Hair Dye 10 the wsses
~ 4 ~ dfusss,s Try " Dspot - Dsy street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

Co. K.. vss. .ss .:..sc ...s Lou.r'. ,,,,
Sc. as, ~ H. q o.. 8: =; s.Ls:, 70; IL - a. H.
g. l2, 81, "a, 90, 30. 81. 81. rs. ~, Z, GO,
Circulars 's'''''' Of sAA' sSssss' "a s's sses o.
Covtaslea. ky. or sl Loala. A
Omei.i Ora wings of shs shelby College
1'""'' N'qss nssa. clAm Sss-Nov. IA 1861
20. 81, CT. Is 70, 80; .; 81, -. 7S' d. Co. "'
81. 50. 6s. H. u. 81. IT, ., al, 20, Z. 10. D.
o'scaiAs~ ib' addreaans - e,vyoss A ca
Successors To Jao. A. Morrs a o..
Omciai Drawings OF IN. Library Asss-
.''a ''u''I Ma. 's.. G...s q .isSos s-los.i i, 1917
~. 40, 62, 80. IS 10, II. 81, G5 81. -, CS, 10.
clasa ne-So, ~ Icy
az. %. os ~; 81, Q. Is. le, Is, 76, CD. 1.
vRAScE. ELLIS a 90. Managers ooviag.ss. kr.
Prizes Cashea In All LOCALIZED Lotteries.
Is,orm.ios e. svsa j. : Eo cLAvfoS co. No pwsa
Prizes Dashed I'm All Legs,,rea Lotts-
~ Wall street, New foh. room No. q.
A Perma.ens Gore for scrofui.
courAsIsirED R H DllSDtf Asp srArF s0 81 rH.
swArhE's husonu.ss.a rAsAcKA
ed HsSss .as@ hi"s III. srssi si.coyery ..
mate known TO the world. ~ sien
,ir,a, has nsys. yet nsee ,.n saaaiiIsdli i.lv .s
. '.s .s ss ana 'Ss;'ss' ma. be .s@is'd sis ."
ass1.ss & f"i Ara coru%isa e s'n,,auea: h.ssy
'a o.ss Sn.s,as @ wS Ts Sat very ssr
dieias .s ssa.oes :. Vel a. ,1s .f.n o. u. pro
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IA I"S World s'rs rsue"Ssd "'ss d"
swAYSEs rhsAcEA
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swAykE's rAsAcEA cures MercurAi D,sease., uin.ra
swAYsRs rASAcEA q,r.a uiocrou' and whiis
| s~eulns
swAysEs PANAoEA cure. para Blo,ehes or defects n
swAySRs rAsAcEA cu,e, noi,, yellow ska, rmp.s
swAYsns rAsAcEA ,sr.s ,,.. s.r''mu', or w.'''ns'e
swAYSEs rASAcgA cure. syphu'u' psease. Of 'sas
| SAnding
| swAyNEs PANAcHA cure. Rheumatic Affections, pts
| eases ~ the boc-a
swAYsg's rANAcEA make. and Reh BiesA
| svAYSEs rAs.cEA :, P,cysrsi Psc osys
No $50 NORTH SIXTH srRKgr. PHILADELPHIA
| HELMDOLDs CHEMICAL wARBH0USk
| No. 5,f BROADWAY
| New Perfume for the Hs sSh~rchisE.
| EXTRACT or TIE
MONT BLOOMING CEREUs.
NIGHT sLoosIso oKREus.
NIGHT BLoOMIsG cgRgus.
| NIGHT BLOONIE0 cfPEUs,
fro@ Tho r.ra and Ss.aafui dover fro'n .ss: y
name MAnpsswhar MAnpasswihoaar en ~ P"tousrpnfpifs "'"
ASK FOR PiihLON'S-TAkE 40 OTHER
| Sold by druGsists generally
| A Had Breath.-How May Lovers se
has .eparaicd-how man, fspds io's,,, ps,.t Is eG:
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

vf.r al osh.r s>rufas v-ssrs~s '.ass ihs -
s.alfsff aaf pcfniss ssrs1v u a~ssf fsfs - sNps
kfyf lls tffst~ <a sssas, ria~rs -sss srf sfps
teas " eFsfy nsus ssf sstgr.. hotf ~ al Sf1sxss
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
por,,.u. or u.nry ward Bssei

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81 rr19fs IA ss.yffes~1i - rs s~seo
% hsBS ripss s.t ~ orisr. HspsinhE sssnf c@as
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

Direction Lsssls srd T.gs, All KISS.
= "a. .aufs<'sfu. VICTOR hASShA iS 'As~@
h~rs s8esl
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

Paws Ticket. pa,shs.ea of Cioshssgs
pisrlo.fs Dr. coli. lF.slf, A. a L.-uisn gsis ~
pfsfsfs1 bbD itFih VI bftsf1r sf~~t
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

siss~l Tea siJ Ne as - esAs, ~~<s E~.ss
uss.s tsN rttf fysss as fisss sss s.es ". spses
ef..sl iss ssis a.o~rs u 81
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.s-s.ssiAos s,sia nxvs y fs,s "a 49, sss4~.s
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

DIR. Hyde, Medical EiectTiciAa, llo
roarh PHrsiyrs Fheumsiisn Desfress Ca, ArvA
Disease. the womb KieneY and Sias pa,ioa, &C.,
Ac, treated successfully ~ Electrieity
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
MUM a. Co,upsry,

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wisssr sIls. rs.lJ. a. s'a.d-.y. ess.ss
seN sfr
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

tyistsJoro's usir Dye, prsssrssstvs
Ils 1ys stD 10 ~ sshfui sr,lss
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

-, -rrc4.ra,nn - 0ssrrs opir.s s.rsf 81 tas cay
srsr Of 10 eoun, n hss f.ts ms dsr Aps~,.~1
~ 10 hsrsty fsrsfd q I've hunffsf flAyr fS4
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ihs 80 soi9u-l II OHrso ~ ths Jsussy prsfy 80
rpssf liza y .ho sils % o ith inst ss0o
sn1ss.f ~ sss-- hs evil sais9suss - gssl Ne re-sse
rhs 10 ~ rs1f ss csrias ~, ~ A< JsA
srJsfss wh7ns fh- csu.iei9n 20 nsn,lises -
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omeini Drawings OF tho Library Ass~
esuon Company's LoiurY of Nrntucky
htraA CLAAs si3-Noy lt 1917 A.
80. 40 62, 80, IS, 10. II. Gl, G5 81 39, CS, 70.
CLASS NG-Nov 10. lv1
Circulars @snt by Adir.s.tns
FRANCE. ELLis a co. Managers. covlngssa. kY.
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penfnes.. - ~.I-sAe- -.--.- H.Ar VIZ

Mr.. N, q BRowx Of til Arch street rhiadslphlA. Ne.
taphysA Physician Professor the BE, Lar TtrpAi saA
scsp taken y Bond street Hrs loss.
utriuro1 % her eapL ysa dite0vsfJ ~ deaf
noises ia the hrf of the all dsrA
the nsursrs aph all dinsass of The sssa And hssaA
This u The ouiy reliable r-sardy
The word for TIE abofs dssasef Send ~.
eAr which contains orftifcats u the mosi ~gnfsrfui
cures psrform~i without the of
hra ~ BROWN The ofisnsor sat soi. rrof rstcv q
the HeiApL for n.apsss Ar IS
celebrated Poor hrhAras fys wsrr and of the Bsnp
E~noyator. rrier 81 ss,h ~ p.r bgi,is
TAesr osrlrAfed uisflcurs p9t NJ In neal woo4eo
and viii te any sidfes. fcsiyi n Price.
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Omeiai Ora wings of shs shelby College
ErrRi CLAn gss-Nov. IA 1864
AZ, y, GT rs, 20. so. ., 81, ". ~. "a, c5. ".
CLASS 6y-Nov. H. 1s1
81. so, 6s. IL, u, 81, II, ., Al, 70, z. 40. ..
T. r. SIMMONS A CO..
Successors 10 Jno. A. horvis ~.
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Prizes Cashed IN All L~gaiix~d Lotteries.
I O 'orrnaoo rfven. j. CLAYTON A co, No 10 Wa
street, room No, Q, ke~ York
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Had Br~ath.-How Manv

Had Breath.-UoW Mahv Lovers "
has scpsraicd-how many tricpds foev.r rsref ens
a radical cure the BALM OF A THOUSAND Flow.
Eas' dontrine~ bshi and morning IL aiso LeAnss-
tho conprIon Price oJ cents For sale by All drug
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, UsS.
nary and s.,usi sys.m' New snd reshls ussmens-ea
reports Of the Howard Assoc In ssai~f tstp
enseop. free Of charge Address Dr. hkilis noashssa
Howard Associstoa. Philadelphia
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For the nssS-Dsrry's Trse"phsvssa,
II, best ehssIss, sr,eie Sold By al drsExisA ~
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rorus. nunions. fasssssd satts. En-
sfz.s geinls Nnf a. ess.ss a Ne fe< s4fsi -iissg,
.aa ~ lrso.f-u~.ss v 80 r.dssf ~ d. LAcnARiK
t4fs.sa CAsci08lsi. Ne 100 hfsagsN
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vs,. soais frs. frpn slasess sa9siaas sni WILL
t-rMs .sy ., tssss<ssf NJ sg.siFs ssrs~A
Go,asi go Bru&s-sy
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OMenat Drawyags OF wavvry. Eddy q
Ca !. g.a spcsv hsssurf Stats Lous~t-s
xs.srvogv. kyvxA olAs sny-sev. n. i5al
Sc, az, ~, IL. Il. 3. IS. 10. Al, 7j. IA, II.
Essvvogy. OLAss So-Noy. IL 1891
8. a.. 81. "a 81. 30. 50. 81. rs. ~. 2. co
AUHkAr, HDDf q co.
CovtaEtoa ~. or sl LoilA. a
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chaps. thsrs, ssiiow-sss. E.spsi"~s,
SECS ppe~ts Art o. Nsir Hfms.ss rnFsf W gDC
RAIDa ia 20 sffssisf SIS. s.j bfysdssT
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uraud's Pssar~ sshstis Uprsoss Mas0
Iron upp~r ". e~ for.hssis es peri sf ne ss<y
waralied AZ Brosdsay
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La W bev.
f.rsnrR
Maxnr,s Ome.. NV Yerh. July 10

A verp age s,ncf at wholesale AMI retail.
CITY snt fuafsr fssisrs suppisf LIBERAL kena
SMITH wifIsOs flrsl Az, sor Thirsy nislA a
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At "Tb. Pharmacy" OH Dsosd~sy y,
p4rr Family Keiseisss 81 r4olsssis prass