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A NICE BLACK HORSE FOR SALE Suit
hahr for cart or other vort price S63 also
h., cart aud harness d-s ell; can be seen 20 work
this Jay and to morrow, At Oyster Boat No :, foot q
Oliver street, say
or. JAMES ANNUAL FESTIVAL WILL
'Dtuse place On Tu,sday, IAN inst. grand bsnt
u music sensss,d Tor the occasion. aud pl e'ant
la Anticipated. 80
uNu GNktEN-w WANTED 4 THlED HAND
L NJ, the baking busuc Inquire - SIiinr-' $50
rTO lilo A SMALL, GENlEtL FAM
l. lis, = hsnds0nr fgNul rom IN second foor, sIfh
hatN roor, ant two large Rttcs. keut 9 10 mouth.
Apply GU Msrpnst. 90
NTANTEp-A SMART Young MAN As
w r,ter In Dining saloon. 60 Grand St. ~ one
need apply rH,es. thosc that usderrtand the hu,i
\NANTEp--A GIRL ACCUSTOMED 10
w dong W AMY soaps Apply this forenoon az
80 Pearl 4, third 0oor S''
WANTED 80 AN EE"NSp Roy; ONt
w Ny 1e In lUo k'yn preferred Inquire Of STAG r.
POLE Bl.uIULE, a luton - 1'9
NLANTGp.-. BLACksMllHS. A GOOD
w iotlsnr ~ N Atd good turner " shoe., at
joins klLLtN'S, p Pop 81 81, 1r ey C'y va
NTASTRp--A RESPECTABLE INiELLi-
w gent hn who can wit p''n band WAGES
30 l. Apply With recon. ms ndat Ons, st 'ht
Goal Onca ~ M-s .s,h IT, ga
A Meeting Of the Dele ntr- OF the Initrd
Coopl- Vt tht state e \ " Norh " y De- held n,
Fdisy ev,J Ia. st O'Clock, at Mil airy Hall w
80 order # NJ. T. NELLY, + e.iiept pro en-. 81
9TH. list. 23D, 18TH. l3GIl, 1l'lIl, 18th
SEests, y y ;. M-Ihe fi'nts Of these Roy.
| q u o. the latest new, fiom the emp, AZ ) II
lRIPLER'S Hochauics' shirt o.e, "'u ,irsnd At y
/ Y, sho RETURNED las; night fiom the caino-, -
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Henry Arkell.

T.e,t-ec boy. p .rg their hsss anl re' rei
80 I u:.e ty her CO.'S tac.r COTS enccs
we're pri n 'tein very ar
'Is~s junior" p. mel re d'sn, IN ssii1ea
manner, "of what does Jour A'''eH'e ''-
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town va 30. 4ne.s s4l fa,'. l'yn3 v az 'n
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10 lni ihs Ia hat l., re h'' d = =
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| his iIur 80 ho-e I. ofu without r'tl ti'on !
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| "wher "a lo set i. m ~" % 10 b. Lewis
| Junior, id he nf'~t.l .s,ist y0ur Wt"n YOU ara
| /, 80 VT yo''f r p scrls,t oI, Al tste. 4 ,
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! yoI. He was = g.. u,o TOY" warmly c"niiu
~ the dean. and what's more, he VA e"tr'is
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RABY WERNER.


CHAP Ek |.
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but year, aso aud q dr,"iar--o ~, =. san, aui
,!t m heat, .kel on, 90 t,.h.onatle sluere
sal exceed IL IS fa4ti 'usb, llcNlty. A. H. eN.
trene eol Il N ro-,u, sw'! irotu the suns avs
yetyo4nc ami very lovely !aiy r,gtuei IL "a
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b., olgerw!s. Le- 'sa, ~ere white as tAe pil,w
ou wh,,h "ey r,s ed lue ro.s- was tAe res d-ure
Of Nj Ns.nyr this .sdy Wa his -fe, and SIC was
d ing
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ty-of a .or, u me- friends An doctor, ,qLAny
differed as T. the cI.,s "a ady. n n. Inn ed Lat
anything 10 do VI hrr -.uA .ns yet i !. prosA
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ailments ascr.he. .o her Somewhat o. rcmors,
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have il@srded Arthur N-I Tor hiu- Her parent
said no; common ! stice said no bl' NJ. Vernrr
ex,ret he p ,wers Il persuasion, snd h,rla weld
| 81 d her own will, aud c.ande5tiasy ieit her T.
| .h<rss house - become hir wife. Very, very SOD
wa her hiusion dissolved, and she found sh.
bad Lrown .sss iae saSst-ass 10 SrssS ~
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CHAPTER XIV.

IrvAs NJ 81 Iotu who tsi akin tho news q
his death o. tie deaa. sTd the after 'mrn~iis
set to order tn ue . 'ol'e'. StJci .et,to lean
cry, aut W pNs'ng r'rgh TIE oh 1t - on rs
way e. Hal -str. at, where q met Mr. AMI -.
les 'l-te. 1T ~ the cat1'drsl be rang ont.
M. Belu.ierc was .t,-te', Ike the hed-Wn~t-f
hal been her fears 0'a t.wifis h. ari-,oc At
C ersy friends. sc tried he 60 &c door, AMI.
ga iing II open, te--d + inquire o. tn" b. ds'm
VITO wss deaf ueor-ians st-fp'd y chatter y MI
81 John.
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| cried A.. "wouliut hs b'vs crow lie has 20,
ten tn, tlleul, and VS. SIT ug by ttudy hfe
! ye.t rd.y: 10 asnlol ui;hlc,i.-
| 1t - the de't--bo! IN HcAry Arkel uscrsi-
| ana"
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that Z should he spp1ient T. VI. -. JOAN An!
| would have carried u cd under an ~tsuupt IN oi
lev,y, bat thu, his eyes we're 40 scrny beat upon
her.
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| s,e AK med. car t-'y, " c We her e1ioi N II
t ish',' she . 'ded Nth ssitr Il sat 70 IN her
| tone. that here was an Old c're"' -'m' ~
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less tNss.d thai sleek old rs't- nj
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ais love. aud Ia = sy.u NAY some' mes ca" nm
TO 20 AZ rcm' morsncr, wien yo4 VA. over h''
grave a. you ~ INTO 20 lsst."
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| "Oy.r h.s grave II 80 not unier-rnI"
| "H- btl b. lon led 10 the cloIstsrH, near To tn
| e-tfsncc -lr, uca- Co ~.cIe We are nov siHnt b.;
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tw o. b. la = = YER spot"
| nv h a. dec u o. T. be To te buried In h
c;oi,t, r. :" q ~ s-lsd Gc igiNls
"rhr ans N'ary eraved = { him.
| ~ woui spa I'D rot tel me Wat sngu
| lar fancy ( n .urS'- 80
Il do not n nj so. 1t was na.ufsi thar ts shoul
wish IL lasi re-d .. place o. . AMIDST old
tous, amidst his o.i tonpani nS, aud near g. you
% Iieur.IsuA
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turn, GEO tl,us. "a rngi1g, VIII Ii tone. ~
are 20 : & - me-. me ot urvaEiac bis heart Al
Hing HIM, @, -"W sash ohso ,'o nousense az
sue y1u never
sta, Georgian. 10 not constitute me you
fave con @por how" 10 iseE,i AS message
you, snI shere ct it ent
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| "A. bcaaty, AID fi, spofne-s, Was soL-. Sol h.
. rens ned but wh,t nrul lerst under ~, t,J,...
= grave stone,
Hs>Br CusyRLY AHKrlL.
D,ei Marc slth Is
Aged lG
!, No, lost, but gone bsfDre.
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No, lost, but gone bsfore.
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MEDICAL.
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate superyig
N ion Of skillul Physician, and they may be
relied upon in al coses,
The intelligence OF the community is not in.
suited by the offer OF q single medicine which
claims 10 cure ALI DISEASES, but the 'Gmfcnbrerg
Remedies consist Of seven different Medicines,
all unequaled in the cure Of diseases for which
they are recommended. among which may be Sc
leced one appropriate TO any OF the diseases Incl.
dent to this country nndciimate.
15-THE GRHFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are better than any other Kind Of Pills in
the world-Price 25 Gents
prTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA
THOLlCoN is an iulalHbie remedy for all Ee
male diseases,-PRlCE $3.50.
bcTTHE UTERINE CATHOL1CON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Urinary
| difficulties in mules,
prTHE CIR RHFENBERGS GSARSAPARfLLA
- Is Dy lar the most powerful and efiicacious com.
uonnd IN use.-Price One Dollar.
NTIIE GREFENBERG DysFNTERy
SN HUP is certain and quick remedy for ali dis
eases OF the bowels-Price SO Cents
0r THE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDy
never iahs TO permanently relieve this distressing
dsease-Price One Dollar.
! RTTHE GRHFENBERG CH1LDREN,s
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in ali
diseases incident to children
THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
KEN EDH Is sovereign specific for this partic-
ular disease Price 80 Cents. :
THE GRlFFENBERG GREEN MOUNT
AIN OlNTM ENT excels all other sai ives in ia
curative effects Price 25 Cents,
THE GRHFENBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing relief in all
pulmonary complaints-Price 300 botdo. IAN
eminent Physician of New FORK, states that he
has known the Greienberg Consumptve's Balm
used with great success in Dropsy. Our own
experience substantates his statement)
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
are the moat pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared.-Pfice % Cents.
TnEGR EFEN BERG LOTION is unpnroI.
loed in all Inflammation or diseases OF the Eve
Price 25 Cents,
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Division Headquarters, in charge of ambu-
lances. Chas. II. Sheppard, discharged for
disability July llth, 1862. Cbss. A. Snow,
promoted to Corp. Oct. 30th, 1862; present!
Guy Smith, discharged for disability July
3D., 1892. Jay @. Smith, died Of disease
Jan, 26th, 1862. Clarkson Strickland, pres.
ent. Andrew j. Secloy marked ns Desert.
or. por order of tho Presidents Proclama.
tinn, dated March 10Th, 1868, Martin Toy.
lor, died Of disease March Sd, 1868, in Nash.
vile, Tenn. Phio II. Tisdale, in Hospital
No 4, Nashville, Tenn. Wm. G. Turrell
discharged for disability Sept. 7th, 1862
John Whtlam, present, Regimental Team
ster. Geo. Wilder, mortalIy wounded
at stsne's River, Tenn, Dec. 2lst, 1862
died Fob. 10Th, 1863 Christopher C. Web
or, present. Milton Warden, deserted Aug
26th, 1862 Lorrin G.. Waters, discharged
for disability Aug. Goth, 1861 Albert G
WILDER, do, Aug. 26tb, 1869 Buell. viii.
son, died Of disease April I'd, 1862, in Nash
vile, Tenn. Henry A. Weber, promoted to
Corp. March 3lst, 1862; proscnt Harvey
Boldon, do, April sth present. Theodore
r. HawIey, enlisted as a recruit April 1st,
IS62'at Savannah. Tom; present, Jas.
B. Johnson, do, Adg. 7th, 1863; discharged
for disability, April 4lh, 1862; was wounded
at Stones River, Tenn Dec. 3lst, 1869.
Recruits joined at Louisville, Sept 3Gh,
1862 --PrivatUs John G. Chells, Curtis
Duuning, Levi Dunning, present. Jap. M.
Foster, marked as Deser tor ,por order Presi-
dents Proclamation, datod March 10th lSG2.
Orange Fisher, present, Regimonta Hos
pital Nurse. Lorings Gould, ,Shubail NcaYe,
Addison Smith, prosont
Recruits Joined at Columbia, Ky, Oct.
3Oh, S62.-Priyates David r. Bartlett
Chas. W. Blakeslee. Lewis A. Chamberlin
present. Henry DoVoice discharged for dis
ability March 22d, lsG3. Cbas Danforth
wounded in action at Stonos River, Tenn.
Dec. 3Ist, 1869 at his homo in Russell,
Ohio. John Goode, Jr., LEONARD p. Ham.
mond, present. Lumau Harrington, died Of
cieoaso Nov. 27th, 1862, in Nashville, Tom.
christopher hlrblear,presont. VIM. White,
died of disease Jan, Goth, 1868, in Nashville,
Tenn. Nathan Etherldge, Edmond NJ. San.
bore, prosent Chauncey A. Bartholomew,
discharged for disability Jan. 22d, 1863
Chas. 7. Bail, promoted to Corp. Oct 3oth
1862; present. John A. Burko, wounded
at Stones River. Dec. 3lst 1862 in Hos.
pital nenr Murfropeboro' Tam Ch,rIoa
Booth, present Erastus Gray, died of dis.
ease March l7th, 1863, in Nashville, Tenn.
Joseph Hill, present. Burnerd Patchin,
died of disease Jan. 18th, 1863, in Nashville,
Tenn. Farmer P4tchin, Luther Wiuchell,
Jas. White, present. John Wesley. present.
Recruits joined at This Camp, jan. 3lst,
lS83.-Priyates Luther Ballard, VIM. J.
Beardsloy, Riley Root, present.
CHARLES II. WILLIAMS.
lat Serg't Co. B, 4lst o. V.
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SA N + ORD'S
Family Catharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pat up in Clue
Gases, Atr Tight, and toiH Keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL is gen
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I he constantly in-iz IcreasiHg demand from
those who have long fused tho PiLLS,an the
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The Profession well,a know that different
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els
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pHrThe Liver Iuvigoratnr and Family Gather
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and sold wholesale by the Trade IN a. the large
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2Os Broadway, (cor. of Fulton stu New York.
Wv 423
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lthas cured thousandsss = within the last . years,
who had given up ulS hopes OF relief as the
numerous, unsolicited- certificates in my pos
session show. T
I b o S o must besS adapted to the temper
ament OF the Individually taking il, and used in
such quantities us to act - gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF = Your Judgment guido
you in the use of thelS LIVER lNVIGOR-
ATOR, and il will cure Liver o m
plaints, Billions At taclis, Dyspepsia,
Chrome DlaFThOoa.3 summer com plants
DysentGry, Dropsy IL Sour Stomach, Ila~
bitual COstiVCneSs. Chotic Cholera,
g IA q | era Morbus, = ~ChOleraInfantum,
FIatulence, aun-l - dice, Female Weak
ucsSes, and may beIss used successfully as an
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. 1t will
cure SICK HEADACHE, (us thousands ear tes-
utyl IN TWENTY MINUTES, If TWO OR
THREE TEASPUONFULLS ARE TAKEN
at commencement ofattack
All who use it are giving their testimony In its
favor.
01S-Nlix water in the mouth with INVIGORA.
TOR, aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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FOR SALE BY

A. Cook, Chsrdon.
g. z. Treat, Claridon.
j. E. Williams, Parkman.
II. L. Bishop & Son, Midd!efeId.
i. c. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell
Lyman g. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Newbury.
Tow & Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally through
out the State
Ii. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
:. Agent for Ohio.
March 2S, 1861. 479--6m
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IIIES z. 3 " Uh1uSIEIIs
Medina, March LIST, 1861.

The above.named Lodies we are personliay oo-
qnaintod with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Medina they were great suf-
lerers. NJ iss S. has been so badly afflicted that
it was with difficulty she was able to stand upon
her feet. A few bottles of Caleoicou entirely
cured her Of her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
ii to the Ladies OF This Country us a sale and ef.
fiicenL remedy for the many complaints they are
subject 20. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Of the Garfield Herald.
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| And under the control of two of the most emi
| nent Physicians in the World.
DR.. f.. BoNAPARrE, from ondonand Paris Hos.
pas, and Tor the past 10 years, OF the Cincinnati 4
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