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THE CouRTs.-The case Of Msssrs. CLARK
4 %. ca. George WOrihiDgton, was being ar
gusS 50 the Court yesterday afternoon.
II the Chninsl C0prt the afternoon was
IPent in proceedings proIininary to taking
out & witt e! srror in the case Of Ohio ~.
e.,r,rJ
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Ths Court Ct Common Pleas win probably
eajOurn, for the term, to-day OF tomorrow.
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CHOICE HOLIDiAY GIFTS.

BAKER, at his Store, 25e Superior Street,
Hofman's Blook, near the Post Once, has
been laying in
A CHoIoE COLLECTION or
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND BOOK s,
By the best authors,
Elegant Albums.
Portfolios,
Wiring Desks,
BaekEammOn Boards
Chess Men, Pocket Books,
Diaries for 1854, Oil Paintings, Engrsv-
ings, Sc, SO.
E% Give him call before purct asing
elsewhere. no727.
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.EsIRABLE RFSIDBNCE FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOB
IL SALE At 4 BARGAIN.-The late rosidsnoA
for sale On reasonable terms.
Ins k01ss Is IL good repair, 4 roomy and pleasant
Arranged snd contains modern improTsmenta Oe
&c, SC
The lot Il large, shout acre. iB 20 fsst dsep haa
LWoIronta Of 100 iest each on Kin=mau and Grange
-. And aoounds in fruits oi all Eindl, hns shrae-
ie a3y one Desiring really pleasant hcme, An o.
portuniry is now given 70 purchase. 2
SS-for prsee, terma Of payment &e, apply tc
GEO. ". QARDNEa,
noTl1-lZ8 n ard - Ner en- A.
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EQR RAlE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
~, In the village Of Bsrsa, tWsIVs miles from
Cleveland, on the Q. a C., and q 4 T. Rafiroad- :
ttory and = half frsms h0uae, te0 ro0ms weed sbs1
and ceilar never falling we'll and cistsrn horse barn
and driving shed, Rood fences, stone walks arcund
aud through lot, seven kinds Of fruit, besrng AIf
improvements new VIII ESu cheap Tor cab
Enquife On the Premises. McDEkMOTT.
decf-izS Baraa Ouy ahcR4 o b i.
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Wholesale and Retail NeEsdealer and Station
er, los Public squuare, near Pestoaies, CsES-
land, Ohio.
N. e.-country dealers promptly supplied
Orders solicited. sept32:Iso.
- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine sad
Elsotropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspsp-
sis, rheumatism. Serofnls, Neuralgia and al
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain.
Throat, Hesrt, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Rsfarancs
given 70 many formidable cases cured IN this city
after other physicians had failed. See sdTertlse-
ment in another column. Office No. 1lo, Seneca
street.
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pEADTRLMMINGs-ASPLINDID
ID assortment, 4, g. kETTBER2.
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AT C0sT.-WE WILL ULOsE
IA eut the balspes qf cur Fancy Back 0ombs.
eeH ooWL2s = Co., Rsddsl Housss
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pUFFALO AND FANCY SLEIGH
ID RoBES.-A large assortment 81
q Stab cos,
uanfis alS GunartnF et.
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CLEVELAND PAPER COMPLY,
. -Ha1uh4eturers Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER Orders promptly 1lled.
n. W. Ts HLUR, Agent.
M-eA a la " NNEn - .sn ar.r..rlr--a
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8U5IIEss H0TI0Rs.

GREAT REDUCTION N CURTAIN
DAMASK.
EIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND
yards Of those beautiful patterns Of Curtain
Damask will be sold within the ne1t thirty days.
at Cost.
The above viii make very desirable chrisauass
Presents. Call aud see At
JONES'
dse7l3O IIs Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
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MAoHINal

DYE FLOURl RYE FLOUR
II go bbl, fresh ground Bye Flour Just received
THAToHER, GARDNER, BURT 800,
DovSo - aud - hervia-St
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Rose ~ Prentiss' ProVIsIun MARKET Re.
pOFE.
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D. W. GAGE,
LIcensed var CIaIn Agent.

Collects Bountiss. Pensions. Back Par, PriEs MONEY
and other War 0lsimS.
4PsrsonAl Attention Is given 70 the prosscatioa
ek Claims in the Departments e. Walhington.
E1-Ail psrsons having Claims should apply IN psr-
prompt attention.
D. ". GAGE,
oetL3-B2s l65 Ruperior-st., OisValand, o.
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEvELAND, Ohio, IWAsHINaT0H, D O.,
No. l Lyman's Block, No. As Nnfh 81.
Near the Csurt House
We are authorised By Govsrnmsntto eoueoa
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MOVEMENTS OE FLOUa AND GRAIN.
Receipts ar Toledo.

The receipts of Flour, Wheat, and Corn, at Toledo
on Thursday last, were as foliows:
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VIZ. DEE,
dselo:lss 20 PEblic Square,
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Lhs tollowins sEs-ths rates charged By them
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@Ths best laid schenss o. mice and men,
Gang aft s-giey."
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< on INTEREST.-O A. READ &
OSNO Co, Bankers, IS supsrior-st, pay the
highssI rates Of prsmi IN for November Coupons and
fufeFest m n RoudE now
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WEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.

- = 80 S1I,T" "TO REET." 'sIsOgT -
aW6FTs.' . 9 SFOuHD, ,'t BOARDIEG {" "QuE-
RIEs," and other short notices, BOT exceeding
FOUB LINEs, inserted twice In this column for
30 eenfn foE all OvCf FoUR LIEE9, and not eI.
eeadinF EIeHT LIgEs, double above rates.
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J.C. BUELL., Secretary.
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LEADER.
TRAYELLRR,s REGIsTER.

FRIDAY MORNING DEC. II, 1858.
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to which every discharged soldier oEas d.
Abledin the service, ls entitled Also Psaslons
for soldiers widows, children, mOthers or a..
PhAn sisters, As they are ssTSraIly sntitlsd IN
Ter the law. Also,
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T UST-OR SUNDAY EvEEIe @, THE
f6hInft on Soovflle A>enue, between Forest
A. PEI r. ST. a LADIES OoLbABl OF AmeIie7n
fab e. five doIlsgB VIII Be Eaid upon It's delivery 81
fhf.t fHee dec lZ9
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~ a. READ l. CO, BANKERs, 50
Ne superior-st-, pay the highest Premium foE
Coupon interest due U. s. Government Bonds and
Bug and Sell ell kinds Of Stocks and Bonds on Com
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due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ohl-
drsn, and rightful heirs ofsIl deceased sOld,sEs
alao
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Shall the Soldiers in this Hospital have =
Chrlstnas Dinner9

Reserve papers please copy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

comfortable beds, aud tho amputatcd
cases furnished with tho best places and
experienced r,rscs Indeed l think
lie had rs good attention as circutn
stances would permit.
George va. good Boy and good
soldier. patriotic and brave, We miss him
very much.
tn. only consolation that l am able
to give bereaved father and mother
and numerous fricnus. il, that he tell a,
lis roe, While nnhly and hrroicaily dc.
Tending the ransc ot cur cosntry
John has !iccn to see me every few
days to empire after George. He let,
Inc yesterday evening with the first
news OF his death.
| have 40 far recovered from my
wound that report for duty.
Yours Very Respectfully.
LEANDER CLARK.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

The rebels ha-n ali left the State OF
Pennsylvania. Their principal OBJECT
Was q ruso, o ialute Gen. Hooker tina,
the greater part OF thei; army was
moving in that directions, and draw
Hooker after them, and while he would
thus be giving chase As they supposed.
Leo probably intended to firmly estah,
lsh himself OF the Potomac, and per.
haps attack Washington. But the fuse
did not work. It WAS said there was
not more than 1000 rebel cavalry al
any time in the State Of Penn. Quite
Il scare.
p The rebels have just made
, another raid with 700 Of their cavalry,
into Grcencastle Pennsylvania, bu,
doubtless will soon return.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
The Democracy.

The Democracy ofthis State, at their
State convention soon to assemble, will
perhaps make new dodge.
We anticipate that III order to elect
their ticket they may nominate some
Democratic General or Col. and then
they will be obliged to make their plat
form to suit their candidate and not
themselves.
We all know that the mass Of Iowa
Democracy is akin to that Of Ohio and
Illinois, who have given ontspokcn ex-
pressions Of sympathy with the rebels
and i the Democracy Of this State DO
less, II will be because they are com
PEELED to from policy, in order to dupo
some Union men who have been Demo
Gratis, and thus elect their ticket. But
We shall see shortly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
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were present and as>istc,l in their burr
II. Nc.l,n was buried III trtnch
near the hospital with twenty others,
Tl;llmon was buried with two others
near the hospital on tho battle field.
Cue il buried on the west bank Of Black
river near the r. X. ".. !.
The wounded arc Capt. l.. Clark,
bucksho, below the left eye, not serious;
though the ball is still IN his face 81
head. Lieut.. ). ). Di!!man, LETT arm
Slight. Sc'g, r. Z. Miles, lett shoulder,
slight. Corp. john Ser'in, right knee
severe. Corp. J. ~ Gardner, back
slight. Leonard H.nghton, riyh. hand;
severe. John Miller, right shoulder
revere. Salem L. Morse, right knee
leg amputatel above the knee was do.
ing well 40 last accounts. VIM. Myrce,
ono finger shot %, aud two others j"
jurcd. Rufus lsoscnburger, lett thigh
slight.
All the wounded not fit fer duty, ex
cept Morse, have been sent up The river
The losses Of our regiment are as FOL
lows.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

M,,c,lis' man he sing an'' pray ''"A
OF sundays
/ heard no words ofhatred towards
the masters, M. 'l'ecspreysi"n "th"rror
which ovcrsprcad many Of their faces
particularly among tho women, at =
suggestion soberly made, that "old
massa" nigh, presently come back, was
painful to mc--ana surely dissracetuli
TO the runaway patriachs.
Suppose, il we get to Charleston
We catch your master" said ono OF our
COMPANY, to a woman at Pope's "shail
we bring him here :"
Oh don't, n,assa, don't bring him
we no want to see him nebbcr more,'
shouted a chorcms Of women.
"But what shall we do with him ~
"Do what you please" said the cho-
rous.
"Shall We hang him?"
ut You want, massa'--somewhat
,houghttully.
"l,u, shall we bring him here and hang
him -
Cl,o,ous---M Much, excited and shrillsr
than evcr.--"No, no, don't fetch him
here, we 10 want to SEQ him ncbbei
more again y
Ann. Phillis told how her master
bull, his new house only the year before
the rebellion, and "sarve him right, hi
no get ~ good Of it. Suppose he good
to We he no run away, he stay in Ii.
house. Hut he mean man, he run away
now, no ncbber come back"
She dwc!ls much upon the fact that
her master had paid mnch money tor the
house, "grcat deal Of money. much ~
twenty thousand dollar" l asked
"Whcrc did yonr master get 40 much
money :" At this the old woman arose
in her bed-she was SICK and my friends
were paying her visit Of kindness
aud with some excitement exclaimed.
"Whar he git he money? Whar ho
git he money Is dat what you ask
whar hs got he money? l show yon,
lnassa.' Pushing up her sieve, she
showed gaunt, skinny, black arm. and
tapping il cncrgc,ically with her for.
niger, exclaimed, "You see dat massao
OATS whar lie got lie money Of
dat black skin liz got 10 money"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
The Annals Of the state Ills.
lOricals Society

We have read the above work ard
gladly place. on our list ofexchanyes
The following takeE from the s'Dav-
export Gazette gives consise sketch
Of it ard opinions therein expressed, We
endorse.
s.THE ANNALS or TIE STATE HlsToR.
lcAI. soc ElY.-We have received from
the Committee Of Publication Of the
above Society the January and April
numbers It this interesting magazine,
bound together As one, and containing
in full the History Of Scott County,
by Willard Barrows, Esq, Of Davcn
port. An excellent engraving Likeness
Of the author is also contained in the
book. This quarterly publication il
mailed TO subscribers at the low price
Of fifty cents a year, invariably in advan.
&c. The present volume, and in fact
any volume thereof, will be worth three
times that amount to any Of our citizens
who are DESTROYS Of learning facts con.
nected with the early history Of Iowa
All communications and subscriptions
may be addressed TO the Rev, s. S.
Howe, Librarian Of the State IIisfor.
ical Society. Iowa City Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

There is new work just published b,
Charles I. Evans 44s Broadway n. Y
collected and arranged BY Frank Moore
Editor Of tho Rebellion Record and
other works, entitled Papers Of the day.
No treats Of tie Freedmen or libcrat
ed slaves Of South Carolina. II II ia
pamphlet form, large size contains Is
pages. The price il not given bn, We
presume twenty five cents will secure
No /. The following is an extract from
ono # its pages.
"For people living under pa,riachal
system, they display sigular dislike
to the patriarchs. | fluid the testimony
universal, that ,hermasters were .'mean'
All were not cruel, hut al were hard
task masters, 80 all their former sub;
jects say.
= Alleys All mean alike said one man.
when closely questioned. Now there
was ono Fripps, planter on one Of the
islands, Of whom the blacks habitualiy
speak as "good Mr.. Fripps ''Como now
SAINT" said the questioncr, "there was
good Mr.. Fripps, he could not have
been nean,s' fI Gl
Yes, sab, he bad to lis people same
a. any Of en-"
why do You call him good NJ. Fsipp
for then. ~ fs Esk6
"Oh!' said Sam, "elat no tel he good
70 .c; call bin, good 'causc he good
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Spring Creek, June -, 1855.

Mr. EDl1oR.
noticed few weeks since in Your
paper All a,lasion to my blooaed stock
and thought perhaps II might interest
your readers to hear still farther from
them.
You will therefore allow me herewith
10 present the statistics III the clip Of
wool just taken from my French Merino
sheep in detail. Bu, before giving the
figures l would say, | arrived in this
county December the Sd, 1862 with my
stock and after y hard drive Of over
800 miles, and the sheep were wintcred
on very poor hay with the addition Of
J hushcl Of shc'led COIN fed regularly to
the flock per day.
The flock consists Of . bred ewes
over : years old, S bucks over years
old, 1 we,hcrs . yeMs,oll and Q year.
hngs, making IL sheep.
The whole amount Of well washed
wool sheared by Y. $. Bartlett Esq ],
the weight Of the same being witnessed
bv him, each fleece separately, being
aa:s pounds anil one ounce, the same
being an average Ct : pounds p oHnces
per head.
have raised from Fl ewes 81 lambs
III ewes and 4 bucks) and expect two
more do not present this as ahead
Of anything else, but considering the
condition of the flock, coming long
aud tedious journey and the difficulty
under which I'iabored in getting suit
able feed for ms stock, think it will
answer very well, and should any Of
your readers be able 10 exceed the
average / should be happy to hear from
hem.
Very respectfully
SPENCER DAY. !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

The Republican Union convention Al.
Des Moines was very fne affair.
Every county, but three was represcn-
ted, nearly 500 delegates were in atten-
dance, and the best ct feelings prevailed
There were a number Of participants,
who had always previously trained in
The ranks Of the Democracy. Such
was the case with the Chairman OF the
convention, the Hon. Joshua +. Tracey,
Of Burlington.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
The Chicago papers record the fol.

The Chicago papers record the fol.
lowing singular death:
Several days since, young man
seventeen years ois, passed = corner il
the West Division near which was u
package of exploding frc-crackcrs.
One Of the dangerous missiles entered
the mouth and completely Gu. IN two
his tongue. Tie poor fellow fingered
ii great agony unit! Tuesday, when
death put q period 70 his >ntitrings.
Boys look out that none Of you &c;
served in a similar manner OH the
comm. f,ur,k day Of July.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
QUARTERS or 2lrn Iowa INFANTRY
NEAR VlcK>RrEa, Miss. June 9th.
William llillmnn + a.

NEAR NItK>RIEG, MISS. June otll.
William llillman T. q.
Nv Dear Sir.
You have learned ere this hv way Of
your son John aud Lieut.. Dllman Of
the death Of Your son George ~, the 9Th
day (May, .l>t) after he received his
wound at the terrible battle Of Cham
p,on Hills on the l6tl inst. The battle
IN whi,.h cur oath regiment lost nea'
one half 1T all the men we had in the
engagement. We went into The engage
mcnt with 4t0 m.r and came J. II
Will. less than ,wp hundred and fort.
When or regiment was ordered into
action, We were ordered forM ard in The
face Ut two hrigatlrs IT the enemy with
ont support mid i perfect torrent Of
81 il aud shell which Was sMct..i,l,
through orr line anl thinning our ranks
II every step Still W. were ordered
OF, on. IN and Still, u,,' brave Boys con-
tiuel to move up ~ ,lrau-h thy
had 10 though, O: III. dance. they were
n, coming into aim Isl = haul t. hand
h mt, when the enemy began To I'll back
closely pressed l., our Bows ill they
were driven from one OF thar batteries
Of t;ye or six guns, al their horses Kill
Cd, and the guns otherwise disabled,
and still he timed ranks 1t the 24,h
regiment continued TO press on till they
drove the enemy some twenty rods or
more beyond the gnns when we were
out fankel on our right and compelled
10 retire. q her regiments were order
cd up 10 support Us, but the place was
too hot FOR them and they tailed 10 res.
pond.
The creates, wonder Of all is, how A.
many, a did escape from the position
they we're III. We were driven short
distance when we were reinforced by
Ouinbys division who attacked the enc
nv II force and soon drove them from
the field in SPLENDID style. The 2l,h
regiment will never receive one half the
credit. il is entitled to for the part il
took in that. terrible battle. 1t was in
the front rank Of Co. f on the fartheress
advance made BY them where George
fell with severe wound in the right
knee whore he soon i.ll into the hands
Of the enemy and was carried back by
them
After tho battle was over he wa. tn.
Ken 70 thr ho.n;tal Of soms other diyi-
sion and did not reach our hospital till
the next morning. where / was living
with 4 wound il the face. We had 80
many wounded at our division hospital
that il vas in the afternoon Of that day
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

The war news this week is mostly
ouesses and su,mises. 1t is though,
Baltimore is threatened, Lees forces
are mostly YET in the Shenandoah Val
ley. A battle may be expected TO take
place soon 1, j. nov reported tina,
Vicksturg must fall III few days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

The I ~,iion men OF Ohio have nomi-
mated the Hon. John. Brough Of Cleve
land as their candidate for Governor.
He is said to be Democrat or rather
was such, and is strongly in favor Of the
most vigorous prosecution Of the war
for the suppression Of the rebellion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
the laws be restored over the whole
Union short Of prosecution Of the war
t tn, ui5on the oJt4ns lrt

Union short ola prosecution Of the war
Nh that too uhon tho ot4nsiNeI
Ithas now come to this, thai q il;ts
who il Democrat aud bound 10 belong
to the, party is opposed to the Govern
ment and the preservation OF the Union
by being a member oflhat party, which
procai,ns as its policy that the war
should be no longer prosecuted on the
offensive. Also a man rannol now say
that he il Democrat aud 4 true Union
man. Those persons who heretofore
have said they were Democrats, hat
did not endorse the sentiments Of the
Copperheau wing-which has now be.
come the whole body-of that party,
and were strongly il favor Of the pro.
sccution IF the war for the suppression
Of the rebellion, can make sucl, claims
no longer; they can no longer be both,
because it would be holding adverse
sentiments. They can no more say,
II am Democrat and true Union
man. but may say and we sincerely
hope all of them will, II was once =
Democrat before sha, party fell from
grace, but now am Union man.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
eco Thou and do Likewi. ),

Not long ago the Amana Society Of
Iowa County sent its check for $1,000
to Gov. Kirkwood, to be applied for the
relief Of the sick and suffering soldiers.
A few days ago they sent him the fol.
lowing letter making another noble do
nation.
AMASA, Iowa COUNTY, Iowa,
June o, 1868.
70 His Ercellency, Samuel j. Kirk
vood, Governor Of the State 81 Io,oa:
As we learned there have been SO
many Of our Iowa soldiers wounded ut
Or near Vicksburg, please receive en-.
closed $500, for the relief Of them, or
for any other OF our wounded soldiers.
Your humble servants,
Anana Society,
JONI BEYER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
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i. PERfENCE OF A NERVOUS
VOTING MAN HaEf#ftff s@k.

Published % watnlng and for tho special
benefit Of young men, and those who suffer
With Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory Pre-
mature Decay, &C., &c, by one who has cured
himsslf by simple means, after being put to
great expense and Inconvenience through the
use Of worthless medicines prescribed BY
learned Doctors. Single copies may be had
(freel Of tha author. G. A. Lambert esq.
GaEEsro,sr, Love ISLAND, New York.
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