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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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AAN SO, SRs5amiItSn Stra6e. ausutaun
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rttt Tnp bsm putIfum auf eie aufrbeRs HVesi
~ birnsn. Sbr 8Ouatb bon
SileiberifOfell
fam nid,t iisrrtrpFsn psretn unb bsflset aus al
fen artsn bic man Ihr 8Bdt, 1Uisn, DsRtn aH|
dnbsrn Dinaen brau@t. - Gle usrosn oarnnI
usrartstm unb bsRSnbis uuf 9anb Raltsn OIL
aVtsn
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Stmbt, GUllars, Sal&mtd&H u. {. y. une Gu
utrb mSsuna wcblfsil Ssrtdutt.
&umbcm.Mrbeit
rirb f&nsl. gut unb bilis OsrrtGtst, uns sa n
autt arbtitsr setdltsp rtrbsn, Fam man ftte az
1uf quite unb pdiTsnbs Grbsit UsrlaHsn. Oh1
quite Stbisnune tUTsn Ft SscsrmaHH S'fr"0'S
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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Grerlertdun 0DftQmt.

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snos bee lsBtsn SisrteIs in btm Srtrlataun Dot.
amt lsgen asblsben FnO. nSmli&
@liae 8snbarb. 9Gillinm Scctt, gbr. @ude.
tdu. SarUb SrUrsG. DaSIo ShpeYcr, 5bomae
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,rstt, @barlss Danto.
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5strunr 19, 1868. s3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Sefentli6e SSenb1t.

WttttwOdS ben 11ten R&r, nabiteuS,
nm 10 utr Scrmittass, fol- an Der BUtnuno
pss untsrSsiHnetsn, III SippbritbaGI 9aun1bip
es&a Sauntp, tas fplsenos bspeolite Giaentbum
auf pTrntItts @enSu Scrfauft prrpsn, n6mllG
Sier @fsrbe. 10 Stad 8inbpitb. ,uUrunte,
no A Nili6fiibe nb elm DcrtrefIiGfr Durtam
Sul tstnpen. has lletrIgf 1T tunars gieO g
Hdufsr' 'SGweins, DreI6niaf&lne cine gierbeoe.
iDalt, geinsmlbIr, ShOttnnF, sine neue @Se.
Drill, 9at'nt 5HHstsn, 3psi 4.G3GuIspSarn mt
Gr'b0eifS, boSCn etn brstrSoertacr NIT Nateut
@1ltn, Elm Suss9.@aan, 3 9Ihas, 2 Goom
Sfli6torn,@9sr, Ssuieitrn unb SGrmeI cine
esitsr wslde il6 gu SO Ju6 QGnas auscinanDrr
attbt. SolsItltttsn, gJattI&liitsn, cine 9atrpi
Seeer' YrtBr, Grf&irr fiir 6 pfrrUr, guttrrtruo
Elm WafrtrOg, Speu.uub Riibfettsn, @t,if.unr
YFusswaa9en, Redsn unb @a6rIn, 9 Orf,n mil
SOtp ScIsfiiis, SdIsr unb @trnner, unb SonSl
nod OislerIei @rtifel, su umRSnbli& ,u mslSrn.
ersSit unS Gufpartuns BON
peter Srorel, if.
! 6afenbad. glueIUnSr.
6sbruar 18, 1868. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Bargains! Bargains!
SrDfe Serabfetmn9 Der SSreiie |!
December 3.

DER untfrinrtebens ptni4t oem publitum bic
Gn5cIss tu maten, has sr ben 8austn Stca bon
Cabinet -Wadre1t,
tebbtn bas Gissnttum pCn StmUnS. Wriee,
auf Stsrif's'grnbu sstuuft bat. unb ssbsnEt ben,
Islbsn am altsu StarbNob tes 5rn. prier, n1dfr
5bare gum a0sntaun pofnmt. 70 taIb ais mBsli6
an tsra6Sslsstsn prriisn ntSufsbsn. Du Stud
auf 9anb IN Der SUllf0mmtnas js gum 8srFauF an.
8sbutsn in Gllsntaua. Bslsbsno aus
Sofas, Sioeboaros, Secret6rs, 8ureaus,
8arbrobs, Settlooen, @enter,s Wier, :
Srsaffafs uno Dining. .Eifbe, Wabas
9onps uno Silos&abmrn Spieaet, 8ils
6srsRabmen, edloene Wouloinas, Elm
auseeoebntes Ifortment BON Senffer.
. Sbdcs, Slenoen, uno llmbane Sirturs,
absrbaupt aIss nae In sinsm gut rfsuIlrtsn Gabl.
nrt'Banrsnlnsr atbaltsn rptrb.
Der r6tse StOd pirb utnt @iidbolt SerfauFt
an nisbsrrn prtiisn, uno IN Der aufmsrtIamtsit
pom 66afsrn wUbt tpsrit.
8Ommt Nlls, untsrIu&t ben Stpd uno iibsr,suat
suH islbR BON Der s0abrbslt ME oben dnstasbsn
Sobn q. Se6ttl.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
6Daa, fir ben ginter!
StR ibr 9sut, nun fOmmt bertei

&leioer ma6eu 9eutel
Sa Die alsioCr MAIDEN eeute
EieIts Sprdhwcri 9sbt ncb an,
limb bic 8Gsipsr hno'f oa beutt
8st csm gQsessr unb Ssman
gBiGGt ou oeinss eiebhens' 6Htts
Gsrn aslsbsn fin, iun9sr Waun,
Gi eanu penoe uur bic Ghrttte
Grit gum mee9er unb D smau.
Sritt biusin in ibrGn eaeen,
Gbau oit ibrs @aaren an!
Sslt man III bier rgebt bsratbsn,
8si Dem SReeesr uno . Sman.
6ambu9 pCIIsn hs nidt ipidsu,
llnb 8stru9 nibt Tpsneen an,
Edir nit SHERMAN 80 bsaIen
&nstsn Wlss sssr uno Ssmaa
Darum Nasu(hsu oaf bsr Grns
Aommst auelammt heran;
.Das fsin alsirsrman9eI nsros
EeFssn M se9sr une p smaa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Seffentlt6e 9Senbu.

auf SrmcritasS Ben 12ten @Sri,
na6iitns, UNI 10 lltr Mlttaas, luuen om Sour,
ess osrItOrbenGn Or. Z 6UmaS GUpprT
lsBtbin bon Sbsr.Saucpn 9aunIdIr, 9r6o Gopn'
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eCppsltss Suusrst Yfrbs @riGirr, 4 Sabs. Riib.
tstlsn. sSassn NIT SCOs, SeulsItsrn unO S5Ss.
mel. oeu unp Strob, Gt6sn Slnntrn.-Sern.,
-9ausssrdtbf6aftsn, ale SOfas, @table Gar.
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2aussuSr, unb iUnR nod pisIe artitrl ~ st ,psit.
Iduft9 3u msIesn. Q" ~"
Die SsStnsunssn am Srrtaufstuas unS guf.
partung bon ""''
.. 6. Cooper,
gnos Groman, ( 2(om'crs
SstFuar is, 1863. r,9u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
3wet f0dbbare 8I6lei

iinb Icttrn in Dem SuGRCtr bss unttBHHns|
gum Sertduf srbaltsn pcrtsn. ndmli6i
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itr 8inrtr iibu bos nsur Ssfamsnt, In esutlS
Spra6s, unb
,,@ebfte fir Sonntue6s S6ulen,"
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fer. Gle IinO isbr CUTE unb bTduGbart Bud
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

II watrli& Elm bsrrIi6tr
unb piro I'M ganirn Stdat
BON fsinem fotGsn Gtal
iitertrcfsn. Die DftrSr
fnb SuslriG fiber, 70 bae
man T4 ou& ipp6l auf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-28
United States of Amerioa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
WHEhEAS a libel OF Information was died within
ana nor the Middle District Of Tehnefsee. Al
rathHine, on The 10th day % April, A. D., 1858, by
yohn irimble, Eqt Attorney Tor the United statos
ir mo hlaule District n tennessee, who prosecutra
herein on behall Of Tho United states, against a eartap
Ia Bink Notes of The States of Alabama. Oeerel.
South Carolina Virginia, Louisiana, aud fonnra "a,
and $50 N God, Tor reasons and causes IN said Ilbn'
aEaipsi the Sad properly tina The same may be- con.
denned ~ forfeited.
NOW therei 70, Ia pursuance Of the mouiti0n, undof
we tea, q hpll Court, 70 nae directed and delivered, }
DO hereby give public notice 10 All persona eiiiming
uale properly, Or ~ any manner Interested thprsln,
that they DO and appear before alld District Court. 10
20 hela az no Siy o. Nashville, IN amd fOr said DIS
we ivfenoou Of that day, thea ard ihorc 10 Interpret
NEIL claims, aud 10 make their allegatlOns ID ttaf
behalf I'D E Il GfAeCgcH
April 10, 1868 U,B Marshal, 81. ID r
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DER s. III.
HEAb oUARTERs u 3. FoRoEs,l
NAsuv Tile. TENN April 81. {

Nashville, TENNg April 81.
Orders.
The sympsthizers with the existing
rebellion 10 this city aud vicinity, appa-
reBtly considering the dictates of their
political s~ympathies, as Of more force
than che obligations imposed upon them
by their residence and protection within
the Federal lines, the General command
ing at this post orders as follows:
/. All white persons over The age Of
eighteen years and residing within the
lines of this command, who do not
within ten days from the publication of
this order, subscribe to the oath Of allie
glance or nom combAtants' parole, and
file with Col john A. MARTIN, Provost
Marshal, bonds with sufficient securities
for the faithful observance Of such oaths
or paroles will be required to go South
Of the lines Of this army, by routes TO
be designated by the military authori-
ties.
II. Parties who have already sub
scribed to proper oaths or paroles and
bonds, and who have not been guilty Of
acts or words of treason, subsequent TO
the taking Of such obligations, are ex-
empted from the operations Of this order.
III. Forfeiture of the amount Of bonds
given as above, and Of all other property
of persons violating obligations taken in
accordance with this order, together with
such other punishment as may be de-
creed by a military commissionj will
follow any violation Of the requirements
of such oaths or paroles.
" All persons who are unwilling to
subscribe to the obligations herein or
dered, will report their names and places
of residence, within ten days specified,
to Col. John A. Martin, Provost Marshal.
By order of r ~ rr-r i
Brig. Gen. RoBT. b. MITCHELL.
JOHN PRATT, A. A. General.
1apr22-1w.
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United States Of America:

MlDpLL DISTRICT or ~IENNkSSEE.
AAy HERRAa libel 0finiOrH alton vas died within hni
~ ior the Middle District Of Tenn, AZ NASHVILLE.
on the 10Th day Of April, A. % Haas, By John Trlmblt,
LaqY Attorney for tho Unitod States Tor The Middle
District 81 Tennessee, who pfusccutea herein on behalf
Of he unto1hntes, againsi a C.rnin lot OF good. con
Hiatin6 ofand contained IA Two hnnirod aud fixiy.
sA po4oa, mrty-nine barrels, tgcniy-seyen kegs. ai0
Tour bales Mosquito Netting, two pieces CarpoiluE
ana ono bundle Brown Psper. also voucher Oft Col
simmons Tor hiteen barrels whisky and nine B 81
ntanuyi Tor "a sous anc cau1os In said libel 0r INF b
m,sl2n mentonei add praying process against ttr
said property, that The uime 30 CONDEMNED ~ Df
foited,
hn", therefore, in runuanoe OF the monitor, uu
~ We sea- o. SAID t1urti 10 me- directed AMI delT
efedt do hereby give public n0tico % All pouHrs
cunning sald property or 10 any manner Interested
thelein mat tney Do AMI appear before said DauiI
Nolrt 70 DC held al tho oty ~ Nashville Dol aud w
tla District on tne S0th day ef ApuL, IsC8. 40 d.
. elock pa tle Forenoon % that day, thon and tharr D.
laierio3a thelf olima and " MAKE thar Allegation
~ 'AAt peN-H A. n. GIAsDOCk, .
AlflAf N. &. MarshaI ID U RI
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PaovosT MARgnAL's OFrIor,l


NASHVILLE, TENN, April "a, 1868.
Provost Orders--Mo. 16.
]. All citizens or unauthorized persons
not commissioned or enlisted in the Army
of the United States, are prohibited from
wearing the uniform, or any part thereof,
of the Army. Any person violating this
order will be summarily stripped of the
same, and any repetition of the offence
will subject the offender TO arrest and
punishment.
II. Officers and soldiers are prohibited
from wearing badges Of a rank or corps
to which they do not belong. They
must restrict themselves to the uniform
and badges belonging to their rank or
corps, under penalty of arrest.
JEo. A.. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
ap25-Iw.
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NOTICEI NOTTCvu

samples can be seen at this once.
Junce-ly.
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AraDS N..sssna. DEr,r o. Ins CSnhsN IsIa

MukFkhA1hokOt ltAh., harnn 10, 1868,
Special Field Orders, No. II. r
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
yestigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging TO pri-
Vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
Vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold it's ses-
sions from time to time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be 10 thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss aud damage, and TO develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the investigation of it is con-
cluded.
DETAIL FoR II BOARD. I
Colonel Il. A. KING, 68th Ind. Vol. ],
lit Col. j, W. LANGLEY, l25th III. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoSNELLY, 18th Mich. Vol.
By command of
Maj, Gen. ROSECRANS,
II. s. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. q.
In pursuance Of the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Mai General
RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1863, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter FROM time 70 time as
the business for which IL is appointed
may require. Claims for loss and dam
age, arising from the use Of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the forth
heations of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned to
10 o'clock, A. NJ Friday, March 20, 1868.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 6sth Ind Vol, Pres Of the Board.
March LETT.
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoEcEs

INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 20, 1868.
The owners aud occupants of business
and dwelling houses within the limits of
this city, are hereby reminded of the
Order published March 10th, 1868, re-
q~uiring them to have the streets, alleys
and back-yards adjoining their respeo-
tive houses and lots thoroughly cleaned.
A thorough inspection of the city by
properly authorized persons will be had
in a few days, and any one found to
have neglected TO obey the Order will be
severely punished,
By order of
Brig. Genl j. d. MORGAN, CONG.
F. M. HELVETI,
Maj. and Act, Insp. Gen,
ap2e-4t
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a MEETING or THE DIRECTORs or THk
- Sashytlle Gas Light Company" March 7h,
lo95, the following resolution was passed
hesDfpedi That on account OF tho very higb price Of
Goa, and advance 10 Che eKpeunes OF nianuactndng.
~ yvmPany cannot sell Gas. amer Tie lat day Of
Nu''o neo' March ~, 1868.
SAMUEL WATKINS, Pres.
AplS--lm f. .I0NU"
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Commercial.


DAILY UNION orfIcK,
NAnyLlE, April 25th, 1893
coFfEE-ln good supply al 50 10 90 cents D pound.
~suaAR-Browu 27o Crushed SOC. per n.
TrA-S2@S2 so n. The stock q ueht.
GolOES srRrr-sl 5o@t 70 y gallon No Molas-
sos IN market.
~FLouR-sl2@1S 70 barrel.
~nAooN-supply liberal sales at loo. . n.
RIoE-None Ia market, exoeptin the Retail trade.
CANDLKs-star 20@2s cents " n Tallow Is cents.
s~oAP-Ample supply atl2h9ls cents n
sALr-s99$lo "a barrel
Tooaoco- Tho stock Of Tobacco Is small, and
mostly ofinferIor grades, whiehael At 15c@sl y n.
BAoaINo-2Jo v yard,
RoPE-lbe n. l.
ISpIso-t282 25 RD
MADDKR-k5e % 10,
SrARoH-7o % N.
sopA-l2Ac q n.
FAMILY Marketing.
BEsF-scarce at 25c D r,
PoRK--l2h@l6o On.
MUuoN-25o q 10.
CmcKnSs-I5o a piece.
T~ueKsYs-S2@s2 boa piece.
PorAlons-sweet, 81 25 y peck Irish, ISL rs y
peck.
BEANs-l2ko n qlsrt.
sAAp-5Oo y peck.
EaGs-45 d dozen
hoauSY-lO@l2ho q quart.
BurrEE-l6o Pm,
LAHb-l69Sc an.
LnrrcS-2ic for halfa dozen heak.
uAtoSs-loo a bunch.
WANTED.
Am HANDS. A. THE HANDS WHICH HAYE
DUU been al my employ will report. Good wages
viii be paid Two COED Sawyers and two good Engi-
neers waited orun a Circle Saw MN. None but The
best need apply OUI WTTKOWgKI,
MafchtNu No. 10 Public square.
L%ouisyille Jaa'nai copy eno week aud charge this
one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
A YER's 7q
=; q .n;iRILIS1nr

2 a = "
Are you sICE, feSla. and
eowplainingl Are You out OF
order, With Your systcm ue'
r,i,gedg aid yoilr Feelings UNI
l6oinfJrtalIlei 'These syinp-
toms are often the prelude W
sariuls ililess. sqme III oi
sickness is creeping upon you
aud should lc ayrtteo by y
un,6iy usc n tho right rem
gdy. Take Aytitc pplS, aud
6lGanrs init. iisorderci hn.
lKluls2 mrlry ilre bldcd, aii'l
Jpt the hnids move on uhob-
rllucted ui health again
AI,uy slinnItte tho functions
N 4 lip body into vigo,ous ne
.,ll,dy, putty ihehtstc'n from
,ih, distractions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
PRESIDENTS OF CoLLEGEs I'M oHI(

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MABlE7sA UoLAEsa. TT ID truly mayIibcont work.
an honor TO- the suthoT, tho publlshsrF ana tt hols
country, President Andrews. lt3 sns' -i-
ONO WnKEYAA UnlvERGxY - IL txcoeds my Sapecia
tons. II will be my guido In photography and pronun
oatlon and will often be oonyulted BY mo for Ia
and accurate definitions" President Thompson.
W. h. HaECrro 0oISRss --oH Heretofore We have used
Webster's orthogIaphy, AT 3 recent meeting Of our
Faonlty,h was decided 10 change to conform 10 that
Of Worcessr's Royal ouarto Dictionary, ,"Prssldeut
aarhsld. ii a.sg.gsy L4a ls,'5 s4 9 J.
WRHTERA RssKAyl OoLLEsE,-tI end II worthy Of
cordial appreciation ."--president Hitchcock. 4.
olnlM ooAKkaR.-''It more than meets ny expeota,
tIons. recommend II 80 tho standsrd Authority in
orthoepy to my children and my pupils. ."Prssldenk
Morgan. -ic -''
AETIoCR OOLkHsS. ."r adopt and aim TO use in toass-
ing, writing and speaking, the srthoSphy aud pronSn,
ciAticn Of Worcesters Royal ouarto Dieilcpsry.''.
President Hill. st rsr .1.H' l
I'm all my writing, Epeskng, and teaching, have en-.
deavored to conform to The mes for orthogrsphy and
pronunciation a. contained In WoTcesteEs Dictionary.
Horace Mann, late President, ....... = ..,-
KbYon OoIIusR, GAMumR ,--.I most cordially reoom.
mopd tss the most reliable standard authority Of The
gnglsh language 80 It h row written and Spoken"
President Andrews,
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Az n Family Phrs.e.

~ lT1Unt DIl ~. w Odrhgigh, Nei0 otiedns' ''
Your pls nro tho prince Of purges Thoir cEcallhlt
lualities surpasa any caarliC We poisc5s They ui6
mild but very certain and ociual in then acpn on 'he
bowels, which makes them YalWb'5 to m IN o Ha''i
treatment of disease. -ea -.-.
Bea6a che, ,sicBIIendncbe, To"l stOns"ch,
From Dr FJ,ou6 R,ydi BaItinoe i
DEAR Im0 AyEn; Icannot answer you what ronlplnnt'
lavo cured with your Pills better than 10 say nNo W
e,r pett 6it dI1h gaus faedtcine place great dcren
dsncs elccluh cathartic in my daily contest wiz,
disease aud believing as 10 that yon r1 nhul u s
best We have Of cot,Go yah!e them highly.
PtTs8uRGy I.-May 1850
9E. J. O. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly fWcl ct
Tie worst h,atthe any lhIy can have by do'e or two
Of your Pills. 1T secu5 10 arse rom toni stomach
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours win arsatYespact RD. S. pRfELC,
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Exeelaior Invigosrator 4, I
GAp0L EQN'S HAIR ToiLETl

They would slso snnsunO, to tn. public tha, the, ar,
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Sm Il have used your Pills IN my general and hospital
raccc ey6t since y0u made them and cannot hesitate 10
w they arehD best calhailc employ. Hhch rsgu-
Sing action On the liver is quick aud decided conss-
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I that organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of
1os dias 80 obstinate tbat IA did not readily Yield n
them frbternaliy yoursf lAt0N20 BALI, NJ y,
lass, Physician Qffhs Marine JiOspitot .
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays Oh.
cepted) as folloWs: a-G li
NIGHT HXPRESS--Leayes Columbns via Central
Ohio b. n. Ais a. m.i viii stop at al stations when
signaledl arriving at Beaire at 1925 q. m Baltimore
600 o. NIL Washington City, 500 o. Eight trains
daily to Philadelphia and New York; also connects at
Bellsire for PtsbuTg Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York. -
NrGHT EXPREBB-Leaves cole@Dus via eteuben,
ville ais a. MI arrives at 6tehbenville, HiOO m,
Pittsburgh, 320 p. mi Harrisburg, 200 q. m; BALI
moro, G;l5 =. M; philadelphia o;35 a. MI New York
via Allentown, 935 q. M; via Philadelphia, 1900 m.
NRw YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBBNvrLA-
Leaves Columbus, HIS m,i arrives at Stcubonvle,
Sis y. M; PittsbuIg, 500 p. M; Harrisburg 5l3 q.
M, baltimore, 1l3Oa, M; Philadelphia 1920 a. MI
New York, 300 p, m, G sla l' 80 sel,
DAY ExPREsg Wis CENTRAL OHIO r. r.
Leaves Columbus, $40 o. NIL will stop al all stations
and arrive at BelAiro, 1000 p. MT Grafton 2S5 0. m
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland 535; MartinhbuIg, ll4si
Harpers Ferry, l03 p. me-; Baltimore; 5;O0l Washing
ton 0ity, 0:35I Philadelphia, 1880 p. Blight trains
to New York daily. Arrive at Pittsburg, $40 ., m (;
Harrisburg, l245 p, M; Baltimore. 5;35 2. mi
Philatslphis, 5;25 p. M; New York, 1000 p. m.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
PstseDEor desiring tickets by Tho above routes via the
Pennsylvania Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should DO particular 10 ask Tor tlem via BeAlre or
Stenbenvlls. ----.----s9-
~ 1. A. HuT0HIEs0N,
jnue7 General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
Dyspepsia, JmpurIty oG tho Blood.

From Rec. j. u Hines, Pastor ef Adpcut CL,pfl Boston
I'm Afm: have used your rilli with eIlraordiuaD
success in my family and among those called 20 visit
in distress. 10 regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify tho blood they tho very bost remedy have
over known aud ! can confidently recommend them !"
my uiepds, 2 miea sai four@ ''N HINES
1 q s,WARsAWj Wyoming 90, N. ", 0ct, 2I 1855
pEAR Sir am using youu Clthartic rilll inmy prac-
tl and fnd them cxcel6nt purgatvo 10 cleanse the
system and purity nc fonntdihs Of he biocd
sJc' ~ JOHN q. MEACuAM, NJ, D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

From Or. MeJd0Tt HN, of Nw ltE on,
Not only are your PILLS admirably a1iptei 70 'i phr
pose as an apelignt ut find e hcuctCtl effect unou
tho Liver very marked Indeed, They have 10 my p,ac
tce proved moro eIectIla fo Tho Cnrc Of bilious com
pLniifs than my remedy cln neuiiun. Hncursly
rsjoice that we have ut length pugnlye which IS ~ol-
thv tie conhdonch Of The nlofessOn md the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
pysentery, lpiarrhcN, Relax, Worms,


Your Pills have had q long trial in mYpfmt'cc, and
hold them in esteem Of tho bost aporionts have
ever found. Their aerave effect upon tho Fver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses iol
bilious dyssntery ard did1Thod Their sugar.coatine
makes them very acceptable aud convenient for tho
OF women and children