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=" In Hoe Viuces."
ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS.

This invaluable preparation first used in modified form
in FRENCH ARMY HOSPITALS. during the late Crimean
War thence its name) and also considerable degree IN
private practice when its efficacy demonstrated not only
as preventive Of diseases incident camp life but Elf
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Bad Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
AfiiMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT
Take
DR. SWAYNES
Compound syrupoi
w lid CHERRY.
Il always
CURES.
6LwafNE SON, No. $50 North 9Th st, Philsdelphis
80 bARNkS 2oz broadway. WELLS, lis Franklin st.
French China.
HAVILAND, MERRITT Co.,
\ IMPORTERS,
I No. so Broadway,
- sesxiy opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel
II ns,A1egG's Lever skate Buckle,
oa".sd tDd for sale StTsps, al wholesale by
sSIhNENS, No. 215 Pesh-st, New-York
and No. W Ku5v st.. Boston. Mass.
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FEVER AND AGUf,

which had def d the usual remedy Of Quinine
Some time since tie formula list Of ingredients was sub
....::..-..o
sURGEOS.G GENERAL HAMMOND, u. s. A.,
who expressed bis unqualified spobon OF The combustion,
In addition 10 which
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ASIAN
ExHILARAyT TONIC.

Our compound T. the perfection Of Chemical ard Medical
Art by Il, alternative properties prevents constipation and
though il highly eIhiarates,
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Tie GLOWING is table of the principal Of the
humber for Saturday, Nov. 2s, 1863:
PRINCIPAL CONTENTS or NUMBER FOURTEEN.
fhe Military Situation. Army aud Navy Personal
ersiery Of the Grand Carr Items and Incidents.
paizn The ictory ia Tennessee.
The Battle Of ChicksnsuyaL la War Time.
senera Orders No. 49, Rernlistment OF Three ears
No Grog, No Sailors. Men.
TIE 6unboat SassacGs- lEdtonal Paragrbpbs .
Justice TO the Army. Foreign Military and Naval
Tts Coonels Elect Matters.
A1asrsons Flag Somlsr THE British Army in India
Mil cry Education. THE Prince Consort in Gale.
The Crossing Of the RaIaban Generals from ffivates
noei. lfte Southern Artillery
lnanry Equipments. Navy Yard. and Naval Sta
The G.ttysbuIgh Cemetery. TONS
fer,hc alton, Permanent and Various Naval Matters
He'd. Army sNd Navy Gazette.
9be LInperor's Speech TO the Marin ges and Deaths.
Chambers.
TIE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
t rply attained 10 envable reputation the best
e Of the Army and Navy, and their cordial respect
md fullest confidence Its contributors among the abest
ns writer's the country and its facilities for obtaining
- military intelligence uuryaled
fhk JOURNAL Is l6psge, qusrto sheet printed In ue
Fssye Of the topographic art, and the finest paper
fnss s5 year. IN advances 50 for siI months sinsle
e'pS u cents. For sale by all newsdeslera
W. G. CHURCH, Proprietor
No. 1872 Broadway New.Vork
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SURGEONS OF TIE UNITED STATES ARMY,

Ia variou. localiie. with many others, from personal trail
have rendered written and verbal Testimonials confirming b
yond doub, It. remarkable geneu medicinal properties
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Fall and Winter.

Fall and Winter. ,,. , ou ~ w;.,,.~
he brs place TO buy OvERCOATS, aad Fail and WINES
t. b. BALDWINS,
Nos. 20 and y Bowsry.
Tn, iarys,, s,sor,nen, and store in the city.
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The Round Table,

A NATIONAL WEEKLY PAPER,
EsTA BLIsHED FOR THE FREE AND IMPARTIAL
DISCUSSION OF CURRENT TOPICS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT OF AMERICAN
LIFE AND LETTERS,
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Durham Il Brojisss,
CI.OTInNF

Dunhmm Il Brokers',
CLOTHING
.upcrb stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS ~
In the Men. and Boy. Departments,
Ready made 3.
ONERCOATss-
OF Moscow, Esquilno and chnch5A scsver'.
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH,
English, Scotch and American Coating.
sup-rinc dress suits Of all qusiiiies.
for
ROY'S AND MEMS WEAR
no ~ iTH-Ay., OPPOSITE COOPER NSiir''H
AND
NO o. LAFAYETTE PLACE
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Wistar's Baisom of wild GERRY.
wIsTABS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
W1sTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wISTARS BALSAN or WILD CHERRY.
WIsTARs BAISAM or WILD CHERRY.
WlSTARS BALSAM Oh WILD CHERRY.
One ofthe OLDEST and MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
M the world. for
COUGHS.
COLDS
and all
LUNG COMPLAINTS
CLERGYMEN LAWYERS, SINGERS,
s those who,e profession requires unusual exercise Of
Oh. vocal organ. will find instant aud eccua relief by using
thi. remedy. small quantity allowed pass The in
ts art n the difficulty
f0R SALE
J. =. DiNSMORE. No. fal broadway. New.York; SETH
w tDWLE a CO., No. 10 Tr.nontsi., Boston aud by oil
dTust'ts
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New.York County Volunteer C"nn"i'ecs u
Office No. 80 BROADNAi
40 600 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
~ The following are the pecopiary inducements cnefea'
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down. P'''
STATE BOUNTY ''''''''''''~'
United STATES BOUNTY to new recruits...''. "'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY additional to veteran
A -
GEORGE OpDSkE, Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Somptroler,
ORISON NJ, Supervisor,
ELIJAH y. PURDN, supervisor,
WILLIAM X. sTEwARr, Supervsor'
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, supervisor.
County Cor imi'tee.
ORlsON BLUNT, L hartman.
kcuslall's AmhOitRe.
KESDALI,S AMBOLiNE,
kEXpkLL,S AMBoI.lNEr
FOR THE HAIR
| FOR THE HAIR.
FOR TIE HAIR,
! An Invoice just Received.
| An Invoice just Received
\ A, ul,bold'. Chemical Warehouse,
> At Hcmhold's Chemical Warehouse,
No. 59s Broadway.
M Jyi Bg9liwaY,
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The Peruvian syrup
THE PERUVIAN SfRUf.
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
THE PERUVIAN SfKUf.

/ 4. . P,o,s.ted solution Of the ~ ,o,.. "
NFW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.
THAT STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DiSEAsb
bbv a. ppIying the blood with its ,,,y
v! 'PF' VITAL PRINCIPLE,
LIFE rLEMENT IRON. ~
o. nysprpsiA FEMALE WEAKNEsSES, sna al
q chronic DISEASES characterized by DEBILITY
i SPECIFIC.
Depot No. 4sl broadway. - r.
Foi sale by all Dnssis1<
Removal.
On WEDNESDAY, Nov 70
IN HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO sHIvERiSa hUAAN'fi'
Tn, PATENT METALLIC MEMBERSHIP COM
e. PANY. sole ProPrietors Of
BROWNIES METALLIC wEArHER-sTHlf
AND w1NDOw-BANDS.
m ,.mo,. from No. 2i2 to their spacious wrsroom NO. W
Broadway corner Of Bsechs over the MANHATTAN
= Bank --- 80
Et,. 1:oId siceve-Buttons, NsW wv inSs6S nj.
sEvIS TEN TWELVE, FIfrEEN'o T"INAA
g. LARS PAIR For saleby n r. ALIEN
Il. No. us BsVsdwsv, one soo' ps'0" 0s~~
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% ". Chiffon L Co..
Marble Store. No. % Walker-si., Sew-> ors.
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DEMONSTRATION.
SALEM, Washington, County, Ind,
Nav Is. 1859.

SALEM, Washington, County, Ind,
May Is, 1859.
DR.. RoBAcK - Dear Sir My son
Thomas was given up by the physicians,
this last summer, as hopeless case. He
was almosta skeleton, flesh and muscles
seemed to have wasted away He could
not rise from lying to sitting position.
One Doctor said it was case of Lumbago,
and thai all the doctors in the world could
not cure him, and that he would have been
dead long ago, if he had not been so we'll
nursed A callosity formed on the out
side of the left thigh, extending from the
hip to the knee, and the Doctor said he
would have to 'sopen the thigh and scrape
the bone The operation being Severe,
I was persuaded to try your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. 1 pro-
cured three bottles of the Purifier and two
boxes Of Pills, and to my astonishment
they took away the callosity, and restored
him to health, and he is now able to work.
These are the facts of the case, and you
are at liberty to make what use of them
YOU please, and to refer to me, if you
think proper Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
I. P. OF the NJ f. Church.
Readerl do you know of any other
remedies on earth that will produce such
glorious results as the above?
See advertisement.
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sM- Ayers American Almanac for 1868
is now ready for delivery gratis, at the
agents, who are happy to supply AN that
call fer them Every family should have
and keep this book 1t is worth having.
Comprising much general information Of
great value; it gives the best instruction
for the cure of prevalent complaints that
we can get anywhere. Its anecdotes alone
are worth bushel of wheat, and its medi-
cal advice is sometimes worth to the sick
the Wheat's weight in gold. Many of
the medical almanacs are trash, but this is
solid metal. Its calculations are made
#purposely for this latitude and are there
fore correct. Call and get an Ayers Al
manac, and when got, keep it.
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8 DIED-Of Diptheria, Oct. 2StA, 1862,
JULIA A. A.. daughter of Wm. L. and
Louise Davis, aged d years, months and
3 days. -,
-On Nov. 4th, 1862, of same, GRACE
IRENE, daughter Of Wn. l.. and Louise
Davis, aged years, > months aud days.
{ swset buds of promise! bright in beau
8 ty's bloom
Fresh in the fragance of lifo's dewy morn;
Two cherished fow'rets gathe1s I'd to she
tomb,
r. r. CT scsrcc the sunlight on their pathway
dawned.
Deep in the silence of their narnoy bed
The treasured hopes OF doting hearts lie
crushed,
Yet or ti,eir wreck no sorrowins tears be
shed.
Anl every murmuring sigh Submissive
hushed.
VIII He not faithful watch, and rightly
will
Whate er is wise and proper for our goodi
Then in his kindness trust; we ever still
Firmly rely and know that he is God
And huinbly with submissior
bow.
Kissing the hand that aimed the fatal blow
Resting assured, that what We know no
+ now,
We. shall with rapturous JOY hereafte
- know. NJ. O. NJ
4
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Legal Notice
January I, 1868.

In the aNonroe County Probate Court.
N OTICE--Daniel Dennis, Catharine Swaub,
IN Joseph Swaub her husband, will take
notice that on the 18th day of December S62
John H. Sorgel as the Administrator of John
Dennis, deceased. fled in the Probate Court OF
the County of Monroe ani State of Ohio, his
petition against them, the object and pray Ell
of whichpetltion is to obtain order OF said
Court to sell the west half of the north west
quarter and the north west quarter of the
south west quarter of section one. in town.
ship thr.e. of range FIVE, in said cnunty, 10
pay debts of said Estate. Tie said Daniel
Dennis, Catharine Swaub and Joseph Swaut
who reside in the State of Pennsylvania
will take notice that said petition will be fol
hearing or the 18th day of January 1868.
HoLLISTER & OKEY, Att'ys
for John Il. Sorgel, Admir-.
Dscembsr 81, 1862 --4w.
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Sheriff.s Sale.
E. Frowenfeld & Brothers,
against

John 7. Taylor.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me di-
ID rected from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County, o., will offer for sale at public
auction. al the front door of the court house, in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ, and four
o'clock p. M, on
.Seturday, ttes7th day of F braary, 1868,
the following real estate, situate in said coul.-
ty, to wit:
Five acres in the north west corner of the
west half of the south east quarter OF section
thirteen (l30 township foar (4,) and range
six 6 }
Also, fifteen acres in the south part of the
south west quarter of the north east quarter
of same section, township and range, said
tract of land being bounded ossthe east by
lands of Eleszer Williams and John Scott, on
% south by lands of James and John Scott,
on the west by lands of Richard and William
Scott, and on the north by lands of Rehecca
Rose and Christian Cehrs, as described on the
grand list for taxation in said county.
Taken In execution and levied ul on as the
property OF John T. Taylor, at the suit OF
L Frow enfield s. Brothers.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
January 7f1s63
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Legal Notice

MOI NR'o 3 fCOMMoN N-PLRAs.
against IN given to the
Eberezer MILLS and Caroline defendants in
Mills, Defendants. this case that
petition is fled in said court by said plain
tiff, praying a decree for sale of the south
west quarter of the south east quarter Of see
ton i've. township four and range Eve, con-
tanning forty acres, to pay debt secured by
Mortgage, of two hundred and fifty dollars
and interest on it Of ten per cent. yearly from
25th of January 85S, and taxes, interest and
penalties, of six years on said land amounts
to $2l, l,S7i. Said defendants are required to
answer said petition by the Oath day of Jan
uary 1853, or judgment will be taken against
you at the Spring Term 1868 by default
THOMAS H. GENIN.
December 8. 1S62-6w.
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GRNN AND SrocK TRADE bF CHIcA-
60. We Iearn that the Messrs Fairbanks
have set in the elevators in thi&e dur
ing the last year, about scverfy of their
Eve hundred bushel hspper sales, and
several smaller ones Zach 81 these can
be loaded to its full capacity aA the load
discharged in few minutes, which shows
something Of the immense ampant Of grain
which Can be weighed upon Them They
have slso set. at the different ftock yards
IA. fhe city. 6ye o. heir stock ifales, with
platforms Of snf;e ent SHE q weigh a
wh0ls car iosd ut once, wIItei must add
greatly to the facii' t es for shipping live
stock from this marx ct. .-C C'kiceP 7fi6nne.
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A Card to the Suffering.

re .
The Rev. WILLIAM CR osGRoyE. while
laboring as Missionary in Japan, was
cured of Consumption, when all other
means had failed, by recipe obtained
from a learned physician residing in
the great City of Jedao. THIS recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of henefi'ting others, [ will
send this recipe. which / have brought
home with me, to all who need it, free
of charge. Address
REV. WM. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dec. "a, 1862 --ly.
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Legal Notice.
In tie Probate Court Of Monroe Comfy,
Ohio.

In tas Probate Caurt Of Monroe Comfy
Ohio.
4 Ohm BOOTH, who resides out of the
a. State of Ohio. will take notice, that
on the 10th day of December, A. D. 1862
William Workman as the Administrator oi
Berjamihe Wheeler, late of Monroe County
Ohio, deceased. filed his petition in the Pro
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. agains,
him aud Others the object and prayer of which
is to sell the following Real Estate, to pay
debts, TO wit:
The west half Of the north west fourth Of
section number fifteen O5,) township mum.
ber four a. and range number four a, II
kenroe County. Ohio. Said petition will b.
fer hearing in said Court on the ls.h day o
January 1853 WIN WORKMAN, Admir-. :
asssnat ss''ea. J. w. RlcH. RnsoN, Atty.
3 December "a, I86g.--4w. s-
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Sheriff S Sale.
Thomas Goodman,
! against fs

George w. Woodbridge.
|pY virtue of an order of sale TO me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Wash
ington County, O., will offer for sale at public
at otion, at the front door of tho court house
in tho town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. m, and four
O'Clock p. M, on
Satxrdoy, the 24th day of Jannary 1868
the following described real estate, situate il
said county, to wit:
The north. east quarter of the north eas'
quarter Of section plumber thirty-six, town
snip number one, and range number fcur.
Taken in execution and levied upon as tn,
properly of George w. Woodbridge, at til,
suit Of Thomas Goodman.
GEO%W. GARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. CO.
| December s4.ls6Z.
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NASHVILLE. January

The Fedsrals encountered the Rebels
on the Both ult., near Stuart's Creek, and
after heavy skirmishing the Rebels were
driven back. We captured 100 prisoners
and killed and wounded a large number
Of rebels. ~
Our loss was 80 killed and wounded.
At day break on the 31st the fight was
renewed with great fury.
McCook 8 corps was opposed to Hardee,
and after desperate fighting with heavy
loss, McCook retrcated miles. He soon
rallied and was again driven back. At
night he was 4 miles this side Of the
ground occupied in the merning. The
fight continued until 10 o'clock, p. M, at
which time We had maintained our posi-
ton. The Federal loss was heavy.
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sna- We have received Mas Demorests
Quarterly Mirror of Fashions; il is a mag
niscent number, containing IN the --latest
Stylss, for Cloaks, Dresses, Bonnets, Chill
drsn's Dresses. &c. Every Lady who is
her own Dress Maker, sho9d subscribe
fer Il at once.s Terms .0( per year.
Address, NINE. DEMQREST,
= No 473, BroadHay, N. Z.
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ekA X. X.
MEN Do NOT LOVE TO DIE.

To live is the natural desire of man; but
TO- enjoy life it is necessary to possess
health, and health can only be secured by
strict observance of temperance in all
things. The moment pain or discomfort
is experienced, it is a sign that disease
threatens to inflict its torments upon us.
Then is the time to use RADwAY's READY
RELIEF Let this medicine be resorted
to on the FIRST indication of pain; in few
moments all pain and uneasiness will cease.
In case of sudden colds, coughs, sore throat
.inhuenzu, Group, faceache headache, tooth
ache, pains in the bones. joints, etc, if Rad
ways Ready Relief is used in a few min
utes relief will be experienced, and in
few hours the patient viii be free from
sickness. a
HOT. RELIEF SLING.
Add teaspooniul of Ready Relief to
half "a tumblor of hot water, swcctcned
with sugar. on going to bed; it will cure
the worst cold, stop the most troublesome
coughs, and insure calm end undisturbed
sleep. In attacks of rheumatism, neural
gia, stiff joints, sprains, etc., one or two
applications of the Ready Relief will effect
a cure. Every family should keep this
medicine in the house; on all occasions
wher there is pain its use will secure you
ease aud comfort. We beg to present to
the readers OF the Advocate the following
letter:
MEMPHIS, Macomb Co., Mich, Sept. 4, g.
DR.. Raduny-Dear SIR. About four
years since was very much affected with
DISEASED LUNGS.
NV friends thought 1 had the consumption.
1 was entirely unfit for business, raised
blood, and had every SYMPTOM of the
above fatal diseases. One night, on going
to bed thought [ woulds take a sweat,
and took your Ready Relief Ga hot water)
IS stinulant to sweat me. 1t did so.
The perspiration was Of sllny substance
and offensive smell L followed taking
the Ready Relief every other night for
four weeks, and at the end of that time
was entirely WE'LL This is true statement
Iof facts, which viii illtestify to under oath
Yours, etc.,
JAMES SAGE, Sage's Hotel,
Memphis, Mich.
! Should small l-pox, scarlet fever, measles,
ldiphtheria prevail, use Railways Ready
Relief daily as drink; and in case you
Iexperience pain. headache, nausea, watery
discharges from the eyse and nose, it will
prevent serious illness from these com
lplaints. Small pox can be arrested in it.
progress, and cured in its incipient stage.
| as readily as any other disease; and i
Railways Ready Relief is used when pair
is first experienced you will have no fur
ther trouble from smallpox or any othe1
disease. DIR. Railways Ready Relief il
sold by druggists everywoare. DR.. RAD
i WAYS OFFICE, 81 Maiden Lane
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THE UNION FOREVER,

MARRIED-Dec. both 1862, by Rev.
James Logan, Mr.. JAMES NJ. BtsHoP, of
Belmont County, and Miss SARAH A.
OBIISGKR, Of Monroe Co.: O.
--On the lst day of January, 1853, by
Rev G. H. Edwards, MIR. JEPTHA T.
puyAIL and Miss MELINDA A. CHAD
DOCK, all OF this county.
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Legal Notice.
In the Piobae Court Of Monroe County,
Ohia

IN the Pio6dR C0urt oT Monroe County,
Ohio.
4 ANEY MOSHER, Mary Mosher and
~ PHILIPPINE Mosher, who reside out Of
the State Of Ohio, 3ill take notice, that on
the Eighthday of December, A. d. 1862, John
J. Egger, as the Administrator of Mary Keyser
late of Monroe County, Ohio, Deceased, filed
his petition il the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio against them and others, the
object and pryer of which is to sell the fol
lowing Real Btate to pay debts, to wit:
Town lots numbered six (6) and seven Cd
in the town o. Miltonsburgh, Monroe County
Ohio. Said Fttitlon will be for hearing, in
said Court onthe 10th day of January, 1868.
JOHN J. EGGER, Admir-.
December u, 1S62-4w.
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Estray Colt.

bay horse colt abont four years old, hind
feet white, and a small star in the forehead,
was taken up by the subscriber on the first
day Of December. The owner will come for
-wxrds prove property. pay charges and take
possession of it. The subscriber lives abon,
twoJniles north of .Woodsfeld. .w
ALEXANDER PETE. .
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1ar g There is nothing ndK under the
SUM- vas the exclamation d the wisest
man thst evsr lived. NINE. DEMoREsT OF
4ss Broadway, has proved tie contrary,
for she has introduced to tie public q
regular bijos Of sewing nadine, which
by tarniug . crank does the running stich,
xsthers, hens, runs up bretdths, etc,
1ftb railroad speed. 1t cosls but five
dotlarsN. Y. Sxn.
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psa- Sabre Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, and
all other kinds of Wounds, also Sores,
Ulcers and Scurvy, heal safely and quickly
under the soothing influence of HOL-
LOWAY'Se OINTMENT. 1t heals to
the bone, so that the wound never open
again. Soldiers supply yourselves. On
% IS cents per Pot. 233.
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Sherifrs Sale.
Stein & Brothers, assinees of Joseph Kir
cade.


cade,
against
Andrew Miller and Samuel Miller.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, l will offer
for sale st public auction, at the front door
of the court house, in the town of. Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. NJ, on
Saturday, The 7th day Of February, 1868
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Town Lots number sixty and fifty, seven
in the Town of Antioch, Monroe County
Ohio.
Let number sixty, appraised at S5z5, ane
lot number seventy-ive appraised at $50.
Taken in.execntion and levied upon as the
property Of Andrew Miller and Samuel Mil
Ter, at the suit of Stein & Brothers. assineel
OF Joseph Hincade.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
Jannarv \ 1ss3.
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FAIRBANKS
STANDARD
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mH1n Also, Warchou!e Trucks,
Letter Presses, SC.
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAR, & CO.,
172, Lake Street, CHIcAHo.
~ Be careful 70 buy only the genu-
inc -vz3u
january Z, l663-Iy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-01-07
JAMES YU. WAET0M,
Goyernme entail Claim Agent,
.ss WOODSFIELD, OHIO
Office, opposite the Court House.

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REFERENCES
Hon. J Gnr Land Office Hon William F. Hunter
osephS Wlson Ex =" R.
lJohnR Chief Clerkof Pensions N.
Hon. R. J. Aud.d i Treasury VIM