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Syphilis aud nIercurial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram .Sloat. n 81. Louis. Missouri.
a. ind your SARsAPARILLA more efeciual
and for syphitic disease than any other we possess
The profession are indebted TO YOU for some of the
best medicines we have.n
From H.. j. Frelich, M d. an eminent fhysiciah qf
Laurence. Mass. Who Is q prominent HieIabeF Qf
the Legislature OF Massachusetts. .. - ..
"DR. AVER My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPARIIIA an excellent remedy for SyFhais,
both the primary and secondary type, ana effect
ual in that were TOO obstinate 10 yield 10
other remedies. ! do not know what we can en-
puy with more ceIt tainty Of success, where power
fu Alternative is required"
Mr. Chas. S. Tan Licig, Of Neir Brunsuct, " J.,
had dreadful ulcers his legs, caused by the abuse
ofmercury or merctuiGt disease, which grew more
remedy or treatment that could be applied, uhi the
perseYering use of AYERS SAEsAPAEILLA relieved
lin. Few cases can be found more luNctciate ana
distressing than this and IL took several dozen Dot
ties TO cure him.
Leucorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrofaious Ulcer
dtiOR and are very often cured hy the Alternative
effect of this SARsAPA P1LLA. Some cases require,
however, in aid of the SAEsArARILLA, tbe skiful
application oflocal remedies.
Jacob Morrill, Qf Cincinnati
~ have found your SAEsAPAEIl.LA an excellent
Alternative il diseases OF iema.Cs Many cases OF ir.
regularity, LcucOrIhwa, Internal Ulcelauon, aud
local debility, arising rom tie scroiu onS di3hesis,
have Yielded 10 it. and there are few that do hoi,
when its effect is properly aided BY local treatment"
4 lady, ulscHing 10 dlio'c the publication of her
name, uiifeS:
"My daughter ana m self have hcen cured Oft
very debiiitating LcucOr hna OF long sthncing, BY
two bottles Of your SAEsAPARILLA"
Rheumatism, Gout Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrorda in the system, are rapidly
cured by this Ext. SARsAPARILLA,
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Early Physical Degenerncy of
Tho Am ordCan Poop @
lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A Stone

lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A SLone.
- ply cisn tine Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute
Treatise or the Causes Of Elry Physcd Decline of A.
mercan People the Cause Of Nervous Debility, Corsunl'
tion aud Maras,nus
This work is one high moral toqe written in chaste, ye
thrilling language and apeals dieetiy 10 the moral con
ing sciehtlfcand ithle fts apl ltrtatIneutor cure
1t will be sent by ID on the recei Of two 80 cent stamp
Parents md tp seli aud obtain t.s book.
b Young Men, tai send fer this GOlk
Ladies' too should at once secure copy OF this boos
IA Word Of Sulrmn Conscientious Advice to
Those who sill Reflect
class Of maadies prevail tn fearful extent in the
Inuuity booming least 10000 youth Of both
ally 10 early Thse diseases very nre fec
understood Their external manifestation, symptoms
Nervous Desiy. Re azaton and exhaustion Sara,lnus
wasting Consumption Of the tissues Of the whole bOdy short
breath, hurried breathing Ascending htl
eight ofsteps great palpainn Of th' Heart; Asthma
bronchitis aud sore froat shaking Of the Of the Hands
pd Limbs aversion To society aud 70 buspess or study
muess tie sight los Of the memory dizziness Of the
head, Neuralgia pain in the various parts OF the body
tion rreguariy Of the bowels dsranged ecTeons Of tue
Kidneys other glands of the bdy Leucohea Feur
Albus &c &c LiAe"ise Epilepsy, HyteTia' and Nervous
Nov Ia ninety nine cases in every hundred all the above
named isorder and host Of ohers, consumption OF tie
Lungs and that most nsi nus and wly form Of consumption
ofhe spinal nerves known IS a6es nesenteri;a have lhe
Of on the part Of Old school practice in treating syp
only.
DIR andrew Stone Physician to the roy Lung and ygenic
Institution Is engaged in treating this class Of erI
masdos with the astonishing The treatment
adopted by the Institution Il based upon tce1f
c principles with discovered remedies without minerals
poisons The facilities OF cure such that patients
he cared at their bones part Of the country from
curste descriptions of their by letter and have the
medicines sent by Mail express Printed inteog
will bs forwarded application.
1CousumPOn Catarrh and diseases OF the throat
we'll st the hol0e OF the patients at the lnstituon b,
sending the Cold Medieated INHALiNG BALsNAIo vfoRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and dlre
Irespondenee.
rVPaasnts applying for interrOgatOies advice,
enclose return ztamps 10 meet attention. ssFg~
EY-fhe tending Physician will be ound at the nsiu
tion for consultation, from M TO p each day sun
days 10 the forenoon. Address EA
DR. ANDREW STONE,t
- fhyseiln to the Troy Lune . flygien Institute,
A. ana Physician for Diseases Of tue Heart Lnpgs
y2os - .tl 06 Fifth Street, Troy. n. York
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.71N9f! Ayers
SAA..Es.Ss'.A..PAR1Lbh :. s.s'..
ron r REMEDY
lcporrrr /, Avn erpOFUIous Disc

sCRCFULA AND SCR0FUhOUS DISEASES,
Tr0m Twerv Idcs, tCeti-h9l0tcn merchant ~
Oxford Maine.
&C. have sold large quantities OF yonr SARsAPAn-
1rrA I'M never Ct one bottle which iailed OF the
desired effect mud fll satisfaction 10 those WHO took
IL AS fast as our people try IT, they agree thcie has
been no medicine like It before in our community"
Iruptions, Finlples, Blotches, Pustules,
Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin.
From Ret. RoJG Sfrdftor, bristol, England.
Z" l only do my duty TO YOU and the public, when
I add my testimony TO that you publish Of the me.
diciunl virtues of your SABsAPAiuL1.A. My daugh
Ter aged ten, had nn nflictipg hnmor In her cars
ewes, and hair for years. which we We're unable TO
cure until we tried your SABsArABlLLA. She has
been well for some mOuths.n
From Mrs Jdae y Rice. a; 1ceY kRou7i and much
esteemed iadB Of UeHNisriHc, Cape Nay Co., ~ ~.
" NY daughter has suffered for a year past wnh
scroiulous eruption, which was very tiuuDiesoinc'
Nothing afforded any relief until We tfied our Sei-
eAPARILLA, which soon completely cured hef'"
From Charles r. Gaqe Esq, Qfthe 'rtdetr-tnorRHim
Of GIge. NVrTOB 60, nidhWuctbitFS ~ c"u"t-
,jiod 61Iers ip Nashua, N. H.
had tof ecVcral years a very troublesome az.
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worse until
n is ftrIlta nv feaines and became an intolerGbe
rnliction tried almost everything man could OF
Loth advice and medicine, but without amy relief
whatever until / took your SAHsArAuLLA. II
Immediately made my face worse, as Ou told me it
might for Il time: but in few weeks the new skin
bcsun 10 form under the b.otches, and continued
until my face is smooth MS any body 3, and am
without a1iy symptoms of the disease that Know
oi enjey perfect health, and without Q doubt owe
it TO your SARsAPABlLLA.'
TNahfftty puvifv fha
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: i :
An Alternative, Tonic, DimeitJ&s Calhortic
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQVAEBD

FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQgALbD. .
Teeomp p6ahd sarxT Tarina RI Il ne used for tic pern-
nent of those diseases which jle fOta Sp Impure
Of the blood and morbid secrctids bfte m ann stomach
and deases arising ffop ipGdicious Of ersy, aud
They purely vegetable csn,pontd and may Ne Used BY
persons OF all They pleasant 10 the alte apdp
dnee no nausea, uneasnes gripping 10 theft dperhun
gRasds fppld sc siren Of tHnfs HhpsFe used
Ip[ihaseF, pe particular 70 ps for prs RobaIts Com
pound sarsaah iis ana bJefve Mat the green wrapper
NJ ., and G. P'Fas, ahd Il p1rehess none Others ~,
ne All apgs1 @ eGsghsls 1 elsts on'gs sqs @
Sh5icl .IStA SAh Ashd tath II SgyGf6 RIaRD, A.+atua
hio. GG3 JoOgdvE[ t1 ~
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Z BLOOD. BLOOD,
Helmbolts Highly Concentrated Compound
lW .ffA ~hl q + sitA.NHH 70 HNl 81 NaaF n
4 Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
.--,aa ,'s''." %. jf a Syphilis. .-3

N HfIYT f-I IC"l I7TU p y .T'-T = 1III-s-|
Ths is affection of the Blood aud attacks the Sexual
rgans, Linses Of tie Nose, liars, rnra Nndpipe, and
hte ueus uriees akingis Appearance In the form of
cers, elMboids Extract saIsaara PARTIES the Blood,
ienoyes scay Fn pti6nn OF tile skin, giving 10 the
npiexion Ch ar and esithy Color 1t being prepared
xIfeiy or this class of paints its Bood-Purih
Properties eTesrved ta greatet extent than any OF
tacparhten ot Sarsaiariia a. % aa3h ttrm gsnl 1so
NJ Zu1tt .lfsia' lfp NIrHr.i rts'rH1 tsHf
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N tatmtca eOaboaad Siaalails lsDneNSi.ggr'a
igk oiai8 amallW II II - mag ~ iiad
.vfs.so,l ,QA ri, ,thss H'ir,,,l cord ssa
FAYs sPANIsH HAIR GLOSS.

4 CLEAN. VIII tc and elegant preparation f2r Wououng
TIA, eroSih tuxafiahce and beauty 0f tho lIamo, ing
dmuJ scales prr feurt sndeping the surne9us dncases
of The sca unequned for keeping the hif np nlriirV
toll "a lGtcr II fsuhkc my n the Mcoholic AID O
rrSrptiuus 80 ccniouly ,set COZ die HIN itYupTioriy
u,rr all Hair uieIaa atoms consists iniis pTltrVs Viug
uornnp and cooling instead II dry aud heating ny thc ri
cIele eIsuton ami hciRg tres ntl@ grcoNqnaiucS
tarrwrpS, oils,Sc. tpowet picn"e ilSgWl{ o92sWhng
I peryent tie ioliclce Udt esd oi e 'ancc nc
&C ssaryitee sue,i beaay El gg9FtAci the
Gnt hecarrt1ifoh NJ the IiAtGistt viii infs,t morc
lasting he uiy ad noisipN To tht horthaoa vIHte bO'c
rf thr Hrubulic pupuiUtu uiS Usually sold ...I.,
NEbcs all fnd ilh lttrurctio the bcsl thtv caii
Ito dfe ,lden, n lieetiu, itin paer giving ita most
beauiin,l luse and causing it to grow uNnPHty. IL any
preparation uf cause the har togiOwc Spanish lia
! i,Inse wi do
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Patent Mcdiicciiihit6s2,.
. PiIls--Pills llsoJaaaITs

Among the large quantity Ihave the Printer he will
not have mention but few. Among them are the
following .g"'li- i' 'l.''
Brandets. James M0iAtt 10owaSs, Rotacks Parkers
Madame Bpyino's Granenberg, SOules, CheeSmaqs,
H."f het's, Poor Mans, sPaudlng,s, &c &C. 6c.
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A motto for the ValIaudghum D, m =
Gratis, expressing their position exactly;
Freedom of speech for treason and rebel
lion, but no freedom OF speech 0gains
slavery
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CERTiRi0A AfRslo1cuREs

sciENCE AND FAME ' ''
For Medical Properties of BUCHu Densstoy of the
United States .-.I1 -if si- . ...r
Physic $50 -.#H ..sri.. ...-H .Hf -.... . tr..f.
See madsby the late celebrated Dr.. PHYslCK,
Philadelphia. .'igaJ "af --.i'-, q 'H...
See remarks made by DR. EPHR I'm Mellow ELL, cee
brated Physician and Member OF the Royal College OF Sur
geOns Ireland aud published the Transactions of the King
See Medico,diurg,ea kAscw, bh1lishedlby BENJAMIN
TRAVERS FelOW of the l,0yal Colege of Sufgeons.,
FHce most If tue late stanfard Works on Medicine.
Extract Bnehu $500 per bottle, SIR for IS 90,
, 49," SersaPeriAs,, ! 90 90 -" ,r, SoOO
70 Improved Rose Hash,.: 90 -" .Hl 200
Or half dozen of each for $500 which will be sufficient
cure the most obstinate cases. II directions adhered
DelissfeUto any sdre packed from observation
n- Describe symptoms In all eoInnuDioat Gus. CureE
guaranteed Advice gratis. s'1i Hst"I l-f1rs"
- I9l hIi zN " gIrsr FaH1Hs 'lI... Ban ..I.F
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liELMBoLD's, ROSE WASH.

AH excellent Lotion for Bisesses Of Syphtc Nature
ard n injection in Diseases o the Urinary rgab sing
om HABITS OF dissipation, Used in connection with the Ex
tract B4chq aud Sarsaparla, IN suea diseases
Inended. ''' -'''''- '' ''
Evidence q the most responsible aud reable character will
accompany ne Inedieines. - .-.--l -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27
VOLUME 80. NO. Is.
Strong Characters.

Strength Of character consists Of two
things-Power Of VIII. and power Of self
restraint IL requires two things. there
fore. for It's existenoe-strong command
over them. Now IL Is here We make q
great mistake; We mistake strong isslings
for strong character. A man who bears all
before him. befor~ whose frown domestics
tremble. and whose burst Of fury make the
chiid-cn Of the household quake-becanse
be has his viii obeyed. and his own way IN
all things. We call him a strong man. The
truth Is. that Is the weak man; 1t is has
passions that are strong, be mastered by
them. Is weak. You must measure the
strength Of a man by the power Of the feel
ings be subdues. not by the power Of those
which subdue him. And hence composure
Is very often the highest result Of strength.
Dad We never scs a man receive a fiacrant
insult. and only grow a little pale. and
then reply quietly? That l. man spirit
ually strong. Or did We never see a man
an anguish stand. as If carved out Of solid
rock. mastering himself? Or one bearing
: hopeless daily trial remain silent. and
never tell 'he world what eankered his
home peace: The strength. lie who With
strong passion. remained chaste. he who.
keenly sensitive. with manly powers Of in
disnation in him. can be provoked. and yet
restrain himself. and forgive-these are the
strong men, the spiritual heroes.
REV. r. W. Robertson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27
Washington and the CORPORAL.

During the American Revelation. Il Is
said, the commander Of little squad was
giving orders 20 those under him relative
TO a log Of timber. which they were endeav-
orlns to raise 70 the top Of some military
works they were repairing. The timber
went up with difficulty. and on this account
the voice Of little man was often beard in
regular vociferations of Heave away,
there she goes heave bor- An officer. not
IN the military costume. was passing. and
asked the commander why be did not take
hold and render a little aid. The latter
astonished. turning round with the pomp
OF an emperor. said. - Sir an a corporal"
-" You are. are you p replied the officer.
" vas not aware Of that - and taking of
his hat and bowing. the OF ,er said. u
ask your pardon. Mr. Corporal and then
dismoanied. and lifted till the sweat stood
IN drops on his forehead When the work
vas fnishcd. turning 10 the comma der. n.
saia 80 Mr Corporal. when you have another
such JOB. and have not ui~r enough. sd
for your comnandcr-iu-chirf. ana Will
cone and help YOU a second time Tie
corporal was astonished. II was Washing-
ton wbp thus addressed him.
IHE LFGsL CHARGE. In old Massaehu-
setts in former times. If not nov. the statute
defined The fee Of a clergyman for ofsciatinr
az marriage ceremony. asd made one dol
lar and a half the legal charge. Rev.
c. =. Of p. father Of a
present member Of Congress. from the same
district. used 20 laugh over the intsrprrta-
ton one Of has parishioners gave 70 the
law lie vas an honest. hard working yeo-
man. Who was more literal than Eterarv
lie came % the minister with his rural
BRIDE. a. customary with the middle classes.
and had The Knot tied in the presence u
The family. Feeling good. doubtless.
that the event was over. and wishing 10
square accounts with his pastor. he looked
uP shccPi-hiy. a. be- stuck BIS hands into
his pockets and asked. WAL. par,on.
shat 60 you Tax for splicin' meY- Alr.
T. smiled ia BIS genial way. wiling
O. bother tbe fellow ltilc. answered
90 The law allows us nine shi!ings. Mr..
Jones. Yankee currency. Of course.)
Ihrusiing Bis hands deeper into his pock-
ei'. and drawing out a new " quarter.- the
smiling happy innocent replied. The
Ia" allows yc dollar ~ hall. does it2
Naal, then. DID Pui in a quarter. and make
@ one seventy five. o.
TIE simplicity vas 90 real. Mr. r
took tbc " sinner. and realized The bal
ance in the fun be had. ia telling the
jokc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

Anorr FEEr. The French zoo, i me,-
ger. narrow. and bony The spanish f,ot
p small anil elegantly curved. thanks % ,ts
Moorish blood, corresponding with the
'h'''iian pr'de--''hieh IN the ins,ep- The
Arab foot b. pr0vcrbial for its high arrb
stream can run under the hoiiow Of his
ioot. BE- descnrtion of bee form. The
ioot oi the Scotch b. large and thick. The
ioot of The lrish Is dat and square. The
Lng.ish ioot j. short and fcshy. In.
American foot b. art 70 b. dispropor,ion-
ateiy small
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

Some days SINCE Rev Dr. White. rector
Of a. LPiscoPal Charch IN Memphis. called
On The provost marshal 20 inquire uhesher
q would be considered too tre.so,.l.i. g.,
pray in pubiic for he president n 49, r-,,.i
confederacy. " guess not verv = so.,ly
replied that officer. 90 you have bee. -.
iug for him for two wears. snd -. 49,,
done us much harm ard I doot kno. -,
that you al sht as vel keep rh-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27
OLD SERIES.
An Abingdon Man in Reseldom. -

M hO.n tou Man IN hcocloOm. -
The following article. which Ne copy
from The Abingdon STANDARD. rciers % Mr.
Charles +. Brown. Formerly Of 50. Paris. ]
The Inauguration Of the great rebellion.
in ls6l. found Mr. Charles +. Brown. OF
East Abingdon. in stanton. Va. Stitching
knapsacks Tor the rebels. When the dark
cloud Of secession enveloped the Old Do
minion in its sullcn folds. and the aspersions
Of foul-mouthel rebels furnished her honor
AMI robbed hrr of glory. Mr. Brown found
himself hemmed In on every side. and una
bie % rvach his northern home lie visited
Aianassass. July .. AMI unfolds a tale Of
horror. rrsarling the condition Of that
bloody feld. a week after the battle. Ma
nv of the dead were stiu unburied. others
only partially covered. with their putrid
hands AMI frct pro;ruding from their shal-
low graves. other. still. partially covered
upon the spot wh,rc they frll. without even
an apology for a a,ravc.-with their eNtrcm-
itir- rotiing il The sun
During the winter Mr. b. made several
attempts % return home. Failing IN these
AMI NOT r,l,hing The idea Of beng drafted
into the rebel army. b. TUNED has stepS In
thc direction of New Orleans. and thence
northward. determined % die rather than
fghi hi, northern friends. \ Union man I'M
Louisiana informed him that IL was madness
% attempt -cachins the North-he would
never 1--we 20 ct therr. What money be
possessrd wa in confederate scrip. This
was turned INTO gold. a. 4 sacrifice of 6Ry
pr cent.
Mr.. =. reached Dccatur. Ala. unmolc,t-
81. AMI Vas passing through a portion Of
tl.4t ARMY vhi,h aaervar,l. fought az Cor
nth. When b. was arrested AMI taken before
the military authorities. With true Yankee
courage and strategy De- managed 90 escape
from military survcillance. AMI. after IA
t.-uing valA of twcnty-f, miles over a cir
cui,ou, road. he rra-hei Athens. Ala. II
va, I'D sooner known thar a northern man
wa IN their midst. than che natives. about
forty In number. arrested AMI summarilv
examined him. IL Wa informed that ms
clptor, had already assisted in hanging sev-
eral men, AMI that b. wouli soon bc one of
them. some thought u best o. hanc him
immediately othcr- thoaght that as he had
escaped from The military authorities. De-
$oud b. given up o. them. Thi. latter
counsel prevailed. and Mr b. wa arain
,strn t, D..-,,--
III. l,, v,,. nov ,-,,l,. ,,;..-,,l. IL.
c,rr,...l 81, . .,..,ll -. 80
r.i.t..l ,,;,t ..,... d.. e.. So.
Ed, IT,. c.-,,,...-. a.. .-......I,
a long box p,rtl, sll.d With .ol.l;.-.. ,l,,h-
in-. Til. H.. .r,.t;..i ana f.,.,-,..-;....,.a =
l.. Own n... H.. h. So. ia, .t...o.-.
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F...I vs. ..,-.... ~ I.,.,;.b-...u oe--
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27
Misc III. Ian W.
THE RESCUE

e,.. about Oh, ,,.,, Of tbe la.s century. a.
Torbas. in ,hr ,ol,h oi EasiiaI. and there
hrc,. up o. a scaf1-ir- life Wien about
th.0, scar. % a-e. @, st. ia tbc year
i--- De- VA. frsi mate of barIae trading
i,tvevn Liverpool and St Johns. N,,v
Hursvirk.
Ga ONE of hrr VOYAGE. houal westward
being some Gvc or siN weeks ogt AMI ha,-
inS urar,i tLc eastern portion ~ the banks
oi N,s''-n4lani. thv captain aui mate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

There is genius on Lake Chamrlain
vho takes pair ~ skates and writes a
four moa'h's tiil on tlc ice vith such per-
ic.ti,n. that in less than a. hour the sun
hguidaies f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

Gueri'la warfare is called from the span
ish '' guerrilla. Which means a Httle var n
vas introduced into Spain by Quntu.
seriorius. when q fgitive and eonscrip'
from Rome
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

icma-do Wood has commenced an
action f'r foreclosure. against the widow
AMI children q senator Dous,as. ior
eighty thousand dollars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

iN.-..- lAt -.atr over. aul pushing o.
toward Brucc. be said Write down
'' >trcr to the nor'wvs-
Ih- mate comparing the two handvri;-
ing.. .aii. 90 M Bruce. 80 and tell The
second mate % come doun here
lie cane. anJ. a; the request Of ths
captain hc also wrote tLc same words s.
dil tl- steward - in succc.sion. dij
ever, man of che Grow Who could write all
Eat uo, One Of tLe variol. hands rcscm-
blcd ia any degree. ,he mysterious writing.
When the errw retired. the captain sii i1
deep thought. " Could any one have been
slowed away a, last be .aid 81. The ship
ma,t be .earched. AMI ID don't End the f-l-
ioF Le must be- good hand a. hidc-and-
sc,k. oricr up all bands.
Every nook and corner q the vessel.
ir'm stem to stern. ua- thoroughly sear,h-
ci. AMI that vith all tbe ca-,ruc,. of cxc.t-
ei curiosity A rcport lad gaac out
that a stranger had shown himself o.
bo4rl uot a living soul beyond thc crew
4al thr oticcr- vas found.
Returning 60 the cabin. after their fruit
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08
91oc12tnE Cars
ON NfGHT TRAINS -rU
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
FIR REIGHTS.

IREI @ I'll rs.
ny this route, Freighis Of Ill descriptions be
forwarded 10 aud from Philadelphia, New York,
Bostoi ~ baiinors, to ard from any point ON the
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois,
wisconsin, Iowa or Miasonri, dY KA AHR0AD DI-
BkCT.
The Pennsy Railroad also connects 81 Ptsts-
burg with Steamers, by which Goodr be forward
ed 10 auy point on the Ohio, Anskfneum kensucAy,
consin, ,Mfssou n. Kansas, kahsas, and Ned Ktv-
RS; and al Cleveland, sandusk. and Chicago with
steamersto all ports on tbe NORTHWESTERN Lakes.
MerchaHtsand Shippers entrust " the transports
ion OF their Fretghtto this Company can rely win
confidence onits speedy Tsnsil.
The Rates Ot Freight
To and from any pointin the W eel By the pennsyl-
vsniK Central Railroad, are al al tn.ss Ah FA-
VORABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
T PBeparticulnrto mark packages, '.viA fEss.
CKsTRAL X. RI
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, APP
ply 10 or address either Of tie following Agents OF
the Company.
b. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARkEA co, Transfer AGtnts.
IL w BROWN a. CO., Cincinnati, q.
R.C. MELDRUM 4 CO.. Madison, Ind.
J. u. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W Al. AlkNAN d co.. Evansville, Ind.
k. y. SASS, 81, Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, Ill.
u. M'CoLM, Portsmosth1 =,
X aNkELY, 4 MONTGOMERY. Maysvi,le,
Kentucky.
w.H.& l.. LANGLEY ,Caiiipoiis,O
ii y. PIkRIE& CO., ,zanesyllie ".
n h. HUDSON, Ripley, o..
Il. c. MELpKUA, General Travelling Agent
for the South sndWer.