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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
READY JUNE 18TH.
THE OFFICIAL REPORT
Trial by Court Martial
HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

C0IPRISING
major.General BuTnside's GenegAl Order No. Js.n
Order Of Arrest.
Full and Complete Report of the Evidence ahd Pro.
ceedngs before the Military Court
The Finding and Sentence Of the Court.
The order OF President Lincoln Changing that Sen
tence. go
ALSOi
Tho Application to the o. 3. Circuit Court for wit
OF Habeas Corpus.
The Arguments thereon, Of aon George Z. Pusn. Hon.
Aaron n. Ferry, and Hons Flamen Ball, District At.
torney
Ths Statement or Answer made to the court by Mai
Gen. Burnside, and
The Decision Of Hon. Judge Leayitt refusing TO grant
the writ
This Report Is Issued by special arranpement with the
Officers and Counsel officiating In both cases. who have
furnished their respective parts Of the RepeTt care
fully revised for the press giving full reference 10 the
authorities cited.
The importance Of the questions involved with the
able manner In which they handled must give this
Report great interest and value TO all persons desrous
OF being we'll informed In the History OF the Times,
and the Bpirit Of our Government
The Report will make handsome Octave Of about CSC
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
Loe,s Forces Massed In the Shennn-
dOah Valley.

New YoRK, June 20.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says: Nothing has been seen of
the enemy since tho skirmish at Aldie Wedncs-
day. Il Is evident the main portion of Lees
foroesare still near the gaps Of the Blue Ridge.
The Times special eays: Two deserlerS
from Stuart's cavalry say that Stuart has
twelve thousand men at Wsgrenson, and Lees
army is massed In the Shenandoah Valley, be-
tween Front Royal aud Winchester, numbering
about ninety thousand also, that Lees whole
army is preparing TO turn Booker's right flank
and cross into Maryland.
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ESTABLISHMENT,
ELL HOUS q,
OPPOSITE THE STATE oAp1ToIJ
MARCUS CHILDS, Proprietor.

OPPOSITE THE STATE cApIT0L)
MARCUS CHILDS, Proprietor.
yT,HlIS LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT
Il Bstabllshm ent 10 OF the most complete In the
West, and hiss Just been filled with large and we'll &C.
lected stock OF
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
which will be found 10 excel anything ever before offer
Cd In this market. In the Custom Department EN-
plov none but the best Cutters and ~Workmen, and |
orders Will be speedily filled, and
Warranted 10 Fit and be Well NHads
MILITARY GENTLEMEN
VIII find at this Establishment all the necessares re-
quired for aoompete outat and my facilities and prices
are such that can defy competition in this line.
READY MADE CLOTHING n
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
WIN fOund I'm variety, having tho largest STOCK
OF this kind ever brought to this city all OF which ln.
vte the public to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
10 II M Ei M I8 II HI
My Store opposts the Capitol in the New Neil House
Building, and 10 one Of the finest Store Rooms in the
country viait to II will repay any one for the
trouble.
decls-d6m MARCUS oHILDs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
Rebel Force az tHagerstown nnd WILL
tamspOrt.

PHILADELPHIA, June 90 "A special to the In
quirer from Harrisburg 18th says: The rebel
infantry now in HagerstoWn Is four thousand
strong The rebel force In Williamsport is
much greater. This morning the rebels brought
all their stores and baggage TO this side of tue
Potomac, with the purpose Of making that the
base Of operations for extensive raids into
Pennsylvania Pos. a isf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

FRzDERlcK, MD, June l9.-All quiet here. A
stage tor Hagerstowu got to Boonesboro aRd
was stopped BY rebel cavalry Allquiet at Hsr-
per's Ferry. Our troops captured twenty of
Whte's cavalry at Point of Rocks last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
."Che Abolition DIsunIOn state Osn-
ventIon,,

Which met in the city of Columbus on yesser-
day, treated the community to eeveral stale
resolutions The longest of thom denounced
the Democracy ss a Calhoun organization.
.he shortest Of them sugar coated Governor
Tod. The funniest of them talked largely of
laying aside party lines. There is vast
amount of hypocrisy In these people, but we
strongly suspect shallow amount OF patriot
ism -C2eveidnd Plain Dealer OF The l8ih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

p q ns,fd iDs l3t0lulUng fstu h l6n w
CbAved lon iitve tois 4aopteO. Il apprOv
ed Of them In letter ana sg,rlt, aud tue people
should MAINTAIN them at ali hsz.rds with ther
swords and bsyoneis, ii necessary And should
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

iUn ~, AL JIs,iv= d1.-SDJ 4.
"a 'Tnat We ieaodnce rs uoelers OF the Democrats
Parry, wllirul ins sspn miscnet nose lsuatics
who ar, engaged represeasng me Democracy
ing IA ssmpatny tor vur soldiers IL the nelc Those
soldiers are kindred, frien and neghbos,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-29

@ine8, 6trr Spnas, tpatlbte iie ftd. ols er
9eben trDllte,s ,1ad3 ibnt nm. gpdrt 0br in
Der perflpilenen Nadt INNER Bel ber GjrpR
tante 2-SaJ i4 bin nidt BON ibrem 9ctte
setptden, trpsoeut bic @drtertlt bei ibr mar.
-Seltidnt = g8ie 10, yrdulein foenn idj
fra9et narf -Sn Dem unbenD6nten orpse,1
@d5tnInter NIT rem 0ltertbnmttben Raalin.
t9 Babe bieie8 3iiitmer nur etnmaG betrete1t
al8 Sslnb, aber t9 ertnilere mid beIIen 9ans
gena1, an ben Tenltern beIlelben berterffe i'd
unr Nitternn4t etuen l9waden QtdtIdims
tier.-Gmem NufnerfIameren 0epbabter
al8 @abriele Bate Elm ntpmentaneS 3uf1mz
menldreden be8 qlten nidtGent8e9en fSnnel,.
gslpiB @eiR, neia N ST laa I'M Sen(fer,,
bern td -. tA ..:a =, 9ter eatrang itd lein
leiier Selif5er ibrer 8ru1f, i'd fonnte ntGt
l9lafen. SD 1ab ba8 2idt gang 9enau,--
gl11, 1p mrB i9 e5 belm Sbnelt pertrduen,
pa9 Gran 3Rpne Upn jenern 3itnmer olaubt,
baB eS ndlnlid burt nidt re9t 9ebeuer lei
1eber @abrtslens 3a8e 9tn9 etn unglaltbi9eS
2d9elil Sic ldGeln, S}r6uletn, freiltA, i6
aud. Qber Der 3ultano Der Trau Gtone
unb ba8 2idt, tcer nlSdte ba nidt Elm roeltia
aber9ldubtI9 tperbenl! WaAen Sic bp9,
OBJ Ste cieIe Na9t 0aS QtAt ipieber Ieben, IT,
per9eilen Ste boS @rnIomme ntht, @ie. ebte
Samariteriu v ~ ~. ~. ~ ~. .''
Wit bieIen8brten mar Der Nlte perIdpun>
BEN. @a6tiele, Die ntdtS Spn benz brrneb=
men 8eiude ibreS 8ater8 tpuBte, be9a6, ftd
nu@ t9rem 3immer, nadbent fte Dp19er bic
g8eliun8 9e9eben bate, Den QrSt ber 6rau
Sbone, ben DpftOr W2Gflihg gu ibr 5lt Be-
ideiben @'abriele belaB npd Die ganSe
9iebeSfabi0feit eine8 iuBenolidelt, unentmei6.
ten 9er3enS, l1ap bd8 Bobl Der rS5rdu &9pne
lag tbr pabrHaft an 9er3en. Sbwcbl Bic
ielbe fi4 tie loncerlid, riel I'M ba8 Rinb IT,
res Neffen betitmmert Bate, 70 mutbe ga
brIele btnnpd burd} elm ibr ielblf unertlGrli<
@eS @efitbl 3n Der olten 8rau madtiS bingez
5o9en. Oteie bewpbnte ba8 Sintergebdupe
beS Ofeerl4en Sauie8 itnO gait I'M W}unDe
Der 9eute fiir iabclbaft reid, uber fit eben
10 9et5ig aa- =. "a ,.t- .14'r .al ........
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SeE0tstsG astG ca)ss noe 1s.
Sfftce Ss8 81 81. General =9yrcfDBs
,s Nfatf3all8 fitr Oelatpare mnb =
+--S Gff.Hnr4A
@alttmpre, q. Rppenl

- 90 B1Itt mptet Y. Nppettber 1868.
ptpfpb- -aral8 mer6et ,ur Nenntns 5per oebradf Bic
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6ur BITE &batiae has ein gae in Der 3tebung berasfan
6ie Inn br9 ben grpfpB Nar9aI suselte Nptis 1T nr
etne Nn5e9e bteeS Gbatbetabes unp Elm 9efebl 6 at
etner oettpmten 3ett unb an etnen Eetmnten 9laB s
Dtenit su melben. ftrG. :
p Der grttl 20 bss RressseeeeS entat fplsente Be
fmnttn8 Iae Sffsiere anb SplNate5 bic uberftrt fnb
eeertirt ST ei pn ben pb ereSen pber pl6e antere
Srae ale has lrbeil beS rees8ertS bsr tie serbdnseh
mag. ....., .. - 81. - I'D lg
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e ". I. Yrpfpb- b-Wtarl4aI fur Delaware 1t1S YParss
(2SNp6-S) lanS. #, ,---r.,
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9r. csnfl f q n F.

Wtatteb ees tsnisen Goaesunts Ser SBuntdr:e lit 2pH
hsn grabutrer etnes Der eren neSitNen Gple9en Der
Ser. Saae, br BEN s6eten 2le ieines 2ebenS tn ben
5sittdIerm 2pAbp, pars pbilabelpbia unS aberen
Sup.ttuaG 9rttHHgeH
rpaenbet BON benen BITE Gef3t6te ser ebisn weiS I'M
ad6se 9tibenb bic Obreniauien gterpDdt O anteren
aranfbeiten Iitten ple 9. AUDI bic BET pl6sGen Ge
raulSen 3u ebr trireden ee r errOtben BET sertnsen
Rletnt9feen II. /. ~ purben au6eHkldl eetetlt. III
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Draantfbe Sd,pGhe

tsrb unper;s sebeif un6 ste Spe Sraft wieser Eerse
lent DteieS artbare 2ette wess taS 2fben eleS 1n6
bte @be unb Na9pmmen6ait unnt5elt na9t tfeCft baS
2prs Derer ste ibren Gepenl@afte inbeCnen frDtne.
Sunse 2eute nb su let n Ausi9petun9en eeneiat mel
fe beren Spleen nt6t BenAw fennen Sbslet e aud bur
Strifrt gieberf6lasen TN Sarn Stetn unb antre 1lr>
laden eneben fann 70 If e bod etfenthetls cine Sslee
heS NHstranbes Der etelfen Srgane s8er aber min es
lduonen b e Sra Der Grseusns eser bon Denem perIp
rem mira bic @ Aetmlten Saaern erseben ais ben 2aas
bte ba Weiie inS. 4l 'tIla tt .-.y s.-' ''~
is gB Sfftee: Nc. ib'GrebertdFr.,
fEebsn Tbiren BON Baltmorefr., Sltlt&e Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf. r11aHH1I-
Iean merle @ ylanen unS Sausnantiner, benn unpter-
be inb trIeerbe 9asaer burtrebene unb septkenlpfe
Quafalber Saubftfer, GtiefelntGer, Strabenrenieer
nnb 3ampenpser ~. mennen i9 reeelmdBse &er3te
nb tauern, ansspsa bpn Dr. SsbnpnS @uL In Der gabe.
R8. Gle Srtfe tniiien etnea 9Sa-Stamp ertbalten.
. Gtne 9sil,tng In 2 Saeen sugeg4ert.
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0A9eH bfr g>reTe.

Die belc Galete ptlde ndGfenb Ser lesten itebensebn
Sabre in bteer Auatt tlrir pbet unS bic Menae mid.
tiger wunbr5tlt4cn DpcrG,tpnel, mee Or. pbntDn aus
fbrte iS benen bic nb piee anbere
gfalen Intsrrttet wur6a u6 eh6i6 in Sel9 af ienen
Gbardfer ais @brenun III 8s;ne duf G9arafter unb Sc.
pi1enRa9tett inb Ieipsnben eine binreenee @eml9rs
Ieifune. =.
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e e ?

befeafen tds ttn eenber @ea no et eeter S6per tie
nCtbpenei9ten @rcreerntNe sur etelhcu ,C1udIelgfet
ns So pbne etele prs bic @ee les 2eb9rS sur trarisn
teerta9r Die Nitsidten bes geb;n6 6neritern ib fiS
lid nno bic eele wirb ererien orn @erpcihure u,b
ldndpltfhen getta4tunger tab nns bic Greben tpelDe
Mblere 1entehen. Oefrf0ert inhl .l- ~. -.
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3eparaturcm am gtGbmaf(6ineu.
WfcGenttO

ieiSt AIT las er Spn 2ttert9itra6e mad ret
1itDtDstl. @fe BON German. un6 StdrpltraBe
teis9et it, prtwdbrenb ale 0eParaturen Nabme
fbinen befpegt unp sarantrt. (1SDe51Wt) !.
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9unae Qcute,

be I'D burd bei.ntde 9aftr etI6war9 babG BE e 70 pt
bpn 2euten pber 1T Der Sue lernen unb beren Sol
gen ft aand&B fpiren, ielet I'M Sdais, bur gplutip
nen bic msnn nneeReift, bic @be ,nmSgltf MAIDEN un6
&brper une @etf serore pltsn ioprt he n5tb9tn Git
tput. Splde 9erpnen tnieu bopr lie enreten IN tie
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NfG 4 rit5t ait Ser. Staatems@t tetler,
.,se,t ,., ..,,- Dflicbttae4 --r4a -tta-. w

.,.s,4 rr9 .1sr pfltcbttee4 -,1go aIs-.. E3 20
... Sffce bss Collectors Der tnneren gin= }
49,. fitufte iiir ben 3. OtItrttt BON WO. {
.- 9O. gOmtbftrase, i'm 2tem gtDce. .a'p-
SD babe bptt benz Nepr tieies 9itrifts meder ten gan
sen eli6 Der Sails eele9enen Stabttbel (en6esl6
eer STEM garb) ufaBt bic Sabreae erbdlten unb nb al
hGrtr dngeieeten SteuerM ebt fdutg, ndmlib fir .N
&Senicn, Sinfpmmeu, -Gilberaefcbirr, EIIfr>
ipcrfc, 9Jacbtem, SillidrS>S >Sifobe. ~ -...'....
Gum @mpfang bteet Sterern per6e ib nit rteinen
Gtrebern tdslt@ BON 1br gprgens bis llbr Naint-
tags auf uteiner Office Ietn. -.4.'.
g8eitere pm rp5 INT Wer6eu np6 Spn fplbeu Ners
fpnen epftrt, bic Serfbe tbre 3a6lun9en bpr te 49,
s MAIDEN uno Der getra9 irb mitte SefblaenaGe Se-
ip9e perpneu, bic Srdme itre Qisenlen berats ne6-
1ner fGrten fp9dr Serurtbe unb einge pertt werSe.
3ablnnsen nlRiien In @er Staaten S6abnCten getd6t
merber+ - ... - SEQ y, ,..-- f'@1JpL
Seetne tretere NaGrtt lprb eeeebeb asaerp1nner IN
Bauen bon iplden tie bent Csees terialen tHb lb sar
turs psr Der 8ei6lasnabne, ... c',., 8
lt l5aij g1l y. 6. @auermeiit, M I
, ... L @plettpr beS 3. DtlrittS Spn Marslanb.
Baltimore 3. 0e3ember 1863. g, (bes15- /
SSaGrttbt an 0SafTera pftfuntenten'
Das @eies rerbanst etne Strafc tr flint bis 10 0par5
ber ae perlonen wee ttre SgbrartS pber ipnise QDa
eretuneen Iberlauen aen p haB lte unre Burger her
urantebnlt6teh ub Ser @efabr Der Mnb1ufng tpn GtS
au ben SuBmeaen nb &reuSmeeen au Strne dusieeu
mrb ibnen Wtute un6 &pe erparen e Set faltem
9Deteer tbre i'm 6ree 9eleeene gGaerituneen nbtreGe
2aS @etes iptro trenge 8etdncbabt. --..E IL p..i p
tMDS) ~ s. g. ute r gDdIIer- Sf9en. s
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0,fG8rlt6e Rranf6tit.

gDenn bet rrest1ettte untluse Singing ausfinSe bAs
ct ben attm bter @mer8baften Sran4ett IN @ ausemsm-
flbl pber bic 5ur6t Dor &ntbeinr3 tbn att6red 4 an
Sene u enbea; ag wtl@s in Solge Pr:r @ritbuna unO
artet lan8e Bis BITE 6smstpnte oites irefen ebes,
Rie D. ein init @eiGwlen entjnttttt sails cine bBie
Raie Gers i'm Gspfe unb IN fen gliecsrn, A6naIe te8
@eits, Eaubbet AaSp e btr Saut, Gnrtet ben 5ct
men inb Grmen Sianen I'M Gette unb alt bsn Grremitd>
tsH @ segen, tpo Mnn beis lletel nit elmer bretten
Sdne4etett epr 9 f6rettn Bis sulest Der Gaumen nb
BITE Nannofen einaaena ba8 Dpfer brr frtbaren rant>
tet ei geeenanb tes itfetb8 tprb nb Epb ietnen
l9redlt4en Qeiben taSutd en @nbe nnt ba6 er t nab
Gs tt etne raurtse &te!iae bas &ouienee bieer frrt-
baren Rran9eit 3u OVER aGtn III plse ber lneeitif=
ttdte un eneer pta1ler reldt bur9 Nutpeubun8 eae8
tSben Cities be8 erfurS bte Contribution bernten unb
ben 8ef oes geten8 IN ein elentea Daein peranbeln
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8lGtterzE zEoboce f,lt gaetoti!

Connecticut SEEN gprt Gtate. Obtp, Sanand CARA unt
@uta Saba6; bic bette MuSpa1l rbt0en 3abadeu tir
2eute Die im Setnet falen iiet8 3anb np wirS ter
fault an Zen btGtsfen Yretien bet Tf ....-
, .s Spiepb 6rSber,
t19ec1-s) W. ..- 6. e. Gde Baltimore II. Srebertdt
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Deaatfcg3e SSnc&,g,Qu0lu,etaI

go. 281 Wef Yrdttfr., 3pl6sn 5reSfrtd1Y
,lnb Wfarfet Space. ''
Cine Mswabl ber befen gDet betfter Qtterat @plfs.
ieS,r 2teberbatr unb MISREPRESENTATION. ri t5
S6uts unb Rir9eubGber 81 bcu btli8fen gSSpIefaIf-
Yret en 8toerbndet u'e SueenbiArtcn Seria1ie6nsn
nbalts Statlibs, 2itbserGpbteen 8ilftrbD9eu @apir
@nosIopes. eettn unb fcntBc S6reibnotertan su ber
on'9fen YFFNen' s.i- - ..,..l stt}-
Ngentnr1 a.-.ts
beS 6r. Gjerbarb'S nHeutiGen BanSnOsn ReSprier8"
daer bier rnb tn 0uttlono Observation-Disclosures
5ensr MAIDEN MIR baS YubIitum neb belpncer8 aaert-
erl auf uaierc retbbattse .<
u +. a4jl98 Setbbtblictbef, t44 -tA
entboItenb bic nete sebiegnfc 9Derfc Sen16r ;@6r t.
feQir, mites 9aiGnber @erdGer, &cnhob, NfilaS, s5re
iaa @apps @ustOp 1t. f. ~. Ser greta pr Ssaub iii
@en fsrEG9 unb feSen baBer enem sa4Irrent 3ufprnS
entsesen
- t} g. & q. Senn t0b dnfeR,i
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0etftG.

Se fdrs6ten @trfnneen he8 2aferS fnS Iebr ST fhr.
ten. &erlut beS Gebd9tnes, &erwrrurs ber Sheen Sc
brIdtbe Der Getfr8rafte k6ie gtnun9en gttteung
Der 9eieai@aft, gut nab @tniawteie, ftranem Sesen
lid itlbf 5ar4tamet IT, /. ". itnS eini8e Der i4lmmen
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TT. 1{ftWff

Or. Sptnipi III brr ein,Se reSeIma6c stbtlbett Grst
ael uab 8rGaatlus uS alien 9aitberen ednsli linbe-
fannt Gr lit trran9ebiltet ppa ene 2eben weldes in
belt er5gt.n Spiptdlern @r6pdy unS lem ercn bes Qa-
bes subradtr naml4; England 8rdnfreit in6 In bem
Bcdles BON pbabelpba IT, no. une er Lat ene GuSteeebn-
tere prart8, ais aIe anberea Merste ber QDelt ~
Der, pelder d Der @fese beS Dr. sbnRcA aubetm Btht
tdnn M pertraueH ap etne 6tre ais RaHH asS etxe Ge
fGtdltdtet ais Ar;t. W q. r. -.-
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9aab bon 8aItmotefs., MsHsx BET &tbettstbaae." (
6antftanthettea tperbet l&nea 8ehetlt, --
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8elpnbsrS III heodltfnl

Or S}ebnfpn btttet alen 3enen feline 5lle an trtle @
tur6 pl9e sspeme nb nunGtirde, @ef unb a6rpe ser-
6renbe ar bic Ntbet be @eeabafe unS bic gbe nnfSGts
uad,eube Qater 9ei6w6dbt tabet. lT -.
9ter te entee ber trdurisen un6 bedsensSerben Sol
gen tet frIbe @ewrbnbetten ses 2aters ep de i'm Still
fen unb ben 6ltebern, Gmr;en int &pp 6rdGe be$ &C.
ftst getiu Ser GRu eltraft trstUpen neb6e lnrube,
wtagendpde, unprbnnus Ger 8erSeuun8s-OrsGae aGee-
metne enttrattuns, Symphonic Der Sd@tneuGt.
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dUgshRtrathete NegEpuen.

rtet SplGe eldt d u perbeiratben beabfbtiscn iu6 @
pbsfer S@Wae pber zines dtbtren Stnbernte8 berpust
fnS lpatea uneeralelta pr, Sobnfon 81 @abe ste9en
2ne 5trbernilIe sesea b &he. pbpIe pber ee9e Ser.
rt.ns getsbarfit ser gle, 3iter nab @wds, pber
@rf6Bpfuns Der brefli@iten Nr perbsn inel furtrt.
Derenise bel6er @ Der 8ebanblltng unb Birprse BON
Or. pbnitpn uter;teg lam tbnt ais etnem Gbrennane
pBne 8nr6t M arerttaen nb saber6tlt anf ietne arat
ftd,e Ge6tdlbfstt perIdIen lrT.,.'g {.I tt7 =
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a1timpre 2DG Gofpita1.
Bur llatsrpsadana bes Quadlalbevsi sta6ltrt

Der etss3t8s plat III tey g3sft, tpo ittAere
mnel1e nnp gtitueIjtRe Guyep In +a@a
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DR.. Johnston,

bet etnSi8e 9IrBt, ipe(der an}ei9t,
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Jtbeilts lSSeilae.

a Ieineu Treunben unb @6nnern made G btermit bic
20 9n5et8e taB ids ene Sebune auSgtse6neerQ
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aeheimem AranfAettets

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MnfehIbare
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Dent ftbes Arbei&& r Saabweifwnes
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KIN DIS AS ES
CURED RAPIDLY & RADICALLY
BY DR.. Railways Cleansing
- SYRUP,
CALLED RADWAYS RENOtATLNG
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"a GUARANTEE.-0n to six bottles of Dr.
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Renovating Resolvent-will cure the worst ca
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be produced. ThisSyrup is highly concentrated,
exceedingly powerful, two teaspoonfuls being
full dose. 1t is entirely vegetable, and the most
elegant medicinal preparation made.)
TO THE PUBLIC.
There is a variety of Skin Diseases that have
baffled the skill Of the most eminent practition-
ers, and have resisted the medical treatment of
the most popular remedies Of modern sciences.
DIR. RADwAY has discovered n cleansing syr-
up called Railways Renovating Resolvent--that
will cure every species Of Skin Disease, Scrof-
ua, Syphiltic Eruptions, Fever Sores Ulcers,
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and effectively, without exposure or subiecting
the patient to the least Inconvenience.
ONE B0TTLE.-In all ordinary cases of
Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, letters, Cankers,
Skin Eruptions, Boils, Bakers and BARRIERS
Itch, one bottle will cure and impart purity and
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TWO BOTTLES.-Two bottles will cure Salt
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Falling of the womb, Dyspepsia and Neuralgia.
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Ulcers, Tumors, Sore Nose or Mouth, Kings
Evil, Nodes, Discharges from the Uterus, Pri-
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FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES will cure scrofu-
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Chronic Diseases, Scuryy, Bronchitis, Tuber-
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