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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From o.eht "a twenty years stsndne, With names
krCgn to frieoce rnd anne.
For medical properties Of Rlchu, see DISPENSE
Gc-y cf the United States.
SEQ Pro cssor Devices valuable WORKS o. the
Practice % Physic.
see remarks made By TIE Isle ceIeb-sted TT.
Phrsek, Phllsde,phis.
S4.a reIrarks made by rr. Eph-aInn Mcdowell. =
celebrated Ply ician, and nlernHor Of the Roysi
College al Surgeons, Ireland, sIid Published ia the
Transs.tions CT the King and Quc%u's Journal.
80 -ChFurgieni Review, putEsAed ~
Bau'anlin Eis7ers, Follow O: the Roya! College O.
Surgeons
see tncst Of the lac s'snas7d works OF medicine
E3tTect Bachi,,-..SInc PEE 6ltJa, or six fcr Sc ~
IS Sarssparills, Leo IS t..9
t-npc'd Rose Wash. 50 - eco
Or h.lta dozen OF each fer So, which vii be
~ jcicnt 20 cure ts most obstinate cssss IF dre;
tiora gre adhered TO-
Delivered 20 anS address. securely packed f-o-n
ob cTyation.
ETpescSi5e symptoms in ali Communications.
CJIres guaranteed. Ad7ico grsts.
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Il r-Al QUA RTERs lIsTR'Cr,'F TEN ESsEE,
OFF, = ASPECT & nF FuRTiFI 'ATIIrs.
Nsshy lie, lem June 18th, 1861
Orders NO. xs9,
nTARrERMA5TER5 OF TROOPS GARRISON
\A ing block b tsses along the | res OF tGo -sil-
l., vii max rsv idcns iu,m ii teiG fer IN.
and nj e rails rec s5aly ccomplets he beck
houses, sud 70 ga then IN goo crier
+ kcck ho.ise commander will drSsT the tools
from the ,'ro,.er quaFIeI Tiaste
rvery h;cct b use must b considered "a
pen ing wholly upon self case Al sxtvck.
EveIy p'ockhoC & WIT h peru s.sent gsrrleon
IN rl,,an er assigned TO 4, who viii he he'd
eyo Is he I,r it's az II nd ecu it.on The pTac-
ice VIII h preva sCnIe p il Of sending
2 nefy yu.rd All re.ro ing tha old Gre very day
fro,a sofoe other 20 Mt will eGse.
The work CT Il b'OcihcllSes wi ! be carried on
by II, PART oUs unuer be direction Of the hss5t-
ant specie :. 40 w.il give I'll Necessary astcuc
t;uns t. .has sud
h si-ans nsrectors vii make = OTIS to
this office the 1t snd loih each mouth sta
ting the a,nou : nj K nd OF work ne aincs : =
rep =. In ca3 there il any infscUoG Of the rules
az regulations. to-. ASH tant lnspec ors vii re
20 tth name. K. SC OF the ON er Ieslorssose
therefor, All >t,,te The GrfictuaTa-
TIE ioi ig Iis:w L serve as guide 70 tGo t o!s
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LOCDi BLOQD' L0oDl
Fluid Extract Sarssparille
SYPHILIS

This is aa affection CO tie tIocd, sid attacks tie
Sexual Orsacs LiIiags q the Eoss, Ears, Th-0st.
WindPipe, and Other in1 Us sCrfa 81. making H.
appearance n the form o. Ulcers. Setulbo'd's Elk
tTact Ser5Spsr.a P.Ir.ue- tho Blood, Gni removes
~ scaly eruuriors y tho skin, siT.ns TO Tie com
piexjo,; clear and. heal: :Hscr IL berg PR az-
81 expressly f.; ts ce=5 q ccIrp, iat- ia blood
purifying properties ere preserved 70 greater
lent lSssa arg other preparation ~ SsTsaDa-t.s.
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gfirgt2 ~ ycE5Feal Diseases

u a al-rls eHd sss-s, sres.Eiy cured sld effect
.&liy 5rsd'-2-sd .--E:s tha yen Ee-,ers eassa
.t,Ttf - o y cag=.
/. sTHr,d appear Ues5,-as Sa-e u I'D. shs l-noor-
.,>:cS 81 GiYt--s ts}e ey.s :r-yts t-I tG4, HIT
a tCs We 'caE 5e sct-c.sut, -. crIy 70 ssTs
,i;sr,ss," es i'';-- E-srg, T.; - -He.i Ter CT
-pgl.g t-5,zs -Ga-2s a-,.t r.,sa.
Hes -,t'- & - - cas- --e 49, gentlemen Te-ch
L.-s's~esvs va . 7sg---l -,s---rs. A-.e- c1Ica
loss n PIKE, --- =-i-c fSs- Sc EEa,iy fsroed 20
aurT . 5c-1c st'I';- r-y-,aisa - t. cured, ~
or .a0 ---=-escsssss ~ --l-cI 1-cDc-i- sGd es-
.,c--s.v :..:hs i-.- -, cr-5- ,l,t,oga! iijosy--
'.-e--ss 2-c Eg-Ta a. ar ce%--- rac prescrt~s-
'HGe-F.Ss Il s. .e@l y no tszE< 20 eZEec. p PEP
srsEe1t care
II. IS y:-. "a 5s-1 s--,.-ef. 80. rers-?zB a-3c-
.o1 ga ;-s- ,-ees-z= - -aFo - stTS -o,t ~
SO
Pt..s"~ q, q s, -zl-- gz- Al; res s1c (. s.,
teScIlc.;1 tie rco-- p-cE-leG- Synp.cL-s, r.: =
p. dl; ---ess : p+-s7-9i exzGDra--I, ~, e
cA--osss~-.
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s72c'rg- IL %-1T
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F RESH ARRIVALS

% hhds. Susar,
Is hhds. Sugar,
50 boxes Soap,
50 boxes Candles,
50 halG boxes Candies,
so quarter boxes Candles,
100 bbIs choice Flour
20 bags Coffee,
90 bbIs. Molasses,
20 hsIi-baerels Fish,
81 kits Fish,
i0G3 bbls, Salt,
Together with numerous other articles
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7azs fa.sQ!,, Mercury. u j-Ep.eazsI,; ll2iGtBs,
l7T Unpleasant sni dangerous diseases.
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Wanted,

AG cd BOJK-KEE PEt, VNR Tnkp CAN
! "A come well RECOMMENDED, At ". TST.
} TENS, No. q college-sreet. Nashville, Tenn.
j1itv S--kf
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zGsr- 5ae Athlete" mag a;,7a- 15J n.-i er%acad
'lsi ,1s -aI,e Ee5@ f-iJsy, socscng s7i sfgAas:ou
- t-y@:c yltP-5-ne- s7s-, ,.s5 so p.l-cesslIy dis
Iy,li5ne' E-.- Pms .-s1 e - =crcz. 0zpsy-
rGsnt Cf ;r-Hisas- C1a- p-scSgS-
js-. Coleman s'.,.a II en- HAY 7rs-,7 Of Pszn-
5Tss.-. p Pm. ID z, p -1rz- 500 ,s.sc clE1e
~ res -Gv=- rs Cl,.-s Sat rr--.-.e'. e'sr-o1 q
t. -. ss=5-Cl. ~
ia.z.sL- ed t. EE1--se1,
...cfs5,' SPICE fH-r'.crs. fEr-r.
Iai~o-s.z, C.srs.,;sa5 57t f.es2e.- Z E7sVanc9is.
efr.c, -es Etz4-sss e. re EiiCe.sy, E5ztd,r es,;
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Dsass~, q tss So, G 1.J ich e.,
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SPECIAL DISEASES
81 CLerrE stree,

- J-aTEETL F8E T.3E L,:r;E-sg. PATRON
u Et-E Re h1s Te--Irea- ~ .'C5eT1sC respect
'>.,y .-icTT-s c-iz.cs Gl1 s~,..;s-s tif~ re ;-a-
EoTe3 L.e D!S.'E.-,5EES e
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DBEASES Oh THU SKIN!
Price, 81 Per Bexs

'syEILS CEEATE HAS BEEN II TsE 81 TIE
i French o-T1Ics fr- tho rsst Eesy y9a~s, sad
ths-e IL 10 EraEch solder VIC Goes pot Know il
vsiuS.
L Tas slso used extensively by tho slHed armies
rived f-czn is Use tbsS r Sss GrCCi7s3 oF,4 &i'e
repu.s,.cn, ani 70 sotjier Hh0 E;cws g r. CsFts
vii iNe for single f-sk without ECz n hi -ae2
s2ciS, 81 5y IN use q tA- Cers.e ne algCys rs
safeguard stssi1st the ysgioCf troubles 70 Ti;.cb
colder - suGiscL, So S Usn; i CT hs closSiaR Re
CSC EIuyGIt ta Appearance Ct veFu1lC, sz,d4 Dis
With tbs rid u rh;S Ce-s&s, - Il; k.,rse Q, these
disszTaeGoie trCCc.as.
TIE pTcprstcrs Rave gone = . gTsst expense %
procure tho ogigGsl rsciyc q ~. Ne,c, win fli3
d-ec E0us ead the app2rSGZs iCT r3s,u tElIis It's
Cerste, ~ i hes beer roads & tie Czl5iasi loTca
tor, sod hsve procured the
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DR.. MWTT.I.
~ H q u TT Y

t'i,,oh seIeet, Nti'ihsIile, re1n.,
VII! meet With nrornD, et.a,7ricu
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
Willing % Make Il Righ,

Mr.. NJ, of Northern Vermont, 1,
not distinguished for libcrality, cith
or in purse or opinion. His rulin,
passion Is a fear of being cheated. -
The loss, whether real or fancicd, OF
a few cents, would give him more
pain than destruction of an entire
naiy. He once bought cake Of
tallow ut u country store, at ten
cents pound. On breaking it to
pieces at home, it was found 10 con.
tain a large cavity. This he consid
cred terrible disclosure of cupiditv
and fraud. He drove furiously back
TO the store, catered IN great excite.
mont, bearing tho tallow, and ex.
claimed: "Ilcre you have cheated
me. DO you cell that an honest cake
OF tallowf II is hollow and there
amt near so much Of it as there ap.
pcared to be. want you TO max !.
it right Certainly, certainly" ro.
piled the merchant, "i'll make IL
right. l didn't know the cake was
hollow. Let me see, you paid ten
ceuts per pound. Now, Mr.. NJ, how
much do you suppose that holu will
weight"
Mr.. NJ. did not wait to figure it up,
hut returned home with the dishonest
tsllow, vet he was never quite salts.
fed that he had not been cheated by
buying holes at ten cents pound.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
An Arkausss PIan'er's Opinion sf the
Niger Qucstiou

NtgEef Queettou.
A planter who camo to Little Rock
Arkansas, to get arms for Union home
guards, on White river, gave his ideas
NJ the great question Of the day ss
follows:
"Tho niger business is done up,
and there's no use talking about it.
1t don't make no odds how good n
Union man one may be, he'll lose his
niggers Ever since tho war com.
menccd, Old Abe has been turning
the screws down on us--first little
turn and then another; wo don't hard.
ly feel it, but he keeps turning of
his screws, and now its got to be
dog on tight.
Over thar in Missouri the Union
men thought they was going to come
out all right; but the screws have
come down on 'em so snug they had
TO do somcthing--and they done it,
but 'twant no use, down come the
screws again, and you see where they
are. That keeping in Schofield was
for nothing but to take another turn
Oh the screw. Now, there's old Ken.
tuck; she feels as if she was on top Of
the heap, and she's been braggin'
what she's done; but you wait spell
and yo'll see the biggest kind OF a
screw turn down ON her. and if she
don't.walk the chalk, she'll have her
insides squeezed ont. There's no use
o talking, the things all fixed, and /
wouldn't give dime for the best
Digger you can find"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
nH-A darinr OUTRAGE was no,n,

D@-A daring outrage was porpe.
trated on body Of troops betweel
Springfield and Cairo; Illinois, last
week. Three men passed around
among tho soldiers, aud gave them
liquor that was ssrongly druggcd, and
when II produced its effects, they
they robbed the men ofmoney, watch
es, aud other valuables, to consid.
cradle amount. One man died from
he eff cts Of the drugged liquor
The rascals left the train below Cen.
tralia, and escaped.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
Speech 81 e Bepen,nn, scce..,onis'.

Speech 81 2 Bepentant Sccessionisi.
w. N. Fishback; a member Of the
Convention which voted Arkansas
out OF the Union in 1861, spoke at ,
Union meeting at Little Rock on tht
3lst Of December. Said he:
al am native Of Virginia, an old
resident OF this State. ! have been
Que OF you. The same direction has
been given to my prejudices. ! was
taught to believe, and did believe;
that everything that was made in New
England, was made to cheat with;
that the religion OF tho people was
hypocrisy; that their touch was con.
tamination. Fellow citizens, I have
seen New England and its people,
4 have been welcomed at the houses
OF the rich-an exile, without u decent
coat on my hack, or money in nv
pocket. Ihave always met the warm.
est Southern hospitality at the houses
OF tho middle clssses; and my fellow
citizens, in one sense of the word,
they have no poor. / have walked
with awe and condemning conscience
through the school houses found az
every corner Of cross road. I saw
her barred hills covered with plenty;
! saw her sturdy sons-every one of
them an educated man--hasten 10
shoulder their muskets and place
themselves in the ranks Of the defend.
ers oftheir country; and I heard them
make excuses for the South, much in
the spirit that kind elder brothe.
would for wild younger brother; and
i discovered as you have, that they
are not towards. And fellow citizens
New England is representative OF
the North. r ~ t.f
The speech was OF nearly two
hours length, and the speaker con.
cluded by saying that there was nc
power ON earth or below it that could
cestroy this Government, for twenty
millions ofpeople like those OF New
England have said--rHIs UsIog Mrs1
AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05

Ff nm nations 10 oommepoo at half past nine
a'rl""k. NJ.
Aii applicants are required e. furnish wri .
ten testimonials Of good moral character,
ttOso H.o have 1dcn su,. god as teachers to
btsin these testimonials from their last ON.
nloyOrs: those who have never taught will
procurO thsm frnm their last teac hers, which
estimoaials Will he kapt on ils.
No private examinations will be hold. NO
certificate win he antedated' no candidate
will 10 admitted for lie OK animation with in
lhree Months after a second failure. Appli.
ANTS are requested to present specimens oi
Ipenmdnship.
Those who fail 20 comply with tho above
acquisitions will not bu admitted
l.. TUSSING, Secretary,
Jan. !. Board OF Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
NOTICE.

WhsuiNGroN Mccave. OF the city Of Ian
w nS. IN tho State OF Michigan. ia notified
hat ElifSbeth NcCavo did. UB the 2ist day a.
ne"omUor, A. ID. 1868. flo her petition In the
,nipo Fl tho Clerk uf the Court Of Common
Pio IS, within and for the county of Hancock
uil ate OF ohio. charging tho said Washing
,on "cCSve with adultery with ono Martha
NrCave, and UDe Synthla j. wis n. and ask.
ims that she may he divorced trnm.i o said
Washington McCHve: that the care opher chill
irsn may bo doorecd To- her; and for reAs1na
10 Hlimony, which petition vii stand iOr
earring a. tie May tom Ut said Court.
ELiZ BETH Mu'CAvE.
By BcowS & BrKkhr, her Attorneys.
January Is, lNii.--lB ".
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05
TO Teachers.

INHE BOARD uf school Examiners of Hancock
L county will meet At Fndlav on the fol.
lowing days during tho year 1864, for tho ex
tinInatlOM nf roaNherE. VIZ:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-05

~ Resolutions have passed the
Kansas Legislature unanimously re-
dominating Abraham Lincoln for the
Presidency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

AccIDENr-we have another TO add tc
the chapter of accidents, which have been
so frequent, of late. in our community. A
daughter, Of VIM. D. Caldwell, of East
village, was thrown from carriage on
Sunday last and severely injured 10 the
spide as it was supposed at tho time, by
which she was deprived Of the powers Of
locomotion.
Another occurrence OF similar character took
place on Tuesday afternoon last, by which
Mrs G. G.. Calkins, Of East village was
thrown from carriage and considerably in.
jured. =.
Myron Atwater, of Saybrook. had bis skull
fractured by the blowing out Of q breech.pin
of gun, which had been imperfectly inserted
Though an ugly wound. it is not likely to prove
a dangerous one. -.
LroHrsIso. MFR. IRA SLArER. Of Trumbull
writes us. that q tree standing at bis door. was
struck by lightning during thunder storm last
Sunday, shatteriDg the tree and window; while
at the same time there was a good lightning
rod on ihe house. Another proof that light
ming rods ore not sure protection against light.
ming, and may be humbug. .-Senfinef.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

AT meeting Of The officers and member
OF the lth New York Battery, held in camp
in the "woods" near Petersburg, Virginia,
July Sd, 1854 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
ResoIred, That 10 the death of Corporal
WILLIAM VASGAAsBEck, GARRETT VAsnes.
BURoH, JOHN II. MErcALf, aud ALFRED q. Ell
WELL, who fell .nobly fighting for our country
III the late battles OF June, 1864,
We, the officers and members of the llth
n. \. Battery have lost 10 them warm aud
true hearted friends, the service, gallant aud
elhclent men and the county, true patriots.
Those whose conduct while with us 10 camp
aud held has been such as 10 confer honor up.
on the battery. Of which they were members
ana entitled them to the gratitude of their
countrymen.
Resofred, That while bowed with grief at
the death OF so many OF our companions aud
brothers 10 arms, we bumbly submit to the
overruling Providence which has seen fit to
call them from US 10 the flower of heir days,
aud hnd consolation 10 the manner 10 which
they met soldiers glorious death in their
couutry's righteous cause.
hesoiUed, That we tender to til, bereaved
parents aud friends Of our fallen companions,
our most cordial sympathies 10 this, their Sc.
we're hffi;ctioDs, aud that their memory shall
ever be green, and their names revered among
US.
Resolved, That COPY Of these resolutions
be seOt to The families and friends of the de-
ceased also that copies be furnished for pub.
llcatlon in the Albany Evening Journal and
Ashtabula Ielrgrdpl.
JonS h. BURTON, Capt. and Pres't.
GABRIEL n. T.. GALE Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
MARRIED

In Ashtabula, on the 10th inst by Rev. G.
Morton, A. MoADAms, to Mrs. II. J. TAYLOR,
both Of Ashtabula.
In Kingsvilie, on the 4th inst. by Elder Lang
don, CrRus Cool, to Miss ParBE Boon, both
Of Monroe.
In Cherry Valley, on the Sd inst. by Rev. A.
II. Chase, DAS'L PELLErr, TO Miss HARRIET
Ssow on the 4th, by s. L. Green, Esq WV. T..
HnLIKER, Of n. Lyme, Miss MARY ANN BRowS,
Of Cherry Valley.
In New Lyme, on the Sd inst. by Rev. A. II.
Chase, 0. b LESLIE, of Claridon, to Miss SARAH
RoDeERs, of Rome.
In Austinburg, on the 29ih nit, by Rev. r.
Cochrane, G. nj. PrSNEY, Principal Grand River
Institute, to Miss Lucy d. PRocroR, Preceptress
Of the same institution.
In Wayne, on the 4th inst. by Valory Lake,
CHESTER FELcH, to Miss FIDELA WooDRUFF,
both Of Wayne,
In Richmond, on the bth Inst by Rev. J. Pal
mer, ELMUs TouReEE, of Andoyer, to Miss JASE
CADwELL, Of Richmond.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

/ AM nov in receipt of nv FALL and
Il WINTER Stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, bought for
CASH. aud which will be sold at the very possible per
cent. for Cash Produce Ny stock consists In part
followsi
IS cases oustom-nade thick boots.
BOYS do do de-
cases youths' do do.
cases gents calf boos
cases boys dc do.
misses and chdrens calf Bslmoga bootees
large stock Of ladies' and goat tipped Balmora
be otees.
300 pair women's tnd misses half BalmorAl.
100 pair lasting gaiters-ades misses and crildrens
full stock Of Chidrens Shoes all sizes and styles
Mems ard boys calf Oxford ties and brogaus.
Gentemens and lsdies rubber, plush and buffalo Over
shoes childrens cack &C. all OF which offer on the most
liberal terms.
Also good Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Crockery Wall Papers, 10 of Ladies' Furs
also few extra Mufs, cheap for the times
j. p. ROBERTSON.
Ashtabula Sept. 2lst, 1868. 7ls
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
DIED

AT Collamer, Cuyahoga county, on the 9Th
Inst. TIMOTHY DoANE, aged 20 years:
In New Lyme, on the 18th ult. SARAH, wife of
Elijah Beckwith aged 81 on the 2sth, PoLLr,
wife Of Alvin Beckwith, aged 6i ON the 2lst
ult Of consumption, Miss RETsY GooDwILL, AZ
~ years; on the I'd inst Moan CHAPMAN, K &C.
On the 9th ut. aged 10 years, DAVID b.
GOODWILL, while charging the rebels at Kenesaw
Mountain, being shot through the head.
In Kingsville, on the 28th ult. of diphtheria,
CHARLIE JAY, son ofD G. and Martha j. Caugh-
ey, aged years.
In Hartsgrove, on the sth inst, Mr.. LEWIS
MARSH, one of the earliest settlers of Windsor,
aged " years.
In Kellogsville, 4th ult,, Of Chronic Dlarrh9a,
ALBERT N. son Of Lymon G. and II. Atwater,
aged 10 years.
In Conneaut, on the 26th ult., Miss CELEsTIA
c., daughter of J. II, and Martha Goodenough,
aged 20 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
u. @. R.-T. A.-E. P.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should hare in the
house, and a0hu.

house, and Ohy.
REnEpY because II eectually Colds Whooping and
Common Coughs, Sorc Throat Hsarseness and Is the
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup in the world For old
young, by day night Il may be used with the greatest
freedom and three Ouths Of the deaths by Consnm ption
stopped snd nns relieved of their suffering by what
no stain behind
They shonid have HrSRKwKtLs ToLu AxoDYsx because
Is perfect remedy for Neuralgia Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth and Earache ST. Vitus Dance Pain Stomach
Bowels Genuine Cholera Morbus, Rheumatism Distress
after Eating Nervousness, Hyseria and the chief of all
though actve Ia simpe Its action I'm perfect conformity To
nature its end, cure relief.
tY For the pains of Monthly Menstruations the ASo-
pykE has bsen most successful while Natures work Is
disturbed and Is of its most important points.
f-K- They should have HUSNKwELLs EcLRcTIC PILLS.
because, with seldom but Single Pill for a Dose
rangements Of the Stomach and Bowels cured They
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomach, Loss Of Appetite Bousness often and 80 ero-
neousy treated with hercual, and Jaundiee For Worms
sure enre.
the stomach, az is the most fatal OF taking many
Pills at dose and then, what s important every Family
and Purse bottle goes far three
what IL ordinarily sold.
II the above rood and results do not con.
form TO declarations will request my agents Refund
Money This the basis Of ny confidence snd that OF The
public Ia asked to test
HUNNEwEIL's UNIVERSAL Couch REMEDY.
HUNNEwELL's ToLU ANoDYYE.
HuENEwELLs ECLECTIC PILLS.
~ Fac-Simile OF j. l.. Hunnswslrs signature over eorss
OF genuine only
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabala, Ohio.
JoHS D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio Wholesale Agent.
" For sale BY druggists everywhere.
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Chaplain l25th o. V.
BIvoUAo, NEAR MARIETTA, GA, !
June "a, 1864. {

My Dtdr Mrs. .Manchester This letter,
addressed to you in strange hand, will doubt
less fill your heart with unutterabe anguish
God hath seen fit to call your beloved husband
home.
He who doeth all things well. hath taken
Capt. Manchester from earthly trials and strug-
giles, TO eternal rest.
look upon that war worn glass, and haver.
sock, and sword, stained with the lie blood of
the gallant departed, and my very soul is
whelmed with sorrow. 1t seems impossible to
realize it be who was bat yesteruoon with US
in oil the buoyancy and strength Of vigorous
manhood, came back to us yester-night pale
aud bleeding, and went away from us borne up.
on litter, never to gladden. US again by bis
coming.
The skirmish line came drifting back. and
still back and the rebels came rushing op.
nearer and still nearer TO me was con6ded
the support Of that line. Captains Moses
Singer and Manchester, were sent out with
their Companies Never was nober behavior;
never more conspicuous courage. Away 10
The far front saw the Captain cheering and
urging on his men saw his men emulaiipg
bis courage and zeal. And then the storm
grew deeper, and the smoke shut the Captains
form from view. 1t is not long till / zee
MIN again. Emerging from the battle clouds
he comes with pale face and unsteady faltering
steps towards me. My God he is wounded
with the help of another. l lay him tsnderly
upon stretcher; remove his sword. haver-
sack. and field glass, the weight Of which bur.
den him, uOloose bis Goa, aud vest moisten
bis lips and, committing him to God, send
him to the surgeon.
The tidiDgs falls heavily upon my ear =
"Capt Manehestsr is dead "--Capt. Manches-
ter Is dead" is whispered from lip TO lip and
the regiment grows sad and still as one tells
another the soidierly excelleucies Of the de.
parted. Bat be died hero. He died for his
country. He is lost 10 us, and to you who
we're dearer than life To hin. But God hath
done II /; however rcxplicable TO US. Il is best
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Diarrhoea and Dysen,ery will decimaie
the Volunteers far more than the bullets of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to It that he
carries with him a full supply Of HoLLwAYs
PILLS. Their use in India and Crmea saved
thousands of British soldiers, If the reader of
this notice cannot get box OF Pills or Oint.
me,t from the drug store in his place. let him
write to me 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount and will mail box free of expeuse
Many dealers will pot keep my medicines on
hand hecaus they cannot make as much profit
as other persons make. 30 cents, and S9cents,
and 81, 40 per box or pot.