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A dispatch published in a morning psInt,
dated Cincinnati, that one irest ago lda TA,vs-,
day Lcngstreet was advancing on Knoxville
and that Morgan with dye Thousand men was
cooperating, is not only absurd, but II happens
10 ne allttle singular that the Government has
not yet had a word on tho subject. -i1zs-s,-7
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The Peoples Gas Light Company, with a
capital Of not less than half million nor more
than million of dollars, iS provided for In q
bill introduced by Mr.. T. T. Davis In the
House to-day. The corporators are Messrs,
john ". Thompson, Thomas Lewis, D. c,
Forney, Samuel Fowler, John c. McKelden,
aud Lewis Clephane.
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Committee ON the Conduct OF the War.
The joint committee appointed to investigate
the conduct and expenditures Of the war met
to-day to organize. senator wadeis the chair
man, and Mr.. Gooch is the leading member Of
the Representatives on the committee.
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New Pspitsntisry In the District Of Co.
Iumbta.

A bill was introduced into the House to-day, !
authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior to
contract for the erection sfa penitentlary for
the District of Columbia, of sufficient size, TO
accommodate four hundred male and eighty |
female conYlcts.
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The Enrolmsnt Act.

The House Committee on Military Affairs
had protracted session this morning, having
under consideration the Enrolment bill re Gently
passed by the Senate, which It is understood
they will amend. Mr.. Kellogg, of Michigan,
has been appointed clerk of this commit &c.
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IN LIGHT MARCHING ORDER.-Tho Richmond
Wig says that three thousand mon in Long
streets corps are barefoot; Johnston's army is
suffering terribly for want Of blankets and
clothing, and Lees soldiers are destitute of
90 cks and necessary clothing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25

All the private boxes and nearly the whole
house besides, are taken at Growers theatre to-
night, by people who desire to witness the First
appearance Of yBsTvALI.
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seat. In Congress Declared v.cani.

The Committee on Elections have dec ided
against the admission of Mr.. segar to seat in
this Congress from Virginia. similar report
Is made in the Louisiana case.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ORDERED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Col. Fish,
the late Provost Marshal OF the Middle District
and Thos. W. johnson, a clerk to Major Van VlIrt,
A. q. NJ, will be brought here and committed 10
the Old Capitol prison.
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fortune Maxim ~ Common s.am.u,

~ nuS Deeh ire Iuently stated since tho wal
oosin San 'h"' many sailors of the navy have sue
yvTIeG WItHT ~ NAV Ing their fortunes by prizes
Win mit'i'n .ne at six weeks tho following enor
nUua sunis n, Aave boep paid over by different
'"USoiS HS1,o e su paymasters TO sailors
one nc Tor etopman got 81, ,7SI; a maintOpman
icr, ~ @',o II two able Seamon belonging 10 the
ITrg''"t .ae got nearly 100000, one receiving
ino NV tho' 'Isand and the other eleven thousand.
" y 1rlno, have received as high as four thousand
.ollqrs and landsmen have got as much, A
legal trm In Brooklyn, n. T., have recently
paid the following enormous sums to mcrS
sailors
r. CuryCy, seaman, S5,SiG.SSj Henry Eaton
1sAman, S3,004.Glj jeremiah Mckee, 81 ,2l7.s4
Jas. King, Sl,7O0.S7j +. Wilson, s2,7S4j j,
Furlong, S9,351i J. starily, 81, ,l6l.SsI N. Mur.
ply, IL ,O27i 7. j. Pryor received the enormous
sum Of 81, 777.-Boston Htr0R.
Mile TIETIENs is engaged for the Paris Hal-
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OFFICERS FOR CoLoRED TROoPs-YiglJer
Of ErGmindiioRS.-The board for the examination
Of applicants for commissions as officers OF col
ored troops have during the past week made sixty
three examinations of these thirty-six have been
recommended for appointment, and twenty-seven
rejected. This Board holds Its meeting near the
loot Of Fourteenth street, at General Casey's
headquarters General c. Ia President Of the
BOARD.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25

Ibl the r'orlc'l Rlne.J
FALL RIVER, Mass., .a5th.-The steamer
Bradford Duriee, took dIs at her wharf her,
THIS morning and will be totally consumed.
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LIEUTENAHT GENERAL

1t appears BY tho proceedings Of thu HOUSE.
that The Military Commit,eo have reported in
favor Of restoring the grade of Lieutenant Con
eral. ~ II
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I.sEi.lstlr. Appropriation mi.

The House Committee on Ways and Means
were engaged this morning in framing the leg.
islative appropriation bill.
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SURRENDERED HIMSELF UNDER THE PKEsI
Dents FRocLAMATIoN,-Mr. 8. Jones, Lately
returned from the South, appeared at Che mill,
and, according 10 the terms of tbe PresI3en,,!
amnesty proclamation, took the oath of ala
glance and was released.-BaN Sun.
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The Kentucky Legislature 10 considering the
removal Of the State Capital from Frankfort
to L0plsVi1le.
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Second Edition
-AtE
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.

"tetuucs some euch horrible tragedy as
that which Occurred at the capital Of Chill on
the eth or December last, to bring the people
Of the United States 10 a realizing sense Of
their own condition. II was as much the mis-.
cradle manner In which the " church Of the
Compania" al Chilli was constructed with re-.
Terence to egress as TO the criminal boast and
promise Of the priest Ugarte TO tie Roman
nuncio, that he would outrival in splendor the
Illumination OF Rome herself on that day, (the
elimination Of the thirty days festival Of the
Month Of Mary" so cNllea,) that caused the
sudden and horrld death Of nore than tr-o hou.
sand tNo0Hen, most Of th,m hrt,cccn .dnosn md
and fNtnty years otdgci
There were but two avenues Of escape, and
before these, we are told, lay impossible heap,
Of the dead and dying, bdrriag al eorsss. This
was simply because The great massive doors
opened iH,Oard and the rush was so sudden aud
great that Instead of heing able TO open them
the panic stricken multitude pressed against
them so that they could not no opened and thus
hlockaded their own passage ont Of danger
Without entering again into the details of
this shocking affair, except TO call the attention
of our readers to another account furnished
HaIpcrs' Weekly, by CHARLES 8. RAND. ESQ.,,
our Secretary of Legation at Chill, we pass to
the consideration Of the subject as il applies TO
the safety Of our own people. We refer to the
two prominent facts stated above.
lat. That there were oaly fro places of exit.
or 10 repeat the word. of the narrator. shut
two avenues Of escare.''
I'd. That before these ..aycuues'' or door.
ways, clay impossible heaps of the dead and
:.
u'"s' '''''''H q" 'greS''
Is very clear that building large enough
10 hold three thousand women and few hun
ered men, all IN Enecling POSTURE should
have ten PLACES OF outlet instead of only two.
The question arises, Why did such i'm
passable heaps OF dead and dying lay at these
places OF egress ~ We answer that 1t was not
alone because Of desire Of the frantic multi
tudc 10 escape 10y these avenues, but mainly
because the monster doors opened h,rdrd, and,
as we are told in another account, already
published, the rush against these doors was
50 great that II was impossible to open them.
Hence the "lmpnsSShie heaps of dead barring
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NAVIoLTIoS Is fully resumed In the Potomsc
River and Chesapeake Bay,
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THE GREAT PEHNsYLVABIA no uqk,-1L
quickest and IaIest route to the Northwest and
southwest, Two through trains daily, and one to
sunday. soidierH' tickets at Government rates 10
All the principal points In the North and WsSI
For tickets and further Information apply at the 81
lice OF the "GTeat PennGylvAnia Route " northeast
corner PennlylysnlA avenue and Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. ONCE open nom .. N. TOT
p. m.ion sundAyH2 70 Ap. m.
4. o. HORToE,
aug ! ARAnt
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New YORK STYLES Gs,ltlta,tit'S C!0thhig =
Neg Gnd Fashionable "A large assortment Gor Dres.
and Business wear, The EngliAh Sack and Walk
thing over offered IN this city.
WALL STEPHENS 4 Co.,
Oos-ti a!2 Pa. sy., bet. Hinth aud Tenth ItS
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9atiunal Repnhlitan.
WASHINGTON, d. G.

AoNDAYuna,,na,,arui rui,JANuARY 60 1874,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


By the Peoples Lins-onneeI No. oil Ninth stI-r
anl corner PenusylVaniA avenue and sixth
street, under National Hotel.
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ian Opera.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Rebel soldiers DeseFting-Union gete-
rams He-eplistinR-Rumors OF Rn In
tended Raid into Ea stern Kentucky
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WHO WILL BR CURED I'VE deslre TO cal.
special attention TO the OF the sele.
brated Dr. Nellny which appears 10 another column
The DoctOrlBA 1att md reliable practitioner, whOIs
Iklll and experience 10 guarantee that the unfOl.
tunAe victim OF certain lndiscretOns can with con.
hdGnee lntruHt his asso In his hands. Lot youbE
men be warned In t!.Ie and seek the best means Si
Ealisl
DOY WANTED "A FAITHFUL,
ID honest BOY wanted to carry this paper 10
BOY for a Capitol Hill route. - NN'"'
Apply at this Once. If
/ OST.- lon OR ABOUT THE 18TH
IL day Of November last, a CERTIFICATE Of
DEPosi 4 In the Bank Of Commerce, Georgetown.
hered 10, signed by D. Riit sherman, and pavsbIc
10 samuel Davis. All persons are cautioned
against receiving said CeriiGcate ~ payment la,
jAn25-3W'
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Afs The burns Club and the Admirers OF
Burma will celebrate the Anniversary Of the Birth
OF the Bard, on MONDAY EVENING, January 2j
at the European Hotel, 8. w corner Of Pennsyl,
vania Avenue aLd Eleventh street, at ~ o'clock.
Tickets may be had At the har of the hotel, or
ON the Managers, h. CRAWFORD,
jae2-9t' Secretary.
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ss-Fair for Rebuilding Ryland chapel.
The Ladies' Of RylAnd Chapel will hold FAIR
in the Basement OF the New Church Edifice, corner
OF d and Tenth streets, Island, commenoing TUES.
DAY EVENING, January o6th, 1854, the proceeds
of which are TO be devoted TO the above object.
ine Band Of Music will be in atten lance. l2i.lw
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GF-MedIcal Puryeyor's Oniee, Washing
Ton, ID. G., Jan. 81, lB6I.-Thc advertisements for
Proposals for Ice Issued from this otice January,
1854, are Withdrawn Advertisements more In de-
tail VIII he issued hs soon as prepared, and the
time for receiving bids extended By order Of the
Acting Surgeon General. ......
HENRY JOHNSON,
ja29-4t NJ. :. X &. s. A, and Act'g Med. Purv'r
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E5snEV. ANTOHIA ARRIoIII, an Itai-
ian convert to the Methodist Church, will lecture
tins evening, at the MoKeAdree Gospel, Maasaohu.
scttl avenue, between Ninth and Tenth. subjest
"1taly" Admission % cents. jan25-lt
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G~Comfort for the Army Wilson's date
EVAnG Patent Tent Stoye,--The undersigned, hay.
ing purchased all the conflicting interests ia the
celebrated patents and improvements Of Woodbury.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for army
use, 10 now prepared TO furnish dealers dn Wash.
lngton and baltimore, without DELAY with Wi,
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made OF cast iron
with eight ieet OF pipej each stove packed In bon
twelve Inches by six, and we Ching, all complete
but abont twenty Poundsj large enough 10 heat
thoroughly any ofieeT'n tents wonder OF com.
paetness and utility: For sale by all the prominent
dealers In stoves = suffers Auppl es,
d. =, WILSON, Sole Proprietor
de2I.tf National Hotel. WashinGton
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

1902. after doductiug said illegal, unjust and
md usurlops amounts aforesaid, and all
payments made on each and all Of said four
promissory no,os. That tho Court will or.
der the amount so found due TO be held by
the Clerk Of this Court for the use and Bono.
ft Of tho said james NJ. aud that the Court
will orior that said Joseph W. aud James
NJ Champlin doliver up said three outstaud.
lug notes to the Clerk of this Court to be-
cancelled. and that they release and dis.
charge said mortgage, and all right, tito
and interest which tbcy or either of them
have by virtue thereof. and to said land.
aud othor and further relief. The said Jo-
seph W. and James NJ. Champlip arc mott.
fled that, unless they answer said petition
on or before tho l6 h day Of April. 1864. the
s,ms will be taken as true, and Judgment
rendering accordingly.
TnRAsHER, DUnrEE g. HATHAWAY.
1886 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

n,,r ,r,nn,.-, " ,,,
CCHt.N Spninn1' Nu"Iusi"n o'e"eihs
- Cn''Ns ~ ,lnt"' n',,hu1 rouse Sel'
WI 'io"Se' r',ig,i ne 'cNuu' Joseph NC
.u',, rank nrih;n anu Jesse urlln,h wilItnke
nJIoe Una, = psriloh WIS LIEU ush,hs' 'ne'n ana
o'nGIs,"h we ,oth u'V OF rnotuarV, a. 1904,
~ '"oo'"n' ~ Np'nnl'. t"as With ana ior
ne Nohnty D, ',Gnu9a ny 'o'hey Mc6ridc ana
N,hn'nia NlGnfi"e' enn !, new pehu;hS 'hercin
wno'eiL, S''u t''hey hrpIloeahu almenln Nc.
nrl'e heh WI p,rtitihh OF lne GLOWING renl
rs,ale; 10 WIZ situate ih.t.s townships OF
o.urlion anu Niunsoh ~ me .ourtV OF ucaugn
ahu oln'e o. ONO, ma kno~n ov beins part OF
nuich' lao, ''he ~ rhci ''ic IN Nun'on own.
snip, anI oou"oeuas 'o',n"s VIZ; beginning OF
me nor,n.wcs' corner OF q 'nt OF land formerly
ownfa ny NaHah rof'er, Jun; t'ence w"st
us ions; thehGe SCUM ~ RODS TO a post
'nen'e enst pafh'le' WIN Tue horth nhe ! q
ro's 10 'nno formerly owned ny snid Nathan
,rorter thehce norm oLH rods u" the placed
pe9i"ning' containing az acfes OF 'nnd' Also
cno u'ner piece o. ia"u' s',nhte anu oelng IN
Snnfuo" ! o"nsnrP, III SAN County ana o'nie,
oolhg u lurt % Irhit NO . ~ said township,
nhu ooundeu us iollows; beginhins nj the
u9r,n'West IoInri on lhe ronu ieauing rom
SnnLuo" " rN'''u"u' Hno iu"n'"s west { uces.
"oi.. ~ I""a "" sn'u tou9 ! rnenca soI,h aiA
tous u 'ne soulh me OF snid lownshlP on Chhr,,
Gon .naUce eIst on shiu me % rons 10 iand
iorn'el,y owne9 ny Joseph rel.oh 'hehce norm
",n i"uS 1t" . .ee' W w1 p.aIeo uei'"ntns,
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FOR SALE BY

A Cook, Chardon; J. Smith Thompson; J. W.
Garritt. MDnlvil,e; t.. r. Burnett, Russell; C. P.
Treat. Cl,ridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Mayhem. Auburn; johnson & Turile. Burton
Ed. Thompson, Hunisburg;W H.. Harpham,
Balm ridge; VIM. Mumford, WeIch6eld:F N.
Hathaway. Hambdeni Law ior Diary mp'e, Troy
Center; Warron Bishop NJ icd l, f,ld;t S Field
East Claridon! Tracy w Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gener,
ally throughout the u. S. and CaDadas,
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pnrs uanco of an order granted bv tho
d Probate Court OF Goauga County, Ohio.
VIII ,itor for salo at public auction, on
Saturday,, the 2Gth day of March. A. ID
1864. vt 10 O'Clock, forenoon. upon tho
promises, tho following described real o.
tate, situate in Geauga County. Ohio, known
as part OF Lot No, 10, IN Tract No. . in
Manson township. bounded us follows: Be.
ginning ut tho north east corner of said Lot
No. 10 thence running west on tho north
lne OF said lotto the east margin OF Munson
Fond; thence sUutherlv on the cast margin If
said pond far enough so that II limo running
east parallel with tho north limo Of said lot.
to tho cast line Of said Lot 10, thence north
on tho east limo of said lot to tho place of
beginning, shall contain ten acres Of land.
Also one oihcr piece or parcel OF land. sit
uate in said Township. County and State,
ana known by being para ct Lot IL, in said
Tract No, 2. and bounded and described
as follows, TO wit Beginning IN tho center
"f mo east and west road running through
said Tract No 2, at The south eDst corner
al twenty. five acres of land owned by Van
HaIrn thence north To tho south margin
OF Munson Pond thence ~eastcrly along tho
south margin of SAID Pond. far enough so
that IA line running south parallel with said
wost limo TO tho conter of said highway, and
thence west to the place of beginning. shall
contain forty acres OF land. Terms OF sale
-one'thWd OF the purchase money 10 DO
paid down, ono third in ono year, and tho
balance IN two years. with annual interest
on deferred paymenis.and secured bv mort
gage, HANFORD Z. BOND.
Administrator Of Johu Morris, deceased.
7S7n4.
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Legal Notice.

"ASNAH BRAT, Michael Bratt, Frank
III Paris, Elizabeth Dougdale, Charles
DougdaIc, Emma Paris and Chauncey Par
ris viii take notice that II pettiop was filed
against them on the oh day Of February,
A. ID 1864, in the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the Couniy OF Gcauga, bv
Nelson Paris, Sally Beck with aud Andrew
Beckwith. and 10 now pending therein,
wherein said Nelson PARIS, Sally Beck with
aud Andrew Beckwiih demand partition OF
tho foJlo~ing real estate, TO wiz; Situate in
tho township OF Chester, In tho County OF
Geauga aud State OF Ohio, and known as
part OF Lot No. "a, in Tract No. 2. and
bounded north and east by tho lot lines
south by the highway rushing east aud west
through said Tract 2; aud west by land
owned by ID. Kegt containing so acres OF
land. Also. one other piece OF parcel OF
land, situate in said Township. County and
State, and known us part OF Lot No. 4,
Tract 2, aud bounded west by tho lot lines
south aud east by land in namo Of e. Z.
Morgan, and north by the highway, and
containing 3 acres Of land, Also, one other
piece or parcel OF land. situate in said Town
ship, County and State, and known by being
part OF Lot No 8, in said Tract No. 2, and
bounded north by the east and west road,
running through said Tract No. . east by
land OF james Gilmore ; south ind west by
lot lines; and CONTAINING hi,y' one aud
acres OF land. And that, al the next term
of said COURT, said %po,itioners will apply foI
an order that partition may DO made Of said
promises. Dated this 10th day of February
1904. ygT-sE CANFlELD g. SMITH, 7
.attorxsy, for PstaiOssys.
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PENSION AND BOUNTY.

VII uhutrsi- he'd hnsopeneu II } III 20 in Char
l. don, Geauga County, Ohio, to prosecute the
iehsloi and Bounty Business, and w!ll also pros
seuln all business against the Government. His
long experience ana service IN the war. in The
capacity OF captain in the 7th Ohio Vols. and
us familiarity with the manrer of doing bust
ness IN the various departments olthe Govern.
nlrht'and The manners oil Obtaining evidencesin
a%llcases, give hIm advantages verallother per.
sons cugagcdin the business.
grille charges only the legal fee, SIS, in
%rension cases with u charge OF y Tor eachafi.
dayit, when additional evidence is required.
Soldiers. give him a call a his office. In wri.
ting, give aiull history OF the case, enclosing a
stamp and you will got a full answe &c by return
mail. GEO, h. Don,
Attorney at law.
ChardoA July3d, 1868, 7O3tf
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living
~ at a distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls pu nctuaIly attended to, by address
inghim by'letter, giving five da~ys'notice.
Direct allletters to Hambden, Geauga
c., o. S.EDSoN. Go. Surveyor
SO 5tf
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These Bttters are PUT up in quart
bottles, Of 1uhtch the above is a fac-sim-
lie. The label is finely ENGRAVED, ard
is provided with a Safeguard from
;ounte,Jeiters. Prics 81 per bottle, or
sic for IS.
c. w. Fobach, proprietor, No. s
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to whom
al orders should be addressed.
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Important
!" .
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

L. lionorrhGa, elect, Urethral Discharges, I'm.
potence. Wan, oil Power, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions. lncouiinence, Genital Dehil-
ity and lrrilability, Gravel. Structure, and Az
been used by upwards OF 100 PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire success, su.
preceding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsules, or any
compound hitherto knovn
ID ELLsS SPECIFIC PILLS are speedy In
ID uction, often eiiecting n curG in q lew days,
and " hen a cure is effected II is pernanc Mt
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and ne veT nau sea,s
the stomach or impregnate the breath, and, being
sugar. coated, al. nauseous taste is avoided. No
change of diet is necessary whilst nsing Them ,
nor does their action Interfere with business peT.
suits. Each Box contains six dozen Pills,
Price, ONE DOLLAR; 6 Boxes for s..
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MARCH a, 1864
LEGAL NOTIOE

Iss sag o, ., ono In Courtot CO N mon Plsas
Erastus Spencer, Plaintiff,
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Farm for Sale or Exchange.

The subscriber has for sale . farm OF 80
acres living In tho township OF Cato, Mont
calm Co.. Michigan, would like to sell or ex.
change for property in Chardop or lie "
oinity. l., A. HAMILTON.
OCT. 26tb, 1888. =