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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NHE FAR FAMED
ID H. w Ell r.,


OfPennsylvania, announces to this commune
French and Spanish mode of Medical treatment,
SO successfully practiced oflate in France, Spain
and America. He has been engaged several
years in travelling and successfully treating
He not only ascertains the nature of disease, as
formerly practiced by Physicians, but passes on
and discovers the cause, however intricate the
disease may be.
Female complaints, in all their forms, treated
carefully and cOnfdential1y. l will visit and
consult patients while remaining in town free
Of charge. Those living at a distance and una
BILE to visit him, can be treated by sending him
clear vial full Of their morning urine, from
which the disease will be ascertained.
He will be at Muscatine from the 18th Of Juno
to the 2lst Of June, 1854. Call early for he cam
not delay. Rooms at the Irving House.
DIR. D. X. WEIR.
Residence-in Toledo for the last four years,
Tama County. Iowa.
MANHOOD; ANZR
Hoa0 Lost! Hot0 Restored! 6F1TY
Just Published in a Sealed Envelope. Price
Six Cents.
Lecture on the nature, treatment and radi-
cal cure OF SpermatOrrhRa, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and ImpedimentS to marriage generally; Nerv-
business; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men
abuse, &C., by Robert ]. Culverwell, NJ. D., au-
Thor of the Green Book, &c.
"a Boon to Thousands of StUerersr'
Sent under seal n plain envelope to any adj
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps, by DR.. ]. c. KLINE,
LII Broadway, New York.
Jsl0dawtnsSm Postof1ce box $3.50. q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
HAMLIn's WIZARD OIL.

|HARPER'S WEEKLY, CONTAIN
Ii ING maps of the seat of war IN Viro;,, -
and Georgia. the most correct yet isaued. az -
pAI0&R,a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
CASE OF DYSPEPSIA OF SIXTEEN YEARS.
STANDING, CURED BY ONE BOX TT.M
sHARPS CELEBRATED PILLS. .s

Read the Testimony.
- PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9Th, 1854.
AR.JohNJ J. KnoMER-Ds1r SIR: have been suffer.
srfrom that most horr disease Dyspepsia for six
teen but after using the box o: T. NJ sharps
Pills which purchased Of you tire" weeks sgo1
feel as IL have entered into new lfe-my general
health has improved, ~ petite has ncreased and
altogether feel like new msn. taks pleasure IL
sndine them the public safe and rslixble
Yours, truly, e. I. FORBES,
-l No. 4s1 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA,
PalcK 81. 90 A. Box. Sold BY Drsggisis Es~yvheys.
.{af JOHN J. KRONER, PEIxcIrAL AsxAr,
40S Chestnut Street, Phiiadelphia.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

THE ATH.-Capt. Dillreports that the
Ath Iowa 600 days men) arrived at
Memphis last Friday. The I'd cavalry
was still camped near Memphis at that
time.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

EIRE WORKS.
Fire Cracksrg, Large Fire Crackers. Roman
Candles, Torpedoes, &C., at BURNETT6,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
Dyspepsia. Diarrhea, We: kness,
SC.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated
by the Pills. Diarrhoea, constipation, headache
physical prostration, nervous tremors, hot flush,
es, :pasms, affections Of the kidneys. hemmor-
rhoids or piles, and, in fact, all internal COM
before the salutary influence OF this extraordi-
nary remedy. AS a specific for dyspepsia and
of it, the pills are always to be relied on when
every other medicine and mode Of treatment
has utterly failed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

DISTRICT COURT.-The case of Velie
VS.. Funck was given to the juryThursday
evening. The charge of Judge Rich
man is spoken of by those who heard it
as most able, candid and searching.
P. S. The verdict was for the plain
tiff. It could not have been otherwise,
the testimony leaving no doubt of fraud
in voting and unfairness in making out
the returns. What next?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

DRowNED.-Last evening, a man in
the employ of Jacob bold, beer brewer,
while swimming a horse in the river,
near the round house, was thrown or
fell into the water, and no assistance be-
ing near, drowned. He was probably
disabled by a stroke from the horse
We believe his name is George Loen-
muth, and understand he leaves a wife
and one small child.-Daily, 9th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

The aOoVe named gentleman. tor whom ~
have Away had high t-sarJ. seems to hive
dropped into the idea that lac t"o NUT 10 some
shiag to- ash GoveEnos MotroN ia h> P,ifu,ic e.
forts carr, on the State Government L. J. T.,
be seen that M. flsHkK. under the act passed a.
the special meeting o: ls6l. providing tor the
appointments OF Paymaster 10y the Governor.
that such officer sas authorized 10 make relui-
s,ios- FROM time To time upon the Auditor If
State iof such sums a. he iron time To time mi ght
require for the payment of the regiments or the
tive militia at the State. These acquisitions we're
TO be PAID. out Of the Special Military or Home
legion Fund. How y v tina, Mr.. Fi-sss *ac
cording 20 the report VI he Financial Secretary
Of Governor MoKToS.) pays out ofthe funds thus
drawn by him the sun OF $4,000 To tue
Governor Ne cannot divine. aud ~hs Paymss-
Ter FEsHEK continues 90 dfas. as he has done
siaes the Financial Secretary's report, further
suns from the same fund. ne think the public
ought 10 know
wecsn see this in no other light than another
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

dodge Of oursS "smisbls and Just Goe1sor" to
get. illicitly. money - carry % his shemes 70
rob the Treasury Of the means 10 aggrantlize
himself
We ask where Paymasser FisHEK finds any AZ
thority to pay over TO the Governor ans money
coming into his hands. and would refer him 10
section Of The act creating the Office he holds.
and also 70 said aci generally. prescribing his du
ties and the penalties. We would be glad to have
al explanation. We would also be gladto know
vhere Governor MoRroS 90, the poser or au-
thority to receive such money. or any other mon
q belonging to the State =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

This may be feini. 10 order TO draw our
troops outside Of the defenses. 50 as TO bring on
general engagement IN the open field If il il
not. the invasion Ct MARYLAND l. about over for
the present.
In the fight OF this morning we have to regret
the loss of many brave and valuable officers:
among them Col johnson. 49lh New York. Col
Nircher. 43d New York. Col. Mclaughlin. 6lst
PENNSYLVANIA, Maj. Jones. 9Th Maine, and seve-
raj other officers. all killed
MALCoNB.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
nssrespresensnsions Of the Court
Organ.

The Court Organ of his His Excelency in an
uncalied tor assault upon AoUILLA JOINS.
Treasurer Of State from 1857 to 1859. en-
deavored to create the impression that he had
Incorporated some 1929 SIS 80 of the special
and trust funds of the State We quote from
the Journal of last Friday its reference to the
matter:
just how much of these funds were paid out
under this peculiar construction of the Constitu
ton. We do not precisely know, bG, the report OF
the Auditor of State. Tor the year ending October
3lst, 1859, shows that there had been drawn from
the special and trust funds the aggregate sum oi
1893 SIS 60 distributed IA foliaw-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

Fer Governor
Joseph q. ncDenaid, 81 Marion,
For Lieutenant Governor.
David Turpse, 81 " hise
Fer Secretary Of State.
JAMES s. ATBoS. Of Mariou.
For Auditor q stste,
JosEPH RIsIIsF. Of Foun,aln
For Treasurer of state.
MATHEW l. BRITT. Of Davies.
For Attorney General,
OSCAR b. H0RD, Of Decatur.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL T.. RrGG Of Allen
For Juises of the Supreme cOurt.
SAMUEL v. PERKINS, Of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decsiur.
JAMES n. HANNA. Of Sullivan.
lanes L woRDES, Of Allen
Por Clerk Of The supreme Court.
ETBELBERT c. HIBBES. Of Rush.
Fes Electors at Large.
JOHN PETTIr. Of Tppeesnoe,
SIMEON x. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
Contingency.
GRAHAM ". FITCH, Of Cas-,
ws. N. FRANKLIN. Of Owen.
FOR District flectDrs.
First Dlstrict-S. NJ. HOIE0MB. Of Gibson. confin
Esnf-PETER MYERS, % yshderburg.
second Dss,rsct-EIIJAH NEwLAND. Of Floyd. Con
iingen,--JAs A. GHORNLEY, Of Lawrence.
Third Dissret-A. b. CARLTON. Of Lawrence. Con
tingenl-E. G. LELAND. II Jefferson.
Fourth Dssrict-B W. WILSON, u Decatur. Con
magenta P. FERRIS. Of Ripley
F1oh rsssr,ct-I,xEs BROWN coutingenf- THos
MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Dsstrsc,-FRASK LAsDERs. Of Morgan. Con
tngent-B. r DAVIS, Of shelby.
Seventh Distrct-ARCH JOHNSON. Of Putnam Con
tIngent-GEo. W. THOMPSON. OF Parke.
Eighth Di-,rict--J. C. APPLEGATE, Of Carroll Con
tlngent-LEASDER NcCLURG, Of Clinton.
Ninth District. G. OSBORNE, Of Marshall. Con
tinEent-ELIAs HU6HEs.
Tenth District-RoBERT LOWRY, Of Ekhsr. Con
tlngent-s. W. sPPOTT, Of DeKsb.
Eleventh Distret-I. W. SALISBURY. Contingent
n. r. OvERNAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of ANNIE woRI-,SD will take place at 10
O'Clock to-day, TUESDAY from the residence other fber
on Virginia Avenue, No. 81.
The friends ofth- family invited attend without
further notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
STATE ITEMS.
MALooxs

-DENcCRAuc Mass MEETING ~ JOHNSON
CoTSrr.-There will be a mass meeting OF the
Democratic party at Franklin, on Saturday, July
23d. 1864 The canvass of 1864 is now fully
opened, and the people should NEE; together for
consultation and mutual understanding Let the
Democrats come out with their families. Come
in yonr wagons, in your carriages and on horse
back Come let Us ratify the nominations made
at. the State Convention. aud mex mutual
vow, that it shall be triumphantly elected. Come
early and bring your baskets with YOU and stay
all day.
Good speakers will be on hand 20 address
the meeting. Pleasant grounds will be prepared
for your accommodation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

Ralance due hospital tbs month $500. 20 y
With the foregoing statement Of DE- Chap
ian, the Medical Officer OF the Day. and the
abstract heresith furnished, we will leave the
further consideration Of this matter TO Dr. W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

ATTACK UPON THE CAPITALIZE ATTACK REPU LsED
HEAVY Loss OF FEDERAL oFFICERs-THE con-
FEDERATEs SUPPOSED TO BE RErREATINe-ARRI-
VAL or LARGE BODIES or VETERAN TROOPS AT
wAsHINGToN--HEGIRA OF GOVERNMENT OFF,
cIALs-THE PRESIDENT ADVISED TO LEAVE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19


Even IL this amoun, had been overdrawn from
the Treasury. charged. the Journal comedies
the amount was applied in the support of the be-
nevolcnt institutions. the peni tentaries ard the
payment Of other honest indebtedness of the
State 20 her citizens. But the apolosist of
the Governor knew that under the ndmuistr,-
ton of Ir. JosEs there had been no such over
drafts upon the special and trust funds In proof
thereof We refer TO the annual report oi Mr.
HmAx Z. TALBOT, Republican Auditor of
State, dated November l. 1856 He says
page 81:
There is due to the following funds the
amounts named below
To the wabash and Erie Canal Fund s2s6 sos n
To TIE Swamp Land Fund. 23s ,9e5 ~
To the Common School Fund ............. 9lssl IS
To the Township Library Fund II "a 26
To various other Tru~t Funds about 3l.s99 IL
Mr. JoSK, succeeded SIR WILLIAM r. NoFF
SINGER. Republican. and We find that when the
former went int, office. Mr.. TALBOT admits that
the Special and Trust Funds OF the State had
been overdrawn S654.7I4 IL. -dissipated" using
the language OF the Court Organ
The report Of the Auditor of State. ending
October 3lst. le5g, shows that under the admin
istraiion OF Mr.. JONES. Treasurer of State,
that these over drafts were increased To 1929
675 ~. making an Increase ct ONLY 1874 Sol %
and during period when the Legislature had
pro-, iJed no evenue. and had made DO appropri
atoms Tor the support of the State government.
The Journal says that Mr. Treasurer JoSrs had
no more right To divert IL other objects the
Trus, Funds named. than he had 10 seize the
money of an individual aud appropriate il TO the
current expenses of the state Will not this
same censaTe apply TO the Republican officers.
Messrs TALBOT aud NoFFsIxGER? The Treas
urv lsw Of 1859. aud the embezzlement act of
1861. under severe penalties. expressly prohibits
AM officer at State from sppropriating any
irnds received on State account. or apou the
credit OF the State. eKcept in pursuance o; appro
pristions made by Law. aud they required all
such funds To be paid into the State Treasury.
Nov if the money received BY Nr MoRIoS is the
property of the State. he had no more right TO
divert IL to other objects than those pointed out
by Law. than he had 20 seize the money OF an in
divilual and appropriate il "a the current expenses
os the State" But il the n"uey received by
Mr. MoKTcS. a. exhibited in tie report OF bis
Financial Secretary. wa> advanced 10 him A. IL
lividusl. then tue Stste has responsibility
~hate, er Tor the transaction Which horn of
Iae dilemma will His ExceIencs s.lectf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19
AND SECURING.
CONRAD FETTE.

ATENDER AND scoURER, has removed 10 Black
WI ford's Building. Fourth story, No. a. corner 81
Washington and Meridian street.
All garments entrusted TO him viii be promptly an
neatly renovated and rrpaircd-
All kinds o. tailoring and cutting for boys and me In
the best style. on short notice and Al low rates
jes-d2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

One OF Governor uorton,s staff
Rather Roughly Handled-W Ciin.
ton Thomp~on's Report upon the
Cordition Of the Louisville Hos.
pitfalls and the Hospital surgeons
Skining OF w. Clinton Thompson,
Morton and Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

Ah WOULD CALL The ATTENTION OF ORIG
w 6tSIs 10 the above establishment and invite
them, when in the city. TO look through cur stock
Oar goods were bought when gold was 81 81 So and
before the additional 80 per cent Increase 10 Tariff n,
which We confident, viii enable rs 10 sell goods In
our ine very l0s and yet realize profit We will du
picAfe any Cincinnati bI-uctgatious IN prices con
sidersd - f ~
orders are solicited je7'G4 dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

Indianapolis, june Is. ls64.
DR. Thompson states that he conyersed with
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-19

To NJ. Goldsmith. u S A., Surgeon in char
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-11-24

TIVE DAY SCHOOL mil

10000 copies issued A new Singing Book Tor sshsos
and Seminaries. called the Day-Sehoei Bel, IL now
ready. II csntsins sbow 900 choice scngs, roundss
catches, duets. trios, quartes and chorusss many
them written expressly for this work bssidss % pages
the Elements OF Music, which easy aud progressive
Among the large nunbsr of beautiful pieces may 10
found. "Uncle Sans School," "Do MT you hear the
children coming," Always leok on the sunny side,
little bdn "Bird Of beauty" "Pretty pair treen "Apv
Chorus,n "Msst nae By the running breek,n r. L i
compiled by Horses Waters author Of Sabbath School
Of s25O0o copies Pross-paper covers as cents, ESse
per hundred bound 20 cents, S25 Hundred, cloth
bound, embossed gilt 40 cents SJ6 per hundred. s5
copies furnished AT the 100 price Mailed at the retail
price,
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SABBATH SCHOOL snLl. no 4

10 an entire work Of lss pages and Uy a6 nnsr
and hymns. Nearly million Of thssd eelis
have been issued and are now ringing thSeagb
his and other countries. Among TIE pany
choice pieces may be found shall meet beyond the
River.' There is Beautiful World" "Se1ev shsh
corns again 10 mors" DO Mt yeu hear the Angels
ing,n "fhou God, me- "sabbaih Bells ebine emp
&c. Prices of Bell No. aye same as Bell No g Both
numbers can be obtained in velums, price, bound
copy 40 cents S35 per hsndred cloth bound enbossed
s so cents S45 per Qe Is copies furnished al the ib
price. Mailed at the retail price. f
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NEW VOCAL MUsTC-"fxnd Of the Brave ana
1N Free,n Rev. g. =. Plumley; "Yeur Fortune is too
Small for Me- Comic Song, Maurice; ~ will wait az
the Gale Tor Thee, f. Holden; "We Parted with Cheer
ful Smile M. kellar; "One by the Stars of Eve
ning" The Flowers Bloom in Linden vae,n 8. Law
iss Beautiful World" shsll we eel Be eyond he Riysrs'
'Ihe Angels are lowering Near" "The Year OF Loven
How Softly on the Bruised Heartn Mrs. Parkhurst;
the Dear Old Flag Die" "Oh, why am so Happy,n s.
G. Foster sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry. 35csns'
eat h, mailed free. -
New INsrHuMESrAL Munc.-"Idlewild, ,n-Poka Ca
price, by Nj Kelar .Mornns Prayer" by w, " Muller,
summer - House OF Roses" Gallop, by Mrs Parkhurst
Waltz" "LArmetee Waltz" "Frederick Wsltzp j. o.
Bernard, DOC each ave Are Coming, Father Abrahsr,'
Always Look on the Sunny Side,n brilliant Vsria-~
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Know Essh a 0her Tassem for Gu,ar by Bloopp aSs.
70 by James Bellak and 10 BY Mrs. Parkharst ISs
Mailed free. -.
HORACE WATERS, Pabll.hor, Me- 4si sroaaw.ys.
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THE ArHBNRUM cOILEsrIoN

contains Five Hsndred pages Of tune. all hymns
new and old, OF the choicest kinds for chur' Sunday
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The music in this beck has life and annlp en- in IL like
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each ether therer' "Sha meet beyond the Riyerfi
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&c Prices single copies bound IS cents s55 per iOe;
cloth bound embossed gilt rs CENTS ses per l0o Mailed
ut the retail price.
HORACE WATERS AgI trsh
4sl, Broadway, New York,
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SABBATH SCHOOL nELI., NO. L

contains IA pages and nearly 900 tunes and hymns and
is the popular s. 8. Book ever issued Among ne
m ost popular pieces are "Khd Words "Fden Ahbve,'
"Christian Hero" "Bsautful 2ioa II ought 10 love mi
Mother" 'The Angels told so" SIN the Light" rRee
for the Weary" &o. Prices-paper covers, 90 cents
EACH SIS per hundred bound rs cents s2s hundred;
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yHE NEW PATRIOTIC scNs BeoR

contains 90 pages OF songs, duets aud ehsrusos both
sacred and sscuar including "A pages OF prayers fer
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers soripare Manual
II is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among tho many beautiful pieces may be
found. where liberty dwe.ls is my country" This
Christian Here" "Three Cheers for our sanner" "Cone
sing 10 Of hes "Coumbs, the Gem OF the Ocean,
'Freemans Gatherngn "Columbia's King forever,n
NIarehng Along,n &c. Prees-paper covers, is cents,
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rHR HARP OF FRRBpoA

contains 3e pages of songs duets snd ehoIussa for tsas
dom Among the choice pieces would laras, 'Raifs
Freedoms aornn 20 let my people GO" "Ovsy Me
ninn "They worked me all the day &e. Price ksen.s
single 50 cents dezen % per 1905 postage cent
each. I
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NEW TIN SHOP.

V,HE undersigned informs the public lha, he has open
Il cd new
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron store
in the huildin immediately West OF the Post Office
ST ClAIRSVlILE where he will be happy TO acos
modste them with anything In his line Of business
reasonable terms fef HUGH HARRi
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Published BY HORACE WATERS, Ar.
No. Isl, Bfeadwsy, New York.

WATERs' CHORAL HARP-A new suaS.y,
and Tunes II contains many Tetpa ,uch m asSsG 1s
know each other ,hsFen suffer Little hildren ts come
unto me, }" "rhe Beautiful shoren @oh is sorious,n
waieIA &c Price, paper covers 20 cents sI5 per l0o
bound, - eensi $40 per 100. Il Is edited By H0RACR
WATERS, Author OF Sunday schosl Bsllsp NcE
and = which have had the snosnoAs sale Of ever IT
hunaIed thousand eoPlst ,yust publishsd by ;4-aa
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CHOICE WHISKY.

WE have on hand u choice lot Of pattons Copper
w Distilled Rye Whisky" warranted genuine
Medical men or Farmers, wishing good article, are
requested 10 call aud examine For sale by gallon or
barrel. OSBORNEA A kIlARP
Bridgeport, July 81, ieeA
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RvTN: A SACRED cAN1AyA,

contains 1915 pages Words Wy Rev. Sidney pysE nus,e
by Ppf. Call This is excellent book for for
the young Prices paper covers 20 csnts a5 per leo
bound rs ceat., S2s per l0s. '.fl-l .r
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TNE REVIVAL MuNs pooK

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns designed vy rev
val, prayer, and eenforenes meetings. Prlss IL paper
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

OTS numbered sixteen (i6l seventeen ~, eighteen
IL ISL nineteen tiO) and twenty t20), in Block mum
bered twenty three t23) in the town oil Belalre-all
fenced in one lot with good board fence. and having
be sold private sale, application at this Office
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Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, IA.
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
- Sexual Sysiems-new and reliable treaunent--in
reports of the Howard Associaton-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address, Dr. j.
SKIll4IN HOUGHrON, Howard Association, No. g
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa. jyl4-ly
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC ron rnn INFLOW

Arranged as solos, duets, quartet,s and choruses for
musical societies, shors Sunday schools public scheels
seminares, etc. "Shall we ksow each ether ihererI
Don't yOu hear the Angels conins,n aShal we rasot
beyond the river! "Be in time,n "fhers is b.suful
world where Liberty dwells is my country" aFres-
dom, Truth, and Righ,n 1--WE are esmnR Father
OF Love- sorrow shall again ne more tsH
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I'VE viii love our Sunday Sshoo,n sour God is march.
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70 o. my rest" Sweet hoar Of Prayer &c Pfios-
each. In sheet form, with Piaio accomps snmsnt si"
puhli.k.a - No, ~ ~, ,--x.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-11-24
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING eighty acres, on McMahon's Csesk,
~ oae,half mile below Lewis Mills. Terms Green.
01Sss, iSss.on!p Apply on premises. mo = p. p,r.
uJThis Farm is not sold. When IL is ibis advsf.
useInsn' will Be withdrewn from The paper =
loHN 9. pARkEN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-11-24

CONCENTRATED LYE Bath Bricks, Matches,
~ Family Dye Colors, Sal Soda, Carbon Oil, Hack
ng Rat Roach and Bug Poison. at PICKERlNG'S