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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS !!

y Il" ALL AND W IN Len NoOD9 !.
Il. ". EDDT,
Has large stock of fresh WINTER GOODS, and
woald only say to those in want of Good, welImade
Clothing, which he will sell to the public at d lair price
and guarantee every article represented, leaving the
customers to choose between good goods at fair price
and poor goods at a high prce-bceyng in the doc
trine that one mans money is good anothers
We sell 10 all alike. His stock, as usual consists in
GOOD WELL. MADE CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS. SHIRTS. COLLARS. UNDER SHIRTS
DRAWERS, SUSPENnEiiS, GLOVES HO-
SIEI3Y. NECK TIES. TRAVEL.
ING BAGS. FUR GAPS
q &COII.AHS. SILK
HATS, &c,
and the hest assortment OF fine SOFT HATS in tow.
We ask an inspection Of oEg Goods, believing we e.
satisfy all as to quality and price.
TJwanda Dec. /, 1854 K. W. EDDY
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01

ESTRAY.-Camc into the enclosure of the
IL subsc riber about the 10th of Sept last two
young catte-yearlings: a brown heiier and a red
steer The owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and take them away. URIAH BRAUND.
Asylum, Oct. 4th, 1864.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01
GnsurdufR.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
4 NORTH AMERICA
Office No. 242 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.

Office No. 242 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
This Company prosecuting the business of
Insurance from loss or damage by FIRE Buildings
Merchandise Furniture, &c. throughout the State of
Pennsylvania on Liberal Terms, tor long short peri
DDS /; or permanently Buildings, by deposit of Pre-
MUM.
The prompt payment of claims for losses during the
period OF nearly Seventy Years that the Company has
been in existence entities them TO the confidence OF the
public.
DIRECTORS. Arthur g. Coffin Samuel W Sones, John
A. Brown Charles Taylor, Ambrose white, John r. Nef,
Richard D. Wood William Welsh, William +. Bowen,
James n. Dickson s Morris VAIN, John Mason Geo
h. Harrison Francis X. Cope, Edward II. Troter, Ed
ward 5 Clarke, William Cummin2s.-AgTHUR 6. Cor
FIN President.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01

ESTRAY HOGS.-CAAGE UPON THE
AZ premises OF the subscriber two white Shoats The
owner is equasted to prove property pay damages and
take them away. they viii be disposed OF according
TO law. Il. p CASH
Towauda Nov 30 lSG4.
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Dlr0mdre.
HARDWARE. CODDING d RUSSELL
HAVE

~ - '-'''''
NAVE
I ,rrL, avn v.EfT SL,T ,,TL,r c.rJg,- ,t, ,,,nc
~ '> VI "'Oi'''
10 ,.l,irI, ,1,litia,,. .ro d,ir to;n,r d ,fil +l
,,,r ntC,, f,,. 90 iI,.r, 80 3t|,e,t, 80, e" '''
''>' 0'o'P '' N,'', :, ''' ~ - ass ''"'''' VI
CO"NlN" 9IOF Ed
Among the many desirable and beautiful patterns is the
CEIFCENTFD ANFHTCAV
~, --..r.,
"'""',."t 2''o - uIisuTp passed ioI economy n
great variety suitable a "ye y6er @ y .o"a @
used - "'
STOVE PIPE AND SHEET IRON WORK
Always on hand and made to ORDER
rrvw
= - ''
'@Se stoCh man foh me very best materials
ana ~ experience" "ol"hieN very IaI assortment OF
IRON, MAILS AND STEEL,
st New YorI, prices.
HOUSE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
TOOLS FOR THE F5BlyEB
Tools for the uonsc T,fnar and c,,r,,,,+,r ,r,. t
Blacksmiths- Tools for everybody.
WINDOW SASH AND GLASS PAINTS OIIS ,ND
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons whom it may cCncein, that gave a note
of hand with heeks security, TO Thomas Johnston
dated Fob Is lSG for $20 o. This is therefore to eau
ton all persons against purchasing of the same as have
not received any value tor the same. And / am deter
mined not 10 ~ the amoant unless elled accord
ing TO law.
NJ. c. SHOEMAKER.
Nov. If 1854
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01
rRoCLAIM IT TO THE PEOPLE,

Just rcceived-a large stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing al j CORN'S Eslira Branch Clothing Store He
Says cooly boldly and deliberately that he take
foremost of the Clothing Merchants Of TOwanda.
Eighteen hundred and siNtyone has come, and the
light and beauty OF Spring shines upon with all its
radiant splcndOr. shall continue to sell Clothing
Cash cheaper than any other man, my.goods all
bought cheap for cash and they will be sold cheap
cash.
Ny goods are al manufactured in Elmira therefore
can warrant them well imade. Enough for me to say
have everything IN the line Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01

That is kept in any other Store in town
This is free country therefore it is free for all to do
their trading where they do the best regardless
the and sour looks of old tOgy merchants invite
you to and me-comtry well the city are
nvitedevcry person, rich poor high low bouG %
free invited to call.
Come one, come all, and stop your speed,
We've Goods enough for all in need,
The boys, themselves, are at their posts.
And they alone can supply host.
Ger other dealers in this town.
These same boys have won renown.
For selling the cheapest and the best,
And selling more than all the rest!
Hurrahl hurrah DER hill a ID plain,
Accept our thanks and call again,
Among assortments you'll always find,
Goods to fit, and please the mind.
We're on hand and always willing,
To sell our Go ds, and earn a shilling!
So hold your horses and come this way,
We shall he glad TO see you any day,
At JOHN SHLAM'S Clothing Store, next door to H.
Mercnrs Dry Goods Store, Main Street, Towanda Pa.
B-We wish to be understood, that not to he
unders0ld by any man, combination of men.
55@ No charge for showing our Goods
TowaE.a March l2, lSG2. J. CORN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01
b. S. RUSSELL, Agent, Towanda
w WY0MING INSURANCE COMPANY
w Office over the,Wyoming Bank,
WILKESB BARRE, PA.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S...............sl sll5 900.
VIII Insure against Loss Damage by Fire on proper
ty in Town or Country at reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS &c. NJ. Haenback, John Richard, Saml
Wadhams, L. u. Shoemaker ID. G.. Dresbach r. c. Smith
r. d. IacOe, Geo. p. Steele, W. W. Ketcham, Charles
DOnance, VIM S. Ross g. NJ. Harding.
6. NJ. HOLLENBACK President
l.. ID. SHOEMAKER, Vice Presid't.
r. c. SMITH, Sec'y
W. G. STERLING, Treasurer.
HOMER CAMP, Agent.
Application for Insurance in the following Companies
received.
Atna Insurance Company, Hatford, Assets 81 2G5 l7j
Fulton Insurance Company New York, Cash
Capital, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Royal Insurance Company, Capital. $40 900 900
Liverpool London Insurance Company
Capital. al.................. 81, ,000, 900
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01

John w. 1Horuey al La0, Ce No
~ tary Pu5iic ToHanda, Pa.
Back PAY, BousrY AND Pensions COLLECTED.
IN Office, with J. G. Adams, Attorney at Law.
July 20. 1864.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-01
GIcthtng.
Spring AND SUMNER CLOTHING
MEMS and BOYS WEAR,
In great variety, ior

CHEAP ANDF FAsHION NABLE!
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CTrn5.

TOHN \. CALIFF, ATTORNEY At
~ LIN Towanda Pa. Also, Government Agent
or the collection OF Pensions Back Pay and Bounty.
Sc No charge unless successful. Onlce the
Post Office and News Room. Dec |, 1854
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This gave him courage.

MS gave MN courage.
He gaspcd AID chokingly euped out the
question - i'll fear, and with his eyes slightly
closed.
She clasped him more tightly around the
neck and sighed deeply.
Poor Condrick. all sorts Of fears attacked
him.
He FELT drop of mois, fall on his hand
AT first ne thought her nose was bleeding
He held his hand alo.t in the moonlight.
and on it he bcheld giitc.ias tear.
He felt better then
His heart gave a great leap, anI lie said,
" Thank IIcayen!'
lie was now much encouraged.
lie again made inquiry as to her 1--we for
him.
The said then in words, that she loved him
-" Oh. SO SO nuch!' which for time com
iortcd him greatly.
Cpndricll now began 10 urge immediate
marriage.
She objected, but cling more closely to him
and said, "Wait awhile
Condricli wanted to know if there was an7
ol'stlcic to their immediate union.
She Kissaa :.sEi, aau said .t-----.,.. .. -I:..I.
ono.
lie Lien tcnderaly kissed Ter l''>-+J
and asked il they could not be marr.eI in
week.
She raised her great swimming ewes to Lis
face, and gazcd iondly upon him. but said
rythag.
Her p5u'iur lips were in tempting g-oT-
iu.rT 1, his own.
IL uoy repeated his question, whom in an
a-ouizei voic. -aa r-.ai ,.t:
"OA. d-.~ ! Icau'r t.I, Ira -.t n'..--
i-kv %! c.-s or a husband .-t In pae O. ta.m
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1t will be observed that the last one was Of
immense length. 1t has tail like n comet.
! am not sure that il was not longer than l
have represented. Cnndrick is not even sure
Of that. He thinks about here be was insen-
siblc for a tim
After all these kisses came an awkward
pause.
The situation to be sure was not an unhap-
py one.
But again nv friend felt thai it was time
for something more.
He had made a leap from one precipice-
another was before him.
He was tottering to its brink.
He must speak of marriage.
How would she take that?
She had acknowledged that she loved him.
Good
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Psalm x.y,I. II

the vai.t Of tsiiai!.- So. -, r,t-.-.-
all III c.-Ih
IL shall -IJi1s the pie nHi.r u and tn, nations
un - h., N - m .-,,,- r - r,. The ,,. NJ
Jac.t whom ha l,y-i .Iah.
God has r,v,u ~. .,-s.. victories on bi,aIv
fields Of battle. lie has .,ur.I ont most
Iayi.Llv upon rs. another y-'.r.tL.. r,rf BONN
i-.z of = .r..-,.-f.I and b..,.rr..ut pr,ri I..rc.
Srirf~f!.e,i in ,... circumstances Il our pres
cnt position. Lv the chief ra.--i- .r;t- J. oar
nation. and a'sl Ie the GOVERNOR If o-. state.
to the r...1.I,l.;.s. OF God fs,.J an tT... .-.
of ,-ratri;I praise. hi, psalm seems T. ..;,,r!
a suitable sta-tsu- point III though. as ,..I
as = basis Of subjective tri.fL.
l. recognizes the God whorl W. serve as
n t-TTijE~ ,I5T. Look over our bloody f..l,
and see!
Il presents him before u= in tie u...-.-
and grandeur oc . kim. u ..ge.t ling a-., uT
tie c.u-h.
l. summons us 70 prai se him in v.lv ot .
hopeful future. II. s.J' ssi 'l- Eir DeDy'a
,Ei.r us old IT, nctiaas |...i-r D'.' f.t
Thi. We s5Icmulv treru5li.l2,'r. vet confident
Il believe.
Ittec-a-,s tl.st /, ,-iW Wstynr- i.Ir~iE.-.r.
j6- ue. "UHr inheritance. ia tie sense II
yEi-h .l.s word, are used. j. Ina; which ae
havs. or shall i..... as tla allotment 4. God.
Our inheritance is TIA. VII comes {. rs
n ca- pgs-rss.ul-aH substantial good. 81.
real zr-.rv, all h-i-L- hope. 81. fears. Ill.
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nignant rrav..!.-.,. Ia d.. affirmation .l..,
he shall choose Us. t-a ,...--,a.r.. --..,i.- r.t
he has done til. I.-f...-..:...! ..,..t y viii e..
il in he n...r.. H.....-. ... IS s..l q God.
and the aHa;neat- Of Ill. are h-s choice ...I
his provision. SO, ...- .,..,,....-l .,,-. him.
l. will B., INV aim. IT H., present time. to
pEr5s-yr SOME REASON, T... t,- ATTITUDE. ,-,o
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

\ booksellers clerk in Boston was sent
out to buy book his employer had NOT in
the store. and called for The Hen which
Croweth." Af,cran arxous but unGyailing
search he was asked TO read the written order
arain. when be found II t. be "The Hour
which Come;h.' volume OF sermons BY Rev.
James T. Clarke.
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A lady of somewhat dignifed demeanor
having lost her way, said to IN urcEin IN the
stree. " boy want to 90 to Dover street =
We, marm, replied the boy. coolly walk
ing o., why don't you 90 there then?'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10
tFrom the California. Golden Era)
GourtinE :, Fcnialc EfniSr;,nt in
N:,STaOc.
EY DaS. D. QCILLE.


and the first and second fall months, when
the emigrant trains are rolling in off the
plains with whole troops Of Drowned
Gamsels.
/ The girls have heard lhat the chances for
husbands, are awful good in Washoe.n
They know,therc are sights Of chances, so
they begin primping shortly after passing
Independence Rock, and By the time they
strike the waters of the Carson, they are il [.
perfect state Of wigglc.
NV friend Condrick wanted wife,
lie wanted a piece Of ''unsophisticated
calico from the States
lie talked much of when the trains would
arrive, and also of the pretty emirgrant
girls.
He swore he would 'sobbie up one this fall
sure"
vt last it was reported thata big train was
camped or the Carson, two miles bevoad
Layton.
Condricli mounted his mustang and de-
parted with aiacrtv.
Tie repor, proved true, nd what was bet
ter. women absolutely abounded, a. Coui-
ric', afterwards Informed me IN his cnthusias-
tic wav.
lie rode among the tents and wagons
ostcusihv much concerned 10 know c2acrlg
INC 49, ''tA,tr anu 'y"i, ',.- "hi'i
oao. family ha. ."l. but in reality tA~.-s notes
o. The .ur i1""iHr females h camp.
A. last s'-'c., he one tina, -a.,tt h''a to "dot.
Long afterwards be ~-..s ,'.ne with a great
'' winch -e tired - ,..'."er II u laugh.
.Da. s'e va F." clt.!.., ! ''.a ;,5 . gazs..s;
l--e a, e. willow: .'..t# ..A31-. ,'n-b-'"1
showed pea'.'y ruHa.ae-- with eras oa .
such great brown swimming ewes that
due yo-r ... Hya,I mo EyUC 11J-8, arar-
E-i ye+r .., 'l .H'l ..". iht-It aAH -'.i
E'a ..' -.. --.. ra.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

Some Surgeons at London have succeeded
by scientific operations, in giving sight to
persons born blind There are Touching de
scriptions of the surprise Of those to whom
the world is first opened.
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4 court in Paris not long since decided, in
case where the question Of time was an
important element. that the first stroke of .
clock is the record Of the beginning of the
hour, and that all the succeeding strokes run
into the hour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

Boquets Of flowers, cut with jackknilc
ont of carrots, turnips and bccts, are among
the latest novelties / rose. cut in y light
tinted beet, and a Gahla cat in tUrHip, are
meutinral
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

Il is no shame to belong to the minority,
Noah and his family were in the minority,
while the vast majority went to destruction
pretty much as they nrc now.
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~ lt5 foul and MALIGNANT character Is now
as never before cmbla2or.d to the world in
these assaults upon our government; first, in
the inception Of this work of treason and re
bcIiou; second, III the unparalleled atrocities
OF this warfare, beginning with the dead bodies
of the first battle field at Ball Run. continued
in the massacre aud sackIng at Lawrence,
at Fort Pillow and Plymouth, and consummat-
cd and crowned in the prisons in Richmond
and Anicrgonyile
Should we fail Of conquest and Of q restored
Union, which God forbid should the treas
urc we have spent and the lives of our slain
have accomplished nothing more than this,
they would not have been spent in vain in
furnishing to the world back ground for
that hidcOus picture whcrcon the multiplied
crimes and namc'ess euormitiU5 Of human
slavery are painted to the nations the foul
denominations II has wrought in this fair
land OF ours The story of this conflict writ
ten out BIZ the pen Of an impartial historian,
viii tell how that this immense waste and
sacrifice Of that most dear to souls on earth,
was necessary. that q few men might live in
luxury aad lust. i'm aiiiueuce and homer, and
upon the unrequitai toll Of fellow men held
ii BONDAGE.
iuadirt;an tothcso. there are yotothcr rood
results already achieved Twill no. now speak
raiu oG ShachIes which have been broken
"i from .o''cred Limbs; OF tIe grace OF sa.va-
ton dlau-et; of lave laws repealed: and
territory r-.e forever iree from ya-~aia-e;
there have H.c" results achieFcilHthc Tog., %;
'.H.l'i1- AND H"'oi"T'uE true and hoH.uF
mana''i: III tins, shat the uaH"u has '.'A
called t. live aal act form ,riucir'.: 80 .u,.-
-."g Tor d. unto 'he death on hi'oiy hei'-;
and = TO-. and labor :"r Ii IN charities a.
I.-.. I L.. story e.. those ba-r',-- t'r. '.r.r
drawn narrative OF generous and heroic deeds.
tl" monument oL orr mar,rraI so.ilerr. ".l
tell .vsu % her generations that there =
... .a.l- uo3-. l.3g whica % live, than self
nau.-eEt case. ur the accumulation "
wealth: dat nah."r something l"'c'al"-'.
viii b. ". r,5' gf "Haf' JD'f y'' ftHt.tt
0t| g.r| 's'tHnH<: with this that '--1'
r.-.'- viz: '.r r.rH ~ run 10 o.-I "'..-..L
he u..v la"I., Ipi to-day thar " .rs D1'
working .a 't.. lark without 'no l.r- .'t ao-
...-i .r.'..' ot % r-nat !. '"-.f.i .-..l
L.- NOR. TIA" all -..s- '--.. o.. -ra. it'
IT..I-. .- i.i-. i.t. w. .a. -H. ...L--'iuE Will
aUt hep" Hi hI"i '-'..".. "e ar" called I've
day. 2tyh'.''p ". people" % -i." thanks 81
".' for .,--.r..- already won. H." et. $751;.
sufficiently ..'a'e their worth. t..i al.
'.. rga" rl- .tta Nashville 10 Atlanta.
g., 81. ..r ..-...tarE E,".v made Ia t.a' 'a.-
le- .. . Shenandoah. Ln,-- ID. ..-l lads
90. ,.e "a.u..i 4: record ;aa pains and a.-.,-
...a.-..r-rs -an,.eE. disease! ami manned:
....a.rare t.. ".-H o. "!.o. anH children !"
families ber.avcd: Oh .le7 Were 3 .~ h'r,a.
victories. LH' "aa. load ID. depression
a.. they ,"-a} from ...- a-'n.- j "a- -.-
..~.-r .... VIA. g.. --'. % ea-.
.-' .a. long s.a-"8 H.-i .-rr.
b ..' ..rs.@ -l's they SGD. -
ana good. .'. aa.4.. aa. -... -q,lr.a.. .r
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The story that a railroad tram was stopped
the other day. by a L. S. Collector, because
it lacked q revenue stamp, is contradicted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

The ladies' OF Paris. not content with dying
their hair red, nowJye their iapdocs to match
the color Of dresses. Green dogs, Yellow dogs
and sky-blue pugs are ali the rago.
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we sought one object only, viz the peaceful
sway of the powers Of government. the ex-
;inction Of armed re elliou.
But herein the choice and PURPOSES of
heaven appear in that the fatal persistence
Of our enemies has ucccssitatcd the EXTREMIST
r.gDr5 of way against all their material inter
ests. Immense tracts O.. country are deyasta.
ted and laid waste, and populous cities reduc-
. cd To shattered tcn,mcuts and ruinous hca',s
Of rubbish, count css buildings have been laid
IN ashes, and private property untold lal!cnto
the hand o! the spoi,cr. Slaycrv. tlis @igan-
TIC system, falls, under the fiat of Jehovah.
Ten thousands OF slaves march in the uniform
OF the federal soldier. and help to swell that
fiery, 2ycuring wave which God sends surg
ing across the terror stricken fields ot al the
South. Should ten thousands more come I'M
der that iirng banner. should this system Ot
oppression b. cut of !rom the protection Of
law. should sIayeholling itself become 4
crime uuder our laws; il would seem to BE-
only one step in advance IN that mighty move
ment, w' ich God both be.;.r. and carried for
ward among q reluctant and opposing people.
Again, find another iadica.:aG OF Gods
choice and control III our affairs in this. that
our most energetic efforts to end our strife
have not Yet been successful.
There ha, 6ccn no lack. on the part Of the
government. Of =. fixed determination. There
has been 10 Withholding. on the part
Of the people, Of mon and means. Our
armaments Of men. our multiplied cug'u.
and implements Of destruction. the draa.t....
energies y.lcjlel iu the hraGt OF battle. nl .sa
land aud Oh IN, water, hove cN,i,ei ias adj
rl:r.tlan and surprise. have shocked ..! con-
founded the civilized world. Aud v-.. .urrea-
sons known only t1 God. the wears wear away
-. ,:l: l' - H.. 5-..1
,.r - 49,. 80 ...L ~. ,... s,r..,.-...
~. 49,. -. o.,t 49,. -. ,.-...,.,s lives ,.
H.. NJ. sr',;T
81 -. -..--,., - r, r.. .-....
II -.....-, =, ,..,. ~. g., ....- .I
.r 49,, .'-..-.-T'... al o.. I-.
...., H., -.
~ -...--.-..
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

The number of bounty-baited Canadians in
the federal service is estimated at 10000,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

= Thanksgiving scI.:Gon,
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PreacHcI at the UHiOR aicetity deiE in Tic B4p
tiyt ChWrch, Oth5r,, Nor. = +, 1864.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

INO. J. DAILY, Attorney ani Co1uselyr
- a. Law, Ryili-i's Il ,. Q; oc-t G1,.7 Or
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
8. ADJUSTED
Town Lots by the Acre.

A $3.50 per acre. Only $500 down. 10 n-Leaa ana
n OutLots, making 6H acres exclusive stree q
and alleys, for which charged Situated south Of
VIII lam Street, between the two Railroads, town Of
Delaware, Ohio. HI. EATON,
May Q, 1884. At Law once OF Reid 4 Eaten
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-05
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CTRICKLAND'S ANTI.CHOLERA MIXTURE,
~ is composition of astringents absor0ents, slim
ulants and carminatives, which every physician &C
knowedges is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure of Darrh9a and Dysentery. This An
ii Cholera Mixture is in several army
hospitals where it gives the greatest satisfaction
has saved the lives Of thousands of soldiers and
citizens and will guarantee it to be the best
dy in the world for Diarrhma and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, of Covington, Ky. viii be mos, happy
to satisfy any to the virtue of Strickands Anti
Cholera Mixture; in fact we have great number of
testimonials from patients who have been after
being pronounced lncurabe by their physicians, some
after taking only bottle of Strckland's Cho-
era Mixture, II you suffer with Diarrhea and Dysen-
terry try one bottle.
SOLDIERS l-You ought not to be without such a val
liable medicine. The Cincinnati National Union, OF
April 24th says, that thousands OF soldiers have
been saved by the of Strickland's Anti-Cholera
Mixture. Sold by Starr & Bro, B. Dickinson * Son,
and Cornell, Delaware, O.. at 65 cents per bottle.
May 8, 1S64.-1v.