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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
The Soldiers LOanIng their Money tO
the Government.


One fact mentioned in Secretary Fes-
sendsn's treasury report, which attracts
little notice because We look upon it as
matter of course, will excite some Astenish-
ment abroad. It is that the army has
tsleu44ouae twenty uaiIIions OF the gover9-
ment loan Within the past year. The Sec
rotary says;
"FailiuR to raise the means required in
the ordinary mode, and urged by the con-
viction that the large amount OF suspended
requiaitions-swollent to more than $780,
OOO, ,OOO-should be reduced, the secretary re-
solved 10 use all the means at his command
to pay SO much at least as was due to our
brave soldiers, who were suffering from the
long delay in satisfying their just CLAIMS
but still continuing to serve their couutry
with unhinching courage and uHComPlaln-
inc devotion, To effect this object he was
compelled to replace the whole amount oil
Eve per cent notes which had been can"
celled. amounting in the whole to more
than eighty millions of dollars, and slight.
Iv TO exceed that sum. More fully to ac-
complish his purpose, the secretary resolved
TO avail himself of the wish expressed BY
mauy officers and soldiers, through the pay
masters, to offer to such as desired to re-
ceive them, seven-tbirty notes of small
denominations. He WAS granhed to nnd
that these notes were readily taken in pay
ment to q large amount, our gallant SOL
diers in many instances not only receiving
them with aIacrity, but expressed their
satisfaction at being able to aid their
country, by loRuiug money to the govern
ment. The whole 0mount OF notes thus
disposed of exceeded sac, ,OOO."
Itis good investment for the soldiers
but no parallel to this fact can probably
be found in the history of any other ma
ton. 1t will not only astOnish EurOpear
statesmen, bat enable them to understand
better where our great strength lies. Th'
people are the army, the people are th'
government, and the argument Of th'
president iu his annual message, as to th'
safety and economy Of lending money u
ourselves, is sound one, although it ha
been ridiculed by some of our huanciers
The general diffusion of the gOvernmen
loans among the people is the best guaFau
ty against their repudiation or serious de
probation. The operation is the Same a
in a savings bank. The people put thei
savings into common fuud, and these at
loaned, not to individuals, but to the gov
ernment, the entire public and privat
property of the country being mortgages
for security. The system is safe on
unless we go beyond our means.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Foreign NeWs.

NHw YoRK, Dec. 2O.-The steamer Cuba
from Liverpool on the I'd has arrived.
Political news unimpoFtant.
Mr.. Dayton, the American Minister. died
OF Paris on the I'd, Of sPPOPlexy. No de-
tailssr
stated there are appfehensiOns Of
Wholesale deser.iOns from TIE higate MI
agaFa In ScheIdt. Twenty-Five seamen re-
Gently got away aud were pursued to the
Dutch frontier, but the most OF them es-
capped into Holland.
The London Index in an article on Rus
sells letter to Slidell and others, thinks
Russell to bs consistent should not stop
short of actual recognition Of the cOnfed-
crates.
The Post gives the report of partial
recognition of the Mexican Empire by the
Washington government.
LonDoN MOAEY MARKEF.-Fuuds steady.
COusoIs closed at s9t9ssf. American So
curities no change.
CorroN MARKET.-COIton in limited de-
mand; prices d higher.
PRcDUCE MARKET.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat, prices maintained. Beef at limit
ed demand. Pork do. Butter at fair de-
mAnd.
LIvERPoOL, Dec. 3.-OOtton closed firm
at yesterdays Improvements Breadstuffs
quiet. Provisions quiet and -ieedy. Pro-
duce dull and steady
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Gen. Thomas Still Pursuing Hood
Affairs in Tennessee.

Nav YoRK, Dec. 20.-A Times special,
dated Nashville Dec, 10, says: Thomas is
pursuing the enemy to Duck river. We
have nearly all Hoo4's artillery. All the
rivers are high and the bridges in front Of
Hood are destroyed. We have captured
5000 prisoners, including 5000 wounded. at
Franklin and Mejor Generals. Hoodihad
65 guns, 81 of which We now have. The
enemy's killed aud wounded are about the
same as ours, and will not reach $500.
Forrest gave MurtreesbOrO another trial
on the 18th aud was repulsed by RoSseau
and Milroy. The rebel General Johnston
says their loss al the battle of Franklin
was 6, ,O0O, while ours was 1900,
StOnemsn has whipped breckenridge in
East Tennessee, near the Virginia line,
killing. wOundiug aud capturing a large
number, and taking most Of lhis artillery,
Gen. Ed. McCOok is in tKentucky and he
cannot escape. MuIfreesbOrO, Bridgeport
Stevenson, Chattanooga and Knoxville are
all right.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
BY Telegraph.
For Later Dispatehea see ad PaEe.
shsrman's March from Atlanta to
Savannah.


Nav YORK, Dec. 2O.-The HerAld's cor
respondent from Fort McAllistsr and Hill
ton Head Of the I4th says:
When Gen. Sherman arrived In front OF
Savannah, Gfter having marched 500 miles,
his troops meanwhile living on the very
best provisions, he had with him, and dFi.
wing of ], 400 head Of cattle, though he
started from Atlanta with only 200 He
also gathered up on the way over 1000
able. bodied negroes, and so many horses,
mules and wagons as TO embaTrass him.
His army, during q considerable portion of
the march, extended over q sweep Of cOun-
try sixty miles in breadth, as much as
four miles. a itPa a6n5 Column and, the let
OF ths other, bnt communication was &c
all times kept up between the Two.
Sherman's whole loss in men, from the
time of leaving Atlanta 70 his arrival in
front of Savannah, from wounds sickness,
captures, struggling and all other causes,
was only about ], 900. The average daily
march was about twelve miles.
When the city Of Savannah was invested
by Sherman it was uOPTePar0d for q siege,
aud it was believed it could not hold out
more than q few days. Gen. Sherman
holds all the approaches on the north side
of the city, including all the railroads
leading outOf the town, aud Gen. HoWard's
army connects with his right, and swings
around the 0geechee at Fort McAllister.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

TIE bill for q national bankrupt law,
whioh has passed the House by hand
some majority, and which is likely to pass
the Senate before the session is through,
is based on the insolvency act of Massa-
ehusetts. The national bankrupt law Of
1900 was based on the English laws, aud
was for the benefit of the creditors. The
law of ls4I went to the other extreme, be.
ing for the benefit of debtors, aud both
were short lived. The present law is de-
signed, as far as possible, TO be fair and
satisfactory for both parties. Il aims ct
the discharge of the honest debtor on the
surrender of his property and the protec-
tion Of the creditor against ths.fraudulsnt
practices and reckless conduct of the debt
or The district courts nrs 70 be the courts
ofibaukruptcyS and the bankFnnt hqsi.;--.-
wueu ltusEe HEs no opposing 1nterestSI ID 70
be transacted by officers to be called regis
ters, and when therea opposing interests
they are to make up the cases tor the
judges. They will receive fixed salaries, and
of course it will be fortheir interest TO die
courage litigation. Creditors ara to have
assignees, and every question raised by the
litigants there decided, in which respect this
bill is to be discussed in the open court and
differs from all other similar laws. Com
missiouers appointed by the supreme court
are to establish a code of rules to secure
uniform practice. Honest debtors are to
receive an allowance, so that they may not
be turned peuniless upon the world it
they have surrendered their effects for dis
tributiOn among their creditors. And still
another provision gives debtor an oPPOr-
tuuity to meet his creditors, and if they
are satisfied of his integrity and ability, to
wind up his affairs under q trust deed,
with the same effect as though the pro-
ceedings had been conducted in the court
of bankruptcy. Such are some of the Prin-
cipsl provisions of the new law, which is
far better one than we ever had before
Practice may demonstrate that it is not
perfect; but it is worthy of trial, and we
trust the Senate will not long withhold its
sanction. There are thousands of men in
the country to whom such a law would
open a new life, aud we need the energies
and services of all our citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

By the message of Governor Smith of
rebel Virginia. it appears that the expsn.
ses of the Old Dominion, which, since the
commencement of the rebellion, has been
sholu of one-third of its wealth, resources
and population, during the fiscal year end
ing Ootober, exceeded the receipts by near
ly eleven million I'VE hundred thousand
dollars. The debt of the State on the Isl
of October, 1859, was thirty Eve million,
to which the deficiency in 1864 must be
added, making the present Indebtedness
over forty six million dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
U. 81. Marshal's Sale.

- District Oourt oG the
sundrv Dareola Of goods Uuited States for the
seized BY ThOA Horn District o. West VIZ ftuiA'
brook, Surveyor of - Wheelins- FAnForm,
Cnstons, for violation 1854
Of Revenue Laws. Order o. sac.
TN uuFsu aues Of an order Of sale Issued from the
u Clerks once Of the District C0uTt q ths UaItsi
states TOR the District Of West Virginia In tue shove
entitled cause will, on MONDAY, FaH l6TH DAY
OP JANUARY, 1885, a. the AuettOa Roo as q dsOrgs
r. Wickhann, corner Of Union and Market stFeStls
WhosIinR W. Va pFOosOd 20 sell II publis auction.
TO the highest and best bddeEs the aEtielos roiesd
70 in said ORDER eOnsistlng OF Whisky, O1gnae Bfan
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry BranAy, Port Wiaa.
CataUba Wtns, Holland Gin, Cider, eehnapps, DyS-
peptioBittsFS in barrels and bo9te9S
Gun Caps, R0sin, saltpOtsT BAr Lsad, shot,
Ballet MOulds, Revolver, one klnO. ClgAr1 Ma
taFd Counter SeAloS Mats FlSur, BiaskIng. Tobacco,
Salt Empty Sacks Webbing. Gun Rliuts, Horse
Shoes CAsEinEA SHOES, ,BOcEs Apples O1e O1tl Rope,
M0Ia5ses, Matches, Rieo lax he,I 30.
Terms Of sale, C8sh-3OVerumsut fu1dIs
Sale 20 commences aE 10 O'GlOSE a. n. G1d o0ltiluG
from day 70 daJ until all b sold.
RDWARDM. MORTON,
deel2-ts q. 8. MaFsbsl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

PBNNsYLvAN1A, which has always been
especially fruitful of religious sects, has a
a new one now-the Mennonites. What
the peculiartties of their belief or uubelief
may be, we know not; but they have a
novel way of courting and getting marri-
ed. The preachers do all the counting,
the masculine candidates for matrimonial
pleasures and expenses not being allowed
to visit the object of their hearts adOFs-
ton When Mennonite brother wishes
to take Mennonite sister to wife, he tells
the minister, and the minister breaks it to
the sister. II, like Barkis, the sister is
"williu'," the thing is settled, and the
happy day appointed. The marriages are
performed in church, aud, before the cere-
mony is performed, long sermon on mat.
rimonial duties and spiritual relations is
preached. The essential questions that the
candidates have to answer are, whether each
believes the other TO be the person design
ed by Christ as his or her companion. and
whether he or she be free from all other
women or men. If they pass that ordeal
satisfactorily, the cousuuma'iou is reach-
ed. The marriage isn't so bad, but we dOn'l
like that kind of courtship.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS J. EEISNEH WOULD
~ respectfully inform the eltiHSls Of Wheeling
aud vicinity that be has permanently located in
this city for the pCaeteo ot Medicine upon the Ra-
tIonAl OF Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the pFAeteo Of his profession for humber Of years.
aud has be8n 6mn01tly sueoo18ful IN the tFoatment
Of al varieties Of dlsalsss both acute and ohTOn &C.
DR.. r., e. heretofore, VII d0VOe8 . good share Of
his time and attention 70 the treatment ofal chronic
diSeases q both ssEsl, GuGh - C0nGlmptiOu and al
varieties Of Lang Dilas, an Diseases of the Throat,
OatATTh, Dy5popGiA, Liver Complaints, MsFeuTial
and Nervous DiIoas64, RheumatiSm, Gcr0fula, every
VARSITY Of Blood and Skin Disel8sl Epilspsy, 1uoEs
Wens, Spinal Ahootfons, Diseases q tie Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear &e. These peculiar 70 Remalss1 ytE: ln-
aAmmAtoEy Diseases Of tie Utorls, Raihfal 1ffesu-
laEitisa, LsaeOFFhea, PFol8pSus Utory Gnd Al heF.
V0ls Diseases 70 which they are g16tsct. DlSeas9s
Of Children carefully and FGtionally treated Med
ieines Mid reliable and agreeable -.
All communications strictly conn ndantiAi. AtsAt
calls eheoTfuIly and promptly answered.
fzB-O once and FeIidGnee one door west - kolt1
AbIlng'S HOtSl, Third street, neGE Red = kfaiss
Drug Store, Centre wheeling ". We. once hours
from A, r.. TOE p. H.
REFERKHoE6.
Prof B. =. Payne, Btelb0lViiios Ohio.
DE-. ". d. HCHFoEUFs -
Df. 6. Arnold, Cim6Fidge, Ohio.
Prof. o. n. CleaVeland. 0ineinnati, 0htO.
Dr. G. A. MGlehimsT, Van Vert,
iO27.1ydkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Cayalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.
es1sTANro NroUARTERMAsTER's oFF1oR.

A ssIsTANT TQUARTERMASTER's oFFIoE. /
a WHKKL1Nd, W. VA, November 1stS 1861
AHAyALRY AND ARTIhLERY HORSES will be
purchased IN the open market 81 Wheeling, ": va
One hundred and E1t 20
uAid for Cavalry aud one hundred ana n&tS'n'S
dollars (sI66J for Artillery Horses
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, soTna IN
ali nsrtfcSIars strong quick and active, well bro
Yen and square trotters In harness, in good nesn
and condition, from six to ten years old and n9t
less thau 1859 pounds
Cavalry aOrses must be sound In all psFtieulaEs,
we'll broken In full flesh and good condition, IRON
* To ia hands high, from to years old, and well
aSHnted In every way to Cavalry purposes.
By order of Col. JAS. A EE1N, Col in charge 1st
My DS n NJ q a GUS. ARTSMAN,
w. SI n So Capt. A. Q. NJ.
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PROPOSALS Fob FORAGE.
oHrBr ouARrERMAsTER's oFP1oE,
~. n.u,arnr. np NNnaT NInnINIL
DRPARTMENT OR WEST VIRGINIA,
n1rntnERIANn Md. NnYamper 18Th. 1851


CUMBERLAND, MD, November 18th, 1854.
cHEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate invited by
- the underHgned for IupPiying the Quarter
masters Department In the Department Oh mest
West virginia, and Gallipolis, Ohio and the geVe-
raj DCpOts on the line OF tho Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, MartInsburg, HarPer'I Rerry,
Berlin, Point Of Rocks and inSiading hsgerStoWn
and REederiek CITY, Md; or either OF those places
Bids will be received for the delivery Of three thou
sand (3OOO) bushels of Corn or Oats and hfty (6O)
somnsnIed by 3 copy Of this adysrtiIement.
Bidders must state at which OF the above named
points they propose to make deliveries epd . the
the quantities Of each article proposed to be deV-
cred, the time when said delivery shall be COM
menced and when to be completed.
Corn to be put up in good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats to be securely baled.
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to u rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests o1
the Government may require. y !
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals must be accompanied by guarAn-
ty, signed by two responsible persons, that IN case
the bid accepted, he or they will, within the time
named execute the contract for the same, with good
and sufficient sureties in sum equal in amount TO
the amount of the contracts 70 deliver forage pro-
posed in conformity with the terms OF this adVer-
tiSement and In case shall faiE enter In
TO the contract they tOnAke good she dleFence Oe-
tween the oter OF said btddeF Ano tns
sponsble bidder or the person to whom the contract
The responsibility of the guarAntors must shown
by the ooiAl certificate Of United States District
Judge OrsAttorneS1 Collector OF Custom1 or other
Government official, known by this Office.
All parties will be Only notified OF the .acceptAnce
or rejection of their proposals.. -.
All proposals must ba made in duplicate, and bs
accompanied with the oath OF allegiance OF tne Pat
ty or parties unIess It has already been placed on
file tn this ofice.
The full name and post OnicO address OF each Did
der must be written in the, proposal.
Proposals must be addressed 10 Captain } g. Farms
worth, Chief Quartermaster Department Of Nesl
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked "ProPosaH
Blank forms of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application 70 this once.
All prOposals received under this advertisement
viii be opened and examined ct this oice on WE'D D.
NESDAI and SATURDAY of each week, at y y a. a
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present ct thu
J. g. RARNSWORTH,
Captain and Chief Quartern1ster,
dscl2-tf Department of West Virginia.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust eEseated % ne
Is bv John a. Cutnmius, bearing date on the 33th
day Og March, 1850, aud duly recorded IN the Re.
cOrfsr's once Of Marsh8ll county. West Nlrgiutas
viii OneT for GalO on SATURDAY, T1B Ira DAY
JANUARY, 1885, at the house Of John FitSSoEaid,
in the town Of CAm0TOu, . tract Of land melu0oed
in said D0od Of Trust laying On the waters OF bt1h
Greek it being the old GrSIthOuSo farm.
Terms Of 6aiO-OaSh.
The title TO the aboVe property IS indiSP lta6lss
bat selling trustee shall ONLY coaVsy 8ueh ttto
q 4 vested in me by saii DEED Of Frast-
JOSEPH LUUDENSLu AIR,
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Notice to MIllers 4 MIN owners.

UYR ARE NOW MANUFAOFURIEG g. B.
w WILLIAMS' SBLF-REGULATING BLAST
Smut MACHGNB WhOeling IsiaGd-the Only
perfect sepaFating, Beating, aud Securing Machine
n use. Delivered nee o. charge at the Railroad
Dopotsln BridgulQEt, Qhlc, 0r Wheolings OF stean-
10. eisl6s n basllals per hSur. weighs 4o9 Da'
no so. clsaas % bos8sIs por hOur, weighs $50 n.
10. seisans Is bassis Psr hOur. weighs go D.
mo No. Cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 D.
Other sizss, up to 100 bushoIs per hour, made 70
]. II. TIPFoH, OF Lexington, Kentucky, e OuF
agent. All orders for that State GhOuld be ad-
HddrSaS JAS B. WILLIAMS,
noV996m Bridgeport, Ohio.
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S725 A MONTH!

.ETeDt-sEWING MACHINE AGENTsi
w 81 T..-HShere TO introduce the new SHAW 3
ctt.1x SIrSEfS % 5ftLR F1MfIT SEWINd MAGHISH, the
ONLY low price machine In the country T9iSh Is
IIcTSSEp 6y Grover 4 Baker. Wheeler wilson,
H." SjTSor 4 o. and Bachelor. Salary and
eSpenses, or large c0rnmisaions Allowed. AL other
- Is'ISIEGETREFS and the seller and user LlABL1.
illustrated circulars sent RREE. o,,pr
dSeS-smdFws BiddeGoEd, Maine.
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yaluobIe Property for Rent.

rvNo LET GROUND RRNT, for term OF yeaEs'
abnnt one hundred aud dfty feet Of the prop
s-tv SrontfnE on Main street, and running oaek
Sh5y,. one hupdrsd and thfrty-twO feet, and known
a. the Zane Homestead properly, SSi5;
This property viii be rented In suitabio 0nilalns
IotI and embraces some Of the best unimpFoFeo
property IN '"0 T. R. ARMSTRONG,
,As., Trustee Of Emily A. Zane.
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CATARRHI
DR.. Z. GOODALE'S
REMEDY.
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
IT CuREs cATARRHIN ALL ITS TrFEs AND STAGES
" CURES CArARRH, AND AvEars oOSsuMPrtOH.
II CuaEs oATARRH,I REsroRns TIE sENsE OF sMELI'
For centuries catarrh has deaed the skill ofphys-
icians aud surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
DR.. Goodale's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and Preolu-
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
FROM JOHN j. BEEBE, NEW LONDON, OF.
MrssRs. NoR4oN Co.:
Gentlemen-The bottle of DR.. GOOdale's oatArrh
Remedy you sent me has cured me OF the UHtartn
of ten years standing. 1 gave fow doses OF 1t to
three of nv neighbors, and they say 1t has cured
them. Itavo now hall abOttls LEFT and would not
take thousand dollars for 1t If could not procure
more. DR.. Goodaie has surely discovered the tFue
cause OF Ca arrh and unfaing remedy TO cure IT,
YonTs truly JOHN J. BEEBE.
New London, Conn.,, June eth, 1853.
Price 81 OO Send stamp for pamphlet.
noY23.l ydGw
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A CARD.

~R HrLRR-PHYSIOI AN, SURGEON
ID AND AOCOUOHER-thAnkful for past faHors
ould respectfully inform his friends and the public
sneraly that he Is stall doing business at his o4u
Rand. Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
Where he will oe happy 70 attend 70 any business
IN his line that may be entrusted to his care Night
calls nromptlV attended to. DR.. Lee IL graduate
of th RcIetic Medical Institute OF 9no
has been variously engaged in the practice ol MS
oroEossion for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee
nov, prepared with all the necessary apparatus LOT
the application of Blectrcity in the treat
ment Of chronic Diseases, to which ne would
the SpeciaI attention of the afiicted- 80 perfect
the aealinl krt of the present day kas PFaetleea
nv Eeectics1 that few need despair otreceinnS per
nsanept benefit II they cannot be perfectly cured:
sDecial attention given to diseases Of women eh3
Children. All Recommendations strictly conndential
r nractIce Is safe, certain and prompt leaving no
merruriaI faint in the system, but eleanAinS reno
HtinE and gtrengthening the general system, acting
in unisop with Natures unerrtng laws.
WHREL1ss, WEsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1858.
To ala tvh0m Il may concern: We, the under-
iaigned members of the West virginia LegHIatnIeS
ME Measure In saying that We have known Dr'
RIchard n Lee many years previous 70 the break
ing out OF the Rebellion as sueeeSstul 9na eneT-
H9i of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic School
Soth Ia KAnnWha county Vas and SAiiA county
Ohio. ov a.u.,o- 7.h Mat
W. s. DUNBAR, u. II. D.
JOHN n PHKLPHs, Pres Senate.
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r-oaOs one door south Of Kramsr's Hotel.
faaiss Wishing to consult the Dr. f they prefer
- +cSiI A. room No. 50, Grant House, and Mrs
- ~ lii fSke plehsure in accompanying them to
t3,e once. Can he found at the Grant AoIGe Al
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THE GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY
-gk&8EA.
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER.
EZ-l ]>Hl
THE ONLY SURE CURE FO.,
RHEUMATISM KNOWN.
READ rHEFoELow1NG
RHEUmATIsm KNOWN.
READ THEEonnow1Na
This Great Internal Remedy

Is the best medicine ever offered to the public.
For the ehectuAl cure OF RheumAtism, GOut, Neu-
ragtR, Dyspepsia, and as Blood Purifier it has no
equal, IUr all diseases arising from impure state
ol the blood such as scroiuIs or Kngs EVil Scald
Head Tettef, King Worn, Ffslh9le 00mplRiitb ,Gnd
all breakouts on the lace aud body,
The vast number of rub-on medicines which for
merry have been used foT those diseases merely
but the