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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

CoTToN The receipts Of cotton in New York on Wed,
nesdsy from domestic (southern ports and by railroad
we're thirteen hundred bales and four thousand bags part
Of the sea island" which is now very valuable
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

H stated that Gen Grant has teegrsphed to Gen.
Haeck that Gen Foster who s suffering from his wound
has asked to be relieved He request. that either Gen
scho6eld or Gen Mcpherson be immediately assigned ia
TO that command.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

Captain w White provost marshal Of the eighteenth
Pennsyvania district, Wilamsport has been dismissed
the service, and arrested and lodged in the Old Capitol
prison for alleged frauds in the business OF hs Office
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

Gov. Miller Of Minnesota naugurated on the l4b,
and in bis inaugural address said No hostile savage now
finds resting place within hundreds Of miles Of the settle
mentav NEML
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

Gen Burnside has arranged with Gov. Seymour to re-
crt in the State Of New York for bis corps which he s
authorized to raise to $4,000 men The business will be
in the hands Of the Governor Independently Of the provost
marshals
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

The Iowa Legislature, in joint session at De. Monps
on Saturday, reelected Hon JAMES W. GRIMES United
Senator for another term Of SIX commencing on the
4tb Of March, 1865
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28
COMMON WEALTH OF KrSrrcxv

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
EIecntipe Department, Frankfort Jansaru "a 1894
Brig Gen. j. T. BOYLE,
Commanding District Of Kentucky, Lousy,IIs Kv
DEAR SIR: The letter referred by you to me from a. IT
Barns. Colonel let Michigan CoIored reQmenrn reo,e.t
ing your aid to "Capt WA McCleand 10 hs recr; ;o
mission to Kentucky for the "st Michigan CoIorsd rs
ment," is before 70
Furnish the colonel and his recruiting captain with con
# my reply toa similar request made by .Cspt Edwnra
Cah recruiting colored troops and also with copy o
this letter. Py -
No such recruiting will be tolerated here Summary ius
ce will be ih cited upon any who attempt such uo.wfu
purpose Negro traders have ever ben held h dare
ue 10 the Slave States and only tolerated as we tolerate
the vuture tribe, because hey rid us of the ycius and
worthless slave population Bu under pretenc. If oysy
GLASS OF am skcrs In human flesh" have started nm M
more conenpub for heir hypocr preteps oos /, loy
atty aud more drspc because Of the mrannes. OF
motves-men who to make profit themselves engage in
enticng slaves aud free negroes en-t that they NAV
sell them as substitutes, obtaining h iarg. bounriss
offered 10 States not willing 10 furnish # heir own p,rula
hon the call made upon beir loyalty for volunteer, by our
Government. Such "r, IN kers in human fs.hn wi, an
dsrger their own liberties if they are caught within this
State ~ ~
Your action is in accordance with the laws of the
ota tne purposes we are assured Of the Federal
thoriues, aud my approving Judgment.
Respectfully.
THos E BRAMLETTE
u ,verDor Of Kebtuckv
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

The Hon =. Baxter, Of The K-ntucky Senate. WAS
burnt TO death at Frsnkfort (Ky on Thu sdmy morning
hs clothes caught hre sod ss no was too weak from
sickness tosave himself he died before assistance could
reach him.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

despatch from OsweRo says that the Hon. d. c. Lit
eohn qnte ILL., and cannot his seat in Congress
for month,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28

CBAs A. DANA, formerly editor Of the New York Tri.
bune has been confirmed in Executive session Of tho
Senate Second Assistant Secretary Of War uuder thu
act recently passed and approved for that purpose.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28
TO SOLDIERS AND PosTMAsTERs.

Editors OF newspapers throughout the United States
will doubtless confer favor the soldiers 10 the field
well as their friends at home. BY giving publicity the
following:
AN ACT to amend the law prescribing the articles 10 be
admitted into the mails of the United States
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Repss.utot;n,
Of the United States Of Amsriea Congress asssmb Ell
That articles of clothiug being IL wool COT
tn or linen, and comprised in package not exceedno
two pounds in weight addres to any hon
officer or private serving in the armies of the United
States may be transpitted in the mails Of the United
States at the rae eight cents to be all cases prepaid
for every four ounces any fraction thereof subject 10
such regulations thu Postmaster General NAV pescrbo
Approved. January g. 1864
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, JAS. 25, 1864.
The foregoing law published for the Information of the
public, and especially for the guidance of Posmasters
and is thought to be full and plain that no one can m
take its meaning Postmasten will, however, bear in
mind that packages of clothing entitled to pass n tb
mss-foM OUNCES for eight cents-must be manuscturrd
from wool cotton nss and exceeding s,oo yo.nd,
"a weight and must be addressed ~ nyn-com miss a
officer or prvats serving in the armies of the JJnited
States Consequently packsgs addressed to comn;s.
s1oned cer or composed of other materials than as above
prcii-d such boots shoes &c it s-nt b, mail mnt
% prepaid oy stamps at letter rates. three c.ntu for
very half ounce or fraction thereof
M BLAIR,
Pos mas. General
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
RuSle's Impressed One Wheeled Res
per and Ia0o- Wheeled Wsacsr
Combined,

Manufactured by Russell CO.
We wcnld call the farmers especial g.
tension to this new comb nation, some OF
which were introduced throug hoAt the
northwest last season, and wherever WED
gave universal satisfa ction both rs Reaper
and Mouer, and proved to be just what has
always been wanted by the farmer. In the
manufacture of this combined machine we
have overcome difficulty that has hereto
constructed that'wh,'e reaping all the NEW,
ing apparatus is laid a.de--use but ono OF
tho large driving wheels, which makes the
reaper very desirable for farmers who have
light teams has nc side draft: is wei! bal
lanced. 1t is light and durable one-wheel-
ed reaper, designed for netting else but for
cutting grain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14

We would call the attention Of farmers
to this branch of eur trade. Tho St. Joseph
Iron Company 1t Nishawaka, Indiana, are
now manufactu ring for ~ PIows At a very
superior quality; made from the best Of steel,
reiected t'mber, polished and finished up in
shall keep for sale COED assortment Of the
different kinds.
HENRI YRUBLE, IcGrsgor, lows, q
SIMON RUBLE, B1lsit Via
ooi0n13 NN9k-ws0s1u AgeSs5.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14

Never fail to satisfy those who give theu a
thorough trial, andwherever introduced arc
rapidly superccding all others
They use t,co threads with straight nee
die and shuttle making the Lock- Stttch,
which i, alike on both sides, and for economy
durability, elasticity and beauty, Is the only
stitch trortny ofuss. They are propelled by
Cams which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
c,anks or links. They work like 'thng Of
lifs," the ncaiie throwing out its loop, and
theE standing still until the shuttle passe,
through, when both draw upon tho threads
together. making the stitch tight and strong.
They are capable of running at very high
speed. being smoothly flashed, and making
fye stitches to every revolution OF the balance
wheel, speed unequailed by any other shut
tie machine in use.
For these reasons the "Weed' is ackuow!-
ekged, wherever known, to be THE Best
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and is unequalled in
it's simplicity of construction, PowER, DukA-
BrL,rY, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, and the great
beauty and certainty Of its operation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
Two.Wls(eled Mower Attachment

Bythe use Of few bolts, the reaper plat.
fo.n is taken Of, an additional large groaai
wheel is put on, and steel flexible cutter
bar attached, which makes q two-whee cd
mower unsurpassed or equaled by any NOW
er now before tho pubic. We claim for
this mbined machine superiority over
all others, from the fact Of ita being splen.
did ons-whceled reaper and twe-wheeled
mower Farmers are invited to call aad
examine then before going elsewhere.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ENOk SALE-A SUPERIOR SEWING MA
l. oAIG, or, Tour weeks in use, will be sold cheap.
Appiy = 81 TN ST. ind floor. 81
CEWINC MACHINES FOR SALE Low, OR
~ y ~ vi eier 4 wilson's; nearly nav and IL
~ ssder, o. as sixth ssS bel a9th and i0lh st. "
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AMu'sEMENTS.
RAM MS AMERICAN MUSEUM
STILL TRIUMPHANT. ATTRACTION UNEQUAL
LED.

STILL TRIUMPHANT, ATTRAcrrosuSEern
or1pTs7 "ER. Af EI TvAsr f wSFE
S. f5's iS Xii fHtS Ss gFi aSRsiss
" %H 1Gs5 I'VE rN2 E " Eul
For N. e,hih,icu Of "N'"
HERH NiDoisKfs woSpHRru c,pNtr.
leo, thsrt. Ii enr'aiq. lys s etc. Of ci1. sc WV
.l,et s,rsii and us'ii r~e. Of 'urnihrc inc IN us
u ,s'sss !. s'nI.n eh".D ecd''eah thnn"' sHNo"'
II on Aso " eiLi.ttc IN me FvrNrNG At ccueir
h sn o. rsn,o oI wc w., n ~ ,,e s's, s,a
Tmk GskAf kIYf1 ffH%afiaiaE.
nm Of Tau. hsble and sattline trcN. ''srres >tsS
miraculous trrusfor,natsnns sni us,tlibc.nt r.
~ MAzlLM. or TrE SIGHT owl.
nharsrtoS b. lO>f nis> a. Nv. c~leh-sicd
Clown, VI. q. X. FuA sr. Is. pNNtNi'"l 81 A
o,s1ssi, IN M .HtS Nuo l1i ls,. M ,re
LrlIiorlAS Song. and Dance. Il. II. CLIFFORD.
M.GNfiCINT Nj siChL iisrEl VENT.
wv 10, h.ei forcst- nsrm,ny. cosiine slsNs- VI
s,it ana elal.aNe OWN u RES and CONPSsI
llV>s, vtih ~ the s,Ondeur oonrias, and ehann'
It'll ORCHESTRA or 20 INSTRUMENTS.
, nHs N my .tN liAros pEi'.N nI sLlAM;
pr inmate tcnr-'inr utnr
tgoi.t-il PlACtot AN, ssNENr Ii TIE CITY
f,i x1kyti iTi AFRICAN M,p.rmH,
Fkpl Uul lifNk II lIF DIV SOLID CLAY
fols sPlhNDlp stklS JIsr CAPrUREn
Clan, G'r', French Clint, tho ~, smaller, Dvsrss
living. the thee Aibtoo "a. iirn, tc,guu N,uarts-
Mo living ksnssros- sinF fofcupLno, miuissure
skating :Iond, moving War iigme, uoudp's Anto-
nnion Writer, the Ausicai sea, lnonAor Serpenss.
ani Million other Curiu .tic...
IN cno'oe icN Ltamin stions ~ rrn, LIVINGSTON.
Aduursion, 70 cohU ,hildrcn undo ten, Is c,e III
CAMPB, LIS MINSTRELs-Iss AND .0i
~ BONtkI, urIUSIrE srl.ls,. sllILlr
DrtN ~ KY hNhsING.
HOISf CHOW DID '. .I.ILY.
Tickets - 90 ia ~ Ill par " tss House. rs
NOTICE-TuE FIFTH ANIMAL nc mic
and Crtiion EStu ~iou n, the indersndont
oitmcn ,.uard. which sn~ postlppod on AiDudAy.
July -, sil coma OIL "n Tlun'ils, Jull ~. aD2
SPECIAL NOrlCE-rIIE RIGOEES' TX.
Cur-iun pl~iUlu"t "a .cIu~nce Of bad weather.
win take yln,e on sa'uIisy, 3'h Iulv. 291
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WANTED.

VVyAN-rrp ,,,.,u cn@~,- $500
w .boers. Iuauire q Mr.. JOxEsoN. A. ,he
bori y. IMP IN '"' '''1 o. bot Ave. and ps9
| NIyANTFD--ONE T.oOn IpISS No-II--
w Apply 10 TIMOTHY coNSi,. - cen.re /.
NeS Yo-t Is
| NlTANTFp plpJNIp ~ ruI. mr.,
w MAINS b,lsin.., ni.,'.a'. hia. III 80 -,
4 ,.',tcr, 49, ,nase !" ntsAc none. My AZ 10
WANT f,--.,,;ini, ,i.x,,.-,.,,,, ~, ~
w ~, a.. -, 49, -, w. ny MS i'F WIND
WITT ,, ni%., ~ ,.", d 70 800
w ~ ~ - ~ - vh % MN ~ "'Hk pN
b stcn. X 50 ~. I.oi's''.',. "se' ~
NITANTFn.A Cor oprn v,y,v.,.,'.-
=, nsee. s,-n, al siui o. ncr.osoA ~ % tae
I'. Ssp o. / mSG,cs. : ,,... +, co.. =, 4. az. :,
NIvANTED-A m 40 ut.,..
w =, "a To- Nhi''r" w N"N'N She's,
SXrANTrp- uprpAy,,,. -, w.
w msc,'... ~, ,., ~ - - ~ W. :
,ar,iisS q" To-" -' c'4 Tor o-s e,cA at NJ.
" MifD +'AkrtNrlk> AND " CiB-
" +, , ..,., ''. .,i
w .ho-' a., in lie .ou...., So.
s,,i,' =, "a ',iiH ~ "a Zone hut root a.uil Ned
- ~ " H. W. u ~. .' C'~'' BE-. GOD
" ANlEi-2 OR d CN',J tOkE Makes.
hir,h . va ""'f''' isIS'e' - y ..t'rs-
x,t',., :, -..........-.. -1'
w IN. ,s Mo- hNNpS NNN l'-At
-. 10 rtpeti"itsi riii. 49,, Ti.''.. - - s
MASSACHUSETTS. lUg rorrtIr
S.t,,,,' ,"' r'iH"r, i'rtr o. d. A'r's
i.ot'b. .e.,i.. lc,i., ..l ., ,'', - ~
N'.%.. .. ~ ~. 81 Zen 90 ic.. ir,g 10 %.
- ~. 81 10y ~ ''"'. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28
DENTISTRY.

A NKSTHETlC NITROUS OXIDE. TEETH
LA~Itrortsd durinr luet -t'p' positively without
pain ar I'M riou, ferrs. 10 accom- nodnte the large
number of uigins r professional serVioea,
Or HOYr luu- reno ~ 10 tno i-story buiAdins Sio
Irosdv Az, netr 18th ~. 4nl
- set Of tooth on silver At ~ 10 Sl5 on gold at
~ -e~t Onni so't 30 cents . tooth; psth
TILED a gold. Zone cciuent or othei filings % etA.
10 ,.f totu. itrtii extracted without pain. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES sc.

A CHEAP HORSE AND CART FOR sale.
"A and tho work al coupe of stores iesson Tor ael
ing tho oSuer csl not sttcnd to u. Inquire OF y,
I, MAIDEN I.,us, e. . oar.. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28

x1 OE-CHEAP LODGINGS AT No. s
VI LCrhomPson z, from 81 u a weoi and up
psctsbls men have board. Aiso music 81 ipstrun.
tOns on piAp0 D u. AAaA. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28
ARTICLES E'vH SAFE.

COWS FRESH MtlCd COWS lrOU
t2.' very chesP lu-t fr,u TIA, .a. r. .lts NON
l"f ~ l"siie utr 4sj. AFRO, ore Ia ,.'lr. sIi
OF "'i'h "a. ~ odd %, husdr. To- ''. - II. ib5
FOR SAlE--A SIX nR - - W. ~.
~ in7"i ne, hso Va ut t,v 'Ly fn .. ur. .ow
.sllta :" sl.s' Tor ga. oieH1. u..,f4 !...Ai:I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28

- HERMAN 60. ArJTT>. SRI F,,.,

- 'p'F ~, a. q. O'Clock. No. 20 t...,u II 30.
.rN "a. oi . q c!as. L.'ci-incr sui RiiaI 49,
" VhA's' ~ :, couutrgs rein "fltrr. hHf -ft
~ hNtrts; s-o hil!isfd aud h.rrtr!l. - In, rn,
r'"'"' S,, 4 i.uhNN, EHsfr.t,.. als a. IT..
and L. u"'s, W., trtnd.n,. F.u i.,t .'.r'., ,,d
Si.iel lEts oOdr'Hh and I'VE .uH.ef, ..gtHs chr~,
w we sluot =. ..-n.- o. IN. -n-... : ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28

Il order h nd double and front rpringr, nj .; can
carry ovrf % cwt. Prios so. To be soen corner NJ
Avenue G and OH II. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28

NOR SALT LARGE GREY MARE s
i years old, sound and kind, csn be seen At 3tS
Eighth ave before O'Clock AN, or 81 bscla' =.
during the dAy. 50
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EoRSALt-NC LtlN AGAtNs.r hIiiiAH
y" hihAff, VI ~ " - = ;.r -l..f ,-, r,u,
~ ~ n|'' a." .r'Nt.ti 60 hun "fg iui tis tH.r.
l Aalu NJ tEV 10 =. -, LJtI, lJ, ula..,
i''N''S Fosi lGlilhg,our hIsrHi aua ~. 90
iOR SALE CilEhT-} NV LOOMS
=, = u 'tid a.! ~sT trimming, t.tu, 81 .pe
'''" ''' col
EpE >M.L-IHE sVOuh ENEniLn.
CARRIE one hundred sad ~. at. t1lg E,rt,.IL.,.
lGfs ~ mr. ~ JO.ln FEly.A, 6 Y1ni Iolltr, .,
i.,-l ,,n or a. hiIi'AiL ~ Sens al me- b..
~ u ''''' ~ "la
DRESSES AND DKILL IOk 81 .l-.lNE
ndi.d.ns AID Einhos.iu T. ADD .,i 81 pre-. ea
ios pie'chs' AFRO an lp1fht, lrlIl cheap H. i.t,
B.oosyn. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28
N1II.lTAR Y.
A HOY ARMY. NAVY AND MARINE

a Hof ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE
4 - ps-a-. me vaniei INN eilateiv. SSo0 saw
and :. .sh p''d 10 men wanted TOT iepre.enta-
,Nes az pay toe larsust amount al hard money paid
~ 81, ocice in the ci'y. Aply AZ the :. Amy
sna N>'J Agency, lSS Fulton At and az B.osd sAy,
rcon' D. gos
4 DVANCFS MADE on ALL APPROVED
aine AGAINST the Gov nutnt Peuacn- and
..ual collected ~ hour 81 "a epcl soldiers
b"pNN Sli''iuN , rSs' i'sco -
\ NAtlEN Can HAVE ESQ CASH IpJWS
t1-iy 20 60 r. .i,-.i,lts. Veteran of vcaf. utlI
20 a. "tN ~ "a i'e ~ SseAr f'cre. ~ Mont.
~ cry ed t,ty, J. blocks iiuii -iy, cal. u.
wee "'uf- " ~! o'clock. ~
a y ALIEN CAV HAVE s5t0CNNH To 30
A. 'ivtt'I'r e.'asr. al'cT ear s,.s No same %
g in n, Army. el Al W SWANS Nf'rc, - t;rand
a. eor. u we9N. hef. hour, - 90 81.
A y ALIEN CAS- HAVE $500 CASH RIGHT
l-1 20 IA, 10 ,ufr'iiue seaman. al on.
~ raw inc ~ ~ % so ~ q. u-N, ~ csulius IN
''sct iy SO O., a.. ai.l Az. .65
\ ESTrTr1E WANTED GALL ATT
ht.NN'N i;NOd l.,
prN fl Tn
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MILITARY.

WANTED A SUBSTITUTE - EITHER
W Army or Nav, Tor ~hich $40 c.eA viii be p,id
Arply to Y. E-PITKtN, "a Vessy "a NY.
WANTKD---A SUBSTITUTE, TO WHOM
~. We hshe-t bounty ~ih Ia paid No. 1i2 N,sssu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-28

81 900 BOUNTY, CASH IN HAAD,
.oOO ~ SON as you ps,s the dortor On
board L'e 'h. TO- so~d -.Ht nen lst the ae. Gi ~
aud 81 year, for tie 7. = Navy. Ihrv must b. Aliens
Arpiy iuUediAte! 81 ~. ft.iER FINNs shiplhs
Once, 10 YORK ~, Brooklyn, do"r- nom NsNy
man 3t3
80 i1O 3aEN WANTED 10 WHOM
= =, II 10 this amount viii =" laid' II spned
ior Inlmedi liolg. Men Of all usuonhltirs wanted 40
BIoor,. - 81
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$3.50 C a. .l.,, iiASr y. VII Nj, EE rAD
&c deducic' APply TO ISo NEsrkEk co. tso
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Any NAN WISHING To lOfN THE Army
~ Nev.. esd es,'vt ,hc irll 'ount .ose,hci
VIII f. uu. ff4lI ,uf 1--we infect ~ kros, vii
pl"7sc .a on Vi. WI tDH,hr G.oliss,, room :. .,
4 - BNTi11Tt WANTED TO WHOM
4 Hr i;."s'' swat Si. 10 pail tpp.y At W
uou 'iud ~ m tas.'n"nt. uotthsou corusr Of
brot4su ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31
~ Ayers rSarsaparilla

is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper and for the cure OF the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any other. remedy yet devised, is known by all
who have given It q trial.. That II does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints, is indisputably
proven by the great multitude of publicly,
known and remarkable cures It has made Of
the following. diseases; Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tufnors, Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, EGald Head, Coughs from tur
beroulous deposits in the lungs, White
SWellings, Debility, DrOpsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mereurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of the blood. Minute. reports Of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous, distribution, wherein may bo
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all oth2 remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases, arc -purposely' fromgall sec
tons Of the country, Id order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak TO
\ him of itsu benefits from personal experience.
Scfofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims lar more subject to disease
and It's fatal results than are healthy cOnstitu.
tions., Hence it. tends to shorten, and docs
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
1 life, The vast importance Of these Considera.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE.
NUE.,
ANNUAL TAXEs FOR 1901.

The sltcntion of taxpayers Is hereby called to the
provisions tho United States Excise Law relative
to thoasscssmcnt Of annil"l taxes.
BY the sixth section Of tho act Of Iuly !, 1892 tis
made the duty Of all persons, partnerships, firms,
socIations, or corporations, made liable 20 any annual
duty, license, or tax Oa Or btOTG The first Monday CJ
Mdy IN each ycdr, 10 make list or return to the AS
sisant Assessor Of tho District where located of tho
amount 0f ANIMAL income, the articles or objects
charged with special tnN and the business or Occu-
patton liable 10 ply any license.
Every person who shall fn to make such return by
the day specified will he linbo 10 be assessed 10y the
Assessor according 10 the best information which he
can obtain; and IN sh case the Assessor h required
toadd hity pcrrcntum to the amount ofth items OF
such list.
Every person wins shall deliver to an Assessor any
hilsc or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to
eyndc the valuation or enumeration required by law,
II subject to fine Of five hundred dolnrs and In
such tho list will he made outby the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and emu
mcratiOn 30 made there can be no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes, except those for IL
cenccs will not be demanded until the thlrticth day
of June.
The appropriate blanks on which To mako return,
aud oil necessary Information, will be furnished by
KIsNis FRITrER Assistant for the 7th DvS-
ion tO whom tho returns should bo delivered on or
before the first Monday OF May at his office in Ian
| caster,
BY Jacob Y. wisemnn, Assistant iasscssor for the
9Th Division, Mt Bremen, commencing March 7th and
continuing frc days at East Rqshyillc, commcncne
March lith;.and continuing fire days. at Millerspor.
9st Of March, and continuing five days at baltimore,
2sth II March, and continuing thrGe days at Basil
3st Of March, and continuing three days, and ut his
office In New Salem thereafter.
By Isaac II. Koontz, Assistant AssessortOr tho Sth
Division, at Roynon, 10Th Of March, and continuing
five days; nj Amanda, 2st " March, and continuing,
six days at Cearpori, 18th Of March, and continuing
Hix days; at Oakland, 9TH Of April nnd continuing
five days; at Stontsvillc, nth Of April ad continll-
ing five days, and at his residence thereafter, in Ma1
sSAi township,
Ry Abraham W, Bccry, Assistant Assessor for the
9th Division nj Pckerngton, nth Of March and con
tinuing live days; at LOckyle, 2lst Of March, and
continuing five days and at his olllco in Lithopolis
thereafter
To whom tho returns should bc delivered on NJ
before the first Monday Of May s6i ut the times and
places designated. &. Il. Hli EFFER,
u, 81 Assessor, 18th District
Lancaster Fob. 81, 1861
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31
Notice 10 Drafted Men. ,
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.frT HEApoRsoT THE l2rH Cox Disrs(
Chillieothe, Ohio, July 18th, 1855,
DARA6RAPH Cd Of Circular No. 81 from the ofhse
II of the Provost Marshal General is so laT modified
as toreqnireeyery drafted man claiming exemption,
by rcrson OF having paid the sum of three hundred
dollars $500, under section u of The act for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces aud for.
other purposes" approved March 3d. 1853 to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver Ofeom,
mutation money. for such amount, to the Board oI
Enrolment OF has district, in order to receive there
from a CERTIFICATE G OF EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
secretary War and directed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire II for the purpose Of exemption from tho DRAFT,
the money above specified. On receipt Of the sum,
tho Collector Of Internal Revcnue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
Bohcopies of these receipts shall bedeyered TO the
Board OF Enrolment before the day the drafted
person required to report for duty, copy 70 be
retained by the said Boarand when delivered tothc
said Board the drafted nerson shall be furnished by
the Board, with acertitrate Of exemption dischargng
him from further liability under tho draft, by reason
OF having paid the sum Of three hundred dollars as
Aforesaid !. GEO. W. R0BY,
Provost Marshal and President Of the
Board Of Enrolment.
July 23'63-l7