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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

ar by both united lay out Of view sub,
jugation. although that would be- recon
structien. because sufjugailon will never
be realized. The alternative then is, re
construction ny the North separately and
By the, Soutl, sei,erately, or by both ,uni-
ted do ;:ot argue the question which is
most desirable. or any other question. /
leave that 10 be done by s,ys4lf or. others
separately rem this paper; i assume that
separation 10 dishenor and destructio.. to
both the n,rth and the south that re.
CONSTRUCTION of the GOyerAment by beth
united, would restore US 10 the power, the
digsity and the respect Of the werld and
that such reconstruction il possible in a
nArnsr that shall afford guarantees Of
Conference and stability that we haze sever
yet possessed. ~. -. -, -. -
The outlines of the political part Of the
reconstruction Of such united govern nent
Is as follows: -.
Let the territory. Of the United States
be divided. Tor the purpose of constituting
the Government, by the Delaware and
New Jersey, til" Maryland and Penn,
syivaria line. the line Of the Ohio
river and the Missouri and Iowa and the
Missouri and Kansas lines. into two dis.
tricts :: al the territory south of such line
10 tscalled the District Of the Gulf: aud
all north OF that liae, the District Of the
Lakes L.1.s.-.-. -. -
Tn. Legislative power. 81 the Govern
m+at Of tho United States shall be vested
in CoagreAs TO copsi.i If 1901 mem.
bsrs ef whom one half shall be elected.
from tho District Of the Gulf. asd ths 9TH
or half from the District Of the Lakaa
Any citizen Of the Uaitsd States ethsr, !
wise qualified nay bs elected u Congress,
e II . ~
yi.hods tsisrsne' = q. pl.ss q hi. resf
The rf..,d.l. q. he, United st.i..
shall BE elected by. ? plurality of The votss.
OF each djstrict in tie fpilewisg ussnnsr !.
~ We lsEJ y .taplas sssh. vs~
sai ESD SIT ~ rsssls tex r,salJss y eysss
:. -. IL sssr ..a.. =. hzes~n 4 sst4 "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

This Justly celebrated tonic. co-,..,;
tive, comp entreiy . I--bt o. 49, ~ ana stera-
icn virtue. ire cH.;t-'' wt'f: Nd 49,, va ~ d
rracticx.iy tested with sucb uniy-,,, - htt b;rn
for ~eS' y. =
, 1864-03-05

bloom. They felt that although the future
might perhaps dim it, only death could
blot it entirely out. =.
John Rudderforth had arrived, and was
waiting in the drawing-room at Belgraye
House, when Grace entered with her arms
encircling the young brides waist. There
was an ihharmonious contrast in the som.
bre Grape worn by Grace and the chastc
bridal robes of Clemcncy. Itbrought with
a sudden quickness the deatk:scene in the
library to Johns mind, and drove for mo.
meht the color from his cheek. ..
ga holier tie," said Grace, pressing back
her tears, is about to replace our old bond
Of affection still you will let it live in your
memory, Clemency." u -.
al can'tspeak, Grace, " sobbed Clemency,
"my heart is full, too. God bless you,
again and again and for ever evermore!'
!" Miss Darlington" said John, al cannot
tell how grateful l feel 10 you for yielding to
another, without ihurhiur, the companion
ship Of one who is grown 50 very dear to you" /"
Al never felt its real extent myself till
now" replied Grace. 'Ni '' ''
With d solemn sense Of his new duty,
John Rudderforth bore his youthful bride
from her former home to the more trusting
safeguard Of his own strong arm, and the
more sacred shelter of his holier love.
, 1864-03-05

An Armstrong 0oo.poundcf was latcly tried
at Shoeburyness, with complete success. A
target in the shape Of section Of the WdrriI
Orss side, was placed at !, 900 yards from the
gum and tho first she'll which struck Il com.
plctely demolished Il. The shell blew hole
in the target two feet BY twenty inches wide.
Never, Il is said, was thete such complete
triumph fOf The gan.
, 1864-03-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTE1LAcooM, w. T.,
Saturday, March s, 1864.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

Mr.. Davis Of Massachusetts moved that the
credentials of Jathes NJ. johnson, Representa-
live elect from Arkansas be referred to the com.
mittee on elections A motion to table it was
lost, after lengthy debate, and i was referred
70 select committee on reconstruction with
INSTRUCTIONS
In the Senate bill granting lands to Oregon
10 aid in the construction Of military posts was
passed. g. .r. s.
New York. Feb. .iI,--A special dispAtch IN
thc Herald, from Headquarters Army Of West
Virginia, says: Reports are in circulation Of
rebel movement towards Romney.
. From two jntercepted letters We plcan much
Interesting Information One letter sav that =
Union association has been formed In VIRGINIA
and Is known to have over one thousand lnet,.
bcrs, some Of whom are wealthy and iniluen.
tiSl citizens. The letter says jeff Davis has
ordered several suspicious persons to be ar.
rested, and that his agents are now on the hunt
Tor all suspected traitors.
New York, Feb. 17.-Arniy officers from
The front express the opinion that within ten
days the roads will be in condition to enable
the rebels to move, and they will then, il is
thought, commence spring operations by either
attacking us in front and ehdeavor to drive
Meade into the Notifications at Washington, or
that lee will march rapidly into Pennsylvania,
laundering vastly lnorc than last year and titht.
lug only pitched battles when retreatng.
prov;dcncc, (R Il Feb ~ (;ovorror Smith,
,nnonnccs that The ono,a of ,bls STATE nnJ.r
Inc cali is full - ~ -''''-
. L;u a.. II,
cran,;nr lands ~ ccr,.i" .a;I.oS" s iTuSS 'Tua
sIIns En;" m"r - ; ~ 1911 ;' t"'.oaus IN iowa
,liate COMPLETION of he Mississinpi an and mis- Ms.
souri Railroad across Iowa ,o Omaha connect.
inr with the Pacific Railroad.
NJ. Wi, roh ,e,,, : m, u..,r. NJ
VILE letter saws The army Of Chat,sneoro i. 4
nrenarinc for Immediate 'onerations O6s,,a.
noora Is well stored with munitions of war
The roads arc improyinp. 'T0T
m. U.--,r. .s..,.,
IL. q H. aSi pS T:Is, M. I;,0 S"uIrStoGu .'';,,
. aas =" ",;n w ~ s"nu:y s,,' i-'nson M'!'
sue EtvSIs ,Ss S"NSn. g un,ses'' e'na"c'pauO"
'",s nv - s 80. ""a...,S..'Ss S'S'' a. ,.
;, Ine !ames special says the committee on
!Ge conduct ., tne var WI soon examine into o
~ Ts.sia.s;is VI St.1r. " N' '''" o'0u nee'
spccisi dispa,ch 10 tho World saws II Il
understood FRAT every nember of the Sen,,s
.Indic,ayv COMMITTEES believes Tho resoIn,ior
forfeitins The property oC the rebels bevonJ
iife 70 6e unconstitutional The committee
have reported against its passage
John Morgan is said to be 10 The vicinity oil
Dalton, Georgia, with considerable cavalry, for
thepurpose Of rail Gov. Watts Of Alabama
telegraphed to the citizens Of Selma to prepare
to receive non.couhbatants from Mobile, as that
place was soon to'be attacked by the Federals.
Mobile papers'say Shernan's plan is to compel
the evacuation OF Mobile. lIy
New York, Feb. l9.-Sub Treasurer Cisco re.
, 1864-03-05

Postoficc savings banks are being established
in England.
The Polish Instruction was increasing, at
last advices.
Cattle arc dying in southern California from
drouth.
The wreck Of the Jenny Ford was sold in
San Francisco for $50.
Gafibaldi has entirely recovered his health,
and is ready for another Eight.
BY the new Constitution OF Venezuela, slav-
cry is forever abolished In that country.
A hen in Santa Rosa, CAL; has voluntarily
undertaken the care Of a litter Of pups.
Switseflahd is The only state in Europe which
increases neither its arthS nor its budget
The emigration to New York in 1868 was
more than double that Of the preceding yeat.
The receipts Of hogs at Chicago from Thurs.
day to Sunday, ono week lately, were 7o,Ofo
head.
The number Of political journals in Paris and
cal s7c
80
IH'rty SIX boxes o' '0oac''' '"'Seu " i''
county, oregon, were 'e" uA's S'"'e S"'ppsu
ITO" oa'e" 20 o"a''"'
The Aqui'a had l4OO tons OF cargo o."
board when she won't down, l3oot which were
d'scharGcd IN one oay'
England is preparing to take an active part
in the Danish imbroglio, and is placing her
army on war footing. .
The Danish government Is said to have pur.
chased powerful ironclad constructed on the
Clyde for tho Cuniederatcs.
Al brl before Congress proposes to set apart
portion Of Texas for the settlement Of free
blacks tinder the Homestead law.
A couule announce IN the Providence Pos.
their marriage, and add to the notice, "No
cards ror anv tnunev 10 oct them wi,hS
NJ, , .,n.,. n.,,or ,,,,s .;,,.d or ;r,,,od an
,ha c,.., wo.,.rn r.,,w.v n ,bs vOor 1ssa
though s5ooooo messengers were carried
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, 1864-03-05

Some fine cotton, said to be equal to aSY In
the Southern States has been raised in Che
vineyard of Mr.. j. a. Watson Los Angeles
Eighty bolls we're foGnd Gpon single stalk.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum
Scnld Head Sore Ewes

From Hoyrey Sictlcr, Esq, tic able editor Of tie
IankhdBBOck DemJcrdt, PcDnsyitanid.
"Our only chilli, about three years or ago, was
attacked by pimplcs on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsomc and vrltlgut
sOrrr which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes tor some days. a skillul physician applied
nitrafc OF silver nnd other remedies, without amy
apparent cfrrt. For fifteen days we guarded his
haits, lest with them hc should tear open the ies
tcru. and corTupt wound which covered his whole
face. liayhg iricd every thing else We had any
hope irnniy We hrp-n giving your SARsArARiLLA,
and applying the io,lNc ot potash lotion, az you
direct. The sore began TO heal when we hal given
the first bortic, aad was well whenwc had finished
the second. rhc chd's cyclarhcs, which lsd come
out grew Higain, and be ~ now as healthy aud fair
a. aHy either, The wiiolc pgishborhood predicted
that the child must diep ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
Guardians S lie of Town Lots.

IN pursuance of an order of the Prob lie
l. Court uf Hancock county. Ohio, m de n
the 9th day nj April, lsGl m he case of .ohn
~ n baugh. Guardian uf ElizIbeth Size nbaugh
.er and George Steinbau ter. asri ST hiS sad
wards and Elz theth Beach. the uuderSigrc !
will on SATURDAY, THE l4th DAY on MAY.
lNGI, ~ one o'clock p NJ, ut the duui 0f tue
Court House, in Findlly, offer ut public de
the foil wing described real estate, situate IN
Hancock County, OHIO, tu.wit:
Tho undivided h tif uf inlDts numb eight.
eer tlSl ana nineteen, Q9) IN the addition /
tln1lsv.
Terms oi sale: One third cash on dav offs tie
TIC third in nne year and one third in two
years. from the day OF sale, 10 he secured
hy mortgage on the premises i'd. Deferred
payments tu bear interest at the rate of SIX
per cent. per annrm. ptr able Annually.
Und vid"d half OF Inlot M Is, appraised at
s35p. Undlv idrd halt ot IDIOT 80. - ap.
praised at Si4j. JOHN ZARBAUGH.
. Gutrditn.
By 0'Neal Blacklord Harsh. hi, Atiy's.
April Is II W.
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Bitch Notice.

Two aI whom 1t may concern. notice is
hereov gwen that the uude RS gned did,
"n The Sth day of April, 1854, IN the clerk
ON "i TIE Tow nShip oi Portage, county If
Hancock, and state ut DhIu. nle their petit
Ion t'r the location and establishment OF
dltch, commencing on tie line between the
Sou ID half aud the North bait or tie outn
west fourth section. NJ. ei1hteen.tl~i thence
To- iun through said North half. thence
through The south half Of the Northwest
u iturth section. No. eighteen. [lS.I thence
through the East hal ot the North bali oi tn,
Northwest fourth section NJ. eighteen. tl~l
thence through the West half uf the North
halt OF the Northwest fourth section NJ CHI.
cen, llsl thence through the south west
iourih section No. seven. III thence through
the south east corner ofihe northwest fourth
section No. seven, ~ thence through tho
northeast fourth secinn M. seven. a.
thence through tho northeast corner OF The
northwest fourth section No. seven, % and
there t. rminate.
The Trus ees Of said Township viii meet
at Tue place Oi commei c ny. on the 29Lh day
lof Aprl. 1861, ut 10 O'Clock on said day, and
proceed tn examine sand d,tch.
JOHN ~. WtIiTMER, p.,4,.
A DREW CHASER 'eH'OHpFs'
Apr Is t3 W. ...
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HO for the harvest of 1864
Dorsey Sc E.R:.lkcr.

Vow is tho time IN bnv vonr Rnnprrs nrd
M"Wefs. ! nm row readv to III aT orders fpr
INC hrst Rennor Anh Mn cor mnH IN nae .E-n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
Notice.

.DtyfD r CARNEY win take notice ,ha,
~ Minerva M'Carney, ofthe county orHnn
eoCK ana state ol ohio. did. ON tho 2irh dav
Court of Common Pleas. within and for The
cnunir of Hancnck, IN said state Of ohio.
aginsi The ssi'l David r. Carney. defendant.
setting forth vi iulsbseree On The paif ,fihe
defendant inr more than three ycars. thai tie
aid tEti' iiiFs prayer m st,d peftinn men.
TONED j. that tho said Minetvt Crrnry may
ne divorced rom tho 81 d David y Carney
md that The rusi"dy pt tteiriuf,nt chihl iniv
he awarded ~ the said VI noryl VI Carney and
such other and further relief as IN cq1iiv she
is onltlcd ~. MGNERVt VI. { ARNEY.
mch25 va BY Corr N pNrKEr her tt''vs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
Sale of Real Estate.

InN THE 7rH DAY OF MAY. IssI on the
" remise. hereinafter {. scrIh-d. the uu
latrsig ed viii sell ~ pa bile auction. to- the
blSi est hid Ter. tie promises described as l.I
lows, t"-w I: Tho West .alf ui ne Sru. hcas
qiuter section twcnt .Siy r. 4 and IN
Nt'' ltli 81 he Norih.' 3 qttrtsr'af s,c. 10 .
nrt! hvc. ; ] tll N tow nsiip twp [2l Nurth
."I iaI g. i"eiv', East. A part It the lur.
.chtse M 'noy win lie require an the dav I
sue, the btla &c ~ deferred pi!m'nts: the
terms aud cund tons uf whici, wtu he made
.NhoNh on the dai ri 10. The wheat. corn
ana oats then on the pre- Uses wi he except
HEN WIEN AN. Executor Of
'uodN Wl>EHdN. Isaac WiSeman. decd
BHOwS DUSN, their Att's.
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Examinations to commence at half past min,
O'Clock, A, NJ.

examinations 10 commence at nalf past nine
O'Clock. A, NJ. 49,
"a .ts VIII take notice thatthe av, as
iow amended, requires each male applicant
ora certificate To pay To the Examiners \
ec ilfty cents, and each female applicant
fee of thirty Ave cents. Mono who fail TO
comm, win he admit, ed for eyamination. .l
All applicants are required q furnish writ
ten te stm1uials of good moral character,
those who have becn enga ged as teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their last EN-
ployers; those who have never taught will
procure them from their last teachers, which
testimonials Will be kept on file. IZaiI...l r
Noprivate examinations will be beldi no
will be admitted for denomination with In
three rnonths alter n second ftilVre. Appli-
oanis are requested TO present specimens OF
penmapship.,d b ..lI5tl ...,.| III
Those who fail 10 comply with tho above
requisitions will not be adnilted. ",-' ..,.
|ljTg9 yd.of b. ,e L. TUSSING, Secretary,
April 10. isoa Board OF lsxanineis.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
RtoaI SS6trtismtmts
Guardian's Sale of Land

DY virtue of Az order ~ sale issued bv tho
ID Probate Court OF Colnmhiana couu,r. u
! VIII Offer for sale upon the premises. ON
IhursdN. the e u day Of .Aprll. isel he
tween J Q ~ lock (noon) and u'clock p. NJ.
the following described property, TO vii.
Situated IN Hancock county Ohin. and he
ing the Fast part Of tho Soui Invest otartcr r.
section 81, In Township No. 2, south am
rhhgo twelve. contains one hundred acrea a.
land. moro or less, being the same land vhtci
was conveyed to Lean Fisher, in hcfrfn lin,
and part of which. WAS afterwards sold Ii
from the Court Of Comhjn Pleas, of sfnrF
county, Ohio.
Terms 0f s',le:--0 Ono thlrd to be- paid ond
OF sale. ana The bnlance, one third In one year
ihd one .third in two years irpm day Of sale
The dcierod payments to bear Interest. and
secured by mortgage on the prem ses
HENRY BRlNKER, Jr.,
GnArdian Ot Adam Fisher.
By Samuel W. Orr. his Atty. III In
Apfil l, 1864.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
Notice.

NOTICE is h 'rchy given that tho under.
slguo !. vino are owners ofa the lots in Bigg'S
ont l';s. laid out q. Ito West part of tnC
~out West fraction NJ frnc,nnal sectin
tumhcr seventeen, (l7) tnwnShip one. q
North range 81 ven, ny m Hiucrcs County
ono, hayc fled their pellt."0 IN he nliG" ui
tho tleIk oi Inc court Of C,mnhn Pleas q
>aid C"unt' prlyiNg f"r The VACATION ot tie
alley on tho west i 70 ot said 1lu lptS, extend
ing from tho Fuditr aud Uppcr sand SKY
state road te tho tIht.ay and New haven
state road.
~ Application will he mad h vtGIts said
alley in SAID Court OF Comm ~ Pleas on the
inst dav uf the ext term thereof ur - soon
thorcallcr az C unset can he hear
HENRY PORCH,
NJ B PORCu.
30 Erp WAGNER
GE RGE MANS,
SARAH NJ tlNS.
April LIST. 1861 ttw
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To Teachers.

TN consequence Of tho lata change in the
J. School Law. 10 becomes necessary for the,
6Jdrd OF school Examiners OF Hancock coun.
", 10 make the following re Arrangement
with r. gard to the meetings for 1854, viz:
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Syphilis and Moreuriai Disease.

From DR.. Hiram Stout, Of ST. Lotis, Missouri.
/ find your SARsAPAitILLA n more cIcctnnt
and for syphtic disease tlianany other we posress
The profession are indebted TO you ior VI tho
best medicines VIC have"
From 4. J. EeHch, M D., IN eminent physician n
Laurence, lLiss., 'rto Is q prominent n'cn'tcr ~
The legislature Qf MiSSachHScttS
(" DR. AVER. My dear Sir have found your
sARsAPAElILA M excellent remedy for Syphilis,
both of te piiJR0Ty and secondary type, and clco-
To other remedies. I do'not know what we can en-
ploy with more certainty uI success, where pOwcr
i'll Alternative Is required"
ih- Chas s. Itii, Licir, Of Nsc DTrtnsrict, ". j.,
ha dreadful uccrs on his legs, caused by the nbus"
OF mercury, or mrFrtridl disease, which grew moro
aud more n.esri"rtcd for yelra, IN spite OF every
remedy treatment that could b. applied, until tho
pcrscvrring uHc OF AYERS SN's NPARiLI.A relieved
.lm. Few cases ciIl bo i"nnd move iiVSNrAie Mnt
distressing ,lEn this, and il took several dozen
bottles TO cure him
Leucorrhna, whites. Temnle Weakness,
nrc generally prohnctgi by inHcTaHl Scrcfaiois II
cCrdfiop and very Often currG by the Alternative
effect OF this SARsAPARtilA. Scmc cases requirr,
however, In aid OF the SARSAYARiILA, the skilIuI
application OF local remedies.
From Hte rsii-in1rr and ,riicIycsicLrdtcd Or.
Jacob lhJTW, of Cincinnati.
al have found your SARsAPARiLLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases OF females. Many cascE of
Irrccrularty Icucorrfa.a Internal liberation, and
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when its effect il properly aided 10y local treatment"
Il Ia9y, uUeiiliag 70 oiior lie publication Of her
name, icTites
any daughter and myself have been cured of
very dcblitating IoucOrrhpn Of long standing, by
two bottles of your SARsArtpiLLh."
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Erysipelas - General Debility Purify the
nlfyod-

From Dr. RoJf Sdrin, Ho,,s,on S., Neir Yort.
DIR. AVER. seldom hil 10 remove ErnptiOns
aiu SsrOfLRts Sores by the pCrseverig nee OF your
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From j. r. Johnston, FsT., Hdierufp, Ohio.
For twelve years, hal the yellow Eryspcias
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celebrated plynlciinS coull rcaci and took hum
drclS OF dollars worth Of mcscinca. The ulcers
were so bad TINT the cords bccnfc visible, and tito
doctors dcci lei that my arm must be- ainputncd. I
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Being In public place, my cisc is known 10 every
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all."
From Hbn, Henry Mopro, W r. r., Of Nc,rrastle,
c. w., a leading member Of the Canadian Pdriid-
ntent.
Z" / have used your SAnsAPNRrIrN In my family,
for general IDENTITY, and for purifying the blood,
with very bcnri lal results, ai iecl confidence in
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SA Ayers <
"ARSAPARILLhszF ~

SeiciNtt thAu toSrolulous .O1SeaSC3.
from EmeTy Edes, tcolkRo,cn merchant Of Or.
A ford, lhfinc. e r- ar =
| have sold large quantities Of your SARs,rA- Z
nILLA but never yet ono hottie which fhlud OF the z
desired effect and iull satisfaction TO those who took
~ rs ias as our people try they agree crc has
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Eruptions, Pimples Blotches, Pustuies, Ul-
GERS. Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin.
Trom Rdr. Robt. St,dton, Rrisfoi, England. . q.
only a." my duty TO you aud the public, when
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cr,aged. ten, had an affecting humor IN nor cars,
cnu until we tried your sNnsArAlftLi. She has +.
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"My daughter has suffered for year past with NJ
fcrofnloua uruption, which was very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief until wc tried your !
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From Charles r Gagc, Esp, Of the iriiciy.knoirn
Gage uHrW d Co MnnficfsJVTs oC cndmciied
papers H ydasUt, NJ w. -.
humor y, my face, which grew constantly worse
hn,f 10 disligrgl NY features and became an intol-
orabIc nnliction. trird almost every thing a man
could of both adyifo aud medicine, but without any
relief whatever, until took your SArStrlpIrLM Z
II immediately made my itce worse, M you told me
might ihr a time hut IN n few woclSs the new
skin bcg1n 10 form under tlle biUtelcs, and con-
tinucd until my face IL a. smooth aa any body's,
and am without ary symptv,na of the liaonBc that
know OF. ] enjoy perfect health, and without "a
lDult 10
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-14
NAsHY1T.LE. 1864.


Mr. J. ". DolJsar-Sir: We are de-
lighted and surprised at the ease with
which you have, in few hours, enabled
us to master the principles Of PhonOg-
raphy.
The system is brief, simple and admit
rably adapted to the wants of society.
It can never be opposed, except by those
who are ignorant of its principles. Your
peculiar method of teaching it, renders
its attainm. mt not task, but an attrsc-
tive pleasure. The text book you nse
(Pitman's ManuaD is admirably arranged
for the pupil. By the invention of this
wonderful art, Pitman has placed his
name high on the roll of human bene-
factors, and we think it should be taught
to every child in the land.
To occupy the idle hours of camp life
il might be taught to every company in
the army, without in the least interfering
with the duties Of the soldier, prevent a
worse use of those idle hours, and, we
believe its attainment would be valued
as highly IS the pay received from the
Government.
Jasper Partridge, Captain 44th I'll. VI.
Thos. ]. W. Rhodes, Captain Goth Ill.
vi.
R.F. Paterson, Captain 68th Ind. VI,
LII. Faucet, 1t. Co. a, 38th Ind. V. 1.
TIL Hammond, Acting Assistant Sur
geon, q. S. a.
J. w. Hanover, Chaplain in o. s. A
Silas B. Johnston, LIST Lit. Go. F, 1O2
o. vi
Job. Barnard, LIST Sergt Co. Il, I'D Ind.
vi.
William Mussohl, Chaplain 68th N. Y.
vi
Duncan r. Doris, Reporter for Mill
tsry Commission at Nashville.
ViIlars Merrill, Jr, Sergt. Co. b, Ind.
vi
James W. Jacobs, LIST Lieut.. 18th Ind.
Battery.
D. Hensley, sergt. Co. h, I'D Ind.
vi.