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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-15
Farm for Sale,
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., July 25, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions Will be
lN received by the Treasurer oil the United states he
several Assistant TIeasurers and Designated Deposlla-
es and by TIE National Banks designated and qualified
Deposarie5 and Financial Agents, ior treasury
Notes payable three years from August 10, ledi bearing
interest at the of and three-entis per cent
per unnum, with sem-annual coupons attached payable
in lawful money.
The Sc notes will be convertible al the option OF the
holder maturity into SIX per cent gold Dehrlhg Dohus
redeemable after five and payable twenty years from
August Is, 1867. 80.
The Notes will he issued in the denominations of fifty
hundred Eve hundred, thousand, and hive thous
and dollars nnd will he issued IN bank or payable TO
order. as may be directed 10y the subscribers.
All subscriptions must he for fifty dollars or some null
tiple OF fifty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The pary dcpo,itng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF hoics requreu' anu
whether they are ha Issued in blank or payable to
order When SO endorsed IL must be left with the officer
receiving tie deposit tobe forwarded tots Department
The notes will bo transmitted to the owners Tree OF
transportation charges soon after the receipt oi hr
original Certificates al Deposit as they can be prepH
Interest will he allowed 10 August - on ;il deposits
made pror 10 Il nt date. viii paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt OF tie original certificates.
AS the notes draw interest from August 10, persons
making dep sits subsequent to that date must pay the III
eres 81 rued from date of note TO date of deposit
Parties icpo.itiig twenty FIVE thousand dollars and
upwards for these nj ary one time will he allowed
| u commission of onr.q .quar'r oi one per cent winch
will he paid by this Department upon tue receipt ol
bill for the amount ccTthed 10 by the officer with whom
Tie deposit was inde. No deductions ior commission
must be made from the deposits
Officers receiving deposits will that the proper Ell
dorsrniens are made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized receive deposits are request
ed 10 give TO applicant, nll desired tormnoh nnd ai
| w =. FESSIsN DEN,
Secretary of the Treasury
! n-FSubscripiions will he recevedby the FIRST
| TlONAL BANK or BRlDGEPORrSOH'oi also sue
scrpions received To the 1enFory Five Per Gent poh
Bealing Bonds. JOHN c. TALIMAN, Cashier
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Belmont Common Pleas.

John m WIley PlaInl1, FINIIE above nnmed leIend.
'''" - / ani is hereby notified
David Wiley DsiendanL )thul on the 22d day OF ocIo'
Der isdi UIe above named planulI filed petition IN
said Coun uganst said defendant praying for Judgment
ngninsl said defendant for seven hundred dol,
lara with interest from April !, lsth, for moneys o!
the plalnG before tha time aud about the lHh day OF
eber le50 collected and received by said defend.
Ani az slisriey IN fact for said plRlnllff . 49,
said dsisndsi Is required 10 answer said petition by
JAMES p. cHARLEswoRrH, Clerk
y, d. y. cpwRs, ANY los Ptd 4. 4
Nov "a, leJi.Ow
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U. s. 7-3O LOAN.

fTHE Secretary the Treusury gives notice that sub
scrirons will lie received for Coupon Treasury Notes
payable three years from Aug. 18th, 1861, with semi
annual the rate OF aud thrneenhs per
per nnnum,-prnciplI and interest both TO be paid
in lawful money
These notes will he convertible at the option of the
holder at mulury into six per cent gold bearing bonds
pay able no, less than FIVE than twenty years
from their date, the Government may elect. They
will be issued in denominations OF $50 800, $500, $1,000
and S5OOO and all subscriptions be for fifty dollars
r some multiple oi fifty dollars.
The notes will be tTansmllted'io the owners free Of
transportation charges soon after tho receipt o. the
original Certificates OF Deposit Us they II prepared
As the notes draw interest from August 10, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from dule Of date OF deposit
Parties dcp.ng twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will he allowed
"A commission Of quarter of ul,s pc cent, winch
will be pnid hy the Treasury Department, upon the re-
cepl of bill for the amount certified to by the Officer
with whom the deposit mnde. No deductions lo
| cOnniss ions nlnst be iunhe from ibe dcpo-,Is
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.sdsss tsf sfssraso,,s Notice,

NOTICE L. hereby given iha, NJ the Probate court IA,
y Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was an.
pointed and qaaltea - Adpmsuaior of The estate 81
JefeiniHh stonebreaksr decd, late OF said county
All thoss mdsbied 10 said estate are 10 us
lIansdlsie payment and those having claims against
ts'd es,nse are notified 10 present them for setement
within ems year nom this date fF1' TT~'''~'''
,a., JOHN MeKIssoN, Admir-
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sARsArn SCHOOL nrr.L, Ke. 1.

contains IA pages, and nearly 400 and hymns sul
is the NEST popular g. s. Book ever issued. AnotH ths
ost popular pieces are "Kind Wordsn "Fdsn Aboye,s
'Chrisian Hero" "Beaaiiful zior" ~ ought love N
Mothern "The Angels told se,n "In the Light "RsA
for tue Weary" &s Prices-paper covers, ~. tesD
EACH sis per hundred bound 25 cents s2s rhlnasa
cleth beund embossed gilt 80 cents, $2s per lel ~
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NOTICE.

fINHE STOCKHOLDERS Of me First National Bank
ol g. oairsyile are hescbY aelhed 10 meet AZ lhel
Baking House On TUESDAY, THE lOfh DAY Of
JANUARY, ie65, Al oclsck r. NJ, Tor the purpose ol
slseths fss Directors Of said Bgk, and nunsaeiine
alI~ iIl.illa TORS - DIE HrH. i
d~s-{~ H. C. wEI.DAY, Cashier.
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Special Advantages of thiSLOan

III NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK offering higher
Of interest than amy other, aud bIsr sEcuRIIY
Any savings bank which pays derosiiors m U. $.
Notes considers that II is payng-n the hest circulating
medium OF the country, and ii CANNOT a in anything
better, for its own assets ehoT in government secu-
rites or in notes or bonds payable N government paper
II is equally convenient temporary or permanen
investment The notes can always,be sold for within
fraction ol their face aud accumulated interest and
the bcs, security with banks eoaerals for discounts
Convertible into n ssiz pc Cent.
$40 tSold bond.
In addition tho yeryFbea interest the notes Tor
three years, this privilege oi conversion is now worth
about three per per nnnum, for the rate Tor
$40 Boads is not less than nine per cent premium and
bef0re the war the premium six per cent u - stocks
was over twenty per cent II will be that the ae'
,nn profit on this on NJ the present market rate, is not
less Than ten per cent per aIniun.
Its Exemption rom state OF
NLonicip TAxation. -.
But aside from pthc advantages we have enumerated
special ACT of Congress RxsMrrs BONDS AND TERAs
uRY LOCAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth about two per cent per annum ac
corng 10 the rate VI taxation IN various parIsi Of the
| country,
II is believed ihsi seculilies oaer so great induce
ments TO lenders as those issued by the government In
all other forms OF Indebtedness, the faith ability OF
private parties, stock companies, separate eommu'
ntes only is pledged for paymn n while the wholepco
perry Of the country is held 10 secure the discharge OF
| all the obligations OF the United States, ,,.f.t
While tho government Offers the most ibernl terms for
loans, beeves that The very strongest appeal will
e'o the loyalty aud pu,nolsrn Of the people
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
Tho party depositng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certiaeae the denomination Of notes required, and
whether sy are ohe issued II blank or payable TO or
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-15
TRE HARP OF FRRnsesA

eonsis % pages of songs duets and ehoyuSas s b1sa
dom Among the choice pieces we would sarrs, 'f.ir
Freedom's morn,n 30 let my people go, Over Ne
,ain,n They worked ms all the day Ae Price ssssS
each. .- ,. .tF st.-,
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No,l. copn,y. Tuesday, January 81 ; Tucsdny, May
Y; Tuesday, October 3. r,- ,,. q
Morgan, Tuesday, February " iuesuaI' ""y u
"Wednesday, October IT, -, >r,s
Muskinynn, Monday, February IL, hoh"'! "ay 'o
Monday, Oeisbet 81. m ~, q
Monroe, Tue-dsy, February 49, Iue'nHy' N"y =
Tuesday, Oclohef3 - ,, n
BelTnons Tuesday, February ~, lueNo'y' Amy u
Wednesday,, October IL. 40, M,
Guernsey, THcsdny, MRrchIi IuesuhY amy o. 'u'H
day, October ~ =, >,., A.
Harrison, Monday, February o. Mohdny MAY 7i M"h-
day, October 10 =, -, ,o,
Monday, October 30.
,JsGer,en, Monday, Mayo Monday, June S, Monday'
none .t s,eubsnvie this 26h day OF Septembe,, is6l
EZRA r.. EVANS, } Judges
JOHN w. OKEY, IN snid t
GEO. W. MciLVAiNE,) District.
q, A tris copy, BY order Of sud judges ,,,v,
4 Arrest: yhhf'S T,b'o' 4,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Peas Of Jefferson Co.
#fH CIsBls OBPICB, Sr CLAIRsvIILE, Or}
a4. October lb, lh6i )
Jcettify the above to he true copy OF the orlgha
,,ie,. a ,hi. ofbr, r. CHAIR ,ESWORrlI
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas oil Belmont 90
November TO- lsti. Nv
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., o.
John Li.ls, Adm'r Of Moses Travis, deed,

John Li,le, Adn'r of Moses TruyIs, decdl
Rober, Travis, Jonathan Travis Mary Ann Carpenter
and ThomsS Carpenter thst husbnndl Julia Ann Moore
. md loci Aoote lher husbanhl jumesFrayis, Ememe
hioere and Harrison Moete (hcr husbundl, William
Travis, John Travis, (sdult,h aud James h Travis
John Travis Mary c, Travis, sarah Travis, Harriet
Travis, Mary Gsusn and huldah Gausn, l'hhorsl
TIME above named deiendants are hereby notified,
l. that on The aist day Of November it0l, the a,ove
named petitioner hled petition IN the above named
Court sskng for au,hony to convey on behalf ol snid
defendants hsiSss Of said drcedcnL To simpson
MhoAn about ihfee of land the Snuheast quar-
tor OF section - fownshlp RnEc 5, IN said county
sncc Of ,he contrast OF said eedenl. ..g
Said petition will be fer hsanng on the oist day OF
December, iso4, ~ 10 o'clock 4. n
. ID d. r. cowES, Any for Pet'r.
Nov ~ lsd4.5~
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

+ OTIS numbered sixteen (6l, seventeen ~ eighteen
l. usl, nineteen (iDl and twenty (s0l, IN Block mum
bercd iwunly three (93) in the town Of Bellareull
iruced in lot with good board fence, and having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
no sold NJ private sao, application NJ this othce
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-15
RUTH: A SACRED eANsA7A

contains 126 pages, Words by Rev Sidney Dyer nase
by Prof Gull This is excellent bosk for cts3ens IN
tie young Prices paper covers 90 esAls aas par lee
bound 25 cent?, $40 per l0e. ..... w NYr't
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-15
Choice Grape Vines and
Strawberry Plants Free !

I WANT 100000 persons to apply to the for samples
i OF my valuable agricultural aud fruit growing pa
per the RuRAL AMERICAN, Utica, n. ", Vol. WI, Ia
beautiful senli-lnonlhyl which will be sen, from July
isi 10 January, lU0 Tor only FIFTY CENTS and every
subsc rber will receive n September FRtK and postpaid
the full amount OF hs subscriptions Ia RussELLs GnEAr
PRoLWic srRAwBIRRy Plants, which the largest aud
prodc IN existence bearing from 2OO To 800 berries
u single plant some OF which are large us hens
eggs! Or aGbscIiberS may have ine Delaware Con-
cord Diana, kebecca or Hartford Ptoltc grape vine,
Tree, preferred My specimen papers are sent Tree,
posl pad, which give the full details OF all my liberal
oilers, ~ vinea &e4 10 Subscribers and club agents.
Immense supply 81 plants and vines growing on my
larn, IL Clinon, oneids Co, N. W where all letters
mus. be addressed Money seni nj my risk and moi ona
letter IN thousand fails TO reach Twenty thousand
ynes and pants were sent free to las sprng
all OF which aIe growing dnely | can furnish ali the
best varieties OF grape Vines by the dole hundred or
thousand also the Russell strawberry plants all al low
prices lau3l r. D MINER
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THIS Bank s the successor the belmont Branch Of
eral Bunki' 4, Collection and Exchange business. 1t is
a Designated Depositary aud Financial Agent OF the
United States
II has authority from the Secretary of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions the 10 10 loan authorized by the
act OF March I'd. 1861.
These bonds nrc dated March ist, i-dl arc redeem
ape nj the pleasure OF the Government utter ten years.
nd payable 10 years rom dnte in COIN, with interest nj
per cent per annuin, IN coIN.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
MS they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination of $50 500. $500. ~ 900 S5OOO aud
Si0Ou0-and Coupon bonds oil $50. @O0 5000 and 81 O0o
The ute on the $50 and 800 homds--rcg Stored
aud coupon-is payable annuullyi on all others SENT
annual,
The bonds hear interest from March is nnd the nc
crued interest from that day to the dale oi subscription
must be paid in coin, in United States md Natloal
Bank notes adding thereto 50 per cent premium until
further notice bonds will be issued drawing interest
from the day OF subs, ripon, nj the option oi the sub
| scribcr. - =.
Legal tender and National Bank notes, or sight drafts
on New York mud Philadelphia payable III Na'iohn
Currency will be received in pay inent ol subscription
All bonds subscribed for at this agency viii be deliv
cred ut this Bank Tres Of expense.
| To Guard ans aud others holding funds In hhucnrl
canncily this loan furni 'hes peculiar hdvnniages u
safe "A d profitable. The interest being paid III Con
mikes il equal to un per cent investment
Many persons Obj eci 10 the time the bonds have y
run 'fhis is no objection. Their market value can b
realized al my time without the mtery' nlon oi judge
Lawyers Jurles, Sherihs, &c, which often occurs l
the collection Of loans made on real estate sc"uii}'
Come OH, then, with your subscrip ons. -
( JOHN @. TALLMAN, Cnsler,
Bridgeport, April IA, lsGl'u
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Attachment n otice.

tntl the plhlhul, on H' s'e'
Aunanias ia ok son day OF November 1854 caused an
order Of attachment 10 he .ssed against him before
Andrew Al,xsnd.f Jastice Of tho Peace oi Richhnd
Township, Belmont County, ohlo, claiming Judgment
for $50 90 and costs. T. TALLMAN.
1)scembor1 I, 1865
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Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. ttN
DISEAsEs Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
- Sexual Sys,ems--new and reliable ueanent--ln
reports, or,he Howard Associalion--sen BY maIl IN
SKILflN HOUGHroN, Howard Association, No. .
South Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa. jyli-iy
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COURTS FOR 1868,
urInrIrNII InIAE1I (,,E.


WYE Do HEREBY hx the times OF holding Courts
w In The Eighth Judicial District OF Ohio for the
year 1895, cs follows;
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Eureka Renoyating Fluid,
TO wool Growers.
Brushes.

.y received q fresh stock OF Hair Tooth. Clio
] d. WEST co.'s
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR rnE MILLION

Arranged as solos, duets quArsus. and eherussx fos
musical societies. chors Sunday schools bubble scbaaf
semnarles, ele. "shall We know each other thsregJ
Don't you hear The Angels comihg,n "Shai We nae,
beyond us rvenn BE in time" There Is aubsanifni
dom, Truth, and Right 1--WE are cess1s. Es,sS
Abraham, six hundred thousand more" There y Isni
ol Love shall some again r.srs
I'VE viii love our Sunday School" so<r God Is msrs2
ing ON, God save the Naiionn Whissrs ssns sf srl,
Plantation Negro" Pair FIssdsns Morn has d. .,upsd
Al asLs "over the memian,p sLials Ella ls a. Anssn
willie 5 gone To Hsavenn "Sufsr little Children I.
come unite mo" .ssry me in the morning, Msahsro
3esns 30 cents per dsasn, - psr loO postage l.ssm
each la sheet form, with Piano aecempa aimsnt q a.
PablisAsa by horace WATERS, All. .,,,
r. No. 4si, Hroadway New Yeyh -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

-ARMORY HALL
ttG TaH PosToFFIoR BUIBDINGJ
VIHIs magnificent Hall has been aaaroughly reno.
Il yatsd aud is complete nrdor. l(Nill he for
rent du ing ne winter for ballai Fars &o. Apply to
desilW LAWS WILLIAMS, oless's ali.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
FOR SALE BY

WIN wensthol aud W W Stewart, Daytoni George l.
Boyer, h0inishuraj stoe Slayer, Unioni } q Anaer-
son, ConteTyiliei Myers, New LehanOni Il jackson,
Cham bersenrg p Z Bauer, Harsb,ug; Divine,
Johpsve, Arnold a Iimbert South Arlington; Jacob
smsen West baltimore; Rookie 90, GermAntoWn;
hurpiy Vnndala; n Nickois, Liberty; % Rees,
fatneraYlle Hevering Herr, Saiegni " Pyrmont,
Co; hrkerdbmg; aud BY DrugglAts and Merchants
genes essy throughout Mo uHhSd States and cauadas.
I.e.fi au2idly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
&rOcErles.,, sc.

No. SOl Second street, Dayton, Ohio, f
ID NO leave most Baspeotlly 70 acqua mi their Gus
ID toners and tho sOmmunity generally, that they
have entered inie premiership, under the name and
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, gar
and tobacco buslntss in Dayton, Ohio, a. tho late
sand OF D. 0'Bnen, No. 3Ol Second street. i.. HI
Having ample means 70 enable us /: purchase goods
from the best houses in New York, BALTIMORE and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years sxperience
h the trade, we hold oui the best Inducements 10 our
old customers and Al others who mar be kind enough
TO purchase from us.
NJ IBRIEN, late oS Shs Arm q oBrien Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his hmO and attention to
please all those who may come TO buy at this WELL
known House, and ". o'BRIHN, will treat the com
munity better, II possible, tn ever before. Both OF
ua eo very grateful for past hyOrs, and earnestly So
hota share Of your future patronage. Rut9daW m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
The Evils OF Paper sToney.

Paper money indsed, mere paper moBey,
says the New York Express, is ihe grealest
curse that can be inflicted on any people
the greatest, because Il doea doabls execution
in destroying property aud morals aud relia,
ion. Paper money is TO the State, what drunk.
ehness is TO the man, delirium pro teta. end.
ing, II persisted iii, ia the delirsHm trs,aeHs
eternal Lbs more the State drinks OF il, the
more it sows the seeds OF death. Arsenic but
kills ON the instant whereas paper m0i'ey 10.
toxieates, enervates, dissolyes deRoyAlEes
and damns a State aud people, both. The
South will profit by d temperanea pIodge 1t
once, Of 'fouch not, Taste not'--and Il
the North, failing to profit from history, would
but profit from Southern experience. the
North would snatch itself TOO from paper I.e.
gal Renders, aud millions upon millions ol
more paper, 70 be issued through the so called
National Banks, but 10 be frOthy paper SUI
perstruoture, erected upon mere paper. There
is but one Money, enc cash, one real live,
( living curreney,-and that is gold or silver.
All else is but froth, iuss, fustian papieT maeke
work. cOnsumAble by the FIRST blast Of air or
OF hro, IUH #.#. ..... .....
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EasckIessness OF sInnder.

The Teeklessness Of slander in oa day sur
passes anything heretofore in our history
When men are afraid to become personally
responsible Tor the most wicked and ma Heious
Accusations, they invite some brazen faced
woman 70 take the platform, and through her
spread iasohood before the public Iii any
one attempts TO reply, they can il abusing a
womsre' and shelter themselves under lha
skirts Of their female representative. A few
years more OF the present style Of rAdieahsm
IN pablo and private life would reduce Amer.
lean character 70 tho lowest grade. A change
is needed Journal Of, Commerce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
LET The AEELICIEl READ |

EA tHL NJ LII III nEHU !
And learn that peIteI and radical cure Is warranted
debility norNouA ooaplAiuts melancholy thoughts de-
preston Of spirits, dlsias aud anguish Of mind loss
power py nv o%fS Visiting III sway v shS Want Of CON-
hdenes IN themselves. Alntlng hta, eonyulsys tem-
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
eome physicians require BE- told nature Of yor
not HIS perfect knowledge Of tho human sys,e enables
him 70 describe the diseases without any information
om the patient, to eSpap iis original cause, and 70
viii AeResllE and hankly tell whether yOu Be cured
~ Re, an his communications and lntoTyisws Grs
strictly private end confidential - Medical JowAaL
The Botanic Remedies of Or. Raphael, the Enallsh
hotane Physician, neveE hlod yet 70 make psrisot,
oREf AND VKEEREAI Disc AsIs rshoSi *. ~ ,,..
q herourY, without hindeTanso from business, and
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly poll
but purely Vegetable aotaAleal RsmedisS aTe usSd b
this wonderful botanic Physician His Botanic Rsnas
dies yet failed to the most obstinate and tha
most dangerous cases. and 70 remove AL mercuy and
ether Impurities ilem The sysse ShsH all ether Rsms-
3 IGOoD SEws FoR sisGIE MEN ooxTErPLAr.
lhG MARRIAGE Hear What the RAltimOTO oOrfSs-
ga rhursday, the stat Of May, 1906
NumoFons ouFas q diseases caused By SATy indiscro
leian, fse Il my duty having kSowisdre on thsn,
70 state the iact Believing that IN doing 90 nav 90
sSr.cs SsuS q iss sIs.5bGS az o1s SssS p
beeOms the victim q habit the ailusion 70 which
causes shodde and Aef ysars Of .pdsFng ahd dOsioT-
Ing gave up All hoPes Of resoVey. Ho Niahed marry
and was dearly beloved W sseot gi lbpsd
words Of aeoton, bat be feAFa nsrV0ua aud proc
uatsd He dared not we'd soooant Of he ahatisred
state OF his System. He sought relief tho handa of the
Botanic Physician, aud, astonshng u mAy ooon All
the bloom and yigor Of youth has nsturnsd aaa ~ =
now the happy hthsr Of pair of bright boya."
Any who are sudoring no matter what thaif oera
paint call the Botanic Physician AdsbtallI
They may rely upon relief His 0mos Il a. No. nB
nAbf tiffH Bet Syeaaaors 81. and broadway, olA.s
- - ygilsL a a = --rrr----------'-
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19aamlts.

UNO PuCAAAa--A horse and buggy, o. sulky cheap
I tot eash. HngMfs NthiH office. 'llsd2
WAAPAD-A psrmansm siNAhon a. book
" kcspeS, clera. salesman, saveling agent man
eiaoserer of tobacos. This adveT6ssr oIsis the in.
dueeneat Of acqnaniance with ihe French, German
and knel.h lAnauaaes. Inquire at No. 10 Aain 81. /,
oppoaite the AIl. = '"I .I '-I'7I
ds2edlm sALvAToR scBRFVR.