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EGzhs0ffaS.

Brotlar Hatton, in Lis last paper, makes
the following consoNng announcement to
different Congressional aspirauts in this Dis
tFiet, ina long editorial advocating john a.
Bingham re-nomination'
"We here say 20 all such, ,ctm re kao'g
that IF Mr. Bingham is elected 10 Congress
next fall, de 'clH aot again be a c1Rdtdatc
jor that office"
How condescend;ag! Been in Congress
eight years, aud only wants 10 be there tive
years more. Whoever knew CT such uppar-
aualled Nbara.ity? How disinterested !!
Bingham caring for oaieo Tie ideo is
prepoetcroas. lie i4 not Of the qG;ce-sefL-
I4t7 class - it is his frcyals that .force cf'ce
upon him. He would nccc, hsiak of such a
thin if it we're not for them.
BAynhiil, and all the rest d them, viii
please clear the track, and let Harrison
county's candidate have It only t,c0 gears
more BE liberal, gentlemen, lie liberal.
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Ms. LgNcoIN's METHOD OF SnAKrNG
HANDs. = Speaking of shaking hands, the
Philadelphia correspondent Of the New York
Uorh1 says with President Lncon this
salutation is popularity. 1t is not the
pump~hande shake" nor twist, nor q
spasnodic motion from side to side, nor yet
a reach to wayd the knee and squeeze at
arm . longth. When Mr Lincoln performs
this rite, it 6scomes a solemnity A ghast-
ly smile overspreads his countenance; then,
af'cr an inStant's pause, he suddenly
thrrsts his ''Aipper" at you as sword is
thrust in tierce you feel your hand cnvcl-
oped as in a fleshy vice, cold clammincss
oyerspreads y0ur nntortutsste ligits: cork
fcrcw burrows its way from your shoulder,
the smile disappears, and yoas know that
you are unshackled You carefully count
your fngcrsdo aae that none OF them are
n,issinG, or that they have not become as
simulated na common mass, a7id wonder
why Mr.. Lincoln does not put that hand
on the throat Of the rebellion in ttoad Of en-
p,oying it in wiring proclamations.
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Tisa white Race "a Ealiurc.

According 10 TIE S'noddy newspapers the
white race has at last been proved q com
rIetc failure. IN the classic language OF
the superior African the wiIite man IS done
uaed IN. 1t Tish;nineo Greek the ether
day. where SturriS, whit" man, was 81
badly defeated, it was owing Simply 10 the
unaided valor of the black that even a r2.
mnant Of the army vas saved two hundred
Of these woolly hctoas, protected and
Brought off tie field IN safety about twelve
hundred Of tie ef'ctc and now thoroughly
played ou; Anglo-Sayon2 Again, in tho
recent fighting at PetcrstnE the negro
troops, according TO the Abolition prints.
deserve whatever Of praise should he award
ci to the Federal army ihc white soldiers
are ignored completely, while columns teeli
with rccit.ls of the salianay Of the African.
IL Genera Grant was ONLY one Of ihe super
ior race, how soon Richmond would be
ours Wheeling RcJjstet.
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4 rsrnco OF ..r.oxai,, EGif,,.s.

The proprietor Of one Of the Lincoln pa
pers at Detroit. has just been found guilty
Of defrauding the Government, and q judg-
ment Of $50, 600 has been rendered against
him, Captain HURT, who il qaarter-rias-
ter in the army as well rs proprietor Of the
OiGio State Journal, has been found guilty
Of 8 similar olfense and his sentence is
awaiting he Presidents 4 approval. Those
fellows arc specimens Of war editors gen
orally An cf them may hot expect TO
make money in the same way; bntin one
way or another, money they are utter. -
N51rayk I1J.0tnfe
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Approyad June II, 1854.

Tue outrages done TO American liberty in
the person Of Vallanlgham and others cost
the Republican party eplit, and the total
and final loss Of the Fremont wing, or radi-
cal Democracy, who do not believe in the
slavery Of white men by o1ice-holding ty-
rants. The remaining faction Of the Re
publican party, the oilice-h holders and con,
tractors, cling to Lincoln still, the author
and responsible cause Of all the crimes and
of the imbecile and corrupt mismanagement
of the war. The cost of that political blum
der will be the disintegration Of the Lincoln
party the division Of the honest from the
dishonest, and the election Of . good Dem
ocrat N Y World
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From the Neo York HorlH
THE loyal Ecagalrs and the Gold
T23Hr

At the bankers meeting yesterday, none
seemed 50 wroth at the injustice Of the new
gold bill as the loyal league men, A foreign
banker quietly remarked to them that re-
monstrances against It was very well hut that
the protest ought to have been made previ-
Gus to its passage it having been before the
country for five weeks. The reply Of the
loyal league men was. that they did not
think Congress such fools as to nass it,--a
pretty compliment to Secretary Chase who
recommended it, and to the Republican mem
bers who advocated Il.
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TIE New York 7HGpne Gays:
Gen. Grant, anor2ciating the trcnond-
oua lahors Of or bIacI. and white traors in
front Of Petersburg, fighting by day and in
trcnching by night, has orAara3 The listri.
button among them Of a whisky ration"
The T9bupf and kindred abolition sheets
now always place the negro traops first, and
appear to regard the played out white SOL
diers, as Of secondary Importance. The
latest phase End test Of loyalty is to recog-
nizc negro soldiers at The expense of white
men. - Ohio Statesman.
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THE MoNnoE-DocrRINE RESOLUTION. =.
Senator McDouga'l introduced in the Senate
"Wednesday the identical resolution adopted
a. the Baltimore Convention, reaffirrning the
Monroe doctrine. A fairer hit was never
made. The Senate Foreign Relations com
mittee, under the rule Of Mr.. Seward, will
not permit their own party resolution, thus
introduced, to come up for consideration. r.
1t is TRANSPARENT that the Monroc-doctrine
plank in the Baltimore platform is merely
for buncombe. for Republican Congress
dare not stand BY it.
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THE LgBEzTY or THE PREss. The Was h
ington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial a Republican naper thuswritee
during the seizure Of the New York World
and Journal Of Commerce
"We of the press corps are semi-oficiany
cautioned not to criticisn the recent news
paper seizures in New York. It is very ca
sy to write about the freedom Of the press,
but one s nersonal liberty is more desirable
these broilinc days. Discretion is the bet
tor mart Of valor-~'num' the word"
Hail Columbia Happy land of freedom
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POsfpgz.e1ae:at or the IGsiJ1ai
Democratic Convention.

1t will be seen by the following, that thc
Executive Committee Of the National Demo
cratic party have POSTPONED the coming Ma
iional Democratic Convention from Monday,
July 4, to Moaiay, August %, 1864; the
Convention to be held in Chicago:
new ToaK, jung Ct.
meeting n the Executive Conmistec
of the National Democratic Convention
held here to-day, it was voted tl.at, in de-
ference to the desire Of very large number
Of the leading members of the Comparative
Union Democratic party throughout the
country. the meeting Of the National Dem
ocratic Convention be postponed to Monday,
August 29 1865, at II O'Clock at noon, at
Chicago.
ISigned1 AUG. BELMONT, Chr'm,
FREDERICK .. PIERCE, Secretary.
This action Of the Ccmnittee will be
highly satisfactory 80 the great nasses Of
the Democratic party
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Issih Gu tgae E9XeS.

The New York Times, Lincoln organ,
calls for more taxes. Il says We must toX
more heavily. although in 1864 the people
will be called upon to pay.
Peg Federal Faxes,
Rsy- State Taxes,
Es1F Co'tnty Taxes,
asF" Borough and Township Taxes,
fl.y' School Taxes,
ia" Bounty Taxes,
E457 C0nscription Ta%ea,
paAy Mlitia Taxes,
lca~ Special Taxes,
AgA- Licenee Taxes,
psa. Road Taxes,
Ma Poor Taxos,
Bi1r lnterna! Revenue Taxes,
Eess- Income Taxes, and heavy addition
al taxation for every thing they cat, drink,
and wear! Oh the beauty Of keeping Lin
coin in power Phila9eIphia Ar.
The Republican twain Of Lincoln and
johnson ride upon two horses Genera
Taxation and General Transcription. BE
sides, there are stalking General Bankrupt-
cy and General Ruin, riding the pale hoI'
ses Of Death and Starvation T. Gin. Eng.
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WE SEQ by the Cincinnati Gaxette, that
Frank Woolford made speech at Lebanon,
Kentucky, the other day in which he de.
neunced Lincoln as q tyrant, boasting that be
was making a seyorer speech than ever.
There was great excitement. Capt. Fidler
threatened 10 arrest him, but The crowd
threatened resistance. There it ended.
Woolford was the Colonel who denounced
Lincoln in speech scmo two months ago.
and was dismissed from the ser7ioe. - iSStnrk
County Dtsnocrrt. ~ .Hsa ssa
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rga. The olitors Of the Ohio Sta:amtan
arc very respectfully informed, that IS any
articles have been copied from that paper
into this without the proper credit, it was
cnintentionaI, Of course. We viii al4o re-
niark, that We Think il just ss bad to write
articles Of news about Harrison county. that
originally appeared in the Sentinel, with
oat mentioning the source fem whence the
negs came as is TO copy articles from the
lStGtesuan,, without giving that paper tae
pgsper credit.
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A ECb&s P9ppT G9 E,EsC0E=s's s
Termination,

Tcom Inc Eie,;uonl D1spstc;l. June -
For orr own part we are glad to hear that
iancoE iai received the nomination. -
u hen some cntcrp.iIiag l;.lti%an o,hcer Of
the Revolution proposed 70 cary oil Sir
William Hove from the midst oi Bis army,
y ashiurton Hut his veto Oil Ii OK oNca.---
lie had 10 doubt that il was feasible, but
Howe had conducted the war a$ at,lpit.ly -
il was possible for any man to condVct i.
aad any change whatever could !e but for
OF ] SuoccssoY who might Rot he quite Sueh
an iabeeile So we say Of CID Abe. 1t
would he iM possible to find another such ass
in the United States and, therefore, we
say let him stay. We, at least, Of the Cen
icderaGy, oltght 10 lie satisfied With him,
for he has conducted the war exactly as we
ought to wish it 10 ha conducted. He has
confirmed those that were wayCring, heated
red hot those wl;o ~ere lukawarln, made
those jealous who were e3rclcss. converted
cold indIiIercHa iMt2 farinus passion and
calculating neutrality iu,o burning patriot
ism. AS joT Tho military operations CON
ccIYcd and executed under his auspiGcs,
surely we have no wight u complaia. No
service ever had 50 1aany laundering Off
GERS, and no campaigns We're ever CCn%iuct
ed with greater stupidity For these yoa-
ons We are decidedly III favor cf Old Abe,
and II we could ro1nmanl rtlliion OF votes
III Yan&eed9m, he should have thep all
He has made the South the most united
people that ever went forth TO battle win
an invader; and for that he deserves the
the lively gratitude OF every Southern man.
if ANYTHING could add to the obligations IN
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GEORGE " Vi
TO ROBERT MILLER and
WM LUAMoN, ESqrs.
Tyylssg TO MAKE Congress EEcssest

AN ACT relating to Members Of Congress.
Heads Of Department, and other oihcers
OF the Government
Be 1t enacted b. the Senate aad House Of
Repr@cptatircsQf the {,mted StatesQf Amey-
icd in Congress ossfmbtd, That no member
of the Senate or House Of Representatives
shall, after h.s election, and during his con-
tinuance in G.ficc. nor shall any head OF
Department, head CT bureau, clerk, or any
otGer officer of the Government receive or
agree to receive any compensation whatso-
ever directly or indirectly, ior any services
rendered, after the passage of this act, to
any person, either by himself or another, IN
relation TO any proceeding, contract, claim,
controversy, charge, accusation, arrest, or
other matter or thing i'll which the United
States is directly or indirectly interested, be-
fore any department, court!narhai, Bureau
officer, or any civil, military, or naval COM
mission whatever. And any person offend
ing against any provision OF this act shall,
Oh conviction thereof be deemed guilty OF q
misdemeanor, and be punished bya tne not
exceeding ten thousand dollars, and by im-
prisonnent for term not exceeding two
years, at the discretion Of the court trying
the same, and shall be forever thereafter in
capable Of holding any Office Of honor. trust
or profit under the Government Of the Unit
ed States.
Approved June IL, 1864.
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THE CoNsrL GENgRALsHTP OF CANApA.
There are upward Of two hundred and
fifty applicants for the Consul Gener:tlship
of Canada, Of whom iorty.two are from
Ohio. 1t will probably be given to Sam
Galloway. These Ohio Republicans are
tho hungriest odicc hanters in the United
States,
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mr.. yasiamaighano,. Return.

The Joy among the Democracy at Mr..
vallandighams $ return Is universal. They
understand very well that he ehas L right TO
exnress his opinions as much 70 as Mr.. Lin.
eoIn has, and they will maintain i AZ all
hazards ltis not a question for Argument.
@--CGa. En1
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From Rev. !, Newton Brown, y. D.. Editor
Of the Encyclopedia OF Religious linow!-
edge, and Christian Chronicle, Fhipa.
Although not disposed TO favor or recon-.
Islci2d patent medicines in gcnerai, through
Gl.'tr!I4t Ct their ingredients and effects, 1
get know 9i insufficient reasons why man
may not testify 10 the benefits lie Believes
himself ~ have received from any sil1ple
preparation. III the hope that he may thuA
contribute 70 tho nenGh! of o;hors.
do This tlre more readily IN reGar;. 10
J.ootlaTa H.t',l1nnn BitIa2's prepared i,y- Dr..
G. n. Jac!Au,., oi this city, because ] wsa
preiudipei sgainst them tor many years. un-
der tite impression that they ware chiefly AT
alcoholic mixture / am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, }9r tho r,,-
,noTal OF this prejudice by proper tests, and
for encouragement! to t4-s them wien suiIer-
ing from great Az! long confined debility.
The tiaq ot three hs5at!a, Of these bitters ut
the beginning Of the pro.snt year, was fol-
lowed NY evident relief ana restoration 10 n
degree cf bodily and ncnta Yigcr which I
bad not folt far six Jn0uti,g before, ard hal
almost deApaired Of regainng. therefore
thank God a'1d my friend for directing ma
TO tho use ri thcm.
J. NEWTON BROWN. pI,jI'n
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- H. " ~ ~ I4Ih,
No. T26, II. Nineteenth Street,

From Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, N. j. and Middletown.
(Pa.) Baptist Churches.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir:--I feel It u
pleasure thus, of my own accord, to boar
testimony TO the excollonce Of the German
Btters. Some years since being much af-
hicted with Dyspepsia, ! used them with
very beneficial results. have often recon-
nended them to persons enieebled by that
tormenting disease, and have heard from
them the most tlattoring testimonials as 10
their great value. III cases Of general de-
bility, belieyeit To boa touic that cannot bs
surpassed. j. NJ. LYONS.
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re. Several Republican papers in Ohio
capy very apuoyingly the article on our
first page from The Ohio State Journal, in
srhich Gov. BfpHgb il assailed for calling
out the National Guards.
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Iris said that when President Lincoln be-
gan the work Of filling himself up with the
Good things Of the table at the Philadelphia
Fair, hc exclaimed: "PIl fghtit this
linz. ifittakes oil sMmner.. 1lN
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------n~zaslSs;' s;'----si'.--siss'saz,-

pAgaNG AwAY.--~Abolition Is getting the
Consumption 1t lis on the decline. Green
backs rate at fifty cents on the dollar, and
that is as near par as Chase stands. Lin
coin is below par, too, and not at all current
with Fremont, Philips and tie German Re
publicans Betwecn Lincoln and Fremont,
the party is devided into two fractions
Banks lately an aspirant for the presilen-
cy, is ot.t Of the market and sunk SO low
that the sound Of Gabrie's political trump.
ot cannot lind him. Giddings and Love
joy, old leaders in this mischievous Aboli,
ton organization, are dead The days Of
shoddy are passing away its end is ap-
preaching. The mills of God grind slow
ly, bat they grind exceeding fne. = -Storh
Co. Democrat
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From the M. T,1zou Bo,,ge,

From The M. ItTEoH Bdlaer.
Wisdom and Patriotism alike
Demand an ArnlStice.-ERter-
estiRg Correspondence.
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP,
KNOX COUNTY, ONO, June l6, 64.
DEAR Sir: In as much as you are one of
tie delegates from this Congressional Dis
trict 70 the Chicago Convention, both we
and our nei2hbors are anxious TO learn your
views as TO the true line ui eondGct 10 adopt
IN order 10 secure the return Of peace and
the preservation Of our liberties.
Very truly.
R0DEET MuIER,
NM. LuAMoN.
General G. ". MORGAN.
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MoRToN's name and Bakers name, Lin.
coin candidates for Governor and Lieuttnant
Governor, arc both taken out Of every Ger.
man Jndicna Republicani exchange which
rcachn, orr table. --- IadmNopolI Sfa'ind
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DEp THEY TELL THE TRUTH. W Washing-
ton said the triumph Of o sectional party
would bring Gisunion did he not tell the
truth?
Webster said he triumph Of abolitioni,m
would bring disunion did not Webster tell
the truth? ....
Heny Clay said the triumph Of abolition;
ism would bring disunon did not Clay tell
the truth?
Madison, Monroe, Wright, Pierce, Doug
las. and every other Democratic statesman
predicted chat the triumph Of abolitioni.,n
would bring cIisunion and civil war did
they not tell the truth? .-. ..
Greeley, Old Abe, and every abolition
usurpor and rcvolutionist said the triumph
Of their principles would rot bring disunion
aad eiyil war--,lid they not tel falschood?
fifth AdyerfiScy.
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor of IIeddins
NJ. L. Church, Philadelphia.
DR.. Jacllson:-Dear Sir:--fiavinG used
your German Bitters in my family frequent
1y, am prepared to say that it has been OF
great service. j believe that in most casos
of general debility OF the system ii is tho
safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully,
j. IL TURNER,
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JEElA D WHO = z & p rsOa
From tho ROY. Levi G. Beck, Pastor OF the
Baptist Ciiur"2. PambeTo,i, =. j., for.
IueT.y Of the North Baptist Church, Phil'a-
+ ] have leno,*n IIootinad'$ Gcrnass
n!ttors favorai5iy f5t Il number of years. +
Aave usod them in uirowr family and have
been 50 pleased with thnr effects that was
induced 20 reeonmend them to many others
..l!A lS5!Hlr that they lave operated in q stri.
kin&iy beneficial manner. J take great
pleasure in tllus ruhhrly prcclaiining thia
i2et, and calling The attention Of those af1lic-
tod with tho diseases for 15iIich they are re-
commended 10 these pitters, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will be
sustained. / DO this most cheerfuily .ts'
Hoo:and's Fittrra is intended To benefit tie
afflicted, and js not II IVt? drink
Yours, truly, LEVI 6. BECK.
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} lIlU use " tIIENl.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Phil'a,
From the Rev. Jos. il. Eannard, Pastor Of
bn nth OF Tb-,roL

DR.. Jackson Dear Sir:--E have boon fire.
queutly requested to connect my name with
Communications Of different kinds'of medi-
cinos but regarding the practice as out of my
appropriate sphere, have III all cases decli-
ned; but with a clear proof in yarlou@ in
slanccs, and particularly in my family, OF
the usefulness Of DR.. Hootiand's German
Filters, depart for once from my usuM
course, to express my full conviction thai,
for ge;seroi deJjfity Of the system and especf--
ally jor Liver Co1npfIlnt, il Is q safe and poi-
ua5}e prepar0tlon. IN some cases it may
fall but, usually, aoubtn0t, il will bevory
baIesliciai TO those who suffer from the above.
cause Yours, very respectfully,
j. il. kENNAEn,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
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From Rev. j IS. Herman. Of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutztown, BorEs CO., Pa-
DIR. G. NJ. Jackson ;--Respeeted Sir;--I
have been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly
twenty years, and have never used any
medicine that did mo as much good as Hoof-
lands Bitters. am very much improved
in health, after having taken FIVE bottles
Yours, with respect,
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Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF
baptist Church, Germantown, Penn.
DR.. c. ri. Jackson Dear s5i':-vPersonal
experience enables inc TO say that ! regard
the German Ditters prepared by you as q
most excellent medicine. In cases Of severe
cold and general debility have been great
ly benefited by TIE use of the Bitters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects
Oh others. Yours, truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa
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HENNRlT( S1lTE TNEET.


YoR SECRETARY OF sTkrF,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
O Scasca county.
sTrarNs: SCpaE7,
tT1P II III. 'rrEM.l
TIIlAA nEIpFt VAN Trump.
q fHirSeId coEn.v.
tTu FILL yarANcreS.)
Long Na"aucv.
MATTHIAS c. WHITLEY,
o. Bdnsock couair.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYN,
Cy' Highlani couuty.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN X. CRITCHFlE1D,
o. Holmes county.
ccarTRoILER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM. S. V. PRESTI3a,
.... q Fronkiin county.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER 5. RAMSEY,
or HGr7ir county.
BOARD OF rCBLIC woRKs,
trCLL TERM
WILLIAM 1.ARW'1LL,
or Ashland coW,tp.
lyon vAc4NrY.}
CHARLES BOlSEL,
O5 A14giGiZe county.
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PRICES.

Large size (holding nearly double quantity
81 90 per Bottie---half don IS 90
Small size--75 cts per Bottle--haif 6loz 81 90
BEWARE or COUNTEKFEITSi
See that tho signature of sc. MI, JACK
SON" is on the WRAPPER Of each bot
tie.
&a-should your nearest druggist not have
the article, do not be put off by any Of tho
Intoxicating preparations thatmay DO offer
ed III its place, but send 10 us, and we Will
forward, securely packed, by express.