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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-27
OBITUARY.

DIED-In' Lancaster, Ohio, Oct
10th, 1864, EDWARD d. CONVERSE,
aged AZ years and 2 months.
Mr.. Converse had been for several
years q citizen of Lancaster, and a
greater part of the time an engineer
on the ~. W. G." Railroad. ..
AS q mechanic he was man ofrarc
skill. AS a citizen, he was much cs-
tcemed. Ia all his manners he was a
perfect gentleman--treating every one
with kindness and respect.
He had been for several months in
declining health but for the last ten
days he was in the most extreme suf-
fering; yct he bore all with rcmarka-
BILE patience.
Being of a thoughtful turn of mind, he
was not inconsiderate Of the approach
ing change, and of the preparation
which death demands. For weeks he
was serious, and gave expression of
hisAnxicty of mind to his companion,
During the last day or two he seemed
toIcei much resignation to the near
approach of death, and Sabbath morn
ing passed away in much calmness,
thoueh in full possession of his facul-
tics to the last. He leaves wife who
deeply mourns the loss Of kind and
affectionate husband.
He was buried Tuesday Oct. 18th,
with Masonic honors, of which order
he was member in good standing.
A discourse was delivered on the occa-
sion by Rev. l.. w. Powell, from 1st
Lam. 20; 3. There is but a step be-
treen me and death"
columbus and GAINESVILLE payers copy)
DIED-In this city, on Saturday
morning, Oct, 9Th, 1864, SARAH J.
WEAKLY, aged 20 years.
The deceased had beon afflicted for
several years, and endured great suf.
fering for some weeks before her death.
But what a pattern of patience and
submission she bccame Surely moth
in but the grace of God could so sus-
tain her, as to seal her lips against
single complaint or murmur. She
felt that it was her Fathers hand that
was laid upon her, and said it was all
right and well. And when We saw
her, at last, sleep away her life so
calmly and peacefully, we too were
constrained to acknowledge that the
Lord doeth all. things well. All her
Affections arc over, But this is not
all. She has entered into tho joy of
her Lord. Hers was u pious resigna-
tion-hers is q christians reward
Always child of prayer-she had
been, for several years before her
death, worthy member of the Pres
byterian Church, and faithful teach
er in the Sabbath School. She has
been taken 10 the church on high.
"Blessed are tho dead which dio in
the Lord from henceforth; yea, sayeth
the Spirit, that they may rest from
their labors; and their works do fol-
low them"
May We all have part in tho first
resurrection, and join our departed
loved ones in Heaven. Con-.
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VALLANDIGHAM

We said some time since that Val
landigham ought to be arrested and
tried for treason, There is no doubt
that he is the Supreme Commander Of
the Order Of the Sons of Liberty.
Since the escape Of Dodd in Indiana,
other trials have beeu going on, and
the testimony of VIM. II. Harrison, a
Secretary in the Order, disclcses the
fact that the object of the order was
to overthrow the State Government,
release rebel prisoners and inauguratc
civil war in the West, in aid Of the
rebellion. Vallandigham is walking
up and down in the world, like Satan,
and is unmolested.
1t is asserted that the developments
in the treason trials in Indiana are
disgustingan and astounding many Dem
ocrats who voted for Mcdonald, but
who will now vote for Mr.. Lincoln.
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WHY Is IT

That the rush at LEvr's great cloth
emporium continues undated? Drop
in and sec his immense stock Of goods
and you will not wonder that he is
prepared to please the people with cy-
cry variety of"rcady-madc," or 'bome-
made" clothing.
GEARnAEr MILLER, favorabIy known
as first class cutter, will always be in
attendance TO get you up the most
fashionable ''cu' in the city. Call in
everybody. ISAAC LEVY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-27

HeD-The Union men of Fairfield
County did nobly at the late election.
They only fell short few votes of
Broughs vote. A great deal Of the
merit Of this result is due to the tai
cnts and labors of the gallant Col. Con-
NELL, who spent several weeks in ad-
dressing and rallying the people. If
the Unionists of Pickaway, Ross, Pike
and Hooking, had worked with SINH
lar zeal to the brave Union men of
Fairfield, Mr.. Stevenson would have
been easily elected. Fairfield sent vol
untccrs to the army as well as other
counties, and yet her Union strength
is but little diminished In several
townships, the Union men actually
gained on Brough'S votc.-Cuclerillc
Union.
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pAYNr TnANKsGIyINa.

Tho President has set apart the last
Thursday (thc 2ltlD Of November as
a day of National Thanksgiving, for
all our victories and for Inspiring the
people with ''fortitnde. courage and
resolution, sufficient for the great
trial oficivil war; &c. n
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The Democratic majority in Fair.
field county, is 1911, a gain Of 90 over
yallandigham's majority last Fall
Had every county done ms well as
Fairfield, Stevenson would have been
elected. Finck's majority on the home
vote will probably reach 1900. Pie
COuHty RepubLcdn.
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Letter from the l7sth Ohio Regiment
CAMP NEAR TULLAHoMA, T., !
October 18th, 1864. (

I
October 18th, 1864. I
Editors Gdzette: Thinking that your
readers would be glad to hear some
thing from the 17Sth Regiment, and
our boys wanting to hear how old
Fairfield went for Stevenson and our
gallant Colonel Stafford, ! thought 1
would drop you few lines, for we
have not seen tho Gd<ette or any pa.
per in our Division since we left Ohio
the 2Sth of ofSeptembcr.
There was some little excitement in
camp this morning, occasioned by the
report coming from Headquarters in
Tullahoma, that one of our Sargcants
and five men had been captured by
guerrillas. 1t caused quito an excite
ment among those who have never
heard of capturing except by letters
through the newspapers. There was
considerable surmising as to%ho the
captured were. The men from Co. G
have all returned except one who took
three days rations; it is said he went
to Murfreesboro. think it all hoax
about any one being captured. Men
that come in say they saw some guer-
rillas, but they did not capture any
one.
Jerry Prather says Here comes
some women in with guard, she Rebs
no doubt There is a man with them
who looks like II Jonny Rcb. Weus
to call them Butternuts, but since the
Robs in the North have been christened
that name, the boys call the Southern
rebs Johnncys. | have not learned
the cause, but I suppose the But
ternut is considered a meancr rebel
than those in open rebellion; for them
we consider enemies in war, friends in
peace. They arc enemies in peace,
and too cowardly to fight even when
drafted. They will not go except in
cases of extreme necessity. They talked
of resistance when we were recruiting
but when it come to the pinch the only
resistance heard of, was by fleeing
from the wrath to como.
We have somc Mcclellan men in
our Company, but no Vallandigham
men. No doubt they will become
abolitionized after they get shot at
two or three times. The Regimental
vote stood; Republican 375, Demo
cratic 105. | think We can tell q bet
ter tale for Old Abo.
Our Colonel arrived here last Sat-
urday; also our Chaplain, Jas. Mitchell
and Thomas Baker, one Of the gallant
boys from Fairfield county whoservcd
three years in the First Ohio under
our gallant Colonel.
Now, Mr.. Editor, hoping you will
excuse this letter, and if you think it.
worthy give it an insertion and sc nd
US, above all things, something tokill
the monotony of camp life W @ have
not seen your valuable paper since we
LETT Ohio, Send us back numbers SO
that we can see who was drafted.
Yours truly,
A SOLDIER,
178th 0. V. /.
----.S.~---
~ , a, n, Al OF r
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/ GO to tho polls early on tho sth Of
November; stay there all day, and do
your duty, and when the ballots are
counted, you will scc the fruits of
your labor.
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Is IT So,

That you want q good suit of clothes'
Then call at RIs,NG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimcres; leave your
measures and he will get yon up first
class suit at prices that will prove sat-
isfatory. Trout & Donavan are all
waysroady togiye entire satisfaction.
p. RISING.
Oct. 2 If ~ va
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Let it be remembered that tho fato
Of our glorious country depends upon
the result, of tho November election.
Union men, to your duty!
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Administratofs 6 ME OF. Real
ESIItc
A VALUABLE FARM.


TN pursuance of an order granted hy the Probate
lConrt OfFairfcld county, Chic will offer for sale
Gt public auction Oh
UONDA y, NOUemJer 2Sth, A.D, 1864,
at o'clock =. N, upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the county Of Fairfield
AMI state Of Ohio, to-wit The South. quarter Of
section Five in township Twelve, Of Range Twenty,
except twenty-five acres thereof heretofore sold i,y
william B Smith and wife to George Conrad, which
twenty-five acres are described By beginning at the
Southeast corner Of sad quarter section. thence
West IS irOds thence North Al l-iG rods thence
East ej rods thence South 41ll6 rods 10 the place
Of beginning; the residue Of said quarter section
containing l3j acres more or less.
This tract is the well. known Homestead Farm Of
VIM. b. Smith, late Of said county, deceased.
TERMS-One.thrd the purchase money IN hand
one-third in year und balance in two years with
interest on deferred payments from day Of sale.
SAMUEL BARK.
Admir- Of ". Is smith, J6c.
Hnnter8 Daugherty, Asty's.
Oct2I-5W
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Gail for TiSIxeIa.

Persons writing to the Army should
call and get tickets to enclose. Sup
ply every soldier, and get Overy vote
if possible. q; aa
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Rev. NJ. II. Hockman will preach
his farewell sermon at tho German
Reformed Church on Sunday, Oct. 30,
at 10i o'clock A. NJ. f"
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RaDSWs--O Tuesday
evening last, on Main street, small
gold pen and silver case. The finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing the same to this Office.
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SAMUEL BEERY, Esq, will accept
our thanks for late copies of the Rich
mond EraRaner and Petersburg En-
press. Hf
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The er,,n1,sla clrl. 10 ono soaaler..

HV VHOVI'I'oHu W.T." :"
Miss Frank A. Brooke and Miss
Lizzic Buchanan send us the follow
ing list Of contributions to the fund
for sending the Gd~ette to the soldiers
COLLECTED in Greenfield township:
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FOR SAFE RY
Devol's Foundry.
GILBERT DEVOE.

Woui respectfully inform the public that hs IL
still in the Ma,hinc BUSINESS. he has, this Spring,
gottruupa new CROSS-CUT SAVING MA
CHINE which ives the hcst SatisfU'tion. Hemal,es
two sizcs whlch b" attr"'tcd To- the Nnssiinn
other horse power He is also manufacturing Cider
Screws AMI Presses. and few sugar Mills-arge size
Is inch rnllcrS horizontal. rollers
Don't forget the place, At the West end of Main
sti act lust over the canal. o. DEV0L.
Lancaster, June ~, 1864.
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SGy~R Road the "Circular" Of the I'm
ion Central Committee published else
whore.
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Rev. Ii. D. Lathrop will preach at
st. Johns Episcopal Church on Sun
day, Oct. 30, at 1O1 ocNeok, A. NJ.
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A. L, CLARK, Esq, will accept our
thanks for late Chattanooga papers.
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It's Exemption from State and Municipal
Taxation.

But ASIDE from all the advantages We have anu.
meated special Act Of Congress .SGnpt, ag b2ni,
and Trea,ry N9'sI from 1eaI fara'ios On the aver.
nge this exemption il worth about two per cent per
annum according to tho rate oftaxatiou in various
parts oithe country.
II is believed that securities offer so great indues.
mcnts to lenders those issued by the Government
In all other ors ofndetteIness, the faith or ability
u private parties, stor; companies or sapsrsts
communities only, is pledged for payment, while The
whole property oI the country is held u secure the
discharge Of Gi the obligations 0. tho United States
While the government Of, rs the most liberal tOrms
or its loans it believes that the very strongest appeal
will be ~ the loyalty AMI patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certfcatcs will be issued for.ll deposits
The party depositng must endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination of notes required and
whether they to be issued ID blank or PAYABLE to
order. When endorsed II must DO len with the
officer receiving the depost 10 b0 forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RECEIVED by the Treasurer OF
the Cnltod States at Washington the several Assist
snt Treasurers and designated Depos.taries and by
the ,-.-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ofCoIumbus
First National Bank Of ZanesyiIIe, and
by all National Banks which are depositariss Of pub
lie money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BAEKEES
throughout the country will give further inorm.i!on
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRlBREs.
Aug. %, lscI.
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GRAND OPENING Of THE
DANCING SEASON.
Ad ministrator,s Nntice.

TVNIIE undersigned has been duly appointed Adj
minisirator OF the estates Of THOMAS and SAM
UEL ANDERSON, dee.
oct27-3w" ANDREW MORROW, Admir-
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y J.T. 80: X N\Nory>l.
'W..a lGooA pMs

...e the mos; art!yc aud thorough pills that
ha,c ever been introduced.
They sci ~ directly upon the Liver, eIcit
ins tla. organ To such an extent ~ that tho
sy,,"m :. 80 not RELAPSE into is former con-
'iition, a;iel is too rfs to IL a'.e cnse with
simply pHr ,a,ive pill
They are real,
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Mass Convention OF Democracy opposed
20 the Chicago Platform.

Mass Convention OF Democracy opposed
60 the ChlsagO Platform.
We have received q call for a Con
vention and Mass Meeting Of tho De-
mocracy opposed to the Chicago Plat
form, 70 be held at Cooper Institute,
Now York, on Tuesday, Nov. /, 1864,
signed by one hundred and sixty pro-
mincnt Democrats from the Eastern
and Western States Among the names
are those Of some of the most promi.
mont Democrats in the country, who
maintaining "thc manhood and patri.
otism which animated tho Democratic
party in the days of Jackson" have
too much sclf-rcspect to vote either
for the Chicago platform or the Nc.
Clellan letter ofaccoptance.
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NARIA Jane Whitesell, Charles o wlhtcscll and
lVA Sarah VI. Wmtesell. minors, Of the cnunty oi
Coles, III the State of Illinois, Willard Franklin
Hedges Willis Frtncis Hedges, and Ionnnah Dell
Hedges, minors, William Aiyin Betz minor. Err, 8
llhinum, and Jane HuunUm, MARY Hamilton ami
FrnnEn Augustus Hamilton Bernhard Keef.hcr Ella,
Julian. Sarah Julian widow Of John Julian Iercnse,
and Rehc,ol Hamilton widow Of william Hamilton,
Of the county Of Fairfield Ohio, will TAX. notice tha,
petition wis filed agNinst them on the 2lst day NJ
september. lSGI, in the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Fairfield Ohio ty ls,.c
4. Julian. and is now pending wherein said isaa: A.
Julian demands partition. &C. Ofthc following real cs.
tate, towit Lying and being in tn county Of Fair.
field IN the State of Ohio, aud known and distinguish
edby being pprt Of the North East Quarter II fSc,
ton number twcnty-siS t2N IN town.hip number
twelve 40 Of Range numoer Twenty (20 beginning At
the North East corner af said quarter setn: thrn"I
west forty chains and sixty-twN links To the North
Wcstcarncr of said quarter; thence snnth tweutv-
nine chains TO past; thence East forty chains aud
seventy links 10 stone; thence North twenty
chains and sixty eight links &, the place Of begin
nng-contalninC One Hundred mud seven.
teen Acres and one quarter OF an Acre Of
land more or less.
And thai at the next term Of said Court the said
Isaac \. Julian will apply for order that lar ton
may be made af sald PREMISES. and the dover estate
Of the said Sarah Julian and Rcbccca lTrmiltOn he
assigned them. ISAAC 4. JULIAN,
BY Martin ( MeSeilanl W. r. Creed
Sept 2l-6l-sj-GwpiSlO Ills httornays.
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Jen. Dnvl. Again on r eeonstruc,,on,

"Nh| DhN'S ~ wa
jeff. Davis deiycd another speech
at Augusta, Georgia, on the 5tn inst.
in which he said in reference to recon
structlon:
"Thero is but one thing to which
we can acccde-Scpardte State mdepen-
dence Some there are who speak of
reconstruction with slavery maintain
ed but are there any who would thus
measure rights by property? God
forbid |"
We suppose peace would be much
more efficient in compelling Davis to
reconstruction, than the present stu
pcndous and tremendous war. How
often must jeff Davis declare his pur-
pose to have nothing but separation,
before the Democracy will believe him
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ADVANTAGE OFTHEL Ay

IrBA NArIog4L SAVINGS BAsK ofsrn; higlrsr
rate Of interest than any other, and The beet security
Any Savings bank which pays ITS depositors in u s.
Notes considers that It is paying in the best crcua
ting medium the country, and il cannot pay in any.
thing better for its own assets arc either in Govern
ment securities, or IN notes or bonds payable in gov
emment paper.
It's equally convenient as temporary or perIna-
nent Investment The notes can always bc sold for
within ftuton of their f4co, and accumulated intsr
est, and the best security with blnks as crl.ter.
als for discounts
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DhmmaDEuuGhORn
SHEEP FOR SALE

@ A FEW LOT OF SHEEP
EHgvS'I for sale by S. $. MATTHEW'S, near
EsisSrisN Kirkcrsvc Station, Licking County,
eX~WN Ohio
.SAaSlS October l3.20-3w
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Convertible into Sir per cent sac Gold
BOND.

In addition to The very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privilege Of conversion is now
worth about three per cent per annum, for the cur.
rent rate for j2o bonds not less than nine per esa
PREMIUM and before the war the premium OH six per
cent. L. 8 stocks was over twenty per cent It wI
be seen that the actual profit this loan at the pres
snt market rate, is no, loss than percent PER IN
pufn
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8 & Z q e. 8

0EE fer,"n ~rite. h,r dauehler vas cured
Of fits of ;iine ve'rs atan Ing, and st litus
1arrc al twn rr.r,
ANOTHER ur:1s. lis son was cured
after h;s ll-,h iial slni.St wasted away
Tho &! 'tiors proa"Taecd ll.e case incura
bic.
AE0THI IR w., 'nrrd pr Fever and A guA
after r., ia s"s-r, m..,iirinc in bis reach
ANOTHER vi, carpi of Fever Sea
Ehich t,i .yis-''l i,urtran years.
EE1THEG II l;Ieunmtsm nr eight years.
Cc,c- innrmrrs'l- OF I,ysl~p=ia and Liver
Complaint c0;i.l nc mentioned ia wl,;'I' tic
Purifier pnl ;'ilis
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Administrators, A Notice.

THNHE undersigned has been duly appointed Al
j ninistrator NJ the estate Of Miss MARY ANN
BoGLE, late OF Fairfield county, q, deceased
Oct2O.3w" SAMUEL Bo0LE.
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S\ooA AAA A,vev VM,
which, in eonjunclioh with the
N,NooA pNv,y,er,

will onre a!l the Aforementioned isessss,
and, ct Lilciasei'cs, viii relieve and euro
He1 y he, Coarirsness,
OLE Fl;ra, C1.o,a'l Norb,.s,
lniig e'',n, F';;, in the 5cty4I7,
Di1S:issas, cts.
Try these a.c i.viac-, snl you will never
rcrr'. it
Ask your nri.'i'"rs who have used taca,
and they viii SAY t."'y Hre
COCOA MeAlglAcs,
and you sloai ~ :.,ca, b,r3.e icing rot a
physician.
tict Pamphlet ur Ahuariic nf Inv local
agent, aal read the crrtiir,.tes, and if YOU
have cyrr d,iiib. I'D ,vm vii
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NoM\Ak NO vN0vG,

~ Ti-d ;Gi a.. ''La4 InrF-r 'iJ Pili ore rrrtiy
Ves.iai.. ,v '.tl!a,.-, ~ i,-4 .,.,lrr 'hrn-
isiS, Fn:nr' h,ya i y Y sai taIkv Il "a, ,inrad.
I-ai pr usk .-!-' H.ii-,s a-l tsryir er'-, pub
Hs.rd IN s",p'y' ,'Ait ": Ii' l. .sJ iso'a lime
un-.
rre II The S,'an lin i.n vrgttle Rcd lrfsI, Il
pr j-, rrS 'a'r hjlflyy,n. ~ tue uiina, su TtE.
eial- Md i.s, - cun'' NJ N'S, rT ;','s IL 81.
fihClW OH anil ~. .lsi,ii, y, kssl E.irth 81.
" Bullirs ivm MIA 81, J,Ic;"Laii, a. l4,,aJatsfY
10. Is iiaeah,"pl S,u-;.
FOR SALE RY
KarfIianG ca. n. 9iiiord Lancaster; f. KSlb,
RIslye: Abbott { son. GIeHrport; =. iiane, Pleas
antyir; G. f. Haml.n, uakland; liSilrHi a CurtS,
B:cry \ MrCan,llish. Eremcr; SUI csr-
man & knauft. Amanda; l.. l.. Brattin. New salem;
Joseph R''er, sillcrsport;H Il. larnsri Basil, and
by druggiTtsau1 merchants general! l!throughoutth
United States snd Canada.
4, Dee alsC3--39
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These Mighty KAeaaeRs, W0xad
Knows and worHd Tried
are O 80om 10 slAe SiGkf

ms want OF sterling medicinal 70 meet the Ills
and nsee4sitie4 Of the saasrng poFtiea Of hgmsni-
", and cue entirely Etsa from Rinerai knd other
dslterious particles gas severely felt TIL this ali
powerful naedieins vas uahersd into ths world !
HoLLowAYt3 INYALuABE.E PILLS have be-
eons the AowssAosd rfmssg Of all aAtlous. fheir
satriba&s IL to prxpsm ss we'll a. 70 enss thes at
saux tAe Rank or 8ooT Of The complaint, 5and
taaa By EsmsSing the hIadsa cause Of DISEASE re-
invixorats and rsstars the dfoepiag snersiss si
the sysssm. assisting nature lis her task Of rliSl
and fsAefsaaary FsfpF ssstseM.
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Rllaeus saalaales, Ac., &c.

In whatsoever form disease attacks tas itysfs IL ~
repesied and sztsgHinatsd By she searching, pain-
sess aad lgrssistl6s carativensss. Hileus fssais~
tents bilious pHfgiaz, and al The ordinary aisoF~
aess Of sRs organ, iadicaied BY pain in the right
aide ahd bsfwsen tbs shoulders, yeliowness % The
whites Of tie syss weakness aad debility &C. ara
relievsd AID remoF ed b. tbs fezney, vita eeiegi-
~ which sstosishes the ausFers aud their friends
Let che slek, sAom the faculty have abandoned,
resort wath confidence to this powerful aati-blii.
oxs agent, aad restoration 70 health and activity
win be tAe ansarying result
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
Disorders 81 the sssmaeh,

Are the soaFtss of tie assdiiess zaslAdiss. ThsiF
seca IL to yitiata all the Huias of the bs4y, ana
to send poissned stream shrsagh ali The ehEaneis
requisite tho likss, bring the relaxed or Irrilatsd
stomach into > natural condition and acting ihros
ths soxetive organs upon the blood ITSELF change
ihe state OF se system from sickness 10 health by
exercising a almaltsnseas aud wholesome eject
upea all its paFts and functions,