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TJKE NOTICE.
decl-n3d va

Thomss Self Emma Self and Sherman Self, in.
FAINT hairs of George W. Self deceased, who sue
bv their guardian and next friend, Sherman
Self, VS.,
Reuben Harrison, Washington Harrison, Rob.
crt Barnet, L. NJ, Rollins AMI Samuel Windon,
administrator of Elihu Harrison. decd
THE rarties in the above cause will please
to AXE notice that have fixed upon Thursday
the 5th day of January, 1865, at the office OF
John W. English in the town Of Point Pleas
ant as the time and place at which shall pro-
coed to take. state and report un account. in
pursuance Of the acquisitions Of \ decree rem
derel in said cause at the November Term
1864, OF the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
showing,
LIST What real or personal estate Elihu HOr.
rson, died seiScd and possessed OF,
Cd What debts exist against the estate Of
said Elihu Harrison, and To whom the same are
owing. provided first, that the creditors Of said
Elihu Harrison agree before me to bear their
proportionatc part Of the costs Of said suit
And will nj the same time settle the Ad
minstraton account ofSamuel Windon, Admr
Of EIihu Harrison, deed, At which time and
place YOU are required to attend.
Given under my hand MS Commissioner in
Chanccry of thesaid Court this Goth day of
November, lsG4,
JOSEPH S. MACHIR,
dec l-no34-dw. Master Com,
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DISEASE CAN NOT TOUCH THOSE WHO
USE ROBACK'S BITIERS.

While Roback's Bitters are kept in the iaml'
" circle sickness never enters. These bilterS
have been found to be perfect antidote for re-
moving the first symptoms Of nearly all dlsea'
SEES, if taken in the proper time They are
compored of ingredients, which are known by
the medical faculty to be most efhcacious in
disorders of the stomach and intestines.
Their medicinal properties are so various
that they prove beneficial in all complaints, OF
whatsoever nature they may be; hence their
great demand and the universal good derived
from their use,
A iudicious use of these Bitters imparts the
ose,tint of health to the cheeks, and health
aud vigor to the entire frame.
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ALBUMS.
PROSPECTUS
West Virginia Land Register

IN the lst day Of January next, we propose
" issuing, ut Grafton, the first number Of a
large and handsome Weekly Newspaper. enti
tep the
"West Virginia Land Registers"
devoted to the sale and advertisement of lands
in this State. 1t is the design of the publish
ers TO make the Register complete index TO all
the lands for sale in West Virginia.
The terms OF the paper, will be SO OOper an
numn, in advance, Every farmer and bust.
ness man in the State should have a copy.
TERMS or ADVERTISING LANDS FoR SALE
For each tract described, il the party be sub.
scriber to the paper, $500. Otherwise $500
will be charged. No deviation from these
terms. The cash must accompany the order.
Advertisements for the sale of lands to in
sure insertion in the first number should be
sent in Immediately.
It's desirable that those who wish to become
subscribers to tho paper, begin with the first
issue. 49,
An Agent is employed whose duty 1t will be
TO travel over thc.State, investigating the min
eral resources Of the country, examining the
land books ofeach county, &c, who will fur
nish n weekly report Of his researches.
One column each week will be devoted to
the answering Of all queries in regard to lands,
their location, DC, &c,
AddrCs
"WEsr VIRGINIA LAND REGISTER" COMPANY,
dec22-3t Grafton, VIVA.
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A maiorityof the Stockholders.
decS- 35-wI
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To the Stockholdersin the Cabe!I Petroa
lcum Company.

TO INt HIOCkHOIHtINIH IHU NUUVII I-VIIU"
lGum Company.
a MEETING Of al the stockholders in per.
"A son or by proxy, viii be held in Guyan-
dotte, West Virginia, on the i,h day of Jauua-
ry, next at which lime all stockholders will be
required to pay one hundred dollars into the
treasury and all averages oflOrmcr assessments
and non paying stockholders nre hereby mott
fed petition will be presented 10 the next lie.
gslaDure Of West Virginia to incorporate the
paying stockholders to the exclusion of non.
paving stockholders and the extension Of the
franchises of snid COmDany
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The New Army Corps.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
ApJuTANr GENERALS OFFiog,
WuEElSG. Dec 9th 1864.
DHE following General Order from the War
[ Department is published for the inCorma.
ton Of al. eonccrnsd
WAR DEPARTMENT..
ApJurANr Generals OrFIcE
WAsnrSGroS D. c. Nov. IS, 1864.
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SIX HUNDRED ACRES or KAMA
VIVA BOTTOM LAND FOR REMIT

VIA DOt lON bhNb EON hIAN -
IN Pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
l. Court of Putnam county, made ut its last
November Tcrm,in the case of jesse Timms,
against Joabe Early and others, shall in the
town of Buffalo. in said county, on tho 18th
day OF January next 1865, proceed TO rent at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the
whole of that valuable tract Of land described
in the bill ard proceedings in said suit, con.
tanning between five and six hundred acres Of
improved bottom land and known as the Ear.
ly farm The renting will be from the 18th
day Of March, 1855 to the LIST day of March.
1866, the renter giving his bond with good se'
curty, payable to me rs Special Commissioner
the list daJ Of March, 1866 Should said farm
not bring what tho Commissioner deemsan nd
cquatc price Mt public auction, as whole. the
Commissioner is authorized by said decree to
rent the same at private sale, either as " hole
or in parts. j., II. COUCH,
Special Commissioner
dee lS-4tn35. tpr, fec IS 49,.
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Terms OF Sale.

One third OF the purchase money in hand;
one,third IN six months, and the residue in
giving bonds with good security, and a lien
will be retained in the'deeds of conveyance for
the deferred payments. Those wishing splcn'
did bargains, had better call aud examine the
lands prior to the day of sale.
JOHN AFFORD,
Sheriff oi Gabcll county.
PETER HOLDRYD,
Constable Of Cabell county.
deOlj-wi-35. tpr. fee s2S 0O)
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

You've MEN's Association. The Young
Mems Association OF this city, have made
arrangements with the following distin
guished lecturers for their course Of lee.
lures during the Coming winter: DR.. J. O..
Holland, better known, perhaps, as Tim
othy Titcomb, one of the finest writer's in
the country; J. :. c. Abbott, the historian {:
G. ". Buugay, the poet; President Z. b.
Fairfield OF our own State, who has just
returned from an extensive European tour
Arrangement have been made with Mr.
Fairfield for two lectures. Others will be
added 10 this list as fast rs definite answers
can be received from them. The speakers
named have been engaged, and are now
subject TO the call OF the Association. No
better selections could have been made.
and We trust these lectures will be exten-
svely patronized. Our young men are en-
titled to much credit Tor their praiseworthy
Efforts in all0rding our citizens al OppOrtu-
nifty TO listen 10 men Of such a high order Of
talent, the first in the land. We would
here suggest 10 our citizens that these lee
turers are secured at large cost, for which
The Association is responsible, and wotrust
that they may not be crippled in their ei-
iorts by being subjected TO pecuniary loss
We think no urging will be necessary, how
ever, TO Ill the house 10 overlooking at each
lecture The first Of the series of lectures
VII take place some time in December. aud
NE remainder through the winter season.
The number OF lectures will depend upon
'ne encouragement given the Association.
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From the n. Z. Home journal.
HI hiCh
~ l33 she DIAn street,
TsI...s |r.. f..-

Ia every business and profession, indeed. IA every
department Of science skill, there 10 always some
dckuOw edged heac--sOLau one who glands out IN
bold relief among his fellows a sort OF leader IN
tie study anu Of deafness and catarrh as
special diseases, Dr. Lighthill, this city occupies
just the position above described. He has devoted
years Oi labor 10 this specially and Is now reapnp
the Tribune OF recent date bear witness to the
iOctOrs IN this depaf tment Of medicine We
qlO-e the paragraph.
Is CURB OF A DEAF AUrE-LOuis LOpweinstein a lad
fourteen years VI age, born IL Germany came 10 Ihis
city when about two years Old. Soon after his ar
rival here he was taken sick and lost ms hearing
By degrees he became FIRST deaf and then dumb For
nearly ten years he was mute, unable to hear the
lOuiest voice, or 10 articulate q word About one
year ago he placed by parents il the hands Of
Or Lghthiil, who has far succeeded In restoring
% him his lost powers OF hearing ami utterance thar
lac can converse with thOse who speak - him dis
tuCtiy and deliberately. During the last four or
1--we months lie has been under the tuition Of Nj
Benneckc and has made considerable progress in
reading and arlthmetic'
Having been supplied with the Young msn's al
dress we further investigated the matter and dis
covered that, previous TO calling on Dr. Light the
youth consi Tered hopeless and he Was f,r
TWO wears an Inmate OF the deaf and aunJ asylum
The Rev john Mott, ID D. professor l. Union Co i,ge
Schenectady IN Published letter tenders his graft
tlde 10 r Lshihl for treating cssfuly his case
vi deafness Nv Fred. ;. Jewell Professor OF tAe
tate ~ INA. school ~ Albany also trsslnes 10 hay
ing been cared Of ,atlrTh Dr.. LigLthin possesses
ther written testimonials and tributes - ms ent
from come Of our weathest aud most prominent and
icspectec citizens, which may be application
Il would be dltlcult 10 speak IN any hut terms Of
praise OF his treatment Ia the face Of these many
proofs aud facts testiiying 10 bis success
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DROBATE ORDER

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan.
Il county Of Ingham, sat /. session o. tic fro-
Jate Court FOR the county u Inghan. holden the
Probate Office 10 the village u A1s0L. TUESDAY the
llth Gay Of October IA tLc year thousand eight
hundred and sixty four; Present, Wm IL Pinckuey
Judge OF Probate. Ia tAs matter OF the estate Of
Elizabeth Griffin, deceased "a reading am fling the
petition, duly verified, o. Hsnry H. CrOnkLits Ad-
Illustrator u said estate praying for acenss 10 Sell
the real estate VI which sid deceased died sezss
IhereupOn u Is Ordered, that Monday. tie 9th das
r December next a. ii 0'c.ock Ia tho forenoon b.
assigned for the hearing OF said D-t ton AMI that
the heirs al LAW VI sail deceased .ial au ulhrr
persons Interested Ia sad estate, sc required ~
appear al session o. Sail Court. then :. be i-u
u The Probate Office, ia Tie village 80 Mason. ALL
show CAUSE, u any there le, ally thc prayer ,. tlr
petitioner should not b. granted Az % IS 4t.tl.l
Ordered That sail petitioner give lOtlce o. i.- e.
interested Ia sail estate OF the penency 81 sail
petition aud the hearing thereof by causing copy
u this order 70 be puoiish,i 10 the La;sins Rcpu0-
lican, newspaper printed aad circulating ID said
county Of Inghanl, successive weeks previous T.
said day Of hearing
A true copy. VA. H. fINCKNEI,
4'5s3 u ige ul Probate
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DROBATE ORDER.-state OF Michiga

DROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan
l. county Of InghaIn, sat a session Vi tie
rebate Court for the county Of IAghtm, holden II
he Probate Of1ce, il the village II Mason, %
Tuesday, the llth day o. October, IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty four; Present WIN
a. Pinckney, Judge Of Probate To the matter Of che
state Of lhOmIs J. Wilson and samuel A. Wilson.
minors. On reading aud ding Tue petty JON luly yer
aed, OF sarah q. Wilson, guardian Oi sail minors
praying that she may be licensed sen real estate
belonging 10 said minors for their support aul edu
cation
rhereup0n il Is ordered, that Monday, the 5th day
Il December next, 1t IL O'Clock in the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition, aud that
the heirs az law OF said deceased and all other per
sous interested ia said estate required L. appear
a session Of s1ii Court, en- t. be holden n tie
Probate Office, ia the NiiiIgs Of Mason. alb show
cause If any there be, why the prayer OF the peti
t0ner should NOT be granted And 10 Is further Or
Tered that said petitioner give notice 20 the persons
Interested II said estate ~ the tendency s1id petit
ton and the hearing thereof ~ causing copy Of THIS
order 10 be published IA the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed aud circulating Ia said County
Il Ingham, four successive weeks previous to said
lay OF hearing.
"a true copy WM. II. PINCKNEY,
4w45 Jad.e Of Probate
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THE SoLDrgrs AID

THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES. At Il
meeting held by Chaplain Day in the State
House, last Sunday, each OF the Aid So
sieties resolved TO appropriate $40 for the
purpose OF procuring vegetables for the
sick and wounded soldiers; and Il commit
lee was appointed, Of which W. NJ. Carr
ls chairman. to solicit donations for the
same purpose
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DROBATE ORDER

DROBATE ORDER. state Of Michigan,
Il county o. lngnam, sat session O..
the Probate Court fYr te county u sl@n, A1ll-.
a tae Probate O1lce iu tha village of Mason g..
A5nfay, the lOis dag o. October ia the year GOD
thousand eight hundred AMI sixty four. Pres. 20.
Nm. ii PIncknsy Judge of Probate ia the mst
ter OF the estate o. John Armstrong, gcceaset.
On rsalng AMI cling the petition, duly verified, o,
Amanda Armstrong, prayIng That Al INSTRUMENT b.
writing p4rpOrilug 70 b. IA" last viii AMI tcst4neI
~ said deceased, may Dc admitted 10 probate.
Thefeupon 10 j. ordered That 81 MAY -tLe IL ,iay
Of November next 1t II O'Clock III the forenoon be
'isuod for tbs hearing % saiI petition, tnl tist ~
heirs A. law " said tec5.-el AN all other ..suu-
Interested said estate arc required 20 area4
session VI said Court tugm 20 De holden Rae Pro
pats Once, the village oi Mason ana how cause
r any thsre be, why the prayer OF tae petitioner
should not be granted AMI IL IS further Ordered ,
that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons nteres
ted In said estate, OF the tendency SAID petition
and the hearing thereof, BY sing copy this
LEI 10 be published IN The Lansing Republican, a
newspaper printed and cire iating IL said county
lngham successive week. prcviOns to said day vi
hearing. "A true copy Nm. II. PiNCKNEY.
Bows Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

REV. JAMES SOMEEvILLE, Of this city. Is
home on fOrlough for few weeks. 1t will
be seen elsewhere in this paper that he has
made a number OF appointments where he
will address his fellow citizens on the con-
dition Of the country. Mr. Somerville is
well known as very intelligent man and a
good speaker, and having served several
years in the Sixth Cavalry, in the Potomac
Army, he will be able to give Interesting
statements OF military matters from his
personal knowledge.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

some POTATOES. Elder David Burns OF
this city, has raised on quarter of an acre
OF his garden, about 30 bushels OF large,
sound potatoes. Of the Peachblow variety.
One Of these, which he has presented to Us.
weighed one and three-iourth pounds, and
measured seventeen inches one way by
twelve the other, and was excellent in quail
ity and aayor. Considering that the
drought has been greater in Lansing than
elsewhere, this yield was remarkably favor
able.
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NrOrICE mn CnNrp Acrnps -

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is
v hereby given, that on the l4th day OF November
next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. ~ and +
u, Will let JOBS on the Grcenbush and Grati0t state
Road, TO the lowest bidder, viz. To build the road
rom Greenoush Village 70 the north line OF town 10
aorthi range west N GratiUt County Also l. bull
bridge across Maple River q, the crossing of said
road. The jobs 10 be let a Grccnblsh Village
Greenblsh, Clinton Co. Mich.
4AaNt WI. 4 nAAs..ErI- c-n-n-ssL n-nr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

VENTRILOoUIsN. De Castro will
give al exhibition Of sleight OF hand per
Torrance and ventriloquism at Capitol Hall
On tomorrow Thursday evening. The
Professor has visited our city before, and
We believe gave general satisfaction
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

APPOINTMENTS or Hon. J. +. TESNRY. -
Hon. J. E Tenney will speak AZ the mass
meeting at Dansville, on Saturday next. in
connection with Governor Blair, and will
also address the peaple OF Mason in the
evening He will also speak at Onondaga
on Tuesday evening, Oct 18th. He will be
accompanied by James Somerville, Esq, a
member OF the Sixth Cavalry. at tho latter
place
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Corrected weekly. BY f. ?. NuL.s.
LANSING. Oct. 70, 1854.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TTNITED STATES ASSESSORS NOTICE.

TINTED STATES ASSESSORS NOTICE
Notice L. hereby given that the LIST Of persons
residing IL tie county " lngian subject 20 Tax IN
dor " JOINT RESOLUTION imposing 4 special lacome
duty, approved July All, ls6i mlie AMI taken By
tho Assistant Assessors Of Sail county. viii remain
open Tor the exaInlLatl0n o. all persons interested
al The Cnite states Assessors Office N the CITY o.
Lansing IL salt county or the space Oft ~ 4vs from
THE 1911 DAY o. October l34 % the p DAY o. Oct5
Der IS 4 both days inclusive (slniays exec tad and
mat nmsdlately thereafter, Monday the 3lst d.y
u October Is appeals vii be received and BE- al
sermined BY me, relative 10 any erroneous asssss-
Rents or excessive valuations.
ALL appeals must b made IN lrritisg ana must spec
fy the particular cause or error cUmplaiaed of and
respecting which decision l. request "a
Dated Lansing, Oct. I.th, 1874
4S,W2 WHITNEY JONE5
L. 5. Assessor, , District, Michigan.
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PREsBYIERiAS Social. We are requested
10 state that the Social connected with the
Presbyterian Church. will not take place on
Thursday evening OF the present week on
account OF Tableaux exercises OF the child
zen. TO take place on the same evening
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

Personal DR.. J. II. Bacon, OF this city,
surgeon Of the Sixth Cavalry, Is at home
on Through for a short time. for the pur-
pose ofrecruiung his health
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RIB, ESQ,

REAL EsrATE.--Dr. /. II. Bartholomew
nas bought Of Martin & Craydon, y. T.,
Lots 3 and 4 Block ia. on Grand street,
for $2,625.
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THE BE,I BOOKBI WHICH TOLEARN
i f-l-l-fsrt P-iFIrr
j. RIC HAIR So NV METHOD
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he BOX tlat makes Piano studies Aftracf.Fs
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i RICHARDSON : NV EEIEOD.
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i RICHARDSON : NV METHOD
Ihs BOX q which 10 0o0 az. sold Annually
j RlCEARISOS' : SfW METHOD
Rieha I'd sons New Method for the Piano.
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This visit : made al tie earnest solicitation Of
many parties Who reside In Lansing and vicinity
who are unable 10 take journey 10 New York city
FOR the purpos. VI being treated. These visits vii
BE- repeated al regular intervals, a. long a. the
quirements Of the patients demand il
This visit terminates November 18Th. positively
From other testimonials the following local oEes are
elected
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Remarkable Cure OF DEAFNESS.

From Rec. JosspA n CLARK Rector q st James Church
SYRACUSE, Eel. -, ls63
have been deaf IN one ear since was ia College
some twenty years ago. BY The skill Vi IT IixAthil
lis hearing Was entirely Restored, that now hear
With both ears, and | ind that can use my voice
with much more ease and comfort than before
JOSEPH CLARKE
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GALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
z


LANSING, september 18th. 1864
Notice is hereby given that the following described
Primary School, state Building and swamp Iauds sit
lzted IN the County OF lnghtm forfeited for non pay
meut u interest viii b. offered Tor sale at pablo
auction, at thus Office, on Tuesday ths 18th day OF
November next, AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon unless
previously redeemed according o. law.
SAMUEL LACEY, Commissioner.
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p,pubIIcan Union City Association

The next meeting Of the Association will
bs held on Friday evening Of the present
week. Oct. p, at Representative Hall, and
viii DO addressed by
&C. ELLSWORTH, Esq,
of Nontealm county Al this meeting Il
committee Of arrangements will be appoint
"A for the mass meeting on Wednesday
ns1t. Il Is probable that there will be no
meeting Of the Association on Monday next,
owing TO the mass meeting. A business
meeting will 30 held on Saturday evening,
Al the front room Of the Secretary Of States
once, al which general attendance from
each ward in the city Is requested. Bust
ness or Importance will be transacted; and
II Is hoped that there viii be a good turn
eat
y. d. JoSEs, Sec'y
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Vo.;ca IN Subscribers.-The F

NOttCc s.' ~ will lad attached 10 their
ares waS ,s.ir nspers Indicate the NUEBkR OF the
1anei % rss~s tbeir subscription Il paid. BY the
D,S sss.1 IS mss.' the WHOLE SUaBaRn which
nay Quad n u 9iss.s Cd me .e eRs Snsn sy
se.nsS ~-,ss-S Constituting year. BY referring 20
~. number IN Ihe h-Ading Of The paper and compar
W ,ith The number attached 70 the name, or d
..,op o. the paper, our subscribers can readily see
- thsir accounts slanf on cur DOCKS
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ACTING ASSISTANT 2. NJ. GENERAL's OFFICK
---------- ~.

Acting ASSISTANT ?. NJ. GEVERAI's OFFICK
pETs'Ir, NICK. October I1th, 1864.
raslie notice Is hereby given that al claims for
premiums Tor presenting recruits mus. 10 presented
OApt &C DuryeA, lst L :. Artillery Mastering
and Discussing Otaesr, Detroit. Michigan. for pay
mat before slst inst
Ne slAin FOR premium presented after that dat.
VII be paid
N'sheal B. II HILL,
Il. Col. L. S. Artillery.
ASiing Assistant Provost Marshal General.
Z. J. BARRY
O-p'aia aud Proves, Marshal 81 District. Mich.
4QiwS
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kSowLESyILLE, ORLEANS Co Jan IL 1ss4
DR. LIGKTHILI-l send you statement VI NJ case
which you may use a. you think proper
! have been afflicted with deafness s wear and I
have tried every prescription but 10 10 eject Gun
slted Or. LighIhil and he op-rated upon NE am in
one minute was restored to hearing
send you this statement for the bens ct Of others
that are laooring under the same disease as myself
would recommend all thzt are afflicted with this
disease 10 give you 4 call
Respectfully yours
ISAAC YOUNG
Inis Is 70 certify that ths above is corrsc; state
Dent
c. D. BCRNHAM, Pastor Il E Church
I. T. SLATE
4o&nx MILO HCST.