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srThe numerous friends of v M

EThe numerous friends of v M
Firor Esqr., formerly lawyer of this
place, will be gratifed to learn that
be is in fine health and spirits. After
the capture of Gen. Scammon, one
of the rebel gang of thieves handed
Capt Regnier a letter from Mr. Firor
to'a gentleman of Gallipolis, which
was handed over ofcourse. From it,
it appears yictorine is now a member
of Gen. jenkins Cavalry, in Green
briar county West Va, enjoying good
health, and rejoicing IN the fact, that
he is now breathing the pure air OF
freedom, and safe out of Lincoln's
Despotism.
Mr.. Firor was one of the five origi-
nal Breckinridge men of Gallipolis
iu 1860. In following his illustrious
leader into secession, he has only
acted out the principles of his wing
of the party. He however, deserves
more credit for so doing, than those
who remain in the north, to paralyze
and destroy that Government which
even now protects them. Our citizens
may congratulate themselves. that in
any future raids upon Gallipolis. made
by jenkins cavalry, they can call on
the humane, pious, gentlemanly Vic
torine NJ. Firor for protection against
the insults of the gang of thieves,
with whom he is now associated.
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RGovernor Brough seei

Ex-Governor Brough seeing a
military officer intoxicated on the
street of Columbus, telegraphed to
the Secretary of War, and had his
commission revoked. Quick work
that. The Governors Democracy
must have undergone q radical
change, in thus disappearing of the
ancient ally Of that party.
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aGAELIF0LIS.
TO MY FRIENDS.

As ! shall be absent from CALI
polls for a few weeks, those indebted
to nae for subscription to the Cali
polls JonrnoI to November 19, 1868,
will please make payment to Mr..
HsERY GREGORY, foreman of the
Jourrsl Office, who is authorized to
receipt for me during my absence.
LgarT. JAMES HARPER.
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The river, forVthe pastyeek has
been in fine boating condition. Large
quantities of coal have passed down,
and steamboats, of every class are
daily landing at cur wharf. All seem
TO be doing a fair business.
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NThe new steamer, Ohio Vall.

HThe new steamer, Ohio Valley
is now running as regular packet
between Cincinnati and Marietta
passing Gallipolis on her way up, on
Wednesday morning, and down on
Saturday morning of each week
She is neat, trim craft, and passen,
gers either way, will find every atten.
ton paid to their comfort and conve.
nience
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W. J. BAWDEN, W. C. T.
W. S. EvERsoLE, W. R. S. pro tenn.

w. ). EvERsoLB, w. K. 5. pro tenn.
WHEREAS, the fat of omnipotence
that has appointed unto man to
die" spares neither age nor condi-
ton in life. and, in the manifestation
of this All-wise, though inscrutable
Providence, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from our
Temple one of its frmest pillars
and brightest ornaments, in the per-
son of Prof. Edward Harvey Guthrie;
therefore,
Resolvsd. 1st. That within the
shadow of this dark dispensation
we would still look upwsrd for the
smiling face thankful that the void
he has left us as a Templar, a teach
er, citizen and friend though so
mnch wider than we thought, is
full of pleasant memories, and the
example he has left us for imita-
ton is made up ofthe kindly deeds
of Charity and Royal Virtue that
not only illumine our pathway; but
have prepared kim for that higher
degree, the usher to whose glorious
mysteries is the grim King of Ter
rors. lo i-i
Resolved, 2nd, That his most fit
ting eulogy is in our devotion to
the principles of Temperance and
unassuming goodness. that in his
life and his death he has taught ms;
and that we again drape our hall IN
mourning as symbol of the dark
vail that has fallen upon our Tenn
pie and order. @
ResolUsd, 3rd, That copy of
these resolutions be presented to
the family of the deceased as an
expression Of sympathy with their
deeper sorrow, and that they be pub
lished in the Athens Messenger and
Gallipolis Journal.
J. VAN Law,
W. A. THOMAS,
Cyrus Rose,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-02-11
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
ARETHUsA TEMPLE.

At regular meeting ofthis lem
p lie held on the evening of January
30th, 1864, committee was appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive OF
this Temple on our late bereave-
ment, in the death of our brother,
Prof. E. H. Guthrie, in pursuance OF
which the committee have submitted
the following, for publication, which
are approved:
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EWhat is the difference be-
tween the Tories of 1716, and
the Copperheads Of 1864? The first
uers Cowboys. The second are
CotDed boys. ~
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cosT or THE MORGAN RAfI

q . e.
A communication was, reeev.d
from the Governor, enclosing a re-
port from the bureau established tn
ascertain the amount ci damages
inflicted by the Morgan raid, from
which ftappears that expenses were
incurred, in the capture Of Nor
gan and his thieves, as follows:
PAID BT THE STATE.
Pay-rolls of $50 militia
companies. ~ S21O,2I7 81.
l56 accounts of Military Com
mittees DC. Ma sS.elf O8
Transportation s4,6s6 6S
Total S229, ,S25 ST
Paid by the o. S. s44, ,26O so
Total State and Federal, s26S,OS 27
And outstanding claims, a part of
which are estimated S24,5 90
Aggregate of expenses $685., $50 27
Claims for damages have been fled
by citizens of 80 counties as fol-
lows:
DAMAGES By REBELS
1881 horses, at an average value of
S100,77 S267:035 90
Other private property s190'755 80
Public and corporate property
taken and destroyed $63,944 90
Total s527, ,7O5 40
DAMAGES By THE FEDERALS.
1,267 pressed into the SER
vice ane not returned S131, ,41350
Other private property $50, 3,19307
Corporate and public prop
erty S4,343 81
Total s169,O5 IS
Add damages by
Rebels, s527, ,7O5 40
Add expenses as above
1922, 500 27
Grand Total s9S9,351 IS
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GALLIPOLIs CHURCHES
SABBATH, Feb. IA, 1854.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Service at 104 A. NJ. and evening.
Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Van Deursen.
EPISCOPAL.
Service at 10i A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
Sabbath School at 21 P. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Thomson.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Service at 10i A. ID. and evening
Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ
.- Rev. Mr.. Williams
UNIvERs.iLIsT.
Service at 1Ot A. ". and evening
Kew. Mr.. Breare. g.
CATHOLIC CHAPEL
Service at 10 A. NJ, p P. NJ, and
Monday at 8 A. NJ. '.5t
Rev. Father Kolinbery
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Four others from Scioto who did
not re- enlist.
The 81 are all Gallia boys, 90 was
on hand for duty, few, number not
known prisoners.
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NThe following is the roll of
Company F, 33d o. vi:
Ser. F. N. Campbell, Ito be
1st Lient. .....
Sergt. Samuel HALEY to be I'd
Lieut..
Sergeant Jno. W. Shank.
Alex. G. Barcus.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09
March 10, 1894 3m.

Uniformity eiFrioes - 4 New Frntst- IN Bu,,tnass
Every "n" his own salesman! JONES n co. Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing store, No 2U4 Marketsrcct
above SIXTH, Philadelphia,
In addition To having the largest, mnst varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing PHI ndpha malc cI
pressy for retail saies, have constituted every one
his own salrman, hy having marked in figures m each
ncleai the very lowest price 1t be .oi r thy
csua"t possibly Edry-~al must buy alINe.
The goods ar well spnnged and prrparrs an great
pairs taken with the making that all r1u huy VIII,
rtal assurance oi getting good article 1t the very
lowest price Also large sdck Of pi"cr goods on nn
o Ir hlrslsNc aud hest qualities " hch viii be made
10 ordcr' III tH tnust fashionable aud BEST manner 3J
per cent, below crrdit prices.
RhnrhbcT tue Crescent in MaTkat above sixth st-.ei
1hi. IuNJ.5 d. 90
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ss- t2Le Verm mt Schooi .'ou' no'

Esy- "1Le Ve,?n nj SchooN .|o"'n0"
vol. VI, No. III, HIRAM OEcuTT, Ad''
,or and proprietor, is on our table 1t ;'s
right entertaining publication, and IN the
treatment of ss!j.cte, qa'te fresh, il no'
new, The cause cF education is cue III
which al should feel all interest, and none
moro go. no, even parents, than Te'cherS
.. ca" Every where they require TO
have this truth driven into themi ii shcu d
hs .Aclsa.Gusiuea Of Iho,c who engage IL
=.
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IMPORTANT TO LAnIES.-nE. IlkRYEy's FIX"
PnLs have ytt failed IN removing dhcnirs aris
ing inia ObstrHctiDn or .oppage Of NATURE or N re-
storing the system to perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Ntf'ctirns, PrnapSiS, ltrl, tr Whites,
or Other Noaknr,s IT the llrrin" 'rsanS. I'M ms
are perfectly harmless un the institution, AMI may b.
taken nv the most delicate frm1" wnnnt cui'ug t's
trass the ~amg time they act ike c!rn by strength
ching inv irOrutns and restoring III" system tn heat
thy condition. AMI hy ringing on i' monthly p'rIu
with regularity, matter iTun what causes the 0h'
struct .un may arse. The should, however, NOT be-
tai IN urin. thr three or four months of rrGnancH
though sate at any "Inr time as isoarrase "odtd hs
the result,
tarh bpx contains co Pills, prirc 81
DIR. HARVEY TREATISE m Diseases cf cmalrs'
Pregnancy Miscarriage larr,unrss, Styrility Rcrro
duction aud abuses Of nature, and "mVhaucali thr
Ladies Private Medical Adrisar, Pamphl't "i ia
pages sent free 20 any address, six cents required IA
! pay postage. =,
| be Ps and book will be Thy mail when desired
| securely ssaled, and prepaid, By
| }. BRYAN, NJ. H., g 1ncral Agent,
No. ~ Cedar FL, New York.
| - Sold by all the principal druggists.
December IL, lsG3-ly.
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BY Forucys Pre-" has broken ground
for "Fremon, & Jessie" and now the ball
goes on. lis significant as showing the
political complexion Of the United States
Senate, which more especially ha' Forney
In its keeping. To save his secretary
ship he must 60 with the Senators in whose
eits i. is. Tho aOjority is against The
sovernmenl"O
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na- We understand that q promnens
ls.ruef, a couservator Of the public morals
a most patriotic gentleman aud Que who
ha, no conscientious scruples against any
thing but fighting or at least not against
breaking the seventh commandment, was
relieved of ooe huadred dollars few days
ago, We suppose he went homo II not a
wiser and better ~ Isas POORER one
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Reading Rail Road.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


GREAT TguNR LINE FROM TIE NORTH Ann
VI Northwest Tor Philadelphia few YORK, Reading
Pottsvillc Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &C, &c. .
Traus leave Harrisburg for yffilsdetphia New rork
Reading Potsville and all intermediate stations at
a. m, and p. m.
New YORK eIptes leaves Harrisburg at 9l5 q. q,
arriving Mt New York AT q Is the same morning.
Fares from ilarrsburgi To New YORK % 10 to
Philadelphia 50 81 and s. 90. Baggage checked
through.
Returning, leave New York at G a. M. 12 noon. and
p n pttsburg ESprsss). Leave Philadelphia a, e.l5
a. M, aud 800 p IN.
Sleeping in the New York express tai h rough
to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers BY the Catawissa Railroad leave Tamnqua
at so q. m, and Is M, for Phadtphia, New York
AMI all Way roints.
Trains leave POttsviile at 9.l5 a. m, and o3O p. r
for Philadelphia, Harris sburg and New York.
An Accommodation passenger train leoves Reading
ut 600 a. M aud returns from Phlade phia at 300 pm
W All the above trains daily sundays excepted
sunday train leaves Pottsville at 1,3O a. nl aud
at BIS p. IN.
Commuatiou, mileage. sonson, and excursion tickets
at reduced rites to aud from all points.
e. a. N1COLLS,
Gsnsrol SBpsrtnifnde
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Aduanced-The "panviis Intellig.n
esr," and Lycoming Gazette each have
raised their advanced prise Of subscription
from 81 so to 81 90, In schuylhiil
county, they have advanced to 81 20 and
90 50, We are not, therefore, without
pr.eedcnt in the small advance we intend
sler the first Of May upon the "CoIums'n
Democrat.
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Qua TowN Clock, after lying long
,lae in silence, i. again on duty, Ills
nov in good ruutiog order aud keep"
regular time. We welcome its clarion
,sice :, i, sing. out the passing hours
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sSrTbcrc has hccn, during the month

sarThcrc ha. been, during the month
cf March, and also thus FAR in April, an
unusual amount of Snow; and uLii"rm-
i,r OF cold weather that has certainly been
beneficial to the fruit crop The buds
have no, swollen enough yet, to be de-
.,roycd by any Of the ordirNry cold snaps,
We may reasonably expect, and therefore
a. they are yot intost ve m'y hope for
abundant yields,
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% E. WIS III a z 7

or this CITY, has undoublcG'y 7cavcrod in his c-m.
hna' ion for the trratm"Ht II Iy.p"psH one of TN
greatest rru'ndirS ttt has oyer been given to III
criug humanity: lie ha- treated within IN Past i""
wears sou lhl1g over nine thuusauu C1aus Ia his pri'
vac pracirc, many Of which had dead tho 'Rt'i g!
eminent phy,irians in rnrop" a"d At' tirH ana ~
every casa hrr' th Iruciurr w'r' tnN'N a"r"riNF
10 dire, lions ihpy have maA3 perfect Mhhy "i
The above rRs"s were ct over twenty years sth"ihg
Ihoss who are trouhlli WITH dyspepsia W'rld q"
well to call NJ the Doctors ul llr EN"~ You al
vira frre pcrsUns dIstrace cau "nuHul ~ i'lt
,l.,~rbing til, symptoms. Dr. Wishtn lr atmcut pat
ur in secure package with fl directions, is sent hy
express ~ th' receipt Cf Six DoGr,.
N H-ln II eases whore tn disease mas not h'comc
chronic. Dr. Wtshaus Dyspepsia Plls arr all mat -
rrqurrd. sent by Hia an thh rac,lpt ol hhr i,h ar
Address Dr. l.. q. 4, Wl.har, Philad' phlN iAHa'
atlpha Ledger. lnrc' ~ lf'' o'''
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POSTSCRIPT!
Rebellion in Illinois.

The people Of Charleston Illinois, and
its vicinity, have for long time been very
much maltreated by the military. Nj
Eden, Member Of Congress, last week &,
was to make aspecch to them and appre-
bending difficulty, many Of the citizens
came to the meeting arnea. Mr. Eden
learning this, declined to speak and did
all lie could 10 prevent q GiHgrb,cc, -
After be left tbe town the fyht bogsu.---
Eight were killed and about twenty vour.
he'd The military arrested thirty or for'y
Every thing is quiet now.
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ay- Hon. WM. A. WALLACE, Senator
from C,eariield, has cur thanks for his
Reason, for / vote en- Amcndmeos the
Coust,.ut.on.
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ns~ We SEQ by the Hp"'hca", 'N"t
I hons. Dcnn, complains Of the political
com,le1ion 0 ,hc Grand Jlry,he may well
& q 80 for should he ever come boi"re shea
be would come otf b 'dly as did 'hs o!!'er
roga., belonging 70 Tho vans party,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09
seyr.- L grand Bali 10 30 come ell ~

RS 4 grand Bali is TO come oil IL
w..Livg,on city shorslv, in which we
p,e.iden. Hamln, speaker ColFaE, and
.,ber eminent aIolitonisss figure as mnn'
sgsr.. Another grsod ball is 10 come oS
ea the l5h Of April in which the poor
pcople figure ss tue dauccrs-thc music
j. ,h. booming cannon, sul the movement
a "dnub!e quick the proceeds are 10 DC
spp'i-i 10 "FreeinS the NIegers'
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s- There has becn good deaf "i
changing of residences this spring Our
f,isud, uuA give u, notice il The Demo-
rra. fais 10 reach them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

Tss Ladies' (Oho) Repository, fer
Aaril, is on our Table, I, is magazine
Of choice religious literature aud IS neatly
printed and ably conducted. Every NAM
bsr contains elegant enEravings,
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There are now AZ, 600 Sick in she milf
try ho.pitals throughout the County
1000 are in the ho.pitals in the Depart
msut "i Washington.
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UELL'S SpEOIFIC PILLS-WAn.


u RAsrrD m Att CAsEs-Can be relied on Never
fail to cure! DO not nauscao Are speedy in action
No change Of diet required DO not int -frre WITH
business pursuits Can be used without detection !
Upwards Of 2uO cures the past month some Of them
very severe over one hundred physicians have
used them ia their practice, and all speak well of III
efficacy and approve of their composition, which is
entirely vegetable, aud harmless on the system Hun.
dreds Of certificates can BE- shown
Bells Specific Pills are the original and only genuine
Specific Pill They are adapted for male and female,
old young and the only reliable remedy for ctfictRg
n permanent aud speedy cure in all cases of Spetma
torrhca, Seminal Weakness, with all its train OF
evils such rctlra and Vaginal Discharges, Glert,
the Whites Nightly or Involuntary Emissions. lncOn.
tInuRuCe, Genital debility and irritabiiy, lmpotence,
Weakness LOSs Of Power, NERVOUS Debility, &c,
a Of winch arises principally from sexual EIcasscs or
SELF bus, some constitutional arrangement, anu
incapacitatps the sufferer from fulfilling the duties OF
married if'' In all sexual diseases, as Gonorfhea,
elect ana Structures and in Diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys, thry act a. n charm Relief 10 experi.
enced BY taking single box
Sod by all the principal druggists. Price s.
Thcy will be gent by mail. securely sealed, and eon
hdeniiay, on receipt o. the money, by
], BRYAN, NJ. D.
No. 76 Cedar ST. New York.
Consllting rhysicsn for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who viii
send, free 10 ALL the following valuable work, in seal
cd envelope
TmE FIFIIIrn THousGsD-DR. BELLS TREATISE
on self Abuse. Premature IcCay, Impotence and loss
power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissions Gcuul Debility, &C. &c, pamphlet of -
which should BE- read by every suft.rcr, the means
of cure IL tue srvrrest stages Is plainly set forth Two
stamps required to pay postage.
December ~, leG5 ly.
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sts- We will notice the ehaugss OF bu'
,iupss men, u hen they advertise aud that is
s!l IF our duty,
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p1- Rev, GEO. W. ScoTr, will preach
op to-morrow, at 10 and clock, in The
Bsptis! Church.
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THE DAILY AGE,

which advocates The ptincDlcs and policy OF the Ds..
ocratic party, is issued every morning. (SIudsys
ceptsd( ana contains tho tA1E,T TELEGRAPH Etwt
from all parts of the world "it' carefully prepared
articles on Government, Politics, rair FInaH cie
aud prompt cditO. al comments On the queriaps N
attlifS nf the day Market reports, PriCGs Current
stock Quotations Marine Intelligence, Reports Of Pub.
lie Gatherings, Foreign AMI Dome sIic ,urrrsptutense
Legal Reports, IN atrlcal Criticisms, Rsy:4rs ~
taraturc, Art and Music Agricultural Matters, aad
discussions "f whatever subject Ia of general tnt.IssG
md iuu
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

Gas- JESSE COLEMAN, E'q, Prothono :
tory o, Columbia county, has losstsd III
B.oom.bu'g.
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sas- Rev. GGo IlUNTiR, formerly of
Evansville, in this equity, ia now located
10 New Berlin, UpiIn co.
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Philadelphia, Jane -, s7Gi.
tlII I'JJ1Iin LNUiICE,

TN're NAVY Preparations sold under n. ram. Of
Bi.rS pat AZ rnG't bVtios. spou1Ged Of TIE eAsapst
vaiss,g ,u7J1 Tvn, oD'tiag from 40 csnts p.r
raon the tdsc aisguifsd by 7niss Coriander Se,1
THIS cIEss of !iittcrs has CAUSED and will continue
to ca long M they cnu be sold, hundreds to die
tn ,Ath of the drdnkard By their use the system
uant- OF The worst kind til tcsire for Liquor ia crea
tr aud kept up aud the reslt j. all the horrors A.
Tenant Upun urTukard lih and death
Tor those vino desire aad VII have LiGi,of Ru.rs
publish the following r"leIpt. Gtt une bottle uf
in"tlJld'> hcTHln lhtths nti mix with three quarts
Of good brandy or Whisky ald the rcsult viii lr a
preparation that viii far eHcd in medical viturr and
tHc XclnUrc any Of tn nicrUus Ligpnr 3itiyra IA
the markul aud will cns'mucl les. Nou viii have
a., lhe virtues Of Il0oars Httrrs in connection wan
good article Of Liquor, at much lrss prisJ than
ih1s. iu(:fi"r prcparalios wit cost yOu.
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COLUMBIA DIMOCR At,
Saturday Morning, Apr. 9, 1864.

n7y- Candidates for Sheriff are in abun.
,pSe.
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"7homas Dunn,' hu, not yet returned
those "Go,d Specks."
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CO." Spotted fever is making it. appear
ance in Eastern Ohio.
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Tcsuying Of their own personal knowad9e, TO tho
beneficial effect and medical virtues OF thctc Dters
DO you rant sonelhivg to strsnrthsu your
10 you udnt 0ood app,ttsl
DO you rant u buiid up yspr Constitutional
10 you ,epHt 10 feel rsit?
10 you tcGrt 10 get rid If rsrrOrsness'
Io you rant eHcrgy!
De you 1rint TO steep rel
DO yGu rant a briSi dnd rigorous fsciirp?
If ynu do, use iiOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
From Fer. l. Merton Broirn H. D., Editor Of ths Eneg
eiopeiia If Religious Knorisdge.
Although not dsp ppscd to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines general through disttust or their ingre
dirnts and elects yet know of no sufficient reasons
why may not testify 10 the benefit h. believes
himself To have received from any simple preparations
in The hope Tint he may thus contribute the benefit Of
oih.rs.
do this the more ,rndily in rera,d to tnoGand'I
German h'rs, prepared by DR.. {, " Jackson Of this
CITY, because was prcJpiiced against item for many
years, und he impression that they were chiefly an
al ohullc miItarr. an, indebted to my friend Robert
Eocmakcr, Esq, fIr tin removal u this prejudice by
prnpr tests, aud fr en- engagement try them when
sGrriur from great AMI long continued debility. Tho
Us" OF tire" bottles e these Bitters, the beginning
Of the present year followed hy evident relief
and restoration tph IL gree OF bodily and ncntal vigor
which had net fn!t for months before, art had nj
moel GcsptiT'd vt rrga'Hifg. | therefore thank God
anI my th'nt for ar ct.ae me 10 thcuse Of thrui.
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