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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-19
Xsnia, July 18th, 1864.
Fourth Of July.
FIFTEEN MILES FROM ATLANTA, Geo., !
Ju1v Ath 1894

FIFTEEN MILES PROM ATLANTA, Geo.,
July 4th, 1864.
DEAR -SIsTERs--E hope youare all hav--
inga good time to-day, in .KeRia, hut if it
is as hot as it is here you wont enjoy it
very much. You have heard before this. the
good news from this army. Phe rebels dis
covered the grand movement Of General Sher-
man, on Saturday night, and left their
stronghold in a hurry. Yesterday morn
ing about ten o'clock, our brigade (I4th in
advance) catered Mariettay the pretiiest
town have en-in--the South. We were
most agreeably disappointed in finding it
still inhabited, (mostly by women.) Some
Of the ladies greeted US with waving hand
kerchiefs and many of the officers received
boquets of beRutifd flowers. we rested
about an hour in one ofthef beautiful groves
near the town. In the afternoon we marched
about Eve miles, when our advance, ID brig
ade Of our Division, came on to the enemy s
rear guard. A great many prisoners and
deserters were brought in
This morning l suppose you heard the
booming Of cannon, but not as we heard it
here, followed by the terrible, sereech ofa
shell AZ noon To-day Che 74tlr Ohio, 79th
Pa and lst Wis, were orderd out in sup
porting distance Of the skimish line but We
had nothing to do for our skimishers drove
the JOhnnies before them out Of their first
line Of rifle pits intoa secend and stronger
line About so rebels sweres captufed in J
our 'front.' 4 detail was made from each
regiment to remain and fortify for the artill- |
cry, and we came back to this place, where |
we had left our tents and knapsacks.
l wouldlike to be in Xenia to-day to get
somethiag good tOeaR Wegst Plentyte eat (
though such as it is-fat pork, fresh beef I
hard tack, plenty of coffee and sugar and |
sometimes beans. Last night for supper I !
had a good mess of fried apples and to
night we are going to have stewed grapes
large green ones1 fog grapes Think. Some Of
the boys have black berries. They say there I
are great many of them about half mile !
from here, but it is too awful hot to 20 after |
them, and expect there are two or three |
yankees at every bush now. 1t is now a.
bout haltPast two cloek THERE'S cennoH-
aiding and musketry firing in front about one I
mile from us. The front is now about six /
miles from Marietta, and fourteen fkom At /
Ianta, and five miles from the Chattahoochee /
river. Col Stoughtou, commanding first /
brigade was woundela little whils ago. III
seein the papers that Gen Hooker vas kill
ed IN the recent charge of the 20th Corps. /
have seen him since then. Brigadier Gena-
raj Harker Of the 4th Corps, was killed, and
suppose the name was taken for Hooker.
am we'll
JOHN H. FORBES.
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.rErrg-rr .L9diAE2a- rasfH
At a meeting Of the Xenia Ladies Aid
Society, 70 the Christian Commission held
July 4tE. it Nssg T r ~ "a
Rss0lssa, Fhat, through tlse msdiuaza oi-oar
city papers, we tender our warmest thanks
tO the following named persons, for their
valuable assistance during the Festival
recently held for the bsbeft ef me sdsietys
"a Miss Jenhie BihRley, Cor ths hiee
littlsdonaioh Of her petlamb, whoss '.fas
V0iee,ip it will be remembered, won much
admiration for itself and the sum of SO
from the pocket Of our worthy President Of
the Society.
To Master Charlie CARLSON, for Dis in
geniOus aud successful efort to add A.
musement and profit to the occasion, in
which effort, he certainly displayed the
cunning Of a fox in elephantine proper
tions.
To the gentlemen, who gave US iuvalua-
bic aid, in preparing for the reception Of
the public.
To the prOprietOrs Of the several Livery
Stables, for their generous donations of
OOnveyancesi- for fhs use q p5lEssf0Ta and
:soIieit6Ts. ~
To our country friends, who contributed so
literally to cur supplies, and so largely to
our patronage, and to whom alone we are
indebted for the cream Of the entertain
ment-
To the public generally, through whose
kindness and lberality the receipts of the
Festival amounted to the hansOme sum Of
$4,000 and the net proceeds to something
more than $4,000.
80 .By oFdeE7eEthe S9ciety--
l..s.Z -
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Guardians sale OF Land,

4 n pursuance of an order Of the Probate
! u CSurt Of Greene County, Ohio made On ihe
9Th day OF July, A. D. 1864, in The case Of
Silas Bales, Guardian Of Mary Emily Cline,
Amanda Jane Cline and Laura Ellen Cline
against his said wards, the undersigned viii
on the 18th day Of August A. D. 1864, be
tween the hours Of I and 4 o'clock, T. NJ. on
the premises in said County, offer at public
sale the f0lloWing Described Real Estate. sit-
uate in the County of Greene, in the State Of
Ohio, and a small part in Clinton County, In
said State, bounded and described as follows:
Being part Of Military Survey No 1882, en-
tered in the name Of Carter Page, Beginning
at cherry tree, Box-elder and D0gwood
thence No $50 . Z 64-9-l0 poles to stone
Southwest corner to Ambrose jones, n Ma
pie II inches in diameter bears s SO ". 10
iinks,-aad a maple inches in diameter, bears
S 66s Z Is links; thence with the west line Of
said 4. Jones' land y 30\ l544-lO pOies-to
a stone northwest corner Of said Jones land,
and in the south line Of Eber Jones, where
White oak IL inches in diameter bears n ~
E links a white ash IL inches in diameter
bears S 5090, W links; thence with Eber
Jones south line n 89o w So poles to a stone,
corner to Eber Jones' land, in the East line
of Philip Wicals land, where a white ash l3
and an elm 16 inches in diameter, bears n
853 E l52 links; thence with the East line
Of Philip Wieal' land passing his corner, and
with the East line of David Shields 4I3 W
crossing branch at lis poles, 1863 poles to
the beginning containing Eighty-three acres
and ffty-six- square poles, (83 A. OR. 56 p
more Or less. -s --A
Terms of Sale: One-third cash on the day
of Sale; one-third in one, and the balance in
two years from the day Of sale, the deferred
payments to be secured by Mortgage on-the
premises sold, and= to bear interest at therute /
of six per cent per Rnnum,s payable annually.
Appraised at SO % per acre S4167. 50-100
SIBAS BALES, Guardian Of
Mary Emily Cline Amanda Jane Cline, and
Laura Ellen Cline.
CATCH & SEXTON, Attys.
July y, 1864-5tE r-s - r1
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Greene County Bible Society.


At a meeting Of the Board Of Managers,
Oh the 4th inst, q committee consisting
Of J. C. Mcmillan, A. Trader, and T. P.
TownSley, we're appointed to makegan ar
ran-ement Tor tke. uczt an66iyaersary, which
is to be held in the U. ?. Church of this
place, on the 10Th Of August. Rev. W. S.
Finley,and the secretary we're appointed to
prepare the annual Report. The Seere-
tary, through the papers of the county,
would call n attention Of the different
branches an auxiliary Societies, in this
county, to the necessity Of having their
annual meeting before the annual county
meeting. And those who have been ap-
pointed to canvass their respective Dis
tricts and solicit contributions to the BIZ
ble.oauss sre.aisO ezpeated td have heir
reports ready, at their expected anniver-
saries. The .elergymen of-ths county are
all requested to take up c elections in their
respective charges, and report the same
to the Tresurer before the anniversary.
j. Q. Me1IILIdANs
Cor Secretary.
Xsnia, july 18th, 1864.
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who are YouG

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Some days ago We had the supreme
! pleasure Of looking at a map giving q the
situation-south Of Riebmond.R It was
-ezcrueiatiDgly lucid. And what's grand
about it, is, that It didn't appear in. either
De@oTe5t's, Harper !, Or Frank Leslia's
/ paper. It Is supposed that the thing
was actually made here-here in Xenia.
So then we have an artist We Wish We
could give the map to our readers, but we
lswill have to satisfy ourself. By merely
speaking oft. We suppose before this, a
copy has been sent to Lloyd, the great
map maker, and one to Gen. Grant, before
Richmond, which place VIII certaialg fall
now, as Gen. Grant can see just what he
is doing by the XeHia- map. But wbat-
aboutit2 Well, one blur ofink is called
"Richmohd, and then outa Iittle distance,
is long smearel line called "chiek'y
river, from which showing We are inclined
to believe that there Is eeTtsl5lf s Titer
10 some direction from Richmond; and
although the artist could not mark it or
spell it, We still believe the river is there.
This Will5bs great news for Gem Gfaui-5I
this knowledge of the fact Of the exist
enee Ofariycr. He can 6oR hope to bro
vide his men and horses with water, al !
though in the map referred to, across the !
line representing the river, tbsreruu sever
al white marks as though the river vas
not in running condition. We are
bound to suppose, however, notwitbstanl-
ing the cut, that "ehick' y river has wa
ter in it.
Meanwhile, as We listen to hear the crash I
of the falling timbers Of Richmond, will
the artist come out and tell US who he is.
The cut bears no name, and of course we
can not therefore thank the source for the
blessing.
In e'aclusion, we win say, that while
we are sorry we can not give the cut to
our readers, we can trutdfully tell them,
that we have learned from it, that Rich
mond stin remains, that t'ehicly riy6F'
yet has being, and that Gen. Grant is
now probably aware of these things, and
therefore We may soon expect to hear of
the doWpfall Of the rebellion. -et
But who udi5" the cut /
That's The question: Don't be mod
est, artist What's your name {?
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AGrand calebrationl

-ltt1
The ColOred United Association of
Xenia, viii hold a grand celebration in full
regalia, at tie Grove'Of Mr.. Albert Gallo
way I Of mile west Of Xenia, Aug. 2nd.
1854 The Sons of Protection Of Colum-
bus, will be present on the occasion. The
different Sabbath Ssbools, Of color, of
Xenia, will also be present. A good
band Of Music will BE- in attendance to en-
.liveu the occasion.
The fOllOwing-named speakers viii be
preseut-Rev. Rufus C9nrad ,Rev-James
Pyndeztsr, Peter 4. Clarke, Prof Mich
el, Rev. G. W. Bryant, and Rev. E. D.
Davis. The public are cordially invited.
Order of procession-The c. U. Asso-
cia iOn viii meet at O'Clock, at their Hall
on Church St, and form a procession, and
march to Main st., at Cousins corner
where the Sons of Protection will form in
the rear The Baptist Sabbath School
win march to the corner Of Main & Mon
roe Sts., where the A. NJ. E. Sabbath
School will join the procession, and from
thence to the Grove.
Officers and Committees Of the day
President Of the day, Samuel Troy vice
Presidents, H. A. Clements, Robert Mich
Ols, Lewis Cleggett; Secretary, John
Lamb; Treasurer, John Brown; Grand
Marshall, Jesse Devine Assistant, E. T.
Page.
Commitie of Arrangcments-Geo. DAY,
John Lamb, John Cousins, Wesley Cain,
WIN. Venae
A grand Festival viii be held in the
evening, at the A. NJ E. Church.
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Cairo, July 15.-Steamer Magenta. from
New y0rleaHs, on the 10th Eieksburg the
18th and Memphis the l4lh, arrived this
evening. The Magenta made the trim from
New Orleans to Memphis in two days and
seventeen hours. Quite number of dis
ehared and furloughed soldiers came up on
her. There is little news of importance
trom New Orleans. The steamer Evening
Star left for New York on the 9th with the
mails, 1874 bales Of cotton and Sl15.OOO in
gold. The Picayune which was suspended
for time has resumed, publication. Its
publishers auuoumce' their Intention to sup
port ihe Goyernment Of the Bnited States
steadily, adyocatingal all the measures neees-
sary 10 the restoration Of its authority in all
parts Of the country. The cotton marked
lwasneaTly at q stand still, notwithstanding
iber Al receipts. Ordinary 81 10; goot
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Attachment Notice.

Lindsey MARSHALL Prf T The State Of Ohio. Greene
against County s S.
John Nc cNellis and Court Of Common Pleas.
Charles AcNellis Def'ts Greene County, OHIO,
Civil action. Attachment
T0HN IcNellis, and Charles .HcSellis aofan
a dants Of the State Of Indiana, will take notice
that on the 5th day Of Jay, 1864, said Lindsey
NarEhall, plaintiff, flcd his petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas, for said County Of Greene, a.
gainst them, setting forth in substance that on tie
18th day Of October 1860 the said defendants exc
ouled ther joint and several prumissory note in
writing 10 one W. s. Eubanks, aud thereby prumis
ed to pay the said Eubanks The sum Of Sfl2 5O,lOO
in two years after the date thereof aud that Ocr-
wards the said Eubanks endorsed and delivered th,
said note to one William A. Bagfurd. and alter
wards and before tho commencement Of said action
said Bagiord endorsed and delivered the said not
to the plaintiff, which note rlantir prays iudrco
ment for the sum Of SIP, 5o>lCO with interest
thereon from the l2.h day of October 1862 And
at the commencement Of said action on order Of At
mohment was issued thcrcuPou which has been
levied upon lot number fur,y-sN, 40 46,l 10 Cos,
Andrew aud Foust's addition TO the town, [uow
city Of Xenia, in said County Of Greene, as tho
property Of said John NcNellis one Of said defcu
danis Tue said defendants are notified that they
are reuuirrd % appear aud answer the said petition
on or before he third Saturday after the 3alh day
OF August next
LINDSEY NAEsHALL,
By Gatch 4 Sexton his At.y's.
July ig, ls6j-7t
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, Communication.

In the absence Of the editor, on last Fri
day Communication, in reply to the one
written BY "a Citizen last week, was
brought 70 cur o1isa, We are sorry the
author did not leave his name. We have
No idea who he vas. None Of our. WOrkmsn
knew him. Under these CIRCUMSTANCES we
can not publish the conmanfeatioa. We do
not desire to publish the name, but it must
be in our possession. This, we believe, Is
the universal rule among editors If the
author Hiu please hand Us his name, ne viii
willingly publish his ooaaanisation next
week.
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A Railroad to lebanon.

The Lebanon Star says:
''What about that Railroad To- Lebanon ?
Are we done, completely done. or is there
yet enterprise enough in our mfistto brine
Lebanon into communication with the outeT
world We shall have something to saw
upon the subject in our next paper. Mean
time we viii only remark tlat RAILROADS
cost money, and it is utter folly to e-peot
the Little Miami Company to build a road
70 Lebanon without local subscrfptions
Can it BE- possible that argument is Teauir-
ed to convince our citizens and the farners
in the vicinity, that the benefits from the
road will exceed the cost2 If So we re-
sPectfuliy suggest that the history Of Leban
on ought 70 be transferred to the record Of
the Middle Ages"
Pretty hard on the property people Of
Lebanon, and vicinity, but none too much so
either. It's a shame that Lebanon has never
had enterprise enough to build herself
railroad. -she'sa couaEytown sure enough.
One Of her citizens has to 20 four miles,
before be can reach railroad depot in fact
We expect 2 good many people insLebanoh
would be frightened at the whistle Of a Lo-
comotire. Lebanon is isolated from the
rest Of the world, and gets her news in these
days Of excitement, By stage Up here in
Xenia we can afford plenty Of railroads.
We have the road from Cincinnati TO Coz
umbus, one to Springfield, and one to Dayton.
And Lebanon, who thinks herself quite &
county Sest, hasn't any. Too bad "
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WE learn that a little difficulty oc-
CURED at The Hivling House on Fri
day Some soldiers entered the
house and perPetrated some gross
misbehavior. They were taken be-
flre thsA4ayor and made to pay a fne
and costs.
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Rev. Granville noody.D. D.

The Indiana State Conference at
its recent Commencement, conferred
the degree OfD. D. upon Rev. Gran
vile Moody, in recognition, we pre-
sumo, Of his distinguished patriotic
services no less than of his eminent
talents.-Springfeld News.
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Greene County Probate 0augk

The following Executors Administrators anq
Guardians have filed their several aeeonnis
aud vouchers in The ofsoe ofsaid Court ~
settlement, with the Court and the sane Wlll
bo for hearing on the 9th day Of June Ito4
Joseph A, Burrows aud Bspieman ?. otilel
Executors Of the last viii and testament d
Bcniaman Stiles diseased.
Thomas b. Cummings Administrator q lha .
estate Of Elijah b. Harisock deceased.
Jamss c. Nc Millian Administrator 81
James p. Smart deceased.
Moses Barlow Guardian Of ". A ranrers
feld.
Joseph A. Burrows, Guardisaa David ,
Helmcr aud Altheda Helmcr
G, w. MesSlor Guardean Of VILLAS Msuss
Ter.
Henry MaltimOye Gbarssat u Rebsesa 4.
Fletcher
Menry Maitimbts Gdrdah 6f WHlirn n
Campbell and John Campbell.
May L., 1864
7. MARSHALL, Probate Judge.
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HY1TEEIAL,,

MARRIED.-on July 18th, by G.
W. Wright, Esq, Henry Browder, of
Darke County, and Miss Jane CottrelI, Of
Greene County.
On june goth, by the same,
Mr.. William H. Reed, and Miss Murgery
Ann Day, both Of Cedarville, Greene
County, r q "ILtf
o. July 18th, by tie same, Mr.. J ohn
Merritt, and Miss Emily ElSter, both Of
Xeuil.
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This popular Magazine for August
has made its appearance. Il is an
unusually interesting and attractive
number. The following is the table
of contents: A CIub-Man in Africa;
TheOdosia Burr; Missing; The Militia
~ Hospitals at Fortress Monroe; The
Bend; The Sisters; The Shakespeare
Tereentenary; The Unkind Word;
Woman on the Farm; Dennis Duval;
On the Right Footing; Broken Images;
Treatment oftho Apparently Drowned;
Our Mutual Friend; Prices and Invest
ments; Monthly Record Of Current
Events; Literary Notices; Editors
Easy Chair; Editors DraWeC Fash
ions for August.
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ne i2th aEusseredout

The 18th Ohio Regiment, in which
Greene county vas well represented, has
been mustered out of the service after
three years Of hard war. During this
tine Il has been il many battles. It's ranks
have been fearfully tbinued.
We learn from the Star that the BOYS
are to have grand reception when they
feiurn from Columbus to Lebanon. They
are worthy Of it.
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OBITUARY,

DIED.-Mrs. Elizabath A, wife Of
John L. Norman, died June 2Sth, at her
residence, two miles east of jamestown.
She leaves a husband and three small
children to &ourn her loss Death comes
when least expected, regardless Of child
ren's tears or husbands gl;ef
DIED.-Juue 3Otb 1864, Sarah Ellen,
Daughter Of Elizabeth and Franklin
Taylor, Aged IS years months.
Blessed in the sight Of the Lord
Are the death Of his Saints.
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Harvesting

Ina ride through the country last
week, We noticed that harvesting was
progressing finely. Wheat appeared
to be about all cut, though some Of
the latest in ripening was yet stand
ing: Between here and jamestown,
the crop Of wheat was this year pretty
good. Farther north, and on the
road from here 20. Cedarville, it was
not 50 good. Much of it was killed
BY winter freezing.
The corn crop did net look SO well
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From the 154sh.

We have received another long and in
teresting letter from q. c. E. in the 18th.
Il is too late for this weeks paper. WeHilI
publish it next we2k. Toe Regiment is
now at Camp S:eveuslH, near Greenland
Gap. Nothing exciting has lately turn
ID up"
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aRather singalar.n

The LEBANON SrAR, under the
above heading, tells about a turkey
gObler setting on a chiekenhen'shest.
In another place, the STAR says it is
scarce Of local items. We are bound
TO believe so.
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as one would like to see It. The dry
weather Ofthe early part Of summer
put it back considerably
Oats is beginning to ripen, and We
Judge il viii be a pretty fair crop.
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Correspondence.

? Two good looking nigh privates, belonging
to CO. u, 94th 0. v. /, wish to correspond
with IS many loyal ladies. Photos exchang-
ed if desired. Address Harry Tempest, and
Frank Murrel, Co. Il, 94th o. V. L., Chatta-
nooga, Tennessee.
no19-St
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Local Department.
Notice

The regular meeting oflhs sOidisrs' Aid
Society, win meet ct Mrs Trottsrs,
(Dslroit ST. on Thdrsday evening Of this
week, 81 o'clock. All are cordially invited
70 aaehd o
N. ANNIE MOORE soe'y.
July lsth, 1864
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Hot

The weather IS awful bot but its being
50 hot only makes Nilbourn's ice cream
taste the co Ter. Visit his parlor on Main
Street.
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PELHAM & CAREY have sold 1000
bushelt ofWhsas to be delivered ia Phil
adslphia, at two dollars per busheL
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SODA FOUNTAIN.

Ifyou are warm and thirsty, drop in and
get Glass Of Soda Water. We keep the ia
yOrite NECTAR CREAM, aud other choice
Syrups. ,-,----
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Net Assets, January, 1854:
$3,OO2,556.89

4. The Plan and Organization Of tho
Etra, after As years severe trial, has rsaliz-
cd the greatest public advantage and sue
cess Of the. various systems Of Fire Insurance
in the country, Is now better than eyerpro
pared for duty.
5, 10000 Loss Claims have been settled and
paid. Sixteen Millions Of Dollars! f
@. The Consumption of Property BY Ere, in
tho United States, averages over SIOO,Oo0
daily. Is your property exposed and unprO-
tected?
Z. Are You Insured If not, why nOt7 The
cost is triaing; the duty is manifest; the 70
suit may be your escape from ruin-while
delay and neglect may involve you in bank
/ ruPtey, poverty or cruel disappointment
8. Particular Attention and regard is given
to small risks as well as large ones. Able
security aad superior commercial advantages
afforded.
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MEDICAL.


.3c IT has long been the aim Of
I.ek physicians to fnd combination
f0RI6O Of medicines having the requisite
WIN stimulating and tonic properties
~ 0Ic,T to relieve and cure the common
} 40 complaints of Biliousness, Liver
N0E/2 edisorders, Languor, Headache,
(S/IIRV Lovness of Spirits, Indigestion,
NI-%ay,y Jaundiee, Fever and Ague, etc,
afHy// which are the diseases incident to
pp-~-> this climate. The remedy has
been discovered by, DR.. Roback, and in thous-
ands Of cases the merits Of his Bitters have
been tested in the above complaints, and
there is but one voice from the people, and
that is in favor Of these truly wonderful
Stomach Bittors. We advise all who are af-
ficted and need an agreeable tonic for these
troubles above indicated, to commence at
once using these Bitters. Sec ADVERTISE
ment &4w
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WIKI the person Who spells brakeman
with an @s thus, i'braEesman," please
give Us bis authority for SO doing?
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BY TELEGRAPH
Startling Newsl

Generals, McGufey, RtHh PineO, t4reen
Mitchell Wells, Goodrich, Wilson, and Station
cry to be reduced or laid on the shelf
have purchased and have in store stock
Of school books and stationary in which can
offer great inducements TO purchasers. As
an Illustration let us compare the prices YOU
have been paying for McGuffey's Speller and
Reader with the prices Mt which propose fur
nishing them. 1t is an old saying that "facts
are stubborn things" and that figures do not
lie. .a .fi FI.Er..t @FIrHa l..
prices nail NJ ~