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Books FOR CAMP AND HoMR.-James
Redpath, Boston, announces u series Of
ten cent books for the Camp Fires, of a
much higher class than the dime publ
cations now in the market. They will
contain from So to 124 pages; new type,
good paper neatly hound in green
backs No. l is-'On Picket Duty and
Other Tales, by Miss L. NJ Alcott,
whose Hospital Sketches has been one of
the most popular books of the season. No.
2 is 'Clotelle, Tale of the South, with
five fine illustrations. No. 3 is The
Vendetta, one of Balzac's best tales,
translated for the publisher. No. is
Gulliver's Travels in Lilliput. No. 5 is
Victor Hueo's eloquent description OF
the Battle of Waterloo. Each number
is complete in itself and unabridged.
Ten cents sent to the publisher will
secure a specimen copy, postage paid, to
any home or camp address-or fifty cents
for the list above announced. No. l is
out, and the five will all be published
before the close of February. Address,
james Redpath, publisher, Boston.
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Statistics.
B. F. WADE.

IT has been announced to the people
Of Ohio that Governor Andrew Of Mass
achusetts has applied TO the State of
Ohio for information about our valuable
Bureau of Statistics, and he wishes to
learn how Massachusetts may have a ike
blessing. 1t is very pleasant indeed for
Ohio to win the applause Of the ingen
ious Governor Andrew, and he should be
requited. The first step in the process
is to find a gentleman who has the art Of
making a display of odd numbers and
disjointed facts in tabular form, and who
has an affection for a salary of about
fifteen hundred dollars a year, and who
will still hang on to it when tut down to
one thousand dollars.
Next, to find in each county good
guesser and computer, to send up his
averages.
But the renowned Governor had bet,
ter wait until our system is more matur-
ed. We have already got table show
ing how many inches men measure round
the breast, and how many pounds they
weigh, and how many feet and inches
they are high, from specimens in High
land county. We expect soon to have
like tables showing the average number
of pigs found in each litter farrowed in
each county, with their usual weight at
one day old and at one week old, and a;
what time their tails begin to curl.
Other interesting inquiries of like
kind are in meditation, not proper to be
disclosed at present, lest it should be
useful to the enemy, and We would sug.
gest that Governor Brough be instructed
to write to the ilIustrious Governor an
encouraging letter, inviting further cor.
respondence at future day, but to wall
for the present until this cruel war il
over.
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The Progress Of Revolution.

A MEMORIAL signed by merchants in
Philadelphia has been presented to the
House of Representatives, praying Con
gress to tax the circulation Of all banks
to such an extent as to compel them to
call in their issues, that the country may
have nothing but national legal tender
currency. They say that State Bunk
issues have deprecated and are liable to
further depreciation. This would be
making the action Of Congress a police
power over currency, and they have nc
such power, or any power over currency
They may coin money and regulate the
value of coins-they can do nothing
more.
The assertion about the depreciation
of State Bank notes is not true. It is
not possible that bank notes can be low.
er at the place of issue than legal tender
notes; some Of them are much more val
ued.
1t is one of the bad signs of the times
that men can bring themselves to ask Of
Congress an exercise Of power for dis
honest and indirect purpose, and a still
worse sign that they have such an opin-
ion of the Congress as to ask of them
such an action
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professional Cards.
JA1Eus TAYLOR.
ICELAND PEcToRAL

Diseases oi the THROAT. Cncsl aud Pulmon
AIRY organs are ever prevalent. niSItliOuS amt
dangerous. The properties of a mrdirIne tu
sLeyia.e. cue and urroOr tIe>e complaints.
must be EXpccI"raut. Anojyne aud Inlisur-
alug, louseInug lie mIcus OF the threat, and
1 imparting tone 10 the entire system No dis
"oyery in m"dical srience ever mast erred tlls
elias, ol diseases like Dr. W,nkonp's Iceland
PrcIoral. II is used with the most astoui>il-
ing results IN all cases al Bronchitis. Influenza.
Whoopiug Cough Dip;heria or Pu rid Sor,-
Throat, Asthma. Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner-
vous Trri;ahiitv. &c
The Rev ]. j. Potter eertifeS. 8 that have
used DR. Wynkoups Pectoral tor several ears,
myself and in nv family, for severe Pulnon-
ary Complaints, and have recommended il ia
many others. and have never Sreu It's equal
Rev. J. }. Potter, Brooklyn, n. Y
Hundreds AMI thousands Of important trS-
'imouiaIS could be produced showing its re-
markable cures art that il never fails.
Il Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss. Balm
/ Of GiIead, Peruvian BnIsam Elrcampane.C Com
| irev, Burdock, and other Invaluable expecror-
ant and tonic ingredients. Et is harmless
prompt and lasting. Invalits and sufferer,
cannot afford TO neglect trial Every Emi-
| " should have it. II is remarkable tor Croup
/ Full descriptions. Recommendations and di
rectiors accompany each bottle.
/ Sold toy AL principal Druggists
Prepared by Dr. R. y Wvnkoep, and solo
| by D. S. Barnes & ca. New Yurk
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Rebels DespOndent over sherman's DOings,

THE Atlanta Appeal says Sherman's S
purpose is still a mystery as to whether
he will move against Mobile or turn east
ward. 1t says Sherman with sudden and
unexpected rapidity has moved against
our weakest points.
Mississippi is the Egypt of the Con-
federaey, where, if not elected, he can
subsist till spring, and do more damage
than he will by winning pitched bat
tie He is making war on our subsist-
ence and resources, which to destroy, is
to defeat US. Sherman marches in solid
body, with his artillery in front, rear,
and on the fanks, and his cavalry close
under his guns. Not a nan is allowed
to leave far enough to steal a chicken or
pig. Rebel cavalry are lowering a.
round him greatly. Citizens are in arms
to repel invaders.
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LYONS KATRAIRoN.

Kalhairnn is from the Greek word "Ka;hro, ~
or " Kathairo,' slgnifying to cleanse. rriu,in-
ate and restore. This article is what its name
signifies. For preserving, restoring and beau-
titving the human hair it is the most remark
able preparation in the world It is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor.
and is now made with the same care. skill and
attention which gave it a sale Of over one
million bottles per annum.
It Is a most dr!i=hrlu' Hair Dressing.
Il eradicattS scurl and daIdrrH.
Il keeps the head coll and clean.
Il makes IN, hair rich. Soft and glossy.
Itprrvrnrs the hair from falling oifanG turn
ing grav.
Il restores hair uprn bald heads.
Anv lady or gentleman VIII" vilu"S a beau
fiiuI head OF hair should use Lyons K 'fhairon.
II is known aud used throughout The civilized
world. Sold bv al respectable d'.alrrs.
DEMAs s. BARNES & co. PrOp,ietOrs.
NEW YORK.
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Secret Cireulars--HOv Circulated.

ST. PARIS Champaign Co., Feb. D.
Ems. GAZETTE Permit me to call your
attention to a subject deserving consideration.
1t appears that the Hon. John Sherman is eu-
gagged in circulating documents calculated to
beget dissension and division IN the Union
party, io-wit; In the daily Enquirer OF Feb
10Th there is an article headed Republican
document; Mr. Lincoln; next Presidency" ,"
&c, &c, the character Of which is too unmis-
talSably plain for any ene to be deceived as
to its object. The Enquirer remarks that he
received it from a leading Republican mem
Der Of Congress. The point to which call
your attention-hoping that you viii give il
ventilalion-is this: The same document is
being distributed among the people, in pam
phlet form, under the frank of John Sherman;
so that It appears that Sherman and the En-
quirer are ia alliance to write down the Ad-
miuistration and heget diSsenson in the loyal
ranks. speak the mind of the people when
I say am for the man the people nominate
fairly at the proper time; and while the pre-
mature action of certain persons and lesisla-
tors in respect to Mr. Lincoln, should be con-
demned, nevertheless. we must not lose sight
of the fact that the circulation OF such docu
ments as the one in question will beget wide
spread decentralization and greatly endanger
the Union party in the coming contest
have no interest IN this matter, only De
j he continued SUCCESS OF that party which
lriumrhed SO wonderfully over all opposition
last fall; and it pains and annOys me to be-
Iieve that persons in our party will deliber-
ately furnish political food for daily journal
which for years has plead the caase Of treason
and traitors Especially am surprised at
Mr. Sherman, and could not believe this thing
to be fact had 1 not received from him the
article in the Enquirer. and other selections
published in thar paper.
Trusting that You win give the matter ruch
consideration as it deserves, leave the ques-
lion with you.
Yours truly, J. ]. n.
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Spffial ayotifes.

EDITOR OF UNI0H-DEAR SRI With your permis-
wish 20 say to the readers Of your paper that VIII
send by return mail to all who wish it tree recipe,
with full directions for making and using simple
We etable Balm, that will ehectuay remove In ie days
Pimpes BOtches, Tan, FTeckles, and all lmpu lite.
Of the skim leaving the same sOtcear, smooth and
beautiful.
viii also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them to start full growth Of LuLuTiant
Hair Whskers, or MOustache in less tl.aH 30 days.
All applications answered by return mail Witheut any
charge. Respectfully yours.
THOS. z. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
nT23m No. s31 Broadway, Now York.
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HFIMSTRETT'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
TT Is. .NOT DYu

But restores gray hair to It's original color. by
supply ing the capillary Iube> with rarnral slls-
enance, impaired by ace OF disease. An m
sta,tdneoHs dyes are composed of iunar cuHstjc.
DESTROYING the vitality and beauty olthe hair.
and afford ni themselves no dressing Heinz
>iteer'S Inimirabe C'loring not ouly restores
hair to its natural color by an easy process.
but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth. pre-, ents its falling off,
eradicateS dandruI, and inparis hrsldr and
pleaSantneSs to the head Il has stood he,
test OF lime, being the original Hair Colagiug.
and Is constantly increasing in favor. Used
By both gentlemen and ladies'. Il is sold hy
all respectable dealers, or can he procured bv
them OF the commercial agents, D. s. Barnes
& Co. % Broadway, New York. Two sizes,
80 cents aud 81.
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sary thing to the sal' alton Of the country, can
be dOne-that the good work is now going
on-and the hope Of the true patriot will
eventually be realized, Notwithstanding the
present gloomy surroundings.
The weather, while write, is bitter cold,
the ground is covered with snow, and the
keen cutting winds pierce their way into the
habitations of thousands Of our fellow crea-
lures, causing much suffering and pain. The
private soldiers in their thin tents and on
guard duty, even in the far South, viii feel
acute pain doubly severe while thinking Of
the lone and forlorn condition of the dear
ones left at homel God help the poor! God
save cur poor distressed cOun,rylI
DELHI.
EL-,,,--, Ie,L 1894
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Congress-,

TUNDER this head we shall give the actual do
ings Of Congress on the necessary business Of the
country. Mere Partizau propositions to make
what is called "a record" !" and intended for use
in the next election, will be noticed only so far
Is necessary to show the temper and feeling Of
the body-l
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STO'" R'T J. Merton Bgo,cn. DP. E4isor Of ne b.

From PsU. J. Merton Brosrn. ID, Efitoy Of ne N
cytsopedid Or Religious RHO1glsdCs
although not disposed To favor or Recommend Pat
tent Medlc1nes IN general through distrust Of Their
ingredients and effects; yet know Of no sufficient
res ohs " by man may not testify To the benefits Re
believes himself 10 have received frum any simple
preparation. in The hupe that he may linus contribute
20 the benefit OF others
do rlis the more readily regard tn HuOfand's
German tiers, prepared hy Br. NJ. jackson Of this
CITY because was prejudiced against them tor msnT
ears under thr impression thIt they WtT Chieay un
alcoholic mixture. 7 ana indehtcd 10 NV lend R1f-
er Shoenlaker Esq. for thc removal this prejudice
BY proper tests and for encuuTag, N NJ 10 ry them
when suffering FROM great and long cent nued dehiIi-
ty be Use uf three bottles Of thrse BtIers at The
beginning o. the present year. followed By evil
dent relief and restoration to decree Of bodily and
mental ytgOT which had not felt for six months bs-
fore and had almost despaired Of regaiHing there
fore thank God and my friend FOR directing nae U the
Of them j. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June % 1s6
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BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITsi

See that the signature Of C. N. JACKSON, - is On
the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PA 9 II -
large Size TbcIding 1ear.y Rsable QuaRtityl
Al % per bOttle-haf dOZ g %
Small size, IS ceIts a bOttle-half dOz- 10
Should your nearet Druggist not have the article DO
not put of by any Of the lnt0X eating preparations
tbat NAV be offered II its place. but send 10 rs and
we viii forward securely packed, by express-
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANTFACT0EY,
No G3l ARCH-STREET, PHILADA.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to c. N. JACKSON & COL
PROPRIEToRS.
EW-For sale by Druggistsand DealerBIn every town
il the United States. wn66lY
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To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes

REVEREND GENTLEMAN having been restored to
health i'll few days after undergoing mi me nsraI
routine and irregular expensive modes OF treatment
without success, COnsid II h saCrpd duty TO com
mlntcate to his afflicted fellow creatures the 1eaU Of
cure Hence, on the receipt oi addressed envelope
ne VIII send ureel copy Oi the prescription used b-
rect 10 DE- ouS ii. DAGNALL 1S6 Fulton-street brook
lgH' We" 1ork y-teb. com
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Brick YARD-The a & G. ". R.. R.
Co have leased Of E. Spalding land for a
brick yard, adjoining the track of the
road, east of Cleveland avenue. Two
machines are to be used, and these, with
the force Of men, are expected to turn
out about million Of brick during the
season. The brick are to be used in the
construction of buildings along the line
Of the road.-Ravsnaa D. mocr0f.
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Do you want the Best

Job Printing! Ofcourse you do. Call at the UNION
Office and we win SATISFY you. Our faeiliies for
doing all kinds Of Printing are unexceed by any
try office in the State and we will warrant our work
to be as 1CeH and cheaply done as by city ONCE.
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A Sentinel on the Watch Tower.

THIS being a papea for the people Of
Champaign county, we copy from the
Cincinnati Gazette a letter dated at St.
Paris, and signed J. j. NJ
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$40.
WAGES PAID
800.

To sell goods orthe ADAMS SEWING MACHINE Con-
PANT We will give q commission on all goods sold
by our Agents or pay wages at from $40 to $fOO per
month and pay all necessary expenses Ourmachine
is perfect in its mechanism child can learn 10 on
crate it by half hours Instruction. It s equal to
any Family Sewing Machine in use, and we have re-
dHcsd the price TO Fifteen Dollars
Each machine is warranted for three year,.
Address c. RUGGLES.
oct1O1y General Agent. Detroit. Mich
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TEE UNION Of Hearts-the Union Of Hands
The Union Of States none can sever;
Tia Union Of Lalles-the Union Of Lands
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION Forever!
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February 18Th, 1864.
Additional Local.

DAILY newspapers are only SIS to
S24 for six months, in the Confederacy
weeklies, four TO six dollars for the same
space of time. 1t costs a reb. 81 to get
shaved, and So to get his hair or whls-
kers trimmed. The Richmond Wing
says it cant blame the BARRIERS for char
giDg these prices when -four is $240 q
barrel, but it wants every man to become
his own barber, and let the Knights Of
the razor go work on the Notifications.
The BARRIERS ought to make the Wing
their organ. 1t grinds sweet tune for
them.
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Avctioneer's Notice.

THOMAS J. O'ROARK & ISAAC BULL
Partners as AuctjOneers within and for this the 4tI
District have 81 arranged their business that
them will be in Urbaua every Saturday promptly At
tend TO any business they may be called upon 70 do
Oct. :, 1S63.-uSO
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The Confessions and Experience Of & Poor
Young Man.

gentleman having been cuIed Of the results ofear
ly error and disease will from motives OF benevoleDce
send to those who request it. COPY Of the above To-
terestng narrative published by himself This little
DOCK - Designed as warming and caution to Young
men and tho who suffer from Nervous Debility Lose
nf Memory, Premature Decay, &c. supplying Of the
same time the means f self cure. Single copies will
10 any one who requests it, by addressing the author
CIIAS A. LAMBERT. ESQ.
Jan2ln48 GreenpOint Long Island New York
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A Friend in Need. rru r..

DIR SWEETS INFALLTBLE LINIBIENT
ls prepared from the recipe Of IT Stephen SweeI Of
connecticut, the great bone setter, End has been used
IN ms practice for the last twenty years with the most
astGnlsnlhg success As an external remedy. il is
without rival and will alleviate pain more FDeedy
than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic and
Nervous DlsOFIers It Is truly ipfalible and as cur-
i've lOF SORES wounds Brnises &c, its soothing and
leailns and powerful STRENGTHENING qualities excite
the Just wonder and astUnishmeut Of ain who have ey
er gwen u trial Over one thousand Certificates Of
remarkable cures performed BY it within the last two
years. attest this fact.
see advertisement nT6-6s
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UNION
WEoIE3DlT EVENING, FEE. q, 1854.

TERMs:-One Dollar per annum, in advance
Ths cheapest and best country paper in Ohio
Address, J. W. HOUx, Urbana, Ohio.
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tsWhen bad men combine, good men
mus1 unite.s'-Buzks.
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THE Army and Navy Journal, of New
York, has added General McClellan's
Report to the list of Official Reports
which have already appeared in that pa
per- The Report is published entire in
supplementary sheets, uniform with the
Journal, in form convenient for preser-
vatiOn, and accompanied by an index.
The two double-numbers containing the
Report are for sale by news dealers, at
20 cents each; OF viii be sent by mail by
the publisher, W. C. Church, 193 Broad
way, on receipt of price, forty cents for
the two numbers.
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The ooustitutionsl-Union Ticket in 1864.
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THE 18Th Ohio-a tip-top regiment
with a glorious records at home, re,
enlisted tor the war. The 18th is one OF
the oldest regiments from Ohio; and
every county represented can well be
proud of its history. It has had three
Colonels-Smith, now one of the most
conspicuous Brigadiers in the service
Hawkins, who fell at Shiloh as heroes
fall-and Jarvis, its present commander,
capital officer; but it never did better
fighting than under the brave Mast, a
Champaign soldier, who died in the front
at Chickamauga. Give the boys of the
18Th a hearty welcome home
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN
s'l- Of New York,
t FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WIN. b. CAMPBELL,
81 Of Tennessee.
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Groceries, &c.
CANAL. P, STONE. o'CoNNER
FLOUR. FEED AND

Glsnn's Corner, S.W. cor. Public Square.
The undersigned have opened store at the above
stand where they will keep hand Superior article
of
FAMILY FLOUR,
manufactured expressly for their sales. Also,
GRAIN. CORN MEAL. FEED, AND
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
which they offer at low prices for CASH acceptable
Country Produce.
We will pay the highest market price in CASH for
Rags.
share ofthe public patronage is respectfully soc
ted. SAM'L L. P. STONE q CO.
UrbaDa. August5, 1s89-n71
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IfyOu do, use UoOFLAND's GERMAN BrrTERs

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Femoerfon n j. formerly Of the North Bap-
tist Church, PEiiada.
have known lIoOiland's German Btters iaruraBly
lOr number OF years. have used thcm i'm mF ov
family ana have been 80 pleased with their effects
that wa induced TO recommend trem to nlsiv 9th
beneficial manner take great pleasure i'm thtls ill,
iicy prOclalmEg this fact and calling the atteEfian
81 those aiCted with the diseases Tor which the are
recOmmneGed 70 these Bitters, knowing from exue-
rience that my r con mcndatiOn will be rustaired-
do this morr chcerfullv HoOf lands Bittsrs IL Ia.
fshoea 10 beIieht the icted and j. not drink
hours truly, LEVI &. BECK.
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. - = CITIZENS,
Testitying Of their own personal kn0wl-dge 10 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Bitters
Do 40C WANT SOMETHING To STRENGTH
EN- YOUY
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE,
DO YOU WANT TO Build Up YOTfP CONsTT-
TUTIONg
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT TO GIT RID OF NFRyOT7a
NESS?
Do YOU WANT FNERGYP
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP WFII9
Do you WANT A BRISK AMI VTGOPOu
FEELfNGf
If Won do use TTOOFr ANT,,e r1Er,,r - r,.-r,,r
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Induced BY the extensive sale and universsl potuIs
TIty oi HO0hand tierInan Btters purely vegetable
ers, have opened upon suffering, humanity the Hood
gates OF NOStrums IN the shape Of poor whiskey vile
y compounded with injurious drugs and chrfstened
Tonics. StOma lics and tiers
Beware " the innnmers.'le array Of Alcoholic pre
parlluns IN plethOric BOTTLES and big beIied kegs
under the modest appelation Of Bittera. which In
stead OF Citing only aggrdvate disease nd leave the
disappointed sufferer in despair
HOOFLANDiS GERMAN BIfTERS
Are not new and untried article buthave stood the
test OF fifteen yeurs trial by the AmerR an gub
their reputation aud sale riyaled BY any sini
lar preparation
The Proprietors have thousands ofletters rom ths
most eminent
CLERGYMEN.
LAWYERS
PHYSICIANS
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They contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHIsKEY
They win cure the above diseases in n:nrry-pins
'as6s out Of q hundIed.
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I
The following letter from Mr. Wade was
written in response to an invitation to ad-
dress the Union Congressional Convention Of
the 23d inst