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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

THE peculiar faint or
infection which we cal
ScRoFULA turks in
tie constitutions of
muItitudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-.
feebled, vitiated stale
of the blood, wherei
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system TO
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
The all White Rubber Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRINGER.

TT is estimated that by tho late rebel rand 'ssy
il Mary yanu, the utzyus lost svvCt tnOIsA4d
SHERMAN and MONlIuI, ClUlitS MnlNGEk~. We
SINCERELY ~ mpathXe with IN, thus thcr bereave
nenI, as " tiv ul tuCm; ami al the Man.
u,Hcturers aIready behud Wtn thvr orucrs, tuvy
may h ave 10 Wltuuut them awAuc. " e \
ge them the otLer day att. \, P1lTEH 80. >
oruUIt before IhV raid. lUy -, lSU&
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
Hasheesh Candy.
Il MOST DELIGHTFUL

TIHE ORIENTAL NERVINE COMPOUND, is for the
4 drst time introduced into this country a me d
Gated and agreeable form.
Il MOST DELIGHTFUL
FxhilarAnt Coufectionzed. For long time it has been
used IN Eastern Countries by young and Old. 1t adds
TO beauty well years. Produces the most perfect
mental cheerfuneks.
JOY AND BEAUTY
GlRdde1 the heart The writer the speaker the stu
d'ht, AMI the business man, seem to gather in-
spI. Gtioa aud energy readiness ksanvss of
per ct ption unknown before.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY H-THAT IS THE QUESTION.
We recommend it one or the most wonderful ]
and efficient medicines known II a thousand
old better than Quinine for CHLLs ard FEVER. II i'm
parts strength to the mind and body truly
marvellous, and will
REJOICE THE HEARTS OF THOUSANDS.
Send for descriptive List. Sold by Druggists ov-
ery where. Price so cents and 81 per box
Imported only by the GuNJAH WALLAH Co, Oflce
80 Beck man street, New YORK.
STARR n BROTHER are SOle Agents for Delaware.
Sept %, '6t-lm-pd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
CURE
TIE
PEOI'

TIE TYYn II Cures when other
PEOFLE'S w hG msdiclues tail.
g My wife has been u poor health for a long time,
having frequent call physician 10 atttnl her. but
she recently cry much worse. For nge or six
weeks had Appetite lost all her ST enRth, and
"a each day growing She had night sWeatB,
as'ughed RTrat deal during each night and cOnsdera
during the day, anu al sIpp she gong
of with tn consumption, when friend advised her TO
'leoIi5's ,urc.' On taking the medicine she
perceived a change once. On the third DAY she had
covered her appetite, and fast regainiHg her
Strength untl, the eighth day, not yet having taken
bOtt she has stopped taking the medicine, say
tug she d well she was, and as well as
any body be, ana has continued since.
PAUL hLklA, Gardner, % Pearl 81.
Buffalo, OctC Der 1, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
DIR. ABORN'S
Medical & Surgical Institute,
UNION BLOCKS. HIGH STREET,
COLUMBUS, ozTo,
Eor Sale.
(Foymeriy Of San Fr7,cisco, California

1.-TWO COOP SECOND HAND TOP BUGGIEs, ONE
L SprIug Wagon and ky, Ii, arly new. Will DO
sod cheap for cash. Call aud at thcr Carriage
shop, delaware, OIio
0ct. IS lSf4-It MORFH use & EVANS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
Oultivators and PIovs..

A LARGE Stock of CULTIVATORS Of different
"A paterns, also Single Shovel PlOws Double n vel
Flows, shovel PlOwE and One Horse Steel PloW All
which viii be sold Low for cash by
June IL, 1S61.-uf. c. Q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Es- For sale in Telaware, by STARR BRO. and Fl.
CokNEII. c. CROSBY General Agent, No 255 Main St,
Buffalo y Y, whom all orders should be addressed.
december IL lS65.-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
CURE


J nave been in feeble the bi IN Of
my boy, who is now twelve years old. have had
many trOub and difficulties, all tins time. uniting
for every lind OF labor and destroying all my com
Last summer comm need taking the tPeop e's
ure and have used four butties, and am now almost
a well Nv difficulties baye nearly all disap-
pea red and l feel cheerful and happy.
MRS. CATIIARINE nEWAI.D,
Drossmaker, Goodel Alley, above TuppeF st.
Buffalo, October 20, lSG2.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Taxes for 1864.
Notice to the Tax Payers of Delaware County
pursuance Treasurer said County hereby notify R @
OF Ta ely stated he
Mills each Dollar OF Taxable property
ofth encnpor Towns a TOwnsbipsin said County;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
CURE

- Ny face hes for than ten years been greatly
sdgured hy eruplions ant punches, which times ex
tended my Whole bOdy, and once for three days
Iadc entirely blind: but having taken two bottles
of Peoples ure,' my acqiaiutanccs hardly know
ne-Iudecd hardy know my sci AS ] well
man IrI an who are like afflicted Try the Peoples
the medicine prepared by the sanitary Society
-und think tuey will MOI begf udge tncir dollar.
JOSEPH SOUR Turner, Mechanic St.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

CTIRE
Curesisn
Ehpumat
THE
'Eitt'IE'S

~ was troublpd tn Rheumatism for two years,
-uHer,ng less very lay. have taken two
hotties the -Pc0pe's Cure and have not had any
paiu since tell Oft. more than four weeks ago.
-ousder myself q entire cured, and the medicine
has made tee very tight and gO0d-just like young
man, though am siXty-tWo years old.
GODFREY SCHFFFEL, 4O2 Michigan St.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

My wife has been suffering from rheumatism Of an
utlammatnry character tor about six years,
very acuI"ly. About the hrst OF June last
she commenced yng the Peoples Cure, ant contin
ned take t weeks. In days after she
commenced, the swelling and stfHcss OF her joints had
very materially ssened, and in three weeks had dis
appeared altuget her.
THOMAS POLLOCK, (atw H. Genny's)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
CURE


" BUFFALO, Nov. 13, CO
Two OF our subscribers-one Of them afi cited with
Fever Sore. the other with Rheuma tism-having
seen the advertisement Of the Peoples Cure in this
paper, purchased the medicine and now, alter having
h0rUu.hy Is tried II report us recommending most
IeartiIy az a thorough remedy Ii their case.-Editors
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

cSHERMAN's is the best Iron Clothes wrfnger in the
- market
July -, 1884. c. D. POTTER CO.. Agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
The Morning Star has aris-
en- with Despatch!'
NATHAN WTEETAMs.

A FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to his
~ numerous customers past favOrs and soliciting
continuance Of the same desires keep prominent
y before the public the fact that be has increased his
facilities for the manufacture OF every description
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

IHHE ORIENTAL NERvINE COMPOUND, is for the
first time introduced into this country IN me di-
lted and agreeable form
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

Its a remarkable fact that the chival-
~, the best blood of the South, the di-
rect descendants of England's nobility
unmixed with baser matter, will, spite
of these advantages, cOndescended to
what, by the common herd known in
the so-called confederacy as "Yanlzs,'
is termed lying This is impressed
upon our minds by reading the rebel
reports of the battles in Virginia.
Thus, for instance the Richmond .ioura-
ais announce gravely that in the battle
of Friday less than five hundred rebels
were killed, and yet some half dozen
rebel Generals were killed and wound
ed, not TO mention a vast number of
colonies and other superior officers,
leaving US to conjecture either that the
Richmond papers lied about the num-
Der of killed or that the morale of the
Southern troops was so much depressed
that the Generals were forced to ex-
pose themselves to get the men up to
the scratch. We have before called at
tention to the extraordinary fact, as
stated by the rebel papers, that Lee
and johnson were gaining great victo-
ries-the one having retreated fifty
miles and the other eighty, all for the
purpose of getting Grant and Sherman
Just where they want them. N l.
Herald
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More GuerriIlas.

Various portions of our State are at
present overrun by lawless bands Of
marauders of every grade known to the
profession; the most wanton acts of
cruelty are perpetrated, regardless of
consequences-plunder constituting the
main purpose of each attack by day
and night
The late raid into Calhoun, XIV, is
another instance of their fendish acts.
Among the citizens who have suffered
in that neighborhOOd, we learn that
Capt Wilson, who but lately resigned
his commission in the Federal army,
was the first to be insulted at his own
residence. Not content with abusing
him. the most obscene remarks, were
addressed 70 every member of his fam
ily; and having exhausted their filthy
vocabulary, the next step was 10 rob
his wife of every valuable article in her
possession, besides abstracting n con-
siderable amount Of money from a pri-
vate drawer But even this did not
satisfy theft rascally proceedings-the
next step was to mutilate every article
of furniture within reach and otherwise
defacing the house 70 such an extent As
10 render il partly untenable
Last February, a similar raid was
made upon the same town; Capt VIII
son was then attacked at his own house
at the dead hour Of night, but taking
bold stand, succeeded IN driving them
from his household, killing and wound.
ing several Of their number. Doubtless
3 spirit If retaliation suggested the sec
ond attack Lou Press
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ed full and attentive consideration
aud that while General Lee and his
brave soldiers are standing to their
posts at the risk Of death, and gaining
victories for tbsir country in the field of
battle, our 3ezisletors viii show equal
readiness to 1enounce their personal
ease and convenience, and equal pur-
pose 70 discI 8 &c thepublic duties they
have assumed aud while Lee and
Johnston. am heir eompatriots, shall
eladden the land with shouts Of milf
iary triumph, may grateful people be
able also to point TO the acts Of their
congressman and say, peace hath her
triumphs not less renowned than those
Of war
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18
Rebel Railroads nestrnred.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON, June II.
A gentleman of high official position
having just arrived from Grants head
quarters, says the railroads running
north from Richmond have been com
pletely destroyed within the past week
by our cavalry. Not a bridge, abut-
ment or culvert remains intact. All
have been burned and blown up, and
the rails twisted, and sunk in the
swamps.
The rebel railroad communication
with the northern portion of Virginia
is at an end The rebels, by exerting
all their energies, could not repair the
damages in three months. The rebel
cavalry have all disappeared from our
front and TANKS Doubtless they have
gone to intercept, if possible, Sheridan's
force which by this time is supposed to
be operating in the very bowels of Vir-
ginia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

them from the breastworks, and pur-
sued them on toward SecessionviIle,
capturing ultimately the FIRST line of
rhe-pits defending that town
The 55th Massachusetts, Is said TO
have particularly distinguished itself,
almost annihilating a rebel regiment
ON the day following fierce cannon
aiding took place between our gunboats
in the Stone and Secessionville creek
and the rebels. Batteries Green and
Purviance, at Lighthouse Inlet, also
those on Block Island, took Secession
vile in flank
Everything being done TO the salts
faction Of Brigadier General Sehimmel-
fleming, our forces were Withdrawn.
While the enemy suffered greatly
forty dead being seen, besides thenum
bers of wounded that they carried off
we had only eleven men wounded,
two Of which have since died
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

The British Consul at Buffalo has adj
dressed the following expressive letter
to a drafted man who claimed exemp-
ton as British subject:
BRITIsH CONSULATE, !
BUFFALO, \. Y, May 81, 1864. I
Richard Fitzgerald, Barracks No. l. Ell
mira, Mac York:
SIR ] am in receipt of your letter of
the 29th instant, complaining of the
conduct Of the military authorities of
Elmira in regard to the manner in
which you have been treated.
have to inform you that on the both
instant | received a letter from your
wife, stating that you had been arrest
ed, and writing of you she says "They
viii hold him because he is a voter, he
never voted but once at a town meet
ing ! must now point out to you that
IN the face Of this admission from your
wife, you have committed perjury; had
| not been deceived by your Ease swear
ing, / should never for an instant have
endeayored to protect you from the
CONSUMPTION.
In voting you have assumed the char
acter of an American citizen, and will
now have to take the consequences. /
have written to your wife May 20) and
informed her that you have forfeited
all claim to the protection of Her Ma
iesty's servants in this country You
have contracted an obligation toward
the Government of the United States
by voting, and for your own peace and
comfort you viii find that the best
thing you can now do is to make up
your mind to fulfill the obligations you
have been placed under 10y the military
authorities, and by doing so quietly and
peacefully, you will find that in the
long run, you have saved yourself much
misery and suffering.
| am, siF, your obedient servant,
DENNIS O'DoNoHoE,
Her Maiestys Consul.
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Charleston The Capture Of Secession.
Vile.

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune gives the following account OF
the capture of Secessionville:
From Coles Island we hear of active
operations. All the past winter the
rebels have been fortifying their picket
line Immediately opposite our right
post on Seeessionville creek they erect
ed four breastworks-one apparently
finished with considerable care as tho
guns were TO be mounted in it. They
had also filed the dykes leading from
the left of our line with torpedoes, and
in April last three of our men were
wounded by them while making a re-
connoissance.
On Sunday morning, May p, Colonel
Won elisa. of the 4lst New York vol
unteers, with detachments from various
regiments, among them the Both Mas
sschusetts volunteers, crossed from the
left of the line TO Battery Island, tread
ipy carefully over the dyke, and aking
therefrOm some seventeen torpedOes
and, charging upon the rebel line, drove
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saashrille 9Aaipn
An Interesting literary Contribution
TO the Great Fair.


ExASrrl SglBEI, one Of the greatest
living German poets, has given I'd Our
Daily Fair" an original poem, Of which
the following is a translation by Mrs
RoBEET II HooPER, of This city
JULIN.
Soft signs She breeze, soft flows he wave,
swift flies the vessel on her way
To yonder ledge OF chaiky rock,
There, !" says the Captain, = Julin isy.
Julin, the city by the sea,
Swept by the silent hOOdaway,
How comes the old tradition back.
10 my remembering heart io-day
think how ia my Childhood days,
Ny soul rejoicea il tabled lore,
Ny sister many q wondrcus tale
Told me 81 eve beside the door.
Clearly my mind recalls the scene,
We al upen a-beneh.ofs st0pes = -
In the nexs eardeu lindens bleomed,
Tie moon ih hesysn brightly shone.
The slender Gothic gables rose
solemnly where the shadows fell,
And now and then ruug out o'crheat
The chimes fromkBeei Saiut Mars ; bell
Thensin We went fonghtly prayer,
Then slumber soothed nay childish brain,
And'I the buried cities built
ia splendor in my dreams agaiil
o Danish dreams, 20 bright, 50 pure,
Oyouthful iays, where did you ice!
Soft signs the breeze, soft lows the wave
Jnlin-Vineta- are yey
IRON THE sOTTH.
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Asszssoa's Ofriez, sEcoED DIsrarer o. Frzura.te.
Nashville. May sd, lisa

ruosss 55l, a. MAY I'd, 1854. 3
DY The SIXTH SECTION or. TIE. ACT or
ID Congress 81 july 2, 1854, it j. made ths arfv
q an per-oD taile % re income TAX CD or before
the hTst MONDAY q NAY IN each vaar 10 rrsire 4
list or return Of the amount 81 Ms orrrsI i,Srr -
the assistant assessor If Che district I'M which ~ Or
she resides The uine having passed this nfref
be compiled With Immediately.
Every person who shall fs % make such return
b the day specified vii b. ltltie 20 BE- assessed hF
TIE ASSESSOR according 70 the best information
shich he can ootain. and in suen case TIE Assessor
viii sdd my per ceutum 10 The amount Of the
items Of such hst
Every person who shall deliver 10 al assessor
any flse OF fraudulent lst or statement WITH intent
- eyade the valuation 81 his income. b. subject 70
me Of i've hundred dollars and 10 such case ths
list vii b. made out BY ths assessor or assistant
sssessor snd from the Valnation 80 made lhors can
Be no appeal.
Il is A. made the d1ty Of every person engaged
IN any business, trade occupation or Profession, %
tske ous license for the same and % register his,
her or Their names Eith TIE assessor, under pea
ally for neglect, or failure % do 80.
steainnoif owners, brewers, hutehersi suction
eersi and manufacturers Of any goods, ware, OF
merchandise, made or sold, are required 60 furnish
lists monthly IN addition to the auuusi lst AMI ds-
alers as often a. three times a month
A strict observance Of the law Is the only naeans
b which the penalties can ~ avoided.
Every Information and the lorns uaceselrY 70 4
clear understanding u The law, viii b. promptly
furnished on application st the ofhce Of the Asses
sof and Collector, bring the Office iormeriy oocu-
pied by d. Q. Love, EssI,. 90 the Court House.
JOHN NCCLELIAhDi, Assessor.
may 2-Im
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OFTE ,NFSSFE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 18th, 1854.
General Orders


No. 81.
IT IS 50 COMMON FOR GUERRILLAS To
Il commit murders and stesl and DESTROY proper
" within this dstp,t in neighbOrhOods in which
their friends and SYM athisers reside and by whom
they are concealed, and il is believed aided in
the commission of these crimes, that extraordinary
measures are ndispensahy necessary to protect the
law-abiding and inoiiensiye citizens from pllage
and murder.
It's, therefore, ordered, that in every instance
in which Euerras shall roo or murder a Loyal citi-
zen, an assessment will be made upon and collec-
led rom the rebel sympathisers in the neigh
horhood of the offence-in the case Of robbery, OF
the amount tniIen; and in case OF murder, OF such
an amount, for the use OF the murdered man =
family, as may he thought just and right And
when neighhorhcOd shall become notorious for
such rObbenes and murders, the rebel sympnthis-
crs therein, whose friends and relatives commit
these crimes sill be sent South beyond The FEEDER
al lines, to remain during the This order will
be gdly and promptly enforced. To that nd all
thefts, r0bheres and murders viii be at once re
ported 70 these Headquarters, by the military au-
thort Of the district with all The facts involved.
whercupOn the necessary orders VIII he issued
from these Headquarters
By command Of MaiOr-General ROUSSEAU.
June 14-lw Is. il. POLK, Maj. and A A. G.
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DR.. KINGS
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor
49, last four years Of Louisville, Ey. who
has devoted ms attention 70 the treatment Of pr-
vste diseases for 80 yesrs, hatters himself having
attended 60 practice Tor 50 many years, and cured
many thousands, he Is enahled 70 cure al dEesses
Of private nature, no mater how bad they may he
from inJudbcious medical treatment, or nom neglect
q their Own. DR.. kings DisPensary IS No q
DeadcI1ck street, between Cherry and the Square.
second story, where ne cures al diseases Of pr-
yale nature.
6onOrrhoea cured without nauseoua medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of Old or recent iste edectually cured
IN few days, b an operation which causes no
psiu. Where structure exists health cannot b.,
enjoyed. Perheps no disease causes mere mischief
and undermnes the health so much.
syphilis, with oil the diseases Of the akin, grow
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment can BE- ehectu-
ally cured IN a few days.
SEMINAL WE2KgEss.--F Particular attention having
been given 70 this disease, and all the conseQuanees
growing out Of C, brought on many casss by the
destructive habits Of Inconsiderafe youth, and er-
cessiye Indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject mint for business or society, aud caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be iabonng with any dilhcnliy
a the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
Eef.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, With fee enclosed, direct toIDr. A. King
No. q Desderck street. Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
the necessary medicines sent % their address
Once hours rom o'clock IN the morning until 3
the evening ApTl-stkEis
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DRs. BROWN & ALEXANDER,
EMBALMERS OF THE DEAD,
For the Army of the United States,
(Bg Sposai Orier from tie Var Department.
After the Famous System OF Sucquet,

(oF PkEIs.)
DRINCIPAL OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
II nue., Washington, ID. c. Brnch at Nashville,
81 UnOn-streei, a j. II. Currey's Undertaken.
Drs. r. & A. are the sole owners Of this Inirnifa-
tie system Ia the United States. ~ which slOne
hodes are petrfed, and thus effeeiusily preserved
for ali time. Those who design sending homo de-
ceased friends. during The warm Wesgher especial
Is, VIII do ven 70 apply % the Undersigned
lune 4-lma DR Go. r. WELLS. Ageat
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Iowa Lands for Sale

100 ACRES FIRST RATE LAND FOR SALE.
lIO in Yell Township, Boone COUNT, Iowa, Ii
miles northwest of BoOnesboro, the county seat Z
miles from Milford from Centreville and 2h from
Daily City. Railroad runs within miles of the
Tract, and plenty Of coal and timber can he hal in
4 miles Tide good. VIII be exchanged for Ten
nessee property. Apply 70
NELSON & MURFREE.
June 10-2W
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PrIYafe on YenpFeaI Diseases

Of All forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
uslly eradicaied from the system Recent cases
cured u a few days
ItWould appear needless here 10 add the impor-
lance OF nipping TIE evil in its bud but hint
20 the wise may Re sufficient not only 70 save
themselves nom misery, bat 30 shield their or
spring from shame and RUN.
How often IS q the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrums. Aier much
loss in pocket and health they finally forced 70
apply to some sklaul physician TO be cured, for
alone can thesediseases BE- cured properly and ei-
ectusly Whenthe habits and constitutional idiosyn-
grasses are known 10 The doctor who preseribes.
Otherwise il is a leap 10 the dark % expect per-
Tnauent cure.
Or. Cs Office is wen arranged, and persons sfhic-
ted With these diseases esn have the strctest phi
Yacy.
Persons st a distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, hat in
all difficult eases, 3 personal examination VII be
necessary.
Office hours from in the morning. tin 9 in the
evening. Jan A-ly
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10 on

"Any persons who have tried expert
ments in oil-making would do service
by giving reports as to approved process
and machinery The prices of oils Of
all kinds, vegetable and animal, are
still discreditably high, and the sup
plies descreditably small, for a country
as amply blessed as we are with mate
rails for the best vegetable oils, and
waters yielding fish oil