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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-21
CoLUMBUs, April 16 1864.


Ranney Dissents.
COLUMBUS, April 16 1864.
I telegraphed you ON Thursday
night, In reference to the arguments in
the contested election case from Wayne
County, before tho Supreme Judges,
in special session. dt was then an
nounced that their opinion would be
given at two P. NJ, on Friday. The
Court, however, was not ready at that
hour, and the decision was deferred
until this morning. at eight o'clock
Promptly at that hour the full bench,
consisting of Judges Brinkerhoff(C. j
Ranney, Scott, White, and, took
their seats, and delivered the following
opinion
In the cases of Henry Lehman vs.
John X. Mcbride Gideon B. Sum-
mers Us Charles E. Crater
Wright Us. Matthew w. Pinkerton.-
Error to the Court of Common Pleas
Iof Wayne County. The following
conclusions upon the points presented
were announced as the opinion of
majority of the Court:
l. The fnding and judgement of
Court ofOommon Pleas made in q case
of contested election brought before it
by appeal under the statute, is subject
to review in the District and Supreme
Court, by petition in error. an 1uFan
2. The act of April 13, 1863, "To en-
able qualified voters of this State in
the military service of the State, or of
the United States, to exercise the right
of suffrage" "was intended to enable
qualified voters of this State, or of the
United States, to exercise the right of
suffrage" was intended to enable quail
fled voters of the State in the military
service to vote in accordance with It's
provisions, as well without as within
the territorial limits of the State.
3. Said act is not clearly in conflict
with any of the provisions of the Con-
stiJution OF this State, and is therefore
to be regarded as constitutional and
valid enactment.
Under the provisions of the seventh
section of said act, the poll-book of a
company which designates the letter of
the company and the number of the
regiment, is sufficient in substance, a.
though the particular arm OF the SER
vice of'whichIit it may form q part be
not especially designated, nor the fact
that it is an Ohio company and regi-
ment, each fact being presumed, where
nothing appears to the contrary.
Finding and Judgment of the Court
of Common Pleas reversed; and this
Court proceeding to find and adjudge'
as the Court of Common Pleas ought
to have done, find the law and the
facts in the case to be with the said
contostees, and adjudgc accordingly.
Ranney ]. dissented.
The question at issue in the above
cases was ably argued by Hon. Colum-
bus Dolano and Judge Martin Wclker
on the part of the contestees, and by
, ex-Gov, 4. w. Bartley and John Nc.
Sweeney for the contestants.
An entry was made upon the jour
nal allowing parties who have upon
the motion docket motions for the all
!, lowance of writs of error, or leave to
, , filo petitions in error, to withdraw the
papers and motions, and apply to q
+, Judge in vacation. The court ad-
. journed without day. 4.
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MURDER OF LITTLE AND
MlCHAELS!

In the Ohio Eagle of March 18th,
1868, an article appeared WITH the fol-
lowing head lines:
STARTLING EXPOSITION
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Correspondence Cincinnati CommerIiall {
Soldiers' Voting Law Declared COnstitu.
tional by the Supeeme Court of Ohio
Opinion OF the Court in fulI-Judge
Ranney Dissents. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-29

We were unable TO leave our I DOM
on the day the regiment started for the
border, and remained at home in con.
sequence. On Monday morning OF
this week, We had report that Law
renee was In danger, and though but
jus, able to be about, we could no, re
main at home contented with the enemy
SO near, We didn't want the vile fee.
of single rebel TO touch The soil OF
Jefferson county; and SO we started for
Lawrence, armed and equipped think
ing We could lay in block house or
and shoot as we'll as able.
bodied troops. But on the way We
were made glad by good news. and
reached the city 10 find al. full Of JOY al
the defeat and retreat of Price. So
ended our campaign, without chance
to fire single shot. We should like
10 have had one good pull at '-Old
Pap" in fair range.
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E Company NJ. Capi. MORLEY. the
boys tell US, was the best drilled com
pany of The regiment. The Captain
knew when things were done right. and
his boys had confidence in him. They
were not Immediately in the fight on
but We're at the front, and on
the Big Blue between two fords. ready
to re-enfcrce either party. They may
be fairly considered as part Of the forces
engaged for the day. and were ready to
DO their duty manful!y, and anxious to
get round a, the rebels.
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REGIMENrAL OFFIcERs.-Capt. Wm.
Mccain. Of this township was cleo ted
Colonel of the regiment. and Cap.
HUT, of Grasshoprer Falls. Lieut.. Col.
The regiment was divided into batt;.l-
ions, part being infantry and part
mounted, the cavalry under the Colonel,
the infantry und r Ii. Col. Ii. John
L. Whitman, Co l. promoted to Major
OF infantry; R. X. Mccartney Co. +.
Adjutant John Beland Co. F. quar-
termaster. VIM. A. Cowan elected
Captain Co. +. vice HUT promoted.
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A Card.

To tie Voters Of the 1911 Representative
District:
By reason OF repeated requests of a
number of my fellow citizens of this
district, and in the absence Of nomi-
mating Convention, have concluded 10
announce myself as candidate for Re-
preventative to the State Legislature
from this district. and in SO dong, |
consider it unnecessary to "fx up" .
platform. bu; shall ever be found upon
The one adopted by the Baltimore Con-
veniiou, and will only add. that always
hold representative OF the people hound
TO carry out, 10 Tie utmost IN his poper.
fhe oppressed wishes Of lis constituents.
regardless of his own personal views or
preferences. M, r. Drrros.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
SuERIFFs OFFICE, !
County Of Jefferson, F!
State of kuDsCx.


The Electors o. the County of Jeffer-
son, Safe OF Kansas, are hereby notified!
that The general election for the State
of Kansas will be holden on Tuesday
November 8, 1854, and thst the follow,
ing officers are at tina. lime to be chosen.
for NE STATE al large. Three Elec-
tors ei PRESIDENT and Vice President OF
inc United States. One Representative
in Congress. One Governor. One Lieu
tenant Governor. One Secretary of State
One Auditor of State. One Treasurer
Of State. One Attorney General. One
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
One Justice of the Supreme Court.
For Jefferson County. One Senator.
One Probate Judge. One Clerk OF the
Distric, Court. One County Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction One
County Atlorn Y.
One member of the House Of Repre-
sen,atives of the Legislature for the
nineteenth Representative Disirici, com
prising the townships Of Oskaloosa and
Jefferson. One member of the House
of Representatives of the Legislature
for the twentieth Representative Dis
,rict. comprising the Townships of
CIR shopper Falls and Rock Creek.
One member of the House of Repre-
sentalives OF the / gislalure for The
twenty first Representative District.
comprising The Townships of Osawkee.
kaw, Kentucky. and Sarcoxie.
Given under my hand this 99th day
Ct September, a. d. 1864.
Horace GIBBS,
.SAerid Of Jefferson County.
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81 John Long, Co. ID, lIth Rest.

81 John Long. Co. ID, lIth Re q.
was killed in the recent battles; VIM.
Todd, son Of J. c. Todd. OF Jefferson,
had his leg broken; James Shrader, o:
this place was slightly wounded in the
leg, and one other, whose name We for
get. was wounded in the hand. These
casualties occurred in the first OF lbe
conflict. Since then We have no, heard
definitely from The regiment; but ii has
been in The heaviest OF the fight. anu
has, doubtless, suffered severely. We
are anxious 10 learn the result.
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ES We are told that the opening
yoliey from our regiment al Byram s
ford did considerable execution anon .
tie rebels. The enemy were behind
the brush, and our boys shot through
it, when The foe were not visible, but
The vo.iey was well directed, and some
parties that saw the effect. report thai a
number of rebels ,unibled from tLeiT
hJr>es.
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Wood Wood !!

We wish all those OF our subscribers
who wish to pay for their papers in
wood. TO bring it along very soon; and
all who are not subscribers and would
like to take the Independent and pay
for it in wood, do likewise. We wish
TO get our wood for the winter all in
this fall. We will pay cash for good
wood for the amount we need over
what subscribers furnish. Those hav-
ing wood 10 dispose of can give us a
call
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Our Regiment.

The cavalry portion Of the Jefferson
County regiment of Militia were in the
fight en- SATURDAY, which opened early
in the morning at Byram's ford on the
Biz Blue.
The regiment had started for the ford
The previous day. but owing 20 the
ignorance Of the guide, lost the way,
and did not reach their dts.iuat ton uu-
Ill after night, and then encamped On
tie bottom al the ford, on tie west side
81 the stream. Ealy Saturday morn
ing Col. Jennsoa's regimen. Of regular
volunteers came up and planted e bat
terry Oh he brow of the hill! above our
boys. ard came hear Smelling their camp.
under the impression that they were
the advance % he enemy, but ior,u-
nately the matter was SET l Oh! in time
TO prevent this calamity. Our boys
were then ordered up on the vest Of
the hill, and soon he rebels cam lhun-
dering in upon them. They held The
advance. anu maintained their position
until Col. Jennison fell back, when they
also retired; and SO j; was through the
day. Whenever Jennison formed a
line of battle, our boys formed also.
and never retreated until Jenpison did
Indeed, The truth is, they did not know
when they were in such danger as 20
make il necessary 10 retreat, bat Jerni
son was posted. and knew thst the re-
bels were constantly ouifankiHg Us,
having three or four r:en 10 our one in
the fight.
Presently our forces got cut Of the
brush onto the prairie. and they could
see the rebels swarming on all sides,
and al once perceived the wisdom OF
Jenni-an's tactics, which consisted in
making short stands and slow retreats,
50 as 10 retard the foe until reenforce-
ments could come up. The boys did
nobly. and never once flinched when
the bullets Jew thick about them. We
do not know that any OF The regiment
were killed. and but few were wounded,
and they slightly; but We regret to say
that 10 or go we're taken prisoners
They were sent as scouting party to
Hickman's Mills. and had proceeded
but short distance until they were
captured. Among the number were
Lemuel Evans. Reuben Myers and S
ConwelI; of this place, and Aaron Cook
Of Rock Creek. We did Dot learn the
names of tbe o.hers. We think they
will be paroled or make .heir escape.
We have not heard single one of
the boys who were in the fgh. accused
of cowardice Kansas men are pro-
verbally brave. Some OF them bad
pretty narrow escapes. among The num-
Der Msje. Hazen, while in an exposed
situ,ion. Where all did their duty. it |
would be invidious to make special
mention Of any.
All praise to the boys Of Jefferson
who stood up to the eight.
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The Prisoners.
OsAwKEE, Kan. Oct. e6, 1864.

OsAwKEE, Kan. Oct. 26, 1864.
Mr.. J. ", ROBERTS. YOU be
kind enough TO publish the following
10 your paper.
The men named below were sent "a
hlckman's Mills. Saturday morning,
October 22d.
L. Evans. Oskalooss, Co. A, Alb Reg't
s. Convict,
Reuben Myers I"
J Fisher,
Milton Peterson. Osawkee, Co. II. i"
Jacob Metzgar, Rock Greek. Co. B. f"
A. Cook,
Jacob linn, Rising Sun, Co. z,
}. w. Crayton,
Carpenter, Wincl,e Scr, &c. K"
d. POULAND,, %.
ano " others names Dot'known.
These men we're captured 3 miles
'.om Hickmans Mills on the cas-! side
Of the Big Blue.
Tie squad consisted Of "a men. and
~ were captured but myself.
GEoRcE d. WIsAEs.
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Attention /!

The members OF Co. NJ. 4,h Reg't
X. S. NJ. are hereby ordered 10 meet al
Oskaloosa, on Saturday. November 5th.
1864, at o'clock. P. NJ, for drill and
and to transact such other
business as may come before the Com
pany. j, p. CARSON, o. S.
By order OF
II. MoRLrY. Capt. Commanding.
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MASON g. HAMLIN. Makers.
BosrON, Mass.
sr DRUNKENNESS CURED -ey

TIME Inebriate may now bid defiance 10 the
TEMPTING CUP. DR. ZANE'S ANTlp0TE
FOR STRONG DRINK i. certain CURE FOB
DRLSKENSEss. IL creates dislike ior strong
dr,nk. ana can be administered without the
knowledge of the patient Price, s a box. Sent
by mail 10 any address, by 5. c. uPdAN, io3
Chestnut Street. Pbiladclphia, Ia. Circulars
cent free. ON
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NJ. l0-Cabinei Organ.

TIM instrument is intended more particularly
for church require menis, and Is very valuable
Tor organ practice. Il contains twelve stops,
drawing six complete se;s OF reeds, With he n
cessary coupiers; tw manuals, aud an lEdepen-
dent psdaie OF twenty-five hey, and Is blown
be "A &c md Derson
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No. l5--Cabinct Organ,
anne n. No. Is. in Walnut or Oak.


Among the many distinguished niu &c ans who
,ncngliliedly endorse the CA iNEF oRG An
,n,n IN. found The pamesoi Go,tsc:alk, Ibaiberg,
YIN Mason. ) Il. Mills, Wcllenhaupi Satier.
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and Morgan. ZunaeI, Wilcox. Mo-enihai, Mag
r,Ih. smith, Flint Wells, Tuckerman, and Gutter,
Organlsis.
What tie larger pipe organs are 10 larger
chu, ches ard halls, tho CABINET ORGANS nre 10
nriyn;. residences and smaller churches and balls
They occupy little roou are elegant us pieces OF
furnitrre. aud are mol Iabe to get out OF order.
Jus, uublished:- SCncoL For The CABINET
OKaAs' By Geo. r. Root. Price 81 kEcREA-
rIoNs yoa the CABINET ORGAN. SIX numth's
of 10 ,,pes each. Piice 80 cents per E:mber,or
81, so per set.
Warerooms in Boston, No PA Washington
s,reet Address the undersigned. WareIosns
in New York, Nos. 8 4 Mercer street Address
MASON BROTHERS.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of receiving them as perfect as
though selected at our Warerooms. dr." on
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our order, should. in such cases, acf -.pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent Tree ny mail
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The District Court

Commences the fall term on Monday
next. the 3lst inst: Ii is thought but
little business will be done, owing 10
the state OF affairs in the country.
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MASON B. HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORGAN Is designed both for the
church and home tor the sacred and secular
for organ prac lee and the recreation Of extem-
pore playing combining all the best qualities of
the nie!oiecn. aud none OF Its Objectionable ones,
with many entirely new improvements and liz
teniions, prominent among which is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-29
~Quartermas,er G. B. CARSON, O

3 xuaI ttI IHHsttf VI II tAHsON, .
our regiment. won golden opinions from
Tie boys for his administration OF The
affairs under his charge. Ii was i'm
possible 20 get any Thing to eat some Q;
the time, bus The boys all speak of Mr..
c. as doing the best that could be done
under the circumstances.
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Wanted-Lard.

We will pay the market price in
cash for good lard. Bring it in to the
Independent Office.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-29

Gov. Carney names tomorrow,
(Sunday for thanksgiving and prayer,
lei it be observed by all.
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Public Speaking

In this place on tomorrow (Satur
day) al 9 P. NJ. Let all the people
come out
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AGRICULTURE.

In addition 70 other natter, portion Of the col
umns of our Weekly edition will DC devoted ~
Agriculture.
We are confident that every family that subscribes
for TBr WEEKLY BULLETIN will agree that II Is a
companion of FAR create yaine than its price.
A specimen copy furnished gratis 10 any who de-
sire II. Address,
BULkETIN COMPANY,
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EE- Mr.. n. Colby is candidate for
re election TO the Office OF Sup. OF Pub
Inst. Sac Candidates column Oh first
page for his and other cards.
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H We are informed that public
speaking may be expected at the II. E
Church on Monday evening
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No. Organ

Same as No. 20. ia neat and substantial ease
OF solii Black Walnet or Oak. A capital irs,ru-
,nent Tor Sunday Schools of limited means, and
ne xt best 10 the No. 81 for private use.
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EH- See the advertisement OF L. d
II. Gaugi.am, New York, dealers IN
Watches and Jewelry.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-29

~ The letter from r. NJ. G. came
too late for last weeks issue. We re-
GREETED it. Ii is out OF date now
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H Our friend r. H. CROSBY receiv-
ed the appointment Of aid to he com
mander-in chief in tie lsie campaign,
with the rank of colonel.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1862.

The capabilities Of the above Instruments
IN organ within tie reach of all who desire it
have opened for il an entirely new fed. hith ero
by any musical instrument and have
eli .iicd the unqualified Enforcement OF over One
HpSDREp AND FIFTY OF the leading Organists
and Musicians OF the country.
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No. .,2--Cabinet Organ

Differ. IRON No. % in case only. This lnsiru-
men: Is encased in elegant rosewood, highly pol
ished- desi gped also Tor the paElur.
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Beware of Cognlerfeits,
ami be sure the packages are labeled
Kent's East lNoia Coffee,

1851 ffCndc street. New York.
Us there are numerous cuunterfeIis afisat under
the name OF "Genuine East India Coffee ''Ories
inal Eas, indi COFFEE, etc, put forth by irPos-
tors 10 deceive he unwsry
In ID pOckag,s, and in boxes Of 36, 60 anu
100 lbs 4, Tor Grlcers and large Consumers.
Sold by Grocors GENERALLY. Orders from
Country Gfocers solicited, TO whom very iioer-
al discount viii be made.
Wholesale Agents. Hoeiiish 4 Nolan. and w.
J. Hoiss d Bro. Philadelphia; a. A. Coulter x
Co, Cincinnati; C. c. CARRIER. Chicago, etc
The Am. Adv. Agency, 3oS Broadway, n. y
will receive orders for the above named Coffee
Business Dept Corresponding Dept. l9s
L. ALN0RD. FOWLER & WELLS.
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No. 2I-Cabinet Organ

Same music a. in Nos 80 and 23-in plain sub
s,autjal Black Walnut or O k case. THIS s:yie
- extremely ,palsr-psrhaps the most 50 o' any
that we ninke-i,- moderate pri1e placing II
with reach Of ALL mud serves well tor either Tie
parlur vesiry, school, or lodge room.
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No. 20-Cabinet Organ

Foar Ociayes, two sets OF reeds, aitomahc
swell. double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
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No iS--Cabinei Organ,

Five uciases, with one set OF reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In eicgant Rosewood
case highly polished.
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NJ. Ii-Cabine, Organ.

With eight stops, iouI complete sets OF reeds,
and ,ao nanGal--is blown ,, the performer,
and contains ihe automatic swell. Intended Tor
the parlor am drawing room.
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No. i7-Cabinet Organ,

Same as No IS, in Walnut or Oak case. An
available instrument for home use, though not
so comprehensive as an instrument with two q
more sets OF reeds.
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No I2-Cabinct Organ

ID fIs-s from no. II in case only. For organists
who are inexpc:ie need in the use 81 pedai-, tins
j. our best chor,e INSTRUMENT bSng les con-
nlirn,sa than tie No. 10. and better adapted 10
we can confidently recommend
II as very de-itabi ior churches. pubic halls
and lodge rooms Al % desirable PaFloT in
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Na.It-Cabinet Organ

Coaiairs six s;ors-itree complete sets OF reeds
and one msoua,--a yory excellent instrument
for c'afche. II moderate mean. rs II combines
much OF the power aud ca billy OF ihe largci
ipsiumeris-a al u. uch lesscosi.
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No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

Four oc,aves, with one set OF reeds, automatic
sw. II aud double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case.
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No. 23-Cainet Organ,

,Vith tao set. Of reeds OF five ociaves compass,
containing the Automatic Swell. knee stops and
doab.e beilows--in solid Black Walnut Case
pzneled and arDamented Eiih rich carvings -an
elem, instrument Tor the draw.rg-room and
rr rinr
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KENT'T EAST INDIA COFFEE,

and would no. b. viIbou, i, on any account"
REv. LARUE. n emf ent clerg man a: the
II. Z Church. now stationed NJ liaisey street.
Neaa=k SAYS of
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kEAT'S EiST INDIi COFFEE,

Il have used il nearly year IN my family. and
find il produces ~ ache OF the head or nervous
irritation a. in the case Of all other Coifses. i;
is exc edingiy pleasant. and c rdiasiv recon-
mend II 10 ali eiergymen and their families"
kENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is used daily in the families of Bishop Amcs,
Bishop james. Bishop Baker, and many OF the
most ds'nsu shea elergymen and professional
men Ia the country.
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KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.

adsise my paien + 10 drink it universally eve
those 20 whom have hitherto prohibited the use
of Caiiee.'
The PRINCIPAL OF TIE n. Y. EYE IN
TIRuAKY says; Il direct all the patients Of our
Institution 10 use exclusively
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