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Special Notices.
Iron the NcT York l1crald.1
7sHesffr0e Zndoc Forfer7s Curu,

IRON the Hc@ York ucrald.1
7snesffne Zndoc Porter's Curu.
Ifyc fkllSnm.
; 5's d1 1av.lnaS,s medicine thu cxr.or.
iM,sr"I. ~. Dlmcusy breathing AID nuskine,s
>Aeh q. lcast ' Q hare found it." fss-Ws:Sst E4Y
Esr. .B=asues.
G:nefiy Of -a.aea' Hospital, Custom Hon 70 street.
sW established IA 1o noT q ss itandoph
- so CiihoSdc. GknGCI1A1. BLoon Asn sKi1
-; -, - II HEGAS1c HEAExE3c, Curvs :hcYu with.
~ dtso to Mercury, loolte PotaHs Ara2oic or
Mnsc1, snn@1n'A- ~ =: !anos 1;sks ,EkrFnALtzks
oisan!c Mtaknrts. brouRht on ~ excess orer taxs-
IL X. o. bntlle!s OF en.allad l,ercdlsr1y causing
~ IN nsFsous .nd Eenerat dehiA:y: cts;.
~ a Teahtnsfs.sayinc hot4 tigne aad e3Rgnso;
~ ~ .tet,sts Of the MOTT A01shlALk GLASS.
a:ncs Ms te ar nooa - come n2isSonsa prodnS9g
q heac ard ,unes throat, noer. aias and
Su'e:l.gh.
~. .'xMr~ Is ,ecoumcncrd ty the presa generally
o. r. Sou;e, the T.icaI iaeu,y -. rro!ts or 1f
s;;.a. - care: thcss terrible dlssasei.
Ea,.;:s ill.,. .Tcto State and ncar6orn = st:cots "
OH'ct AZ n rom 4. Al. until SPIN. Consultations
NFlOiALu, tk<&ufll.4N
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EYnfr rive. Hnt,. FRyevf

.ktHELOR's celebrated uA1R DYEfs TUE Bre1:
1aE WORLD. The cny HARM1 Ees, IKur anl RELI.
5:-E bye kIuEn. THIS E2!cadid Hair uyt 10 Har7e1t
-'saS.ss led, 1:us,s or Gros Hair INSTANTLY, to
!1SsY f.1ck "E hH1rn1L M al, hRowE: Efthoui InluStng
3t4uuiu1 inrtsis fresh vitality. frequently 1c1
W Dyss s PHILIPS m salT nsd 15ss F,Ss ;1s u o.
~: His Others are mere limitations. and should be
2':.:. bod BY ~ t'ruRRissa, DC. Factory. 81 Aas.
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Formerly Assistant snrgeoa 10 Dc Eovo Hospttsl.
.,.17 Anr'e. Lisbon :cEluEa'. and Surgeon - Hos.
..e 10 !he Treatment Of Contagious blood diseases
T. c:c 1i!an tiir:v Jears. fen years prAc:ica IN
- iItsion !n CURING scrotula Erysiretas. laaeu.
;. es: .; aho AL blood diseases, Nervous D:beE
:t:tr1 :nd Gtsrcs sag diseases 1nci1cnt 70 1emaca
.;"Eu Wild eminent tnccesL 0uceand Ana tom.cA
s'1iE + gents In postage sts.nps The Unors1n*,ss
cLc tball Be forwarded to any address IN tho United
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Hr. EiwrEnw.

,T tnfia1 rhyticlsn, tf0tt0etly Of st. Io1ia. Mo
:7r,r of aianr, ClicSgo. i'll. half block Hom hi
oec & Or 81 GhFon!e snd c 81 o.
.fe4le with EEparallrleo success. Rooms separate
III rc AdcE and Gentlemen consult the Doctor
sth the s:ric:est privacy. once hours from a, Il
..sp; ~; sunCays ~ to12 A: N. Cnmmanications L.
-. Enclntt Two ftanps and gel hls t;ude to Health
Ffou the l'octore long experience In Hospital snd
rractice. be r. able 10 perform, and Will Eul!
tc, perfect CURES for Kii Chronic Diseases in their
l. E: tevcst a'c complicated 6aEcs, lr very short
HElC. without the Hfe Of mercury.
Young mrn suffering from self fnbuse are invited 70
- perfect rnrc warranted. Female irrtgrtaft-
icu atteLdant 1ubtxly. MeoatrrAtion. or rctsons
-..siEg any 6astrnctonsto marriage, ehould call at
thi.tty and succesA- tASts60@W
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: Sold oJ LORD BMrTH, Wholesale Druggtsta, u
Lake street, Chicago H., General Western Astnts u
whom all orders may be addressed. Jet1gd-lYwyAN
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=, y. Nfhtrn. t'enccr and Consumption Champion,
ih located 1h5 de horn sytet. opposite Port NE
- cG!ca+o. H. lie successfully kills md extracts
SIe r. w!tt4o1t ran Or kr,e. t. f:om four 70 tgen
snalc Gis'eses an.i Viirx A cure nlways gnar4n.
"a or iio Chy. r. o. Box GIGS. {fG-waSldim
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD. CtUy-
TS, sSrerso1afy appeared before ne. Henry Fow-
ler Justice Of the PEACE, duly 9qalilea to sdminls
Gins T. Hendct: Secretary. and made solemn oath,
that the foregoing statement OF the assets 9nd cQp
ton OF the Etna Insurance Company ls u1n
Henry Fowler, Juat1ct OF the Peace.
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model a new evaporator, which he calls a,
1mproEe1 Cook Eyapolntor.

model new evaporator, which be calls an
Improved Cook EVapoEator.
SOMETHING NBH-5UGAR MAKING IN THE pRrs
E6cH OF TIE CONVENTION.
Mr.. ]. R Riggs, Of Omaha, Nebraska, inst
from Washington, where he had been expcri-
menting before the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture in now process for separating thu
sugnr from common sorghum syrup. b,in,r
present, now by invitation precscdea to ey,
hihit his process in the presence OF tho c,n.
vtntion- The specimen upo, which be pro
cecded to operate Was III WIN. Is commonly
known as the "mush" " state. II WAS sam
pie sent the convention BY Mr. c. D. Roberts.
Of Jacksonville, Ill, and It was prctty thor.
oughly grannlated. Ar. R. simply poured
the !" much upon piece of henpen cloth.
slightly dampened; upon this he poured some
chemical preparation, stirring it in. The
cloth "as then folded and the mass pressed In
letter FORM This operation was reDcstei
serera1 times. In abeut ten minutes lima a
clean, white, and tolcrably dry sugar was ex-
hlolted to the convention, MI. R. also claims
that he mas process of grAnuiatiug auy well
modc sorghum syrup. I hope to hear moreo OF
the matter. An euch e,nims are to BE- receiYcd
ETA ane caution. IF Mr. Z. can accomplish
lectcr. "eDs
), On motion Of Rr. Powers It was resolved
that committee Of five be appointed with
lo"er 70 eau conventions and transact busi-
nceF in the future.
REPORT or CoB1M1TTEE uPor sBHps
M wss noM offered: t recommended for gene 1
ral planting tie Chinese cane, but not to the
exclusion of iii other vnrietie5. That soad
shonld nEoEsible be obtained near the vicln-
ity Ehero TO be used. II from abroad only
reliable sources should be drawn upon. It
recommended not to mix varieties, and not
TO lant In the close vicinity Of broom or
other corn. The report MAS accepted and
The President appointed the following
gentlemen as members Of tue Executive Com 1
mit{cc of the Wisconsin State Sugar Cane |
Growers Association:
Col. Atwood. Madison, Wis.
J. n. Hoyt, Madison, Wis.
o.S. Wiley, Madison, Wis /
@. F. Dow, Palmyra, Wig.
". 3. Maxun. Wslworth, Wis.
It was thought that the Legislature would
make a the necessary appropriation for pnb.
1sbfng the proceedings Of this convention.
a resolution requesting them to do this was
aassed. After transacing snail a,nonut Of
animportant business the Convention ad-
nurned
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rereona wishing drop letters advertised must afr
three cent stamp.
n O11e open from 1ss Of April to 1st OF November
from a. II. I'LL er. Prom November It till April
1st from r. nj. I'LL p. nt, and On Sundays from $50
4. nj. to 1015 am
1312a j. l.. SCRIPTS. T. II
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VhU prnsc gray hair % its batUr Il color
tlta 1,otaonoEs nrt lmFcE!sct dyes Of s1lPhcf and
.'aG. ClIS1ADUf:Gfe is TIE ONLY DIE that IL
eety clean I'erIccsls rure: perfectly sure pss
t.cay r.iaoe; Esriectly sis,pie perfectly harmless
unsbtnts In fe}l all e ricctons Of p7Ttect dye
Alhnutncturrd tv J. Girls TADOR0. Astor Eouse,
Nt~ York. Sold oxcryElete. and appite0 by sn Hair
re-etrs Price Il, t1-so. Md Is per box eeordtag
I G sire. iA1k kNl15 iHfA
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dc!GaGeec.em a:cw WAN

IL 4 Word Htala1ne Za3oc For.
Ler-h Curative sarsan1
r the great AMI 'cte to Colds, Coughs and Cons7u7.
t,on. ard r. 1ss viii amply re2sy 5hc conadsuG. q
Il n.,Hc.tn mitigate and finally bnui = from the
human t.ttI,F terrible sco0.Ee n huGeting u'
i: au1:y ae LuAsCN1T.ok. Ie1-4E2t I'd wis
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tIumUN Er1fItV, or FhyStOlOsSi.
=, cal Researches,
j.. Should he rtad by cverybo 1t treats Gu, and
r1owt Low, The evil results arising from ear5 ahuse
d unhappy contamination may he spy erted, with
neritncc 1 ea,crag sae mssrtsse sisss soid b. Dn.
{; a: :. bAnhow: ~ H. Rseeeksf stseet, New Yofk.
t. i've had also Of q. sCov1L, 16 1<andospa street.
Chicago III. de-.-1t1r.1a
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First Dav Of JANUARY, 1864,

Made to tia Auditor Of Illinois, pnrsuant to ths
! Statute Of that State, entitled IAN Act t,
Regulate Insurance Companies not In
=. coEForated by the State Of ulioola.
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NJ T,;r1- I,1tnra- :. ......sF H.
y incorporate 1t In the soil. It will not In
]oIe tne naso5 OF tne syrup.
h1r. AiGgs thinks there IS danger Of mannr-
1ng 100 heasnsInas Known cane perfectly
"9[l11Gs9 9[ M9,s, llon MS cause.
Mr; F!nmb offered tie following resolution,
"nieh Mas adopted:
,ae&tfe1c Ihat We reeommcnd ;3 nc apphcatlon ol
f1l,,s ~ ILL., at ,;et ~, % .sss p.aaain e.
c,sy sf,fis' ~"%~ 1"'~~ D. &1' ~ef"~-14'1 ~
STATISTICAL oUEn1Es
Tha sooro.o-,- 80, t,sh,,toa 1,,n,,v r.
f1i;n ~ +ha fio,r;a ~
A"s ~ e"u41S ue VIZ ~, 4oc01on7'
No. OF aeTea pla1nteo oy yon n 1ees!
pnoh,b,c M of arrc. ~, ~ Iii IL n1.,,aa II
7our town in 'ssis >''@' WA ~ f'e@1'Se1 ~
Cost per acze 10 rrow, ..
How much eugas and syrup per acros
Estimated cost per gallon 10 manufacture.
....-'..-.-.'.....'''-'-
Comparative yalue OF mature and unma-
tnas IT., saa enc lol INC pIoauetion o1 si5ap, was
sa ensn u.n1asesu. t.i N9ee opeIa.ots uan eApsll-
s.". aSS ILL u1ii a.. C,ue ne PasL ptsoa-
~ Sn, aat n'sue seIy pan.aole syrup, out lna!
enu ns@aIst ~ nlnlat5 PtoauGcu .Ae uest
~ infs,,or sane o,ix sr;a;as iess ~ ana
o. ln1etlor e}IuP. Larry Fasaenes e. OF cane
y. Mels 1neIelore Escon3menaea lot Wisconsin;
~ Ra.uellpg seea, se,ect tie earnest rapenea
S SaeA 3SA. ~ was tAolSAS o1lelence o1
tiuM ,ti tnice .1 10 ionI "teSS ~ ume OF Hpeains
coT,o 1,'l tnns GM " nAue "a 4 rev season3.
1.'s,. ns .a1 NM MI. tssulat1on9 "ele aaopteu:
ton @ tat ior strip II Is not absolutely necessary
mnst 10 nnatnI~ Aiaa 1t' "a' 'aa' 'o5 sugar Il
TSsIreI That wi,sere sma,l f1e1ds NJ rama
are to be worked up aud there is con
fequeut1y plenty Of time In which to do It We
wouid recommend stripping tho sanc, but this con-
ses ts e. no1 81 3,aSa sTcs
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many preparations sold urdc'
the name oi Btters, pat mp IN quart bottles
compounded 4 The cheapest whSl.cy or CON
mun rum, costing irom 20 IN 10 cents por gtl
Ion, tho taste Il sguisnd hy Auisc or CurauIcI
Seed.
This class of Bittcrs has caused and vii
continue to cause. MS long rs they can be sold
hundreds tp die tho death of tho druufMd.- -
by their use The System is Kept continual.
under the influence ut Alcoholic sUmulint,
Of the worst kind. tho desire for liquor iS ere
a'ed and kept M, aud the result Is all the
horrur's attendant upon drunEard > 'iie aur
death.
For these who desire and viii have Il liqrur
u tiers, we publish the following receipt. .---
.Grt ono hlttl" iioo0md's Gern1u lIiuors AMI
mix with thrrc quarts of good kgaudv or wlis
key, and the result will be u preparation ihtt
viii itr excel IN medical virtues and truc cN,
eel cuce any Of the numerous Liquor Bilicrs
la the market, aud viii coSl murh les. Guu
viii have Hll the virtues of HurH tud's bii ,crs
IN connection with good article 81 Liquor,
AT n much less price than these iuieriur prep.
arati ions will cost yuu.
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A Classic Toilet.

According to testimony which is
scarcely to be disputed, the sun could
never have shone upon less lovely
object than a Roman lady in the DAYS
OF the Caesars, when she opened her
eyes in the heimorning-or, irather. let
us say, as she appeared in the morn
ing Tor before she opened her eyes a
great deal had to be done. When
she retired to rest, her face had been
covered with a plaster composed of
bread and ass's milk, which had dried
during the night, and consequently
presented in the morning an appear
ance of cracked chalk. The purpose
OF tho ASS milk was not only TO urc.
serve the delicacy Of the skin, hut to
renovate the lungs; and so stronr
was the belief in the efficacy Of the
specific, that some energetic ladies'
bathed themselves in it seventy times
III The course of single day. As for
Popos9, the favorite wife of Ncrn.
she never set out on Il Journey with.
out taking in her train whole herds
OF she asses, that she might bathc
whenever she pleased so to do. The
plaster Of Paris bust having wakencd
in the morning in cracked condition
1t was the office of host of female
slaves to mature it into perfect bean
". Te clear the field for further Oh
erations, the first of these gently
washed away with lukewarm ass
milk the already crumbllng mask,
AMI LETT q smooth face, to be coorcd
by moro rccondite auists The slave
whose vocation it was TO paint the
checks, delicatcly laid on the red ana
white, having moistened the pigment
with her pwp saliva, The apparent
nastincss OF this operation wss di
minishcd by the consumption of a
yvItaiu number of scented lozcnpes.
which, II the slave neglected to tSko,
she suffered corporal punishment -
Dickens All the Year Round.
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rubIl.hed bv Iirn ncst.
Line. on the Den,b Of Manuel y,.s,,

Ii"es on the Deaib or Manuel gnsScr.
in wes,moreland county young Ntnuol Wv
AND Ne ho advanced up IN iifes sunny morn
we grcw ap honest aud truc upricht hoy.
Iu-hMetf tsir pride and his mithcr's true
And W. n ,rue Christian he sioodop Cod',sl,io.
And remained y true IN isiain until ho died
Wong tianv who fought to lnv traitors low
WAS Young Manuel Bass'or. to war hc dld 60
re Ie,, he joTe1 home IN the prime nj his Co d..
To haftlc with traitors in wars bfonbv etrir 10 .
dear.
And marched TO the army brave volu,, r..
Al Frodr cksburg battle he s1llautly fought
Aedthsr. brave young Manuel was sp'lcGy
Then word Gom the army this story rovoalrd
Thai Manuel was wounded IN Frodricssbur.
That he lay on the battle. noll bloody and rod
with stone Tor his pillow, the earth tor his
Al bleeding and wounded he ,ayon IN ground
with no one to soothe linn or bind up lu.
wound.
His brother went for him and found him at
length
In Washington City, drcaycd much IN strength
died
From The effects Of bullet which lodecd IN
his side.
thus Manuel was cut down wlie in rlo's
His body mouldcrng now in the tomb -
Twas thns irom his kindred young Manuel
His friends are IN mourning, bat why should
they MOURN
HIS Kindred are weeping. b"t why should
Let HIM rest Peacefully, cah let him slerp.
on weep not fer Manuel, he died with tie
Who Il up n for tho JTnion our co,rtr,. ,os,,.,
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SHEET MUSIC AND BOOKS,
Partition N0eicc.

IIalVln y. Croninger, Plaintiff, "
John Dukes, ct al, defendants.
To Joseph VI. Burli. Seth Burk. Per
ry Burk, Edwin Burk and Jacol
Burk.
! You viii take notice that on the 2lth dav ot
| December. A. D, lsGj, the ndcr, guci lied a
Inotilion in the Court ~ Common Pleas Of
/ Hancock County, Ohio, where the same Is
now pending, demandi partition of tho fol
Lowing premises situated iu said couHtv, to-
wit
| 4 part n the south halt Of section number
Is ven ri IN township one M north. range
eleven. fIll east. beginning for the said parl
tat Il stone Tantod ~ The noriI. west cur,.rr of
the above dcScr 'ed tract uf land. IN the cen
ter oi The road from Findlav tr pcrivsburgh.
thence cast 1ny.Ouc CjD chains and rs links
10 tone in tho ceutre OF th7 Port Clinton
land Finday road, thence in southwest IL
IFecton IN tho ceutor OF said last anmcd road
lthirty.twn f32l chgius an A. links To- stone
lplanted m said road. thence west thirty ave
ll3jl ;hairs and ~ links to stone in the Fer
rysburgh and F.nilay State Road, thence
north along the centre OF the said last named
road twenty-scvcn t21l chains and III Inks 10
the pace of beginning, excepting els ht Isl
lacres heretofore sold by Joseph Meek ia his
life time L. ono John Dukes, Ia tho north east
lcorner uf said Ind.
And also the plaintiff asks that certain ad
Ivancemcnts may be adjusted, nd that he
share belonging 10 said plaintiff, which is
three fIthS OF said preu. seS. may be set of
~ severalty. Subject To the dover estate oi
Eliza Meek in the whole Of said prem ses, al.
ready ASST gned TO her. Aud that You are re.
CURED tn appear and answer said petition by
tho 10th day OF February, 1861.
CALVIN A. CRONlNGEl,
By O'Neal, Blacklord y Harsh, his Att'y's.
Dec 2j-wB
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For the JeGorsonian.
Footprints Of Time,

beauteous temple reared 10y art,
AdOrfs the pleasant plai';
Its noble pillars firmly stand
NLei" wealth aud sp' 'srdog rcipus.
Its Strength mas well doTv
Tho "storm Rigs" power 10 blast.
tilln as nm adumant II stands
Wien storms arc ovorrHsi.
Within its princcly halls
The voice uf mirtli rcsourds,
For fhere the brilliant aud the gay,
N al their Charms arc iuuud.
when returned that princclv dom,
Was leveled with ire ground
And mid the scattered ruins tbcre
The lone night bird was found.
The Young and gay. who graced its hru.
t Had also passed AWAY
lnshurch. .yaros' solitude prnfonnJ.
lsas They sleep the years away.
sYy n lovely child.
r,Yi WIN face aud smila co bright
The idol of fond PATENT, dcar,
.-r Their solace and delight.
When returned his Strcngih was crrl,l,c,
Beneath weight of ycars:
HIS eye lad lost lis lustre too,
Ana on been timmcd with tears.
The world TO him seemed dan / and str.,na.
Familiar friends had lad,
ARR All that once mudo liio 80 hrl.h!.
were numbered with Tho doad
sat beneath the noble oak.
That seemed so fair and strong.
Eiyoyed lis Good refreshing Shade,
Ahd ,isfshed TO the song
The song OF birds which warlicd
Their sweet and Joyous lay,
And made the forest vocal,
Throughout the summer t.ay.
When returned that noble tIee
WAS Ieailcss, sallcss. dead
Ihe moaning wirds a rCqu en- SUM.
Ger ail It's grandeur He'd
With bitterness of soul cried,
What wrocE and ruin horcy
what nerce destroyer flights so soon.
Az that is fair and dear.
It's Time, so no seless IN his step,
Majestic in his power;
$50 HIS footsiep every obi ct marks
HIS impress every hour.
Ms course bcgan when first this earth
IN bliss and grandsur 'r1se.
And strl pursues his tirolcSs course.
TN earthly scenes Shall close.
When BY his power the beautiful
Ofearth shsl pass away,
And moon and stars shall ueRsc to s,l,c
AAd Bun plunie tie DAY.
The angels voice from The great throne.
hesounds through earth ana *;
'Ils the dlsti oyer's dea.h kucll rang.
And Tine himself must die.
ft.tf ELIZA JANE RooguoLp.
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'.''itFNHNA lllA-ltl'lI-~ fi lNIi. ava aiff l'
Depression of spirits. Aud WI prevent
sELLow AND BILLIJUs FEVER, ~,
Thy coniria no iicoloior Bad H1istcy.
They will cure Tho above diseases in ninety.
u'nc cases ou' ufa hundred.
y" yuu want something to sirhng,hcn you?
DO you want COED appetite?
u" YOU want IN build ~ your Constitution?
DO you want to feel wcl?
10 YOU want to got rid OF nerv BUSINESS?
Do YOU want cnc.gy?
% N~u want 20 sleep wclR
DO you want u brisk aud vigorous feeling?
lryou do, use Hood tnd's German Btters.
From Rer. j. Nc,rior Broirn. n. n. Eaiior ofH,
EHcgc'opedid Of Religious RpDciedgc.
although not DISPOSED tu favor or recon
mnnd Patent Medicines in general. through
disirust of their ingredients and effects: 1 vet
know oi no sufficient reasons why a man may
not testify to the benefits he believes himself
~ hsvc received from any Simple preparation.
IN the hope that he may thus contribute tn the
benefit Ut others.
do this the more readily IN regard to Hnof
Nnd'S German Blilcrs, prepared hv DR.. G.
v. Jackson. Of this city, bee tuse ! was prciu.
diced against Them foT nirnv years, under The
impression thai they were chiefly Hu H.c"hol.
lc mivlHrc. J am indebted 90 my 'ricud Rob.
rri Shoemaker, Esqp tor the removal or this
prejudice hv proper tcsts, and a." rucpurI 20.
mont in try them. whom suffering from great
aud long continued debility. Tho use of three
huiitrS Of thCso Filters. ~ to hc-iauug ui
tho present year, was followed hv evident re.
hoi. and restoration 10 degree ul bodily aud
mcutal ligur which | have not felt for SIX
months hc!urc. and had almost drsptircd ui
rCgujuiug. | therefore thank Good aud icy
friend Tor directing mo tho use ol th"m.
J NEWTON BE)NN
.,.s. 10
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INHE sIiEAr EAGLIsH ItEnIEDY.

thn ShhAr ENGLISH kEMEuI. f"
SIR JAMES CLARK's ,.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from II prescription of Sir. James 4
Clarke, NJ. D.. Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen. -UU TGR f'TN' 1f'-s
This invaluable medicine Is unfiiling in the
eyre of All those painful and dangerous dtsea-
ses To which the iemale Constitution is sub.
lect, II mOderates all excess and removes ali
ouslructlens, and speedy cure may be re-,
led on. f-.t trs.. .ft..i f., .tt.,
TO MARRIED LADIES.
u Is peculiarly suited. II VIII, IN a short time
bring ON the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho
Government Stamp of Great Britain, TO pre-
vent e0unterieiis. ,..H rsHr f. 8dN
.CAUTlON.-TheseP Pills should not be taken
daring the FIRST THREE MONTH oil Preg.
nancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscnr-
rlage, but at any other time they are sale.
IN all cases OF nervous and spinal affections
ram IN the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpltation of the Heart, HysLorics
and Whites these Pills will effect cure when
MI other means hay fliled and although
poWerfnl remedy, do not contain iron, calomer
dntmony or any thing hurtiul to the constitu,
lion. Fun directions IN the pamph around
eaeo l'as2 ss, which should be carefully pre-
served. sls Agent tor the United States and
oans',a, JOB NOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
y. B.-si,0Q aid postag stamps enclosed
10 ANY authorized Agent, viii insure u boLts,. .
CONTAINING % Pills, by return mail. 9.3s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

sovu even IN Iseaven Dcrore ruCnel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

~ The Oswego Times wants to
KNOW II q man has torticollis, anchy-
losis OF the radius, paralyzation, OF
tho tier stcrtia adquantcm, ventricu.
Ium, obliteration of the laver labli,
superiosis aliquinasi, and besides don't
feel very well himself, whether he
would be exempt from the drait. -
Will somebody tell ug
siii' af'... IitaI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

.NEw YoRK, Nov. Gen. Butler BY
direction Of the Provost Of the United States
ana assignment Of Gen. Dix commanding
me DEPARTMENT Or the east, has assumed
oommaud Of the military forces In this
State, f0r the purpose Or preserving order
until amer the Presidential election, and
preventing the execution Of the supposed
designs Of the rebels and rebel sympathiz-
81, g carly out . Systematic plundering
ana ourning raid ID our cities. NH
!. deo, Butler il bis Official order assure
ne citizens tAat they need apprehend no
inserierencs with their rights Or privileges
e eaectors, % his tubordinates are strictly
70 refrain nom anything Of the Kind. His
Only y object being 70 preserve peace. vi
superintendent Kennedy has issued an
oraer 70 the members Of the Metropolitan
police, instructiug them to enforce to NOR
row throughout the district compliance
WIN the State law. requiring that no In
toxtcating liquors shalf 30 sold Oh election
DAY. that no box for the Distributor of
tickets shall be erected within $50 feet Of q
polling place, and that no unjustinable
pnyslcai force shall be used, either by
policeman or citizens to incite or intimi-
date electors. Ah 1