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ner i'ic-blood IN this war. The cit
81 Washington. where sage men a
, semble, and grave and moral Senator
are wont to sit and frame laws for n,
Republic, has become in these latte
days a modern Sodom-a sccthin,
Gomorrah. and crime, lasciyiousnes
and dissipation are linked with cor
'ruptlon, greediness and shoddy. Go
vernment contractors bcsiegc the grca
/. avenues and marts, and. like the vnl,
tire. scent their prey afar off. and
shake not the dust from their shoes
until they are fatted with plethoric
contract. MIR. Lincoln cracks his
Jokes. with the booming sound Of ar
tillery borne family to his ear. while
the wall Of widows, and tic cry Of or.
phans are mingled with the reekiny
blast that comes to us from the field M
battle. a monarchy is about 10 be
established within cannon shot of the
white house; and the Eastern horizon
lowers upon and threatens as with
dark and portcntous clouds, filled with
let time disclose.
Fremont has arrayed himself firmly
md decidedly against Mr.. Lincoln
md his party. Twice dccapitated by
he administration, once ia Missouri.
mi again in Virginia, he has caught {
he fieay torch and sent it hurliny
throughout the land, calling his fol-
overs to form around the Cleveland
latform. Lincoln, renominatcd M o
Baltimore, fiaunts his banner IN the ,
reeze. shaded as it is By "Americans Q
I African descent" and calls his f,l-
'wers and retaincrs to his aid: and y
}. they come, and like Oliver Twist
re still asking for more shoddy. more !,
the country to its Of
eathl Ii
Amidst all this political din, this =
'asping greed for office and for green :.
lcks, our brave officers and soldiers n
2 battling beneath the fiery sun Of ii
g South, pressing back the rebel IL
'us hordes who have advanced their u
nners against US. and striving with p
ght and main to save this Govern -
snt from inter ruin and downfall.- \,
oblc patriots. and noble men. pri-
te soldier though you may be. there j.
y DC for you a crown when grasp stc
politicians and shoddy contractors p'e
al have been nailed BY tile ears to ~
Indignation pillorv. 70 be erected !,
the future b;T the people of this ma b.,
.. Let all conservative men every pro
cre-men who love freedom. free sur
,cch and free press. rally around md
nominee Of the Chicago Convcn. -"
?. Lei US clean out the Aucean Z.
bles Of this Administration. and MN
G more breathe the free and pure 49,,
OF years agonc. Let us stand be- sror
the world the mighty people We iii,
y are. Let ne by our ballots cast mad
present administration from pow = P
brush from the form Of Liberty 80
foul cobwebs which have there ~ 4,
hcred; place the rcins Of govern eou,
It in the hands of the great nation ing
Democratic party; put down eflec. lev
ly this most infamous rebellion: r rr.''
bring to our majestic Country pro-.
and honorable peace, without tie ==
Of a single State. So mote It be -,
IAwFoRD CoUETY.-The Democracy ~
cOu0tv mof IN rocv...s.-. Al
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M EDlToE:-Plea-e snnrnne- the n.r.e
m Mr. q. D. Cray. Of iIsrbison rY.ns..ip.
as candidate Tor Sheriff Al he en-a.nr
October election, and oblige
Many DENnrEar-
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Notice is hereby given that in pur
snancc Of resolution adopted IN ID,
District Convention held at vinccnncs
IN January last the Democracy Of the
First Congressional District Of Indi-
ana, will meet in Convention at
PRIssEroS, Wednesday. July 20, "a,
for the purpose Of nominating a can
didatc for Congress. aud for the trans
action Of such other business MS NAV
10 necessary. The Convention will
be organized at the hour Of 10 o'cl'k,
A. NJ, OF said day.
by order Of tho Central Committee.
RIcn'o RALEIGH, Chairman.
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IL We are authorized 4. announce Mr..
49, BECKETT. E-q., A. candidate tnr n. %
rese"'aiise q Dubois county. AZ the es-u-
ing October election.
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ADMINISTRATORS yDrll w

No TO y hereby gwen that d.. uaJ-r-
- signed has been app..Iared a.Ims.,--
razor ~'ih will annexed - rhs ~sr.s> ~
'ohn Sehw-nk. late ~ Dno-I- c"nnsv. deed:
-sid estate j. <nsY..<sf ~ ne solvent.
PHILLIP ScHwENK. .dm's.
June l3Fh. 1851 -3v.
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CRAWFORD County. The Democracy Of
this county met IN convention on The 25th
OF June, for the purpose Of selecting officers
Of the county Organization for the ensuing
two years. We quote from the proceed.
Iiugs:
The townships being called upon to ex.
press their preference for Representative IN
Congress from this District, retired separate
" for consultation, and after rcsssemblinc
and comparing votes i appeared that Hon.
simeon x. Wolfe was The first choice and
Hon. z L Durham the second. And on
motion. the delegates appointed were in-
structed TO cast their vote accordingIy-nl
each case the county voting a. a unit.
y was unanimously declared Tint Hon.
Joseph f. Nc Donald is our frs. choice for
Governor. Hon. ID. T. Laird for recollection
. Common Pleas Judge OF the District, and
). McCaIlister for Common Pleas Distric,
Prosecuting Attorney.
The convention for selecting county can
''dates vii be held AZ Hartford on Ss,ur
lay, August 3.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
- st pntlic auction, on

MONDAY, August Isl, 1864,
az The late rc@idence Of Nelsoo I.,,;.
late Of Dubois county, deceased. al M.
personal property, not taken by the widow
consisting Of horses, cattle. sheep. hogs.
grain, farming utensils, household and ki,ch.
en- furniture. &C.. &c.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months viii
DC gwen on sums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving biz note with approved Sc
curity, waving valuation and appraisemen en-,
Avs bearing interest from date; under 90
cash 10 hand.
ISAA HARRIS.
DlCEY HARRIS, executors.
T.,Iv OIL togs ~-,e''"
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NOTICE TO HERS or PETITION To
SELL REAL ESTATE

SAT- 2, Indiana. Dubois County:
Nv.i.E y hereby given that Csths,i, -
Doyies Exeeu'rix u James BoyIes a..
ceased. has hied her petition u cell ~ r.,
Estate OF The deeedenr. in Compliance M.
ne VI. o. sad deeeden,. and shsl said pe,i-
ION Will he heard - the next term 81 ~.
Souf' o. Common Peas. Of ssid County.
H. 4. HOLTHAUS CLERK.
49, o. g. 7. Dubois County.
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Nancy A. Anderson
vs. Dsvorrr
Robert a nderron
RE u known, That IN fhi- ola d.y .,
~ June. in the ye,r 1884,. The ab.v- nam
20 plaintiff, BY her Attorney fiied IL H. o..
nee Of the Clerk OF Common Piess C,urr.
her complaint against said defendant. N ~.
shove Untitled cause, tugeiher with IN an
davIt Of competent perzon. thst ssid de-
iendan' Robert Anderson, is not a re-,den,
OF the State Of Indian.
Said defendant Is therefore, hereby notified
o. the filing and pendehcv or said complaint
against him. and that unless he appear and
answer or demur thereto. a the calling ~
said cause on the second day Of the nex,
FERN q said Court. 70 be begun and held
= the Court House in Jasper. On the First
Monday 10 October next. said complaint.
nd The matters snd things therein contain
q and alleged. will be heard and determined
q his absence.
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. Clerk
a. ~. Beckett piff atty.
July 9th. 1S6s-lw.
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ISAACHA RRTs,
DICEYHARRIS. execu,ors
NOTICE TO n EIRs OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

State q Indiana. Dubois coonty:
M Office . hereby given II AZ Peter New.
ton, administrator Of Hiram X. Ru,h
deceased, has filed his petition 10 sell he
Real Estate Of the decedent, his pcrsons 1
property being insufficient 10 pay his debts.
and that said petition will be heard II ~,
next term q the Court OF Common Pleas. ~
said County N
Attest: u. a. IOLTHAUS Clerk.
Ju'y 9th, ls6i.-sw.
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emafning In the post Once y,
!. Duoois county, State Of Indiana. whIeh.
y NOS called for. on % before rhe II, a. I:
Aug next. wiiI be sent 10 the Dad 49,
.Mee. Pest Once Department, Ws.L,ny.
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State Of Indiana, Dubsis Cpuary, -.
ln the Common Pleas Curt 81 Dab,i-
Cuu'y IN Inc S's'e 81 Indiana, October
Term. A. ID 1864
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lSiCii d llAIEiGH. Chairman.
1.-THE present period demand.
action, vigorous. united and pointed
action by the Democracy. and all con
servativc men Of the country. Near
four years Of a corrupt and grasping
administration, should convince all
thinking and unbi assei men. that il
would he hazardng the very life,
blood Of the nation 10 continue the
present party in power. This admins.
tration has cordially and truly supper
ted by men ofall parties as long as the
present war, in connection with the
southern States, was vigorous BY pres
sed to enforce the constitution. and the
laws Of the Government. The public
neart throbbed with united puIsatiop-
rs men and treasure are lavished and
its almost unbounded resources are
placed at the disposal Of the admins
tration, to aid in promoting the glo-
rons cause which first called our
people to arms. The people Of the
gigantic North, were unitcd-the
South divided. Our people and ar
mics acted in concert, and every pros
pect at that time was fair, that ere long,
our noble army would crush the Nv 4
Ira headed monster which was about
y plunge lit fangs at the heart Of hu
nan liberty, and noble Government. !
As light reflection, by any competent
mind, which docs not view our affairs !,
trough magnifying Administration !;
classes, and is not warped or BIASED. \,
will cndose the above conclusion. 4
This war has passed its third ami
ersary. Three years have dipped :.
heir CORY locks into the abyss which.
les back in the past-gone forever. !,
he rebellion still exists: with defiant
ront is armies are yet arrayed against J, !
9, clad in the dark, horrid panopIy
war. Death, rapine, slaughter. Z,
,urder, battles and blood arc still :,
apidly crossing the stage Of action. !.
nd rear their CORY heads, as did the|s !.
host Of murdered Banquo. A de- 4,
reciatcd currency floods the countrvI
did the locnsts the land Of the 4
egyptians, given circulation by the
wise, "astute," but now DESERVING hi
atriot, Salmon 7. Chase. Congress Of
'acts law fcrbidding certain traffic o.
gold; the statute comes into opera. ~
on; at once gold leaps from its couch Z.
the fiery race horse, and attains 4 =.
ghcr figure than ever quoted since Co,
g organization Of the rebellion. and "
n "clear-hcaded statesmen, become ant
'ghtened, tremble as tho aspen. re- Sin
ace their steps, repeal the law before n0
has been in operation two weeks -.
axes are placed upon all the articles ese
necessity for the masses, while the i
ler fabrics, and those used BY the JOS
letOcracv cscano almost oo~x Gcv
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The President has issued a proclamation in
regard to the Amnesty Proclamation, stating
that the provisions Of that proclamation did not
extend to prisoners or to persons detained for
offences Of any kind, but such persons may ap-
rir A:~aa,is 10 80 p~A.idant .l-.-~"~y. and
commissioned officers, civil, military or naval are
authorized to administer the oath required by
the Amnesty Proclamation.
Accounts from Red River, La, state that on
the 18th Of March, fort DsRussc, abont 70 miles
above the mouth OF the river, was captured by
the Federal army under Gen. Smith. Tie vic
tory was complete, and resulted in the capture
OF $50 prisoners, including "a commissioned Of
6cers, two 9-inch Dalghreu guns, two "a poun-
ders, four S2-pounders, two 6.pouuders, lot Of
email arms, 1000 barrels fine poSdeF, i'm
mense quantity of assorted ammunition, and sew
eral thousand dollars worth of commissary stores
Fort DeRusse is most formidable work, Of
quadrangular shape and castion, and b0mb-proof
covered with railroad iron. A powerful water
battery connects with the fort classmates, which
are capable of resisting shot and she'll of the
heaviest cahbre. Inc position OF TIE guns was
capital for rapdty of fire and effect on all boats
attempting to 60 up or down the river.
About 500 negroes we're employed for year
in constructing earth works. Gen. Smith will
superintend the thorough destruction OF the FOR
tilcations tomorrow. Il will take 500 men 2
or days to destroy them.
The rebel General Forrest, with a force At
mated at about 900 men, has made bis antci-
pa;ed raid into Kentucky. Paducah, on the
Ohio river, was captured BY him after most
desperate fight, in which large part of the
city was burnt or destroyed by the contendng
forces. Mos. Of the inhabitants escaped across
the river. fort belsW the city, gsrrisoued by
500 men, repulsed the enemy four times Our
loss was q killed aud 40 wounded. The rebels
killed were stated at 900, aud their wounded ct
1000.
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Virgins, who showed themselves at the polls.
8. To do these things, tie Aa5ess corpus vas
to be suspended.
Ia the election in Aaryla in 1898, an order
was issued by Gen. Schenek, which directed the
arrest Of all persons hanging about the polls who
had been engaged in rebellion, or given aid TO
others, or who did rot recognize their allegiance
to the United States and al oath Of allegia
test Of citizenship, was required 10 be sd-
ministered by the judges iof election, and the
form Of the oath was prescribed. Gov. Brad
ford having appealed to The President lie re-
voked so much Of the order as allowed the ar
res. Of persons hanging about the polls, and sub
sttuted an order that the military officers should
prevent all disturbances about the polls. The
propriety OF the order was shown by the fact
that in one county. the secessionists armed them
selves, Grove the of GERS and men from the Vi
cinity Of the polls and took possession Of them
for the day.
10 Delaware, in 1868, Gen. Schenck, by proc
lamsiion, prohibited all rebels from voting, ami
all who had aided others So engaged, or who
did not recogrze th.ir allegiance to the United
States. Gose9-or Cannon fully endorsed the
proclamation.
From survey OF the whole subject We are
unable 10 see that the President, or the Gener-
as under hini, have nterfered with the elections
in any way except TO hinder the rebels from vos-
ing al all aud in protecting loyal voters in vot-
ing as they pleased. According to our view, it
was not only the right, but the duty Of the
Government to do both OF these things. The
order Of Gen. Mcclellan, which authorized the
suspension Of the ha5sas corpus for this pur-
pose, has been substantially followed by other
Generals, and We DO not see that any one has
any right to complain, or has the slightest occas
ion for complaining, unless it be the rebels who
were actually excluded from the polls, or their
northern brethren who contend tina, tie civil
rights Of the rebel. have never been lost or i'm
paired by any disloyal acts, however open and
reasonable they may have been.
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Wood. the Den.l.,. at Homo

FRIESDs AND PA-Ross Again an a. your service 10
any Of tie Departments u Deatstry have bsuEht the
patent for Michigan " Dr. Woods P'4.ic Furibie
Metal 0r fi,g teetba ueE article scarc-y inferior %
gold il any -ase u superior aud IL az csses
superior g. ihe s0't ga-t pug c7no1siy inserted
Is1bioln extracts from test c-ss DO r. possession VIZ
Sd Dr. : Wool Las long enjoyed the reputation q
being the best De1ts. in Albany. and we Know HIN
= Dc both skl-.fli q & honorable"
" Prof. ! Il A-nlsby N . .wm- Bailey D. [ =
Bgelow D Jas Z Babcock X. p, 2 c. Fosey, y
d Levi Moore u D, john s~snbsTn, y n. : " De
IAmater. n .. 1e Graz. n .. L c. Warren H. O.
T. Rouzia I'd AID. spectator L Tucker, Il. Country
Gentleman ard CuitiVstor, Dr. Wn Taylor and Harry
E-.Lsu druggists Messrs. = Y. Toel'c-d P Aacrevs
" Cransli, 7, Andrews Esers Nessr. Robi Dorian.
? squires ! Tsss0a, bankers Nessr. A B voorhees,,
+. saafer Y Kelly, Z. A Leak Isaac Et~zr-s :.
Small, L Ho1shtali-g attorneys Msssrs- a. Grfln
HLWlsoK s.w- Lareaer. D. D. c. N.nk merchants
Jl-c 10. 1883 424-lT
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COPPERHEADS
The n. 7. Tri6uns saws:

lie " L. 4TtOhfs says
a Union Democrat finds the word copper
head utterly without sense and asks Us to
give it's definition. IL strikes us that he should
have first ascrtAined the meaning of word be-
fore he pronouuces 90 decidedly on its sigui6
canoe. We will try to give it in dictionary form,
ss follows:
Copperhsad n. l. A very poisonous snd ma
lignant snake, who strikes without warning, and
whose bite is almost certain death.
9 human serpent, who hates those who
stand up for their country against the deadly as
ssulss Of savcsoldiug treason, and pierces them
With his poisonous tangs whenever be can or
dare.
Examplss-Those who hurrah for JsR Davis
in loyal communities; those who publicly huz
"a for Mcclellan but privately, and among their
intimate croLies, avow that they hope 10 see
Lees army marching up Broadway and JEFF Da-
Wis receiving an ovation at the Cily Hall; those
who propose to send embassies 10 Richmond, os
teEsibly in quest OF Peace, cut really TO sucour-
age the rebels to hold out and wait the change
OF Presidential election; those who burned hous-
es and hun cd u1ofenC ing negroes in our stse, {
dversifyiBg the slaughter and nAiHing OF these
by professions 10 cheer under tae windows Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
Now don'E you see that 'Copperhead is one
Of the most significant words in our lsnguage."
This is the TriLunes definition of Copper
head" here is another furnished to hand:
"A meeting Of she Democrats of Butler coun-
~, Ohio, adopted last week an Amendments to
some resolutions, 10 the effect that delegates TO
the National Convention be instructed to vote
for candidate who is opposed to the further
prosecution Of the war, and to support Seymour
of Connecticut. or Vallandigham OF Ohio, a. the
Democratic candidate for PRESIDENT"
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tH The Democrats of this city have put
in nomination for Mayor, William woodhouse !;
for Clerk. J. B. Ten Eyck; for Treasurer, D.
ID. White; for Recorder, Orange Butler.
Nov, without impeaching the ability Of Mr..
WOodhouse to act as Mayor, We may properly
say that, although he resides in this city, he
spends most Of bis time, from Monday morning
to Saturday night, at Mason, in discharge Of his
duties as County Register. This is al right
il is just as he should do. Blu, it i. a sufficient
reason why he should not receive any votes q.
Mayor Of she City of Lansing, on account of his
inability to attend to tho duties of the Office
Mayor should be here all days in the week.
We might about as well elect citizen Of Ma
son for Mayor, as a citizen of Lansing, who
spends nearly all his time in tha, place.
A similar objection lies against the re election
OF Mr.. Ten Eyck ~ Clerk Il Is well known
that during the past year he has kept no daily
ONCE hours as Civ Clerk aud Aldermen and
Others have had great difficulty and trouble in
hnd'ng the Clerk and getting business done in
the Office. This state of things should not be
allowed to continue for another wear.
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R.aubllean state Convention.

A Republican state Convention, TO appoint sixteen
.,e 70 represent this state in the Nationai Conven
ton al Baltimore June eth 10 nominate candidates ior
President and Vice President will be held Ia the city o.
Detroit. or WEDNESDAY, THE EGHIEESIH DAY VI
NAY MKT, At IL O'Clock a 81
The several counties will send two Delegate Tor e-c'
Representative In the lower branch OF tns S-lo Ign
lature and every organized county having D" 'eP
tatiou. Will be ertit.ed 70 one Delegate
County Conventions 10 elect these Delegates may a.
- ,,,t,r alan elect a similar number u Delegates
70 attend state Nominating Convenion' 70 De hefeAi
ter called
The following Vas adopted by the KepaD4eAn Sl-''
Conyention, August 10, 1888
eolusd That the op mon 0! ms St1Is ConN 'lo-
n anr.ontarnt Of any Individual 70 represent any
ountv in which be does reside should not be rec
ognzsd 10 any future cOnventlon and that tAs STATE
Cmmite be instructed 70 make thslr CALI ior iIi1Ie
conventions accordingly . -
WI A HOWARD Chairman
lat Dls.rict-R r. BEECHkk,
GEO JEROME,
p Dis,rict-ENOS ;. BJk
DARIUS MONROE,
"a Ds.trtct-W W WOOLNOUGH,
6 ~ CUICHEOS,
4th District-A- Is. IItNEhs
T. W. FERRY,
18th Isstrict-D C. BUCkLAND,
J. ". SASBOKS,
9Th District-ALiX. CAAPBkLls
J. q WALKER
VS. WooD. Secretary state Central COMMITTEES
Detroit, March Il 1854.
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CANDIDATES FOR ALDEKNES.-Wc would call
atteation to the fac: that the election of Alder
men is not only important on account Of their
being members OF the City Council, but the Al
dermen Of this year will be tho Supervisors Of
next year, and will be part Of the Board Of
Supervisors, aud thus may have 4 controlling in
hucncs in the large financial interests OF the
county. Therefore the Republicans should not
permit sny Copperhesd to slip in as Alderman
through csrelcssness or Indifference, inasmuch
as such COpperhsad will thereby become fully
clothed with the powers of n member OF the
County Beard, and may have the casting vote
in that body.
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-1'ent and if We do %. overcome it. it viii

extent and if We do OF overcome it, it viii
overcome rs.
We should therefore strive fer the mastery,
and lot repine al our condition, knowing that as
our DAY, 50 our strength shall be, and that,
through this discipline. We may become perfect
through suffering, aad learn our relation TO the
spirit world. The strongest feeling OF our nature
should be,
Nearer my God % Thee
Z eu though il De : cross that raiscth me-
SIN a. my song shall be-
Nearer. nv God 10 Thee
Nearer % Thee i'
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Os tie 22i inst. IN tie barracks At Flint BENJAMIN
RI TIER aged forty two years.
The deceased had but recently enlisted IN the service
Of bis country AID resident Of the iowa q Dohi,
IA tins county. Nay the blessing Of heaven and the
consolation 81 the Gospel y Grace be and hide with
the wife and who thus cslod 10 the loss
q husband aud father Con-
In tbs city the 2+th inst Il consumption WILLIE
ELLSWORTH. son % a. s and Mary Byce, aged years
months aud a GAYS
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John Owen.

Quite a number Of our exchanges have cx-
pressed desire prevailing in their respective
yicinities, that Mr. Owen would consent TO have
bis name brought before the State Convention
as candidate for the Office Of State Treasurer
We have pleasure in stating, which we do from
good authority that Mr.. Owen will accede to
the wishes Of his friends, and should he be re-
nominated and elected, would continue his
duties as State Treasurer, a heretofore.
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Special Notices ).

81 Attention Soldiers Protect your Health No
sensible viii leave the city without asuppy ~ Ho
lowAy Pills and Oiutmsnt. For wounds, bruises sores
fsVers AID dysentery hese mlsnssare the best tie
world. Every English and French soldier uses them
Only - cents pr box OF pot. 225
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xe- THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE "a

Nightly Emissions e1ectua.y prevented without thu
use OF medicine by the o. The French Preventive 20
the greatest invsntion u the age Price 81. sent
post paid 10 al parts q the country Address Dr. s.
CURTIS, BOX 1921 Post Oinco PHILADELPHIA Pa Cirsu-
lars sent free sGirsG