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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-16

By Johnston's surrender, we have Sc
cured and paroled generals, s lieutenant
generals, 20 major generals. and SO brig
sdiers, and fully 10000 minor officers and
men, .... ..-.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

ents we'll to the Government and II insinuations
ara made In the public press against 1t is our duty 70
our coIsttuents TO meet such inslnuatons. have
10; reflected upon the Government soy Mr.. Baker
deserves well for developing these facts held that
have duty to do to those who placed me here 20 cid
IN every way TO encourage enistments, and believe
that this Is the proper time say that those frauds
do exist they cannot be laid upon the shoulders Of the
County OF New-YOrk. desire To say TO the people
among whom was born. and who have always treated
ne with kindness, that owe ii to them to do lthat
can 70 encourage euiistments and TO prevent, II posi-
be tie fatal effects draft would have upon US, for
said, as have said before, that a draft would take
nom this city not twenty0ne thousand men Dut MY
thousand.
Supervisor PuRDr-I have made no attempt TO
Charge things wrong upon the Government especially
upon the head OF the Government l believe IN The
goodness Of that mans heart Wrong believe he is
ny of his measures have anything to
question his integrity. But we have it in evidence here
that he gives direction 10 OF his subordinate ON
ceIs, and that officer dsobeys. How do we feel tins
here in this great Cy that has svished its millions IN
the prosecution Of this war; To-day. had 1t not been
for the exeriOns Of this city, the Capitol at hshing
ton would be IN the hands of the Rebels TO charge us
with deception, with enlisting paper men, Is uhkIha
and untru'hiu 1t is time that we shonid SPEAK OUT
Here we are called upon 10 Ill this quota IL wees
and the press has charged this Committee Win auu'
think Mr.. Blunt has been too particular db0ui ihal'
ana am for meeting the emergency IN the way loi
Gated by this resolution. When the OOveTumcnt slcs
certificate and the papers are satisfactory, peivhe
that the person presenting the paper shall receive LIS
money Ii these brokers take advantage of the recruit
that is matter that have no control over the man
has right TO make such bargain as ne thhks proper
Il be is wiling 10 enlist for $500 and the bounty is sou
the broker gets the difference.
Supervisor SHOOK moved that the resolution OF Super
visor Purdy be referred to the Special COMMITTEE Oh
Volunteering with power.
which was carried by the following vote;
Affirmative Supervisors Bun Briggs Davis FOX fuTdy'
Roche, Shook Tweed and Wilmann-9
Neutrality-suspicious. Ely ,
Supervisor ROCHE moved that when tho Board ad,
journ il do to meet on Aondey, the 18Th instant ~
O'Clock p. N.
Which carried.
The PRESIDENT moved that the Board do now ad-
iOurn.
Which was carried.
Whereupon the President pro ten. declared that the
Board stood adjourned 20 Monday the 18Th instant AZ
O'Clock D. m Jos. B. YsUHG Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
OFFICE OF rnr ASSISTANT coSslssAHr-GssrnAL}

4
No srArEsr.. NEW York, Feb !, 1853. j.,
CEALFD PROPOSALS On trlphcate) VIII
> be received BY The IN .s,ned AZ this onse arsn
the enumerated below for this ofce rom the 3th Of
February the lat July 1885, Eyey acle estimated ios
every respect samples 10 De seen at tins ONCE samples v
"a. Peber ruled to weish not less than u Ms to the
Letter Paper ruled weigh not ess than u lbs 70 tie resn
Note Paper ruled 20 we. not ess than ms % the reE
Folio Po Paper rued weigh less than "A lbs The Tean
Double Psp ruled to weigh not ess than 80 5 10 TIE
ntqasc Pspe- 70 weigh not les. nan d rs to the rea.
Plotting Paper weigh less than 100 rs to the rea
N s5sfps . *c s ssi s h e, c,1i neSs~
Letter Envelope white end buf' 9ISs inches 200
scaiIns wsr Tin FODDER. b
Maaase- qts;, p,s and 3 o. Vie F.lT.:
Ivory laler Folders, Rodgers Erasers,
COunine Ink o., Paper Clasps, &
oaire Tale b vds Nsuia Wrapping PspsT. =
Penholters. ID. % the Eeain INA
Rei and Blue Pencils. s ssd.L Bs s.e.n
Steel Pen.-Gnots &c., iOi 49,, $751; Leaaa' Ai6aia w'1A
Round Ebony Rulers, q zach.
Blank 1 Booa.. per qu!rc, cap. 4qr.
Blank books per qu.Te DENY So, iqr.
BLANK H6oks, pei quire, Med, I gr
Arnold. Fuii, qts.
Arnold. Copying lax, q's.
Duvidss Bllck INK q,s. pit. and half pints
Letter Copying Books, MaIns.
India Rubber. per pound.
Ready Kcf Files. .|..
Rubber Rings assorted.
unted copy Of this advertisement mns be attached -
Zach poposa aud thr proposals must be specific In comply.
precisely with all the terms Each BID 70 nave oohsor
ton must contain guarantee OF two responsible
names. follows; 80, -.
We the undersigned hereby that should the sbovs
hid be accepted will give bond in the sum OF nve
thousand tol ars n at the sh4l be fulfilled
The ability of The surcti.s respond IN the sum ot eve
thousand dollars be certified BY the u 4 District AZ
torney proper officer such crh ate to accompany
the proposal -. -
PAYMENT will he made inHcurrsncy lie equivalent, -
'''- ~ ' IL r. CLARKE,
Colonel A. d. c. aud c. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
TIUE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-

is admitted the BEST Piano Forte made. because the
maker besides being practical mechanic Of LONG experience
Il also q THOROUGH MUSICIAN thus combining afyan'
tage possessed by other manufacturer In the United states
such Is the testimony OF :. b Mills Robert Heller Geo r.
prs,ov VIM Mason, C. Jerome Hopkins Chas frsdel, MsI
Naretzek Csr An.chu,z John Zundle Maurice srato.cn
Giovanni sconcia EDWARD and Henry MoLenhauer Louis
scareber Emil and Fred Brandc W. X. Bss-ford, Theo
Modelling, and every good musician In the United States
Wareroorns, No 1855 West Broadway, near Canalst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
Dantins Araocmss.

DODWOhTH's Dancing ACADEMIES.
IA No PIP TIPTH-Av., cox. 2fTH TT, n. y
No. l37 MoSTAGuRsr., BROOKLrS. -. ,.,.
r1,..e. f,r Gentlemen on IIESDAY aud FRIDAY EVEN
INGs in Irooklyn-on WEDNESDAYS and sAithDAiS
10 New-York at 3 0 clock. Gall for Circular.
nEGARMO's DANCING CLASSES, at The
Academy Of Physica Criure No 81 Vest Fourteenth
a.. on WEpSESDAls and SAIU kDA1S- Young Lade',
Misses aud Masters at p Private Evening C!ss@' Tor
ladies' ard Gentlemen O'Clock. New Glasses forming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL
> GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
tie best a. Europe well this country having roeived the
rst Prize Medal at the Words Exhibition in London I1S
Tie principal why the seinway Pianos are superior
IA All other. s tho - composed Of i've practical
ant or,e maker. father aud four son who invent al ner
own improvements and under whose personal supcrv'n
eyery mart OF the manufactured aerooms
Nos II and - Eat between Union square sni
Irwin Place. New OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

The Rev. Isaac Wescott. DID,, Pastor, viii preach 10
gdse Church Forty second st. between Seventh ana
Eighth sve SUNDAY at loi m. "Be ye also ready
the apd Importance Of this pfepaaton aud az p NJ
on Danger passing day e. Preachug every
evening next week teIcspt Saturday. sunday School
at 9 and O'Clock.
The Rev. Hal-ey w. Knapp VII preach at Broad.
way aud seyentls Hall oT he Fifty thirds Baptist
Church SUNDAY, FEB. H. 1868, 9, 10y and u p M
The Third Of Course Of Lectures on the History
Order Doctrines and Worship Of the body OF Christians known
the Catholic Apostolic Church will be deiveroiby the
Rev WA. w. ANDREWS, in the kaI II Dodwo :
studo Building corner Of Fiftb.ave and Twenty sIth.
SUNDAY EVENING, fob. H. at a o'clock
"The Moral Eject Of Admitting Womnn Ia the
Exercise Of the Elective Franchise,0 viii he we
the 18th to commence at "a At p H.. The Gospel
Of Health"
Thirts .fourtb.st. Reformed Dutch Church, be
tween Eighth and Niniha The Pastor, Rev refer
Striker viii begin TOMORROW EVENING Och. ~ q
of practical subjects illustrated by Incl
dents from Pastoral lie Subject for TO morrow evening
The Dying Unverssiist" Service al a o'clock.
The Coming Of Christ.-SHEFFIELD Snow OF
Mount Zion wiIl preach in Clinton Hall Astorpiaee on
SUNDAY, az p M on Tie evidence Of the Speedy Ap
pearns OF our Lord" Seats free.
1.-THE Five Points Nis-son-si,c OF tho old brewery
The original mission the Five Points Rev j. N shr
FER Superintendent Principal sunday School az ciocs
p Select pieces sung by the whole school, 'nton VIII
address the children.
Thirty-seventh-st. VI. T.. Church, between
second md Third-avcr.-Rev. W. II. BOOLk. pastor
will preach sunday 10. Row J. h. ROONEY, OF
California at p. Prlyermeetng ct p m. and every
night during the week at :. p III. Seats Free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

Ann BED COMFORTERS for SALE
IlVVD Cheap, suitable for the suffering people In
synD,b B.nevolent people could spend their moLty
10 b,ter advantage Charitable eonTittees vii Plss.e Gan
and en- anime them. at fOGo BLDplNu sIohE' N"- ~
Ia ~ CLatha,nst, near James, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
1nstrnrtion.

4 LADY FROM PARIS, who has taught
~ In one Of schools there wishes few PUPlls 10
instruct In the French Language and the High Branches OF
Literature. Address a. O. d.. No 90 East Scy.neetht
ENGLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for YOUNG
IL LADIES' FNGLEWoOD, N. J.. near HewYork City.
The next Quarter commences MARCH !
J. a. FOWLER lp,i,c,n,l.
W b. DWIGHT )i''N'F
GROVE HILL INSTITUTE, Hotchkissyille,
W Conn Miss HORTENSIA If. THOHAS formerly OF
Mt oyoke Instituted Principal few Young Ladies isksn
the family also entirely separate department io the
The next Term vii commence the 9th OF March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
HliIitarp Notices.
5000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
EOR THE ARMY

,I5.OOO SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
IN PLACE OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF
CITIZENS:
Fin: For citizens enrolled and liable to drsn
Second; For citizens liable to dr because OF unit
ness, or nOnlisbily from age other causes
TO SUBSTITUTES.
The following advantage. are offered for the enlistment of
Substitutes:
BouSrT. DEPOSITED PERSON. REQUIRING scssrrrurEs,
CASH Dows.
FoR ON YEAR....... .........-..............SSOO
FoR Two YEARS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
FoR THREE YEARS.. GOO
PREMIUM, CASH DoES.
FoR OyH YEAR MAN ..............-.........Sg0
For Two YEARS MAN.....''...'..''''........ 80
foR THREE YEARS MAs..........-......... 50
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
Inssmuch as the authority exists for the enlistment Of Sub
sutes such persons may desire to be relieved from any
apprehensons of future Dra also for such citizens
other causes The County Volunteer Committee have
resolved in addition their business Of raising Recruits to
enlist such Substitutes may be desired.
Those desiring Substitutes may deposit with the Committee
the whole Of either of the following
For osK YEAR. ........................S|20
For Two YEA Rs.....".."....".."..'..''.'. 43O
FoR THREE YEARS. OJO
No portion the money paid for Substitutes will be paid
from the County funds.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW T BRENNAN. Comptroller,
oRIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor,
ELIJAH F. PURDY, Supervisor,
WI. n. STEWART Supervisor,
VIM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
Committee on Volunteering
ORIsOY BLUNT, Chairman
Roous or CoxxrrrgY on VOLUNTEERING. Cry HaLL)
PARE Corner OF Broadway sud ChHDhsrsstrl
November l. l1jt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

DFLIEF FROM THE DRAFT.
IL KINGS COUNTY DRAFT RELIEF ASSOCIATION
CAPITAL 4Z3 600, eid accommodating premiums
DIRECTORS
john X. PRUYS, President Central Bank bToo1lyn.
STEPHEN CROWELL, Pres PheuiT ms. Co, Brooklyn.
EDWARD X. MclLNAINk, Brookl ". .. :,
JoHx X. PRuYy, Treasurer.
NEN.YORK AGENCY, No. q Wal-s'., corner Brood
Tie ohe-. of tits As.ocati1n & 20 provide nbstt2e or
those afnons IL subscribe who may be drafted hesoen''
Of New.Yors aid Brooklyn admitted on payment Of o.e
hundred and hity doar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

ENOR SALE.-HALf INTEREST III MAN
j UFACTURlN0 BUSINESS. already established ana
withou, canp-ttion being protected by letters patent
car,n of OcO required Address L. O. Boz No 1904, NJ
Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
CHANCES for Business Men.

4 FORTCNE.-A PATENT for an improve
~ u.p In th. LOOM useful IN weaving Cotton, Noo'rn
or Slk. FOR SALE. Partner wanted. Tho Loom can De
seen h operation daily. For further INFORM non appy
49, " 4 FREY No $50 feahs
4 FURNISHED HOTEL Tor sALb.-A
~ fr.,c,s Hotel in nj. city, well situated dong hour'
Nina bu,,u.s. well furnished throughout Apply 20
a j. BLEECkER, son Co. no. a CcdMN
nor SALE, TO close an estate situated IN
i North salem Westchesef Coz N. y, near fgidys STA
lion Unr.m T. n PAPER MILL. engines, 81 inch ma
riu, doing At present profitable busnes dwelling hou'es
On the property Prc. low term. sasy 40 on we ~
,rsr yery superior WATER PRIV lEGES, sustained by
drought OF ten feet lake covering i30 acres ony irw
oJ IN ,snt and well supplied by feeders with any amount OF
fell Iuqux- Of GEO HOWE No. wi ni1oh SI' ~ i" y
w H. l. HOWE on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

MASON d HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS.
IA. nav. been AWARDED 90 within few year. i'r
TIE BEST Instruments Of ibis class over two hlniftd OK
le most distinguished musicans y rev OK una o'he pm
c,es re- he, the n.trulneui- OF make eIcr al
oters fsee particulars In circulAfsl saic.oon'' No
Mlcers T. In March VII remove 70 10 ~ ,dwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

DIANOS, MELODEoNS, HARMONIOUS
sole depot Tor Peou5cts superios Uarnonums Whole
sae and retail Prices 100 to 600 Instruments 20 LII,
j. NJ. FELTON,. No B'l Broadway New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

DATION MONEY for ell Prisoners of War
la PAYABLE Soldiers WHO did not receive their State
bounty Under Gov SymoIf Admnisirsn and ners can
Il ain NJ !, ,ame Wives and widowed Mothers q fIsones
OF War can receive the pay their husbands or Sons sodrs
ard er heir, having Of pay and bounty cue can
amply to or address United sIAILo AhAI AOENOi'
~ 6, H.eeckrr- st., New-for City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

E>REIGUT and PASSENGER PlTPELLER
FOR sALE.-J5 feet long. and az feet beam, and iee
aud inch hold low pressure engine Y inch cynd'fi upper
d-cs tied with state for psss. ers main deck ana
hod for iie!g To bee completed about the Lot
Of March. Apply TO ChAS. W, ooI hnLASSp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

The Last Judgment.-The Rev. CHAUNCEY OLE, on,
will Deliver rctur. on the above subject Moho" In
The new church House Of Worship Thirty hh.t ortw
Fourth and Services commence al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

TINTED STATES MARSHAL SALE.-
Al he request Of ,ar.e number % gentlemen who d..
e 70 purchase and IN order 20 brug the sac % concAte
fop-rv ana the conncners sale together the sac OF
pty advertised by 90 b. made ms day IN
b. oy OF Norfolk and situated IN Norf ID ard IonshoIh
eiia. In SsrioE County and In Elizabeth CITY county Is
,~p.d n,u MONDAY the 18Th day OF February mat Ct
O'clock tn Al tie Court House dor, City Hall building
Norfolk, Va.
Dated JANUARY %. 1865 1900
District Of Viz zinia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

MUST BE sol D-Vauable TRAPBLOCK
wi STONE QUARRY on IN. Hudson fine dock, every
facility for doing su extensive business Good chance for
fortune JAQUEs, No. ISL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

Johu-st. VI. l.. Church.-Rev. Mr. WILSON WI
mech TOMORROW At 10. d. m, and the hey. d. HI
bRErH viii preach e. ?. m. Seats free Strangers are
cordially invited t. attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

The Second Ofthe series OF nss'S"%I' .oS 9
Wlh pe H22atiyn on SABBATH EVENING, Feb IL, ut 4
onIaet Addresse. by Msss. SUMNER and ROBINSON
a. Tin schOcL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
DIR. CIarl1'- lectures on Europe.-'rhe

curo IN tie course Tor been. Of toe y. SAINT AIRY
md CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS, viii be delivered Ia the
Wos Twenty iiird T. Presby'eruH Church nesr seventh
", MONDAY LNENlNG. Feb. u, costaeacing AZ y
clock Subject Switzerland and LOnbardy" Tickets %
csts For sale at ShellOnf No. 35 broadway; iypetoIs
4,3 broadway; Csrers No. $50 Broadway > : Union No
zoe broadway Moi aIandz Of Broadway and Twenty
thrd-st., and q; tie door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

The Sfxth of Course of Sermons on me MUhi
scRIpTIiRES will be Ireached next SUSpAi, t
TaprtSa ave and Twenty 6rstst Subject FroPh'cy Der
vies, 10 commence d u p n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

stiSDAY MOiXiNG and EVENING at HOPE CHAPEL
~ ,1o E,osdwsy Brother J. NJ. PEBBLES will speak ai
n.nsI hour, Subject the morning: Progress OF The
ogy and Thsologias Evening He that beeveth and
bszsa shall be- saved and hs that besvcth not shall be
damned" Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

FU Hurbnnk viii Lecture the Life Theme At
Cdrp4T I'M rute Roonn No. p, on TUESDAY EVENING.
leb a. al a o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
Frencb EynngeIical Church. No. Uaiyef,iiy Ilace

Chanel Of tuicL Theological ,ninnyl iFriclhs uy
he lev J. b. { BAUBlEN, ever. SUNDAY 81 Do; a. ui
ma a y ~. Evening services on THURSDAY at . p ~
S.nday School at } Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
GLASS LETTERS and NUMBERS for

" SIGNS WINDOWS, and FANLIGHTS.-0old or sl
ver European Style un.grpa.sed Tor richness and economy
half again. Zinc and other letter. all siz- va
riou,ly finished Glas Signs Frames Show Card Door Plates
de- Gliding 10 order Ar.ncies established No 07 fulton IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
Hinslral ynetrnmerts

A Splendid PIANO for S225.-G & II. BAR
" rORE manufacturer Ne. 80 Bleecserst II Prize
Medals warranted years without pon the best IiaA'
made. Testimonials from most LstIu su.shed artists
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
The Essential Principles of Our Co
4 On f1ElliIf ernniehts Z n
from his Inaugural Addross of March 4. 1901

From his Inaugural Address Of March 4, ls0l3
About to enter, fellow citizens, on the exercise NJ
duties which comprehend every thing dear and val
uable 10 you, 1t is proper you should understand
what deem the essential principles OF our Govern
ment, consequently those which ought 10 slIape
its Adm nistraton. will compress than withinlthe
mar rowest coInpasq They VII oearstatlng the gene-
rbf pfihtfpse, but n6t Mfts imttations FEdum and
exact justice to oil men, of whatever state or peraia-
sion, rel gOus or political; peace, commerce, hnd
wtp none; the support Of the State Governme va
IN all their rights, AZ the most competent admihia-
trat for our domestic concerns, and the sutrat
bulwArk against anti Republican tendencies the lre-
constitutional yig1r, the sheet anchor Of ponce
ut home, and satety abroad; a jealous care Of the
1pM Of election by tha people, mild aud ske eJr-
reutiye nf aldiseg Shrh topped by tho sword OF
revelation, whore peareable reneiies Hnpi
edi absolute anqutesoen0e In ta decision of tfiabri-
~ the vital principle Of RepuiAies, from ich IL
appeal but TO force the vital principle ofdespotsnst
WO-dac lined mil tR, our best reliance in peace,
and ot the first moments in war, until regulars can
relieve tn mi the supremacy of the civ over the
military authority; economy in the public expense,
that la may be lightly burdened the hsnest ray
ment OF our debts, and sacred preservation OF the
public faith encouragement Of agriculture, aud OF
commerce, as its hand d.mad the diffusion OF infor.
nation, and the arraiRnmen OF all abuses 1t the bar
Of publie reas0n freedom OF religion om OF tue
press, and freedom Of person, under the protection
Of the habea corpusi and trial by iuries impari lily
selected These principles form the bright eonstellai
through an age OF revolution and reformation, The
wisdom OF our sages, and the blood Of our heroes
have been deyoteu 10 their attainment They should
be the creed Of our political faith the text OF civic
ces of those we trust; and should we wander pm
them in moments OF error or alarm, let ns haston 70
retrace steps, and 10 regain tho road which a.
lone leads TO peace, liberty, and safety.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
.HsH OH IllIlI
Aiminlentun,
WORTHY OF the NiNETEENTH CENTURY,

DIR. E. CON WAYS
L L N L M Il NTU. M
hH the speedy and eBectual cure Of "'
r. FL Il U M a Tai s. NJ
Y presenting the "Iiomentuil'' 60 the public
Il oue Of tho best aId most curative meaiciues
.he dsg, dVnot wish 10 De understood ~ clHiInin
lortthe powered performing unheard OF cures, but
~ dam. that COR all the purposes OF HAhlLl
LlNlhhNI, II has no equal. The "Lmmentum
h'NS' ''..h ..f+fI .H.af"iH.Tul gGf
NeVer beon known to- Fail.
In any case of rheumatism, no matter OF how lou
standing where the directions sserB eslrdfthly tduw
ed lor, indesd IN llpe Oi any disease for which
u ~ aTetot1nendUd. H.Et ~ lHT iE
In eiuses OF neuralgia, pains IN the back side anu
chest cramps N ts st0fiAth sJirHhs, spinal frrta-
Qn aud weiness chrsnic sores, buTBs salds tro Il,
ct iett AMI ands, to0ihache heauaih,., Ac IL
ike scharn. f. r...
The "Lihimentnm Is the result OF many ye,.rs
perSeyerlng experiment, combines among its rare
eAceneneics ne paramount virtues OF
AN EXTRAORDINARY FRNETRATIy r
aiHi lea POWER, u .auiuD
Which no othaS Lnimeut possassea and ,,h,,h - th,
secret OF the unparalleled success winch meets he
'Linlmentum" sheTaYerltis ussd. ID ~
Ilf 1T ONCE, AND you WILL NEWER an
ru'r WITHOUT iaaIr ,'lf'-I
u ~ put upin % cent so cent, and u bottles with
MI uitec uons tor use, and tnan ,c In rt. only b,
Dr. u. CONWAY, Proprietoi
- No. $50 Third 81, IJaptsin Ohio
For sale BY merchants end druggists svarySbere
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