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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
No Peace.

The following editorial from the Richmond
Sentinel Of Monday January ed, is ,ignih-
cant as being from jeff. Davis personal
organ. 1t is in full as follows:
I'VE violate no confidence in stating. as We
d. upon adequate authority, that the House
Of Representatives has not devoted thirty
minutes Of all is secret sessions since the
commencement oil the present term, to the
consideration OF peace propositions. Tho
abatement will relieve tho House and reassure
the country. and is therefore due TO both. We
Of course arc not to be understood in the above
as saying that no propositions have been pre-.
scented. for the contrary has been disclosed in
the debates Of the House. We are satisfied.
however, from whit We have learned OF the
spirit Of that body, that there is no danger
whatever OF the passage Of any irregular
measures, however honestly proposed. Both
Houses have jus, adopted a resolution which
speaks to the country in language Of "nfalter-
ing hcroism aud determined purpose. That
resolution may be regarded ns tho key TO
legislation. on whatever subject"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
All about the Blair Mission.

The New York Times Washington special
OF the Path ult, says it is generally understood
now tina, Blair did not 60 in any sense as a
representative Of tho Government to Rich
mond. and that no is not authorized 70 encour,
nSc the hope that any ovcr.ures for peace will
be made or accepted which look, however
remotely. toward y division Of the Union !;
nor is i, believed that the rebels arc prepared
to trea, on any other terms. Popular sent'-
ment has overra,cd the desire Of the, rebel
Government: f.r peace. When their armies
are destroyed they will make peace. MIR.
Blair has not returned
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
Naval Battle OH the James.

The Washington Star, Of the 18th ult.. says;
"Di.patches received here state that on
Yesterday morning, at . clock, aect Of five
vessels, the Richmond squadron so long being
prepared, came down the river TO destroy our
depots, &C., at City Point. The high waters
caused by tho recent freshet enabled them to
pass over the distractions which our comman-
der had placed above City Point for the better
protection Of that place.
A battle quickly ensued between tue rebel
Acc, and our nearest battery or fort, in which
one OF the vessels was blown up and instantly
and entirely destroyed, while Two others were
10 badly damaged by the shot and shell as to
compel them to seek safety by n speedy flight
ia the direction Of Richmond, accompanied by
the other two, which escaped any damage to
speak Of"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
Important General News.
New York, Jan. 20

| ANEW AONh, - Jul, ~.
The Gold operators are predicting TO-
night that Gold will BIO kept up to-, NOR
row, to enable the full combination tc
sell in one combination, Including the
heaviest operators, who bought all cash
Gold offered at any figure. The move
ment commenced When the market
stopped at 2O4. The majority of the
combination sold out last night at 2l5
and upwards, but all did not succeed in
selling out.
Officers who arrived yesterday from
Savannah, say important and highly
favorable news may soon be expected
from South Carolina.
WAsuINGToN, Jan. 2Sth.-Richmond
papers of the 26th have been received
they contain the most absurd statements
as the results Of Blair's mission. The
Enquirer snys: blair proposes terms
on any basis Of reunion with the South
as it used to be; he suggested that the
North should pay the bill, and pay for
all the niggers stolen and property DIES.
troycd, but these terms cannot purchase
our liberty" The Wing, however, CT
the 10Th, states tina, nothing is known
Of what Blair proposed to Davis, only it
doubts if it results in any peace.
The Richmond papers contain no mill.
tary news. All quiet on the Combanee,
in front Of Sheymun, and nothing doing
in tho vicinity Of Wilmington.
Gen. Elardee has ordered all cotton to
be burned on the liue Of Sherman S
march.
Deser,crs continually report the rcbelF
to be evacuating Richmond; whether
this is correct or not it is generally
understood that much OF the machinery
for manufacturing war material and con.
siderable Of the Government archives
have been moved from there.
The Wilmington journal Of the 20th says;
"Our losses at Fort Fisher were over 100 kill
ed, II nd 400 or 500 wounded. The whole loss,
killed, wounded and prisoners. is not less than
3.0OD. Everything below New Inlet j, in tic
power OF the enemy, even il il is not already
in his possession. but that does not by any
means imply possession Of Wilmington: But
i, does mean the closing VI misunderstanding
at the por, Of Wilmington, which is severe
blow"
4 gentleman who arrived here to day from
City Point, which place he left yesterday,
confirms the rcpulsc Of the rebel sun-boats
and sinking Of the ram Drcwry, and says
that NIL the rebel vessels have returned from
the james River. and it is not probable they
will soon repeat their expedition, as there is
now gunboat and iron clad force enough to
take care Of all such advcnturers.
A decided attempt has been made to-day to
bolster up Blair's mission, but it has signally
failed. The following facts, though not strict
" new, may bear repetition to those who have
placed faith in the so.callcd peace mission
First. that Davis was very DESTROYS OF sending
peace commissioners, but would not yield 10
the point that they should be accredited from
any one OF the Confederate States. Second,
that he was opposed 10 any State looking to-
ward peace excep, on tho basis OF Southern
Independent. nation. Third, that tho only
terms he should agree to were nm acknowledge
mcnt of the CoufederaI States.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
West Virginia Legislature.

THURSDAY, Jan. 18TH, 1910.
Tho Senate fixed the 3lst inst. for c!ecting
q U. S. Senator, TO which the House agreed.
The following resolutions were adopted:
BY Mr.. Bowen: Directing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the c1pcdicncy OF
prohibiting free persons OF color from other
States from settling in this State, and bccom-
ing citizens therein.
b. Mr.. Chambers: Directing the Committee
on Military Affairs to inquire into the OK.
petlicncy Of authorizing companies OF State
scouts 10 appropriate property captured from
rebels. ..tr
Mr.. Brown moved that the bill to locate
permanently the seat Of government Of West
Virginia be referred " the Committee on
Internal Improvements. Adopted.
In the House the Standing COMMITTEES were
announced. The State School Superintendent
was ordered to be paid. -"
Mr.. McGrew offered q resolution nuthoriz-
inc National Banking Associations in this
State.
MIR, Patrick brought up bis gold resolution,
and smoke in its favor. Mr.. Chapline was
the only other member who was so nnpatrotlc
as to uphold it, while eight Ior ten members
spoke q gninst it. 1t was finally referred TO the
judiciary Committee, of which Mr.. Lamb, who
opposed it, is President. .,
A resolution was adopted authorizing nag
to be presented to the Is, Va. Vet. Vols
By Mr.. Goff: To amend the license law 80
rs to give Presidents Of Boards OF Supervisors
the power to gran, licenses when the boards
urc not in session. ..-...
Mr.. Fleming offered resolution instructine
the Committee on Education to inquire into
The cxpediency Of increasing the taxes 10
support free schools, build school houses, SC.
Adopted. oo,,
In the Scuate Mr.. Slack presented the petit
ton of Geo. ". Spruce praying for the pay
men, CT S387,a3 due to him for his services
As assessor in Kanawha county in lSoi' ~hlch
xas referred TO the Committee on fiaenees
and Claims.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
Canadian Relations.

Government has been assured that the
Canadian authorities have determined to
remove NIL causes Of dissatisfaction on the
part Of this country, growing ont Of recent
occurrences. Judge Coursall will be removed.
ms will possibly lead TO speedy sbrosation
OF the passpor, system.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
MAR r ! AGES.

Observation-Disclosures Charleston, IA.
uawha County. JANUARY :o,h 1864 hy Benz: Slack Esx
Nr. WILLIAM L. SYpESsTnicXrH, Of Kanawhn, 10 Mi1'
EruEccA \. ANDERSON, Vt Fayettc County. BE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., By the same, January
:l,h, Mr.. WILLIAM WrLc1EI 10 Miss MELINDA TrRSEa.
All Of Kanawha- 49,. ..r-., =
Observation-Disclosures by the same, January goth,
Mr. JOIN A. BAxkrR to Miss RopA J. WitLs. AL Of Ia.
nawha.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-01
3Atsst Dews by Eels9rapA,
by Telegraph from Gallipolis.
From Cincinnati Papers Of 3o,h.
Result Of Blair's Peace Mission.

The .resalt Of Dir. Bla;r's voluntary
visit to Richmond is this: Tha, jeff
Davis is willing to waive foruali,ics and
Send to Washington, or receive from
there. commissioners to tr.a. for Peace
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-18
The Brave Gid Woods.

The brave old woods are beautiful,
I have loved them from child,
AMI wondered at their massive trunks,
Add foliage greeu aud wild.
And lve,i in their walks t. stray,
And l'st u the wind's Iuw moan.
For it iuled my sp;ilt's grief away
/ was aioue-yet not alone.
The woods-they are darkiy beautiful,
With their tall and yiint fnro,s,
Where the clouds hang frowniugl, aud dun,
And tell Of the coming storms
And they wave and rock i'll the hurryng
winds
In awful majesty,
For the breath of God hath famed their
wings,
And they tremble fearfuliy.
o the woods are brightly beautiful,
In the murn's ii 1T crimson light.
As It softly iiuts their ieathery tops,
Wien il bursts upon the sight.
And it wakes the S nj [" rapturee new,
IL hath not known hef,'re.
To gaze afar rn the softenei blUe,
And the rel light streaming o'er.
And when al"ft he has sped his way
To his parting place at night.
Their arms aieam forth in the golden ray
Like giants armor bright;
And ge'reemslv they bid farewell,
Though sulemnv they stand.
Till fainter ami fainter f4liS the light
That gilded their giant band.
o the woods 49, Aiinly leau.iful
In the twi!ight'~ transient reign.
When nuught l. echoed in th" air arNun i
u Il L..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-18

MEMOIR OF \ REVOLUTIONARY WOMAN
The Cincinnati Gn< He contains an in
teresiing account of tue life OF Mrs Ann
Baum, who lately died tear that city, in
the S2l wear of her age. Her mai |. n
name, was Wall tee, a:d she was a Iiueal
descendant of Oliver Cromwell. Mrs.
Baum, then Miss Wallace, was present
at The closing scene of Washington 5
Administration, and loved to describe
that imposing spectacle. The fore i'm
ambassadors and their wives were pres
ent in their splendid robes. Washington,
in plain dress of homespun cloth, rose,
came to Mr.. Adams, took his hand and
conducted him SO his seat-silenily left
the hall. She was present, also. and as
sisted in singing the an hem at Washing
toms funeral. Ste described the white
dresses and turbans trimmed with black
worn on that occasion by the ladies,
with only one exception } and the uni
versal sorrow and mourning for the de-
parted hero Mrs. Baum came to Gin
cinnati in 1909, when she married, her
husband being a merchant of high stand
ing. She was identified with the early
days of Cincinnati, aud took an active
part in all charitable and useful enter
prises
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UNION HOUSE
ESENSBURC PA
JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor.

JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor
TIE PROPRIETOR will spare no pains
tn render this iio.el, worthy of continual
ton of the liberal share of public patron
age it has heretofore received. His table
will always be furnished with the best the
market affords; his bar with the best of
liquors,
His stable is large, and will be attended,
10y an attentive an6 obliging ho.tlsr.
Ebenbur2 Apr.l7 ls6l.
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EBENSGURG & CRESSON RAILROAD
On and after Monday. O:toh-r. 81. ls54
trains "n this rri wIl. rau AS follows:
i.EAvE EBRN sBjRG-
At 40 4. NJ connecting with the Btlt
more Express West and Through Accom-
nnda;ion FAST.
At ! 10 7. NJ connecting with the M.i
Train Vest an! rnrough Express East.
LEAVE CRRS>oN-
At 1886 VI. or on departure Of Thro'
AcCnmmudatinn West.
Al 40 P. " ar IN departure Of Express
East and Mail West
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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General Grant.

A British field officer, who recently
visited the Army of the Potomac, gives
the following personal description of Gen.
Grant:
On presenting myself athcadqnart ars,
ani delivering my Letter OF intruduc;i n
fr the Comm:,ndrrnI-chi, niu the hands
of the Adiuia t General | WAS received,
without It moments delay, by General
Grant, who gave Inr a III III C ,rlIil well
come, assigned me IL { mt nexi 10 his own
AMI asked me u live with him during my
stay. Al we 'iine'i ill IA plank hut, Sit
ting down ten III nunIber. the whole par, q.
with the exception OF mys Ii httun-in. Ia
the @ enera!'s staff. The Gcnerai-is rlci-
turn, which gi,'es the cue 10 his party.
II. mast certainly have enough on his
mini o occupy his thnu.hts, tionG4 He
dors net sto,c a.E Sy's o. tr@G', In per
son he bears a very st;on: likeness "a Tie
late Lord Charles Wcii-lyy, with wAnn
l was personally acquainted ln.le,.,l, ON
Corning or,t oi my tent next murnJng, ;,iiJ
elm the General siriniiu" cLar IN
mouth, in front of his. 80 striking was
this rcsemhiance in cOuuteuanc,., figure
and appearances. that had | not known
th.t the second son of the Du!<c of W, IL
in.tun is no longer living, | could have
almost sworn he stood before me. Gene
raj Grant is about uriy-two years oi amr,
and was regularly educated for the SER
vice at West Po,ui but finding prnnuiiun
slow he omitted the army, ami had b, 'rIl
for five years en- -agcd in private pursuil :
when the civil war broke ont. After din-
ner ne took me to his tent, CAV me II
cigar, AMI c!rartci freely. Here | had an
opportunity of witnessing the display of
his very remark able facility for the dis
patch of business, which alone could pre-
vent Il person III his position from b, inn
overwhelmed We were inccssaniIv m
terruptcd by messengers bringing letters,
mess uges, &c Without being in the
ast di-roncerted, he at once attended to
{ matter before him. wrote the nrcessa-
r. instructions and then resumed his
conversation
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Howard ASs0Cz4fi0rs,

PiILADELPIiIA.
DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
URINARY AND SEXUAL SYsTt tMs-uew aud
rrirabif- trratiueni--in reI"r'S Of the
HOWARD ASSOCTATION-Sent hy mail
i'll sealed letter envel"pcs free of charge.
Address. DR.. j SKILLEN IIOUGHfEN.
Howard Ass 'ciatin. No. South Ninth
treet, Phil ade. phia. Pa.
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KELMEO~D'S
Genuine .rreparaticns.

CoM OUND FLUID N rKAGr hUCt U.
Positive aud S.e'.f lienery l'r ,I .cq,saa
ct the BIanG,r Kidneys, Giarrl, and D."g-
slcit' Sn c!lirgs.
his Nc 'i1lue Increases the power &c Di-
Ststhn, aud excite the \ 0S''l l'rnts INTO
healthy action. hv winch tIc y NatcIl r.
C'ir;ir,' us "cpo>it"Iis. amd al UnuaIurhI
hiiL'r4"u.es'tS are iet:ured, as We'll as Pain
aud Inflammation
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NHANHOOn:
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.-yfss Just published p rev edrii.G,
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THUsA. or seminal weakness, voluntary
Seminal Losses. IMPOTENCY. Mental and
Physical lHcapacitv. imrr'iimpntS in Mar
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and FIrS, Induced by se.f-lndulyenceo or SEX
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The celebrated author in this adr;roh,
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cured without the dangerous lise of Internal
medicine or the application Of the knife
pointing ort mode of cure. at once simrle
certain and eff-ctnal. by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his c"nditinn
may be, NAV cure himself cheaply, private
iy. and radicaiiy.
o. This Lecture should he in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope. to
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st. Arth ny's Eire. Fose. Sat Iheuin,
Sea q Ie.d, Sore TYss.
syphiiis ard NEerourial Hi.easa.

From Itr Hiram S0,ai. 4 ~. LoHts. h.sso.'ri.
IL tId your SAEsArAEILLA = mot Ciicc' ual
remedy tor The sec"Ec@ry :, h'pf"nS OF H:lh"'s'
AID for phi,Itic LseEte than az, othc! lss's-
The Iroe--o il Ccbted to OF lUr some CI tie
test ,ne,.icIeS We Lac, e.
From T. H. FrencH " y an en- ;nept y-Ei'~i"'rD II
LrTreHce NCs.s.. WI1 Is u prominent hlsnIC,r y
fhs Legis!atETc ff -'!asSdrktae!fs.
= DR.. AVER Nj. dear SIr: ] EaYc fourd I"ur
SAEshPAglLLA 81; excel eat IerHedy for SEIa|tf.
~ y,T'E sU secondary tyrc, ala OE-ct
u: IL ~Cne CSse- l.t were too Dtf!l Eic 10 Ned 10
orher rclncttic-. 30 rot kEow What We c"n 'FF-
Ia. A4!e! Gt!Nc l. nITCG-
ifr Chrs. s J.., L;e1r. Of Nt,r Hr1;rs,rct. y. ,
lao d!e:C!ui ulcers on t:~ Ctiseo h., tie sV
crcury, r9ercHrii G5%tpSc. Which giCy Itu'v L
IrInct.t Treatment 1hat con tr"PI led. IA II lie
,J:I~eEerin: Ot a Ets'S SA!.SAHAsILLA :",.c 60
Inn Fvw cases can br iortG iiOtc ,CiC. ;t;S s.E
G:stTcsin in ian ti:>. nd Il took several GucA LCt
Ic- 10 cRtc GiiiII.
Leu ;orrhcea, Whites, Female Wearness,
cre geuer.N, pIojucya ty !I.ter!.. >crGfous U!ceT
d.s0H. q Ic.N UrcH Iii.,G =. :.te.:tise =
cicc! q! tins SAHsAra.:ILLh S,I'r c:ses rec are
how ~ cr, in G-6 Ct tLc &slSAF.s ILi,. tic sri L!
aEpIcaticE Of local Te,ylc,!>-
From The lreE-knorp Gn6 ,riGe'p-ccie1rtfeG Er.
Jacob hP7'iH. GftTEc.nH.1ir.
IL have found v0ur oAKsAPAEILl \ an excellent
attentive lH CIecGses "I " Iniies MIH chtce OF IL
IegCaIitN. LeHcuri iiUa, Internal Liberation. and
local debility, isrg the sC;o.u.oIs Gati'sis,
have ylcsCed - II. and there Few th&t 60 10,
When !is effect Is properly ":Gc" b. !oca! treatment
4 LIdy. ttICiliing C,ikr fhe publication ct her
HGnr. 7rriteS:
My daughter ard Ih. sC.t have hccn cured az a
GcU.l::ti;ig Lcuc0r- Oi org st:.i.C.ls, l.
TAO Io:te- OF our oAEsAPhl.lLI.
Rheumatism Gout Ii-er Complain. Cys-
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q SESf'aST1v

~ Is
's'l'E undersigned ,ira,luat. of the R,Iti-
more College of Dental Spr,a.r ra.,.pc,
piIly offers lis professional :e-yi..rs tn the
crizens at thensl'lIr@. lie has s,areI ma
MEALS thoroughly t" acquaint himself with
every improvement n lis art. T., MANY
years ot personal experience he has thnuoht
C." add the llnpaI red experience of the high
est authorities in Dental Science He sim.
p'y ASKS thaf an "pi"rtttitv NAV he given
'or Ills work To speak its own nra;se
o SAMuE'. RELFORp, ID. d. S.
Ol1ice--in Colombo Rw
REFERENCEs.
r''f e. A. ilarri~: F. Bond. ir.; w. r..
I,*'ny A. A. Blandy, p. II. Austen. of the
Baltimore College
\, VIII be at Ehenshurg on the fourth
Drnl.,E ~ each month. to stay one week
n, Inc Late AMI Campaigns of General Nc
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Sol ID BY
ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASh FOR ilELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO
OTHER.
" out the !v"rti$omcnt and >end fr it
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND IN
pUSIRE.
March .. 1864 ".
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EBENSDURG HOUSE

The undersged having purchased and
l taken p"Ssession Of the Ebcnburg
House (fnrmely coupled by Henry Foster }
Will he happy 10 receive and accomm"l-
ate his old customers. and all others who
may he diSp''3eel tn patrnnize him. The
Pr"priet"r feels assured f1pm the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE Il other facilities that
ne can offer at least as good accrmmu
!ati"ns as can tx. had ut any other IN the
place. He is i'll possession nfa large supply
ii the chUi~eSt liquors with which his bar
will he furnished; his table wlll he furn
ished with all tf iuxurie< "f the season. and
He intends by his hospitality and care, to
merit the patronage of ali tIose who stop
vvItlilIin.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburs April, II. 1861. tt.
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AYERS
CATUARTIC PILLS

possess 70 many aivaHtare- over The oter pur-
ga;iHcS il ifc 'nnrkr', and their superior virtues
are 50 universally known. that we need not do
more than assure l!ic public their quail i
maintained equal to the bet it ever las L,:cn
and thar they may he depended OH 10 90 ali
thet they have ever done.
Prepared ~ J {. AVER, NJ d, & Co.
Lowell, Mas, and sold !,y
DIX r. S. R!1NN. Ebensburg,
G. L. RAXE2. Jnhrstowu.
7. II SHIELDS, Lorretto, and dealers
everywhere
June Is. 1864.
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Ayers
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SC2cETLA EE0 ECR0F CLcUS 0I:GAeEs-
From Emery Eo"S. &" ",c'. -GMo,ca sHeEch@"' q
GJJOjsi, jIniitc.
have sod aI tc 9Uu,.fIti,.~ uf SAIs' PAR
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desired effect Sd IA aiIsc IOl 10 Il CT = 20 tt
il As iast as our la're H. IL tie '-ttt me- "a
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Eruptions, Finp,es. Elot hes, Pustu es,
Ulcers, sores. ana all Diseases OF tie S--l-i.
From Rer. Rott. SfraGon. Eris:oi. E"gHa""
- i OILY do my Cury 10 aI.u rIc pt D'ic "t"h
ada nay testimony 10 that YOU pub iS % ne NE
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ter a,,ed ten, Rad al a1il.cii LuiHoT H. HtI ear
eyes, and LAIR Tor Yeas, lch We "eie uii.bie 10
cure uI.:ii We t!icd ong SAEsArARI1LA. Sac has
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From Mrs Jane z Pee n 7r.!i lrrGi-n and TUch
esteemed taGg II DsEni&C;.ir. Cupe -2'ay 90" y a.
VI dHugiites las suiei c.i fer = ycai last I'm
scroiGious eruption, which very tout eHoii;e
H"tih@ ato' dct amy ie:irt ''l';ii We ire" ou.
sAPAEILLA, which 500" cCinpet cu!eG i-ei-
From Charles P. cage Esq c'sr ,rir'ey-k"o'-" nm"
J H0g~. hNrrdg ! 70 A',.HiJLcisTt'S q e'''"'-
eH,d p1IerS in N,tsi.iia, y. y.
- had IOr several Years very trout eSoine |''-
in my Iace, w:ch grew constantly n".sr u;,'li
il ,!s!isuTed my D,c;.iie ~ iLi".rT; br
f:iIci ION. tIicG almost CTNti.II mai cdtu OF
toth advice AID lnsIcIl.c Lut wiihou; al, r-iief
whatever, until ] took youi SAKSArAE!LLa- IL
Immediately made ms face wore. Hoa loi me IL
nusht tor time: but ia . few weeks tie lew stii
Logan 10 foIm uIuer tie l. 0tc!.es. aId c"''li u'd
until my iuce Is smooth as all bod! : "iu am
without any - mpto,nS OF t.c disease HAT ii.oN
cf c JOY Perfect heath, ;.ic Hl1iIoit coHUt owe
t 20 Your SA :sArAitILLA
Erysipeiss General Debility Purify the
Bod.
From Tr Fobf Selic.l. Eo;tstoa 81, N J.
DR YER: seldom All: 10 remove Er1'Dfions 'id
Sc3GfEO"s sores by tic lcise. eiIItS usc Of Hoi'F
SANS PARiLLA. aid l.'I,c just Ow cured an at
tack OF .h,tiys0Rt E,ysipc'rS With il. No ;rI;-
tiNc i,ossess - uas Iic sAESAPA!II.lA H0u IL:
SUPP !icu 10 the io.rss!ui. .fc tu.e
From j. T.. ,fGliS'oH Esq H'oItps1l. Gi.o
- ~ twelve NCars Ii lie e,.uI, +, So. - ca
TIEht nam. Cu.Ing " i..c. TINS. ~, L, v'.-
'o'a,d ri' sIc'ai, con osc a. tD"A i'l. ":c-s
t.O.:aI> wU:th OF I!;r'c..-cs Tie ce!> we 20
bat. ttE = ~ =
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81! Z nII !airis ni cirI:rr S,x. arisir q rr-
Il ':iy Wcaknrs> Wheeler ini.r,rl MI
system or pr''!ucc,; by special CAUSES.