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AS ago advances, ai,s and aches attend;


Outtingly cruel comes consuming care. '-'~
Dealiu0 deIustons. dvivelrs, despatr."
Thus, with alliteratiye accuracy, does Orpheus G.
Kerr tell the sad story of the "aches and ais" Of
advancing age. But a way has been discovered by
which old age escapes its penalties and youth may
be made more brilliant. PLANTATION BIrTERs-
the t. ue Elixir Of Life and Love'-is the wounded
spirits balm. It cures Dyspepsia. Headache. Dull
ness. Vertigo, Gout. Liver Complaint Sallowness,
Feverish Lips. and every symptom Of an unpleasant
or alarminkch Let all who would enjoy life
and its blessings, use PLANTATION BIrTBEs. and
they will retain their fr shness, bloom and beauty
.tfefs From YoUrH TO OLD AGE. fr.T
julyl-dawlw
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DIED FROM SUN-srRoKE.-A young man,
. German named Matthias Hitler, a dis
charged soldier of the lst Michigan Infant
~, died at four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
as was supposed, from the effects of sun
stroke experienced at Hildreth's lumber
yard In this city about an hour previous.-
He was about twenty-five years of age, and
had no relatives In this country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-07

GvABKR OF SOLDIERS AT THE BARRACKS.
The Steward at Tod Barracks informs us
that the number Of soldiers, for whom meals
were provided by him yesterday noon and
evening. was 1857.
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Capital City Business College.
The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense Of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter. ,
Address BUSH & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf Columbus, Ohio. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-07

PERsoNALs--G General j. d. Cox, the Re-
publiSsR candidate for Governor, arrived
in the city early yesterday morning from
the East. He put up at the Neil.
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GEN. GARFIELD SUN7STRUcK.-While Gen.
ia. Garfield was delivering an address at
Ravenna on the Fourth, and when about
closing, he suddenly grew faint, reeled and
would have fallen, had he not been caught
by his1 friends. Some thought it an apo
plectic fit, and others ,sun-stroke. The
General suspects it was the latter. He was
indisposed several hours after the attack.
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NIagmaninnOus.

a PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The, Press states
that Rear Admiral Dupont, has bequeathed
$l75,000, the amount of his prize money,
to establish National Asylum in Washing
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An Effort TO Obtain a Reprieve for
1912. Mrs. Surratt. Tith1o iL

NEW York, July 6.-The Posts Wash
ington special says: Counsel and friends
of Mrs. ,Surratt are already making efforts
to obtain reprieve tor her. 1t is thought
they not succeed
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= THE CITY.

TwELFTH BAf44Rs The 18th Ohio Bat
terry arrived 81 Clamp Chase yesterday af-
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Fort LARIMER, July GA column, con-
sistiDg of the ID Missouri Artillery, equip
ped as Cavalry, and the 18th Missouri Cav
airy, passed Columbus, Nebraska, to-day.
en- route to the Powder River country, to
cooperate isitlTtwo other coh1h uBpiowpre-
PariRg 59f TO- %2Ifh fSQMa fSQMpa LaFi@er aFi@er Against the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-07

GARDINER, Me, July 6.-The extensive
Jarvis Steam Tannery, with all its stock Of
bark, &C., was destroyed by fire this noon.
Loss $4,000; insured for $1,000. -
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WASHINGTON, July 6.--Ex-Governo
Vance was released from Old Capitol Prison
to-day, to return home subject to the Pres
idenes order. Ito d Inn i3I
Secretary Stanton has so far recovered
from his Illness assto'cali on the President
to-day.
The Chilian Minister has recovered from
his recent illness. -
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Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces.
2 Cn111Mnra. Fehrnarv 16th. 1sG5

COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1865.
To tohona this may Concern:
Peter Martin, Of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPROVED HoT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
8. The Furnaces In District No. 5 have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-.
my Of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. l cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode or
heating. Z. D. KINGSLEY,
Supt. of Public Schools of Columbus.
f CIRCLEvILLE, Feb. 10th, 1865.
The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
building OF this city in November last, and
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces in the following
important particulars: 1t has, compara-
lively, a greater heating surface; produces
a larger volume of heat with given amount
of fuel; the condition of the air in respect
to temperature, moisture and purity, is SUI
perior; the admission of cold air, the sup
ply of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated. l
To avoid scorching and decomposing the
air, as is done, to some extent, by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supply of pure, fresh air, warmed
to pleasant temperature, as well as to pro-
tect the wrought-iron air-fues from
the effects Of the fire, it is essential that
the warm air-fues leading to the school
rooms, should be at least twelve
inches in diameter. This will insure the
influx of such large and rapid current OF
fresh air as to prevent the wrought-iron
hues from being overheated, and thus secure
the durability Of the furnace, and keep the
warm air In healthful condition. 1t is
deemed proper to State in this connection,
that our Board of Education was induced
to order Mr.. Martins Furnace, because two
other furnaces had been previously used in
our school ediflce without satisfactory re-
suits, and because, after careful examina-
tion of large number OF furnaces and
other modes of warming school houses and
other public editices, not only in Western,
but also in Eastern cities, Mr.. Martins was
believed to be decidedly the best.
a.... III. II. BARNEY, .
Supt. Circleville Union School.
Address PETER MARTIN,
No. I49 West Fifth ST., Cincinnati, o.
feb17-tf
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Official Public Notice.
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

-- ''.- ~ .CoLrMBUs, May Isl, ls65.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
i visions of an act of the tieneral Assembly OF
the State Of Ohio, passed April 49, 1885, the under
signed State officers will receive proposals until the
lst day of August next, for the purcha of the
land scrip received from the United States for the
establishment Of an Agricultural College, or Col
leges. in the State of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
630. 900 acres Of land.
No proposid lion will be received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
If more convenient, proposals may be made to the
Auditor and Treasurer OF any County, who will
transmit the same to the undersigned.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
tff.' 'ff g., V0GNEY D0REEl,
.tI f..y jIfU.i LII ( ,Treasurerof State.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
mayl-d1tawtlaugl Secretary of State.
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Poor worm | thou art infected.

Poor worm! thou art infected.
This visitation shows" .
But by the use of DR.. D. H. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy, you can be restored to
health, which is more precious than gold
yea, than fine gold"
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The Races.

Yesterday was the third day of the meet
ing of Olentangy Park Association. It
passed off pleasantly, and to the satisfac-
tion of fair attendance Of ladies and gen.
tlemen. The crowd was about equal to
that of "Wednesday. Below is summary
of the two races yesterday:
First Race-DaSh of Three Miles, for Purse
lam Of $400. ~ -r
J. y. Kelly's b. {. Lutestring.
Dr. j. W. WedOn's h. h. Legal Tender. -. ..,..2.,
A. Chappell's br h. Rook Maranda. .,.............3
Tme-lst mile SIX; I'd mile 152I; Sd mile 1891.
Heat 543K.
Second Race--Pwse $3.50, Mile Heats, lin 3.
J. Alexanders ch. c. Woodford, ............l. Q.
George Moore's b. 8. Hero. o......,...........2.
III: Waller's s. m. Kate Boston. .............2. 3
Time-l.5ih. l.57h, 1884. ..
To-day (Friday) is the last day of the
meeting. The races to take place to-day
are the most exciting and important OF the
whole. Stake for two year olds with four
entries. Selling race and purse for beaten
horses, in which number of good ones
will contend. No one fond of seeing good
race horses should fail to attend to-day.
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New York Stock nInrkst.-.InIx 10

Stocks strong Rock Island Io4; Great w estern OF;
csSes@d PtsSaTs chSs.n scSsbe2ha bSSh
sszs Mariposs. IA: New York Central, ssk; Erie,
ss2 do preferred, SO; Hudson, no.. Resding, e9n;
Illinois Central scrip 1874, Quicksilver, 5eX; Cum
berlaDd ~; Canton, 3sX O. a n, certified. 9bK;
Missouri 10; lO40 coupons. y2ti 5-2Ocoupons new
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'COMMERCIaL MATTERS.
now York money m rIarkot---Jnly

MQNEYr-Quiet and easy at 40D5 per cont \ fst
STtkLlNG EXCHANGE--firm at iosA9iogT,
GOLD-Scarcely so firm; opening at 13e 4, doclin-
ing to 1881, advancing 70 l3aI and closing at 1870
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-More active and
hrIner. L.-LLL L.. IL l..lIn. .YIl
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%vlT9IEIo) n TaIfIitNoa 2
Db.-ion
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\ Atzerott was deeply affected and cried
bitterly, asking for, a Lutheran minister.
Harold displayed considerable fortitude
and only asked for an interview with his
family. Mrs. Surratt was collected, and
asked for Fathers Walter and Piget to at
tend her last moments.
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RW. @. Co. have Just published "CauOl'a NeE
Pfactical Catalogue OF Current Miscellaneous Books
Published IN the United states" one volume
l6mo- PIP 2G7. Pnce 90 cents
X. W. c. q Co. al % issue. seuni-Monthly, Csr-
rolls Literary Register" ~eVotedto litera ure. and
ke ping its readers fully posted ON tbs Neg Publ
cations Of the day. Subscription pr &C 81 per an
mum m advance. Specimen number sent on re-
ceipl Of stamp.
ss-Aby work sent by mail on receipt Of price.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER sI.OOO,OOO,

A Ii 10 b sold Cor One Dollar each without re-
"a gard 70 value. Not Co be paid lor uuii yuu
know what you are 10 receive
tIn is one o. the isrEeal arms 10 tho ctr Of N.
York. and arr doing a FerV extensive nu mess, and
have on hand the largest stock tnat can - ound IN
the City."--lceana Times, Peut Water, Mich, oct.
"a, 1854. iifheir stock IS large and huyer may
RELY articles purchased from Them iust a. repre-
scented Their lont coutnusaca in business enables
them to oder better Inducements than any other
house in the ty."--Loyal American. hndeTzon,
Ind, OcL 20 iS83. Their Wstrhea are adnlitleIi
by cent eient Judge, ami those Who have used
them, 70 be the best use They are al' they e4e
adyeIused 20 be."-lndependedi, Marrentou. ill.,
Oct -, 1854. They are large dcsiers and their
stock il manufactures IN the best atyie and Of pure
materials, "-felcEruph Saugeruos n, r. Oct "a,
isGi. "Ail goods iurashad a what they a-e rep
resented 70 be- Times, Waiarvile, y Y, Oct =,
1854 worthy Of confidence wyoming Demo
GRAFT WsrFaF. n y, Oct %, 1854 ahonorad'e and
iasr deaung mau.f-Cumherisnd Valley Journal,
zschauicsbarg Pa. Oct % 1854.
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ELLIS & MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery,

Are in the pOssessionsof this Establishment,
hey embrace
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San AocrDEyT.-On Saturday evening last,
a Iittle boy named Daua Hathaway, son o.
Nr Hathaway. Of this city, was thrown
nan ilr5 pony III EuEeuelu, anUrU Instance
beyond the pontcon bridge, which be had just
crossed, receiving injuries which Il IS feared
may prove fatal. He was picked up in an
iusensible condition. and removed 20 the
residence of his uncle, Mr. Thomas, since
which time he has been lying in a critical
coddition He received q severe blow on
the side Of the head, and no doubt otherwise
iufured
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H ACULTX.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oF DBECTOR AND GESEHAt,
49, - Mrrrmau4 u.uunara

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE uF DIBECToR AND GENUHAt,
MANAGEB o. MILirARY RAILRoAUs u. s.
WAsmsGros, d. e., July 81, lS65.
proposals Will be received at this ofice until
y y o'clock, noon. on Wednesday, September u,
ls63, 10 purchase the United States Military Rail
road Rolling Mil AZ Chattanooga, Tennessee. with
the machinery, tools buildings. fixtures, and track
eonnec ing the Rol.ing NIL with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
The mill sod machinery constructed TO re-roil
railroad r,n are entirely new, and Of the most nm
proved character.
For fall DESCRIPTION and details Of operation, ca
psctV, &c., apply in person or by letter TO T. v.
fARDLEl, superintendent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
All Jids should be endorsed, Proposal 10 pur-
chase Chattanooga Rolling MIL"
ID. c. McCALLUM,
BreVet Brigadier 6eneral,
Director and Geneial Manager,
Military Railroads u 3.
No Satisfactory bid hsving been received under
the recent advertisement for the sale Of the Chat
tanoOga Rolling MIL the time for receiving BIDS IL
extanded 70 The FlETH OF OOTOBER, ls65. same
hour ID. q. McCALLUM,
BreYst Brgadier General,
Director and General Manager,
sep29-d4w toOct5 Military Railroads u. 8.
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cries.

, f,es sepl4-3m
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Adminisfrafor'a Nnfica-

fyso ~ a=siturs q tho ssrais q b r. Dasls. de-
II oeased Having suggested the Insolvency u
sd estais % ne lgr u the Smith County court.
sou sre hereby noulsd 20 ne you= clans duly
theuiifutea aE1n4i nd estate. VITA $50 Clerk
or lsiele re iath dag 81 EehruafY. lso6, o. hey
vi be barred q ir uro raia.
srp5i-s8t n ". PHILLIPS. Aaaa'r.
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MUTUAL

Rsu.st. -in hcli oui better, AID b more ssnteari
1, sr,o-,--.-l. We. Cor one, make "a our u.r,
snl l. cur ehsf.shsd plin-inie &C. hsFe ever ooe
~ car -. sr,aus. BE- t sscr sd u-lo. or ot rhe
or,,.l,.i rsaqnita.gs. e MUTUAL ii uusi be- th'
h.s uf opsrsaon and We suioy TIE p'esaing ssi.'-
srtsn d p,rcs.vInr thsi tnis ruo o. ours Is hsn'y
,pr-,,...-i ss al u.ih Ehoia ae have tno r.s,slrs
80 Hs1arHaaar
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Administrators Notice.

no te cred tors Of tha estate q 1osiah Haliurn
sd sslris 40 ne tlFrE 81 the smith cuuntF uourt
VOC are fera1T 11Gle1 o. tis fcur cls4ius. duiF
al henirsrsa. sal1Ei Eaid esiale. sIh sd CLERK
on or aeilre l1s lil lsy Of February. IEfE they
81 he oarrsd run tlrir rro fasA
sspsi-sii fHos FIsHER. AdH'r
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IsAuGrRarIos The Inauguration Of the
new city officers, will take place next Fri
dav at eleven o'clock, a. m. The election
Of new policemen does not take place nll
January.
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Bracelets, Rings. Sets Of JewIsry &c.

ITO be disposed OF a. ONE DOLLAk each
4 without Ftg gard 10 value, and not TO be psid for
unt you know what You are 20 receive,
our Inducements are the greatest ever offered for
Obtaining good Jeweiry at low pr ces.
Cernoatea OF sill the articles named in our circu-
lar are pat into ENVELOPES sealed Up. and mixed,
snd when ordered, are drawn, without regard 10
choice, and cent BY mall tres Of expense giving all
y fair chance. Il Will then be al your opdnn 10
send One Dollar Tor the article or not, SATldFAC-
TlON Is GUARANTEED in al cases. and - there
are NO BLANKS, it Is impossible Tor any oae 70
ceive less than the value OF their money.
cur list comprises 150,clO srticles vIlued at
from s. TO sl25 each, consisting OF Gents and La
uies' Gold and liver Hunting Oased Nate hes, Nj
mature Magic Spring aud snap Locke.s, Oval and
Chased Gold Braceleis. Geld Pens with silver
mouniet Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
fnson esses and pencils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and Stone set Rings, Bosom studs,
Sleeve Buttons variety Of styles) California Dia-
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Gents Masonic
Pms and Rirgs. ladies Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
hes, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl sets II LADIES'
JeWeliy. variety Of styles OF Ear Drops and Brooch
es Chate aine and Tong Gusrd chains, Gents Vest
and Neck Chains, Geld and Jet Revolving brooch
es, etc, etc.
circular containing list Of articles, also the
LIBERAL INDUCE. ESrs AND PREMIuAs we offer IN
forming Clubs, will be seat free. Single certificates
2i cents ave for 81, thirteen for 81 thirty three for
s. one hundred for Sl5 Our central location
ders promptly filled and forwarded by return mail
or express
Agents waited in every town and county.
Address PACKARD a o..
IS West Fourth St, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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scsPENsIos BRIDeE.--Work on the suspen-
sion bridge, on the Nashville SIDE Of the
river, is commenced. Tho bridge Will be
ready for the passage Of travel by Deem
Der. WHUr
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2aashrille Anion.
SUPPLEMENT.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1868.
WEDNESDAY. ocroBER Z. 1855.
CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

TYRoLEsE Herr Fritz Beck
ageut for the TvrDlese Warblers, srriTed d.
this city. last night. and from him We learn
that the warbler viii be here, snd com
meme nerrormine next Friday evening
A. 80, a. ! hall can be epgaged, the per
formsnre viii be announced. We have no
douHt bot that they win draw fuii houses
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In the treatment Of the Eye snd Esr, ard oiHer
organs q sense. lt becomes Necessary 30 hEra :
good knoEiedee Of everything pcrtsinlng 30 red
ciue and surgery. Whist are callei regular rhva-
esnss may aaEe Fraduated in either TIE old o. Rev
school COLLEGE s1d can boasi OF a one sided edl-
esiioo. uui yel, IN the trea-ment Of me Eye and
Ear, al % cure snge o1stnate csse--ihr the
ueltmelt prescribed 10 their Forks viii not dtnel 4
cure ~ large ulsIoriiy or cases.
DR BRncXHAS IS a grsiusta OF tha MIssolI.i Uni
Veraiiy-plploma hsuss Ia BIZ offce, and has many
cert nesiss iron persons cured, whieh nag e
seen BY calling
The nr. guarantees cure1, Therefore 10 one need
fear 70 employ hin, inr where a Doctor does tusl-
ness IN THIS ualuer, lis good eFidauce That be IN
derstauus ihe nature OF the seGses be trcsrs
As-Ai commuaicatenss with scamp enclosed
promptly answered
Rememoer BIZ Indmsry "a e. No. IS Church
Sircei p. q. Box No 81.
p PERMISSION, he also refers % the llII5sins
medici men celehraied "a OphthsimIr surFarF. :
Dc. ]. = Quidore, q nioa Piace, NeH Horr Dr..
Dc. e e. peForrest, n. r.; nr. Lanired, Ph,adal-
phia; nr surge, Quincy, iil.i pr. Ciarenoa Bsrrey.
81 Lous, Ne.
auElb=1ue
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CovTEFp.-Tho cistern NJ the corner Of
Capitol squsre, has been covered with new
aud substantial plank. The improvemen mt
was badly needed
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IFGrsLaruEE.-sixty-on voters Of The
FEouze Of Representatives were present, yes
terday, ineladiug nine aew members. This
is Eve more than e quorum.
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In Dyspepsia.

and is attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CFAkM thau medicine There L. moth
ing IN the whole range Of Maiera Medioa that can
for moment bear comparison with &c In thus dis-
esse.
flll account Of this wonderful plant may be
i0uGd ia the llth edition Of the Z. s. Dspensatory,
pages 1857 and 1883
series Of experiments iu which TT. Bill has
been for years engaged, hss just tesn brought % =
sur cas-iul temiuaiion, and he h noW enabled 20
oder 90 the pubic combination Of CEDkON with
other approved tones, the whole preserved 10 no
best qualty OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky.
which he = confident has no equal IN he world.
he might furnish a volume OF cerildesles, but the
pubic have long slnes learned lo estimate such
things by their true value The aieat plan Is Tor
every one % test for himself the virtues Of a
med GINS.
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attained q reputation a. vide spread as the couti'
neut OF North America But the cr0Hniug glur7 Of
life remains % be STAINED in his discovery, or
rather combination. for re does not claim % have
been the discoYerer OF GIDEON, VII ch e tie tssls
Of the BtfeIs nos oaeredto the public That hon
OF beiOugs to the native nhabianig Of Central
America 10 whom its virtues hsYe been known for
more than two hundred years Armed with % the
Indian hds defiance % the most deadly malaria,
and handle without fear, the most yeuomons ser
penis. 10 is belief with them, that while there is
hTe On u toe body, the Cedron potent 10 cme, no
matter Whist the disease may be-
While Dr.. Bull Is NOT prepa Ell 10 endorse this en-
trsvseaut prstension, he b neFerlheless sal sted
from q thorough examination Of the evidence reia-
ting 10 ms vrtues that a remedy and prevenia-
tive for all disease arising nom exposure. q iher
10 the weather OF climate, or 10 miasmaiic infuen-
ces u stands
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l. under the scoutrol Of his brother, g. ".
JONES, formeuy foTeman Of he well known urn
Of MerTick Sons, Philadeiphia Both Of Us being
pTsct cal men, and hatteung Ourselves Of some
reputation Es mechanies IL Is neelless 70 say tuat
Al work executed a, this piaee will be made 10 the
very Bet manner, and We guarantee that pTces
vii Be such that 1t VII Be Unnecessary for any ore
20 80 oui o. the city e buy anythinE IN cur Inc o.
business, unless theF have more money thsn they
know hat % do with. iulysarn
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In use in Tennessee for the last twenty years. and
parties having Machinery mSnuiactureJ by ellis 4
Moore, Will find il 20 their interest % have their
pairs done NJ these works, A. no one else has the
mined 10 do all work entrusted 10 rs PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Prices,
our obie~t being 20 make t the interest Of all par
ties 70 deal with Us Every improvement in Ma
ehDery that has for IT, OBJ ect the saving Of labor,
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, viii Be
adopted by US. Parties contemplating 's6tnlling
Or can be furnished with roals and Machinery for
boring and pumping, ehesp ~ they can be far
nished from Rttsbarg. Parties wishing
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Administrators Notice.

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Administralors Nofice.

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