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The Petroleum Chronicle gives list Of oil
companies in Philadelphia; and we find, Af.
ter taking the trouble as a matter Of curiosity
to figure ont the total amount of capital
named, that it is no more nor less than One
Hundred aud Ninsy-Six Millions, one hun
dred and twenty fvs Thousand dollars 1885,
l25,OOO) And this for Philadelphia alone.
Is any more effective fact required to exhibit
the inflated and humbug character of the
most of these concerns2 '"
Oil companies can no doubt make money
Ito certain extent--it they are honestly
and iudiciously ofieered aud rightly conduct
ed; but nh1st Of the enterprises ia the list
above referred to are little better than swim
dies.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


John q lngmAn against Harriet Il. Ayres, ct al
Case No. 1894, Superior Court.
Pursuant to an order OF the Superior Court OF
gomerY County, Ohio, made In the above case will
suer at public auction, al the door OF lhe Court
House, In the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county,
Ohio, on
Monday, April 17b,
Between the hours Of two and four O'Clock p NJ. Of
said day, the following real estate situated in the
county OF Montgomery and State OF Ohio, and ia
Harrison township, and described as follows 10 wit,
Situated in the souths's 1t quarter Of seeton twenty.
nine (29) town two 2 range six east and described
IS follows; Beginning 10 the center Of the Dayton and
Wolf Creek free turnpike, At the southwest corner Of
Henry Highs fouIteen acre lott thence N s., w 30
poles to the said Highs w corner thence b s6s, w
~ poles to Christian Reasons N r corner; thence
4fo, 6e,o to said corner in the center OF said
pike thence with the center Of the same 7so, 10
poles, 125<', Is poles 10 the place Of begrnninR
conaiuing fourtsen acrea and hundred and thirty
perchap, m1rs or less, in Montgomery county, Ohio
TRRns or SAtR.-one-third cash on dAy OF sale, one
third In one year and one-thlrd in two ysars, with
interest nom day OF sale deferred pAyments 10 be
secured By mortgage on the premises
Appraised 81 ,szS, and must sell for tso.thirds OF
the appraisement.
The above is the late residencs'of Bsn N. Ayrss,
adjoining the city OF Dayton and is hlghly improved
tract Of land and tne residence and very des nabe
properly. boz. ..- U. Q. ii. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff and Master OommlssiOner.
JoHS HowAhD soH, Attya fofPrE. aF
eA~a-"H r.... .l... e. .....sr.. al.
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Sewing

Is entirely noiseiess.
PArENTED DEVICE prevents its being turned baok
ward.
The PATENTED NHEDLE cannot be set wrong.
The PATENTED HEhnKR AND FELnR ASD BRAlDHR
cannot be set wrong. ..
1t runs faster than any other.
1t will never drop stitch. U..
II is the only practical Machine which All can use
It does the finest and neatest work ever known and
all varieties of family sewing in the most perfect
manner
No other machine takes the TWISTED LooP STITCa'
1t cannot be adjusted or got out OF order.
1t uses the "RoTATIHs Heck "
Whatever the merits OF other machines, il is no
disp ragement to say the Wilcox a Gibbs lie worth
for family use, double that OF any other ever offered
to the public. t,
The Gold Medal st tho American Institute, and nu.
merous First Premiums at state FAIRS, and at the
meetings OF Mechanical and Scientific Societies all
over the world, are among its trophies. 2
1t is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
a12daWSm
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whether il could have been restored by
stopping the fight one, two Or three years
ago, is question about which men will
differ for years to come. II will be prob
lem in history-provided the Union shall |
now be restored. We have to-day exact |
ly the same opinion we had in the begin
ning-namely, that upon the removal of
the pressure Of war from the South, and
the offer Of the Constitution and the Union,
the people OF the South would have
thrown aside their real disunion leaders
and returned, no matter what "the pro-
claimed purpose" of those leaders. We
think that at the first all the debt, taxation
and bloodshed of the war, and afterward
large part of each, might in this way,
have been avoided This opinion we still
entertain, and shall continue to entertain.
But we will not now, in the midst of our
sincere rejoicing at even the hope Of the
near approach Of Union through Peace,
lenter upon any argument on the subject.
All of us were travelling toward the same
point-re-union. We were travelling diff
ferout roads, indeed We, ourselves
think that we of the North and West
ought first to have never separated on our
journey, and next that long ago we should
have gotten together but now that we all
seem to be upon the highway of PEACE,
and reaching for the goal of the UNION
AS 1T WAS, we will not quarrel, nor do
we want to be quarreled with, by fellow
travellers because we differed as to the right,
and the shortest and cheapest road to the
Union. Especially we cannot allow the
Commercial to quarrel with as; since in
the beginning Of the struggle, and after
the Confederate Government had been es-
tablished, it was for letting the South go
and having two governments. We nsusr
Veye at any time. But let by cones be
by cones on that question, and if, indeed
we are to have Peace and Union at last,
let us all rejoice. Z, i11
5. But we withhold our full measure of
at least public and demonstrative joy, till
the great event is brought nearer for even
yet, we warn our readers that all depends
on the course Mr.. Lincoln shall take. If
he demands nothing but the Constitution
and the Union, all will be well, whether
with or without slavery, is not at all mate
rial, prouided alaoays that the abolition of
: slavery be not made a cause Of keeping
; up the war, thereby prolonging disunion.
We await the action OF the President with
hope, but not without great anxiety. Ev-
, cry thing depends upon it. Let us not be
, deceived. The South is neither conquered
. nor subiugated, and cannot be. Her mill
tary power has indeed been greatly broken
by overpowering numbers and superior
Daaterid of war. But she has yet nearly
$50, 900 men armed and organized, and
an immense territory not yet occupied
and if rendered desperate, her people can
still protract the war for several years.
The recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, through Chief
Justice Chase, on the Louisiana question
: and the action of Mr.. Lincoln towards the
Executive and Legislature, of Virginia
are cheering omens. Let us hope for the
best,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I WILL sell at Public Auction, on the premises in
the cit' Of Dayton, the 18th inst. at o'clock,
the homestead OF DR.. H. II. Langstedt. The lot is
10 alley in addition to the family esiden there
are two frame dwelling houses aud large brick ONCE
beautiful garden and green house, containing great
variety Of choice fruit and hardy flowers. This 10
desirable property, either for an Investment for
occupation. For hurther particulars enquire on the
prem ses, or to j. r. DONALnSON,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 10 Main
street. Al0tt
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DIED.

MEHTFL.--On the lsth INST, at her residence,
corner Of Second and Webster streets Henrietta Ro-
sen, wife Of Simon hentel, SEN, aged fotty-seysn
years. ...HI ..fI.
Funeral from the family residence on Tuesday at
two o'clock r. NJ. Services by Rev. Mr.. FritEs.
Intarmsnt Woodland Cemetery Friends Of the
family are cordially invited. ...-a....
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ID EMOVAL.-M. P. Holan's once haa been 70
III moyedtrom Olegg's Building 70 SO MAN strsst
between Second and Third streets, over hT, RossbsF
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AnusEments.


b y Q K II L III "A L L.
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The following article was written be-
fore the dreadful calamity had fallen upon
the country. But it will prove the strong
hopes we had, of peace and quiet to the
land, from the President.
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REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

/ n pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
l. Coprto Montgomery County, Ohio, will oier foa
sale, al public auction, en-
Saturday. TIE 29h dayot April, A. d. 1865,
Al two o'oool, afternoon, upon The premises, the
following described real estate, situate in the County
q Montgomery and State Of Ohio towit estimate IA
the northeast quarter Of seCtcn 81, tCWn o. iRnge d.
east 40, described as foliows Beginning at stone
the northwest corner tMd farm th nee sonth b1
l0, efst $50 chains 70 stone thence north SO 81.
~ 1901 chains 70 stone the east line Of = led
quarter section thence north 30 6S west Al chains
10 the northeast corner OF said lam thence south go
40, west IA 81 chains 20 the place Of be Nnnmg con
tanning twelve nd tWenty-one huudi cdiha C22G
acres. Appraised at S736-subieit 10 widow dover
Terms Of Sae-O nc, thTd in cash The day Of sale;
one third in one, aud one.t rd in two yearsirom ths
day Of sale, with neresti the payment be sscuied
by mortgage on The pr, misses sold.
WILLIAM O. RANDALL,
Administrator ofJohn O, handail, deoea,ed.
!. u. BAGootT, Attorney. alw4
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Employment.

QTk A MOHTH-ARents wanted to sell Sewing Ma
0iO chimes. We will give commission an ali
Machines sold, or employ agents who will work Ior
the above wages and all expenses paid. Address
u, h. HERRlETON co,
iesdlWaWS Detroit, Mehg6n.
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LEGAL NOTICE

TTNHE undorsignsd Samuel williamson, was, on the
J. nth day OF March, 1886 duly appointed and quail
med as Administrator on the estate Of John o. Ril-
hanson, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, DECEASED
I ~. u. t. SAMUEL WILLIAMSON
Dayton, o., March II, ls8S--ma9Sws
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" !Te1egraph.
Democratic state C,,,,vcr.+ov


CScrlSArr, August 25.-Tie Demo
cta-lc State Convention assembled at
ColumDus yesterday, ana orean;1ot7
by electing Rufus p. Kanney rry.l-
dent: The following ticket was then
nominated: For Governor, General
George W: Morgan; Lieutenant Co.
vernon, William Long. =
The resolutions passed. oppose a
consolidation Of power in the hands
of the Federal Government; maintain
ing the doctrine of State Rights as
iald down in the Virginia and Ken
tucky Resolutions of 1898; declare
that the ordinance of secession being
void, the Southern States are still in
the Union as States, and entitled to
all their. reserved rights and to their
due representation in Congress; and
denounces all efforts to confer the
right of suffrage upon negroes.
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The mississippi Convention.

JACKSON, MISS, August 24.-The
Times special despatch says that Gov.
Sharkey. communicated to the State
Convention telegram from President
johnson, congratulating the Conven-
vention on the progress they have
been making in paving the way to q
re-admission to the Union. All OBJ
stacles will soon be removed, and he
says he viii restore the writ of hu6eus
corpus and remove the troops now
occupying the State at the earliest
moment, when the State makes sutfi-
Gent progress to have entirely re-
turned to its allegiance. He hopes
the example of Mississippi will be
followed by other States. Judge T..
S. Fisher was nominated for Cover
ner, aftcr which the Convention ad-
journcd sine die.
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For Sale.
PRICE $4,000 CASH.

4 LARGE commodious HOUSE. in fhc
"A village Of Maybinton, Newberrv Dis
trlct, with so acres Of excellent handsome
OF 1t very prime-attachcd to it. On tho
premises largo kitchen, smoke-honse. and
u very extensive set Of stables and fodder
houses. The house contains 9 rooms NJ
them very large, about "a feet by 20, afford
ing every facility for the establishing Of a
large store, and ample accommodation for
a family. OF the 80 acres o. laad, 80 are
wooded, original growth Aaybin.oa vas.
formerly, place of very considerable trade
sna e. @ as the Unicn and spartanburg Railroad
to be so for many years to come. the above
property offers great advantages to any one
wishing to engage in the country trade.
Apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
sept ] WM ROPER.
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~ u T1I' .-'''' V..!. y. N|f.
!. q. TNWA>LEN, \. \. G..

MAI. son. i. {. G...I3:UMl..
y" - "a. $3.50; ~, y. !. 4. :,:;t :,
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Sales.
BY Durbec & Walter.

TOMORROW, September ., at o'clock. we
will sell,
=. a lot of Furniture, tCrockcry, Glassware,
ratus, Clothing, Books, Spices. &c. Also.
Gold Chains, Watches, Bracelets, Silver
plated Ware, Shot Guns, &c. Sept / 2
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EEADQUARTERS.
MIL. Dist. OF CII.EJFS'rON

CMlEL@sroS, S. G., Aug. IS, lSca
GENEHAL OEDEh.S NO. 49,
n order 20 perfect and preserve in q legal
j. manncr all records affecting the title to
property. the Register OF Mcsne Convey
lLcc.', tho Clerk. Of the Courts Of Common
Pleas, and the Ordinaries, who held Office
on the 18th day Of February, 1865, GItsr
having taken tne amnesty 9th prescribed
III thc proclamation Of President Johnson,
OF the 29th OF May, 1865, and II belonging to
either OF the excepted classes, shall have
OBTAINED d pardon, are hereby directed to
resume the exercise OF their civil functions
BY coullG md Of
Erevet 8ri2. Gen. w. T. BENNETT.
LaoNAAD 3. PHHRy A. A G.
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Arrest OF Edward IL. FXctchum, the
GreaS Dcfn utter, &c.


RICHMOND, August 27.-A telegram
from New York, states that Edward
3. ketrhum, the great dcf;,,,lter, was
arrested Friday afternoon ut house
Ill West Twentieth street He has
ne'c: been opt OF the city of New
orl>. b'c had an interview with
iu:tny of hi; for".cr friends and vic
TINS. He has also had an interview
with ills father. ;luu a reconciliation
was effected. nc was visited by his
wife at the station-house. He has
been about ;ho city frequently during
the last fortnight, but he a-oided his
former friends. He had only about
forty thousand dollars on his person
when ne was arrested.
No complaints have been made
against ketohum.. Nor never will
bc--he stole too much
The creditors of ketchum, Son &
Co, will meet here next Monday to
hear a. statement Of the financial af-
fairs OF that firm. The assets are
likely 10 reach sixty cents on the
dollar
AWFUL DISASTER IN TIE PACIFIC-ovER
200 LINES LOST
New York kilograms, dated Friday
last, August IS, state:
The steamship Ocean Queen brings
San FRANCISCO papers OF August 3.
The steamship Brother Jonathan, from
San Francisco, July 2S, for Portland,
Oregon and Victoria, with between
Two a:.<. three hundred passengers,
vas totally lost near Cape Lincoln,
f1'S N,,lxv
al one woman were saved Among
the passengers were Brig. Cen Wright
and i;.snily, Lieut. Waite. Surgeon A.
:oa3lam. OF tAc army: Capt. Chaddick,
os the revenue service. No other par
:iculars have been received. General
Wright W.,s en- Ionte to take command
OF the Department OF Columbia
FURTHER DEPlif.DATlONS OF THE SHE
t;ANDOAu.
Further accounts OF the pirate She
nandoAh state that she had DESTROYED
tn; bark Susan Abigail near the Gulf
OF -snadyn. 1t seems that the Susan
Abigail had San Francisco papers of
the 10th Of July, containing accounts
of the collapse of the rebellion, but
WAddcl would not credit them, as they
GduiC 1Iolu NoIt11eIu papers, ana he
announced his intention of burning
every American vessel he could find.
After destroying the Susan Abigail,
the pirate went towards Behring's
Straits and the Arctic Ocean.
At st. Lawrence Island, he burned
the ship General Williams, from New
London, and next morning he burned
i<e more vessels. The baruue Gene
raj Pike had arrived at San Francisco
with the crews Of the seven vessels,
viz: Brig Susan Abigail, ship General
Williams, barques W. G.. Nye, Gipsey,
Catherine, Nimrod and Isabella, all of
New Bedford. The paroled prisoners
report that Capt Nyc, of the Abigail,
must have succeeded in notifying
some vessels Of the proximity Of the
pirate, as four we're seen putting back
soon after, and with those notified BY
the General Pike, scne thirteen were
turned back.
Tine General Pike was bonded by the
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Tor the REPAIRING, RENTING, .yc., Of
ti> property.
pwnrrS OF property in Charlo=.o-. m
:volia::ly 'te.alncI ~ ;l.c up cr,ll.tr. ran
havr ;i:'.r property ta4;cn car. ui ::1lt
promptly at;ci'l,y: so 10y >cnJi:u, ~ ;.bpy.:
4 Power OF Attorney, - a:>.slnlc con:.t1 .;
-" same, until tl:r o"Er.s rctur:. I2t",-
M!!ri as 10 tn: coni'iICn rf property i,,-
,1rco by ~'..'ls, :,nI otherwise, witil pro,,a-
te rXpn:sc OF repairing, sent on application.
Sn Wanted to purchase. for parties
Srrh:!S lnvcstmeH, Of Real Estate, in South
ga af"il','t. several PLANTATIONS, III work
!ns@t order, III the u'i'>rpor:!on OF tho State.
.lH.t : ~
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c. A. Richards.
90 Washington Street, Boston.

Note. A. Richards would also beg laav. a
state that the above are only pat OF the list =, ~
tires for sale ri'J inFosted BY him, lie has in nd,
ditton one Of theiargtst stocks In America az Rms
b0fued H'ses and Astras, of every variety and Kind
together with ine assortment OF Liquors andW ines
IN Original packages, fr sale BY the eask or gallon
Also, ne ctsgts Astdaes, Pickles and Sauces and
every k!sid q fahe luxury usually found In irst
class wine store In fhis country or urope.
Orders are most respectfully sole it'd =
Tor sale III Ellsworth by G. G. Peek, fRv
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE

DIR. Dow is consulted daily, from A. NJ. to r. N as
above, upon all difficult aud chronic diseases of every
name and NATURE having by his uaweared attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls pa
tenis nom all parts d tls Country to obtain advice
Among the physicissz tn Boston, stand higher In
the profession tanthe celebrated DR. DOW No Endl.
colt tieet Boston, Those Eho need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him call
p s-pr 6ov inportx and has for sale a new article
called the French Secret. ordeI by mail Two for :,
ana red stamp.
Boston, April, lsGi. lyf3s
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
Yo Females in Delicate Tea

TO HuIdlts III UEIItdLG I taItn
DR.. Dow, Physician and surgeon, No 4 gdicot seet
Boston, consulted daily fer all diseases Incident to tbs
enale system Pralapsus teri falling Of the Womb
Flour Aibgs SuppressiO, aud other menstrual deage-
ments are ali treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed In vert few days 50 IN
varhy aH is the inede OF treatment that mos,
obstinate complaints yieh under IT, and the afflicted per
son rriaices in perfect health.
Br. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure 81 diseases Of and children than any other
physician BOSTON, ta@
Boarding aeeomed ions for patients who may wish TO
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
DR.. bow, since Is45, having conGned HE whole attea
lion 70 Office prstce, for the Of private Disease
and Female Complaints acknow edges superior IN ihs
Unied States.
bah letters must e0ntai. four red stamps or they
i - not be answered
sOiiice Hours from A. NJ. to p. Nj
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IMPORTANT
70 the Afflicted.

yAE5 BOW continue. Ire consulted at rs p'lce "
aitd t5., Il stfrvt, huetea, IN s -.ssasea 10
rEl3 81. OR ptIICAEH NATURE.
Ey a '-a. llfs- ef study Iul Yrarrrl experience
&c. T. ir. l. has uoa lr StHsil1s,.un Pre-
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lr 6r, a'. lct1 .i.ela, iiit-I = clFe The IN
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beneath li- ;re1tstbt al The l.rfrs q renerral aUI
iiu.ua h.ss!, iupa-.uey Segas.t. G,ersllla &c f,
s.u td Il.les In ia. r=stlT,t pr clstisu lufnl b.
s#=4 tl4H Hflid1r AL kdpys, Hydr.rcl-, Atc.s.-.
.1faarz, zsfi .e u4s, and tc long train horr DE
y.ails 5,udir thi, Glass u disease, made " b,
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sEhll&A IL AAak&tsS.
pr u. Gevot.- -rat Irt 80 Do, 'imr to the trrnrn,
case. caused by ana solitary habit $, lc
14ifs tie ha5y and a. ui4.tii4s the siuilae if
sIa'l frs business s5ct ". of The sad aad ie
auchoiy ecrts prluctd y .aTY haiits Of youth ere
Nrsii,ss ct the aek aui Bhs Iizzjaess of the lead
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, a. M Of ';Ipou The irIff lc5.s "a IL ,
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s-,is. aFfr ssia ol SPIRITS Yl furehodus 4vegs f
g seii-.- rust, midsfy Sc, among fhetYi.
pro 4eot, such ItFs9rs should, before contemplating
usairmouy consult physician o eNi Triee, and be II
Irte restored 90 health aul happiness
faJirt> wta main under Or Dow's ,reatIer
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r4.nls and ar-e- ior board III ieIaie.
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rectiss f-r uss, receiving description OF your case
pr bow has Tor sale the French Capottes warrelte
the best pa egeHtye order 10y mail. Three ior aII
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sIlLL tAIMp1loN-pe,iciau..

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dressing the subscriber. " -"
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TAI.lIEtp. MI, April g. lsGi

lAl#IiEip, MY, APil4 - 1874.
Messrs SEfH ". F5Blf & CO.
tientjsme8:-~eoiag numerous certificates in Ii c
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ur5 in giring Publicity to the great cure il ae-
comp!isHgl Ia my family. Ny son, Henry a.
Arcncr, now Postmaster at Fairfield, ccmerse /
Caultv. Me, Was attacked With splitting OF blood.
ceu.h, weakness ui lungs, and general debility.
So uiu h So that cur family PHYSICIAN declared
him To have "StATEp CoSusNFroS lie VAS
under medical treatment let Il number Il months,
hut received no beurdt from 1t. At lcH&th vas
Induced - purchase one tar Of Wi>fAEs
BAL>AM witch benefited him 50 much obtain
ed anolber. which ia athoTt ;tue restored him to
his as, al state # health. think | can safely
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THs HaEtr IuSG Remedy FOR fHE TINS
The abofe statement, gentlemen, is my ralua
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Is ~ youi Gisposll.
As oycr, yaur=
ANDREW ARCHER.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06
Pare CaliIornia Vines.

The nree demand for the pure wines of California
s e II iiNed aet that no well selected took ~
wines Is complete without them {. A. r. Las m.Ss
arrangements for the eutife production of
The Largest Vineyard in California;
and Is now battling, aud offers for sac the 6na..
tdfpoFHsi Hines ever seen In this market. Of f;nnr
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06
GOLDEN SFfEAY psveyy

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