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A Single Bottle will last mouth--to
be used three times q day.
TESTIMONIALS,

- hS lin oINl lkA1Dy rfr
From Hon Thos. J. Turner, Ex-Member Of CongresSr
from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois iouse Of RPres
sentaIives, and Grand Master OF A. F. and A. N.oh
the State OF Illinois,
LT.tfl So FREHoEr. Oct a. 1850
DR. ID VI. SEELYE: Dear Sir-In reply 10 your notice
OF the 18th inst, would say that was severely aifc-
ted with Catarrh for years when became acquainted
with you and bought botiles of your liqmd Catarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bottle was sensiby
improved and before the SECOND bottle was flushed,
was eempetey cured. can roeeInnend the medicine
10 all ssfcied with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
THoS J. TCRNER-
This h Certify that in the use of De sseIy... -
tarrh Remedy, Experienced much relief and bsr.
heard many speak of being ivaIuabIe for The c,r
Chicago, Mayls, 1854 1~7 EDWARD CIV.
Frsm ''parny,n the we'll known Halter, underline Tre.
mont House Chicago, ILL., t'tltilffFS
DR. .. III. SEELyE Co.: Gents-Your Caarrh Rem
edy hnye used, aud fully recommend il as the best
remedy knswn Il has cured me, and believe il 10 q
certain in all cases. JOHN PARNflY
Chicago, H., May a 1864. ~
Fer sale by all Druggists. [fss3 -d5iy
Sold in St clairsvle by Isaac II. Patterson, and BY
Druggists everywhere. .i-l.-9- " y
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SohR one was lately pointing out to the
Prssident the danger that the rebels would
concentrate near Richmond, and then fall
upon Sherman and destroy his army and
repeat the operation upon Grant. The
Presidents reply was:
Napoleon tried the Same game on the
British and Prussians in 1915. lie con.
csAtrated his forces and fell suddenly on
Blucher and won an indecisive victory. He
then whirled round and suddenly attacked
the British, and met his Waterloo Bona,
parts was hardly inferior to Ice in military
talents or experience. But are you sure
that Lees forces united with Johnston
could beat Sherman's army? Could he gain
his Ligney before meeting with his Waterloo
when he attacks, Grant? ] tell you, gentle,
men. there is heap Of fight in 100, 900
Western veterans. They are good deal
like old Zach Taylor at Buena Vista-they
don't know when they are whipped"
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At COLUMBUS yesterday the House pass.
cd BY ayote Of 10 too bin authorizing telt
graph companies TO enter upon and condemn
property for the coBstructionlof limos. This
Was substitute fer bill which previously
passed the senste. The latter body will
concur In the amendments this morning and
me olli wli at snes become law. This
VII enable tbs U. ). Telegraph Company,
which IS now operating to Dayton and
Sxoluno1s' 70 20 eitond its lines to this city. =
we snaiI tnsa have greatly increased teIe-
graphic facilities. Gin. Gar, 3oth ult.
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Heties--EIorse Thief Detee,,,..

AZ an election Of the Richland Detective,
held in the Court House, April Sd, iss5'
the following officers were elected ior the
ensuing year: Msj. Thos. Thompson, Pres
ident; ID g Neiswangsr, Secretary; Jos,
N. Mitchell. Treasurcr; /. I. Graft aud N,
Cooper, Managers The members are re.
qusssed TO keep an accurate record OF the
see. color, hight aud marks OF their horses
10 that descriptions may be promptly made,
" - TO save time.
d. q. NEIswAsoEn, Soc.
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NOTICE

hereby given 10 all those knowing themselves IN
- oeolel 10 The late hrm OF ]. kipsey Sons either
fetpeeuvetaes and all those having claims agasi said
hIn 70 present them for payment between this date
ahd the 81 day OF April next The said Rnn hayins
solu out hep property, makes indispensable TO have
Mi iher accounts settled up One more OF tile arm
W. M ne ~ constants suendancs at the Mill during
March 9-3ws. J. KlNsFY A SONS
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FARM FOR SALE.

" of Land, situated IN Riehland Township belmont
County o. on The line Of the Central Ohio Railroad Ia
mile Fast OF Glencoe Station. This Farm abounds
with coal aud timber. The lower stratum Of coal
which is now opened the premises, is six feet thick
The cleared portion OF the Famis chiefly all SET with
grass and is in prime conduon for grazing Sheep
or Cattle. There is OIL the premises good frame barn
90 by 40 feet ana moderately good dwelling house..
Glencoe. JOHN WELSH
Morch 2.4ts
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.sas.i,.issrassr's Nstice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that At The Probate Court for
lN Belmont County Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator dc bonis Of
he ssRle ei David MeKin, decd leie OF said county
All those ldsled "a ssd eslHa AIp yea9ssed 70 make
Immediate paYnknii sgf those hayins claius against
ssad estate ars ncffea 70 pseseniths foe ssslssisal
within QUE year from this date. ..-'-.
JAMES H. pRENNEN, Adn'ras bsni. non
March 70, LEES. f2Sf ~ st N fRTf
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peared very intelligent. All are anxious to
see Sherman. They think there must be
something extraordinary about him or his
army, for as the Sergeant remarked, He
always manages some way never to get
whipped"
Your affectionate son,
.... GFopnp
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New YORK, April2-President Lincoln's
last dispatch, at II q. m, shows general
smash up ofths rebel line of works in front
of Poterburg, by Wright, Parke and Ord,
who have Joined 10 the fight. shoridan's
cavalry, the sth corps, and part Of the I'd,
are coming in from the west on the ensmy's
flank.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1:20 P. NJ
Maj. Gen. Dir:-The President, in the
subjoined telegram, gives the latest
news from the front:
CRY POINT, IL Mo Z. " Stanton.
Dispatches are frequently coming in. All
is going on finely. Gems. Parke, Wright
and Ord's lines are extending from the
Appomattex to Hatcher's run. They have
all broken through the enemy's entrench-
ments, taking some forts, guns and pris-
oners. Sheridan, with his own cavalry, the
5th aud part Of the I'd corps, is coming in
from the West, on the enemy's flank and
Wight is already tearing up the South Side
railroad.
(Signed A. LINCOLN.
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NOTICE is hereby given ,hat At the Probate Court
ford Welsh, decd, ale Of Belnsnl county, Ohio. -
All those indebted IL said rcquestedto naks
said estate are notified 10 present them for sslsmsn
W = - : TT-t : II y = JOHN WELSH,
80 ISAAC WELSH,
Feb o-ese - gISi ~ 50 ssk Exssutogs
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Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, "a f-t
DISEASES Of the Nervolis Seminal Urinary and
~ Sexual Sysiems-new and reliable irseuasni-inp
reports OF the Howard Assocalion--sent by mail inl
sealed letter envelopes freq of charge. Address Dr. T.
SkllI.IN HOUGifrON, Howard Association Nc 4
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, IA. jyllty
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IAN ec~aums m,onded fer insertion in the
s""-'' or oFo" business rslau"sto the oss' should be
addressed "Beluom shrouicr. St Ciarsvins, Ohio"
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From Richm ond-- Dispatch
from Gen. Weitzel.
WASHINGTON, April 4. IL.

NASHlNGTON, April 4, III A. NJ.
TO Gen. Dir:-The following particulars
from Bity Point, April 4tb, A. NJ, gives
the latest information received from Rich
mond.
Gen. Weitzel telegraphs from Richmond
that of Railroad stock he found there % To-
comoiives, "a passenger and baggage cars,
and LOG freight cars.
At2. 30, thisA. NJ, Gen. Grant telegraphs
from SUutherland Station, ten miles from
petersburg, towards Burkesvile, that Sher-
idan picked up 200 prisoners to day, and
from 300 to 500 more have been gathered up
hy our troops. The majority of the arms
that we're left in the hands of Lees army
are now scattered between Richmond aud
where his troops now are. The country is
also full Of strsgglers. The line of retreat
is mar ked with artillery ammunition, burn
ed and charred wagons, oaissons, ambulan
ces, &c.
(Signed) f. M. STANTON.
Sec'y of War
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MAGNIFICENT SALE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, 60.
On THE 0NR D9LLhRPLiN.
The Entire StoCk or

One Gold and Silver Watch Manufac-
tory, Two Immense Jewelry Estab-
lishments, One Silver Plating Ware
house, One Gold Pen and Pencil
Maker,
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FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING sEvENTY-sIx ACRES. adoiuins
" the To~nof Belmont en- the East SAID Farm h h
~ gaod .eendiiion has good uahling, Barn Waaou
Honse, &s iweaty acfes Of e4esilsnf uJaber a GOOD
besyhs otehs,s snd plsay af epal. Fos leiha, sosi
ysa. u issssw RioHARDmI4,oH.
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To he disposed of. with dispatch.
WITHOUT REGARD To COST

fTNHE Goods Of fashionable style and most excel
lent workmanship. and ure sacrificed IN this manner
TO relieve the propretos from embarras
ed by disracting civil war. II should be promptly
stated also, that they are mostly OF
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REMEMBER THE PLAN |!

In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate
postage aud doing the business, the of TWENTY
FIVE CENTS which must be enclosed in the order. Five
Certificates vii he Sent for 81 eleven for sa thirty for
50; sixty live for $40; one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Throughout the County TO operate for u.s. large
compensation will be paid. Send for terms, &C. celos
ing stump. 4.
. NEWBORN 4 CO.,
March ~ '65..3m. rs Fuon Street, n. Y.
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TaoNas D. WEBB. the pioneer editor Of
the Western. Reserve, in Ohio, has lstsly
died af tho ripe age fSl.
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WATCH DEPARTMENT.

300 Gents Patent Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 tos2O0
800 Gents Detachdlever Gold Hunting Case 40 175
400 Gents Swiss Gold Hunting Case 30 100
200 Ladies' Gold and Enameed Hunting Case 80 81
400 Gents Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case. 80 90
400 Gents bet Lever Silver Hunting Case... no IS
800 Gents Det Lever Silver Open-Face. 20 so
800 Gents Patent Lever Silver Open-Face... 25 60
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

le0O0 Geld Pens. Silver Extension Holders .S3 ioSiO
l20OO Gold Pens Silver Mouned ilulders..... .
5000 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted Holders g. IS
6OtD Gold Pens with Gold Extension Holders To- 25
u 10 Gold Pens. Gold Holders and Pencils. 49, 30
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NOTICE. /.

an ,he 7th day OF March, isos, The Probals Coar Of
" BSlmonl Cslnty Ohio, declared The estate Of Henry
IL Morris 70 be pfoab insolveni cfediiofs there.
fore required present their claims against ths estate
10 the undersigned, for allowance, within si montis
from The time above mentioned they will not be en-
sled 10 payment JAMES d GRIFFITH,
- ,pf Admir- et Henry II. Nsrrs, deed,
laschvrsW it.SSsst es,,.st'@ .
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

and therefore greatly superior the goods imported from
abroad and hawked about as the cheapest sold -
The simple DUTY on imported goods. aud the
MUM oN GOLD tall foreign bills payable III gold
amount 10 more tlnn the entire cost Of many Cf the
ticles offered by us 10 til. public 10 facilitate the sale
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

will be charged for any arIicc our list and this sum
the purchaser need not pay until he KNOWS Is
TO GIT This plan accords with the method recently
beeonis so popular for dsrosng OF large stocks OF
I.Axe aIln .lnlilnr
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Gee Or. sseIys's catarrh Remedy.
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ErecMfor,s .laftce.

RRlNG on your Bacon and get your Sugar and Cot
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chargesReaso nable. Consultation

NJ b. During his stay DR.. 5 will visit critical eases
sa'uh's' March o, '65.
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TUESDAY, March 81.

The "Jopnies" are gone this morning. -
We marched at s A, N. aud encamped on
the banks Of the Nuess River. Part of the
25th lcolerod) Corps is here. They make
coed locking soldiers and are quite neat. =
These are the troops that ,tsqk Fort Fisher
Nr.sing is, having always haathsir rssalau
rstions. kr.E4
] : talked with an Orderly ssrgt who an.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-17

is at any one time to be subject shall not
exceed the sum of two million dollars. .,
ART. 4. The stock of this company shall
be paid in at such times, and in such
amounts and upon such conditions, rs the
Board of Directors may determine.
ART. 5. The officers of this corporation
shall consist of President, Vice Presiden,
Secretary, Treasurer, and a Board of nine
Directors, which said Directors shall be
ration, and each stock holder shall be en-
titled to one vote for each share of stock Of
fifty dollars each. The other officers shall
be elected by the Board of Directors.
ART. 6. The private property of the
stock holders of this corporation is to be
exempt from corporate debts. ....
ART. I. The Board of Directors are here
by empowered to adopt such bylaws and
regulations as the good of the corporation
may require.
ART. 8. The following named persons
are hereby appointed Directors of this cor
poration, and they shall serve until their
successors are elected and accept: H. II.
Trimble, J. B. Weaver, Charles C. War
den, f. l.. Burton, J. H. Sanders, T. A.
Morgan, II. NJ. Martin, I. Morris, w. w.
Walker. ..-. '-
ART. q. The general election for Direc-
tors shall be held on the first Thursday of
December in each year. -.' ..-. .a .* ...
ART. 10. The Board of Directors are
hereby empowered to fill any vacancy in
the Board. ...sa .. .r.- ...... ..
N..sr III. DUNLAVY, Prss't.
!: I " v RStnTas RSoEE1s' Secretaries. .. a.r
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.
Localand Miscellaneous
Center Township Convention.


The Township, Convention for Center
Township met at the Court House in OF,
tumwa August IL, 1865, and on motion
Joseph Hayne was appointed Chairman OF
the convention, and J. T. Hackworth, Sec
retary.
DIR. ]. c. Hinsey moved there be COM
mittee appointed for the purpose of select
ing names for the convention to act upon
for delegates to attend the County Conven-
ton. "@.'.'a --
Motion to lay the motion on the table
carried. --.a--s.rs..a...-
Moved, that we proceed to ballot for del
egates. Carried.
DIR. Hinsey moved that the convention
now adjourn until z o'clock this evening.
Moved to lay the motion to adjourn on
the table. Carried. '..
w. r. Cowles moved that the first ballot
be informal.
Mr.. Cowles moved as a substitute, after
considerable debate, that the following per-
sons be nominated as delegates to attend
the County Convention: Mai. Samuel Ma
hon, j. w. Caldwell, l.. M. Cooley, Capt.
w. II. P. Norris, Grimes Pumroy. Mo-
ton carried. F.'a..
J. w. Dixon moved the following reso-
luton, which was adopted: a.
Resolved, That the Union men Of this
convention pledge themselves to support
heartily the delegates elected at this con-
vention, the candidates that may he nomi-
mated at the Union County Convention,
Governor Stone and the full State ticket.
The convention adjourned.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Pres't.
j. I. HACKwoRTH, Sec'y. -as .'r.@H
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During the late Presidential canvas, a
man named L, w. Fuller perpetrated se-
riee of frauds by pretending to be All agent
Committee, of which Senator Harlan was
Chairman, and collecting money from va
rious otfice-holders, amounting in the ag-
gregate to ~, 900. He had previously pro-
vided himself with several hundred blank
receipts signed by Mr.. Harlin, which he
had stolen. The detectives have been
tracking Fuller, and have only recently
been successful in arresting and bringing
him to Washington. He halls from Indi-
ana, but had served a five years term in
The Missouri State Peniteniiary.
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A Grand Old Poem.
Who shall Judge man from manners?
Who shall know him by his tiress9

Who shall Judge man from manners?
Who shall know him by his dress9
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes tit for something less, St- ..s, -
Crulnpled shirt and dirty jacket saf ~
May beclothe the golden ore sret.es .is ba
or the deepest thoughts and feelings
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs Of crystal nectar
Ever yelling out of stone;
There are purple buds and golden, D.
Hidden, crushed and overgrown; ~.
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
Whites he values thrones the highest,
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man, appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then, ...... .
Masters, rulers, lords, remember
That your meanest kinds are men.
Men by labor, men by feelings, bst
Men by thought, and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine, .A
In a mans ennobling name.
There are foam-embroidered oceans, ..
There are little weed-clad rills, H. 81. 81
There are feeble, inch-high sapplings,
There are cedars on the hills; 9-s ..-l
God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me; #zs ,
For, to Him, all vain distinctions
Are rs pebbles in the sea. .......
Toiling hands alone are builders
OF nations wealth or fame; 10
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened on the SAME;
BY the sweat of others foreheads.
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Fainly lifted up its voice. ...a. ..
Truth and Justice are eternal, "
Born with loveliness and light,
Secret wrongs shall never prosper, s.
While there is sunny right; -..
God, whose world heard voice is singing
Boundlcss love to you and me, .r.
Sinks oppression with its titles,
AS the pebbles in the sea- .... ..s
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Will the Atlantic Telegraph Fail.

1t has been demonstrated by analytic
chemists, that one thousand grains of At
lantic sea water are composed of six hund-
red and fifty grains of the muriate of soda,
forty-two grains of the muriate Of magne-
sia, eight grains of the muriate Of lime,
thirty-four grains of the sulphate of soda,
fifty-eight grains of the sulpnate of mag
nesis, three grains of the sulphate of lime,
one grain of the sulphate of potash, three
grains of the carbonate Of lime, one grain
ofthe carbonate of potash, ,one-fourth grain
of iodine, one-fourth grain Of bromine in
solution with six hundred and fifteen and
one-half grains of water. These chemical
compounds consist of ten radical atoms,
each one of which is rich in electricity
Five of fthem are electro-negatives and five
are electro-positives, in their chemical
characteristics. They form q marine elect
trio battery, powerful as the waters of the
Atlantic are vast it is dashed into activity
by every ripple of its waves-by every mo-
ton of a vessel, and by every fish that
moves beneath it's waters. Hence, en-
deavored to establish an axiom, and filed
it in the Patent Office at Washington, in
October, 1853, that the transit of an electric
unit, or symbol, formed by n land electric
battery, however powerful, can never pass
throagha cable, however thickly insulated,
and regularly preserve it's integrity.
through such an immense body of ssst wa
ter, SO replete with positive electricity
II is, therefore, MISUNDERSTANDING to be
in error--that this sea electric unit, ornni-
present, and lashod into omnipotence by
ineessant, active, never-tiring agencies,
will forever hold itself positive to any pass
tic cable of land electric symbols, that may
he sot in motion Mt either points of it's ter
mination. l. III. EVERETT. NJ. d.
-New Orleans Times. .4* le' .Eoa, .as
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IMPORTANT DIsoOvERY.-We alluded a
few days since to a discovery of an under.
vein of coal on the west side of the River.
1t is on land owned by Mrs. Edwin Hall,
and rented and worked by Messrs. Wesley
Redhead, Vincent 81 Co. The vein was
struck about twelve feet below the surface
of the ground, and is about four feet in
thickness. A solid chunk Of the coal
weighing about three hundred pounds is
on exhibition at Mr.. Redhead's Bookstore.
1t is a magnificent specimen, showing the
vein to be almest as solid and hard as an
thracite COAL Mr.. Starr has used two loads
ofthe coal at his gas works and pronounces
This discovery proves what has hitherto
been only asserted, that thicker and bet
ter deposit of coal underlies the one which
has been hitherto worked, and makes Des
Moines still more attractive as a nsanufac-
turing town. With the bes: kind of coal at
our doors, in addition to other natural and
artificial advantages, there need be no linn
it to the prosperity and growth Of this city.
State Register. 3D.. "a .;araer .uarrnu.a..
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&C. O. D."-The Green Bay advocate

&C. q. D.''-The Green Bay Advocate
thus explains, in answer to Il oorrespon-
dent, the answer to these cabalistio letters:
''rhey are not the advertisement Of a
patent medicine, nor of anybody's bitters.
They arc simply the result of an idle habit
they have down East of requiringus West
ern people to pay Tor such little goods as
we compliment them by ordering. The
letters simply mean 'ChelI Out Damquick.'
1t is mortifying that so large a coI,ccrn as
the American Express Company should
spell SO badly and use such profanity; hnt
Us we are not responsible for public edu-
cation or morals we can do no moro than
allude to it." Esa#s
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Es- Thanks to Mr.. Thomas Hale for
those roasting ears. Mr.. Hale expects to
harvest rs bushels Of corn to the acre, and
judging by the specimen before us, it will
be out Of the way of frost in three weeks.
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The planters in the interior portions Of
the South insist in still maintaining slave
ry. The Freedmen's Bureau finds it's hands
full in it's endeavors to extend protection
and establish Justice towards the freed
colored iitsn Nasa .sss at5H a'-a
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DR.. j. RIRDSALL

Has permanently located in Ottun,wa,
for the practices Of Medicine Special attention maid
TO private disease, Chro nc InGsaton OF the Evss
aud eruptive diseases Of the skin No chsrGs fof
sxamin 1t lon of patlspts N'rSs - ~
Rooms at the 81. Charles House. .ss..
luRs ". lseo-d3w- w3p.
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Edward Bates, late Attorney General, is
suffering from paroxysm OF the lungs,
which is liable to prove fatal at any time
In anticipation Of such possible result
he has made his WILL a+'t =. a~.1