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~ Late Yankee News.

RICHMOND, March ~.
Additional news from th- North has been
received.
Singleton, of Illinois. or is return to Wash
,ugton from RahmoDd, rid;culcd the renew
ed peace rumofs, and was very certain that
neither Davis or Lec had any intention OF
submitting.
Crook has been assigned to he cq;slna"d
Of di7sioa in the Army of she Potoniac::
Secretary Stanton telesrapls 10 SEE. Dix
at New York, relative to the fight near 70
tersbarg, cn Saturday, the 25.h. BE says:
"The enemy, by a strong and sudden assault,
captured fort and one thousand men; but
after a very serious contest the tort was re-
captured with sixteen hundred rebel priso-
ncrs two rebel battle flags, aud ell the guns
re-takcn uniniGred."
a later telegram claims tue capture OF 2,7eo
prisoners. 1t also says that Grant estimates
the rebel killed and wounded at three thou
sand, and the Yankee loss less than eight
hundred.
A dispatch from Scho6eld, dated the 2lSt,
reports that he occupied Goldsboro that even
ing, with but slight opposition. :,
Sherman's left wing was engaged with the
enemy near Bentonville, on Sunday, the
10Th.
The right of Sherman's army, the 18th
corps, was near Mt Olive Sunday night.
SchoGeld further reports the capture at
Goldsboro of seven cars, and says Terry had
captured two locomotives and two cars which
he is now using.
Robert Cobb Kennedy, convicted as a spy,
who was engaged in the New York hotel
burning company, was executed al Fort Lata-
yettc. on SATURDAY., the 18th.
Gold closed at 81.
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Administrators Sale.

DY Virtue Of m order from W. r. Duriso,,
- Esq, Ordinary Of Edgefcld District, we will
proceed TO sell at the lats residence Of EDMUND
PENN, deceased, On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
APRIL, all tho personal Estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
: ONE HORSE,
CATTLE AND HOGS,
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools,
CORN. FODDER AND sHUcKS,
ONE TWO HORSE WAGON,
ONE HORSE WAGON,
&c, &C., &c.
TO RENT.--Nao, will be rented for tho re-
mainder Of the year, ut ths same time and place,
A SMALL FARM, containing about Thirty
Acres, in good repair, and adjoining lands Of Mrs
Z. r. Bland, Maj. z. W. Carwile and others.
E- Terms made known on day of sale.
F. ANDREWS, .y...
]. G. PENN. -AN VIC
Mar II At IL
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tate of South Carolina.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.


IN ORDINARY.
DY VI. F. DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District
Whereas, o. W. Carmile, C. E.E.D., ha, ap-
piled 70 Tue for Letters Of Administration, on all
aI.i singular the goods and chattss, rights ana
credits Of w. L. Butler, ln,o of the District
aforesaid, decd.
These nre, therefore, to cite-and admonah ell
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the
said decenscd, 10 be and appear before me, at or-
next 0rdinaTys Court for tho said District, TO bo
holden OF Edgeheld C. H., gu the :sd day of
April next to show cause, ii any, Why tho said
administration should not be grantei.
Ciircn under my hand and seal, thi. i.th day
of Mar. in the yrnr %: onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Sixty. FIVE. and in the eighty
ninth y-ar of the Independence Of South caro-
lima. v. Z. DuRISOE, 0.E.D.
Mnr IL 6; .l2
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Dick Cheatham

EE'ILL stand the Spring Season of 1865 at
w Ono Hutdred Dollars the season.
lie vii! be at Edgafeld C. II. Mondays, Tuce-
days, Wednesdays snd Thursdays-the remain
der of the week at Harmon Gnllman's. Ho will
begin the season lst February and end it 2eth
June. lie will romain at II. Gallman's during
the month Of February, after which time he will
be alternately OF EdgcGeld G.. II. aad II. Gall
mans.
Dy speciat contract with my Agent, Jas. H..
Harrison, or myself, mares will be insured with
foal for Two Hundred Dollars. Tho money will
Le considered due at tho end Of the season.
THO. G. BACON.
Jan 81 Dot
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cial Orders, No. .sG, NJ. and r. G. @. (cur-
rent series, to enlisted men who ar. above
declared exchanged, are hereby ordered, and
all enlisted men who are exchanged, will at
once report for duty-thHse whose commands
arc beyond the North Carolina line, selecting
companies, temporarily, in accordance with
Special Orders above referred to.
Commissioned officers exchanged will re-
port to their respective commands without
delay.
BY command of the Secretary of War.
JOIN W. REILLY, A. a. G.
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CnAwED HlM.-.A naval officer, fixed mp
in bran new uniform, was in company with
several ladies at the Muscoscc depot. On his
cap, as is usual with the naval gentry, was q
broad brass band. An old Confed., with no
seat to his pants, was attracted by naval
mans hat, and having good crowd of
"boys" to back him, called out to him, the
Columbus Sun says, "IIcllo, mister, can't
you play us tune on your brass band?" The
" boys" laughed. Navy was chawed, and
turned red.
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To Royal A4ch Masons cf South
Carolina:

COMPANIONS Our Grand High Priest, DR.. A.
G. MAcXEr, heing within the lines of the enemy,
ard beyond III" reach Of our correspondence, I
assume the aul!,.r!$ .csle'i in mo by the Con-
sti;ulien oi tie Gsneral Grand Chaptor, of grant-
Ing D,srer';l:ous, roeeiviag Communications,
d"., anti! The Grand Chapter Of South Carolina
shall otherwise order and provide.
Given under my hand and seal at EdgeGeld c..
H., this 22d day of March in the Year of Light
5S65, and Of tho Discovery 23yJ.
ANDREW RAMSAY, II. S..
Deputy Grand High Priest.
GS> Papers friendly to tho cause will please
notice.
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Flour Wanted for the
Navy.

TssHE Honorable Secretary of Navy, through
IL Maj w. I. HOWELL, Naval Agent, Au-
gusta, Ga, authorizes me to purchase all the
FLOUR for sale in this Districr, for the Navy
Department and, for tho present, to pny the
MARKET PRICE for the same. Therefore, all
persons having FLOUR to sell (from a sack to 8
hundred barrels,) are earnestly requested to de-
liver it to mo in Hamburg forthwith, as tho de-
mand for it is very urgent Cash paid on dc!iy-
cry. S. Z. BOWERS, Agent
Nary Department.
Hamburg, Dee Il e 81
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The following is a honely drink, but it is
ipvigorating and refreshing:
One tablespoonful of finely sifled corn
meal, l teaspoonful Of vinegar, l teaspoonful
of sugar or molasses, stirred into q tumber Of
water, and drank before it settles.
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Headquarters,
EDGEFIELD c. H., S. c.,

Mar. 18th, 1865.
I'D through the Adjutant & Inspector General
Culoncs of the 9TH and 10th Regiments. and
Capt. 4. Jones, of the 7th S. c. Regiment Infan-
try will respectively detail sufficient number Of
men FROM their commands, under charge of u
Commissioned oflic.r, for the purpose of collect.
ing The arms and accoutrcmcns !nst, abandoned.
or sold hy the soldiers that have recently passed
through the District. On execution of tie ainye
order, said Officers will rcpart 10 me the numi.cr
sad condition Of gun, and accoutrcmentt collect
cd H.. W. ADDISON,
Lieut.. Gel. & A. d. c.
Mar 2S 1t |,
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Tax Payers VIII come prepared TO give tas
number of s,ru. funds between the ages Of l9
and Is years vi age, iDr The present year
Fee Persons of Color must make their returns
in = pril, or they will he suhJce; /" double tax.
BENZ. ROPER, L. G. +. y. :.
" B.-I will hereafter attend the several B.It-
talon muster grounds for the accommodation %
tho&c who cannot meet nj Oh niy first round.
= Mar % Il Is
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Gagefe!S Abbertiset, :

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From tho areenville Enterprise.
To John Conscript.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 10th, 1865.
Wall John, Tn in a fearful stew,s5
dom. know sheret to go; !.
Tho rumors, if they all be trae'
Say, Sherman is below.
have snug and easy oeren'
must 20 soon souewhere;
NV. greatest trouble On tins earli,
IL where this child will steer.
Old Sherman, too, is coming fast
Itnont do to stand still;
I'll have to, go, fear, at last,
And gain old Cherryyille.
Headquarters, too, are filed With pain,
Red Tape is filed with woe
To-day they take the Charlotte traiR'
To halt at Winnsboro'.
III. Bank, are gone the Printers too,
Tne Merchants havo eloped;
Scarce is Traders face in view,
For every enc has sloped.
You ought to sec the Charlotte train,
You ought 10 see the muss;
'Tvould fill your mind with perfect pam,
10 hear the awful fuss.
The carriages and wagons all,
Ars-filed With, household goods, =
The drivers voice is. heard tesbaw
There's trouble in the woods.
The railway hands have lefl :ke iraeH'
The trains are crowded down,
And scarce one eye is looking BACK,
In running from the torn.
No carriages, with dark-trown bays,
are dashing through the streets;
No emnibuses, carts or drayst
Your mortal vision meets.
I',a bound to Chester Court House, sure,
Isannot risk my life;
Though B&uregaId with tears inp1ose'
I'll dodge the coming strife.
fknow ought to stay and fight,
And save Columpla, too
To run away, 1t is not right; ID
don't know what to do.
NV neighbors all have left in haste,
There's uought but gloom around;
Excuse my writing now IN haste,
To Chester am bound.
Let Sherman come, I DO not care,
lie. matters all run wild;
know my course is made quite clear,
He cannot catch this child.
Let women cry, let children squuil,
Los orphan tears implore, 80
Shers'er my wsaried footsteps fall,
I'll keep myself secure.
The city, too, was full Of chaps,
Enough to make corps;
Aud such running too, perhaps
Was never seen before.
Tha trader left his yarn and salt,
And left it with regret;
rhis side Of Charlotte did not halt,
A2d1aay se running yet.
ycu s,.oall have seen the gilded caps,
You should have seen them rug;
II wus the sTiftcst race porhsps
E'er seen bensath the sun.
you. ,,,.r!d have aeen the ncw grsy tuit',
All lodging corners round,
And sleek aud shining high top boots,
al ploughing up ths ground
The road 20 Chester was alied thick
With folks Of every kind;
En,ne kept tho track in doubie-qulck,
No. muaholes did they mind.
have 10 leave my l:itlc al,
May serer soc it more;
Should Sherman on Columbia cali,
~ 10 in CHESTER. sare.
THOMAS DETAIL.
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Public Notice.

A LII person, having in their possrasion any
"A Arms or .hccoittremcnt, mhn,cyet belonging
to the sitsts or Confederate staias whether drawn,
foundor bought frutn struggling sslllers arc Eers-
bv ri:idly required To deliver tho same In ths
Sheriff t,ficc ut Edgeheld, of TO Lieut.. B. Bet
lis at III. Pine It"u'c immediately. as they sIa
waited for the public nsc.
BY order CT Gov MAaRATR.
A. JONES, Capt. Co. a.
9Th EeS't. S. c. NJ.
Na, 20 2t IA
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Notice.

A IL person: in leLs.i 80 ,lo Estate Of Robert
"A. J. DELPHI n:c of Edgefeli District deceased,
aiercrucs ;rd 70 Come onward and make pay-
nicn!; snd iho'4 having dcn,ands against said
h,lat: will present them in due time, and proper
ly authenticated.
A. J. PELLETIER, Admir-.
Oct Is IL AZ
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Assessors Notice.
I,AN III KIND.

4 VIII attend s.: th" Places mentioned below to
y assc:.,hc Tithax of BACON. All producers VII,
hmve not uatc their returns u: C0RN FODDER,
g., are requested tp j" 81 ii once. "r they will
~. 20 ,.ay iy. tr:c> iho make, va!n: "f their.
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Tax Collectors Notice.
NO. l..

r WILL attend at the time and places hefenaf-
Il ter mentioned to collect the State and District
Tax for the year commencing lst Of Oct. 1851:
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Mules! Mules I!
Tax in Kind.

H WILL he prepared to receive TAX In KIND
i except Bacon and Syrup, ct Edgadeld Z. j.
ON and af,er Mouday, tho 2uth inst. hope to
b We barrels and be prepared to receive tho sy'
rup in week or 60 thereafter. am directed not
70 receive the bacon until haye furthe, o:dc,e,
tbat toe Bacon may become thoroughly dry.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Agent.
Mar IL ct Il
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A Fill to Increase the Military Force Of
the Confederate States.

! the Confederate States.
The. Congress of the Confederate States Of
America do enact, That in order TO provide
addtisnai forces to repel Invasion, maintain
;he riphtlul possession OF the Confederate
States, secure their independence and pre-
serve their institutions, tue i resident be and
he IS lrreby authorized TO e X for and accept
from the owners Of slaves, the services OF such
number OF abl1 b,jed men as he may deem
exred.ent Tor End during the war, to perform
military service i'll whatever capacity he may
direct,
thorized to organizc the said slaves into colu-
parics, battali1ns, regiments aud brigafcs,
under such rules and regulations as the Sec
re,ar. OF War may prescribe, end to be CON-
mant-s,l LY uca oii.cera as Tie President inay
2;point. -, :. -,
vice. the said troops shall receive the same
ra,ions, clothing and compensation as are al-
| Iowe 10 other troops iii iiie s;.;ne branch o!
| The ~cr sic...
Sc. l. That i! under tie previous sectors.
.. tni. act the President shall not ha r'''e 'n
t;.is:. :, 1t;ic:alit nnlIi1er o. trA.!5 tn l'r's'
/, ,.,,, ih.. var successfully, AMI mHiGlalt m,
/ '''N '''- ia St,t.. ana ~. ;li.ncr-
. suVcF";i".'' ., '''S Sta,oe ,har he ;s
! 49,, .,,rnnr,z..l to call on each Stare,
w.ct.avcr ~ ia;mks it cxpa';;ant, for htfqao.a
=. $40 O5J troop., it, ,aldNiHn 10 those sub
,c, -, r,lit,ry ssry.ce ,;,;..r EXISTING laws,
~. ,.''m, ,iercne ~ Ina pr.;d, nj uay
..,, -, ",. ',s. .s,ry e, 6e raised from such casls
- =, -, ns.,,,Ia:r, irrysu. Give oi c,r, in
c,c, s..., is lna rr1rer' a.. hpritcs thereof
49, ':'..,m,;.c pr3v,,I.g. luat no NOR.
"'"1 =. -, =. .:hvcs Dr.. ce,.,,
,;.-. ,'' 49, - =, =, a,..i !, IN ..ay State s;: l,r
..' @ "5I. I,,r ,;,,ler lbc .royt,.o, 8; ISIS a.
>.. !, ;,ua, nn,i,iu. ~ ta.a 80, sh.N l..
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c'Npt'''.'Hc ~, -.
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c'a:,'E! VS.. "'s .nnn ,,e ,u.,a. win.
Si"'iu" ei1h ~ =, ~. ~ nyrn ;,n,ob,r.
on. c'as'n7 ''i';',.. s'a''' - - -
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EIcnANEp r.soah"" q" ora..r. r,.;r
T'NT ohhEEs- a.,vM'I f Sru,' ' re 'I' hn
ce 70 eNsa1" .; ,;;",,, 'ai',, and Ins,ncnr Gene
issa"a oy '"o 49,, or,,,rs Xn s.,G d,rcd
T:l; r.; ~ u, - os - c,ilnws. H.
rc%t1d' %YI o,2"s ~ ubssnca ,,;li be. granted
III Le.s.s =, ,,,,;, ti,.;r ryc5on,e nr,.
pfoeu ;an tlas ul renort within thirty days in
person l; a. u l5lnor.l 80 orrbancs. g. ~
notl,lsG Oh .ntlr ,ho oxcHsn,o IF snc5 so;.rs
MAsi. M, ,asrod Is,. ["I those bslonr to commands
Has pee .s, uyI,e, - 81 ,5s Southern BOUNDARY line
sry, ryaH;, No. C,ra;;na and in East Tennessee, will
;,ooa;atsIy .o, re,,ort tn them; al! others he
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Eead-Quarters

-SbSS+ -~N"b YAK
MILITARY DISTRICT GGo.t5 S CAROLINA
March 9th, 1886.
M'EGI.ik 0RDEE!S. NO
q 1sr Llrrr. T. ]. MOSES, Jr, il. for tho
10 prrsen, anil anll further orders, Assigned Il"
duty ~ Co;nlnaulnnt Post at Edgofei C. H., s.
G., in ad ilpn To his tiniics as Enr,l.in2 Officer.
lie will be obcyel and res?ootc,l accordingly.
BY commaEl Of Maj. Gen. p. NJ. i. Yorsu.
W. L. CHURCH. A. A. e.. {.
ENH0LLiHG OFFICE,
Enarrl&Ln, S. G, Nqr. 2s;h, 1865.
HY accordance with tho ahore order from De-
Il partmcnt Head .Qunrtors tho u1tlcrsisne here
by assumes command Uf this Post.
F.J MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut.. 4 Enrolling Officer
Mar IS ct II
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Soldiers Claims.

NNTE have ON hand fsw quiror Of Blanks for
w obtaining deceasei Soer'' Claims against
the Goycrnnrut ADVERTISER OFFICE.
July 20 u 20
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Fer tax Collector.
Ti,v ss..ary Friends "c b. Al. f%Li.. Esq,
resrrctr'iy nominate him a Candidate ier
Tax r4liccto- at I;p next election,
Ocl * ie ~
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Feb 22l
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

Da. hssuss. ii Pasis,) astss ysars q eagnsss
'ssllsltatasioe, hes = lssSth ssceeed tsths -.
- rsqsssss q tes A~s.;s:. pss.Is - aeIs::s'
usd asd highly psissd 1sseose ef Hes. Ihis
wonderful eRcnt will resaoee oenAseA 70 the
ooSt shsttsss1 sosseitseisss. wbsshss arseisg
fFeo sxcsssss, The s1scee q chDote, ~ oaAurel
eaesss shs si.s r.qssssa y @ s:ss ~ sss csss .s r.
ing TO printed Instructions, which are very si0-
remedy shosid y tskes y a9 eboas y nerry,
aAits slscts sfe pssnsessi Il 10 ssAsswtedsed
ious 6sccess ID - eeftsii . thai ssissee over
thfovp ierofaace. ~ Rtcosd's ksseecs 81 Life
s soll - cAses, Win All Aisectioss ~ 49,. a
q, u fosr quantittee q sae ~ y, ssl wisi b.
=: y R:, s. s:. :s %
rialliP ROlAND. - Liissty Sttsst.N Y
81. FRANKIIN BROOKS,
OFFICE NJ. - NOETu CLARK sTRLEr
&C., Room NJ. 10 thIicl'. Block,
cc.s :, ~. =. = ss:i Z sS;: Dis
BAS86 instAsstto 6slA sexss. Alec. Cs,css. Or
Csneersss sssosissst Ts~sra. Ulcers, Old Serss
Sore kyes,. etc, ,spA psst,edlssH ssObeeess
ricS." Lsdies teqdihAk @sdifsi aid q edtics
q "a essss atteod:ss spSs ns.sssssl Osssrse-
- isri1ssA : shs gsssra..ys eteesA ssy rely
spss bsi4s easily iad speedily relieved.
An Chtonie ed dii1cnlt eases. 9ucb - have
esisted ~ Year, - etspatsiy - pstsh ssest.
u cured u ebskt Naas, ,UtaAssS A~ssSy, regard
20 disA ss 1sarI q sspossrs. yIersses snicted
coSSraeiisK them. vnI 6e cured Is shorsst time
than By any ether Physician in the known world.
Dr, =; . pre- -emisentIy snccessful in the tress-
ssext of ne above moAt 1aleslt ssd Yssple xisg
efpalI dieeasss he hsssivs? psrtieslir aftestion
- then for manS yeafe and % thcrOuahlV hao
s. become aequ1i1ted Vlth their lAhSIoey and
sresaneat. tlsss' 10 will wsssett = lPEnfkCT
eues, under forfeitare Il rsssirsd; 10 feet be
WilIt ~ ~ cvss o. sheee ednpDo1n1e, aeknowl-
'sd0ens supssiDr ID shis ssessty-ss svea u the
1s c,s,ovsps ,aj u. o~r sssstapsysr.e tAs s,s.
eoef6s 81 hea3tA III stveHgt6o ~ vttstAbls
ksegeste UsAs'thSs, ~ ~ 49, Gsa aDisesd.
~ Ne o0so. Nt1fs go t11l, h eehsse. sbG1e, b.
nede 70 rsjetsei. perfect ksslih: iAaeiyqasees-
settling rooe s1tei.eah: ONES: where shs Dcetsr.
Hoe vhs resids y : 4isiesss NJ s2ilfs per
6on. Or e6drebs hl0 II tst5ktS 3Se1eebsS, yl6ee
AossU lsO0 y 10 q. ~. ~ 11si1. n1
Z RnuA&nk. .ar RnVn01t1 tsss ~
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
" SSRR|3RH!;'EEIIEE|S|F'|| Z |3!'I II||i'||
AND NODE OF TKEATMENT Is


The eAcsuse of Hes.Sectt0N.
lt penetrases the secret Anbash
Of thiS terrible disease aud sxterninatss il root
It resneves All the wretchca
symptoms Of this leathsome mslady, and averts
consu mption.
1t cheans the head. AeeAorgses
the breath. and a6ards the most grateful relief.
e e1ev1ates nore Aecny and q.
1t - noted loP C0rinG the 1ooot
hopeless cases, that every known mssas have
y Is c6res May, Rese and PerioA.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and viOlent
~ Nbrm ofCaearrA - neases -
The head can resist it, penetrating power.
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itfstinein batting with this ELL diseasS. nisst-
'rbs 81. 7 SSyS.ie,s SsaP.s:H C.s.rrA ne~gsSy
p harnlsss liquid, iahslsd ltsa ths pslA
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,eughS the cosstfy - thN suthet " ~ only 1rse
Theory Of Catarrh ever published. Where its
origin-what its ravsges-utOde Of trratbneutl-
and rapid cure in all its forms.
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FfiE FIEepi2.E AID rae PRESS 1,
CAfARaa. The ntsne Of Dr.: r. 066dals hes
ciriag Shis terrible diaease. H. y ths mt SSd
;en1Y person ybp ever penetrated ~ sseee1 So
bush Of this fearful malsdy. His remedy a4d
mode ofs1eataAent q ~ only one stef4soWS 70
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
CURE YOURSELF!
Dr.. BAKBR'N SPECIFIC.

This Medicine viii cure 6on0F.
weakness or Sper1Aot0FfAee,
Chordee, Diseases ef the KID
neyD and Bladder, and 01l Die.
eases 0fth0 Sexual Organs c00os
e1 ~ Cent1gatlon or vyealkness
This elegant, popular and infallible prepars-
tion, so celebrated in all large cities for the
cure Of Private Diseases, is now offered to the af
6icted and WARRANTED ~ cuRE oil diseases Of the
Genital Organs Of either sex, male or female, in
. few days.
Dr. Bakers Opeciac,
IL the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure
Of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
dulgence. which is now so fearfully prevalent in
in all parts Of the country. Reader, have you .
PRIVATE DIsEAsE,
Or any disease of the Kidneys, Bladder or Sexu-
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Dr. Dalker's SpeciAc,
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10 . great healing, purifying and self.curin
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AWora g the Amictea.
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Dr. Bakers naeetaen.
n. Bin cases Of Gonorrhes, Gleet and Sen
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the i6namation and checking the discharge, asd
enoete g used - eonjuncsi0n WITH u nutt. per-
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NJ A treatise on sexual diseases called the
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ps pps;ce-pr; u bakers Injection u per bottle.
male Injecting Syringe. SO cents.
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