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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pubiic Speakers and singers will hnd
"Bsouns Bronchial Tioches" beneficial In clearing
the yo " Deiore speaking or singing, and relieving
the throat after any unusual eIerton Of the vocal
oryans. having . peculiar adoption 10 affections
which Ill, urb the organs Of speech For Coughs and
Cold, tho rroohes ar, effectual 96T
Tles! riies!! Pies !!!-AD you have TO
Do Ia 10 try one bottle OF streklands Pile Remedy.
Il will cure In three days. No mistake. Wells a
10 ia franklin II. AGENTS 4l6
rSle's q. X. sonp-The Cheapest soap
In use for the working classes. hold by grocep
everywhere Ho
Coal at g. rs pr ton.-The Scbuyikiii
Mutual Coal Company is now delivering tue best
OF coal a. this price to ia suhecfiber+ FOR IN
formation Apply At the Office No - Wall It. al
Grover Il bakers First Premium Elastic
stitch and locE sitch sewing machines 49, BroGdway
New York and $50 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN. 3lI
WheeIer & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine aud Baton nole Machine No. G25 BIoic'
WY, NY. ol5
Howe sewing Machine Company. No 62g
Broadway, \. \. Elias Ilowo, Jr President. AGENT
wanted. Sll
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tholc A. D. society WI io'd public Tim
SUNDAY evening next, the 9Th ins', at I o'cloci.
Nessrs. 7. LosAn and u. Langton will address the
meetinr. Miss N. kennihc, Mia. N. NcGinn, Mr.
Charles A. Clarke, and Mr. Henry pSullivan will
each slug some popular sonrs. The membefs their
fam lee and the public generally, are respectfully
invited. The cadets will meet the following evening
O'clock. JOHN McGRArH, Presl.; DAVID
BARLEY, Sec. lU3
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DR0GRAMME OF PARADE AS ORDERED
l. b" the Grand Marshal, to be oberyei by the
different Societies TO parade on laying the corner
stone Of the new Male Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, on sunday, Nov. 8, 1865: Right Of Line
ST. Anne's T. A. B. Society," Clinton st. right resting
on Atlantlc, nartherly side St. Jimef X. @. II. So
eiety, right resting on 81 Annet; Young Mems +.
Father Mathew I. A.B. No. p right resting onYonns
Mems; st. Paurs T. A. Is. No. q right resting on
Father Nathew 7. A. Is. No, % Father Mathew +. A.
mans Jeroemnn st right resting on Clinton st. south
side Assumption, right resting on len OF A. o. H.
Shanr rock X. :, right resting on Assumption Labor
ers nion. right resting on shamrock r. &, Father
Mathew 4. A. ID, =. No. ], right resting on LaboIeu'
nOn ST. PAtrtck's society, right on the len OF L
NJ I. 4. II. No. / The line Of march will be from
Atlantic a.. through Clinton to Jofoemon, 10 Fulton,
10 Concord, TO Jaw, 10 Myrtle avenue, 10 Court
sIee;, TO Atlantic avenue 10 New York avenue,
10 Wyckof u, to Albany ave and return, after the
ceremony, through Fulton ave. 10 City Hal, where
they viii he reviewed by the Grand Manhal and
Aida and diAniss Inc Societies are requested To he
on tie ground az r. O'Clock, ~ the Procession sill
move At l3V O'clock precisely. The Aida to the
Grand Marshal viii report 10 tho Grand Marsha al
IL A. Nj, al John keaTnan'e Eme aid COTTAGE ia
jeroloDon At, rear Of Cay Hall. The MARSHALL Of
different societies will report at came place soon a.
they arrive on the grounds, The Marshal OF each
Society requested to appear mounte ~ order Of
RICHARD HAIplN, Aids, DANIEL O'RIELLY,
THOMAS FOkAN, Special Aids. 1871
TRANSPORTATION Il. c. T. A. b. SOCI.
l. ely will hold their weekly meeting sunday even
ing, Nov 9th, at o'clock. JOHN Mcbride, plest.
PATRICK OCONNOR, Rec. sec. 60
THE +. N. 7. A. d. SOCIETY, No. {, OF
l. Brooklyn, Greenpoint, will hold their egu!ar
weekly meeting on sunday evening, 9Th inst, Al r.
M The meeting will be addressed by the following
gentlemen, hessrs, Brown, AeGrssysL and Crow
FEY Ylss FI.s
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EIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT-Tt
TIE ELEC lORS OF THE Ten m. ELEV
ENrH, TiliRIEENrIl AND SEVEN

The undersigned, terIdCuts OF the CITY OF Nss
York, would urgently tequ o. all citizen Of the f
Senatorial District who desire TO ,coure an hone,
and faithful representation In the state Senate,
cast their votes Tor GILBERT G, nEANE, who Is th
nominee Of the LOYAL men OF she District
Mr.. DEANE Is a native OF the City Of New York, D
loyal Union citizen, friend Of The so.dier. 40,
sailors Who have schevel oul victories, an iudu nj
ous and honest man, and will make au able az
fearless representa- We.
GIVE him your votes and efforts, and he viii
triumphantly elected.
DAME Drew, Isaac T. Smith,
Andiea. vi lm,nu. William iIGbard.
Ml'Ilam tucker, Constantine liau,
Harvey II. Woods Fie' Olmstesd,
Geo steinbi enner, samuel q. IS It's,
Col. Thos. II. Van buren,, Alex. Mcleod,
Arnold Blufn Jr,, Henry Richard,
Frederick 4. Wagner, Cha,. n. BranhslL
Aber Dung, ST., SIMEON Draper,
George Opiyfr, Lrniy n: Wallace,
Amos Z, BELL AyafeE j. Odeu,
James IA. sackett, " ado Hutch,us
David Miller, john Haywood,
M AK Kelseh, Ru.us r. And!ews,
Albert L. Dung, George Olell,
len. Geo, W. Palmer, AuFu.tus MeiGnann.
spencer Kirby, John IA White,
John slo.fOn, john 4 Cleveland,
Marshall T.. Blake, zen Chester A Arthur,
hlhtLOfn loMpkInL Peer Cook,
lhomas Is, Astpn, Isaac \. oliver,
Martin Thatcher, Brujlmin merritt. ~
John Comlnrrlord lanes " 4 otn.on
sea-. =. l.. We. idge, }. n. Jenny,
Cunimins H. luckor Cherries : spencer
a. L. kAu, I.ull .s b. , iimaD
Ml.iam BoardmAn, f.S,per N. w et@ors
mathew u. Greene, A. NJ Bininger,
IAO' miller, Ihomas oEn,
Joseph fAery, usuituu Wade,
Geolge r. Bradford, Joan L4ilhfecht
Frederick McC.e-dy, 10 Ter q. sherman,
N. ), Dunham, diane. Head,
STEPHEN N, Wright Benz g. hlpn Gro,
hoLelI IS BOYD, ban ei lierrck.
simeon johnson, simeon hAzeIou,
John Lewis John Harding
Israel d. Walter, Andrew CHT, 4,
Robert Far Beinaid sch artz
Ard gTO o Lers II. |,
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FATHER MATHEW T. A, b. SOCIETY,
l. No. q, y. u, will hold public meeting, NJ thor
hall Of SD >, and I'd ave, on sunday evening the
5 h INST, at ocloct. Peter Kelly, EUR, anu MI.
Me,srs. Callahan, Cole, aud Mr. Burns with concpi-
tina. Alro Miss FOy, Miss hcNey and Mis- Behsn.
Look out TOR first grand ball, THURSDAY N ~
inst. PETER CURRY, Pres. WM. PETERS, Rec.
Scc'ty. l41
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NO. FATHER MATHEW 7. A. B. SOCI-
~ ETY. Of New York, will hold their regular meeting
al heir Hall, cor OF 2Sd u. and % ave. on SUNDAY
evening Nov 5th. Speaking by Professor Well, al,o
Mr. Morfan OF Bootlyn. sinring by Mesar, Carroll.
King. Lindsey, Coyle and others. The public ave
invited. Come e.tly. Monthly meeting al 2 o'clock
JAMES DELANEY, Prest THOMAS j. CARR,
Rec. Sec. ZIP
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CATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,

CATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
Il No. ., y. Y, hall bet bIth and Ebth st. 9Th ave.
Public meeting Sunday evening, At O'Clock, p. NJ
Mi, O'MAhony, Mes-re. Daniels, Nichols Null n,
SArkey and Fsran. Y B.--rhe members are be eby
notified TO attend month"; meeting, at z O'Clock
l.. N. SUNDAY. THOS. MFAGHER, Pros. ". Nc
GFNRY, Wee. JAS. GRIZZLY, Rec. Sec. l43
GRAND PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT BY
VI tho Father Mathew T. A. II. Society, No. r. OF
New No \, this Sunday evening, Nov 9th, at
o'clock In The Hall, cor. 18th ct and sth ave The
eloquent orator u. Reiden will addre-. the meeting
He viii also read Camphei beautiful Poem, "OCon
not heard Mr. Redden viii have much 10 regret II
thev mics this oppor unty. MCssrs Reilly, King and
Iauler als9 Misses Green, kcnnefc and q host OF
othe will sing All members are hereby notified to
attend the quarterly meeting on SUNDAY, at O'clock
Pres. PATRICK GILMORE, Vice CHARLES A,
CLARK, Gee, l6
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BRANCH NO. / FATHER MATHEW Z

EAIHER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCIETY
l. No. 1 of JERSEY City. wn hold Public Temper
snce Meeting, In Warrington Hall. cor Serark aud
Jersey avs, SUNDAY even NJ Nov. 9TH at O'Clock.
speaking By Mr. Wills and Mr.. Marian. singing
b. Mesu. Hurhes, Bailey and s.eIey. join
DUNN, Pres. JOHN CT Lien, Rec. sec. li3
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Conrt

court.
Common Pleas Court was In session
during last week, Judge Whiting pre-
siding. 1t adjourned last Friday evening
until the 4nst inst,, and win then com
plete tho business of the docket. Du
little business was transacted. The fol
lowing ar' some of the cases passed up
on:
Sarah A. vroomon VS. Charles II
Vrooman--decree for divorce.
Martin Adams vs George Adsms--tC
compel conveyance by dch. to plff. o
land formerly belonging to Shippe,
heirs, purchased by the def. at sale Ia
partition, alleged BY piff. to be for him
restrved by the Court for dccisien.
Era Youngpeter VS. Michael Young.
Peter-dccree for divorce and ulimony-
deereeing twen'y acres of land on which
defendant now lives, to petitioner.
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnsti r. r
Is J. w. Shaw, Treasurer Heard on
mot ion to make Asa Way dcft., motion
oyeruled.
Whitsel VS. Magers and others-Jury
H
Several important case will be heard
a, the adjourned term, as follows;
Foncamon VS. Lugenbeel---damagcs
caused by dam in Slndusky river.
Samuel Eagle VS. Garret Sirgler-for
destruction of Inill on Honey Creek.
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sa-Fhiriies pay (couutiug the premiuus
on Fivo.Twenties,) over ten per cent,
and are so much safer aud surer.
ga Question. How many Seven.
Turtles ere there, aad how much remains
unsoldi
AHsvcr. There are only about three
hundred and twenty five millions suthori-
zed by law, and only about one huudred
and ninety millions remain unsoid.
loh Question. How long will IL tako
you to sell the balaneel
Ansirer. There are about 500 Nationa
Banks all engaged 10 selling them; also
large number Of the old banks, and at
leos: three thousand private bankers and
brokers, and special agents will be cnga.
ged in all parts Of country in disposing Of
them to the people.
llh QUESTION. How long will It take to
sell the wholel
Aasp,r. In less than three months
they will be oil sold, aud will no doubt
then sell at premium, as was the case
with the old ven.Thirties, the 6rs,
Twenty.Yeur Loan, and the rive.Twen.
tics.
Tho above questions and answers, /, is
believed, will give full information to all.
II not, the General Subscription AQen.,
or any Of the Banks or Bankers employed
to sell the Loan, will be glad to answer
oil questions, and to furnish the Seven.
Thirties in small or large sums (as the
notes are issued in ions ofs5o
500, $500, $1,000 and $1,000 and to
render It easy for all to subscribe thus
fulflling the instructions Of Mr. FrssrS.
DEN, who earnestly desires that the peo
pie of the whole land, (as well as the
eoPitalists,) shall have every opportunity
afforded them OF obtaining a portion OF
his most desirable inpcstmen..
LET NONE DELAY, BUT suBsoRinE AT
ONCE, THROUGH THE NEAREST RESPONSIBLE
BANK OR Banners.
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THE TIFFIN MARKET.


conRycyED wFLkLY aY s b SHEATH.
TlrrIS. NJ arch. Q, 1865
FLOUR--$I0 90 f- ...
WHEAT--Firm at 81 so
CO2N-Firm at Csc for shelled from
teams.
OATS S-Firm at 55c from teams.
WOOL--Selling AT s0@s5e.
SEED--Clover Sl2 90. Timothy a 80.
FLAX SEED--$2 so per bushel.
RYE--Sl 20 per bushel.
CANDLES-stearine SOC. tallow % a 25c
SOAP--German i2. Common Sc.
TALLoW--l4@l2c. Grease @9c.
PoTAToES--75e@SI. r7fraar
PoRR-Per Dbl, SIS 00@40 90. 'a
wHIsKY-common per gallon Sc so
Rye SO 90.
dAMS--l5@lsc.
HIDEs--Green 7c. dry I4e. i
CALF sKINs-i2tkc Kip skins Ioc
HEEPpELTs-t'resb 25e@sl so.
BEEswAX-40c per pound.
BUrTER--Ieo per pound. II
EGGS--isc per dozen.
LARD--Kegs. I6c.
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Parson Brownlow,

H.w. Cobb writes to the Chicago Tri.
oune from Kucxyille. Tenn, Of Parson
Brownlow and his Iormcr prosecutors. as
follows: T .-, .-e
have just enjoyed friendly interview
with the ventable Parson Brownlow at
his own house. flo IS now about sixty
years old, but looks young and vigorous
good for many years yel, trust. He
lives in good two-storY wood house, in
the centre Of the city. Has his family of
seven children around him, save two sons
IN the Union army. He is hopeful Of
Tennessee; says tho whole State had
27b 600 slaves at the beginning ofthe
war, and East Tennessee but 20 600.
The State shall be free, and a Il the laws
that crushed the black man must first be
abolished, and he be protected ere he cin
start much. He is The only candidate
for G overnor, and Is bound to be elected
on the 18th Of March. ~as the more
careful 10 tell him Of our FreedG,rE's A i'd
Commission. He seemed pleased, and e
elected he will help us In our work.
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Tfnn Agricultural Works.

As win be seen from q notice in snoth'
er Colamn Of this paper, this Company
hold Special meeting OF the s,ockhol'
ders at the 0fice Of SMITH, BARNES &
CO.. on Saturday next, at IL o'clock AM
The subscription books will remain open
until that time. and all persons wishing
to subscribe should do so previous to that
time. or on that day, that ali may have an
equal voice In the Election.
Subscription Books ure open at the
ofice Of Smrrn, BARSxs q Co.,
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New Auditor.

New Auditor.
John 7. HEILmAN, entered upon the
duties of his office, Auditor os this Coun.
~, OIL last Monday. This is one Of the
most important offices in the County, aad
we trust that the present Incumbon, will
endeavUr 10 make il a pleasure to have
any bus'ncss To do. in his Office. One
pubic servant iorsd too often, that all
parties have an interest in, and business
with, the ofhce. and that it ia an insult
direct to the people to have bills aud car
ricatures Of political character posted
up in their offices. And whiie it can do
no good, II certainly shows that they fec
that the office is exclusively theirs. (,
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Hich.
Not long since, company of negroes
was raised in the town of Pqua, who
were to Join certain colored regiment
being organized in Massachusetts. The
night preceding their departure for the
camp of rendezvous. meeting was held
In the African Church, at the close of
which the venerable minister, in prayer,
made the following remarkable request :
"That when these men went on the battle
field they might be as bold as IONS and
ss HARMLESS as DOVES !" as.
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- On last Sabbath, week, the Rev
Kefsuer, Pastor Of the LIST Ger Reformed
Church, found upon his pulpit an envelope
containing si25 addressed to him. as a
token of the kind regards of his congre.
CATION.
This is a pleasant way Of making the
pastor present, and msBifesting an sp-
preeistion Of the parties labor Of care. B.
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To sii Wsou IL may Seaee<n.
Miss MARY Wrsr, has arrived in Tit.
In, and will call on the inhsbitants Of The
city and viciney for aid in behalf Of
sick and wounded soldiers. She has
been laboriog In the army Of the Cum ber-
land and Virgins Valley, since 1851,
Vas at that time employed BY tho Gov.
ernment, and has discharged her duty
satisfactorily. We hope she win sb-
tain liberal contributions, as all gift.
will be faithfully applied for the relief
Of the sick and suffering.
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uuBpeL's GOLDEN BirrERs. A purely veg.
III stabls tonic, isyigcra,ins sad atsagthseiae.
Fortia., the system sgsinst the svileassn efsa'
wholssoms water,
w'n care Dy,p-p,is.
win cure weskneti.
VILE o.asral Debility.
Win cure Hsm,brrn.
wtlleute Hsadachs.
w'llsufs Liver Complaint.
willsSete sal etsa,s healthy appsilts.
viii iaylsofa,s the o,eins o. diE.a,oa Nad rsd'
sr.,-ly per-s.e N. p,raute Of the body sndth'
force ofths circulation, .uRs Ia fact as esasfal
seuc5orsn, of,hs ,ystsm, eoaisinins no polsoaoss
drugs, and 10
The BEST TONIC BlrrERs inths WORLD.
A faittisii, ssfnssuy solicited.
ESQ. Z, HuBsEL n CO., rtoptlstors. Hud'on.
New Yors. cSnrsl Depot Awstiesn Espr.' Bald
inG,sS Hudson street, New York,
~ For 'alsby Duzgu, oroesrs, Se.
tg-fOr sale ip TINA BY DUBOIS n CO.. and J,
Z. MARoUARDr.
Oct. 90. lset
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We have been requested to announce
chat there will be social ball on Friday
evening, March 10th, 1865, at Hedges
Hall, for the benefit OF Thomas Kaup--
who was a member of the lolst o. v. l..
and while serving in his regiment was SO
severely wounded as to. confne him to
the house for twenty-five months.
We hope to see full turn out Al.
mission 81. ii VII u Z ii
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Special Notices.

TO rHs SssVors. .DrsiurArss. Avn ps,rcxDssi
Il or bora sExrs.
A srssts sufferer hsvias been restored 10 hsshA 10
few days, amer msay resu Of mi,sry, I, viiliAs 70
assist his sssshas fellow ersstuss. By ssadirs
tftes), on the f.ssip, Of po'tpsid sedrsosd -.
vslop., a copy of,hs SosxrtA of eurs sapioyed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Bos 70, Pest once, BrooAlys. New Ysrt.
tsnu,iyS, lsss.
NERVOUS DEPfLlrY, SEMINAL WEAK!
IN NESs, S,e.,
csn be cared by one who has tsshy evreS himssif
sEa hundrsds ct sthen. and will tell yca ao,hius
bot the tfulh. Addrso. With ,tsnp.
EDWARD a. TRAvER,
AusaSty Ioek Het, Boston. Ms,s.
~-N
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Insure your Property

Insure your Property
II is every MAS duty to iasure his
property. In one short hour the earn.
ings of long, weary years Of labor may
be destroyed by fire, and all lost, when il
you have insured in some good company,
you can get nearly all paid back to you.
Therefore VIC say insure in time.
A. II. Byers will insure you on good
terms.
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lBRoH1 q Bsows have removed their
stocks Of fGsocerIes, nom room recently
oceupiedby them, belew Shswhan House
formvrly occupied by L. Rosz IS cloth.
Ing store. = r, -.
"JoHS Bsowss soul is marching on"
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Out OF the Draft.

Out Of the Draft.
We urc informed that Clinton, q
Ward Scipio, Loudon, Liberty, and
Eden are out Of tho present draft.
The Let Ward will soon fill its quota
No efforts, we beli,ve, are being mlje 10
some of the other townships, willis,
Others are working vigorously. With q
combined effort the county may be cleu..
ed Of the draft.
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Promoted. .j"H.f li..I
At an election held on the lst o
M"rcb, to ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Lieut.. McAdoo-Thomas as
c. Heslengton was elected ist Lieut.. oI
Co. A. 49th o. N. G.
This is a deserved promotion. "Tom''
is every inch a soldier. He surrendered
gracefully after being called upon by the
members Of the Co. and informed of his
election and passed the "laPern around.
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MEsiH', C. uIAsKS L Co,--i.srr. nss.,'p1. ~;
.,r. 20 nats knownthe almost nstahtarsn. .r..s
e'c9s. byspepsii oars,"i eas.s Of ehsI., j. rs,.
ms, hsd been tor tweniy.fonr hosr. sn,.,... =,
me hesiaeh and bowels. every 6fsen ,,inn,.s
rem ne your dIeE .ioss TO Eeasss .sms :,
had away. been told that 4 a.s coed ~ ~, 10,
Dy.sn,sv. ny p.lhdf.es sns p,s wsaias... n, =,
once bltrtetsd the aiisntior ofths eis,l n, .I..-
ard he asked me NJ once "shAt IL a.. m s,,s.rs''
isriedi 81 have bssn Tor tueaty -four ,s-I,
lns aud purging, sid SIN unable 10 sisnaa,r.n
from vsskhs'.. ,ad this deadly tsistpss, a =.
stomach romPlsfsly PIos,rates me ii, ,,es.c.Ss
bottle ofcoss DvspepdA { ursl lss,ias X 49,
.s.,w Of is.' Il 10 new 4 Oseii ,sIs aas,is,
From the msnsa.I toot tssi dose sftk. r.a,.,..
my SICKNESS 81 the stomach was rnas--stss a,rs 80.
rsmnmneous. In ar hour sst nv dinner s<t,h a.
toenA rshsh ssl ever hnnfEy man psrsoak, fs.f,s,
veil cleared snt 81 iooa, a,J aad fslopsd' bv So
spoantal OF care. hzvs not sufsssd "a ysisi. =,
ineonVsnisnes since teok Tho remedy, ---,
ti hetion.was 80 vonderfu IL nd 60 iue sts ,hs.
sonld hardly bssysths svideness Of eva .s....
sad desire to hubfey make known these fsct. shs,
ths. whole woild may avail themselves Of ~ s..
Like beld, q 'hesld find q place In every one.
loussS snd fbsI.v- that on. shoe Ia 20 ~ry No..
hone without hottie Of II in his paok a. -, !. -. ~
eevld hs quickly Bads available. GEo. Il. DaIxE''
H g." IL. d
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'oie- hon Ilcus rtrrrih ovr Gil, p,,.,.
NV HAyksi Conn, June ~ IssI
Mtfs LpiloH-Atlow me, th,ouSh ,an,.at
snhs,to hoknoN leHgs NY Errti,usr fsr n, hs,,s,t
nre feee,sea ifoin w use Of Coe'. spsp,ia o..
hhhouRh w", sferi sufferer iron NJ. .n.,..is -
ht,i dose gave iruHnt ttlsf md one burs. .h.s...
elsd wsto ert smihiaK irisase. WITH, p.in
h,vs now 'oPnsd usiug ihs neti eirs "A no l"rv,,
''ed''' .-.., - fALMlRA lama ~
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DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Linimont.

Ia Pint bottles Al FIFTY CENTS. curetlamsnsD,
iuis, gals, collie, Se. Read the following
Bosros, July 7, 1889.
Or. TosiAs; We bav. used for tn. past year. you,
Horse Linimsni for lamsne,,, kicks, bruises, cole,
and eu,,, and In every instance found 1t the he's,
>rtiele ever tdsa In this circns compsnt. Plea,.
'snd 'is doTer,u 1t IL the only Imminent use now.
We have iO1 hor,s', some very valuable, aud W. do
aOt want to leave town without ".
HYATT FROST,
Manager varAmhurTh n Co, Mrnagsris.
Sold by all drugsisu. Unes, SO Cortlandt ST.. n.
NAV ~, 1850 31mi
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IMPORTANT no rRAvri.rp.

While journs,isg on N. 80, nLLns.
eams badly dsrangs,, css,in- stsr- ,ai, AZ
nenu, Hadti been on the wst-r n would nave ~ :
ssued s.s.sietnss,. lady siitinf by H, t,cs",,
ny eondii on, reached ont hottie iAyins ,.,sl.
swalow" ! did 80, eHd in less thsn' f,, uI,,,,.
ny trouble was endrd. The Hsdfeirs IA. .r,n, :
.,y,pemA Cnre," and ftom ihe .fect il had .no =
w ~ oH'aon ard what have Ieafp.defft st.cs 4
'hlhk u aust be an sxesllsR NJ rcmsJ, IN,
as and oy,pssIs. MRS. sAMuEL FfELD.
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Recruiting.

Recruiting.
Volunteering is progressing rapidly,
and II other quarters of the State arc
moving az our patriots are here, there
will be butte small prospect ola draft 10
Ohio, Rally round the standard, boys"
tina. you may share in the glory of crush.
ing the rebellion. tTliE ga.
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Iho'e who know my eonstitution, what r,,.~.
unon hh. hesn for Tho last tisy yeA,, VI hsu.,.
WIN WIN me that msdtcine which win rssth nv vn,,.
~ihreach hlmo'tsny nns. Goes DyspsFlIs CStSh,s
snahed me TO eat Aryib,ng please, aud II ssrvs,i
dom now hay. TO use the Wsdieiha. Itrsiisssa a.,
| IN an Ins'sptwhen iNat In gIeat psin Aysxksl.
sy'ism being tirsngthslsd hyits6ss S-J
| ANN L BAGeor
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SOLDIERS

You ought M, TO be without such a valuable msdi
cine. The Cinc,nnau National Union, OF Aph
o4th, says that thonsandl of our soldiers Rave heel
General Depot. No. East Fourh street. Cinein
natl, Ohio. =. .e.-f .. Octi3
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oxE oxEoFTHETwENTY.Ilrrn..

,,--7,,..l--,. D NV HAvEN, ,Jnns fflk, ,lf6l .
MR.CcE--sIkii ,Hsvisr hssn trsaaisd Win ia
!hytperyA ior,ors sisht ~ twelve. penshs, have
tttsa ihs nsuai Kinds ofmsdcihss. whiek h.vs d.ns
sin. 20 eufsfhe pysPsPis. IhAvs ssa it and scnsait
70 be shs nsdteins. The Isf ~ dseps (ihs MI 81
hss. iskss u ihtss o. k,pr tims,. sa, hsxsS.
di.iFs..ins fssline ~ my sismaek .ipr IL
tnt Is @ae'; .heKsihsr before. eonia aot si,s
.as, ana 70 so%sss!. no yess thsa Asss srtss
Rs'pss fsll,. tt-JlF.w oopRuFS.. :
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MADtses, canr. Jsns scu, Iee.
From the hsrtfi d,Ti,ed L, H.. us. otca..r
nensia Cure inv family. am prtnsr.d 10 "a, ,b,,
never Intend TO kr without itHbd Edvis. n ~.
%Ts nEiettdMith bytpertih totrvit. -.l'' : y
li Fri fIf ri rPlllLANDEI