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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-09
FLOUR.

A full supply of choice family, extra fam
IA lily, and superfne Flour. constantly
band ssd FOR sale BY the barrel or retail BY
Cd H., HEN KING,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-09

1865. MACK EREL. 1865.
M ACKEREL; q full assortment IN barrels,
WI half bsrrels, quarter barrels, and kits.
Also, Goldfish, Herrings, &S, for sale low,
by
d. 8. FORD 4 BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-09

Jan. sth, lS6S.-tf
, 1865-08-03
Heavy RefR at Washtngton-The
Prfefdenpa House kl0oded-ErcAG
Damage Throughout the Ct1F,

[tf0m tQf N9l19ual 1uIN&l}EGuEef. Use
On nsatugday afternoon this city and vicinity
were visited BY one Of the most violent rain
and hail storms that has Deen3witncssed here
since the memorable 2l.t day Of June, 1857.
The day had been one Of the most sultry sud
disagreeable Of tha season, and about noon
there we,e Indications Of the approach Of q
violent storm, and at halfpast three O'Clock
the wind commenced to blow furious gala
from the west. The air WAS at once flied
with dust, 20 thick that it vas almost impos-
ajble to see from one side OF tho street to the
other. While the wind was styi at Its
height, rain, acco npanied with hail, com.
menced falling, and, In q very few moments
many Of the streets were Literally submerged.
Foy awhile the hallstones falling were ne
large as good. sized hhel1bark, and they
came down With snch force as to do consider
able dAmsge to wtndow-glAss in many local..
ties.
The water rushed down Seventh street In
a perfect torrent, and the north side Of
| Pennsylvania avenue at Seventh street, and
! for two squares above md below it, was q
perfect sheet Of water. Boxes barrels,
| signs, boazds, fruit Teude1s' s<iuas, aud
| hIppches OF trees came sailing down the ava.
uue. Many Of the street cars suspended
| thelr trips, and those that did run had much
difncnlty In getting along. At the corner o
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenus TIT
water WIS 50 high as to slightly overflow tht
platforms of the street cars. -
The merchants tn Pennsylvania ayenuc
between Ninth and Tenth streets. sensibl,
feel the fury Of the storm. Mess1s. c. /
, 1865-08-03
Gttp RpttftH.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1V Tha Bo1zu c< PasHc wesks es the CITY o. Cal-
csGo nh reesivo 1eaed pso1osA4 nntu aad du@!s5 @
necs1saz5 70 deeven ihe n;inois snd Ncal&sn Ca1aA
according to thd plkn adopted rom Chicago RtYH %
1uAhit Lack no ! dt1t4ncs Of Ano1s A Hllea.
Nag, P.odles spaci ac11taas, &C.. IN b exhibited
at thn Uce Of lns Bo4Eu fF1hlio Wo1k2 In Eatcsge
"a sud afsef WxuNHaDAX. t1A ID Of A1xHef, EMIL
ii dsy or rsstrR. There Will u 1unta 3oo 90 Gu 1it
JAEts Of earth excavation aoma Of It dule hard and
embracing cona1&orAp!e deeaanad rock. md about
800 con c1oae 71sds o1 8tGstttsd tinaEsona
capt tta tuatited rock. can b dn1o vito 1taam
dstdgA Without Interesting with HA n&1f4adon uf
the Lana, Tut tAt rick ExtAy1flcn VIII all nAFo 70
10 q ns betHen tbs e = el navtxstiou IN she tA0
ao1 the Of ar11k n f1a spring.
Alarm 21,ou1t OF MsehtntrJ WIN b. required %
e1tavata ms xork within NO tlGo reQ Hired eonAzs.
cnthWT krd cS2DA9 tof Iho TnCk. ~ So
. Ine Hoard feeexve tha right 70 reect Any or ~
olts and no bid Vim Ia seeept-6 unle4a ne Party
r1uposfrE Rtyee evidences aat1 4ceofy to rho Board
of kuolte No: N TIA. ho u eoupotdut. feuAoio 2ad
ia nids 1tn b d,sscted . the Board Of Public
WcF,s, tneo!ssa - .'Trepo.A 1or 6ea1stsnx Nilnnts
n.aA sno Bond. pasots fot which viii ee 1utn.shaa
ast:1fseso77 sseu,1ty for the nitAfn1 performances
of tas xose W ID required OF m 2.FtH Ea9sa bid
'FH1U. LKrz,
@. ]. Hs4E,
w. 8D0DNG,
B. b MASON,
tyc7sa3 It board Of Public WORN.
, 1865-08-03

LcckEood l. Co. suffered mos, and II Is cstt-
mated that their stock is damaged to the
amount Of at lesst go, 600. It Vas fouod
necessary to cnt holes IN the door to lot tho
water ,hfopgh.
The Presidents House was scene Of con-
siderable confusion during the storm. Th.
area WAS quickly tll!ed with WA,er, aud the
basement, IN which are located the kitchen.
laundry, vine cellars and apartments foe
servan's 5 Was oyer1owed, causing the sorysn's
DO 1ittle dlsmay, and requiring the most
prompt and active efforts TO secure Yarlety
Of articles from damage. Tbs furniture Of
different roorns waz badly injured By the rain
diving through the windows and q break
In the root
The heaviest part of the storm seemed to
follow the course Of the river, and seemed to
be confined to a narzow. belt Of country on
either side. =
We learn that the storm was Is furious IN
Alexandra IS 1t WAS here. At the corper-og
King end Henry streets s stone building was
blown down, AID tho stones falling aS Sstnst
IN adjoining building knocked 1t down also,
and entirely demoliahed the building.
Anumber Of the camps on the Virginia side
of1he river suffered Btvt1ely. Tents were
blown over, and trees were tprooted and fell
heavily upon the temporary residences Of the
soldiers. We have, however, heard OF no
personal accident.
, 1865-08-03

New TaaK, August 3.-Ths preparatory
order kfor mastering ont Of troops at present
aerying In the militry district Of Charleston,
has been pRhllahed.
Superior aud Criminal Provost Cor Is, OF
very extensive rauEe, have been or.auized
bg General Gilmore, and are noW in full op-
eIntion.
Cotton is now coming Into Charleston from
the interier more freely than heretofore, as
the result OF additional repsirs to the raj
, 1865-08-03

.timAtes made by the Company, and on dlc IN
thelr Office at Omaha. You snould, 40 ever
make euch surveys as viii Unable Jon % tess vs.
thoroughly the accuracy Of the suEVeEs OF tae
Company, and the reliability Of thsn esta: et !:
mates, and to determine the exact chataeIes
Of the country oyer vh ch eseh line Pa'Nst;
Fou will make iull aud desa led stste'
mcnt Of ali the fscts elected by yous cant Ekaml,
nation, 80 that the President OF me uanso
Htates may BE- cpah1:d TO decide ~assoes,
under existing circumstances and In r." OF
the legts1a,icn Of Coogress: he ahou!a p tp,
p1ore the abandonment of the old anu tne
adoption Of he proposed new aocatian BE-
tween the points aforesaid. fou Wiu also
add your oWn opinion on the subject: AZ ~ Il
is Of ereat Importance that the Prosecntlo3,n3
Of the work should not be delayed. you wy
mate the required examination and report
to this Depart tmsnt ut Is early Pet1oo a.
practicable. o,..;,,{
an, Sir, very respectfully, your oo;dlco'
servarti JAS; Il hAKIAS;.
Lieut.. Col. JANEs H.. s1MesoS, Corps To-
biographical Engineers, Omaha, Nebraska.
, 1865-08-03
R3gal.

MORTGAGE sALE-Whereas,
1Y1 D41td DAv1k dt1 On the nrat day OF March.
A. u. l8ea sTecu:e aud deliver 70 tha undersigned,
May kelofe4h.a. most9azea certain nortzag doed
bearing dste tna dal 4nc pear atoEeesfd Of
roent OF certain rote II 1ad MottEskt. particularly
r. firth md described, on .neh thsra remains das
. unpaid tnn sua Of ahonf O:e Thousand Fa7ty~
one and tea Doll4ts gih II etst ttereon uEca ths
assf fay q March. lsa Ehteh menz.ge 4 duly -
Etass o. nliunls In Rook 81 OF NossFs8es FAxa Ill
And Wheraes, def.alt haa hsen mada in tha psynd7t
oI said ota Aua l1le1eat cu1ed by eald mortgage,
Eotics z ne,nny 11Ins tnas bI Vfsne q Tho po9ef
md kothesty Seased In 2Ato ac7txxxo1 ttns 1ndA3.
sfnea) bJ said mc-tk1ko oeed containing power Of
sac Iahall u the thrtieth tohl uAy Of Anxu1t, a.
!. ihs north dooy Of as Cnu1t aouae = tnn CITY Of
lie s1c lon ia iha hixs. cGs, fnr cash. spbNet 70
tte equity ef redemption. ~ psera.ass cssenbsd n
Rven c2D. Of hiock ssaus1 two 90. Of G11pentaf's
Abolition "a Chicago In this County Of CooK md BAta
Of uuro1e to pay on and ssakfJ sid noto and mort
g17o and eIp4ree9 Of tht1 3Al6.
NART NuIN1okH, KrfRaFaa
ChicaFo, IuVv n 1t&1- tY19s3 - 4dD
, 1865-08-03

IFrum the New York T1mes.l
The enormous capah1lity Of The Unitea
States for war waa {orclbly set forth ata
meeting Of the Alumni Of Yale College, afeW
dsys since, by GEN. Lewis B. Parsons, Of st.
LonIe, IN the statement that since the sur
render Of Gen. 10. Johnston the War De.
partment has mustered out Of the service ano
ssnt home over seven hundred and eighty
two thousand men. It was added. and the
declala0on Kas doubtless snrpriss 70 tne
the event above named, the Union amy
amounted to very nearly one million or nen-
No statement In br!et could hare 80 lmprcss-
iyclv made known to the nations Inc tf1e
significance Of the battle that had bean va
gtd On this continent between the democrat
e principles and the representatives Of me
shattered, t1odden out and eStingntaaed, the
uthet had mill!ora Of veteran champions
/. fresh and eager for still further conaiets'
they had been offered, ..--.
No officer OF the United States army could
speak with more correct knowledge thau
did Gen. Parzona Of The numbers and ELL
cheney Of ths stmies Of the Union for NJ
ono, perhaps, had more experience than he
| in their organization, subsistence and hand
! ling. And we are surprised to see in morn
| inE contemporary, q allghtinE auus{on TO Gen.
Parsons, In connection Hith this very speech
nt Yale, as an officer not very we'll known IL
| the wer. We venture tha assertion that 1t
| Secretary Stanton we're called an to name
he ofilcsr that more than any other had DIS
| tinEuished himself In the task Of welding
the vast machinery Of the Union armies dur
juE all the stages OF the conflict. IN response
10 the plans and requirements Of our Gene
rails, he would, With little hesitation, deaig-
nate Gen. LeTis B. Parsons, Of ct. Louis.
| When the war broke out Gen. Patsons al
ready distinguished In the West for 1Rilroad
1 AZ IA $~ I'm
| Government, which vera accepted, and he
was appointed ~ officer In the Quarte1naa.
J :1rs Department.. He rapidly succeeded In
| Ills pectliar field Of labor, until tho eutiso
movements Of tho Union armies in the Mis-
| stssippl Valley we're brought within h!ssphera
! as Chief Of The Transportation bureau. It is
to his matchleas combinations that must be
| attributed much Of the efficiency and success
tha. most invariably marked every military
| Gen. Grants Western renoWn was reached in
the battles before Chattanooga, and ho MAS
: transferred to the command OF al the armles,
1 with headquarters 1t Washington, he
lost no t'ms in bringing General (then
Colonel Parsons to Washington TO direct
become so completely the master Of It L
not worth Hhile to attempt here, any detail
ed account OF Gen. Pa'sons' services At Wash
inet0n. We will only mention one Instance
of bic marvellous success. In tho depth oj
the past winter i became necessary to trans.
fer Gen. schodeld' 8 army corps from Easttort
on the Tennessee River, to the East: The
than FOURTEEN days the entire corps Was en-.
camped On the Potomac, having been moved
distance on 800 miles without the loss OF a
man, an animal, or gun. Tho movement
occurred amid the season Of iutensest cold,
and the necessity of attanahipment from boats
, 1865-08-03

AmeotIng Of the officers Of the Army Of
Tennessee was held fa~ evenings since In
Louisville to secure final organization of "Thc
Association Of the Army Of the Tennessee"
Msjor General Logan maae 50 eloquent and
effective speech. Brig. General John 4. Rsu-
lins has been instructed to call meettnS Of
the Association at Chtcago, Noy. 18th, to
further the objects Of the Organization,
which are fully ret forth In the following
resolutions passed at the nesting shave
named.
Respired-Thasit 1t shall he tho duty OF the nem-
bers Or this assocauon to have care for the
rtputatfoa and interests OF al worthy and mari.
tof,ous of9:ers and usu who ars now. or hsya
been pa,t and portion Of the Army OF the Ten
RSsolssd- it IL duty incumbent upon u
10 use all the influence VIZ may have IN tha seye-
nj States where We nnJ reside. 10 csu.e say.
lums to be eet&ohihed for the cara aud educatlon
OF the orphan children Of deceased oGirera aud
soldiers who resf1e within our respc :tlve
States.
, 1865-08-03

A serious accident oecu1r,d At The
wssn,pe I'm foundry. nt Messss. :; B. 5extea
4 CO. Co. Baltin,ors. ca Taussdsy. Frank F,sh- r.
II, eupola = nder, vas en9ssed a, aa,,nS 1,an m
VIII vii New lev of testinz whether il v4s loAltd,
BE- hea,ed .,od, the end Of wh'eh ha inserted 9sd
IN The cap OF Top Of the shell. A explosion
Of the dangerous missile instantly toos p'acS'
f'ssmen'y Of the she'll flying AZ asoaaa. q,
Both OF bis legs were struck and injured "a
such 4 manner ~ will render necessary 21o'
putst.Qn Of ono Il not Of b 2th 0KkheM.
, 1865-08-03

WAsnlNa1oN, Aug, 2.-s1aj3r General At-
Tnank ot Brideadier General In the regular
amy, and hia Chief OF Stat, Lieutenant Col
onei J. i. Taylor, OF the 9Th cavalry, Is nre-
ystted Colonel in the regular service.
Paymaater Wilson, Just returned rom tae
interior Of South Carolina, reports the Pso-
pic Of the section Whlch he tsavetea 1q5o1 81
TTnion md Federal authority. Armed Or
onsn oo reststance Is ont OF the question, but he
.acs a s1eat amount Of opposition will have
r. he n7ercone ID restoring Law and order.
Ths IS necnle are unit In opposition to negro
sufftage, and retain a,l OF the old prejudice
, 1865-08-03

dlsaa. pel..s59 AIy:.sd; "a g. 3sz'a1
oz..s.sx4,H HeEsrz41s 4 HoMm}
VIII .e,a Il t5 &c a5eas 81 aifss Sd
ds4' 1t shs Tina ant H4;ses RE PaRsa oatov. r's:
Eex Yozk Gty, Tuesday aud Fsieay Of each walk.
= ~ we Tss s ciss. Wednesday Of each wsex. ~ Au,.s
"a ia. !ueseay.- AuEait IS 81 Auo&.
AIn:5 Aes95 hs,s GAssEf; 7 a9 " u a,.
Philadelphia. 1nu,1ts1 Of each Hnek, &a Ho1ses
Fsli!dsleh Wednesday taa Saturday Of Zach
rit.saiEs. b Tnarsas5 ii each xeek, 80 Aa1ss essn
FStt:ytle rrf,a.y Aszs.:1 ae ::'d nai,s ss!.
N:.1is Tsaasss,5 A25q:io ;1 ise asat N1e'
aaE Tnssy ks51:s y ao' ,Ho-,e,
3sats. sSs1i y As:s. s. 8 i ieSas sSs
Ss5s 2s;z sSssx 4 i'd aaIs
e.sl'iis' 7haz'd'5' 4 SSTiS! SiS5 q ID Aa'ea-
ce'une,eaa r1s.e.,: Aae9n al : Il / ] 5n Hosss3-
s.n;ea. s Inlay. Aass.ss: ae AsTs
t.sess 1ns.ss;,4 AsSs 7 g. ao ses.
For: "''n' rAnTs:2yi pE2yaA1Es As1Ss. II 30 Hals1'
w:lsnipE.on. TpeaaaI oi each weak. 20 Horses
wilmington. rs,as, Of each veet, 20 Aa,us zach
day. c+, ,r,,.r
7sts'aa' fia''as{, {,tR{FIiSp. tR{f.is !: a. 4a-s'.
Ct % eseh vi nsss.;ss. :os A91sei esea a.s.
, 1865-08-03

Gil Matters.
At Pit Hole, where daily produsf OF
oycr :, coo barrels Is cut OF from the outside
world BIZ several miles Of horrible mountata
roads, q project Is now well under way which
will BE- adopted by oshes sections similarly
situated. Afve,lneh gas conduit la belns
laid, connecting the receiving tanks at Pit
hole with tanks for storage or shipment On
the river. This tubing Is being put d,Nn by
8 company, who will make good thing Of
1t, besides large Swing to the o.! sellers.
It now costs $3.50 per barrel to bling the Oh
down By teams. Whatever other improve
ment be made in tho communica ttons, there
can scarcely ba one that can comp.te with
that Of letting the Oh flow dawn BY ITSELF
The construction Of the branch railroad
connecting Iron City with Pit Hole, Is msk-
Ing good progress, md the rails will be doEl
In ninety days
The OIL City Regiatr says Of portion
Of the oil regions now recovering lost favor,
that the TAFT Farm, since the adoption OF
the 'system OF casting and seed d-baseir. the
Idle aud abandoned wells, has become one Of
the best producing farms on the creek. We
estimate its present daily production at sE
hundred barrels. The TAR Farm rauka again
among the best In the oil region. The follow
Ing wells which we're more OF less affected
by the food Of water forced upon them from
| Idle and abandoned wells, now foot mp as
follows: Cornwall well, ona hundred bss-
! rels /; Sterling, ssvarty-aya barrels Pratt &
Sherman, seventy -dYs barrels; Cueweu wells.
! fifty barrels. The renewal OF the old wells,
| and TIE striking Of new ones, has Infused
ftesh 1Ifc into the citizens Of the Farm. Many
who we.e about to pull up stakes and 60
to Pit Hole, have recoRs!dered :.sae matter,
aud are no8 busI!y engaged upon their old
leases.
| The rush to Pit Il lie aud the best oil
| producing sections is Immense, bsIng Just
now lszgely reinforced by purely pleasure
zeaksts, who are taking the Allegheny pla
GERS in thslr summer travels. Hotels are be-
ing built without numhs1 at all possible
points, and with Impossible rates and quail
ties OF fare outside: tbs oil regions.
| Tho "PitH H,1e City, post9fTise Is novan
accomplished fact, much to the joy Of those
| stopping there, Who hsva necessarily been
subjected to great Inconvenience In getting
their nah hom P1umer, Titusyills or Oh
City.
"A letter In Wisconsin exchange chrou.
| lc1ss aa oh e1eltensps at ssuk City, with the
| usual addenaA OF People mfld With excite
meut, aud tremendous prices asksd for land,
with shares sellipg at titsy per cent prem ium.
Like somecheuical preparations, It Will bs
! best to sat al sueh reports aslda fot time,
| ia Ak.k I. J.
, 1865-08-03


II anup Np9TXfFHH b 8ArIH:
fsst AZ Wcek1 and fsel II d1o 70 Juu an4 etAA Da9
10 sxyress ny hearsy approval of hetr s4te4 1po@@
Mar Vrots i puK tut any p1et and Aok0F SSOFs
taicf that tavots of auaaxe11. B1t ye1s k4tssN -
s1fst.7V rrRoTe1 rom the ldYel Of tbs raaFa n1zk
y III dsy. be!1r pstent slife 70 III. and exAcuy
thsY protess 70 b. They are not adTsftsed = -
n ;hs aiioy!atIon and ultimate hoAlnx ot many -
mott common innIminss of Nc oSd{. u M a ~
Il il rt4At Win mo during ins sp<lnX. was AheeA
md suffering tum todiEestoa md general g.
It ths mucous ncrapr1ne, and though coupd4t1A -
feea u WORK ID tbs 4aeha3Ts Of ny professional -
tiss. via JasJ weak. ot 3ello1 nomplsUoa. ne -.
Ind been tlfin2 your Blttezs 1ee& ny ,tIE =
tuTrsd; ths tal1oN complexion VIVA ~ Eone. ~
al snnI Ieeno1 which 70 retenly wtra 10 vary irk19
md Rardeusone 70 ne. When used yoaf Hrssssa
snns mras be MAde bJ each i1d1T 1TtduA tqf aii42sA
Yours Respectfully. 1...>,+Hsj;. y; =. - 34s
, 1865-08-03
NOON TELEGRAPH
The Consplrators of TortuSas.


NEW YoRE, August The Government
steamer Florida. which ca lEled the assaa5ina.
tion enspirators, A1dd, O'Lnuehlin, Arnold
and Spangler to Fort Jefferson, On the Dry
To,tugas, returned from that place On
The eeth. md from Key West on the 9Th git.
The prisoners were not aware, mill after
starting on their journey. that their destiaa~
had been chcnged from the Albany Peniten.
tiary to this nEid spot, of the southern eoast
Of Florida. Upon being intormsd Of 1t they
were unplessantly affected but, after their
arrival, on finding that the island. which fs
about thirteen acres in e1ten., enjoys t1ue
sea breeze, Is very. healthy, and was not SO
bad . place as they supposed, they were
agreeably disappointed, aud G9ngratalste9
:aeir place OF imprisonment on the 18th Of
JriY, and were immediately put to approprl-
atc service, Mudd beiug placed In the posi-
tlon Of an Assistant Surgeon Arnold, that
Of a clcrk; spaugler was set to woEk ut bis
trade OF 8 carpenter. and oLaughlin put to
an employment on which he can be usefn1.
There are about $50 prisoners npw confined
On the Dry Toftugaa.
, 1865-08-03
A 81. Louis Merchant After His Dzueh.
ter and Money

A wholesale grocery merchant OF st. Lonls
has gone East hunting for George ". Ash-
craft land lady.n 1t appears thar the said
George ". Ashcraft had been book keeper Of
the gentleman Who Is now Masking such .
vigorous search for him The marchant's
daughter, q beautiful g}tl OF eighteen, had
become enamosed Of the book-kceper, who,
discovering his advantage, followed 1t up to
the shame OF the unfortunate girl. While
their peculiar Int tinacy Was yet d secret known
only to Themselves, Ashcfaft, fearful Of the
hand Ia maiTtaSe. The father refdasd 1B
consent, which would have hesu certainly
erapted had be known the real state Of af-
fairs but neither Of the guilty parties had
The conrage to inform the parents, and the
result was, that the weak, yielding girl,
learful Of their anger, and dreadtng the shame
ehe would h2ve 70 encounter upon expos.
u1e, and still clnglug with all the feEFor OF
the love OF her passionate nature, to her
guilty companion, consented to leave the
CITY With him. Upon the night Of thelE de-
partu1e, she penned and directed to her
mother short note, vaguely hlut!ng at the
facts OF her misfortune, white the book-keeper
appropriated to himself the sum Of ,5oo,
which he had placed in the blank:hook, IS If
for deposit. Is soon as be could ASCERTAIN
The direction in which the fasltlVes had
started, the Rrief.strlcken father left his home
In pursuit ofthem, with the dcte1nin lion Of
oYeFtaktpg them.
, 1865-08-03

,r.v rryded1a q Specialist now n ~ ea0
-. 49, ts enkfes rea1ea upoa- 90 70 Ell. and LOT
,,,o.. nz.sz 70 frr.atn IN youY tysnm- easfkus.nx
.our s,es sre boe5. hsstd8 destroying your nappa'
- and furu,e ptoSpaf8 IN uh+ Ae etA u1da pes'
,aons ii dssAsu and nstvous aenr1 III BtudS tof tna
,.ss tvsnss xaars, md u kssfnfa1e tas pe5soa whom
m snlcsed snould ecnautt no Chs eTo lizard ofa
nst,aut OF k1a xos betnx cHrsd slnoe he hsk nn u
;. Ia civ. Eli reputation hsa vonchsa IN III the city
nans.s. h,s psteuta and Shs naatcA pEnsaaaoa hotA
hsa snA abroad. u belaZ ths moN zdnsd fpec.Alts1
hssn and thorough naAkter of h1s psntaHlon- II III
csnssx mi, eon1 despair: G&ve hin = Gail II only
q eeezuop occur7nnee WITH hSn 70 eu1n dueh oeeA
m. roous Art sepsEzse for ladi& AMI GHute1n. snd
shs mot cpuaplete IN tha city. oontu1tzdeof hee
eana ooundeze,A. O1oae 10. l79 eouto Caazk st.co.
corner Of Monroe, ha1f MOCK from fho Post otee-
Fnst Cmoe Boz 1854, Chicago. II. Osaea hon1s totn
uAMmsP.K.
espa fpr h,s ~aulds to Heanh." pphl.aaea month
II, free Of eh&rEe.
You1e Me- TAn Particular Fo11u-Oo~'o.
uee,oR dsypsn much OF h!s tine 70 saeaeAEa1a' oa
thpee cssa caused hJ secret habit which rn1os ooA4
t,odv and mind. Emitting DE unfortunate 1nolslouA
y,r etsx hnsnas o. society. Tho ssa eaoes o1 toe7e
cn.4v hxstt. OF TIE e1otn Of tps 5eafa. 70
end bsstntase sns eon1ttuuna. oxco1 III pas1eA
nnt usut,, powers, di,tnlsa and escb'e tbs natural
s,s,,ny. and exnspst tne vital euEKtcs Of rsahooA:
rhe nsxp,es fe 1T .nAyEpd the oojset Of na71axs
Custa.sd and ezttsnoe isself sradEed atezn Of uo-
<nAs4nt .n1sesy eod faEct- Bnsh persons. especially
shnse contemplating msE1axn. should lase no Tina u
xu,taux immediate application, - nE. B. b7 hi new
arsssu,eu u enabled 70 !ns1rn speedy snd pesmsF
ktnt cH1s-
n once 179 souta ClAsk as,oet. cor. OF Aonroa
1y1s-Ws-lt
netnho16ss n Xxxrnct OF YaESnpsartlla
nieaa1cs and renovAtss the blood. Eatils tnS yKoe
kaalfh lnto ths system, And pUfges Out TIE Aahos
fhet 1aRfe dleeAa0.
, 1865-08-03

nrrxAu oy YA1ps AND DccK1, Dec. 8, i&3
Msesrs, Hosr8rTI1 84tTH. PfstshuEE. Pa.
GVTTrNxt. About four Year, aimee, my 1fta411D
- c.1ied 10 Ypur e. sbiated Stomach Bitssrs, -
Il tas umo 1eEset ntttys y y % d1sps2ssM % M ia - e
~ nninterTupted nlKht1 alee1. Commented that4
81 yonI Btis11, except Mss ~ doss vss reduesd q
~ the I'M not1e; ths second relieved tntrekYf
n1t nsy4 d1s1 s1ts taken > dcss IN ths ntoezeikx
n.tt4rro1 the est GxresAbla character. Tnar1 M
.pr1itsrity Ia tae edec2 of Jour Btstan On rae. N
800 na xrIl % atata- II hu1n any cau4a Aco1AA d
15rr 80 r. eTsr 20 seutty Vith ths headsthe, d. II
annr Mstcr1 relieves ns in fifteen minHses- In g.
- 1sto-ned 10 tna ststa ct health ID which your -
tsr1 foupd re. and from which the7 haVo uaQuas<,
tn1v vsiaye,i nae. los VI Tho morey % tha world.
sTS sTStma vtth xreA, respect, IouE coeGteat aaSy4nt
John n. HRQHAuaa, ChtaS E2Hi4