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Special Notices.
Il Health werth H.vi.sf

IL Health Worth Havingf
Hit is protecti 1t IL jewel easily lost y virtus
and In some cases Is d1Dcult to Nature ur
climate especially this season. requires to be
sionaly reinforced But everything depends upoh the
Tonic used for this purpose The medicinal tincturss
al Of which are based alcohol daaserous
Qunine everybody finds out who takes much Of It, il
slow poison One safe protective from sll unhealthy
atmospheric innusness exista and only. This pow
srfal preventive IL HosrErrRRy CELEBRATED sroM.
AcH BITTRRS-s compound Of the pursst stimulsas
manufactured With the most effective toncs atsrs
tve regulators and dspurators that chemistry has jet
extracted from the botanical kingdom. ConvAescenss,
iaueaid and feeble from recent Sickness win ud the
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the TASTE and eminenty nvigoradng. No other stinu-
liant produces the effect this stomschc. It does
areal acton but soothes and strengthens the
nervous system and the animal spirits
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- MANHOOD:
HoW Lost! Hew RelteFed !!

Jest PsbGsAad, N seaied Esselope. Frtce nv ecsfs
A LECTURE ON THg NATURE, TREATMENT, aud
Radical Care Of spermatorrhoa, seminaf Weakness,
Involuntary Kmissious Sexual Debility. and Imped-
ments to Marriage generally, Nervousness Conumptou
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, re-
sultng from Self Abuse he, by RoBf. J. CuLvsnwRtt
NJ. d author Of the Green Book. &c.
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Fer Diarrhea, Dysentery, &c. Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of BEssl PASr 10 the most
reliable and successful remedy 1t 10 endorsed by Col
Long General Pisssanton and Gen. Fsz Henry Warren,
Of the United States Army, Western Sanitary and Chrs
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Of the Press and Western steamboat ofcers. Sold BY
all druggists, and 8. B. vowrLL 1 Co, Keokuk.
ia C. MAGUIRK, Sole Propriesors,
jy1o-dtw6m &C. Louis, No.
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Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any address
po paid receipt of six cent? two postage stamps
BY Dr.. .. @. KLINE LIT Bowery New York Post once
box 1856. junef5-daw3m
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The Bridal Cham Der an hsay Of Warn
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reliable for Diseases Of he Urinary and sexu
systemssent FREE in sealed envelopes Address, Dr..
J. sKnLIH HouGHToN, Howard Association. Phi.-
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OOL0ATEss HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet seap, In sush universal
dsnand, h ..de from tho eAeioest materials, Il
csn tea, and extremely beneTBcisl In its acti
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0ooas Dealers. fsbl-dAw1yr
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tits Of the very best articles for cleansing and
pressrving the Teeth ever offered to the public, and
vooHeed % eontain no acid or other nereent IN
paste accompanies each bottle The uousesfne can b.
found At Wholesale retail by DrugEists generally
9. L. SPRNCER Co, PROPRIETOR
Provtdencs, b. l.
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Glen Hanks On Freedmen and
SUFFRAGE.

Gen. BANKS, who delivered the Fourth Of
July Grafton at New Orleans, spoke as fol.
lows regarding the Freedmen and Suffrage:
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[VOL. .II.--NO. rI3..

may have been; YOU know that opposi.
tion TO the movement in the state Las,
utterly idle. You know that the onlv
organized party in the State by which,
oPposltlon'had been made was broken,
up, and chat its leading members in d;f:.
ierent parts oethe State had dissolve3
ITS unity: You know that in the sum
% mer OF 1850 Mr.. Boyce published his
letter. ir which he urged separate State
action in the event OF Mr.. Lincoln's
election although he had been one of
the leaders of the anti.secession party m
1850. You know that soon after Mr.,
Orr published his letter, in which he
counselled movement as soon as four
States were ready to act You know
That these and other leaders having
thus spoken, there came to be but one
purpose everywhere, and all felt that
nPon the happening of the, contingency
which was then contemplated the Choice
must be made by all whether thew
would go with the State. Is not an
this true Who knew more of the
facts than you2 Aud if true, whv
should l be imprisoned when every
other fnnctionary who has held auy
OF the Offices which Ihave filled is at
large
My application for amnesty is full
and faithful explanation not only of
conduct, but also of opinion. Nv assn.
rance OF future obedience to the govern.
ment is given in the strongest terms.
My'willingness to aid in carrying out
the policy of the government and reas,
s,'rlng the harmonious union of the
States is expressed in language as sim
oere and strong as any one has us.
ed.
Can not, under such circumstances.
have that relief which my discharge on
parole would afford2 If the President
IS SO disposed, let the pardon depend up.
on my conduct in the fnture. Is this
asking too much 2 Can it be obtained
! would no: troublb you again if T
knew any other to whom I could write,
and who would be ableito act in the
matter. Yours, very trdek.
ii! q MfuRxrH.
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WINNsBoRo, Is. q, SATURDAY. MoRNING pEoEMBER > laa5

The Richmond Times says that the
following waif vas penned ere the Con.
federacy met its inevitable doom, by a
country maiden, to q friend in that CITY.
The Times calls it ~ General invitation /:
Come leave the noisy Longstreet.
And come to the Fields with me:
Trip Ger the Heath with flying feet
Amp skip along the Lee
There EtceH find the flowers that be
20 Along the SionewaU still,
H w And pluck the buds of Towering pea
That grow on 4. y. Hill.
Across the Rodes the Forrest boughs
a stately Archtoay form,
y. where sadly pipes that Early bird
That never caught the worm.
Come hasten! for the Bee is gone,
And Wheat lies on the plains;
Come braid q Garland ERE the leaves
Fall in the Blasting Rains
hRains will be recolleoted as a partner Of
Mcdaniel in the torpedo business.
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SroP THE Carnival OF B1oon
Louisville DAILY Democrat makes some
suggestions against military commissions
and executlonswhich will meet with the
appreciation of our people. Tt says:
We are making history, and it is a
history that may not read well a hun.
dred years hence. If all are TO be hung
after civil war who deserve to be
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tlne but after such crazy times as we
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The misfortune is, that in cases such
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We are making record that will
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Indignation.
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will not. They have been tried often in
the world and failed of that effect The
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Letter from Ex-Governor Magrath.
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or MAeRATH appears in the New York
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~ vENEREAL DISEASE.

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IRON, toronto.

ToEoSro. MAY ) 5-Glcsry. one OF the parties
fer shom the presiden, offers reward in his
procla nation publishes letter declaring that
there l. not particle OF truth IN the statement
that he concocied aud incited the assassination, I,
and asserts that be knew nothing Of it until it
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HLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED


the virtues Of BU1's CKDRos BrrzxHs II any such there
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen
known In this community. and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army vil SAVE the
lives of thousands Of our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1858.
We the undersigned, have seen the good effects Of Dr.
JoHx Bulls CEDRos BrIEss In of general debility
and prostrston Of the system, and believe its general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who exposed TO the missmatc in
fuenoes In the Southern climate
NAs. PHILIP Spell,
Collector lat. Rev. 80 Dis. KY
CHAs B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, KY
COL H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-06
NOTICE.

guNHF HIGHEST PRICE WILL. RE PAID FOR LADIES'
ant Gents OF elothing and all kinds o.
household goods. at Is5 Fast Washington street. Ho
tels and private residences esRed when desired.
note directed 20 p. .. Bar s2s vii be promptly al
endedto. J. a u. SOLOMON.
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