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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-25
CrRcLEv1LLE, Feb. 18th, 1865.

CIRCLEvnLE, Feb. 18th, 1850.
The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, Of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
,buildingof this city in November last, and
thus far IL has given entire satisfaction. II
SURPRISES other furnaces in the following
important particulars: 1t has, compare
lively, a greater heating surface; produces
a larger volume Of heat with given amount
of fuel !; the condition of the air In respect
totemperature, moisture and purity, Is SUI
,perior; the admission OF cold air, the sup
ply of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated. s
% To avoid scorching and decomposing the
air, as Is done, to some extent by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supply of pure, fresh air, warmed
to pleasant temperature, as wen as 70 pro-
.teet the wrought-iron air-aues from
the effects OF the fire, it Is essential that
the warm air-flues leading to the school
rooms, should be at least twelve
inches In diameter. This viii insure the
influx Of such q large and rapid current OF
fresh air as to prevent the. wrought-iron
fues from being overheated, ndthus secure
the durability Of the furnace, and keep the
warm air In healthful condition. It ii
deemed proper toT State ia this connection,
that our Board of Education was induced
TO order Mr. Martins Furnace because two
n T..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-25
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81. ID 9'o r., 81 ONLY, =. $l.
1qOO0a FINE GOLD AsD sILvER
not to be paid Tor unless perfectly salts factory, .
SAMUEL c. RIc KARpS & CO.,
.bro> s,s;o,n,, EsrABLIsHED 1857, t8 o.ia .s3H
The largest Mhnpfacturers, and 0riRinators Of the
Distribution, conducted for years 9n stricu Honor.
able principles and 70 tbs entire Satisfaction Of all
whopatronize us, offer the usual .ls7lbpA
.,i'J ~CA AL0GU E
iof rich and valuable articles ut One Dollar each
soOFine Gold Chronometer Watches, 'A ~. !.
300 Fine Gold English Lever Watches. $50
200 Ladies' Gold Ename'd Bijou Watches $50
200 Solid Silver Hunt ng Lever Watches 80 to so
200 Silver Dinner Sets. 100 to $50
l5O Silver Tea Sets 100 to $50
5000 English Silver Cruet Stands. 90 to so
5000 Silver,Eruit Urns. .,...,. +.;.a.. Is to 80
.,ssts.9f JsEslEy. Guard and Vest Chains Spring
Certificates ii the above articles are placed in
sealed envelopes mixed and drawn from. when or
dered One sealed envelope containing an order for
one Of the valuable articles on our list will be sent
To any address on receipt Of 25 cents. for 81 00 13
for g. 90, 80 with premium for. $500 100 with pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Watch $l5 9Q.-.
Perfect satisfaeltn guaranteed in al cases, foods
will be exchanged free Of cost. " suo'19n c7u1 VI
Agents and others will DO allowed 10 cents on each
certificate ordered by them, providing pot less than
six are ordered at time. Agents win collect 25cents
for eaehceftfcate, and remit 10 cents each to u.s.,
Address al lS2auEL sIasif Fl l., RIpKARDs4 Co.
" u -hlolu IIllo l02 Nassau street, ew York.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. 'adg
Au sept2e-wly L,tB 4.uu iolGW gtDG-LN 9di vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-25
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Legal Notice.

,xr,u,I,n.mr = ssrrkkvnrNs Am 1Ir,,,yY.
J W. MAStevehs, his wife, o. County, State
Of Iowa, will take notice that George W: Inghsih.
of franklin couLty, Oaio. did, on tho 18th day OF
October, 1885, file his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. within and for. the County Of Franklin.
IN said State Of Ohio, against tie said William o.
forth thai the ssid William o. Stevens and Jemima
Stevens bis wifs gave mortgage 70 tho said GeoFge
the wsstpart Of lot No. Of tho divisioppf sec
tot MOI M township ND. 2 and range No Is in
said county Of FJaukln State Of Ohio, and in Sha-
ron township to secure II pay ment Of e52I accord
ing tos certain 10 in said mortgage and
that there sdue thereon $25 90 of interest," with in
terest tlpfeon from Jahuaty 1885, and praying that
said pte!ases may be sold-to pay the same and for
other relief.
the said William o, Steyensand Jemima Stevens
are notified chat they are REQUIRED 10 appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 24th day Of November. lse5. tOp-T
Dated this 18th day Of October. 1885,
~ ,, n '.t 'si'', GEORGE w. INGHAM.
iByH!B. ALBEKY. his Attorney. ,aiaIlET ID
octl3-6w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-25
.sEiIINAL WE.AKNEssy..h, Il |,

-0f a1HiGS SEMINAL WEAKNEss.bIglTIl
DR.. JohnsonAI have cured. by the use Of your
remedies seyern patients that have been inmates o.
the Lunatio Asylum from the evil effects Of seminal
weakness Or sedeptary habits. Forsuch cases con-
slider nothing can equal your medicines;
aIfil0 lITV ~ - cJuW. SALLINSy NJ. ID.
% Albany, N.Y., October ". 1883. "a .s.iin'e 1ij
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H. i JMPORTANT TO LADIES. g.T
I'll Our Periodical Drops will bring on tho monthly
sickness in cases of obstruction from any cause
Price 81 90. n BsT77Ladies whoa pregnant should
: Tonic for female weakness, certain cure % co.
= Injection for tho Whites or Leueorrh@ay s2ppi -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

to do Just IS they speak their
sentiments without nd travel 70
and fro without rostiinle no one has
IntsrfeFTed with them. The President
pardoned, instead Of hai Iig them, ~
be had the right 70 Do, and the OmeeES
and soldiers Of the aYlIy ne 1een OBJ
senuiouS In protecting id faV0Eing
them. What has heQl tll eject Of All
this greatness II s01l XIII ted towards
d ALLEN eUemy3 Il hal only served %
render them more and more imPndeni,
TIL finally they begin 10 az t1l1t they
not only had some n lt III, but that
they were entitled 10 ~ An election
q OrdaFVd IL RlshnlnI ond nnmlud'
full Of the deep debt % u iitnde they
owe the people and The a ident, they
nominate and elect til b D IN leaders IN
treason and crime "a iIheSt othces
In the muniGlpa itFv proc ming that
they do so because these y q had been
more guilty than khgF conSplring
against and attempting oyerthrqw
al the GOVsrnnlellt4 tfg Payne not
been hung, but aIliHe md sent 70
Richmond, his chauoe election TO
Congress would have 4 + Dpst hYOr-
able. Booth, had he eat the bullet
Of Sergeant C0fbott 4 ~ ken
made Governor ofVirgihll, and Mrs.
Surratt would have receiYCd aIi ovatl lon
and been (eted by the ladies Of Rich
mOnd. Shame upon all OF this. Have
YirginiAns forgotten their manhood
that they thus easily Violate their most
sacred obligations? I'd
In view OF this state nf Affairs, we ap-
plaud tho act Of General Turner in null
iifyiRg the election In Richmond, and
boldly assert II aS an opinion that moth
ing like civil rule can ba established
here, nor would II be lust to tho Ane-
rican people to establish 1t, until tho
people have learned to have some re-
Bpe6L for the Union and the Governs
ment; until they can listen to the Star
Spangled Banner without feeling o
sickly sensation ut the stomach, or look
with something lIkecomplRcency upon
the American flag. We hold thai tho
bayOnet Is the only instrument Of GO.
vernment they arc entitled to, and they
should be made to pay for that form Of
alone. Instead Of levying
taxes for ciyil government, let them be
taxed to support Q military establish
ment. This may seem hard, but II Is
not. Theminority certainly have rights;
but shall the majority surrender every
thing In order that d contumaCi0us mi
nority may indulge their arbitrary
ideas Of their rights and pHiVilegesH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04
anINaEN ID LIE RMINEr
ysJsrSf a, az TAoafye- HalkiaOsOa Hall
- RiaAt. 81 ~. AaatilIbR.l

~ tNtItN4a " ~ AN-+s-''N5FHA
A sollIstol the LIsgton las dying In AEEicrs,
Thhle WAs lack OF WumAns nursing, t1eFO
vas deaFth Of WomArS teara:
But comIade Etood before him. while his
=. lIfe-blhnd ebbed away,
And bent With yatVinE slhhcsS to hSstwhAt
ne dyinT g solaisf hltsrsdS = he tOok that
And Sid: 4 never lnOTs IhaIl ~ my own.
Takal , nsasS and token tOsolns distant
For ] va 6oIn Il Rihgeu, hlr Rlngen on the
Rhine.
sTall my hrOtherS. and companions, when
7. they meet and crowd aTOund
10 hear my RiOOTnIIll BiOTy In the pleasant
YineyaEa pu1nd,
That we fought thg battle hfAVelyi and When
Fun MANY Z sSrpSs iay ghassly pale beneath
the setting sun
gTuFn old In wan,
NE death-Woand On their gallant bEoaEt, the
last Of many scaFA
But some were Young, and Suddenly b6hea
lies morn decline,
ppthe Rhine, ss
''TSll ms mother that hts other son Afall
; ieOiHlbFt her old age,
That Twas SIN Q tEuant bird who thought his
home q cAgO;
For my Ather was q soldier, and even as q
Ny heSGt leapSsI forth 10 hear him tell Of
struggles fierce and wild;
And when be died and leit IiS TO divide his
ScHntY horde,
AMI jSit6 boyish love / hung where the
bright lght used to shine
On the cottage wall At Blngcn, lAlr BIngen ON
the lhIne.
''Tell my sister not to weep for me, or Sob
with dTOOping head,
When the troops ara marching home again
with glad aud gallant tread;
But look upon them proudly, with calm and
For her brothSf Tns soldier who did not
And 4 9 Comrado seek her love, ! aSk her in
To listen 70 him kindly without regret or
And hang the old sword In its plaCe-my
fAtherS S or mine II
For the honor Of old Bingen, loved Blngon
on the Rhine.
1ThereS anOther-nota slSteF--in the happy
YouH have known her By the merriment
D that spaFlIIed in her eye;
Too Innocent for cOquetry-too fond for Idle
Oh, fEiSnd! I fear the lIghiest heart makes
sometimes heaviest mourning.
Tell her the last night OF my lifc-(to ere the
Ny body VIII 10 out of pain, my soul be out
Of PRISON.
/ Tdreamed i stood with her, and saw the yeI-
m, ,I,S wI;,S,.ISd bJIIs M Rinven lived hin.
gen on the Rhine.
II saw the blue Rhine sweep along-I heard
or seemed 10 hear,
The German SOngs we used to Ring IN chorus
As down lie pleasant river, and up the slant
The eciioing chorus sounded through the
evening calm and still;
And her glad blue eyes were on me, ds We
passed with friendly talk
Down many path beloved Of yOre and well
remembered walk;
And her little land layfightly, oonAdingly In
But VII Si Sisss no more At BlDsen, Air Bin.
gen on The Rhine"
His voice grew faint aud hOarar-his Ersp
was childish weak,
ceased to speak;
HIS comrades bent to lii him, but the spark
Of life had ned, t-
The Soldier Of the Legion IN q foreign land
The pale moon rose up aOwlyand calmly she
IOOlusd down
bloody cores Strgwn;
Yes, calmly on that dreadful scene her pale
light seemed 10 Shlne,
ASil Shone on distant Bingen, fair Blngen on
the Rhine. 800 sH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

NoaNs Times aud 8EeSSsnaer, asking
this question: "would you advise a
person TO marry an actress or literary
woman ~ o R
The editor answers thus;
Z We would not, because the pursuits
Of their professions disqualifes them
from becoming as good hOusekeepers
as other ladies'. There are many ami
able and worthy ladies in both profess
sions, and there are certainly Instances
of a happy domestic life in which they
participated. But these instances are
not as numerous as we could Wishthem
to be, and are the more conspicuous be-
cause Of their exceptional character.
Asa general rule literary ladies and
actresses have to devote 40 much Of
their time TO professional pursuits that
they cannot become choice housekeep-
ers, and must leave TO servants much
that, in theway Of home comforts, are
sedIlously cared for by other women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04
RouNDHRAns- Tine jlO0th. "a. Reg

RouSDHBAn- The jlOdth, Pa, Regi-
ment (Roundheads) having been dis
charged, the members Of Company A,
belonging 10 this county, reached home
last week. Among all the soldiers that
left our county none have done more
gallant service than the brave boys
Composing this company. Our citizens
have felt Q lust pride intheIn, and now
that they have returned we are pleased
TO hear that movements OrO on foot to
honor them and 4 number 0f other
Washington county soldiers who did
not reach home In time 70 participate
In the festival on the 4th, with q sIita-
bio public reception IN the shape Of q
Pic Mic, Of which, due notice will be
given. A meeting 70 make arrange
ments for the aftair we learn Is to be
held at DR.. Eagleson's Church on Sat
urday next Wash, Rep. aud Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

( A woman has no natural gift more
beWitching than q sweet laugh. II Is
like the sound Of flutes on the water. II
leads from her in clear, sparkling rill;
and the heart that hears Il feels as II
bathed in the cool, exhilerating spring,
Have you ever pursued an unseen flgi-
tive through tfees, led on by q fairy
here, now there, now lost,
now found2 We have and we are
pursuing that wandering voice TO this
day. Sometimes 1t comes to us In the
midst Of care, or sorrOwj or iriISOme bu.
siness; and then we turn away and lis
ten, and hear It ringing through the
room like a silver bell, with power to
scare away the evil spirits Of the mind.
How much we owe n that sweet laughl
II turns the prose into poetry It filings
showers OF sunshine over the darkness
Of the wood In which We are travelling;
1t touches with light even our sleep,
which Is no more the image Of death,
but Is consumed with dreams that are
the shadows Of Immortality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

We have no desire 10 waste space in
this column discussing mere abstrac-
ions. In answer 70 your inquiry,
however, II Is our opinion that men are
more capable Of analysing the mental
characteristics OF women than women
themselves are, though women are
more capable than men Of detecting
and depicting those feminine 'atieCtn-
tIons and eccentFiCItIes which are the
result Of socinl Ilsages. VA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

A CORRESPONDENT Of NoGhS Timer
and Messenger asks the following ques-
ton: VIZ WI
'Is man as capable Of Judging wo-
men--that IS, Of describing her charac-
ter generally-as woman herself"
And the editors answer the question
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

The other day q young lady Of Pe
burg, Vn., OF extraordinary bennttj
and the most varied acCOmpl Inn
snddenly imprinted on The eheelt b
leF aunt one OF the AWeeleat of kisses,
nffnr which she rushed but and bumped
down the well. Hnl5lloop d the
1ali and saved her II lflefV flR she
recovered her 4 81 "a IL the even
Ing sang q POI q ~ 9 sweetness
OF tone, science oi tFlll, and perfection
Of cadenee that OnFaptured the family
circle.
, 1865-05-02
Markets by Telegraph.

Special Dispatch to the Western Astocta.ed Press
NEW 9osK. May l.
RAILWAY SHARES.
The market opened to-day with an active demand
and upward tendency. Continued sales O. New York
Genital and Erie were very large, and Meza was
4 sharp atysnce on Hudson River, and Michigan and
Illinois Centrals. After board the whole marked WI
lower, Int afterwards the1e wss d Aharp rally ani
better cen and to1 stocks r.
GOVERNMENTS.
European advices cAnsed buoyane feeling Oh GOV
sInmart securities The tail Of Richmond, whun
ntuncsd On ths oshtr side, caused great activity.
with la1ge rise In sos. There Il every seasen to
believe tt higher prices Will bs obtained when the
Gutl lent=s Of Lea and Johnst,n il known.
H1sCHLA1RouB-
Stats bonds 1rm and better In sous respects. Cos1
sh7ses loWer. especially On CumbeslAnd. hiscella.
neous rst decidedly higher IN Atlantic
On other shaYts.
Gold speculation Wus unfavorably atIected By the
EuIopesn nsws; and was decidedly weaker this
morning. Gold since noon iell a. low saIk1x. and
Afterwards rallied again TO- 1ts4.
HoS1x~ ...
None, wy easy ii per ccnssou es1l, No demand
fer foreign exchange.
PHTKcLxEA,
Petrol, uu Stoeks quiet and steady. ss.es Huchsn-
an FsSm LEO; Excelaior $50; Getmnt:a G5; Ryud
Farm SIT: Tok 1.s2; Octan S.: Cherry Bun co Com
monwealh a.sa: Empire City zso United Ssaees $50
Petroleum market steady With mooerasa tasta eas
ut Sc tor crude; s5ssc 1enued In bond 759s6o trea
LAtzH. =
GALLAouHh's EVENING Exc1AyoE.-G,ld 14lk:
n 7. Gent, 160A; Erie Hud,oA III; AIDING 1G3H:
Mlch. sontthern so<; LII. Cent, ll6A Pt:sourx Tx
R.ck Islhnd l0sS NJ Eshw stem So d. pll 67H Ohio
rn8 NILES. CestA, nsS Cantoa TX ;cumssrI- TX
Qnicka1ye= 6a> Gold aud e:ocss active On eaIl.-
2socza rather weak .
, 1865-05-02

They wots their usual RECALLS. and, eath member
Wola In addition Grape nP9n mo Ifs ass& .rhsir
csgns, s9 IND e. 9 e95o5 lat'ea
Next came the St. George'a soeic,y, nearly three
hundred strong Upon the iet hfsast they
hozr neat ro.et.e T M Tsd y, sne 70
Epc.isb aag, appropriately decorated WITH hl1cE
aud White sati1. as were the two American dsgs
her csEred II The fsl b,c,eo Tv,opapa,
c:l CoioE, eons'ss,ng OF over tWo nunGsGa msm. 4.
hcrz. They carried eeEsrnl fidss, "n,ea were
beautifully and t7stefnly decorated WIN sssps; fs
Next in order marched The Shi1 Carp: nters' and
Csn'kess Pscttc'iye Grlon, wearing ,ppsqnsf,atas
Starc', which vas used IN the decorator ~ sn1
N,gwan At the time Of Mr.. Lirco'nte arst no4d.
nanut. The miniature aaus that aoasea .1om ns tas
partially' fnrled. Their banner Was 1eco1a'ed
with appropriate cmblems, and surmonnted BY
"! q ssav 1oas Of s9sa fse
auc'ety turned ont shout two hundred members.
Af,er them came delegation Of Chicago Sea-
members IRE absent on MD he iaseS, or he turn out
wound have been vastly larger. They carried
beautiful banner, heavily and richly arapej, sur
sas soo I'd .pe n T. eSse Ths sa
ieok down upon thy mo.tyled sen:" They wors
lat ti % of NE. Lincoln, o. ths Ie;t brcast S p'
Ne1t followed The Gentlemen sodalitY Society,
numbering about alo MEMBERS They wore red
Ills Society was attached splendid band Of
: Following these came the American Protestant
No. i, $50 members, the Luther Lodge. 1a5 mem
wsre d1ss:eS IL the leeaia of lie ordas, s4a Tofs
Following ihese wero the colored citizens,
about four, hundr<a strong, bearing appsopsiase
banners with timely notices, suth as, - Ne
mourn our loss, Rest IN peace, with natou's
TIE members of the Fire Department came
next, IN full force, and dressed in their usual cos
septcd fine appearance.
THE REMAINS AT TEE COURT HOUSE.
The remains Of the President reached tho C3urt
Horse at - 1s:45 P: NJ, IN he order elsewhere de-
under command Of Brig. Genera! Sweet were
formed BY regiments m the Public Square, and
a. the Funeral Car drew up before the north en-.
other military tokens Of respect. General Hooker
and his accompanying officers took preliminary
survey; Of the interior decoration. Of the Hall,
short time they returned preceding the coffin,
which was borne upon the shoulders Of soldiers,
and attended by the pail bearers and others who
acted as chief mouTners. !.
=. TIE COFFIN.
The colin is constructed upon seale Of mag
n1fccncc entirely commensurate with the dignity
OF me occas10n. L is altogether tha moe1 beand-
country. It fs made Of mahogany, lined with
LEAD. The inside is lined with hox piai ed sstin,
t5s p9;b and Lever sutnse of tas ses
in fr1uge- The inside OF the face lid Is raised with
whits eaan, End sna the s, eentsE piees trimmed With
corncrs with silver starp. When the remains ara
opened 70 & view. the uppet. E. th1Ed IT Of .he lld Is
Heavy pnd sich biack cloth covers the outside
OF The colin. It Is heavily frtnged with sllver,
, 1865-05-02

lion Of assets. md h.a a1rrady become ons of H.,
largest m0not cd ins'frut,Uus Of the Nos4Awe3s
We are DO Ies. Hra1ited than suFpFfaesi ~ these
results, and would Commend this thoroughly
Western Company to tho patronage ne n'r reid
eEs. Rt0i<76<T tie number. S. Wash nxtoA It
PxRso1AL--Gov. q. P Norton, together with
bis stat, composed OF tha following Ren.lsmsn:
adjusant Gen. VIII q. Lenell> Col ". q. schlo-
tcr, Military Secretary; Col. ". ". Fl5oasger:
Co!-M-E Holloway edisor Of the fndraoolis
"a 1arg Jyu'nahs chss 5scoh., Esq, P:iyase
Mansfield Col. 9. x. Chspman, and j. n. Nor.
ton. are IN the city and are part of the Presi-
dent3 escort, and will accompany the fcnsina 10
SpfDa1ed. They are stopping as the 9hxrm,n
House.
Nor TRU1,-An unpleasant rumor hss been cur
rent IN this city that Mrs. q. E. Aosmer. one Of
the ladies connected with the Sanlt11y Commis-
.on. was ca the s.esmer su1tana Al the ums Of he
late e1plosion- We arc RELIABLY Informed that
this Ii not 50. No ladies took p,ssAge at Mem
pills. -
TIE NEW CITY GovEETNETT.-Hon. j. g. Rice.
the lateIy elected MsyoT Of this city, took the
oath OF office On Monday, and will enter upon tho
duties Of the otuce On Wednesday morntug.
IN Wednesday evening, special meeting Of
the Common Eouncil win be held, when the Mayor
and the Aldermen eject viii be formally ,nausu
rated.
Observation-Disclosures Of Wants, To Rent,
Agents, Amusencnts, Auction Salcs, Boarding,
ETC., which usually Grd place on our fourth
paGe, will be found On the second page Of this
issue.
, 1865-05-02
d I e y q

In thla city. May.1at, atsk A. II. OF inflammation
otife :unss EMAA. ysuazsas tanshtsI of Norman &
O'Clock r. II.
II tha city. May lst, 1t O'Clock JOHN = Rr13f.rF
Of dEeake OF the liyeT and brnin, Ia ths fourth
yeArt This age. '
Frtcaa& oi the family l-ytted to attend the IN
neral rom hts rc*Itenc Se6 stata t}seot on WeinnA.
d3s, MaT Sd. at 70 O'Clock T. ~ =, 1..
, 1865-05-02
g Paper Hang.ngs, Painting, ca,ciu,atng md
9laztns, at =. E. Hghy's, 50 Randolph street.

Use ssDr. Nlank's Eraptlve Otnt-
EENT." AID ScaArcn 80 Enthusiastically
afflicted with diseases Of tbs SKIN, such as Itch,
letter, Kingwortn, &C., should give this remedy
trial It has neveE Jet G1ed to cure those itcf-
mercury Or other dangerous matter, whfle all
fhcr medicines TINT pretend to cure akin dis
eases arc composed almost entirely Of the htaith
dtstroying mercury. We, guarantee cure in Ill
c1se1. Sent By mall on receipt Of 65 cents.
Sold by druggists generally at 50 cent? per boz.
a. SeoVl, 70 Randolph STREET, Chicago, general
agent. npl21ulTT.imGtaW
, 1865-05-02
Oswego Mnrkef.l

OFWEao, y. K, MayI.
F1ou1-1n good densnd salrs ooo br.s It q. 50
or Sc 1sp.lng 800 hn REQ Winter at ISIS while NJ
&s.50 do1.h. { e1tra nra,.
GRA1S-F1ims Vo,ss wheat In ta1r demand. chieay
fuf M snls4 600 bu winter ln:lana II W,
At 2.fc0 bn wht's Caasca en- rrtva:o ;er1us. Gosn
se+rce and qrtet Other gratus nc min u
CAs.AL f11IGnJA-EnRsK-u1eu . H6fe ma1a this
informing At lie en- wheat snd laAc on corn to Now
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