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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-25
LANoAsTER sIpE-cuT

We are much pleased TO learn through
numerous persons interested in ship
ing on the Hooking Canal, and from
boatmen boating on the same, that
through the energy Of MAJOR CAR
ttshE, Superintendent, in tho applica-
tion of the scraper lately introduced
by Thomas Miller, Esq, of Columbus,
that the Lancaster sido-cut is perhaps
in better condition by boing bottomed
out than for many years, thus securing
to cur citizens moro Sure and certain
transit for the products Of the fertile
regions of the Hooking Valley by way
Oftho canal, which products have here
toforo been subjected to railroad
frcights atmany seasons ofthO year, as
an only means of sending them to
market. ..... Z.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the recommendation Of
thestate Central Committee, the Union
men of Fairfield County, will meet in
Convention at tho COURT HOUSE
in Lancaster, He 1ssH r7
On Saturday, June 10Th, 1865, q 2
o'clock, P. NJ, ~rt7r
for the purpose Of choosing four dele
gates and four alternates to represent
she county in the State Convention TO
he held at Columbus, on Wednesday,
june 2lst., 1865. "a
The approaching campaign will be
ono Of fgreat Importance in its influence
wpon the country as well as upon poll
tical parties. Tho Union men of the
'coahty!aFe urged to be present. Z +. [
by Order.
K. FRITTER, Chairman. y
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An. .Anreaiar

II L" II = y
| Webavo before us one Of the ances
tors otthe Lancaster Gazette, eyhumeG
in the garrct above our Office. II Is a
newspaper Of 1G columns, in size
about IS X 24linches, and bears tht
folomins heading:i ! IfiG IL
NgSINDEPENDENT PRESS.
Lancaster, (ohio2 Wednesday, Oct. 9
hf'm e io 1911. .triL '....
Volume I]'oa,ive Number. XXxII
Printed and published every Wednes,
day BY GEO. sANDERsoN, for the
Proprietors."
1t was published at the rate of SO o
year in advance, and 50 so ifnot paid
in advance. All Kinds of country pro
ducc taken in payment at the market
price. At the head of the local column
we find the following, item:
"Bon apartesays that all females DOS
sessed of 5000 francs shall consult him
before they can en- ter into bonds of
matrimony."
On the first page is q history Of the
Bonaparte family taken from an Eng
lish paper, showing this to have been
one of the most villainous and afro
cious families in history. Ma
polcons real father is supposed to
be Marbocf one of the greatest mur,
dercrs, and the worst public and pri.
vatc characters in ancient or modern
history who commenced. his career
of murder at 16, by poisoning young
woman whom he had deceived. =
Among the ncws items is one appre-
bending difficulty with great Britain
but stating that his Majesty's minis.
ters are disposed to act a temperate
part toward tho United States and not
to provoke hostilities unless the honor
Of the British flag should require it.
The paper contains the returns in
part of the fall election held the day
before, (thc second Tuesday of Octo-
ber) The table Of returns is headed
"Republicanism Triumphant" There
were two parties in the contest, vi-!!
the Republican and the Tammany.
The vote in this Township is given as
follows; ILG 8 we
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CLoTHiNo AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-
ISAAC LEVY has just received a new
stock OF elegant and fashionable cloth
ing for the SPRING and SUMMER
trade5 also a. fine assortment ofCloths
and CaEsimeres which he offers for sale
at greatly Reduced prices. Give him
Acall. ',@ ISAAC LEVY. =
April q, ls06--tf IA. ~
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HORT TURAL SOCIETY
MEETING

Society met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Vice President j.. G. Kinkead
in the Chair. .f.
After reading and approving min
Ihtes,cf previous meeting, the Stand
ing Colnmittec'on officers reported the
followingspeeial Committees:
on FsNit-R. ]. Black, DR.. A. Den
mis-. and j. A. .Fetters.
On EegetdG&es-Salem Wolf, Tbos.
TT. White, .Thos NJ Young, which, on
motion, were accepted,
On motion 'of Mr.. Boving, the dis
cussion Of tho subject for the day was
deferred, and the injury to the grapes
by the frost, on the night Of the 1lth
inst, and course to'be adoptedih CON
nection Herewith, taken up instead.
Mr.. J. Gravittrecommended imme-
diate pruning of vines injured by frost
-calling attention to the frost Of June
5th, 1859, which occurred after the
grapes had blossomea and Injured the
seasons growth more thah tie frost of
the 1lth inst. He then cut off all
the frozen growth quite back to the
old wood, and ia a Gay or twot the
vines began a new growth which be-
camc very gecdt wood for the next
seasons crop Many Of tie second
growth branches had punches OF fruit
which attained size but did rot ripen.
lie would therefore Adyioe cutting off
all effects offrost. If any leaves were
uninjured next the old wood leave
them on, as they will be OF great ser
vice in absorbing the sap and prevent
ing bleeding; yet if all the leaves
were frosted, there need be no fear of
cutting the young growth quite back
to the old wood as there are nearly
always dormant buds around the base
of the seasons growth, and when any
injury happens to the new growth
these buds burst and from them ma
lures wood for the next seasons fruit.
Mr. Clarke reported no-injury to
vines on the Ridge road cxcept'in very
small number and Gnfavorably loca-
ted, near water or under woods.
Statements of entire loss Of crop in the
neighborhood of Cleveland and Steu.
benville have reached him Where
there had been injury, he advised the
same course taken by Mr.. Gravitt,
Mr.. Fetters adopts the same course,
reporting the injury to his vineyard
to extend no further than the leaves,
the stocks and fruit apparently esca-
ping-the vines inthe higher portions
escaping almost wholly. q HJ
Mr. Boviqg reported largo injury to
his vineyard, especially near small
body of mentioned the course
pursued by Mr.. Joel Shaeffer who cut
off the injured portion only after it is
fully developed by the lapse Of say
two weeks. '.
On motion, the Society adjourned
to meet at the regular meeting Satur
day, 9th inst.
J. G. KINKEAD, V. P.
John Maccracken, See'y.. a.
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John Maccracken, See'y.

D6rNew and untried Medicines
should not always receive the entire
confidence Of tho people, but when q
romedy has been practically tested for
ten years, in the general practice of L
thorough physician, as has DIR. D. H,
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, and
never failed, persons afflicted with Ca
tarrh should immediately test its mer.
its ------
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sMARRIED.

On Thursday, Nay II, 1895, by Rev
y II. Phillips, Pastor Of the NJ. Il
Church Of this city, at the residence o.
Miss Margaret Clifford, on Main Street
Mr.. WILLIAM H. BURK, ofStubenyille
Ohio, and Miss ELIZA RoBrNsoS, of The
MillincgffiFm Of Clifford & Robinson
Of this place.
cooK-HousER-By Rev. Van DeinarE. a,hi,
Residence, on the 9th Of May, 1866, Mr. Joshua Cool
to hrs. Nancy Houser, both ofthis county
WALfERs-0RAYBitL-By Rev. J. B. Helslg
in fhis city. on the llth inn Mr. John wAllcrs tS
Miss Susan GrsyLlI. 2
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City Nnlnnn

Sec the new advertisement Of the
City Saloon, ro-opened. Mr.. Scars
is again prepared to furnish choice
liquors, game, and all the delicacies of
the season to the public. Give him
call.
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irTAonSiENr.

Joseph Alt, Pitt Before Theo. Slower, j. p. Of
against Liberty Township, Fairfield
an the 25th day Of April A., D. 1865, said Justice
Olssued an order Of attachment IN tho above ae.
tion for the sum Of Thirteen Dollars. and Fifty cents
(sl3 6N A JOSEPH AIT
Basil, May nth, lsG5.Jwe
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FIRST OF THE SEASON

Commissioner HOWE, oftho Reform
Farm, will accept our thanks for a
basket of very large Strawberries, tho
first we have seen in this section.
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MEDNESDAY, May 10th, lsG5
ION inc Rovalton road hefwoert Arl1nd, ~
G,retncastle, u MOROCCO PORTMONIE wtb .a"t
ecnimsp containing ONE HUNDRED D0TJApS IN
n llIs Mld 2 small amount Of nostnl cnrrnnrv ,rbn
lnler WIZ nc literally rewarded bv leaving II Of iIis
once, or with thcundcrsigned ut tGrnverprt Franz
D1ayIs-3w" "p-LS.
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ATTAcHMENr

= D. Lesnard, Plaintiff, Before Theo. s.oror 7. r
John Iiannshe' Deft } field county, o. p '''
the 2jth day Of April. 5. u 1863. said Trs,ic
Fissuco order Of Attachment in he oho,c
iion for the sutn Of Forty Dollars md Thrtv.t four
'enas pos;i ~ "a ~. ~ Of ,,, ). b. LEONARD.
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s@-seo advertisement ofs.ray mare

,S6-Sec advertisement ofs!ray mare
sGseG advertisement Of second hand
piaFofofsaafe' HIlI ~
SsrA 3. Clayton, Esq, will accept
odr.thanks fer. late New Orleans and
Memphis papers, ,au.1Y v.n
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Total Assets. .sG9O, ,759 "a

40'"' Assel3..".....$G9 ,159 "a .-
4nesc Companies divide three .fourhs or po.
' pron's annually to tho Policy Holders IN setp,
'esring interes, ate per cent thereby funding he
surplus and giving policy holders greater seep,4,y
and cheaper insurance. s'q4'''''
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Notary Public.
PASSED. March 10th, lSG5l
AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance TO amend the sth section OF m ordi-
nance entitled "an Ordinance defining and punish
inJ ofonccs," passed June 23d, A. d. 1853.
SIC. l. 30 ori1inoi By tie City Council Of the CSfy
Of Lancaster, Thatifany person orpersons shall exhib-
il any stud-horse, stallion, ass In any of thepi h.
lie streets, alleys or commons Of said city withouta
rider or without being In h"rncss, or let, or permit
marc or mares, jenny or jennes within tho limits Of
said city overy such person. whether such person
be tao owner OF such stud horse, stallion, or Ass or
the agent othe owner Of sucn stud horse stallion or
ass, shalt on c6nviotion thereof DO uod in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars nor less than ten dol
lars. asd shall pay tho costs Of prosecution. A
SEc. Q. This ordinance shall take effort and he in
force from and after the first day ofJune, A. D. 1865
CHARLES DRESBACI, Pres.o G..
W. L. King, CityClork. " S1.sNA lR9 q
Msyls-lw ~ ,..
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inc Advant"ge of the Partieipatiru
System Demons,.o,.

hIMAnKs-fy in'urrc in one or Tho aLo,o 60
.tead ., 4eS WI cost him for Eve ves sjil 5,
stead OF $3.50 by the old system, to.yit m
To- I lfeminmon $4,000 for ivc wear, s,o ~
By ntnIp, hStrp worth in Now York <rccIts 20
~ '''e'es' recciTedin cashon SCRIP. 90
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Htas
ORITU TUAuY.

MILTON n, CRlS'r, a soldier of the 18th Req.
ment, Col. O.V, died at Wilmington, NC, March
i'hh, aged 70 years 10 months and II days. He was
taken prisoner at the battle of ChIcnmnuga, Sent
10Th, 1851, and remained in prison until his death
lie was good soldier and much respected by mis-
comrades. He was faithful member Of the Presby.
teran Churchthrtech years, also faithful teacher
III the Sabbath School; aud since the last time we
met around the family circle two have been called
rom-hs He leaves father, five brothers. five sis
ters anda large circle OF fre nds to mourn his loss
A Tribute to the Mem ory OF Mrs Joseph
Inc Gallantin Wise, wife of Mr.. J. NJ, Wise,
formerly this place, who died of ofconsumpton,
at the residence OF her mother in Tifiin, o., April
2Gth, 1865, aged 20 years II months and 10 days
"Ihou art gone to the grave" thy form Is now
sleeping 900 -
in deaths solemn stiffness within the dark tomb
While llngrng in sadness, beloved ones are weeping
Thy early departure in lfe's opening bloom.
/" Taou art gone to the gravel" The spoiler beheld
The JOY of fond hearts, thelight of thy home;
lnsntate hs grasp no arm could within I'D thee,
No skill could avert the fell conqueTor's dooniii
"Thou art gone to thc graycr' But with Faiths
They CAD look through its gloom to that bright
When free from all suffering, exalted on high, H..
They beheld thee with angels surrounding the
throne
"Thou art gone 10 tho grave"l May the sweet one
remaining
. Who is never to know of that fond mothers love,
fe kindly protected, the Saviour sustaining,
AT last bring him safely to join thee abovel
"Thou art gone to the grave" and though far from
thy side, t-I a., -I ~
Thy loved partner may wander in sadness alone
Letthy spirit watch Der him his footsteps to guide
TIL he meets thee again in thy Heavenly home
"1hou art gone to the grave" Oh, sweet be thy
sumber y
And ealm thy repose till that bright mornings
dawn, 49,, 20 r,
When with those blessed spirits which no man can
number" ., ...
Thou Triumphant awake to glorious crown
A. IL. DgvELLING.
Lancaster, May, 1865,
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SECOND HAND PIANO FOR
SALE.

=.a Y Dersons wishing to purchase go7d
3szsySS1alst9 second hand Piano, will please call
ile iIupon G. DREsBACH Agent
Lancaster, May "a, 1S6j-3w
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Notice..

FUNhe undersigned has been duly appointed Adj
i minstrator of the estate OF RANSOM FRfTTER,
late of said county. deceased.
May25-0w II''I J ENoCH FRITTER.
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Subscribe Quickly.

Less than 100000 Of the Loan authorized by the
last Congress are now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which it Is being absorbed will oil be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly Command premium, as has uni.
ormly been the on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans. II seems pro51js that no considers.
bic amount beyond The preseat series pN be offered to
the public. ~ rs
In order that citizens Of every town and section o.
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and privat
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, In whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
Subscriptions eiA be reeoicsi bvthe First Nation
al Bank of Lancaster, Ohit
May %, llG5, s-3m.
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U. S. 7.3O LOAN,

Ths ssalo Ofthe ar0; series Of 900 ottho ~
Loan was completed on the slst ofMsTeh, 1896. The
sale Of;hc second series ofThrce undr ed Millions
payable three years from the 10th day Of June, lsC
was begun the lst Of April. In The Jl9rt space Of
thirty days OVsr, oae Hundrei Millions Of ah,eis.
hare been sold-Ieayng this dag less than Two Hun.
drcd Millions to be disposed Of The interest IS
payable somi-annuallyin currency on the 10Th Of De.
cember and 18th Of June by Coupons attached to
each note, which are readily cashcd anywhere 1t
amounts to
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-25
re9.- The Champion Sewing Machine
Of the Nineteenth Century.

ri Such is thc-vcrdict Of public opinion
in relation TO tho Improved Elliptic
Loeli,stitch Machine" now on sale at
the Jewclry Store Of George II. Smith
In order to be satisfied as TO these
facts, everybody should go there and
sec for themselves. s
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The 7-3O Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities,
Counties Or States and the interest is not taxed un.
less on surplus Of the owners income exceeding
six hundred dollars year. This fact Increases
their value from one to three per cent. per annum,
according 10 the rnte lowed on other properiy.
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The Rebellion is Suppressed, and tho Covernment
hasalreaay adopted measures to reduce expend-
lures as rapidly possible to peace footing thus
Withdrawing from market as borrower and purchaser
This is the ONLY Y LOAN IN TIE MARKETnow
offered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREAT POPULAR loan or THE PEOPLE.
The Seven Thirty Notes are convertible on their
maturity, at the option Of the holder, into
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tITgIlNAfl EVANSVILLE.
0oiS5 AsT
Leave PASS, Aec'x. ..
'@1teI ts.a9P.M o.iS a IL

d, r4rBea'drs tho above 1rans there are Irregular
Trans, ami persons approaching or passing ths
hHl lfnsd lt4ak. Should, ~ ell hours NJ dsv and
nl2ht be particularly On their guard for themselves
tnI Live STOCK, o. 20 trans In both directions
Any injury hfl.eied vii olherTis" res. onthrr own
careless0nss. 4 o aIiFpprpu M r
JaLg!.l9s5
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EsrATG OF >. a. xoL1pAY.

Notice Is hereby gi zen that tho uniersigned ne,
y teen qypo.Ete1 '.ui qualified "a Adm nistrator
81 the e't''e nf.J. A. SJOIDAY. deceased late Of
FEirieli county, OlhJ. HENRY RITTER.
Lsnoaslar, 3iay C-3v"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

THz LITTLE CoRroRA1.-This il the title q
% excellent boys and girls paper psAlished
at Chicago, and edited By Allenf L. De~ell.
We are in receipt - - az a1mAi = and
accompanying it, sDndid esel eaIAyine
of Mr.. Lincoln and !" v pie(.re s
sent to evesy sabscsihs Who ~ a,s psps q
for one year. The 1910 naShap the battle.
cry of " The Little Cosp6fafs'-is: eight.
ing against Wrnng, aadu far.tAss Gesi, =,
True and the Beautiful" He tells you,
Mastes hsey~, st21fiss Sparkle, how he
comaa aafs -, ord ituaysAslp yuu 70 good
resolves to listen at his talk
3" He com6s with love a his heart and q
sparkle in hia eye-boundisg into your circle
with joyous laugh and glad messages,
hoping 70 toasvcars and gloom 70 the winds,
himself and everybody happy. BE brings
fight Ike brave 1issle soldier against all that
is wrong, and mean and naughty. He intends
to be good himself, and help all his playmataG
to be good--to help them TO Keep out Of bad
habits and learn good ones.
He never ewears nor lies, nor says bad
words--he never tattles nor says naughty
things about his playmates. He never was,
and never means 70 be So filthy as to use to-
bacco he wealdn4 be seen having anything
to do with it, and DOM want to play with
any boy or girl who does any Of these things.
He despises whatever makes folks drunk,
while he pities and prays for III children who
are made poor or degraded BY such things.
He believes in obeying his parents and teach
ers at lll times, and trying 70 make every
bofy love him.
He comes with pleasant words and light
heart, and - he swings his good sword high
in the air, he cries: SGouas on, an We boys
and girls who want to play with mel Come
join the army of the Little Corporali Let's
march toksther, hand In hand, and learn to
grow upwise and good snd happy"
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!. Anecdote Of Chosae.

Rufus Choate, the great Boston lawyer, in
an important assault and battery case, Ct sea,
had Dick Barton, chief mate Of the clipper
ship Challenge, on the stand, and badgered
him 50 for about an hour that Dick got his
salt water up, and hauled by the wind to
bring the keen Boston lawyer under his bat
teries. s4
At the beginning of his testimony Dick said
that the night was as clark as the devil, and
raining like seven bells.n
Suddenly Mr.. Choate asked him.
"Was there q moon that night?''
eyes, sir.n
sAh, yesl moon"
eyes, full moon"
"Did you see it ?''
"Not mite"
sThen how do you know that there was O
moon?'
ssThe nautical almanac said SO, and I'll be-
ieye that sooner than any lawyer in this
world 80
"What was the principal luminary tina,
night. sir p
ssBinnacle lamp aboard the Challenge
"Ah, you are growing sharp, Mr.. Barton y
HWhat in blazes have you been grinding
me this hour for--to make me dull? n
BE civil, sir. And now tell me what lati.
tude and longitude you crossed the Equator
IMP
"Sho'-you're joking"
'sNo, sir am in earnest, and desire You
to answer me-"
II shan't.''
"Ah, you refuse, do you p
"Yes-I can't
s1ndeedi You are chief mate Of clipper
ship, and are unable to answer so simple .
question ~
'sYes, It's the simplest question I ever had
asked me. Why, l thought every fool Of q
lawyer knew that there amt no latitude at the
Equator.
That shot foored Rufus -.
Gorp mining in Vermont averages about
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WILCOX / GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

wilsfftch Hem, Poll. Tuck, Cord Disd Braid QuiIt
ana kmbroidsr beautifully II will run from perfere
cloth, with ssehangs Of needle thread or tension ,ry
ne coarse esffss ssss md slh. II easier fast
ana stiiler than any other machine Itfcrms nat
and elastic sea Offering from every other stitch
hoop being tetstsdby means of tn" kofAfINe Hook"
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GROVER 4 BAKER !.
SEWING MAOHINE

whistler Hem, Yell Tnck Bind, Braid Cord Quiltand
nmbroder beautifully. II will run from perfec work
on the nnest Nainsook the heavest beaver cloth
With no change oftensicn needle OF thread.
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Special Notices.

IL Health Wersh Havfngs
Ift IT, protect IT, It Is jewel ~ easily lost q virtus
and in cases - hcut to recover Mature in ouI
climate and especially this requires be
sionaily reinforced But everything depends upon the
Tonic ussd for this purpose The medicinal tincsuree
oil Of which based copsmoH alcohol are dangerous
Qnne - everybody nds out who takes much Of IT, IL
dow poison. 0oe safe protective from all unhealthy
atmospheric influences exists and one only. This pow
srful prsventiveis HosrErrERs CELEBRATED sroA.
ACH BTTTERS-a compound Of the pursst stimnlans
With most effective tonics altera
diva regulators, and depurato that chsmisy hss JET
attracted from the botanical kingdom. Convalsscenss
isusuid and feeble from recent sickness win nnd the
httsrs an incompatible restorative A grssabas "a
the taste. and eminently invigoratns No other spn
lAn produces the effect - this s&ouaehc Il dpss
net excite or uttsr the nerves. or oeson any unAss
artesd action; bot At once socshes ~ trsnsthens -
nervous system and the animal spssfA
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For tDiarrhea, Dysenfsry, Ac.-Ma-
0urRrs ponpqusd Extract Of nzzss PAN, IL de ous
fsiabls - sssesss6al rsnsdy; b endowed By Cei
Loae, 0snsrai Pieasanton and Gan nts Henry Wsrra,
Of he uAibsd ststss Any wsSsssa ssntafy and Chrs
taa comnissions, War Relief Tuad Comrittee, Hdisor.
OF the Press and Western steamboat officers Sold b
al druggist, 80 q pSYesEaxrA o., Ke,hah.
4 G. AA0URR, Sole Propristor..
SySNa~WA fNtA5tssi &c. Louis, 10
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TaoxAs FRsxcls MExoHrn writes Il ~.
tain Fisk that he VIII certainly be in ST. Pap
~ The 18th to- join his expedition, acc nm, ~
n,ed ~ Captain Fentcn and others Of eona,ss
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NEW BOOKS !
This day received -
O~dcn,s city 166k. { tbr4

SXfNYynN6l1l II. 1S~1sgS stln11t ns91sssl.
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