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S.oieu

%!oieu.
Mr.. John Bonham met with quite
q loss few days since, in the limo of
bed clothing Wishing to come to
town to church one cold evening, and
not having n sufficient number of
buffalo robes, he used two or three
bed comforts instead They were
left in the sleigh while the Camily
were in church, and upon getting in
to 90 home, it was discovered that
they had been stolen. lie has been
unable to get any clue as to their
whereabouts.
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Some what Old.

Mr.. n. Z. Childs handed us a copy
of the City Gazette, a paper publish.
ed in Charleston, S c, in 1904. It
is a small four column sheet, and has
FORTS motto, Nothing extenuate, nor
set aught down in malice" The read
ing matter is made up mostly of for
eign matters, and when compared
with papers of the present day shows
sadly the want of telegraphs and rail
roads. Among the shipping news is
the following Schooner Eliza--Af
rica, 100 slaves A number of al
vertisments for runaway slaves are
published. That kind Of property
was not evidently held in as high es-
teen then as il is now. as the highest
reward for runaways was twenty dol
lars. a number of auction sales OF
cargoes Of African negroes, just i'm
ported, are given.
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Oil Struck in fzDe.

Petroleum cannot claim to be very
modern discovery, for as early as
1892, we hear OF it through ah old
magazine. People were not quite as
wide awake as now and failed to take
advantage of the discovery. Below
lis an extract from the Massachusetts
Magazine for July of the above year.
1t is reliable.
"In the northern parts of Pennsvl-
|vapia there is creek called Oil
Creek, which emptics itself into the
|Alleghany river issuing from spring
on the top of which floats an oil SINH
lar to what Is called Barbados tar,
and from which may be collected by
one man several gallons in a day =
The American troops, in marching
that way, halted at the spring, col
lected the oil and bathed their joints
with it. This gave them great relief,
and rid them Immediately from the
rheumatic complaint with which many
of them were effected. The troops
drank freely of the waters; they ope-
rated as gentle purge"
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soldiers-we tbink DR.. Strickland

Soldiers--we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in advising you in his
advertisement in our columns OF to-
days paper, to take bottle of his
highly recommended Anti-Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, 1t may
save the lives ofmany of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it at
the Drug Stores at 80 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr-
hea and Dysentery.
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pInhnce NhrkrI.

'rnduce Market.
WuEAr-Sl Gj for red.
CoRN-new % to 900.
RYE-000 cents TO Loo.
BUrrER-00 to soc.
EGGs-- 80 cents.
LARD-0 and Is cents.
OArs-00 to go cents.
TALLow-0 to l5cents.
BEES WAX-55 cents.
TGMorHY SEED-S4 90 to 600.
CLOVER SEED-S0, 90 to 1900.
WmIrE BEAMS 30 to | 10
DRIED PEACuEs-3OO.
DRIED APPLEs--S2,50
PELrs--50 to > 90
HIDEs-6 cents green, II dry
RAGs-Cotton 1 cents.
Wool 75 to 600 cents.
FLAX SEEp-S2 so
Salt--40O.
Flour 5000 to 1000 per bbl.
lIay-Sl6 per ton.
Feathers-60 cts per lb.
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FIV

FlX.
Now that an Oil Mill and n Flax
Mil are ccrtainti"s. the farmers Of
Hancock are investigating the proha-
hilities of Flax. The fact that tuere
will he 4 sue cash market Tor the
straw, "a we'll rs the seed, in Fndlav,
will uluce hundreds 20 raise it, who
never din before; The straw has
heretofore been worth nothing-now
it will bring from 81 90 to IS 90 per
ton, which will very materially add
to the profits Of the article. The
farmers can procure seed Of Messrs.
Adams Il Co, and OF other parties.
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The Fair.
The Fair for the benefit Of the des-
titutc OF Findlay. will be held in
Wheeler's Hall, beginning February
20th, and closing the 22d.
The ladies would respectfully so.
licit the patronage Of oil. Persons
preparing fancy or substantial articles
are requested to do SO without fur
ther notice. The weather being in.
element and the walking bad, tho
committees will be unable to visit al
parts Of town.
Persons in the country feeling in
tercsted, and willing to aid us by ar
ticles useful to the needy, or sal6able
all such donations will be NOS
thankfully received. Contribution,
may be left at the Citizens Bank.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
JENNIE NJ. SoURs, See.
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Died
or Group and diptheria, January 6
1865, Aaron b., son of John and Ma
ry Schoonover, aged 4 years, {
months and III days.
In the dreary ehurch-vard.
There lies our darling boy;
Though loved nv one and all,
Yet he could no longer stay.
Tie leaves his dear father and mother,
To mourn their sad, great loss
He leaves his kind sisters and brother,
On lfe's dark soa u toss.
He Joined n shining angel.
Waiting for others to come,
For he VIII gladly welcome
His dear loved friends home.
He hs gone 10 meet his brother,
Who has gone long before,
And now they arc happy, singing
ohthat bright and glorious shore,
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Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera-

Rerrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera-
tus is clarified and concentrated in
such manner as TO render its use
much more economical and healthy
than any other. For culinary pur-
poses it cannot he equalled in the
world. A lady who has tested its
merits, refuses to try any other. 1t
is much better than soda, and is per-
fectly healthy. Try it, Grocer's and
Druggists sell it. Depot ll2 Liber-
ty Street, New York.
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OIL

OIL.
The exact status of the oil ques.
tion is ns follows:
Boring has not commenced ut May
or Carrs. rhe derricls have been
erected, the machinery is all on the
grooud, except some drills, which
were left over, somewhere, by mis-
take. They are expected every day.
and on their arrival the work viii he
imme lately commenced.
In Wood county, indications Of oil
multiply, and the same may he said
of Hancock. We have no doubt there
i. oil here. in fact it has been procur-
ed: but whether in paving quantities
remains to be seen. The Indications
are ~ nuttering rs they were Oh Oil
Creek -four years ago.
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Prose aud Poetry.

Many of our readers complain that
we do not publish enough poetry
We give in the local department this
week, the first attempt Mt poetizing,
by Mr.. f. 3. Zay. 1t is short, but
contains many fine points. Those
who have no taste for poetry will find
a very interesting article, 10y the same
author, under the head of "New Ad
vertisemcnts. Read it carefully.
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Agricultural Meeting,

The members of the Agricultural
Society will notice the call for meet
ing IN another column. On account
of the inclemency of the weather,
there was very small attendance at
the last meeting, consequently no
business was transacted. Turn out
in force.
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Modern Heroes.


Warsaw's last champion form her Nights sur
veved
a thousand Photograghs which Zly had
made
20. Heavens - he cried, "what beouteou,
sights are these
Venus herself, they would be sure IN please. "
Rise. F How msni for everybody saws
The prett es h0tJ-rtphs are ma le At Zty's
By that dread name. all competition we DEFY,
And sweer-to make our pictures please ths
eye.
lie said he did--and 8, SAYS Zty.
Thdt lf you want Photograph "a It's CAV,
Just come along bOtl young til cd, ail I'll,
And give lays Picture Rooms cal,
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Agricultural Meeting.

The annual election Of officers of
the Hancock County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at the office of the
Probate Judge, in Findlay, Tues1ay,
January 3lSt, 1865. The following
officers will be elected: President,
Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer
and seven Managers. All persons
who have paid or will pay one dollar
into the treasury of the society, will
be entitled to vote. Let every
member of the society be present.
Polls open from twelve o clock, NJ.
TO two o'clock, u VI.
By order of the Board.
ID. Il. BEARDSLvY. Sec'y.
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Died,
At Keystone Valley, California,
December sth, Mrs. o, II. Wing, OF
consumption.
Mrs. Wing formerly resided in this
place, and had large circle Of
friends and acquaintances living here.
The relatives and friends Of the de.
ceased have our earnest sympathies.
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Tho lchinrry

Thr " tVhIutFY
For the Findlay Oil Mill has arri-
we'd and an Oil Mill is sure thing.
The farmers of Hancock, If they look
to their interests, will take hold of
flax raising. There is money in il
any where. but with the advantage of
a linsecd oil mill and q flax mill Mt
horne, it will prove much more prof.
table. Raise flax.
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Lost

LOST.
On Monday last, in Findlay, a
small Pearl Anchor. Any person
finding it will please leave it at II.
5. Shannon's Jewelry Store, and will
receive aliberal reward.
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Wis W. TnNinr.

OF Sandusliv City, offers her SER
vices to the ladies of Findlay, as an
experienced Dress Maker and Milli-
ner, (eXcepting straw work Resi-
dence ut w. w. Siddalls 5.
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Consolidation.

The gallant Doth have been con-
solidatcd with the 50th-the new reg
iment taking the latter number. or
course there's good reason for this but
we fail to see it. The Doth has made
splendid record, and had at the
time the most men, We suppose the
authorities hnow best.
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Take care Of yonr rott,, Goods.

Quite q number of losses have oc-
Cured recently, by leaving clothing
out Mt night. Cotton goods are high,
and it is unsafe to leave them around
loose.
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MR. \. ], EsnE-paar Sir! Nv wife was
taken bad with II nWatprv Rheumatism b..
lJrCh lest. She wa very much ,V,ic1 and
ile TAIN she suffered was scvcrc-shc VIZ
confined o. her ted. wus q .viScl to try
youi Rheumatic Compound and bl od pEri
ucr. 80 | & t u tuiue nt II, and before the
alr a. % was us1p she wa, ettl,ciy well -
The cure was a perfect unc-I never saw
such moricius, She bAl only taken three
doses # Hllt1o pnin tnd swelling began e.
Hb ale. All NuuI medicine wants rs to Dc
kuoVn IA order tn give 1t success.
Yours tilr' titUatrly.
JANE, Nc MISTER.
NJ residence Is No. T., Cherry Alley,
whrr, nit Wiir r1u De seen by auy person
duubtiug thr truth nt the tbuyJ.
Pittsburgh, Aphl 18Th, lsGt
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Carlton, Mr. j. j. Blecher, of Find
lay, and Miss S. Emma Rawson, of
the former place.
DIED-At the residence of her par.
ents, III Tontogony, Wood county, on
the Sth inst, of typhoid fever, Mrs.
IS. Emma Blecher, wife OF DR.. j. j.
Blecher, aged ~ years.
1t is Indeed seldoa, chat we are
called upon to chronicle the turning
of the cup of joy into mourning so
suddenly as in this case-only three
days Intervening between marriage
and DEATH While Hope yet stood
beckoning on to the brightest of
earth's joys and the purest of the
worlds pleasures, the monster Death
came and rrdeiy claimed his victim
The only surviving child, the young
wife, the idol OF the village society,
the much loved Emma is no more =
How forbiddiHg the thought How
many hearts are crushed by such a
blow ! We sincerely and deeply
sympathize with the grief-stricllen
relatives, and trust that they may
lind consolation in a remembrance OF
the many virtues of the departed.
From the Rev emma Democrat.
A day or two since the following
marriage notice was handed to US for
publication:
"At the residence of the brides
father, January 4th, by Rev. S. p.
Carlton, of Springfield, DR.. j. j.
Blecher, of Findlsy, O., to Emma
only daughter Of z. Rawson, of Ton
togany, Wood Co, or.
Closely following that missi ye
dainty traced as it is, in the chirog,
raphy of the fair bride, came a tele,
gram with the startling announce
ment that she was dead. IL one thing
upon earth can be more solemn thar
buriel it is marriage, but the two
cembiped form strange complement
of woe,aa stroke of overpowerine
magnitude, filing the cup of sorrow
to overlooking. The welded deceas
ed formerly resided in Brimfeld, ir
this county, and was niece of Mrs
N. ID. Clark, Of this village. Sh,
was an amiahle 1 and affectionate
daughter and friend. We regret thai
we are without further details Of tn,
sad dispensstion. 3Jdd clta,
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+. u. fxons

l. in the market with n splendid
lot of new wagons and huggics. He
employs none but the best worlmen
and has the facilities for getting up
work that cannot lie eXcelled even in
the cities. Ifyou want "a good wagon
or buggy call round ut his Factory.
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DIR. ragin

Dr. ragin
will be in Findlay, Tue sday and
Wednesday. March l4th and 18th.
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Married.

At the Methodist Parsonage in
Findlay, Jan 2G, 1865, by Rev. j.
Wykes, Mr.. B. f Kimble, Of Craw-
ford, Wyandot count, O., and Miss
L. j. Hoyt, of Big Lick, Hancock
county, ..
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slrlIlla nnd MercuLllll Dlsenae.

Tram Dr. HitUm Stp,l', Cf -. LoEil, hfsOUL
" Ind your !taNrAl,iiiA more ChectAni
remedy for The secondary aymgiJm Of SA9tH"
aud for yphus diicgrci iirh rI3 Usty VIZ ieotscar
The urU.t.srGr ifC hilcrcU 20 you tOr bJ!nC oi uT
best mpdlciuc6 Wr have"
FROM /. H. E6H'h, H. D., IN caheDt PhB'istat II
lGrrrirc, .N'ad.' 'clJ IL q V'UmHt'1 nI1Itc' ~
" DE. AVER, NJ dear St' hl,0 found yoir
SAr, AI'lCfttN ~ cN'.ilut rcmr1. for sum tle,
both OF The p.iHttyY ali 50 yd'tH ype, HnI GAt.
10 other iJneGip5. da n'i know what W. can cia-
liuy with WSr. cert liuiy Oi HoSGas, Wyrs power
sal sltersiIFC h. rgqLifcA.'
Mr.. CHS. s. Ian Eic,c, II Ne0 B,1HsriR y. j..
hal dreadful ulcers oH s l,! cIu@'l 10y the ahusa
uf nrrclty, IN aa, ,fiii 3i,r,lse, which grew
aud moro WtgUyatol for yrtra, IN slHfe OF eNcit
r,Hely treatment that cuull be applied, unt the
urrspt criuls use Of AIEIS N.tArAgitl.A rrlirvrd
Distressing than this, aud II took several doz-a
b0tilrjt 90 cir1 hin
Leueorrhoaa, ThHoI, Femala Wcaknass,
arc generally produced boy intcnial Scr0hiIHa q
cCi1iJ, and are very Often cured by tlc alt"rtlye
effect OF this ShRsAPNRtiI.A SOtnc eases require,
however, ~ NIL OF the SAISAPAlitLNi the sktllui
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From me- rcil n 1gu and mid,ig cclrbrIiei pr.
Jicob .NOyrH, qf CiEcifldH.
haze found your SALSAPARuL AZ excellent
Alternative In discmrs OF females. Many ctses Of
lrrt.suurity, Ioucutrhnl, Internal liberation, and
Nul debility, arising rom the scrnNIlous diathcsis.
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When It's effect properly aided by local treatment F"
I h'g, uraiig 10 0ilow Me publication q her
HCalc, irifi tSi
any dnnrhior and myself hqy" been cured of =
very ,lrhtatiug lcucOrrI0.u Of long standing, hJ
two bottles Of Your sARsAPARiLLA"
Rheumatism, Cont, liver Complaint, Dys-
pcpsia, Hsart Disease, NeuralSis,
when cansol ~ Sc.' dH IA thc syrtaIh, aru rapidly
cured BY tlds EST, SNItsAPAnItL,
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VERY BEST MATERIAL

And can safely assure those who need any.
thing in his line that they viii be satisfied
with " after giving II the seyrr'st tests. For
STYLE, PRICE, and DURABILITY, he
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-27
Marriage aud Death.

We clip the following, IN regard TO
the death Of DR. Blecher's wife from
Exchanges:
MARRIED--At the residence of the
brides parents, in Tontogony, Wood
county, on the 4th inst, 10y Rev
Carlton, Mr. j. j. Blecher, of Find
Fay, and Miss S. Emma Rawson, OF
the former place.
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Ma. 10 uNsoN DO &C. Nir Thi1 Is 10 certify
that WITS natly crippled w,rh Chronic Rleu.
trttism iur eighteen or tVouty years: uHrt
81 tirtm | ,L- ult able tp Get about.
tried all the rheumatic remedies that cod
hear of, hut found no reiioi until tpicd
Your RioumatIg Compound and 81 0od puu
u r.. I used hut three .four.hs of "a bottle ol
% an d I cured me sound and we'll. Ms wite
als' - Yll ctei wilh The same disease. and
4 small purllon ui u curou her. ] am neat.
~ seventy Years &C 4Eo, aud u is over tour
years since Nt, cured, AMI have not been
" uhlt with II since, II affords iut great
.lta~ure To- furnish you Wlth ms cetttmilc.
50 tnat YOU can Icler others WHO arc e. Vi ctuu
wIth rheumatism 10 We
/ rcmtiu, yours truly
ANpEEN ARMSTRONG.
10 l,umrs street.. Allug iny CITY.
A'eS neuy, Ma, 3 lsGl
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Deies Competition

In North western Ohio. Particularly d,es he
claim SUPERIORITY over EASTERN WORK,
GOOD HORSES taken in exchange for
work.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE and salts.
faction given in all cases. j, L. KERR.
January IL, lsG4 vlinosiif
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SCRNFUEA
or KINGS EVEL,
SCALD HEAD,
TETalEs,
RING GksSe.

Female Complaints, dnd al hreaking.outs
ON tie lace aud body. Tho vast number ui
rob ou M odiciues which have formerly been
used ior those discusses, were merely tempo
rltv IN thctr eliyc;s and of doubtful rtue
hut the Rheumatic Coupuurd reaches the
.uurco vt all trouble and cNectutly Utnishc-
IL q disease lrum tle syatem Nv its immedt
ate action on the blood. We advise uns aud
tIl ta uive it trial and become .st,isael OF
us wont, rful lONer
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St. Anthony Fire, poec. Sat Rhou'
SrCll Head, Sore Eyes.

7H.hGaaOck Ion .,TIf, IraHsJiFUHiT.
"Ot' ouy rlill, about three years q. ng %, was
r'tit'.' hf Iiupia, on hli forehead. TlioN upily
- gyid unfit thH > puucd loal'aumc ant N'rllaii:
gog' Whi.h covered his iac. ami tctlally baltlt-i
hi,ry,s or guuu days. y s'ilJd lhysiiiiu Hpviit /
nitrate o.. liver Hnl Olur rriuouts, without anj
upptruut cirri. For fiitr,u days We gitIrdcd hii
ilips, lest Nih them b. slioull tear opCn the icf
urily aud corrupt woud wiiyh ccrcr" hi whoi!
iaeu. iipr!a6 tlel cy;r, thing ol:e we hal my
hone lu.., NJ lrsu sttil,r y0ur SArsNrAEli.LA,
aao WIiyng the i1dtir o-pptish lotiO., az yot'
ui.,.t. The sore hgiau 10 heal when we hu givcn
itc FIRST bJitlr tul NIa welt whcu we ha,l hDi.i-t
tty buclUI The eniil's oycI-il-s, Nll la. eoa.
uut rrrT again, aud hg 81 n0H ns healthy ant tar
.a u.lt .llnr. The wAblc HyisllbVrlioot ~ ID
tL.t tins Cli.d must III. .h
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o. Ayers \
'A 'ARSAPARIIAlh'
Tna w LD' SRrAt nfaftv t0e
rDr1ln cel yarcfllo;-s DiyeG

ScrUrula ccd 53roiOlous DiseGsca.
From Emery Fies, irsli. .no,0n ne,,hant or or
fsrl VI iIe.
al have soil large qlailtnics Of your SAHStrN.
ntLLA, but never vet one bottle which thlel OF tia
tcgirgl effect lu gl aJti9 .wibI 10 thn.a who tooS
Il. As ilrt gs our people Try ", they arcc there has
beeu 40 mgcinS liao 10 LvOrc IA our community"
EruDtions, p.iaplol. Blotclies, Pustulos, Uls
eori, 6l.cs, and all Diseases OF tho Skin.
Front E-c. mont. g'rotion, bristol, EaghHid;
" | only do my duty tr you aud the public, whcu
add nv testimony 10 that you publish OF the Inc
diriunl yirtuun Of your 6 S\BsSrApItI.A. Ny drugh.
ter AZ teu, had an aiilieting luuor IN htr Sari,
cure until we tried your SNRsArAi,Il.LN. She has
been well Tor 30Mc montha."
From Mrs. Iiac p. Rice, n ,rc'l.l2oci and much.
oJcfWed tbIUqf DeRHisriYg, Cape Am Co., NJ
any daughter has suffered for n year pahL with
F'rl 1ouI eruption, whh'h was very Troublesome
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried your
SlLilrAGiit.i, which soOn completely curcl her."
From Ch'ulcs 7. Gdge. HsI, or q; riic'7 '1i9icl
G'tgc' iM'TiJ y 81, miy'Qtef"er' of s"4"'HSd
4 / hll for several years very troollcsons
tGlpr ~ my face, which nrvw eoustlatly worsc
uiiil 10 dsi5 IRE ! my ttlrs nnl became m i1tol
crIhlc AM ,ti1n. tried almost every tliiu rian
cbal | Oi uosI sliic a. mclitinc, hut without any
rul.f whatever, until took your SAilStrNtLLi.
II Immediately nude my i',ce worse. ns you tot me
Il mi. ,ht ior tmci bat IN inw wgci4 tho new
skin began 10 inlm unt,g the tl1ichcl, AMI cou.
iinasl until ny iac' Is a. smooth - any boIy's.
ku,w cE l enjoy perfect health, AMI without
dab. yc it 20 your sARJtpARiLLA.'
E.ysipolas -- doaoral Debility Purify the
Pl5sl.
From Dr. Roit, S7rii, iigHs'Dr ST.. N5W York.
"DN. AtIIt ayl .o.A idil 10 remove E,nlp!io,s
anil 9.r70iiui Sores D, tie rcncyerig It 9 Of your
SAE,Nptau1N, ard kl,e just no cured au attack
OF lfil,gur.l g.yHy-iu N!th it. No altcg ti.e We
40 fsc.1 yJnyf tha : i'.g fr,UtfN you n lvo aru-
l.licl ., tr pro,c1aiun well ~ 10 thg p-oilo."
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

prea. end is perfect accord between the Presi'
dent and Congress. Let them but soc eye to
eve, and al beyond will be easy.
This accord cannot be attained through the SUD-
jugation Of one department of the Government
to another. To chalk out line of policy Oh '''o
most momentous question that ever chalcns'0
the regard Of a people. say "On this iino
stands the President: are you for him or as"ia''
him." is not the way to win the support "' d
body conscious of its power, proud OF It's '''ue'
pendence, and resolved to do its wlioie oa'! t.
Consultation and friendly comparison OIL
views come first in order; let whatever
differences may tI.us be developed be discussed
in free. informal conference before they snail oe
permiited 10 give encouragement 10 ue auVer'
saries IF both parties. We are very sure that
,,ot oonferepcs would tend to unity in coun-
al, ond harmony in action, and thus contribute
ritally to tho National well-beine.
Al all events, let nothing be hastily done
tina, may be calculated TO estrange those who
should be firmly and warmly united. There is
not shadow Of valid reason for any difference
between the President and Congress. They
were called to responsibility by the same popular
fat Their obligations, even TO the Southern
Blacks, are Identical If they should he
estraaged, q common fate awaits them. i
they stand together and triumph, they will
share the plaudit of Well done! These con-
sideratons are so obvious and palpeblc that VIC
hope to hear daily that mutual explanations
have removed all difficulties, and that the two
Departments are unit now and 10 the end.