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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.

Committee of Arrangements.
Cant nj Oullahan, Capt Thos G Murphy,
n R;Connel. james HendrehRn,
7, Mccain. -CarrelL
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL.
Hon JB Winters, Lima Colboth,
Hon Gohn H Mills, Johh Carley,
Hon VIM Hall, Mcclellan,
Mor,;r 0.Rsilly, wv Wright,
NJ Fitzpatrick, roUononue,
Richard Canes, penhis Leary,
Valentine Butch, John McCurdy,
Ioh, WcC,ue Thos Neville,
W., loved Tho1 Carroll,
NJ Mccarthy, John McMahon,
Iobn Glryey, Peter O'Connor,
Pr splAne, Hon w NJ Bishop.
Henry McGinn, ~ 6ioou,
Thomas Campbell, II G Maynard.
Iohr McOuade, + o Ball,
Peter DOYLE, Bernard Quigs,
Joseph D BunS, Mack DAILY,
John Mccarthy. John 0onohue,
J J Hays. YIN helley'
William LOBBY McLeon,
Jacob ! Schafsr, Geo Aylesworth,
Judge Robinson, VIM Began.
B Hovert, h fesey'
n D Boyle,
Hon Pembroke hurry, A Peasley,
Hon D Meagher, Tim Cronin,
Frank Hughes, John Doyle,
+ Monott, Callighan!
WIN Woodburn, Francis o. Neil,
p Mccall, Alexander Burke,
Thomas Flanuary, Hugh Kelley,
.Joseph Cummings Pat McCourt,
p s 0'Rielley, Pat Lannan'
James Malone. JP Gallagher,
Tbos Prenderville, Capt John Cahill,
Capt Jos X Plunkett, Lieut. O'TooL
N DAILY,
AMERICAN CITY.
Hon E Patten. John Flannery'
Hon NJ Burns, Russell,
HH Brown, John Corcoran.
SILVER CITY.
Jos Newly, Jos Trench,
Capt Terry, NJ Reese
DOWNTOWN.
John McCone, Dennis OLeary'
!Ios RYAN, Daniel Carroll.
DAYTON.
Vim Martin, u McDermott'
D Reedy, ChaS quinn
d Murphy, VIM Rielley,
Iohn Jeory N McNahan,
Thoa Shs. Judge Reynolds,
John Hundley, Judge Hayden
Reception Committee.
Cap. A Plunket, T O'Conneh'
p ! Splain. + Mccain,
w Ward, VIM Began,
JP McKenna
Floor ManakersI
Cant oullahau, Capt O'Rielley,
Capt John Cahill, Lieut. fo TOOL
Jas Hanrahan, 20 Donognue'
Mr. Malurkey, Mr. Carreh'
Frank Hughes.
Floor Director......Capt. Thos. G. Murphy
TICKETS, Qncluding Supper3. 50 o.
faQ I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
CHARLEY WHITES
EYepANaE AND BILLIARD SALOON,
Brick Building, oppsite Police Court.
GOLD HILL. .

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. ETC, OF TEE
w best quality kept at the Bar. FREE LuNoh
TSs proprietor sr viii b happy to meet hffisnds st
all times. V"H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
a GRAND BALL

A splendid Brass Band has been Sc
2S cured, and this being the first occasion
~ ofsSt. Pstrick's Ball at Gold Hill, the
a. managers pledge themselves to do all
MN in their power to make 1t grand sue
-, ond nleasant TO all.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-15

4
May, 1859.
To the People OF Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with II. NJ. CLARKE,
Esq, and believe hin, To be honest and capable. We
cheeriuy recommend him to our friends Of the 18th
Regiment as to attend 10 the colec
of soldiers CLAIMS, Back Pay, Bounty Pensions sc.
John NJ. Connel Colonel i7th Regiment o. V.
NJ. 7. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg. o. VI.
A. j. Davis, ,Adjutant 18th ohoi. 'f.r.
Daniel Kutz.
Captain b. +. Ruttcrfcll, comd'g Co. A 18th o. v.
r Lieutenant J. II. hrncy.
Captain Ezra Ricketts, Company +, Eth Reg W..
Lieutenant D. O'Suyan..
J. W. Stinrhcomh Captain CompanyB b. at
A. 7. Ashlrook, LIST Lieutenant Company n.
William ii. Pngh, I'd Lieutenant. company Is.
A. Ogncn. Cartau COMPANY 7, iIth Ohio.
leo Noios, lst lieutenant, Company l. 18th Ohio.
j, NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio.
s. II. Collins, 2d 1ieutenant.
q. r. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
n. II. showers, Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain II EipEey; Company y, 18th obie,.
Lieutenant G. VI. Webb Company u, lEb. Ofif-
Lieutenant q. 3. Brandt; Company C, 18th 0hi6.
Lancaster, June ls lsG5-f2h
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LINCOLN IN 1880.

Tho following is an extract from n
speech made BY thelate President Lin
coin in the Hall of the House Of Re.
prcscntatives in Springfield in Dcccm.
Der, 1889 This was just previous TO
the commencement OF the campaign Of
1910. and this declaration Of sentiment
came up IN discussion between Mr..
Lincoln, who was then a Wing leader,
aud Messrs. Douglas and Sanhorn, who
were Democrats. The sentiments ex-
pressed are most noble and taken now
in connection with the close of his
eyentful career, tho speech is most re-
Inarkablc:
"Mauy FREQ countries have lost thcir
liberty, aud ours may lose hers, but
il sine shall, be it my pr0udcst plume,
not that | WAS the last TO desert, but
that ! never deserted her ] know
that the great volcano at Washington,
aroused and directed by the evil spirit
that rcigns there, is bcIching forth the
lava Of political corruption in a cur
rent bro0d and deep, which is sweep
ing with fighliul velocity over the
whole length and breadth Of tho land,
bidding fair t. leave una" thcd nogrcon
spot Or living thing, whilo on ihs bo
som arc riding, like demons on the
waves Of he'll, the imps Of the Evil
Spirit, aud iiendi,hly torturing and
taunting all those who dare resist It's
destroyin. course with the hopeless
ness Of their effort; aud knowing this
cannot deny that all may b1 swept
away, Broken by it | too, may be /;
bow to it lnovcr will The probabiIi-
ty that we may fall in the struggle
ought not to deter us from the support
of a cause which we deem to be Just
1t shall not deter me,
"lf ] over feel The soul within me
elevate and expand to oaodlmcpsions
not wholly unworthy OF its Almighty
archtoct, ii is when | contemplate the
cause ormy country deserted by all the
world besides, and standing boldly
and aIouo, hurling dctiarco ut her vic.
torious opprcssors. Andhcrc, without
contemplating consequences, hoIoro
high Heaven, aud in the face of the
whole world | swear eternal fidelity
to tie just cause, as | deem it, Of the
land OF my life, my liberty, and my
love And who thinks with mo will
not fearIcssly adopt the oath ! take ?
Let mono laller WHO thinks I've is right,
and we may succeed. But it, after all,
weshQll fail, bc it so, We shall have
the proud consolation OF saying to our
conscience, and to the departed shade
of our country's freedom, that the
cause approved by oar Judgments and
adorcd by Cur hearts in disaster, in
chains, in torture, aud in death, We
never failed in defending"
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PENSION

PENSION
Are allowed to a soldiers who have boon disabled in
any degree by wounds disease while in the service
IN INC line fduty-to widows of deceased sOldiers-to
ORPHAN sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
Back Pay.
We have every facllity for the collection OF BAoK
FAY. If final papers are correctly made out, we can
have the money in band in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears fpay due them from the Government will do
wen 10 call on MS, az we can collect the money for
much less than i will cost to 60 to Columbus or else
where and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect thcir.moncy.
Write to rs,
And viii ndviseyou, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
You blanks with instructions for filling them up SO
that you can prepare your clam without trouble.
rtir...-g.r Re, Prompt. ron, .-... ..
The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get yoir money. II Application for Pension
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Reference.
To the People of Fairfield County.

Martina Co., Banktrs Hunter& DaugheIty, Attorneys
.'''- T. NJ Wagonhals, Pension Surgeon -
....-..o..' PiT1sBuRG LANDING. TExsrssEE,
NI. 2. NAV Z
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The Advantage of the Participating
system Demonstrated

l'rMArEsA nv ngurine in ono of the above Con,rn.
MOS his policy viii cost hIu for tive years Sill, IN.
stead OF Slj0 by the oldSystrm, to.wt:
Ia Toprcmum m sa,O0O for five wears sl;O IN
BY scrip worth in Now York IN ccnts, 500 ~
by interest recciycam cHshon scrip. 100
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Then there is Benjamin. whom his
Yale College friends would call gen
tleman and a-pickpocket; George n.
Sanders, who is gentleman and de-
faulter; General Forrest, gentleman
and cut throat, John Morgan, gen
tleman and horse thief. Then there
lis General Lee, who is gentleman
and descrter, or gentleman and a.
lpuliurer, or, remembering that under
his eye and BY his eonnivance thou
sadds of his countrymen were tortured
to death by starvation and exposure at
Bcllc Isle, General Leo might appro-
priately be called a gentleman and a
torturcr or u gentleman and an exc
cutioncr-just as Wilkes Booth would
be called n gentleman and an assassin;
General Windcr was gentleman and
a brute; General breckenridge, who
set fire to Richmond, is a gentleman
and a house, burner; Captain Semmes
is a gentleman and pirate; and any
one who has seen the scars on the
backs Of coorcd women in South Car.
oina will naturally think Of cotton
planter as "A gentleman aud woman
whiPper.
If we 90 from particulars to genor.
ais, We may speak Of any ono Of tho
rebel leaders as gentleman and a
traitor, gentleman and pcUurcr,
or, to put it mildly, a gentleman and II
fugitive from justice. Only, if we
thus indiscriminatcly apply term
like this, it will soon cease to be
thought complimentary; and Il man OF
honor will presently think it an al.
front to be called II gentleman, IA in
Kentucky it used TO be thought Sian
dcrous to call IL man an individual. 1t
is not to be denied, however, that the
people who make this use of the word
have aomo authority for their prac-
tice.
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The New York Evening Post, in
an article on the word "Gcntlcmen,'
eaya;
There is a once common phrase
which will help us to point this dis
tinction--it was II custom to speak OF
mnu as "a gentleman aud n scholar
This supposed that he might be a gcn.
tomau, aud yet have small knowledge
OF books. SoIhose who now torn the
chiefrebelS gentlemen evidently need
sonc qualifying adjective to denote
tae real chametcr OF the person spo
ken Of, and this ought to be added !;
Thus Gen. i. c. +. Beauregard should
be called II gentleman and liar; the
Hon, Wigiull, OF Texas, is 'gcntle
man and swindleli or a gentlemen
and murderer; the late John Il.
Floyd was a gentleman and thief :
Governor Letchef is u gentleman
and drunkard;' JEFF Davis is n 'gon.
tleman and u bank robbor; Pickens, Of
South Carolina, who was born iusen-
sible 10 fear, might be called n gen.
tleman and n fool Governor w isc
Of Virginia, is "a gentleman and a
braggart."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-15

The stars ere clear above me, scarcely one
Has dimmod It's ray in reverence TO tho sun;
But yet see on tho horizons verge
ssmo fair, flnt stTcalis as itthe light would surge
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-15

TRAvELER.
Whit doSt thon see lone wItehor on the tower'
is the day hreakiI q GENES tho wished for hour
Tell US the signs, and stretch abroad thy hand,
II the bright morning dawns npon the land
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ArTAcUnII;NT.

ATTACHh1ENT,
against }ot Ilbcriy Township, Fair.
John Hannshe, Dcft field county, % ~ f'eH
nNthe 10Th day Of April, A. lS6a, said Justice
ptssuoO On order OF Attachment In the above ne.
tlon for tho sum Of Forty Dollars and Thirty -four
cents (s4O w \, y. LEONARD,
Basil, q, May I'd, '6b--3"
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6be gantasttr @a5ette,
rnE wATonnR on THE TowER.


TsAvEtER
Whit dost thon see lone wItchor on the tnweri
is the day hreakir ~ GENES the wished for hourl
Telfus the signs. and stretch abroad thy hand,
1.-THE bright morning dawns upon the land
vATeHIR,
The stars ere clear above me- scarcely one
Has dimmcd its ray in reverence TO tho sun;
But yet see on tho horizons verge
ssmo fair, flnt stTcnis as 1.-THE light would surge
And Is that ali, D, watcher on The tower!
Look forth again, il riltt I've nesr the hour;
Dost thounot ace the snowy MOUNTAIN copsc,
And the green woods beneath them on tho slopes
wtrcusS!
mis-. envelors them, cannot trace
Thsir outline, bit tho dry comes on npaGe;
Tho clouds rolinp in Sold ard amber fakes,
Anda the sta,s Grow dim. The morning breaks
icitS 7sl 1rAvrtrr tI0t
Art'n Ngain, o, watcher on the t6-rcr'
We thrst for dlylish; and We hide tho hour.
pltlent but longing. TEL us, shall ltbe
A bright. calm, glorious dayi sht for the frce'
fH.
WATCHER.
hope, but can not tell heor song
Vivid a. dayitselG and clear aud strong,
As OFT lark, young prophet ofthe noon,
Pouring IN sunlight his serAphic tune.
rRlvrtr4
What does he say1 0, watcher on the toscr
Is he a prophet Doth the daSpuR hour
JnSpire his muscl Is.hs chant sublime
With the full glones OF the summer tno'
wA7cITu.
Iia p,opheses his heart is full, Ills lag
Jel. ofthe brightness ofa pcarefiil dny!
day not olouded, nor devoid of storm.
but sunny, C5r the most and clear and warm.
1RAvlIEr.
wp thank thee. watcher on the lonely tower,
For ali thou te,est. sings he ofnn hour
When error shall decay, aud truth grow strong7
When gh. shall rule supreme and vanqush wron
wATcurB.
lie sugs of brotherhood and Joy and pence,
Qfdays when joaousics and hat" shall cease,
when war shall die, and mlu'a progrcsalVo MIN
'sonrs as unfettered ns its God designed
TFAyELrR.
We'll done, thou watcher on the lcnely tower!
l. the day brchkns' dawns tho happy hour'
We pine TO see IT, Tell us yet ngnn,
1.-THE broad daylight breaks upon the plaIn'
wATrItTE.
II breaks, IL comes the mysty shliowS ny,
And rosy radiance CLEANS upon the sky;
Tn. mountain tops reflect II calm and clear,
The plain is yet in shade, but Hay IS near!
CHAHLE3 MAcKAY.
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N.F -.'. lEAvLLEn
And Is that sli' o, watcher on The tower!
Look forth again, il must he ncsr the hour
Dost thounot ace the snowy morptain copsc.
And the green woods beneath them on the slopes
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rSy"Nothing is so faliblo as human
but nothing so pitilcs,. The
one black spot in our hoarts--tho
devils share in us--is that the gcncr-
al impulse is to believe the worst.
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sly NJ P 7 ON S.

The symptoms Of Catarh as theygencnlly appear
are at first very slight. Persons find they have
col that they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the change OF temperature. In this con-
dtion, the nose may he dry or slight discharge,
thin and acrd, afterwards becoming thick and adhe-
siye. As the disease become chronic, the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawed or
eoughcd up. The sccrctons are offensive, causing
hld breath; the voice Is thick and nasal; the eyes
stroycd deafness frequently takes place Another
comnon and important symptom of Catarrh is that
thcpcrSon Is Obliged TO clear hs throat in the morn
ing OF thick or sliny mucu9, which has fallen down
during the night When this takes place the person
may be sc that his disease il its way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arrcstingit. s'-
The alorc butter cfthc many Cata,rh Symptoms,
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Write to RS.

The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get yom money. II Application for Pension
rs not made within year from the date Of discharge
yearly pension ia lost. F -I' :
wemember the Place!
II. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AdENr: Office-eonh .ide
Main Street, Tallmadgc Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

Tho Post Office Department has de
cidei 70 furnish 70 The public stamped
envelopes bearing requests for the re-
turn Of unclaimed Letters The envel-
opes are 10 contain the names and bus
iness and postOidce address OF the per
IONS who order them and the print
ing, not to exceed four lines, on the end
OF the envelope IS 10 be done y Uni
orm style. without additional charge
Post-mas5srs are to receive orders an d
transmit them 10 A. n. Zsyely, Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Finance
office Of the Post-of,ce Department,
Washington. The envelopes VII then
be printed and delivered.
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We respectfully auaHear. .. .. .--
irieads sud pstrous t1al ua Ha"- .........
our lee C-cHm Saloon ur Che .... ...
hope 20 receive ths Same rH.r.....
has heoa So lbe-auy bestowed .. ..
season. We have a'wFEa ur .a.. ..
tiouary OF on kinds. sud .... ..|. H...
Cream made D. order .a- ra. ..... ...
N..".. H .H.....
jel julie q NORTH lfs-.r .......
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a single Box OF Ifraudr.tf,.-
A-tils eonia-ns more vegetable a-.-a .sa r...I..
lhan tsen-y oczes o. aay pills .l ... sa-.. b..
SIDES hfy-aqe hundrsf rl7..es1a a.. .H.-- ID.
thsr prart'e Co ths sz-.-s1a ar 1t-.- l--.a..-..
ih~ hrst letter ~ insir salas s see ..s-.-.. .l-
eiaied- Nhan ihev sre better ,eosa r.....r dam
'nt Continued sicsue.s ~.I bs sr ua rs-t L.t
those sho know them sFeas fsH. aa. .a t..- a.
voT. ltlsa duty Va eh s.l save lls.
Our race b suhs-. 70 releat.-ee s.-s...f
oie .t n ssssoa, aad !; .a ls fl1es1as as s
prevalent, tuiHranteiaa Pills s5.rI sa .aH.-.
and siiicieut protaetoa. Hy iae.r o,e..d1r a.-
- preysnt ls oolsctoa az taose uscrars.
sheh. Ehsn iu sgilcisal quantities, cause so lrl-
Danger TO ne body health. Tas7 rom cure l7-r
eompia-Ht, dyspepsia. ioss Of sa2sa'e. pam the
bad, nsari-uuTn, pan 10 ,he 5rea.t-laas. srs-.-
k'nlasss and oosaEsassa. so,iby all rssB.-.st. e
dea.efs e heac'aes- lmYE lmats
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John Mitchell.

The New York Citizen has tfOhe 1
lowing paragraph about this notorious
porson:
John Mitchell, late Of the Richmond
Examiner, was IN town several days
this week, attending TO some family
business. Speaking on behalf Of his
late journalists and other associate
ne accepts the defeat Of the Coneder-
acy, and says there is nothing now left
for the South but 10 acguisce as pa
tiently and gracefully as possjbleiu the
results Of the deadly arb.trament
which IL cOurted
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CoUErEzFHtra--irfcrmrt'Hr Don boon r4
ceivod By q. T.. Barlow e. o.. lrr. ......r
drugg'ata IN this city have boon rr.u.H.- .F
on persons callngf0r Dr. FrI..rr .r.. .r
rate an Article oi their own mani. ....r
which they say is aupcrirr -1 Tho r.H..
We would advise al pou1Hs t ... ..r
genuine, and ahould you require rH. r.. ..-
cine for the Itch, Eiug-v0rr. Ial.a-. .r
any disease Of The cE.u, do rl. 1lH.- .lH
unpFinciplod ma1 to Impose .a. H..rI
preparation on you, but set Dr. EaU.r'-
Pink Ccrnto, manu- iaeturaF By e. T. e.-.
Tow Co, No igj< Doaderiet sl-sel V..s-
vile, Tenn.
J. S---A liberal discount uafs .rr.4-s
sent BY mail - any adtrgla eu rar..rs H
81 II. Be sure thUt y1g sos s-e -a..saa.
ssp14-0
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The notes and acc.gua .. .. l II. #-
kin 4 Co., Stsick'er. EIIs E o.. ... ..
Adams a Co.. viii be- i1uud af ll. .r .....
college street, uoay the slua-4. 4. .-. ...
persous Indicted % any Jl lh.Hr as.. .
please make imuis.iiats g.r.... .. ...
buliness must bo tll-cJ ur
I'm my Glsouce. I,r E -. .-.... ...
ly authorized t1 attauI D.. Tho H
A. g. AoAHa. % JsII.H. .r.....
magJi-au Uaa- #......
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FULLY mLusTRATED
With Fine EngraYings


1 - i 'i A-tIoi. ln4 iHnfifl'ts ui TIE ICED. .l y
ctsra1Lrrs-
go. Wise HsavF Papo-. Price 50 Cssts
Ife immense dem lld from M pubic or = com
ps-le lgd trusfEortly report RI THE Afsa--ihA
llOa OF rRE5lD-kf LlNCJLN, and fhs con
necIrg details and ll-de1ls has Jed The ruiI.shsrs
li the a1Jvo annouarei g0iuuaa % direct Their
whole ilrce aud entire 1teuiiou % the hulRng out
y. perfectly reliable rrr1r1 RI ths Uh1'eaf1.r
SO r-ourie nor expense hsfrIra 1 teen srarrf thev
auu0a1re it lH ne fuiesf coradtes af meet ~ fr
Frn of a. inle get, 81 1ae- IflIIisi. .ng pIul-s.
die reti0r has hrel az uiHed te - interest ID
the matter. o. one tErg ever srotssf .l h.f1rr
F.Vzrv amerlcan "a. ze1-ual. ~rr1su auf child
AL read % as a matter Cf interest Of today anf
rhch Eiu pnas .u,o zoe tcus.s lf AmercE1 diat9ry
end b. quoiei a. rhc u -- grol-sst eyrnfs, even
10 the llgst cHta-t future.
Deners add Agents shouId orders Nterai sur.r.'r.
a. they Wli fefne-ihsr i1 flirr eArefr1ca pouaisr
.azt PEI ing booE- aEs dIHctif q ottaln aher ne
arf crdsr AZ orders siii CO fied ln rpiaiian, a.
ilcr ~ recr Frf
seat posi- -prad cu rsceIut uf f0ceutz.
- AReuls And trsde suppI.a ~ al usual Discount
Adigess J.B HtWLEY % Puti-hers
iaEes-3E ia sac e., c.ncinnsfi. Ohlo.
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fnsolvent Notice.

TTAVISG fnis dsv su7gasied to t-e County Cont
O. e-k q Ma-hsl eou5tY. The insaitenev a.
- Fsfaie o. J. q. Harrs SRI. dersasef. Notire
= hsretF giFea O. ail arrcrs having rlarfE as MT
..f estate % fis fnaTn atuIu ths tine pres-riiad
rv frr. OF they a.u BE- baTre- hT fhe stafrta kurf
"a ls5s. HIRAM hAREls, Adrnr.
iunfI-zr
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MtRRIt.r.-
"a Containing nesriy 1u pages, srI Iss ana
Fitles ana slllfssings Of th1 Aua.1mv Of t.a H.
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