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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04

y. M. WEBB, who for npmber of years
has edited The Mohoaing Sentinel with de-
rided ability, Is In the city on visit to his
brother. n.AW.L .I.A
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
granted by the Probate Court of Franklin coun-
ty, Ohio will offer for sale, at public auction the
25th day of May, 1865, .a.
at two o'clock afternoon upon the premises the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit:
Lots numbers thirty eight 3s) and thirty-nine (30
in the town Of Lockbourn, in Hamilton township, in
franklin county and State Of Ohio. .t.,.l14
Appraised at one thousand and fifty dollars. Terms
of SALE one half in hand and one half in one year
from the day of SALE with interest, the payment to
be secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
WILLIAM M0NYPENY,
Administrator Of the estate of Jacob Mourer. de-
ceased
G.G. COLLINS. Attorney.
apl22- -d1t&w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
THE CITY,

Hon, n. II. HUNTER is stopping at the
Nell House. GtG ~ .h l}sA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
NEW YORK AND OHIO
OIL and MINERAL LAND
Dt ASSOCIATION.
Organized under the Laws of Ohio, March G, 1866.
CAPITAL :. So, 100000.
.sh SHARES, $50 EACH.
Commissioners

THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED FOR
i the purpose of purchasing Oil and Mineral
Lands, Leases, Interests in Lands Leases, w ellis,
and organized Companies. 81 r - - :
, Knowing that there are many persons who have
purchased more lands, or taken more Leases than
they can fully and properly develop, and who would
for the purpose of developing Che same and thereby
enhance the value of the remainder Of their lands.
This Company proposes to take such Interests and
Lands on fair and reasonable terms. and comply with
ments Of territory. Il
The books are open for subscription at the office
Of the Company, No. 8. West Third street, Cncin-
natl, o. eri THOMAS BUSSERT,
mch 20-1m Secretary and Treasury.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
For Sale.

CEyERAL HOUSES AND LOTS ON
~ Front street, between Broad and State streets
and one on Front between Town and Rich streets.-
For particulars. inquire Of - 7'-'7'
B1gy l0aies Of L. M. g. &ydhF III N 1RsSSss n Ssoc,.
Columbus. q. February 9Th. 1866. [fcbo-d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
NewYorlr Money Nlnrkbt.--MnJ

NeWxorA money mnrkot---may
M0NEY-tairl, active at SOC per cent, chiefly
at the latter rate. a.
STERLING .EXCHANGE-Dul at lO9kai6sa,
gold and first class bills.
G0LD-Dull and without decided changer open.
ing at lIl q. advancing 70 14lT. closing at l4ix.
GOVERNMENT ST0CkS-Less active and ea-
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
Frankenstein,s Panorama Twent
Years ut Niagara.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.--An arrangement
having been made by which the proceeds
of the exhibitions of Frankenstein's well
known work in this city, will be divided
with the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society,
which is in want of funds, the undersigned
take this method of informing the citizens
of Columbus and vicinity Of the fact. Ex-
hibitions at the Atheneum on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening next, and on Monday
next.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04

Mrs. w. j. KUHNs, Pres't.
Mrs. S. j. HAvER, Vice Pres't.
Mrs. j. II. GEIGER,
Mrs. d. p. GRosvENoR, Sec'y.
Mrs. Geo. Geiger, "o''''o'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04

By the President: . N
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
Rev. DR.. Fuller.

Ok SUNDAY, APRIL 161H 1865, the Rev.
Dr.. Fuller, of Baltimorc--tornerly of
Beaufort, S. c., where lie has ma,y
friends, delivered thrilling discourse
on the assassination of President Lincoln.
which he pronounced not only horrible
crime, but hideous phenomenon por-
tending changes, disasters, affections.
which God alone ayerted. He spoke
out of full heart from those touching
words: "Man goeth to his long home,
and the mourners go about the streets.
He mentioned the cause for bitter public
mourning under this terrible national
calamity.
!. Mourning that man so upright and
>kind hearted had been murdered at the
very moment when even his enemies
were admiring the stand he was assuming
for kindness, generosity and conciliation.
2. Mourning for the sense of lawless-
ness, violence and general insecurity pro-
duced by such deed, thus publicly com.
mitted
3. Mourning for the gloom, perplexity
and we'll grounded fears darkcning the
future.
4. Above all, mourning, profound la
mentation, that at this day, in this land,
andee the noon tide Of the Gospel, Hesd
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had been perpetrated which would have
shocked and disgraced the darkest ages
of barbariSm.
The Doctor then dweltNt length upon
the loud voices and the solemn lessons
Of this dismal tragedy. We can only
give short abstract of the discourse.
but one fact he stated which deeply AT
feet him and others. He mentioned that
Eot long since he had Il private interview
with Mr.. Lincoln, and conrersed with
him on a subject which showed how
much this excellent man had been mis-
understood. "Soon after leaving him, "
he said, Il met friend, one Of the Sen
ators from New York, and 1 could not
but say to him, "If TINT is not an Lonest
man, and man with kind heart, my
Judgment of human character IS worth
nothing"
The lessons of the discourse were
First, deep humiliation for our SINS,
which are still bringing sorrow upon our
beloved country; second, the true char
acter of human nature, when allowed by
God to come out openly and boldly; third
ly, the Doctor with tears, expressed the
hope that tins sad calamity might rebuke
and alter the bitterness of political feel
ing.
We regret that our limits will not al
low us to give copious extracts from this
sterling production which would be read
by so many in this section OF country
where the Doctor is so we'll known.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
Robert f. Lee.


That the general satisfaction with the
surrender OF Lee should be3es a kind
feeling tor the rebel General is not un-
natura. But ii is great folly to invest
him with any romance. Robert L. Lee
may be an honest lnan. as doubtless many
OF the rebels are, but beyond that he has
no claim of any kind whatever upon the
regard Of the American people.
His story is very briefly told, Educated
an army officer, he acknowledged the
doctrine of State sovereignty, and, hon
estly holding it. he followed his State
when she seceeded Now even If n man
believed if his S.ate had Il right to secede
at her pleasure, if he thought the occa-
sion Insufficient, as Lee confessed he did,
he would silently acquiesce, and no
more. But If the occasion was Infamous,
if the object of the exercise of State SOW
ereignty a. such enormous peril to lives
aud happiness of his fellow-citizcns We're
nothing but the perpetuity of human
slavery, noble and generous nan would
have protested with all his heart. Robert
E. Lee offered his sword.
From that moment he has been an ac-
tive soldier. His military skill has been
much overrated. Stonewall Jackson, his
Lieutenant, achieved his most famous
successes, and Lees two aggressive cam
paigns were ignominious failures. No
man can be held guilty for a want of
genius. But will those who are so eager
IN extolling Gen. Lee inform us why this
Christian hero had not word to say in
regard to the 'atrocious treatment OF our
prisoners in rebel hands, especially at
Belle Isle, under his eyes? Will the fiat
terers Of this Virginian gentleman explain
why his report of operations in the field
were so unfair and deceptive? Will the
fIisnds of this simple-minded soldier say
why he tried trick of words in his final
con nespondence with Gen. Grant?
Thele is 10 act known to us during his
loag ar, er as Il rebel in arms which should
,fasontb y signalize Robert f. Lee among
hundreus Of his fellow-rebels Why does
not Johnston, or Ewell, or Longstrect, or
Hill deserve the same praise? What ex-
cellence of character or excuse for con-
duct has he which they had not? Do
those who speak so softly of his crimes
feel as gently about jefferson Davis?
Yet Davis at least heartily belived i'll his
cause, and it was Lee, at the head Of the
army, who made Davis crime so pro-
lopged and bloody.
We have no emotion of vengeance
against General Lee. We would not hang
hm-not because he has not deserved
hanging, but from motives of state policy.
Neither are we inaccessible to admiration
for a foe. Major Andre We can pity, but
General Arnold we dcspise. Robert i.
Lee was an American citizen, educated
by his country, who, from mistaken
seLse of duty, deserted his flag, Had
his story ended there it would have been
sorrowiul. But he drew his sword against
that flag not because of any oppression
or outrage, but because by peaceful and
lawful means it babe fair to become the
symbol Of justice and equal rights; and
he drew It, thank God in vain. There
his story ends, and it is infamous.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
Is THE BE ST.

II is made on the best principle, while The for.
eign watch is generally made on no principle at
all The foreign watch is mostly made by women
and boys, By HAND. While their labor is cheap,
their work is dear at any price. Such watches
arc made without plan, and sold without guaraii-
tee They are irregular in construction, and quito
as Irregular in movement. They are design
only to sell and the buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept ''ancres,
''lepineS" anil .'Swiss levers" in professed re-
pair ior a few years Will appreciate the truth OF
our stltCment.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made of several hundred lit
tie pieces screwed together, tho body OF the
American watch is formed Of SOLID PLATES
No jar interieres with the hIrmony OF Its working,
and no sudden shock can throw its machinery
out OF gear In riding, or any business pursuit,
il is all held together firmly a single piece
of metal. 1t is just what all machinery should
be
1st, ACCURATE; I'd, SIMPLE: Sd, STRONG +:
4th, ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CheapncsS by our system.
but Quality. We do no. pretend that orr Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign
make-beeves but that for its real value it is sold
for ona-half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH named VIM. Ellcryj
is whit its maine ndicatcs-Solid. Substantial,
and always Reiiabc-waranted to stand any
amount Of marching. riding or fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
manned p. 5. Bartlctt) is similar in size and gen.
eral appear ance, but has more jewels and more
elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought ont.
is put mp in great variety of patterns, many OF
them of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite
small. bnt warranted TO keep time.
THE PROOF of the merits Of our watch may be
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred workmen i'll our factories, and that We
are still unable to supply The constantly ncreas.
ing demand.
OUR THREE-QUARTEk PLATE WATCH Is
thinner and lighter than the others We have
described It's fine chronometer balance is deli
catey adjusted to correct the variation caused by
changes Of temperature. These watches are the
fruits Of the latest inventions in chronometly y
an are made by our best workmen, in separate
department of our factory. For the finest time
keeping qualities they challangc comparison " ith
the best works of the most famous English and
Swiss makers
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
29 1S2 Broadway, y. Y.
For Sale by STEELE x BURBANK, No. II
Merchants Row. Port Royal. So !
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06

A careful survey Of the defenees OF
Charleston shows the exact number OF
guns, of all calibres, bearing upon the
harbor, from Sumter, Sullivans Island,
Jamess Island, Castle Pinckney, and the
various city batteries, to be one hundred
and thirty-six. Besides these there was
a double line of distractions, with torpe-
does and torpedo-boats innurnerable. AL
together, Charleston was, in some re
spects, the strongest fortified city on the
continent.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
HILTON HEAD, S. c., April -, 1865.

Notice is hereby given that the Light on
Amelia Island, Florida, will be re-lightcd on the
first day Of May. The Light is THIRD ORDER
REvoLvISG LIGnT, having ali interval of one
minute and halt between the greatest brilliancy
of the flashes. 1t is 10l feet above sea, and may
be seen seventeen miles
BY drectionof the Lighthouse Board.
CHAS. o. BOTTELLT,
lctg Lighthouse Inspector. 9th District.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER.
NORTHERN DISTRICT. DEPARTMENT SOUTH,
CHARLESTON. S. c., April %, 1865.
Lost on Stolen,
From the Steamer Illinois," on or about Feb
IL, 1866, 80 inch Gentleman's Folio Trunk
marked D. B., y. y, on both ends. Any per.
son giving any information OF the whereabouts O..
the same to the undersigned will DE literally re
warded, and no questions asked.
ID. BoGART, Chief Q. NJ. Office.
~ Charleston. s. c.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06
ANITARY.
IIAIEi LIME! LlME..

800 casks best quality Thomaston Lime. suita-
bic for brick work, plastcring. white washing. or
for sanitary purposes. Just received direct iroEl
ThumastOn. M". For sale by
DUNBARS y FRANZ.
~ Merchants Row,
oy Hilton Head.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06

lanes y. MULLER Sr, L. S. Sup'g Inspector
J OF Steamers for the Third District will be at
this port for few days and can be seen on busi:
ness pertaining to Steamers Inspection, renewal
OF Certificates and for Pilots and Engineers LII
censes at Capt. .Kelly's office Oh the pier. "
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-06

nG3KING STUYES AND HOLLOW WARE
u 100 STOVES, large and small, suitable for
Restaurants MeSses. and Families.
Also PLANTATION HOES, wholesale and re-
tail by JAMES &. THOMPSON X CO.,
% Beaufort, 5. G..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-19
DR.. T.J. Kfsner

TEDERs hS fbssu 70 I'll thpss va hEVO ~
i Eored hin viii thGiE Oa16dslcs AK pSROaazs,
sd void iEsoEn hb hies1I G8d tie ps1pss EsBGE.
alys GhA4 b gu5 tbs eo1ins1yeE, oee1Py Ii Cd
o1eS a 1Ah1 EEHsS1S D0GE Essd KFElGhU DElR
BEoEb, Cs1tH8 Whee1taES " Va, WhisEs be nay q
consulted II Esfer0ses % tbe1 efssass fbs nSturs
SID ehARaefG q VhSeA tie DoesoF = Able q Al
t1EeIfSld EDesR IL etFEEnBtSSesl, 70 dszeF7ls auH
% as.aIe q The FEoaSls EsGEh End Szntfra n
tgsa4zsBE BE pEse4eeS The EeIsetfe EYEsaa of
nedtc41sS U81g md bet sBsetfVs Fs1Selfisa, p1g-
porting tDlsSsd e1teprHlt1E Ebs T8al-RDEens Ne
sssc3e5ass E1sd b ain are pEEFa1sd au1 pEt ~ IN
Ids oSH o&es. Ba16es ths tEs19us5t oT ieaEs DE-
eAse5-DR. KtsDsr Oil gfTs kf htteUEfo7 70 sc
trsssDS1t ofslt yErietfe5 IL ChEou8e afssass Eta3
see1EEs q The hza1 rses, EcRufala II AZ ia TEysed
trzaaI W: RGrEiszt p157kaEFes Guz TIE ElT %
IEsTAlsat 1HS1g ehH4Teo, RUEuieat CprhaIusla.
OLsEsAJ 11taESsd GiSldI, UiesEGttonS Cs9asE5 AZ
~ VHytsste8 q EktE D1SsassI VII H6cefys lila EeBl
aGsaitoa- DtsaaSed q TIE TkgO8t, I1bEI AID HaAEt
L1YeE O51pls1ta, D1lEES1sA. DysseEsG5 I'D Pies,
DssaSsS dine grfaEy 0SEGca, Eyehfffs, Ee- HeE-
Ve71 AID bptbal AdscfioeG Kpdepsy, RSeuzaaaz
saa kHEalyEt9, Ds8sass5 of ReHAjs1, DJSnsoon6eA,
LsaoEThsA5 REotaBSas UtsCi, s1d al PAtE5lI IEreE
uaIFLleS Az AeITo18 DissaBas . Thtca fhsJ are
EsE1eets 6e tnsa4S B1sesSEzlly. The trsG==e1t q
CHuDkBa VII receive he sses E+tsztEos - HsZ+
b9S9Ee- Al e0ugaftSto18 Eud ss1E1E3c G1i5as
ItEtetly eoah saA I'll rsoesTs pz1pf 1atsa-
bon- SLgaf Gals ehserfElIy E1EEE1s3. 0f1e hun
- hsEetoEoEs u8tl fzTthsE aoti1z abs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-19

Dr stEieklA6di PnS Remedy hSE etffSea thouIInd;
st the WORT eaSss Of Bind and bleeding PLEA II
zfVeo t911ednEe Eeliet and sdG1S permanent cure.
ny It directly. 1t IL warranted to care - -
tROC Sale By An Druggists. General Depot Eas-
Iourta street, afBefnnatt, O. .
DR. efRI0KDAND'S TONIQ-Ws can reeoEaHleni
those "a EerinS with lo8 Of Appetite z1ndigstiou
OF DysPeptAS HerTousuesss and HeTTous Debility
tim, free from Alcoholic HQrors; 1t strengthens
tie whole nerTouI system; Il creates . god
Nerves Debility. .s1srs57 .
For sale by Druggists generally 1t 81 Per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
For ale By BRENTLNGER 4 DERRY; REED
KRAFT Co; APoABR. KRAFT Co: LOGAN
LIST CO. 9,LANE BROTHERS; Z. B0CKIHG
O. ". GRAHAM Wheeling, and by DFuggiEts
generally,
oct u-daE1y.
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Oht guttI1fgenfeE.
ABRAHASI LIacoLa.


Oh zzarfyT % Thy eoaa4Ey'T eE5
UphSi<sZ Of bsE Outraged Ass,
4 EsFE2EIsE E8tloz WssFs aa4 dHBTB
Aroand thy btsE.
70. even Il ny koar q might,
Tssa Il Ghsf hsHess esase-fbe TtEht-
Zay ARMIES pat their fOaS % fight,
Wet tboa So6ssr.
S9= Ehsz thy pen, With poWSE u1spoFs1,
PEcc-zizsS he LszdtEsa's sEAe&Iss sEuEsn-
A.d gave ny HgnEtuEs, "a teEss,
A dsathIea hH6,
Vert tboa - jsJsd, - pgfEsS ~ Bsv,
TEs. DEATHS pale chESSss ITeGthss ny bEoW
An1 bit Eezsics tss rstrtot's w.
Who treaties ~ nAne.
On r.othsrS, ,sssh ezeh iaEs.t's tonEEs
The uaEse q hin ThgSs EREs = rzn,
0ne. RFssdo1S-ooV PSus'EhVsEits Bon,
HSazh n ths Es8b-
Oh bsureE eftss szsrs EsIs,
o? G5TsESd EsaFB ed 'biEfaE GhiElS,
CEspss Il tsy fsI6I, that ssTSE JIsld,
70 kh0T II GIN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-19

ne synptozs Ct Cs4a1rh "A hey z.neraIIy 40
pear are 1t HEst JsTy slikbt Persons Rnd tkSg
have c1Id, that they have frequent 6ttScEL AID
are H6Ee asnGitfVs 70 tbs ekanFeT0f ztsmperEture.
In his condition the noSe nay Be dry, or digit
and ndheEfVe. A The dfseasS baeODeG ehrUate, the
discharges ETe Increased n Gzantity aud ehsnzsd
IN Cy86ty tkey Az nov fkick m hsGEJsanI ars
hEEksd cF eo1Eked CT he BecUSons are cEen
ETWs, causing bsd breath the Eokce & thfSk ard
HtsE eyes EsAE tbe8eEHS Of The smell = Ies-
seSeS STdestTOyed 16eatpeSs frequently tskes place
An0tbeE eom-5oa and poTt8nt sympso1 OF StaTTh
h that de pd1 = ptliged 70 eItdr hfs threat IN
thA MoEntzE Ct = thirk q liDy m1euG, which hAl
Allen dobB frcD tie Eead during tie right. When
this takEs s tie Perzoa nay b E5Te that hiI dis.
eAse &C It's rsy 10 tie IunEs, and shooId Ice Dc
The above are bat fev ofthe many CataErh synp-
tors
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A CARD.

DR. h H@LEE-PHYH0IAH, SURGEON
~ AND oo0u0HER-thankfnl for past fSVoFi
would respectfully inform his friends and the nbIic
geneCally that he + Etln doing business at ~ Old
Btandt Aatn street, inear the 8nlpenai0n Bridge
where he 9iR ps happy to 9ttsnd 70 any. business
GALS promptly attended 70. DE-. Lee e Eildu6ss
Of the Hectic Medical Institute Of OIneinnA
has been VaEiously engaged IN the practice76f his
Profession for the Last fourteen years. EiDr.=Lse
now prepared With al the necessary GpparatuI fog
the Medical application OF Asetricty in the tFsst-
neut Of Chrens diseases, to which he Fould invite
the special attention Of the Afaicted. SO perfect
the Healing Arr Of the present DAY rs pf1etieed
hyFcectc1) that few need despair OF Eeeeitfns per
Eaanent benefit they cannot Be perfectly cured,
SPECIAL Ott016nn given to diseases OF WuFuen- and
ohtdren- All DETERMINATIONS strictly eonddahfial.
Oar praettee e Eata certain and prompt, leaving no
rneEeTtal tatnt In the system, but cleaning reno.
yattnS and strengthening general system, aetinE
in unt8on With Natures unerTinS lSEI.
WEElIIEs, T7HsR Va, Dec. Eth, lso8.
Z 10 "a 15le0l u GGGY concern: We, sEhs under
4gnet me1nbars Of, the West zinfazLeEiII1f4re7
axe pleaEiSe IN saying thai W have Known Dr.
Richard 3. Les many yearS previous to the break
ing out OF theRsbelHOn, successful and -GneF
getie pr8ctitioner Of Medicine (of the Eclectic Sehoo
10Th 10Th IN .Ka1sEhs county JST aqa 9nliA. county
= ~ g. SLACK, Senator Tth Dit.
". GDUSBAR, u. HID =
JOHN u. PHEEp9S, Pre-. Senate
Z .s-.. - - w = &c -st lf51
l ~ Once one door south Of Kramsrsa zITota
lain BtKee& - r. p ls = sss4 core -
Ladies WfIlains 70 consult Ne Urtif Rlfev rF.fsT
an can at room No. %, Gt6ut H6usS, md NJ.
zee VII take plehgure in Heeodpanyfnz them roe
ne once Can be found q the Grant House
'isnt. - Esf . Gus326EV
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ORGANIC WPAKTgss
atelY cured and Fxu Tizor R.T4o-.l

IEmediately cured AID FEu TIsor Restored
ms DsIeltng AGecSon-EkA.Er ezilEFI TFs. -
EArE1A8s EsPeGllhas-iA tie PeaAlty 30 - -
Nouns o. improper tnd1lgeDoel- FoGnF Lem, -
TO aPE % eo1Ett GIcalss5 foa not bSinT GTErS y
t4e @esdfu eonleqIsnees TIA: nay sasSs. ~
Who tssE EoderstaRda the szt5ecs VI r5-g,s-S ;.
Gs1y thAS the P0EeI Of procrsAtio1 Il loss Sogsv -
those aIItnS nto tmpreoer habits tkAa bV - -
ae1t! -Be11das being DEPRIVED - ne risSs,-rs =
heAlfay ozSpEtnE the EnSt DeCiocI AID eestrCc+iTS
PSo4s % o0ta oody nd Eie4 ArIse ne rrIt--s
Elocs MsAks2edsL Los Of Prcc1e3tfTs PcEer 49,,
lEEItabthfJ, DySPepGtA RAlpitati1n Of ~: 30
the IraEHs Ce1Eh, Coaszzptioa, Dear "a r., q
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick 81
Left hand ode s1frE fzoa RaItt=o-s t4,se, ~
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Doctors Diploma hAaEs IN his oGee- r IA
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWODays
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LiaGappeI& ShsstIf0a Ware.

HAVIHG increased NJ fanIHIss for The mann.
- IsuEe Of the above Articles, am breeze
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~ ne late9t patterns Of Stove, both WOOD and
800 ~ 1q Sll WsEEant every stofe. am PREPARED
sd ym give such Jobs M pssSorSl att l en- ~
SSotng and GHttertng Of All kinds alVayl n, bSS5
SSlPSI and Bran Kettles and Fruft CanSof az bs19
inE tSe city VII Do well to give ma eSH
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Young NRH
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VIE OHhE PLACEWaERE
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TRANSPORTATION.
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= an the Medical men and the Pres recommend
DE- strickEsoips AnftCholsrS Mixture Is the Only
. eoabinAtion of A5tTinsents, AbScrbents, stir1u-
lentS and CarmtnsttTeS, aEd 8 warranted 70 eject
cure afesr al other means have 6fled-z - -sz
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