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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
nn.1lp-rRAMp-rRAMP.

Mr.. McHsnry and Mr.. Keunard sent
telegrsphic messiges to the proper quar-
ters Ior assistance 70 repair the damage to
the track, have carriages sent from James
town TO carry the party overland to that
lively snd thriving place, about ak miles
distant, and to convey the luggage TO the
depot. Mesnvhilemost of the passengers,
becoming impatient at the fAncied delay,
started on foot, with Valise and satchel In
hgnd, TO meet the expected conveysnees.
TbA march was rather an amusing one,
coSsidering the character of the P2rty bat
no one saemsd TO be ont Of humor. On the
contrary, the tramp hough rather strag-
olinO. Wss eonducbsd with as much deco.
rum IS any hAsty TetrOgsde movement
ever witnessed BY either OF our late srpalesi
North or south. Il was no strsn ge slght
70 see the representatives. Of $780, 200 or
aI. .OO0, ,O00. sterling tramp, tramp, tramp,
ing through the mud and gulehes, sno
passing. comments upon what more tnan
one chArsctefized ss the intelligent Peas'
sntry. of AmericaH loAA f8a 5sfAi,
/ / HoH. R J. wAI.xER ON FHE sTp1GR;S (.
4 Night wss coming on and no csrrisgao o
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19


At Salamanca we resched the Atlantic
and Great Western rosd, and here we had
an unusual delsy, Quite q crowd had as
sembled at the oepot, whose curiosity was
excited to get sight Of the foreign gentle
men, No less curious and far more ss-
tonished were the latter at seeing tRo or
three specimens of the sbOriginsls of
Americs, 8 squaw and two half breed
youths of the Seneca tribe of Indians.
One English solicitor declared them 70
resemble the Aztecs, specimens OF which
had been exhibited in London, An Anne
rican thought they resembled the last
stages of Asthma. a..-ea
Senor Lilo looked from the platform
amid the rain, and peering around in
ouired, with considerable esrnestness, 4" Is
tnis Salamanca n He saE-nO gorgeous
pslsces, it is true; but as the town was
named after the noble Duke, his partner,
he could not, of course, help feeling an in
terest In the locality. r-z.,
twill be remembered that at Kennedy
The excursion. train was stopped by very
hard fsinstorm and resulting freshet,
which washed away bridges both before
and behind it, and hA1 great difficulty IN
getting to jamestown. Some Of the mel
dents caused by this detention are very
plessantly descrih ID:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

4 DAMPER ON THE LONDON TIMES.
While the distinguished party were
amusing themselves in various ways dur
ing the detention, am sorry to say that
the representative of the London Tines
came near meeting serious mishap. He
was endeavoring 10 cross upon q single rail
q space about eight feet wide, above body
of water six feet deep. Captain Judkins
subsequently fsthomed it, snd that was
understood to be its depth. The Times
correspondent slipped his footing when
about mid way, and was partly submerged,
when, with remarkable presence of mind,
as he explained it he saved himself by
stunning quickly on his EEL, and grabbing
the harm of friend" Our ruddy trans
atlantic contemporary forbore 70 use his
preropstive IS John Bull, and grumble
and swear, but took the thing pleasantly,
and seemed rather to like the idea of his
becoming at such short notice the Blondin
of the distinguished party.
The evening Argus., 1865-12-30
The Great Itch and Humer Killer of
the 10th Century.
A Sure Cure

u EuTC OUTO
For Every Species OF the Itch. Prairie Itch,
BARRIERS Itch, wabash Scratches,
Illinois Mande, Iowa and Mis-
souri, Digs Cutaneous Erup-
tions, Pimples on the
Face. RingwOrms.
&c. &C.
The FRURIGO LOTTO is q new and certain
cure for all kinds Of Itch, and, being fluid pre-
paration il is free from all the gummy, disagree
bale qualities of the ointments IN general use.
The Prurigo Lotto Is sale to use under all cir
cNmstsnces, will not ,-ritate the most tender
skin. and contains 10 mercury. Don't fail to try
IL. Manufactured by
+. T. & w. T. MCFARLAND,
Sole ProPrietors, Lafayette, Ind.
Price, so Cents.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, 81. Louis, St.
Prul, Peoria, Cincinnati, indianapolis, and all
wholesale points.
FULLER, FINCH d FULLER. Chica ago,
Gen. Agents for the Northwestern States.
nov27d6m.
The evening Argus., 1865-12-30

IN the Rev. D. Eerrige, ,sPastor Of the Pass
yunk Baptif Churon. Phiisda.l
I Erom the many sspectable Recommendation NJ
gwen to DR.. Aoof ADS German Bitters, was IN
d,ced to give them trial. After using severa
battles | found thu to be good remedy for de
bIity, and mos1xcellent tonic for the sto mach
d. MERRlGE.
The evening Argus., 1865-12-30

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. Ii is the largest Hotel in the
city, and It's proprietor will spare pains to
please those who favor him with a call.
A good Hall, suitable tor first class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, SC, sc, 10 con-
nected with this house.
Er Baggage aud passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class Salooi
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, Clerk.
The evening Argus., 1865-12-30
Lg
Remember,

rhst this Btters ID nor AiCoHoitC, Contdlhs Ao
anm or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
"a the Rest Tonic in tie World.
,roro the Rev z. y. Fendall, Assistant Editor
/ Christian Chronicle, Phiada.l
Ibave derived Gecided benefit from the use OF
Eooaand's Geruau Bstters, and feel 1t my prlvli-
80 to recommend them as most valuable tonic,
:, ali who are suffering from general debility or
.-om diseases arising from arrangement of the
Eysr} Yours truly, E. D. EENDALL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29
Der Meuhclm6roer oc6 Nrdiibcnten
Dcrbaftet mnb crleNt.
. .I ne tt Y.HaIET!e#@P
@efanaennabne ieines spttb9e1eten
6arrDIp.

J 90 a ( s nsatp ns27 WpriL,-@ez
fern Derfolote enc Sdmocrcn Goyollerie
soms1 is Nenptrt Northumberland Limb
.6arrolp nod nerSheuer auilbeuBowz
ling @reen u,np port Meyall II Ser Nabe
,son Grecrid5tureb in Guainia. Die
S@euer wuree umrin9t unb SIC trioeu
&erte oufacfp,rert. ilh III crachcn: Sorz
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Grften Gaae be8 s1uIi 1868

- : VEIteu"1a9e oeo Outt 1900
unb 1T iii Strait fir IL Monaic, rbsr fir tinen
fold II ~turse1en 3sitraum, ais per %rgOmmiNarY
Welera! pf SubNNeacep anu!onen mag.
TGstrcnnte Mneetpte teyten ongeucmmsn fir
bic, oer,dieoensn pten genannten gotten, rner Gin
Wuye ,ols mig aud i1mmtlidep often elnfhlis6fn.
Oaf 9t'ne ltl' ! mus pon gutter uno %9elnnref
BfltaHsnbeit leiu, Eorosr= UNI 5inIfrDisrttI in
6lelber Vortion. Sails, Shientelnf uno Site
,entale auslu1dlirBen. 1ie S1ller hes fir
NinraciIh untsr ttelem Gcntratt gu Ihladientsn
Stshes tplsn an: pIerten pa lei irtel abaflUnitteu
un6 bic Yruit bsruutey gfpuyt rer6en. Die
Stentel tes GDrreaciertels lpueu srl1 3-5 3ou
Ibsr Dem Gnissslent atee1tnitten isin uno bic
ecr Oints @rpie,tel ren 6-S Spu ubsr zen, yeusr
bis 5inter- 0rlenfs.
Iac Nlnc feiih n1uB gu icldsr !3cis unit in
Iulden Sranti1ateu, pic D~srleugt piro, Angelic
felt ueyben. zt7LI T.T.sE g..
Nngttpte. na7sn ben preis, III mefdsm has
Netto. yiuuo ~eeI!efsrt nereen IpIi, a%neehsn.
Mnaebe!e ppn~ = on;rnttp1cu, peld. Ttuter ser>
lGumt batsr, ibrsn Muaetutsn natsusommen,
ppn unlppalen Yerlphen, non ccnjeriggn, pelGe
an mrtr ais cincm Mngebct interc,E1t itnb, prcr
mo rrr 8ietrr niht in Wc1lru a%nnefrnp III, I'm
~ieinenl Nusstot yteGnuns su trasen> perren
MD betIdldtist.
'+S LlHlIllYtH Auptucltu Hlu|ltH tItt SuI9'
itaTteu beiecgeben ieiu. Gis gerantrortlid,<
felt Scr Yurscn muG nurd, bic anltlid,s YeIeci-
niAuna tes Glerf &c, naui!eu 9iittitt Court posr
ps5 Ser. Gtaatcn 9it1itt M1palt radsenielsu
1eiu-I t|N8%IEE5ItfI#
Die glaren ter 10ir1na miiHsn spntdnSis an
eesehen leil nit trr eenallen Mnrsne jccss Mit>
Gibbs Der sirma. z i#E#s#. ...
Gin grnp nit gutter gureiaaft it %friureer>
lid. A. Asa
z29 (Buur9fdafta zTcrmular.)
WEE, Of the County Of
and State o., do hereby guar
antee that- is able to fulfil the
contract in accordance with the terms
of his proposition and that should
his proposition be accepted, he will
at once enter into a contract in accor-
dance herewith. Should a contract
be awarded him, we are prepared to
become his securities.
a Dit(s tBlrslaait mug jeSsrl arsssots an
sebIuetletn. -
q a.er Hntsrseidnste tstalt i'd bas Nedt scr,
riebes ~finsflne unb ale Mnaetots 81 ncrtertsn-
Us slngftpte su uberibrsiten;
4a9 "Proposalls for Beet"
une iu ab,cNir.n ait
st. 6. Davis,
sc Capt. Ii. @ubiftens Gemmil.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29
2tahonal 1a4sa19esa sr Nmf tbat se bern au9 ftaber an H. Werents uns

p, a1''tf 'pat ss
MIe9ineott. esu,prtet nalrs,,blidteu MIR
auf Sbr,manal4 ejkeolnS yEs6u, auein
ftatt ctim batsg ansseinen ,meiten
mot inincer sefibna&SMS ybssad Dem
eeten cesseaness sefabrts AZ cctb.
id,w @ft1t%ss e9s a, b, . ls ns%
bei6Sni9en, wenu nidt entl@ulpieen fSnz
aen; man bdt!e cs nod inner auf etmas
onrercs. als auf cine Notwithstanding
sltlisfcit seasn baS9anp augi& llbrer, ftsnlr
Sara6 3be ny II asnadt ben RtnsnAdbh tA
ertohn$ IT @#M uatttss otnitlttn 81,
%einSunaen Ill ltrcden, wie Sec, bios cess
balls bic lbmdbliden 3ueeltdnpnii1e ma&z
te, NEIL y emptpn NIT elmer 9anppolI
Gayouetle pom 30QQj4Rann 0@ weise.te|
auf 8cotnAunSen bin, mic bic Don See
oeespt!r!en li6 su crseten.- Nter mofir
man teinc anrere Grtldrung mebr. bat OILS
SbsrmanS lanessfstlnrm iae, oetsdtberiid,e
! 0elinnuna, ea6 1T iein auf Grre9une BON
Meutserett erednrters 8aaeeb.febt an.
l'ins slrmee.a !Sns tietm .Gasestefsbl
! bcibt es: IL I'D NlJgyIJJl
Sol Der= c%ommanbircnce General funpiat
her Nrmse cling Ginfle4nnel ber Beinp(ei
ltAte:tn eurb cir nit Sp6n . II uno
boben Seamten (pem meiueipi0en Sduit
Srefinrtr0c nno BEN Nduberbauptmann
Daoie) Aclhlohcncs ueberetntommen an,
card' weldes,l lpe ntns5c 6iufTr Mild
seft attteti psirt, Griepe eema@t meri
Q ZEN. ltn69tDpmg NotcmaeAi tie gum Il ytie
O.ante.". 80. ~ & ..!.!. .s.6.Q. ~.i.a.sj. ..
" Der 9eneralj bpft, p%aeIe5aieins outea
Slid lein lnirp. Sud MQe inqlenioeu
Taaen in Cure 5eimat su fuhren." iaa
{ ~ 5ierauS 9~eritarrt una Der Gerratb Inc
@eIbt.l @baman35 e,reat bic Sebnlud,
na6 Der hein1ntrg in rena Seltaten pi
Mesierung mus, baSApei6 eraeiele Sebn.
lubt einltweilen nod tduldcn. Ga 5ie nut
neuI Solpatrnlim 0elbe tebollen, pen bel
quite @ensral .uah 5auie" fibrcn gmcute
Wae nun !? g0fun, 3jeBt bridt Geer 3or1
rer Splratcn? ae9e,1a leit 9ieaisruna los
Sic rufen :l1l.G5l ebe lSterman. per uni
mad 5aulcls fubrenfs woute! Nierer5 IN
Stanton. nieoer nit Der Mbplitipni
fill henl Ne 9ie3ru u !1Ioa 4gRgR@
9QDas, 2cler, oa6 wo4te Sherman i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29
! 9teuettcS Uber GbcrlnaT.
Seine llu:crteftbIStdItelr 7 eaaIfen, itm nii9{t
.mm8eborSde n! b.!S ssag!z.
. ois' u9n9fe BE 8eut e.
mis- q 6.abtn n se.
: General : Major @aQsd, ber in RiAz
-monr bcfebliet tsls5rapbItt1n ras&rieSSz

: General : Major 3oQsd, rer in @ia<
-monr bcfebli9t, tsle5rapbirtan rls&rie9sz
miniterium. -!&9'"4@'&.&E
,9n"D Die @eneraIe Wcare;- 9brrira1 unb
8riebt banreln infer 8sfett fia, an tct;
men Mafentiuitano pesrsGbtfeM Sber,
mans III febren,. Sic 1lnp angemts(en,
porSu9eben rbntNGdftt@e uf 8efeMe opn
iraenr jemanp auscr Gro Mt Il. Spbnz
tpn's Observation-Disclosures :
Die Banftetsh babsn Nahridt, bae
Dayte' Sdab In Miinse 1atf Mdaen 70
RAID wie mSSlib spn @olbsbooro0 nabb5
Dem Siieen eebe. ~ SD lhla9esd ycf puB
.purd Gen. Ibema6 telesrdpbirt tperce1
.caB Billon tetne,mi Bs1e~bls non5berman
.9eborde u.an1an Wt1on IT. @ontYl losmit
:alIeG pmn1anpeure am9Ni7ilIpYiiu&enlnts
NIP leBr, MaGre9elu 5us erAreifel bic Hs<
teuenbduptlinae sunOn ibre 5hdBe5 rte fid
aaf 6-f3aM iQicnen III Wun3e sbeloufen
loQen, unpt bic Sbetr1au pu1h|9liipfen
lai1en molteg otaufanaen.
o,.Sn folae pieler .enerailden MaBreaeln
ber&eaierunga ianf pa6 idpu oui 1853 ee<
.itlc0c1e u a.a2lyu 53z 4aH :Tsaisl3sgt.o n1z
Cob auf l45 {! u 2.i!a17qa aiah as.fa3 O..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29
Gin amber mort ubcr Sberman's
u "a Ncrfabren.

~ IS pioertrebt uns. einen Mann pon'
Sberman's Namen unu acknowledgement
@ersaneenbeit, einen Mann, cslicn mcte
urdbnlide Sieaestabn mir NIT 8emunz
1cerunB 9efo!at. in oem MIR co6 bBhltc
Muier eines6 eloen ;u. ert men gealartt..
pl6Blld rpe9en elmer 0anrluna, lvi cicz
ielbe au4 noh 70 ldrors: ;u rid "a. @9
10 Bir baben oesbalb init dnoltl1d)sr unc,,
mie mir une lclh|t 1agcn m1uelen,, tpf
%nun9elpler Mube uns b%cfrett, IN BEN
ob,9en Nrt,f'l Sbermal's Ytrtalten ole
cine Observation-Disclosures lrp Der {tlauen
Diplomatic zines utAfitinten SGurtsn'
wte 8redin,irSe %;usulareitencs ueb,er T.
r6lpelun9 au ibiirern unp nirrtn
cos Qano Alidli6 p"rsiIen,, rre,11 Die SOL
&c rtele Mni6t bsitd,ists. 4.s-1.tl.s "s3
Wie m,lre mir iibriAcns III ~unlercr 8es5
urbeilun9 au Merfs aeaanaen itnr,, mag
Gem 2eier Der @ontroit rerIIben nit get
Der 9us. StaatSjeituna bereilcn, n,lhe,
Der 2orbeerfrdnse rcs Sriumpbators, I'M
9eadtet. iein &erfabren Gin o,oertrces
bertfde6" nenrt II. mie mir furdten,
in pteler Nn1dt &edt bcbulten mirc.!.ai@a
Die 81. Smatsieitung fagt: tm9
c@eneral gberman BAT nit rcmgfttelz'
len Soc Sobnton eis'en &ertrag einstS
eanaen, Der auf's freddie bic NiueEs5s.
metnuns bcs psritorbenen unp ceS sess1s
udrtieen prdlpenter1 u1o ces 9an;ensan-
pes lopie bic @eleBa res Gpnsre1cs nit
Nlben tritt unp nit elmer ireafticndreu
llnperf&dmtbett, bic fd big jest fein am
rerer 8unces-0 General, nidt einmal Mcs
@leuan III @dulren t6mmen lief, III pie
Befueniee reSYrdi1pen,en ctnareift." ~ -, =
Someit bic oStaate;eitnna." - Sat
&c Re6t 10 1T Sber1an Gin Jsinc ees
8~aterlanpeS, ben unldaplih gu n'ahen,,
bic Resieruus ibre eanje 8lusbeit, uno
Gner8ie aufSubfeten bat. -. $3.50,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29
Sterman reist fein Seer sur MRsu.
3 terei. ant.

Gin tartes @crt pas, nidt nnbr Sc
{er? Gin bdeltdeS 8ranrn,al, auf teii,n,er
10 9eebrten Ste8ertirt! ]: slter niat Il, Il.
}pra@en bas @ort, ioncern !Sbermanis|
eisere ffd.na@uoQe Ibat fpridt Is ni6t
~ It prldeu Stermans Stirne ienes
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29

faBt. ssgIMs
Doeissasejeine BWls,tr ypks,.wi.
man ldsts mit @enetdl Sbat1nn lper
elnem aaeernS 3unpssseneraf tm G5aeen
@rranAtissnts % trefen, ,possrd wibs
men eeaatttt nth, nit pit(em 3au6xVp6
Merieo ebey Gpropasu eebens sJStnz
iton's &eootiatonen aisfen bierauYbin.
Na6 Der @abinetslyuns in leBler
Nadt IT @eneral Grant nab Norccaros
lima ab8ercil. UNI bic Spsrationen eeaen
ssSobnlton'5 Nrmee 81 leiten.
~ 6. W. Stanton
&riea6miniter. .
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pic Ma6reecin Der Neeteruna bas
Sanb ;ge9en Sbcrman's perbrebc=.
Ride Miurpation ,fiid5er ;u. ~"

Twp SV,tAtAtt uoflttl!ttV UNI tppHi>
iiterte9t unp pbnc' 93nrifel III fcltf llbtit
sen politifdcn' 3weden 9tbanrsli;mie CT
getban,' 1T mad riem Stigen aueer 3mei=
fe! uno nit lsejIptanintttr. Gr1pa,,rttnuno fraat
)ebt rer pattiot =; ST lie MesRruna
Wanns senua, Der Gabale ces 9anress.
feinrts ren Sept III ssrtrrteten?" Vi 'f rs!
DIR uupiioneer" UNI, GAG or1eerc ;tadilde
@ewirn per Rebeusnfreunpe meint4freiz'
lid Gin @5Dianns :ric @tanton FAM,
5Sbermen nidts NIT unbei1 ubtem .36uf
niererrcitcn." guein MIR ffr,ctulttn une,
cem q,ler Gin stftenhat !pio'rrlegen ~ ION
men, swelde5 funps etbt..a tae sic Nes
sterunG 'tewebrt NIT iibrierm $9u!en@ Yon.
,sberman frr6 scrIesttu 55s9tedt .pennc@
i'm Stance fem niyb, rem m e II II ne ~,
j{den 5@eneruii riei85ante III 9binpen.l
DasNttenltiid 1T Sci ron SIR fSG.5taatss
seitung crnabntr Grlab srfs2 &rieosmints
ittriuma,, Ter rern Nptfe; 3eiat, ME Sberz
mon Sefreselt nnp pa6 ct 1ni@t meiter
ftepeln ioQ,, 9Deri Grlab 1autet ::ojJT9e :!
-g- WV 11tiUV -"
E&M al!bingtpn n, 22::lMpril.9
@eitern Mbenp' fam sein Depel1entrdz
ger BON @en. Sherman on.o~@en.
'@bernon batte uater'n, 1872 bril- NIT BEN
Ntbeuenaenrral 2Spbnitcn Gin uebereinz
fcn'fnsn megen Suspeniipn Ser Beinrlc
lt9feiten rnp' nr0et' einteW emcrancum
uiter eint .i,aenannte fBriepensbaGe aez
nrfer.. Der Hebetlenasneral 5Bredin4
ricge mar bel rs* esnfrreit5t 9,eeenwdar>
tia, 2sisqu AlG4I 8Ha:9aa fSto':25 s7sa
'Nbcnrs 7il1br (5am1ae) puree 2etne
GabineteTsu1g S~0etalten,, In w,slberi;re
prdibent, Der g tiegsminiiter,I @eneral
Grant unp jeres' Gabinet8miteliep :pas
8enebmcn Sbsrman's9 m%ibtiuioten. 52@
!t,Sternan '5erbielt 18efsbl, :ic0lei6 RE
Teinpieligfeittn tpicoer su 1erSfnen. unr.
sualsid murre Ism sotgetitneiet psoe Die
pom Yrdiccnten4 2tnccln in, Nabfoloenz:
zen eiaenbdnpiai ypr i'm IN Der tNa6t5
ces 81 Wdrs oeftriebentn 5EelceramS ers
tbeiIten Snitrufttonen aud pom jebiaen
.9rdlpenten 'curdaue ,befolat' ntrten ulnb
) eon pen 9eneta!en Frttt eeTotat- wereen
mullen. g ..,... 's sa@s !, con
Nle fatnltn oprahotnt !, ry IN llne
, !, y e!trret =. Ger, : N a q y. ror'13...syN
I'M eap'tet 'iparfr,,+ tr,tyot seen' '&tie3sse5
miniftsr eth Eelegranm Son: @sn. Grant
9 gel pas tem t'eIeett,' sabI@en." sss
nI' e'ne untsrreeu'A ocer eonTerena gum
Ssh ~ ttf eon Y 5Arrar9snnsntS taE 6r'eeens:
eeo'aantAen ,9eeeffn 5.pate. slserDgtief
wees rpurbei IN et>'et,1 Shtettt1t tes Sef
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Deutldes msai@ 1851
Topeten-yT epbiA IT,
unb Ypllterz s. 81, "a
.t.a -nen Tl.f6.a aa1 biz
ert S,
Urttte StroBe, 3.3I e

Ring'S Tribcrsm Sturtl eaeniiber. aabe bern
...@s.. grW ,neritan 5vuis," ..a5T ari,
ct. pauL Mtnntfpta.
Wsiuenpe rebrtenoeutiben Jrsunesn unf@1n.
msrn biermit biz 4nssiGe, oae i'd In meinsm neu.
etablirten Gapctene nnh Ycllterer. @elddft al,
@,rtsn Don Iapstrn u. Natraacn sprrditia..lat
unc empfcbls ib mid atr "tiuiacn' unt prr,nrt.r
Mnfsrtisuna son alien in.bieism @el6dfttApor,
fommenpen Nrbettcn. tsitHIZ .9sigagF ian :.
We 9luh bats ih itcts etne Nniabl
fertiaer 2punaes yprratbia.. g55+3W
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babe tD 10 gut nnp blGiS 81 Y~ersauTen mic Urgent
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paul MeB8er.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
Anacdote OF PresidcntJuhn.tou.

A gentleman Of this city tells a
characteristic anecdote OF Andrew
Johns .on, which he heard related
some years ago by prominent Ten
nessee politician, who had personal
knowledge of the circumstances. At
the period of his election as Govern.
or of Tennessee, he had friend who,
like himself, hGd risen from an hum
BILE station in life, to position of
honor and eminence. He was black
smith 10y trade, but was, at the time
we speak of Judge of the Supreme
Court. Not long after sandy" he.
came seated in the Gnbcrnatorial
chair, he received from this friend q
present Of an iron shovel, which the
latter, by way of amusement. had
hammered out during his hours Of
relaxation from the cares and duties
of office. The son of Vulcan receiv-
ed no intelligence concerning his
present for long time. and began to
think the Governor would not deign
70 acknowledge it's reception, but the
cause Of his silence was in due time
explained. His spare time had been
occupied in making complete sui,
Of clothes for the ci-depamt blacksmith,
and when completed they were duly
forwarded to him as a consideration
for the substantial present he had re,
ceiyed.. tltE t Fitt
In what other country could an IN
eident like this have transpired be
tween two high yofllcials? Is It q
wonderthat Andrew johnson should
resist 70 ths. death the efforts of.trai
tors to overturn and destroy the God
given institutions which afford such
opportunities to. the poor man toris,
by his own merits. e.Jes2.A 3y4.f
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Never! Never! Never! / call not
for vengence. but for justice. No
more severe than that which you adj
minister in your courts every day,
justice which proportions punishment
to crime. / demand that that the
majesty Of the Government shall be
vindicated; that the sncer of Euro
peans at our rope OF sand shall not he
justified; that these men, oblivious OF
every moral restraint, shall not he
turned loose in the South to poison
its sprins of life; to be reruined again
70 our National councils to 2ollute
the air Of our capital. Idemand that
npremium shall not be put upon trea.
son for all time to come. ] demand
that the cXcitable people Of the Soutl
shall not he continually tempted by
the fatal facility OF crime and improb.
ability of punishment, to renewed at,
tempts upon the National existence
We owe TO the leaders of the Rebel
ion inhcxible justice. (Great up'
plause.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
SYM pTOM 8.

! The symptoms of Catarrh are at hrst very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks and are more sem
sitive to the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
| AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy. and
are hawked or coughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place.
| Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is, that the person Is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur.
| ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arrestingi 1t.
| The above are but few Of the many Catarrh-
| a. symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms; |;
1t Will be sent FREE To any address. Also
directions whore to procure the medicine.
We arc daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infaln-
bic merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child,
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. D. H. sEELYE & Co.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

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