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HAD Coon TIME.-We understand q grand
Ball was given, up in -Worthington Valley on
Thursday night week, in honor Of the returned
rebel soldiers of the county Several well-known
gentlemen of our town were present. We hope
they had IA good time. 1t must be a matter for
profound congratulaton and honest pride, to
look upon the desolated fields of the South, the
homes made vacant, the. widows and children
left starving, the plains and fhll-sides strewn
with the bones of their martyred countrymen,
and then say-In all this aOOrk Of desolation and
sDoe-T6ore an actiue part. And surely there is
no little for jubilation, in the result of all
their scheming and fighting. The Wanting con-
federacy safely housed within Jef's petticoat !;
its most enthusiastic champions meekly suing the
government for pardon, with visions Of tight
ropes and grated cells, fitting before their eyes
its most aristocratic advocates depending on the
charityof the government for their daily bread !;
and disfranchisement and eternal infamy await
ing those who voluntarily raised their hands
in the bloody work. Such thoughts and such
visions must have been to the Worthington VAL
ley party what the skeleton was to the old Egyp-
tians at their feasts.
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y CoRREcrIoNs. Mr. N, N. Haight has been APP
pointed Register in the Second District instead
of Thos. IIaviland, as published in the ''Union''
a few weeks ago. re = y q =" 7N
nInlthe 9th District, Joshua II. Parker is Reg
lister, james Al. as previously published.
!: In the 9Th, Robt. S. Smith has been appointed
TO the vacancy in that board f3r Ii d s9,5
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To whom it May Concern

NOTICE rs HEREBY GWEN
THAT the undersigned, Examiners, appoint
IL ed by the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county, on the petition of VIM. Harrison,
and others, for the opening of Road from the
Philadelphia Turnpike Road, to Bank Street,
in Baltimore county, having taken the oath re-
qured by law,,wlI proceed on the
26M dag of august, 1865,
on the premises, f fair, if not, the xtfairday)
to execute the trust reposed in them, and the
requirements of the acts of Assembly in such
cases made and provided.
--,-ss. ABEL S. DUNCAN,
g. NICHOLAS O'GIER,
JACKSON PARLETT,
July 22.-5t* ,r-gr1ss &. $50 Examiners.
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Scion SINGLE IN LONDON. Mr.. John e. Ow-
ems, the distinguished comedian, resident of
the vicinity of Towsontown, has made his ap-
pearance at the Adelphia Theatre in London,
with most distinguished success He appeared
in the comic drama of Scion Shingle, p his
master piece, and has received many hattering
notices from the London press lessag3..r ~
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TEMPERANCE MEETING THE Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance Of Maryland, will hold
their annual meeting in the Court House, at
Towsontown, on Thursday morning, July 27th
in connection with the Towsoh Division Rev
DR.. Crane and other prominent members will be
present.to address the audience. The public are
invited to attend. m of,-,,alae fae.fg.s IA
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70 The GROWING CRoPs.--A friend who has been
making tour through Baltimore h Hartford
Counties, declares that he has never seen SO good
prospect for corn and potatoes as the fields pre-
sent at this time. The season has been remarka-
bly, favorable for corn. There has been an album
dance of rain, and already most of the fields have
driven the ears while many are sufficiently adyahc
ed for use on the table. Timothy and oats, which
are now being cut, give an unusually heavy yield.
The oats crop in the County is the best we have
had for years. o.ffa,.r,e, f.at e-ois ...'p =,
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lThE "ExpEEss' TRAINS. The agent Of the r.
r. Co., Mr.. Sanks has so arranged it that the
three first trips in the morning from Towson-
town to the city are run g on fast time - They
reach the city boundary in 50 minutes and Gay
St. ina few minutes over an hour. This is q
grea,. accommodation to business men, whose
time is valuable. so;a4 e4t i0 1s}s
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Eleventh Eleotion District. .

Eleventh Election District.
NOTfcE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties at
az DAMPMAN'S HOTEL,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the 18th and 9th
days of August neat,
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week, at
the same place, until the Third Wednesday of
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, TO p. M.
THOS.- r. FORSYTHE,1
EDWARD BELL,
July 22-td.
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81 Accounts received at the agricultur-
al bureau of the Interior Department rep
resent the crops US more promising than
for many years past. =.
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FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE FARM HORSE,
N perfectly gentle and works in any kind of
vehicle. Apply atrHIS OFFICE A-#
July 22.-tt. getHG
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Thirteenth Election District.

Thirteenth Election District.
MT Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigneds Registers appointed by the
Governor Of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties at
CAPPEAU'S TAVERN, Near the Sulphur
Springs, Washington Road,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the Sth and 9th
days Of august merit
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesdayiof each succeeding week, at
the same place, until the third "wednesday of
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, to 5. p. M m
F. G. F. WAETEMEYER,
WILLIAM EWING, ~ Registers.
ger ELIAS SMARD0N,
July 22.-td.
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New Advertisements.
REGISTRATION NOTICES.
First RELAXATION District

EITBCe III5CCIOu UIbJT1CIs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
Genaral Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance Of their duties,
AT JOHN X. SMITHS, IN louisville,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the Sth and 9th days
yof august merit,
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of each succeeding week, at
the same place, until the Third Wednesday of
September next inclusive, sitting each day
from . A. NJ, to z. M.
JOHN X. SMITH,
JOHN GIBSON,
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MARRIED.
DIED,
DR.. B. F. BoHRER,

OF BROO AN DIV L LIE,
"As declined the practice of Medicine in
favor of DIR. r. +. CHAPMAN, but will
attend any cases specially requesting his at
tentions as consulting physician.
DIR. r.. F. CHAPMAN,
Offers his Professional Services to the commu-
nifty of Brooklandville.
July 22.-4t*
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aff U.s.
e,ss JOHN HARTMAN,
convicted in the Circuit Court for Howard Co.,
at December Term 1862, on record from Circuit
Court for Baltimore, of assault with intent to
kill, and sentenced to the Penitentiary for
years. -s-e
The Governor will take up the case for final
decision, or after t - -
Friday, 2sth day Of Juty, instant,
until which time protests against the said APP
pication will be heard and the petition in the
case open to inspection at the discretion of the
Goveror.
By order of the Governor,
-HE'7ssS ny y WILLIAM B. HILL,
Secretary of State.
INV * Of
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w. E. MUTTON & CO.,
REAL. ESTATE BROKERS,

-al-sa Agents,
No. 10 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
ID EAL Estate at Private Sale. Real Estate
III at Public Sale. Property of every des
cription auctioneered.
j. A. HoUsroN, practising Attorney at Law
for number of years, will examine Titles, pre-
pare Conveyances, andpromptly Collect Claims
entrusted to our care a g
REFER too. C.. Cox, M D., Lieut. Gov
ernor for the State of Maryland; John F. Nc
Jilton, Surveyor Port Of Baltimore A. NJ.
White, Esq, Baltimore city, Nd.
Julv 22-3m
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Nea0 advertisements.
REGISTERS NOTICES.


Twel fth Election District.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act OF the
General Assembly, passed March z4tn' 1909,
will meetfor the performance of their duties at
THE BLUE BALL, Philadelphia Road,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, Aag1aSt str and 9thi
AT Mus. ZIBlM ERMAN'S,z CANTON,
august 18th and 18th
AT Mr.. HINKLE'S, HARTFORD ROAD,
august 22d and 23rd,
and so on alternately, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of each succeeding week, at the same
places, until the Third Wednesday of Septem-
Der next, inclusive, sitting each day from
A. NJ, to P. M.
CHAS. WHITTEM0RE,
E. P. GILL, Registers.
NICHOLAS M BRYANT
Inlv ODD
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prnsoNAI. nRnprnry

Thursday, August 3rd, large sale of Persona
Property, Stock, Farming Implements, &c, witt
Corn in the ground and by the barrel JAS. w
Olfutt, w. M. Isaac, Admrs. Of Lemuel Olfutt. +
On Tuesday, August 18th, extensive sale 0
valuable Stock, Farming Utensils, Hay, Corn
&C., sc. Milton Dance
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG COW, very promising, with Calf
N by her side. Apply to ..aa
FRANCIS POTEE,
Hillen Road near Towsontown.
I'll, TX 9t W t
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9ofal Affairs.
va The following Property, advertised in this
paper, will be sold as stated below:

va The following Property, advertised IN TINS
paper, will be sold as stated below:
AT PRIyATE SALE.
In the 9th district 81 miles from Freelands on
the N. g. r. W., Farm of SO acres with paper
Mill, and good farm buildings. Also farm OF
80 acres adjoining D. b. Wilhelm.
The atBacon Hall Farm" 476 acres, on the
York Turnpike, 3 miles from Monkt0n station,
N. G.. r. W, with stone dwelling and Barn.
Jno Phiipot, Jno. T. Ensor Trustees.
Farm of $50 acres, 9 miles from Baltimore {;
farm OF 100 acres Limestone land near Warren !;
farm of SIS acres, miles east of Towsontown,
with several smaller tracts, by B. N. Payne,
Towsontown .--....--
Farm of III acres on envy Ladies Manor" 20
miles from Baltimore, 81 from Monkton N. @. X.
r. with the necessary Improvements. Joseph
Parsons.
Alarm of 81 acres, l miles from Baltimore,
miles from Towsontown, near Dulaney's Valley
pike with good dwelling, stables &C. james
IL. Bosley, 203 North St. Baltimore.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On Thurday, July 18th, farm containing
l42 acres with good improvements, &c. Josiah
Wheeler, Trustee. i r.tst,l
Tuesday, August LIST, at Govanstown, the
property of the late Thos. Cross, containing over
two acres of land, with handsome dwelling,
stable, &c. In. Steel, Atty. ssH
Tuesday, August lst, at the Court House,
Towsontown, a farm of LOG acres, in the Second
District, near Woodstock, on the B. & 0. r. r.,
known as I" Bells Park, with good barn,
dwelling, sc. Richard Grasm, Trustee.
Saturday, August 9Th, most Valuable Farm OF
22O acres, on Long Green, with good Dwelling
and out-buldings the residence of the late j. @.
Price. John T. Lester, Assignee.
Thursday, August 10th, Valuable Farm of l23
acres, on the old Dover Road, 20 acres in COOL
Timber with fine three-story brick Dwelling
and other out-building, good Orchard, &c, the
property of the late Lewis Pitts. Ii. s., Wheel
CIR, Trustee:
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sATURDAY. July %, 1865.

L. NJ. HAyERsTICK, b
He 6 LoNGNEcKE Ell EDIr0ns.
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TO All Whom it may Concern;
Holm HARTMAN

HNHATs application has been made to the
i Governor for Pardon in the case Of the
s,4saffsr "A STATE
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RS prepared to furnish COFFINS at 70 per
cent less than the usual price, and of fine
Aaish, for caah, Jan. rs, lS66.--1y.
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GEORGE G. McCOULL,
UNDERTAKER,

No. 1sl Saratoga street, door west of Howard
Il E
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3altO. o.. Mniiolt.
TOWS0MTOWM, MO-
THE SHIP UNION.

The,good ship Unions voyage is DER,
At anchor safe she swings
And loud and clear with cheer on cheer
Her joyous welcome rings:
Hurrah Hurrahl itshakes the,wave,
Il thunders ON the shore, -
One flag, one land, one heart, one hand
One Nation evermoreI IS
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTEoPATH1 AND MEDIorFEe.
Odce-1i9 Seneca street, e few doors from Superior,
up st frs, opposite the Oty Hotel.
BH-Onios hours from 9 to Il and from 2 to 5 O'CLOCK
Daily fSundays exccptad) } lan7
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-===.hinr d De hndL be Of

/ :;on =, anything of the kind Be of
vilh You. ali of you 49,,
81 this fearless display of martial
vs1or and gentlemanly bearing was not
anficient Henry Wirz essayed TO- and
| ecliDsed his General in profanity and lnde'
( canev-snd l here assert that II the lowest
sinks of the most abandoned parts OF your
civ ware CLEANED, they could not s0rPsss
| tbs ribsIds yulgsrity and finished profanity
Of this- tailor. exhibited in the presence of
refined and Hloyal" ladies.
Shocked. terrified, beaten to the v-Fy
dust with modification, the party retired,
and. foiled in their StfJris TO succar the
sick, or alleviate the tortures of the dying
Union soldier, they gave their load S
of clothing and food 10 q passing col
umn Of Federal prisoners, on their wsy 10
another placa-MiileR. They, at least,
had the satisfaction of knowing that some
were benefited, even if they had failed in
their efforts for those who most needed
their assistance. ie
During the last winter-which WAS anu-
sually cold for Georgia, when the ice
made an inch thick-no shelter, d blankets
or clothes, no wood was provided for the
Wretched inmates of that prison. Squads
were permitted, to the number OF thirty, to
90 out under guard daily, for one hour,
without axes or any cutting tool, to gather
the refuse and rotted wood in the forests;
and if they ontstaid their time they were
tried BY q drum-head court martial, charged
with violating their parole, aud if found
guilty were hungl ], myself saw three
bodies hanging, who were thus executed.
aPoor fellows l thought, "God has taken
pity upon you and given you deliversnce
from your cFuel jsilor. When you and he
meet at another Judgment seat, woe to him
if his authority be found insufficient for
this taking of your lives, wretched though
they be-
My house was q resort o. I should ssy
refuge, Of most of the prisoners who msde
their escape from the .stOckade, and the
tales of starvation and distress which they
told would have melted an iron heart. l
must close my hurried account of what |
have seen. It is far from full not one
.-haQn told by far the most has
been kept back nOm
respect to u readers l have not en-
bellished. The pictures were too rough
the characters too forlorn for the flowers Of
rhetoric to boom in their presence. Broken
hearts, crushed spirits and manhood tram
pied on, may Suswer as fitting subjects for
the romsneer's pen, but the horrible reality,
60 seldom seen, burns its imsges upon the
beholders soul, that no other Impressions
can effsce, and they remain life pictures
indeed. 5.
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n1tn Saving
Train leaving
rrEin lssyinE
rrstn leaving
Train leaving
| Train leaving
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- DR R.COODALE'S
GATNAR TAI BIZ.
And MODE or TREATMENT IS
TIE AOME OF PERFECTION,

Il psnetrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible di ease, and exterminAtes IT, root and
branch, forever.
II All the Wretehed symp'
toms Of this losthesome mAisdys and GveEts con
sumption.
It cleans the head, -d~eOdOrtses the
breath, and affords the mOst grateful relief
II aIIeVIates more agony and Silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
Il is noted for curing the most hope
les osses, that every known means failed In.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ia
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
20 form Of or noises In the
cad can resist Its penetrating power.
DE-. GOOdale's CRtarrh Remedy Ia a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
Dr.. K. &OOdaIe is known Throughout
the ooan. ~, a. the Author OF the only True Theo'
nv Of CataTTh ever Published. Where Its Origin
What its RsVages-Mode Of Trestmsnt-and Rapid
| Cure In all its fOrmH.
Dr, GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Catarrh
should b read BY every one. It can be obtained 81
our nearest Agency, or BY sending ; postage stAmI
70 our ohos.
Price 81 o.. Send = stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON & ANDREWS, sole Agents, New York
aoId nv q. ". CLARK, Cleveland febS:RS
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NEvyLAND AND PIFTsBURaH

CLEVELAND AND PITT5BURGH
RAILROAD
1855, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1875.
On and aftAr Monday. May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays exceptedl a. follows:
500 A. H-n sLu-AErfSeo a. tlttsDuTgh 4azsF. ~
Hnrrisburgn 9.D A. ~ baltnuorr liM A. n
Washfngtou b;2SA A. H., Philadelphia e-adA- r..
New York GOA n, HhselingSsm P. !. Uous
meets IT Hudson with .. z &C. Elk. TOR Akron
aud Millersburgh.
LEO T. d. -EZPRES-ArrYes 81 Pit5burzh $3.50 ?,
y. Hnrrisburgh 7:40 A. ~. Baltimore 1922 r
ashiBgto1 go p. H., Philadelphia HA0 ?.
n. New YOTk 2.15P n, Wheeling SEA ~
3:lO P. M.-AlCOmMODATIOH-For HudsoE and
fnte~ mediate Stations, Ouyahogh Falls. AErol-
and Ehliersburgh, eonnecting at OrrV1hs WITH
p z. W.hU- BY. for canton, Nassnlon' "oos-
ter and Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgb to New York,
via AlisntoWn) without change.
- Fare rs low s. ~ Az Ctncr nhts
81 Through Tickets can b. Br01rr@c at ths Union
ticket Once Wsddoi HOUHe, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Statim-
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YMPTO MSE

4 single Bottle VIII Last q HOnth-eo
be used thTse sInaaa n naS-
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OUR ST0OK OF

Jeff DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have teen wrought,
Our gGlan boys are coming homei
Jef Davis has been caught.
Euzzal huzzal nos hsSs your baon'rs cut
Huzzsl huzzaI let slt e people shout.
The way the rebel chief was caught
is Iaugbsble indesdi
He tried to run in petticcats,
But he did not succeed
Huzzal huzzal hang all your banners OUT
JEFF Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our bows did think it very strange,
a woman should retre't
With q great DO Eie-kniie in hand,
Until they saw hiH ieet.
'TwiTt CATER shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crinoline, we think ycu dee
For you = ould not conceal
TIE fying rebel President,
WEenh did show HE b ell.
HuzzaI huzzA there's nothing half so hne
To sh ~ a foot and ankle %, Xix well raised
orinOline.
Your Gays are numbered now, old Jen,
You surely cannot hops,
Or have 3 better end in view,
Than the e. d Of 3 stout rope.
HuEzSl huzzaI JEFF Davis has no shoej
In settling up all his accounts, just keep ri
crimes in view.
The boys who oaugbt JEFF avis,
Well welcome one and al,
Add treat them to q hne new suit
AT I5AAJ'B UeIOH HALF
HuzzAi husga fIng the starry banner out,
Our ga LIANT boys are coming home, let all ms
people shout.
The Target and Best Sto0k-or Fashionable
Clothing in the West al the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a, Isaaes's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines. Storr's hutomston Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
80 Lock ont for the Giants myzo
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
d exhibition, 8 large stock Of
FANCY OASSIMERE9,
A D0E5KINS,
BLACK DALIAH & BLOWN 40 CLOTH
BLACK n FANCY SATIREITss
EVERETT L DOUBLE
AND TWIST TJEADES,
BLACK NJ DRAB HALIENS,
sILICIAS AND SATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and Who'e-
s,Is bus ers generally, viii find it to their adysn-
taze to examine my stock before purchasing else
where s. MANN,
Tvs 1852 Superior ct. opp Bank st
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NrPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

me ProprietorS Of the New York Museum Of AnHt-
Umy have determined, regardless Of expense, to Is:
me free flor the bsnsat OF suffering humanity, and
suppression q ouaokery) four Of their most inter
sgting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and tts
DISQUALIFICATION, Nervous and Physical Debility
P~rssSsurs decline OF Manhood, Indigestion eak-
pess 1r Depression, Impotenoy, Loss OF Energy and
Haply Power; the great Social Evil, bnd those
Hnlndies which result from Youthful follieE, ez-
pesses OF maturity, and ignorance Of PhyEiology
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been she means
Of enIigbtening and saving thoueandE, end viii be
forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by "a
dressing SECRETARY, New York NuEsum OfAnAt
rmy and Medicine, els Broadway, New York.
ssN1B-Rs
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sNo, General" responded the spOkes-
man of the party, al am not, as you know,
nor are any here present; We Rave come,
as you requested US through the Rev. Mr..
o., TO bring the necessary articles Tor the
Federal hospitals, and ask a pass for the
purpose of delivering them"
"IIs id hel I never gave permis-
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DRTVATE AFFAIRS,
IN WEIGH
I'll Classes are Interested.

Farmers DtoVers, Merchants, LumbeTmsn, Me-
chanios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor
should ask themselveIif the slightest sTPHILITIoi
or sosoalIed PRTVAfl DISEASE, faint Is lin gering IN
their SYSTEMS, II 80, they should apply In person
If possible; II not possible In person, BY letter
and receive BY return mail q blank circular o.
questions, which will enable fny one to know posi-
lively lust how they stand ..
To the intelligent reader II Is not necessary x
publish the names Of the many complications AND
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yeN Il may
be advisable to mention as most prominent SYPH'
Ills Primary, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and 5HPRILls
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bonea In III
deAthly aetiOn.
EVery one should know, also, that many o. th'
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THROAT
proceed nom this cause, and will, II not properly
handled. ultimately result in loss Of voice. Lookt 4
YOUR true interest, and consult bV letter,or Apply a
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PIANOS.
DIANO-FORTE wAREROoMS.
KINNARn. nREHER & 90,

Corner of Seneca aud ChGmPlGin Streets
Have Just received direct hoD HeE York, q con-
.ignmeut of superb Pianos from the eele5rstea
msnuiaotoTy OF DECKER BROS. These Instru,
ments, for extraordinary Volume Eiehness ano
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