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~ DIR. DUPoNCo's "
Golden Periodical Pills,
eSaiti FOR FEMALES. I

IntRllhle In Correcting IreRularitieS, RemoV.
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'1r nom Whatever Cause, and rIE
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Farm FOR Sale.



n OFFER ron SALE ny FARM OF
j EigntYNuy fc1S ifhkt5 allitile over q
milo nom Bellaifo, on tho Csntnll Ohio
Railroad, d tho mt tunnel.
The land q all improved, and has four
ui1tlllhg h6lso1 IN q m = Il ~ Sen.
pied aleo good orchard, tho tfOi mostly
belected. Three acTOg arc IN EfapeS and one
acre IN. StpWbeuieS A good wen or water,
apd thege 8 4 SIS g vein ~ 81 ppdqi ~.
all the year, and formerly uSod q grist and
saw mill.
FiJleon 70 tVentyncyol ara Creek bottom
iAlid wen adapted foE Ia iihg y ltTl
aid hise been HBOd u such ~ me NO
Tor -fuFtheF particulars and hfice, hpyly
personally or BY letter 70 John Is Robin n,
on the pEemlees, or q La eBell9 Z, l5tofo
WheellnE West VA lyo11,, n I,npI,ysoS &,
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IsnoW, a It always has been, THEFR1END
AIR AIR PA6RpH 9tfp R S5 As ~ h tbToats
'the late war II was unsWefv Wing In It's support
OF the cause and the soldiers Of the Republic,
The National Administration and Freedom,
OFT will continue t0i4hppOt MI measures
that are calculated to adjust the tFppb lelsnnle
National honor, ttStict, and an eIldttItIl1 and
bLbE0eCf IAd6e - ~ ~ - Hiss tH' stA4ft-'
Not TASTY In it, conclusions, but jGSt and
sincere IN itS eoaUtotfoal- mot ssenSatlonAb In
Ii spirit, bat pro0reIEp0 and HbsIal hi ~ tOs-
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The Telegraph

BrinRs us News Dispatches and Market Re.
ports from all important points.
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Fresh Oysters.

nOOTH, 1lHlTTELLa 4 90. ARERECEIy.
5 q i a SSa sS SS sAl ny Sofs 3 v
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TEE NTRLLIaRNcER

aims to 80 influence the public Judgment as 70
assist III forming q HEALTHY, ErJLIaHfENBp
AND JUST PoPuLAR ARNTmENT upon lal
questions OF current thought and discussion
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Females peculiarly situated, or those mp
posing themselves 50, are cautioned AERlnh
using these Pills while In that condition LEST
they elnvlte miscarriage" after which adj
billty, although their mildne,S would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recOmmendeIin Sa Hri1 TtI HtHul
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY .
for all thUSo Aiiiicung complaints 20 peculiar
IN the sex, viz DtStFGStHlG and PnfVil Men
ETeGgtng DotCH ItltES, RUN Of Blood % hl6
Head, Dtf!tHeSs, DtrlIleSS Of Sight, Green Sick
mess Hedt5tletS, EItigIIe on any ii1h E1fTfiOPl,
PIlpiidii0n Of he Heart, and all the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, mud the beginning nt
all other female weakeneRol
The LeucOFFhea, or Whites.
At the SINE time, there b nothing In thes
pills that can do Injury 10 life or health. LEI
he dtreoiollS Be strictly JollOUeCi and you will
md themtb be all Lhey GTe epreSdltNL
ONE BOX IN SUFFICIENT.
90, 900 Boxes have been Sold within
Two Years!
Tn TAOuSnId Bo1eI Atslt bV Letter, both by
myself and Agents, 10 all nlfts Of the world,
10 which answers have been returned, in
which lAdies Ray, nothing IKE the above pulls
have been known since THE SC1ENCE OF
MEDIOCRE DAwNED UPoN THE WoRLD,
In Removing Distractions q RNaiOFs
ing Nature 70 lta Proper Channel,
oUIEFINGTHE NERVES and bringing back the
"Rnsy color OF Health" 70 The cheek OF the
most delicate.
Price 81 per BOX. Six ROXCA 81,
Bold byIrCABE, KRAEI8 CO., Wholesale
nrugglStS rs Main street, Wheellng. General
U %RSS S A s RGd iSE % sdd AZ sp s Sy
REED, KRAFT&CO. -
Sold In 81. ClRiHVlllO, Ohio, by
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W.P. Smith. Master Of Tfansportation,
R.T. DEVRIES
jul6 General Agent, Wheeling
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DnACFTfikI I:xPERiGH0E, s-I know
IN about Walhing clothes. t ~ y ,.sst
SSIhiio iadfidii6 IA n 81 a. present. am turns
inEoiifSl5 plQol dailyf Is94Ya e2lIi
SVSsiinF Mnnhine8 o. the dayi And ca truly
5SCioffiaiid SiFeet, New York, 4 the only one
IhAye found worth hopse'Fooni. Two OF
them are now and have hl1n tor yeam In con-
slant use In my laundry. :. !, 80. ~, rs.
lSBlHudson IT., New. York;
Gold by PRYOR B09D 4 Cos Wheeling. W.
VRs afaIIHrtg IsaEH.tB eeplo.
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Who have injured Themselves by certain
practice, INDUCED In when alone, q habit me
quepLly learned nom evil companions, or Mt
school, the efieCtB Of which are nightly felt
even when asleep and, II mot cured, rsndem
marriage impoE ible, and destroys both mind
What q pity that q young man, The hopeo Of
his country the pride OF his parents, should be
snatnhed nom all prospects, and enjoymentg
ollie by the consequence Of deviAting from
tho path OF nltufe, and indulgingin cortaln
formulating
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ON Q e.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho mnny thousands cured at this estAhlIGhs
ment within the last twenty yeanS, and the
numerous important surgical Operations per.
formed by DR.. johnson, witnessed by the re.
pdrteH d: TIE sun and many other papers,
again before the public! besides his standing
rs gentleman ofcharacter and responsibility
81 SUFFICIENT guarantee 70 the afiicted.
sK1N DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
feb9O-lyelI 'F ~ r. I' '7' pyf.
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Member OF the Roynl College Of Surgeons.
London, Graduate ofon6 ofthe mot euiinenf
College9tn the United StatNS Nndlhe Greater
part or q t1no01 no Ina b6an tpdht7in ne hoS.
pltalg OF london, Paris, PhilNdelphia, and
eleeW enc has eiiees "a some % me mot Is
troubled with Ringing n the he'd and ems
when asleep great nervousness being alarmed
ut udden Sounds, bash f1Inea with frequent
bluShthg, attended sometime with tiefangos
piento Of mind, were cured Immediately, ~,
me-, TAKE, ARTttLLARN NOTICE.
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.l. NJ. stsssstttss s
BALTIMORE 4 OHiOR.R Comply
oYgfCl BALI. 4 ONO RA1SoAnCc,
S-SWlnlEtis Jilnol5 ISL. J

ths foiioVinS schedule On md ana Juns
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MARRIAGE,

Reaect that p sound mlnd and body,are the
most Necessary republics 70 promote c6nnus
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes 4 weary pilgrim.
age; the prospect hourly darkbnst 70 the View
the mind becomes ShadoWed with despair and
Iilled with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness OF another becomes bllghted with
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5hfdFfied PeH1ns, or1Youhs N oontomEaa,
e olsanlS S S D 81 SaRs spss s
n He Who places himself under the eare Oh III,
J.may Teligi0usly confde IA his hon1ria {
Eentlemallj and confidently rely upon hi
airiliag o pliyHiCiAh! , uSffii4hfikAfl
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Especially Who have toooIn0 Tie vieilnI i a
Solitary VICE that al tfnl- aFla n 4, n
habit VI liea ANIMAL " Roofa 10 an mt NJ II
giiI2e thous nj or y nunF ifOh al, m y iili'
lent talenta and brilti mt intqllOc i6
Gelaio9 with the thundegS o. Hl0dn0ndl u
walked 70 ecsla6y the living I'm, imly Z n
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what Mr.. MANTHM would call q
demmed moist, unpleasant body" his
tory fails to record. But if HoRNBRooK
is still animated by "the noble rage" that
produced from him such eloquent OUT
bursts as electrified the House ofDele'
gates last winter, he doubtless informed
the convention that che had been elect
ed to represent the loyal people of Ohio
county when the copperheads directly
charged him with being in favor OF
negro suffrage" and therefore bis
friend FOREMAN should not be weak
kneed nor afraid.
1t is pity that the Governor has ielt
constrained to Violate his convict ms
and Ego back on his friends" as he mas
done, but he will probably find that his
policy protest has been uttered too late.
He will be compelled during the cam
paign not only to meet the charge that
he is in favor of negro suffrage, but also
that he is too cowardly to boldly avow
his belief
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A Dilemma.

In the platform of the Southern
Sneaks," adopted at Philadelphia, is the
following resolution:
8. Resolved, That there is no right,
political legal, or constitutional, III any
State to seCede or withdraw from the
Union; but they may by wicked and
unauthorized revolution and force sever
the relations which they have sustained
10 the Union, and when. they do they
assume the attitude OF public enemies,
at war with the United States, and
subject themselves to all the rules ana
principles of international law and the
laws of war applicable 10 bellgerents'
according to modern usage.
Now, if, as this resolution seems III
tended to assert, the Southern States
have placed themselves in the attitude
of public enemies and subjected them
seves to all the rules and principles OF
international l.w and the laws of war
applicable. to belligerents," what be-
comes of the charge of treason" about
which we have heard SO much, and
which was SO often upon the lips OF the
radicals composing the Convention? II
the principles of international Ian arc
applicable in the dealings of the Federal
Government with the Southern States,
where will the radicals get the right TO
hang JEFF. DAVIS, or any other Southern
man for his political otfeuses? Iuterna
tional law recognizes no such right
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Foreign Rorn Ci,izens.

The present session OF the United
States district court affords a good OPP
portunity to those of our Foreign bora
citizens who have uoy yet been natural,
ICED to have the matter attended To-.
All male persons of foreign birth who
came to this country under eighteen
years of age and are now twenty one
years old, having resided il this country
five years, may be immediately natural
lied and entitled TO DO registered as
voters, upon application to the court.
We trust that all persons of this class
may be hunted up and naturalized at
the present session Of the court This
will probably be the last opportunity
for naturalization before the October
election, aud it should not therefore he
permitted to pass b. unimprorod'
There is no class of our citzeus moe
deeply interested In procuring the down
fall Of political radiealism than those of
foreign birth. The spirit of know norh'
ingism" is still alive in the hearts OF the
radicals. Prescription and persecution
are still their aim. and, if they ind that
they cannot disfraDchise foreigners, they
are determined TO give the ballot =, the
negro in order to counteract the foreign
vote. The Democratic party, that stood
nv and defanded the rights of foraiun,,s
in years past, stands by them still, and
there are many men who We're once
identified with the Know Nothing move.
ment who are now allied with the
Democracy in protecting the privileges
o. persons of foreign birth. But the
radical party is the legitimate offspring
and inherits the spirit of that party
that murdered unoffendipg citizens be-
cause they wers not born in America
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The Great Acclimating Tonic

Wherever HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, the celebrated American prevention oil
Climatic Diseases, have been introduced into
unhea! thy regions, their effects in sustaining
the health, vigor and animal spirits OF those
whose pursuits subjected them to extraordinary
risks from exposure and privatieD, have been
wonderful. In the Army the superiority Of this
article over any other invigorating and altera-
tive medicine has become so manifest where
used that it is relied upon, exclusively rs pro-
lection against Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague
and Bowel complaints OF every kind. The SOL
diers say it is the only stimulant which produces
AMI keeps mp a healthy habit Of body in un'
wholesome locations For the unaCcimated pi-
oneer and settler 1t is the most reliable OF all
safeguards against sickness. Throughout the
United States it is considered the most healthful
and Agreeable of all touics and altogether IN
eoualed as a remedy for Dyspepsia The med
icinal Ingredients are all vegetable, and are
held in solution by the most wholesome stimu-
liant known-the Essence of Rye. "Hoste tiers
Bitters" are manufactured at Pittsbuvg, PenI-
sylyania, and no less than 50, 900 dozen bottles
are sold annually by druggists.
aug3D
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The NEeuagcrie.

Mr.. A. w CAMPBELL, whose sutferlngs
as a Southern loyalst" are we'll known
in this community, has been appointed
by the negro suffrage convention to be
part of the monagerie which is to follow
the President" and visit the grave OF Mr..
LINCOLN, going by the direct route from
Philadelphia to Illinois, through Connect
lieut., Massachusetts and Maine, rehears'
ing to fearful thousands the dreadful
story of his wrongs. He will probably
find it more profitable than stumping
this Senatorial district for his own cleo
ton. 1t was proposed to add the negro
FRED DOUGLASS, to the band of windy
and disconsolate pilgrims, but motives
of self-respect forbade his acceptance OF
the invitation.
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Prediction CT The Hon. VIM. III sew
arG-New Xorh TO Heat the Jncobins
10000 Yoh-.

EX ract ii. III Secretary Stewards
speech at Mag "a Falls, September lst,
1906:
Il tried 10 AVE that party from de
sttuction. tr!.d to show them the way 4,
straight and p in; but they were in the
case Of the II, eler who got bewildercd
On his way. Ii was shown two roads,
one leading to MS destination, the other
in the opposit, direction, and the record
OF ms decision Was that he had not good
sense enough take either way. [Cheers
aud laughter. Aud SO they took neither
way, aud non where are theyl They
say Va shoulr adhere to the party. l
have been p;,ty man; been in three or
four parties; All though generally con-
sistent, and H. enemies of that party
found me an eli ctiye one, yet never was
accused of il 'idelity. But | never was
party man {, that extent that | did
not know tina he only course, the only
true course, 70 party is to follow the
head If the parry. Who is the head Of
their party j. New York; A voice,
Horace Greel, J Very well. A man
to 10 . party y good, man to make
it successful, Lust take the lead | do
not accept of Creeley, however Laugh
ter. But let hem put ferth man aow,
| and animate I'm for Governor of New
York. 20 test their principles at the cleo
ton ia six we, Ks, and if they are Lot de.
feated by 40 900 majority, then don't
count me in any longer"
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THE Radios are overshooting the
mark in their charges against the Presi'
dent and max 5g themselves ridiculous
They charge II with inconsistency, IL
fidelity to the I.arty, cruelty, lying, per
tidy, forgery, rnsurpation, murder, trea
son, aud cOrs;aring against the life Of
Abraham Liz coin They have nearly
exhausted the catalouge. The only two
crimes with which they have not charg
ed him, now occurring to US, are arson
and rape. These will no doubt soon be
added sand if there is any other crime
nameable or nameless, earthly or hellish
which they can think of, they will ere
long charge II upon the head of Andy
johnson, who vas so virtuous man and
good patriot, in their view, only lit
tie more than Que year ago!
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and prescribed, socially and politically,
thoss whose religious creed did not
chime in with it's own. If foreigners
desire to prevent repetition of these
things, they should GUST from power the
radicals who are plotting the over
throw of all liberty, civil as well as
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'INEvER go to church" said a country
tradesmau to his parish clergyman Il
always spend Sunday in settling &C
counts" The minister Immediately re-
piled: "You will find the day OF Judg..
ment will be spent in the same manner"
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Prisoners of War-FederaI ana Con
federate.

"In reply to resolution OF the House
of Representatives," says the Wasning-
ton Union, calling upon the secretary
of War for the number OF prisoners OF
either side held and that died during the
war, he makes the following report
Number of Union prisoners South, $780,
$40; number that died, % 500. NUMBER
Confederate prisoners North, 2oo,oOo'
number that died, 26,500. :.
Commenting upon this statement,
which, in view of its source, may De re-
garded as official, the Petersburg laaeT
|says: a g6t...
"After all the 'barbarities' of Ander-
sonville and Salisbury; after all the
hired perjury with which Wlrz was muir
dered; with all the unbounded appli-
ances for health, comfort and cure which
the humane, Christian, enlightened ana
civilized North possessed; with all the
utterly infamous character OF Wasnlng-
ton official testimony where rebels are
concerned; with every motive Tor, Win
constant practice of, and unblushlng
notoriety 10 falsyfiiDg records 10 suit
their case, what are the tactsY
"Oat of $4,000 Union prisoners, ~
500 died Out of 100000 Confederate
prisoners, $500 died. The Union prls'
oners exceeded the Confederate prisoners
81 900; yet the deaths of Union prisoners
fell below those of Confederate prison
ers four thousand.
Hence we see where, and by 'ohom
most
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DISSOLUTION.

VlHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
i FORE existing between ROSS, EMBLEM
e. CO., has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, Robert Emblem having Withdrawn,
The business will be continued under the firm
name of ROSS & ELDER All persons having
claims against the late firm are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement. ROSS e. ELDER.
sept7.lw
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DIR. VALENTINE

THREATS THE POOR FREE OF
i Charge, from eight to ten o'clock of each
morning, in the building, Southwest corner of
Madison and Market streets. Those that are
able to pay, at the Grant House, from ten A. NJ :,
to six P. ~, until September 2lst.
Sept6.lw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.PISO'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annuity
from Consumption in the United States (See
census report for 1900
This remedy bls been for several years used
in practice by eminent physicians, with such
marked success, that is now, by urgent reque st
offered to the public as an infallible remedy for
lung and throat diseases. Not every one IN the
advanced Stages of the consumption can be
cured, but many have been, and many more are
now receiving benefit from its use, and this
long after all other known remedies have failed
As an evidence of our sincerity in the above
statement we warrant it to give satisfaction.
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling W. Va General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may be adj
dressed
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HENRY. WARD BEEcHER says that ito
love he must have something to put his
arms around" Well, that is pleasant
way of loving.
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LET THE LADIES READ

UNHE FkhEM CIV OF IhE CITY
i respectfully solicit donations of eatables
for a Grand Dinner to be given to our visiting
Firemen on the 18th inst Persons contributing
will please leave their donations between the
hours of IL NJ, and5 p. NJ, on the l2'h inst, at
the following places:
First Wdrd.-At the Groceries of David
Campbell, Joseph Steger and VIM Chapline.
Second Ward.-Arkle's Grocery.
Third Ward. George Phillips Grocery.
Fourth Rard.-James Bodley's residence on
Centre street; E. G. LETTERS Grocery and Hen.
~ Kurtz's store.
Fifth Hard-First Mutual Store, Reed 4.
Krafts Drug Store, and F. W Bassett's Dry
Goods Store.
. iSi1th Ward.-George Edwards Grocery, VIM.
Hastings residence, on Chapline street, and La
Belle Store.
Seventh Ward. blair e. Hunters Grocery.
q. SHELLY, Chairman.
ED. WEIssERBER, Secy of Committee.
seDtS-4t
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET,

SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
DANIEL LAMB.
y. M BICKEL.
JOHN w. BROWN.
SHERIFF.
THOMAS j. CAMPB BELL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JAMES p. ROG ERs.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
MICHAEL j. BR ENG
RECORDER.
ROBERT B. WOODS:
TREASURER.
ISRAEL UPDEGEAFF.
SURVEYOR.
THOs. b. McCORD-
ASSESSORS
CITY.-JOsHUA BURLEY:
COUNTRY. w. MORGAN.
Election Thrrsday, October 2a, 1866
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THE slave of a womans caprice is tied
to the tail of jack.o'lanteTn.
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THE spirit of charity makes as many
flames as posi- bic grow out of the dead
heart instead of weeds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-08

WHEN lovers put their lips together
for kiss, they are presenting each otnee
with bills of exchange.
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THE long and short of the matter-the
speeches of Johnson and Grant
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WHITE MANS TICKET.


so AIS FOR GOVERNOR. '' p
COL. BENJAMIN n. SMITH,
of Kanawha county. E-
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATEl
HON. JOHN w. KENNHD
0r of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
.cou PETER DARNELL,
of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
1.pT JOHN 9. BURLETT.
of Taylor county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NATHANIEL RICHARDs"N'
ar of Ohio county.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
CALEB BOGGEss'
of Harrison county.
FOR CoNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT
COL. ID. ID. JOHNSON
of Tyler county,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE
n claims against the Turner'S Association will
forthwith. BY order of the President,
septs.lt GEO. SCHWARZBACH, Sec'y.
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MANS inhumanity to man
Make countless thousands mourn
For of Confederate prisoners in Federal
prisons, there died IL PEI cent; while OF
Federal prisoners in Confederate prisons
there died 7 per cent.