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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
soaii,o Of the National Union Conn
mittee.
Tho National Union COMMITTEE

The NatiollaI Nhioii o'iAi'''N
mel at the Republican headquarters
j., Washington city on Friday last,
AND after the trasaction OF much
,,onortant business, the following
preamhls and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
UIe,tas, The desertion by the
prasiJapt of those whose generous
aonddpnce placed him in his high
,Dnst has brought the National
I~n;on marty into Il new and untricd
Nnsition at the time of great trial to
The Government, thereby calling for
t,n exercise Of the greatest vigI-
lance. frmucSS and patriotism on
+bn mart or those who would uphold
the PRINCIPLES and sustain the meas
4 nras which have carried the nation
through! the war: therefore.
ReulrH, That h Executive
n Committee be directed and author
4 jle1 tomato a thorough organiza-
ton of the future to confirm the sue
cc.~of the past. and to secure the
frlit, OF our fairly won triumph, and
4 for that purpose they may establish
q their headquarters in the city of
y New York, appoint a secretary and
A such assistants as they may deem
proper. and to take such other meas
4 nres as may be necessary to give Ell
4 feet to this resolution.
y R.aolrcd, That the members of
\ the Union party in every part ofthe
country be requested to correspond
u with this committee, by addressing
y its chairman. at the headquarters
aforesaid. giving information as to
n the state Q. affairs in their several
h localities, with the general condi-
ton and requirements ol-tAc Union
& cause.
ii The following resolutions were
also unanimously adopted:
R4o',a7. That the Uaion Ma.
tlo0gl Committee congratulate the
peoplc Of Nebraska and Colorado
" ontheir admission by Congress iuja
the Union a. states. and they
wouU respectfully express to the
legislatures Of those States then
couaa.nt hope and earnest desire
thpt tie acts Oh admission Us Con
crys. may be promptly accepted by
81hrm. placing themselves thereby on
-I. .tr,,i. ,.rIf.ei of plugl r.rt.ts Z.
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To Farmers.

4 FULL STOCK Of
Scythes, Forks, Hay and Hand
Ralles, Shovels, Hoes, Iron Bars,
Wool Irvine, Sheep Shears, But
ter Tubs, and best Dairy Salt,
At the lowest market prices, by
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
WBSTAEe'S RAESAN OF WILD
CHERRY.

This remedy has long been cherished by the
community for its remarkable efficacy III reliey-
ing, healing and curing the most obstinate,
painful and long standing cases Of cough,
/ cold, Influenza, Sore 1hrodf bronchitis. Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, 4sfhma, Inflammation Of The
LtHgS while even Consumption itself has
yielded 10 the magic influence when all other
means have failed, Its history proves that
the past has produced no remedy of equal
value. as a cure for numerous and dangerous
pulmonary affections which prevail all over
the land
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY

From Andrew Archer, Esq, of Fairfield
Ne.
"About eight years since my son, Henry \
Archer now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset
county, Maine was attacked with splitting OF
blood, cough, weakness OF lungs, and genera
debility. 80 much 80 that our family physician
declared him to have SEATED CoNsUMPTioN.
He was under medical treatment for number
of months, but received 10 benefit from it
At length, from a solicitation of himself and
others was induced to purchase one hottie Of
Ibistar'S BaiS0Dt Of wa therTy which benefit
ed him so much that obtained another bottle
which in a short time restored him TO his usual
state OF health. / think can safely recon-
mend this remedy TO Others in like condition
iorit Is, think, al! It purports to te-1ae
Grcat Litag Rcmedy f0f the Times
The above statement, gentlemen IS my rol
untary oIierii z to you IN favor your Bal
'an. and j. at Your DISPOSAL
Prepared by SETH ". FONIE x son, Is
fremont St, Boston and 70. sale hy Druggists
generally.
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ORANGE COUNTY BANK.

rg'IIE BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY whose,
\ charter terminated on the LIST day OF Jan
nary ls66 hereby gives notice that the out
standing bills of said bank will be redeemed
at the Banking House OF the Orange County
National Bank in Chelsea, VT, for one year
from December3l, 1896, agrccably to the iol'
lowing act
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REVEREND MYERS, ID. D.,
GYMNiSIUM.

TUJu& GAuDET rRiNrlr$ En-QunD
~ certiOrcm ununlucm,lur iacrre hceal.
crcsccnte in diem alumnorum hllmGro. rem
postulayissc ut se,trs nutarcuiur: itnquc in OPP
portunum uuoddam aeditci,Im u scmenrioui-
bus ill occidcntcm solcm spcctans ubi inter So
junguntur viae Bull ct Coming sesc contulissc.
rropterca uuua sibi i'll amino habra, ita
pucros institucrc ut pcrfncie vel collcgii vel
mcrcaturnc curriculum ingrclaniur, OK urdnc
ntquc al unguem pneruios nrtium principal
c1crccri curnt NcIuc laiinum srrmoncm
gr:rcumve ncglcxit.
Nee minus recte scienliam numrranii. vel
QUA ex Ordne gesta mercatoria lihro iuscri
bantur, etloccre mos est udolcscentulns. Mu-
tntis noyissime rcbus gymnasii ne Iuid dnmni
capiant alumni, socium sib atliunIil prnceps
JOANNEM CANNON omnino haud impcritum
artis docendi a,lolcsccntcm stque proplcr in
genlum celebreni. uui. cum discipline prae-
atantis in Gallia colcgi cximia fnnl, crat, !,
lair.ia sallisu". "uru'",n,n ntrue litteras lat-
mas oopime in gymnasio puodam ejnsdcm re-
gionis ostendit.
Raro igiur event. nj tam opporunum cuiau.,
praehcat sese gallicus sermo
Praccst pucrulis ROSA DIBEiE, ,um came
tis interest lndia ipse prnceps qui aiunlnis
omni re consulere soet
EI anglico sermone et Calico pari,er a,gue
latino, graoco, hcbruico, hispano ct yer,uano
constat adiscendorum curriculum
Soptcmber2 m
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NOTICE..


OFFICE OF CHEF OF POLICE)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
ur po11 oG4Hn G4sG1r9S sFtIaS & e. 4%gus n q
i arc pubnshed for the informstion OF all whom it
may concern. c. D. sIGwALD.
SEC. VI An smoking, Of any pipe or sogar IN wh!.o
violate this clause Of this Ordinance shall for each and
IL Rs eo Of s
amount to be given to the inior1ner.
src. VII. All indecent and dIsorderly conduct curs
Ing and sweanR clamorous noises drunkenness, quar-
either Of the Batteries sioresai shall be
punished i1 tho ssme manner as the same offences
any other portions Of the city. -
SEC. No person porsons shall ride. lead or drive
any horso or horocs ue mules within tho enclosure
OF the Garden under pelllty of FIVE dollars for every
the au'Ount OF the hne to be gwen to the nforrner
SEC. xL II shall not be lawful for any person or per
sons 70 secure or moor with their tass any veIse
or raft to part Of the wharf, the ratings thereof
par. East Bay saad ns Ssso 10 sou
~ street. or to lind from any boat vessel or raft
said wharf, and Il any person or shr Violate or
tra5sSss any Of tho proyons Contained in this elaus0
to be recovered In The city Court Of S8icI pe
atty shall go to the informer.
Whereas many loaded rays and carts pass unnecessa
rly through King street. in the city OF Charleston 10
the great obstruction Of that thoroughtare. and the
serious inconyonience and danger OF those who have
business therein:
BE- Is ordaaed. That from and after tho passing of this
Ordinance It sha not bo lawful for any licensed cart
dr.y wagon. or other carriage laden with cotton lum
ber or oiher MERCHANDISE commodity TO bo driven
through tho said King street south Calhoun street. or
any part thereof ssye and except for tho purpose Of
and any driver conductor OF any such cart draw.
wagon or other csrriage offending herein saiI forfeit
and pay sum OF not less than ton doliars nor more
than twenty dollars. 80 tug--t ~
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Jon "ouK.-We have now completed our
Office so as 10 execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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Mn. VI. ID. SrRonEL, long and fnvornbly
known TO the business community Of this city,
to-day assumes tho business and financial man
agement of this pnpcr.
In making this announcement we tako The
"rcasion TO express our thinks 10 the friends
and patrons of the NEWS for their continued
support. 1t will he n satisfaction to them to
know that. notwithstanding the lnisrcpresUn'a-
i"'." 80 'ain puriirs, persistent Mt
tcmps 10 injurc us, the commencement of the
commercial year finds us in rs prosperous con-
diiion We could expect. considering the
great dullncss of the summer Our subscrip.
ton list has steadily increased, and our atlvcr-
ting patronage hns been ns iiattcrng us TINT
Of any journal in tho country.
What we have endcnyored to make of the
NEWS, and what we shall endeavor 10 mako of
il in the future, is q first class newspaper. If
our views on political questions differ with
those Of some of our friends, We believe they
nrc willing to allow us the privilege we heartily
coucele TO them-the right Of thinking md
expressing what We believe to be true.
Wc have advocated the recognition and ac-
ccptancc of tho political situation as il actually
exists. Wo have advocated neither the doc
trines Of the Radicals Of the North, nor of the
Radicals of the Soutl-for We hold that the
doctrines of either, if adopted, would be de-
struciivc to the country.
The course we have pursued in this respect
we shall continue; satisfied that, in the end, it
will be considered by all a wise and just one.
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ASSOCIATION.
V0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ~ tiJESD
L the regular monthly uieetny Yai 4. .....I Al
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September .
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Largest U1nuuLATIoN.-4h. n.,1,y

hARaEsT ClRuuLATIoN.-3h DAILY
NEWS publishes The 01:ciaz List Of Let
te's remainiag IN the PostoRice at Tie ena
Of each neck, eyreeaJiy to The .toilo.oia9
section oJ the Ncio PostcBics Lao, as The
newspaper hopiay The largest circulation in
Me City of Charleston:
SkrrIOS g. AMI be further enacted That lists or Ia,
rrs remaining uncailcd Tor IN Posoco In any civ
town or NllaSc. where newspaper shall be nrinri
shall hereafter ho published only Ia the posr
which, bslnE published weekly otteuer sLa have t
Oilrc '' - '''' "A''
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Ug ~ cOinHn'cdtons intended for publication h,
hia journal must DC addressed 10 he Eii,i,,. nf H
UoHP a'ns, no. TX HdyHc-si,rtf, Charleston, s. &.
Sc,cs. '''' " """3
fiOnS. >'N''" "o''''''''''"
'hrrriismirnts outside ofRe city mus bs aetY,,nva.
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COpAi,,pynI,SItIp NoTICE

COPANPNEItSIfIP NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF aOURDIN, MATTHIEssEN & CO., IN
Il Charleston and savannah having expired by lmlta-
ton upon the death OF the late f. C. MATTHIESSEN
the signed will continue the buainess Chhrios
Il u under the former nsne of GOURDIN MATTHIES-
sen CO.. and IN Savannah Of r. L. Il. N, GOURDIN
co. II. aOURDIN,
r. n. GOUnDIS,
l.. q. YOUNG.
Charleston. september lst. 1867. September
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EDUCATED NJ AL.

CAROLINA EDUCATIONAL. tSSrITt.rp:
FOIt YOUNG LADIES.
MESDAMl:S GiRAltD & DOwK1L.
rI1lIE FXEncISES or THIS SCHOOL. WILL III
i resumed d. W aM H~ndiY H~rf. september iGli
SIR. ALEXANDER will rrInain in 'st,:o "t the i:i,1h,h
Department.
The record the First Class r Honor will hs ,pin
iucne'd II tho 1st October.
Scptomber0 Sept. p.l3. TO- 1925
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YOUNG LADIES' COtLEaIATE IYsTI.
TTrTE


VIE EXIdEECIES OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
Il the Commissioners Of the State Normal and High
school to use the building u FREQ School, The state
Normal and High School az organized wi eref ro
De rarsferred. under tho title of the YOUNG; Ladies'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to the cOmmodious building
on the north side Of George street. No. 49, wesi
Of King stroct ~
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. sl25o per
ha session, or $50 snnum n the Collegiate Depart
inent Sl6 per half session. $50 per annuin French
Drawing. and Vocal Music. Included in the regular
course. Latin, Crock German. Italian. Spanish IT,
srlmontal Music and Painting. oItra at moderate
charges.
limitcJ number Of BORDER will he received a, tho
Institute Board. $50 per mouth s3oJ per annum,
including ing Lights. Fuel etc. Parlur Eoarders
advance. -
Board OF Instruction follows: Ror. HENRY NJ.
MOOD, A. A.. Principal; Rev. HENRY y. BASS A. a1..
Professor OF Mathematics and Ancient Isrguages; Pro-
fossor LEWIS r. GIBBS. a. NJ, VI. r., Lecturer OH
Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy; Professor I. s..
HOLMES. Lecturer un Geology and Natural HI tory;
L. A. FRAMpToN. N: D.. Professor OF Modern Ian.
snagesI Professor WM. MASTERMAN, Insiructnr IN
Yocal husci Miss MARY q. WOOD. Instrucircss in
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA A. HILL. InBtruc-
tress Ia English Branches
September mth4mos
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE cR PETROLEUM.,
DUCTS, AND oTHER NrLAstALBLH Ola
Src I. BE Il ordained by ths Uavor and Aldermen in
coy Council asssmbd, That from and after the 18th day
Of June neLt II aha not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
eimmible oil or oils storage for sale In any cellar
store or building south Of Line street. In lnrger quan
tity than fly gallons any lot premises, AMI
any such quantity kept Borod shall BIO contained
yasAelB OF TIN or other metal.
SEc q That Petroleum, its prolrcs any other In
6anmablo oil ois when brought into tie rity by lan
water. may be kept any lot in any building IN
which cotton In not Atared for period not efccednn
twenty four hours, upon tho expiration of which tlm
ahs bo removed and kept in tho manner required by
the foregoing section.
lso 5. Any person persons violating any palt tf
ts Ordinance shall be subject 10 fne OF two hundred
doars for each offence recoverable any Court OF conf,
potent Jurisdiction. ''
ha!ed IN City Council this twenty first day Of May r.
the year OF our Lord thousand eight Hundred s,d
aiIty-seven. s E--7' - % '-'-N1- -~'' ~
(Lal p. 9. aAIILAnD. Mayor.
. W. II. Inno6
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CHE REyATs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
- She restores to happiness those who, from doleiu
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and by hor sna supernatural powers, unrals the dark
and hidden anystonea Of the future From tho starr We
see In tho hrnamento aioac stars that overcome or
predominao In The the nspccts and
positions Of Tho plsneta and tho hIed heavens
ut the tIno OF BIRTH she deducos tho future desny a.
man Fail not to consult the grestest Astro,ogIst on
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haiety and Satisfaction to themselves, IN person /
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maintained. and all correspondence returned or dcsry
cd Hsferennesof che highest order fnrnIahed those
airing them WHts plainly the dAy OF tho mDnth Ind
year Id which you were born ennloSng ANAL loo. OF
Address :!- MADAME Il. A. PERRIoo
=. o. DaAwEa aps, puy1lIo. NY
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT or
REV. Dr. MYERS.
T1HE EXERCISES OF THE ABOVE NAMED INsTI.
l. TUIE will he resumed ID. w on WEDNESDAY,
October I'd. at tho Academy Coming and Buii
atrrets Terms moderate. and Of instruction
aueh as will inpart a sound and complete ednSaton.
September = 1nwT
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@ Fl A r L E S TON .

MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1867.
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B o AR DI N G.,
GOpARTN ERSHiPS.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
FJNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L. bntwcan the undersigned, In tho PLANNING MILL
mud LUMBER business, under the firm or EDAUaH l.
MALLONEE has been This Day dissolved, by mutual
consent JOHN c. MALLONEE alono Is authorized 10
settle the affairs Of the said oopartnorship
u. G. EDAUGH.
JOHN G. MALLONEE,
CuAnLEsToS, September G, 1867.
Septembsr9 limo
NOTICE.
fIhHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALL
htr. EBhUGl'S interest Ia the above Copartnerrhip
viii continue on Ills account the huaness heret-
fore cnndueto by tho lato arm. OF EBAUGH MAIL
LONEE, at the ssmo place. HoRLBECKS WHARF, near
tho Northeastern liailruad.
JOHN c. MALLoNEE,
CHARLESTON. September C. 1867.
September limo
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Fol R SALE;
LDS T :.
+ D u N D

INOUND, IN WENTWORTH STREET,
y between 81. Phillip and Glohc street, LETTER.
directed 10 parlica In Columbia South Carolina. The
owner will please call at this OFFICE for same.
Septomber3
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TIE PUBLICATION in Europe of various documents
connected with the reign Of MA11MrLIAN in Mexico
is throwing great deal Of light on tho wreicllcd
relations that existed between tho Emperor and
tho commander OF tho FronclI forces, Mnrshnl
BAzAIRE. BAzAINE, who got his Marsllals baton
for his supposed services in lilo Mexican Empire,
is terribly oxcorated by tho public journals and it
Ia oven said that he las lost favor with his i'm.
perial master to such an extent as to bo nlrendy
partially in disgrace. Tho accounts Tint arc given
OF his mean md rnflinny treatment Of poor MAXI
MILIAN are, howerer, by no means new to uB in
this country Our Mexican correspondents rccitcd
mnny Of his insulting meanncsses at tho time they
were being perpotrated and wo vonturo 10 say that
NAPOLEON know about them lben qnite as we'll as
ho does now, when ho in compelled TO appear
angry about them.
IHR NEW YonK HERALD sometimes inIlulges in
facolin, on ono OF these occasions IL says 'since
tho acquisition Of Walrussia wo have had con-
slant rumors OF the intention OF tho Government
to acquire harbor or an island in tho Wost In
dies-a house and lot or Two and an anchorage.
Wo aro in q constant agitation about the ipcreaso
Of our territorial limits. Canada on the north.
British America on the northwest, Mo1ioo on the
southwest, the West Indies to tho southeast. all
hang Like so much fruit ripening for tho harvest
II our real estate brokcr will leave thcm for ltIo
time they Will drop, by tho forco Of grav;tation,
into our hands. To pay out cash FOR then, is to
squandor our treasure"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-17

Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
6. ReS0iUed, That the Radical majority In
the sO-called Congress have proved them
selves to be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing II upon the people Of the District
of Columbia against their almost unaui-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing 1t upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices to
coerce the people of the South TO adopt IL
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
lieving u would be productive Of evil TO
both whites and blacks, and tend 30 pro-
ducc n disastrous conflict of races.
q. ReSOired, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and TO the majority ofthe Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
our hearty thanks.
8. Resolved. That we are III favor Of a
Democratic Convention Of delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees In
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY as the place.
8. ReS0iUed, That the Democratic news.
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib.
cral support, andthat an early and thorough
organization of the party is indispensable
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Know Ghy Destiny,

MADAME T. F. THORNTON, the great English AS
t%rologist, Clairyoyaut and Psychomctrician, who
has a,touishcd tho scientific classes of the old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, n. y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers Of second sight, as - enable her to impart
knowledge of the greatest Importance TO the sin
gle or married of eitherseN. While in Il state Of
trance, She dclincatcs the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an in
~trument Of intense power, known as the Psy-
chomotropc, guarantees TO produce a life-like pie
turc Of the future husband or wife of the uppli-
cant, together with date Of marriage, position in
life, leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
htmhUg, rs thousands Of testimonials can assert.
She will send, when desired, a certified certificate.
or written guarantee, that The picture is what it
purports to be. By enclosing q small locke hair.
and stating place Of birth, age. disposition, and
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself you win receive
the picture and desired information by return
mai. All communications sacrcdly confidential
Address in confidence, MADAME 4. f. TmoRSroN.
70. Box 2l3, Hudson, n. Y. apG'6Td1ycfs
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Sptfial 9otirts.
MEnICAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. n may be consulted as follows
In DAYTON atthe phillips House, on Fridays,
Sept. "a; Oct. 10; Nov. %; Dec. 2Si Feb.1i March
s; April ~, May N; june ~.
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Sept. 10; Oct. 90 Nov. p; Dee, ~; Feb. p March
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In NENiA at The Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, sept. 49, Oct. 49, Nov. ~ Dec. 81 Jan, ii
March III April II May 10; June 20.
In SPRiNGFIELD az the Wills House, on
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Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation hut If
those who consult mdesiretreatmen he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that win last a patleuttrom four 60 Sly
months, cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; Dr. f.. CONE,
COLUMBUS. ONO