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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-06-18

In the manufacture of Wool in all It's va
rious branches, in both Mills in Bucyrus,
and having never failed to give complete
satisfaction there. he feels that he can
guarantee to all who may call upon him.
that they will be fully satisfied and pleased
with his work.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-06-18

June Il, 1S6S-1y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

Mr TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF
INDIGE5II >N.-Rcader. we will suppose you
m lrtyr to dyspeps:. Ii you are not. go mu ch the
better for you. l. ou are, perhaps YOU may profit
by this paraara ) You have just finished your din
ner, we will sly. yrd feel as ifyou had swallowed
lead instead Of VIII olesome food. You have scnsa-
ton OF tightness round the upper part OF the dia-
pllragrp as il some snake OF the constructor tribe
held yo,i in its embrace and had knosted its coils
over the pit of your stomach You feel supremely
miserable; ard such ia the penalty which your COM
palnt cx icts after every meal What do you desire?
Ease. of course. An exemption from the incubus
that robs you of oil enjoyment during the day, and
dsturbs your rest at night Take, then, this pece
of information: You suffer ncedles5ly. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BIrTERS will as certainly cure
all your agonizing symptoms as the day on which
YOU read this article will be succeeded by another
Perhaps you are increduous but If you have read
the testimony of the eminent citizens. in every Walk
Of lfe who have tcstcl the preparation, and saomit'
ted the results of their experience to the public
throu Ia the press you ou ht at least 10 have suf-
cicnt faith to make trial o; it n your own case. 1t
is q pare vegetable tonic and alterative-the only
medicine in the world entirely adapted to your COM
plant. II you ar1 in the habit OF taking any aeo-
hohc excl ant as palliative, abandon H.
and try this who esome mediclted stimulaDs. II 1t
does YOU no eood ray -: but you will not do that
for il his never yet flile in single instance, to
curc dyspepsia biousness, and their various comi-
tants. 6DiO O1CemOer IA
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THE VAR IN CUB-f.

HAVANA, December 11.-Thc Diario to-day
publishes the following news from the interior
The Spanish troops at Manzanilo, REINFORCED
bv sailors from the men-of-war in the harDer'
had o short skirnisb with the insurgents near
the town. Ten of the latter were killed and
many wounded. The troops captured large
number of horses and some important cores
pondeace. The government loss is NOT re-
ported.
The Diario also states that since the Gattle ut
Cabre and Guantanamo, four hundred reoeis
have voluntarily given themselves up to the
military authorities and received pardon. The
Reyolutionists fatly contradict those state
merits, and report that they are constantly re-
ceiyins reinforcements Of men, arms and am
munition. Within week about fifty young
men, some Of them of the first families in the
island, have left Havana to join the rebellion.
Spaniards here continue TO subscribe money
and furnish recruits for the government.
Twenty eight hundred Spanish troops have
recently arrived at Havana.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

fire in Savannah yesterday DESTROYED ten
horses. Loss $40 600. Insured.
Henry NJ. Fleet, better known BY the Go7R dc
1sx,rae OF Druid" is dead.
It is stated that Caleb Cushing is abroad
and authorized to buy Cuba at any prioa be
sEeeu one and two hundred millions.
Judge Gho!eon, OF Petersburg, q member CT
tae firm Ct Gho!son, Walker & Co., of Liver
eooL vas found dead in his bed in Savannah
yesterday.
Tho Reno brothers and Charles Anderson,
express loobers, we're taken from jill and
hanged b, moo ct Ney Albany, Indiana, cn
aaturlay mocnlpg.
The number OF designated Federal graves is
10000. Partial Isis, not yet printed. ircrease
the total number OF graves to SO5, ,c0O. The
Occupants OF at least 100 00s are unknown.
The steamship Crescent. Of ths hev Orleans
and Galveston Line, took fro Pridny night OF
her wharf in Nov O;ieans, and wss entirely de-
ssroyed. LOSS probably s2e9, 600. No insnr-
aaca, the Morgan Line taking its own RISKS
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WASHLNGTON.

CHIEF JUSTICE NOTES.-THE FREEDMENS BU-
RsAu-sourHEgN POSTAL FAcILITIEs-6RANr
AND Observation-Disclosures MATTERS.
WAsH1NeroR, December 2.-The President
has approved the bill to remove the disabilities
Of Chief Justice Moses, Of South Carolina
Judeo Moses leaves to-day for his State, and
will immediately enter upon the discharge Of
his judicial duties.
There is a heavy pressure here TO have the
Freedmen's Bureau continued beyond January
/ The Reconstruction Committee oppose Its
continuance.
Colonel ]. B. Robb has been here somc ten
DAYS looking after the postal interests of Geor-
Ola and Florida. &c has been successful in
securing weekly service on the coast between
Savannah and Jacksonville, Fla.
Supervising inspectors of floating crafts have
been ordered to thoroughly investigate the re-
cent collision on the Ohio. 1t Is understood
that the Secretary of the Treasury will recon-
mend the prohibition Of petroleum on vessels
carrying passengers.
special train carries Grant and his attend
ants to Chicago tonight.
tits stated in connection with E. B. Wash
hurne.s aspiration to the Secretaryship OF the
Treasury, that Grant says he is q thoroughly
honest man.
A strong Republican delegation is here from
Mississippi, claiming the adoption OF the con-
stitntion Of that State. The Reconstruction
Cammittee will hear them on Monday.
The Reconstruction Committee will noten'
ter formally into the Investigation Of Georgia
affairs until after the recess.
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VIRGINIA.
QUEER PROCEDURE IN THE coURTs-A SECOND
DANIEL COME 10 GRIEF.

DANIEL COME 10 GRIEF.
RICHMOND, December 12.-In the Unted
States Circuit Court this morning, Judge on-
derwood presiding, the case Of Sally Anderson
(colored) sentenced to death by the County
Court for arson, was brought up on haosoS
corpus on the ground that one OF the ma
gistrates composing the court which 'riea
her had held the Office of constable ociore
tho war, and thereby being disqualified oy
the fourteenth amendment, the whole court
was illegal and it's proceedings Fltla'eo'
Judge Underwood sustained the prisoners
plea and discharged her from custody. In &C.
lvering the opinion, he said that if even a cicrS
of the court was disqualified it vitiated the pro-
ceedings. There are one hundred anu r'ty-
nine convicts in the State prison sentenced
since the adoption Of the amendment VINO
NAV nov be released by habeas corpus anu
turned loose under this decision.
George W. Cook to-day was sentenced by the
United States District Court to ten years I'M
prisonment in Albany Penitentary tor rcboins
the mail.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

CALLING Al QUEENSTOWN.
THR INMAN LINE, 6AlL4N6
<<Is5Ifs.s SEMI-WEEKLY. Carrying the q.
LIi%9l.<sfYS 8. Mails. consisting Of the following
~9EsStrG-. steamers:
CITY OF PARIS.
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY UB BOSTON
salhng every Saturday and every alternate 6aneay
at I PM. from Pier No As North River, New foff
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BIZ THE MAIL srKAMEhs SAILING EVERY sATURpAA
Payable in Gold. Payable IN currency,
lst Ca6ia .s100 Steerage. .......st
LIST Cabin 10 London. io5 steerags to London =.
1st Cabin to Paris =. .1l5 Steerage to Paris.
Passage by the Aua tap stc pers-Ffrst cas-1sE
gold; stecrase $50; payable in q. 8. onrrrrcS.
Ratrs Of o ,ssaSe from New York to Halifax: CaStr
$50, st"erago, SO; payable ic gold.
Passengera also forwarded to Havre, Hslaours
Brsmer. &C., 'tuoderate ratee.
Etrernge pissaae frUn, vcrpoo and QueenstcEh
40 currency. Tickle con be boash here ny Hs'
son. senlin. for their frenis.
For fucthar information apply at tho Oompanp'
offices. J0HNG, DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway. New Yoys.
HcosHbpr IL "a
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aSCHARLESToNS SAVINGS INsrITUI ON.
The remaining Assets of this institution that zero
purchased at the sale of Master Tuppcr. in april
last and which have not been settled fer, WI be
sod at public auction. on the 12h Of January 1862
The list, which be at the office of the Insi-
tution will be published in future advertisement
By order of the Board "f Trustees
HEARYS. GRIGG!
Treasurer C. s.. ].
November Ii nov l6 so, dec IA 28
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>p,L DENT LINA A,
SUPERIOR
70 o I'll " A s II,
For Cleansing tho %ecth. PrevchfsnS sno
Formation OF Tartnr, giving tono to
tho Gums: and leaving delight
Fnl sensation of llcanlnnessnnA
praSraI.c. Ara tao Mouth.
srpRrI u, TO sOZCDOMr AND CHEAPER.

THIS pEEpartTI0N l. fRE RESULT or THE
rom bred ekl!l Of tn physician. dentist an'i a?otn
cary. anl It is oG.nd ai RELIABLE gu 81 IL" ~, ~
the numerous u.ic"r ain washes nov IL No5ue me
MICRO copc h ~ also heeu called IN QUO an sia re-
.eorhe4 uf o oe eI.br ,te OBJ G.vr il vo dcto cu I'VE
manner in which Tho ar'ar IS :oinsd sDo"i"5 ~ "
DO he WORK Of an.lna oulB
subst.n,es which Fcluus fOu ID TO des roy nc .i'
of d 30 inusoria arc conaihol ,a nc D'ii'ani
an thus It prevents tic pcrcdse of e1rlaI ~
nncnL l,oa ,uI, of the ItyI DC tnnnh H>tiu
IN nn~ ons in alvahcol lf, siviS srcn5'h M 'oae
so the snns ho 10 cverv co fhe ar ma ana sc'!,
,ation oi ccanlurss ~ cr u ing ~ WIZ Nc
lts f6ci'y. ,-.., .,.,a;,,, 1,a. ~.
,cnn,,n;rI w,Ih 10 ro.upJai,iJ OF tho Den aild'
I.,oto ,,sn no 4 10 It tasiu. no hnI TiJs To ~
luxurious 10 pre.eut Q uu-estraiod enpoyi q Ti
Prem .rel Only b, jas. /. sNI III, Them 81, l.
ddpha. ,,o,r1 4, arotsp
Curaer Meet 1g anil II sci sire q.
uc.ohn ID SIrSeoes ehaneD@As y"
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AFFAIRS INCOLUABIA.

An Importa mt Declsion-Thc Legality of
Trial by Military Commissions Affirm
cd-Thc United states Court-The Zap
tfst CoIIegc-The Gift of the Gnb-An
Earthquake Expectcd-The Citizens
Savings Bank-,Iiscellaheous busi-
ncss-1he Conversion Of State securi-
ties.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

@s- BArCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.--TH1S
splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invgo'
rates aud leaves the ha;r soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properl; applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bon,-strect. New York. 1yr January
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November i

as BRIDE AND GROcM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom to Bride in the institution OF Marriass-
aguide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes free CT charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phla-
delpha. Pa. 9mos September -
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Marrieo.

wELLs-FULLER.-On Thursday evening, 10th
December, 1868 at the residence Of the bride g
father, By the Revs. JAMES q. and LUcIus CUTH
BERT, j. SEABROOK WELLS, rn'erly OF Beaufort,
South Carolina, to Miss sALLIE p, second daughter
OF E. N FULLER Of this city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

as-CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP CAR
ROLL, from Baltimore, are horoby notified that
she is Th:S Day discha-ging cargo at Pier No. /,
Union wharves. AL goods not taken away at sun-
get will remain on wharf at conslgneos risk.
December IA / MoRDECAI CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

..Amazed the papi Il. rustic. rang 4 around
And still they gazed : naa g. Ill the vonder gre~.'
thst o machine could do such pertecs hem
ming fell'ng. tuck,ag, hrai,liug, quilting. &C.,
aud all without the leIss G0sJl Das tasy wore
no luuger amu2ed. whea told that it WIS ths
..Willa9I & Gipbaa Maohine.-H. LeWs Ocm?'
ordi.
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FOR EDiSTO.
RncKvIIJB ENIERPRLsR, AND WAY LAND

INaS.
Ca, THE STEAMER POCOsIN. CAPT.
ss:.SsIlttlW Il. CANNON will receive Freight
M Dan and leave To-Horro,o Mcrnt Q. at si1
o'e ock. and Edisto Wednesdoy Morning, Of Eli
O'Clock.
JNO. H. MURRAY, Market Wharf.
H5-Thc Steamer leaves again Friday Morning OF
Tlnht o'clock, and Edisto Sdturd Morning. o.
E,oht o,cloek II December IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

sg3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE L CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, ana get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
nhar1 GmOa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14

as NoTIcE.-TaE STEAMSHIP VIRGO
is this day dischargng cargo at Vanderhorsn Wharf
All goods remaining on Wharf at sunset will be
stored OF risk and expense of consignces
December IA 2 RAvENEL& CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14
Env BRUNSWICK. ca.

-Nn THE STEAMER "DtcTASOR,
Er.sss-ttEZ Captain CHARLES WILEY, will touch
at tins point ever, Wednesday,, leaving savannah
Nine \. NJ. an on her return trip will touch thers
on Satu,rloy Afternoon, arriving blcL at savaunEh
ON Suatily Morning. j. D. AIKEN CO..
N,vemEar o. Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14
THE BUREAU AND TIE PLANTERS
Announcement from Colonel Edie--The
Commission on Relfef-No Suspension
of Collection OF Claims.

AS there appelrs to be some misunderstano-
ing relative to the suspension Of the collection
of claims for advances made to planters, the
following official announcements are published
by Assistant Commissioner Edie:
HEApo'Rs ASSIST COMMISSIONERS,
BUREAU B., +. AND A. LANDS.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARoDINA.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. December IL, 1868.
The Assstant-C Commissioner desires to dis a.
buse the public mind as to the suspension Of
the collection of claims hold by this BIraea
for supplies advanced to planters, and to give
notice that the Commission. consisting OF e4-
Governor William Aikon, Colonel James Z.
Low and himself, will git at the office OF Major
W. II. Danilson, Sub. Assistant -Commss'o oner,
in Charleston, on Monday, December IA, inst.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose OF hearing
such cases as come within the provisions OF
the letter heretofore published on that subject,
He therefore publishes the annexed extract
from comm nication received from the Com
missioner Bureau Refugees, freedmen and
Abandoned Lands. By order Brevet-Colonet
JOHN r. EDIE, Assist Comm'r.
E. W. EvERsoN, I spector and A. A A. Genl.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU R.. F. AND a. LANDS,
WASHINGTON. December 8.
Byeret- (bloneL s. r. Edte, Assistant Commits
sioner, Columbia, s. q.
CoIoNEI: t~ Governor Scott having
declined to act upon the Commission respect
ing claims upon planters, the Commissioner
has appointed Colonel James P. Low to I'LL the
vacancy.
You will please convene the Commission at at
Charleston immediately. and give notice to all
who wish to apply for relief. ,
Tho Commissioner has given no order Ito
suspend the collection Of CLAIMS for advances,
and the business will be prosecuted as vigor-
ously as practicable. Very respectfully, your
obedent servant, .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,
(Signed) y. wHiiILEEoEt,
Acting Assistant -Adjut9nt-G eneraL
Colonel United States Army, Asslstant-Com-
missioner South Carolina.
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Spefial ADtifes.

@CONSIG NEES' NOTICE.-DESPATOH
LTNE.-The schooner B. N. HAWKINS is now dis
charging cargo rapidly at Adger's North Wharf.
Consignees wlsend promptly for goods or they will
be stored il not taken before sundown, subject to
their risk and expense. WILLIAM ROACH.
December IA
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s5-The Friends and Acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM PARKER, a1d of Mr.. and
Mrs. WILLIAM BLACK, are respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services of the former at his late
residence, No. 164 Coming-street, at Three o'clock
This afternoon. = December Il
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5uneral Notifrs.

M The Relatives and Friends OF MIR.
and Mrs. EDWIN E. CALDER, Mrs. JAMES CALDER
and family and Mr.. aud Mrs E. G. PRINCE AMI FAM
ily are requested to attend the Funeral Services Of
the former a! Bethel Church, This Afternoon, at
halfpast Three o'clock. Decombe- ii
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FUL. rALATIkh. f';.UH,rn.
YIA ssYANNAH, RtRNANDINA AND JAGASOA

THR FIReT-cAss sTEsw
.-.,,;,,sE-<llS .,;I.:El DICTATOR, Captain CHAs WILLY.
ui1l "a from Char eston iuesaGy Eve ''"3' a.
E,ant o'cn uk, ioi me above points
The q 8. oass steamer CITY HSt. Saota'S WM-
aIo\sIry will AL from Oh riesto1 cye;y fTt'lS
L.,u;,o :, vi ,ht n',J;d or anoie lsoi ns.
oan cors with III nt'al i:ar'iJ At ava nag
foy uo,ila anl No Orl1an-, all With IN N'orio.
i: trad ut Fcrua 'tlin for Cciir kc's Al W. CO
D, iut scnn.rs connect with Nea VI as N"o's
Pe,.u..o i Key West and IL van'.
,nrou d III III il, given fof Frii-hs 10 Non e.
pfns GO \ AnI New urleIns.
i;1t, .r.aucrs VII con Iect With taa "Oe!!TatA
.tc 10 . PLLtka.
Az iv.a;.' IaCie IN the wharf
too,,s not remove! at auuc= vii cs stc0 "a nj lls4
ND rXli mse o. ow efs
tuc 81 eight or Paeaise engage ne' apply to
}. u AlKEN .t'., LSeH".
-un;h s.ilpiW ~ nari.
R.p.-yo extra chl,ge for Nois and -satrooms
2i
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WbituarD.

SHEPARD.-pIEp, at Amherst. Mass, Decembe er
10Th, Rev. GEORGE C. SHEPARD, D. D.
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Shipping.

FOR EOSTON--uEsPATC LIME.
~ TIE NEW Al YFIG ROBERT DILLON,
;tA B1A1cuFoRD Master having bulk heavy
EEYSSFre'ght engaged wants a few hu idred bales
SoNHCotton and light Freight to till np and sail
PROMPTLY. WILLIAM ROACE
December 12
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
r.~ TIE FINE Al AMERICAN BARK
.NG\ EGERIA, II. A. STARRET Mlstar. having
IEXKSS two-thirds t35l Of her cargo cnsaged and
-Ed6going on board, will have immsdlate dis
patch.
For balance of Freight. apply to
PATTERSON i STOCK,
December - South Atlantic Wharf.
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FUR LIVERPOOL.
TIE FINE FAST SAILING AMERICAN
.ANship OwEGO. r. Z. PosT Master. having
CE8T9 the largest portion of her cargo engaged,
dfS6and going aboard, will meet with dia-
patch.
For further engagements, apply to
w. B. SMITH co.,
December IA mwf Napier's Range.
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FOR LIVERPOOL
FOR LIVERPOOL.
FAST FREIGHT JLNE, EVERY FIFTH

FAST FREIGHT lime, EVERY FIFTH
DAY. no AND FROM BALTIMORE. PHTLA.
DELpHIA, WASHINGTON CITY. WILMINGTON
DEL, CINCINNATI OHIO, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
AND OTHER NOaTHWES IERN CITIES.
s~e. THE FAvORITE AND SWIFT
Miss 44J Screw Steamship CARROLL, L.
/IdMNtt3TN NJ HuDaNs Commander, will sail
S-EsSS.ss SESSs- for Baltimore on Friday. the 18th
December. at Eight o'clock a. NJ, from Pier No !.
Union Wharves, making close connections, and de-
nvering freight to all points in connecticut
promptly and al lop rates.
Insurance on Cotton, Rice, DomesIics and General
Merchandise by the steamships Of this line, Z per
cent to or from Baltim or Philadelphia.
The steamship SEA GULL will follow on regular
day.
For Freight or passage. apply u
COURTEEAT & TRENHOLM.
December 12 smwti4 Union Whafva:.
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Tho residence OF Nj. Il. L. Massey, on Ca
tawba River, York County, was destroyed by
fire last week. 1t is said $500 in currency was
burnt Accident.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-15

We have the facility of the best Ma
shinery and Workmen, and viii give all
work entrusted to US our individual atten-
Hun, MI orders promptly warrant our
work, and charge reasonable prices.
once and Foundry, corner of First and
Last Streets, Evansville, Ind.
n. B.-WOrkmen sent to all parts to ut
G7 work and do repairing.
fsh276m CHULTZE. TRUMAN & co
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New Firm and New Goods.
IRON CITY GROCERY.

TAVING HASED THE
- above House, on Locust Street, be-
tween First and Second, I am now receiv-
tngsand shall keep constantly on hand, a
full supply of FRESH
Family Groceries and Provisions,
Purchased at low figures, and offered at a
small advance. Every article warranted
resh and genuine. A liberal patronage
solicited. JAM Els SMELL, JR.
nOvl4 d3Yn
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BODIAM COAL MINES.

OFFICE REMOFER To No. MAIN
W STREET near Water A copsta ant
= Sply ard orders urSmrtsg a4.eJs
IgOvet IT
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TOBACCO SCREWS, Sc, &C.,

Fsaalerz IN Steam Guages, Gum Betting
Miofh. &e,, at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-15
RsRsiring Done at Short Notice.

vworkruen sent to all parts to ut up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
~ All orders will eceive our lnotVLou-
aIattentton, and WILDE pro IL hlleuon
Mnm most reasonable erms. Ia
once and Foundry on the Cana corner
NJ In&1e Street. octo-o1y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04
Baltimore Advertisements.

Z. - 4& - - 4A
INDICATED
NEAL w REST0RERg
o A SURE MREEDY for Dyspepsia, Liv. %
Aer Complaint, Heart Burn, Habitual
~ C"s,ivcness, lsoss 1T Appetite. Nervous. u
Il ncss, Weakness Of the Limbs. Depression
q Oi spirits, Fever aud Aguc, Collie, Dyson y
a tar! General Debility. Vital Energy. Ac., b
y aud any disease arising from dcbilitRtr,l y
"a st"Nnarh
y lts effects are generally instantaneous. @
=" II hnd, u way directly /" the seat II life '
q Ut thrilling aud quickening every nerve n
raising up the dropping spirits aud inius
q ing new health aud Vig"r In tho system. b
II can be used by old aud young -nale
a aud female. with perfect safety. -
u you are debilitated and require IA q
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n LONDON INDICATED HEALTH "
" REsrORER,
~ u y"u lo"sc you appetite, by which you y
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u the HEALTH RESTORERi IL your remedy Y
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n aud recommended by many oi the leading n
" Ihy'i"ians "f the country aud all ply v
al sirians VIII" once test its merits pronounce
" u valuable. II gives tone ~ the stnmarh, y
j f'n"Naies th" system aud prolnngs lite. n
~ remedy against Fever aud Aguc IL "
n, work like "a charm. -
ES~ PRICE - PER BOTTLE. Il
On The genuine have LONDON MEDf
GATED HEALTH REsTORER. s. A. n
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Manufacturer and Proprietor.
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FbHAN a h1HN INN,
Cor. High 4 Hillon sts., Baltimore.
ID OBERT u. srANsBuRY would respect.
II flly iHiarm his sid friends Of baltimore
aud HHri..si ruuntirs. aud the public general-
~, that he has renewed ifoIa the BALLS Head
notel," aud has rented the above Hotel, cor
nrT High sud lIill-n Streets. The Wagon
fsT.l 81 ths= h..i.i !. known ~ QUE Of the beat
IN the eity aud The hs,ise ~ large aud we'll cal.
rulatei Tor the business, livery attention will
~ paid d, gaests aud charges moderate.
The etiiasns of baltimore county are invited
o. favor htm with their patronage.
a. D sfANsBURY.
Oct a., IseT,--t.