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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03
Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
u Sta es for the Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter Of Albert In Bankruptcy.
hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee 1f Albert Langworthy, Of Findlay,
in the comfy Of Hancock and State of Ohio.
within said District, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt upon his own Petition by the
District Court OF said District.
Dated Findlay, Ohio, the Is day OF Novem-
ber, A. ID. 1867.
L. T. DUNN,
Assignee OF Albert Langworthy, IN Bank
ruptey.
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LOCKE & BLYMYER, Proprietors.
Dantotk tkgtfftrsonian.
The Wreckers.

The Wreckers.
BY GEORGE S. BCRLEIGH.
Hark TO the roar of the surges!
Hark to the wild winds howl
See the black cloud that the hurricane urges,
Bend like maniac's scowl.
Full on the sunken lee.ieedges
Leaps the devoted barque.
And the loud waves. like hun dred sledge
Smite to the doomed mark.
Shrilly the Shrek Of the seaman
Cleaves like dart through the roar;
Harsh as the pitiess laugh of demon
RattIes the pebbled shore.
10! for the life boat, brothers,
Now may the hearts of the brave
Hurting their lives TO the rescue of ethers,
Conquer the stormy wave.
Shame for Humanity's treason;
Shame to the form We wear;
Blush at the temple of pity and reason
Turned 10 robbers lair,
Worse than the horrible break ers,
Worse than the shattering storm,
See the rough-handed ,remorseIess wreckers,
Stripping the clay yet warm!
Plucking at girlhood's tresses
Tangled with gems and gold;
Snatching loye-toksns from manhood's ca
resses,
Clenched with a dying hold.
What of the shrieks Of despairing?
What of the last faint grasp2
Robbers /. who lived would but lessen youl
sharing,
Gold! twas god In your graspl
Boys in their sunny-5rown beauty,
Men in their rugged bronze,
Women, whose walls might have taggh
wolves their duty,
Died onthe m erciess stones.
TendeTly slid DER the plundered
shrouds from the white-capped sUge;
Loud ON The traitorsthe mad ocean thunder ed
Lo Ger the lost sang dirgeI
"o there are deadlier breakers,
Billows that burn as they roll,
Fianked by legicn of cruelsr wreckers-
Wreckers Of body and soul.
Traitors 10 God and humanity
Circes that hold in the n urns
Blood-dripping murder and hopeless in
sanity.
Folly and famine by turns.
Crested with wine redly flashing,
Swollen with liquid fire,
How the strong ruin comes fearfully dashini
High as The soul walks, and higher
Manhood and virtue and beauty,
Hope and the sunny haired bliss,
With the diyiner white angel or duty,
Sink in the burning abyss.
What if the soul of the drunkard
Shriyel in quenchless famel
What if his children, by beggsry conquered
Plunge into ruin and shame1
God has come in to the wrecl.ers,
Murder has taken her prize
Gold, though a million hearts burst on ths
breakers,
smOthers the crime and the erissI roo
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2nsinss Garbs.
8chwab House,

J. 7. STEINER, Proprietor,
This House, situated on the corner of Main
and Corey streets, has been entirely reftteo
and newly furnished, in as good style as any
house IN the Northwest.
The Table win always be found bountifuliy
supplied with the best the season and mar
ket afford.
Good 6tabling connected with the Hotel.
aug3onol5.lv
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

BY GEORGE S. BCRLEIGH.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

and nov Offers TO the public the following
advice Patronize any institution which
deals exclusively In one line OF goods u
possible, as you are always sure to get bet
ter bargains than in a " General Variety" or
Sc Barter Store" Because the man who
does such business iuily understands what
be is about, makes no bad bargains, for
which his customers have to suffer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06
1857 pEsssY2GgSh kal ROUTE 1867
rorHs SoRrE syR1N s sgEpb, AED SOUTHWEST
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WAsHIsaros, Jan. 9, ls57-noon.
Trains betwccn WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
' '0"0"'' w" FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, rs. and II 80
.. m. and 1OO. 40, and Sp. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday. At 70oa. m and .. %
and p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 8 Is and q. m, and at2 90 and Asp. m.
'A'''' '''eD' '0nf va ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ct 100 and 50 p m. No train 10 or from An.
y" ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Lave ct 1854 q. m. and 4 80 and 9 4p m.
FOR WAY STATIONS,
Leave at =. Is Q. m. and 50 and g. y p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at ~
s ss.ss.S.y 4 "a and sa R Connecting I.
Relay Station Eith Trains nom Baltimore to Wheeling.
ThrossS aI:fst. to the wo. can be had a, the Wash
ngton Station Ticket 0fhcs At all hours In tho day.
Por New YORK, Philadelphta,, and Boston. see i'd
vertisenent OF Through Line.
Master of TEraSHiDsSEe5if.kiS ,
General Ticket Agent
GEO B. KOONfZ,
" General Agent, Washpgton.
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proposals.


oryIos CEyy ouAnIrnnIsrss,
rfYrH niLIrAnr puIsIef'
Sealed pro NJ. =. ng.d nd III
s.: & \: ia ~ q SS':S
'a$ e.i:s: tist Z %ssi sisss
s5Ussd %s .s s9s vgplSSs, persss,,s G pSsS
and S S mia fssI Hsiiss.a frs .se'"'
sPPS %. S ssf.esssa.
p.S0 be. railroad irop-yood,.
Ioeomoiiye And Tender-seryieesble,
Loeomotiye neutrality-suspicious.
n.@ 3: ri R:!l sssSrss sI7ss:@sood.
's s sss:; iiislss: .I.nsa.s.
gsgusfs Brassss-seoa, .,,,
rIat Csrs-worn, but servioeabic
ksiirosd Prog. and Switch stands-worn.
III screw: ana Gsver,-worn.
s.rs FS%sE r.nsSs.nworu.
Ps.S car SSFwS ecfi.-worn.
sss.a SS: g. wSsst.-vom.
The Az VII PSt neSa. ~ ls to The land
sl ,. v ss.A; and s &; "a,
dfsnds. ItoE MI Psini sospestioa Is made 5;
steamer with Brownsyille and MAtAmoras.
OF tbs ten milsss 10. 10Are yashed away By lat,
i% mics i:s' q Ss
va ss;: e e. ss' % re,
Southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and tho com
puneation By rail- alone can readily DO extended e
Tbs railroad TO Whites Rancho save. thirty milo,
u aimeult and io,tuog: nsyisAt.on The Ioadis i've
Ths preps 1872 may :p sas tp On
sna any information Sesirsd may 81 SS..insd Don
matter. Filth Military District. New Orleans, Lou
condition Of tho sale Hiil DO that TRANSPORTATION
paid BY Tie United States 10 other railroad eompsns
In the fifh Military District.
Terms Of paymoni-Caih in United States Troasur,
fSs Government reserves tho RICH. to reioe, any Of
Proposals. should DO endorsed. Proposals for Bra
sos Santiago and Rio Grnnde Railroad," and ad
dressed TO the under.igned At this once
A. J.. HoG0NNIoLB,
b. It. Col. and A, Q. H., III. A.,
dcc2l-td In charge Of once.
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GALE OF BARRACKS AT FORT wHIppLE.

,,pEror ouARIERzAsInR's OFFICE,
wAsHIsGros. D. c., Dec, 81, 1857. !
Will DO sold ut auction, on MONDAY, January Q.
1873. under the supsryisien % Breyet Colonel A. P.
Wis;
Laundrsss' Quarters, % feet by Dk feet.
haundres, Quarters, 70 feet By ok feet.
building, 10 feet By d feet
Kitchen, 70 feet by Is feet.
! Stable, II feet by h feet
Buildings must DO removed within ton days from
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
J, @. hcPRRRAN,
Deputy QuarteTmAster General,
janl-td Brovet Brig. Gen., U. 8, A.
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ARRrvALs AT THE HOTELS.

| NATIONAL hUTEIk-H. .. BkHbOH.
pL Phillips, m, Amos Hcyey, PhIl;SseI phi.
w.shington, Dol George Mcaoysn, y A;
hu MisS@ .sihs.os e %s:ssa%ss M wis
p ::s oS;s sfs.$ %.; ~
Burnett washing toni William Kendall, Bslti.
ssss.I. rSTsr s Scsn fip sss Hr.
. EassSd., Gen i 4 cSiiis,aasp, THds William y
i nnE m 70, 6nsmberI.ln, fenns Z vii.
s.S, s0sw uSs. r f as1 Wm f asss
krnoa ,fs III Z, Hon 7 "a Van winils, west ";
Hewitt, 4 " Nelson, q Q Hewitt Va, Miss 4
Foote, II Hon " Loushbridge, lows; II I.
Ss5vMsF MSh' w,5 5ssSGe Washington pr
UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. H. BEAN.
Wilmington, Del, Geo Forrest, Mass; Henry
iiSsssn, Baltimore, Nd, 1g Tsoma. Wilson, Bait.
samuel Thornton, Jackson, Miss, W n Bailey,
a ssssGp Buco, Wsshnston, 3; Hifed Smith
III, John wilkes, nj; Joseph Johnson, Rich
; K S s0ss 9sp Mo Fss%s: sc, ys
sso oSssgs S o s Harry beass ases;
Mscs massn; hSS.rs Scwsu M.sssu
Lydi. L Bowen, Michigan, Martha Bowen,
R h,on,ssnA ,shlssn. GspSnm. N Y! WIN Ist h
ram, ny; Hon " \ kelsey, deassec, N Y; L
R Roeder, GEO, U Consul to stettin
KIRKwoOD HOUsEIHESpLxr dRsns
! Oh snbers, Cali p J Allen, Phil sdephls, Frank
Gam heyy s snS We,
Pa; William seiser, Phiiadelphis; a sherry,
Richmond; capt; } Fannee, Anafew
sTi Pi.s ss' Presol B.isiness; Sn o Logan
salem, ysi Daniels, Wnshins,oni LON
Dunn, De, DC shieid,, h nes. John ,I X
Richmcnd, J LePler, yicksburg; EJ Nal
loney; Piusburgi Dsvia ~ gDntke, rnuaaei,
John II p. VIZ
P Jones and wife, Chieasoj CHolley, Cleve
land; John m Chandler, Philadelphia; Hor
stephen Spp Mp %otsr-o. O. wu1.-n /
R'i Fisnissa, PSilsdeipSl., p: dsrnsiiss
Sa:h A. George new fG'f
Hon deorge W Anderson, Mo, Oomde Queen snS
lady US y; Hon T,ys:eas I'm me TS, lem NM \
II; Hon 9 Loring, Hon W Loring, Dostos
Ma oasn Coast s sSTvsS H9 %,vHn it.Is
sS%se, s s"S ToSf osaiains I.nes.tei
Mrs Sidney Andrews, Washington; J II May,
5 A; Hon n NJ Corwin, Cincinnati Ohio;
Blaekwood, r NJ Lakewood, New York; Q (
Marsh, New Haven, Conni George MeCall
Philadelphiai lsraiI Hal, Iolcao, ONO; Jane,
Msrshail, onioi "a DehssI, a.sss. hsar al
miral BAILEY, new hofki SArrc'., Guy.
W + Stocking, Charles Stettanus, M Long
Louis Long, d B Goodman, John Washing, Mr.
l. Benedict, Mrs O shaw, Col b Camp, New
York; Col Alfred Allen, Kyy Mrs. 0rdwsy, Mis-
Ordway, VIM II Towers and vile, Dr.Wm Nc
hsney, Bostoni Mn"oon, &Tpee9; Ooi a. a
gett JIuMay pSn M pw,ss M. 3, ME- ME
John II Ing, seven anu WE, mrs u Brown
Davidson, Bsltimorei L breese, y
Liverman, Lake Superiofi II CUMMING
Oregoni Dol Coleman, Reading "a; Owe
st Louis H d kins.Snry, WI. Riehsrdso
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loyrIcrAL.l
DEPARTMEMTAL..


DERABTAxHTAL.
HsApouAnrlassH ooHp MrLIrARY DIsTRIcr, l
cnAnIssros. Q, O., Dec. 20, 1887. !
Al the election held in The State of South
Carolisa on ths 1sth aad aoth days Of Novsm'
Der, 1887, purssant 10 General Orders No. 90
from these headquartsrs, dated October 10, 1857
. majority Of the rsgistsrsd votsrs Of the said
State having voted on the question Of holding Z
convsntiou, and > majority Of the votes cast
bsisg In favor Of holding such eonventiop, th'
delegates elected thereto, and hersinAftsr-nam
are hereby notified, in conformity with the pro
visions Of the fourth section Of the sot Of Con
ersa Of March Is, 1867, 10 assemble In oonvsn'
tion In the city Of Charleston, South Oarolna,
81 moon on Tuesday, the 18th day Of January,
1858, for the psrposs Of framing oonstitstion
and civil govsrnmsat according TO The provisions
1857, and Of the ast Of the ID day OF March,
1867, TO which u 10 supplementary.
A COPY Of this order will BE- farnishsd 70 each
Of the persons hereinafter named. and shall b
the evidence Of his having besn elected - DEL
egats TO The aforesaid convention.
DELEGATES. -.
District Of Abbsvills-Hutson J. Loma.. Mel.
son Joiner. John A. Hunter. Bailey Milford.
Thomas Williamson.
District Of Andsrson-wiiliam Perry, DR.. N.
J. Newell, Samuel johnson.
District Of Barnwell-Chariss p. Leslie, Nilss
@. Parker, james N. Hayne, Julius Mayer.
Charles D. Hsyne, Abraham Middleton.
District Of Bsrkslsy-Joseph II. Jsnk', ". q.
W. Gray, George Lee, A. Q. Richmond, d. u
Chambsrlin, William Jervsy, Timothy Hurley,
N. Y. Becker, Bspjsmin Bias.
District Of Bsaufort-Franeis Il, Wilder, jos
d. Bell, Robert Small, ~ Wright, R. @. Holmes,
W. @. Whipper, L. 8. Langley.
District Of Chrlestou--A. @. Maoksy, y. A.
Sawyer, A. J. Ransisr, william Mckinley, Rob
ert 0. Dslargs, Francis L. Cardoss, Gilbert Piils'
bury, O. O. Bowen, Richard II. Cain.
District Of ohsstsr-s. Sanders, P. Ais1sn
der, B. Burton. ,,,
Distriot OF Clareudon--klias Diokson, WiliaG
Nelson.
District Of Colleton-Wililam N. Thomas
John X. Terry William Drihis, william M.
Vinsy, Jesse 8. Craig.
District Of Chssterheld-R J. Donaldsop, Il.
L. Shrewsbury.
District Of Darlington-Jordan Lang, q. r.
whittemore, Isaac Broekenton, Richard Hum
bird.
District Of Edgefeld-R. D. Elliott, Gsorgs
DsMsddis, John woolsy, Prince R. Rivers
John Bonum, David Harris, Frank Arnsim.
District Of Fair6sld-Hsnry Jacobs, Jame
NJ. Rutland, II. D. Edwards.
District Of 9sorgstown-Frsnkiin =. Miller
Henry W. Webb, Joseph II. Rainsy.
District Of Grsenvilie-wiliiam b. johnson
James M. Allen, james N. Runion, Wilsoi
Cook.
District Of Hony-stephen II. Thompson
Henry Jones.
District Of Ksrshaw-J. X. JiIlson, s, O. W
Dill, John A. Chestnut.
District Of Lsxington-Lsmusl Boossr, Since
Corlsy.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrBp srArEs PArEnI oI6ic T.,

On the petition Of AMBROSE NIcuoLsox, Of Poland.
him the list day Of March, 1884, for an improvement In
Self FASTENING Shutter Hinges. for seven years from
the fist day Of March, 1865: 49, " =,
Patent Once on MONDAY, the ID day Of March
nss at Y siost m rps all RsssoP, are I9 Sf "a
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required g nls
IN writing, At least t,eSnY days beiors ths day q
Al the sad hearing must be taken and transmitted In
accordance with the rules Of the Office. which will be
furnished on application.
Depositions and other papers. relied upon as tes.
ony, be hed In the oce ttoenfy days before the
day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within ten
days after nlins The testimony. ,.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Inteilioencer, Washington, d.
O. and in the Journal and Courier. Herkimer, N
" once week for three successive weeks; the nrst
Of said to be ut least p5syious
to the day Of hearing. 7. T. THEAkER,
de6-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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de5-th0

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL o gE R y III I'D At
o. Refugees. freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. State
e South cHIGiiHs until y SfISfl noSa q ths 1,h
Plans and ecineaons may be seen at the ONCE OF
tbs UNDERMINED, No Q East BAY street.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of TIVE
Is,gon,ible parties yho will name s9rsties fSI the
dorsed "Pioposals for Rutiedge Avenue SCHOOL,
honse. ', and addressed TO the undersigled.
not sati.factory.
si,tant Commissioner, EDWIN ". GARY,
janl.td Acting Disbursing 0flceT.
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nRPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UnIrED STATES PArESr OY1IGs,-


On the petition Of MARIsDA srA Rks. Of Genoa, New
York, admini.tratrx Of the estate q Isaac stsrks
praying for the extension Of patent Eranted 70 the
June 1854 Tor an Improvement In Device for holding
pieces In Spoke Machines for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which tAkos place on the
18th day Of June, 1903 49, -,
ORDERED thst ne saiS petition BE- hssra ne
atla O'clock m and all persons are notified % appear
ought not TO be granted
Persons opp3sins the extension are required Y nle
i WHITING At Least t,eessty day. before he day q
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
tted In accordance with the rules Of the Office, which
will be furnished on application. .
Deposition, and other papsrs relied upon as ts.ti.
the day Of hearing; the arguments II any within ten
days after hlinK tho testimony.
Ordered. also that this notice DO published In tho
REPUBLICAN, and the Intel!f0sncer, washing!on, D.
O., and In the Advertiser, Auburn, New York. once
week for three successive weeks, the nrst Of said
asy Of hearing IT. g. fHEkKER,
de 24-w3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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IRON FOR THE NAVY.

PAYnAsrER's OFFICE, U. 9. MI
No, % BROADWAY, December 80, 1851.
Proposal. sealed apd sndor:sd Proposals for
7h proximo, for tho folloWng iron. which must DO Of
the ysry best quality FREQ ofeTpense a. tho
'pf BUREAU iJ' " col sTRUCTIoN AND REPAIR.
* diameter, 10 70 ii foot long; ,s1 pounds,
Ills diameter. II 70 ~ feet long, q. go pounds,
pounds, Sto . diameter, H. to 70 feel long.
% RP sms; sqp ,s e 5N ., y1 PoSnss
ktoSS diameter, 10 20 IS feet long
faithful delivery 81 lie iron when awarded which
must conform with sppls,ions on the blank forms to
ja2-a PAymaster, U. g. N
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PROPOSALS PoR LETTER BALANCES.
Posr OYyIcE DEPARTMENT,

wAsHIsoros, D. G. December IL, 1851.
until ths iah day % Is1usry. se u O'clock
mees 10 ne United States for one year from the LIST
namely;
Balances capable Of vel Ching eight ounces ,avoir-
dnpois weight 70 DO graded down q quarter ounces
for each year. :. |f7| ~
aspgi: Weight. q - EsSsS asNS Ssi Sansss
Perfect eoIrectness 9Th, and aurabiiity will DO
required In the balances 10 be Furnished.
Samples Of each description OF balances must accom-
pany each bid; and the bidder who may obtain the
contract will be required TO furnish Balances ordered
Of . quality In all respects equal to the samples
box for ansportation and dsliyersi iias cf ali ex
lls .SHs WIN % sssepcd found g b perfect SsS
Essh sdasi nps, furnish with hi, proposal su aecn,
Two sumeicnt suretes Win be required to Q con
A faiIuro p furnish the balances contracted for
forfeiture OF the contract -
Proposals must DO endorsed on the envelope, PRO
Posnls ior Letter Balances and directed to tho firt
dnl7-Tuit Postma stsr Genns..I
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SUPERINTENDENT AID Issruoror's o,sIes.l
- Sealed proposals. will 30 received al he Mayors
ior paying, enrbing, &c, for the year commencing
ny s y, ne seven several wards Of the ety
organizations can DO at this ofce; also OF tho
once OF the Commissi9ner OF 1mproy ements, In tho
no bid will be received which does not Include an
oner Tor each separate item Of work and material.
who are not practical PAYERS.
The right Ii to reject any or all bids should
be deemed to the interest 81 the Corporation 10 do 40
All assessments for the above WORK to DO In accord
snee with the act approved October o. 1851, entitled
taxes. ~ VIM PORSYTfI
jal.thsamtloth Superintendent and Inspector.
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y TIVE 4 bfUH. bUFFL1INU WINTEH-
L STRAINED OIL.
TRBAsURY DRPARTnBlr,)
0HYIoB OF THE LIGHrHousE BOARD,
WABHHdros CIrY, December J, 1857,
Sealed proposals WI hS fSsoiysd a this once until
Art ls t9E suPPlyins ne LlEs,hoass E.isblishPsn!
quality pure winter OIL divided into nVe lots
ProPosals 70 furnish Microscope or ethereal oils, or
Any desired Information concerning terms Of con
tract time and place Of delivery, quantity OF oil 10
inspection and test Se, &c Will be given upon APP
plioation In writing 10 the gnsd at this once
ANDREW A, HARDWOOD,
deis-td Naval Secretary.
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0FPICB OF ASSISTANT aUARTRRMAsTRR GEN.
hERAL, No. State street. New York city, De.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD /. offered for auy in.
ng a. tsa g lead % he TseSysIy q ne YLokT
I; supposed that they drilled n s9%sy6erY on tho
B,eyst Major ten. and Assisssnt6 q. Y. General,
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Medical.
pXITfHoRI LOCI aosPIrAL.
ssrAsLrsHHp Az RiTUas IRON oUAoKsRr.
THE ONLY PLACE y EIlH9b 4 CUR. CAN BE Oh

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doors from the corner Fall not 90 observe name and
t. No letters received unless POSTPAID and con
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with deran9cmcnt Of the mind. wsfo cured immcd-
DR.. J. I'D tTesscs ali thoss who have Injured them.
p sl9 s n Asa c
either qSs,s
s:is s.s.t S;:s. i IL
y Is s:::s s:.'iSa: dssss Sssis,. ss%S'
EssiiIIT. .fHs isarfsl effects on the mind .rcmueh
sss;.ss :? EsL sy fsfSSaas asit;1 &C.
sss "a ~ ss q az can now judge VIII.
q ,hcI Sseiinina sssI,S ie.ins lss; yser:
a singular ,appesranee about the eyes, cough. and
symptoms Of s0n'u~ YPStjSso MEN (
who have injured themselves by certain practice In.
dulged in when aionsa habit frequently learned nom
Nightly icit, even when asleep and Il not cured fond
bSaS@s should apply i@meiiSteiy. ~ :, 'AN ,''
county hs BRIDE of passnss shesa snssessi
from all pro.pects and enjoyments Of life. By the con
q S M path 2, ss and I.
before contemplating ,pp,.op
rohoet tbs. sound mind and body arc the mos,
nary requ,sites 70 promote eonnnbiAl hspIiness In
weary piisrimayci The prospect hourly aaifsns Z
and dlicd with the rsasotoa that The hap
Of .n45fsi fhsiS Hs own
ss Re %Ssa a. q 81:
GS q sh, a.s,,
can alone befrispd him He ils into the Hands Of Il
norAnt and DESIGNING pretendsrs, who, ipeepable 0
month after mouth. or a long as i6s smallest oe cal
health 70 sh over Sis Filling or. !,
~ .S. h.s:s tsS
s.siny win irshIs rpidiiy .Ii ds;iS put: psfio,
discovered country from whose bourne traveller
many ?. TR. PsHs With.
sss:sss d. is sss.'sia sssfs
n .na s. Sta's
sS ss.pSnsiSits. sasisa aasrsaise g IL az
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
| Persons writing should be particular In directin
letters to his SMs
ics.ly Baiamore. MAiyland
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06
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oYYIcE AsDERsosvILLEAs AND MARIEJTIANArIos
BI,,.; DSfsTSs1 q
the following articles USIFSiIss,
About fourteen thousand. di,ooo,l ave feet six
.ds fp ana q Sa on
wise and zach sCn y % PSi Sgsthsr with ,wsniy;
ISn dsli SSSsi
sonirast ana 3 esninSed q snsh numbers as may
be required by the 0hie SR IL ciRsars''
I. ASss, million s "a 9t &, tSr .sySn.
thousand oooS OF i ore . % be
q no Cemetery, snC .ubjse! 70 inspectlon Delivery
continued in such numbers rs may be required from
About Ave hundred thousand go, oOOl perches Of
ssaps rss is cs%Ssrs
the Stone must a'eOmp,%S{5 t6S bid
Thirty t sOJ5. more :. lsss per month q IsI
United States reserves the Fight to reject any or
(. evidence Of loyalty to the United States
BIDS fof portion or tho whole will DO opened Al y
JsSSsy & anS sGSaa Be- p,ssPi .s %ass
,..,,, k,ssIsssSsi s = i$ ssl 5s.
NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
| HBADauA RrERs THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT !
| CHIEF QuAHTRRnABTRR,bO RRIoR, \
| ArLAErA, GA, Dec. 0th, 1857
An persons, and the widows or other heirs ~ per
Railroad psItmSnt in Alabama and dsorsis, lhe
II sas fSs oio%ns
n whE WI gys Al The nssssy inform
and when correct they viii forward them through III.
once TO the ouhstsEnaster General " s. for settle
Depot qparterma.tor, Atlanta Ga. Lieut.: l. =
Campbell So infanSry snd A. A. 9pYST!srmaS ter
| A. A. QparteTnaster, Huntsvi Ala,
by order Of the aaAr'srmA''er ofGsfsaAi;x ToS.
a.,a,w Bv' Brig 6 Gssii X a " M 4. HSi;.