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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-05-06
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Al Hard-Shell Sermon.

And he passed on to Shunem.
The words Of my text, my hear
ers, you maylsfnd II Kings, Vi.
chapter, verse S-"And he passed
on to Shun-em."
,Takeio heart the lesson our text
teaches, and when temptations try
you, "pass on 70 shun-em. " "a.
And oh! my hearers--if you
should come into some OF our little
towns and behold a row Of nice lit
tle offices with the signs on the
door Of each, and hear men talk Of
attachments without affection, and
sequestratiOn without quiet-ah, it
win be to your profit to mind the
words Of the prophet, and "pass on
to sShun-em.% ili 81 iamci sa7i
And il you go round where the
merchants are--ah, and they rush
out to shake lands with you, and
are especially anxious to learn the
condition Of your wife'sbealth and
the children's, and the farms and
crops, and ofeF to sell you a little
bill OF goods a deal lower than their
cost, on account Of their love for
you and for each-ah--"pass on to
ShuE.em,"
And II you should happen to go
round the corner and see men
drinking beer, that will bring to a
bier, and gin-sling that slings
down the strongest, and smashes
that will smash a mans fortune
faster than commission merchants
who advance supplies on the last
crop--oh--"pass on to Shun' n'em.'
But oh, my hearers! if you
should go down to New York, that
modern Sodom and Gomorrah--ah
and when the gas lights are flashing
and gIlmmering, and the cabs are
dashing along the streets--ard
obliging drivers are offering to
carry you where only steamboat
captains and tile ilrst gentlemen 90
--ah--and Broadway is on a rip
and roar---ah--and the brass bands
are ClashiBg music from the balco-
nies-snd men in little holes are
ready to sell your tickets to go in
rnd see the Black Crooks dsnce
with nothing 10 wear--and make
spectacles of lhemselves--ah--oh
my friends, "pass on to Shun-em >
And oh laiflatsr in tho evening
with avery particular friend, you
10 up stairs into most splendidlJ
furnished rooms---al!--and see the
supper.table spread with delica
cies from every cline and country
and ducks, and yallerlegged pheas
ants, and all that fish, flesh an(
fowl can afford, and champagne
and brandy, and Burgundy, and
Chateau Lafltte, older than Water
loosapl nothing to pay and pll free
and q nice gentleman with rings on
his fingers and a diamond breast
pin, playing with little spotted
pasteboards, and another turning a
little ball that rolls round, stops
sometimes onthe eagle bird, anq
oftener don't, and where the players
generally put down more than they
tako up, and then sometimes win
but mostly don't--ah--oh, "pas'
on to Shun.em"
tAnaEip confusion, my friends
when the world, the flesh and the
devil-ah--lie in wait for you
pass on to 6hun-em,"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-05-06
SiciIian
mAIIR IsnNEwER

tWf lHtH ttt fHNNiiUHHiHH fHG
t4tafH q a9,aHei iGiGl aan
Has stood the test of seven years before the
puclic; and no preparation for the hair has
yet been discovered that will produce the
same beneficial resultsd 1t is an entirely new
scientific discovery, combining many of the
most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores Gray Hair to
Its original youthful color. 1t makes the scalp
white and clean cures dandriiif and humorS,
and falling out Of the hairi and win make ii
grow upon bald heads, except in very aged
persons, as itfuTnishes the nutritive prinei-
pie by which the hair Is nourished and sup
ported 1t makes the hair moist soft, add CLOS
sy and Is unsurpassed as HAIR DRESS
ING 1t is the cheapest preparation ever on
plish more and last longer than three bottles
of any other prenaration. IH.E gR I
II is recommended and used by the FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHoRITY84 A fNAAENtE IA H{
The wonderful results produced by our 81
Gillian Hair ReneWer have induced many 20
manufacture preparations for the Hair, un-
der various names; and. in order to induce
the trade and the public to purchase their
compounds they have resorted to falsehood,
by claiming they were former partners, or had
some connection with our AIr. HALL and their
preparation was similar to ours Do not be de-
ceiyed by them. Purchase the originals II has
never yet been equalled. OurTreatise on the
Hair, with certificates. sent free by mail. See
that each bottle has our private Revenue
Stamp over the top Of the bottle. All others
are limitations. urdss
n, p HALL 4 Co, Props, Nashua, n II,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
ioine. -ry0tfF IA i Sep, 10, 1858. 42%ly
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-05-06

Eg-our lines in Mems, Boys,
Youths, Women's Misses and Chill
dren's Work, Of every description,
are full and well worthy of your
attention, as they embrace the lead
ing manufacturers East, in both
fine and stoga work. Our Rubber
departments full, embracing every
yariety--the wide and medium Over
Shoes.-thc late style Sandals.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-05-06
FEEl10 Sr- "a EsTII1lzI
JOHN PAUL
WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS
II. BoURKE,

Dealer IN Foreign and Domestic Marble,
Monuments Toinbstones Sc, made 70 order,
WASHINGTON, OHIO
NV Shop is North Of King and Leases Gro
Gerry. on Fayetto street. nearly opposite Ham
ilton's Boot and Shoe Store u you want 70
save from ten to fifteen per cent, you will buy
Of me before going elsewhere, All work in
the Tombstone line promptly executed, Come
in and see, and ho satisfied. ap09 29+ly
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-05-06

This preparation has been used in the
practice Of an eminent physician for the
last twenty years, and has proven to be one
Of the most agreeable stomachics and yeg-
etable tonies ever known.
Itls an 1ufailihg remedy for al disorder
ed conditions Of the system arising from
Impaired Digestion, Torpid LIVER &C.,
&C.; and successfully removes the tenden-
eyto Feyerand ague in miasmatic climates,
giving to the whole digestive apparatus
vigorous and healthy action. g..
For the cure Of Chronic dyspepsia, Dis
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Nervous
Affections, Headaches, Vertigo, Languor,
Indisposition to exertioh and all functional
arrangements Of oftheasystem. It'll an un,
failing remedy, apd.will be found one Of
the finest appetizers ever used. .
1t is especially commended to chose suf-
fering from excessive use of liquors, and is
certain remedy for restoring the normal
condition of an overtaxed nervous system
and allaying the morbid appetite fcrstrong
drinks. - waaa l.
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pROPosALs FOB srArIossRY.

TREASURY DEPARrxEsr, june q. 1850
articles Of Stationery for tn, year ending June s
Iae, I'll 3 Tees we'd at this Department until the
Six gross 10 b Inkstands, No Sls alsss sto.ners
eix gross inch Inkstands. No 3ls eIass stosser
Shoppers W. s's
Three gross inch Inkstsnds, Ho. ss, CLAN .tov.
Two hundred thousand White EnveIopes ss.xsz..
samples required a. 81
samples required "'A' a.
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DIED..


SrGINN. On the 18th inst, OWEN McGINN,
D. a 8 saIs
a. friends and relatives are iuvitei to attend
H. isuerSl from the Tesidenoe 81 his brother In
80 has. fsstsble corner Of and 18th streets,
GA Thu sdsy, July l. 81 4 o CLOCK p IN.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy I
ftHNSOH. OF cholera infantum At : % O'Clock
a y: June -, SAMUEL q twin son of Homer A.
. Molhe u. Johns n: aged months and days.
Tie funeral win take place from 6s3 L street,
tween 4sh ard 9Th. on TO morrow THURSDAY AZ
ternOon, July Ist, at o clock.
SEUMEYER On Wednesday, June sOth lssS
MABY MARGARET, youngest dsI CHER OF u.
AID Margaret Aun heumeyer, aged ; years, 4
H ~ ths, and u days.
Il funeral will take place on Thursday, Julv
Ia, at O'clock m. from the residence, No $50
We street. between and south where the
RI DIS OF the family are invited TO attend.
FELT On the 5oth Of June, at O'Clock O. m .
NILSSON FELT ased mo nths and days
Tb- relatives and friends Of the famiiy are re.
specttHly TeGussted to attend the funeral, fro n
tte resisenoe % his tents, No. $40 Massaehu-
srifs ANenre, betw en- 9th and 10Th streets On -
MORROW afternoon at o'clock.
LIGHTIOOT. On the 18th instant. at hf, resi-
tsuc-. G. W LIGHTBOOr, after q short and "a IN
"a illness. In the 18th year Of his age.
Though thy loved one now lies sleeping
CndeIDesth the cofin lid
Nhere his well.known form and features
tIOm thy loving gaze - hill:
Let The soul that lent its b-suty
TG that rov Still form Of clay.
Vow In free from pain AID sorrow,
Where all sirs are wi ped away.
Hisf1EeTsi win AXE place from the West George
- clrg
JOHNSON. On THesisy morning. CHARLES
JOHNSON. infant son OF Albert W and the late
ssr-sTst johnson.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAMs, ko.

-.---s-tSy morning : vel dressed man en-
!rls IsweIry store OF josiah GOoding, ON
y,-airgton street. Boston. Gooding's son o'ly
,a- In attendance. aGd Taile examining
.~rI-v threw Ted pepper into in- young
ans ewes. and escaped Win abs " S2tutD
= n @! 81 mJni TIcgs.
s-sr-~fC Jams Roberts. . Deputy nited
=, : MaIsnai N kentucky. shOi and probably
.-iu wounded J-Ck EunOld- = distilIey an
E-lN Coun'y. IN that Sta:e. yesterday. The
,t.-...r AMI his cor feGeFat-s we're al t1s time
- iBg tn deputy authority forcisly and
ans.
-u-ioUs tale Is rerCrted by telegraph, from
Gee. i,tv.T CIty, Wyoming. TO he effect that
an. -ssulh-r- OF ne celebrated Powell *
II parry. Nth tb- exception Of one uau,
Ers- pvEtsa"d IN 81 a,;enPt 10 cross the rIpids
NJ Colorado
Advicss from Asuuciou are 20 May iiih. The
q B 80 forc-- hSd commenced their march iato
o.. fbreriO-. -aptUred nany prisoners on the
Wv sGd tasen ne town Of y viIny BY sur
l-.--. The IaTSgGayans Lad abandoned their
The ,,sau,shI Cuba. Q. the Baltimore, Ha-
"a sUd New Orlesns line. was cOnfsc1tsi
s--r~ay, N The unitsd States DstrIc, G. 5urt,
-urr.e OF smuggling tCrty-tye thousand
-srs INTO Bilumore nom Havana
'.l Ira Harris was attacked Is par4Ivsis q,
Ing Of he alurani O. moo College. a
; -ecady. New CTk. yesterday, on subse
emily recovered his spec, q. ana IL imPfOy-
t.af.--.ticut Monday by q storm. Railroad
C-F>, factory dams ard buildings were car
I'D away IN many place..
The dePCsirOrs In the Ocean Bank. New
a. lsse half a million bS the recent ROBBERY.
lie tue loss Of the bank a. something les .
t. twrDtv-6ve thousand dollars.
tiarerai CANDY has extended the stay law in
= MA 20 January next. II sil cases OF debt
l@-e on" years interest Is PaId by the list OF
q -Est neat.
- fifteenth constitutional amendment has
Ys-sad the New Hampshire House of Repre-
=va-auvess and comes rp In the Siaie Senate on
I-LT-uay.
o. large Republican meeting in Richmond
v--.. rdSy SftsrnOon was addressed by Mr.. Van
Nrcs, q New York, Mr.. Beers, OF Montana,
: q O.hFyS.
ne Fenian senate II eesS ION at Pittsburg is
g.-p rIEg programme Of action on the Ala
INA claims, 50 tar a. they affect the IrIsh
tu->fiC2.
General Franklin Smith of Waterviile, Me-,
"a received III DrmoS-atI, NOMINATION for
a. ys-HOr CT ina State.
Yesterday the State Temperance Convention
e GIHInr nominated y q. HichlCu1, OF Stock
soL- tyr Governor
-l- CiTss, Eastern and other ships with the
r-lsauc cable. are expected On the banks the
r.s. week IN July.
lining in the Cumberland region has in =
t--l.sed fry per cent. since he strike OF the
T-susylvaui1 operatives.
T. e. Sheldon, formerly of Albany, n Y,
VA murdered by Indians NJ Az A., near Pres
su.t, ArIzOha.
Inc aliisd armies hsye commenced their
U.-rCh INTO the interior against Lopez.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!

The UNDERSIGNED hes inst taken out Q Few
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS. OFT
TIERS ABD SHEETS WITHOUT A eIAM,
dispenslns with curb. and reducing the expense 70
below the contract price 10 any OF the wards this
city with brick, which viii last for . lifetime
Without repair. l.ooo loads OF PAVING SAND
for sale at the yard on Tiber Greek. between and
X streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nh l-u 39A II street bet 9th ana lfrh
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-On the 18th instant, g email, Slack sad
IL Tan TERRIER PUP. A liberal rev ard will
q pal II returned to a4s Vermont avenue. let.
STkAYID AWAY-On Sunday. the q tn RED
y COW bell around Der neck; END Of her horns
cut OF A liberal It ward will be given IL returned
TO N ROACH, Cor. X Of. and Del avenue. 1T
1 osT-A .oupg Italian GRKYHOUND The
ana the tip Of his tail are white. A suitsols re-
yard vii be paid for his return, info nation
house. ie se-ats
I OST-Ye.tcrday, Oh the cars between BaIti.
IL more and Washington, ct on the = street oars,
lars in nosey biseS acc. pied srst, bill Of sale
for sfx hOgsheads of tobacco ana receipts OF the
Fi{th Ward Building 8 1.coistion. The ader viii
' Ssudsi e.: sss f P.an.
avenue near eth street, 10 s.-2t
&1O RIwARO VIII BE PAID FOB THE
GU return OF an English Blac and Tau TER.
GsSp. No IS. Street q he'0 A. d. ~ .ssi
Gin RDwARD-Lo.t, june Isth-0 Cat, Hog
YIV skin P0rhET BOOK, contsinine alont
res ard By leaving the Book at ". s. TEETs,
32- Pennsylvania avenue. 10 - 81
STRAYED-Ircm the subscriber on oath inst.
- aRED COW, with red stripe seross her back,
nssh. Auward of s. will lie given f5r hen return
streets je 80 stS
THKRE WAS sTULEN TROM THI ROOM
June, q POCKIT: BOOK. containing SIS in
sreenbscks, AMI "a cents in fraction 81 currency
& si some postage AMI revspne stamps in an en-
sss store q Cal, Bro u" % rtSsne $50 g
WfhIia III F. WITTY {! TIE oS.y
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pBoPosALs FOB MArlRIALs UNDER rHE
l. C0shIZASvE OF tue BoREau
ING. TO Be sUPPLiED 10 RE
DlFfkBGET EAyY-YARDs
NAVY DHpaprNrx

NAVY DEPARTMENT
EA, or EouIPNs5r sNp Rscnr!rlxG
Sealed Proposals. TO furnish materisIs for the
say LOT me hss.i year ending June %, 49,,
OF the INST Of !uly next, ct which time the pro-
The proposals must be addressed 70 the ..o.,.,
s Ssy, Department, Wsss.nston !" and mus. De M M
that they may he distinguished from other tssi.
Printed schedules for any class. tora,bsr ,,,,,
Distractions to hidders giving the terms Of pr"po
sal q guarantee and Of certincstss of euarants ~
application to the commsnssn,s Of tns 70 Did
i've nav yards and those OF ali the yards on \ a
IN. Commsndsnt of each navy yard and the ppr
enasing faymas,er of esch station will have a
animation only. IN order that persons Who iptsna
70 big may Juogs wheth r IL is desirable r. msSe
The proposals must be for tSe whole ., ards:
arc All applications for information or for tha an
mandsnts of the respective yards. w 'ne o0m
sn. ne Groposai ms.t be accompanied by a oerti.
district in which the Sde sS for
license 20 deal In the articles for which he pro
naotuter q, regular DE- aier in the .1t hss
he csr,is Sne s 10 supply The suarsntors must
fo,lthe district in which they reside '' ne'eaue
si me 16ntraet VII be awarded to the person Who
aursa ~ lave the e.d s ssS eSss the
serSing the right to reject the lowest bid or an
WniCh ~ may oeem eNOrbltant
.cufeiies IN the fun amount will he reauireS Ia
sign Tie contract and their resp nsioiItty mr.,
De ceruhed to the satisfaction Of the Nsyg IL
pertment. Ae additional security tusp,y -
sentum WI be withheld from the auounf az r.
oius unIess the contract shall have been 60
neten ADO eighty per centum of the smoupt ~
escn ofn approved in triplicate by the IJommanS
Ant OF the respective yards, will be paid by IN.
TER OF the station designated In the en-
Tect funds or certificates, st the option OF tba
GolerRment, within len days After the wsr we
for the same shall have been pnased bV ths S ar
tsfy OF the Treasury - -e S"cre
The classes of this Bur can Ara runh.-., -.
designated ss follows: ''ou sau
No l-Fiax, Canvas, &c No ls-so,n and r.,.
No z-Cotton Canvas, 40. I4-OI Hidss Sar
Ho;SCotton II smmock. No. is-Br.shes.
BAG, and Cot Stun No Is -Ship Cbard,s-.
No. 4-Iron and Steel 10 E-Tar ana Tar ~,
No S0alley Iron. No ls-Statiorery VII
No. 7-Chsn Iron. No la-DrE ,,ooes
No sHardwara. No g-Firewood g M A
No. Stocking Utensils ChsrcoaI
No. n-Tin and ZiEc. No eI-Sspd.
Ne. l2-Eea'htr.
The followirg are the clauses nv THAR n,,oh.-.
required at the respective nayy Yards:
CHARLESTOwN
NOS T. D. l. Il, Is. d, Is l6, II, Is, 70, 20, IL
BROOKLYN
Nos. i, 2, 5, s, 8, IL. Is, Is, q.
WASHINGTON
NOS. :, 4 3, 8, II, Il, Is, Is, ~. Is, ~, 81
Je 2Slaw4w
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pRoPosALs TOR CAyALRY HORSES

ACTING Ass'T oUARrERNaSTFR' OFr-cr.
BALlIsoRF. June "a 1870
Sea ed Proposaie invited aud an BE- receives
A. TINS once until IL M on MONDAY, ysly 81
LOT FURNISHING the Qua -ternsster's Deeartment
sixteen CAVALRY HONS IS AZ follows:
The Horses are 20 be sound in al particuisrs
well broken, In full 6e-h aud GOOD couditiSn
from nfteen 20 sixteen hands high, from We 20
nine years old, ed short con pIed oi
bay color, and well adapted In every war 20 Csv
thorough Inspection OF each Lorse will be
made by Government officers aud those that do
not coDform 70 the above description will be re
Jectfd- Delivery must be completed by the mi
OF August next. Bids will be submitted 20 the
Quari rmester General Tor his approval before
Proposals should be marked "Propo.A,. for
Horses. /" aud addressed &C. the undersigned
BY order Of the ousrtermaster General
A HANCRnET
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J. 2h-6t BreVet taptain. A. A
DROPOsALs FOR sKwlR.

oFFicEsUF AND lNsPEc TOR OF SEWER. &c..l
Na>BiN6 rrN. ID June q. Isa. I
Sealed Proposals will lie rect we'd at the mayor .
onse. City Hall, until l. O'Clock IA. 90 sATCR
Sewer. three feet i'm de diameter 10 Tseafih street
west from PenEsylvanis avenue 20 the bort side
Of street north; and two-feet ssrrel Sewer from
the north side OF street north. Go the north s.
OF massachusetts, avenue, TO b. prov dsc with a.
ersls, trsps, drops. and msn-hoies wherever
The work to be done under the direction q the
superintendent aud Inspector Of Sewers, the 50
perlDtendeDce OF the Second Ward Com nis,fo aer .
Mayor -
spsoi6cstious may be seen at this ONCE Bid
GERS will state the price lineal foot tor mai
holts.
The Mayer reserves the right to roget any or Gil
Each It'd must DE accompanied with the written
guarantee of a rtspon-iols person. known 20 be
such. that. ~ accepted. the bidder viii eNerute
oonirsot IL due form, aid perform the work ia
csrdsDce Herewith.
The guarantee must be in subst.nce as follows
l. A. guarantee II this bid b. accepted by tue
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into q coitrsrt
fer he same. and perform the work Ascending a.
the requirements thereof.
tSigned,l Al"
p. III. DOsEGAs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY J B. WHILE CO.. Auctfoneer,,
~ No. 422 Seventh street, bet q ana III sfs.


u No. 4aa Seventh street, bet q and sts.
sss ShIs A. SSsR
AABhE LUCATloN. WITH IAsHIsSAB
10 HsE tIsssR 81 I'M iegsRI!
nNp SIX HUNDRED yoLUMEs saLSCT
a p virtue Of . deed q .ru.. to me, IN.
s esi Il ~ No. a. 3 isio ed ID
A. A.. e. the Is9d records Tor WssEinsfon count,
Sclss g: :as s s.s ,ss Is Be
tween I2th and lsth eireets, on FBIDkY, the III
personal properly mentioned in the ~ sn
.sd 70 said deed Of trust and pariiaiis dssoribsd
IN THE PARLoR.
One fine Medallion CARPET
six Chairs to m ateh
Ten Chairs. richly ornamented
o,s re small ma and nd one Sst csrd Tssis
one Rosewood Piano
One Cover And Stool for same
Two sets tne Lace Curtains
Two larE.. size s Esnt s,i. Mirrors
Fancy pivans
r,.. cHxIBKE yyHs1rrsr.
Rosewood and Wslnui sedst.sds 'e'
{" E S1ss:S:; as.rble top
Linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Case.
And In each room. six. Rem. and Lac. Cur,.,,s
DINING ROOM
S Sns bro@eI Va.Det, handsome pattern
fweive Djnine Chsir.
0ns Mirror one Mantel Clock
c cSasls' sr s%YRRs sEls Of W GS,DA
silver. plated Tea ssr7is.
One Sc. az r.. t Sgsi. ana Spoons
One elesan. Bru.ssi. u.1S.i
One Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge 10 match
One One kibrs5S sideboard
Two fne Walnut Bookcase,
GU volumes Of select BOOKS, including the O. mile
Three sets Six Rep Curians.
kITCHEN.
One large Range. approved pa,tera, with Furni-
ture complete
Two Refriseraters
chairs, Tables, Quee pswsre, and Utensils In full
supply sRRyANrs- ROOMS
Furnished with Bsdstsads and Bedding. Bureaus.
s s., Ell. + !: nj rs {. Shsn AZ
OilclOth and Carpet upon the passages and stairs.
AID 40 st 0 ,Ss, on The ssid ID day Of
ground IL the said CITY OF ashin gton, known aud
osssribed % Lot numbered nine teen QsD in David.
:sSss
rooms Situated upon toe south side Of ss1e.t
mon tn, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west
Terms; sl,eOo cash; balance in 5, 6, o. and u
stamps At the erDsD.. q the
OF $40 will be rsqrlrsa Thsn tss house s sold:
ALs!tF ;. & ws He'll s5as GS,:
ielod tIntel.l Auctieneers.
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but tbo.e deprfved NJ tb,. h,...,,. .,.-
of its LOSE Tse rimeied. blofebe6 a. 49,,
with jeaiossy. and in1srdIy desires TIRE $40.
Those vhose systeme are 6iied Sttb the v,,,s -
not have rood health wSsn the 49, ~ - esn
disesse IL snre 70 follow A'N 'A' ''''' !" inquire
All have timely vsIS,ns IN those Bitches. Pin
scales, &C Avert the calamity By purifying the
ssa r n,rSs MN.
before ecrofula takes firm hold.
How many have the virus Of syphilis IN the sys-
stitutios. TO such wessy eToP. fiTst cleanse
lection, (Which in many cases q hsredissry in q.
eonstitutisn, before You bring misery on yeurseif
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Superintendent aud IDs pector OF segcrs
leS tkepub. & OhrOn
pAYNEBT or sAC AND FOX SCRIP

pEPARTxENT OF THE IyTERoR,
OFFFcF OF lSTIkN AFFAIR, june Is, 1852
Notice Is hereby given tnat the SECRETARY Of tue
Interior IL prepared 90 pay the outstanding ia
ceetednees OF the sac and Fox indians Of ths mi--
Indian Bureau.
The certificates should De preseptei for payment
prior 70 August I. 1859, after that date no in
terest will De allowed them They should b.
transmitted through this once. ami tue 40 0 ice.
uons Ter pay must in every case give the post
ONCE address of the claimant.
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