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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13
LIFElOF
RUDOLPH COUGHE N0UR,
BEING AN y
AUTOBIOGRAPHIOAL SKETCH
OF The Rumerous Incidents NJ his Life
From his Birth 10 his present Career.
TCONT1NUED.

water. There was TO limit as
to time, or il there was it was
a laundering long limit; for
have known men TO be confined
thlrty.six days on very small
rations OF bread and water.
There are many things connec-
ted with the management Of
the prison unknown 10 the out
side world.
In the summer of 1869 one
of the guards attempted TO
strike one of the prisoners with
his cane. The prisoner warded
of the blow and cut the guard
on the arm. For this offence
he was locked up in the prison
thirty>six days on bread and
water, and when taken out he
was so weak he was unable 10
do anything and remained in
the hospital until his time ex.
pired. On being released he
was arrested on complaint OF
the officer he had cut, and
lodged in the jail in Columbus,
where he died in a short time
from the effects Of starvation
while in the hole in the prison.
| talked with this man while
he was in the prison hospital
ard he told me that he chewed
and sucked his hands and arms
10 keep from starving to death
A new mode of punishment
had been introduced since |
was discharged in 1864
The prisoners hands were tied
behind him, and he was Souzed
into a tub of water. Mr.. Wal-
colt was the hardest master |
ever had in the penitentiary.
Five or six prisoners hanged
themselves under his three
years administration. WASH
Ington hlng, a smart, intelli-
gent man, one of this number
who worked near me, told me
a short time before he hanged
himself that he intended 10 do
so. lie said that he was un
justly confined, poorly fed, and
had been cruelty punished for
such trivial offences as talking,
laughing or giving a comrade
a chew Of tobacco. Hc showed
me a string or rope which he
used for turning himself in the
bed. He would lie one end to
his gas pipe, take the other in
his hand, and by this means
turn himself over, he having
become so stiff with rheuma>
tiSm and hard work that he
was almost helpless. Lie said
he could stand the work no
longer, and preferred death TO
such a lie. He hanged him.
self sometime in August, 1870
The task was one. fourth
higher than ever before. 1t
was put at what a strong man
could do, and the old, the weak,
and the lame were forced to
work up 10 it. This matter is
in the hands of the superinten
dent or foreman, instead of
the Directors, as formerly. Our
foreman was a drunken, abu.
sive man. | have known him
to come into the shop drunk,
lie down behind a big iron box,
and sleep two hours at a time
the prisoners in the meantime
working away to complete
their task.
l think there were many vi
olatlons of law by the various
Warlens. ! have always un-
derstood there was a law to
give to each prisoner a five or
ten cent plug of tobacco per
week. have known them to
suspend the rations of tobacco
for two to five weeks at a time
from all the prisoners because
one or two prisoners had bro.
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6HI0 0YALLEY EDITORIAL UNION
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PoRrSM

LOnlOh 'OAh
Politicians and editors are "on
their muscle. THE total ex-
penditure for the public schools
last year, was S24,4SO As, OF
which S15,072 so was paid Tor
tuition. The water works are
TO cost S1l5,5O0.-The Agri-
cultural Works are turning out
Reapers and Mowers at the
rate of twenty a week, with
their present force, which will
be largely increased.
CHILLICoTHE. .
The old depot of the M. q
G. r. r. is TO be torn down and
replaced by a handsome irieght
depot. The people voted
against filing up the 'old bed"
The Sentinel claims Tor Mr..
Grouse the finest lot OF horses
in Ohio.
ATHENS.
Amasa Hill cut his arm Sc
verelv with an AKA little
child of Hiram L. Baker will
probably lose the use of its
right hand from injuries re-
ceived by having it caught in
q cutting box. -,'
.... MARIETTA.
Mary Murray, daughter OF
Rev. G. G. Fredricks Of the
German Lutheran Church, was
murdered on the Goth of
last month, at Philadelphia,
by her husband, who sus.
pected her of inlidelity. Af-
ter accomplishing his work, he
committed suicide, leaving a
letter requesting that the two
bodies might be buried togeth.
eI
GALLIP0LIs
Has elected a colored Coun
Gilman and Assessor. There
we're three candidates for each
Office, and the colored men re-
ceived a majority of all the
votes cast.
90 LOGAN.
Competition has reduced the
bus fare to and from the de-
pot to ten cents per trip. The
Republican says it is cheaper
to ride to the depot than to
stay at home.
JACKSON.
Fulton Furnace, was sold at
public sale TO Ezekiel Cavett
for 25,534.-A young man
named Burns, a resident of
Hamden, was killed by the
cars at Portland.
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hueknshsm's Dye for the whisksrs.
Price 90 cts.
Manufactured BY r. P. Hal 4 Co..
W Nashua, n. b
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Joseph Pingenback's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that DAVIS duncan
~ administrator ofthe estate Of Joseph Rim.
genhack, deceased. has filed herein his &c.
counts with said O. tate for final settlement. /.
and the same will be for he airing on the 22d
day ofAprll. u. b. MAYO,
Probate Judge.
March 81, 1871. At
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EVERYTHING

That can be found in First Glass No
tion Houses, sold at small Ad-
uaRce TO prOmtt short time buy
ers. or for Cash t. hand,
Cash Discount dlLOiCed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

Fulton Furnace, was sold at
public sale TO Ezekiel Cavett
for 25,534.-A young man
named Burns, a resident of
Hamden, was killed by the
cars at Portland.
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Competition has reduced the
bus fare to and from the de-
pot to ten cents per trip. The
Republican says it is cheaper
to ride to the depot than to
stay at home.
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DIED.

BANGS. On the morning Of the 18th instant, at s
q eek Mrs. MARGARET VI. BAsGSs only child
james and Susaans Cannon, in the 18th year Of
T6s siIksn cord is Ioosed. the gollen bowl is
D. Jsen "
-ervices viii be held at the residence Of her son,
mes e. Bangs. l523 l2th street., "wednesday
b. ring. at 10 O'Clock, whence the body will be
"a, en- To Alexandria. Va on the IL O'Clock boat,
icr tnterment Friends of the family are respect
~ > invited 10 attend.
~ ashiugtOn, u. g., Alex andrfa Va. PhfIsdAlphia
Pa and Newark y J., papers please copy
ROWLHY pn t|e 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock a
Il consumption, JOHN CROWLEY, a native OF
b atIee, County Co. * ireland, aged 81 years
fIr Crowley has resided 10 this city II the last
uaintance for his warm aud generous friend ship D.
~ died In peace with all mans ind.
he friends and relatives Of the family invited
e. attend the funeral from No GIL street, beIwt
Oh md Ith, on 70 uOrrow, Wednesday at
clock p
CAMMACK. At 2 O'Clock m of the 7th Inst
" LLIAM CAMNACk. aged 70 years
1neral VIII take place from his late resid ence,
an eth street road. Thursday, at 8 clock %. IN
a." rtives and friends Of the family are invited to
CO.. nd.
Az. On Monday, 9th inst, MABY SUSAN.
Of Richard Lay, Esq. Of this city, in the Sd
, % her aEe.
equiem mass at st. Patrick s Church on Friday,
inst. at 10 a N
LOTT. On ths6h instant, IL % D. m GEORGE
OH, sged 81 ears, native Of Hessen Darmstadt.
dent of this city for the last 50 years
Q elstives and friends of the family requested
q ttend bis funeral from his late residence Ma-sa-
ssJse'ts avenue, between "a snc Sd streets, Thus
Z - O'clCcS n. II
BEVAES. On Monday, February 9th. ALICE
RGINIA, aged years, months, and days only
O. ightsr If James and Jennis Bevsns
Baltimore sun please cOpy.l
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RI LATIaER CLEARF. Auctionssr.,
- ts1ocesors 70 Coov~r 8 LstirnerJ
Southwest oornss OF feuusyivsnis ~. aud iItE e.,
TEUsTEE,s SALE AR ACTION OF HAND.
iV 4rkr ~ siOkWN ,T AZ hysI DSsiRAsLI
RR 6sS sEp Pi iihRst chAMBERi b,siFS
ooO NOLbAEe cELkCT Rooms
a By virtue 81 = deei OF tru-, 20 me the .ah
S .,, iro,n 1seph b stewart, et NIX, dated
H!scGTdea IN sc r. tc ls II: sn a.. duly
-, the irud records for ssshinstsn eSantv, pis
lh aud 18th cts on FRfDAy the i,th asy S u
personal prep y nn a ol S Sl ;s n a.
anIs1.d e ,sd deed OF tru.t AID ps pa, SS
IN THE PARLoR:
.ne .ne Meal hon CARPET,
slK Chairs Go match,
Two fine match Center Tables,
One smsil aid one Card Table
One BosewOcd Piano,
One Cover and stool fsr same,
FOur sets fine satin Window Curtains
T we fsss me nee e: asS 0SqGstmsiS
Two large Size Pier Glasses,
1--we Fancy piyans.
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Rosewood and W slDut Betsteads,
kosewood and Mslout OUNCES,
Rosewood ard " alnut W sshs ands, marbleto top,
hattresses, Bolsters, Pillows. Comforts. and Bed
Linen sheets, Bolster s.,d Pillow Ca-e.,
Chars, Comm Odes and Corner Racks
a nd in each room silk. Rep and ace Curtains
DINING ROOM
One Brusse's Carpet, handsome pattern,
Twelve Dining Chairs.
Ore Sofa, two Sideboarts,
One Mirror, one manSel CLOCK,
Cutlery and Table Ware,
Silver plated Tea Service.
Silver plated Csstors, Forks. aud spoons,
One sc. Of fine Silk Bep Curtains
LIBRARY.
One elegant W sluut Library Table,
Chairs ard Lounge TO match,
One Library sideboard,
Two fine " ainnt Bookcases.
One fine Mahogany Book case,
GU volumes OF select Books, including the Gentle
man Msgszine complete: Annual Register.
Three sets silk Rep Curtains
KITCHEN
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Two Rsfrigerators,
Chairs, Tables, Queensware, and Utensils in full
SERVANTS ROOM.
Furnished With Bedsteads aud Bedding. Bureaus,
s :, F. il all sni n as shs%s Der.
oilcloth and CARPET upon the passage and stairs.
u End a, o'eloSh' p; m; on the said 18th day Q,
en- FL shall Ser all that piece CT parcel o.
described as lot numbered nineteen i9I, in David
sons subdivision Of square numbered two hundred
pressed lex trout dwell ng house. brown stone
trimmings. ard containing sixteen comfortable
ncrth between l2f and ' 18th STREETS vest
Terms: Sl,o0 cash: balance in three, six, nine
trust upon the premises All convey sncing and
Ieyenue STAMPS at The expense OF :he purchaser.
ssSN'' OF Il FssHtsd hf h1Hss
mb6 d&is LATIMER B CLEARY, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

VIRGINIA NEws.-The Baptist Church of
buchanan COUNTY have taken steps to investi-
gate thoroughly the recently-repOrted ghostly
and satanic operations in and around the resi-
depce OF Rev G. e. Thresner. Recent circum-
stances, 10 seems, have made this an imper alive
duty OF the Church. The investigation will be
conduCied by q committee (fully authorizsd) OF
three competent gentlemen.
The meeting In Albemarle county, 10 con-
slider TIE practlcability of constructing a mar
Tow gauge road from the junction Of the Orange
and Ale KindTia Road aud the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road TO Scottsville. on the James river,
was quite large and enthusiastic.
The proper authorities OF the NJ. T.. Church
have Instituted suits in the circuit court of Lou
siOUu county for the recovery of Hamilton and
salem Churches and the parsonage at Hills
borough. low IN the occupancy OF the Vi. l..
Church South.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionears,
- Southeast corner OF 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES Sale OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
NO 3l3 STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 81

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
NO 3!3 STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 81
AND 4TH STREETS EAST.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated August 81
81 1e69 and duly recorded In liber 605, folio yo6
one Of the land records for Washington county
in the District Of Columbia, 1 shall sell. on the
premises. on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March.
ISL at O'Clock .. M all that certain piece par
eel of ground situate in the city Of Washington, D.
c.. being part Of Lot three, 49, in Square 1911 be.
ginning for the same - feet from the northwest
Of said lot; running thence east 30 feet On
line with street SOUTH thence south 10 feet more
or less thence southweetery about As feet: thence
north about Is feet, to the beginning. Improved bv
two two story Frame Houses.
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN 8 aud u
months for notes bearing interest aud secured oy
deed Of trust on the premises All conveyancins and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. loo
down on the day Of sale; and If the terms are not
complied with within five days after the dsy of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser by
advertising three times in some newspaper in Wash
in stS e9. city carry N Ross; TSu.tse:
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Q.
Il. T. HELMBOLD;S ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for disesses arising fro hablts
Of dissipation, used In connection with the EKtrncfe
Buchu and Sarsspsrills in euch diseases a. reoo0-
mended Evidence OF the most responsible and re-
Also explicit directions for use scita An1Te1g Ar
thosSands living witnesses, and upwards Of 80
unsolicited certificates and letts n
many OF which from the highest ssurcee tncIui.
ms eminent physicians, clergyInen, statesmen, -
The Proprietor hiss reeorted 70 their publt0n-
tion in the newspapers; he does not DO this from -
fact that bis articles rank Standard Prepsratious
and do not need TO be propped up by Certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the Doric Coiuna.
should stand simple, pure, majestic, having ReoS
alone for it, Capital.
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srIRrruALIsr PARESrs MURDER THrIs
CHILDREN AND COMMIT SuIcIpB-Last Sun
day night family named Walker, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and two children, living
In McHenry county, short distance north OF
EiRin, Illinois, were found dead in their house.
letter found explained that the father and
mother had given laudanum to the children
and taken il themselves, and we're happy in be-
lieying that they would 60 with their children
to better world. They we're earnest spiritual
iStz
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|. Z.

NY Extract sArsaparilla is B,sod Purifier; ~
Extract Buchu 10 Diuretic, and viii cot 90 such =
al sasee.
Both are prepared on purely scientific principses-
cacko-And are the most active OF ettheP
that can be made. A ready and conclrs.ve ted Wtn
be comparison OF their pro perties with thoos -
forth In the following works;
See Dispen satory Of the United States.
Bee Professor DBwBBs' valuable worm On -
Practice OF Phys3c.
Sc remarks made By the celebrated Or. Pzysss,
Phila.
acelebrased Physician and Member Of the ~
College Of Surgeon, Ireland, and Dublished n -
Bee Medtco- OhirurgioAl Review, Dubushea N
BENIN 1RAvsRs, Bsllsu a the aoyal Oeils9s 9
Surgeons.
See noos q the late standard works On n ed,ua,~-
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HThe Spring silk hat 10 ugly.
~The great social question which Ia now
agitstiDg the female mind Is whether the
spring bOnnets will be high In the crown, or
have q cape to supersede the waterfall.
THAT John Chinaman, in California,
should split balf-dollars, scoop out the silver
substitute lead, and 50 DEITY Join the parts as
to DEFY detection, is mentioned as a reproach
against j. C.-whereas, it only shows his readi-
ness TO divide his last hllf-dolla.
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RY THOMAS THOMPSON, Auctioaser
u No sos Ninth street,
One door north Of PENNSYLVANIA Avenua
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED RKAL

- BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, Of the l4th Of Feb
ruary. ISL In Chaneery cause No. l,2?6, in said
court, IN which Oafharne Dixon H. plaintiff, and
Thomas Pierce and others are defendants, We viii
sell az public auction, in front Of the prsmises, at
q lot OF ground No. no. in square No I65, p wit :
The west Is feet 81 inc hes, containing fA0 gauare
Hense, froo,irs on street south, between ID and
Sd streets east.
cash at the time Of SALE and the balance in notes OF
the pure haser, In eaus IN stansnts, payable in and
81 sale secured cy aided Of trust upon the property
The pure chaser TO pay 100 immediateiy after the
within i've day. thereafter, otherwise the property
to be resold at the and risk of the defautine
convey sncing. THOMPSON,t rrr.,..
W. MILLER trustees.
nih2 go ,exds THOn. THOMPSON, Arct.
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RY LATIMKR OLEARY, Auctionsers,
ID (Successors to Cooper Latmer,)
Southwest corner Pennsyvania ave. and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
lEGS ON DHLAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN

IL By virtue Of a deed OF trust to the sub
scrtber, bearing date the 10th day of january,
AlS70, and recorded among the land records for
this county in Liber No. Ga, at folio z3 ct seq and
at the direction Of the party secured thereby shall
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises on
FRIDAY, the l1th day Of March. A ID. lSi, al
half OF Lot IT, In square No. SIS, the Same fronting
about ~ feet On Delaware avenue, and having an
average depth of about % feet The property is i'm
proved With three small buildings in good order.
Terms: S2 90 cash: balance In two equal nay
nents OF SIX and twelve months, with interest from
day of sale Deferred payments to be secured By Q
deed OF trust on the property. ConveyancinR and
Of sale. If the terms OF sale not complied with
in five days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves
newspaper published in the city Of Washington, N
the risk and cost or the de 'aulting purchaser
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
mh6- dads LATInER CLEARY. Aucta
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Clerk Office Of the supreme Court Of the district
ofColumbia and 10 me directed. vii sen ct public
WI! Isl sS ssy Ct 81
March next, 1871. ct ~ O'Clock m, al defendsnts
in he recorded subdivision Of square No. 80 Setu
NO: OF Philadelphia Row. situate ON 18th street
Wa.hinston. d. o.. together with ali end dnaulsr
the nprovemspts thereon, seized md levied upon -
sa.sfy execution No. e.1Ss, IN favor OF stsphsn
Flapacan. ALEX'R an Al
fe = dts o. n. srshai RI n
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A PEOF2CT for eleeting bishops 20 Office for
-four years Is entertained BY certain party in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The EetbO-
DIST newspaper disappTsves Of the scheme, and
-ays; " All the signs show that the Church is
not Dis posed 10 listen 20 a call for four years
Episcopal term. In the EpiscOpacy as now OF.
saui1ed. they see stability; but in the o:fice
INFECTED 20 he distractions OF a quadrennial
election, nothing but a quicksand."
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TOMORROW.

Rf ". l.. WALL SCO.. Auc:ioneers
ID Nos. 500 and 900 PeGnsyiyaais avenue.
LARGE AID PEsEMPToBY SALE. TO COVER
ADVANCES AND tHARGES OF LSRGs
LUZ OF FURNITURE, WALNUT Library
OIL CLOTHS. PAINTED OOTTAGE sIfITS'
GhNE AND VOID FEAT CHAiRS AND
Rouk ERS, HAIR CLOTH SOFAS LOTNGEs
WALNUT AND OAK EXrENSIOS TtRfES
MhkNuT AND PLAIN BUREAUS &c ON a
SbEDiT OF 80 AND 90 DAYS.
IN VI wEDN ESDAl, March = h, cornmenc-
ing AZ 10 o'clock, On the first and second a1Sr
- OF our spacious salesrooms we will sell, with.
~ Tout reserve, Cot rrisiug:
One Rosewood Piano,
Wall nj Chamber Suits in oil
Walnut Parior Suits, in II p, terry ami hair CLOTH
Painted Chamber Sets,
One Library suit,
30 Hair and shuck Mattresses
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables
Mar ble-top and plain Cottage Suita,
alnut and plain Bedsteads anc "A actresses
brussels. Velvet and other Carpets,
20 arble-top Tables,
Bolsters and Pillows,
sidebeards, Rockers AZ Oil Paintings,
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs
Walnut Wardrobes.
Large and small Mirrors,
Glass Show Gases,
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers,
walnut Lounges and Sofas,
Cooking and other Stoves,
-Four SewiIg Machines,
Single and Double Bedetesds.
With many other articles in the urniture and
usekeeping line all of which will be sold without
Terms: All sums under 800 cash, over that
amount credit of 20 and 50 day for notes satisfac
tory endorsed bearing interest
mo d Rep W. L.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
- New Marble Building
No 900 and goa Pennsylv ania Avenue,

NJ SOV ouQ oVS Eeun6ylvAn10 avenue.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE WASHINGTON
HkEWEkf AND MALT HOUSE, CORNER
OF X AND 27TH STREET.
Will be sold on the premises at auction on
E"., EDN EeDAY. ed of March, 1871, at 4
clock, positively to the highest bidder, on
n0erai terms, liz: $500 cash, balance on l. g s. 4,
AID years credit, notes bearing interest and Sc.
cured by deed OF trust on the premises.
=, The improvements ar irst-cls and consist of
the extensive four story brick building, covered
WITH slate, extra thick walls, splendid vaults,
known "a the w ashington Brewery aud Malt House.
and the two story brick dwelling stables and sheds
also. new steam engine, tubular boiler, vats
casks, &C.. &C, for brewing by sream. The ground
is known and described lots u.s. 81, s. and part
OF lot g. square 4, containing about 4I0OO sQu are
feet One part Of the building il completely lifted
up for brewing and In perfect order, with all the
modern improvements for labor saving and making
superior malt liquors, leaving most OF the main
btllo1ng Tor any mandatory other purpose
Immediately after the sale OF the Brewery, we
VIII sell the adjoining lots at third cash balance
o ana " months credit, notes bearing interest.
Capitalists and others are invited to examine the
property as the sale will be positively the above
4 deposit Of $40 win be required when the prop
erty has been knocked Oh; the terms Of sale 10 be
complied within 10 days after the SALE and in default
OF the purchaser not complying with the terms the
property will be sold Ut hts risk and cost.
We would call the especial ttention Of buyers to
the above sale. a. IL will be leremptory sold and Of
fers special Inducements to buyers.
ms WIN. L. WALL q 90, Auct's
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NOT A FEW

q the worst disorders thst afniot mankind ar1es
from the corru ptton that eccumu in the Blo1
of all the discoveries that have been made 20 e0rSe
Il cut none can equal IN effect hELMBOLDs oOG
POUND EATBACT OF SUBSTANTIALLY n
oleanses and renovstee the Blood instis the ytsos
OF health into the system, and parses the humorv
hich make disease IL stmu stes the healthy fune-
lions of the body and expels the ers that sro
and rankle In the blood. such q remedy that couI1
be relied on has long been sought and now the puA
lie have one on which they can depend. Our 49,
here doee not admit OF certificates TO show ts cfa
but the trial o. single bottle will chow 10 the 80
that has MS virtues SURPRISING any thing they have
Two Tablespoonful Of the Extracttof s4rsaparS,,s
aided 70 pint OF water ID equal 20 the Lishon ma
Drink, and one bottle 10 fully 90 "a 10 q gallon -
ally made
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BANKERS.

MIDDLETON d 60,
uA BANKERS.
l&5V y Street, 1.-TWO doors from " q rre.sur,
Department.
WASHINGTON, D.
Receive Deposits, and transact q General Bsns,a,
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken sad give.
81 par 20 eur depositors
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before ell the United STATES Depsrtrn ert,
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