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MONDAY, SF.PT 16, 1864.
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CHARLES N. LAMISON,
WILLIAM B TKLPAIR,
WM. H CREIOHTON,
JUDSON A. BEEBE,
f. 8 STOWE.
.IAMKS ( HALT,
HKNKV C MOORE,
JAMES KMMITT,
OHAKLKt H JOHNSON,
SEAL POWER.
ROBERT A. CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. 8WEENEY,
CUAKLK3 M. ATKN,
I) R PA1GK,
SIMON U HUNT,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
BKUHItrvKY OP st'lTK.
WILLIAM W ARMSTUONa,
IH'ltKHr. JlOU-.
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PQILAUKLI'H VAN TROMP,
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MACHIA3 0 WHITELEY,
ut Hkneurk bounty.
Short VvHwy,
ALEXANDER b. BOYS,
Of ,rfhtiMiJ I'omilr.
AlTOKNkV .iKHEK!,,
LYMAN R CRirOHEIELD,
Of llolmH Coimtj.
COP1''l,,KR UK TH R TRIA8URT,
WILLIAM 3 V. PRENTISS,
Ol KranhliD ffeuntv
WHOOt. OHMMr-MIOMR.
ALEXANDER 8 RAMSEY,
or Htrdio Countv.
H JAKO UK PUBLIC WO
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IITUU.THII,) -
AM LARWILL,
or Ahlnd Connlr
Iftl. T.QCT,1
CHARLES BOESKL,
Of Autfbuu County. 4
Democratic County Ticket.
WILLIAM IL G1LLESPIE, -JONATHAN
KENNEY,
Auditor.
GEORGE P. BOYER,
Rnoortwtr.
THEODORE P. EBY.
GEORGE A. GROVE.
8urrior.
JOSEPH B. JOHNS,
JESSK DEMI NT,
JOHN WEAVER,
Ptoiir Ioppctor.
MICHAEL 8CHANTZ,
GEORGE WINDER,
roRCosaatu
DAVID A. HOTJK,
Of VJ0NTO0MKRT.
Current News Items.
W get no morning di.patcbe. from th
Eut. Tb reporter her doe.n't kaow why.
We bar diaaitraa. new. to-day from Alaba
ma. Tba garriann at Athen. ha. bean captur.
edand three hundred men tent to r-iuforc
tb garriaoa were alu gobbltd np by lb. reb
el.
Avery formidable inva.ion be. be mad
by th rebel, in Mi.nouri. Tber will be aeri
ou. trouble there we apprehend before all i.
over.
Lincoln ha. removed Montgomery Blair
from the office of Poatmuier General. Tb
i. dona .imply to couciltat the Fremont men
and i. therefore an act of baaeneaa.
Ouaeral Sherm an aay. that real kindowa
ha. been abawn to the women aud children
whom he drov from their home, in Atlanta.
Governor D.uniaoQ refuee. to b th uc
cedaneuin of Blair. Qa decline, tb. Po.tinaa-
ter GeneraUhip
ReporU from Pennsylvania aad New York,
ioilicaie that t boa State will oeruiuly go
for McClellan. i f
Uaneral McClwnand, of Illinoia, i. oat far
McClellan and th whole Democratic ticket.
Th. Republican, tried to gat up a meeting
in Marion on Wedneaday hut. It turnad out
a complete failur. Il wa. bare tbat Brougb
got tick
Th. tendency of gold is ..ill do-.-wrd-
Just as McClellan' prospect improve, th
credit of the Uoverumeul advance If Abe
Lincoln is re-elected, a rjreenback will hardly
be worth inoretuao oiu paper oring. at u.
paper mills. v
IB uemewracy Ol in aevenieeu.a voa
, . i t u w i
Uu Thit wmpWut lh hat ol Dttvocrftbe
V( tb lOtitb Na York ratmeot, only
t two r lft. Tba aUai a Tor McCW-
ij .ww w ....
Iao, ud i for old Lmoln. .
u Iud.Mtpo.it the draft full upea tbw
poor cUtaee. Eterf effort U beia made to
raite oei to but wUutatM.
In the Loodoo ttandard, of September 6ib,
United Statae bead, are
Confederate bond- at TO Th.t tbo- ba
tbeydoo t believe ta K.ogiaoa mat we reow-1
lloa ia ou iU last yt.
i vat.
The tlew york Herald says th Pannsjlia -
nia Blat election will indicate id reaun oi
Presidential If so, MoClellen b
tit J, (of Pennsylvania U sui fur bim.
The Repubhcae mting in Cincinnati oo
Keird.y eight was got p elea immaes
eapenditur of money end labor. Tbere u
bo etiltiasiaae in lha crowd, though a great
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deal of malice end vehrerity were inhibited
on th. banners.
Tbe dr.ll in (he Secon 1 District of Cincin-
nati has been postponed el lbs requestor the
Provost Marshall.
Tb dscliu of fold ha brought busin
to a complete .lend in Baltimore. Tbia will
.he tb effect elsewhere. After a little lima
th... mu.t be a traah, uul... gold (roe. up
"s'b.rn... ...m. to b. destroying Allan..- '
tearinir
tent.
do.. kuiM for lumber to build
There ao .ful hif MrClelUa ratibta
I, on DutiM in Canton on the 1 7 b Tb
proret.iou u tiro mile. lonp.
Apole are er abuajaotiu the Cincinnati
-arkel, and Ih-otic. ha. t-ooaequentlf fallen.
Price, of ahaoat er.rj, article ouKbt to recede
mu 'tr. Z , L P...r.bnr, .... be in
no-.-ionofOr.nliat.ada.
The rb.L aeem to be rather .uctenful
t'i.u ntheri.e lately in tb Wet. the tel.
graph, hoer, mure. u tbat tba rebellion
iu that quarter will loon be put on it. la.t
leg.. ( '
Mr. Vallandigham at Sidney.
o..i i... :. .....i, .n,li
. ,i- .....k ,lBmntration. of the
..hH tion and coufiden. of the people a.
were awarded to Mr. Vallandioham at
the great Democratic meeting in Hiduey
U.i..l..
So demonHtrative were the
warm hertl and faithful Democracy
hi ao eairer to take the neat
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Champion of the Constitution by the
hand, and ho tmmenee was the a.sembiage,
that it waa at la.t found indispensable to
close tne noom oi me uotei ai wuivu -hi.
Vai.i.anuioham stopped.
On liia way to
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the Ktand, at the close of hi. apeech, and
at lent, ou returning to the rare, thene
demonstrationa continued with nnabated
euthuaia-m. No man iu America poases-1
ee ao much of the love and confidence of
, , ., , mwM vt..
nnbribed maeeea, aa Air. Yallambio-
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ean ; and no one will diapute this propoii-
who was at Sidney ou 8aturday. Let
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tba friend of the. noisome Schehok
"ugly aud veaoiuoim" Schenck "put this
.i .i.,L;t"
in their iiipe and smoke it.
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Mr. Vallandigham at Sidney. The Way they Talk in Pennsylvania.
vaaia.
At the Great Democratic Rally at La a-
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caster, Pennsylvania, utr. ampbkli. oi
Philadelphia concludeil his speech in these
words, which were received with long
continued applause :
"But there ia a most important matter to
be examined. If beaten without the votea ol
bogus States, aud without the interference of
Federal bayonet, shall w submit? 1 say
yes. Bat if tba votes of bogus States are to
be interponed, or rathrr to be cast for Mr.
Lincoln fCries, 'McClella.i must lead us
against Tyrant " Well, if Federal bayoneta
in Kentucky, Misaonn, lennetsee, Maryland,
Delawere aad Louisiana nay il th armed
power of tbe Jtfmintstraftoa, for I make a
distinction between tba Administration and
tbe Government, should interfere at the polls
in Pennsylvania, what will yon doT Cries
of "To arms I To arms I' 1 I sav to you if wa
are lately beaten, it ia our duly aa good ciii-
sen. to submit; bat if we are cheated at tba
noil., we must rise in revolution against
uauroaia Gen; Gears B. -VcClellan. must
b aakad, in auoh a contingency, lo lead ua to
deaih or to Constitutional liberty
At the same great meeting it was unan
imoualy resolved :
"That tbe Union can never ba restored
bv war tbia ia auoarant lo every refleclins-
mind who looks calmly aad dispassionately at
tb history of th last (our years.
Excitement in the Country.
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Never in the history of the country has
there been any thing like tlie excitement
which has prevaileJfor the last few daya
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iu Districts where the draft has been made-
Men are hurrying to and fro, collecting
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money, aud hunting substitutes. Persons
are making the root uu heard of sacrifices
to avoid the service. In some instances
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we know of Individual who have given
all they are worth for substitutes. Prices
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o. .uu.ii.ma. .-..8 .
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81,500. If people desire auothet draft by
ta. 1st o. January, let them vote .or
com.
Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.
DeiBocralio Central Committee will
mvet this (Monday) evening at 7) P. M.,
D. CLARK.
Secretary. Vote for Lincoln, If You want
Another Draft!
L-wt tull. tlw Deiuoeracjr told the peo-
,. ti i .
pie thai soon ft i Baouyu m eWlbid
( there , would be draft. They were not
believed; Eepublictn papert aud ttuntpera
Ideniedit. But. sure enough, belore a week
1 a after theelectioa waa over, a draft
WM orJ 8o it will be again. Re-
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January
The Democratic Meeting at Sidney.
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tl0 , ,r,ice iu lna urmiti cf ,h, 1jiiita-d
. Statea. I am glad for tba aake of a man wkoae
inam i. Oden, who waa the principal inati
the ,l .. . j . i.i j .
gtor in tbe attempted trouble, and I take oc
raaion to warn him if he abould again cow
tion Jdly Ktk to influence men who wear the uni
, form of tbe Unittd Statea, to do that which
, he d. ot hlmwi tMmpt, he will hot es-
cape as luckily through our forbearance I
rejoice for tbe sake ot the quiet and good or-
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I der ol the town of Sidney, tor had any attempt
I bee. made to molest thia peaceable aaaem
blage, an assemblage under the Constitution,
1 1 tell you it would have been" re.i.ted to tba
"'ermosi. Applause And lb men are
bete, ready to make good ibis determination
is a meeling aaaembled under the Constitution,
ndccording tolaw; a peaceable public meet
' inir: a nolitlcal meetine. to eanviua thaclaima
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Mr. Vallanoincih am ii teceived wild!
every demonstration of joy. A the
carriage in which he bad taken hi. Wat,
pWBtl tow4 , ,OWI1( , t.gjmellt cf
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ww.'.I I ,UV I u , n iiik'nu Mini inillll"!
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h'"U ,0 U ll' 'rBJ. '''awn
r' 'ih ,',ir along the roa.l
'1'. at the i negation I'liierl of on
OiioS-W, I lie editor of the Abolition paper
iu Kidney, auJ were called upon by hiiu
aud other auolitiotiista to give three groans
f(jr Vaixanuiuha. But to their great
mul tia,.ttt ia1 foly ,,,, nf
"Wj'"01 ulh'" n
"' """ " ior
McCi.ki.lan. A littlrt while afterwantd
aome twenly-bve or tjiuty of the Linoaln
party of the 8nJier. value down into the
town felnl began t threaten (liKtifrljaiii e-
Xh Democrat at once orenarej to orirau-
ii!e iuU j to trot. t tlwmw.v.
by Ujl)oU,ioang wefe
- thrirrrorty wonW
be held reponniblo for any trouble that
'ght occur. Most of them then united
jwith the Democrat, iu etreuiioux elfort. b
get the regiment to leave for the cars, auil
iu a little while tmcreedeil anil the Holilierx
were on their way to Toledo. The oflicern
' "'b''lueut fof he mont pait, behav-
eu wen. uae oi tnetu warned t no tw-
P"1'1" """ f trouble uprtiug up
re-mlt wool ! be a light antong the aol-
dier themaelvee, a. at leant one half of
them were for MoCt.iil.LAN. Mr. Val
lamjioham thus allnded to the ulTair in
u'"l'"1"
'd, fellow cilwen., tbat the effort, of
aome peraou. ol tbi. place to occmiou trouble
tDr0o(rri th. Initrumentahty of a regiment of
.oldiera, ca.ually here, utterly failed. I am
' TJTX'.Z 1?V TZi
ma. ,te, (a. (bat wboerer ukall
incite, or
'ball fail ta .uppreaa any effort on the part of
1.1 I J : I
luoae uuuer lueir couuiauu, ui luieriere Wlto
pubic MlwIllb,.Kei 0, lh, o( ,he
citiaeu. in the exerciee of their rivhta, alter
tbe fourth of Marchexl, in ewe of the eleo-
1o roi8, ,neir ril(hw. rAppau,, i Xhi,
0f rl parties and rival candidates in tbe
Premdeutial contest. He have a right to be
here, aud wa mean to be here, and wherever
else we choose to discuss tbe great questions
involved in thia contest. Applause. We
have a right to meet, to remaiu aud to depart
unmolested, having exercised our privileges
as Ireemen. You know, aud Una Adminiatra-
tion, through its spies knows, if iu spies have
toiu meiu tue iruia, mai i nave aone my u;-
most to prevent the organized arming of any
body of eitizns of this Slate or any other Slate,
for any purpose, but the right of the individ-
ual ciiiaen to bear arms cauuot be infringed ;
hi. right to assemble, his right to defend bim-
self being assembled, is one tbat never can
ba anrrendered, for the assembling of tb
people together i. the brat iep toward tbe ex
arcise of that great right in Republican Uuv
eminent th elective franchise Without
free discussion and the unmolested meeting of
me people, u is vain lo talk ol elections. 1
aay, tnereiore, mat any attempt at interference
wub our meetiuga to day would bava met with
the rcsistanc and the consequences which
such attempts so richly deserv, and upon lb
beads of tbe men who instigated it would
bava fallen lb responsibility. I acquit tba
soiaiers tncmseives trom Dlsnie in IBs matter.
Thera aaver baa been an instance yet sin
j ,n f" ' their own accord not
'instigated by cowards behind them, soldiers
k, ,,,, iolerlered ilB lb- ri(BI, of oiti.
aena. I have mingled, io three years, with a
"""" tbonsandof Ihem. and never but
once was an otlensive word or gesture heard,
nd than it waa at tb instigation of these
ea, not soldier. This is due to these brav
mn. The brave man is always a courteous
t,CO(,r ilillg .'.i,, w.
rigbis of others These are brave men, aud
th'" gratified me very much-notwith-
standing tbe organised and determined enorta
to procure insults through the mstrumentaliiy
of tbe very me a I have uumed calling for
lhM.uHi.iufni ,nu, ,m.uIui.m,iIi.. ml
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L.if f .1.-.. i,,u.. l.a Uoi ....I. .f.,l
join iu th groan but actually took off their
-p- - . J -
J Applttuaej.j Ho fuuch by wy of iitvodue-
A more quiet aud orderly meeting never
was held,
The Democratic Meeting at Sidney. The Last Dollar and t he Last
The Democratic Meeting at Sidney. The Last Dollar and t he Last Man.
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the very eoBHoliug av-8uime, that rliere
there are exceMes they will te credited on
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the ut draft. Let the people ponder
thU otTicitU aDDOuueemeat that there u lo
he another draft. Boinemher, too, that
paying out it played out. The people
have about filled the IkpaUican program
ane to far m money i. concerned.! They
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-w..a mm-nm w . urH .u
next draft is mad.
Democratic Meetings
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r f x , -
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Vnivn, Randolph, Tp KridaT, ?oinf,
Sepiemlier HOih, U Elliott anil T K Thrtwr.
t'armtrnillt, Jmkon, To. Friday, ra
iny, September 3i)ih, l A Uouli andTboioa.
Ol.o.
Centenille, Waihitgtoit, Tp. Tbarmlay,
rrenimr, September 2!Ub, H Elliott and C "ur
ge V Nauertb. -
(JervtanUtwn, German, Tp Saturday, et
eniiiir. October 1, I) A Uouk aud Thoina
0 Lowe
Liberty, Irfftnnn, Tp. SatarX.T, erening,
OcUiber 1, Tbo Tbreaber and George W Ma
luiiibr.
AttxanderviU Snturdar, eeeninfr, Octo
ber I .t, Henderum Elliott and Adam Cur
Jacvb Allhtr'i, Fuur Mil Houie,vn Leb
anon t'ike MomUjr Eteniug, October 3i,
)SI',4. I) 0 Fitch and C B Bartman
Kin$tl$ Grocery, Jladitoa, Tp Tue.
dity, evening. October 4th, T O Low, Doctor
Ery and I) K Boyer.
Juhnmllt Th rtiUjr Eveninf, October
6lh, 18B4, Qcorga W Uouk aud Tbofna. O
Lowe. i
Miamuburg, Miami, Tp. Saturday, eren
inir, October Hth, George W Book aud H. El
liott. x -j v' y j
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A Villainous Lie.
The following lie in deliberately told
by the Cincinnati Gazelle. The Gazette
had a reporter at the meeting, and there
fore kuowe that thie paragraph ia a lie :
"A Deinocrutio meeting at Sidney, Ohio,
which waa to have bean addressed by Val
landinbaiu, wa. brnkeu up on Sitturda by
oate Michigan .oldierr, No particular."
Impoverishing the People.
Hih taxes, and exorbitant prices were
uot inipovei lulling uui laboriug people fast
enough to suit the Black Republican
leadem. But the present draft is doing
the work completely aud effectively. It
will utterly paujierize thousands, and leave
other thousands in enilmrrassed circum
stances. Th hard earnings aud savings
of years of industry, iu a countless num
ber of cases, are uaw being swept away
forever I How long will the people toler
ate the existence of such an Admiuistra
tion of tbe Government ? Not longer
than November, we devoutly hope and
pray.
Stanton's Latest Bulletin.
We publish Stanton's latest letter to Dii
among tbia evening's dispatches. There is a
vagueness about it which is not at all usua
with this very positive Secretary. There ar
too many things which ba confesse not lo
iuow. We do not consider Sheridan sure of
viotory, until tbe end of the race he ia run
ning shall have beeu reached. The news
from Sherman ia uot favorable. II ia couioiu
nicaliona ar in a critical condition, and may
possibly be cut off. However desirous people
may be of victory, it is belter to look at tbe
situation calmly and dispassionately, than to
permit hope to ru away with coniuioa sense.
Tbe time to boast is not when th barneas is
put oo, but when it is put off.
John A. Bingham.
Kditort Ohio Statetmaa :
A lew evenings ago, at tb close of Mai.
Stambaugb'a speech, oue of tbe delegates
who weul to Cambridge and voted for tbe
nomination of Binghitin aa a candidate for
Congress arose and in good faith proposed
three cheers fur Geo. B. McClelluu: and tby
ware given with a will. Hundred, of others.
who last fall voted for John Brougb are out
boldly tor MoClellaa aud the Democratic tick
et, aa tba ouly way of uniting the North, aud
making a speedy peace with restoration of
the Union under tba Constitution . Since)
1840, no candidate received ao large a vota
from tbe opposite party as McClellan will re
ceivt front the Republican party tbia fall, iu
Tuscarawas county. White beat Bingham
2300 votea two ba will beat him
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New Philadelphia, Sept 17, 1864.
Card from Mr. Vallandigham.
DAYTON, OHIO, Sept. 21, 1864
To tbe Editors of ths Enuuirer; .
I 1 observe that the Administration papers
are republishing extensively the statement
of a fellow signing bimsell "Km'le Bourlier,"
under th head of "Sotrtliog Revelations"
So far as il relates to myself alone, il de
aarves, aa it ahould under different circum
stances receive, no uotio. But aa its chief
purpo.e is lo impute actual aud overt tret sou
i"o general McClellan while in
. . ...
command of
the Army of lbs Potomac, let ua say that lbs
character of ihe witness and the worth of his
testimony may ba discerned from tba fact
tbat not oue of the statement, in regard to
myselt is true. All are impudent falsehood.
I waa tiul in th South during th year iHb't,
ithrr in April, July or Deoember, tbe "ep
oclia" which be expressly Exaa. General
McClellan waa not in command of the Armv
of the Potomac while 1 was South. Dnrmir
:-'t,Z.L... ' .w """T; f.
niv uriri sojourn mere, neween May so anj
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HalOou or BMtjttniu. or auv oibsr nmnht of
wiib -vuy of lUia may brt; wu a
iffi,ilSr".of ?r b4! nT "cooforencaj" with
Mr. Otfrjamin, fttid, in abort, teat Hot im
Hichmjid a$ a. the fallow Maert 1
"""ue tbte tbingt oalf becauta tbey are
Jj" jCWBU2il 'v lh. nttl of tiu
VJSS P-rpoae. w tb.
C. L VALLANDIGHAM.
Becaute the Di.tr. ot it aafe, Repablicaoe
i no rtgtitio re atiii tUllttuntaiM Rtp
i Wo And tt.era U ao dauffar tbat that will
auger that the will
forget to exarcis their right to still lie,
Insurance.
LSuckeve Mutual Insurance to.
rt aAsr, AeETa 2tw,oii
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ProBU Blvlded In ( ash liaong titork tind !
Policy Holder..
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buililiiiKA, Miri'b.uuiH, ruroilurti, V..Mt. id Poll, ;
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Aiiibma nioaa, Jr., Win. V, tilhuuxa,
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tjithiD th m mouihw.
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family em-U from waut, uuuhcwi o IuuT inoit tin
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on
PROTECTS HI AGED PARENTS
Evan whera ha haa p recalled them into eternity, lyit
Clw ocueat air aatisntta wscounam crt-'uior, wuu
tatati maidmI sfMut vtroDiUouit. Iu a moral and world. T
aaa, it ia oua great waapou by which to rob death ti
hia atiut-
Let auy liiuband, father, aou, ak himself, "If I waa
ta dta lo-uiKhl, w t'li Id thoaa who ara dt-i to uie
Bit SAIf rUUl TUl. fAMOH Of WANT t
Would lhaaa ehiMraa have a comfortabla boma, aad
tit uieaua of aJuuauotif Would thia wit bmudeuou
dttut ol the cold charitiaa ot the world? Would Una
otwd uid taehle pareut ba provided forf Would uiy
aaute ay my dobta WouLi there ba uo aacrihea ot
property by furuod al oi u adiniiiiitiiior to most
Utadamandi ofnrtMti(orw-NaJw utaui wheu the maiKal
teuda downward, aitd lair pnuea caoiuot be rttthwdf"
How frw oaa auawer theae queatiou to their aatitftu;
tioul 'i'hey fear to aalc them, aud ohenih tta b-lil
that they have a toBi lee uu life. Thin ia botti loul
uhauduowaraly. , I he lira ve man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN IBK Fi.CK,
lhaibemayKraple wnb it; m viae uiau that ta
amy ftiuuy iu Uadura nhd pltMK iu tr.rwHieuiut:' Tb
uituiol palhatjoua a ml iujj. ol au.r uxtcvuu to all
it i
LIFE
X 3 S TT IK A. TnJ" C3 H t
TotutKiAea Vu4 -warlin 4 ia Uiameaa. whoa rhiet
capiuu ia llteir energy aud utegrity.aiiuuld lUauretheir
Uvea to the amouul of haJf their liUhliea. 1-u.iti ui
act of dteiu(eri.iel houeety.wliro kaowu totheircre.v
ifcora. would )liatly lusireaae ktuiir couiideuce iu tuem.
It would ahoaay tbat tbey du uot wiah to lea re their i-t
friend xpi 0 aay avoidablecouiiut(vuvyi aud ilie
ANNUAL.
K K M I U M
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ta
UI'Mauriybsnauesasslh tnbnt whieh
Haul baart nav. ai tlii.Ml,riua of luntica.
JOHN II blXJfl'ltLMAa.
aal aVasal k 1 vftoa aaa vewutf.
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1
Medical
(ll'hRM Cotigh Oo'tiH.HorA Thru l, AH m , nI
J 'ftiiAiinii'tioti. 11 if on) v n-rf rtrHt ) tir tn.y i u
truDUfd with Ut-f onnipiiiutft to tiy on bul'lf nf
Mrick'and'n Me.Uifiunn$ Covyh Uaham
lo ronrincf i.tnni lentil i tY, it r'nkriiikiii rv. r
ii'iid. It iut onl) t UtfH tiif himiVp nlltrtniii- 'i ,
jTUroitt sih 1,'tHKh. tent tt i-iirtp hyhl (tit at 'J
l-ltlllls 'if III ( . Mill l Htl KM'i l. tt entail Uil Hit V
hMiil f S ui 'i'ltn-M. Il s t N -tan I In ult. , hl f
fti. niiflln ni." ir itii .nlK l'i n ft.", Ottt" pr t t-tlle,
k'nr fat- Uy tlrUKni-tt. KfHrn lv. in 14
JIVKKYROI'Y 11 tieuf; t-ured o( tat tjiMtre 0iug
j tl'it-t' hy th ue v'(
Dr. SfrtvkluHif 1'ilt JirmeJy,
Hff.il whtt tli'inp y h ho liavo tit-tj it:
Mr. CIiwiJh W. I.mhiI.hiii. of Lontr-TUlf, and Mr. .?.
r lntnnlp, t'liicim ti . 11,1 h y i re cut f d aiirr untiu;
rm imt vi lr Hiru I iHttd'n tle Heniy 1 h-.v my
lhty have in1 vr ytlitii hut rfiilJ ohmio no fehc,
tmt one Hoi ot Mink Inn. 1 Tf I'llo Henudy i-tlttttd a
lieiiex't rure nit r "iiflt nti( lor lYittiiT ) Hin'wiU) Hie
wotf.il.ind or I'tlfti. 'Ihcy ic'oiitnttid avtiy fii
whoi- ciitlt rinK to t? v tt.
A.lt for
Or Shirk land t Pilt Remedy.
Sold by.UMmK.?ita, 5ot a pot. IMaunlacitfredat
No. J kxt fourth ct, t:ini'innnti, O. till
P,Baa5iit
AU
F L I J X .
Strickland's Anti-Chohra MUittie.
" H a coinpniUon of axtiinarenf!, ntrsioiitv'Tii''. niiniii
j. litf ttud t'HtnihiiiLiv i-, Hhit h i Vftv ) r.yncii.'i ac.
Unoalt-de'H i i)ii oidy i rfinraiii, vtitat v.dt tici a
iici ntfttit nt cure ol I un hen ni,il Im .Ater . 'Il isAm..
4'IiaIith Mixlur ia now in ie iu uirv of ur mu.v
hortpiml- H-h-re it tli bit-nii oi t-itlit-fiH iioii. It
lis avf-iihe livet of It-oiivrtiiilri tf oiu aihneia ant
IhawiiH, mid will iriiuiHtiti-e it to let i)tm b.si r.ii.c-
djf I., "te w orld lor Liat i 1i-k mt lhfnl-i y.
mr yi"i)h,t'i i oviii.iou, ftly.. Villi t.f m.t hMp V
to fialiaty anv tip us to ii vlrtee of Shit k IniidV . ivd -C'holferH
Mixlilif; tn In l we have h yiemi aiiflil i ol
ltlinioinal-4 ti om niit nt.'- a tio h v- n n cm. d hllti
bt-itikf bronoiiucptl in urftl le tv (lieir vichiitf . v. n
alter tHkiritf otilv one oitle l Hir -klmtd Aitti l.ol
vra Mixtu . If nou ftutlei vi nh Ii. i iht a aioi f upu
tery ti y one U'liie in 14 1
I'lCOt I'.NSOR UK MtW'ti
ONLV OKNUINK- '
HAIR RESTOEER!
DIsSKAiSKH UK Till-;
f UIK cnill ot ihe meilu-nl faculty in in dlin d,ti h-
X J' t'' HCttlp lit, ID a II rtjoll y of I u , lW 11 lt(
Herd by I hi, til tmiH jrecul ur tlli-t Hc ut Ihe l.lijl U
liemtv j 1 1 uot iu tt wt n;-i tj mi, Hh d r qiur tit M
ptiudy, ttcp r "t'rtn'h and a omvfiil n,i HihIu u ol
tha rauHi whii-h prod me tlteiHre. lulcn, the
cBiite im di ov-rrd, i( im ru Ullei , ui.po-d4l(iy lo
erad cm. tha eticean and i rtfct a pennHiiiil cole.
iJlsc-a-tta ot th widji have teeii prou nut t ti iu j.iKUe
by ur-me ol l!i H l Oft fciinuetil ,lificitin, hh ue
volttl
Via: A lie OK TliY
To Ihiet pttihar part ol the. hun):m liau; , and 1 am
BHD Plied tit Hi 1 pueti-hM
' Tim. oraisV uku. Ktv
Hofarna known, Hint uuiil I pt-rniHUijlv rao'tcHle
HlOf'C lonlhr-oiue dllellre ol Ihn Kciilp i. g.,
ALT KUKUM, MJM.l) HjVAI, . .
Aud other cuttu.eoiiM die a -, and revlore i)e hair to
thore alio huva U-come Udd. 'lo tr.ake
Kood the aHrurdou, 1 will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
If 1 fail to cure the wor-t cHt-es of dtaeaaed aoalpa (
Ihe loupe! ftHudinx aith the
ONf.V OEMJ1NK I1A1K It fi8 1'ORF. II
KcaJ th follouiiik:
(TcAt'mwiii vf 3(t. Sarah (imtld.)
Alkaht, New Yoaa.
Fa.ir. UbUunn: Two yetari mo uiy acalp tiecfui
di6Hte.d,aiid my hftir cnrnmencvd toul) out vny th(.
1 ae di-icaxe Hpread tinlil loyacalpwae one ciu.ltle
aort. It he?Mine wl putniul; my tec! at big hi aa
lirokn; the btirmnx ut it hifi t-cniihcu v.M oi enp
ponable; 1 would apply lvjiniT uiu r irionJy, Lut
ouly moii'ditHi y rent I I touMilud 8H!I hi
cin of ihia city. I wua mioruted by them that Ui
di-cHP with which my aolp aaa ahu tcd waa ti e trait
Kh nin, and that tlu y fonlu not U-unt u.e. 1 nad
your advjrii"eiii-ni uml aiswluded to consult you.
You an -u red me that you aould erioli-H( liie uia bm
aud teHtore my hair, which lid Ucou.a viy thiu.
With that aeetoraut'e 1 pltu'fd luymlj id your hkbosj.
aud thi rei-ulu hie, 1 i ac n lujttuiHitt hrad ol hail
my folp i" iidit tiy well, aud my hair life caed tt
lad I out. lte.vi ully yonrtj,
Mua bmia Gould, Ho. 1.7 Houth IV art dret.
It i a fact ucknowledied by all who hatj Uned th
Uair Hatorer, tsud thir uaine im Legion, Dial il ia
TUE ONLV PKKFARATIUH
That would et1.H-tnr.1ly and pormanebily reatora the
hair of thoaa who are bald.und pre rent
' TUE UAIR rHOM ft'AlXIKU OVT.
The Itrge and rapidly Increasing Rule oi Kentorativ
ia the -iroua i audtuce ol ihe mautlold beufilta it ia
coQlanmn upon -
THE HUMAN rAMIl-Y.
The confidence ol' the puMic ban Wen obtained, and
tiiy all uuitv inaui'ini lo m mmtaud aai aupeii
oiuy
OVKR A Ai fKEl'AKATIONB
Rver intrtducrtl. 1 do not rccomnu nd my prepare
hou tic(Aiie linir to i-row ma iccl iu uel I) mm u.Ntiy
niuattia, at? it it a mrnple iinpoio-ihiliiy, ttud totll) m
euuilt-ut a itli Die Uv ot iS'f 'tne. I o lhor- who are
ekepuca or iticredtilou", I w II niake a 1 oua tide oftvi;
I witl foif.li 1.00O
(Ona Thmi-and IkjHhi) if I tml to cur th wo rat
c&eot pmlial lhiueae under lilt ecu y aum' alaud-
JUU Willi
litt: OH1.V KK INK HAtK KKnTORKH.
'J hia vvdiiderfiil ran etly i.4 fold ly drttyvt! 8uer-
! ally
1 IK VOl'R Jlt(ir(!lST II AH T t!tT IT 0KND
J't)K IT.
K B 'urt .UHnmieetl in every en) Vthert the di
rtvitioUis lor i he aie uitpliLitly ok eii.
MT r. M, 1 p. l hoi lie, or fll loll h tX fS.
PKK II. A. hK MI NN,
Uole Ptuprteior, ho. ii'J tnuie nii4.
FRED. SCHWARTZ,
j llutohur, StHll No. 3a,
I 81.11111 SIDK OK THE M A BBliT IUH'HE.
Keeps oh hand the licit Quail t) or Keats.
iiinsse-Min -
SKM JKK.)NlJ Klb'lHIll'H of UAV
anj prliH'lu. will nlm1- tv urtli-r. nt Bl'TTIR.
KlK.l.Il ill INK'S II'MIK AMI fAPKK hTUIIt,
,urnvr of Tliirtl ani Maia .trm!ln.
u;4 t , J, BTlKfKUlT
SAeiTjKl, nCTTl-iuVsi tiTm
NOTICE ii. I!by tiUau ti nt tlie nixl-rr iunr.i has
1U MilollttMl Mlxl 'iHltn'l II. A illlllUI-tialur
ou ltivNUit f HKinorl KrlitrH. Uti, ol Mhiuvoiii ry
Uouuly, Uki'MMU. Dili I1U.1H A. -JMAMM.M It.
llAVTOl. AlW. Uth.lhlH. Mlll.l .HuSM.lW
1 rAKKLL KKOlbll T Istate. "
t OTI OK i. h.rphy eisn, llv.t th nm!rrleiil
Ijtia ilitly ai',ioiuld .ni iiHlili4 M iller
J of I1i.ua will muJ tMlami'iit of rnr-M KtfougU.aat
pl Sill, IsHit.
KUHSHT BITBS.
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