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From the Ohio Review, Oct. 90.


Tremendous hurricanri four hpes lost!
one dacrlliag'h6ttsc destroyed and mum
Der Of others mroeEd:
Besides much damage done TO barns,
forests, lepces, orchards, &c. &c.
We have just returned from the scene
of one OF the most shocking calumitios
that it has ever fallen to our lot to record
or witness. About three O'Clock this morn
ing, before the sumbers of the ght were
b oxen, the dwelling house of MI. Fred.
erick Sanford of Stow, was struck by a
violent gale Of wind, which raised it from
the ground and scattered it into thou
sand fragments. There was literally not
one stick left upon another, and a more
melancholy scene OF dessolation and ruin
cannot be conceived.
A great part Of the house lay scattered
over an area Of an acre OF ground seme
six or eight rods from the place where il
had formerly stood. Amid the remnant
Of broken timters, OF every thing thas
had been in or about the house, were
found the dead bodies of MIR. Sanford's
mother and two Of his sons cold, wet and
bruised and mangled; Mr.. Sanford him
self just alive, who died in short time
after, and his wife and daughter much in
jured and nearly senseless, who. when
We left We're in a fair way 10 recover.
though yet weak and suffering greatly
from bodily as we'll as mental anguish
A part Of the lamilys we understand had
just returned from wedding party in a
neighboring town, and had been in bed
barely sufficient time TO become lost in
sleep, before, without moments warning
they were hurried to the land Of spirits,
:. to that pourn from whence no traveller
returns"
| Mrs. Sanford remembers jumping ou
of bed, but more than that she has no re
collection, until she found herself upor
the CO wet ground, unable TO move. i
Is utterly impossible 10 describe the scent
presented to the Of the beholder in Tho
vicinity of the dwelling house DE- stroyed
We saw as many as four hogs killed b,
: the tinbers, one bed ten rods from where
the house hnd stood, lodged 80 feet hgl
in e top of hickory ee,whIe anoihc
bed and some otherarsicles Were mil,
distant. Isaw no part Of the roof excep
one or two broken ribs, though was toll
: part Of roof was found at ieast hundrc
r rods off. One plate to which was attach
. ed part of one centre post. lay by tn
: harm twenty rods distant, and beyond thl
: five or six rods was an OK cart at leas
Il thirty rods from the place where it ha
G stood, andif it went direct must have pass
. ed overthc barn. Large trees were broke
down and torn off, fences scattered i
y every direction, apple trces-iorn up b
n the root, sc. &c. The direction Of III
Y wind was northeast, IN breadth not NOR
9 than thirty or forty rods. How Tar
: continued we have not heard. No on
: can form any idea of its destructiyencs
but those who witnessed its effects.
: As our paper is now ready for I'll
n press, we must defer further particulal
this week.
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hthe tory press during the last war, WILDE
s'ruck withtlle similarity Of ihatnow used
Ny BIDpIE's peculiar organs. There is
fhc same denuncittion of the. people; the
same vindicliye opposition to every pub
lie measure, right or wrong; The same
I exutation at all the disasters Of the conn-
s try; the same efforts 10 deprive the Gov
ernment Of the means to carry on ilsoppe-
rations, by combinations and conspiracics;
ssssss, is the same anti>popuiar usl'r
pPing. and.domineering spirit in the moi
eyed powers throughout.
\ Wilfthe people govern themselves? or
will they submit TO this spirit OF despo.
s,ism?--Glo5e.
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MW7rlDlgo

William O'Brian, admir-
of Benjamin Mhedon Petition to sell
deceased, w. Esther land.
Pond Ell ais.
Esther Pond Mercy Bronson, Hiram Girls
void and others, who are heirs at law to the
said BENJAMIN Whedon Geceased, and Ebene.
gar Wright and Chloe Wight his vile are
hereby notified that on the third day OF Oct.
A. ID, 1857, VIM n'Brian. admir- OF the said
Whcdon OF hudson, county of Portage, and
State of Ohio, filed in the Court of Commrn
Pleas If said County of tortag", Petition in
Chancery aga,m,' the said Esther Pond, Mer
cy bronson, Hiram Gr'swold and other heirs
vt law IT The SSH Whedon, and Ebenezer
Wright and c,lne Wright the object and
payer of which, PETITION is. lib { the following
deer bed real es'S,r may ny order "f sa'd
Court, be sold tor the purn Sc of 'iischars "
the debts due from The estate of the SAID Wie-
don, towl: il being one undivided third part
of tAigf, aces Qhand SUBJECT to the dowyr
ss SFe OF ChOelAiFpght thsituate, in Hudson
iforesa.tl, IN the SAeih part .t 'ta SKY n,ne,
~ said Hudson: bounded North. East and
Yves, by the 10, lines Of said lot, and Soutl, by
n l,na running parale' with The North hue Of
sad 10 jus, far rpoagh South to include ihr-
ty acres of !aid -sand 1le said Defendants
are further notified that unless they appear,
aad plead, andawer or d-mur to the said Bll
within sky days after thu next term OF sad
Cour., the said wm. O'lsrian at The term af-
ter the expiration of sad sixty days, will a'-
ply to said Court to take the matters Of the
Petition AS con lessed. and to decree thereon
accordingly. HUMPHREY y WILEDoN,
S0licifos for Compt,
Dated Oct. J, 1857 6wS;
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LARGE Fnu.T.-We were yesterday
presented with Pear, by Mr.. DAVID
JENNINGS, measuring eleren and halt
inches in circumference, one way, and
''cren and three quarters the other, and
weighing eleven ounces. This is what
we, would call smasher. You that can,
come and do likewise.
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SCY'Gyed.

A BOUT six weeks since from the
IN farm of Henry Chi.tenden Esq in
Middle buy. light bay Mare five years
old, rather low in ilesh, with q. a.bvacs oc-
easioned by b,uise Tn the lower joint Of
the rigb, hind leg. Any person " ho+
will return said Mare to MIR. Chnte nsien-
of Miidlebury or give him information
where she may be found, shall be amply
rewarded by ]. WHITNEY.
l3-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

THSHE CO partnership heretofore existing
IA between j. b Bur eft & j II pendie-
ton, Of Rayrnra Port ge county Ohio, was
this day by mutual consent amicaoly dissolved. {.
B,BuRNETT.
J. III. PENDLETON.
Rayenra. Oct. 25, 1857. 25tf
N. D. The mercantile business will still
be continued by }. B Burnett, in the same
building, al Ravenna, where he will ever be
ha,py to receive the patronage Of generous
public. J. b. BURNETT.
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BRIGADE order. mo. j. ]

1 Brigade Court Of Enquiry will be held at
~ the Coutt house IN tuyenna, On Saturday
tie 4th day Of November next commencing at
10 O'Clock a. NJ. for the trial of such deiln
quents as sha / be fe'urned 10 sad Court.
Co.onels Milton Ar,hIr, W. Il. Halock,
Simeon c. Pelaer, A. W Stocking, Fes,us w.
Hill, Cilavlcs r. iianhn and Nelson Esgies
Ton, are ordered 10 meet at the abdve lime
and place, in iul unit rin, to constitute, with
the commandment Of ijr'ssde, said Court.
D., order of l. v. BIkRCE. Brig Gen.
Ed. r. sELay, Brig tnsp Maj.
Head Qusrters, ta,enna, oct. ~, 1877 y
lIoa Sale BY buRSErT " rENDLE ON
j. large assortment OF French Points
French hiuslins and Printed Jaconets.
JUNE 7 u
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9 STR.RYER.

ETROM the farm Of the Subscrber.in Streets
Il borough. on or about the 8ih inst, a
dark brown Mare Colt, two Yeas Old last
sprng black irgs and name, long switch tail,
a dim Star in lie forehead, and is a natural
PAGER bera' reward w'llne gwen TO any
person who vii give information where te
Colt may be found JOHN THOMSON.
SIrectsbnrougt, Oct 19, 1847. s:W24
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Brigade Order. mo. 81

IN OWN Il. sELBY, Of The FIRST Regiment
Ia IS appointed Brigade lnsp ctoI. Marcus
Noses. al The secon'l Regiment is appointed
Brigade Q,arter Master, aid Is ac Cooke of
the Third Regiment is appointed Aid.de.Ca"p,
and are TO be respected md obeyed accord-
ingly. ~.
Goth DIV. o. NJ.
( Head Quarters, Ravenna, Oct. IL. 3w24
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Our usual variety is crowded out this
week to make room for the speech of Mr..
Benton. to which we would respectfully
invite the attention OF our readers.
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Il iAKEN up by the subscriber at DeerfieId
on the It'll day Of July last, a small red
roam Mare, supposed to be about eight years
oid dark name and tail, and a natural trotter,
oind OF her left eye. The owneris requested
take her away.
SETH C. M'DoNALD.
Deerheld, Aug. 90, 1897. sSt I6
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EFhlfney'S
Gel EBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS

CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS
A sure and ef1ectual remedy for the
Piles. never known 10 fail of curing, ex"
cep, where liberation had taken place;
an excellent and valuable remedy in all com.
plants Of
FEMALE WEAKNESS
especially what is called the Proiapsus Utter
very prevalent complaint and where there
is any irregulariiy in the periodical evacua-
ton arising from debility, they win be found
an invaluable medicine. They also remove
pa " in the breast. weakness Of the stomach,
and are good in all of those affections Of the
bowels arising from debility. and where they
are attended with passive inflammation orloose
ness. rhey strengthen and invigorate th-
whole system.
The above medicine comes highly reeom-
mended by the following Physlcians.
Docts. FArrington and
Cleveland, Ashtabula, 0.
@ Kirxpatrirk, Itariensburg, Pa.
Iianchet s Curtiss, Midllebury, o.
Water and
Bridgewater. Pa.
y. 3each TwHsburg2.
NJ. n, Fowler, Aurora. Gro:
For Sale by u s. BRISTOL.
Ravenna, Ohio, Sept. S, 1927. II
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Co.Partncrship.

n UCiUs v BIERCE. and JOHN v. IN
- GERSoLL lave formed a co. partnership
ID the practice Of the Law. One or both. when
not absent on professional business, may at ali
etims be found at their Office in Itavenna.
LUcIUS v. BiERCE.
JOHN v. INGERSoLL.
Rayenna, July "a, 1887. 12-tf
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Encourage DtsUcstic
MAJ FAe TIRES.


New York and New Jersey, being prac icsl
OPERATORS have completely ref,ted the
FRANKLIN WINDOW GLASS WORKS
which they have row in successful opperation
and AAlter themselves that they produce
superior article of window. Glass TO any made
west Of the Mountains. H4ving lately flied
thc elegant Episco al Chur, h at Ohio City,
they would refer the pubic 20 examine for
themselves. or enquir. of MIR, Edridge, the
master builder, who ha, been at the Factory.
Our glass will be assorted into three qualities
and sold at different irices according to the
quality Sustain Us and We will supply the
community with n superior article at fair pri-
ces, without t ~ risk of brsskage by bring
ing from abroad aad consume The surplus
products. rs provisions of all kinds, Pot and
l. ar, ashes, Scorced Sails. &c. We intend
keeping on hand a large supply. Ortlers for
any s'ze, from 6 by to sheet Glass, and cut
to pattern Tor c. urches and Oval windows,
viii be forwarded ~ilh.,ut delay. The Ner.
chants through the country are particularly
invited to call AMI examine for themse yes.
e. MATTERS, & CO.
franklin, Portage Co. Ohio, Aug, 1887. 1t
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SyrtssyesS or Stolen,

n" $1F1EyGsJ OF sytUsEsa,
MAN the 29'h of last month Brindle
", Cow. hind teeasbolh white with a
hu,e bored cn the under side Of each horn,
about 7 or s Yeas old. Whoever will re-
turn her or give information where she
NAV he found TO The subscriber in Charles
town shall be suitably rewarded.
ALANSON \. STEDMAN.
CharistozoT, Oct. s, 1887. *3w22
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Tn surreme Court
nHE ef c', VI oA,~ cat,on after Aug.
r0AiA'A a. d. 1886.
Lettis Edwards1

vs. SFCVII4It
Rufus Edwards.I
SExHE said NufGs Edwards vii, take notice
i that her said Letiis Edwards, his wife,
has filed her petition in the cffice OF the
Clerk of said Court, on the 26th day cf june
A. d. 1887, praying for Divorce, art. has
assigned fer ca,.si, habi;uss drunkenness, to-
tai neglect ard extreme cruelty.
Further proceedings viii be had ut Term
of said Court. TO be reid at RayeaHa' on the
fourth day Of September next, or which tine
sad Ruff, Edwards may appear aid shov
cause, if any he have. why the p'ayer of said
petition should not be granted.
GEO. klRKUM, CicfkN
L. v. RrEncE, Solicitor.
Ju"e %, 1887. S-2nr.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT,

Eighteen hersons hrechtaffd Mirfy
Eet.-- About half past seven O'Clock. !.
y~s,e, day morning, very serious accl-
der, occurred at the large ship yard on
the south s;tle Of the basin. IL appears
that whist sbou, forty OF the workmen
employed in. building the steam ship
Ns,chez. were in the act OF carrying q
piece of timber mp into the vessel. the
scaffalding gave way. by which eighteen
Of them precipi,ated 60 the ground DIS
lance Of thirty feet! --some OF ihem ia'i'hg
among loose timber, and Others consider
! ABLY injured by the falling OF the upper
part Of the scaffolding. Ten of the sur
ferers are journeymen ship.carpenters'---
four app, eniices to the business. and the
other fonr were sawyers; all Of them ex-
| cent two were seriously injured. we are
happy to state, however. that up 10 SIX
O'clock last evening, al were doing ,olsr-
ably well, except Mr. Howard While
whose life is despaired of.--Bah. San.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified MOTTO
A trust Rosannah Eilley on my account, as
am determined to pay no debts of her con-
tracing ofter this date.
AMOS FILLEY.
Randolph, Sept. 4, 1857. '3wis
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ED EMAlNiNGin in the Post 0iiicr al Raven.
E@ ma, Portage County, Ohio, Sept. so,
1887.
A King Judge
Abbott Jo'n.2 l.
R Lee Sa ah
haven Miss Lydia Annl.esier David
Biggs Richard Luccock Tho mas
Bradors James Lowric Thomas
Barney Lavina M
Bevin Ezra MEnard Jona'h han
Boles, Cyrus Minkley l.ucius
'sarger Georgc MInkey iianHah
lIroden James Morgan Rees
Bradley Geo W. NHrely George
Barnum JULIA Moresy Thomas
Rirrce l. V. 2 N .}
il,ussernan Jsc1b Nichols Nathan
Barton Lucy Nicholson ,hen
G. o
Collins AP2 o'nrysn Michael
Cole X chard 0ymun o
t'oultun Solomon
Gunni CHAM Patrick Perlee
Coregan James Poe Thomas l.
Cain John Pen,land 4 Norris
Conel Thomas Patterson John
Chase Jonathan X
Clerk Of the Court Reading Christopher
Carpenter S Rosell Samuel
ID Reed Lothrop
Drake Enoch R'hrr Jane
Doo,house AZ Roberts 81 jah X
DAILY Benjamin Rogers
e Roberts Edward
Enters George $
| Evt rett Asa Smith Elijah
+ SO k~ell william
Foot David Esq Starr
Fliu,ls Chenery Storey William
! French Phiiomela Scott Benz ,m'n
Fryer Peter Smith Samuel
Fanel Mrs Spald'ns RIP
G Stoddard VIM 5
Gregory Ailnas
Glibe Jabt y I'd Tribou VIM 2
II Thornton William
uumiston Lewis Thompson Milo w
Hall Luke Iaylor George
! n milton VIM II Thornton WIN ID
Hulburt Amanda
Verrs Thomas
Johnson Robert Vaughn Hiram
Judd Charles w
jackson Solomon William Williams
Jones nann,h Wells Thomas
X Wilson David
Kinney John 9 Ware Asherry
Kelsey G. & 9 Williams James
Killensatl John Week John2
j. 3 KING, p. NJ. at Revenna Ohio
Sept. so, 1887,
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FMyTlE Subscriber, believing that the Farms
III ing interest of the We,tern Reserve is
sufficiently great TO sustain an Agricultural Pas
per. proposes publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county. a paper devoted e.rc.usireiy to that
subject.
The .act is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the ,rmlng Interests of country In New.
England and in New York, where the art of
Agricultureis is carried nearer to perfection than
in any of the other States ofthe Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have a wide circulation.
Though the population OF the Reserve cons
sists chiefly Of Farmers, yet there is not pa-
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there ave no less than f,centy>etghi pc'ticai
and religious papers.
The AeRIcULTUsIsr will be strictly neutral
in politics and reiigion-it will contain cor.
rect statement OF the markets, and give that
information most useful TO the interest Of
formers.
The great improvements which are how oc-
cupypg the attention OF the Farming Public
the many new inventions in the implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render il highly necessary that all who are Ca
cualing to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed o. The earliest infurma.
t;on on the subject. Now. when the culture
of SILK, and the growth of the Beet for the
manufacture of Sugar IS be coming the engross-
ing topic of the age, it is important that the
Farmers Of the Reserve should be made ac>
ouainte.i with all the information TO be- had on
the subject. and we shall give otlr attention
! on the procuring understanding knowledge
| TO these interesting objects.
| The first number will be issued some time
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Ravenna, Feb. l, 1857
II Il hk MI 8.

This paper will be printed senti,monihty
on goo TYPE and fine paper, N . suitable orn
for binding. with title page and index to eacf
youme, al the close of the year. for one doila
per annum, ia adoance. payable on deliver,
of the first number.)
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IL LisR of Letters

ND EtIhiNikG IN the Post Office at Roets'
E.Sb town, Sept so, 1857.
Rassett Hubbard SEQ L,msn Ranctfor
Baldwin Gu Lewis John G
Bostwick Andrew O,mstead VIM 8
Case Ariei O'Neill Henry
Case Mary Ann Seager Peter
Dnty Horace s Skinner " 'rtha
Frazier Joseph Smith Lucius
Heater Jacob Tuthll Bostwick
IIanes Christian
.4a.-.s- ]. WRIGHT. p. NJ.
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Virtue, without talent is a cont of mail
without a sword; it may defend the wear
FER, but capRot protect a friend
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VNoR sale by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL few Ladies' French Capes and Collars
June 9, 1857,
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A EiNf OF Lrfsnrs

ct EMAlNiNG in the Post oiIic- { Raven
E@ ma, Portage County, Ohio, Sept. so
1887.
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NOTICE.
EEogEOaC. Ware.

EFOggOsC- Ware.
Dish keites, Pots, SPIT
u ders, Griidles, &c. just received and tor
sale by .. "hooN . e1,c noc
Ravenna, Oct. l2. S4'f
NyEOUR kept constantly on hand,
Es and for sale BY
Rayenns, Jaly 81. 1887. ~
The herald., 1837-01-23

FAREWELL.

FAREWELL fondly lovd
dream Of hiss. 'Tis oer
This heart, that warmly throbbed is cold;
love thee now more.
You woye the chain--you've broke the spell
Ems aycd and freed-Farewelli Farewell,
saw thee blush to hear
Thy name with mine allied
The crimson hue ofburnine shame
Thy cheek and forehead dyed
Deep as the TINT Ithen felt mise
Bat too eongenial with thine.
You should have bushed tofeed
That fame you bsshed to own,
And then thy young hearts falsity
Had been to me unknown
And l had des md thee s.ill thing
Bright as my FIRST imagining.
Tis not unmoved part
But 'tis for thee gieve
10 think lhos eyes with truths ownb beam
Gould smile, and yet deceive;
That sne so very young coadbs
An adept in dup icity.
Think not can forg t.
Only that forgive.
Think not thy proud false heart again
CosId in my fond soul live;
Not all the tears thou could'st distil,
Could blot ths memo of that i'll.
Bat fare thee wel-no more
Thy check shall lush for me;
Unless il bushes at he h.ught
That have blushed for thee.
You woye the chain-youve broke he spell
Ensllved and freed. Farewell Fare
The herald., 1837-01-23

W Established purely for the radical OF Geefs and
Spucd eiirnl dis hargts While boxes perfectly
cure these complaints the constitution inygoatcd lat u is
nex upos ibiy for any recurrence of them For safe
ybolcsne retail by A. " ~ sands Of Fulton and
William stree and tai by Minor Gamble Dey street
and BroadwayJ Noncs Ga BroadwsyJ Symc corner Bsw
y Walk sfccDr Guon corner GRIND street aud owcy
5 Os-ofnc Houston stree M Bowey-W Harwel,
Canal and Hudson ste y r. " Austin % nrm'ne
srsesnd ecr Bunct 50 Sixth Avenuc ofposto Amy street
Price, 81 per hox.
these Pills Reiere that cfct may Produced Tom H.
a ID sands corner Fulton and william streets i2i I'm
The herald., 1837-01-23

EfVINDICATION.--Dr BRANDRETH has
been assaed by the proprietors of other medicines,
as o m rcenary Quack, because he is sar.,o recon-
mend his Medicine in large Quantities, and that no
good medicine is so required. The fact is, that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony or
Hemlock in it. could not be taken in large doses be-
cause if were, such medicine would destroy life at
once. He does not say the medicines TO which he al
ludes have those ingredients in them, but it is evident
from their drecons that great care IS required in the
taking of them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
versa Pills can be taken at all times in large or small
doses, according to urgency Of symptoms
One Of those who apply this .epiihet Of MERGE
NARY. was patient of DIR. BIS for three months
viz: from May to August for the Piles Of which dis.
case the Brandreth Pills completely cured him. This
man now advertiscs largely Pill which he processes
will cure every disease and especially the one under
which he labored
DR. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation his
Pills held in in all parts of tho United States this
is his best answer to all the vile illusions of interest-
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. il2-1m
The herald., 1837-01-23

- EN- ~ PlAsFBl!- repaired or wesks, in he
back limbs aso trr gou rpunnatism liver
pain and Dyspepsia coughs colds ast mrs difficulty Of
breathing esslon H the ach &c will give mnedl
ate sootng relief and for peasan sa y ease aud
aniy deci edly SUPER TO most e ohr eiped Such
persons whose bunns they stand
ruch these OF ,cdentay habits ally who may be used
the sdc breast, ldvs
tf rasters N enay heren frt ali other nnd
free from those ofectuns wh'ch are Reasonably nade
aga pase generally he has had tho peasr o
selling IN daily for nume Of yc IN this city, ~ tn
who have used them he has not heard of
nv complaint They pstonrd extensively by the medical
rsc~so and there not probably sn mt ireni physician IN
III Wnited that would hesitate sancio them
With Ms Influence when made acquainted with creom
resupo j2in
The herald., 1837-01-23

MEDICAL AID.-Dr GLOVER is consulted confien
VI TALLY usual during he day and evening He devotes his
personal select branch the rssson shere those
hs skJ If The ne ses ~ ary with confidence
traneers apprsed that Dr. q has receive med
eduea Phlade ha and has coDnccon VIII TIE ad
auacks ~ h. day Office No Ann s near hresswY
a, ,hs ,n,a, 40, ~ = - dM.tf
The herald., 1837-01-23

uNOCTOR CIKPENTER'S PECk-SLIP DTSPENSfN ',
No a. Clip, frs, door below Peaflstseet. date Dr.
having had advantages offs regular nedi.
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