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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-20

Jus, as our psPsr was going to Press we re-
esived the Ohio Statesman, of the I7tIl Deoem-
Der.
The Senate this morning transmitted mes, d,
sage to the House, announcing thai they had
disagreed to the House amendment to the reso.
luton, to prevent the election Of members oil the
Assembly to Office. The amendment was in
these word unless the people Immediately in.
terestsd in the due execution Ofsuch office, trust
or appointment of honor, shall so direct.
Mr.. Harrison moved that the House recede
from the amendment and the yeas aud nays be-
ing demanded, the motion was disagreed to.
As follows yeas "a nays 40.
The Bank Commissioners made their report
to the Legislature, OH the .nerring of the l6ih
December.
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GPThe Memb,r, of the Dover Lyceum are
respectfully requested to attend ut the School
House on Saturday evening.
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We find the following in ,heRepublcan Her.
aid priuted at Providence

aid, prlHted al fToVIueHco
Resignation. are informed that a Pro-
fsssor Of the Divinity Schools of a neighborlng
State, of some note as an aUhor and edilnr has
recently resigned his Office, giving as reason
that one.third Of the students in the school were
mysties, another third skeptics, and the rest
dispeptic.'
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UPThe communication Of 'CetiG. next week
in answer to Tobias, 49,.
:" "'' Il is with pleasure we receive this
communication. II shows c spirit of resentment
and independence among the Females Oi this
community, which must he approved 'i by all
biehmlnded and hOnouLublc individuals
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THE MORMONS. The Wesi-ehester Wit
LACE Record says. The Mormens are holding
protracted meeting at the Nanlmea seminary
in this county. We understand that about 'or'
tv members have been baptized IN all.
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RENDER UNTO CESOR, TAs THINGS,
THAT ARE CESOR'S.A

1t Is now no longer matter Oh doubt.
that the "sore nose convention alAtiar-.
risburg, have nominated as ssndi-
date for the Presidency, no less per-
sonage than General William Henry
Harri> on. cerk Of The county court, tho
Hero OF North Bend, T'Ppeeanoe. and
a hundred other battles, and Professor
of Federal Whiggery, aboItlon-m, d
maIgsma'iou. conservative auti'nasonic
striped p,ggery.-FelIow Of the "wet
aud dry, home aud foreign missionary
socie,y,-Honorary member Of the
hank ridden, panic stticken-po PrincI-
ple +, cietv, and Secretary to the fare
up rag end and bObta'l minority party.
We hope all the wbig fandangoes.
who irlend to place the 'decency' cun-
hda,e's name at the head Of thelr col-
umns, will put on the ''fixrRs."
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Ata Democrat meeting copveredat tliehoues
of Mr.. Tucker in Dover, OH the evening Of tha
10Th December.
The following delegf tes were appointed to
represent Dover township, in the county Con-
Ventiou to be held a, New Phiadelphld, on the
9th day of December. DR.. F. McMeal, Mr..
Mosely, |. H. Hill II. ToHey.
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DIR. GOODIES
Celebrated Female PIN

dispel that iulsome and disagreeable Sensation.
mon to females al each monthly return .likeu,,..
attendant pains in the back, side or o;rs. Wy
generally counteract the nausea, von,,ro
other nervous affections in Cholorosis -, "a. 1''
sickness, IN a few days, and if continuedfacc,s
to dlrectlons,) soon effect a perfect cure. NJ
Is IS slgnally eicacious in recruiting tho ,,r.st
slckiy female (who has been during her bte 49,.
lar and senshive) as the FEMALE PMS ~
pills lnvigorate the whole system. lmpro,, +.
memory, and enlIven the Imagination. crea,e 49,.
tue and restore tranquil repose. MANY lm..
females can testify Of their efficacy. and ,..
IN ysIcians Gin this city, as also throuebop. d.
United States) can bear testimony to Their ,.,.
and extraordinary virtues. They are nvalpsI,
ehieebled aud relaxed females, who from re.,.,.
lnd difhcuIt Iabours are afflicted with weakne.,..
nhrmIhes,n which they are highly useful slreo,1
5hing at the same time the stomach. the hacl
weakened organs, and the whole constitution
Soid al 100 Chatham street, New York ,,1t
me respectable person IN every town in the r,,.
LORENZO PERRY, .4genL '''''
Swanton, Vermont.
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JULY 81.
DIR. GOODIES
Celebrated Female Pin.

TENHrsr Pills are strongly recomacn5.l.
B notice of the Ladies as a sac ara ~. a
remedy IN removing those complaints - l''t'
their sex, from want Of Exercise or Cos
nv Of tho system, Distractions, suA,rs,s,'.' '''
lfroeularlty of the Mcnses; at The So. So az
Strengthening, cleansing, and giving tone ne
Stomach and Bowels. and produeIpo 70 iat
healthy action throughout the system cs,.... 'e
They create 3ppctiic, correct indigestion
Giddiness and Nervous Headache. and !. .'-'f
neniIy useful IN those Flatulont Comtla,,,s
distress Females 20 much at thc'Trrxnrt 'a5
They obvIate Costveuesr, and coupters,, ~ ''g
tericsl and Nervous Affections. bk,,,,' ''.f
soothing and permanent relief in Fuor A.
whites, and IN the most obstinate eases offlf
SIS, or Green Sickness, they invariably ,es,1.
paid and delicate female 10 health and yia-. wy
These Pills have gained the sanction md
baton of the most eminent Physicians il, - t"N
ted States, and many mothers can bkeviso
TO Their extraordinary efficacy. The msr,,5
males, whose expectations OF the tenderes, Al.
u COMMUNAL happiness have been del,aic5 s8 3
Pulls may be truly esteemed a bssln booo r ,'"
soon renovaie all doiunctional debility. and r,i Il
according to directions,) obviate all morb.9,,.
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In. Hunts Botanic Pills

| '"e n'Iust OF general and in many instance,
ID not untounded prejudice against many NJ n,
nleuicai remedies of the day, DR.. HUNT's prs
nave the envlabe distinction Of universal annro.
aon lney are perhaps the only medicine pub
lo.y advertised that has the fell and unreserved
,'Itn'oIY VI heoica men IN It's favor, if not the
o"y one which gives full satisfaction TO ;ts mr.
chasers. DR.. Hunt has the satisfaction ~ ru'
'nat ms Fllls are not only recommended and nra-
enoeu ny the most experienced physicians in their
ua'y Practice, but also taken by those oentlo,non
'tp'"seiVeS' whenever they feel the symntoms =
'aose diseases IN which they we'll know them r. be
inese fIis, are confidently recommended f.,
'"e ioiiowing complaints, and directions FIR nsn
aoIonlpahy them: dyspepsa,in all its forms; billions
49, ~ anec'ohS' IN everystage and degree. fe
Jaa. eNneSs' more particularly the nausea inci
49,, ~ "no'neis; hour aIbus; fever and ague: incjp
lungs; headache and giddiness, loss Of annette.
nervous 'remors MEDITATION, or delirium ,ror,o,.
syasiiodic affections of all kinds the rheumatism
M - cnFohlc or Infamaory nervous antih;l,
III Vi every variety; scrofula salt rheum.and
~ pio'Iiies' pad humors, and impure counIev;ono
= .e s@in' festlessness at ng& ard daily ;r,;,,
'ily anu melancholy; the summer complaint and
.'oio' n'ofous or darrh9a in grown persons.
ID" ana hatuiency with bad breath. chloros;s
a,not -'r''a.''i "i the Heart and head changes q
'n'e1 constitutions and Tor impaired and djsor.
an'zed constitutions in either sex which havo
eg en- permanently relieved by any other medicinas
ne purchaser should be careful TO get Them
t, at IOO Chatham-street, New York or 81
9 au.nofIzeo agents, as all others are base and
a i"posions' For further particulars. we
dsog enoIy invite the public to peruse his otber
epends e nnnn ana medical papers, which may be
nth anu acknowledged |
LORENZO PERRY, agent, \
swanton, Vermont. q
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| THE JURY.-The Rochester Democyo,
correctly states, that when the jury retired
they were Tor acquiltal. 4 for conviction
MS IS true, as was positively affirmed bv
three oil The jurors themselves. The sne-
clal pleading, then, o. the court. and The
eloquence Of Mr.. Benton were not the min.
cipal means whereby a verdict was obIa;n
ed. Mr. Mackenzie openly stated 10 the
JUDGES ID the Court, that Of the twelve
men drawn, one had been described 10 him
as bitterly hostile tory, who bad hmm.
dred times prejudged the cause of Canada
but that a. if he objected to him. and men
,ioned this The obnoxious juror might still
be kept by the court on the trial. he had
reiraIned, iearingit would do his cause
more harm than good The Juror of whom
ne TINS spoke was DOCTOR OTIS
FULLER, of Naples, through whose
means, after three hours discussion tho
executive was enabled TO obtain a verdi,
winch a majority Of the Jurors had resnly,
Cd not to give after hearing the evidence
uiler IS a bitter uncomprOmisino eneny
oi The Canada cause, and Of denocrany
,sSe'' Ia every shape and form. How the |
canada tories will rejoice when they read
theSe Observation-Disclosures Ga.effe |
DETROIT, June a2.-The trials oil
S !, brophy and Dodge, Generals
Mcleod and Thelier, and other friends al
american :. Liberty are in progress here
hhgi,sh gold has not corrupted our press
nor English toryism taken the place Of re-
DuphGan principle, among our farmers Il
oof Jnfes here are fairly chosen from All
parts OF the District Of Michigan. and thew
Ni!l not vote love OF liberty a crime no, 6
i'shonor the dust of forefathers by bpjld. {
ng Jalls TO lncarcerate within their oloor,,, !
walls those who have risked life and NJ
,efiy by following their example. TtbinL
helr VIII be no convictions here. tRe- s
adrks.-Case and Mackenzie are ind'c,e3 :
Albany, but Albany being too demo.
ratio a legal trial is refused Conoress
'usi he applied to 10 create a new diS,ric, a
'ith Canandaigua for its centre. and On b,
mo being known as the most aristocrs,;c d
'uniy IN The State, the jury must sc selec. q p
% from that alone, TO the exclusion or q q
netenths OF the body Of the districftii :,
'e Jury, too, must be secretly drawn. by b
person Initiated by frontier insults. n uF
: absence OF the proper and usual checks Of
= 'aSiiy' the JURORS are left 10 mix and he a. !,
u l'e'ed Win by tories unwsrned BIZ The
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MARBLE.
"ig en-,
swanton, Vermont.

HE'D Marble Of all descriptions ,,;r b.
furnished to order by the subsc,;bo, va. DC
k%eeps constantly on hand Tomb .Stone. n WHO
Ups Ups ana Stools, Win9o,o do. Sto,s g D:D
some f"e Pieces, Heorths. &c &r P x
winch he will sell at low prices. &c al
n oroer addressed to him at Swanton Y,
pee neehnan'own, n. Y, from Responsible 49,. 49, OF
win ensure the Immediate delivery of M.rhia
almost any place required. u marble at
swan,on Y, =, ADNA CIRCUIT.
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FREDERICK ARsEyE.Iry

sROoI and Shoemaker to the Sover.;n,
pie OF the Kingdom of Swanron I'm peo'
sslahtly on hand general assortrn y. ,o ~
9quafe troiiing Gentleman's Boots 'I ST. u
dancing and waIkings Pumns. 80 : nl 2npe !
a nn, morocco DO, and small shoes for small al
eel.-All which he viii warrant 70 I be- ~
.ne most lasting quality, and mncb cb y. u
er than they ought to be. III ''ea'-
swans. n1ts Corner East Of the EagleH otel.
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Poetry.
the VOICE or LIBERTY.

fAs t.t@wsHf ysfsef wefs sans al ibe Crea
As5fePs'daH Msst.sF 81 the masses ia Eestaad
sa October iati. whssh wss sf,ehssd As al i-as
itres kaaa0ss fhepsams people TIE oa5eei q
It's msea5ag ssss PafasutHJsry Reform.
. sns faaf. tsos-fzE ne iim,. fleg soss Il u
A'eA fia,, 70 oasais eBf + si,sp. - RewAsf
oa ths wsr38 fssn its trauts - s~a4ine,
" iih the sPrina q regeaeFats fosih
Ana She sffef freed people are taktng
8hff ieifa 81 1he GgntasH 81 tfa 3.
% ias rautsr-wofra, essiogn wss cstug
Us Say thteeeh sac sefus Fl The see.
Til mas, Ass ~8ld BIRD. seemed beaaaF
lis breast ca The bars e BIS cags.
Hsft ToIre 80 abe nations hs'h spokca,
In toats thst have STARTLED co., wofd,
" les the dafA cham 81 error ia broken
Lel Labtrfg's sas he uaslsfled -
Tot hHe aud progressive opinion
Alli Conquer saefe oohotfs shall fah.
AHa FtecaoBs sSasu her dominion
Hall rf"dons--sH hail.
TIE ~W-heHas tin spotted and CORY,
Ne ioaeef shall gorge oH msBEind,
Fsg tie Sen q rev day Of glory
Flames far o'sf tls empire Of mind
Mans spirit - qaieAly surrounding
The raPof that yelled Il "a night,
And how SO long peat up fountain
in ~aiess re gash,ng to lghi,
From tbs heavens dark shadows are clearing,
From the earth ,hek INST roll away,
And The rainbow OF hope re-appearag,
Bnghlens the day. the day
he helois shrink back now IN terror.
To the dens where Loaf tytanny hes
L'sh' dawns 90 the long night Of error,
The Pharos Of Freedom will rise.
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was amid such scenes and under such CIR.
fcun's;ances, that he unwiitngly ofeuded
against ouf laws. We can scarcely admit,
,ost independent o( positive enactment.
be offended against right
Nenle 0! us have known Nr Mackenzie
+. long AMI Intimately. We hsve studied
+ hss character ia tie calm serlusion If pfi.
Vaie lie. and sm3d lhe sgIlating conflicts
I OF cIya comnoion--when peace and hope
exefied their bland influence upon his
/ department, and when strong proyocaiion
and deadly peril beset him and we aver
/ that, 90 DOR convictions, be has uniformly
manifested beuchceot disposition. aad a
genuine attachment, 10 freedom. He has
becn c0mpeiled 10 take an active part in
affairs Of the highest consequence. lnvolv.
ng The greatest difficulties. He NAV have
acted legally wrong, bot never from mali
cious motives, never as a foe 10 his race.
HE las passed the meridian Of life. and
his health IS much impaired by toll, solici.
tndc, ind suffering. He has an amiabe
aEd numerous family dependant for sup
port and education upon his exertion
~ foreign land. And his DOM
este attachments, abilities and honorable
industry give assurance, that with tic
enjoyment Of bis personal liberty that de.
pendauce would not be vain.
Whether he violated anv law Of Con- |
greSs, or not, was SO doubtful, after the !
most sagacjous and able efforts 10 adtuce
proof against him, that as we are inform
ed, eight Of the Jury were for some time.
decided against his conviction. And our
view oi the evidence, as published, leaves
US under impressions similar 10 those under
Vhich these Jurymen were disposed 10
act.
il he violated law, many Others have
lone 1t, IN the same emergency, with bet
er opportunities of knowing it's provisions,
md less motive to engage in their common
course and yet he is the first, and almost ,,
he only victim. Moreover, the law has
low been honored By his conviction and
condemnation and The exigences for
which It was designed TO provide, seem to !
ave wholly disappeared. We conceive t
hat not only public sentiment and the in,
efests OF The country would be consulted I
Y his pardon, bat that such a measure q
you'd best suhserve the object Of the law h
sell, since his liberation could not disturb
or, as we conceive, tend to disturb, the
eace now existing on all this frontier.
with so many motives of safety, hu>
'anIty and policy claiming his freedom, :,
e respectfully ask, shall the venerable II
'Tm OF public justice assume the stern as
act OF needless severity, and deny it
Looking TO the benignant objects of our {
institution and laws, and the personal pi
laracter of him, who Justly holds the W
CHEST p ACE in their guardianship, we te
nnot help entertaining the humble hone. ci
at our application will be received with til
vor, and that Mr.. Mackenzie will be w
eediiy restored 10 the affections of his
mlly and the intercourse OF his friends
we are, with perfect respect, Sir your W
edicnt fellow citizens. W
July, 1882 IN
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DR.. EVANS
Cdmomae T. Aperient Pills.

IN Low SPlRITS.-Low spirits is ce,,,,
w state of the mind, accompanied by rG.,.
ton wherein the greatest evils are aaprel,,.
upon the slightest ground, and the worst cons.
quences imagined. ancient Medical writ,,s en-,
posed inns disease TO be confined TO those narrn,
regions OF the abdomen, technically called by,s
dndIa, which are situated on the right or left n.
OF mat cavity, whence comes the name bveocn
riasis. 'f'''
SYMPTOMS
Inc common corporal symptoms are, hatnIerr
~ 'he stomach or bowels, acrid erucations. co. &
uVehess, spasmodlc pains, eiddiness. dinner, a &
sight, palpitations, and often an inter ;,.L;,ro &
nAihS me attention upon any subject Of innora1s
or engaging IN any thing that demands yior
courage. also languidness-the mind bccore
irritable, thoughtful, responding, melancholy, an
ueJec'ed, accompanied with a total deraneemertc IS
'he nervous sysrem. The mental FEELINGS and DE-
culiar train oil ideas that haunt the imaoiuslo,
anu oVer"helm the judgment exhibit an infinite
DIVERSITY. The wisest and best OF men are asoae,
10 tins afiiiction as the weakest,
CAUSES
a sedentary life Of any kind, especially agfs
'lndy pr otracted to a late hour in the niobt and
afeiy relieved by social intercourse. or esercs,
i'SS"tu'e habit great excess in eating and drink.
w? the immoderate use Of mercury. violent Dur
'"HNes,tne suppression OF some habitual discbarge
40 'no obstruction OF the menses,) or long cob.f
W eruplohs; relaxation or debility of one q
Important organs within the abdomen hi
equent cause.
TREATMENT
4 he principal objects oftreatment arc to rems,t
INDIGESTION, to strengthen the BODY and 10 eolrs,
nc spirits, which may be promoted by e1efcs,
airy hours, regular meals and pleasant conyea
on ne bowels Of costive) being carefully fse
ldtea ny The occasional use OF mild aneriee
hho" hothlng better calculated TO Obtain ths
~; thah Dr. VIM Evans dperient phIs-bea
no anu CERTAIN IN Their operation. The boae3
..s o"|e cIeahsed, his inestmable Canon
M \"hich are tonic, anodyne, and ant-spis
odic,) are an lnfallible remedy. and .;,boy, d,
IbIic. '"s 10 inc num'''-
come PHYSICIANS have recommended 2 free ps
mercury Out 1t should not be resorted to: a,a
ny ny cases u viii greatly aggravate the ompon
- "O"fe invaluable medicines, togebe
r. Hunts Botanick Pills: DR.. Gco11
'eSrH'ee female Pills; DR.. Epans' PIT
''gue rus; Dr. EUans' Soothing Sgt
p Jor Ieething, are entered accofaH
az % congress. and the right to prepare hes
secured and are yended a, 100 Cha 81
, ee,, Nc" York, and by the regular appoints
-s1Ifoony-Stephen Van Setback.
Iroy-Z. CLARK;
IateTJord-Messrs. Scott.
saratoga Spa.-G. NJ Dawson:
sandy HiH-James Wight:
VERMONT
1a.fontpeheT-E. p. Walton E. Son;
c"Gnton-Lorenzo Perry. =
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"A N6tr Theory
INTERESTING ASH APPLICABLE
TO THE AFFLICTED
- Z IL 1. l. -. ~


TO THE AFFLICTED
WIN DISEASES on
The Stomach, or Nerves
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic 0,
Casual, under the srora symptoms 81
resiiessnese; Lo,cness Of Spirits, and
General Emaciation CONSUNP-
TION, 'rhether ofthe Lungs or Lircr;
LIVER AFFECTIONS J4UN-
DICE, both hillary &. Spasmodic;-
COSTIFENESS; WOR.NS oferery
RARELY; RJfEU.M4TTS.H, achether a.
cute or chronic; together NTH GOVT,
SCROFUL.4; Pains in the head back,
limbs and side, TYPHUS FEVER,
SCARLET FEVER, Puirfd Sore
Throat, FEVER 6. aGUE, Spasmod.
&c PalpitGfion Of tie Heart s. .4rteries,
Nervous hritabiiity, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries, Tic DouIourcur, cramps.
Female Distractions, Heartburn, Head
ache, Cough, the common or humid. &. !
the Dry or The WhoOping; ASTHMA, |
Graret and Dropsy.
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court, after the trial began. People Of A
meuca, Is this your boasled justice Is this
your hospitality 10 the stranger, who seeks
. refuge and home on your shores lfn
b. say We III.
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k. COTE returns his sincere thank, - =.

tx. COTE returns his sincere thanh.
citizens Of Swanon, for The liberal s,C. 'ns
5eiaen' be has met with from them since NJ
ger ss'- lie has the honor 10 inform H. ,In-
var ms family has arrived from Canada .ad .t
e Is determined upon making permanent ,,a'
1e'.ee among them, and from the peculiar cru
,@,,es IN winch he Is placed (haying lost an H..
Rr,iL ,h'ough the vengeance and rspscitv Of n.
paer ~ uaeui) and By punctual attendance
.. s"ahion viii continue to rstronize mir, CI11
!, stlnehoor's Stone Building next door :. "a
ATnOld Farrar's Sore. N' O00' 10 Mr.
swantoE Falls, Both June. 1890
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The BLOOD has hitherto been considered bv En-
pIncks and others, as the great regulator of the
human system, aud such is the devotedness of the
adherents 10 that erroneous doctrine, that they
content themselves with the simple possession of
thls ial'aclous OPINION without enquring into the
primary sources from whence Life, Health. and
'lgor emanate, and rice UerSd, pain, sickness dis
ease ana death. Not so with Dr. HUNT (wbose
extensive research and practical experience so en-
inent y qualify HIM for the profession of which he
mas beeh one OF the most useful members He
cohtends-and moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind ofthe correctness Of his views
That the stomach, liver and the ass ocated oroons
are lhe primary and great regulators Of health and
hat the blood IN very many instances is dependent
on lhese organs, and that unless medicine reaches |
The ROOT OF THE DISEASE. the sunprf- |
ct0i onodynes usually prescribed serve but AZ fails
TO cover the raYages of deep.rooted maladies.-
'"uef these convictions, at the expense of wears
OF close application ;, the doctor has discovered =
mea!cihe whose searching powers are irresistible
anu ID prescribing, 1t is with a knowledge of its
Deihg radical cure in the various diseases al
fea'y enumerated, even fapplied in the most crit.
cd' cases out nc does not pretend to ascribe.to
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from positive
proofs WITHIN the knowledge of hundreds, he s
prepared TO show, that when every other earthly
emedy has been given up. ;
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
ave never been known to fail in ef1ectino two vo
gratifying results, that of raising from the he'd ofl
lcKness and disease those who have tested their
lncacy; and thus amply rewarding Dr. Hunt for
'ns and anxious study to attain this perfection in
he HEALING ART. O''O'' :"
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Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspe,s.
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism. conspmon.
coughs, colds, splitting of blood, pain in the c.n.
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delc,,cy.
mercurlal diseases are successfully treated At n
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham ,,,.
New York "'V'
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'hH subscribers have made arrangements r
ana viii keep constantly on hand eas
and Boot Trees. ''"' 'D' nv
|. A. VAN DUZEE e. Go
June, 1899