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STORE HOUSE .A.N.y DWELLING,
In Upper Sandusky.

THE undersigned will sell his store house.
DIV elIing ~ Lot where he now resides, on
reasonable terms; possess ion given by the
first day of April or May next, or sooner.
provided the Undersigned can get the prop
erty finished he is now building. The prop
erty offered for sale, is vel situated for
business, being on the Wyandot Avenue
and near to the Court House. The Store
House is 36 feet long and 20 wide. story
and half high, with good warehouse
and Dwelling with four rooms ATTACHED
thereto, good frame smokenouse. frame
stable SO feet long and 26 wide, Win 9th
er outbuldings. ol.k,rhy, or Cot. Nc,
Eyain can give description OF lhe prop
erty should the proprietor be absent.
JOSEPH McCU fCHEN.
December 25th lS45.-l5--tf.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
swill be petition presented to the
commissioners of Wyandot county. Ohio.
praying for remarklng, reviewing and
ia gnf ening of the state road, leading
from Upper Sandrsks to Fl, FlndIay. said
remarktng, reviewing, and Strengthening
10 commence at the west end OF Findlay
ST in the town Of Upper Sandnsky, run
Mug thence a nortuwesterlys direction on
the nearest and best gruuod 10 the town
OF Craw fordv,Ile, in tp. No. !, South OF
Range No. l3 East, first Meridian, Ohio
also to vocate the Intermediate spaces
where said aIierationis not located on.
January. g6, lS46-2l-,.s. C.
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A large and dignifed meeting was held at
the white @Wigwam, ia Upper Sandusky, on
the 3Oth day of January. 1916, 70 consult up
on matters and things in general, and pro-
claim to the world the only means Of redemp-
ton from the aoriglnal sin Of banking. -
Among the distinguished persons present
was Messrs. Democracy, Reason, Truth, Com
mon Sense, Patriotism, Honesty, and Philan-
'thropy. The meeting was organized by ap-
pointing Mr.. Democracy to the Chair, and
Mr.. Truth, as Secretary. The President in
formed the meeting of the object for which
they had assembled saying, "that it was some
what strange and curious in these times, but
it was simply this, to infnme as far as posi-
BILE eyerv man to 'miad his own business for
on the two last words hang all the law and
prophets
After q season Of delightful communion
together, the convention resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole, and the following
preamble and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, notwithstanding we live in an
age Of light and knowledge, and science, yet
our country is cursed by humhugs in political
science, humbugs on currency and humbugs
in religion, therefore; a.fY
Resolved, That Righteousness exalteth
Nation but banks are reproach upon any
people. -.
Resolsed, That after SO much experience,
no man can be an honest man, much less
christian and at the same time Be banker OF
friend of banks.
Resolved, That every man engaged in
banking should be clasped with horse thieves
and highway robbers. aa&
Resolped, That pieces of 'potmetal' are
better currency and of more real value thar
living promise daubed on bit Of paper
with lampblack. re
Resolved, That every professed democrat
who will be guilty of receiving or passing
anv of the bank notes of other states, for the
first offence shall be reprlmanded and for the
second expelled from the Democratic ranks.
Resolved, That we no longer commit sac
rilege upon the sacred name of whlg, bu
that we hereafter call banktes federals O
tories; and we earnestly hope all democrats
will 90 and do likewise.
Resolped, That the proceedings OF thu
meeting be published throughout the worl'
for the benefit of the rising and risen genera
tions.
DEMOCRACY, President.
TRUTH, Secreia ry.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of TeRdi Er. and Fl. Fa, is
- sued from the Court of Commo Pleas
of Hancock county, Ohio, and to me direc
ted, Twill offer for sale at the residence
and premises of David Adams in the town
hip OF Richlsnd Wyaudot county Ohio, on
she 14,h day of February A. ID. le46, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4 z. Nj.
u said day, the following goods, cbattles.
ond property to wit: One gray horse 4 years
sold, one dun colt 2years old; taken as the
property of David Adams at the suit Of
aoses Jewit.
Us THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff Wyandof co. o.
Upper Sandusky Jan. %, le46.-l9-4t
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For Sale.

FEyIE Subscriber win sell the following
Il property cheap: Two Horses, two one
twse Buggles, two set single harness, one
To horse wagon, one set double harness.
kwo woke Of good work Cal tie W iii he ta-
cen 'ln'part pay on any OF the above nam
ed property
Any person wanting 10 purchase on a
short credit or for cash VIII DO well 10
cali, as the property wall be sold cheap or
such terms. st af ht
rr f..,s... C. Y. PERSON.
January l6, l846.=-lotf.
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Brandrih,s Vegetable Universal Pills
Life and Death.

VNHE principle of corruption Us snbJec
= TO the influence of many causes d
vitiation II is therefore necessary that
We be provided with ample means TO pre-
yentinjnry from 1t. orin consequence OF
this yitiation that putridiiy would be pro-
duced, which would destroy the individ-
nrl ere he had arrived at-,hat period OF life
which he would have dune from the prio,
ciple Of lite which was in him Now TO
acc omplsh this we must prevent the &C
cumulaton Of those humors which bear
down the principle of life. DO mol wait
for seriuns attack Of sickness, but on
the Gist appearance of The enemy assis,
nature in Interpretations to expel him from
the body. Th,s is the object always at
tanned hy those who use Brand reth Pills.
| thousands who,bave Kept their beds for
years, have been restored by the use Of
this medicine
For the principle of disease, like that
! OF the principle OF life, is alike incompre-
hensible to mankind We only are able
10 point out what will weaken the one or
give strength to the other. The value of
| the Brsudretb's Pills depends upon their
wonderful power in strengthening the
| principle Of IIte, and weake ming the prin
ciple It disease and Gnally expellDg it
ron die hpd, be' us consider tile sub
ieci careinlly; woud disease affect us il
| our rio"d were po,.' FUeu in proportion
that Brandre,h's lAlis purlty the blood,
they tend 10 restore health. The very
action upon .he system which BrandJeth's S
Pills possess, convince all who use them
! that they remove only the impure humors.
For if they took any of the healthy fluids
from the body, it would be weakened.--
But the contrary is the case. The body
becomes stronger every day, from the use
pf the Brandreth Pulls, as is known by the
experience of ten of thousands of our cit.
izens.
Bewa,p Of Ccuatpyteis. The following
are the oni, duly authorized Agents il
Il Wlaudui county.
d. ~ ". ayrcs, Upper Sandusky; Jo.
seph Shorb Lutte Sandusk,; W. II. Jones
~ Go. Cary towns II Freet, McCuichen
VILE; f. Bloom, n exico;7 Henry Shoo
ma'ts Crawford tp. aof
Jan. 30, ie46.-l9-4w.
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A Chair Shop

in operation on Fifth street, between Find
lay aud Bigelow streets, and near waere
the Finalay road strikes the Sandusky y
Avenue. The proprietor viii keep on
band all kinds Of plain and fancy Windsor
Chairs; also Rocking Chairs Of every de
scription, from the small Arm Chair that
pleasos Dolly, upto the capacious Boston
Rocker for Grand Mother; Also Settees
SociabIes, and Recesses. He wil also
make work To order on short notice; his
work ID made of Il e best material and war;
Ianted to be a good as it ought to be.
All kinds OF country produce taken IN
exchange for work; also lumber suitable
TO his wants; cash not refused il nat offered
in too large quantities.
f.. B. ELKINS.
Jan. 80, lS46--20-lf.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giveo, that there will
be a petluon presented to the tom-
missioners Of Wyandot county. Ohio, at
their next March session, lS4o, praying
for the location OF \ county rnat comfnens
cing al the northwest corner of sec,ianti)
one, on the Nj. BlaucharI aud Crawford 10
vile road; thsnce santh along section line
till IT lntersects the State rad leading
from Upper Sandusky to W lliamstown.--
Said road commencing and terlniDating
IN RichlaDd township
January 20, lS46--20-4i.
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upper sanddsky Against the state!!!
EUN HERE YOU BaREFOOTED
M4 NJ
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.


r. w. 81 j. Brown, take this method of
- informing the citizens OF Upper San
'dusky and surrounding country, ths. they
have commenced the above business on
forth ST., just north Of Walker st., one
door north of the house formerly occupied
by Wolford. They promise that their work
shall not be surpassed for beauty, durabil-
ity, or comfort, by any establishment in
the county. Having every facility fer ma
king TO Older, any description Of Boots
or Shoes, and at the shortest possible no.
ticc. They respectfully ask the patron
age Of the public, and assure them in re-
turn, that no pains of expense will be
spared to make their purchases prof able
10 their customers, as all work will be
done al the lowest cash price, and all sales
conducte ed in like manner.
.aLWAYS KEEP ON HANDS,
any quantity Of Boots and Shoes to accom-
nodate customers. 81
N. B. Wan'e ed in exchange for Boots
and shoes, leather, hides, and all kinds Of
grain, for which the highest price will be
pa nd nd cash not refused.
| Feb. 6, lS46.-2l-3m'
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DEMOCRACY, President.
TRUTH, Secreta ry.

One Of the Western papers tells good
anecdoie of a Methodist preacher, who
after sending round the contribution box
at camp meeting, and exorting the con-
prepation to be liberal in contributing
looking into the box and on seeing the
mon ' mostly made up Of cents, exclaimed
with great gravity perceiue that .4tef
ander the coppersmah has done US muc'
harm!'
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The Ia bI e.,

Will be supplied with the best the coun.
try can afford, and no pains will be spared
to make it agreeable TO the palate of all.
THE STAB L E ,, .
Which is large and commodious, will be
attended by an experienced Ostler,. whe
will end deavor TO render general satlsfac'
ton.
The American being the Stage Office
for all stages running TO and from Buoy
rus, seats may at all times be obtained.
NIB. The proprietors will also keeI
on hand Horses and Buggies for the trans
portalion of passengers to any desired
place.
Bucyrus, May 90, 1s45.-34-tf. W
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Road Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there will
be petition presented to the Com.
missioners Of W,andot Co., al their uext
session, praying for the location of coun.
ty road commencing at the south west
corner of sec. l6. in Eden tp,; thence run.
ming north on the section las to the . W.
corner of section 10, in Sycamore tp..
thence west % Or 30 rods on section line.
thence north 10 Taylur's Mill.
January, %, lSi6--2e--4t. tf
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Road Notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, that petition
~ Will be presented to the Commission>
ers of ", and u nu,y at their next ses.
sion, f6r county road commencing al the
State road leading from Upper Sandusky
to WllliamstowD on the township line be-
tween Salem and Richland townships,
running thence north on said line until it
IN ersecu the county road leading from
Crawfordsvile to Mt Blanchard.
January 2S, 46.--20-4t,
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L Hotel
BUCYR Us, OHIO! A
JACOB NDsTONE,
Proprietors.

vUyHIS house formerly occupied by An
L derson & Poundstoue, and recently
by A. Seitz, is situated on Main stree,
two blocks south Of The Publice Square,
and is the most pleasant part OF the
town. The .proprieto,s respectfully IN
vite the travelling public to call and find
that no effort is spared to make their
house a quiet and pleasant home for the
wearied. They are determined by their
close attention to business and moderate
charges, to merit large share of public
patronape. '1fHft"
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Isaac Wohlgamurh, psh,;op f., port'n.
| Vs. ~
Adahne Kern, aud n, v,,aodot n p.
| Balinda Kern -.


The said Balnda Kern and Alkaline
Kern, are hereby notified that petition
was filed against them, on the first day OF
July, A. ID. I645, 10 the Court ofCoihmon
Pleas OF Wyandot county, Ohio, by Isaac
Wohlgamuth, and is now pending; where
in. the said Isaac Wcblgamuth demands
partition of the following real estate, Sit
uate in the said county of Wyandot,i 10
wit:-The south east quarter of the south
W est quarter, and tie south west quarter OF
the south east quarter Of section number
fourteen (14): Also, tue north half of the
north east quarter Of section number
twenty three (23l. Also, the north east
quarter of the ner,h west quarter Of said
section twenty three (23l All of said
lands in tow nship one, south, range twelve.
Aud that at the next term of said Court !,
application will be made by the said petit
toner for an order that partition may be
m ade of said premises.
ISAAC WOHLGAMUTH, II
PERM. g. WHlrEbEy, his Attorney.
Dec, 26lh. ls45.-6w-l6. r
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NOTICE.

VvHERE will be petition presented to the
L Commissioners of Wyandot county a,f
their next session, asking for the location q
county road, in Crawford township, COM
mencing at the north end of Patterson street
in the town of Carey, and running thence
north across the Mad river and Lake Erie
Railroad; thence on the west side of said
Railroad northeasterly direction until II in
tersects the county read running on the west
SIDE Of William McDovell's land, in sect, on
nine. - Hsf.s ss't@
Carey, Jan. 20, lss6.-s e.-ie+
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The Race Indepencence is TO be fitted
out for the Gulf Of Mexico, under the
command OF Commodore Perry, as his
flag slip, who succeeds Commodore Con-
nor. She is heavy ship, and is required
in that vicinity 10 case an alta ck Is made
on the castle.
The u. s. Sloop Of war Warren. was at
pPanama, Jan. II, destination uncertain.--
StaIesn,dn.., }ssssfs ssalgfst .1a@
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The Clipper which last week sailed
from New York for England. under such
mysterious circumstances, is now said to
have been despatched on private enter
prize. She carriedno despatches to the
British government, said dispatches 'av-
ing been sent TO Liverpool via Halifax,
there being a steamer at the latter port to
take charge of them.--Staiesman
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10 All w HOll NCSU IICSChtS ShoA SohAS'
.TUvHIS is to Certify, that we, Joshua
l. French, ofthe city of Troy aud State
of New York, and Archibald A. Davis OF
Worcester, and Everett V. Otis the city
of Boston and State ut Massac achuset It's, have
agreed to form a mited Partnership pur-
suant to the provisions oftitle first chapter
four part second Of the Revised Statutes
of State of New York. That such Par>
tnership is to be conducted under the firm
of French and Davis. That the general
nature of the business to be transacted by
the said Partnership is the purchase and
sale of Flour, Grain, Provisions, and Mer-
chandize generally. And and also TO
transact general Commission business,
with all the usual appendages. That the
| said Joshua French and the said Archibald
A Davis are the general partners, AID the
said Everett V. Otis is the specsal partner;
and tho said Everett V. OTIS as such spe-
cial partner has Contributed to the com
mon stock OF the said Partnership he sum
| of twenty five thousand dollars in cash
| That the principal place Of business of the
said Partne rship is in the City of Troy
nd that the said Partnership is to com
mence on the sixth day of january, ohe
| thonsand eight hundred and forty, six, and
terminate a, the expiration ofthree years
rom the date hereof.
Given nnder our hands at the city o.
froy, the sixth day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-slx.
JOSHUA \ FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
/ Let the notice required by law in the
foregoing matter be published in the
Newspapers printed in the city of Troy
called the Daily Northern Budget, and
| Daily whig. A ii. SllELDoN'
| Jan s.h, lS46 CLERK of Nensseier County
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In Partition.

ELIZABETH NIXON, Eli Nixon, and
LWilliam Nixon, will take notice that
petition was filed against them IN The
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Wyand oil
County, Ohio, on the 19,h,day Of February,
INST, by Alexander Campbell aud is now
pending, wherein the said Alexander
Campbell demands partition Of the follow
inp real estate, to wit: the northwest
ouarter of section two; in township one,
south of range fourteen east, 10 the
State of Ohio, and that at the next term
Of said Court, application will be made
by the said Alexander Campbell Tor 40
order that partition may be maze OF sa'o
premises. or,,e .
.1nys. for petr.
Upper sandusk., Fet. 20, ls46.-23 tc.
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nTGov. Shuuk, Of Pa, in bis veto o.
the bill to incorporate the Aarmstrong
Bank, says: "Howeyer useful banks may
be, in facilitating commercial transac-
tions, experience has shown that those
agricultural districts which have been
furthest removed from their infinence
have suffered least from paines and Peeu'
MARY ADVERTISEMENTS
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sale of Real Estate by order of Court

Sale OF Real Estate Dy Ofuer OIL court,
On the 2Sth day of February A. ID. 1916,
between the hours of one and three o'clock
p. M Of said day, at the door OF the Cour1
House in tie town Of Marion Ohio, will
be sold to the highest bidder the I'll ow rug
Real Estate, as the property of DAVID
Mcl.ain deceased, to witt The West half
of the north west quarter of sec. D. in tp.
south, range Ia, containing ~ aud
6S. 100 acres more or less; Also, the toll
lowing Tract to wit: Beginning al the
). w. corner OF fract ional sectiuu ~, II"
Township 3, (Sonth) range Ia. the"ce
North along the section line 81 chains &
80 links to the line Of the late W>andot
Reservation, thence East along said Re
servation line | chains ~ 81 links 10 a
post; Thence south l degtee ~ w min.
utes, ives, 43 chains g. links; Thence
N. S4 degrees and 80 minutes IL, chains
& 90 links TO a post in the liue dividing
The S. ". / of said section; thence south
| Ia chains &, 54 links to the > W corner
of the Il. half Of the 5. ~. Or Of said
section 80; thence W. Is chains &e0 links
to the place Of beginning, CONTAINING 30
lS-lO0 acres more or less. The above
tracts of lands are subject to the dover
estate Of the widow Of said deceased, aud
situated in Wyando, Couny, Ono; Also
| the following tract free of dower,to wit;
| The East 4 Of the 5. Il or. of fractional
section I3l] in Up 3, South range IA, IL
said County of Wyando,, containing e
acres and 62-l00 hundreths Of an acr.
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand, one third in sil
months, and the balance 10 II months
Tho deferred payments t,be secured D.
mortgage onthe premises with lnteres
thereon from the day sf sale.
| THOMAS McLAIN,
! Adm. Of DAVID McCLAIN.
January %, lS46.--lw.
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wedding of A white Man to a Negr'
Lady in New Orleans.


There has been quite stir recently in
New Orleans, caused by the marriage Of
white man named Buddington, Teller in
the Canal Bank, 10 the negro daughter OF
one Of the wealthiest merchants. Bud
dington, before he could be married, was
obliged TO swear that he had negro blood
in his veins, and to do this he made an
incision in his arm and put some Of her
blood 10 the cut. The ceremony was per-
70 rmed by Catholic clergyman, and the
bridegroom has received with his wife a
fortune of fifty or sixty thousand dollars
PThe natives serenaded him with such an
abominable music. that to get rid of their
discord, he paid them $40O, TO be used for
charitable purposes. sf
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Wheat, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, and every
thing Of the kind, taken on subscription
al this Office.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-02-27

JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder. 9
Office in The Court House. up stairs, when
he may at all times be found when not
NECESSARILY absent. ~
Agusi 29lh, l645. 81
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UPPER SANDUSKY
R ALL II o A ID y!

When the Rail Road will be complete ed
is more than we can tell, but we can say
that there is
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ElUGGiES, and all other Carriage, re-
paired and painted. Sign painting
extcnled 10 order AMI at reasonable pri
ces at the Pant Shop Of
2 y. TUTTE.
Upper saodusky, Nov, 81. lo-lf
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Uppe
~ Sandusky, on tie first day of January
1886
Bruver Paris C Hooker T E
Beam Thomas Hannor Henrey
Farmhouse VIM Kirby Moses
Bdevel Riverens Little Pettet
Barns Daniel Miller A G Rev
Beam Thos Miner Jermiah Esq
Boncr VIM Myers John
Beard John Palmer Chas
Bid or Pild G monsuerSell Anthony
Caldwell John Scott Alex +
Church Presbyterian Stewart Vance
Cope Charles Shoemaker Hanah
Editor Wyandot Tel Savage Reuben
legraph Shrenk John-2
Fuller Isaac Spoone Solomon
Frederickgill Christaln'f famiry Joseph L
Gardner Isaac Taylor Maria t
Gooden Barger John, Vorice Ebenezer
Hendrlckson Thos Waggoner Sarah
Hunter Robert White Daniel
Handlon James
A. EcELVAIN, p. M.
Ipp,r 81 ndusky, Jan S, Si6.-H-4t-4Il.
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RLANK DEEDS, for sale al tbe Dem.
- ocratic Pioneer Office. 3.
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A LII, KINDS of Goods. Wares, and Mer'
n chandlse, solj on G. mmmlss'on by .
.. d TUrfLE, .4actioaeer,
Of Wyaadot County.
Upper 'Sandusky, NV. 2i l0-tf.
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List of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Upper
A Sandusky, on tie first day of January
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Jplr 81 ndusky, Jan S, sl6.-H-4t-4IL
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TO Al, whom These Presents Shall Come.

Jan. 80, 1S46.--20-lf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
HxTRAoRprNARY. DlsCovERYlt

DEAFNESS CAM BE UURHDil
(NOOPERN ETERIAL OLA prompt and
~ lasting rUmedy for DkAsSxss. siso fof paine
and discharge Of mstisr from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cascs deemed utterly hops.
lcsshsvs mly tatlished i,s superiority over eve
y frref Msdicsl discovery. 4h i, J
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is a COMPOUND
Of four different OBJ, Of which. the ac,ive and
principal insi ieiient 10 oti.noj fofD the bark Of O
certain species Of WALNUT. new etj siiec,aci
agent ia the curr af De.f.,css.
Persons Who had teen drsf for 10, Is and even
20 years have been permanently cured BY using
this oil. In fact. numerous and so emphs,ie
have b<en the testimonials in i,s favor that the in.
vsntot c!sims for il the distinction of !nfsllibe
Remedy. in all cssrs, when the Ear is pesfec, In
It's fomst n. fHa
For further particulars, and evidence Of its great
value, SIC printed shests. ia The hands Of gents.
For s,lc In Suuhuty, by J. W. FRlLiyC.
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