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ALMIGHTY CREATOR.
THAT

The BLOOD Is The LIFE.
he reqorcs that his disciples and paenis make PURE
LIFE CURRENT thai leaps thu ough their veins and
trterlts before they hope for permanent cure
Il eicf he live them and ohers but bright
lEd joyous health must Come from pure blood.
But most sad though here conIesIn So countless
are The lmposlonS which are pracsed upon The public
by pretenders and hume aud boas ful axe the
medicines advertised that the reader may be slow to be-
ieve in this Great Remeoy A word therefore, Oh this
point
In tho first place READ THE GRAEFENBERG
GAZETTE. No matter how skeptical you now be-
HAT paper will convince you. Thousands HAVE BEEN
Convinced IN every STATE and Territory IN the UnIon
and amoag Them distinguished Statesmen Jurls, Cler-
gymen Civilians he bare enumeration of their names
would I'll this page. Let The reader send 10 the most
convenient agency for copy Of the Gazette which can
be had
GRATIS
In Inc second place TRY HE PILLS, II will cost
you but the meres irae, and will Introduce YOU TO n
medicine which You will deem blessing TO The end of
you days.
thousand things press upon the mind Of the adycr-
Scrs which they would rejoice to the reader but
The limits of this advertisement forbid But lot every
afflicted with the following dlseascs make trial Of The
iraefnberg Pills. and they will he PERMANENTLY
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MORE CURES OF SEATED CON
SUMPTION!
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND
DRUGGISTS.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND
DRUGGISTS.
Burlington, VI Now |, le45,
Dr. BRADLEE sirThe astonishing sale of Buchun's Hun
san Dalsum obgos to order further supply Please
send before, suhcency for six months We can give
you, you desire it, certificates from ndydu
ais who have only relieved from Asthma, Colds und
Coughs, but of those who have been brought up from
FIRMLY SEATED CONSUMPTloNl
aud literally suaohed from the grave As remedy for such
complains confidently believe 1t never has been surpas
| sed. fouIs PECk a SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May 25, lSi5.
On. BRADLEE; Dear srTho Hungarian Balsan is, be-
yond all question: most perfect and admirable preparation
for diseases of the Lungs have used 1t IN family and
in my professional practice for than two years. with
the uniform and entire success, OF severe Pull
| MoNARY DISEASE, aud oonscentously recommend i
TO all who ure afflicted, the most CERTAIN REMEDY
| for such diseases with which am acquainted.
| Yours respectfully, FRED'KT sTORER, NJ. ID.
0J-Sold In Montpelier, by 5. X. COLLINS Burlington,
aud by PECK * spEARj Concord, N. H. ALLISON a
GAULTj IONA. SMITH, Chelsea, W. 10
PURE LIQUORS
Nor medicinal purposts, Tor sale al the Drug store 81
IL 5, X. COLLINS.
| SOO LBS. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, for sale by
JOO Sept, IA 81 sTORRs and LANGDoN6.
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1Doetrp.
RURAL WINTER SKETCH.
by REV. R. HoYT

URAL WINTER SKETCH
by REV. R. HoYT,
The blessed morn has come again
The early gray
Taps at the sumbcrer's window-pane,
And seems to say
"Break, break from the enchantcr's chain,
Away-away"
'Tis Winter, yet there is no sound
Along the air,
OF winds upon their battle-ground,
But gently there,
The snow is idlling-all around
How fair--how fair
Tho jocund fields would masquerade
Fantastic scene
Tree, shrub, and lawn, and lonely glade
Have cast their green,
And joined the revol, all auayed
So white and clean.
Fen the old posts that hold the bars
And the old gate,
Forgetful of their wintry wars
And age sedate,
High capped, and plumod like white hussars,
Stand there in state.
The drifts are hanging by the sill,
The caves, ,ho door,
The huy-stack has become hill;
All covered DER
The wagon, loaded for the mill
The eve before.
Maria brings the wator-pail--
But wherc's the We'll
Like the whole magic of a fairy tale,
Most strange to tell,
All vanishod-curb, and crank, and ral;-
How docp it fell
Tho wood-pilc too is playing hide
The axe-the log
The kennel of that friend so tried
tThe old watch dog,)
The grind-stone standing by its side,
All now iacog.
The busting cock looks out aghast
From his high shed;
No spot TO scratch him repast,
Up curves his head,
Starts the dull hamlet with blast,
And back to bed.
Old drowsy dobbin, at the call,
Amazed, awakes;
Out from the window of his stall
A view he takes,
While thick and faster seem to fall
The silent flakes.
The barn'yard gentry, musing, chino
Their morning moan
Like Mcmmon's music of Old time
That voice Of stone
So mablod thoy-nnd so sublime
Their solemn tone.
Good Ruth has called the younkor folk
To dress below;
Fullwelcomo was the word she spoke,
Down, down they go,
The cottage quctudo is broke
The snow the snow.
Now rises from around the fire
pleasant strain;
Ye giddy sons of mirth retire
And yo profane -
a hymn TO the Eternal Sire
Goes up.again.
, The patrarchial Book divine,
=. Upon the knee,
Opos where the gems of Judah slino--
(swect minstrclsio y
How scars each heart with each fair line,
Godt =, rul.aa,
Arouna the altar low they bend,
. Dovout in prayer;
AS SHOWS ul!dn the roof descend,
SO angels there
Guard DER that household, to defend.
With gentle care.
Nowsings the kettle o'or the blaze
Tho buckwheat heaps;
Rare Mocha, worth an Arabs praise,
Sweet Susan sleeps;
The old round stand her nod oJoys,
And out it leaps.
Unelring passages declare
The banquet near;
Soon busy appotitcs arc there;
The glories of the ample fare,
With thanks sincere
Now let the busytay begin -
Out rolls the churn;
Forth hastes the flrln-boy, and brings in
The brush to burn =
Sweep, shovel, scour, sew, knit, and spin,
'Tillnght's return.
10 dclvo his thresbing John must hie;
His sturdy shoe
Can all the subtle damp defy;
How wades he through
While dainty milk-maids, slow and shy,
His track pursue.
Each to the hours allotted care:
To shell the corn;
The broken harness to repair,
The sleigh T. adom;
So cheerful tanqul-snowy-fair
The WINTER NoRr
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TRUSSLS! TRUSSES |!

llE best assortment OF Trusses, of all tho different pat
terms In use, also Danniug's Lace, null's Thorn
sons and Burnhams utero Abdominal Supporters for sale
On the most favorable terms, at the Drug store Il
$. X. COLLINS.
Dec, "a, 1876, As
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VIII TNc
GRAEFENBERG PILLS

deemed by all who have tested II en- to b, m incon
cevable advance upon all other medical comoinanns
md discoveries hitherto known and they announced
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH!
Tho inventor # these Pills rests his theory upon no
school nor dogma OF ordinary teachers Pdnng himself
hmm Ille nvrlni 1f lhl
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RHEUMATISM AND GOVT

Have long been considered among The exclucalng
of diseases with which mankind afflicted and theus
lnds now lingering cut lives of suffering aud misery,
when b. the OF this Plaster they could be entcly
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IWTU WItU VTIIFITTy =
READ TIE FOLLOWING, AS IT is
IMpORTAN TO ALL:

Extract OF lecture delivered by " BENNE before Inc
Medical College of Lake Erie, touching the valuable Med-
cal qualities ofthe extract ofTOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett says of the powerful Alternatives
al the Matcu Medca, aud in all affections Of the Liver aud
other gans, where calOme is Indicated, it is probably the
best medicinal agent known TO the medical profession
When concentrated ii is sovereign remedy
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THE
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THERE are the mos, conclusive reasons why that
L class Of Medicines denomnated patent should
be made the OF inc dlculabe and enduring bes.
sings the human family. Suppose, for example, that
high order Of talent long aud sagacous observation,
aud great medical learning and experience brought
10 bear upon the nve ninn and manufacture Of PIIb
Why may moi this long devotion 10 This branch Of Med-
cal Science be ciowucd with the success that attends the
sacrifice of similar talents and toll in other things =
There M reason and II but the simp est dictate Of
the simplest common TO say that PHI thus pro-
duccd will be as perfect an article be made by
man. TwEFrY FIVE YEARS DEVOTION TO any mo
subject will give a man Of ability the mastery it,
THIS Labor has been bestowed upon the
C1.GEFE.VvEHG g'EGEz.SBLE
PILLS.
and they arc presented 10 lie public with claims unpar,
alciled in the hist DRY ofmcdic II science.
1t will be seen in tracing the History Of all great
vcntions, that they made discovered until tho
arrival Of what may be termed The TULNEss or T1ML.
| The mariners compass for inst once-was not invented
Until IN the fitness Of time needed. The LOAD
STONE AWAY lay at mans feet but he never knew what
wonderful an uGerring guide treasured lis silent
BISON, until he DTiney appointed time drew nea,
when distant continents and islands were 10 be unveiled
Behold il now transferred he pinnacle Of he advcn.
urous sailor enabling him TO launch far away npnn I'm.
known DC cans, instead Of mi1y sailing within sight &C
familiar land marks!
So with the discovery OF tho New WoilJ upon whose
shores was to arise this Clan, Nation TO a power a
glory, mission far beyond the conception ofihe widest
fdncy.The Old w, rid had reached lis M hest destiny
the u'ness Of time drew for the alton Of tho
New, nd tthold the immortal Columbus ON the fore.
castle Of his dIcnched ana leaky vessel fund IT, So
with the invention of pnntng-ol seam-of the magne-
TIC telegraph. Each Of these had IFS own fulnoss e
time marked-dlstinct-an PfOvidcntial.
In MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHiLoso-
PHIcAL PRIEciPLE is EQUALLY MARKED. Most
beautiful the illustrations and pro Of this which are
o be found in the hist ry Of the world We cuu trace
hem from he Mosaic dispensaon down to The present
hour-dll of hem teaching the lesson nd giving US
the hop that something YET BETTER to heal human
maladlcs is at hand
That his principle is true of Medical as well as phys-
zeal science is clearly shown in the
GRAEFENBERG GAZETTE.
which is furnished gratutousv 10 all who wish il Tho
CIR AEFENBERG PILLS.
90, Jc,,,.d b,, n ,,bc b,, 90
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+. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOM
ALTO RITTERS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPAN
TO, by entirely process, which the whole
strength Of these most valuable Of MEDICINES
There ere connected with the above, two OF three others
PURIFYING GETABLEs.
The recipe has been examined and approved of the
u EAs0Ns Tor Browne sarsaparilla and Tomato BIT
IL TIERS often ohectng Of long standing and chronic
Diseases AFTER all other medicines have failed give relief
LIST. The Sarsapaa of which it is made, is the genuine
ID. Tho virtues arc extracted by an entire new process
which tho whole strength Of the without ovup
s. There is more strength of the real Spanish sursapau
bottle Of Browns Sarsaparila and Tomato Bittors,
than ilcfo is in dozen bottles ordinary syrup extract
4lh When missed with the pure extract of Tomatoes,
1t makes one Of the mdo, and pleasing physics that
be used, vet much thorough than castor oil,
salts pills, &c. which makes ii very valuable IN all bilious
complaints.
5th When taken in large doses, operates very thorough
| ly on tho bowels, without weakening tho syston'
Gth When taken in small Doses it operates particularly
on the blood and whole system, appcte strength
the stomach assists in dig slon and IN Fact renew" the
7th When taken for coslivcness it docs leave the
patient like many medicines, more costvc than they were
before its use but by using short time, it effects per-
1t only requires person to give tia short trial prove
that all say There cannot be too much said in its
The LARGE SALE or BROWNS sARsApARILLA
AND TOMATO BITTEi,s is another proof of efficacy.
It is now abum thee Yeas since it first offered the
puic although has been used by OF most distn-
gushod ysciaus Tor many years private practice since
which tho steadily Increased, end has been sent
for from all parts of the county, where was never adycis-
ed but recommended 10y persons who he'd used il. 1t has
been shipped to foreign ports and found ready sale thdt
alone would 10 be proof enough OF It's utlliiy .
How mary medicines there advertised which nevorse
and 70 down, and forgotten how different IS
with this II finds ready sale where it never has been I'D
vescd; and its sale continues to increase in all places as
it becomes known.
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Always remember If you wish to give Browns sdrsopar-
lila and Tomato Bers tria) to sec that his name is
signed full the Directions to counterfeit which would
be forgery . $780,
IMPURlTYES OF THE BLOOD.
wish impress it particularly on the minds of those
that troubled with impurities OF the blood, bad humors,
by the of Mercury,
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IL MOTT DECEJVED,

wish impress it particularly on The minds OF those
that troubled with impurities OF the blood, bad humors,
old ulcers and diseases brought by the use OF Mercury,
calome, that this is sovereign remedy IS well known
every hysican that Sarsapa almost the only article
that be to root out such Diseases and
when cd with the pure extract Of Tomuioes has been
known when Sdrsnpaa alone has had no
effect This accounted io from the fact that the To-
oper gently the bowels, carrying off those i'm
pures which, IL allowed to rcman, create dangerous and
incurarle diseases.
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In all BILIOUS or Chronic disorders, these Pills achieve
Tue mGsl M9ndernl 'rumPhs. HERE THEY DEFY
COMPETITION. And as The susceptibility ofrhe A.
inercAn Constitution is 70 these diseases they are apIy
siNlrd by some NF''
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-26

ger holding o oz. more THAN two small bot
lfes. Look out and not get imposed upon III
Every Gollle has "yaughn's Vegetable Lith-
oniripric Mixture" blown upon The glass, 'h9
,rrittsn signature of"G G. Vaughn. nslhe
directions, and G. G.. Vaughn Buffllo," ,"stsm-
ped on the cork, None other are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. G. G. Vaughn, and sold ut
the principle office, 207 Main street Buffalo
at Wholesale and, retail. No attention paid
10 letters u'nless post paid-ordcrs from reg
ularly constituted Agents ercepted-post
paid letters, or verbal communications solic-
iIing advice, promptly attended 10, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale sf
this ariicles-l32 Nassau slreet, New YORK
city; 295 Essex street, Salem, MI SIS. ;7nd BY
The principal Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada, as advertised in the pa
pers. ..'.,
For sale by II. G, LEE, Kaldu. 3Slab
M. J. Myers, Columbus Grove. .''
Hamilton 81 Rice, Pendleton.
Isaac b. Smith, Gilboa.
o. w. Owen, travelling agent
&c . H
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4. l.. ST. JOHNS ifrd,
ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.

A knowIedge ofthe value Of these Pills is
alone necessary 10 bring them into general
use as family medicine. Thousands have
already used Them, who give them a deci
ded preference 10 all other kinds. The pro
pricier is so confident Of their virtues that
he has instructed his Agents that in case any
person after giving them trial, does not
prefer them to Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and
all other Anti Bilious Pills, if the trouble
Nill be taken 10 return The balance Of tho
box, to refund the whole money. They are
moi ike many Of The quack medicines Of the
day, Held up as all infalliable cure for all dis
eases, but if timely administered will bc
fonnd very effacacious in Bilious and re-
mittent fevers, fever and ague, costiveness,
choic, worms, pain Of the bowels. haulenee,
indigestion, heartburn, pain ofthe head, back
or breast, &c. H1
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use 81. Johns Pills,
either ourselves or in our families and con-
slider them the best Pills in use for the bill
lious diseases Of this Western country
Wm. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U. P,
Coonrod, Sheriff; w. FL. Kess.er, County Re-
corder; John Rosenberger, Isaac Munjyy
George Sioner, and Isaac Wiseman, Justice
of the Peace; Israel P. Hanes, Joseph Vol-
mer, Seldpn Graves, John Shinefelt, Jobh
Michael, Peter Beaver Alexander Ingram;
James Dorman, William Baughcr, Michael
Redmond, James q. Pease, S. II. Appleton,
John Pride, l.. M. LOOMS, J. w. Patterson,
Thomas Lloyd, Isaac Dewitt, John Swander,
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, Geo.
Chrisllip, G. Y. Pierson. WORD a1a
BEWARE OF COUNTEFEITS.
The great demand for these pills has al.
ready induced unprincipled men TO eountss-
felt them. The public are there cautioned
against purchasing any that are not signed
by the propriter with pen upon the wrappet
enclosing each box. To counterfeit which
is States Prison offence. aill,..a .,--.,r
Sir. JbHN's ANTI.BILLIoUs PILLs.---By
reference to our advertising columns it will
seen that these very valuable pills have found
there way into our midst We are somewhat
acquainted with their virtues and hesitate not
in recommending them to the public. Ken
ton Republican. , ar...i .-,.. ",
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IN CHANCERY.
Hiram Day,
ps. Bill of Foreclosure.
Charles G. Stafford.

Hiram Day, !
The said Charles G.
Stafford is hereby notified that on the twenty
eighth day ofScptember, A. d. ls47, the
SAID Hiram Day filed in the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Putnam and State
of Ohio, his bill in Chancery against the
said Charles G. Stafford setting forth that on
the tenth day Of Dece ubor, A. D. ls42, the
said Charles G. Stafford made and delv.
cred TO one James Taylor his three several
sealed writings obligatory, dated on the day
aud year last aforesaid, tho first of which is
payable September first, l643, in II pairs ol
Mems cOwhide boots and three pairs of Wo-
mems high qaartered, lined and bound cali
skiu shoes; The second payable May first,
1914, in l6 pair of mems cowhids bools,
and 4 pairs of Women's high quartered
lined and bound calf skin shoes; and the
third payable January first, lS45, in II pails
of Mems cowhide beots, and 3 pairs of Wo-
mems high quartered lined and bound calf
skin shoes; that said boots and shoes are
worth $500; that to secure The making
and delivery of said boots and shoes, the
said CHARLES G. Stafford, by deed duly execu-
tod mortgage TO said James Taylor in-lols
numbers twenty-six and twenty-seyen in the
town of Pendlelon in the County of Putnam
Ohio; and that said writings obligatory and
mortgage have been assigned to said Hiram,
Day by delivery; that said boots and shoes
have not been made and delivered by said
Stafford as he agreed to do; that there. re-
mains due and unpaid upon said writings
obligatory the said sum Of 5000; the object
and prayer Of said Bill is that an account may
be taken of what is due upon said writings
obligating, that said mortgage may be fore
closed, or if said morfgsged premises at two
thirds the appraised value thereof shall
amount TO more than shall be found due on
said writings obligatory, that the same may be
sold TO satisfy and discharge said debt. And
the said Charles G. Stafford is further not-
fed that unless he appear and plead, answer
or demur to said Bill within sixty days after
the next term Of said Court, that at the term
nextafer the expiration of Of said sixty days.
The said Hiram Day will apply to said Court
to take the matters of said Biz for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly.
By JOHN j. ACKERMAN,
Atty. fer Compll.
Dated September %, ls47. 343fw
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IN CHANC'ERY.

Hug, lug, v =: % Ross. BIZ # Foreclosure /.
TIME said Hugh w. Ross is hereby noti:
IL fed that on the twenty-eighth day Of Sep
tembcr, A. D. lS47, the said James Mat
lllows Of The county of Putnam, Ohio, fled
in The Court of Common Pleas of the coun-
ty of Putnam, and State Of Ohio, his bill in
Chancery, against the said Hugh w. Ross,
setting forth that on the 9th day of June,
A. d., 1874, the said Hugh w. Ross made
his prsmlssory note TO one Nathaniel Nj.
Creighton for $s2 so payable nine months
after date. and TO secure the payment Of said
note, said Ross nortgagd to said Creighton,
by deed duly executed, Lot number two Of
the division of on, lots No. and 6 in tie
town of Gilbsa, Putnam county, Ofie; that
on the 18th Of June, lS47, said nete and
mortgage was assigned 10 said James Mat
lhews; and the object and prayer Of which
Bill is that an account may be taken Of the
amour. due on said note and Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may be foreclosed, or that,if
said premisea at twe-thirds the appraised val
ue thereo[ <hall amount to more than what
may be due, The same may be sold TO satisfy
and discharge said debt; and ths said Hugh
w. Ross is further notified, that unless he
shall appear and plead answer or rdcmurr To-
said Bill within sixty days after tho next
term Of said Court, that the said James Matt
thews at the term next after the expiration.
of said sixty days, will apply to said Court
10 take the matters Of said Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly =
By JOHN J,aACKERMAN,
Att'y for Complainant.
Dated Sept. 2s, ls47. 343fw