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e Who but yankee. would have thought of
inYentng an apparatus for using lightning for ev-
cry day business. The telegraph certainly is HE
invention Of the age. In less time than it would
take tic write letter, communications may be
transmitted and answers returned by persons thous
ands of miles from each other. The telegraph is
the best thief-catcher in the world, and it takes
pretty smart chap to get ahead Of it. The wires
are now being put into use n many sections upon
the lines of the Railroads, by the railroad compa
nies for their own use, in announcing accidents.
giving orders, warnings and everything else for
which it is so useful On roads where this arrange
ment is in operation, the station agents the op
orators. The telegraph can be made very use-
full as well US important servant, and In these pro-
gressiye days, We hardly know what genius can
not accomplish.
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AT Streetsboro, Ohio, Aug. 81. L. MATILDA
THOMPSON. wife of c.. D. Thompson formerly oi
Franklin, N. Y, aged 90 years.
On the ID inst. at the residence of his father at
! ahoga Falls, ROBERT c. WETMoRE, aged 81
years and months.
In Freedom. on the 9TH inst. Mrs. MARTHA S.
BEARDsLEY, wife of D. j. Beardsley, uged 81
years.
In Randolph. on the 9th inst, very suddenly, of
pernicious fever, Dea. ALMoN B. Coz, aged rs
years, deeply lamented by large circle of relatives
and by the Church with which he was connected.
He came into Randolph with his father, Dea
James Coe, in the year 1911, from Granville,
Mass, and united with the Congregational Church
in Dec. 1921. He was elected Deacon of the
Church in April 1884. This important office he
filled with fathfulness for than years, and
when he resigned the office. he did not cease to
act as one of the leading members of the Church.
For about ten years past, he has been superinten-
dent of the Sabbath School, and much of the time
teacher of Bible elass-greaty 10 the satisfaction
Of the class, the church and the school. His mind
was well established In the doctrines of religious
faith adopted by the Church, aud such as he fully
believed were contained in the word of God; and
lis euuodfoE HSS, LO i've So as 10 GO HOnOF 10 Ills
christian professions; abiding by the word of insp-
ration, the ma of his counsel, the guide of his
life, and the source of all important instruction
unto others. Under realizing sense of his own
i'll desert. he was ever ready to acknowledge the
riches of the grace of God in Christ, as being at
the foundation of his hope for heavenly blessed
ness. Ugon him the Church, with its Pastor, re-
lied much, to take active part in their counses.
their pray ers, and their eff1rts to advance the in
terests of religion But he has fallen; pillar and
by his friends, nor forsaken by his Savior. For to
him. it is believed, it Christ TO live and gain to
die. --
The circumstances of his death were such that
he could not speak of bis christian feelings, of his
hopes, of his joys. These must be Judged ofby
his previous life, by the fruits exhibited upon his
professed devotedness unto the service of the Lord
He had, with his now bereaved companion, been
spending few months, with eudeared and only
daughter, residing in Wisconsin. Iu two weeks
after their return and less than two days of sick
ness, he called away from the scenes of EARTH
Here, where be had lived, he was to die, and find
his grave by the side Of his departed parents; the
first TO die, of family of four brothers and two
sisters the youngest now SO years of age; and the
first of his own immediate family, leuving his af
flicted companion and five children, of mature age
to mourn his sudden and unexpected depart
ure from them. J. NJ.
Randolph Aug. 10th, 1853:
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C. &P.H R.--O. 0P. IL. II.

The nliowing staten ents are condensed from
Cleveland papers of Monday.
A year ago the G.. & P. r. r. and 0. & T. K.
r entered into an arrangement for running two
daily passenger trains between Cleveland and
Pittsburgh The C. & P. r. r gave up its con-
nection with steamers at WellsviIle, and connect
ed with the o. & P. r. r. at Alliance. Ninety
days notice by either company was required by
agreement to dissolve this contract. Sometime
ago the o. d P. z. r. gave notice TO the C. & P
R. r. company that at the expiration of ninety
days they would recede from the agreement, and
discontinue their regular train with which the c.
d r. R.R. connected. The latter company in
order to keep up the two daily trains, put on an
extra train to connect with the o. & P.R.R. This
latter company tseems is not disposed to be very
accommodating, and changed their running time
SO that the c. & P. r. r. could not CONNECT and
IN consequences of this they have discontinued their
afternoon train which left Cleveland ut 3 As P. NJ.
The Liberal, old fogy spirit with which the fugs-
men of the O. & P. r. r. seem inbued, won't
hurt the Cleveland and Pittsburgh company at all
We glad of this. If the o. & P. r. r.
want to cut their own ihroats, let 'em. The bus
mess of the C.. x P. r. R., toward whom they
showed this bitter and unnecessary spite will not
be affected in the least by their course. The trav
cling public will be the sufferers, and we hope
they will appreciate the accommodating spirit of
the Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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M. r. TOOkEss & Co.

Wholesale & Retail Booksellers & Publishers.
102 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
NM7 keep at all times large assortment of School,
w Miscellaneous and Blank Books, which we offer
to the Public at low prices.
STATIONERY
Our stock of stationery intend to keep at all times
fall consisting in part of French English and American
and letter paper Note paper Envelopes of all
crptons States and pencils waters and wax; pencils;
portfolios India rubber, &c., &c.
We PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING POPULAR WoRKs
Senators Son. by Meta " Fuller SI,nO
Pilgrims Progress-Illustrated 1925
Sair's Family Robinson-Ilusrated IS
The life of VIM. ii. Harrison, 125
!" Benjamin Franklin, 40
Elementary principles of drawing by Prof Branard 40
N. B. New books received as soon published. Ped
lars stock on nand in large quantities.
~ Agents wanted to aid in circulating our own and
other popular publications. of which full particulars will
be given by addressing postpaid
n. F. TOOKER & Co.
l233-3m Cleveland Ohio.
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q Card.

T0tHe People Of POrtdge County.
EHAElNG made arrangements with the firm of II.
AA II. Rhyan s. Co.. 5th street Pittsburgh, known
of the largest and best Furniture Manufactories
IN the United States by which furnish all who Will
favor me with their custom with every variety of
GAB1MET TU8MITUGG0
Found in any city of New York and at prices as
low.
invite he attention of those wishing TO purchase to
stock of ware, consisting in part of u choice seec-
ton of sofas mahogany spring bottom paror and rock
ing chairs anda large assortment of bottoms,
10 % dollars per sett
Marble mahogany and cherry top pnrlor tables bu-
reans, wash stands cottage, sofa and common heseas
large assortment and superior quality of looking glass
es at very low prices, and any quantity of picture
rnmes at shilling each. have also assortment
of Eastern work from New York.
Coins kept on hand of all sizes, and superior quail
of the genuine long hair Aa:lrasses and curled hair
manufactured in this county.
q Ware Rooms on Nam ST., one door of Halls
Book Store, Ravenna. Il. &. PHILLIPS.
IA VIENNA, July 12 1858.
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AGENc Y OF DR.. s. FIFCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

ETSED by him with such distinguished success in the
u cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, DYSPEPSIA, Gonorrfna, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also; DIR. s. Fitchs Abdominal sup
porers Shoulder Braces Inhalng Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Presers ing Life and
health TO old age. &C..
RODOLPHUS BAR D has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods ard will keepthe
stantly hand at his residence in Bred only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
Gf DIR. Fitch's ''Gude Book to invalids, and direc
tions for promoting hea!t and uciions mothers
in the management of Children, may be he'd, gratu
ousy, by calling for it at his residence above An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimfeld. Jan. 6. 1882 1893
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LroN's kATuAIRoN-For preserving. restoring and
beautng the hair is the delightful and wonderful
article the world produced Its astonishing
is without precedent in the Materaa Medica Dark and
luxnriant curs soft and glossy hair with of adm
rers mark this ades the universal effect of the Kath
aron. Bald and Grey heads perfectly astonshed-
The Kaharon has fully restored my hair after baldness
of II years. Al. Courtright, 76 Bond-St n. Y" The
Kathairon is certain for headache and all
cutaneous diseases. Sold by all dealers everywhere
Try it. Price only 25 cents In large bottles.
D. S. BARNES, Pro prietor, 16l Broadway, N. Y 1888
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The letting of the Beaver Extension of the C.d
z. K. 4. at Wellsville yesterday. was we'll aiten-
ded and the competition spirited and close. There
were 48 bidders, six of whom bid for the whole
line.
The work was allotted all as follows, at prices
below the Engineers estimates:
To J. b. King & Co., Sections 1, .. 3, l2, 13
ard Is.
TO J. Blake & Co., s. IA and II.
To kellogg, Austin & co.,, and l6.
To Alfred Kellogg, and 6.
To Henry Fox & Co., 4.
To w. w. & 6. McNamara, g. .E
To Donaghe, Mckenzie, & Co., 10.
To VIM. Kingston, IL.
To J. T. Powers & Co, IS.
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Labor Saving Machine.

FEVHE Subscriber having purchased SUtPsne
IL GlD8 piLAIIgI1SR Nt.AGml5I.Go wish
to inform the public generally that he is prepared to
tice also, to dress to any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide much less rate than it
be done for by hand. All who wish money! will
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine. All work will be done in workmanlike manner.
G:3- Please give him call, at Messrs. Hitchcock s. NJ
Cluns Steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWAIN.
Ravenna July 9th, 1858. l227-1y
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VIM. Frazer,
Dealer in Fore,gn and Domestic Hdrd.0Gre
Opposite the Bank, Rarenna.

CurLERY.-Descrt, dinner, carving, ssiVing anu
butcher knives ,t;;9. ~,
PnrxEr CUTLERY and sadiless silk,
SronSs-Toa, table and basiing spoons.
SCISSORS, shears and thimbles. -
CouNrER ScALEs-Stecl yards, spring balances and
adjusted weight.
WIRE ca oTH, assorted and sand riddles.
NluLEY Mill Saws, Worrsll s. Co.'s manufaeture,'
Sash Saws. .t..ts -,
CRoss Curr, lemons. hand and wood saws
BRoAp AxEs, chopping axes and axe.hatchetss
DRAW SLAVES, framing and hrner chlsels.
HoLlow and carpenters bits, braces sndsim-
let's. '.>sse, Il, j - i,
FiLKs-m. Hat, half round rat tau, horse Fasp'and
taper filcs.' ..yt "a ,
WulTE and mineral knob door locks and door han
dies. III i,.>,s,;.h
NAms-Aeomalete stock Of Gu, wrought ana hnlsie-
ing nails. g.
PANT and coffee mills.
ennS,. RAns ssliocks, sIubbihe and stone ham
mers! - "a, ~, n. ,.h,;nss s4'S-'
MHips AND BasHEss Sr r,o,s,a,.
snp,rsy-The most extensive stock ever o1sred
n - ~ -, including recent improvements. Aso.
~ sns a,;sy Of eoods not usually kept IN hpfaTafe
establishments, - I h--So
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MELISSA Z. WOODWARD. }
VS.. Petition for Divorce

MELISSA L. WOODWARD.
Petition for Divorce.
JAMES WOODWARD.
In the Court of Coamon Pleas for the county of Por
tage, Ohio. The said James Wuodw ard, defendant in
the above entitled will lake that the
day of August A. D. 1858 she filed in the office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
said county If Portage OHIO, Praying that The bands of
marrmony existing between Petitioner and said
james Woodward may bo utterly and wholly dissolved
Setting forth for cause gross neglect OF duty, and will
full abse nee for more Than three years. He will also
take notice that said petition will he for hearing at the
Term of said Court be holden in October in the
year aforesaid.
H. II WILLARD,
Atty for Petition.
August 18th, 1883 I233-6w
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PRICES REDUCED
" E w 30 OK S.

UNCLE TONS CABIS-Paper and cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, a new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published.
PULTE's PHYsIcIAN-Lstest edition with val
uable improvements.
SHADY SIDE--or scenes in the life of a Country
Pastor, very attrartve and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE ToA's CABIN-Bound in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arrising. Call and ex-
anime them at HALLS Book Store.
Nav II. 1858. a+-~-s--r
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KkWSHkWGAgGE

from me w alallPu nGilon, Southern Oregon
accompanied by
s OKATEWAUL ULA,
4 Chief from the Calnpoohas tribe. together
with their large troop of lncinns from west oil
the Rocky Mountains. i'll give an exhibition
of the Manners and Customs peculiar 10 their
tribes in Southern Oregon, al
Cuyahqga Falls, Monday. August 22nd.
Franklin, I'uesday, august 23rd.
Rarenna, Wednesday,. August 24tA.
The entertainment consists of a large num-
ber oi Dances. Songs. Burial Ceremony, Indi-
alan Merry Making. Mari.ge Ceremony.
Scalping Scene, Casting out diseases from
sick Indian by enchantment. Also several
His,or ical Scenes incident 20 the early settle.
ment of our country.
Kawshawkance vii, exit it nrge collection
of Indian CurioSiries. among which NAV be
found severa. specimens of War Clubs, War
Knives, War Paddles, Battle Axes, Mxican
Pouches, Blankets made from the bark OF trees,
Pipe OF Peace, War Pipe. War Rattles, "a large
variety of Bead Works, &C., &c.
The Chiefs accompanied by their Warriors
will be seen riding through the streera mounted
on their Indian ponies, dressed in their Indian
painted and fully equipded for War,
preceded by
Celebrated Brass
Band,
between and 2 O'Clock. F. NJ.
Exhibition 10 commence at d and 7! P. NJ.
Admiitance 25 cents; children under II years,
half price.
a. Nj. BALL, agent
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II The Local. is absent rusticatiag for a
few weeks in that "neck of woods" known to
fame as being eigibly located six miles from
Newb1rgh." This will account for the little at
tsntion bestowed upon this department. But the
following letter may make some amends for ab-
sence.
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LAW NOTICE.

EMILY JAMES will take notice that the 9th day
HL of July A. d. 1853, Amos james her husband filed
against her IN The Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, Ohio, petition for divorce alleging for
fraud in the marriage contract gross eglec of duty
and adultery with Francis Eidred the part and
behalf said Emily, and that said use will be for
hearing the next term of said court.
RANNEY g. TAYLOR, Atty's for Pot.
Ravcnna, July 18th, 1858. l229-6w
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Increase,

Mr.. JAMES I'll. PErERsoS. who has been for
some time 10 the Office of DR.. Spemau. Dentist,
in this place. is low engaged in the Office of Doct-
0rs Robinson & Amber, nearly opposite the Wed
del, Cleveland. Mr.. Peterson is very worthy
young man, of strict integrity, well accomplished
10 his profession, aud carries with him to his new.
sseoae the best wishes Of numerops friends.
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Public school Notice.

The Public Schools of Ravenna Village viii commence
Monday the fifth day of September next competent
Teachers have been employed take charge Of the
schools.
Mr. Newell, viii have charge Of the male and Miss
A. s. AspenwalL of the female department in the High
Schools.
GEO. MESSENGER Board
S. A. GILLETT OF
JoHN 3. EBBERT. Education
Rayenna August 9Th 1873
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q UST RECElVED.-This day by Express
eD choice lot of boys clothing, which will be sold
cheaper than you can possibly make Them up at
SOMMERYILLE'S.
August l6. Nearly opposite the Bank
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-, tge See M. F. TooKER & Co.'S advertisement
in to-days paper. They keep one of the largest
and best Book Stores in the Western country,
and are gentlemen, every inch. Give them call.
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New sash and Blind Factory.

FEHE subscribers having purchased the most approved
L. Sash and Blind Machine Jesse Leavens' patent)
notice The style Of the work is entirely new being
what called the Frank SASH which for and
strength cannot be surpassed All wishing to purchase
the above articles will please call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere, the New Steam Factory Of Hitch
cock McCiun, few rods souh of the Court House.
G5- Sash of various sizes kept constantly on hand
BROWN & TRACY.
Ravenna June 18TH 1853. 1926 1v
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n 1t was SO hot in Buff'llo last week. that a
man melted down into his boots. No doubt Of it.
The faithful boots walked on if nothing had hap
pened. This news comes by Telegraph.
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IL tlese indebted the subscribers by note or nc-
n countspvl confer particular favor by calling on
s. A. Giiett at his residence in Ravenna and sette'the
me without delay. SA& kAGH.LE1T.
Ravennl, March ,Sth 1859,
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YENlN WARE.-A general assortment 70
ID sale at RAwsoS's
GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

The iSraator's Son, or the Maine Lsc, last
hcfuge. By Meta Victoria Fuiler.
This anxiousy looked for, and powerfully writ
ten work, is, to the Temperance cause, what uu-
Gle Toms Cabin is to the ut;- Slavery cause and
is destined to produce great sensation, and TO
exert an immense aud sautary Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast at
March .. 1853. HALLS Book STaRE.
HE UFF COMBS For safe az
E HALL's Book SToRE.
April IS, 1858.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

q F you want first rate article Of boots and
u shoes, call Gillis g. Durham store Immediately
ofthe late ERE in RaveAna. who have made ar,
rangements keep hand at all times, large and
made boots and Shoes which they will sell at the low
est figure for cash ready pay. -. -. =.
They will continue keep hand the best quality
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skin, moroecos
linngs pegs lasts and most kinds of shoe findings,
which they will sell at small advance cost for
prompt pay. -.
NJ Give us a call ard see for yourselves.
GILLIS & LURHAM.
Rayenna Nav. 1853. -
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Pamnn2nDeG Gaaooppowpoe
THE, best and nrgest assortment of Pamphlet
Literature entertaining and unekcephonable IN tone
and influence, embra cling works from the pen of r. S.
Arthur Mrs! Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Gore, Mrs.
Mowat Charles Lever and other distinguished writer's,
e yer offered in this market, may be found at
Oct. 27. HALI's Book SToRK.
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At the Ravenna House. On The 18th inst, by
Andrew Jackson, Esq, Mr.. HuGH LORD, of
Cleveland and Miss ELIZABETH ROBE.
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N q III C. f.

Meeting of spitituasts will be held at the Center
of Shnersvile. on Sunday next, commencing at 1Oi
O'Clock A. M.
August 18th, 1853.
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IJ- SIXTEEN of the best apothecaries in Baltimore
say of STABLERs ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPECToRANr for
Coughs, &c. and of STABLERs DIARRHGA CORDIAL, for
Affections of the Bowels that they satisfied that they
are medicines of great value and very efficient for the
cure of the diseases for which they recommended that
they bear the evidence of skill and their prepara
ton and style of putting up, &c. See advertisement in
another column. I23O-4w
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STOCK FOWLS.

USOX g. WILLIAMSON offer for sale a few pairs Of
l. EARLY CHICKS of the Buff Red and Black
Shanghai, which they think second none in the
country in point of weight and beauty of pumage All
those who desrous of securing good stock birds are
Importance all who engaged securing stock of
kind to be and get good stock for such win pay
the best as the experience of all goes to show. =
We would also add that these fowls viii only be sold
condition that they shall be exhibited competitors
for premiums either the State or County Pairs during
the present year, - i,
Ravenna July Goth, 1883. 1880 SIN
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S The Receipts of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad for the months of June and July
were as follows:
1853. June-For Passengers, sl9s76 o.
Freight Mails, &c. I5o49 67-sa5ss5 %
July-For Passengers s1s6ss Os
Freight, Mails, &c. l5,735 oa-saa ara os
$70,199 90
1852 Jnne-For Passengers. $IaI2ao7
Freight, Mails, Sc. 0,l20 a5-se7 e42 40
Juiy-For Passengers. $is47os9
Freights, Mails Sc. 9707 46-s2s,l7s %
$65420 10
Tpar GA oan
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eleve,aad Commercial college.

This is comparatively new institution, but has
gained in the short time it has been established
enyjabie reputation. Messrs. Bdbbitt and Nugent.
are gentlemen of undoubted ability, and we assure
our friends, that those placed under their can
become finished accountants. Mr.. Babbt is high
~ educated, and was formerly connected with the
p Normal schools of Conneticut. Mr.. Nugent is
an accomplished accountant and splendid penn
man. His specimens are worth looking at and are
: superior to any thiog of the kind we ever saw.-
The Ladies' Department is under the care of Miss
Dmond.. See advertisement
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rIE pErLE OF TuH sTArr!

A NEW and splendid cook stove which has been
IN admired wherever it has been introduced both FOR
the beauty of construction and he perfect manner of
Its operation, for sale ut RSwsoEs.
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TT should be ancersaky knotDn--for it is strictly
rue-that indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarRa cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by Indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptcs
think of all who suffer from disorered stomacfs and if
yon willing to be guided by advice. founded upon
perienee resort at once don't delay day. to Hooands
German Bters prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, which,
Alternative curative and nygoran stands alone and
approached. General depot 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Bers and kow that they excellent for the
diseases specified Philadelphia City Item
PoIsiNinG.-Thousands of parents who use Vermfuge
composed of Castor Oil Caiome ,are that
while they appear to benefit the they are actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such as
salvation, loss ofsIght weakness Of limbs, dc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement OF
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
o all directly ntere ID in their We'll as their cL
arehs heah In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those of bilious type, should make Of the
'iay genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills
u, ~ DE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack's S
syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each hos
ofhe AsoRrdtor ]. NJ Hobensack, AS none
else are genuine.
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w Dr. H''fubos. will be in attendance at the
frentlss Heuse' Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
Aug. 2and and 233d. See advertisement.