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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-19
A>ia' Is5;
Charles, Blow & Co.,

SAAsoA AOSSt ~AV" ~ OVsS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Drugs, .HEDICLNES. PANTS, OILS.
UIESTUFFS, fLtDOW GL4SS.
GLASSWARE. Pertain res, Tobacco, &c., &c..
No. 10 and ~ Main Street, 81. Louis,
a RE now in recei pit Of their invoices
n OF their late Purchases, AMI will by the first of
fehruar, have their immense store, which th
oiief I" Western merchants small advance New
York importation prc:s and take this opoY unity to
aiir1 The public that they will continue to deal
literal terms, and sell every Article their lin. Tor CASH
~ 10 pun ii time lurrofarr u! h0t,sr gTlccs
then aay responsible house FeSt. our stock consists
III past ef
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
As FOLLOWS:
ca,'S cape alocs 5000 ozs FAIRS qiin.n,
SO SocarInc aio.s I,uV3 o7s lotiiDe
dn Turkey MyrrA 20J lbs dover powder
- Dds su'ar eai 1900 yt;S a'ih sive plaster
=, cIaes rhubarb 1900 los suIph ether
~ r,i> bIHlSloha 2UJO lbs Eng and Am ca .'me,
., so'n .Mac 1900 Eng al'l American blue
"a "a s'''i S'iii"gt
~ 10 gun assafelia 1o9o ozs salp acct and nar
do + India do do n,nLi.
~ uo iHiA gum d':'oc 20 cases of b, rnula and
$40 h'sS sup CARP soda W arrow root
bills ba.sam Cvpaiba as cases br,v
5000 lbs aqua ammona ) cases cauthart.s
ooo los pow, req tah 20 bb!S cream tariff
10000 lbs spirits nitre 60 boxes tart acid
l,0Vo ozs iodiae potash go cases B;own's blister
D cases gnm tragacantii tissue
ito turkey opium 1900 It's All cayenne
100 boxes eps0ln sat, 900 lbs chIoro.orin
5000 euphur LOCO lbs red urrclp,tate
witch with large lot Of CHEMICALS from the
utact1ry Of Pvaers Weishtmau makes our stock cou-
plec.
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS:
9Oo hDiS i1nsetd oil 10 cases Prussian bluc
iuo oos turiehthc 20 casks refined Whale Oil
10 tons OF red lcai aud SO bis tam rs oil
IyShu-ge 10 casks sperm oil
20 bb.s whiting 20 casks sweet oil
% DDS putty % cases madras indigo
40 cefooiS earraccts in 800 boxes ext iocwood
diSo 2QJ bbs gr and clip'd log
% bbls camwood wood
70 CASKS Dutch maidcr so bis Er AMI chi,'d
% kegs Paris green fusl.c
FURNISHES:
20 Dbis copal varn;sh No. II bbs Japan varn'sh
ant2 10 bbs black varnish
10 bbls Coach varnish
FROM the mandatory Of Smith & Srat0n, New Y.rs,
Whi;i is guarantee OF their superiority.
BRUSHES:
1,0CD dJz hCam>' extra PAM brushes assorted
800 'oz Adams extra varn,h brushes. assorted
900 doz idan,' extra wall brushes, assorted
ooo duz English aud frenC, too: hes, assorted.
GLASS AND GLASSJrARE:
burgh brands
1000 boxes assorted apptfCcaTy
PATENT MEDICINES:
Al thr popular Pat mt Netc:nrs the Jay, constantly
On hand al nanufacturcrs' prices.
PERFENERIES:
Taylor and Rouaei's 'aps, cologne, extracts, &c.
600 boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, for sale at
small advance on manufacturers prices.
February 10, ls53-2JT
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, February I'D, DEBORAH, winneshiek co.
iowa, W David Reed, ESQ.,, Mr.. W. F. KIMBALL, 10
Miss MARY J. DAY, all Of DEBORAH.
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Great Stock of Goods.
l.. Blum, New York Bazaar

A POLIO BUILDINGS, Third street,
\ and at his store, St. Anthony street, St. Paul
will open, Immediately after tina arrival of the first
boat" the finest and best assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever brought into Minnesota. The stock consists of
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF SILKS AND
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Domestic goods of all kinds.
Ladies, Misses, and chdren's shoes.
Gents Boots and Shoes.
JEVELRY OF THE LATEST STYLES
and most elegant varieties. Watches, Gold and Silver
The Jewelry and WATCHES undoubtedly comprise the
best stock brought to the Northwest.
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF Table CUTLERY.
These goods have just been purchased in New York up
the favorable terms, and will be sold unusually
cheap. The ladies forget to CALI both at the old
and new Bazaar. when the stock arrives.
March L., IS53-26f
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Attention All!

uARDWARE-Cross Cut and Mill
IL Saws, Axes, all kinds, Hammers all kinds. &c.
For sale BY p. s. NEWELL
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uLL VI AlC y Ohf Va
JEwETr; residence, Steubenvlle. a..
Probate J~ldge-BRlcE w. VEiRs; office IN the
Clerks office.
county OFFICERS.
Clerk ofthe Common Pleas and District courts
CHARLrs Patterson; office in the Public bui1dings'
'SheriF-JAMrs BoYp; office in the jan BuiidlnsS'
AUDITOR ouN SLOAN office, Public
Recurder-LAUNCELUr hEARN,
Treasurer-DAWp HlLBERT, -,
Prosecuting Attorney-ALLENC: luRSER; once III
bEs residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner Of lnsolvents-LErIC foRSlTAL'o o.
fee. opposite the Mansion House.
Ssaicr of Weights and Measures-WILIIAN SHOT
WELL; residence, Cadlz.
uryevor--JAcoR JARVIS: resldence,C adl; township
Observation-Disclosures WHICH; residence, Iadlz'
Master Commissioner in Chancery; WILLIAM ING
LEYi residence, Cadlz. ~
Board of School kxaminers-LEw1s bEWToS' JOHN
MEAL. and Rev. J. Burns; residence; Cadlz.
Nota. les Public-VILLlAa AENoLpi residence "a
dig, RoBLRr WADE, residence HarIlsYhe'
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe townshlp'
Elijah Carver ErecPoIt
Regular Meetings, frs; Monday in March June
and December, at the Auditors Office
p~lELcroRs 6 COUNTY lSFIRMAKT.
John Haverfcid; residence, Cadlz township
Benjamin MctaddeH; " Nottingham
John Conway; STOCK
JUSTICES OF TIE rEAcE.
Short Creek ~township-Joshua Adams, Charles
warfeI fnd William Bqch al pI,,,. s,r,,o, Rail and
! John Wilkin. ,
German tow~nshir~-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Athens township--Hance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson. MI
Cadiz Observation-Disclosures Arnold, John Blair
Launcelot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer townstip--Robcrt Maxwell, George Chris
" and Robert Mckee.
lex Kimmcll. ,u
ferty and Return NJ, kennedy.
Nottingham ,ownship-Michael Crowl, Michae'
Laird and Thomas Wykofl.
Stock township--Aaron Conway, Hamilton NC
Fadden and John Cramblett:
North township-James Welch, Abraham F. Cros'
KEY and WilIiGmH. McGavran.
freeport town,hip-George B. Smith, John Knox
Washington t~.wnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
uel Carothers. u.
Crnmblett.
Monroe to~wnship-David Bowers, Samuel Mack
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READ THE CERTIFICATE.
T,Il,,nN-n r., Aln J,p 6

Tallapoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 9, 1852.
DR.. GUYSoTT-Dear Slr:-l send you this to certl-
fy 10 you that your Extract of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla has performed one of the most wonder
full cures on me that has ever been effected on man.
have been afflicted tor forty years with %irruptions
on my legs and feet; in lS4S they got 50 bad that
had 10 go on ]cIutcEcs, and i'll le4g ! had one leg
amputated above the knee. In about 9 months attel
my other leg broke out in large eating and running
sores from my knee to my loot, and discharged u
great deal OF offensive matter. My groin also broke
out in large bics, which discharged much offensive
matter, aud at the same time my left hand broke out
in large running sores nearly To the elbow,
The misery tnat | have suffered for the last two
years | cannot describe 10 you. was in such agony
that | never rested day or night. l was given up tl
die, and by the help vi God | had made preparation
for death, and had pointed out to my family the
place where p bury my remains.
In October last my son brought me one OF you
| bottie-wrapp2rs; | read 1t, and found record OF somt
wonderful cures performed ly your Extract of \ el
low Dock and Sarsaparlila." | sent and got NV,
bottles OF it, and commencing taking it. In tw,
weeks, to my great establishments, my sores all be
come easy, and | could sleep all night, n thing haC
not done Tor two years. When | had taken siI bot
ties, my sores had nearly all healed. My sores 60
well as IT by cnchantmont. have now used in al
eight bottles of your Extract of Yellow Dock an,
Sarsaparllln," and ! now consider myself well, | an
at Il loss for torlus to set forth the worth OF this med
icile, or to express my gratitude for what it has don
Tor me. | must call it the Savior OF man from mise
ry while living upon earth,
| entreat all OF the afflicted to try this medicine, 70
| believe it will cure ary known disease in tn
world. Lay aside all prejudice and just Try it, an
proclaim its great worth TO suffering mankind an
entreat them to take it, for it will cure them.
My case is well known in n large portion of Sout
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if they sAoul
doubt the above cure, | invite them to call on III,
and | will show them the scars. ! can be found
TaiIapoosu CO., Alabama, one mile from Stoe's fcI
r. DENAJAH EIuGuIS.
So Price 81 per bottle--six bottles for IS.
Sold by d PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, north-ea
corner OF 18th and Walnut street, entrance on VAIN
street-to whom all orders must be addressed.
A~GENTs-JoIm Bcull and M'Bean 4 Knox, Cudi2
IIogg & Parrish, Mooreiinld: John IIogg, MI, Flea!
ant; J Crumbacher & Son, Wheeling; T ) llennini
StauhcnyilIc; Isaac Holloway, Flushing; Isaac Lev
ia, Georgetown; L b Yost, Warrenton; Ihos Nicho
son, Harrisyiile; b II Rice, Martins Ferry.
December s. 1852.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following ac.
In counts have been filed in the Probate Court, of
Harrison county, Ohio for settlements;
The accounts Of Townsend T. Larkin, as Guar.
dim of Thomas ii. Baldwin, Benoni 3. Baldwin,
George w. Baldwin and William Baldwin.
Tho final account of John NJ. Richey, as Executor
of the VIII Of Martha MaholE, deceased, and that
the same will be- severally examined and passed up.
on by the undersigned, on the first day Of April next.
March z, '53. b.. w. VIERS, Probate Judge.
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Westchester-Willian Fleming.
Moorefeld-A. Jul. Schneider.
Franklin-Dr. L. Conway.
Rumley-Jacob Gutshall.
Sllor. Creek-Asa Holmes.
S~tock-James Hoagicnd.
Athens--Dr. Thomas t2ndley.
Green-Samuel Bell.
German-Johp Brown.
North-A. /. Croskey..
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rnr The p,mocrs,ic s.nansl.
THEIR VOICES.
BY MISS s. z. 7.

BY MISS L. F. T
Oh. viii what blended sweetness falls
Upon my ~lisieling ear
The soft, the deep R~elodiqrs tones
OF hose ! fancy near
Chose that for years have slept in death,
And sOme now FAR away,
Each facs, each form and voice hear
In tWiItghis gathering ray,
The dead iP somn enchanting tone
Comes whispering in my ear,
But in such ge~nileness that leaves
Upon my heart no fear.
They tell me of the spirit land
hwa:ch they love to dwell,
And that around the throne above
They aid the chorus swell.
And chide me for each selfish v sh,
Zach over anxious care
For treasures which, if gained, viii prove
A soul destroying snare.
The sbsent-oft | heard their tone
In friendships language spoken,
Most kindly still assuring ME
The spirits link pnbroken.
The face, the form before me comes
Like visions DER the mind;
The voice in softest cadence falls
In accents sweet and mild.
Recalling scenes TO memory dear,
And hopes TOO bright TO last,
But soothing % a healing balm
70 !inEer with the past.
The lone and weary, friendless one
These voices kindly soothe,
And make the rugged path oflifs
oftimes seem pluin and smooth.
But a.! IT'S in Gcsponding hours
We hear their soothing tone,
Like zephyrs whispering III our ears,
We leave THEE not alone.
With spirits from the world Of light,
And absent forms most dear,
With them my heart communion keeps
When twilight skies are clear.
And often sigh to think must
Be chained to earth so l7ng,
For were l free l then might hope
Tojoin their chorus song.
CADIl, March, 1883.
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Notice.

4 Ill persons Indebted to me by Note or Book &C.
N. count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement, al am determined to close up all
my old business matters. This notice ! will consid-
or elfiisient for all and them that--that Won't take |
intend to bring. r.. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz, March 9, 1883,
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Wister's Balsam Of Wild Cherry

TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAV
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, In
tluenza. Bleeding OF the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness OF the Breast
or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c, &c.
\ short, this Balsum is peculiarly adapted to eve
4 rY disease of the Lungs aud Liver, Which is pro-
duccd by our eyer-varyingc climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess i'm
portnnt medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
to every matron in our land, and Physicians often
prescribe it in different forms for q variety Of COM
plants. Tar, also, has been equally noted for its
virtues; and some physicians, whose name is tamil-
Jar to the yhole country, nave gone so far as to de-
clare that even consumption could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again, it was nearly value
less, o wing, no doubt, to their ignorance i'll prepar.
ing ana administering it-a difficulty now entirely
obviated by patient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two
substances are now, for the first time, combined and
embodied in Dir. WIsrAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
BY 4 nice chemical process, every thing dtlcterious
or useless is rejected, so that what remains is the
most extraordinary and truly cilicncious remedy fol
all kinds OF pulmonary and liver diseases eyel
known to man. 10 convice all unbelievers that oul
theory is really true, we refer to a few cases OF cures
performed by this wonderful medicine.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
EN NOT DETNAUDED!

FUr no book uolesa Dr. A. NJ. hiahric,'u, ,l?9 iilGr:ty st.
Y. ! ia Oh the 'rt fagr, and ihr sItrY III l-tkH 'hrr on
lhr back ofths J;lc r-Er cnuesrmdf ~ -:aia SUI M" 2'if
oCrssrrclahls nd ho1Crshis dellcrE, o. IrHu by mai, tHdad
dSS.to Dr. 4. VI. N:urreN.
Tn!! title page. With cnntrntI, together with 4 Few p'g,'
treating rf Important EuGeCtI To every NAMES 'rin'le' VII
b. syut, zee ofcA.ss, n My or e closing t letter stsnr "
sprcrald irtsh add s'grd a. herein.
rrOn vsccirt of F!Fty C""tE. tor One
DnlInr ror Ele hne EE'sItlom extra hlutln%,
~TFIE NAREEErU NNNAT'S
MEDICAL COMPANION" Ia sent ttH"flcd
nee 10 my part OF tho Unit"d %Strt"s. All
letters must hr prst-pn'd, aud adart ssch 10
DIR. A. ri. NAVRICEA Hox i%14, Ne"
YORK CITY Publishing Office, No. ~" Liberty
81 " ct. %sNv = orL.
FoR SALE RY--L. S~tratton, Cincinnati Hunt-r {
Maddox. Ripley; Parker & Iiemlo, urbanai 3. A.. X
Wright, Springfield; ]. SoXton, Canton; ?. filzcL
Georgetown; VIM. Earle, Mossillon; ]. Donaldssr
Bucyrus; Peters & Co., Marion;J ]. D.. Lamb, Findlay
VI. +. Pierce, Section Ten; J. Perkins, AIhen; E. I
Conwcll, Coshocton; J. Speed, Medina; Brown I
Worlcy, Washington; T.. Newman, Norwalki i
Miller, Millcrsburgh; J. Burns, Roscoe {. Pine
Chillicothe, Ohio.
Juue %, l3J2-lY.
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Al who have boards TO cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do:
Give me q call at Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
Aud everything / think you'll find,
To suit tho taste and please the mind.
And then ! move my hand as true,
Az any barber e'cr can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
Octnher 4. 1911. LOT WILLIS
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DLANKETS. Woolsn Yarn, Lambs Wool Hose
0Buckskin Gloves and Mitp, and Comforts, at pr.
Gee not 70 DO grumbled at, by
4. q f. McFADDEN.
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ERENCH Merinoes, Thibit Cloths, Alpacas, plain
and printed Dc LANES for sale cheap, at
III Sc IL. MeFADDEN'S
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New Fall and Winter Goods
Holm MCCORMICK

TTAS Just received from New York and Philadol.
II. phia, a large and extensive stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, to which he invites ali hi' old custo-
m.rs and the public generally to call and examine,
as he is confident, il they do they cannot tail to be
pleased both in prices and styles OF goods, as his
goods were purchased under rs favorable circulnstnn-
ces as any house i'll the place, and at Il time when
the eastern stocks were better than any other this
fall, his stock consists of every variety usually kept,
and he would say to the public call and see for your
selves, as he considers it 10 trouble to show goods
JOHN MCCORMICK.
G.L:- C.u4nr,Ln- 90 1870
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DRlNTS and GINGHAMS--A large and beauti
tl assortment, at prices that ostonishes every
ore that looiA at tAUli, at
Cndiz, Sept. %. 80. JOHN MCORMICK'S
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CIOCKSl CLOCKS!

A fine lot Of thirty hour and eight day Brass
~ Clocks for sale at J. IorLAYp's.
Cadiz, O.. Jan. IL. 10.
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And to her husband the constant toll aud AEIitty o. nind,
necessarily deyolyug upon him iron sickne,I oi Hs WE
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that co.'s
pptenre which his eNelinns are entitled, aud thS pCa,eaAloh
al which would secure The happinsas ol hEsell' WIZ III
children.
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SECURE THE mEANs OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge, the "3ni
OF which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of, tholaants
In view Of such co SequeuCeE, no vile or mother Is eNcu
sable il she neglect to avail, herself Of thst knowledge "a
rrfpsef to herself, which would spare her much suher. {, bg
The means vi happine,s and prosperity L. her HUSBAND, ana
coufcr upoa her children that blessing above all pTIce-healIY
bodies, with heslhy minds. That knowledge - conlairedl IL
A luie work entitled
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SEa G..

WOULD respectfully announce to The %citizona o
L Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Marke; street, directly opposite McCormick's store,
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
| would respectfully ask the public to give me a call
at Number two"
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which IN all diseases or arrangements OF the lennls Wanpe,
obstrucuonS. difficulties, painful menstrnauon.l &G nai
effected a cure. This root Is indigenous TO our a0h, anI iOund
In large quantities, and US a medicinal property, stands WIN
ont an equal; it forms one Of the compounds IN the prelara.
uon, which, ne n whole. il the best remedy ever gwen 10 Z
debilitated female it is sure. and the system VIII DC re''O's"
70 health by its use.
AGncy il aIlays those distressing aud painful troubles M'cs
oiisn occur both to married anil unmarried iemales, hhu
Goves thoss periodical distractions which arise from taxing
ssla, &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LAYER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dts.
eases, In fanrtati0n Of TIE Lungs, Coughs, Colds, HJGrss-
Hers, EiFht Sgeats, WeakHes, DC, for all these discusses no
Medicine has ever been It's equal.
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED

/ AIDES and CHIEDREN'S SIIOESlCompris.
Ia ing every variety, come OF the handsoinest
styles ever Offered in this market, call at
Cadiz. Sept. %, 80. JOHN MCORMICK'S.
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IN AFTER YEARS,

Wien too late 70 Re ~bensftied BY our knowledge, we look
bach and m0sm' and FeETst the fall Consequences OF ear
iEu1nuce.
Whist would We not often give to poSlsss. in early LIE, the
knowledge We obtain IN alter years And what days and
nights Of anguish W. might not have been sIsTed, Il the
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY Is IT.

That We behold msay females, rance Ia The msrdian Chile
tntel an health aHd EPiuu Nth a comriealan - dissa.et
Ad ailments, acpnying them % The power iof me cnislmsit
OF I've a. an Axe sheu physical health, buuyNney o. spiuu,
ana - y ,ersmtY oi mind, Ansiug ifoh aeonainon OF hsaIuh'
shautd be predominant.
Macy oiihe CAUSES Of her s~ahenngs a. h1st-rarhslt years
ttfnTr. pehlaI> d1-ug gihhood. OF the hst yraIHn marriage
were 81 their ongia 50 hght a. 10 pass unnOuccd, aud Of e9urss
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3 3 3 : 3 : J :

The following case OF Benajah Hughes is one OF
the most astonishing on record. After forty years
sickness, two years excruciating torture, the ampu.
tution of one leg, and the body and limbs almost a
mass of eating, purifying, discharging ulcers. to be
cured by eight bottles Of Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, is almost miraculous.
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock & Sarsapsrilla.

LIST all who wish to purge the blood from impurities
and prepare the system to resist epidemics, resort
10 "Liuysotts Extinct of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla," which is proving itself an antidote for
many of the most malignant diseases that flesh is
heir TO, and they never will be disappointed; for in
this remedy public faith has never wavered-nev-
er can WAIVER; Tor i is founded on experience, Just
as their want of faith in other and spurious COM.
pounds is founded on experience. They fy from
mineral nostrums 10 seek hope, life and vigor from
TINS PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY, however broken
down m health and spirits-however loathsome to
hInseti and others, let no one despair of recovery;
:. let the pa1snt only understand tbnt his hone OF
physical restoration lies only in "Guysott's EXtrac.
OF Yellow Dock and Sarsnparilla, y and persuade
him, for his lies sake, to try it, and we have no
hesitation in predicting bis speedy restoration to
health
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WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sickness and Iufenng endured By many q uih
for many ycan, fn'm causes ample And controiiabls, easily
,,usJIsd-oT beuer still,-uot incurred, ifsvsY
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RUSE.N'ENN DIRECTORY

Judge OF Tie CouTt OF N9lnWON IIeA7- T H0"A' 7
JEwETr; residence, Steubenyllle. =,
Probate Ju~dge--BRIcE w. NEiRs; Office IN III
Clerks office.