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LAWS s!,,!lls OF OHIO. Oh
By AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT NJ
4 To transfer certain funds in the hands. Of
% County Treasurers to the Common School
Fund.
Sxc I. Be- enacted by the General Assembly
4 Of tie State Of Ohio, That the moneys remain
ing In the hands Of the Tre'surers Of the sew
eral counties Of thisState, collected from tax
on dogs, after paying all legal claims against
said funds, be transferred to the common school
fund Of the proper county, obe distributed by
the Auditor Of such county, as other school
funds are by law distributed. -
JAMES O. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
December ~, 1852.
= AN ACT
To regulate Fees Of County Treasurers in Ger.
tain cases.
SEo. l. Be Il enacted by tie General Assembly
ef ne STATE Of Ohio, That the County Treasu.
rsrs Of this State shall be allowed for collect.
ing and paying over school taxes assessed un-
der,the act Of February 81, le49, and an act
aInendetory thereto, passed March -, 1850,
for the better regulation Of common schools in
cities and towns. the sum Of one per cent. on
al moneys By them collected and paid over
under the provisions Of said acta. 7
JAMES O. JOHNSON.
~ Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
ast WILLIAM MEDILL,
g President Of the Senate.
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vXTHiTH FISH. 20 bbls for usle Il low
wv eat rates By tzug. ts) s. r. ROSS 81
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GUMS OF MONEY, large and small, trans
- nIitted at all times to any part OF England
Ireland, Scotland and Germany.
DUGAN& MACKOY,
Farmers and Meehanics' Exchange Bank.
Portsmouth,, Sept. 81, 1859. dwy
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Death Of the American Consul at Hal.
flax. @
HALirAx, Dec. 90.

Mr Livingston, the United States Consul
at this pert, died on Sunday and was buried
this afternoon. The captain and other Off
GERS of the Franklin, with the passengers,
attended the funeral. Minute guns were
fred from the ciiidel during the procession.
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WILLIAMTREvITT

Secrtary Of Statc.
AUDiToR's 0fFIcE
RoRTsMoyTa, December 20. 1852 I
Iceitify tbaf 1bc foregoing laws are cor
rccily copied i,pp ,the Ohio Statesman now
GEORGE A. WALLER
1pdiieref Sciofo County.
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OrFIct

SecRErARys OFFIcE,
C0LUnBus, iDce mber 20, 1859 ( .
hereby certify, that the foregoing laws
ore correctly conpied from the original rolls
on file in this office.
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Law School Of Cumberland University,

AT LEBANON, TENNESSEE.
CNiCULTI Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHERs. late
Il nuc ofthr circuit Judges of Tennc,sc.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one of the Judges of
iTr supreme court ut Tennessee
Hon BHUMFlELD l.. RIDLEY, one of the Chan
crlIor> oI the state.
Jud,'-s tRI THEIRS and GREEN devote their
whole tim exclusively to tie school.
PlGH of In'trIrfiOn.-l. Daily examinations of
each class the text books. No regular course Of
lectures, bur explanations of the daily lessons III the
prugr'S~ of the examinations.
:. Weekly munt courts of common law and equity
which students commence suits statement of
tact, sivrn 10y The Professors. and prosecute them
through all the processes known i'll actual practice
Tn" cases framed is 10 require them 10 pre-
pare deeds bills. records. and all sorts of documents
b. read n evidence III the trials. Some Of the
'd>"s aIr taken by appeal to supreme court;
winch held monthly IN the class, and in public at
ih' end "t every session. The students act aS clerks
~hrrHS- jurors. circuit judges, and chancCnr>, aud
other uitcaI capacities Cctri with their suits
S'SS'nuS.Ih" first session commences the third
Monday H september. and ends 1hiri Thursday in
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday IN February, and ends second Thursday In
July
ErrcueoS PEI Sccsion.-Tullion fee $50 in advance:
contingent lee -; boarding about so. Students
furnish their own books, which can be had i'll the
Lebanon bookstores.
Four -c-SIun> required tp complete the course rIn-
i"~~ the students enter advanced class. No pre-
yl"us study required inr admission There four
regular ci1~>e-- students nily enter at anv time
dunng the collegiate year
There l. Il moot legislature connected with the
-,h,rl.
ih' number of student, the last collegiate year
w,r, cI-iI'y
ROBERT l.. CNEI'THERS,
" 9Jn President Board Trustees.
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n WHITMAN q CO.,
BALTIMORE, MARYLANl


Having ii I very great expense, erected an Estab
ii-liucni for the Manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale. expressly to meet the wants Of the
L Tfncrs and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore re-; rcctiIilly solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, and tn" experience of
tie. ug-t fiy wears. feel confident ut h"In" able to
supply tic demand for Farm implements. Machinery
J;,,[ fools We therefore offer our goods with
iileucr of their superiority and prices, that can not
il,I tn secure to BaitImOr" this branch oi trade.
~ evidence of The superiority Of our goods, we
m:.LiSh the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing of orr implements and Machinery, when IN
co:.prtiliou with others and examined by competent
aIcn:-
ia 1919, Is 70. 1851 and 1852, the Maryland State
Agricultural siucCtV. awarded to l.. WHITMAN y
90. the u! HEST Premium Tor tile largest and best
display of l. strongest and most useful Farm impIe
nlcnta an. Machinery.
In lS.,i aud lSl2, the Mechanics Institute OF Ma
.vIand awarded To- f. WHITMAN 4 Go. heavy GnLD
Mrp lTS tor the largest aud best display of useful I'M
plcmcuts. And IN addition To the above we have re
c,,ivCd special Premiums implements, too n'Ilncf
mention detail, but III all amounting To more
7n $1,000, which rs three times the amount received
by any other Exhibitor of Agricultural Implements
4. the abov,. named Exhibitions, implements were
exhibited bi nearly every manufacturer III the cotn-
ny and the dccSiOn of those Societies may well he
considered the highest authority that can be gwen
of the superiority ofOur implements.
We particularly request the attention OF Farmers.
Planters and Dealers. 10 oar stock, before making
Purchases, we are determined to sell on pleasing
terms.
Enr p1uicuIars see Catalogue, which may be had
.y,,I. nv apuIication either by mail, person.
L. WHITMAN & CO.,
50 LIGHT STREET,
iv5tf Baltimore, Md.
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HEEllS, BELLS, BEH.g.S,

1--WE subscribers manufacture AID keep constant
L Iy "n hand all sizes OF Church. Factory. steam
B"af. t"Tgy. Locomotive, school house. and rlanta-
uuH EElI.%. Th"-" bells are hung with the patent
U"n yohs; With move able Tfms. They can be turn
't around - that th" clapp"r VIII strike in Il new
pit"" winch desirable after bell has been riina
irW years. Springs are affixed III "a new way To
prevent the riappcT from resting on trh he'll, thereby
pf"uugIT- hc sound. These hcil- manufactured
ir"m ihr h"~t stock. and are cast III II"n castings.
N i'- foundry these lI.,t used, and found
- b. "a -r'lr improvement. We give y written war
iJIt, that o. church t.- break within one wear from
tIr o. purchase. with fair uSaTc. VIII rCca>t
without charge The ~ all bells l. warranted.
N'riy 9,"j0 h"I have hren east aud sold from this
iHu'lTy- winch the b"-t evidence Ot their supCTi
"ri'y- W. have fifteen gold and silver medals.
IWIu!Ft from " various iaIr-. for the best bells
iHr sra"rnu~ii'-> md pIrIly OF tome" We pay par
u.G1r attention. 10 .'iiiHg up p"als chimes. and
'ti refer 10 lnu7o furnished by Our foundry Is
vurn l'w rods "t th" Hudson rIvcr, Erie canal.
"-t tillrH'Is Tuuniu" in every direction. A. this l.
Ih' arg'~ Establishment nt the KIND III The United
N't=. iui, hes ~" largest assortment OF bells. oT-
i'r> r.''t i iIii.d with great dc-pltch Ne re
l'r ." l'' ~ any nf the STATES. Old bells taken III
- .,Hncr Tor new ones. Levels. compasScs, &c,
'"I-ttitiy Oh hand. Address
\. MENEEIlN' SONS,
Vt- West Trsy. \. Y.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes. Effects, and Remedy.

l- H"cr>-:,Ty simply To explain tO the unnItIated
10 ib' W"d'' urr,prIdence. that the Oxidation Of
'h' "l"i ud Iis distribution INTO the organs oi alb
"I' " circulation, RESPIRATION. and secretion. con
>ti'ul" flr ,runcnI of Life. Thc>r organs are
hH W'ri The most wonderful sympathetic atilnlilcS.
" any "uc "i lin becomes improperly affected they
'' h''"ur IrUlfCd aud Iniamrd. the stomach IL de
rugged. p7H~ ~ all Kinds come on, especially III the
N'rI 'H' limbs. accompanied with burning heat,
.' "' aP;r ne. extreme nervous debility. nausea,
t:i 1E'l"i,, depression Oi spirits. disturbed sleep
'H 'Ul'F" gi~ position L. make t" slightest physical
'''f.i'n. r"fh'UGtIDH Gf several or all of these
''tt'uI,r constitute disease which affects 'c whole
81 '''i- and Is called Dyspepsia. Numerous have
''-H'rn Prescriptions ut ic Faculty for this Hydra
t" raujltI but with - lI,te -ncce~S, that ., Is
O. common i"guTy-tau Dy~p"p-!I ID" cured: We
'-N,r" 7r! pNy""naI'd Buffers l. th" real SI'"rI-
Has u''aluJhi" Tom" speedily aliay> all milan
'.'Fi SYMPTOMS. and. Strengthening The PARTIES 81
ITO = .tft-h, "I,Jh, u tn yCftouu NJ natural tunc
..l Elt irart and ~tsCn.lh aTr the '>1Ili.
hlth- ~ NriN y co Whnir~ae Druggists. No.
81. N"-"h1u'- Row. Boston. General Agents.
70 : i,r i,ljlr >iv bottles for 81
---i.o's nIir Tor Illilafnn< and cnun'crfrIts.
1T : NEI.EE = 60, No llD Pratt u. wharf,
''i NNRh \ co. corner ~ Light and Lombard
Wholesale A,"ui-. BaitIuHur'. aud ou retail by
" ''-'' ''i" druggists tins Ci!y and throughout
TOY. ''i1ir'- u'u
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''Thou art beaten this time, bold youth, -

|. Thou art beaten this time, bold youth"
said Maccnius.
"That we shall see, replied Maximin,
and they were soon engaged.
Not long, however, lasted this contest,
for ere three struggles had been made, the
Roman captain fell with force upon the
earth, and was held down by the strong
arm of his antagonist.
Now says't thou I'm beaten in the
games," asked Maximin.
Il ask new trial; thou hast proved
unfair, cried the fallen man.
Let him have one other trial." said
the Emperor, ''wilt thou, Thracian."
IL will : and this time, noble Emperor,
bear me witness, fell him with one
hand" and saying this, he drew belt
from his bosom, and buckled his left arm
down. "Now comc," he cried, and Ma
Genius grappled with him. This seemed
a more even contest: but soon Maximin
found his opportunity, and bending his
mighty arm against the ribs of his adver-
sary, and locking one leg between the
two of Macenius in a peculiar manner
the Roman fell again with loud groan.
Now art thou satlStied!" asked the
youth.
Il am" answered the captain, with
shame, as he was raised from the earth
by Maximin himself.
Come hithcr, Thracian," said Seve-
rus, ''wilt thou leave thy barbarous coun-
try and go to Rome -
Quickly, noble Severus-if may go
in honor"
1T shall SO be. Thou shalt enter this
troop of horse-guards, which are ever at
my right hand. Wilt accept?''
Il will" replied Maximin: and his
name was enrolled in the books of the
guards, and he invested with the armor
of his corps. Being the largest, he was
placed first in the van, and consequently
ever under the Immediate eye of the En-
perOr.
Thus had MaXimin redeemed his pledge
to Noluntina on the previous evening; for
none were permitted so near the person OF
the Emperor, as 10 be chosen Pratorian
of his body guard, save they wereof hon
orcd birth, or had won great achievements
in war or the arena.
ITO he CopfjpM,TO
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OPINIONS OF TIE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, Much II, lSJl.
Mrs. y. u. NOrriS-Doar Madam: It gives me
great pleasure IN Recommending" 10 public favor your
valuable medicine. Cedar 'larl a. excellent pre-
vrnra1iv" curatiN" in he first Stages of bronchial
affections, diseases of the lungs. and also IA a
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully,
Il. H. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
baltimore. NrTch u. 1851.
Mr.. B. r. NoTris-Nilddm: Ii gives me pleasure
tn recommend to tn" favorable n"c9 oi The public
your valuable mcdrcinr Cedar Tar i'll bronchial
affections and diseases oi the lungs.
THoMAs nWiSGs, NJ. ID.
We invite the attention OF I, public 90 the follow
lng certificate from the Rev. AUGUSTUS Webster 4. d.
at the Pastors Of ST Johns Church, Liberty ST,
Baltimore:
RALTIMoRE. October -, 1851.
Mrs. Y. i. NorTi+-Dcar MadHm: Having used
Your Cedar Tar with benefit to nv throat. | very
cheerIuIiy give my testimony to Its excellence.
With respect A. WEBSTER.
BALTIMoRE, May -, lsjl.
Mrs. NorriS-Dnar Madam: Permit To say 10
YOU, for The benefit OF Others similarly afflicted, that
WIS taken la.t November with Il severe cough and
general weakness that completely Frustrated me.
For several months was 50 far reduced that could
not attend To my business. became so weak thai
not able Ia Iii up for more tIan half hour at
Il time, when would be compelled to lie down tn
gain strength. uc,i dozen different articles,
commended To me aS cures. but received no relief
from any of them. My cough and weakness increas
ed. and, III fact, | was far gone that | seriously
thought should die, when heard of your liable
medicine, the Cedar Tar. tricd it, and had taken
1t but few days before found great relief. My ap
petite became good that could eat anything that
was placed before me. ] womId recommend II to
all afflicted like myself, "A certain cure, for con
sider myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully, j. +. MARTIN,
No. l2S, Franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout the City and Dis
trICt OF Columbia.
EG3 Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S..
iy J-tt
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

VI HtELWEIGIIT y vi DGE. whul",aIc deal
W ri~ ~ FArIB of aii descriptions. M. II " AN
'Ntk NIEEI.r, corner at German street, BaitI
'''' Ni NOW offers ~ lots Q" ~IIIt purchasers, a
,'-. 10i t'>Ir;iblc stock -! PAPFG. BLEACHING
row hLE>- BINDERS LEATHER, Sc, SC, 1T
-'.uuid'iurcr>' prices.
'n""- o''r -:o-k ma, bc found the following dc
=" lt.",i> a. panrT:
'in,H-. Wui:ug. C"Iorcd. EHvcl"p, Tissue, Plate,
rt'N N";.. Hanging. Copying. Bi"tung, Music, SILK.
I''nn-- Marble IIIt"r.'. Cloth, Samiri'n", Hard
,''. ii?. Nau,lia, sand, Wrapping, Sh"athIng,
y u By. >h"., Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
!" nAE''@ Binders, Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
d. Prrs> Bplrd~
"'d"IH. Powders. Alum Card<. card Sheets,
u'Ns 1nd WfIi,ng INK. Russia Sk,u-, &c
= PArER Of any size made to order at short no
1Ie. V7-u
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IMPORTANT & yALU ABLE INVENTION

ANNNDS AND TVNINII NtIS'N : HF.Itk MNTfITNF..
~ Patent Rights Jor rsaic.-MitiiAEL NbuRSE <
CO, o this city, have been appointed the exclusive
agents for the United States for the sale of rights
the above machine. II has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced by practical brirknnakcrS through
cut the country 10 he the best machine for the pur
pose thai has yet been pro,IrcG IL Is successfully
worked by tine application 0t any motive power,
steam, water ofhursc. With Two light horses the
clay tempered, and mt the time SIX bricks
moulded in five Seconds IN the very best MANNER
thus eNccline III rapIdy Of fnp"ration any Olhcr ma
chine for that purpose now known.
'Th" issue of Tie American patent Is only DELAYED
until the machine can be- projected abroad. Mean
while, VI. n. Co are prepared 10 negotiate for the
title To- the same.
Apply by letter, (poSt paid) or at their office
ncr ofSih and streets, near the Post Office Depart
mCnt. iy e
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TF"Now go to meeting, dear" said
Mrs. Partington as Isaac stood smoothing
his hair preparatory to going out on Sun
day. He looked down on his new shoes,
and thought of green fields made him
sigh. A fishing line hung out of one
pocket, which Mrs. p. didn't see. "Where
shall so to-" asked Ike. Since the old
lady had given up her seat at the Old
North Church, she said sublimely, as she
pulled down his jacket behind, "go any
where's where the gospel is dispensed
with" Such liberality is rare. Bigotry
finds no place in her composition, and the
truth, in her view, throws its light into
every apartment of the Christian edifce.
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Il A,I,I,n

RY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN Isi9.-
- PULFERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
E1.ECTRIE NDi-TiIC CHAINS
i'c WortI under the garments. the most wonder
iu! discovery III medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pam shock
simultaneously. acute nervous palnS->uch as head.
ear and toUachc rheumatic pains; tie dOlorcaiy,
Nc; and by their mild but continuous and percepti
bic action on the body, diseases of years Standing
such As g0ut, local paralysis. nervous complaints,
liver Diseases Sc. disappear by miracle; they
nave been applied with the greatest success all
those dreadful diseases children commonly called
cOnvHlsIonH, also III oi tcrfIng under dtli
Cultes and disorders Ofthc bowels. They prccipatc
metals from their solutions; decnmposc wafer; de
fleet the magnetic needle. short -Ilow 81! she e
nomenon oi powerful voItaic pile. The instruments
producing tie effects weigh about OOunCcS: can
he folded up pocket book: are always ready for
instantaneous use. and VIII last his life time
guarding himself, family and friends, &c, against
that number of diseases and complaints III which
mild streaming electricity Is perfectly safe, certain,
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price oi a
petc chain - from 10 81; hlttcrie. 80 To- esl 30.
IncrCdIhl.' NAV the above facts, anv per
son can ..;I.;y convince himself beforehand. at lie
depot, of their truth. The importance o' the vci-
ton has irrn acknowledged III America ny the Aca
denny 0 Medicine ol New York. and tlI" chains have
been applied with great success the medical col
lCgcs. tie titr. Bellevue. and Wards Island H0Spi
tIlS, Brooklyn City Hospital Sc; IN Europe, by tie
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons III Lon
dor by the Academies Rationale de Medicine AT
Paris; hy The imperial Faculty II Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty al Berlin, and other scientific nistitu
.'oS oi the highest order including the principal hos
pItals in EIAJp"
The pTOprlctors are III possession Oi testimonials to
lie effect from aIl the above Institutions III
America aud Europe, a weil'a of the most eminent
aud distinguished mcmi' of the profession i'll both
hCuISphcrCs- and invite the public them.
Full and illustrated descriptions. one tuT personal
and one for scientific men, with copies oi te>il-
monalS and number of cases cured i'll New York
and Europe. may he obtained gratis at the office.
They will forward, free OF postage any part of the
United states, III answer To pre- pad inquiries, con
rlining three cents postage stamps.
!. STEINERT,
No. ;p6S Broadway, cor. Prince It.
Agents i'll Baltimore, MesSrs. CHAs. & WIN. CAS-
PARI. No. 81 y. Gay st. !; III Washington DR.. SUHUE-
KING, corner + and tn sts., near Penn. avenue.
iy 6-tf
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Mrs. PIARNUM'S COUGH CANDY
lfl "Hc that hath an car to hear let hin, hccrD

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1915
Dear Madam,-The duties ofmy business have ex-
posed me to coughs, cold, asthma, and pulmonary af
tcc,ions | have been deprived of the power of at
tending 10 the duties OF my profession, and should
have been had it not have been for the benign effects
of your INDICATED CANDY. tried but a few
hours before began TO reap the advantage of its
effects NV cough and hoarseness lett me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
and NV appetite greatly improved. l. therefore have
no hesitation in adding my testimony that OF the
many who have experienced the benefits of your valu
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER.
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District of Columbia, generally. jy5-u
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE RING

TIL E RING.
81 safe upon mountain,
From home land far away,
Below me hills and vallics,
Meadows and cornlieliS lay.
''The ring from of my finger
In revere drew,
The pledge of fond affection
She gave AT our a;iieu.
81 held II like Il spy gilSs
Before my dreaming eye,
And, through the hoopiet peeplns,
The would began TO spy.
IAN, bright, green, sunny m"untaRs,
And fields of waving gold
In sooth, a lovely picture
For such fair frame to hold.
''Hcrc many Il neat, white cottage
Smiles on the wooded .tecp,
There seythc and sickle elIaten
Along the valleys sweep,
''And farther onward stretches
The PLAIN the stream glldes through,
And BOUNDARY guards of granite,)
Beyond, the mountains blue.
'CIties, with domcs ol marble,
And tlnckctS, fresh and green,
And clouds that, like my l"ngincS,
Towards The dim distance lean.
Screen earth and bright blue heaven.
The dwcllcrs and their land
All this, IN one fair picture,
My golden hoop-trame spanncd.
"Oh, talrcst of fair pictures,
To sec-hy loves ring spanned,
The green earth and blue heaven.
The people and their land =,
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MEDICINES.
N1CdiCIucs

Worthy a pioce IN all Families, being pre-
pared b1 q RcgHiGr Gratuats and PhySi-
cum of Htrty years erpe'IcHce.
nR. J. :. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi
- ladephia Medical Society and graduated, in
1920, from the University OF PENNSYLVANIA under the
g,Iidance u! the truly eminent Professors Physick,
Chapman. Gibson, Coke, James and IIare.-llames
celebrated for medical scirHcc,-;ind having had
daily Intercourse and consultation with those dis
tiuguislicd Physicians, respecting diseases of all
kinds and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands of his patients 10 put up his
Preparations. he now offers 10 The public The re
suits of his experience for the past thirty years the
following valuable Family Medicines, each ono suicd
to specific disease:
DIR. j. :. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVlGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions OF the System Heart Dis
case and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of Dr. Roses Nervous Cordial. for Dis
eaScS of the Heart, Palpitation Numhncss, Neural
gia, Nervous Trcmor of the Muscles. Heartburn
Flatulencc, Pain III the Face. WakeunesS. Rest
lessncsS, or for ti," mind body down by care
labor, study, has induced many physicians to Use
1t IN their practice. For weak constitution il Is a
grand rcs'orer 1t completely removes from the sys
TEN all nervous lrrltaion, and is almost miracuous
III its rapid and happy effect The weak and the
nervous are frequently restored to perfect health be
fore using one bottle. Price 30 cents
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CEDAR TAR,

T'lIE most successful remedy now in
D.
CONSI NPTiON. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES. KINGS EVIL,
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