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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

have left all the lands 1 longed to see fairer and fresher in my mind than they. could ever be in my memory. Upon my only voyage l used to climb into the top and search the horizon for tbe shore But now in moment of calm thought see more Indian India than ever mari ner discerned, and do not envy the youths who go there and make fortunes, who wear grass cloth jackets, drink iced beer, and eat curry, whose minds fall asleep, and whose bodies have liver complaints, Unseen by me for ever. nos even regret ted, shall wave the Egyptian palms and the Italian pines. Un,roddcn by me the Forum shall still echo win the footfall ol imperial Rome. and the Parlhenon uni fled of it's marbles, look pe'fect across the Egean blue. My young friends res turn from their foreign tours elate with the smiles of a nameless Italian or Pas ,isian belle. l know no such cheap de- lights; am a sutor of Vitloria Colonna; l walk with Tasso along the ,crraced gar> den ot the Villa d'Esle, and look to see Beatrice smiling down the rich gloom of the cypress shade. You slaid at the Hotel Europa in Venice, at Danielli's. or the Leone bianco l am the guest of Marine Faliero.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
). S. Smith, Surgeon Dentist

nR. SMITH respectfully tenders his thanks to LI the people of Falls Village and the adjoining towns for the liberal patronage received from them for three years past, and would say that for the better accommodation Of his customers and the public generally he has permanently located him self at Falls Village where he vii still carry on Dentistry in all departments in the highest per lection, surgical and mechanical.
 Teeth extra cted with great care; decayed teeth filled with pure gold so as to last fnr number of years Artificial teeth inserted on pivots or plates as the case may require from one to an entire set, according to all the latest improvements.
 He would say iO those wishing block teeth twith artificial gums,) that he has had great ex- perience in setting them within the las, six or eight years. .a
 All work warranted to be done in finished and workmanlike manner, combining durability with he eautv.
 01r Any amount of private reference given.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Poefry.
But where art Thou ?
BY THE HON. MRS. NORTON.

 When poor in all but youth and love clasped thee to this beating heart, And vowed for veal h and tame to rove, u That we might weep no more 10 part. Years have gone by-lohg weary years or tul, to win my s'ation now ...t- Of ardent hopes and sickening fears, And wealth is mine-but where art thou Fame's dazzling wreath for thy dear sake Grew brighter than before to me, Iclung to all thought could make @' 't This lonely heart more worthy thee. Years have gone by-ihe laurel drolps In Mocking o Ter my wIthered brow, A ronquer'd world before me stoops, And fame is mine-but where art thou? In life's first hour. Gespised and lone wandered through the busy crowd, And now that llfe's best joys have flown, They greet with smiles and murmurs loud. Oh. for that voice-rhy gentle voice To breathe to me it's welcome now Wealth, fame and all that should rejoice, To me are vain--for where art thou?
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

warning to parents who reside in the country 10 be more careful in watching their children.
 We had almost forgotten to mention that it was black snake. (generally sup- posed to be harmless, that is, not poison> ous.) seven feet six inches in length. that fascinated the little girl.
 St. Louis Hevald, 25th. :,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

MoRMoNs FOR DEsEREr.-The Missouri Dem,
ocrat notices the arrival in St. Louis of five hun
dred Mormons by the steamer St. Louis. The,
are all Natives of Denmark and Sweden, from
whence they have recently emigrated to 20 tc
Salt Lake. The Saints are being gathered in tc
the holy land by thousands from all parts of the
world. The United States does not at presen,
appear to be favorable field for their missionary
labors, there being but few converts from this
country. But the old world seems to be pouring
them out in large numbers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Sheriff Sale.

RY virtue Of order of sale me directed and divered
~ from the Court Of Common Pleas Portage county
oho sha expose sale at public vendue, hS premises
between the hours Of ten O'clock A. M and oar O'Clock
said day. the following described and tcnemcn s
70 Wit Situate in the township Of Hiram in said county oi
Portage, bounded follows beginning at most stanin
IN The corner, Of said lot ay, thence north along
said o line forty chains, o2 links post the
chains 40 links to the oad thence south along said
iory chains links to the south line of said lott thence
along said lot ne foryhree chains links to the place
beginning and as surveyed being hundred SEVENTY
four acres and Of land, except fifty from the East
end Of sold and conveyed by John Moor in his
TO Francis Moor, said deed bearing date March
q A. 1894 and recorded in Book S. page 1893 Of Portage
County Records "so
Moor and al, Defendant. 'e''''
Appraised at $27 per acre.
Sherifs Office Portage Coal JAMES woop.pn sbor;e
RavenDa, March Is, 1854. ls7sw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

The IRISH ExoDus.-The exodus from Ireland
still continues. A Galway journal, the Mercury
speaks in the following desponding tone of the
increasing tide of emigration from thai: t::couaty:
"The rural districts in the vicinity of Galway
are being depopulated-men, women and chill
dreD are endeavoring to fly from Ireland as from
country whose doom is, in their terrified imagina-
ton, sealed; as from land upon which some
blighting curse, some whitening and scathing NAL
edction has settled--yes, hopelessy settled down.
Were typhus, cholera, plague, pestilence, devaas-
tating the land, their effects would not be- could
not be more striking in hunting the people from
their native homes, Scarcely does train start
hence but we may see our poor fellow country
men and countrywomen too, tearing themselves
from their families, their friends, their relations
and acquantances, bidding their final adieu to ev-
eything. to every scene dear to them in poor old
ireland, and seeking refuge, home, shelter in
another world"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

BOYS, TAKE YOUR FUN.-Nothing equals boy
except girl. The frolicksome, harum scarum,
high glee boyhood, happy they were. Perhaps
you never broke steers and colts, never slid down
hill, over fences, across the ice on the meadow,
never skated among the the hugh frs on the ten
acre pond, on clear winters night, drawing the
prettiest girl in all the town after you holning on
stick. Hyou never have, you never was boy!
How many years does man have to live to pile
US as much happiness as jumps out of boy in
single old-fashioned, gingerbread, molasses candy,
wrestling bat and ball playing town meeting day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

A SERVANT GIRL THE MOTHER OF QUEENS
During the reign of Charles I, of England, a
country girl came to London and hired herself to
carry beer from a warehouse The brewer lk-
ing her looks took her into his family as a SER
want, and after short time married her. When
he died he left her the bulk of his property. She
was recommended to Mr.. Hyde, as skillful law
yer to arrange her husbands estate. As her for
tune was large, Hyde, who was afterwards Earl of
Clarendon, married her. Their daughter was the
wife Of James II, and mother of Mary and Anne,
queens Of England
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
For the Spring Trade.

GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND REr,fr
ME Subscribers respectfully invethc attention of Mer
generally to their stock of GROCERIES Kent
hand which additions are daily made our stock @
prises every thing usually kept in Grocery and Proyo F
abishnents, which prepared to sell as low ns
house in the county, Being working ourselves we def
Feeling grateful to friends for their liberal PATRONAGE
extended to We assure them that offer them create
inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion OF our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java
sU G AR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
N. o. and P X. Sugar; Granulated do; Powdered do
Crushed do b. and c. Coffee do; Double refined Loaf
New orcaus Moasses Cardenas do Green StGarts
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger Mace Box Mustard; Can do;
Pepper Sauces Cassa; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITS.
Boxes M Rasns; Layer do; Cluster do seedess do +:
English Wanuts; Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nuts Lquorce; Olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS.
Young Tyson; Gnnpowder Imperial; Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
codash Macnercl; Whitehsh Trout; Pckerel; No. and
Scaled Herring. ""'
TOBACCO GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavends; Baltimore snup.
general assortment Of fine cut chewing; Tin foil fine cut
and Id papers smoking Warwick Bryan's can Spanish
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuf, &c.
SOAP AND NDLEs.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do do Burwell,s chem wash
do, No. Washing do; Adamantine do; White bar do: Star
Sdhues5 SpeIn 40, olSarlne 40; Ia0W do.
OIL.
Linsecd; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
SUNDR RIEs.
Bed cords; Painted Pa Tubs British Lustre Copneras
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Tar Nader; Candldwick; Wrapnne
wpe; Cordage; Indgo Pickles. Sardinos; Tapoca: Mae
caroni Rice four Baskets Whip Lashes Cream Tartar:
Sup Carb Soda; Sal Soda; Tararic Acid Whnp Pntty:
Flour Sulphur; oar; saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum
Baeking; Glassware; Soneware Paper Ink; Brooms Lime
Matches; Powde Candies; saeraus; Starch; English split
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys Wallets; Snu
Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils States; Slate Pencils Mon
Handles; Faucets, &c. r
PRovISI ONS
FLOUR Buckwheat do; Corn Meal Potatoes; Vinerar
scans; Dried Beef; Lard Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish
5utte Turnips Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rce Crackers
ckies; onions; Beet Tongues Maple Molasses; do su
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout the
purchase. .s' WI - "'F~ '"
B-cash paid for all kinds Of country Produce
exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory.
H w. SMITH & co, |
Ravenna, Aprn 18th, 1853 "
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Farm for Sale.

- The sc ottage Hill Farm," q miles east of Raven.
on the Warren road containing 47 acres of 6rst
rate land 2s acres of improvement 70 of which IL
an.e IN S and and will cut very heavy grass the bal
WIN never falling springs, and the Mahoning River rms
hrougn the centre OF and Is considered one Of the
pest aIms IN the county either for stock or grain ron
Ihe consist OF substantial Stone House bniIt
arge outlay with ne well Of soft water at the door There
are TWO large barns with cattle shed feet long
Ing them Also Carriage House, Horse Stables and ali ,h
Ss c and are all in good repair One
term ofyears required The above property will he ,
low, az me occupants are desirous ofrenoving east
vep rSs M aPp 70 Darius lyman ESQ.,, Ra
or Of the Subscriber, on the premises. -otA'
Z p.,.... :. - =. :, -. FREDERICK CURTIS.
"-'e"ns, EsD' u ioS4. a53-n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
STABLER'S E+a>n.
AN0lYNE CHERRY EXPEGTlRANT

confidently recommended TO nvalid unsurpassed by
any known preparation, for the Of COUGS HORSE
NESS and other forms Of common colds; BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an early stage and
for the Relief patient in advanced stages of that
tai disease.
combines In scientific manner, remedies of long
teemed vaue with others of discovery and
sides and tonic qualities acts through the skin
y and with great efficacy for the OF this disease
es. Price Fifty Cents. Curtis Hatch, Agent, Ravenna o.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
NEW FALL AND.VviNTER CO01S.

GKEENFELDER has just received the largest and
W,op spsnd stock Of the best and incst style Of Fall and
or STYLE finish and durability be surpasscd Nv so
Mobo GSnts consists Of the following kinds Pilot Beaver
and Satinet Also endless variety of Frock Drcss S'
coats Pants, Vests and boys clothing Of every Kind
Furnishing Goods from The white linen to tho cbeon
nckory Shirts wrappers drawers socks gloves cravas
socks, meek ties, sspenders, handkerchief shirt colirs
trunks valises, capetbugs umbrelas India Rubber
ieggins, etc., etc. - '' ''7 " S NoN's'
Come one, come ali, and give a CALL ."ts,aE. =
And will try to suit yen all. f-..z
: 43Otf t q CREFEv,pr n,,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
mr.. Valentine Maff.

7s sdsS sssJratss Prsfssssr II SE,rsry a tAs sGes
CoilsRs, Nsp York City, sayst 7si'ti wv
h gives pleasure 70 eerfy The value and e1caey
"1ysrs cAsy Psetersi which consider peenafly adap
ted TO cure diseases OF the throat and lungs"
Cures Of diseases he Lunes have been effected
Cherry Peeora h such extreme cases as warrant the be
lief that remedy lanh been found that depend
ed the Coughs Colds and Consumption which car.
from our midst housaRds every year indeed med
ene 10 which the afflicted can look with confidence for relief
and should not fail 10 avail themselves Of H. -' t
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES G. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LOWELL, Mass.
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna; Dr. Isaac Cees Pal
myra Day Mann, Deer1ed; ]. II. sprague Garettsve;
Cone Franklin Mills; J. Campbell Newton Falls; and
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

RE-MARRIEn AErER- An ARsENcE or TWENTY
FrE YEAis.-The connesut (ohip) ReporteI
mentions the marriage at that place, on the lItt
of February, Of Mr. Elias Joues and Mrs. Deliu
Swap. and gives the following interesting sketch
Of the parties: sle
There Is little history connected with the
above which may not be uninteresting to the rea.
der. About the close of the last war with Great
Britain the parties become acquainted with each
other, and in April, 1922, were married, in the
county Of Genesse, New York, against the con-
sent and wishes Of relatives on both Sides
A few weeks prior to the birth of their second
son, Bradford, now of this place, Mr.. Jones left
his family for the purpose Of purchasing piece
Of land, and during his absence his wife was per-
suaded by her relatives to desert her home and
husband and reside with them. Mr. Jones, on
learning the fact, and being threatened with vio-
lence If he attempted to claim his family, left the
country and went to sea. On his return, several
years subsequent, he ascertained that Mrs. Jones
had again married, and removed to the west
3 In palliation of this transaction, il should be
stated that the wife supposed her former husband
dead, and did receive tidings of his supposed loss
at sea. Mr.. Jones did Immediately return to his
vocation on the sea, and from that period until
few weeks since, lost all trace Of his wife and
two sons. After space of twenty-five years he
CHANGED by mere circumstance, to learn the
residence Of his two sons, and wended his steps
to this place. where, to his qualification, he learn
ed that their mother was still living, and a widow
having lost her second husband after rearing ten
children, and then residing in Mercer, Pa. In
company with his son, Mr.. Jones Immediately
started for the residence of the partner of his
youth, who at once recognized and welcomed him
to her home; though she could not have been
more surprised had he risen from the grave to
confront her. The trials of the past were re-
counted, the love of youth renewed, and after
brief courtshp, they were again plighted, and the
finale is recorded at the head of this article
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
STOVES. sTnVE.t

ME subscribers nd are preporod 10
to hepublc the largest assortment OF Stoves eve
conr,s s marksl among them are the following kinds
ums ELEVATED OvEN-Cobb's; Clinton Air Tight CaIiSor
MIA air tight True American air tight 'e''' O'''
PARLoR STovEsAmong the Paror Stoves IA tbo c~o,,.
Paror, for both wood COAL this is new pattern the do
move upon new principle and altogether one orthe neatest
most stoves In it is tourney n tbc
shop to look at it. also, the Waverly, sBox Stoves Coal
Cylnder fankiin and others have not room to enUme
etc., attended to at short notice % 'e"'' 'pou'hsS
Rayenna, Sept. 6, 1853. BECKLEY g. RAwcoN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
LANE & FOSTERS

NE pest assortment OF Furniture and chairs offered il
l. Ravenna, can be had at the well known
SHOP OF G. LANE, CO
The subscribers have gone into the Furniture Business
extensively and are now prepared to furnish customers
with Furniture of the very and latest STYLES We
on hand splendid assortment of EASTERN Work. such as
SOFAS Lounges, Mahogany spring Paor and Rocking
chairs Cane wood seat chairs Mahogany and Mare-to6
Gard una Center tables. We also manufacture Mahogany
'front.' Bureaus from $40 $780, French cottage and sofa
9edsteads OF the latest syles large exteon dining tables
dining and tea tables; common and fancy stands
stands dressing tables, &C. We, aso make order book
cases. writing tables, and office furniture of all kinds
All those wishing buy good article Furniture will do
wen TO give us call and examine work. before purchas
ing elsewhere Bring along your judges for our work
Will bear inspection. All work warranted.
Turning of all descriptions done order on short notice
Collins, OF all sizes, keptOn hand.
Ware Room, up Stairs, one door East of Clark S
Carriage Shop
Ravenna, July 18th, 1859. 4o0tf LAVE &, Fovrrp
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

The ENGIIsH QUARTER OF GRAIx.-There is
some misapprehension existing, says an ex.
change, as to the quantity of grain contained in
an English quarter. 1t is eight bushels, but moi
Winchester bushels, which is our measure. The
The quarter contains eight Imperial bushels,
about eight and quarter of our bushels. The
Winchester bushel was the standard in England
until 1896, since which time the Imperial bushel
has been the standard.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
January Ia. 1854.

READY MADE CLOTHING AND LESS THAN COST
HAVE on hand good assortment Of Clothing m de in Ra
VIENNA, which will be sold above stated Heavy over
Goats Light do Fine Sack do Common do Fine Frocks do
Fine Dress do; Cashmere, Sainet, Tweed and Full Cloth
rants2OO Pair Black Satin Vests, Worstcd Plaid do
Ready Made Clothing, have hand and will sell the above
articles at less prices than the quality of Goods can he
bought in Ohio. Jan II, 1854, F w SEVMo%Tp I'D "e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, ClSSINERES,

VESTlNGS, AND FURNISHING GOODS,
n M. SOMERVllLE is now receiving from New York .
full assortment of Ready Made Clothing that can't be
beat lin any way you have mind to take it, any esab
shment in these parts which he offers the good peope
Portage at very small profits for cash ready pay can
warrant my clothing
Also good assortment of cloths cassimeres and yestnps
ofpain and hp-top fancy patterns which he will sell or make
70 order in every s to suit the various tastes
anu at rates ha cant fail to suit their pockets The
workmen only will be employed.
Also every article of Furnishing Goods in line, such as
ties handkerchets, &c. &c, All kinds produce taken but
must be paid down, can s9 better advantage and YOU
can buy cheaper to deal so All kinds ocustOm attended
to and got up in A. No style Cutting done short notice
good article of Talnr's Trimmings kept on hand Guta
rercha u prime article jeans Linen Tape common inch
measures.
ne VIII be found 3doors west Of les Block nearly oppo
site the Bank, in PrentiSs' new Block. 0"' 0ff?
Ravenna, April 2Uth, 1853. aO-tr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
RAvENNA WARBLE~FAC CTORy.

AM now receiving the best assortment of West
l. Rutland Marble before offered in Portage county,
also have good assortment of Italian. all sizes from q, five
toe high, which am termncd to sell prices which cam
not fail to suit purchasers
Any one wanting thing in my line such as Tomb Stones
Monuments, Sockets, Table Tops, Counter Stone &C. will
fore going elsewhere.
Specimens of carving kept constantly hand All work
done 10 ORDER or no pay Shop south of the house.
Ravenna D1c. IA, 1853. A. O. RJrRWEII
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New Arrangement. ;

WM. D. DURHAM, having purchased the entire interest
OF Guls, IN the late firm of Giis & Durham would
inform hts friends and the public generally that
e VIII commune the Boot Shoe and Leather business In a
various branches the old sand door east Of the new
where can be found all times the largest
OF Boots and Shoes Rayenna: embracing evey
afey OF and supply and Upper Leather Frepch
SKINS Morocco Lnings and most Kinds OF Shoemakarss
urc for Cash or Ready Pay. ets -
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal skins sissa s-~
Ravenna, Jan. o, 1854. VIM D. DURHAM3 q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
G. HUMMEL'S
Prom immn ESSenea IF

rs FOUR TINES CHEAPER than Coffee in the Grain
Eight Premiums have already been awarded to this
sence for its fine and delicate favor and its clarifying and
health giving qualities.
CAuToN-As there many limitations, and even sucn as
bear the name of Humme would caution dealers and the
public in general TO be careful in making their as
this is the genuine artic to which medals and humber
of diplomas have already been awarded.
FOR SALE BY II. w. SMITH & CO., RAvENNA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, SAuNDssS.E. CIIEsOxs-.
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
III r. r. OR ST,DM NJ n ri fTas.

Ii L. IL OR STO NJ A CHI;
SUCh rs Constipation, inward Piles, Fullncss Of Blood TO
Disgust for Food Fuilnpss of Weight in thc Si,pi,h
Eractaons SinS nSor Futrg at the P of the Sloma. i.
nmMinniE m OF thc Head, Hurried and Difficult Brcaliug
Iiu,tcrng at the Heart, ostue, Dimsss Of Vision bot. -
MeDs before the sight Fever Dull Pain in to Head.
Pain in tn Side, Back Chest LIMBS %c Sudan r,n!h, Eyes,
o. heH burning 10 the Flesh Constant Inngnii es Of evil
Car BE- efsc'Hay e"rsd 5y Dr. Hoossns. cesro,,d
herS, prepared BY Dr. c. NJ JacksoH, No. IsO srsh IT,
Their power over the above diseases is not exceed f
eqnaed oy any other preparation the United States as
1 cures attest, III many after skul physans had
These Bitters worthy tho attention Of Inyuds po.
sessng great virtues IN the ufcaon of diseases of ho
~ u icstr G,'s; exercising The most searching ppwers
III MeHhess ana affections of tho digestive organs thy are
"l'Hai safe, certain and pleas; MT. = .5t5E' -
p , -, =, SD. READ AND rE CONVINCED. .u& 4s. ~. q,
d. Marietta, Ohio, Feb GO, 1851 said: sYeur
crs @ M aG hghy priced by those who have used them in
rase Of Liver Compaint OF long standing which lad =,
e se Of y Gtg.rsrs' Phssa"s was entirely by
o. H. Drake Freedom, Portage Co.. o. Aprtlc 1s5o so;d.
anG uc[m hers sent me host have YET conle 10
icment of nvaIids is medicine much il,onott @
sought after in this community ~ Hs' y /" ~ y
b. b. ~ w. @ @Hat"in.on, A. D. BEDFORD Cuyahoga Co., o. Au.
S s1 loos said: The Rsrs you shipped me in NAV lust
'ro all gone think is good medicine and AZ, "a
m to my patti nts and friends (Which do for no
,y." ''"' S"'"'' You Will please forward large sup
s. French, Wooster, Ohio, Nov 30, 1882 said I hive
or dyspepsia and have derived great benefit from their mss
oeeve them to be good for ali Diseases for which they as
M Orr, Wooster, Ohio, October sd, 1859. suid. cyan
h me M! OPINION OF The German Bers. have used
@ tstn 1l @ ana lndseson and take pleasure in
'g At lhhk they are the very bcstremcdy cxtant for
nc apoVe compainshey dcidedka in adyoDer Of
rSPretary medicines Of the day." = ,~'1 -, 80 y,
These Bitters ENTIRELY VEGETABLE Then ,.r..
gre gre the system, but incigoratcH.
one. U Fionn 9y S~ m EaTenna; O. l. Drake FreedoJ
Daelers IN medicines everywhere. -