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HARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
- THE GREAT PURIFIER OF IL BLOODi

LIT THE AFFLIDTED READ AND Ponder!
An I~nfaliille Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil. kheu
matieIa. Obstinate Cutaueoas Eruptions, Pimples. q
Postules on the face Blotches. Boils. Aeue and Re
yer, q, hronic Sore Eyes King Worm or letter. Sore
Head. Enhancement and rain Of the ionesan JOINTS
stu born Ulcers S~yphu'tic Disorders Lumiaso-
Sp nal COnp aints, ant. all diseases arising from 81
injudicious use o. Mercury, imprude sc in life, or
impurity Of the bloc D..
= = This great alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood is nov used by thousands of II Iteful patients
frona all parts of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest OF
Ne liciues. e. CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neural Ia,
Eheum tisrn, Scrofula. Eruptious Of the Skin. Liver
Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections Of the
Kidneys. Diseases Of the Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of th" Bones and Joints, are speed
lily put to fight hS using this great and inestima"le
For all diseases Of the blood, nothing has yet beeu
lound to compare with it. 1t cleanses the system Of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys. strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to
The Stomach. makes the skin clear an healthy, and fe
stores the Constitution. ~enfeehled by disease or broken
down by the excuses Of youth. to its pristine vigor and
strength.
FOR The Ladies'. it is incomparably better than all the
cos cites ever used. A few doses of CARTER's SPAN
IsH MIXTURE will remove all sallowness Of complexion,
bring the roses mantling 10 the cheek give elasticity
10 the step. and improve the general health in a remark
allie degree. hey ond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which we have re
ceived from persons from all parts OF the United States
is the best evIden e that there is 10 hum ~ about il.
The press. hotel keepers, mag strates, physicians and
subtle men, well known to he Community. all al their
testimony to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
can on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac.
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
Medicines has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT Z BEERS, Pro
prietors, No. 3, Pearl street, Richmond. Va, to whom
all orders for SUPP lies and agencies must he addressed.
For sale by L. A. mith & Co., Warren J. Camp
he'll, Newton Fails i Brown. 0hltOn Geo. llazlett,
Gustavus s ". Mears. Bloomfield, anu by Dealers in
Aranms gaEH ~ q. U0w ~ \ d -
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USING HI WHOLE EGG.

A friend told US "a story a few day,
since, which we consider too good TO b,
lost ; and therefore give it 10 OF readers
Our friends wife being in delicai,
health, it was resolved that a girl Should
be procured to do the Homework, that the
lady might have an opportunity TO recover
her health and spirits.
After visiting an Intelligence office two
or three mornings, a fine buxom lass OF
about weniy years of age, but six
months from sw ate Ireland" was selected
and instructed, as to the duties that would
be expected o finer.
CHOW, then," says the lady, pour the
ground coffee into the poi, then pour in
the hot water and after a few INMATES
boiling, put in one half of an egg, So" the
lady illustrated each description, by dem
onstrating. You understand, don't
you % said the lady.
''Iodade | do num-" was the response;
'.bile in the coffee, grind ia the wather,
and dhrop in half Of an egg. Isn't that it
mum ?"
"All right" replied the lady. Nov,
then, tomorrow morning we'll see how
well you can remember it"
Tomorrow morning came, and the
coffee was as good as could be expected.
The third morning came, and to the as
punishment OF our friend and wife, the
coffee was u~ndrinkeble and even nausea
ting, ever the odor OF it was sickening.-
Bridget was called and questioned as fol-
lows:
"Bridget did you first put the ground
COTE in the pot 2"
"Indade | did num-"
aDid you then pour in the hot water ?"
"Sure / did,"
SHOW long did you let it boil 2"
"FiVe minutes, num-"
"What did you do then ?"
81 put in the egg, num-"
"Iust as | showed you the other morn
ing /"
"Well, to tell the truth, num-" says
Bridget, giving her garments a hitch with
her brawny hand, $40 tell We the truth, |
would ov put in half of the egg; as We
told me, but the egg was a bad one, and
| thought We wouldn't mind about keerin'
the halt ov it, and so | dhonpped the crit
ter in as If was"
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y FW.YORK ROCK STORE-Tht

y -
- subscriber having purchased Nh. J. Maryin's
stock. takes this method Of informing the citizens OF
Warren and TruInhuii county, that in addition To the
stock on hand. he is receiving and now opening
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BOOks,
Stationery and Fancy Goods as can be found IN the
West. His stock Of BOOss comprises His'oTIes, lraV
els. Romances. Encyclopedias, biographies horEs on
ElOcution. Architecture. Agriculture Ineoiogy- 6eoto-
~. Philosophy, Physiology, Phrenolesy, works on
Spiritualism, Mystic Orders, Annals and Albums.
Also. all the new publications worthy Of note. pil,s o.
school Books. both old ana new. now IN use in the sew
erai school districts. Bihles from 81 cts to $40, Prayer
and HYMN Books for all denominations
JUVENILE y TOY BOOKS
in great variety, Leuer Writers, Song and Dream
Books, AstTologers' Books and C rds.
STATIONERY
In this department are offered every description Of
ter and Note Paper Of III. best quality, snd Envelopes
TO match.
RLANK BOOKS.
Comprising Lslgers. Journals. Record, Cash, IntolSt'
Time, Log. Note. RECEIPT a.; d Memorandum boo-S'
Also. Copy Books for schools.
photographic Prints. Maps. ChesSnen ana bSarSs-
Dominoes. Dice and Cups Playing ara frluIIS
Paper Weights, Calendars, Letter cups diu l
ers. Address Cards. Plain. Gilt. Emlossei ahu i''"M'n-
cd, Card Cases. Pearl. Ivory and lliumIned'
Drawing Books. Cards, Paper and Drawing materials,
InLs WrsfiDr Fluids. Peg s an Lead Pencils.
Leaves Wire. PAPER etc. for Artificial Flowers, and
\ Iarre assortment Of English, French, German aud
American Toys, Weekly Papers from Boston, New
YORK and Philadelphia. Periodicals, Harpers', Put
mans. Graham's. GOdey's and Methodist National Mag
aziues. Beslie's Book OF Fashions and Yankee Notions.
The purchasing community will fnd always on hand
a large stock from which to msse their selections. at
extremely low prices for cash only, at the New York
Book Store. No. % Main street, a few doors south Of
the Post Office.
Warren Oct. 1854 r. A. A. BALDWIN
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LEAVE OLE rpErRFNcE.

UNIVERSITY % NEW lC7K CITY-S. I. Francis, VI.
D.; Z. joel Trotter. ~. D.; Le:aln Dubois. VI. D.; Silas
Dyke. VI D: P.E. Draper. MD
BoSrOS-S. Warren, NJ. d Warner Stevens. VI D
William Wood. Vi. D.
PHILiDTLPMN-Samr V. Parrish, VI. D.; y. : Hor
ner. VI. D; Clovis 7. Eberle, NJ D; James rost. NJ. D.
NEW NORE-Bev. A.. E.. Camp ell; Rev. John tiffany
Rev T. Baver.
ALEASY-Hon. W. L. Marcy; Hon. L. 5. Chatfeld.
Hon. Peter Mann; lion. Siias Fitch.
BUEFALO-prof. +. II. Hamilton.
PILADELPm, Hon. Nm. Smith; Hon. Joel Hesmer,
Hon. J. Il. VI. Miller.
Very many Certificates and Letters OF commentator
from distinguished individuals. which l think not TEST
t. PM liSh, may b seen by calling at my Office. 195 Su-
psriOr Street, leveland. o., or at my General Depot
~ Broad ST., y. Y: City. and by Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted. ISept5-6m.
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c

ANSWER To CORRESPONDENTS FOR TIE "IiossrTER-'
A. \. C."-Sent on the 18th.
&C. O.~-Three packages sent on the leth-money
was 0. X
Il. D."-Your money came safe, but where do
you live
"A. M."-Sen the packages the I6th-Tin send the
aiance to-day.
u. 5. N."EThat kind Of money always soes-sent
packace this day
g. sent yesterday the eight packages 10 the
1lious parties, and wrote you particularly in regard to
applying the tandares-
u. A"-The price OF the FLY menti"ned IN the
Shirt * one thousand dollars. Sent the volatile
~ t,ba ISM. July 20, Ir55.
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1VILL PROPERTY FOR SALE!

VI The MILLS, on the Meander Greek,
in Mahoning County, Chic, are nov offered for sale.
This property consists Of a Grist mill. Saw Mil, two
Dwelling Houses. and forty-three acres Of Land.
The GrisI Mill is 4 large frame building. with one
air BuTrs, one pair Chopping Stones, Corn Crackers,
Smut Machine, and three sett Of Boiling Cloths, one
overshot, and one reaction wheel. &c. The saw Mil
Is nearly new, and is H. complete running order the
dam is the best on the stream, with water sufficient TO
run the mill when no other one on the stream can run.
1t is in one Of the best grain growing sections on the
Western Reserve, and in 4 good HeighborhOoi in every
respect.
This property will be sold cheap, and a good title
given. For further particulars inquire # the subscri-
her, at Niles, Trumbuli County, o.
July 9Th, IS55.-3m &c BUTLER.
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A TEACHERS EXPERIENCE.

w find the following piece of school
experience IN The Cincinnati Times, and
put it on record as one Of the most alarm
Ing evidences of pantelette p~recocity:
One day / saw a little fellow with hi
arms about a little witch of a girl, en-
deavoring, if | interpreted The manifesto
tons right. 10 kiss her.
"Tommy," said l, "what are you doing
there ?"
Nothing Sir" spoke the bright eyed
little witch, " he wath tryin" to kith me,
that he walh thur" and she eyed him
keenly.
"Why, Lucy, what prompted him to
act S ungenilemanly right here in
school ?" l asked, anticipating some
fun.
"Ohl he hitched me up here and thed
he wanted me to kiih him, and | told him
wouldn't kiih such a ihumthy boy as be
18th ; then he thed he'd kiih me, and | lold
he dsthii',, bat be thed he would 90 it,
end | told MIN | would tell the mather if
be did, but be tined he didn't care a thHap
for the mather, and then tried to kin me
tho hard" and the little thing sighed.
"Why didn't you tell me, as you said
you would p | asked, in a pleasant man.
ner.
'Ohr" she replied with a naiUets | did
not often see, Il didn't care much if he
did kiths me, and tho | let him."
Here the whole school, who had been
listening, instantly broke out in al uProar-
Ious laugh, while our little hero and hero
Inc blushed deeply.
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MOWING MACHINES

w Toe u SER rrs have L.g on trial, oue % Nttch-
ems combined Moving ana ii-aping Machiles. Thase
Interested can see hOg Il aJras, almost aLy time iurug
the present harvest. y calling. We would iiAe o. have
armeTs .ail aLi see for themselves, and should il.ey
wish 10 tuy a machine, or almost any i~ullrmeu 4, lar,
mer needs. We sould ike 10 sell, as we have the a--u-
g Of the A.Iny Agricultural Nrrss OF Al lry. y,
aIe Of the most rNtersive -sJ4 iishnents g the kuH,
"a tnAt StItr They keep 0u halH all Kinds 90 farming
supplements. ThrcshinE Machines, MoaiEE and lie tp-
iHE Machines, DC. Among their Moving and ~lruIlg
MachiHrs. may .e fuu.d &~cCorm.ck's. iiT,sey',. Bur.
rrlI'-, Mauny's and ke;Chuta's. also what - callu5 the
Nrw York Rea;er. which is said To lie the est Reaper
uog in use. ut c cannot G arranged for uoW!ug.
i~iowlaud. July p, I-ij, REEYES & ABLLL.
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UdIMg.
THE PARGER'S SONG.

Success to the Jolly old farmer.
Who sings al the tail of his pillow,
The monarch ofprairie and forest,
lis only to God hr may bow
He is surely a fortunate fellow
He raises his bread and his cheese
And though hard is his labor in summer,
In winter he lives at his ease.
When the reign Of winter is broken,
And spring comes 70 glSddea and bless,
When the aocks in the meadow are sporting,
And the robin is building her nest
The farmer walks forth to his labor,
And manly and frm is his tread,
As he seatters the seed for the harvest
That yields to the nations their bread.
His banks are all chartered by nature,
Their credits are ample a. snre;
His clerks never slope with deposits,
Pursuei ~ the curse Of the poor
His stocks are the best in the market;
His shares are the shares OF his plaEi
They BRING the bright gold to his Golfers,
AMI pleasure and health to his brow.
When his crops are gathered and sheltered.
When his cattle are snug in the fold,
He SITS himself down by tie freside,
AID laughs at the tempest and cold.
Astranger to pride and ambition,
His duty he strives to fulfil.
Determined whatever bet,I-> him,
To let the world jog as it will.
His tust is in Him VIII has given
The seasons, the Sunshine and rain,
Who has promised 'seeJ time and harvest
So long as the earth shall remain:
And ifff,m his duties he wander,
Lei on by his veutursome will,
Through life and its ch ging relations,
Gods providence fol- vs. him still.
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7f7HE EMPIRE STORE!-Iddings d

4 Morgan are opening Their large Stock OF Sprung
foods, which comprises al assortment of every style
pf Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Straw Goods. Par
-asois. Competing, Paper Hansings, CrocEery. tir'ce
ries, &c. &c.
sive variety Of Ladies' Dr. SIS Goods. Bonnets and Bonnet
Ribbons. Embrliderics. ShaEls, Mautillas- &c. in all
the latest and most fashiOna' ie styles Also, To their
assortment q very superior Table Linens. Linen Sheet
iurs, Pillow Case Lggcu-, Shirtius Linens. &c.
They intend 20 keep their stock fuil at all times, OF
the lest makes and most ~iashi0uai ie styles and - sell
their Goods regularly. IT the lowest prCes in the mar
ket, not allowing themselves 10 &c HHdsrsOid Is long As
they remain in the trade.
NVarrgn Anil 10
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.ARMERS OF OHIO! Insure vor

Il property in the ''0hio Farmers Insurance Com
pany." Why7
LIST. It confines its operations exclusively to Ohio.
2i. 1t insur-s for six years.
81. 1t is the onb real Farmers Company in the
State-insures only isolated dwellings and ont build
ings-no shops, churches. &c, as other BrcfesSed
Farmers companies do.
4-h. The entire charge of the officers of the Company,
per mum. is less than three hundred dollars. aud is
less than hGJ the charges Of any other Company in the
State doing the same amount OF business.
5th. II has paid all losses, without any assessment.
and has now in the Treasury about $500.
1t is the Company for you, AND No MISTAKE. Wait
til 1 come. T. z. CURTIS, Agent.
Pennington. June %, Isj5.-f
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To TIN LADIES.
DR. THRALL S COMPOUND EN-
II TRACrOF
rnhnNh. rnnh Lily and AnRAnHnh-

IL. tOMtOGN ND En-
II TRACrOF
ICoh0Ah. Fond lilly and N~EHaRarh.
4 sure remedy for the following Diseases Of Females.
viz: Amenorrhea. or Retention Of the Hru-rs sup
preston u The heuSes Ncrurrha =. or Excessive
NcHstfualoh; tiu"r AIMS. or Whites: Turr %. Life:
tiatGieEcc Constipation Eruutious Of tie SSiu :
hysterics, tonvul-Jous, rraiiI -us Utrri. or laar-s <
Down. lrrItal G Nlml Chlornsis.o or Greer Sex
ness; Dysuennrrhea. or Painful Nenstrr atom. rr.s
nancy; Sterin y, do. &C. &c.
T. coming heoT. the - i-. ? 10 rot praf->. 's rrr-
all tl- diseases lh.tdesL Is heir TO-; only th.s-tn rIrra
/ G1Vs l1ii TIA most particular fjteuuGI. J-.Hs -.
gNt-i's;Nv fr.rtc- "i ~ ve-r-- .it-g Vrt-cri. 70. toy
= @ 80 pa;iclts .l 70 lay aui tlIt the srr-riu- Zee
uattS Oh the IritcJ states my '- benefited ard saved
fruaL greI..tur- grave. g. which thousands lu vic
dies &C. regulate tie functions cIthe Woua AMI is Sc
ereiI.E organs. With this sicv. / have incurred great
Expense ga rfsiUs q C0uI-Uud Extract. pEt Gp IN PINT
hotties Prepared with strict reference % yc-5tl'l.
chemistry. from - HtlssI.ic Roots ard Plants. which
have long ECer kuoart o Tie a oricincs Of this country
and many Physicians - have q Specific Tonic and
Att rl1tiye action upon The Female Womb and is ap
pereaees, ut the Compound Extract OF Cohosh. Pond
Lilly and NuugUa=h, | claim for myself and my country
to le the ouy preparation o. the sind ever Irrrlrei.
ana the oHly one that j. adapted 10 the diIerrut di>eas
Is" % Females Of ta.s climate, to hich hundreds can
attest.
Dose. from one to two tea-spoonfuIs in one or two
t1'le-srO"iiGis VI water , times a day before u"als-
Il shnull act up0a the oWrls rec or twice a week.
None genuine without N. name and The uame % the
medicine blown on the sCttle. with ms written sigma
tuTe on each h.ci; also a Journal nf Femal. Diseases
accompanying each ho;le. Price. Sl,5u.
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SAML NELSON.


Hall Cooperstown, Nov. 81. 1855.
Dr.. -HEALI Dear Sir have Just heard that YOU
ie.vc the village in the morning l should ne very
sorry that you should depart. without my good wishes
tIi thanks for your professional services in my fami
is the very serious indisppSition Of Mrs. Cooper. in
PASSIVE the turn Of life. some = or , years since. was
the worst affection she ever had ana I impute under
Providence her recovery to your medi inc.
Wherever you 90. l wish you success.
Relieve ne, Dear Sir, very truly Yours.
J. FTNNIMORE COOPER
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TX MISELI. Mn-nnfncrm- -

- =
- rer Of Carriages, bu-ries and ~
Wagons est side OF the Mahoning riy- AZ-N
er, Warren. Ohio. keeps on hand a large assortment in
his hEe, OF the latest and most improved eastern styles,
among which may be found a large lot ofsplendid Rock
aRays. OF various patterns. with one. two or three seats
a good supply OF sliding-sea Carriages. several OF which
are on a new and improved plan, having extension tops,
hcing different and far superior to anything ever manu-.
featured in this section of country. Also a goc iasscrt-
nent OF one-lorse Carriages, Buggies, and tgo-horSe
Wagons, all Of which will he sold as low as 1t any other
shop on the Western Reserve. By keeping none hut
The best OF Worknen and protesting to perfectly under
stand the business himself, and working none Tut the
Lest material that can he procured, he feels confident
that he can render entire satisfaction AS regards style,
quality or price, to every person who may favor him
with a call.
Most kinds Of country produce, good Lumber, and
secondhand Juggies taken in exchange for finished
work.
n. B.-PAINTING and TRIMMING done in good
style, at fair prices. and with punctuality and dispatch.
A reasonable credit viii be given to all responsible per
sons who may desire it. All work done at his manufac
tory is warranted.
Remember the place-West side of the Mahoning riv
FL, directly west OF the new bridge, Warren, Ohio.
april -. le53. ELI X. WISELL.
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UAUTROT q GILLETT, Wholesale

' and Retail Dealers in CLOCKS. WATcuES JEwELEY,
SuvER-W ARE. and FANCY G0ODs, Warren, Ohio.
Having Just returned from the Eastern Man
factories. We brought with us 4 very large.
assortment of eNtra-hne English Lever Watch <sr
es, in gold, hunting and plain cases. Also-a superior
quality OF Duplex Watches, with independent seconds
inst the thing for timing horses. Also. English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
a larger stock Of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
than was ever before offered in this place. Our assert
ment of Jewelry, We latter ourselves, is a better selec'
ton than we have ever before made, having purchased a
much larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
tufore been brought to this place. such as We can fully
rccommend. Everybody is invited TO call and exam
ine my stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing T. sell
again, will find a large assortment, and prices that viii
compete with Eastern Cities. as We purchase our good:
directly IRON the manufacturers, and Will sell Tor "a.
small P:06ts as any other establishment in the country
4 few dne Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, vii
he sold very low. Now is the time for securing 4 COED
bargain. Call soon and see for yourselves.
NateheN lewelry, &c, carefully repaired and var
ranted. i , Engraving neatly done.
Oct = ES5s
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RECOMMENDATION.

From CHEF Justice Nelson - have been acquaint-
ell with Dr. Iir1'i several gears, and can cheerfully
bear testimony t. has goo private character. AMI high
professional 1ttlIumeuts and can c. ufdeu.lX recon-
mead him TO the = 'Hs a gentleman. in every way
entitled TO their respect AMI confidence. I trust he
may succeed IA this Change q his professional laburs
AMI am sure thst h cannot fail. II integrity and enter
prise, together Sith "a high professional standing. re
cc;ye their due and proper rewards.
SAML NELSON.
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WESTERN newspaper are n Wing a 1T
tie fun nj the EXPENSE Of New Hampshire.
A person travelling in that Safe thGs
writes The TDiejo print: Al along tn
/ noticed great Trucks # rocks careful,
feneei IN, nr - o-ar reason | could
imagine than to keep The cattle ont, an
thus prev n, the r star, - 3 a.h."
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DR. wEAvERs cANKER AND.

SAIL hht' SNEtP- aut CEkATf.-
II i sr ir-iI~Hutiair Tact that ID. a. Owe medicines
ire the orir irttlH p" refs ties nn@ i-'-r, ,he iu lie.
i'I 'htt SOUS LfuI t"i- : u t''ur- Irs sfp~is-. Sore
t~' 'r'f--'l Fever Sores So Heat. se-r,u-c
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no. zoe L''-is, i-i-t p,
completely cared Of FRY -nel4s % my le2- al.sI o'uH
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tte lae in'lrHie' tt ls a-r- Nhten as aStsn,
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fr- 81 >!I lu 60 rsJ. E"uI So O.. KOS le~ rus- 10
H-y . i.fr.. ti,t ie sui sell L> ~-=ii-Aau o. a1-.,-
stetL- Il cuuttH-tso Iua Il =a az. ; oi -N-..ie.. aafL
his water Ia al Ilr>t ever ist- tss sr s.-L--ai ..s O.t
hundred year, "A hOUs r.i-o>t a- that cost i.H IOn-
saul dollar, tH4 ytt- ui.ll-- pie O. an -..yvH &c.
Il siOcatr- g. liOE.Iuu. CO ia larlI IEf ~-.lt'-.trr
rod. aHi a GU; one hIair-. T. .I.Ia tr iyu =
20 81 ard War;. rp1i. IL cl.-o. i=. please lLy.
nne wishing d resijs nee in jlc co1ruy.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.


LEElsBURG, Union Co.. Pa.
May =. iS55
Ma J. A. RHoDES-Drar Sir: The box Of medicint
you sent ne was duly received on the nth OF April
aud 1ud you herewith. receipt for the same
1 have sold about one half or iL. md so far the people,
uho have used il are atished that it has cured them.--
Il has certainly stopped the Ague in every one who haa
used it. and SLE OF the cases we're Of long staining
My sister. who has had il for Eve or six years hack, anil
could never get il stopped, except ny Quinine. and that
inly as long as she would take it. is now, ] think, en-
tirely cured by your remedy
If IT thus continues to keep OF the Ague. as I think
il will, sou Eiay expect froa ne large orders
IAN, sir. yours. very truly,
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