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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

= I4FV I'd .1TsIlIi3i NJ IA.N I 3
T>HE undersigned has opened, on Augusta Street.,
L III the new Store ..eon between GoNan's Doo.s
Store, and ccherrers ConIectiohary, handsome
Sediment of
CLOTHS, C1SRINEREs, VESTINGS, dc.
which he is prepared to manufacture into garments
o. all descriptions, agrceaoly 10 the latest iasious.
The patterns OF his goods OF the latest style
having purchased them this Spring in the Northern
cities. He has in his employ experienced crook,
who only desires trial to satisfy the public OF his
efficiency. The public are respectfully invited to
call on lim and examine his stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. Ills prices are moderate.
March 81, 1855. JOHN M. HELM.
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Very tfuiv, Your friend,
a copy of the original. WIN. RISON
foras, respectfully
MARTHA SHELLEY.
Isle of Wight County, Va, Aug. Il, ls42.

The following certificate is from one of our mo.
respectable citizens
Prom a Neul algc pain, extending from my face t,
the shoulder, suffered :auch t. ncai ac;iat,
Ire tor business. Alter usiGg the i.beu;natie lii
dozeu tines was entirely relieved iro.a all pam
L. >. T..LlAs i4tsno.
Richmond 1870
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WESTON, Forsmith Co., n. G., Doe Il. leil
Messrs. Dove y Col purchased OF .on iii hay
lass o.ie oezen OF your ''iu.i o.i' to sell at hay
.ato.e. Shortly atv4 had valuable riting horse
M,.ai bseaie iale i has souid-. and useless as to
se,tee tied several vi the prescf. popular reine-
dies a,.I ihnients his shoulder, AID th.y did no
soud co4.tausu ia.le as before, and thought /
would Use your 'iu,.i Ull.' applied hall L5tii.
ani can say with certainty ms slou,er is emit, eiy
stage IRON TINS place to lseedsyie. | will buy
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
JOHN IL. WHITE.
Richmond Feb. 10, ls55.-ly.
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Warranted to cure, aud no danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
va Price so and Is cents bottle.
DOVE 4 co.
Sole proprictors, Richmond Va.
kicHaoNp, Jan. IL, 1885,
Mersrs. Dove 4 Go. For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone Of
one OF his legs /; lie has had the very best medica!
advice, and the st?ictest attention from I,ysei-the
has been repeatedly poulticed aud burnt with
caustic /; a. intervals whilst giving applying medi-
cine, he has been kept on low diet and also kept per-
ieutly quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be as large the palm OF mans hand
and at others larger than hall dime, and even
when it has attained this small size would break on.
again. became certainly discouraged about it, and
one day, while in your store, l asked you what l
must do for it, you give me a bottle OF your Turf
OIL, and after using bottles (hy tue direction it
was entirely headed Previous to the ta.e Oh Using
it, he had host months FROM his but since, he
A..s neye. lost singh Lay. / - III add that / have
expcu.sd aselessly Ais limb, about two hundred
and ty doiia;s aud II gives ine pleasure to aud to
the uauy you nave, THIS testliuulal OF the virtues
vi your Turf Gil. Nefy respeet.m lilly.
). l.. SHELTON.
"a copy-publishcd by permission from lady of
this cityl
Mes7ss. Dove 4 Co.--Gentlemon Il Used por-
ton bottle of Tai Oil, which you very kindiy
presented Inc w.,h, and take pleasure lii saf ling
tlat .ouId 1t eiiectu.i in removing an eruption
tue ski,,, .og whic. lad been practised upon -
scGe. al years by physicians, without receiving the
least bsnvat. also Recommended 1t to u iricnG vi
mile, who FOR years has bt.n annoyed wlti, 4
si.nar eruption o. the skin, and he iniori,ed a
lew days sauce that no.n the use OF one bottle he
had te,n entirely cured. Respectfully
uec. Z. l.: ID Lax " iCH'
BIG IsLsso, VA, Nov. l, ls54.
Messrs Dove & Co.---ueAticinen II used about
one-.nui til OF bottle oi you: "tart OA Gl,on the
back "a my horse; the Moi .. cack ailsst cves saw
en,ltely Jaw, place neatly as ia,se my hand j;
this s.ngle applicauunti on, appie@ it ence)
.uscu up entirely ana oc.niaaantiy. really Was
surprised at the VulcAuAs It's curative properties
All tnilA It more prompt and e.Gcacious tnan amy
thing the kina ever saw aud have soia thou
saas OF bottes % other pfepa atioAs iOr slaii..r
purposes. Respectfully,
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The following is from one Of the most respectable
gentlemen in the county OF Botetourt
AMsfkhuAa Il, Jan. !. lss2.
Messrs. Dove &Co.-Gent-enea IL have sold
scvera. bottles OF your Rheumatic L;ni.nen. upon
your terEis-no cure, no pay-and it has proved e.
tcacous in nearly every case. A citizen of our place
who, for several winters, has been unable to get
OF bed has tried bottle and it has kept him Vi,
far, and Lie il now ALE tn labor at lis Il aa.-
(blacksnith.) Yours &c,
W, HCTCuESON
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SALE OF Ian D.

4 L E OF L a N D.
RY virtue Of deed of Trust executed TO us by
- George II. Mitchell, and Of record in the County
Court oi.ce of Augusta. We will ON Saturday the
2lst day OF April sot proceed to sell in the Town OF
staunton., 80 At'R4s OF land being the unsold por-
ton OF the land purchased by said Mitchell Of John
Ii. Peytons executors. We will sell certain personal
property consisting of Household and Kitchen fur
nitu.s.-TERNS CASH.
N. X. TROUT. / m.,,..oo,
March II. k.P. KINNEY. J ''aS'''''
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WISsfoS FoasYrn CouSry, y. c., Dec. IL, 1854.
Messrs. Dave Z Co.-Hhen in your city, in May
last, purchased OF You mai. dozen OF your kheu-
sold the above TO Capt. 1nod o. our place, ton
terms,) who has been AFFLICTED tor i've year
with rheumatism has consulted Physicians, and
used every remedy he could obtain on the stores If
our toxin, but they did no good whatever. lie tiled
the eettie OF your Liniment and was so much re-.
heved that he called and paid for it, and purchased
row had negr" wSa had haao H ID a"t H.,
same number OF years, part OF which tine unable to
do any work the Doctor did everything ior him in
his pewerr and concluded to your Imminent. AZ
ter the use halt bottle lie was restored and able
to do his daily Labor.
! send the above that othcrs may be induced to
use the same remedy. You can send me several doz-
en-, which, cha ge to my account; Its good med
icine, anl will always sell. JN0. Ii. WHITE.
EehiAond, Feb. 10, l,55.--3m
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Bruises and Sprains, Sore Back,
Ulcers and Fellons, Splnt and SPAWN,
Scalds and Burns Sweeney and Polevilc,
Sore Legs and Chilbains Withers and arbles,
Fresh Cut Wounds, Chafe and ChestiUuus.er,
Cramp and letter, Ringbone and Sandcrack,
Stings of Insects, Windgail and Numbness,
Wounds under the Nails, Saddle Gall \ old Strains
lntamed Breasts, Swell Legs, and
Glanduar Tuinours, Stiffness OF Joints.
Cracked Heel,
Warranted to cure, aud no danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves scar.
N:aa- Price so and Is cents bottle.
DOVE 4 co.
La L ;1l..
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From ono Of our b.s. citizens

From ono Of our best eitizens !:
R,euaosp. June 20, 1851
Gentlemen In the month OF Octobcy, 1868, !
soeis afflicted with Kheunatisni in nv siagl
der As 20 be unable TO take oil my shirt, had yo,
told me you would have given the city OF kien-
moHd II so and in this condition c ,ntinued for
sevefa! days when called npon ,oa iof Oh
year Hhrnuatc LiEimcnt, w...ea yoa gase ne. saw
ing you required Pay un.sss taaa raiief
After using it or three days, found myself entirely
Well, and well as VAS in oy lille, being en-
trey rree from all pain nor have had the slight.
est return Of pain since; and il necessary am will
hng to certify Ia this 10 any who will call upoa
me at my store on Cary ST., in this city.
FRANCIS CLLNpISlNG.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

MOTICE--R. A. Baird having formed a
lN co-partnership with J. D, wcy of ofFranklin, ,wilo
continue business before, at the old stand in lie
Be. X. undrr the name and hrRI nj r. A.. Baird IL G
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Sowing Corn for Fodder.

EDITOR OaIo FARMER.-At a late meet
ing OF the Cesar's Greek Farmers Club,
of Green county, Ohio, the following mem
bers gave theie experience on the above sub
jeet:
DAVID LAuGAEAD, said he plowed his
ground and scwed about the lst OF June,
broadcast, and cut about the lst of Septem-
Der. He had TO cut sooner than he would
have done, on account of its being blown
down. He inclined to the belief that there
was tendency to fall dogn when sowed
broadcast. He had slso sown some in drills,
wide enough apart to get between the N with
the shovel pow. And the hills about Is
inches apart, and from Is to 25 grains OF
kernels in the hill. 1t was much easier cut,
cured, and handled in every way, and makes
feed much better than the best of hay
He was therefore in favor Of the latter plan.
JOSEPH K. LAUGHEAD, said he had also
tried the experiment Of sowing broadcast,
and his experience was altogether against
sowing in that way. He sowed about two
bushels per acre, and thought the great diff
fculty was in getting it thick enough, if it
was fresh rich soil, aud good growing
season. Ifit was thin it grew too tall, and
was Of such rapid growth that it had no
strength of stalk to support itself. His fell
down, and cost more than it was worth, to
cut and save it. He said it was the best feed
he ever had, and was easier cut into feed
than hay, straw, or oats.
D. w. McMILLEN, had sown broadcast
about two bushels per acre. His was lime
stone clay soil. Clever sod turned under
and well pulverised before sowing, and har
rowed twice after sowed, about the lst o
June. 1t grew from three to four feet high
Stood up we'll. He cot from 2I to toni
per acre. He found from experience IT wat
very bard to cure. He thought it would b,
best to tie in small sheaves and let it stan,
in shock from two to three weeks befor
putting away in barn or stack. @g6
RoBERT GeoReE, was of the opinion /
vas all lost time, and a waste of ground :
SOW corn for fodder, when there was almost
If not quite, as good 10 our corn fields ever
year. His plan was to cut the tops off tn
corn BY the ear. Might commence tOppin
many locality he had ever been in, as 500
assthe corn was hard, and before the fodde
began 10 ripen. He never had any corn ID
juved By topping. A hand could top, q
andshock from one and a halfto two acre
o. day f,f ast tsg s.sfs is,ss e1ag3f .ssolat
Standing Committee we're appointed .
Stock, Field Crops. Manure, HorticuItur
Agricultural Implements, and Farm Bull,
ings. RoB'T. Baows, Secretary.
4
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AtWatcr Seminary.

THE Winter Term of this Institution, 10.
i Gated in Atwater, Portage county, o.. on the Cleve-
land e. Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday. December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Principal. Mr. E. b.
FAIRCHILD, assisted by Miss J. H. BARTON; both
from one of the leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts.
TERMs-For common English Branches, $500
H CHER Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French 70
Instrumental Music (extraj including use of In
strument, lu'uu
pencl Drawing, 2,UU
Good boarding can be had in private families, at
verv reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees beg leave to assure the pub
lic that this Institution is recognized permanent
basis and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches, surpassed by ne other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
tisunder the control Of competent Instructors, who
have had much experience Teachers in dne Of the
Arst nstitutionsn Mass and who will de-
vote their best efforts to promote The moral and in
tellectual welfare of those whose instruction is COM
mitted to their charge.
For particulars please address the Principal,or
LYMAN HINMAN, o..
ORRiN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,) ..-Es
AtWater, Nov u, 1854. 4S9.u.
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Stoves for the People!

T 8. CLUTE, would Say 10 the people Of
O kavenna aud vicinity that he continues To carry
ON the Copper, Tia aud Sheet Iron business in all its
branches, aud will furnish good Nre any other
esiablishme and cheap too. He wlpay especial
attention TO the uhaDufcturinga putting up Of Fave
Troughs. and will DO all work in that line cheap nd
"leetlen better than any of the some horsen Tin
shops travelling Rboutthe touptry.G .-sit4hg $50
AHwares made and sold at THIS establishment, will
be Of the very best materials, and dUnein the most
workmanlike manner aDe warranted. He Intends TO
keep on hand general assOrtmentof STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latest aud best patterns,
and at prices that defy competition Old Copper, Brass
Pewter, Rags and most kinds Of country produce re-
short notice. ~ = t'
His shop is the south side Of Main st just aeros:
from tho Pboauiv R ok, Ravenna, Ohio Just call IN
aud eatisfy yourself, gentlemen as to the quality o
work and prices. JOHN S. iCLUTE.
Rayenna Sept II, 1854 --lr y 494etf a.
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Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
AN 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu=
Il la, Kings Evil, Kheumatisai. o bs, nate Cutane
Gus Eruptions, Pinmples or Pustules n the face
Botches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and l. in of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers Syrhil Disorders
Lu mbago, Spinal Compaintsapd all Disehs sarisng
from an nudicous use ofMercury, ,lmprudene in Lfef
TPrhs great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood sauw usedby thousands ograteful patiensfrom
all parts of the United States who testify daily the
cures performed by the greatest OF all med
icines, .CARTER'S SPANISH MixTURE.' Neu-
raga, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin.
Liver Disease, Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores Affections Of
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com
plaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
speedily pntto fghtby using thie great and ines
For all diseases of the blood, nothing has yet been
found ii compare with it. 1t ceinscs the system of
all Impurities acts gent and efficiently ON the Live
and Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone TO
Stomach. makes the skin clear and healthy restores
the Constitutions cHfeeblcd by disease ort."eh down
by the eXccsses of youth, to its pristine vgor and
strength. ..i,. ,rHv t..E srst@4l f# Hti -Id
For the Ladies' it's ineomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses of GATHERS SPAN
Gs MATURE will remove all suilowness 0fcOmpleXionj
bring the rose manting to the cheek. give elasticity to
the stGp and improve The general health ira remarks
able degree, beyond all the medicines overheard of.
The large number of certificates whi irl we haVe're.
ceved from persons from all parts of the United States
is the best evidence that there is no nmbug abohtit
The press hotel keepers magistrates, ply sicans and
rub lie men, Wei Known to the community, ali add
their testimony The wonderful effects of this GREAT
| BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gall on the agent and get circular and Almanac;
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
Medicines has performed. 1w'sE
None genuine unless signed BLNNETT g. BEERS,
| Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va to
whom all orders orsupplies and agencies mustbe ad-
dressed.
And for sale by 1. Swift, and C. Hatch. Ravenna;
Waun g. Wilson, Dcerfcld; b. Bostwick, Edinburgh;
/ J. W. Gone, franklin Mills; G.. q G. 4. Harmon,
| Aurora; 0. l.. Drake, Freedoms; Parsons & Root
! Windham, all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
| Ratehnu. Nov. go, 1854. ts...- -mt,. sF0y lys$.t
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Boot and Shoe store.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity,
thath has been receiving during the past week, gem
able for the Spring trades comprising the various kinds
and coors of Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys Youths,
Misses and Chdren's CATERS Enameied Pat Leather
and Calf skin Congress Gaters, Bootes and Buskns,
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pair
of Ladies and Gents Rubbers just to supply the pres
ent demand
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves, they may be assured OF fLdne
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times mar2l-33 ..--
Ravpnna March 10. 1S55 VIM. GARDNER,
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DaguerreOtyDeS.

MATTHEW'S Daguerien Rooms, at Sey-
H mour,s Block, on Main st. The rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement OF light, for
taking good clear and fine ikenesses in the most care
full manner, cannot be exceed. NO other roomsshall
nroduce finer spe cimens of the art than at mine.
Every variety, style and finish ofCasesfor Miniatures
en- hand.
Persons wishing to send their likenesses to their
friends by mail can find cases expressly for the pur
pose. VIM D. MAI lhENS'
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New Arrangement.

THE Subscriber having taken the old
i stand of Durham 4 Gardner, 3 doors east of the
brick block, in Ravena, continue the Boor
SHOE and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He wlkeep on hand, TO meet the wants of his Gus
TONER'S general assortment in the Boot and Shoe line
of all kinds fbOth eastern and home made work, and
most kinds of Leather, LnDgs, Findings, Lasts, &c.
Alhome made work will be OF the best material that
can be procured and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in of the best establishments in the
country, he futters himself he furnish his custo
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line, that
will compare in style and durability with the best work
made. either east or west.
Cash, Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment.
Raycnpa. March IA, l255-32-tf JOHN GILLIS.
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Sash aud Blinds.

THE subscribers keep constantly on hand
i Window Sash of nearly all sizes manufactured in
the neatest and most substantial manner, and will
make to order Blinds on the shortest notice. TheyiI
yite those in want ofthese arteesto call and oxamie
their manufactures before purchasing elsewhere.
Shop few rods directly North Of Unnio Block, near
parmelc's Steam Mill BROWN & SPARR.
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New Goods at No. q. Et.
JOHN H. BOSTWICK g. CO., SPRING

ADVENTISEMENTS. w
w E are prepared to offer our customers
w New Goods at hard time prices. As the past
year has been without precedent, bringing losses
tpon all classes almost running the farming COM
nuuty we shall endeivor to make the prices OF our
Goods suit the exigeneics of the times. As usual We
are the first to supply the people with New Goods and
we hone that all those who ready to buy Will give
s the first chance Considering the very distressing
season that has past, cannot complain of the pat
ronage have received, and through the coming seat
son we solicit at least full share of public patron
age.
Our Goods are ready for inspection and sale. ~
JOHN H. BOSTWlCK T. Co.
anr;I Ok 1875 If '. .-t
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ME will give a few articles that can be
w found at ali times at our Store. Dress goods,
Dress trimmings, Collars, Underseevos, Laees Edg-
ngs white goods of all kinds Linens Hosiery, Gloves
Veils Cords, Tasses, Buttons, Zephy Worsted, Shirt
Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Shawls.
FIannels, Innings, Checks, Stripes, Tckings, Jeans
Satnnets, Eassimeres Doe skins, Broad Cloths, Car
pets Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Ribbons, Bonnets, cur
tain Muslin, Comforts, Suspenders, Fringes, &C..
Gators, Boots, Shoes, Groceries and spices, Crock
ery Glassware, and every thing that the necessieso
the people demand.
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, Of
~ the finest quality, can be found -
Ian Il. 1854. - :. nt !. r. A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
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Cherry PICTORIAL versus s. III. MOa
laSSeS.

TN order that the good people in "this part
/ of the country" may not be deceived by the well
intended but misdirected advice of Drygeods dealers
who are interesting themselves in regard to the
edies which should be usod, wish to inform them
that we have had NOR. to do with wnat CALI
ed patent medicines for u long period Of time, and
as our customers can testify weare very cautious
about intending them, but we would like to sug-
gest that il isnot worth the while for them to listen to
the advice OF those who trying to build up the sale
an article be 1t ever so honest aud paateabc' that
can with difficulty lie distinguished from favored N.
o. Syrup, by endeavoring to depreciate remedy the
component parts of which are known and which is
certainly an article of value. sour relations and
personal acuuaintances this side Of Philadelphia,
New York and BostOn' have tried both of them and
there is no doubt medical virtue in bottle Of
asses and ii is ascertained by experiment that
sea can be produced by improper dose of the one
almostas certainly as by the other.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR
J. PROPERTY IN RAvENNA.--A House and lot
situated In the peasantest part the pleasant village
of Chagfin Falls. Said house Is new and finished.
even 10 paintDespareri ne and blinds. and lconsains
ten rooms, besides ButterS, Clothes Presses, Hall
Wood.hbuse, &es There fs also Barn on the totI
ulsrs enquire Of VIM R johnson, over r VI SEYMOUR
Store. March 7~sl"u
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. --1- READ AND BE CONVINCED. ~
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

John Hoffman,, Jeromesyille, Ohio, May 3Oth, 1883
saId 81 write to state for your satisfactoD and also
recommendit to be- highly valuable medicine, ,whicu
III know from having used itinmy own family tony en-
tire satisfaction. All who have used II give the same
recomm endatiOn.'s & S tH 'f1
Stephen A. MeaIy, Canton, Ohio, May II, Is53,says:
s'Havng heard your German Bittershghly recommend
ed from sources in which placed muchcOnfdence,
| orderedfonr bottles from Cleveland. One Of them
from ii; two of tho others sold Immediately, and
woul Id like you to send me supply OF II to se''
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1854, says:
ssYour German Bitors hayeproyed successful in every
case that has come to my knowledge and has opened
| for itself great demahd.'
Thomas Letchford, Cothgton Ohio, Dec. 26th, 1853,
says; 'My wife has been affected wihthe Liver COM
plant and Dyspepsia for number of years. during
she received very lhle bene6t tbereirom, and finally
the doctors said she could mol be cured Last spring
she euded to try YOUR Bters, she took two bottles
and ever since taking them she hes been able attend
to her business, unyery lately she had new attack,
but has again commenced the Bitters Il ha We sold
qnite number Of bottles through her recon menda-
ton and as faras can learn, It has given satsfaction
TO all, ,,ig5e 4htI li hY ai{ ABtai GssaRaa
says: Permt me to bear testimony the remarkable
efficacy your German Bitters In the cure OF LIVER
complaint For years previous to takihg III 1 wasse-
yesey afflicted with disease @ the Liver much that
efs, thanks TO akind Providence, find myself en-
rely restored TO- health and able to resame my usual
These Biiters are entirely vegetable and freefroin
Alcoholic smuiant and alinjurous ingredients. mild
in their they strengthen system never
fhsy areentirely vegetable andfes from all fbjarf
sasoidby dealers IN medicine sysrywbets. aa}e2
Sold by.l Swift, and G. Hatch, Rayenna; Waun q
cons Fransi ssnSis s Harmons sS:ors =
4 o. i. Drake. Freedom; Pafsons & Root, Windham
ana dealers in medicines every where. n.