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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-10
Railroad Riot at Eric--GMc Mile
OF Railroad Track torn up!
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Ktot H3 GREAT EXCITEMENT.
O. The following communication, from the
Especial Reporter" of the Plain Dealer, in
regard to the riot at Erie, will be read with
interest.
if'of' 1+2.. ERIE, Jan. s, 81 P. NJ.
:" Ed. DEALER.-Sir-We are in the midst
of a eyolution-"bloodless as yet" As
was expected, the rioters from all parts oi
che county are on hand to-day, to celebrate
as they cay, the "Glorious Sth." They be-
gan early this morning to come in from the
Country. The city was in commotion about
10. Knots of rioters were to be seen in
groups about the city, talking, swearing, and
drinking. At about IL the Harbor Creek
ties were out in full force with bars, axes,
and picks, and commenced the demolition OF
the track at that place, ripping up about one
mae of tie rails!'
Several came up to the city, where the
mob spirit was evidently tagging, and have
opened gap in the track at the bridge cross
Ing, 50 that no trains can pass for the pres
aent. l "
The greatest excitement prevails. There
will be bloody works here this winter. The
-GWenor and State Courts of Pennsylvania
have got to protect these Roads, or the Ohio
Central Road will be ripped up from Crest
line 10 the Pennsylvania line. Mark that.
Z, p M.-The work of destruction is still
going on. The mob have it all their own
way to-day. .....
1t is expected the military will be called
ont tomorrow. Twill send you dispatch
by every train. Yours, &c.
GABRIEL.
.rF..g..-s STILL LATER
ERIE Jan. --5 P. NJ.
Erie Bridge over State Street torn down
and a mile of the Road at Harbor Creek torn
up. Sheriff driven off the ground and pei
ted with Eggs and Snow Balls"
We had hoped that the people of Erie,
were done with their outrages toward the
Railroad company, but the above, gives US
reason to believe that "Erie Troubles are
not yet over.
The lives and property of citizens, of the
different States are hssre again subjected to
the whims, impulses and passions of law
less mob. We don't know of any effectu-
al remedy, unless it be one similar to that
administered to Greytown. A lombard
ment or something of that nature which
might bring the people of that deluded town
70 their. senses would be of advantage.
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pertinent and Elo0uent. :

The Washington Union concludes an ar
ticie, ably reviewing Mr.. Banks Know
Nothing speech in Congress, thus:
'A Mr.. Banks says that foreigners have never
been invited here! Who invited our fathers!
What Indian chief was it that sent out for
fhs May Flower! Not invited! Do the sun
and the rain invite the springing grass!--
Does the clear air Of morning inspire the
soar Of birds! Do the warm kisses of sum-
mef Invite the ripening fruit! Not invited!
They we're invited by the Declaration OF In
dependence. which appealed to the world for
ihe rights Of Immigration. They were IN
yited By the constitution, which provided for
naturalization. They were invited by re-
psated legislation upon that same object
OR bFosd and fertile and nnpeepled terrific
ninnited ihems Our abundant resources
zRited them, There was starvation at home,
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JcPC0NSUMPTION AND SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
See the certificate of Mr.. Turner H.. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor of the Farmers Hotel, FreIer-
icksburg, Va. and late of the City Hotel, Richmond,
Va.
DR.. John Mingc, OF the city Of Richmond, though a
regular Physcian and of course opposed to what he
called quack medicines, was obliged to say that its
good effects in tho case ef Mr.. Ramsey, were wonder
ful indeed.
He had been given up by several Physicians; had
tried most of the quaek medicines, and was on the
verge Of despair as well the grave, when he tried
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture. ..i'r 4u-'t
We refer the public to his full andlengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertisement. %. ID r y. 90 93.4w
HOoGdHd's German Bhtcrs.---Tiis superior u,edi-
cine, from the Recipe OF the famous DR.. Hoohand, is
selling rapidly this season. when there are so many
bilious attacks well diseases of various kinds a
rising from disordered digestion and impure blood
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson let be remembered, Is sole pro-
prieor and his Office is at 100 Arch ST. Phila. 23-ew
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WHAT A Cry EATs.-Some time ago we
gave some statistics, derived from the Lon
don papers, of the amount Of food that me-
tropolis consumes. The New York Tribune
gives a statement ofthe number Of beeves,
cows, calves, swine, sheep and lambs brought
to that city during the past year for slaught-
er.aa Estimating these animals at the pres
ent jmarketgalue, it, appears that New York
paid to the farmers, the year past, 8 ,669s-
600 and over for the indulgence Of the car
nivcrous aPpetite.a ~ ps''las9's 4sa.A..
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and there was plenty here. The Almighty
himself invited ,thepi.y Shame on the poor
uarro1 spirit which, under such cicun-
stances. would exclade them Let them
come! They ,eil come, at all events. Let
US do our best to relieve their hunger, II
they are destitute, to instruct them, II they
are ignorant, TO make them friends instead
Of enemies, and, as fast as we can do so safe
ly, let US give them the rights, not Of con-
spirators or secret plotters, but Of Ameri-
can citizens.
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All for EEaVCa.DiDac.

A man named Crocker, in December.lS53,
was. elected from the cars between New
London and Norwich, Conn. Crocker wish
ed to 60 from Norwich to New London, the
fare for which, when ticketwas procured at
the office, was fifty cents. Crocker went to
the office but the door being closed he could
get no ticket. In the cars he offered his
fifty cents, being all the money he had, but
the conductor demanded five cents more, be-
ing the penalty for not procuring ticket at
the office. The conductor called his men
and thrust Crocker out of the car, by which
his knee-pan was broken, and he obbliged
to crawl three quarters of a mile to house.
The Judge told the Jury to enquire whether
Crocker used due diligence to get a ticket.
and whether time was furnished him to get
ticket, il, time was not allowed him the
Company was bound to take him for fifty
cents. The Jury rendered verdict for
plaintiff for $4,000 damages 4 III, .@| "
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Sandwich Iands--AmncxntiOn.

. 1t is scarcely to be doubted, after receiv.
ing the last intelligence from these islands,
that all the obstacles to their being ceded to
the United State are overcome, and that the
treaty has by this time been signed by the
disclose but it is well understood that the
price which our Government is to pay for
the island kingdom is to be an annuity of
100000 per annum, to be divided between
the king and royal family pro rata, the ave-
rage age Of the annuitants being forty years,
each particular annuity expiring at the death
Of the recipient
Will this be good bargain for US? We
think so. Allowing the parties twenty years
more each, during which period we annual
ly must pay the annuity. The San Francis
CO Herald, intelligent in the matter, says the
islands will cost us but the total of Sc ,OO0,-
600, which is by no means exorbitant, when
it is considered that $4,000 were given
for the wild waste acquired by the Gadsden
Treaty, and which is alone valuable from the
fact that it affords practical route for rail-
road across the continent, and relieve us
from the stipulation in former treaty which
compelled US to protest the Mexican from
tier from the incursions of the Indians
To estimate in figures, at the present time,
the value of the Sandwich Islands, would
be utterly impossible In an agricultural
point of view,l the islands contain within
themselves the elements of their own future
greatness, and under the benign influences
of republican institutions the resources will
be speedily developed. Unlike the Messil.
la Valley, the United States will acquire
considerable property by the purchase ofthe
Sandwich Islands, and the receipts for Gus
toms will amount to pretty respectable fig
ure annually. II is understood that, besides
the sovereignty of the islands, all the gov
ernment property will be transferred to the
United States. =, The value of the buildings
is estimated at s. 900, 900, and the claims
ON the British and French governments to
about $500,000, making an aggregate of
50 100000, which, if converted into money
and placed at interest, at the ratio of only
ten per cent. per annum-the current rate
of interest at the East-would amount, in
the time specified above, (twenty years }
principal and interest, to the sum of Sc, ,02U,-
600, or the amount which the United States
will have to pay for the,islands, according to
the above calculation. r.,, ...t..-,-.
Let us have the islands, then, say We
The Half Way House of the Pacific is not,
in these times of progress, a bauble to be
played with and then cast away Gin. En-
quirer. ,.s,.,.-.., .,..,...-,. ..,e.
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fI
DAMNING A BIRD.-We find in one of our
exchanges singular instance OF damning a
food Of songs. The writer ofthe anecdote
says: 1ytH saJ o. tshtD3.ra 2 .fa sHg 81
"a friend of ours has had, for long time
avery superior canary bird which has been
celebrated for its excellence as a songster,
and forwhich he has been offered large sums
ofamoney! About three weeks ago, our
friend being awakened from a map by its
voice, rose and hastily exclaimed, 'd-777ln
that Bird The bird, then at the height of
its song suddenly ceased its note, and from
that time to the present has never warbledor
even chirpped, but has maintained ian un-
broken silence: What philosophy OF in-
stinct, or of mutual affection between man
and his pets, can account for this!"-Buf.
Com! ADJ. ae54i si4tl baA asse3=s- @'' ~.
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NIw CovSrHsFKlRs.-Look out for lens
Of The Fafmidsfon Bank, Mass. vignetts,
a milk maid, tiiting with bucket In her
Jap, cow in re distance. large X and q
goddess ~ith the American flag, surround
ed by three cherhbs At the right end Of the
bill. The Lexington (Ky.) Observer says
that they have been shown a counterfeit
bill of the Northern bank Of Kentucky II
is one dollar bill made into tlOenty. By
holding the bill to the light and rubbing the
finger over the face the fraud can soon be
detected.
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rs now in good condition to do custom
i work to order and with despatch. We aro at all
times in Market for WHEAT at the highest figures Of
Gered. Now on hand for Winter tratlc,i Oytsash
3 GO,OGO lbs, Corn and Cob Meal, (Old
Corn,) ,,-..,.... .....m.. ....,...L...-
6,G0G lbs. clear Corn Meal. '''-
800 sacks Extra Flour, from pure white
(oho) Wheat. Common brands do. Shorts, Mid
dlings, &C., DC. GEO, BUEL, d Co,
Ravenna, Jan. 9Th, 1865. srf 3l !t 93-2w
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DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN WRITER.-The
New York Commercial announces the death
of the Rev. DR., Kitto, widely kne wn as the
editor Of the Pictorial Biblev ami author of
numerous works in Illustration Of the sacred
text DR.. Kitto died at Constadt, near Stutt-
gard, on the 25th ult., in the 5lst year Of his
age. s"'''b q 4,''s''' y 'ass's',' ''3 ~ .i
The coroner II Hamilton iit,a county, on Ohio
has held one hundred and eighty-nine in
quests during the year 1854. 'D.a ~ - a''Te +,
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Nru aAuertiarnlents."
Dissolution.

n Office is hereby given, that the co-part-
! nership heretofore existing between the under.
Sgued has this day, been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the firm, will besecd by A Hart
.. . ALPHnNSO HART,
p. E. CRAIG p" t'
RuVnnnn. Jan TO- tS55 5sF. 80 ,t... I...t
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Democratic State Ticket.


'e saii.a q FOR GOVERNOR,
-''' COL. WILLIAM MEDILL
oE FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
- =. $ FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
,yr .-.t JAMES MYERS,
A. .-,,,,,-. OF LUCAS COUNTY.
,.,,. SUPREME JUDGE-FULL TERM,
,-.,. i; WILLIAM KENNON,
,,;,-.-, s- OF BELMONT COUNTY.
ssoigrp. SUPREME JUDGE-sHoRT TERN,
@,s oj Sa R. B. WARDEN,
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
AUDITOR STATE.
.1sy4zy :, WILLIAM d. MORGAN,
OF CoLUMBIANA COUNTY.
oTi fsaH.9 TREASURER OF STATE,
i3sisft' JOHN G. BRESLIN,
s1ois7a ~ OF SENECA COUNTY.
y,T;l yido f SECRETARY OF STATE,
y1sa WILLIAM TREVITT,
-Boy3 F'seas OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Ssaa3 @9 ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Y;osli saa GEO. w. MCCOOK,
20 "ahl3 sloF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
;e,i sg, 'aa BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
]. B. STEEDMAN,
.g81gar.:l OF LUCAS COUNTY.
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UALE E'OF REAL EsTATE-By order n

~ the Court Of Probate, the 18th dayof February,
A. d. 1865. at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the pre-.
misses will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
Rcal Estate as the property of James Hoskns teceas
cd, to wit: Situate in the township of DeereId, and Is
know by being part Of lot No. 3d. commencing al the
South East Of said lot No 49, thence along
tho South limo 10 the Southwest corner: thence North
far that line running said ioi to the East line
of tile same, shall coBtn so acres Of land Apprased
at $4,000 90. Terms made known ut the sale. =, -
'. JACOB V. NELL, = -
.s .., CHARLoTTE HOsKINs,} Administrators. Adj
TunIn
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5prtlul NotitsH.
Notice.

From and after uate, twenty-five cents each will be
charged for the following articles, of not more than
five lines each: Marriages, Deaths, Notices of Fire,
Religions. and all Other meetings. The terms will be
strictly in advance apd attention paid to any notice
unless accOmpaniedby the cash. .s,t..'E
November 90, 1854,
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MurdeA.

AT the Paris Hous in Paris, on the 1st day Of jan.
by Brainard Seby Jr. Esq, Mr.. IRA GILBRRT, Of
Deerield aud Miss POLLY H. CALDWELL, OF Edin-
burgh. -H- -'3f -' ti's 30
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Gr<zS5S DR.. TUBES will be at the Prentlss House..
GZeS Tuesday aud Wednesday, until O'Clock p.
NJ. 3Dth and 3lst of Jam. iE'f n
See advertisement in another column.
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6ummrrtiaI gateIIi9entt, st.
RAvENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly By Geo, Buel and other DEAL
erS in the articles named belop.
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Or Probably the best pun in the language.
is the following BY Tom Hood, on the death
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Probate Notice.

NOTICES hereby given to all persons in,
following Estates have presented to the Court Of Pro-
bate for the County Of Portage, In the State Of Ohio
their several settlementa counts which placed on
inuedor tho inspection and exception OF ali persons.
Three weeks from date. Jan. q, 1855, to-wit; t,J
Dnril Isfni
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Snirif,I;ll Meeting.

GEO. +. LOCKWOOD, win Lecture at the Univer-
salist Church in Ravenna Sunday next at half past
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. All are Invited TO attend.
Ravenna, January 8, 1855.
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"Thsy went and folathe Sexton
And the Sexton toled the Bell"
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; " ? GKEAT EACTTEMENT.
b The following communication, from the
Especial Reporter" Of the Plain Dealer, in
regard to the riot at Erie, will be read with
interest.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28
Gcr-lal yroso5pic phycicisn


TX. N r. yjD-C N
I'TurLl spe, ,iv info ~ the citizens
~ &C y , don % vicinity. that he will
p~arfic mcSiu'ne n,. 10 Geiniari uroi copic
sys, m, which leads I'm TO locate and de-
scribe the symptoms Of disease Of CHRON.
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. a clean vial, containing
about two ounces ofuriuc, passed lrst IN the
morning with the name and age Of the pa
tient,wll enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence one individual can
bring several cases and medicine can be sent
TO any part Of the country. His remedies arc
wholly Of the reformed practice, differing cs-
sentially from those of any other system or
school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extracts,
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obyiatiug the Inconvenience Of bulk,
&c, heretofore all objection to their general
use Unlike the potent minerals they are
rcliablc,elhcicnt and safG-actirg In harmony
with natures laws withou: enerya,ing OF
prOstrating the vital functions of organic life
! he relative merits Of the two systeEis in
their application for the removal Of disease,
we leave for people u common sense to de-
tcruiinc.
Sangune that he Is enlisted In good cause
and for justiiiable ends-the cause of hui
nanitY-the cure and rest grafton tohealth, of
those suffering from disc se, with whcm are
associnted the choicest endearments Of life,
we cannot but invite and urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject,
and leave no means uutricd to promote the
health and happiness Of yourselfand friends.
From the humble and grateful recipients Of
I his ycmedios, he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgement in the most en-.
! tAusils,ie terms, If cures from diseases and
\ - Ia. I. Ill a.
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STATE OF VERMONT, / Be it remembered
District Of Addison, rs. ! that at a Probate
Court held ut Nliddlebulv, in and fer TIE
DGtrict Of Addison, on the l7th day of Feb
gusry, A. D. 1865:
Abram Foot, guardian Of oZIAS ". FOOT
and MARY JANE FOOT, minor children Of
Rnssel Foo, late Of Cornwall, in said District,
q deceased represents to this Court that /,
would be conducive TO the interests Of his
said wards to sell all the real estate situated
in Cornwall and Bridport in said District.
which WAS 81: on and ASSIGNED to them in
the division the Of estate OF said Russell Foot
deceased for the purpose Of putting TIE pro.
ccrls thereof at interest, and makes appli-
cation 20 this court to grant lin license to
sell the said real estate of his said wards.
fo- the purpose aforesaid 1t is thrreupon
ordered that said application DO considered
by this Court, Mt tho session thereof, 10 lie
holden at the oif,e Of the Register of this
Court in said Middlebury, cL Thursday, III"
9Th day Of March next. at ten o'clock in ths
forenoon; ard that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested, that they may ap-
pear ana make their objections, If any they
may have, to said licenSe being granted, by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in
TIE Mdd.ebury Register, a newspaper printed
.. aa'd Midd'ebury, three wco rs ruccessive!y
previous TO the time OF said Court.
JEp. S BUSHNELL, Ees:s.e:.
4 tvuo cory Of Record.
4i3w Attest Jed. ; bushnell, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Belt remembered
District Of Addison, rs. that, at Probate
coVr, held al Middlehury in and fer the
District of Addison, On the 18Th day O. Feb
rusry, A D. 1850.
lrcdcr!cS Miner, guardian of SARAH 4.
MINER Of Bridport in said District, a niino,
daughter of Uriah Miner late Of said Bird
port, deceased. represents 10 this Cont that
Il would be conducive to the interest of h!s
| said ward to sell all her real estate, being all
her interest in lands ard real estate set to
Sally Miner, willow Of the said Uriah Miner
d, ceased, for her dover in his estate, fci the
purpose ofputting he proceeds thereof attn
terest aid makes application TO this Court
10 grant him license to sell his said wards
real estate for the purpose aforesaid |, is
;hereuHon ordered, that said application be
considered by this Court, at the session there
OF; 70 be held at the office of the REGISTER of
this Court. 10 said Middlehury, on Thursday.
the Sjh day Of March next, at ten o'clock 10
the forenoon; and that notice thereof he
given 70 all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing CERT fled copy Of this order In
the Middlehury Register, newspaper print
cd in aid Middebury, three weeks success
siyely previous TO the time Of said Court
JEp S BUSHNELL, Register
true cory Of record.
i43w. Attest JrD, S. DusHSELr, Register
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THE GREATEcr
Medical Discovery oftho Ege,

Medical Discovery ofthe Ege,
MIR. KENNEDY, Of r, xl urs, Mass has
WI discovered N one Of ctr &, innon rai lure
weeds. . remedy that cures EYEEY KIM OF
UIINDR from the worst SrrnGlh down In "a
cannon Pimple. lie has liiod II N nvtt eitven
hundred eases, and never failed except in two
cases [bnlh thunder lumor lie las now in his
possession over two hundred certificates Of its
alue, all within twenty miles 1T Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure IA nuising
sore mouth.
One to three battles will cure the worst hind
Of pimples on the face.
Two or three bottles will cure blcs.
Two bottles are warranted tocure the worst
canksr in the mouth and stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles are warranted to cure the
worst kind nfery sipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all
humof in the eyes.
Two bottles ire warranted To cure running Of
the earsand blo,ches among the hair.
Four to six hoitles are warranted 70 cure cor.
rupi and running ulcers
One bottle will crre scaly eruptions Of the
ekin
Two or tree bottles warranted to cure the
worst kind Of rinewuim.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
wors, kind Of rheumatism.
Two or TIRES bottles are warranted to cure tie
sah-rhpum.
Five 10 eight bottles axe warranted to cure the
worst cases Ofscroiula.
4 benefit is always experienced from the fret
bottle and pc feet cpre lie warranted when the
above quantity is taken,
Nothing Looks 80 improbable to hose who have
IN vain tried all the wonderful Incidence Of TIE
u"y' AZ 'nat cnnm'n ween' io"int 9I inc ras
cry humor in the system. vet il is now fact. !
yon haze hnmor it has to stnrl. peddled over
Thousand bottles Of it in tho city Of Dostou.
NnoW we e"foe' %. '" ever! o"se. II n'S al
.r',N "'"s SUM- W we s'c"'. Wv e'er az"
~ ""SSt't " s"'' ~ :" -" WV
o'u, 20 olo Pe1ps oiS'M.y' ",Vv seen poor lu,
ny ,ouhl"- e"','.e", Nncts ."." W w s't 'uu
Many restored 10 pe'iec' S'''" OIL he"'h ny
u7.ns one "'',''' .t,
those VINO IRE subject 70 sl'h heA.H'.r' one
tou1 WIN H,W'ys cue IT, nen we 'ouy e
s"u'u " "ui ~ qo,e G"SH' vi, w"e,e na "o,e !,
viii c,,se yc,y ,,na,,l, ,.roos bu, Won INNS, no,
be alarmed-,h The, always disalrear In from four
dav IN =. veot. Tn, re- never vas ood re.nlt
froinii- the contrary, whenthc feeling is 70 ne
vow will feellilo a row rrrson, Iieard gone M
The most cx,ravagadi ercuniuu.s Of it ever man
listened to.
No chr"gc Of diet IL ever necessary Rat The
beet sou car get. and enongh OF II.
Care Of TsliS ant HHEOr
Mr.. Kcnnrdy-Orall the ills that Geph is ieir
toll believe nu,binp il no troubes one ashs boils
Sni had nv .b,re Of ,hcm, one after anot.lI.
,housht ,brre never would he an end TO them .,,,
III took ynnr Medical D;scn-erv. The frat lot.
ne checked ftem. and HE second cued me.
ROBERT WHEELR, Dorchester.
C7lre Of sick md NergovS HcGd.1chr.
rbis = D., c.-,;ry ,,,,,I ,,os,r,,llc with asick
.'r,t,,',,., A. .tr,,i,, k,ri--lL,d H.
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,e T fnn5 nav e .,renr,h aH o "a 'iy t