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400 pieces Amer. and Eng. prints, 30 pieces
rin.hams l25 do blesshcd cotton l., and
5.i brown co,tons, bleached and bro Allendtle
sheetng, linen sheeting, furniture iriuges, Tur.
key red drapery, pink, blue and black lawns.
bleachei and bro. drills, twilled osuaburgs,
beached and bro. incn drills planters linens
French linens, burlaps, tailcr'- canvas, nan.
keen gambroon. eottonades, denim-, striped
osnaburg, hickory stripes, Ch'ctw stripes,
camlc, Jeans, ehambray, bed licking, apron
checks. bIiianies, grass skirts, grass linen,
linen check, hcachcd and bro. linen table
dsmask, huckabaek, crash. bird eye diaper,
Richardson's Irish linens, white, black and
brown Hollands, black cloths, drap d'eie, doe
skins and summer cloths, osnabures, paper
cambria, black and colorsd cambric,, lelisha,
jacquard diaper pillow ease linens aud muslIns,
MAEs,lll.s rtttlt~. etc. etc etc.
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| u III }.

At the Planters Hotel. m Marshall, on sun.
day, the 9Th inst. Mir J W. BROWN
On the s,h inst. ADDISON SEARS, infant
son Of the Ialc Dr. A Nears
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Come ~ I.A~te
CHEAP FOR CASH.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
I WISH to call the attention OF the n
l ciunn. OF Harrison county to my ~
larg. stock of good. N store and 10 which Nv
additions ARE beng made every week. have
NOW on hand,
fifly.iour cooking. shop, office, and psvlor
from 50 ,u Sia3 TOO chair. of oil kinds
from rs cents to s 90 pee. ~ dining In
he-, assorted 30 wash and work stands, a..
sorted IS sofas. assorted 81 cribs and ~
btadles Is bureaus - card or side tables d
lou yes, safes, centre tables,
ehildren. Wagons, tubs, trays,
bowls, and buckets, assorted,
spinningwh.el,, broom- Hardware. 100 Kegs Of
nails, assorted, brad, and finishing nails oil the
best quality. castings Of all kinds, line lot OF
knives and forks, spoons, iadles &c. The finest
let OF pocket cutlery ever brought to thu place,
Guns and pistols. assorted. Queens, glass,
and TN ware large lot of le~elfy, watches,
and fancy goods, aeeordons. Musical ins,fu'
ments. toys. 81. Dry goods, boots shoes, hats,
caps, ard banneisi large lot OF wall ~
paper assorted, also large and well se- ~
lerird stock Of groceries, o. the Lest quaint!
all Of which intend to sell
fOk CASH.
A. am determined " de n cash business. do
not ASK for time, as necessity has compelled
me to adopt this rule
Call and settle up your old accounts, OF yoa
will be pushed on Them sure.
ALSO,
wish To sell out my house. lot, and stock
and bargain can be had BY any p-r,on that
wants 10 commence business here. will take
u.Hrop- STOCK or hor.eS and land IN mart pay :.
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I UMBRELLAS.
Wood ware.

aides and Gents Black SIS and Scotch
Gingham Umbrellas, cotton and fancy silk
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l.ANrN~.

htNASk and Brown Table Cloths
! PLAN Table Cloths and Napkins, in sets
10 match
plau and damask Napkins and Towels.
lrish liacG, assorted Numbers
Brown and checked Linen.
White and brown Drill, For sale a,
June :. 81, ny DIES.
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'vO the plaMtcrs

'VO the plAMtcrS.
- DOZEN GRAIN Cradles, complete
U DO Scyihes do,
DO Siesles do,
A large assortmen, of oa Chains
Fresh 81. Louis Flour.
BOYS Clothing. -
WIN. s. IiYNSON & co
MAY 10Th, 1886 S-u
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SILVER MATED \\mrr

DLATED Casters, Cak. Baskets, mugs;
! Tea and Table Spoons, For sale al
June :, '5G. uYDE'S.
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DLACk Italian, tor aprons, Pink, Blue,
ID Green, Whae aud Cherry, Florence. 70,
.alea HlDE'S.
June It'll. 1856.
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8lo38W0So.
CLASS Bowls on foot. preserve dishes on
NJ foot:
Covered preserve dishes; sugar dishes;
Pickle leaves and shells, lamps. lnolasses
pisA~1s. salt sellers. gsbets, tunbless, chan
nairnr and vines For sale =,
Jun. 7 81. HNDES.
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lSNl't.y&>.

I)l\k, Blue, l4ac, brown, and Ashes of
l Rhodes. IN solid eolor. figured Rtrcgc.,
vartol. color, and patterns. rich hgd 'iounccd
Robes FOR sale at
lune L % HNDE'S
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Gents Suits

IRE\Cil Cassiuer. Coats, Vests & Pants
! TO match together with a general a-sort-
ment Of Clothing suitable for the season. 70,
sale at HNDES.
juno III. 1850.
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BLANh> FOR SALE at this Once,
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A.1UINiSTRA1OR'S NOTICE.

.SUINISIRi IOR'S NOTICE.
I ETTERS Of Administration were granted
to the undersigned on the estate of r X.
Garrett. deceased on the 3l,t day Of March,
A. d 1886, by the county court pertaining to
the estates OF deceased persons, held in and for
the county of Harrison THIS i, therefore to
notify all persons having claims against said
estate to present them within the time pre-
scribed BY las, ami those indebted TO make
immediate payment.
q f.. GARRETT Admir-
Iuiv iath 1856 ts-fN
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>o.mv l.aMv> aud a:lra MAolrs.

SblAR Lamps OF various sizes and PRICES !,
y iurandules IN sets of five lights;
DO in pairs. For sale a.
June !. 80. H\DE'S.
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We have now the largest variety Of ladies
and gents Saddles eyer offered in this market
Saddle bags aud wallets brides and birdie
Filings, web teins, mar,ingales, erupper-, grths
and surcingcs, carriage and buggy whips. STIR.
rup feathers, buggy rein,, metal and wood
s,irrups. eowhde-. collars, harne-, blind br
dies, etc, etc. Also, dush leather, ensmela,.
duck and muslin, India rubber betting for rln
hand. .t,, ,is
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COUNTY SIrR\ENOR
FOR CONSTABLE,

= W. Slater s 4 candiia,e for re.electun In H.
Office If Constable, ~ Beat No 3. at the ru-rin
August election.
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' nricts.

Hickory Canes, Ivory Pocket and Toilet
Combt, SIDE and tuck shell combs, tecthng
rings, rat,lcs, ivory Whistles, court plaster,
knitting pins, needles, pms, hook. and eyes,
vhalebone, darulnu and croche needles, stilei-
to,. -peying needles, pull boxes, coat binding,
wax beads sin dress buttons, linen aud pearl
shirt buttons lasting and silk coat and vest
buttons, rlt coat and vest buttons, jet buttons,
German silver table and teaspoons, caba-, port
mnnales, genuine silver specks, German silver
DO, colorcd classes do, fob chains, bulton.hole
scissors, L,ons kntharlon, bear, oil, Lubin' =
extracts, golden he'll do French and American
do, French pomairs and hair oil, lily white, ilp
salye, beef marrow, &. u caps, grass lnc..
h-h hooks, suspcnier-, spectacle ra,es, esp
wirs - WING birds. tea bells, tooth, nail, slIat
lur. hair. cloth. shoe and horse brushes, spool
stard-, paste board, coral beads rubber bal :,
matches, shoe thread. long whalvb0ne, pant
buttons, cour links, shoe backing wash balls,
loukinr glasses, assorted an sizes, Yankee and
military shaving soap, tooth soap, musk cS.
traces, colored, white and glass marbles, shoe
thread 800 doz, Goats ge'ine spool cotton blk
and colorud spool cotton, sleeve bands enerr>.
kid rarters, cotton and linen floss hair pms,
razor s,rops, gold, silver ard steel thimble~,
KEY rings, twrezrrs, watch keys, linen tape
black aud white par thread, diaper pms, skirt
braid. kid dolls, drinking cups, cotton and ,ilk
facets, watch guards, head dresses, zephyr
wur,lcd, palm fans, fancy fans, ETC., etc, etc.
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For the Ladies'.

Iiuen Cambria Tape Bcrdcred and Embroi.
dercd liandkorchicfs, white, black, pink and
blue Grape, pari- printed lawn, Iaconeis and
musns, organizes. slis tissue and haregc-
fancy silks, black silks, clacc six, Florence
liz, all colots black, white and coloTed k,d
glove, buck, b.,a,ct pearl SIX. Isle thread
and black nix gloves. twisted -ik miit., buck
rauniiets, black fancy sbk pats bridal pat
terms jaoonri and SNi.. nccd.e-N orsed COLI
lar. sleeves and spencers, fancy bonnet ribbons,
tsiie,a ribbons lacouot and Sw',, iuset,lng>,
edglnss, houncngs and ruillolngs. blaek and
scarlet silk velyets, solid calorcd bareges, back
barcge A large lo. OF fancy dress trimmings.
--latest .tyles,) and the dress patterns 10 pat
H. on. Book, null SWISS, bishop, Victoria,
nansook, hair cord, checked, striped, plaid, DOT
ted Swiss, and PLAN laconci mas.m', white
and black six thule, manlilla lace for mant'-
las, long lawn. oil six, black silk laee thread
lace and cdgiug, blond lace, linen lace and eds.
inr, cotton lace ana edguy, Waite sud black
Ill. wells, white bobinci Mix i'iGsion, Grape
hslc. pink, hiuc and white tAr.ctons, black lace
and fancy six mauuhs, linen cambria, white
mafcelne silk, white satn, black silA velvet
ribbon, adj b,Hds OF hosiery ctc- ctc.- cic,
JeWclry.
"a N g. ~ - CT. oh nt,.
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NOTICE.

mr. W. +. NEAL is my duly authorized
- agent, to act Tor me during my absence
from the State.
" VI. G. MINIS.
| June 81, 1886 No-'a u.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

We arr authorized to announce the follow lng gei
ileinen ~ candidates for County Commandment 4
WI; T. u iilalock i J. Kennedy, John Mundrl
ia 7. rag " lillian lark
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l.lccti0M Notice.

Marshall. June 2T,h, 1856.
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sad dlcry.

A large and varied assortment, embracing
nearly every article IN the line.
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Fire iM Akron.

The new brick building. on Howard st.,
owned by Judge BRYAS--the lower room
OF which was occupied by ayers b Beadle,
as Grocery,--was destroyed BY fire on
Sunday morning last. The FIRE was discov-
cred about 4 o'clock in the morning; and
when the front door Of the store was broken
open, it had made such progress as to pre-.
clude the saving Of any Of the contents oi
that room. Some groceries in the cellar
were saved. Judge BRTAR had his Office
over the store, and Lost most of ne coatents
His building was insured in the Sunni,
Mutual for $500. His loss 10 between
$500 and $500 above. Ayers and Beadle
had their stock insured for $1,000 in the
Etna Insurance Co. They estimate sheiI
whole loss at 8l,5oo; leaving balance a.
gainst them Of $500. No clue to the cause
ofthe Ere has been obtained, -Samml Bea.
con. 81 -
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Mr. Mann's Lecturc.

Hon. HORACE MANN lectured at the Town
Hall last Tuesday evening. Subject-"Wo.
man." Mr.. MANN never given a poor lee.
ture, and we think this is one Of his best
We have not space to give it any thing like
an extended review and will only notice one
or two Of its leading features. The lecturer
took the ground that man and woman had
each a sphers Of their own. That while
man might be superior to her, in sume oi
the harder and sterner qualties.woman was
superior TO him in other and better qualities
Of the mind and heart;-ihat while mans
sphere called him to engage In the struggle
and warfare OF the business ahd political
world, woman's highest sphere was 10 pre-.
side over the holy sanctuary Of home. Her
field Of honor and labor is there; and instead
Of engaging in the struggle of-p' litical con.
troversy. or the strife Tor worldly honor
her mission is that Of teac her of childrn, a
Ininistering Angel to the poor, one whose
pleasure is to bind up the wounds Of tht
broken. hearted and tighten the pathway @
the sorrowing. He claims that the STANDARD
of female education should be raised--tha
her duties and responsibilities are such al
to require the highest cultivation Of the mint
and heart. The lecture was full of colder
thoughts. clothed in the choicest language
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me :beaulIe. o Blaek RepubIl.
FarEpon, March lsth, 1895.

FRKKp0n, March 18th, 1855.
Ma. HAnr:--On last Thursday evening,
pursuant to call, Of about one day, Black
Republicans styling themselves "the pso-
ple.' assembled ct the Swamp House, in
Township Caucus. The meeting organized
BY calling 70 the chair, e. c. BAKkE. and A.
c. LLlKos, Secretary. Amer several bal
lotings, aad a good deal Of wire working
BY numerous noted ofiice-seskers. q Town.
ship ticLet was declared put tn nomination.
A committee consisting Of three "0or.
1ies" was appointed to drait and present
resolutions expressive Of the great political
views Of the meeting. After an absene Of
some time the committee returned and Of.
iered five or six short. and fisshy resolves,
which were adopted by the meeting.
The tenor and import OF the resolutions,
was endorsing the course pursued by the
Black Republican members of Congress,
and thut Of o. P. BROwS and Mr.. NEEDHAM
in our State Legislature. The 9Th resolve
| have not at hand, you will probably fiud i,
in the next issue Of the Democrat, unless
shame prevents its publication. 1t 10 q
resolve expressive Of the deep malignity
which characterized the whole course Of the
meeting. .-....
II endorses the Portage County Democrat
as the true exponent ef stRepubliean" prin.
ciples, and denounces tho Portage Sentinel
as an open and avowcd Border Rufian pa.
per, aided and abeted by secret ally, and
exhprts the citizens of Freedom to withhold
their support from such paper. Where,
ask, can such q course against an opponent
be found recorded in the doings of Dem
ocratic meeting! Surely such movement
will re act upon its authors.
The spring election is close at hand
Let the Democrats Of Freedom, and thro'
out The County, forget not, that it Is impor
tant fof Us to organize and be ready for tn,
contest. Though our numbers are smsl
in Freedom, let us speak in thunder tone,
against the fanatacism Of our opponents
The election is important, and We have
good men among US. Let US select our bes
men for the local Offices, and bring to hear
our entire strength upon them; and let Us
speak through the ballot box deep sen.
tence Of condemnation against fanatacsm
as patent in the action of Black Republi.
canism as the "hand writing upon the wall" 4"
Let US rebuke the lying promises and in.
consistency of the compact against DemOc,
racy, agaiHstsRight, against Truth, and
,gainst G6fdfnmeat.
A determined will, and stead, adher.
ence to the great Democratic principles oi
our Government, will nsure an overwhelm.
ing victory in the final great battle which il
10 decide the destiny of free and prosres.
sive people. Democrats, take heed and be
on the alert. Every one be at the polls.
Yours truly,
FREEDoN.
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Legal Notice.

Elias siabaugh. Christian &. slabaugh. Amos L.
Slabaugh. PhianBa Berlin, Solomon Perrin, Isaac
SIabaugh, Mary Slabaug Julia Ann SlabHugh, Lucy
Slabaugh, Betscy Slabaugh, George W. Slsbaugh,
Henry Slabaugh and Nancy Slabaugh, legal represen'
tatiyss Of Christian Slabaugh, decd. late OF Ran.
dolph, Portuge county, Ohio, hereby notified that
on the 18th day OF Fcb., 1856, John Slabaugh fled
his petition the court Of common Pleas. of Portage
county, Ohio, which is still pending against the the
object and prayer OF which petition 10 TO procure
partition OF the following real estate, in which he 10
tenant in common with the above named parties and
entitled 10 one und dvided twelfth part Of :he same,
situate in the township Of Rootstown county Of Por
taTa, and State OF Ohio, and Is known as tho south
part OF lot 49, said township, and bounded south by
The town ne east and west by the lines Of said lot
No. 40, and north by aline running east and west
through said lot and parallel with the south line OF
said lot No. a. so far north to include 100 acrcs.
Also OF the following tract lot OF laId situate In
Randolph. Portage county, Ohio, knowna as being 3st
Ia the north west corner OF lot No. 100, in said
township. bounded oh the west bt land owned BY DAN
lei Shoemaker, north by the fine Of said lot No. TO-
east by land owned by Daniel Shoemaker, and south
by land owned by Peter Cline. The petition also
asks that the dover OF Nancy SabnuCh in snid premi
sos may also BE- appraised therein. Said petition will
be heard the June OF said court and decree Ia
ken accordingly J'L. X n. C. RANNEf.
Atty'a. for Petitioner.
MAJ 01-Rw
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LORb P1LnEnsrOH. = The London DAILY
Nsvs draws the following portrait Of Lord
PALMERsrOH: "Hs announced bold poll.
cy, but never enforced il. He gave hope to
Sicily, and then left her 10 be butchered.-
He has taken rsdicalism to Italy, and then
told her that her fate was submission to tyr
amy. The Hungsrisns found him full Oi
sympathy, but he granted permission to Rus
sian troops to Pass to their subiugstion. He
was hfst to salute republiesnlsm In France,
and the FIRST to hail Louis NAPoLEoN empe.
For. In 1854 he lesgusd with Others to pro.
tect the Sultan. 1n Europe his lordship 10
not favofits statesman, and in Ameriea be
10 still less"
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CoURTsHIp AND MARRIAGE; or, the JOYS And
SORROWS OF AMERICAN l..FE. BY Mrs
CAROLINE LEE HENTz. Author Of" Aunt
Patty's Scrap Bag "Linda." etc. Com
plete in one duodecimo volume, of over
500 pages, neatly bound in Cloth, for One
Dollar and Twenty five Cents; or in two
volumes, paper cover, for One Dollar.
CouRTsHIP AND MARRIAGE, OR, Tbs JoYs
AND SORROWS OF AMERICAN LIFE, will be
found, on perusal by all. to be one Of the
most exciting interesting. and po pular works
that has ever emenated from the American
Press. Il is written in q charming style,
and will elicit throughout thrill Of deep
and exquisite pleasure, even exceeding that
Of any Of her previous works, and in this
Mrs Hentz has achieved a triumph of no
ordinary kind. II is book which the Oldest
and the youngest may alike read with proft.
or Copies Of either edition Of the work,
will be sent to any one to any part Of the
United States. Jres Of postage. on remitting
the price Of the edition they msy wish. to
the publisher, in letter. Address to, T.
B. PErERsos, No. lo2 Chestnut ST., Phila.
delphia.
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40 lhe Teachers Of As0rlagc COuM

The board Of Examiners for this County, will hold
follows, commencing ~ ten O'Clock A M, Of each
day.
ist, on Saturday, April 5h; Cd, on Saturday, April
10Th; ID, Saturday, May 3; 4h, on Saturday, May
18th: 5ih. Saturday, May 3lst.
Applicant coming in after an examination has com
10 need, win be expected 30 wait until the next day Of
lsxsminaiion. Each applicant will be expected to
produce ceftinca of good moral character, unless
Iscquanted with some member Of the Board.
Entrusted ne we arc with tho responsibility Of de-
Riding the qualifications o teachers for this county
and thus determining, IN measure, the val and sf
cieney OF scOos feel II duty to urge ufst
teachers tho necessity OF thorough preparation
Ilhelr Important trust For your good. ftliop teach
ys, for ours and for the good OF those entrusted to
Eou in the school rooms, we urge this upon yOu.--
here ID calling In human society to which IL Ht-
sached more responsibility and with which, when the
1her 10 faithful and successul, Is connected more
kkenuine pleasure. But you must spare no pains or
xpense In securing the requisite qualifications. You
must labor to excel. You need especially to be nc
uaited with the clements Of the English language,
ancf posscsy such acquaintance witt il that You
can communicate freely your knowledge to Others
How much better will yon, we, and all feel If ut the
conaing examinations we shall 1hd you well osted on
Ortography, Reading, Writing, and all the branches
1 Of Apdy required by law, In our common schools. +
We expecteEerg a2plicantto give satisfactory evil
method OF inatrncton in the different branches we'll
as In school man nagement. and others need expect
ito get certiacatss. J. X. K.PICKETT,)
N. DUNSHEE, Examih'rs.
Rayenna, M'ch l3, T. B.CONANT,
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A FTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, tWho aud Wherein
Nnd In order " let the people of Portage, know that
has ut length been decided by all good judges that
we, PRENTISS. HOPKINS & co ,havs just receiv-
ed a stock of Wall paper and Bordering, that un-
dodbtly deserve Hanging; and to avoid the confusion
that naturally follows on HsagiRg OeeasioRs, have
received them what earlier than usual in order
TO give all good chance. And weuid merely
say TO ali who want to try their luck In Hanging, thai
sst assortment Of Paper and Bordering, ever brought
inio the County. Ouf Paper has all been rurchas
cd this Spfing direct from the saaHIaetHrs thereby
snving the profit Of joiar. We are .ars we can
suit ALL both in quality styts and price, pricei
range ff0m 81 TO 50 cents per r0ll Bo rdeing from 81
TO 50 cents per yard Cell and them before Pur
chasing elsewhere.
March Q5th. 1856.
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Moral Courage.

Moral courage--the ability to say yes or
no frankly. and firmly, to do as Judgement
and conscience dictate without reference to
the opinion Of the world, is noble element
in the character Of young man. With thi.
sterling principle you are beyond the reach
oftemptation. You have 8 sure guarantee
Of success; without it, you are like a ship
upon wild and trackless sea, without char,
or compass, the sport Of every wind, and liza
bic to be borne down by the first storm tina
sweeps over you.
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FITS . FITS! /! FITS /!

Persons labofiDg under this distressing maiady
IN and Dr. Hanee,s Kpilepte Pills 20 be tho only
medy evef discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fall.
4 Fits, These Pills possess specific action on the
h pufpcbe Of curing Fits, they will be found Of
efal benent to all persons afflicted With weak nerves
whose nersovs system has been Frustrated or shat
I5sd from any cause Whatever. The dyspeptic pa
nj. whose stomach has lost the power OF duly con.
tina food into life sustaining clement ts relieved
#s slnkle course Of the extraordinary Pills. The
#tiNs6nid Ee-aequires itg solvent power, and the
20 hniFimont which was load and burden 10 the
=srer, While his digestive Organization was para
ed and unstfung, becomes under the wholesome
olatop eFented n the system, ihs basis Of strength
sps q sny psrt cf se county bY mail nee Or post
/ Addf6ss seth B. Hanee, 100 Baltimore Street
stlmofe, Na. Efie4-sope box. e5;s e55 Twelve.