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oRIeINAL.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
0 expire on the 3lst day of july, 1855. }

Ito expire on the 3lst day Of July, 1851
STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, |
.a CoLumBUs, January 81, 1856. !
WHEREAS, The ErNA INSURANCE COMPi-
ny Of Hartford CGnn., located ut Hartford, in the
State Of Connecticut, has fled in this Office sworn
statement OF its condition, as required by the first
section of thesActto regulate the Agencies of Insur-
ancN Companies not Incorporated by the Stat OF
Ohio,' passed May ], 1854;
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished The
undersigned, satisfactory evidence that 10 Is posse e.
ed of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF ACTUAL LCAPTrALINVESTED in stocts
Of ut east par value, In bonds mortgages Of
incumbered real estate worth double the amount I
which the same is mortgaged.
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has filed in this o.
fee written instrument, under Its corporate sea y
signed by the President and Secretary thereof, nomi-
mating and appointing HENRY l.. DAY. Of Ravenna,
its Agent for the transaction Of the business Of IN
SURANCE, aad fully and unresorvedly authorizing
him to acknowledge service of process for aid on be.
hafo said Company c1nsentiBg that service of pro-
upon him. the said Agent shall be taken and held
to be valid ifserved upon the Company, accord
ing to the laws of this State, or any other State and
waiving all claim of error by reason OF such service
Now THEREFORE,, In pursuance of the first section of
the "Actto regulate tho Agencies of Insurance Com
panes not incorporated by the State OF Ohio," pass
ed May |, 1854, l, FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor
of said State, do hereby certify that the said HENRY
l.. DAY, is authorized as an Agent for the said Conn
pany, to transact the business of in this
State, until the thiryrst day of July. in the year Of
one thousand eight hundred and fy-sx SO far as he
may be legally empowered to do by his letter OF
appointment, and the instructions which may be CIV
ell TO him by the said Com pany.
In WITNESS WnEREoF, have hereunto subscribed
myname, and caused the seal of my Office 10 be af
fixed, this 3lst day of January. in the year OF onr
Lord, one thnusand eight hundred and 1fty-six.
27-ml FIN. WRIGHT, Auditor.
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OF We have large number of subscrib.
ers in the township of Ruvenna. With
some OF these we are personally acquainted,
and some are strangers to US. Our sub
scrIPtion account with many is unsettled, and
we don't know exactly how we stand. We
are now on the last half of the second year.
we hope therefore that those who know
themselves to be in arrears, will be so kind
as to give us a call. We would like to
have settlement with all our patrons at an
early day.
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pcnth OF john =. Rnrnnrh

We are panied to learn of the death OF
JOHN f. BARNARD Of Rootstown. He died at
his residence in that place. of typhoi id fever,
on Sunday last. His sickness was long
and his suffering great. He leaves wife
and ten children to mourn over their loss.
Mr.. BARNARD was one Of the most promi-
nent and influential citizens Of Rootstown,
and twill be remembered was the Demo.
craft; candidate for County Recorder at the
fall election.
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DEERrIELp TOWNSHIP.

Judges of Election--Lewis Day, Lewis
Ely and David Daniels; Clerks--Jeremiah
Jones and Seth Day; sworn before Lewis
Day, Justice of the Peace. OF these Seth
Day only remains.
Electors names--Alva Day, Henry Ro-
gers, Thomas Virgin, james McKelvy, Bar.
nabas Winds, Samuel Winds John Stevens,
Horatio Day, Hamlet Coe, Jared Scranton,
Moses Tibbals, William A. Strong, Noah
Grant, Asher Ely, Gibson McDaniels, Sem,
John Menary, John Macarthur, Nun Day, Jo-
seph Kisher, William Bacon, John Ferris,
John Tuttle, David Baldwin, Truman Gil.
bert. Mahlon Calvin, Abner Winds. Joseph
Fisher, Jr., John T. Baldwin, George Car.
ter. Asa Hall, Edward Justin, Truman Gill
bert, Jr., Jabez Gilbert. Gibson McDaniels,
Jr., Benjamin Calvin, Robert Cox, James
Carter. Hezekiah Burhans, Daniel Diver,
Benjamin McDaniel John Boles, John Shaw,
George Wilber, Henry SheweI, Lewis Day,
Jr., George Tay lor, John Diver, Robert Tay-
lor, Stephen Mason, Charles Chittenden, Ira
Morse, David Abbott, Lewis Ely David Dan
|iels. Seth Day, Jeremiah Jones, Lewis Day,
|Ahimaz Hazen, John Quier. George H. Hart,
bel, Janes Laughliu, Amos Thurber, Fred
|erick Lazarus, George Hartzel, John Il art.
gel, EphraIasB. Hubbord, Charles Reed
lWilliam hsrtzel, Iecob Hartzel--69 votes.
Deerfeld. included the then sparsey set
tied townships, now Atwater and Palmyra;
|and whether any more, the records here do
mot show.
The votes cast. appear on the Poll Books,
as follows
Governor Thomas Worthington, 10; !.
Samuel HasHugton, 40. ffsss ~ ~ On
Representative to Congress- Jeremiah
Morrow, So; Philemon Bsecher. I.
SenatOr--D David Abbot, 81; Amos Spaf.
ford. ID.
Representatiye--Abel Sabin, SO.
Sherif-Alva Day, So; John Campbell,
ia.
Coroner--I.ewis Ely, 50; Gershom Bost-
yick, 10.
County Commissioner Joseph Harris, Is;
Oliver Forward, z; Jeremiah Root, So; Jo.
Gaylord, 66; Lewis Dsy,57.
David Daniels was at the same time elect
Justice Of the Peace, ]. HI.
. "a. - !. - =. < &
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Portage County reachers AssocIa.
tiOn.

aa !. /. i. ts.
Perauant to adjournment, the Association
met at Brimield, Feb. I'd, 1856 Associa-
ton called to order BY the Secretary. and j.
BLAKE was then called to the chair. Pro-
seedlings Of last meeting read. and approx
Cd. Reading Of The Constitution was then
called for.
The Committee that was appointed to
learn what they could about the Institute,
were then called upon to report. Your
Committee have decided that Franklin be
the place Of, and the lsth Of March be the
tims Of holding our FIRST Teachers Institute.
JAS. !, .sADDLER, Chairman.
Report adopted. and the committee con-
tinued to report farther at our next meeting.
On motion. the township Associations were
called upon 70 report. We then listened
70 creporss, from tho following townships;I
Brimnsld, Rootstown, and Franklin Mile
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6T We begin to-day, the publication of
a series of articles from the pen of JoHS
HARMON Esq, entitled 'Portace County Al
years ago." These cannot fail to be inter.
esting to our readers For they contain
the names Of nearly all the pioneers Of this
region of country. The ranks of the little
band Of settlers who came here at an early
day, are sadly thinned now. Most Of them
are gone, but they have left cultivated fields
substantial dwellings, and innumerable i'm.
provements behind them as memorials OF
their toll industry and energy.
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Portage Comfy a. Years Ago
AurOra TOwnship-Gonerai E.
lection, Oct. II, lSOs.

Portage Comfy a. Years Ago
AurOra TOwnship-Gonerai e.
lection, Oct. IL, lsOs.
propose to give the name of all the elec
tors Of Portage County in 1908, as they ap-
pear upon the poll books Of the time, and
shall commence with the townships in AL.
phabetical order.
Judges of Elections Samuel Baldwin
John Cochran, and Stephen Cannon; Clerks
--0liyer Forward and James M. Hendry
sworn before Samuel Forward, Justice OF the
Peace. (of theabove officers Stephen Can
non only, still survive }
Electors Names-Samuel H. Ferguson
Grant Perkins, Samuel Forward, Oliver
Forward, Pkineas Perkins, Caleb Baldwin
John Cochran, Samuel Baldwin, Gamaliel
Kent, Samuel Taylor, Ebenezer Harmon
David Kennedy, Jeremiah Root, James NJ.
Hendry, Eber Kennedy, John Cannon, Ben.
jamiD Eggleston, Ebenezer Sheldon, Jr.,
John G. Singletary, Amos Sweet, Moses Eg
gleston, Joseph Eggleston, Robert Bissell,
Horace Granger, Isaac Blair, Chauncey Eg-
gleston, Stephen Cannon, James Baldwin
! % voters.
The votes cast are given in the Poll Book,
as follows:
Governor---Thomas Worthington ID,
Samuel Huntington, IL.
Representative to Congress--Jeremiah
Morrow, 26.
Senator--David Abbott, IA; Amos Spaf.
ford, 10.
Representative-Abel Sabin, 2s.
Sherif-John Campbell, IA; Alya Day,
l3; Albert Day, /.
Coroner-Gershom Bostwick, IA; Lewis
Ely. l3.
County Commissioners--Joseph Harris,
%; Joel Gaylord Is; Lewis Day, 10; Jere-
mioh Root, l3; Oliver Forward, l3.
There were then two equally balanced
parties in Aurora. The one called them.
selves Republicans, and called the other
Federalists; though but part of the latter,
proiessed to be opposed to The Republican
Administrator Of Thomas Jefferson, and few,
If any, Of The candidates professed to be of
the fedefdI party. None indeed, unless it
was GershOm Bostwick,a a candidate for Cor.
oner. or thecandidates, Joseph Harris, A.
bel Sabin and Alya Day, are still living -
ofthe electors about eight are living. Au--
rora, thon included also the unsettled town
ship, now called Streetsborough.
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Music! Musjc!!

The lovers Of good music, will be pleased
to learn that the Hutchinson Family"
will give one Of their Concerts at Days
Hall, Rvenna, on Friday evening, the 18th
inst. The reputation of these celebrated
Vocalists is word.wide--Ond it needs only
the simple announcement of their coming, to
insure them full house.
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streetsborough on a Bender.

streetsbOrough ON n Bender.
The largest sIeishing party we have known
anything about this season, was one from
streetsbOrough, last Tuesday. There were
six four horse sleighs; containing we should
think from fifteen to twenty persons each;
also several double and single sleighs well
loaded. The company numbered. we have
heard, one hundred and sixty, in ALI They
were preceded BY band of music, and from
all indications were enjoying themselves
glOriOusly. We don't exsctly know the pop
ulation of Streetsborough, but It is emphatic.
ally a" live "towD, and for whole-souled
universal sleigh-ride, is entitled to the ban.
ner.
Here's to the good luck of the whole
party.
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Attempt 10 Commit snicide.

A colored man by the name of Hall, at
tempted to commit suicide last Saturday, bv
taking laudanum. He succeeded in swal-
lowing considerable quantity but through
the timely aid Of a physician, his death was
prevented.
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. O~T The Democrat intimates that Gen.
HARRIS was candidate for re. election for
the office of Justice. This is untrue. Gen.
HARRIS was not and did not desire to be a
candidate for the office.
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dominion Yisit.

The Lsdies Of the NJ. E. Church in Ra-
VIENNA. invite that Congregation. with all
others friendly to them and their Pastor. to
attend Donation Party at the residence of
Rev. G. w. CILHKE,On Friday evening next,
February 18th.
Rsyennu, Feb. IL, 1866.
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ONO STATE FAIR.-The Ohio State Fair
Tor 1856, will be held at Cleveland on the
22d, 23d, 24th, 25th and 26th of Septem Der.
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W An old bachelor who edits.a paper
out South, heads his list of marriages.
Melancholy Accidents s''-the brute.
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Let the whlstling winds in fury blow,
Grooming storms and storms fortelline,
Let fallen leaves and fallen snow
Be capering round my little DIV Cling;
1t matters not a whit to me,
My heartis light as tinny feather,
I'll be content and happy bo
While and Betsy dwell together.
find her such loving wife,
3 Soangel like and unassu ming,
80 biithe and gay, so full oflife,
win cheeks as rcd ms roses bl coming:
She is so good so kind tome
She speaks so pleasant and so clever,
I'm sure we ne'er would disagree,
If she and would live forever.
.. WEEK LATER.
one week elapsed-and what n change
Comes DER the spirit of my dreams;
MY Betsy's factions are so strange
No one can tell how odd 1t seems,
She says she's "born for higher spheres,
Than patching clothes and washing Dishes"
She claims her"rights" and have fears
III have to crafty her wishes.
She writes and reads the whole day through
and worse than ali she's getting jealous;
NOW what on earth is best TO do
What course to take, will some one tell usf
ANOTHER WEEK LATER.
U, for lodge in some thick woodi
Some lonely spot I'll seek for quiet;
I'll write my life, (ifunderstood,)
Some mortal man may profit by IL,
I've been abused and knocked about-
Been blowed -jawed without discretion;
And from my house she's turned me out,
That might know she claimed possession.
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.SWlF1'S ADv'S,

COUGH REMEDIES.-Hall's Balsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry. Duncans Expectorant,
7Jayncs do, Sellers cough Syrup, Loeocks Pulmonic
Waters, Wyncoops iceland Pectoral, Brants PuImo-
nary Balsam, MiteheiIs Syrup lpecac, Hives Syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Swaynes
Wild cherry, Gnscng PaDacea. Halls cough Remedy
Rogers Liyerwort and Far, FAUX ncr's Elixir, Dengs
cough Balsam, Folgers olosoran, Cod Liver oil,
Jacksons Syrup, &c, &C., at
Nov. Ia, 1856 Swift's Drug Store,
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IN PROBATE COURT OF PORTAGE
@ COUNTY. OHIO.
Stephen Miller and
Daniel HartZel,
Guardians, dc,
VS.
Aivira Hartzel,
Anne Hartzel,
jackson Hartzei,
Mary hartzel, and
james Haftzel,
Petition to sell Land,

Jackson HartEet, 1 ss.
Mary Hartzel, and
James Hafizel, ,s.s A ~ .ss8F
IN pursuance ofan order 6fsae issued from the Pras
bate Cenft Of Portage county Ohioand 10 as dreetea
and delivered, will Offer at public sale on riday
the 29th day Of February, ies6 between me hours
Of ten O'Clock M, and foVro'elock of said days
the interest Of our respective wards tn fhe following
Real Estate-beng No II In the an division or lets n
Paimyra Portage county, Ohio beginnine II stone
planted in The westli Of said lot 10 ehas SOFIA Of
The northwest corner Of said lot No M IRON which
Beech witness tree is inches 81 diameter bears b,
distant links; thence east 10 chains and 42 links q
stone planted In The enst OF said lot 10 chains south
Of the north corner 9f said lot thence Is min
lD chains and hity links to stone marked On the tor
thence west 20 chains 81 lnks to stone marked ne
planted in the west line OF said Whiph beech
witness tree is ~ Inches In diameter disfaHk
links: thence sOmin W chains end y lInks e tl6
place Of beginning, containing 7e as 100 acres =;
Also land IN LOT 10 - II the I'll division ~ lot II
ialmyrn. beginpingat sions marked oii he top a,
south Of the north corner said lot thence res
chain - 0l0 links v stone marked Z. ffana WHICH
beech witness tree iuehes ia diameter haarn ~
deg distant 81 linknt thence n so degrees es1 a
ehat1s and e links % Stone mari ffona Wk3el9
Peecn witness tree Is inches In diaAttaf knaFs ~ 49,
5Sdisiant ~ hnkss thenco east ehan MI a q
INKS 70 stone marked =, in the a6sI iIae - Ia ia,
n he zth division 6f lots III sa
sVm 19 ehains and - links along ~ Ssline 81 I'D
y, Is lIte TIE plAoe pf beginning, csntSiains kN6
aeEes. sald beins s whoe rFohlises.
sppiact to yae N'slsNs dover aAasF{ 81 i8ss.
]. J. sssisl sssfHEs Il lhsfssE' ssasl.' " v
7kss, xz2e<Ss4. -
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9l,G7i,396 %
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and

not due, l76,Ls2 a
the very satisfactory condition of large increase In
Cash ssets, for the further security of their Policies
ALI our investments being placed at the minimum
market value, at the present time of some depression
in the standard of same. They are either prime
dividend paying stocks or good, valuable and clean
Investments, yielding moderate interest and income
The standard basis which the assets have been val
ned, being Gold at Interest. Besides this eolidy,
the Company calls attention to the strength and secu'
riy derives from its combined system OF Agencies
throughits agents. having the means of presenting
united halank Of experienced UnderwriteIs which
has worked for years, the happiest results to stock
enter the year 1885, with greater prestige for future
usefulness than has yet been reached by really Na.
uonai Insurance Corporation.
Allbusness attended to with despatch and fidelity.
~, HENRY l.. DAY, Agent.
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pOSTWICK & BEATTY have just re-.
II ceived lot OF folding umbrellas for Travellers,
theg can folded 30 az 70 put them ID trunk cars
pet-bags Eosercuaf p5cket and when 4 i necassa-
" 70 nse thelu, can be opened II q moment, when
theyafe rendffot use, asfm Ad streag ae any ofdi-
snary umbrella. Those who expect 10 traFel In tke
prinss remsmhet whore they eah Be feund.
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Drugs and vTeSliCIales,

DYES, GROCERIES, BRUSHES,
PRRFuMERY, TOILET SOAPS,
PAINES, OILS, GLASS & GLASSWA
&c., &c. fresh supply just received from New
York by AAOSWIFT, ut the brick store Opposite
he court house. Ravenna, July, 1855.
uAMPDEN Mineral Green-A new and
IL durable article for blinds, &c. PARIS GREEN
white sne. glue at all prices, primo anatte CoAca
VARNIsH "a good article for low price at swIF1Ss.
VS.. : Portaee Co & State ar ohio
Seth Meacham, ct. all Petition to execute real
contract.
The above named Seth Meac han. who resides IN the
state Of Ilinos,is hereby notified that iiAsministra
tor has nled his petition setting forth that
on tne 2Oth dayof February, 164S Russell Meacham II
his lifetime entered into written with George
tate IN said petition described being 1S acres il Iof
NO. z, in Suied In said county, and fhat sai eorre
ana Charles have complied In all things with said cons
tract and are entitled 70 deed fof SAID premises
and praying that said Administrator may
ana empowered 10 execute the same. The said seth
Meaehnm ismade defendant tn said petition az one fl
the heirs a. law OF said Rnseii eaeEas and e
appear at the February term of faid Court ana show
cause, an order for in said petition Will "
taken. 81 ~ 3MICEAEL EIsTA RT NJ
.savenps, Jan. !. 1856. ATTY Isl Psiisisdsr.
NEW FIRM.
q KNOWKTON havel
IEshisday formed ecepartnerahip, fcr The sale III
dc.s at The store lately occupied By Jas. W. Cone.
< iEfsnNf In MAF L.. f&HI II
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THE --LATEST.

whereas, my husband, Josiah Wilson. has len NV
1pn ana osard without any just cause or
heIeoy iorbd all persons harboring or trusting him
on my account (ahem! as shall pay no debts Of his
transacting. BETsy W.pI. W,,son his
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G Hon. RoBr. J. ATKINSON, las placed
US under obligationfor a copy of his able Re.
port as Third Auditor of Treasury.
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GT Hon. GEO. E. PueH, OF u. S. Senate
mas our thanks for public Documents.
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womans,s Rights.

The following is from the Buffalo Repub-
hc. Mrs. Wilson is woman Of energy
and reformer! We sincerely pity poor Jo-
siah. He has the honor of being the "other
hair of strong minded woman. There
are thousands Of other men in just the same
predicament. Hear him. He expresses his
"pheinks" in poetry:
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p HEUMATIC REMEDIES--American
LIZ Rheumatic Balsam, BarrclI's Indian Liniment,
Davis Pain Killer, Pain panacea, Atwood's Rheumat-
ic Llniment, Farres arabian Liniment, Ponds pain
Destroyer, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Hunts Lint
ment, cramp and pain Killer Instan cure of pain,
Mustang LinimeLt. Jayne's Llniment. Garging OIL,
Places Liniment King OF pain, plasters, ontments
&C.. great variety at ~ .9l'1T
Nov. IL, 1855. Swift.s I)rup Starr
THAN q McKEONE'S CHEMICAL
l. Olive Soap. for washing in hard or soft water
Price only 10 per bar. Justrec'd by SWIFT.
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HOTEL AND GROCERY
Attacllrsaeisf 4 Notice.

At my instance. an attachment was this day issued
by PhO b. Conant, Justice Of The peace Of Raven
erty and effects OH osiah A., Blrcbard noii-resi.
dent ofsaid County ana State, for the sum Of e4Ses
Dated this 26th day Of January A. d. 1855. (. L
i aAss CHARLES GREEN,
Treasurer or Portage County, Ohio.
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FEBRUARY AND MARCH APPOINT
MENTS. W
DR.. Hardman,

DR.. Hardman,
Physician to Salem Lung Hns titult
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hosptall
Will be at
RAvENsA-Prontiss House, Friday March z.
WARREN--GaskilH House. March 5.
JEFFERsoN-American House, March 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House, March !.
CoNNEAuT--Fe February 90.
ERiE-February 81 &ad %.
MEADyILLE, Pa.:-February "a and 25.
WEST GREESvrLLE, Pa.--Fcbruary %.
MERcER-February at.
NEW CASTLE, Pa.,-February 10.
CANToN-Frsnklin House, March 0.
MAsslLos-Fremont House, March IL.
WoosTER-EXchapge Hotel, Marchll.
MILLERsBURGH--Marchl l2.
cosHocToN--March II.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption Bronchitis
Asthma Lhryngts and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medicated inhalaton Thegrea point in the
treatment of all Human maiades is to get at the dis
easein direct manner. All medicines estimated
oy their action upon the organ requiring relief Tht
IS the important fact upon which Inhalation is based
lfthe stomach Is diseased take medicine directly
into the stomach fthe lgngs are diseased, breathe
lhhae medicated vapors directly into the lungs Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases Of the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment. has been
because they have never been approached in direct
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the sto
aeh! Their action was intended 70 be local, andy
they were admin tered that they could only action
stiuonally, spending their immediate action upon
the nnoending stomach, whilst the ulcers within
the lungs were unahatedl N
INHALATIoH brings the medicine in, direct contact
with the disease without the disadvautage of any vio
lent action Its application is so simple, il may be
used BY the youngest infant and feeblest invalid 1t
does notderange the stomach orinterfere in the least
with the strength and business ofhe patient
UP No charge for consultation. rt5
Case Of n. Lacey, Of Stop, Sam~it Co. Ohio.
Early last Spring Mr.. LIS lungs were highly irrf-
ated by the inhalation oflime DUST whilst engaged
In sowing Il over his wheat fields. This was followed
by hacking cough, expectoration of purulent mat
ter with slight hemmorhage, night sweats and debili
". indeed alith usual symptoms of consumption.-
i prescribed for him ON the goth OF September last
and less than two months all the formidable symp.
toms had disappeared. When last saw him he en-
joyed vigorous health.
The above Is correct statement of the results Of
Medcated Ifhaiation In my case, and can heartily
recommend IL to the suffering invalid. II. Y. LACEY
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