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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

SAMUEL HoAR.-A monument has ieseiy pees
erected in the cemetery at Concord Mas, IN as%0
Of the Hon. Ssmuel Hoar who died 10 Noyemoe, x ,s-
if5 rss ia ueey deey e.ade and and
,he Sesen being from the Pilgrims progIe%; N LnS
foIlovirs forms the D.cIip ipton on white msfoe s"9
tenea'h ihe nv. "a In cmber whose window opsss
s TIL ~ rn:I ros The na,ne Of .be chsnbss w@ fss
Tier. ne lay tin the bre"k 0f 'S'' ~" 'A'A -
seDs" . III. Lab hone atb ia the en;tavL
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TO THE PRINTER BOYS.
To n, ESitc, Of The ~ y Tf'ssrs

t. ~. EIisc, Of Ts.N Y Tri'rrs
SIR: Mr.. A. N. Gspp of The B46a,o E=Press,
Who wa. nominated a. the Syracuse Convention, few
Gays sgo, by the Republican Convention for 'te Office
of Secretary Of Stao, was fnher Boy ane Tor SOC
dirty years CT NOE hss been rff'eI And Leh0f. IA
1872, tte people Cf Ene COMFY e-se.'a mf 1'aPP
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

We take pleasure in adding to our lately publshed
list Of Lecturer the name Of GEORGE BRApsUESE, f
Cleveland, o. Mr.. B. has already several engage
ments in Massachusetts for the coming Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
ppov,,IAL FAIR AT BRANTFORD. c. W

~"o'ir TrAETFoRD, c. W., Thursday, Oct. 1, 1857.
banquet was given here this afternoon by
,,e -, gers of the Provincial Fair which is now
ts;,a 1eld here The Governor General with his
sr;as Sas present. Several members of Parliament,
ss'SSt. Hunt OF New-York and many other dstin-
;Sed persons were also prtsent. 1t has rained in
- anty to-day, and the visitors dispensing to
r;v hospas
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DROWNING OF TFr MATE or THE BRlG
GARMINA

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct /, 1851.
John J. Kelly Of Thomaston Maine, mate of the
Orig Carmina, lying in the stream, bound to Cienfu-
egos fell overheard last night and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.

DETROIT, Thursday, Oct. l. I8J7.
The State Fair comm enced here on Tuesday. The
ehsracter Of the exhibition fully equals that of any
eyious one here but the attendance is not large.
The weather to-day is rainy and cold.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
THE ARABIA PASSED CAPE RACE.

THE ARABIA PASSED CATE hACE.
ST. JOINS, n. + Thursdiy, Oct. !, 1917
The Cunard steamship arabia, Capt. Sttne, from
,srpco on the 10Th ult, passed Cape Race on Tues
IA, morning, and will be due at New YORK on Friday
We vesther was too rough to obtain her news.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
DEATH OF CAPT. GwIN.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Oct. ], Io!|
Thomas ID. Gwin, late Captain Of the steamer Nssh-
vile, died last night Of consumption.
The reported forgeries John Fraser d Co. are
Nnfoundtd.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

SUSPENSIONS, ETC. IN LOUISVILLE
~ LOUISVILLE. Ky, Thuneay. Oct. !, 1857
Ness,s. HuiohiOss & Co.. aud 1ohn Smidt " Co.,
Rsnker.. bsve suspended payment
Tbsre is quite heavy run upon A. ID. Hunt Co..
bo thus far have sustained themselves, and Who Is
.-,.s,S. win be abe to meet all their liabilities.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
IN. 81 ELECTION.

HALTAX Thursday, Oct. l, 1857.
n. gcr has been elected Mayor of this city by
O. n,a;c,; owe; ScotE. the presen. incumbent,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

BOSTON, Thursday, Oct. I, I857.
Whaling advices from the Ocbotsk Sea report the
SO Of the bark Newton of New-Bedford, which was
stove In by the ice There particulars. She
s.as owned by Jonathan Bourne Of New. Bedford and
INSURED for $59, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
rur RANKS AUGUSTA, GA.

AuoUsTA, Ga Tnursday Oct l. ,'''.
The Banks here are discounticg freely to en'o'o ''
merchants to purchase cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
r,uJ.pr IN TORONTO, CANADA.

ToRosTo, Canada, Thursday OCT i,'i,". 49,
R.H Brett, banker in this ei'y sHspelao1 'Lr, '-n
morn;pc The assignee, report that his creditors VIII
he maid in full.
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--,,.,-s,oxs ETC. IN LOUISVILLE. ,

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=
.,SIalfa Alltflligcnte.

What has Wrought the Changer
-sAsfew weeks ago many of the Repub-'
lieaas here were advocating the equality
of che negro with the white man at the
pUlls. 81 What has silenced them so sud-
denlyf We recollect of being called to
lisale squadsof Republicans, just that they
might have the satisfaction of letting us
know that they were in favor OF negroes
having the right to vote All at once
they have dried up. What is. the matter,
gentlemenf Are you afraid Of damaging
the chances of your candidatesfo for Senator
and Representatives? You needn't be, for
they have no chances TO damage. You
may inst as well let your principles lie
known.
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JOSEPH HoNHILER, Conrad Hosiler, Jacob
y Howilcr,f William Henning and ,Lany Hen
ming, his wife, will take notice that q petition
was fled against them on tho 29th day of July,
A. D.. 1857, in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, in thesis of Ohio, by William
Hoppe and Mary Hoppe, his wife, aud is now
pending whereinisaitt, William Hoppe and NarI
his wife, demand partition of the following
real estate, situatein said county, to wit: Esd
Twenty-Five acres of land, in the north west
quarter of section Ii, in township 6, and range
s: beginning forthesame So rods east from tho
south west corner of said quarter; thence east
rs rods thence north 16o rods to the, north
linezof the quarter; thence west % rods, and
thence south with Conrad eHowiler,s line leo
rods to the place of beginning And at the
next term of said court said petitioners will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. . sya 10 iisa- sFias
10 ys7eg HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLIIsTER, - 4
Att'ys for Petitioners. I.
August 8. 1S5T-6w.y ~
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rHREE clRCUsEs AToNcE.

We are to have sort of circus celebra-
tion sonlSaturday September 10Th, when
SpaIding & Rogers three combined Cir
cuses are to be exhibited here, all under one
tent, and all for one price of admission.
For some time past. Messrs. Spalding q
Rogers have been the largest Circus pro-
prietors in, the world. having in operation
atethe same time, colossal establishment
on wheels in New York and New England;
model circus, at enormous expense on
board three show steamers, Floating Pal
ace james Raymond and Banjo, and an
unique and original concern transported
by Railroad, in ears oftheir own invention
and construction, in the middle States and
Canadas. This year they have brought
all these companies together, for grand
final tour in the West, preparatory to
some gigantic enterprise off great nov
city they are projecting for next sea-
80 Sa1sseas ags = aags 5.sss ~ ss.4a es
Ia
The Leviathan consolidation will be an
no6nced on the morning Of the arrival, BY
Otto Lyle,s celebrated Bugle Band. in. a
hsgs chariot drawn BY forty horses, driy-
en- by one man. and previous to the open
OF the doors af the Tent at Noon, Mile
Agnes. Auparagon. of skill and courage,
win made grand free ascension into the
airupon asingle wire, extended from the
ground outside the teut, near 200 feet to
the TOP ofthe centre pole. Three setts q
Performers, three setts of Clowns, three
setts Of Ring Horses, and everything on
. corresponding scale. viii insure an enter.
tainment snch as has never before been af.
fordeds sus in the Circus line. e.ig pig le4
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DUFFpS MERCANTILE M
6 @ e. E R & = ).

Philo Hall, Is Sd St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
F[NEE oldest, most extensive and most perfect
| ly organized COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in
the United States The only one in the State
acting under a Legislative Charter. s s5s7
7R U,ST,EES: "a nr :
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President elect of the United States. ssazo
Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRuEAD
Hon. JUDGE LowRIE. -
2 p. DUFF; (author Duf-s system of Mercan-
tile and Steamboat Bookkeeping, President
of the faculty, consisting of from, twelve to
fifteen Professors and Lecturers, including one
of the best Penmen in the United States.
The Students of this Institution obtain the
following important advantages over all others
in the West.
1st. training for business by a practical
Merchant of nearly 20 years experience in ex-
tensive inland and shipping business.
I'd. Their Diploma bears the signature of
the author of a system of Bookkeeping, sane
Toned by the Chamber of Commerce, of New
York. as the best in our Language-see cireu-
lar p. II. 2usE 3fa = 2AFfsI
Sd. A new and abbreviated method of
Double Entry.
4th. The Private Ledger, not taught many
other College.
5th. Single Entry Books changed into
Double Entry.
9th. Improved forms Of Bill Books; direct
ly checking the Ledger. 7 s54.g. ~
+ 7th. Improved form of Check Book-sim-
plifying the Bank Account.
Sth. Rules for determining the precise ma
turity of notes.
9th. Rules for adjusting deranged Double
Entry Books.
10th. Partnership Settlements by Single
Entry, .-f.--s,t s :
lIth. Joint Account Settlements, with par par.
tial and complete sales. -. :
18th. Three different methods of intro
ducing new partner. 80 : ..,..sss
18th. Six examples Of Books opened with
special conditions. - :. -.
4th, So a5 and winding up partner tSa
18th. Sale and transfer of interest from
See test problems on the above-circular
Penmanship Mercantile ARITHMETIC Com
mercial Law, Correspondence, Commercial
Ethics, Political Economy and Detecting Conn
terfet Bank Notes are all included with our
College Course of Bookkeeping. ees = sff
About 1000 Students have been qualified
for business in this Institution. ss stili
Circulars and specimens of Penmanship
mailed free. o. H sp Siet5b f+ti
,DUFF'Sl BooK-KEEpING,i Harper's new and
enlarged edition PIP. 222 royal octave. Price
| 81 so; postage 2 cents.
d UF F'S STEAMBOAT KEEPING
Price 81; postage cents. Sold by the Book
sellers generally. ,...s.s.e--
Will be published IN few weeks. Cuisines
and Ornamental Penmanship+" by J. S. Dun
can, professor of penrnanship in this institu-
tion.a The workwill be in imperial quarto form
containing nearly 500 specimens of business
and ornamental penmanship, the most com
lprohensive yot published, designed for the use
of both teachers and learners. July %, 1857
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The Republican Mass Meeting.

Ansanneuueement was kept standing in
theO Ohio State Journal for week or two,
that there would be Republican Mass
Meeting in this place on last Tuesday,
and that Coy. Chase would address the
crowd. . Accordingly when Tuesday ar
rived We sharpened. our penciland started
QUITO takeanotes The result was about
as follows :, j
loo'clock A man is coming into town
wftha clean Shirt on. Prospect for large
meeting looks aattering.
sI0I o'clock, A man is coming in town
on horse back. e
ru4 o'clock He went on through
without stopping.
i.lgo'ciock. A man leaning against
post; has a,clean shirt on, same man l
sawebsfore Prospect for large meeting
only tolerably good. y.
Id O'Clock A one horse wagon COM
ing; turned out to be going to mill and
didn't stop. aaE9a
III O'Clock. A Republican is stand
ing on the corner looking anxious'y ny
street. Prospect for a meeting brighten
ing. .lzz4s aAfafR 9 tT e !.
ls o'clock. Hotels ringing bells for
diaasrq Aidn's see which one got the
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LEGAL NOTICE.

EINHE defendants James P. Reed and Saral
/ j Reed, his wife, George w. Brown and Ma
riah Brown, his wife, Rebecca Kent, Josiah
Kent, John Kent, Mary Ann Kent, William
T. Kent, and Susan Kent; and Robert Rucker,
George w. Rucker and Sarah A. Rucker (in-
fauts) will take notice that q petition was filed
against them by James Kent in the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of
Noble, in the State of Ohio on the I'd day of
May, A. d. 1857 and is now pending, wherein
said petitioner demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in the county of
Noble, and State of Ohio, TO wit: The east
half of section twenty (29,) in township
seven a. OF range seven (7.) Also, two acres
off the east side of the south west Quarter of
said section, township and range; which is de.
cribed as follows: Beginning for the same at
stone forty -four rods south of the center of said
section; thence west eight and e-half.rods to
a stone on the bank of the Creek; thenceswith
the meanderings of the Creek in q south di-
rection to a stone on the bank of thu Creek,
OH the center line of said section; thence north
to the place of beginning. And, also, one acre
and thirty three hundredths of an acre off the
north east corner of the east half of the enorth
east quarter of section twenty eight (2s,) in
said township and range, and described as fol-
lows: Commencing for the same at the north,
east corner of section twenty eight (2S;) thence
south thirteen rods: thence west to the Creek.
thence down the Creek to the north line OF said
section; thence along said line to the place of
beginning. 91 F9
Also, the following real estate situate in the
County of Monroe, and State of Ohio, to- wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of sec-s
tion twenty three (23,) township seven % Of
range seven (7) and, also, the south east quar-
ter of the north west quarter of said section,
township and range. = s--s--
The said real estate is eneumbered by the
dowcr estate of said Susan Kent, widow ofWm..
Kent, deceased, which has heretofore been as
signed to her by meses and bounds, as follows,
to wit: Beginning for the same at the N. W.,
corner of N. i. or. of said section 30, in town.
ship Z, of range Il thence S. deg. w. with the
West line 20s reds; thence w. 10 rods; thence
S. . degrees E. 81 rods thence IS degrees Z,
20 rods; thence S. TAI degrees Z. 8, 6S-leo
rods; thence S. 81 degrees u. 3, .72-10O rods;
thence N. s2J degrees I. 20, 6S-l 100 rods; thence
261 degrees +. 80. 6S-lo0 rods; thence n. 63I
degrees w. 24, 3a-lo0 rods;s thence N 2as
degrees w. 26, S4-100 rods; thence n. 5l5 5de-
grecs Z. So, 53-10o- rods; thence N. Sc rods;
thonce E. 70, 76-1oo rods to the L. line of tho
first named quarter; thence n. l degrees L. 49,
So 100 rods 10 the N. E. corner of the secton
thence N. SO degrees w. 16l, 53-10o rods to
the place of beginning, containing about / %
acres. And at the next term of said Court app
plication will be made by said petitioner for an
order that partition be made of said real esiate,
subject to said dover estate. @SzssS
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LAND FOR. SALE.

loo Acres of land, mile from the Ohio
lUO river, i2 Monroe County, Qhio, II miles
below Wheeling. 20 acres cleared and fenced,
with good frameIhouse on the south end; and.
acres cleared and fenced, with, a,cabin house
and stable, on the north end; q Jewel run road
passes the door of each house; the land is offer
ed low--the title undispnteq.g Plenty of woods
coal and water on the premises. 1t will be
sold entire, or divided into two so acre tracts
to suit purchasers at twelve dollars per acre,
as intend to go West. H n
60 -For particulars impure at theb brick house
near the steam saw-mill on the bank of the
river at Sanfsh.7 asisass'L A. q. EWING.
July l, 1s57.-3m. 7%@1 "a sfss& ioistT
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HalI,zrKE or Kf & HoI1ls1Kn.
Aug: 26, 1857. Att. Us fdr F9dinefH sasd
LEGAL NOTICE ssbooIs


DENJAMIN BAKER, of the State cft9o< &yse
ID Samuel .Baraknfan and Mary Bafaku1Aea
his wife, of tho State of fWfseonsi8, sa1alsHiasa
Ward and Annis Ward his wife. whose plaesssS
of residence are .unknosslT 20 the I,etitiofN t<sE
will take notice that on the 17th day of AuSsx< -
80. 1857, James Martini and CathS mt n afsa
tin, his wife, James Winland and Mars~r<tss
Winlasld, his wife, and vfnesd BAKER, afitds4
their certain petition in the Courto Of Corahsda5x
Pleas of Monroe county III the SsAte ef Aasfz
against them and ethers, which isrilow pend ~
ing in said Court, wherein thef saias 'plsinftAsx
seek to set aside a-certain instrument of9wfii&
ting that has been admitted to iisobatei satdt
county, the iastwil and testaf5ent of iSFat-ss
tin Baker, deceased. for fiies fsasdn as tbest
plaintiffs aIegein said petition that said tesl ls
tator not Of sound f3iasE sssf nieaeaiy asRs
the time tbe was execEte1. esse "a
The defendants are redtaifes tessrr~ara 5dpA
answer on CIR before the 17tN Ia. OF OetotetS -
1857. The petition Wal 10 for hearing lat the>&
October term of said court, 1saTn sNsa -
HusTEn & .HelEIsrg ga;; oisn1LX HehIasTtn, 'sss
Aug. 26, 1881. Att'ys for ilaintifsss sz
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J, 7D.0Iae p: oC0nn0F' : ETUEE lTlsE me, Jacob
Perry w. Gilmore. the Peace of Salem town
ship Monroe county, Ohio writ of attach
ment was sued out on the 10th day of August,
1857, in the above case, by the plaintiff against
the defendant, for the sum of eight dollars aud
seventy-fye cents. > j. D.sOC0NNOR.s
Sept. 2, 1S57.--3t.
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our County Fair.

What is being done to get respectf :
Ole .Fair2 The time is approaching, and
30 far as we know little, or nothing, is be-
ing done. Gentlemen, is it not time you
were bestirring yourselves?
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas < Davis, Plaintiff, ! REFoRE Joel F.
against Randolph, a
"A. B. McIntyfe, Defendant. Justice of the
Peace of Center township. Monroe County. o..
On the l4th day of August, 1885, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of three dollars and seven
ty-fve cents. Cause set foritriali Sept. Goth,
1851, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at the Office of said
Justice. vfsgs THOMAS, K. DAVIS.
Sent. Q 1s57.3w.
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/. Es.1I,s.1Si.lrE';a':.y IL q: n otice.

IsEsfgss Sas st sst e >---s oissstis sa4 gafs
lTRAYED away from the subscriber, on the
y I6tllof August, 1867, a. RED COW, FIVE
years old, median, size,iwitha rope around one
horn. sis8 s4is*47ss lst.s ~ - ss4sRss asxa q
Amy. person ,rato will give the subscriber
notice so that fle may obtain her, win be re-
wardefi, for his trouble. Bi.Ltlt.s
cHARLEs KALLBSB AeH,,st
:. woo5sdeil, Sept, 2, 81. .. - Y X
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COVERLET AND CARPET
YnF e h N INT 81.

- = =, = ~. ] n u -
THE undersigned Is engaged in wearing
soyerEefs and Carpets of every style
and variety, at fhe following rates:
Ceverlets, per pair, So. 90 or $50 each
for three. or more Coyerlets--allowove
without seams. - sea +
CARpErs-Commona 10 cents per yard,
double chem T2a cents per yard. sfs +.
. g. Persons leaving their yarn at Dayen-
ports Store, Woodsfeld, Will have their Gov
erlets returned there. ~ -.,.t 4
n B.-Coloring done in the best possible
style. CHARLES BRUNER,i 3
MIlTossByac, Apg. 10, 1s57,-3m-
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THE STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, S.
ssss COURT or COMMON PLEAS. ISL.

Appollo Stephens The said defendants
agaisnt will take notice that the
Madeiain Stephens plaintiff has this day
Nancy Stephens filed his petition for par
Abrahan HicksS& tition oflots number one
Cathazfhe Hicks two, three, four five, six
his wife and seven in the town
Of Calais in said county, stating that sad plain
tiff and said defendants, Madelain and Nancy
stephens are each entitled to one-third ofsaid
lots, as heirs at law of Levi Stephens deceased,
and the said Catharine Hicks, formerly Catha
rine Stephens, is entitled to dover therein, Said
Petition will be for hearing at the October term
of said Court next coming, it demands parti-
ton Of said lots. sARsHBonp & RIonARDsos. -
.e9fffn ~ f4 / Attys for plaintiff.
September 5. 1s57.-sw.
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M 0NRO Esa.HOUSE,
WOoDSFIELD, OHIo.sh J. sae
THos., (. DAVIS, j Is , Proprietor T i j tor

Bsjatis, SItt fffs - hStstn aSfaE sctst1
TNHE3 proprietor of the1above9 named well
i ,known and popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it.stillmerits and main
tains it's old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improyeinen and is bet-
ter prepared now than ever heretofore TO ads
minister to the comfort of his patrons He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same money. y
So a,ii-a4sag THOMAS K.tDANIS. 3
y ~ B. Especial care taken of horses. az
March 35, 1856. 9q1 tpt saoii--soeizoe g "a
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SHERIFF'S SALE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE COUN-
rsgFe TY, OHIO.
Guernsey Branch of the DY virtue of a writ
State Bank of Ohio, d of venditioni ex-
VS.. ponas to me directed
Joel Gregory and others. from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ, on r
Saturday, the 26h dayof September, 1857,
the following described tract of land situate
in the county aad State, aforesaid to wit:
The north half of the south east quarter OF
section twenty-one (21, township FIVE (5,) and
range six (6,) containing eightyone acres and
eleven hundredtls, more,pr less.
APPRAISED at seven hundred dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on at the
suit of the State Bank of Ohio against Joel
Gregory and others.
- WILLIAM READ, Sheriff, 80
Aug. @l9.9i2a SO Is Monroe County,so. 3
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HAsrlros, Ohio, NOV. 10, 1885, :

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1885, X
DIR. RoBAcIe- Dsdrs Sir Il have sresd IN th&
newspapers many accounts Of cures effected By
your Scandavian Remedies, hut ! consider my
own case at least as interesting and Is marvet-s
Gus as any of them. So far as you are cos
cerned, one testimonial more or less. Is Of little
cons equence. Your fame is established, anAa
my statement.cannot add, to your, celrbritiss
Bot for the benefit of my fellow creatures 4,
desire to make kuowathe facts KhspI called
upon you, at the instance Of . dear fricnd, on
the 2lst Of March last, had been nire years .
sufferer from tcatarrh. The irritation Of the
nerves and sneInhranc of the head WAS 20 ip-
tense that sometimes il almost drove me erasy.
/ could not sleep, and was never free from arse
pleasant sensations. AT various times,frs
different physicians had attended nae, eaef pne,s
treated ME in his own way, but none. Of them
did me any good. rsI dsspairsd, Of ,syer seeing
another well day, and when, called at yen< :
consultation rooms, had very little hope Of re.
upon a regular course of your Seandipeytan q.
Blood Purifier, and Blood Pills vas eneoury,,
aged by the cheerful, hopeful xay In which !
you spoke, and / resolved strictly tn 3ollew.
nsIp less than a week, an M.
worst symptoms of my complaint began to-
take nlilders form, and SO continued 10 iIp7 :
prove from week to week until, at the end Of
three months. my head. was entirely rsliryed,
and every. trace. Of the catarrh had left ms>.
Still, however, + continued to take the. RENE.
dies for nearly six weeks longer. becasssI !
found they were building up my strength and
fortifying my constitution. Six months have,
passed since the cure was finished, and havs.,
had no sign of a relapse. should be glad "a,
see this letter, OF tho substance of it, in prnt,
FLOR the guidance of others. Is S gssss.. :;
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude, ss.c
ssli lbds isa Mrs. AUGUSTUS COocH 3,
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