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ne Burkat, pl,f, Civilac,lon To recover

Calharinc Burkat, PHI, Ci,ilnc,lon to recover
money commenced In
against the Court oi Common
Pleas Of Hancock Co.,
Isiah W. West, defend. U.& attacuent issued.
JsIAI W. WEST, formerly ui the said
i County uf Hancock. and Whose residence 10
the said plaintiff Is unknown. viii take notice
that Caiaruc Burkrt of the said County ur
Hancock, did on the sth day of June. ls57, file
her petition in the Court oi Common Pleas of
said Cnunly, against the SaidIlsaiah W. West,
setting Forth that On or about the LIST day ot de-
ccmher. lsjG. in consideration of the said par
lies being then unmarried. Nc., the said lsiah
W. West did then and there promise and agree
10 marry the >ald rlaintin 81 soon as certain
arrangements and conditions precedent upOn
the part uf the said defendant. (Which cuiIdi.
tions Sc. are described IN said petitun,) could
hc made and performed; that such arranp
and conditions precedent have all been made
aud complied with. and that reasonable time
has elapsed since the making ~ the same, and
further setting forth that said defendant has re-
fused and neglected Ia comply with said con
tract; said lIialniif IN her said petition alleges
that she has sustained damages 10y reason Of
the said neglect and refusal of the said defend.
ant Ia perform his said contract, To the amount
OF three thousand dollars, for which sum she
therein prays Judgment; that AN order OF at
iachlneni has been issued in said cause BY said
Court. by virtue of which the goods and chat
tells, lands and tcncmcnis of The said defendant
~ SAID county, have been atta,hcd; said de.
nndant Is further notified that he Is rcQuii ell
to appear and answer to the petition Of the said
plainiii, on or before the third Saturday amer
the fourth day Of september, 1851:
tATHARlNE BURkAT.
CArLEs & BEARDsLEY, Attys.
Dated this Path day ofJuly, ls57-7t.-pfts-
John II. Williams, pl,f.) Before Henry Byal,
against j. L. of Findlay tn
Fuller ballard, doft. Hancock c., ..
nN the nth day of July, A. d. 1861, said JUS
~ tice issued an order Of attachment In the
above action for tho sum of one hundred and
iorty.six dollars and thirty.two cents, with in
icrcst at nine per cent. after the 10th day Of
May, 1857. JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
Findlay, July 18TH 7,-3t.
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President u the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT 40. 2,

RfsoirSd by the General assembly Of The State
oj Ohio, thrcc.hiths uf the members elected to
each branch concurring therein that il he aud
hereby Is proposed u the electors of the State.
to vote on the second Tuesday of OCtnbcr next,
o. approve or reject the following amendment
rs substitute for tho second and third sections
Dr the Twelfth article of the Constitution.
- All property, personal and real. shall be sub.
jcct to taxation by u uniirn rule, at the true
value thereof IN money, hut such deductions
from credits may he allowed rs the Genneral
Assembly may deem expodicni: Provided, that
burying grounds, public school houses, and all
other public property. and all institutions OF
purely public charity, AMI all houses used ex.
clusivcly for public Worship, shall bc exempt
Jr"m taxation: and II the total value OF the
fetd my dollars the same may he exomp,
from taxation. All properly cmplyed in bank.
tng shall always bear burden taxa tionof equal
10 That imposed On the property of individ
nals. r.. ...I III
ss8 .ii l.|.N. VI. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated April3d 1857.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

SeD THE subscribers take this method
fN - OF announcing " the citizens of
- Pleasantyille and vicinity, that thcy
have opened boot aud shoe manu- factory, !,
where all who may wish ar rything in this line.
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds of read made
work, from the best eastern manu- fac tories. all
Of which they will sell cheap for Cash,
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular al,
teptiop paidto ths manufacture ofoalf boot I,
and shoes, from the best French and Amer.
ican stock, all OF which they will warrant TO
give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our work. as we
ate Always happy 10 wait upon Gus omers.
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL 4 FIRMIN.
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ATTORNEYS AT l. LAW.

FORGE CONWAY, Fashionable Barber
~ and Iiair'Drcsscr, (Main St, east side. over
RnsLlnnnn's Grnccry.) Findlay. Ohio.
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FU N Il IL AIS .

THE undersigned have procured an ex.
cellent Hearse, and will, therefore, be en-
abled heresfter not only to make cofins, bui
also td attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as it re.
gard the style and price Of oofins.
" Don forget the place, one door east
o. Henderson's block, on the south side Of
Railroad street. @. w. PARKER,
J. r. CLARK.
Findlay, o., Dec. 2i,'6S-tL
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Dated April id, 1861.


Resolrsd BY Die General .f.snbiy orle Stat, Of
Ohio, rhreo- -hflhs Of tic members elected to each
House concurring therein. that II ho. and here.
by Is, proposed to the electors OF this State to
vote on tho second Tuesday Of October next.
upon the approval or rejection Ofthe following
anendiaont, as a substitute for the NTH and
sixth sections oftho fourth article Of the Con.
sttution, VIII SIC. .5. DistrictCourts shall be held
In each county atlcasl once In each year, by
ono er more District Judges elected hy. The
electors of scpcrate districts to bo prescribed
by law, who shall hold their office for Ave
years: and during thcir continuance in Office
shall reside In the dtrict for which they are
elected. The provisions ofthc fourteenth see.
tion Of this article shall apply TO District
Judges. The General Assembly may by law
authorize tho Judges Of the District Court, and
Of tho courts Of common pleas, 10 Ak the times
0fh0dng their respective courts. Until District
Judges shall lNvc been elected and qualified
Dia,ict Ctsonr shall he held by the Judges oi
the Supreme Court and of the Court of Common
Pleas, ms now authorized. Sec. 8. The District
Court shall have such jurisdiction as may be
provided by law, and the judges thereof Shall
have and exercise such power and jurisdiction
at chambers, and may he required 10 sit a.
Judges OF tho courts of Common Pleas rs shall
be directed by Law.
N. IT, VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oflhc House of Representatives.
-. THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
nntpl Anril AL 1877
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disorders which English Ply scsns treat with
Mercury, 10 the Inevitable destruction Of the
patients constitution, and which all the Sarsa.
parila in the world cannot remove.
| TRIESEnAR No. !, 2, and 3, are prepared IN
the form Of " lOzenge, devoid Of taste or .fell,
and can be carried in the wastcoat pocket
Sold in tin cases, and divided In separate doses
us administered by valpean, l.alleman, Roux,
RECORD, &c. &c. Price % each, or iUur eases
IN one for sg, which saves t3. end IN s27 cases.
whereby there Is u saving of ~.
None are genuine unless the Engravings oi
the seals VI the Patent office VI England, the
seals of the Ecolo de Pburmacie dc Paris, and
the Imperial College VI Vienna are affixed upon
each wrapper and around each case. limitations
are liable ~ the severest penalties of the Law.
Special arrangements enable DIR. Barrow tu
forward Immediately, ON receiving a remit
tancc. the 30 and larger size cases VI Triesemar.
FRrE Of CAKRiAGE, to any part of the world.
securely packed aud properly addressed, thu,
lilisuring genuine European PREPARATIONS and
protecting the public from spurious and per.
ncious limitations,
Attendance and Consultation from II A. NJ.
ltill y. NJ, aud from Till y IN the evening
lj7 PnINcE STREET. u few blocks west vi Broad
way, New York. MAY /, is57.-ly.
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uAm nYE.-

~ Within nutshell all the merits lie,
or Cristndoro's never equalled Dye fgray,
Red II makes black, to brown transforms n
And keeps the nbros always from decay.
This matchlcss, revitaliIng Hair DYE still
holds lis position us the most harmless and el,i
uacious hair dye in rng WORLD. Prepared and
sold, wholesale and retail, aud applied In ten
yate rooms,at CRIsTAp0Go's, No. Astor House
New York, andby all Druggists and PerfmerS
In the United States. Jan, 23-ly.
dgsnis.-J. d. Park and Salon Palmer, Gin, o.
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NTOrIcE. FLAMES b. Hall and Josephine 8.

NrOrICE. FLAMES II. Hall and Josephine \.
IN Hall, of Cumberland County, In the State
Of Illinois, will take notice that q, A. Croning-
or 4 Co., of Hancock County, Ohio, did, on the
I6th day of July, A. ID. 1857, nle their petition
in the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
the County Of Hancock, and State Of Ohio,
against the said James B. Hall and Josephine
s. Hall, d. J. Cory, Hugh Newell and N. y.
Childs, defendants, setting forth that the said
James B. Hall and Josephine s., his wife gave
mortgage TO the said G. A. Croningor Co.
on their interest in in-l0t number seyenty'hve,
(75) in Vance & Cory's addition to the town OF
Findlay, In said County OF Hancock, TO secure
tho payment of one hundred and nifty dollars,
according 70 certain note mentioned IN SAL
mortgage; also TO .ecover the balances OF cer-
tain mechanics lien on said premises amount
ing to twenty-five dollars and thirty.seyen ct.,
exec cutcd TO George Berry, and by him assigned
10 said c. A Croninger q Co., and that since
the giving of said mortgage, the other deiend>
ents claim some interest In said premises un.
der the said J. b. Hail, and praying that said
j. B. Hall may pay said sums now claimna 70
bo due with the interest thereon, or that SAID
premises may be SOLD TO pay the sam9' sno
The said James D. Hall and Josephine y, hls
wiie are notified that they arc required 70 ap-
near and answer said Ieution on or befOro
Tho third Saturday after the 2sth dsy Of August,
iss7. - > II O., "A. CitONINRA 3 OO3
by 0'NEAh & BLAcKroaD, fhfg Aifyi
- 0E
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TIVE DEWEsE AND FRANCIS ~. DE
II wese, minor children Of Thomas Dewese,
late OF Hancock comfy, deceased, and OIL other
persons concerned, will take pp!ioe that ape.
tition was fled against the said Eve Dewesa
and Francis n. Dewese, on the fSth DAY cryu'
lsS1 Il " SSS SSSs a dan q
mands partition Of the following real estate, to-
wit: inlot No; forty:three' IN ne s, "Add,rSii 70
nda lot being 1h ans wv % tnd nd
next a term Of said Court, the said Ulfich'weiger
viii apply for an order that partition may, be
made Of said premises. Tho said weiger
cisinis Une undivided third part. ~ 's''
July 18th flS6T.--7L a'GsG4 2 'f2'o
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TO TEACHERS.

5sTSIlE Board of School Examiners, for
i Hancock county, will hold session
for the purpose of examining teachers, at
the Union School. room, in Findlay, on the
first Saturday Of January anu the first Satur-
day OF February, and the first and third Sat-
urdays Of every month thereafter, commenc-
ing at ten until further notice be given.
W. X. LEONARD,
Clerk of said Board.
Findlay, Jan. Q, 1867.
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Hurd & Church,

GENERAL Cole citing Agts, will prompt
~ ly attepd to the collection of Ciaimf OF
all kinds, 10 Hancock and adjoining coun.
ties, also, the settlement OF Estates, clos.
ing urPartnership Matters, &c.
REpkaEscEs;-M.C Z. Whiteley, Esq. C.
w. O'Nesl, Esq Wheeler 4 Bro S., and ID.
Dixon, findlay, Ohio. GAce in south cor,
ner Of Dixon's BlocL Main street.
r. b. HURD,
Aug. 8, 1859. c, CHIJRCH
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AMENDMENT 80. 4.

t'17efsolred blythe General Asssn,bsy Oft STATE Of
f)his, Three.hfths ofthe members elected To each h
house concurring therein That II be and hereby
ts proposed tu the electors of the state. on
thefccond Tuesday ofOctobor next Ia approve
~ reject the following amendment as Il sub
siitute for the first and second sections of the
thirteenth article of the Constitution. .Viz:
Corporations of every description shall be
created, AMI corporate powers grantol only hy
general laws which shall detinc thr powers,
privileges and immuntics and prescribe the
daties and liabilities Of each class or dsorip.
tlnns uf corporations. but the General ASsem.
bly, may enact special laws for the relief ol
corporations Ia peculiar eases, and may make
special provisions in regard to corporations in
cases whereirom their peculiar loGaion or In,
tcrests such special provisions are required.
and may from time tn tip,e alter or repeal all
such laws, as arc ,iut horizod by this section
= y. ri. VAN YORiIES,
Speaker Of The uousc of Representatives
THOMAS ". FORD,
PrcsldUnt vi tho Senate,
Dated April 2, 1857.
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Henry Cooper, plaintiff, Before Henry Byal,
against j. y. Of Findlay, tp.,
Fuller Ballard, defend, Hancock County, D.
nN the 18th day of July, A. o. 1867, said Jus.
" tice issued an order Of attachment In tho
above action for the sum Of one hundred and
six dollars and seycnty.hve cents.
HENRY COOPER.
Findlay, July ls, '57.-3t.
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n. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS

LNROM ALBERT q. RICHARDSON'S
II Western Advertlseinga nd Corresponding
OnlGc, M. 3G0 broadway, n. Y.
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,uo JOHN DAyEsBAUeH & ANDREW

VNO JOHN DAvENBAUGH & ANDREW
L Page, non-residents Of Hancock county, o.,
YOU arc hereby notified that the Viewers and
Surveyors viii meet at the house OF Joseph
Wineland, in Cass township, ON the 9Th day OF
August next, to view and survey q county
road, commencing on the Tiiiin and Defiance
Eckles' farm, on the section line; thence due
north vn The Wood county line. II you claim
damages, you will take the legal steps.
JOSEPH WINEIAND.
July 10th, 1857.
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We Want Money

We are very dcsirous Of collecting our out.
standing debts, and We take this method oi
them 10 come in imnediaicl and sol 10 up
We have been doing business for some time.
and there are many who have accounts run.
ming back one. two and three years. With all
such. we wish to settle mp and close books.
believing that a word to the wise is sufficient.
We make this appeal. II will he greatly To the
advantage Of all to heed this warning soon as
we shall place our accounts in other hands for
collection, if they d"noi.
Us. POWELL 4 Co.
Feb 20 lSJ1-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

A AZ AZ on Hardin stree. on which is erect
n rooms, also, well, cistern &c., will be ssld or
rented, on good terms. j. r. CApI'tS W
..svIAY, o., May Is, 81. 1ssisnse
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BUSINESS DIR ECTORY.

IANlOtk JEFEEIisUSiIN is,oE AID
i L job Printing Onirc.--The Publishers hay.
ing procured large supply "r various kinds o.,
new TYrE, and having, IN successful operation
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Trieseinar No. z,

Completely and entirely graduates all traces Of
onorhaa, hot h In Its mild and aggravated form,
elects, Structures, Irritation of the Bladder, r,
Nonretention Of Urine, Pains Of tho LIONS and
Kidneys, and those disorders for which Copaiyi
dntn Wv
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rIN Nancy Kelly. James Hardy aud Hannah
j. his WIFE, George Bell, George Latham and
Martha his wife, and william He'll. heirs and Ic.
gal representatives Of John J. BELL, deceased;
You are hereby informed that on the 2lst
day Of July. lS57, the undersigned. admnistra.
tor Of J"hn Bel, deceased, filed his pc elitvn IN
Probate Court IN and for the County vi Han
cock, and state of Ohio. the object and PRAYER
of which petition Is To obtain an order Of said
Court IN tie Ith day Of September. ls51, or AS
snoi thercailer as counsel can he heard, for
the sale of the equitable interest of said de-
ceased in in.lut number seventeen. in the town
oi MI. Blauchsrd. IN said County, of which the
said John J. Bell died seized
&. COOK,
-idmr. Of John J. He'll, dfe.
ONEAL 4 BLACkpunp, Attys,
July 81. j1.--5t.-IIt3,OO.
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A New and Important Discovery in the
Science of Medicine.

DATENT OFFICE SEAL or GREAT BRIT.
l. AIN, DlpLOME de ECOl.E dc PIARMACIt.
pHARMAClEN dc PARIS, and IMPERIAL col.
I.Et'E ofMEDlClNE, VIENNA. Sold wholesale
and retail by DIR. II. A. barrow, Member of
the Imperial College IL Vienna. and lsoyal Col,
legc "f Surgeons, London, who may he person.
ally consulted at his residence, l57 Prince street
few blocks west of broadway, N. W., from II
4. NJ, ill ., J.. NJ, and from |till r. NJ, (Sun.
days excepted. unless by app0intment.)
TIiesemaH Mn. IL
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The Highest Medical Skill of the age,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOfICE.-The undersigned has been M.
IN pointed and qualified as Executor On tio
estate Of Henry Longbrako, hate Of Hancock
county, Ohio, deceased.
HIRAM LONGBRAKE.
July 30, ls57.-3w.
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LAWYERS JOB POWER PRESSES,

which are the ngsT Jon PnESsEs now Ia use. and
is capable OF throwing oil plrTEEs nuNpnrp IN.
I1,EssiONs r.R HOUR, arcprcparcd Ia do all Kinds
of job Work, such rs Cards. Plain and Urna.
mental; Circulars, Posters. Blanks, Bill Heads,
Programmes. Pamphlets Sc. with their pres.
cnt facilities, they feel confident that they can
give entire satisfaction, both us it regards cN.
ccution aud the rates charged.
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ElDDLhY UKllIH S[H|jBL

ElnDLhY UNION yCHAdl
rINHE NEXT TERM in the Flndlay Union
l. School, will commence I'm the Higher Dsi
Oaitment, August 10TH I'm the other Depart
ments, September 7ti,.
Ikshs,--Same as heretofore. .,T
Stuupnts arc requested To he prossnt if nos.
siblc' on the first day Of the torn. SpooIai ef.
iorts wtll he made IN behalf Of those who sish
to teach, during the coming winter. Ifcircufr.
stances will admit, n Toachers' Clnss viii bo
formed to which u Lecture will be given daily,
In regard to the duties of the Teacher, in refer.
ence To Governing, Classifying, Teaching, &c.
Arrangements have been made by the super.
intendcnt for furnishing School Books, at d ro.
duccd price.
By ORDER OF rna BOARD.
FiSDLAY. July 23d, 1857.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ptiiadlelpl.,a.
- lMroMANr ANNorNcEaEST.--To 70 all persons
afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such us Sperma.
torrhUa' Seminal Weakness, Impotence, ,(;onor.
rhuA, Glect, syphilis, the Vice of Onanism
ar Self Abuse, Nc., &c.
The npward Association, in view oftbe awful
dcrtructiun uf human life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, aud the dcccptiuns practiced upou the
unfortunate victims ofsuch diseases by auaeks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
charitable act worthy OF their name, TO Grvs
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs to all De rsons thus atict.
| -
their condition. Gage, occupation, habits oflife,
Sc..) and III cases oi cxtrome poverty, to ruRs
Sisn MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Tho Howard Association Is "A benevolent IN.
sutu,ion, established by special endowment, tor
inc reiief OF the sick and distressed. afflicted
Win "Nlruicnt and Epidemic Diseases" IL Ia,
now surplus oi MEANS which the Directors
have voicdte expend in advertising the uboyo
notice. Ii Is needless 10 add that the Associn,
| ton commands
The Highest Medical Skill of the age,
and will furnish the most modern treatment.
just published, by the Association, n Report
on SprrnatcrrhUc, or Seminal Weakness, tho
vice of OnnIisn. Masurabatiun or Self Abuse,
ana other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, BY tI,J
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent 6y mail,
(in sealed envc'opc.) FREE " CHARGE, on the
receipt OF TWO STAMPS, for postage. .'-
Address, DIR. GEO. H. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 4 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
| EZRA ID. liEARrWEI.I., Frssiaient.
GHo. FAlRciIiLp, See'y. tScpt. i3, '55.-ly.
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am physician Of thirty years practice
My principal study has been diseases ut ic.
males. They have generally baillcd my best
efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
MarShall's Uterine Catholicon. ! was pleased
with them. gave the medicine a fair trial. and
found myself ahundantly successful. In my
former practice could only mitigate the symI
toms ofabuut half the eases, aud could not cure
one ia ton. S"w can radically cure seven.
teen in twenty, and can mitigate the rest.
consider Mar>halls Catholicon the greatest
blessing I" females have ever met with.
JAS. u. WILLIAMS. NJ. d., Charleston.
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ARCADIA COMINGii

ARCADIA COMINGil
A new Cabinet shop is opened in Area
dla, Hancock Co., OHIO. where all kinds OF
furniture will be kept ON hand and made to
order on the shortest notice-cheap, and
as good work as is done in any shop in the
county.
UNDERTAKING
Collins made to order-any style required
and accompanied with Hearse, free OF
charge, all on the most liberal terms.
ALBERT +. MILLER.
June 90, lS5G-tf.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL


COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPiNG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
md for the relief Of consumptivs patients In sdvssos
aages Of the disease.
We need not speok TO the public Of u. yfrtnss
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet OF t
American States, Its wonderful cures Of pulmonary
,laints have made 1t already known. Nay, few thu
hmies In any civilized country this continent withou
personal experience Of It's effects; and fewer yet tn
living trophy OF its victory tho subtle and dan
ost powerful andots yet known to man for tho fsrn
liable and dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary organs
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that be
oloycd for infants and Young persons Parents shouh
In store against the insdions enemy that steal
lpon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds h
believe the CHkRRY PICTORIAL more lives by the con
mmptions Il prevents than those II Keep BY
you and cure your colds while they durable, neg
oct them until human skill master the uex0rabh
anker that fastened on the vals eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung diiorders and
hey know the virtues OF this remedy need not d
more than 10 assure tlom Il is still made best II
We spare cost care, toll to pfoiuce II tht
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
the bet agent which skin furnish for tr
PREPARED BY DR.. j. 0. AYEe,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Has
AND SoLDBx
DIR. A. LASuwoRrHY, Eindlay, OIL. r. DYE
Van Buren; z, s. DARRAH, Mt. Blanchard.
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= W" NE nv m Hte'Ts, g' tie MfI'stH Eye ttsssA
rIL,sEi lloIs,. ssrANNAr. GA. Jan. q. lsh6.
NuNcEIl Sir srui hr urgtHrlnl tr the i.l'sf yoW
N,ll IN htisl M II di not rr"Ii my I" y"u
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