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y A graduate ola Literary ms titution
sent us, week before last, a poetical contri-
button for the New Year, with the usual
announcement of" Written for the Ellsworth
American " The piece is entitled. 1.-The
New Years Welcoming Bells After a
careful examination of the contribution, we
concluded that one lennyson, who thrived
some time ago in "Nerrie England" is the
oldest proprietor. When We have evidence
that the split Of the real author has return
ed and given permission for the preparation
Of this literary theft, the piece will be pub
lished and credited to its new author.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

L. S. SES,roH.-H1n. ". p, Fessendeu
was reelected Senator on Tuesday. He re-
ceived every vote in the Senate, compliment
never before paid to airy man on a like occas.
Jon and received 90 out of l35 votes in the
House. This prompt action ofthe Legislature
is but the reflex ef public opinion. and tLt
carrying out Of the wishes of the voters of the
State. NJ man better deserves the compli-
ment"fa reelection foriaithtalne,s for ability
and for public and private virtues.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

Darn OF Mr.. DYER OF DEBrnIs. Tile
death Of Mr.. Dyer WAS announced in both
branches of the Legislature on Monday
Mr.. Pike of Calais. made sor.e timely and
eloquent remarks, in calling the attention of
the House to the event. Mr.. Talbot of East
Maclias moved appropriate resolutions,
which were seconded by Mr.. Estes of Tren-
ton, in some quito extended remarks, in
which he beautifully and eloquently alluded
to the event. of the uncertainty of life, and
of the relations, responsibilities and duties
Of life. We shall publish the doings next
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14
W AsuINcToS, Jan. 10.

sES,Tr,-Mr. Douglas appeared and took
his seat upon which there was slight at
tempt at applause in the gallery.
Mr.. Cameron presenteda memorial from the
citizens of Penn, in favor OF the passage OF
the old soldiers bill.
Mr.. Seward presented a memorial from the
citizens OF New York in favor of the home
stead bill.
Mr.. Iserson introduced a bill abolishins
the franking privilege. Referred.
Mr.. Bsler proposed to set aside Fridays
and Saturday OF each week to consider the
priyato calender. Laid over.
Mr.. Sim ms presented the credentials of
Mr.. Anthony as Senator from Rhode Island
from March next.
Tha French Spoilation bill came up and
Mr.. Davis concluded his speech against it,
and Mr. Crittenden replied. The arguments
OF both We're historical and legal and Of great
length. Finally the bill passed by a vote OF
% 10 20. Mr.. Kennedy was temporarily
absent bat would have voted ave
Alter protracted discussion it was re-
solved to admit to the floor only Represcn-
tatiyes and the Clerk of the House. Foreign
Ministers, heads Of Departments, Supreme
Judges, ExPresidehts, Ex-Nice Presidents
and Ex-Sendtors.
The appropriation Military Academy bill
was then passed Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

NEcRosis.-lf there be any disease calcu-
lated to drain away the life of a man, and
weaken the mind and body by its painful
slowncss, it is the death Of any part of the
bones. The PERUVIAN SYRUP gives
support under the profuse discharge, hastens
the separation of the dccaying bone, and
heals the indolent and irritable ulcers con-
sequent on the long continuance Of the I'M
healthy suppuration.
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ELLSWORTH, Jan. 18th $50.


GENTLEMEN hour written request to
deliver an Addr IS on the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association, has been handed to me.
The compliment is duly appreciated and
will never be forgotten
Infinitely associated as is the sahiect with
him who needs no monument or mound to
pnrpetuate his name. whose fame is common
surate with the world and not to be increased
or diminished by mortal man. the invitation
with which You have honored me would
have been accepted with doubt aud hesitation.
whether | should be able to justify the
opinion You have 50 kindly expressed; but
the present situation ofmy family presents
an insurmountable obstacle.
Most respectfully
Your obi servant
Charles JARVIS
Messrs. Andrew Peters, scwAll Tenney and
others.
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A MORNING WALK AND ITS MUS.
INdS


5 WY al wa til, shaiiwy skies,
Tn pale noon siuSs to rest,
While majestic Orion lies
In the din and distant West,
Tl,e mtny, weary, pans stars
Grow lin, aal faint, and few.
White fancy cans them fairy cars,
As they slowly fad, from view
Along the reli ming eastern skies,
The morn bu, dinty burns,
While On, with tirelcss wing it flies
A. the hroh sphere sunward turns;
soc its path in eastern air,
Mid shlies that clmr aai ga,-
Inchau<e from red to pale light, where
Tue sleamings Of IN 'rnng glow.
The coming lay, the silent hour
The dark hours that have gone.
Have Der my mind silen; power
As wander fort alone.
Thea busy thought spreads out, away,
olwings Of morning light,
t. firthHst readings Of that ray
In the realms of fleeing night;
Ana ron ii. car on that -ht beam.
S'cs Iands where yatn5 ray
ofmnrn has broke the snmh Ar's dream,
by its prophecies of day.
In those regions where peaceful Isles
Mors fair than taaci,'s themes
Blsk ia Pteilc's sweetest smiles.
Is ths shai,wcy lanl Of dreams
Their now that silent hour-night's noon,
LpE1r>, yet spreads along,
Ani her chtste q ie n lends her sweet boon,
Frightening land Of song.
fyc ii ma-nilg', magic calm
s. hr shi, ;, clar AMI fair,
1t ems that as,al sp,ihlng balm
fjats ever IN .ieacs thrre.
IT, hi At1+ u III stirring herbs,
frim bills aa1 s,l arhaad,-
t. e'str sweet s'tss II Il, 'r',ins hiris,
I>.ii pleasing, pastoral sound.
Bot ftau this theme my mind IS drawn
By .7uVjs q .;irrin. men,
Wh1s.ks them With The dawaiag morn,
o. thg hillside and thc glen
Oh .rs My a'nsa ofs,llc nI,ft-
Nav muse If .isfli, even;
Bu, prompt. my yauthfiI muse Alright,
Mdruius tor ma,Ipg was given
Autumn -
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DcRNo's Pills are recommended to persons
Of costiye habits OF both sexes. They act on
the liver, digestive organs and gently on the
bowels, correcting an overflow of bile Per-
SONS using them soon become stronger, in
consequence Of their tonic properties, They
are the most valuable yet simple remedy
within the reach Of man, woman d child.
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lFsr the EilSy nth American
- IA ron

AUGUSTA. January ~ 1917.
MR. EDITOR The thirty eli shth L,gisl,-
ture of our directing State has assembled
and the machn, is stting into working or
DIR.
On wednesday of lust week, at 10 clock
A. NJ. lo7 of the Isl members of the House
assembled in the Req natives Hall. and
organized by choosing VIM. T. Johnson
of Augusta, Speaker. and Geo. W. Wilcox
OF Gardiner, Clerk Charles A. Miller of
Skowhegan, Assistant Clerk.--ln the Sem
ate, the II IN. Charles W. Goddard, of Au-
burn was elected President, and Joseph b.
Hall Esq. of Presqae Isle, Secretary
Two vacancies in Senate, one in York. and
the other il Aroostook, WIS filled on Friday,
by the choicc of NJ 'ssrs. NJ ,rton and McClus-
Ky. both Republicans, 50 that the Senate is
entirely Republican, and the House stands
l0i Republicans to Il Democrats.
At half past twelve O'Clock on Friday, the
two branches met in Convention in the Hill
of Repr ntativ,s. when the oaths of o.lico
were ADMINISTERED t. the Hon lot NJ. Nor
rill' and thu s,cratlry Of State proclaimed
him Il vernon Of the Stat of VI zinc for the
current political year; after which the Gov
ernor rad his Address ,('r Messaga as it used
TO be cal,d) one of the clcarest and pro-
foundest Of Gabernat3rial Messages, a model
State paper, hon rable at once to its distin-
guished author and to the State, which de-
lights t. honor him as its chief mas istrlte
On Saturday, the Hon. Noah Smith Jr.
was reelected Secretary of State. The having
been unanin pusly nominated in Republican
Caucus,) aud Tuesday of this week is as
signed for the election Of United States Sen
ator.
Also, on Saturday the tollavin5 gaatle-
men were elected Councillors for tie ensuing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

The Oxysenated Bitter, have received the
strongest testimonials Of any medicine in
the world for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Asthma
and General Debility, and is worthy the con-
fdence of all who saes rem ly stor these
complaints.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

The Minutes, of the Baptist Association
for Hancock county for number of the
churches are still in our Office We wish
those interested would take them away.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

FARMERS CONVENTION AT the annual
meeting of the Hancock Agricultural Socie-
ty, beld Oct. 18th 1858, it was agreed to
hold Convention of the farmers of Hancock
county at Bluehill, on Wednesday, the Goth
day of January 1859. at which time the re.
port of the Delegate to the Board of Agri.
culture will be made-after which the sub
lect matter of farms aad farming will be the
order of the day. The Convention will meet
at Bluchill on Wednesday, the Goth inst. at
II o clock \. NJ. a general attendance is
requested.
A. NJ. GLlppkx, Soc'y.
Ellsworth. January II ls59.
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9ii-'' ol W me
"h''e amount exp :nded for s. hool pur.
osss' o." 81 OF " hole nu n5er o
,'i@fs 4tlehathI Summer 10 us, 1872
noe num5 attending winter
scnools' t2ls'o- The vaIfe Of sehao'
euitlePs IN the state is rs-urhe a. )
no 9''
l renew tue rec lmmeaia' ion in my
'a<' a9Hu' m IS we to The es'ab.ishm nj
% d y rnai Scno'i a. IN Itspeasahle to
"'e 't'eres 5 OF TIE common schools.
ia led reports OF TIE oihaer, Of the
i"saiiS ii2sl't-"' alld heiofm = 700, t3l
tae information oit1e gor2rnmant, will
oe presented aad " / be tod1d to
contain a stat'm mt Of the condition.
III ems nj wants o these Institutions.
Oider tla operation OF thn IlslA'i n
oi the last session o the l. Ils'a'ule the
dem tndS OF the Latter upon tae Treasury
are considerably diminished, while its
us-tutFess wit IN the scope OF lts NJ i
IA! design, 1t IS hoped my not b. i'm
raired The expresses to tie State o.
tie forner have Letn increased by re-
cent leg : hion; but the pllicy is lie
lleved to be hgmane and wise. and while
II operates to IN luce t4c 1. WIS to give
this cl5f>S OF the unfortunate poor the
benefits OF the institution, 1t does MT
UnreaSonahlX ada to the public burdens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

SUDDEN DEATn.--We hear indirectly that
daug hter OF Rev Mr.. Tilley of Wateryille.
about IL years old, died very suddenly on
Friday last. She was visiting friends in
tayette, in apparen, good health, except a
siisht cough; and while in the act Of cough
ing SIZE ruptured blood vessel, and died in
medlately.- Waterville Mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

The address of the Governor and the Leg
islative proceedings exclude much matter
that wcnli otherwise have arpser.d this
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

PIN. Does We return our thanks to
Hen !. Wasabarn Jr for cory Of Patent
O4dce Report On Agriculture for IS57.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

Manta ornament hides bodily detects.
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SGdI y Id
Almon Lord, York.
Geo. Th)radise, Iincoln.
Dennis l.. Milliken, kennebec.
Aaron \. Wing, Pen,hscot.
Rufus Jrt0n. Cumberland
Isaac \. Hartman. VALID
Washington Long, Ar,ostJok
This morning after the usual preliminary
exercises of the House, Mr.. Pike Of Calais
announced the death of Mr.. Andrews Dyr
member from u bios. who expired at his
lodgings at the X naebec lI5usa. about three
o,el elk. on Saturday morning. The gentle.
man from Calais r1terrol in very appropri-
ate terms to the character of the dscclss
and to the startlin. sudlcnn IS of his death
within three days from the time when h,
bad been pres mt at the opening Of the s,ss-
ion. a robust man, Of the ase Of g. thus
snitt'n down, declaring to us that DJst we
are, and unto dust We must return
The announcement male by Mr.. Pix,
moda"ed deep sensation in the House and
after ). pm, further remarks, tie usual Rsl-
lutions were 1opted, and committee OF
three from the Nsshinatoi Delegation, a?
pointed t5accp'ari' the rsmsias {, De
blois, when the IIoa.' al )s.rasi and at end
ed, with the S.nlts, the tdn4A sfrv'c &
n the RptInia Of til, State llJ.S ~ which
he Rev. Mr. Ban, Gree VIII Ba fSst
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LOT j. MORRILL,.
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For [ 5. Senator. the Democrats v5t Il
for Ephrann 4. Aaatt VII, not Mr.. Ba-
chanan be after them with sharp sticks
Z
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Ollie cough and palm % her sds Of three years.
One sG,sl. cured ,ns wife q z@gsr@an Esg,
pain h her ie aud breast Of thfee vears' stan5ine
SlS } 6oIes eursd Mrs John I9nSk wolieresk iown
Of two years standing
o SSs Ss sSss iS MS l : zsr Sss E: 9 sss ss0ss :s
grsi @ y ,a, "a Isar.' standing she had beeu un
her case ineurabie ~ " "'V'N P'O"'-n0'"
Tse 6qttss saTed NJ. small Of gert nall. Ohio, Of
chid, diree " iter having had the measlrs.
,dbS sele qs1sa s so Sging & lady 70 ihe amy Of M
md apl'ation " te heart Of about years sinnding
Ssa ad D sRpses s' E Sod 20 ias son s5asi IL. ass h
''le wa, va. ~ ~ o. Ie iims s9p9osed % Be dad
lady seventy years Of ngc, Mexico Ohio. Of cough
fhrgs 6aues cured q Jahnsaa Ia 6ssSisrof ne
snse1 Coag Bank a cough snd gsnerai debility q
One bottle cured y watson Member 81 ouarrss,
'rom Ohio &c Wydte from Washington " 10 his fam
W Ohio, send me hy express QUE hottie II 81 Johns
irIsad fhr 30 dc s5tsnsa ts day Ia home. esred
nh very severe eo,d aud alsn cured qiend"
~ ST. shansr. SO q IA com o. shS vas adiieted
Win very severe cough aud pain In her side about sK
sg9sr srsg bottle. cgEsd Nc, lshy g.s, G.ssF
greyentgd him from doing hard work, one physician
oSIorrd him ~ dy,p~p "a sqd an0sh'r for eonsumD
e lnhns 0oagh t1l punsanptos syrpp.p rays ths
aud eli 10 aei We do GOT s1sw iis equal NaIasrsss
patent s .opssss,S sS sF assy m StSA ssS
been rustnri % health by itsu.e Wehave used 4 With
Six 5Sids sSresi Di siolsr re,pse,sbls old school
physician, Of Oregon Ohio. Ne Was some months oon,
pysie,9s W tea him, aud asrsedn the belief mai hs
gonld moi rrcpFer- % .f I -rr.-
oonneoleut --Mr, Elgard " Ksylor NeE.Haysu,
through ereat p6rti0n Of he Wesisra esdnlfy / be.
s@Sas 4s6 % sgs ssSysS Ha ss.S S' "a
sssnes N. ErYeri Cty i yo, h@ve 9sss an
~ return matt Who i Your agent amt where ~ want
some tor myself and frignda Who are sPnefinE qilb
shall ssnl shs mone5 - yau co case Please lnfsrn
Me what vii BE th expense o. threg duzen small bot
fSsai1t on lie New i,,rk ana New Hassh RtiirSad!
hnk yonr syrup Re Ersa,est arel- IN TIE sorld for
M once n 4lehig97, aud says she eant want q Be Win.
Ioyt- Mt Z. W. nroeks, welltnoWn wealthy eil-
Cough nnh Con3nmphVt SYRUP "a wish s0h would q.
ssasr isSs sS IS1 ssIslss ess % & 81 see 81 saT
gorld i9r similar purpse, u has saved ny iie ard
~ Ennv With Consumption as 10 bs eonsiersd beyond
s ~ s5s 5s,es s . p;'as ,l yse g29t s.i9elsh ~ %
ass s ais a 2ss sai sois fs sai Ssi; 6ss atas
Illihes sisssrt. Wallsrau ! kaAss, o IuatE. N.
va S59'6 Ssrl lsss ssnd e sgs ~ e5 5op &
.idsIed BY hoss who haye used d as the VefJ best
'Ii jain isind. t ss fopuship klos Co. O.. zas
cured u cough % rn years standing nS he use u b.
Johns Cough ana Oonsolnptou tyrup. =
NoW-Y1rk- III was trnnhie ailh F4re severe cough
aud cold, aud vas q ho4rse . be unable to SpsAk
ahnFe ny breath. made u'e 0i several small bottles
sal ssos seeeei iaeoSses6ease N lie rsei
sqsS q "a 8 ss ,s' AZ s TsHsgal ese sSTAs'sf
al article Of great value, AIREs
JsssS 1lmsases srssis. i u 81 Jobn co.. s
co. o. ssasfs fssass ioi he Western siaiss.-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION


fHtLAnELPHIA,
benevolent institution established BY special sndou
men lof The Relief OF the Sick and distressed,
afflicted with V'uentund Epidemic Diseases,
Ntmes oI Epidemies, 4 the object Of thiu Inittu
uon 70 establish Hospitals, oproyide NnFfes, Phys
canss Clothing Food Medicines, 40, Cor the SICK
destitute TO take charge the oFphans Of deceased plf
ents and omnister n every possible way the relic
Of the afflicted and the health OF the public AZ large
10 NE duty Of he Directors, Al snoh ;lmes yid per
sonsly hc Inherited dsircts and e. provide l-d
msans OF relief Numerous physicians, not actngmem
hefs ofthe Astnciaiion utuay entol their ib
books, subject 70 Be called uPon aend ts hosp tails
free nf charge
IN he ehseuco Of Epdemics. the Directors have an.
thonEed The Consulting surlcon 90 give advice and
medical aid 20 penons suffering under cHaoSIc BisEAs
~ uFuleni character afsng oai abuse Of the phvs
icalpoweT, mal tn ament the effects OF dTpes, SO
NnTous reports andiFacts the nature ndtFeatmen
Of fChronic diseases bv the CaHsuldnE Snrgeaa, have
bees pubshed Tor gatuitout dstfhuiion, and will be
ssnt FREE o. ouARGE 10 the afflicted.
Address for keparia OF treatment, nR GEoROE r
CAtHouN Cnnsnlting Surgeon, Howard Association,
Nc, Sonth Ninth stree, Philsdeph Pa. by order
OF the Directors, EzRA ID. hEARrwEti. PJesf.
Csc, FAIKCnfLn, Secretary, sepls-lT
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GARD TO ladies

THE haehish rpercie pills, for females. The import
Il ere ofths reliable and safe remedy Tor female com.
plaut would respc fully call the attention ofthe lads,
Of this country o IT, feeling assured that In this the,
viii find safe sud never fuilng remedy Tor all diseas
arising from deranged and d soroerad s,stem suc
Ne sick headache. paniaiion or the hrnri iowness Of
spirits, nervous affections, LeucorfheR, Sc.
IN removing noppnfet, obsiTucions Of the mensss
hom whnlcvcroause. they infallibo. The suppre.
sion common, sspeedilv relieved, and there viii b.
no recurrence " used according 10 directions The,
are especially ndaped MARRiEp LADtDs TOR partr.
ulatf see circulars, TO be found each box with drec.
tionsl
None genuine without the signature or Emile RTouton
Proprietor p Roe 81. .ionore, Paris Nlasso 4 Laurie
importers
Price 81 Q5 per box, half boxes, IS cents. Sold b.,
adaa
Mail Package, put pin olosely sealed double en-
rnvelupes, anl having the appearance Of an orlnaf
ett y, price 9lu0, SOD ,niv bv our aenetal agonts
.. ALnEN and Co., Cleveland ~, VITO will send ther
post paid on thtteoep ofihc price and to whom al nr
deFs must he Addressed
Sold by /. l.. 81. John Of THIN, o., who will als.
end them by mail any address thef Ieept price
through The Tiliu r. o,
Oct. 15.1f
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WEgr BEnFoRD, Coshooton Co., MAY u, Ie5-
Nj. n, u. king,ley, Sif--l have been selling tht
medicines Oihe Graft enherg Company for the last te
eHrs. and have invariably fund them 10 give r., 4
atsfaetioni and the pills have sold great MAJ
rmiliesas regularly their and coffee and with
raie they have become staple NJ icle. MfTshas u
inc Caihocon is a medicine that has done gfeat
Mount OF good In fem1le diseasea One lady sold b
told she had received more heneft from one hott,
han she did frnm long Of uedical treamentb
he most shlfal physicians. Nours iruly,
Jan. 7, 1853. JANEs WiLsoN
For sale by A. r. Van Doom, h. n. snyder, 4.
?. Wooster 'riffni n. Hall, i.owelli Dr. r. Yate-
;rsen sprngi; Wm. tutb I.odii :. p Huff II
7oeti wm, RiningsT, Aiticai y, Hoffman a Co., Ne
IN m the nFincpsltowRs In Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. H. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Iue5.iy. Agent for Ohio.
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I'm phvsi ian Of thirty years' IRA tie. Ny prin
'ina study has been diseases Of females. They hnv
fenerally bafod nv best efforts Obtniuine the ma .
~ comparing Marihalri Uterine Ca hoioon, | wti
nleased with them. gave thema fair trial, and found IN,
ri abundnntly surcestful IN my former urorire cou
,nly mitigate the symptoms Of about halt the cases
'Ond not cure one In ten, Now | can radically cur
At leatt seventeen IN twenty md mitigate the rest
opsider MAfshnl's Uterine Cathohoon the create
blessing 10 females have met with.
]. n. MfltAMs, NJ d. Chnrleston
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To Consumptives

The advertier having been restored 20 health In
lew weeks by very simple remedy, ahef having 81
cred several years with severe Lung Ahectcn. an
that dreaH disease, Consumpuon,-t HnXious to mak
Nnown 20 his fellow suAerers the means OF cure. a
all who desire "a We vail send rony Of the pres rpo
using the same, which they VIII End sure Cure e
on'umption, Asthma bronchitis, &c. tn, only OIL
iect Of the advertiser In sen"aF tie prescription is Il
beneht The afflicted, and he no ies ~ suderr vi
vhir remedy, as u will cost Them nothing and ma
Prove bl'ssng, Parties wishiag the pTesgripuon vii
please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
oetlSlE Wilhamsburg, Lor z Island
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Read what Dr. nushncll says ofthe GraHenbsrg Med,
ines. ~. u. is physician OF extensive prictits an
me Of the most successful In the county (Trumbuh, r
which he Tssdes3
"rhis csrtidos hat have used the Gtan,nbeTg PHI
md Mar,hars Catholicon, sold ru bv n. O.. or
son, m my practice 10 my entire satisfaction. The
sSTai2oSr ffSmB5n Co., o.. SfaSsh \, its7
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GRAFFENBERG
FRMEGN MgBGcgWES.
HOME TkSrIMONY

HARrroRD, 1rumbul Co., o., March 7th. 1857.
hereby certify that have bean dealing In the Grn
enbefg Medicines for the past year, and can trulys
that have never offered any medioiues 20 the publ
that have met with the deoidsd appreciation Of the pee
ue like these, particularly the Piila and Catboi icon
They viii readily perform all and IL nron
oTthem. have sold ohuut 6fly bottles of the Caiho
the past season. aud hear the best results In ever
Ease.
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