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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

THE GREAT EAsrERN.-It is expected
that the trial trip of this monster vessel,
which has been dragging along for several
years towards completion, will take place in
July, sailing from Weymouth, England, to
the middle of the ocean and back again, to
test her qualities under all possible conditions
Of sail and steam. Hundreds Of workmen
arc now engaged on this vessel, and should
England engage in the war, it is intended to
employ her for running down the war-ships,
one after another, of the opposing fleets!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

Small squads of railroad builders are daily
coming down from Agency, having finished
the work of grading the Burlington road to
Ottumwa. They are passing over to Car
thage, hoping to find employment under
Buell. & Co., in garding the railroad east from
Charthage.-GateC City,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

The BRIrrsH NAyY.-The estimates for
the maintenance Of the British navy for the
ensuing year amount in round numbers TO
the sum Of S4l 100000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

The Egyptians at their feasts, TO prevent
excesscs, sal skeleton hefGe the guests,
with this motto, Remember, yc must short
ly be such'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

frequcnters spend the time in talking until
another cask is opened and drink it while
fresh. Families should bottle the beer i'm
mediately after the cask is opened or should
order it in bottles. . n E.n# as
That there is alcohol in lager every one
knows, but the smallness of the quantity in
proportion to the nutrative matter and bit
ter principle or tonic renders it so ineffect-
i've on the brain as to deserve the position,
which much to our credit it has assumed, of
national beverage, to the exclusion of
whiskey and other evil spirits.
DIR. Chiffon of this city made an analysis
Of the lager brewed at the Lyon brewery, in
this citv and he finds .s...... ....I..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

Rufus Choaet, Of Boston recently died at
Halifax.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

Thus it viii be soen that Dodge has re-
ceived from the public treasury at the rate
Of five thousand dollars per annum from the
very day that ho went into Burlington with
Van Buren's commission in his pocket. Idle
or busy, sick or well, at home or abroad, nc
difference how or where, Gen. Dodge has
pocketed five thousand dollars year for his
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Tragedy at Washington.

On Saturday afrrn1o Paiiip Barton
Keep, U s District Attorney for The D:s-
trict of Columbia, was killed IN the street,
by Daniel L. Sickle<, of New York.
The special dispatch 10 tbe Cincinnati
G z-,ie gives the following version of the
horriblA tragedy in high life:
fSickIes had rec-ived an ANONYMOUS
lerer yesterday, informing him of i'm
roper intimacy b.t veeu his wife and
KY. IL charged her with it his morn
ing, and obtained a written statement OF
he facts sign d by her. Soon after, Key
appeared in the Square, and waved his
handkerchief which was the accustomed
sign Il of meeting with Sickle's wife.
S"kl"s obs srving it, went over and
mel Ky at the cnrner of the square
Approaching him, he said s.your are the
id rascal who has ~dishonored me, and
| mean 10 kill you" ii. then drew a
pis oil and shot Kew, The latter advanced
au Sickles reireaied a few steps and
fired again, wien Key Tell shouting
-murjerr" While he Was down, Sickles
attempted TO FIRE his pistol a third time
but the cap exploded without being fol
o we'd by discharge. lie her r~ecapprd
he Pis'ol and u, The mrzzle near KEYS
heart, shooting him dead.
Sickles surrendered himself TO the
authorities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Raising the Rates Of Postage

The S, naie has passed a bill. yeas 80.
nHys %. RAISING The rates Ell postage tn
be five cents Tor distances under three
thousand miles and ten cents tor di>tan
cts greater, with duplicate charges Tor
double letters. Ii Raises tito pos'age on
newspapers carried cut Of The county in
which they are published TO one Ct nj per
copy. thus Doubling and quadrupl'ng the
present postage ON newspapers OF general
circulation. Provisions are made for
The substitution of stamps for the Con
gressional irankIug privilege. and a lin
Iraricn of the privilege in The hands oil
Executive ID, Far mems
The estimated DE- felt in the Post
Off C Department under present man
asemenl aud ra'es ot postage is no les
than $4,000. 900 Tor The year. The
Srnaie committee express a belief that
SIS $40 900 will be added In the Post
Office resenue by the increased rates,
just as though people wculd write as
many letters and lake as many new >pa
pers under high rates cf postagr as low
The iail-cy will be demonstrated the
first year should the bill unfortunately
Tor the Country become a law.
The ,o'e IN The SrDal in favor Ct in
creased postage vas quHe sectional,
The South went in a BODY TER iht bill.
aud enough tools of the ADM i>rralIun
were rour"i among Yves ern Democrats
10 carry the bill IN spite of ln- uniied
Republican vote OF the North and West.
The 81 th pays n small P"rp'r ion Of
the postage, ior some four million OF her
population are not permitted TO send or
Iec-iv- letters or lake -w>pspersl She
has equal post Office advantages. how
ever, but at the expense OF the more
libe. al and intelligent section NJ the
Unirn. In The Norih,n and E.s'ern
States the Dep. r'men under The present
low rates oi p"sis.r Is none than s-if-
sustaining: II affords a profit. IN The
Western States. where the routes are
much longer and The population les
compact. the pest office ,xp.n,.s some
what exceed The income. ~i.Ilr in the
Southern 5 ats The tax d. partm-nt Is
sNit hCdHF Lht Z u u8ufc> hlts
a. shr wD by The Post Office report Tor
he fiscal year eniing ia 3Jn. 1857.
hat the closely settled Sua'es Of The
Northeast yielded a revenue OF S6U7 1873.
while the Western States were bebInd
hand 500. 900. and the Southern, or
Slave States, Sc AS, 463.
But The ZANE dI,pr"prriion. says the
Times. is stilI more distinctly displayed
in the accounts OF the five years ending
June 50, 1858. They speak rs fellow:
Northern and Southern and
Eastern. Western.
Receipts ,g-2 SEQ 800
u. 30 i6l - gal, 800
Rxeess.... ......S or. seq Deficit. si4 go, COZ
Or 10 render The prcposi,iun 10 proper
lions hat will render mi-apprehenslon
difficult, We may compare Pennsylvania
and Virginia Cor the same period OF FIVE
yeais-S,atcs actually adjoining. and
neither realizing income irUm foreign
letters:
Population. Expenditures. Receipts. Balance.
Ia...-.I,12I col s.Oa7 ,065 I,lis,g.I poe ,G9s
We trust the House will -nev Yer sgee 10
the monstrous Senate proposition. C2ers-
land Le1der.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Tbs Pike Opera House Fete.

The opening OF The Cincinnati Opers
House by a grsnd ball was the event o.
the ed u the Qa-en City. 1t was
$40 ticket affair. and the number present
was estimated at sbou. 1000 Prone
mad s. dancing and supper were the or
der OF the Inauguration. and the display
of beauty. dress, j-welry and fashion
we're dazzling. The Gazetre's report
says-"Th.re is a Distinguished Clergy.
man Of the city. leading off in The frs
dance. and there is no b Her dancer ia
the city Than Le,"snd adds:
There were a good many p ople pres
-ent whom one dues not often see al
Balls" There were some unexpected
meetings of teachers in Mission Sunday
Schools. and of ladies and gcn,lemer
prominent in u religious and benevo
dent r0cielies. Old ciiz-ns, pioneers,
the digniIaries Of our city. the lovers o
art and the fashionable. And all were
delighted and happy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
The Cuba Bill,

The Thirty Nil ion Bill has been laid
over. till the next session OF Congress.
by a decisive vote.
Ia the Ohio Legislature. a resolution
endorsing Mr.. Buchanan's course on the
Cuba question was forced through by
the Democrats. on Friday. but on Ssrur-
dwy the vote was recon Sidrred, and the
matter was Indefinitely postponed by a
vote OF S. TO q5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
@fatbs.

In Orwell. on The 2O,h ult.. of Ini,mrtiun of
the rail, PORTER BE9ELL. son of Vim p
ami Charlotte Bedell, agai ! year. 9 months,
and 10 days.
In Orwell. on the 10Th uit of the Mease!s. the
youngest child of Samu and Abigail T May.
aged II months and 4 days
In Windsor. ON the 18th ulr-. HETrIE NJ
cid, st iaught, rof F. X and Helen Smith. nged
6 y airs aud "a days.
At Fowler Center. On the l2ih inst . Sc n II.
JONES. (son Of J L Jones) in the 18th year
Of his age
In Rowland, on the 10Th ult of Scarlet Fever,
DANNiE T.. ron 81 Francis and Esther An
dr. W., aged l yraI and 5 mo.'hs-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Marriaats.

Attic residence of the brides father. Feb 23i
10y Rev n n. rtpn. Mr. A ]. VANNESS. %
Hrokf"lj. and Miss ELIZA A. TEW. daugh;ei
of Henry T,w. Esq Of Fowler.
Feb. 21.h, 10y the R-v. William KincsiI, Mr.
WARREN II ROOD Of Troy G-aus, Co. an
Miss MELISSA oATLEY. of Bag tia. rrum
bull County.
On the lst inst. by Ell J ". Errrtt. Mr.
ANDREW ARrMAN to Miss LOUISA BUR.
NETT, both of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

SUDDEN DEATH MIR Samuel Gran
ger. vi Aurora. died suddenly. while sit
ting in his chair. last S,bharh 70. eno0n
Last week he had spent several days in
Rfv-nna. nj Court. where he had been
summoned AS a wi ress. He r-rurnrd
home IN S,uui lay evening. lie irli
quite IN veil ON Sunday IN 'rnins. and
walked the fl mr. of his roum much with
hi. hanis upon The top Of MS head
Hr finally >eaIrd him>rlf in his chair
aud suddenly xpr d Mr. Granger Was
an old. highly esteemed and mharntiti
clr Zen If Aurora, and his suid, n death
has east y loom over that entire c"mmu
nitv HIS aye WAS &c years RdveHna
Dem tcrof
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
HoLxss Tr Crawford Co., ohio. July. 81.

HWINls IT OTaWIWIT LO-r VNIO. suIy. u
Ds TrBEs- Sir Since childhood I have beeE AZ
eieted with Phthisie or Asthma My mother hesire me
suffered iron the same disease. AZ ] grv Ofisr il
became worse. the lzrOxysMS oeeurr d oftener. and
were more lrotracted and severe. especially 60 daring
the inter season. At all times q little more than
ordinary exertion caused a violent cough. and greAs
oppression IN brrathiBg.
While the parOxysmS lasted. there vas q distressing
cough. ana a co9stzns zgeni=ius struggle for breath,
brinx at times apparently .pon The verge OF suGoeati1a-
Very little sleep coaid be obtained a. snrh tices- aRa
that little while sitting in ny CT air. Two years ago 1
was induced by he statement VI = lady whom ysg esrSd
Of Asthma to make one more trial.
HAD liz e faith@t that ;im-. partly heeanse } lad So
o;trD Leen disappointed, and partly because Others
said 1 could not get we'll Tue trsa'3el 9 VAS Persa<a
under circumstances most uEEGvorable. having The
care of sick friends. vet | have bsen not only rally ~
Eeyed o. all symptoms o. Asthma but OF osn~r 2hSe-
tons accompanying. Ihsve no cookh HoE. sFestAe
freely. rest veil. and have good strength
Yours. truly. cSL9j SCSANA W. QUAINTAScE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

FATAL ACCIDENT IN SHEFFIELp.-Mr.
J ,hn L A .ter. OF Si-fi H.. WAS. on
Monday last. fatally it irrd by limb o.
y tree falling on his bead and breaking
the skull. He WAS ins@nsible from tie
tune of the accident iii his death. the
night following -Ashtabuia Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
CARD TO LADIES.


NJ. PEktIE's 'HAcHIsH" PILLs.-The importers Of
Tina reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints
would respectfully call the attention Of American la
diesto It. as infEiiiablr in removing distractions and
irregularities OF the menses, Pr0nPtIg resf0rIHg them
IN All eases- The sEppression so common. is speedily
renewed. and there will be no recurrence Of the comp
iainttt this remedy is used acc riding to directions,
which each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Laaiss EScklsTk. or Inspecting tAsmsslses so, ara
eantioHss against using them. as misearrisgs H0ud
sHSHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of 5aniig sh0EId
J0rsgs tAer use entirely, as fen pills each month
H9Etd 5s sure 10 PrecsRt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in ne wise
responsible after this sdmonition. Although certain
IN eneet.they are so mild as neverto produce injury
to the health.
MIL PACKHGES,
Having the appearance Of an ord aary letter. price
sl.OO) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by NAL. post ptid. on receipt Of price
Boxes sl.2S; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs. v B. AL
DEN & Co.. Cleveland. O.. are our general agents -
All orders will he promptly filled by them.
Sold by u & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and v
A. SMITH & CO.. Warren. and by Druggists gene
rally. lJune IN, 5S-ly.1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

The Territorial Legislature rf Kan
-sas as passed a law establishing I'D per
cent, as The rate of interest on judgments,
contracts 10 be at rates agreed al by par
ties.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Longevity in Litehfeid.

An article In Il L'rch6 ID . mn pa
per gives some curious statistics OF the
longevity of people IN that town A list
i given at Thirty sew: n p-isons who have
died IN that Town since 1903 aged ov. r
bin+iv years. The uide~, wa Mrs Sam
eui Adams. who died IN 1893. aged 1U6
Years She was the mother of the Hon
Andrew Adams. Ii. D. After SHE wa
one hundred years Did, it l. recorded a.
h-r that, sh- role On horseback thirty
mite, IN nne day. Besides the ihlr y
Sven m five persons vino 1eTr r-s
rirpis Of Lucit-li have died in oth-r
places aged over 81 years; and there ar'
now living in L'chf-ld. pheh- F,rd.
aged 90: Tnsnkiul ). ymnur, 90; Mary
Ptct. 93 ,io tt en- widow ) lmrn
Bu.i. 90 and Jacob Kiibnurn 90 | is
believed thai this list could ne greatly
enlarged il The r.qIisi,, records could he
Oo'ainrd. a iI>t l. also prepared c"u
tanning the n4m.s If iils persons now
living 10 Ii chti i'd b-Iwe.n the ayes o.
80 and % WHAT iown IN The Umird
Ssa e, can 81 ow such II remark sble Tecor,i
ot Longevity rs !hI-?
CALIFoRAiA ITEMS By THE OVERLAND
NAIL ST l., uIs Feb 3-Th- Ov.I
land ma ! ait ,hr ION ulJ., tw-nty three
days out. inc'ulns t~wenty-tSo hour, De
t niinn, ha, arrived. Paul q Sh IRA
was killed in Santa Clara county bv
Thomas L-als. ON the 6 h.. Great tx
cite ment. The military were called Qua
TO project the prisoner. who WIS CO
veyed Ia ill n, San jose. Rumors pre-
vailed At San Francisco that three hun
dred p isourrs IN The p+niienIiary had
accidentally prri.hed b, The use of 5 mr
chem cal m'X-d in the -four. There l.
dub less some truth in ,he rumor. bu.
II Is greatly exig serated.
OHIb PEyIrENrIARY.-T-n prisoners
from H,mIIlon county we've consigned To
the P~rD't-ntIary IN Saiurd ~. Two e
Them murd-rers :, n,tBce for life. The
SAFE Journal .#ys:
Tnere are now seven hundred and FIVE
convicrs in the pen'ienriar,, and the
Warden informed US, that. will out a
doubt, " hen the spring Terms OF Courts
closes, the number will be increased Al
l-a>l 6fiy. AMI before the end of 1859.
there will be eight hundred. THIS vii
n' ce>siiaie an enlargement Of The old. or
The cor s,rucliun OF a new prison.
A respectable gentleman, fem Mobile,
now al Washington. who has Just made
a Southern tour. declares that the Atri
can Slay" Trade is already opened at the
) I'll h. There are several companies
f'rm-d AT different points to go iD,o lie
h~u-iuess of importing negroes from the
African coast. The succrss of the last
veniure in Georgia. By which hundreds
of thousands Of dollars were real ed,
has ind 4med \ reckless class of mrn. who
are fitting out other vessels for the same
trade akron Bs0oOn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

NEW POsT OFFICE "A new Postof
fee has been established IN this county.
al C'o"krr's Crrn-rs which is 10 be CAL
led Steawbary Mr. Charles c Town "
appointed Pos Mast+r.- A~sLtabula Tae
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
March Appointments.

DR Fl. TUBES will be in attendance
as follows
wAKEES. National Hotel. Saturday March 5th.
EAyESSs, Pr-Htiss House. Tuesday. March lst
A-HTABrLs- Asht~bula House, Monday, March l4th.
FOR cSasSbGfi0H HP0a oil diseases Of rae TArSai.
LHs=s. Heart, Liser. SsSnseA 60Eehs. ki9aeys,
aHd SpiseA. -8iso. D-OPss. Grussf. RAsH1Jisw-
Ssrr0RsHses, De1HitE. Dyspepsia. Ftnakt Dsse4s-
Is. .isss Gsd Fessr. Fds Impurities Of tie Bf9oF-
ErsBti0ss. Cancers. Ulcers AID all othrr varieties
OF being Standing complaints. 9th External aud La
tern4l-
For some ten years. DR.. TrBRs has 5erOtesihis entire
time To Chronic Disease. treating thsusands annusliy-
nzny OF whom hal exhausted every oth-r resource
within reach. II NO CASE ARE MINERAL on OTBkK
RoIsOss LxPLoYED. NOR DOEs Hz MAKE sicx To SAEE
wELL- or 1EaK DOss 70 srtLD UP AGAIN. Tbs med;
cires can c taken With safety by thu most tslIessr-
anil patients may remain at hone. aud coeunrs- ~itA
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. hRaJ
have recovered under the trrstfnent after friends ana
physicians have had given up all hope. the ~rSdispuss-
bic evidences OF which eaa always be Ernisk=d-+
I~nyalidS. however -edueri or despaiTing, are invfrei
TO cal. AMI glsy he assured that no encoRr7ssDeht viii
be given or expense incurred. without a corresponding
prospect of recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
News of the Neighborhood

PERSONAL As q matter Of interest 10
many OF our readers at = dislsace. we
NAV probably state thai frederick Wad,.
worth. Esq. who has been a resident Of
the Weston Reserve for about fifty seven
years and whose pen has contributed
many valuable articles Tor our columns,
Is now spending a few WEEKS with his
find and contemporary. HIN Elisha
WhIrlc>y of Garfield. Mr.. Wadsworth
i hale and vigorous :ur one oi his wears.
AMI enthusiastic in the pursuit of pioneer
history. 10 which he has given no little
sI ention.
The earnings of the Cleveland l. Erie
r r for January. 1859 are a. follows,
compared with those Of the correspond
in, mnnth last vaar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
SICK HEADACHE. oP long STANDING, PER.
FECTLY CURED.

sICh H~EADACHE. 0F LONG STANDING, PER
FECTLY CURED.
Philadelphia, March 10th, 1859.
DR g NJ. JScXsos. Dear Sir:-I had bern troubled
from childhood with frequent attacks Of Sick Head
ache. accompanied with another common and painful
disease. r which I yainly soug ht relief for eighteen
years Al length. by the persuasion Of my mother,
who bal been greatly LeBehtted by their use. ! resort
ed 10 ynur HOonand's German Bitiers; and I am indeed
gratihrsl 70 lie able to SAY that a { ~ hotties effected a
perfert cure Nv appetite. too. which Was formerIv
very Irregular. has hem Completely restored, ca4 I
yeel beffer thaH frer before Yours truly.
MRS. C0RNELIA LUCAS.
s3i south Front st.
Ask for TIoof nils German Bitfrrs. IL Is sold by
Druggists and Stor~keeirrs in ey ~ tosn anil village
in the UEit-d s,at-s, West Infies and socth America,
at IS cts. per bouIs. Mar 3-e~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
BEWARE! Of a Cold In the Head!
WHEN voc ASK FOR
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFr

NE THAT YOU GET TT,
As inferior kinds are often substituted.
The genuine article HAS NO cot Al. no Medicine
nor appliance compares with Il Ia the care Of CArvsie
CafarrA. aud certain forms u Dsafasss, Headache and
Sore Eyes
THis CELEBRATED AROMATIC. always fresh from
the MILL has been. and till continues to he nailed
dsis, through the Post on e. post paid. (or the past
SIX yrafs without a miscarriage ia any in-tance
Single Box il cts . or four boxes tn on, address 81,
BY the sole Proprietor and Manufacture
j. DURNO,
March 2, '5g-4w. Akanv y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
DIR. DELLENBAUGH )
March appointments.

DR DELLENBAUGH respectfully
~ informs the citizens Of the counties named he
low. and the surrounding country that he will he at
the following places At the tines in heated Ali FER
sons Affected with any complaint OF a Chronic nature.
are invited to call for grataitous consultation.
Cleveland. Corner Kinsmap & Vine sts.. LIST. 2d. 9th.
9Th. rth. . h. lOth. 18th I2th. 18Th. 9Ssh. 2YIh. 3Ith.
J Portage CO.-GarrettSvillr- Norton House, I
RIvenna. collins House, 10
Trumhull Co warren. Ga>kiiI House, }
summii Co. Akron. Empire Honse. 70
haee,lubia. At Henry Piles, 81
Stark Co.-AlIIanee. Buckley House. 10
Canton CITY, StoVer House. 10 20
Waynesburgh Hotel ~
Minerva. Imgiiug House. %
Tuscarawss Con-. rhiI.deiphiA. Nelson House p
Mineral Point Hotel, 81
Holmes .urgh. Empire House. Is
Carroll Co--Carrollton. Patton IIolse. "a
Coiumbisna Go -SAIineVille. Holman House. %
DE-. DeIIenhaush h4Iters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints Of ths oldest and most obstinate
character. lie uses no mercurial Preparations. and
only meiicineS that are purely vegetable.
Dr.. D OF Cleveland 4. is the son Of the celebrated Dr.
DeIleuhaugh, LATE OF Georgetown, who so succes sfully
treated and prescribed fof a67 100 patients during -
years practice in hi State.
All diseases pertaining to Women and Children
treated with great success - Dr. Deiieuh@ngh.
Where DR.. ID PrescrIhes for pEtients his charges will
be sati factory There is no one practising in George
toSn on the DeiIenbAugh system
A.B. Dr. d. speaks he q .rmz7 Language.
About two years ago my general health became narh
impaired. and in = short time there sas AZ eruption
made its appearance on my lace and LOdy. assuming
TIL very H"F 81 u p= OF SKIN disease. $50 called ~ the
D5cJors) Ny husband being n pS stefan. tried off
fcTent remedies hut avsiIed nothing. then applied
T. other eminent rht sicians. hut got DO reiiei. By
this time nay hrai and face was 4 mass Of sores. |
heard If DR.. Ds great success in treating chronic lis
Eases Auh diseases Of the SKIN l applied TO hun and
in less than three IlInthS he hal the cruz ton removed
and ms general health improved undrr his Treatment.
50 thit / nos enjoy good health. In conelIsiVa. l
wo1ld SAY those 5 Iarring from like disease should sp
ri, to Dr.. rellrnbaugh. MRS A F'HGtE.
Cleveland. Apr lst. ic5s. Feb 10. j.
DEMOVED ID II BENNETT has re-
H move his Pillow Sales rO5n fr0u south Street.
t. the west side 81 Main street. a lev aocrs South OF
the Pc { Cfice. Friends invi;eJ 20 call and ex .ni-e
stsek. before purchasing elsewhere
ID II. BENNETT.
Warren, Feb. 9. 'J3-tf.