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CARD TO LADIES.

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reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention of American ladies TO il,
asinfslltabls in removing distractions and Irregular
ties OF the menses, promptly restsring thsm in an ca
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and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint il this
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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Joregs thsfr use entirely, AZ a Jep pills sssk nontk
you'd b. sure TO Preoent pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be In ne wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in eject, they are so mild as neverto produce injury
to the health.
NAIL PACElGEs,
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter. price
Si.00) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25: Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs. V. B. Al
DEN & Co., Cleveland. o.. are our general gsnts.-
All orders Willie promptly filled by them.
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z.
A. SMITH & CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. lJune 81, '5e-ly.1
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Yours.
Columbus CORRESPONDENCE
Editors Of Chronicle

Editors Of Chroniele:-
Tht following clipping take from the
Urbana Citizen, a veteran paper in the
Republican ranks. 1t expresses the
sentiment Of a large number of voters IN
this section Of the Safe and | therefore
ask YOU TO publish it.
AUDITOR WRIeHr.-The Ohio State
Journal of Tuesday last says:
The announcement that the present
efficient Auditor of State positively de
clines to be a candidate for reelection,
must be received with general regret by
the people Of Ohio. No officer, connect
ed with our State government has dis
charged his duties with more ability.
fidelity and honesty, han the Hon. Frank
N. Wright, who finds his salary too
small to pay the cost Of residence at-the
capital.
We have heard Mr.. JAS. WILLIAMS. al
present Clerk IN the Auditors Office,
favorably named as a candidate. The
doctor is not only WORTHY and well quail
flied, but is as clever a gentleman as can
be scared up in any part of the State.
IN regard to the person here named as
The successor Of Mr.. Wright, permit me
to say tina, | have known Doctor VIII
liams long and favorably. No man yet
named is better qualified for the P"si, and
no one could be selected from among The
i've Republicans who would make a
The Doctor is known
among the people of the Miami and
Mad River Valley, as not only a clever
gentleman bu, one who would make an
.ble and excellent Auditor Of State. He
represented Champaign County. where he
nails from, some years since in the leg
isla' ure Of the State, and as a Representa-
i've OF the people commanded the esteem
IF his constituents as an efficient bust |
less man and q good Statesman.
= SCIOTO.
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Marriagss.

In Baset.a on the 18th inst. by Leman Pal.
mer Esq, Mr.. ANTHONY BURRoW, to Miss
MARTHA A. HADSELL.
At the Gaskill House Feb 9Th By Rev. Z. T.
Brown, Mr.. CHARLES E KISTLER, and Miss
MARY A. HARRIS. all of Lordstown.
On the 3oth ult, at Bedford Cuyah oga Co.
Ohio, by Elder j. R. Robinson. Mr.. GEORGE
R. SCOTT. Of Burlington, Iowa. and Miss
EMELINE N. FILLEY, Of Newton Falls,
Trumbull Co., Ohio.
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PHTHIsIc OR Il

The statement given tkis month will be read Win
deep mites est BY all who have endured The inexprsssf-
BILE horrors Of Asthma Especially does &c commend
itse8 to those who have believed ths; treatment nsy
relieve, but cannot ears.
HoLxks IT,, Crawford Co., Ohio. July. 81.
DR TuBEs-Sir: Since childhood I have been zf-
1icted with Pkthisie or Asthma Ny mother besere me
suffered from the same disease. As ] grew older IL
became worse, the psroxysms occurred oftener, and
were more protracted AID severe, especially so during
the Winter season. AT all times q little more than
ordinary ~s1ertion caused = violent cough, and great
oppression in breathing. -.
While the paroxysns lasted, there Vas . distressing
cough, and Q constant ag~oni-ing struggle for breath,
being ut times apparently rpon the verge Of solicitation
Very little sleep could be obtained At such times. and
that little while sitting in ny chair. Two yesrs ago I
was induced by The statement Of q lady whom ron cured
Of Asthma. to make one more trial.
Ihsd little faith At that time, partly because I had 30
often been disappointed, and partly because others
said / could not get we'll The treatment was pursued
under circumstances most unfavorable, having the
care OF sick friends, yeti have been not only fully re-
lieved OF all symptoms Of Asthma but Of other s1ee-
tions accompanying. have no cough now. breathe
freely. rest we'll, and have good strength
Yours, truly. ffeb9l susanna W. QUAINrASCE.
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AcuE CURE-This is something OF q
science as we'll al medicine. Tie su-
preme difficulty of the science is to ac-
complish it's end without injury to the
health-the supreme excellence of the
medicine is in accomplishing just that.
Fever and Ague has long been cured By
Quiniue, Arsenic, Bismuth, Mercury,
but the mischief was, the deep and often
painful footprints they have left on The
constitution treated by them. DocroR
AYER.s new remedy cures without q
particle of either of these or any other
deliterious substance. And he promises
not only absolute safety but perfect Ger
iainty Of cure. with which we may men
ton another quality of ekesllrncs, not to
be overlooked in these times, and that
is his low price. which puts this browning
glory to his art, within the reach Of all.
.Heralz. Lats Go Ind.
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9tatbs.

In BaEetta, on the 18th inst, of consumption.
THOMAS HACKETT. aged % years.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, Of Congestion Of
the brain. MATTE T.. youngest son of George
and Sarah Il. Var Gorder, sged 2 years and .
months.
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MISERY EccENTRrcTrT.-The late
Isaac Ford. whose sudden death we no
ticed last week, besides owning a large
tract Of Real Estate, had collected a con
siderable amount of money. supposed 10
be about SIS. 900. mainly in specie, which
he kept seoreted. and no one but himself
knew the place of deposi,e. He was not
sufficiently conscious. during the brief
illness which succeeded his deaih. to re.
veal the hiding place; and. although
thorough search will be made, it will
probably always remain undiscovered
Don. R9D.
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To DARKEN THE Hal WITHOUT INJUR.
INC H SKIN Wash the head with
'Pr'ng water, the comb The hair in the sun,
h wing dipped the comb 10 the oil of ;aIIar.
DO this three or four times a day, and
in less than a fortnight the hair often be-.
comes as black as the s~'raven's wing"
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the Detroit Tribuas recently stated
that al an election for councilmsn in Raj
eigh. Kent Co., O. w.. a negro named
Sbadd, "black as the ace of spades. twas
elected. beating a white mar by a hand
some majority. Shadd publishes q card.
indignantly denying the ebony imputa
ton, and says that he is white. and a
Quaker. He is, of course SAadd 6elisd.
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Tx A NursHELL,--A shrewd business
man. who takes little INTEREST in politics,
Is reported to have remarked, that the
proposition to buy Cuba seemed to him
'..like an offer to give money that we had
not got, for a thing we didn't want, to a
nation that wouldn't sell 7"
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CoBp's MISUNDERSTANDING Cobb
has been waiting to receive the returns
for January before answering the House
resolution calling for bis opinion as TO
the suf6ciency Of the revenue to meet the
Government expenses. These returns
are now in. and the Secretary's answer
will be communicated to Congress on
Thursday morning.
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THREE FEMALE MuRDERERs IN One
CELL.-J. A. Ross. late Deputy Sheriff
of London, states in the Times that there
are now confined in one cell of Nevgate.
three females convicted of the murder Of
children : one Mary Ann Alice Seago,
beat her step child to death another.
Caleslina Sumner. cut the throat of her
child of ten years and the third. who
had four children, carried two Of them to
a canal and held them under water until
they were drowned.
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A New York paper says that Rev.
Mr.. Corbiii, an eloquent Methodist
preacher Of that city, was formerly q
tailor. That class of mechanics natural.
ly aspire 10 the cloth, and its adoption by
them is nearly invariably attended with
brilliant success. The best volume oil
sermons in ;ha language Is the produc-
ton OF a Jsr. Taylor.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Two new daily papers, al Id each.
have been started in Glasgow, so that
there are now four competing newspapers
established there; and with tie Sfeai
pecuniary of some of the rivals.
and the developments of the we'll. known
popularity of seme Scotch merchants
who will spend any amount of money in
supporting class newspapers, a struoole
of the mos determined and exbap,n,s
nature may be expected.
Bv means of a machine, invented h.,
M. William Wickershsm, almos, anu
number of ihieknesses of the s,ou,es,
leather may be firmly sewed at once
Waxed thread of any size desired is used
with perfect facility. There is an uwl
that frst pierces the leather, and the
needle follows. A girl using one of these
machines can side from eight to twelve
cases Of boots per day.
The Boston Herald gives the parricu-
lars oil two men who have recently left
that city, having lost heavily by gambling
and the purchase of lottery tickets. Ore
has lost a properly of about sI2, 900, and
The other is minus a property of about
40, O9O:
Al. Calais, n during the recen, cold
sp'l!, by was iroz n TO death in the
eel of jail. 1t is said the boys cried
murder, and did all in their their power
TO make the j~ailer hear anil liberate them,
and let them 90 where there was FIRE, bu,
he could not be made TO hear, or. if he
heard, did no, heed them.
Brigham Young has just Gu of from
the Mormon church eight hundred and
sixty members who sy m~pathized with The
Gentiles.
The Onio" remarks. with great pro.
'nnoiy: measure Of Legislation
whatever can be carried in Congress,
wiihou, a majority of votes" There
wisdom for you'll
A boy, three wears old, was badly
seal led, 10 Burlington, a few DAYS since.
His friends Immediately applied oil and
cotton; the cotton was accidentally set on
finr! This second burning caused hi.
death.
The mosque of Omar. in Constantine.
pie, Is highly perfumed with musk, which
was mixed with mortar in its walls dur.
ing the time of their erection several
hundred yeors ago.
Mr.. John Bivens and Miss A. Tuck
were married at Paituville, Greene coun.
ty, N. T., at Z IL O'Clock, p. NJ, on the
10Th inst, and at 9 O'Clock the same
evening The bride died.
One attention which wasraid 10 Gen.
Scott, recently, in New Orleans, was The
stealing of his o~yercoat.
The Sculptor Hiram Powers, was
assaulted by an insane artist, in Florence,
in December.
The Florida Lesiglature has repealed
he law providing for The incarceration
IF free negro sailors while their vessels
he in port.
Hon. L D. CAMPBELL is rapidly recoy-
frsm a blow recently given BY a
DR.. Holmes, the Breakfast Table
4 utocrat. has refused an offer of $4,000
o write for the Ledger. for one year.
Judge Daniel N. Dewey, a distinguish.
ID citizens of Berkshire County, Mass,
md a graduate of Yale College, died a,
"illiamstown, Mass, last F.iday, Jan.
I4lh.
Philip lessee, aged 100 years. died in
Va, Dec. lst.
A biography of John C. Calhoun is
Don TO be published.
|
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Drovers are prevailing the country,
and paying high prices for ~aninalsin good
condition. Fat sheep bring higher prices
than have ever been known 10 this vicin
ity. One flock of 20 sold last week for
ss,a5 per head. They were NATIVES
and were raised By Horace Hunt, OF this
town.-Cor. Rep.
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yond her county limits, but have no
objections 10 the state paying for the
prosecution and support of her criminals,
and maintaining her insane, her deaf end
dumb, and blind, &C., and do not obJec,
10 have the different canals Of the State
KEEP, in operation to pour their treasures
into her Golfers, sc. Shame oil their in
gratitude.
But another demand they maze, and
appear determined not TO take no for an
answer. that is, that the people shall re.
turn TO their license system, TO regulate
the traffic in liquor.
Thisis principally for the benehtof thai
whisky ridden community.
l trust the other portions Of the state,
will not forget that there is some other
part of Ohio, bsside the county of Ham,
ilton.
The House, a few days ago, passed a
bill to permit John w. Allen to sue the
state, to recover, on a contract for obtain
ing canal lands from the general gov
eminent, for the State of Ohio. If Jus
tice had been done to Mr.. A. he would
have, years ago, received what he now
asks the poor privilege Of going Into
Court to obtain, but ths history Of the
case is familiar to the most CT your
readers.
The House had under consideration
yesterday the proposition to. amend the
constitution, so as to permit a return to
license system for selling liquors. The
resolution was discussed the entire day,
but no v ,e was taken.
| was glad 10 see the following move,
made in the right direction.
Yours. T.
P. s. made d mistake in my last in
reference 10 the repot of the invesiiga-
ting committee on the Breslin de~falcalion,
il should have read the report on the
"Lewistown Reservoir" another fruitful
source Of corruption. I.
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ENPREE SUGAR.-Mr. H. v. Yemen,
of this town, has left at our office 6v.
samples of sugar made from as many va
~rielies of The Imphee Sugar Cane. Tue
sugar is freefrom afimoisture fine grain.
ed, of light. bright color, and for ordina
ry culinary purposes is quite. equal to
common New Orleans sugar Mr.. NJ
planted but few hills of the Imphee las
year. and Of course experimental on a
small scale, though perfectly successful.
The Imphee-of which there are ten VA
rieties-is claimed to be superior to the
Chinese Cane for syrup and sugar max
ing. as it contains two per cent o of
saccharine matter. and is a haroier plant.
Command Reporter.
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Douglas and Fitch have had a Wal of
words in an executive session. The
o<ailen.tn gave each other the lie.
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sheriGs ONCE, Warren. Feb. is p So .
S SALE
" OF REAL HsTITE

~ Oh ZEAL STATE.
In pursuance OF an order issued to me from the Pro-
hate Court Of Trumbu'l County, OHIO, I shall expose
Tor public sale. upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, the l2th day Of MARCH, next.
in the afternoon, between the hours OF ! and 4. the fol
lowing described Real Estate. 10 Wit: Situate in the
Township OF Brookhsld. Trrmbull County. Ohio. and
known as the Southeast corner Of Lot No. 4. in the
subdivision of Lot No. -. and bounded as foiIows-
commencing At the Southeast corner o. SAID small lot
No: 4; thence Northerly on the east line OF said lot,
eight rods; thence Westerly parallel with the lot lines
twenty rods; thence s~outherly parallel with the east
line eight rods to the lot line; thence Easterly along
the lot line twenty rods to the place OF beginning: con-
tanning one acre OF land. OF which the late John Wal
dorf died seized. TERMS made on day Of sale.
ALLISON CHEW. Guard an Of
Asa b. Waldorf and Ezra Waldorf
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A ~DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been Appointed Administrator, De boxis rss, with the
will annexed. OF the Estate Of Robert Price, late Of
NiI,oo. Mshoning County. Ohio.
SAMUEL I. FREEMAN.
wsrr-r, Ohio, FEB. 10. '5e-tv.
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EMPLOYMENT.
GS0 A MONTH. AND ALL EX-

OOO PENsEs PAID.-An Agent Is wanted in
every town and county in the United States. to engage
in a respectable and easy business.b by which the above
profits may be certainly realized. For further partic-
uiars, address DIR. J. wARNER corner Of
Broono aud Mercer Streets, New York City. enclos-
Ing ore portage stamp. jan. 20, Sc.
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CALVIN SMITHS ESTATE.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the Rs
tate Of Calvin Smith. late Of Trumhull County. deed.
Dated At Bazetts this 18th day Of January. A. D., 1859.
PALMER
Feb 9, 'S9-3w. MAR SMITH.
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PEMOVED.-D. H. BEssErr has re-
LIZ novel his Pillow ssiesroon from South Street.
to the west side Of Main Street, . few doors South Of
the Pott Once. Friends invited to call and szsnise
rg sisch, before purchasing elsewhere. =
w.rrsr, psS. 2, 30 n.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston & MerrA's Iafauibe Yeast POpdeY,
A NEW ARTICLE
FOR HAKLf0 LIGHT AND SWEET BREAD
Bread made with this Yeas, is perfectly wholesome,
nor liable to sour upon the stomach, and is more nour-
ishins and economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price IS cents per box, TO be
had At Wholesale and retail. OF
ga SMITH 4 Co.. Druggists.
Dee II. lh5S-3 n No. S. Main st.
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A bill prohibiting emauciPt ton In
Missouri has been introduced into the
Legislature Of that Stale.
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BUCHANAN AID RErREScHXENT.-The
States publishes a letter from Mr.. Blu
chansn. dated February, 1859. urging
economy in the public expenditures. He
then said;
"These expenditures have now reach.
ed the enormous sum Of fly millions Of
dollars per annum. and unless arrested
in their advance by the strong arm of
Democracy. NAV. in a few years. reach
one hundred millions"
The expenses during the second year
of Mr.. Buchanan's administration come
within three millions Of the latter sum.
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AIDES KID. Silk, Isle and Cot
IL ton Gloves and GauntIsts. at cost
J. PALM. Assignee
janis A NefJ-J Stewart.
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Fer. l6. Ia5o-lg.
ESTATE oF JOHN VINTON-

IL Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified a. Administrators
on the Estate Of John Vinton, deceased. ist> Of Brook
Geld. rrumhulI CO., Ohio. GEORGE AMY
Feb. 10, '59-3w- SALLY yINTOy.
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aofNo WEST.

TAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland o..
lumbus q Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CI-ye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
=" hantus with Hacks for Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenviIle Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley. and tkeDse By 2. IT W.
q 9. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Is, 1859. CHAS. L. RuODE supt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ John & Nancy P. Er-una In TrunbuIi
vs..
John J. Cunning. Common Pleas.
By viItue Of An alias order OF sale. issued ont Of the
court OF Common Pleas OF TrumhuIl County. Ohio. to
me directed and delivered. i shall expose to Public
Sale,as upon execution at law. at the door OF the Court
House in Warren. in said County. on
Saturday, tie 10Th day Of March, 1889,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, and 4 o'clock
7. Nj OF said day. the following described Real Estate
TO VII Situate In Warren. or Township number four IN
the fourth range. in The Connections Western Reserve
IN The State OF Ohio. and which is known as the shoie
Of number three in Peaseis Plat Of Village Lots in the
town OF Warren. as surveyed and numbered Nv Frank.
nm r. stowe, Surveyor. and recorded in BOOK Of Mass
OF THE records Of rrumbull County. page IS. Appraised
At Ss25. T~erms-CssH
A. 3. LYMAN. Sheriff.
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DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
March appointments.

DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
March Appointments.
DR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully
IL inform. the citizens OF the counties named be
low, and the surrounding country. that he will be Al
the following places at the times indicated. All per
sons affected with any complaint Of . Chronic nature,
are invited to call for gratuitous consultation.
Cleveland. Corner Kinsmzn & Vine sts.. LIST. I'd. 9Th,
7th, 9Th. oh. 10Th. Iith I9th. 18Th. esth. 2sth, 3oth.
Portage Co.-Garrettsyille. Norton House,
Ravenna, Collins House, ls
/ Trumbuii Co.-warren, GaskilI House, ,
summit Co.-Akron. Empire House. u
Macedonia at Henry Piles, 81
Stark co--Alhanee, Baeklsy House. 70
Canton City, Slower House. - 20
waynesburgh Hotel. %
Minerva, Yingling House, IS
Tuscarawag Con-. Philadelphia. Nelson House, %
Mineral Point Hotel, 81
Holmes Co.-Miilershrrgh, Bnpire House. IS
Carroll Co.-Carroilton. Patton House, ~
ColumbianaC Co -salineville, Holman House, 90
Or. Deilenbansh fAtters himself that he can cure
character. He uses no mercurisl Preparations. and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
Dellenbaugh, late Of Georgetown. who so successfully
treated and prescribed for POI 200 patients during IS
years practice in shi, State.
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Children
treated with great success by DR.. Deilenbxugh.
Where Dr.. D. prescribes for patients his charges win
be satisfsetory, There Is no one practising in George
town on the Dellenbaugh system
NJ B. DR.. D. speaks he German Language.
About two years ego ny general health became much
Impaired, and in . short time there sss an eruption
made its appearance on my face and body, assuming
the very voIs type Of skin disease. $50 called by the
Doctors) Ny husband being 4 ply stefan. tried dif
ferent remedies. hut availed nothing. then applied
70 other eminent physicians, but got no relief. By
this time my head and face was . mass Of Sores 1
heard nj DR.. DIS great success In treating chronic dis
eases and diseases Of the skin. i applied to him and
in less than three months he had the eruption removed
and my general health improved under his treatment.
30 that ! nov enjoy good health. In conclusion, 1
would say those sanering from like disease, should sP-
ply 10 DR.. Dellenbsugh- r A fOGsB-
Cleveland, Apr LIST, 1853. feb-le. %.