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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

How is it with Keokuks II IL much worse
A spirit Of rivalry and desire to pull Others
down rather thaa to elevate and build up her.
self has utterly prostrated her and brought her
70 bankruptcy and repuiiation, to the shame
and disgraoe Of our State. What has bees her
Railroad policyi Not 70 construct such roads
a. would be beneficial 70 herself and the State
and profitable to those owning the stock. No.
She has no Eastern connection. and is not likely
to have. Her policy has, from FIRST to laaG,
been that Of eoDstrusting roads, mot 70 ben
eft herself. but to injure Burlington. Her 6rst
darling project was that Of building road from
Keokuk 70 Dubuque. This was started long
before ~ had Q mile Of road built in the State.
II vas 70 be run only twenty ave miles west Of
%. was 70 divertths entire trade and commerce
Of the State either South to Keoknk or North
- some lea dangerous, because more distant |
rival. In order 70 coabins all the strength |
and means for ID construction it vas 70 run |
through all the county seats within thirty or |
forty miles on each sidAef direct line, and its
appearance, had &c ever kssa built, would have
besn that Of worm fence. The necessities and
wants OF The people did not sntsr into the
niads Of the movers. Il was proposition 70
liak good many millions Of dollars In bald.
lng road parallel 70 the river. whore Il was mot
ns6dsd, while the interior, which very much
sssded railroads, vas left q before without an
,asist This vas 70 b. kind Of Chinese wall,
which vas TO enclose Burlington and con6ns
sss tsads 70 The county Of Dss Noines.
Having Medssassd her prstensioas some
vhsa and gives up The idea Of eon1ning "
. De- Aoinss county, she nov removes her
'cajset westward and locales her proposed
liss wAn vslsag - De- Msiaes, sssssss %
l1ogb ~ - pssssas tsoeA - hsstag r.
M - Q6es = aWhg y - A9lh1e Noj
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The Bostonians are grumbIiny because the
PRESIDENT follows up the system ugurated by
Pierce, of giving leading appointments for Bos.
ton aud Charlestown to non-residents. They
regard it as an insult to have so many appoin.
tees from distance quartered upon them,
when the demand for offices among themselves
SO greatly exceeds the supply.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-05
SiiERIEE,s GAZE.

I(b virtue ol an execution issued from the our
| - OF Common Pleas OF Ashtabula Co. Ohio.
: u me directed and delivered. wherein R a \
/ I)art 4 Co are plaintiffs add l'homns Bonnry de.
Ie1'ahi nave levied upon aud shall offer Tor
sale AT the Court House In Chardou, Geauna ca
Ohio, on ~
Sotu'day, The 27h doV Of august, 1850.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and =
/ VI ut suid day, the following described real cs.
Inie, To wit One piece known as ptrts ofIots Nos
one ana twelve IN Thompson township, Gcautn
to,O, aud buunde as follows To wit; Bruln,,i,,,
m the center OF the road running from Chardou l1
Jefferson a. the point where sand road crosses ih,
| Lake and TrumDull Co. Plank road thence by
'hc center Ot said plank road North 80 dc.
| gfces, west chans - links thence snntb IIi.
/ degrees west chains and " links tn a pDst in
the northcrIy lire ol the Steam mill lot thence
south - deEs., chains aud links to the center
OF tue Chrrdun and JcilursUn road, thence by the
center Ol sam road north iSh degrees, east five
chains and9O links 10 the place ol beginning con.
| lalnlng one and forty .huudrcdtls acle. Of iand
the following described piece ul land known
ns part ul lot No. -, IN said township OF Thutnu.
son; houndel ns luliows' Beginning on the east
Inc oi SAID lot % Ciuins and 90 Inks from the
south east corner of ,nid lot, from rhcncc west %
CHAINS aud sc links TO the center Of the Highway
thence norihwardly in the center Of the highway
l6 claims and il links, thence east 20 chains and
- INKS TO the east ue OF said lot, thence south on
Tue east line ui said lot - shaius and 90 links to
the place OF beginning containing 30 ncrcs of land
Also The following described piece ol land known
ns part OF ldi No. ~, in said Thompson tJwnShip
and Is bounded rs follows; Beginning at the south.
west corner OF John foxs land it bciig the north.
west corner Ol land decided to James aud Rufus NJ
Koaihby Martin Sheldon in said lot No I3, thence
cast on sand line q chains and 81 links 10 the cen
Ter VI the highway; thence southerly in the cen.
ter ni the highway far that a line running west
tn the west Ilne OF said lot -, parable! with the
irst mcnoned line will contain 30 acres of land /.
thence north on the west line of said lot 10 the
place OF beginning. containing tIiriyacres o land
Also the following described piece ofland nown
as part OF lot No l3 in said Thompson township.
bounded at follows: Beginning on the west line Of
said lot No. 10 at the southwest corner OF land
decided 10 James and Rufus W. Ruath hv Martin
sheldon thenrc east 2S chains and ~ links TO the
center OF the highway. thcncc along the center of
the highway tar enough 50 That Il line running west
to the west line Of said lot parallel with the south
or irst. mentioned line will contain thirty acre, of
land subject TO all legal highways
FIRST piece appraised al $500. Second piece I'D.
praised at SI2iu. Third piece opp aisei atSG6u
Fourth piece appraised at 600 TERMs - Cash in
hand f. & WHITE SLnriT
chardon Juy p, ifs59 497.w5
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MEDICAL.
HoSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS,

IT is fact that, at some period. every man.
bcr Of the human family is subject TO discns "a
| or disturbance of the bodily functions. but
/ with the aid Of good tonic and the excrcise
Of plain common sense, they may be able so to
regulate the system az to secure permanent
health In order to accomplish this desired
object, the true course TO pursue is certainly
That which will produce a natural state Of
things at the least hazard Of vital strength and
liie; For this purpose, DIR. Hostetter has in
trouuced to this country preparation bearing
ms name, which Is not q new medicine but one
that has been tried for years, giving satisfac-
tion to all who have used it. The Bitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach bowels,
and liver, restoring them to a healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, 10y the simple pro-
cess OF strengthening nature, enable the sys.
TEN to triumph over disease
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau.
sea- tiatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from morbid inactiOn
Of the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Collie, Cholera Morbus, &c, these
Bitters have no equal.
harrhGa, dyscntery or fux, so generallycon.
tracted by new settlers, and caused principally
by the change Of water and diet, will he speedily
regulated by brief use of this preparation
dyspepsia, disease which is probably more
prevalent, in all its various FORMS than anv
other, and the cause Of which may always
be attributed 10 arrangements of the dipestiyo
organs can be cured without foil bv ne;no
IOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS ne ,a1
directions on the bottle For tL;s disease cverr e.
physician will recommend Bittcrs of some Kind,
then why not use an article known TO be infal.
lible? All nations have their Bitters ne n nrc.
yentiye of disease and strenptbencr Of tho sys.
TEN in general and among them ali tbere l.
not to be found more healthy pcople than
the Germans. from whom this prcnarotinn cInn.
mated. based upon scientific eXperimcnts which
have tended TO prove tho value of tbie o~cn,
preparation in the scale of medical science
FEVER AND AGUE.-This irving and provok-
ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on
tue Douy OF man, reducing him to n mere sha-
s;o"u 81 - INV, ',i'te, anu rehucrlhg MN phy-
from Tho mol, h,, IL = ,,sn &c inSTTTTppsu
RENOWNED BlfTERS Further. mono Of Tho
abOye-stated diseases can be contracted. even
IN exposed situations, If the Bitters are used
US per uircetons. ANA az they neither create
~ n"usen nor onenh the paiate, ana render un-
Hc'eSSary any change oil diet or interruption
VI ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
unu neal'hy dgesuon, the complaint Is re-
80 as - consistent win the pro-
VI 'holougn una permanent cure.
rF PERSONS IN Adcdnced Tears, who are
teunerlng IRON an enfeebled constitution and
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SIEEISIFF'S SALE.

I)G virtue of an order of sale issued from the
- Court oi Common Pleas OF Geuuga Co. o.. to
me directed and delivered wherein Joseph Emer.
SON is plaintiff and Ihomns Bonncy is defendant
shall offer Tor Sale at public veudue at the door
oi the Court House ia Chardon, Geaugo County,
OHIO, on
Saturday, the 27h day Of august, 1859
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. VI. and 4 p
VI OF said day, the following real estate to witt
situate in the township of Thompson, Geluga Co,
Ono, and IS known by being part Of lot No. l3 in
said township OF Thompson, and bounded as fol.
lows, TO witt Beginning on the west line of said
lot No. ~, al the northwest corner ofland decided
to James Roal and Rufus NJ. loath by Martin
sheldon, thence east 2S chains and 81 links 10 the
center Of the highway, thence north along the cen
ter ot the highway far enough that line running
west To the west line Of said lot parallel with the
sonih or first mentioned line will contain thirty
acres OF land, he the same or less but subject
to all legal highways TERMS Cnsliin hand
j.. G.. WHITE, Sheriff.
SHERlFr's OTrIcr Geauga Co.,
Chardon, July -, 1889. ! i97.wj
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AUGUST s, 1859.
MEDICAL.
August Appointments.
DrH. TUDBs wilhelm attendance a


IDr;H.TUBBs will be.in attendance ,sfo,.
CnARDov, Chnse's Hotel, on Thursdny, lsth
/ 18th August. 's'
c. CLEyELAND, American House, on Friday and
saturday, 10Th and 20th August
or c9nsutalion upon all diseases Of the Throat
nu1gs, lieort, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidncys
SSilu spleen nsc, Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism
Nervousness, Debility, dyspepsia, Female Dis.
qpH,ses; Agno and Fever, Fits, Impurities of the
r',upuons, Cancers, Ulcers, aud ali other
nal and internal. OP'"''''' "o'" e~'ci'
For some ten years Dr. 7. has devoted hi, entire
% .iiIe 70 cuIoHic useases' treating thousands nnEu-
/ ally, many OF whom had Exhausted every other
resource within reach. In no case are n,ue,oIe
| or 0fher poisOnS empioyed nor does he make sick
70 make well, or tear down TO build up ugain =
The medicines can be taken with safeiy by tho
most delicate, nnd patients may remain at home
| and continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. Many have recovered under The
treatment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the indisputnble evidence of which
can always be furnished Invaids, however re-
duced or despairins, are invited to call, and may
be assured that no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
RAyENNA, O., Nov, 1853.
Dr. II. TuBBs-SH / am glad to sdd INV ties.
iinony 10 the number OF those you are recoiying.
IL was alter much persuasion that consulted Won
ierlaps Tins may influence some other hesitatIbr
| i,Hvnlld TO seek relief your hands During The
Winter OF 1853, was so reduced as to be unable
when strongest, TO sit at the table NV affection
was SAID 10 be disease of the left lung heat and
stomach. The cough was very severe attended
with shortness o! breath, night sweats, and swell.
ing OF the feet and ancles. Digestion was so fee
hic.inat | could eat little else than cracker during
ihc Winter, and for two successive weeks sub
sisted on rice water or gum arabic water alone
sinking turns came on nearly every day and oc-
casonally several in one day, deprvng mo oF
speech, and sometimes Of sight. Also Paipitation
was distressing. The heart appeared to stop a.
times, causing death.like sensation ns though
the breath was gone, and the circulation arrested
hus suffering indcscrbably, and TO all appeaI-
ance balancing between life and death linaerei
until reliet was obtained under your treatment. |
was at that time residing at Northlield, Summit
20, where the circumstances here given were
known generally. ] am now enjoying comfort.
Hhe health and though not as vigorous as many,
am able 10 perform household duties without in
convenience and have walked over two miles with
suffering nothing more than fatigue at the time
The great benefit derived from your treatment
and the interest you have manifested for me- shall
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
Respectfully, yours
Mas MARY a. BATEMAN
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SIHEHIFF"S SALE.

IN obedience 10 the requirements of an order oI
l. SalH issued from the Cllicc of the Clerk of tho
Court of Common Pleas of the County OF Geanga
and State OF Ohio in certain suit wherein Aaron
Wilcox is plaintiff and Harlow IIostord and Isaac
llosiord are defendants To me directed and de.
livcrcd, have caused 10 he appraised, and shall
expose TO sale n public vendue al the Court House
in Chnrdon in said County, on
Saturday, he Sd ddy Of SptemJer, 1859.
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, aud four
o'clock ? NJ. of said day. the undivided three.
tourIs ih common OF the following real estate stu.
ate in Chardon, Gbauga County Ohio, known and
described ms follows, to wit; Lying in the north.
east pnrt Of Lot No. twelve U2) in tract No one
N( township No nine 90 containing fifty acres OF
land being same land conveyed to Warren Nelson.
Harlow, Isaac and Hannah lloslord by Elcnzer
and Jane c. Paine, by deed dated December I2th,
1927. Reference being had to said deed of Paine
for more full description.
Said Premises appraised at 5000. Terms
Cash in hand.
T., G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chunccry
SherilFs Office, Genuga Co.,
July 29th, 1889 493.5w
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CONSULTATION FREE.
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

HE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wndsworth is vcrv simple and
enilrey new, and 10y il disease of any of the inter.
nal vital organs is in very few minutes elected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patent question, or having the least previous
knowledge OF the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue.
cess, are SCROFUhA,
Aud all diseases of Scrofulous origin, Ulcers,
umors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Diseusc,
Swcl,eI Neck or Gullrc, Scrofulous Sore Ewes
Hchld Head, Eruptions on the Head or other parts
Cancer, .tistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia.
Gravel' impotence, Structures, st. Vitus Dance
Epilepsy, rheumatism, Dropsy. &c.
AN diseases peculiar to Females. and all Chro.
nc Diseases OF the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys Shin or
other Organs. \ speedy cure warranted in all
diseases OF Syphii;iC or Nencrenl character,
without the use OF Mercury or other poisons
Teeth extracted without pain by Galvanism.
Eegular visits will be made during the year
giving hose who commence, opportunity TO con
lnuc till cured
No certificates of cures published, but references
10 any number OF patients, who have been cured,
VIII be given TO those desiring them.
The POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED
Any person sending correct statement of their
and enclosing So will have medicines
adapted 10 their ease, sufficient last one month
or tlye weeks, sent them 10y Express.
Address, III w. WADSWORTH.
Batavia, n. T.
June 10, 1859. 4S6.tf
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In IIuntsburgb. July 3Oih. of scarlet
pneumonia, FRANKLIN MOBILES, nged 8
years.
In this township, July god, at the resi-.
dence of her son, Il. ID. Melton, Of
consumption. Mrs. FRANCES Il. MELTON
aged SO years.
She was born in tho town Of Liberty,
State of Maryland, May 23d, l777 married
April l4th, 1895; omigrated to the town of
Phelps, Ontario Co, N. Y. in 1904, and to
Chardon, July 10th, 1891. Sho was the
mother of IL children, IL of whom she
raised to manhood and WON anhood. She
was a mombcr of tho Episcopal Church for
GO years. For 80 years, sl,o was a widow.
TCoM.
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SIIEISIrI"S SALE


obodicnce to tho requirements Of al
order az snlo issued from tho Ofco o
tho Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas q
the County of Guauga aud State of Ohio in
certain suit whcroin Henry VI. Mixer, i,
Plaintiff, aud Walter s. lIatpor, is Deren.
dant, to mo directed and delivered, | shall
expose to salo at public vondno ut the door
OF the Court House, in ChardOn, IN said
County, on
Saturday The 2OM day IF .4ugust,.3 D.,IS50
between tho hours of ton o'clock A. and
four O'Clock PM, OF said day, tho following
described real estate, TO wit Situate in tn,
Township ol Munson, in tho County oI
Goauga. in the State Of Ohio. and known as
part ut Lot No. "a, in Tract 3, and bounded
as follows On tho west by tho west line Of
land heretofore owned in common hy Hiram
and Milo Fowler, and quit claimed 10y said
Hiram 10y decd dated Nov !. 1887. and ro.
corded in Gcauga County Records Dock +,
pago 2I6 aud 211 north by line running
North OF the Grist Mill and running from
the north and south road leading by said
mill to said west line; south by an cast and
west line, commencing on said north aud
south road on tho margin thereof at the dis
tanee OF two chains and scvcnty.two links
''Vhi no luNCIeCCtlOu Win tnO margin OF the
state road and extending 90 tho west line Of
said land quit claimed as aforesaid and on
tho cast part bounded by the following lines
viz. from tho limo last described to tho cen
ter of tho Mill rac9 by the west margin OF
said north and south road ard from thence
west between tho girls: mill and
saw mil to point ten feet wust of tho west
end of said grist mill thence north to the
before mentioned line together with tho
appurtcnancrs thereof aud all the privileges
OF water belonging thereto, excepting piece
of land in the southeast corner. leased for
school house; also excepting u small piece
decided by said Harper and wife to James
Spauldng, on the 2Oth day of Juno, AID
1857. Said real estate above described was
at four hundred sixty.six dollars
aud sizty-six unl two-thirds cents.
TERMS of salo cash in hand
Il. G.. WHITE, Sheriff
Shoriiis Onica Gcauga Go.
July 10Th, 1859. 496-5w
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NOTICE.
Henry G Fletcher, Ad'mr of !
David Smith, deceased,

Henry G Fletcher, Ad'mr of I
David Smith, deceased, In Probate Court
rs ! Geauga County,
Wallnco Smith, Alonzo Smith, Ohio.
and others.
THE said Wallace Smith, resident Of the
l. State of Missouri, and the said Alonzu Smith
resident Of the State Of Vermont, who with
others.nr heirs aud edb' representatives Of David
Smith deceased are hereby notified that on the
2lsI dny uf July 1859. said Administrator filed his
petition in the Court aforesaid, the object aud pray.
er of which petition is, 10 obtain an order from
said Court, for the assignment of dover OF Ann j.
Fletcher in, aud for the sale of the following real
estate. tof which the sail dccedcnt died seize or
So much thereof as may be necessary TO pay dcbrs
of suid decedent to wit: The Homestead and lot,
upon which the said David Smith resided nj the
tine of his decense being about one acre OF land
part of lot No. p of the Town Plat of Burton. in
said County The said defendants will take notice
that said petition will he for hearing in said Court
on the 21th day of August 1859 at 10 o'clock
AM. DUlFEE e. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
July 29th, 1859. 4gS.iw
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies
""-Are you sick, no matter what organ is affected
depend upon it the Jiood, which ia the food and
Sustenance oievery organ, is full Of corruption
My scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
break up the source of disease in the fluids of the
body. They purge and purify the elements oftl,e
blood Hence their quick and complete cures in
dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptons, fits. tumors, ner-
Vousness, kidney complaints, piles, low feyers.
debility, rheumatism headache, want of sexual
vigor, etc, etc. These remedies are ASTONISHING
tho whole medical world See Adve. .tisement.
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LEGAL.
I,ItOBATE NOTICE.

rTN w. ENSIGN, Executor Of the Esintc T..
Smith Waters deceaseo, Austin Canfed, nd
Uiinistrator Of the Esinie OF Samuel SQUIRE de
censcd, II. J. Randall, Executor of ]. tiothnm
laG guardian Of VIM and a. II. Gotham. minors
aud Nancy H-Squirc, ,gunidinn Of Sarah NJ Squire
minor, have severnlly filed their accounts in the
irODnte Office of Gcnuga Comfy, Ohio,
for settlement, which accounts will be Tor Lenri1g
IN the Probnte Court Of said County at the Pro.
boto Office in Chordon on the 9th Day of Augnsl.
a. d., 1889 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until which
time all interested may except
VI. &. CANFIEBD, Probate Judge.
Chordon, August jhh, 1859 d,O.w3
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Attachment No,icc.

Daniel IIodgmon Plaintiff Before P. Hitchcock,
VS.. of nurto, ,n,,r,l.;,,
Thomas Dyke Defendant. Geuuga County. q. O,'''
nn the 18th day Of July, A. D,,Is5o.
~ Said Justice issued an Order of Attachment
w ,he above entitled aclion, tor the sum OF sjs SO.
with seven per cent interest therein from iLe EtL
day oi September, 1858. d. UODGNAN
Chardon, August, 5th, 1859 ,,ggg.yy9
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LEGAL.
ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will Ne presented to the Com.
"a nissloners Of Goaugn Comfy, ni their meet.
yncate that part Of the Old State Roud from Char.
don 10 Pninesvle, recommending near Edgnr
Vests, and running past the old DWELLING bo,,se
formerly owned by Samuel Smith, in Chnrdon, 10
,he termination of said old piece Of Road near The
TO extend The eosi aud west road on the south linz
OF Tract one, in Chardon, from It's present temin.
alton on said old piece Of road, TO The ronJ from
Chordon TO Pninesvillo, a little north Of Comfort
Smiths dwelling house 'in Chardon.
Chrrdon, August 5th, 1859. 4oo.wA
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PERSONS Advanced IN Lice ,rd r,0,i,

PERSONS Advanced in Life, and feeling
the hand OF Time weighing heavily upon them
with az its attendant ils, viii find in the use o
Hoofonds German Biuers, an Elixir that viii in.
siE new die into their veins; restore, in meas
ute the energy and nrdor of more youthful DAYS
eTIih up their shrunken forms, and give health and
energy to their remaining years
Ask for Ho ofaHd's Germ IN BiRcrs prepared
by DIR. c. NJ. jackson, 4ie Arch Street, PhindcI.
phia. They arc sold by druggists aud storckccpcrs
IN every town and village in the United States.
Canadas, West Indies and South America. ot ~
cents per boule 4go.w2
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PERsoNs Afflicted with the I c vo T and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or expense to
procure DIR. Hostetter's Celebrated Bit
rers, Whose benoiicent effects upon the human
system has been clearly proved to those who have
been stricken down in short space of time by ths
dreadful ours sc whose checks are wan aud mcagre,
and whose nights are sieepiess and restless, and
whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death star.
ing them IN tho face, this compound must prove
hes'lng; snatching thom, as it were, from the very
mouth the grave. None can know its true value
until they have tested it. When an others have
fa'ed, these Biters have restored the sufferers to
pristine heath. Their popularity in al the West.
ern and Southern parts should Introduce them to
nH families.
Sold by druggists ard dealers generally, every.
where.
PJSee Advertisement in another column.
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