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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

p. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
@ TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 81
SsHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON ~
WARE, mARBLEIZED IRON mANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. 80, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
@ JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. ~gSu
standard Keeper, OF Davidson Comfy, of
weights and Measures,
AT THE STORE OF
p. w. MAxEX & co.
jal4-da
HOUSE PAINTING,
me y PIesIe1 20 49,; WIN e ge@ssSt
terms whsh cannot fail to give satsfsction He also
SION AND oENAsEErAL PAINTISs eRA1MNs AND MARBLEe
Having that secured the services Of the mOstexpe
The subscriber would persons having work in his line to
give him call before making final Arrangements
msrcbs-S No GO, Union st. between Cherry Summer
VHJANTED.--The Principal of large Boarding School
w for young ladies situated the town Of Columbia, de-
experience will be preferred Rcrf uher references apply this
once Iianls-a
FANS! FANS!!I
IN ECEIvED assortment Of Fans, pearl white and red
ivory bone, Sandle wood, plain and spang silk, and
lew parasol Fans, for sale BY J. II. McGILL.
may
MORT mONAIEs, MONEY BELTS, COMBS,
Things received and for ale. J.H. @cGILL-
nay7
CHILDREN,S HOSE AND HALF HOSE.
SMALL variety, vhiOhye will close Outat cheap rate
Ladies and Gentlemen Furnishing Store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

IN and for sale at the manufacturers prices large stock
Of COTTON YARNS manufactured the celebrated Pine
wood Factory which, for superiority and quality, un
vailed. MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO.,
ap9 Nos. Z & Market street
kHS KEGS pure WHITE LEAD store and for sale by
4SO AIZKLL. HOOPER 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

JAMES CAMERON,
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER,
GAJ 0ULD the public that having practced il
w Italy Artist he orers his professional
. the citizens Of Nashville and surrounding country
Rooms in the hayaeid Building the Pest 0saee. q.
GofS-IH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

a BECKER would respectfully to the public Of
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice, OF
Piano. Vionceo, VIOLIN Orders left az MeCures Ben:
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01
FOK RENT.


ROOM Cherry suitable for Office sleeping
be rented for the remainder Of the year Apply
Al his ONCE mhlN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

HyHE Board Directors Of the Nashville Commsral Tasu
anes Company have this day declare dividend TFeFs
per 0 capital STOCK Of the profits Of
months. Six eent 70 Be applied TO taking 81 Re
renainng notes and The oths per Faa
stocksoldsn n cashr en- Of After the IS Inst.
nsE3~aa JAMES BALhEas suT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

UGAR hhds fair strictly prime choice Louis
- lana Sugar; landing and for sale low for cash by
CARTER, WILLSfoRD & CO.,
Janll =, Market street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

OYSTERS Cases Numson, Thomas & Co.'S Superior
IeoVe equal to put FoS saeat Bal
tinore prices, freight added by
CARTER, WILsFoRD CO.
jan. IL or No 5. Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-01

Removal and New Firm.
y T0EL D. II. BAILEY. Q. A. q. NoKL-
s. A. G. NOEL q CO.,
(Successols to Noel COL
WHOLES SALE ROGERS,
No. A, Market Street,
Next Door to D. Lanier & c..
" AVING associated With business Mr.. D. II. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of Nicho Green Baey,) andre
moved from the Of Coe and Church the abOV
elegant and large building, will be prepared
friends and customers with than heesfo On
stock Of Groceries and Bar will all times complete
and will be sold the most satisfactory oct8
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

-. Spbnipn II. Srnber,
B~ldlenmader,
Ct. Anthony trabe,
3wsite Ibiire pberbalb Der Yresbyterianer< air9t>
ct. Yaul.
5tets an Sanb cine Nuswabl ppn 6linten,
Yitplcn &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

G6tterfunte fnl pl1Bli6 in ras letekbnenpe 6ers. @dmeiseno 3rubte
c6 @ebetmnib rein platonii&er Gefabe i'm guien nr Der seit<
ret9en 6reunb{n pertraut; ober bao au6 burb gnoere 4erlpirt.
@Hd 8ety fam nidt rnein perben unc baour9 ,nD9te mir
>po9l 9ymen'6 6afel nod lanse ni@t uper ME leudten. Sic perz
mablte f9 bolp nadcent i'd fe 9eieben ub b%elunsen babe -E
Die Sahen oer Syra ip %seridniten. . Mlule 1bweiet, lie
ppe0e oe6 2eben6 1T oab{n. Der Zen; bat brei Mal mir 9ebldtt
u1o bret Mal tint Sturme Yerbl1bt. Spneerbar, aue jene Semitic
wdbe Innlhbe 2iebe benz Singing int reiben Waabe se,pdbrt, fnp in
Der Grinnerun9> rme @efenb1aien 3erronne,; inteB a. alic 2in%
8ettA meien mie aus 2t@t unD Duft sepett - otnotl le nur in
iQbenn @dners BET @ebn1udt mid %entsadten, cn @dn9er 1bufen uno
ju @prt unp Gbat ~beseiferten = ME er6iden in &ei4 Der pbantaz
fife; uno NIT ibnen lebt unp wett INNER unp epis: Mutterliete
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ter gelt %1nt5utbelen. Der 8ur9er 9ebHrt BENT @taat> ce1en Gbeil
er 1T; Der @ate 9ebIrt ieiner Tornlie; Der Di&ter sebDrt Der Ndt;
1e bat NniprQde of fem Snneris6 unp beli9e YFitt li IS Seoen,,
fem tiefte@ Scr; Su 1fnen. SIM Snpivpuum lpieselt l9 paS &C.
lbledt.
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n'18e teeenfen> eab i4 aus 2iets 3ur .M2enl&beit ipra&> bic mir Don
ie ber tbeurr mar ais - or Wenid.
@erorub> @ere9enbet 2noern %perur1aden 1T mobl meme @o6e
ni9t; aher e.. 1T feta pFibt pa8 Gute lout gu tetennsn unp IS fam
@erbreden ietn> paS BSle gu seri9wetsen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

@. @tlfens H. &rauc,
Treberif Hoab, i
8altimprf, M~aryIanb.
t~abrairt unb bat tets am Qaeer bic fein0en 5pr-
ten pom reinern Yferbe= unb Stub 5aar. 70 and,
semti4tes unb Sdweine> 5aar au ben b%iioifeu
Yreiie en-. r'"
gnltimore~ Nieberlase:
S1ozStt@@d BON prattz u. s@barle6Nr.
Muttrage, bur9 bic YoR empfanae1, perb,n
p1at.!l@ btlerst. Sir robes pferbebaar &c. tirb
'btr b6Hffe preis gegeben. /'t "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

2lbam 0ecfer.
8leA= unb &upfer< Mrbelter,
Drttte 9traBe,
spil0sn 9trbsrt- uup Safl pn< Strabe,
ct. Youl,
empFstlt lid in allen 3weiscn icinss @e|3aftes,
ais: Oadpefeu, Ninncn!e9eu, Neparaturen &c.
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searbeitct.
@cinrib Sreibert,
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MabalbowFrobe, esssniiber ber tatbuI. STRIDE.
ct. Yaul, Minne1pta,
en,pFebl leinen 8prratb BON Sefen nnb 8le9.
Maaren unb idert reele 8ebienuns su. MQe 1T
fem Sad idlagcnpe Mrtitel tperben auf 8e( telun9
prompt biQi9 unb pauerbaft perfertigt,
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5ultuS 6cpratt,

bffentlt6er Nptor>
ede Der @ael6ap< uup 6ten @traBe, seaeniiter
Der tran3pi. faith. Stride
em1p1eblt f9 1einen beutl den Mittiiraeru ;1r
@n1ertisuns unb Beeloutisuns ppu aeribtliGeu
Dptumenten unb. l(rtuuSen, ais: Iouftriefeu.
p9potbeten (Oeees uno Mprtsases),% Mietb5<
uao @el4a1ts<G entrattcn, ,Xeltamenten> &pa-
mad9ten t1r has Snla1o uni. Deutl9lano> lppie
ben @e19dfte. 1852. 10
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Or. 81. 2llberti,
praftil1er
&@eburtSbelfe
Sffice: ct. @ntbpnyfraBe,
S'pt,9en Der prestyter. Stride uub Der Yof- Office,
ct. Yaul> Minnei pta.
Spre9funben: Moysens BON 7 bis 9,
Natmittass bon 3 his 3 unp Mteubs bon 7 bis 10
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SpeottipnS= H. Gpmmiiiions= @efbdft
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asaeniiter bcr UGbre. l1utsre 2anbun9.
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fszuA &. 6. Stbmlte,
YA Deutlher @attler,
(HarnesmakerJ
NpterttraBe, swilGen Der 4. uno 5. Str,
benz rgSeltern< 5ptc!" seaenilter,
CANT Yaul, Mi1ne1pta
Saarselp tesablt fir @dute. trpdsne une
CRIME.
Gafpb 8prf IT, 8ruber,
Gfc ber Se9sten unp Wabalbawl traBe
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Tierte Strabe, nate benz Winslrw= Spu1e,
ct. paul.
Maaren nod allen Ibeilcn Der @tabt werber
unentgelelit he pr9t.
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Tiir ale Nrteit pirp 9arantirt.
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Be0lngungen,

Die rMinneiota Staats5eitnne" e-
fheint jeben Samlta9.
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Notice..

n OTlCE is hereby given that the Commits.
~ eiohcTs OF Geausa County will DO IN ,hc
township oi Burton, nj ppiai where the ro,d
leading from burton to P9rknau crosses the Guy.
aIosa River, about one mile south OF Burton
Square, on Monday the 18th day of November
&t, AZ 10 uciuck A. NJ, 10 receive proposals lor
Ire building Of u Bilge and the ahulnlcnts as the
po!at Obove name !, across said river Sail bridge
Eu be Of the style ot the Truss Bridge, $50 calico
about 81 ir9t long and ~ feet WIDE, timber and
pIank 10 bc white oak. covering OF guJd materials
and stone abutmcnis. They will also, at the same
time, receive proposals iOrgravc!ling the cmIiank
meat across the Cuyahcgo Flats, at the above.
named place.
They will also be in Russell township Oh Tues
day, the 18Th day oi November next, at 10 O'Clock
\. VI nt point where the East Branch ci the Cha.
grin River crosses the Road Leading from Fucr's
Mill 10 the ChiIlicolhc Road, to receive proposals
ior the building OF a bridge and the aDulments
| across satd stream, ut thar point. Said bridge io
'e about 40 feet long and l2 feet wide, male-a
and manner ot building same as above.
Also, on Wednesday, the 10Th day day Of said
month, nj the 10 o'clock, A, in the south part o
ilumhden township, where the West Branch OF
the Cuyahoga River cross the State Road, near
Cot. A l., Sssons dwelling house, to receive pro.
prosal5 for the building OF bridge at that place
across sold stream Said ast.named bridge to he
about - feet long and II feet wide. A full de
scripton OF said hlilgcs will he given 10y the Com
missloaers at the time OF receiving said proposals
BY order Of the Commissioners.
c &. FIELD, County Auditor.
/ Chardom, Sept. 80, 1859. 5OTw7
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1000 Agents w anted.

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all the States Tor Collection Of Debts, Property
Exempt from Execution, Mechanics Liens, Ex-
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Married Women, Dover, UsuTy, wills, &c.--
by FRAYK CROSBY, Esq, of lie Phiade phia
Bar. 34 pages, l2mo.
An entirely new work on the subject, adapted
to the wants OF every citizen OF the United States.
Single copies sent by mali to any address, on re-
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whom lireral arrangement will be made. Apply TO
or address JOHN r. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 Samson Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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George GladiN, Executor
ol last will, &c ni EIccta
Sears, deceased, Plaintiff,
vs..
Orrin B. Peek Perciila +.
Peck James Cunningham,
LAURA y. Cunningham, &
the unknown children of
said PciciiIn F. and Lau-
ra d, and E.,tS'in fiillman,
E!ke:ah lllggin ard win.
lam Burton.
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UPWARDS OF SI,OOo,OOO
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA
FIRE AND lNLlND NiyIG lTION

Risks accepted Ot terms consistent with
SOlv'ncy nnl a fair profit.
E.psrjnl 1tita toD giucn T., InsWrnNcc NJ D 'ELL.
INGS amt Conh"ts, Tor terms OIL to5 yfu'S.
The sld service. long and successfully tried
ND the many advantages the 1:tna Insurance
Company possesses in ils line, should not he over
looked 10y those ready to insure and understand
Ing lhcir best intcrcss.
Euring Stringent times" the n.cc i.ity f,r re.
ahIc Insurance becomes mn imperative duty the
ability OF property owncfs to sustain loss being
thcn much icssGnrd.
Agencies in ali the principal cities and towns
throughout the Sta'c. Policies issued without
delay by any Oi tho daily authorized Agents OF the
Company,
NNN~~N
Business attended to wtl Despatch Fidelity
G. 3. GAN flEEp, I9cnt.
CIIAItDO% ..
5)jwm3
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Administrators Notice.--Tho L n d e r
signed hiss been duly appointed and Qualified as
Administrator ofthe Estate OF Wait II. Shepherd,
deceosed, late of Geauga County, Ohio All
persons interested will present their claims ac.
cordingly. LUClUS l.. DURFEE.
Dated Nov. 80, 1859, 5l2w3
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NOTICE. Tho Undersigned have been ap.
" pointed and qualified as Administrators on
the Estate OF John Young, deceased, late OF Mid,
dlefeld, Geauga County, Ohio.
PHILURA YOUNG,
JOHN J. YOUNG.
Chardon, Oct. 2lst. SLOWS
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ROAD NOTICE.--NOtice is hcre-

the Honorable Board OF ofC0mmssoners OF Geuuga
County, at their next annual meeting, praying
for mn alteration in The road running east from
n, B. IlubborI's, on the Burton and Troy road,
TO the Burton and Pnrkman road, near the Misses
Foxes farm, go as TO make the ascent and de-
scent more easy in crossing stream called Rocky
Run, Oy commencing near III w. Silvernai's
northeast corner, and running a north.easterly
direction TO suid Rocky Run; thence southeast.
ery direction, TO said east and west road
Burton, Oct. 2SIh, 1859. *Sllwi
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From I lIese figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourth Of the total deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, to say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but, If sufIern.
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy q bottle
OF HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done SO, aud have certified to its wonderful effects
dyspepic state OF The stomach, in which case the
German Biuers should be used In cases OF weak.
ness, or general debility of the system resulting
from prorscted Cough, the German Biiters win
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson 4is Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and Tor Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 46e-Iyins.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of
Court.

ON the Ieth day of November. at two
~ O'Clock, Z. NJ, at the door OF the Court House.
IN Chardon, will bo sold 10 the highest bidder the
following Real EsInIn as the property OF David
Smith, deceased, situate in Burton in said county
and known by part Of large lot, No SO, aud also
as part OF town plat. lot No 22 in said Burton
bounded "a follows Beginning ut a stake on tie
enst side OF first east street, it being the corner
where said street crosses, thence north on cast
front street chain, FIX links to post; thence
cast Chains 9S links to n post standing on tho
west line OF second street, thence south one chain
l2h links to post standing on the north line of
'front.' street, thence west on the north line oi said
streets chains to the place OF beginning, contain.
ing 95.l0O OF an acre otiand.
Appraised al $3.50 90, and to be sold at not less
than two-thirds the appraised value
One'ihrd OF he purchase money TO he paid in
hand; one.third in q months, and the remaining
third in months from the day OF sale Deferred
payments TO be on interest and secured
HENRY FLETCHER, Adrir.
Oct. l4th, 1859 5o9wa
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1MpoRTANTro FEMALEs.--Ds

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CHEESEMAN'S FILLS, prepared by CoRNELIus
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biaation OF ingredients in these Pills nre the re
suit OF long ani extensive pracii"e. They are
mild in their operation, AMI c,.toin in correcting
allirregulariiies al Painful Menstruatons, removing
all ohsIrgctions whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in tho ollie, papitatou o! the heart,
disturbed s!ae? whish arise from Interruption OF
natGle.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Or. Cheeseman's Pills arc iGYa'lnJlc, sJ they will
bring On tie monthly poriod wit!l regularity. la.
dies who have been disappointed in the use o.
c,her Pills. can place the utalns! clai daec in DR.
Cheeseman's Pills 4Jiay all saa!!hay rspcesen, 10
do
NOTICE.
They s1oullr ~: b, u7el duriiz Pregnancy, as
mis-. carriage wolli certainly result there from,
Warrau;sl purely vegetable, ami FREQ from any,
ding niu.i3la {, Iii, o: health. Explicit direc.
,isns, wa:eA s,lo Ill bo read, nccomp1ny each box
Price 81 SeHt rymlil on enclosing 6 10 any
authorized ngaut so,i By oas Dingssl ii evo:y
town in tho uE. ei States.
R.B. HUTCJiWe,
GsrzRAL AGzNr FOR THE USIrsp STATES.
l6i GiGn'hnrs- ST, NewN ork.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be niurossss
Sold by 4. CoJ!, CkagdoM, ana VIM. Fisk
Cleveland. 472yl
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Robert HarrisOn's ESIate.--Tbe
| UNDERSIGNED has been appointed and duly
u qualified as EXeculrx OF the Estate of Rob
ert Harrison, deceased, late of Chardon, Geauga
County, Ohio,
ELIZABETH HARRISON.
Chardon, Oct 2lsl. Slows
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MARRIED.,

wv. o. CALL, Dealer in Groceries,
w FLOUR AND FEED. One door south
TWanIel me- all kinds Of produce in excbanae--
CASH PAID ron GOOD BUTTER.
TM BEST GRADES OF KIRKLAND AND WILLoUGHBY
FLOUR always on hnnd.
Chardon, Oct 2lst, ". O. CALL.
SLOT
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VOLUME X. NO. Al.

The greatest natural ornament to the "hu.
man form divine" Is unqucstionably a fine, luxu.
nunt, healthy growth Of hair. 1t has been 50 es.
toemcd in all nges Of the world, md among all
nations savage and civilized Hence the Indi,n
brave regards the scalp Of his enemy ns his great.
est trophy. For n similar reason, the fashionable
belle often disguiscs the tegion.of vanity, ns well
ns her other chronological organs, with borrowed
locks
lie who should discover a mode Of preventing
tbs hair from showing the irroais Of envious Time,
by turning promoturely gray, method by which
IL could be restored when falling off, or turning
white, and II way OF promoting its continued aud
luxuriunt growth, would he Justly entitled to rank
among the beneactoIs of the human race. Read
tho testimonials in another column, of the won.
dcriul, not to say, almost miraculous, effect, Vi
professor Woods Hair Restorative and see
II he has not accomplished oil this -ICapital CITY
Fact.
Sold by ali respectable druggists 5l2wI
-------.---.---.-.. .-- -.--.-.----
Even those who are in the chi 1ymcnt Of per-
feet health frequently have need 20 have recourse
to toucs us preyertiyes Of disease. We arc ney.
CT too well armorcd against tho assaults Of ''the
lila tina. Ae'h is heir to-" Such an i1vgorator
they may find in HOSTETTER'S BlrTERS-a
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving Vitality aud elasticity to the system. Al
this season, particularly the strongest man is not
proof aa7inst the malaria, in certain sections oi
ihe country IN all case, Of fever and ague ,he
BTrFHs IS more potent thua any amount OF GUT.
nine, while the most dangerous cases of bilious
fever y.e'l II ilS wonderful propcrlios Those wlo
have ti5j the medicine will never use another.
toruny u the ailments which the iIosTETrrR Blr.
7LEs profess to subdue. To those who have no,
made the experiment we cordially recommend an
early application to the Blrrfas, whenever they
orc stricken by diseases Of the digestive organs.
Slid ty druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
Ht-Set olye:tscmcntin another column.
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THE TEST OF 70 YEARS EXPERIENCE
HAS PROVED rae sJPENoR oUtLIrr OF
IiEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S.
GENUINE COD LIV Z R OIL.

Il Is pronounced by Physican9 the bes Rome-
dy for CoHsuMPrIoN, ScRoFuLA, CHRONIC RHEU.
M.TIsM, Sc, ever discovered.
O. ution.--Thc value OF this remedy depends
upon its purity, and in order 10 secnre our Gus
toners pure article, one of our firm went to
New FoundInnd to superinlcnd the manufacture
OF our oil, aud WE WARRANT 1T FUEE. See that
tie label has the eagle aud mortar, and the sig
nature over the cork OF each bottle, as there is
genuine to the great injury of patient.
9cS- Ask for Hegeman, Clark g. Co.'S, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the gen
uine, who have used others wthour any benefit.
TTSEFUL IN EVERY FAnIlL PAINT,
~ GREASE SPOTS, etc, removed instantly;
Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, etc cleaned equal to new,
without injury to the most delicate color or tabrc
by HEGENANd co.'s. CONCENTRA TED
BENZINE, only 2j cents per bottle. HEGE.
NAN g. co, Druggists, I6l, 399, 5ll, aud 1856
Broadway, New York. "5lOm3
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TO EAASNR EEES.
7 HAVE second hand Kechum's Patent Now
l. ing Machine, with Reaper Attachment, which
will exchange for Stock, on fair terms. Apply
by letter, or otherwise, to ] w. BARBER,
Perry, Lake Co., O.
Perry, No. 4. 'jI2w2