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secs been greatly ncreassd By s9grssss from Yucssaa,
Who have scugA refuge there erom the insurecnt In
oADs b nov ev,mssed q - 600. Very few Of them
are vhdes large yeston negroes descendants o.
The savcs brought there ~ the buccaneers and another
large potoc the csbs from the nsigseoriug STATE OF
hs ndusas 1beee the mahogany cuiters, and cons
.ue noss stsiwa and elective body of meo. recent
traveller ssys q them
Never me- have seen more arfklus dispay OF
co scyny han n the mahogany yAsdshsre where these
dArk, Athletic men ssiagipg their powerful and long
h.sesa ana VIII s.sy sss a sach srs pisces
legs.
Amongst the prcducts OF Belize which nsurshes In
greatest perfection and II superior quality tho cotton
plant Chief Justice Temple recently declared before the
Society u Arts In Loodca, THAI there 20 country
In The world favorable for iA production" Spool
10 England have commanded the highest prices
from Tobacco and ohcr tropical staples also
oursb periccsoo bat At present reocve but sle ~
tenn hres Of sr-a, value also said 10 exist Ia the
Interior but. however that may bs, Belize unquestona
bly, country great and varied resources and iasxhAus
tble pAurAl weAib aud must prove important acqu
ston 10 tho Brtsh Crowu. Aat whls lhsre can DO no
doubt that aad las legal right there ami has only
secured possession through long series Of
and on fraudulent p'etences, yet has been we'll OBJ
served chat be denied thai her gu ojects have
escuei desolate coast from the savage dominica OF
AZURE, and carried qualified civinzssios whero
xfted before. AMI where, le 10 the coatrol OF the
spAnen race would have existed 70 this day. Ia
be interest u humanity and civilization, therefore,
may not regret that has passed finally under the British
fu,e.
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Meeting OF the Health Commissioners.
There was meeting Of the Health Commissioners yes
terday In the City Hall, at which all tho members were
present
petition was received from the German and French
Bethlehem Church trustees in Tenth avenue complaining
Oh nuisance, consisting Of vacant lots containing large
Quantities Of fifth and garbage In the vicinity OF the
church Tho matter was referred 70 tho CIV Inspector
me Cty inspector reported that there was no just
grounds OF complaint against the smokehoso the pro.
mises NO alo Ninth avenue, where offAl 10 boiled.
The Health Warden Of the Twentieth ward sent In
Informing the Board Of the wretched con.
o.on the pavement IN that section OF the city, pong
calculated to retain garbage 9th, which Afterwards
oecome dangerous to tho hean Of the locality wnen sseo
upon ny the suns rays.
No further business cauo I'D and tho Board adjourned
VI Monday next
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Opinions OF Our Foreign City Contempo-
rarles on the Peace.
Translated from the Stats Zstuns July &C. for the NEw

YORK HERALD
The peace ID detestabe, for II has secured the OBJ
ject for which the was commenced and war hes
therefore, been useless Nations have sgAn been the
play thing OF princes II Ia In that the peace OF The
world was destroyed, that families living IN united hap
piness were torn asunder that blood bas been shed
and that treasure has been expended
Italy has now two masters nsead OF one The Franco.
Russian alliance arose from the Eastern from The
Italian viii result alliance Of the three Ecperose which
Will bring about the division OF the Esu the nuI
OF Eughh influence the continent probably ut the
expense OF Prussia and Germany, Austria will obtain ST.
esa France the Rhine and Russia the country as Ter as
the Vhtua Austria has before ceace at the
expense o. Germany at Campo Formo. Lombardy, the
Netherlands and the land the left border OF the Rhine
were given up 10 France, and Austria obtained In
exchange the promise OF some provinces 10 Ger
many, and also the assurance that Prussia should
not obtain an ocrease Of territory the present peace ia
a repetition OF the former II would be a sh.ms IN
England and Prussia would let themselves b, duped hst
way. They would be the next victims after NaroIeop
had succeeded In isoating them He would tru a oh by
big policy over the stupidity OF those who are In his wsy
as he has done In Fran 70 and else where.
Poor Germany thrown back into her former misery
when nearly reaching national unity grestness she
Will have light hard before obtaining object for Rus
sa France and Austria are opposed UNITY Austria
10 order 70 have Lombardy guaranteed her. granted 70
fusea wnatever toe latter could have desired In Germany
But Prussia wanted TO take too advantage over Aus
tra and the latter dhgusted with policy OF the former
seized the nrst opportunity 10 make has.y peace.
Inc esue OF the war has shown that II was not com.
inenced Tor the sake OF Itays liberty but simply
ten tae power Of France, and the greater groxs the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
SrEEIsIFF'S SALE.

IN obedience to the requirements of mn order of
l. Suln issued from the Office OF the Clerk uf the
Court of Common Pleas OF The County OF Gcangu
and State OF Ohio, in certain suit wherein Aaron
Wilcox Is plaintiff and Harlow llostord and Isaac
Husurd are defendants, TO me directed aud de.
iivcrcd, l have caused TO he appraised aud shall
expose tu sale public vcndue nt the Court House
III Chardon in said County, on
Saturday, he Sd day Of September, 1859
bctw cen tic hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock P ". of said day the undivided three.
iOurds in common oi the following real estate slru-
ate in Chardon, Geaugu County Ohio, known and
described ms lolluws, to vii: Lying in the north
easr part of Lot No. twelve ne m tract No one
90 township No nine ,9l containing illy acres of
land, being same land conveyed tG Warren, Nelson
Harlow, Isaac and Hannah Huslord by Elruzrr
and Jane c. Paine, by decd dOred December I2rh
1897 Reference being had 10 said deed of Paine
Tor more full description
Said Premises appraised at siO5O. TERxs-
Cash in hand.
f, C. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chanccry
'"'''"' UIniS' july sSR. SSR"ft fisSS, s. 4as.sw
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! EGAL.
SnEIsIFT's SALE.

IH Virtue Of three executions Of vcnd * il.
- sued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Lake
county, Omo.lo nc directed md delivered. where.
mon the first Nicholson g. Clark are plniuilIs and
aauluo H. Judd il defendant, on the sort nd Hen.
~ Brownaon is plaintiff aud samuel II IudJ il
delendnni on the third Edward Chltpndon il
p.ninliii aud Samuel H. Judd is dclrndrut. gLoll
oilcr tor sale at public vcuduc at the door of tho
Court House, in Churdon, Gcauga County Ohio.
On saturday me l7ih day cr Sept. 1859
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and l,ur
"'cock, j. VI. Of said day, the rents and profits ar
,le ecstaic OF Samuel II. Juld husband oi Marcia
JUDD ia 'hr following Rcni Estate. ly witt sim.
ate IN the township OF Chnrdun County of C;cau.
gn, oni state ot Ohio, and kuDNn us being mart
ol lots NJ 10 aud ! IN tract 80. ! iu said town.
sup AMI bounded ms iJiDws: BuriuuI.y at the
center o the road running lrorI ChardUu 10 paiurs.
WlIc where the north iIuc Of said i1ts IO aud II
crosses snd road, thence west on sad lot line (
ChHlHs 40 INKS 10 the northwest corner of sHil
loN no thence south the west line uf tho bot
Tar enough So that line running from thence r.s,
10 the inter OF sail road. aud from thence nl..g
the sumo 70 the place Of beginning will ron.nin
one'hunGrCd acres oilund. SntI Life Esut, mn.
praised al $40. Icrms-Cash no hand
T.. g. WHITE, Sheriff.
SrEFTr's Orrrr. Gonngaj 5uU.wi
Co, August I'm 81
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT
| EGAL.


THE STATE OF ONO, ~,
'GEsrGA CoUNTY, IS. uncommon Plcus.
William Green, Admir- OF
susan Rose. plainuii Petition for Money
Us. and Relief
James Clark, defendant
INllE Defendant, james Clatk will take notice.
that the plaintiff william Grocn, ns Admin.
istrntUr Of the Estate OF Susan G. Rose DECEASED
hled his petition in the Office uf the Clerk OF said
Court against him, setting lorth that said deCen 3.
aul on the @3i OF September 1858, executed and
delivered To said Susan &. Rose. then in foil l,,c.
ms certain prpmissory note lor the sum OF s2OD-
payable by the first Of April, 1859, with interest
and that also, at the same time the said de end.
ant executed and delivered to said Susan & Rpse
aforesaid. a mortgage decd OF ccrinin lands mar.
ucuInry described in said rc'iIln being about scy
en- anu one half acres of land In THOMPSON. in
sald county, uudis known by being part Of lpt No
~, IN said township, which deed was duly rccor.
acc, ,ahG was gwen lo secure the payment of the
ABOVE described promissoty note of said defendant
and certain other notes thcrCu mentioned agree.
able 10 the tenor thereof The object and ofnye,
al sand petition is or judgment for the amount VI
He aforesaid prumissury note against said defend.
ant ond sale OF the mortlogod premises and the
proceeds applied to said initL,e lnosa mud q IA r.
and lurthe relief, &c. The defendant is r,opirod
to answer said petition by the 18th d,y M .tnber
\. d" 1859. DURFEE& & HATHAWAY.
Chordou, 11gust 18th, 50. " 5OI.wG 5'I'
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PERSONS Advanced in Life, and feeling
,he hand Of Time weighing heavily upon them,
with al its attendant lis, VIII find in the use OF
IIooland's German Bitters, an Elixir that viii in
st! new lite into their veins; restore, in a meas.
ure, the energy und urdor of more youthful days;
build up heir shrunken forms, and give heath and
energy to their remaining years
Ask for Hocfrmd'S GermI4 BHters, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, 4ls Arch Street, Phiindel.
pha. They are sold by druggists aud storekeepcrs
In every town and village in the United States
Cuuadas, West Indies and South America, at 70
cents per botl'e. 4g9-w2
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Persons Afflicted with the + and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or expense 10
procure DR.. IIoStetter'S Celebrate d B i =
ters, whose beneticent effects upon the human
system has been clearly proved to those who have
been stricken down in u short space of time by this
dreadful curse whose cheeks wan and moagre,
and whose nights are sieep'ess and restless and
whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death star.
ing them in tho face, this compound must prove Il
blessing; snatching them, it woro, from he very
Inouth oftle grave. None can know its true value
unriI they have tested it. When al Others have
ale / III csc Bitiers have restored the sufferers to
pristine hea,th, Their popularity in al the West
ern and Southern parts shou d introduce them to
al families.
Sold by druggists ard dealers generally, every.
where.
sa-Sss Advertisement in another column.
i99.w4
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AUGUST 10, 1859.
MEDICAL.
September Appointments.
Drn. TUDBs Willie in attendance a. 4,

Dr II. TUBES WILDE in attendance ,to,.
CnASDoN, ohasos Hotel, on Wednesday, l4h
September ''''
18Th September ''
CHvLLANp, American House. on Friday md
saturday, 10th aud lith September
VSfW Consultation upon all forms Of hroric
or ,nng standing diseases, whether in,erai or cl.
he September Visit will be the last one made
Uy ~ lubbs, as he is about to retire from pruc
lnyahds desiring 10 avail themselves of his long
''u "u'Pe experience. by having consultation or
prescriptions or former IN cn's wi shinu to trncy,
lueIT treatment, can only do so b, calling nj tbut
lIIho several persons have from time to tire,
represented themselves as partners or pssocaf,gi in
practice with Dr. I.-cmpIoying saue ,rcaIrrni.
&c. AS this will doubtless be continued and n,nv
be more extensively uilrr his drparture IL, frr,s II
ncunbcn' 10 warn his friends and the sick zen.
GroHy' 10 AVOID 'iem Beng devoid ui truth aud
honesty in this, they cannot be Otherwise trust.
worthy,
WuLow GEovr. Iowa, Nay 1856
DR. TINES. SIR Hoping it may encourage
some desporlng Invalid to seek relief from suffer.
lug. give below The facts IN my own case Eon
hr-t prescribed for me in September 1853. had
j., en- suieiug four years from complication Of
diseases aud impurities OF the blood The last
.hTtt years excepting few weeks ! had been
Kept prisoner cUusllully iG bed. and a that time
was too feeble TO sjt up in q chair long cnouoh to
nave my bed arranged. nor could stand upright
upon my feet My suilrrings were without in.
l.rmissi17 and at times were very great. Dcbi-
ny ana drIang.mcnt seemed TO prrvadc the Gu
Irc system. All lhot kind friends. and an at
lon'lyu physician could do, had been done iur me-
had also used different l;indsof puteni medicines
winch acted us pu.l,a'lyes. but fi,cd to accom-
PIsh the dcsirud object From the time | com
mcIccd your 'fc1'mCul there was q rraIrgl i'm.
Wr'"nnnt. Ai fhe end or q icw weeks wus
ab,e Ia st up an hour at time and in months
rode ten mncs IN one day. From that time inn
pi"'tmoni was moro raptd-huve since LCou able
u journey west, oudam now enjoying good de.
gree ul health feel tuat To vou- ire tmcnt uu.
Ger The br--ing of Got, ! am "a cnted ior life aud
comfortable heath Yours with much respect
Mrs f. BEMI-S
Mrs b rc-ierd during her sickness. and whi'e
uudor treatment in Nunsun Gcauga Comfy, o.,
"herc her father, Chester Miller sill remeius.
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PEIOBAfE NOTICE.

FN w. T. \ lG n, Executor OF the Estate Of
/ Smith Waters deceased, Austin Canfieid, ad.
minislraror OF the Estnre nt Samuel Squire, de-
ceased, II. J. Randall, Executor OF J. Gotham.
late guardian OF WIN and a. II. Gotham, minors
and Nancy II Squire guardian o Sarah NJ Squire
minor, have severalIy filed their accounts In lhc
Probate Office of GeaugH County, Ohio.
for settlement, which accounts will be for heariuu
in the Probate Court OF said County, at the Pro-
bate Office in Churdon, on thc 9th Day of Aurust
4 d., 1859, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, until wnicl
lime all Interested may except
NJ. c CANFIELD. Probate Judge
ChardOn, August 5th, 1889. 4gg.w3
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DR.. Roback,s Scandinavian Rome dies.

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies'
-.-Are you sick, no matter what organ is affected
depend upon 1t the t'ood, which i the TODD Snc
sustenance of every 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 oithe
blood Hence their quick and complete cures il
dyspepsia scrofulo, eruptions, fits. turnors, ner
vousness, kidney complaints, piles, low feyors
debility, rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual
vigor, etc, etc These remedies are ASTONISHING
the whole medical world. See Adye tisement.
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SIEEIsHFF'S SAFE

I(l virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
- Court OF Common Pleas Of Geauga Co. o.. to
me directed and delivered, wherein Joseph Elmer.
SON Is plaintiff and Thomas Bonney is defendant,
shall oticr tor Sale at public vcadue at the door
ct the Court House in Chagdon, Geauga County,
Ohio, on
Saturday. The 27h day Of .4ugmst. 1859.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and p.
VI ot said dny, the following real estate, to Wit
situate IN the township OF Thompson, Gcauaa Co.
ONO, and IS known by being part OF lot No 10 in
SAID township of Thompson, and bounded rs ol.
lows, 10 wit: Beginning on the west line uf said
lot No. H. al the north corner Of land drcicd
TO- James ltoalh and Rufus NJ. Ro-th by Martin
sheldon, thence east 2S chains and s. links 10 the
ccnter of the highway, thence north along the cen
ter oi the highway tar enough that line running
west To the west line ut said lot paralcl with he
sonth or first mentioned line will contain thirty
acres OF land he the same more or less bur subject
to all legal highways. ILRMS--Cas in hand
f. q WHITE, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OTucG. Genuga Col
Chardon, July -, 1883. 4a7.w5
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SSsEISlFE'S SALE.

DY virtue OF au execution issued tro,, tho C.,r
- OF Common Pleas OF Ashlabull c., on,
t. the directed and dcllyrt,.i ,ybcr,.,, p :, \
Dart g. Co. are plniu,iTs abd I'm ,r,os n,n,.y J
iCnGunt-l have levied up,u nnd slYIi niTy t
-uc at the CUur, House M CbnrIo, C,c,Ig, e.,
Ohio, on
S,,y,,J,, H.. o-L. o
- ''' -" ""4 ~ 'I"EuSI' 1903
between tne hours oi 10 O'Clock. 4. VI. md 1 T.
VI oi saIl day the following dc-crib,d real e.
'oc' 10 VIII Oue piece known as parts Oi lots Nos
one ma Twelve IN Thompson township, Gcaug,
- ~ ana bounded as follows 10 wit: BEGINNING
~ Ihe center oi the road running from Chard,n &,
Jefferson NJ me point where sald drOnd crosses the
Lake ana IrumbulI Co. Plank road thence by
inc ceAicr ot suM plank road North 81 de-.
Erees' wcst2 chains IS links, thence south TO-.
degrees weS' chains and ~ links to u post III
"e hutiherIy NE OF the steam mill lot, thence
SCUM 1o dcg-., 2cEuins aud links To the center
at the Chardun and jefferson rond, thence Ly 'g.
center oi said road north iSt, degrees. ems, tiy,
chains and 80 links to the pIacc ot her'nninr. con-.
tanning one and lor,y.hundr,d,hs acres OF iqnI.
Also The toI owing described piece OF land known
a. par' ol lot No 10, IN said township OF Tn,up.
son, bounded as follows. beginning pu tI. ,oi
Inc o' sald lot % Chain. and 50 links from the
sGnh east corner Of said lot, from thence west "a
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SASAH lN MAN, Rhoda FtizalI. Seth rrizaII
= MARY Ferry, Solomon {. Ferry Newman r
Lyman, OF Gcaugr County, Ohio, Rosen, NnJyin
nui AlouzD Melvin. Of Rock County. Wisrnu.in
tuoch w Page, Melissa Page and Osmnn 4
lyman, OF New York City Durus Fellows and
Julla Fellows, ut the state ui Indiana IoIn viii.
ung, Jacob Whiting Hiram Dixsun aud Aunustns
NHHehcld will tnkc notice that Elihu q lyman
ON we lth day o August, \. y 1859, flied in the
Iroo9te Courtol Geauga County, Ohio, n petition
ic otgect and prayer OF which is to procure nm or.
Ger from said Court TO said Elihu o. lyman ne
executor OF Azarnh lyman, late Of said comfy
deceased Tor the Conveyance by deed o Warranty
TO Augustus Wakefield, OF the following Real IS
tato situate IN Chester township Geaupa Cuuu.
", ONO. to vii: part oi lot No. nineteen f,gJ.
IN tract no two ~ being the south mart of i'll ,
and bounded ns follows North on land Of w II
stock ing, west on land owned by the heirs of Ans
lin Turner; south on lot No twenty ,2pl. nst on
the township line. containing about IG acres Al.
so the north part Of lot No. twenty l2O1 in tror,
No. two III and bounded as follows: North on la,
no llel nineteen, west on land owned by th, heirs
ot Austin Turner. south on the east and west cen
ter road, and east on the Township line contain.
ing about ncrcs which real estate said Azafiah
lyman, hy written contract. duted November IStb
1901, ami by u supplemental written contrnct,
dated August Both, 1886. with said John Within,
aud which have been assigud TO- jacob WHITING. md
by him L Iiimm DiXsou. and hv him to Auurs
tus WHkcfr d. who Is now the nlvur- ,hcrrnt had
agreed To convey upon the iu!hllmcut of certain
con Ilunns, which have been performed bv sand
Whiting and lis nssignees Said peli'ion wiQ he
heard on the 7h day OF september, A. d. 1850
at ~ O'Clock. a. VI.
ELIHU o. LYMAN.
Executor OF Azlriuh Lyman, deceased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

school Examiners' Notice.e-1he Board
Of School Examiners Of Geouga Count, will hold
their next Meeting on Friday, the 2ud day Of Sep.
,ember, 1859, at Chnrdon. The hour Is ~ o'clock
Am j o. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Chardon, August leth. 5O' .w3
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NOTICE.

A GOOD Tempar Celebration will he held at
the Fair Grounds in Burton on Wednesday, Au.
gust 9Th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ
Gen. F. CRY, OF Gncilltu, Speaker OF the
Day; Hon Z Hitchcock, Grand Marshal of the
Day Music by the Panesyllle ass Band An
Good Templar Lodges nre requested To attend in
Reeolia, and come prepared tor the Picnic. Let
every body come and have n good time
BY Order of WM. GLENDENNING,
o. NJ BARNES,
L. T. PATCHlN,
Commitiee Of ArrlngemeHL
A. II Foorr SscreLiyu
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N o Y G II .

inAll persons who are ia any way Ow-
sg for Clothing or Goods purchased Of John Stroli
iinre February go, 1851, are h'I,bN Mo-
idoi that Payment for such Indebtedness must be
made 10 me, alter this date
w. T. REXFORD.
Chardon, July l6th 1859 49gtf
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GUARDIAN SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Probate
L Court OF Geanga County, Ohio, shall sell on
the Premises nt Public Sale on
S"i"rd"y the ION day IF September, 1859.
between the hours of and ! O'Clock. r. NJ -, the
IuIiowing Real Estate, the property OF Favette VI
Allen and Frances a. Allen, minors and wards
OF the undersigned, to wit; Situate in Auburn
township III said County of Genuga aud State oi
E!hlo' known a. part OF lot No. , Seciun No , or
hlrtand Irnct, in Tract No. . in said township.
comprising d and Shl0O OF land. set To said
fnyette l.. Allen and Frances \. Aien on par.
ullun ol the estate ot Hosea Barnes deceased and
bounded ON the east and west by lot lines; norll
by land oi AIanson Barnes. and south by land sci
10 FHyeue Bnrncs on partition aforesaid: the north
malt OF SAID q and oh-lOO acres having been sci
to SAID fnycttc L., and the south half 10 Frances
a Allen, on said partition.
IiRNS Of SALL--Oue. third Of the = ur n = c
Money IN hand, aud the balance in One year De.
terrod payment to he on interest and secured
bUCluS ALLEN, Guardian.
AUBURN. August I2th, ~ 5OU-wI
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COUNTY SURVEYOR mir SETH
EDSON,of Hlmhden, will 30 candidate be-.
fore the next Republican County Couven.
sion, for tho Office of County Surveyor
August l2. 1859.
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Professor ELEHNN,S QJNDRILhE
BAND will play at Lit,e Mountain, every Fri.
afternoon. 496.lf
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READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEM.
Scorr, Cortland Co, N. Y, March list. 81.
Dr. c. NJ Jackson, S,, In behalf of the afflicted, 1
pen few lines you. have suffered and doctored
Soysf, and know how TO pity those in a like
condition. Until commenced taking your Bit
ters, last summer, was not able to do anything
or even to sit up any considerable length Of time
Before had taken the first bottle, felt like new
snan, and now after having continued the use OF
them n short time in the worst season Of the year,
I am able 10 iubor hard euery day. To say the
least, I think have received more benefit from
the Bit,ers, than all other medicines | have Ia.
ken. have not only used your Bllers myself,
but have given hotties nnd parts OF bottles those
complaining of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and in every case they tell me they have taken
no medicines 50 beneficial us the Bitors.
n.
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Dance.--There will be a Dance at CnAsrs
HALL, in Chnrdon, on Thursday Eve, August the
25th, for the benefit OF the CharIon Brass Band
Churdon, August 10Th.
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IAMES VNN REN SCul.

The Bitters ore sold by druggists or siorckcop.
ers in every town and village in the L. States
Canadas, West Indies and South America, at )
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