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T EGAL N0TICE--PAE AEsEETION.--Jn,n A.
IL Holden, William l.. Holden, orman Holder, Sa-
rah A. Bradle, Morris 3. Holden, Adelbert Chapman
Eliza Cuthhert, james Cuthberr, Reuhe, Holden and
Morris D. Holden will take notice that Petition was ed
against them in the Court of Common Pleas for Portage
County, Ohio. the ls II day of June A. D. 1850 by
James Woo dward, Guardian of The said Reuben f. and
ris d. Holden ami hch said Petition is there
in pending where said Woodward, Guardian afore-
said demands Partition for and on behalf CT his said
wards follow ing rel estate: Living in the township
If franklin in sad county of Portage IN Lo No 25 there
H. being about 1S Rods OF ground or less and the
same In conveyed by William L. Holden to james Hol
deu lately deceased, by Deed bearing date October 25
1854 recorded in the proper Records of aidcounty
the 10th day of December in the year pore aid, Book
S. pages 5ls and 59 also Lots Nos l3 aud ID in Block
No 10 i'll the village plat OF Franklin af resad they being
the same lots conveyed by Marvin Kent SAID James
Holden by Deed bearing date December IL 1885, and
recorded in the Records aforesaid the l1th day OF
March 1856 Book67 pages SIS and $780, and that at
tn of said Court application will be made by
said lanes Woodward. said Guardian. tor order
that Partition he made of said premises.
JAMES WOODWARD Guardian &c.
By Taylor Willard, his Attvs
i,.3O- -6y
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution

Relative to an Amendment to the Constitution, provid
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly,
Resotred BY the General Assembly of he state OF
Ohio. Threefths of the members of each house con-
CURING therein it be and hereby prorosed to the
electors of the at the annual October
election, upon the approval rejection of the fol-
lowing amendment substitute for the first clause OF
the m section of the second article of the Con
stitution ofh Sateo wits "All regular sessions OF the
General Assembly shall commence OH the first Monday
in January annually.
Speaker of the House of Represan atives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April s, 1859.
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When we parted. long ago.
Believe me, sweet. knew not
That thou didst lore me SO
For with nv eamest1ove was born
A sense of my unworthines
And so roamrd the earth forlorn,
And longed for death in my distress;
could not brook the tfousht IF soon,
And so l roamed the world foTlorn.
When we parted long ago
B-lieve me, sweet, knew not
That thou ds Glove me so
But after years of hitter strife,
1 said. will return and dare
Nv fate; for. hetter than such life,
The bitterness of death to bear;
And love WAS mine instead of scorn,
And no more shall he forlorni
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E. Spalding. Atty. b,#t
Sheritfs Office, Ravenna, July 2d, 1859. je6-5w
john A. EUGns and Margaret Gilbert u
Thomas Thomas and ais

q SUUn IL lLTHUS anu subTSUTPG UtIO6fE Us,
Thomas Thomas and ais
cIHERIFF SALE BY virtue OF two alias orders of sale
= directed and delivered from Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County and State o
Ohio 10 wit: in favor of John A. Evans against
Thomas Thomas and ais and one in favor of Margaret
Gilbef sainst Thomas Thomas and ais expose to
sale pdblic vendue Mt the door of the Court House. in
of Ravenna in said county Portage and STA
of ohio on Saturday the 9th dny of Angus 1869 at or
tt hour of one o'clock OF SAID day. the follow
ing described land and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township of Paris, of Portppr
and stale Ohio, being part of Lot No 11-Beginnng
at the Sou East OF said Lot; thence running
West the South line of said Lot 73 chains links TO
the of the state road leading through said Lot;
thence North 20 81 East % chains and IL links to post
thence South $50 IS" East % chains and IL links to nosi
in the East line of said Lott thence South on the East
line of said Lot % chains and 10 links the place of be
gnning-centauIng fifty OF land be the same more
ess being piece of land decided Thomas Thomas
by Robinson Wilson on the 9th day of April A. 1859
Appraised al $50 doRrs.
Taken order of sal as the property of Thomas
Thomas and at the suit of John A. Evans and Margu-
ret Gilbert VS. Thomas Thomas an ais.
Brown & Woodwork, Atys. .S --.
TH0'S R. WILL Ms, Sheriff.
sheI Office. Rnvpnna Juls a. IS5Q e..
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LEGAL NOTICES.


T EGAL S0TICf.--C H shntrurk. of Freepor,.
in the Pennsy lvania,and William C W. stand
jan westand Darrell W Strickland u.,n residents
Of the State of Ohio will take notice that snn Love
land of the county OF Portage in the Of Oho did On
tie day June. A. ID 1889 file his petition the
of Common Pleas within and for the said cnuuty
of Portage and Ohio against the said G. Shat
luck William G Westland. Jannett WeStland, and
Daniel w Strickland defen:an ting forth that the
said William Westland and Jannet Westland husband
and wife the 2st day of January, A. D. 1885, gave to
following described lands aud to wit Stu
the town of Hiram in the of Portage and
state of Ohio and is known by being lots number
twenty and tweuty in the plat of Hiram.
surveyed ty Samuel D. Harris May the Sth A. ID. 1850
ard July 5th. A. D. 1885, in Portage County
Records Book J.. of Township Pats and surveys. con
tainiug A. IS 100 0acres OF land
Which said Mortgage Deed was given secure pay
ment $3.50 90 according to certain referred
said Nor gage Deed;-which said notes and Mortgage
Deed upon the dny and year aforesaid transferred
assigned aud delivered to the said Nelson Loreand Ant
snd Petition further forth said William
c. West,Hnd and J1ntett Wrsand afterwards sold q
the said Shattuck their equity of redemption in
to said premises The Petition further that two
upon the same the of So 426 for which sum, 10
geiher with inter- 1t from the Is Jnre 1859
and costs, the said Petition asks Judgment And in d.
fault of the ayeLt of said Judgment Petition pray
that he above described premises appraised a
versed and sold to ray the Now the said c. n
Drniel w ricknd nntii"d tina, they are reouira
10 nppear and said Petition before the ir
Saturday after the Sd day of August A. D. 1852 til
same will be take as confessed
NELSON LovELAND
| Ry Brown & woodworth, his Atty. je22 CIV
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Lepis Umstddter es John r Roberts

Letcis Umstddter gs John r Roberts
SHERlFF SALRS.-By virtue of an alias Order OF
~ Sale to me directed and delivered fr IN he Court of
Common Pleas of Portlge County and State OF Ohio
shall expose 10 sale at public vendue door Of the
door of the Court House in the of Ravenna in said
county of Portage and state of Ohio on Saturday, The
10 day Of Jny, A. ID. 1859, ut the hour of
o'clock P NJ OF said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the township of Paris county of Portage
and stste of Ohio being part of lot No % in Paris aud
more parti" ury known part of village lot No - III
the village of Newport, aud being part of the wooen
fact ry lot commencing IA eeI of the WOODEN tact3
r whore II now stands, and running along the south
bank of the mill lower end ot ihe eck thence
along the north side of the lo' in WESTERN
To point IA feet of the woolen factory es
nad including all the land between the canal anu rae
bound by line running II feet east OF the iact"ry la
inSs, with the privilege of going to anh rom sau o
from the grist mill lot forever by bridge or plat from
across the race no, nerfring with the prnegs OF the
mill or canal; be- ug The same deeed 70 sau Nope's s
john W. Eny and wife, Febi uarN id 800
Appraisrd nj two hundred and thirty three ana one
third dollars. -. -. 49, ,,r,,,rtv of
1hn Roberts aud ais, the suit of Lewis Umbstaut
iS THOS R WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Strnwder Hart, Au'ys ~ ,o -
sheriff e Office Ravenna June 2ad A. d. 1859 je2e-ow
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Dissolution

TJNHE Copartner>ip heretofore existing under the name
1 of WAIT 4 JONES is by mutual consent this day
dissolved. JOHN WAIT.
Ravenna June 27 1859 ie29 3w IT. M JONES.
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%e He d. ma @ HNe
Manufacturer of Melodeons.
Home for Invalids.

ShalersvilIe. Portage County, Ohio.
90 TO THE BONE FOR INvALIDs if You have
VI a chronic disease.
/. You will have your Kindly carefully, and scen-
thcally examined, and your disease truthfully
pointed out.
O. You will instituted that will
the conditions of your
8. You will be subj scted wild extremes and ex-
Derimenis in medical treatne Dt
4. You will be received patient, without there
is prospect of relief cure, and in of fail
ure afer fair trial. the money you have paid will
be refunded to you
s. You will receive water and chemical bath
ment not surpassed by my establishment in the
State.
g. You will receive medical and hygiene treatment
from experienced physician, not based upon one
id.a or q false dogma.
T. You will reoave lily and hourly atte tion of ply
sician, If needed, aItentvely looked after by
an intelligent and experienced nuI, ,e, that while
you remain ut the Home it shall truly be home
toyou.
For further particulars send for a circular
My 1859. ma4-3ms HAYES, NJ. u.
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The Great Rush
FOR PIXIES PEAK!

on Has IN consequence of recent Developments heen
~ changed to She EMPORIUM OF FASHION, of
Na REEVES &c ST GFFERi
WM. Next door TO the DE uocrat' Building Main ST.,
RAVENNA, OHIO. s4 20
The subscribers have formed co-partnership for do
ia general Tailoring business. and trust by prompt
and close attention to the and of ttr
sustoners to give that of satisfaction that will
secure for them a liberal share of pa,ronaee
Cutting done 70 arder, short notice. All work
w8rraDted TO ft, If properly made.
Our prices always at the lowest living rates. and
full che1p 5 good work be afforded at.
We Ia receipt of the nrricaa and European
Fashions. Everybody is cordially invited TO give
call. REEVES & STOUFFER.
Ravenra, March 80 1850, rnar;O.6 u
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Portage County for Sale.
Ensign 4 S0ule.
DRUGGISTS, and Dealers in PAINTS.
PAINT-BR USfsES, OILS PERFUME
RY, PATENT fIEDIC1NES AND =
DY YEsS'EETEFs.

O D6 EsSAkEESs
NQULh respectfully call the attention of the citizens
OF Portage county TO their large and carefully
ierted STOCK of he ahove mentioned articles
Our Medicines and Liquors are warranted pure any
in market aud by purchasing only from responsible
houses we can guar to purchasers the best goods
he lowest prices We keep constantly hand the diff
ereht hrands of
PAINTS, ALL QUALITIES AND C0LoRS,
whicl sell nt the LOWEST PRICES for cash. Our
hlte Lead dry aud it, olive rant from whiting
marble dust or arytes. with VIII or grades
are often atulteraed. Oar fancy Paints also pure
by recent arrangements with heavy manufacturer
LlNSEED OIL
allie to defy competition this article which is
of the first quality. We also selling The best of
SUGAR AND TEA,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
We Pledge ourselves to give perfect sfactlon to all
VINO nny favor witt their paI onage. Our stock is
NEW, FRESH AND FULL.
and is renewed every month.
Pure will find it their advantage to rive us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
=. ENSIGN & SOULE.
Newton Falls. April 27. 1859 apr27-3m
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus o., April z, 1859
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution
..reatve to an Anne rdment the Constitution provd
ing for Annual of The General Assem- ly is
true copy from the original roll on file in this office
p. RUSSt LII,
Secretary of State.
1870 6r,
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Ry Brown & wOodworth, his Atfy'.. jea
Mechanics Saving Fund Society Us. Ell 7
T0pD1u


CtHFRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two Vendi
> Ex 10 directed aud delivered from the Court OF
Comm n Pleas eff Ieff.rson County. State of Ohio,
shall expnse sale Public Vendue at the door of the
Court House. in the To of Rayenna, Saturday. the
6h lay of August the hour of one O'Clock P
NJ of said day, The following described lands and
nents, wit: -... ....
Being pait of N o. Sc the whole of let No. 10 and
part IF No 26; situated in the Township of Raven
ma in the County of Portage and State OF Ohio, and
unded follows: on the North by the East and West
state tile West by lands late owned by Lyman
on the South by ot line and land owned bv Ring and
East by the diagonal road and land owned by said
King supposed to coutan in all three hundred and fifty
two acres land more or less.
Appraised al $500 per acre
Taken execution SIS the pro Herty of Eli T. Tappan
ais, the suit of Nee anc's Saving Fun Society
Terms-Cash on day OF sale.
THOS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Geo W. Nc Cook, Atty.
Sherfs Office. Ravenna, June 29th. A. D. 1859 je65w
4, VEfRET VANAUKE ms ESTATE.-Notice
= is hereby given that the subscribers hive been ap
pointed and aied Administrators the estate OF
Eowt Van Auken, late of ShaPrsvilIe Portage County
deceased. JACOB z VAN AUKEN,
DELOSS GODDARD. -
SbnIersyiIle Jrne 2S. 1859
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F. A Curtis & Co.'S. Advertim' $
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SHERlFF-s UFFICE,
RaYenIIn. Inne l3. A. ID. 1880.

THOS. r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
-....- BY A. NJ. HACK EFT, Deputy Sheriff.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
EARM FOR sALE-The subscriber

sSas. NOTICE. j For sale at the
S&ES2 = Center of Ro0fstown, the Hose and
ESVsSS Lot of six acres, WILL known as the William
NJ Butler place Said House is very
.aRza niently arranged and finished throughout
AMI in excellent repair The premises, aso, in
feet order Tsere is failing well of water near
the kche" door, and also there is od Barn, Carriage
House, and other out houses on the plt zee.
PETER G BROCK.
7tl7 Iv
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Frederick ". Spar, Us Hugh J. Gibbon.

Day & Horton, Attys.
Sherff's Office Ravenua, June 81 1859 je29-5w
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WATCHES.

hsWlSS W NA1Ci ks nIaut Ii ou VII maine a. d i'm
ported directly by from The fac We guarantee
them 10 be The best watch sold in this market the
money BAIRD Il WAIT
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AyliS

500 DOZEN Buu.ER's WRITING ISK--aszor.-
ed biItes-IgsI reoeiyed BY a&
y HAGAS,
mars Market street.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES,
HnFzs. DIR. KING, formerly Of New York

WhFES, DIR. KING formerly of New York for
kzk the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky, and who has devoted his attention treat
nenI OF private diseases for so years fatters
mmself having attended 10 practice for many
years, and cured so many thousands he is enabled
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
pau they may be from DJudicious medical treatment,
)r from neglect of their own. Dr. Kings Dispensary
IS No 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he ali diseases OF a
private nature.
GoNoREHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date eectualIy cured in
A Few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Ferhas no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be enectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEsS-Particular attentiOn having been
given to this disease, and all she consequences grow
ing out OF II, brought on in many cases by the de-
structve habits Of nconsiderate Youths and eNcss-
siye indulgence of the passions, neglect of which viii
undermine the constitution. renC- the subject unit
TOT business or society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be aboriHg with any difficulty OF
ire womb may restassured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stating
their case, with fee enclosed, directed 10 Dr. A. King
No % DeaderIck street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medicine To- their address with
sessary directions. strict secrecy observed Office
hoursIrom O'Clock in TIE morning until in the
nlnR mIv26-indSwIy
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
of the City of Washington

NEW YORK, March l6.-The steamer City
of Washing tOn arrived at New York this
morning with Liverpool dates of the 2nd.
COtton-sales three DAYS 30 900 bales. of
which spectators took 5000 and exporters
5000 bales. All qualities advanced B(93-l6;
firm and active; Orleans strict middling II;
upland middling 1916. Breadstuffs steady.
Consols $50. Manchester advices favorable;
all qualities slightly advanced. Provisions
quiet. Consols 954 after official hours
War rumors are more threatening.
1t is confirmed that the Pope invites the
withdrawal of the French and Austrian
troops
The steamer Asia arrived out on the 10Th.
DIsraeli introduced Parliamentary re-
form bill, partially extending the elective
franchise.
Walpole and Henry have retired from the
Cabinet; Mr.. EstcOurt and Lord DOnOghmore
are their successors.
Lord Cuwlcy had an interview with the
Emperor at Vienna.
Lord March replaces Estcourt as President
of the Poor Law Board.
There are rumOrS of further secessions from
the Cabinet, including Earl Salisbury aud
Mr.. Aurderley.
The British export statistics show an
enormous increase over last year.
War preparations continue.
Funds are depressed. French Threes SD
The war fever is running high in Germany.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.
quote Flour steady at l00l2s per Genital
Western White Wheat Ss7d(9l0s: Southern
White l0sC@IOs9d.
LATEST.-The Duly Nt5cs says n gloom
again Overshadows the stock exchange.
Paris Rentes declined ] yesterday. Money
lis in far demand at 81
Derby said. that if upon the second read
ing of any of the main clauses of the Reform
bill in Committee, the ministers found them
selves in the minority. he should advise the
Queen to dissolve Parliament. This is con-
sldered as a challenge TO Russell.
Count Cavour is expected at Paris.
The Sandman loan of 600 900 was not ne
gotiated at Paris by Mr.. Fould as supposed.
There seems to be nothing further done
towards the withdrawal of the French and
Austrian troops from the Papal States. but
the expression Of the Pope's wishes to that
effect. 1t is not known what those powers
will do on the subject.
Rio Janeiro advices received at Lisbon say
Lopez has accepted the proffered mediation
of the Brazilian Government, in reference
to the difficulty with the United States
The Calcutta mail of January 22nd had
reached England.
Dude was completely pacified.
Lord Elgin's expedition was extended as
far as Hong KOw, and was successful
The steamer Powhattan was at Hong Kong
The Mississippi was in the Canton river.
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a Card.

AT n recent election, held in this city, for the Office
OF Constable FOR which veral other7 gentlemen and
myself were candidates my competitor Ira A SIoUT
received the SheriGs certificate of election he hav
'Ls majority Of eleven votes according to the re-
turns.
It having been made apparent to the public that
This result was brought about by Illegal acts and that
ia" elective franchise had become corrupted and the
purity II elections furnished, thought 1t my right
and duty, as did various other persons who had no
interest "haevcr in the result, contest the same
before his Honor, Judge WHuwoRTH, an If such had
been the case to expose the before the proper
tribunal; aud upon hearing Of the cause hts Honor
thought such the case, and that il was HE duty
o. dcca"e the same VOID ana order another election
which has been done. In view OF these facts | am
aean candidate, and would take this opportunity of
returning my thanks to my friends who have hereto,
tore honored me with their confidence
JOHN ID. COVER.
NASHVILLE, March II, 1859 tie
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THEATKE.- IA, - il NJ a1tt m mt in Tic
general good opinion of the histrlon.c meri's
of NJ BoorH- Favorable ~ were the i'm
pr.s5iUus mad. by hi first app :Iranc ',hc has
continued to gain upon the esteem It all
jIdgc~ of "Eat constitutes good "cilng. Etch
successive app aralce has added to hIs
triumPIs. Ills genius appears to ID, equal to
any and all occasions. The greater the dit
fcultics VII ch oLstruct his way, the more
powerful and eX trI"rdiuary are his achieve
mcnts. II his Byt0Us tn, sduy night Was most
mastery, what may not be said Of his Lear
last night? Tie iufrm, tottcring old man,
was never better represented on our boards;
aud we venture to predict that, with more
aye aud eXperie ice. Bonn will take the
front rank in this great character of Shak
speare,as he has Already d ne in Richard To-
night, Otlello will be reduced, Mr.. BooTHn the
part of hyO, aud Mrs. CIR in that ofthe M,or.
We may expect this tragedy to be put up
on the stage most successfully. The LggO Of
Mr.. b. is one f his best impcrsonations;
whilst Mr.. CR IS OHe'lO is hard to beat, aud
there is talent enough in the company to
render the remaining parts satisfactorily.
Mrs. HENDERSON has won gold IN opinions for
the charming manner in which she has thus
far acquitted herself during Mr.. BIS. engage
meat and we are sure she will tonight, as
the gentle Desciemo,a, increase the obligation
which the public are under to her. With
such prospect for a brilliant night, may
we not expect to see the Goiety crowded to
its utmost capacity on this occasion.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
q e II Nj A n Bit RS.
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

DR. c. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-
vous Debility Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all diseas-
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach such as
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructatons Sinking Fluttering the Pit OF
the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Dincut breathing, Fiuttering at the Heart Choking
or suh'cating sensations wnen in a lying posture,
Diness OF Vision Dots Webs before the sight, Fe-
yer and dun pain in the Head Deficiency Of Perspira-
ton, fellOwness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden FIushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere
MARLIN
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The SEIixir.,,

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
seivesand prescribing to their patients convinced
by observation, OF its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function Nu
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurabIe by
some of the Medical Faculty, have by the this
Elixir been restored to perfect health Ger
Gates testify5 aprI3-Iy