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The Concour-The Forum.

II has been urged by the enthusiastic in the
medical fraternity, that for securing right
opinions ,n important topics affecting the
diagnosis Of disease, tho true appreciation Of
materia medica and the safest Practice Of tho
art of healing, the profession in this great city
should meet weekly and sift tho chaff from
the kernels of wheat, and procure just the
grain needed to be ground into healthy food
for the people. The concour, twas maintained,
was the chipping block, whsro excess Of uae-
less or fallaoious views was to be cut off, and
that all propositions and remedies must boar
severe discussion Of their merits and be SUBJ
mitted to the abitrament Of reason and exps.
rience. We believe such concour is now in
fsir way Of being established. The Regular
Faculty Of Medicine in this city have organ.
lied an academy for discussion. If rightly
conducted, We may congratulate our citizens
that error will not long exist while reason is
ieit free to combat it.
Another arena ought to be provided A
City Hall to be free under certain restrictions
for good order, where the talent Of the young,
and the experience of the aged could bs made
practically available in the discussion of public
matters. Politics absorbs the columns Of the
newspapers. Writing is effective in its way,
but our young men who have gifts should not
only be able to use the pen but to speak. We
need training schools. We need forum for
the people. We need q Senate room of our
experienced citizens to tone up and curb down
the rashness and impetuousness Of youth. We
want to hear both sides Of question; we " ant
TO know the truth. If well conducted, in such
forum Ws could have tho material interests
Of society discoursed upon with franknsss, and
a character Of manliness and honesty of opin-
ion encouraged and built up in those leaving
our schools and entering the ranks of life.
We dontwsnt the hectic evils of the age, ig-
norance and presumption to control our lsgis-
lation, or give the tone to our manners. Sol
omon urged us to get wisdom and get under
standing. We must have that wisdom which
will bear tho crucible. We must submit TO the
ordeal Of criticism which brings out the ore,
and casts away the dross.
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Railroad Matters.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 15.-A convention
Of Railroad Superintendsnts of the railroads Of
the West and Northwest, was held here TO-
day, to adopt uniform rates Of freights be-
tween Cincinnati and Western, and North
western cities.
A resolution was introduced to adopt the
rates made by the Logsnsport, Peoria and Bur-
lington line, to all points where they compete,
and pro rate the same through Indianapolis,
Lafayette and Michigan City.
No definite action was taken. @s
At q meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company
held at Merton, Ohio, TO- day, the old Board d
Directors and officers were elected.
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Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE, February 15.--Ths Legislature
has had under consideration to-day the meas-
ures proposed by tho committee In relation 10
the free colored population, which tho House
passed nearly unanimously. An existing act
by which contribution amounting 70 nesrly
$4,000 per annum 10 the Colonization Society,
10 withdrawn.
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Democratic state Convention.

HARTFORD, February 15.--The Democratic
State Convention assembled In this city to
day. It Is tho largest and most enthusiastic
State Convention ever held in Connecticut.
Gen: Phelps, of Colbrook, was chosen Pres
ident. He remarked, on taking the Chair,
that he had never seen SO universal and deter
mined feeling among tho Democracy of Con-
necticut as now, to achieve triumphs in April.
An informal ballot was taken, with the fol-
lowing result Thos. II. Seymour, 215; Jas.
7. Pratt, 1856; Henry G. Denning, IL; scatter
ing s.. e.
Tho Convention then adjourned till two
o'clock. c, ai us g1a4
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WashIngton,s Birth Day.

The City Council has appropriated $500 to.
ward the celebration on Wednesday next, Of
Washington's Birth Day. This is a mesgre
sum, but It is especially designed to aid the
Organization Of continsntals composed Of
youpg men, who will appear in Revoluti ionary
costume. A committee Of Council has been
appointed to disburse the money. We hope
that every person in the city will feel an in
terest In having general observance Of the
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, February 15.--The schooner
Star brings dates from Vera Cruz TO the 10th
inst. mH 1t.
Miramon left tho city of Mexico on tho 8th
with 5000 men for Vera Cruz. The advance
gusrd was reported OF the National Bridge.
Vera Cruz was declared in state Of siege.
The United States sloop-of.war Sauanmah
arrived ct Sacrifices on the 9th. Tho Saratoga
was at Vera Cruz. m
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Later from Tear.

New 0RLEAxs, February 15.--Ths Deltal
correspondent writes that tho Texas Commits
sioners are fully convinced shat the authorities
and principal citizens Of Mstsmoras are on
lsaged with tho outlaw Cortinas. The Com
missionsrs have reported to tho Governor that
war exists. sY
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Al ODD CHroxEN.--A tourist stopping at
hotel saw the phrase "Fried water chicken" ON
the bill of fare. Desiring to know what this
msnt, hs sent fof dish Of water chicken.
He ,sied IL, and, finding Il excellent, recon-
insndsd Il 10 the rest Of bis party, ladies and
81. An Mksd De dish wonderfuily, and DO
became Dog sassgs without knowing Il.
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From Scranton. Penn.

SCRANTON, February IA box containing
one leg and the two feet of human body was
found in ravine near the Scranton Depot
this evening, and was taken in charge by tho
Coroner, who will hold an inquest.
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River News

PIrrsBuRo, February l5--P. M.--Thsre IL
no change In the river since noon. Aheavy
fall Of snow to-day, which Is now melting rap
idly, will causs q rias. Weather cloudy and
damp. ~" =" 'se'f
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THE DAILY PENNY PRKss--.REDUC.
TION IN PRICE TO MAIL sUBsCRI-

In order TO meet the oftcn expressed
wishes Of oar friends In the country, who
desire to be furnished with n Cheap Daily
Paper, we have reduccd tho pricc of our
Subscription from four to three dollars per
year, payable In all cases In advance. For
any less period than one year cur terms
will be as tho old rate of four dollars.
Three dallara barely suffice to pay for The
blank paper we use In printing IL, yet we
are determined TO sive tho country mer-
chants, as well as eur city patrons, the
cheapest aud best paper ever published In
the Queen City. The Press furnishes the
samo Markets and TELEGRAPH reports given
by our larger ootemporaries, with greater
variety Of general and miscellaneous reud.
ing, tf
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From indianapolis.

INDIANAroLIs, February 15.--Rev. j. G.
Talbot, D. D., was today consecrated Mission
ary Bishop at the Northwest, at Christ
Church, In this city.
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- Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor.
nor Of Sixth and western-row, over Hannaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please:
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MS- The PLAoR to get good Coal-oil Lamp
and the best quality Of Coal OIL, at 90 cents per gal
lon, is at No. II West Fourth.street.
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HOME INTEREST.

n9- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewt Try, Nos. al and 271 Western row.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N COLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT..The Commencement Exercises of
tho cincinnati College Of medicine and Surgery will
take place at II O'Clock THIS EVENING, in the
Christian Chapel on Sixth street, between Smith and
ound, where the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine will
be conferred on the members Of the Graduating
Glass By the President Of the Hoard Of Trustees and
o yaledictory address delivered by Prof. Gordon.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited.
H'N nN (faI6nr1 fI'f T-lHa.
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RHMCvAI.I

NDWIN FREEMAN M. D., HAS RE-
~ MOVED tsNs ia yine-strsst. east side. aboye
fourth. fe1eAmt
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BeKENNEDY's MEDICAL DIS

eKEN NGUTSS MEDICAL DIS.
- sC0VERY q acknowledged By the most em.
nent physcians, and bX the most careful drusgists
dpuri6sr ever known, and 70 have relieved more
uferihg, and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known to the profession. Bcrofuls,
Of whatsoever nature are cured By few bottles and
the Ustem restored TO pl strength and vigor. Full
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers b given II
the pamphlet with each bottle. For Bae by JOHN d.
PA1ka gqIRE, ECKsTNIN co., and GEORGE
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A~>EVIDENCE ACCUMULATEs.
CEcINEATI, Dec. u, 1859; Mr., 8. Palmer
injury on my left arm, near the elbow since which
have boon greatly annoyed by cutaneous disease
on the Same. After using various remedies without
success, was induced TO try. your Vegetable Oos.
metic Loei9n. and am happy N informing you that
the use Of half bottle has left my arm as smooth
and free from disease a. its mate.
JOHN w. DANENuOWER.
rs a. No. l46 West Third street.
For sele by druggiats everywhere. Be sure to get
Palmcr's Vegetable OogmeHo Lotion. and accept Of
ncthtdns elss. j w. S0tON PALMiER, a Ail, Agent.
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meut from that Territory, asking that he be
recognized as such. Also memorial author
king the inhabitants thereof to call conven-
ton and form constitution preliminary 10
admission into the Union. Referred to tho
COMMITTEES on Territories.
There was call Of the House preliminary
to taking vote for Printer. Mr.. Wilson
| moved to postpone the matter until tomorrow.
Mr. Bocook had heard several gentlemen say
that an election was to take place to-day.
He wished to know whether that agreement
was only on one side.
Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. BarksdaIe sevsrally
said that it was the general understanding.
| Mr.. Wilson's motion was then disagreed to
The House then proceeded to vote. Whole
number of votes 1871; necessary to choice 81
Defrees 90; Glossbrenner 80.
Nessn. Ethridge and Gilmsr voted fov Gales
4 Seaton.
The House again voted with the same result
except that Mr.. Ethridge alone cast vote fol
Gales & Seston. II this had been thrown fol
Dsfrses he would have bean elected. If fol
Glossbrennsr It would have made tic.
Mr.. John Cochrane suggested postpone
mont.
Mr.. Hill, not hearing OF any absenteel
likely to arrive, urged that there be one moT'
vots to-dsy.
Mr.. Stanton remarked that he had pairef
of with Mr.. Scott. He now Terminated tina
arrangement, and would vote for Defrees
having assurances that the prices Of printing
would be 90 reduced that thers could Therefore
be no plunder.
Another vote WAS taken amid confusion;
Whole number Of votes, 1872; necessary h
o choice, %; Defrees, 9l; Glossbrennsr, 90.
Mr.. Ethridge voted for Gales 4 Ssaton.
The subject was then passed over for TO- day
In pursuance 70 an order previously adopted
. large number of bills and resolutions wer'
introduced. Among them bill by Mr.. Nor
rsll for lands for the promotion Of the art
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STILL ANOTHER,

The Portland (Maine) Adsertiser, of the
81 inst, contains aspeech of Benz amin Kings
bury, Esq, of that city, prominent lawyer,
and a man of great power on the stump-giv
ing in his adhesion to RepublicaniSm. The
following is an extract from Mr. Kmgsbury' s
speech.
For the frat time in his life he could say
fellow Republicans. After full and mature
deliberalion, and, as he believed, under the
most conscientious convictions of duty, and
with no personal aspirations, he had decided
to leave his old party associations, and con,
meet himself with the Republican organizl
tion. The democratic party, once hstori.
cally glorious, had closed iSs record and the
last page was written, 1t had steadily eur
ged southwark, until from powerful and
controlling national organization, it had be
come dismem bered and broken, its seyera
fragments at issue with each other, and a
issue with the common interests of the nation
The Republican party is the only ,xistius
nnional organization. II has risen almoS
from the very fragments aud ashes of the OF,
democratic party. vitalized with new life
and as he believed. destined by Provdenc
TO restore this government TO its true fuuc
tions, to build an impossible barrier to tn
further aggression' OF the slave power, an,
to give life and vigor once more TO those no
BILE sentiments of his old and honored frien,
Robert Rsntoul. once accepted the docun
OF the united democratic party. but nov spi
upon, or brsathed only 10 hestating whisper
Slavery Sectional, Liberty National
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Samuel johnson, assignee, vs. Whtecomb Iaskins.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
the probate court OF wood county, ohio, will offer
for sale At the door court house in Perrysbug
on saturday, September 22d, 1860,
between the hours of - o'clock aud lock D.
M OF said day the following real estate, being the
west part of river tract number fOrty.fve iS) con-
tanning 100 acres the west part of the south cast
quarter of section number twenty one l2ll township
number SIX lGl north range nuAher ten Il0l east.
The west part of the southwest quarter of section
number twenty-five ls2l oftownShip number six (G)
north of range number ten l0l east; also the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter of section
numhcrtwcny'two l22l of township number six [6l
north range number ten ll0l eaSt said estate being
sold aS the property of Whitecomh Haskns asst
Tor the benefit of creditors aud free from all lien.
and incumbrances by way dover or otherwise.
SAMUEL JOHNSON. assignee. sc.
James Murray atty OF signee,-liw6$ll2
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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention ana cure Of Fcrsr and Ague
and BjifHS FtrerS, This wonderful remedy was
bought to the knowledge of the present propretors
by friend who has been great traveller in Pei sa
aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphratcs, he expert
enccd severe attack of Fever and Ague. On dscov.
ering his condition one of the boa,mcn took from
his person an Amulet saying, ear this and no Fs-
wW touch you" Although incredulous as to its
virtues he complied, and experienced mmc re.
lief, and has since ALWAYS found il an eectuul pro-
lection from all mnlarous complaints.
On further investigation he found that tho boatman
attributed 20 IL miraculous powers. and said that il
could only be obtained from the priests OF the sun
Sometime aItcrward the gentleman in conversng
with Priest obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascertainrd whore the medical
herbs were found of which it was compounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds OF the natives in the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return te America Il has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies' and Gentemen
of high character, who have given IL the most un-
quilted praise, This remedy having been apecif
ic In Persia for hundreds OF wears for the
aud cure of Fever and Ague aud Bilious Fevers-is
now offered TO the American people.
IL will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full drea-
tons for use on the receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot aud Mandatory lSS Main s..
Richmond Va. Branch Office, Bank o. Commerr,
Building, New York, Address
l0.ly JOHN WILCOX Il BRO.
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Al Diseases hdring their Origin IN Imperfect Di.
geStiOn or DSrdHged condition
eCthe Stomach.
There is no rcmccy known to be so eiiicacious in
remoy ing this general disease-ths general prusra-
tion of the whole man, as the Oxygcna' ed Bitcrs-
They attack the disease in its citdal by revivng the
sinking powers of the patient; by restoring lost APP
petite correcting acidity flying and strengthen
ing the gastric juice eandrcnderng it capable ofprop
erly and thoroug hly dissoIv the food thus form
ing healthy chyme and chy lc and preparing the alb.
sOrhcots TO take mp the nourishment and carry it
into the system thus rcnovatng the old and crazy
machine by modelling and purifying the whole
mass of blood In word.it can be shown irom hun.
dreds Of certificates from the most emiuG mt and re-
liable persons, that there is no medicine calculated
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
OXNgenated BitterS,
Let all then. when health begins to fail, when the
vital puwers first seem to he giving way, when appc-
tite first begins to fail aud the nerves to trombe
when man, instead Otbeing restored by sleep.
Tired natures sweet reStureS,'
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he went to bed ~ night-ct him delay no longer but
immediately commence taking the Biters lie will
find rs haze, the tagging powers OF nature re-
viyng and general health returning. Bnt it is I'M
nece sary to say more, as no one can know the val
nc of this medicine until he tries it.
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor
Dealer in Patent Medicines. Fancy Goods aud Toll
CT Articles, cor. Fourth and Walnut ss., Cincinnati
Ohio,
For lie by Peek s. Hamilton, PER- ysburg; VIM
Hood, Bowling Green; llaskns, Roller ~ iiaskinS
Portage; II. K. Atkins, New Wcstield; Laskey, Pratt
IL llindsdale, Gilead.
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY:


The Best Remedy ever
known TO man Tor the per
manent cure OF CoNsukP'
rIoN, and all other lncp.
lent Diseases, such as
COughs, COLTS. Uoarse.
ness, Group, Influenza.
Bire,iinR Of the Lungs,
Lirer Affections. Pains in
The Hy,1si or Side, Mghf
.cneafs. Phthisic, MRdm.
nation of tie Innes dnd
THront. iVhOOpjng Congh,
Astl,ma, and all bronchial
Affections.
Tbrorgb tho Winter
mon,hs 6oncLs orj coids
nro most nreyolen, or ali
,hc v,r;obs ilis tba, aesh
G ;GaL a.. ~ W. ,,,nni,jod a
y;so rooJo 30 I'd n,h
ors cha r,,y ho ,bns ,e,ic.
,aI ,a,'aii,i,o,,.aIaaaor or
thatcycellcut medicine
"Wistar'sBalsamof of Wild
Cherry" which. iud ging
from ourexperionce and
that of Others, we consid-
eritono ofthe safest and
most efrectuul remedies
TINT has ever been con.
cocted for thonboye com.
plants. and which meets
with the cordial appro-
val of many of the best
uhysicjans, And as "de.
inys are dangerous" and
coughs and colds often
terminate in Consump-
tion. this agreeable and
e(licacious remedy should
atonce beresorted to.
w,sr,,,sp,s,n W,
r."ori ,ho VIII Thor,.y
~ ,,s nn, ar No,,ra',
own physicians-a sort of
Good Samaritan ofthe for.
est-Cor its medical gum
bns rrlicyed the an ufl'er.
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- NDfarm is situatedi in Liberty twp, on thu Ridge
- Road one half mile west of the Perryshurg aud
Fudlay Turnpike. aud miles from Taylortown, on
the u. Il NJ, Railroad. 1t contains 1870 acres-40 in
timber and 30 in thorough state ofcultivaton-di-
Vided into lots all of which nclosed by stake and
rider fences, in good condition. The Farm is provi
ded with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply of
water and first rate orchard, stocked with the hest
varieties otfruitn full bearing. The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in good neighborhood and in
close proximity to schools aud churches, and taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable OcatiOnsn
the County. The subscriber being about to engage
in other business will sell reasonable terms APP
piled to soon, j. BLOOM.
Portage, Wood Co., o.. Dec s, ls59--3ltf.
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Farms Given AWAY!

MIR. WILLIAM M'KIM proposes to dispose of his
1F1 lands in this county at merely nominal price.
He will sell the south hafof the northwest quar-
ter of fsection 30 town 5, range TO- containing eighty
acres for five hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and drained expense of S243.
He will also sell the south half of the south-w est
quarter dissection 33. town Grange IL, at the same
price
Enquire of II. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, a large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the town of MillgrQYe, with and without
mprov ements, together with several valuable Farms
Nov. 10, lS59--2Stf. HENRY II. DODGE.
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WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS.
William Fury, surviving partner of B. F. Hollister
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Wood County Common Pleas
w. Cook vs.. Henry Miller and Elizabeth Miller.
By virtue of an execution issued from the court OF
common pleas of Mood county, Ohio, in the above
cause, shall offer for sale, at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg in said county OF Wood, apub-
lie auction,
On the 22d day of September. A, D. 1860,
between the hours of - o'clock NJ. aud o'clock P.
NJ the following describe operty to wits the nor tn
quarter Of the south quarter of section 80
township north, of range IL east, containing fifty
acres in said county of Wood, Ohio.
C.. w. NORTON, Shift Wood co., o.
A. Cook, plaintiffs attorney.
August IL, lS6O-l5N6S3.05
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DIR. GUYSOTH'S
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
.SARSAPhRlLLA

Is the grtnt Purifier Of
the Blood.
An inlallible remedy IN
cases OF
ScrotHid, Kings Evil
Rheumatism. ObStiHntedHd
CntaDeous Eruptions, PIN.
pies o. Pnstnies on the
Face, Boiis, BiOtches and
Chronic Sore Eyei, Ring
Warm or Tetter, Enlarge.
myntnnd Pain IN the Bones
or J0mts. Stubborn Ulcers
lSyphiiitic Disorders, Linn
bdgo, Spmni Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising from an iniudi-
cious use of MerCury,im-
prudence oflife, or impu.
rity ofblood. This great
Alternative med cine and
purifier ofthe bloodis be-
ling used by thousands of
CRATE ful patients from all
parts ofthe United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
the greatest of all medi-
cines. DR.. Guysott's EX-
tract of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. Neuralgia,
Rheumati' ,Scroiulaand
Eruptions onthc skiu.L Liv-
er Diseases. Fcvcrs, Ulcer
Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the
throat Female complaints
Pains and nch ng of the
Bones and Joints are soon
put to hight bv using this
Great and Incstimable
Remedy. For all disens-
cs of the blood nothing
has ye, been found TO
compare with 1t. ltclean'
sss the system OF all i'm =
pnrilies. acts gently aud
effcc,ually on the Liver
and Kidneys. strengthens
the digestion, gives tone
20 the stomach, makes the
skin clear aud healthy and
restores the constitution
enfccbled by disease, or
/ broken down by cXcesses
ofyouth to pristine Wig
or and strength.
The Press, Hotel Keep
crs. Magistrates, Physi.
clans and Public men well
known in the com munity,
nllndd their testimony to
| the wonderful effects OF
this great Blood Purifier,
milton. Pcrrysburg; VIM.
lskins. Roller Il Hnskins,
W Westfcld; Laskey,Piat att