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LEGAL NONICE.

State of Ohio, &c. ! In Court OF Common
auga County, IS. Pleas.
Tho gainesville and hudson
Railroad Company, Plaintiff,
Richard i. Robinson, An. ! Civil action.
drew d Robinson. Benjamin
Soule and Isaac EyreIt, as
Executors of Ambrose l..
Soulc. deceased, defendants.
HENllE said Defendants, Ricnard l.. Robin
4 son Andrew B. Robinson and Isaac
Errott, who arc residents Of tho State of
Michigan, will take notice that tho said
Plaintiff, the Pancsvlle and Hudson Rail
Road Company. on the 2Slh day OF August,
A. ID. 1850, filed petition in said Court,
against them aud Benjamin Soule, as exec.
utors OF Ambrose l.. SOulc, deceased, setting
forth in substance, that said Ambrose L..
Soulc. while in full lifo, subscribed 81 900
10 tho capitol stock Of said company. TO DO
paid in iusIallmcnts as the Boaru of Di,ec-
tors of said company should require. That
said Board had moro than sixty DAYS before
the filing o: said petition, duty required by
installments payment of the whole of said
subscription; thst said Ambrose died in
Michigan, tGstate; that said defendants we're
duly aud legally constituted his executors /;
that neither said Ambrose in his life time,
nor said executors since his deceaso, have
paid said $1,000, or any part thereof; and
that said claim has been duly presented to
said defendants as such executors for allow.
anc", and tho same were rejected. Tho
prayer of tho petitioner is tor judgment
against said executors as such, for tho amount
of said stock aud interest on tho samo from
tho timo tho several assessments thereon
wero to bo paid The defendants will an.
swer said petition on or before the LIST day
of December, A. ID. 1860, or the same will
bo takon as confessed, and judgment rem.
dered according to tho prayer thereof.
THRAsHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Attys for plalntiffs.
Sept, 2sth, 1860. 559Me
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FOR SALE BY
A Cook, Chardon.
G. p. Treat. CIaridou.
J. T.. Williams. Parkman.
II l., Bishop & Son, Midd!efeld.
d g. Kellogg, Munson.
Horny Cummings, Russell.
Lyman g. Scott. Mulberry Corners.
Herrick e. Gaines, New6ury.
Tew & Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally, thro
out tho State.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Oho.
March l8, 1859. 479-6m
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SsysA MAY BE FOUND At THE
<takssY lNI Blacksmith SbcpofS. b. HIT,
gszs fSM A II HAMBDEN CENTER

The Mos' Complete Assortment and Largest
Stock of Iron of every Description,
From the heaviest Bar TO the lgh,est Hoop, incu.
ding BUGGY Y dXLES, BUGGY SPRINGS
ANH BUGGY TRlHMINGS OF
EVERY Va RIETY, TO BE SOLD AT
learn prices before purchasing elsewhere. an
determined that all articles in my line
Shall bssOld at less price than heretofore
offered in this vicinity.
EHBUaGIEs, CARRIAGES and WAGONS
Of all kinds made to ORDER on the shortest
Notice.1ca
N. B. will shoe Horses Tor Sl 90 each and all
other work in proportion. Good work men always
on hand and ready to wait on all who will favor
me with call . S, b! HIT. =
Hambden, Sept. 80, SO. 507tf-
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1t has cured thonsandsls within the Inst 2 years.
who hud given up nll : hopes OF relief as the
numerous, unsollcitedIs- certificates in my pos.
The ose must be- adapted to the temper.
ament oi the Individual taking it, and used in
such quantities as to acilS gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF i your judgment guide
yon in the use Of the Z LIVER INViGOR-
ATOK, ana IL will cure Liver & o ni -
plants, Bilious At iacks, Dyspepsia,
chronic Diarrhoea,l- summer complaints
Dysentcry, Dropsy l Sour Stomach, Ua-
bitual COstivcness. ChOlic Cholera,
hO era MOrbus. Cholera In fnntum,
FIatuience, j IA M l. ce,FemaIe Weak
nesses, and may be |: used successfully as on
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE 1t will
cure SICK HEADACHE, las thousands can tes.
liiyl IN TWENTY MINUTES, If TWO OR
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
ut commencement OF attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony In ias
favor.
or Mix wafer in the mouth with fNVlGORA.
TOR. aud swallow bolh together.
frice One Dollar per Bottle.
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lust received fresh supply Of Ladies' and
J Gents Rubber Over shoes by
WILKINs& g. KELLEY.
Jan. 2oth, 1860. Ssi
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THE JEFFERSoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

EvERYB0DY'S LAWYER
Counsellor in Business,
BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
It tell You Hon TO drdw up Partner
SHIP PAPERS, and gives general
forms loI A GREEMENTs OF all
kinds. BILLS OF SALE, LEASES and
PETITIONS
II tells You Hon. 10 draU up Bonds and
MORTGAGES, AFFlpAvITs, POWERS
OF ATTORNEY, NOTES AND BILLS
OF EXCHANGE, RECE PTS and RE-
LEASES.
It tells You Tile Lda08 for the Collection
OF DEBTS, with the STATUTES OF
LIMITATION, and amount and
kinds Of Property EXEMPT from
EXECUTION il every State.
It tells You HotO TO make an assign
mENT properly, with forms for
CoMPoslTloN with CREDITORS,
aud the lNsoLyENT LAWS OF ev.
cry State.
1t tells You Tile legol relations cristing
between GUARDIAN and WARD,
MASTER and APPRENTICE, AND
LANDLORD and TENANT.
1t tells You Whot constitutes Libel and
stANDrE.andt the Law nsto Mar.
RIAGE DOVER, the WEES RGHT
IN PROPERTY, Divorce and ALI.
MUNY.
It tells You Tile Low for Mechanics
LIENS in every State, and the
NATURAI1ZATlCN Laws OF this
country, aud how 10 comply with
the same.
It tells You Ihe Ldw Concerning Ten.
sIoNs and how to obtain one
and the Pre- EMPTloN Laws to
PUBLIC LANDS.
1t tells You The LoW for Patents, with
the mode OF procedure in obtain.
ing one, with INTERFERENcrs,
ASSIGNMENTS and TABLE oi FEES.
1t tells You HoaO TO make yoar WiH,
and how TO ADMINISTER on IN
| ESTATE with The law and the re-.
| quirements thereof in every
State.
It tells You Tile Meaning of L0w Terms
in general use, and explains to
you the LEGISLATIVE, ExEcrrIyE
and JUDICIAL Powers OF both the
| General AM State GOVERN
MENTs.
1t tells You How TO keep out Of Lam,
by showing how to do your busi-
ness legally, thus saving vast
amount OF property aud vcxa.
tious litigation, by its tiE,eIy con
sultatiOn.
single copies VIII lie sent by mai. postage paid
to EVERY FARMLR, EVERY MECHANIC, EVERY MAN
OF BUSINESS, and Every BoDY IN EVERY STATE.
on receipt Vt 81 90, or in law slylJ Of binding at
: SI,2j.
$1,000 a Year can be made by enter
| prisIng men every
where, in selling the above work, as our induce.
memts to all such aie very liberal
For single pies OF the Book, or for terms 10
agents, with other information, apply to or address
JOHN f. POTTER. Publisher
No 6I7 SAMSON Street PhaNa. Pa.
5l3m6
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NOTICE


THE U. S. OF AMERICA. ! u. S. Circr Court.
Northern District OF Ohio,
Edwin Ludlow, trustee aud
complainant,
UsrSHs In Chancery.
The Clinton Line Rail Roud
Company and Patrick Lnv.
III, defendants.
DURSUANT To an n ins order Of sale to me di.
Il rected from the Court above named, in the
ease above entitled, pending in eaid Court, shnH
oiier Tor sale nt pubic auction, AZ The door OF the
public house, called the Mansion House :" in the
village and town of Hudson, Summit County, O.,
On the Eierrnh day Of October. 1860,
Mt o'clock ?. M Of that day the following de-
scriocd premises and property Of the Clinton Line
hall hoad Company, situnte and being in the
Counties Of Summit, Portage Geaugu and Irum.
bult in the State aforesaid, viz The Railroad o.
said Company-lbe Right of Way and lnud occu.
pied thereby, together with he supersTHcturo and
track thereon; and all Tnils. and the materials
used thereon, or provided therefor; the bridges,
vladucts, culveris, fences, depst grounds aud
buildings thereoni engines, tenders, cars, tools
materials, machinery, aud AL other personal prop.
ery' QncMdlng quantity of stone, both dress ed
and undressedD OF the said Clinton Line Rail
Road Company; nnd all said Compnuy's right
thereto and Interest therein; together with Ihr
iols, rents and income 10 bo had or levied there.
iIomi and all franchises, rights and privileges Of
me sald Com pany,'to or concerning lie same
ne real estate and mixed property are np-
PTalsed at seventy thousand dollars
VIM. COLLINS, Specinl Moster &c
hAMNEG BACKuS g. NOBLE, and
WoIHlNGTON 4 MATTHEW'S,
solicitors Tor Complainant
555w7
70 the sih day OF November next, at the
tho hour and place above mentioned
Dated OctoDer LIST, 1860"
"Wm. COLLINS, Special Master, &c.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adap'ed to the deficiencies OF the Blood in differ
ent diseases For Coughs, Colds, Bronchi-
tis, or any affection whatever of the hroat or
Lungs inducing Consumption, use No j.,
which is also the No for Depression "CSpir-
it's, Loss of Appetite, and for oil Chronic
Complaints arising from Ovcr.USe, Gcuer-
M Debility. and NERVOUS PEoSTRATIoN. No2.
for Liver Compioints, No. for Daspepsia Being
al,etdg Prepared tor absorption it is Taken by
Drops, and carried Immediately into the circu-
lntlcn, 50 that what you gIju you rtf1in. The
No. is for FEMALE IRRtGrLARiTus. Uysteria,
" cakncSses, Nc. See special di ecions for
this, For SALT Rhcum, Iruptious, ScRoFu-
tors. Kidney, and BLADDER CoMrLAISrs. take
No 5. In all cases the directions mnst be strictly
followed. Price ot the BLOOD FOuD 81 per
bottle. Sold by CIII re II Il DUPONT,
No do9 Broadway, New York
For SAFE by A. Cook Chnrdon, and by all re-.
specluble druggists throughout the country.
523f
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always presents us with the same essential elc.
mems, und gives. OF course. the True stand
ard. Anuyzo the Blood of person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Scroula. &c, and we find in eUery instance, Ger.
tain defcje"cicS in the red gobules of BOod Nup.
ply these deficiencies, aud You are made well.
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
ito iel,t
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MEDICAL.
INFANTILE CORDIAL,

and whyl because it neuer .faHs 10 oford insian.
tanecus rtiictwhen given in time. 1t nets as II
by mngic. and one iriai alone will convince you
Tint what we saw is true. 1t contains
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SANFORD'S
Liver IMVigOratOr
NEVER DEBlLITATEs

NEV Elk D.EBTLITATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUNS ,nnd has become an stublished
fact, q Standard Medicine. known and approved
by all who have uced it, and is now resoI ted TO
with confidence in all he diseases for which il is
recommended
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GARLICK g. WILDER'S
Improved Patent FENCE.

The Undersigned, owner OF the right for Lake
and Geauga Counties, would call the attention
OF Farmers to the merits Of this new Fence. II
Is suitable for oil purl oses to which fences are
applied, and is the best now In use. Amy infor.
nation respecting it may be obtained from Thom.
as Meicali. or o, 2. Newcomb, OF this place; aud
sample may be seen on the Public Square, near
Mr. Chase's llolel. 1t is sold at such reasonable
rates as 10 suit all purchasers, and warranted to
give good satisfaction The Undersigned will
soon have an agent in this place.
G. c. CRANSTON.
Chardon, Dec. cad. 1859. 5l9tf.
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A PLENTY Of those 6H cts Prints jussi
IN arrived at WILKINS g. KELEY6.
Jan, 20th, 1860. 5oSn
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NEW BOOK BlNDERY
In PaInesviIIa.

HE SupsctlberEp pleased TO announce
10 ohls old friends and acquainances in Paines
vile and vicinity, that he has again locornd him
self IN Poiuesyille, for the purpose of enrrvina an
the aboye-named business lie will he ready 10
commence operations the first OF next week. W
rc BINDERY IN MARSHALI,S NEW
BLOCK, Second Floor. Il. whitaker.
REFERENcEs -
VIM. J." Perkins, J. f. Scofeld C. s. Bar,leu
Setb Marshall. S. w, Phelps, l.. A. Porter, S
noodsy' J > Matthews, DR.. S. Rosa, P. P. San.
MoTse,T, Brooks Rev b. Webster, q K RaySpIIs
March IS, 1859, lso,G
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WASHINGrC N HOUSE,
Corner Of Eighth and Church Sis.
4, u


VIE subscriber recently manager of the Cabc nouse takes
4 pleasure In inarming nds the public zen, rabs
That he has leased the abb popular House Years
aud now prepared Ia accommodate all that call him
se mol surpassed b, hotel In the city, aud he
s"'c's Inc patronage OF public sustain him
Keeping the Washington In Vie that is worthy
Hotel.
Amidst all the vcssnds OF hotels In this city the Wash
lhgoh has never closed DOORS the, open
with hearty wei 'olnc Ia the I arcd lrn,ecr.
" lh the many testimonials gentlemen high standing
hnd ready disposition Ia pie hopes liberal
suPpar from his friends AID the public generally rlcdg
ing that nothing shall be spared please NIL
nj ih's House. JOHN ). KYLE, Proprietor.
TeStim onial.
We The subscribers, take pleasure In recommending
Capt j. = KYLE first class hotel keeper and r.ur-
lance IN saying thai he gen leman courteous steady and
lle and MS lad, Is one of the best managers The state
Pr A. Hopkins O. Loving, 4. Daniel General A. Brown,
Robert WHIT head, VIM Massc Tho> J. Massic, William NJ,
Nabcli D. Peters Joseph e. Cahell IT,, N tahcl, aud
many others Of Nclson A. G. Harrison, Thos Whitehead H.
w. Sncai, VIM. W. Thompson, T. l.. Shcun Saml NJ. Gar.
tnd Ro A. tnghll. ii. Henry j. r. Coleman, Amherst;
John D. Slaughter James Garland thas NJ blackboard Thos
j. kirkpatrick. Wm 7. Iancey Van NalnfeIru Charles i
Lame I. rallafrrre, John NJ. speed, j. Camp L. C.
Fierce, H. T. Asrup j. W Bnrch H. b. Tallacrro Parker
Allen. \. h. Sratton, lS nclhurg. mn,
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COnR~oRa


AsHiNGrnN. June l3.-SENArE.-Mr. Hunter
reported the Tariff aud Loan Lill
The Legislative and Executive Arprorria.
ton bill was discussed. Mr. Hunter wished 20 \.
mend it.by authorizing the issue Of Treasury Notes
to the amour, of twenty million dollars.
usE.--The House considered the resolutions
reported from the Committee ON expenditures in
the Navy department. oondemnatory of tho Score.
tary of tho Navy and President Of the United
States owing to transactions in rc'a,ion to Navy
contracts, and the distribution OF public patronage.
Mr. Boc"ck opposed them on the ground that
the House had no power to form itself into tr.
hunal Tor the condemnai,n and tho innctun Of
punishment on exparte testimony. obtained dur
ing former Congress. and besides the evidence
was insufficient.
Messrs Sherman, Of Ohio, aud IIatton of Tenn,
severally expressed their views, which we're d.
rcetly the opposite of these If Mr.. Bncock,
who novel to lay the resolution on the table,
which was negatived by Go against to 100 in ia
yor. The resolutions were sevcraly adopted.
when recess WAS taken until o'clock
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the BoucHroN" WHEAT.--Ths wheat has
been introduced in this section by Judge Daniel,
who harvested field of sixty acres two weeks
since, The Tappahannock Essex county, Sou
therncr makes the sutjoined reference to some
grown in that county We have in our Office
sample of "Boughton" wheat, cut the past
week, from the field OF G. II. Dlllard, ESQ., near
entire Cross in this county. which we think, for
cannot De surpassed. This sample was seeded on
the 9th day Of October last, on soil of medium
Equality, prepared in the usual manner it is now
ESsnches high, on an average, long heads, round,
iull and white grains, very heavy, and very hea-
+ W. and perfect liz all respecta.
In roply to the report that his variety of wheat
es not branch. this specimen shows seoeateen
'a!ks FROM one grain. and each stalk we'll filed
''h heads. Mr.. DIS wheat has entirely escaped
Ae Joint worm and all other diseases.
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MARRIED.

ny Rev. J. E. Joyner, at Rosemont, in Henry conn
; Va, on the 3lst of May, Mr.. JOHN T. FOSTER, Of
nmond, and Miss ANNIE MARIA, only daughter Of
pF' W. Flood, of Henry co.
any the 10th. by the Rev. A. Clark, Mr.. WILLIAM
l.liASs and Miss EMILY J. GUTHRIE, both of Buck
F gh"m, Va.
y the same on the 22d of May, Mr.. J. W. GiLLs,
NV MISS ELIZABETH A. WENTWORTH, both of Buck
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NEWSPAPER DIsruTE.-There has recently arose
4 understanding between Mr.. F. ". Page or-
mer proprietor, and Mr.. A. X. Moore recent pro-
rr;etor of the Petersburg IntelliGenccr The Ex-
press Of Yesterday has the following ia reference
to the matter The case of +. w. Page, Esq,
proprietor of tho Daily Intellgencer, VS.. Albion
X. Moore, Esq, it's recent proprietor, was heard
before Judge Ghoson, yesterday morning, Messrs.
Watkins and Stringfelow appearing for the
rlaintiff. and X. r. Collier, Esq, for the defend
ant. The published statements in the Express of
Yesterday advised all of our readers of the state
Of the case, the difficulty growing out Of the pub
lca,ion by Moore, of paper called the Daily
Times. which he claimed would take the place of
the ln,elligencer. after the latter paper had pass
el from his hands, and of course Of its good will
with it, into the hands of the plaintiff. Mr. Col
lier defended his client from any breach of prob
ity, and gave his views Of the case in explicit
terms. The Judge then rendered his judgment
in favor of the plaintiff, granting an injunction
enjoining upon the defendant the dscontinuance
# the Daily Times, as the successor of the Intel
gencer, the surrender Of the books of the con-
to the plaintiff and the cessation Of the use
Of the tyre employed in the impression of the
Daily Times, there being mixed with it portion
Of type purchased with the lntelligencer by the
plaintiff.
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EARLY HARvEsT.-Mes-rs. Lewis Ellis and
Charles Herndon commenced cutting wheat on
their farms in Culpeper, on Saturday. The crop
is an unusually fine one. and singularly, in this
season of general injury, is very little damaged
by the fly or joint worm.
In this neichborhood Mr.. Absalom P. Rowe
naugurated the harvest on yesterday. This is
the first cutting commenced near fredericksburg.
The grain is very fine and heavy. though the
quantity materially less that it should be.-Fied-
trtcksJur1 Recorder.
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Markets.

New YoRK. June l3th.-Stocks dull and easier
Virginia Skies 93l. Cotton nominal. Flour
lower, Southern 5,15 to 10. Wheat firm. Corn
firm. Mixed 664 To e. cents. Pork firm, Mess
7,75 TO 1880; Prime 1880 to 1873. Lard firm
Mt cents. Whiskey firm at ols cents. Sugar
steady.
BALTIMORE. juno l3-Flour active, Howard
Street declined l2c. Whea' firm. Red 81 36asl .3s,
White Sl.55aSl5 Sc. Corn active Yellow 7la7Ic,
White 72a76'. Provisions quiet and not firm
Mess Pork SlS, RUM Sl4 Whisky steady ut 2lc.
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FOR SALE.

~ DESIRING 10 procure printing press 10 be
an upoperated by steam power, the proprietor Of this
~ M establishment offers for sale the npon which
IN the "Virgnian" Is now printed. II is subslan.
f>8 tai ADAMS POWER Press propelled by hand and
lkH capable Of making one thousand impressions an
ID 81 hour The character Of lis work can be deter
m .. lhe appearance Of this paper
poprietor OF country newspaper having much circu
ana uong much Job work, this Press would save labor
'a money. II viii be sold At bargnn. [ang f1.ts
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MIsCRLLANE
SOLOMON d MUSSER.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL 0ROCERS.
NO I19 Main 81. H.Ynchburg En

W srs now Ia receipt Of Spring stock "f Dry docds
w ufocerss Liquors, &c. such A. Sugars, Conces
soapA Candies Spices Molssses Fish, bacon, DID dominion
Nails Sole leather, Salt and Yarns Of all and
Brands aud Liquors aud Brand abundance. Also
on hand, large assrtneai NJ ry Go,s
ent m which will se al the rwest market prices our
en l. and The public gcneral, will dnd 10 their iner,
10 give US call eciore purchasing clsewher.
ap1p plONpN a MIrSSrR
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Naval Affairs

Inc Board of Navy officers who were appointed
70 examine Midshipmcn who have graduated and
seen the required sea service, necessary to re-
ce'e the warrant Of passed Midshipmen, viii
convene at Annapolis. Md. on the 18Th Of June.
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To the Intelligent.

n w. ALI. diseases arise In imrurt, the
hf~lS blood No matter how called each be cured by
vegetable purgtiecs which do only nip hul" but
actually CApc the ud huuurr which produce dreaded head
tie ,uinrcuX and rhrumnti~iu well affections
pain In the side, and general caNnosa and wrno upon the
lca.t tNcrnu. Nay BEANDREilIS FILLS not only
ihcse affections hut ais" asthma mud NIL curnir affection,
the lungs wei colds aud coughs Even c"usunl
tioH and bocu. nf The lungs have ,n cured by
REM, nbrr, IRA NnEEIIIS FILLS II Trial of wears
dlion. aud are warranted pr, vegetable aud incapable Of
jprug the tcnrc.t Weakest Those Who USE
recommends but their virtues surnss cUngy. They must be-
used to l." ully appreciated Sold al principal utc, N" 4gI
Canal src't. ifirt - fIHtS box. j. I'm
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Words OF Calltloll-

m II We Wtr' L. ici reader. hn the wells aud
d. -rruss ihno"lom tho country had hctl poisoned and
l.u had HecuN anior 10 it, elects, al them
thGi would not lay avail ems Ives ui discovery, with
th, hope of INorit1g death. II tu tell th,u that
hA dico, ucd III treasure cnnHh ar them and n> nnd
~ pfcarc, h. with them, unld
much sratGod should The. be 10 learn that great
has been rapound Of purely vegetable matter and
that It, curative owcrs little less certain tnan light nn'i
AI- Need nV instances IL call the pro-
Ih,tor u BAklE> Bll1Eks aud examine TIT npra's Of
certificates ru all sections al The Soulh u persons who have
h, cured ui Dpt sif by lie all healing properties. Among
them VIII the vouchers u nld aud young mnlc nnd
h, cNlous Ihs BuEHs 10 the . les and hrssing I'ro,,.
for powers But lis confined
Dyspepsia Nc,uus Headaches ytd readily To IT. powers.
Torpid LIVER became quckcncd and made active hy lis inu
ualu healthy by It's neulrhng ri-
frc indigestion disappears when ii cutters the orgais ie.
narhta cuhuot rs, It's homie powVfs. And thcfu itself
wn Ial 10y th,se Ht1ERs, Is promptly iSaTmcd and Incomes
harmless thousands Il" persons have certified vino used II il
t,p and - wh'n that devastating the country
EkkElN 81 IEio Vii not remedy ali the Ills OF humanity
such caused hy ths stomach aud bow rra-
Nll who need tonic should ny 1t, aud be
,, thclr own Judges ofits virtues
rsale b, All the druggists IN l3nchbnrz aud by MI the
principal Druggist, in the OF I,ulnun and co where
NirLha ais OF MeSsrs Gis Stoi " o., Washington ely,
ID. G H. stablrr Co., baltimore Md. D. b. Miller Gov.
ugtJu. ny: AMI Barnes " iafk, N. \,
triers tIlcd by addressing l.. BAKER. Proprietor,
ieh 2l-dacts ErhnIund. Va