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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28
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GiLgAp, Wood county, Ohio

-.t ..H. August 18th.
RR. G.. ". .RoBACS,--Dcar Sir;--permit to inform
you and all suffering humanity afflicted as have been,
of the benefit have derived from Your valuable ScAndi
navian Blood Purifier aud Pills have had deficiency
in my hugs for sonc two years that batcd all the skill
of our best Physicians byh o home and aNrcai besides
had the Dyspepsia SO badly that my food would not
stay in my stomach in the smallest quantities and
through these Diseases b,oam SO rmaciated aud week
could scarcely walk, ami sometimes could not Bu
am hearty and reasonably wcll at the pIcscnt, and
aegc the cause to your medicines, for took otcts
at that time, an much tjonks TO You for Almanac that
accidentally itll into my hands,
Yours truly. }. BALMFR.
See adyer.is .mcnt in another cu,auu 4NNi
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For Corporation and township officers takes place on
Monday next The Railroad question is to be the ISSUE
wo believe Politics will not be taken into the account
nj all.
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GHGRlFra SALE,

- hLnIll . HNiL..
W. l.. Cook VS. Elizabeth Miller & Henry Miller.
BY whine ot au alias order ot sale 10 directed and
delivered from the Court uf Common lleUs of Wood
ruunty, Oh,u shall oirr tor sllu at the door OF tho
Court House, in peuy.burg, Wood couuty, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 2,tn day ct April, lS6l,
between ibt hours %, L. and o'clock p. IN. of said
day Che following lands AMI tnomcn,s situate in Wood
county Ohio tniU the northeast quarter of the south
,astquartor dissection number thirty township num6cr
four uuta o.! Range UcY,n east, containing forty acres
of land more or less, G, L. GuIER, Sheriff.
AsI,EN COOK, atty for plaintiff.
March 2Otl 1854 ijNJS&
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TheE Election

COMMENCED making two trips day, to Toledo and
back on Monday.
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NJAsrER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
= (,

Y, 7. 7 T'TIT =, NTlN.
March 2oth, leoi-- iGw5S3 81
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(VooD COUNTY corEr OF COMMON PLEAS,

William u. IavmIu vs Schuyler Y. beach. ct II,
Naij StlW Ter Beach, Surlius u Ncstcou M4rga-
~,t Roach, FmS'll Corning, Gilbert Dividsan. John
Niu,lyN, Erlslu- Coruug Jr.. Frederick G Tucker
man, Argbihol Cmwurt, William Rector, Dylaus
rrykus. Er'smu, Peck, G,orpc Powers, executors
aul Fuis" Lldl c>frurN ot Dlv Lald deceased .Jcn.
,lns 4 Co., Suug Adii5ucc Co., William Cr,ek
administrator, viii take notice that William II laynln
ld on the Sh lty uf Murh 1851 Hlc his petition in e
Court of Common Pleas within a,i for The count, of
Wood, and -ute o. OH" ns'fn,i ;lc Iho,c nam,l de
tuaautS setting trh that hc hphs nnrtgpCc exec dtcd
,ui delivered O. him by said Schu,lor \ Beach AMI
,lrlu, NcoJoot, On lot, number l52 TOT and 50
much of n-lt number 10, Hs no west Of tho fniLy
Plank road. also uo' number ~ aIr = 5crcs m tho
North end o. out-los number 50 o. 1ll IN c tovti
Pcrryanurg, Wood county Ohio. u secure a err'iil
rouusory urto dated october lst iSji for the sum II
Sif0 plvahl3 20 william II ln,1uau W bearer ~ nne
months Cp rs date, ami PRAYING thar orlt Of sale
may issue from sad CcuU lul that SAID Lands he suit
iree rom ANY iucuWhrauco hy way az G0wrr of s1ii
Margaret Bench or any iucl. t liens wlichmN ~ the
ohsr ddt,ni niant may nave w claim 90 have ups, said
promises, END he ppc,els applied IN pavrenl Of ii.y
nmr ant ouGi due % this painN tlle dgteaden, arsr
ihed appear and ansUcron og before ihc l1th lir II
Nav 1851.
pVpGE TYLER, auvs for Wm IT, Layman.
March l5ti, l6Jl- t1Nts7 o.
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rhe steamer Rcl,,

As far as We are able to learn, is still in good con
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Silks ani Fm'roidcrirc in Abundance
ard wr viii ntrmt3s perfect asta14e.ion % r'garE
goods aAt prices.
.g1~Noticc Market reports in to-iay ay'spapor We
by end sell IN accordance Aith the pH-.s Fi'fr.
',s"Rononbcr 'he r'1os = y. Nlltr i; c.. or-os.tc
e., r,r~v. burr = l0k rV..dt'C.
lcr, burg IAN -. ls6l.
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Elegant Ftiincios
Al Wool ncaincs,
AU Wool Ncrno--,
Winter pnrs Goods,

uiu be qa,rsd q, esraorijnary los pris,s.
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GOODS 8 GROCERIES.


WILL SOUTH CAROLINA SECEDE
This is the great question which now Nhsorbs the pub
lie mind, aud the probabilities that she win at least
attempt Il. But by arrangements recently made,
A. G.. WILLIAMS s. BRO.
are receiving weekly frOsh supplies Of
STAPLE Ann FANCY DRY GOODS.
direct from New York.
Beautiful Mcrinos
Rich all WOOD Dclaus
French Prince. Brocadc Paiis.
HEAVY Rack SILKS,
Moirinac rrutS.
American Prints,
Chmtl Delains, and
DRESS GOODS.
of every style and price.
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats aud Caps,
Byvts and Shoes,
Groceries.
Hard War;
Wooden Ware,
Curtain Paper.
Yankee Notions.
Aud in fact everything usually kept in first class stow
all Of which enrrlv and OF the best quality aul
viii be sold at greatly roducedprices
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CnoICL DREs6 GOOD.

such as eau b. bought a. but ,ory fw tors iu the
Nrrhwest, and never before eXl. lned TN, ,y such
as
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SHERlrrs SALE
r b. Hard vs. Jacob Edalcmau.

Il b Hard vs. Jacob Eddcmau.
Ky Virtue vt auvNccuuuu issued and delivered to me in
the above case tutc C1o.. Of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohju lv chtr fer stlc at public vcuduc at hv
lourut ae Court House, in the town OF Pcrrysburg,
Wood county, Oho. ON
saturday the 21h day Of April ls6l
between the hours of lOa. IA. and O'Clock p m, of
ld day h, following described lanls aud oneincnts,to
N:thc south part ot toad tract - vi the Maunce
Western Reserve Road lHid. the same being in town
ship 4, rJugo H. IN NoOd county, Ohio containing IL
and 400 acres OF land, more or less.
q. T.. GUNER Sheriff,
!. +. lEirE, atty.
March "Oth, iSol-- $50 u
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onitling the senator's from the Seeding states who
have deserted their posts, the senate is constituted
follows
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CONSTANTLY RECEIVES FRESH SUPPLIES

and as he buys cuGr upon the cash principle he can
we'll Afford to sell low for cash us giving the purchus
cr an advantage of at least hty per cent over former
prices Notice the following:
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F Il MILLER x i & q.

An OF which will b' sold at Low RATES as amy
other Establishment ia the North West
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!

GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
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FOR READY PAYl

.-g"PRoDuCE taken in exchange for goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
Port OF New York, January IS, 1861.

CLEARED
Steamship Fdnburg pT Brooks, Queenstown and Liver
steamship Zulu OBJ, Goodwin, Kingston, Ja-walden A
Ship Rcsou,e Freeman, Liverpool Williams 4 GuIon.
Bark kalmia (Br Leighton cork or Falmouth aud mar
BARK la'lIo On s,arTs,t, Galway ;I Rich.
Big atlantic tsrl. Dor,lts Nsssau-t Monisl Barton
sehr } Mcclellan (nr, Faulkner. uaifax-HJ&CA De
schr Roe Hammond, Wilmington Mccready Mott a Co.
Schr Triumph, Luryey, 81 puceser-l Is eager.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ariel wilson, Aspnwa Dec w. with passengers
and 10 Alien Had strong easiery weather the
steamsn,p Roanoke cogsh E;cGmaas. &c, 90 hours with
steamship ra,ap.eo .at Portland with mise and passen
ship Isaac Webb, Hutchinson, Liverpool Dec % with n,dse
and is pssss1gr 70 4 Marshal Co ;so Dee Dec % a 10 80
British aband ned had her three tpsa eeied and set and
saw no person a " NJ by her
supposed H. had ,se on ne ~ me weather hing mode
ship bark wa,croseed abandoned al her masts
and bovsr, gone apparently Tor limo IN her wrecked
shr Iysrp:c Koarney, Lond,n and Portsmouth, Dec y
81 lat 40 10 hon 70 ed snip Black WARRIOR bound e. The
TaL cosssekI Boston. Grey ro9chaw Oct Win teas
series Of n winds being and ro
II ps %s Sas se sp ' from Ps
Bns Herald oi SPLEEN Gray Havana Jan H. with
sehr Charles Dennis Tucker, Wilmington, G., days, with
cotton &c, tc Jonas smith 4 TO
Sohr james Parker -, Lee Virginia, 3 DAYS.
Schr Angelina an Chef, Lennon, Virginia, days.
schr Caroline & steele. Guheid Gloucester
Schr l. A May, Baker. Boston, days.
sohr Is Austin, Davis Boston, days.
BELOW.
SLIP Win TapsCott from Lvcrpoo.-By pilot boat Mary
Catharine.
SAILED
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk &c; ships Eclipse t0, Liver
pool Kitty simpson Aatwerp banks Venus, Car4coa Ne
doTa Mansanlla briggs PRINCETON, tardena, Fisher,
Mgns aniia.
Wind during the day W TO WsW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

FRiIcIrs quite steady, while engagements were
light To Liverpool "a 600 bushels of engaged,
in ships bags at III I'd for wheat, do in bags, I'D
1870. asked some -four engaged at % 61, and
400 bbs lard 3Ts Cd with bacon and cheese a.
old rates To Ionon 900 boxes or cheese were engaged
at toe, with seed and bacon at AIS for what
lStd paid in bulk To Liverpool $50 tierces navy beef
HAY.-sales Of 500 ties were made at e0c. CSC.
HrrrS-1hc market has been moderately active
inue very nrm in their views but the trade buy only
meet pressing wants Of the tanners. Principal saes
$500 California at u Nc; $500 DO al lshc 600
&C. 900 country do. at 7c 1900 Rio Grande, 800 Buc
Ayres 1900 Sierra ieones 900 Western saushters
200 wet sailed Buenos Avres all at private forms
IEATuER-A fair demand has prevailed for hemlock
during the week but the views Of buyers and sellers are
wide apart, and the meagre Quotations are
hanged helm, 2Oc a alc for Buenos Ayres middle
and SIC. a 20c. for Orinoco do
quiet, and the absence Of sales Of mo.
mcnt prices nominal Tho following Is taken from
Portland papers-The first cargo OF crop moLsses
arrived at Portland on Sunday in the bark Jubiec from
MataDzas.
NAVAL sroRss quiet and prices without change Of
moment.
PRovEoSs-Pork-The market was heavy and some
what irregular the sales footed up about 1926 bbs ncud
ing new mess at ST. 80 &ls and prime closed at
$40 Beef hams were steady and in fair demand; the
meats heavy sale Of 10 bids. was reported
at 7Lc. SIC. for hams and SIC exc. for shoulders
Bacon good request with GALES OF 900 boxes at 90
for Cumbcr cut and ec. Tor long ribbed Lard
havy with sales Of 201 bois At 10c 1890. Dressed
hoqs we're heavy with sales at 7Ac 7ac 1870 But
/ ter and cheese unchanged.
RIer-Sales Of $50 casks were made, chiefly for OK
| port, at 3aie. a 49sc.
sraAps@rhe sales embraced about 900 700 hhds, In
GLIDING refining grades of Cuba, at sac bsc; 90 do.
New on leans, 70 do Porto Rico at DC a6Ac, and liza
do low quality Cuba at aslc also $50 boxes at ~ and
80 do. at 90. -,
i Tpacco-Therc Ia some inquiry at moderate prices
The sales embraced 80 bales Havana At 4Oc oO0 bales
Yara at n o. 372 cases seed leaf at 4i4c. TIC.
/ wooI@-Thcre continues light demand ior WOODS ge-
morally hut there appears no animation ~ the trade ,ae
Gales making thoec only want of WOOL and not 70
the trade from first hands Manufacturers being the
buyers there but little doing in speculation In foreign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative sstement of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York Tor the week and
January -
Rr the Week 1880 1890 1871
Entered at the port. IS 923 COS 6i2s1o 2,6a,9.
Thrown on Market. 4,l39,sN 2,o0s,sli 1,s5s,645
Since Jdnuary 1.
Entered at the port. 1884 1862 7,46l 534 1856 692
Ihrosn on Market. ,3I6 7.i479o5 a,59s,1i0
II will be that the dry goods entered at this port
during the past week OF those for the
time last year, but below the amount for the pc
riod in 1869. The amount thrown upon tho market
only about three fourhs OF those last year, or say
81 $50 ,545, against s2oos, oil in 1890 81 1885,,
1914 in 1859. The aggregate entries since the LIST
of January last about equal to what they
we're for the same period in the two pre-
vious years, while the amount drawn upon the
ma ket stands at 50 500 no. 4i7 905 in 1860,
and 81 152 $40 in 1859 These show thai large and
locked up IL the public warehouses should there appear
any probability of the passage of Mr.. Morrill's
extraordinary Tariff bill by Congress, it VIII
compel the owners of bonded goods OF all kinds
either TO enter them before it can take effect, or
TO re-export them to other places Considering that
the present session Of Congress close
trade do not believe that there Is the least chance for
passage, and that its revival at tho present
time, amidst much political excitement political
Dodge INTENDED TO make show to Pcnnsyy mia If
deeming pledges made 10 the coal and interest of
that state before the election gain the OF
the tate in behalf of Lincoln This bill was introduced
year ago, and then reviewed, and its restrictive
and prolhtory character exposed the columns of the
Herald OF the goods entered for consumption the past
week wooen fabrics amounted to $3.50 l57, cotton
goods 70 $50 Ol2 total 81 5l69sl. We par
ticulars, as follows
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The Southern trade which, In former ycars, com
mences about this time with more or less activity,
almost nan est. Wp have few scattering purchasers
from the Southwestern on States, including New Or.
leans Mobile other points hut nothing hko the
number of former In tho beginning Of tie
spring trade. Two causes, growing out of our political
troubles operate produce this resultfirs merchants
In the cotton States not inclined 70 aug
rnent their supplies beyond the most rigid
wants Of their customers, fearing that should
coercion leading 10 civil war be attempted, that "
might cause the suspension OF business aud TO their In
ability either TO collect their dues 10 dispose Of their
importers at the North feel the want Of the trade
and wsuld be ~ willing sell the usual credit to
their Southern customers they have done hcreofofe
but they, too, compelled TO acknowledge and To
bend TO tho extraordinary political troubles whc2 exs
end their way in selling their goods eheir
Southern friends except for cash or short credts win
New York endorsements. The trade, thus crppei, 70
the damage nj both parties, Ia to be doploreu
As the sean advances the volume n the southern trade
NAV increase and especially should practical c,'n
promise be laid before the people, who would no DOUBT
endorse IL by an immense majority. II y yet 700 early
N form an opinion Of the extent OF the western traie
So far II has been light and scattering The city retaii
dealers are purchasing 10 fair extent The ohie ac
tvity Of the trade IL confined To the export % cotton
voode Brown sheetngs and shirngs were sustained NJ
about s,.c Drills wore nrn and the demand IN advance
Of supplies Many orders given out ahead OF pro.
duction. Othor domestic goods arc without change OF
Importance There is no movement OF importance ny
vet among importers and obbers OF foreign goods hcre
have been couple Of small auction sales this week one
OF linens and tn other Of wooisus, which drew TAR com
panics and considering the early stage OF the season
proved satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

lsc. zoe roasting pieces, l2c. I5c; corned pieces
&c "A Toe.
MtAon.-Chops, 12c l4c per h.. ond quarters, ioc'
l2c. lamb, lie a lie.
reaL-Cutets 16c zoe per h.. hind quarters, lo,'
a l4c. fore quarters, &c a &c.
irk-Fresh, lie. lie. per h.; sailed, t2c hams
l3c lac shoulders, &C. l0c. roasting pigs, u 20
81 SO each
Poulrq Turkey lie I5c per ID. fowls lie. l2c.
geese loo l2c.; duck, per pair, 81 81 so, nyass
back duck, 81 SO a 81 per pair
feh.--Samon, Toe. per h.. brook trout 3Tc. 625. '
salmon trout 15c. habut, 15c striped bass, lie. l5c
hadaook, &C. &c, Goldfish &c. &c. GELS, lie. loc.;
mackefe 10 IA 2Oc.; Oysters, per 100, 81 IA 81.
Miscellaneous Butter, Orange county, 24c. por h.;
eggs per doz 24c lard, per lb, l2c. l6c; Bologna
sausages 12c. a l4c.
Vegetables Mercer potatoes, So 81 SO per bb; peach
blows, 81 SO 81 10 cabbage, per head SC. 1Oc eau
liiower, per head, l2c. a 37c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

the saes have not been mace public IL sty made Of I'm
posaIce, which inclined 10 ihink II not tho clf
~ dses tic some inquiry Tor fleece Has resntod IN some
Aaii private operations. Nothing doing In pulled or Cali
iahiA 10000 lbs. Texas sold at prices ranging
f,om zoe. to 22c.
at l7Isc. lSc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Tho following table will exhibit tho prices Or articles
in tho meat fish and vegetable ne at present TO be had
at Washington mart''
B.ef-sirloin :, &c, I6c. per ID. porterhousc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
mrNvcIpAL AWEAuRs,

DIAPERS LENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR HE
Il Mayor fer approval.
FltoN COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution TO Samuel tsaacs hs
" FIRST faepue with sewer In fifth street.
Bosrfi Of Counetunen, Jan. a. ta6i. Adopted.
hos1d VI Aldermen, Jan "a, 1851 Concurred in
Retoution directing street Commissioner " suspend work
heftsn West Broadway anG Church street. Worth street.
WAmN infect the grade, until otherwise ordered by the
sJVmuon Council.
Board OF youucimeu, Jan q, 1851 Adopted
boaid OF Aldermen, Jan "a, 1851 Concurred in.
street To Becker
Hoard q Countmen, Ian. n 1861. Adopted
board OF Aldermen Jan. ~, ls5t Concurrcd in .
Resolution place lamps In front 81 0abrlcVs
Church In East thirty sixth
board % Councimen, Jan, 2i, 1851 Adopted
Board Of Aldermen Jan, ~, 1861. Coacurrcd ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

Tho Bangor whig says reported hat tho Eastern state
has been purchased for si0W Boston hrn VINO intend
running her between 81 John, Ms, and Portland
vessel Of leo tons another Of no tcn arc now build
ing Merrirnac River for parties IN Prov dsnce.
whai.mrn.
Arr nj Paa Dec On 10 eph Gfinne Thomas, ri Nh, iH
sp; Cape Horn Pigeon Akin Of Dartmouth sp whales 20
Courier, Coan, OF Nh, ltJ sp
on and do 2ith, nesrer, nsmbln, Of RH, report
Arr NJ Mapritus Nov O. bsrAs john Robb Boxer OF vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

The following is comparative stsemen of the import
January / -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. VI.
AsIEss.-The market quiet and sales limited at &c.
a &c
B.EADsTuFrs.-Four--Ihe market dull but more
active and at the exhibited rather more lrmness
The transactions embraced about IL 900 bbs ciosing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

There has been heavy export trade transacted during
he past week The shipments to China large, while
other ports they 70 fair extent. The exports
cotton domestic goods for the week, ending Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
THE NEW YORK STATE LOAN.

The Bids for the Half Million LOan-Ii0w
the Credit of the state stands.
from the Albany Evening Journal, Jan rs
The following the bids opened this morning for
the hall million six per bids reached
~ 1856 O00 all above par The entire loan taken at
fraction two per cent
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
Ayers Cathartic. Pills,

FOR III CURE or t'I
Co'tirenc's, Ja,Sdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyseatery, FOnk Stomach, E,ysipsLas, Headache,
Pies, Rhe'miatiSn,, Eruptions aud Skin Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1impoys and
SAT- Rhetni, Worms, Goat, Neuralgia, as q
Dinner PiR, and for Purifying The Blood.
They are sngar-coatcd, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they ara the
best apericnt in the world for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Price 20 cents per Box; Five boxes for $1.O0.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space hero will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
arc given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have Il.
All our remedies are for sale by
Weeds n Pew, noyt a stratton, Warren; &. I. souls
Newton Falls; j w jackson, JohnSoRyille; b, b.
FELTON,, ~kinsmAn; Williams d. ~squibbfe, MesopotA-
mia Dr., O. ". Howe, North Bloomfield, and ali deal.
ers in Medlslns,
lOet. ,, lsGOl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

FOR Sal. BY ag5nl. .br1uesou, n.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, frnmbull %, o., March 2, 81.
1 hereby certify that I have besa dealing In the
ersfenoerg Medicines for the past year. and can
truly say thattheyh have met with the decided appro.
baton o! me people Of this place. particularly the
Pills and Catholoon. They will readily perform ali
sna more than IL promised for them I have sold a.
bout Atty bottles OF the Oatholioon the past season.
ana 1 near the pest res ults In every case.
J. y. O. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Grsfenbsrr
hsdieinea. Or: =. is a physician Of extensive prae.
nee, and one OF the most successful In the county
~(Trumbun) In which he resides: -
HARTToRD, Trumbull Co, o., March 7, 81
"rhis eertihes that I have uesd the QrpfenberV
Pills and Marshars oatholieon, sold here. by J. III.
" 1ohnson, IN my practice, 10 ny entire ~satisfao.
ton. They are good medicines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female Irregularities, Weakness, uterine displace.
Hnonts, and all local uterine didhcuItles and oonstitu
uonal troubles OF women are entirely cured BY the
'r@ienoerg harshal's Uterine Catholicism.
In this connection, Miss Beecher, sister Of the
rev henry Ward beeeher, In Letters to the People.
II have nine sisters and s~iStersin. law. and four.
teen female %eensins, all married and all delicate and
ailing. Amid the immense circle OF nv friends and
soquaintancss. 1 cannot recall ten married ladies'
healthy" P""S"S
In cases, however. where the Grpfenbere Catho,i.
con has been used, we must say that health has ras.
luIy taken the place OF disease, and ladies have be
come ROBUST, strong, vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, OF Elmira, saws: "Beautiful.i udeea.
y tne eonhding trusting nature Of woman, nut how
muoh does it need to be protected BY a watehfulness
thAt win leadhe In time OF disease to appeAl To a
and purity OF character" '-
Al these may be secured BY addressing the Graf.
enbsrg Company.
l am a Methodist clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
aehed to witness the feeble health Of women a. /
nave ira veled my circuit preaching tho gospel. I
thank God, however, that I have seen all these ala.
eases give way to the Grefenberg MArshal's Uterine
Oathoiicon, wherever It has been used.
Rev. PETER SHARP
Ridgeway, Michigan,
Formerly OF Western Stark, Medina Ce, o.
for sale by Woods 4 Pew, Warren. j. III. q. John.
son. Hartford; Chew & pouton, Drookaeld: J.. w.
Leslie. Niles u. Jackson & Bro. Hubbard; L.. II.
soule, Newton Falls; Curtis & Smith, Green; Beck.
WIN N brothers, GustaVus; ii. Barnard, Kinsman;
Pennington.
For Medicines and Agencies address
IL. B.. KINGSLEY, Agent, for
l"Arcn 90 'eoi'i Cleveland, Ohio.