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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-29
A STORY OF ooUNTnRPARTs.


quiet, uneventful life was mine until left
the shelter of my fathers roof in Gorham, and
accepted the desk OF a oook-keeper IN the
wholesale clothing establishment OF Shears q
Prescott in the busy little city of Weston.
But there one fine afternoon in October, Just
in tbe midst of an Indian summer, invited
J;,lie Prescott, with whom | was very nearly in
love. TO walk in the park with me.
Her little hand in its delicate primrose col
orod qlove. rested on my arm, her black eyes
were lifted to my face. l felt particularly ten
der and confidential, and at peace with all man
kind. We were speaking of the gorgeousness
of the distant hills, clothed as they were in
their nantes of crimson foliage, when | was
brought to stop by hearing my name pro.
nounced in tone neither sweet nor agreeable.
"Mr. Smith, I'll just trouble you to stop a
minnit 1"
l looked up. A woman of fifty or there
about, effectualy blocked up the sidewalk be-
fore us indeed, her proportions were collosal.
If ever l have seen the personifcation of in
dignation, saw it in her expressive counte-
nance.
"Madam ~ exclaimed, retreating q little
from the battery of flashing gray eyes which
she caused to bear upon me.
"You necdn'nt madam me-" she cried, wax
ing redder an Just trouble you to settle this
little bill" And she thrust an ominous piece
of paper before my eyes, which read, substan-
stantially;
RICHARD SMITH TO Mrs. JuL1ANA DIeGINs, DE-
For ak months board, 500
For washing 1906
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-29

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ pany Of the United States.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this well
tabshed Company, will effect Insurance to amount not
exceeding $4,000 one risk. Il. II. FESsENDEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-29

with TEAS AND ooFFEEs that cannot fail to suit
Dealers can buy Of me- any articles Of Medicines that are
usually kept in country stores for less than they can obtain
them from the city. Patent Medicines furnished at trade
nrces. |. N. THORN.
Brattleboro, April 20, lsoO-le
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A NEW ARTICLE.
QucInR RoaAcws STOMACH Rl11eas-

A new ann dehghtiul Stomachc and Cordial.
fSr SSiag the stomach and for the
the Western country. Try il. ~
As morning drink, to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, 1t has no equal. Try IL.
" a.Ssr - ~ superior to all other Biiters.--
Try 1t.
The formula Of these Bittors, now (lssl) the
sole property OF Or. Hobaok, originated with
one Of the Oldest and most eminent Medical
Practitioners Of the West, and IL 10 directly
predicated upon the wants of Western people
These Bittera derive thoir stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots and herbs
of which they are composed. and as they are,
directly promotivo OF
TEMPERAMENT
tho present proprietor believes that in making
them widely known tho public welfare is sub.
served.
it will soon be for sale By all Of DR.. Roback q
country over. In the meantime, orders will DO
nlied direct nom Cincinnati in any quantity,
and At the lowest rates. 1t 10 put Up In Quart
Bottles, and securely packed In one.dozen
be packed and sent 70 any address. II desired.
Retail Price, q Per bottle, or six for %.
Principal once and salesroom, No. O East
Fourth street, third building from Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory, No. 50 Ham.
For ssls in HeAsoek BY
IN. jIHSITSss%t HuSsa Z CO.. 9 sNSf rndlsvi
GILBERr. FAIL & CO., vanlue;-
2. BARNEY, McOomb;
ID. PETERS 4 SON, Arcadia;
J.B. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS sTARKS, Arlington;
T. MAHON b SONS, Williamstown;
J. OSHEIMgR, Van Buren,;
J.. WALTER. West Independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blsnohard;
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout tue United States and Canad~s.
March Is, I66l.-tly
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6a1rOlk 9efTtrsonidn.
A Practical Joker.

The Bloomington (Tll.0 Panto-
graph has q correspondent In the
neighborhood Of Memphls, whose
cbatty correspondence ia worth read.
ing. Under date Of July 9Th, he
writes thue:
While I remained here, Lieuten,
ant Thomson, OF the G. 8. A., came
in with fsg OF truce, to bring 10
Capt. McMlchael, who was captured
at Shiloh. Mac. looked hearty, aud
gave q glowing account Of his cap.
tivity with many rich incidents, one
of which will bear relsting. Among
the prisoners was one Major who
weighed the nice little amount Of 245
pounds.
On their way down to Selma, he
vas often introduced to the inquir.
ing crowds that awaited them ct the
'depots.
At one point a fine handsome Ia
Idy, dressed In black, came 90 her
ang els mission, and, out ola basket
carried by a servant, dispen;e1 ma.
NJ pics, cakee, etc., among item. -
A fter her basket was empty, or es
she was passing tho last tit bit on
the car, si 9 said to Capt. Stibs, WHO
stood Spon the platform, "Now dom,
think, becsuse Of this. that ! am moi
a Sonthern woman, for / am, and lie,
mo tell you, when you have killed
all onr husbands, fathers and sons.
We women and children viii fight
you.'
Capt. Stibs, who is always full Of
fun, and rcady to perpctrate a joke
on anybody, replied to the lady with
q perfectly straight face, lyon will,
will you? that's your game, is it,
madam3 Well now, lei me tell you
that we have got man in this car
who can whip any woman in this
county Of his aoe,ght." The lady
who had hitherto been in a good
lhumor, now became excited, and
cried out, bring him out! tring him
oull can whip him. Capt. Stihs
stepped to the car, and called to the
Major to step that way moment -
Tho Major, who was perfectly irno.
cent OF what had transpired, came
out, and Capt. S'Ibs introduced him
by saying, "of has ,rsiaht, recolIect,
| said Of his weight" The lady.
seeing the joke. had sense enough
to join the crowd in hearty laugh.
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Playing at war.

We have just seen a worthy citi.
zen who went down to Suffolk, vir.
ginis, q few days since to see his con
10 the Union force their stationed,
and the following was part Of bis ex.
perience:
Suffolk is tho petty little center Of
strong slave holding county (Nan.
semond) which hss been for come
weeks in the peaceful possession OF
our troops. Fifty stacks Of good
iresh hay stood 10 plain sight, but
orr horses w~fs tea on hay brought
from New York ct Q cost OF not less
than $40 per tun. Our friend hav-
ing spent some hours with his son,
proposed to 60 into the village and
find supper and lodging at a tavern.
His son stared. "Why, they would
not give you supper or lodging there
Tor any money. You will have to
stay in camp with me, and take
such fare as we have" So the faith
er, having no choice, concluded to
stay. Supper was soon brought on:
1t consisted Of good bread (they were
out Of meat just then) and toierable
coffee, black as your hat. "ls there
no milk herei" queried the astonish.
cd father. Plenty. replied tn.
son; bot they wouldn't let US have
a drop to cave our liyes." So the
father ate his brssd and slipped bis
black coffee, wondering II rebels iu
q region under loyal rule were evel
allowed to bully their conquerers &C
before. And'he came away wonder.
ing.
We rejoice in the faith that this
is to be endured no longer The
new Confiscation act and Gen Pope's
Order bring US very near the end ol
it-(N y. Tribune.
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VhLLANDIaHAM SCARED 1T was
reported among the Vallsndigham-
ere at Dag ton, several days since,
that Vallandigham was to DO arro ct.
ed for treason. and TO prevent such
arrest from being made, that traitor
had pickets posted from his house to
the depot, to give notice Of the ap.
proach Of the officers, while other
gangs were ready to resist by force
the execution OF any such process -
The Dayton Empire opsnly Gays
that no arrest shall be made by the
mere order Of the President or Sec.
|retary Of War, and that any attempt
10 do 80 will be met with stern re.
sistance. We imagine that IL any
such order should DO issucd, Il
would be carried out, and that the
less the Empire men engaged In re
sisience, the better Il would be for
them. The United States ,s not apt
to be foilsd by the foolhardiness OF q
handful OF traitors.
-[Cleveland Leader.
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Most Horrible Darbarities In China
Sanctioned by the English.

Most Horrible Barbarities In China
Sanctioned by the English.
An Englishman writes from Obi
ma an account of the execution and
disembowling OF prisoners at Taep.
ing, which he witnessed in compG
ny with large Eumber of Euglisl
and French officers. These prison
ere had teen given over to the man
darius for execution by the Englieh
and French authorities. or what is
the same thing, they took no meas
ures to prevent the horrible butchery
O. those whom they lent their a'd
TO capture. We cannot re. e.produce
the account-it is a horror oil horrors
such as devils from the pit would
turn from aghast. Compared to
such monstrous cruelty as was there
perpetraied, the racks upon which
he early Christian martyrs were
stretched were beds OF roses. But
We refer to it TO show the outrageous
hypocrisy OF the Euglish, who, after
such scenes are enacted by their
own consent, still dare to point their
blood stained hand at wins. they call
the inhnmanity of the field Of war
fare in this country. Blowing So
poys from the months Of cannon wss
esteemed the hight of barbarous pm
isbment, but this writer tells of q
painfully greater depth Of cruelty
than that. lie concludes his account
with these words:
"But no more-I can write no
more Of these scenes. can only
regret forever that looked on Il Q
dreadful sight. am no longer fit
10 Se g soldier. ! have been in ma.
ny battles during the past twenty
years, and in the thickest of the figh,
in most OF them, where a rage and
thirst for carnage is dreadful to re.
fleet on afterwards, but nothing
heretofore that have seen or heard
Of, or ever read oi, could be compar.
ed tothe dreadful cruelty oftbis dis
emboweling execution. May God
forgive England for the part she has
taken in this war, and may be the
sin Of the enormities she has assist
Ell In p6.c:..::"s pc. pc:.:"ss ''n the acc.:cclceiess
woman, and innocent and helpless
child. be removed from her doorl-
aud after the treatment English wo.
men and children met with from the
hands OF the blacks in the Sepoy
it 10 truly wonderful that
Englishmen should Join in or cour :
tenance similar atrocities hore.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

YNO TEACHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
l. aminers for Hancock county, will hold "A
session for the purpose Of examining Teac hers
at the Union School room, In Findlay, on the
hrst Saturday Of January and the nrst Satur.
day of February, and the hrst and third SstuT.
days otevery month thereafter, commencing al
ten clock, II. No., untilfurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
E.ssLAY. Jan. ], 1859.
N. B. Ailapplloants viii 10 required 20 pro
sent TO the Examiners certificate signed by
two OF more OF their present or previous en-.
ployers, giving IL satisfactOr statement as to
their moral character and faithfulness as
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying TO theii
moral character and studious habits.
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Every description Of Blank Books Of extra
substantial manufacture, with or without
printed headings, and finished in superior
WHITING PAPERS of every grade. from tho
best Mills In the country. furnished nj small
advance from cost. Orders received from
SrArE DerAarMsyTs,
CousrY OFFICERS,
BANKING HousEs,f
lSsrRAsoE OFFICES.
MANUFACTURERs,
MERCHANTS,
RAILROAD OrrfcrHs.
For Blanks or Blank Books, will receive the
Immediate and particular attention from the
Superintendent OF the Bindery, 80 necessary 10
such orders; and prompt execution and fair
Papers, Envelopes, and all varieties of or
fec and Counting House Stationery Furnished
At the Lowest Rates.
The Franklin Bindsry
Is sp'endidly equipped with Costly Improved
Machinery and with steam power. Printed
Books OF all kinda, either bv the edition OF
thousands or the single hook, found in any
style. Binding and rc.blrdlng for public and
private Libraries, Magazines. Monthly Publ
cations, Pamphlets, Sheet Music, &c, &c.
promptly and handsomely bound. at small ex
pense. N. W. LEFAVOR. Sun't,
April Ia, 1862 f
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WOCDBuRY,s PATENT.

have thus far found that Woodburv's Pat.
o"t S most sought after By threshors. and as
certificates SOW. IL does good work and gives
"NHe'lont satisfaction. The 6rst premium was
uwardnd to TINS machine M tho Michigan and
tho ohio state Fairs IN 1873 and II has al.
waNs received tho nrst premium at County
and State f.UIs, whenever exhibited. both in
'ho United S'at9s and Canadas. I am tho on
Iy manufacturer ot tths worry superior machine
In tho ErI'n.
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In tho manufacture Of Thrcshers and Sopa.
rators. have aimnd, In the Arst place, IN 10
lsct the most apprnved patterns - such rs
lavn been tried and found TO give satisfaction,
holding mysclfrcsdy at NIL times To adopt such
improvements Ms experience may suggest MS
being desirable. In the next place. I have
cndeavored 10 select the best material, and
l,lvo always boon careful 10 employ mono bu,
tho most competent workmen. have also
instituted tho most careful scrutiny Of all OF
my jobs before they wore placod IN tho sales
room. and In this way have been able 20 sun.
plv my customers with none hut rho most
complete work. II is 10 thnsa facts that my
machines owe their reputation with fdrmors
and thrpshprJ
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PITr,S SEPARATOR.

aleo manufacture another equally rvcel.
lint machine. known rs rit,'S SEPARATOR
These srparatnrs ara. hg soma, highly esteem
rd. They are manufactured. with great
caro- and are n good machine. They have be
como well established and aro Justly cclehra.
'ed hoth for rapid and perfect work. In man.
uficturng those machiues. have sel.uied
such patterns only ~ havo hecn fully tested
~ lnng use, and IN offering the two above I
believe ! oiIer the very hest tha, are made. II
'4clamcd by thoSo who use them. tha, thcy
wll thresh. clean nrd ~ for market. more
gram in given tine. and do IL Uottor than
any Othor machine, lu fact, tho only limit 10
the amount tlioy osn ihrcsh, depends on the
iLcilites NJ hand for getting tho grain to the
uhChne and taking care OF the straw, &C., ar
ter " is thrcshcd. These machines are hoth
at them strong and durable; the jNin,s arc all
fastened with bolts, and are fitted up with u
sa.r ...ael cylinder shaft, with composition
boxes. The p;,,..nder Is 70 inches In longth;
and am now max ing wv Separator and Clean.
er four inches wider than Tho rr.,,..der. The
Heater Shaft II furnished uith steel iourna,,
and lirhss hnScs. alSn, brass hoxos for canvas
hrlt shaft and fan shaft; stool journals with
ron boxes for fan siiO shaft; won pUilevs Cea.
thereof and cast iron cOnveynr. In avery
particular, they are constructed IN the very
best manner IN every part; they run easily.
ate ealy tondcd. and are aduptcd,to be driven
hy gear ur. by bands, requiring about 400
rovolu'ions per minute.
Nv tho manufacture Of these machines, I
have made somo improvements ~, tho origin,
Al patterns, and am ready Ia make such Other
CHANGES as experience may Suggest ~ bc'rg
valuable.
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DEALER IN
q R q . III r. T Il . :.
PROVISIONS, eALT. FISH,
LUMBER, &C.,
Taylor $,1Is 9s,s,. ,,,.,, "a 'fa'd' F1sDIAr; r.
HE keeps constantly on hand f,l, supp,e
IL OF ovorJ thing In his lima Of trade, embrs.
cling
Candles. Mats, Fruits.'
Moiesses, Sugar, syrups,
Chocoiat, Teas, Coffee,
Pepper. Spice. Ginger,
Mustard, Mace, Cloves
Tobacco, SpuG. Cigars,
Candies, Rice, Flour,
Powder, Shot, Lead,
Candles, Oils, sc.
Besides the articles enumerated above, ho
viii always keep good assortment Of
Stoneware and Woodenware,
together with
ssrsrrHfSo rais COMMUNITY MAY MED.
In HIS line Of ofbusiness; and he promises 10 sell
AS CHEAP As THE CHEPEsT.
He invites all who wish good articles Of (,ro.
ccries, " call and examine his stock and pri.
ccs, as he Ia satisfied that he eau suit his Gus.
toners In regard TO
Variety, Quality and Cheapnes..
Don't forget the place, near the bridge, wes,
side OF Main street.
March Ia lse2.--fly
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COMO soUTI

Eight Gallon Soap for 2 8 Cts
might GALLONS SOAP FOR 81 C'rsm
II One box Concentrated Ley, coating 25
cents will maze eight gallons good Soap. Try
u. To be bada
Feb. 81, 1892.
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List Of Prices
or TTRrfulSo MAcmrSrs ssp HoRsr PcvERs Vt
SASprsEy, OHIO,


SASprsEy, OHIO,
For Fight lIcrse Power aiH1Scparatcr
toyllnder 80 inches lcnf ....,.,,,.. f325 On
fnr Ten Horse pswer Ana Separator
(cyl,nder 22 inches lorR.l ..,,...,... 1855 On
Fur Separator alone, tWuodbury's or
Pnts',l cylinder 3? inches long, ,.... 200 90
Yer Eight Horse y PIwer, Wit,3' or Ironl l?s M
For Ten Horse Power. trltts' nr IRONY 1855 20
Inr Separator alone. (woodbury's or
Puts y cylinder so inches long, .... rs O0
For Separator and Eight Horse Power 900 o.
also furnish, whsp expressly ordered,
\ Truck Wagon, suitable for hauling
Separator from place In rlsro. extra ~ o.
long, asIra, ,..,.,.,.,...,,...,,...... 10 90
Power Cnrn'nhelier, with Far ...... 30 On
Bart Wright & Co.s Patont Coinpsnst-
fting. Ray State nai road Power h,r
two lorses. .:.,...,.........,.. 100 o.
Rrst quality nt Patent liuhher or Leather Beit
ing furnished ~ manufacturers prices.
Repairs dnlo on short notice.
G. J. MEsSER.
sASprskv, Ohio, May II. 1862. -lsm.
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HORSE POWERS.

r'r Powers with which to drive my ThreSh,
crs, havo selected. An hoinS the host now N
usu. Pitt's iinuroved ratenI Nv uAIs Plnion
-..---s aud the frebie-Geured Iron b .uI; :
Power.
These Powers aro made by mo in tho most
thorough manner, at the host mstcrpl, and
arc of double III" strength q. ANY single gear.
ed Power.
In tho Pitts rover, am making shaft Of tho
hsvel wheel and master pinion OF cast steel.
which is n groat Improvement over the iron
shan uIe'i by other manufacturers.
In tho Iron Planet Power. havo also made
valuahle improve,per's adding IN its strength
.ni DURABILITY. Not ~ sinels Power, out Of
tho whole number sold last year. has broke,
cr NJ any way failed.
POWER CORN-sUELLCR.
Rradlns's Patent, First Premium awarded q,
Ohio stale Fair IN $50 1885, Iat7. 1885.
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This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents.
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, OHIO;
j. NJ. HUBER K Co., flndlay, Ohio;
JAMES MANNING, Vanlue, Ohio:
GAlBEL " 0srugIaER, Van Buren, Ohio;
j. B. VAN DoREN, Fosioria;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio:
SAArEL HCRER Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHuUr, Ottawa, Ohin;
j. ID. u. HIpKISs, Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
G. L. LAsGwORrHy, who is hereby authorized
to- write my namo upon tho wrapper, without
which none Is genuine.
Physicians furnished By the gallon, whore
requested.
With Il kind farewell, then, to the good peo.
pic whom have dealt with 30 many years,
and II wish that they will sustain my wife in
the sale Of this medicine which has benefit
so many already, am, with tho best Of feel.
ings toward svery one In this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U. y. Army
FITDLAY. August l6, 1851.
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UhM UUNfEU llUNS,
Sugar: Drops,
The most Safe, Pleasant and Eifeclual Rem.
edy for Worms ever discovered.
The objoct Of these drops Is to accomplish
an end long desired by Physicians, viz: to
combine hy the aid OF Chemistry, and tie
latest improvements In Pharmacy, the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE of we'll known Psgetdbie Sub.
stance. in such manner as to insure their
efficiency, and at the same time render them
easy Z" he administered and free from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects b,
Vermiiuge In tho Old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS.-Worms Offer.
produce emancipation swelled and tense abdo
men gnawiDg and turning pain IN the stomach
and bowels, Irregular and derraved appetite
a pale and sickly counteuance, foul tongue
feted breath, itching at tho nose, feverlsh
particularly ut nights. Worms occasionally
produce coiicky affections with vomiting and
purginR, and sometimes blood; ulceratione ui
tho bowels, and evon pertonitis may BE excl.
ted by the irritation; occasionally ccrebrai
symptoms and Epileptic Cunynlsions take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly. screaming aud fre
qnon,ly observed TO grind thor teeth. But
mono of those symptoms or al OF them combln
ed. point out the positive existence of " ornls.
they may 30 produced by irritation or sub
tccuto inflammation In the mucous mem
brane; hence tho occasional failure Of The best
Vormfuge TO eSpel worms,
TREArMEST.-The first thing to be done.
Is to ondeavor to restore the digestive func.
tons; and 1T tho same timo We must institute
An exterml mating war against tho filthy intru.
ders. The nature OF this Ccniection is such
as to produce this result most eie tually. re.
llieve all the symptoms and restore tho organs
to perfect healtL. Hence Its great superiority
over all OF her Vcrmiiuge.
Ia. DIRECTIONS on EACH BON. Prce $50.
BARNES " ARK, Eastern Ohice 3O5 Broad.
way. New York. n. G. o. CARY, GAINESVILLE,
OhD, Western Branch Once.
For the immediate and eflectual cure of
CoroHs, COLDS. INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, HoARsE.
NESS, wHooriNG CouGM, CArARRH,
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
SORE THKoAr,
ETC.
For Ministers, Public Speakers, and Singers,
these Troches are Indispensable for clearing
and strengthening the voice. removing hoaIse
ness, eto.
The ease with which they are taken being
easily carried In the pocket, requiring no pre-.
paration, always ready on all occasions, not
liable to change in any climate. containing
nothing injurious TO the constitu ion should
be suffieiont recommendation 10 all t0 give
them fair trial.
Price 25 cents per Box.
Sold in Findlay at all the Drug Stores.
And by Y. Barney, hacomb, l.. A. Baldwin,
Mt. Blanchard.
April o, 1852.
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LEFAvoR's
FRANKLIN BOOK BINDERY
BLANK BOOK AsT MANUrAcropv

Rooms %, 80 mud % Neirs Building, Hixh street
tBetween Broad and cay,)
Columbus, Ohio.
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LANGwoRTHY's
East India Dyspepsia Cure
Femae Regulator.

nURING my absence In the war this med.
~ cine VIII be made by my wiie, and that OF
my mako can only be had In Findlay OF ISRAEL
GREEN or j. NJ. hGBgR Co.
Read the following statements:
X. B. HURD says" Alter taxing II for
strengthening medicine after "A ft OF sickness
[ would say that the Butchers ought to favor
It's sale, Tor tho appetite II gave me WAS
enough to consume n beef week"
ROBERr BoSNEG says "Dr. Langworthy: Al
your suggestion, | bought Tor my daughter,
who was suffering under some OF tho peculiar
diseases incident to her sex, n bottle OF the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. II has done her
80 much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, Of Arcadia. SAYS Your med
cine has done me more good than any mod
cino | ever took"
! refer any patient confidently TO tho follow.
ing persons who themselves or their families
nave used II:
Paul Sours, Cashier Finday Bank;
Il. u. iurd, Chester Church,
X. 3. Baker, \. Bergman.
DR.. Hudson, DR.. Beech,
Samuel Il. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, j. o. Vandoren,,
,'The unrivalled sales of this medicine is AN
unm stakablc evidence OF It's Intrinsic value.
L (Fosforia NsDs.
REMEMBER THEN
If you have Stomach Disease--if you have Fe,
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WE Eundersigned would respectfully cnll tho
Il attention Of the farmers of Hanoock and
adjoining counties to his greatly improved
god Plow.