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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-15

Cincinnati surrendered - Columbus
(Ohio) captured burned-after
Q bloody fight Indianapolis surrendered
Bingham, Editor of the State Sentinel Con
federate) appointed Provisional Governor
Confederate troops moving towards Chi
cago and Springfield, Illinois"
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NOTICE.
DY VTRTUE OF A CHATTBL

MORTGAGE executed aud delivered bv o. B.
Adams to me, July 10, le62 ON four billiard tables
aud all cues, balls, bridges and other articles per-
tanning TO the ssme hsy0 taken possession Of said
property, aud the 22d day OF october, 1862, al
o'cocu A. ~, will cell the public auction, at
the rooms formerly occupied by said Adams on Sups-
riOr street, Cleveland, Ohio the stores of A s.
Gardner and o. p. Born, said Adams having wholly
failed 70 comply With the Conditions Of said mort
gage. ". II. GRIFFITH.
Cleveland d Oct 10 IS67 a~fTI-H1n
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CLEVELAND, October lat, ls5s.

NOTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY
associated with Us in business AMOS TOwN-
5END, Esq Of this city Our business IA future viii
he conducted under tho firm name Of Edwards ID
dings y Go. EDWARDS & IDDIhG3.
We would respectfully invite the attention Of all
buyers to our large aud welsssctsd stock Of cholco
goods, embracing everything usually kept in Job
biug Grocery, including large stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. Our pTerent stock WIZ pui chased
before the recent large advance in prices, and viii DO
sold at advantageous rates to the purchaser. All
buyers OF Groceries will md 10 their interest e
anime our sock before purchasing elsewhere, Ee
prepared 70 otter superior Inducements 20 int
class merchants aud the very c osast buyers
Octs:8l1 EDWARDS. IDDINGS 4 co.
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AWashington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says that General Halleck is rap
idly arriving at the point of authorizing
Generals to use black men for military
purposes.
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General Buckingham reports !, 154 Ohio
Privates at Camp Douglas near Chicago.
They are in good condition.
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FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.

FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.
Or. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINI1IENTi IL prepared
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connections
the great bone setter, and hes ben Used in hs prac
ce for The last twenty years with the most astonish
ing success. As Al external remedy It is without
rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. kCr all Rheumatic aud hervou1
Disorders IL j. truly inalibie, and as g curniNe for
Sores, Wounds, Sprains Bruises, &c, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening pTOpenstics
cite the Ust wonder and astonishm ut OF all who have
given IL trial. Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable performed by IL within the last
two gears- attest 20 this lact- Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland Observation-Disclosures
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Among the recent deaths in the Wash
ingtsn hospitals was W. A. Cooley, of con-
Pany. Z, 2srd Ohio.
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ADVERTISED LRTTRRs.
Tuesdar. October Il Issa.
LADIES LIST.

20 All Letters advertised subject 70 an extra
cnarge oi One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please De prepared With the necrssarv change
~ " The Once will be open Al - 4. a. .ud clnsr
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-

M OIlOI To DUN NIhhOIUho.-
IN Pr pOsals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil ENGINEER Of the City Of Cleveland until Y
O'Clock NJ october l4th 1862, for building additional
masonry on the pier and approaches Of the Center
Street Bridge.
Plans, specifications and more particular infOrma-
tiOn can be obtained at said Engineers Office.
Ths Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids ressrviDg the right 70 accept or re-
By order Of the Board @. D. BISHOP.
Oct2,409 City Civil Engineer.
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10TH OHIO CAVALRYI ftE
~ sff
The undersigned have been duly authorized to
raise the
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

second
Lieuteuants Tor each Of the above diBrctE one Of the
undersigned will be at
Painesyille and Ravenna, Monday, sth.
Akron and Canton, Tuesday, 7th.
Wellington ana Bucyrus, " ednesday, sth
hOrwalk and Findlay, Thursday, gth.
Warren and fremont, friday, lOth.
Joledo, Saturday, llth.
The officers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants Tor the purpose Of recruiting. shall fill the
positions Of Captain, First and ). c0nd Lieutenant
a. they may prove successful, be elected BY their
respective companies.
As the Governor expects this Regiment to be formed
OF the best men in Northern Ohio no person will be
racomm nded TO NIL offices except they be fully guar
anteed as sober, industrious working men those
having had military experience will be preferred.
i his Regiment must be hIled and in CAM % CIsye-
land on the frst day Of November next
~ order OF the Governor, all drafted men are per
mitted TO enlist in this Regiment and receive the
usual DOuuties paid by Government 70 recruils
Recruits viii receive pay from the time OF enlist
meut, and be governed by the same rules as have
heretofore existed in tho Volunteer Recruiting SER
vic8.
sufficient guerantes that the Regiment when
formed, will be AIMED and equipped in the best pos
sble manner Is Uu1d in the fact that Governor IOd
procured the order 10 raise il, and will take especial
pride IN its success Therefore let the keg nent be
nlled at once with the best material
a. q. SMITH Colonel.
Octi.fiU j.. T.. IHAHFR. Mtior
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Thirty-three out of our forty MajOr-Gen-
erals are West Pointers.
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Headqunrters 10th Ohio Caynlry, !

TO DRAFTED MEN-IT WILL
be seen by the telegram Of Governor Tod In this
mornings i-sue, that SUBSTITUTES may be fur
nished az any time before actual MISTER. The mus
ter will not probably take place Tor several weeks,
owing 70 the fact that there ss understau d. but
thrs- mastering officers in tho State. IT, therefore,
those desiring procure substitutes will assist the
recruiting officers for this Regiment, far praC
in procuring substitutes. l.. q. THAHER,
uefTf0 Major 1utIr fihi0 Cavalrv
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSICI .eI,
"A M
JOHN ELLsLER......-........Ma Manager. -
THIRD NIGHT
-OF-
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
and last night OF the New French Drama
CHANCE IN THE TINE Doors open one-ausrtsr TO
O'Clock; curtain rises at half past 2
iormanco will commence with tho new Dramatic kO-
BITIoN,
TOMB, THRONE AND SCATFoLDI
EtheiWold Joseph Proctor.
Oalherlhe Eihe Elsler.
Grand Dance...-............ Miss MATILDA HUaHEs
To conclude with the farce called
MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA.
- PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Plsass have the
ready change ou hand when you buy your tckefs and
you viii save yonrself and the Treasurer much
trouble. STAMPS TAKEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Par Family Circle....25c.
quette.-.-....-.....-.....50c Gallery Sc
Priyate Boxes, I've, Three and Five Dollars
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients IN these PiIls art
the result OF long and extensive practice They ART
mild In their operation, and certain in correcting al
irregularities painful enstruation, removing all %
struetions, whether from cold otherwise, hssdachs
pain in the side, 1alpitston Of the heart whites ali
nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain In thu
back and limbs, Sc, disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
sas the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions, which have
consigned 50 many 70 s premature grave. No femsls
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
Whenever On obstruction takes place the general
health begins % decline.
DIR. CUEESEMAE'S PILLS
the most e1octuAl remedy known for all CON-
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are
Invaluable including, with certainty periodical reg.
ularity. They known 20 thousands, EhO have
used them, at different periods, throughout the eoun
try having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The prics, SI,OO per Box
containing from 5Oto 20 Pills
PiIls sent By mail, SrompGy, BY renting 70 ths
Proprietor Soldtz Druggists generally.
B. B. HUTCHING5, Prupristor,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT D. KENDALL & co.

II u. AENDAnL ~ W.
Wrappers and Drawers.
4 full assortment
MISSES and BOYS WRAPPERS,
high neck and long sleeves.
MISSES WRAPPERS,
low neck and short sleeves
BOYS and MISSES DRAWERS.
LADIES' WRAPPERS, low neck and short sleeves
:, high ,' long
LADIES' DRAWERS in silk and Nerino.
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS in Merino and Sax
Unv OF, white and scarlet.
GENTLEMEN'S DRAWERS.
GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH FLANNEL SHIFTS
With a great variety Of FRENCH SHIFTING
FLA skELS, in plaid, stripe a, figured, Iust re-
ceiyed. Octl5 II. ID. KENDALL & co.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

E0R SALE.-ONE LARGE SECOND
II HAND Surface Planer, cheap for ca-h, or ex-
cnange for lumber. Enquire Of a. PARKER, Com
meTcial House, or address POstOfiice Box 23yg.
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PURE BENIN

The best and cheapest article for removing CREASE
SPOTS, STAINS. &c, from silk, WOolsn or Cation,
4nd unequaled tor cleaning Gloyes- This article 4
warranted 10 ovcry respect 10 the French.
For sale BY the gross at the Western Heserge Laba-
rsbory, 80 6t. Clair-St, Cleveland, Ohio.
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DISIRFEGTANT, BLACKINa, &C.
AMERICAN BLACKING.

This splendid article viii Be found uusquallod b
produces moat
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PURE PARAFFIN.

For sse st the Western ltessrs Labaratory, sls St
Oisir-st. OlG7Elsnd, Ohio.
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NHIO LINSEED OIL-FOR SALH
By BENTON BROTHERS 4 co.
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The Recruiting Office for this old and well-tried
Regiment is now opened at Forest CITY Block over
L. NJ flint's Trunk Store.
Drafted men or their substitutes will be received
and the usual ROunties paid as soon a mustered.
The Regiment is Of the best in the service sud
persons wishing to enlist cannot do better than
enlist in this Regiment.
Capt. J. b. HAMPSON, lst Reglm ut O-V.L
OcLl R.crmifima 0nicar-
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TIE EcoNoMY OF HEALTH.-The busy nation
of Americans has l2 o, 0 600 working population,
whose services may be estimated at 50 per day,
and their ANIMAL loss by sickness at an average
of ten days each in the year. This gives n total
loss of 81 10, 900, ,OOO-a sum times as large as
the cost of the General Government, including
the Amy, Navy, Post Offices, Legislators, For
eisn Ministers, and all, The amount weighs over
six hundred tons in pure gold
a large proportion OF this costly suffering mi ght
be avorIed by a timely attention to diet, clean
illness, and above all by the proper the right
remedy in season. When n % cent box of Ayer 5
Pills will avert an attack OF illness that it would
take several days to recover from, or dollar
bottle OF Ayers Sarsapnrila will eXpel lurking
disorder that would bring the sufferer TO his back
for weeks or months, does is take any figures to
show The goo ECoNOMy OF the inveslmentl-
When Fever and Ague is ranking in your veins,
and shaking your life out Of you, is il worth the
dollar il costs Tor his AayE CURE to have the vii.
lainous disorder expelled which it does sulely aud
quicklyl When you have taken a cold, is it pru-
dent to wait uul it has settled on the lungs, when
days or weeks or months must be spent in trying
to cure it, even ii it can be cured at alor is 81
cheaper to take Ayers Cherry PectorHl, costing a
few shiilings, and remove the trouble before il 4
serousi 1t takes no wisdom 10 decide. Cos
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Mrs. Nichols Select School.

The Winter Term of Mrs. Nichols Sc
lect School for Young Ladies, will com
mence on Monday, December 1st, and
continue Twelve weeks. Tuition Com
mon Branches, including U. S. History,
$500; Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Nat
ural Philosophy and other Higher Branch
es, $500; Latin 81 90 extra. No dc
ductions made for absence, except fo
protracted illness.
Chardon, Nov. Goth, 1869.
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Notice to Teachers.

All those having School Certificates from
tho Board OF School Examiners for Gcauga
Co, authorizing them to teach, and bearing
date since the first of October 1862, are
hereby notified that, among the recent Go.
cisions of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue" is one which is applicable in its
general bearing TO School Certificates, and
makes it tho duty of tho Clcrk OF said
Board, to fix a Ten cent stump on every Ger
tifcatc made and issued by him, and, at the
same time, to write on said stamp the ini.
tas OF his name, and tho date of the trans
action; and, also, that all said certificates
made and issued since said date, are hereby
required to be returned by the holders OF
them, to said Clork, by mail or otherwise
ns soon as practicable, that said law may be
complied with. and tho certificates made
valid. J. o. WORKABLE, Chrk.
Chardon, Nov. 29lh, 1862.
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiYin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

G1iIE only certain and safe Remedy for all
u Uterine distractions, Monthly Difficulties, lr.
reguarilics, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wiio and mother. is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deletcrous ingredients.
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happies effect in all
clses of Proapsus Uieri, in LcucorrlLeo or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest aud most
certain cure that can he found 1t is on account
of this certainty thni they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, thRrjrg hr f,si3 m0mihs
as miscarriage is certain to be brought on but n,
other periods their use is perfectly sale.
n. B = 90 enclosed to any authorized Agent
will ensure package OF pills by return Of mail.
c. s. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, c. w. Buffalo, N Y.
CGuTIOS.--Bcwnreo OF Countcrteirs; the genuin,
have thesi !nnturo OF {. C.CRONBI \ IN the outside
wrapper. 4l6
u Fo. sa 10 by A. Cook, Chnrlon; c. S Field
Fast Claridon; c. p. Treat, Clalidoni f. ThomP'
son, lIuntsburg.
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NOTICE,

ID PURSUANT TO 4 CALL, the undersigned,
L Blacksmlhs OF Geamga Comfy, met nt Bur-
ton for the purpose OF raising the prices Of Horse
shoeing, and making them uniform as far as poss-
ibe. throughout the CoHnly. At which meeting
the following was adopted'
WHEREAS, the prices of iron, coal, produce and
merchandise of all kinds, have advanced, we
deem it no more than right that we should ad'
vance on our prices, to bring them on an equal
ity with other things, but with the assurance
that we will will lower our prices when the pri.
ces of other things lower;
Resolved, That we will hereafter, with ,he con-
sideration aforesaid charge Dollar aud Fifty
Cents per Set for new shoes, and l5 Cts per Shoe,
for Setting.
J. B. MATHEWS, Chardon.
MELTON a. CRowNINGsHlELD,
J HARpAKER & Co,
WIN. GLENDENNING Il Son, Middl efed
SOLOMON CHARTER Burton,
HERENDEEN & YoUNG,
WIN. CAILIsTER & Son, Clnrdon.
J. d. e. IL. ID. SPALDING, Munson
Resolved, That the above be published in the
Chardon Democrat,
j. p, MATHEWS, PresideNt
o, N. GLENDENINa, Secretary.
Burton, November i7th, 1869.
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Obituary.
LCONi.

Dlod in East CIaridon, Geauga Co, Ohio,at
II o'clock +. NJ OF Nov. 3 /, 1869 Of lIomor.
rhaec Of tho Lungs, aitor long suffering. |
THEODORE W. ENSIGN, ugcd 10 years
and 7 months.
Tho subject of the above notice was WILDLY !
known throughout Northern Ohio, having
often boon called to fill places of public
trust, man of many social and moral vir.
tues genial, cycn.tclnpercd, truo friend
and forgiSiug enemy. In his duaih, the
community has lost ono Of its bost citizens
tho poor, q kind brnotactor, for his purse US
well ns his heart was ever opun to distress
aud sorrow.
IIo was born April Attn. A. d. 1913. in
lIartlund Hartford Co, Connecticut His
parents, with him, movod from thoro to
Gonnesco County, New York, in 1877 (;
from thence TO Cluridon. Goauga Co.. Ohio,
in 1881. lie married Miss Melissa Bradley,
taughtor of Conner Bradley. Esq, Of Clari.
don. July 9th, 1897
lI1 has boon twice elected Sheriff Of tho
County, and held many othor important
public situations lIo was attacked with
this fatal disease whlo in tho State of Hi.
hois, in tho prosecution Of business, and re-
turned to his home hero tho first days OF
July lnSl.hEu HUu bCNIl w llIo u'ueC
and bed from that timo until his death
during which hU seemed to Wow his doath
at no distant DAY, as decided fact, phil
osophicaly reasoning upon it as such. aud
at tunes, expressing o wish that, in God;
providence, it might come and terminate
his suflcrings. Tho hemorrhage was con
slant and protusn. bat few days ever inter
vening between tho recurrence of it. and
ufton II number Of timos a day yet, during
the whole of his sutfcrings. no had a cou
fdcnce in his religious or Christian viows
| that gave him fortitudu when all others
! around him were bathod in tears. and the
anguish Of griuf-wruug hearts found utor
anco in audible sobs, to chcor thcm will
words Of loving consolation. lie told thu
writer OF this that his earthly house was Sc
| in order, and that no but fingered awaitin!
tho summons of Heavens King to depart OF
! his Journey through atu"nity and that
though thick darkness might cnvclop him
and yenomous sorpents lo ontwncd in hi
path. vet no should fear no evil. and, i
this faith he selected rs text for his funcr
al sermon, tho 4th verso of tho % Psalm
!ie leaves a widow three daughters, a
adopted son. AID u very largo circle OF roa
tivcs and frionds to mourn his death, an
remember his kindness. HIS remains wer
deposited in the burial ground at the Contt
!. of Claridon. with tho religious ce;emnniC
} of tho Methodist Episcopal Church and tn
burial service Of tho lndopondont Ordu" {
Old Follows. +.
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Obituary.


Tho remains of sELAH W. NEWCOMB,
eldest son OF Otis B. and Adaline Nowcomb,
were inferred at Parkman, on Friday, the
2l't inst.
Tho deceased was a member of Co. +,
I05th Regiment o. ", and was severely
wnundod at the Battle of Chaplin Hills, Kv,
lie died in tho hospital at PorryviIIe, the
3lst day of October last, boing then about
nineteen aud d half years of ago.
Always obedient to the wishes of his pa
rents, faithful in the discharge of every
duty, of manliko and generous spirit, he
was the fond hope of his friends, and was
loved 5y all who knew him. The repeated
promptings of his nature that urged him
forth to do battle for his country, he felt
that no could not resist. 1t was no boyish
fancy that led him from home-from
loving mother, whom disease had for time
isolated from hor family. No. He know
that it would cause ber many bitter pangs,
when she should learn of his determination.
lie had reason to fear, too, that his de-
parturo would render more violent her dis
ease and possibly cause her death. But he
frankly told her what he had done, and
with what JOY did be learn that she not
only foygave him, but bade him 90 where
duty called him. He loved his country and
ltS lnettntlonsi ne loved his homo and his
friends, and he choerfulIy laid down his life
for them. Surely, Greater love hath no
man than this, that a man should lay down
his life for bis friends"
Through all his sufferings as a soldier in
that suffering Regiment of which he was a
member, he never sbrank from duty, nor
did he ever complain. Knowing what must
be the anxiety of his parents on hearing of
his wound, after having lain two days and
nights on tho battlefield, in the hands of
tho enemy. he Immediately wrote cheerful
and encouraging lotrer to his mother in
which he represented himself as only
slightly hurt, and ntimated that no should
be able to join the ranks in short time.
His father visited him soon after. and left
him. as was supposed, doing we'll. But fever
soon act in, which, together with his wound,
FASTENED him from earth.
On moro thorough examination of tho
wound, after death, it was thought by the
attending surgeon tina. it would havo been
impossible for him to have recovered, oven
If fever had not SCI in, as tho injury was
moro serious than had been supposed
Cheerful aud accomplishing to the last his
mind, 10 his dying hours, ,dwslt upon scenes
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VOLUME XIII. NO. AZ.

of homo, ploasautIy talking Of his friends,
whom his puru spirit wns waited TO that
heavenly homo where II it will dwcll forever
in blssful peace. Thus, "tho lirstlings of
tho flock, without spot or blcmish, must 10
sacrificed ior tho remission of tho sins of
our country, aud ovory house throughout
our land must become house Of mourning
An oIoquont aud patrioIc DISCOURSE was
preached on tho occasion, by tho Row. S. Z.
Carlton [CoM
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aTHOuHc TcSIimOny.--

JoHNsoNYILLE rrumbu!l Co % Sept. Is, 80
Dir g, W. R"BACK-Dear Sir: This is
to certify that | was, for eighteen months,
utll with extreme debility of tho spine
and nervous system. After rcsorting to va
rious means, besides employing two omi.
nent physicians, without any permanent ro-
lief. was recommended to try your Scandin-
avian remedies. BY this time had become
SO much dubiltated that | could not posi-
bly, raise myself into sitting posture, or
turn from ono side to tho other without as
sistance, and nearly al! hopo of my recov-
cry had torsnkon mo; but Your medicines
wore prosecuted to mo, and | commenced
taking them; my hoaIth began slowly to i'm
prove Immediately. and, although | contin-
uod to uso your remedies about two months
aud half l continued to improve until !
was restored to good health. Although
do not place much conftcr CO in medicines
generally, yet consider your remedies in
valuable. Respectfully yours,
B. +. STRICKLAND.
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