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LEGAL.
LEGAL NOTICE.

C,ARAH GODFREY and Josiah Godfrey, her
- husband, OF the town OF Berlin, County of
tansel laer, Stnie OF New York; Joel Burnell, Of
tho i0wp OF Charlotte, County oI Chnuiauque,
State Of New York Aforesaid; Erasmus Burnel
Luther N. Burnsll, Of ths State Of Wisconsin,
Sophronia Howe Hove, her husbn nd,
OF the Staie 81 Massachusetts; Melinda Scott nd
---ScOti, her husband; Philena Canlicld q nd
- Garfield, her husband. and Homer Bur.
NELL OF The Stnte Of Connec,icui. will take notice
that, OF the 22nd day OF February. A. ID. 1862,
Minerva NJ. Lewis and Nathan B Lewis, her
husba nd, Caroline llumiston and jared l.. Hum.
iatOn, her husband; Nancy r. Burnel,, widow OF
jason Burnelli Laurtue A Hitchcock and Clark
Hitchcock, her hush aud; AlphOnso Burnell; Oc
tasia z. Bur nell and Herbert Durnell, 6icd in
the Office Of the Probate Court within aud for the
County Of Geauga aud State Of Ohio, their petit
ton setting forth in substance, that one Hannah
Dayton, in July. 1859, died tcstate, Rt said
Ccnniy, leaving her last will and tcstaInent duly
execaud and attested, and the snnIs las been
duly admitted 10 Probate, and approved by said
Court. That said testatrx by last will and test.
ameni made ihe petitioners residuary legatees Of
her said estate and property; that certain specific
bequests in said will nre void for uncertainty;
aud petitioners as rosdunry legaiees, are entitled
TO all moneys belonging TO said estate, after pay.
ing the valid bequests and other legal liabilities
charged thereon; that one Ellsworth X. Thomp-
son is executor Of said estate, AND has paid all e
gal liabilities against said estate; and there now
remains in his hands assets OF said estnte. the
sumof ein6 and eighty cts subject to dlslTution;
that on the 18th day of Feb, A. ID. 1862, snid
Probate Court ordered that said sum be distrib.
uied according to law; ihnt the persons hrs, above
named are interested In said esinie as heirs there.
to; that the Christian nomt OF said Howe. Scott
and Garfield husbands as aforesa ii, arc unknown
TO pc etitioners.
The prayer Of the petition is. that said persons
first alhoVa M mel he made dafeudanta and duIv
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Suicide.

We learn that Fernando Johnson, oldes.
son Of Barclay johnson, committed suicide
at the residence Of his wife's father, Samuel
Barker, in Middle6oid, -oaSNionday morning
last. The deceased arose, as usual, about
o'clock, built fre. sat down, aud, telling
the hired girl who come into tho room, TO
"look the other way" placed a pistol back
of his right ear, fred it, and fell f,om tho
chair, dead. The boil fractured the skull
lodging in the forehead. No reason is as.
signed for the sad act. He was in his 2ls,
year, and leaves . wife and one child.
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Chauccry Safe.

PURSUANT to the command Of a de-
II cretal order of sale from tho Circuit
Court Of the United Statos far the Northern
District of Ohio. at the suit Of Charlotte
Horondeen against George C. shumway and
others, to mo directed, shall expose for
snio ut public auction. st the south door OF
tho Federal Court buildings in the City Of
Cleveland.
On tho 3la day Of .Mareh. A. ID. 1862.
at 3 o'clock. z. NJ the following described
premises, situate In the township OF Munson,
10 tho County Of Geauga and State OF Ohio
known by the north part Of l.ot No. ono
Tract No. two, aud south part Of Lot No 4
east division of Tract No. one, aud bounded
ns follows Beginning in the center of the
State Road leading from Chardon Square
to Ravcnna. ut the northeast corner of q
| picce Of land in lot No. enc in Tract No
two. formerly owned by Mohitablo Hcwcomb
and since by Ralza Spencer; thonce wesI
fortv-fou chains and forty eight links to 5
stake and stouos 10 tho west line OF lot No
ono Tract number two; thence north thir.
teen chains and eighty links TO q stako and
stones at tho northwest corner OF Lot no. one
Tract No. two; thence westl chain and SOW
enty .sevon links; thcnce north thirteen
chs. and twenty -fve lks. to stake and stones
thence cast fortytwo chains and oighty
seven links to the center of tho State Road
thonoo s-~,b oa dogs, east twenry seven
chains and forty-six links to the place oi
beginning. containing lls and II 100 acres
sixty scros Of which 10 in I,ot one, Trac,
two, and fifsy.eight and 70 100 acres il
south part Of Lot four in east division o.
Tract one, as por George Smitt's surve,
made October. 1853. being the same lane
conveyed by George G. Shumway by Nelson
Peck and wife. .tr.f
Apprsised at $4,000 Terms--Cash al
time OF salo. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Comm'r in Chancery.
L. Prentiss, Comprts Solicitor. 633f
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The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate supervis.
"A ion Of skillful Physician, md they may be
relied upon in AL cases. I....... -..L .. .
The intelligence Of the community is not in.
suited by the offer OF q single medicine which
claims to cure ALI DISEASES. but the GIRfcnberg
Remedies consist Of seven different Medicines
oil unequaied in the cure Of diseases for which
they are recommended. among which may be So
lected one appropriate 10 any Of the diseases Incl
dent TO thisSpuniry and climate. ...s .
RrTHE~ ~GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLSare better than any other kind of Pills in
the world-Price IS Cents.
HrTHE GRlEFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON Is an iufaliib remedy for an Fc.
tnale diseases S,l50. o'- '"r
a-T1YiE UTERINE c CATnOLICON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Urinary
difiicu lies in males. ga14 sa.,' .4f4 .rt
erTHE CIR EFENBER GsARSAPARlLLA
is by Car the most pow cflul and eficacious com.
pound in use.--Price One Dollar. .....t. t..... d..
| RrTHE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is a certain ami quick remedy for al dis.
eases Of the bowes-Price 50 Cents.
arTHE GREFENBERG, PILE REMEDY
never fails to permanently relieve this distressing
disease-Price One Dollar. A'' i COO ''''
eyrHE GREFENBERG CHlLDREN's
PANACEA 10 IN invaluable compound in al
diseases incident to children. .-. ,...s..-
| THE GRlEFENBERG FEVER AND AGut
| REMEDY Is sovereign speclnc ior thls partic
j ular disease Price So Gents. ,A
THE GRHsFENBERG GREEN MOUNT
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curative effects Price 2i Cents.
j THE GREFENBERG CONSUMPTIvE.
BALM affords the most astonishing relief in al
pulmonary complaints--Price 800 boitlc. CAi
eminent Physician Of New York, states thai b.
has known The Grafenberg ConsuTptives Balm
used with great success in Dropsy. Our owl
q IN m nj fea his N ..r
\ THE EGREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic eve
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| THEGREFESBERG LOTION is unparal
leled in all laflamma ton or diseases Of the Ey
I Price 2j Cents
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Maria Faulk
Hiram Faulk ct al. Aiimony. s'
CAID Hiram Faulk will take notice that on
= tho 2ith day Of Feb, A ID, 1862, said Maria
Fsalk Gled in the Office Of the Clerk ofthe { Court
Of Common Pleas in and Tor the County Of Ge.
nuga and State Of Ohio, her petition wherein she
charges said Hiram Fauik her husband with will.
full absence from her since the year iS46-- und
also that in the year lsi7 he was guilty Of adul.
tory in Milwaukee, State Of Wisconsin, with
woman whose name is unknown TO the petitioner;
and also with women with whom he lived nd co.
habiied as his wives, whose names are unknown
10 the petitioner in Salt Lake City, in the territory
ol Utah. und divers pac es in State Of California
The said petition further charges that one Hor-
ton Smith has money in his control, or is in
debted to said Hiram In the sum OF $500 90 and
more. Petitioner prays for Divorce and Alimo-
ny;--and .hat,said Sniitl, pay her the money in
his hands. Said petition will be for hearing At
the May Term Of said Coyrt. Said Hiram Fsnlk
will further tako notice that the petitioner will
tnke depostions at the Office of ]. II. Poine &
Sons, in the City OF Milwaukee, on the 2sth day
OF April, A. d. l862st'etween the hours offs o.
clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ OF said day.
THRASnER, DURFEE g. &HATHAWAY,cs
Att'ys for Petitioner.
Dated Feb 2sih, 1869. w 6336w
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PRORATE NOTICE.

TINE following accounts have been fled in
1 the Office OF the Probate Judge Of Geauga
County, for settlement; Executors Of Milo Fow-
Ter. partial account Administrator de Johis NON
Of Horace A. Cook, final nccouni; Executor Of
Graham Thompson, final account; Guardian OF
minor heirs OF Lovina Percivai, partial account;
Former Guardian Of Alfred G. and James w,
Thompson, final account -Ae| br -
Said accounts will stand for hearing in tho
Probate Court Of said County, at the Probate Of
flee in Chardon. ON the 9Th day oflMarch, ls62,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, until which time all persons
interestedmuy except NJ C, CANFlELD, .- a..
t-.t". o-'' tt bs Pro5a,e Judge.
Chardoh, Feb. l4lh, 1862. 63iw3
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A Yalre Rnmor Corrected

Mr.. CONVERSE following lot
ter was read before our Aid Society, and,
thinking its circulation might tend 30 cor.
rect an erroneous impression which seems
70 prevail in other towns, to some extent as
yell as this, the President and Others pro.
posed that il be sent for publication In your
paper, provided you deom it worthy.
In haste, yours respectfully, o.
Hambden, Fob. 25.b, 1852,
CAMP WTfCKLIPsE. Feb, Sth.
Ny Dear Wifc:-The oor aas arrived TO-
night, which your Aid Society SO kindly sent
the soldiers of the 4Ist regiment. They, at
icast. will have reason to bless the l. ,dies
Aid Societies for the comforts they have so
lberaiy sent 70 them. You say some one
has written beme that the soldiers do not
get anything Asnt by Aid Societies. but what
they pay for, or oblgate thenselves to pay
fer. This may be true In some instances;-
perhaps it would be strange If IL were not
But, as regards the 4lst, l write with conf.
donce, ] write what know, aud to b0 ON
phatic, any one that viii write such stuff is
& liar and coward of tho basef sort, and do
serves to he drummed out III camr. Now,
how do l know what I say: Well. [ am hos.
pitai cook, and dcal out with my swn hands,
the fruit sent by the Aid Societies, and sec
the other things dealt out with q liberal
hand; and know thero Is no charge made.
The things are not given 20 the soldiers, but
are used by them, and washed up and pack
cd away for future use. The bedding they
have used is all here, aud the fruit has been
used by the sick. havo stewsd bushe!s OF
IL, and sent by the nurses into tho sick room
and opened great many cans of fruit. and
dealt IL out with my own hands. I think
have souio chance to know something about
the matter. So far as tho surgeons arc con
,eerned, they would scorn the very Thought
They are both of them true gentlemcn.F
AN more acquainted with DR.. Hart, as DR.
Cleveland went homo on leave of abseDc.
for twenty days,slnce I have been in tho hos
pital. Thoy have both worked themsolve,
sick, which was tbs reason of DR.. C.'s going
homo, as he Was not able to do anything
and did not rally. But he has now returned
and resumed his datios with his accustomed
diligence and kindness. DR. Hart is untirinl
in bis efforts for the sick. works night aud
day almost. and wherever tho suffering ar,
you will find him. In fact, thoy have both
done all that they cat do in behalf of the
sick aud suffering.
Nov, don't lay anything Of this kind to an,
ono till you are sure Of tho man, and thor
lot me knew, and We will attend to him.
You can read this or print II and send it {,
the four winds Of hoaven, for auGht care
for know tho meaning of my words, ant
will moet all commont. d. ,.-...... .. b
TIL. MAYNARD.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Dropls

NEVER fail TO destroy all kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases. and
far superio. TO any and ai Of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nnusoous VERM1FuGES
in use. They may be taken ut NIL times with
perfect safety, ms they contain NO MERCURY
or other dee,erious drug. Mothers should al
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other. -. sHs-. . .-..t ~. .- q. r.....l.. y. s.-
tNs CaiAartie whatever, is necessary to be
given.l
For Sale by oil Druggists and Dealers In Med
iciues. 11' f- a.iIE,. -
Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. NJ Y.
arFor sale by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Claridon; &. 7. Treat. Claridon; Il. Thomp.
son, H1nlsburg. u L = - -L--L
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as~The WambdsS Select School closes
its Winter Tsfm 90 Wednesday, March 18th
There will be an Ekhibitiou ia the evening
of the same dsy. 4 Zee cts eonts will be
tskcn at the door. for the pauposs of pur-
ehasing set of Outline Maps
SETH EDISON, Teacher.
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HONE TESTIMONY.

Nh u. D. KiSesLgy = Dear Strive feel IL du-
y we owe TO the public TO say that Marshall's Ca
ciasse2 under The head OF Female Diseases. We
have used your Grerenberg Medicine, aud have
were The price double we would have them.-
To the thousands oi our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, we would recommend the ca.
tollcon as sure panacea. II gives strength 70
the system, and enables each Of the organs Of the
body to perform their appropriate functions.
- s7r-l'* fa Mrs. w. CARTER, y ,'.'
= MS. 3. e. WEEKS, s't 9
Miss C. C.SIVORMSTEIT.
Medina March lst 1861
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WHAr DIPLOMATS THINK OF THE Re-
sELL,oN.-We have ii from good author
ity,says the N. Y. Evening Post. that Mr..
Hulseman, the Minister from Austria 70
this country, has stated that every one OF
the foreign representatives a, Washington
had come to the conclusion that the days
OF the Rebellion we're numbered, and thai
the power Of the Federal Goyernmenl
would be soon fully re-established in oil
fhs now seeded States; and, moreover.
that the foreign ministers had sent dis
patches to their respective governments io
this effect. In few weeks We shall,
therefore, probably see great change in
the tone Of the foreign official journals In
regard TO our present war.
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OFFICIAL.
THnAsuRY DEPARTMENT. Feb. 4,h, 1869.

t1oLDERs OF BONDS Of the United States
from date, are hereby notified that provision 10
made for the payment Of the Coupons Of semi.
annual interest which became due on the 18th
instant, in coin agreesbly to their tenor, by the
Treasurer OF the United States al Washington, or
by either Of the Assistant Treasuiers at New
York, Boston and Philadelphia, 81, -,,.,.,y
.All such Coupons, together with the schedules
showing the number and am punt Of each Coupon,
and the aggregate sum OF each parcel, must be
presented Tor examination and veriicntion at
stusiats' ~ ~ 81 si2 8. r. CHASE,
s3iw2 sa=a1o is's Secretary ofthe Treasury
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The Case Of Gen. Stone.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer. under dato Of Feb
81. says: 81.
The committee on tho conduct Of the
war have had before them Msssrs. Paul
Rovcro. Raymond. Col. Lee. aud othors of
ahe returned prisoners from Richmond. who
were taken prisoners at Balls Bluff Their
testimony as to tho position of the enemy
their numbers. aud the locality of the ground
is highly important. -'
Their conviction Il unanimous that, bad
Con. Stone moved up the mon he had
crossed at Edwards Forry.and attacked tho
rebels in the rear, he could have whipped
them and driven them beyond Leesburg ia
lcsa than IN hour from the time he left Ed
wards Ferry. only distant some three miles
and over good ground uaobstructed. i-
Col. Lee says that they we're taunted BY
tho rebels with being "sold." but no never
know that any men had crossed at Elward
Ferry until his return here from Richmond
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School Examiner, Notice.

The Board Of School Examiners Of
Geauga Co. will hold their next meeting
on Saturday. the 9Th Of March. 1869, at
Chardon. The hour is 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
10. WCRRALLO, Guk.
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The Forty,First.

Private telegrsphio dispatches were
received yesterday. from members ofthe
Forty first Regiment. announcing their
arrival in Nashville Cleveland Herald.
Wsdnssday.
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--azJ A NEW ARTICLE.
Or. ROback's Stomach BITTERS.

A new and delightful Siomachic and Cordial
70: giving tone to The Stomach, and Tor the pre-.
vention Of ali bilious complaints incident 70 the
Western country. Try il.
As morning drink to nssist digestion and rs.
lieve Dyspepsia, in has no equal. Tryit.
In fapor IL is superior 10 loiher Biuers.
The formula Of these Bitters, now (l66l) the
sole property Of Dr. Roback, originated with one
Of the oldest and most eminent Medical Prscii.
TONERS OF the West, and il 10 directly predca,ed
upon the wants Of the Western people.
These Bitters derive their siimulus from the
powerful tonic nature Of the roots aud heibs OF
which they are composed, and us they nre, by al.
promotive Of rnr fa. fa.Q Esl 8 -fi ie
.slsa TEMPERANCE. 1@ s#
the present proprietor believes that in mt kirg
them widely known the public welfare is sub.
served. sielfsr .-aiteis.-,r .ssf Is t,ra re-.
II will soon be for sale by all Of DR., Robssk's
numerous agents., and al hotels, q tie country
over, In the meu mime, orders will be FILED di.
rect from C:nciEnnti In any quantity. and nj the
lowest rates. ltis put up in Quart Bottles and
securely packed In oGe dog cases. Half d. I. tam.
pie cases will, however, be packed and ssni t, any
address, II desired. 1900 =
Retail Price, 81 pet Bottle, or 6 for es.
Principal 0sEca sad SalesR Rooms, No. 6 East
Fourth Street, Sd Building from Main Street, Cia.
cinnati, Q. Laboratory. No. 80 Hammond Street
done nor ssls n GHSSSss coon,y s 4 Cook Char
vile; X 7: Barnett, Russell; c. p. Treat CIaTi.
don; A. Mathews Newbury John Mayhew. Au /.
burn; Johnson & TuttIa, Burton; E, f'homnson,
huntsburgh; W, X, Harpham, Bainbridge; VIM
Mnmiord, Welchiieid; +. N. Hathaway, Hnmb-
Bishop ssi Mslssss 5sn FSs s f:.i5 Gs. %srrsn
Tracy w. Scott, Chester X Roads; and by Drug.
glsts aud Merchants generally throughout the
US. andCanadas. f ~ -
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Tho above. named Ladies' we are personllay ac-
qnainted with, aud know that for several years
while We lived in Medina they were great suf
il was with difficulty slie was able to stnnd upon
iIer feet. A few bottles Of CaIeolieon entirely
cured her Of her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
Il to the Ladies' Of this County, rs safe and ef
fiicien, remedy for the many complaints they are
subject 10. JOHN WEEKS,
7''0' 5't '' Editor Of tho Garfield Herald
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May lst, 1861.

For details oflnvestmen,s, sec small Cards s,
Circulars. -
Insurancos may be effected In thi. old and sub.
stantiul Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to L. v. .CANFiEBD. Agent, Z
'Il'5. 80 20 u. -14 Chardop, Ohio.
pcrDweiiings and Farm Properly insured for a
term of yenrs at very low rates.-Ed 's
Chardon, August 10th, 1861. 60.yl
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Notice.

WE, ,wish TO say 70 esr frieads snA eustfnsr,
w that we have this day sommsreea selling
Goods xeiasive,y for rREADYPAY. In con.
rail our Goods when NE buy ltsm- ,hsfe!ors,
We are obliged 10 have our pay when We sell
them, Our Stock Of Goods is large and eomtisls
and we think by selkAg iog Cash or Ready Pay.
nt the same time. Come and see ifyov Dc Hsl
think so. AYREs g. MUkkAY.
Chardon, August end, 1861,
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.asaoCDIED,r 10 20 3
In Princeton, illinois. Fob. 27th. Of Ty-
phoid Fever, MELISSA H.. aged nearly 90
ycars, vito Of Gcorge Radcllff, aud daughter
OF DR.. William King. . -.,v,...I'.
Her sufferings were severe, but she died
rejoicing in tho blessed hope. and in the tri.
umphs Of redeening love. Her work. how
soon lis fnisbod. But sho has fallen asleep
10 Jesus. ..- r...f .-.....,f ..r
s.. There sweet be her rest ..a.
Is.a TIL H'' bids her arse, ''" ''. 7,7.
To hail Him in triumph,
s'i r' Descending tho skies" '.' s'ai
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NTOTICE.-Ths Undersigned has been duly np
IN pointed and qualified as administrator D! the
sstute Of Leancor Johnson, deceased ate OF Troy
Geaugn Co, q. MILLS GOFF
Troy, Feb. 9Th. 1862. 6SOw3s
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HOME DEPARTMENT..

EE- But little business Of public In
terest has been eonsin Court. since our
las, issue. The case Of State vs.. Lewis
8. Pope. assault and battery, was de-
cided against The defendant, who was
fined $40 and costs. The term win
close this week. - -
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MARRIED..

In Chester. on Sunday evening. Feb. l6,h,
bv tho Rev J. l., james, at his rosideDce.
Mr.. DUDLEY HAZEN to Mics HULDAII
BABCOCK.
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EN- IPLOYmENTl

AGENTS. wANTEDi
We will pay from e25 TO e75 per month. and
all expenses,to active Agents, or give a Com.
SEwINe MAohHE ConrANY, X, JAMES 7 =
M General Agent,
60imIe A A~+ o. l'P Milan, Ohio,
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.rf .5s FOR SALE BY ott-'g-a
A. Cook. Chardon. .f.t -m .sr-rsl
G. p. Treat, Clsridon. as ra5lssa.
J. E. Williams, Parkman. sr.r.t ....-.,.. 4.
II. l.. Bishop & Son, Midd.eheld.
d, G. Kellogg, Munson. ,t i...--r.-r q
Henry Cummings, Russell. ., 49,,
Lyman & Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gainos. Newbury. .-'
Tow g. Butts. Rapids.
Aud by Medicine Dealers generally through
, 4 H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
' Agent for Ohio.
March lS. 1859. 479--fim u
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n IMPORTlNT TO FEMALES, ''7 '-I-- q
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

l IMTVhIhNI TU FbMiLEN' F-.tHi
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared BY Cornriiu, T.. Ch,rsrman, M d.,
Nrw YoRk CirY.
The combinations OF ingredients In these Pills
are the resul, of long ard extensive practice
They are mild In their opcr ration, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Mensuuu-
tons, removing nll obs,ructions, whether from
cold or otherwise; Headache. Pnin in the Side.
Paipilation OF the Henri. Whites, all Nervous
Affections. tIysterlcs, Fatigue, Pain in The Back
and Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which arise
from Interruption Of nature, .s .-,l.., ,..,II
TO MARRIED LADIES, -f
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. rs they
will bring on the Monthly Period with regular
ity. Ladies whohave been disappointed In the
use OF other pills can place the utmost confidence
In DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep.
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NOTICE. ... -, ..
There IL ono condition of the female system
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/, MISC RRiAGE. Such is the irresistible ten.
denJy OF the medicine to restore the Sexual func-
tions 10 normal couditicn, that even the repro
duetive power Of nature cannot resist il.
Warranted PuveIy Vegetable, and FREE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions,
which should I've read, accompany each Box
Price 81 90. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 90 10
Cornelius L. Cheeseman, Box 4,53i, Post Office,
New York CITY.
Sold by ONE Druggis, in every town in the
' II. B HUTCHINs, ... .@
General Ageut for the United S'ntcs.
49, No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be ad.
dressed. For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Char
dou, Ohio. 62ld365