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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
SUERIFF's SALE.

I'm obedience 20 the requirements Of an
Il Ordcr of Sale. which issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Geauga County,
in the State of Ohio. wherein Simon p.
Carlton is plaintiff. aud Milos Rice is de-
fendant. and dated tho 9th day OF Dpcem-
ber, A. ID. 1861. 10 me directed and de.
livered,I shall flor for sale at public auction,
at tho Iron Foundry formerly owned by
Treat & HerrendeeO, IN the village of Park.
man in said County, on Tuesday. the 7Lh
day Of january A, ID 1862. between the
hours OF 10 O'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p.
NJ. of said day, the following described per-
sonal property, to wit: One No. 4 Pollock
piow pattern; two No. ditto; one largo
pillow pattern; one Eagle pillow pattern one
McMillen plow pattern. (iron beam;l one
horse. power driving wheel pattern; one
sun wheel pattern; one band ditto; one
pinioD pattern; one set arch patterns; one
center piu pattern; one car wheel pattern (;
ore lathe for turning iron one band wheel
shaft pattern; one beam scale; one cook.
ing stove pattern. called Farmers Delight;
one cooking stove pattern. called Yankee
Notion; one sheet iron st0v0 and pipe; one
griddle. patty pattern; Oae bender pattern;
four bull ladies with handles; two hand
ladies; ono backsmiths bellOws; and divers
other patterns, tOUis, implements and things
to country furnace and foundry.
Terms of sale, cash in hand.
e G WHITE, Sheriff.
Sberiff's Office Geauea Co.
Dec. 9Th, 1861. 624w2
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Acknowledgement,

Good, ,''notiOithstdnding 'tke tear times"
Tho titnos considered, tho people Of Char
don have more than sustained their sste,G
Nberaity aud kindness, by .heir cheerful
presence at the M. K. Parsonage, on the
evening of the 18th ult. 4; their abundant
and sumptuous evening repast (of which
some baskets rema'sed( closing with dona
tiou of material aid" OF nearly 800. which
pleasant fact, We hereby acknowledge, aud
express our grateful sense to ali. -.
With nffectonate respect,
II. N. AND ADDlE STEARNS.
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LEGAL.
sale OF real g.,ate. =

Guardians Sale OF Reai Estate.
IN pursuance ofan order made by the Probate
L Court OF Geauga County. Ohio, on the Goth
dny Of November, A. ID. 1861 | will offer for sale
At public auction. ...
On tile 8Lh day Of January, A. d., 1869,
at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises. the fol-.
lowing Real Estate, situate, bounded and de-.
sctlbed ns follows, 10 wit; %nown as being parts
OF Lots II aud ~ in tract No sin AMID township,
nnd Is bounded az follows, TO wit; Beginning at
the north-rnsi corner OF Lot No IL; thence west
on the north line of said lot half way across said
tot; thence sOu,h far enough that Tine drawn
parallel with the north line OF snid lot to the east
line Of snd lot shalt contain forty three and one.
third acres oflond; thence east to the north line
OF said lot; thence north to the place OF beg
containing torty.thrce nnd onethird acres Of
land.
Also part Of said Lot No. ~ in said Tract and
bounded as follows BEGINNING nt the north en- I
corner Ofsaid Lot No ~, thence south l67 rods
thence weCi Az rods, thence north l6iH rods,
ihsnce enst 10 The place Of beginning, containing
20 acres.
Also a certain other piece or pn reel Of land in
said township. aud is Known by being part II Lot
No. 25 in Tract No. 3, nnd is knOwn by being the
/ south middle part Oi Lot No 2i, and bounded ns
foliows Beginning at the south he1st eorner of so
acres inken from the west side Of said ioi No. 25
formerly owned by Daniel Kent and running
east the south line Of said lot SO rods stak
thence north parallel TO the east line Of said
Kent's land go rods to a stake; hence west to the
line OF said lot; thence to the place of beginning
containing 25 acres.
! Also o certain other tract oI land in said Tract
and Township, and is known by being the ca 81
and mi die part OF Lot No. 25. and bounded ns
follows, TO witt On the north by ,hc State Road;
on the eRst by the lot line and land formerly
owned by H. L. Hobart; on the south hy land
formerly owned Ny Laura Turner and land now
/ A /. II 4 A
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IN obedience 10 the requirements OF a Vend.
l. Elk Order OF Sale, issued from the Cour, of
Comuaon ptoas OF Geauga Ceunty and State of
Ohio wherein Frances S. Harrison is plaintiff,
md Luther r Harrison is defendant, to me di.
recled and delivered, | shah offer for sale at
public venduu, at the door of the Court House in
Chardon in said County, on die
4M day Of February, "A. D. 1869,
at the hour OF o'clock Z N. Of said day the
following described real estpte, situate in tho
to~nship oi Midaleield, being number seven in
the sixth range OF townships ia the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which
is also IN the County OF GeaRga, aud is known
by being part OF Lot No. 49, and is bounded
follows, to wits Beginning at the souIh.e east cor
ner OF an eighteen ncre pleceol land owned by
Amos Smith; thence running north chains and
4S links toIhe south line Of said Smiths land;
thence east on said Smiths south line 20 the
south -enAt corner OF said SIhiths land; thence
south chains and 48 links; thence west 10 the
place OF beginning, supposed to contain acres
OF land. Snid premises appraised at Sl32.
TEREs OF SALE, Cash in hand
E.G. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Geauga Co. 625w5
January Sd, 1862
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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IMPORTANT TO PENiLES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,


Prepared BY Cornelius L. Cbceseman, NJ d.,
NEw YoRK CRY.
The combinations OF IhgreJients in these Pills
are the result OF u lOng aud extensive pructice.-
They are mild in their operation, aud certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful MenstTun i.
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Pulpilaiion ol the Heart. Whites, all Nervous
Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain in the Back
q"d Linbs, NC, Disturbed Sleep, which arise
from interruption OF nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, ns they
viii bsidg on the Monthly Period with regular.
iiy. Ladies who have been disuppoin ted IN the
use OF other pills, place the utmost confidence
in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent 10 do.
NOTICE.
There Is one condition of the female system
in which the Fills cannot be TAX en- without pro.
ducing PECULfAR RESULT The con.
dtiOn referred to Is PREGNINC Y the result.
MISC 4 RRI1GE. Such is the irresistible ten.
dehcy oi the medicine to restore the Sexual fune.
tions TO normal coudilicn, that even the repro.
jWctlve power Ot nature cannot resist it,
Warranted Purely Vegetable, and FREE
from anything injurious Explicit dreclipus
which should be read, accompany each BOX. -
Price s 90. Sent by UnaH on enclosing 81 10 "a
Cornelius h. Cheeseman, Box 1881, Post Office
New York City.
Sold by ONE Druggs, in every town in the
Il. B HUTCllINS,
General Ageut for the United States,
No ! Ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be adj.
dressed. For Sule by A. Cook Druggist. Char
don, Ohio. 62ld36S
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GEThe Geauga County Military Com
mittee acknowledge the receipt OF a sec.
ond donation Of $40, from Mr.. L. J. Ran.
dali.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

INDIANAPOLIS Sept. 2. 1857.
DR.. G. W. ROBACE-DeNr Str. Having
been troubled for several years with ex
treme debility and weakness, so much So
that was unable to attend to my ordinary
business at times. and having heard Of tho
wonderful cures that your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were cffsctins,
was induced by friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for tho last
twelve months. 6nd find tho medicine fully
equal to it's recommendations. So valuable
is it's use to me- that can not nov dispense
with the use of it at my advanced age of
life--seventy-seven years.
cheerfully give this information for the
be0e6t Of those similarly affected.
Youts, truly, ...
MoRRIs MouRIs.
See advertisement. 625w4
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Rail Road Notice.

Painesvil!e and Hndson r. r Co.,
Painesvilie, o., Jan. lst, 1862.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Company. will be held at the office
of the Company IN PainesviIle, o., on
Tuesday, February 4;h. 1862. for the
election Of seven Directors.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
G. w. STEELE, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

;nsLudicrous errors tho typos make
sometimes. BY an accidental srausposition
of couple of lines in our last issue, Mr.
Stephen Smith, advertising lost shoep, is
made to say that "uny ono finding the same
will be re,oaYt,ed on their noses"
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Agricultural Notice.

Tho Annual Meeting of tho Goauga Free
Agricultural Society will DO held at the Ag-
ricultnral Hall in Claridon. on Monday, Jan,
2oth, 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
L G. MAYNARD, Secretary.
Hambden, Jan. l, 1852
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Geauga Co. Agricultural Society,

UoHU6u OU' HSK1Ou11u1@I DUCIeIy'
The Annual Meeting Of the Geauga
County Agricultural Society will be held
in Burton, at the Carlton House, the sec.
ond Monday in January, 1852, at 10
O'Clock, A. N.
A general attendance Of the smem.
bers of the Society is requested. asithere
is business OF Importance before the Soci-
ETY. to be acted upon.
Us. COOK, Secy.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

GILBERT TRACY, administrator Of Evan
VI der Tracy deceased; John A. Ford & II. II.
Ford, administrators OF lie is WelIon, decea ased;
Lueius Merriman, executor of fTeelove Tutte
deceased; Peleliah Armstrong, adr illustrator OF
Darius Armstrong, deceased; G w AuiisdaIe.
Of Waterman Antisdale, decea sed
and PhilO Scott administrator OF John c. Scott,
deceased, have severnlly filed their accounts in
the Probate Court Of Gesuga County, Ohio for
settlement. Said accounts will stand tor hearing
in snid Cnhrt at the Probate Office. in Chardon,
on the 4Ih day Of January, A. D. 1869, at 10 O..
clock \. NJ until which time all interested may
except M C.CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardsn, Dec. 18th, 1861 622w9
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DIED,

DIED,
In Auburn, Nov 18th. Of Group, RANDALL
j., eldest son Of Jabez and Rebecca Wicks, aged
Q years and months. t
How iair the form thus suddenly Withdrawn,
How bright the promise in liie's early morn!
How sweet the prattle Of his lisping voice!
Himself rejoicing made our hearts rejoice.
A household glory was the darling boy.
But, OH we cannon make him gone, and yet
Why ore our eyes win tears Of anguish wetf
Ano shall these arms no mOTe his form enfold,
And shalt these eyes no more his face beholdi
q. bitter fate! can no desire restore,
To our embrace the darling child once morei
We would not wish it. Though anguish fill our
breast,
The darling child has found eternal rest
In Auburn. Dec. 2sth. Of Scarlet Fover,
THOMAS CLARK, aged 80 years.
The deceased leaves a wife and little
daughter to mourn bis early death.
Tho call of death must obey,
. Arise. my soul. and haste away
To thy eternal home.
0n earth can no longer stay,
q Though, lonely now will be thy way,
When thy companions gone.
. ICON.
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Union Musical Association.

This Association will bold its next meet
ing at Chardon, on Thursday, Jan 9th. 1862,
commencing ut tea o'clock A. NJ Books
used-Shawm. jubilee. Festival Glee Book.
ED. +. ADAMS, Secretary.
Hambden, Dec, 23d, 1861.
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a5>Our new Representative, Hon. B.
Woodbury., left for Columbus, yesterday,
lTbursday
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On the 26th OF Sept. 1861, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith. at Mon icello. White County, Indiana,
Mr.. JAMES ALLEN McCONAIIAY merchant
ol the former place. to Miss SUSAN A. .BOURN,
half-sister o! Col. X. r. BouIE, of this place,
In Hambden, New Years day, at the brides
fa.her's, by the Rev. H. N, Stearns, MIR. CHAS,
WRIGHT, of Windham, Portage Co., TO Miss
HARRIET R. STOCKING.
On the same day, by the same, at The M. K.
Parsonage in Chardoa, Mr.. ROBERT l.. NELL,
to Miss EMMA FRANCES BRAlNARD both
Of Munson.
In ThompsoH, December 29th. 1861 by Rev. II.
NJ Chamberlain. Mr., VIM FREDEBAUGH to
Miss ELIZABETH PROCTOR, both Ol Thomp-
son. Geauga County, .. .
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail to destroy all kinds Of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in adj cases, and
far superior to any and all OF the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nauseous VERMlFUGES
in use. They may be taken at nll times with
perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY
or other delclorioos drug. Mothers should al
ways purchase them, and give their children 40
other.
(No Cathartie whatever, is necessary to be
given.l
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines.
Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N. Y.
11rFor sale by A. Cook, ChnrdolE c. S. Field /,
East Clardon; c. p. Treat. Claridon; L. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
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aA Strayed or Stolen

4-G From the Premises Of the Subscriber.
on the Gilbert Farm, lk mile south OF Chardon,
village, 6 Fat EWES-One black, marked with
the name OF ]. ID. Ensign, one maoked "SS,"
on the side, and the other four with tar on their
noses.
0arAny one finding the same will be literally
STEPHEN SMITH.
ChardUn, Dec. goth, 1861. 623wl
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Read the following from tho Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor OF the State Of
Indiana; a..
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Notice.

WE wish to say to orr friends AND customers
w that ws have this day commenced selling
sequence ofthe hard times, we have 70 pay cash
for all our Goods when we buy them-therefore
we are obliged TO have our pay when we sell
them. Our Stock Of Goods is large and complete,
and we think by selling for Cash or Ready Pay,
we can make Il better Tor Ihebuyer and ourselves
at the same time. Come and see if vou do not
thinkso. AYRES e. MURRAY.
Chardon, August End, 1861,
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STOLEN.
$50 Reward.

GTOIEN FROM THE UNDER
s1s'Frfe. a he i1fs Sat. - fcr Creek Is---
sap tsso furff. lriisre. TO lrrse-, ru~ = .rk
~ eoost . tercs tIsh. IL 70 fssrs G. tcar %
cnsef sac Tor e.. lis ot4lf lafkst rel - 49,
q. pps.fcs ~ u ba1ts hiFl. hsza f.c. b5fh bird
fset a = baf 10y - ths hocL 40 l.iie ~hite
q y g iort lot a ftvarf ~ ff5 col sffui 81
ssf q cry f+rso1 zen rr~ttsr1 80 r.r 81 ~ -
suca iaf,- tasli. - Ill l-e~ 90 its.r ftr5vfrF
agvl1flulv KfNCiEN R0nIi<s.
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LEGAL.

sE>HE undersigned has been appoint
A ADMIN rtsfor Il 81 esisis q Luis Soia.. lafs
& "a. C<z1.y. c~<s-.s1 SD esf 70 =. probably
80 vsrl l. -. PAfLA1IAF
Crlt5us-
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BRAauAGr1's MAS -fer - Tos.sfaC.n
health q iAoss aAo bsaa stricken ~ sr,l.tal
o. P.rsiy-i. tass srs the ems ssl's r-s1i.i-l.
al sfseucus 81 o.. lanes. che-i sHl S,sIii c..
prompt use ave. 80 49, enlck,y earvs ir.e.-s
ria. r.-usisy, se-ir e.. si. ,gs-sis. W. e- 81 ...s
'scseos disrise- =. csesttsfg. VLeiic 1er l..t.is
cslIs anfipo ifeits - e.- ise's CD c.sf. 80
sheif sacuspeo. As,Aus. soc.. fhtuui4assas. ~
seeecous. sapiuis,. h.hsnll Coos e. fef ...
.sv,r- h-,1sr cue ether -I--eics f.se.-. .et.
iissssus, .snuest. s. VINE sneo. 'us.rot. ...s-
Is. Group. erysi2..a.. shiIs 80 oii.nss. IIi,s.
| u sv~u h's'3 Jrars srtflHsne~ ass rfee.aI.t
aicsrsoi he liver, have ~ tasa sure' lofl.st.e
b those celebrates Nskcta'ie ruivcfsai ifa
Ais co-r q sEis and nervols 1ise1sfa ihrf ttf.
been rgssiiy saoc,ssful. Nlsr el,nas - iie. teit
ars, snt -eeonc pencis,. Epilepsy. ces-csti.- e
spsrs. liShffni deFari.. a. otsisvcfcus at' .l-t
at.7as are BY them a.. - a.s.ef-i err e.ir..
Price IS cert- peg tox.
Bod by }. Z. cusissa.r. Teffr-nasi. ...
rrspeciAlle dealers la rneti--r t.fffss.a
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GALE OF LAND.-Oa Thu s5ay,
~ Ia oh cas Of Oe ossr. lse7, 81 ths ecurs
Hcass DO. II tae elfy ~ Ter iias:e VICE sultg
ltdlsna. e-t~s y BE- tcrr~ q fe1 tItc- A > si.l
fsar s'cock r n =. . eli 70 te isto-f II 80 =
Be t~c-toI' CO - - - .. G. "a P.f.s's ID vs.
len a. ~ iks So . - Tear hsat rls.af = Z
asd tir~ ncltes u - slv-r. he fercl-essr rv-
ps Do ~1ls 80 ev erurtiy. ~svirg vsi1at -
c-i~ &oa2 p &C 0~tT
oets-~sw Atl'r y icy asosEs. lsc'4
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VERMIM.

Ty,arstoas cSsi er unlike ell Otsersl ar
Free RON Foisors.''
''yot csngc-oas % the Huuian fanEy."
.EA,s 60 not &c the premises-''
They come ous Of their holes 70 DIE"
ssrney ara the only inssliis'e remedies kno~s."
ssla years nd more established IN New Yors Ciis.
Csed e,--ths City Post ofhoe.
U.sd ,l.-,he City Prisons AM station Hcnses-
ICED 5y--ih he City Stearaer-. ships. 8e-
Isef 5,-the City Hospitals. Aiins Heuss, a.
Csed 1y-ths ~ Hotels. Astoss. ST. Nicholas 50
Ised 5y-the Boarding Ilouses. &c. &c.
Csed Dy-more than so 900 Private Families.
~ Sc ore orfieo .sp>cs-aens Of ,ehrf T. Esot-
wAsTs said ~ lis Psol ie-- Edtors-I Dealers. ar.
HnUsEKEFPrRs- trouSi.d With v-rmin need Re
co no long-r n they use Cosskzs' Exterminsiors
We hsv- nsei II 90 our salts action. and II . beJ
cost IS We oulc have L. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing. brt - cerAse" article
knrcAs the breath out OF Rats. Nice. koschcs, and
BID Bugs quicker than can write u ltis 10
great demand ell over The ccuntry. Medina 10 !
1 Ga<<s<.
MoKE GRAIN ard provisions are destroyed an
OF toas 81 this Rat and Iasect kiiler.-Lsneastsr
Wis., Hsrald.
| s'HEyRYR CfS7AR--ws are selling your pre-
parat on rspiffy. wtercv " they have been assd,
/ Rat. ice Reaches and vermIn disappear rapidly.
Eckxs S-o1prs~ Drrsgi,u. Nindscr- No =.
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THE SUTHERLANDs. Nv N.
II AssAsr - ~Ruc-3r~.~
ss's .rCcgsaaAE
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ny q. use Of these lie cae ,,-rioiie attacks
,ovto'.s ssok Bsaarc' nisy ~ prsvs-sed. and
sten a. the oomrcnc-rif s 90 sr scacS. immo.rau
s.ief ifor s-eka.ss 81. b. estsi.o..
Tas5 seldom "a o. fss-evfng the Nuusca 40
8sadaoa- u which fr.as e. srs - uauch suhscct-
fT5ey ssf sc.1ssiiy r.e~ .se oO~e,s--sensvfn
-oef.rrscss
- Bste,a-- No.. - .f,tf- D-i.csi. F.rnsl.,
I'D az persoos o. sess-r 90. q. hey are vsluabl,
a = eNstlro. 70 inprgtls 80 arJefne. giving fo-..
I'd ri9- % th~ dset.s. ,fst.., - restoring IN.
SARA sisc'r'citg 81 -ifs-r = he ~Aol. f;s.en
Tie ctrHktic rl1s .f, - rsrait u loss IN re-
dgal.a aac earrf1iiy 1a-ilci. -st~rrl-uts. hsvirs
been f. ut~ r'-r. re.fs. eaias Which tine he,
bsvs p-ss~lisc ~ fs.eses sssi a,nouus - pair
sot slienng from ssssrete. -ttf.e- ~ -i-s'i--
~ -srryl. sFsiee - f,>u iss Aasvd 49,. 9Th
folseh.
rasy AZ entirely vsreisble 'belr cc-1y,si,ioi
~ r-y - taken N 1r,ss wiz psr.cs s.ist,
sithou; riatiaF sny eb-arc n di,. saa "a assss.
fe~ss f.sec< 80 fssss rrz.fsv = &c. g ar =
lfes l.- r "a s6.e-
DWARF or cOUSTERTEfTs
10 ger p, have signatures Ct Henry : spsaicn
500 b. trsEsls.s and AL cth-r dealer. n nedi
4 aa Wi - Sent - srs' m rso-ir> Or.
PFfcK - cFrTG.
AS ..-.',r. .tosis 10 addressed r.
HENRY c. sPAULDrgG.
= c.as- su~-s. S~- Y-k
ea n4
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LOOKING GLASSES. a..


Rh "nix
l.c0AiBg 'ii = 4 i.clafe frame
MAN u ACTO RT,
nos. e2I sass I'D street. fss and -
s.sand -. 4 90 Ccots- -.
ssrsrissnrD ,, sE~ rohK .rs .ssassarD -
THIS Establishment his been in
succe.sfei lpersfiaf "a se1fs. .r-t. u. 2 q.
9trf Z ile tinc ~ ~ If.- ..rf ts lr-. "a
1atf OF msnnfsc ers &. sfte. et.rg f.tfll f.-r 4
LOOKING eLsss. FicTCRz ASD roEIR.T
lht- p.
Plain md Orna n1.ntai pier Wal
Oval and TIaDtef fsf.s-sos Con-
netisog Corfafces. ba~f AND
sfracket Tables sgitn
Marble tlu b. toilet
sf.a 49,
&c. &c. &C.
zo~1rr.os -. r,cT-rr Pnssos 70 -r~ias ne.
% iof raa.,ro t.u.s sifbtr Dflf r~flfe. hr-e-
100. o., l-ofs. Bffc-ts~. ~ tataHf &C yrf
ne~ hHnui.rtofy src .xielsiss '.c'i'Ifs fnst'f rs
a. frruis srt arice a. elr ils 60 a. ial tett.
and - ebe-p e. the etesr=-f
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CERTIFICATES Or CURES,
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SCIENCE AND FANE.
Price 81 per bottle. OF az Tor tS. delivered 10 Any
air -. securely packed from ossessation.
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AFFIDAVIT.
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bIag duly sworn, does say that his PREPARATION Oh
par,sly vegetable. II. 7. HELNBoLD
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