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NOTICE.
NOTICB no CONTRACT0RS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-
i Sealed Proposals will be received at the Once
OF the City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland
until elcck NJ, July 10Th. lS63 tor grading, pa
wing and improving Pittsburgh Street., west Of the
caste ly lne OF Aasie street; and 50 the Central
Market GrOund Said work will cJnsist Of the fol-
loving Quantities .
5000 cubic yards Of excavation
500 So" bal asting
300 lineal feet Of enrbinR.
l2tO . rrOasWalk.
$3.50 square ID paving.
Tie work 10 be completed BY the first day Of De-
eember next.
Plan and Speoiheations Of the above work m4y be
seen and more rticuar Information obtained At said
Engineers Orica M - r..
Inc Board OF City improvements Invite the sub
mission Of bids rasSrvln the right 20 accept or re-
iect any or al OF them as the neests OF tho City
may 0eman1. BY order OF the Board.
slr ... J. H. SARGENT, q
iulyi4 4i9 CITY Civil Enaiueer
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SYMPTOMS

Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward Piles EulnsBs Of Blood % the
Heal, Acldity Of the etOmach, HauEea, heartburn
Disgust for Food Fulness OF weight in the Stomaoh,
sou Eructatons SINKING Flutteging at the Pit Of
TIE Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried aud
lhtneult Breathing Ffuttsring n the Hearts OhO-
king or Suhosating Sensations when in lying pos
rurs, Dimns sss Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
s. g5t, Fever and Dull Pal in the Head, Deficiency
oi Precipitation, Hellowness Of the Skin aud EyesI
Pain in The side, rack. Chest Limbs, 40, sud leu
Fiushes Of Heat Burning in the flesh, constant i'm
agintnB Of kYi, and graf Depression Of Spirits..
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NOTICE.

PRoYosF MARsHkL GESEsAL's OFFEoE,
. .-1. WAssINeT y, d, o., May p, 1853 J
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
N join any particular regimeat Of cavalry r CIV in
the hed are hereby authQri1ed present themselves
az Any time during the next thir days to the Board
Of Enrolment IN their respective Dhtrics. he
BOard shall examine end determine upOn the fitness
Tor the service and II found to te IT. the Provost
Marshal OF the District shall give them transporta-
ton ucket to ths general rendezvous at the Head
quarters o. the a. A Provost Marshal General oftha
AS soon they present themselves at this raj
Rendezvous they shall be mustered by a mustering
and disbur5iug officer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed BY laW-Ea -s- JAMES B. FRY, Ir
aPromost Marshal General, -
H.. .... -
HEAD QUARTERS PROvOsT M ARsHAL,
kIGHfEENTH DIsfRICT or OHIO, :
~ CLEyELAND, May 81, 1868. y
The Board OF Enrolment for th EiRhtasnth Con-
gressOnal District OF Ohio, are row prepared 60
eept men under tne above orders OF he Provost Mar.
Bhal General. .f
Applications received at this Office, third floor,
northeast corner, Government Building, near Public
square. FRED'k. A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
lune2tt-Ri3 ri ilhtsen.h Diatrtct n Ohis.
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AAN > YAH
Mr., Mansfield notes four branches Of ag-
riculture which have obtained greatly in
creased attention from our farmers within
the last three or four years. One of these
is Sheep culture. In 1860 and 1851 the
number Of Ohio sheep was increased by
one million. The demand for woOlen goods
has induced this increase. Another is the
cultivation Of Sorgho. In 1862 Ohio pro-
duced three millions Of gallons of sorghum
'aoLasses. She produced more molas-
ses than she consumed. The average pro-
duetion Of mOlasses is one hundred gallons
to the acre. Fifty cents per gallon is a low
price, but at this rate, the sorgho oultiva-
tion is more profitable than corn. Anoth-
er plant theculhvation of which has large
ly increased, is tobacco. A few days ago
we published the fact that there are now
Jgty-OHe acres of Tobacco, contiguous to the
road, within distance Of two and half
miles in Ashtabula county. This excludes
all that which lies off in the interior. It
shows the very rapid increase in its cult
walton in Northern Ohio. The fourth ar
6cle Of which the product has largely in
creased is Flax, of which the amount sown
this year is more than double what it has
been before. r-.. --r......- -..
These facts exhibit the agricultural
interests Of 0hie in very fourishing con-
diiOn, for which all our citizens have cause
TO be exceedingly thankful.
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General Wool and the authorities at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard have been notified Of
the disturbances, and large force Of
United States Marines, besides consider
able number Of soldiers of the regular ar
my, have been ordered into instant service.
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The RIot b Nrrr YORK.

The riot still continues in fearful vic
olenoe The late hour at which the par
2 ioulars are received render any comment
inpraetieable. E.E--
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s. J. ANDREWS, Pltf's. AttT- iane27:45

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
Ill command OF an order OF sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the sflit Of Joseph Perkins against Cole
man C. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale st public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city of Cleveland, on the 30th day
OfJuly, 1868, at 3 o'clock ?. ~, the following de
scribed premises All Of lot number thirty
seven (3IJ in Joseph Perkins' allntnant Of ten
aare lots, nnmber twelve and thirteen fI2 s l3l,
IN the City Of Cleveland, in CuyahOga County, in
the state OF Ohio, appraised at $40
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
c. l.. LATIHER, Plaintiffs Attorney. -5
.... iunesO-450
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Exemption from lIiIilary Dury,
GENERAL HEAD Q'T's, STATE OF ONO,
ADJUTAFr GEEEKAL's OFFICF

o. I
ADJUrAET GEEEKAL's OFFICE
Columbus, D., July l3, 1868.
TGEEERAL ORDEs-No l9.l
An District Provost Marshsls, Members
ar Of the different Boards Of Enrolment,
and the Clerks and employees Of the sew
eral District Provost MsFshals in this
State, being required for duty at their re-
spective Headquarters, are exempt from
liability TO report for duty with their re-
speetive companies for Field Service, un-
der the proclamation Of the Commander
in-Chief s-
By order, CHARLES w. HILL
Adjt Gen. Of Ohio.
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FOR Governor-J0HR BRoUGH, OuyahOga County
Lieut.. Gcv.--CHAS. ANDERSON, MOntgomeTT %
Sup. JudEo-HO KING q HuNTER. Eairseld %
Auditor Of Stats-5A AMEs =. GOpaAsi MARION %
Treas. Of Stats-g VObdEY DORSEY. Mani W
Bd.Pub. Works-JNO N BARBERE, Highland Go
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THE DUiID1xu on TrnE.

Shortly after this destruction, smoke
issued from the rear Of the room, and a
great shout was raised by the crowd when
they saw that the building was on fire.
/ They then shook hands with each other
and gave various indications Of unbound
cd delight. f-E
The fire burned slowly, but when it
reached the reoond story the demonstra-
tions Of the crowd were renewed with
greater intensity, and violence was freely
threatened against the enrolling officers
and all persons in any manner connected
wife the draft. 5U
1t was underitOod that some of the en-
rolling officers were in the upper part Of
Che building and though several families
Of women and children occupied that part,
stones and other missiles were thrown
through the windows.
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MASTERS sALE.-PURSUANT TO
Iyl the command Of a decreial order Of sale,
from the Court OF Common Pleas OF CuyahOga
County, Ohio, at the smt cf Francis Granger,
against Catherine Meschant and others, to me
directed, 1 SHAH expose for sale at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the door Of the Court Heuse in the
City Of Cleveland, on the Z7th day Of July, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following described prem
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DISsOLUTION OF COpAkT-

oOpartnerEh p heretofore exis ing under the ns pe
and hrm Of BAG N a --MITH, Al Roeh er Depot,
Ohio, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business vi y be sontnu-d a. the old stand in to
name f q. F. SMITH. u. Z. BACOA,
July l3, 1868 G. r. SM tn.
ES-Returning thanks to all our patrons, nov So
hctt a continuation. ID. f=r.s# O.F RMI II.
Roehegler Denot o j " o. lss3 - ga
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NT OLIVH To ONIIV IIlADIU UuC.-
/ Scaled Proposals viii Be received at the once
OF the City Civil En gineer until y O'Clock M july
10Th, l36s ior grading and improving Huntington
and jersey StTesLs. .sf .. -.4 .rI I"
Plans and sPeoihsation5 sf The above work may be
seen aud more part7cular Information Obtained A.
said Engineers Office |.
Tue Board o. City Improvements invite the sub
mission OF bids, reseryng tue rht 70 accept or re-
lect ths same a8 the interes OF the City may demand
: By order OF the Board.
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For Lake superior.

THE STAUNCH AND ~
RslipbIe First Class Passenger 6>S14seSSSEA-fS
Steamer IRON CITY, Capt J. f. 4zzz.l991b
Turner, will leave Cleveland Ona
Grand Pleasure Excursion
TO all Ports On LAX Superior on WEDNESDAY
July 18th, At O'Clock P. M A GOOD BAND Will ke
On board the round trip
state Rooms can De secured by addressing
HUSSES MCBRIDE,
lGIyI0-4t. l27 and l29 RivAr-St
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is ths most delightful and extraordinary AZ
Gle ever discovered it changes the sun-burnt q
and hands to Pea ly satin texture Of ravishinz bee
" I'm parting the marble purity OF youth, and Il
pisfiNsuE appsNrance 50 Inviting In the city belle
fashion. u removes tan freckIss, pirnp,,s ana ,rv
ness from the skin, leaving The ooup.sxion -frssh
Transparent and smooth. It contains no material IN
furious 70 the skin Patronizsd By Actresses an
Ops sSingers It is what every lady should have
EsS-sold Everywhere. -.-.--
DEMAS s. BARNES 4 co,
general agents, f
julyl-R2S 2O7 Broadway. New York
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MASTERS SALE


mn ASIERS SABE.-In pursuance OF an
X order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case IN which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me di-
rectad, shall expose Tor sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Clevelan I, on the 18th
day Of August, 1868, at two o'clock in the after
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, TO wit:
Situated IN the township ef 5Iiddleburgh, IN the
county Of Cuyshoga, State Of Ohio, and IS knOWa
as part Of Fraction E, in the village OF BeTea,
bounded, commencing at the -eastcorner Of
Alexander Laird's lOt-thence south three chains
to 4 et1ke-thence south So east 3 chains and
. links to q stake-thelce north 10o west one
chain and two links to q stake-thence north 81
east 70 the place Of beginning, containing 4-l0O
acres Ofland, subject to all legal highways. Ap-
pra1sed at 500 90.
~ fWM. v. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
Z. D. CLkRk, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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list OF bkFrkRs.
RemaiaIng in the Cleveland Pest Omee
July IA, 1853.

nD-Alllettsrs advertised are sub ect to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
~ The Once will be open at ~ A. M, and Close
at u p n -
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CHILDREN.

Those suffering from msrasmus, wasting away, with
scarcely any flesh their bOnes are cured IN q very
sort time; one bottle in such cases viii have n1oat
surprising effect. '-sh ...r1
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TIE NEW AND ELE- &C.

= = = - = ~ llll77I I1---70
Steamer ''SUSAN RD,'. m, halfway nIsster
vii leave our OK ar saginaw aud intermediates
ports. n Wedns STA July IS n. o clock P M
30 For Hreight or Passage apply to
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10 eOLDINRs ANp raE1R Heirs

The o 1nmb -ioler Of Pensions and Se.nnd Auditor
o. the easurV fesi-e II u be kn wn that -ou1tY
claims Of Sodi IS DISCHARGED on &C cum Of Wound
Receifed 10 IA ts sndNghg hava EeRyed lsss than
thr ears, will not b. suded until Ongr, IS sppro-
PIRATES money pRY IN m. p
M PERSON HAS Y BEEN AUT 9ORIZED
TO COLL BEtT So Fl Boz MY. As soon as they
csn be ardited special attention viii be sivan them
by D We GE, who gi~eh par uuH att ntiOR o ctl-r
letting Foun y, Pensi1" aud tn 7 Wa aims aud
Prize Dne-, totha tte apartment In Wishing
ton and At his nffite in leveland
- A hnl cation in or bY letter. enclosing
stamp WillEecF1Te promo attention. 1aPIE
D. W. GAaSE, 81
Licensed Attorney a. d Claim 1Aent
julyl5--kZo l6s SnperlOr-St -lsvelaud. -. g
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Clergymen. lawyer, physicians,
Il. !. - and Citizens. -.

laI Fl HH.Hr dn0 O4Llh6ubs IA a.e
Testiiyins OF their own personal knowledge; the
bsn6hcial effects and medical virtues OF the Btters
From RsF. J. Newton Brown D. D., Editor Of the
| - Encycloped 3 OF Religious kuOEledge.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
Ingredients and effects. yet knoE Of sufficient
reasons Why msa may net testify . the beneats be
believes himsef 20 have received nom any simple
preparation in the pc he may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of 9th -.
t,ernan bltters, prepared by Dr .. u jackson, Of
this city, because urendiced against them for
bs ysS,i S gndfs ne s,S sss 6sy - WSTS
friend RObert Shoemaker HQs., for he removed this
grslpdise y ProgsE tests and LOT %
uei debility. The use Of three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs at the hegoning Of the present year, yss fol-
bodily aud mental vigor which had not felt fOr six
months before, and had Of rsgaining
therefore thssk God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them. J. NEWTON BLOWN.
Philadelphia, June q, ls6l. I.
srat .-s.iH .rr7eE --.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS L BLAD-
lE--r. DER, r--s.s
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Arc speedily removed aad the patent restored 10
.ar .-. health .-.
-1 a.---la .--.,f r.H.l
3D.. e -..E
DELICATE CHILDREN.
Those suffering from nsrasmus, wasting away, with
scarcely aIy flesh their bones are cured IN q very
sort time; one bottle in such cases will have noat
surprising effect. .-sf ...r1
= a'aaa PARENTS
Having suffering children as above and wishing 10
raise them will never regret the day they commenced
with th SO bitters. ~
a5.=H ,--rs-I -s .-.l
LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS
sa u - -r
And those working hard with their braRs should al
ways keen q bottle Of uOOhands Bitters near them,
a. they viii fnd much bsnsht from Its uss, 20 both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
IT Is NOT A LIQUOR STINULANT,
and leaves no prOstration. --.
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j. II. SARGENT,
-Iulgl4-4f9 rn City Civil Engineer

l1gIt.4ls = - CiIY Civil EnFineer.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-PRO.
4N FOsALS for farnishirE ths materials and
building &c, ,t0OL HOUSE in District No s. East
OeYelaad, viii De received iii SATURDAY, July 18th,
lao5- Plans and 5pecihcs tions cau be and bids
reoei Tcd AZ the Office Of Dr.. O. Thomas on Eucid-
st bast CleTeiaud, and ~ the Ofice Of L. Prentiss
In this City -
Tne Board reserve tho tight to accept or reject any
1id Bidders will estimate the amount they Will al
oF ior The Old school bouse tasice from the lotl in
District No. s, to Be taken down and removed.
By order Of the ommitses.
nlaEaIanh ImIu IA Iasl- ~
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EXCURSIONS,
Pleasure Excursion to Lake superic
RETURNING VIA MOTH SHORE.

THE WE'LL KNOWN ~
I and Reliable side Wheel stea- fS>sss2Seslelf
msr ''MlCHIGAH," A. STEWART, -7.E2s-1.AzE
MEster will leave Cleveland on Tuesday July 2ist At
p. NJ, touching at all points the South Shore
ana returning via Isle Boyal and North Shore.
BS-A attention for the comfort of Passengers and
to make this Trp pleasant one will be given by the
Officers Of tbs Boat.
BS-A good Band Of Music on board.
sB-For Freight or Passage apply to
J. A. REDINGTON
julyl4-449 I5g River-St
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Hon. e. q. Mansfield, Commissioner Of
Statistics for Ohio, contributes 10 the Gin
cinnai Gazette an interesting review Of
the crops Of the State for the past year, and
the prospects for the present season. The
wheat crop Of 1862 he puts down as fifty
per cent more than that Of 81. That of
'6l was about 2O,OOO,0OO bushels, SO that
the crops Of 1862 was about 10000 900
bushels. The average Of the past Eve years
4as.tEAA4,v -aiIIao..s, sO tilaG the l,l-o-5i,et
Of 1852 was sixty per cent. more than the
average. '-1l % q - .-
I1 The corn crop, on the other hand, was as
much reduced as the wheat was increased.
This was owing to the severe drought Of
the latter part Of the last summer. The
crop Of 1860 was 81 100000 bushels; Of
1861, 74,OOO0oO, and that of 1862 did not
prObsbly exceed 6O,0O0OOO9 aOfOats, there
was not psFs than half 2 crop. Grass was
unusually good. f aas--.ois -,--.r
Concerning the crops of 1863, there was
less wheat sOWn, BY twenty per cent, than
in 1862, the drought having prevented
many farmers from putting in the usual
amount Of winter wheat. The prospects
for that sOwn are good, and the cropis es-
tiInated a. tWO-thirds that of last lyesr.
The corn crop will probably be heavy, as
an unusual breadth Of land was sOwn.
Oats will be better than last year. OF
fruit, there viii probably not be more than
one-half that of last years crop, especially
Of the large kinds. The peach orchards
OVefbOre last year, and will fall short this
year. The crops in the aggregate, are es-
timated as about the average of the last
6vss,,.a-s VI ~
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1-Bsmsmber that these Bitters-su1 b
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as q Beverage.

RVThe Proprietors save thousands OF Letters from
the most Eminent rr1E = 30 Ear.HHrH
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NEW ADYERTIsMENTs.


r".H o W Ell l. H OPPOCK,"
Which last Vessel will leave Liverpool late in The fall
y ug-1 be attention o. Bxpottars and ImEoriers fs
especially invited to this lins The Ye-selS moHtion-
ed above arr merely the nucleus OF line OF Vessels
specially obtained Or his trade, and which will be
largely increased coon YeJsels be procured.
Ee1r For Frfgat apply n Livarool 70 OUE MING.
HAM, SHAW B 20. aud in CIevtland to n -
AUGUST Us TRkGEST,
luil l&-l50 flvfaftis Ercb ge. 81
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LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their braiRs should al
ways keen bottle Of uOohand's Bitters near them,
as they viii hnd much bsnait from Its use, 70 both
mind and body, invigOrating and not depressing.
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A BLOCK OF BUnDIHGs ON FIRE.

purlhg all this time the fire in the en-
rolling Office spread to the upper part of
the building and to the adjoining build
iDgs, and we hear that the entire block
was in hamas at twelve o'clock.
The families in the upper part of the
building on the. corner of Forty-sixth
street threw out q small part of their prop
erty and escaped with their lives.
TIE TELEaRArH DESTROYED.
Two or three men with axes attacked the
telegraph poles in Third avenue. and at1I
o'clock two Of them had been cut down and
the wires destroyed.
MURDER ATTEMPTED,
When the crowd attempted to enter the
upper part Of the building, Deputy Provost
Marshal Edward S. Vsnderpoel boldly
stepped 70 tho front and, assuring the riot
ers that they already had possession of all
the drafting psraphernalis, asked them n
withdraw or to do something to prevent
the destruction Of the families in the m
per part of the builing. g.-------
Suspeeting from his uniform that he was
one Of the drafting officers, one Of the riot
ers seized him and struck him. Mr.. Van
derpoel merely shook on his assailsnt and
In pacific manner renewed his request
when the act Of the first rioter attracted
the attention Of the remainder, and num-
ber Of them surrounded him.
They struck him with their hands and
with stones, aod, seeing that he could not
resist them, he withdrew to the place where
the police were posted. The rioters follow
ca MN with great clubs, and the men, who
were desperate, beat him upon the bodv
and head. His head was 50 badly bruised
that blood flowed profusely, when he was
thrown down and kicked.
he afterwards escaped by the aid of the
police and one or two Of his friends; but
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- Persons calling for any Of the above " say
Advertised" +. O0WLE5, P, u
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rs -.
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Hollands German BItteFs
ff .. WILL CURE THEN.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
HOOaand's German Bltters

; ------- VIII Cure Livery Vase OF
UhT0Hte or JrerVOIts DTssGss 0sorErey, Dtssus,
Of the RidneyS and Diseases arising
from Disor9ered Stomach.
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RO0ELANp's GERMAN BITTERs
Dr.. HOOAand's German Bitters,

Prepared By Dr. O. NJ Jackson, Phfiadeidhfa, Pa
wifi s1setuAlly and most certainly cure ali diseases
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DIsORDERED Ii ER, STOMACH, or KIDNEYB.
Thousands Of our citizens are sufsrinR irom Dys-
pep5ia snd Liver Diseases and to when the following
QHe5tions apply--We guarantee p.
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Having suffering children as above, and wishing :
raise them, will never regret the day they commence
with Oh SO bitters.