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Notice 20 water-fakers
WATER WoRKs OFFICE


Cleveland, December l, 1853.
Watsr-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be psid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
ldec2:ISil GEo. VI. GrRFT. See'y;
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A War MEETING will be held at the Cor.
ners, East Cleveland, on Friday evening
next, to raise volunteers and save the town
ship from drqt. Mr.. Barlow, Esq, and
others will address the meeting.
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On Saturday, December 5rb, will be sold
at the auction room of o. Cutter & Son, Ne
1874 Bank street, lot of good Household
Furniture, Carpet, Stove, 30, nice Extension
Dining Table, &c. Also, at Il o'clock, pre-
eisely, a gsod second hand piano forte.
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsohe, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found 1t an excellent and
reliable antidote in all csses.-.SuD,bnH Deus.
Oerdt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PokTKR, Proprietor,
noy2:RI Cleveland, Ohio,
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...H a ToRoSTO, December 2.
The report that Morgan IS in Toronto, Canada,
is doubted. IL is not believed that he is here.
It was reported that he had reached Windsor op-
pOsite Detroit.
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Six JOB PRIKTEKs WAHTED.-Six first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LEADER job Office.
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LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
Winter BOnnets just opened At Mrs. shaw's
rooms. novl7;l3I
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SAN FRASClscO, November 28-
The steamer Golden City arrived yesterday.
The prospect of saving the Monitor " Ca-
manche" improves
SAN Francisco, November 80.
The bark ROska sailed for Hong Kong, We'd
nesdsy, taking about four hundred Thousand
dollars in treasure
Sas Francisco, December 1.
The Union State Central Committee suggests
Gettysburg as the place for the next national
convention.
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THANKs-We are again indebted to
Starr for New York and Baker for Cincinnati
papers.
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Omnibus cr'ers for ths Depols will be charged IS
cent? for each Passenger bstNsen PsTT St east,
Kentucky st, west or 81 90 for the Carriage.
East Of Perry to HndsOn-st the price wi be SO
cents for each PaeengSr, or SI,O0 the Carriage.
East Of Hudson-St. a Carriage VII be sent for
81 so for from one to four Passengers.
deoz-I27 OFFICE-IG7 superior-St
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In TowE.-Adjutsnt-Gene Hill is in
the city, Stopping at the Angler House,
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CHOICE HOLIDAY-,GIFTs.

CHOICE HOLIDAY- IGIFTs.
BAKER, at his Store, 259 Superior Street,
HOffman's Block, near the Post Office, has
been laying in
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND BOOKS,
By the best authors,
Elegant Albums.
Portfolios,
WriIinE Desks,
BackERmmon Boards
Chess Men, Pocket BOOKS,
Diaries for 1854, Oil Paintings, Engray-
=- ings, SC, SC.
E5 Give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. noY2T.
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JOSEPH S. CLARKE.
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c. G. BRUCE.

C. 6. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
cIETEL1ED, Ohio, WAsHIseToE, D G.,
No. ] Dymsn's Block, No. 443 Ninth St
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government TO collect
fhs
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chIl-
drsn, and rightful heirs ofaH deceased soldiers
also
- Pensious,
70 which every discharged soldier was DIS
sbled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
lar soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phAn sisters, SIS they are severaIly entitled IN
lar the law. Also,
- Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned ofhcersr
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men !
money due teamstsrs, and every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
~ Avoid ClaIm and Patent AEeuIs who
are not Liceased.
We publish " THE soLDIER's FRTEED," paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
acOpy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply TO us IN person or by letter. with stamp,
and your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
complshed what we undertake. -
septic O. 6. BRUCE.
CLKVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. G z. c. POPE,
supslintsndents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
Voc OLKN GOODs
Consisting Of Plsin disney
cAssIMEREs,
DOEsKIES,
-r- sATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
IA good ST constantly on hand, adapted to
the Wester4 fket.
Market pfiaes paid for Wool and Pslts, in CASH
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and sslesrooms,
NO. IS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
augs-R.2
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PREPARE FOB CoLD WEATHEs. = Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Fenders,
Psrlor Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal ShOvels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FOGs,
Corner of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, MassillOn,
Briar Hill, Lsckawans, and other varities of
Coal. now
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NJ A R l N E.
RT OF CLEVELAND December 2.


Schr L. T. Chase, Lutts, Buffalo.
ScOw J. q. Hills, Dayton, LOrrester.
ScOw MayhOwer, IhOs. ArRyie, Black River.
ScOw Highland, Lardner, Port Clinton.
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DISSOLUTION.
ENHRAVERS,

DKAINARD & BUKKIDGk, 1853
Id Bsnk-St., Cleveland, Ohio, DESIGN ERS AND
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EuBIEkss HOrICEB.
d. ". GAGE,

Licensed War Claim Agent.
OoIlscts Bountiss Pensions. Back Pay, Prize Money
and ether Var Claims.
~Penonal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
q Claims IN the DeparimsniE st Washington.
EB-An persons having Claims should apply in per-
Von, or BY letter, st onee, and iheY VIII receive
ID. w. GAGE,
ocflSR2s l6s superiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
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Wholesale and Retail Newsdesler and Station
or, los Public Square, near Postoniee, CleVe-
land, Ohio.
N. R.-CounHy deslers promptly supplied
Orders solicited. sept22:lSO.
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- DT. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EiectTopathy, cures obstinste cases Of DysPeP-
"a Rheumatism, Serofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable eases cured in this city
after other physicians hsd failed. See advertise
ment IN smother column. Office No lie, Seneca
afraat
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NLEVELAND PAPER OOMP'Y,
PING PAPER. Orders promptly hlled.
,s -. n. v; TAfLOR, Agent,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
P a R I s

THE ScHooIs.-The Winter schools are all
closed, and we think with marked improve
ment to our youth. here is growing in
terest manifested in the cause of Education,
which is likely to result in much good.
RELIGIOUS R. T.. Davis has taken
up his residence in Johnston, Pennsylvania,
consequently the Baptist Church is without a
Pastor at the present time. 1t is expected
that the Rev. Mr.. Roberts, of Mineral Ridge,
will supply the pulpit.
PHYs1cIANs.-Dr Francis j. Baldwin has
removed to Venango County, Pa, and DIR. j.
81. Jones is about to remove to Pittsburg,
leaving no resident physician in the township
excepting Doct. Edward Shaw, who resides in
the extreme East part of the township.
PoL1TIoA1.-A Democratic Club has been
formed, and a constitution adopted. Quite a
number have subscribed to it. As yet, they
have had no accessions from the Union ranks.
SUGAR MAK1NG.-Although the season has
been somewhat unfavorable, considerable su-
gar has been made, which will much relieve
the people from the purchase of that indis-
pensable article.
RETURNED SOLDIER. = Corporal Charles
w. Heskin, late of Co. F, 9TH Ohio Regiment
has been discharged for disability, and is now
with his friends in Paris. Charley has the
appearance of having shared the hardships of
that veteran, Regiment.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
A T W A T E B..

SUGAR MAKING.-Almost every person in
this place who has Maple bush: appears de-
termined to receive benefit therefrom.-
Stone crooks have been purchased to place at
the trees, and short iron pans have been pur-
chased for boiling, which is a great improve.
ment from the old way of catching sap in
troughs, and boiling it in iron kettles between
two logs. As yet, less sugar has been made,
than was made last year, but the quality far
surpasses that made heretofore, large pro-
portion being nearly as white as Coffee Sugar
RAILROAD SURPRIsE.-On Thursday of last
week as the morning train from Cleveland
reached the depot of the G. & P. R. R. at At
water, a car was switched of, containing some
sixty persons, men and women, who immedi-
atcly proceeded to, and took possession OF,
the house of Mr.. Homer Hillyer. In this
house there is a fine hall which was soon
filed, and presently the sound of music and
dancing was heard. The party were from
Cleveland mostly employers of the C. & P.
R. R. Having chartered car for the occa-
sion, they came provided with music to en-
liven the fantastic taste, and baskets of edi-
bles to sustain the inner man. The company
having spent the afternoon much to their
mind. left on the evening train for their re-
spective homes.
SQUIRREL HUNTERs.-L. W. Hinman,
Walter Brooks and Lyman Hutton, were the
young men, who last summer responded to
the call of Gov. Tod, and went from this
place to defend Cincinnati.
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NELSON. March 23d, 1868.

NELSON, MarCl ZOQ, 1000.
We have recently met with another severe
loss, in the death of Mrs. Frances Mowbray,
in the 57th year of her age. eseA s,i7t
A husband and five children are not the
only ones who mourn her departure. She
will be greatly missed in circle of friends to
whom she had become endeared by the love-
ly virtues of christian life. -
Mrs Mowbray was born in England, at
Thorncross, Brixson, in the Isle of Wight,
Oct. 18th, 1907 Her two brothers still re-
side on that side of the Atlantic. She came
into this country in July, 1851, and with her
husband and their interesting family, chose
Nelson for their home.
"a After some years she became a member OF
the Congregational Church, and by her hum
BILE, unostentatious christian department, won
our respect, our confidence and love. Cheer
| full, affectionate and discreet in her relations
and duties, her example as Christian was ot
great value She was sick but few days
with inflammation of the lungs But death
found her prepared, sweetly trusting in the
Hove and mercy of our Redeemer, and joyfu
lin that trust. Of her dying afirmations, thi
was one: tits sweet trusting in Christ. An
other was know that my Redeemer liveth
/ Nothing but the Christian religion can Civ,
such peace in the immediate prospect O
death. - B.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAp.-The track on this growing line is laid
as far as Tallmadge, Ohio, and the cars are
running to franklin Mills. The line will
probably be put down as far as Akron by the
close of the present month.
The rolling stock of the road is spoken Of
by those who have seen it, as of the most
substantial quality. There are thirty loco
motives burning coal, besides the locomotives
for passenger trains which burn wood, to be
used East of Akron.
The Directors held a meeting at Meadville
on the 9th inst, at which it was resolved to
complete the road without any delay to Gin
cinnati. All schemes o. men and MICE" by
which the road was to buy out this or that
track, on which to run their trains, inconti-
nently fall through, and new track is to be
built, forthwith, all the way to the Queen
City, Columbus Journal.
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gallantly as our owns and made some fine
charges.
Stock in the 9th O. v. Cavalry is as high
just now as the premium on gold. There
was one man killed in the regiment, and sew
eral wounded--but one or two considered
dangerous.
Friend Hall, just say to our friends al
home, that if they will just attend to the Cop
perheads in the rear, we will look after the
rebels in front. We believe in the ballot box
as well as the cartridge box, and if some one
who has made up his mind not to vote at the
election, will just put in a ticket for genu-
inc Union man, / shall feel much obliged fol
the favor. I don't believe exactly in voting
by proxy, but can't do any better this time.
The weather is bad enough-regular March
weather-snow, rain and mud. The roads
are not so bad as they have been, but still
they are bad enough yet. W. H. B.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERs.-On Satur-
day the 21st ult., 123 candidates for Teach
ership appeared before the Board of Exami
ners-of whom 13 were Males, and ITO Fe-
males Of these 83 received certificates, and
are authorized to teach. Several who pre-
sented themselves for examination were re-
jected for disregarding the request made not
to communicate with each other during the
examination. -
Prof Pickett was the only member of the
regular Board of Examiners present, and with
the sanction of the Probate Judge called to
his aid Mr.. w. Patton, Teacher in the Gram
mar School Department of the Ravenna
Union School, and Mr.. James Norton, Coun-
ty Recorder.
Mr.. Hole, who has always been faithfully
at his post since his appointment, was necessa-
rily absent, by reason of i'll health. Prof.
Rhodes was absent, for what cause we are un-
informed We are told he has been absent
for four consecutive eraminations-and we have
heard it suggested that if the claims upon his
time are So imperative as to prevent his at
tendance to. the duties of this position, that
there are competent gentlemen who can COM
mand the time, who might be induced to
discharge the duties of Examiner. We are
sure nothing but insuperable obstacles have
prevented the attendance of Prof Rhodes,
and yet he has made no explanations. All
can see that it is important to have the regu-
lar members of the Board uniformly at their
post of duty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

THE MUDDY TERM still continues. We
have not for several years, had season when
the roads have been, for SO many successive
weeks, almost impossible. All kinds of busi-
ness are greatly impeded. Last Saturday
forenoon presented the JRatest appearance, we
believe of any week day we have ever seen
in Ravenna. Between and 10 a. m. not a
solitary vehicle could be seen on Main street,
or about the public square. One solitary pc
destrian, alone, could be seen, and that was a
qesadsu-pedestria'a, in the form of blanketed
horse, in front of one of the stores. "All
was quiet on the Potomact' Gen. McClel-
Ian would have been delighted with the scene
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

QUARTERLY MEETINe.--The fourth and
last Quarterly Meeting of the present Con-
ference year will be held on the Ravenna
Charge on Saturday and Sunday, the 11th
and 18th of April inst. Services Will COM
mence on Saturday .evening-Love Feast on
Sabbath morning, at o'clock. Preaching at
1o1S A. NJ, followed by the administration of
the Lords Supper. Quarterly Sabbath School
exercises at 2 p NJ Preaching in the eve-
ming by Elder Hill.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
RAvENNA LOYAL NATIONAL LEAe,

RAvENNA LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE
MEETINe.-!The League Meeting at the Town
Hall last Friday night, was great success
The President, W. Goldman, Esq, presided,
Rev. ]. E. Wilson spoke forcibly and quite
to the purpose. Thespeech of A. Hart, ESQ.,,
is pronounced by those who heard it as one of
the very best efforts of that gentleman-terse
logical and convincing g-and leaving nothing
for Copperheads to stand on. Prot. Martin,
of Meadyille. also made some excellent re-
marks, which were well received. The best
feeling prevailed, and the most loyal, resolute
and determined spirit was manifested. Sig
natures are daily added to the League.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
ARMY CoRREsPONDEN

Editor Democrat: 5sL
We have had one of the most brilliant
Cavalry fights of the war. The 9th o. V. G.
made one of the finest charges that was ever
witnessed General AverilPs whole division
was engaged. But we shall refer you to Off
cial reports for information of general move
ments, and confine ourselves to the part acted
by the 9Th O. Y. G. On last Monday morn
ing every available man in our regiment was
ordered into the saddle, with four days ra-
tions. Ats O'Clock our brigade was formed
in close column, and moved to Heartwood
Church. Here we were halted. l was de-
tailed, with fifty men and two Lieutenants, to
proceed to United States Ford, to watch the
movements of the rebels in that direction,
while the main column moved on to Kelly's
Ford. Tuesday morning General Averill
effected crossing under a fire of sharp-shoot-
ers placed in rifle pits on the opposite shore.
The rebels had so INSTRUCTED the approaches
to the Ford that our men had to enter the
river and cross by file. 1t was dangerous
undertaking, but accomplished by our men
without serious loss. As soon as the opposite
shore was reached, they charged on the rifle
pits, and captured the whole rebel force sta
toned there. The enemy soon advanced with
heavy column of cavalry, supported by ar
,tillery Our line of battle was formed so that
the 9th O.. V. G. was on the left. When the
rebels were within about fifty yards Captain
Barrett, who had command of our regiment,
ordered forward, when the whole regiment
moved forward as one man, and charged with
their sabres. The rebels were broken and
routed. Then game a hand-to-hand conflict,
in which much personal bravery was exhibit
ed. All did well-itis is useless to individual
lie. Other regiments behaved equally as
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

TN pursuance of order of sale made In the Probate
Court of Portage County, Ohio, by the Hon. Darius
LYMAN the Judge thereof, the 26th day of March,
1863, the undersigned will sell at public the
highest bidder, the premises in Randolph, Friday
May lst 1868, sb o'clock NJ. of said dsv the fol-
lowing real estate of Benjan Sebre deceased, to wit
The north art of lot No 81 in Randolph in said
bounded north aud by the lot lines. and
by line parallel with the iue, and far enough
therefrom TO contain hundred acres, less.
Appraised at s..
Also piece in lot No. Al in said township, be
ing the southeast of said ol bounded
south by the lot nes by land of Jason LOOMS and
north by line parallel with the south line, and far
Ign therefpm to contain twenty-five acres,
less Appi ai>ed ut s.
The undersigned will sell urn and such parts
she above real estate they deem advisable, and give
credit portion os The purchase money exceeding
two wears. Terms made known more particularly on
day of sale. JOSEPH Nj. SEBRELI.
and JOHN HEACOCK,
-.as Admrs. of Benjamin Sebrell.
By Q. P. Brown, their Atty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

"a WHOLE NAeoR."'--At. a recent negro
celebration, an Hishman stood listening to
Frederick Douglass. who was expatiating up
on Governments and Freedom, and as the or
ator came to period from the highest poeti-
cal flights the Irishman said: So.
Bedad, he spakes well for a nagor." b aa
Don't you know" said one, "that he is
not negro? he is only a half negro.
T "only half mayor, is he? Well, if a half
mayor can talk in that style, Pm thinking a
whole mayor might beat the prophet Jeremi-
ah." a.qse
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
B Rim FL ED.

The Unionists of Brimfeld have put in
nomination the following excellent ticket, to
be supported on Monday next:
+ UNION TIeKET.-For Trustees Freeman
Underwood, George L. Sawyer, Elbridge G..
Moulton. For Clerk Philip Boosinger-
For Treasurer; Sylvester Wolcott. For As
SCISSOR; Hiram Ewell. For Constables; Lee
roy NJ Chapman, Lewis M. Sherman.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

"ALL-FooL's DAY."-The first of April
has arriyed-the day of whimsical, practical
Jokes. The origin of the customs, incident
to April L, is in dispute, but many contend
that these g All-fooPs Day - frolicks are
clearly traeeable to practices recorded in the
Old Testament Apochraphy, in the Second
Book of Esdras, the 18th chapter, from the
11th to the 10Th verses, inclusive-where the
mel, $50 a eFt1tF1Tef ef7 E
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

HAVE YOU SEEN those new and beautiful
PRoToaRAPHIc ALBUMS at the Ravenna Book
Store-richly embossed Turkey Morocco bind
ing-and really cheap for the quality, in spite
of the times? If you have not seen them,
be sure and take look at them soon, for they
are going off very rapidly.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
WE. REGRET to announce that Hon. o. P

WE REGRET to announce that Hon. O. P.
Brown is in precarious state of health. He
has been afflicted with tumor on his shoul-
der, back of his neck, for three or four years
past. Three times he has had it cut.out, only
to have it comesforward again. 1t is now
larger than ever, and increasing very pain
fal, and fl sh and strength are failing him.
Another surgical operation is to be performed
this week by DR.. Thayer, of Cleveland
The most liyelysinterest is felt in the result
mot unmingled with painful apprehensions.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

RAvENNA has not tenements enough for
rent, to accommodate the families seeking
residence here = consequently. some who
would locate here, are obliged to seek houses
elsewhere. This is unfortunate. Some have
expressed the opinion that Ravenna would
add one-third to its population in the next
six months, if there were tenements to rent
sufficient to supply the demand.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
AdaitionaI evidence

REEpsnuRea, Wayne County. o.. July 27. 1859.
DR c. W. RoBAcK- Dear Ser. I have been afflicted
fer about eighteen years. with Rheumatism in my lef
teh and sfp, and hat time baye trsd great many
remedies and at considerable expense, without much
lief short time since, induced by your sgent in
this placed Griadle TO try rour Scandinaxiai Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier. and happy say that OBJ
tanned reef from them than fam any other mesi
cine ever used believe that the continued Of
-. s.' Yours, &C. '''' :, C. MARTIN.
March ~ s3ss. ~