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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
Spring in England.

Oh. TO be in England,
Now that April's there,
And whseve wakes in England
Sees some morning, unaware,
That the lowest boughs and the brushWood smear
Ronnd the elm tree bole are in tiny leaf,
While the chafinch sings on the orchard boush
an Ia after April, when May follows,
and tn. whitethroat builds and all the swall Lows
Harki where my blossomed pear tree in the hedge
Iaans to the field, and scatters on the clover
pIosssms and dewdrops-at the bent SPRAYS edge
THAT'S the wise thrush; he sings each song Twice
over, ,.,ra
Lest you should think he never coulo fecsp'uie
The first fine careless rapture
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

GARIBALD1's HEALTH IMrRovING.-The
health of Garibaldi is thus reported in a
letter from Caprera, dated April Sd: 81
am happy to inform you that during the
last fortnight very considerable anchor
alton has taken place in the Generals
health. The rheum stisn has disappeared
completely, and his wound is healing reg.
ularly. In fact, consider that the wound
is approaching its termination.n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

REPORTED AL1vE.-A letter has been
received from Texas by gentleman in
New York, which states that Lieut.. Rem
shaw, who was reported to have been
killed by the explosion which destroyed
the WesDSezd during the engagement in
Galveston Bay, is alive and residing at
Renshsw, Texas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

"VoTING WITH WILL''-How Sol.
DER FEELs-We have been permitted to
make an extract from private letter from
soldier of Hooker's army, to gentleman
of this city, whom the writer had request
ed to see that the returns of the vote of
his company were correctly made OUT
BE says:
eve would not have one cast out on
account of any defect arising from negli-
gence of the inspectors, for any considers
ton. The boys voted with will and
with determination to do ali in their
power to make those black hearted trail
tors (copperheads) bite the dust. rejoice
with I'll that they. were completely whip
ped, Though | WISH the home vote had
condemned them as emphatically as the
army vote. 1t would have been far more
creditable to my State. What glorious
thing it would be if the people of Wiscon-
sin and the other loyal States as mass,
had the same feeling about sustaining the
| Government and crushing out this wicked
rebellion as the soldiers who have already
spent nearly two years of hardships, amid
fighting and blooGsbed. But never fear,
the time is fast approaching. The Gov.
eminent will soon have the machinery in
running order, Old Abe (God bless him)
at the wheel, and I'll warrant he will run
those copperheads through by the hun
dred at a grist. Would to God we had
| 800 of the Northern traitors in charge OF
| our regiment. Would not they get put
through?
"We had the Governor here one day last
week, he remaining nearly all day. He
came rather Unexpectedly, indeed was in
our camp before we knew anything about
it, but the regiment was soon turned out,
under arms, and the Governor reviewed
us out on our drill ground. After march
ing in review we were formed in close
column, when he made US brief bat very
interesting little promising US (when
the cruel war is over) a happy reception
among the blue lakes of Wisconsin, with
the dear ones at home. What day of
rejoicing that will be to those who live to
see it, but there is rough and rugged
road for all of us to travel before we reach
it,n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

UMy deceased uncle was the most
polite gentleman in the world. He was
making voyage on the Danube, and the
boat sunk. Ny uncle was just on the
point of drowning. He got his head
above water for once, took off lis hat and
said, Ladies and gentlemen, will you
please excuse ne 2" and down he went.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

81 Three Venetians having come to
this country were so dreadfully attacked
with ophthalmis as to lose their sight.
"What can we do with these poor fellows9"
asked surgeon at one of the hospitals.
why" said wag, ''at the worst, we
can set esch of them up as a Venetian
blind.n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
r Mrs. Eunice HAYES died at Milto,

* Mrs. Eunice Hayes died at Milton.
N. H., on the 9th of last March, at the
age of 1O2. She left 10l descendants.
was born on Friday-consecrated to God
in baptism on Friday-married on Friday
moved into Milton on FriGay-her hus-
band died on Friday-and she died on
Friday, as she often affirmed she should.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

e. STEPHEN LooMAs, of Mequon, Wash.
ipgton Co., in this State, was killed the
other day by kick from horse.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

-An advertisement in the Augusta
fGa Co,stitutaosazist of the I'd inst,
offers "$2,5OG for acceptable substi-
tute"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

a NEW NEGRO BRIGADE.-A Negro
brigade has been formed in Gen. LoaAN's
division at Milliken's Bend. 1t consists of
the 1st Arkansas, 9Th Louisiana, and 9th
Louisiana.
There was great crowd of applicants
for positions as officers in these regiments.
The Captains were mainly selected from
Sergeants and Corporals in the Indiana,
Illinois and Wisconsin regiments. Lieut..
VAN Fps YOUNG, of the 18th Wisconsin is
Lieutenant Colonel of the 9th Louisiana.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sette, swritiDg from Millikens Bend, says:
The negroes flock to the standard in
hundreds; they scramble over each other
in their eagerness to be enrolled among
the soldiers of the Republic. Their easy
natures are stirred to their depths and
nothing can exceed the excess OF their
joy. Let Us hear no more of the lying
twaddle that " niggers won't fight
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
Sick and Wounded Wisconsin Soldiers
from Grants Army at st. Louis.

from Grants Army at st. LOUIS
From list of sick soldiers who arrived
at St. Louis Saturday, on the hospital
boat City of Memphis, published in the
Chicago Journal, we take the following
Wisconsin pames:
Chancey Cummins, goth regt.
Andrew Leright, 18th regt.
Jesse Miller, 23d regt.
Orio Hubbard, corporal 18th battery.
L. II. Doolittle, 18th battery.
Henry Rose, sd regt.
VIM. H. II. Washburn, corp. 28th regt.
George Hills, 28th regt.
L. D. Gay, 2Sd regt.
Noel Roshall, 18th battery.
e. Libby, corp. Wis. engineers.
VIM. T. Wheeler, 33d regt.
Geo. Hall, 2Sth regt.
John Clary, Wis. engineers.
Edward Dennis, 18th regt.
Lawton Hawk, 9Th regt.
William Howard, 14th regt.
L. d. Mills, SD regt.
David Hicxox, 9Th battery.
Joseph Ward, 18th regt.
John Mountain, 18th regt.
VIM. NJ. Kirk, 32d regt.
VIM. Damuth, 18th rsgt.
N. W. Thomson, 33d regt.
4. Waggoner, I'd cav. e
Dick Stunstra, I'd cav. Il
Geo. W. Bait, sergt. 2sth regt.
Lewis Londay, goth regt.
Anun Hansson, @, 2Sth, died on she pA'0~e''
buried 1T Mound City.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

Cyrus G. Currier, 21st.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
ns.IIomc Testlmony.--

JoHNsoNvrILE Trumbull Co, o. Sept. 10, '59.
DIR. @. w. RoBAcK---Dear Sirs This is
to certify that was fer eighteen months,
afflicted with extreme debility of tho spine
and nervous system. After reserting to va
rious means, besides employing two cmi,
nent physicians, without any permanent re-
lief, / was recommended to try your Scandin-
avian remedies. By this time | had become
so much debilitaied that ]. could not posi-
bly, raise myself into sitting posture, or
turn from one side to the other without as
sistance, and nearly all hope of my recov-
cry had forsaken me; but your medicines
wero presented to mo, and commenced
taking them; my health began slowly to i'm
prove Immediately, and, although contin-
ued to use your remedies abouttwo months
aud half, continued TO improve until
was restored to good health. Although |
DO not place much confGcnce In medicines
generally, yet consder your remedies in
valuable Respectfully yours,
D. Il. STRICKLAND. /
See advertisomont in another column.
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
PrfParei 6y C0rneIius z. Chfeseman, .M. D.

Prepared BY Cornelius l.. Checseman, M. D.,
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iuDr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep.
NOTICE.
There is one condition of tho female system
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ducing PECULIAR RESULT. Tho con.
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MISCARRIAGE. Such is the Irresistible ten
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Warranted Purely Vegetable, and FREE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions,
which should be read, accompany each BOX =
Price s 90. Sent by mail on enclosing s 90 to
Cornelius L, Choeseman, Box 1881 Pos, Office,
New York City.
Sold BY ONE Druggistin every town in the
United States. ~
General Ageut for the United States.
No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be nd-
dressed. Fer Sale by A. Cook, Druggist. Char.
don, Ohio. 62ld365
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
SiIyer-COafed FEMAI,E PILLS.

GI7HE only certain and safe Remedy for all
u Uterine distractions, ,Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
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These Pills contain no deleterious Ingredients,
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the hnppiest effect in all
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Of this certainty that they should not be tnken
by Pregnant ntFemales, during the frst3 months,
miscarriage is certain to be brought on,l but
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N, B.-Sl,oo enclosed toany authorized Agent,
will ensurepnckage of pills by return Of mail.
c. S. CROSBY, General Agent
Fort Erie, @. W., Buffalo,N Y,
CAUTION, Beware Of Counterieits; the genuine
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son, Huntsburg.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.


Tho Fair held at Mr. ohaset Hall in thiS
place, on Friday and Saturday evenings Of
last week. for tho benefit Of tho Soldiers
Aid Society, was q perfect success. The
Hall was thronged each ovoning, and oil
present wero gralihed with tho oxhlb-
liion, which rolectod much crcditupon tho
ladies who bad provided u. The tables
we're wep fillod and tastefully arranged, and.
with tho Interested crowd around thoni, ro-
minded US strongly Of our County Fairs
We have soon poorer exhibitions In tho
Hall Of tho Gcauga County Agricultural So
cieiy. Many of tho specimens Of the handi
work Of our village ladies wero very fine -
Tho style in which the Hall was decorated,
was much admired, tho evorgroon drapory
and tho pictures on tho walls being no.
ticeabe aud attractive feature of the Fair.
The Tsbleaux had oyidontly been arranged
with care, aud were excellent, bnt, owing to
tie crowd and tho position Of tho stage
could be seon by comparatively fow Of the
audience. Good music was furnished, ,grd
lis, by the Chardon Band, under tho lcador.
ship of Prof seibel. Tho total amount Of
money received at tho Fair, was S229,20
of which slT2,o0 have passed into the haadI
of tho Troasurer Of tho Aid Society, aftei
paying all expenses. Tho prooeeds arc
greater than anticipated by tho most san
guine, and demonstrate the wisdom of hold
ing tho Fair, while they abundantly prov,
those ladies who originated II. and by thel
labors made II what it was, entitled to III,
gratitude and praise of tho soldiers and th,
public. We worId suggest to the bonevo
lent ladies Of other towns that they cat
aid the soldiers in no more efficient monne
than by holding Fairs for their benefit
We hope soon to hear that they arc moving
in the matter.
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S5- The Court OF Common Pleas adjourned
on Saturday last, having been ia session but
four days. The tcrm was worry uuiuter-
csting ono. Three indictments were found
by the Grand Jury, viz, two for assault, and
battery and one for petit larceny. the latter
of which was dismissed. Buttwoj jury casos
were tried, and two divorces grouted.--
No business worthy Of moro particular men,
ton
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

OF a NERVOUS INVALID.
DuUlisEed Tor the benefit, and as a caution, 10
l young msn,and oihers,who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility Early Decay, aud aheir kindred
ailmcnts-suppying tho means Of self cure. BY
one who has cured himself alter being a victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
quackory. BY enclosing postpaid directed en-
yelope, single copies may be had OF the author ,
NAruANiEL MAyFAiR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 6S2yl
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Socks for the soldiers.

From Lieut.. Ford and Captain Mum, of
tha 41st O. ", we learn that tho. members
of their Companies arc much in need of
socks. Capt Mum says,in private letter
which has been shown to us, that there are
some under his command who have been
destitute of socks for months. and that, IL
friends at home will supply them by express,
he will 500 that the charges are paid. Send
on the socks. ~
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Da-We call attention 10 the advertisement Of
Mr.. Cox, Jeweler, Engraver and Manufacturer
of Hair Jewelry. You can have your gold and
silver marked, and jswelry made from the hu-
Ran hoir--w;thont going GU, oftown. He has
some beautiful specimens. -,
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15-We have to acknowledge the honor
of delightful serenade, on Wednesday
evening, by Prof seibel's String Band. The
Band, though but just organized, do credit
to themselves and their excellent leader
May they favor us with thoir melody again
and often. - ~
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na-At the auction at the close of tho
Fair, on Saturday evening last, handsome
pyramid cake, mado by Mrs. l.. J, Randall,
sold to- Mr. Wallace T. Rexford, for RS, 90.
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uninn Musical Assoniatinn

The Union Musical Association will
hold its next regular meeting at Mentor
on Thursday, March 9th, commencing al
O'Clock, A. M. Conductors Messrs
John Little and G. A. Wright.
&c. WELLS, Secretary.
Claridon, Feb. l6.
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IL DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ
MENT IL will not cure everything, as
most patent medicines do. but ii will cnre
positively Rheumatism. Collie. Dysentery,
Teothaehc. Headache, Prlco 10 the Limbs,
Back and Chest or the agent win return
the money. Price 90 aud so cents. De
pot, 56 Ooatlandt street, New York. Sold
BY all Druggists. 6s4w2
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20

ns- Major Wood and lady wore in town the
The present woek. Tho Major hasa recruit
ing furlough of thirty days. Although bis
health is much improved, we regret to
learn that he Tn not yet fully recovered
from the effects Of bis wound.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20

Manufactures OF Hair xeweiry.
TAKES leave to announce that he has tnken
l. the Sale Room over wilkins & Kelley's, op..
posite the Rewsp aper Office, and is now prepar ed
TO execute all orders he should be favored with,
in manner to insure the most perfect satstnc-
ton A Stock Of select Jewciry &c.on sale, for
which he solicts the favor ofan early inspection.
Cbardon, Feb. 2olh, 1862 694u
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Notice 10 Township Troasurers. Il .

THE money due the several townships In Ge.
il auga County. at the February. settlement 70.
the taxes charged for the year 1862, will be ready
for disli ibution, on and atier Wednesday, Feb
18th. Saie G. Q. FIELD, Couuty Auditor,
Chardon, Feb. l2th. le63ap' 683n
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.NoTICE.--Tho undersigned would respectfully

announce to the citizens Of Ceurdon and vicinity.
tina, having been disabled and discharged by ren.
son OF a wound received in the service OF the
Government, and heing unable TO work at his
trade, he has established Grocery Store at the
Center ofChardon. He would be happy TO ac.
thing in his line
9SJ- All kinds OF produce taken in exchange,
3. N. WATROS
Chardon, February 26,h, 1868. 6s4tf
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= Gg-Read the Advertisement of WATsoN's
EEvRALGIA KING in another column.
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NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CGLoREDl
MAP or THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS AND. NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surveys. completed August 10th,
1862 cost $4,000 TO engrave IL, and one.y ears
time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell and sells sat the low price OF 50 Cents
Ii is not only County Mop, bat il is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Canadas combined in
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION.
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or fnun 50 10 IS per
day, and will lake back all maps that cannot be
sold, and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass well, fur
nished all our agents.
Wanted Wholesale agents Tor our maps in
every State, CaliIornia, Canada, France, En-
gland and Cuba; Aforiune may be made with
few hundred dollars capital No CompeHhow.
J. I. LLOYD ID, No. l6f Broadway, N Y. \
TheW Department uses cur Map OF Virgin
ia, Maryland and Pcnnsyyonia--cos sl00 600,
on which is marked Antietuuf Creek. Mar yond
lights Sharpsburg. Willinmspori Ferry, Rho.
rersville, Noland's Ford, and all others on tie
Potomac, and every other place in Maryland.
Virginia and. Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
fLOYD'S
! TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA. g. ILLINOIS,
Is lHo Oll1 mummy octl DuSlt uuA hit " at
Department. iuoney refunded to any one find.
ing an error in it Price so Gents.
From the Tribune, Augusta.
"LJOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY T.
Ian D and PENNSY LYANIA--T Tbs Map is
veiy large; its cost is bat 2j cents and IL is fhe
best that can be pnrthased" fsee
LLOYDS GREAT MAP or THE MlSSIS-
SIPPI RlYER--FIom Actual Surveys by Gapts.
Bart and VIM: Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots
Of St. Louis, Mo-, shows every mans plantation
and owners name, from ST. Louis, 10 the Gull OF
Mexico u ,350--every sand bar, island, landing
town and ali places 20 miles back from The river;
colored in Counties and Statess Price, One Doll
lar in sheets. So. pocket form, and $3.50 on lin
en-, with rollers Ready Sept 10th.
! NAVY DEPT, WASHINGTON, Sept. 18th, 1862.
]. Il. LIoYD-Sir Send me your Map Of the
| Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies
Rear Admiral, Charles H, Davis, command'g the
Mississippi Squadron, Is authorized 10 purchase
as many as arerequircd for use of that squadron
| GIDEON WELLES, Secy OF the Navy.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
Notice.

TEHE Undersigned has been duly appoint-
cd and qualified as EKeeator Of The Es-
tate Of Eli Judd, deceased. lasesof Hunts
burg Township. Geauga County. Ohio.
ft rs !, LEVI, w. JUDD, Erseuto<.
HrSgspyRa Jan. 2sa 1868, 6slws
RTOTicE.- .--The undersigned have been duly d
Il pppciated and qualified as adminisfratofn et
tha estate ni jonathan P Bartholomew. decd,
late OF Auburn towaship, GsAugH Soc q.
MARY BARTHOLOMEWa -,
CORWIR BARTHOLOMEW.
Auburn, Feb. eSsb, is6s,' eSswss
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Claridon, Feb. l6.

0TA correspondent from Thompson sends us
list the deaths that have taken place, of per-
sons belonging TO that township, during :he past
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Burton Academy.
j. B., CORR Principal.
Mrs. E. g. CORY Preceptress
TIME SPRING TERM Of this school will com.
Il mence on
TUESDAY, March loM, 1868,

and continue twelve weeks.
In addition TO the branches usually taught,
there will be, without extra charges, classes in
Book keeping, Vocal Music, and in Geography,
singing from Outline Maps.
We shall endeavor 10 make the new Boarding
Hail seminary OF good manners, and of moral
and social culture. ~
The Ln1es Of the Institution will receive
course oilaniiar lectures upon the subjects Of Et
iquette, Prophecies Of Conduct, and Rindred top
les, There are in connection with The School,
two Literary Societies for the benefit of students,
Board can be hnG at the boarding Iiall,a from
Sl,00 to 81 so per week. which MAJ be paid in
provisions. Rooms for sef-boarding or other
wise, furnished or unlprnished, can be had at
from 81 so 10 $3.50 per tenn, x
TUITION. eH ta4.
Common BraAches.,,. 90
2 Higher Branches. ....--....a $50
Languages. ....-. ,.....',..' 400
Wiring $50 lessons). )..'.;,.., 100
Incidentuls ......'.'.'... ',25 sFrn
Miss Anna Crane win give lessons in lnstrii.
mental Music Terms, SO 90 per scholar. 3
0J-No deduction made for absence for less than
hall term, unless in ease OF prouacted illness
All bills must be settled, At least two weeks be-
fore the close OF the term. A portion OF the etp-
dents can pay part of their expenses by work
ing an hour or two each day, and on Saturdays.
Burton, Feb, 10th, 1861 20 Vea 6s4i
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Assignee's Notice.

tEsxIE Probate Court of GBauga County.
has ordered that dividend of 80 per
cent be paid on all claims Of Henry II. Har-
ris that have 6eon presented TO and allowed
by the assignee. payable at Mulberry Cor.
ners, on and after the 18th day of Decem.
Der. i o. LYMAN, Assignee
Of Henry IL. Harris.
December 18th, 1852 q ~
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DlpLarnE,r o inE IsTfaloa,

NhtDinEtong ~. w fth Eepg 4ouus j
Sz; havo ussd your Pulls In my general aud hospllai
practice since yon made then aud cannot hesitate to
say they are the bszt ea.hAzte employ. Their reg
latng action the liver IA quick aud decided,
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of that organ. Indeed, have ssld0m foand ef
bos diss obstinate that 1t did not readily yield 70
them. Efaternaily yours, ALONz0 BALL, NJ D.,
I7hurfcid,, of The Marina Hosuial.