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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
Cyrenius Beers, De.f4ddnt in Error.
Error to Superior Cour- or Chicago.

Ss'en'es DeeEsi D.Ie7iudNt IN error.
Error to Superior Cour or Chicago,
Whereas the said John c. De-iiler has a writ
OF error from said supreme Court, TO "A jady
m -nt obtaBed by said eyre Beers, agaist said
John G Deshier, in said Superior Count OF Chicago,
which said writ OF error s pending Supreme
Court; and whereas, writ OF scare f,cias has been
duly issued herein returnsble The first ray o. the
term OF said Supreme Court, to be holden at Ut-
tswa, in said State, the FIRST Tue day the third
Monday in April next, according to law whereas
also. appears by AFFIDAVIT, Tie in the Clerks office
OF said Supreme Court, that the said Cyreus Beers
has gone OF the State OF Illinois process
be served upon hin, aad That on dae inquiry,
diligently made he cannot be found within SAID stat.
OF Illinois:
Now therefore, you the said Cyreuius Beers said
defendant in error, whose non residence appears
as Aforesaid are hereby notified TO aud appear be-
fore the Ji.stices of sand supreme Court al e mex
OF said Court, to be holden at OTTAWA. ~ sad
state, the first Tuesday after the third Monday iu
Apr next,to hear she record and proceedings GIT
into aid sGpT Court 81 said Crt of error
and tie assigned. i! you shall see ht aud ldr-
th-r 70 10 and rec:ve what said Courr shai order in
thu. behalf.
Dated this i3th day Of February, ,D 1853.
tAticstl LELAND, CterS.
VA G. HETS0LDs, AT 'yf,r PLI. az terror.
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Tcrfumcry ana soaps.
UBIN'S Extracts Colognes, Extracts, Toilet Soaps
PUTS, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &C., &c.
ocS E.. GRIGGS
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kAHxsEEE Co-NTT.

Hirt.;ya Eo. Il csuIrises TIE towns o. Kanlakee,
Eua.bdLuais. N4u;-u. and Er-tvii e. Assistant Az
s--sor T. u. Bean. "fIr- at Kansak-e cry
piCLsi.n No - compress rae tos n o. Nsmeuce,
Ganier, Aroma, ST Auue. SIMMER and yellow Head.
Assistant As.rs-r jane ChalL-a .ee a. tiu-4suc-
Lirtrto1 No j. -ri,ss t.- trBu- % Lex. 50
liza. l. limestone. horton. Pc, a-J GEO A----aa;
As..ssoE --sr5 Lane sl.- o. L--s.o-=. post o.
f-e - Ks-a -ale- t.;T.
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Dr. PACE CnrNTY.

Dictsion No. IL comprises the town. Of Wayne Adj
olson BlocIniu gGat- cid and Nzci vile Assist
Assessor Jy-epk Mcconnell. Office 81 T4En-r.
Dfs4iDy No. u rise, the towns % lyle Milton
Wheaton, 0aIcv al Wheaton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Supreme Cour. within and for
the ih'rd Grand Division of said state.
Lemuel Barton, Jonathan Barton. Simeon Barton
Itdint!1s Error,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.

Adyices from Tullahoma, Tenn. on Mon
day morning, state that portion OF General
F}osecran army has succeeded in crossing the
Elk river, and st last accounts was pursuing
tten. Bragg army, with every prospect OF
capturing their wagon train and rear guard
Zen. Sherman occupied Winchester on Mon
DAY. The Federal loss during the campaign
has been between four and five hundred killed
and three hundred wounded, The Contcder-
ate loss is supposed to be double as many, be-
sides one thousand taken prisoners.
It appears from the adviees received from
Port Royal, that there are to be no active
operations in the department OF the South
this summer there not being troops enough
20 warrant General Gilmore in assuming the
offensive. The ram Atlanta has been
thoroughly oyerhauled, and naval board has
been holding survey on her, but it IS consld-
cred doubtful whether she will be pronounced
seavorthy. Colonel Montgomery y expedition
had returned from St. Simons island, no fur
Their incursons on the mainland having been
made. The defences of Folly Island are COM
plcted. 4 Monitor has been stationed IN Sto-
10 river to prevent the passage OF Conteder-
ate iron clad reported to be up the river pre-
Da1ing to come down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
a1ing to come down.
4 MESSAGE FROM PRES. DAVIS.

The facts detailed below were IN our possess
ion on Saturday evening, and we retralned
from their publication only because it was IN
timated to US that their publicity was not de-
sired. They have appeared in the New York
Herald. however, and therefore We need have
no further hesitation about laying them be-
fore our readers, reducing the Herald's state
ments to the terms in which it was commun~
Gated to us: On Saturday, the 4th inst, the
Confederate gunboat Dragon came down the
James river with flag Of truce. Acting Rear
Admiral Lee sent up an officer to meet 1t,
when it was ascertained that Alexander ii.
Stephens and Commissioner Guild were on
board. They represented that they were the
bearers Of an important letter from Jefferson
Davis to Abraham Lincoln and requested
permission to proceed to Washington III the
Dragon and present the letter to Mr.. Lincoln
in person. They declined to reveal anything
further in relation to their mission Admiral
Lee refused to allow them to pass, and they
returned to the place from which they start
elf WashiDgton Chron.
4 bslloon with five persons in it assembled from
Boston on the afternoon Of Saturday last, and
descended at Pennington; n. H., on Sunday
evening.
The Sisters Of Charity turned out at Get
tysburg, on Saturday, and proceeded to the
various hospitals to relieve the sick and Woun-
ded. They were accompanied by the Rev.
Father of their church.
A young man named William ". Austin,
clerk, has just been held to bail in fifteen
thousand dollars in Boston for robbing his en-"
ployer. The whole amount of money obtained
by Austin was ST., 800, nearly every dollar Of
winch ne had squandered in the most reck
less and foolish manner. He has made full
confession.
Mr.. Nallandigham has arrived at Halifax, IN
steamer from Bermuda.
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=7TI77ERATTLE or LAST FRIDAY.

the n Y Tribune:
"On Friday morning at o'clock, Slocum
line opened terrific fire on EWell 8 men, 1he
enemy responded in mo st furious charge, 1o1
which mode of fighting they are justly celebra-
ted, The fighting on Thursday on the lett,
where Longstreet and Hill fought with most
terrible desperation for three hours, and the
subsequent battle on the right by tWell, were
REGARDED BY the Oldest officers in the Amy as
the most obstinate and deadly contests OF the
war; Officers and men lay in fearful numbers
But the enenys charge in response to $40
GUMS fire seemed ten times more furious
With fendish yells and such contempt OF
death during six full hours, they hurled their
solid masses against the we'll defended hnes.-
The national troops stood like wall OF fire.
Nothing during the war has equalled this
six hours of carnage. In front OF Grang's po-
sition we're more dead than the number
Of the entire list OF casualties in the 18th corps.
The dead were lying literally in heaps, many
hit in all manner of degrees, from clean shot
through the head to bodies torn to pieces by
exploding shells.
AT two O. clock on Friday afternoon Lee
opened line of artillery fire from about 100
guns, concentrated against Cemetery Hlll and
the position along the centre, held by the
Second and part of the First Corps.
The firing was responded to by all the bat
teries on the hill, and then ensued three hours
Of cannonading unsurpassed in incessant fierce
ness by any artillery battle on this continent
The sight and sound were aWfully sublime
The hills trembled beneath the percussion
The sound flied the heavens, and nature, asslt
were, stood still to contemplate the scene.
Horses were shot down by scores, gun car
riages were demolished, pieces dismounted,
caissons exploded, whole batteries were swept
away, and cannoniers and officers killed and
wounded in numbers almost incredible. No
less than fifteen caissons were exploded on the
heights, and two regular batteries on the
right Of the cemetery we're completely demol-
ished.
Gen. Howard's headquarters were in the
cemetery, and were raked in atearful manner:
men fell all around him, but himself and staff
escaped.
The silent abode of the dead was made the
theatre of deadly conflict. Tombstones and
beautiful monuments were demolished; great
holes were torn in the earth by the explosion
Of shells, and the surface checkered with fur
rows
The enemy were driven back over the fields
with great slaughter. The enemy then with
drew from the field, and the battle ended
The slaughter on both sides has been terri
bic. Fifteen thousand will scarcely cover the
casualties in killed and wounded in the nation
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JOHN T. COOKE, :

JOHN r COOKE, oorp
CHEAP FAMILY G4nJ 0sgTTREEIs,
CORNER PITT AND PKlSNG os J. 2 and .
TTAS constantly on mana berrels, and kl's
IL Mackerel, in barrels, nSl smoked HsslllL D0t.
Saline n, Potomsc HeffG5ns,l al Beef. A 3. NV
S :5: 55$$ +: $! s ID ;$ $
sosn shfs Of goods f"s o sy supplies
examine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08

About twenty-three runaway slaves were ar
rested on Wednesday night last in Prince
Georges county, on their way to Washington.
Among this number fifteen belonged to Gene
raj George II. Stewart, of Baltimore, and the
residue respectively to Messrs Thomas and
James 3. Iglehart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08

ICEl ICE!! G pEojR!TLAND
s7ss oa opp is 2s ;ai at % Hs5s rd H3p's s
their l,0 orders. Win hayeit DELIVERED D'
from wagon = Henderson,
NH 27-tf I. y. 1---------
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
The Great French Remedy,
Madam B0igin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COatpd FEMALE PILLS.

1T!iE only certain and safe Remedy for ali
u Uterine Obsruclions, N"uihly Difficulties lr.
rcgnlariiies. and all other diseases to which the
~ohaa, wtie aud mo,,icr. is pecHharly liable
These Pills contain no dea,cr;o.,s ,nyteJjrnis
mi are sale and crrlain in their action. They
vili be iound to exoft the happest effect in il
cascs of Pro'npsus Uleri, in Lcucorrhca or tho
Whites; they will he found the easiest and mo,
ccrtnin cure that can he found. il is on acconr,
OF this certainly that they should no, he taken
ny Pregnant Females, t@aring he frsi3 months,
Nm'scdrr'aRe IS certain to he brought on, but az
o'her periods their use is perfectly safe .
~ 30 enclosed tommy authorized Agent
w"i ensure pnekage oi pills by return Of mail.
Z. $. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie.C w. , buffalo, N Y
CAUTION, beware OF Conntns fei,e: the genuine
nave hest Inatufe ol C.CROSBY on the outsid,
wrnpRnr. 4l6
uFFn- s,le hv a Csak, Chard-n: c. s. Field
East Clarilon; c. Z. Treat, Ciai idon; E. Thomp
soa. tIuntsburg .. .....
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IOHN p. WATERMAN will take notice that
y tlUah +. Y"nug,0i the County of Cuyah hnga
ia the State of Ohio, did the 18th day oi July,
a D.. 1868. tle his petition in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas within and iot the Comfy oi Gcaupa
in the State OF Ohio, against the said John T.
Wa'afman. defendant, setting forth that the sa i'd
john L. Waterman gave a mortgage To the said
Elijah +. Young, on lots Nos. 81. So and So, in
village OF parkman in the County OF Gtuuga, to
secure The payment OF $50, according 10 certain
notes referred to in said mortgage, and pra, ing
that the said John P. Waterman may pay said
sun, nou claimed te be due, with interest annu
ally, st6 per cent from the first day oi Septem.
her, ls6 on the first note OF $50, which WIS Civ.
ea A prii 18th, 1860, mud was due pril lsl 1866
and with interest annually at 6 per cenl.. itou,
tbe 18th day oil April, 1850, the second aud I'd
notes OF $50 each, which were given A pill 18Th
1860 and the second due April LIST, 1869, and tn,
third due April lsr. 63 Also the taxes charged
on said land tor the years 1866. 1861 aud iSb2
with intoIest on that oi 60 and 1861, from De.
cemher 2Ulh 1861 and with interest on ihai e
1872, from January l6th 1861 or thai the snid
premises may oe sold to pay the same, and the
sand John 7. Waterma, is notified that he is re
quired TO appear and answer snid petition on or
before the 3D. Saturday after the 5lh dry ot Sep
tember. ELIJAH +. YOUNG,
f.. by Creui Il llesler, his At'ys
July 27th, 1868. sar..-. Faa7 7o1w6
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Notice.

To Harris Soars, Grandson Sear.s, Nadieat,
Scntls, Philo Searls aRi Henry Scaris, heir:
NJ law ot Stepl ep Scaris deceased.
V on are hereby noiifcd that. Oh the Sd day ol
4 August, A ID 1903. |, ns Administrator o
the eGute Of S'ppl cn Seorls docenscd. filed pc
,i'inn III ihc Probate C0utt oi Geaugl County
OHIO, alleging ,hnt the personal state OF sni) dc
ceased Is inNntii ient TO p'y his debts legncles
aud the charges ot Administering his estate; that
he dicd seized an Zee simple OF the following des.
crib, d real estate, siaa,ed in the Ceguty al &C.
auga aud State OF Ohio To wit; Known as past ot
l.ni /, Parker Tract. U,iubden to~nsnie. and
bounded North by land owned by Bahama Carl.
ton; East Ivy the STATE Road; .S,Sih by land
ssned by David Smith mud G. b Gridcy; and on
the West by land of WiRinm e. Cridlcy aad Ba.
hama Corlion; containing iariy.ninc nc-es OF
land, excepting nb,at one hs|l acre OF land 40 W
occeplcG tor n School House lot.
That Stephen Se,rls died leaving PAMELA
Searls his widow, and that she is not emitted to
dover in the above dcsri ibcd premises il having
been OF and assigned to her in other Ia nds he
longing To sAid estate Aud ikat The FOL owing
named persons, as his heirs Mt law, hold The next
estate Of inheritance in said premises, to vii
Harris Searls, Grandson Searls, Maui son Searls.
Henry Searls Lucinda King. Harriet Searl..
Marvin Scarls, Philo Searls, and Ambrose
Senrls.
The prayer cl the petition is for an orier nu.
shorZlng We. as Adnnnistra'er of snid Stephe ,
Srarls, deceased, to sell said premises tor the
payment 81 ,he debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will lie tor hearing on the loth
day of September 1864, At 20 e'rinck, Cnr.soon
or Ms soon thereafter as counsel emu te heard
... LEWIS q. MAYNARD,
Administrators OF Stephen Soarls. deceased,
BY CANFlELD u SMITH,
Attorneys.
August 4, 1858. 7uSw'
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Hon. 0 P. Brown.

Hon. o. L. Brown. ot kavcnna, whn. q
fow mocths SINCE for the third or fourth
time, had largo tumor removed from his
back now in Chicago, undergoing medical
troatmcnt foe suothor, Which We learu IL
larger than any with which he has hefor,
boen afflicted. Ills case is certainly yer,
distressing one, aud caunot but elicit tn,
sympathy of all his numerous friends. -
Meanwhile. We are glad to notice that ;h'
Union men of Portage have manifested
their confidence in hun by nominating hin
by large majority for the office of P,obat,
Judge, to which no will, of course, DO elected
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Sunday School Gel bratinn.

Inc Goauga County uplon S. y. Con.
vention ~ accordance with ,ho yu,o of tho
co. y. 3 u"ion. will bo held in Burton. a,
,no Fair Gronnds. on SATURDAY.. August
ss',. exercises commencing at II u'clock
A. W. Addresses may bo expected from
ffof' Rhodes, at Hiram Eclectic Institute
ana othofs, Singing by tho children will
DO i"lrrsperscd. S. s. Supurintendents
teachers. scholars. and all interested in the
eauSe' arc cordially und earnestly invited to
% present n' the time sppointch. lis pro.
posed that each schnel provide tho upcrssa.
ry refreshments Tor it's own use. Ampl,
tablo accommodations will bs furnished by
the Committee OF Arrangements. Lot there
Do soch a gathering as shall delight and on.
courage the friends nf Sunday Schools and
OF tho rising generation.
JOHN NICHOLS. Cor. Sec'v.
Geauga Cu ,. s Union.
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INTERNAL REVENUE!
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons con
: Y cerned, that the lists, valuations a nd enune
ratons made and taken within the County oI
Geauga, in the Stale OF Ohio, under tho Act enti.
tied IAN act to provide internal re venue to sup
port the COVER nnenr aud 10 pay interest on tie
pubic debt" approved July |, 1852, aud the Act
amendaiory thereto, approved March 3, 1868,
may be examined at the Office of f.. v Garfield
in the township OF Chardon, in snid County oI
Grnuga. for fifteen days from and intending the
fifth day OF August, 1868, between the hours Ct
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 3 o'clock l.. NJ. of ench da v
Appeals will be received and de lermncd rela
tive 20 any erroneous or excessive valuations or
enunera lions by the assistant Assessors, A. the
Court House. in the township Of Chardon, on the
2Olh day of August, A ID. 1868.
All appeals must be made in writing and sprci.
fy the particular cause matter or hing respecting
which decision is isIequested, md must also state
the gronnd or principle of inequa icy or error
complained OF.
..' HORACE Y. BEEBE,
A SCISSOR 18th Collection District oil Ohio
Ra VIENNA, August LIST, 1863. 705w
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eST The Cheese Trade of Geauga Co. for
1868. exceeds that of any previous year.
tories in the County. two of which, viz.
chose OF J, Randall and Budiong & Stokes,
arc located in this p!aco. We boIiose there
is no County in tho State whore so much
IN oney is annually expended in the mann.
L,cturo. purchase and transportation OF
choose. With dairymon going to and from
the Choose Factories, our streets, every
night and morning, present the appearance
of tho "milky way" Tho prosperity ofthe
County is much enhanced by this important
branch of business.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

james airbnnki fnonhn
The heirs OF John Howard, tConu OF Common
deceased, and the heirs OF Pleas, Gcauga Co
John williams deceased, Ohio.
tlaniifs.
THE said defendants, the heirs Of John How.
1 urd. deeeascd mud the heirs OF John " IL.
iams, deceased, are hereby notified lllni on the
2Sth duy Vi July, A. D. 1863, sad plpinliH James
Fairbanks filed in the Office OF the lcrk ot said
Court, his certain peiiti1n against said defend.
nnts, alleging that. oR the sd, day of November,
ID 1913. ie the said plaintiH -n'errd ipto a
contract IN writing with said John Howard and
John Williams, then in lnl! lie by their Altor.
hey in fact, Samuel Cowles. by tho terms Of
" Iicn said CONT act the sald Howard and vii.
Hams bsrganed ard sJld. and agreed to convey
by good aud sufficient deed, to the plaintiff tho
following described tractor lot o laud aud prem.
tses sitsuted tn Troy township ouniy VI Geau.
ga. aud Sinie oi Ohio. being one hundred a. es
IN section 10 in said township, bounded ives and
MOI ~ by tho section ines, east NY the center al
the Cuyahoga liver and south hy limo para tI
win said nor,h boundary, aud containing oie
hundred neSes ot hr,i.
That SAID plaintiff has pail in full the purchase
money, with all Interest nccruimz on sud con.
tract, which onIiled said plaintiff To u a'ed o
SAID premises. ...
The further nvcrments OF SAID Ie eiiiion are ,hat
u'e plniniiiI is enilkd to n goi'd end snfic
deed ol said premises from said deiei.dants. That
saiJ Williams deceusid in the State OF Coaaecii i.
cat, alter The m'king Of SAID contract.
That sriJ John Howard died in Massochusell.
IN The winter Ut lSi9 aud 20.
Said defendants are further notified II ST, us'css
they answer said petition on or oeforc the Sd da,
Of October, A. y 1868, the came will be taken
as confessed, aud judgment tcr dc,el accordingly y
CANflELD e. SMITH,
7osw5 -- Plaintiff Au'ys.
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aSNo. 8 of Harper's Pictorial Hi.tor,
NJ Ms Great Rebellion is on our table
Ih's No is devoted to "Tho Uprising a,
the NORTH (contiuusd,) and, like Nos.
and 2, (,he only preceding ones We have re-
eei'ed,) profusoiy and appropriately illus
'rated. When completed, this hi. .ory will
bsa great and truly invaluable work. The
prloe Of each number is rs cents, which 4,
worry low, consideriug the amount of read.
log matter and the number and character o,
the illustrations 1t contains. VIII the pub
fishers send Us Nos. aud 4, which We
have failed to receive,
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Ey The List of Premiums of the Gt

EyThe List of Premiums of the Ge
auga Free Agricultural Fair, to be held
at Clar;don, on tie 921, e3i sad 24'h
days of September. will appear 10 ou'
oext issue. 1t would have been published
earlier. had not the delay been unavoiI
able. Oue year ago. when the Society
after most of the arrangements were com
p,eted, decided. from patriotic motives
10 hold no Fair, we said that. this year,
when we hoped the war would be ended.
they would merit better one than ever
The war still continues. yet we have nc
doubt the Fair Ejll bs worthy Of th.
Society.
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EFWe regret TO learn II aa Col. W. R

EFWe regret to learn Ihaa Col. W. R
Tol!es, Of the lO5'h Regimeot. is sick Al
his home in Burton. We ,rxst he will
soon be res'oned 10 health, and 70 .te
Regiment. which can lily afford 10 lose sc
good an officer. The Warren Chronicle
states that the Regiment is. AZ present,
commanded by Major George T. Perkins.
and that its address is Josh Regimeni,
I'd Brigade, 4!h Division. ID h Army
Corps.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prrpareiby Corneiius J.. Chrrsman. N ID.
NEw YoRK CRY.
The combinations oi Ingredient, in these Pill.
are The result OF long and extensive practice -
They ars milJ IN their operation. aud certuIn in
correcting IL ,rregulnriIics, rninluI Menstrua,
lions, removing oil obsructiuns, whether from
cold or otherwise; Headache. Pain IN tile Side
Palpituton nj the Heart. Whites, ali Nervou,
Affections, Hys'erics, Fatguc. Pain in lhc Back
aud Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which atiss
from interruption Of nature,
To MARRIED LADIES,
DR., Cheeseman's rh1s ntc inynIunh'e rs the,
viii bring on the Monthly Period witk resuiaf
ity. Ladies whohavo been disappointed IN the
ia Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE
There is Que condition nf tho foma'e systea
in which the i'itls cannot be tat cn without pro.
ducing ii PECULIAR RHNUIT The con
dlinn referred TO is PREGNt Nr T. the result.
HISCA RRIiGE. Such is he irresistible ten
dency OF the medicine to restore the Sexual func.
tion- To normal coudi;ida, that even therppro.
dactive pswrr ut nature cannot ress, 1t.
Warranted Purely Vegetable. aud FIR EE
from anything Injurious. Explicit directions
which should be read, accompany each BOX -
Price 81 %. Sent ny mail on enclosing 81 90 ia
Cornelius u. Cheeseman, Box 4 ,53l Post Office
s"lu by ONE Dsuggis, in every town in the
United States.
Il q UUTCHINS.
General Ageui for the United S'atos.
No ia Broadway. N Y,
To whom n|l Wholesale Ordrrs should be ad
dressed. Fer Suls by A Cook, Drugeisi .Char,
don, Ohio. b2id365
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4 CANDID STATEMENT You c.,

4 CANDID STATEMENT. You car
~. procure OF any Druggist in this city
aud vicinity. DR.. Tobias Ycnetian Liument
ltis sur" and speedy cure for sore th'o,t,
headache TO ,thaehe, chronic rheumatism
c,Iic. Groups and pains in the limbs. We
a lviso every one to give il n trial. Tho ex
psnse is n mere trlflu-25 cea,s-and we
arc cohhdont no person will eyer bo with.
out it. Evory family should have u bottle
IN ti,a house in ease af sudden accidents
sueh as cuts. burns, scalds, &c. It's paiu-re
lieSicg dna,itins are miraculous. AS fol
Group. il mas saved hundreds wn have the
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