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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21

The Decnrah House now under the

The Decorah House now under the
SUPERVISE n of Mr. Sleepicr is unqucs-
timably one Of the hess kept Hotels
in the N rthern pa Of the state.
Every thing about the house is in the
best Of order, the rooms airy sweet and
clean, While the table would suit the
taste of the most fasti lious cpicure.
We cheerfully commend the DEBORAH
House and its m ,iel nsst to our friends.
1t is reported that Gen. futile has
accepted the nomination rendered him
Nv the Democratic State Central Com
mittee in place IF Fisher declined; We
have not yet received his letter Of &C.
ccCtancc.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21
SCONILL'S
SarSa pariIIa
AND
STllLlNGIk,
Blood g. Liver
Syrup.

1t is highly recon-.
mended by physicians
to cure tie following
diseases. having o ig-
in in Il disordorei
state of the blood
Scrcfuio. letter O,
Salt Rheum, Scal,i
Head, Ca"ker, Jlcer-
et'o"s and Enlarge.
NETS Of he Joints.
Generous 7umo, S,
Kan g's Ersi. ErySip-
clo&, 81. dnh9ny :
Fare. White S,reiHn es,
Cbst nate Erupt1ons,
Ptn,p,eS on The Face,
Bioiches, Pustuies
Eheuma'iSm, DyspeP-
sta, cat ) SypA'hhc
and Mercuriat AB,ec
tic, sG1e cuytd: Chlo-
ross or Cb>truciI0aS
IN Females, Leucoy-
rhea or HhH~s. are
'eliered hy TIE use Of
this IL d,c,ne.
The me deal prop.
critics Of SarsapsriIl .
n conjunction with
Stillngia are well
known by all medical
men to be the best
compound yet diacov-
cred to cleanse and
| purify the blood, and
| eradicate all hHnors
from the system.
We tavc given the
Recipe to most ply
>l.ians in the country,
that they ma, KIN W
what they are using:
and vii continue to
send it ly mail to
those des .rious OF
knowing the iugred
ents entering int
its c. IMPOSITION, ha,
they may prescribe II
in their practice.
! This preparation
stands at the head OF
the list OF renIsdic.
for curing all Diseases
arising from impuri.
ties in the blood OF
diseased lnatter Turk
ing ia the system,
Thousands who
have used the Sti lin
ga and Sarsaparillt
will testify to its re
markab!c eject il
removing oil i'm puri
ties from their blood
giving tone and v.go1
to the whole luna,
frame, and restoring
a healthy action t.
all the functions .
the body.
The testimonial
received in it's iavo.
from many m mber
of the Medical facul'
ty would, were We t.
publish them, oil .
large volume.
1t is prepared un
der the supervi, on @
o.e Of the old ut an
best practical chem.
lists in the country
(Nr. w. S. Merrill
CINCINNATI 30 as t
insure All uniformit,,
of composition am
purity IN all the III
gradients.
: AS a spring remed
to purify and cleans
the blood. leaving
free from all hume,
and 'mpurity, we as
sert with contide' CT
there is no bette
medicine.
H. SCOV1
: rs Randolph Stree
all orders should he
Sold by Clemmer 4 Nit
Bolles, Button, D. 3. Coin
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21
PHO TOGRAPH ALB UMS

Ofthese we manufacture q great var iety,
ranging IN price from 50 cents to $50 each.
Our I.lbums have the reputation Of being
superior in beauty ad durability to any others.
The sma Ter kinds can be sent safely by mail
at T. postage of six cents per doz
The nore expensive can be sent BY express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21

JOHN DWIGHT & CO,
MArurAc1UER. OF
s. a L. Is Is US.
S"per-Carb Of Soda, &c.,
And Sole Agent in the City of New York
Cream of Tartar substi ute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsFoRD, of uar
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Sono,e.
iUP STAlRS) NEW WORK
The high price which Cream OF Tartar
commanded in 1854, together with the alarm.
ing extent to which its dangerous aduJtcrn.
ton had been carried with other considera
tons, induced the distinguished Chemist
whose name is given above, to commence
what proved to be a long and lahori,us scien.
tlhc research, to discover substitute therefor.
Ills efforts were crowned with abundant sue.
cess, and hundreds OF thousands OF papsJs of
the Substitute have been sold and usel NJ no
the last five years. throughout the UnteS
States and the Canadas
The following true comparison Gifts nature
and the results Gifts use with those of Creum
OF Tart l., will convince the most Inc, cdulous
of its value
cream OF Tartar is a b-tartrate Of Potash
ms Substitute asa simple Phosphate, opd
contains nothing ont rhdt is found ~ bert
STEAK, ana IN corn, rheat and otter fe,eajS
an" Is Me'go'e highly nutritious. II also
mas a hedhh etring '"fuenee end suppl,,s
nay or 'hlch there as a constant demoii in
he system
u his sold for q much less prize than
Cream Of Totar. Ini7y4m2I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21

slt is proper to observe that Judge Bacon,
in politics, 10 II decided republican Il Eds
Jour. of Com.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21
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ORIGIN " NOTICE--Statc Of Iowa Hon.
"Gd Cr"n'p S S.
Mary Clifford
Ira Clifford
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-21

in every loyal state New York
World.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
New York Produce Prices Current,

For lots 0s they orrire from TIE counf5p. Rcportc1
expressly for WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. bp
Mcssrs. w. ~ Mcclure a Co.. strictly f0s,ais-
sioh Merchants. No. go Fulton ~, Ne'c York.
We quote for the week ending July y. As follows:
nI-rnTID 1L--L ~ -...- -. L.
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Second Regiment Heavy Artillery.

Second Regiment Heavy Artillery.
Recruiting for this Regiment is progress
sing very satisfactorily upwards of thirty
men having enlisted at the Recruiting
Office in this place.
Upon a single evening of last week a
squad Of eight men from Champion enlis-
ted in a body. A more intelligent, mus
cular and stalwart set of men we have
never seen. All these men ranged from
FIVE feet ten to six feet two in height
The Examining Surgeon remarked that a
finer lot of men had never undergone an
examination at his hands. Citizens of
Champion are free 10 declare that those
enlisted comprise the very best men of
that place. Some of them have been in
service before-one of whom was severely
wounded at Shiloh and received honora-
bic mention in our columns at the time.
We feel assured all will so conduct them
selves as to deserve like credit. In Artil-
lery service we can boast of our sister
township that she is Champion.
Among the rest we notice the name OF
the Artist. J.. c. Crawford, whose patriot
ic impulses have induced him to exchange
the Studio for the field. Oar best wishes
attend him.
In all probability the Draft will be en-
forced before our next issue and all in
tending to enlist M, act quickly. Let
al III -, ,,lt a., J-,r4;.,,,,,t, c ,Is.
Regiment in another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

Personal.
We were glad to take by the hand,
Or Monday last. Lieutenant John Rob
erts, Of the Sixth Ohio Cavalry. who was
wounded in the fight at Upperville, Va,
where, Il viii be remembered. the Sixth
Ohio and Sixth Regular Cavalry made a
brilliant and successful charge on a rebel
force. Lieut.. Roberts was struck on the
right thigh. the hell passing ~diagonally
downward and coming out on the inside
OF the limb He Is now able to walk
without the AID of crutches, and will no
doubt soon be himself again. lie reports
Lieutenant Henry McQuiston, of the
Sixth Regular Cavalry, who was wounded
in the same engagement. as getting along
finely, and will probably o be able to
coIHe home.
Capt Frank II. Mason, of Gen. Nc
Clernard's staff, isvisitingh his friends. this
week, in Weatbersfeld. The Captain
left Grants army Immediately after the
fall of Vicksburg, and says our army isin
the finest spirits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
The Soldiers Aid Picnic

Held in Orwell, July Sd, was all that
could be desired, and the vast multitude
assembled gave evidence that the cause
was one of common interest.
The Convention was called to order by
the President, and after a very appropri
ate prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Bear, the PEG.
pie listened to a very able speech by S.A.
Northwsy, who is an unqualified I'm.
ion man, and his cutting remarks aroused
the ire of q few enemies of the Admins
tration.
The Committee on Resolutions, APP
pointed by the Chair, were as follows:
Rev. Mr.. Dudley, of Rome;
Bear, of Gustavus;
Wakefield, of Greene;
S. A. Northway, of Jefferson;
Charles Goddard, Conneaut;
Doctor Gilkeson. of Orwell.
The Convention then adjourned to dis
cuss the merits Of the tables, which had
been prepared by the ladies of Orwell
and adjoining townships, which showed
very c~onclusively that their hands as well
hearts were in the work.
4 very beuatifulpyramid cake with the
motto Abraham Lincoln" on one side,
and Victory" on the other, was present
e.. in behalf of the ladies of Orwell, by
Charles Goddard, TO VIM. o. Forrist of
Warren. Mr.. Goddard's speech and Mr..
florists response were patriotic and soul
stirring.
After dinner. the Convention listened
to Il speech by Wan. .. Forrist. Mr.. For
rist is an able man, and his speech was
such as would have done honor to the
halls of Congress.
The resolutions were then read by Mr..
Bear, Chairman of the Committe. They
were as follows:
ReSoire2, That it is the duty OF every 10y
al citizen to appropriate means and de-
wise ways TO the extent of his ability,
for replenishing our sanitary stores.
Rs5olced, That the war must 60 on and
our soldiers must be sustained in the
field until the authority of the Federal
Government be re-established, and our
W beautiful flag floats triumphantly
and peacefully over every State in the
Union.
ResolCed, That in this critical time of our
national affairs, we should lay aside all
party feelings and personal preferences
and henceforth know only one great
party line between those who sustain
and those who oppose the Administra-
ton, between those who rejoice at the
success of our army, and those who re-
.jOice when our enemies triumph.
! ResoEccd, That we have the utmost conf
dence in the good sense and patriotism
of the President, and that we pledge
TO him our earnest support in the
means used for crushing the rebellion.
The Andover Brass Band and three
martial bands were present TO &nliven
the occasion. and their music was highly
complimented by all.
Everything was conducted in good or
der and the result was such as will do
honor the cause. The funds will be dis
tributed among the several townships
that furnished the tables.
The Convention voted that the pro-
ceedings be published in the Ashtabula
and Trumbull County papers.
JOSEPH TINAN. PREs'T.
z. d HoWARD. Sec
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
Berometers, &C.

Mr.. j. C. Van Gorder has shown us g
new Barometer, without the use Of alec
hol or mercury, simple, beautiful and ac-
curate, indicating atmospheric changesOr
an entirely morel principle. Ii Is termed
by the inventor, a Frenchman, the Amer
vid Barometer. Mr.. Van Gorder has al
SO a Weather House Hygrometer, a neat
little cottage, from which a female figure
out in dry weather, and a male fig.
ure in wet weather. Also a figure of q
ZouaEe, who takes of his cap in dry. and
replaces it in wet weather.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Henry Hudson. ct al


Henry Hudson. ct al
IS. In TrumbuIl Common
Benz. F, Curtis ct al Pleas.
By virtue of an order OF sale issued cut of said
Court in the above ease and TO me directed and de-.
iVered, L have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale, at the door Of the Court House ia War
rem, on
Saturday, the Sth day of August. ISs3.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI, and 4o'elOck
P. NJ, Of said day the following described real es-,
tate, to wit: Situate in Rowland Township. in said
county OF Trumbull. being part of a twenty (20)aere
tract OF land purchased by Lucius King, (nOw de
eeased of Dan1 Gilbert. by deed recorded in Book
%. pages $50 and 81. OF Trumbun county records.
beginning IN the center of the road leading from
aTren 10 Vienna, where the east line Of land
granted 10 Isaac ErTet, crosses said road, thence
east along the center OF said road about eight (Sl
rods TO the west line Of baud contracted to Patrick
Danahy, thence south along the west line of said
Danahy 5 land, about ~hlty-One (5l)rOdS TO the north
line of land contracted to Z. Z. HOyt, thence west
along said HOytS north line to the northwest cor
ner OF Hoyts land. thence n~OTtherly by direct line
TO such point in the south line Of said Erret's land
as by following said south line. and east line Of said
Errets land, to the place of beginning. Shall
within the lines aforesaid include three
and one half acres 80 Of land the
said south line of Errets land running betWeeHthe
corn and eOwshed. leaving the barn for the 81
acres and the cOwshed On the Erret land ApraLs-
ed at eleven hundred dollars tSllOOg
JOSEPH G. BUTLER Sheriff.
Sherifis Office. Warren o.. July Sth, 1863.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
Independent Company

An Independent Militar. Company IS
being formed in this place. The enter
prise seems to be quite popular, and the
roll is swelling rapidly in numbers, and
will no doubt, in a few days be up to the
number necessary to secure an organiza-
ton. We hope tAe movement will sue
coed. as it is certainly praiseworthy, and
in every way desirable. Let our citizens,
young and middle-aged men. take an ear
nest hold and carry the scheme right
through without any further delay.
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Half Fare.

The Superintendents of the c. NJ
and A. & G. W. railroads have kindly ar
ranged that persons who may wish to at
tend the Union Mass Convention at this
place on the Sth of August, can come and
return from and to any stations on either
road at half fare. This will be a conve.
nience which we hope the people will
avail themselves of, to hear the distin.
guished gentlemen who are to speak on
that day Let every one that can, pre-
pare to come.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
O G .
Arrival and Departure of Nails.
POST-OFFICE, Warren. O..

YOUNGSTOWN. DALY-Arrives 80 P u; leaves
Ills AN.
CLEVELAND, DAILY-Amives Ills A n: leaves
$50
SALEM, DATLY-Arrives : P NJ: leaves
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-Arrives II AN; leaves >
SHAR0N-Arrives Tues. Thurs and Sat at 1000 A
N; leaves same days at l:S0 P n.
WEST GREENVILLE-Arrives Mon. Wed and
Fridays at 2 P N; leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays at I'm.
Observation-Disclosures Mon, Wed and Fridays
at II n; leaves same days att N.
r BL0OMFIELD-Arriyes Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P II; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays atSAM.
FARMINGI0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays al > p
N: leaves Tues and THURSDAYS at A NJ.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK, HANNASMILLS& c-
Arrives Friday 5 P n; leaves Tuesday $50 A N.
RAVENNA-Arrives Mon. Wed. and Fridays. at
4P N; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays.
at9AM.
ar Mails which leave at or before s A Il are closed
the preceding Eve. at 9 P n. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
G. NJ. ATC Z. VI.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
The Firemen.

The Firemen.
An inquiry has been made through the
Secretary of Mahoning Fire Company,
whether contributing members" of Fire
Companies are liable to poll-tax.
We do not pretend to be versed in law,
but our own opinions, hat none but ae-
the working members are exempted from
polI-tax. We are aware that quite a mum
Der of our citizens joined, the Fire Com
panies as contributing members, II sup
posed they did so, because they were Will
ing to pay one dollar and fifty cents an
nually for the purpose of assisting tokeep
I'D the companies, and afford them en-
couragement. 1t would require but a
small amount of liberality to pay a dollar
and a half to a Fire Company IN lea OF
working two days on the roads, or paying
a similar amount.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
New Route to New York.

See the new R. r. Time Table at the
head Of our local columns this week. 1t
will be seen that a new Express com
menced running on Monday on the Ma
honing r. R., in connection with the A.
& G. W.. which enables passengers from
Cleveland to go through to New York
with only one change of cars at Leavitts-
burg, while passengers from this place,
and other points on the line east, can
reach New York, on n fast, sure linewith-
out a single change.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
The l25th.

Lieut.. Smith, ofthe I25th Regt., is now
here to recruit for that favorite Regiment
The commanding officer, Col. Opdyke, is
one whom the soldiers feel if is an honor
and pleasure to serve under. This is a
good chance for young men to escape the
draft by volunteering in a Regiment of
their choice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

disease. A cold settles somewhere m The i7Hi'' ami
structs its natural functions ih,s'. o Mt "''
react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs lr'
ducing general aggravation, suffering AMI ti-"''
While in this condition, o%ppresS-l by tn i7"n-"ih-".-
take Ayers Pills, and see how d.irciiy iHrs "~-''7- 'r'
natural action of the system, and with 81 iI' i'r" 1"'
feeling of health again What IS true ant 80 ',i''' H. B.
this trivial and common complaint. i al~' tEu' 800 "ra'
OF the deep-seated and dangerous di-i-tn!-r,- t"- -''t
purgative effect expels them. Caus"-l ~ similar Hi~
lions and arrangements Of the natural iuucti''i- 90
body, they are rapidly, and many Of thrin surely, 'r-
by tine same means. None who know the Virtu's 1t 'f
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering .'fH'
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicirns IN som" 81 o.
principal cities, and from other well known FUilir I"'
sons.
From a F5rlv1rding Merchant ~. Lrnis. ~. !. Isl
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Il III thu
great in medicine. They have cur-l nav little dtuEAl.r
OF ulcerous sores upon her hands AMI e. g iii1t hni prov 10
incunble for years. Her mother Ina i---, !'nE E.i.'
Ously afflicted with LlOtches anl pimgl-s 20 it-s sslg % H
in her hair. After our child was cured. -hs ais Co.
your Pills, and they have cured her.
ASA ipi,j.;;.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22
Constipation, Costfveness, Suppr:--.
Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, ls.-
SV. ParaIvNfS. Fits. etc.

Constipation, ~Costfveness, Suppr:--. re-.
rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, H..
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From On. j. I. TdHghB, M.EhsrL C4.,a
Too much cannot he said Of your Pills fr .i....-
coStiUeneSs. nothers OF our fraternity have .lr.
as eficacious as / have, they should join Iur Co.
ing it for the benefit Of the multituir> wiu >ul
that complaint, which, although bad en,u=a Co.
the progeuitOr Of others that are wuf>-. o.
tiuenesS to originate in the liver, but y"Ur Pills att. B..
organ and cure the disease.
From Mrs. E Stuart, Physician aud MJrs Es s.
find one or two large doses of your Pills IHs,u
proper time, are excellent prOmotives Of the uaaD..
lion when wholly or partially Suppressed. aul ~.
ehectual to cleanse the stomach auj rylsI s4r,a.s
are so much the best physie we have that ! t,,,,H.ta.
no other to my patients.
From Tie Rsu. Dr.. Haigtes, eCG M,li.-Es' Ffgs 49,.
PULASKI HOUSE. Savannah. Ca jan. e. J..
HoSoRED SIR: l should he ungutefGi Er fh.
your skill has brought ne if l did not report Ey ,-
you. A cold settled in my limbs and brUusbt CO.. o.,
ciating neuralgia pains, which ended IN rIra,,- g.
tisnl. Notwithstanding / had the Le~t og ruy-.@1--
disease grew worse and worse, until 10y tl- affi,. 90;
excellent agent in Baltimore, DR.. Mackcuzi-. / a. . .
Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. iy Irr~r,yrsa
IN the use Of them, 1 am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Ia 5 De-. l>-r
De. AVER: 1 have been entirely cured, 10y yDur IiI-
Rhelmdtic GOut-a painful disease that had aHifis o.
for years. sea SiI:.lf
H8- Most Of the Pills in market cuuiain " r'rr
which, although a valuable remedy in skiliul l.r
dangerous in n public pill, from the drraiiu' &c.
quenees that frequently folluw its incautiuJ~ u---
contain no mercury or mineral substance vhltr,-I
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Headache, sIckneadacbe FouI s,"n.,


DEAR BHO. AVER: Icannat answer Won r-ar ---
I have elHef with your rails better tliru 60 ,r'
erer freIf tUdli q purgEGrs medicine ] ris-
dence ON an riI-ciual catl,Ttic ia my Lil. 'f
disease. AMI b~liryius ~ I IT. that your i,u~ si..-l a
best w have, 1 ct crur~, value them highly.
P~rTTSEUEG. Fl. Nv g g..
Dr. J. c. AVER. Sir. I have haau rrprsi. ,H' sur'
The worst brHidchs any body can have o. 81 ID - 'r 81
Of your Pills. II seems TO aris. f,.m a ru3 -'ar'r
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. III. ". ii;iti -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

In Newton. June 18th. SARAH. daughter of 5. D.
and E. L. johnson. aged three years and four
months.
Ere the still of morn was broken
By the warbling sOngster's lay
Ere the roses BY the lattice
Shook their silyery heads from spray,
Came a stranger TO Our doorway,
With 4 visage fair and thin,
Paused a moment on the Threshold,
Then came gently gliding in.
Bending low she softly whispered
o, the richness of that tone
o, the grief with which we listened
To her mission to our home
In a shining urn in heaven.
For one flower more was place:
She was sent to Gull our rosebud.
To adOrn that golden vase.
Our homebud. so fair, so fragile,
All. how could we give it up;
Day by day. with pride and pleasure.
W. had watched its petals Ope;
But this winning, heayen-born stranger
Her angel hand we could not stay
Folded il unto her bosom,
Then lightly sped away
All our heartstrings now seem rending,
Such q depth has human love:
But while bowling meath our sOrrOws.
Something whispers Look above"
Tears our vision seemst to strengthen;
Leaning on the piercing rod,
We behold our little flower
On the bosom of her God. JANE.
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Billion. DIsorders-Livsr Complaint

FUW DI. IHt00WE DC y ""
Not only are your Pills admirably 70 Llr.l O.. ih-ir 90
Jriss rs an aperient. Int ! find thrir beIH!..i rn-,f-r .
The Liver very marked indeed They ia.- iu us I...
ticc proved more electual Gr this yuI- a. LfrtE r. f
piItns than any ole Remedy I eau Iuya.r4.- t-.u.rr
rejoice that We have ut length a ImEat,'- Whi-.i , "-
thy the c0nldence q the p~Ioi,ssIon alI lu. I,-ll-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

Washington, u. G., Ith fch, lS.n.
SIR: / have used your fills ia my .e,.rs,I aUa b.
practice rNeT since you made them, AMI clnu.I ,r-,.
say they are the best cathait tic We rIuliry. GH-i-
laiing action On the liver Is qaI-k AMI e. r.
quently they are an admirable IyE.g!g D.. .-
Of that organ. Indeed, / have s-iHsn -, t..
bilious diSeaSs - obstinate that il dd not l-.ti, gt...
them. FraternaIiy yours, iA..- N
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Falls Wooden Factory!
Probate Settlement.

Settlements ordered to be Adyertsed.
TT is ordered that the following ac-
counts of Executors, Administrators, and
G1ardiaps that have been filed in this Court be adj
vertised for three consecutive weeks agreeably TO
law. and that they remain on file for inspection till
the Both day of July, A. D., 1868, when they will be
examined and ordered to record if no exceptions
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