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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

Paobucs MsaKETs, BusIstss &c.-Th,
following prices ave being paid this Fri
day. morning;
Wheat--95 and 90.
Corn-45 cents. Not much coming in.
Rye--l0 cents.
But,er--Hesvy receipts at 10 cents.
Eggs--deciined TO l2 cents. Any quanti-
ty coming IN.
Lsrd-- Ia cents.
Pells--50 to 8 u 25.
T,mothyseed-$l 90
Cloveryeed-S6 90
White Beaus-sl6o.
Dried Peaches--$1 80.
Dried Apples-3 cents. per pound.
Hides--6 l-2 TO cents,
Rags cents. At thus price people can
afford to save their ngs and hundreds oi
pounds, ale coming IN, where six weeks age
there were but tens.
Hogs Dressed, hogs are bring ng 1925
10 81 25.
Potatoes scarce at IS cents.
Oats-30 cents.
Furs-Coon 80 to $3.50. Mink-s .OO
10 $500.
Poultry-Chickens Q l-2 per pound
Turkeys cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

THE carpers, who charge all The
failures of the Army Of the Potomac,
upon the Washington authorities,
forget that on the same principle,
all the successes in other quarters
should be credited to the same
source. Of all the armies in the
field the Army Of the Potomac has
been most free from Washington
dicte,ion and control and has been
most literally supplied with rein
orcemrnis ard supplies. Let the
carpers and malignants remember
this important ct.
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PETROLEUM V. NAsnY

a VALUABLE RfnEDv.-It is very seldom
that we notice pateLt med cines, but when
a remedy is what IT purports to be-wbeni it
actually possesses valuable qualities, We do
IT. Such medicine is Watson's Diphthe.
ria Cure. We have seen letters from prom
inent tizens of Wood, Seneca and Huron
counties, ali bearing testimony to the fact
that il Lad cured Dlplhlherla in their iami.
lies, and since It's introduction into this
county 1t has cured no less than SIX cases
IL viii not only cure but will prevent thu.
terrible disease, aud where 1t prevails, il
should be kept constantly on hand. 1t is
equailyvaluGDie III al. other throat diseases
lsisel Green is the Agent Tor this county. =
II is selling very Tapidly.
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Mn. N,sny CoSvgasEs.-L

CsMr Nv THE LoezFAssR PrMKiSs, I
Dec. the l'h, 1862.
he'd a converssshen totbef day with
fellow defender Nv the rites nv the Sowth,
wch ruthet startled me. wuz hodin
4th with my usual ability, on the blessed
hes4 Nv the inst,toosbn Nv slavery, and wuz
tv coarse quotin hevy from skripter to de-
fend my posishen. member Nv our kump
ny ntrupied me by remarkin that Nacher
in me he'd spilled a great rascal by not con
,ribbittn quaint suf Nv branes. lie con-
tinnered his remarks, ez folloze;
"Nasby," sex he, al know slsyty is =
cuss, oumitiygated cuss. | he'd is niggeis
--they KEEP me as poor ez kim milk cheze.
The hogs etc the corn. and the niggers etc
the hogs, and livd on wat they left. To
defend my property in these nigeers we se-
Guvment TUX the corn, hogs and nigeers,
and fnaIly took me. My eldest dswter run
of with wun defender Nv the Nag, my wife
with another, and my yunsest children is
| livin with sum niggers too old fer the Guv.
erment Q talk. Pve he'd my share NV rites,
| hev. IL theirs any moar comm to me, Civ
en- 10 sum poor person as needs EN-. I'm
est morn rolin in a profooshn nv that
kind Nv wel'h.
"But," seal
ether aint no butts" seq he. "Yure a
] n1 la bay MA n ,
defend niger. Ef hev the itch, may
swsfe that itch Is good thing, but wat
sence is ,her in yure swarm il, onasked and
fer nothin. sech STRATEGY borders closely on
loonacy. lie, us squeeze eur own biles--
don't you do it gratooitus. Apologize fer
yer ow n sins--don't shoulder ourn. | hev
BIN meme fer mi own profit, bnt TO akt dirty
fer another mans use, and hev him kick yt
fer doin it is a lick ahead nv my comperhen.
shun. Durn awl sech men,"
An he stawkt Indignantly away.
hev reserved mosr letters from trends
in my onct happy but now distraktid home
than kin anser separately. | shell do i
all 10 wnnst, thus:
JouS M.--Shoomakin wood be splend it
biznis here, only ther ain, no lether. Prak
It's haf soln with straw afore you start.
w. g The pay Nv member NV the Mis-
sipi Lrggislotrr is sc per dyem evry day
paid in confedrit 80 per sent bonds, REDEEM
able at The p!eszure Nv the guvment an
time within two centuriz. Come along
Almost ennyboddy ain git oils in this state
WATcuM,RIR.-Ther is a good openin fe
. yure biznis here. am the only mekani
IN this sekshun NV Mississippi. ext III
o Kernels watch yisterday--fergd n mant
spring out NV a baynet and fer a chane us
a 6ddel string. Ii don't jest ktpe time. bu
ez il ticks It ansers to bet on poker. Fetc
some lard ile-tar won't work in watch
y even in this warm climt.
, JUsTIcE.-No use comm here--you nnI
9 late. Oar Suthrin brethrln nevur fergl,
y They hold spite wus ner IngUn. Tie
yu nevur bin seloost in2 that cussld ABB
llshn Unyun party--htd you renamed trc
to the good ole Democrisy yure case voc
70 hey bin dilrfent. Stay wher yu air. Abo
zin Linkun and the habyis korpus won
do you no good. DON'T send the spenche
AMos-The success Nv our Guvment
shoor. Finances hez trubbled us, but o
Sekre,ary nv the Trezery hez bawt . IA
printin presses, and q lot NV paper on ii,
in England, aud we git plenty now.
Respectfully,
PETRoLEuM V, NAspY,
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oARricuLaa NoTIoe.--If Paper continues
to advance, we shall be forced TO advance
the price Of our paper. Il is now costing
almost oil we receive for it, Hoping that
there will be no further rise, we will agree
to furnish all paying in advance before the
first Of February, OF the old rate OF si5o.--
Those living at q distance from the office
can send by mail at our risk.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

IT has boen discovered that thu
Government las been victim z'd t.
the ,xtel of at least 100000 il
the city OF New York, by iraudn
lent contracts for the susrainsnce o
recruits, Not only were bills al'er
ed to extensive amounts by atdin,
ciphers. thus multiplying tn IN b,
tens and hundreds, hut bogus claims
were made, ard signed by fictitious
names.
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KiMpRouoH' BRiDGE.
Harrison county, Kentucky,
December d, 1862.
Having seen an article in a copy OF the
Hancock Jeffersonian, issued on the 10Th
day of December, 1862, from q correspond.
ent signed @. D., purporting 10 be a mem
Der OF the llSth o. V. l., we feel 1t to be
our duty as members OF Co. G. OF that regi.
ment, TO correct some Of the impressions
which may have been made upon the COM
munty at home. There ore,
Resolved, That soid article is unjust IN
some Of its statements, and especially in re-
gard to the field and staff officers, and the
First Lieutenant OF Co. G., all OF whom we
believe TO be humane and generous, kindly
sympathising with the sick and unlortr nate
soldier, and extending TO him all the com.
fort and assistance IN their power
And further DO it
Resolved, That we have officers in whom
we can place the utmost confidence; and
we believe them TO he able aud efficient,
ready and willing to cheerlully discharge
every duty devolving upen them, however
difficult, for the best interests Of the coun-
try, the fnrtherance Of our cause. and the
crushing OF this unholy rebellion.
Also, be It further
Resolved, That copy OF THIS article, TO-
gether with the resolutions, be furnished
the Hancock Jefrersonian and the Hancocl
Courier, for publication.
lSigned by ffty.six members Of Go. G.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

DkArH.-Died IN Findlay, December 24th,
1862, Mary Cailsta. wife oil John Bowman,
IN lhe lhlrly sixth year OF her age.
She was good neighbor. a faithful CON-
panloa. an afectlonate mother, and a sin
oere christian. She died IN possession oi
the christian hope.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

The following communications will be oi
interest to those having friends in the listh
Reg ment, D. v. l. They relate to the com
municati on of @. D., Published in this pa
per some two weeks since.
KinsroroH's BRrDor.
Company q, tlsth Ree't
December 9th, 1862. y
ENRON JsFrERsosiss:-- Dear sir, will
send ycu note concerning the article Of G.
D., which appeared in your paper few
weeks since. We know the tn ings con-
tanned therein TO be true, while some OF the
minor statements of the article are slightly
incorrect; viz: 1st. II reads-"We are sit
uaied on the Covine,on anil Lexington
Railroad" II should read-On The Ken
lucky Central Railroad. I'd. Reads--"The
10th Kentucky will take our place. 1t
should read-The 18th Kentucky will take
our place. As for the truthfulness OF the
balance OF the commun nication, with The
execution Of few OF the field aud staff Of
fcers. especially the First Lieutenant, we
can say for ourselves 1t rs correct, anu the
majority Of the company cannot testify TO
anything else; and we. the members OF 20.
q, who have signed our names TO this art-
Gle, snbstantiate that the communication ol
G. y. is correct. We do not consider that
@. ID. has misrepresented the matter, but
tno, he has merely fniled to except enough
Of the company and field officers. As fol
their kindness to their men, we could moi
wish for better men than our field officers.
S. W.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

RGpoRr OF TnE SoLpiERs AID society,"
Ma. EpiroR RI For the satisfaction OF the
liberal contributors to our association,
would just say, since our annual meetinglwe
have sent Off two boxes OF goods; one con.
tanning fruits and groceries, all OF the value
Of S26 10. And on the Path instant, we
shipped box OF hospital clothing, net val
ne, Sl15 As. On Christmas eve ut the
Festival. after paying all expenses, the la
dies realized sl06, which we thought a
perfect success. The society returns their
sincere thanks TO the citizens Of Findlay for
their liberal patronage on that evening"
We also received from the Citizens Engine
Co., No. Q. the sum of $40. The society
returns a vote Of thanks 10 said company.
Very respectfully,
MRs. S. STRorHrR, President,
Mas. D SrANsRURy. Secreiarr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

BUILpIsG MKT SPpISG.-We notice in oil
parts OF the town, preparations for building
next Spring. North Findlay in particular
will improve wonderfully. All the lots on
the East side of Main street, from the ridge
are fenced, and on most of them buildings
will be erected next season. The next year
will be one Of great improvement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

BExErIr.-The Findlay Lyceum intend
giving an exhibition in the course of two
weeks, the proceeds Of which they donate
to the Relief Association. They will pre-
sent the comedy Of "Romarce under Diff
culties," and the farce of "Box and Cox"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

SURGICAL --Dr. F. W. Entrisen. OF this
place, removed an ovarian tumor from Ia. /.
dy in Csss township, that weighed 90 2
lbs. The cyst contained nearly three gal.
Ions OF fuld matter. The patient Is in q
fair wsy Of recovery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

The LITTLE Grasr.-Agents are wanted
for the Lutte Giant Sewing Machine. We
have seen the strongest testimonials in Ia
vof Of this machine, and believe it to be O
&, cd thing. Address T. S. Page, Toledo.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

DR. JACKSON, who for number Of years
has visited this place, will be at Crooks
Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday, January
7lh and 9th. TIE Or. Is well kuown In this
section Of country, and hls regular visits
shows that lie rs not AFRAID oi facing his
wotk. Nolice his advertisement,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

TpE BAPTIST CuuRcn will have preaching
at The Court.iiouse, on Sabbath, at 10 Q
O'Clock, and at l-2 o'clock n lecture to
the young people.
Rev. r. EDMOND, Pastor.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

DrrrHrRiA.-This disease is raging to an
alarming extent in the vicinity of Van Bu-
rem and Arcadia. It generally proves fatal,
Numbers are being carried of by the fear
fal disease.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

MARRiA0r.-Married on Dece nSer 26th,
by Rev. VIM. Young, Mr.. Hiram Thompson
to Miss Mary =. MeKelsy, both OF Hsncoca h
county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

LAw.-Mr. James Harsh, late Lieutenant
in the goth. is again practising law with
O'Neal & Blackforl. The new firm is o.
Neal, Blackford & Harsh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-02

LIBERAL. The President contrib
ute $3.50 to the sum collected by
the efforts OF Mrs. Smith. to provid'
a CHRISTMAS dinner for $1,000 sick
and wounded soldiers in Washing
ton.
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LANowosTzxs
East India Dyspepsia Cure
Female Regulator.


TURING my sbsspce in the war this medi.
~ cire win be made BY my wife, and that OF
my make cad only he had 10 Fmdlay Of lssAEJ
GREEN or =. ". lIrseR 4 CO.
Read the following statemeBta
II. B. Hrrp Nays aitcf taking " for
strongi he ning medicine amer y A. of sickness,
| would say that the Butchers ought 70 favor
it's sale, for the appetite II gave me- was
enough TO consume u beefa week" ~
RoBgRr BexsER says -'Dr. Langwofthy; At
your suggestion, I bought Tor my daughter,
who Was suffering under some ~ the peculiar
diseases incident to her sex, = bu,tle OF the
East India Dyspepsia Curo. II has done her
so much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, OF Arcadia. says Your med
cine has done me more good than any medi.
cine ever took"
i rofer any patient confidently to the follow
Ing persons who themselves or their families
have used II:
Paul Sours, Cashier Findlay Bank;
II. B. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. 8. Baker, =. Bergman.
DR.. Hudson, DIR. Beech,
Samuel X. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, J. u. Vandoren,i
"The uprivaled salcs of this medicine w an
unmi stIkable evidence OF its intrinsic value.
~ rraf.a A. lEosforin NctDs.
REMEMBER THEN
u M
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III BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
The original Medicine o tah1shed In 1887.
and first article of the kind ever introduced
under the name of "Pumonio Waiers, IN this
or any other country all other Pulmonic Wa
fsrs arc countorfeits. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
d, Btyan's Pnlmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs Colds. sore throat. Hoarseness
Bryans PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Brsrchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's eilmonic Waters
Relieve splitting of Blood, pains In the Chest !.
Bryan'S Pulmonc Waters
Relieve incipent Consumption. Lung Disease
Bryan's Pulmnnic Waters
Relieve irritation Of the Uvta and Tonsils
Bryans pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
Bryan's PulmoniU WATERS
Are u blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryans Pnlmonic Waters
Are adapted to Vecalists and Public Jpeakers
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are tn simple fhrm and pleasant to the taste
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryan's Pumonic Wefers
Warrs nted to give satisfaction ts every one
No family should be without II box OF
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN the house
No traveller should be without supply 0i
Bryan's pulmoni0 Waters
nv his pocket
No person vii object To- give for
sans Pulmonc Waters
Twent' .Fivc Cents
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester,
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Notice to Te che rs.
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

n,
ZPhARMACYA
DIX. 40 5 AOK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When Ia. RopAcK. the celebrated swedish
Physician, introduced his HIoo, Purifier and
Blood Pills in the United States, he set forth IN
plain language their curative properties.--
This Was years ago. The task of recommend
lug them has since been tdkSn out Of his hands.
Enlightened men. whose character for sound
Judgment and philosophy, gives their 0linions
weight IN the community--men who observe,
reflect, and make 'assurance douhly sure
before they decide, are everywhere ap.
proving and urging the use Of these wonderful
Preparations. All who conhde IN the wisdom
and honesty Of this class, or who choose TO IN.
vestigato Tor themselves, are now Of one m'Hd
on this important subject -
The evidence In the possession ofDr .Roback,
which is NJ all times accessible To the public,
e''''"'" '' rxcrs: 1aE
That tho MOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD
| PILLS have been proved by analysis TO
III, Al, ,.'.a',,t ~ W. =. ..,,,'...'I .',n,n,.
i"'" '"o' 0"' s,.s sayu,.snS" .ss ~
DisIErSn
WIN WefT"g eTfdinfy, ahu w WY s~hos ~
ume that amer an otner neu'c'hes n@'o
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength OF the suf'
terer; that SICK FEMALEs,
who have langushed for years In helpless
weakness and despondency, reeuperate WITH
great ral'idlty uhuer tne'r ,nvWoralihk oper
uion; that all sexual disabilities are removed
by their coldial ana gentiy stimulating proper
ties: thai they recruit "
| D-CONSTITUlIONS,
however they may have been triied with and
abused; that their direct tendency Is to length
ELI life, aud render II eIJ"ynbie: that, operating
directly upon the poison ot disease Ia fhs blood,
they CAUSE SOON no HAEl.
aud discharge IRON the system, every taint OF
Scroiula, whether hereditary or otherwisei-
that they -
RECRUIT THE DEDiLITATED;
and that there Is M disease OF the stomach and
bowels, the liver, the nervvus kystom, the
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aiscasc coll s,iil,s srmrwlte III tis 'hH'' ana ''
structs its natural functicn, Tgs' f MT relieved
react upnn themselves aiil the surrounding organs '"
duclnp general aggrHNaiim, suffering, hni discasc
While In this con liiiin oppressed Icy ia" arrangements
take Ayers rills. aud SEQ how di"eiy ''y restore ,
natural action rI tho sysrui. and with II the bnnan
f,eliug uf health arln. what's hurhl "inriaf"n' h'
thi, trivial aud COMPLAINT u m"' ti"r ~ hiHh
of the deep seated aud dangerous di,l"n"r- TIE SAM
pirgntivr cI-t exJcl- hrin C,iseil ly Si'r "Nllnr
lions and arrangements ui the natural huciuS "I lli
body they are rapidly, md many f iln surely, rnrr
ly The s,nIc means. Nome VII" knew ih" ,iins Il ihc-'
Fills will neglect to employ llivm wlen suffering fI'm
the disorders tlloy cir'.
Satrm.nts from lcaiins rl,yshl,ns In snnr OF lh'
principal cities aud from other well known pn''e pei
sous. ..t
From FTrartiipg Merchant 'JT. Lo'is, w. u is1"'
Ia. AyGR; Your Pills are the paragon II ~, thht
great in medciue. Th.y have rur' my litle hau tht
of ucerns upnn hr, hands Nn i"i that ai ir ~"
incnrle fnr years. Her mntlior la, lcel lns Ele'
o,isly afflicted with iotcl.. nn pinl ~ licr SKIN n
IN lier hair. Aftcr chill WAS rursi she hs" t'i
your Pills. aud they have cured h'r ....,...,.,,
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pysrmtery. piarrhna, MeInr, Worma.

T'HW VI '''''Ti Y H'7T'J''
Your Pills have hni long irii Ia my practice. aud
vli them Ia r-rin Que al the rSf n, inits la, .
ever Enni. 1lcir Alternative effect uIfn the liver makes
them an excellent Icnry. When given Ia ttali dscS fr
b,fiDHs dymntrJ dHi ,ldiThau. Ilrr HigI-smtiny
makes them ,r, acceptable aud gon'enyut E'r the us'
,I woincn airI children. ..' .'
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u p,rTMtNr or tnr lN!lnloR,

MasLngtu, u. g., ith Fri' IsSG.
smi haya u-pl Sum iill- IN my gsiri'l aud ho-pij
acticcr,cr snrr you inai' t'n AMI rnn'i lirrhie 10
AZ t,vy arr the bcst cabaTie enllhy Their rrgil-
iains action the liver l. Iurk An'l dghc c''lise
t-utl, they n,linrair rrucy h'r drrangcn,nis
II that organ indrrd, have seldom bound ei,sr of
bfins dfsr W., obstinate that II dill nIt ieaiy yica To
tIvu IIatriuaiiI y,ius, AiDNHi UAll. VI. H.,
iHL sci0n nj M, Mif,hs IisJitii.
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bilious Disorders Liver Complaint

Eooi Dr. ne-ior RH, 4f N'm i"rh ON
Not only aro your il. admirably adapted To ,helr im
rsr ~ an nluriat lat lnI Their irnsiirLii effects i'
lao Liver very marked indal. They have Ia my prnc'
ice proved ,ilctus fnr tlIn riIc of tfioHs m
HuH'S than any p'iu,,y can iuruiiui. siurrfl
,bir that inNr ~ lrnsti inrip,ivv wirl, l. Mur
ly tho confidence ui tie pr'is,n arl the prvlic.
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on. -
TO MARRIED LADIES.

IL Is peculiarly suited. II will, in n short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterieiis.
'CAUTION.-These Pills should not be taken
during tho FIRST THREE MONTHS ol Preg-
nancy, AZ they are sure to bring on Miscar-
triage, but at any other time they are safe.
,n all cases of nervous and spinal affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation OF tho Heart. Mysteries
and Whites, these pills viii effect cure when
all other means have failed; and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron. calomel
antimony or anything burfful to the c"nStitu'
tion. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each tackage. which should be carefully pre-
served. Sole Agent Tor the United Sia'eS and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-sl 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
IN any authorized agent, will insure Il bottle,
containing 80 Pills, by return mail 021
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ousiipatIon, ,Casiiveucss. Suppression.
I,hc umntism, Gout. Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, FITS, cite.

tthcUmnt ism, GOut. Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, FitS, etc'
II,m Dr J. n ErSyh1, WaHf,,,i c'""lG.
T,o iiir, cnIlnnt ic siii of your FILLS Gr III" rirr %
,si,r.a,ss Ifuthrrs II hnrrniiy have fuld lhen
rirW inH ~ have, they slmnld Jn Inr IN l'"'a"'
irr II Er the hcft at the niultituies l sirr nl
that complaint which, although lir'l enough Ia li-'L
the lta a'niim ~ others Tint me worse l'f"r" e.
GrnssS To originate IL tlr lives L ~" Pill' Affect 'a
organ AMI cnie the disease,
PYm Mrs. T. Naart, Physician nhJ Mds.E, H.i'n.
lnd me or two iar .. srs uf your rilI, ,krn at H.
proper time. rNrieIi pr mnNr~ 81 the Dhid Nr''
hoU Nl"n wholly partially -uppir--i'i dnl a'T tri
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40 much the l"at ul IL ~ have that 'rt,'hin'n
NJ utirr 10 my patients.
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| Gr Years. NlACrAr SlIlEid-
| "a Most ,I H.. pills ia nurLi contain ", r'u
| whhh niilrnph VniiHhh is'n~'lv W 'kn'n' lnhl'
langcrous in - pudic rll irn ih" i'"sl'ni r1n'
qnenrrs that frequently til " ". in"ni"n w. ~"
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Price, 20 cents per Box, or BoSoa Tor -
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. co, Lnwell MAJ
%. For sale by g. n. FREY, and u 4 J. 81
lHUBER, F,NpLAY, Ohio.
| GILBERT. FAIL Il CO., Vsnlue;
BARNEY. McComb;
ID. PE rERS & SON, Arcadlai m
J,B. EATON, Benton; .....
THOMAS STARKS, Arlington;
l. r. MAHON Il SONS, Wiliiamstowni
oSl&EIMER, Won Bnreni
81 J. WALTER, Wsst Indepen leDcej
LA. BALDWIN, Mt. Blsnchard;
And by Druggists and Me rohapts general
throughout the United Statesand Canadas,