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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
UNITED STATES
Express COMPANY.

EUNifED STATES Fxf REss COMPANY hav-
L Ing made arrar genrnts with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway hy which they have the exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express ;oods Express Pas
senge Trains, they able y oiie the residents o Ra,
EXPRESS Goods, far regards Iine IN transit ana tar
i'll rates, than have ever been oferet betGre
his G. mpARy have agents at all he prnelnal staons
the lanuc Il Great Western Railway, Erie Ran" aN
connecting Be*nch Rail Reads, Also il all the cities
aud towns tie Western St4tes, ami by their courec-
tans with other Exp Companies Ia New York CITY
they enabled forward Goous all Poinis 10 The
Eft tcfn States.
NOTES Drafts Accounts collected; Money. Jswery
t,tter valuable package fu warded WI dispatch
slippers # Bust-r, Cheese Eggs will find 1t tc
their adyani age to patronize this lin.
Far RATES ot charges. apply to WM L POE, Agent
CHAS. A DEWITT,
Ess,v.=,f iss Gen'l Supt.
Rayepna, ApriI ], 1868. mt
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sie .eess Sale of Real Estate.

< GIG ices SaI5 OF zeal aE5IaTes
s sigeed, ass gness u Joseph H5Iien Siifef
ff sale lsuhlie auctien, the door ef Court
ss,st in be Village Of Raveana in the County of Por
d Saa;e NJ Ohio,
Seta9dss, the sd day Of October, A. D. 1863 between
tie el tOe'ciock and o'clock On said
x following described real estate to wis: A certain
i,ieec % hand, situate in The township of fCharies
tos. Portage nyatd State of Ohio, known hyheiug
pars Of m No 40 in said township bounded by beginning
in te of the highway lesdlng from Edinb lrg to
Frees m six feet north Of the Congregational meeting
house; Running westerly 10 rods thence norihery
parallel ih said road rods l6k links; thence easteIy
alel itt the FIRST mentioned line 10 rods to the
ot the highway; thence so1theriy along The center OF
sold highWay, to the place o tegnning containing 40
rods la,,i, more or less. Aplraise at s 1000
Atso the equal urdisiied hnf faft in common of
ias ieertain other piece of land, situate in the
toMnshp of R4yenpe, county and Statel afnesgd,
known by b,ing Village lot No.. lfS in e village OF
Ravenua as The is marked aud numbered in ths
original pia said VILLAGE Iting terfrom e2 feet
ly 40 feet he taken from tbe north corner OF
said lot; said exception ae he 81 feet north and
south, aud 40 feet ava. west from the no, tn west
coruer Of said lot. Appraised et $500.
j l. RANNEY,
N ID CLARK.
WILLIS STRICKLAND.
#34T Assigne of Joseph Holden.
Ravenua,0 Sept. 1873 25w
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Adninis.rato,l

L Smith G Stillweil deceased, CONSISTING of No es
given by James Wailace, principal, and Jahu Brown.
surety, for III lll7 tons of Lake rindstnnes,
to be delivered by said Wallace board vessel
be furnished BY the purchaser the deck tie
quarry Lake Huron. Michigan win be sold st
Yesdue at the door of The Court House in RavenGa.
Portase County, Ohio, Saturday, the e;la day of
Sep emter, 1863 commencing O'Clock ?. N
Il, l.. Ca RTER, Adrpiti istrator
eZss = = sdos b his Bol.zs
Ravenna. Sep ember 9. 1868. CIV
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Eatcrnal Revenue Taxes !!
9lfiec Of Collector Of Internal Revenue,

.
AsHTABuLA, Asltabula County 90, Sci t.t. 1862
THE ASSESSOR Of tho 18Th COLLECTION Distric of the
L tate of Ohio, having rendered to his Annual
( ollect pr List, mencing May /, 1863 of all per
sons within the said District liable 10 pay United
States duties faxes, according the provisions of
an act entitled An act Jroyde Iaternal sRevenue
TO support the Government and TO pay interest the
pu IL d bo approved July III 1862. and the amend
nlelts an supplements tleretn.: ss4#t - s;
Notice is hereby gfre to all persons liabIe 10 pay
such da9ies or taxes thin The Geuniy of portage, in
ssi1 state h1 he said ities taxes have become
bs HeloI ma NJ CieweIi, Deputy Collector The 4th
vis on of said histrii TIA. his office, Banking
House fAkob;Rsa8. King ~ 9'o.Sin the village "a
kavenn IN said Co Rnty OF Portage until and incud-
ing The 10 ius pf cteber next, I'd all persons ho
afersssi assessed j theiii, within the time speci-
fed. shall be lithe to pay ten per centum diiiona
The amount nh reof. e.sf
said List includes thc TaNrs for Licenses, In
comes, tarrag ges. Silver Plate, &c.
Legal tender money! oriy. re eeIyed4:
Ssx HEN ny FASSEfT, Collector.
r. sePtemb II, 1873. - ss-s ess--f 10 fw 49,
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xccuror 5 sale OF zeal estate

VlFi'F u S<tI
DY WRIT E of the authority conferred me b.
u the last viii ard tesramest of Jacob ough, JT..
deceased shall off r for sai public asct on on
the premises, Thu say, abe g. 9day Of ipber.
1858. ut O'Clock the following deserihe;i
real estate. wit: u5-lfvitfon No. iii No. AZ
soath dyi of Lots in the Township of RaveDH
County of Portage, AID State of Ohio heing the at,
homestead of said Jacob slough ]r, deceased, eosn-
prsiDg iweny i've and a2. jon acres. Saia pre- misses
stuat sbout one snd@ene half mites " at sIhe
village of Raw ni,a. the rosd towitFls Frank flu.
balance in and two years secured on the prop
erty, with interest. ]. T. CA film.
Executor o. Jscob Slough, Jr., dec cea seG.
TAYLOR s Horten, Attys.
Senten1ber @. 1863.
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BLOOD! BLooDl BLOOD
Hslrb,ld,s Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
sNRHHMEaMs-

This is an affection of the Biood and attacks the Sex
ual Organs Lining Nose Ears, Throat vii dpiie
and 9th Mucus Surisces making appearance e
form of Ulcers Helnboid's Extrncr Ssrapara puries
he Blood and removes all SC dy Eruof;s of e Skin,
giving the Complexion tl-ar and Heal hy CnIor. Ii
being prepared expressly for this class ofcomplants s
tslood-Purfting operiies preserved greater
extent than any ether preparation cf sarsararla.
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"A superb article of Black Tea just reeeived Also
N-'eH RAvBNNA BOOK STORE.
April tx
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Elfvoree Notice

Esiy0rce Notice
T UcF v7sUGtfN IS hereby notffed thai willard
1sv nahp, her hu band, has filed his petition for
divorce against her n the co0tt Of Common Pleas of
Portage County uhio on the Slh day of September
iasd .se3. csu>e--Wilful sbsence for more than
three years, ard gross neglect of duty Said petit
VIII ' Cor hearing al tae next term of said Court,
bs holden in October, 1863.
Ky ALPH ONSo HA RT, go
Atty. for Petition; r.
SeFtPmher 9, 1853. 6y s-s 49,
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FTNKLE & LYONS bsr
Sewing Machines.

fINHESE MACHINES make the lock stitch alike on
both sides, and less thahalf the thread and silk
that the single donble bread loops Machine do;
viii Fem. Fell, GaIher, Ccrd. Braid, iud &c
better adapted han any other Sewing Machine
the frequent changes and variety of sewing requ
ell in family, for thFy will from twenty
ibieknesses Of Msrseies without stopping. aud nake
every stitch perfect from the finest the beny
est beaver cloth the soutet harness leather,
without changing the feed efdle. tension, making
any adjustmen at of Machine whateveriiI
They simple in cefIsttuetion, aud easfy under
sood and if any part broken by accident readily
8 replaced. 75t3 ~
These aud will go far to determine
the choice of any intelligent blyer.
Please CAL and Ez1miRe send for Circltiar
N. 3. Local Agents wanted ia sections yet oceu-
pied Address. & 5iifi .lzts Gss7 sLJ-gsf4t
FINKAE & LYON $ M, CO.,
No. 5S8 BroadlCay, Ne,U York.
August IL. 1888. 8s.rl5l5f1 4
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DEMOCRAT T.
For the Portage County Democrat.
TO EMELY.

BY MRS FEE FORWARD. srN t-as
never knew thee Emily,
al7J 4 But in my hearts deep WE'LL s l3a
What strange emotions struggle there sri
Myl ps never tell;
- For thou ari dead with ali my hope,
To clasp thy hand on earth, @
sT orgaz ze into thy kindred eyes, ~ afs.
us Or know thy sister woEth.
wouidst thou have loved me Emily, -'te
.sss,, Andmourned the bitter fate tsfi5 ot5 ili
M That make the world SO dark TO me,
So wildly desolate7
:. - 2H sagf silJ aipi5ie .ol @lssl.
Perhaps Ills we'll she never knew -
The pail my spirit wears
ii might have darkeifsd her young life,
- l. And dimed her eyes with tears --ss-a-.----
4- But shall meet thee Emily,
Beyond The fever's power
Bey yond the curse OF sin or pain
ar Beyond the parting hour
Where waits another cherished one
To bid me welcome home, -ssis 81
SAFE, safe in Christ, no longer doomed
In loneliness to5roain. -I 5sll a1sl
Hartford, Ohio, August 9TH lsis s-5 sH
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vH~% "a :

sasenps, Feb. 9Th. 1868 -
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The Highest Price for Hides, Skins ami
EE@ sheep feIts.
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csnses fcleit desire, ard gives strength Brnate
STRUCTURES of tie UrethIa, slating psn AID nh
tinn. fr. qne.t tlis cas, ssss and eSppIlipg
TER.
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on the most favorable te rms ems Boy 'and Youths
Boots and Sho ss, of kinds-and respectfully soc
it orders from those engaged in the trade, for tbese
Goods. --.-,i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05
Lecture on Common Deceney.

Have ] got to keep talking TO you?
Can't you take that spoon and put those
spoon vitals into your capaciouS mouth
without such o1llup-.
walup-hub hubblesbewillup--as that? If
you are porker and hare to suck in your
provender, then throw away your spoon
and your bowl, your coffee-cup, and get
trough. and go in with your snout.
Aud now, another thing: don't commence
eating as if you were eating race with
three to one against you-and at the same
time, with your hopper full, turn your face
ing to him-who do you suppose wants to
ing to him-who do you suppose wants to
look into such place as that? Oh my
and then, good bread is no bad looking
thing. but who wants to look at chawed
bread? Aud again, if you scW drink drst,
when there is but one glass to drink from,
don't put your dirty fingers around and all
over the glass, aud so immerse your great,
clumsy, filthy, dirty hand into the pail of
water with t be tumbler-is that the only
way you ever wash your hands Al er ali
you. had better let other folks drink first
and let them dip for themselves, if you
cannot do it without getting in ali over
And please don't do all the talking-let
someone else get in word edgeways
talk oil the time, and there is not mucl
sense 10 what you say, and you get you
face close up to the face of the one whC
you are torturiDg by obliging him to hea
you; spittlespray is dashed in his fac'
from your everlasting nuisance of mouth
~ VI 'tH4... or ~ PIT. NERyOIrS
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Corp. LEWIS SHEPARD, Secretary.

QUESTIONS. One Of the best things We
have heard for some time fell under obser-
walton O day or two since. 0ur friend Sam
Jones wanted q servant girl in his family,
aud pushed for an intelligence Office, and
made known bis want TINS: A
Have you any first-rate, ltp-top serv'
ant girls for the kitchen2 want one that
can mind her own business and attend TO
her work.
80, yes, says the proprietor. Let me
show you one.
Sam was at once introduced to daugh
Ter Of the Emerald Isle, and was greeted
thus: ,..~-.e .-..--. .--4..s
"And duz yez want servant :!
"Yes, says Sam.
rs "And how many hev yez in yur family ?
Sam told her. s-.......- -... =
"And bev yez hot and cowld whater
Answered again.
"And how nanny childer hev yoz?
Sam answers.
"Aud duz vez make yur girls work o
Sundsz +? Is the schurcb far awayH
All these, and about fifty more questions
were answered heroicslly by SAM when he
thought il about time to take the laboring
oar himself
D.. ,." You look like pretty nice girl. but |
want to ask You one question. Do you
play the pianof rr's Ha.F ,',r
"No.
"Then, says Sam, very blandly "you
wont answer. ~s---------g----
The astonisbed Celt walked away, feel
iug that she had canght Tartar.
Hartford Times.
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To Armsl ToGArm IL

Do not let these brave perish by dsea se place in the
hands these PRECIOUS REMEDIES that will enable them tc
resist the dangerous exposures the Feve the Chs and hs
wounds which they cannot avoid and what is more, csnno
frequently get in the moment of need Whereas
brave men have only TO put their hands into their knapac
and find there remedy for all e casualties of the bat
tie field how many Thousands of lives would thus be
to- CAUTION.-None genuine unless the word
"tiei.LOwAY, NKw YORK LONDON" dsceruible
Hutermdrk in every leaf Of the book of directions
each pot boX the be plainly by hOtHg Nh
ieafto the Hgh. handsome reward will be given 10
rendering such information lead to the detection
any party parties couuereing the medicines vend
ing the same, knowing them TO be spurious 'rN
- Sold at the factory Of Professor HOLLOWAY 50
Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable Druggis
aud Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized WORLD ID
pots, at CSC, &C. and 81 each - - ~
f There is considerable saving by taking the largei
sizes.
n. B.-DrcetonS for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.
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rIAbERDAsnERY yFRsIFlEp.

n J. n
In the nose and confusion" that constantly RACES, M
Aud Is chronced fbrth IN Che TeleErAphs pages WV
About Dry Goods, and Dress Goods aud causes and LaeSs
May claim your sttenop, TO brief reheairal f'ucrl
Ola list Of Choice Goods in stock universal ..
Aud thoughes pretending, are In merit more sound
Aud are quietly waiting your notice down town. ..
There Cloths OF all grades and textures ysu9 hnd,
OF pure Wool nom your aocks and Of Alabama combined,
And Nesugs the fancy Marseies, silk and Black satin,
Yarn r1ade Of Cotton Thread, waddnn and Batting q
Wcks, Flnhnes heached goods Stripes, Sheetng wne
Aud Muslins and Lawns bonnet dress aud swiss hhe, "
Gloves Dress Goods shaw ana Ribbons and Skeleton skirts
Spice, pepper and eassia saerAp gqd MEDAL kan SOAP
Brcom bakets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
super teas, sugars aud Zee, both Java and Ria. ,b
Pure can be found IN ths State .. Ohio t'
PAPER hangnes brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins yarn and bows for the neck OF your
stone churns jugs jars and crooks assorted glass ana mails
Mop handles wood and rOn SASH pitch forks and water as
Shoes for chdren bott gent and ladies hose
And hoes for gents to work with, wooden pumps ana Hup
scyhe snahs rates, and washtoards, half bushels ant
Chalk rosin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas bad weathe
The largest lot of HAnnd Caps of evey Grade and Style
II all outside were heaped at twouldnt be big pile
Shocmakers word with yoi have FOR YOU good news
Here's nearly all eimplements iqr making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pncher hanmars kiyes thread, peg and sew
rats Nails aVlhandlc bristles lining Binding heel balls
Freneh GO French chalk kip hoats size sticks and moroceo
Weddings and astngs OF various shades shoe needles a
But hold my muse, nor further tax the printers gentle
He'll nee nd space for he of the list of this fuh stoc
! Of Goods;
Say Them that the stock is full and complete, % ud
That anXiouSly awaiting, our patrons to greet,
nyethem ALL from South, North from East ane ffor
From citS, from country Lincolntts DOusSsites aid a
From every point of the compass, come ALL n E ~
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend, ,,.n1
.Ashtabula Oct. %, 1860. .f1rf.rr- - t..-.. o.
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Soldiers, Attention /! |

See To your health do trust TO the Army supplies
although most valuable. These Pills end OINTMENT have
been thoroughly tested they the only remedies used in
the European Camps Baracks for forty Doe
tor Holloway has supplied all the Armies in Europe and dur
ing the CRMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at Ball
scava for the exclusive sale OF these CHEAT RAlEDES;
many time hts special Agent there has sold ton in
weight Of The Ointment in single dy These terrible and
fatal enemies of THE SOLDIER IN CAMP. '1
nIARRTfEA, DYSENTERY ,SCURvY, SORES and SCROF-
u0US ERUPTIoNS all diszrpeer IKE scam before these
Pills and Ointment and now while the Cry rings throughout
the land
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Competition Desirable.

II is when instrument and method Of doing business
conLrasted m that of maBy OtheIs that people fully
appreciate the superiority of Pianos and belo deons and
our success is then the ''naTch OF time"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05
Who is Going 10 Buy ?

Reader, have you heard your brother sister, neighbo
iend instrument sometime write
70 Nc H. send the name, address, &c. and sale made
will be entitled to per eentage Mr. H. Is uying
below jobbng prices, and afford to divide the profits.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night exposed nd
drenching rains chill night air Is often seized With mop
VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and SUFFnCATlSG llOARSE-
NESS hst symptoms of QUICK CONSUMPTION. hut if snip
piled with H0LlOWAYS PILLS and HoLLOWAY'5 ONT
MENT, all danger is avered few Pills taken night and
morning and the 0intnent brisky rubbed tuice day
tho throat and chest will the SEvEREST PAINS,
and stop the distressing DANGEROUS COUGH.
Therefore we say to the whole army:
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Richardson's New Method,

Book for The Piano and Meodeon no person can afford
10 DO without WIN be sent free To auy address, receipt
e a. the price Of the book All kinds Of Instruction Boo
Sheet Music, &c sent postage free receipt OF price
Address 30 GEO. HALL, Music Dealer.
AsItabua, March 2, 1852 N'''S'
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IN ALL CASES.
DIR. Harvey's
CHROMO- THERMlL FEM1LE err

CHkOMO-THERMlL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and Of all difficulties TO which IN,
female system peculiarly liable, arising from Stoppage
Nature or obsuetons These Pills have been know
to fail when the directions have been strictly followed ant
they are perfectly safe TO take BY the most dscats
To Married Ladles they particularly recommended
they remove difficulties aad restore nature matter from
what cause the ohsTueon may arise few days ia mos
will producs the desired esetand although so power
are pregnant should not use them they have an eec
contrary 10 paure. Pamphlets detailing their vrtaes viii
carries be had application TO tia agent who win sent
the Pls desired by mail postpaid 70 any address o.
receipt Of the money. Price per box q 90 and Posag
stamps Sold In boxes contsisng sixty ps b. all the prn
eipal druggists and dealers eysryxhars lli ~ -
CIV. CLARK. Con. Agt he Superior e. CievsIand o,
A. HEaD II Y sole sgsa!tOg AshtabulA
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Mr. Hall has associated with him Mr. g. s. FAssErT pro-
iessonai tuner OF Well known ability who is competent
rebuff regulate make any repairs piano needs, in
the very best manner. "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army and Navy,
should take espocia that they be amply supplied with
these Pills and Ointmcut and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves with them no
be sent them by their ends They have
been proved to be the Soldiers peyerns friend in the
henr of need. - -
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Second Hand Pianos and Melodeons
Piano Tuning, &c.

taken 10 exchange for new at fair rates. and the
put Ia good order and kept for sale good stock
LAND 10 10 sold cheap.
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Three Gents Postage

Is all il will cost you to write 10 Mr. Hail. however distaH
you may live and get valuable information about instrument
aud If you not "handy with peu," get friend
write for YOU You money,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05

MIsrAKEN.-A lady while stepping from
FaIcar in New York City, one evening last
week, fell heavily to the ground, and was
taken up senseless. One of the railroad
employees recognized her as the wife of
Frenchman, and he being summoned, hast
ened to her. He found her still insensible,
called her pteously by name, fordltd and
kissed her, and sent for carriage, paying
a doctor, who had attended her, $40
Finally when be had brushed the gathering
tears away, be looked at her more closely
and found that he had been groanng and
crying over some other mans wife.
The Government is redeeming, on an
average. two million dollars per day of the
maturing certificates of indebtedness
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Field Of Operations.

Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsylva
mia, the grOund-wOrk for future trade, aud Instrument
will be delivered free Of charge when desired aud guaranteed
IN every particular, or money refunded, I |H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-05
Choice of Pianos, &c.

Mr. H. is confined the sale OF any particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this county Europe
When it ia desired Mr. ii, will give his customers the benefit
bis experience in the selection OF FlnCs and MelvdeOus.
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram !Slodt, Of So. Louis, Missouri
a" "I find your SARsAFARILLA n more eflectua
remedy for the secondary symptoms of syphilis,
and for syphtic disease than any other we possess.
The profession are indebted TO you for some of the
best medicines we haye.n o.. s'-' s.H''.ii.' ,' g.
From d. J. French, N. d., eminent physician n
Laurence, Mass, tcho Is prominent member Of
the Legislature Of Massachusetts. il
"DR. AYER-My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPARiLLA an excellent remedy for SYphHis,
both of the primary and secondary type and effect
ual in that too obstinate TO yield TO
other remedies. do not know what. we can EN-
poy with more certainty of success, where power
ful Alternative is required.p ~VTrs u
Mr.. Chas. s. Fan Liew Of Near Brums,rcL, N j.,
had dreadful ulcers on his legs caused by the abuse
ofmercury, nlercuriGL disease, which grew more
remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the
perseYering use of AYERS SARsAPARILLA relieved
him. Few cases can be found more inveterate and
distressing than this and it took several dozen bot
ties TO cure him. H.H -.' .'-7 H.. H.HE
Leucorrhna, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrofous Ulcer
alton, and are very often cured by the ateratiye
effect of this SARsAPARILLA. Some cases require,
however, in aid of the SARsAPARILLA, the skilful
application Of local remedies. I4FI}
From the !cetknelcn and Midely-celebrated DR..
Jacob MorriH, Of Cincinnati.
81 have found your SARsAPARlLLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases of females Many of ir-
regularity, LeucorrhGa, Internal liberation, and
have yielded TO it, and there few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment"
A lady, SncHtiRg to atoto the publication Of her
...tl name, VIites: -H.-
"My daughter and myself have heen cured OF a
very debitating Leucorrhea of long standing, by
| two bottles of your SARsAPARILLA.n
| rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys.
| pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrofaia in the system, are rapidly
cured by ths EXT. SARsAPAR1LLA. ~ ,