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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-26
Union Meetings.

Kingsvillc-Monda evening, Sept. 2sth, L S
Sherman and Il Burrows.
Pierpont--Friday evening, Sept. 25th, w P
Rowland and s A Nortbway
Austinburg-Saturday evening, Sept. &c, w
G Howells and j b. Burrows.
Andover Center - Saturday evening, Sept.
26th, 4 Woodbury. and D S Wade.
Cherry Valley Center--Friday evening, Sept.
25th, 9 S Simopds and Abel Krum. d.
New Lyme-W ednesday evening, Sept. Both,
w @ Howells and Lyman Peck
Rock Creek-saturday evening, Oct. Sd, b
Woodbury. aud ID Ensign. -.-. 4.
Trumbull Cenier--Mondsy evening, Oct 5, w
Howells aud Smouds.
Dorset-MoDday evening, Oct 5tb, w P How.
land and A Fouts.
Say aybrook-Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th, G
Simonds and Kellogg.
Ilartsgrove-Weduesday evening, Oct. 9Th, j
d Ensign and II c II Dudley.
Rome-Friday evening, Oct. 9th, II G Dud.
ley and G Whitney. (.
Eaglevile-Tbursday evening Oct sth, i B
Woodbury. and q Smonds.
Sept. 7lh, 1868.
W. c. HowsLLs,
ID. S. WADE,
JAMES REED,
LYMAN CURTIS,
SYDNEY KELSEY,
Central Committee.
1t is understood that these meetings will be
held nt tie usual place Of holding such meet.
ings, or as the citizeus Of each locality may
| select.
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FLOUR--sales 100 bbls red double extra at
$4,95; 200 bbls do at $6,l5 so do at $3.50 /,
and small lot white do at 80, so ht
WHEAT--NIarket dull and lower. Sales
4,O00 bush at 81, free on board; 2 cars on
track at same ; and 1000 bush free on board at
Sl,l5 1-2--all before New York report.
CORN-Active. Sales 10000 bush free on
board at 70c.; 3 cars sacked and delivered at
Tic; and cars on track at 72c.
OATS--Sales cars on track at 5Sc.
RARLEY--In demand for shipment at 100.
SEEDS--Sale so bush timothy at 1915. The
demand is less active.
CHEESE-Firm, at lie for western reserve
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our lines, aud for hours the rebels vainly
sought TO break them.
General Thomas seemed to have 6lled
every soldier with his own uncomfortable
frmness, and General 0anger, bis hat
torn by bullets, rode like lion wherever
the combat was ,bickest.
Every division commander bore himself
gloriously, aud among them Generals Tur
chin, HoEen and Parker especially disiin.
guished themselves. Turchin charged
through the rebel lines with the bayonet,
and. being surrounded, forced his way back
sgaic.
Parker, who had two horses shot under
him on Saturday, forming bis men in one
line, made them lie down until the enemy
was close upon them, when suddenly they
rose aud delivered their FIRE with such effect
| that the assailpg column fell back in con.
fusion, leaving the ground covered with kil.
led. When nightyfell, this band of heroes
stood on the same ground occupied by
them in the morning with undauuttd spir.
its. Their losses ale not yet estimated.
General Thomas telegraphed Monday
forenoon that the troops were 10 high spir
its. He brought of all his wounded. o.
The sick and wounded at CraWtish Spring
including our main hospital, nearly all had
been brought away.
The number Of prisoners taken by the
enemy will hardly exceed two thousa nd,
beside the wounded, of whom not more than
1900 could have fallen into their hands.
or rebel prisoners, we have sent |, 800 10
Nashville.
Most Of our losses in artillery were
caused by the killing Of all tse horses.
General Thomas retreated to Rossyille
on Sunday night after the battle had clos.
ed.
General Rosecrans had issued orders for
oil bis troops to be concentrated. In the
last two assaults cur troops fought with
the bayonet.
The latest information from Chattanooga
was to the effect that General Rosecraus
would concentrate on Chattanooga.
PUroNAc ARMY The POSTS Washing
ton letter of the 22d, says General Meade.
army is undoubtedly moving upon Gordops
vile, and it would surprise no one to hear
that battle was fought betwaen him aud
Lee before Sunday. Lee still command.
the army OF Virginia, but his strength can.
not be over 10000. The strength of Gen.
eral Meade's army it would be imprudent
TO estimate, but unless all reports which
are sent up from the Rspidan are shame.
fully false, it is ready TO cffcr battle to the
enemy.
OCCUPATION oE LITTLE RocK.-Ths place
was occupied on the 10th by General
Davdson's cavalry. after a desperate re.
sistance from Prices army, which, for Eve
miles, disputed every foot Of ground, end
only retired when forced back by our I'D
vaucing columns.
An unt ficial dispatch from Chattanoog,
to an army officer, speaks of the engage
ment of Monday last as warm. Long
streets corps attacked the corps vf Genera
Thomas, resulting iu complete Union vic
tory. Tue fact that Thomas was able t.
join General Rosecrans at Chattanooga OF
Monday, receives positive confirmation il
this dispatch.
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STATE FAIR-We have beard deal about
the jam, the heat. the dust, the deluge of rain,
and the ludicrous scattering Of the houseless
and homeless multitude the bedraggled and
fororn condition OF the unfortunate ones who
failed TO secure shelter the overlooking Of
street cars, and the dropping down of the poor
equines that drew them and the way in which
many were taken in and done for but the fate
Of our innocent neigbbor Of the Reporter
comes home to our commisseration. Failing
Of choice Of lodgings he. With Others from
that quarter. were supplied with sort Of field
Led,-each making his own selection Of a
plank, and the key turned upon them until
the fee Of six bits each was paid 10 the morning.
But notwithstanding these amusing features,
the fair was a success beyond any Of its prede-
cessors. We notice that our indefatigable
business friend. George Hall, took first pre-
MUM on pianos. Judge Chaffee, Of Jefferson,
took the first premium on Cotswold two-year-
old buck, which weighed 365 lbs, and the FRS,
premium on two-year-old Southdown buck
Fl. Stevens. Of Sheffield. had upon exhibition
several 6pe cbeeses and samples OF butter
Miss Spring, OF Geneva, had the first premiums
on the following articles: Canned gooseberries
picked tomatoes, picked butterDuts. best wool
carpet. Mrs A. Morley, Of Lindenviie, took
the first premium on rag carpets. d. W
HiekOk, OF Jefferson. the FIRST premium on grain
measures. II. Stevens. Of Sheffield. took the
first premium on cheese under one year old
also hrst p.emium on garden peas. James ID
Hsrrick, Of Jefferson. first premium on besi
held peas first do on greatest variety Of peas
Miss M. o. Spring. second premiam on soSg-
hum syrup first do on white bed quilt Mr.
h. +. GiddiDestoo . first preuigm 90 cheese
A ooRssTALK is vegetable that oftsl
bears three or four esrsj the hnmaR yege.
table nsfef hears more than two. -.
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ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF
THE Coy FANILY.-Our readers will remem
Der the horrible murder committed in Medina
county about the firStof last July, by which
Mr.. Shubel Coy, wife, and child. were
butchcred in cold blood, and the house then
set on fire to hide the traces of the inhuman
deed. Since that time the officers of
Medina county have been indefatigablc if
their efforts TO trace out the murder and
finally arrested 10 Wisconsin man named
Cop. Fred Sreetor, who had formerly lived
atMedins, ,on suspicion ofhaving perpetrated
the crime. He left Medina the morning
alter the murder and went TO Cleveland
He was absent but twenty four hours, and
returned very flush with money, which he
said he had won in G. by gambling. He
soon after left the place, and suspicious be
coming aroused against him, be was fol
lowed and arrested in Kenosbs, Wis. He
gives no satisfactory account of his wherea.
bous on the night Of the murder, or how
he got the money, and his whole story is
improbable and contradictory About six y
dolialS were foun5a upon his person, and
amoung the money were Two .senly dollar
greenbacks that had blood on the edges
When M. Coy got his moaey from lhH
bank it was put in a sealed envelope The
envelope was iu the pocket Of a vest, which
was under his pillow at the time be was
killed The murderer. after doing bis bloody
work. obtained the envelope. tore it open
at the longer edge, and taking out the
money, droped the envelope in the bedroom
There is the mark ofa bloody thumb on
the ceuter of the envelope, ana marks OF
bloody fingers on the edges, evidently made
10y the murderer in taking out the bills On
the $40 bills found with Sireeor are bloody
marks, which upon trial were found 10 fl
exactly with the torn edge of OF the money
envelope. This of itself is most damning
testimony of guilt. Streetor was commit
ted to jsl to wait his trial. He showed
during the examination, the utmost coolues.
and uuconcern.- -MahOning Register.
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FRIEND REED The work is progressing
finely on the Mahooing Road. have charge
o! The work on the rond, and am putting 10 ne
ties aid laying new track outside Of theirs,
so that narrow gauge engine can haul wide
cars as well as narrow ; also wide engines can
haul narrow cars Iexpect it TO be 10 running
order about the first of next month. 45o men
ore employed on the road. Please give me
credit for the enclosed.
Yours truly.
H. RIcHMoEp.
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Ma. EDiroR-DEAR SIR.--I she 10 your
paper, MY name connected with appointments g
for political meeting. Will you allow me to
Say that these appointments were made without
my knowledge, and that although have aud
cherish lively interest in the honor and vel.
fare Of our State and country, tever have had
and never intend to have anything to do as
40 electioneer, with party politics.
Yours respectfully. f.U
.,. Ii. C.. II. DUDLEY.
Jefferson, September 81, 1863.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION pf Teachers win be
~ held At the owinz named places hereafter stated
10 Wit;
Jefferson, ostobsr bth. 1903, a the Court House.
Geneva, Oct 18th, a. the school House.
Orwell, Oct 26th, st the Academy.
Eingsville, November and, At the School House.
Terpont, Nov. 7th, ~ the School Honse.
Anstinburg, Nov. 9th, at the School House.
Andover Center. Nov. 18th, At the school House.
Ashtabua, Nov. 2lst AZ the School House.
Rock Greek, Nov. 2erd, AZ the School House.
Lindenvile Nov 24th, At the school House.
jefferson, ID. cember 7th, Al the Court House.
Jefferson Dec. 2Tth, st the Court House
by Of the Board Of School Examiners Of Ashabua
County. W.P HOwLAND, Clerk,
l4tfls
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The magnificent steamer Niagara OF s. 900
tuns, and with an enormous battery. is now
ready for sea at Boston, where she has re.
manned SO as to be conveniently near those
patriotic fishermen who have SO long maDi-
tested an earnest desire 10 enlist 10 the navy
The early departure Of the steamship is de
sired 10 apprehension Of the advent Of John
Laird's Rebel ram with the copnivance of
the British Government. 500 ~
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Two Kinds of De m oorats.

Tho following is an extract from speech of
Ex-Governor Wright, OF Indiana. 1t clearly
shows the difference between true Democrats
and Copperheads
The assertion has bee6 made that none
but the Democratic party could save the
country. But what class of Democrats do
you mean are 10 save the country? Thomss
Jefferson was genuine Democrat. Ap.
plause. lie had a Vice Presideut of the
name of Aaron Burr. Mr.. Burr was in.
side Of the Democratic organization.
Laughter Were they not both Demo
crats? Coming from Jefferson to Jackson,
we lnd that Andrew jackson had a Vice.
President by the name of John c. Calhoun
Was not Calhoun inside Of the Democratic
organization as much as General Jackson
himself? Coming from jackson we find
Stephen A. Douglas: aud was he not re,
preventative of the old Jefferson jackson
Democracy? AT that time the country
had Vice President in The person of Jobn
c. Breckinridge. who was Democrat too.
Then we have, Jefferson and Burr. jackson
and Calhoun, aud Douglas and Breckn.
ridge all inside of the Democratic ring.
Laughter Do you follow Jefferson,
Jackson. and Douglas. or Burr, Calhoun,
and Rrecknrdge? Do you follow these
last? (Cries of mo. no.") When you
hear man saying that the only party that
can save the country is the Democratic
party, lie sure and ascertain what be means
by the Democracy;-whether it is genuine
or bogus. There can be no such thing as q
true Democrat who does uot stand up for
the war.
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TIE HoPE OF THE RKBkLs.- Lieutenant
Maury, the authorized agent Of the Con
federacy In Europe. ina letter to the Lon.
don Times, states the hopes Of the rebels.
Admitting tho rev,rses, be thus cousols
himself and holsters up bis cause o..
"As an effect, then, against the tide Of
military reverse, which In tho first weeks of
July ruu so strong against the South, and
from which our friends in England seem
not to have recovered, let US look to those
agencies that are TO end the war, and In.
qure what progress has beeu made on The
road TO peace, and consequently in our fs'
vor, notwithstanding these military rever.
ses."
Other sgents have 10 be called in play.
What are theyi Let US inquire. They
are, divisions in the camp of the enemy. dis.
sensions among the people of tie North.
There is already peace party there All
the embarrassments with which that party
can Surround Mr.. Lincoln. and oil the diff.
cultes that it can throw in the way of the
war party in the North. operate directly as
so much aid aud comfort 10 the South
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man or a dollar for the war, into which Pugh
was In haste 70 dash In 1862. This same
Pugh now denounces the war for the suppress
sion Of the rebellion; and all connected with IL.
II George e Pugh Is any more honorable, or
has any more integrity than his file leader, his
sutserviency and obedience to his masters dc
tum are not unuuestionahle evidencea Of T.
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ApMlRAL PORTER writes from Cairo, Sep.
IS, that all seems quiet on the Mississppi;
there has been but one attempt to inter
rupt navigation, and then the guerrillas
were repulsed by the gunboat Champion,
which thev attacked Our guuboats are
constantly picking up rebel deserters,
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Couyoron BAnpAors. sen,embe, ,se,

CoTSoroN BARRAcKs September, 1863.
FRIEND REED I'VE are yet in Covington
ny, but are looking for orders to leave every
cay. Company NJ, Captain W. II. II. Crowell,
nas just left for Mumfordsville, KY, where they
are to be stationed His officers are SEN. .
lst' Lieut., J.F. Wrisnerisky; Jr. lst. S. N.
Castle. sen 2nd, - Burroughs; Jr 2ud,
Powell. Ours is Comp uny g., Captain o. o.
King. Sen. LIST, Lient, W. C. King Jr. lst.,
5. ID. RQckhill. Sen. End, ], F. Clifford Jr'
2nd., William r. Lawrence. the water that
we have is cistern water, which does not agree
with the men, and we have few 10 the hos.
pital. Letters and papers must be directed to
the Company, giving the letter n care OF the
Captain, o. V. Il. A..
Yours in haste,
j. r. C.
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Attention, Soldiersi
And the Friends of Soldiers !


We call the attention Of all having relations friends In
the army. 10 the fact that oohands German Biters will
OF the diseases induced by exposures and
pdyations incident TO camp e In the lists published al
most daily In the ewspapers, the arrival OF the sek, IL
Will be noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility Every Of that kind be readily cured
by HoOiands German Bitters We have hesation In
stating that these Bers freely used among sol
die hundreds Of lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The propetors daily receiving thankful ieten from
sufferers In the and hospitals Who have been restored
70 health BY the Of these Bter sent to them By their
friends. ''. W = -
Bsware Of COnntsyfsits = . sss
tY See that the Signature Of &C. N. JACKSON is on
the Wrapper Of each Bottle. rH tl.t
II Price per. Bottle rs cents or half doI- for a.
=. Should your nearest druggist not have the article do
not ba put by Of the Intoxicating preparations that
may be offered In its place. but send TO us and win er
ward securely packed, BY e1press ~. s-.s.,
Principal Office and Mandatory,
Mo. GA ARCH STREET.
JorJms GO EVANS.
Csaecsssors to Q. N. jackson Co.. ,0af
Propietors.
~ FOR SALE BY Drugsist and Dealers in every town
in the United States =, r farr,1 ~ IN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-26

THr elections 10 Ohio, Pennsylvsnia end
Indiana, take place on the second Tuesday
Of October, the 18th, three weeks from
Tuesday
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-Union
men Of Ohio Keep this extract from the
rebel Msury's late letter to the London
Times, before the people ,......... -.
"VdHandigham rails and catches orer
He border ptedged-if elected Gorerner of
OAio-to array IL dgaint Lin cola, and The
todT, and 90 for peace %
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Az old lady who had heard her minister
say there would be nave iu the church,
observed that she knew who the party ives
to whom he spplied such au opprobious
cniIhal u ---.- ~ 81. - IL -----
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There many preparations sold under the Of Biz
put up In quart Bottles compounded Of the chespest
whisky rum, costing IRON 20 to 40 cents g-
ios, ths tsse disgusld by Anse OF Corisnder Seed.
THIS class Of Bitter has caused and Win centnue 20 caase
long they sold bundeds die The death Of the
drunkard BY their the system Is kept oeutna under
influence Of Alcoholic Smuants cf ths vsSt kind the
desire Liquor created and kept up and the result s al
the horrors VI n drunkaras lih and asath
For those who desire and a haze Liquor Bi.ters We
publish the following recipe Ger One Bottle HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS, and mix With Three Quarts OF Good
Brandy WHISKY and the result will be preparation that
will IN medicinal virtues and true excellence any OF
the Liquor Bisters N the market and will eesx
mveh isss You will have all the virtues OF HoOFLANDs
BITTERS in connection with good article OF Liquor ut
much less price than these inferior preparations VIII cost
you.
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A YOUNG man will compliment bis sweet.
heart on the fragrance Of her breath with.
out being ashamed that his own smells Of
rBm and tobacco zoe p ei"'
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Cor. PuoH.---In lscs, Geo e Pugh proposed
10 Gov. Tod to hscone the Commander Of sre-
einsnf of OAio volnnteenl IN 1854 he n the
champion Il the Zoe Of his government the man
rko uckss Il lie teEst ikst he never vetsi
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

/ AM nov in receipt OF nv FALL and
Il WINTER Stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, bought for
CASH. and which will he sold Mt the very lowest possbe
c.nt for Cash Produce Ny stock consists in part
follows:
il cases custom.made thick boots. "a.
cases boys do do DO
|f cases youths DO do.
cIses gents calf boots. -
cases boys Dc do
womens misses and chiden calf Balmora bootreR
large stock of ladies' and goat tipped Bauora
bc otecs. -
300 pair women's ind misses half Balmorai.
,nn pair lasting gatersladies, misses and erildrens.
full ssaek of Children's Shoey, all sizes andbtye
Mons and boys calf Oxford ties and brogans
entlenen's and adieS rubber plush, and buffalo Over.
soea chidens caoks 8c alol whi:h offer on the most
liberal terms. .a ....... a.. . ..-
Also good Stock.of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Crockery. Wall Papers l" sets Of Ladies'
also few extra AuGs cheap for the times.
..... ..-- j. p. ROBERTSON.
Ashtabula, Sept. 2ist, 1853 7is
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MANY peop.e consider tho world as Q
worm does the Interior OF q Dnt-simply o
place 10 feed and grow IL.
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Teslpg Of their personal knowledge TO the beneficial
effects and medical virtues Of these Bitters g.. III
From Rec j. Nspton Bropn d. d., Editor Of iks Eneyeo-
psdia Of Religious Knorisdgel

Te,yng OF their personal knowledge TO the beneficial
effects and medical virtues Of these Btters. 81. ~
From Rec j. BroRn d. d., Editor Of iks Eneyeio-
pedia Of Religious Knoctsdge1
Although not disposdd to faver recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dsrust of their ingredients
testify to the benefits he belisves hms. to have
ceived from simple pepaaon in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit o others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoofands German
Bers prepared by Dr. G. Jackson Of this city, because
preudced sganst them for many years. under the i'm
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture am
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker Esq for the
mova of hi. prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
msnt to try them when suffering from great and long con
the beginning Of the present followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental vsor
despaed reganing therefore thank God and friend
~ -"'''''s ''' Wv : ' }. NEWTON BROWN.
| Philadelphia, June %, 1851. = ....s ,....-,,
Diseases Of Kidney and Bladder,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient restored Health
Delicate Children, s..Hlis,.s+
Those suffering from hARASNU5, wasting away, with
scarcely any flesh their bones cured In very
time one bottle In such cases. will have most surprising
effect. ..as
Having suffering children above, and wishing to raise
them will reget the day they commenced with these
Bitters.
Literary Men, Students, . . 9
And those working bard with their brains should always
keep bottle of H6OFLANDS BITTERS them az they
will and much benefit from its To both mind and body
invigorating and not depressing. a.lg IN
1t is not q Liquor Stimulant,
And leaves no prostitution. ~ 30
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Onaeat1cS. 90
llEAVY, and Fine Brown Cottons, Cot
tes Van, n@tsns wsdsins Deninns Stripes. Ticks Heavy
Summer Goods fe Men and Boys war. Bs<ehsd Coons
HEs lstt2. J0RRleON
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DROCLAMATION is hereby made TO
IL the qualified electors ri Asetabula County Ohio that
General Election will be held, required by law
Tuesday, October 18Th, 1868,
at the several places Of holding elections In said County
which time the following Officers TO be chosen TO wit
One Governor Of State, one Leutensnf Governor, one
Judge Of Supreme Court Autor Of State Treasurer
State member Board Public Works State
for the district composed o the counties of Ashbua Lake
and Geauea to the State egslaure one
Judge Probate Con Clerk o Common Pleas County
Treasurer Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney,
In6rmary. --'t
The Trustees Of the several Townships required
the Of Jurors in addition to those already In the
box To f out tqe number apporoned to each township
Tie following Is the superintendent OF Jurors with the
in the boz the lst Monday of September 1868
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Disordered Livor. sae'
Stomach, or
Kidneys.

Of citizens suffering from Dyspepss and
Liver Diseases and 10 whom the following question: apply
we guarantee H0oFLANDS GERMAN BITTEEs win
them. ....