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The chills will not return II these Bitters sre used.
No person in q Fever and Agus District should be
without them.
from Rev. J. Newton Brown. D.. d., Editor Of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed 70 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines generally, through dlstTust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet l know Of no suf-
6eient reasons why a man may not testify to the
benefits be believes himself 10 have received from
any simple preparation, in. the hope he may thus
contribute to the benefit Of others.
] do this the more readily in regard 10 Hootands
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. U. NJ. Jackson, of
this city, because / was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an Alcoholic mixture / am indebted TO
my friend. Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for be removed
this prejudice by proper tests. anu Tor encourage,
nent TO try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning OF the present
year, was followed by sn evident relief, and resto-
ration 10 8 degres Of bodily and mentalvigor when
I had not felt for six months before. and had al
most despaired Of regsining. / therefore thank God
and my friend for directing 70 the gse Of them;
PhilAdelphis. June q. 1861.
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Nuisance,

People who turn their COWS on the
streets, 10 live of their neighbors. and
pick up "A miserable subsistence in open
~bard-yards, or perchance 10 depredate on
a farmers wagon. do wrong. Yesterday
we saw u hungry brute browsing on n
load of Young fruit trees that = farmer
had Just purchased at u nursery: The
trees were about ruined, and the farmers
purse and temper must have suffered.
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a. s. G. w. Bridges--Heayy Lum-
Der Trade.


Der Trade.
Messrs. Warren Packard, of this place,
and Alexander Fuller, of Bazetts, haYe
very extensive contracts to furnish lum'
Der for bridges on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. They are TO furnish
all the lumber required on the road be-
tween Akron and Dayton, besides supply
ing the lumber that will be required to
duplicate all the bridges along the entire
line. IL case a bridge is destroyed by
fire, the company will have another ready
to take its place. Messrs. P. & F. also
have contracts to furnish the timber re-
quired for the bridges on the new road;
the atlantic Company are TO build from
Salamanca to Buffalo. and for the New
Lisbon Railroad. Thsy have 600 acres OF
heavily covered pine and hemlock land,
near Cory, Pa. An idea of their exten-
sive operations may be had from the fact
that they cut and sawed one million feet
of lumber in the months of January and
February.
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Serious Accident.

Mr.. John Landau, n tanner, Of Mecca
he'd his right hand caught in the gear
ing OF a bark mill. on Saturday last, caus
ing it 10 be so severely crushed that il
became necessary TO amputste it. Mr., L.
had but recently commenced business,
and the irreparable injury he has sus-
tanned by the accident, has caused much
sympathy to be felt for himself and fam
lily. 4 subscription paper has been put
in circulation, and is being literally sub
scribsd 10, for raising funds for his cup
port and assistance.
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military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS 51sF REG'T. National
GuARDs. Warren, O., April le, 1864
SPECIAL ORDERS No 8

HkADeUARFERs 51sF REG'F. National
6UARDs. Warren, O., April l9, 1864
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. O..
/. The members of Company a will
meet at their Arinory, in Warren, on
Monday, April 25th, at one O'Clock. P.
n, and when SC assembled will proceed
according to law, to elect one First Lieut..
of said company, and at the same time
Ill such other vacancies as may be made
by promotion or otherwise by election as
required by law. The polls t. be closed
at 5 o'clock. P. N, and return of said
election to be made Immediately to These
Headquartera-
II. The members OF Company D, viii
meet at their Armory, in Girard, on Mon
day, April 25th. at one o'clock. P. N,
aud when SO assembled will proceed &C.
cording to law, u elect one First Lieut..
Of said Company. and at the same time
81 such other vacancies as may be made
by promotion or otherwise, by election
- required by law The polls TO be clos
ed st S O'Clock. P. N. and return Of
said election to be made immediately tC
these Headquarters. By order.
J.F. ASPER.
Col. Cong.
purt HrstuUr Iii
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Dyssntery, DsarrhUa, Relax, |ox1zs.

R0s DR.. O. Green, If CasoaSo
Your Pills have had q long trial in my pr.tIcs, sad 1
hold then In esteem rs one VI the LIT HpeFtsaLs / hHH
ever found. Their alternative sdeet uIou lie liver .nakss
them an excellent remedy, when given in sEssll doses foC
biLioas GySsAtsry and GiaJTh0d. Their sigarcoafing
makes them very a~eeeptabls and soussu5SOt La tie sss
Of women aud Children.
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New Depot Building.

We learn that the Atlantic R. K. Com
pany intend TO erect. the coming summer,
g new brick depot building at this place.
1t is also reported that the site of the Ma
honing Depot will be changed TO grounds
east of Hunts Tannery, on South Street,
where the Company own land, and where
they can erect buildings and construct
side tracks ample for the rapidly inereas-
ing business requirements.
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Veteran Credits for the 10th
District.

The State journal. of Monday. pub
fishes a statement of the re-enlisted men
for which the State will be credited on
the pending draft. The several counties
in the 18th District are credited as fol
lows:
Gesugs. sc Ashtabula, OF Trum-
bull, lei Portage, 81; Mahoning. 1873
District at large Is; fetal ia
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Dyspepsia, Iinpurity Of IA blood.
Fran Esv. ). HsSsS5, TbSt0r n Aisens CauSss, RsAs1
d. AYR: I have used your Pills Wiia extraordinary
success IN my family and among th0ss I am caiisd 10 visa
in distress. To regulate tie 0gEEs Of digestion sAd
purify tie blocd, they are the very best remedy I hsvs
ever knowa, and I eza Confidently recommend than -
ny GisD&A ySzs, ,. Y.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

Rates Of Adverttsins.
. twslye lines equal 70 enc inch In spsee. make
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PrfnttnE material for sale.

We have a lot of second hand print
ing material that has not been much
used, and is in good condition, which car
be had at a bargain. S00lbs. Long Primer
$50 10 200 lbs BREWER; also several font
of Scripts, job and card type; rules, Dor
ders, chases. marble imposing stones, &c
Ia fact We can furnish a pretty good out
fit for II 24x26 inch paper.
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Town and County



Obituary.
On the 6rst page-of this number Of the
Chronicle, We publish an extended obit-
uary of a late deceased citizen Of this
place. The statements and incidents
therein will no doubt be interesting to
the many friends and scqusintances of
the deceased. The article is from the
fluent pen of Col. j. F. Asper.
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A Fact,

A Fact.
If you wish to be healthy and good
looking, wear good clothes. furne 4
feek's "a the place to buy Clothing. Hats
& Caps. at job prices. and represented
only for what they are.
Webbs Block, Main St
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THE MAHoNING BRANCH.
GOING EAST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. Bush's Great American Bonesei 81
Thoroughwort Tonic.

DR.. Bush's Great American Bonesei or
Thoroughwort Tonic.
No remedial agent has sush universal appliea-
ton as the Thoroughwort. 1t has been used from
time immemorial for Ague and Billions silmepts.-
Patients with the following symptoms will be speci-
ally benefited BY this remedy: Hesdsoh snd dirzi-
ness caused by Bilious Stomseh. 1t oleanses the
skin better than any other remedy. Restores the
appetite. gives tone TO the Stomach. and facilitates
digestion. Intermittent fevers Of all grades and
characters. Ague with terrible pains in the bonea.
Dyspepsia with vomiting of food, Belehing Of wind.
and a feeling of obstruction at the pit Of the stom-
sch. Vomiting Of Bile, with extreme prostration OF
strength, the smell OF food causing sickness 81 the
Stomach. fullness and tenderness Of the Liver,
soreness around the wsist with uncomfortable feel
ing of pressure, equity and Rheumatic disease with
soreness of the muscles. hoarse Ccugh. with rough
voice and E0renesk OF the Chest, night Cough,
Dropsical Affections, Dysentary and Disrrho, Bleed
ing Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price per bottle, % cents. Sold by DWARF A.
SMITH, Warren, o.
Wholesale Agents,
sTROS6 ( ARMSTRONG,
Oct Is Sem Cleveland. O..
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j. PalI HuRLsur. Adjt.
HAD QUARTERS 5lst RECT.
NATIONAL Cps. Warren, apr. i9, ia
GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS.
No. Z.
Inquiry having been made at these
Head Quarters relative TO the position and
responsibility of such members of the
Volunteer Militia, now called National
Guards. as were properly enrolled, hut
who afterwards neglected or refused to
take the oath of allegiance, as required
by General Orders No. @, issued from
General Head Quarters, and in response
thereto as well as for the information of
all, the following extract from q letter OF
Adjutsnt General Hill, dated Dec. &c, '63.
written to the c~ommandant of this regi-
ment upon the subject is published.
They 1.-THE men reported as not sworn)
-'are not discharged until the action of
the Adjt. General to that effect is COM
municate d 10 the commandments of Com
panies. You will therefore direct the
Captains of these Companies to place the
names Of these men again on their rolls
and to require the same performance of
duty, and to exact the same amount of
&ne for aon-performance as from any 9TH
er member of their Companies"
No action has been taken at General
Head Quarters since, and those men are
o discharged. Commandments of Com
psnies will govern themselves according
ly.
1t is to be hoped that at this time when
the Governor is calling upon the Military
arm to step forward, promptly, to the aid
of the Government, that NO man will fall
ter in the performaneeo of duty; and that
every man viii render q cheerful obedi-
ence to military orders. The Governor
has q right to expect that every man will
promptly render that military service
which is due from every citizen, and es-
p~ecisIly due from those who have taken
I'D the burthen Of that military service
by voluntarily enrolling themselves and
organizing q military system.
All can be assured that the officers Will
not shrink from q performance Of duty
Is required by General Orders and Mill
tary Law and Regulations.
J. F. ASPER,
Col Commanding.
By order:
Pau Erzs,pg, Adiutsn..
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TEA SAWMILL!
AND
LAND FOR SALE

I will sell my STEAM SAW MILL!
1with Machinery for making Pillow Beams, a Lath
Machine, ! Circular Saw, 60inches in diameter and
/ So inches, both new. about 400 logs, also s. acres
Of land with new Frame House and Barn, and 100
Fruit Trees, also 2 pairs Horses, 4 Wagons, Sheds,
Chains, and other apparatus for numbering, The
Mill is IN Johnston, on the road from the Atlantic
\ Great Western Rail Road.
This Mill will be sold separately, II desired. sud
all or any part of the property will be sold CHEAP,
and on easy terms. For particulars enquire OF die
subscriber, on the premises.
March G-6ss WILLIAM LFVFSg
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BETTER late Than Never.

Farmers thathave no secured their Grass
Seed this season. can find a supply OF
both Clover and Timothy at Smiths
Brug Store.
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SPENCERIAN
Oct '@eu

A LII desiring to prepare TOR bust
n ness, may be assured that the bost f~Aeiiitie,
are offered At this Institute at about - per cent.
less than az similar Colleges, elsewhere.
The course Of study include Book-Keeping, by
single and double entry, Commercial Law. The RFt
Of Tel egIaphing, etc, etc.
In the photographic Department, thorough In
struetion Is given in SPENCERIAN. PRACTI-
CAL and ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP.
On receipt Of One Dollar. will be rent to any ad-
dress a full sett of copies with explanations, prs
senting q complete analysis Of each letter Of the
Alphabet, lmParting q sufficient knowledge of the
system, 20 insure good success in teaching II.
& Send for Catalogue and Circular. sjiy63
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co, n. T., Oct. ~ 1855.
DEAR sIz: am using your Catharte tiiis IN my pTae-
tee, and and them an sxesllent pargstiys 10 alSaRss liz
system and pxrvy gs fountains Of De btoEL
JOHN g. MEACIAM, NJ D
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The New Ten Forty Bonds.

Messrs. T. j. McLain & Son, Bankers,
are agents for the sale of the above
named bonds. Terms, par for legal ten.
der or national bank notes.
April l3-tf.
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Livery.

DR.. d. W. Jameson and P. l.. Rush
have purchased the livery stable owned
by Nj. Peter Fulk. and intend to fur
nish it with 8 new outfit of livery stock.
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SOLDIERS /!
And the Friends of Soldiers

friends in the army 10 the fact that Hollands Ger
man Bitters will cure nine tenths Of the diseases
induced by exposure and privations incident 20
camp life. In the lists published almost daily IN
the pewspapers. on the arrival Of the sick, il WILDE
observed that a large portion are suffering from
debility, Every case Of that kind can readily cur
ed by Hollands German Buffers. We have no hes
itstion is saying that If these Bitters were freely
used among our soldidrs. hundred Of lives might
be saved that would otherwise be Lost.
The propristors are daily receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers in the army and hospitals, who
have been restored TO health by the use Of these
Bitters, sent to them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See thatthe signature of &C. NJ. JACKSON" is on
the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
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Local Notices.

Terms Of the Chronicle. $3.50 invsria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule.
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NOTICE,
IN TO Martha Miner, Amos Miner. Almon Mi
ner. Robert Ray, Hudley Ray, Aimirs Isylor.
Thomas Taylor, Laura Bradley, James D. Brad
ley, Elisha Miner. Sibbel Miner, George Miner,
Henry Miner, Herman Miner, Ann Peck and hus-
band Peck, Amos Miner, Wellington BOYLE.
Herman Boyle and Mary Ann Boyle.
y ou are hereby notified that the underlined as
Executor OF Elisha Miner, deceased, has filed his
petition IN the Probate Court of Trumbuil county.
Ohio, against you. asking for an order to sell the
homestead farm Of said deceient. of about seventy
eight acres. situate in Johnston township, Trumbuii
county, Ohio. and known as q part Of lot IS, third
division, in said township, and upon which said de-
eedent lived at the time Of his death. Also & small
gore Of land adjoining the above in said lot No. IS.
which decedeAt bought Of one Wm. Boon.
Which said petition viii bs heard at the offcs Of
said Court, on the 4th day of May, A. ID. 1864. he
tween the hours of 10A NJ, and / P. NJ, OF said
day. THOMAS GILNORE
GEO + bRowS, Ext Of Elisha Miner, dec.
Atty. for Petr. Aurl 6.-4w -.
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Taverp stand for sale or Rent

The American House at Newton Falls,
with good garden and improvements. is
offered for Sale or Rent. Apply oon.-
Possession given immediately.
April 20,-Iwz HENRY Lob.
Proprietor.
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New Landlord,

The American House. in this place, has
changed landlords, Mr.. Reeves being
succeeded, a few days since, by Mr.. En-
sign, of Mesopotamis-
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
Home Farm, " IN Vienna, 6 miles from Wsr-
rem, Il contains 40 acres CT land, $50 acres well
improved AID 50 acres woodland heavily timbered.
al nz-ss Of il are we'll vetered hy never failing
springs. Tkere are uPcn 1t two good frame dwell
ing houses, four frame barns. beside ether out
buildings; two good apple orchards, one peach Or
hard, fsur good wells Of excellent water, one large
cistern, and every convenience for a farmers CON-
tort. The woodland is within eighty rods OF steam
saw nill. The farm Is 80 situated that 1t can be
divided into two farms. leaving = Dwelling. barns,
orchard, wafer and wood for each farm. After =
reasonable amount IS paid il hand. the balance OF
the purchase money may 90 in pay ments 70 suit the
purchaser. l6apr4Sl JAMES MACkEY.
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: ? ? ?
NOTICE:

mere afs many freDaEauons SOU sh1et ne
name Of BitIers, put up ia quart bottles, eoapOuu-
ded Of the cheapest whisky OF common rum. eass-
ing from 20 10 10 cent? : gallon. the taste disguised
By Anise or COriander Seed.
This class of Bitters have caused sad Will e0ntin-
ne 10 cause, as long as they are sold, bundreds 10
die the death Of the drunkard. b their use TIE
system is kept continually under the ininenee Of
Alcoholic StimulaEs= Of the worst kiad. the desire
fer Liquor Is created and kept up, anu the result is
For those who desire and viii have 4 Liquor Bit
ter, We publish the following recipe: get enc bottle
OF HoohsHd's German BiEteTs ana mix with three
quarts of good brandy or WHISKY. and the result
will be 3 preparation that v al iHr excel Ia nediei-
nsl virtues and true eXeriisnoe any OF the Eumer-
ous Liquor bItteTs IN the market, and Elllc0st much
less. lou will have ali the virtues Of Aoo1ands
Bittsrs il connection with \ good article of liquor
at : much iess price ihaa ihess inferior preparations
Will cost you.
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AYERS
PILLS.

Are you alex, EsbiA aaA
eompia4ningi Are you out q
order, with your system Dc
ranged, aud your ks,ings u
ecmfortablsl These aymD
toms are oftsa the prsluds -
ssrious llness. Some dt ~
sickness Is creeping upoa yoa,
and should bs avsrtsd 81 a
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills and
cleanse out the dtsordsrsd h5-
mors- purify ths bloo1, and
let the fuids moys On nacS
sfructed In health agin-
They stimulate the funedc1s
Of the body into Vigorous -
tIVity, purify the ayItsn fo1
the distractions which nalEs
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Ayers Jerry PeCtoraI,

- Rapid CURE OF
Coughs. Il -dueAxa, Hoarssnsss,
Croup, lis, Inciplent Con-
am u for the RELIEF
a tive Patients
-eed Stages
Disease.
This "a sally known 10 suTpszs emf
other Tor tn y -r-14 1d lung eomplaipDI aAi :
is useloss here 10 puoitsh the evidence Of lis VHbeA- 10
unrjyaIied excellence fr coughs and oslds, snd is Epiy
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have plafe a
known Throughout the civilized nations % the sn'fh
FsW are the communities, or even families, amor f1"D
who have not some personal experience Of Is eS~ -
some living trophy IN their midst OF lie victory o'sT tbs
.ub5le AID dangerous disorders Of The throat and i"n-s
A. al know The dreadful fatality OF these disoFue'ss @ie
,s a., know, TO. the Effects G fthis remedy. We n 6" toi
a. ,..a than 70 ss-are them that IL hiss Now si tb- VIZ
,-.- -l,-t 1t iii hay- when making he cures shi'h have
va =, ,.tnsg'y ul1n tho c'nih' nrc 81 f.antii"--
Pre- ared by Dr. &c. AVER Il &C., Lowell, HAS.
SOLD BY-Hoyt and StrattOn, E A Smith J !
Woods, Warren f; A Chew. Brookfeld; Fansler Z
Cory, Bristol; Z P Wolcott. Farnington SSuibt
4 Thompson. Mesopotamia W Savage. Bloom
field: s. i Souie, Newton Falls; Mason 4 Co., Niles
J, Walters, Girard and dealers everywhere
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disease. A cold settles somewhere In the body, and %
Etruets It's natural functions ThsSe, II not rsllsTe4
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, prS
ducinZ general azgrAvAticl, suffering, and cssasA
While In this condition, oppressed BY tbs dsrsngsasut4
take Ayers Pills and see how directly they restore .hs
natural action Of the system, and with l. the bCoyEos
feeling Of health again. what Il true and % spparsat II
this trivial and common complaint, 10 also trus IN many
Of the dsepssated and dangerous dIstsmpsrs. The se1a
p~urSativs effect sxpe5 thsm. Caused by similar ohstruo
tons and arrangements Of the natural functions q ~
body, they are rapidly, and many Of them surely, cured
by the same means. None whe know the virtues o. ths1
Pills, viii neglect to smptoy them 1hsR suffering 1rSR
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In soae Of TIE
principal ests, and from 0thsr wall known pShls pAS
sou1.
From a Fbrsoarflna 1kresant ~ Load, Eh T. nSa
d. ARA: Your Pills ss the paragon Of al thes b
great In medicine. They have cured my little dauGhteC
Of ulcsrous acres apon her hands and Test that had proved
lncurabls for ssars- Her mother has been bolg grSF-
0usly an1lcts1 with blOtehes and Piimpiss on her skin and
In her hair. A1er our child WIS cured, shs Rso eS1sd
your Plia and they have cured her.
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Erratunl.

Erratum.
Rowland, O.. Apr. l3.
Eds. Chronics:-I beg leave TO call your
attention to typographical errors in the
twelfth line of Contrasts" published in
your issue of april 9th, where l bad writ
ten.
"StriciE0 for ape with erOrrine psin.T
the types have it,
Stirring for age with sroaHiH0 pain"
and rs these changes entirely obliterate
my meaning, I crave the favor of its cor
r~ection. II. a. 3.
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Card Pictures

Taken at Hat6eld's Picture Rooms, No
Is, Market St. Warren. o.
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DEBILITY
Y n AGUE.

Resulting from feyers OF any kind-tAsss Bite
viii restore your strength in . very sholt time
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pEPaaraENr e1 az INrErIoa

NI1HIHBUuI .. " Iu AIL1 Io.t
sRf I hsTo used your Pills In my general and hospilzi
practice ever sincs you made them, aud cannot hesitate u
sy they are the best eatkaEIie We employ. T6sk rega-
lattng Ecton On the liver 10 quick aud d~Ssi-t. c0nss
qrently they as an admiFabls REMEDY 10 dcEssis=rasats
q thAs organ. Indeed, l have seldom Ee,j a case u
biIoas &iSeass % obstinate that It did not frna.y yLia "
them kEstsrns.iy y0arS ALONZO BAH, g. D.
lhlsieiaa u he kaftlx ResrstL
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Bilious Disorder.-LIvsr ccmpIeIHts-
From Dr.. 17.Oaor. Bsa, IF Mo Tsrt cty.

ETVI DTs 1Hs0l07s DsHI y WI TUE II.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their par
poss a. an aperisnt. hut I End their beneficial effects uT1a
the Liver very marked indeed. They have In my pTao
tics proved more sTectual 6r ne cure CT 6Iioas eoss-
pEiEas than any one remedy 1 can msnti0n- ] sincerely
rsJOies that We have At length : p~urgativs wLiea u ss<
lhY ths eon6isnee q Lhe pr0isaslon aud Ls psaias.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering from MaTasSus. wasting away.
with scarcely any fesh OF their bones, srs cured il
a very short time. One bottle. in such eases, VIII
have > most surprising effect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-20

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~ morals. Caters, Kid. Goat and Calf Shoes. q
large and well selected stock. in which we are pre-
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