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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

Mr.. John Johnson, the celebrated O. On.
eva farmer Of Western New York, in a
letter addressed toths Secretary Of the
New York State Agricultural Society, lays
down these telling facts. 10 brief. which. We
presume no farmer viii deny, aud which
all should apply v whose short comings bring
them within the pale Of Tho implied re
proof: ., - or
notice that those farmers who have most
dficulty TO make ends meet. always plough
most, and keep most stock, Y Now these
men take the true plan TO- keep themselves
always poor, because their crops and
stocks are always poor and bring little -
IL 10 good profit TO raise 800 bushels Of
wheat from ten acres; but when II takes
thirty TO raise that amouat. 1t ia rai.ed at
Q lossj so 1t is with cattle and sheep
You will see the thinking farmer make
-four young steers worth from SEQ to $50
each. and his neighbours ss the same spo
not worth over $25 to $40Ii Nov this
ought not to be in Q country where nil
men are born free and, eqnsL Il Iftbs farm
Is rich. then labor inielligently employed
will soon make the owner 10 easy, circum
stances; If bis land is exhausted, (and q
great many farms are,) then be- should
plough no more than he can thoroughly
manure. Seed with clover aud grass. aud
let il rest for even two years, aud that Geld
will not only pay well for tilIsge.o bat it
will furnish manure (ifrightly mausged)
to make another Geld Of the same size. rich
also 1t is q bad policy, when a field is
once highly manured, TO continne cropping
IL with grain until the manure is used up.
The latter end OF that land will be worse
than the fist. But let that land be In clo-
yer, even Que year--but two is better, ,af-
ter it is mannred--and then it will stand
perhaps six good croops before it requires
manuring; If clay subsoil know it will.
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81 ni..I . o'Alilrr.


Dear coy coQuette but once we met
pa But once, and yet TWAS once too oftenl
Plunged unawHres Ia silvery snares giol
All vain my prayers her heart TO soften:
Yet seemed so true her eyes of blue,
Xeined lids and lopgest lashes, under,
Good tngles dwelt therein, felt,
And could have knelt In reverent wonder.
Poor heart, alas what eye could pass
The auburn mass Of curls caressing
Her pure, white brow--made regal now
BY this simplicity Of dressingf ore -@
Lips dcwy, red as Cupids bed 'f'
or roee-leaves spread on Mount Hymettus
With balm imbued, they might be wooed,
But oh, coy prude she will not let us!
No jewels deck her radient neck ylI..
What pearl would reck It's hue TO rival?
A pin Of gold--the fashion old yvl-.,s
A ribbon fold, or some such trifie.
o past belief the lillys leaf ,-..-
In dark relief sets off the whlteness
OF all the breast not yelled and pressed
Beneath her collars Quaker tightnessi
And mik-white robes DER snowiest globes,
As Roman maids are drawn by Gibbon,
With classic taste and gently braced W.
p Around her waist beneath q ribbon y
And thence unrolled in billowy fold,
ok Proftse and bold-a silken torrent
Not hide but dim each rounded limb,
,i Well turned and trim and plump, | warrant!
OQuaker maid, were more staid,
Or you a. shade less archly piousj ~
ns0berest suit from crown TO boot
Could chance uproot your Quaker bias
How gladly 30 In weeds of woe.
Fronlhead TO toe my frame I'd cover,
That, In the end, the convert friend
Might thus ascend--a convert loveri
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ob gocS44Ths defeat Nof Sam Coz, Of
CoIumbus. The most snserapuloas bypcci ite
Of Congress, Of George Fogh Of Cinefansti.
the simplest dough face, Of Aleck Long.
the little skeezcks, cad Of Voorhees,, Of
Terra Hsute, fudians, thY worst Coppr.
head sud peace sueak N ~ HOUSE. are ~
results which loyal tsea esu sNnsss with
,hs very rsverss of grbf 9y chsgftp. Most
! Of the worst CoppsFheads win be dropped
| from The Copgrsssiea b toII4,sAd Fttsssss
by esod ssd tFls ms& ,sa,l S"NF"
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ASHTABULA o. SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER H. 1854
TsEs PIAxnso.-Tbe follovio, : rem.rt, J,

TREs PLASrIso.-Tbe following remsrks
from that excellent paper. the Ohio larmrr, are
most appropriate q this time, when the farmer
and the horiiculturiss, who desires to ra;ss good
fruit is' or ought % be, planting ort biz youas
trees for future bearing :-ssa,l sisobssa
The falling OF the leaves s-,bs signal for
tree planting In Autumn. Summer has
struck her cologs, and the. victor comes 10
for the spoils. Thus. fss, the season. has
been propitious for fall planting, and, no v
is the time 10 put in the trees, vines, shrubs,
aud also the larger bulbobs roots LOT spriog
Towering. 'ua i'l--oa's.as'
Some tree planters mast have line upon
line and prceeipt upon preceips, before they
they will learn that the setting ioutiof
tree, which Is to grow and become a Thing
of beauty and utility, is qnite a different
operation from the driving Of q bop pole
or putting 10 OF o fence post. Yet soft is,
aud II forty nine LESSONS win not snffice, the
6flie,h must be given, Or all the others
have been lost. Did you ever think OF the
religion OF horticulture 7 How like 40
act Of devotion is the plant ing aud rearing
ofs plant or sHtree ? How upon your
knees, with hands feeling sfter. The unseen
chords OF life and with, sipglensss Of aim,
you must commit your work. TO The bosom
Of the earth mother Z And how, with an
after.work Of faith, you must wait aud
watch for the cooperating OF Hin who
giveth the increase 7 So itis,- sgain, Aand
if the undevout astromer Is 0 mad,sby how
much more is the .,undssoat lhorticultsrist
mad aud mistaken 10 his calling f.yilsa
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rh.p..s,,i.s D.y.

H. The President OF the United statesf has ap
pointed the last Thursdsy 10 Novernbefas
day of National sfbanksgi wing. This is tb,
dsy ususlIy appointed by the Governors or th,
States, and II will undoubtedly meet With ever
. more general recognition than Usual ibl,
year. -;f,
Byns fr''ide"ts tie Ua'ed States Of I~sri.., -.ii
81 r1l ed a rRocLAMAsIos.r .rf r4i bel.
IL has pleased Almighty God 10 prolopp
our pstioDsl life another, year defeudine u ;.
with His guardian care, against unfrieSdly '
designs from abroad, and vouchsafed TO us,
10 bis mercy, many and signal v:ctorie,
over the enemy. who ia Of our own house
hold. |, has also pleased our Heavenly
Father to favor "a well our citizens in their
homes as our soldiers in their camps and
our sailors on the rivers and seas, with IN.
usual health. O He has largely augmented
our fee population by emancipation aud
by immigration, while be has opened to us
sew sources Of wealth, aud has crowned
the labor OF oar working men in every de-
psglment Of industry with abundant re.
ward. Moreover, he has been pleased tc
animate and inspire our minds and hearts
with fortitude. courage and resolution suifi
cien for the great trial Of civil var into
which, we have been brought by our sdher.
ence, as,s nation, to the cause Of freedom
aud humanity and to, afford TO Us. reason.
able hopes Of 90 u utima,e and happy deliver.
ahce from ell our dangers aud . ffl ciions.
Now, therefore, L. Abraham Lincoln,
President Of tae United, States, do hereby
appoint aud set spurt the last Thursday 10
November next. as . day which / desire to
be observed BY all my fellow citizens,
wherever they may then be- as o day Of
thanksgiving and prsyer to Almighty God
the benefcient Creator aud Ruler of the
universe and | do further recommend to
my fellow citiz ms Aforesaid, that on tina,
occasion they do rsverently humble them.
selves in the dust, aud from thence offer up
penitent aud fervent prayers and supplica.
tious to the Great Disposer of Events for
Q return Of the inestimsblc blessings OF
peace. union, and harmony throughout the
land which has pleased him to assign as .
dwelling place for .rselves aud our postsri.
y throughout all genef ations.. a...e-r,
10 testimony whereof ! have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the Unit.
ed States 10 be sfixed. Done, at the
City of Washington, this 20h day Of
October, 10 the year of Our Lord 1854,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States the eighty niu.h. iaqas oO
- y Eit1t "ia1t.s si' usil ..nn.u,x ,,oon,, osn,,
Wx II. SsyAny, ,secSstarv Of fstats CO. A : = g
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Emancipation was celebrated in Bali
more, Novo fst BY a grand ssalute. OF 500
gaps ~ day; break. accompanied with she
ringing Of hstch aud sigasl bslls.s Flags
we're Displayed from spvblie bpildiags sad
many pritsts dwellings,. A.. noon The. 80.
late vss repeated from the fcrts on FEEDER
ID 3ill and Mssshaff., 'sne3 t'e@os'eoh
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More Trais 0TnunsfsET.sissra

George Francis Train ID maxim q grand
run lhrough, the Old Keystone,,,0At tScsen.
ton he ropsed tbe. people TO =. high pitch
Of enthusiasm. He concluded .ss follows.
and brought down the House
Last night I appealed to the Working
men OF the mountains Of, this great state.
Now L appeale 10 you, nerchants,S capital.
lists aud iron masters Of Pepsy lssais, are
yoa prepared 70 elect thes pig geoa.holesozn.
didate. withdraw your gallant hosts, prder
Grant, Shermane Butler. Sheridan, Rorter
ana Farrasot. and glorious old Dix to
Washington, send opr. d. ets over The ocean,
reconstruct the Union on the BASIS or shr.
render, assume imilIions of febefs debt for
the 6eneft Of jEnslishnsea and THOSE t&S
merchants of Iscariot, Belnione sod Beus
jamin Biz II -so.saL amihpo.li with geMzs I
thought you were fighting for Ansrisa suil
not for lsreal, If this ~ yopr dsaieisoy
let us thfp it into 4 mock enctiepI ct ,0pqes
and gife Mcclellan tie job 81 selling ns ont
at New York, with Rotbschlid, aS a e.
signes at Londob, aud Bs1jsnia hz1lsh.
mond. .faasd ssI EliIoLam nS'aU-'sgnsssA
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will entitls him TO share Of business he hopes merit H.
All orders @ hauling to and from the Depot or about the
village, will be thankfully received and executed
He viii be found upon the Road tn,es necessarily
devoted to rest and feed. 6t0 VIII TERRY
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WHOLE NUMBER VIC.

him" benaaWo0d Is fdf hfh1 XfII6rd
Fiilmose-tbe frst ina6 owb0 ft5Esd bIs
voice In the Mort ia fnvof oesty yteexsIo43-
Fernando Wood is .for shims uPxpdlsssspis Il
Tor him. HsTis ,is. for Hin,S Al - Il,
every cashiered officer from the ,Arnss .ad
| every sueak from the dfaft:' ever dsssrfst
rom tie army; spd every ,blsiant dam
4 sgogue who talks treason Cd kl,a bofhcrsi
4 or Seuy'ases hiss hatredaof fhe couT In
doggeriesss' ssums; and ss9hka IN Con-.
Psny torfoyaLmse 10 ksep7 xJsedosa sad
T.. On The contrary, ,look \ shsfs. a. s,,.
inently loyal men of the ,couatry are E-os
he men merely sho talk .loysi,y. hps' 'shs
men who show cher Loyalty in rs aelds
The great body Of The, soldiers and avery
General Of any distinction u ,hs armysase
opposed e. Mcclellan saassxsz sdi Aas
sev Coscilsgrixos An AUDiEStk III renem.
Der d storyof . sceriAiu5 tealedian, ia The
name of Wslshy o. the Theatre 1Royal.
rDablinss This sentlemaasnsvsrfss kieAer
in, bis profession sthsnufo enact thsstE hselul
bnt homble individuals ia livery s,whppsn.
nounce the arrival or visitors 70 ths, ,priaei.
pal persensges 10 the drama, One, vszan.
ing, Q great tfsgedian being on The, .stage,
it was NJ. wslsh.s ddiy f5 come on an NJ,
ed 10 plush, aud say, NY liord, The coach 10
.st the dsorl '1'kis beiug an atfet xHsfs.d
down;for hin, ,yhe said 81 s6utS ? tlireetlys aftst.
wards, advancing to the footlighfsq qamuti
addressing the Esllsry, ehe ,eoatjased atith
much animation. Aud alloyoHl6i to add that
the man who lifts his haHd A&eihft q, Wom-
an, save in the way OF kindness, Is on.
worthy The name sfEaalsriton. This sensi-
ment brought ,do~p . tornado Of fapplspss,
hrs on retiring from the stage, the scter
@as pounced upon by, the great, trsgsdian
and asked how be had dxredto3 ovefs,ap
the limits assigned to him Tn very Sorrf.
iqaoth Mr.. Waish bariI'somy- beneatae1t
Monday, aud, I've. got 70 coAciliats tlle
audience as well as you, Mrd eMscstsdE
i PRrscAirrI0oss .e7-veFyy' myslsrloaas Is itsad-
ing to some people are 0pbssicians fecipesy
with thier queer Latiu abreyistiois But
there isaoccasiosaliy q would be adiscipls Of
Galeu who strikes out of the beaten pstk
and Erites bis prescriptions ia-s -sfbeomothef
tongue, or this kind 10 chap whodoc-
tors some, and Is q particalars frined of O.
family on the bill that called for assistance
on City Marshal Pease, in bis espacity.ss
overseer, of the poor, 0ae q tkes family
was. sick, Hand this particular friend gave
him the. following lucid recipe OF some,
thing they could get 1t any dfsggissss, dnd
whch.uh he was sure would oefset 90 iim,
mediate cure Take that botolof medessA
and put IL iBio 4abig hetoli aud -put,totit-
tie botQls Of water 10 il aud swsetep il put
Abosoi q tee spounfut OF it every half our
before eating. Mr.. Pesse thought that 50
many botols taken So often wodiaa Mfliy
agree with the patients dspastnsstIoSf thS
interior and candidly advised hins;n0pto
try it. Springfield Reps5lieea--nosibsh
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MOWERS,

10 which he would Invite attention and trial. believing the
ar. che sss! sGEsTs ;s N svss lPven'ed ssa ,oa
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Lamp once iconyulssd. Gyl a.sd 2 se@pen{ ~
an.h, On sseGuois =. S.,a,S =. JG,sI,Ses eC
doao., ne na'eoeo 70 nls uosx ES a'1 xaiox1'ng gsssn
= sM no ssm .n gong so@ @
Eunsia 20 sne nss. ", rssns rsasG noss -
morane, saea ~. . ms' ~ Io. sN!L
70 pay me ''s,' ne ussa.efs.swsnS
some y Sss ,uss' ;ss sns' ~ sN'ss,tss SsMes
nlM m;,s;a sn,t ~. '"e m"s. "so =, precious, ~
W.. ua'n,u de;S .ae sa' =. ~ SuoSupeu .si1ss ~,
sae .oaus'u0, nSSfs99Sgs,.r'usI'sI auS WI r'usI'sIou IT,
oose'.s.yn .'sse ..,s. ~ neags u sss'gsesns ~ 20
zoe. me, oy 'ee eatpA OF my soss. s9o.
closing bis eyes. eonmssssd sss sleassAs
esseoss ss, Fe,'as oasfssnt ssns ~ ess.ysss
NV .s %s'io asa. IIsI h;a is noTsa Ts;. ~ aa S ~
Sus he striking clock recalled i ~ q ~
seuse Of duty. / saw 1t was of no use.fQ
attempt to break ,sysy; 50, taking sdvSu'
tage Uf bis absorption 10 his subject. and.
with my penbnife. qnett ysevsring my BasA
ton from my eosI. t.sl!1 1 1dsss|epsd. Five hours
my way home. ! 'hssrda 9 eoas ssids1ss 1vOsts;
and on looking ID, shstsh 10. wan withi hicleesd
eyes. the ea''osa,in hssa. sossrs |. s.a Iis
I'gI, isS, him. him Hs hss .svsr ~ ss;.!ss 80 sns
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Ou# NExr Cater Jusrics "A very grave
responsibility has devolved upon President
Lincoln through the vacation BY death for
the second time during theopfesent centu
ry. Of the Office of Chief Justice Of the Sop-
RENE Court Of the, United States That
this, responsibility will be, nobly met, must
be. the prayer, Of every lover Of bis country
Old John Adams, on the. very eve Of his
retirement from Z flee, designated John
Marshall Of Virginia for this important
posts-ooe ofuheqmaby wise aud patriotic
Isc,sfor (which adequate credit has never
been giveDstoI WashinstoR's immediate sue
cessors This civilized world has learned To
honor Marshall as one of the ablest and
souudest of those great, pure jurists who
are froth time TO time souchsafed to bless
mankind. After George Washington, we
doubt that any man has done SO much to
deserve the gratitude and reverence of the
American people add John Marshall. -
Gen. Jackson was required To- designate
Marshalps successor. aud bis choice fell on
Roger B, Tapey-1not SO great, not SO wise
man as. Marshall, but still an atle, learn.
ed. upright judge, whose one single abher,
alton from the line of duty his, surviving
countfymen will now hasten 10 forget. =
Save in that instance. we doubt not that
he endeavored to tread drightly in the foot.
steps ofshis iliustriohs Predecessor. waN
President Lincoln is very likely to he
personaHy,i estimated by the next genera
tion according 70 his choice Of o Chief JUS,
tice. If he gives Us q great, pure, illuslri-
GUS jurist-7one who, comprehends the refa
tfons 81 Law to Liberty, reverencing them
botb-Ahe win be AsignalIy exalted thereby
in the Judgment Of the nexpage;f while,
should be appoiutsomes oneawho seeks thc
post. but is not required by it--shoald
he employ his great,opportupity to the pal
try end Oh securing a friend, satisfying O
grumbier. or ypsyipg political or personal
deb.r~heo viii sadden millions and iatshbly
tarnish bis fame. 7No:oriousb the bsnch
Of the Sapreme Court is not SO strong as it
was forty years ago emphatcsAy, it needs
70 be reinforced and elevatsd in the good
opinion Of tie Nation We trust the Pres
ident will take anspie time, avoid all com
mittalss repel sysophants, vresists iunportu
pitiss, resolved that his choice of 0 Chic
kJustice shall be The, ,crowping grace OF I
career of exalted and benefcent public ser
vice. No man can possibly bsve sr!
adiw to SO lofty d trust that Is not who'll,
founded ia pteeinihent ability, integrity
and wo, th. IN 'Y7zSibsmei 70 b'a0'''n' '
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LINE Perfumery and Toilet sriielss
AVA WI n. A. HENpBYs.
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aDisB ,o0s gilsS ss"'A''a y '---iei 9Hi'hA y
The downfall of slavery willOSepea the
resa to properly fors,hs poor laboring man.
Slavery Was q huge- Unsuitable land eater.
Slavery once abolished. the great landed
estates, based upon and Supported BY slave
Is6or, win go TO pieces. and the pieces will
fah iinto tbe hands of the poor laboriDg
man. Instesd'cfthe gfand paistial man
sion. .otsafroasded 'sithy mlsersbIe negro
cabins p sud instead of ihs wrs,ched hosel
Inhabited BY lhs poor whiteS We shall soon
Sos the neat white cottage in the midst, of
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TAKIxa SiDEs.-The loyal and dislcysl
men have vsryA !eeaefaily tskeo sidss 10
.hias election odW . do isst sayathst ish of
McGlsllaa's spppor.sr, atedislpysl hatcge
do say that every disloyal man in the
country is for bFnl o Aud I'VE cay. further,
thatesery tsbelnstas the aSoath isdonshim,
spd oslIst i'm. SEnsopAl ey6ES 20 asistecrstis
sympat hiser with tbs rsbslIion is anxioaslj
'eSss ses sassS q e ssst,y IS sss.sH Y; sb.,
iks' side of aMcC CIsilap. y yArsndlghsr !
for bihl. The sSons Of Iitefty .-the ms
bsadsd toes,hsfTa 1 sswotH lspeus 70 tak
iSpsrass ssslnss tbs aossrnnsas- are q
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4 III a,be. popular Patent Medicines Of
"A the ds, ksptsl HENpkf .spNoe sIoNs.
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1.-THE Subscriber
l. has start,i
flrsulnu. Ruslnea

and will devote his unre-
mitting attention to its
prosecution. II prompt
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III. .i People. CURE oi;:: s:si:ls:. SS:s si, iie.'

Ny wife has been In poor health for long tine having
frequently call physician to attend her but she
Gently very much for5 or weeks she had appe
te lost all her strength and efch day growing
and considerably during the day and all supposed she
going of with the consumption when friend advised her TO
take the Peopes Cure taking the edieiae sht percev-
ed change Il once On r day she her
appetite and fast regAnlpg her strength, until the
eighth day. not yet having taken one bottle she hA stopped
and wsl any body could BE- and she has continued
80 ever since. PAUL KLEIN, Ga udner, 80 ptarl st. .
Buffalo, October ], 1862 For Sale BY all Druggists.
@. CROSBY, General Agent,
'rHu. 2b5 Main st. Bshslo, N. Y.
2IS 10 Xhonn an ordars snOuld Be AdAlxa.aA- |
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: rrSHEss SREs CURE cs',se';,ss' " e. SIN

any face has for than ten years been greatly dsgur
cd by sruptons and bunches which at times extended
my whole body and for three days made entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles Of the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize nciueed hardly know
myself-as am nov we'll man. Let all who afflicted
the Peoples Cue-the medicine prepared by the Santa
~ Society-and think they will not begrudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR Turner Mechanic street.
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"My ,ife has been suffering from Rheumatism Of an In.
nafmatory character for about six years. sometimes
very acuey About the first Of June last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and continued II some
three weeks In ten days after she swelling
and stiffness Of her olns had very materially lesened and
in three weeks had disappeafed altogether. 30
~ r"THoMAS POLLOCK, lat W. II. 0lcnny's)
aRuGalo Oct 1 1872
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r.5Fsrs SFH CURE r.... ss

"Buhaloc Nov. I3, 1862.
1.-TWO Of our subscribersone Of them afflicted with bad
Fever Sore the other with MISUNDERSTANDING the ad
vetsement of the Peoples Cure In this paper purchased
the medicine and now after having thoroughly tried it,
port to Recommending most heartily thorough
edy In their caae- Editors Christian Advocate -" 81 b.
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bee In feeble health since The birth Of my boy
who Is IL years old have bad many troubles and di6
cities, all this time uniting for every kind Tabor and
destroying all my comfort. Last began taking the
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles and almost
we'll. Ny difficulties have NEARLY all disappeared, and feel
cheerful and happy. Mb CATH DEWALD,
I !4.i lressmsker. aoodeh Alley. above Topper st.
Buffalo, Oct. 20. 1862.
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
rEJplrs saS CURE

less day have taken two bottles the eo
pies Cure and have not bad any pain since e II o NOR
than four weeks ago. Consider myself entirely cured
and the medicine has made feel very light spd xoodjus
like young man though am sixty two yesfs old.
7f sl1 sIH'- ~ GODFREY ScHEFFEL, Michigan St"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-05
DIURETIC COMPOUND,

ForNe Special Diseases ofthe Urinary Organs re-
tuIfing from ifpprudence and c0ntdgt0u 1f This new
REMEDY contains neither Copaira, Cu5c5, Iwpsrtine
or any ohet drugs but Is am elegant vegea
liz at improper discharges and an heat ami iruon M ih
urinary passages You therefore who have been takinf
B1lsa5 G. p1iua in various forms for months without
b.rcat uut sick and pale ur breath and clothes
filled with ifs vile od0r throw away the disgusting mix
lures and send Tor bottle N this Ncio Remedy which
will cure YOU at once and also cleanse the system ou
the injurious effects of The mixtures you have beer
taking SO long or Chronic cases, that have resisie,
all kinds Of Treatment tor months and even years ot
cure nme3iateh Try DO and IL not represented ~
n1Hev tciH be refunded one bottle generally geieent