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General Seymour, of Florida NOtorIety.
General Seymour is 8 Virulant pro-sla.
very man, an hsbitual contemmer Of the
race on whose good will and friendly ser
vices we can alone rely for knowledge of
the movements of the enemy when we
penetrate his territory. His oontemptuous
treatment Of Robert Smalls, the gallant
oOlored pilot who brought US the steamer
Planter out Of the hsrbor Of Charleston.
and who is one Of the heroes Of our war,
has already been recorded in this paper
He is not the man to avail himself Of the
services Of the African race in the capaci-
ty for which they are most remarkably
adapted, that Of scouts in the rebel coun-
try, or if he should attempt 10 avail him
self Of them, he is one who, because Of his
supercilious and unconciliating behavior
toward them, is not likely to be served bv
them with any degree Of readiness and
slacrity.
Itis said that General Seymour has been
arrested for his rashness in thus leading
our gallant fellows into the jaws Of death
without knowing whether he was takinq
them. If there be any circumstances
which serve to extenuste the charge. thew
will be made known on the Investigation.
But whatever be the judgment Of the court.
martial IN his case, he is clearly not the
man for an enterprise demanding such a
coordination of the qualities Of daring snd
caution as that with which he was entrust-
ed, and should therefore be made to stand
aside for the remainder Of the war.
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
at Mt. Union, stark county, Ohio, offers its ex-
tensive Educational facilities to Students Of both
sexes.
The Faculty consists Of Bsv. o. n. Hartshorn, LII.
D., President; Ira o. Chapman, A. M; George w
@ arks A. NJ; Z. n. Hartshorn, A. B.; Mrs. ]. W.
Chapman, besides competent Teachers in In
strumental Music, ElOcutiOn, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, and the German, French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural PhilosO-
ply, Hotany, Physiology, Mineralogy, Geology, As
tronomy, Surveying G, Engineering, &C.
, he College Editce, which 10 ll6 feet long By
IS feet wide, aud four stories high, and unsurpassed
BY any College Edihce in Ohio comg gleted for next
term which begins on the Sth of 1lnrck, 1884,
This Building will conveniently accommodate
-Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had N private families at from
e2O to o. 30 per week, and. at about . cents week
good rooms furnished with bed stove ard furniture
rented TO Students who board themselves or who
desire to hire table board in private families, at
about 81 80 per week.
The Tuition in the Teachers' Scientific and Classic
ell courses ranges from 85 to Sc per quarter.
Those preparing to teach can have, without extra
charge, the advantage Of daily Drills in the Normal
Department. The session begins on about he SEU-
OND TUESDAY Of August, November and March OF
each year.
5SzMount Union Is a quiet, healthy and moral
village, mile and halt south Of Alliance, the
junction Of the evsland Pittsburgh Railroad With
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Railway.
- Send to the President for q Cataogue.
ffebll-ll0lkU lstp
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ALOck of General Grunr,s Hair.

There was q "bazaar" in Rochester,
New York, recently, held by the ladies Of
that city, one Of whom wrote to General
Grant for lock Of his hair to be set and
sold in the Fair. The General, Of course,
acceded to the request, and expressed his
satisfaction in view of the demand, that
his stock Of hair is go abundant as it is,
though admitting that time or some 9TH
er cause is beginning to intersperse here
and there, 8 reminder that winters have
passed" He replieaqthst could not find
it in his heart to refuse such request,
fact to the ladies of Rochester that he is
" no longer boy" We hope the ladies
won't follow the hint Of his Rochester cor
respondent and cut all tho hair off the he
ro's head.
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Names and Addresses OF Others cured
BY Doctor Jones.

Mrs. Maris Frsnfz born with bsth eyes crooked /;
lives on Main street, Springfield, Ohio. streighteR
ed by Doctor Jones.
John G Hall, cross-eyed; Strengthened By Doctor
Jones Lives in Green Township, I've miles south Of
Springfield, on Clifton Road
Austin Hanks, both eyes we're deformed and very
crooked Made natural and straight By Dr. Jones
Lives &C Vincennes, Clark county, ohio.
David Canfelds daughter, born with crooked eyes
-msde straight and natural BY Or. Jones' Lives at
Woodsh-ck Ohio.
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MOWERS 4 REAPERs.
Extras goa REPAIaIEG,
TO. $50 supsriOr-st. opposite Wed.
dell B ouse, Cleveland, o.

an those in want OF substantial, convenient and
Jasy managed Machine, will consult their own inte
rest BY g-ng their orders for ths justly celebrated
"BUCREYE."
They have knives In front, by means Of which the
Driver IL out Of danger Of being cut have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved By
increase OF motion and 81 inch sections.
gTMachinss on hand at the above named Depot.
-AoEEFs-
u. W. bUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer No. $50
Supesior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
II. n. SLADE, Soon, CuyahogR county, o.
@. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
fsb2 l57dkw Travelling A gent.
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AnoLher oorrespandent sars

Our present position is in front of Jack.
sonville, six or eight miles from that place.
The men are at work night and day,
erecting and completing fortiioations :
and all other necessary measures have been
taken to resist the aggressive movements
Of the enemy.
Reinforcements are fastening forward.
and no spprehesnions need be felt as 10
the ability Of our troops, not only to hold
their ground, but to administer to the reb-
els the severest thrashing they have vet
suffered, should they open an attack.
The repulse given our troops at Olrstee
does not in the least dispirit them. They
ask to be led again to meet the enemy, and
pledge all that is good and holy to annihi-
late the foe or sacrifice their lives instead.
The indomitsble will thus exhibited bv
our brave followers cannot fail to insure
them success.
The public may rely upon 1T, General
Gilmore has not the least intention to absn-
pom the Florids enterprise. He will GER
tsinly do what he sets out to accomplish,
no matter how numerous or stupendous
the obstacles against which he has to con.
tend.
General Seymour is With his command
in front Of Jacksonville.
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Baptist Church.
From Rev; Warren Randolph, Pastor q the BaDtis

Church, Germantown, Pa.
DR.. O. NJ. Jackson-Dsar Sir: Pei sonaI exparfence
enable mo to say that 4 regard the German Birtsrs
prepared BY you o. mOet excellent medicine In
OF cold and general debility htve been
greatly benefited by the of the B7tters nd doubt
not they will produce similar effects on othet
Yours, truly, MARREN RANDOI PH,
Germentoy1 I, Pa.
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contribute to the noble work. Let US see
additional thousands Of strangers from all
parts Of the country during the short time
yet left, and We will assure you all Of
hearty reception, and an extremely de-
hghtful visit.
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Ihsve been hard Of hearing, with digging and 9TH
or unpleasant noises in my ears, fir Eve years. /
heard Of Dr. Jones' success, and consulted him. at
OoIumbue on December 10, 1853. be told m that be
could cure me In X an hour Iasked him Il he would
five me any pain He said he wOold not; and In lss
than half IA hour he had my hsaring perfect, aud IL
Is 90 still and have no dOnbt 1t will always remain
coed saw Dr.. Jones straighten gebtseman's eyes
n 1t vefe very csooked from birth The Doctor was
not over a minute or two at it. have no hesitsncy
in recommending DR.. Jones as q skllfnl gentleman,
and worthy OF the utmost confidence lam farmer
and live at Marion, ohio. F.W. kOOhb,
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wind lflhe cIothe. rnk, BIC /,

Perhaps three personsBat Of four would
rush right up to the burning individual
and begin to paw with their hands without
any definite aim. Is is useless 10 tell the
victim to do this or that, or call for water.
In feet, il is generally best to say not 8
word but tear up the carpet, or seize q
blanket from the bed, or cloak, or any
woolen fabric-if none is at hand, take
any Roolen material-hold the corners as
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Wa hingtOn, Ohio, Dec Z, 1865.
have been troubled ali my life with one crooked
eye any mg vision was seriously affected the, eby.-
Having read of the humorous and skilIful Ope
ratio, performed by DR.. Jones, now pTactiring ct
him s!raIghten my eye. IVisited him the 2itb Of
November, and in one minute he s,raightened my
eye most satisfactt rily, without my feeling It hg
eys is now entirely WE'LL and per ecty natural sd
visa ne afflicted TO avail themselves OF In. Jones
visit at once. 5. b. LAWRENCE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch Bank.
~ Or0ss-eyed persons can never see perfectly, es-
peoiaY with the eye that Is most hooked. he Ope
ration restores sight and Appearances, and with Dr
Jones IL Is p sure thing.
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Oz0ENA 0HRED.

Ihad been troubled with an ofeusiVe breath, caus-
cd by very unpleasant disssse Ozoena) in the nose,
which had nearly destroyed the bone. I have been
under Dr. Jones treatment hve months and am cured
Il is three monihs since Quit using the medicine,
and am Satisfied the i u ase Is entirely c1red. Doc.
tor W. sh yen to publish this for the benefit Of 9th
er5 and shall ever EN- smbery ou with gratitude
ANNIE 5TOHER, RtttsbuTg, Pa.
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The New York Tribune, perceiving the
bad consequences Of its premature attack
upon Mr.. Lincoln, now asks for a suspen-
sion Of discussion on Presidential affairs.
We certainly have no other object in
view than to fore-warn and forearm the
people against the inevitable distraction
which the Tribune deprecates and which
its articles thus far arc so we'll adapted to
foment.
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~ REMEM MBER,@
That this Bittsrs is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO Rum or WHISKY,
And Can't MAKE DrunkardA,
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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to 5000.
HIS TERMS ABE CASH.

Ny eyes have been weak and wstsry for many years
On Z was troubled with floating spots before them
DR. Jones' Who is now at the Neil House. gave me
me cine for them seventeen days ago, which has en-.
tir, lIy cured them. Ne one can tell how graceful
Iee'i to the Doctor. 10 iss MARY kRUOSER.
/ lancaster, ohio, December 5, 1853
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Columbus, December 10, 1888

ANGIER HOUSE, Cleveland Feb. l2.
have bsen hard OF hearing Tor 2s Years. with nOise
in my ears. could not hear dinary cOnveTEatiOa
At all. Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
bear watch tick when pneissd against my ears.
can now hear as well as any body. JAS BOWEN,
Rankin Mills, Portage CO., o.
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nEAENRss nIIRnn

A young man who lives with me, sged n, has been
deaf from infancy, with nois; in hts head placed
him under DR.. Jones' treatment few day ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quietrd the
noise in his head. WOu advise the afflicted to 90
at once 10 DR.. Jones. am farmer; living 10 mill
from Columbus, Franklin county, ohio, the q. p.
1. Railroad fefore he went to DR.. Jones We eCu'd
scarce make him hear at all. We now talk to him
very com Ior;abiy, and he is still improving
p. s. AVERY.
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Beware Of Countelfeitg.
See that II. signature of 40 NJ JACKSON" is On ne
should your nearest druggist Of have the article,
40 not ee put on BY any Of the In oxicAng prepaTa
tnas nay be ouey ed in its pa ce but send TO
-no "e VIII iorWaTds securely pack ldsbg express.
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THE EHEMY's LOSS.

1t is customary to make the enemy's list
OF casualties equal to that Of our own. In
this instance believe 1 can follow the rule
and not very far from the truth. When
we consider that the enemy had but four
or five, and we sixteen pieces Of artillery,
in position, it is not difficult to believe we
inflicted upon him quite as much injury as
he upon us. The fact that he did not fol-
low rapidly is significant of the immense
damage he sustained.
Our killed and severely wounded were
left in the hands of the enemy. The re-
mainder we're taken to Jacksonville.
All the army correspondents speak in
glowing terms Of the coolness and bravery
Of the colOred troops.
The 54th MassschIss It's, lst North Car
olina, 9th United States,-all colored reg
iments, exhibited the most indomitable
pluck.
The whole fight was hotly contested,
foot by foot. Our soldiers exhibited mag
ni6cent courage, and if they had not been
overwhelmed by numbers, would have
gained the day.
Whoever is RESPONSIBLE, and it seems at
present that General Seymour is the man,
should be held to the most rigid acoOunts.
bility.
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The editor Of the Independent, who has
been widely accused by the Copperheads
Of fsvoring "miscegenatiOn," thus sets
forth his views, in review Of an absurd
pamphlet bearing the title We have quoted.
The pamphlet says;
HThst it is the duty Of anti slavery men
everywhere to advocate miscegenstion, or
the mingling Of all the races on this coti-
To this Mr.. Tilton replies:
"Not st all; nor will it ever be; not
even till the Day Of Judgment. It is no
part Of the duty of anti-slavery men-or
Of other sensible men-to advise people
whom they should marry. It is, on the
contrary, the duty OF all men to allow all
others, who wish to be married, to marry
whom they wish. Marriage is an affair
between the bride and the bridegroom
with, perhaps, mother-in-law's advice
thrown in. But beyond this, the inter.
ference Of outside parties is impairment.
While. however, we do not advise the in
termarrisge Of blacks and whites, any
more than Of whites and whites, We held
that, if they choose to intermsrry, tits no.
bOdyis business but their own. Further
thsE this, we hold that before 9 white
skinned slave master becomes the father
Of blsck womsn's child, he ought to be
her lawful welded husband"
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T0Ns0RIAL.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New establishment,
The Largest IN the stRfs,
FOR WIG MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSINGS
A6PUBLIC sQUARR.

Manufacturer Of al kinds Of WIGS, including the
celebrated
Ill USIOR WIG,
that resembles Nature to defy the closest scrut
ny. A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from Eur0pe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The inest assortment ever seen in this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every styls with all Improvements.
SETS OF OURLS, made from French Natural
Ouried Hair, (guaranteed.)
Eugene Double 4 TEiPb BOl0s, Waterfalls, &c.
Made by the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies' Braids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
~ Ali work warranted as represented.
HOT and OOLD BATHS at al hours. dec29
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D|-Patents need not stay with Pr. Jones, II their
diseases deformities require operation Il Is done
IN tew minutes if they require medicine they will
receive what 10 necessary to aecta at and
can take 1t home without neglect of business.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

I was troubled with nv hearinE and had and un-
pleasant feeling In my eaas. 1 employed Dr. Jones
to remedy my trouble, Whit he has done most sats
factortly. ERASTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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lost one Of my eyes in the service Of my country
called DR.. Jones, who has put me in eye which
gives me pain, which oEss naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished frcm my natural ore
WM- MCKARCLE,
Mechaniesburg, Champaign county, o.
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sS1soE Z; s.s p pruEsis.s ana D alsrI IN sy''y
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lost one OF my eyes by discharge OF shot in the
face; Dr. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives no pain, and moves and appears lust
like my natural eye. VAEDEVEh hUIT,
nth pasyaf n
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Both Of my syea have been very crooked for twenty
two years went to DR.. Jones at the Angisr Hot >
February 18th. no Strengthened them In one Hin-
ule, mt st satisfactorily. 80,
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A N NELEGANT REsIDBNCE FoR

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
n SALE.-lbe undersigned offers his Farm OF
nearly sixty acres within few rods of the EucIid
Staten on the o. Z. Rsi road and nine miles from
Ules Gland This s enc Of this hsndsumest locations
m the county, with one o. the finest Orchar con.
sistlng OF Apples, iears, Peashes, Piums and small
er Eruus about half an acre Of four OLD GrBpl
surrounded with tie best Usage Orange Hsdge In
Nor hem Ohio ne Arly five hundred Sugar Naples,
which VIII yield, with care. l5D Cwt Of EuRar A
new two story HCuAe, consisting OF five large Bel
rooms, Sitting Room, Parlor, Dtning Hall, Clothes
Presses and 5ath koom. Tie place has been pre-
pared and title up for .tmanent home, but ina
bity 10 take Of It, Is the for oerinR FOR
ale Plenty OF Good Water, goo1 Bar rs, Shsrs 6e
Post Once with two mails per day. only few rods
from the touse. It is n desirable pace and will be
sold at bargain Enquiries may b made Of
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
D. Il. Tildsn, "
=" d. nottingham Sup &ER.R.
DR. L. Little, Cleveland. or OF
A. MchEYNuLDS, the Owner
teDZg-l43 Agent At Euclfd
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Nv son was afflicted wi h an offensive discharge Of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing
placed him under Dr. Jones seven weeks ago, and to
my satisfaction he now entirely cured.
HENRY AsHLEY.
franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 3, Is54.
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have been deaf, with singing noise In my mead
for 60 years. had been pronounced tneuIaele o.
five phy ysieians DR.. Jones has restored my hearlng
and cnie the noise in my head. am % years old =
recommend all the afflicted t. go to Dr. Jones' as
believe ne can cuTe anything tha[ Is eQrspise,
Navarr, P. o., stsrk county, ..
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~Dsafness and Noise in the Head, IN all Its forms
cured, IL the organ Is not destroyed,
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LNOR SALE-HoUsE AND Lor No.
Il 2S2 Erie-St. 1t has 1! rooms, gas hard and soft
water, and is very conyeqiens. EnQuireo C j Kee-
ier 81 Hnulh Side Of Public Square, or at the house
AlsO-a good Brick House, of modern STYLE with
Barn ard acres Of land and eve variety Of Fruit
AND Is In every way u very desirable and pleasant
residence, siiuatsd near the terminus n the East
Cleveland street dlToad. Enquire cf O. J. Keller,
as s0oYe, OF OF John HandleT, on prsmiSs fI3-In
OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRONT
4 on Superior: St, corner Of Muirson ST. Also
suD-ots To- II and s being 4S feet front EACH on Su.
perior-Sts east Of Muirson-St AlBO-I5 feet front
on Spring.St running back to the Bailroad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed of the
Cleveland, Columbus 8 Cincinnati Railroad stands
hlso-l7 feet inches front Ohamp plain ST. nesrly
opposite the new City Court House.
9et3- ~ --.-- AttorueTa.
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LAY PRESSES-F FOR BALIEG
Ii Wool. Hay, Cotton, Herp, and all other
commodities that are usually baled This Celebrated
press known ss the Union Power Preas Il now man
ufactured by the undersigned. Patentee. both hand
or horse power. Circulars containing fnll descrip-
tons. and the highest Testimonials from the best
judges Of such articles VIII be forwarded to the ad-
dress OF those who may request the same
>. COLAaAN, Lorain street
Cleveland. Feb'g q. 1884 - IG fah24:1t5
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From Rey 5. 8. Herman, OF the German Reformed
Oh1rch, hut9 town, Berks county, Pa.
Dr. U: IN. JAG gksoa--Bespected Sir: have been
tronbled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
nave heFSr used any medicine that did me much
good - Hollands Bitters. am velry much fmproY-
Cd In health after having taken i've bottles
A0nrsi with respect, J. s. HERMAN.
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MASTER's SALE.


NTAsTER's SALE. = Pursuant to 3
lvl decreta order OF sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyshogs Coun-
~, O., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. Stratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark,
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah O. ALLEN,
Solomon BoWles and Horatio n. Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, shall expose for sale at public aue-
ton at the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day Of March, A. d. 1854,
at two O'Clock P. NJ, the lands and tenements
described IS follows, 70 wit: Situate m the City
OF Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio, and is known As part Of Sub-Lot
No. (6) six, IN A. ". WalWorth's subdivision Of
of original city lots Nos III to 124 and 130 to 49,
on The north side Of Eagle street in the City Of
Cleveland, and bounded southerly by the line
Of Eagle street, westerly by the lot line between
sub-lots ave and six, northerly BY James
Church's rope walk, and easterly BY q line drawn
through said lot No. six, from front to rear, psg-
allel with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
I've feet distant thersfrom, be the same more or
less.
Appraised ct three thousand dollars $500.
JOSEPH 8. GRANNI9,
Master Commissioner.
February I6, 1854. fe6le:l42
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NY right eye has bcsn crooked for 25 years. Tho
successipI Dr. jones' the Angler House, stIa19ht-
ensi n IN ona minute LEVI STEiNH ART
Navarro stark county, Ohio.
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THE REPULSE IN FLORIDA.

FuII PartIcuIars Of DE Affair.
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From the Rev; Thomn. Winter, Pastor or RO1Dor.

ough Baptist Church.
DR.. JacksOn-Dear Sir; feel II due To our excel
lent preparation, Hollands German Bite -, 70 add
my testimony TO the deserved repufAton It has OBJ
tanned. have Tor , ears, at timeB been troubled
with great disorder ia my head aud nervous system
WA5 advised by fri end to Try bottle Of your Ger.
man BittPrs- did SO and have experienced great
and unexpected relt6f; my health has been very ma
tertaiy benefited. confidently recommend the
article where meea with case similar 70 my own,
and nave been assnred BY many Of their good Effects
Hopefully, yours, I. WINTEK,
a.s.t Ro1bOrough, Pa.