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Oh. DuPoHr's sugar-coated female Rsgulatine
Pills are the very tsst in .ss They operate speedily
i.
these Pills will prove their superiority .ove, ali
Others. Price 81 box. Sold BY s. G. Ford, corner
Cook. Alexandria, 1a6-lv
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WANTED pLur1Nat
PLUTIN9l

WANTEU,
Every lady IN the District 10 know that have,
At cuusiderabe expense, had built very elegant
machine for flutinx or Crimping Dresses. &c.
Dressmak ers nd others have any kind of goods
cheap as in an other city Ladies', remember this
ia the only machine in town. and done at the only
place to get stamping done. 3sl street, oppo-
site Patent Once. Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing Depot. my3
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AND SEXUAL SYST sMs-new aud eliab le tire atment-
In Reports Of the Howard Association..sent By
Address D. J. Skillin Houehton Howard Asso.
ciation. No. South Ninth street. Phi adephis
Pa m 2Q-Srn
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Exevcus :pksILrrY, sAAIhAL WEAKsEss, etc =,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured hims self
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothi ns
but the tyath address, with stamp,
EDWARD q. TRAvRR
mar Dh 1y Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening. 10Th instant, by Rev. J. W.
Lambeth; Mr.. VIM. CRAWFORD to GEORGIAN A
SIMMONDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoRNe, BuNIoas, BAD Nails, &c.
PERSONS wishing immediate relief from these
1tEonotesome annoyances, should call at DE-.
between AZ and 9Th streets
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WARRANTED 70 CrsEIn sI1 DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Standing. will cure Gono7rhoa in siz days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
by Z. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
WashinRton. and Henry Cock. Alexandria. Is 6-lI
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'T7OW ING PROMPTLY ATTENDEp TO, By 81
il Potomac Tow Conpany'a boats, "eotomae.o
"Gov. Curtin" and Belle Hsvsa." Appay to The
Captains On board. or ttScun pAvrpsos.
n Water st4eot. 0eoeGeeeW0s
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sPeaMA1oxgH1A UuRkL-Dr Rand's Hps-
eido cures Sps-n7afoTrh4a. Se'ntnal Wsakssss, I'm
Dosncy. Loss of Potrer. etc., Spesdily and eFtMalIy
Its effects are truly magical. trial of the Specific
.iI convince the most akeItical of its merits
street and Pc. avenue. Washington. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria, ta6-ly
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Testim onials.

From the Rev. Fred = jewell, PFofessos
Of state Nsr NAL school, Albany. \. Y.
Tais may certify that l have been, since ssii.
subject 10 violent periodical attacks OF catarrh.
marked by big b ~ inf1amed coudiaoa OF the
lining mem branee Of the cavities OF the head.
producing most distressing species OF heed.
ache for days AT q time. wholly incapscitating
me from business, and durins the paroxysms
confining me to the bed. In some instaaces the
inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa.
SIGNING too hache to tn threat. producing
hoarst ness and partial loss OF voice and and
twice it has go affected he left ey3 rs to con.
fire mr. for a month Or mure to a da-keaed room
These attacks have he n accompanied by strong
febrile sy nptoms; by sroppa@e OF the head,
and, in the first stages, by watery discharges
from the nose, subseq uently becoming acrid
and yellow, and towards the close Of the attack
becoming bloody and puruient I have tried
medicines Of almost every kird; external ap
plicattons to the head. such camphor, gin
ger, hot bandagee, and lamentations OF hot
vinegar; snn1s Of some half dozen kinds. aud
Other catarrhal preparations, together with in
ternal remedies, sucn as Alternatives, cathsrtics
and emetics. These have produced no change
in the occurrence or character of the disease,
and, In most cases, with little or no temporary
relief. had come, at length. to believe the
disease to be pra .t'caliy beyond either cure OF
Under these circumstances l was led some
five mon tbs ago. tn maxi q trial OF DIR Lii sht.
hills treatment. His method at once approved
Itself to my Judgment, rs simple, philDsophi-
cal, and likely TO be effective Notwiths,and.
ing the disadvantages under which h. lab pred.
In dr. aling with a disease OF such long stand.
ing, aggravated ny nervous de hil.ts and dys-
pepsia, End constantly induced ny the acct.
dents Of my professional labor, I fonnd the
treatment reaching the di-eas As It had ever
bean r-a' he'd before. and pro incing such
mod ficafion and alienation of its character.
as had supposed impossioie I chronicie the
results thus Althou l have ben situated
several times, so that 1 should formerly have
believed severe attack of my catarrh insvita,
BILE. have escaped thus far: the SYMPTOMS Of
threatened attack have been very light and
ha Welded to the remedies employed bv DR..
Iighth,Il, W thou need of recourse to The old
hot fermen tations or emetics and the dischar.
ges from the head have resumed the original
and natural condition. l count upon COM
plete cure. That have heen ahl', no vever.
to obtain so material relief is 70 me- a cause
OF gratitude. In that alone, l Am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
l make this statement unsolicited, as a means
OF Acknowledge my obligaions to DIR Light.
hills method of treating ca'arrh, and with a
view to aid any who may have suffered from
that disease, In forming q Just opinion OF its
merits, and its probable utility In their own
case. FREDK. JEWELL,
Prof STATE Normal School.
Albany, n. Y, March ii, 1854.
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Catarrb Cured.

From Ret. r. p Russell, Lynn, Mdss.
have been much troubled with Catarrh OF
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradual grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the Sense OF smell and
hrs aking down my general health to such a
degree as to compel me to resign my passionate,
and suspend public speaking
i made diligent use of the useful remedies,
such as snufs Of different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhslations,
but without any salutary eff cts Last sum-
mer heard of DR.. L,ehthilrs successful mode
Of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my.
self under his treatment / began immediate-
ly to improve, and this improvement has gone
on to the present time. My catarrh has eradu-
ally melted away. my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural. and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficnl.
ties to apply to DIR. Ligbthiil.
p. X RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass. Feb. 1, 1862. nv 30 ao2w
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
BARGAINS IN MILLINER
- AND CHILDREN s1ANCY HATS
AT TIE

NEW YORK ETA 8LIsHMENr, -
No. 4 Market Space. second door frem sth street.
Having q large and extensive Stock of Goods,
and DESTROYS Of reducing Il before the close of the
ason, the prices will be- marked down much
below their original value.
Ladies' will now have the opportunity OF pur.
chasing an elegant, stylish Bonnet for the same
The stock Is complete. with every novelty Of the
season. : my n.ews
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WARTS.

W a. En-ht the United States Hotel two
'. ne Ii BOZ ; and FIREMAN, coiorsd Meme
ta-lyr y StsTE Of age need Pi'piJ. my 1-2t*
sfAf4hE5 WANTED At THE NsrthSAL.-
t. 4:'E r., o i'.e f?s gofa hsnis $40 an %
" hSTEn IAmEDIATELT--s g,nd GIRL 20
" Dc cfss1 b"SworE is I'D as ist, WITH dog
A.. IIon,1E 9q one Who can com with goo re-
toHn7- hds5ionE n 1ietast ssg siren my 31-Slt
- SERVANT :; a,so. a CHaIsERMaFD: sons
IT, ,,sa spR.y nn 5 vi recon- mended Hernton
itL1r+, I2-ner 9d ard sts. my 3-3t
/ A RLrrECTABhE YOUNG GIRL wISHE A
- raAVt -. e Do ShAg3es.o, and tsse are Of
syh>TEn-By. . respects6le young w"usp; a
~ AIlnN e ooos- washar ana ironer lei
? Email family, f!esse address Box Ne. 3, star
W AfrED-h corn PS.oat iiIKL, to do the work
sacaa Is, Cali at III Pa sveous betwesa l7sh
~ ASTFb-a good COOK, and to do washing
.peh sfs ,5Si9< S2a v:sss PAID n s"a Dsr
rent ,nt J, Market 81. street. Georgetown PC ,D
MOE SaNIEn;aI wish to bor.,ow from
nyssr. Nc. ,ss 81 r i. sssrssss;wn.
~ AMELIA SITUATION, by a, rsspectsble
No ssss.sn ss ia ss Gall Or s
7th and 18th sts, oprosite Center Market IT.
NANTED-A WHITE MAN to drive = fodr
M fsrs" ssss ana gses s rs sssa
Rpls ct s avenue nv ash sai
BE tooS sG isasits sss is ZEE ..rsss near
WHss1 s,5 9ss ssgsps
18th stree, and Pesna. av. my asst
WANTED-,A snail MOUSE or a few no ms.
in healthy iSSs,S 61,a References aHschAppssd
avenue. my Is lw'
WAkTBD-A good COOK, WASHER and IRON
wiz b En- gwen nAt xpps 70 whom b. HoPE
street my D. 3t$
WANTED-Two or three ROOMS. for a gentle.
ans Wifi thy e haze ssr
ans4 be Sffs sss snd well
n man of quiet habits. in Government employ.
Beard .. rmanent, pie SAINT room, with bath, on
sf il 5psEs s,% B. l. Address
N'AhTED-some enc capable OF giving LES
address for 9 sbree dass io1nS
- 000 WANTED-From two to i've years.
= .sfs't Deed If trust given real estate
worth three times the amoun Address A. b.
Was rgten city. my q 1T
A REsPEcTABLF GIRL WANTS A SIT
or chsmb-rwork and az ist with washing nj ron
Ing .Tn hs srer s a. hF Wss Nc 20 a the
country for II summer. my N-3t'
~ ANTED To RENT-A smsll UNFURNIsHED
w HOUSE. in a rer pcrtabe neixhborhoed, by
family of two p+rronr, without chi dren Part of
house would h- tat GU. VI suta BILE. Address g.
M"stsr Office, stating location and terms.
"A AhTED- Ten or fifteen WASHERS and
~ IRON EkS. at the City Laundry, on 18th
street near c. Alec, II. good ce!ored BOY, from
is to ~ years. L. HOFCHKIoS, Manager.
nycs1uf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2OO LADIES to
W Embroider Oh Muslin, Linen and Cambria.
To good hands constant work and good wages
given. Ladies' sppl yiug will please bring samples
of work Apply al WI. PKINCK'S stamping and
Machine stitching Depot, 81 street. opposite
Patent Office fell
IN nnn LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
Ou,uU PRINCES Stamping Depot, ssl
ing Stitching. Pinkine and Embrgider. done. As
there are other Richards in the field, ladies' better
!ook out that they come to Princes, who ia the
only practical hand In the city. Be sure You go to
z street. opposite Patent Office. mia
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PETER FAsAs-This fellow, who was ar.
rested last Friday for Insultinx lady on the
street is a strsre ger 10 Washir eton, and 10 way
connected with families OF that name Ia this
c4ty.
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BALLS, PABTIES, &c.

THE FIRST GRAND PIC-NICO OF THE SEDG
i WICK CLUB will be given at Luffier's "A
Washington City Garden on Tt EShAY, May FL
3lst 1864. Tickets cents admitting gem -
tleman and Indies Dancing to commence at -
p. m: All are respectfully solicited to attend
M
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SToLEN FROM THE Sc BsCRIBER On TUESDAY
night, the oath instant. asorrel HORSE, with
u fax. name and tail about ~ years old, one of
his hind feet white. blaze face. scar his back.
So will be xiyeo for ,hs recovery Of the horse aud
ALFRED Y. ROBINSON. Near r y
my a-lwn Prince Georges county, Nd.
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t-OR sALE-The LEASE of a large Groce, y
Store. Also, GROCERIES. FLOUR AND
LIQUOR, in business part of the city. For fur
tier information call at MIR. CHERRY'S Restau-
rant. on 18th street, between d and 4.
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u NESS MAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL.-For
saleSsA rqspectsble and profitable BUsIN EsS; in
son for selling, sickness Inquire at WILLIAM
WITTHEFTfs. No. 469 Sd street, Capitol Hill,
near Penn avenue my Est
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sHERIFE's SALE,


Daniel Ault, Pitt. Prsbls COumon PlrAs
~ Jacob AulL In Partition
ct al. deftS. Case Nc. 100.
10y virtue Of an order OF sale issued from
- tbr CoSrt Of Common Pleas 81 prcbls
.ounty, IN the above stsled case, and to the
sheriff Of SAID county directed. ! wl Offer
TOR sale NJ public auction, st the door of the
vcart Honse in Eaton, n said cosa.y, on
Saturday, Tie st dNyef OctO6ev, 80 1854.
Between the hours Of ] aud 1 O'clock. Pan.
q sa.d day, the following described lands
and t~uemenLs situa'e in the county oi
reblo, aud state of Ohio, and described as
i%olloWs, 10 Wit. The North west quarter 81
Section one, 20 Township eight, of range
TWO East, IN said county Of Preple, cSntsin.
az ia acres of LAND, more or less. -
APPRAISED q $6, 200.
tEBNs ~ AJE-0ne third Of the pnrchase
s1ney Cash or the day Of sale, one third
IN one year, amp the residue in two years =
The deferred payments to bear interest IRON
the day Of sale. aud to DO secured BY Mort.
ssge on the premises.
10 N r. McCLEAF,
SperiH Of Preble coulty, @.
ro~s 4 STEPHENS, AttYs.
'septemberl, 1864 ids Pr, f. IS So
.NEAL NAN LH H- ."
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DIR. RAPHAEL,
FOX Nc. 1868. PoSr oTF1Cn,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE AFFLICTED READ /

Aud lSarn that u perfect and radical cure Is warranted
kad guaranteed ~ all who are afflicted With weakness,
Irlility, nerHOus complaints, melancholy thoughts, do.
PRESTON Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mrnd, las Of
Hrep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular pOWar,
puny growth, rasiing away, and n want Of %cnnndoro IN
themselves, h.nting FITS, conVpl5iYe treiDblinEB, tnPo.
HEAR TmAT THE MEDICAL PRESS sAYs.
eoaic ply sicisns require 70 I've told the nature Of 7our
sisAusr the ENGLISH B0Th MIC PHYSICIAN inOa
not. His perfect knowledge Of tb' human system enables
aim to drsCriir the disnases witnodt any information from
the patient, to explain ia original cause, and TO GUARANTEES
IL cure. And, VIA IL M re valuable still, he WilhOnastly
Lud frankly tall wheth"r you can he CURED W not AN
iA communications and interviews are strie.J private
aud sunhdantial.- Medi al Journal
The hptanis Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the EngiiNk 30.
Anic Physician. never failed yet TO make a perfect, rndi
ca. aud permanent cnre If ALL PRIVATE, SECRET
AND ~NENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Nor
curry, without hindoranCr from business, and WithOuI
kar Uf discovery u exposure. No deadly pCisOns, such
~ arsenic, n"K vomica, opium, Or any other pOIsunb
No mercury ,rany deadly Misunderstanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are Lsed by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. Ills Botsnic R-nrdie. never yet fAi,%
10 cure the most obstinate anil tht most dangerous CASTE
and to remove all mercury and Uther Impurities from the
system wheH all other Remedies had failed. - Aed,es
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPT '
ISG MARRIAGE. Hear what the Daltlmor " re
pendent Vi the uilielluw. .BOinsboro, MarvI, said o.
Thursday the alst Of May, 1874:
hun Iuns cures Of diseases csuV' carly inhiscrs
tiuu having ltrn performed by the ,isl Botanic Ply
-ician. | 'rl ii my duty. having a ~ku"W"sigp Of them. Il
state the TACT, bI'lrTing that IN dung ~ l may do q srrV
ir To the suffering. One Case 10 aiticulAr- that u y
young man ia this city-is worthy Of note, lie haG
'~'umr the victim Uf a habit, tue mere allusi,n 10 which
. . n Hhuddrr. aud after years Of suffering and doctor
ave up all lules - ,Oy.ry. He Vishrd to marry
Eiss dearly bclOVai ) ~ sweet n girl - ever lisysd
vi affection, but ne was FEARFUL, neryouAAtnd pros
Ne dared aoi we'd IA Account II the shnttervs
is System. Ilc sought relief at the hands Of ID,
'hbsicisn, and, astonishing NJ il MAJ sc~n. all
aud yig0f Of youth has returned, and he l.
sriy father Of n pair Of bright boys."
. are sEHrrtng, un matter that their oOmplaihf
~ the botanic Physician confdsntiAily. The,
upOn relief Pa nabre y al No. SO EAST
Bet, Sycamore n. "a. S,-~tSsy. r'N"lHSARl
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CURED.

URa.SA,0 zW, September ., 1927
XRasRs. A. l.. Sew III X Co.
Gents. I'll have been troubled with
l torpid acton of the bswels for SIX or seven
years, which has been :he caise Of a great
Zeal Fl suffering 10 ME, and ! Gad to deprive
III, self o. me- ~ xmas of i'od, AID used much
oatmeal, etc, until | got DR. Nets Liver
Pills, aud find that they keep my bowels
regular, aud / now eat anything thai ny
Emily does. most confidently recon.m end
these Pill 3 10 those WIN are troubled WIZ
constipation Of the bowels.
Truly yoars. JOHN FLEMING.
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Price Is cont, per Bpr; Fir. borA for el.oo.
LEGAL NOTI('E

Timothy Goodwin, admr PrebleP Probate
of Jackson P. Rush, decd. Court. Peti,
Eliza Ann Ru'F' ct al. land. to pay
DY order of court. On the iGb day Of
ID Scptemb, r. 1861 between the hours OF
10 O'Clock \. NJ. and e '"ck p. NJ. !
will offer for ,alr on The premise at publ c
auction the following real estate. . ed
IN Prrble county Ohio, and described s
follows to wit: beginning at The North
West l%rartcr. of section %. in Tow ship4,
Range 3 East; thence South "a Wston
he quarter section line IS poles to corner
il the center o. the turSpike road; thence
South 1879 Fast, ~ poles 30 links, to q
corner in the center ofsaid pike, thence h.
"a, East l4l poles and II lirks 10 a cm,
erin the East line Of said quarter; thence
North Az. West on the quarter SECTION line
81 poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ng containing ~ acres Eorc or less.
10 he sold free ard .clesr OF DOVER, and
,thpr incumbrances.
Terms ofSale: One third down, and res
idue in w. equal annual ,aymenrs, tol,s rim
lerest:and be secured ~ aes:gage ~ the
premises.
Appraised g.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Admir- Of jackson >. Rush. deco
Gilmore l. Campbell, Attys
Aug 4, l864-5W Pr. f, $500
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suioUS FEVER CURED.

fosrsNorEA, OHTo, Apru j. lsss'
r~s-xs A. L. ScoyILL 4 N.
Gents. ~ Lave bcen, for years. cub
,vt q stacks Of Bilious Fever; and
lines | have ueen Ibid up Tor mopths, and
ty systAm left in q feeble state by the use o.
strong medicine, ~hieh was given 10 me ~
ny physlclanl.
have been ps,ng Or. Motifs Liver Fine
L, sos,e time. 6nl that l can break those
,,tsscas in a day or SO, apd escape entirely
he lever Nv daughter had an attack OF
'oyspenaia, which distressed her muNn ! she
,ould not eat scarcely anything W~ithoputse-
;,snine papsqated &c herstomaeh ,coptinnallll.y.
S.ue time since she got and has jbeeD uaihg
o, ,EoLt,s Liver Pills, and 4he now " like
IA. ,ller being. .hsye found Also feet they
,,rr str most valuable Pills for Breaking Up
sio.as, Headache, Pains In the SIDE ard ARSk.
!v"a!d not be .thHut theta in my :tnnitIy.
THOMAS P.G4ER.
~ tn,s By shr ~RrQpFiotosA.
a. /. 3oosA44 q Co.,
10. Is'wsst Egbth ,sEsas GhaiRAsA
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uYsPEpsIA. or INrIGESTION

THIS IL generally attended with SOUP stcnlach,
nss ii Al petite, nausea, latulency., heart
husn, custtreness, beat ID the stopach when
empty, . pain IN the side, Palenese Of the
( nateualse, kangnor, low spirits, Disturbed
} ssp, pains in the hesd, DC.
sPRNsPIELD 0Hlo, July j 1879.
MBssRs a. l.. s,ovLr 4 Co.
Gents. = 1 hsve found Or. Motla
liver Pills one Of he best Incidence FOL
DyspepsiA ,tse. ! ever used. Lad been
sti ated with tlie G.sCase- for more then Si<
; 10 1ths, and my y%ictua!s disturbed nay
sconach, often to such a degree as H eAuss
! fosud that the piIs' kept my bowels open
without sr:ping or main. | have actually
gsirad in weight, sin9e using them,-beipg
FL rounds heayier than when ! commenced.
ave ny cure aolslv to use Of the Pills.
GEORGE DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
yJyER COMPLAINT CURED.

INNIANi PnlJS, UtLp0LF To- I've,
asasq. A. L. Scov'Ll 4 Co,
-" Gents. 81 gu hardly able 10 ex-
press my gratitude or the beuetit which my
laughter haa derived f''m the ESQ Of DR..
MOSS Liver Pills. She had been troubled
With ghat the physicioa called Liver Com
Ilsint; hut our doctor failed to give her any
permanent relief, although she tried ais pre-
srirtiohs efectually. She had become mel
Lueholy, unhappy, and her constitution waa
much brektu degu by the lte of Mercury.
She tied DR., Motif Liver Pills, and soon
began tn gR better. | au happy TO Say tnai
~ Nas nov entirety recovered her health
respectfully yours,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
CAAnKrDgE, IND., Feb ) 1858.

ARssap A. l.. SoOyitL u 20.
Gtats. This is to certify that ] have
1sed Dl. MoIt's Liver Pills i'll bilious attacks,
and 'ound them 70 be the best Pills that J
ever used fer thai purpose and | have also
lsed hem ss a cathartic Medicine, aud have
taun4 hut little use for a Ply slcian since J
Hsd rhcm ia ny family.
Yours, truly Asa FRENCH
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
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ssrAM kinds of Custom Work naq' 70
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