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Pen Portrait of Phil. sheridan, Ghe
Cavalry Raider of era mt's Army.

I
Cavalry Raider of era mt's Army.
You have often heard of our little Major
General aout West" for he made his
mark in Tennessee before he came here
A brief description of his personnel, how
ever, may perhaps be agreeable, and Twill
endeaver to give it to you.
Picture oyourself, then, a slight though
muscular form, about five feet six inches
in heigth, features short and well defined,
clear piercing black eye, set in a well
shaped head, surmounted by coal black
hair, cut Ia file, with a countenance indi-
eating character of tirmness and deter
mination, vnd you have my idea of Major
General Philip II. Sheridan. He looks the
General as well as acts as one. he has
remarkably active mind, and pays great
attention to all the details ofhis important
duties. Nothing seems to escape his at
tention, however trifing OF insignificant it
may seem to an ordinary observer. And
it is to this constant vigilance and univer-
sal knowledge of his command, that is ow-
ing his success. General Sheridan is a
lighting man as well as an admirable stra-
tegist. He will worry an enemy to death,
il outnumbered largely, and defeat them
in every attack where fair show of equal
ity in that respect is afforded. He is also
very popular with his corps commanders,
and the greatest harmony and unanimity
exists among them. Such Is our Major GEN
eral and assure you am proud to be
numbered among his officers.
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THREE DELIVERY TERRITORY

Lying between 0ntario-st- (exclusive) and South
and North Perry-st., Including all Of Euclid and
Prospect-sts. to Hudson.
FIRST DELIyEEY-Loaves at 500 A. NJ with pro-
ceeds Of night mails and 500 A. Eastern mail.
SECOND DELIyERY.--LeaYes Post -Of6ce at lI:I5
with proceeds Of forenoon mails.
THIRD DELtvERR.-Leaves at $3.50 p. NJ with pro-
eeeds of loo P NJ Eastern, 2sl6 Western, and zoo
Soufhsrr
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Carriers, will please leave orders to that effect at
the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the POst-Ofhce when they will be
delivered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according TO the following timetable Of departures
Of Carriers from the Office:
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ganruaas.
CtLEYELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
. sUMAIER ADVANCEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 18th, 1864 Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, as follows Sundays
cepted):
LIST Train-5:3J A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS-
stopping az Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Crestline Gallon, Gead Darlington,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WOrthIDg
ton.
"a TrGin-Z:25 P. M.-ACCOMMODATIUN. stops
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus az $50
P. N, Cincinnati $40 A. NJ.
Sd Irains-7 20 7. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-StOppug
q Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Crestline, Gaiion, GiIefd, Cardingtou
Trains leave Columbus at 20 and 10: % IL p 81
% arrive at Cleveland $50 A. NJ 2-5J and 9 p M.
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MELRs, g. T. 1gaat, 4 n DAvAAEOA' sHR.y msy
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO r.
SPRING ARRANGkMEN

Is6f. SPRING ABRANGEAlENI s6
On and after Monday May 10th, Is6i Passanze
Trains Will leave Cleveland as follows Sundays
cepted:
$40 A. M.-CIUGAGO EMPRESS -stops at Berea
Grafton, Obertin, Norwalk, Mour6ryilie Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont {nd EiInorc, and arrive
at Toledo at 1915 A. N. and Chicago at - I'm
l;5O 4. NV BSIEltN MAIL.-SJOps az an station
on Southern DIVISION, and arrives at Toledo al
e.3g P. ~; Chicago at ~ a. -.
. sOP. M.-NORTHERN MAlL.-StOps at all sta
tlons on Northern Division, and arrives san
dusky at 1910 P. NJ.
700 p. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS. Stops at Grafton.
kUrwalk, Monroeyile, Clyde and Fremont and
arrives at Toledo at II Is P NJ; aud Chicago at
$40 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at M0nroeyille with the sun
dusky, Mansfield & Newark X. r.; az Clyde with the
SandUsky, Day ton & Cincinnati Il. L.. at Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana Il. r. and at Toledo
with the Miehlgan Southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Ruilrpads for Chicago. Detroit
Jackson, FoIt Wayne, LOgaHspOrt, Lafayette, tair8
Southwest.
Trains arrive ia Cleveland from ToIsIo aud the
West at ~ A NJ, 2.45 P. NJ, and 5.j5 P. NJ From
Sandusky at y:l5 A. NJ. L. u. BUCK Err sup't
Cleveland, May 10, 1864.
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gnst-Gfftte gimt. TabIe.
1854. Summer Arrangement 1884.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
CLEVELAND POST-oFFICE,

VoAAEscI'a IoSDAT, NAY l6TH, 1864
ED- Mails Will be opened aud ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
ES- All Mails close one hour before departure OF
trains.
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Lord PaImeTsfon on Meditation.

An influential delegation of Anglo Reb-
els from the Society for Obtaining the
Cessation Of hostilities in America, waited
on Lord Palmerston ON the 18th inst, for
the purpose ofurging her Maiesty's Gov
ernment to take steps to bring, about
peace.
Lord PAlmerston IN reply said that two
facts were abundsntly clear, viz: that the
war was cru ely destructive to the Ameri-
cans themselves and the inconvenience
caused by it to other nations was exces-
sive. The question remained, whether
the Government had any national ground
for supposing that the Federal Govern
ment would listen to any proposals of
mediation . the present tmoment. There
was an old couplet-
They who in quarrels interposs,
VIII often wipe bloody .c
Laughter. 1ssHe was not afraid of bloody
nose, but he feared that premature efforts
would only have the effects of exasperating
the North. and making it more difficult,
when the passion was little tanned, to
effect the object all must have in view
The government was led to think, from
all accounts that reached them, that this
was not the moment at which any media
torysproposals could be usefully made
Each partyswas confident of ultimate sue
cess, and the North especially jealous of
interfsrance. If, however, at any future
time reasonable ground could be shown
for supposing that friendly suggestions
would be listened to, her Majesty's Gov
ernment would be happy to use their
efforts to arrive at such desirable result
as that Of terminating this unhappy
war.
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for SalE.

| OTIS FOR SALE.-I35 FT. FRONT
- on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street
Also sub-lots l5 II and ls being 4s feet front each
on superior street, east Of MuiTson street Also-
= ieet rOnt on spring street, running back 20 the
railroad track, being land on which a part OF ne
woed-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet inches front on
hamPlain street, nearly opposite the new City
ourt House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE & WADE,
dec3k20 AttOruevs
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~ 3eai -Ts.l3l o. sl,i. ad 's'ld 10 y4dl
II .H5.J g7..s51g Lad
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
New York Through Line.

Two through Express Trains between Cleyelal
New York Takes effect July Il, 1854.
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Legal Notice..

UOIlN PATClllN will tako notice that on
~ the Goth day of February, A. ID. 1864,
CYNTHIA NJ. Patchin flied in tho office of the
Clork of tho Court OF Common Pleas within
and for tho County Of Goauga and State OF
Ohio, her certain petition, tho object and
PRAYER of which Is that sho may be divorced
from him, tho SAID john Patchin, and have
reasonable alimony decreed her out of his
real and personal property (; aud for cause
sho alleges in her SAID petition. habitual
drunkenness on tho part of said John Pat
chin, for moro than four years last past
Also said petition alleges that no is tho
ownor in fec of tho following real estate. to
wit Two acres of land situate in Middle.
field Township, Gnauga County, aforesaid,
being part of Lot No. Is in said Township,
and living in tho southeast c0rnor OF laud
owned bv James White, bounded on tho
south BY tho east and west road on the
cast, by Francis Towns land on tho moth
and west, by said Whito's land. Also that
no is tho owner of and in possession OF
ono COW, ono throo.y oar-old hoifor, one pig,
ono colt throo years old tho coming spring,
aud divers and sundry household goods
now in possession of petitioner. An %injunc-
ton was duly allowed and granted on the
application OF tho petitioner, Feb 2ith, 1864,
bv Hon. Nj c Garfield, Probate Judgo
within and for said County, restraining and
ouioinirg him, Ilio said John Patchiu, from
conveying, or mountaineering, or in any man
her interfering with said roal or. personal
property. Said petition will DO for hearing
and decree at tho April torn OF said Court,
A. ID. 1864.
TuRAsuER, DURFEE s. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Fob. 26th, 1864. 737w6
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU =,
n Positive and Specific Remedy for diseases OF
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsical
Sweilinrs.
This Medicine Increases tho power Of Diges.
ton, and excites the Absorbents into healthy ac-
ton, by which the Watcry or Culcareous dispo.
sitions, and all Unnatural G~nlorgements are re.
dnccd, as we'll as Pain and Inflammation.
uEJNuoIu, EXTRACT RUCuU.
r.. 80, ruua.u~. r..
r"t meaMmesses pr,s,nS Iom ro n,iareseS Liao'
its"' pissi'r',I lily anuls.Lo,on VI Aouse'
attended with the following symptoms
ihulsP4si,lon 10 EAoF"on; LOSS 0l IoWer'
i,gss ol memory Dinlcui'y OF Drea.hing'
Weak Nerves, trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiu,ness,
HHlr,nuss ., .s;,oI, or,ho u,scuinr =, s u nacN'
Toi Hands Flushing of The BODY,
DrvnessoftbcSkin Ernptions on the Face
p,iiiI Counirnnncr
,rboso svnntnus II allowed to 90 on. which
hi n,eIicino 'irvoriobIv removes. soon ,ollo
Lyu,tcyrv, E,i,jty Eu3c,tjc Fyfs.
I'm one of which The Patient NAV cxpire.
Vino cnn saw that they nre not frequently fol.
L.oJ no h,scS ,,Di,oLnf piso,s,s
,ING NIFTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D.
Mn aronw,ro ~ Ito ronsc of ibcir snacrino.
rrr vryr v,TI royrrss Tur rrropps of rnr INSANE
ksytrvS'
,,J uJan.LI, M. H., Co,sunn,n, hoor
annie witness io The T,nth If The os,e, lion.
%Ts rag,t;Jot,on ogcs ad,ri,d rim OIg,Di,
wc"k,,ss ,couirrs Tho ,J of Medicine tn
c,ranaLa, al In,h,ar,,a tho Svs,ou ,cL.oL
liz HnnI ne ~ NJ SCT pIiCtliI jnro ;abIu
Jncs a T'rioI viii ranvincr the most Skrpticn2'
IES.
T"nia $50 -" Ens 70 Ea,a nn ,Lo
+ nr r " ,r % " n,. Hr,iIi oJ no oru n,her rem m.
~, :. H. Cbiorosiis ~ poton,i, IL rrognI,ritv
pa;;n, II" rrnss az Snpnrossior nf rnsinn,nTv Ev,cn'
,"iinns Jilcoro ,ainr gr;rrbors STATE Of ito
TItcrrs Ionrhnr, hon, mr. WINES SIorilitv md
Tor MI canulnints in,iden, Ia The sex, whether
arising from: Indiscretion Habits Of Dissipa ton,
or In Tho
CHI or CHANGE OF LIFE
TAKE NO more BaLom, .Hercurv or UNPLEASANT
H,Jnrjucs far y1yeos1Ut1n dtgygerous diseases.
UELWB0IDS EXTRACT BUCUU AND
TNpROVED ROSE WASH CURE
non ,r nY,U..,,
l.. u ~
In AL ileit stages AthttIo Expense
Little or no Change in pet. No Inconvenience,
amt no Exposure:
IT causes a frequent desire ana gives strength
to urinhte, hereby Removing DISTINCTIONS. Pre-
venting and Curing Structures OF the Urothra, al.
laying, ram ana l%lliammatlon' SO common IN
tli' class oil Diseases, and eXpeliing all fo'sOn-
ons, DtSe"Sed a"d Wo1n-ort 1laHcr'
rui I2rSHNDS s VIZ ~ = no aaG wSo Tno nATt L bLLN
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JONI BroUGli.
An ACT to suppress tho silc Of spiritnous
liquors within this state upon tho days Of

Az Acr to suppress tho stlc Of spiritnou'
LIQUORS within this state upon tho days Of
election.
SEC. l. y il eaqcirt BIZ he G'acral AS
ssaj,y # The sue If Otio, Thit it shall
be unlawful for any person Within this state
TO soil, blrtor or giyc away any sp'ri'nous,
r~esinous or mtt llqnors. on the day OF any
election held within this State, under tho
constitution aul laws thereof anl it is
horoby ma 10 the 1uty Of each ani all per-
sons who are authorzll, undor or Big thu
laws of this State, or the municipal rcgnIa'
tians of any city, town or village OF the
State, TO soil or blrtor any spiritu1us, vinols
or m ut liz .ors, to close thoit respective
ostiblishm lnts on thpsp days. Any person
offJniiig against tho provisions of this act
shall DO hnel in any sun rot loss than fgo
nor m )re tn m on1 hu1lrol d1llars, and be
i'm prisonol for a PORTO | rot cxc,,iins ton
days, for olc'I olfJl5o 50 cIn n,ttel and it
shall DO the dity of all Mayors of cities aud
incorporated villages within tho State; on
tAl@ Wy W 10 ~ W A99'~ ~
proclamation, warning tho inhabitants OF
such city or village, of tho provisions of this
act, aud that ali violations Of the same, Will
subject tho off1ndor to prompt an speedy
punishment, and %rcqriring IN .rshaIs aud
police OFF iors, unlor thoir respective jiris.
dictionJ, to close all houses founI violating
tho provisions of this act, and to report
forthwith, all violations thereof to such
mayors.
SEC. 2 All fI,3 according unlor tho
provisions Of this act, shall be collected in
the name of the State of Ohio, as in othor
cases OF Breach of tho PJaco, All DO paid
into tho county treasury, for tho use Of tho
commou schools in tho township in which
tho offlnso shall h,vo boon CON nittol with
in ton days after collection and if any such
Off ;or fail to p1y over such fl 10 or Fl los by
him collected, such oii;or shall, for any
such neglect, forfeit and pay into tho town
ship treasury double tho amount of such
fino or ino5 by him SO c)llocLol, to DO TO.
covered betoro any Justice Of tho P1lco al
tho suit Of tho Township Treasurer. All
prosecutions undur tho provisions of this
act shall b. con- n,ncpl within twonty days
aftor tho oiTon5e is G, n %nittol, oyoqpt ac
tons against Justices Q! the Palce for not
paying ovcr any tine or iles aforesaid.
SEC 5. THIS act to. tako effect an! DO in
forco from AMI aftor tho first day of March,
1864.
JAMES r. IIUBBEL,
Speaker OF tho II)us- of Representatives.
CHARLES ANDERSON, Pros. of tho Senate.
March 10, 1864.
SEcRErARY'oF STATES OFFICE, CoLuM.(
bus. Ono, M ,rch IL, 1864.
1 certify the foregoing to DO correctly
copied on tho original roll or flo in this Of
fec. wv. W. ARMSTRONG,
Sec'y of State.
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AYERS


ITO OIICT ITCuC ItO11ICUy 1OT
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Sold>by Cook& McGowan and DIR. ] Mich
OILS, Chardon; ]. II. Field, IIambden; G. W. Gar
relt, Montville; e. q c. r.. Harmon, Chester
X Roads; DR.. Cleveland, Burton; w. l.. Por'
ter. Bundysburg; C. 8. Field. East Claridon; ii
N. Pitner. Parkman;J. Thompson, Middle
field, aud by dealers generally. 739yl
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order made by the Probate
| Court OF Goauga County, Ohio, l will offer
Tor sale at public yendue, on
Saturday, .lprit OH, "a ID 1864,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situated in the
County OF Gouuga, state ol Ohio, aud known as
part OF I.ot No. 81 IN the Town Plat OF Chardon,
in said CQu~nty-Bounded on the south by tho
highway; east by land now owned by Calvin
Bcldcn; north ana east by land in said lot owned
by Lois Newcomb-tho same being about fifty
rods o, land IN the south east part OF said lot,
known as the late residence and premises OF Mi.
chael $. Marsh. To DO sold free from ilcum-
bTnncc,
TERMS of SALE-Ono'hal OF tho purchase
money TO ho paid In hand, aud the residue in
one year, with interest aud secured.
SAMUEL MAGuNIGAL,
Admir- Of estate q! Michael 5 Marsh, doc'd.
Chardon, March llth, 1851, 739wl
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. GALIaNANr SAYS that England consumes
1000, OJO pounds Of ivory annually, the
product Of 1888 elephants. About 1000
men are annually killed in these elephant
hunts.
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Pension and War Claim Agency.

LiAhIlA a h,olthehrm oil lhrasher'
L. Durice & hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by the overnment, to procure Bounty
money, back pay and Pensions for soldiers,o r for
their widows andheirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers, and al other claim against the
Government Of the Uuited States, and of the
State of Ohio. Business attended TO promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
Bounty or back pay, $500, as providedby law,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tanned.
DR.. ia. Hamilton has been appointed Ex-
aiming Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
all applicanVtor Invalid Pensions mnst be ex.
amined.
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, to IN. HATHAWAY, :
693tf Chardon, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

We have simply the choice either always
or never to tear; for our l~ile-lent stands
oysr a loaded mine, and, round about,
the hours aim at Us naked weapons, only
one in II thousand hits, BIT, in any case,
better fall standing like a III IN than ben
ding like a coward.
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From Rev. J II. Turner, Pastor olIledding NJ.
T. Church, Philnd'a:
DR.. jackson; Bears Sir! Having ofton used your
Bitters in my family can say it has beeH Of
greatservicc. bglievoin most cases Of general
debility it Is the safest and most yaluablercmedy
o. which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J, TURNER,
No 500 n. NineleenthSi,
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From Rev J. VI, lyon, formerly PASTOR OF The
Columbus, IN j. aud Mileslown, (Pa J Baptist
Churches
New Rochelle, n. Y,
Dr., G. NJ. Jackson DGar SiT;-l feel pleased
thus of my own accord to bear testimony 10 the
excellence OF these Buffers. Some years since,
commented them 10 persons chie,bltCby that
tormeuting disease, aud have hoard from them
the most tia tIGrlng testimonials as to their great
value. Ia cUsos OF gcncruldcbillty | believe it
J.M LYONS.
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SOME malicious person asae,ts that the
letters NJ. D., which are placed after ply
s%ieians' names, signify money Down."
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From Rev, ]. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of
tho Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge, and
Christian Chronicle, Philadol rhia
Although | n never disposed to favor or re-
commend Patent Medicines in general, through
dlstrust OF their ingredients and effects, ! yet
know of no sufficient reasons why II man mny
not testify 10 the benefits he believes himself to
have rcccivrd from any simple preparation in
hope hat lie may TINS contribute to the benefit
Of others.
lido dis moro readily in regard to TIoonand's
German l}ittcrs, prcparodby DR.. G. NJ. jackson.
OF this city, because ! was preiudicod against
them Tor many years, undor the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. nm
indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Es1 .,
for tho removal OF this prejudice bypropor tests,
and 10, encouragement to try them when suffer.
ing from great aud long continued debility
The use of three bottles o! these Bittcrs at the
beginning OF the present yoar, was followed by
evident rolicl and restoration to n degree Of bod.
ily aud mental yigor which l had not felt for
six months before, aud had almost despaired OF
roglining. ! therefore thank God and my Il lend
! for directing inc To the use ofthCm.
]. NEWTON BROWN, Philad'a.
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ao-READ WHO SAYS SO..ng

From the Rev. LeviG. Peck, Pastor ofthc Bup.
list Church, pembcrton, N. J., formerly OF tho
North Baptist Church, Philnd'a
have known lIoohand'~icrmun Bitters ia
vorably for a number OF years. ] have used them
in my own family, and have been SO pleased
with their effects that | was induced to recon-.
mend them TO many others, mud know that they
have operated IN "a stIikingly beneficial man.
nor. take grcu; pleasure in thus publicly pro-
claiming this fact, and calling the attention o:
those afflicted with the diseases for which they
are recommended, to these Bittors,- knowing
from experience that my ndD lion will
be sustained lido this moro chucfluils "a HooI.
lands Bitlers is intended to benefit the afflicted,
aud is not Il rum drink Yours truly,
LEVI O.. BECK.
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From the Rev Jos. IL. Kennard Pastor of the
10th Dnplistchurch;
DR.. Jacksoni-Dear Sir!-l have heen often
requested To- connect my name with commenHa.
lions of different medicines, but, regarding the
practice as I OF my appropriate sphere, lhave
in all cases dccIinCd; but, with n clear prooi in
many instances, and particularly in my iamily,
of tho usefulness Of IlOollInd's German Biitcrs;
| depart for oncc from my usual course, to ey.
pressmy iull conviction, that fare cHernIacbjHty
0CAc,yticm, anil cspec,aHy for Liver Compla mi,
ifis q sale mt UaigDkis prcpHratioH. lL soma
cases it may fail; but usually, / doubt not, il will
be very beneficial TO those who suffer from tho
abovccausc. Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNAKD,
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Eighth below Coates ST, Philad'a

FROM Rev, Warren Randolph, Faster of Baptis
Church, Germantown, Pa:
DR.. &. M.1acE51n Dear Siri-pcrsounl ex-
pcrieuco enables me to say that | rcgnrd the Bit
tiers prepared by you MS a most excellent mcdi.
cine. In cases of severe cold and general de.
bility have been greatly benefited by their use
aud doubt notthoy will produce similar effect,
ouothcTs. Nourstruly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Pm
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-Thoseliving
~ at a distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
inghim by letter, giving Eve days'notlce.
Direct allletters to Hambdcn, Geauga
ca O.. S.EDSON, Co. Surveyor.
595tf
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THE peculiar faint or

THE peculiar faint or
infection which VIC
call ScRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fecbled, vitiated state
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