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General Intelligence.
tBy Nal TO IA, Nev York SUM-
MAs. Gks. wArrEs and ssiI ave in washlngto

MAJ. CEs. wAIPEs and stat are in Washington
THE steam tug wnslow wentsto pieces on the
IaIrosd pier at Cleveland, ONO, "a friday n.sht
Five OF the crew were lost.
RoBrEr j. BszoKIsEIpGs is At lnpng Ohio for
Lincoln aud Johpson. H.s relativ, luhn Z. Hreck.
inridge, rs also on the stump foi Mcclellan and
Pendleton.
MAJoR- ixSEpAL MoDownL snt stan arrived a.
Portland, Oregon, On the first of Septembof' aud
proceeded tho next day for Fort Vancouver ac-
eoupsnied by Governor Gibbe.
GESKEA DIX Ia out in Q letter in favor o. MT Lin-
coin for he Presidency. Mr.. Co wan l; - sen
ator FOR Pennsylvans Il 10 stated, has dec'sod io'
Mcclellan
PENCE AIyln will srrivein BON next sut,inn'
end VIII study for year at the Uni VerstN "hero'
as will g well remembered, the Il re france Con
sort pas I'd portion OF his youth.
LIru1- -GKs. GIAsT Ia so entirely ssnsaod viii
Gen. Buffers mode Of treating h'e exchange
Leo 70 declined te, interfere with ,he ,esN-iiiopi
slreY iy esiablished.
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GENERAL GRANT.
Severe E.ga.inz-Fcdcrai victory.

TIr %, Dfr' eFs HafhfftrfDT, Oct. sly ~
T.. q n. ,y.hnA Dir This department has re-
90 v,t tho f,l.,-,, r,r.-., ~ tho euernv,s .,s,,l,
y,.,e-tay ,,-, l.-. 8 .,lc-s 'lc,thc'r nlbsequent
,,r,lse. su ten, u r,cv's h-.lgan, ,cuon. drvir.,
,hc enemy % their inner line Of intrenchnents
s-oun Richmond.
U.a.,o,.art,-, D pry,,n,n, Of Vt,o,nl1 and
North Cqyolin1. Oe,. 5-G.4o p. M-Lie.n. Gen.
rs. Grqn,. N6.o 4. " the cncrlv having
tnoyel r.o.,'s and IL pe's Dy,son. rom tue lcf,
at CAanl,,. Farm road round /, our right Al
parbytovgn roal. they attacked with spirit Kauz's
Cayalrv, in thc.r .n.rcnchrnen,s, and drove him
tack with small loss Of men, but with The loss Of
L.s .rt.nery The eaeny qif,rcd v,ry cons!lcra-
bic less IN HI, s,.aek Theorcny then swcp, DOWN
tho he,u.rsncAn.epts towards Brncy, who, having
drown A.ct L.s r..A, wauoL Their assault,
sad rcpulscI 3, With very heavy ios. on
,he p,t n the eucmy. The enemy, In
the ucan,.rle, adv,,ccd towards Now Mar.
sct bat wero rnc, hy force at tho Signal
T.vcr. A. p. 4 Itoak the 7iTcnslvc. scuding
n -pey, with two d.s..ou. M the Darbytown
road. The enemy rc,rea,od as be advanced aud
n rDey has reached and occupies the intrenctm meu,s
which thc enemy to.k ron Eau.7, aud were for.
,ry,og f-r themselves. onr loss hss Necn small
not oue-elgbta tat %, Lo enemy We aavc abol.
aoc brra,,l ,,r.s-nc,s.
= prr,- Va, 20,
U.,d,,.,r,,,, HANNA. q, V,r,,n,1 and
- 60, ,5.o p ~ t-,t,, o.,
d.. ~, 49,.
~. .,,. ,.,.., .o...-,i.
pv pr,,r, N,, e.,
Tsadg,ar,ers Ten,A Arny Corps, iOi An
weh.ve repulied the attack n the enc,ny on our
e a,3; rs ,ss , r '1s' The .s1 .ss 'ss''
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Dispatch frsm Presi lent Lincoln 70 sinner
Cameron.

Philadelphia, Oct s.--In consequence o. boRus
reports OF disasters 10 Grants army published to-
DAY, di patch was sent to the Pes.dent aud ,he
lon VIM reply was received,
"WIstna gtoa. OFT 0, 5:2o p. m-Gca sMos
C.sttos, Phil lidlphid-There is Absolutely no
news here from tue Aruy Of the Potomac not pnh-
lsi ed in sisnton's bulletin Of yesterday and before
The llpe is open slsi mere business dsp,vhes NJ.
posing over II. Have no alarm ou bo,rus ds-
patches. A. LrsclLS."
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
The Army stin at HarrisonburGh.--R Rebels
Calling out their Reserves, etc.

WAsHfSGTos, Oct. q.
Information received in Washington tonight
states thai sheridan's army on Friday was still =,
HarrsonburV, and was regular'y receiving sup
Plies from MArtinsburg. The intervening country
is dangerously infested witt euerril@.
A Richmond letter in the CnAELEsroS CoUsrm N
the Cd inst, says "Lonsstreet relieves Fairly, and
unless the enemy's force he really so nm veterans,
We sha,l get good account from the Valley Thir-
teen thousand men IN reserve, already brgaied, in
Virginia are TO be called OUT"
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TaroIed OGlcers and Mes.

Bahmors, Oct, a dispatch from Annapolis
says:
"rhe flag Of truce steamer George Levy has ar
rived, with S6 paroled officers and $50 men Thrre
were number Of deaths on tie passage. The gem
erai condition. Of the men is mest wretched rhoy
are SEX and starving. The New York Is expected
tomorrow, with 500 men"
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Movement Of Rebels into Kentucky.

CIirksrfll,, Tenn, Oet. s.-Two hundred rctels
under Con. Lyon, Of Eddy VILE, KY. captured the
steamer Chau,tcrs and crossed the river into Kon.
.rcty Yesterday, a the mouth II yellow Greek,
~aoa lbcy released the boat.
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AIpKhxAs MnLINAs, who wp seni ~ he Ro.
chester people 70 kentucky 70 procure negro sub
Aprocured eight during an extsJD Ded ar, and 4,
Pcost ths, renders them - dear kEA men.
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Rebel View of the Situation.
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DIXlt CONSIDERED IN DANGER.
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THEIR LOSS VERY HEAVY.
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Thy Src Driven Within Thci 3
1artr Line Of iIntrr1ChIucUts.
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FEARFUL RsPOlSE OF The RtBsLS.
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CALI. FOE NEGRO SOLDIERS.
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The Political Field.

Frank blair md Gen. Met iellnn How tho
nitrv wn- offered tOnn,nnd -Rir lr n
appointed Ar~nt-lii> Account Of his
Visit 10 New l0rlt-The FOiticians and
the Radical EDITORS w hat blair said TO
Gen. Met lcilnn.
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GEN. BIRNEY 10 THE RESCUE.
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Capture OF kautz's Artillery.
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Battle in Southwestern Virginia.
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TIE ENEMY AT FIRST SUCCESSFUL.
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the y. Y. sun.
FROM BEFORE RICHMOND.

bUtler's Lines Assaulted.
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Ine Latest " eWS
Dy Telegraph TO the ~. sun.
FROM BEFORE RICHMOND.
Butler's Lines Assaulted.
TIE ENEMY At FIRST SUCCESSFUL
Capture OF kautZ's Artillery.
GEN. BlRNEY TO THE RESCUE.
FEARFUL RsPOLSE OF The RtBslS.
Thy Src Driven Within Thci g
1aIur Line Of iEntr~1chIncEts.
THEIR Loss VERY HEAVY.
Rebel View of the Situation.
DIXIE CONSIDERED IN DANGER.
CALL FOE NEGRO SOLDIERS.
Battle in Southwestern Virginia.
Retreat OF cur Forces.
&C.. aC. 6a
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Retreat OF cur Forces.
&C., ac,. Ga.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-22

HOME DEPARTMENT.
Exemptions from the Draft,


Captain Caldwell, Provost Marshal of tho
Nineteenth Congressional District, sends us
the following card for publication
Head Quarters Provost Marshal Ninoteen,b
District OF Ohm, Warren, July 18th, ga.
The Board of Enrolment of tho Iotb
District of Ohio, will hold sessions for thu
examination of enrolled men. claiming OK.
emption from draft, at the following times
aud places
. At Jefferson, Ashtabula Co, Ju,y 25tb.
26th and 9th.
At Ashtabula, Esntabuia Co, July 2srh
and 29th
AT Burton, Geauga Co., August lst and
And.
At Ra-enna, Portage Co., August Sd, 4th.
aud 5th.
AT CanGeld, Mahouiug Co, August s,b.
9th, and 10Th.
None should appear for examination ex.
cept those who have manifest permpnen,
physical disability, such as dsouali6os for
the service.
DARIUS CALDWELL.
Captain and Pro- Mar. i9,h District Oh;o
and president Board of Enrolment.
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Roback's Stomach Bitte,s.
SoLpIERs' HOME. suPERINTENpENT's !

SOLDIERS HOME. SUPERINTENDENTs
OFFICE, CINCINNATI, Juno 4, 1864.
To DIR w. G. RoBAoK-
My DEAR SIR: am dispensing a sec
ond invoice of your Stomach Bitters amor z
tho large number of men who daily arrive
at this institution for refrcshment and rest.
The universal testimony is that these Bitters
are the best made. For tho various sum.
mer complaints which afilict so many, l
know of no remedy so safe and so sure.-
Piutarcb says, ITO ask phyEican what is
easy and what is hard of digestion, and what
will agree with the stomach, is about as sen.
sible as to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour" Persons who look out for breakers--
and have your Stomach Bitters in the house
81 am sure will never ask any one the tool.
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios.
opher. must not. omit word or two for
your Catawba Brandy. have many. mon
here who have brandy prescribed for them
by distinguished Army Surgeons. The of
fects OF yours on such are most beneficial,
far more SO than from. any previously taken.
Persons who desire really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if thoy got
your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect,
your servant,
G. w. ID. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
no Office and manufactory. Nos. SO. So.
60 and 81 East Third street. For sale eve
rywhere.
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WHAT DocToRs, MINISTER'S, AND PROFESS
oRS THINK OF THEM.--"I have never
chanasd my mind respecting Browns Bron-
chial Troches f!cm the first, excepting to
thlok better of what began thinking well
cf"-Rep Henry Ward Beecher. Great
service in subdulng boarseness. .'-Rev Dan
ieL Wise, .Neto York. tine Troches are u
staff of lite to ,ne"-Prof. Edpn.d North,
President Of Hamilton College. Clinton, "
Y. "A SIMPLE aud elegant combination tor
Coughs, Sc DR.. G. F. BigrtoO, Boston
81 recommend their use to pubic speakers
Req r.. II. Chup,n.
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Political Nntica

The members Of the Union Central
Committee OF Geauga County are re.
quested to meet.at the Coukt. House in
Chardon, on Wednesday, July eth, a,
l O'Clock p. NJ. for consultation, and to
perfect arrangements for the ensuing
campaign. Said Committee is composed
OF the following persons J. o. Con
verse, l. N. Hathaway, Wm. N. Keeny
Il. w. Scott, A. E. Miller. .
J. o. CONVERSE, Chairman.
Chardon, July 2lst, 1864.
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THE CONFESSIONS & ExPER1ENcE

,OE a NERVOUS INVAIIU.
iJuoiisIcd tor the benefit, aud as a caution to
L young men,and others, who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
ollnents-supplyingt he meahs OF ofselfcure. By
one who has cured himself after being n victim
qt misplaced confidence in medical h1mbug a nd
ouackery, By enclosing postpaid directed en- .
eevvlope, ,anglecopies may be had of the author,
New York 75lvi y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE WISE Re TIMES

DII w I15E DE I1WES.
DO NOT trifle with your health, constitution
ond ehaIacier, 1t you are suffering with any
HELMB OLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
Is recommended
TRY 1T! TRY IT! TRYIri
~ u viii cure you,.sayo leng suHerins, Alley
ai" alu innammnilod, and will restore you to
., HEALTH AND PURITY,
Atlitte expense and no exposura, Cu, ou, Tho
advertisement In. another COLI lnn, aud call and
end Tor it, Bewat, oC Ca,nt, sGn 49, ' a"'
Ask for Helmbod's. II nko no. o,har
~ hEo oOhhA NIEED. 7JSml
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Real Estate for Sale.

INH E subscriber offers for sale his farm, situate
l in Hambden, and long owned. by Daniel
Warner, Sr., containing 240 acres of LAND, well
watered and timbercd, with lour barns, besides
in Chardon village known as the old Capt.
Paine place. Terms reasonable. For further
particulars inquire OF r. d. WARNER.
Chardon, July l4th, 1864. 757tf
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Obituary.

Died, on Johnsou6 Island, June 29A.lS64 of
Typhus Fever, Mrs. MALINDA NJ. BAKER,
daughter of Orrin and Ceestia Tucker, OF this
Township, in the 27th year OF her age.
Nearly one year since, the deceased left her
home and trends, and accompanied her husband,
who was in the United States service ON John.
son g Island. to.Sandusky. His health was poor
and growing more SO, and they thought i, best
to go to housekeeping on the Island, tha. he
might have the comforts OF home to sustain him.
Late in the Fall, she went TO. her new home on
the Island. His health improved, but, alter a
few mouths, her own began to tail. Being u sub
ject OF afiliction from her infancy, she elt no
alarm, uni within two or three weeks OF her
death, when the fever sci in in its most inalig-
nant form. She indulged no hope OF recovery,
from he commencement OF her sickness. Al.
though she had proessed hope in Christ more
than y,ar ago, aad ielt she hud com or table
to face the King OF Terrors. Like TOO many
unfaithful followers of the Lord Jesus. she hud
failed to render unto God the glory due to
His name. She called nightly upon God ; He
listed to tlie.vece OF her suppl:cations, and gave
her peace and victory over Death An that an
affec,iona,e husband, tender and sympathisiag
friends, though strangers, and the most skillful
physicians could do, could not arrest the fat
disease. A dspatc was sent to her parents, and
they hastened to the scene 6l conflict. They ar
rived few hours before reason was extinct
Though past conversation, she answered intel.
igentiy To all inquiies. Though it was a severe
afflictiOn, they were enabled, tnrNgh grace, 10
say, Thy will be done" feeling their loss was
her eternal gain. Death, ever true to his COM
mission folded her in his icy arms, and she
breathed her life out sweetIy on the breast of the
dear Redeemef. Her husband mosrEs her loss
as irreparabie, hut sorrows not without hope
lie feels her God shalltse his God and her Heav.
on his home Two sisters eel their hearts over
bnrdened with grief ause Linda has gone,
and hey shall see her no more There are nu-
merols friends and relatives afflicted by this af-
flctve Providence. 1t isAad to them 10 iee
that one OF their number is gone, and the places
that once knew her shall know her no more for.
ever
Around the azure throne Of God
The soul now takes its high abode,
To dwell in heavenly peace;
Among The sains and angels blest,
Ii shall partake of endless rest,
In Joys that neer decrease.
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auga County.
kbdon f. Paine, Plaintiff, !
against , Pst'n Tor Divorce.
Martha Paine Defendant \
rINHE said defendant is hereby notified, that
Il the said plaintiff, on the 18th day OF May,
A. ID. 1854. filed in said Court his petition
against her, praying for divorce or the ground
OF williul absence Tor more than three yea;s.
Said Petition will be tor hearing at the next
term OF Court, 10 be holden at Chsrdon, on the
GANFiEip &sMI1 H, PRS An'ys,
July 18th, 1864. T5ew6
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Ea5-Particulsr attention is invited to
Che notice Of Provost Marshal Caldwell,
headed Exemptions from Draft" All
interested will remember that the Board
will be in Burton, August Is. and Cd. .
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is her by given that Petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of Ge-
auga County at their next annual meeting to be
held Al the Conrt Honse in Chardon on The first
Monday OF September next, tor the laying out,
and the establishing OF road in the Tow nship oil
Parkmam commencing at the southwest end pt
the bridge near Converse's Mill in Parkman
Village; thence down the stream along the river
bank to kirtland's Run; thence across said Run
, near dead hem'ock tree; thence along the south
bank OF said Run to the Center Road leading
from Parkmau Village TO the center OF Nelson;
thence across said Road through the wost end
OF lands owned by John P. Conv erse, intersect-
ing said Center Road at The northwest corner OF
land owned by ], S. Tilden.
July 18th, d86t 7bSw4s
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National Banks

which are depositaI les of Public money, and a Il
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout The country acting ns agents of the
National Depositary BanksJ will furnish further
Information on application, and AFFORD
EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
74Smi
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Claridon Select School.

TNtIE Fall Term of this S chool will commence
. on Monday, August 22nd, 1854, at the
Center OF Claridon in c. p. Treats Dining Hall,
convenient building, which vii lie fitted up
Tor the purpose.
The School will continue Twelve Weeks I'M.
der the superlntendency of l.. H. Webster, of Hi.
ram. who will be assisted by a competent teach
er: should the number of students requie it,
Those coming from a distance can obtain
board on reasonable terms; or good rooms where
they can board themselves and thus lessen their
expenses
Tuition from $3.50 to $500. payable in ad.
vance. L.. III WEBSTER, Princlpal.
Claridon, July 22nd 1864 75Sw3+
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A GARD TO MY FRIENDs AND GUS
"A Notwithstanding disposed of my entire
b B.; Mastick l take great plea sure in recon.
mending them 10 you, and asking Tor them
continuance of the liberal patronage you have
heretofore bestowed ION me- They have all the
necessary facilities Cor doing legitimate mer,
camille business. CHAS. s. FIELD.
East Claridon, July l4th, 1864. 75Sw3
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COPARTNERStIlP NOTlCP.-The Under.
~ signed have, this day, entered into copart.
nership in the mercantile business, under the
frm'name OF +. E. & B. B Mas,ivk.
E. f. MASTICK,
b. b. MASTICK.
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MARRIED.:

In Cardoh. July l4th. by S. W. Newell,
Esq Mr.. FRANCIS j. HOAG. of Paris,
Portage County. and Miss RACHEL BUR-
TON, of Claridon.
!. 10 Thompson, Monday evo., Jaly lIth. by
Rev. Mr.. Stroeter, Mr. ABIJAH TAYLOR
and Miss MELISSA RO til, both of Thomp.
son.
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FOX SALE RY

Garritt. Montville; K. 2. Burnett. Russell; c. p
Treat, Clpridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Mayhem, Auburn Johnson futile Burton
Ed. Thompson, sHuntsbarg; w H.. Harpha
Bainbridge; VIM. Mumford, WelcIfeld;F + N.
Hathaway Hambden; Lavier Darymple, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop, Middlefeld; c S Field,
East Claridon! Tracy-W Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchauts geper.
nliy throughout the U. s and Cupadas.
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French Breakfast and Dinner
G 0 F F e z

q y f f E E
OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and
~ the great difficulty in procuring good, uni.
form and reliable article, our customers have
often expressed wish that they could be supplied
from first hands. 1t was the intention of
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business, but, as we have had
some customers living at a distance, that have
relied upon us to supply them exclusively with
Tea and Coffee, it being announcement Tor the M
10 come to New York, The GREAT Tea AND Cor
FEE EMPORIUM OF this country-and, us our Tea
raster was possessed OF information ting 10
Coffee that could be furnished ut a moderate
price, and give universal satisfaction, and al the
same time afford the retailer handsome profit
we have been compelled 10 supply those parties
THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME so POPULAR
with our customers, and their sales have in
creased TO such an extent that we have been
compelled TO make large additions to our ma.
ehihcry, which will enable us to supply a few
more customers with it. We will theI eiore send
il to all'who may order.
1t is fast superseding all other CufIees.
This Coffee has been used for more than cen :.
fury in Paris and, since Its introduction into this
county, II has been in use by some OF the lead.
ing French Restaurants here. The Parisians are
said to be the best judges of coffee; and the
great lavor IN which II Is held by them is the best
Recommendation that car be produced tor its fiue
flavor mud hoalthy effects upon the human sys-
tenn.
We put up but one grade of this Coffee, and
that is OF a quality thai our customers have
found from experience will give perfect 50 tisac-
ion, and meel oil the demands of their trade. II
is the lowest price that we can recommend.
We do all our business on the most extensive
.scn!e, buy by the cargo, and Sell at only two
cents per peund profit.
We put up. this Coffee in Barrels only, of 1875
POUNDS each, ms method OF putting IL up
sumer, and, by its being in large quantity it re-
lains it's fine flavor much ongerin This form than
IN any other. We send with each barrel Show
Cards, Circulars and Posters, TO assist the dealer
10 introduce II to his customers. We hope our
customers will take pains TO have them well
posted up and distributed, as it will be to their ad-
vantage To do so.
This Coffee we warrant to give perfect salts
taction and, il il does not please, the purchaser
has the privilegeoi returning the whole or any
part OF il within 60 days and having his money
refunded, together with all the expenses OF
transportation both ways
We issue a Price Circular OF our TBAs and
CoFFEEs, which we are glad 10 send free 10 Il who
wish il Consumers OF Coffee should inquire for
.the French Brsdt tfdsi aud Dinner Coffee, and lie
sure that it was purchased oi the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoHBERs,
20 & 81 vRsEY STREET, New York.
75Sm3
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NOW\t no wovo,

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable, have the certificates of those eminent chem
lists, Professors Chiffon Of N " and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Roback Special Notices and Certificates pub
lshed In conspicuous part of this Paper from time to-
time
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle s5 per OF Scandinavian Veg
etable Blood Pills, 25 cents per box boxes for 81
Principal Office and Saesroom, No East Fourth ST.,
81 Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory
No. Is Hammond ST. vet.
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OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and
~ the great difficulty in procuring good, uni.
form and reliable article, our customers have
often expressed wish that they could be supplied
from first hands. 1t wns the intention of
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