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Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE IT, u-.Ar
y s'gn-i. ras'urs hY Hr.sffg.g- fh- fai.--r s-.-
rrfi-l rral e-fstr srtustrt hirar ia ~ cua-fs
- 'Nhrt 49, >tsfr "a Msin-. to 40. n
bnla- sfr.d l.ru of Mtlss.n na.taa As IL sati
t.-san tsr"a-~si. d l-ing th- s.a~ frra zul
tesi ~ itnrfas-t an pccupi~I b. salt ftostaa
m sHg sesrs hrtfr aad ai tar t-us ~ hr. l-cea.-.
coa t.inf.g aiuui thtrts s-rr- -sfh the i "a. -
ihrr~oa. 80 H,.ugsEr tecd - satd N tIi.aa
h-i.n oi o. at-sse ai-rrt-i rreaaa-rs fa -sr ih~
uatrrs'gurd. 80 dstsd ed arksa-irf-~. O-fs-
iFf -. f~s1 krretsct ~ fhs .s "a 80 ru rss-
uf - esiaft Reg i-trs el p~--i-. o.. Eth I-s.l
o. a'riast y N. ar- r-~of,i-t tn R.sk Is. r,r-
- anr 49, c-aiifrpa ra u o.. hra 49, a., rrss..a
~hrt~o. . cara tsr-r tssurr
~tiA~ pUEgIN.
nst-l ~ II,~am. N.rrh ~ tsss
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

fpNNl~~lONER.s NoriCE. Va t.s..-
y t~ra alliatafs4 ht il.n O. " -r..
. 81 e. fr.tsfr c. 90 Cas.as .l ga tlra. Da...
a..s..errs ta rsa.r i1e rs.r.s af iar ..r..s
RI .hrnfF D Nat.a. is.s af Er.afrI sn s... ...-.
Fs -.frasr'. ID. .se s-fst- 10 frf.rrsrrfrt la. s
80. gee aa.or faaf ~ aaaales f.a ftr t..rI
arsfaf OIL hsrrh. t.as. tats I-eu q ..-.. go
cfeai infs 81 .f.a1 srf rraFe fhrr l.s.a. 90
iaff 90 49, -rral FL ta- fars sss,r.-. .. II. .--
ear- 81 i-a-frr A Eftrfls.a .a uaas t 49,
aa 60 a. haaisIs .l Nst .ae gs.s lat -
eni.arf l-ss5
We 81 BOLSTER yr.r..
q. o. EfTHAEu-ON
u.sf-t No. u. I-fB
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
Farmers department.

Al ~ arts .aa se-~scs- psrt.snrsE a. 80 ars
r cAs-riy hak~a - 49,. .ad ar~ tsitsnstels 49,
a-ctca -ith Agrsru tsrr .--AeEtC0LA
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
GOULD's ACADEMY.

n nErHIf
'TUE SUMNER TERw afttls ..s.-... -..I
-aarurecs ea y rasstrl ft~ "a l-s ,f S..
u.'rr Ihr rtsrg~ af
" y. Young. n. Pnasir.f.
lri1ns. C.as.ass 80 i.Fhrr Fa-.-t. e. o.
lafrraErs. en
Hsrrf rrss.asI- - frrh-r ..r..--.. ... ..
- hr rar o. a. fEHE.
fr.taI hrrI o. rssT
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

s1f'a'e manu1ing - cav lad. Ill
'iEay' be iosni uore rrost.b., 49,. -.
Pr'cticed on sandy lands. beoaass t.. el.v
q . better absorbani e amnoais
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

~sr.t.aa ~rln.ra.ls ~.si..r.s arl -.rfs f,
De-. firrs- F-s.aars. ntafrh~s Er,s..t.....
-. Ar-t-aR's iifr. Rs.sr Ertsi,rlss. T~tfrr .r
So k.ruaa. >csLi li-.t. Eiag-uf,s. g..
~ Cd. sr T..--..f n..rrss d. ~pu-iri f-.-u ths
stsfen n, the o. stsa ga 800 efths- ~srssFsstt-
49, aa.l 40 rsfurri ts t.i ia r.s-Isarsfisr hr.ha
fsua.r Nl-s.rrs aIr rsnsrI o. =, raf1Is ID g -
tA-ri. -af ars Gree sr-.n curri ~ fa g Iaraacr
90 ~sasarsHtaHs.
n, r-st ai-rsf.i fhts trrsir.f.- rr--I.r.r~ -.
car-r So taFr i-ra t..l-ssei us-a ~ sa-rt 49, <
rrsfeslaaag f. u ~trsslrsfi IA. -ktir n 49,
trr Fru tavc --rl krrEs-thea. T. 81 u.st tir
ihfu. -tI Sea kuau ihe rlrrrfs af ~alsarafiIls. o..
tar a.laufr rafiscuisls sf ~ l.ses-rs OF cuarss
80 rs.sr s.r fa Atrf's kan-ra.ta Al 1850 .h.rh
80 -r~uf Iri1s aslarl ~tI iaralsa rrairs ts 81
- raI 60 tf
Arss-s Csrasartc FttLs. o. th~ cu.e sf
Ca-ftrruss-. Jsuatso~. nssnsis,a. o. agrsf..sa.
u, --uefs to-l ~iersrh iir.ttsrh hr q .Ls lsafu-
u'.iissa. hssril-fa afisias aa utslr i-rsi - -u-
arh. Pee. N.ft.f issris.t .f 90 H.a-'s
tafe..srs. IL of Arrrf-r. Lirrr t.ru- is.-f .
hr.l-s " arur- '.a,f. Nrurai-r- go a. t. u,a-
u-r TsI
Thss go su1sr cared 81 ihaf fh- -,,.t -r-.i.
rF~ 60 rt.r rtsar rssauf,. aaf fsrs go 10
i-st Arsfrsf sa ias ~.Ilt 81 -. thr IarI-..s. ai
tsaai.t fhts.
rr-f-rrft.J .. a. AYFRG ~ .t-,--l ~.
81 81. 't ..aEst o.. -.f lr.irrs es-rs d. arr~. at
stassar fs ~. o Fh.n.... .sf "a F-fts..
90 IetIsef o. fsus b, u.,ss rhs,st .
neihr. %. d. usL "a
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

Mercy has been siam Istu.,o-
care tAst Jssiice 10 not slain also
frrestcrf Tatr..,
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

HELNBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU

- ~ Ge,st,a.r or t-.a,-.s-u-. of tr.,.. n.
lsasua atsas ar ilrrafr.n ri a. ufstl - a. 49,
e-fs. n'.rs--s n the rre..r.fr Gh.l. cr.s-i
hs''k ru.i isps-'.. nrrr..r,i : ~-,n.rg.. o,ssa-
'e WseAr-.s. Dsei,,fy. Fs.sii- GO -s1i,.sas. A.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
NOTICE To CREDIroK~.

NOTICE To CREDITORS. Tbs osle,.,ra-
- hssiag l-~u srl-siafsI tt th~ "a &C., gsalrs
oi Fratate O. pat-rt Cssafr. Co1..sa.sls.srs
sftb isii pa~crs. g. rrrsfse 49, aa.lar aII fte
r.sfaa- 80 a. -~Frrai rrrcffsr. 90 ths ssfats ~
tseofEr " fla1g, ia.e cd liartlsrd ia sart Gee
tf, ceeeasfl - hasr estate he bee frrrrsrais.I
ln-o.F-nf. asFr arrotaf~I CO fhfff N.a.iats fr
Naf 80 fugu-f nexf af ore s'cIers r.. ~ e.
fari taf. eve. ns fhr tirlr. arf thr L.is ress-
crnor ~ ~ drr~asrd tn so ~ tftfsrf - ths
P---s. ~ f~ortstas 49, rxsuretar 80 eaai.a.
agafa-t saHf e--nfe. nsf-f rf Ltserr.r~ fA..
iauft~eata iag ef Mo- 4 ~ 1-ss
LfE ~TEICkLAND.
MtilHka CfflIu
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
IMPORTANT
To AL
i y V y L L ID =
IRON IN rHE BLOOD.

q .w-n k-r-s A. ~ u,rfarai grot-ssa.u 80 e
IRON e.. th- Aifsi ffrrrtI.ae sr LIE EEaa-ut q
~ ha--d. fhas 81 t-rttrf ca.els irora tas lza-i
thaf 80. .-sI H fhe SD % nrt irur-fi, aar~.-
trH. Eel tf, fara 49, rsass e hafarel 90 urrssaf
IHs-iirs ei iraa 80 raksn $40 10 CO. u1tsaa.
81 t~tnunrs rs..urrt. ths st.~ fssiraa srfrrs-
10 I'D las.i 80. rrsfats d. hrslf. u.' ed ~
the .angs. 49, siuI~fs iae i-afa. ~iI e.-luri fss
hfrf. 90 49, srnt 81 slsrr sr-IIarrraE r. snrars
o. s fasrf. af fhe sssfe-.. aa-l ssrfs 90 i suf
- ia ~hstrFer argan u-sF ie pfrti-rasfd to lIs-
- H. aHaraH ra..ar
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

lNoH SALE Th- t,-- knsss 81. ~ C.r-.
Il ~aua-i uarr Gra. riraarrf oa nirf's u.l ra
bsfteI. Call-tataE 100 a-rrs. r.-aI t-s.ltlurs. .
rarr Vnsaur erc hsrf 81 60 h~aftag r.u1 f.r a..l
e. - i-flns sffT'is 81 -atcr. f,s---saa- lr~n
ia-n-ras-'sis. t~sms~a-v. - kufft-r rart.ru-
isrs in-fusr- ef ". "a. nrri. Ans.ur. 90 ~ 49,,
sclt-f 20 h~fhsi a e. 10. CKOCkEIT.
fi-tb-i. Apru "a. i~s5
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

ts -l~rier g. sn fi-ss-~. ortE.ns isr 81 ran
STATE 90 THE Hislop. .r s-ce--r.-.-s i,
iAsi.slrf af - ~rst~ 81 az ~rsiru
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla

raur~rfrafrf exfr.rf
uf 80 rhaars ra-f -
Caufsnr sHh ofh-r s.b-
slsnrr. af sftI rrrafrr III -
trruafiss fus~fs as to al-
80 - rfertnsf arli. 80
- ass~asfs rartsrafi'.s
g. frfuffi e. curr. So
n rfur.'t D. .,-si, ~a-t, a
~ thrsr 80 .uFr fu.
f-s rnr.f.iafass. aal
ttnf arr ehfr1 -alI.ur.
farr csrr uln-f rev.
a-fhrstss. ,f t-nrrn-f 49,
Nrr rn Inls tsfrr rtaas q
rnn rfrItt s.f.f.rrns.
IT, errt 49, ro.n-
F-nni u.N o. if hss is~r
.Qrerfa o. ~srrrirrrf ea
arr ef DO snsf rs-.
r. D. fun.I fa 90
=
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

i. PROTECTED -..iut,.sa oi 80 rROToNIDF
nf ikoN nr~ ii-~a.rrs ia ---1srsa~ th.i
stri.-. at 49, r. - p.-es-- - surr'trrr ihs
49, ~Ha BE- NHai fonc'rle or isfc E-nrui--
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
IRoN As a MEpICINE

49, k-o-a 80 setuo-LkE-d O., au us-iirai
rsa. Ihr tlar.liis hss i-sa 20 si.tala -
frrraraftau oi tf a. 49, sairs iLs ctrr-isiau aai
sssf.l-sic ~ oucs "a thr 49,. Ihts f-s.at.
ssss d. Have. hasssrhs.sif. sale Chsn.st.
has i-~a sfrsfa--i ia thr fsruss.a >tfa.. a., ra.a
L-n.- - i. ! - 80 "A -..n
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE pERUVIAN sYRU

r-rles ns-r~rsas. Live Co-lnis .ut. nlur-s. D.
49, - 49,. t-ss. uf Ea-frs. H. ~rrrrt.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26
THE ERUVIAN SYRUP

iuia-ss slr~nEth. Tfgaf aal So ifl- ista th~ -,
-. - -------- y = - l.. l.--.-------. =.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-05-26

aaEt 20 NaI.illA ll.
TINorHv BUENER Eso.
lo0kcrtow-. Conn April 1t. Is65.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
The cholera in Europe.

As to the cholera, the London Times hiss
discovered that its visitation this year is
peculiar ss compared with the course il
took in 1882, lS49, and 1854. In those
years it advanced into the interior, while
now It seems to conine itself exclusively to
the seaboard. If this course shall chsrac-
terize it throughout its voyage, anterior
cities have little cause of alarm. The cpl
demic shows no sign of abatement as yet
at Malta. For the week ending the 18th
ult- there were SAT csses snd 2O8 deaths.
II had almost entirely ceased among the
military. At O~onstantinople the greatest
alarm still prevailed. At ThersPis the
first night of its appearance almost every
BODY abandoned their houses, together with
the dead And dying, and l35 dead were
found and buried during the first three
DAYS. 1t is estimated that 10000 persons
bad left Constantinople, most of whom were
pOrters and domestic servants. A letter
writer says: All the Government works
T suspended and d~isorganized. The sr-
senal, tophAns, &e7 are quite deserted. The
public offices are also almost entirely closed,
the custom house being only open two
hours s day. In fact, such is the scarcity
Of labor caused by the dissertation Of the
hanaals (porters) that ships have great
difficulty IN unloading and taking in car
goes. The once busy streets Of GalAta are
quite deserted, shops and offices closed, and
business of all kinds quite suspended. l
have no doubt the epidemic has been much
aggravated by the sbject fear of the in
habitants, combined with the too free use
of ardent spirits (of the worst descriptionl
which many indulge in at the present time,
and the unusual heat which now prevails.
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Late News Items.

Small pox is prevalent at Nashville
| Over two hundred cases are now in the
psst-house.
The Haytien dispatch steamer Gefrard
is said 70 be on iR Wsy to Washington, the
captain beinga bearer of dispatches, asking
il is presumed, for aid to quell the rebellion
in Hsyti.
The newest thing out is "plumpers" for
hollow checked dsmsels. The plumper is
made of porcelain, pearshsPed in form,
fat on one side and bullying on The other.
They fit on the inside of the cheeks, CIV
ing s round, plump appearances hence,
doubtless their name.
A novel '~fbachelor's association has been
founded in Vienna. The object Of the So
ciety is TO promote mstrimony, by keeping
a register Of all marrisgeable ladies of sd-
mirsble character, free from extravagant
taste. The genersf run Of bachelor isOcie-
ties proclaim celibAcy IS the true means Of
happiness tEA t,i
The extraordinary feat of breaking the
bank was again achieved on the 18th nit,
AZ Bsden. Baden, and this time by three
| players, one Of whom WAS the Maltese
m~illionsire who performed il alone exactly
q month before. Another was q Russian
Prince, who played very high The three
champions chose the black. There are 81
present st Baden Baden several individuals
who are noted for their extraordinary lnek
and, if masters continue 30, 1t is believed
the gaming table of that watering plaee
will be alOser to s considerable extent this
ysAr. re '-1 @"e1
v t FaWaN 9 F1-lEs F1L a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
D~IsORDERED STAYS
STOMACH Or BOWELS

We warrant both of them, in every instance, &
our directions are followed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
~WHY NOT USE THE BRsTY-

~WHY NOT USE THE BEST
Over twenty years increasing demand has estAb-
lished the fact MATHEWS VEsETIAE HAtR DYE is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. Complete in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. No trouble. No crock OF stain. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but imparts TO It new life and lustre- Produces g
besutiful black or brown, Is preferred. A child
can apply It. Always gives satisfaction. Only 70
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. L. MATTHEWS, Manufactures, N. 7.
DEMAs BARNS q co., New York, wholesale
Aaanta- mvI.46R
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

DE&PEPSLA CURE
cures h~Stulenoy, weak
-RA-s
II makes the weary smbi-
tious, the feeble strong,
the debilitated healthy
BFNs8ahAsy tAe RaHaPt
food, which Il the parent
Of the body.
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nnEsG

COUGH BALSAA
'is warranted to give sat-
isfsction or the money
refunded
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Kennedy
R:RiE

These Drops are acknowledgements fluid
preparation, and better than any pills, powders or
nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them : reliable, speedy and Ger.
ain specific for the cure Of all distractions and
IuppresaiOnI Of Nature.
Their popularity is Indicated BY the fact that
over 10000 bottles arc annually sold and consumed
By the ladies Of the United States, and every one
Of them Speak in the strongest Terms Of praise Of
sir great merits
They are speedily taking the place Of every other
female remedy, and are considered By dealers, con-
sumers, physicians, and AL who know aught Of
hem, As the surest, safest and most inIaIlAbIe pre-
paratiOn In the world for the cure Of all female
complaints. the removal OF ali obstruotions Of Ha-
ture, and the promotion of health. strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used, and explaining reasons Why and when they
should not Be used without producing results con-
trAry TO the course Of Natures chosen laws, viii be
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature Of DR.. III L. LYON, without which
Hene are genuine. They are prepared at the Ia
boratOry Of JOHN L. LYON, NJ. D., No. s5 CAspyE
street, HsW Haven, Conn.,, who can b consulted
sithsr personally or by mall Enclosing stsnp) con-
esrzing AL private diseases AldfsmaIs weaknesses.
Q. g. CLARK &CO,.
GsnI Ag'tS for United States and OanadaH.
Tr=Soie In New York by
-. DEMAs BARNES 3 CO.,
J No. q Park Row,
"a a =. 0. WILLS 4 90,
No. It's Franklin street,
3. B. HELMBOLD,
~ .It No. 594 Broadway,
Il CHAs. II. OR1TTENTOH,
No, IS Sixth Avenue,
And all druggists and Apothecsries In the city and
country.
LORD 3 SMITH, Western Agents, Chicago IL,
dsa1o;Rs-ataWFpASat pyTTtWTkW
.-'-a. ssH-
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New York = Harlen RaIIrOaE
I . NOTICE. 10 fRATELERg.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
III BandAyB exoepted9 auR Ilg.q
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy 81 a.IH A
T.; from Albany 1t Hudson River Depot At 1904
H., arriving 1t New York at 8s8O r. *
AFTERNOON. Express, leaving Troy a 8.Oo
r. H; from AlbsnJ ct 8s16 J. n, arriving aEdoU
York at : r. n, connecting With eEprSss trains
for PhiladelphiA and Washington City.
ThS Cincinnati Express rom Buhhlo oonusetI
with the $50 ct Albany for ASw York b. tbs HaE.
lem Road. .uNsss HtEnR
Tor the better accommodation o. the public, e.
rAngSmenia have bean made % run NJ tains Of
the Hudson River Railroad Go. and these Of the n.
Z. and Harlem Railroad %. 81 different hour frsu
Albany and Troy. sr-r-4rr f.--,t-f aF -
THE HARLEM R0AD.
g Passengers viz BE- Tokstsd and RsqEAal CHECKED
over this road direct to New York by tha Osa4a
B, 3. o., and al connecting li1es Horth Nd Wsa'
Tickets Of ths Hudson RiVsa @sailroad %. and .
this 90. WILDE reqsiVed b. 0lkhsr road and 9kn
eAeecheoked BY 1ither Compangi 1ln b. dafAr2
In HeW YoHs without ohAngso Of enaohB,
Hos. %, 1884 !. A. oHAPH, sap't,
EoRB b. GREEa, Advertising Agenf.
a NstTuupunTrvu "a Ag~at Glha~v -~P%un
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She fell upon his bosom.


There let us lesve them. Do you think
they were any the less happy, because they
were way down in q dreamy, rayless coal
mine, where men work their souls away to
give others warmth 2 If you think so, you
have never felt what true love is. Your
degraded and ~starless nature has never had
n true soul to lean upon. When you
lean upon soul you see everything through
that soul, which gives its OWE hue to every
thing. Mans love is q pane in his bosom,
and through that pane the eye of woman
looks forth to see the new world. The me-
dunn Is the ultimatum. God gives us love
that We msy live more chesply and hsp-
PLY together than if we were separate A
Dresd-pudding is richer where there two
hearts, than plum pudding is to n alone.
The world will learn this yet and then the
lion will lie down Withthe lamb, and even
You will be less deprsved. The first Of
April found John Smith unmarried, but it
left him nearly welded. Let US think of
this when the spring birds sing again. II
will make us more human, more charitable,
and filter to be blest. '
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PROFESSOR or EEEoTEoPATHY AND MEDICINES.

" : IL u LLHOLH1FALHN IND HEDIUINLs
Odioe-ll9 Senecs street. q few doors from Superior,
Up Il airs. opposite the City Hotel.
hours from 9 70 Il and from 2 70 5 O'Clock
Daily lsundays exccptad } iaDI7
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MOre Valuable than Gold,
RTAN,s lIFE PILLs
TO LADIES.
If you requfre a reliable remedy to restore You. use
s dos DR. -HARVFPS FFMNE puIe

a never-faIing remedy for the removal Of Obstruc-
tons, no matter from lDhGt cause aey arise. They ara
safe and sure, ana will restore nsturei in every case,
Iney are also ethcAcious In all cases Of Weakness,
whites, Prolspsus, 30. Sold in boxes containing
" pills. price One Dollar.
send for Dr. HARYEY's Private Medical Adyis-
er, addressed to females 100 pages, giving foil in
structionsI 10 cents guired for postage. If you
cannot purchase thDpilts of your druggist, they
will be sent postpaid, secure from observation, on
receipt Of one Dollar, by DR.. ]. BBYAN, Consult
ing Physician, AZ Broadway, N. Y. p. o. Box
6O7S. Dealers supplied by Domas barnes & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale BY G.. w. CLARK, Druggist, Il9 supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4. r6.w
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Is HIHE DAILY FRAIHs BzJM
PHILADELPHIA TO NHW YORK,

q. Tickets for IAIs 20 Boston By Boat or Fan, ans
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound htnaa.
Fare 70 All points ~ Low &c by any otAR
BoutS.
gLEEPIEG OARs On HIEht FzEss % PSHAasg
phiA, Few York and Baltimore. ~
Baggage Checked Throcxh and Transferred FfaA
TRAEePORTATIOH.-MruhandlIs ,Produoo ari
I've Stock carried With despatch, Ak lowest rrkp1
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger 1Rnt.
=. II. HoLnEs. -ai li EH0OH LEWB, Bapt
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- d. R.COODALE'S
GhkFHARBH |.
AND MODE DE- TREATh ENF Is
THE AOME OF PERFECTION,

Ii p~enetrafes the secret ambush Of
this terrible diseAss, and ermin It, root and
branch, forever.
1t o all the wretehed symp-
toms Of this lOathesoms mAlAdy, and averts CON.
sumption.
Il cleans the head, d~aOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
Il aneVIatea more AgOuy and silent
uunsFing than tongue can tell.
1t fs noted for curing the most hope.
lees cases, that every known means failed In. -
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca-
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form OF CatarFh or noises In the
cad can resist Its penetrating power. -..
DR.. GOOdaIe's Cafarrh Remedy IL a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
DE-. z. 6oOdale is known throughout
the ooanlry, - the Author Of the only True Theo-
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John HsrtzoE. Plaintiff. Before Wells Pos-
Agaiast Ster, Justice Of the
william n. Harlow, Dert. Pesee OF OlsTsIand.
ON THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1855,
" said Justice Issued an order OF attachment Ia
the above action for tho sum ofssVeuty. i've dpIlars,
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Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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