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,ou, however promptly en, an ofnoer 10 eop,,,
them 70 Richmond

,ou, however promptly .en, an OfnOer 70 convey
| them to Richmond
Az accident occurred on the G o'cl,s,h U,rl,n
train, on THURSDAY evening, at Williams Bri "a
c.nsed by The breaking OF "frog." Two Of ths
panen ers cars wee thrown of the track, but
Win the exception Of the brakeman, who was
| slightly bruised bv hoing thrown fron N. Mai.
| torn, nc one WAS injured.
ALAnAhA 70 stated to he infested with cotton
'nieV.a Planters living al. .cent to the nver are
niehuy The victims ofthssc rsSrals They 20 DOWN
Nc ''or III uaA cttAblish vdettes, crtor The utlds
wllh sacks Which are filled and csrre 10 mark et
iNehe olerhtonH are earned on to "a heavy extou,
shd IN very Systematic manner.
lhs Mobile RFG.srss says that = number Of
Sout ern 10 are sloui g. smigr,s ~ Hr.zil. Major
Hastings ~il all With b . colony nm that mort
on tho ~ OF Decemhs- I've E,aiarm hA. infar.
inhton tnst io,,y Americans, mostly Maourisus
hsd already srrivet a. u Jaiero, where uey
ee FURNISHED With comfortable qusriers by the
uo'srnmeut " ihst place at 4Oc per day.
H,n.suK Jou-sos, an old farmer living four
m'l'' ami hai from Indl.n,pois Ind..us, hsv
ing teen missed for six we.ks, WAS found q cor Q.
under iho floor ~ lis own .ouse. lie was 10
years old, and his wife, ~ho las JUS, turned 70,
tsrortsd hist he had run oi with smother mans
Nhe Mrs hAhskut johns and juvenile far
usr In the 'iciui1y Lave been srtcslsl on suspi-
cion Of murder.
JupAnP BsSJANtv has written 10 Nj, t,isnds IN
New u isAns that lie has heen received and trestoI
with great Kindness and generosity by many Of N.
prominent statesmen Of EnglAu that he Ia await
ing We legal term " residencr TO auaify him for
admission to the Euslish bsr, and that hs msn.ge.
% support himself very comfortably by giving
counsel legal aid W lis friends aud theirs An
regArn To legal masters in this country.
krLso, radical member Of Congrsss from
me Fourth ps'rici of Missouri, recently parsed
mtoush n. Louis on his way " w.shipytou
Whlle serv ny ~ captain oi The militia. h. m,ds
WOW Mat Le would never cut his HAIR aud beard
uhul he bad Killed iwerty-dvs bushw hacker, with
bis own hand. He Ia now close erippoI, and
coasts hs bss fulfilled his vow by killing Tia,
number.
CuosSAri lady named Hssler and her
daughter went out for swak VI Tuesday, and
lo1ksd up their house. Thcy bad been gone but
s'hort time, when young man vas seen by the
neighOur. 10 unlock the door OF Ms H,.lers resi.
denee and ento- tie Gouss. A couple VI women,
"Lo suIle Ied his irtcuLUuA, iollOsed aler hun,
snd found him IN No act Of ta'uug roll q money
from bureau drawer, amounting to four hundred
snd hht dollars. The thie' ON seeing them made
Tor the door and kgOckei one ~ the ladies' down,
'ho o'hor however, clung 81 him 81 ienAciously,
mat he eoul NO, escApo and IN few momcu.s ne
ttloW "as sivon into Abe hands VI 81 Otle,r ~
Tie courageous women.
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LOCAL NEWS.
EEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

PoLTTIcAL.-The Republican General Com
mittse held . meeting on THURSDAY evening, q,
which "wednesday evening Of next week wls decided
upon . the nms for holding the primary elections.
lhe Committee discussed the proprioty Of making
straight party nominations In any event Supervisor
stewsH wS spoken OF a. the Republican candidate
for Mayor.
The Tammsny Committee have also held meeting
At which they discussed the nonna ion Of different
candidates for the office Of Mayor. Tho name Of
Elijah y. Purdy vas mentioned In this connection,
and ~. snthusls stsally endorsed By the member,
present. member subsequently suggested tho
nomination Of John r. Hoifman-a proposition that
was received with so much favor that eommitteo
has been appointed to wait upon the Recorder, 10
ascertain whether no would accept the nominA alton
IN case It should le made Several nember. prc,ent
volunteered TO raise all the funds that would be rs-
CURED Tor election pu poses In case Judss Hoffman
consented 70 become a candidate. Tao Tamnany
Committee seemed to Le asreed upon tho nomln.-
hon Of John y, Devein, Esl. as Corporate Counsel
The friends Of John W Farmer for Mayor arc
working hard TO secure his endorsement by soms
fe'uis nomination, but have not met With much
'ueee" II Seems quit. probsblo that Mr.. Farmer
WI go II alone" on the strength OF his philanthrop
ana the nomination of the Army and Navy League.
s'' o 'he officers OF the Lessue also placed In
nomination for different charter offices
fefuando Wood viii no doubt be In. candidate
of Mozart Hall.
The friends Of JoHs HgcErs Ar. very aetly. in hi.
behalf His banners are nov hung out ali over the
city giving evidence that plenty Of money il being
expended 1o secure hl. election.
Candidates Tor The other municipal offices are
peuV snOusA' but a. yet only Two OF tLres bsvs
h-'4n rsxuiAilz nA1Aana,.a
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mail 10 the Ssv York sun.l

Tus War Department, h.s ordered all purch,ses
date.
ARsurLLns 10 about to he released from inpris-
onusni In Cuba, BY order OF tie spanish Govern
IaeuI
BLnAcusD cotton cloth, yard WIDE, was retailing
At Boston, ou Thursdiy, Al some Of 'hs stores, at
70 cents yard.
rus hod carriers employed bv contractor In
Boston struck for S2.15 Der day, on Thursday, and
'hoy were discharged, aud tbslr places hlled wIh
negroes.
Inu monitors that have been lying in tie D'ls.
ware river are 10 be remove Io leaugut Island,
mere thsy will remain until theI arc wanted.
The Dictator was removed on Tuesday.
rng great sale of Governmen, mules stll con-
.lre,dy Teen sold, ., prices shghiy over 100 per
heal. Nearly 100 mules aud 200 old horses yet ro'
man 70 10 sold,
TuE Boston JoURsAI. srsIfing of Preston KINGS
p1nR tshsged by spphcAnts Tor One, says that
ar hathnn has been so set upon py "rhle'seeFers
thAi lie ~" threatened 70 resign u TIC pressure
does not diminish.
suHdIos LAwror, Of the Frestmen's Bureau,
states mat the smallpox s prsvsilng ~ an alarm
Ing extent among tho rec linen iu GeorgtA. Op the
''u INST Were were two hunlrel cases ia Macon,
ahu we mseiss VAS spreading rapldly
1us 'ston TRAvELLB saws that ths present
warm spoil has devslopsd The canter worm nui-
sAhcs ~ MAI vicinity N fel arkAbl' sNlsn'' Le-
,lons Of .hsm are making their way ut we Hees
IA some iocAlties farmers Is euuhs u""u aVplo
"ess sno rspiscing thsm with NE pear
Gr. RoBEBr Y. Lyr has recently forwarded
request to the War Dsparrsnt fr rermission 10
r.',n few United States pieces oi sT IIery now
NLsNnsson, Va, Tor tho instruction u us nlH-
~AS sSA'Ns4 N sHansfJ prsiias HsNANS sAAn-
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PETROLEUM.
Fraads Against the Internal ReveBue De-
pnrtment.

PIT Ho,, IA, NOt. i7.-Withln the past few days
the Government officials have brought to heh. iaes
which show the most extensive frauds against the
Internal Rsyenus Department. Ysstoid-, the
officers seized well, Nos II, ~ aud 20, H. 80 of the
LARGEST on tbs Thomas Homden farm. Tho Govern
meul claims smount to sl+S,OOo Of which ss''O 10
AGAINST the United States Petroleum Company, aud
about SoOOOo .gsinst large operator here, Who II
Ia alleged, Last night made all bs Interests over 20
second party. The Government has notified the
owners Of the working interest ia the Well. not to
deliver any more oil TO the United States Company
until the claims Of the Government are paid There
Ia much excitement over the matter and - feared
the bottom has not yet been resohsd.
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Tho Newark RaIlrsnd Disaster The
switch-Tsnder Found Guilty OF Nam
slaushIsr

The investigation into the esusss Of tho Newark
di'Aster was continued on ThursdAy, whom consider
able evidence vas taken, but new points -ere
elieited. Yesterday morning, tho Investigation he
ma concluded, the Jury rendered tho 6llo-in yer-
dict That OBrisn- the svitch.tendor 10 guilty "
"dh'ldughtT aud shat the city authorities should
restrict the rate Of speed At which railroad trains
shall run through the city" O'IIrien was much al
feeted BY the announcement OF tho verdict jane.
Brett, thu 10y from New Brunswick, who was severe
V injured about the the head by the accident died
on Thursday.
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The Shenandoah has not been heard of for some
time and the iset being discussed in naval 10
To some extent. one theory Ia Ihat she has been
abandoned and destroyed at sea. Anoihsr IL, that
'he has sons TO Australia where she will be disposed
ot IL h" also been rumorsd hst she Ia sn route Tor
Peru or Chill, where her commander would sell her
Tor var vessel aud th,. one Of her ofhseu was .snt
on that mlssion some time since
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substantial rssuts and thst soccunt Of their ina
bility trsv from rural dstriete supplies &e, the
vn against the Liberals vas ear ried on At dead
p.iched by Nsximilsn to France to ask fos hun
dred millions Of dollar. and forty thousand troops
and that on the event cf Napoleon falling % furnish
the men and means the evacuation OF Mexico BY the
lmpcriaisu must soon follow. hsIimilian, he sdded
vas osteusbly paying visit TO fucatau but he had
removed his personal effects TO that point safs
place 70 set sai from 10 the city of Mexico ha 20
b. suddenly abandoned. The Emperor y a. sso 'h p
this Government Il IL said, viii hasten eveI1 Oh Ihe
Mammalian
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Important From Mexico.

r.usrr. .f p.n,...x ~ a.. Ith...t. p,.
A., al. o., "a w. r.. ,,a ,oi,o.,n.
A,,h,v ,r,or,.,',,, n.~. ,,o,, u.,I.o
rhe prox,.viiIo uv,,c,. p,,-,, ,,,, n, ~. u,
ina, .nronn,e, ,ho ,.D,nr. a, uon,,rsv h, ,ha
I,b.,.I eorce, ,ra., c,.n Don,
.n.,ch.n,,ho .r,vo, =, p,o-,,.,ii. x.
0s, I,,r. r,s,cb s,,c. w,. I.,a,ns a, p.,d.d
$50
marching towards Basdad, and would Try and cap
ture IT,
An .rtr. Of the R.puuto., .v, ,b., General,
rendro and Mendo, had arrived and ,oined General
Cerdo At n,tsmora. with ei,hteen hundred
Idberals and ,ha, preyiou,ly they had ,ur
prisod and utterly DESTROYED an ImperiL s.r.
r,.on Of one hundred men, including 4. mum
her o, French troop, The Liberals claim th.,
hatamorss 10 completely at their mercy, and that
they can iate whenever 'hey ple.'e The hsA-
nor" hASohEA' says That the Liberals nave oner
% TO n'e 'our nous In -hieh TO p'under h.'Arno-
N AZ ths 0hitea s'a'e' uo'ps T" b'o-hNh'e
~ho VIII Join hem In taxing the city The kAs-
euhAo warn, 'hs fedsfA comm Ndsr 81 bro~n"nio
y" Keep 'uneieni ioree mere 10 prevent ms troor
toihihs tue LioefAs iof this pufpose' An lmPehh
sunooat hah passed up Hom basuAh 70 ha'Ano'~'
saptnn Sinclair oi the Liberh ioree'' formerly
Lieu'ensht OIL oora tho .oniedsfaH prNa'eer Ala
sNnA' hsd captured an lmpoflA transport on 'he
Nor'h MO "ranae' 'sfen her INTO nro~nsNu'e' and
snrned hef over 70 ths fseerA auihonhea Sho
placed suard on board oil her
toI.n ,h1.a,h1- -. ..,h,
,h. nI.cs h.I,. ,,,,,r.d. ,b., n a. ..Ii Co,
,,aoA ,ho ,,,.,r. .,r,ad an .o, .ni,,,. I'D Iii .n-
,I,.,
Iu.,,o..- ..,.-,.. ~ h.r,,.,.,. 4. a.. t,.,
Of kneyo Leon on The river ,,yen hunIfed mile,
north Of the Civ OF Mexico. and numbers fifteen
a. au.a alaN 4
q, n-t..,. a. "a M, t,,. -,
Of the 10th Instant learns that orderr have been
..,ved In Te,aa from W.sbiny,on not IN rp.,a, out
" =, -
oi he ser'lee any more uoopA nor 70 sen any more
government property until further orders. Can this
. :. T.. =, r,,o..h,n, ..,.,,i.,,a,. III ~
oe in 'eN '" 'Hi'"h e'"p''1Auon' WIN 'ne
Mexican Imperial Government
hdditionu Mexican News.
S,,, yo,k Nor lT-IAta n..ie.n p.ner, re.
-, .. - ,-,,,, "
esived by the sanhattAn contain the following Items
Of news: II was rumorsd in Vera Cruz that ,JuArsr
- IT,. 80 nj. = a. Dill. -.
W. '' ' ''~. "''..' i' -"n
also rumored that the United States troops In Texas
warn rnor. and mora ,pnro.chins ,ha rive, . ~ CON
V 49, 0'' w w N"o '"' ;" .O"'
tempatns some hostile movement DATES from
ho'eIs 70 'he z''h state th.' the lmpenAi' Colonel
hehdes hs oiue'eu .he iAperh uehera' A'egs and
tAazafi' ana 'hi's Ooohei'' N ps sho'' hepup-
ncan camp hAh Occh Hts1tod ny he lmpeHAs,'
near Aatsmor.A and among the prisoners taken
we're three eoldicrs in United States uniforms They
we're handed over for trial TO eourt-martial, which
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Texas.
The Indians Creating Alarm - Can for .
state Nonxentlon % be Issaed. ktc.

Feo OrIAan', Noe. i6.--Nevs from TeIs states
that the Indian, are creating great alarm the
Northern frontier Of that State. Advice. from Austin
say that Provi.ousl Governor Hamilton will soon
Issue order for the election Of delegate. to State
Convention, the election 70 b hold about the 18th Of
December, and the Convention TO asseuble about
month sf,er The Germans In rern are preparing
to plant cotton extensively, and to raise by their
o-n labor. They also invite their eountrymen 70
emsrsts 70 the State. No malls are ~, running
between New Orleans and Galveston
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Iris un lerstood that the President fllly ns-
,ans rhe lctiou Of Gen. q. II. Fi.ks Of the Freed
mems Bureau, In regard ~ the ca" OF o'erton,
rich Tennessee rebel, whose properly was seized
and held by the Government a. abandoned pro-
perty. Some time ago Oyertou received pardon
iroln the Presidents and under IL claimed his pro-
perty. The fAc 9 Of the matter, upon bseoming
known 70 the President 1t q said, he 81 once 'eis
grsphed W 0ovsrnos RownIov W rs'ura We
pHlaa.
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Canada.


Toronto &C ", NoV, 1.-THE fenlan eEo'temelt
Of the last two dAJs hn apparently disappeared. a
general feeling Of confidence nov prevails that all
necessary precautions have been taken to prevent
demonst stions by members Of tho brotherhood
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Suuday Sch0ol N,fi oh.

The Central Committed Of The Geauga Coun
VS.S Union have selected the folio wing places
or holding $. s. Celebrations for .he present sea.
son; 60
Thompsoa, Ledge, , June I7th for Thompson,
Montvile and Huntsburgh '
AnJurn. July 9Th, ior Auburn, Newbury,
Bainbridge and Russell.
Chardon Argus, i7,h, for Chardon, iumbden
Caridon, Munson and Chester.
Parkmam, Sept. 7lh, for Parkmam, Burton,
Troy and Middlefeld.
Exercises will commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
All Sunday Schools in the several Townsh ips
and all friends OF the insiitut on, are cordially
invited to participate. Clergymen are respect
fully solicited to aid by their influence and pres.
ence, in giving interest TO these meetings. Brief
addresses may be expected, interspersed with
singing Of the children, and other suitable exer:
cises, Each school will furnish refreshments by
families, classes or tables, at its own option
Friends OF the Sunday School. we look to you
to make these meetings complotc-seccess.
BY order. J0UN NICHOLS,
Cor. Secretary GeapaaCo. 8 S Union.
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A Card.

EDITOR OF DEMocRAT:-In reply to many let.
ters and inquiries from people in this section of
The country, the undersigned take great pleasure
our renowned preparation known as GOES DYS.
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in It's worst stages Many cures Of long standing
within our own acquaintance. have been COM
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VIII stop distress after eating almost instanta.
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rector Of indigestion and constipation, creates a
healthy appetite, stops sick headache, hear rtburn
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ant sufieriags, weaknesses, debility and loss OF
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To COnsumptives!

THE ADVERTISER having been restored to
i health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, nfier having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread diseas &C.
Consumption, is anxious TO make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. -
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the
prescription used [free of charged with the direc.
lions Tor preparing and using the same, which
they will fud sure cure for Consumption, Asth.
ma, Bronchits. DC. The only object of the ad-
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefi,
the afflicted, and spread informa ,ion which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy, as tt will cost the m
nething and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the presc iption will please ad.
dress
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
rooms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Popularity.

A great many people, at the present day, think
more OF obtaining publicity and popularity,
than OF any other one thing they could possibly
acquire the vain glory of the popular voice, none
ever succeeded to SO great an extent as has that
world renowned remedy, known as Goes Cough
Balsam. There is scarcely family in the land
but wha, consider supply of this article as nee
ions. Experience has taught the people that no
other remedy has ever been put before The public
tha will cure coughs, colds; Group, sore ,hroat.
and, in fact, all throat and lung complaints, as
quickly and as efectualy as Goes Cough Balsam.
known and tested, it is considered as the most
reliable cough remedy extant, and no one. either
rich or poor, thinks OF being without il. We
would suggest TO all our readers the necessity Of
keeping Oh hand an article OF this kind for i'm.
mediate use. 1t costs but 40 cents per bottle, and
is sold at all drug stores. and is the cheapest
and best remedy in tho world. SO4w4
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HOME DEPARTM ENT.

as-Tho Union Voters Of this County
should bear in mind that Saturday OF the
present week 10 tho day appointed for our
County Convention to select Delegates to
tho Union State Convention at Columbus.
on the 2ist inst. The Convention will
meet in this place, at ll.o'olock, IN. We
hopo to soc a largo attendance from oil
parts of tho County. as the coming State
Convent;on is to be very important one,
and tits highly desirable that our County be
folly aud ably represented therein.
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ocrMessrs. Tickno- and Fields, Publishers o
the Atlantlc Monthly, have commenced the pub.
iication Of a series.of "Compaaion Poets for III .
People," Of which the initial volume is now on
our table. This volume contains all Of Mr..
Longfellow's shorter poems Of domesti. nature,
with ilustra tons by leading English lists nd
is indeed charming little book. Price only so
cents. The next volume. "Songs for oil Sen
sons" (Which will be issued une 25ih3 will con.
tain the exquisite lyrics and songs which are
scattered through the pages Of Tennyson. 9th
er volumes will follow. Success, we say, to so
laudable au enterprise.
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The Fourth.

Tho glorious Four,h--no~ more glorious
than ever boforo-is coming. How will our
people observe it: We hear of no prepa.
rations for celebrations in this County. as
yet, but presume some are boing or will be
made. We can all celebrate the day this
year, in the deepest sincerity and With the
heartiest zeal. Truly, it will have o new
meaning. We Wish there could be O cele-
bration in evory town, but, at all events, let
there be two or threo at favorable localities
in the County. Who will movo in the mat
tor?
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Notice to Bridget Builders.

THE Commissioners of Geauga County
l. will meet at s. M. Hopkins Saw Mil!
in Parkman Township. on Wednesday, the
l4th day of June, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for tho purpose of receiving proposals to
build Bridge across o branch Of Grand
River at that place.
On the same day, at one o'clock P. NJ,
they will be at the Old Bridge, three.fourths
of mile vest from Parkman Village, on.
near Deacon A. G. Waters, to receive pro.
posals to build Bridge at that point.
On Thursday. the 18th day OF June,at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, said Commissioners will meet
in Troy Township, one mile north from the
Center. at or near "Hosmers Saw Mill" 10
receive proposals to build Abutments and
Bridge across the stream at that. point.
And, also, on the 10th day Of June. at 10
o'clock 4. NJ, said Commissioners will be at
Fuller Town, In the northwest corner oi
Newbury Township, to receive proposals to
build Abutments and Bridge across the
stream at that place.
Specifications, &C., may bc seen at the
time and place Of receiving proposals.
.TTFyF, A. p. TILDEN,
Auditor Of Gesuga County.
By order Of the Commissioners.
Qhardon, May 2lst, 1865. s02
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G5-We are pleased to notice the many
and great improvements being made in
the Chardon House, which presents a
changed appearance, both inside and out
The new proprietors, Messrs. Benton g. Co.
arc sparing no labor or expense to render
it, in all respects,a first class hotel. and, with
the skillfui hands they have to aid them, are
bound to succeed. They are entitled to much
praise for their energy and public spirit
Those who are going to the Ball tho Fourth
may prepare their minds for an unusually
pleasant time. ... ... ..-....
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9srThe National Fas, was appropriately
observed in this place, as we'll as elsewh here
throughout the country. The address OF
Elder Wilson, at tho M. e. Church, was
Enthusiastically able, earnest and truthful
Ills tribute to the memory of our murdered
President, his analysis of the influences
which governed the murderer, and his views
of our present perils and duties as q Ma.
tlon, were all excellent. Business was gen
orally suspended during the services q, the
Church.
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NEW HOME TESTIMONIALS.
FROM REV. M. ROBERTS,
North MADISON, LAKE Co, O., }


North MADISON, LAKE Co, o.
February 24.h. 1886.
DEAR S1R:-I take much pleasure in in.
forming you that my daug ghter is much
better OF her deafness under your ire al,
ment. She had the Scarlet Fever, when
tive years. of age, which lef, her hearing 9
seriously impaired, which seemed also to
be settling bown into permanent, and, as
we much feared, perfect and incurable
deafness.
We were not little fearful and unbe.
lieving id any efforts to cure the case,
having previously applied TO other physi
clans without success. But, under your
treatment. we soon found evidence Of de.
cided improvement. The offensive dis.
charge soon changed, and indicated a
healthy healing process. We ere ye,
making use of your prescription. and We
hope you will not fail 10 visit these part,
again soon, as several Of my friends are
anxious u see the good Samaritan, tha,
they may obtain little of the oil Of con
ISOLATION Tor themselves.
80 Respectfully Yours.
N. ROBERTS,.