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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
For Sale.-.yyaH yHnMs'l: 4&H% :f19TH and and


Grist Mill, the Estate
of Hope still Armstrong deceased situated in
the east part OF Claridon township, Geauga Co :,
ONO Said Farm contains q bout 1875 acre s of
land-a good house, small tenement house, n
carriage house, two large barns; the cow barn
has stone basement, the other has in il rlat-
form scales for weighing cat lie and hay !, a kiln
Tor burning or ba king tile. The Farm is well.
wntered WIN good spring water, good pure wa
TEL ter brought into The barnyard in an aqieduct.--
The Farm is in the highest state of cultivation,
the p0wland bing thoroughly undcidrained
with tile--everything around the farm and build.
lngs are substantial and convenient ns good
farmer would haveit. The Grist Mill is a large
wo-slory building in good repair; two run of
IA ieet burr stone, two bolts acorn era. ker and
everything convenient and necessary for clean.
ing wheat, aud making good flour--a good end
substantial dam, with shed for the Shelf or of
teums house and barn, a large garden and the
mill mas an extensive run of custom Said farm
and mil Will DC sold together, or the mill with
out the farm.
MS.--Part pay down; the balance on
tilEe, with good security and interest For fur.
thcr particulars inquire of Prudence NJ. Arm
strong ON The premises or Pelatiuh Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio .4,.F .....-
PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG,
pr, ETecutriT.
,... CHENEY ARMSTRONG, Ears.
S04tf
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LEGAL NOTICE.

dsaass sta's q csuay on'G; Court Of Common Pleas
Amos NJ. F!shbum, Plaintif,l " . .1'.
Darius Woodwork, Margaret Civil Action.
Nj. Rhodes, William Rhodes
and Joseph Moodey, Delt's,
MARGAREr RHODES, William Rhodes and
1VI Joseph Moodey will take notice that on the
LIST day Of August, A. D. 1869, said Plaiu,iif
Amos NJ FishPurn, filed in the Office OF the Clerk
OF said Court Ills certain petition, alleging in sub.
stance that on tho 27h day Of January, p. ID.
1864, said Darius Woodwortil made and delivered
| his two Pfomlssory notes of that date to said
Amos rishp9ru, payable TO him or bearer, for two
hundred dollars each, with interest, one due on
the 2Ilh day OF January, 1866, and one on the
27th day OF July, 1861 and to secure he punctual
payment thereof said Darius Woodwork and
--, Woodworth, his wife, Joining with him
by deeu o. mortgage duly executed and delivered
conveyed to said Amos M. Fishburn, the follow
Ing described real estate, to wit. Situate in the
Township of Chester, County OF Geauga and
STATE OF Ohio, and known as part of Lot No. "a
IN Tract No. 3, in said, Township, and bounded
north byland owned by J. r. Thompson, east b,
the center Of the Chillcothe Road, on the south
| by land owned by Thomas Law and Charlotte NJ
Chilson, and on the west by land owned by the
SAID Charlotte nj. Chilson, containing three acres
Of land.
Said Plaintiff claims that there is due him on
said trst mentioned note the sum of SOL ,33, aud
in crest from March 7th, 1868.
|, sad petition also sets forth that the above
named Defendants, Margaret Rhodes, William
| Rhodes and Joseph Moodey, have or claim to
have some interest in or lien upon said premises
and asks than said promises be sold, and the
amount due Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out o
| the proceeds of such sale -
Said Defendants will further take notice that
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before The 23d day of September, the same will
be taken as confessed. - '1
.,.t CANFIELD & SMITH,
| bl2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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AN APoLoGy.-"Did you say wasn't
tit TO carry swill to swine, Mr.. BROWNE"
al did. SIR"
"WelI, sir, require you here, in the
presence OF these gentleman, to recall
that insult, or you will have to take the
consequences" ........
81 am ready, willingly. to repair the
injury have done YOU"
"Well. see that you do it quickly, sir :"
Brown turned round to the insulted
gentleman, and said
"Gentleman, ! have done my friend,
Mr.. Smith, here, the injustice to say that
he was not ct to carry swill TO swine, al
which he is very indignant. Now, gen.
tlemen, desire 10 recall that remark, and
do here take pleasure in saying that Mr..
Smith is eminentiy qualified for the i'm
Fortant office OF carrying swill to swine.
hope this apology will be satisfactory to
Mr. D.. and that his excellent qualifica-
'ions will be duly appreciated"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

COBB AND BRowN ON THE "SfFuATIoN' IN
GEORGIA Howell Cobb, who was in Au.
gusta recently, expressed an earnest dosre
to SEQ Georgia resume her formor position
in tho Union. Slavery, he said, could nev-
or bo resuscitated, aud ho thought it best
Tor all to submit promptly and willingly to
the United States authorities. Governor
Brown was lately in Atlanta, entirely re-
covered from his illnoss. He regarded the
question of secession as sottlod, and any
further agitation on that and kindred top
les shou Id be studionsly avoided. Ho thinks
il would be we'll for tho convention to de-
clare slavery at an end in Georgia, without
excitement or discussion. Owing to heavy
receipts, the price of vegetables in Savan-
nah ruled below that of Now York.
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EPIDEMIC AMONG HoRsrs.-Ws hear Of
a fatal epidemic raging among the horses
In some parts of the State. II is thus de-.
sssihsd:.
The disease is mistaken for the common
horse distemper, and is often til to be
remedied. Veterinary surgeons say that
the disease is quinsy in an ep idemic
form, which runs twenty.one days. Al
frst there is swelling of the throat fol.
lowed toward the last stages, by swell.
ing OF The head and limbs, which proves
fatal. Owners Of horses attacked bv
this disease. should lose no time in se. S
curing the services Of veterinary sur.
geon, .4'.."'"
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Gsauaa Stao CouD,v 90 Uno Court Of Common Pleas
Almon llocomb, Plaintiff, ''"''
Charlotte Simmons, George $Civll Action.
W. Simmons and Orrin '
Pulsipher, Defendants ;z .ne~ ..t
GEORGE w. SIMMONS will cake not;co ,bo
~ on the ist day of August. A, b. Is6S snid s'a
Plaintiff Almon Hocomb, filed in the Office s"lT Of
the Clerk Of sand Court his certain petition al.
legIng IN substance that on the Sd day of Anril
A. ID. 1861, said Charlotte Simmons, George w,
simmons Or:in Pulsipher and said Plaintiff AL
mon fiolcomb, made, executed and deli vered to
one ). U. Downing, their promissory note of that
date payable 10 said Downing or bearer, Tor four
hundred and sixty ono dollars, PAYABLE on the
hrst day OF October, A. d. 1864, win interest TO
bo,pa;d annually and that the said Almon IIol
seo som,p sga'a ;d sald note as surety only And to
secure SAID Atmon ilocomb from loss from sign
ing SAID note, said Defendant, George W. Sim
mons, and his wife, Melissa Simmons. Joining
with him, on the 4th day of April, A. D. 1867
eSecu Ied and delivered to the Plaintiff his mort
gng9 Ieeu; and thereby conveyed TO thePlain tiff
iiie following lands and lenemens situate in the
iownahIp ot Claridon, County of Geauga and
STATE oil ONO, and known as the undiyid ed one
ihlrd In common OF the following described bren
uses, TO wit Part OF Lot No. in Section No..I,
bounded as follows: Beginning at The south
west corner of land decided by Simon Perkins to
william ober; thence east "a chains 95 links !:
lhehce north y chains and 81 links /; thence wesi
~ chains 81 links; thence south 81 chains and
inks to the place Of beginning; containing
siXiy-seven and 60 100 acres subject TO all leca
highways, excepting and reserviug Sk ocres in
llo northeast corner, decided to George w. Sim
mons also 10 rods square in tho south west cor .
ner, to % Emily Ann Belden, April I'd, 1859. The
sald flalnlih claims he was compelled to nav
part OF said note, 10 wit, the sum OIL and
mat there is due him from said George w. Sim.
mons on said noTe, the sam of $3.50, 90 and inter
est from July LIST, 1865. - ', y - N'A -'''oi
Said petition sells forth that said Charlotte Sim
mons has life lease of said premises, and nsLs
that SAID promises be sold, and the amonnt dns
of such sale, " 'No proceeds
=, Said Defendants, will take notice that ,mle,s
they answer or demur to said petition on betore
the Esd day OF September, 1865 the same will he
taken as confessed .-' 'r--' - '''0 W" VIII pe
o,o..c , CANFlELD & SMITH.
0iS"o Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

u ODNEY BEMlS is hereby notified that on
~ the Sd day of August, A. d. 1865, Clarissa
NJ. ). Bemis filed IN the office of the Cerk of tho
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the Coun.
ty OF Geauga, State OF Ohio, her Petition, alleg.
ing N substance that she was married TO him
Sept; 26th, 1869, and at the city Of Auburn in
lae state OF New York, or about the goth day
WIN a woman whose name is 6nkn0sSa TO the
pelluoner. The. object and prayer of the Peti.
non IS that said Clarrissa M. S. Beinis DO di.
gorced irom HIM, said Rodney Bemis, and thet
sa Scott. The Petition will be fer hearing ~
inc October term of said Court
snlc Rodney Bemis is further notified that dop
psilons TO be used on the hearing OF the se will
ne taken by the Petitioner a, Tie residence oi
solomon Wmpple, in the city of Auburn, IN the
a'aie o, New York, on the 7Jh day OF September !,
r5rHs. DURFEE g. STEPHENSON,
August 9Th, 1865. sl2W6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01
MISSOURI is FREE! /! asN 'r...
A'-A- '. .-.-L. - q 4nit.,s ...r
... LACY a. ADAMS,
Land and Emigration Agents,
.....ft FOR TEN u .a -...
HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.

hAN Is Ill ~ 81 Z. JO. kAkLKOAD.
We are prepared TO furnish valuable aid and in
formation to all who desire to remove to Nilsson.
IL We supply all the land documents published
by the Ii. & st. Jo k. r. Co. To those who wish
TO invest capital in Missouri in any kind or bus-
ness or manufactures we are able to furnish in.
Iormatd~of especial interest. Our extensive 10 :.
cal know Wedge will enable us to point out at once
the most favorable localities for starting COLO
MES We have also thousands of -
IMPROVED FARMS,
IN oil parts OF Missouri, which are being sold in
many cases, for less than the improvements cost
All who desire information OF any kind with re-
gard TO Northern Missouri. should apply at once
by person or let ertou US. 5.... ..
2rOfiice, No: iIofinan's Block, corner Supo-
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of
ice, Cleveland, Ohio. - 80
N. BY special arrangements with the Rail-
road Companies on the route, Emigrants to Mis-.
souri,, by applying to are enabled to secure bet.
ter rates for Passage apd Freight, than they can
otherwise obtain. ''" 80Stf
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Suffrage Laws in the Free States.

Tho Chicago Tribune gives q synopsis OF
tho laws regulating suffrage in each of the
FREQ States, aud sums up tho whole as fol-
lows:
Ofthc twonty. y.ono free States enumerated,
eight permit negro suffrage to greater or
less extent. These are tho Now England
States, Now York, and Ohio. or tho ro.
mainder, two, New Jorsoy and Pcnnsylva.
MIA, are strongly "democratic," and tho rest
framed thoir constitutions and applied for
admission at time whom slavery ruled Con.
gross and tho nation. Indiana, Michigan
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas and
Illinois, (sevon,) admit as voters those not
yet citizcns; and, beside the Now England
States, four, to wit: Michigan, Wisconsin
California and Minnesota provide for vot
ing by Indians. Ono (Massac chusotts) OK
Guides tho Ignorant, and one (Oregon) ex
cludes Cinnamon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

Our MISTAKES ABOUT EACH OTHER
Not one man in ten thousand sees those
with whom he associates as they really
are. If the prayer Of Burns was , ,ranted,
and we could see ourselves as others see
us, our self estimates would in all pro5a.
blity be much more erroneous than they
now are. The truth is that we regard
each other through variety Of lenses, one
OF which is correct. Passion and pref
udice, love and hate, benevolence and
envy, spectacle our eyes, and utterly
prevent us from observing accurately -
Many whom we deem the porcelain OF hu-
man clay are mere dirt, and still grca ter
number of those we put down in our
"black books" are no further off from
Heaven, and perchance little nearer,
than the censors who condemn them.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

In the crowd at ono of the theatcrs, tho
otlor evening, come ono remarked to our
Funny Man that he "novor was in such
pickle BEFORE" "Picklo y said F. NJ, IL
thought ID was jam, and was about 10 say
Heaven preserue mo-"
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Me2'CAtyssZs'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN,
I From the Marion 10Y L,5s,s,5ea,

From the Marion (O.) independently
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon the ''Wel!ington Fire, u
was the MERCHANTS of Hartford Conn. md
the way il lakes care of its customers is shown
by the following: .,I. y .'- .01f''
T., l,a n HARTfoEp, May eth, 1865.
J. S. REED, State Agent:
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and, if
found all right, pay at once.
.-.s II. T. L0BDELL, Secretary
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Builders, Attention !!
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED
9TCALL FOR A CIRCULAR DESCRIB.
ING ALL SYMPTOMS

SHlNGLES! SIIING LES!!-The UNDERSIGNED
- keeps constantly on hand, and for sale Cheap.
Large Quantity Of Whitewood, Cucum.
Der, White and Black Ash Shingles, cut
by Fairehild & Hazen's celebrated Single Ma
chine Persons in want Of New Roofs are invited
to call O. NJ BARNES
Hunts5urg, June 9th, 1865, - sO4m3t
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STARR FOOTE & co.

We see frequent mention made of the "MER.
CliANTS'n and il is always spoken of as q
Company which, after being satisfied that q loss
is tair and square, phys al once, without useless
red tape. In this County the MERCHANTS is
The popular Company. lis losses here, as at 70.
ledo, Elyria, Lima, Wellington, and other places,
have been fairly and honestly adjusted, and also
promptly paid. Our Farmers and business men
prefer the honest, frank fair poIcicsol the MER.
CHANTS, and they look to them rs guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
OF then ERCllANTS,'a as returned to our Couu.
ty Auditor Tor taxation, are largely i'm excess of
those OF any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund ia
greater in proportion to Capital than that OF any
other Hartford Company. J . l-I
Mr.. } 5. REED, the State Agent, has been
doing business il this place, as Merchant md
Banker for over Twenty-Five years Parties de-.
siring Insurance, then, can find in the MER
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart.
lord, arc liable guarantee against loss by fire, and
II they VIII consider character as shown by its
prompt payments, responsibility as shown by its
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount.
ing at ms time 10 about one hundred per cent
upon capital; convenience in the settlement of
losses, in having them adjusted and paid by mn
Old cl:izen OF known responsibility, whose con
llecilon with the Company asState Agent is suG.
hci9nl guarantee of its respecabity and rospon.
sbty, they will effect their Insurance viii Tho
"MERCll ANTS INSURANCE COMPANY. ;"
OF Hartford &, ..... ....
Rates as Lou as those of ann,
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Court OF Com. Pleas

TIE STATE OF OulO,:
Geanga County, IS. :: Court of Com. Pleas.
Frederick Bose, plaintiff,/
versus a.r. ...r -
Laura f. Bose, defendant. \
THE defendant Laura F. Bose will take notice
J. that, on The 25th day of July, A, D. 1868,
said Frederick Bose filed in said Court his peti +.
tion against her praying that the marriage con.
tract now existing between them be dissolved
alleging, as carse therefor, Adultery on the part
OF said deienGaut. 3D.. fr-. -
sand cause will be for hearing at the next term
of the Court o Common Pleas, TO be holden on
Oot Sd, 1868.
-9. CANFlELD & SMITH,
slows Attorneys for Plaintiff
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gainesville X Hudson R. R. Co, J Before Fl X.
, ...... VS.. ... Smith I 10
Lewis Sykes. \Chnrdon 10
:, LsIr auga Co., Ohio. , ''
the l9'h day of August, 1865 said. Justice
49,, issued an Order OF Attachment in the above
aac4on, for the. sum Of S2ls,59, which has been
duly served and returned. V III ,I'-.' - =,
l. N, HATHAWAY.
August 81, 1865. ins si5wa
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81 AM a broken man." said poor po-
ct. $50 should think" was the reply;
'1or l have seen your pieces.
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WELLINGTON, June Cd, 1868.
Recei'd o. tho MERCHANTS INSlJRA ANtE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn. por j. S. Reed
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy OF same amount on our Store and Ware.
house, destroyed by fire A Company That thus
ialrly and promptly meets its losses, deserves gem
eral patronage.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-01

WE should not be surprised if we find il diff
cult to obtain wine. Even the wine maker him.
sci! gc;sit only by tight squeeze.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Tas GsaSsa stae 6au1H G5 ono Court Of Common Pleas
Almon Holcomb, Plaintiff, '"'' "'Hr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-06

GTATE 0F yERGuNI,l A. Probate
- Nsae8astr Dtsesst -. Court toldca Al
Marrbes.es. RuA Isl $3.50 paierisqn tbs 18th
Ss4 3 Aprt a Z 1885,
The aHmiastm1 4 ~ she hatais 81 dsah v
A. e San4et IS s44i 6aal.t, &e
ssas sabi,es ia afe aF 8aeass g seil All
tss resi- ssiate Il M8 rct, representing
t.at ~ sshis estate smonni 70
1ssaf SOS s4a , ifese Z - psFtes = -
Asfe. ~. ,Hefsfom gsst sata safe + nee ssssTY
10 mas IS. &stts-
Mhespe IS usa ef.fti f-4 ihst tt4a sFfe'eA-
-. - htafi aria FIgeats tssurf e Re hs'aoef
~ tas prssatt oM.f 81 Manchester. ia - q
~ sal6 nsusf. q .a.t Wednesday Of
psr sEs sh8 tsat berecf ~ gifta III
"a .as s ardsH thfes weeks fncestsiFtiy
Is fhs N2p aHsgiN logHAkIs priased 81 stia
pestfsassr gas sas ts ss.4 iAms e bearing.
81 IA. FOWLER. Register.
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AN ACT relating 10 the closing the affairs
n and redoeming aud paying the bills or
notes OF the Franklin County Bank.
Ms hereby eaaoed BY he General Anrmbly
u he STATE y ermonf;
Sec. l. The act entitled can act inoorpor-
ating the Franklin County Bank" approved
November IL. lslg, is hereby SO amended as to
limit the time during which said bank shall
continue aud have succession to the first day
June, 1855, instead OF the first day Of January,
1867, as limited in said act.
Sec. 2. Said bank shall as soon as may be
had within twenty days from the passage Of
this act, cause a notite Of the same and Of the
purpose of said bank totermnate It's existence
on said first Of june 1868, 10 be published fol
the period OF six months or until said first day
Of June, in each newspaper printed in this
State, and in the Boston Journal, newspaper
printed in the city Of Boston. in the State Of
Massachusetts, aud in the New York Times, a
newspaper printed in the city Of New York
Said notice shall a so state that all bills or
notes Of said bank not presented for payment
before first day OF June, 1866, will not be re-
deemed and paid by said bank And after the
pu LEGATION Of said notice as herein objected
said bank shall not be liable and shall not be
held liablcin any court Of law or equity in this
State to redeem or pay any Of its bills or notes
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act; and any bonds,
which may have been given by the directors
Of said bank for the redemption Of its bills shall
not be held to be Of binding force and obliga-
tioa upon the persons executing the same, 70
redeem or pay any bills or notes Of said bank
mol presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from it,
passage. Approved Nov. 22d, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the pur-
~ pose of the Franklin County Bank 20 ter
inmate its existence Of the first day Of June,
1865. in pursuance Of the provisions ofthe fore
going act, and all bills or notes of said Bank
not presented TO said Bank for payment before
the first day OF June, A. D 1855, will not be
redeemed or paid by said Bank.
By order Of the Directors.
NJ. W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
st. Adams. Nov. 81, ls64.-6m29
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rEO THE LADIES.

I'O 1HE LADIES. he celebrated
DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites al ,sdiss
Who need a Nydttai o. Surgs dtodr,sr TO call
At bis Rooms, No. Fl EndiCott Street. l,oslos,
Hss., which they will arranged lofthsn spes
~ accommodation.
DR. DIN having devoted over tsnty vtRrs
q this particular branch 0t the treatment Of
diseases peculiar 10 females, II Is now conc = lid
bf aII (both u this country aud 10 Europe that
he cHcclls All other known tfaelitbGtp in The
safe, speedy and etlectual treatment otsnll ~
male complaints,
Ills medicines are prepared with the express
purpose u removing all discuss,. saeh As d
biiitY, weakness unnRiural suppres-ioBs, en-
Judgements Of Tie womb. also atl drghstges
which ilow from morbid state Of the blood -
The Doctor Is nov fully prepared 70 trsst ia HE
peculiar style, both medically and sufgIcsllv
nlt diseases IF the female sex. and they are re-
spectfGllE invited 70 emf at
No. 81 EndirOtl Street, rOsiOR.
All letters requiring adyics inust contais eHs
dollar 10 ensure an answer.
Boston, Jan. 70 lsG4.- iy5s
Al letters requiring ndyice must cortAin sn
dollir 70 insure an answer.
Address DR. l.. DiS, No. al Epdicot Street,
Boston, Mnss.
Boston, Jan. 4 lss5.-i-
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= = peculiar taint Or
whfh we
cAIl scRofttA larks
Is n.s canstiuH ne n
unli.taistofmgn u
either produces os IL
pwiacpa hy an en-
Il hld. viusfed staic
e the blood wherein
that auii lacmmes in
.corupc,eni 70 sustain
.thc vital forccs in their
vigorous aCiian, and
leaves the system 70
fan into disorder and
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NARRlAGK GUIDE Y0uKos GHEtT
vi PRrsfDiostcAL 8 0KE. ~. fffry one he
own Doeim--Bsiug PrtYsie Instructor fov
Harned per our or ihosr STOUT - Hsffy. both
male and female II sYsry hing concerning
the physiology and rsiatiOps q Gar tFSuslsy,.
TEN, ard the production or prevention OF "a
spring. inclnding 81 the ueS siseoveriss sever
IsfoFs gwen ID the Engl.sh iahgnnge, BY Va.
IorKS. " b. This j. really rs.usble AID
Interesting work IL is Aritisn 10 plain Ian
gaaee for he gsnefsi fssosf, an . iilaslrstsd
sgh upaara, q ore hu0dls1eugsyipes. All
sapap married people ~ those contemplating
marriage, snd having the isast pedlmeDt ts
rtafas6 We, should hiss book. i eiseitsssss.
Is list sgsry one should b. scqnsiHtta 9th.
sWinRk book That must be loeisd ID. and
H. about tie house Il xiil he ssm 10 any ere
- to- receipt u tse8sy-hge cents. Address
Ds EH. Yorso, No, 4is eysucE stree, . bows
4 $3.50 - = fFfshfs a-&
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GSDO Will nv FORFEITED ~
FFpOO nr. 4. Dtx iiist..rs js go ~
fss h#e fhsH saF esiitf "a sc ~. astas sessse
0aiy eva FeEmsrsusiy sah ~ rvstFelgif irw
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wfh tafs aas sstsat mestseifst
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