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. fur Die 44ut0Ni9e
4reu8en, marttember9,. 8apern,
Gannober unb 9a@fen,
m fit bic @robber3cstbin,fr
StbenbMr8, Se1en. 8aben. Mfeef.
lenbMro.S treltt unb Medlen,
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=, Weintn9en, @a<n>@ ltenturN
unp pie freie Stapt Trantfurt a. 81.
Der unterytianett 1T jtten Sag wabrenb
@e}&aftsfunben III fnben in ieiner Office, lut>
weitlt4e Gds Der Dritter rnt Main= @trabt.
0inttnnatf, ., 1. 9ai 1854.
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0erlamat.

Il au,y 9s,psatr unp 2 ~ gauatbsil luali'
Hcttts au,, W,Ssits1 tsnnsn l0bneIlbe Ssl4aftis.
wu1 srballsa bti ADAM &eael,
97n Minn e1ppliS.
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Mufpvbernm0

Aur 0INneutg etnee Men1'''Ws" p""P'-o"s
Maytts in Miansarplss.
Der uatsrri4usk 1T au1ssfpset1t W" oat-
us.u tsr umpsssne ppn MinNsapsl's> zinc" au'
monati1sns t.Sisb-Nash Il" esHanntsm
plats ms 0sb,n ,u ru1sn.
aantss bis Dentltsu Won MinusapCli5 unb I'm
sia,nb siu, AZ erl9siMsn am Rabltsa SsMnia5.
Habmittaas 2 ubr in msinsm Saals lrabss
Jtrraaes Sail Way 5uui) WinnMpo'is.
Or untsr3si4ns!s bittsi Grsunss ss5 ""s'-
usbn,sms rsbt ,ablUiR 81 ssl@sInsn.
pb. Ysti1.
IRp u Mtnasl 1tblsx aus aurbsl-
~ 1sn2 Osrlslbs MAR frlbsr e'nUp9"sr sen
Abilaas Gity in Winnslota wnS ioa I'D jsst 1T
Sbio aufbaltsn TOO feline 6amilis pobnt.
o. Sbiv Wstleltlat!tr lIne gsbstsn ~ co.
sirsu. Jslspb 6sbrlsiM
II 9biiasS Qity. Minn.
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1865 Binter : Nrraneement 1865
Dit
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Doppelz@ eleiS Gilenbabn.
Die tarsefe, raf&tte unb Bette Jlouts
atpt{den BEN Sfen u. Wefen.
1as Sabntttt 1T NIT Gttiusn ausealset uat
z ~ eanalt& frei BON @taub.
9!sgaatt St!afnasen inb BEL atm 9ia9t;Iz
Gen. Gepad pirb bei8einist butd urb frei Be,
tSrtsrt. Dafaea ftsta 10 nietris tte auf anterr
Noutsn. :. W. O miunar,
0eaerat-aidet Nseat, pbilate!pbia.
r 90, 8. Splmes,,
Gen. paTasier Meent, 9bioaao.
g. aimbaQ, @sn.s az .&dHftnt.
Dfscs-M ftropelitan 8lcd, @tieaso.
Sobn $. MtNQtittr, Qst>
9t. Saul, Wira.
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1sstm tintsex Gan.eteres soa aaer
1ayler IL tas MatrHtatft anb Sasaat AZ.
psrbf~aa,en auaefbtnnte4 \. 1ut &nf&t Iereit.
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X.f. G3eifplpic3

7 6.f. G3eifopicj.
Gdes Der Ddn{tsn mt @eear< Strabs,
esst jon Il Str Sc Gounty~Sai f..
empTttlt i9 Diermtt bSfidNt ttm stsbstsn rsut,
40 9ublttun, ais
@srter unp 3ubereiter aller Mrten ppn /
9el5en unb TeQeu, .ssg
opie. gum u nferttsen BON y els waarsn.
in pel&em SADIE er ia anbeii9is mo&t, 10 pobl
seit Der @aaun Yoatpmmsns Ysfrisbiauns ~
sAep1tren. .ga Hs 4as.a 5 ST. 1853
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b .'s Gbas. u. &eim;e,
amerifanil&er, fransSflau unb esutlher
Smut CONDITION,
YridSebdu!e, Grunttrabe, 3miltcu BEN Maufatc
unb Clifton 9au5. Ma tatu.
5anpler in Baney uno Stanesn Ganry,
GrI9teu, Mai1sn &C.,
bat Slsi@faQs tets porratbis cine quite MuSmabl
0alanterie,. 0uraen unh @%pitlpaarsu,
~ mu,italiI9en Snitrumeuten &C.,
ba!t Kin soQtintise5 Eager BON @rpetriss
unb SplSwaarsn, une bat fusben 5Dlybanba
Graderma&in erbaltt", nit esusn sr
baS gauge Mtnntl p!a. Ibal nit frilb.M Graders
~ Serltbtrs teabfbtiet. IS
@rpfer &iebmarft!
Vpm erfsn Samfao i'm Jnni bislss jabIss
Wirb jehen erten Samjtas zines istsn Mpnats
III Der @tatt Warunia, Carver 60 , uslmd6ia
0ieb. unb Yfsrtemarft abssbaItsn wsrbsu. Is
1T fir 8sauemlidteit ifbsr Nrt auis ttls salprst
unb perben Raufer mie Bsrt1ufsr isbI pSb,
tbun, auifren Marft gu beluIsn.
Wacpnia, 16. Wai 1865.
aEm.s ' 2epnbari Maarus,
1855 Warft~ Msiis~,
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o. Dtr s18tttensans" i&eint aubesbalb BIS
Wapists, aut Fem bic Jpn betrsfente Ortinans
ael&titbfm lsbt, feline Grifen3 in ct. waul fin.
BIN 3u lUQsn. Gs btiinbsn 1& 6 Snbipibusn in,
Stabtsefansnib, we!ae tie ibnin auftrleste
Yelisti0rafe ai@t 3u erlr0en ser4Ssen Nnb terr.
li&e Stabsaarttitsr atsstta waretn, aaeia man
l&tut l& BOD, ibnsn eas R%etknsei4msibt an,u.
lesta unb ie III BEN lsltem Sftatli& arbeitsm ~
laGen. @ir 9laubtn man tbut reat baran uub
loQte bic O%rtinan3 aufbsbsn. bonn mir tSnnsn
ni4t isbsn> marum Elm armsr 1suisl, etr aufal.
Zig leine $500 i'm &ads bait, UNI fir Gin uenis
in bel. Strabt a%nes'i&ts!sn StantaIs se.r Der.
slei&sn lie 9rtnunesNrafs au 1ablen, elei& q.
~ .9rauliasn -SFentli@tn Brantuartuns
psrfaQtn ripQte. Wan lpQte tin Ratti&es Straf-
Mrbtits. 9etal tiart4ttn unb tie @ummltr Sub.
baaupftn sber fir unisn gisasysnma&uIa bad
1trirptn lalsn, abr @a6sntsbren in Soften Nnp
ausslm? @sgt hi&t IS isl Bonn, Die b.trsf-
fenbem 2artn .Higssr." c
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Mtut An,figtn.
Tpbe5auaetAe.

SIN Ter 9saat yem Mitttpo& 6. ssp'sMtsr,
,ri5%lisf mad msbrwStsntlit.n l6pessx 2raa.
s%s.niaa,r une etnen, l&on felt Sabsen aueauan'
s.n gi,bibum msins CUTE Drau AatbaIins
sssbis, sstorue " anti, int 27Nsn jaett
;hrss tbatissn pRi4,rsuea 9sttas. .soit nar ~
,,su srsi bintsrlaNtnsa unm!.ue'stn *ssss.a sae
'stsnes Wuttsr uno MIR rim sraef Ss0'"es''
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'""""I~T| Sebn quite.
{ Wur4n, @pnntae Ma&mit'aas 2 uet
s Tnstt cine
Grtraperiammlums es 1urnpses'"s
a,i, ps,u aas Mitslitpsr brinssnet t!nss'aesa
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.@rpBer
Qeppid- aua Qaptteu Gabtn,
Nro. 225, brittle @trabt, &saers Bled
st. saul, Wir
BsItanbis Sorratbis eiaf srObf Nuswabl
Teppfbe, Seltd@er, Matraten Gen1ter,
8prbdnee, @euleaur, 8ettfstern
1apeten u. {. ~.
'Ntas @Gter lansen befGnbiS an, unt we.ten
- biQie tpie mSsli@ bertauft.
@ Yolferarbeit mirb auf Btfeuune semaa,,
lO-1Y. 81. 3. Stroua,
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LyfpIt. 4tltat.
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dHs 4. 3arpun'bta s9ir:ucs tEI-1rub-i13sa, ua5 Eic.a..
20. ns:ss ls at.iIel natnsE o1l.a ~suFtiiss.i 81 I.5aS-.
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s,:a,,S % 5s GiAarren &c.

lpE8 Z 1T Die NOrthWeStern -
Nlles nn6j 9prter 8rauerei
.HtIs.sH ct. paut, Minn., sn.
e sass &ttmer Mal3=@iT8.
. Dir fatrisirtn reinen einfattm Mne .Doppsl-l
s @sl , ,aglf i&s,; mtsist 9 SiIs IT, a,s ss w.t., s,!a iss'
s 10 '.n asfa l@a ,s% @,g gaastn ane, s salb' SslsnSf -
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ii Eager an htr Sitley StraGt. - j
Z. u 80 ,. y ID eIrfrN II. Mraia-
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~ Pie !Altbsite1 Az 81: 1fRIss,loa u. pa.
ie'ef!pats an bsvQaapdinteapaalt4 wi Minne.
apelis 9nt wtsteS Auflsa,9fnNaeSVi sa4s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

Die @anb elslhule Don 8rpant,
9trartcn s Nirfep. bon Der Gin ;3~tts TO-
eten in Der Vuaoffet lit ct. paul srIdutt 1T,
patreub. unttr ten Ausuritn bitltr 6trren abn-
lido Snaituts %lanetia. allen srS6srsn Ylasm ets
Continents bIabsn, .mpfeblen pir bi:rmit Taen,
bic tas Bstarfni6 babfn, I'D tine srameIi&e
faufmaMilAe, fir bic 9srbaltniht titlss eentes
eseisntte Siltung anlIsisnsn. eint lo|@e IT,
meist i'd ais tic teet uas ssaissieie Gtwsrbs-
qpeat uns has Sn(itut tsr petrsa 8rsaat une
s.. ostat,t rem Stuttttnbm pdbrenb sines
Gurlus cine ss1Rdnblse Rtnnsnib 'aQsr 3psiSe
su mtsrtautilsn @iNeni@ait sop ben einfa&itsn
Observation-Disclosures Az bic ~ BEN f&tpisrisRsn
@ran9en Ter Bp4fabruns unb be- 8antpsitns.
Die nabtrtn 8stineunssn ssfabrt man am BE-
Rt, lit -tsm man I'D m bic Ytin,'palf BEE Snfi-
tut5 ielb{t penbet.
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SufrNf
xIINlA mr. 0runeuns sines esutI1sn
H Mannsr.@ elan9= Neveins.
Mus a,,uuss sss ssutihsa Sistss ilne bisrnis
s,,unSliai sins.Iassu. 10 am Oenntrltas ben
81, Ssst., MtsntS 8 ubr in Der Saspst paat
s.s 6trrm Subn Matttsis sinaufnesn, I'm I'D
arr sis G,aasuuS sinss seailaM @slanastr.
Gins ~ tslpreasn.
Sra Muftraae uebrel sr 8tlaMSIrsunes
Eramf % GER. pro. ten.
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publieirt tar& bic .@iuntiuta @taatsltituna."
t.. Damen.8rtefe,
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81. nabertn gstinsunssn erfabrt man am Be-
as, in tem man III Al. bic Yria,'palf BEE Snpi-
tuts 1elb}t tptnbet.
Meaeraufitdnbe unb 0errdtberum,
triebe,-Mnty SotnlOn serlabt nit feiueua
@scpnRrustiens. Experiment asG 3ttiet ber Sefun.
bfn @ttnunft, psnn ct; pte stf@sbsn, bsm
| 8nbot be IN MiiIiippi eOmmpnpirtaten @sn.
| Mai, @lseun, gum 1ras esm Bon Jpn sinseits-
ten prppi(orii9tn 0pnsstnsar Charity ssfattst,
In iessm 1epu. tts Staates lpet Companion
fila u.pbil ~ MAIDEN. t.b. NIT
aneern @ertsn ben eben entpaantten ra&ebri'
ttuben @ebslen wi.bsr bic @a6tn in bic pant
III asbeu. Dram bat snby ~ ti.ltr 1tprbtit
ssrleitst bur@ bengorbalt, bic nMti3," fsue gum
S@ub u, Sdentli@ea @i&erbsit unb naueutli@
,ur @srbituns spn NeStra ufRanbtn bic
men. Dab fel&e bepo.Reben, pirb benz rstoua
RruetipnsltIistn uniousFidtr brsFi& bar&
Basssr (naturti1 GrrsbsQen unb Gtlapsnbal'
tsr) niBt nnr spn MiiFiFppi foneern aud BON
Nprbfarslin 4 unt 8trsinia eetasl.
bet, unb btreits bat 3err Sobnion Wetiunl
aur Grri@tuns ssn BiresrpatruuiQen ertbelt,
bic frilit anstbli4 inter 8twa4uus bee Wai,
tars Rtbsn, aber fttr balb int Stants fem psr'
ben, ~ tbum, pas ibneu belitbt. Infer trsus'
uni tluetr 2ineoln feblt tn allen Gdsm. Mud
er pa, Elm sertrauenbts slaubises @emltb, al
lsin sur@ einen 10 flsnttn Vspan3 pis bon &c
ee(Feniaen espittfrte nNeserauftdute" bate 81
I'D bod ~ teinsr ,io!&en Dummbstt pts hi
MISUNDERSTANDING *pts &tttQfnssltss ttwssst
la6en.
G&bren bic Ntser pirtli@ zine Grbebuns IN
edible; 70 pirb pebl BE iiter aQs Bel&rsibun,
5@antli@e 8sbautluns sen Seitsn tbrsr PER-,
, taran S4uls lsim ane Eatt tieisu nod sbeust,
Dafsn in bic :panS au setsn, tbdte Ssbnfeu sis
better, ib1tr rebsn apb piebtf&tn @swalttbatie
. Iii h.n Mfaern nedeniher Einhalf IN TIM,
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5. 8. Sttm art YpRu,etfst,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3lsl day of January, 1866.

To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE INSURANCE DEPT,
COLUMBUS, Ono, February |, , 1865.
WHEREAS, The METROPOLITAN INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, located at New York in the
State of New York has filed in this office sworn
Statement of its Condition, as required by the
First Section of the act TO regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of
Ohio" passed April 3, 1856, and amended Feb.
ruary' 9, 1864 and, whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that il Is possessed of al least one hundred thou
sand dol lars of actual capital invested in stocks,
or bonds, or in mortgages OF real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort.
gagged and, whereas, said Company has
filed in this office written instrument under its
corporate seal, signed by the President and Sec
retary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents
of said Company in this State TO acknowledge
service OF process, for and in behalf said Com.
pany, according to the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
of the aforesaid act, |, JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New York, is authorized 20
transact the business OF Fire and Marine In
surance in this State until the thirty first day Of
January, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred sixty'si
ISrAMP.l In witness Whereof I have hereunto
/ ISEAL] subscribed my name, and caused The
| seal OF my office to be affixed, the day
| and year above writer.
| JAS. Fl. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
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NJ OIICE-Io James Rogers, whose piace of
law OF Jesse Bailey, decoased
You are hereby notified that BENJAMIN Fl .
Muirphey, administrator of the estate of Jesse
Bailey, deceased, on the Sd day of Feb, A, ID,
ioo3, MED his petition. in the Probate Court.
within and tor the County of Geauga and State
OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate of said
decedent Is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized in fee simple Of the following described
real estate, situated in Montville township in
said County. TO wit. A part OF Lots No. (7) seven
and tS) eight in said Montville, (being ali ,he
real estate of which the said Jesse Bailey died
seized0 that Eve Bailey, as widow of snid de.
cedent, is entitled to dover in said PREMISES and
that Harlow X. Bailey and Elizabeth Bailey his
vile, Charlotte f. Hathaway and James E, Hath.
awny her husband Azuba Ann Bailey. Julia
Rogers and Jas. Rogers her husband, and Cathe.
rIne Murphey and Benz, Fl. Murphey her bus.
band, as heirs at law, hold the next estate of
inheritance therein. "
The prayer of said petition is for the assion.
men OF dover to said Eve Bailey, and for a soI
OF said premises subject to such dover estate nd
ior the payment of the debts ana charges afore.
Said petition will be for hearing on the ll,b
day OF March, A. ID. 1865, at 10 A. M. or ns
soon thereafter as counsel can he heard.
BENJAMIN II. MURPHEY,
Adm'r OF the Estate OF Jesse Bailey, decd
by Duriee e. Stephenson, his attorneys.
7S7w4
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AYERS
CATH ARTIC Pills

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known that we need
not 40 more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to 10 all that they have ever DONE
=, Prepared by j. c. AVER, M. d., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Sold by Cook g. MCGOWAN and DR.. ]. Mich.
ols,Chardon;J II. Field ,Hambden; G. w Gar
reit, Montyille; c.. & C. II. Harmon, c. ester
Roads; DR.. Cleveland. Burton; w. l.. Por
ter, Bundysburg; G. s. Field East Claridou; II
N.Pitnerr. Parkman;J. w. Thompson, Middle
field, aud by dealers generally. 739yi
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Insurance Dep I, Columbus, Jan. "a. 1865. {
WHEREAS. The IRVING FIRE INSUR-
AECE COMPANY, located at Now York,
in tho State CT New York, has filed 10 this
Office sworn statement of its condition. as
required by the first section o. the act, ITO
regulate Insurance Companies not inoorpO-
rated by tho State of Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amended February o, 1864; and,
Whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that 1t is
possessed of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars ofactual capital invested 10 stocks or
bonds. or in mortgages of real estate. worth
double tho amount for which the same is
mortgaged; and. Whereas, said Company
has filed 10 this office q written instrument
under its corporate seal signed by the Pres
ident and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents of said COMPANY in this
Statc to acknow ledge service of process for
and in behalf of said Company aI eordiug to
tho terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of tho first
section of the aforesaid act, !, JAMES IL.
GOODMAN, Auditor of the State Of Ohio, do
hereby certify, that said Irving Fire fnsur,
ance Company of Now York, ia authorized
to transact the business of Fire Insurance
in this State, until tho thirty first day OF
January, in tho year one thousand eigh,
hundred and sixty.six.
<, In witness whereof have here
} SEAL unto subscribed my name and caus
wv ed the seal of my office to be af
6red the day and yesr above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Five Cent stamp.l Auditor of State.
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HIRAM Powers ON THE REBELLros.-
A letter from Hiram Powers, the
sculptor, to friend contains the follow.
ing, which shows how strongly his sym.
pathies are for his country in the strug.
gle in which it is engaged: "Please tell
my brother, John Sampson Powers, that
received a letter from him, in which he
spoke Of his SONNY namesake-as be.
ing in the Federal army, and OF the risks
he has run, DC. pray that he may come
ous-as | trust our country may yet come
out-alive, better and stronger than ever,
in iull triumph over the foulest rebellion
that ever disgraced civilization. And, if
he does, tho be may hobble upon wood :
en- leg, and write his name with a sinister
hand, shall feel more pride in the name OF
Hiram Powers so written, than in my own,
engraved on the marble of all my works."
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Ir is curious feature Of the recent
general election in Australia, that female
householders voted. the new electoral act
having conferred the franchise on them
wilhou, intending it. The Melbourne pa
pers say tha: the ladies exercised their
new privilege with dignity and discretion.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented 10 the Commissioners of Geau-
ga County, at their meeting to be held in March
9ext asking that Committee be appointed TO
lay out u road in tho township of Montvie, be-
ginning on the center o. the town line road, SO
called, ut the northeast corner of James Sid
ley's land; running south on Sidey's line TO in
ersect the Leggett road at the school. house.
Montville, Feb. Sd, 1865. 7e6w4s
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Testimonial

From Hon. T. J. Turner, Err Member OF Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker Of the Hhuois House
of representatives, and Graad Master of A, f.
and A. NJ, Of The State Of Illinois.
~ Ereeport, Oct. 81, 1868,
DR.. d. II. SEELYE.
Dear Sir;-.in reply to your notice of the 18th
with Catarrh for years when became acquainted
v ith you, and bought two bottles of your Liquid
Calarrh Remedy. Before had used one bottle
was sensibly improved, and before the second
bottle was finished, was completely cured can
recommend the medicine to all afflicted with Ca.
tarrh. Respectfully yours
TlJInS 7 u,IrDNrn
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MO TlCE,.- The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Executor of the
estate of John b. Moseley deceased, late of
Thomson, Geauga Co. %.
Feb. l7th, 1865. .s,y5Js
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-03
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheun
Scald Head Sore Ewes
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-03


SYMPTOMS:
The Symptoms of Catarrh as they generally
appear, ,hre al first very slight. Persons find that
they have cold; they have frequent attacks; and
are more sensitive to the chaLges of temperature
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
'hick and adhesive. AS the Lisense assumes u
chronic form, the discharges nre increased in
quantity, and changed IN quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed Off
The secretions are offensive, causing n very bad
breath; the voice is thick and nasal; the eyes are
weak; the sense OF smell is lessened or destroyed;
and deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom OF Catarrh is,
morning of thick or Shiny mucus which has
fallen down from the head during the night
When this takes place the person may be sure his
disease is on its way to tho lungs, and shod loose
no time in arrestng it.
The abope are but tcw Of the many Catarrhal
Symptoms.
A Single Bottle will last. month--tO
be used three times day.