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Local and Personal.

q "A very interesting letter from a citi
zen of this county, now in Louisiana, il
regard 10 Cotton culture, appears on the
first page of this weeks CHRONICLE
The finishing Shop connected with
the Tannery of Hiram Sweet, of West An
dover, Ashtabula Co., was destroyed by
FIRE on the night of the Sth inst. Los:
about $4,000
Harris, Davis & Co., of Niles, are
about to add an extension of a ten inch
train of rolls to their sheet mill, for the
purpose of making light bar iron, guide
and band iron.
The eagle killed recently by Mr..
Ninsley, in the northern part of this coun-
ty, was shot in Kinsman, and not in Gus
tavus, as stated last week.
In our account of the FIRE last week,
it was stated that Messrs. Gallighan and
Arnot, citizens, had volunteered to con-
duct the hose, in a place of great danger.
II appears the information was incorrect,
as these gentlemen are regular members
of No. One, and whom the Company are
proud of.
Mr.. G. T. Hull, who was burned out
st the late fire, has re-opened a Grocery
Store, on Main Street, in the room lately
occupied as -four andfeed store, where
he will be glad to see his friends.
Several Township letters were re-
ceiVed too late for this issue.
AS Mr.. Joseph Mansfield, of Bristol,
was drawing logs on Tuesday of last week,
the horses took fright, threw Mr.. III. from
the wagon, and very seriously crushing
one of his feet.
"A friend in Gustayus furnishes the
following locals from that township:
The week of prayer" was observed
by daily prayer meeting in one of the
three churches of the place, all uniting
in the services. A protracted meeting is
now being held in the NJ. E. Church, in
Gustavus. The service are conducted by
Rev. Reeves. with indications of good re-
suits.
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warren Placements.

The specifications OF our city fathers
for the pavingof our streets, requireston
of the character of those of Rowland or
Bazetta, hard, fine grained sand stone, to
be not more than FIVE nor less than two
inches thick; not less than eight inches
deep; nor less han six inches nor more
than ten inches wide, and to taper from
the top down in no case more than one
qnarter of the width of the stone, or two
inches in the eight inches of depth. The
size will make them very easy to get out
and handle with very little waste.
1t may be well for those having the
kind of stone required, to give h eproposi
ton some attention soon, as the job is to
be let by the 18th of February, and the
large quantity required might be furnish
ed from different locations in large or
small quantities, to suit the contractor
who may do the work.
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BAZETTA
Ian Odd 1855

Odu- --1s 4oll-
Mr.. EDIToR;-My most profound OBJ .isance to
Freer's Corners IF that ilk,' and crave his pardon
for the assault of which I stand convicted and
beg leave to inquire about the extent OF injury he
has sustained from the battery; also would crave
have to iuq lire if lin Speaking of the Barg's i'm
provrment) he did not mean to write an " DER
true tale" instead of "o'er told tale" We as
sure him he is under hallucinatiOn in regard to
crimes being perpetratsd here. We claim to be of
the genius homo. and therefore erring. but as to
crimes, we bite our glove at all who accuse our
citizens of such things. However. we are ready to
meer jest with jest. therefore we extend our hand
to f. c.. over the board fence of whose braeing
properties he speaks as seeming to have had
experience.
Simple has ever been held to be a synonym of
truthful. therefore. with cur fellow citizens we
consider it superauous. aud simply tender the
friendship and respects Of JONES.
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Mr.. EDITOR The list published in the
CHRONICLE recently, of Sheriffs elected in
this county, was incomplete in that it did
not commence with the beginning. Geo.
Mygatt, Esq, instead of being the frs,
was the eighth Sheriff of the county; his
predecessors were
lst, James Hllman, of Youngsto wn.
ID, John Strothers, of Poland.
Sd, Trial Tanner, of Garfield.
4th, Bensjah Austin, of Warren.
9Th, Lemuel Reeves, of Warren.
9th, Andrew Bushnell, of Hartford.
7th, Cyrus Boswofth, of Warren.
This brings the list up to 1899. from
which date, the list you in a recent issue
published, commenced. and was correct,
1 believe, except in the particular l have
named. X.
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EGAL NOTICE.

By futile & Stull,
Jan 10 1865 fW
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T EGAL NOTICE.


IL Sale Of Real Estate BY order Of Court.
gu the 10Th day If February, 1865, between the
hours of and 3 o'clock. p NJ. at he door Of the
court house. IN warren, rrumbull county. Ohio.
will be sold to he highest b oder. the following
ceased situate in the township of Champion,
TTumb II county. Ohio. and known as part Of lot
east by the TrumbulI and An abula Tu npike
T. ad: on the north Dy lands Of J I'M N. McCOmbs:
on the south by lands of Henry Lane, a. d west by
Ian 5 of John Rudisell and sOluma H. rklerOde,
Containing NINETY ac eso OF isni. more or sess. Said
lands will be sold subject To the life estat' OF Var
ga-et Andrew. Terms male SHOWN on day Of
sale. MAPGAREr ANDHEW.
ExecUtrix of Peer Andrew, decd.
By futile & Stull. her att Us.
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Great Fire at Warreni

A tremendous rush to see the burned
district. Also to visit the gallery of the
well-known artist, Mr.. Rice, where life
Ike pictures are taken of the old and the
young.
Notwithstanding his gallery was in
happy to say to his many friends hat he
still holds forth at the sign of the Re
UOlOug Pyramid, and by close attention to
business and artistic skill will endeavor to
please the most fastidiOus. Give him a
call and satisfy yourselves. Remember
the sign Of the RegOlUiHg Pyramid, No.
10, Market street, Warren, o.
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Rau.

MahOning No, I wjll hold th-ir Second Annual
Ball at WeOb's Hall. on the evening of the 22d of
February, and we cordially invite al who feel dis
posed 10 have a social good time. and at the same
time give the fremen q benefit.
We think it quire unnecessary TO make any
promises 10 the citizens Of Warren for cur future
conduct in case of another ire. When duty calls.
It's ours TO obey We shall make arrangements
for the safety OF all articles Of clothing left in our
care. A police force will be in attic dance, and the
Managers will enieavor to keep goOI order
through the evening
TICKETS, 500 without refreshments. Music
from the Warren Bass aud String Band
10 IN BARRNTT. Foreman.
NJ. BAYLEY. Secretary. lJan q Nv
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New Medical Firm.

Attention is called to the card of Drs.
Metcalf & Clark, in this paper. They
succeed the late firm of Drs. Smith &
Clark, who succeeded Drs. Harmon &
Smith. DR.. Metcalf is an experienced
practitioner, having been formerly located
at Bristol. DIR. Clark is a well read, ener-
getic and successful physician, and is
earnestly devoted TO his profession.
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INDIAN

Osk-yah ah-wah's grand exhibition Of Inudian
character. customs. &C.. will be gwen at Webb's
Hall. on Thursday eveuig, the 18th inst for one
night only. This is the only original Indian troop
now travelinz. and wherever they have exhibited
they nave met with uubOunded success For hity
nis It's in succession they were greeted with full
houses and apprecative audiences IN the city OF
Boston, and similar success in uther tIwns. They
are now making a short tour preparatory 10 their
departure for Europe. and all who IrlSh t. see the
true Aboriginal character. represented in all It's
peculiar phases. should at end. as the race of TIA
Children under ten year.. half price. Ministers
are admitted free
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Grand Festival al Hartford

The friends of the VI. 7. Church. at Hartford
will give a Grand Festival for the benz ut of The
church. on Tuesday evening. January SOth We
purpOSe giving an entertainment at the Church I'M
I'll 9 o'clock. consisting Of Speeches, Music. Plays
&c, a.. After which there will be served NJ the
Town Hall an A No. l supper.
To all who desire to psrtake Of the good thing;
of the land, q cordial invitation is given and we
will warrant hem the worth of their money.
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IL Joel f.. Asper, of the State Of Missouri. will
take notice that james Parks lid. on the 18th day
of December. 1871, file HIS c iiOn in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of lTumbuli County, Ohio. a.aIBst
him. end Allison Chew and Charles C. BOughton,
the object and prayer OF which Is to cancel 40
make void Il certain oil lease, granting certain
rights and easements in and To about ~ acres Of
land owned by said PARKS, situate in lot - Of the
Ely tract IN the township of Mecca, TTumbull Co.,
o., executed July Oh, 1860. and held and claimed
By said defendants: and TO Dissolve q partnership
eXis ing between the said paTues; aud 10 compel
defendants { account. ard for other relief. And
said Joel Z. ASper is notified to appear and answer
on or before the third saturday after the l4th day
Of February, 1856. LUICHINS & FORREST,
Jan106 TO 6w Att'ys for Pm.
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GUARDIAN,S SALE

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio. [ will offer at
public sac on SIturda the 9th day Of January.
1856, bet = cen the hours of 10 and y o'clock, fore
noon. on the premises. the following real estate.
situate in the north east part of Bristol, Trumbuil
county, o., being part uf lot No IS in said township,
and known rs the FIirchlld farm, and containing
one hundred acres Of land. There Is on SAID prem
ises a good frame house, Two frame barns. with
sheds attached. two wells Of water, a young or
chard, and about twenty i've acres of woodland.
Terms of saloons third cash OF day Of sale,
One-thiTd in one and one third in two years from
day of sale. wIth-aunCal interest. and secured bv
mortgage on premises sold. Appraised ~ 50 500.
HENRY J. HYDE.
Guardian Of Ellen n. Eairchild.
T., IN 1879 %
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Notice.

Those suffering with Chronic Diseases Will take
notice that Dr.. Mattoeks, the experienced Analyt-
visits regularly every eight week., t. Warren, in
future; viii stop during " edue-day and Thursday,
February 9TH and Sth. at the National House. DR..
VatIOcts Charms 10 permanently cure kidney,
stomach and bowel diseases. dyspepsia, %-rOfula.
cancers, rheumatism. and al blood diseases. lie
deies competition Do not fail to see him. Il will
cost nothing to consult him. jan q Nv
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Gard

Mahoning Fire Company, No I. would tender
their sincere thanks jOr the donation of 500 fer
the benefit of two of the members -four Company.
who were disabled by being caughtin D fiery deadfall
on the morning of the luh INST The money was
divided equally between them Also. We would
10 our Compluy. although We rendered but little
assistance in subduing the FIRE. We. however,
showed our good will.
By order. MERRILL BANLEN. Sec.
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SfereODfiCOn.

Fay and MeDonald's StereOtoptiean will be ex-
hibited at Webs Hall this evening "wednesday
Owing to the Hall having been previously en-
gagged, the exhibition will be one nipht only lO-
cal scenes viii be taken and exhibit ed, which with
n splendid collection of vie IS. Will make Z grand
ard uleasi, g enter aTTmrnt.
1ickess s. cts Children 20 cts. Doors open at
81. to at ~ o'clock,
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Insure Against Accidents

In the original ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
of HARTFORD. Ct
1t is tue Oldest. largest and safest Accidental
Insurance Company in tae country. Apply to
WHTTtLEsEY ADAMS, the only Agent at Warren.
Jan. 24-2W
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Salesman Wanted.

Ma. H.. WEBB, General Agent for History
Seventh Ohio REGIMENT" wants one hundred men
forthwith. to sell this work throughout the state Of
OHIO. A liberal salary wilt be paid to good, relia-
BILE business men. Address LO;k Box 40, CleYe-
land, Ohio.
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insure Againsf Accidenfs

In the ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Hartford.
II Is the only Accidental Insurance Company
that has ever paid any LOSES in this section.
Remember, apply Tor the Hartford. Whittlesey
Adams is the only Agent at Warren.
Jan. 2-lW
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ValuabIe PrODerty Tor Sale.

George L. Wood offers for sale his place, con
tanning IL acres, ggod house. barn. orchards. fruit,
large and mail. 10 great variety, 5 tuate near the
County Fa T Grounds. Enquire of
JACOB II. BALDWIN.
Jan 10 If Real Estate Agent, Warren, o..
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Sale.

Attention is called to the sale Of property he
longing to the estate of Arson StrOup, on the 18th
inst, The property lies near LeavittShurg. on the
LOrdstOwn road. It has a comfortable dwelling
house, good well of water, and several acres of
timber. Jan. l7-2w
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Hand Press for sale.

A double medium, Washington patent
24x36 Printing Press for fale. In COM
plete working order. Enquire at the
! Chronicle office. If.
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Insure against Accidents

In the Accidental Insurance Company, of Hart
ford. In lS65. it paid OCer Ninety thousand dollar,
to holders OF its policies.
WhItilesy Adams Is the only Agent at Warren.
Jan 81 2Y
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A Gard.

We would return our sincere thanks to the Nos
! and 2 Fire Companies and to to the citizens gen
orally. Tor their prompt and extra eXertiOns IN
extinguishing the fire in eur dry kiln. on Friday
evening, the 18th inst thereby preventing the de-
sructiOn Of our Spoke and Pail Factory.
WI GORTON,
JOHN n, ROBERTS,
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dissolution.
TO THE SICK.
Doctor E. JoLLIE MATToCKs,

Analytical Physician. late Of New York. (eon-
nected with the Celebrated Analytical Physicians.
Drs. White. Tubbs A Price.
10 the cure Of chronic diseases of every name
and nature. DR.. MattOeks. for more than thirty
years. has devoted bis whole attention, bas effec-
ted many remarkable Gu es IN long standing and
lnEerii g diseases. We claim truth IS our fOunda-
ton and science our prescription. We know the
siek to cure. no deception, no lumbug. and no
pOiSOns gwen. vegetable medicines Lnat act IN bar
mOny with the laws OF HE, give a candid opinion.
effect permanent cures, we ask q trial. prove our
treatment before abandoning hope. Hundreds
have been cured BY our treatment alter having
been given up Oy others. We invite Investigation.
no matter what your disease or how long standing.
examine f ? yourselves, it will cost you nothing as
consultation Is free We shall visit " arren every
eight weeks, the same days Of the week for years,
aud can be consulted as follows; Warren. Nation
al House. Wednesday and Thursday. February 7th
aud Stb, 1870; again 4Ih and 5th OF April; akron,
Empire sOuse. Yth and lUth Of February ; Mans
field. Wiler House, llth and 18th Of February.
Dec 2QlSSU
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v A L q A Il l. e
FARMS FOR SALE,

500 Acret of Land in the n. W. cor
ner Of the township Of Atwater. Portage COUNTY.
ohio, lying on the c. x 2. Railroad. About $50
acres under cultivation, with two excellent orch
arts. 1--WE houses. seven barnes and other out build
Ings on the premises. For particulars enquire Of
&C. Mattoon. on the premises, or the subscriber.
200 Acres i'll town OF Warren Truni-
bull County. Ohio. lying on the C. Il NJ. Railroad,
one mile from LeavlttSbulgh, and two miles from
Warren. The premises are under partial %eultiva-
ton, with a good house, barn and other out build
ings. Address John NIblaek. on the premises.
AIS Acres of Wood Land in Green
Camp township, Marion County, Ohio, lying On the
line Of the A. d G. W. RAILROAD, one mile west Of
Berwick Station.
1912 Acres IN the township of Pros
pect, clarion County. and Jackson. Union County,
Ohio. at woodland station, on the A g. W.. K.
K There are four good log houses. one frame
house, a frame barn, and other out buildings, and
a good steam saWmill on the premises.
653 Acres of Timber Lands in the
Township of Claiborne. Union County, Ohio. Iyin
on the A. & G. W.. Railroad.
243 Acres OF timber Lands IN the
Township of Taylor, Union County, Ohio, lying on
the line of the A. u G. ~. Railroad. There is q
good log house on the same and some improve
ments.
224f Acres in the township of Allen,
Union County. Ohio. On the line of the A. & G. W.
Railroad. 20 acres of which is cleared, 100 acres
unfer fence. with good log buildings.
ISO Acresl same township on m
A.. G. W. Railroad, so acres of which is cleared
aud provided with good log buildings. All of the
above lands will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
The undersigned J. DESTROYS Of disposiug Of the
abOvs described property, and wall do so to the ad-
vantage nfthe purchaser.
TERMS OF PAYMEET-0ne third in hand and
the balance of the purchase money on time to suit
the purchaser.
For particulars in reference to the lands in Ma
riOn and union Counties, address Henry Hazcn,
Woodland station, II NJ. ROber 5. Berwick, Mari
on County, or the undersigned as Ravenna, Ohio.
WA. HAZEN.
Ravenna, o., Nov. S, IS65.-tf.
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Town and County.


For Twenty Days Only,
We viii sell OVER COATS at COST
Also, Wrappers and Drawers.
REED & ADAMS.
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Sharp Keen Wearther

Is the rule nowadays; but the cutting wind.
are not half as sharp as the splendid I bl,
cutlery and pocket knives. nON offered astOnish-
ingiy low for cash, at JULIUS KING q cos.
Jan. q. 1866.
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PAATN EBSHIP.

no PALIN tbSIIP.
X The undersigned have this day formed a Co
partnership under IN. mans and Style Of JAMES
WARD r co. for the purpose of continuing the
manu- acture of Iron n all its various branches, at
the well known
FALCON IRON WORKS.
NILES. TRUMRULL CO, o.
The reputation OF the above Works for making
the best qualities of Iron. Nails sc. being so well
established. We wilis4v TO the public that We sha ]
endeavOr to keep ~ theTeputati0n and merit their
PATRONAGE. an accounts due TO and from the old
firm will be settled 1y US. JAS. WARD. JR.,
VIM. H.. BROWN.
Niles. O.. Dee. 8, 1875.
n.e 10 F-
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ESTATE OF HIRAM CLARK.
IL The undersigned have been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator On the estate OF
Hiram Clark. late Of NesnpOiamia. TRANQUIL Co.,
Ohio. deceased. FREDERICK ID. LEPPER,
JAMES X. MARSH.
Masanntamia. Ian ID lA.i .u
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ESTATE OF ADRIAN GRISWOLD

IL The undersigned has been duly appOintei
and qualified IS Executor upon the Estate Of Alb
ram UrisWOld, late OF Gustavus, Irugbdll County
deceased. GEORGE 0.GRISFOLD.
GustaVus, Jan 10 1860 3w&
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AIOusekeepeFs a Word for You.
You can buy Pure Ground Spices. Gin
namon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger. Black
Pepper, &c, &C.. all of our own grinding,
at hOYT & STATIONS.
Main Street.
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The Press. all lands shall sing.
The Pr S. the Press VIC bring,

Alt JANUS IAI7es
BY making known to the world the ben
efts of using DR.. D. H. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY Sure cure.
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Local Notices.
THE FIREIN WARRENl
FIRST LOSS PAID PROMPTLY
IN SEVEN HOURS
UNDERWRITERS co. OF NEW YORK
McLAIN s. SON, AGENTS!
Local Notices.
UNDERWRITERS co. OF NEW YORE
NIcLAIX s. SON, AGENTs!
READl READ! READI READI
To the Public:

This may certify that we were burnt out OF
the morning of January 11th. 1866. and that bJ
noon Of the same day the OSDERwRIT- RS lNsUR'
ANCE Co of New YOrs, through Messrs I. J Nc,
Lain u Son. agents. rendered us in cash the full
amount of our loss We III refore recommend thi:
reliable and prompt Company 70 all in need Of in
surance. NAREEN * MCLAIN.
Boot and Shoe Dealers. N arket St.
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The above is proof that McLain & SOFAS Compa-
mics are the prOmptest one doing buSinessin War
rem. Merch4nts. Mechanics and Farmers want
such companies. and if they call on US they will
surely get them
A few more policies left. Get one before you
burn out. t J. MCLAIN & SON.
Jan Il. Wv General Insurance Agents.
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RENT

A'Ok REM.
Il The well known and splendidly located steam
and water power Touring and grist mill, situate at
Niles. Trumb IL County, OHIO. for one OF more
ye4Ts Terms easy. Enquire of the subscr ibers or
Of HutchIns ( EOrrist, y arren, Ohio.
ID. b. WOODS.
JOHN ANDERSON,
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SALE.

L0Oh OALL
A valuable residence, including s acres Of
land, IA miles from the village of Warren.
Eleven acres Of land. on the Youngstown road,
three-quarters Of p nile from the village.
Also. a good farm of los acres. in Champion
township. Ibe above property belongs to Hon. &.
T. Brown, and IS for sale on reasonable terms. In
quire Of JOHN NJ. SFULL
Jan 10 4w
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SCHOOLS.

TEACHERS OF MUSIC will find
at PORTEK'S BOOK STORE. the Key
Note The Jubilee" and The Praise Of ZiOn,h
for sale BY the dozen or single copies,
January 3, 1876.
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MANUFACTURED BY
SEWARD g

I89 Main ST., Buffalo, ". Z
FOR SALE BY
ANDERSON a RUPP. J. ID. DUNLAP and
EDWARDS d BERRY, Warren. Ohio.
Dec. 20, lS6 5-Iyr. E, o. W.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-07
FoR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.


NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN SEEDr-
ClNE.-Dr Maggel is the founder of a new Medica
SYSTEM Inc quanttarans whose vast internal doses eneh
the stomach and paraze the bowels must give precedence
70 the man VINO restores health appetite with from 10
two of his extraordinary Pills. and cures the mast vuent
sores with box or so OF his wonderful and ahespp SaVa
These two great specifics of the Doctors ara fast
all the stereotyped nostums of the day. Exraordnar
by haggers Pills and Saivs have opened the ewes of The npb
lie to the ineAicency of the $50 called remedies 6f others and
upon which people have so long bndy depended agioI,
Pills not of the class that swallowed by the
Of which every box full taken an absolute
another One or two of Maggies Pills suffice to pacs t
bowels in perfect ORDER tone the stomach create an ai
and render the spirits light and buoyant There in NO nn
and reaction in the form Of constipation If the liver
affected its functions restorsd if the nervous svste
feeble it is nvigoratsd This quality makes the ~
eines very desirable for the wants of delicate females Ica
and erupvs diseases literally exngulshed by the dis
nfecant Of Aagglsls saye. Ia fact it is here an
nounced that
MagEIel's Billions, Dlspeptie and Dlarrhea
Pals
Cure where ali others fall While for Burns scads, Chill,
bains Cuts and all abrasions Of the skim Magges Saye
infaibe Sold by ]. Maggs IL Pine street. New York an
all Druggists at 25 cents per box. q
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents. New Orleans.