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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-16
Alpha
'P""~ Tor Mowers, hreshers and
Sewing Machines.

was the artisan, cautions and Keen.
"ho lne notlon hrst caught of a Moving Ma
chine.
IS Tor BALL-Gr At improvements he made
Nnd saw at glance ils-advant age in trade.
was country farmer, and he
Said the Mower my holm mate will be.
are the duings that farmers oft ask
VIII the machine so quickly nnish our task.
IL is the elegant way that It's made in
For strength and simplicity Ills ALWAYS
arrived in.
Il IL he Oneness, tn a mnoss besides
of the bar and the way the grass It divides.
& Is tho greatest amount It supplies
In number and style, that excl To surprise.
III is the Hinge which really deserves
All praise, for it works in such wonderful
curves.
l IN the industry, snre to abound
I On the farm whero this mower ia found.
j Is the joint by that Just mesn
The most striking part of the Ball Machine.
n is the knife-with such smoothness II plays,
with less friction and power, IT deserves all
praise.
L is labor saved Il saves you Of hiring
! Call and see me II n Mower you are desiring
VI is for Massllon, where the best threshers
ara made
Sandusky and other machines are not the
same grade.
y stands for neatness; these machines thresh
While other machines can't spare the lash.
o is the Over-puss, put, rs They say,
Away in tho garner for some rainy day.
p is tho power, Of a worderful description
That these machines have is fact and MOI
A tion.
q IS the quantity that other machines leave
The Masslllon saves IT IL you furnish The
sheaves.
II the reward that economy brings,
While the Massion Throsher It's melody sings
= ia for sewing Machine-slk, satin or shoes
Which all may be stich'd whenever We ohoose
Il are tho Tailors all ovor the land
Who are released from most Of the work o
the hand. .....
U is the usefulness Walters has to show,
II you call on him at his Music Depot.
v is the value of time his machines saves,
Who always quite ready nice machine has
Y ia the xoelent method of hiring
Machines unto those who such are desiring
v Is tho youth who's p ra' elvod from decay
And u ia the zeal that makes household work
pay.
Now if that alphabetical rhyme OF
industry does not induce all who
would have economy and order on
their farms and in their homes
which elements of happiness are in,
cluded in the possession Of Mower
a Thresher and a Sewing Machine
all the writings in the world would
fail in the object. Let all who neet
a Mower, Thresher or Sewing Ma
chine go to G.. w. Walters Musi,
Depot. There they can be had, anC
anything in the line of machinery
also, every kind of musical instru
ments. Room east side of Main st
Findlay, .. ml6tli
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or HANCOCK hNiruE
REBELLION.


4 The following comprises portion
of the brave men from Hancocl
county who, died in their eountry't
cause, freely sacrificing themselves
for their (and our) Government
Shall we not love and revere them,
ard keep their memories fresh III oui
remembrance ?
JOHN w. HuGHs, enlisted in Co. ii
9th Ohio Cavalry, from Blanchard tp.
Died at Athens, Alabama, May 10Th,
1864, aged % years and IA days.
HENRY f. FUNK, Of Pleasant tp.,
enlisted in Co. G, 18th Iowa regi.
ment, Sept. 18th, 1861. Died al j ef-
ferson City, Mo-, of black measles,
Dec. 25th, 1861. Aged II years, 0
months and 5 days.
r. w. BRooKs, Pleasant tp., enlist.
ed in Co. G., 99th regiment, in 1861.
In 1863 he was transferred to the In
valid Corps, and died shortly after.
Age about SO years. ,-.
G. w. VASRIcKLE, Pleasant tp.,
enlisted in Co. G., 2lst regiment, Au-
gust, 1861, and died at Camp Buell.,
KY, of chronic diarrh~a and bleed
ing at the lungs, Dec. Sth, 1851
Age lS years. .I Tf r.f'rf,T
Thomas DAVIS, Marion tp, enlist
ed in Co f, 57th regiment, Oct 2Sth,
1861; died between Pittsburg Land
ing and Paducah, April Sth, 1862,
OF chronic diarrhna. Age 2S years
and IL days.
WILLIAM II. CRADLE, Marion tp.,
enlisted in Co. IL, 57th regiment,
Nov. 4th, 1861; reenlisted as a veter.
an, Jan. 1st, 1864; died at Dallas,
Ga, of lung fever, June 9th, 1S64--.
Age % years, 6 months and II days.
HARRISON JOHNSON, Of Portage
twp, enlisted in Co. G., 2lst Regi-
ment, three months volunteers, April
26, 1861. Reenlisted in Co. c., S0th
regiment, August 10Th, 1862. Died
in hospital at Nashville, Tenn, Jan
uary -, 1864, aged 25 years and ~
days. -.~.lt-.-, t-.--J.A
ALEXANDER BowAN, enlisted in
Co. +, 10th regiment, August 10Th,
1851 Was taken prisoner at Stone
River December 81, 1862, and taken
to Richmond Va, was paroled in a
few days and sent to Annapolis, Md,
from which place he was brought
home sick by his father. Was eX
changed in May, 1863, and returned
to his regiment. Reenlisted January
|, 1864, and was killed on the 9th
Of May, 1864, in charge on the reb.
el works, near Dallas, Georgia =
Aged - years, 6 months and 3 days.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored Ia
health in "A few weeks by very simple rem.
Idy, after having suffered for several years
Win severe lung affection, and that dread
3iseaso, consumptiun-is is anxious to make
inown to his fellow sufferers the means OF
| |ure.
TO all who desire Il, he will send copy OF
be prescription used Gree OF charge with
|he directions for preparing anu using tile
lame, which they viii Hnd sure cure for
fonsumptiou, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Folds, and all Throi and Lung Affections.
the only object of the advertiser in sending
Die prescript on is to benefit the afflicted, and
|pread Information which he conceives To- be
fyaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
Try the remedy, Ms IL will cost them nothing.
ind may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription FRRB, by
|eiurn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWAND A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, NY.
feO9.ly aMP&Co
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ALL PERSONS indebted to us, will
please bear in mind that the first
week in April next, terminates the
first elk months of our business. -
We have established a rule from
which We will make no exceptions
that our books must be settled every
six months.
Friends will please call, and there,
by save us the labor of drawing of
their accounts.
S. d j. NJ. HUBgR & Co.
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DIR. Tobias, venitian Llnimeut.

Died of Croupl What a pretty and inter.
bsting child saw last week But now, alas,
I Ia no more Such was the conversation OF
Two gentlemen riding down town in the cars.
pied of Group how strange when DR.. To.
bias venitian Liniment is a certain euro, II
Iaken in time, Now, mothors, we appeal to
Tou. 1t is not fer the paItry gain and profit
he make, but for the sake Of your infant
fhild that now lies playing at your feet.
| Group Is n dangerous disease; but use DR..
fobias' vonitian Linimont in time, and 1t ia
obbed of its terrors. Always keep II in the
house; you may not want IL TO night or to.
|norrow-no telling when; but armed with
h is liniment, you are prepared, let 1t come
khen it will. Price only 40 cents bottle.
bncn, 90 Cortlandt ST., New York. Sold by
I'M Druggists. feb23.lm
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ENLARGED.--D. C. Connell has en-,
larged the room occupied by his Hat
Cap and Fur Store. He has taken
down the rear partition and now has
a large and convenient room. liz
proposes to double his stock and run
the hat and cap trade in Findlay.--
Call and see his styles, and you will
not go away without buying some,
thing
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Our STREETS. Ts.-Our streets are in
a filthy condition, and should be
cleaned. As the Marshel has already
commenced operations, we did not
commence with the intention of say.
ing much about them. We wish to
speak more particularly of the alleys,
those receptacles of all the filth from
houses, the home of the hog, and the
stamping ground Of the flea. Our
streets are cleaned up passably well
each year, but how is it with the al.
leys? There is enough filth in each
alley left fostering during the sum.
mer to produce disease and death to
thousands. These must be remedied
in some manner this summer. The
cold weather Of winter stopped the
progress of the cholera, but the seeds
are still where its progress was stay
cd. 1t will start with warm weather
and our town is as likely to be visited
with the dread disease as any other,
and more so. All know the reason.
There is but one way to prevent it.
That is cleanliness. The streets
should be thoroughly cleaned. The
alleys should be purged and after
that is done they should be kept
clean. Persons should be cleanly
about their houses. Privies should
be looked after, and everything done
to prevent death.
To clean our streets and allays, it
requires money. Some are willing
to give literally for that purpose,
while others seem to be willing to
take their chances Ii each citizen
would do his part in cleaning up the
town it could be done without troub.
lie. If it can not be done in that way,
it would be good idea to petition
the Legislature to grant the Town
Council authority to levy tax for
that purpose. Let something be done
at the soonest possible moment.
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MOWERS AND REApEns--Wc wi

MOWERS AND REAPERs. We wish
to call the attention Of the farmers
of Hancock and adjoining counties,
who wish to buy Mowers and Reap
ers the coming season, to call and see
samples of the improved No. 2 and
CHAMPION, before giving their order {
elsewhere for machines. These ma.
chimes excel in ightness Of draught
while there is neither side draught
nor weight on the horses, neeks, and
in point of durability are equal to
any in use. gev f~.F-A ~ r~ "a ~3m, y
RUTHRAUFF& GOODMAN. -
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WEArHER.-.Such weather. The
farmer feels blue, ditto the merchant.
the same the mechanic, and the pro-
fessional man must needs resort to
his old musty lexicon to drive away
the idea Of suicide. Even the prin.
ter, who "bopes against hope" is not
particularly in spirits. 1t is impos
slble to get any locals, and as for ed
itorial-well is simply out of the
the question. Thirty exchanges do
not show single editorial worthy of
being stolen--so blueness NAV he
considered general Oh for pleas.
ant weather or brains.
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HoARsENEss, SORE THROAT, AND
DpTnERIA.-A new article for the
above complaints has appeared
"Chlorate Potassa and Camphor Pas
tiles" OF its efficiency as a remedy
we cannot speak from experience, but
it is very highly recommended.
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Totum amo Guuntp Mtattrrs.

See advertisement Of House and
Lot for sale. Said house owned by
+. Rice.
New BARBER SHoP.-Mr. F. c..
Brown has opened q barber shop, next
door to Stewart Lambs Grocery.
| HORSE BILLs.-We are prepared to
print Horse Bills promptly and reas
onably. Our cuts are various, and
of the latest styles. Call and see.
SUMMONS AND SUBPGNAs. - We
have just printed, on nice white
paper, a lot Of the above named
blanks.
Flax raising is profitable, Sorghum
raising is profitable, Maple sugar
making is profitable, and "Money-
making is profitable" Try it.
The past few days have been
gloomy. 1t has rained, the mud is
deep, no one in town, and it is kill
ing
HOMEOPATHY. I'VE call attention
to the card of Drs. Oesterlin and Det-
wiler. They are old practitioners
and thoroughly understand the sys.
TEN which they practice.
REMovAL-Boger e. Kimmel will
move their Jewelry Store, Tuesday
next, into the room with Ii. Deitsch
e Co.; the room formerly occupied
by Wheelers& Co. Their customers
will take notice.
SEWING MACHINE. We have a
small sewing machine, which we
offer for sale at bargain. 1t is ca
pable of doing all kinds of work and
doing it well. Reason for selling
to many machines. Call at this of
flee.
PYRETuRIAN COMPOUND FOR THE
ToorH AcuE.-We call attention to
the advertisement of the above nam
ed article. 1t is recommended as a
good thing for the tooth ache by
those who have used it, and should
receive the attention of all sufferers.
Go THERE.--RuthrauT Il Goldman
call attention to their large stock OF
hardware. Any one wanting any
thing in their line will find them atfa-
Bile and courteous in their dealings. s.
They are agents for No. 2 and 8
Champion Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes, and the best steel plows
S. d, Frey & Co, appear before the
readers of the Jeiiersonian with Q
new advertisement. They call par.
ticular attention to their Hancock
White Lead, which they manufactur.
er themselves. Indeed, they profess
to be "some" as regards anything
in their line.
. AT HOME. - Gen. M. B. Wake,
has been relieved from service in the
regular army, and is now at home
He has opened an office in Wheeler's
j block, and intends to practice law
TheE General is too well known tc
need any encomiums; it is sufficient
to say that he stands high profession
ally. See card.
FROZEN TO DEATH.--A young mar
named Balmer, living about three
miles west of Button, was fount
frozen to death near that place OF
the morning Of Tuesday, March 9th
His mind was not right, and he wa,
not capable of taking care of himself
He left home, Friday morning, th,
I'd inst, and was searched Tor by
, large number of persons, but withou
success. He was found at the tim,
above stated, by man who was ou
squirrel hunting. -4
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RECEIPTS on SUBSCRIPTION from
March 9th to March 10Th:

Roll in the money, for we have use
for every cent due us. We are very
thankful to those who have paid, and
will be equally SO to others who will
do the same. s-.....
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Strange, but True.

Every young lady and gentleman n the Uni.
led states can hear something very much 10
|heir advantage by return mail Gree Of
|harge) by addressing the undersigned. -
hose having Tears of being humbugged VIII
lpllge by not noticing this card. All others
Eill please address their Obedient servant,
THus. +. CHAPMAN,
fcb0ly sMPSc0 S3l Broadway, N, Y,
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A very extensive seizure of whis
ky distilleries was made in New
York on Friday and Saturday. The
detectives have been busy for some
time in working up the case. and
they have ascertained positively that
on a very large proportion Of the al
coholic liquors, sold by distillers,
no duties are paid.
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Won't the Union men of Findlay
township make it point to be pres
ent Friday evening, March 30th, at
the meeting to nominate township
officers. See call of Committee.
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"Findlay Is one of the most stir

"Findlay is one of the most stir
ring business places, for its size, in
Ohio, and is increasing in size and
prosperity every year The reason
is, its business men advertise liberal.
ly in the Courier. - Courier. -
In other words, II, Will L. Gless
ner am the person on whom depends
the prosperity of Findlay." There
is not a doubt of it. 1t signifies moth
ing THAT Findlay has class of the
most enterprising and energetic bus
mess men in the State, representing
an immense capital; it signifies moth
ing that we are surrounded by a
farming country unexcelled, and that
the farm improvements show farm
ing community of great enterprise
it signifies nothing, for w. L. G.. has
brought it about. Heretofore it has
been supposed by Findlay's deluded
inhabitants that it was quite town
before the highly intelligent and su
perbly able gentleman, aioremention-
ed, aspired to pantsloons-how it
must have staa& eto find out
to the contrary. just think-Find-
lay owes its size, prosperity and fu-t
ture to the VOL kings of the massive
brain Of Glessncr-thc Younger, not
the Eldcr-spread over the Courier,
a paper having circulation of about
eight hundred and fifty. A testimo.
niol could not be more worthily be-
slowed than upon the man who made
Findlay. Can't our citizens do some.
thing to show due appreciation for
such ponderous services rendered ?
Who makes the first move ?
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SlacriG7s Sale.

Daniel W. Matthias W.. John G. Mathias Eph.
RAIN Mathias. Jacub Matthias, Joseph Ma
thins, Catherine Bum, John Bum, HenjN.
min Matthias. David Matthias. lewis Aathl-
~ and Mary Matthias. In Partition.
TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
l. sale lssusd from The Court ni Common
'lnas of Hancock county. ohio. ut the Janu.
uy term a. ID. lHGG, and to me directed In
tue above case. Will expOse TO public sale,
On THE PREMISES. on
Wednesday. March es, A. ID. 1866,
Between the h0urs Of II O'Clock in the fore.
noon and O'Clock IN the afternoon oi said
day. the following real estate situate in tho
county oi Hancock and state ol Ohio. and
bounded and described AS follows, to wit:
The east half Of the south talf of tho south
west qnarler al section seven, (T) In town.
'hp one, q? north, range nine, (D oast, con.
tanning hrty acres, suhiect 10 tho wi lows
lower as therein assigned. Appraised ~ fIO0.
Also, The following real estate. situate IN
the Guun yet putnam, and state Of Ohio, and
bounded ANA described NJ follows, 10 wit:
The so"th han ot The northwest quarter OF
section one, % township one Q) north, rangs
eight, tS) Gust, continuing 30 acres. Apprals.
ed at 1900.
Also. The aesi hal Of the southeast quarter
nf section twelve. (l2) In said townsliip and
rango, containing so acres. Appraised AT 1920.
Aiso. the east half OF tho southwest quarter
OF section twelve 02) IN said toWnshiD and
range c0ntdining S0 acres. Appraised AZ fi2UU
a lsO. the moi theast quarter of sec ton Two
| t2) In township one, ~ north range aigAt
| (S) east, containing 100 acres. Appraised al
| %, 800.
| sale 10 commence at the residence Of Barbara
| Matthias, widow, who resides ON the 40 acre
hrst above described.
| Terms Of -0ne.third in hand on tho
! dry nf saie. dne third IN ono year, and 0ns. I.
tn rd IN two years from dag 0f sale, with In.
crest from day OF sale. secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold.
d. n. McCAHAN,
Sher'Wo OF Hancock county, Ohio.
Sheriifs Once, tmdiay. o.
Feb. 22 1856.
BHUws y BuRKET, Atty's fah13.5v
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
he effects of youthful indiscretiun, VIII. for
|he sake of suffering humanity, send free 10
II wEo need IL, the recipe ana directions 4 n
baking the simple remedy by which he was
Fured. Sufferers wishing To profit by the ad.
fertiser's experience, can 90 SO by address.
|ng JOHN u. OGDEN,
teb9ly sMP3c0 IL Chambers 1t. N. Y.
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THE AUCTION of Glassware and
Queensware, in Sohwak's Building,
will positively close Saturday night.
All will do well to Boon handin good
season to secure good bargains -'i 3
STEAD, Auctioneer.
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WIDOWS OR MOTHERS APPLICATION
FOR PAYMENT OF PENsIoN.-We have
a large lotofthe above named blanks,
printed on good paper and in good
style. Those wanting such, will
please take notice.
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Marriage and CehhncY.

An essay of warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, diseases and abuses which
Prematuroly PROSTATE the vital powers, with
lure means OF relief, Sent free of charge, in
bealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. Skill.
! IN HouGHrcN, Howard Association, Philadel.
bhia, Pa. ianl9.ly
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CLOTHING. IS. d. Houpt has a
new advertisement in this weeks pa
per, in which he proposes to furnish
little the best elothing.at little the
lowest prices going these times
"Have you seen Sam W-two doors
north of Headquarters.
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New GooDs.--J. Kemble & Co.
have on hand splendid stock of new
goods. Go and see them. Particu.
lars next week.
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AGRIcULTURAL STORE. We were
trife in error in regard to the Ag-
ricultural Store, which is to be start,
ed sometime hence. The proprietors
are d. 2. Summers and R, B, Hurd,
under the firm name Of Summers
& Hurd. % .2L IaEs-s f,E t.3 &.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TT. wAYNES CHICAGO


On and after Nov. 10, 1865, trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays excepted as follows,
Frain leaving Chicago at 6;50 z. NJ, leaves
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Union men, remember the election
on the I'd of April. The time is
short, and what you do, must be
done soon. Nominate your officers
and then give them big lift.
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Mr.. BLANCHARD TowN OFFICERS
The following are the officers Of
the Incorporated village of Mt
Blanchard, elected last week, for the
ensuing year;
Mayor--Dr John Foster.
Recorder-A braham Cole.
TruStees-Dr. s. i. Clark, J. w.
Wingute, II. C.Pickett, John w. FL.
der, Joseph Patterson.
Success to Blanchard. 1t has q
live peoplc-that makes live town.
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Which plants permanently in their stead
such blacks and browns as nature might m g.
take for her own. Manufactured by j. Girls.
TUDORO, No. Q Astor House, Now York.
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all hairdres.
sers. mario I'm
For sale by g. n J. NJ HUBER h Co.
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THIS OLD ESTABLISHED GALLE-
L Rl N IN iirst class order for doing work
II the most artistic style. New Instruments
1ave heen added, and Pictures VIII he made
lot all styles. from the smallest TO life size.
Oval and Square Frames always on hand.
Pictures taken IN ali kinds Of Weather and
satisfaction guaranteod. r t- fH..
Ambrotypes and DaRuerreotyres rnpicd
ind enlarged 60 any desired sze. Call and
ny. flehl6tl FRED. KlNNhMAN.
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Ten Dollars Reward

+ OsT, FEBRUARY 22d, IN FIND
~ LAY, or on The road TO independence, a
buokskln purse, fastened with a rubber band,
containing a $50 gr8enbaok.
the above reward will be paid to any one
VINO VIII return said purse and contents to
independence. marc Aus
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A COOP TuING.-A person may
live in this world for years and OF
know everything-at his death there
will be n thing or two that he does
not know. This being settled, what
shall we say Of man who will not
take advantage of what he does knew
we would think him crazy. But
this hos nothing to do with the fine,
fresh oranges and lemons at Davis
& Green's. Nor with the teas, ap-
pies, coffee, queensware, spices, po-
tatoes and DR.. Clocks Hair Restora.
tive-sold cheap. "..a .
"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long
But he wants that little good--par'
ticularly in the way of edibles, and
Davis & Green profess to keep the
good.
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"Learnins hy study mwt he wIn;
Twas ne 'er ontaled from sire TO SON."
Learn now that DR.. d. II. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy will perma-
nently cure the disease even in its
worst form. .
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The young lady who had a thous.
sand acres of valuable land, which
the young man said was sufficient
grounds for attachment, did not mar.
ry as well as the young lady without
a fortune, who had learned TO discard
all kinds of Saleratus or soda, save
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal which
has no equal on this or the oth,r con
tinenb. Go, We young ladies and, do
likewise, and Dame fortune will
smile on you also. Everybody re-
tails it, and most of Wholesale Gro
GERS wholesale It, Depot liz Liber-
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