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The ohio n1uitarx Agency

The Ohio Military Agency broil st
Washing ton is this: The Legislature or.
dered the Office closed, and no new claims
10 be resolved after June LIST, but to con-
tinue 70 prosecute the received claims till
October, when unfinished business was to
be turned over to the Adjutant General.
This provided for prosecuting all the re-
ceived claims free of cost to elaimsnts.-
The Agent Mr.. Wetmore, thereupon is
sueda circular to all who have unsettled
claims filed in the Office, stating hat the
Agency was TO be discontinued, and that
ifthey desired him 10 attend to their
claims after his connection with the Agen F..
ey ceased, they must sign and return the
inclosed power of attorney. It gave the
impression that the State had made no
provision for these claims. Governor
Cox requested Nj. WetmOre to issue a
circular TO correct this impression, which
he neglected TO do, and after Delaying the
matter several months, he announced that
he had resigned.
Adjutsnt General Cowan went TO Wash.
ingtOn to take possession of the Office,
when he found that Wetmore retained all
the records and archives of the office as
AAS PAAhabO pAOpCLb1- 4Ao bcNcBEdlA A1c
given the ground Of this claim, which is
that they are Wetmore's only vouchers
for millions of money that have passed
through his hands; which is the same as
if our County Treasurer or Auditor should
carry of all the books Of accounts, on the
pretense that they are the only records to
show that they had fulfilled their duties.
General Cowsn commenced legal proceed
ings to get possession Of the papers that
belong to the Office, and Wetmore applied
for an injunction. . Soldiers who have
claims fled with the Agency will see that
there is no need of fleeing Wetmore to at
tend 10 them. The State will do this free
of cost. 1t is likely that Wetmore will
fail in his attempt to appropriate the un-
settled business of the Agency.-CineiH-
natj Gazette.
Mr.. Wetmore did fail, the Court decid-
ing that the records belonged, without
/ question, TO the State of Ohio. r-
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FAMILY MEDICINES

Are prepared under the imnediats supersiE
ion OF a sHIlfuli physicisn, and they may b re-
lied upon in all eases.
The intelligence Of the community Is not in
suited by the offer of . single medicine which
claims to cure all Diseases. but the Graefenberg
Remedie s consist Of eleven different medicines.
all unequalled in the cure Of the diseases for
which they are recommended, among which
may be selected one appropriate TO any Of the
The GrQfeaber0 Pill are better than any 9TH
er kind Of Pills IN the world. Price Is cents.
Gr0Geaber0 Uterine CufhOkicon Is an infalible
remedy for all Female diseases. Price Sl.O.
The Uterine Cdth0Aie0n will also cure Gravel,
diseases Of the Kidneys. and urinary Difficult
TKe Grasfenbero Sarsaporila is by far the most
Powerfalsad eficAG0us compoundi in usS-Priee
Sl.OO.
ne GraesnBerg Dssezasry Syrup is a certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price so cents.
+TRs Grase45erg Pile Remedy nsyer fails TO per-
Inanenty relieve this distressing disease-Pncs
m. GraSfsaBsro Gildrens PanaeeG g an in
val1s6ls compound in all diseases Incident to
children.
Pie Gragsn5ero Fsver and Ague Remedy is
SOVEREIGN specific for this particular disease
Price 80 cents.
Graeten5ero Green Mountata Ointment exeels al
other saves in its curative efects-Priee q
cents.
Tie GraSsaberg Reakh BiIers are the mos
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
ne GrsS3sn5sry Eye Lossou is unparalleled IL
all inflammation or diseases Of he Ve-eree 2
cents.
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The Tennessee Election,
GRAND RADICAL VICTORY.

The Radical Union men Of fennesses
carried their State at the late election BY
a most triumphant majority. BrownloW
is reelected Governor over Etheridge BY
about 10000 majority. Every Radica
candidate for Congress has been elected
by stunning majcrities, while the State
Legislature will be almost unanimously
Radical It is a most glorious victory
of the friends of the Union, of Liberty
Justice and Equal Suffrage. 1t Is, too, 8
most whitening, crushing rebuke to John.
son, to have his treacherous, contemplate
policy thus ~emphaticslly ~repudiated by
his own State His former frmest, warm
est. truest friend, Tennessee, the State
that has so often honored him with its
confidence, now spews HIM out as vile,
and buries his reason stained party un-
der . aOOd of popular cOndemnAt ton broad
end deep ~ the ocean.
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WnnI al ToIeda. ohio.

The Toledo Blade has the following in
relation to the Wool trade at that point.
The traffic in wool at this point the pres
emit season-ineluding sales; and receipt 1
by rsilroad-bid fair to exceed that of any
previous year in the history Of the city
The amount brought il by teams has been
no larger, perhaps, than that of 1866, but
q much greater quantity than usual is
moving towards manufacturing districts
at the East. The shipments by raul so far
this season have been about one and half
million pounds, while those by Lake show
q large excess over last year In the sec
ond week in July about I,400 bales were
shipped by Lake, and for the two weeks
past over 1000 bales have gone forward,
making upward of 200, 600 pounds, which
added TO the Shipment by rail, make over
500, 600 pounds sent forward.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

ED1ToR CHRoNIcLE:-Please announce the
name of Col JosEPE BRUFF. Of Aahonlng. as q
candidate for State Senator before the
Union Senatorial ConYenuons 70 &c heio a.
Niles, on the 18th inst.
The name of Major L. D. WOODWORK. OF
YOUNGSTOWN. will be presented at the Union
Senatorial Convention. as - CANDIDATE 1or otats
Senator. subject to the choice Of the ConVen-
ton.
Nh. FpIToR-PIease announce the name OF
AUGUSTUS ELwELL Of BrsceTile, IS q eenol-
date for Reuresenfative, subject 70 the decision
of the Nominating Convention 70 be held aug
L 1867 MANY UNION VOTERS.
Please announces the name Of Wa. PORTKR, Of
NeWtou. A. 4 candidate for Representative,
subject TO the decision Of the Convention.
We are requested by citizens Of Niles, Hub
} bard, and Brookfeld, to ennounee So7A n
nation for ProsecutinE Attorney, by the County
CONVENTION. Aug. Z,-2t
g. W1RKEx. Aug 4. 1857.
Mr.. RDrroR.-Please announce the name OF
&c. HUFcHINs, as 9 candida e Tor trosecutlnS
Aftnrnev. subiect 10 the decision Of the Nomi-
mating ConYention-and oblige --o1c
WARRKK, o., July 81. 1867.
MP. FDIroR:-PIease announce the name OF
Charles G. Burton, Esq, as a Candidate Ior tne
nncR oil Hr0EeCuLuK AlllA4CgH L"
County. Subject to the decision of the homlnat-
in5 3S SSn Si.s e. Mk ARS T TISt5k VOTERS.
Nh. EDfroR.-PIease announce the name of
HRERY Hyde. as candidate for Prosecuting
ATTORNEY, subject to the viii Of the Trumoun
County Union Nominating HonvenIon 70 DC
held August 18th. 1851, and oblige yours
July Site. On1VH'
We are requested 10 1nnounce the name Of
Can't. ELrzR hosEs, Of Hartford. as a candl-
date for Recorder before the Union Convention
70 be held August l4th. 1867.
Ma. ED17oz.-Iwas gtsd to see the name Of
Capt. Elmer Moses announced IN your last pa
per - . candidate for Recorder. AT ne out
vice al private IN Co. A. Of the gallant old 4lst
REGIMENT At the battle Of PltfsburEh Land
lns, he was severely wounded. bat sfesr . few
fsifbfniness AID eompetsncy he won the esteem
Of an hiE oneers nj commanders. In ne AL
oflS62 he was transferred % the H5th kegt- and
prOR0td to he once Of Captain; snd e one
Shared their tolls and dangers until the battle
Of Kennasau Mountain when he was AGAIN
wounded. two shots passing through the lei
sTsrT Wv well qzali6sdf0r the position Of tas
etricto1fintsgrity andof unblemished character.
Let tbs services Of such men never be forgotten
Ihops to-aee CAT Moses rewarded ~ noAa-
nation At the yonirg Conyention.
AFFIXED 10 TIE SOLDIER.
an ali ,aeousintsd With Capt. Moses. and
eordiaIy concuf IN the above Recommendation
saIIsJIata Gel. Of the l25th Rect o. VI.
Fan Rpcossss-PIsass saAounes the psms
Of E.R. TIsE. Of Warren. - 9 eandidAte toi
Recorder, subject to deci1lon OF the Eominnt-
ing Convention. to be held August a. 1901.
August u 116L. az
Hr.KD4ss-PIssss announes the name d
n.Vwrw y RnuuQncf 0raenahurr. na a oaudi-
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LATE PATENTS, issued through the Office
of BURRIDGE s. Co., Cleveland, 0hio:-
William Thompson, Cleveland, gas ma
chine, assignOr to the Cleveland Gas Ma
chine Co.; S. G. Stoves, jamestown, New
York, railroad car track; Y. S. Allen
Granger, carriage shaft coupling; n,
Sylvester, Weymouth, cattle poke; Smith
& Lindsey, Cleveland, p%antaloon guard;
J n. Hume, assignCr % elf and 9; +.
McGarry, Cleveland, oil tank; Q. Bissell,
Aurora, rake; L. L. Crane, Cleveland,
forging hammer; L. Daubert, Louisville,
KY oil still, &C.; J. S. Pope, hog feeder;
j. Kingsborough, Cleveland, Ohio, ship
chimney jack; G.. w. Hatch, Parkman,
post; D P. Nickerson, Cleveland railroad
ear wheel.
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Union state Ticket.
Union senatorial Convention

The Union voters Of Trumbun and Mahoning
Counties. are requested to meet by delegates in
Convention, at Niles, On
Thursday, the 10th day Of august, 'e7,
at IL o'clock. q. m. for the purpose Of nomirs-
ting Sanstor for said District. The basise of
representation will be one delegate for every
100 votes cast for Gov. Cox. in 1855. Q one TOR
every fraction Of 50 votes and upwards.
This ratio win entitle Trumbuu County to 40
votes, and Mahoning County to % votes.
The several Townships of Trumbun County.
will Be entitled 70 the following: O.
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A Young lady engaged to be married,
and getting sick Of her bargain, applied 10
a friend to help her unite the knot before
it was to late. ''0h, certainly" he repli-
ed; ''it's very easy to unite it now, while
it's 8 beau-knot."
A darkey preacher was telling how
Adam was the first man created, and put
up against q fence to dry. An older bro
Their, who sometimes had lucid ideas, in
~terrupted him and said :ssdf dat is true
who made de fence?" This was g poser.
Smythe spent two whole days and nights
in considering an answer to the conun-
drum, "7Why is an egg UNDERGONE like an
egg o~verdone?" He would suffer no one
to tell him, and at last hit upon the solu-
tion-because both are hardly done.
To make a valuable speckled dog bullet
proof, Mark Twain says: ''Take off his
hide and line it with sheet iron. Russia
iron is the best, and is the slieker and
more snowy than the common kind.
Dogs prepared in this way do not mind
bullets. -e,1r-BJ 10 -l.s. @ f.
A conductor OF q newspaper, speaking
of a contemporary, says" He was formerly
a member of Congress, but rapidly rose
till he obtained a respectable position IS
an editor-a noble example Of p~ersever-
ance under depressing circumstances '.s
Great crimes ruin but comparatively
few. It is little meannesses, selfshnesses
and Impurities that do the work of death
on most men, and these things march not
to the sound of fife and drum. They steal
with mufied tread, as the foe steals on the
sleeping sentinel. Hr evoa
A Mr. Jones has recently revived the
phonetic system in England. 1t is only
prejudice of the eye, says Mr. Jones, that
keeps US from saying "Dic gave JAG q
kic, when JAG gave Die q knoc on the bac
with a THO site.
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See. IL. And be i further enacted,
That all the provisions of this act and
of the acts to which this is supplement
tary shall be construed literally to the
end that all the intenis thereof may
be fully and perfectly carried out.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
q B. F. WADE,
President Of the Senate pro temporeC
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Machines to live AWav,

HAVE THE BEST SEWING
IL Machines. such a. Wileoz 4 Gibbs. Denies
tic and others. which I win give TO any one who
win sell machines. one Of the same they SELL
And warrant them years. Address Warren o.
Z. L. GIBBS. Agent.
p. S.-Maehines RepRtred-I can AZ
any machine; will call and put your machine
in order or no pay. on receiving notice By letter.
at Warren P.0. =. L.dtBBA
August Z. lS67-5m. ... n- A D.
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eSrAt the election held in Ken
lucky on Monday, the Democrats car
RED the State. It could not be other
wise in 3 State where thousands of
loyal men are disfranehked and thous-
ands Of rebels are allowed to vote. The
rebel element and the Nasty Demo
Gratis rule poor Kentucky, and keep it
3 half century behind the age.
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AUGUST, originally called SsrtiEs. OF
sixth, in the Roman Calllenderr was
after the birth of the Empire, called by
its present name 10 honoro of Augustus,
the second of the Caesars. The Saxons
in Britain named August the weed
month. The old Germans named 1t
Vein koch. the wine press month. The
Dutch, 0ogsten, signifies TO gather corn
from the field. August is generally
our hottest month, but the mornings
are dewy, and the evenings cool. =
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Thshsir is not only one OfthsAecssSOriss Of
human beauty bnt it Is destined to protect ths
health; as a bad conductor Of heat it serves to
e~qualiEe the temperature Of the brain. The
nerve contained in the hair IL frequently par
slyIed and the cOlOrinE destroyed; but By prop
sr remedies the fray hair can be restored to itI
o ~IiEinal color. and where 1t hasfAIlen Of anew
growth can be produced By the use Of Hail.
Vegetable Hair Remover The ~reprOducinS
power of this invaluable compound is beyond q
doubt. By its use the absOrbsnts become active
and nOurish the bulb which supports the roots
Of the hair. - ! ..--L
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IL The Commissioner Of u erear Co.. Pa. and
the Comnisdonsrs Of frqmeuh Co.. o. viii
pnrp6Se o. listing the JOB for . bridge across tbs
PynstuninK. or the State line road At Orange
vile. % Thursday, August q, 1851.
truu wooden bridge, one hundred feet span and
eighteen festin width, made OF the best mRts-
rials. and pat up in the bestmsnner. Also, GI
two a6utnents Of good sandstone. not less than
ten inch courses. of FIRST cIass Masonry. and
suitable TO receive the above mentioned super
structure, viii be received at the commission
erG ofise b Mercer. Pa, aud also st the Audi
tors once in Warren. o.. up to the 18th day Of
Warren. xueust 8. 1875
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New advertisements
nITCH NOTICE

LOA
LIZA petition hasing been preaentsd TO the
Commissioner Of Trunfbun County, Ohio, By
Henry krnst and others. to estahlish the follow
ing described Ditch. Drain or Water Course. 70
witI-Beginning on the lands Of Henry Ernst.
in Warren township. Trumball County. Ohio,
which said land Is bounded on the East By lands
Of Sibley Brooks. South by lands Of Daniel Wan
uamaker. West By lands -of-JOhn Libsy- and
North BY the lands Of W. Hazsn, and the point
Of beg min Of said proposed ditch to be south
Of the east and west highway running through
said lands. and at the south side or end Of the
swamp on said Henry Ernst,s hand. thence run
nin9 north or northerly to the north side Of the
Pennsylvsnis 4 Ohio Canal. and passes through
the lands Of said Henry Ernst and W. HaEen.
That the following named persons are interest
ed in said Ditch, Drain or Water Course, and
will be benehtJed thereby. beside said Ernst
and said HaEsn. to wit John Libey and Siblsy
Broobs.
Nov the said John Libey. sfbley Brooks. viii
liam Hazen. E.E Hoyt. Z Co.. and all Others
interested in said Ditch. Drain or Water Course.
will take nstice that the Engineer has made 3
report upon said Ditch. Drain or Water Course,
and that the Commissioner ofTrumbull Coun-
y, with the Engineer. viii meet on the line Of
the proposed Ditch. onTnursdays the 5th day OF
September next for the purpose Of viewing the
route of said Ditch, and with the view to estab-
lish the sans, and also TO make an appoftion-
ment ofths costs aRd expense Of making said
location andths appofti0nment Of the labor Of
~cenf1uoting the same.
CA. BRIG3EN, Auditor,
Auditors Once. Warren. Aug. Z. iS66-4W,
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PRINCIPAL AGEHFs
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER. offers for
.sas s.l e Is e. .: :ors:s e c I'd is ne ..sa s s's..::,
IN the village Of Newton Falls, nov occupied
By J. 4 Herbert e sdyelIing, Dry Goods
store, and for storaEs. The buildings consists Of
large and eongenienty Hsrshopse.1 An indispa-
tsble title can be made f7r terms, Ehieh viii
be liberal, enquire Of j. = ". HarbsrG On the
Of said Tillare, CT to the subscriber HaWisnd,
Trumbull Co, o. A. N. KLEIN.
June IL. 1851 -3m%
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Miss c S. WORMSTEIT.
a. it Mrs. W. CAHTER.
Mrs. E. E. WEEKS.

The sboye-nAmed ladies We are mi ally
acquainted with and know thst for several years
While lived in Medina. they were grsatsufer-
ers. Miss g. has been so badly affected that Il
was with great difficulty she was able to stand
upon her feet. A few bottles Of Catholics en-
tirely cured her Of her complaint Ny wife
recommend it to the Ladies Of this country as q
safe and efficient remedy for the many com
plants they are subiset 70. JOHN WEEKS.
9 May Is. 1861. Editor Canfeld Herald.
Stratton 4 HaDgood. Warren /; r. u. Stewart,
Hubbard; Chew e Leslie, BroOkfeld; Ar.
Gates. Hartford; Morrow 4 Vanness, Burg Hill;
BeekWifh L Brother. Kingman G. r. Curtis,
Greene; W. c. savage. Bloomfield; Norton,
Hartman & Co. BristoL &. P. WOlcott, Far
mington L, 7. Soule. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies, address
HI. KiNGSLEI, Cleveland.
May Is. lS67-3m Agent for Ohio,
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NOTICE.


IL A p~stitoin having been presented 10 the
Commissioners Of Trumbull County, Ohio, By
james Tayler and others to establish the follow
log described Ditch. Drain OF Water Course, to
wit:-Bezinning on the lands Of John Liby, in
Warren Township. Trumbull County, o., which
lands Of said John Liby are bounded as follows:
On the east BY land Of Henry Ernst south By
Daniel WannamAker and ]. 6. kibler; West By
lands Of Daniel Hayfiiuger .Jeaes Tayler and
Godfry Klinite. and north By lands of e. T..
Hoyt,. or the successors of + E.. Hoyt e Co. /:
thence southw esterly through lands of james
Tayler. joseph Kreitler and Daniel Hayhinger.
until il terminates at and empties into Duck
Creek. in said township, and on the farm Of said
Joseph K~reiiler. and that the following named
persons are interested in said ditch. drain or
water course. besides the petitioners, to wit :
John Liby and Daniel Hayfingar.
Now the said John Liby. Daniel Hayhinrer
and all other persons interested In said Ditch.
ID ain or Water Course. will take notice that the
Engineer has made q report upon said ditch,
drain or water course, and that the Commissioner
Of Trumb0hl County, with the Engineer, viii
noet on the line OF the proposed ditch. on
THURSDAY. the Ssh day Of September next. for
the purpose Of vieNinx therouts Of the proposed
ditch. with the view to establish. the same, and
to make an apportionment Of the costs. and sx-
pense Of making said location and the appor-
tionment Of the labor Of constructing the Same.
Auditors 0hes. Warren. o.. Aug. Z. 1s67-4W.
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In To the property holders on Main and
Market Streets. Notice Is hereby given, that
the committee appoinhed.by the Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Warren, to asses the
and Market Streets. have completed such as
gessment. andthat the zane ig on ale in the
Mayors once. for the exaniration Of AL per
said assessment. can Ale the sane with the Clark
Of the village on or before the 18th day Of Anr-
ust At which times meeting of Council viii
be held, A. which all interested are invited 10
attsnd, andthe assekBmant ~ made By the com
mitteg be approved Or rejected.
By order Of Council,
B. II. M0WESRND. Rssordsr.
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1t is recommended that the Union voters
meet st their respective places Of holding elec-
tom in their respective townships on Saturday
evening. August Ith, 1867, ct the hour o. Z
o'clock. for the election Of their oslegates-
C. r. HUNT. s.M. LAIRD,
e. 7. TOWNSEND. JOHN LAUDER.
a YROM6RS- Central Com.
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. EGAL NOTICE.

IL Thomas Collamsn viii take notice that on
the 30th day Of JulzslSehA argerst collamon.
Pleas Of Trumbun County. and State of Ohio.
apetitiol for divorce. alleging adultery on part
of said Thomas. ~ . cause for such divorce
Said petition will be for hesring at the NOvem-
TAYLOR &JONES.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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ASmanFarm for Sale.

This p~ropsfty . situated IN the Toznship Of
Lordstoun, one nile vest Of the Village el Oil
ton, On the main rQadto elta5f Saek1en o new
ton Falls. II eonSiBka Of thirty and a-han acres.
l(more or lessl, Is in high state % ~culdvstion,
with ansyer falling spring Of vatsr. . mgsrior
we'll which IL perennial; . ctsterns and seven
Acres Of Timber, oak and. maple. Arriving
young Orchard OF more than IS apple tres.
SOM Of which have born fruit for two years;
ssTerRl kinds Of grapeFIneA which haYo pro-
ducsd huff: small frnin in ahuudance. such IS
currents, ftraWbarries. white. black and red
Cherries pears. plHml andpsaehes. The dwell
ling house u almost new. being built inle6o. has
4 fat-proof cellar, four rooms down stairs. and
ave above. The o1t-building5 are . good frame
barn, 50 BIZ 80, wood house. wash house, coal
house. wsfon sheds and corn crib. A sight o.
this property will inspire : desire 10 possess IL
10 al who gants such dsliEhrulh home. Terms
easy to suit the purchaser. i.
NIB Iftho sboEe Is not sold By the loth OF
October It viii Be for rent. Apply TO the pro-
prietor on the premises. ,nrpp
July c4-omos
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We would cali the attention ofour readers to
the advertisements ofSevard \ Bentley. which
appear on the ouhids Of our paper alternately
each week. They are enterpriaing Druggists.
No. 1S9 Main Street. Buffalo, and are doing .
big business in the AlBma for the Hair, which
has been tried and proven % be the bsstin Ese.
-SprinoriHe Trj5uns. Noe. Is.
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VIM. Lloyd Garrison has arrived in the
city Of Edinburg where he has been vel
coined with signal bonors. The munich
pality of Edihburg have received him a
3 public guest, and have presented him
with the freedom of the city.
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HONE TEsTIMoNY,

MR. II. B. KIxGsLEY-Dsar Sir: We feel tia
duty We owe to the public, to state that Mar
shalls CatholicOn IL a medicine Invaluable for
com plants elias ed under the head Of Female
Diseases We have used Jour G~Faefenberg
Medicine. and have been greatly benefited
thereby, so much so, that were the price double
we would have them. To the thousands of cur
sex who are suffering from weakness. we would
recommend the CathOlicon as q sure panaeea-
1t gives strength 10 the system. and enables
each of the organs OF the body to perform their
aDprmriate f1netfons ~ =