davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-12
u. 3. V. 1867.
BECKWITH'S ELECTRIC EMINENT.

BECKWITH'S ELECTRIC EMINENT.
TNOR the cure OF Neuralgia, Rheumatism Strains
l. of the JOINTS Numbncss ofthe Limbs, Swelling
of the Joints or Limbs, Bruises any Bone
Nerve Affections, InCipient stages of
Group, Chilblains, &c, &c.
Read the Certificates:
We hereby certify that we have used Beck with's
Electric Lininlent' for Rheumatism and Neural gia
and received entire relief from its application
We confidently recommend it to the public.
Mas. F. NJ. RANSOM, jeff Co., Va.
Mas. T. ii. WILLIS, {" ''
LIZZIE S. PAGE,
MILDRED c. WATERS.
Rev. G. NJ. CALLAWAY, 6O9 West
Lombard Street, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

THURSDAY, April ARRIVALS Of beeves 63I head, viz:
400 at Onehundredths and M at Hudson CITY ieW
we're selling full rates yesterday while others were
holding advance, the ownors not being anxious 10
Rt Tot OF 81 ILL., steers were holding ht hnusoh CIty,
20 OF the tails 6i07 cwt, with l7c. offered 81 ID 10 the
cst and lsc for IS head, 60 70 p Cwt which would dress
sA7a ct; lgsc asked Reports of very few cattle
nj bauy and kilograms to hold on TO those sent down
make butchers anxious to buy Receipts since Monday
$3.50 head, against 3.C25 for same time last week.
The dead meat markets arc not active, nut tncfe Is
more frnncss Two cattle are expected at hudson
City tomorrow.
About 2CO sheep came in today viz: 10 cars at For
tcth-st cars at Hudson City, and cars NJ COumunl
paw There is a little weakness, but not much decline
from Yesterday. At FOTtietst Hume IL Elliott sold 3s
good Canada Sheep lO5 n 2I Of them ut q olOc ana lO
al IOc. S Mt(iraW had for WalwOrth, Mallory q
Co all ILL., sheep, of which were sold at bc. Ihey
were common s2b sheep. J. Kirby sold 40 IND sheep,
lOi r at gsc. average, ranging from % TO CSC Also,
500 Illinois. 81 10, at Sc at Hudson City. judd q CO.
sold state sheep, Ts b at SIC, ana car Cbpped
State sheep, u i5 AZ 7tc. At CommunpaW, knse Co
sold 60 heavy and fat Lancaster Co.. Penn sheep OF l34
lOtc, with % others, l22 D. at l0c Bells Pidcock
sold 1O2 10 Indiana sheep AT bsc There are
reported fer tomorrow cars duo at COmmunipaw, ana
i car at Hudson City Hogs even weaker than ane-
ipated Yesterday gtc. being tho highest price reported,
though some better hogs would bring 9lc. Only car
fresh was received. aud that at COmnunlpaw Ihere
Is holding over at Foethst, with Sles or 2o
head rough, i3 Michigan, at sc and l5l ono lO ID at
slc The market may be quoted heavy atS3G@tc
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Autitts Of Eaukrupttr.

THIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the 25th
dsy ofNrrh A .. i6L Wauaut 10 Bsntup.ey Hn issued
against the estate fTEOUOSUS FOWLER " the township Of
West Ornge e Coang II Essex and state of NeFJe no ss
h aIriged Bankrupt hs petitions that the paymnt OF any
aud delivery Of property beoasns " such MA
forbidden
v tls meeting q 81 hc said Bankrupt % their
debts agnees II BIZ estle Wilde ~ AZ a
Court II ankpicv holden Euhe 1873 Nan street. In the ey
Of paron Ea Jey before NJ Thomas DHotiey kesir, on te
~ A. o. at 10 O'Clock m-natet ApIh A. H.
1893 BRNAJAH DEACON uuei state Marshal a. Mtssgtger
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
A.. d. Bankruptcy
sg tb c.tate n WILLIAM ~ CURTIS Of ito ToEnshP Of West
Ouge County E1 aad state Of New Jersey who has been all
ued bautft petition that payment oi any des ami
devery property belonging such bank 70 hm L li use
ar The transfer Of property by him forbidden by Law that
meeting of Tire creditor of The said bankrupt their debts and
of bis estate will be held at Court oi
,nkuptrv 10 De bon AZ l35 Maust the city of Paterson,
Seese before Mr. Thomas D. Honey Register on the oarh day
OF A. D. 1903 Al 10 O'Clock, Dated April t lboi
ApJ isw1aP BREAJAH DEACON l. Marshall as Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

TRAISS LEAVE NEwloR6; go,
For New Haven snd Bridgeport 1oO 800 ttAl uWA n l"i'
url go (hK) 3f5 40, anIG00 (INl 49,. N =, N
Per Milford Stratfonl Fairfield Southport aHd nesofN "V ''
a IA a45, y. aoo ~,
Tor 100 G0O S 300 llJO n l-I9 NEAb NV NsAb
14s $50 (gr.l so, AOo tBi1 p. IA
For Dareu 100, 500 ll.5 a. ~ 1t5, 40 5y n . a..
Tor Stmard 100 500 (xl 900 llJ0 Rl5 (Er 2B, 400
WI J. a45, - (EL), 40 SO. go 400 (ELl p -,
Pur Intermediate stations go 9V lIJ1 nj EI'
345, 40 80, 60 ?. N ....a ,, -,
For Boston via Springfield 600 tkIl, 800 Er), G~ n
For Boston via Shore Line lZi5 Ok, go p NJ "a
FoF Hartford aud Springfield 500 m (EIL lAl' dW tbhh S
p n. A..
teai 1fO p. n. 20 Northampton. ..
HsrfJrd Providence and fshkI tAfoal
T. N.
l2l5. 500 ao0 y.
For Canal Railroad. l7.l5 p. m. 70 Northampton
Fnr fousatonc RiiToad, At0 q. N AGO 2.
Nor Sangafack Rairnad. 400 a. ia, 3lO
FoT Danhury NoTwalk Railroad, 100 $40 A. m A0
Connolioas SesPHgCars attached 10 eco n tram ovr c.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Circu. Court Commissioner for Saginaw County, Michigan
M6iAWgwF


SoI TiIp MT A. LIZ fSstRIS1E CON-
PAEY EEWYORK, plaintiffs. sgsnn WILLIAM SKlDNORE,
Executor last N and testament of Finku hanopb deoasd
Caroline L. Randolph wdos Of the said Franklin T. Randolph de-
ceased: aud Emma A. C bis Wife william T. Ling aud
Pi.abeh Ispg hs wife; Randolph widow Of William r.
Randolph, deceased sina y Rahdoh u 9 T. hssfoPh wpan
Randolph Franklin Randolph Eifaheth l. T. thf Eih Cle
Emma r. Il Msu1 George Merrill Elizabeth b. Lang J,me b.
Lang Rdgar Lang and Frankn Lang Amended sun
mons for relief To the DeeDdan You hereby
aud required to the cempsis' y l ao hea has
This dsy the Office Of the Ceb Of The Cy aud Conuy of
EewYork Hall Ia the Ciy Of New oIi and To see copy
az vou answer complaint tie subscribers At thr ONCE
vs g Broawsy IN the Cy sewYorh within twenty dsys after
the service this exclusive Of tue dy of such service
ami h ron the sad complaint within Tie time Aforesaid tie
ppa In s will appy The Court of The relief demanded 10
H. ynplaint.-Dated, New York March 6lh lboo
N' r. NJ HARIsOS aud j. T. DAVIES, rarhaf AtorneyL
nft qf.uGu uV
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
cUpRFuE COURT.-ABRAHAM b. cox,
CUPREME COURT.

In the natter oftbe Application Commissioner of the Csatril
iu hff.f u tn Ma p Aldermen -Ad NoloAaJ 'l
th. Jliy VI Ncalof. relative to - ,
A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Between Fnshh sud FErnoih Streets ard The fhh an Sh
ayenuss street ang et n with on We .est.Fy sue
thereof ,rtsuilg y gth street g. I'm nuth street
IL THE CtTf OF NENiORh.
The Bosr o. Of he Ccua Park N the name Ad IN
ofe MAYOR Aldermen and Commoap ol The Cg 81 heN.
Yo 1unt T. the he Legislature u the People o the Stie
n Nrs Yors entitled % provide for the laying on ad
lg II tlr portions 81 C ard County of Newiork passed
Arr lih 1909 three trhs being present hereby g,e notice h
nenl arrl1 g. TIE Supreme our ~ 'hr ffst y'a III ~
H. hfs o special Term ~ Aad tourt 10 be hfd ~ he
Ctr a In tie Cty SewioTt Wriaesi, the mernih day
anil g a tie pturs hat day there.
sn ~ Counsel ~ heard thereon nr tie appoutrnto Oomt
ers Of f,sie n The ahoyreued mAieri that
M t d extent VI the improvement hereby ntcned the open.
W rd a,rg oat Putlc Squa Place between Fteght and
Eh aud Sixth and % street
M, m In Width westerly size thereof extending om fiy
eighth street FtrLiuth street ~ ld 0l by ile Commissioners VI
the Central park in the CITY # Newlok
RICHARD OGOkMAN Counsel 70 the Corporation
Dated New YORK March 2lst l9A
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODTTCE.


April 2.-5,17G bbs. Flour, 1910 bbs Corn Meal To-
racks Corn Meal ASH bush Wheat 22O2O ous Corn Ia
bush Oats 1880 BUSH Malt, 26 bush. Seeds 39j pigs
Beef 2l9 bbls Pork 25 pkg Cut Meats 226 kgs Lard
1647 bbls Petroleum sl8 pkgs Butter 33 pigs Checse
q bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

W-JERSEY r. R.-FOr PHILADELPHIA,
~ Wa Kensilgou.' $50 Via Camden, PIN Via
Phs 10 An 2 M pn and night For Bait and Washington
s.40a 50 pnE For south aud S"est-S 40 an IL noon
T:3lp m +.
F0R TIE wFST-To Cincinnati aud Chcago-3to m u m,
p m 100 o. ~ The 9ij aud $50 trans through vita but
nroagh
change making Connections ~ hcnnan as y
early by other ~ Y lines Family c1mparnut cars Also on
Mon and Thars through 20 Chicago Wtaolt change
connecting other lines with all morning trains rom
Cbcsga. ('Dsnr) r. w JAChnON yea ehp I
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WlN-
- TER ARRANGEhENTSb
Leave Jsmesssp " Y a9a via L. karoadto JapaeA iof
Babylon aud al aAJ-stationS -, g.,
Leave Friuknsve Brooklyn, at sos via Brooklyn Central
Railroad 10 Japscs for Babylon aud all sAY stations
Jsnessp n T. at via L. l. Railroad 10 Jamaiei Tor
Babylon and al wsJ stations =, o.,
Te,y. Prrkaye BROOKLYN, at25J via Brooklyn Central
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Bah5lon and all Sar-stA uois
Leave Bahon Il 1885 for Jamaica and al yfaons eonaecf
rg With Railroad arriving at Jamesshp al 10 a. M
Leave for Jamaica and all sty-staon connect
Ing wib Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at FrlukHa'e
BrOoklTn, al 10 a. N. ,, ., -. -.
Iesv. Babylon for Jamaica snd oil waysatons con
necting VI l. Railroad. arriving at JAnesssp a. p m
1870 for Jsmaea and all Nsisstons con
ree,ng " Brooklyn Central Raoad, arriving az fAnkhn
ave Brokyn and connecting also With the horse OF
tninnt~. X WHITE. Superintendent
10 take effect Nov. g. 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
miscellaneous.

DRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES aud
ID EYEGLASSES prs-s th sight Opt l'! broiisa
ISRIGGB's ALLENIATOR-Fo Catarrh. Ncu-
Id rAga Headache, Rheumatism srus sold By lTuGgt b.
express. zoe. and 81 Samples iss .. , o. =. -. 49,,
DIANOS, &c.-Elegant new 1-Octave rose
Psnos warranted iur ftr ~ $50 nearly
200. Meoieon watches. Jcse PsHtgrs. ssfs A'uls,
Plated Ware. Capcts AZ harxa J. p yoNhs No ?. A-l-t
DIG IRON-No. 1 Scotch and American
Fonnerv aul Forgs Pg Iron, from P yari sHi direct o
'''-'''' JAMES WILLIAMSON Co. 20 CO Waist, ny
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-In the
~ matter The sppaton Of RICHARD AMBRhAN snd CH Ahlhs
PRATT for the dissolution Of COOPERATION called the DE- kALB
order Of the Supreme Court spee
Term the CITY H. Of the City ef FeEfo In the ffst JS1
such Corporation required show cause they bare why sech
Corporation dissolved before Daniel lngham IT, e.q
Referee duly spponei for that purpose DIS ohee namheI o
the Cay York on the eishhdA ofJp neI @
clock afternoon which time and place said Referee vii
proceed po Of the parties and take test
uony IN relation theret0.-Dsted April z. 1868.
' HENRY BREWSTER Attorney for Applicants,
e. n.o.A~ Yorh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
SUPREME COURT. In the

~ natter lbe application RICHARD AMBRMAH and CHARLES
PRATT dissolution corporation called the FROST PETkO'
LEuM c0MPANrBy order Of The sgpreme Court spse, Tern nm
tr MARCH, iss all Interested IN such cor
poaon required show any they have WY neh oop
should dissolved before Daniel fngrsham esq
dny sppontei for that At bis oce number S B
Sssiork the eighth day ofJuy lneI 1908 at
O'Clock eOon which ne snd place said Reiree VI" pro-
and proofs VI the plTue and t.ke teo
in relation thereto-Daied April Z. 1863
, HENRY BREWSTER. Attorney for APplieants,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM CHARLESTON April 2In steamship Chares.on-N, Gro;
lin and wife Mira Lydeker Mr. W. Conrad ~ simmons Miss
KiunahAs Detv M E. erle. j. G. Iiedmann. Mr. fem
ming daugh Hugh Chra Gus ChraT hr- Morse ss
Ms A. L. Gillespie Dr. Kemp, Mr. Gibsoa lazy and ehld hss L.
Barton, and Others IN the steersge.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sau 54 San 62Il Moon s<us''' Si'i
~ DAL
Sandy HOoE..., 48 Cows Island. ass Hell Gae'''' e'S
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
\ T0ZG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar

rsugueutChanse Of Tine-Leays Jmrssp 4, Msesa With
trius faf Glen Cove Heinps'ad IL o. NJ s!9s,s RJ
,nl all vAy-statons. p Express uaa ly' ha' M
.s, s iIcn Cove passenger train, aud s wsyatoh w.
Frme and eppstsd passenger ah aHa Tor Nor'a ip sSa'
ssSay RIcr.o Train leaves Hunters Point ssA M Ae' "
huLleIs we. - " - d KAE1ON. Snnernteudenk
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
i1larblt If1anttls.

8k(llDN 2Hd'ltl9'
UGUSTUS TABER 81 BRO.
N tuPoarXRs WHOLESALE prALTRs ~
ITALIAN AND AME.iCAS MARBLES
STEAM MARBLE WORKS 10 ilJ Natr',- NrA.loLt.
MARBLE MANTELS.--A large stock on hand,
vi Ill read, s,ttus 1 large huins lc1 mui be sou 10
az pTcr arrsrnt oi rchu.l'nE
A. KLABEit 40. IA Ess ti-hieeuil - uehI lLllaIe
MARBLE MANTELS in great varieties AZ
vi reduced rrees KLAEEBN MANIFAtTOIf " u IfsF
ave near Thri pdee hst before purchasing ecHlefe MN
e. prt up 10 the eoutr-.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
VA ri Marble Send Or catalo- l. u NlE"ANi
No 0O5 si1thaye. Letsven 1hirihh aut lhniF-sih ss
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

Csfcaao .SpA ALToS RAILROAD 20,
gR's OFFICE CHICAGO Ill March ~ l99s
NOTICE to STOCK and BONDHOLDEhS.
~ hereby Stockholders and voting Boudhoder'
~ a. Sso Railroad Company, that the sunual lAse
Compauy election Of thse Directors and transaction
other that may be presented vii be hd at TIE once
m moe m The transfer books Of the COMPANY viii be closed at
ne % Of busress 25h inst and reopene for transfers
~ nCrrios Of Apri z 1903 w NJ LARRABEE SeereiaTv.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
6urponiiun ilulius.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
-
houses ard lots improved usimproged ud Affected eftl hat
ofee Of tie Board examination D. all prsOns terea
ltPor bnding sewers 55 h,rcti' from lhageus 10
and through llh-aycuus. vith lrauch n lDtLavcHur.
-Fo building 10 75tA aud 10th streets between ~ and fih'
with brauchcs in Aih avenue
JFO buug sewer u On avenue om 3 street 70 aAd ousi
54th.strrst. - % feet ost of 7hsveuur
hy such acelt Include a the several houses
aud ronud ard psTce NJ ar situated on
t-Bo Of J aud n 10th 90 ih avenues also
both sides lUvenu from Jd 10 3hstfeetsi also both sias o
ilth. from l2l o. 18th streets
sides of 18th and 10th streets from l 20 aYenues also Tie
east side of fth avenue. from 18th % 7.n street.
" 81 fthtreCts; TIE norm
sle u Asireei and both sides Of 5ih 5jh t0 5Ih, and t
shavenurs, uso The north side ~ ail ec ai
sides ~ 5h 55th aud 5Ghsrees from 5h % thartnu's
AUsrs whose bv the above named
who opposed The ether ol them are requested
present writing 10 JACOB OAKLEY, Chairman
The ~ stth oee No - Chambers street base
House. within thirty tay from TIE date Of tbs notice
yAG9B ,,9 r. IlSSd.T, 9AESdtLY, (p...,., ,...,,...
ISAAC O HUNT
Ohco Board Of Asis'sors NeS CourtHouss Msrch 81 ssa
EERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.-At the
il Cy Hall THURSDAY the 9Th day Of MAY l8d al n ocloek
~ viii be sold PabHc Auction TO the highest bidder vh aie-
Quate security for of ten years from he ~ dsy MAJ lo
The LEASE the Py established from tie foot james
vt 10 Hunters Point. Long Island. ...
LEASE Of the Ferry established from the foot oJaR
sonst. 10 BROOKLYN. Long Island
conditions Of sale he bad application AZ the Comp
trole Once By order Of tie Coumosr n the sinking fund
RICHARD b. CONNOLLl, Comptroller
City ofSewYoh Department o. Finance, ComPTo' oaee April
l. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
STEAMBOATS, mS RaiIroaSs.

nAILY LINE for CATSKILL and interme-
dats Isndugs-The ss ambost THOs POWELL leaves TUES
DAY and THURSDAY q. and SATURDAY At 10 siesnooa'
HRw CHAMPION MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY ats p M
for ftplT Trauki iu-stN r.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

An Illustrated Guide the principal suburban places on NE ne
the Division ofhs Railway hss been pPree am cav %
FAMED Al Office Company by those wishing 10
P''''' ~ Wv II RIDDLE, General supt y
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
1ltoSimg Caros, &t.

AT WM. EVERDELLS SONS, No: l04 Ful-
N ton.s-WEDDISG CARDS Lad FINB STAIIoNERl' 'hs'A"
hshrd l81l
CHAPMAN & BLOOMER, No. 40 FultOn-st.--
! WEDDISG CARDS of the latest stiles MONOGRAhs &c
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. la
COMMENCING JUNE g. ljjI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.lORK:

p,s, Station ok Twenty sevenh and Fourth
ave- Entrance TSeatyssIenth.L
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
CRIE RAILWAY.--TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

srSp.r TR,rs-s3o m Train, for osTll. !, m srd
3:3J p m for Paterson $50 Eght Eeprts Tor pantrE nf
o kocheser Salamanca all points West and Soah uVp TO-
Emyrant Way Train; l;oO for Paterson and poTs Ssrx
through 10 SALAMANCA, Dank aud bulao
change coaches aud direct connection with all southen S
Western lines .u
Night Trans r. ~, a., p.0,a~.x
Depot foot Of Chaab EewyOrk ao Long Dock Depot 'sey
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
CJTPREWF COTTRT of fhe STATE of NEW
CUPRFNE COITRT-City and County of New

The compliant 10 this hc IN the Office the Cef Of the
Civ and County of York March looa
BRowE, HALL YANDBRPOEL.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Slnntiug.

NITM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 FnltoE st.
w -sIEAM JOB PRINTERS AMI LABEL AANuFACILE
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-09
No Health without VIgOr.

The wear and tear Of life tells upon us all more
or less. What are we but machlnesl The vital
principal Is the motive power that keeps the
human engine In motion; bnt as beams, pistons,
connection pipes, eondensers and boilers wear
out, 50 do organs, muscles, tissues and all the
compound parts of that marvellous piece Of work
called MAN.
The mechanism Of the body requires 10 be re.
paired and strengthened just as much as the
mechanism employed to grind corn. or spin cot
ton, or weave cloth. Steam cannot drive broken
shaft or impel o drum or a wheel that Is out Of
geari neither can the vital force act through
paralyzed limb, or an inert organ
ARE YOU WEARING OUT? Do you ieel that
any one Of your organs-your stomach, liver,
bowels, nervous system, or any other essential
part Of your organization, falters in this work
If so, repair the damage with the most powerful,
yet harmless Of inygorants, HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERs. Remember that debility
Is tile Beginning Of the End that the climax
Of al weakness Is a universal paralysis Of the
system, and that such paralysis Is the immediate
precursor Of DEATH
Don I wait for disease TO commit its raYagei
before you commence the STRENGTHENING process
Keep the whole body in a vigorous condition by
prereHting far as possible, the nroads Of decay
Repair the waste Of nature with natures best
tonic, AosTETTER's BlTTERS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-09
LITgnAnY NoncEs-We have re.

LITERARY NOTICES I'VE have re-
eeiyed the April number Of the Ohio Ed0eation-
al Monthly. The following Is tho table Of con.
tents Notes on Teaching Natural Science;
Course Of study for High Schools; Be ye per.
feet Too much Arithmetic; English Grammar
IN the Cincinnati District Schools; The theory
and Art Of Teaching School Officers Depart
ment and Editorial Department; Miscellany.
This Is a good number. Published at Columbus
by f. E. White, at 81 so per year.
We have received No. /, Vol. /, Of
The Champion. tis published at Springfield,
Ohio, by Whitley FassleT & Kelly, and edited by
Quincy A. Pets. $500 per year. II win be de.
voted to the Agricultural and Manufacturing In
'terests Of the country. It presents q good ap-
pearance.
The good old American Agricultu-
rist for April has come right along, with lie bas.
ket running over with good things. Our farm
ing aud gardening together cover nine acres Of
ground. and for that small amount Of the busi-
ness we would not do without the Agliculturist
for ten times It's cost How any .farmsr can get
along without it is more than we can understand
Send 81 so to Orange Judd & Co., New York,
and try 1t one year.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-09
Medical.

A FEw FACTS THE PEOPLE ouoHT TO KSow.--
That Dr. l. T. Monahan treats all private and
chronic diseases without the use of mercury or
any poisonous agents. That his treatment Is
much more successful in private aud chronic dis i.
cases than any Of his competitors. That bis
treatment in acute diseases relieves aud cures his
patients much sooner and more permanen tly than
the treatment adopted by the old school, That
under his system of practice fewer visits are re-
qulred thereby saving much expense to his
employers. That be can perform oper atlons
with as much skill as any surgebn who served a
few years in the army can. That he knows as
much about the theory and practice Of the old
school rs any ofhis competitors; having thor
oughly studied the Aopathic System of practi &C
previous to having studied the New System.
The afflicted are invited to find out these facts by
laying aside their prejudice and testing the merits
of his treatment by giving fair trial.
Hundreds of certificates of cures could be given
Of private and chronic diseases of long standing
when other physicians have failed.
Office in Drug Store, third door below Orange
Furnace Store, jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-09

Most BITTTERs of the present day
that are loudly pufIed through the newspapers
as having great tonic and curative properties are
vile compounds and base impositlons, containing
no medicinal virtues whatever, ard are really
very poor whisky beverages; ind, instead Of act
ing os o stimulant and tonic, have tendency TO
weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the
coating. The public should therefore be very
cautious, and purchase none but RObaeks StoHl-
ach Biters, which have stood the test as q rene
dial agent for many pears and are really as their
name indicates, stomach biasrs, and not beeer-
age. They combine the properties Of the best
tonic and stimulant--a gentle laxative IN eff
cient anti-bilious agent and the best stomacbic
known TO the world, aud, when taken in conjune-
tion with RoBacks Blood PiAs, are the safest and
surest preventive against all bilious derange-
ments, thoroughly regulating the whole system
and giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recommended as an inyigorat-
ing tonic to mothers while nursing, increasing
the flow OF milk, and for couvaleseents, to re-
store the prostration which always follows long
continued sickness, they are unsurpassed No
household should consider themselves safe from
the ordinary malndics without these invaluable
medicines. They can be obtained of any drug
gist, Sold by DR.. o. C. MILLER, Jackson.
Mar 10, 1868-1m