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Toledo Marker.
TOLEDO, December 1

= :. TOLEDO, December I
Flour quiet. Wheat, white, 1c better
amber 1a2c lower; sales of No. white
Michigan att 04 amber l 7Ia1 rs, clo
sing at the outside figure; No. 2 red, /
70. Corn Sc lower; No. l, 90c new, 12c
new rejected, Csc; do. condemned, 5Sc
Oats at SIC for No l and Michigan. Rye
a shade lower; No. l, | 50; Michigan
l 2S; No. 2, l %. Cloverseed 20
Dressed Hogs SSagIc.
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@We shall publish in next weeks
paper an ugly expose, of the frauds con
necfed with the Lunatic Asylum al
Athens, from the Cincinnati Commercial
of November 80 The Legislature this
winter will knock that swindle upon the
people, sky high. r.. as.-.s.tss,' f,,s
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An Autic Young Lady.

A very extraordinary and romantic
affair, in which a young lady of Newark
played part, is related by the Advert
ser, of that city. 1. appears, from its
story, that some time ago young gen
tleman, whose parents reside in respect
able quarters in New York city, and are
said to be wealthy, won the affections OF
a daughter of Mr.. John Englehorn, of
Newark, and eloped with her, before yet
her parents thought her old enough to
be influenced by the tender passion
She was taken to the residence of a
friend, on Long Island, from whence
she was, soon after, reclaimed by detec-
tives from Newark, on complaint of Mr.
Englehorn, who also commenced suit
against the man for abducting the girl
Pending the suit, the youthful lover,
who seemed to have the most innocent
intentions toward Miss Englehorn, car,
ried her off for the second time, and
placed her again on Long Island at some
hotel While here, and during his alb
sence, she yielded to the entreaties of &
gentleman living in the same hotel, and
married him, The indignation of lover
Ne. l, when this phase of affairs was
presented upon his return, was almost
uncontrollsble,, He states that he was
only restrained from turning the comedy
into tragedy by the absence, of his
pocket pistol. He returned to Newark
and so did the newiy-married couple
the husband expecting to find only 6
warm reception from, his father n,law
His turn for surprise, however, had come
He was sunmarilY Yeiected from the hQust
and his bride locked up in her room.-It
was too late TO 3queneh fame,A and the
girl, ,clinging to her last love, was allow
| ed to return to her husband, leaving q
disconsolate fatherrandl an, extra lover
- 49, -
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81. Louis Market. !,

ST. LOUIS, December 4.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged with
good demand for low grades.
WHf;AT-Choice and fancy in good
demand and firm; ether grades lower.
CORN Ill Unchauged at 66a70c. 4
OATS--Unchanged at 53a55e. slq
-RYE-A little better att Is.
notwithstanding ged. &c:
WHISKY-Unchanged at 95a96c.
, .aBACON--Shoulders 1loi elearsside;
16Aa1Tc, and declining. .sl,,,ssya,sa q
{ sP0IsiS-Little firmer at az ta23es4s1
" LARD Sslee at &c for tierces, 'rrs
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Carpets Don't pay The high Prices,

suNHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., of Bos-
+ ton, Mass, established nearly quarter o!
a century ago in their present location, in
Halls over II, 73, as, Al, 70, 81, 83, So and 81
Hanover street, have probably Furnished
more houses with Carpets than any other
house in the country. In order to afford
those at a distance the advantages OF their
low prices, propose to send, on the receipt oil
the prizes, 30 yards or upw Yards of their beau
tfui cottage Carpeting, at so cents per yard
with samples of ten sorts, varying In pnee
| from as cents to So per yard, suitable for iur'
nishing every part Of any house, deelw4
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81 EDo. MOORE and WILDEs expect to
intimidate us by their long winded In
dictmehts? ? If SO, they are mistaken.
We have several damaging communi-
cations in our possession, which will be
given an airing in our columns soon.-
Look out for them, Men of Athens!
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New York Cattle Market.

tN. II q NEW s1ORk, NOV. 3V y
Receipts of the week: 5;613 beeves
sc, 246 sheep and lambs; 24,252 hogs.
BEEF-The week opened slow, with
moderate inquiry for good, while prices
ruled slowly. On Friday, however, pri,
ces receded, and on that day the best
sold at 155c. To-day the supply aggre-
gated about $500 head: Butchers felt
more like buying, and the market, with
out being higher, was frmer, Prices
ruled from 13a16c for common to good,
with few extras as high as lie. The
butchers are preparing now in good ear
nest to vacate the down town slaughter
houses by the 1st Of January. Prices at
National Yards: Poor to medium at Ga
12c; medium to fair steers, l2al4e; good
steers to fat oxen, 14a15lc; prime to ex
ira, 155a16bc.
SHEEP-Have had but a very mode
rate sale. We cannot report any change
from last week, so far as prices are con-
cerned. Though the market is no tirmer
to-day we have supply of 1,436 head
at Communipaw, 4,7S5 at Bergen Hill,
and 1900 at Fortieth street The stock
being very poor, the market was slow
and prices barely maintained. Common
to fair sheep, 4a4llc, good to prime 4Ia
sc; extra 54a6c lambs, 6!a74c.
SWINE-The heavy supplies have
further depressed the market, which
leaves off to-day very fiat, at our figures.
Prime heavy corn fed, 7 624a7 10; me-
dunn, 7 37Ia7 624; common, TAI 81.
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.&EWill4 the. Cincinnati Commercial
or Chillicothe Gazette inform US Of the
of the bids received by the Trus-
tees, for the carpenter work of the Lu-
natic Asylum at Athens, and the amount
OF each 2 -. .,H- -1-EH .'E-- w
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C Dr BurtOn's
ACCO An TIDOT e.

TOBAC co A N tt ID D I e
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR
w ,ToBAceo. 1t is entirely Vegetable AMI
harmless. IT PuRlriRs AND EsiCnss THE BLoof'
invigorates the system, possesses great nour-
ishing and strengthening. power, is an excel
lent appetizer, enables ths stomach TO digest
the Leartiest food, makes sleep refreshing and
establishes robust health. SMoEsRs AND CRBw-
ERs FOR SIXTY YEAEs CURED. Price, Fifty Cent,
post free. a treatise on the injurious effects
of Tobacco, with lists of references. testimo'
mails, &c, sent free. Agents wanted. ad-
dress DR.. 7. r. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J.
Sold by all Druggists. declwla.
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VINO Can BEAT THEM Pm March
last EDWARD SALISBURY, Esq, purchased
two pigs that weighed 81 and 80 pounds
respectively. He butchered them last
week, and, when cleaned, one weighed
392 and the other 3S5 pounds. Who
can match them?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

HTHoMAs H. F. PAssMoRE, formerly
of this place, was the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, at Che late election, in
the Sd District of Wisconsin. We have
seen the returns from Grant County in
which roM ran ahead Of SErMouR. His
opponent was elected.
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Wanted-Agents- sas ps1 month 10 stSs sss,

Wal tedrAgents.- Sss ssa month 10 s.ss sss'
rywhero. male and female, 20 Introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED C0MMoNSENSE ia NJ
NY SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid
and embroider in most superior manner.
Price, m only SIS, Fully warranted for Eve
wears. We will pay 81 900 for any machine
that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than ours. 1T makes ! ne
uaElastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can he cut. and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it,. We pay agents
from S7sto $500 per month and expenses, or
A commission from which twice that amount
can be made. Address, @sEC0MB u so.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, or BOSTON, MASS. :.
z CAUTION N--Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or othe
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. declw4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

HIook out forhorse thieves. There
are several suspicious characters prowI-
ing abeat through this aceanty, without
any apparent business or means of sup
mort A1tsd {ilflsi Z g3st0D
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, NOV. 20.
CATTLE. ID
The offerings at the scales during the
past week amounted to 2, 2,0S0 head against
.2,O53 last week Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
3 Toad 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows, 4 00a5 so; fair quality Beeves
6 Ooa7 90. and the very best Beeves "a
I so per 100 lbs, the average price being
about 5 25 gross. The market was mod
erately active at about last weeks prices.
The.market has been well supplied du-
ring the past week, ,and the demand mod
erately brisk Prices day. ranged as
follows: Fair to good sheep at 3aa5c per
pound gross
HOGS. s.zi,..
The supply this week has been in ex-
cess of the demand, and. quotations are
SOC per 100 lbs lower. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat
hogs 10 5Oall 00per LOO lbs, and few
extra hogs shade higher.
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.ORlTUARY.

The subject of this notice RACHEL NEUuARr
wife of CHRISTIAN NEUHART, aged 46 years,
died on the 18th ult The deceased was con-
sistent member of the Baptist Church and gave
assurance by her christian life that she has gone
to that bright place of rest prepared for those
who love God and serve Him while here below.
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coe'. dyspepsia tdre,

viii also be found invaluable IN all Gases of
Diarrhoes, Dysentery, Colo, Summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and in tact every diserdered
condition Of the stomach. ~
Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
b. ~ .,s C. C. CLARK d. co, :,
ir2llr Sole Proprietors, Nsw Haven, CT,
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pg The attention Of our readers is di

nET The attention Of our readers is di,
rected to .the advertisement OF Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA Cure, in another part of this
paper.
90 This truly Valuable Medicine is re-
com mended bJ all lwho use it. Read the
certificates.
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NJ A h IL 4 e ID.

On the 7th ult, by David Pogue, Esq, of Bel.
mont County, Mr.. Jacob Albert and Miss Emma
Rodolpher of Belmont County.
On the Gath ult., by John Martin, Esq. Mr.
Charles S. Cain and Miss May Henthorn.
The proposition of Esq, MARTIN is all right
In four years from this date we shall expect him
to forward lis new subscriber.
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MEMPHIS, December l-Jesse Thomp-
son has been arrested at Vicksburg char
ged with the murder Of General Hind
man, he having confessed to a negro
that he did the deed, though be now de-
nies it. ~ -.-r~ '..
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF. MAILS To

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD. -
GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsville
aud CtAis mails, arrive each evening at 3
+. III. Leave each morning at 9gA.-M. .
rMesternh Marietta arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
mornings at 7A.M.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
heaxss "Wednesday mornings at 7. -AaN,sv7Z
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
mornings at z \. .M.-----.--.-------.-- N. .--..--.----
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~ Hog buyers were numerous in
town last week Our farmers disposed
Of q goodly number Of their porl1ers at
tolerably fair prices, ranging from 6to
Gle pf0sss5 eal ,yss 80 10 ssglaIs'itisst
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RWe desire all of our subscribers
to call and pay us between now and the
1st day of January. Our call has mo
reference to those who are not delin-
nEs ssssitf4 seisis ss9Ws saSsf de4-f'ia
quene yYass 3 alSasstass -lie. "..neisfis..
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To the Public.

By reference to the advertisement of
Dr. WAY, in another column, it will be
observed. that he has changed his place
Of residence, and can now be found at
his office, as heretofore, or at the resi-
deeeeo,f fudge w aY.sta',,,2 -sEI eaa ;.
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Druggists.

Any druggist in the country will tell you.
II you taks the trouble to enquire. that
every one that buys bottle Of Goes Dys-
pepsia e.from {them, speaks in the most
unqualified praise Of its great medicinal viz
tues.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

= REThe freezing rain of last Friday
made pcdestrianism very difficult. Heels
and heads were level.
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:. kF By subscribing for the Spirit
you prepare yourself to meet traders
with tks latest market prices of every
thing" sisEss ,u,s s-,;s, ssas -
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% ~T Tobacco buyers are busy at this
lime. The prices are ranging from 81
to Sc 80 per hundred pounds tsg
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HThe residence of Mr.. HARVEY
Wayne Township, Belmont
County, was 1destroyedIby fire On Satur-
day, the 2Sth ult. ="
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The spIrlt fDr 1869

81 Democrats Now is the time to form
your Clubs for the "Spirit' for'lS69.
= Make up your Clubs of Is, and over,
yearly subscribers, at 81 so each.
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WhOOpin% Cough.

The testimony of all who, have used Il for
this terrible disease during the last ten years
i shat II inssriably relieves and cures 1t.
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SAN FRANcIsco, December 1.-The
Supreme Court in full bench to-day de-
cided unanimously that Hoffman, repub-
licah, was, entitled to the office of Elec-
tor. This gives the full electoral vote of
the State to Grant and Colfax. :
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EgWho will bring us Christmas
Turkey? Don't all speak at once.
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Asr A farmer said to Us one day last
week: "Your full market reports saves
me the expense of city weekly"
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Especial despatch to the New York Times;1

! Especial despatch to the New York Times;]
Mr.. Seward and the Alabama
ClnimS--COunter Propositions
Forwarded TO Mr.. J J0hnsOn-.Im.
pOriant Amendment Suggested
7 tWAsnSeToN, ID C., November 3d.
On Friday last, after consultation in the
Cabinet, Mr.. Seward forwarded to Mr.
Johnson counter propositions in the
Alabama claims question. The nature
of these propositions has not fully trans
pired, but they are known to embody
several material amendments to the con-
vention as submitted bv Mr.. Johnson,
which amendments may be assumed to
embody the objections of Mr. Seward
and the President Among the points
objected to is the classification of the
claims. Mr. Seward desires that all the
claims since 1858, including the Alaba-
ina claims, shall be settled under one
head, and put in the same class. He al
SO objects to the distinction made in the
decisions of the Commission, to wit -
That which requires only majority to
decide the claims since 1858, while a
unanimous vote is required in the case
of the Alabama claims. He further OBJ
jects to the proposition which requires
a unanimous decision in any case, and
maintains that a majority Of the Com
mission should be sufficient to decide
all cases. He adds to the proposition
the further condition that the selection
of the arbiter by the two Governments
shall be subject to the ratification Of the
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TWICE THE kNOUNT

in any other way,
esyThe best, of Boston and New York REF
ereaces given as'sto the reliability OF 'ur
house, and that our business is conducted in
the fairest and most legitimate manner possis
Bile, an that .we-give, greater value for the
money than can be obtained N any other way.
All Goods damaged sOrSbroken
in trsus pertation replaced without charge s
E<yTCh4eks describing articles sold seut to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
if bought at any Boston or New York whole
sale House. --..-
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The Bslsam will be foundt invaluable, and
may always be relied upon In the most en-
trems ca'es.eze.b t5a, zsE Ta6s sie3'#
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EgOur Marietta letter this week is
Interesting. Read it.
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Hard Colds and Coughs

Yield al onae 10 q steady use Of this great
remedy. 1t Will succeed in giving relief
where all other reruidies have failed. SO 81 3
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hESsTbe Presidential Electors met. in
this city this day, and cast the vote. of
the State for Grant and Colfax for Pres
iaentz ahd Fice Prcshieflt - Crisfs, 90
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Clergymen.

The Rev. ISAAC ,AIsHs.i Of Allegheny, TED
titles that it has CURED him, after all other
remedies had failed.
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kF Christmas Toys of all descriptions
at the barber shop.
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of Men. Women, Youths, Misses and Chill
dren's Wear, of French and American Calf
and Zip Skins. Also a large ana varied as
sortment Of
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.ss ssE~Court commences tomorrow,
Wednesday.
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EH.The Board of Commissioners met
yesterday. Proceedings next week.
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: = HWe publish thrilling story this
week. ~ ,l4 -aT -67
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EvEvery farmer ought to subscribe
for the spirit"
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, Nov. 80

GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at this yard since Thurs
day, Doth inst, has been $50 Cattle, 800
Sheep, 2,340 Hogs. We quote prices as
follows: The supply of Beef. Cattle still
continues light, and the demand being
good, the prices are 25c per head higher,
market closing firm with all sold. We
quote extra shipping at GAG so, extra
butchers at 25a5 30, medium 4 45a4
so, and common 8 5oa4, per 100 lbs
gross, ...., :, -.,..,......
Receipts of Sheep light and demand
fair for good Sheep, with market closing
steady and firm, aud from 2a2 20 for
common to prime Sheep, 20a2 so for
| Lambs. $50. ~, q
The supply of Hogs has been very
light for the last.two or three days, and
all were disposed Of on arrival at pens,
prices being 25c per head higher thanlast
report, market closing brisk and active
and none left 'ovekss We quote extra
butchers z 50a7 So, medium '.7a7 R25
Hight butchers. 6 50a6' 'T5 per l0o Tbs
and 7 %. per 100 lbs. gross extra hcav,
would Bring sS! G. v. .,M,ARsIiAAa, !
Superintendent
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EgReading matter. on. the fourth
casz t=sf'aks Eslf.Ges- 1nfr1 tftW 'f'-r gs
page. .bsss A. shse,.s gzses 7-r s>s.
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From Lester Sexton, Of lMilwaskee.

@ MnwAuxEs, WIS, Jan "a, 1858.
Messrs, c. g, CLARK & Co.. New Haven, Ct.
Both myself aud wife have used Coe's Dys-
pepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFR0FLY
satisfactory as remedy. l have NC. hesita-
ton in saying that we have received GREAT
BENEFIT from its use. Very respectfully,
- '' 3 LgSTRR SEXTON.
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=. sr.f / -Ese t58 z
SOreThrOats /,

Keep your throat wet with the .Balssm--'
taking little and, often-ahd you will very
soon find rel: IF.
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PERsoNAL.-The base fabrication, go
ing the rounds of the papers, that DIR.
FL. T. HELMBoLD, the King of Druggists,
had become insane is without any foun
'dation whatever. He has enlarged his
business house in New York City, and
is, now doing a alarger business than any
similar establishment in the United
States. IN Writing Of, his wholesale and
retail house the NJ Y. Sun says: sit is
worthy Of the merchant princes of New
E York, although it is not at all improba-
BILE, from the continued and incessant ex-
.pansion Of the Doctors business, that
he may yet have to throw his wholesale
store into, the retail, and let the former
take care of itself in some other conye-
nient place. - .ge'iiig te7sas, -, asa .t
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Settlement. Accounts.

- .... kNlllCltCllU ASSON1l lS. % e 81.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday. December II, 1868:
Vim. Read Executor of Arthur Smytb, par
tial.
+. Muhleman Executor of j. A. Lankart, par
tial. -.-"'
J. R. Pennington Executor of Isaac Pearce,
partial. - - = =
II. B. Hill Executor of J. O. Dent, final.
J. Davis sad B. NJ. Loper Administrators Of
Alfred Davis, final.
Thomas McNeely Administrator Of s. Laudy,
=. Lehman Administrator of Anna Lehman,
final.
Thomas Hayden Administrator of Henry Slime,
partial. ---.-.-
J. Ingold Administrator Of Jacob Ingold, par;
tial.
Isaac Pooth Guardian of J. Miller, SEN, par
tial. - .+ . =
-#s.a.as.. --r W. 7. SINCLAIR,
decl ,l86Sw3. Probate Judge.
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.A l,reat 13lessfng,., ),

From Re:u L. F Ward, Auon, Lordin Co., o.
Messrs., srRosa l. ARMSTRONG, Druggists.
Cleveland, o: ~" 'f'''sst'e
E GssrLxxEs: 1tgives me great pleasure 70
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the use Of Goes Dyspepsis Curs. shs
he's been for a nun Der of years greatly troub-
led with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent
paroxysms Of constipation, which so prostra-
ted her that, she was all the while, for months,
unable 70 do any thing. she took, at your
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de.
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT, andis nov
comparatively we'll. She regards this medi.
cine as great blessing. Truly yours,
.a Jan 49, 1858. "a L. F. WARD.
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