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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-19
THE JUBILEE.

The demonstration Of rejoicing
on Saturday night, by the people
who feel the election OF Grant to
be public blessing. was partici
patod in by the largest assemblage
of people that has gathered in our
city on any political occasion for
years. From dark until o late
hour, the streets were alive with
joyous crowds, and brilliant with
the blaze of bonfrcs, illminations
and fireworks. The torch light
procession, though not ono tenth
in magnitude what it would have
been but for the inability to pro
euro torches, was very fne-espo.
cially in the display made in de,
scending Main street hill, with a
dazzling locomotive head light in
tho lead, two of which were fur
nirhed for the occasion by Master
Mechanic GOULD, of tho G & a.
Railroad Shops, and the muItitu-
dinous discharges of Roman can
dies and other fire works by the
numerous torch bearers, the whole
keeping step to the fine music Of
the Lancaster Brass Band, and
that of the Rcnshaw family of fife
and drum celebrity. A special
train brought a company of some
200 Grant Tanners from GAINESVILLE,
whose presence added much 10 the
brilliancy of the occasion.
After the procession. an i'm
pense meeting was organized in
front of the City Hall, with Capt
A. r. KELLER as Chairman, who
promptly introduced Gen M. D
LEGGETT, of GAINESVILLE as the first
speaker. The General gave the
vast crowd one of his bes! speech
es, exactly suited to the occasion
and that is saying enough to give
an idea of it's excellent quality. He
was followed by Col W IL. FREE
Of New Lexington, in one of his
telling off-band efforts. The
speeches stirred the enthusiasm Of
the vast crowd to its dtpths, q:
was evince by repeated thundert
Of cheers.
The sky,rockets and othor fire
works, sent off fro m the roof Of the
tai! Shseffer building, under the
supervision of DR.. ]. r. Beck form
ell prominent and magnificent fea
, ture of the demonstration. which
taken altogether, was one OF th'
most imposing and brilliant eve
soen 10 Lancaster.
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LETTER FROM MISSOURI.
B ISDEPgNbESeB, NO., - 1
Nov. 10 'G8
Nov. 10, 'GS.

Editors Gdzette:-Thinking some
ofour friends in old Fairfield might
be desirOus Of knowing something
of our journey west, | take this
method Of informing them.
After a drive Of thirty one days
we arrived safely at our new home,
on Monday evening, Oct. 10Th.
1868. Except some four days, we
had very fine weather, and gene
rally good roads; yet We Travelled
over some as rough roads as | ever
saw. We Travelled from 100 to 1855
miles week, laying by on Sun
days, except the last Sunday out,
We travelled all day, so as to reach
our destination on Monday. WDt
All through Indiana, Illinois and
East Missouri, we met from four to
ten teams daily, returning from
Missouri, giving all manner Of rea
SONS for not staying in that State;
some not having so much as un.
loaded their plunder, but started
back Immediately. Some we over
took on the way had heard Of fight.
ing ahead. and would 60 no fur
ther. The turtheNwe got west the
less VIC heard Of trouble ahead.
The election in Jackson county,
Mo, $50 far as Grant and Seymour
we're concerned,) went off very
quietly; there was some excitement
about Che offico of Sheriff, buI no
serious troable that | know of.
Kansas City it is supposed has
increased her population about
8, 900 in the last twelve MONTHS
They claim the erection Of over
eight hundred dwellings since
March last, and three hundred more
to be completed by tho lst of Jan
uary, 1869. A great many very
large business blocks have been c,
rected this season, in all parts o.
the city. In some places they ex
cavate earth 10 tho depth Of forty
feet, to get down on level Will
the street, before laying the found
alton. Nearly all tho streets ar,
80 completely blockadcd with build
ing material as to be almost impaS
sable.
As 10 the amount Of business be
ing done, it ls but necessary to say
that they have five banks in sue
cesstpl operation, and three NOR,
incorporated, two of which hav,
large forces engaged on their build
ings.
While l am writing snowflake
are falling as large as walnuts, yo
it is quito warm. .
Very respectfully,
EMANUEL FETTER.
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The Reese River ReceiHe of the
Oath ult. has an account OF the ex
plosion, through carclcssness, Of
1000 kegs Of powder, Oh the 10Th,
at the mouth ofTwclve.mile cauon,
FIVE miles east of Gravclly Ford
The explosion was believed to have
been caused by Pritchard, one OF
the killed, igni,ing a match on a
wheel OF one OF the wagons. A.
Pritchard, George Rothloch and
three Chinese were killed, and E
B. Hammon, Richard Shilling,-
Strowbridge, an unknown man
and several Chinese were severely
burned. Most Of the horses and
mules in the wagons near were
blown to atoms.
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In fIy:Sescp c66p pueS- Tf New
York. ,ontside Of Now York and
Kings, tho msjorities against Hof-
man amount TO 5S,ls9: John A.
Griswold carried forty -four coun.
ties, while Hoffman carried only
twelve beside New York. Kings
and Albany. and he won nearly
all those twelve BY very Amall ma =,
jorities. -, -.- -.rf.
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MARRIED.

HoPKINs-4GIESY the i2th INST, by the
Rev. P,nD Schory, at tho residence of the
brides father, Emanuel Giesy, ESQ.,, Lieut.. u.
Ii. Hopkius, OF Negauhee, Michigan, with Miss
Harriet A. Glesy, of this eit~
Thegallant Lieut.. and his fur bride did not
tail to remember the printers, as was attested
by "a fine supply and variety Of choice cake
All hands partook w,R-aEdcrity, md the good
wishes that went up must have their eticcS ns
The prayers ofthe righteous avail much.
KIM NBAR-DUDLEY--Nov 4th, by tho Rcy,
9, NJ Bethauser, at south Bloomfield. Albert
Q. Knnear, NJ. d., to Miss Isabella G. Dudley,
all Of Piclaway county, ''l i
Observation-Disclosures. 9Th, by
the Rev. @. N. Bethauser, at the parsonage,
SIMON p. Miller,,of Fairfield county to MISS
Francis Il. Westenhaver, of Pckaway county.
BuLLENBAUGH-wI MsoN. -Noyen-
Der 18th, by The Rev. y. NJ. BethRuser, at tho
residence OF the brides parents, Israel Boien-
haughto Miss Elizabeth Williamson, all ofthIs
county.
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AOcTloEEEE.--SGo the eaid gof
Mr. s. II. .JCollumbeF, AuctIoneer,
&c. GILL on sAM when you want
q job Of crying done.
The great blast al Lime Point
near San FrAncisco, for which
preparations had been going on for
some months, was exploded Octo
Der a. The mine was cighty-two
feet deep, with chambers one bun.
dred and eighty feet Twelve tuDs
of gunpowder wre used, and So.
900 tuns of rocks were thrown
down, 10000 of which went into
the bay. IL was the most com.
pIeteIy successful engineering feat
ever attempted on the Pacific coast.
1t is estimated that it win take
forty men six months to clear the
DEBRIS and make ready for the for
tifcations. -".---i@-4 all t....
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Coal Oil at Fifty Cents.

Messrs WM STEWART & Son
have reduced the price of coal oil
as above, at their we'll known
Queensware Store, Green's Block.
We have intended. for some three
weeks past to call attention to this
fact, but tho fates, Or the elec' ion
returns, caused us to forget it. Let
all recoIlect, now, that SrEwART's
isthe place to buy cheap Coal Oil,
and reliable article; as We can
say from reoeated trials of it.
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The Mctcoric Shower.

Last Saturday morning, the l ith
inst, we we're engaged from one
till three o'clock In watching the
"falling stars" Looking from o
window commanding the north
eastern portion of the heavens, We
timed the falling of three separate
hundreds of the mcteors, as iol-
lows: The first and second hun
dreds counted fell in tho space OF
twenty .fyo minutes each, and the
third in twenty minutes, not more
than orc third OF tho entire sky
surface being comprised in the
scope of observation. Tho rate Of
the last hundred would give not less
than 800 per hour for the entire
space above the horizon. Some OF
the meteors were very brilliant
resembling in appearance the dis
charges ofa roman candle more
than anything else We can liken
them TO. These left trails Of light
in the sky, lasting for some t'mo--
in one instance, in the eastern sky,
where the course Of the meteor
was from north to south, the pen
Gil oflight, gradually contracting
and bending from its original
straight shape, did not entirely
fade from sight for moro than halt
an hour.,r A peeuliarity Of the phe
nomenon was that the mcteors
seemed to fall most thickly at pc
riods several minutes apart, during
which as many as three were seen
at the same moment, and between
which there was an almost entire
cessation Of their appearance.
This display was not TO be com
pared with that Of Nov, ID, 1885,
but in the, absence of that most
wonderful exhibition of Npture't
performances, with which to com.
psro il, would have been considered
avery remarkable phenomenon.
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Schools.

The series Of articles communi,
Gated TO thisj,urnal by "SEXrUs,"
Ohio second of which appears this
week promises to possess prsc,
tical interest That should commend
them to the attention of all real-
/ers Interested in the subject.
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STEPHEN Il. PARSONS, Eso.-Tho
friends of this gentleman in Fair
field county (of which he was for
merly a citizen) will be gra,ided
TO DO informed OF his success IN
the canvass for the SheritfaI,y OF
Morrow county at the 01tobcr
election. Tho returns show tha.
hc received tho largest majority Of
any candidate on the ticket, from
Governor down, il bong 630 votes.
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TIE WlGwAM.--The late Grant
wigwam is now doing duty as n
stone cutters shop for the work
mon upon the new court. house. -
1t was purchased by the contract.
or, Mr.. George E. BIaire, for Sl25,
and by him removed to its present
locality.
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HlTE's Book STORE. The ad
vertisomeut Of the new proprietor
Of the wolI known Tuthill Book
Store will be found in this issue
Mr.. Hite has renovated and re-
plenishod the concern in marked
degree, and is evidently deteimin-
cd TO make it ono of tho popular
institutions of our city.
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The public dcbL statement for
October shows a reduction of
nearly Elk millions of dollars
Now that VIC are certainly to have
peace, tho public credit will soon
appreciate, and the day of renewed
specie payments will ere long
gladden. all loyal hearts.
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NOthcae-


Samuel ~ Sain. formerly Of Fairfield county
but now Of the state Of Missouri, VIII take no
tee that on the l4th day Of November, A. b.
1893, Noah McNaghten, David Pence and Aaron
7. AshbrOok AS Assignees Of said sam filed in
the Court bfCOmuun Pleas in and FOR the
county Of Fairfield and state Of OHIO, their
Amended Petition ag,ugst sad Samuel 81. "a p
md others, setting birth that on Ihe End day
Of january, 1865, he eEecuted and delivered 10
Ihsn deed conveying 70 them and their heirs
o trust, nevertheless that they would reduce
she same, or SO railch thereof IA necessary, TO
money. anq with the prOceeas pay hls debts,
and the balluee bold iOr tho uss 0f HE wife,
Sayilla Ann Sain, her heirs aEi AssignP, and
upon her request tO convey aud deliver 10 her,
all the property, both real and personal he
then owned or had any claim TO, wherever SIT
uate, except What was exempt to. him ffoln eI.
ecutiOn, and particularly an his right, title aud
interest Of, In and to the following lnd- situate
m said cOuBiy, to-a L: ii5 acres N y, J.. "a Oi
sec 22; ~ acres of the West side Oi tile :. "
u ofSec. %; ani u ayres IA the n. W. =, Of
same section, all IN Pleas tnt township and be-
ing the same upon which said ram and ms fam
lly then lived; that said plaintiff accepted SAID
trust aud entered upon the execution thereof
but that said frst two named tracts Cf land are
IncEm 5ered and the tltle Is involved III difficult
ty; and the object and prayer Of sad p ttiOn
is 10 estahlls h by the judgment Of said Court
that sad lands belong TO SAID sam and subject
TO be sold to pay his debts; TO a'..eTtAn the
| amount Of SAID incumhrance& that ssid land
may he ordered TO he sold, and for other rsl ei
And said Samuel NJ SAN ls further noihedthA'
he IL required to answer sad Petition on OF
before the third Saturday after the 3le! day OF
December, A. b. 1868.
HuETEg 4 pAuGHERTT, ....
Attorneys for PlalntIfb.
Nov. 10, ls3S-cw35
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"BarretL's'' can't bo beat.

When Rothschild heard that the
head of the Agnade family was
dead, How much does he leave?"
he asked. 'Twenty millions
"You mean eighty" mo, TWEEN
ty," "Dear me! ! thought he
was IN easy circumstances" re
marked the modern Cresus.
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Agricultural Notice.

There will be meeting Of the
Officers and Directors Of the Fair.
field County Agricultural Society
at the office of J. g. Reeves, Sec'y
Saturday, Nov. 2lst, 1868, at /
O'Clock, A. M.
A full attendance is desired in
order TO close all unfinished bust
ness for tho current year.
BY order J, s. BRASEE, Prest.
JIG. REEVES, ,Secy. 2waa
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New RURAL AND FAMILY PAPER

NEW RURAL AND FAMILY PAPER
IN New YoRK.- Messrs, PettengiI1
Bates & Co., of New York city, an,
nounce that they will issue on or
before January lst, 1863, the first
number of IA Rural and Family pa
per, to be devoted to all that per-
taiAs TO country Liic in its broad.
est sense, and to be called tho
Hearth and Home" The paper
will be under the general editorial
charge of Donald G. Mitchell, Tx
Marvel, with Mrs. Harriet Beech
er Stowe in charge Of the Home and
Fireside departments. This ar
rangement will, without doubt,
afford q journal of rare excellence,
destined to q wide and enduring
popularity.
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Young America uses "Barrett's.' u
110 LIsPENARE ST,
NEW YORK OCrODER l3, 1861.

New York OCTOBER 13, 1867.
DEAR SIR:--It is with much
pleasure that | say to you that l
consider the PLANTATION BITTERs
of untold value. In the fall of 1867
| was taken with Chills and Fever,
with the most severe pains in my
chest and head. 1t was with great
difficulty that l could BREATHE
My lungs were greatly distressed,
and there was severe pain in my
right sidc, by spells l could
hardly get up from my bed.
called a Doctor, who attended me
all winter without the least bcne.
fit. About the first of August ]
commenced using your PLANTA'
TIoN BITTERs-n wine,glass full
three times a dayj+-and have used
it most of the time since, and | am
now we'll and strong, able to do al
my own work and the care of {
largo family. ia %" ..e,a 10 III J
Yours. &c, SUSAN WILSON.
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A contemporary says that tho
local influence OF Brick Pomeroy's
paper, the. La Crosse Democrat,
may be judged OF by the fact that,
in the recent election, not remo-
crat was elected to any Office with.
in a hundred miles of its place OF
publication. ..Ll. ~. y. ..-L..
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A band OF desperadoes (said to
be Ku KIux) fired the barn Of
Smiley IL. Johnson, near Steubcn-
vile, Ohio, last Saturday night.
The loss is about $4,000. The
rufians forced their way into Mr..
Johnson's dwelling, with assumed
intent to murder him, bnt he con-
ironted them with u revolver and
they fed, lie was repeatedly
thr aoned during the war, by
ant -dratt Democrats, who demand
ed that he pay certain sums of
money 10 relieve the townships
from conscriplion. e9,
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LOST 7.

On Thursday NOR ming last some.
where between MiIlersport and
Steinman's livery stable, u dark
cOlored heaUy double blanket MdWL.
The finder will be suitably reward.
ed by leaving it at this; office or Ut
Reber, Kutz & Ulrick's store. 9" 10
lW.
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DR.. T. B. OLDs comes before the
readers of the Gazette this week
with new advertisement that IL
worth reading Say what you
will about the Doctor Tho sells
cheap goods.
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Put not your trustin what others say; buttry
for yourselfand see if White Pine compoaadi Is
not the artsle you need wleO troubled with
Cod, Cough, Weak Lungs, or Kidney Troubles.
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Mammoth Bottles onIy75 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsTORER THE
CHEAPEST AND YEsT

CHEAPEST AND BEs T.
THE ErGESIB HAIR REsroRHR
.eclipscs all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which il restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
contemporaries its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when FILLING off, and is u most
uxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft. silky and Ius.
strous. Mammoth Bottles only 70
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. G527
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We see ii stated that Rev J. b..
HsLwIe. of Springfield, formerly
of this city, has been called by the
First Lutheran Church of Cincin-
natl. ,..v ,,a,
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dear old Doctors Romedy for diseases o
the blood Is pr. j. W. Poland's Humor Doc.
tor Itneyerhlls to give relief, and is pleasaut t
To the taste. Sold BY D.yiison& 4 BrAsee. Drug.
gists, Lancaster, Ohio. sr lrs4.-
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Go TO Won BoNnoRsT, DENTIST.
FUNCTIONAL Dcrangemcnts.

Functional Dcrangemcnts.
Not uufrequcntly persons who do hot know
anything about the nature, purpose or opera
ton of medicine deliberately express opinions
at once unfavorable to a combination of rene.
dies put up punder one name. These indiyd-
uals are skcptical as to whether such r com
pound really possesses the necessary virtues
for preventing and removing anyorall of dis
ease. But, reflect moment. Disease takes
its rise IN the organs Of our bodies, and only
differs in The amount of mprbhc matterin the
blood and secrotons, andin the functional de
raneements oi the stomach, liver, kidneys and
intestines. Now, MIsHLEK'S HERB BIT
TIERS purifes the blood and secrehons, and
cRrrects the; action Of all the functions, re-
moves the cause and thus expels the disease
itself. Can anything be more simple and efF.
cacous' Medical men freely accord it the dis
tncton OF u standard remedy. Sold By all
druggists and storelseepers. y {. ft.r.fs
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LOCAL NOTICES.
VERY LATEST:

The tOoth'fIIiog, (plugsing) that
| do, is not surpassed BY the best
city dentists IN the United States
Broadway, 100 yards south Of
City Hall. IL. SCOTT.
Lancaster, o. 35-2t.
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Go ro'VoN BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
'"Barrett's" perfectly harmless.

Gray hairs may not mar ones good looks and
in many cases even improve the appsarant e
but as general rule are considered objection.
able and many deyieos arc resorted to 10 pre-
vent or get rid dof them. We know Of no mode
so little troublesome or Objectionable as the
use OF Rings Vegetable Ambrosa, an article
which OF late has becomerso immensely popu
lar as toilet article and beauafer ltis easily
applied, restores gray or faded hair, prevents
and in many cases cures badness, clcanseS the
scalp aud leaves the hair in splendid condition
for arranging.
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FASHIONABLE DEESs AND
CLOAK MAKING.


Mrs.J. C. Morrison would respectfully an
nounce to the ladies Of Lancaster and vicinity,
that she has opened Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment, in the building lately oc.
cupled by Mr.. Tutbill on the Public Square,
Lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared to do
all kinds of work in thatli ofbusneHs. From
her rlonG experieneein business and her great
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion OF
Pittsburg 'he feels warranted in assuring the
ladies' that shc can and will give satisfaction
Special attention given to wedding outhtsi
Ladies' fine under garments Ghiidren's robes'
&c. A liberal patronage from generous peo.
pie is rospec fully solicited. frY-N ~ &
w.. ~ MRS. JANE @. MORRISON .
Oct. ~, '0s-H.
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y Oar dpvil is bcgining to grum
BILE about his feed -says he hasn't
had any Wedding cake for moro
than two days.
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ffree srrffles are now In pro.
gress ia Eew York city, viz, the
cigar makers, shoe makers and
piano forte makers. 5Tr.H
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Cheapest Goods IN LanoaS~!I
Without q Single Exception ~

The reasons why he cAS and WILL sell abssp'
er than any one else pOssibEy can, are
LIST. lie buys Grclusipely for cash, and tins
gets aIarge discount and also saves tie inter.
est that sixty and ninety day buyers are Obliged
TO pay.
Ind. lie sells sneluQreiy for cdSh or country
produce, and thus avoids Losses on bad accounts.
3D. His expenses are so small in conducting
the business, that his goods can be and srors-
ducod to the very smallest margin ofprohs.
In crderto convince every one that these are
the facts, he desires one and all to call and s1-
anime his stock and be satisfied.
Remetnber the place, Becks Storo, nearly
opposite the Hooking Valley National Bank.
JOSEPH REINMuSD. Aga
Dot. !, '6s-Sm.
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IAN EMINENT PHYSICIAN ofNtw York;, in
writing to the proprietors of RSback's Med'-
icines, says: "Ihavc examined tho formula
you sentme ofRoback's blood Pills, and an
glad to notice that you do not use any mercury
or OTHER mineral sub bstance in theirrohlposi-
ton. The podophylln employed is, in my
opinion, the best article thatcan enter into the
composition OF cathartic pill, and is one oi
the most valuable cholNgoguc cathartcs, ope'
rating mildly yet effectualiy, atousng the
whole hillary and digestive apparatus. They
likewise exert favorable influence on the
cptuneous functions, producing and maintain
I ing "a constant moisture Of the skin, They
must acr as powerful Alternative and produce
lasting impressions uponth the glpndulNr system
and secretory organs, and produce evacu"tlons
from the bowels when mereurais aud other
agents fail. Therachon upon tho liver must
be specific, arcusing The secretions and produt.
ing free bilious evailtatons, and IN chronic
.heptic arrangements with dyspepsia they arc
Invaluable. + o.. - % ...g. 81 ~
"rher rango dfapplication is. perhaps, more
extensive than any other hartc or liver pill
combining, as they do. the active princjple Of
! mandrake root and black cohosh IN such m
!, eminent degree, and are eallyadesira6letam lam
INV medicine, which can be token at all times
~ children, aswell asOdplts' with the happ''
Ro6NeR's Blood Pills are mnde hotb vithiand
without sugar coating, and can be obtained o.
| q, q. Beck, prtgglst, At twsnty'dTc. cents
: per box, ,--iw, .... ..s ... .... ..