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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28
S9OAOh OUtshe' q Low FhICE1S.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Dr. Teller continues to be eonndentially5 and
snccesslally consulted on AZ forms % private di-
Beaver street, Albany New York, '1--I- -
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch
o. practices enables him to perform cures Hueh
such lhelng in correspondence with. the most
eminent physicians of the Old WurldA for obtain
ing the safest a well the latest remedies for
IN t1rt1nates ofa rapid cure to be obtaIned 1t no
other once In America g-,.5 ~ ..--r -r-7-.
OF the Testicles, and Spermahc Cords Bubo,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones.
oqtaneoug Eruptions, Biles, Ulcers, Abcess. and
Al ON 81 imp Hf'sSsS YsS9He e ess aIys asysfen'
addicted to secret haEits, who have I'm mpairsd
their health and Destroyed the yigoF Of Ihsir
ureg Of Married Lie. ara notified that in coz
sultinG DR.. T. they viii ind friend to console,
DR.. TB1HER's GREHT WORK -
For the married and those contemplating mar
rtages 200 Pages-full Of Dlates-pree % cents.
The single married and the niarrled happy. : A
lecture on Love, or how to choose q partners
esmplete work on midWifery. It contains hum
ty-nye cents enclosed VIII secure q copy BY rs-
TO THE LADIES.
Or. Teller still retains in Ameriea the agency
for the sale Of Doctor VichOl'sT italian Ftanlale
Monthly Pills Tor stoPpeges. irregularities and
On the rscelpt OF one dollar, the price per
boIs these pills n ia besent by mail or express
o=sny PaItlorthe world secure nom curiosity
Once hours irom s IN. to p. m. and en-
Sunday, s to 5 p. N. = '...
home BY addressing DR.. Teller, enclosing re-
mittance. Medicine securely packed nom obser--
Vation, sent to any Psrt Of the world. AN cases
or boys employed. Notice this; address an let
ters to j. TELLER. II. D.,
iySS,s Beaver ct Albany N. Y.
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A ooMPANY Of ChInesl

A COMPANY of Chinese athletes
astonished the people OF San Fran
cisco recently with an exhibition of
their agility. About fifteen of Them
appeared on the stage amid the din
and clangor of gongs and Kettle
I drums. They first fought a sham
battle with swords, cleavers, pole
axes, lances and short knives. The
fencing was very rapid, and each
fighter was AN ex pert. Still one
warrior stood against a host. He
disarmed them as fast as they came;
hurled them about the stage; stabbed
them, hewed them down with broad
axes, hacked them with swords, but
ted them with his head, kicked them
IN the breast with both feet at ones,
and yet found time to execute hands
springs and yaulting soTnerseults
among them as he fought. At last
he vanquished all his foes, and the
rhalEnaked raseals took, to flight. He
pursued Some tables were ranged
along the front Of the stage to repre-
sent hedges, logs and banks, which
must obstruct pursued and pursuer
J alike. The runners wanted the ta-
) bles. turning lofty somersaults over
each, and landing indifferently on
their feet, hands, heads or backs, as
the case might be, and. that too lon a
hard stage, covered only with a few
strips of mating The victorious, a
splendid acrobat, was always after
them. Several times one of his foes
would turn and face him, when he
would bound high in the air, aud
plunging down, plant both feet in
the breast OF his adversary wi th such
force as toseAd him head l0h aeross
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28

Reconstruction has proven fail
ure In every instance where the peo'
pie Of the South were left to vote uu-
molested. Virginia was prevented
from having any voice in the last
Presidential election because the
Radicals feared her electoral vote
would be given to SEYMOUR and
BLAIR. After an additional session
Of Congressional tinkeFing,- itwas
thought by the Radicals that the
time had come for them to reach
forth their hands and pluck the rip
ened fruit. r IHrrTT
WELLS, a Carpet-bagger from
Michigan was nominated for Gov
ernor by the Garpet-b -baggers and
Negroes, upon q Platform which
declared for Negro Suffrage and all
Its attendant evils
The White residents Of the State
nominated for Governor Mr.. WALK
ER, q CONSERVATIVES, upon q platform
which declared for the interest Of
the White people OF the State and
denounced Negro Equality as an
evil not to be tolerated E
With these candidates and upon
these issues the campaign was fought.
The result Is WALKER Is elected by
a majority OF 40, 600 votes. a miaiori.
ty Of the Congressmen are WALKER
men and the Legislature is COnser.
Vatfve by a large majority. - :..-1.
GRANT, WAS. ON o WELL s.
SIDE IN THE CA1PAIGNt
So much for Carpet Bag, Negro
and Bayonet ReconstructfonI
It Is fair to presume that the mill
tary authorities, through, orders
fIom GRANT, will declare the cleo
tion Illegal -
Gen GRANT ordered the election.
eI'Let us have peace. ."-SpfrH Of
DeD10cTdcsy.
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MEDICAL.

MO HUEBUG.-It is warranted TO
IN cure lost or impaired Taste, Smell or
Hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, Of
fenEive breath, liberated Throat or
Mouth, Pain and Pressure. in the Head,
and loss Of Memory when caused as all
of them II frequently are by the. .ravages of
Catarrh. 1T is pleasant and painless to
use, contains no etroAR poisonous or
,caustic draRs, nbnt dcures by its mild
soothing actfonsiu8D .-lE sEaf r-aL 1-f
! We will day $500 Reward for case OF
Catarrh we cannot cure; -rsr,9 ,--lss.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVERXWHERE,
J 5m PRICE ONLY so GENTz. z-iT
yTf your Druggiat hasBnOt' yet got it on
sale, EonE he) put on with eopie worse
than worthless strong spufis sirEnigator.'
or poisonous caostic solution9 which will
drive the disease TO The lungs instead O (
curing it. but send sixty cents TO us and
the remedy VIII reach you by rsturn
mall. Four peckagesi post paid, 81, 90,
one dozen for $500. nc @
Send q two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on eatsFrh.
Address the Proprietor.
20 aaL R. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
may26m3 ~ a. 10 Buffalo NY
~ 81.
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1868. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
- CINNATI TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF ~
CARS.
THR EE DAILY EXPRESS
TRAINS 1gl

LeaYe Cincinnati 7:4O m, and Z. p mt
ARRIVING at ST. Louis at 12:45 M, and
9.So q m, and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, st.
Joseph. LeaYsnworth, Kansas city, Laws
renee and all western points. connecting
at Odin without delay with Illinois Gem
trel for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at Sandoval for GaIena, Du.
buque, and all parts Of the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 1880 q M, an6 4;30
p m, and 500 m, for Louisville, going
: One train on Sunday, through, to Lou.
isYIIley st. Louis and Cairo at O p M |
- For all inferma ton in regard to tick
cts and freight pfeBse apply al 119l Vine
street, Burnet House; northwest corner
Front, and Broadway; Spencer House
and at the Depot, foot of Mill street. =
- Il. -. f..--- = A. n. LEWIS,
I, G.. e. FoLLETT, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
Ju1y7'69:
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Shuttle
sEWING MACHINE!

WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS!
%, Our Agents win be supplied with du-
pliezte partsof the Machine, in case Of
OF accident. 1t makes precisely the same
stitch made 40 the Singer, Wheeler &
Wilson. Howe, and Florenee Machines.
1t has the -Undsr-feed, like the best OF
high priced Machines and is the onlylO
priced Shuttle Naehinein in the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sell
first class SHUTTLE MACHINE at
very low price, on account Gifts Simpli-
city, and consequent low cost Of Manu-
featuring. in comparison with cOmplicat-
ed Machines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28

A FEARFUL RIsK.-At Echo on
the Union Pacific Railroad, the 9th
or evening, three freight trains stood
upon the main track, when word
rome flashfHg over the telegraph
from the super tendekts- A loco
motive and tender, " ith steam up
and with nobody on board, have
brokea from a fCeig ight train and start
ed down the grade" All, then and
there was =h1rrying to and fro In a
few seconds came another message.
"She has just passed Castle Rock
station" Never were three trains
got OF upon a siding with less delay,
Then the WOrkmen piled sleepers.
high upon the tracks (; lest even that
should not stop her, and she should
do murder further down the road,
they tore mp the rails below. Just
As this was accomplished she came
IN sight. She shot through the
sIeepers like q bullet through q pine
board, sending them flying IN all
directions and darkening the air
with the splinters. but at the broken
track she jumped up and down with
vexation and finally plunged a"gri-
", head foremost into 3 hillside
She had run Ltwenty-six miles in
twenty. nine minutes-the best line
yet made upon the road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28
MEDICAL.
Landis' Herb Bitters
A NEW AND VALUABLE DIS
z.. COVERY!
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
@ Kidney Affections, Rheun1at tism,
&c, DC.


IL3IIMON1AL5s Ut
BELFoRT, Stark Co., O., June 8, $50.
Mr.. LANDIs-Dear Sir: I cheerfully
certify to the beneficial effects haue re-
ceived from using three bottles or your
HERB BITTERS. 4 had been greatly
ton and Rheumatic trouble, or course
resulting from impurity OF the Blood,
and by using your. Bitters, I have be-
come apparently entirely relieved of
those terrible nAladies. recommend
LandisP Herb Bitters to ALI AFFLICTED
friends. PETER Z0BLE.t
iune9 ali
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ITHE0 DEMOCRAE.
How a German Ranlzer WINS
HumbuGHed.


A German journal relates that M,
1Iende, banker ofLeipsic, received.
q few DAYS back, q REGISTERED letter
nom the house OF Hachette and Ma
son, Of Paris, for whom he had some
Tor some time past acted as agent
In HaxoDy. announcing that their
cashier had abscounded with securi-
tics valuod at 800 ,000f, The writers
added that the delinquent as known
to have taken refuge at the Hotel de
Prusse, IN Lepsics and enjolned d.
a Mende to endeayor % Eecoye< the
papers without too much scandal !;
that In case Of voluntary restitution
they had compassion on the wife
and children whom the culprit had
left behind, and were, therefore,
willing to advance him sum OF 70,
600 francs on condition he would
take himself off to America M.
Mende. thus Instructed, went TO
r breakfast at tho table d'hote OF the
Hofel de Prnsse, and observing 8
gentleman whose appearance COR
responded with the gentlemen sent,
lost no time In making his aequaint-
ance. a sort of Intimacy being
soon established, the stranger asked
p, M Mende for the address of. any
Z, banker that would Discount some
bills for him. IT am q broker, sir,
and WILD Il MYSELF = said the 9TH
er. The parties then proceeded to
the, ofice or the latter. when M.
n Mende locked the door and said to
Z thee stranger. .iYon look like a
rogue. You have stolen these securi-
.tfies from the house OF Hachette and
Mason. Your chiefs are, however
generous men. Restore all the pa
4 gpers. and they have. eornmissioned
| Cfne 70 hand you 20,000 francs to ena-
BILE you to fly to America. Here
they are-goRnd get yourself hanged
elsewhere.Y The conditions were,
of course, accepted. and the other
left the room apparently Ia great
emotion. On M. Mende informing
the Paris firm of what had transpir-
ed, he learned TO his great annoyance
that he lad been played on ey some
arJful swindleIa. as Iacnette and
Mason had not lost any money and
had never sent him any telegram on
the Suhinef
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF SALE.


Thomas Meyers VS. Mar-hal B. Meyers.
!. BY virtue of an alias order to sell. is
sued FROM the Court of Common Pleas,
of Stark county, Ohio, and to me direct.
ed, win offer for sale at public out cry
on the premises in-Tuscarawas township
in said county, on
Saturday, the 31st day of July, 1859,
the following described real estate in
said County to wit and being q part Of
the southwest quarter of section number
one, township number twelve and range
number ten; commencing at a post is
chains and IS links east Of the south west
corner of said quarter, and running
Themes north chains and 30 links 10 a
post; thence north 6To west 6 chains and
IS links to q postj thence south IL chains
and "a links to a post, 9 chains and IL
links east OF said southwest corner and
running thence east chains and 26 links
to the post at the place of beginning,
containing six acres and sixty-one hun
dredths.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
terms one third cash, the balance In two
equal annual payments with Interest
from day Of sale secured by mortgage on
i1ne80td R. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
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BED BOTTOMS.
SLEEP
SLEEP !!
SLEEP /!

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
FORTABLY buy Blake's- Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
factpred by M1Abee q Co., Canton; OF.
fice in the city book store, mandatory
corner OF Wulnut and Seventh streets.
one block south Of the American Hotel.
VIM. Oldfeid is our agent for the Ger
tral and western part Of this county and
will solicit your orders, II. -.-.
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PRESERVERSlFTH THEaGHT

To extreme old age they are unapproaoh-
able, and are res lily cheapest becauss
lasting so many years without change
being necessary. i--..'- ~ =
Mr.. Joseph 4. Meyer, JeweIer, is the
sole and only agent in this locality, and
has always on hand full assortment
of Ga ~
GOLD, SILVER, STEEL AND
SHELL FRAMES, t-L
Suitable for every difficulty of the sight.
CANTONi-We wish IL distinct
ly understood that we do not SUP
PLY or EMPLOY PEDDLERS,
here or elsewhere. @ CESS
s9rBeware of their false represen-
tations to the contrary. s0-- -
LAZARUS & MORRIS,
Manufacturing Opticians,
aprP69 Hartford Conn.
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GUN sMIIH.
New LOOK
GUNSMTTH SHOPl
AT rHE wELL-KHowN STAND OF

ITO LET,-A BILLIARD SA-
Il LOON-NVith two frat rate Table 3
and neesssary h<lngs, In the basement
ket street. For particulars inquire OF
the AubseribNF at the Exchange Hotel.
rq. A. SP0HNH AUER.
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FOR5{ RENT

THE RAWIE STORE ROOM
Il and CELLAR, on East TuscaraWas
street, heretofore used by Mrs. Rawie
for her confectionery store. 1t is large
and commOdions and well situated. For
terms enquire OF
MRS. RAWIE.
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old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" TALON the French system.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE.

-
In pursuance Of aH order OF the Pro.
bate Court of Stark county, Ohio, will
offer for sale. at public anction. on
SATURDAY, JULY 3IsT, 1869,
at 10 o'clock a. m, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, sItlI'
ate In the county of Stark and State Of
Ohio;tO wit: "A part OF the west hall f-of
the southwest quarter of section number \
thirty one in toYhship number twelve
in. range numbel eight and bounded as
follows Beginning at the center stake
on the west boundary line OF said
section thence east on the division line
of said section nine chains and thirty
two links to post thence south fifteen
chains and sixty seven and one half
links to a post; thence west nine chains
and thirty four links to. a post thence
north fifteen chains and seventy one
links to the place Of beginning, contain
ing fourteen acres and sixty i've humid
redths of an acre. E s.4 .rts e r.,
II SAMUEL 4. SCHRANTZ,
Adj r of Estate of Richard Schlott. de-
ceased. -su-ssr ~,- jnly7w4.
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RKILWAYS.e

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH.
NJ ~ RAILWAY. Esaa
On and after April 2eth, 1865, Trains
VII leave Stations daily, QSabbaths except
ed. as follows: t
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We to arrange with Agents, male or
female. to represent the American shute
sewing Machine. in each State. county.
and Town IN the United States and onta-
ria. Extra Inducements to Experienced
Agents. For full particulars. as to Salary
or commission: address
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G. v, N. ANDREWS,
Gsnernl Ae.t. Detroit. nfich

General Ag't, Detroit, Mich.
N. B.-For the benefit Of OurAgents We
have arranged with parties who have
Goods suitable for Sewing Machine Agent
toseIl. We will send BOOK OF SAM
PIES and full particulars on receipt of
one red stamp. Address CIV. N. AN~
DREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
feb106oSIy
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For sale by JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati
Ohio. may12 s69yI
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GOING WEST.

548 A. M. DAY EXPRESS; daily,
Mondays excepted, FOL. Cincinnati and the West
and soTth, Go3Pests at Akron Sundays s3 s5-
Pfttsburgh, CincAinnah and st. Lonis Railway
for Indianapolis, and at Cincinnati wit h the Ohio
and Mississippi Railway, Tor st. Louis and the
South and Southwest. a d .
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B@- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained,
at all Principal Ticket Offices in
the West and Southwest.
L D. RUOKER, WIN, R. BARR,
Gent SHp't A g G. W. Div. GenI Pass. Ag'k.
mar3I '69
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26

There is no doubt but we
offer inducements in this
department of our business.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Money active and
stringent ut per cent, with l-l0 per cent.
commissions. After bank hours the rate
fell to per cent. Discounts nominal. Ster-
ling dun and firm ut gIkM91sc. Gold quiet
and steady; opened mt I3I. fell to 1862, adj
Vanced to 1917 and closed at 1877. Carrying
rates = per cent. and also l-l6@3-Gi. Clor-
ances SllS,000000. Government securities q
trifle higher, closing steady. state bonds
weak. Old Tennessees B25s; new, 595zc.
The late advance in cotton goods is fully
established, but discounting goes on slowly
ana as the market is likely to remain quiet
for the next thirty days, 1t may be sur
missed that prices Will go no higher at pres
ent, until fail trade sets in. Heavy sheet
ings l6iI to lie for the best makes. Print.
ing cloths nominally worth 9d9I4c for
yard goods, and calicoes range from l2C1l3c
Wheat VI SOL 80 for new spring. Corn 81
q Slc. Cotton dull and heavy, at lower
prices; 800 bales uplands nj S21S 33c. Wits
ky 81 03. Rice duh. Coffee quiet, Sugar
dull; Cuba ll@l2Ac. Molasscs quiet.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26
ClarksviIIe Tobacco Market.

The range of prices for low grades of To-
bacco are still very disproportionate, COM
pared with finer qualities, and the conse-
quence is that many are yet disposed to
hold back good tobacco with the hope that
"a better day Is coming" for them, and
there is grave doubt in the minds of many
buyers as to whether this day will ever
come. This is now the true condition OF
matters at this time, and we withhold an
opinion for the present. Our market at
this date still evinces q healthy tone with
a considerable falling Off in receipts. The
latest sales reported to us are as follows:
Smith & Hutchings, sold 80 hhds. ut so q
for Tugs TO SIP 90 for good leaf; hhds. good
leaf ut eli to ~ %.
Seat & Bowling, sold 10 hhds. Tugs at 81 Il
as 20; hhds leaf Sl0all ut sll 25al3 :
boxes at sl2 90.
TURNKEY & Woodbridge sold Gs hhds. n.
follows: 20 hhds. Tugs ut SO so to ) 80;
hhds. low leaf s0a0 20. 90 hhds. medium
at SlOalli hhds. good Sll % to II 81.
Whitlock, Mckinney & Co., Trice's Land
ing, sold ll3 hhds. as follows: 3S hhds. a
So 60aS 20; 80 hhds. ut 50 30al0 70; 80 hhds. a
sllal2 80: o hhds. at Sl3, and hid. frosteC
trash ut s. 80. 1e'G .. Ht#t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26

/ take this occasion to return thanks to
my many friends for their liberal patronage
bestowed upon me for thepast several years
aud will through this medium inform them
that am now with the well known house
of Messrs. Coulter, Hillman & Co., where
shall always be glad to see you when in the
city, and when you find it inconvenient &c
come yourself, send meyour orders M for
merly. Former confidence shall not be
misplaced. l can safely promise you full
line of all styles of goods usually kept in Q
wholesale or retail store-and such prices,
am satisfied, rs will give satisfaction. Come
and see me. II. MADISON ATKINS.
May 20, '69-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26

GAINESVILLE. SATURDAY, juxE %, 1868.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26

THE FREsHEr.--The frcshct which
occurred last Monday evening was
very destructive in some localities. -
A gentleman from Stewart county
informs us that fields of corn and
wheat lying on North Cross creek,
were washed up and swept away en-
tire. West IL Hooker, of Indian
Mound, had o. barrels of salt swept
away, and have only recovered some
three or four of them. The clerks
who We're sleeping in the store had to
vacate on account of the extreme
depth of water. Messrs. West n
Hookcr's loss, from theft grocery and
farm, Will amount TO over one thou
sand dollars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26
B u l. L. =
SARSAP A RILLA
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

DEAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
III from the Captain and the letter nom
the Captains mother
BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-,
..r4f n April 30, 1866,
DIR. Join BULL, DEAR SIR-Knowing the
efficacy of your Sarsrparilla, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities II possesses, /
send you the following statement OF my
case: lI
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved 80 often, my wounds
have not healed yet. / have not set up u
moment since | was wounded. am shot
through the hips. My general health is
impaired, and Inoed something to assist
parilla than in anything else. wish that
which Is genuine. Please express me half
a dozen bottles and oblige, Oh
CAPT. c. y. JOHNSON,
OBI st. Louis, Mo.
=. S.-The following was written April
30, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
OF Capt. Johnson:
DIR. JOHN BULL--Dear Sir: My husband
DR.. G. =. Johnson, was n slNillful surgeon
and physician in Central New York. when
he died, leaving the above q. II. johnson
to my care. At thirteen years or age he
had u chronic diarrhea and scrofufa, foI
which / gave him your Sarsaparilla. II
mended II TO many i'm New York, Ohio, and
Iowa, for scTofula, fever sores, and general
debility. Perfect success has attended IT.
The cures effected in some cases OF scrofuln
and fever sores were almost miraculous.
am very anxious for my son to again
have resource to your Sarsaparilla. He Is
fearful of getting a spurious article, hence
his writing TO you for IL. His wounds were
terrible, but believe he VIII recover
Respectfully, JENNIE JoHsoN'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-26
DIED.

On the 10Th inst, Mrs. JANE NJ. COURTS,
win al n, W, Courts, of this city, aged 81
years.
ON the 2lst instant, in this county, OF
measles, Mrs, MANY ANN, wife of Jordan
Nchlcu. Aged % years, 4 months and
days.
Though not member OF the church, she
long since progressed that niti taught I'm
the Bible, as evidenced by her pious walk
and christian example,
she was a kind companion, gentle
mother and possessed those qualifications
which made All love her She was hum
bile, patient and resigned, and met death
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