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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-09
FlkDLAY MARKETS.
{lt JEErE1,soNrAN OFFICE,

4f aN| JEFF EltSsNIAN OFFICE, \
Thursday, April :, 1853.
The following are the latest quotations rs
ascertained from leading business men:
APPLE.S-tireen are in good demand at 81 "a
l-3J Dried in good demand at 10 ei lie. = IL.
BUTTER-Supply Is moderate and demand
good. In demand nj :Hd32c. Choice lots in
good demand AT a little above quotations.
BEESWAX-In good demand at 2jes20c.
BEANS-ln fair demand ut Il J1,d3 %.
ECiGS-1n good demand at l5c. :, dozen. Late
advices from New York state that eggs have
This news will cause a further DECLINE.
fEAT7iERS-5n demand at 60c-fl n.
FIOUR-Wheat Flour from 50 i0d7 30 accord
ing TO quality. Rye Flour-none in the market
Bucswheat Flour $500 per cwt.
GRAlN-Wheat in poor demand at 81 lj pcr
pusnel, ana evidently II must reach lower
ncure- Corn In good demand at soc per btrs.
Oats in fair demand at Ijcs 4Sc. Rye-none in
market, Bnckwheat III fair demand at 75c
per bushel.
LARD-In good demand at leo ISc per Ib..
With adownward tendency.
. POTATOES-ln good demand at 6j6c D. per
bushel.
RAGS-From Ease according 20 quality.
SALT-We quote Salt AT s5 20 per barrel
. SEEIE-But littledong. \ prime article of
Flaxseed Will bring g 25e12 30 per bnshel Clover
seed s9Ooet9.5O. Timothy seed S2.5Qss309.
SOAP-Country i'll good demand, 6eS per H.
TAILOWTGoodd demand Mt &c.
POtLTRf-In good demand. Turkeys and
Ducks, lS9l4c: Chickens, l4c.
HIDES-Green. &C.; Dry, I6c.; Sheep Pelts, %
40 cents according TO quality.
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Cahinet Ware and f,h airs choa,r,,

-
Cabinet Ware'and Chairs Cheap.
would inyite,the attentio n-sfs oil
customers, and the people Of Han
cock county generally, to the fac
that have on hand large assort
ment- which / am constantly increas
ing--of Cabinet ware, such as Bureaus
Tables, Stands, Centre and Exten
sion Tables, Bedsteads, Cribs, &c.
DC, which are made under my espec
ial supervision, by skillful and com
petent workmen, in the latest styles,
and Of first class material, we'll sea.
soned, in fact, such work as can
fully warrant 10 give satisfaction.
| am also manufacturing Chairs. of
all styles, which l will warrantdo
give satisfaction to all who may pur-
chase. a.
This furniture will be sold as cheap
as at any establishment in North
western Ohio. Call and see me, and
be convinced for yourselves. ii
Shop on East Sandusky Street.
no47,2.l j G. W.PARKEK.
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Firemen's Election.

Firemen's Election.
At the annual election of the
Findlay Fire Department, held OF
the 9Th inst, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Chief Engineer-P. B. Morrison.
lst. Ast. Engineer-D. Mcbride.
I'd. Ast. Engineer-Geo. Dennison.
Secretary-Fred. H. Glessner.
The following resolution was unan.
imously adopted, and requested to
be published:
RESOLVED, That if this organization,
known as the Findlay Fire Depart
ment, do not receive some better
encouragement from the Council and
citizens, we will disbsnd the organi
Zation.
There will be Department meet
ing next Monday evening, April IL,
at the Council Room.
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Transfers of Real Estate


Filed for record in the Recorder.
Office of Hancock county for the weel
ending April I, 1869:
Frederick Keller to George Zay,
acres of land in Union tp., $1,000
Jacob Folk and Sarah Folk to Geo
W. Elsea, 40 acres of land in Big
Lick township, $3.50.
Jambres Gartee and wife to Nah.
lon Decker, 40 acres of land in Allen
township, sl,40O.
Charles @. Putnam and wife to
Geo. w. Elsea, ]5 acres of land in
Marion township, $500.
Geo. Heck and wife to L. F. Jones,
so acres of land in Jackson town
ship, 5000.
Thos. Flick and wife to Geo. Zay,
undivided one-half of 2 acres of land
in Union township, 81, 500.
Ira Plotts and Mary Jane Plots to
Jason Lee, lot No. so and part of lot
No. 40 in the town of Vanlue, $500.
Jason Blackford and wife to- Mary
E. Mains, part of a lot in the town of
Findlay, $1,000.
David Ensminger and wife to P.
B. Snowman, so acres of land in
Allen township, $4,000.
John Bender to Joel Eckels, inlot
No. l23 in the town of Arcadia, $l25.
w. 3 Taylor and wife to Andrew
Myers, SO acres of land in Findlay
$4,000.
Thompson Myers and wife to Mich
ael Aurand, undivided one-half of SO
acres of land in Jackson tp., $3.50.
jackson Ewing and wife to Sam
uel Sloope, undivided one-half of l
acre of land in Washington township,
81, 800.
Jas. W. Davidson and wife to
Mary E. Martin, inlot No. 4 in the
town OF Findlay, $500.
VIM. Campbell and wife to James
NJ. Cusac, so acres of land in Liber
ty township, $500.
VIM. Wheeler and wife TO John
Shull, undivided / of inlots Nos.
81, 62. 63 and ga in the town of Find
lay, $4,000.
Harvey Smith and wife to Mr.. S.
Hamlin, 160 acres of land in Della
ware township, $4,000.
VIM. Campbell and wife to James
NJ. Cusac, 1o4 acres of land in Lib
erty township, $3.50.
j. B. Dunn and wife to John Eek
les, inlo,s Nos. 80 and 33 in North
Findlay, $1,000.
Thos. Wilson and wife to Jas. NJ.
Cusac, 10l acres Of land in Liberty
5000.
Aria L. Peters to Susanna Nc
Cracken, inlot in Arcadia, 500.
Daniel c. Fisher and wife to VIM.
n. Wheeler, inlots Nos. % and 90 in
the town of Findlay, excepting 60
feet off the North ends of said lots,
$500.
Peter Hosler and wife to E. Barnd
and C. L. Turley, undivided one-half
Of acre of land in Washington tp.,
&. $50.
Peter Burket and wife to Peter
100 acres OF land in Findlay
s4, 800.
VIM. B. Taylor and wife 20 C. L.
rurley, undivided one half of inlots
Nos. 5, 6, Z, 8, 16, Il, 1s, 19, 20, 81,
% snd % in Colts addition to North
also, undivided one half of
nlots Nos. 9,10,1 IL and II in Taylor
& HALLS addition to North Findlay,
1920.
Aaron Hall and wife to Chas. l.
rurley, same property as above
$500.
Sarah J. Burmen to Henry Burmen,
nlots Nos. 81, II and Is in the town
,f Findlay, $50.
Geo. Heck and wife to Richard W.
Boyd, 80 acres of land in Liberty
,ownship, 81, 100.
Elijah Bsrnd and wife to Peter
aosler, 65 acres of land in Findlay
$4,000.
A. M. Steman and Mary A. Ste
nan to Mary r. Stahl, inlots Nos.
81, 80 and So in the town of Vanlue,
tS00
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The Woman's Advocate.

A lady friend places us under OBJ
legations for a copy of this new
monthly, published in New York. II
is ably edited and numbers among
its contributors some of the best
writer's in the Union. 1t, of course
advocates the legal and political
equality Of woman. 1t should be liz
the hands of every woman who has
the social and political welfare Of
her sex at heart. Terms 81 pei
annum. We will forward subscrip
tions, or will furnish it and the JEFF.
to new subscribers at 1925 per year
This magazine is destined to be 6
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Thanks.

Thanks.
Hon. VIM. Lawrence places us
under obligations for copy of his
able and comprehensive report on
the New York Election Frauds. Mr..
Lawrence deserves the thanks of all
honest people for the faithful and
able manner in which he has dis
charged this duty. We are glad to
see that he is taking rank among the
foremost OF Ohio's Representatives
in Congress. Our readers will find
an article, in another column, from
the Nev York Tribune, which shows
some OF the infamous frauds unearth-
ed by Mr.. Lawrence's Committee.
Hon. B. F. Butler and Hon. Job
E. Stevenson will also accept our
thanks for important documents.
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House for Sale. ~
/ will sell my residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated On a
lot and a-half, and Is very conveniently
located for residence for business
man. There is a large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. VIII be
sold at bargain. il sold soon.
no43tf. Il. Il. WILLIAMS. r.
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Deserved Promotion.

We are gratified to notice that
our neighbors, Pietro Cuneo, Esq /,
of the Wyandoae Republican, and
C. Fl. Parmenter, of the Lima Ga.
zette, have received the appointment
of Post masters for their respective
places. This is deserved compli-
ment to men who have labored
faithfully for the cause, and who will
make good officers. Success to you,
pentlem en-,
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Mr.. L. E. Green has commenced
the work of preparation for building
up to Main street, an improvement
which will help the appearance OF
that part of town to a considerable
extent. We are glad to see this evi-
dence of prosperity on the part OF
Mr.. G., and more than glad to see
Main street thus improved.
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For Sale.

For Sale. IL
A Asecond-haud twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap For
further particulars inquire at the office
Of DR.. F. W. Entrikin, or direct to
EMGos L. ENrRrKrN,C 9 bS
3S If. Findlay, o.
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Be Kind to Your Wife,
Or "any other woman" who is
compelled to strain her arms over the
wash-tub. Go to Davidson Il Mar
tins and get one of those Monitor
Wringers, the advertisement of which
may be found in another column
They are invaluable, and they sell
them on trial. If they do not not
do all that is claimed for them, you
have nothing to do but return them.
Again, we repeat, save the women
folks by buying a Wringer.
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The First on the List.

1Do clrst Oh tne LlSt.
BY appearance of things at the
L. f. Il L. R. R. Depot, Hissong &
Lambert, of Van Buren, are the first
to arrive with their stock of Spring
Goods. We cannot but wonder
what this firm does with all these
goods. Certainly, they must be do
ing a double firstclass business.
We are told by our friends that they
are now opening a tremendous
stock, and that they intend selling
very low. Success to you, boys,
we like to hear ofyour business being
b typ Go in.
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Energetic.

Energetic.
Mr.. Porch showed us, a few days
since, a fine lot of Excelsior potatoes,
Just received from Amherst, Ver-
mont. Mr.. P. has shown commend
able energy in introducing new and
superior varieties of the potato
among our agriculturis.s, which is
deserving of commendation. Those
potatoes sre very highly spoken of in
the East, and retail at-S1 per pound.
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Meeting of the Alliance.

1t entirely slipped our memory to
make any report Of the meeting OF
this body on last Wednesday evening
q week ago. Owing to sickness in
our family we were unable to be
present, but q correspondent, in an
other column, gives full proceedings
of the meeting. We are very sorry
that we were unable to be present,
as we hear the address by Rev. AL
win Rose very highly commended.
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New Millinery Goods

At Mrs. A. e. Lindsay's, Leonarts
Block, Main street. Latest and
most desirable styles OF Spring
Goods as cheap as at any other place.
Ladies are invited to call and inspect
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
1t.
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Preaching at the Courthouse.

Rev. Geo. r. Brown will preach
at the Courthouse, Saturday even
ing, aud the following Sabbath at 2
O'Clock, p. N. A general invitation
10 extended, -aa
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Local BuSi ness Notices,
Henderson & Connell.

Henderson & Connell.
This cnterprising firm are in constant
receipt of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and everything in their line,
which they are selling as cheap as
the cheapest. In word, they never
let their stock run down, but keep a
good assortment aA the time. The
fact that they keep well selected
line of goods, oil The time, and that
they buy close, enables them to offer
superior inducements to the public.
A visit to their establishment will
amply repay the trouble. "a word
to the wise, &C."
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Barney. SNYDER & Co.

We do not think it necessary to
call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of this firm, as
they will be pretty sure to see it
We need not advise them to call with
them, as they will be sure to do that.
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Crowded Out.

CROWDED Uut.
Several communications have been
received this week, which we are
compelled to lay over on account of
the heavy pressure of new advertis-
ing on our inside. They will appear
next week.
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''Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure'' is
necessity to every household. Ii
invariably cures Dyspepsia, creates
an appetite, builds up the system,
and strengthens the body
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ReaperS and Mowers.

We would call the attention of our
farmers to the advertisement of N.
Portz & Co., in another column
The Eagle has an excellent reputa-
ton, and farmers would do well to
call and see it before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Badness, Grayness, and other I'm
,perfections of the Hair will be regard
'ed rs inexcasable after a trial of Mrs.
S. A. Aliens Improved (new style
Hair Restorative or Dressing, (ia one
6ottie,) Every Druggist sells it.
Price. One Dollar. no44-mI.
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Lutheran Services.

The English Lutheran Church has
secured the services Of Rev. ID. w.
Kinsell, of Evansville, Ind, who will
preach the coming Sabbath at the
usual hours. Mr.. Il. comes highly
recommended as an able minister
and q good man.
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$1,000 and all Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
yertising columns. fne35 1y.
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Mite Society.

Mite Society.
The NJ. Z. Mite Society will meet
at Mr.. kinnaman's Photograph Gal
lery, over Bush d Clicks shoe store,
next Wednesday evening.
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Shoddy and cotton mixed played
out; good goods and low prices
Bottom of the market, and one price
to all at "OLD WHITE CORNER"
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L ROGER

L Opposite Old White Corner. Keeps con
SANITY on hand q fine stock of Watches
Clocks and Jewelry, which he will sell cheap
cr than any man in Findlay. and warrant
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to,
and charges reasonable. All work warranted.
GIVE HIN A CALL.
marGtly.
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DIED.

JCLIEN-March 10, lSt9. Clara F.. daughter
Of Theodore and Angeline Julien, aged 3 years,
. months and days.
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Boarders. y q .
A few day boarders will be taken
at Henderson's Block. Enquire at
Henderson & Conneli's Store.
no46tf.
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Partition Notice.

nRUSILLA RICHARDSON, Alfred Rich
i J ardson, Adam Engle, Louisa Engle, John
Engle, Theodore Engle, Lorenzo Engle Melvin
Engle and Andrew Engle will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 18th
day of January, A. ID. 1855, in the Court of ON
mon Pleas, within and for the county OF Han
cock and State of Ohio, by Perry Engle, and is
now pending, wherein said Perry Engie de-
ni.fnds Partition of the following real estate
to-wit.: The south half of the Southwest
quarter OF section 25, In township one, north
range 8 east, containing eighty acres of land
Also the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section y, township one, north
range east, containing forty acres of land
Also nine and done-halftSI1 acres OFF the north
end OF the east-half of the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section 81 town
ship one, north range east; and that at the
next term of said court the said Perry Engle
will apply for an order that partition may be
made OF said premises.
. Dated this 5th day of April. 1859.
-. r..- PERRY ENGIE.
WHITLEY 4 BLAcKFoRD& d E L. DUNN, At-
torneys-I nGf7w6.
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Findlay Township Election.
The following is the result of the

Findlay Township Election.
The following is the result of the
vote for township officers at the cleo
ton last Monday:
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Republican. Independent.
E. T. Dunn 26 Ezra Brown $50
TRUSTEES.
Republican. Democrat.
Jesse Wheeler $50 Samuel Howard 2l2
Henry Porch $50 Chas. E. Niles 30
Albert Parker 40l Frank Karst 2D
ASSESSOR.
P. D. Ardinger 40S A. p. Bysl 2S3
TREASURER.
Christian VI. Bush 36e Henry Byal 245
CLERK
Jacob F. Burket 3ss G. F. Pendleton 24I
CoNsTABLEs.
E. ". Edwards $50 A, Yerger 2ss
John Green 3S6 John Longworth 2N
1t will be seen by the above that
the Republicans have an average
majority on Trustee of AS. Last
Spring our majority on Judge was
121-a gain of "a votes for us since
that time. We suppose our neigh
Dor of the Courier. with his usual
skill, will find no trouble in figuring
up a Democratic victory.
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MARRIED

SHOEMAKER-HADD ]. IS,a. at
the american House" by Rev. ISilnc Newton,
Mr.. Jeremiah Shoemaker and Miss Mary Had
doX, both Of McComb.
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FintllaY Corporation Election.

FindIay Corporation Election.
In the borough election last Mon
day there was considerable interest
manifested by voters of both parties,
which resulted in bringing out a
pretty large vo.e. Considerable
scratching was done ON both sides,
which resulted in the election Of one
Demoerat-Mr. W. III. Wheeler, who
was voted for by many Republicans
on account of local csuscs The fol-
lowing is the result /:
MAYap
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Attention, Merchants !!

Attention, Merchants
Your attention is respectfully call
ed to the advertisement of Alcott,
Horton & Co. which appears in an
other column. They are well known
among business men of this county.
They will make it to the advantage
of our buyers to call with them. Try
them, and if you do not find them
all right, lay the blame upon us.
Close buyers will do we'll to call and
ace them.
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Marion Township Election.

Undaunted and undismayed by the
many defeats they have received at
the hands of the Democracy, our
Marion township Republicans went
into the contest last Monday deter
mined to win. They nominated an
excellent ticket and then went to
work with the following result:
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$1,000 and all Exper

A S35 Fashion cook stove forg$35
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf
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A Cooking stove with complete fur
nlture for S92 at John Adams's, Colt
House Block. no 27tf.
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A No. 8 Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $9O, at j. Cromley's.
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Farm for Sale. Apply to
G. @. BARND.
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This will do pretty well for start.
Now, let our Marion township Re
publicans keep up their organization,
and they will not only make clean
sweep next time, but will maintain
their ascendancy. The Democratic
majority last Spring was from 1S to
25. Good for Marion township
Keep them going, boys!
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Don't use Those

Don't use Those
Dirty, sticky, nasty Reviewers and
Ambrosias when yon can find pure,
clean Preparation in "Barrett's Hair
Restorative" Sold by Frey d Eft
finger.
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Eastward Bound.

Our friend ]. S. Patterson, Esq
started East last Wednesday morn
ing. As he is well known as a close
and careful buyer, our readers may
expect to find good bargains at his
establishment on his return.
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A s3s Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2stf
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Although Spring is far advanced
and farmers have lots of work on
hands, yet they will lose but little
time, and be vastly benefited By
securing Mr.. Porch's choice Seed
Potatoes which are for sale at Os-
born d Baldwin's Produce Store.
His varieties comprises the Early
York, Early Goodrich, Garnet, Har.
rison, &c.
Call soon, or you may fail, as the
supply may not last long. no47-tf
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D. U;It1 vorr yxyifa

Money saved by buying your
Clothing at "OLD WHITE CORNER"
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Stoves of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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The fame of the celebrated Planta.
ition Bitters has no parallel in the
history of Medicine. The thousands
upon thousands of bottles that arc
made and sold daily is but proof posi-
tive OF their wonderful virtues
Thousands of Certificates can be pro.
duced showing the efficacy and Ger
tainty of the cures which they effect,
and the Medical Fraternity, usually
so jealous of anything which causes
persons to think and doctor for them
selves, are compelled to acknowledge
their wonderful virtues, and prescribe
ttIcm under other names. They are
sold by all druggists.
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A s3S Morning Star cook stove No.
9, for S33 at ]. Cromley's. 2stf
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A good $50 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S2J at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior II
the best imported German COlogn.
and sold at half the price.

and sold at half the price.
An eminent physician OF New York.
in writing to the proprieters of Ro-
backs Medicines, saws: Il have
examined the formula you sent me of
Roback's Blood Pills, and am glad to
notice that you do not use any mercu-
~ or other mineral substaoce in their
composition. The podophyllin EN-
ployed is, in my opinion, the best
article that can enter into the compo
sition of cathartic pill, and is one of
the most valuable cholagogue cathar-
ties, operating mildly yet effectually,
arousing the whole hillary and digest
i've apparatus. They likewise exert
favorable influence on the cutanaeus
producing and maintaining
a constant moisture of the skin. They
must act as powerful Alternative and
produce lasting impressions upon the
glandular system and secretory ORGANS,
and produce excavations from the
oo"fip. HHcn iuSI anu OthGi
agents fail. Their action upon the
liver must be specific, arousing the
secretions and producing free bilious
excavations, and in chronic heptic
arrangements with dyspepsia they are
''Their range of application is, per
haps, more extensive than any other
,athartic or liver pill, combining, as
they do, the active principle OF man
lrake root and black cohosh in such
IN eminent degree, and are really a
desirable family medicine, which can
be taken at all times by children, as
we'll as adults, with the happiest re
,ults.''
Roback's Blood Pills are made both
With and without sugar coating, and
,an be obtained of Frey &c Ettinger
'ole agents, at twenty-five cents per
)ox. fno4Gml.