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Divorce Notice.

Finley Smiley, Of Irouton. Lawrence county
Ohio, is notified that Margaret Smiley d i'd. Or
the 2Sth day Of January, AID. 1869, file her pc.
tltion In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court o
Common Pleas. within and for the county oi
jackson, and State OF Ohio, charging the said
Finley Smiley with extreme cruelty, gross neg.
leet Of duty, and with having former wife liV.
ing at the time Of his marriage with petitioner,
and asking that she may be divorced from the
said Finley Smiley. Said petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of'said Court.
MARGARET SMILEY.
By D. hAcKLKY, her Atty
Jan % PG9--6w
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Master Commissioners Sale.
4lats "a On, Jaekadn Counlr. q.

State Of Ohio, Jacks6a Couafg, 90.
Nathan Brown, Court Common Pleas,
va Jackson Countv
Peter Homer, etalS. 1st order Of sale.
Pursuant to the command Of an order OF sale
issued IN The ab5ye styled cause, and to me a.
reeted as Special Master, will ofer AZ public
auction at the door Of the Court House In
Jackson, In said County Of Jackson, on
Saturday, February 9Th, A. D., 1869,
at one o'clock, P. ~, Of said day. the follovip
described real estate. situated In the county q
Jackson and State Of OHIO, to-wit:
Incest half Of the southeast quarter Of sac
tlon number eleven iii towashlp number
seven ~, range nam Der Din tteen G9) contain
Ing eighty (eO) acres. more or Iess--sIceptng.
small piece described Ia q Bond" reserved 10
Daniel Yearan.
Valued at S1S3 49,
os sold as the property of Peter Horner
t1i 4u1 9Sshsrs " satisfy o judgment TebAersd BY
'',r s1s- SesfI 10 favor Of Nathan BrowB.
Terms Of sale cash
Given under dIny bAns Til, 2sth day Of Jsuu-
JOHNSON WADE. sb'dJC
ahd special Master Commissioner Court Com.
Pleas of said County.
J. w. Laird, Attorney for PIE
Jan 2S, G9-5w-pL s11 40
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Medical Notice. DIR. Cow NAV B,

consulted In 1868 ~ folloys.f ~
In Jackson, at the Gibsoa Houss, on Wednes.
days and until the accommodation train goes
north, on ThurSdsysin the afternoon, Peb. 17th
aud 18th April 7th and 9Th May 12th aud 18Th;
June 18th and 18th July 21st and 22d Sept
18Th and l4thj Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House on Tues.
days, Feb. 10th; April 81 May IL June 10 ;
July 20; Sept. z; Oct IL; Nov. 16.
DR. Cone most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to visit his rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their eases. ,-9-,-..s ] .kA 9.
Consultation free In all cases.
rs ------447-ps ~ - -----F III q
ORIGINAL SONG. y 2
q Good news good news the Cable brings. III
Der oil the Wires 1t flies, 1898
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine--p ist
Brought home the Golden Prize. -,,sf
Old Uncle Sam first struck the note
John Bull then caught the sound
Then came from France the echo bacE
Wheeler q Wilson's crowned.
And now the people no longer doubt
So long 1t has stood the test, 'aa bos 10
The hews is fairly nolsed about, I5 fF
That Wheeler & Wilson is the best. "a
OF which there Is over $4,000 now in use,
delivered, and instructions given free,
f-Tl BY y. s. TITUS, Agent
Jan.7tf Jackson County, Ohio.
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II Rs HALLS I 3 81 s
.1IVEcETABLE SIcIlAN
q III d HAIR 3a..l. ia,ao =
.RENEKzRs
GRAY

Restored to its original Youthful Color
IVA Wiz BY Its use. M SNN
1t will make Hasr srOv upon bald heads, ex-
cept in very-Gged persons, as 1t fnrn ishss the
nutritlve principle by which the hair is hoGr-
isbed and supported. az
1t viii prevent the half from falling out and
does not stain, the skin. ,s,g.s ,rgteo,g'
No better suidepes Of 10 Npsiority need bs Gd-
duceI than @s Jsct hat so many limitations Of 4
are offered % he pubic. 70 N ,ii' h sa. la' q
ITISlA SRLENDLD I'd UNDRESSING: d
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
RIP. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprie.
tors. For sale by all druggists. INA
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THE concert at the Court House on
last Friday night was almost an entire failure.
About elk O'Clock there came on a most vlole mt
storm Of rain, hail, wind, thunder and lightning.
The people were thus prevented from attending.
Those who did get to the Court House had
rare treat The music was excellent
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H. @. MILLER,
AsA't. Assessor.

Packard's Monthly for February is
received. We have heretofore expressed an
opinion that this is one Of the best Magazines
published. The articleo on Education, BY Horace
Greeley, that on Lovers ouarrelS by Oliver
Dyer, and the article by Ellhu Bnrrltt, are par
ticularly good. eb88'TS =
Address 8. s. Packard. New York. Price
only sl,Oo. 4iek
90 The Ohio Educational Monthly for
February Is received. We have often said that
every school teacher should haveit. Price e1.60
per year. E.E. White, Columbus, Ohio. aa.
We have received a copy Of the
American Artisan, published at New York, by
Brown; Coombs & Co., at $500 per year. 1t
appears to be Q good work. Ss-- "
Pettengill, Bates d Co., publishoFs
of Hearth & Home, have sent us nice sBErav-
ing being from q German picture. They will
furnish 4 copy Of this engraving to every person
who buys copy Of No. Of Hearth Z Home,
date Of Feb 10th. No win also contain 4
large Valentine picture by Nast Price Of this
number only 10 cents. s
Hints about Sunday School work, by
Rev. Alfred Taylor published by ], g, ,Ganigues
q Co., Philadelphia, will be sent 70 any Sabbath
School Superintendent who win send h Is address
and stamp 70 pay postage. s!'',7s ,g h2
Wehave received from John Church
r., Cincinnati, two pleceS ef musle. One called
Katy Malone, words and music BY w. 4. Ogden.
The other, Ringing the Flower Bells words bv
Tom Hood, music by ] l.. Molloy. Thanks
Austin, jackson g Co., Of Dansyille.
New York, have sent us neatly bound book by
Dr. james O. jackson. Title, How to treat the
sick without medicine We Iecame much 10,
teIested 10 it. and read a large portion Of t.
While We do not believe all that the writer says,
We think the work useful ere. Trise eaSb
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Transfers Of Real Estate.
Fiirnishsd Veekiy6g cHAs. RHoDks, ESQ.,, RECORD.
er9f JGcka0n County

!. - e - "a y
Fbrniahed JFeekiybg CHAs. RHoDKs, ESQ.,, Record.
ercf JGcksoH County. o
Het Hi fFNt -- - Nslril4aHgt ,it
B. =. Kitchen and wife TO Elizabeth Powers--
OF Lot 70 In Winchester. .425s
Levi DUNCAN and wife to Peter Pickrel-X OF
~ Lot lSS IN Jackson. Observation-Disclosures 800
wellington Manufacturing Company to Oliver
8. Wadsworth--qult claim 70 $50 acres in
jackson Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mayor DUNCAN to Joseph B. Watson--4N acres
IN LICK Up. Observation-Disclosures. $500
W. W. Brock and wife to j. j. Wiils-quit claim
TO ~ acres In Jackson $40
Charles stocknan and wife to JgJ. Wiils--5
James 5. Horton and wife to r. w. HUBBARD
81 acres 10 Hamilton tp.,...........,.s1,2 200
Madison Taught and wife 10 james r. Hunter
ct ALDO acres In Franklin To 400
VIM, IL; Hunter and wife to James r. Hunter-
quit claim to l2o acres In Hamilton tp 81 900
Nancy Cool to J. u. H.Lloyd-quit claim to 40 acres
In Scioto tp and 40 acres II Franklin tp. $3.50
Daniel B. Harrel and wife 10 james r. Hunter
quit claim 10 40 acres In Scioto to, and 40
acres In Franklintp Al $50
Henry Il, Daniels and wife to james R. Hunter
quit claim TO 40 acres In Scioto to and 40
acres 10 Franklin tp. tp..,.......u.....,.$4 $3.50
James ?. hnighton ct al to Jesse Jordon-so
Adam a. EltszgpatreE q 4 aad tlsfo Vim. ,RadsildtY
- ~ ~ ~ ~ tniuuletoh -. .s.........,..S 900
John Droudner and wife'to John D auber--part
OF Lot 80 In Jackson, p,.................. 5000
Elizabeth Anders to q n W. Biack-4o acres in
Oliver s. &ads worth and wife to Alien j. Beach
ct al As440 acres 10 Jarkson tpi u ~ y %, 300
sheriff Wilson to Madison Claar--SO acres s.
B. K. land In Liberty tp 1866
James Ray to Joseph Il, Wilsons-1Bo acres in
washington tp..:.,bs.. 81. 900
u W. French and wife to Rebeeea G. Barber
quit claim to part Lot In Jackson. =. .$3, ,224
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FINE Jon WoRK.-Ws are all the
time adding new type and other materials to
our Job oficc. We have just received more fine
colored ink, forsems of which we paid $3.50
per ounce. We have received lot Of nne bond
paper, and when a lot of new type, cuts, -four
ishes, border &C., which we have ordered shall
arrive, we intend to print some specimens Of
Furnace Scrip, as fine and 10 cheap as can be
done In Philadelphia. l Usal }.H ru Ill.
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Road Notice.

NNHERE will be petition presented TO the
IL Commissioners Of Jackson county, At their
regular session, on the first Monday in March
next, asking for the establishment OF county
road, as follows: .a
Beginning al the old survey at the southeast {
corner OF james GOrdons place, In Liberty
Township, At the road running from TIE Piketon
road TO the Portsmouth road and past Simp-
sons Mill. From said starting point to run
south along the line between Wilkinga land and
John 6arrettB, till lit passes Vikings house ;
thence across the corner of Frank Wiki ing .
land TO GettleGI thence south along GettIe 8
fence TO run; thence to wind around the hill
to the corner of Lakes corn field, on Gettle 3
land thence south along said Lakes fence, and
thence the nearest and beet way to inter sect the
Basin Run Road, atthe lower corner Of Jordon .
field. 2E IN gaHsf' NH
And also, TO vAcats SO much Of the said road
running past Simpsons MILL as lies between
the place of the commencement Of the proposed
road, aud Basin Run. Thence east;to Jordan
watering trough thetice south along Jordan's
land to Beatty's Corner thence south on the
line between Tllnanh Culp and G. Delay, TO
cherry tree, on or near the line thence to
point of rocks on the south side of Buckeye
Creek, near Culp's spring; thence along the foot
of the hill to the line between Culp and Delay
thence west along the line to Culp'S gate thence
south along the line between Ford and Delay to
lntersect the Cove road ~ 81
Jan. 28, 6g-5w r p PETITIONERS.
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WEhad occasion last week to send
for some articles in the Drug line. Asa matter
of course, we sent to Enos Reed & Bro. of Ports
mouth. The articles sent were of the very best
quality. That is the manner in which they do
business,
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aMERcHGNrs, Teachers, 4 Farmers and
Mechanics, by entering Smiths Business College,
PortImouth, o., soon, can prepare themselves
thoroughly for Keeping Books by the time
Spring Business opens. College open both day
and evening. Call at the College, or address
eMatssis + b. w. saIrH, Principal,
shs Portsmouth, o.,
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The fine weather still continues, and
this makes trade from the country brisk. AS
matter Of course Orange Furnace Store gets
the "heft' Gas Nasty would Say,) of this trade.
The people in town also trade Ia rgely at Orange
Store.
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MELANCHOLY.

ls one Of the many disorders OF the nervous sys-
TEN, arising from q low state OF the constiiu-
tlonal health OF severe prostratlon after long
eonhnned sickness, and requires inYlgofating
remedies like Robaeks Stomach Bitters 70 re-
store the nerves 70 their natural vitality.
t' SOLD BY
.l DF' o' Z. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
.st. Ia Jan. q, 'Gs-2m
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Internal Revenue Of Jackson Co.
r "a for | 1858. ora

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT Assessor INT. REv.l
jackson, o., Jan. 80, 1s695
EDIroR 6rANDARD;
sIiaI aHE lgf The following table, show
ing the amounts of tax derived from each Hrtl-
Gle Of the different sources Of Revenue and the
aggregate amount. is correct transcript from
the b0ods Of this Office, and is published for the
benefit Of whom 1t may concern;
H. G. MILLER,
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TsaJ,. PURsELL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio call attention Of Jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock, which they are offering at grsatlv re-
duced prices. feb eff
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NnticR.

TENHE undersigned have been duly appointed
4 Executors Of the last will ana testament of
Alexander Poor, late of jackson county, Ohio,
deceased. ALEXANDER POOR,
Jan.213 GEORGE W. POOR.
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This is to give notice that on the 18th day Of
January, A. D. 1869, q warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Ralf Loft, OF the
township ofLck, In the county OF Jackson,
and State Of Ohio, who has bsen sdjudged bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment Of
any debts and delivery of any property belong.
Ing to such bankrupt TO him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property BY. him. are forbid
den BY law |; that q meeting Of the creditors Of
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more asslgnses of his estate, " III be held
at Court ef Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at the
Registers office, IN the Merchants Block, Second
street, Portsmouth. Ohio, before Elijah Glover,
Register. on the 2sd day OfFebruary, A. D. 1882
''T'.s,'NF,f 4. HIcKENLooPER, Jr, ,.11-
f,.r a,t ..saf.5ss U. 81 Marshal.
James Tripp, Attorney, aet ea4 2Wo
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Nor 4 Fox. Some fellow down The

Nor 4 Fox. Some fellow down the
road, q copperhead we suppose, judging from
hls ignotance,l sent us q muSkrat by express
STEW days, ago, no. doubt supposing It to be a
fox. I'VE do not want any mus1rats. We killed
several last summer, that were eating our corn.
Wssan get @t,p any lime e l.i q, e n, aa. = 4.
Now We wish to Inform this ignoramus that .
muskrst belongs, in Zoology. OIths family Of
Muride, while the fox belongs to the Cahlde, or
dog family. $50. ..J,,, .'s, q. a.iis,,
aWej do not Waat rats expressed 70 us We
have rats enough 80 loqH gl DIDO .fgQ
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Tnr star Furascce Co. are ofFering all

HN 6JVtRE = " 14V-VU " - V@NV.EN1s9 Ut
their heavy winter cloth ing at first cost, such al
Over l. Business Coats &c. They are also selling
a fine lot of French Merlnoes at 75c. . yard. +
Lusters from 80 to 6Oc, yard. r,
Calicoes at 8 to 121I cts. pr. yard. pd er5
Al Brown sheetng from 121S to 1sc. . yard.
N. B. Wanted, Bacon, Beans, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, for which we W i'll pay the highest
marks price in Cash or Goods. M n
Feb. 8, 3,''69-tf. STAR FURNACE Co.
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SEE special notice of cheap goods at
Star Furnace Store. This company will do just
as they promise. They also want Bacon, Beans,
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q LOCAL MATTERS.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD. mast be handed in by noon on Tues.
~ each week, as the paper Ia made up on Tues
day evening.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE.--We wish to
call attention to the advertlssmsntO of Sutherland
g. Adams. We are we'll acquainted with these
gentlemen, and know them to be honorable deal
ers. We also know that their goods are no sec
ond hand traps, made only to SELL They are
acting in good faith, and no doubt bargains can
be had, as they are determ ined 10 close, out
their present stock, E ?. 8< ~
The ladies are invited, as they will have good
order during the progress Of the sale. Com e,
and youmay see something which you need.f Z
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.lFyou would have a desirable head
Ofhairaud retain 1t, use Halls Vegetable slcilE
an Hair Remover the most wonderful discovery
OfmOdsrn times. ''. .f,-.'g a.3 5
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Hoohand's German BIttsrs
HoOfland's German Tonic

q combination Of al Gs ingredients Of Ae BAsstS
S0th PURE Sdntd CTHs Rum, Orange, etc. n 4 sSs4
for As dfSeaSes as ne BisFS IN cases l0srs sosa
pSTe alcoholic aimuluy Is required Y0t tviu bear ~
mind hdt 9ete remedies entirely different Jroae
any OthsTJ adUeTised for he cure of NE dfsedSes nams
Rese being scientific preparations Of Hsediopaf ezao
ghfIe The OthsTs Hgrs dsoOctiOBs Of iH so44
form. The TONIC Is dkid1diy one Of Ae rloH pteap
sant and agreeable remedies offered 10 As pHbt
It's taste Is ezqufsLG H1a pleasure 70 take u l0Is
lsgipiHg, eIhiidrdtiHg, and medicinal qIaitiss Aa
caused 4 % Be kHOVn a. Ne 0reatsa " al tOnteG
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New Advertisements
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More JUsTieEs BLANKS -Subppnas,
summons executions &C., with cqnstabls's re-
turns indorsed very convenient, sold at the
Standard Office fora cent piece. HadIaa
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z j. =. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
n terms the most favorable. lyl
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper a.',- 'ei .1el5
This truly Valuable Medicine Is recommended
by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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Mr. MArrHEw R1DpELr, Of GLASGOW

MR.. MATTHEW hIDDELL, OF IIase0W,
Scotland, writes ''1have found PalmsrI Lotion
more useful, than anything have tried fer bad
eruption have'h had on the face for the last nine
months--wOuld you therefore send me two one
dollar bottles, addressed to Queens Hotel, To-
ronto, @. w.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
of the estate Of Daniel T. Jsnes, late of jackson
county, Ohio, deceased
Jan21 i69-3t DAVID Z Jones
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EDw4RD RAINr ESQ. editor of the
Portsmouth Correspondent, German paper,
called on us last Friday afternoon. Mr.. Raine
hayery pleasant gentleman. .-,,
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WE have the gratifying intelligence

We have the gratifying intelligence
frOmthefar west that Gen. Sheridan has whipped
the Chyenne Indians, and destroyed their princl-
pal village. We also have the intelligence that
Berry Steele iS Stlli dealing in family groceries
and provisions, In the room next to. Wnfough's
aaddlsr shop, right across the street from the
Court House. qs,4aN d9ses-a aitjh s.n
IfycuRant to buy anything TO eat, or any
kind of groceries, call on Berry Ifyo live in
theieOdntfy, and have anything 10 seal, call on
him. tRlA pay allpafties to do So 9go %
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE,
JACKSON
WORKS.

ETNHE citizens of Jackson and adjoining coun.
4 ties are respectfully rsI9jHded that Y!s are
4 myself I was thinking Of, Heavel
Knows. There was a. Sound at tn
door. There be was, he told me aht
could not rest; that he-had rested very
little gince all his suferings, He beg
ged me to give him something. HC
pointed to the sdrgeryadoor, and asked
me if ] had nothing there which coult
make him sleep! Then [ saw it all be-
fore me; not until that moment; but
then, as he stood and looked at me,
felttbat ! could kill him ,--that ] couli
trample him, down out of the way"
! For a moment the knftted brow ant
working mouth bore legibIy enough
the brand. Of Gains but Kisf emotiot
passed and he Renton in the same deat
manner, 5..v 4, t.,...f.tt'-.l. q;
"When, he took it, he asked me
Are you sure 1t will make me sleep I
| answered, sQalte 8aFe. And then, -
afterwards, when il was OFer, tied /
leaden doorswsight round bis neck, and
cast him into the Abbot's Pool. This
is ALL have to tell" Ht q
Some days afterwards Me Tican
riding sonowfuliy home in the twilight
EoHg Said II6s between Henry Weber, ana
samuel II. stsphenson's land to q stone thence
long said line between Grlfe DixonIs and Jobn
)oles land near the creek to the soutb-w west
orner Of said John Coles land /; thence east
long the line between Milton Smiths and John
yole's land TO interseet the road leading from
Jackson 70 California, near Milton Smith s house.
Jana96, '6s--sW PETITIONERS.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

An Eastern medical periodical gives an In.
terestihg account Of the complete cure Of Nrs.
Amos Stauner, of Manor Lancaster county, Pa
of hereditary Consumption. Her parents and
several brothers and sisters died of this feFfbls
disease. Mrs staufier was herself reduced to
mere skeleton; the pulse at 14O her breath.
ing painfully dit1cuIt; expectoretlons very ex'
cessive; diarrhea worse than chronic, and her
condition SO hopeless that at conference of the
old and sklllful physicians she was pronounced
incurable. At this stage Of the disease, DR.. 8. B.
Hartman, of MlllerSville, Lancaster county, Pa.
physician Of fourteen years standing, pre-
scribed MIsHLER'S HERB BTTTERS. ThG
patient soon experienced a pleasing invigoratlng
sensation throughout her system, and encour.
aged by her friends to continne under DR.. Hart
mans treatment, she did so, gradually improv-
ing under increased doses according to heI
strength, until she entirely recovered. Mrs.
Stantfer Is still living, in the full enjoyment o
perfect health. c. B. Herr, Esq, President OF
the Lancaster County (Pa.,) National Bank,
substantiates tho particulars of this most won
derful case.