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DUCHU.
~ From Dispensatoryof the United States
DIoSMA CRENETTA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PEoPERrIEs.--Their Odof Is strong, dlfIuslye.
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish,
and analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AID UsEs.- Buchu
leaves are gently stlmulant, with peculiar ten.
deney TO the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and
Uretha. Disease OF the Prostate Gland. and
Retentioh or Ihrontnence Of Urine, from q loss
of tone In the parts concerned in It's evacuation.
The remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous AfIec-
tations, and Dropsy.
HELhBoLD's ExTRAcT BrcnU iS used by per-
sons from The ages Of 18 to 20, and from s5 to
%, or in the decline Or change OF life after Con-
fnement, or Labor Pains; Bed.wsttlnE in
children.
ln affections peculiar TO females, the Extract
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, as In
Chor osis.or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness
or Suppression of Customary Eyacuatlons, Ul-
cerated or schirrous State of the Uterus Leu
borrhea, or Whites. n
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDSEfS GRAVEL,
AND DRoPsIcAL SwELLXGs.- This medicine In.
creases the power Of Digestion, and excites the
Absorben ts into healthy action, BY which the
Watery or CalcarSous deposltions, and all Un-
natural Engagements are reduced as well as
Pain and inflammation.
HEbMBoLD's ExTGAcr BuCnU has cured every
case of Diabetes In which il has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Inaa-
nation of the Kidneys, liberation of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases
Of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone In the Bladder,
Calculus, Gravel, Brick-Dust Deposit, and
Mucus or Milky Discharges and for enftebled
and delicate constitutions, of both sexes, at
attended with the following symptoms: Indis-
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Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back Hot Hands,
Flushing Of the Body, Dryness of the Skin,
Eruption Oh the Face, Pallid Cuuntenance, Uni.
versal Lassitude Of the Muscular system, &c.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcuU Is Dlurctic and
Blood-Puritying, and cures all Diseases al isng
from habits OF dissipation, excesses and impru.
dencences in life, impurities of the Blood, &c,
superseding Copaiba In affections for which it is
used, such as Gonorrhea. elects of long stand
ing, aud Syphilitic Atiectons-in these diseases.
used in connection with HEbMBVLDs Rose
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bottles for $780, Delivered to any address,
Describe symptoms in all communications.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
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Chemical Warehouse, and signed
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CouRT OF Common EAs.--Court
met on Monday, March 1st, Hon. John P. Ply
ley Judge, oharloSC- James Esq. Clerk, John
L. Jones Esq. Prosecuting Attorney, and JOhn-
won Wade Esq Sheriff. The Grand Jury was
tJmpanslsd, sworn and charged in the forenoon.
The following gentlemen compose the Gyand
Jury, A. D. Grassland Foreman, John Hughes
jr., william L. Perkins, Reuben Dickson, JOr-
dan Horton, lsaac Dempsey, John Sanders,
Francis Russell. G. W. Whitman, J. W. Kicker,
VIM, BysrS, WIN. Parks, s. P. Baldrldge, W. s.
schsllenger, and Geo. stifier The Docket was
called, and no case being ready for trial, Court
adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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TIE following are the proceedings in
ths Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John CLANCY and Mary Cantsr.
James NJ Beatty aud Sarah q. Rowland.
Riley Ware and Eliza E. Punmell.
MIscELLANEOUs.
William Wharf, Minister, had license to SOL
smnize marriages noted.
Joseph Jenkins Executor, nlsd petition to
sell land.
One inventory hlsd
Two accounts filed.
EiAVen accounts settled.
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Mr.. ATKINSON retired from the Au-
dltOrS ONCE on Monday last Mr.. Atkinson was
q most faithful and accommodating officer, and
he rctlres with the good wishes Of all. He
perhaps has not an enemy in the county, or
pan who will say one word against him as an
officer
Mr.. Baker is aa old hand at the business and
will render entire satisfaction. He comes into
ONCE with the confidence and good will OF all.
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THAT CONCERT. The Concert and
Exhibition given by the young folks of jackson
onlast Friday night was largely attended, some
-four hundred persons being present. The nett
Proceeds amounted to about s45,oO.
The performance was quite creditable. Most
of the music was good, while the theatrical per-
formances were fair
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JAMES A. ALEsHIRE's School, short
distance east Of town, viii close the present
term on the 18th inst. There will be an exam
inatiOu Of the advanced students, aAd the friends
of education in the vicinity arc invited to bs
present.
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v AS the spring trade opens, it is ex-
pscted that the sales made by Enos Reed g. Bro,
OF the Drug Store, Portsmouth, Ohio, will be
largely increased. Many articles used in build
ing are sold by them, such as paints, glass, sash
&c, in addition to Drugs s. Medicines.
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Legal Notice.

Leg III ~ ODlcSs
SUSAN MAYHEM and Jeaefson Msthew
~ her husband Of WAYNE county, H.: the
unknown heirs Of Harrison Jenkins decea sed
one OF the heirs at law of William a.. G. Jen kins.
deceased, who resides in the State of Kansas
the unknown heirs Of Mary Ward, deceased. and
their father, William Ward, all Of whom res ldes
in The Territory lof Idaho solomon jenkins.
who resid9s in the State of Iowa JaTnas jenkins
who re1des in Lafayette county, Missouri,
VIII take notice that Joseph Jenkins. Execute r
Of the last will aud testament oil William II. { -.
jenkins, deceased, on the 22d day Of February
A. D., 1862 filed bis petit ion In the Probate
Court within and for the county of Jackson and
State Of Ohio against them aud others. alleging
that the personal estate Of said William II. c,
Jenk ins, deceased, has been duly exhausted in
pursuance Of his said will, and :hat il is nee
essary 10 sell the rsa estate of said William II
c. jenkins, deceased, TO discharge aud paw of
the legacies created by said will that he, the
said William Fl. e. jenkins, died seized IN fec
simple of the following described real estate
situated in the county OF jackson, State of Ohio.
to-wit: The west half Of the north east quarter
of section number two (2(, Of township number
five (5), ofrange number eighteen (1S).
Also, part of. the west half Of She south eau
quarter of section number thirLy-hve (s5J. LpwG.
ship number six (6), Of range number eighteen
(Iol ana Delng thlrty -hyc acres OF OF the south
end OF said west half OF the sUutE- quarter Vi
said section numbsT thlrty-fve (35)
Said real estate is incumbercd by the dover O;
Clarissa Backns, widow Of said William II. c.
Jenkins, deceased which has been dulr Set OF
and assigned by metes aud bounds.
The prayer Of said petition is for sale of sill
premises, subject to said dover estate for the
payment of said legacieS and costs aud charges
incident to said sale. Said petition will be for
hearing on the 9th day of March A. D., 1863
at 10 0 clock A. n. or as seon fhereaflsra as leave
can be obtained.
JOSEPH JENKINS.
Executor of William II. C. Jenkins, deceased.
James Trip, Attorney.
Feb. .2s, 'G9-5w
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If you want q beautiful complexion,
a fair skim If you dealre to have all irritating
and distressing eFuptlonS and cutaneOus dis
'SaSes cared without fail, 60 to any druggist and
ask for Pslner'S Lotion. Columbus, (Iad.) Dem
OcrGt, July 10 1866.
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Sold by DR.. o. c. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
A MaIariOus NlOntIl.

March, that gives us new President, is also
the inaugural month of many harrassihg dis
orders. Entangled in its fogs are the seeds Of
coughs, colds and of that alienation of frigldity
and fire, more widely known than admired,
called fever and ague The only way to avoid
these little unpleasantnesses is to render the
system strong enough to fight of the atmos-
pheric poison that produces them, and the best
way to endow 1t with this repellent power Is to
tone it with HoSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
yfarer were credibly informed that q
aldh Was waiting at the next corner, he would
doubtless turn in their tracks, and take a safer
route to his destination. With just about the
same amount of trouble, the attacks of iseases
prevalent at this season may be evaded. Nay
the trouble will be less, for drug stores lie in
every ones route, and every respectable drug
gist in the Union keeps on hand H0sTETTER's
BITTERS. The article Is staple of trade, and
1t would be as easy to find grocery without
sugar, as the store Of an Apothecary without this
popular tonic remedy.
In view Of the experience of the nation with
vsgard to the article, during the space Of twenty
years, it seems almost unnecessary to recapitu-
late its merits TO Americans. But as our popu-
lation Is increasing Of the rate Of q couple OF
millions year, in the natural way and by imnl-
grafton, 1t may be as well to hint to the rising
generation and new arrivals (the old settlers
know all about it, that HosTETTERs sToM-
AcH BITTERs is the most wholesome and po-
tent vegetable tonic ever manufactured; that it
Is specific for debility, dyspepsia, blllouGnsss,
and miasmatic feversi that 1t prevon is, as well
IS cures, these complaints and their complica-
tiOns; that 1t il not "bad to take, and is sbso-
lutely harmless.
TIrg,E,I1ru1,s. m MErS
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Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Re-
newer Is the bestpreparatiOn for the hair In the
market, and always gives satisfaction. Do not
be put on by unprinclpalsd dealers with others
on which they make more profit.
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Orange Furnace was shut up to take
an invoice on Monday and Tuesday. This
caused quite an excitement among the ustom-
Srs of the Store, and they did not know what Il
meant, But the interruption was only tempo
rary
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Sherif's Sale.


STATE of Ohio, Jackson County, -.
league Ray, administrator of Moses Ray, dec d.
VS..
Samuel Plckens ct ux.
Court Of Common PleaS. vinton County, Ohio.
First Order of Sale.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
Il sale ISSUED from said court, and TO me di-
rected,' will offer at public auction at the door
Of the Court House in Jackson, in said county of
jackson, ON
Saturday, March l3, A. D., 1869,
at one O'Clock P NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate situated in the county "
Jackson and State Of Ohio to-swit Known and
described as part Of the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter ofseCtion number two (2),
In township number eight (S), of range number
nineteen Q9) containing % bO-100 acres save and
except so much of said trRct as Is included within
that part Of the town of Raysville situated within
the county Of jackson and State OF Ohio.
Valued at $500 90.
To be sold as the property Of the said Samuel
Plckehs ct uK., to satisfy judgment rendered bv
said court in favor of league RAY, administrator
of Moses Ray, deceased.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand this oh day of February
A. D. 1869.
JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff j. c., Ohio.
E. A. Bntton Atty for plaintiff
Feb. II, 69-6W--pf I'll 10. a.
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LITERARY NoTIoEs. The Atlantic
Monthly for March is received. II is a most
excellent and interesting number. The follow
ing is the table of contents "Mabone, au Old
port Romance-Part Ill, by T. W. Hlgginson !;
Thrush In q Gllded Cage, by Christopher p
CfAnch The Small Arabs of New York, by
Charles Dawson shanly COOPERATIVE House.
keeping, Fifth Paper Little Captain Trots, by
Mrs. Harriet Beerher Stowe; A New Chapter Of
Christian Evidences, by James Freeman Clarke;
Consumption In America--Third Paper, by
Henry !. Bowditcb, M, D.. The Foe in the
Household-L; Our Painters Second Article, by
John Neali The Fatal Arrow, by Alice Cary /;
PopularlzIng Art, by James Parton; The New
Bducatlon-second Paper by Charles W. Eliot;
Howard at Atlanta by John G. Whittier; The
shabian Alb, by Bayard Taylor; Our N eW Presl-
dent, by Charles g. Came; Scdge-B Birds, by J.
Eliot Cabot; Reviews and Literary Notices.
For sale by Booksellers and NewsdeaIers Fields,
osgoOd q Co., Publishers, Boston.
PAcKARD's MONTHLY for March is the
best number yet Issued, of this cheap and popu-
lar Magazine, The following extract is from an
article entitled How Beecher Makes his Ser
mons Mr.. Beccher is giving his experience
and opinion about prayer meetings;
His 6rst prayer meetings were aS poor as tho
poorest bhtby hard work and PERSEVERANCE he
bad Succeeded In making them productive of
much good, To build up prayer meeting in
new district requires the same skill that the
hunter usesin building fire in the forest First
there is only spark TO this he adds dry leaves;'
then small twigs and pieces Is. Of bark and, when
selects his fuel, for the flames consume the wet
wood as well as the dry.
Great care should be taken to keep certain
we'll meaning members from demoralizing the
meeting W ith long speeches. Generally they may
be Pilenced if they are asked question in expla.
nation OF their remarks for they always run on
a single tract, and when once thrown off they
seldom get back until ii is too late.
Many women are opposed to public speaking,
others cannot speak If they W lsh to. To remedy
this ask them questions, when they request
family, and before they or the congregation
know what the leader is up to he will have
good speech out Of them.
"Of all church members women are the most
useful, If the people did but know it. To make
prayer meetings successful the leader should be
earnest, he should understand human nature,
and above all things work hard and make each
exercise come to time"
This Magazine only costs s1.OO per year. Ad-
dress s. 8. Packard, New York. ....
THE OLD GUARD for March Is recoiv-
cd. 1t Is the same reasonable concern that 1t
always has been. The cowardIy seoundrel who
edits 1t was too great coward and sneak TO 20
into the late rebellion, but he is all the time
urging others to commence another war. After
exhaustlng plain prose to this end this rebel
concern comes at the copperheads In doggerel
thus:
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FsrniiRss Weekly by CHAs. RHoDEs Esq, Record
"a. er Of Jackson CoEaty.
:, 4Fm. H. HOwelIs and wife to Joha II. Lewis,
trustee-4eaeras In Madison tp. ..... 81, 800
John Bennett ts wn. II. hampton, rscsiver-In
Lot % In the Ae~h OF jackson. S611
Martha A. Nookes aad others to H. s. Bundy-
12acres In Milton Ep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e420
John D. Brown to Gsrshon David-part Lot 70
In the town Of jackson. Observation-Disclosures .3250
Evan z. Jones and wsfs to Ann Davis--land In
Madison tp, .---............,...,...e2 e26k
4. B. Monahan aud wife TO Mary MOnahan--
part In Lot "a ntOzn Of Jackaon. .e1, 900
l. T. Monahau and wife 70 Andrew J. Devsr-
part Lots 10 q "a In town Of Jackson. IS 500
l. J. Dever to l. 7. & Mary Monahaa- part Lets
B5, SO 8 116 In JacksOa.. ~, 900
D. s. Stevenson and wife to john Stevenson
Let ~ In Kinnisons Addition TO Berlin. e70O
James Bower and wife to Elias Bower-40 acres
In Liberty tp.........,.......-... .Soeo
J. r. Hunter and wife to Jonas Busler--1 acre
IN Franklin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J. R. Hunter and wife 10 JoHas Busler-4O acres
In franklin p.,...s...,.....--....,'s 's1,VsV
T. Hidenbrand and wife to Bsziamln TTago--
part Out Lott q Out Lot In Jackson $3.50
@. Robbins ana wife to Wn. Hayss-2S acres in
Washington tp. ............s...--.VfO
] Wm Dixen and wife to Joseph Humphreys.-In
Let 16 in JaTnestoWA. A...................VlZ
!. ]. Hammons and wife to VIM. Dixon-In Lot
1e In jamestown. n.......s.. .ge-....... .vAVu
Lot Pierpolnt and wife to Chris. Rertseh--In Lot
ae IN Honmans Addition TO jackson. 800
xjsl Chrlstman and wife 20 John Ohrlstman--
.g1kSs acres II Hamilton .et0s
,ohn ChrDstman 70 Daniel christman -13s acrsi
In Hnmihou Pss.......,''..'.s,sss..s. WV
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Divorce Notice.

Finley Smiley, Of Ironton, Lawrence county,
Ohio, is notified that Margaret Smiley i'd, on
the 2eth day of January, A.D., 1859, file her pc.
titon in the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Jackson, and State OF Ohio, charging the said
Finley Smiley with extreme cruelty, gross neg.
lsct Of dutyi and with having former wife ly.
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. AAcKLKr, her Atty
Jan. "a 'hq-AH -- -
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SAVE YoUR MONEY. Buy where you
an buy the best and cheapest
Best Family Flour at $500 per barrel. Retail
smaller quantities in proportion.
Jeans, Flannels Llnseys, CassimereS, eatinetts
Blankets, Stocking Yarn, 6c., at low prices.
BUM, DAVIS q co.
pec.Ie, '66-N Franklin Mills, Ohio.
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Or persons recovering from Feyers Or any OF the
malignant forms Of dlbease, will find Roback's
Stomach Bltters Invaluable 40 3 tonic and sllmu.
so long felt for safe and reliable tonic and
appetizer.
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Early Marriages in Jackson County.
1885.

Jackson N. Mercer and Jane DcaTsr, Sept
27th, by Michael Mccoy, ]. p.
stephen Martin and Harriet Stroud, October
goth, by Stephen Dunham, J. r.
Thomas Gracey and Lucinda Estes OFT. 2Sd,
by James Scott Minister.
Samuel g. Montgomery and Euclid Crookkam,
Nov 21st, by Ellery Bascom, Minister.
Thomas Frazurs and LaVlna johnson, October
3lst, by John Stephenson, j.. p. aH
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Hooaand's German Bftters
Hollands German Tonic

tI combination Of all The fagTCdteHts Of ne Bft@&
tri1l PURE Santa CruE Rum, Orange, etc. n u tss4
for s same dissases ne Btte~s, IN cases pheye sa
pure alcoholic atmus Is required Poti t0in bear q
mind that these remedies entirely different JroS
any 0tsTs adpertissd for s cure Of e diseoses RaneA
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal eztrass,
tcltile tie others mSTs deeoct0RS Of IN sop4
form. The TONIC is dAidsdly one Of Tie med PIE.
tant and agreeable remedieI offered 70 gs pGblA
Hs taste is srquste is pleasure 10 take 4 Dhiis ~
Ne-giUiHg szhlaTatiHg, and Medicinal QHalfss Aaa
caused u % be kn0'0H as tie grsatest ef al tOBteh
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WaAh inpton Nav o. 1875


To Wheeler & Wilson, Of New York.
SIRs: The Department has received
one Gold Medal awarded to your firm, on Sew
Ing and Buttsn Hole Machines, at the Paris
Universal Exposition Of 1869,
Your obedient servant,
If VIM. H. SEWARD.
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J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
isrG to the Merchants and Fufhacemen of Jackson
county asuperlor stock Of Dry Goods s. NotionG
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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ALL persons indebted to the frm of
Sutherland & Adams will please call and settle
Immediately, as Mr. Adams expects 20 leave
soon.
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LIMITATIONS of Halls Vegetable Sicili-
an Hair Renewsr are being thrust upon the
market in great numbers; do not be deceived
by them, bat demand Halls.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD must be handed in by noon on Tues
dag each week, Us the paper Is made up on Tues
day aYsnlng, N
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THERE has been quite a large num-
Der Of persons ia town this week, in attendance
upon Court.
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MELANCHOLY

Is one of the many disorders of the nervous sys-
TEN, arising from q low state of the constitu-
tional health or severe prostration after long
continued sickness, and requires lnYigOrating
remedies like Reback's Stomach BitteTs to re-
store the nerves to their natural vitality.
BoLD ny
DR.. 0. c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
Jan. II, '69-7m
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AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN of New York,
in writing to the proprletors of Roback's Medi-
cines, says: Il have examined the formula you
sent me of Roback's Blood Pills, and am glad to
notice that you do not use any mercury or other
mineral substance in their composition. The
podophylln employed is, in my opinion, the
best article that can enter into decomposition Of
q cathartic pill, and is one of the most valuable
cholagogue cathartlcs, operating mildly yet
effectually, arousng the whole hillary and di-
gestive apparatus They likewise exert favor
able influence on the cutaneous functions, pro-
ducing and maintaining a.constant moisture OF
the skin They must act as powerful altera-
tive and produce lasting impressions upon the
glandular system and secretory organs, and
produce excavations from the bowels when mer-
curials and otheragents fail Their action upon
the liver must bespecl6c, arousing the secretions
and producing free bilious excavations, and in
chronic heptic arrangements with dyspepsia
they are invaluable. fa
''Their range of application is, perhaps, more
extensive than any other cathartic or liver pill,
combining, as they do, the active principle Of
mandrake root and black cohosh In such an
eminent degree, and are really desirable family
medicine, which can be taken atall times by
children, as well as adults, with the happlest
results.
Robacks Blood Pills are made both with and
without sugar coating, and can be obtained Of
--- at twenty-five cents per box.
Sold by DR.. O. G. MILLER. jackson, Ohio