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den BON 13 bis Is Sahren bic iit) in ser Hdbe BON
5otels uno @eihdftshduiern umbertreiben 13.
Wfdofen inter Is Sabren. Die lid in Der Mbfidt
auf Den Stra6en berumireiben, Elm ihmahuo0es 2e>
ben 5u beainnen; IA 2umpen= unb Gnohen6dno=
Ter; Is. 3eitungsjungen; 16. Spieltuaarenperfdu=
fer.
Nber bas Iinb nod bel tpeitem niht aie Rinber,
Die in 0er,uabrloiune aufmadien. 90e piele iol=
der sebt es. Die in Shmub uno unmiiienheit in
enaen bumpfisen Gamilienfaiernen sroB uerben. mo
lie enc 3uiomm.nseor leben. cine iibelriehenoe
2uft ibre 2unsen peraiftet. no lie Dinse ieben unb
gBorte b6ren Die in ihren usenoliden Sersen allen
| Sinn fir Stom unb Mnitanb, ieoe ylatiirlidfei
ert0ben uno Die lie abbdrten fir bas 2aiterleben. in
oos tie BON ibrer ermad5ienen umaebuns 9efibr
merben Gin arpBes Jelo Der 9hdtiefeit fur erleuh
tete Menhenfreunoe, fpe bic Witslieoer oes gr5ieb
ungsratbs tpelde ien lOlten.
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Worlber IN, bic @ahI

unb es bleibt nun nits mebr ibris. als bas ReIul-
tot unb.. iebaIa fd her Nulperbampf persosen bat.
bic 2iite Der Siesef, Der @st0oteten unb Der 9tr.
jDnnoeten ~ publi3iren. % Tf3.aDYoit19 s52
owton iaan ni6t fasen, bdB nit Der Babl bic
xAufresuns" poriber lit. benn bic Mufreeun8 fsRIte
In bie'em aaMpfe sdnsfid. pyli&ts mar il. 5tanbe,
has Bolt aus isiner, 9ube tsraus5ureiben unb Die
etunprsonsr mnBten fid pot flsinsn Weriau'mlun*
gen nit eleidelttiaen 3ub6rern abplasen. Wir
ssrmtbene baB seSetn I'M Stadie nur eine nerbdlt.
andsis 1esringe GtimmensaN dbseseben tporben iff
snN BOB l4au{enbe su Saufe .aettisbeN Fno. 81.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

p~ perr pttnri4 .Heinbqrb pira im2au.
e bieIes Mondts nniere 0eier In ben folaenben
Gounttess befuMvu. ndmlt& frumbuu, Nor.
taae Ded6onius. Golumbsono. Garrpn, Bel.
msnt. Nernsoc. Robls unb gSoiSineton. nm Die Gel.
Der tur ben .s8enboten. ~ erbeben uno neue Abon.
Hsnten N iomaetn. uniere 2eier in ben trudbns
ten gldteu molten bekbaB bieroon sefdnisf Noti3
mhinen unb netbea uns berbiuhen, uenn, he benz
!. .Hrh. 8. ReinbarS burd cute aufnohme unb pintt.
Hide 3ab(uxs exteesenfommeu. 6s bp 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

- Gouoerneur Senter bon Senneiiee muroe am
Wontag inausurirt. Sn ieiner Mntrttsreoe per=
paidtete ct iib. Die SntereHen oes 0Oltes, obne
Rddidt auf partbei ooer Tarbe, su unteritiben.
leber politilhe Jraeen ipra9 er iid5 ni9t aus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

Ginen aufrufan Die do9en i'm . ten,
Der BON einem Nniieoler in Dragon aussebt. per0f
fertlibte eeitern Der Seem Durter Commercial No.
pertiler." gr lautet yWurum, SIR Wdohen i'm
Oiten. fommt Shr iebt. NO oas Sabraelo mad ga=
lifcrnien nur Sl53 betrd9t nidt nat Oreaon. ySa
ihingtDn uno Gal0rnien, mo Elm 10 ergiebges sSelO
fir veibbe Ginmanoeruns lit. Wenn Sbr ibtet.
mie es bier su9ebt, Sbr t6dtet's 9elpib. SD bin
3euae aeueen, mie bier Mduner BON Yerm0aen,
5ae.,fen uno Steluna sen0tbigt semeien lino. fih
i'm Jaae Die ein5se SSrau auf melt uno brett front
barnieber log, Die 9emos sdrme aufBulrefen uno iid
an ben Waihtrog 5u lteaen. Inn ibre Wdlhe ielblt
su reint3en uno lpie muroe iie aereinist llmionft
pauiirtrn Die WtGnrer bel Der unsepobnten Arbet,
marfen ras ibmubige Geinen5eua miBmut6ia meg,
erboben iebeno ibre 9dnoe gen Often uno ftieben
Den maceoonil6en Sd)rei aus: r&ommt beriiber
luno beift nns, Sbr Mdoten i'm Often. S6r iolt es
gut bel uns baben!!" Se 9erren Ore9oner, Die iit
hre @djde iebit maiden miiien, Iollen nur bas
3eiieselo Ididen, oann ,ueroen iid ihon Mdoten
noen, bic tbnen in ibren NDtben beisultebsn gBil.
lens iino. (yt. .. Sourn.)
(Soweit brau6en bic 0itliden Mdoden gar nidt
5u reilex. gs fDnnten einise bunoert bier in Co
lunbus allen in suten Samilien untersebra1t per=
ben, porldilfig natiirld 5ur Yerribtuns ppn Saus=
uno Glbenarbeiten segen guten 2obp, aber nit Der
belten Muslidt, brape Wdnner Su bsfommen, oenn
eben bic braper uno peritdnhigen Widnner ieben
nadseraoe oaraaf oab ibre fnftissn Gattinnen iol.
DE Mrbeteu perlteben, uno nebmen sebnmal Iieber
elm hsibises Wdoben, oas i'm Sauie unb in Der &ii=
DE gearbeitet, als ems, bas iidb in Sabrifen unb
8erfitdtten unter Mdnnern berumgetrieben bat unb
BON ben Yfihten elmer Sausirau gar nd)ts perltebt
gs miro uno muB jo melt fommen in Qm.rta, bab
Elm Mdohsn, oas nibt einmal Srob baden ODER Elm
Mittaesmabl Subereiten fann, feinen Mann mebr
befommt. 9ie BON einfdltgen GdnsGen peradbtete
eaus= unb Riidenarbeit mub Su gbren sebrad uer=
ben, ionit mub bas amertaniide 0olf iAlieblisb an
Der Suoslfo6erei uno Der oaraus iolgenoen Sps-
peplia gu @runoe seDen.}
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14
9ie Staats @eform Sdjule fit Maod,em

in Wbite Sulpbur @prinss. OeIalpare Gountp.
miro am Is. October sur Nufnabme bon Mdbden
er6ffnet. Mae BE be um Nufnahme iino an Or.
Sobn Rid Is in 2etuis gentre, 9elapare goun=
tn, au ridten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

Danfiagunsstas. = Yrdioent Grant bat
ourd Proclamation Oonneritas, ben Is. 9ioosmber,
als ben ubliden, idbrliden Santiasunsstae anbe-
raurrt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

ordnsen rdBt. qDenn es biefelben einmal iu d n
mub. Damn miro es onoers werben. Cine &eform
in brer Bs3iebuns itho.buenois unb neil iie notb=
penois 1T, bebbalb muB iie iiber tur3 ober lang
aud erfDtgen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14
Die agabt

stns bier ienr rubis uorlber. Oas aBettey mar
.t96n; benn6d iob man faum mehr MenfGen auf
beH StroBen ole an anoeren i96nen Sagen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

= Sn Cincinnati ipiro bas republfanii6e uWolfs=
[6latt" uno fpeciea 5r. ea1auret, neil er oas Re
form Sfet unteriiiibt, BON Der ensll6en raoifalen
Yreiie f0rmlid in Ndbt unb 8ann setban unb in Der
idofsiten, Rnom Notbinesmanier beseifert. go
anse 8. Der Yartbeifabne folste, purbe ct BON ben
Sibrern ber sroben rGreibeitspartbei" sehdtidelt
uno belueihraudt; aber bon Dem ausenblid an, NO
er eepaat bat, auf Nntrieb Der Deuti6en sesen bic
mabloie gorruption oieier Bartbeifabrer Gront 3u
MAIDEN, 1T ct in l1nsnaoe sefallen uno Die 2obba-
oeleien, Die man bm friber ipenoete, baben li in
bic ridItbtsloieiten 2dterunsen perpanoelt 60 Ino
oiaie 8uriden; in bren aueen gilt Der Wann nidts
uno ber 9eutide5erit redt nihts, Der Bartbeoener
aber alIes. gBir baben laden niien, als 3arl
SdurB sinit bid bamt that, baS noie Oeutiben in
Der rspublifaniden Yarbei seadtet uno seebrt uer-
ben." Sa pobL man radtet" uno man vebrt" euds.
10 lanee ibr oas 2ieo Der Yarbei inst uno i6r Si=
Diet nimmt. @obalo ibr aber ben Yartbeiseborfans
aud nur nm Elm @erinees bertueieert, bann foamt
Der alte Gnop Notbins &nlppel aus ben Cad.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

Ser Staat Soma pHan3t ale brei Sabre els
men Walo nit lRillicnen Ydumen; auf 0ieIe Nrt
bat Soma bereits an 25 Mi0onen 8dume in ieinen
rStaa;sforiien".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

- Ser Ohio Wabltampf BON 1869 miro als ber
ru1igite bon allen in ben Ralenoer eedrieben uers
ben miiiien. Mle 0eriude Der repubiifaniiden Sub
rer, bas golt in Aufresuns gu brinser uno cine
finiilide 8eeeifferuns su erseussn, fAeiterten an
oem eeiunben Sinne Der WsaAen. Non bemotrati=
ider seite wurben gar feline oeraytisen 8erude se-
madht. gs tudre gut. ,penn auG in tInftisen Wabl-
tdmpfen aQ' bas tinoii4e 91e1enseldute. Der Yul=
peroampf. Die SoiinadtsoufBise &C., moourd Die
Yartbeifabrer su Bablaeiten bas Bolt auf5uresen
iuden, seipart tpurben. @olde Meuberlidteiten
baben Bios sur 5olae. BOB iie bic Woiien bon ben
pabren 5rasen bes g8ablfampfes ab3ieben uro lau.
fen auf cine nuBloie 8elbperi9menbune binaus. Die
id!iebIid bod bas Nolf gu trasen bat. Sn per.
san8enen Saeen baben iolde Wtitel leoer oft einen
iebr uneebiibrliden ginfluB ausseibt. SIM prdii'
oententpapI pItampf bon 1860 bilbeten Die Doeapafes
10 ldderlid ibre MufSise aud uaren bod ene itar'
fe Ma&t unb elm gar perfdbreriides 2odmittel. Sie
@eroer BON 1868 tparen cine iehr labme 9ea4abm'
une unb sosen lanee nidt 70 gut. Soffen mir, baf
pie politiben Tibrer su Der ueberseusuns fommen
baB unier Bolt minbs lit, uno oaber FOLDER tinois
liden Spiel5euse uiht mebr beoarf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14
9as Nbleben bes Gr>Yrdi iioenten Pierre.
ssolaenoes uuroe beute Nadmittag befannt 9e-

ma1t:
@aibington. s. Oct. 1869.
gs lieat Dem Yrdlioenen bic idmerslife Yhibt
Oh, Dem Bolte Der Ser. Staaten ben Soo zines iei=
oieen. Der iib bene in Concord ereienete. oerpor.
rageno in Sen oIfentliben Gatb sperlammungen uno
I'M Yripat= 2eben allsemein beliebt, miro iein Sob
nit Dem Summer betrauert iperben. Der oem Verlu,
ite ansemeiien lit. Den oele Station ourd einen gin.
tritt erlitt. Nls Elm ieinem Inoenfen gebubrenoes
3eiden Der Ndtung miro anseorbnet. baB Der He=
aierunaspalaft uno bic perl1ieoenen Oepartements
in Walbinston in 5rauer brapirt uno am Sage
isines 2sidenbeadnsnilies ale @eiddfte uspenotrt
meroen. Sc miro ferner anseoronet, bob Die De.
partements bes Grieses uno Der Wtarine geeignete
militdriidbe uno Seehienit 8emdBe gbren bel 6e1er
@elegenbeit Dem Nnbenfen oes iQuitri0ien Blrgers
er3ei9en, Der BON uns bintueseel1ieoen lit.
6 &rnnf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14
Grnotc>Bcriht.

rDas Mgriculturz 0epartementin in Waibineton ber=
6ifentlidt Die foisenoe ueberfAt Der biesiabrisen
grnbte: .-... - 80 '1
,Wais batte in faft allen SbeiIen beg 2anoes BON
sablreiden uebelitdnoen su leioen. Oie ein,isen
Staaten, in oenen iebt eine Onrdlhntts= Grnbte sl
er,parten febt }inb 9}ebrasfa, Ran}as, 2puiiiana
| ilorioa, Segas uno NrfanGs. NuBeroroentlid bef=
tige Reaen perlpdteen oas YIan5en uno madbten i'm
6ruhiabr I'M san,sn Bsitsn nnS Sioen elm Neu=
| bas seiunbe, frdftee WahShum fait in allen Staa=
ten, unb in ber Yeriooe oss Geens aFcire ite eine
anbaltenoe Oiirre an Der r-atlantiiden GIfe. cine
ueroerblid,e 1ibe i'm Siioen unb unainlii9e Senl=
peratur= Yerb6ltnifie inn Horhen. $50 Der 8oben
BON 9aur big gu elmer eroben 5isis Sur aufneabnle
bon sseuhtigfet seeanet NOR. bat Die ouberproent=
lihe Seuhtisteit i'm 9Beiten feinen Sdbaoen getban
Sm i6weren Jladlanoe nit 2stien= unterlaee mar
Der Shaben arDb, uno in manhen sSdllen mar to-
taler Mibmodbs Die SSose. Ser Verluf betrdst 80
Yro5ent in Yirsinien, 80 Bis 40 Yro5ent in Mane,
Yermont Norb Carolina, Siio Carolina. Sennei
20 big 80 Yro3ent in Nem SampIbire. Connecticut,
Sem 0ort, glew Seriep, Delamare, 8eorsia. Snoi=
ana, Sbio. Soma uno Minneota, 10 bis 20 Yro=
sent in Waiiafuetts uno Yennipluanien uno big
10 9roSent in Rhooe Sslano, Qlabama. Miiiiilippi,
Wiiiouri uno galifornten: g8enn nibt bas Gnoe
Der Saiion icbr 9initig lit, bann miro Die besidb=
riee gegen eine poue grnote Inn 15O WtiuIonen Vu=
| lbel 5uridieben.
Sm grtrage bon Baumlpolle miro lid BON ben
garplinas bis nada Mlabdma unb BON WilnIlippi
bis Ssgas eine tpeientlihe gsrmebruns ergeben.
@eorgia, sSlorioa uno Sio Carolina baben am me=
item BON Der Oirre. in einisen 2ocatd en- BON Gol,
Der Seerraupe unb Dem 8aqennurm aelitten. Oie
3unabme bes grnote= Grtrases in Ntflilippi, Qou
liana uno Seras miro relp. auf TO- II uno Ia 9Sro=
sent 9eiddbt uno 6euten iebi9e Nn5eihen auf einen
lpabrldeinlihen @elammt Grtrag BON 2,750,OO0
BalIen.
g8ei5en. Sic grnote 1T i'm @ansen aenommen
srDBer. Sie ein,igen Staaten, Die eine Yerminbe=
runs erieben laiien inb Sainois, Mihisan. Soma
uno Galifornen. Sn ensen lit Die Aualitdt se=
ringer uno elm betrd1tlider She'll burop oas mad,
Der grnbte egetretene Heaenmetter beiddoi9t NOR
ben, bod 1T immerbin iebr piel metidoer Wei3en
BON gutter uno Der oes Suoens BON entihieoen pOr=
sIgllcber Qualitdt.
! Obn bat ourdsebenos einen rsiden grtraa ee=
lefert, Mepel in aerinaerem @raoe als anoere Obt=
arten. .Sn Nep Oorf, Yennippanien, yBeit Ylrgi
nien, Midiean uno SainOs, oen bauptId4lih Iep=
iel prohueirenben Staaten, miro auf cine faft Dole,
in ben Netp gnglanbltaaten jeoob auf cine betrdbt
| lid 9eringcre grnote 9erebnet.
8ieb5u DIT. 0fidt nur 1T Die Nn,abl Der 3uht=
ldweine serinser, ionoern aud oeren Yeihaffenbeit
| idledter. 0ie lid3 raih entpdelnoen Staaen
Wiiiouri, &anias, 9febrasfa uno Wnneiota, iomie
enge SIoitaaten MAIDEN iebod) bierpon cine Mus=
! nabme, iniOfern Sie Nnsab Der oaiebft se5idteten
Sdweine peientlidb 5ueenommen bat; i'm @an3en
miro Der oiesidbrise ausfau auf big 10 yro3snt
Jeihabt.
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Ti1Imore unb Sobnion iino bic einsisen mod
Iebenben Ct sVrdibenien Der Ger. Staaten.
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- !Sebr aeipannt iinb mir auf ben Mussans Der
2oealuablen in Cincinnati uno Chicago - Sn Gin.
einnati fdmpft bas reputlitan{4e .YoIfsbIatt" nit
gifer fiir bas gountp Reform 9det. sesen Den Yar.
tbei .ains.. Sn Chicago baseaen tdmpft Die re-
pubIifaniibe StaatsSeitane9 NIT erober grbitter-
nns fur ben iOeenonnten r&ins," sesen oas iose.
nannse WoIfstidet
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-10-14

.- Sur 5onbels. Convention In 2ouisbile tuaren
am Montas Mittoe bereits 1873 0elegaten einse.
troffen. Gs,Rrdiibent Gillmore. Der elei9fals elm
9dseat ii, wurbe 6ifentI& empfansen unb belt ei-
ne Reoe. tporin ct bas Q8a&stbum unb ben Dobl.
ftanb Der @tabt berporbob, feine uuabbdnsiefei!
bon allen pqrtbeien ater susIei@ aud i:ine 2iebe
aur 9as,3en Union betonte.
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& --Die Goronses SurD, melGe iiber bic 20 9ob-
ten gu @erlt iaB, Die bur6 Die Dampffeifel grplo-
Gou auf Der Snbiaaa Staaisfair in bic gmisfet ber
:t6roert purben, idiebt in ibrem @prude ale 6duIb
tauf Die ifraHduise Radldifiefet bes Snsenieurs,
Sohn GaH. Da @aI fd aber unter ben @et6bte.
ten befnoet, 70 fam ibm bieier Sprud nidts mebr
fdbaben. es 1T immerbin beauem, menn man alle
,S9aIo auf einen $ooten luerfen uno Die 2ebenben
bur9ams freilpre1en tann.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-28
The Temperance Movement.

The Temperance Movement.
In another part of our paper will be found q
call for a Mass Convention of the friends OF
Temperance at the Oourt-house, next satur.
day evening, May g, for the purpose of taking
legal steps to prevent the sale of intoxicating
liquor to those who abuse its use. This evil is
and a large majority of our best citizens are
firmly resolved to make all honorable efforts
to stay its progress. The call for the Conven-
ton is signed by about go persons-all citizens
of our place, and it is expected that these men
will all be in attendance. Every friend of good
order-every person who feels an interest in
the prosperity of our town, should make every
effort to make this meeting as large as possible.
As we said before, we have no personal feeling
in this matter. We are laboring only for the
welfare of our place. We shall at all times
counsel peaceable and legal means to redress
this public grievance. ehave felt its baneful
effects indirectly in the past, and we fear II in
time to come. We feel il duty we owe to our
God, our family, and to community, to use
what little influence we may be able to WELD
in favor of this cause. In doing we shall en-
deavor to be courteous and respectful in our
treatment of those who may differ with us on
this subject; but we have no apology to offer
them. We feel that we are right, and We TASK
no favors and shun no responsibilities"
Once more, we earnestly entreat every friend
of order, every one who has the welfare OF our
place al heart, to come ont to the meeting Sat-
urday night. Were q single murderer known
to be large in our midst, every, hand would
he put forth for his arrest; and yet around ev-
cry household stalks a spectre from whose as
saults no member of the family cincle Is ex-
empt-a demon that destroys both soul and
iody
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DIED.

I In Findlay, O.. May 18th, 1860, DIR. BELIZU
BEACH, in his I'D year.
DIR. Beach was born in Northford, Conn
r April IL, l79s. In January, 1921, he Joined tn
congregational Church, of North Killing
worth, during an extensive revival of religion
which occurred under the ministry of DIR. Asa
bel Nettleton. When he stood up before tn
large congregation to take upon him the Chris
/ tan profession, and to enter into covenan
With the people of God, he was one of on'
hundred and seven new converts, who, will
him, presented themselves, on that occasion
for the same purpose. He loved to speak o
that revival, and especially of that memorable
day.
| In April, 1921, he was Joined in marriage to
Rachel Kelsey, who, like himself, had given
her heart to the Savior in the same great re-
vival.
In June, 1871, with the companion of his
youth, he removed to this State, and settled
near Ravenna, in the Western Reserve, where
he engaged in the practice of medicine. In
September, lSii, he removed to this county, in
which he continued the practice OF medicine
until he was stricken down by the sickness
which terminated in his death.
He was an able, and an attentive, and sue
cessful physician; and has left many warm
friends among the families in which lie prac-
ticed.
Dr. Beach was n firm believer in the Holy
Scriptures as containing a revelation from
God: the only infallible rule of faith and
practice. He loved the plain and Wholesome
and saving doctrines of the Cross. Realizing
his own weakness and unworthiness, he rest
ed his hope for salvation entirely on the mer-
its of Christ. His ardent desire, in his last
hours, was that God would, for Jesus sake,
mould him into His own divine Likeness, and
doubt, was answered. God has taken him
from world OF labors and sorrows to the
mansions of rest.
The widow, and the other members of the
family of the deceased, realize that they Sus-
tain an irreparable loss, but they have this
consolation that which is their loss is his
eternal gain. COMMUNICATED.
Alta meeting of the physicians OF Findlay,
held May l4,h, 1859, Dr. Chas Os;erlin was chos-
en- Chairman and DIR. Nv. Firmin Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions
were read and adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God TO
remove from our midst our esteemed friend
and collegue-Dr. b. Beach-after long life of
professional usefulness; therefore be il
Resoyred, That We, his professional brothers,
have received the intelligence OF tie death oi I
DR. Beach with feelings of profound sorrow.
R,.NoFred That we deplore the loss to our pro- 1
fesssion, and deeply sympathize with the Etiii-
IN in their bereavement.
ResoIpsd, That these resolutions he published
I'm our county papers and that n copy be sent to
the family OF the deceased.
DIR. CHAS. OSTERLIN, Chairman,
DR +. w. ElflMIS, Secretary.
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Constitution Bitters are pleasant
to The smell and taste, will remove
impurities from the body, and give
health and vigor to the frame. De-
rangements Of the stomach and liver
are harbingers snd sources of insan-
ity. From an obstruction or disor.
der, q morbid action of the sympa-
the,ic and other nerves follows.
Gauglionitis, &C., and the functions
of the brain are deranged and i'm.
paired. Derangement of the cere.
brum will also produce diseases oi
the lungs, heart, skin and kidneys.
1t is consequent upon the same
cause that thousands die of cholera,
yellow and bilious fevers, and that
insatiate, baneful disease, phthisis,
or Consumption. The stomach is an
important organ in the economy, for
upon its success we depend for all
the advantages to be derived from
the exhibitions of internal medicines
Its healthy functions sre of sterling
moment to every mortal. as it con
stitutes the source and fountain oil
life, which is nutritious. No organ
possesses such power in modifying
every part of the system-none such
remarkable sympathies.
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WoNDERFUL.-Henry w. Burr, n o
40 West l4th Street, while on a visi
to the West, was attacked with Sc
we're illness from drinking impure
water. Life was despaired of, and
it was thought that he must die
His wife was Immediately sent for,
and in day or two was at his bed.
side Having herself seen the ben
eficial results from the use of Plan
tation Bitters, she insisted upon
their being administered to him,
which was done, in quantities pre-
scribed by the attending physician.
The result was almost as If by mag
ic, and in one-half hour from the
time they were given her husband
was out of danger, and by a moder-
ate use of them three or four times
day, he was soon able to resume
his journey to hfs home. This is but
enc case OF many thousands that we
know of.
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TIse CircuseS.


G. G. Grady's circus, last Saturday, was bu;
slimly attended, notwithstanding the town
was full of people. Considerable excitement
was oecasioned by a fight among the "bum-
saloon, and eliminated on the show ground
in the arrest of some of the offenders by the
police. Bill Smith, a noted desperado, gave
the police leg bail and in the pursuit attempt
ed to swim the river, but was so hotly pursued
and fired into that he was compelled TO "round
to- and surrender Five of the rowdiss were
arrested and put in the calaboose for safe
keeping. During the afternoon three Of them,
who were confined in the cell, succeeded IN
breaking into the hall, and from thence, kick
ed a hole through the partition into the coun-
ell room, and mutilated some of the corpora
ton records. Thence, escaping through a
back window, they confiscated 9, boat, tbs
property of Mr.. John Walker, and departed
for regions unknown. The other two were
taken before Mayor Bope and fined IS and
costs. Ttt- '- sff --Er--
Wednesday witnessed the advent OF Yankee
Robinson's establishment. The procession
was gorgeous, and the exhibition very fair
Notwithstanding there was very large crowd
in attendance, we were glad to notice but lit
tie drunkenness and but one arrest-thst Of 9
Snowman for striking a boy. The Snowman
was promptly arrested by Marshal Ruhl,
taken before Mayor Bope. and fined.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-28

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GRAFTON. We ask you to use them
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''Tls TRUE, Ills pity, pity tits true,'
that mankind will pass by unheeded
the warning symptoms of disease
and neglect the remedies to restore
health, until disease has so far ad.
vanced that it is often impossible to
obtain relief. We have been shown
the formula of Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills and believe them to be
the best and simplest of medicines
Tor Bilious disorders, Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities &c.-
They are prepared with great caution
and will save many a doctors bill if
used in time. As an universal family
medicine, they are unsurpassed
Give the Mountain Herb Pills fair
trial and we warrant you will never
'e without them. Sold by all deal
ers.
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