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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-04-20

Gov Alcorn. of Mississippi, in . letter to the New York Is-ibune, defending his administration, ssysls zi'' I, hope Heaven helping, to go on. in my Republicanism with the result after having guided it through the imminent danger of Chs com. ing electi tions-@of casting the sle6t0f@ vote
 of this Stateoin the next contest for the
 Presidency, in favor of heaoandidate of the Republican party of the nation. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-04-20
CLIPPINGS.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-04-20

Maple sugar festivals, with tooth ache desserts, are just becoming the rage !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10
From the Boulder California; News.l
Cororado FoasIIa.

Abundant evidence, in the shape of fos-
sill remains is to be found in that portion
of Colorado lying on and contiguous to
the base Of the mountains, extending from
north { oseath through the entire length
Of the Sierra Madras, that this region has
once had q tropical climate. FOSSIL lions,
tigers. leopards. and other tropical animals
have been found in Nebraska, several de-
orees uorth Of ms. Wshave sectiopsofan
elephants tosk picked mp on the range
between FairpIsy and Breckinridge. Of.
vegetable remains, the tropical fern, the
palm Leaf. the lemon, and the c%ocoanut are
found in abundance. In the clay forma-
tions overiEing our coal measures, the
perfect IMPRESSION Of immense palm leaves
are found In sinking aBhaft near Ere,
the Rev. Mr.. Van Valkenbnrg found the
impression, of palm leaves four feet long.
At almost every foot. In q lime ledge
near Boulder are petrifed ~cocOanuts m
large Numbers. Besides, our remarkable
coal measnresa ffty-tWo feet in.thlckness,
all evidcntly Of vegetable origin, point I'M
~mistakably to the fact that these thlnga
were produced by the same influences1now.
found in tropical reglons. Now the ques-
ton arises, and to which the attentloDsoi
Aelsnti6c men is directed, when IA how.
we're they produced2 Did We once have
the equator where we now are II not.
then how have we these formations here ?
And if so, then what p1odnced the change,
and placed the poles where~thsy are? Wa
the change sudden OF gradnal2 COULD
the upheaving Of our mountain range,
running from pole TO pole, have 50 dls-
tnrbeA iha alanca-asuto-eaasethe1s earth
20 swing round2 These are, serious qnes-
lions that science may throw Hight upon
aons time in the future.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10

H~elmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic
and Blood-Purifying, and Cures all Dis
eases Arising from Habits of Dissipation,
and Excuses and Imprudenees in Life,
Impurities of the Blood, etc, Superceding
Copaiba in Affections for which it is used,
and Syphilitic Affections-in these Dis
eases used in connection with Helmbold's
Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many Affections Peculiar to Ladies,
the Extradt Buehu is Unequalled by any
other Remedy-as in Chlorosis or Reten-
ton, ~Irregularity, Painfulness or Sup
preston Of Customary Excavations, u
cerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus,
.Leuehrrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for
all Complaints Incident to the Sex,
whether arifing from Indiscretion or Hab-
its of Dissipation. 1t is prescribed extern
siYly ey the most Eminent Physicians
and MidWives for Enfeebled and Delicate
Constitutions of both Sexes and all Ages,
(attended with any of the above Diseases
or Symptoms.)
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10
DEPART.


Pacific Express leaves daily, except Monday
Cincinnati Express and Southern Express leave
oany- All othsI trains oMys S1eePLSunoAy
Sunday at BOZ 9. M, reaching Pittsburgh at $50
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at los p. m,
and arrive at Walls Station at 2-25 p. m.
Sunday Brinton A~ceommodatio leaves Pitts
burgh at $50 p. M; arrives at Brintou $50 p. IN.
For further information apply to
WIN. B. STORE Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not
assume any risk of Baggage, except fer wearing
apparel, and limit their responsibility to one hun
bred dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. ]. CASSATT, General Superintendent
ian9 III HF1 Altoona; Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ABOVE COMPLAINTS, IT'S BLooD-PURIFYING
PROPERTIES ARE GREATER THAN ANY OTHER
PREPARATION OF sARsAPARmLA. IT GIVES
TIE COMPLEXION A Z n HRALTHY
COLOR AND sTORK TIE PATIENT TO A
STATE OF HRALTH AND PURITY. FOR PURI-
FLYING EHE BLOOD, REMOVING ALL CHRONIC
CONSTITUTIONAL EAs ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STAT OF THE BLOOD, AND THE ONLY
RELIABLE AND KFFRoTUAL KNOWN REMEDY
FOR THE 10 R OF PAINS AND SWELLING OF
BONES, ULCERATIoNs OF THRoAT
AEDLEGs, BLOTCHEs, PnMPLEs ON THE FACE,
ERYsIPELAs AND ALL IA OF
THKsKN, AND BRAUTIFYNG THE COMPLEX
ION. PRICE 81. so PER BOTTLE.
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mons. Ne IaIN0. A. No. s. NO.:
Additional Local Trains Eastward

Additional Local Trains Eastward.
4SOA- NJ, Sundays excepted, from eavittsburg
GrsenViIle 7 80, Adamsvilie 8 is, Evansburg 8 40,
Suttons 9:lO, and arriving at MeadEille Q IS A NJ.
$40 A NJ, Sundays excepted from Kent. Stop
ping at RavennR I 10, Freedom I IS, Calhoun 8 90,
Braceyille 8 20, Leavntsburg 8 IS, Warren Q 20,
Baconsburg Q Al. BurghilI 1929, 0rangeyille 10 so,
ClarksVille II 90, Shenango II 13, Greenyille II Is,
AdAmsville II IS, Evansburg 12I0P. NJ, Suttons
II 80, and arriving at MeadVille LOO P. NJ.
$50 A. NJ, Sundays excepted from Kent. Stop
ping at Ravenna 8 90, Freedom, 81, Calhoun 9 10,
BraceVile 8 IS, Leavittsburg 10 40, Warren lie,
1 %, Shenango ,2o5, GreenVille las, AdamsYille
8 rs, Evansburg 3 IS, Suttons 4 SO, and arriving at
MeadVille 5 IS T. n.
5.55 P. NJ, Sundays excepted, from LeaYittsburg.
Arriving at Warren 6 10. Baconsburg 6 Al, Burghill
7 80, Orangevilie Z As, Clarksville us, Shenango
sos, GreenYille 8 Is, Evansburg 10 As, and arriving
at Meadyille IL As NJ.
.DaiIy. tsafdays excepted. tMonanys excepted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10

Fitch 4 Erwin vs.. Jacob Refill.

Fitch 4 Erwin VS.. Jacob Reith ct ux. ct al.
By virtue Of an order to fell issued from the
court Of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed l will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the l2M day Of AuguSt, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, Ohio, to-Wit: Lot number one hundred
add ffty-seven Q6T) in w. O.. Thompson's addi-
ton to the CITY OF Canton.
Sale 70 commence att o'clock . m. Terms cash.
Julyl3W5 r. A. DUNBAR Shertd.
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B. A FAHNEsTOCKsS SON q CO.,
P~lttsbuF0h, Pa.
SOLE PROPRIETORS
sepI5tf r
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MEDICAL.
HENRY T. HELMBOtD'S
FLUID.
Extract CataWba
GRAPE PILLS.

Component PartS-FENid Extract Rku-
barb and FLuid Extract CatGo06G
Grape Juice.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK
OR NERVOUS HEADACHE, Co.'S
TIVENESS, Ere. PURELY VEGE-
TABLE, CONTAINING NO MER-
curry, MINERALS OR DELETERI-
GUS DRUGS.
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RherIn sale.

Edward Lipsey VS.. Emer Crew ct ux, etaL
By virtue Of an alias order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio
and TO me directed / will offer for sale &C public
out cry at the door Of the court house in the city
of Canton, on la =a--f r -
Saturday. the l2h day of Auglst, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 10 wit. The north half of town lot num-
Der six hundred and thirty l63Ol in TeeteFss Lam
born A Cos addition to Alliance.
sale to commence ct l O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash
tgfYl3W5 s h. A. GNRARi sheltn. p
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IRON .ho cincinnati Commercial.
Papal supremaey-VieWs Of the late

men f. Marshall, OF Kentucky,
TAsrepPens 13il AAAl
The discourses Of the pulpit and the
press 1t the present time in regard TO ap-
pretended dangers of palal supremacy IN
this country, bring to mind certain re-
marks of the late Thomas F. Marshall, at
Columbus, Ohio. in 1856, on the, subject.
Know-Nothingism was then prevalent,
and many members of our legislature had
been elected by the Order. A number Of
these gentlemen crowded around Marshall
one evening at the Neil House, importu-
nate to obtain his views. He straighten-
ed himself up, and gave evidence, in bis
hammer, Of q certain degree OF contempt
for his l~nterrogatoTs, and replied:
Gentlemen; some time ago, when l
saw every American rufian and black
guard so solicitous to preserve for us a
pure religion, and so concerned about the
Pope's taking this country, may say
that Iwas a little alarmed, and, according
to my nabit began to study the danger.
/ soon found that the Pope had no ships
in which he could cross the ocean, and 1t
ali at once struck me that, for q man Of his
age, it would be such q did long swim
that nobody need fear" asaa $50
The Soiona slowly dispersed. Mar
shalrs views are commended to the atten-
ton of a terrified pulpit and press h,.v
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DR. ATTG[JETIS SbHR

all Private Diseases with great success.
Impoteney. caused by self-abuse- etc pro
ducing General Debility of the Body, Indigestisna
want 81 proper Manliness, Loss of Memory, Indo-
Hence reducing the System so as to Gender Mar
riage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURED..
Long standing constitutional Disease skhlfnuy
E-eataS and CfTRED- Aa-Z11L L4
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ERADICATED.
The Doctor gives particular attention 10 Female
aomplRlnts. Sterility, AmmenorrhRa, Menncr-
hogfa, and al such diseases, causing annoyance
aud interfering 9Th the general. health and en-
1ioyment of life. invariably removed.
Send for The Doctors medical pamphlet, n treat
ise, in plain language, on Venereal diseases, ena-
bling the afflicted TO Understand their own COM
plants. Free at onice on, sent by mail securely
sealed, for elk cents.
tance at the beuse. go.
ofiee hours nom "a NJ. to sP. NJ, Sundays ex-
~ r J. AUGUSTUS Slice,
iuly2Omat 2s4 PENN STREET, Pittsbnrg.
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Russell SeIf-Raking Reaper.

The above cut is q fair represents alton OF the
Russell Self-Raking Reaper, which we claim en-
braces more points of excellence than any other
machine in the market
list Il Is entirely under the control Of the dri-
yer, will rake as often as desired, or can be set to
rake once every revolution, or will carry the shear
as far as desired. thus adapting 1t to all kinds,
qualities and conditions of grain.
ed. The weight of the Rake and ,Reaping At
taehment Is hung on pivots in the centre OF the
Truck frame, so that there is no more weight on
one wheel than on the other; by this arrange
ment the Truck has much greater freedom than
when the attachment is hung on one side and
vet the hnger-bar has all the Aexibflity desired.
sd. The Rake is driven by a sprocket wheel,
chain and gear wheels, so that's flexible yet posi-
tive motion is secured
Attn. The centre head is high, and not liable TO
I'LL u1 with grain and straw.
sch. The Rake Arms are so attached 70 the
centre head that they can be adjusted to WORK as
desired, and will so remain any length OF time: :
9Th. The Rake heads are broad and provided
with Reels, so that they will gather AL the grain
in front of the machine, aud deposit It upon the
platform in good order to Be delivered. -
7th. The sheaf is deposited upon the ground IN
good condition for binding, and out of the way OF
the team on q return cut -
9Th. The Machine Is In perfect balance, so that
IL can be handled as easily as a cart.
9Th. 1t has so many, good qualities, IT must be
10th. We idviR SOe oScan and see it before
urq haqfng. .A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10

ain planting hay,sI always plant the
longest can find, as short hay bends q
persons back too muchin cutting it.
"Inthe mater Of wheat, l always raise
it by the barrel, at a mill not far away, as
it saves buying seed, plewing, sowing.
grading and threshing. generally raise
it on a note f dbl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10

A countryman writes the following
drollery about the best method of farming;
ain selling stock by live weight, it is a
good plan to feed each one about three
pals of water and what other stuff can be
got down sem just before driving on the
scales. If the buyer has lever invested
much money on Change he win know what
'watered stock means.a
ain holding the pillow, l always prefer
to hold it in the house, seated j n a rock
ing-chair, with my family clustered around
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Is. -. l. -- eNh y
v ERMIFUGE.

ITS now over forty years since this nedleiRs wa
9hored aa remedy for Worms, and from that time
Its reputation hAs steadily Increased mill At the
present day It u almost universally acknowledged
thropghVut nearly ali parts Of the world 10 be tbs
sOOcsefgn. remedy. Worm Confoetions, made more
for the purpose Of pleasing ts palate than Of over
coming the disease, have been manufactured all
over the eonntry but their shOn lease Of lis e
nearly exhausted, Gnd p. A. FAhnestoek's Ysrmifugs
s~ontiRues to grow In favor daily. ChddrsA often
Look Tak and stckiy from no ether e4uss thaH
sooTIHS. and spGSHHsA are most frequently tks rsEult
Of these hidden sappsrs aud miners.
When thsy are irritable and fsverish, sometinss
craving food Aad eating rAven0nsiy' egsin refusing
wholesome diet, tossing reatlessly 10 sleep, moaning
and grinding the teeth, then be assured these symp-
toms ara indications Of W0rmA jos e..
UnsasinssA And pain in the zbdomen. with swell
he prsssaes oftsSss hidden sappsrs sad ninssz
A gradual wasting away or amAeiEtioa Of the
assh IL one Of the most sommoH atteHdAnts upon
the nOurishEsnt Impaired 10 the stomach By uhols.
some diet, thereby cecasiOning = variable apostle
and = strong desirs for indigostible food.
The stomach has. undoubtedly a very great.
sympathy with other parts OF TIE body. This Ia
the case with respect 10 the Irritation produced By
WOrmA, especially thOss existing In Tho stomseh.
ltselk They give rise to May othsr diseases, aod
p4tieHts often auasr Incredibly without being aware
Of the sauSA.
May ahslPless child has been laid in the grAxs.
when The disease which caused ia death has been
entirely misandegstOod, ead when worms havu
really bean The sAn.e. Ithas been proved eeZeHe
eaVl that worms exist In the human system from
sarliest Infancy, therefore pArenu-ospeciAhy
mothers. who are wore constantly with thar shiId-
ron, cannot be too observing Of the frSf syRpt0mS
ar g0TNHs, for 30 surely A. they exist, can they be-
Sqley and speedily removed from the MOOT deticdtc
tsCant b. the timely ass Of B. A FAhaeliosE's'
VormlfugG.
Physicians do not hesitate to It and
uo Il In their practice, and many Of the most emil
neat Of the profession, from all PaTts ofthe county
testify 70 ts uniform suecera- In fact, IL never
fntls. Il las frequently hseu given 70 children
a. . aats gurgallye. roc sssPestlng The sagss q Asl
cd and immediats relief Afforded.
Great caution must be uAsd By svery purchaser,
70 Be hs own judge In one sense and 70 eEzminS
every bottls he bays Of IL rhe simple nAme %
FAHEEsrocE IA not s~ufleient. BE mustlOok closely
and carefully 70 see that the initials are BfAs
FAHEEzrooK. and Be satisfied With nothing Elsa
SCHWARTZ a HASEFTTs 20
" EuooEssoEs TO fa| in
B. A FAHNESTOCK'S SON 20.
PtttsbuFgh, Pa.
SOLE PROPRIETORS
"..m||
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.. !.

AccoRptNat TO the Report Of the Audi
tor Of State for 1871 the state axe n
Ohio were increased tHse year oVeT Po1y;
Onn And NAT is what the, Radicals call
w. .,chmsnt and reform. But that Is
a very trifing matter VIII 5ns ~ y
a. te,,;bia rKT1Klux- ontrages 10 The
son4h ths fbee ksve no tibRfo dsvo'e
- rnttsnyss-p65ht11 Oh pmFt3u~E "i i"'
aaSeys& 3 |,
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rTsHEY never fail. and may be depended upon in
every case where the monthly How has been
obstrncted through cold or disease.
GOLDEN PILL always give Immediate relief
being especially prepared for married ladies'. A
ladv writea: Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me
Al one day, without Inconvenience, like magic.
VII are now put up in LARGE
WaITE) OXE containing double quantity Of
gyamp. ann the words DUPONCOS GOLDEN Pc
sRIoDiOAE PILLS, in White Letters, without that
NosK ARE GENUINE.
Emil tdirections accompany each box
Price 800 per box, six boxes 500. Sold by one
Drurrfst in every town, village, city aud hamlet
terouahout Tue world. Sold IN Canton by W 2.
FOYE eco Sole Agents. New City Drug Store
sodice. can have the Pills sent (confdentially6 by
mail TO ann part Of the country, free OF poStage.
None genuine unless the box Is signed
20 HOWE. Sole Proprietor, New York.
sold also by DR. J.. WATSON, Massillon g.. i.
FOGLE Alliance, and z. STRRERACHER, Akron;
81 ZIMMERMAN 4 Co, Wooster, o.
81 fuluo7unA
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Among the evil effects of the wal, 1t
has been observed that IN the vicinity Of
the scenes of great battles vegetation has
been generally if not entirely destroyed
at any rate materially Impaired Such
plants as have moi actually died have
withered or grown up q and sickly, as
if poisoned BY some injurious substance
in the air or the soil. German chemists
have explained the phenomenon as arising
from the diffusion of sulphur In the air
and over the surface Of the soil. This sui
phur, in the shape in which it is contained
IN the smoke Of ~gunpowder, is supposed to
combine with the oxygen in the atmos-
phere to form sulphurous aoid-a deadly
poison in its effects on organism of any
kind. t5tra rUg g0 Jt3iL.
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HENRY T. HELMBoLDs :IMPRoV-
E ED ROSE WASH

- - ..- ...- -Hl -
cannot be surpassed as q FACE WASH. and will
be found tbs only SPECIFIC remedy In every sPe-
cies of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. 1t speedily
eEadicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SC0RBUTIG DRY
NESS, INDURATI0NS of the CUTANEOUS
MEMBRANE, etc, dispels EDNESS and IN
CIPIENT INFLAMMATION, HIVES, RASH,
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS ofSCALP or SKIN,
FROST BITES, and all purposes for which Salves
or Ointment are used restore the skin to a state
of purity and softness, and insEres continued
heslthy action to the tissue of its vessels, on
which depends the agreeable clearness and viva
city of complexion so much sought and admired
But however valuable as q remedy for existing
defects of the skin, Il. T. Helmbold's Rose Wash
has long sustained its principal claim TO unbound
ed patronage, by possessing qualities which rem
der it q TOILET of the most Su-
p~erlative and Congenial character, combining in
an elegant formula those prominent requisites,
SAFET and E~FFICACY-the invariable accom-
panimsnts of its use-as q Preservative and Re
fresher Of the Complexion. 1t is an excellent
Lotion for diseases OF Syphilitic Nature. and as an
injection for diseases of the Urinary Organs,
arising from habits of dissipation, used in con-
nection with the BUCHU, SARSA-
PARILLA, and GRAPE PILLS, in
such diseases as recommended, cannot be sur
passed ta af
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A-swedish servant girl, in Brooklyn,
who arrived in this country only q lew
weeks ago, was much perplexed and
alarmed on the Fourth Of July, by the
popping of fre-crackers and ~torpedoes.
Her mistress tried to explain the matter
to her, but could find nothing bearing on
the subject in the Phrase Book that serves
as an interpreter between them, except
the sentence, Columbus discovered Amer
lea" which proved entirely satisfactory to
the girl"
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LegaI NOTICE.

III =
NOTICE Is hereby given that, on the 9th day or
IN June A. d. 1871, a petition was MED IN the
Office Of the Commissioner Of Stark county, Ohlos
according TO law setting forth that the convent
in the territory hereinafter descr1bea, demand
that an Incorporated village for general purposes
NAV be created and established within the follow
ing described territory, to wit; beginning at the
northwest corner Of the town Of Bethlehem a.
Originally laid ont and running thence eastWardly
with the north line of the same. to the northeast
corner Of said town OF Bethlehem thence south
wardly with the east boundary OF the same, to tho
said river with the meanderings thereof and on
the bank Of said river to a point where Andrew
StahPs south line Of his twenty-three acre tract
Of land due west intersects sid point; thence
eastwardly 70 said Stahl's aonth line thence with
the south hne OF said Stahls and MichRel WagO-
Bethlehem Aforesaid; thence with the western
boundary Of said town ~northWarely 10th begin
ming, said territory being parts OF sections 8 and q
intownship eof range 5 IN said county, embracing
within said boundary the towns Of Roehester
Also setting forth that the number OF mhahI--
tants residing In said territory Is over Eve hnu-
dred; also designating Baldwin & Shields as the
in behalf Of said petitioners to prosecute said Ap-
p~iicatiou and effect said incorporation The
prayer of said petition is, that an Incorporated
village for general purposes may be creased and
established within said Emits under the name Of
The Incorporated Village OF Navarro pursuant
Said petition viii be for hearingat-the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Stark county, Ohio In Can
ton, on the Goth day OF Aagust, 1871, at 10 O'Clock
AM a SHIELDS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
4niy4SwG lsFo 10 no alFlmf arIcd q 4,
sd lut 1la suo1ss o saU 1I .6ai
sua s.iiI riuE-rr vrii ss
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FI0Ns: 30. EINo. 8. No $50.
Additional Local Trains Westward.

TO A. NJ, Sundays excepted from Meadvile.
Stopping at Suttons 8 O5, EVansburg, 8 40, Adams
9 05, Greenville 10 20, Shenango 10 80, ClarksYille
IL 90, Orangevile II As, Burghni l24 P. NJ. Ba-
eonsburg I so, Warren, 245, LeaTittsburgh 3 30,
VIENNA 5 so. and arriving at Kent G 20P. NJ
1l-Oo Am Sundays excepted, from MeadVille.
Stopping at Eyansburg IL 10 p. NJ, AdamsVille
u 32s GreenVille 1 90, ShenangO III, GAINESVILLE
l 40, Orangeville 2 Is, Burghil 2 80, Baconsbnrg
3 25, Warren 4 90, and arriving at Leavittsburgh
AIS P. NJ.
345 ?. NJ, daily from Meadville. Stopping at
SuttOns 4 80 p. NJ, Evansburg 5 90, AdaasTille
5 %, GreenViile 6 90, Shenango 10, ClarksYille
6 so, orangevilleT IS. Baconsburgs 40, Warren9 Is,
LeaYittsburg 9 55s and arriving at Kent at p 80
An.
10 90 P. NJ, daily from Meadvi1le. Stopping at
Evansburg 10 45, Greenville IL 80, OrangeVille
IL o. A. N, Warren 1 80, LeaYittsburg 2 90, Raven
ma 80. and arriving at Kent at 4A.M.
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NJ
HENRY T.. ~HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUcHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,

THE REA
cured every case of DIABETES in which it
has been given,
IRRITATION OF TIE NRoK OF THR BLADDER
M INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, ULoE
RATIoNoF THE n AND BLADDER, RE-
TENTIoN OF THE RIM z IF TIE
PROSTATE GLAND, STONE IN THE BLADDER,
CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ANDMUOoUs OF MILKY DISCHARGES, n o
AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF BOTH SEXES, ATTENDED WITH THE FOL
LOWING SYMPTOMS: IEDIsPosTTION TO Ex-
KRTToN, Loss OF POWER, Loss OF MEMORY,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, WEAK NERVES,
TREBLNG, HORROR OF DISEASE, wAKEFUL-
NESS, MINES OF VISION, PAIN ii BACK,
H~oTHANDs, FLUSHING OF THE BODY, DRYNEss
OF THE SKIN, ERUPTIoNs ON THE FACE, PALLID
ooUETENANOE, UNIVERSAL LAssITUDE OF THE
MUsOULA SYSTEM, ETC.
Used by persons from the ages OF eighteen to
twenty-five, and from thirty-hVe to ffty-iye or IN
the decline or change of life after confinement
or labor pains bed-wetting in children