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Sheriff Sale. %
Christian Pryor ct ux
Elizabeth Dement, ct al.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas o
Mo roe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in the
town Of. Woodsfeld, between the hours of II
o'clock a m. and o'clock p. m on
Tharsdoy,the 2Sth day Of September 1871
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit.
The east half o: the northeast quarter ot
section nine township seven and range seven
alse, the west half of the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section thret
( wnship { esen of range seven, containing in
all one hun ired acres more or less. t.
Appraised at 81 100
GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug22w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
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Notice in Partition.

II INSRY DAVIS, Emily Davis and Elizabeth
N Davis, of Monroe County, Ohio; Henry
Davis and George Davis, of the State of Min.
nesota, will take notice that on the 10th day
of August. ] 81 Lewis Cline and Nancy Cline
his wife, fled their petition in the court o
common peas of said county, demanding
partition of the following real estate situate
in said county, to wit: The north east quar-
ter of the southwest quarter; the west hal
of the northeast quarter and the east half OF
the northwest quarter, all in section thirty
three township four of range six; that saic
petition will be for hearing in said court a
the October Term thereof for 1871 fa.-
f.asrr HoLLlSTER Il 0KEY,
aug2226. Att'ys for petitioner.
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A Democratic gain of nine or ten
thousand in Kentucky since the late
election is good indication of the re-
suit in the other States that are to vote
this fall BY the way, it is amusing to
notice that the Republican press, which
considered it of great Importance when
it looked as if that party had gained,
now, that the boot is on the other leg.
speak of it as matter OF no conse-
quence. .aa ...f. .-...g
A child only few days old died in
Lowell last week, and the father placed
it in a jar of alcohol The wife died on
Wednesday, and the chid's body was
taken out and placed in the coffin with
its mother, When asked to explain this
singular conduct, the husband and ia
ther replied that he preserved the child
to wait for its mother to die, and thus
economize funeral expenses. Is moi
this mans legitimate place down among
the dead men?
Some queer scenes ensue in Wyom
ing, where the women VOTE. serve or
juries, &c like their lords and masters
Recently, six. married ladies and as
many gentlemen were empaneled upon
murder case there, and il became nee
essary to lock them up al night. Three
of the husbands stormed and raved a
the Judge, and half dozen children
made the Courthouse ring with thei
cries; but the Judge was insXorable,ant
put them under lock aud key.
The besettirg evil of our age is tn
temptation to squander and dilut
thought on a thousand different lines o
inquiry.-Joha HerscheH.
Eloquence is the best speech of tn
best soul.-Emerson.
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ryThe Democracv of Monroe Cou,

~T The Democracy of Monroe Coun
ty will please bear in mind that ST CLAIR
KELLY, of Belmont County, whose an
nouucement is published in the SplRIr,is
the candidate of the Radical party in
this subdivision The leaders of the
Radical party, in this county, handed in
the announcement at this office and in
formed us that they would pay all char,
ges.
We understand that the Radicals have
been, and are, circulating that KELLY is
lifelong Democrat; hence our reason
for making the above statement.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BEEF CATTLE-The market yes.
terday afternoon was slow in opening.
and continued struggling throughout,
closing sa4c lower than last week-some
1925 head changed hands. This morn
ing the balance of the offerings, with
few exceptions, we're closed out at fur
ther decline Of 4c since yesterday, ma
king the decline for the week Ba4c pei
pouud-market dull; We quote 1t ) 5Oa
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eEDr.J P. FERRELL, who lived, unit

iigEHDr.J. P. FERRELL, who lived, until
recently, one mile Northeast of this place,
has taken possession of property,willed
to him by bis father-in-law,near Mounds
willie, West Va, which is valued at eight
or. ten thousand dollars. The Doctor
also received several thousand in gold
and greenbacks.
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Who's Who,

The other day a woman postmaster
was married-we will call her maiden
name Smith and her married name
Jones. Now, who was postmaster after
that ceremony? Certainly not Miss
Smith, for there no longer was Miss
Smith And certainly not Mistress
Jones, for no such postmaster was
known to the department There's the
bother. And woman must give up mat.
rimony or must waive some of her
s'rights. "-CIeUeldnd Herald. aF
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GBWe learn from the Marietta
Times that books are shortly to be open
ed in Woodsfeld and Clarington to re.
ceive subscriptions to the Ohio Valley
Railroad. JACOB T. MORRILL,, at Clar.
ington, and HoLLIsTER q OKEY, at
Woodsfeld, will have charge of the
books.
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The Peeper Fund.

Mr.. ALLEN G MILLER, of this place
visited Beallsville on the 18th inst, paid
Mrs. PEPPER 81 and deposited the bal
ance, collected here, with w. H. HUTCH.
INsoN & Co. The following is the re.
ceipt: w r...
"Rec'd of ALLEN c. MILLER from HEN
RY Il. WEST, Esq, fifteen dollars, to be
placed to the credit of Mrs. RACHEL
PEEpEI." 7t- .
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Attachment.

John Mallory & Co. J At the instau . of III,
against plaintiff an order to at
Pryor, Boyd 4 Co. tach was issued on the
Sd day of August, 1871, by Jacob T. Morrill,
Justice of the Peace for Salem township
Monroe county, Ohio, against the stocks o
Interests i'll stocks, goods, ehatteis. rights
credits. moneys aud effects of the defendants
for the sum of SD a.
aug22w3. JOHN MALLORY & CO.
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REMovAL.-During last week, Mr.. G.
H. DAVENPORT removed the contents of
his store room down town to the RAN
DoLPH building Mr.. A. c. MILLER OBJ
tains possession of the Davenport prop
erty on'the lst day of September, He
proposes to remove his bank to the old
store room after making some altera-
tions and repairs.
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wWe learn from reliable authority
that SIMON KEIsER, living in the South
western portion of this county, has q
SOW which is sucking Eve hundred
pounds Of pigs. There are ten pigs in
the litter, and their average weight is
fifty pounds. They will probably be
brought to our Fair.
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EgThe purity Of this Administration

Ey The purity Of this Administration
is we'll illustrated by the appointment OF
the notorious Jim Ashley, of Montana
lots notoliety, to the mission at Brazil =
After the scandalous developments that
have been made in regard to this man, nc
President with less brazen assurance
than Grant would insult the public by
giving him high and responsible for
eign mission.
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County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. T. srScLArR; Office in
sne Court House,
Auditor, 8. GRissHAw; office in the Court
House. 80
Treasurer, WILLIAM READ: Office in the
Court House. i5Sl = 70 -,
Clerk Of Court, DAVID OKEY; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. ]. P. SpRIGcs, Office
up stairs In Bloomer House. ,,.l~l
Recorder. JOHN HAMlLroN;ofice in the Court
Sheriff, ,GRoRaE CALDwELL;ofice in the Court
House. " =
Commissioners-IsAAo BERNHARD, WIN.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CsHRs; Office with Aud.
itor.
Surveyor, O. s. SLOAN: Pos eofice Stafford.
Inirmary Directors. JACOB C. YoHo, PHILIP
ScHUxAcHER, Sr., JESSE JAcKsos
Coroner, JoHN MuHLEMAN, ESQ.,; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio. -
la fIafrN
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w. A. & Z. NJ. TALBOT, Barnesville
Ohio, keep a good stock OF Dry Goods
White Goods, Notions and Trimmings oI
all kinds. Dress Goods and Trimmings
aspeciality. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and samples sent when request
ed. -....... ..-.u je13m3.
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Elliptic Sewing Machine Co.
III Eiffh Arenne. PittsbIrnh

II FFftb Acenue. Pstts5atryh.
Good, reliable men. of experience and ap.
proved standing are invited to make applica.
tion to us 10 act as agents for our machipe.-
The Elliptic has some of the best selling
points of any machine in the marx ct, and We
are willing to pay good men large commits
sion.
All information, circulars and samples, viii
be furnished on application to s ~
HOWARD EATON & CO., =.
augl5w4. sgsv- General Agents.
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HThe annual meeting of the Mon

NThe annual meeting Of the Mon
roe County Teachers Association, com
menced in this place yesterday, Monday
the 2lst inst. All teachers in the county
and those who propose to qualify as
teachers, should attend this meeting oil
the Association. 1t will continue .ir
session two weeks.
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E Messrs.. MILLER. HoLLIsrER d
NoLI recently purchased between three
and four hundred acres of timber land
in West Va. They intend going into
the lumber business. -.
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Coal MINER WANTED.-A good miner
is wanted Immediately by the undersign-
ed. The bank is in good condition -
Boarding can be had low near the bank
Address c. NJ. Blowers, Youngs Mill,
Monroe County, Ohio.
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Subscribers

Who find an n after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tlons, and their names will be erased.
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: 1Mr. ALFRED EARLY, of this town
chip, received notice last week of the
adjustment of his Pension claim. 1t
amounts to $500, which he has received
from the Pension Agent at Wheeling.
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A r r. M T N d, E r.

al :
To Debilitated Persons. to Dyspeptics, to Suf.
ferers from Liver Complaint, to those having
no Appetite, to those with Broken Down Com
stituions to Nervous people to Children VAST
ing Away, u any with Debilitated Digestive
Organs or suffering aoiM any Of the Jolloaciaa
symptoms, git$ch indicate Dso,tleral Liosr az
Stonsach
suoii a. Cont
rtf- s'pstinninwarSf ~
Piles Fulluess or,
Blood to the Heai.Acit-,
ity of the stomach. Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgr't for
Foad Fulness or Weight IN ths
Stomach. Sour Fluctuations. Sink. ~
ing or Entering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimpin, of the Heal, iIur. 9
ried and Difficult Breathing Flu,tsring at
the Heart. Choking or Snfocating Sensa-
tions, when in Lying Posture, D mnsss of
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight, Re-
yer and Dali Pain in the Head De6cisu-
cv OF PArspiration, YeilowDess of the
Skin aul Rves. Pain in the Side,
Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant tai.
aginings of Evh and
Great Depression
=. ...;.
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HThe county news is important to
every resident of Monroe County. Sub.
scribe for the SPIRIT and receive the
county news and news of the country
regularly each week.
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The Arrest Of Mrs. Louisa c. Reach.
Certificates of COnstables Gun.
|. nlngham and Hixenbaugh,

In the SPIRIT of the 18th we gave an
aceounto of the shooting fDr. Walton,
the halting of the officers by the Rev.
A. H. Roach. and the arrest of Mrs.
ROACH. Here is what we pablished about
the resistance and arrest:
"When the officers were within few
rods of Mr. Roach's house that gentle
man appeared on the porch with reyol-
yer in his hand and commanded them to
halt; but they were not to be baked in
that manner; they walked on to the
porch, took chairs and informed the bel
ligerent that they had a warrant for Mrs.
Roach, and proceeded to arrest her,"
The following certificate, handed us
for publication by the Rev. A. H. Roach,
and, we presume, written by that gentle
man, is very carefully worded to make
it appear that he offered no resistance to
the officers at any time; and that the
above extract is incorrect:
WooDsFIELD, O., August Is, 1871.
This is to certify that when we went
to Rev. A. II. Roach's residence on the
Sth inst, with warrant for his wife, in
the capacity of officers, that ,chen he ,eas
apprised Of our names and duty,he made
no unldgful resistance, but received us
kindly and gentlemanly; and, also,- that
his wife was not arrested until she with
her husband were by the carriage, in the
road, prepared to accompany us to Mr..
Boards Office. 49,
w. C. CuNNINGHAM,
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PERsoNAl.-Judge j. w. OkEY, Of
Cincinnati, and his son, Mr.. GEORGE
OKEY, were here visiting their friends
last week 'fUi filss
Mr.. JOHN DAVENPORT, Jr., has gone
to Barnesvilie to clerk in an establish
ment there. as zaI i.g.8. ~ s.
Mr.. CHARLES OKEY is attending the
High School at Caldwell, Noble County
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
= AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
Barnesville, which now inoludes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 3
2. NJ, Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
att .. m.
Sunash arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
At .. m. fa"a~ 80 'et atai
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EA. C. MILLER & Co., Bankers, au-
thorize US to inform the public that they
will make loans at as low rates as they
can be obtained at Wheeling or any
other point.
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Gy~Hon. GEORGE H. PENDLEToN has
arrived from Europe and commenced the
campaign, His first speech was delive;-
ell on the 10Th inst. .-r... .....
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SThe conclusion of Prof. An
nREws' labors in this county, as furnish
ed by Senator Amos, will be found in
this issue.
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,nd,s German Toufe
H Q Q FL a IT d,

Fl Q . F L a N ID
German Bittefs, Hooftnas Germn Tnic,
achh HoofmI's Poaophylta PHI. =
will cure you, Nstt sa--
They are The Greatest Blood PariHcrs
Knewn to the Medic,l world, ami will 'eradi-
bate diseases arising from imp1re blood. De.
bility of the Digestive Organs, or Diseased
Liver in shorter time than any other known
remedies. 49,
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HDr. WALTON was able to be about
town LAST week. His wound is a severe
one,yet.does not interfere with his walk,
ing around. - ~ f@
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HMrs. WIN. L, DAVIS, of this place,
has laid upon our table tomato weigh
ing one pound and nine ounces, e q +
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NRoBERr E CHAMBERS, of Belmont
County, the Democratic candidate for
Common Pleas Judge is sound Demo-
crat and an able lawyer.
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EER Read this number of the SPIRIT
over carefully and then subscribe. Quit
borrowing from your neighhor. .r
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Township Clerks

Are requested to send to the Auditors
office the enumeration of youth, and re
ports of Boards of Education and Treas
urers. SAMUEL GRIMsHAw, Is
augI5w2 Aud NJ G. O
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EWe send the SPIRIT one year for
90. Six months 81. Send in your
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AFair Sized Steal.

-E} AFair Sized Steal.
PENNSYLVANIA SwINDLED OUT OF 1866, 900
IN THE COLLECTION OF TIE WAR CLAIM
FROM THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT,
PHILADELPHIA. August 24.-1he Eve
exposition of an alleged defalcation in
the collection of the PENNSYLVANIA war
claims from the General Government,
amounting with the interest to over S365-
600, which has not been accounted for.
AS the alleged thieves are Radicals of
the most approved pattern, we suppose
what Ra lical sheet says of them must
be true. The Radical distemper took a
pretty good hold on them, and they made
a fair sized steal go p.
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H Another correspondent from
Beallsville furnishes an account of the
PEEpER and PRICE accident. Thanks.
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EMr. JOHN DoHERTY has 125,000
bricks, in kiln, burned for the new school
house.
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EThe township treasurers of this
county made their settlements with the
Auditor last week.
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TThe Fair will be on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday,th 9th, 2Sth aud
29th days of September.
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THANKs.-To Hon. w. P. SPRAGUE
for public documents. ti-eci r.sC7S S'y
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DE- N OC RATIO MEETINGS.

The Democracy will be addressed al
the following times and places by Z
Gen. DURBIN WARD,
BELLAiRE, Thursday evening, Septem.
ber IA. r
GAINESVILLE, Friday evening, Septem
her Is. f -~N
Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLETON,
At ...
ST. CLAIRsvlLLE, Belmont County, Sat,
urday, September 2. 81.
CAMBRIDGE, Guernsey County, Mon
day afternoon, September 4.
EVANSVILLE, Tuesday evening. Septem-
Der 5. '
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EFWe are informed that the safe of
Hon. Samuel Hutchinson,of Matamoras,
this county, was burglarized few nights
since. and about $1,000 in cash stolen
Marietta 90. Times, I'm INST.
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EOur thanks are due Hon. j. o.
AMOS for valuable public documents.
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Gt5H a'' REMEMBER THAT
kEOOAaAu's German Rifters,
a AND arE ltrlgsf+s
iEOOfIau6sS German Tonic.

EEUUIHHNU WcFfHaN HOfIIC,
BE- VIII Cure Eeery Case OF
,or Wasting AWAY of the Body.
n'is REMEMBER TINT i
HO0fiand'S G erm In Remedies,
Are the medicines you require to purify the
Blood, excite the torpil Liver to healthy se-
ton, aud to enable you to pass safely through
any hardShips or exposure. vsszs..
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EDS SPIRIT: Please announce me as an In.
dependent candidate for Representative; sub
ject to the decision Of the People at the October
election. ISAAC POWELL,
aug15m1. Washington Township.
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TTotal depravity is illustrated by
the La Crosse Wisconsin, Republican,
in the following particulars it gives OF
the death. of the Clark children at Lynch
burg, Wisconsin: ut seems that the
widow Clark, for beating his younger
brother, had punished her oldest boy,
aged about fourteen. This so enraged
him that he got rope, went into the
woods and hung himself, but was dis
covered and cut down before he was
seriously injured Toward night the
younger ruflian was sent to build fire.
He did So. He then got a can of ker-
osene, called the other children to him
on some pretense, and, pouring the ker
osene on the fire, all three were burned
to death by the explosion.
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wIn the receipts into the Federal
Treasury for the present year, ending
30th of June, 1871, there are S31, $780,.
600 not derived from customs, from in
ternal revenue, or from the sale of pub
lie lands. Where, then, did it come
from? 1t is put down as miscellaneous
sources y These "miscellaneous sour
ces" simply mean the sale, at enormous
sacrifices, of Government property OF
various sorts. 1t would be interesting
TO see q full exhibit Of how these sales
were made and who were the purchasers.
Could we have such an exhibit, it would
doubtless a tale unfold.
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EgR Read every article on our first and
fourth pages. 1850 Hnw :esiirg s1ag40
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The Wh6le Supreme Court of Pa.
Speak fnr tlese Remedi

Speak for these Remedies.
lflto 'ooutd ask or more Diat!fied and Stronger
1es.imonys sF
HoN GE,Rag ". WooDw ARD, formerly Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsyl-
vania, at present msmberof Congress from
Pennsylvania, writes: = yes 9e
s. ,9g! PHILADELPHIA, Mare! Is, 1857.
fud aHoofiand's German Bitters.' q
good tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive
organs aud of great bsnefs in cases Of de-
bility aud want of nervous action in the svs.
tenn. Yours. truly, GEo. w. WOODWARD.
Hon James Thompson, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania: -.fags
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S. 1861,
] consider "Hoofiand's German Bittersn
valuable medicine in case of attacks of Inii
gestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this from
my experience of it. Yours, with respect.
f,z. JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. George Sharswooi, Justice Of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, =
PHiBADELPHrA, June !, 1857.
| have found by experience that "Hoof.
lands German Bitters", is a very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHAssweoD.
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NOTICES,

DF Notices in this column ,ciH be charg-
ed 10 cents per line. A reduction wilk BE-
made for notices running 2, 3 DC 6 months
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Hon, VIM. !. Rogers, Mayor Of the city Of


&, Mayors Office. Buffalo, June p 1859
have used aHaohaud's German Ri,ssrs and
Tonic" in my family during the past yearani
can recommend them as an excellent tonic,
impartipg tone aud vigor to the system
Their use has been productive of highly BEN
efcial effects. Wa. r. ROGERS. .
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Hon. James. NJ. Wood ex-NsyOr Of Williams.

Hon James NJ Wood, eX-Hsy0r o. WiIIiams-
| port, Pa: er5aisg
/ taxa great pleasure in recommending
''Hooaands German, .Toniu'ato any one who
may be afa icted with dyspepsia, had the
Dyspepsia so badly it was impossible to keep
any food on my stomach, and became so
weak as not to be able to walk half mile.
Two Bottles of Tonic effected a perfect cure.
.4d2t s5et) Aa JAMES NJ. WooD,