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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

Printing Printing! rnn
pUrqers Ior 700 Printing. such as Cards
&C, may be sent by mail, and an order,
coming rom responsible parties will b.
promptly niled at the CHRONICLE once
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Chinese
Tooth Past, HAPGOOD & STRATT0N,
Market Street Drug Store.
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We Have Just Reed
The finest stock NJ Baby Carriages that
ever came TO Warren, PEW & n
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Go to Camp, Randall & Co.'s
For Water Lime dLouisville Hydraulic
Cemsnt-the best IN the city.
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The Fourth Cargo
or Lime just received BY
CAMP, RANDALL 4 co.
Main ST, opposite Webb's Hall.
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New Orleans Sugarl
Any q~uantity-from one pound 10 a hogs
head-forsa sale by HOYT a SPEAR.
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Card Of Thanks.

"A letter from "Raider" came too late
for this weak. has lHs-{1 Eas
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J. S
HAS JUST OPENED
New Spring Style
CLOTHING!
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
HATS, CAPS
GOODS

]. GoLDsTEIN.
Also a large variety and
well selected stock of all
kinds Cloths, and Cassimers.
which will be sold by the
yard, lower than at any 9th
er place, or made up to order
in the latest style and by first
class Mechanics. Call and
see us.
J. GoLDsTEIN.
Warren. O.. April s. ISL
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60 to Camp, Randall & Co.'s
For Choice Brands Of White. Amber anS
Red Wheat Flour.
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Lace Saques
GUNLEFINGER q BROS.
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Come One, Come All!
And see that tremendous stock OF Crock
cry Just received at PEW 4 BROS.
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Pew & Brother won't be ~undersold.
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Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Csskets
n Cofins. BURIAL ROBES. from plain TO
elegant, always ready, at
T~RUEsDELL 4 TowNsENDs.
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Oranges and Lemons
By the Box. HAPGoOD & STRATTO
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Grand OpeRIBg,

Hoop SkiFtsi
All the latest styles, at
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Early Rose Potatoes,
$3.50 per bushel, at
HOYT & SPEARS,
No. 5 Main st,
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n thoJ DAas
Last Wednesday Hoyt & Spear sold at re-
tail over . barrel Of Cleveland Chemical
Paint. Everybody that uses Il y "It Is
the best paint I ever usedg"
We anticipate an immense sale fer Il this
season We Al sell any shade or color,
from pure white 70 black. Headquarters At
HOYT 4 SPEARS,
raT--f go No. 8 Main St.
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Grand Opening.
Who that has not a heart OF steel,
Does not q thrill OF pleasure feel,
When Furniture Is for salef
Where Stands Chain and bureaus shine.
With Lounges wherein men recline,
And Mirrors hung on a nail.
The remainder OF this immortal epic. a
regular Columbiad Is being ground out by a
literary committee at No. 81 Main street.
where Furniture Is also opposed ofcheap for
cash, BY w. B. KING.
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SIesn YaII
A Great Invention,

A Great Invention.
The Extension wood stove Is a complete
revolution in the construction OF cooking
stoves, has an iron reservoir. and oven en-
tirely new nom anything before offered to
the public. Call and see 1t. at No. 4 Main
street JAMES REED SONS.
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Soda Water
At Littlsst Drug Store around the corner.
ALLISON'S.
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Ladies
French Cloth saeuez, the latest out, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Littlest Drug Store
Around the z ALLISON's
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Chance

Rare Chance
To obtain o building OF out lot. The sub
sCrtber ofers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway n MahO-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition 10
Warren. VIII sell the above In me TO i've
acre lots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. 1871, 8. F. DlCkEf-
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The RndII

PerfHmeTy.
Large lot just reed
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Sc to Camp, Randall & Co.'s
For Feed, on Neal. &C. 9
80 to Camp, Randall 4 Co.'s
For Oat Meal, Hominy, Grits, and the only
reliable Cracked Wheat 70 be had.
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u. h WOLll
z A. REED,
I Y PAXML

JAS. ID. KENNEDY, Auditor.
g. F. DICKEY, surveyor.
Warren, o., April 10, IS7I-6t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05

HAVANA, December 20 A lviccs froln
Santiago de Cuba dated the 23d inst,
stale that on the 18th three hundrel ms
agents. including forty negresses. armed
with cnt.ssses, sacked and barnel Socapa
a Il hing village, five miles from that city,
opposite Moro Fortress. at the mouth Of
the harbor They forced small detach-
ment of defenders to retreat. and killed
nine persons. including two women. then
d camped, taking everything from the
village. Moro Castle fred twice at the
party, but ineffectu4 lily. As there were no
boats to carry troops over, those which
were set to interrupt The rebels arrived
too late. On entering tbsy found the
corpses Of the victims part y baked and in
horrible condition. The rebel General
Cespedes was in the jurisdiction of SANTA
go
A brig had arrived at Santiago, brin-
giug a report that the flibuster steamer
Hornet passed in Aqua on the 18Th inst. i,
followed three hours later by British
stsamsr' It is rumored here in Havana that
the Hornet had entered the Bay of Nipe
and landed the expedition.
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a Prnssian Oiice:'s Revenge
SfrancA StnrE.


The London Times correspondents
at Versailles says the following story is i'll
circulation there: 4 Prussian officer
and party of men came TO the residence
Of the Marehoiness of B, al old lady
who hid not fed like her neighbor. He
seemed to known the name, for he cnqulr
I'd of the villagers where the house, was,
and If the LADY was still living in 1t. He
entered with his men, stormsi and swore
il the ball till he saw the mistress. He
ordered dinner for his party, spat on the
carpet, took up a chair and dashed 1t
against-a mirror, threw vase down from
its stand, broke clock over the calm.
n.ylieoe, and behaved, in fact, abomina-
bly. The cid lady, was terrified to death
Dinner vas serred. The officer COM
blamed of the wine, ard told his men to
throw the bottles through the windows till
they cot better drink. He dined apart
and treated The servants with the utmost
;nsoleuce. At last when the orgle was
over, lie asked to see the lady Of the
house. He was told she was in bed, i'll
and frightened. "Where? Ga, in this
room! But am going to sleep here"
The lady had to get up and turn out, the
officer when in broke some things, got ill.,
to bed in his clothes, and after time
rang the bell violently. A servant ap-
peared. The officer pursued the domes-
tic and insisted or seeing the lady. Sur
rounded by her maids, and pale and faint
Ing, the lady received i:iin at the door OF
herroon. lie took off his helmet, bowed
with the utmost courtesy. and said,
Madam. l have accomplished promise
and fulfilled yow. Your husband was
Genersl the Marquis Of B-?' Yes "
he was in the First Regiment of Hus-
sars as a captain when the French inva-
ded Prussia 7" i know he served in
that regiment" 'W ell, then Madam I
have to tell you that he came to the house
of my grandmother. whose father bad
fallen at jena. You think have acted
badly here; Tut know how Captain de
B treated our house. I heard the
story as boy, and treasured it in my
soul I know the disgrace and ruin he
brought uIon my name, and ! spare you
the recital Of IT, But / made a vow
when it seemed the idle wkim Of a boy,
and now. in part | have Kept it. Good
night, Madame. ! do not pass L ight
under your roof. My men will protect
you," aud 80 he stalked away Well
suppose it be true. Win there be nc
such meueries Of the French children
whom / see going to school? staring al
the great Prussians trudging through the
SNOWY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05

TIE New Coin Notes: The issue Of
coin notes proposed from the treasury is
to be ornamented with a new back compost
of a. beautiful grouping of the gold coins
of the United States, SO displayed as to
expose both surfaces of each coin The
various coins have been photographed and
arranged in the proper from to be sent to
the engraver, and will when completed
make an elegant anu appropriate finish
TO the backs Of the new notes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05

William H. Seward had a personal
interview with the Mikado of Japan on
the 9Th of October last Mr. Seward is
travelling as private citizen Of the y S.
in Japan. accompanied by Alex. W Ranr
dali and others. and declined all invitations
Of lie Ministers of State of the empire
and others, refusing to exchange even
congratulations with them until he had
been presented to the Mikado Americans
have made their way to the head Of the
japanese army and navy, but this is, we
believe, the first time one has penetrated
to the unvailed presence of the Mikado.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05

Dispatches hence which represent that
the Revenue Reformers and democrats
have come to any understanding regard
ing the organization Of the new House
are certainly founded in error Several
Democratic members in the city, as well
as liberal Republicans, who have taken
pains to INQUIRE into the terms and con-
ditions of IL 6 proposed coalition, find that
they have little or no foundation. Those
who are hopeful Of such result state that
if anything is done it will be later in SEES
SION Washington Telegram Baltimore
Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05
Thursday Morning, January 5, 1871

TnE WAR is still goipg on in France,
but the weather has been 60 cold that
rctive movements have been deferred
The French have been delaying the
prussians by an occasional sortie or ogea-
eive demonstration. and by this time are
getting their armies i'll tolerable trim.
She French people are still enthusiastic
III TIER determination to resist Prutslan
demands. ana it is hoped, when the fine
weatler opens, with their mobalized
armies equipped and thoroughly prepared
for the offensive campaign. that ihey will
once more become master of the situation.
ard retrieve their lale bad fortune. hotl~
ing has been done. during the last lev
weeks, to affect materially ths situation
around Paris.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05
January, 8, 1870.
Gold Sl,10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA, IL WIT ::

y VIRGINIA, IL WIT
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of tht
County Court Of Shenandoah, for the month
Of January 1871
c. Hickman and YIN. Leggett, .Plain;if
against
James Smith, Samuel Smith, Sarah Smith,
Amanda Smith and Henry Jennings admin
strator OF Hm Smith deceased, Defendants,
IN CHaNCERY.
The object of this is TO have settlement
of the Administered ion account Of Henry
Jennings, administrator OF Vim. Smith deceas
ed, and to subject the real and personal estate
Of said VIM. Smith deceased 10 the payment
of his debts.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence tha;
the defendants, Samuel Smith, Sarah Smith
and Amanda Smith are not inhabitants
of this State-It is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect their Interest ; that a
copy of this order he published in some news
paper printed in Woodstock once Il week fer
four successive weeks, and a copy posted at
the front door of the Court House Of said
county, CT the first day OF the next County
Court.
a Copy .Tese.
GEO. W. MtLEY, c. s c.
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.und Paris.

OLD-FAsHIoNED WINTERS. -AIstter8ron
Hanover county, dated April, %, 1919,
and published in the Enquire few days
afterwards, furnishes record ofthe cold
weather for many previous years. 1882
March IS, mercury at 50 1885
March 2, at zero March 5, % below.
1s43-NIarch 10. 70; March q, 50.
184S-March IS, 60 But the close of
ths letter is astounding. It says.
1.-The most unreasonable weather |
have ever heard of in Virginia was snow
,.eSrly 0 foot deep in the month of June,
l774. We have heard of this
snow FROM sn old lady born about l760.l
The celdest morning ever known in Fir-
ginia since its first settlement BY the
English was January Il, 1850. The
mercury sunk into the bulb of the the
mometers. The ise upon the rivers was
8 feet inches thick. James river was
frozen over at Burwel's Bay so that the
heaviest wagons passed over it upon the
ice. Chesapeake Bay was frozen quite
over, and hundreds Of persons walked
across it from Annapolis to Kent Island
snd other PLACES"
Enough. Let US not complain of the
cold
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05
Iiisawell established fact that trees add

lis well established fact that trees add
to the moisture Of county. Where the
WOO have been cut from extensive lands.
baroness and desolation have followed;
and where trees have been plauted and
preserved for time, even On the deserts,
he green heritage has sprung up anl Ter
tilifv reLurnen
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-05

There is widespread delusion to
the efec that newspaper, by virtue o.
being newspaper, is bound to take 30
lice of every thing that is done by every
body. People in the show business are
especially strong in this filth. Every
three penny exhibitor that comes along
seems to imag me that the eyes of The
world are upon him.sand that the press,
10 particular, viii be false to its duty and
useless to mankind unles he and his az
fairs are answered And. be smaller
tie Snowman the greater his prstensi rs =
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I ON 8. Y

is an article despised By none; and We are now
prepared 20 show now all may Poseess it in 2ban-
dance, by following E few simple Instructions
which viii rs given
FREE
of charge, exoep. the triAing sum Of rs cents, as
a guarantee Of good faith. TIE business is "A
exhaustible, and thousands are now engaged in
it while TO their friends the cauee Of their great
success and prosperity remains mystery. ANY
party engaging will frequently receive seSIod
packages by express OF mail. Farther than hi
the business is all to yourself
As
the articles can be carried in the vest pocket.
except when wanted for use. / needs your at
tent ion but one or two days in the week, or s
couple or hours daily, which can be after other
business is over \ additional rent taxes, or
help Of any kind. All engaging must De Of frat
WATER.
None but good gmart men wanted, who csn
keen their business to Themselves, act couftden-
TALLY, with me, and make from S. TO $40 for ev-
cry hours service.
Act promptly. Begin now and Fortune is
yours. lnclose wi tn your address Is cents. and
you will get full particulars Uy return nsil.
address,
Fl. HALLRT
Oct. u. Pm. Box $50, Tiipsville'Pa.
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IN DHANC En- Y

ALVIN 1'eshs -'-'-: .''''''.' W ieio4uS'
IN uHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is o enforce the
vendor len for purch 4se money
Il appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence that
the defendants. Alvin Stems IS nat an inhAb-
itants of thsSt4te-it IS ordered, That She
said defcndan; do appear hare within ons
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect this interest,
that copy Of this order be published in
some newapapes printed in Woodstock,
once a week fer four successive weeks,
and . copy posted at the front door OF
the Court House of said county, on ihe
first day o. the next County Court
A Copy --Teste.
GEO. ". MILEY, C. C. C. g. C
Jan 5-4w
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VIC s
FLORAL GUIDE
For 1871

Ihe First Edition OF One Hundred sud Fifty
Thousand copies Of Yick'S Illustrated Catalogue
OF Seeds and Floral Guide, is published aud
ready to send out--l00 pages, aud an Engraving
OF almost every desirable Flower and Vegetable
1t is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
illustrated with Three Hundred fine Wood In
cravings and Two beautiful
COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. 4 GERMAN EDl-
IlON published. in all other respects SIMILAR
to the English.
Sent free TO all ny cutomsers of 1870, as RAJ id-
~, ss possible, without application. Sent to all
others who order them for Ten Cents, which is
nor half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
Jan. 5-4w. Rochester, n. Y.
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pEU Persons to successfully canvass for Prem
hi iums we offer, and receive So Watham
Wach for yourself. Address Peoples Weekly.
Dayton, Ohio
Jan, 5-4Y
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A New York gentleman is gaming fame
BY making his j ung Lady flletdspresents
Of $500 baskets q flowers.
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szzzrsc-aa.A>.sr-x-s - :. u
T7SSTRAY SHEEP

TNSTRAY SHEEP.
4 = Taken up on the premises Of the subscriber,
sheep-one white eve with left ear off and
hole in the same on white eve with both ears
of and an under keal out OF the LETT, the other
two white ewes with both ears off. Valued
at So per head. The owner will prove property
and pay charges, otherwise they will be dispos-
ed Of according 10 law.
Dee 10, St. ABRAHAM SHEETZ.
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4 GENT WANTED.-New, Large United
a States Map, with immense World on re vcl Sc
sIae. The best assortment OF Religious and
Historical Charts, S tationery Packages -tc.
Empire Nap and Chart Is tablis 1nent, I07 Lib
eltY Strcet. = cry Eork-
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Dec. 22--4 ".

+ $ T R a :
The undersigned residing 5 miles west of
Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va, took.
p, on the 9th day of November, 1870,
TWO ESTRAY CATTLE,
described as follows to Wit
One muIy steer, 9 years old, Red Roam, swal
lowfork in left ear, and appraised at $500.
One cow, white spotted with Bell GA, end
Of both ears off and swalowfork in each sup
posed to be + years old and appraised at
$500.
The owner is required to prove property,
pay charges and take them away otherwise,
they will be disposed Of according to law.
nov. 81, 4w WILLIAM G CHENOUR
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Jan. 5-4w.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
y
AT the rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Shenandoah, for the
month Of January 1871;
Israel Wiikin... :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pisntii
against
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4 XE FOR EOTHESG.-Try the Experiment..
n Sell 5, and we viii send you an Extia one
Tor your trouble.
Sell Five for $3.50. send US the, money, and
we g WI send l4is dozen any place YOU order.
Jan. ST
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Dec. %, 1860 -4w.
NOMSIiSSIONER'S SALE
4 0E RFh! ICTsT TIE,


HOMMISSIUNER' SALE
~ OF REAL ESTATE!
Valentine Mech, Administrator with the
wlll Of Jacob NiswaLder, deceased. annexed,
Plaintiff, VS.. Solomon q. Clark, Defendant
Pursuant TO a decree OF the County Court
of Shenandoah pronounced in he above cause,
at its June Term, 1870, shall on the
2lst DAY ofJANUARY 1871,
as Commissioner therein named, proceed to
Sc Il, before the front door Of the Court House
Of said county, at
PUBLIC SALE,
10 the highest bidder, the tract of land on
which the said Clari; resides, about 5 miles
north west Of Woodstock, in said county, be
ing the same conveyed by the Executor of
said Niswander. to said Clark, by deed bear
ing date the Oath day of November, 1865, and
admitted TO record in The Clerks Office of the
county court Of said county on the 9th Of
May, 1870. The tract
CONTAINS 149 ACRES,
2roods q square poles, more or less, with
coon YELLING,
r. and other necessary build;ngs
isss5ss =, thereon. The laud Will be sold
SS sSly in TWO parcels, tina lying on the
sss.ss..ss same side Of the road with The
cummings, 10 be sold ilst.-The quantity in
each viii be made known on the dag of sale.
Any person wishing to buy, can cali on
Mt CLARK, who will no doubt take pleasure
in showing him the premises.
TERMS Of SALE:
One third in hand and the residue in Two
equal annual pawn ents from the day of sale
bearing interest from that day; the purchaser
to execute bonds with good seen rity, and a
lien to be retained in the deed as additional,
security. Sale to commence at about one
o'clock, P. NJ.
MARK BIRD,
Commissioner.
Dec. 22--4 W
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a Clergyman, while residing in South America
as q missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness
EARLY Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by banetul and vicious habits Great
numoers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, win send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in sealed env elope, 10
any one who needs it, Free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH I; INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York City
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1926 USE VEGETABLE 1876
Z L Nj D N A RY B A L SA NJ
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Co, Boston
Dec, l,
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ETOR THIRTY YEARS

E70R THIRTY YEARS
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Has been tested in every variety OF climat
and by almost every nation known to Amertc
leans It is the almost consistent companion
and inestimable friend Of he missionary and
the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our Lakes or Rivers withou
it,
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS. ]
This remedy is well known to be one 9
The very best ever offered to the public. /
is all that ii is Represented to be. The teSG
m0nlals Ill its favor, reaching. back Tor a
series OF years, and the experience of y long
! test incontesi6ly prove it to be one the
most reliable specifics Of the age.-Old North
Stale.
We cheerfully add our testimony in favor
Of this medicine Roman Citizens.
Davis Pain Kiler.-We have test@d this
medicine, and assure our readers hat it not
! only possesses ali the virtues claimed for it,
but in many instances surpasses any other
remedy We have ever known Herald Of
! Gospel Liberty.
1t IS really a valuable medlclDe--It IS used
by many Physicians.-Boston Traveller.
have used Davis Pain Killer, and con
slider it III indispensable article in the med
icire box. 1t has effected cares in diarrh@s.
and for cuts and bruises it is invaluable.
Y. Examiner.
Spoken Of IN terms Of high commentator
by both Druggist and Physician. --Philadsl-
pha Eagle.
Known almost universally to be a good
remedy for burns, and other paths OF the
body-and is valuable, not only for colds
in winter, but for various summer complaints.
Christian Advocate.
There is no medicine I value so highly as
the Pain kiiler-haYe used it fer years. and
in every instance it has proved sovereign
remedy Messenger, Gleus Falls, n. Y.
Directions accompany each bottIe.
Price 25cts, 50cts, and 81 90 per Bio.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Dec. /, 1870 limo.