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REMARKAELE Cure OF FILES.
1INEIf fFttE aFANniNg
Mount WsSAiag toa. Bsrkskrr Co. Mass
Soyosnber -, 1871.
MASKS WAR Il EErcnAs.


MEzsEs WAR Il EErcRAs.
Geats--for lhtrtY years have been afflicted
with Piles, General DebliliY, and ILLUMINATION,
csaaing tumois and prglspsis o. the bcscls, and
which had resisted all tie medical treatment Dr.
Chapman and others could give. The last three
years OF that tine lay suiisungs defy description.
was confined ~ my led, uaable 10 help myself
and at last gwen W BY ny phlsiciarS aud itienc,
In DESPAIR Of ever aiming my health; in fact, fot
three days before using pf. uph4n's Eleeinary,
vas eAtircly sptechless, and my burial clothes
were made. Bat under the heni6cent meFetea Of
Providence, end The use Il DE-. Uphsm's Elecisa
~ though an OH NAN have The pleasure OF s'a.
ting the FACT 10 the public thu. ny health is nu~
good, ind hope 10 live many yeats, IL 1t is Code
viii, 10 make knovn The virtues Of Dr.. bpharn's
Eloeluaryi and 10 recommend 4 To my eillcied tel
low creatures. II helped me beyond The expec.a-
toDs OF ell that kncN mY case, aDd can oaly say
to others tina, Il s IN my opinion the beet msticiue
in the world for Piles Of any other disoasa 81 the
bowels and Il they will use j, according 70 the
directions, ! will myself warran, q cure 10 every
case. Yours, with the u.la0sl eEpfessioa Of
thaaklglness,
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,
S. e. Corner Of Baltimore and South Streets,
BALTIMORE, ND,

s. E. Corner Of Baltimore and South Streets
BALTIMORE, Md,
EEAS secured the services Of an Attorney re-
a n sidcnt at Washington. Of some forty years
intimate acquaintance with different Departments
and is now prepared to procure the settlement OF
the claims Of soldiers who enlisted during the
Mexican war. His charges for prosecuting
claim before tho Departments at Washington and
getting it settled. whether Bounty Land. scrip,
or Pension. will DO SIS; and for pay. mileage.
clothing, &c. ten per cent. on tho amour. recov-
cred, If $50 or over; and if under that sum s.
lie will furnish free of extra charge any form
necessary to enable party to prepare and for
ward TO him q claim for prosecution. If request.
ed by letter. post paid aud directed TO him Al tho
S. f. Corner of Baltimore aud South streets,
Baltimore. Md.
w. r. " ould refer to Editors OF Newspapers
generally throughout tho United States and to
those OF Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL:.
ECRowNING'S IMPROVED PATENT AMI
4 D VEN HATED REFRIGERATORS, OF
greatly Reduced Prices, war anted superior TO any
now in us for preserving, perfectly cool fresh and
clean. BUTTER. MEAT. EGGS. FRUIT, III.
QUOS, SC, during the summer season, and also
ffcm Freezing during the winter, sny article de
posted IN il, They also eon,ain Water Jar aod
Lead Pipe in The ice chamber, by the arFungers nj
of which perfectly cod water can always be hst
without additional ice tof which less il rsquiteC
\ than any ethcr) Alae. Upright Relrigeretors.
/ BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may b
transported with perfect safety by land or waie
and my celebrated conductors Of heat for cold
wster, requiring but lbs. OF ice for "a hours 81
thousands will silly. Thankful. FOR past favor
we hope to merit canfnuan c. Sold by
I K. BROW MING. 10 Commerce street.
7 May 10. near Pratt A.. Baltimore.
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County Court Executions for sale here.
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w.VCEELE's EVE sALvE.

The following Certificate from Doct Josyn, Of
the regular practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mitchoi's Eye Salve is
no quqek preparation, but is entitled, az well to
the confidence Of The Faculty, as all others, who
may have occasion 10 avail themselves Of is
benefits
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u. w. JOSLYN, NJ d.
For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. IL l.. s. vii
iiams, J. +. Gilmer, aud T. J. iioion, and for
sale 10 all the country stores through the South
aud Wca.
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PERRY, August 10. 1876.


ID. MTcuELL-Dear Sir: Tho first
tine | saw your F. G Sslvc was a, w. J.
Chapln's here 1t came, as ass Informed
on our commendatinn, for the cure Of his
llttle daughters eyes. ! had lille confi,
dence in lt--as | have 10 most OF the paien.
medicines. Bot as the most popular modes
of treatment and special remedies had Ut.
terly failed 10 benefit the little sutierer, |
consented to rs use, supposIng that If /, did
no good it would do no hurt. Il was
case Of severe SctoiGlous Oph,halmy Of
both eyes. The eye balls and lids were al.
very much inffamed. Your Eye Sayc vas
used. immediately il acted like a charm.
In lew days perfect cure was effected.
Tbs sas sometime last winter. Since that
have used our SaIve a grea, macy times
with the happiest results. 10 my hands il
has speedily cured recent inflammation Of
he eyes and slao that which had resisted
all treatment from one TO five years. NV
present opinion IS, that, as TO convenience,
tune, safely. and certatniy IL nery far sur.
passes all the Saves aud Eye Washes of
which have any knowledge.
kespcci.ully
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DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

vi. Genorrha. elect, Flusr Aihus. or the
Whites, Weakness, Distinctions, nc.
GGlD I'M, n. C., AUc |, iSis.
D. ] kahl-Dcar Sir:
You win please frward to us a. soon as con-
vraiesi fresh supply ofthe Rcstofer ofthe Blood
snd ths Ably ssinia Mixture, we have sold out for
zone iime The Resioies and the Depuraliye
Psrd.r, have proved 10 be very efiicscicus for
funncs. Of the chest. Rheumatism, Sore Legs. In
il.nnaii1ns of he Eyes, Debility, and other ehro-
ne diseases We warranted the Abyssinla Mix.
lore /, every patient. and one has asked TO get
Tie money rttaFned. but on the contrary, every
zoe has praised It's great sanat We powers.
We r.maia yours, respectfully,
A. & ID. W. HONEYCuTT.
CONCORD. N. c., jury p, lS4S
Dr. kuhl-Dsar Sir:
Z. We have sold out all Of your Abyssinia Mix
tare IN all cases, on our own account; and we
eaa say, it has uever fGiied We have daily calls
for mere of the Abyssinia Mixture, and you viii
ple,se send US sooa possible such supply
which will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully YOURS,
PHlFER g. YORKE.
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The GraefenhIrg vcsetab:,
PILLS,
Ir30.0oc boxes soid each and era.
ry week.!
The Graefcnbs,rg ComDa.


SnTEREBf give no,ies that their Genera A
ia geu, Tor the State or Ecrih cefollas &
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The 40 We certificate tells simple and lruthGu
story Of SOLDERING aud relief, ~ which as rhyvi
clan and witness IN the case checrluily eudorsa
DR.. CHAPMAN.
NV YoAK. Nov. 2. ls41.
MEssRs WAR e. KercH.M:
Ceuls--l au constrained 10 give you a state
ment CT the 5enefi have derived from usinr Dr.
LPhaHi's Electuary, ia 4 Gaas Of ptles, believing
BY 50 doing, shall render q benefit % those who
are suffering from that uogbltsomc disease. was
reduced for several years By the Piles. 50 much
that it vas with great tIieuliy FOR me 10 yak or
attend to my business. also suffered from other
diseases which we're extremely Troublesome sne
which ! am pleased 70 aay. two boxes flha Flee
iuAry entirely removed add TIA, my health is bet
ter no~ than II has been for many yoars. II has
douv me and my family since more good, and with
less expense. than all the physicians to whom 4
have applied. or mcdcine thai | have used re.
main stiil IN perfect health. Your obedient sor.
want, NELSON NEWTON,
2Su Spring st, cor. RenWiek
Nrw York, Nov. Is, Isi7
MrssRs. WAR Il kErcnAa.
Genticmcn--l consider 1t duty which no,
only owe 10 you, but to my fellow beings. 10 spoak
10 praise Of DR.. Upham's Elcciuary, mtdic,ne
which think has saved my life, and restored mr.
TO full health For several years. was afflicted
with Plies, together with Dyspepsia, and gener.
al arrangement Of the system. employed DIFF
ercnt physicians with no good result. and thew al
last told me they could 90 no more for me. and
said that must die. thus had given up all hope.
OF ever having my health restored, until called
10 nInc The benefits that nephew Of t1ne In Phi.
adelphia (Benjamin PefcyaD had derived h \
severe case Of chronic dysentery, BY your ,ncdi.
cine, that purchased box, which, 10 nv sur.
prise. after taking few doses, received great
reliei and thank God, by continuing lis use, am
restored 10 perfect health.
MllS. SARAH r. AMES.
ll2 Mercer street.
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their certificates entire confidence in their
curative properties. Try them, all who have
,be Agne and Fever, and you will realize all
the benefits from their use, that is promised
by the above recommendation.
DR.. L. FISHERS VEGETABLE Bill,
IOUS OR ANTl-DYSPEPTIG PURGA-
TIVE PILLS arc family medicine for
25 cents box, which will contrast in good
qualities with any other pill Of the kind in
use. The testimony in their favor is that
they are active in their operation, without
occasioning debility. They should be in
the family of every body .ha, lives in bll-
Gus districts, where Ague, bilious, remit
tent, and other ievers prevail. These pills
together with DR.. L.'Fisher's Ague Pills,
are in most cases, all the medicine needed
to break up Ague and Bilious fevers.
Purchasers have the privilege Of using
) of box, and if the pills do moi give
satisfaction, the balance may be returned,
when theiryponey shall be refunded.
Pills for sSe al the well known establish
ment Of G. II. RICE
Kalida, Jan. IL, lS49. 409ac
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EMBARGO ON THE GOLD REeIoN.--A Wash
ington letter 10 the Philadelphia Enquirer, OF
the l6lh,mentous rumor that the Govern
meni, in Cabinet Council, has decided TO
send Immediately a number of small vessels
brigs and schooners, To enforce an embargo
upon all merchant vessels going in,o the
halbors of Monterey, San Francisco, and
other ports on the coasl,to prevent European
and American vessels from carrying The gold
out of the country.
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DR.. T.. FISHERS
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
ANTl.BlLI0JJS PILLS,
Are for sale in Kalida, Putnam Co., OBJ,
G. H. RICE.

are TOT SAFE VI AdIuU, UtHuW w., O'ys "
G. H. RICE.
They are warranted, for the cost Of 100
per box, see bills accompanying the pills:
Each box contains 43 Pills; Messrs. R. W.
Shawhan aud Jesse Shriver, merchants of
''rifin, after Is years experience in the sale
Of medicine, testify that they are the most
popular and eminently successful medicine
they have ever sold,--and mere than a
score Of citizens, Of the first respectability
certify that they are the best medicine, after
the experience of the last season, they have
any knowledge Of. They are perfectly
harmless, both for males. and females and
children, under any circumstances, The
proprietor offers 1000 dollars reward to any
one who shaildetect any metallic'substance
in their; preparation. Judge Pe.tinger OF
Tiffin, says in his certi6cate,. one box Of
Fishers Agne Pills cured three Of his hmi-
In. The Rev. A. w. levitt, tesiies, he
read medicine in The proprietor's Office, and
assures all whomit may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and that no poi
sons are part2of their composition, and
that they are deseryedly popular beyond
eyery other medicine Of the kind. in his
opinion. Tho Rey. ]. M. Morrow, and
REV Mr.. Humphrey and others, express il
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Ambrose II. Sewer has been nominated
by the President, U. s. Commissioner to run
the boundary between this republic and Mex
leo. The N. Y. Herald says The Senate will
no doubt confirm this nomination. Andrew
H. Grey, ESQ.,, has ocen appointed as Sur
veyor OF Engineer 10 accompany the commits
sloner He was fomeriy engineer in Tex
as and afterwards on .he North EaslsrI
boundary,
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CLERK OF THE House MIR. Matthews,
the newly clerk Of The house, is the Editor ol
the Cincinnati Globe, free sell paper. A
few years since no edited with much spiri'
the Columbia lTenn Observer, democratic
shoei. Those best acquainted with himo
deem The selection an excellent one.--Ohio
Skdtesndn
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As we anticipated. the India Goyerumen
at once determined upon the annexation
Of the Punjanb; and byihis date Lord Goue
is in the field with 10000 men, willis, 10,
900 troops would cooperate along the line
of the Indus. Besides these. additional re-
serves were being prepared for tie campaign
which would actively commence in the ear
ly part of December. London Times.
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DR.. Reese Of New York says that on the
Western Continent no case of Cholera ever
occurred in cold weather. The prevalence
of il in Russia, and other parts OF Europe, in
winter, he attributes 10 the mass living in
huis, partly under ground, eating and sleep
ing and cooking mostly in the same room.
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CHEAP PosTAesIN FRANCE.-ThO Nation
al Assembly has reduced all inland postage
throughout The Republic to four cents. The
acI goes into operation in January.-London
Times.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

YHyHlS will give notice that theNubscriber was
4 this day appointed by the court Of Com
mon Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, dmin.stra.
tortof the estate of Reuben Conner, BITE OF said
County, deceased
G.. IT RICE.
Kalida, Jan. 70, Is49. 409d
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ArTACHMENT NoTICE.

It my instance an attachment was this day issaei
"A by John Knhns, Justice Of the Peace OF Union
Township Putnam County, against tho property and IT.
of Thomas pswnaa,s aonrssdsns q snid county
O. n. RICH'
sve IL, NJ ~
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THE NoRwALK BANK.

Al last il 10 numbered with the things
that were! The telegraph Of yesterday an
nouncea that both Il and the Sandusky Bank
have closed their doors. Great times arc
represented to have been experienced at
Norwalk, On lhe night before the smash.--
The money was oil carefully removed from
the Bank, saving and excepting its own
worthless trash, and tho officers &c, were
in the greatest state Of excitement. But
there is nothing eii 10 meet the demands OF
the day laboref when, lie presents his dollar
bill to draw the specie. thus il is with all
these corrupt swindling shops. b. Higgins
The man whose name s signed 10 all these
worthless bills can continue TO live in his fine
house and own rail road stock, and his steam
boais, and drive around with his fine car .
horses ;but the poor man who lubors hard
aud tolls and sWeats fof his daily
bread mus, pay for them. yerily,we believe
'Itgis essier tor camel TO pass ihrougl,
the eye Of a needle, than for such rich man
70 enter into the kingdom OF heaven!" He
taitens and ffohcs aud reyels upon the suif-
erings Of the poor, and glofi6es in his exist
tence the great .whig party! How long will
il be before the Bank Of Norwalk WILDE de-
.psuneed by The wings as Iocof focs concerA
Because one Bank in tIleSiate was owned
and supporiedbya set Of ofhypocritcul knaves
who called themselves d,m. Gratis. an bro
up public journal which called itself dem.
oerstic, 10 give credit 10 the rags it issued
forsootil,e every Bank that breaks is locofoco
concern and is so denounced by the honora-
BILE whigs What punishment is too severe
for that upmitigated scoundrcl that ll,while
ho has the ineanto warns the people against
osses,fa mi 10 do i&who permitting himself
TO be purchased by filthy lucre, pra.,ices so
vils q deceit mon the people, --Ciepc. Tines.
liz the House the Standing committee on
privileges and Elections reported on all the
uncoltesIcd seats. They at the same time
reported Two resolutions for adoption by the
House, one of which declares Mr.. Sheldon
the meuber ffom Portage, undull returned,
aud asserts tile right Of his competition, Mr..
Rockwell. The second pronounces the cleo
lion Of Jones, from Clinon county, (and Of
the Sherifs,) TO have been void, and sends
iheelecloii back TO the people. The repor,
was recommittcd, ON account OF some errors
in assigning members to their coun,ies
There is no doubt the report will be accep-
4<ad .--- ips,nc,,s az Ian. &
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
Attorney assd Counsellor AT Law

Will attend 10 the usual husiness Of his profes-
sion, the collection Of claims, &e. pssturt
O&se, Ksllda. o. July, 546.
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PhuRAI,rv EIEcT1ons. New Ham
shire Legislature has passed law oy which
members Of Congress and Presidential Esec'
tors will bs else cd By plurality.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

SIOAN'S OINTMENT is now iniver.
- sally acknowledged TO he an infallible REM
edy, IN ever, case where IL has been faithfully sp-
Pi'ed I'm the human system, Tor promoting lnsea-
sible fefsp',ation, draw ing out the inflammation
from wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and
IN It's healing qualities the world does not pro.
dnce its equal aud the publ c pronounce Il the
cheapest aud best Family Ointment that has ever
been used. All diseases OF the Flesh, Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, ch,lbains, sore Throat. BUNS.
cuts, cuiancous eruption, sore ,Nipples. sore
breasts, Diseases OF the Eye, Ague In the face,
side, back and the other parts Of the Q, stem.
Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, fresh wounds.
and ever, kind Of sore containing the least pss.
ticie OF Inflammation, ere permanently cured By
this great remedy. w. Il. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 20 Lake st., Ch,csgo, III.
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From the Chicago Journal.
LATE FROM SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.
The following reaches u by the South.
ern mail this morning:
ssSound the Hew-gag,
Beat the Ton-jon."
Sim. Francis, editor ofihe Sangamo Jour
mi, gave Mcssrs Lamphicr aud Walker, Of
the Register, each aud individually devlish
good licking this afternoon. They attacked,
and he repulsed them, makinga complete
rout. Pitchforks aud canes were tho weap.
ons. Walker received severe punch
with the butt end Of fork, which he mis-
taking Tor the prongs, cried, pcccari, and
fell--but gaining his pins Immediately,
beat retreat TO the State House, where he
and his friends ere now FORTH. ing them
selves. Sim cleared the whole field.
llARRA.
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w q SLOAN dear Sir: Justice demands mat
should return 10 you my unieigned thanks tor
your UNPARALLELED OINTMENT. Three weeks are
nv daughters clothes caught fire and before The
flames could be extinguisi,ed, they were oil bsrnt
10 cinders, the child was 80 badly burned that
death seemed inevitable in less than twenty -four
hours. Your Ointment was recommended end
used with saccess--it gave perfect relief! Il 10
needless 10 add that the child ID now we'll and
about her business. The medicine il all and more
than Il Is recommended 10 be. Every family aud
person should have Il in their possession.
ieel indebted 10 you for my child's lie, and
anything that can do for You or your medicine.
! am ready and willing 10 perform.
Your humble 81 want,
JOHN II CRANE.
Flint Creek, Lake Co., ILL.,, Feb. 20, i849.
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SurnoynAr. wa. M.r.

ShEBoy"AN, WIZ, March ?, 1919.
Dr. w d Sloan.-Dear Sir: In INV opinjon. Inc
greatest cures effected those that have Longest
resisted the skill Of the Medical Faculty. Admit
ting that 10 be q fact, have a case in point, q
wit: Mr. James Hastord Of SAeboyeam F.slis, was
crippled two years with 6e large deep uieers, Just
above the ankle. The leg was 50 much swollen
he could not get on boot. Nearly oil the most
popular ihysirians In various places, have tTsat.
ed his case without any beneficial effect.
Last August, Mr. Ha.ford solicited nv advice.
! succeeded in reducing the swelling and healed
two Of the sores. The other three labored st
till the first Of February, without much u any
benefit, when gave him box Of SLoAN's Oixf-
MINT, and in three weeks he was well.
Respectfully yours.
Z Is OSrkANDER. NJ. ID.