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The class as o whole did exceedingly well,
There was not 8 poor or commonplace eff
fort made by any one.- The reading of all
the young ladies was distinct and audible,
and the eloeution Of the young gentlemen
reflects great eresit IN the Professor of this
! Oanartmant-
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REFUeHEs FRox FHE RzREL ARNY.-Wm.
LOOMS, q refugee from The Rebel army, at
Memphis, Tenn, passed through this city
last evening, for his residence in tennessee
county, New York. From him We learn
ths following particulars Of the escape Of
himself and two others;
VIM. LOomis, Edward Doty and --
Myers, had been employed in Memphis as
carpenters and ~jOiners, for the past six
months. They being from the North, were
suspected, and their lives threatened II they
did not join the rebel army. Some six
weeks since. they--to save their lives-en-
l%istsr, and Immediately commenced ma
turing q plan Of escape. Aner several
vain efforts they concluded there was
but one hope, aud feIgning sickness
we're admitted into the hospital, which was
situated outside the guard, on the 18Th Of
June. This new location presented new
hopes for escape, aud they, under cover e
night, made their escape on the night of the
ooh Of June, and footed it to Randolph, a
distance of forty miles. At that place they
came across another secession force, and to
allay suspicion, went to the officers Of the
guard and proposed TO enlist, stating that
hey were from Memphis, had f. lends in
that locality, and preferred to join there
rather than at Memphis, but would not do
50 unless they would give them . furlough
Of one week, hat they might have an op-
~portunity to visit their friends in Oseeola.-
The furlough was granted and they pro-
ceeaed on foot to saxton, Mo-, q distance OF
about 100 miles through the swamps, and
within SO miles Of Cairo. While passing a
plantation at that place, they came across
the former with four negroes, all armed.
The oversee ordered the negroes to fire upon
the refugees, which they refused to do. Tue
overseer then raised his gun TO FIRE, but in
stead, was shot through the head by one Of
the party. The negroes were taken prison
ers, with the four guns, and brought into the
federal camp, about nine miles from Cairo,
where they were given up. The pkrty then
went to Cairo, where they we're kindly treat
ed. Gen. Prentiss gave each one & letter
atatlug mat ne had commence IN the mep
and commencing them to the kindness OF
the people until they should reach their
homes. The party separated at Cairo, ami
Mr.. Loomis informs US that he has had no
trouble in getting on thus far. He was out
Of money when he arrived here. A small
purse was made up for him, and superin-
tendent Nottingham gave him q free pass to
Buffalo, where be expects to meet friends.
We learn also that the secession troops al
Memphis are composed, to 8 great extent,
Of men that are forced to go into the army
against their wishes. That generally there
is no heart with the seeessionists among the
men in the ranks, they only holding the po-
siiion they do, from compulsion.
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The following were the current rates at the differ


Owing 20 several circumstances the market for
beef cattle 10 day was called dull and heavy. Amoug
the first causes OF a dull market was the TACT thai
he Tece pts continued heavy, while the demand has
ruled light The offerings were Of 4 rather poorer
average quality also. and holders we're accordingly
compiled t. lower their pretenBions sOmsWhat, or
especially during the prevalence Of warm weather..
In vieS Of this fact we are called to chronicle a gen
or al decline OF half q cent per pound, prices ranging
from &c, = Sc. but with q few scattering sales
Of the choicest builocks as high as &c. The bulk Of
Of the offerings were ordinary, and We notif ed
more poor cattle than usual, while they vers gen.
orally more inferior" than last week. For this
description the demand was exceedingly light. The
was very decidedly in favor Of buyers, aud sellers
had some difficulty In dlsposing Of the few which
we're left on sale AZ the closing hours. Our quota
tions above represent the prices current AZ the diff.
f'rent yards to-day, but the rates current on Tues
day were substantially the me-Ne York Herald
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jyS:s5I.


ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
lation and emOve almost every disease in
q manner truly astonishing. No other both
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female oper-
alor in attendance. Off ,e No. III Ontario
street. B3
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Y UKI0US KOINOIDENCEI
SLOAN UNDKK TIE COUETERiI
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BO1Iii

NORRIS IN sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
dorses aud Cattle can hnd the best Medicine in as,
tor many of the Diseases peculiar 20 such Animals.
they are q Soyeitig Remedy Tor Colds, UOugbs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hid bound, &c, &C.
aE These Powders always give satisfaction, "a tn
thousands who have used them, can testify. Be-
firculars, Try them. For sale BY 4. r. Gaylord,
:, ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 3 Arm
,tr0hg, Cleveland, D., and ~ all Druggists In the
.ountry. Also, at wholesale By tbs Proprietor, at l6l
ontario street, Cleveland, ohio, TO whom all orders
AVS. RsSf1S q g. NORRIS
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PoL1oE on TIE FoUEFE.AThe Fourth pass
sl with remarkably few disturbances Of 3
nature 70 call for the sOryiees Of the police.
Some few fghts took place oeeasi0ned by q
too free use Of liqurr, but the offenders az
ter having been locked up for s time until
sobered, were RlloWedt 70 depart. Scarcely q
cause Of i~htozieaHOn ives noticed on the
streets. 40 81 sic OMHia." Ett
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sPRAeUr zoHAvEs-By invitation Of the
Sanford Zouaves OF Bedford, the Spragues
of this city went out to Bedford on the at
tsrnoon Of the Fourth to participate in the
celebration at that place. A fne collection
was spread in the Square to which ample at
tention was paid. An exhibition was given
BY both companies and the sPragqes gave sH
illustration Of the bayonst exercise e~liciting
much applause. b.. s
In the evening soIdiery and citizens gath
cred In one Of the Halls and 8 pleasant eve
ming ended adeiightful1 dsy
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DR. NRFFoE.-This prince Of hunbugs is
ct work IN New York City and the Herald
states that during the four or ave weeks of
hIs stay there, he has been waited upon by
1898 persons, desiring relief. Many people
Of this city have some reason to remember
This emiusnt physieian, who dightsued their
rockets II na ibsir spirits, By his healing
sSs. ms s
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It Discharges tpOn the Bottom Of the Jacket
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LASos.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALooTT s HORTON,
1913 and 14I Water Street,
jyS:S5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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PREPARED By
DR.. j. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
prlca- 81 mar RnliIn. Nlr Rnliln- for Is

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such e renown for the cure
sYery variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il ls entirely unnecessary for Us 10 recount the eVis
ience Of its virtues, wherever II has been employee.
As It has long been in constant use throughout this
section, we need not do more than assure the people
its quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and
that it may be relied on to do for their relief ell Il
has ever been found TO do.
AYERS ca THARTIC PILLS
FOR THE CUBE OF
OodiVeness, Jaundloe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, DYs0a1
terry, FOEi Stomach, Erysipslas, Headache, Piles, Rhea
Rdtism, EruptiOns dAd Ska DiSoasss, LiBeT C0HpLGin
Oropsy, 1eEeT, nmOTs aud Sah RheHm, Worms, Gota
NsHra0ia, as a DinRsr PHI, and for Purifying
Blood.
They are sugAr-coatod, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperient in the world for all the purposes OF a family
physic.
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.OO.
Great numbers Of Olsrgymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent percentages, have lent their nhmes
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rome
lies, but our space here will not permit the insertion
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed Tor ther
cure.
DO not be put OF by unprlncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more pront on. De-
mand AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there Is for them, and they should havt
It.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, Il. y. GAYLORD and oy az
Druggists.
1STAyer's Cherrs PsctoTal. SarsapArinA and u
thartic Pills, are for sale bY Churchill & Brother. 2,
y. corner Public SQUARE and untaria street
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Ohas. Buttles, petit larceny, discharged.
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NEW STYLES, NEW sTYLEs.-We hsva a
fine assortment of Stiff Brim Hats of very
choice cOlors. Also the same shape in black
a very superior article, just received by Ex-
press. Also new styles of Flats or ladies
and misses, among which is the "Wash
Bowl Hat" just the thing to "wear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description of Military
Caps filled at the o'shortest notice"
FULLER 4 CO.,
iunI9-IW 2l5 Marble Block.
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AT Law,
I'D SUPERIOR sTREET oetSekll
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M5- The New York illustrated of July
18th, New York Weekly of the 18th, Ban
ner of Light, Herald of Progress, Phunny
Phellow, Budget of Fun, and all the late
papers at Hawks Bros.
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ARREsT OF THiFvEs.-ofcers Sweeney
and Farley last evening arrested Charles
Stevens, James Singleton and Charles Fud-
row, alias James White, boys from twelve
to seventeen years of age, for grand larceny.
On the Fourth they broke into the store Of
Albert Powell, Detroit street, West Side, and
stole aine pair of scales, which they broke
up, intending TO sell II for old iron. They
were followed up by the officers named
above, and a part Of their plumber found in
their possession. Two of them, Stevens and
Fudrow, are old offenders.
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oL.-The undersigned Is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vatA in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mill,
corner Of Erie and Kinsmsu streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. Il. KIDNEY.
iop1aPIA
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bGr W. L. Marvin, No. AZ south side of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufactured prices, a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles of Reiriger-
ators, Water Coolers, TorreY's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cock
ing Stoves Enameled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
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DIED..

On Thursday morning, July 9TH, MIROS DOUw.
aged 60 years.
Funeral Will take place from his laie residence,
corner OF Lorain aud dicks sts., West Side, to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attond.
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GoosEBERR1Es.-speaking Of ~gooseberries,
we were shown a remarkably fine specimen
raised on the premises of Il. NJ, Addison, Of
this city. The average circumference was
at least three inches and the fruit was aa
rich as q strawberry. nj
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~ Save your ice and drink cool water !
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 each;
double lined wkter coolers from two to ak
gallons. For sale by W. P. Foae.
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SAD Aoo1DENF.-Cspt Paddock has gone
on to Washington, having received q dis
patch informing him that his son in the
Navy had been shot through the hand and
savaralv wounded. ar
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RETRIeERAToRs- WATER = CoOLRRs - log
oREAN FREEzERs.-rwelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturer prices,
for cash, by W. P. Fooa. my37
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vEssELs PAssED.-ThO following vessels passed De

VESSELS PAssED.-The following vssssls passed De-
troit on the Sd;
Bound UR-Steamer Cleveland propsllers MI HI
gan. Wisconsin, Missouri Qalena SusQurhAt M,
Amiy, Dnnkirk. Magnet; barks Torrent, Sardini (
lrigs y C. Walbridgs, B J City, RanufT schOon-
ere Lively, Gen. Scott, Empire State, HlbiHsd.
Charles Sumner. Orion, Planet, CoFnrllx, nepublic,
Star Of Hope. Meridian.
Round DolgH-Stgamrr city of Cleveland propel-
lers Iowa City, MAJ flower, Missouri. Pc mae;
bark Canada brig Live pool schooner Gem Of the
Lakes.
List Of the vessels passing through the weIlsnd
Canal:
BoHad West-One the lst-sehOOneTs Carlton,
Whitman, Myrtle. On the 2d-Propeller Magnet
bark Sovereign Of the Lakes; brigs Orkney Lass,
Isabella srhOOHeTs A. g. MOret Rival. Antelope,
Thornton. Amizon, EV0lins, Belle Walbridge,G Game
cOrk. Fairfield.
BOUHd EaS-On the lst-PrupelleF Buckeye. On
the 2d-Bark Northern Light; bt > M~eynoWer, L.
A. Bloss N schooner A. Ford, s. ]. Holley, hirk'
land, James Catcbpolr, W. Sender8on, Geraldine,
Queen Of the Lakes, Eagle Wing, Isabella, Utica.
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Fon OoLUNBuS,-The Sheriff of AshtabulE
county left fer Columbus last evening, with
four Representatives to the PennitendaEys
Three were convicted Of burglary and one
for horse stealing.
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The following eases we.e before Judge
Vail yesterday mornings
VIM. Maloy and Eliza MslOy, petit lsrce-
ny, continued to the 18th.
Margaret o,ConnelI and Catherine 0'Con-
nell, continued case for assault, fined costs.
]. Bird andsam. Murphy, continued case
for petit larceny, discharged.
Chas. Buttles, petit larceny, discharged.
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II hi S0LOMONSON.

PTaeseal AID Scientific OPheah
Kssps the largest a sortment Of thS imgrosSa
r51da or SPEUfACLES. An his alaesesi WnetneI
f1r 0ear o. lar sighted are ground under, he owh
anapacrion. ~ mhchinary ofaney constrncl9hi ~
.ehs rr0atesf care, 90 a. 70 suit the eyes IN 81 cases.
mind Weakness, Dizziness or q TIE
ETos, and impa~rtinR stsengtn fos long reading OF
ri. would herotnform the public t1at
9SEar smploys any one In the sale q nig 1eee5ss
Ne 1tGo.H srlendid assortment oihEL GLASSAni
%gOPER OOMPASSEB, &C., on hand.
%IFL0lAL EYES inserted without PAIN
ssRsrisot e u Superior street, under American
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aPFO0f Of the pudding is in eating it" and
al know the real merits ola medicine Is to tsst it BY
ewing It q fair trial. Every one trOubl d with hui
mors that arise from impure blood, hould lose no
Sus Il ostiBg tho merits Of Or. Viewers oanGsr
sait Rhsum SYRUP and oSrate.
sid ~ +. ,. Gaylord, U. 8. Mackenzie h
s.~, Strong 4 Armstrong and Vim. Itsksr
Cleveland, o.
HE-saa AdvertlA NmenA
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janlsRl0

Franz PARKER-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aap94R2e:lY
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BODY or MocoEHELL-Tbe body Of Mr..
Mcconnell, referred to yesterday afternoon,
passed through this city last evening, for
Esnsueky. NJ qs
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MARINE E.
PORT on CLEYELANp.

ERTERRD-JUly
Stmr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. City OF Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Srmr. City Of Cleyeland, Ryder, Ontnnaaon.
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon.
Tug y ~. Pack, Hackett, Detroit
Schr. Evtltne Bates, Peterson, New York.
Sehr. A.. Rust, Willard, Saginaw.
EARED
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Prop. Saginaw. Dickson. Buffalo.
Prop. Akron, Coldwell, OsdeusburFh,
TuT 4. "a. Peck, HAckett, Detroit.
Brig Isabella, Graham, Chicago.
Schr. Myrtle, Wood. Chicago.
schr. FlinEt0n, Warner, BufalO.
Sehr. A. Rust, 4illard, Saginaw.
Schr. Industry, Morgan, Detroit.
Sehr g. Farwen. Huntoon, darqustte. -
Schr. Julia Smith, Dandron, Port Huron.
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~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrd'G
Liver Invigorstor.
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AIARRIRD.

At East Rockport. on Wednesday evening, July
81 by r Y W. q. Day, Mr.. BENJAMIN MARTIN
ofCeyel md, and Miss AVINIA M. PHELPs of
East Rookport
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farm OF ~ AGREE
WITH a two STORY BRICK DW ELLgEo
II the Italian styls % Architecture, Win -
20, and ready for Oecupascy. The hue + fsin
an ~ modern imprUyrmsntgi the grounds hgTaR
nouton Alnsmsn avenue Of 20 raisf = bsaotffrf
nestns esa hsing brook run through ne rear Fnd
otthe Yarn there arB several gornf4o T 80 &c.
running ont rom The banks OF he rnyfns- rhish-
Hltn silple hyorAuie works, can becouveTd 10 roy
Art0t ne Farm. Eor . -eotlemaa'G kaaidsDcs
sns snose sEo1nds can Be eleganfb and ttaterig
1N-ute1 or aSafdent v in8Yarb or Fruit Cul-
tnre, II can Be made profitable. being a nrar 49,
cy-ony about l00 reds ron fhs orporsfoniIm-9
his larm can BE- divided into lots o. one 10 fVs 81
II0SlLs 49,. ana maze slsgant ngldencea and e.
purchased There arr about 5 % acrs7 n ~aos-
and, > part o. which j. . beautiful arovs- Tba
amman ssroet hailroad passes through ths Ave-
ne In front Of this Yarn.
AlSO-A NEW WI STORY BRICE HouSE
korest streets. Lot IL fs.t on Kinsm1n- ard Sase
EeIoss street. HOUSE andtmpr0Tements are AL
eLas.5 Httn an ths mod=rm STYLE and buuff II 4 snb-
stantial manaar.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRfCE HOusE
hefns ~ BulalnEs, 6e-sattuafed On koEest stneE
LOT Ayhteet trout b q feet deep Thu = ! arrf
class house, built II q substantial msnpsr. al h
the italian style ofaFctitecturs. =
As0-Another TWO STORY BRICK HpDsE
Dsrn, Vut Buildings, &C, adjoining H. uno last De-
tshsd In al respects ike the other.
Also-ONE VACANT LOT, on Efasnss ss-.ss
second lot trsm the corner Of Kfnsman md For--t
streets, lLs ret mont b. So deep. Mine lot1, q -
est street. between hinamsn ana ScoTfiI AFspne.
eH1t s.ae, Lots - Ret 'front.' b. Is isef desp. Wl
u TINE - anlf purchasers
~ For further biormstion enquire uffhe mfar-
hSnsol 70: ~ Ainsmen st. CeFsla1ss uhe9
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Builders.

DROOKS 8. q. & t.. W.. BUILD
ID Hrs. Also MAnufact1ron g 9oeE.s 1nnos1
9ofhic work. Particular ~ateontion Ratd 20 l1snne
a. Stores. Factor. on Dtvis30n EHee~ 80 See4o
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EMPLOYMENT MANTEn-
s9m Sak W 8Fat.

WO0L FOR SAEEET0068T6
2DsOOo p2unds Of W0OGM sais Il 49,
ganess51 ARMsfRONS IA KroSRH
kOh SALE.=a NEW BOILER
EhSthE suitable for . Saw HIu, Euanire 81
nesslar, e Morgan q hoot'a, 2aSubal6r =
-ianezesn
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All quiet here.-NO fighting. The day
was celebrated by brigade parade. The De-
claration OF independence was read BY w.
?. Edgarton, of Cleveland Artillery. Ora
ton BY Colonel Este, Of the l4th Ohio regi-
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Sperig. AntheA.
HnrHER,a AN rHIs-


The following Il IN sxtract from q letter written
b. the pastor OF baptist Church 70 the Journal
md Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
ames in tavor q shat world-ronoVuod medicine, Of
mas. WrssLow'S sooFEtsa sYsUr roR OUILpAEH
pEEEHMai
"WeBoeen advsrtisomentin youg columns 0 mn.
EinsioE'a Soothlns ayruP. Gou W never said .
Eord IN aRor Of . patent MEDICINE nCior0 n cur liio,
bat We iooloompoiled 70 uay 10 yourroahsra Satths
no h~umbas-EH HAyu FRIED n, Am Know II 20
All IT cLArMb. lei probably, one Of the most
oooa1fal medicines Of the day, because q Il one Of
ne best And those Of your readars Who have bahiea
Rn't DO better than 70 lay n q supply"
sea adyrgtisemeHt % another column .ap2sRM
FRIEND IN NEED. TRH a.
DR- swHEFIs tEEAILrHLR L7NTNEEft s~ropar6d
ron she recipe Of Dr.. stephen Sweet. Of on.
nsetiouL the great bono-octtor, and has been usodin
ks sCaoios fr the last tWelV YEAR With the most
sstonishlng saocess- A an external remedy u d
without q rival. and vii alleviate pain more Epeot-
y than Z ether rrepArttion. For an Rheumatio
ana EervoEl Disorders it Is truly tnhlibla and q 4
SurAiiFe for SORES, Wounds, sprainG, Brulsys, &o.,
is soothing, healing, and pos rid StrenVthaaiug
properties, excite the ost VonSsr and sstonishtneat
0fM Who haVs evsF sveh Il q trial over Dur
hundrd certificates Of rcmarkAbis onres, performed
b. q within TIA hit rgoE pears satest this fast
nor sals b Strong q Armstrong and Wm. Flske.
~ edCeFteeWene ]
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PEERT DAvn.-This name is OF worldwide
r-aovp-aot only for the celebrity Of his medicine
-Psrry Devise Pain KHleF-but for his great hbe-
raIity toward the cause Of Temperance, and his de-
voted Christian Lie. The Church he built for the
Baptist so,etY IN the year 1875. viii be a Lasting
monument to his good name.
~ old ~ r., and by (. +. Gaylord, VIM.
Fske, O. 8. Mackenzie, Strong 3 Armstrong, and
4. ". saskndar, Cleveland o.
- Il, .,rthar nriumn