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From Lake superIOr--ArrivaI Of the Iron
CIfy.


From Lake superIOr--ArrivaI Of the Iron
City.
The steamer Iron City, Capt. J.E. Turner,
arrived from Lake Superior at o'clock
this morning. The Obliging clerk has fur
nished Us with the folio wing memoranda
Left ontonagOn on Saturday, August 81,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, and Eagle HarbOr, ct 6
o'clock P. N. same day. Stopped at Eagle
River and Copper HarbOr. The steamer
Planet was at Copper Harbor bound up.
Nat steamer Illinois above Portage Entry,
On Sunday morning Left Portage Lake at
4 O'clock P. NJ. on Sunday. Left Marquette
At7o'clock P N. on Monday. The steamer
Eorth Star arrived there on her way up ct
8 o'clock P n. the same day. Left the
ssult st 10 o'olock EsM. on Tuesday. The
bsroae Col. Ellsworth had passed up that
morning and tho .schooner C. &. Walker
vSsfn-Ihe hezcznsi5-bOund-d Stst the
Northern Light in 81. Clair River Al 2 O..
clock P. NJ. on Wednesday, bound up.
The Iron City brought down 50 Pssssn.
gers, 100 tons Of copper from the Cliff and
Fstloaal mines, consigned 70 Husssy 8
Mcbride, and $50 tons OF iron ore for 4. B.
futile, and q quantity Of miscellaneous
freight
she leaves again for Lake superior On
Friday evening september Oh, ct o'clock,
fton tie deck of Hussey s Mcbride.
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Portage County Items.


Prom the Ravenna Democrat We CLEAN
the following items:
GoRED BIZ A BULL.-Upon Saturday, A.
&. Tompkins was injured BY bull on his
DPsmises. q mile west Of Ravenna, on the
Franklin road. The animal caught him by
the Aeshy portion Of the inside Of the right
leg above the knee, and tossed him over
his head. The injury was very serious,
and Mr.. Tompkins was also bruised by the
fall
~ Joseph C. Douthet, lad living
with R. B. Cotton in Rootstown, was thrown
from horse, while passing over bridge,
and received transverse fracture CT the
leg, three inches above the ankle joint
n~ On Tuesday, the Both Of July, Mr..
Ed Ward DaVis left Palmyra for Cleveland,
where be enlisted as an army blacksmith,
and Is now IN FrederiektoWn. Nd, where,
he writes home, he found on his arrival be-
tween two and tEree thousand horses walt
ing to be shOd.
~ Capt Seymour left Rsvenns for the
quarters Of the 7th Regiment on Tuesdsy
a. NJ, bearing with him hundreds Of let
ters and several packages Of necessaries
for the soldiers.
E% ChsrlestoEn is doing something for
the good cause in furnishing men for the
army. In addition to those in the Frank
lin Rifles, Tyler Guards and Cleveland Ar
tillery, Wade and Hutchins' Regiment re-
oeive an iRstallment. c. h. Bill, now lst
Lieutenant, is In Cleveland at Camp Wade,
and with him from this town went 8. E.
Hall, G. d. WOrden, D. o. King, Erastus
Hall, Emerson Curtiss, G. H. Holden and
Joseph P. Stearns, and many more are
standing on dp-tOe" for the next call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

NOAE eAvALRI.-A company Of sixty
man. unaer command of Capt. Hall, came
IN from Youngstown last evening BY the
Mshoning road, and went Immediately into
samp. With The men already in camp from
that county, the company is full The COM
pany win be mustered in to-day, and the
officers Of the company elected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

Nrw MusIo.-Msssrs. Brsinard & Co..
have for sale new and beautifully en-
belisAed piece Of music entitled the "Uni0n
Msdly,H Of twelve PsGeS and composed Of
hfleen pieces, all patriotic, and which
should at this time be specially in demand
Il Is offered ct the very low price Of ff'y
cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

BrpTozD UMoE FATR.-Ths Fair Of this
Association win take place on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of next week,
The attractions for this year are Of no or
Sinary kind. Several new entertainments
IN snoh an exhibition are promised to the
public. The success Of the past is a sum
eisnt guaranty that the people will not be
disappointed IN the future
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

To svoid Imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr, stephen Sweet on every label, and
also siStephen Sweets Infallible Liniment' blown
hi the glsss OF each bottle without which none an
genuine. RIOHARDS0H CO.,
Sole ProprietOrs, Norwich, o..
For sale b. stroLG Armstrong, Sole Agentl Ioi
Olevelnnd aeu2T. R7Sdfu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

Coal TRADE OF C. & NJ. B. R.-Three
regular coal trains have been running on
the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad for
the last three weeks. The quantity of
coal transported is about one thousand tons
per day. On one day, last week, one hun
dred and seventeen cars, each carrying
from ten to eleven tons, went forward to
Cleveland. The quantity Of coal passing
over the road this season is largely in
creased over that Of last year W. r
Chronicle.
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ppFgENT pOpUIATION.

FRE5ENT POPULATION.
ne STATE Is rapidly fling up win population so3
O26 persons having been added since 1850, making th5
present population ~, &C. ratio q loa per cent n
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUeE5.
NE Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater thaa
thoss o any ether State. me protafss seat out dlg
~ uast year eEceedsd 30 GO Lo13 ne EheatcroP
n 0approsehes IS 900 90 bushels while Tie cora
crop yields not lees than 40 20 ID09 D1aass-
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.
Novhsrs can the Industrious farmer Besure such IN
edIafe results for his Labor upon these pras sol
lthey being composed OF deep rich loams the fertility
lof Which, Is unsurpassed By any on the globe
TO ACTUAL CULTIYATORS
.v;sss 1884 he Company hare sdlf 800 900 dcTsl
Tley ssH only % actual eutfgaoTs and erey eol,raa
eonstTlieed l9oHgh ess laHds a, an eze q SO oeo
lOOO Ii 1859 ne population q J5ry-Htae eolltleis
Tol,ok l5kh Z Fdsis ieas only 5ss sos siaes l 40
Z93 Aars ben added EGLiag te irhoie laiion ia
sol, gais Of l43PT essl
EVIDENCES or PROSPERITY. y
AZ an evidence Of the thrdt Of fe people, may Be
stated that 600 900 tons of freight, including 800 GO
bushels Of qra and go 900 barrels q dOur were Tor
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATI0H.
l Mechanics and worklugmen VII and the ffee sehoo1
lsystem encouraged By the STATE and endowed Wilh
large revenue for the support OF schools Their eli-
drs can 1--we In sight Of the church and sehoooouse1
land grow up with he prosperity Or the eAdmg STATE n
lths Great HsstaIn Empire,
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAEKKNT.
j The prices Of thsss iand5 vary from SC to SIS per
slacre according % locafi0n quality, &c krst clal
farming Isnds sell for about SO to So per acre nd
the rsla7e expense Of subduing prrie land zs CON-
pared win wood land b The ratio Of 70 20 in faFeF
the former The terms q ssfor The bulk of lhsss
E lands VIII be
I ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at SIX per cent per annum and SIX interest notes a sH
per payable respectively in one two, three 1ouf
i've and six years from dats Of sale ind four notea
sfor principal payable in four i've, sxand sev n yl1
from date ofEale the contracts that le 1ia
slofths tract purchased shall be fenced and CULTIVATED
gsaeh and every year. Tor i've years from date q sale
so that az the end OF i've years onaha shan Pc iesa
land under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from evslnaton for cash. except ihs sane Should b
: at sir dollars per aers whea ts cash price WI ss ave
ldoilHrs
PrOdusHons, prices and terms Ofpayusni, can os had
OSrER, Land Commissioner
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Iagss. and cities situated upon the Illi-
I9O, ,APPLEToN'S RAILWAY 4 tsuAOtS-
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DnArpouTxsNE.-In, consequence OF ths
stesmsr May Queen having 70 return tnis
morning TO Toledo, to bring down the Mich
sgsn troops, g large party Of pleasure seek
era intending 20 60 to VsrnilliOn to day
we're disappointed and had to return
hnmn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

DEMONSTRATIONS attention Is In
Vited to the advertisement Of Cavalry
wanted, On the third page W. B. Straight
the Recruiting ohoer, was attached to
BurdssHs Cavalry, and vas wounded while
out as scout in Western Virginia In July
BE is a son Of Mr. Straight, Of the well
known hrm Of Straight Dsming s Co., OF
OineinnsH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

SEVENTH MICHIGAN REeINEET. This
Regiment will leave Toledo this evening
for Washington. The steamers Ocean and
Msy Queen will bring them to this city
arriving tomorrow (Friday) morning.
Prem this city they 90 over the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

nap The United statss Express sent for
ward to ST. Louis this morning, thirteen
tons Of military goods for Gen. Fremont.
The American Express forward this af-
tsrnoon a large quantity of military goods,
elothins, blankets, etO, for St. Louis, Gin
clnnati end Springfield, III.
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TRETELRR,s RRaIsFRs.
THE CIT T.

Can wGDz.-esl Doubleday, OF the
Wsds & Hu,ohinu Cavalry, has arrived in
he city, and win oTgsniEs today a regular
cavalry camp, and proceed Immediately to
arm tbgmvn to-et them for service,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

Had what DE-. Bushnell EsyB Of The GfRfsu-
Se-S Medicines. Or. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and Of the most successful IN the
u CFruInbuIl) IN which he resides
"fhis osrtifes that have used the 0rRfnbsrF's
..ls sud Marshslls Catholtoon, cold hsrs By Il. q.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbnl county, Ohio, March Z, 1881.
SOLD By DTGggissg and Medicine Dealers through
out ths oo1ntTT. Fcf Medicines OF Agencies, Cd
1ress y. b. KINGSLEY OlsFeland-
iaa1aG9 General Agent fDE Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
e URIOUS K0lNUIDENOkI
SLOAN UEDns The oOUETHR
sHITH AID OTHERs IN A BO1lii

NORRIS ~ sight with hts OelsbEstsd ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner q
HoFses and Cattle an ind the b1st NJ Meione IN nBs
or many q the D1seosea peculiar 70 such Aninel8
They are Sovereign Remedy i1f Coid7, Ucughs,
Loss Of Apostle, Hids-hound Diztenpsrs, -, &c.
~ Lhess PoEders slFayB give satisfaction, g lhc
q. W. Palmer, Eonlcn BE8tha7s, end Strong 4 Arm
strong, Cleveland, o.. and bF all DrlgEigH ~ tie
country. Also at Wholesale b tbs Prop e Isl
Ontario strsst ClsEulsudi ohios . whom Az eTtsEs
must b addrassod
fsff;R1shtss 2. H0Akl8
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VIENNA
NLWIfN
HyRTEQEMAR I

TRIESEMAR 1, "a 3, ARE DE
TFOTFD BT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
EnFIand and secured bg the Seals Of the Eool8 Dc
30. s inTaiasbIe for oxhGu5tIon, sSerust0rEhos
and Ell phYEical dilabElltios rt
NO con1letoly oraanataS sil traces 0f thoEs dIr.
e5eg that have heretofore been treated by tie na.
uioUD and pernscioug Of copatTa and cubobG, "
No has entirely supplanted the inJuFiou8 uBt
mercury thereby insufiDa 10 the sufferer epsedT n.
nsf disIeIgins Al inpuEtiess and roofing cot fsl
venom Of disease. Ff
TRiEsElI4R, Nos. 1, 4na ;, are prsparatios ths
form Of lozenee, devoid Of taste and small and IN
Be carried In the Waistooat Pcckot. Sold IL tn esss
md divided into separate eose9 e adnlnilssrad y
VeiFsal a llsmand RO1x, Rioola, fEfca "a ssrk
81 Sasss br So, which save 5; and IN Sl7 oSSsS
vi nebT there 8 saving q -. 70 Be had rhoissi
ead retafl, cf pr. BARR0W, No. 10 Reeotsr str8st
%. BarT0F VII forEard the Triessmsr b en- -
81 The Eords sscgrsly gaeked, and add essp scpord
SD al.yo % Z 3. aAHhoRD sna ~
EI9kE. OgVoasad AM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

HARTFORD, Trumbull o., o.
/ hereby osrtfIy Ehsk have bean dealing IN the
9rfenberR Medicines for the Past year and can trus
ly say that have ohred any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oathoicon. They will perform ell and more than iB
promised for them. have golc about dlty bottlee
Of the OathOlicaO the past Yer eGd hear the best
results IN every case. J. n. 0. JOHNSON, !
ksreh !, lSo5. Medical Agent. /
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CATTLE AID Roasss EOR TIE ARMT.-
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
sent forward this morning hftyrfour car
losds Of cattle and horses for the army
destination, Washington. FOrty-six cars
we're loaded with cattle, which came in
from Chicago last night from the Govern
ment contractors, Messrs. Hancock and
Crsgsn, who are buying up cattle in that
locality. The same train took out seventy
Eve horses for the same destination, from
Detroit, Michigan.
The G. &P. road is doing a heavy stock
transportation business on the River Divi-
sion. The best cattle region in Ohio is
along the line of the Cincinnati, Whining
ton and Z1nesviIIs Rsilroad, and from this
portion Of the country, Government is pur-
chasing, through It's contractors large guam
titles Of cattle for the army. Mr.. Ely, of
Washington, Fsyettee county, who issuperin-
tending the shipment Of this stock, informs
us that during the past week the number
Of cattle shipped over the C., W. 8 z. R. B,
for Washington, by way Of the River Di-
vision of the O. 3 P. R. R., has been i'm
mense. There arrived in Pittsburgh
On Monday night...............60 car loads
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MEaftiues.
SoRoFULA, Or KNEES EVIL, !

SoRoFULA, Or KINa's EVIL,
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, Q corruption Of the blood, By which this
Huid becomes vitiated, weak, and Poor. Being a
burst out In disease any part Of it. No organ e
nee from its attaeks, nor there one which 4 may
caused By mercurial disease low living, disoEderao
" unhealthy food, impure air. nth and hkhy hA1-
"a d infsctio5. WhafeTsF b its orisia il Is hsrsd
tary in the constitution, descending ON parenta
g dFs9 + unto Il thi b sesd s Fo5 o5 q n xSo ave
VIII visit the lniquities Of the fathers upon thef
Ia elects commence By deposition nom the blood
Of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, IN the lnngs
liver, and internal organs, Is termed tubercles n
the glands, sWellings and the surface er1gtions
or sores This foul corruption, which gendeTs In the
Blood depresses the energies Of hie 80 that seroi1
complaints, but they have far less power 70 with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; eonse9 uenty
not scrOfuous in their nature, stii rendered T.
"a By this faint IN the system Most OF the Con
origin directly in this scrOfulOu8 communication
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, kidnsyA
BRAIN and, indeed Of all the organs arise nom Q,
are aggravated By the same cause -
One quarter Of all our people are scrofqIous; then
their health Is undermined b. It. 10 esad5s Il hon
the system must rsnoVsts the blood b. an altera
sTsrciss s1oh medicine We supplyt
AY ERiS
COMPOUED EXTRACT OF SARaAPARILLA,
the most ehectual remedy which the medical skll
orr times can devise for this everywhere preFalns
and fatal malay. It is combined nom the most &c
tive rsmedials that have been discovered lof tloeX
purgatOn Of this foul disorder nom the blood, anc
The rescue Of the System from it8 Destructive con59
quences. Hence Il should be employed for the curf
OF not only SorOfue, but al5o those other adetont
Wtich arise from it, such as ERUPRIFl en- BAD
DIaEAsRs, ST. AFIHOHY's kIRE, HO6Es or ERfsIP1'
LAS, PIAPLEs, PUsTULKs, BLOTcHEsi BLAINss abt
BOTLs, TUM0Rs, TErTER and SALT ? PHuRMl soAiI
HEAp, RTHGWoRm, RHEUNATIaAI, 8 auIzIg alsf
MERcURIAL DLsEksEs, DROPsY, DYBPEPsIA. DEHii
IFY, and indeed, ALI C0lfPLB Igfs baRmrNe FRcA
NFFIATED or lMBURE BLOOD. 1he pOP1lar beiie1 Il
tsffnpurity Of the blood Is founded in truth -
scrofula Is deEsneration Of The blood. The paFtcs
Mar purpose and virtue OF this sar5ar D 70 %
rfy and Fagenerats this vital huid, Eitholt Whiel
soInd health Is impossible N contaminated eon81
buttons.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
IateFmittest Fever, or Fever and Agle, ReHlit
fsEs FeVE, OhiH FegeT, Dumb Agu4 Fe-
Tio&eaI Headache, oF BiLliOlg Head
ache, asd Bill50as Fs0srs, aideed
tor Tie Vhole class Of Dss-
eaSss originating n b.
k1y dsHaleaasBt
caused By Ehs
kaLGriS
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AYER'S AGUE CURE,
EnR THE apnEnY nIIRE OF
KiaIm0Se Ctatoie


We are enabled here 70 oiIsr the community .
rurnsdT whiLh Wills 4 cures the above complaints
With Certainty, is stiu perteetly harm - IN any
quantity. Such remedy 4 mYal1abie a dl1lrlctl
Where these afiieting disorden prevail ThI
tItuEH'i eTpsls the mlagmatic poison 81 fEFEa AEn
AsUF from the system and prevents the develop
mont Of the disease, II taken on the 1rst approach
Of its premonitOFT sYmptoms. Il q not only ths
bst remedy ever ye discovered for this class Of COM
Ve supply for doll Y brings It within the reacn 0
every body; and n bilious distriets, where 6EFE5
AHD AquE preEaia every body should have II ane
NSs II ffo~iSOth for cure and protection great
TTl--rIority Of this remedy over any othef diss
covered fr the speedy and certain cure Of lnterE1it
teIts Is that it contains no Qnlnine or mineral con
seouently Il produces no qufnin OF other ini1riN
bT Il are LEFT e healthy e thsy had never had tbs
FeVsr and Agus Is not alols The oonssqusnes q
the miasmic poison. A great varsity Of disordera
arise ffom its irritation, among Which are digta
Rksamdesul, GoEf, HeadGehs, BlildBee, 1oothachs
BdFaoAs, CatdrTk, 4lkE1, Ralett1s0l, F1llfsi 4geo
don q o. spls, Hisfies, Pail g ~ BOl1els eose
PuTaEss, and D9dugolse9f Of ~ Hoasaet, al O
which, when originating in this cause, put en ths
eTpsiS the poison nom the blood, a1d eonseq ueng
cures them all alike. II is 40 invaluable proteetlon
70 immigrants and persons travelling o telpofarlu
residing in the NAL ioua di8tricte " takel oScs.
gicnaly or daily WIN posed 70 the inlscton tnai
viii Be execrated rom the ygtsl ana cennot eesa-
uulRte In SUFFICIENT Quainty % rlpen INTO qlloee.
Hence tt il sven more YaluHbio or Protection tuel
,re snd fsv vriIl ever suffer trom lntermitte1tst
they avail themselves Of The Protectoa tnis rsaed9
ASrsS; P9sS:rad BY pr. O. AYEB 90; LogsIl, Has
FOR Issie nv StFonE 3 ArlnatroQg. C,efal lanq.
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HNKE TESTTMOWY,

II thil oonnsotion onar tBW testimonials
81 an Methodist Oisrgyman, and Whsl On my
otTc1tt have met with many women troubled with
tbs diseases f0r which you advertise Marshas Ute
rms OAthoJoeR cure, have advised its use and
it kks sd5cts1 Ec0m9tsts wherever it has been
msd. RsF. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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StOrEs aud ON 4Vark.

w l.. MARVIN, HAVING
w Removed to the large oommodious store,
No 80 BouTH She Pun. SQUARE,
Two e00Tp East Of his former stand Is noW fulyprs
pared to offer TO bis thprrandB Of friends aud Gus.
toners and ethe rest OfuinnEino'' a farpD variety
Of The most approved styles Of
STOVES. ENAMELED CRATES.
7HOUsEFUREIsHIEG GOODS TIN, COP
PER tED 6HEET-lROE WAKES,
At tbs lowest Reduced Batess on the UHE PRIOE
THE .iDISPATGH COOKING STOVE"
q coufnuine to incrtase IN public fvor. and is the
sao5s DURABIE, EC0H0MIUALs- QUICK and
PERFEQr epsrating Stove IN the market, as th9us-
srdg of HousekeepeTs IN this city and surrounding
oouufry who are daily using the stove, VIII testify;
Essa alpQ q lHrg5 variety Of other Kew Styles Of
FARLOR. HALL AND -OFFlCE STOVES,
rafir far Wood. and Coal, Of .Er .grla
cLHVELAND AND 0fHER MAuUFAOrURE.
= He nan1fsnturos end has fDr aqfe AZ Wh0leaale
and Fotail,-aIi Kinds Of Plain Rnd Japenned Tin
tkpper ead Sheet Iron Ware, HIS stock OF HOUSE
haT6k NaItlss and Esansled 6TatS,
e largsand c8mplste IN gtYls and hnifh.
o1-All sFe most cordially invited % call b4foRp
purchasing eEeyhsre, and iudfe ior themseiFosi
ande elellol - 1llllale 80 -
Z GROKE Z GRAEE LHhPOR4HA
" s.ra f1 rt'-. " T. FARVTu. &
10. 50, south side Public 0Quafe,
uwrE fI0rrIeno. Orfo.
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rFrom the pemoerat. 81

TFr0Sl the Examiner, EOr1oTk, VssI
Thsy hAvs besn tssted In moro than thou1An
oAssss with entire success
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By the uss OF hess Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous OF sies Headache may be preeented; and Il
taken ct the commencement OF an attack Immediate
rsAef iron pain and sickness VIII be obtained.
They seldom fEil In rsmbFin he glausea or Head
aohs TO which ~ males a-s subject.
They oct gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
i7ensss.
For Literary Han, Btudsnts, Delicate Females, ant
AL persons Of sedsutary habits they are ValusblesE
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone
vigOF to the digestive organs, and restoring q
natarAl elasticity and strength OF the whole system
THE OEPHALE PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefully
conducted erpsrfmelts, haEiRg besn IN use many
years, during which time tnsV have prevented and
relieved vast sm0unt of pain and sudsring 1rom
Headache, whether Orisissting in tn nervous bYs-
tenn, or from q dsranged STATE Of the Stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken ct al tines with perfect Eaiely,
without making any ehsRgeOf diet. and the sbSsnsa
Of any disasTeeabls taste renders il ssEy b sdinis
tsT them to Children.
BEw ARR OF OOURTE FnITsI
EThs genuine hAus I'VE signstures Of HsaEy o,
Spalding on each Box.
SS-sOld BY Druggists and all DeAlsrs5a Medicine
A Bog win be Oens By man. BrsPsid. On receipt d
rWEETY-HVE CENTS.
HS-An OEaers should be addressed to
HEFRY Q. sPALDIHa,
"a Cedar Street, New Xcrk.
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All of the GFeEsnberg Medicines are fg
ale BY
CHUROHILL BROTHER, Drugtistu,
Rh " cor Ontario st. A Puhii0 HduaTs
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!, =. : &C COLD LID BANDS, ,, 80. so.
-OUARTERI-

ANLY=A=QgARTERI-IS SEND
" By mail, fee Of postage, very amusIng IN
sfuctivs and powerful little Gingls.Isns Microseore
Lice from plants look Ike formidable monBiers.-
Worth more than quarter sor Q sing evenings
amuseme- Of the Amily circle. etL Of different
covers, q. Sl,0o Address,
AARON BRADSHAW,
DIE PILLS-THAT WILL CURN
II the Piles, san b iOund Ct q Peblie salITa.