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EAn ordsEs should be addressed to
HENHY O. sPABDIHG,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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FLAG OF THE ONO SEVENTH. - Ensign
Sergeant LanterWasser, Of Co. K, bore off
the flag of the 7th Regiment at the battle
at Cross Lanes, after waving it in the face
Of the enemy. He cut it from the staf,
depositing it in his bosom, dashing into
the woods and coming out safe.
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E-Reed what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GrsIsn
5erg Medicines. DR.. B. Il physiCian of extensive
prctcs, and OF the most successful In tho cOun
sY (frurlbuil) IN which he resides
This certi1es that have used the Gr8fenbergS
.IlB and MgrBhaiHs OatholicOn, sold hero BY Fl. e
JchGsohs in my Practice They are good medicines
Hartford, TruIn bull county, Ohio, March z, 1857.
sod bg Dr1ggists and Medicine Deaisrs through
III tbs country. For Medicines or Agencies, a
Are8s n. q. -hihtf5 LIEE Cleveland.
iea1tSU GsneTli Agent for Ohio
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8rass fnnuarp.

IKMES 81. 0DELL, BRASS
ID FOUNDER AND MANuFAUTURER oi
Brass Work OF even de9cription, No. IS Union St
iJT doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H.
4 prspared 70 fuTnish all kinds Of work used fol
1tsan WateI or Gas, and all the various articles
ussd n ths Plumbing Bu1lnsas. Beer Pumps Of all
ffudI riads md repslrsd. Brau UagtIng done daily
IfBrIn HoEk e all ktRa1 FSDaire4s asczRB
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For LAKE SUPERIOR splendid steam
er Illinois, Capt HaIIaran, will leave the
dock OF Hanna, Garretson & Co. at 8 o'clock
this Monday evening for Lake Superior,
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GARRrrrsvrrLE. Sept. ID. 1861

EDS. CLEyELAsD DAILY LEADER:
At meeting of the officers and privates
of Company A, O. R. NJ, the following res
ignatiOn was handed in BY Lieutenant
John W. Francis, who has since enlisted in
some Regiment in your city;
To the O6Fesrg and Members Of Company H.,
First Regiment, Second Brigade O. r. H. !:
Believing it to be my duty to obey the
call of my country and enter the ranks Of
its volunteer army, hereby tender to you
my resignation Of the Office of Second Lieu
tenant, hoping to be Of more benefit to my
country as private in active service than
in the position l hsye heretofore occupied
with you.
shall always entertain towards you
feelings Of the highest respect and esteem
for the honor conferred, and the confidence
shown in eleeting me to the Office hereby
resign. Nothing less than sn oTerWhelm-
ing sense Of the great danger now menace
ing cur common country, and the solemn
conviction that it is my personal duty to
assist in subduing wicked rebellion, would
for q moment tempt me to sever the tie
which has bound me to you, and to form
another, where although l trust I shall be
Of more service to my country, can never
hope to find the pleasure and happiness
have enjoyed with you. And should our
country need your brave hearts and strong
arms, trust you will not hesitate to re-
spond to her call, but that where the battle
RACES fereest shall meet you, where we
will either conquer her enemies or die IN
her defence. (signed)
JoHH W. FRANCIS.
Garrettsville, Sept. I'd, 1861.
After the acceFtation Of the above resig-
nation, the following resolutions were Of
fsred by o. A. Taylor, and unanimously
adopted and entered on the records Of the
company:
WHEREAS, our 2l Lieutenant John W.
Francis, has this day resigned bis position
for the purpose of obeying the call Of his
country, to aid in putiug down causeless
and wicked rebellion. Therefore be it re-
solved, that while we deeply regret his loss
as an officer and friend, we honor the true
manhood and patriotism, that prompts him
TO surrender all that he holds dear, and sac
rihce bis life If neel be, on the e-altar of his
country.
Rs0fUed, That we feel fully assured. that
be viii always be found wherever duty NAV
call, and believe that be will fill with honor
to himself and satisfaction to his friends, any
position to which he may be called.
ResOlpsd, That We take pleasure in adding
this testimonial to his character and worth,
assuring those among whom his lot may be
cast, that they will ever find him pleasant
companion, q faithful friend and an honora-
bic and upright yogng man.
Resosed. That a copy Of Lieut.. Francis
resignation and of the above resolutions be
furnished 10 the Cleveland papers.
o. L. HAWLEY, Captain.
o. A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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H,.rrnrn- rrrmhnnnn

- -, nAA,,tEOtos rum D9l Oo.i v.
Grefsnberg Medicines for the past year, and
~ say that have never offered any mecfcinss 10 ths
paolic that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
81 ths people like theae, particularly the Pills an
CathOicon. They will perform al aud more than II
promised for them. have sold about dtty bottles
OF the 0ethoicon the pest year and heor the best
results in every cAss. J. q. Q. JOHNSON,
March 7, le57. Medical AFeEt
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Washington

FoR Col BUCKLEY, 29TH REoMEET.-
sixiy-one men came in from Akron this
morning, and proceeded by Lake Shore
train to Camp Giddings, at Jefferson, Ash
tabula county. The balance of the cOmpa-
ny win follow in few days. This COM
pany has been recruIued EITufu ttIs FHst
week, by Capt. P. C. Hard, and lst Lieut..
NJ. s. Wright, who was Sergeant Of Co. 6,
18th Ohio. They ere fine company of
men, some thirty of whom we're in the fight
at Rich Mountain, connected with the 18th
Regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

b- The steamer City Of Buffalo, leaves
the C. G. L c. Railroad dock, for Buffalo, at
g o'clock, this (Nondsy) evening
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@. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutant General. Q.

MILITARY GooDs FOR GEN FREHOzT.-The
United States, and American Expresses sent
forward to-day large quantity of military
goods and clothing for Gen. Fremont, in st.
Louis. r--.f --
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gsaat aatiees.

NOTICE-PROPOSALs WILL
IN be received A the ofIies Of the Board Of City
1fnprovuFneufs on September 10Th leol. a. slock
p n for Turnishinz nuid fnr treet ri1 larlps and
for iighfing and extingushlng she sane. blaee5s
viii stsfe their price ser anuum for sach post, al
loving seventeen hundred hours per annum e time
oi burning for esch- r-,
merits Of the different uds offered, ti dsrs ar eX-
pecfsl 70 furnish Hamrle with the means Of using
Il tor the imposition Of said Beard
] he Board o. CITY improvements invite tts sue
mission Of bid TsserTi1g the right 70 aeePpt o. re-
ject the sane.
By order Of the Board. -.
--T JOHN WBITELAW,
rr City Civil Enginesr
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KURI0US KOINCIDENCEl
IA SLOAN UsDEs THE oOUHTER
5bOAH OHDAe 2 = w AAA
rn1rH AHp orRERs IL A Bo4Ifi

NORRIS in sight with his Celsbratsd ARAFIAh
CONDITION Powders, where every cWIdr o.
Horses and Cattle can md the best Medicine 10 uas
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals
They Gre 3 Sovereign Hemedy Tor OoldG, Coughs,
Lggs q Aypsttte Hide bound, DistempeEsr ke-, &c
- Theso FOEters always give ssiizfaction, g he
OircuiarS. ~ them For saIe b. IL u caylord
E.W. fllner, Benton BFofhers, and 6trOng& 8Ells
Etropg, CleyelAnd. o., and " Al Druggists h the
country. Also at Wholesale ~ the oetcr, q l6l
Ontario Etrset OlsFelaEd. Ohio, % whom al orosss
must Be addrslaed F nf a1le
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IpPTIgATTOY OF CAPITAL.

thus far capital and labor have been applied o DE-
velopnz the SOL; the great RESOURCES q the state =
coal and iron arc almost Untouched Ine tnyai-o ~
Csotfbs Fechanic arts flourish best where food sndfue
are cheapest will follow a. IN carly day n lno, ana
NJ the course o. the next ten years the natural Avs azd
usssEes Of the case warrant the oeiia that az les
Ave hundred thousand people VIII be engaged n ne
STATE Of nlnois u various Manufacturing employ
rnentq ...
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We are enabled here 70 ofsr ths community .
rsmedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, b sill perieFtly haru - IN any
Quantity. such remedy e invaluable d d1sIicta
where these af1ictfng disorders prevail TIKI
ifCURKli expsls the miasmatic poison Of FKvER AID
AGuE from the system, and prevents the develop
msnt Of the disease, II taken on the mt approach
or its premOnitory symptoms. II Is not only the
best remedy ye discovered oC This class Of
plants, but also tb cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for doll brings Z within the reacn 0i
svery body and II billions districts, where FEvKz
AND AeUB preyails every body should have L and
useit freelY both for and protection. Fr6a4
Eupcriority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain Of Internt.
pequently Il produces Quinism other inuril Ne
effects whatever upon the conattutioh- Those cured
b 1t are len as healthy e. II t6eT had nsvsr had The
Fever and Agus ls not alone the consequsnos q
the miasmio poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are hsgatca,
BEausdtism, Gouf, Headaets, BiiBdssss, 1Oothaehs
Earaehs, CdtaTk, Asth1a, PalDtstioa, PcisfHi AGsc
don qf tss EDlssl, HJ1sbc, Pan he BoDel, Coe,
Which, when oriEinatins in this cause, put on thg
fsterIaianf ttps, or become periodical. This OuRE
expels the poison from the blood, and conseQu8nlJ
cures them all Alike- It is invaluable pnoteotion
70 fnmiRrants and persons travelling or porhr1f
residing In the nal tous districts- II takan ooca.
8iOnally or daily WIN exposed 70 the nection that
viii Be- execnafsd fom the system, End canlot aoc1-
Hence Il is even more valuable OF protecfion thar
cure, and fsW VIII ever sulior nom lntermitbenn u
they sEa themselves Of the protection this remedy
-Srss Prspsrsd By Dr.. J. O. AYER o., Lowell, Mas
For RalafE Strong 3 Armstrong. HleyeiaRd.
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'WUU IN NUU III u
CAUTION.

To avoid Imposition, observe the signature ana
Likeness Of DR., Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also 'sstephen Swset's Infaliible Liniment" blown
in the glass Of each bottle, without which art
Tsnuine RICHARDSON q CO.,
Sole PTopristors, Norwich, Ct.
For sale By Strong & Armstrong, Sole Agents foI
Oleyeland sepZ7. R26dku
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3rIas aaa aasalelHs.

risgs atAa teatesiSEs.
EOUND-A RELIABLE CEMENT
i For mending Glass, Esrthsn' China WOOD
This Is the best article that has eSsr 6sen offered
to the public For sale BY is II superior seT>St
DLAOK VARNlSH-EOR IRON
ID Railing, Fences, Crates IRON Ware, f9 -
TnIs is the l. the best and CHEAPEsr article aow
10 use. Dries In ten minuies, with 2 peAethui
''0s'' ''T sale O' Iis Ti sapeFlor street.
OO CARBOYS Oil VIPhlOb,
~ 10 cases Congress and Empire NateIs
@0grOss Beer Corts, iust Tsesysd - Es sqa Tor
sac '"'"p " Successor @ VIM, Flake,
TNHR PLACE 10 BUY FRUIT
4 'AHS cheap F" 1t @. W. OLARK's,
Successor to Wm. Eiske,
jyIs nS snIeriaE g.
CtWEETS INBALLABLE EtNl-i
- MEET, at AZ Public Square lels
NaNODYNE EXPE0T0RANT
IA CAHDY-Relieves Pain, cures BT3lShltiss,
..,ss SSy 1DsSto5sI0n ESa q a SSb Hb sSuSTs
On BBLS. LINSEED OlL--BOk
~ sale ct close figures By ~, army
junsa ssucoe.sor q .. Va,. Et.Es.
ERESH EEEUh ES, SWEDISH, BoR
Il sale Andiust received BY a w ULARK,
Z. Successor 70 VIM, Fiske,
iuns2s st IIgsuPerloI q.
LIUKGIOAL INSTRUMENTS
= Amputating Cases-single and with TIepinss; .
Also nelung ne , minor spey or
in oase Trepine Gases. Strabismus Gases. Rost-
NOT aST' Rs Ti 10 tScpty ave dollars. An other
'tETnsRt' for sale By successor 70 Sa. Sa Fisfs
WORM CANDY THAT Is RE
Nv w. LIABLE O. 3 4 Pabiid SbkihssTsi sdTsiie
A LTERATIVE SYkUP.-A SU-
"a PERIOR article for purifying the Blood, g. 3
P66he square. lnnel3
ERUIT CANS, COkKS q SEAL
It ING WAX. For sale By !, p.1Mrs.
yT corner Erie 8; q PTospoai Dc sits.
VARBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
" OLE. just reoeiTed and Tor sale ~ eX ruER
WI corner of Eris s; = i Pfospedt ASSa q.
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT 0B
II Pocket Knives. RA5Ors Pocket BsqEs ,ssas and
nya;y jyi9 'Diss' Dt '-i' Corner ETe Prospect sts
IyTATIONERY-PENs, PAPER OF
1 - ali kinds Envelopes, Inks Pencils, Soi oT sale
! 81 "a, X A; PALhk, .1l.Iii,s.
yyI7 Corner EIie q fI9s2ees s.-- =
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP-
] ERs -Varnish your own furniture. Oali at the
Forest City Varnish once, No. ls6 Superior st., end
get neat little Varnish Oug nled with me g pest q
JOpal Varnish, (Which cup hsa 0ru5h with itl eno
thus DO your own vanishing In 5tyie equal t0 ths
bsf OF fpefrters Prics from four % twelve shilingh,
ileyoerifar q penny saved is equal 20 Two earned.
mHrsiR2s r " PALMER, Agent
! DENTON BROTHERS & CO.,
] ID DzALERs IN
4 PAINTS, Oils, VARNIsHEs. WINDOW
GLASS, 60,
1856 SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, o.
Glass and Paints being our special business We car
Offer Inducements to buyers uneQrAled IN TINS VI
/ cinity. lnnel4-h3
! SO BBLS LINSEED OIL,
/ ~ 10 bbls boiled Linseed OIL
II 10 bbls Liquid Dyos,
20 bbls Yarnishes,
10 tons White Be1d from PURE Lead 70 the
]. almost worthless article, for sale b. - 49,
INLDERBEKRY WINE, CUR
I5,rnosss Al q. }. kERLERiS,
junsis q. south side Pnb. SQUARE.
MINE BITTERS L. BALM GIL
w FAD PHI, for General Debility, Dyspepsia
(iodnesB OF the Hands and feet, Sick and Nervous
Headache, are not excsllsd by anything now IN u.s.
f0r these deranRements. Found at
isi5 u J. KEEbER's. 81 Pub. s1uare-
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk. VAL
They have bean tested IN more than . thUusAn
cessHY with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

All Of the GrseTepberg Medicines are 70
ale Ey
~or gtUr - 4 prTt1T Esrvr-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

lFrom the Exsminsr, Norfolk, Val
Csphslic Pills accomplish the object for Whisl
they were llsde viz: Cure Of hsadsehs In al its ormS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

IErOn the Advertiser, PrOTSIenoe, Z. II
The testimony in thstr faVor d strong, hrom th
mcst respectable quarters.
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~ THE Fi eRRFESBERa
= a RCHATT39 UTERINE CATE
ROHE TEgTTKONY.

In this connection We olar lev testiHOniAls.
al am hethOdis. OlOrgynani and when on M
-iTcuIt have nist with many women troubled With
the disesses for Which you advertise MGrahaPs Ute
riDe Cstho1oOn ns cure. have advised its and
Z hsz afsot9d complete cure Wherever il has beer
uAsd, Rev. FErRE SHARP,
..... WssAsrn ssAEs Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

TErou the Gazette, Davenport, IOWa.I
article he did notS- Nv to posssss real merit.
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ONLY A QUARTERI-I SIND
" ~ nal free Of postage, very amusing, in.
gtructVe and powerful little sinals.isnH MicroscoDe
Lico from plants look hkg formidsble mOnsterI.-
worth mcrs than quarter for sing' evanfnge
amuseme--, Of The family circle. Six Of different
= J7'T -fIIi : A4ROH BRADSHAW,
RsrlS;RIl Ioek- Bon Sas, BOstos, HHsS.
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Q. A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
HEAD-QUARrrRs ONO MILITA, ADIT. /

GESs 0FFIcE, Columbus, Sept. 4.
Editor Of Ohio State Journal, Sir: In your
notice of this morning in reference to the
authority granted to Judge GorWin, to raise
companies Of volunteers, al error occurred as
to the number. 1t should be five % instead
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

PERsoxAL-COl- Kellogg, Of the SecOnd
Cavalry Regiment, Michigan, arrived from
Washington this morning, en route for
Grand Rapids, where his regiment is sta
toned. He has procured all the clothing
and equipAge for the regiment and expects
it will leave for Washington during this
month.
Hon. B. F. Wade came in from Akron
this morning, where he spent the Sabbath.
He will be in the city several days.
Hon. R. P. spsulding left on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh cars this morning for
Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

IFron the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. III
We hsaEtily ?derse Mr. spsldins, and his unEi
vailed Cepha EfllS.
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2apEt 5sanainaa.
l00 mn ROLLS WALL PAPER

IOO,Ooo
War has Desn declared and Secession q the order
Of ths day, and now 10 the time for all tidy hOuse
kseperu 70 eeoede from dirty and smoky walls, and
oosrce on them with rush, neE WALL PAPER,
reby improving their homes, and most Of sll, the
loo, 600 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at n. Carson Co., 49, Superior St., ano
80 low that all can get them.
TIE oOsT Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready TO sell French, English and
American wall papers from 80 TO IS per cent below
pceFfOus prioas and would most respectfully invite
al 70 look Il upon stock before buying, for in
quality OF goods and the length Of pieces, we can
give the ut5cost satisfaction. Our RoOds coming di
recty from the factories, thereby save one prot.
Also q large SSsortnsnt Of Shades Of everT Tsrie-
GOLD BANDS, sc. &C,
Also just Opeasd beautiful lot Of
@ 0 r n l @ . IS
with Bands BOq &C., to matoh- Col6s and Tas-
sells In endless rsty. Paper Hanging done 81
short notice byeIperisno8d Workmsn, and At reason
able rate
Also, W .FouId take MICS Jobs Of painting grain.
ing and vanishing at iAir and remune-stiye rates.
K.B. To Dealers We would invits thsir stssHtiop
to our large stock marn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

TFrom the 50. LouL DemoorAAI
sThs Immsnss demand for the article (OsDhaIks PIS
= rapidly 0nsressiDR. .
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fFr0m the KAnavAa Valley star, Val
We sFs surs that persons suffering with hsadsehs,
Who tFy thsm, Win stick 70 than.
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lFron the Democrat, 81. Cloud. Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
het send for q box, fOephalie Pill5) 20 that you
~ have them In case Of an attack.
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aAlharn.

"ANTED WANTaDl CAV
w ALBYi 95 active men are wanted on OF
belore the 18th inst TO form Company for tn
Third Regiment o. V. O., ordered BY Maj Jr General
Frem Mt, and comm snced BY Col. keunstt and
Lisut Burdsal, formerly Of BurdBal's Dragoons).
Volunteers will BE- mustered into service put und,
NV armed and thOrouF Fhly equipped, and sent to
camp 10 he drilled. The Regiment VIII Q reafy for
sgfv vice in from taenty totnirty days from date
Iurn out patri Is and form a company which shall
be second TO none in the SERVICE 1-FH-H
Messrs. fitch. Raymond %. VIII receive 70
e-uits at their Office, o. g. River street
W B. STRAIGHT,
CLate Of Burdsali's DragOJns,) .
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ITrom the Southern Path FindsF, \. o.l
Ty thsm Jon that are afflicted, aud We are sure
snAt OUT stunony can De eoded % tns h4teay IL
nsrous list that has received benefits that othsr
ms6tGn can prodnoe.
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aAEaifiues.
SeRoPuLA.L oR lKNGss lEYTL. !

SeROFULA, on KINGS EVIL,
is A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, . corruption Of ths blood, BY which this
H1id becomes vitlated, weak, and poor Being IN
burst out in disease on any part Of It. 80 organ L
frss fro iIS attacbs nor Is thers one which il may
caused Ii i b. crcfsi dSesss, iov living isoFdsT
or unhealthy food, impure air, nth and nkhy nat-
IT'S the depressing vices, and, above all, by the ve1
real nisction- Ehaisyer Be its origi- = 2 hsred
tary in tho constitution, descending ON parents
% children unto the third anf fourt sneTatlous
indeed, it seems 70 Be the rod Of him who says y
win visit the iniQuitiea Of the fathers npon their
It's Effects commsnee By deposition from the blood
Of corrupt or ulcerOus matter, which, in the lnng
liver, and Internal organs, s termed tubereiesi n
the gAnd8, dwellings; and on the surface eruPi1s
or sores This foufcorruption, which genders in he
blood. dspresses the energies Of lites 80 that seof
eonpiaints, but they have Tar less power to With
stand the attacks Of other diseases; e9nseqqently
not scrOfulous IN their nature, still rendered ta
tal BY this taint IN the system Most Of the COD
sumption " hoh decHstss the human lasaily has -
origin directly in this scrofulous Contamination;
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneya
brain, and indesc q az the organs arise nom OF
one snS5;sE ar isa O. 9 our % BeSps az ssrggSgs ' ana
their health isundsrmined b. it, To cleanse it rom
the system must renovate the blood BY an slters
sxercisa. such medicine we supply II
a YER -- 81
CoNPOUED EXTRACT Or SARsAPKRIILA,
the most ehsctuAI remedy which the medical skill
times can devise for this every Ehere prevailins
and fatal niala y. Lt % combined from the most Ro-
tive remedials that have been discovered Tor the s1
purgati6n Of this foul disorder from the blood ana
1shess Rs6os Il os it sho1id Ss smpoysd ne @ @ s er.
Of not only ScrOfula, but also th0se orlr sfsctoni
DISEzsEs, ST. 1N7Hos,r's FIas, RosEs Of ERYsIFT.
Las, PInPLEs, PUsTuLss, BLoTCHEs, BLAISsl aEC
BoIIs, TUaoRs, TETTER and SALT eHUEM, Sea
HAD, REGw0RM, RHEUMATIsn, s .aIBITIo alsC
MKRCURIAL D1sEAsEs, DR0PsY, DTBPEPsfA. DBBII
ITX, and indeed, ALE COHPLl IEIs = REIsISe FRo1
VITIATKD on tMPURE BLOOD. The popular belle L
'iinhpurity Of the blood is founded In truth, "a
Bcrofuls Is q degeneration Of tbe blood. The partlc
ular prpoEe and virtue Of this Garsararilla s 70 pu
rify and reg5aerate this vital fluid, without whicl
sound health e impossibis IN contaminatsd consa
tutionB- -. q. -a--. .- ID ..-.r. ~
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IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, X. IL
The OsPhslio Pills are said 70 be 8 remarkably ef
lectTe remey for tho headache, and one Of the VeT
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