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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

SALE ORA FISE HoRsE-Mr. ]. B. sortor,
Of Mayheld, Cuyahoga County, yesterday
came into this city with the magnificent
horse 'Golden Rocket" which he on
Wednesday sold to Bdgadier General Wright
of Syracuse, N. Y, for the muniAcent sum
of 81 900. "Golden Rocket is one Of su-
Perb breed of horses which has for several
years attracted much attention from the ad-
mirers of horse flesh throughout this State,
and he has invariably taken the first prize
at the county fairs at which he has bsenex-
hibited. He is in every respect nobleani-
NAL, from the very best stock, and with
little training will make magnificent war
horse. He was taken to Buffalo on the
Western Metropolis last evening.
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"0UR Brave VOLUNTEERS. Under this
caption an enthusiastic contributor to the
Akron Beacon delivered himself of the fol-
lowing panegyric on the Cleveland Grays
and the1sth Ohio Regiment:
at is said that 'the pen is mightier than
the sword But the sword weighs nightly
in the hearts and memories OF men. The
sword makes heroes, and long famed con-
guerers. The sword makes emperors, and
sometimes presidents. The sword gives
names on marble monuments; it writes them
in the historic page. But no, it is the pen
records our heroes, and will help them to
live. But whom this pen shall have crum-
bled, aud the name Of the writer be written
in the dust, its present little labor shall give
their names to lasting remembrance. The
future earnest historian will find them; from
these pages he will CLEAN them; he will say
that they stood among the first in our great
conflict in this second war of our national
Independence; he will give them as being
ia the honorable ranks of the Cleveland
Grays, and of the distinguished Ohio 10Th.
Hewill say, that they turned the tide at
Laurel Hill; that there this single regiment
1 drove ten thousand before them. He will
say, that in the great battle of Bulls Run,
the Grays stood the foremost in an army Of
thirty thoysand against ninety thousand,
and were driving them before them in de-
/ feat, when defeat overlook our ranks from
| behind. Yes; those times and those nanes
viii be historical; they will be distinguished
/ in history"
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sTAEBEo CAsB.-Ye yesterday afternoon Of
foer Van Husan arrested on Pittsburgh
street man named Joseph Brown, who had
inflicted severe wound on man named
Robert White, stabbing him in the right
arm. It seems that Brown was in company
with woman in whom White had some
Interest, and the latter approached Brown
with an apparent disposition to make
trouble. Brown warned him of, but White
persisted in interfering, when Brown drew
a knife and inflicted the wound. Brown is
held en- ehargeof stabbing with intent to
wound, and White gave bail for his appear
snee to answer charge Of disturbance.
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DEkTH oF Mn. W. H. WILEIs.-It is our
painful duty 10 record the death of one of
the most esteemed and worthy young men
of our city, Mr.. W. h. Willis. He died yes
tersay morning at the residence Of his
brOther-in-law, Mr.. W. H. Hayward, of con-
sumption, aged about 27 years. Mr.. W..
has been a resident Of this city from early
childhood, and his associations were e1ten-
Sive- His amiabls, unassuming qualities,
and high moral character, endeared him to
all who knew him, and on every hand he
found those who lovedGhis cOmPaRionship,
and who could feel rewarded for every mo-
mentspent in his company.
he was at all times and under all
circumstances sfriend-guilelsss, meek as a
child, but stern and unswerving in his de-
votion to his duty. Until within about two
years he pursued the avocation Of Printer,
and was smployed at different times in most
of the Offices in this city, but chiefly in the
Office of Sanford q Hayward, ever reject
ing the highest credit and honor on himself
and the fraternity Of which he was mem
Der. About two years since, however, he
vas compelled to Withdraw from the bust
ness, the terrible disease which has hurried
him to an early grave having so far got pos
session of his system as tOrender it necessary
that he should be IS much as possible in the
open air. BE engaged in the book canvass
ing business and pursued it for a time with
good success, but was finally compelled to
give that up in obedience to the insidious
disease which was rapidly esting out his vi
tality. About two months since be took
the News Depot on Superior street, opposite
the Post Office, hoping that there he might
have the ease and quiet necessary to his con-
ditiOn. But the disease which had bsffled
the wisdom of the best physicians, and all
the efforts of loving friends, was not to be
stayed in its course Of destruction; and in
the morning of his life, in the very heyday
of his manhood, while his aspirations were
high and his hopes large; while he yet
dreamed Of bright future and an old age
of comfort and happiness; almost before he
had realized his manhood-itsvictim fell be-
meath its quiet but incessant blows.
Even such is time, that takes on truss
tiur youth. our Joys, our all we have,
And pays us hut with ego aud dust
who in the dark and silent grave,
hen we have wandered ALI our ways,
Rhuts No the story of our days
But from this earth, this grave. this dust,
Ny God shall raise nae up trust ln
Mr.. Willis leaves wife to mourn him.
Her tears viii not be the only ones shed on
his early grsve. Peace to his ashes.
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THE CITY
NEW STAMPED ENVELOPES.

M" . SAHuE M hINNEAOEESs
New style STAMPED ENVELOPES. OF
denomination of 5, Q, 10, u, 20, "A, and 40
cents received at the Post Office, which viii
be exchanged for an equivalent amount of
the old issue, during period Of six days
from the date of this notice, and the latter
viii not thereafter be received in payment
Of postage on letters sent from this office.
Aug. ID, 1850 E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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ATTENTION CLEVELAND GRAYs, Co. B.
You are hereby requested to meet at the
armOry to-day, friday at IL o'clock in
citizens dress and fatigue cap to attend tie
funeral of W. h. Willis: Py order,
G. W. BURT, Commandant.
C. L. CLARK, o. s.
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BLOOD FOODl
BLOOD F0ODI
HL-nnn ErlLnn

To An suferlnR rom O0nsump pti0n, incipisnt OF
confirmed, or from deointy Of any kinoi OF non
mental Or nervous pr0strstion, brought on BY any
Iauss: or from acrof1l0us compiaintai OF RON dis
sasss Of the kidneys or bsdder and 70 Ladies gnt-
iSrnT any OF the many distressing complaints their
n arc liable 70, and which engsnder Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
A offered as Certain and Reliable Kennedy. Diner
R IN oyery particular from tbs patent medicines Of
~ day Il Is chemical cor binatiOn Of lRQNt SUI
JPHUR and P30SPHQRve, ofveTy great worth, and
many hundreds bes glad gnd grateful testimony to
lfRe benefits Il hasc terred on them.
OHURUH DUPONT {l9 Broadway New York,
-oouSeouence 81 fraud ATTEMPTED upOn the public,
1bnnred the color Of the outside wrapper from REP
70 TEIIoW: and increased the Bze OF the Dottle %
cuncos Be very cautious in buying 70 s6s that the
cEinile Of thsir signature s on the outside OF the
1rsnpoF all Others are coz itsrieits. In oonse-
Vue1ce Of the large demand tor this article the ol
= sing druggists have all ordered and rscsiveo sur
sSt.s 4 the new kind, viz:
fT6s, a. EimbsI Wm. q. French, ], B. Hayes,
4 gaas-ielt acd Samuel kidder lr.s Lowell
~ SoId ~ Em. flsKE, Drcggi T. Uleyeland,
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NJ A RINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ErrERED.-AUa. IS.

Us ENrERED.-AUG. 10.
Stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen, Eiger, Detroit Al bales wool, 2A
pkgs sundries, 26s bags wheat. Aa
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, 90 tons
mdza, Bond & Spear.
Schr Pearson Church, Marquette, 40 tons iron ore
Jackson Iron o.. l-g reaE
SShr. Gov Hunt, Dick, Buffalo. - ~. I'D
oLHARED
Stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Vermont, ShaS, 0gdensburgh, s6 hhds to-
b6ccO, 40 bbls Hour.
Schr Eveline Bates, Peterson, Chicago, l99 tons
200 bags salt, Anderson, -.Is-l
Schr Geo Davis, Deatt, Milwaukee, 800 tons coal,
0sS II. '-H1E aa' l .l
Schr. Watts Shsrmsn, Harrington, Buffalo; 1000
slaves, Harbeek.
Schr. Gov HINT, Dsek, Chicago, 2i0 tons railroad
iron. --I-
schr. Cataragua, Middleton, 5ingston, sO7 tons
coal, c 4 d, 4S2 lbs cheese. .
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BUFFALO MARKET.-Aug. Is.

FLOUR Steady and in moderate demand,
=WHRAT-quiet and iTmer. Sales 100 hush
No Chicago spring at size; 5000 bush No do at
9Ic; 6 90 bush red winter al Los
-.g,OkN-MArket firmer Sales IS 900 buh ct 35c
OATS-Firm and in good demand. Sales Of 4, 900
bush at 25.
WHIsKY-Msrket steady. Sales 600 bbls at
1870.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Ile on corn and l2c
on wheat TO New York.
LAKE IBIPORTS-sOO0 bbl5 flour, $4,000 bus
wheat; s., ,000 bush corn; 9,OrO bush oats
iFCANAL EXPORTS-9O0 bbls foul, S0.OOG bush
wheat, 9 900 bush corn, 1900 bush OATS 10000 bush
barley
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p EEFBCTs OF THE Storm IN STARK County
By private note frem the Postmaster at
Minerva, Stark county, we learn that the
damage done by the recent storm in that
vicinity, on Monday night, was immense.
Many houses and barns were blown down or
unrOOfed, bridges carried away, and large
numbers Of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep
were killed or seriously injured. Crops up
on the ground were entirely destroyed or
damaged so n much as not to be worth har-
vesting. The loss of property will amount
to many thousand dollars.
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u. 8. suPFLF VESSEE,-The Government
supply vessel Watchful, Captain MCGEE,
came into port yesterday from Buffalo. She
is engaged on her annual trip in furnishing
the several hArbOrs in the 10th United
States Marine District with supplies for
Light Houses. The District extends from
osvego, on Lake Ontario, 70. Detroit, Mich.
The Watchiul left oSwego some two days
ego, and has proceeded thus far on her mis-
sion. We do not learn when she leaves this
port to go up the Lake.
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~ Best quality Of Carbon OH at As
cents per gallon BY the barrel. Lubricating
oil ct 20 and Scents, Mess pork, lard, but
ter, hams, dried beefsnd cheese, to be found
at Geo. sprague's, oviatC's Exchange.
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VESSELS PAsszD.-The following vessels passed I

VESSELS PAsszD.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 18th: s...--.ff u. y .-.s
Bouad Up-PrOp Iron City, Illinois, Acme, May
flower, Montgomery; barlks Jesse Hoyt, massilon;
brig VIM Treat, Empire state, Powhattsn. Venice,
Oleander; schrs COrtlandt, Sunbury, Miranda, 9
North Star of Hope, Mary B Hsle, Joseph COchraue,
Three Bells Paltic, Pauline, Lucy Raso, Meridian,
Jo Grant, Jo Villas.
Bound po1y..-stmr IIlinois; sohr. Queen City.
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OswEao nIARKEr-Aur. Is.

FLOUR-Market in.moderate demnd for interior
and eastern trnde. Sales moderate. E.
WHEAT-MRrket firm. Sales 1000 No Chic
spring at 9Oc; 3,0O0ldo at &c.
.CORN-Market hrmer. Sales 2l,OOO bush Ills
at sac. r
Other grains quiet.
OAHAL EREIGHTS-Steady; -four Hc@25
wheat Sc; and corn &c, to New York
The break at Mud Lock will be prepared 50 byats
can pass tonight.
LAKE IliPORTs-a2,5O 500 bush wheat; 1900 bus
corn. #
ANAL EXPORTS-l3,OOO bush wheat; l,l2O
bbIs four; 20 SO bush corn. aa
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Justices Of tho Penoo IN Cnynhora t,ouu,y,

Justices Of the Peace In CnyahOga County.
Through the politeness of F. ]. Prsntiss
Esq, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
we are furnished with the following list of
Justices of the Peace in Cuyshoga county,
whose official terms will expire in three
years from the dale of their respective COM
missions;
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The postage on the LlAD1R, to News
Dealers, q One-fourth of cant per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stAmps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

CoRnEcr1OSs.-In the list of "Justicss et
the Peace" published in yesterday rAsrn-
ins,s edition, several errors in dates, &e., oe-
Cured, We republish il this morning q cor
"a ,aN4 f-|-h Vt r 49, VIZ rrr-ra
Tected, ~ .czasaat-go ssaca w
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CHICAGO HIARKET-Aue, IS.

BY TELEGRAPHs
RL0UR-Market continues firm.
WHEAT-Msrkets shade lower, No. at 736T4es
NO3 at 7O65TI54c in store.
dORN-Duu and small decline. Sales mixed
25626c alOet.
OATS Market 1c lower. Sales No l in store at
l61l614c.
RBCEIPTs-5,SOO bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
10000 bush corn; 500 oats.
SHIP0IENTs-S,5OO SO bhls -four $4,000 bus corn;
l02 OO9 bush wheat
FRETGHTS-Advanced 29291c for sail; s5s@lOc
to Buffalo f r HIrr. ..srH p
EXCHANGE-H@x for currency.
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1--WE congrstulate our readers uPor

1--WE congratulate our readers upon the
st.eoTery Of A cure clre for RheuD sti5m, aout and
Farairfs and all MeTczriRl Diseases, which ig ei-
fsefsd VifhOut the use Of Internal medicines which
5eefr5V the constitution and give temporary retei
ANY, IN fact II is fhe only known remedy enestinG
= sffecf cure aud ne feel warranted, from ita re-
sanueudations in calling the attention Of the al
rsicte and thoBe having friends aanering rom hhoQ-
Gam Don't or Neuralgia, tne pernictous Sheets
- Msr-urT 70 the advertisement IN another column
~ our psper, Of DT Leland's Anti -Ebeumatic Band
rrI--,1S - WV f-fSG ? f"fvalqrd ~ tebEh
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~ RefrigeratOrs and watsF-coolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
ssle at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and grate
emporium Of ". L. AAEYIN,
No AZ, south-side Public Square,
julyl6tf Cleveland, o.
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DEsERTARs.-The New York Evening Post
says that ali deserters from the army who
may be arrested hereafter, will be taken 10
Fort Lafayette, N. Y, and tried by court
martial. A citizen who captures a deserter
will receive thirty dollars, which will be
deducted from the pay of the delinquent.
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~ GOdeys' Lady's Book for September,
London Quarterly for July, lie Bon Ton for
September, Arthur's Home Magazine for
September, and all the late papers, are at
Hawks Bros.
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~ George Wilkes account of the fight
at Bull Run has been published in pamph-
let form and can be had at Hawks Bros.
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NY. STOCK BIARKET.-Aug.i IS.

lBY TELEGRAPH.I 3
MONEY-Continues plenty at 4a4& per cent on
call #..- ..-
STERLING EXCHANGE-Close heavy and
dull; l0d7al1l for bankers bills.
ST0CKS-Onened firm hut closed dull and high
or. Chicago & Rock Islsrd 3eH lsveland 4 Toledo
SJS; chicago, Burlington & Quincy 5Ssf Ill Central
scrip 81; Panama lO7; Mich gparAnt'd p; Michigan
Central IN; Harlan prtrd z5'4; Hudson 3s, seller
50 daysi Ellie r 2656; Arie pref f4a; Pacific Matl
~; ll.Central bds S95s; Missouri s. 43<; Va 6s
55}s Tenn IS A; Georgia 70; N Caroliha 65 LOnis-
lana 6451 Treasury l2s les4; Treasury 6s g6Hi Q 5
IS 81; registered S75s; . s s. 81 coupons Ssz.
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.ERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MAOHIEIsT AN PATENT uODEI
y A & Z B.
No. IA Supe To1 street. Leader BulidinS,)
O. -SVELAHD, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMENG. having rented tha
establishment Of II. KoniEsloH, IS nov preFzrcc 70
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, ead
al kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities TOR getting up Models Of Patenta-
REPAI ING.
II your SKATES need fixing, call on DemmenF.
II your 3 '''5ING MACHINE ia out Of orde-, be
will put Il In order.
BE repairs All kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
Caired.
the man to get up your Models, either In WOOD
Brass, OF Iron, IN the neatest manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt style;
All kinda of hight Machinery put in order in ths
-lost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroug1U.
Gail Boad Conductors Punches manuiaetuFoa u
sbe best manner. r.
Rsil Road Conductors Punches repalfed-
S75-lp isc Terything In the shape ef repairing
or msnufscturing, done on contract.
50 Entrance 70 Ehop-lst SlReTl9L q ~ &s5IsS,l ai enc
cair Of stairs. bAhNAADD Aa-aAAsia-
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- The price Of the MORmEe LEADER to
uowu agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Por hundred, and no deviation under any
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Even such is time, that takes on trust
tiur youth. our Joys, our all we have,
And pays US hut with ego aud dust;
who in the dark and silent grave,
When we have wandered all our ways,
Rhuts No the story Of our days
hut from this earth, this grave. this dust,
Ny God shall raise nae up trust ~
Afr- Willis -lasras q rrifa 70 mourn him.
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CIEvELAED FEMAIE sEx1KARY.-The first
term of the eighth year of this popular In
stitutiOn, will commence on Thursday, Sept.
9th. Since the organization of this Institu-
tion its prospects were never so fair as at the
present time. Possessing all the advan-
tages desirable in a school for young ladies,
and being located in portion of the city,
which for beauty and healthtulness, is not
surpassed in any other locality, every in
ducement is offered to parents and guardians
to entrust the education of their daughters
or wards to the care of Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford. We commend the school to the patron
age of all at home and abroad
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DIED.

In this city, on Thursday. august 18th, Of Con-
sumption, WILLIAM d. WILLIS, aged "a years.
Funeral to-day (FridAy,l from the residence Of
W. b. Hayward, No, 81 Bond street, OF 8 o'clock P.
". Hta, Is ~
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for SalE OF @euf.
z o R 5 a L E


4 FARM OF "a .AOREs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn.
Eells cistern and ont houses al nav, inst compile
ted, and ready for occupancy The house 8 built
with al medern Improvements the Fround5 haTs
T0nf on hinsman Avenue sf 20 rods. q beautiful
raTtne ond living brook run through ths rear end
0i tns Farm there are several springs Of pare water
running out nom the banks Of the rayine, which
with simple hydraulic works, can be conveyed 70 am
cart Of the Farm. For q eentleman's liesidencI
the whole grounds can be elegantlI ana tasteIully
arranged FOR q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Gull
tures It can be made profitable. being 30 near the
cttyODly about 100 rods from the corporafion lits
This farm can be divided into lots ol one to Ve or
more acres and make elegant residences, and At
large ADVANCE OF the price ar which It can now b
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
land, part Of which Is 3 beautiful Grove. Ths
Kin5nlan 5trset Railroad passes through the Ave
me in troDt Of tins Farm.
Elso-A AET TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, corner Of kin5mau and
Forest street. House aud improvements are all rst
olass with Al the modorn stylsi and built In sub
Also-3 NEW TWO STORY BRlcK BoUsE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &o., situated on Forest sfreet
JUS. north Of the residencs Of the Hon A. G. Riddle.
Lot 10 leet mont By Is teet deep This u first
class house, built in substantial manner, and IN
the ltal ian sty le Of arck ftecturs.
AlsO-An0ther TWO ST0RT BRICk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings &C., adjoining the one last de-
scribed Lot loo f-t front BY 26 fsst deep, and IN
ished in all respects like the other. ~
Also-OHE VACANT Lot, on kinsmEn street,
streets, lI3 set front by 6 deep. Nine lots, For
est street, between hin6unan ScoViN Avenue,
east side. Lots 50 iret front by 226 est deep. VIII
sell on time to suit purchasers.
signed, 40. 4Os Kinsoan st, Cleveland, ohio.
IuueHHss B fskfkK ZR.
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MOTHEa's KRAD TINS.

Ths iolloVins is an extract from = letter written
~ the pastor Of Baptist Church to the " Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umss In favor Of that Eorld-rsDoWnod msdioins, Of
Has WIEsE0W'S sooTHHs sERUF Foa OEILDBHE
InuEErEai -sr#
eve Sss an Adyertisenentin your columns Airr
EInBlow'S Soothing Syrup. EON W never said 3
gord in ;sT9r Of patent msdeins bstDEe 30 our life
b. We s compelled 70 say 70 your Fosders that thin
no hnnbag-vH HAvH TBIED II, AED EEOW II Tc
SAL II cLAIns. Il Is probably, one Of the most
ooossfal medicines Of the day, because it il one Of
a. bsss And those Of your readers who bsye babCs
can't do better than 10 lay In supply
q. na-.-.I..-,.-,a a-.,Eh.r ..rlrr.n n.nasEes
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WAKTED-To purchase q second hand side.
slddle. Addres "Box 1924" P,0.
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Aaks gteamsts.
#jaWts--40st--&FTaEd.

DICHED UP-AUGU5T 2D, BY THE
Subscriber, large RFD COW, rEttsr old
The owner eau have the same BY Identifying prop.
erty and PAYNE charges sha can be found at th8
residenes Of the uudorsgnsd ia Gsrman Ssttlemsnts
i'SSs Susis.sts ~ IO'D'"'p JEO. @ stAINaNF.
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a FSfESD m NEED. TRY n

EkIEhD n MID. Thy IT.
On. SWEETS hEALIIBLH LIEIHEBT Is prepared
iron the rSoips Of Dr.. stsphen Sweet o. Con
aeotiozt the great hons-ssster, and has been ussdn
- prhotsos for the last twenty years with the
astonishing success. As sn external remedy It is
without rival and will alleviate pain more speed
u than L other preparation. For al Rheumatic
ana NerVoEs Disorders Il Is truly inallible and as
curative fer Sores, Wounds sprsinB, Bruises, &c,
Its soothing, healing, and pov rial strengthening
proDarties, excite the ust wonder and sstOnshmsnt
q AL who haVs ever given It q trial. Over four
zukdred certificates OF remHrkabls cures performed
y Il within ths last two ysa-s. ATTEST this fact
Tor sale by Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. fiske
49, advertisement ssp77- B9sd&W
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NEW ADVKRTIsEmRNFs.

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