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For sais By STRONG G&ARmsTROHG, a OHUBOH.
Ill 3 BRO.. and WIZ. FISKE Olevaland
WARRANTED IN ALL GASES.
DR HARVWYbB

OHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and cure Of all those diliopl
ties to which the EoInae syst5m Is peculiarly liable,
srisinE from
St0ppags of Natlrs ~ O5strletoHL
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ProeInmnrlon br be Governor.
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, Oct. IL, 1861.

STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
Columbus, Oct. II, 1861.
To the Military Committees Of the State:
The Quarter Master General Of the
United State, by his official circulars, dated
Oct. l, 1861, communicates the fact that
Government cannot supply 8 sufficient
number of blankets to meet the wants Of
the volunteer army.
The appropriation BY our Legislature, in
aid Of the United States, having been eX-
hausted, the State authorities are compelled
to rely chiefly upon the General Govern
ment, to elothe and in other respects pro
vide for the comfort Of Ohio Volunteers.
The inability Of the Federal authorities
to furnish blankets to our soldiers, whose
health and efficiency sre threatened, leaves
no alternative to your State Executive but
q direct appeal to the people.
In addition 10 the duty with which you
are already charged, 70 aid in the procur-
ing Of blankets for recruits, you are here
BY specially and most earnestly directed to
solicit contributions from the people Of
your respective Districts for our volunteers
in the field and to supply deficiencies in
camps. You will appeal 10 them without
delay, will receive all donations Of wooden
shirts, drawers, socks, gloves and blankets,
and will purchase, at reasonable rates, sll
the blankets which in your judgment viii
be serViceable, selecting such as are near
est the army standard. You will oommu-
nieate to me the names and places Of resi-
denoe Of ell the Donors, and will forward
to the Quartermaster General at Columbus
su the goods you may receive or purchase.
I will not doubt prompt and generous
response to your appeal. The many and
cheerful contributions Of the people Of Ohio
to our noble army are the best assurance
Of their readiness to do all in their power
for its protection and support
VIM. DENNIS0N,
Govarnor of 0hi0
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/ From the Examiner, Rorfolk, Val

8B,An orders should be addressed 20.
HENRY o. sPALDIBG,
g Cedar Street. Hsw York.
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80 rron capl. JOIN nrawn, Do.

CEr, sLASp, o., Oct. 18th, 1861.
Fn,ross LeApEH:-A rumor is current
that NV company OF asharp shooters, in
camp near Camp Wade, Cleveland, OAsO, is
about TO disband from lack Of sufficient
numbers to organize company. This ru'
NOR wish to soHtradict through the medi-
nm Of your columns and the columns OF oil
paDsrs friendly to my success in raising
this company. The above rumOr has gained
some oredenos chiefly from two causes.
First cause: Il has been industriously
circulated By designing mer, who are at
least disguised ssesssioRists, that my company
is mere Independent guerilla band, not
Withstanding have over my own name
emphalically stated that the company Is for
Fnits5 States serVics for three years or th'
gar in the Regiment Of Col Montgomery,
Brigade Of Gen. Lane, and Division Of Ma
jor General John O. Fremont
2nd cause; In consequence Of the pro-
olamstiOn Of Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania,
giving effect to the Pennsylvania Law Of
May last which forblds the citizens Of that
State to join and serve in Regiments not
belonging to that State, some twenty Of
my best riaemen, whom had enlisted and
transported to Cleveland from the head
waters Of the Allegheny river, though en-
listed prior to the Governors proclamation
got frightened by the penaltiesOf the Penn
sylvania law, aud LEFT my company and re
turned home. Yet Messrs. Editors, in spit
of these diseOuraging circumstances, IhavI
yet left from sixty to seventy men, goo
and true, and the places Of those who hav
left are rapidly being hlled.
Early in September last proposed I
the Secretary Of War, to raise a eOmpan.
Of one hundred rifemen, to serve as atOV
specified. Not receiving an immediate re
ply made the same proposition to Ger
Fremont An acceptance Of the compan
finally came frSm Secretary Cameron, wit
/, the prOviso thGt it should be in readines
for marching orders Sept. 22nd. Th
company was also accepted by Gen. FRI
mont. On the 2lst September, I telographs
d Gen. Fremont that the company had Jul
b gone into camp Of temporary rendezvOr
t at Cleveland. Since then, have arisen Il
above-named causes for a rumor, Dhie
e shaI not prevent ultimate success.
= The chief expense Of recruiting this con
pany has thus far come out Of my veI
limited means. Perhaps in the end l ma
;, get it back from the Government, perhsl
not since it remains to be proved Whethl
!, or not we are to have 3 Government. 4
) least for the present, very muc
need the "material aid' which / kno
!. many Of my friends can furnish. ne'
; it HOrv, and perhaps now more than ! ev
shall again. 1 am aware gentlemen a
!. now being peOuniarily bled in support
this war. But 1 would say these are 81
must Be bleeding times, If zoe VoHld save an
p thing zoe haze that Is lV0rth PreSeTUalg.
Faithfully yours,
JOHN BROWE, JR
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Governor Of Ohio.

THE SCLEvELAND GHOST" GONE TO HAR
AIsBURo, PA.-The Ghost referred to below
is no doubt the same as created so much
excitement in this city last spring. Tho
Pittsburgh Chronicle has the following:
A GHosT TRoUBLE.-An itinerant ghost,
Of variable form and size, has been trOub-
ling the denizens of Harrisburg for several
nights past. Last Thursday night, a
young man was walking up Third street,
when he suddenly beheld the ghost in
held to his right The figure, he says, WAS
ten feet high, and moved smoothly snd
noiselessly along. The young man remem-
bered nothing more until he found himself
lying on the ground, the ghost no where to
be seen.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Cleveland Ohio. Sept, q, ls5i559
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PERsoSAL-We regret to learn that
Brigade Surgeon GeOrgeH. Oliver, attached
to Gen. ROsenerans' Division, has for sew
eral days been quite i'll at the Weddell
House. BE has, however, 50 far recovered
as to be able to proceed to-day en- route for
Western Virginia. Surgeon Oliver has
won The esteem Of those who have called
upon him during his limited stay in our
city, and bears with him their kindest
wishes.
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Fnor WEsrEaN VmomIA.-A private !

FRoM WEsTERS VmoM1A.-A private Of
the sth Ohio Regiment, who left Romney
ou yesterday morning, passed through this
city this morning lie reports that on
Thursday Of this week hring.Was heard in
the direction Of Winchester the greater
portion Of the day, and be has no doubt
but that battle was being fought in the
Vicinity Of Winchester, and that was the
general impression at ROmney. The Fed
erAl forces in the vicinity Of Winchester
are under command Of Major General
Banks.
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EAaLE srREET SEWER--The Eagle street
sever is fast assuming shape again
Msssrs. Williams S sOuthWOrth, the con-
tractors, with their accustomed energy
have nearly repaired the damage done by
the severe rains Of the past week.
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b6T The Cleveland, Painesville and Ash
tabula Railroad is the most profitable in
vestment Of capital in this whole land-if
il is not, it must be the next to it. 1t is
good enough at all events. We are credi-
bly, informed that during the past Summer,
so remarkable for the anarchy and dullRess
Of business affairs, that its receipts every
month have been in excess Of last year,
save one, August, which fell little short.
-Pdinespille Telegraph.
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EoucE.-Ths Fugitive Aid Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting On to-
morrow atlrrnoon, st the Methodist church
on Bolivar street, ct half-psst three o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Wright Of the Erie Street
Methodist church, viii address the Society.
Tie public ere hereby invited to sttsnd-
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SoEE GRAPEs.-Mould s Hogan, corner
Of Public Square and Euclid street, re-
esivsd over twenty-five hundred pounds Of
choice grapes yesterday. The system
adopted by this firm Of putting up grapes
in hTe-pound boxes for family use is being
fully appreciated by the public. Their
daily sales are enormous.
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L1zOoLE INDEPENDENT CAVALRY REGI-
HEEE-MsjOr T. N. stumpt left on the
Lake Shore train this morning with twenty
Eve recruits enlisted in this city for the I'd
Lincoln Cavalry Regiment Col. G. A.
MAltke, organizing in New York. They
are ell Germans and fine bOdyOf men.
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PERsoNAE.-D. W. Brooks, ESQ, Of the
late arm Of Brooks & Ford, Of this city,
has removed to Detroit, Mich, and We
are pleased to announce, has aattering
prospects, for successful practice in the
"City Of the Straits. Mr.. B. is e lawyer
Of superior talents, and will make his
mark in the location be has selected.
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The defendant, said isiah
SeloEer, Is hereby notified
that on the Tth day Of sep
.tsmber 1881 the abcTH named
Plaintiff flea her petition in
the once Of the Clerk Of the
Ennrt nf Cannon Plea.
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MUIRsoN STREET SEwER.-This Sewer
has been completed es far as BroWnel
strosi, and the work suspended for the pre-
seat searoa. The WOrkmen left the work
last evening.
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CLEvELAHD CoNFERESCE.-The Cleveland
Conference Of the Congregational Church
viii meet ct Penfeld on Tuesday next, at
Z o'clock P. NJ
Delegates from Cleveland will take the
2.2O train and stop at La Grange where car
riAges viii be in waiting.
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A TTACHMENI
~ day of Stpiembss, 4
6usd an order of Atsecbml
the sum q Two Hundred
Of said cause Il set for No
Cleveland, Oct, u, lS6l;s
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K URIOUs KOINOIDENOEl
SMITH AND 0TaERs IN A Bo1IlI
SLOAN UNDEB THE OOUNTER

NORRIS IN eight with his Celebrated ARABIAh
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner O.
Horses and Cattle ind the best Medicine IN uss
foE many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals.
They are 3 Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Ride bound, Distempers &C., &c.
BJ-Thess Powders always give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can tesdfy. Sc
circulars. Try them. For sals By u. r. Gaylord,
3. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, Cleveland, O., and By all DruggiBts in thu
country. Also at wholesale By the Proprietor, at l6
Ontario street, ClsTelsnd, Ohio TO whom all ordori
isbs:RSsdsS 6. q. NORRIS
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LARGE FEEIeHT BUsIEEss.-The Lake
Shore Railroad is, at the present time,
transporting from eighty to one hundred
car leads Of freight daily from the east for
the south and west.
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PRHVFLER5E RKGIsTRR.
7 HE CITY

PTTsBUHou NoNEr.-The Banks in this
city are rec, wing the notes Of all the
Banks in Pittsburgh on deposit they hav-
ing resumed specie payments.
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THE ABOVE NAMED

41 AbON Il AAmEU O4-
J. TEaDAEIs, will take notice that John Friend,
81 CieyelGnc Ohis, on the 5th day of October 1884,
hlsd his petifion IN the Court Of Common Pieaa 81
nrs Frst sFfks Borges and siI ths other nansa a.
isndEnt1, setting forth that the Plaintiff is iudg-
meat creditor Of thu said Joan u B0rEss, n ud5-
ment rscoTi red By one d schisly AGAINST ths ssld
BJEges, 81 the February 1850 term Of rnfs court F
the sum Of s6os.lI, with cost epd interest Ehich
judgment Was assigned % the plaintiff. That exc
cutI0n We Issued on taid judgment 70 the Sheriff Of
ths county, bat bad been returned uusatisded, and
have No property Liable for ezscuti6u Bat the
plaintiff charges the said John =. BoiRes q fraud
ing cloths ke 10 the city of Cleveland 70 his sou
in-laws Theodore YOgss, and that ssid B0rRes car
store goods, under the ialss prtenfe Of being the
business ano goods Of Theodore Yogss. That B0rgss
is the owner Of valuable house ami lot 81 Oiar
street Clsyelands lmore paEtic0lrly described In
the petlton,) which he Keeps e0terelEth mortgages
some Of which are on pfeteadsd ones, and ofher5
iarna property In ist Clayoland dsscri5ed IN no
petition, which he moTtRaged to one John Lafsy,
John Lasy paid, sud that plaintif's lien On nd
gr0p,r rIy g better and prior lien IN N that o.
Il nov tne fqultab owner sf q Taiuabie prorertT
on the corner Of suporior aud hiTer Streets n ths
city q Cleveland. more srtculary desrbed in fhs
nsfiffon buf uhirh ug~@.rrfv T-fff - -
and aid of one Edward Hssssn mueller hscsrSed ~
aame 10 Be restei in his Wifs, the said Fredsrika
Borzes That b. IS also the equitabs owner Of ciiy
lot No ssS on Tracy strggts 10 the city Of Cleveland
Borg. has bought with his own means, a valuable
fam in SOlon. Cuyahopa county, Uhio n 81 acres-
more particularly described IN plaintiffs petition,
but Tor the purpose Of keeping it from the reach d
his creditors, he caused the property 10 vest 10 ts
name q his wife. That the other named delsndaut8
claim 70 have an interest or hsn, actual or contn-
gent the described property, but to what extsnt
the plaintiu does not know ana therefore deuand8
proof Of The same Tbs plaintiff theraf re, prayed
thai all the property Ia I'D petition described Be
sod, that the priority Of liens be determin ID and
that the prO-escs Of so BE- applied according t. pr.
Ority Of liens
All tbs sbove named deisndants not ofherviss
nonlsd ere hereby rot fed and requested 70 appear
aud answer the plaintiff petition ~ fns lffh daT
/ Of December, Is6l. JOHN FRIEND,
Cleveland, Ost II, Issl Oct. lz.ss5
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Almyra M. Reynolds, The defendant, said lsiah
By her next friend SelOEer, is hereby notified
Lorenzo J. Rider, that on the Tth day Of sep
Plaintiff, Stember. l66l the above named
Plaintiff dlaa her petition in
Isiah SeloVer, ths once Of the Clerk Of the
Deiendant. Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of CuTahOea in the State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
jus ly indebted TO tho plaintiff in the sum Of hve
hundred dolaEs with interest, at ten per cent per
annum, from the 27th day OF April 1851, on his note
Of hand Of that date BY said delsRdant executed
and delivered to Jackson SelOver for valuable con-
sideratlOn. hat, on ths day Aforesaid, 70 secure
ant made, executed and dslivered mortgage upon
Lot 40 62T In Barber 3 Lord's subdivision In that
part OF the City Of Cleveland, late known as Ohio
City, according 70 ,plot and survey of Ahas. Mer-
chant, now on file in the ONCE Of the Recorder o.
Deeds for said County Of Cuyahogai that said note
and mortgage has been duly assigned % this lain-
tin for valuable consideration. That said note is
due, and that part thereof has been paid, the
prayer Of said Betti0u Is for judgment against said
desndant for I've hundred dollars with interest," at
ten psr cant, thereon IRON pr Zths 1851, for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises 70 pay said note and
interest with costs Of suit and for other and fr
ther relief.
The said deisndant n hereby further notified that
unless he answer or demur to Ead petition on or be-
lore the third Saturday after the expiration Of six
weeks from the date Of this notice, the same viii b
taken as confessed and judgment and decree en-
tered accordingly. l.. J. RlDAks
Attorney for Plaintiff.
September It'll, ls6l:557-6W
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MAsTERls SAL E-PURsU-

M ASTERS SAL E. p u RS u
lvA ANT TO the command OF g decretal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Uuyahoga
county, Ohio at the suit of Nelson Prince, and 9th
eIs, gainst levi Thomas, and hers, 20 direct
ed shaIl expose for sale ct pRblic auction az t.s
door OF the Court HouEe, IN tie City Of Cleveland,
In said county, the 18th day Of october 1851, ct
2oclock p. M fhe following dGsclihed premises, 20
wit Situated in East cleveland, in CuyahnEa conn
y, Ohio, and bounded, beginning In ths Plank
the west corner Of Chittencen Lewis hsnd, thence
south a0' east, chsins And 70 links 70 said Lewis
west line thence south 4 chains and 81 linke-
thsncs north 5p14o wet chains and IS Inks
thence noIlh a9{o east 2s hnks-thence north
5l5f9 vest 8 chains 70 the Plank hoad-thenoe
north 3go east chains and 20 links, TO the pace Of
beginning, containing - scres Of land. Appraised
GEO. Il. WYMAN, Master Commissioner.
B. B. BEAyEs, Attorney for Piaintia.
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8Eass 4oMnaEtl.

lanes q. ODELL, BRASS
% EOUHDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
sfsW doors rom Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. n.
e prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of work used lol
TSsd N the Plumbing Bnninegs. Beer Pumps Of al
tinlr ueto and repaired. BrnE8 CaGting done daily
2 = e. -
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children OEY for
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They are delightful to the Taste.
Thsy are made OF simple herbs and cannot harm
any one.
advise ever one who has 3 Cough or . HusEl
Yoios or 3 Bad Breath, or any difficulty OF n
Throat, to get a package ofmy Throat CONNECTIONS
they will relieve you Instantly, and you will agre
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and them very useful and pleasant while trayellin
or attending public meetings for stiing your Gong
or allsying your thirst. II You try one package
am safs in saying that you viii ever afterwards con
slider them Indispensable. You viii md them I
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRIUE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Ny signature ia on each package. An Others
oOuntsrslt.
A package will be sent By mail. prepaid, on rsosiI
Of Thirty Cent?. Address
HENRY O. SPABDIHg,
| ~ Cedar street. New York.
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sIl5al
GssILIl8
MRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Fsmale Physician, pr
ssnts 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
SOOTHING RUP,
FOB OHILDREH TEETHIHG,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethinE, by
sofleninF the gums, reducing all linhammations-Win
Aay ALL PAIA AND sR9sEEq2dse E2s SetS3 and Il sure
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We have put up and sold this article for over un
years, and GAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AhD
Any oihsr msdioine, NEYER HAS II VAILED Ii
a SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFEOT A OORE when
timely used. Never did we know An instance OF dis
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~ 81 are delighted with Is operations and speak IN
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pledge reputation for the fuhllment OF Whist We
here declare. In almost every instance where The
infant u suering from pain and exhaustion, reiel
win DO found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
Tlis valuable preparathm is the prescription Of
one OF the most ~ ptrieDoao ano skilIal hufs29 IN
New England, and has been used with heVer-failing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
1t not only relieves ths child from pain but inVla
CRATES the stomach and bowels cOrrsets Asodlty and
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almost instantly relieve
aRIPINQ IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLO
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Temedisd end IN death. We believe It the best and
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PRiOE, ONLY % GENTS PER BOTTLR
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THE SAID EMERY L. hub
BARD will take notice that said George y,
BarsteW and B1tus NJ BlrstoW, partners, undeF
name OF Geo. n. barstoW Bro, ccmme1ced sulE
Pleas in and for UuYHhOga County, hi0 on the 18th
day Of September 81, the object and prayer Of th8
petition 10 which is 10 recover Of said Hubbard
$40 o. with tnterest thrcon - the rte ofl0 Il cent
Per annum, from August 18th, 1855, on deiandanti8
pr8mi8ory note, dated August 18th, 1853, pa7abia
September !, is59, at BeedB Bank, Galssnurr, Iili
ROia with IN terlst AZ the rate Of ten p-r cent par
aRnum. Said defendant viii ansWer or demur 70
said petition by the 10Th day Of November, lssI or
the allegation Il the same viii ba taken q trua
judqment rendered accordingly.
RAhhEN, BACKUs 4 NoBbl,
s-pthc1A8 Plaintiffs AtforngTH.
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By the use Of heSe Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken ct the commencement OF An attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness VIII be obtained.
They seldom aIl In rsmovin he Nausea or Head
ache 10 which n males are subject.
Thsy sot gently upon the Bowels removing Cost
ivsnsBs.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, AMI
A persons Of sedentary habits, they are valuable
= Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone n
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring th
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole IyGsn
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
ars the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN uss many
years, during which time they have prevented anc
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous gyB.
TEN, or from 8 deranged state Of the stomach.
They ars entirely vegetable In their composition.
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
Of any dssgreeabls tGSte renders It easy 70 sdmins
ter them to Children.
BEWARE FEIFsl
~ The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry @
SpAiding on each Box.
RE-sold By Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine
A Boz viii be sent BY mail, prepaid, on rsosiVt Oi
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE 0EETs.
sBAn orders should be addressed 20:
HENRY O. sPALDIHe,
g Cedar Street. New York.
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,I
They have been tested In more than q thOusAn
oassT, with entire success.