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A SSIGNEB'S NOTICE.-TH E
n Creditors Of A. Adams, and all persons in
tsrested, are hereby notified that the said Adams,
the 18th day OF July, 1851 made IN assigumanf 70
ne of all his property and ects for the Denfdt OF
his creditors have accepted and entered nro1 the
duties of the trust and have been duly qualified in
ACCORDANCE with the law In such cases. made and
provided. Creditors also notified 70 file their
claims with me at my Office, duly verified aeeoIding
to law. D. v. BkOOHa.
Assignee Of A A. Adams
Clevelend, July 26, ls6Is4s
William Hannee CO., PlTsl Attachmsnt.
Charles H. Jennings, Dsft. Bsfors samuel Fol-
ambe, Justice Of the Peace Of Cleveland Township
Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
ON THE 2lsT DAY OF JUNE,
l-6I, said Justice issued an ord Of attae1men
IN the above action for the OF sixteen tl3 dol
lars Said case is set for hearing thsSth day oI
August, 1861, at O'Clock p ~ ,,r,rvkoo
Cleveland, July IS 1861. iyls:slz
G. NJ Barber Before James gso WsIlaSs v s1ss
willis Baldwin. CuyaSoga q yI gSSo county. G6io.
nN THE 22D DAY OF JUNE,
I y ls6l and order Of attachment was issued IN
this action ior the sum Of Ime9 hnndrea D99ilalsi
and the same Is set for hearing on the 10Th Day Of
August, ls6ls at 9 O'Clock A. NJ =, p.pp-p
D..oa R.-.. n. I.u. * ,asr & n q 51Sssss5 -
LOWman q Warden, Prtas, Attachment.
Cherries b. jsnninss, Def.. Before samuel Fsl-
iambe Justice Of the Peace Of Cleveland Township
6uyahoga county, Ohio
ON THE 2IsF DAY OF JUNE,
1861, said Justice issued an order OF sttach5nent
the above action ior the sun q ol mo- sSl90 COL
lars Said case is set Or bearing or the 5th cay Of
g,.,.,,, ~, :. -, Lo"MAN WARpEN. g.1s.sI1
OHIO STATE LOAN-$1, 800, ,OO0.
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M MASTER'S SAL E.-PURsUANI
,,IEk to the command Of q decretal order Of sale
fr0m the Court of Common Please Of Duy Rhoge
County, at the suit Of William b. hayes and others,
against John Green brer and others, to me directed
snal1 loE saie AZ PUBIC sqSaon - lhe 1oo
nth dag Of July, 1851 at three O'Clock P. NJ, the
following described premises, situate in the town
state Of Ohio and being in that part Of the City Of
Cleveland formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots numbers twenty and twenty two in Jacob
Parkins'B Subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
portion of original lot No ty in said township Of
Brooklyn, each Of said lots being ffty feet front
Clinton gtrsats Appraised at $50.
HENRY @. ABBEY,
Loren Prentig Master Oomm'r.
Plfh iune3:342
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 4 WORKING MEN.
rEE attention OF the enerprsn and industrious por
1 ton of TIE Community is directed 70 The following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them BY The
uLMOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they will perceive, VIII enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes Tor themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
-.sf l4 LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State IN the VALLEY Of the Mississippi ofsrs so great
an nducemens to the settler as tho State Of Illinois,
tons Of climate and soil admirably combine TO pro-
ducs those two great staples, CoR and WzAT, as the
PFairiss qf Illinois, 5 o] emil ttof
5a bed odvTHE SOUTHERN PART
OF ths State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco snd Hempj and the Wheat Is worth from Is 70
20 cts more per that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS. "
The deep rich Ioan OF the pfaires Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 10 Illinois in great nun
gland, aDd TIE SOL : 80 rich that i will support twenty
millions q people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous TO q railroad 100 miles
n length which connects with other roads and dnaygR
be lakes and rivers, thus Rordng an uDbroken com
mQQigHtQ4 A1SAAA1AA -4sh1f
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
Veoping the soil the great resources Of the State in
coal and iron are almost untouched. The nyarabe rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best and fuel
are cheapest viii follow at early day IN Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at ee,
ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged in the
STATE Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
ments.
.a7osR RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over sleo 600 900 OF private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch as
art OF the eome from several or these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, go 70 diminish the State
expenses the EALs 4RH uGEE, and must consequently
gyery day decrease. rs ----r
--.r- THE STATE DEBT.
n Ssss al 6 only SO Jos aqs H. and iOiin the
IN s Oeays has been reduced 50 959,7 ,746 50, and De
nay TsaSoWabEy Pt tat in ts years Y '9s become e.
Pamphlets descriptive Of ths lands, soil, climate,
''"-1 % T-'''-''' j.. w F'
PoP tIse names OF the Towns, VIII
nOGs Cent. n. H., see pages ass, Is9 q
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OFFICE ONO PKEIFENrIARY,
Oolum bus, July 8, 1851,

UIFIOE UHI0 PRNIlENTIADT,l
Columbus, JEly 8, 1851. J
Hon. WM DEENIsON, II
; --i- Governor Of Ohio:
II CERTIFY THAT LUCUIS M.
CLARK, convicted Of the crime Of passing Coun-
ssrisit Bank Bills, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Ouyahoga county, Ohio, at the Nay Term, 1850, aud
senteneed to Three years imprisonment in this PEN
itentiary has committed no infraction Of the Laws
and Rules Of this Institution during HE eonfine-
ment here. JHO. A. PRENTICE, hardsn.
5IulsG;si7 b Theo. 2. Hewitt.
NOTICE-SALE OF CHERRY
sotics Il hereby given that there will Be sold ct
--I,fiie Ssis "a M bank Of the canal. Just above
NJ raiiroad bridge Of the o., o. a o. 3. r. o.; at
Cleveland, O.. on MosEDAYs August 8 at 2 ?; M
lSss3lT ls-s T,ssie lSSs y, 80 ii B WApHAMs,
"u' '--- By Z. PREHzIsss Attorney.
July y, Issl:Sls
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FRaFFLEKis RRaIsTEat.
THE CITY.

DETAINED LETTERs.-The following Is
the List Of Letters held FOR postage 10 the
Cleveland Post Office
Edwin Gidings, RoCkpOrt, O. f. BAN
berger, Louisville Ky; F. Clemens, War
ren, o.; L. NJ. Betty, City; Principal
Painesville Seminary VIM. heene, jack
son, Mich. Mrs. James L. Kellogg, Mon-
roe, Mich. James p Peabody, Troy, ~
Y; A. Mitchell, De Graf, o.
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] s. .-.a s. :.
Is5IElLllNl
MRS: WINsLoW,

sn e e. SIfss 9s gi9fs %1sl sss pre-
SO o I ii | N g 3 Y II u P,t
8. D FOR OHiLDRER TEETHIRd, Ia
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething, by
sottenl the gums rerucinE all linfammatiQns-W
~ 10 REauG&fE eh M 4ifaS FaR Bo%REs. sGSS Ssa sure
p DePena upon II, mothoTHi Will givo rest 70 yonT
'RE2fEF ARD HEALTH TO EOURINFARrs.
We have pat up and sold this article for over ten
gserst sne 0AH sAY, IN oONFIDzHN0N AND
en7 other msdiuine, MEYER HAS 1T FAfLnD IN
AlsING1,H IH9TANuH TO EEEEOT a 90 RE Fhsn
timely used. Never did We know an instance Of dis
satisfaCtioa by any one who used IT, On mo contra
~, dSsshted With rs operations and spaak Il
nsdIcsl u irtles.1 We speak In ihis matter 'eWRIT
WE DO KNOW" Aftes ten years, experionoe, and
here declare. In almost every instance where de
infant ta Hufnring from pain and exhaustion, reie
viii % found ~ fifteen or twenty minutes after tho
79kls ERluabie preparation is the presoript Of
one q the most E1PoTiened and skillfsl Hurgos IN
New Englands and has been used with EeVsF-failihg
80, :, . ~ -, THOUSANDS OF UAsEs.
IT mot only relieves the child from pain, but inViR
oratss tke stomach end bowels o. racts ascidlty ana
siSeS tene and sneEgy % tho whole system Il viii
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND UOLlu
and 0geEoome3 eonVulsion9, which Il not sBeadiiy
Eemedied, end IN death. We believe Il the best and
safSt remedy N the Eerd IN al cases Of pyssntery
and DieFrk@a Ia children whether Il arises from
Teothing or any other cause. We would say r. eV-
foregoing complaints do not let your prejudiog nor
theDEendees Of others, stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that VIII bs knre yes
Absolutely Sure, to follow the use o. this Mediclne
iftimely used. Full direction TOR using will accom-
aH e fRs ksfSSaniR New gRs Tort a q
the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout
Principal Office, I3 Cedar Street. New York.
PRIOR, ONLY % oEETs PER BOTFLE
20 ssis 5y STRONG ARMSTRONG, 0RURUH.
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1881 PAsTGRAGE.

The business will be continued at No. % MsTwIn
street by A. Stephens and Il A. Stephens, under
the firm name Of A. stephens q Son, who will sottle
all business Of. the late Lrm. 20 II VI .s.i
Cleveland, June lst, 1861 l. ly4Ss6
/ GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERE. .le5 .lg ..1s.
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LIVER lNNIHGh

N Nix water in the mouth with the InvieorAtoi
and swallow both togs5her. q
PRI0E ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
o. Also Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills. q
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, snd %
up In Glass Gases, Air Tight, and viii
90 ..-..- keep in any climate.
The FAMILY OATHARTIO PILL is gentle but
active Oathartic, which the proprietor has used in
his practice more than twenty years.
Theconstantly incrsAs-t,,; ling demand frOm tho1
who have long used thelS2 Pills and the Batisao'
ton which all express In II regard to their use, has
induced meto place them J within the reach OF al
The Profession well, know that different o.
thartics act OF diferentl- portions of the bowels.
The Family Oatharticlh p Pin has, with due refer
ence to this well estab-l iished faot, been com
pounded from varietylyO lOl the pureEt Vegetable
Extracts, which set AlkB lon every part Of the ali
mentaFy canal, and areIz coon and SAFE In ali
eases where q ORthartiolS lig needed, such as De
fangemeuts Of the Stom- ZACH, Sleepiuess, Paing IL
the BACK and loins, Cos d tVeHes8, Pain ana Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, which
requeDtiy, II neglected, ,lH lend in long course OF
Fever. Loss Of Appe-lrs lite, q Creeping Seuga
ton Of Gold over thel- BODY, RestleaBnesG
Headache, or MeightlP In the Head, all Inhaun
Eat0Ty Diseases, WornlHiSo in Children or Adults
Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood and many
diseases 20 which hesh 10 heir, too numerous to men
ton In this advertisement. Dose 10 3.
ss PRICE 80 CENTS.
H8-The Liver lnYig9rator and Family Oatharti
Pills sre retailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in ali the largo towns
Z s-..IiHsI 3, T. w. SANFORD, N. D.,
~. Io Manufacturer and Proprietor,
ty7d&WlsS aS Broadway, New York.
- santord's Liver 1nVigoratOr and Osthartie
GHGROHILL L BRO, Druggists,
rnTr 1Tih 2uFfu nvfTf flTTfor- rio -
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Ihs stats Of ohio, Court Of Common Pleas.
rp''1Ho'' Petition for Divorce.

George L8henbfennar,. u -
~ EORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
Og ERrietta, in the county Of Washington, and
ssateoi Qhio, e notified that Caroline shenbrenner
did, on the 18th day OF May A. D. 1861 file her peti
ton in the once ofthe CLERK Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Ouyahoga,
brenner with Adnlterg, with one Elizabeth Kol-
brenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said 6eOrge EBhenbrenneF; which petition viii
be for hearing in Ex weeks from the date herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D., 1851.
ffF q 0AR0LINE E5HENBRENNER,
my29:ti25 BY Pierre A Collier, her Atty.
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o.Ssst Nlen enbAf6 Aucceaas HzIIl t.al
-FrOm the Democrat, ST. CLOUD, MIMI 1
II u are, or have been troubled with the head
achea end for box, (Oephalie Pils,l 90 that you
may ave them IN case OF an attack. --
% tFrOnth Advertiser. ProVidsncs, B.I.I
The Osphalio Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
ectlge remeV Tor the headache, and one Of tbs VsY
best for that Esry frequent complaint which hes sg.
: IN -S1'1-Ss-- - flsL Gs EsG i-
IFrOH the Western q. 3. tia1stts, Ohieago. III. ]
we heartily ?dorse Mr.. SDaIdins, and his uhri
vailed OeBhd Ills. q n.
From the KAnawhA Valley Star, Val d
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadanfs.
Who try them, wiz stick to them. b l7-l -.
From the Southern Path Finder, N. OF
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that our testimony be addsd 10 the already Mu
merogs LIST that has received benehts that no Other
-a 1a5- -sI5vea a-ssuo1ad L 6s-J
: l3 From the st. LOuiS Democrat.
The Immense demand for the article (OsphaIic nlIl
b rapidly snereasing. 13#cds l1ls0Il
GErom the Gazette, Davenport, IowAI
Mr.. Spalding would not connect HIS name with su
article he did ROtk to posssas real merit.
iFrom the Advertiser, ProNJence, B. IL r--
The testimony in their favor Il Streng, from the
most Fespeotaoie quarters. % l- -1 a-1cd
IFrOm the Daily News, Newport, B. Ii
Cophalie Pills are taking the place an kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, BOstOn.l
Said to be very e6icaciouS for the headache.
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SECOND WISCONSIN, BEGMENT.-Lieut. A.
8. Hill, Of Company G, Second Wisconsin
Regiment came in on the Cleveland and
~ Pittsburgh Railroad this morning. He is
going home on furlough of few weeks.
In the fight at Bulls Run he was wounded,
By ball entering his left shOnlder where
it now remains. He suffers some inoon-
Yenience, but not much pain on account of
it.
He informs Us that the Second Regiment
are at Arlington Heigbts,-that govern
mentare mounting large number Of heavy
cannon, and making every preparation for
defence. fl
The Regiment lost fifty men killed, sew
enty wounded, and some ninety missing.
.a FIRsT MIoHioAN REemEHT.-A member
Of this Regiment passed through this city
Jhis morning, and informs US that The
Regiment were detained at Baltimore, and
win not probably pess through this city
before to morrow or next day. A dispatch
from Pittsburgh, this niorning, says that
the Regiment had not arrived there, and
Il is uncertain when It will.
HEAD QUARTERS, OHIO MILITIA.
r.i ADJUTANT GENERALS 0FFIoE,
CoLUMBUs, July 20, 1861.
n GENERAL ORDER NO 43.
No expense of subsisting Ohio Volun-
teers enlisted since the first day Of July,
A. D. 1861, will be recognized, unless in
CURED after such Volunteers leave the
place Of enlistment for the place of general
rendezvous; and the Commissary General
viii hereafter audit accounts for such ex-
penses in accordance with this order.
By Greer Of the Commander-in-C Chief.
C. P. BUCKINGHAM.
Adjutant General Ohio
DlsoEDrRLx.-The Police had active
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BrRead what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GreEsn-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. Is physician Of extensive
practice 6nd Of the most successful In the eOuns
ty (Trumbull) in which he resides - ai s.!
sfrhis 3srtifes that have used the GrBfen berg q
: Ills and MRrshalls Oatholicon, sold here by a o.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbu county, Ohio, March z, 1857,
Sold BY DruggiBta and Medicine Dealers through
out tho country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress n. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
iansd&W General Agent for Ohio.
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8Eaat A0tifrs.

John 0rowell, In Attachment.
The Merchants Fire In Before G. h. Bsnham, J.
.%sIS;. BSs Of 61SS GSS19SS Ss ouya
ON THE 9Th DAY UF JULY.
Z 1851, an order Of attachment was issued in this
action for the OF Two Hundred tWentY-nine and
6Olt0 dollars, and the same set for hearing before
said Justee at his Office in the city Of Cleveland
the 2nth cay Of August, 1861
Oleveiand, Jolly u, lssl:s46
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
I'D Mortgaee, made and dated February 9Th, 1861,
By N. Baskle to me, on the property described be-
low, to secure the payment OF certain lud gmenti
recorded in the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOgs
Comfy, and the costs therein in my favor against
said NJ BRskle. Said Judgment being for Sl6s, "a !
Plaintiffs costs, S5,56-l73sl0, with interest from
December 10th, 1883. / have taken possession of,
and shall oer for sale ct public auction on the 4th
day OF June, 1851, ct l0O'clock A NJ, Glue Fac
tory, Steam Engine in said Factory, and al per-
tanning thereto RlOt Of Bones and about 25 barrels
Of Glue, and Q lot Of materials for manufacturing
Glue, being the property so mortgaged to me. Said
Glue Factory being known IS Baskle'5 Glue ERcto.
~, and situated the Lake Shore, in the north
east corner Of ReckpOrt township, and said sals VIII
take pisce at said Glue Factory, - S.
r1ovol,,a Me- - 1eeI.sqS
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'From the Democrat, ST. CLOUD, Mimi
H. are, or have been troubled with the head
achoa end for box (Oephalie Pill5,l 20 that you
may ave them In case Of an attack. '''-T a-
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State n the VALLEY Of the Mississippi ofers great
an nducemens TO the settler as tho State Of Illinois.
There s no portion Of the World where ali the cond
PTairies Of Illinois, ol emit t.a5
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~ snnTRERN pARr

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil IS admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco snd Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is :
20 cts more per that raised further north.
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- W I'LL 4 = I'M AHL1ADHU u HIII-
~ MENT, at 50 Public Square iels
A NODYNE EXPECTORANT
IA CAHDK-Rsltsves Pain, cures Bronchitis,
causes easy expectoraton, and Is great relief In ad
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-. iOHUR9E5lL : sR0THERh Irngsista.
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L0Wman 3 Warden, FItHsI AtIschmsAL.
".
iambe Justice OF the Peace Of Cleveland Township,
- L.. ..-n.... Il.
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RICH ROLLING pRA1RrR LANDS

The deep rich Io6m Of the pfairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 20 Illinois in great NUN
Bers TbS area Of Illinois o about equal to that Of En-
gland and the soil Is 90 rich that will support twenty
millions q people,
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Captain Parks and Captain Grum will
assemble their companies forthwith, armed,
and place their commands under the ord
ers Of the Mayor Of the City of Columbus,
for the preservation Of the public peace.
By order Of the Chief.
C.P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutant General.
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LQRI TWELVE YEARS AGO

Pills ara for sale by
OH0ROHILL & BRO, Druggists,
Rf0 sa- \. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario It
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands ara contiguous TO railroad 100 miles
b lenGth which connects with other roads and nAyga
be lakes and rivers, thus Rfording an mbroken com
municatio1 with the Eastern and Southern markets
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Mothers,

Thousandsare dalyspeakngin the prsfseat %
.. DR. EAToN7s LNFAETTLE CORDIAL,
nd whys because IT fails aord r.
when given in time ACTS by magic and one
willconvince that whst say Is true II asn4ans
.,. o. $50 NO PAREGoRIC or oPIATE gss
OF any kind rdthereore relieves the
child instead of by deadsnng its sensiies For tb
it ccmmends itself the only relias pre5autiou INV
known for Children Teethng Darrhaa Dysentess ains
In the Bowels Acdity o. the Stomach Wind in the %
and Group agoifor scfteninghe Gums Reducing
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain iE has no
being anti spasmodc it ia used with unfang
of Gonvulson other Fits AS yo value the life and
health of YOUR ohildr and wish save them from those
bghng consequences which certain the
of narcotics of which all other remedies Tor Infante E,p
plants composed take but Dr. Eaon Infstile m,
dial this can rely It perfectly harless and can
not niure the decaleinfant Price Fpf dee
tionssccompsny each bottle, Preparedonlyhy
N9GHuREH d DUPoFT, %
.51 s - 3I'r No, 400 Broadway New v,ss-s
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Dr. Ho0NAuGte
BALs,AMIe sceRDI4I.E

the
seir popularity only through years
satisfaction s rendered by them in alcasss a.
pronounced them worthy +F 81
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA .JAuEDEgE. DzBn..
IrT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES or r.
KIDNEYS and all diseases arising from dsor6sres
weaknessof thestonac and digestive spsedy.,s
permanently cured BY the GERMAN BIT ERs
TheBALsAM1C CoRD1ALhas acquired xsB,,ss,o, ava.
passing that Of similar preparation eaa II VIII en
without fail the and COUCH COLE
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFL uEFzA, Caopg,
PNEUMONIA, INc1PrERT CoNsUMPTIoF, aud. bss H.
formed the nostastonishing ever knc va or @
, &C . CONFIRMED GonsUhPTIoEI IS
Afsw doses will also cure ne
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold In ths gaweIs 'g
These medicines prepared by DE- q. MJ4gEsoN n x1,
No. AIS Arch street, Pladeiphia Pa ara sold nv afus
gss and deaersn medicine cents sl hos
tie. Thesgnature of c. u jackson viii be OF the eatst
wrapper ofeach bottle r-tr"-s y~s s"--.-t- q
In The Alnanacpublished sprapetcrr caiso
EVERYBoDY's ALNAFActyo u Bilifndtasialsny andoorp
epdary notieesfrou all partsof country rese AIMS,
| naca arg given away by all agents.
\ T., -& , ]. WRIGHT i CO., Agents, q
| 81" To- d. ia Handle Gaastresstrset.
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DIR. L. IL. DELRIEU's


ASE VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENTS, -
IS sn0 10 Rampant street between S. Peter and
Toulouse streets 80 end "a Rampant street. between drawer
In order tdecqaly respond to the numerous te5
toaIs With which his e. L s. hay h9se been onored
Aaye houoed him With their sdance and support, Dr. L. R.
m s he has @ n os s
amp X S hqos b @n Ss @ n3
will sustain him his erdeayorB merit the
os y Whom he has thus far bSe, 80 geaeroay pattSnd
Veterinary Hospital.
npoved RycnS &c 9Irt Special dysoas ae oed 10
ysy class q disease The aHraas are comfortably housed
lime they under the Of experienced and Attentive
' Veterinary Dispensary.
The orders whisn daily receive from the city and
i've Veterinary remedies reaonsd New
TofS Phlaaelphja ard European men9 q.
accompanied with Written pTcscrP,jops or 4se
+ b tGiRd sb &c a9 sy intestinal slay known
pos erful medcns preparation, which been found
highly srGcesu during tia prevailing epzooic disease
system of trgattnenl oy @hGh the estimating disease
mules horses cattle etc. has been successfully treated and
1. IA exJtemsly sHicacious remedy against prevailing
form Of disease "1nqngst puppies and dog
TInctpe solutions all other drugs either simple or
pound In general for the diseases of domestic animals
III Dr. Delreus establishment will also found complete
assortment of surgical instruments such Bystours Scissors
Livery stables omnbuses cotton presses and horse car com
1spensay. Tc pIaers Ms Adjustments offer Invaluable
theit agents, will be promptly attended to.
Orthopcdic Horse Shooting Shop.
The art Of farery must not be held epousit for the gross
braceSs bast3 upon soienc pncpss in accorace WITH
1S h 5 e P he
nary Art As regards tse power and hygiene e. t4e horse as well
iha,d igsances usht be pTodnced Of horses and mules
careful pd iaicions hoeng Almost egefy case Of lsmenes
ARISES from defect m the shape Of HE animals hoofs and