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ureelcE Pledged to Gave up she Struggle

Greclcr Pledged TO Give up ihc struggle.
Some two weeks since the NcTI York tri.
bune" published an article containing the fol-
lowing passages:
"The simple question to be decided is-arc
Northern men the equals Of Southern or are
they polirocns, who will run at the sight OF q
line Of sarancing hayonets! And one fair
battle will settle this conciusiTeIy. There IS
no accG NJ Il long' a:6r-no chance for II, unless
policy aud craft will 20 have it, Let iify
thousand defenders Of .hc Union beat as mary
rcb"ls il, fair battle, and tho war will be sub
stantially ended.
n, ns We reioica to hear, Gen. Scott is now
ready to try conclusions with jeff. Davis and
Bes1rerarj, the war is near it's end. We say
this in no boast:ul spirit-acs coacede the ToSci
Jiltty of The rebels prOcing the stronger pGrty ;
Jgt II they do, let m JfGnhlp oTn il, and
promptly arrest tie t'antoa et'H,ton ct blood.
And if they carlot keep iic 1ieid against Us,
they will dc likewise"
In another editorial which spPc:-sd suDSe'
spTgcnly, Inc "Tribrse" said
'.Ths war Is costing the Government from
twenty 10 forty millions of dollars per month,
ni,d tha cnnnlrr-in The disruption ard S'agna'
ton ofits industry good dcal It'ure. We or:
naturally anSious-bang ourselves heavy sui
tercrs along with our ncighhorS-io fec this
dcniorabio stats Of things brought to an end
at the earlieG: possible ln0tnent- We beiie"i
tho misery endured every week throughout tnf
land, because OF idencss and want, 0utwcishs
the suffering that would result from two OF
three smart battles. In short, We bol!eye The
/: patriot soldiers are to-day able and eager tc
whio the rc5cg, AID sc want to see tLe.o ai
! lowed 10 iry. If .hcy are not able 10 thrash
the traitors in a fair sand-up fight, car 2jrid'
7esoits aE tic idea NJ sloniy Starring them '9!.
su5;ect;oa or .skirping them by rirtus o
,agnty 5crrorea il. E's-cpe We say, chal
lenss them TO gect the p.tro. volunteers ir
fair fgh, il they quail, they nrs ruined !
they fight. and ors beaten, they must give i
up; lchile If they beat US, ace ought to DO "a
! sams.n Let us have tais matter decided forth
with, 80 that oar brave mea may qni. sci
iiering and return to mere profitable voca
tionS."
Now the question is submitted to every can
did mind, is not Greeley fully committed by IN
foregoing extracts to the recognition OF South
crn independence ? " have met the Northern
enemy in fair lsht--they have quailed
they are beaten and they must give it up, &C
cord:ng 10 Greelcy's suggestion. Will he nov
advise the brave men Of the North to "qu!
soldering and return to more profitable Tocu
tioDs," as he is pledged to do, or will he iAlsif
his word, according to his custom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30
Cabinet Changes.

-We learn that the Hon. Robert Toolnhs has
relinauishei his position as Secretary OF Sta'e'
that nc might take part in the 6eld. and that
the Hon. T. NJ T. Hunter has been called 10
succeed him as Secretary o! State. Tho pub
lie will form high expectations Of both these
distinguished gentlemen, in the spheres OF
duty to which they thus enter. In the Held,
Gen. Tcombs will have ample scope for his
ard,r, patriotism and well kncwn gSliantTy and
eminent capacity. Mr.. Hunter who has long
been conspicuous for his profound statesman,
ship, philosophic temperament and varied
learning will conduc, the diplomatic affairs OF
the Government, with the same mastery Aoili-
ty which has illustrated bis official acts during
the long period Of his public career.
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From nItaSouc1.

=: :,f!AsSos CITY, July 2o.--The State Con-
;, ,.'oa has declared tine principal State Offices
I. :'i Vacant, aud provides for filing them by
H., .UE CoaTcntion has repealed part Of the
s. Constitutions. The Supreme Court shall
!. ''a' :, 81 seven judges, four OF whom are to
!, '':":en oy the Convention. 1t has also
.,SS: TSs's4 the State Legislature, end has an
5sSeTal acts Of former Legislatures
rf!Tst ''''' = '1'' -.
s;i 4 Assouraas have taken Momphis, in Scot
e'aoty, Missouri s7 =
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Coz. Sarland,s Regiment.

''. 'slagIs which gained so much circuits
20 VA: &c ll,a Regiment Of Va, Col. Gar
=" ss-::ed very severe less in the late bat
- '''' We ar: hsppy 10 say. without founda.
'", S1s:a:nea very few casualties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

The followngis is among the resolutions unan'
inously adopted by our Congress on Monday
last, on motion OF Hon. c. G. Me.nmiugcr;
"Resolved, That we recognise the hand OF
tic Most High God, the King Of Kings, ana
Lord Of Lords, in the glorious victory with
which He has crowned our armies at Mannssa;
and that tho people Of these Confederate States
are invited, by appropriate services on the en-
suing Sabbath, to offer up their united thanks
Giving and praise for this mighty deli'e-
rance"
as 1b;s recommendation will doubtless be
heartily responded to by the people, the ser
vices in our churches so-norro" may DC cS-
pected to be of unusual interest. The thanks.
givings which will simultaneously be offered
from millions Of grateful hearts, will Do as
joyous as the song of Miriam when she sang OF
the glorious deliverance of her people.
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Sth Hs0tmsut.

John Jacobs, at Mason's Hail; Timmons,
at P F Whites, Byrd and Sd st; J. S. Oden,
at II 8 Halls
Davis Royster, II D Rushton and W G AS
| ton, Tih Regiment, are at Mason's Hall.
II e Baker ard j II Anchrom, Jr, at J A
Gardner's- State where from not reported. A
5 Foote, 20, is at J 7 Choppers, 9th st. r
L Bohn, d. is at NJ Milhiser's, Broad st.
Isaac Pierce, DO, is at L II Fore's, llth st, Of
Leigh
Riley and Cons, of La, and - Hels-
claw, of Ca are Guartered at places unreported.
\ number Of tho sick and wounded who were
sent to the various hospitals have since been
removed to private residences. We desire TO
be Informed of such cases also Of errors or
omissions in tho above list.
ADDITIONAL.
SOUTH csgoLlNA-JM Regiment.
Sergeant Mason, Pri7ates Davidson and Mole
neaux, are Slightly wounded aad have gone
hone.
H,mptons Legion.
Stringer and Brother (a.tepdsn) at Mrs
Cardozo's
n Rogers q: H Z Pri.o's
= Carson, at Mrs Carrinston'S
HSi Scaut OTiLnlS, EFEah!il anu ZSlu StS, Saule
plsce
J I Brock, Main St Hospital
j 4 Veiiz!nssr 90
" Green do
j & It1bb do
W II Kelly do
o Conncrs at Mr. ! Stokes
s y Davis at Ir A Stokes
II D Muhoney, Main St Hospital
Slmuel Gee do
j 3 Livingston do
e " Daniels 90
S S Werner do
Sth Regiment.
@ D Game ct Jas PJindc1ter's
NORTH CAROLINA
Ct. North Caro,ina Regiment.
j s Roy, slightly wounded-gone homo
4h Regiment.
T Bruce, Main Street Hospital.
LOUISIANA.
Ith louisiana Re9imsn:.
J. Finn, Mason Hall Hospital; " Pende
cort, Wheat Battalion, Mason Hall Hospital
Many Of tue above have been removed from
the Hospitals to private families, but their
friends can find them out by calling at the
hospitals
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Committee.
Edmund s:uMn.

The venerable Edmund Rutlio, who tired the
first gun at For, Sumter, was nlso at the late
battle Of Manassa, Though near eighty years,
Mr.. K. has all the spirit and energy OF q young
sol6ier.~sg- 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-Itis now ascertained
that the Southerners have accurate informa'
ton of all Federal movements. The with
draEal of the Southerners from Fairfax O. b.
was par. of their plans TO ambuscade the
Federal trcops
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30
Pronl Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MosRoE July 26.-An expedition
consisting properly Of six launches, have
burned nine sloops and schooners belonging to
tho T!onraderates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

Col. Jones II. Wi.hers, of the srd Alabama.
Regiment near Norfolk, has been appointed
Brigader. General. Col. Lomax succeeds him
il command Of the Regiment - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

Judge ". ". Porter, of California, and
Lieut. S. Cunningham, late of the U. 5. lu'
fantry, in Utnh, have arrived in this city
They came by the overland rcute.
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Tho Markets.

New YORK, July 26.-Sales Of cotton To-Day
/ 800 bales. Middlings l540l6 cents:
Treasury ss quoted ct ss44; Q. 5 6's o..
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M I'D.

DIM ,t nappahanaock Citation, rauauIer county, Ff.
,tns on the sith insaLt EMaA LEE, aged tTss ~sesa
and iree day,, daughter Of Edward and Mary Virginia
An!cstt. -.e--s-.-- 80, ., -,
80 come vnIo ms sor Of such the kisIdasa OF heaven
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

;ssg ::,..:soysas. FIFTY k.ur Ta1kns prison
=. ,.ssn z. the late battle ~ Manassa, we're
,..,,....,. % Redmond in the Central cars yes
then are several Of Ellis
,.,.:,'. zy.aves. Que hundred and sixty
,,i:"n.,s i.o;G The ssme bat:lc field, we're
.-@ny-, s:nsa aa saturday last-anong theln
!. ~,i,r Potter o: California, who expressed
,,,,,,.!.ra,e iniignity At haviagt to share the
s,r., :r.a::oaas a. that extended to the Van.
sc gs.Tt:...
rr. ;ua1rss; aud iny OF our Southern sol
:.,s w,M:, ='ers captured at R:ch Mountsin,
ar: :.s-a;td on parole, arrived in Richmond
N S.,.-tar. Several o!them were in rather
..,:.:a.s on3!tion-hav;ng neither hats nor
.3s:. They will be we'll cared for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

Ia iirsAy,ry OF TIE YASErEs.-1n their
:::cgg;ia;e Tight from Aanassa the Yankees
.p;yafad 10 be intently oblivious CT their poor
-.3',4ei courades who had battled by their
: =, ~; III: b5:n their dead and their wound
i i' ;;.r better care Of our own men--the
;t.:. :arbariaps. Nor 50 far IS We have been
=: 20 .@arn has the General Of the Yankee
:'s.: ,:es cent any oae 10 administer to tho
- sas preparations to bury their dead.
-. md suferings Of the wounded, OF to
Sl.: 94aianity! Think Of that ye mothers
90 ,.re,s Of the North when next you urge
~ s?@E and brothers to march against US.
-. ar tho wounded prisoners nov here
-. :: %2ay ;haoks !or the attention which
:. ..7 r-id .aeu By our own neu at Ma-
- AZ :r.rk',: confess that they little de-
49, :
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D.. ~ NM To ISvADE TtRGNIA.-Sons
:: l.. prisoners aow here earnestly protest
Il. : entering the army, tncy never intended
:a::Ysie me South. and were desirous only OF
.,i.ai:. "g.hingtoI but after getting to that
:;y, .rcy ware compelled by their officers TO
-.!cc!. .a;o Virginia One man from Minncsots
:.:s IL; he enlisted to fight aga,'st the lndians
:,:"s, a::.rsartis brought down here-the
,s5!:.Fs probably, supposed ,he;e was nation
!, .s,;. ;jass in Virginia, in which, if he was
-. 'ia:cG, hs, a: least. hsa The qualification
!. :.a1vg a,en who could give him equally as
-.r: q ash; Tie truth is, the Yankees beitg
:.sj!: lon;er % indulge in their old tricks Of
:.aa:: u. the S9atherHers, are exercising their
':sa2.:. A.: keeping their hands in by fool
n o.. 2r2;aer On such game We can
.'"z "':7 ihs pleasure Of spectators-who
-.s-e = E:= lie sIc.a cutting u: both edges.
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1914 Iississippi Regiment.

5M Mississippi Regiment.
" Coulter, at Mr. George Palmer's-
l7M Iississippi Regiment.
& " Green, Mason Hall Hospital.
G " Tcnneson, do
1874 Mississippi Regiment
J Y Rogers, AZ ii. John Caskios.
GEORGIA.
SM GtorGia Regiment.
o Il Porter, Mason Hall Hospital.
Jos Mckenzie, attendant, Mason Hall Hospital
James Halbrock, Mason Hall Hospital.
Thomas Collins, do
Z N Price, and attendant Mason Hall Hos
plal.
Samuel Browc:, Mason Hall Hospital
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.:osg!ss OF THE Vlc7oRr.--NTe have heard
>: ;r555,hi=s taken from the Yankees at the
3.n!9 OF MlaaSSa estimated at from one and i
i,'i 70 :ro millions Of dollars in value; but as
Y Secretary Csmeroa has not Jet furnished
/. r:;a al invoicc Of the cost of the cannon.
:. ke,s k:,spsacks, haversacks, cartridge
;,x:s, aGliaQnis:oD, wagons, horses, bacon,
--::.s sugar, salt, rope and other articles We
tame; s:9ire as correct estimate Of their
e~,,G. LIZ them send us bill OF all We
!e.r: -; they have sufficient assurance to
-. Gs b!: Of tho same for payment; but if
.ayy a.. wc suppose Davis, Beauregard, John
=: !: -. wiil settle the claim in Washington.
y. a3;:cs that large number Of wagons,
I'd -.vy0 Eorses have just been sent to their
~: IA Northwestern Virginia. The Yankees
:c:a>r ...A oay, or VIC will soon grab them also;
:. :: :. :. ;lc w;sa is sufficient!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30

V:Sy iE>. n.a INJURIES Mr.. Johu Sann-
.:: ~?.t gas stabbed few evenings since,
:: 'oas aaknnrn soldier, has, Wa learn, died
). ~ !Tiurinc
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,sEs-!ss REGIMENT Observation-Disclosures,
=s::a s2p=srs TO DO reliable, reached US yes
::.3s7 III: al entire Regiment Of Pennsylva.
r. 7eaateers had been captured By portion
=. ...r G.rrca at FAILS Church. Il is probable
"a. -, regiment was >onc that could not make
:, -.,,%,. > in the main Yankee army after
* {. 'e,: 81 M,usssa, and after roaming about
i: rs, ,;:rS ;rll in.o our hands.
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Ritgmon0 Enquirer,

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BY TYLER, WISE s ALLEGRE.
TUESDAY MORNING., JULY 80. IsG1.n
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,,ho 2ichmond ENQUIRER,
AHc 49, sEMl.wEExLY AND WEEKLY,
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or six neS!a payaIs for ~ SIn .o no n.;a sn'
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-<--<ER-S<-
ttst of Ito Sick and MOnnded.

We have compiled from the memoranda Of
the COMMITTEE to Provide for the Wound
Cd" the following list Of the wounded and SOL
diers brought to the city prior to yesterday:
GEORGIA.
7th Regiment.
Burke, Capt "a r, ct Ii Clark's Manchester
Burton, J 4, at Springfield Hall
Burns " a, do Go
Henderson, W G, at Andrew Ei.ctts, cor Grace
and 9th st, Church Hill
Hollis, G, Springfield Hall
Holmes, d, at John Gibson's, COR Cary and
Hunter, John, 4! J D Haryey's 9th, De: Clay
and Leigh
Mcpherson. 1T 7 L DudIey's
Mose!ey, z P, at Springfield Hal!
Nash, " u, al John Gibsor's, COZ Cary and
Richardson, Robert at Aad:e% E'ia;ts, Grace
ard eth
Richardson, Jas L, at same plac5
Smll, B II. a. Springfield Hall
Sncsd, -, nj T U Dudley's
Summons, John, j llarvey's, OH E!
White a i, at Springfield Hall
Sin R,gi,acat.
Adams, -, at Springfield Hal!
A!;;Esnr. Jr, j p, ut n T,ldmea's Broad,
bei 2lsl and 22d SITS
EE.neer, Z. a: } Hunts
BeYill, Frank, 81 i B.lyinh Broad, De: 9th
and lOih
Blue " T, ii " 7 Kings
Hegimss:s no: Specified.
L Huise;, J 3 Martin, and -- Mcguire, at n
j; HIS, 18th st
II Dlni=l and D A!!o.py, at Dr.. Briggs
Hospital
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-02-27

GrTo stick to promise made il Linco In
was elected President, Mr. Edward P. Wes-
ton, OF Hartford, is going to walk from Bos-
ton to Washington. The distance is four
hundred and seventy miles, and the contract
makes it incumbent on Mr.. Weston 10 per-
form the journey in ten days, and his arrival
at the Inauguration. He left the State
House, in Boston, at noon, on the 22d day
of February, and will be obliged to walk
forty-seven miles day until he reaches the
Capital. A man accompanies him in a
carriage to see that he fu'fils his ogrsemen
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:RELTEF in TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
pULMONIC WATERS!

The Original Medicine EstaJlished In 1881, and hrs
article Of the kind introduced under the name
ofttPuLAoEIc WAFERs,'' IN this or any other Coun
try; all othor Pulmonic Waters are cOunterfeits.-
The genuine can be known by the name OF ERf AN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BRvAN's PrLMoNIc WAFFRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, aoprseness.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
FL. BRyANs PuLMoNIo WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
... BRYAN's PULMoNlo WAFERs
Relieve incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
.. q7 BRyAN's PrLMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula ard Tonsils'
80 ~. . = BRyAN's PULMoNIc WATERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes,
RRAAN's PULMoNIc WATERs
Are q Blessing to all Glasses and O. Institutions.
a. BRyAN's PuLMoNtc WAFsRs
Are adapted for Vocalsts and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PuLMoKIo WAFERs
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BRYAH's?PuLMoNI WAFERs
Net snly relicve but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAN's PULMoNlC WATERS
Are warra nted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFERs
In the house.
Ne traveller should be without supply Of
bBRyAN's PuLMoNIo WArERsl
in his pocket.
Novperson will ever object to give for
SS:.BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
twenty-five Gents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
sold by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna, and Druggists ev
srywhere. EAug. Is, 1860.
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DR.. Velpeau's Cankerine.

DR.. VBLPEaU'S CANKBRlNE cures Putrid Sore
Mouth and Throat.
) DIR. VKLPRAU'S CAEKERINB cures Sore Nipples.
DIR. VRLPEAU's CANKERlNE cures liberated
SOres.
DIR, VRLPEAU's CANKERINE cnres Cuts.
DIR. vELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burns.
OR. VELPRAU'S CANKERINE cures Sores.
DIX. VFLPEAU'S CANKERiNE cures Chapped Lips
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Uicerate
DIR. vELPRAU's oANKERlNBis is the best Puriae'
ofthe Breath of any known.
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Canker in tn
ma or Typhus Fevers.
Ladies, II you delight in pure white teeth, use th
eAnkerine, and your desires will be realized. We
all poisonous substances. and be given to In
hnt with perfect safety. 1t will preserve tho teeth
and keep the gums free from ulcers. 1t is equally
eAeacious for nursing sore mouths. In all the thou
4Ands Of remedies that have been put forth for the
care Of the various diseases above, can equal
The Cank crime:
sold In .Ravenna, by Curtis Hatch and Charles
SWit, and by druggists generally
Proprietors, 81 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
Read the following certificate from well-known
citizen OF Columbus:
CoLuMBrs, OHIO, ,..sept. 12, 1860.
4sntlemen- Being troubled with q sore throat
While travelling in Pennsylvania, was recommended
TO use your CANKERINE, and by using 1t twice was
entirely cured therefore recommend 1t to all trou
ked with ay disease Of the throat, believing it to
GSt what every family sho uld have.
Very respectfully,
octsNer 3; l6O0siJ. W. l.. HUGHES.
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NEVER EAILSI
The Greatest Remedy Now in Use.
THH aHNEssEH IMMINENT.

No other preparation ever offered to sut-
ferlng humanity has performed SO many wonderful
surss in % short time, as this infable Liniment.
In many severe and apparently incurable cases, Its
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating ILL., and calling forth the highest testimoni'
als ever given TO medicine. Like the oil OF olden
time, used in amounting, It's cures are often miracu
less. In Its preparation are used the most potent
Ingredients known to Pharmacy, and by Its absorbing
and penetrating qualities, relief has been given In
eases Of the most obdurate and excruCiang charac-
~, when all other remedies have utterly failed
Notwithstanding its powerful healing qualities, a
skild or the most delicate female, may take 1t In
wardly for these ills, when 1t iS required, without the
least evil effect.
.. For Rheumatism-the Genessee never fails!
Fer Neuralgla-the Genessee never Fatlsl
For Tooth Ache-the Genessee never Fails!
For Gout-the Genessee never Fails!
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never talls!
Fer Darrhaa--the Genessee never Fails!
For Sick Head-Ache-the Genessee never Fallsl
For Collie or Cramp-the Genessee never Fails!
For all Aches and Ills, sure cure-it never Fails!
For sale by c. HATCH and G. +. SWIFT, Ravenna.
N. U. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. 1913 Smhfed street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
To whom all orders must be addressed. lNov' '-y
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RODNEY, Miss, Nov. 90, 1859.

RODNEY, Miss, Nov. 90, 1859.
TPBLooD PURIFIER.-MK. VIM. H. Fox-Dear
Sir: With regard to I" WILLIAMS SARSAPARlL
IAAND IoDIDE OF PoTAssA,"I have been SELL
ing the article for some four years, and know the
composition. have on hand many preparations,
termed Sarsaparllla, such as Townsend's, Bulbs,
Hurlsy's, Guysott's, Sands', Grafenburgs and 9TH
ors, but deem the article manufactured by you inf
nitsly superior to them all, and principally from the
fact that 1t contains what it purports to contain, and
the ingredients good. have sold over fourteen
hundred bottles of it, and in experience of IS years
in the drug business, have never found an article to
give az much satisfaction. Our physicians here pre-
scribe il as regularly as they do Calo'AoI
You can make what you please of this, and if
called or, will personally snbstantiate the above
statements. Very respectfully, yours,
JOHN F. M'AV0Y,
Druggist, Rodney, Miss.
For sale in Ravenna by Curtis Hatch and Chas. E..
Swift, and by all dealers in Portage county.
W. FOX, Proprietor, Louisville, Ky.
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Adm Illustrators Sale.

N pursuance of an order granted by the
l. Probate Court of Portage county, Ohio will Of
fer for sale at puoic auction. on Thursday, the I4th
day OF March, A. D.. 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, upon
the premises, the following described real estate, sit
uatc in the township Of Windham, in the county of
Portage and State of Ohio, and is known as b ing
part ofLot No. ffty-seven (5O, and bounded as fol-
half G rods cast the south west corner of said
lot number fifty seven i5, thence east FIVE and one.
half ID rods, thence north nine t0 rods parallel with
the west line OF said lot thence west five aud half
(53) rods, thence south to the place of beginning.
Appraised at $42j Terms of sale made known on
day of sale. credit may be given portion of
purchase money not exceeding two years,
EPHRAIM l.. WILLIAMS,
Admins rator or Andrew Walsor, deceased.
Wipdham Feb. l3, lS6l-4Y.