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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

u Somebody says "devil" is a mean
word any way ii may be written. Remove
the and ii is aevil," remove and ii is
s'viIe," remove the and it is "ill, remove
and remains, which has the aspirate
sound OF '.h-i.v
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

II Nighimare-To prevent this disa-
greeabe feeling, il is merely necessary TO
sleep with your right toe in your left ear
~ young man living in town says it is
sure cure.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

g To the man OF strong will aud giant
energy, possibilities become probabilities
and probabilities certainiies.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

EWhy are the people of Texas like
cinnamon trees Because, the bark oil her
Twiggs is worth more thar the body.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10
Tail Holt Better than No Holt.

The following laughabIe affair is from
book entitled Fishers River Scenes and
Characters The incident is located in
North Carolina 1t is the story of man
named Oliver Stanley, who was taken cap.
tive by wild "Iniins." After some consid-
Grafton, they put him into an empty oil bar
rel, and needed him in, leaving the bung-
hole open that be nigh, be longer in dying
The prisoner relates portion Of his ex
perience in this wise:
al determined 10 get out o. that or bust,
and so pounded away with my fist, but it
were no go. Then | buttec spell with
my head, but | had no purchase. So |
caved in, made my last will and testament,
and lly gave up the ghost. 1t wur a
mighty serious time with rae for sure
While | was lying thar, balancing accounts
with foher world, | heard suthin' scram-
bula,in' in the leaves, and snorlin' like he
smelt suhin' he didn't adzactly like. lay
as still as a salamander, and though. maybe
there's chance for Stanley yit. So the
criter' KEEP moseyin' round the bar'l-
Last he came 10 the bunghole, put his nose
in, smeit mighty perticIer, and gin q NOR
s,rous loud snort soon seen IT was bar
of the woods, who had lived there from
time immortal. Thinks | old fellow, look
out old Oliver amt dead yit Jist then
he put his black paw in jlst as fur as he
could, and scrabbled about to make 'sco-
very The first thought had was 20 nab
his paw tut soon seen that it wouldn't
do, Tor, you see he couldn't travel then
So jist waited spell with great huiteroa-
tion OF mind The next move was 10 put
his tail in. ! seen that were my time 10
make my Jack so seized my holt, and
shouted at The top of my voice. The bar
he put, and knowed tail holt was better
than no holt; and so we went, bari and all
the bar full speed. Now my hope were
that The bar would jump oper some pressepiss
break the barl all to shverations, and lib
crate me from my nasty, lily prison. Aud
sure 'nuf, the bar at full speed leaped over
a catarack fifty foot high Down we went
together in a pile, cowhallop, on big rock,
Dustin the bar'l and nearly shakin' my
gizzard out'n me. let go my tail holt
had no more US for it, and away went the
bar. I've never seen nor hearn from that
bar sicce, but he has my best wishes for
his present and future welfare"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

~ Charleston continues TO be a por, of
lady in that city, few nights
ago, had three children at birth.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

ET"Very sorry, slF," "said pretty shop
keener 10 hnrrified swell. .shul We hara
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

n "If a girl were to fall in love with
von.o said a vonng lady 10 a eornozal
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10

How DoUeLAs HELD Ma. LIScoLN's HAr
A Cincinnati paper gives the following in
cidenl OF The Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln ::
-'One OF the representatives of this state
in Congress reports an Interesting and rath-
er funny incident OF the inauguration, which
moi having seen in print, we record. On
approaching the platform where he was 10
take his oath and be induced into the office
of Chief Executive, Mr.. Lincoln removed
his hat and held it in his hand as he took
the seat assigned him. The article seemed
TO be burden He changed it awkwardly
from one TO another, and finally, despalring
of finding for il any other easy position, de-
posted il upon the platform beside him
Senators and Judges crowded in, and TO
make room for them he removed nearer TO
the front OF the stage, carrying his tile with
him. Again il was dandy uneasily. and as
Senator Baker approached to introduce him
10 The audience, he made motion as If to
replace the tile on the stage under the seat,
when Douglas, who had been looking on
quietly, and apparently with some appre-
tensions OF a catastrophe to the hat, said,
Permit me sir, and gallanily took the vex-
alious article and held il during the entire
reading of the Inaugursl Dug, must have
reflected pretty seriously during that hali
hour, thai instead OF delivering the inasgu-
raj ad dress from that portico, he was hold
ing The hat of the man who was doing it,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
FRAVKIER's HEI9IsvGn.
aE CITY


CuYAHoGA COUNTY FAIR.--The Cuyahoga
COuuty Fair commences tomorrow (Tues.
dsyl morning, and continues three days
The Fair promises to be successful one,
the crops being large and the season favor
able generally. IL the excitement Of war
news, the agricultural interests Of the
country must not be allowed to suffer. No
army can ez.st much less fight our battles,
without food, and this year, of all others,
particular attention should be given to the
prOduots Of the earth.
The officers Of this Society have labored
faithfully for its success, and deserve to
have their efforts seconded by the farmers
and manufacturers Of the county. The
Secretary Of the Society, Mr.. Benjamin
Stair, Of the firm of Stair s Son, sesdsmen,
win be ct his pest with efficient assistants,
70 receive entries and give all desired in
formation. The Society is in debt incurred
in the fitting up Of the present spacious
and convenient grounds This debt should
all be cleared OG this year, and it can be
done IL sufficient interest is taken by ex-
hibitors.
The Fair grounds are located upon the
southeast corner of KinsmaR and Hudson
streets.
Upon mature delibsration, the Executive
Board have decided to dispense with Fam
lily Tickets altogether, in place Of which,
upon the payment Of one dollar, an enve-
IOpe containing six single admission tick
cts win be given, which win constitute a
person q member of the Society and entitle
him TO enter as many articles or animals
fOr competition as he may desire.
Single tickets, Zone sdmissiOu) twenty
Eve centsi tickets for children under
twelve years Of age, ten cents
All snimsls OF articles intended for ex-
hibitiOn in competition for premiums must
be entered on the secretary's book, and a
ticket received therefor, previous to
Wednesday the ID, at u o'clock, NJ
The judges appointed to award premi-
ums are requested to meet at the Office Of
the Secretary, on the ground, at l o'clock,
P. N. Of Wednesday, to receive their books
containing the entries Of the competitors,
ami TO return them, with their report, at
or before IL o'clock NJ. Thursday, the Sd of
October.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

sword PREsEETATIoN.--A very elegant
sword was this forenoon presented to Col.
Barnett, of the lst Ohio Artillery, by a
number of his friends, citizens of this city.
The presentation was made in the Weddell
House parlOrs, by George B. senter, Esq,
who said that it gave him pleasure to per-
form such duty on behalf of the numer-
GUS friends of Col Barnett. He referred
TO the valuable services already rendered
by that gentleman in Western Virginia,
and hoped that his future career might be
marked with equal success. Col Barnett
received the gift and IN felioitous terms
returned his thanks. He felt that while
the sympathy of those at homo was with
him, be should be nerved to exert new
Vigor in the discharge of his duty. A large
number Of prominent citizens were pres
euf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
PRTVATE OTSEASE9

with all bsd efaots arising tharafFOm, including
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
OF whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selEBtyled physioans who profess 10 treat al private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle Of beneht.
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Ig a member OF
some College in London or Paris, IS perhaps some
others do for tho purpose OF engnarug the innocent
allied. Bnt what Dr.. GIBSON might boast OF it
this, that he Ii R5iO TO giVe entire satisfaction 70
those who repose con6denee in his ability and nteR-
rity, and that he has perfected American system
don Paris, any patent medicine to equal for tho
radical Of seminal weakness, and all diseases OF
deransemsnta, both mental and physical arising
from eeIuel OF secTet Scuhe.
Or. GIBSON ALDO elains for his nBR treatment the
following advantages over all Others yss discovered;
and hrst, the agents ussd are In no respect disagree
Mercury, nor any other deletBriOuB drug: Secondly
no restrictions IN diet business is required Third
IL hs treatment s positive and certain in al cases.
he stands prepared to so into any public or private
hospital IN the United States and demOnstrato tie
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known 70 the world 10 point OF prompt
ness, psrmAnsncYI mfldneEB safety and convenience
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment Tolerance can be given to
individuals Of tho rst resBeotabitty in Cleveland,
Boston,, New York, and other cities IN regard to
Dyspepsia, RhuGmAtism, ScrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior Bueoeas.
81 Medicine sent to any part Of the ooIntEy on
DR.. GIBsCE's New Work on PhyBiOIogT for sale
DR. GIBSON,
Professor of ElectropGtby and AsSioi4s,
~ ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, faW
Once hours from to i2 and trom to o'clock
paiiY. fSundaTs eIcarfefsl anF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
Pastor Free win Baptist Church.
Omcers of the FIRST NlichiEnn Cavalry Rea-
Imenr.

Ofcers Of the FIRST Michigan Cavalry Reg
fment.
Colonel-T. F. Broadhead;
Lieut. Colonel. T. Copeland;
Senior Major-W s. Atwood;
MsjOr-AdgelO Paldi;
Acting Adjutant-J. J. Daniels;
Chaplain. Hudson
Surgeon-George K johnson;
Assistant Surgeon-Geo. Nash;
Quarter MASTER. J. David;
Quarter Masters Sergeant-M. A. Barry;
Commisssry Sergeant-Thos. Ballard;
Forage Master-Francis Doroches;
Quarter Masters Olerk-0 A. Sheldon
Adjutant's Clerk-George s. Fletcher;
Colonefs 0rderly-William C. Shaw;
Sutler-H. h. Stanton.
aptains-Stebbins, Dennison, Town.
HoWrigan, Park, Brewer, Mann, White,
Backus, Aoker, Copeland
Lieutenants-Emmons, Gray, Perkins,
sprague, FishpOOl, Gallagher, Renkin, Rog-
ers, Truax, Duggin, Freeman, Sprsgue,
Way, Shsfer, Alexander, Stagg, Snyder,
Reeve, Sherman.
Lieutenant Colonel Copeland, with Cap.
tains Whites and COpeland's, and Heuten-
ants shafer's and Rogers Companies, re-
main behind in charge of the horses, etc.,
who will follow the middle of this week.
The regiment arrived at Pittsburgh this
morning at hslf past ten.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

EdWard Hiuahana. trylafss -
NOTICE rs HERBY GIVEN TO
In the Creditors ofthe said A. g. searIs. fhst 4
bssn dsSs9sa 3 Sc Pfobsss 70 s oouft y 'i s,
County, Ohio, and that the same win b 6Sid =
the City q OisYssnd, 70 said COUNTY, On rs "a -
DkEIEL r. TILDEE, Iddss.
DURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS
from the seer tafy Of tfs Traasurg q Book Win
b opened on Monday the I'D day Of spfemboF, at
the Bank o. soaIaerce, FOR subscriptions under ny
under tbs act Of luig H. I8el Ih,se Note vii -
asqed in sums Of nitT dollars oos hundred folars,
and I'VE hundred dollars each, dated 18Th AUGUST,
5l, payabls three years after date 70 the order a
he subscriber, o. % directed and bearirF interest
D ami-annually; such interest being at ths rafs Of
EHo cents for each day on every hundred dollars.-
have coupons ettachad exp essiuK The seTerai
amounts q 5emi-anuUai interest, which coupons
nay nay os dstaehed and presented for payment spa
su6.cri1tiOns ior each Treasury Nots viii Be rs-
9lss ~ 9itltns alssse aay from the dsy Of oDoniug
aity dolars nor for any fraction n that sum lI s
Eseeiyed snDscri Ptlons q hitF dollars one hun-
ted states at the time of Subscribing. subscri14
tions Of more than OHs hand Cd dollars may bs pad
subscribing, and one-third Of the whole amount on
svery twentieth day thereafter until the ghols shah
be Paid. No payment Of less than a4tY dollars csn
70 accepted, that being the snallast sun Il Vhieh
Trs asuTy Notes can Be iss usd
Certificates will Be granted in siuplieate 10 sub
8crtbe Tor the amounts paid, fha oFigir 81 o.
which the sub5oIii or VIII transmit b mail 70 the
seeTetary oI the Iree9uTy when Treasury h0ts1. s1
sOresaio VIII be ta8ued thereon 70 such suhscr Der
or his ORC Il csrTgfng lntere as expressed IN such
c rtincates but In cases where only & part OF the
ann unit y paid 50 the time Of 3ubsfriblng Treasury
Notes VIII De Issued only for the paymeng mad8
fubsequ- ntly % the trst, which will remain until
the whole amount subscribed by such perBOn shall
b PAID when Treasury Notes vii be issuad 0r such
nFst payEn Rt also an payment of each deferred
lpstalment, The subscriber VIII pay, in add ton
thereto sum equal TO the interest accrued thsrsOn
from the 18th August 20 III date Of payment, and
maj pay I1ent liks interest on the amount paid On
subscription, which PAYMENTS Of interest viii Be
reimbursed 70 the subscrt er In the payment 0f the
hrst coupon
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
DT the Treasury VIII be sent to the subscribers b.
mall or such other mode may bo directed bT
lhan when they transmit their Oria fnaI
The Duplicate certificates may be retained b. them
l0r their own sscurity.
h B. HURLBUT,
geyz3.33 SubscriD-iOn AGENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

AcoIDEE--A little daughter Of Henry
@. Luce, Treasurer Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company, aged about three
years, was badly burned last Saturday
eTeniDg BY her clothes taking fire while
passing the hre-grate. The little one, al
though suffering considerable pain, is do
ing we'll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

TKE CASE OF Ma. NEWMARK.-NOte was
made this morning Of the arrest of Mr.. s.
NeWn&Fk for disturbance. A. Police Court
this morning, on the case Of Mr.. NeWmsrk
being called, the prosecuting witness paid
the costs and requested that the case be
dismissed, which was done, and Mr.. N.
honorably discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Boz DRowEED.-A lad aged about six
teen years fell from the steamer Ocean
about half past eleven o'clock last evening
while she was lying at her dock, and was
droEned-name unknown. Bis body was
found this morning at half past nine clock
near where he fell into the river, and taken
in charge of the authorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

MASTERS SALEPURsU-

NJ ASTER'S SAL E-PURSU-
Ill ANT e. tbs command OF deerstal order Of
sale from the Court oE Commoa Rieas Of (iuFa hogR
county, Ohio, 81 the suit Of Nelson Prince and Oth
elsS agsinst Levi Thomas, and Others 70 ne direct
ed shall expose for sale at public auction at tie
dooE Of ths Court Eoule5 In the City Of Cleveland
in said county on the 18th day Of October 1854 At
O'Clock p NJ tho following descl shed premises to
wits Situated n East Cleveland, IN OnYahoRa coun-
y, Ohio and bounded, beginning Il ths Plank
road ana south ssss vest chains az li4ks from
south bo49 east ehalng aud 70 links to said lsWs'
vest nnei thence south chains and 81 links
thence north 5O5fo wet chains and rs links
thence moth s949 east q links-thsncs north
5O54o west chains 70 the Plank Road-thsues
north 9oo east chains and % links, to the Bsce Of
beginning, containing ~ acres Of land. appraised
GEO. h. WYMAN, Master Commissioner
D n 0AA'N' Al'oinS - i'i ,.,ls,asz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Tn NATIONAL LoAN.-Thirty eight hun
dred dollars of the National Loan, has been
taken in this city since Saturday noon last
Those who wish to take any portion Of this
Loan viii do 80 forthwith, as the books viii
be closed on Saturday Of this week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

PEEsoEAL.-MajOr Hawks, Of General
ROzecrans' staff has been spending a few
days in the State for the purpose Of obtain
ing more troops to 60 into Western Vir-
sinia. We understand that Col Steed
mans l4th Ohio Regiment has been order
cd into Western Virginia to meet the de-
mand for more troops under Gen. ROs-
Grams. Msjor Hawks leaves for Virginia
sLfs = Ftsrncon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

FIEE.-A fire broke out in the Oil Re-
fnery of F. Shoemaker & Co., on the Flats,
about hslf past five o'clock this morning,
destroying the buildings entirely and some
one hundred and fifty barrels Of crude oil.
No insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
A Box from Lenox Ohio 70 Captain John
Browns Company

LENOx, o, Sept. "a.
EDS. LEADER;-We see frequent ae-
acknowledgements in your psper, of provis
ions and articles sent for the comfort and
encouragement of the soldiers; and our cit
izsns wish to be found ready to help in the
same good cause. A few Of the ladies in
LenOx, Ashtabula county, have collected of
eatables, such as butter, cheese, chickens,
cakes biscuits, dried apples, boiled eggs
and few other articles, such as rolls of
bandages, lint, &c., which We hope will ar
rive in time to be distributed before they
shall leave for other quarters. They are
intended for Captain John Brown, jr.'s Ri.
demen now at Camp Wade.
We feel thatthe interest of our country is
committed to the band of soldiers-if they
fail, cur nation win fail Of her liberties
and we become slaves. It becomes US who
remain at home to cheer on our brave men
that stand foremost in defending our Gov
ernment from the murderous attack Of fire.
eating rebels. R. CLARK,
Pastor Free viii Baptist Church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
r EGAL NOTICE.

Aimyrh d. ReynOIds,1 The aelandRnt, said lsiah
By her next friend SeiOVer, is hereby notified
Lorenzo ). Rider, that on ths Tth day Of sep
Plaintiff, tember, 1881 ,the above named
VI Plaintiff diel her petition in
Isiah SalOYer, the once Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant. court Of Common Pleas
within and Or the county OF OuYshOQa in the State
Of Ohio, ting forth that the Bald defendant i5
Justly indebted to the plaintiff IN the sam Of dVs
hundred dollars with interest," ct ten per cent FER
annumi from the 9th day OF Apra, 1881, his note
OF hand Of that date. by aaid d5lsndaht, executed
and delivered to Jackson SaluTer for valuable con-
stderatlOn. That, on the day Aforesaid, 70 secure
the payment of the nOts and interest, said defend
ant made, executed and dsltvered mortgags upon
Lot No 627, In Barber h0Td's subdivision In that
part Of the City Of Cleveland, late known a. Ohio
City, according to plot and survey Of Ahas. Msr-
chant, now on nle In the ofice Of the Recorder Of
Deeds for said County Of cuyahoga that said note
and mortgage has been duly assigned to this plain
tth for valuable CONFEDERATION That said nots is
due and that no part thereof has been paid, the
prayer Of said petitiOn s for judgment against said
defendant for i've hundred dollars with interest at
ten per cent, thereon nom pru Hth, 1857 for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises 70 p3y said note and
interest with costs Of salt and for other aad fnr
ther relief.
The said defendant Il hereby further notified that
unezs hc answer damur 70 Fald petition on or BE-
fore the third Saturday aier the expiration Of SIX
weeks from the date Of this notice, the zane win b
taken as confessed and judgment and decree en-
tered accordingly. i. J. BIDER,
Attorney for Plaintiff
H U
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

B1 Twenty tons Of rice for Gen. FIRE.
mOnts Division Of the army passed through
this city to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

".
Eliah he1driek,
lydia Kendrick,
:. o. West, and
U-wva--..-. 5nI...-


Eliah hs1driek, iCiFil Action for MoneF
lydia Kendrick, and to gabjact Ianda
Z. o. West, and
|. .HUURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ Cuyahoga County, ohio. The defendants, Eli-
Jah kendrlck. ydia Q, Kendricl and 5 @ West,
Who are non-Tesdents Of the State OF Ohio are here
% notified that the said Henry Haines plaintiff on
the 10th day Of September, 1871, hed in the ofcs 81
the Olerk Of the OOu,t Of Common Pleas OF Cuyaho-
81 county, Ohio his petition again1t said delend-
ants, the object AID prayer Of which petitign is 70
recover 81 Judgment against the said Eiah ksndrick
on his note for $500 in favor Of said plaint dated
June 18TH ie5e and on interest at the rate 81 Fen
per ent per annum- and to subject to the payment
Of euch judgment the folloRing dpscrfbJd premises
mortgaEed By said Elijah and ydia q KeE5ricxt0
secure he payment Of said note, TO Wit One equal
undivided half Of lots Nos one hundred and fortV-
one and one hundred anG forty-tWo, Of Ezekiel ro-
sens allotment Of the Taylor Farm, in ths city Of
CleFeland, in that part Of said City latsely known
as ohio Nttythe property fronts on Detroit street
eald Petition praYs for Judgment against said His
iah AendFick for three hundrzd sad thirty dallarn
and interest thereon since June 18th, $751; at the
rate OF ten per can't per annum ana that said pram-
tses be sold TO pay the same; and the said duleud-
ants, Elijah kehdEick, Lydia 9. keudrfck ard 8
o. u est notihed 20 appear and answer sad ne
tition on or before the 10th day Of November. l5i
GAGE BhEoN.
Goptl8s819 Piaintii's hffor1arr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

By the use Of hose Pills the periodic attacks o.
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and 4
taken at the commencement of an attack imMediAti
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fAfl In rsmoVin he Nausea or head
Eche to which FC males are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iVeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, an,
all persons Of sedsntary habits they are valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone
Vigor 10 the digestive organs, and restoring II
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system
TIE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and oarsfuly
conducted experiments having been In use nsny
years, during which time they have prevented ant
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous Sys
tam, or from q deranssd state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any changed Of diet and the absenss
ofany disagrseabls asts renders It easy TO sdminl
ter them to Children.
BEWARE OFOO OUHTEBFEI SITS
~ The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry Q
SpAlding on each Box.
ED-sold by Druggists and sli Dealers in Medicine
Boz VIII be Sent BY mail, prepaid. On rsOoiSt O
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE 0HFTE.
sgAH OrdsFs should be addressed to.
HENRY O. sPALDIEg,
ls Cedar Street. New York,
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8tAss 8aMnaEa.

AMEs d. 0DRLL, BRASS
% EoUEDER AND MAETF1 tyTTIFTR y
5Els " oEk o. elery description, No. s. Untou 81
AleN eoots nom superior street, Olsgsland, Ohis ~
ste9rn, eget o. Gas, and all the various aFffcIsS
n9so N tne ftulaplng BugineEe. Rsar Pumu1 oi m
R4Rraaf Work q al kiss rSBaiFsz. dsafRS