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WISCONSIN, TRooPs.-An advance guard Of
nine msn Of the second regiment under com
mand OF Lieut.. Hatch OF Company B, came IN
this morning and went out on tue Pittsburgh
train. Their destination is Harrisburg, Pa
and their object, to prepare the way for the
,eoulng regiment. The camp OF the I'd Wis
cousin Regiment it was understood, was to
break up early this morning.
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ArrrzrIou sPa4sUE CADErs.-You are
hereby ordered to meet at your ArmOry to-
morrow friday afternoon at 3 o'elOek, in
uniform, to join with the Perry Light In
fantry in assisting the ladies in furnishing
a supper to the Wisconsin regiment.
PEA oRDER OF o~oMNANDAET.
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PEH1rrzT-s cotty" was this morning
pleading hard with MsrshsI Minckley TO
be released from custody declaring thathe
was determined to pursue 9 better life.
He thinks be has been a fool long enough
to his own injury, and believing he can
behave himself il be chooses, has made up
his mind 10 choose 30
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DoEATIoE VisIr.AThe donstiOn party at
the Hanover 81. Church, given to Rev. J..
A. Nudge, passed Of most satisfactorily to
all the parties concerned. Prof. J, A.
Thome and Capt J. n. Palmer made short
addresses. One hundred and tWsnty-One
dollars we're deposited in the treasursr's
hands -ey 3S11 A-e
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". JAMIEoN.

NOTICE.-GEoRGE W. JAMIsON,
IN and Elizabeth A. Jamison or Eew York. IN
ms stale Ut New York, will take nOsiee thai Lewis
Mueller, OF Dleveiand, Ouyah0gA County Ohio, did
on the D b day Of Jun-, A. 4. lsht, ME his PETITION
10 the Court OF Common Pleas, within and Tor the
county Of Cuyahogas in said suaie Of Qhlo, agninsf
the said George W.. amisOn and Ehz beth A. Jam
fson, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben Iugers0li de-
feudsnts. citing forth that the said Gorgee-Ja.
mison anu klizabeta A Jamis0n, on The ntn ray Of
April, R59s mOrtgaged to the piaiatiu fuodiFi5lon
LOT No. 4 Of J. q. BoWle5' plat Of land IN original lots
hos. 81 and 80 in East Cleveland Cuyunoga eoun-
~, Ohio containing Il & E-i09 acres Of land, y So =
thepsyment ofsaid Gforgo ". Jamtsons n1te 9ths
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, oalro
ApFt nth. 1859. and payable In two years aitsr lh
data, and that the other defendants claim some IN
tCrest in said land under them, snd ~ tng ~ isas-
ment against sad George " Jamisonf r len nln
dred and Ninety DoIlars and interest theron rom
April 9th, 1851, aud for IN sale Of SAID m9ls4sN
premises 70 pay the same said Seorfe N-s.
Il also notified thai an order Of Attachment A8Al9.t
his property rights, credits and elseT 9s
bern fs-u-d IN said action. said 0eorge n.SNnlsol
mi RliTsbeIh A-Jamisun are further notined that
they are re1uirsd 10 appear and answer s0a pSu-
t0ASS LEWIS MUELLER,
--.e gest.atr By b. R. HeaYia, Atty.
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8rass 90anAra.

JAMES H. ODELL, BkASE
ID FoUNDER AND MANUFAUTuRER q
SfsV door from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. =.
IA nrenarsd 70 furnish all kinds Of work used Ion
StS.Ts Water or Gas, and all the various article
9sed IN tie Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
Sinds made and repaired. Bras OagtIng done daily
endBrn8 WORK Of Al kinds rsDatFe4s eeG&
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ThooPs MoEIEs.-A feet Of thirteen
steamers were ready at Bellair on Monday
night 10 convey troops down the river to
some point supposed to be Cairo. Among
the regiments is the Nineteenth, a~ccOmpan-
fed By Leland's Band, which the Wheeling
Inteligencer speaks Of in high terms as
dsIighting thousands Of listeners with their
eloquent music.
Inasmuch as the steamers will accOmmO-
date q much larger number Of troops than
is gathered ct BeIlair, it is supposed that
others win be ordered there Immediately TO
depart with the rest.
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suDDEE DEATH-A man named Robert
stainton, s sailor on board the schooner
Star Of the North, while working this
morning, suddenly complained Of f~aintness
and palpitatiOn Of the heart, and in ten
minutes after Icing down was q corpse.
he probably died of heart disease. His
parents reside in Geneva, n. 7.
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Tn MARkrr-AlmOst all things edible
and a great many articles designed for other
purposes, are 70 be found upon the market,
Ths Toe cream and the lemonade men are in
their glory, coming money in proportion as
the thermometer rises. Strawberries are
very plentiful, and range from six to ten
cents per quart. Cherries are also for sale in
considerable quantities.
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C. G. & c. R~ailrOad.-The Cleveland, Col
umbus and Cincinnati Railroad has declared
a semi annual divident of Eve per cent, pay
able August, l, at the United States Trust
Company in New York.
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PRFsEFF POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
me STATE IS rapidly Gling up win populaHoa sssi
O25 persons having been added Gincs 1850 m1ktng ne
present population J, 7s oss, EraHo ! PEI cant n
AGR1cUITURAL PRODUCTS
M AqieIltursi Products a minos are greater than
,bos5 fanyosher ssts- ne products sent out during
~ uast wear erceedsd I oo.oo0pcr ne WheaEerop
of1sO0approsches 85,Oooooo 6ushesy Ehas ne corn
con Vieffs not less than 40 yoo0 600 busheA
KERTITTY OF THE SOL
Eo-bsrsc can The industrious farmG sesma slch IN
.msdiate results for bis labor asuponthee prains sol1B
.tbeT belnn composed OF a deep rich loam, the fertility
ID which, 8 unsurpassed By any On De go5a
10 ACTUAL CULTTVATOR&
Sac 1854, De Conrany taus ed $4,000 ara
'Ty al only 70 eeszat e-atse1ea e
looarbrdhd through 0ess IGHds GGn GeQ&p
600. In ESQ De P~ePulatso8 e {~sy.1s-s ss5AsS'
20 haze ben aid; saaktng as TAkP7uies0H slA,
S01, gain Of 143PTeaA
EVIDENCES OF P3osPERTTY.
Az an evidence Of the thrift Of Cs people, hmzy Be
stated that coo, 900 tons of freight, including 8ieooSoo
bushels Of grain, and z5OfeoS oarns9 0A sHN
Warded over ne line hst year.
UUCALoN.
ue,hanies and vorkfngmen VII ind he fres school
lsystsm encouraged By te Sate md endowed
large revenue for The support o. scnooA ner cnh-
drsu can i've IN sight q ne eaTse 20 sseoos sSasS
lana fOH up VIII - HlNaE@AN
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
II The prices Of these lands vary from s5to s5 per
slacre, according 10 location, quzlty, az EEA CAS-
llfarmIng b.nds sell for about SlotO So PER acre and
lths relative expense Of subduing pratre hnd IS con-
ilpared win wood land Is IN The rahc q % favor
liof the f0rmer. ne Terms q slefor ne buk ofheA
sliands WILDE
ONE YEARS INTEREST n ADVANCE
as six per cent. per annnm, and SIX interest notes q EH
luer ennk., payable respectively In one two, tnFes, toui
: i've and six years from date Of sale and Tour noNa
slfor principal, payable nfom, hTe, slxand soTsn ye2La
llfrom date ofsale, the eontraCtstpuAnng D1tc1een4
slof the tract purchased shall bo fenced and culifyaed
yleaeh and every year, for i've ysArsfrom date q SAFE
lso that Is The end Of I've years one-ha1 snaupel@eSa
and under cultivation
TWENTY PR CENT. WLIBEDED0CIA
: from he vaiuat5on for cash, except The sane should Be
; AZ az dollars per acre, when the cash price Vii be AVs
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms OfPaymants can be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
and cities situeted uPoa Shs M
$50, APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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geaaI Aatifes.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORnER OF COURr-On the Sd day OF. July,
1881. at 10 O'Clock A NJ, on the premises, IN the
township OF East Cleveland CuyahoEa County. Ohio,
will BE sid TO the highest bidder the following DE-
srribed real estate a. the property Of Cornelius Coax
ley, deceased, to wit: situate in the sad loTnsnlp
ing AZ the southwest corner ofa LOT owned by sam
mel McIlTafh; thence west along TIRE centre q Ceoar
Street ~ reds TO q lot known ~ the is9ae snrtulah
lotI7 lods to a lot knONn as the Harriet fprsgue
lot; thence east along the said Harriet eprague !9t
1x rods to the northwest corner OF samuel Mc4t-
rath7s lot; thence south along the line Of SAID HE'LL
rarh's lot u tOds n the place Of bestnnings being z
acres and ~ rods Of iEnd, be the same more or less
Appraised az $3.50.
Terms Of sale will be made known on DAY OF sals-
HuRAt FORD Executor.
Cisvaland. NAV nth, IsSi.5s2
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
l S~ALE.-Pursuant TO a drcretAl order OF sale
issued from the Court Of Common Please Tor Cuya-
hoEa County, ohio, in an action therein pendlng,
Wherein samuel {. arkWeather Is plAiDnn and John
Matthias Mack, Caroline Mack and others. are de-
fndants, IssafI, on the 9Th day OfJulyt l5oi, ~ tWo
O'Clock p NJ, eHpOse for sale a. pubic aueIoni q
lands and ttnements, Described - tolloEs. % VIZ
LIST. Situate IN the toEnshipot koekpurt n Say-
ahopa eounfy. Ohio, beng the whole Of subdirision
lot number thirteen O) in section number enc w
in said township OF Kockporf, containing ioEiy-iouI
g. iab acres Of land, IS surveyed b Ahez Merchant
Appraised value s. y40OO.
N, asIfuats in the township Of Rockport. IN Guy
ahoqa gounfy, Ohio, being the whole Of subdivision
iot number fourteen (ls) IN said soeiion numberone
Q) aud containing iourty-nYe t6-lpq reres, as sur
Teyed BY Ahaz Merchant, Sppraissd value yii1O.
S. starkveather, Master tomm-r.
p iune45n
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8oteis.

MANHATTAN HOTEL--N0S.
LNl S6,7End q Murray street, ID door nom Broad
Gny, opposite the Park, New York. HuRgfns - klins,
PToprfetOB. N. H1Rglns, late Of Pearl Street
aOdse, Boston. h Ihng, AtS d LoEqoy,s Hotel
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FIsHrSe.-TO-day is peculiarly fno for
fishing, and a considerable number Of boats,
well filed with anglers, were of the mouth
of the river this morning.
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.H.# H- -Ma...-
By the use Of these PllS the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache msy b. prevented; and II
taken At the commencensnt Of an attack Immediate
Feliefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Hanssa or Head.
ache 70 which " males are subject.
They act Es1tiy upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females. sid
al persons Of sedsntery habits, thsy are valuable As
a Laxative, Improving the appetite, giving tons and
Vigor TO the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been Ia use many
years, during which timo they have prevented and
rshoEsd q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, Whethsr originating In the nervous sys.
TEN, or from a dsranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
aud may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any ehangeof diet, and the absencs
Of any diSagreeable taste renders IL easy % admins.
ter them TO Children.
BE OF oOUNFERFEITsl
The genuine have 3 e signatures of Henry c,
r raL. ra
ECsol BY Druggists and all DeaIsrs ia Medicine
Bog will be sent BY nal, prepaid, on receipt o.
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
ASrAn orders should b addressed TO
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
Cedar Street, New York,
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PREPARED By
DIR. J. c. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S.
hvrnir GuRRnX PEnTnRAI.

Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
hss won for itself such q renoWn for the cure
every varsity Of Throat aad Lung Complaint, tha
IL IL entirely unnecessary tor us 70 recount the eVt"
deucs Of its virtues, wherever il has been employed.
as It has long been In constant use Throughout TINS
~gection, We need not do more than assure the peOplt
its quality is kept up 20 the best IL ever has been, and
thai il may be relied on to do for their relief all il
has ever been iOund 20 do. q
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
FOB THE OURE OF
- I'm SoSseL. B2psiySias. Hsodacis, Piies, Rhe1
aatism, ErupdOns aHd okla Dissases, Lfuer Complaia
UTopsu, TsfH, nmOrs and Sad Rhetfh, Worms, GOuf
Nsgral5ia, az q Dinner Pl, and for Purifying
Blood.
They are sugar-oostsd. 30 that the most sensitive
can take them pleaAAntty, and they are the best
aperient in the world for all the purposes Of q family
Price q cents per Box Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers Of Clergymens Physicians, States
men, aud eminent persouages, have lent tnelr nauef
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rgmr
dies, but our space here will not permit the insertirn
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMEBIcAN ALMANAC, in which they are given;
and the treatment that should Be followed tor their
cure.
DO not be put OF BY unprincipled deaiers WITH
other preparations they make more Pront on. De
mand Ayers, and take no others. The sick want
the beet aid there is for them, and they should hsVo
b- an our remedies are for sails by WA FIsAE;
STRONe 3 ARHsTEoEs, Z. !. eAEboRD' sna Oy 81
5-Ayer's Cherry Psctoral. SarsaBsFiIlA and "a
thartic Pills, are for sale by Churchill a Brother. =.
= corner Public square and Ontaris street
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locks:
From E. T. H, Linen to make Haveloeks -.
for the Grays "
From s.. b. Sturgis. Cash ..-.--..--- -. - "
Cash, collected by E. {. H-..-...--...... 10 =
Cash collected by Committee of adies... 90 43
Cash from Second Presbyterian Church,
(surpIus Of Flag fund ..-.....-----.. II %
FROM Father Hannan, 3 yards linen
From ladies Of this city 3 dozen finished
From ladies OF New Lisbon, Is yards linen.
These generous contributions have ens-
bed the Society to supply Companies as
follows;
Cleveland Grays (when a. P~hiladelphla). 122
Artillery Companies (wben at Marietta).. Io
Light Guard Co. A, It'll Regiment, camp
sprague Zouave Cadets, Co. B., Tth Regt
ment, Camp Dennison-. W
National Guards, Co. X, It'll Regiment,
Camp DennisOn. AVO
hibernlans. Co. B., sth Regiment, Camp
DennisOn. ~
Officers and Surgeons at Camp Dennison:. L
Cleveland Rife Grenadiers, COD, 2Sd
Regiment, Camp jackson. -. .....- IO
Ohio Union Savers, Co. 1, sd Regiment,
Camp 1Io
Ieland's Band, 18th Regiment.---.--.--.. II
Co. X, 18th Regiment, Cleveland mem -
bers) -
Garibaldi Rifles, Co. h, oath Regiment,
Camp Jackson. u
New Lisbon Guards, Co. E, 18Th Regiment ~
lat GAINESVILLE ~
-
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LANDS OF uLTNOIA

No State IN he ValeT Of the NissssippiOns 30 great
an inducement 10 the settler as ths state OF limos.
There IL no portion OF the world Vhsra all the eondt-
rions Of climate and soil 30 admirably combine to pro-
duce those two great staples, CoRH aud WEzAz, as The
Prairies Of Illinois. --.r
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Iv1BYBoDY A~PPREOIETSH -1
PERRY DAVIs'
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

- .LL
We beg 70 call the attention Of the public to this
long tested and unriyalled
.Errl FAMILY MEDICINE. al
The Pain Killer ia . pureI, vegetable compound,
and while A. Il q most efficient remedy for PAIN, 1t is
. perfectly safe medicine even in the most unskillfnl
DIPrHERIA, or sORE THROAT.
These diseases are que " relieved end cured By
gargling the throat with Pain kille- redrced with
water. Try IT. EfH4.Et $3.50.
FOB SUMNER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease in Children or
Admits, It Il almost q certain cure, ana has, without
doubt been more successful in curing the various
OHoLERA, 4I
and It is often a per ect cure for
DYS PEPSIA
in its most aggravated forms. Its tonic and simu-
lAting properties, Arousing the system to vigorous
aotion, render IL a most eHectusl cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used according 70 directions For external
application It Is unsurpaasod BY any medical Prepa-
ration known .
RHEUMATISM AND EEURALGIO
affections are quickly relieved and often cured by IL,
Any s0 as5T.st r the nG sSI les i GT ioi5Is 9 sSs ne host spT "a
'~ .1OOTHAOHEr y ~
It should always be kept near c. hand. 70 be used
ass BURNS 4 sOALDs.
If applied immrd. ately recording to directions, u
Will give Instant relief and prevent blistering. Its
peculiarly adapted 70 the wants Of M -
NIB OATMEH
anc others travelling on our Western Rivers.
See Directions Accompanying Each Botk.
1t has been tested in every variety ofellmate and
BY almost every Nation known to Americana. Its
the almost constant cOmpan on and tnestimabte
frienn fthe Missionary and the TraVeler,-on sea
and laRd-aud no one should travel on our Lakes
| fld Rivers without Il.
B8-SOld by Medicine Dealers Everywhere.
AUTO The public will be cautious that they
| get the genuine Pain Killer, Is some unprincipled
men use that aame for their own worthless COM
] POUNDS In so doing they deceive the community,
and ~infrings upon the Trade Mark" ferry Davis.
RTiess-2b cents, 80 eSst, and 81 FT Bottle.
in. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, u,
Propristors for the Southern and Western states,
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WHONIT MAY CONCERN.

following pr0prrty n be sold a. Paoile
f1rtfon al o. Cutter j sons Auction ftorel Ao. -
Tonsly called Tor By owners andeharges paia thsre.
on sb.rsr marked }. Pithin. Csvslsnd, 0.
1900 Govgrnor Valve. marked y CI1Wsoros
K~BbTES1Dh,
AGENT Merchants Dt5pafeh-
om,.-No in Johnson'1 hEFino Block, loot Of
River and Frost streets, &~
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TIE GRRFENBERG
MARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOLICON.

which Is offered Is q certain cure IN cases accOmpa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintness, Dsrangsd Appetite, SallOW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills,
Gold Hands and Feet, Bloaatiugs, fsTerishness, Heu-
rAlsia, PalpitHtion OF the Heart, Dizziness, Herv-
BUSINESS, Headache, Restlossness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes ofthe Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain u the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing of
Urine with heat or smarttng, Itching, Burning or
lrr tation 10 the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis.
7Pg II, H~yBteriCs, Anxiety. Red Face, Nervous witch
IL 4, Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite .Flatulence, BlOated and
ngulaT Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
L. srine Organs, Humbness and PANS in the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, BewildsTmsnt, Soreness In the
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9roposals.
OHIV UAI0N 80.

orElcE OF n Co~nnlss,oSERsl q
o. THE eIsKra fUSDs
Coiumbu~ UniO, June 10 l6l.
THE COMMISSIONkRSOF THE
Ssukfne Fund Ofthe 5tate q uEso, invite sub
.-rIpfions ~ the people Of the State TO the l. an o.
Two HuliOHs Of Dollars, authorized BY the act ofth9
General Assembly SO provide more efsctualg 10
Ihe doirnre Of the Stale against invasion, passea
Aprit 85 ls6i
Cariinests- Eil Be Issued in Hums a SlO5 and ~
ward, D yable july is6d, At the Hlats Treasury
bearing interest AZ the rate Of ak per g Z pr an
nun, payable aemi-annuallys and - the act Al hors
izinf the loan free from iaIaflOn.
Subscriptions sil 30 rrceiTtd e th9s onco e. -
Commissioners in The city q 4 olumhuf, ~ each o
this solvent banking Institutions in the State anoa
the several County rreaauries in the state, untlsns
lst dsy Of July, 1851.
Interest viii Be eomruied and paid from the date
Of the depo-it Of thu mOnsy At thpr o. ths pl.oA
W. TATLEB, Andifor ofstate.
A P RIssLLL, sscreesy 800
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NOTHING MORE ooEvINOINa


Of the valua Of good remedy could be produced than
the foil wing letter, coming As IL does, unsolicited.
from & gentleman 80 we'll KnOwn in nat part Of
BEawIeK, Shelby Co.. Feb. q, 1850.
Messrs J. N. Harris & Co.,
OF other good medicines, but no kind that 1 eyer
dealt in gives such good ana full satisfaction as the
sherry Wine Bitters, aud ms own pra tical expert
enoe convinres ne that there is nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 70 lsa7i | was
afflicted with ndammAtOry Rheumatism, which had
become "A kind OF wanaei ing chrOuic affection. 1 was
lever EithOut, or clear ofit, hHtat times 1t assumed
alarming iOrms-Ometimes my kne s, or one OF
them, have Ueen swollen TO three or four times their
natural size, and with the most intolerahle pain
tor days or weeks / bad no better way for locomo-
ION than 70 hObble around on crufches. / believe
there Is not a loint IN my body that has not at times
been affected, some only having the effect to paral-
yEo q joint or limb for q day or two.
Tired everything / could hear of-tTied all the
physicians in our neiRhb8rhOod, but at beet could
only get temporary relief, and had come 10 the con-
clusiOn that I was tDcurabie, until. in 1851, / reoeiv-
cd DR.. \. D.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters nom
Ytu, and three bottles cured me, and l have not had
my trouble or return oft singe, now two and q halt
years / think and believe that 10 Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections,
or DFopsY, tits q specific, c-rtain remedy.
GEO. ", HOFFMAN,
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The Ladies' Aid Society gratefully ac-
knOwledges the following donations for fur
nishing Cleveland Companies with Have
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H0MR TEHTTMONY,

I'D In this eoaHection we OHer q rev testimonials
al am q Methodist clergyman, and when on my
circuit 1 have met with many women troubled with
the diseases Cor which you advertise MArshalls Ute-
riDe CathOlicon e q cure. 1 have advised its use and
IL haa effected 3 oOmplets cure wherever II has been
used, Rev. 7 SHARP,
Western Star, Ohm.
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CERATE AND OINTMENT,

N.- On .A|#L aNaN. -
and you have a permanent Cure. 80
The OERATE has proved itselft 10 be the best Oint
ment ever invented, and where once used, II hss
never been known 20 fail Of efecting a permanent
cure Of Told Sores, letter and RingWOrm, Scald Heads,
Ohilblains, and Frost Bites, BARRIERS Itch, Chapped
or Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotehes or Pimples on
the Face. And for .
ia SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYKSs
the Csrate IL the only thing required % cure. IL
shOuld be kept In the touse Ofevery Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS,
Price of Syrup 81; Crate Is eeRs per BOtae
in. HARRIS & CO., ProprietoEs, sl
Tor Western States. CINCINNATI, Ohio. i.
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Rot.iI by
Z. 7. Gaylord, C.S. Mackenzie, william Eiske'
Iaud, Ohio; Roberts a samuel, Oolunbus; W. A. era
ham, SanduBky; Carter ? Brother, Erie, Pa
Weaver's salt Rheum Syrup and 6erate, Is sold BY
UhurchHl 4 Brother. mas
TITS EVERY BODY7S FRIEND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21

[From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than & Thousand
cases, with entire success. . ca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21

HoxE GUARDS, ATTENTION The members
of Sd Company (Cspt. Lefingwell) are here
by notified to appear at their Drill Room,
Rouse,s Block, this Friday evening, June
Dist, at 8 o'clock.
By order J.E. K 10
Members of lst and I'd Companies, not
expecting t. parade in their respective com
panies on the 4th Of July next, are solicited
to attend as above.