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AYERS ~sARsAPARILLA,
HNNpOnND REMEDY. DE-

nh 0A 49,
A COMPOUND REMEDY, I'm
~ sfgNED 20 be the most e%lectual ALTEaAIiva
fkSfoan M made. II Is . concentrated e1ttssto1
Psrn sArsspariiIa, 60 combined with other ssDssan,
- ~ ~ : fa.tS Tor he diseases sarsaparillai ? fe-
puted 10 cure. II 10 beloved tnel suSn
nlsppnSfs. md thst one which viii accomplish theiI
enre must prove OF immense service 70 tnM 9.s'
eiasa Of our AFFLICTED iellow-citi9ena nov ooatpleue-
AZ az oompound vii DO Il has besn proven ~ *
periment on many Of the worst eases to ho toano ID
The lon9Tlns SSpp soRoTULous ooMPLAIsTst EHgP-
fioS1 AND ERUFTIyE DIsEASEs, ULoFEs hLp HEiS'
BfFaIIis AND sTPHILITIc ATFEorloNsb MESgUsiAt
DISEASE, DROPaY, NEuRALatA On TIC D0UL9UhaUA'
Roae On n. ANTuoNY'B FIBr, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising nom lmpurity OF Ihe
ST6is compound will be iound a great promoter o.
health, when taken 10 the SPRING 70 expei the lSui
humors which fester 10 the blood ~ thhl season "
thS Vesr' BY tn timely expulsion Of taem, MANI
rankling disorders are nipped IN the bud. multt
tudes can, e{ the sia 81 ny ~ taHi sfgpt,5ns and u.
cerous sores, through which the system NH s'tbbS
. rio itself Of corrqPItons, NJ ~ tSs IbBS oSy NV M ii.
taratiVe medicine. Cleanse out the NiilAteI oaSSSS
Whenever ron and its impurities bursting a1Sss u
Shen YOU dnd Il obstrhcted and sluggish ~ re
veins; oleanse It Whenever Il Is tSal, Sna y1St l M,
mrs will tell you when. Even where n9 Paltto9nt sa
diSorlsT is ielt, people enjoy better healthl and ivy
onFer, for Qlsapsing the blood. Keep ths ploOS
h hSsi 9iaa ssfnr there ean Be no Isatlng health
SooneT or later something must go wrong, ane ~
9regt machlnery Of life Is disordered or oEeIthlOgh'
Ssrsaperilla haa, and deserves much the repulS
tion Of accomplishing these ends. hut IeO WITTY
hss been egregiously deceived by preparation o. ~
raTtiv becsuEe the drug alone has not all the yiItuf
ind a claimed for It, but more because many PFC
parnfIons, pretending 70 be concentrated extracts %
n. eontsin but little Of the Yirtno Of SarsaOarilal or
any thing else. ,-
larTe bottles, prstspdipg TO give 3 Iaart OF kxtrHot
m Sarsapariin for one dollar Most OF theae have
Leep frands upon the sick, for they pot Ony contain
nropsrtios whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dl5-
sppointment has followed the Hse Of the various 81;
tracts Of Safsaparilla which Hoo me narAet, unSl
STnOnYmOus with imposition and cheat. sun W
can this compound SRrsapgrilla, RDd lAtena 70 suP
nv such a nemedy rs shall rescue the naHae trUn tnt
foad Of OblOQuy which rests upon IL. Ana We mans
We have Qraund for believing tt has virtues Nhleh
an irregistible BY the ordinary run OF the diseaE@
m 4 intended 20 euro. In order 10 secure thslf eo1,
plete eradication from the system, the remedy sho1ic
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AVBR7sODY APPRECIATES
P E R Y D A Wiz
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

1870
We bag to call the attention of the public to this
lons tested and unrivAlled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Tho Pain Killer is a pursl vegetable compound,
and while II is a mOst efficient remedy for pain, 4 Is
q perfectly SAFE medicine even In the most unskillful
DIPTHERIA, or SORE E4B0AT.
These disease are gu c ,ly relleTsd and cured by
g~argling the throat with Pain Kt-Jr reduced With
water. Try II.
FOB SUMNER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel DIseass in Children or
Adults It IL almost q oertaia cure, end has, without
donbt been more successful in cEring the various
CHOLERA,
and IL Is often a per'ect cure Tor
DYSPEPSIA
In Its most aggravated forms. Its tonic and sttmu-
iating properties, arousing the system TO vigorous
action, render IL a most ehectual cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used according 10 DIRECTIONS FOR external
application it Is Unsurpassed BY any medical prsPa-
ratiou known
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIO
affections arc quickly relieved and often cured by 1t:
ANY soFsnees IL the musnles or Joints can 30 cured
by It's Application. ltcurss instantly the most VI
aoOTHAOHE.
It should slways be kept near e hand, to b. used
BURNS & sCALrs.
If applied immediately nccoTds-g to directions, II
will give instant relief and prevent blistsring. Iii is
peculiarly adapted to the Sants Ct
NIB
END others travelling on our Western Rivers.
See Directions accompanying EGeb Botle.
1t has been tested in every variety ofclimate, and
BY almost every Nation known TO Americans. 1t IL
the almost constant companion and inestimable
frien1 Of the Missionary and the Traveler,-on sea
and l4Ri-and no Que should travel On our Lakes
rld Rivers without il.
sS-Sold By Medicine Dealers Everywhere. "a
CAUTlON The public viii BE- cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, as some unpr!Dcipled
men TIsp that name for their own worthless COM
pounds. In so doing they deceive The continuity,
and infringe upon the Trade MARI" OF Perry Davis.
RSjess-26 eeHts, 90 cents, and 81 per Bottle.
IN. HARRIS 4 CO., C'Geinnati, q,
ProprietoIs tor the hoathern add Western 5tstNsI
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and R5tail by
B. y. Gaylord, Wm. Eiske, Strong q Armstrong,
q. S. Mackenzie, z. W.. Sackrider, Ole7elend. mag
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PREPARED ~
DR.. j. @. AVER l. CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.


Price, 81 Per Bottle; Six Bottles for Is
Ayes CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itseH such 0 renown for tbs cure
it Is entirely unnecessary for Us to recon- tue eYl-
dencO Of It's virtues, Wherever ft has been emFloyses
AS It has long been in constant use throughout thib
section, We need not do more than assure the peOpR
It's quality Il kept up to the best 1t ever has been, anO
thai n may be relied on 70 do for thBir relief ali II
las ever been found TO do.
Ayes CATHARTIC PILLS
FOB TEE OURE OF
OoaiussSss, JaRRdioe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dyse11
rsaftsn, ErEptioBs dsd bkiH Diseases, Etuer OoEaplatd
DTopTy, TsfeT, Tu1Eors and Sal Rhesr, worms Gohf
NsgratiG, as a DiEsST PiH, and for Purifying
fhsT are suRAr-coatsd. 80 that the most sensitive
can take than pleasantly, and thoy sre. tbs BEST
aperisnt in the world los all the purposes OIL iAni1
Price 25 cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.0G.
Great numbers OF Clergymsni PhyHtcians, States
men, aud eminent psrsOltages, have lens their nkuies
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies, but our space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AhEGIcAS ALMANAC, in which they are given
and tho treatment that should % followed Tor tner
Do not be put Of By unPrincipled dssiers Tith
other preparatiOns they make more profit on. Dc
mand AYER'a, aud take no Others. Tho sick Want
the best aid there is Tor thens aud they should have
bE An our remedies are for sale by VIZ. FIsKE
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, &. r. GAYLORD and by all
* Eysr's Cherry PsctoraI. sarsaparilla and "a
thartio Pills, are for sale by Churchill 4 Brother. ..
". corner Public Square aid ORtsri0 street.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Capt, George Arnold, Of
Company H, Oath Regiment now at Camp
Chase, having been at home upon G fur
Tough, was presented, upon his return 10
camp, with 8 splendid silver mounted re-
voIver, by Messrs. J. NJ. Hughes, 8. Stark
weather, George Girty, J IS. Grannis, and
others in behalf of his many American
friends. Captain Arnold goes in for the
war, and has a splendid company Of one
hundred and one men.
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FIRsr MIcHIaAE REGtHEET.-Leut, Col.
s. L. COmstOck, Of the LIST Michigan Regi-
mepb passed through the city, on bis way
to Detroit, this morning. he left the regi-
nent at Alexandria on MOndaJ, all in good
health. He reports that the Regiment has
been accepted for three years, and goes
home at this time on recruiting service.
This Regiment numbered only $40 men
under The three months service, but have
orders to increase it to 100. Lieut.. Lyon,
Of Co. B., accompanies Lieut.. cOmstock, to
aid him in recruiting. They expect to
raise from 400 to 600 more volunteers.
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PRESENT POPULATION.
The State Is rapidly filing up with population ; ss5,
Us persons having besn added sines 1850, making tie
population 1 723,663, a ratio OF l02 per cent "a
sn years.
AGRICULTURAL PR0DUCTa
The Agricultural Products IL Illinois are greater than
.hosS ofauy other Stats. The products sent cut during
mast year exceeded / ,6o0,O 900 tors me EheGterop
n 1ssoanDrosches S5O00,OOo bushels, while the corn
ROB Yields Tot less than 10, 900 900 bushels,
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL
Nov-bere can the Industrious farmer scsure such In
results for his labor a~supontaess prairie eol1s
hey being composed OF deep reh loan1 ne tertltI
q which, Is unsurpassed BY any ne goos
TO ACTUAL CULTIFAToRS.
Sircs 1884. he C5npang hare sold 100000 acTss.
usy sell only 20 0dudL euhtudtoTs, and SrSg e01arda
contains en- G9remIt % e1atua1 TATo1a "a 20
eonsbsetsa aToags Aee laHds Ct an Hsss gS2oeCof
600. In 1850 ds P~oputalio8 Of f~gry-ntrs e1nztS,
0kiek 4 pGrsg, iuGs only 81, 5oS siaes lchfch479,
2ss hare ben aided; makiag hs i7sdsSegaLcass siis
sol, aGain Of l4sPTeaA
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the Thrift Of tae people, tnaybe
OF grain, and $50, o0o barrels Of hour Wers Tor
Harded over the line hstFeaT.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workingmen WI End The free schOol
rvgtsn ENCOURAGED b. the Stats aud endowed With a
large revenue for the support or schools. 1nsr enl-
ldu Y u a6AeN-N ~
and grow up with the prosperity oftae tadn5 Safan
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices Of these lands vary from IS to IS
acre, according TO location, quality, &c. FIRST CAS-
farming knds sell for about SO 70 SIC per acre and
tho relative expense or subdung prairie land as con
pared win wood land is 10 the ratio oil 70 10 mfavor
q the former. The terms Of salsfor the bulk q hess
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At six per cent per annun, and SIX interes; notes a sH
per cent, payable respectively Ia one, two, three four,
hve and SIX years from date Of saia and four uolea
for principal, payable IN fOur, i've, sizsnd sV IN years
from date ofsales 1hec 0utractstp1Atng tnattletenth
lo( the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, FOR I've years from date otsalei
90 that at The end Of ave years one-haA shall Be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CEET. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the same should Be-
at SIX dollars psr acre, Uhea DE cash price VII Dc nVa
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Of paynsut, can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,gas. and cities situated upon the un-
100. APPLETONsS RAILWAY GUADEa
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w. JAMIsON.

MOTlCE.-GEORQE ". OAAl6ON.
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn. Of Rev York, IN.
The STATE Of New York, will take notice that Lesta
Mueiler, Of cleveland, Cugahoge County, Ohio, od
On TIE 9ih day Of June, A. " l66lt ME bis PETITION
ii tie court Of Common Pleas, within sne Nr the
county Of Cuyahoga, IN said State Of Ohio aslinsi
the said George ". JamisOn and Elzzbeth A. JAM
isOn, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben lnsersols de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that tho said Gtorgs v. ia
misOn ana Elizabeth A. JAmiBons on the 9TH cay o.
April, ls5e, mortgaged TO The Pisfntin subdivision
lot 40. 4ofJ. q. BoWle8' plat Of land in original lots
Nos. So and so IN East Cleveland Cqyahoga oOun-
u. Ohio. CONTAINING 10 h 6-lO9 acres Of land, % secure
~ payment u said George W. yamison'a mite 70 the
pIsintfF for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, dated
AprT 18th, ls59, and payable IL two years after ts
dlta, and that the other Defendants claim some 10
tgrsst 10 said land under them, and as ing Tor {adg-
ment against said George W. JamisOn Lr Ten HHn
drsd and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon RON
Aprii Alh,I 1851, and TOR tn. sale Of said mortg4gec
prrmises to pay the same. said George W. JamlsOu
e also nodfs that an order Of Attachment against
ais propsrty, rights, credits and enscta, haa also
bssn fssued in said actiOn. Said George VI JEmt9on
end Elizabeth A. JEmisOn are further Inclined that
TREY srs required 70 appear and answer said peti-
LEWIS MUELLER,
f-,.e rssi.qN By B.. d. Eeayis. Atty.
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FURIOUS K0INGIDENCEI
SLOAN UEDER TIE OOUNTERH
sMITH AND OTHERS IN A B0XiII

NORRIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle can md the best Medicine In use
for many OF the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals
IheT are o SOTsreiga Remedy for Colds, coughs,
Loss q Appetite, Hide bound, Distempers, &c, &C.
oAr These Powders always give saEslectioni as the
Thousands who have used them, cap testlg., bee
n ~. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and by all Druggists in the
Country. Also, at Wholesale by the Proprietor at l6i
Ontario street, Cleveland, ohio, to whom all orders
@g ghs.R s4sS ca. NORRIS.
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MoRE ARMs-Thrse carloads Of United
States arms, were taken forwerd this morn
ing, in charge Of the United states Express,
by way of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road. destined for st. Louis and Jefferson
vile Indiana, directed as follows
100 cases, 1000 stand Of arms, TO Capt T.
D. Calender, st. Louis. 175 cases, $500
stand of arms, to Col L. 4. Rosseau, Jeffer-
sonviIle, Indiana. These arms came in on
the Ass train on the Lake Shore Road, this
morning
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Hlrne az mIrrn1a

which, as they vii perceive, viii enable them, by'
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, to provide
comfortable homes foe themselves and famIies, Nith
cOmparatiYely speakIng, very lttl9 capital
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Renal Mnttfes.

UALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COURE-OE the Sd day OF July,
1881, At 10 O'clock A. NJ, on the premises, IN the
township Of East Cleveland, Onyah0ga County. Oh3os
atrihed real estate as tns properly Of Cornelius Coax
ley, deceased, to wit Situate in the said township
OF East cleveland, and part OF lot Nc. 4es commence
ing at the southwest corner Of a lot owned by sam
ucl McIlrath; thence west along the centre Of Cedar
Street Az rods 10 a lot known as the Isaae sherman
lot; thence north along the line Of said
lot ~ IOds to 3 lot known IS the Harriet sprague
LOT: thence east along the said Harriet Sprague,s lot
az rOda to the northwest corner Of Samuel Nell
rathis lot; themes south along the line Of said -Mcll-
scres aod 2K rods Of land, be the saale more or less.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of sale viii be made known on day OF sale
HORACE FORD Executor.
Cleveland, Nay sOth, IssI:s42
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Iron the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, viii stick to them
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gsaal Aotieta.

DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
ID Mortgate g, made snd dated February 6ihs ,soIs
bV Il. Hast Ie to ne, On the property described be-
low, to secure the payment Of a certain lad9ments
recorded in tine Court Of Common Peas Of Cuyahoga
County, and the costs therein IN my iavof aeanst
said NJ. Baskle. Said Judgment being Tor 9io5Iets
Plaintiffs costs, Sb,56-lTs,44 win nterea5 HoW
December 18th, ISIS I hsr- taken possession o.
and shall offer for ale 81 public auction on. The ith
ogy OF June, 1851. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ one Glue Fao-
tory. one steam Enstne IA said Faetoryf and ~ pe5-
Of Glue, and q lot Of materials Tor manuiactuTng
Glue, being the property 80 mortgaged % me- sesa
~, and situated on the Lake shore, IN the noTth-
east corner Of RcckpOrt township, and said ha9 VII
axe OHAs. BARKWELL.
Uovoia,d Nav p. tsSi:ss7
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Ta The 9.25 train on the Lake Shore
Railroad left this morning with six loaded
cars Of passengers from the South and
Wert The passenger travel on this road
Is increasing.
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REcEUrrs-Nine recruits from Warren
came in on the Mahoning train this morn
ing, under charge Of Mr.. C. R. Hunt. They
20 to join Capt. Halls company, Twenty
FOURTH Ohio repiment. at Camp Chase.
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MORE AIMS TO ARRTvE.-We learn from
the agent Of the United States Express,
that two hundred cases Of arms for St.
Louis, and J~sfersonville, IndiaHar win ar
rive this afternoon. The major portion Of
them are destined for the latter place.
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HousE.-The fOIloNing were

ANGIER HOUsE.-Ihe IOil0 wing were the
arrivals st the Angler yesterday:
Col. D. A. Woodbury., Adrian, Michi H.
Q. Grsnnis, do. J.. B. Cole do. B. Tur-
nsr and two ladies; J. MOwry, Mich. NJ.
Dewey, do; J. L. Wells, Port Huron E.
I. DravOe, ~Pittsburghi h. Morton, Detroit
". Z. Pratt Philadelphia Henry White,
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. L. Jones' ROches
ter, VIM. Derbin, ~sanduskyi W. C. Hyde,
New York; W. Collins and lady, do; Mics
Algins and lady, Go. I. C. Kinsman, do. !
Mitchell, wife, child, and servant, do; R
3. Holeb DO. Joseph N. Ely, do J. F.
Fresboru, do; Geo. Carlisle, d.; VIM.
Mason, Taunton, Mass 7. MiCkly, Shelby,
O.; D. W. Anderson, New LOndOni Vim.
q. Epson, Akron H. Niles, Buffalo, w.
b. Phelps, Conn. Miss Marsh, Ky; Miss
PalIsnd, ky.; Jos. C. Phillips, Boston, D.
WstsOa, Wsler Cure a. PurrOn, Hartford;
A. B. Cole, Ann Arbor; &. c. Felob, De.
troiti Rev. L. Haley, Chieagoj W. 7. sey-
incur and lady, Eaerford, n. 2; Mrs A.
L soOa, do. Theodore L Scott do. J.. W.
Palssph, Albany Miss Alice COny, City.
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GOnfefti0nkrv.
Jan oIHRlNK

jim clHblNA
Having removed to his new quarters
no. %. LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOsTrE TdE COURT HOUSE. Oh PUBLIC
QUARE
Il prepared to receive he calls o. bis friends aud
th8 Dublic af large.
THOLESAbE AND RETAIL e usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
. we'll a. tbs choicest satables served NJ q = no.
nent6 notes.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation Of persons having business
KEESETf ALE on DKAUGHE.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SAEE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE VI
N REAL E5EATB.-On the6t day Of 91lys lS5is
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the d OF Of tbs Court Hou4fs
IN the City Of Cleveland Clyahosa Celnfy, Ooloi
8fl b aOld 70 the highest bidder, the following d.
deceared, 10 Wfts Situate IN tie foEnahip Of Parma
ia SD eonuiy Of Ouyahoga, and known - IS aeres
0fland to be taken from the south side o. bar9le
No. 6, and bounded a. flloSas On thesocih. o orig
insl lot lines; On the east b. ten acres Etlled % "
o. snow BY BarEila snow on the Wa4t ~ ne oI8
final lot lines, and on the north D. . nne parallel
With the so1th line and 20 far distant thereuom AZ
to contain aaid Us acres fland- Appra8ed Is va
TsrmH cf sale viii Be made known On TIE cay OF
40 JEREMIAH COUNRAD,
ADM NJ thsestaf8o "a aid Palmsr Snow, deed.
UTaw.1anr d lima Z. tf1- unedeo1
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FoR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The steamer nli-
nois leaves the dock Of Hanna, GarretsOn &
Co, for Lake Superior, at 8 o'clock this
evening. She carries up q good freight.
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NERVOUS DISORDERS.

NERVOUS DISORDERS.
ENOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, end never fails. Thu
Eminent is prepared from the rscipe ef DR.. Stephen
Sweet, Of ConnecGicut, the famous bone-setter, and
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
As AN ALIEviAT0R Oh PATE, it is u~nrivAlsG
by auy preparation before the public, Of which the
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically.
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thoa-
sands Of cases where it had been used 1t has negea
F(R EEURALGIA, 1t will afford immediate 10
lief in every case, however distressing.
II Will relieve the worst cases Of HEADACHE n
three minutes, and is warranted 70 do 1t.
TGQTHAgnE also will Il cure Instantly
LASSITUDE arising from imprudence or Excess,
this Eminent is a most happy and ~unfailiug remedy.
ems and r~evivines the system, and restores it to elas
tictty and YlGOr.
FOR PILEs.-As an external remedy, we claim
that II is the BEST known, and we ehallengs the
viii NOT isil 10 afford immediate relief, and in Una.
GRITTY OF cases will effect q RADICAL cure.
QUINS n SORE THROAT are sometimes ex-
trsmely malignant and DANGEROUS, but 8 timely ap-
pBcation Of this Eminent viii never fall to cure.
PRAIN are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
largement ofthe joints is liable TO OCCUR Is neglected.
The worst case may be conquered By this Liniment
BruiSes, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
srtiss II DR. sWEEfs MFALLIBLE LTNIhEHT
when used according to directions; Also, OhlblaiBs,
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and SfinRB.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
az the first appearance Of Lamenesa viii sfsctnaIly
prevent those formidable diseases, TO which al
horges arc liable, and which render 90 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties OF this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many
OF them from persons in the highest ranks Of life,
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
Hkenes1 Of DR., stephen Sweet on every label, and
also Hstepben Sweets Infalltbie Liniment'f blown
ID the rlass Of each bottle, without Which none srt
Renuine. RICHARDSON 3 CO.,
Sole ProprietOr5, Norwich, OF.
For sale By Strong & ArmStrOng, Sole AErhts fol
UlaFaland- seDzERzad6N
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UNIFORMS FOR TIE Iowa TRooPs.-Gov.
Kirkwood Of iowa, came in on the Lake
Shore train this morning, having in charge
one car load Of uniforms for the Iowa
troops, stationed at KsOkuk. he left on
the $50 A. NJ. train Of the Cleveland and
Toledo road, The Governor accompanies
the uniforms that there may be no delay in
transportation. He expects the troops
stationed at Keokuk to be ordered forward
Immediately, and seems DESTROYS that they
shall not leave the State unequipped. The
Governor is in good health and Ems spirits.
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osraIn, June 25th, 1881.