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Company OF KeRtackiaus Dispe-sed, and
TWsnIy-Elve or Thirty hilied nad
Wounded By some Northern Ah0Ition-
ists.
Under this head the Louisvi e Courier
(Secesh) publishes the following;
On Saturday morning last a Lincoln gun
boat from the Ohio, supposed to bs the Con
nestoga, with 300 Abolition trocrs, came up
the Cumberland, and landed at West Eddy
vile. The troops were disembarked and pro-
ceeded to Saratoga, few miles from Eddy
vile, where a 6ue cavalry company Of Ken
tuckians, Just formed by Capt Wilcox, were
eucanped, completely surprising auo putting
them to rout, and killing and wcUndng, it is
supposed, some twenty-five or thirty of their
number. The others fed, and severes CT them
had arrived at Hopkinsville, whe-s our in-
formant saw them Some of ther. had their
clothes actually riddled with balls, while their
persons miraculously escaped irlcry. The
pursuit was continued by the Yankees about
two miles.
CAPT Wilcox was hit with ba., on th5
forehead, and although believed tc be serious
ly, if no. mortally wounded managed 10 ride
two miles on his horse and it is thorght es
capped the enemy.
There we're onIy about seyenty-f-e of Capt
Wilcox's men in camp. They were surprised
while the pickets he'd come in icr breakfast
and before others had gone out TO take theil
places.
How long are these murderors, thieving
Yankees to be permitted to thus irtest oul
rivera, depredate upon our properly, and mur.
der our people2 Let the Kentuckisns rise il
their majesty and strike such q blew against
these mereenary soldiers of King lincoln as
will make them little more csrei-l how
they venture on our borders, and will give
them lesson that they will never forget.
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The situation at Gnulav.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, 5.b.
Il will be remembered that the Kanawha
river is formed by the junction OF Galley and
New rivers. The Gauley runs from the East
and New river from the Soulh. The main
body of Gen. Rosecrans' army was posted in
the angle between The rivers, soEe regiments
being several miles distant from the point
where the rivers meet, on the left bank OF
GauIey and the right bank Of Eew river
Communication with the cOun;-y below is
kept open along the right bank c. the Kama
wha. The rebels have appeared on the left
or Western bank, OF New aud Esnawha riv-
ers, having reached that position by circuit
Gus march leading across New ri7e-, at a
point some distance above our lines. They
| have been in considerable numbers west Of
New river, some miles above Gauley, for a
fortnight, and have occasionally sEirmished
across the river with our troops, It o-e time
/ making a vigorous attempt 10 destroy a rope
ferry which was defended by Gel. ?. L. Nc
! Cooks regiment. Not until Friday, however,
had they become ssucy enough 10 try the
experiment Of bombsrding the position Of
Gen Rosecrans. Considerable changes were
made in the disposition Of Gen. Eosecrans
forces during and subsequent to tie lombard
ment. The principal change vas 10 moving
| Gen. Benham's brigade down the Kanawha,
so aq to protect the steamboat l-nding.
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Cnl. Rinr WIl.on,. nmcInI Report.


In his official report Of the fight on Santa
Rosas Island, Billy Wilson tells Gea. Arthur
that his new clothes were all destroyed, y
that the enemys war cry was "Death to
Wilson" and that "ive thousand dollars re-
ward" was offered for his owH head; but be
congratulates himself on two facts-namely,
that "hig commission is safe, +" and that his
"men have smelt gunpOwder, and now they
are all right"
Then he makes this little statement:
WFhey are exhibiting my hair and head in
Pensacola; the reward is already claimed
elso an old flag which nailed to a flag staff
on the Fourth of July, which has been hang
ing there ever since-nothing left, however,
but the stars The ladies have cut it up in
pieces, and have it pinned on their bosoms as
g trophy. Every one n Pensacola has my
sword and uniform. l must have had large
quantity of hair, plenty of swords and uni
forms. They say if was to be taken alive
[ was TO be put in a cage and exhibited"
The report concludes with these ierky and
suggestive sentences, witch sound very oddly
ia an official paper, but nevertheless tell the
whole story
"We lay upon our arms every night.
have slept bat very little this week. dom
feel well. have got The ediarrhel. We will
want 500 uniforms.
"Your obedient servant
" WILLIAM WILSON,
"Uolonel Uomdg."
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THE STORM AND THE FLEET.
sIirmI.h near weston Missouri.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
QUwcY, Nov. 4.
A fight is reported to have occurred on
Saturday near Weston, No, not far from
Leavenworth city, between two companies
OF Home Guards, under Capt. Drumbill anj
Josephs, and q rebel guerilla band. The
Union troops succeeded in ambushing the
rebels, whereupon the latter took TO a log
house. The Union men thereupou brought
a small howilzer to bear upon the house,
which riddled it and dispersed the rebels, be-
sides killing about dozen ofthem. None OF
the Union men were killed, and but few
wounded.
Four hundred of the regulars who sur
rendered some time since in Texas came
east from St. Joseph to-day, and took the
North Missouri road for St, Louis. Some
nine or ten secesh prisoners were also
brought down and sent to St. Louis.
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Washington Items.

MOVEMENTS or TIE sEcRETARiE3.
Secretary Seward goes 10 New York to-
morrow morning. Secretary Chase returns
10 tho evening. Secretary Cameron and the
Adiutant General are to be- absent about ten
DAYS. They will visit West Point and the
Springfield ArmOry before they return.
AN UXFouNDID REPORT.
The statement that Gen Mcclellan has o.
dered four soldiers to be shot for sleeping on
their posts Is unlounded 10 fact.
NAvY.YARD AT PRUDENUs ISLAND.
Sarveys have recently been made with a
view 10 the establ shment OF Navy-Yard Rt
Prudence Island, Harraganset Bay. il was
surveyed for the same purpose in 1892, and
nothing has been done since.
THE EFFEoTs or THE STORM.
The effects Of the storm are apparent every
where. Many camps were flooded, roads in
Virginia are almost impossible, the Long
Bridge Is under Warer, and part Of the rooi
of the POst-Ofice was blown of
RESIGNATION OF The CHIEF CLERK OF The wAH
DEPARTMENT.
James Lesley, jr, the present efficient anc
accomplished Chief Clerk Of the Wan Depart
ment, finding that the labors Of his arduouI
position were greatly affecting bis health
has, to the regret OF his many friends, con
cluded to retire from active duties for tn,
present
Mr.. Lesley has been appointed Co sui t,
Nice, which has been raised TO a salariet
Consulate under the recent act of Congress
having become, from its position on the iron
tier OF France and Italy, place of much i'm
portance in reference to American commerc
in the Mediterranean.
THE STORM AND TIE FLEET.
Some uneasiness is felt lest the recen
storm should prove disastrous 10 the n1vs
expedition. The Government is not, how
ever, ser ously disturbed. It is thou lht tha
the feet was far enough down the coast
make its destined port, or if not, that it coul
return AID make Hatteras Inlet, and all th
smaller vessels find safety in Pamlico Sount
Naval officers with whom have converse
are OF the opinion that the feet must hav
reached Hatteras before it encountered Il
storm, provided the destination Is not near'
home.
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Fremont Removed--ThIa is Roliabls,

At length we have the truth in regard to
the removal Of zen. Fremont. The az which
has been suspended ior weeks, whose fall we
have been daily expecting, has descended,
and Maior-Geueral Frement is no longer at
the head Of the Department OF the West The
order reached him upon the eve of battle
with Price, and the excitement in tbs camp
OF his army was intense. The consequences
threatened for time to be serious, but Ere
mont ezpostula,ed with the men, and persuad'
ed them to serve faithfully under theis new
commander. Gen. Hunter Is Fremoats sue
cessor.
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8uaraina.

BOARDING HOUSE---T b L
ID HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and BY the
tone Ohurch,-one Of the pleasantsat locations IN
he oity-has been thoroughly repaired, and Il nov
1psn for BOarders. Families wishing 10 furnish
gkeir own rooms can DO accommodated with large
Aad convenient rooms and bedrooms; aud Single
BOardsru and Day Boarders will md good accommo-
astions on reasonable taTmH. RsisrnnCas given and
rsIuired. lRiR2sl & W BURRITF-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

tsue every afternoon az O'Clock an Even
tag t,usdrr esntainins all the latest news up "
that tllus The Evening Leader will contain all
Tie irlegrupldo neyFu received Ia the day time
and a complete paper IN itself. Subscribers
40 o. inrnishcd with the morning or evening
edit - u the SAME price, ytE., i've dollars
Frut or atty cents per month. News Agenu iar-
nished A 81 81 per lOn cnpie-
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In addition to the thousands Of troops dis
patched nom Michigan to the war, the State
has at this present time at leasttsn regiments
In different processes Of formation.
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PIAtE AND ORNAMENTAb PRIETINO.
~ tlaln and ornamental pftutlpg OF every qe-
soribtion d0uu ~ tho prntinE establishment OF the
Lnfbga Utco, on thc latest improved and most rePiq
stoar r ses tku best style, short notice, and
e rcas0nnbla raies. Particular attention paid V
bank Wurg. Every description 81 Rindtng done,
o5rennily klank BoOks, Aedrura 4ournalns baloi
obs, Nralvirg Books, Sc, sc.
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A clergyman eonsOling 3 young widow
on the death Of her husband, remarked
that she could not fnd his equal. "Pll
bet 1 will" remarked the sobbing fair
ana
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ADvERrIsRD LRrrFRs
UneaIled for in the Cleveland Post once,
Tuesday. November 5, 1851.

Hs- Al letters advertised are subject 20 an extra
ch irFo OF one csut. Persons calling for them VIII
please be preplr d With the ntc asaty chang.
20 tsT-ouH calling for th-ss letters viii please
say they a'e advertised and give number and date
- The oAies viii be opon at ~ A. NJ. aud Close
At - ! NJ SuudaYs-Ofhos open nom A. n. 70
10 a. H.
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NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLRAK.
j IEa, Rsnovstiug and Mcnding Ests6lishment,
FnAHTs AGER, Tailor, No. lq Prospect street, VIII
hereafter devote his attention 20 cieeningi renOTa-
ting and mendiDg Qsntlemsn's clothing. lie ha1
isoilites for doing his work 10 the best manner
Gentlemsn viii md Il for their interest during thee
hard times TO give hr- Agor . trial.
.. R7f
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4Vauts--8Qst--8 -8eward.

GTRAY COW-TAKEN ,.-v,sss
~ mp by q. b HeuinRton, one
hed Viii COW Her b ad .
mostly red, with four red sp1 on Atsle1
h r ght eide h legs d. The EHK NJ
said COW su posed to Js aLOIt SIX 60
Years old an good size.
Bochpor', No. I, 1861. nov5:3
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MARRIED.

At Eucid, Nov An, b. Kew. A Sharpe, Mr
CdAS. a DAYIDS IN OF CT -vslsnd. to Mics ARN
n. ADAMS Of the former pl zee.
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8lnmbtna.
u z, B y W & b,

NJ E " c A 8 H

PsAO OTICAh
PLCABER AND GAS FTTEER
80. l02 Pub. Square, (undsr Chapin Hail'1
Manufactures and kfsps conHtanflT on hand an .
4 Plumhsrs' and Ca Eilter8' uaterisi1, ~ =
aydrents, Bath-Inhs, ater-i loqsts, WEIh-stlntS,
5haos Lead, Brass and Iron Liza and Eoroo PulliI,
8rsss and Piesod laucet9. and ggerFthirs nscslilg
% ft up GcuEee, btore1s fc., With Vlafur 1r - c
the most approved principles,
E1-Ali work warranted and dans pdacta.1y.-
eAEecnlaR atls1iio1 Eisal q io4 he 81 oounilf
$500 tu1
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5aTUrFs aud Otu aHare.

w L. MARVIN, No. so. SOUTH
w sire Public Square, having been Fast and
selected from all the uTtneval stove EaundTisa and
House, Furnishing Fstablishments Of Troy, lbanyl
Philadelphia ard New ork all the newest ana most
approved varieties Of
s T o V e 8,
for Cooking, Parlor and Heating purposes, and also
all Of tbs most
Useful articles Of House Furnishing Goods.
Besides havivg the most sdva ltageOu5 facilities
for purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland manufactuTo, Pc.
Funrly adapted to this mRrket. Also, his arFan GO
manis with Jincirnnti, to Be- weekly supplied with
all the new at and most beautifal styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his ong experience Of IS years in this
city inhis business en- ,hles him TO 0er 10 his M
merous friends and the crest Of msnhind in Fe1e-
ral the Greatest lnducements IN gard 20 quailty
aud prices for them to purchasa goo1s IN his line
upon the ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE
Il continuing TO increase in public favor and Is the
most DURABLE, EOOHOMIUAI, QUICK and
PERFECU operating Stow IN the marzEt, ss thou5-
ands Of Hcusokeopsrs in this city and surrOuud ng
country, Wno daily using the stove viii testiy
,9rI nfS "a s,S r,,v 4 Ese " ysi az % o's
PARLOR HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both Tor v God aud Goal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OraER uANUFAOTURB.
Ed manufactures and has fOl sale at wholesale
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
Kqr5le Ha7stIss and Endmsled Gratsl,
Is large aud complete 10 style and finish.
Gag-Ail are most cordially invited 70 call before
Durchasilg eiseWhere, and judge for themselves,
and satlsIactlon is guarauIeed 81 the
STOVE 4 CRATE EMPORIUM.
No. So Eouth Eldo Public Square,
EerS5 'h~vaiards ehtn-
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The Plaindealer charges the LFaDER with
"nakiug war Don the Administrator" on
the Fremont ques ion, "with no otte7 ain or
object than the embarrassment Of the Amin
islration, and makes other equally Ealicious
and false charges. Tne LEADEs has never
male war upon the Administration: and the
Plaindealer knows it. We have scid from
the very first that il Fremont was incompe-
tent to the command of the Department of
the West, or if the public good REQUIRED his
removal, he should be removed. The only
point discussed has been whether tie public
good did require it. This the PlaiudeAler
knows as well as our readers do, Int It will
fully lies to crafty its personal spite.
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"SPirituaT magazines and newspapers,
which were host have been reduced BY
the var to tWO-ths Herald of Progress and
the Banner Of Light.
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Agrtculttlral.

NEW HON we HAVE
IN Just received q very nice lot Of this years
Honey, IN boxes Of tom six to twsnty pounds
weight. Yer sale hv o. - " , son
nUBLIN NJ Us b
have received on eOnsignment very nice ar
HcIs Of Mustard, manufactured IN Dublin, ireland.
We car recommend Il as being hrst-rate article
J. STAIR = son.
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The Ohio river, from Wellsville to Pitts
burg, was covered with ice to the depth Of
an eighth Of an inch on Monday night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

A distinguished physician recommends
slippery-elm bark for the bite Of mad dog
just as IL the bark would cure the bite.
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THURSDAY Nov. 7TH, 1851.
DRY obs, &C,
AT AUCTION, Gy.............O, CJr1RR SON.

o. CUTTER h spE will Sc on Thur day, Nov.
7th, ft III .ir uo ion ROM Bank street, cOmTuTn-
C ng a. 10 o'clock A N to 10 nd consign
uts, !ot OF DHN GUUDs, q e, c0nsis Of slack
and Fancy OAssi ner 8, fatnttss lot COa-s, End
Vests Coating, lot Socks, lot khOes, lot Sllk an
Saiiu Neck st0;ks, kdpn-s, lDseF tngs, LRdI-s'
Wr rtppsrs, Mems, Homsn'3 and Chu .ren's Gloves,
of various kIDd', L d es' Collars, UuderslesNes,
ekirts sc kni ting Cottr n, Gilnps Frtnges, Dress
lfnen -abli Cloths, Dr.ss Euttons, sewing siIk,
Vet Buttons, Pearl ant gate shirt HuttO = &C.,
with great variety Of other FancJ Go ds, Yankea
hod'' 8, &C &C.
Terms-LaiD. Bar kablo Funds at time OF sale.
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SALE-PHRaII

MASTERS SAL E.-PURoU-
INh ANT to the command of al order Of sale
trOn the Court Of Common Pleas If Cuyahoga Ooun-
ty, at the suit Of The Cisvsl md aud MAh1mug
Railroad Comp ny against isaac Il. Hewitt
ana others, to directed, shall expose for sale al
the CITY OF Cleveland, Gu the stEth CAV OF occem
Der, 1851, at ten O'clock A. M., the following de-
scribsd parcels Of land, situate N tue Uiy OF Uieve
land, COuuty Of CuyahOgA, and st Ate OF Ohio, Rpd
known by being part Of Hewitts subdivision OF the
50 called Merwn property in said City OF Cleveland
to witt
Appraised at Sl766.
Parcel No. II lot No. si1teel Of said subdivis.
iop Appraised at S2iO0.
Parcel No, Il Lot No seventeen Of said subdivis
ion Appraised at $3.50.
Parcel No l3. Lot No. eighteen Of said subdivis
ion. Appraised at S2jOd.
Parcel No a.. Too westerly part of lot No. nine
teen In said subdivision bounded northsTy, south.
erly aud westerly By IN lot lines, ard sssJerly by
the cent? line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Merwin street aud aeOut forty feet distant
southeR tarly therefrOm Appraised a; S2100.
Parcel No. IS. The eastsrly psrt of lot No. nine
teen In said subdivision bJnDdsd nOrshrTy, easter.
Is AVID southerly by the lot lints aud westerly by
ths centre line Of brick WI nesrly parallel with
southeastsrl5 tharotrOm. Appalled, at Go.
HENhY G. ABBEY,
Master COmmr.
RAsHEY, Bac-Us NoBLs, ATTORNEYS.
NV &, l5-l 80
1T. Philpt B lore }. ). Alien, J. P. OF Clev -
lame, Y; Morgan lHad' ouy'h's' County oh'0-
NOV. 5TH. 1851, AN ORDER OF
~ Atta-hueht was issued by. said Justice for
seI4t J. A.. PHIhrOT.
p,v6:-6l
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Favorable showing Of the Foreign Trade.
lt is a cheering sign that dealers in fancy
goods and luIurles are complaining Of the
dullness Of their trade, while the market for
provisions and necessares was scarcely ever
better. The former we can do without, and
be all the richer for the deprivation, while
the activity in the latter shows q healthy
state OF our political and social finances. In
this respecb this war is likely to work very
desirable reform Hereafter, it will not be
considered necessary for admission into
"good society" that lady wear G0rtune
upon her shoulders, head, or fingers, or that
the fcrniture of house be an exact irnitA-
ton OF that used at The Tuilleries. Ths trial
which our country is now experiencing will
result 10 a national soliciIude to be ebls to
depend upon ourselves alone. We viii fra
ternize with Cur foreign neighbors. hut not
fashions, not French alone. For our ,'ewels,
the mines OF California can take the DlacN Of
foreign shops, and for our clothing, we shall
look to our own looms rather than tc the
silks, laees and cashmeres from across the
sea. Our money will be kept at homs, and
all will be the more prosperous forit
We have been led to these remarks from
the exhicit of the foreign BUSINESS ct th'
port of New York. The entries oe fancy
fabrics were never so small as through th,
present season, while the exports rom thi
, country, exclusive Of specie, were never 81
large. The impOrtations OF foreign ner
chandize at New York, for the week end
ing Saturday last amounted to S2,244,
o9O against 81, O93, ,949 for the corresponding
week of last year. No specie was e-pcrte
against $l66, 700 for the same week las: zeal
The trade returns for nine months G TIL
year show decreased import since .anuar
lst, from the same time last year eZclusiv
of bullion, of S92. &c. ,24O. Daring th
same time the exports of domestic Croduc
and miscellaneous goods, including .Oreig
articles rs-exported, was an increase Of S2sr
u ~, $50 over the same time last gsar. S
much for general exports and imports.
In specie, the exports from New or
during the nine months of the present yeai
have been Sal, ,299, 900 less than lest year
while the receipts OF foreign gold and si!ve'
aud of gold from California, at New zOrl
: aud at Boston for New York account, sine
= Jan. l, are about as follows;
:, Foreign Gold entered At New York S55 ~ I q q
a Z" at BostOn...... 7,e23Ol
= California Gold at New York......... 29,2i5,Ol
e Total amount of Gold since Jan. l. .s72, els,0C
e Against same time 1861:
} From California 40 900
From abroad d.............. e5l tOJO--S=9, q W
| IncransnI racaints sinca Ian -. S.c 4Q1 .Ol
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Ma. b. B. KINGsLET-Desr sirs We fsgl it duty
We owe 70 the public, 70 stR-e that Marahauu u
tholicOn is medicine luvalusbie fJr complaint
class under ths head 4 Female diseases " haTe
used your Z sefenherg Medicins3 and have been
greatly benentied tletety, 20 uch 90, tbat we're
the price dOuD.e we gOuld have them. Iolhe thon-
sands Of our he sucrfng RON Weaknas so11
We would recommend tas CathOlic0 ~ sure nlna-
oea- IL gives strength & the system aud enables
each Of the organs u the body 70 perform ther -.
pro PIRATE functions. Mrs. ". 0ATEk,
Mrs E. WEEka,
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~ Il y 4 Ii L N u
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing to the pressure of the tines We have deter
mined 70 sell large Stock OF Ready M de Olot
ing for CASH at very small advance OF orlslnA4
cost
n The Custom Department, under the superyis-
ION I he renowned Cutter, sir. a. W; AieNsndeF'
Is hIlsd with The best assortment OF Cloths CASH
meres, Beavers and Ves1ugi.
q. Military Uniforms made to order at short no.
tice on reasonable terms.
Ha.A great varisty OF Blue Cloth. Shoulder Straps
ETC., etc., .lWayB on hand
oot8 I62 Superb street..
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Medina March !, 1861.
The shove named Ladies We arc personally 20
dualnted with, and know tkas for several years.
while We 1ved in Med IA, they We great suherer8,
Miss = has been 90 badly afaicted that it viii
officially shs vas able % Stand upon her feet iaF
borles of Catholcon entire II cured her Of her com
plzints. Ny wife re eivsd great benenr lr.m thia
medicine. We recommend it TO the LEsies u fhil
county ss sac and enc cut remedy Tor the many
complaints tEey ara subject 10.
JCHN WHEKS,
kdi,Or Csnhnld Herald.
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- Persons calliI for the above will plesse say
Il Advertised" n. COWL LEs, r. M.
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8OOts aud ShoRs.

b. 3. KINGSLEY, OIsValand,
nraanzsan e f1sr 49, fhhart