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lBY TELEeRAPHJ
lIONEY-Contiuues plenty at 495 per cent on
sTERLING EXCHANGR-yery firm but
quiet at li761 lU7h.
1 TOCKS-Market better. Chicago 4 Rock Is
land 4ll; Illinois entrl script "a; do bonds 80;
Michigan Southern eual ante ~ New \ ork Cen
trail 75f; Reading S39s; VIRGINIA tski Missouri ~
Erie 24IR tRiena Chicago S. Cleveland Toledo
q; Michigan Central ~; kcutucky 70.
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Charge Modlcl4o lOE one AuohbAs nun NA ~ -
D9NO CHARGE FOR OOEsULTATIoN.TN
Having had twenty years. experience in the prao;
tice OF Medicine, during which time he has treated
fhousands Of patients, In all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparaileled success o.
which some Of your friends and neigh bors can tn8-
tify he Is prepared 70 give relief to all VINO may
critical examination Of the urine Is the only trus
and reliable method by which TO acquire periect
knowledge Of al the internal organic deransemsos
Of the human system.
oo oSra - NJ when icranged, transmits 70 the KID
news tsoeniiaritY and inits secretions ia the ruth
PSrticnlar stsNation will be given 70 the
-,- CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
ana an Diseases u The Ohest and LunsB, Dyspsp8iA
HerTous Diseases, Female Derangomeuta Of eTefy
chnfnctsr, will be treated with success
Also; VII cure old sores, and all eruptiEo aieae
of Whatever charact5r they nay D.
BE makes use OF nntTersd a
- BOTANICAL REMEDIESI
Ma GALLON EIi or other usleteriouB Drugs are used.
TAiicom mmunications must 10 directed 70
Nrd 8. g. CLARK -. D-i-
;.qs.sn1veg . IS Olevelnud. Ohio
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THE GRAEs IN WAsHINGroN.--A private
letter from one of the Grsys, received in the
city last evening, states that the Grays are
all safe in Washington, and expect to leave
for home shortly.
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THE CITY.

UNPAID LzFFRRs.-The following is the
list Of letters held for postage in the Cleve.
land Post Office
B. T. Hathaway, Rising Sun, Ind.
Edgar s. Longer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Summer W. Stone, Dublin, D.
Geo. Glines, Ship Roanoke, Brooklyn, New
York.
}. N. Briscoe, Newton Falls, Ohio.
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CAMp cHlsr.-There are now at this camp
4,22S men, with only 30 in the hospital.
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RETRIeERGEORs At C0sT.-Having no con-
venient store-ToOm for the six RefrigeratorS
now on hand, viz: I"sehOOley,"2 ''Jew-
stts upright" end plain chests, win sell
them AT COST to the 6rsteustOmer that offers
theedsh. W. +. Foee.
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OUR FINE OLD YANKEE GEN

OVR FINE OLD YANKEE GEN
TUNE-"The Fine Old English Gentleman"
fine old Yankee General, q. EH k.
Is our good General Scott,
Aud rebels viii now md ont soon,
They u catch him mapping not.
They'll hnd out, too, ct trihes
Hem give up for his country nov,
His shAsty plate Of soup"
For he 10 our Yankee General,
And loves his country well.
Ihis good old Yankee General
Has men at his command,
Teat BY his orders have stopped up
The rat holes" on the land;
And 5Ooa the pirates Will be caught,
That are sailing on the sea,
For AFTER them he's sent one ships,
With men both brave and free;
fcr be is cur Yanheo G0nsral.
And loVes his country well.
Our good old Yankee Geueral
Has hemd the rebels in,
And soon the Union men will make
Their rSnks look rather thin; ~ q
And theJ will And they cannot hght .r
Tbs Yankees "FfTe 70 one"
For VIXEN the Yankees come IN slFht,
y, Lord ee, how they runi
B1r he tB our Yankee General,
And loves his country we'll.
Now, iF our Generals life is spared,
,Tis sur ly our intent,
When from his once Lincoln goes,
To make scott Pr sident;
For in his country's battles
He does never know delsaf,
And at the very name Of scott
The rebels do rctreat. ..I
For he Is our Yankee General,
And loves his country we'll.
Then, when seottis elected,
As now, the people all,
Will buy thor CLOrHlGQ cheap for cash,
AtISAAO5' UNION HALL;
For lsase At his Union Hall
Does sell good clothing cheap, ..t.
And the gallant deeds OF Genel al Scott
VIII fore the people keep. ~
For hs is our Taakee General,
AHd loves his country we'll.
- Summer Clothing sold cheaper at ISAAC
lsAAC'S UNION HA IL than Ht any other place
In the world. Pure Linen Coats for FifrY Cents,
and ull suit, Goats, Pants and Vesf, for One Do
lar and Fifty Cents. We defy all competition ct
ISAAC A. I9AACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Oelebrated
SEWING AACHLNEG
STORES AUT0MAT0N PRESSNAN,
Corner Of Union and Superior stresta
So LOOK orr FOR TIE GIARTa -
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OFFIcz oFIHl C0ssIsgtoSE8s OF IAE
SINKING EU n or rHs STATE y uiiAoi
q Columl u , July -, ISL no
IHEgTATE OF OUIODESIRES

v /" u ~ n
10 borrOs 0nh Miiiifn and Five hun ired
thousand Dollars, md - that sud The Commt.sion-
srs of ne linking Fund q the state np5er 10 Al
thodts ef an act Of the General Assembly, vii re-
i've sealed proposals. 81 tneir olice In the Ciy o.
Columbus, until y o'cO <, NJ, OF the % DAY o. Aa-
Street, An he City Of New York until Y Oe COX Nj
Of tbe 7ih day Of August rexts fr the pcrcna.e q
s. 500 900 Of the led and istgstsrsd det Of ne
8fatr, bearing iuteFtst from the nrst day Of August
l6i, at tue rate Of six per cent p.r alnaA1 Dils
viii he receirsd for eirhar of the oaiBg cla8les u
- Certificates rsdesnahle At the State Treasury
in the City Of Columbus. July lai IS ne 1S ne
irst dAy Of November in eaea year ~ the s'@''
Il. ssSiiacates redeemabls at the agency Of the
Siate IN the glty Of New ors a{ -, - H R il ~
terest payable semi -anauAly' ne - 80 ~ - ..5S
sfy ana the hrstda et jay u e-'H - =
ss6 -propoIsi mast state sistinsily seE ghieh o.
~ sfhar ShicA Is desired and the pree for ech oEe
hundred dollars o. each class pToposfd 2 oe sAeo
stoel lssifsd b The bidder, it shai BE- deemed 10
SSv-s baeT rsynhis whsre the bid = EacstEsde
EoeOnditisnsl bid or BID s''oiase IN its terms
PlV9eSI of he amoant Of the respective bIds 70
@ sssss 2 issi5 ssE s ss e s & s tSs
OF; sud Of III bids fUceiysd a Co mbus vi len
days after Ine A5eep tance Lnefeots y 49, ~
The proper Osrtihcsies Win te ready for DEL lFeIy
ceftfcates, pa able a. The STATE Treasury, viii %
11ed tn suSes e ,apf gpsasd ana tg9sr -, ~
tpssAfd--St be OPTION of the bidder. -,
1hs Certi6c.tes will be payable, uneondl to1e.ly,
July ], i6fs, aud are. by tbs act altn-rl4n8 ne
loan fxeInpfed from taxation By the Sale.
Proposals Gnrthe loan must e eneloseo - 2 eeal-
ei envglOp ami addressed to The Com miasio 1sts
n M sinking FUND - at columbus, O1ios er e 40.
| Is William Street, New York. and endorsed pro
po's1 - oi'' 4. W. TAYLBBs
Auoltur VI tate.
Ht A. p. RUSskLL.
aecretary of tsfr,
r. JAMES WuhkAI,
Attorney General,
,l.,.t..f,,.-u 4 ffe gi4F5nr Fund d the st te
| of0Sio- inlyzass4f
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| STRAYED-FaoM 116 YORK 81,
MORE TRANSFERS WANTED
For THE u. s. ARMY-EAsr.

Sober, industrious men, desiring 70 engage e
Teamsters in the U s Army, will apply ~ The Of
ice Of W !. Carey Co, No 81 to 81 River strss
CleYe and, Ohio.
None but those accustomed to drive and take care
OF horses, arc wanted
applicants will 30 more sure OF acceptance Whc
come prepared with Recommendations from thetl
respectable neighbors and friends.
PAX-s2O per month and Radon PER day
Ration Is equal to one Days provisions. Tbs
tsamster dads his own clothes and blanket. Nc
uniform is required
Ih9 next detachmsst vii start Rast on Tuesday,
Juiy sd, 1861, and others will follow from time &c
time. ... ". II. OAkhhs
iuiyl6Sw Cleveland, %.
I OST.-A NOTE, DRAWN AND EN-
A D sEsED BY :. Mann, dated Cleveland. Mareh
l4th. ls6l, E2i7 35-made payable to bis own Or
! Ger, at the Commercial Branch Bank, eight mofn.
sfter date. was mailed to New York on the Oh q
April Iast. and has not CONS to hand. The pubhc
are eauiionsd againss negotiating ths same: -, p
jy13 >. MAHn.
/ GITUATION WANTED-BY A
| ~ BOY about l6 YeaTs old. as Clerk in Store
Good r ferpnce given. Enquire A u Water rect Or
/ At this once. --s = .lHl 300 iyl3-3l5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Gs- Go to Willis's for your New Yorl
dailies, and you viii get them in advance Q
the mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

~ Refrigerators and water-coOlers, Of
ali the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit Jars and cans, at the stove and grats
emporiuH of ". L. MARVIN,
No. a, south-sids Public Square,
julylSf T y gIg Cleveland, 0.
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Boaardiag..

n0ARDTNG HO JUS E--T 3 Z
n HOUsE. NO x Public Square, and by the
it5pe Ghnrch,-one Of she Plsaaantest iooatlons In
Inc city-ha8 been tho[onen1iy fogaileal eno . hoy
ffsir avn rooms can De aecquanooAtod vita large
snd eonveHient room1 ana qeo-roo1l1i and single
5Sfions on reasonable terml. References given aud
rsauired. UelsR2dl s. ". BukRLTf.- :
DOARDING--GOOD BOARD &
u plsasant Rooms csn bs lad for ~ ulnele zen.
femon on gantemon aud their wives, q No. IS Sen
sora street, Harris Block. jell:kis
DOARDING.-THE HoUss FoRM-
KnLY known as 6tsWart's Boarding house No.
81 Public Square, ID now opened fr Bo1rda71- La1n.
iIies desirfng unfurniahod rooms can Be aeconmo-
dated With Parlofs treating the 1quana- Also, Dl9
Board on Faaaonable ssEmA a.,
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VARBON OLA PRIME ARTI-
OH JuIt received and for sale e lsa 4S 93S2Ti3 at
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Hr.,rL, P.si tp.-rhs teIIering rs..sl. pa...d DE-.

VEssELs PAS ED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the z2th:
Bound Up--PFopellers Mohawk, Omar Pasha, City
OF Madison brig Rober Hqllister; sehOOntrs Hano-
vr, Lewis Cass, Mansfield, Q. O, Tlowbrldse, B.
Parsons, Arrow, Hspla Leaf Hubbard, ). L, Noble,
r. b. Hubbard GaFibaldi, q. @. GrisWeld.
Bound Doiga-P PrUpellerg Kenosha, Acme, Racine,
Mem ota bark Great West NO, ] brig Young Amer
ica, O. B. Blair; schooners II. d. sibley, Empire
State, b. H Brown, A. Bronson, B =. D4vy, y. P
GoodelI, Gov. Hunt, Waurecan, Planet y. N. Peoki
A. g. Morey, kenOsha. t-
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CONCENTRATIONS.

From Board of Education, submitting the
following resolution:
ResolTed, That the Secretary be directed
to ask the Council TO allow the Board of Ed
ucation to expend q sum not to exceed $3.50
for the purchase Of the necessary furniture
for the West High School Committee on
Schools.
From Sheriff Crsw, that he has en- execu-
ton against the city amounting to $4l.l4
and requesting early payment. City Aud
itor.
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To grade and improve Prospect street be-
tween Ontario and Hudson streets. Passed
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AmFts.

MANHATTAN H0TEL--NOs.
i've SIS, and Murray street, ID door nom BroaG
ProprietorS M. Huggins, late e feafi SsIss Ss
Houss, B0ston. E.f Vlias. istS q LoTAoy's hcse
Ey-V"vS ~
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A number of claims were presented and
referred.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next, July
30th
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NJ a R N Il
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

Stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perk ms, Buffalo.
Brig Iroquies, Recker, Buffalo.
Schr. Palo Alto, 5lyfield, Detroit 100 n lumber.
Scow Ida and Mary, Bales, Port Barque, 90 tele-
graph poles.
Scow Ellen White, CaEsedy, Buffalo.
Scow Mary aud Lucy, Burke, Pigeon River, 100 It
lumber.
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July APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. s. q. CLARE

DIR. s. g. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Oau be consulted At tie following times and places
VIII bs at his Once, No. s! Garden street, Clev'
land, o., the Last week Of each and every mouth.
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Mrs. Wilmington is in Washington, and
her brother leaves here this morning to re-
turn with her, and to obtain the remains Of
Capt. wilmington and take thsm to jackson,
Michigan. -rgH
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CAPT. wITHINGTOx.--Capt. wilmington, Of
Co. D, Ist Michigan Regiment, killed at
Manassas, was well known 70 many Of our
citizens, and was relative of N. R. Keith,
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DR.. WALTON moved that duplicate copy
be signed by the Committee and forwarded
TO President Lincoln. Agreed to.
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NEW YORK aIARKKT-JuIJ ~


DRIED APPLRs-sAiO Of53 bbla at &c.
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Of hilc city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
Fare always as low as by any other
route
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG
III Tickets G0F Sale Mt all the Main
Ticket offices.
FIR FIGHT &

+ R +. G. III II S.
by this route, Frcighis OF all descriptions can be
for~srdsd from Fhsiadelphia, New York, Boston ar
BALTIMORE 10 or from ans point on the The Raroad d.
OF Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsyiyana Railroad also connects at Pitts.
burg With Steamers By which Goods be forw ard
cd To any point Oh The Ohio. Muskipgum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cum berland Illinois, Wisconsin, Nissis
sppi. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. and Red Rivers
and al Cleveland, saEdusky and Chicago vi th ste
ers 10 ALI ports IN the North Lakes.
Merchants and shppers entfusting the Transports
hon of their Freight To this Compan. rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates Ot Freight
To any point IN the Nsst by the Pebnss lyanin Rail
Road. are nj all times As FAVORABLE AS ARE
.CHAkGEu BY OTHER COMPANIES.
I n Be particular 10 mark packages, "viA PEsx.
K. .k."LII
Il. y. SsETpER, Philadelphia.
MAGkAw n kooNs. a. North St, Baltimore.
LxKcH a. Co., No. Astor House, or No. /. IS,
William street. n. X.
LEKcH z Co. No. II state street. Boston. !.
II. II. HOUSTON, Genn Freight Agi.. Philade lphia.
l.. l.. HOuFT. Gcn. Tick &C Ant Philadelphia.
ENoCH LEWIS, General sapt, Altoona, Pa.
aurgd
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l I1OSI-UfFICE DIRECTORY.



Eastern Mall arrives daily Sundays excepted via
Plymouth, al, o'clock. ,. m.
ST. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily CMondays
excepted AT 5,p. M.
Western Mail arrives daily tea@-yt sans.rsl ie
o'clock, m.
Burlington Mail arrives daily tess;s ssa 8
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive Iasy sa Ii.y
excepted Al SPIN.
Charleston Mail Ia tri-weekly) arrives ra,il5s.
Thursdays ard Saturdays, at I'm.
navenpor ard Rock Island Mall ltri-wetkly, arrives
Oh Taesdsys, Thur sdays and Saturday.. at a. m.
Closing of he MatIs.
Pastern Mail closes daily Except ssurdsy.) at sp.
81 Louis and soGthern Mail closes daily Mondays
srrersedlstsp. m.
darlington Mail closes daiy tencept sstardays1 AT
tr.m-
Western Mall closes daily leaccrt eAturasy.) At &
o'eIoek p.
csrha re aud Plymouth Nail close. daily Saturdays
eacerses1at sl,
davenport and Rock Island Mail tri~esAiy} closes
Mondays. " edn-sdsys and Priaays, At p
Charleston Mall ttri-sseEly) closes Mondsys, ed.
nrsdAgs and Fridays, al 6 an.
RI The Pest biEes sill b. of.sB kendsys from
etc 0 o'ciosk, A.n. ]. u. HOWELL, +. Nj.
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\ RRIvALs AND n DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS.
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
The 81. Louis Packet arrives daily. excert Monday,
al rIn 10 ioe'eloek and departs daily, exc.
sundays, ai d. m,
The Quincy Packet arrives daily, except Mondays,
ait 10 ociuck .. NJ and departs daily, except Sun
days, AT io.sSa.
The ksokuk and Alex aanafia Packet arrives daily,
except Sundays. st about III and p IA and de-
parts soon sfier each arrival.
The 9rthera Line Paeleis- during coed stage OF
waier, ieavo IT. Loalseyer, 1ue.dsy. Thursds. ard
1oamD1ay ssssisg, sHd arrive here about ~ hou RI
1IsE ~. tAsre Is generally an up or down boat
! sosssy Aay.
RAfLR0A b TRAINS.
Northern Train arrives daily al II ~ O'clock a. m.
i sadsp a.. and deI~rtS daily sts o'clock a. M and
930 p. m.
weAsern 1rAin arrives daily, except Snndays, Al
1e - And p M. and departs N rss O'Clock a.
m And 10 p.
Il A. iisnaiiton Depot, Trains the Wabash Valley
Rsilrpsa arrive daily, except Sundays. al socoek
m and d.rars daily, Sundays excepted, st 10 =
BIZ ssee r.Han~es with this city.
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I'M. i ger * Co.'S Gs xette.
which Is beautiful Pictorial P2rer entirely devoted
10 the subject.
IT WILL BE sENT GRATIS.

TsWe hsve made the above Reduction In Prices
viii the two iota view of benefitng the public and
ourselves. The rnthc have been swlndled by spu-
ri1us hines made In Imitation If ours The metal
in them fr te iron casting to the tece IL
of poor quality, The maker have NIT the
their work well. They hid away n secret places,
where II would be impossible 10 have at their com
mand the proper me ch aBicai appliances II II on ls
~ doing great Iasin.ss, snd having extensive
nscturtHr establishments. thst tod machines be
made ri moderate prices. The best designed
chimes BADLY MADE. always liable to grt out OF
order, and 10 cost considerable trouble and
nancy " keep them In repair.
The qualities 10 he looked for In Machine
rvrfatsfr Of rovrsr aees Of spsrttg
81 esssfrs fioA, greet ssvsbst sra rspsdE al
tes, rrfA fAs asf labor Machines 10 combine these
ssssnt sl qualities be made Of the bsr .<fai
saasAsa perfertsoa. We have the WAYS and means,
Oh grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers of machines. whose daily bread II
may concern I'LL find that those having the above
qualities not only work we'll al rapid rsH sSow
rates OF speed but In the fest poAsible
der. our machines. sApg Is, will FARM noKE
xosry With LABos, than any Others, neither IN
limitation "a ours nai. Ia fad, they cheaper
than any uthrr Machines "a gin.
UPLocai AKents Wanted.
4. n. SINGER CO.,
ass ErOadSa ny, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. DO Clark st.
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in kooLuk
septe--d
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L. the best Machine la the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price swih Henmerl AId beautifully ornamentsd $50
The Nos and Machines are of great capac ity and
application for manufacturing purposes
Our Nu.5 Machines are especisify adapted to all
Trim ming. Boot ard shoe Making, Harness Making:
etc. etc. They are Of extra sizc, with lun
enough 10 take under 1t and rtteh the largest sized
dashes- There Is scarcely any part ~ . Trimmer's
stitching thai be better done Ih then than by
hand So too, the saving of time and labor s very
great The table ~ these machines IL ~ inches lonE
and the shuttle Will hold six Times the usual quantity
OF th cad The large machines work ~ fest sna Il
ones.
We wonld ask Cor our LETTER A Machines the
special atfe ntionof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA :
kERs. and all those Who want Machines gor ight
manufacturing purposes. They emlody the principles
Of the standard machines max ing like thes1 The in
terpek ea stitch, and destined to be celebrated
for Fapfig sernc and slhf manufacturing purposes
our standard Machines are for nanufscturing pur-
poecs IN general.
Cstsea TArsaa sk isxi. speoIs, Bss scA.s3 Osi
bottles, sfe.
weinanufaetnre our own Needles and v oald y arm
all persons using machines Dot 10 buy others.
qsaits, tAsn ehorgr ter
The needles rcd BY manufactured especially
for machines. bad Needle map reaaer tAf
eAsHs aissss asssess-
ofsces furnished with the ''esnnine article
In OF small purchases, the oIey na1y be
In posis ge siamps, or bank notes.
II fGorrsspondeHis will plsase write their names
distinctly. IL 10 all i'm roriant that should in each
| know III. Poxt-oGlet, County and STATE.
Ii fAli persons requ Ing inform stien about Sew
Machines their sizes, prices. working capacities and
the best or purchasing. ohtain IL by send
ing Is ~, EBs OF oar hfaneb Drees, for copy Of
/ M. ger & o.'s Ga xette.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
h,tss AYERS e
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

the most edectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remed;als that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence & should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERrPrlvE
and SKIN DISEASES. 81. ANrHoSy's FIRE.
RosK. or ERrsrrELAs. PixPLEs. PrsrrLEs,
BLorcREs. BLAINs and BoiLs. TuxoRs. TETrER
and SALT RHEux. ScALD Head. RISGwoRN,
RHkunArIsx. SrrHiLrric and MERcuKIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEniLlTY. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VIVA
TED ON IxruRE BLoon. The popular b,..cs
in :" i".pmrisy Of the blood" is founded in truth
for scrOfula il a degeneration Of the blood. ihs
particular purpose and virtue Of TIN. Sarsapa-
Iilla is to purify and regcncrate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
INDEPENDENCE osKALoosA Kansas 4stesl


- constitutional disease. corruption OF the
blood, By which this auid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. il
pervsdes TIE whols body, and may burnt out
4 diseass On asy part of Il. No organ is free
ftom IL aaencka, nor = thezs enc which it may
not destroy. The scrofalous faint Is vaziously
caused BY mercurial disease, low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, 9Th
and flthy habits, IL depressing VICES. and.
above aH By the venefeal infection. What
ever be IL origin. it i Hereditary in The con-
stitution, descending " iron parents 70 childrea
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed.
viii visit the iniquitiss Of the fathers upon
theif children" ~
IT. e4ests commence BY deposition from The
blood Of corrupt or ulceTous matter, which. m
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, i termed
tnbsrcles; in he slands. swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
Euption, which gendrs in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, 80 that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power to with
stand The attacks of other diseases: conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature.
a1s sill rendered lital By this faint in the
systam. Most of tie consumpton which de-
eAnates tAe human fAmily has its origin directly
In this scTofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys, brain,
and. indeed, q n ths organ& arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their pessons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by il.
To cleanse il from the system we must renova;e
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
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