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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

The treaty for the Suppression of the
African Slave Trade, negotiated by Mr..
Seward, and unanimously approved by
the Senate, is in many respects one of
the most important acts which our
Government has ever performed
Abroad we have always been accus-
ed of hypocrisy in our course on
the Slave Trade. 1t has been said, that
while formally opposing it we have still
continued to throw obstacles in the
way of an efficient method of putting it
to an end. The principal difficulty has
been the right of search, and we have
repeatedly been in danger of war with
Great Britain on account of her exer-
else of this power. The advantage of
the present Treaty is that it defines and
settles, within specified limits, the Right
of search, so that England can hereaf-
ter have no cause even for suspicion,
that the United States are not as heart
lily in favor of suppressing the Slave
Trade as she is herself. Combined
with President Lincoln's emancipation
message and the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia, it will show
foreign nations that our National Gov.
ernmeut is decisively on the side o.
freedom, whatever may be the local in.
stitutions of some of the States. - Bos
ton Transcript.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08
Loss OF THE 9th OHIo.-The official

Loss OF THE 9th OHIo.-The official
report of the loss Of tho Oath Ohio at
the Battle of Pittsburg, is as follows.
KTLLED-Privates Charles F. Trow-
bridge, William Bailey, Antonio Schlei-
cher, John Sivers-4
WOUNDED Major Albert S Hall,
head; Capts Geo Arnold, Thos N Nc.
Clure; 1st Lieuts Paul Sphon, Lafa-
yette Foster; Sergeants Egbert Andrews.
David Thomas, John Volker, Frank NJ
Atkinson; Corporals Danforth, G Hen
menwny, Henry Carr, Charles B Davis,
Emmons T Gray, Danl Emeric, John
Welcomes, Jacob Stricken. Aristodes g
Geren Musician David r Norris; Pri.
Yates Palmer Whitney. John Coleman,
Edwin 9 Peck, Geo. T Thompson, Ep
onetus j Hoyt, Isaac Holman, August
Mclaughlin, Manson Kennedy, John
Q Wilson, Jerome Scott, Jas H Robin
son, Chas Selond, VIM BIilev, Alva
Cooper, VIM Fl Swanger, Jas Reynolds
Henry Sample, Benz Davidson, since
died, Andrew Charles, George Charles,
Simon Deggenger, Christian Krammer,
Andrew Hilbummer, Fredk Christen
Henry Cook, VIM H Miller, Patrick
Marahan, Bamhart Gadden, Chauncey
Trimble, Saml DeCamp, VIM Douglass
Mathew Campbell, Martin Fredrickson,
Thomas Stitchfeld, Joseph c Werner,
Joel II Rickle, Henry Feese, Paul Ha.
ger, Henry II Daumem, Eugene Sulli'
van, Hiram l. Dozer, Mcoael Cleak
ert, Geo Sparks, VIM H Clayton, Wu
Langan.
Missing Geo w Louks.
Killed, 4; wounded, 20; missing, l
Total, IS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

When Yorktown was captured, iu
1881, CORVALLIS pretended to be sick,
and deputed the sword-surren deriug
part of the business to Gen. OHara.-
Washington, on his part, assigned the
reception Of the weapon to Gen. Lin
coin. A Lincoln also has leading in :
terest in the second surrender, probably
soon 10 come Of,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08
Commodore Worden.

John L. Worden, the commander of
the Monitor, is a native of New York,
and entered the navy in 1884. Early
in April last he was sent as bearer Of
dispatches to Captain Adams, of the
Sabine, commanding the feet off Pen.
sacola, with notice that Fort Pickens
would be re.enforced by two companies
of artillery, and instructions to Captain
Adams and Col. Brown as to their con-
duct in case of an attack by rebels upon
the feet and fort. He went by the
land route, and on the way he destroyed
his dispatches. AS he anticipated, he
was arrested at Montgomery, and as no
papers were found .on his person, he
was allowed to pass. On his arrival
at Pensacola, he obtained a pass from
rebel Bragg, permitting him to carry q
verbal message from Secretary Cameron
to Capt. Adams. He went to him aud
repeated from memory his dispatches.
The fort was enforced, and on
Worden's return he was again arrested
at Montgomery and thrown into pris-
on. There was an intense excitement
against him, as rebel Bragg had COL
lected force of 1000 men aud intend
ed to attack Fort Pickens the very night
it was re-enforeed. Lieutenant Wor-
den was kept in confinement until the
middle of November last, when he was
exchanged and went to Fortress Mon
roe, where he Joined the Minnesota. -
He has recently been appointed to the
| command nf the Monifor and HE hril
liant conduct in the fight Of Sunday
shows that he is brave as well as com.
petsnt cOmmander.-TNew York Post.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

BIsHor BEDELL. Of Ohio has ap!
pointed three special prayers to be used ,
10 the Episcopal Churches Of the State g
during the progress Of the war, viE q
Collect of Thanksgiving after yictory,a
Prayer for those who are bersaved, aud
Bishop Mellvainss Prayer for our sol,
dierS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

THE 48TH OHIo.-We copy the fol-
lowing report Of losses in the Brigade
of Col. Buckland, to which the 48th
Ohio vas attached:
Col. Buckland deserves all that can
be said in his favor as truly brave
and courageous officer; never once seek
ing shelter, he seemed to defy the bull
let's of the enemy; his noble example on
the field to officers and men, have en-
deared him to his regiment and brig
ade.
Iappend the following statement Of
killed and wounded Of the regiments Of
this brigade:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08
4Otttv.
tFrom the Ohio Farmer

SPRING Is COMING
Gan you feel the murmuring thrill,
From the sunshine on the hill,
That with softly.wooing kIsaos,
Playing with their feathery tresses,
whispers through the woodland bowers,
ssspring IL coming with her flowers"
Sprins IL coming Can we sing,
Willis stern Sorrows broodiAg wing
Lowers above our homes to day,
From the STRIFE and bloody frayl
Smiling, greet these radiant hours1
'sprIng ls coming with her flowers"
Though the duSh Of victory
Makes tho heart beat high aud freei
Though we Joy to sec the right
Proving it, all-conqusring might;
saddenlng are these homes Of ours
Can we sing ofspring's fair aowcrs1
Aye, above tho buried slain,
Fallen like the summers rain
Those who nObly, proudly fell,
Freedom ringing slavery's knell-
Sing we for this land Of ours:
"spring Is coming with her flowers"
Homes we loved 50 well before,
Dearer now forevermorei
Men aud women nobiy made,
Az they fought, and toiled, and prayed;
Swell the prelude through the hours;
'spring ls coming with her flowers"
Fairsr, like glorious queen,
Shall our country yet be seon:
Purer through her purging strife;
Manlier with heroic life;
Thrice beloved land Of oursl
"spring is coming, with her flowers"
Aud our gush Of song shall be
Like the chorus Of the free.
while with grateful bursts Of praise,
Drowning these triumphant dsys,
We adore the Love that showers
JOY and hope through Springs glad hoursi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

Our Coneul at Genoa writes that more
than thousand Italians have applied
to him for places in the American army
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08
TO
Geographical Enigma.

tFor the News.
Geographical Enigma.
am composed = IA letters.
My I2stSeis Is tho capital OF one OF the Rebel
States.
Ny TlOlsa ans Il ono Of the Rebel States
MY 10 7 8 9 Is town In Ohio.
Ny SlsA5Ils an island ia the Mediterranean
BsA.
My9I1 Sc l isa country 10 Asia.
My9l57 ~ 10 city In Africa.
My whole is the name Of boy In IIillsboro.
M.R. D.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

CWe have been kindly furnished the
following letter for publication. 1t is
we'll written, and gives very clear and
intelligible account of what the writer
saw Of the great battle.-ED. NEWS
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08
Forth News.

Tho answer to Enigma in News Of April cath Isl Adam
FTelie johnson Tedrow.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

CHICAGO, April 28.--Pittsburg advi-
ces Sunday night, are that the roads are
improving, and preparations for the
coming battle progressing steadily
The pickets of the two armies are now
only two and half miles apart
There is much sickness among our
troops, the result of fatigue and ex-
posure in very great unhealthy eli
mate.
Refugees report Gen. Villipage still
in command at Fort Wright. lie has
a force of six or eight thousand mcn.-
Guns from Fort Randolph have been
taken there. Large numbers of negroes
are constantly at work strengthening
the Notifications.
There is a report here, which is deem.
ed reliable, that the rebel gunboat feet
is coming up the river to attack our
hotilla, and then make a bold stroke
the possession of the Mississippi
On the reception of this report, steam.
er was Immediately dispatched to Isl.
and No, 10 having on board guuners
sufficient to man the batteries there
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-08

Letter from Cary L. Nelson, of Capt.
Adams Co., e1st Ohio Regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
atcs OF Aavertising IN DaiIJ.

Legal asser. as-,,s= any e~Bss p~r sysa-s s-eA
LeeffIous
saf.sf4ftsfy arrangements made viih ihase VI
sssh - .fsrftIsa ~ tAe yesF. sifh The privilege -
eHaur-iar ~ pieasarr Yearly 1tFefttsrr-s Hq'4rfer
~ is eonlnsf strictly - tser reEsAf tusiness,
Al ~ I-fH 9ssfffsrig-
Aver. .sFIitHf ga tEH Htftttl N"t-@f ''tt.t" VII
- cis.fzesi tpo prices
A4gsr,.seusuis kep. eonaiantiy O. The inside.
ls,..1e. rasess pabnsssi ln ths loeai cogmfs. II
ten frss - nnfer aiiI - charged fr each Insertion
a.. n over tesi Ines. ten cert. per iiaf.
kfrrsfl..fne1fs sent fn for sprssetf time, VII
= ..eaffef tnrer months. uflfts ordered ooi
Afv alfsratleu ~ startling afterlsfmfri VII
sfa1.Iaf reuessl - The sane, uni"ss "@H.fNt-~
axres apeu - eontEAei.
Aunaalesng esu4i f. - ere of~ssry seseT, p
o. slI - caargei - % ioF each kfne N - ps'Y
49, g - a So y sd Ws~kiy. atedts - "a
taafe
So ~rslulfssls Advertisements whatever.
ta.1frss s.f - made Or Inserting N notices q
I'll ti1srs. safietira. cr Associations - isupNri
fr e4tf rotirs riot ercrefinE hnes y ffii's ter
q. Is I-..erfinn. afer eight lines at this rate.
tnaasla.a.r aesfhs eiih fuaefh notice 4ttaeteis
81. sIlhs4. Hatee free.
notice. ~ fe-fisais rffes asd fs1arsions, T7tien
Ea - isllitiaasis t-,fI tti1ua. - - thnrehc~
sf regular prices.
Ia.eai 4gsruseraent- iuser'sd Al he expense 81
Atiarnsy1 etlsaaE. al pesrrsp' Hsf 70 be aeiayss
80 ti- - = pfaeee1ls Ouf collects 'e a. ne usual
llae Fihlshef rsi seeeurfat e fx ths seenfaey %
e<sf ads-ffis.aentt eefaai the cunt shaf<eh iof
ths'f pas. asllr
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buy Tickets ria Puts.
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALI MAIN
OFFICES
FRElaHTs

fRki9HTS
~ this Re1ts FSctxkts q A. te<cTigsle<. eNa b.
erwArtei 49,, rfslste,rl-ss Sr- Yert. pn<-r- a.
Rairners. - ~ rest en ibe Railroads q 0hio
x~rfrrky l-6i ara. r'isos. wi-ccrsln fc~s cr Nls.
srars ~ kafiresa dirsrt-
TAs fs1s.sy.xsnia Rsiresd siso crnn-<1s a Pies
SnrzA VIA >sesrsers. y wtkk Gooss can - fpr-
vartfa - ary rsrf 81 - Ottn. Nnskirrurn Ken.
tsckY. .I~1l~-<~e Cs@s-erir azf. niinz-. kuss<,p<z
Nscorstn. ~ sscsert. ksrsas. Arkarsss end H. Es-
trss ket a Clfvtiksss. SAnlpsky sDa Ceicsro wftA
stsssrrrs - a. H1rts or the Narth- "a esferr IMkea
urrrfs srts 80 stfrT~rs s-srusarg ~ t-.-rro-fs-
60 r taeir Frs.ket - a. Cuupaty. e<r res ~ith
eaeftrrts 81 - srsfts irafsit
T14E RATES ~ FkE1sHT - az zalns = ~
w. hy - Hs-nsylvseis kxiircs4 AZ a. a. u1~s
=. fae-ssar a. css~ret - rtssr kzii-rst cur.
past~s-
- psgsz.iar = u.arf pseaA<~. -. Fssz-ra~asa.
H1nHn4f.s
= = sSERnRR Fkfl4feirkss
MAEAAW A NINo<4. - ~rTze a. Haltlrnafe.
lEECu a 90. ~e kesr He.s~ - " ~u-sk
Wtls1 -. tfw Irff.
tAkCu q 81. - ~tst- -. B~~trs.
n. n. Hul<Tu<. tsEzz~rai FFetskt 49,. Fkus-
HNorH iENle F<asrai ssrFt ki.,sa Fe-e
&. y. HoCff. oszers. s,ckrs sr-sa Fli.ssi,.Ais
eefteff
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Modern Consenienccs

)HoToGRArH ALBUMS an
Cas- Fsrsrss--s 80 sspgsy jsss r.z-is.s e
sUcKIrsHAh's boogsTOkx.
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MILITARY.


lNhL anlsss'gns3 has made all
srlrs ~ 80 80 l.kalszfftais sx9 n.zrfs.
~krA sre t4e slsrAsrre4 sos<less e. - kelrs =
osrs 80 Tfss.l. ssE,s>sH as>sfsz.. ,--s.s
uKxEr NV<enr~F
a.Enelf AitararT a. NsxissIst.
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a. II Il 7 X a G II

or pe f7F7Kky7H SExI- ANIMAL S7A7E-
kETT u 49, aonds1s0a of ~ HokE {NSC-
hANCE COMPANY, II ia dsfs % Aeso lorS.
o1 fAe Isl day ~ Jr.s0rp. lsai
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Ayers Ague Cure.
Fson THE spFlenr t,lfpr ny

FoR THE IKEDr CvRs or
tn'efmitient Fever. or rover snd Agae. Reaallie
.zfever, Chl Fever, l-isb que. Periodical foad
sche. of Mi'1ns ht tsdneao, go iAiiiens Pc.
ycfs, lrtect for tho Whole class 81 dir
csses of ignalnc ir t.l.-fy aefsnre-
nicuf, caused hy the NalAriso 4
hIss4aatic Coanfrle1
Ne enabled here 80 ofer th~ ccrasnunftr .
rcnflywt.ch. viaa Is sufss ne ahose coulpla,l %
VIE clftaiill. ID fuI perfectly harmless "a ar
clsnuty. Such remedy - iHsaioatle "a dIAfries .
whac iheso sfac,ips e.s,itef. prevail. tlds "cefp
c1nsis 81 l. nale poata e ietsr ani a lle from
tho fyfifm. and prevents $50 cetticpalsri 0i -
d-scsst ~ taien On thu rrtt aplcarh ~ lis pm
i.ory symrfons. d s lot enis sss. e.as-iy se
81 discovered fof tiis class Di cuTiaais hLi sfs
IA cloapc.i lae largu qealrJ w aun-ig O.
. Tar lIInrs Ithln 800 rct0n ~ fFeIs iHrIf. a. q
"a i1 as districts, ~ re fftrr ai tsne firsait.
oscr, asal f4esil haas t Eul u.. & freely both ~
t.fe asi rfei..tirr. great .riasiff - th.-
rerFdf etsr Oh sf ever sclterca sha elI.,
d, a. .,iiaIn tuiI p. il.ffmnicnis a fhff if ga
'nfn no oun'rf rr uiia rsi. -sartrts BE- ines,s
90 NJ ga aiIri other .slurioua eneoia vhffarNs
n4rn ihr oonsiiin'ian fsers cured t' i-fe ire q.
healthy ~ n ts is4 aHsef hai to d'sesae
fsssf i- hene ir nQi ni.ile che esaagga ef AZ.
minf.h f.ttf tHfffff ri az Iffl. hf.a
non i'a .Iat'f, anions which .fe
neuaieis r. -Ai-fi's. 6eut, iis.4s.us tfttUs.-
Tcefhachet Ealee hs & sttffni. Aafhut. rAt
tation. fsinlni Afact,on - ihe spleen. Hts
ieri's. .iAln ia iho hevels. Csil,.tafo9ss
AMI p-faas meat IS tls stcnlath.
All u which, when originating r M. ea,.e, pus IN
tn Intermittent we ga hefDnr pfrlfdf0ai 10 -
''Cuss sslei. the poison flan the 6la. atf -, .
scqofniiy cures them AL siik0. u d rn lnsauallI
protsetiou q luinigfania suI lefaunf ffsya.ll 81
ttuiasfarls fesiaIaE a. tha uaiaff0as districts n
t.teu ocefsienrilv ~ safls shiie s. s.. ffr ~
foel0n, that vii le skrlrled ffom ne s,r4ns. and
ca Haf accumulate in suileiant quanilfs a. i4i.i
iaic alsosFs Hence 81 i eftu aasfe sall.affs i.t
protefttn han Urr, sri fw vfii rtai runrr f1u.
lntsfnliirnis " fhf, avail fhfmasit.s ~ ihs r.
ctuan tlls fonfly afafda
go Prepared - Tn >. 4. AYFIt A Co
lowell. f..aal lUfIffs
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NORTH ,ru sr. ". q cnUacH:

HFv l. = DoSAf.-0T. Pasros
Class -.3A. -. =. - and = = =
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safifay who'll. - p =.
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ASSETS
Cash. Balance In Bank, IS. .soT 20
Bo-4ts and Mortgages being frr. Hen oa
Real ksate,, worth at least fl sc7 400 90 eo7 o3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
tnerket valUc n securities tl97 s1e BOZ la 500 90
hAnk stock Imarket vslue) ss.sIS %
value, ios.sus so
Brooklyn City water Bond. rc'sso 90
North Carolina State Roads lnsrks' vaA 1850 co
Missouri State Bonds (nsrket vslnel, liO0O ~
Real Estate. No. Wall street. ss,sos a.
vhich saa, ,aso u has since been reed. r,7os 81
Balance In hands OF Agents and In conrEs
oftransmission nom Agents. on lat OF
January Iof which tli.sss ID has since
Bills Receivable tfOr Premiums on In
land Risks. s4,ess 90
other Property. Miscellaneous items $500 90
Premiums due and uncOllecied on Poll
cies issued at ofhce, s.i9o Is
Total, tI,s6.tos 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PAKsEprss.
AT. wndMARTn. vrcs r~srpssr.
J. MILTON SMITH. sscHrrAH,
JOHN McdEK. A~'r sso'r
CHARLES CRUFT, Agent.
No. PHrESIx ROW,
">io'e uhAs hsufs, fkp.
Merchants insurance Co,
OF HARTFORD CONN.
=. TsosAs LornxrI- seo'y NasK How.sn. pre.',
CAPITAL, 10000
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. fsco 900
J. A. WALLACE. seo'y. Jks @ BotIss Pres't-
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
\ Il Agent for he above reliable and responsible
Cempsnies, am prepared 70 issue Fire Policies on
Dwelling Houses. Stores, wGesousea, Household
Furniture. Merchandise Ae., on the most favorable
terms. oGLossos literally sdiusfsd and prompt
~ paid JAMES n. TURNER Agent
Once ~ Turner A McKeen's Warehouse
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

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n1oDESITT'S BUILDI-IG
No. 6 WABASH STREET.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

RECEIVED THIS DAY, by Ex
~ press. Large and Choice - ~ iai'e.'
Misses and Chiidrsn's
WHITE eoroHrp HATS.
MEs N. a. WALTER
io7 NAin Street
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T.. =. DECK & go.

LcoB EsoLgs. Foars4s-
wn Ceas.r-rf - taaf = sarsrtsf srfieft 81
W4TEa ffopf OIL f..afkfrl ~susrtff 81 Fl
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a. aas g~ar n siFazze -
for tafee uceffAs. Ira a<Falce -.--. -
D<iesraffs - cry sabs1ibers n 10 cents pr "es<-
s-ag.s eoI@es. ; e~nis.
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@ rlrTa. nrr-rx<N sRIz Asp cHzn.T srExxzs.
KKV.C. ~. FlICH, REcTr
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Tea Dsily CosnedioRs from HarrsbueA 70
Bsiiiraore aad Waskinefsa.
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MEDiCaL.
scroruIa, or Kings Evil,

- 1so - s<bIfs
49,, So5s :, ,sS.l sisssss errsP.,sa = tse
al toor. Being IN thc circulatiun II perrstu. a..
whole eesy snd may eurst dl,~sse os ery pa.
= - No sTsan = iree fon iis ssiscks. q tksr~
efe which Il may nei destroy. T1e sosofnlous tsni
. FniClsiy Salset w ucrrsial disease low lir,rr
dsafjered 1rAoslthy feei inspure air. flfh a.
asal nA1ii, iae teffes.sg v.c's, snd, shove al ?,
hercaiiary in the constitution. de@oentinE roua t.-
rents % children unfe he thir sad fourth soneIs
1oi's indeed. "a seems q he tie red a. Hifn wtc
thcir children %
L. snesss commence ~ asg,.iacs fro-n ,lse b.s.
{, eeffaa, q uloeroas MATES, vhlch, No lsnsa
49, aia internal organs. "a termed trbcrcies. In
TIE sisnds. s0tirrs and IN tle surfaes er.pt,,.,s
cr sores Auis scll corrupias, ~Aieh rsnfrre il az.
ec. asrfcssce the suergies of ufs. ~ hat scro.o.
lo1. complaints. lli they have "a iess 49, a,
wstasiaui ,le sils.s cf s3her tisea.e.s cos~,<V.,
Il sasi u-rleers perish BY disorders whch sltk-rrh
80. ~fe'7'ans n fher ra.sis Ar ~, l-..Lered "a
ta.f 1a.rt Ia ihe system. kosi 81 ths ouu-
.rnirusn UlIrt caa lnstet ihe htnan faniiy uAf,it
ertrr t-o. 3 fkls sora.aioas eontsuinss
may destructive eiseAses Of he liver. IA
trar. arf. - -. q AZ re r~rtrr. arise hone
arc Aggravated ~ tAo same cause.
oue quarter q az 0gr people are -cfoncus. thoif
7ersela tfe ilsa4e - tsis luf zing irtsrtiou ant
Ter health T. undetermined ~ - To seSnae Il lrOu
tie Hstem we nlasi fsnosate The hood BY eliers-
i've mete.ne and invisorate Il ~ heslasy fesd ..a
eAoTsire. saoh medicine we supply IN
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
Tie most oaeesuA remedy which the medical sinl q
ouf tines car devise or ths excryuhets prevailing
ao fsiei raalssY. IL ccrh ned hm The uscst active
rencliais That hsve been discovered for The expur-
gauon 81 this oul disorder from the blooa ai1 he
rcerte ~ the SYSTEM from lts destructive co1s.-
cuelices hence it should employed fer The su-~
% he' only setofala, osi also those o'Asr Affections
rli a. arise from a. such
krupaye AMI SAln Diseases. SL Arthoay-. Hfe
Hoe, or krysipeiAs. liuplcs. fustuics Riogcl-
e., blAils aui boil,, fufnOrs. Teiter aud Salt
kheun. Said Head. kugworfn, Rhen-
ristsa, Syphiiifie ard ksrcuresi
fsrascs, propsy, D5sp.pta
Debility. and. Indeed. al
Complaints arisis -f~gns
ileased CT Impure
rtoct
The Tcprlar belief in 'inIsnlity 81 the hlootf' 4
foufAict u tfNih. iI HttNa dereuerat of tie
bleod. Tie particular purpose and virtne - il-
SarsAparia j. % pufiy asd r~geuer ~ this
ID without Which sc1rt health j. impossible iu casI
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