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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CCEE OF
costirencss. .iai0sdics. Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Dyscntery. FoW Stomach, E,ysipelos, Headache.
Pies, Rfeumatisn,, Eratptioas0nH Skin Diseases,
Lirer Complaint D'cpsy, 1e.teT, Taniors and
SAT- RhetD', Worms. Govt, Nes -aigia, a. q
Dinner PiR, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coatcd, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperiens in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Priss 25 cents per Boz; Five boxes for SIo0.
Greatnumbers of Ciergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent theft
names certify the unparalleled usefulness these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their
Do not be put of bv unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
wnt the best aid there is for the and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
SoLp #...
DAVID WALKER and G. l.. THOMPSON, and by all
Druggist. in Ottawa; FLEMING & Woodruff. Mar
.eiilvs; wholesale by .rf ,noas'oil
j. II. REED & Co.. Chicago.
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feeal Embellishments.
EXEC UTOR'S NOTICE.

- = y II . y y I y E
Estaie OF JoHS B. BAsr1Ex. deceased The I'M
dersigfed having been appointed Executors ofthe las.
Of s Sale ne g. B.sten. atesthe county
notice ,hat they will appear before i COUNTY Co.., oI
"a sae Couny 81 u. Court nouse in OTTAWA At the
% ON s.e third Monday in October Eext at
estate are notified and requested to attend for the Dur
pose OF having the same adjusted. All persons indrht
ed y aaid requested to AXE imm.d;,,. -
nsent TO the undersigned. ~ :.
Dated this fourth day Of August. A. D 1852
CHARLES BR1RNON
..t r-- -tg D0NAr iioLL1CKER.
AuR. eth. 1asz.-lw Eeec.sors
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SeMl.ANNUM sTATlM,NI NO 203
e.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$932,3O2.98. -

For details Of Investments, see small Cards and
Circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and sub
stsntial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to
WM. 8. EASTON, Agent.
~ Dwellings and Farm property insured for a
term Of Years at very low rates.
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REEneEp PRICES.
Fnstrlsciten la N u,fc.

Avs.er,p,lans, for ~tich he hik6sss market pyies
will be paid in cash, At the
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p.p 600,

FRENCH PRINTS 4 GINGHAMS.
SHIR;ING. SHEErlNG. LINENS
All :, the loves. possible prices.
ALIEN ANDEI;'S KIDS
Hn.iery G,7ves E,,rnnrai anil Brad ry'. &C ett4j,n
HOOP SKIRTS il large stock.
.yHI .;L.S.
A full a..orr-1.n, Of SI.WLs. CHENILLE Bio
cry. .TFILA, PACIFIC md IiATILroS, puUnLE
and INCL, q Lew and b-sIfGi patterns og lad ss-
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Which T. unusually fol- and roHtI..;e IN every de
partm-s and compress AL iif most popular styles
PRINTS. Shrvuys >hrfiays. U,,.ins, Stripes, Cict.
Linen sud Cotton Table pams-t Pillow Cs,e Coz
Russia Diaper. Crash. Canton f,DI-sl. Red ana II
Il same qliii'y cas' ~ bought or Ia ti,- We-
Cloths, Casstneres. Doeskins. Sleeps Gray, "a;
Cotton AIDES and Jeans. ., low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES. ... ...
Ladies' Cloth nd MOROCCO CASTERS. Bus...
Car $40. N..-s' Moroc Critters - Cal
Mems Call. Kip aad Cos pa: n"o'.. ica ~"
40 pair
CiUini.,u.
Men. coa;', Pants, 'es''. v -H'-'.h'' -
Drawers.
GnOCERIES
fill and cowfl-'e sssn~rl,"rt Of Sugars Teas, {.
l.e. spices, Moss.rs. IN S-~ YORK. Cei.brlres,
XXX syrup; white ~ Goldfish. Nack-rr Herring.
smoked and IN Plc-iv Dried Appl.- s6rd peaen--.
We shaii -ud-sv"r at all times To keep on hani such
a variety Dr. 5, Goods adapted u ;i- season
Of ,ur customer. CALL AND SEE Look a, our
soods-exaaiine aud price th-m-you will be always
politely, courteousy aud kindly treated, whether you
purchase not II our stock Is not a. large as YOU
desire, remember that IL ran be soon Incrcas-t with
New and Fashionable Goods IL you givs your pat
ronass. Our Store il light, airy and pleasant. No
should improper goods. let know it neiat.ly
and salts sctory adjustment ~iil be made. All that
Ottawa, April IL. 1861. Ea,,of cour, House
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SEWING MACHINES.
Tho Economy OF CsInw the Franklin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover AMI |
Paker stitch. which has taken the highest premium At
the Illinois Fair in September last, ~ the chi
ted Stare Pair. IN 2: Louis, in 1850. and at the prn
cipal Stat. Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave deciscn In favor OF this |
stitch Of its great strength and Adaptaton
&c all kinds Of family and manufacturing purpose.
The following table will show the Difference. In favor
Of eeving Machines the old method Of s:itring
by hand. In the working of ttese Machines there is
only great saving Of tabor aid time. besides add.
ing greatly ts the hsshfuines' Of the empovnlent.
ba, stitch IL much stronger, elastic and
much less liable rip ravsi than the stitch mad.
with hrttes and bobbiu-:
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s..... -Ss 49,, f., ESQ.
= O. Hesssas. Sss, Vim. 0ssan, Esq y seslss CO.
.sS.-- ~--ss - 6Bo. W. PIERCE,
sssB & Iss9. Fsss sa0s a. Gssrt Hossss.sap..gsa
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NO,tce To ssujl.sers,

Hh@ Notice to iSsUilssers.
"AVING RI. ioved my Marble Establishment a.. sey
i opposite the new Post once. on columbus sHee,,
the increased room enables me 10 furnish pul,osI Wiz
stone cut to order the shortest notice Al NJ s
a, A,rr. wing some the most experienced WORK.
men In the West can ensure entire Satisfaction. -
r. ~ large stock Of cut and roufn JoHes ana ot"er
hon =
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
III P.UHdtlphid-for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Dis
aud Especially Diseases of the Sexua. Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on sPERMATORRHEA or SEM.
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REM DIES employed in the
Dispensarv. sent in sealed letter envelopes, Tree Of
charge. Address
Dr. J. SKiLiIN HOUGHTON. Howard Asso'n.
No. Q South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa
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. .Aaministk.aors Noncs

E>fsTE OF WILLIAM Erwin, DEcgAsrp.
VHNiIE undersigned having been appointed adm nj
Il traitors Of the esfat- Of wiIiaua Erx H. late the
county NJ La Sale and State of Illinois. deceased
hereby rive notice shat they will app D., tore the
County Court o. La Sale County, Ihe Can't
In Ottawa. mt the September the tkir,I Mondny
ia September wh .ch lime all per aying
claims agsin-. said ate notified and suest-
10 attend Tor the purpr-e ~ Eav,x to- adjusted
All persons indebted To SAID estate req est-d
make immediate payment TO the un-r.is iet
Lated this 9ih day OF July. D. 1857.
ALT,iEA RHWiN fdninistr0f,-ir.
y. ". GATiiBUS. illuminated or.
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r ,Gir.IlGHT |. tfcfIr!. 80
IL A large Of KEkOSENE LAMPS snd OIL NJ
priess - nit d. stnOx fAEL.ald SEE. at
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IN B. DiL.ND L CO.'S sALERATUs for s.i- by
IL. iu.'e 5.2is-l NO. AGW.fB.CANPDEsi.
N B DE LANprA. co. s. FAMOUS ,sALERA1 Us
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feot estate.

WE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated on the Vesmiiion River II
miles south OF ottawa. containing l20 .cres Including
!" acres OF ZINE TIMER. The Improvements
sist OF small D~~iiing House. Grsnary and Stable
There 10 SEVER-PAlLISG SPi:iN'i within 20J wards
Of the house also Vel OF ST, Water not -ouali-d
tn The County THIS IA rm jnins the ri nber. where
there 10 one OF the best Stock Rarges in the county
IT onear mile from Alum Rock Post Office half
mile from tie District School HOUSE, miles frnm P-rm
RifHe Seminary. and half mile iron he
where these IS NINE FOOT VEIN or COAL; aud in
= good. pious n~ghb.riopd.
ar Tits Farm viii be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address VIZ. X. NILLIGAS.
jan II, 1859 Ottawa, II.
- TJCBAN >ANG.EE.
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands Bought and sold Commission. TAKE, pad,
Abstracts OF Title furnished Collections mad Invest
Elenis made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned Ottawa, August ;, lo5I.
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The News from Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 25.-The railroad from
Columbus, Ky, to this city is now in opera
ton, and in day or two there will be railroad
communication to Corinth, and from there to
Huntsville, Ala. Enough rolling stock has
been secured to commence operations with.
Over fifteen hundred persons have taken
the oath of allegiance since the occupation of
the place.
All is quiet at Corinth. That point will be
be garrisoned by two divisions, and it is re-
ported that Gen. Halleck will return to st.
Louis very soon. Gen. Lew Wallace and
staff left here yesterday for their homes.
Gen. McClernand is still at jackson, Tenn.
fleet of steamers with supplies for Gen.
Curtis army has arrived and will be escorted
up White river by strong guard.
Mayor Parks, and aldermen Robinson, Tel
grace, and Hurlburt have taken the oath of
allegiance, but the remainder of the board
hang back.
Our troops have visited Moultre county,
Miss. Gen. Bragg was to take command of
the rebels at Vicksburg on the 10Th. Our
Gen. Schuyler Hamilton has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health, and will be succeeded by
Gen. Rosencrans. 1t is reported that there
are twenty three thousand troops at Vicksburg
under Bragg and Pillow.
The Grenada Appeal says that Vicksburg
will be held at all sacrifices, and that all nom
combatants have been sent away The
Vicksburg Citizen says the rebel force at
Tupello has been greatly increased, and their
camps much improved The Citizen publish
es a letter from the lieutenant commanding
the gunboat Winona, to the authorities of
Rodney, warning them if the federal
transports are fired upon from the
rebel batteries erected at or near that
point, the same punishment will be visited
upon the town which the city of Grand Gulf
received, to which Gen. Lowell replied that
his batteries are located at the best points and
that he shall fire when he pleases.
1t is now stated that Gen. Rosecrans takes
command of Gen. Popes command instead of
Gen. Hamlton's division.
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From the PACIFIC Coast.

SAN FRANcIsoo, June 22.-The Union
convention called by the republican state cen
trail committee met at Sacramento on the
I7th. and nominated John SWEET of San Fran
cisco as candidate for superintendent of pub
lie instruction. No other state officers are to
be elected this year, The interest centers in
the choice of members of the legislature
which will elect the U. S, senator. The
Union democrats will nominate their candidate
by the state central committee. They will
make vigorous efforts to secure the control Of
the next legislature. The Breckenridge dem
ocrats propose to abandon their organization.
Oregon dates are to the 18th. There had
been another great fresbet doing serious dam
age to the valley portions of the state. The
business portion of Portland was inundated.
Crowds Of miners had commenced returning
from Salmer river, the miners representing
that that district is OF limited extent and over
crowded The total number of men who
emigrated from from California to Oregon and
British Columbia since the year commenced
is estimated at 10000.
SAN Francisco, June 23.-Sailed, the U
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PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At the third day s
racing, to-day, there were between 5000 and
1000 spectators. The weather was beautiful,
and the track, considering the late heavy rains,
in good condition. The first race was sin
gle dash of one mile, and was won by John
Hunters Miss Jessie, beating Lexington, Til
ley, and Aerolite halt length, in one minute
forty-six seconds and quarter. In the race
for the $500 purse, mile heats, the first heat
was won by DR.. Weldon's Hillsborough, and
the second, third, and fourth heats, by ]. w.
Clay's Wagram. Pope, Swigart, and Cyclone
also ran. Time Lac, 1.47 ga, 1.49 IA, 1.50.
Tomorrow finishes the meeting. The three
mile heat race and the ladies' gift race will be
contested
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New YORK, June 27.COrrON firmer; sales 1900 bales
at 37} for mdaling uplands.
FLOUR-Saes 1900 bbls: state and western Sc bet
ter; superfne state IS a 450 extra IL a 4s5;
round hop OHIO $40 q go; supelne western 4,35 a
4,5O; common to COED extra western 20 1885, southern
rncr sales $500 bbs; mixed to good $500 q IS fancy
$50 q 75 Canada SC betteer; sales 1900 bbls extra
Az a $40
Wheat q &c better; sales 800 bush; Chicago spring
lOI q l09; Milwaukee ub 05 q LIZ; amber Iowa and
Wisconsin LIB GLIB; winter red III a y;
white Indiana S2 q LIS; winter red Illinois l,l6 for
com on; amber Michigan LA Tor common. Corn lie
higher sales O7OOO bush; old mixed 81 a 55c
tornew49 @ 52; unsound Go at 43 @ 4Sc; yellow western
5Sc oats unchanged.
Beef dula; loo bbls. Pork rmer sales l450 bbls
Sll q ll,25 prime $3.50 a 49, western pine
s 0.75 D IL. Cut meats active; sales SIS
pkgs. Bacon sizes active sges $50 boxes sic.
Lard frmer sales 1913 bills at 7s q SIC. whiskey
heavy and drooping les 450 bols at 273 % 2sc Rice
sales 100 hhds; New leans u q So; Muscovado 6s q
32T boxes Havana at &c. Coffee quiet and uuminalIy
unchanged. Molasses seadv Porto Rico 70 hhds at 33c;
by auction, 50 hhds at 33 q 353c Muscovado, 95 hhds
at 26 a 25c.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-Information from
the Shenandoah valley, received from other
than official sources, leads to the belief that
JacksOn's troops have not in force returned
from the point atwhich they were last seen by
our troops. Speculations concerning him are
various. Among them is one that he is re-
pairing damages and preparing to secure
the wheat and rye crop of the valley,
which is represented to be good. The reports
that abound, that the enemy is occupying the
country between Manassas and STasburg, in
any force, are untrue. There may, however,
be rebel pickets at the settlement, heretofore
temporarily occupied by our troops.
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xxxvHHth Congress, First Session.
WASHINGTON, June 81.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 81.
SENATE.
The bill passed authorizing the superinten-
dent of public printing to print and sell, for
the cost of the copies, the public documents
ordered by the departments. j.
The resolution passed calling on the presi-
dent for the report of Joseph Holt and Robert
Dale Owen, if not incompatible with the pub
lie service.
The bill to prevent members Of congress
from taking any consideration for procuring
any office from government came up. The
bill provides that any member of congress or
officer of government committing such of
fence, be liable to indictment for mfsdemeanor
and if convicted, suffer fine not exceeding
$4,000, and imprisonment not exceeding two
years, and be afterwards disqualified from
holding office under the United States, such
contracts to be void at the option Of the presi-
dent. The bill was amended so as also to APP
ply to those who, for any reward, compensa-
ton, or consideration, give any contract, Of
fee, or place, and passed.
A committee of conference on the bill for
the reorganization of the navy department
was agreed to.
The confscation bill came up, and Mr..
CowAN made speech at length against it.
Mr.. SUMNER made speech in favor of the
honse bills, contending that they are entirely
free from all constitutional objections.
After long discussion the senate adj
journed.
HOUSE.
The house resumed the consideration of the
bill providing for an indemnity for the losses
of property of loyal citizens by the troops of
the United States. Mr.. NOEL spoke in its
favor.
NJ To
trust funds for Indian tribes invested by gov
eminent in state bonds distracted from the
interior department. 1t provides that govern
ment shall credit the Indians with the
amount originally invested for them in the
bonds, and for the payment of interest hereaf-
ter at five per cent.
Mr.. WARDineffectually sought to amend the
tariff bill by reducing the duty on de LANES
10 ner centum and to reduce the proposed
duties on all manufactures of cotton, &c.
Mr.. MALLORY offered an amendment that
all hemp or preparations of hemp for use in
the navy shall be of American manufacture;
adopted with the proviso, eff the article can
be obtained of as good quality and at as low
price"
Among the amendments adopted for duty
were four cents per pound on acorns, dande-
lion root, and all other articles used as a sub
stitute for coffee. The tonnage duty is to
take effect on the LIST of January next. All
the dutiable sections of the bill were acted
upon, leaving only the last two sections for
future consideration, and the committee rose.
A resolution was adopted for the arrest of
Michael C. Murphy of New York, to be
brought hither to answer to the house for con-
tempt in refusing to appear before the Judicial
nv committee in The case Of Benjamin Wood.
Adjourned to Monday.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 27th.-It is reported
that the president has accepted Gen. omeluS
resignation.
The treaty made through minister Corwin,
Ioaning Sll 100000 to Mexico, has, 1t is I'M
derstood, been sent into the senate by the
president. The delay in the presentation of
this treaty has, it is thought, been owing to
the reluctance of the president to submit
project so directly at variance with the recent
action of the senate upon the subject OF Mex
lean affairs, while at the same time ne has not
felt willing to withhold it from their action,
should a disposition now exist to change our
line of policy and take a direct part IN the
affairs of Mexico, to winch TINS treaty. ac-
cording to report, would commit us
After the adjournment OF the mouse to-uay'
the following notice was read from the speaA-
er's desk:-A meeting OF the cohserNatl'e
members, who are in favor OF prosecuuils 'ne
war for the Union, and in favor of maintain
ing the constitutions and opposed to the sedl-
tious and destructive schemes OF the aDoh-
tionists. is called to meet in the hall OF the
house of representatives, to-morro" \0"'ui-
day., at l o'clock p. NJ.
BY order of the committee.
MIR. Fessenden, toward the close OF the pro-
ceedings in the senate, to-day, urged prompt
action upon the measures pending and stated
that if this course should not be pursued, that
the body might be left without quorum lie
mentioned in this connection that senators
were already leaving the city, and that one
from California and another from Minnesota,
had departed. He alluded to senators Latham
and Rice Senator Lane of Kansas remarked
that he too was DESTROYS of an early return to
that state, but would remain to vote on the
confscation bill, which is now before that
body.
In the house, the number necessary to con-
stitute quorum is obtained without regard to
the non-represented states; in the senate a
states Is necessary for that purpose, in other
words thirty five members. The entire mum
her of elected senators on the roll of that
body is forty-nine, including the name OF An"
drew johnson of Tennessee.
Parson Brownlow was among visitors to
congress to-day.
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Official War Gazette-Order Relieving
Gen. Fremont from Command.


WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, June 81,
l862.-Major General John c. Fremont hav
ing requested to be relieved from the com
mand of the first army corps of the army of
Virginia, because, as he says, the position as
signed him by the appointment of Major Cen
eral Pope as commander-in-chiefo of the army
of Virginia, is subordinate and inferior to
those heretofore held by him, and to remain
in the subordinate command now assigned
him would, as he says, largely reduce his rank
and consideration in the service It'll ordered
that Major General John c. Fremont be re-
lieved from command; and second, that Brig
adler General Rufus King be and he is hereby
assigned to the command of the first army
corps of the army of Virginia, in place OF
Gen. Fremont, relieved. BY order OF the
president. EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Items,

New York, June 27.-The negro Haw-
kins was executed to-day for the murder of
Capt. Adams of ship Lammergier.
The schooner Harvest, of Norwich, struck
Steep Rock this afternoon in Hell Gate and
sunk. Crew saved.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Balmore & Weber,
extensive music dealers and publishers, were
arrested to-day by order of the provost mar
shall and committed to the military prison, and
their establishment closed, for selling secesh
music
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New YORK, June 27-SroCKS are lower, with mod
crate butiness; Chicago and Rock Island $50 Little Mi
ami l06 Milwaukee ami Prairie du Chien 35f Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 49, Cleveland and Toledo AZ
Galena and Chicago II; Cleveland and Pittsburg 25s
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati l262; An.erc n
told OA3; Pacific Mail ll63; Centrai9 Erie S6i;
Hudson Al; Michigan southern guantied 622 skies
81 registered l02H; California Seves 81.
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Quiet in Every Direction.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-As far as heard
from to-day at the war department, ''all was
quiet in every direction"
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S. steamer Wyoming for Manila, and the
steamer Golden Age for Panama carrying ITO
Messengers and $420,000 in treasure for New
York and SOC, 900 for England.
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KENNEOY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public Is called to this most ex-
celent Of all Lnments perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir TO.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnaton Of the
fluids arising from checked perspiraton-s cureu ny
few bottles VI KEsEEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
NEURALGIA-the king Of all pair, IS caus i s ~
an Inflammation Cf the ncrVcs-is Instantly cuteu Y
few applications Of KESEEDY's RHEUMATIC LiAiAhHt
SPRsINs are caused BY oyer-eSl ~ a hat =
sudden action Of the musces-lA cuIeu W ,ond
ties Of KEEHEDY's RHEUMATIC LIMAhM -0qD' So
PLEURIsY Is an ndammation Of t9e llni \. 30 o.
the ribs-ls cured by few bottles OF hhSNSDi
AAplu ara caused by sudden pressure Of the
aesh and smashing Of ne t iss,,y, 'g ''
Ia, KENgEpY's RHEUMATIC LiNihhhr. .,.. a A.
n r. Il a contraction Of the muscles chuseu ny
sndden stoppaqe Of the nervous nuiu Wmsn prevents
lai ~ S,iy1g free fowl cured by few appllca
lions Of KEHREDY's RHEl MAIlc liNlhENI. / a., a.,
WI" y IOIJs COLO is caused BY neuralgia In the
s,os,aeh hnd bowels-ta teaspOoniul Of kEskEDrs
RHEtMATic LIEIMEsT In warm water every half hour
un NIL, gaIso THROAT AND HOARsEN Ess
are caused By unnatural dryness OF the glandswet
apply on going to bed, and you will be wellin the
nWEXDACHE AND THRORBING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insensihle
persplraton-is cured by few applications Of KENNE.
pY's RHEUMATIC LNIMENr.
WEA * Hsas OF THE BACK Follow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle.
II Is good for fOOlhaehe, EArache, Sweled Face and
inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
q full supply for the winter.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Mass rricS so cents; sold by DAVID SCOTT, SSE0'
McC0EYlLLE, W. II. GoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.