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II EIGHTON HOUSE,
JsAnssn and TAirA streets.
.K10xux, IOWA

The subscriber having ~ased this capacions
vsuent HOTEL respectfully inforns he pubic thss b
10 prepared 70 entertain lhe citizens Of and
alerA mar lia, In manner which be tsuas III %
satisfactory TO eli Who may patroaise him.
The construction u The uouse and IL locstiou are
- -vAriy adapted 10 The sce1a medallion Of perpouo
vho Nay visit Ke0k Gk on busness.
If.u ch experiences In hotel espipe siscere deter
minstiou . scccnD0date. and nable charges are
indnc.m.n, for patronage OF This estsblfshment 81
thsse. the rub '1 may b fully assnred
GEORGE r. WlGGINs.
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Fl. Monroe, May 8.

At Ii o'clock the steamer Naugatuck
was obssrved raising steam. About IL
o'clock, she moved ont by the side Of the
Monitor, which also cleared her deck for
action, taking down her awning, and
stood forth in full fighting trim.
l.30:-The gun boat Dacotah has Just
moved up in line Of battle, together with
the sloop of war Seminole and San Jacinto;
the Gag ship Minnesota was also under
steam.
II o'clock:--The Nangatuck has NOV
ed up toward Elisabeth river followed BY
the Monitor and Dacotah in line Of bat
tie. The San Jacinto follows slowly.
Heavy firing can still be heard in the
direction Of James river. where you have
already been informed BY telegraph.
The Galena and other boats have gone.
The Susquhannah has just gone up. In
the meantime the Dacotah, Monitor and
Naugatnck had reached the channel and
taken = position of Sewalls Point, and
the Dacotah fired shot to~ards Crnney
Island A second shot from ihs Dacotah
struck the bearh At Sewalps Point.
l230:-The Susquehanna moves up
and takes the lead Ut the San Jacinto and
6cminoie. No answer from either Of the
rebel forts and the Dacotah and Seminole
are stsaming in Elizabeth riser. The
Naugatuck is lying of Towards the mouth
Of the James river; presently the Daco
tab and Monitor approach Craney Island
and Sewalls Point--the Dacotah fires
every few minutes alternately At Sewali's
Point and Craney Island the enemy
making no reply although the balls reach
ed their des ination. The Monitor is TAX
ing the lead-in the meantime the Semi
mole and Susquehannah open on Sewall's
Point, and two shots are fred from the
Point, the latter falling short of the
N nitor, which is now Z mile above the
other vessels.
l2.40:-The rebels are firing rapidly
from Sewall's Point, principally At the
Monitor, while succession Of smells are
being poured upon the enemy from the
Susquehannah, Dacotah, Seminole and
San Jacinte, broadside after broadside;
the Rip Raps, also, threw occasional shells
into eewaii'H Point.
l9.5O:-The Susquehannah, Dacotah,
San Jacinto and Seminole are pouring
shells, and the Monitor threw her frst
two shells full mile and . half from the
Point
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: FROM FORT MONROE.
Fl Manroe. Mar 6

Shortly before noon to-day the Mont
tor, Naugatuck, Susquehanna, Mole, Da-
cotah and San Jacinto, in the order 10
which they are named, steamed up to-
wards Sewsll's Point, Capt. Gardner Of
The Snsquehanna In command Of the az
petition. As soon n within range, Ere
was opened with shot and shell against
Sewall's Point. Most of the shots were
good ones. n WAS nearly half an Hour
before reply was made from the Point.
The Rip Raps next opened Ere. and then
the Naugatuck, for the first time. Ssv-
eral shots were fred from the single gun
on the extremity Of the point. when one
from the Monitor struck in the vicinity,
doubles disabling til. gun, = it ~ nos
been fred since. The position OF the
Monitor was far 10 advance of the rsst Of
the heet, aad she continued in motion till
within mile or two Of the Point. when
considerable execution must have been
done BY her accurate firing The Nauga-
tuck kept in the back ground, the range
OF her PARROT gun enabling her to do 30.
sewalPs point battery replied briskly; the
Rip Raps fired occasionally. A continual
hire was kept up from the gunboats. On
account Of the distance no details can be
given. Nothing occurred till 2 o'clock,
whom the firing Vas very feeble from the
Point. The Monitor about this time 70
turned from her advaoced position and
Joined the deet At about 2:15 ! very
dense black smoke arose rapidly from the
Point, caused probably BY the burning Of
the rebel barracks and other buildings. At
about half past two o'clock, the Merrimac
made her appearance, when the fact re.
turned. with the exception Of the Noni.
tor. The Aerrimac isstill Is o'clock %
the Point. The Monitor is ready 10 It.
tack her. The Seminole has returned 70
the lower Roads.
There Is no prospect Of Eight at pres
ent. 1t is now $50, and the Monitor has
returned. The Merrimac il in the same
positions II
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Deaths IN General military Hsspisal
May s, Jas. b. Jones. Go. E, 9th jill. -
~ AJesse Randall, q B, 18th IN Cav.
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PAY DAr.-Let all those who pay the
Carrier remember that this il payday,
and he will call IS usual, confidently ex-
pecting to find the quarters that are due
him for his prompt and arduous labors.
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1Saulsbury, Of Delaware. proclaims
his belief that by the year 1870 all the
free negroes OF the United States will b.
reduced to slavery in the progress Of the
pro-slavery reaction already commenced
by the V.llandigham Democracy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
The Senate sitii Discussing the
Negro Question.

The Senate spent -four or five hours in
debating tho bill for employing negroes
in military service.
Mr.. Browning of Illinois, opposed the
feature Of the bill giving freedom 10 the
slaves employed, and compcnsating 10y
al owners for thom, declaring II to be un-
constitutional He made terribly long
aud prosy speech. Mr.. Wilson of Mass,
finally lost patience, aud declared that
Browning had been consuming the time
Of the Senate by repeating the common
est expressions aud oldest opinions over
aud over, aud over again hundred aud
fifty times in the course of a single
speech; whercupon Browning got mad
declined TO be lecturcd by Wilson, aud
in,imatcd that he would speak as often
and as long as he pleased.
During the course of his speech, Lane
of Kansas asked him whether, liza reso.
luton was proposed directing the Prcsi.
dent 10 issue proclamation warning the
rebels 10 lay down their arms, aud f they
failed u do Il in sixty days, freeing then
slaves he was convinced that such o
course would Mt once end the rebellion, 4
he would vote for the rcsolutinn.
Browning replied very cmphotically
that he would not, even il he stood in the
negative against the whole Senate.
A voto was taken and the bill will
come up ngan tomorrow w,--,- Wash,
Speetai ia.
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From lIemphis nmd Vicssburg

MLMlillHs JUN "
Dates from Vieksburg of the 7th state
hut the rebels had recently made at
templs TO strengthen their eHrthworks on
the blu9, but were driven away by shells
nom our mortars.
Most Of the houses in the city have
been riddled by shell.
Squads of rebels occasionally appear
on the upper battery in front oft city,
but leave as the guns Of the feet are
drought 10 bear on them
Business in this city continues 10 re-
vive. Northern merchants with new
s.eoks Of goods are opening their stores,
which are patronized,heely.
Mails are sent North daily, but are re-
ecived irregularly owing to delay at Cal
10. Six thousand letters were sent North
on Monday.
Several secession sympatl,izers, arrest
cd, passed South yesterday.
A negro was arrested yesterday with .
hrg, mail from persons in the rebel army
to friends here.
The Provost Marshal has issued an or
der prohibiting persons crossing the river
at this point under penalty of arrest
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The Democratic convention

tFrpm lhr Cncinnnh rime,,l
We give to-day full report ofthe pro.
cecdings ofthc Democratic State Con.
vention, held at Columbus ycstorday.-
We approhend that few loyal men will
read these proceedings with pleasure. II
wcs APPARENT that Il was a strained effort
on the part OF Southern sympathizsrs, 10
assume loyal appearance.
While the immense platform and the
address TO the people OF Ohio possess no.
thing Objectionable, sentiments were Ut
tered by the speakers, aud responded TO
more or less by the delegates, which de-
vclop hearty sympathy for the men who
instituted the rebellion, and arc the cuusc
of the war.
The lion Of the Convention was Val
landgham, who isupon the record as OPP
posing officially aud personally all efforts
tJcrush the rebellion. The President
was gam Mcdary, who has as yet failed
to discover that the rebellion was COM
monccd by Southern politicians, aud
whose mind, poisoned by half century
of constant Office holding, is all vinegar
for tho "Abolitonist,n aud sugar Tor
the Sccessionist. and 80 all down tho
list.
Some good and true mcn were thcrc,
but they mt up with tho hope Of plac.
ing the Democratic party ON sound,
loyal basis, and they must SEQ the fail
urc.
II Is no timo now TO muco words. -
Things must be called by their right
names. Taking the action oc that Com
vention, the spirit of is oratious, &c, it
has no claim to that once proud word
Democratic.
The men.who dictated the proceedings
aud arranged the plan OF operations are
Secession sympathizcrs. This il so appn-
rent that no intelligent Democrat who
wishes to do right, aud to sustain the Re.
public against all foes, can be deceive
ed.
No man who sustains that Convention,
aud follows in the lold of Vallandighnm,
Can CO mplain if he is termed Secession
synpathzor.
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The Wheat Harvest

From Control and Southern Ohio, In.
diana aud Illinois, the accounts of the
wheat harvest ere all that could be desr-
ed.
The crop is excellent in quantity aud
quality, and in the vicinity OF the Ohio
rivor il has been secured in good order
No injury from insect or rust iscomploin-
ed OF Farther north the wheat promises
well.
Last year we shipped enormous quaint.
ties of bread stuas TO the Old World, and
il is Fortunate for the West that the dc.
mand from Europe continues,
We shrll soon have another vast grain
crop to market, and il 10 now beginning
to be tolcrably clear that the English
crops will again be poor.
Under the assurance that the Amcri-
can grnnaries will be unfniling, the
English take no further thought about the
odd corners of the earth where they used
Go be in tho habit Of gathering up their
supplies.
The rebel States, until the war, were
heavy consumers of western produce, and
must ere long become so again. The
great army in the field must also he fed
and grain growers may expect far prices
for their big crop of 1861.
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GRAEEENBERG
FAMlLY MEptetMEs.

/ Are prepared Under me immediae supsrvision ofa
skfu Physieian and thsy may be relied upon In all
cuse1
The Intelligence Of the community Is nott bv
the OIL OF single medicine which claims cure At
ptsg AsEs, but the Cfricnbetr Remedies consists Of
eleven Hereu inedieines, MI uneqrsled ~ The cure
ofhe diseases for which they are recommended,
among witch msy be selected appropriate to any
ofthe diseases ineidentto this cohniy and climate.
/ t.Y~TnE GR.EFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
sre better Than any other Kind Pills in the world
Price IS cents.
! tS-GREFEHBERG UTERINE CATHoLiCON
!. az infahble remedy for All Female diseasesPrice
si,50.
sV-TuE UTERINE cATHoLIcoN win also
cure Gravel diseases Of The kdneysj ufinay dficul.
ties In males.
tg-TnE GRRFENBERG sARsAPARrIris is h,
fatihe most powerful and eaicaeious compound in use
-Prcs 81.
tv-TnE GR.rFENBERG DysENTERY sYR.
W . ceraia aud quick remedy all diseases OF
me bo~es-prco 50 cents.
tF-THE CREFBNBERG PILE REMEDY ncv
to permanently relieve This distressing disease
-rncc si.
tY-TuG GREFENBERG cnILDREN's PAN,
AChA is an invaluable compound in all diseases Incl.
dent 10 children.
tv-rnE GR.EFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
RLNEblis soycreign specific for this particular
disease--Price 50 cents.
tY-TnE GREFEvnERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
olNfMENt excel. all other sayes IN its curative ef
tecis-irice a5 cents.
tg-THE GREFENBERG CoNsuMPTIvE's
BALM affords the most aston thinr eirf in a pnlmo.
nary coWplaiuts-ltico 81 boitie. tU- An eminent
Phtsciun Of New Ntrk, states that he has known the
6trienhirg COnsrmniives BALM used with gtsnt sue.
cess w Dfor'y. Outown experience suBstantiates h
. ststement).
tg-TiiE GRHFENBERg HEALTH BfrTERs
are The mosi pleasant aud delightful Dnie ever pfepat
ed-Pricc 23 cents.
sgTnE GREFENBERG rye ORION :, Nm.
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Why Is Iu

Why is il thai 'hc vallandigham Dem
ccracy of the North are SO bitterly oppos-
ed TO the confsen,ion OF the slaves OF
rcbslss The rebels may and do use them
for the purpose OF building Qualifications
and to shoot down any Of our Union sol
diera who may wander within reach OF
opsir guns, but whsn any attempt is made
W deprive their ownera of their services
and use them In the cause OF the Union,
great hue aud cry Of "Abolltion" is
raised, and the rebels are still
nllowcd 70 use their bone
and sincw for the purpose Of oyer
throwing the very Government which
Drotects them In their sriQhtsrr
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tV-'rhs above nsmed Ladies we are personally nc
anunini-d With, aud know that sever Il ycars while
We lived In Medina, they were great sufferers Miss
has been 80 badly afflicted that Il was with difficulty
she was able 10 stand upon her feet few BEETLES Of
Catioliuun entirely cured her Of her connlaipt NV
wife received great benefit from this medicine We
recommend II to tho Ladies' of this County as safe
and efficient remedy for the many complaint. they are
'nbicrttO.r
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II u kiNgsLE -Dearsir. Wefeelit a duty We
owe 10 the publr, ia state tnat Natsh-rs Caholicon
" medicine Invaluable tor cDnpisnts ciassed nndet
the head of Female Diseases. We have used Won,
Gtrienbsfe Medicine and have en greatly benefited
thereby, 20 much 80, tha were the price dunble we
woud have them. 10 The thousand of our .es wlo
lfe stft fha Tutn We1kutss"s, we would recommend
The Caihouou as sure psna.es II gives strength ia
the sytem aud enables each of tho organs Of the bod,
to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. W CARTER,
Mis- l.. T.. WEEKS
Miss Z. sWORMsTEtT.
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LsneorrhGs or whites, 0ysr,Sn Tuner,
syphIIIs and uorcurIal disease.

NWET1T1
Dn. J. c. ARA; SIR chccrfnlly comply with tho 10,
guest Of your and report 10 you the Effects
have realized With your Sarsararilla.
have cured with ", In my practice, most OF the
plants for which II Is recommended. and have fund its
effects truly wonderful IN the Of IBesdl aud ler-
curiel Dssdse Que q my patients had Sypliite ulcers
In his throat which consuming his palate and tho
top Of his nionil. Your Sasamrilla, steadily ialon,
cured him IN 1yc weeks. Another attacked by SEQ.
ondary symptoms IN his nose, and tho liberation had
eaten away Considerable Part Of II, that believe tho
disorder would reach IFS bain and Mill him but II
yielded to my administration Of your SarsalaTlla; Mo
ulcers healed and lac Is we'll again. not OF course without
come designation To his face. woman Who had beon
treated for the disorder by mercury was Suffering
ffon this poison IN hur bones. They had become % SEM
stive TO tho weather hnt on damp day sLo suffered
crucating pain In her joints aud bones She, too was
cured entirely by your SarsalOta ia u few weeks l
KNOW nom It's hrmula which yeur-ngent gavo me, That
this Preparation from your laboratory must bg great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable Iesults
with " have net uipriscl NE.
~. IL L mn nm
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Tiffin aferkIp Jribuac.
WHY SHE NEVER ToLD nER
LOVE.


Gould Il be virgin bashfulucss
That still concealed the tender thoughtl
Or fear she might perchance confcss
A love that was no. soughti
Was Il q more womanly captiac3
Or pridei or ms ideDiy rcsefve1
Was IL respcci for mental reaeef
Or merely want Of uefseG
She could rot choose but understand.
He thought, his little game " sighs,
SLOW part ing pressercs of the hand,
scft words, aud speaking eyes,
The reason why lthis was above
Ten years ago) he nov knows we'll;
She simply never told her love,
Becauso--sHE'D NoNE TO rELLl
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Csnfieldllerald.

n. u. KINGSLEY. Cleveland
fot Sale by Dullos X Co, u. II. Snyder, riilin;
VI. llnlli lowelli ht. 7. Yates, Grren springs; VIM
uuingrr, Auicai u. Hoffman q Co., NrCuchcnyille;
an by medicine dealers throughout the state
II u. KINGSLEY, cleveland,
n'J'lf' Agent iuf Ohio.
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Ayers Cherry peetoral,

EOh THE RAPID CURE OF ,..T
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Uonrscncss,
,"Croup, DroHehitis, ,NIncIpient Con-
sumption, and for the RELIEF
OF COnsumptivc Patients h
in advanced Stages
... of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for tho cure Of throat aud lung complaints that Il
Isusolcss here yo publish the evidence Of It's yttues Its
unvaed excellence for coughs and colds. nhd ifs truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout tho civilized nations Of the. earth.
Few arc the communities, even families. among them
who have not some personal experience Of its eets
son0 living trophy Ia their midst of It's victory over tho
snba aud daheetons dsorsrs Of t)e flrVat And lungs
Aa all know the dJpaf fatality of thcse disoyfs, aud
as they know, too tho effects this remedy heed not
10 more than toesze than, Lat las rll the yir
tues that II did have when making the which have
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. @ AVER &, CO., Lowell, Mass.
sod iri u fin dys palauss d caadIs
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

ADensvolent Institution ssiah ahshed by speciAl I'm.
dowmebt, icFuw Rehsf ofihe sick an n,stressed
afflicted wAl Nisalent aHl cpidsmie Diseases, ass
especially iot ths eufe af dissasss oiths ssaea or.
gans.
MEDICAL ApfICR gisea gratis, BY the Acting
SAsutseon, 10 all who apPb hy letter, ~lth aesrrp
toe q Their cage, occupation, habits ofhs
a,shed iree vi charge.
NALuABLk REPORTS se speuns,Orlhsa, uaa
Other diseases VI The sexual organs, and on tho NEW
REMEDIES empioyedin the Oispentary, sent 10 the
ieted IN ssslsd letter envsiepesree OF ehargs Two
o. three stamps ier postage viii be aceep,ahls,
Actress, DR.. J. skliltN hOOoHfON, Actin
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EZRA D.nEARrwkLL ftss,a deaf,
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M. WngiiCr.

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
Ready Made Clo,hius, Cloths, Ca.'imete', Vest
ipgs, Sc.
s,otecu MMa sues,, oppo,,e the seueca County
U,nk
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&C. RciII,nry,

Dental Surgeon. .----Onlcc in
shawlAn, ulcok 90 story, dtrrily und,rilo riihun'
lHicp, Ma.ket,tteeL rinin ohio. oyNa1y
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Rheumatism, eout, Liver Complaint.

INDErE'DENuE, Preston Co., Va, 9Th July, 1859.
On. j. z. AVN: Sir, have been afflicted with pain.
fn chrnnlc Rteunausgt for lorg tme which lnlncd the
skill ot yscians, and stuck to III spite OF all tho
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bottle cured mo Ia two weeks and restored my general
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attacked think II u wonderful medicine. J. fIEAN
jules Y. declell. oc ST. Louis wiiics {" I have been
afflicted for years with affection If e Lire, which
destroyed my health. tried every thing aud every thing
hic TO relieve me; and have been broken-own
for years pn other than dcrdngemsit ~
us Lirer. My beloved pastor the Rev Mr Espy advised
mo to try your Sasapara because he snd knew you,
nnd any thing yon muo worth trying. ny the bess-
Ing OF Go has cured ME, aud has purified my blood
as 70 make new nan OF mo. feel young Rgnin. The
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Invites close Cash Buyers to con
slider The Gllowing facts, aud Al l.e SCI il
would not be 10 theT netestt. send him an or'er-
lis hasiness u exclusively ta.h onet he buys aad
sseKoluslysy for Cash. aRa has oAe Of the most
tvusise factor,es IN fidin.
some thirty different ohoies braads sf ssgars fsom
Havana And EfeInan eahstaatly en- hand. An eNten.
se cash tssRess 10 sellatVery small pro.
Its. Also, sole agent es geaa ains tlayaaa Eagle Pm
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lie has, alss ehoise Ar.nas Of hae eei Chawing and
Smoking rebaeeoi Preach Rsppe and Maeaboy snuff,
leenstsntly on haad. ogiers allied shoFt ao,ics.
fss~s cssA. ldssal n,srAiNNEss.
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81. hnthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
letter and salt Rhcun. scntd Head,
Rlngworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

ana fthcuIn. SCufd hcuus
Rlngworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr.. Robert ". Prebie writes from Salem NJ Y, 17sh
Sept, lss9, that he has cured inveterate Of
Dyopsy, which Threatened 10 terminate fatally by tho
perseveing Of Sarsaparilla aud also dAngreu
Malignant ErBsipsis by large doses 0f tho same; says
ho cures tho common ErUpiioRs by II constantly.
DronehoeeIe, GOItre or sweIied Neck.
Zehuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes Three bot
Ties of your sar@ipara curvd me from Coirc "a HID
oous swelling the neck, Which had suffered hOm
over two years."
Leueorrh0n or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DR.. ' n. 9. Channing Of New York City. writes "I
most ceefiy comply with tho request Of your agent in
saying have found your Sarsapara most excellent
alternative IN the numerous complaints for which We
employ such remedy. but especially In NHaie Dscdcs
OF the Scr0fulous dluihcsis. have cured many nveter
ate cases of Leucorrhoa by Il, aud where the
palnt caused by u'ce,dtO Of the urHs. The uleST-
alton itself soon cured. NOiling within my knoul-
edge equals II for these female arrangements"
Edward 3. Marrow OF Newhufy Ala, writes, "A dan
rerous hnor OF thu females IN my family,
which hal doed all the remedies could employ, hsa
At length been completely cured y your Extract OF sar
saratilla Our physician thought nothing but extIrpa-
ton could afford relief but ho advised the trial Of yeur
sarsapara US the last resort before cuttBg and "a
proved e1octun Amer taking your remedy eight weekG
symptom OF The discaes remains"
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j. IA. IgOrh.
Noble, DcWOIf& Noble,


Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
rines In In Commerrinl Row, over Whites store,
Washington streei. rtoiessonalbus nessand the ol
iectoG Of all k,ndsofclaimaptcmptly aiend'dto,
riGu,Nov Hh, ltBi
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
n ~. Mel La "a q a oIY. NrurnIrin

Many remarkable cures OF these affections have been
mald by e ntrrntvopowe a. Of ths mcdlsine. II stmu
ates tleNitAl mheiohs Into Vigoros action, and thus
svegcpnes JaVItu which Nonld be Supposed bypnd its
reach. Such remedy les long Lgcnr rtvirel ~ 'e
cessies Ofthc people, and dfc Sbnlanl thpt ubs will
do for them all that medicine eau do. 31f4