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BEEF CATTLE
The receipts for the week, ending to-day
amount to 9.9l1 head against aces f,r the yceS
previous, showing, viii be seen by the above ta
Bile, slight decrease Of 66 head. The favorable
condition Of the New York and other Eastern mar
kCts has had the effect Of drawing out large sup
ply OF cattle, which are generally Of very poor
quality, Lot bs anJ means suitable for shippers, or
| even government contractors. The dangerous
snd unsettled Of affairs in Missouri have
also compelled feeders to ." throws their cattle
| upon the market in half fed condition On the
whole. the market has ruled quiet with limited
| Eales-a few being made On account Of shippers.
but the bnk Of the transactions were for the city
butchers.
To pAy-The receipts Ghough Of better quality
| were light, only amounting to 326 head, Of which
162 w.1e received at Sherman's; 81 at the Michigan
Southern, and 190 (of which 81 were driven in on
| ioot) at the Pittsburgh Ealds. There was rather
norc animation displayed in the market than dur
ing the past few days, as shippers felt better dis
posed to operate and city butchers were buyir-
| largely Morris s. Rinneuau purchased over 6,N
head Of al grades. Of which 800 were fair shipping
stock.
The market closed steady without any m steriaI
change on medium and shipping grades, but ca+-
tie Of Inferior quality conside ably lower q
3ards were almost entirely cleared out.
We quote cloeirg prices as follows:
Extra +b'priuG besyes (none) ....,.....$32 25@3.5o
Good to prime. 27sQ1 M
scsllawass ....-..... -. $1,000 to sl6oJ . head.
Sales to-day IS follows:
/ At suERHAS's YARDS.
| Morris sold Srh0oM4cxer GO had good Stale
etttrr, averaging l,atl6 fba- at $3 Is,
Thomson sold echooma:Ser ~ head. averaging
! LIB lbs, at 81 75.
SIN n sod Rinnem:n S Morris II had, averas;
liz :5p IL. at e Is.
in ham sold Morris & Rinneman 81 head aTe-
raging 1:u2v os st 81 So.
lss,i1gs so!d same Is head averaging 1,10o b :,
1humeon cold Rodoph 20 head, averaging 1,e62
Tnomzon sold Conley 20 head. averaging 956 ros,
Towe1 cold Adams 10 head, averaging 997 Da, "
av,r.gn E LIES lbs, at *2s 50 Z head.
| McDuDald eold same 81 head, averaging 1,100
nx, a. 5z6tu q head - -
Btsck sold same 60 head, averaging 1 200 Ds, at
| $37i0 2 head
At MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND F1rTsBCRGH TARDs.
Webb sold Hutchinson 70 head averaging 1880
1e. at s. Is
Webb sold Bowltn 1s head. averaging 1,a1 1bs.
conne11 .a sold holmes 20 head. averaging ,oss
seyeEe sold Goooless u heaa, averaging 3sl IDS,
At SAILS
Vert Sold Morris s. R;nnemau 6f head ch1
Shipping eteers, averaging ,;00 os, on terms not
Mace public.
uoGs-The receipts this week foot up a592
agafntt 1869 last week, showing decrease O
3,1L7- The market has ruled steady and active
during the week. TO-DAY the receips hare beer
very liberal, amounting to 3,0f0. The market
closed firm and last weeks ruling prices are fdIlJ
sustained We quote the closing prlces IS fo.
lows:
Extra Lard Hogs s. oO13 /,
t;ood shipping .-............-........2 2 75G52 9
Medium ........-.................. a5g12.7
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A UCTION SALES EFT WHOLE
AA BALE OF
B0OTs AND SHeEa.
Every Tuesday and ThuradaT
Bv R0RE WILSON q CO.. 81 LAkk E1td&
Hee sdrsrrtnemnnttn Wholessleeoiuz1a- 3e1a616&
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BLASKs.-See our list Of Pension and Bounty
Blanks in another column. Our forms m ~
be relied upon.

TENTH WARD.-The citizens OF the Teuth
Waro Who ale in .avor Ut organizing drill
club in the Ward, are respectfully invited to
n,eet at Mr. Fennlmore's store, corner Of Ca
1al and Jndd streets, on Monday evening, st
I o'clvck. By order Of Commit, ee.
WILLIAM JAUSER,
JOSEPH G. F1BEkr,
ALFRED PAkDuE
, 1862-09-08

~ Auctloneer1
AS4IGNEE'S SALE.
Complete stock of
Fine Jewelry, Gold mud silver yyatch-
ca, Si1Eer and Plated tSaro.
Clocks. Masonic tsoois, 6c., dEcss
AT .AUCTAON.
TUESDAY, Sept q at rs O'Clock d. II. (sale to co.'s
tinut until all ia soIdl >71
At our Auction Rooms.
f0s. 46, 48 & so DEARBORN STREET,
Nearly opposite fremont Hou7e. ". will SELL attnous
reserve the entire ck Of q. Cnbcry A.
i 81 q Gas So'd .swsliy: fa k.nds. Fi4e Cod aud
ard Forks, Silver and SILVER Plattd TEA Set. Ice
Pitchers. spoons Frrns. S;tirots. Casters, etc.
a 1su, a iar2e lot of Mnsenic G aud+
Rlao two building lots located IN Prairie du Chien.
By otteE Of
GED. H. GRAY Esq. Assignee
VIM a. BUT ft.iiS & CO.
Bep2u1l1w ar.J,urrra
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SATURDAY EvHH1Na, September s. 1865.
akCEu1s *ua LET TWEETf-FgUB 13DHx
Flour. WleaI.C0tn. yats. Rye. Billy,
bEls. b1. hn. b1. bu. bu,
, 1862-09-08

Y Cleaned very cheap by JQHH 4As0N. s. Fotae
{rark Hroek FuMt o8ca Bax& @332StaA
, 1862-09-08
CHICAGO Cattle MARKEF.
For the Week Endtn. Sent. q. 1861.

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Hogs during the
past week ending to-day, compaze u to,laHs:
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Buy wall paper OF Chase & Co.. wholesale
and retail, 1G9 Randolph street.. aua5-1m.
"Qall On Dunlop, 8ewel . Spaldirg fs1 F:iat!15;.H
u0Vtt-h2al-lv
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llAtuUK iuE EaASE VI |dAoCG ~ lAEA iEA " VIC
fatal catastrophe. After herring all the testi-
monS, the jurJ retired, and in brief time
agreed upon the following
TERD1cr.-Tt the jury. do ind that Timothy
Day to hs SS 6e see e ~ o.
OF the fpc bost Union. as this mouth Of rhe CHI
earu River. y hich explosion was from some cause
or cAu=es 10 the jury unkno*u
TEE GARDEN C1TY CoURsE.-Another great
6ouble team race Is to come of over the Gar
den City race course on Monday nexs, for
which four Of the fastest horses this side Of
Bonner have entered for the contest -Four
diff; rent States are represented, viz, New
York, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois. This race
is open to all other double teams which may
come. The following are the entries:
]. Stevens, Buffalo, New, York. enters pstr bay
?. corns eli. coldsaser. Michigan, en1e1s '.Bur
Oak" and it harlle"
]; f1;dne5s; - hleaso. i enters "Ameriean Star"
~ q. " VII pinmisk, mic Cincinnati, Ohio, enters pair Of
geldmge.
TEE sco1cH REe1MEsT.- Capt. Willentskio
Of the Scotch regiment, at present recruiting
in this city, is in receipt OF Information from
e65,h {Scotcb) regiment, illinois volunteers,
stationed at Marsinsburg, Va, OF late date.
The regiment at that' time were we'll and had
been in several skirmishes with guetillas.
l.. MADAM DEMoREsT.-The fall number Of
| Madam Demo1est's "Mirror Of Fashions
has been received By john r. Walsh, corner
Madison street and Custom House Place.
ONE DINE at MooEe'e Dining Rooms, Nos
l23 and l25 Dearborn street, buys = good
meal.
, 1862-09-08

ONE DINE at MooEe's Dining Rooms, Nos
125 and l25 Dearborn street, buys = good
meal.
, 1862-09-08

strsnger's visiting the Worlds Horse Fair
will go to Boyd's Exchange office, 80 Clark street
(uD6tr the Banking House OF c. B. Blair] to sell
their Gold, Silver. Demand Notes, Canada Money
and '' stumptail' ~ Illinois and Wisconsin money.
Don't forget the place, IS South Clark street.
, 1862-09-08

NoT1cE.-The self defence academy for
gentlemen and youths has removed to No. Z
Kirgsbu1y Ha!I, and will be opsn from 10 g.
III. till 10 p. n.
, 1862-09-08

AlOOT2 AND SHOES AT AUG
- T1nN-ByS ErcEERsoN 2. Lake street. corner
Of Franklin, On Tuesday. Sept. 9Th, at 9. O'clock
Calf and FL Boots; 80 casea Womens Caters. List
rg *nd e. st Balmorss 10 cases Children's GaiteA
Bamo, al and Shoes
S$5u.6H3t s. NICkERSON Auctf5neera.
, 1862-09-08

! that Tie may TINS 20 INTO the eneDY'5 C0nn-
| try dcuhly armed. loud and prolonged ap-
| p1ause.l There Was aud must be deyasrati1n
in WEI, ard the rebels themselves SHOULD be
made to feel it, with crushing force. Eh-Y
bad s'no rights which loyal meu were bound
10 respect" Tremendous applause.l
Ms to our military matters. The speaker
would not attempt to dictate to those who
were learned In tue art Of @Ar. But nc must
| be Permitted to judge Of mems capaeity By
practical results. Judging by this standard,
Lc was sure there must be something rAdlcal-
II wrong with plumber Of our leaal " OIL
GERS. lie believed tue President aud Cabinet
to be Thoroughly in earnest ia their efforts to
save the country. But no Incompetent gen
era1 should be appointed. or Retained il a
position, moment after tae Welt ,re Of the
country dsmanaed change. ae did not pass
, 1udgmctt Oh any ono 0: our couluAnders, for
ne bnew very little OF them; but be did
desire that we might have the best ,aea ia ttl.
| country. II Mcclellan, Pipe, lruside, OF
aDy o,her general, in 1he federal army was
the right man tor the position he
holds, be should be kept there. II ne vas
rot the proper person, let him be removed q,
once He hoped thee sad b!unders were 10 v
at an ebd. We should learn wisdom to.mpr
Tow by the errors of to-day If one man va:
II competent, let uB try another one, and keer
tryil till we get The right one.
If The Government wanted anything far.her
10 tecu1e vigorous and successful prosecu
+ taon OF the war, let The President tell tue
{ ptople what more is needed, and it sh
!, ee 1or1bcomiug; only let the people uuder
!, stano that the rebels shall be deals with &C
& corning to their heinous offpnses.
d The speaker then alluded to the Or ayafIiuf
. sentiments In the Old World towards thf:
t country, stating that in England the peoplt
4 and press DO not hesitate to exorss,
mtelEes aaetlosaa aet1Sops Of ses!ng this
: Gus of our commercial growth an
= greatness, and consequently would h
a GLAD to see us perish IS q nation. Eag1,nt
= was afraid, also, of our naval greatness. o,
: receiving ne rs of the fight between the Merrj
:. mac and ID Moni,or, last spring. she British Gov
{ eTnment actually sent nine guoboa's to Lv
. crpooI, to protect that city against any Ga,
= tack from the Yankee sseamshtps." Tnre
. ef the leading newspapers Of EasIsnd o1ne
: one and half millions Of Confederate boni:
= aDd hence were peculiarly interested In tn
n | Ultimate success Of the bogus Confedsracy.
j. The atopement for this great crime, the It
:. be1liun, nues be one of blood. N >tatng bu
l. such baptism could save the country fros
I hopeless ruin. The rebel soil should be mad
y to drink the life blood Of the guilty rebel
j. who had hatched and carried on this tn7urret
r. ton The laas must be enforced, aud til
i r1sh's Of all men, every where, bond and ffet
"a Lust be protected.
The Governor closed bis speech with q sui
e nmely eloquent apostropne TO the great ten
, 1862-09-08
VLOTHING AND DRY GOODS

~ AT AUGTI0M-By 8: E1cKzEsoS, "a Laka
street. corner Franklin. on Mondly. Sept Stu, We'd
nesday. SEPT 10Th Friday: Sept IT. 1t - o'elnek
Gooef Ciotttpg Yankee Eot,ons, Hats and Caps, and
Furb1sf Ing Goods.
ee5t-u1651W s. ETCEERSoN Auctionea1.
, 1862-09-08

~ Cook l. hlcLaln. esrum Dyers and scourera IS
Dearborn and 1a0 S. Clark streets, clean and tya
ladies and gentemens clothes in the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established In the city
, 1862-09-08

mighty God, and u one auoth +. we pledge our
lives. our torunes, aud our eaced hpaor, 1e eveE 10
abandon this s,1usgI. Nht1e there remains q trail
in Tbs: lsud aud that an, ara,td intervention,
by any foreign power. in our present afaictton,
81 al prove the signal for the spirit OF liberty to
conmelce Its triumphant march thIongh Europe.
Every paragraph, and often each sentence Of
the resolutions, were received Hith over
wht]ming che ers, and they we're carried amid
the most erthnsfasttc applause, during which
the General retired.
MAroR GENERAL II 'cLERNAND.
Meior General McClernaud being present,
was loudly called for, and in compliance,
Spike for some time in his hapkitst style.
He Thought our disasters on the Potomac,
recently, cuu1d have been avoided, had our
troops been mussrd fog. ther, instead OF oeiug
divided up as they were. he would have our
army concentrated, on the plan of Nlonleou
| aid Washington, 60 as to rendrrit irresistible.
The troops which Isl;nois aloue has seut 10
carte blanche would march through 10 the
Gulf OF Mexico, and ext ipguish the rebellion
in tt ose States through which they passed
| He thought The way to ,ohtp au enemy sas to
attack Lin, at every possible point, and woer-
| EVER an opportunity was gwen. We ought
| to lake and use everything ths lnss Of wntsh
| would weaken onr enemies. Tais was ac-
| cord1rg to the rn1,s Of var. And of course
| their s1aves should not be an exception. He
t1sd taken away their slaves, and should con-
| ItDuE 10 EGpFIfE IEQE4 tLdAtFES u lHEAl+ "uGl-
{ ever he could do SO. H. would use them to
| dig trenches, orlys teams, or do any other
| To,k for which then we're adapted.
The general then thauked the auiience for
their presence, ard retired, iollo xed by the
| prolonged cheers Of the multitude.
The President then read the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which, on motion,
we're adopted BY unanimous vote.
| WAEREAs. The rebel States, BY the exercise Of
contc1,ption without any parallel IN The history
Of de. pttsm, Eave eucceeded In putting vast ar
D1es ii TO the field for the avowed purpose Of de-
ttro3 ing The government; and whereas the duty
| hae deyu1yed for the time being upon the loyal
es,st+s to uphold and preserve the Constitution,
the Union and the pubic liberties, and ii d1caze
lie honor Al dignity + the nation; and whereas
the pseeent cribs in public affairs dsmaad- tmma.
d1ase Al d+clsive acliun from the people al
| tto>e In authority in order that invasion may be
e,a5ed and the rebellion promptly crushed, there.
| fore
Rtso1red. That We recommend to the Governor
to orgA1 lie at ce the entire militia OF III. ~ate
snd them to be brought toE ther. for IN l.
t'a'y dir c'pline and dill. aud to place Ia theis
bancR At an early day such arms viii eLA L
them to oetend The State against invasion, and
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AZ r.
Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cuRE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY Curl or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and ACNE,
Henittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
AEuc. Periodical Headache. or Bilious
for the whole class OF diseases Originate
ing in hliary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria or GiasniRtic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community :
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, IS still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease, II taken or the first ap-
proach OF It's premOnitoTy symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever vet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for a dollar hTingsi it within the
reach of every body; and IN bilious districts, where
FEVER AM AGUE prevails, every body should
have It and use It freely both for cure and prolec-
ton. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of InteTmitteRts is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently 1t produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the c~onstitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. 4 great variety of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, G0ut, Headache, Blind
ness, TooLhaehe, EGTccke, CafaITh, ASasad, Fat
Plttfoa, EdiHJI 1Hce4tcn or me Splescs AgSt9-
icS, Pain IN the BOi,elS, Cole, Paralysis and De-
arrangement Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent
tgDe, or become periodical. This "CUEE" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t IS an Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malaTious districts. II taken occa-
-sionally or daily while exposed 10 the injection,
that viii be excretcd from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO TiPen into dis
ease. Hence it IS eyea more valuable for protcc-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents f.they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared byDr. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Eass.
Weeds & Pew, Hoyt & Straiton. Warren;S F.Soule
Newton Falls; J. W. Jackson Johnsonyillei B. 3
Pelton, Kinsman; Williams & s~quibble Mesopota-
mia; Dr.. C. ". Howe, North Bloomfield, and alldeaI
ers in Medicine,
lOct. 3, i66O.l
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SGrnfIla. Or KINGS Evil.

is Il constitutional disease, 2 c~orruption OF the
blood, BY which this fluid becomes yit;atcd'
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, It
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN d;sccse.on any part of Il. No organ IS free
from lis attacks, nor IS there one which It may
not destroy. The scrofloUs faint : v~arious!y
caused b. mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, hith
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the ~venercal infection. What
ever be its origin, it IS hereditary III the con-
s~titution, descending 50 from parents TO children
unto the third and fourth gcncra,ion; indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, 81
viii visit the iniqUities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, III
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, IS termed
tubcrclcs; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
fuption, which gendcrs in the Blood, deprcsses
the energies of life, so that s%crofulOus constitU-
items not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases; coEse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has is origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
amd. indeed. of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the ss sr cause.
One quarter of all u people are scrofulous;
their parsons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health IS undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system We must ~renoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
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w Z S w A Eg e E n
WOODEN FACTORY.

The subscriber thankful for past IA
= voTs, and soliciting acontinuznce OF the sane
would inform lis friends ana the public generally.
that he continues 10 manufacture Wool into Cloth.
Flanneis Yarn &c. 1t his old stand, and at the 70!
lowing prices:
fuLed Cloths and C~assineres, IS TO JOc pryd.
Blankets and Sheets double Width, 4uc
Flannels yard wide, Isc -
Spinning yarn, I2< ID.
CGrdine Rolls, 5Der 4.
Keeling yarn, q"
Cloth dressing done IS usual, a7d all work war
rSnted done right. Ialso keen on hand Cloths, Elan
nels, Yarn, &c. which they will exchange for Wool
on terms that viii not fail to give satisfaction.
May 81, 1861 3. EaLFER
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C0RsSUhsPTIVES.

An eouafaud normal circulation OF the bIo5d is
neaHh. An abnormal thatis to say an excessive or
deficient circulation or tacnati0n Ofthe blood is dis
ease. To lrstEste-torpidity Of the Liver IS caused
bv stagnatfon of the Blood in that organ diseases Of
tie KIdn Us, Infammadon OF The Lungs, Diseases
the Heart, &c by the sHne causervlz improper III
~cuIation; and from the sane cause spring all miner
forms Of disease. To discover 4 certain cure thea
for these diseases. the FIRST great euquiry necessary
is. what causes the bleed to eiIcEizte7
For centuries it h as been . matter Of much udy
among scientific and medical men and Whl any
experiments have been mace and much labor e1end-
ed upon the enquiry il has been left TO this century
among its other wondsrfulircreaseiq kEoEledge,ts
make this grand discovery also
thatrfes is the gift OF the Creator.
audthat "in Him We 1--we and rove and have cur BE-
lmg.'' We still venture the remark, that az he planets
move in their spheres. and allvegetablo lie Is gov
erned BY certain absolute -Iaws. so aniraI life e
traceable 70 a fixed cause. which remove or destroy
ard death sEe certain eHsct. follows
Analysis Of the red corpuscies o. he bl6c1 shcw
them 10 he compounds Of nos, sulphur aud phesrho-
rous.
TIE air We breathe. We knowto contain a very large
oxygen brought in contact With metal, evolves or
| em5ts e!ectrieity-
Electricity brought in contact VIII a Dussul1r hfer,
| causes it TO contract
! Tnsse faess beinrindisputafIe We have aoW the so
lutiona &c ,hs moser or motive power Of the heart
TEe oxygen in the air We hrcathe eaming in contact
with the iron in the red corpuseirs OF the blooG enits
electricity, Which coming in eoI;set Etih the heart
causes Il to contract. and hence the power which ex-
peIs the blood and serds II rngling through The re-
hottest arteries What then. are the causes Of Con
I sumption nrOpsy, Pa sy. Paralysis St Wins Dance
Dyspepsia. Epilepsy. Fever and Ague. &c.f-a def
cheney Of the red corpuscles containing me iron sui
phur and phesphoraus. which causes a deficiency Of
{ eleetrici =, and consequently an abnormal eircula-
| ton. The blood becomes watery, colds aud bronchi-
al complaints aSd prostration ensne-the srferer be
comes nervous and suhject to rheumatic pain ana
neutrality-suspicious. OF the liver and Kidneys set
in in short. almost every type Of disease butyifulent
fevors nay b. traced &c this deficiency in the blood,
al the corpuseles or rel gi0bules.
Old age cnuses = deficiency Of co rpuscies. and while
we Go not pre,end 10 say tia We have discovered the
elixir vi.e." We DC say that life can be materially
~rer.r~aT Hr Fha waa n era
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most efcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of u times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active remedials 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 it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other alfec-
tons which arise from It, such as ERUPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs, PrIPLES, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs. BLAINs and BOILs, TUNoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUE, ScALD HEAP, RINGvoEN,
RH|EUNATIsN, SYPHILTrIC and MHRcURIALDIs-
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DGBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR LrPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in ." iHpurity ofHe blood" Is founded in truth,
for scrofula Is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla IS TO purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health IS impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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DENZoLE or NAPTHA, a perfect
II substitute for Turpentize. ve-y cheap at Hoyt &
Btrsrohs River Block Drag Store,
Nov. 13, 1851. Warren. Ohio.
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Grafsnberg Family Medicines.
.OR Sale bv ayer
HOME TEsrIHaEY.

HARTFoED, Trumbull Co, o., March,, 81.
thereby certify that l have beeh dealing in the
Grnfcnherg Medicines for the past year. and can
truly say thatthey have met with the decided appro-
baton of the people OF this place. particularly the
Pills and caiholicon. They viii readily perform all
bout fifty bottles OF the Cathoyicoa the past season.
ard 1 hear the best res ults in every case.
= II. C~-JOaNS0E, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bushnell says OF the GrsefenberF
MedicinrS Dr.. B. isa physician Of extensive prac-
tice, and one OF the most successful in the coUnty
Trumhul) in which he resides:
HARTFORD, Trum5uii Co., o, March :, ~
This cert1es that I have uesd the Grafe-heTg
Pills and Marshal's Ca.hoIiccn. sold here. By J.. L.
c. johnson, in uy p~ra,tics. . ~ entire satisseo-
ton. They are good medicines.