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Democracy Below Ear in Washing
4.... ton City.

Guys the NatIOHuI hepubIIcan:
The unterriied Democracy of the Seventh
Ward held 'rousing" meeting at Island
Hall last night. The doors were thrown
open and the gas lighted at an early hour,
and rush of locofocos anxiously looked for.
The cause is evidently not appreciated, al
the entire audience consisted Of three voters
and half dozen boys, who amused them
selves by running back aud forth, looking
for somebody to come. At nine o clock the
vast" assemblage dispersed, doubtless
voting the whole affair grand humbug. :
Sic transit gloria nlundi.
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HARRIsBURG, Muy 27.-The following
important General Order has just beenis-
slIad


HARRIsBURG, Muy 27.-The following
important General Order has just been is
sued:
General Order No 261 sxer Ns
FIRST, The Governor being notified BY
the Secretary of War, by telegraphic dis
patches received this afternoon, that the
President will no longer rebuire any Other
troops from Pennsylvania 10 be mustered
into the United States service, but those
who volunteer for three years or during the
war, General Orders Nos. %, 24 and rs of
these Headquarters, dated on the 26th inst.
calling for hree months volunteer militia,
are hereby couitermanaed and revoked
SECOND, Ali commanding officers who
may have Issued their orders for the mus
teiipgi INTO Asrvios Of ths Gasle.i States of
their RESPECTIVE eonimmdss sIlnder the said
orders Of the Goth inst, are barely ordered
To counsermand tho same. fa,at
THIRD, Tie Governor on issuing this Or
der eongratulates the people Of pennsylvania
the emergency, which seemed 10 demand
their immediate service, no longer exists,
and would also command the patriotic zeal
and alacrity manifested in every section Of
the Commonwealth to meet it.
BY order Of ~ A. @, CURrIN,
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief.
A. 1. RUsszLL, Adjutant- General.
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Ercciui
Master Commissioners Sale,


''eOeE drove lBY VIRTUE J, q , .s s,ssr s Z, .
i.sse J. oSsl ct al. cour q com,oea fIsss y BsI
mont county. Ohio vli se.i, on
.l. Monday, June ssJ 1888,
At ihs ftont door Of the cour House .sid eoun,y 10
tween The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A A. and elcck .
~, Of said day. the following Real E<sass, 70 wi;
shaats hn tie cOuniy OF Belmont and State Of Ohio
anil being ~ much Of the premises knovu a. III.
Cunningham fsrn above Bellsre, 10 Sections a. ~
~ And 81 and being all the land West Of the c sod !,
Benjamin d. Alton hes North Of the Central Ohio Raj
Road 20 tbs top edge Of the hill said tract and be
lug knowH ne the coal land which csal hank d. nov
open SAID premises contain twenty acres more orirs.
wrh ie privilege snf nsht Of taking The coal By IN
deTniingg tho South side of>said hill ridge sore
SAID 10 the OF hns beiwern the snid Pennington
Ahon NJ the land Heretofore decided hn but no
10 effect or Interfere ~it the soil sefths sunses 70
farming Of hgTie tliufal purposes
Appraised Of eI,I4
Tern.-si,55o cash, q the properly shall sell for rhs
Tie baisnes, 1t any, Airl ist, 1874 -
P. LocHARY,
Nay "a ISJ2-4i 90
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~ WBlackwood's Is Magazine for May is on
our table. The contents are ACyisit to
Rugby; Caxtonia; The Renewal of Life I;
Chronicles of Carlingford; The First Gpid
Day; The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; Presi-
dent Andrew jackson. Address l. Scott
& Co, N. Y. 81 .NJE E@ y
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A CARD.
ST. CI.AIRSNIIIE NM

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, May %, 1862.
l hereby certify that the above state
ment is false. At the time and place above
stated, il was i ard not .ketss- Ii 4IIeatea,
on the announcement Of the result OF the
first hundred, said that IF We have elect
ed Campbell We can elect the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket this FALL" This state
ment can be verified by room full of wit
nesses who were present. e
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D~SUDDES DEATH. Mr.. VIM. 8. Pat
tom died suddenly It the residence Of bis
father, in this place, on Saturday morning.
His remains were inferred in the Presbyteri-
sn Cemsty on Sunday afternoon.
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ASerg't Harris, Of the 18th Regiment,
has been in town for day or two. He has
nearly recovered from the wound received at
Shiloh, and will soon be able to rejoin his
Regiment
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From Gen. Mcclellan

:. .WAsHfNaToN, Muy 26;-Midnight.- -
s" SsTs ssos sas ss Tsss ssss G sr' Rss hi aSGp
three points between Hancock Court House
Nothing else Of importance had transpir-
No advices have been received At the
War Department to-day from Gen. Halleck.
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~We have been furnished with anoth.
er letter from soldier of the 25th Regi
ment' giving an account of the fight at Nc,
Dowell There is nothing in it, we believe,
with which Our readers are not already ac
quainted and the pressure upon our col
umn's being very great this week, we are
compelled to leave il out.
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Abolition trsito~ are working 10 accomplish
The same eDd--fhe destruction of the Union
The traitor declared that the time had come
when they need no longer inincc about tho
r1stter, but could openly avow their senti.
lnentsl sl--that is, their treason. But here IL
n necessity of referring to these things, or
to others Of like mpor'. The thing Is pat
ent 10 every observing person that the traI-
tors are aware ot the designs of the leaders
Their conduct betrays tbc fact aud il should
bcfeceivcd and acted upon sssipiudispptnble
fact by the Union meh. IA
Now, we have no idea that, ty any
possibility, the traitors viii. or can succeed
in carrying ont their plans. But. IAN ouncc
of preventive is worth pounds ofcure." Ii
Il no time for Union men aud the authorities
tn be silent and inactive. Because, under
the blessings of just AMI righteous God.
the Union armies have gained - msny and
such gloriou. victories, Is 40 good nor sensi.
bic reason why the Federal authorities and
10 al citizens should told their arms IN
quietude. L. not the authority of the Fsd.
oral Government vet resisted stubbonily aud
determinedly2 Are not traitors and rebels in
our midst deriding and dcnouncinp the Gov.
eminent, and avowing that there is no longer
any Union; ard that they owe no allegiance
to II? Is not the evidence clear enough to
fasten the conviction on every mind that
there is wide aud most malignant conspIr-
acy among the traitors to inaugurate a sys-
TEN Of marauding-jayhswking--in this
state. similar 20 the one they inaug uratcd
in Missouri last falli
Fellow -citizens-- Union lsvisg patriots
we tell you this is no tinssso told your aruis
and cry peacel peace Fofthere is no peace;
and will be none, II YOU are not vigiant and
active. Let the Union men everywhere I've
on the alert. 1t is high time every one was.
The facts crowd upon each other, that
should carry conviction 10 every mind, that
treason is rampant in this State, and .he
traitors are about to precipitate marauding
bands upon the people. Forewarned we
should be forearmed. Let every law abiding
man-..every patriotic citizen stand ready to
assist in enforcing the laws, and putting
down treason, and its concomitants, robbery,
arson, rapine aud murder. Be up aud doing;
and if the State aud Federal authorities will
not take the steps necessary 10 organize
mounted companies such as We have sug-
gested, let patriotic citizens form volunteer
companies, and organize themselves for
mutual protection. And let there he no
delay. The sooner the better.
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~ Messss- Hiram 8. Hahn aud Samue.
MeCrum, members Of Capt, CHarlesworth's 4
company, 3sth Regiment, arrived home
Last week. They were wounded in the agAt
at McDowsll .sy-s Fsr
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E.rGCMfOf.,S .H0fice

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that nj the Probate
~ Cour Tor Belmont county the updersigned were
Az ohted aud qualified as Executors OF the estate OF
William Raclif deceased. 'areof Belmont county Ohio.
Az iose indebted TO said esiae nrc requested 10 make
n'rrediac payment; and those having claims ayaiI,.
sno estate are nonhed TO present them for settlement
within one Year from this date
JssE RArcLirr.
r... led. .. ELISHA B. RarcLyL, Executors
May 22 fs62 l.Il III = - at..
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is hsrty given that nj the Probate cour fo
Belmont county The undersigned HsRppoinv and
qualified ~ Adndinsraior u lbe Estate OF John MIN
rod deccnsAd. late oi Be- county
Az those indebted to said estate feuStrd 10 fnals
Immediate payment aud tbOse having claims Arans
snl estate nre noiihc 70 present rrr for setienl al
within Que year ifOin uls date.
May - Is62 '7 1''''" =
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attachment Malice.

solomon Hosue II TFoRE W. n. Kigcr, J.P. Of Som
,, vs. - erset Township Belmont county
w H. Condrn Ohio. On the l3h day OF Nav lssj5
saiu justice issued an order of attachment In the Above
action for the sum OF SSs o. and costs supposed SO
S.. - =, SOLOMON IOGUE b.
"o''e'oh' u May Nv, 1869" my22s
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Belmont County, Ohi0---C0urt
of Common Pleas,
Notice in Pnrtition


Nicholas Wilson, domandan,,l rIHE above n,usd
,,,, vs. .ff l. siehdsnls wil,ak-
inlermarriet with Adr'w l fled apninsI ,hsno a., h.
Mnc Wilson q 6hps Yr I'M az Sf,s r-y- ~ ~,
Wilson ladultsl AID Shannon the Court nj iComnnn
Wilson John Wilson, iarri- Pleas OF said countv b,
soil Wilson. Saninniha VIII the Above uoIneJ a.:
son ani Wellington Wisnn. rnnndantI and i, nov
trniiors) defendants. pending Wherein ,bs .oiJ
Nicholas Wilson demands partioa of The ooyving ,ss
cribe real estate and nssigrneut al dover th,r, M,
the said sarah wilson. The Isl tract being ~ acre
more or less IN the South half OF See 90 Township
Range ! The I'd tract 81 acres less, oui OF
,h y Z corner o. the = f quarter OF Sec. "a Town
The : E corner OF the ". w quarter OF said Section 81
All lying IN smith Township. Belmont County Ohio /;
being llle same premises Of which john Wilson, late OF
SAID County OF Belmont, died seized aud more paticu-
lady described IN said petition
Al the term Of said Court apple arion will be made
by the said Nicholas Wilson for an order in neeonin
with the demand oi said petition
NICHOLAS WILSON.
by ID. d. n. CowKs, his Atty
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TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify thnt on the evening of
the 9Th April, 1862, John Heaton came in o
the Johnston Hotel aud stated that the first
hundred tickets were counted out, and that
Campbell was twenty ahead. Some one
present said that Campbell would be elecie
and Johny then said "If we elect Camp.
bell we can elect the whole Secesh ticket
this fall " G. N. HAMILTON.
May l6, 1852.
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Aew advertisements.
.Jstnstssf tssfsfrusOr,s .VOffce.

NOTICE is hereby eiven that at The Probate cour
for iteiipoh county the undcr-izncd appointed
md qualified ~ AshaHttfof of the estate Of Jacob
Nniipet deceased, laie Of Belmont county, Ohio
Al mos inicbtrd 10 sad arr requested 70 make
immediate paynirui. sud those having claims tsin.
tsn estate ar YoIngd - present tten for settlement
witlin one year from tbs duis
wM n vANPELT, A,inr
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EDToR CHRosrcLE: You will publish
the following certificate Of Gideon M.
Hamilton, published in the las. CHRONICLE,
aud the answer to it by Mrs6xrcb Heyman
of st. Clairsville, whose statement can be
corroborated by number of witness if it
was necessary. Had | known that Gideon
NJ Hamilton was your author for making
the statement in the first place, | should not
have thought denial necessary.
l..t. JOuS III. HEAToN.
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SsA-Teachers' Examination, ,.June7, '6o,
at the usual place, commencing at 9 O'Clock
precisely. rahl r.s,.s
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Sorghum or Sugar Cane Seed

WE HAVE succeeded in obtaining, after much
bushels American Sorghum Seed;
French INpnz-vn.
4 Holchens Saceharaius Soryo Sncre INPoRrEp
"heh We are selling at n small styauce on cost
c. w. POTWIN & CO.
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store
hys2 I'm Opposite Court House, Evansville, Ohio.
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~RuNAwAY.-A pair of horses ran
away with DR.. Alexander and his brother.
in-law, Mr.. Officer, of Springfield, Ills., on
last Friday afternoon, coming down the
Good Intent" hill, East Of town. Mr..
Officer had his little child in the buggy with
him, and both were severely injured. The
Dr. was but slightly injured. Both the
others are getting along we'll.
ANOTHER. MIR. John Closes team ran
mp street at break.neck speed on Friday
evening. Mr.. Close, wife and boy were in
the wagon. The team ran from the corner
ofMarietta street to the public buildings,
where it was stopped by Mr.. Lewis Wood
rnsnsse, and others. No one was hurt.
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aslarrira.

HrtaE-RSioHr,-on the 92a inr- by Rev J. NJ
csfs, MI 0eo. a. Halle ard aiss Sarah NJ k,iThi, al
Of 81 Clair, vile.
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AN ORDlNACE

To levy tax in the Town OF Contrsyille
SEC. l. Be 1t ordained BY tue Town Council Of ,he
Town OF Centreviile That tax Of hiny-fve dosrs lie
IeVed on the personal and real property within The
pothnon oi Centreuile, Tor Corporation purposes
Adopted May ., 1862. VI. 5. COFTMAN, Mayor.
n. II. Co7FaAE, Recorder ms xl;s
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Sheriff 3 Sale.
John Darrah lpY VIRTUE Of an alias
va ID mandate 10 lns directed
Richard b. Ryan. ct al iron The Coun Of Common Ps as
OF Belmont county, Ohio, will sell, on
Tuesday, June ~, lS62,
The front door OF the Court House. in the town Of S,
Clairsville in said county between the hours OF TO-
n, and 4. p NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit: ~. ~ sr In.
Back Lots Nos. ~ and 102. with Steam Saw Mill and
machinery, and being the properly LATELY occupied
BY Richard b. Ryan, in the Town Of 81 Clairsse, BEL
mont county. Ohio. -..-
Appraised the sum OF 5000
Terms cash. p LOCHARY Sheriff.
ShenG's Office, May IS, l5da.-s3
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SThree OF the Democratic papers il
this Congressional District-the ST. Clairs
vile Gazette, Cadiz Sentinel, and Cam
bridge Jeffersonian-rubish the "Addres.
OF Democratic Members of Congress to the
Democracy Of the United States" withou,
the signatures attached to it. The origi
nal document, as published in the National
lntslligencer, wound up. with paltry list Of
thirteen names, including the illustrious Cat.
aline Vallandigham. Why did you ma,
the beauty Of the document by leaving of
the names, gentlemen2 Mr.. Gressinger.
couldn't you be induced to give your readers
the names Of the immortal thiteenS Come,
do uf Meil ~ .u n.i fE' =
There are forty. two men in the Lower
House Of Congress who were elected as
Democrats. VAL, after hard labor, sue.
oeeds in getting thirteen of them to sign his
Address Of Democratic Members of Con-
gress to the Democracy of the United
States -, This reminds us of the petition of
the nine tailors to the British Parliament
we, the people of England T. Fl
Stephen, by all means, give us the names.
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w anted.

% BORROw.-sloOio ior IRON 3 to S y.,n. q, .
per cent ilerrst. payable annually. Mortgage on
unncunberrd Rral Estate given ior security
Apply 81 this office. ny23lyy-
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SMERHFES SHE.
Tuesday, June 3, 1862,

W. D 10 me dIecisd from The coart
David rangle. J oi Common Pleas OF belmont
County, Ohio will sell on
Tuesday, June 3, 1860,
OF The front door OF tie cour House. the Of 81
Clnrsyile in said county, brswern the hours OF 10
O'clock, A. uad O'Clock, p ~, OF said any, the tol
lowing Described Rsnl Estate, 10 wit:
All that oerian riece parcel OF lnnd lying OF. the
South side oftir Somrron foad, and oas-fourth
"a OF an aeFe wi slna frame dwelling house Known
as L0No , in the town Of Fnirnolt, and in the coun,y
oil Belnost a ID state oi Ohio. rifIt s, p q e,iH-
Appraised al the sum OF se. 49, ....
. Terms easf. r. IONHARY, Sheriff
shena's oadce, St ciairsvils, May i,1S2.-s3 80
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JACOB HEYMAN.

Important Government Measure.
All Railroads TAX IN Poss ssssion Of.
Precedence for Army Transp orta.
ton.
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Tuesday, June 8, Is6a,

the front door OF the Court House, in the town Of 81
Ciarsyille, IN said county, between the hours OF II
O'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock a, Of said day, the fol
lowing desc ribed lands and tencIaents, 70 vii:
Being pan OF the West haf OF the n. T.. quarter o
Sec. ~ Township and Range 3 commencing for ih,
a on the NoSth sale os Pipe Creek at tn,
waters edge Of said Crvek aho ~ iee, more less
from the South line OF LOT OF land oyed by b. b. Yer
beck thence down the North edge OF said Creek in
Southeast direction 10 En thence North OF East
red oak tree, near The Lawson ros; tcee with SUI,
road 10 small beech tree, n Northwest direction
thence from said beech elm tree thrncc h, Soufh
Yves. direcono me Pscr oi begitnlg oo.isini,s one
hall lil OF an acrs, more or LEES.
Appraised nj the sum Of ESQ. f.Ii
Terms cnhh. -rrrt p. l.0CHAEY. Shenf
Sherids o.hce, S, Clairsyille, May 1, Iet2.-si 90
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AY E r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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serious illussa some 1T of
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and should he aTsrtsd By =
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mort parity the blood. and
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They stimulate the functions
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TO Dentists.

T'EETH MANuFAc uRED BY JONES, WHITE
..is wv COLLINS Drug Sore;
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s,rarts It's natural fsnetions These, nOi rsiis,od
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pI.-
dueng general aggrAsatIou, suffering, and disse-e.
Mms In "a. enadlilon, opPr-ssea ny ihs asfangre'
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BY the same means None who know the vtna. of sss
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rrneipAi eHa&' sna I0'a o'oss Wen Known Puo4e p"'
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sss IN .sd'eh.a. Tney nsvO cured ny iitt. ds-shs-.
OF ulesrnu. sofs upon her hands and fsr that had proyA
neursble for years. Her mother has leen long grisv
eusly anfsi with botehss aud pmlss on l,er skin ard
sas s'r r s.', nsr % % Our chill T a.. cured she also '
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Your Pills the primes Of pursss. Tbsir excellent
MIA In, x.rr csr,. .rd ses, i, s,sr s,,n y, ,
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Sherif's Sale.

John Irwin Admir-, pY VIRTUE Of q vendi 10 me
'n n vs. ID directed FROM the Court Of Com
Titus Barlow, ct al mon Psas o Belmont County, Ohio,
viii sell, or D.. f.
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DEranrrEET or rIiE IErEsion

- WhshlBtufI D. c, Tth Feb, 1876. I
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them. traterbAlly yours, AIONz0 BALL, 81 D.,
Iayscias Of L.s Nlru,s Ifususitf,
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From Barnesville,we hear, thirty-six men
at once started for Camp Chase.
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hItoas Disorders - Liver Complaints.
Ross Dr.. Theodore Beii IF Nsp York Gfs.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted their rur
Fss sp<fieut hut hsd their beneficial rsc uioa
tho Liver very marked indeed They Laye in my pr.s
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II, II 4 G. Il L A T l. S L
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF TaE AGE.

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury hm Discovered in one OF our
Common pasture weeds a remedy th,t
EVERY KIND OF HUAOR
Two bottles warranted to cure uur,ios sore mouth
One g. hiee bottles vill cleer the system OF 50is
Two bo lie. warranted the worst osnkor Ia the
t,omsch.
Three bottles are warranted the worst kinds Of
erytipelas.
One Or ,wo bottles are warranted cure ell humos OF Tie
Two bottles warrned TO running Of the ears and
blotches among the hsir.
Four SIX bottles warranted to corrupt and running
ulceTs
One bottle win oure s,sly srupions o. the shin.
Two three bottles warranted 10 the worst Kind OF
Iingwofm
Two or three bottles wsYrsnted the desperate
Of Thsuuatisin.
THREE fout bottles warranted to sslt ihtnn.
Five eight bottles warsaed 10 the worst scfoiua
CLe to thee bottles warranted T. care the worst cases OF
Dyspepsia krow non tine experience CT Thousands ts
it ia caused by Cluser IN the stomach.
One bot les warranted to sick headache
One bottles warranted 20 oosye state OF
the bowels $3.50
One bottles viii regulate all arrangement Of the kid
neyb
Forr to bottles has cured tie Of droTy
By strictly foil, iu tie in the pamphlet around
each bottle, and Judicious sppicAiico OF Tho
SALT NHEUM OlNlMkS =.
sCROFULA OINTafET ANo
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and nicer Of whsevor Mid and nature except
that has taken root, is perfectly aud p.mAne n'y
cured.
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
Price One Dolsf pei bottle.
Manufactured bv
DONALD KENNEDY,
RoIbury. Mas.