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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-25

MET R.,
CaptaIn REDMoND 5. RYDER.
CITY OF CLEVELAND


~ UapIlIn- I1IlNs .l1lI-E " ILlElLI7Ds
Leaves Cleveland At Pm Leaves Detroit at 10 A. N.
Tuesday. une Is Wtdnesdsy..........yune u
Monday y......-.....June 29 Tuesday. uue 81
10 Saturday uly Jl
Wednesday. uy p THURSDAY. tly q
Tuesday.-- -Angust Wednesdag-.--.-..A august 2
Ncl6ay Ausust " Euesda ugust y
kTiday.. . S8iu day August 2
Wednesday. Sc piember thursday. September u
Tuosdsy......Sspiember Y "Wednesday. september 2
MOnday-..s-.....October lTuesday--......Octoter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-25

T LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
fs ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, iowa Wisconsin and IllinoB.
ES-Omos over No. 80, south side OF Pub Square.
may20 30 ..s @. ..
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REAL EsTATE.
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

once No. Atwater Building. Entrance through
the Insurance O1ioe ofH. +. Brayton.
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t.s5- vii buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Olect Rents SC.
BE-Eo charge 10 Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually Made
HB-Alsn issues Policies Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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n costs sighe, and grOans, aud blood.
Il has cover her whole land with the
grosns Of her own and her sisters sons.
such labor ~ naiurei s doing will not
Grove fruitless Of results. Can we have
any definite idea Of the purchsse We are
maklng2 Many \ mother knows that
she has given her son, 3 loved, anoble
Roy. Il 80 n great price TO pay-it
,ught 70 purchase . great boon. Our
noihers paid the price, and they gave TO
ps Independence What, can we gain
u,iverssi freedom aud nstiousliiy
rhese are but words. Have they any
meaning whom moulded toto Palpabl'
furmY
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A Washington dispatch says that the
President has not drawn bis salary for
the past year from the Treasury. When
remind q by frieuds that by putting the
same upon Interest be would receive an
income Of a. least twelve hundred liars,
he replied that be Thought the United
states needed the use OF the money quite
as much az any ptrsOB, snd he n uld
IL II gemsin. This is like Mr. bineolr
who Whatever may be said OF his uu-
readinoss and easiuess Of persuasion hsi
never shown any Of tina, greed Of gsir
which 80 distinguishes and disgracts all
@ pIerhead officers.
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NAVY OtPAR hEET

NAVY DtEAh MhNV
Washington MAY 10, 1868 (
DEAR SiR-You invite my attention TO
the speech OF Mr, john Lair d delivered
in the British Il use Of Commons on the
z7th Of March, ia which he represented
that the Secretary OF the Navy N de ap.
plicAtion 10 him, through an agent or
agents. 10 build vessels TOR the Govern
ment of the Uniled states. Me-. Laird
remark:
IN w, | will go 3 step further about
the Northern States. Ia 1851, ist after
the war broke ont, friend OF mine
whom have known for many years---
was over here, and came to zee me with 3
view Of getting vessels builtin this cOun
,ry for The American Gove,hm Di--iho
Northern Gnvernmei { lts az, hts la thie
country mad Il 9uirIes." &cs
Il IL not improbable that Mr Laird and
bis friends may have in,orchaDged views
co the subject II bu ldiug vessels for the
Qnitsd SAFES as private money max
log trAnosctiun; but IL is mot true that
any aPplIca Ion 70 build a vessel for the
Government Was ever made 20 that
gebth man dine city or indirectly, by my
self or by auy sgehtof The N,vy d part
mrDt. No p rs0n or persons have been
employed by me az agents, been author
lzrd by the Navy D paFtOont, or by the
American Government, 10 IN AXE applica
ton 20 AZ. Laird, or the hrm Of whio
he is q mtmber, ~ so any other person
or firm abroad, 60 build a gesstl OF ', ssels
for the Government If The UDiled STA es,
0r Tor the Navy OF the Uuited States.
| rem, mbsr applications we're made 10
me 10 the beginning 81 the rebellion by
persons pre- {, ssing 70 be sRents Of BRITISH
OF foreign firms, 10 procure yesse 10 be
built for this u, yerpment and have an
indisiinet rent mbi ance that this Depart
ment Was importuned By more than one
person in behalf Of the Metsrs. Laird,
and ys,y probably they, like Others, pre-"
scented Lllns aud solicited our We've !
but pursued q uniioln and undertaking
policy Ia regard 20 each and all vi thFse
spDlicalions, declining, Ia every instance,
any proposition 10 build, or procure ~
be Quilt, vessels tor our navy abroad.
Whom, however, MIR, Laird stated or
intimaltd, in the HUuee OF Commons,
that any agent OF the Seer, tary Of The
American Navy, or OF the Navy D'psr.-
nlent, approached him witn "a vie~ OF
getting vessels built in this country
(Greal BrltsiD) for iho American Gov
,rnmeni," he stated wat Was not true.
have never, 40 any time, hao such pur-
pose Ia Vi, ", aud, oonss quehtly, l have
never au,huliz-d any ptrson 20 act as my
sR,nt, or as The ageLt Ut the Navy De-
"a, tmeIt, or Of he AmtTioan 0UveIn'
men, 20 ,, cure vessels be uilt With
Qua the limits Vt the United aiee.
sm, very Iespeo'igl,i
OIDiOE NlLLBs,
sscSs,s'y oG Ne GsVy.
Hon. OEARL.Ea SuNnER.
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Tbe Uuitol stst.3 90 5er SIS Eoyrs r.a'ai go Z .
bttctA1l spr GO be- b ne b. Be- q brown Q a.,
S clil -u o. ME Pre- stry Uep.5tn. ne.
ul'rms'ia1 M. IA District rrn-' the ubre.
States io- a. Iit fo' af Nld5 z uu FL
ENuSoliero. 70 an orao .f aid Court made in a. g
c1uGe Oh The Ath day Of August, is vi se' he
abuv uatn'u p,r g q, a pub i1 NC ig1, % the bg
est er, { r 1l N hai g. uu vou a., pc3 ~ d y
Au-u T.. tics Sale 10 take pllt-a at ia g eh me
ou th bi' qua q, n E.eh'i 'orm rly @ ~
Al uu.an ana - tnuip nee a. 10 o'clock, on
tho day afur d.
Y r. GIAsCO X,
r. Marshal fIr sGi NJ G TO-.
nugi 20
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Marshal's Sale.

Urt~d states v~TVus 81 boyo 4 baocn - Noxes I
NJ 10 a d re, Cas.s ( au uii. { oan Of Tur. Ell.
in - tales tOtton Yarn, I Eep, c n'pnt. no.
Known, pal s1A es, bas Of So &C, aud pair
Beam acles.
Information No. Is. lnst ict Court Of the Unlbd
81 ties 30. ID Disu Of Middle Tsnuaesee
~ obedience n an or Ter tald Court, msse w this
l csus', 0 the I d dav ~ August, iSs3, VII eel
abUv' nam prom r'y, at Pal o Auctlnn, he
h ghes bidder { Casi "a hand, at tho g o. uousN,
on tn Pubic sQ'are, 10 Nash illo, nco prdf N ry
BY A J. puncrn & e on W dusd } lbe ID div .
Ken en- er, t62s fsle 60 COMMENCE ~ /" o'ulork CO
/ da p, b. GLABCOOk, U, & d.
6ugli--aNt
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NOTICE.

We pay particular attention.
hudliig d. ! "a q, SS',,H, ID -, sea.' ID
g.nlr Il uuns i'meut cd iie at
q. IL alua.a autr utea W anals IN
t.ift. I'd uilgu chip, m 30" b.
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sugt-lg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-27
The war psmocrnts In wI.consIn.

A hopeful movement is being inaugu-
rated in the Northwest. The loyal War
Democrats are moving. The Copperhead
faction will be sootched. They are not the
Democracy. Their assumption to that eff
feet is fraud. They are false to all the
cardinal and conserving principles of De-
mocracy. They are traitors at heart, and
ingrates to their country in action. They
are snaky and viperOus in spirit, and Cop
Perheads in name. The Union War Demo-
Gratis are determined to rescue the name
Democracy from the foul use and abuse of
the sympathisers with JEFF. Davis. The
War Democrats strike in the right direc-
ton. Their blows are felt They will be
effective. Already the Copperheads begin
to cover. They hiss forth their venom
SANDER flies from their forked tongues
They cover themselves with lies, as with q
garment What is good, they hate. What
is loyal, they hawk at. Betrayers of their
country, they are without honor. False to
humanity, they are without pity. Dema-
gogues in spirit, they are unscrupulOus in
action. Lusting for power, they stop st no
means for obtaining it. As partizans,
they are malignant. AS demsgogues they
are knavish. As politicians they are
treacherous. AS citizens they are false to
the Government. Pretending to be Demo-
Gratis, they are untrue to the principles and
traditions Of Democracy. AS faetiOnists,
they are dangerous. As libellers, they are
without scruple. As assailants Of the Gov
ernment, they are without patriotism. As
COpperheads, they are devlish. Such is
this latter-day spawn of COpperheads. =
They Democrats 1t is libel upon the
name.
In the truer movementto regenerate the
Democracy and rescue it from foul misuse,
all loyal men will rejoice. They will re-
jOice in the use of every instrumentality
that will serve to aid in Overthrowing
traitOrOus factions North, or rebel cOmbi-
nations South.
: Hence the thrill Of joy and hope inspir-
ed by the great and imposing, War Demo-
cratic Union movement in Indiana. Wis
consin has caught the inspiration, and the
War Democrats there are moving against
the COpperheads. Unable to swallow the
address and platform of the Copperhead
Convention Of the 9th inst, or to support
its nominees, they have published 8 call
for Convention Of the true and loyal War
'HE srrivais at the American House
G...a..- 80 =. 9 1 an
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Immeu,e Union Nice ing Mt Fremont.

Immense Union Nee ing Mt Fremont.
An immense demonstration by the
friends Of the Union and BrOugh, came off
at Fremont on Monday. TIE Toledo Com
mercial says of it:
knowing that the people of that Yicin-
ity never do things "by halves" we ex-
peoted to see large and respectable gath
eriDg, but were somewhat unprepared to
see the immense crowd which filled the
streets of that fourishing place. At an
early hour, the people commenced pouring
into the town from the surrounding coun-
try, on foot, on horse back, in wagons and
by rail, and long before the time announ-
ced for the commencement of the exercises
the grove was filed with earnest and devo-
ted Union men and women, who had left
their homes to hear the cause of their coun-
try vindicated from the foul sspersiOns Of
its enemies.
Hon. ]. g. Green presided. The people
we're addressed at different stands by Col
onel Anderson, Colonel Gibson, Hon. J. NJ
Ashley, and General Carey. The meeting
was in every way a great success. Esti-
mated number present from eight to ten
thousand.
Thus do the loyal people everywhere, in
immense gatherings, respond to the in
terests and responsibilities Of the hour.
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DIED.

In Brooklyn, august 25th, MARTIN KELLOGG,
aged seventy years
Funeral at his late residence, 9Th inst. Friends of
the family are invited to attend.
Died, On board the hospital beat between vicks-
JOHN 7 HOlGH, fOFmsriy of this city, late Drum
Major Of the l0'th Illinois Regiment.
The shafts of disoluting war strike around on
every hand We are apt to associate and suf-
friI incident to war only with the batte-leld, but
the opening of neehboI 6oOr reveals to us often
that there bleeding hearts here home for those
who suffer and die in The distant fields of carnage and
strife. Many of Clevelan s noble have contrib
utsd to the Of the Nations Liberty with their
lives. But few dsys ago another happy household
turE ed into mourning by the intelligence that
John 7. Hough, the "Drummer Boy of ths lC6th IL
inois hal died while on his way 10 northern hos
pital, and buritd along strangers at Helena, Ark
Thougbfa nstive Of Cleveland, where his relatives
mostly reside he euliste1 at Lincoln, Ill, in July OF
last year, Drummer, but soon promoted to the
rank Of Drum Major. Not yet eighteen years Of age
he enlis for the service of his country and served
we'll that he won many Harks Of fayoriusm in his
regiment watch mitigated in some degree his hard
ships and secured for him the best possible
r the oircuT stances, during bis fatal Illness A
touching proof Of this was evinced in his comrads
Yicksburgh to the boat on a stretcher, by hand
rather than have him subjected to thejoltrg motion
of an ambulance It isissid 10 be "sweet to die for
ones country, but the cup has its bitterness view
it in whatever light we will. ICON.
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The Richmond Enquirer says the garri-
son will be Withdrawn from Fort Wagner
and Morris Island, when the place gets too
hot fer them.
The cid nag that waved over Fort Sum
ter when Major Anderson surrendered it
to the rebels, has been sent to General Gil
more to hoist there sgain when he gets
possession. There will be kind of poetic
justice in having that indentical battle
Scared sud glorious old asg again float
over Sumter, and Hauut its starry folds in the
faces Of the now covering traitors.
Charleston, the cradle Of secession and
rebellion, rocks. GilmOre's shells, from
his Parrot guns, make 1t hum. The peo-
pie are scampsring like rats from a sink
ing ship. This Charleston hegira will
make quite pretty little figure in history,
If it does not even rival that Of Mohomet.
The Richmond Wing thinks the Yankees
contemplate moving on Mobile from Pen
sacOla.
The Raleigh North CarOlins) Standard
has a column of reports Of peace meetings
held in that State. It continues It's def
ant tone against the usurpers authority
st Richmond.
OficerS lately arrived st Washington re-
pert that no movement whatever has taken
place in Mesde's or Lees armies beyond
the 0ecasionsl skirmishing in which the
cavalry are daily gagged.
A Toronto dispatch conveying the
Startling" sensation news that plot of
the Lincoln Government" against Cana
de has been discovered, is a stupid canard
too nat and silly even to be wicked. 1t
is simply foolish.
Large numbers Of men from the rebel arm
les are returning into Missouri, and a
repetition Of the scenes Of violence
and blsOd-shed Of last year are feared.
General scbofeld has issued an order,
granting an amnesty to all who will take
the cath o' allegiance, and give bonds for
coed behavior, but those who engage in
murder and robbery will be exterminated.
Good for sshOheld He is wakening up at
last
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitters, put up in quart bottles compounded OF
the cheapest whisky Common ram, cOst1ng from 20
to 40 cents per gallon, the tas disguised By Anise
COrjander eeed-
This Of Bittars has oaused and will continue
to use, as lOns they bs sOd hundreds 10 die
the death o the drunkRrd By treir use the system
Is Kept continually under the influence Of Alc- hOhc
Stimulets ot the worst kind the desire for LlIuor
created and sept up and the result is all the horrors
attendant upon a drunkEFd's life and DEATH
Fur VINO de ife ami Will have Liquor Bitter,
we publish the following recipes get one bottle HOOf
tana German Biters aud mix with three quarts good
brandy whisky, aud the result will be a prepara
tOn that will far excel in madlcinni virtues and true
exoelencs any OF the numerous Liquor Btters in the
mara ct, aud wi cost muGa less. You will nave all
the v'reue of HoOhan6s Bitters in connection with
good article of Liquor, ct much test prics than
those Inferior preparations Will cost you.5
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BOsFOE OoRNERs, N. I'll
Dacarahar "a IgsT

December "a, 1861.
VIZ. q. GREee OO-Gents. freely give you lib-
sry TO make use o. the following Certificate Of the
valued Constitution Water, which can recommend
in the highest manner.
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain In the Shouts
1era, whole length Of the back, and In her mbs with
Palpitation Of the Heart attended with Falling OF
the Womb, OysmenorrhB, and Irritation Of the Bad-
Ter. called physician, who attended her about
three months when he ieft her worse than he found
her. then employed one Of the best physicians
oould ind, who attended her for about nine months,
and while she was under his she did not suffer
quite much pain; he finally gave her up and said,
"her case incurabe." "For," said he, ''sbs has
such combination Of complaints that medicine Civ
On fer operates against some other Of her dicul
ties" About this time she commenced the use OF
Constitution Water, and to our utter astonishmsnt,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired ef
'sct, and she kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now 8uperintend5 entirely her do
mestio aairB She has not taken any Of the Oongti-
tuition Water for about four weeks and we are happy
70 Iay that Il has produced Permanent cure.
WM. II, VAN BENBOHOTHH.
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Democrats to be held ct Janesville on the
seventeenth Of September. This call, re-
Ssrring to the oOppsrhsad Convention
says:
ave have no comment to make upon
the ticket but it is utterly impossible for
War Democrats 10 aequiesce in the pernl-
cious doctrines, the vindictive, jealous and
languid patriotism displayed by this plat
form, or to approve of its silence on the
duties and necessities Of the hour. We
cannot sanction its heresies, nor are we
willing that the glorious party of Jefer-
son and Jackson, that party to whose guild
ance the destinies of our country have so
often been safely oonfded, should pass into
the control Of this arrogant and disloysl
faction. Under these circumstances the
duties and true position Of the loyal De-
mocracy seem plain and clear, end that IS
to take action at once, to organize real
and sound Democratic party, which shall
be unfinching in principle, loyal in prac,
tice, true and free in speech, and devoted
to the Government, however and by whom
soever administered; against all foes, open
or concealed, at home or abroad, in the
| North or in the South"
A Milwaukee correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribunt says:
"The Calls signed by over fifty Of the
strong supporters Of the Democratic party,
sucn as Mat. H. Carpenter Judge Hubbell,
Jonathan E. Arnold formerly Democratic
candidate for Congress,) Judge Macarthur,
Byron Kilbourn, Colonel George q. Waller,
lone Of the pioneers of Wisconsin, o.
Brodhead, Colonel Robinson of the Green
Bay Advocate, Colonel E. s. Bragg, and
others equally we'll known. It is to be
hoped that this Convention will endorse
the Union nominees several Of whom are
War Democrats Of high standing. The
platform is broad and liberal enough fol
all loyal men, Democrats or Republicans
to stand upon, but let the issues be whsi
they m8y, there can be but one result, and
that is the election of the Union ticket"
These are signs efsigui6cance and hope
Their stolen plumage will be stripped from
the Copperheads. They will stand forth in
the full proportions of their revealed ugli-
ness. Their ultimate position will be il
rank with the Tories Of IS, and the Hart
ford ConventiOnists of 1872 Remembered
to be despised and spoken Of but in deri
sion and contempt
The true Democracy have yet an impor
tant mission to perform, and we believe
they will perform it in loyalty and honor
and will be remembered with respect anC
gratitude, while the names of Seymour o
New York, Vallandigham, Pugh and Coz
of Ohio, and their Copperhead cO-wOrkeri
will be rotting in infamy.
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AUGUST Is, 1868.
SECOND nAY,s RoMnARnMrnr.


At about four o'clock this morning the
land batteries on Morris Island opened
fire on Fort Sumter, and the Weehawken
fired her first gun about the same time
She was followed by the Passaio, which
with the former, kept up fire during the
morning. Fort Wagner fired some shot In
return but'the rebs seemed to fight with
less vim than they have hitherto exhibited
At little after eight the Mshsska, Cim-
merone, Dsi-Ching, Wissshickon, Ottawa,
and Lsdons, which had come in from the
blockade, opened fire, firing each about ten
guns an hour. The Cansndaigus is also
in position with her heavy battery in full
blaze. The firing, though not so rapid as
yesterday from the gunboats, is quite as
effective. A strong northeast wind is
blowing, which gives Us some advantage in
range, though it makes the vessels roll
more than is pleasant. Fort Wagner was
silenced early after the gunbOats went in,
and continues quiet.
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ES-Remamter that these BIttsrs-psz
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as 3 Beverage.
the most Eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
land Citizens,
Testifying of their own personal knowIe1gei o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the BftterB.

Testifying of their own personal knoWIe1ge; % the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the BtteTB
From Bey. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious KuOWledEe.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines gener i, Though distrust Of thei.
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
why man may not testify 20 the benefits he
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation in the b. pe he may thus contribute to
the benefit of others.
do this ne ore readily in regard 70 HOohand's
German Bitters, prepared by Or. U. NJ jackson. of
this city, because was prejudiced against them for
man. years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement to
try hem, when suffering from great and lore contin-
ues debility. 1he Of three bo tss Of these Bit
ters, at the beginning Of the present year, fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO degree of
bodily snd mental vigor which had not felt Tor six
months before, aud hsd Of reganing
therefore thask God and my friend for directing me
TO the use Of them, J. NEWTON BLOWN.
. philadelphia, June q, 1861.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For sen1tor-sAMUHT WILLIAMSON.
epreeentntiVeH-OaA ARIES II BABO0CK, AAAE-
IAH HVatlrT, @. B LOHKW00D.
OomH.On Plses Judge HgRACA EOOTh.
Prptats JudRs--DA TEL r. TlLDAS.
OOuusy reasarer---H s. sHtF~LHSE1
Clerk Common Piess---FREDERIlkJ J. PRbhIl Ilss.
Presenting Attoraey---CHA p L Us " PALMHk-
@ uasY Com mmissiO7er.---JrtHA BkbkUM.
finrnuaF-N Z 1ErfIlN-TIEE
CITY Justi6es OF the Peaoe-DANIEL STEPHAN,
frederick A. BRAND.
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iiOIhersI aIOgnersl. nIOIheF

Don't iAil to procure Mn WINSLOW'S SCOT
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIHG.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription olo
OF the best Female PhysiciaRs and Nurses il Il
United States, and has been ued tor thirty yesFS Vi
never falling sa.ety and suecess By miliionso of not
erB and children, from the ieooIs infant Of ens We
old 70 the adult. It not only relieves the child m
pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, q
rects acdity, and gives tone and energy to the vi
system. It win almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND coil
WebelievO it the Best and surest Remedy In q
World, in ell cases Of I'ysentsry and DiArrhGa
Children, whether it srisas rom Tsething, or ird
any other a1ss.
SS-Fuil direetionstoF using VIII accompany q
bottle. None genuins unisss the fac-simile Of CUI
TIS PERKINS, New York Is on the wrapper.
Bi5-soId by all Medicine Dealers. Principal OEC
ls Dsy-st., Rev York.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
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