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II At, NEWS.

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The Washington Chronicle says ne
vhereabouts Of the main army OF hooker can
not be definitely stated. The line OF the hap-
Dahannock has been abandoned, but the rai9-
read from Falmouth TO Aqua Crsek = nof
DESTROYED nor hes any, property 0een szcEl3lceo'
except such IS It would not be pEontan!s e! 70
take away. Everything az the creek Is sou
preserved, and IS under *ha protection O t2e
gI3nboaIs
The Washington Star Of yesterday says -
1T is reported IN Washington So~oay @N1s
three regiments q the Confcderates we're A6
Belle Plains. fon Potomac creek, this n1oln-
ing. They had, however, not Ioade any move
uent uDon Aqua Gree
Gen. Hooker has made his change OF posi-
sion without the slightest loss n gnef or mate
rial LOT value, and the only burning that mas
taken place has been shat O useless Rubbish,
szloIl as always happens when an army changes
IT. camping ground. 4 considerable proper
ton Of the rolling stock, supplies, &C., report
ed burned At Aqua Greek, has arrived at
Alexandra per barge, and it ls quite certain
that if it should not be thought advisable &c
hold the AQuia Greek station, {Which we can
easily do il having any military value: all ott1
er articles remaining there can De removed II
leisure The approach Of wagon tram,
headed BY cavalry at Aqua Greek, yesterday,
created the urfounded alarm there q THE ap
proach Of the enemy.
4 force Of the Confederates was reported BY
scouts to be at Potomac Greek, and q visit
from this body was tlcpated at Aqua,
but they did not make their appearance, ano
if at al at Potomac Greek must have been III
inconsiderablo numbers.
The 6th Army Corps, (sedgwick 81 which
hiss been on the south side Of the Rappahan-
mock, recressed without loss.
It can be said further that Hookers move
nent has been The direct opposite Of a retreat,
and that his purpose is evidently Go follow Lee
I'D as closely as possible, with an eye at the
same time, to fully maintaining the defences Ct
Washington.
The National Intellgenoer says:-'lt seems
that Cen Lee, proiting by the late inactivity
Of Gen. Hooker, has planned operations Of
formidable nature, and already put his plans
50 far in execution as 70 lay the commander Of
the Array Of the Potomac under the necessity
Of hastily breaking up his camp al Falmouth,
and taking new positions to meet this demon
stration of the eneny. We have not learned,
as is runored, that in abandoning the line OF
advance on Richmond, Viz Fredericksburg,
(which It is known was originally marked out
i:y Gen Halleok for Gen. Mcclellan, IN relnoy-
ing the Army Of the Potomac from Harrison's
Landing on the James River Gen Hooker
deemed it necessary TO burn the buildings
erected at Aqua creek and elsewhere on the
line selected for the forward movement By 1hls
overland route
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SOUTHERN NEWS

The English and Austria, l,ons.,
Moore aad Il. Vans, arIiy: d On ths w. uS:fsa
nnavlng been ordered cut Of to .s s,ta oS
States. '1''llederstc
1t has been arranged between co1ano1
low, the j. S. commissioner for a~ohs Aat
prisoners and Robert 0ul>ly the Cont slSs q
commissioner, that surgeons shall no H. rr
81 rs prisoners Of war. 'S->
No exchange q officers can D. st ,,.,..
made. 4 number Of i. S. officers ara 5.'I
under charges intended 70 bring t|,am n., ,s'@
the operation Of th3 act ii relation - o@ ;,~s
taken III command of or in comnar,y viii No..
Cd negroes. Col. Ludlow will not by m. i.Lo.
any special exchanges Of officers, ackDovIe5}.~s.
the right TO discriminate By 3etaniny so%s
officers and releasing others. He in<sfs nv,
eli shall be released under the cartel.
The Richmond papers Of SATURDAY. 12rs
inst, contain the following;
At the cavalry fight near Kelley Ford, n
the Rappahannock, on the 9Th inst, Br;,
Gen. Z. Lee, son Of Major Gen. Lee, vas vsrr
severely wounded; Capt. Farley, Of Stuart
Cavalry, staff, killed: Col. Williams, Of lie
Second North Carolina volunteers, killed.
Col Frank HAMPTON, killed: Col. Butler. If
South Carolina, leg shot off; Capt Jones, Of
Lees Cavalry, was killed. The battle vas
Que Of the most severely contested Of the war
Our losses al ulpeper On Tuesday are
heavy, and among them some Of cur best oE,
GERS. Our casualties are SO killed. 200 wound,
ed and 500 prisoners. Among The killed il
Gen. Wright. >
.FREDER1cKsBURG, June T. The enemy
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DIED.

At his residenee n ARP aaPGRtDER in ' :5s
g *: : :: 55:: : f; 5::;: :: e:
early if, estearned and res'S'''
end useful Christian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16

ruE5UAY EVENING, JUNE is.
----- $500 ====-=====
The stirring and important incidents Of the
4ar. 1T this jirne, onGross 1nore than eyer, at
seerioa and but1aSt!o else Of q public nature is
-,o,rht Of or talked about The excitement
n III directions seems to b. great, owing TO re-
cent events ii the West and IN the adjacent
country.
Io his charge &c, the Grand Jury IN WASH
innyog), 81 Yesterday, Judge Fisher remarked
onon the necessity Of purgins the oity Of the
avi1inf7;cr;ne t through bavdy houses and gam
bling helIs. Of which it yvas not designed few
onlv should receive attention ia The outset
no1t +haS the duty should be continuously puF-
sued. of giving them such attention as Wouia
finally III: the community q their presence.
7nn # me NIGHT vatchnen st tho depot Of
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, named
Fisher. FROM New York, was killed, yesterday
afternoon. about s . clock, by being run over
~ = car. fIe was on the car and fell CIT, When
the wheels passed over his breast and arms,
horribly mansling him and causing death an
stanyly.
Several Confederate prisoners, captured by
TIE Federal forces, near Centrevllio, were
brought through here yesterday afternoon, on
their way to Washington. Among them were
Capt. VIM. Foster, Of Eauquler and Frank
StringfeIIow, Of Culpeper,
The prices in market, for vegetables espe-
cially, this morning. were generally complain
ed OF, as unreasonable. It is probable, means
will te taken TO furnish additional supplies at
lower rates,
We have frequent calls for back numbers o.
the Gazette. 1t is easy 70 keep fle OF the
paper, by placing the numbers between tTo
boards,
Capt. Thomas Tovson, Of Stafford County,
formerly resident Of this place, vas killed IN
the late battle at Beverley Ford.
There is no az poaranca Of yellow fever yet
at Havana, though the weather., at last re-
ports, was very warm.
The police in Washington have recently 81
rested q number IF burglars aud thieves IN
that city.
Mr.. Yollandigharn IS reported 70 be n
>Fillaiug+o n. G.
) terrible hail storm occurred near Canton,
Illinois, last week, doing much damage,
We are grati6ed 50 learn that: 80 far, this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16

In Coyineton Kentucky, some days since
two men, named Jain Swain and Peter Fin
l=y> had a quarrel about quarter Of a dollar
whIch Finley had received COR some small ser
nee the dispute finally resulting in the muir
der Of 1''nleg by Swain. who Immediately es-
capped sDco Ohio, tut zgas subsequently, arrest
&c
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S. Paul's Cathedral IN London, Is 10 oe
completed and adorned in bhe most gorgeous
Style
The Louisville Journal Of the 10th says -
General Grant is largely reinforced and troops
are still being hurried 10 bis assistance The
movements through our oity Tor the past ten
days, by land and water, have been very &C
tive
Mrs HoImeai, vie Of Rev. Mr. HoIrnead,
Of " Washington, vas severely injured on Sun
Day, by ialj. Mr.. Il. himself was injured
by fall only few weeks ago.
Hon. Josiah Quincy is now in Boston in
his ninety-second year. With intellect still clear
and uuclouded.
Lord Lyndhurst Boston boy, but NOW a
member Of the British House OF Lords aud of
the Privy Council Of England. 1as ninety-one
years q ago IN May
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Several Confederate prisoners, captured by
tie Federal forces, near CentrevlIio, were
brought through here yesterday afternoon, on
their way to Washington. Among them we're
CAPT. VIM. Foster, Of FauquIer, and Frank
Stringfeow, Of Cul pepper,
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2nE jllCk2IOlnluy l!VSi =. A'1
troops fell back towards kicnmona'
Il is said Gov Pierpoint will make A'sAe.
dr;a CITY his place Of residence IN a lev Os.9
and procjairp II the seat Of TIE State 0"'''D
menJ n,ro.
The ay ard Of the privilege ct selling 0" w.,
oers 10 the Army Of the Potomac nSs Ds ,[s
made to Mr.. Lamb, Of New York "n ~. r. III
eighteen hundred dollars 3 mon'n ~, m.
right TO sell to newsboys ii tsxeo &1''A''
on New York prices. n Il tbs
The Duke Of Chartre5, second so' his
c lp,s ut the d dauxhtsr Of the Prince de jour-
vile, .,.oto3 3 par
The Primes Of Wales has been s!acssu : and
ron Of the Norfolk Agricultural oocls.' Tie
also Of the National Dramatic oo"sS~ .;crtu
Prince Of Wales attends the hoyal lA1 1,,Ig
raj Society meeting at Worcester. Worcester
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
Rs,s are Fssts Enough.
CONSTITUTION WATER
FOB SALE By

Morgan Allen. General Agents, No. g glIa-ss
HeV York. noyioiisz1eoo
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Isir There you Are 2

Since the 11th Of June Convention,
which nominated Vallandigham for Gov
ernor, the Plain Dealer has been trying to
keep on both sides Of the fence and has
kept its readers in suspense as to whether
it would support Vallandigham or not.
The Democratic ticket has not appeared
ct the head of its columns and it has
thereby deceived some into the belief that
it repudiated the Ohio traitor. But q stray
copy of the Weekly Plain Dealer having
come into our hands, we find the full Dem
ocratic ticket, Vallandigham and all, flying
at the head Of the editorial columns. So
the P D. has tried TO be loyal in its daily
and disloyal in its weekly edition; to
preach up war to its city readers who read
enough other papers to repudiate
"pesce platform, and inoulcste peace TO
itssountry subscribers, the majority of
whom take only one paper and are there
fore more easily Influenced. These are the
Plain Dealers insiduOus tactics. Shams
upon it for its coWardly course. .--
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stnrtIInr Charge naaInsr Governor sey-


Startling Charge against Governor sey-
The address of Governor Seymour to the
New York mob, in which ne tenderly call
ed the rioters "my friends" was suspicious
of evil; and the frequent complimentary
remarks heard from the mob regarding
"Seymour" were still more so, but evi-
dence more dsPning than either has just
come to light which will startle all loyal
men. This we find in the Buffalo Express.
It sppears that one William McCrea, of
Cambria, was appointed to the Colonelcy
Of the 66th Militia, without consultation
with the officers ofthe regiment and against
their remOnstrances. They were all in fa-
yOr of another man, and on laying the facts
before McCrea, that officer agreed to re-
sign, but subsequently declared that he
would not do so. In conversation with
some Of the officers, be made an explans-
tiOn Of his conduct, and this explanation
is published in an address of the commits
stoned officers Of the regiment. Init is the
evidence referred to, proving the crimi-
nslity and reasonable position of Govern
or Seymour. The statement is made by a
captain of the regiment and confirmed by
lieutenant, both their names being given
lnthe Express, which paper adds the highest
endorsement of reliability. The testimony
is as follows:
al saw Colonel MoCrea July 7th, 1863.
BE said to me about noon, Il did not want
the Office Of Colonel in this District; but as
it was pressed on me by men that knew
to be right for our Government, accepted
it. l will say to you, but confidently, the
object Of this is to get this militia force
into our hsnds-have proper men appoint
ed-so, if the Governor wishes to resist
the National Draft, which he intends to do,
as he thinks it unconstitutional, he can do
so safely; for he then will have proper
men in Office over this National Guard, so
as to control il to his wish, resist the draft
and the people cannot help themselves, as
they will have no military that they can
control to their wish. have this from
headquarters from gentlemen that saw the
Governor on this subject. 1t is not only
my own view of the matter, but the Gov
ernor's and our party"
We know nothing of this matter, more
than is here given, but, taken in conneO-
ton with previous suspicious circumstan-
ces, spoken Of above, the testimony is ex-
oeedingly strong against Governor Sey-
mOur and the leaders of the Democratic
party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
It is Net a Dye,
L1XURIANr BEAUTY,
WYNKoOP's ICELAND PECTORA.

Diseases Of the ThTott, Chest and Pulmonsr j
gans are ever prevail nf, iEHiii0us and daugefun-
The properties Of melsciue % alleviate, cur1 y
qpioOt these comp iuts, must be nxpectOranti IN
dyne and tuy1gOr ting. isoseniDg the mucus q q
thrOAt and I'M 7srsiug tOue to the entire system.
discovery IN moeical iance ever mastered thli a
ol diseases IKE D. Wynkt ops Iceland Pectoral
is used With the most astonf. hing results in e e.
OF Bronchitis, influenza. Whooping COush. Dink
ris or futrid Sore ThrJat, asthma, Group, CcasH
Colds, Nervous EebilityI &C.
Tie Bev. }. J. Potter certifss, that haTs !,
Dr. MynkoOp's fe1tOIai Tor several ysarsr IIuilI
IL my family, Tor Sc -ere Pulmonary Complains,
have recommsnaed Il 10 many others, aud hAlalt
er seen its equal-" Rev. J. J. PJTIE1 +
Brooklyn, D. Z
Hundreds and thousands OF imp5rtsut testimo,t
could be produced, showing It's rsmark able ceIes 3
That ie eNEyEE FANS lt Is composed Of pure lei
Moss, tainl o. Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecan,l'
O0muey, Burd q K, and ether invaluable eNpec
and tonic ingredients. lt Is harmless, PRONG
lasting. luvAiids and sufferers cannot aI0rdld Z.
leCt trial Every family should have it. lt 4
marEaDie for Ur0up. Fun de- criptious, recumnN
atiuns -nd directions ac 3Omrany each bOttl-.
GsrPrspaIed by Dr. & d. MYEKOOP, anf soilr
D. 5. BAHN Is 3 CO.. N. Z. iulyI0-Rlad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

Those who have doubted the efficiency
and value Of the militia organizations Of
Ohio, will do we'll to read the following re-
port Of what volunteer company Of in
fantry and q twO-gun battery, Of Middle
port Meigs cOunniy, did against John
Morgan:
PoMERoT, July Goth, 1858.
To Adjutant General Hill:
Ny command Of infantry, and the men
raised fOT two-gun battery, slI Volunteer
Militia Of MiddlepOrt, and one gun under
Captain Breohlet Of Pomeroy, in all, one
hundred and seventeen men, met a portion
Of the enemy's forces at this point this
morning at 2 A. NJ, and captured the en-
tire party, numbering seventy eight men;
and seventy nine horses, with all their
equipage, among them seven commissioned
of6eers. viii report fully by mail.
R. REVILSON,
COMMANDING
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PARTICuLAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sod under the name
o. Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounded Of
the cheapest whisky cJmmOn rum, costing from 20
70 40 cenis per gallon, ths ta disguised By Anise or
Coriendsr need.
This ass Of Birters has caused and will continue
to uge, long they csn bs sOld hundreds 10 die
the death o the drunkard By their u5e the system
Is kept continually under the influence Of Ale. hJlic
SIimu-its OF the kind the desire for Ii luor
created and kept mp and the result is all the horrors
attendant upon q drunkard's life and death.
For tnose who de ire will have Liquor Bitter,
publish the folio wing recipe: get bottle HOOf
land German Biters and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result will be prepara-
ton that will far excel in dicina virtues and true
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Bitters in the
market, aud viii cost much less. You will have ell
the TiriueI of HOOdsuds Biters in connection vii b
good article Of Liquor at much LEST price than
these inferior preparations will cost you..
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BOsEoS OOREEas, \: T.

Wu.H. GREeG & CO-Gents: freely give you lib
srty to maze use Of the following Oertihcate OF the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
in the highest manner:
NV wife, who was attacked with pain in the shout
ders whole length of the back and in her Limbs, WITH
Papitation of the Heart, attended with Eelling 9l
the Womb, Dysmenorrhs, and Irritation q the Slea
der l called q physician, who attended her sDous
three months, when he left her worse than ne Iounq
her. then employed one Of the BEST Physlelanfs5
could 6nd, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his care she did not ,uLer
quite as much pain he finally gave her qp ena sa,
ther case was fncurablem - FOR, SAID nef she naa
szcb Combination Of complaints, that medicine gly-
~ for one operates against some other OF her uineu
Constitution Water and to our utter astOnishment,
almost tho first dose seemed 10 have the desired sL
feet, snd she kept on improving raplay lhast & iss
nestle Aafrs She has not taken any OF the OODsti-
tuition Water for about four weeks and We are HAPPY
- saV that 1t has produced permanent cure.
WM. N, VAN BENbOHOTAhs
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Editor Leader-DRGE SIR: With y0upI
mission wish to say to the readers ofyou pan 4
will send BY return mail to all who wish H. q z
Recipe, with full directions for making and M
simple Vegetable Balm that viii eheotually 40
in ten days. PimPles, Blolehes, Tan, Frecklu a
all Impusiios Of the sEin, leaving the ssnIso
clear, smooth ana beauti nj. nT
1 viii sl=o mail free to these having Bald Ia.
Bare Facss, simple directions and informatiatb
viii enable them to start full growth OF Luna
Hair, Whiskers. or M0ustaohe, in less than !,
All applications answered BY return mail no
charge. Respectfully yours,
THoS. =. CHAPMAN, ChemHs
Hiuns29-l5z s3l Broadway. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

Don't fail to procure Mrs WIHSLOW'S 50
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TkErHIEG.
This valuable preparation is The -5rescriptiel' {
Of he best Female Physicians. and Hursa1
United States, and has been used for hirty ys.-
never failing saiety and success oy millions q 4
ers and ehfldr. n from the feeble infant Of On,e
old to the adult II not only rtilsves the chiifl
pain, but invigorates the stomach and boVs't;
reefs aeidity, and gives tone and energy to The
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Cl
We belle 70 Il the Fest and SrTest Remedy
World, in all ca-es Of Dysentsry and Diarrh
Children, whether it arises nom Teethiag, ant
any other s1ss. r4
Ea5-Eun directions for using will aecomPanysl
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
TIs & PERKINS, New York, is on the wrappg
HE-sold BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal
4s Dey-St., New York
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
msy26- 2s-dkWis
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NTAsTERs -sALE.-Pursnant % the

Nl command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Joseph Perkins against Cole
man c. Fay, 10 me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Cleveland, on the S0th day
Of July, 1858, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed premises All Of lot number thirty
seven 90 in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve End thirteen (I2 & l3),
in the City Of Cleveland, in CuyahOga County, in
the State Of Ohio, appraised at S24O.
LEWIS ". FORD, Master Commissioner.
1nnasO.A5n
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CECIL c. REED.

The citizens OfKelly's Island have or.
ganizsd a company Of SO men under the
militia law, and elected WR. Webb, Cap.
tain, George P. Bristol 1st Lieutenant, and
Henry Lsnge ID Lieutenant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24


The rebels are still being brought to
grief. Sherman is in Jackson, and Bragg
at Brandon, Mississippi.
Great destitution and Generalization
are reported of the armies Of Bragg and
Johnston. They give up Mississippi and
and advise the planters to make the best
terms possible with the Yankees.
The unpopularity of JEFF Davis late re-
morseIess oOnscript proclamation is indi-
eatOd from the fact which scouts report,
that majority of the planters are anxious
that we should get possession Of the
country before JEFF. Davis has time to en-
force his CONSUMPTION. They prefer Fed
eral, to rebel rule. This feeling is very
extensive, and growing in secessia, and
will be intensified by the sweeping con-
scriptiOn which forces all white males be-
tween 1s and As inth the rebel ranks.
Johnston's army is estimsted not to ex
eeed $4,000 and great CONSERVATION is
said to prevail throughout the whole
Southern country. The reported Federal
successes at YazOO City, as well as in
jackson are confirmed At these points
munitions Of war in large quantities have
fallen into our hands.
Important information may soon be ex-
pected from the armies of Meade and Lee.
The latter is said to be moving rapidly in
the direction Of Winchester. Meade is on
the alert. Stirring events, apparently, are
ct hand. If Meade is successful in follow
ing the fleeing army of Lee, and again de-
feating him, the rebsliOn will be placed
hOrS de combat.
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LITERARY MEE AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their brains should al
ways keep b5ttle Of HOofand's BittsTs near them,
a. they will md much benefit from its use, % both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SYMPTOMS

Resulting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward les, Fulness OF Blood TO the
d a., Acidity Of tire Stom 8ch, Nauses, heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulress weight in the stomach,
Souc EruotstCns sinking Flutteriug the Pit OF
tte stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, + u t9ring ths Heart, ChO-
king or SufOeatng Sensations when in a lying pos
ture, Dimnrss Of Vision, Dots or Web5 before the
gut, Fever aud Dull Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of Perspiration, YellOwness OF the Ssin and Eyes,
Pein In Ihe side, "a K Chest, Limbs, &C., sudden
Finishes of Heat, Burning in the lCsh, constant i'm
agining Of Evil, and gr-at Depression Of spirlts.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

The mob in Troy, N. 7, after destroying
the Times printing Office, broke open the
Jail and released the prisoners. - Azfel-
low feeling made them wOndrous kind"
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FRIEnD Ii EEED-TRY Il.

A FRIHHU Ii HRED-TBN u. ~
d. sVest's IHFALLIBhE hIHIAENTb im,
IRON ths recipe Of Dr. Stephen sEest, Of On
Ehs great bone ssttsr, and hes been used In r.
de- Fo- the last twenty years With the NOS
lur succasJ As an eLtaTnal remedy it Il y
FigaI aud viii alleviate pain more speedily
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and
Disorders It Is truly infallibls, and a. q euJ
Sores, Wounds, Spratn9, Bruises, &C., IL = n
haEling and powerful siren Etnentng propellia
uits the Just wonder and aatou lshment Of az ~,
ever given Il . trial Over four hundred ~
Of remarkable cures performed By it prithn -
two years, attest 20 this fact strong 4 Am u
Agents for Cleveland deolnaits1a.hl A 70.