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~. THE Oswego Gazette publishes the fol-
lowing letter of the late Senator Douglas,
sshowing his conception of the aime of the
AAbolition leaders. sfs I
sfts 2 s'f WASHINGTON, Dec. 26, 1860.
=, Ny DEAR SIR-Pressure of business
has prsyented an earlier acknowledgment
asf yourikind letter. The prospects of our
ieo6htry are gloomy indeed, but l do not
despair of the Republic. We are mouo
idrfftiag rapidly INTO cira .cor, which must
END in disunion. This can only be pre-
vented by amendments to the Constitution
.suhieh will take the slavery question out
sof. Congress, and put an end to the strife.
gEwhether this can he done depnds upon
sfhe Republicans. Many Of their leaders
edesife disunion on party grounds; and
here il the difficulty. God grant us safe
deliycrance, is my prayer.
vsss 80, Very truly your friend,
s. A. D0UGbAE.
Hon. John Taylor.
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PARTIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES
IN THE GID OHIO

70 The following is statement of the
losses IN Cos e and X of the 62d Ohio
regiment, at the attack of Fort Wagner
ION Morris Island, sc on the 18th day oi
July; also Field and Staff officers:
Field and Staff--Lieut. Col. G. FSteele,
hesh wound in right thigh; Adjutant Dam
icl g. Liggeth, severe wound in left thigh;
Sergeant Major James Shady, left ribs
broken.
Company E-Wouuded-Se Lieu
tenant s. d. Hopper, left foot slightly;
lst Sergeant Thomas Wilson, left hand
and right side; Corporals j. L. Hadsall,
bruise in thigh; VIM. H. Cater, severely
in right shoulder; Chas. Bidenharn, arm
fractured; privates S. III. Blaney, severely
iRrisht arm; Leander Wiley, in neck;
Alonzo Hobbs, in right leg; Lawrence w.
Hobbs, LEFT thigh, severely; VIM. S. Gregg,
left thigh, slightly. Missing-Lawrence
w. Hobbs, wounded in breast; James o.
Couplin, wounded severely in left thigh;
VIM. K. Hudson, wounded in thigh, Craw-
ford Riley, Wm johnson, supposed killed,
Henry s. Clark, Thes. Starbuck.
Company F-Missing-First Lieuten-
ant p. B. johnson, wounded in shoulder,
breast and leg. Killed-Corpl. J. Casnell.
Woundcd--Sergcant J. j. Cole, left leg
amputated; Sergeant G. W. Hirst, slightly
in back; Corporal FL Musselman, severely
in hip and back; d. Jarrett, in leg.
Company Missiug-Priyates Thos.
NcMinima, II. II. Sands. Wounded
Capt Henry T. West. seriously IN leg;
Sergeant Wm. a. Davis, do; Corporal
sJames Brown. severely in thigh; Corporal
lsAngnst Weigle, slightly in foot; Corporal
iJacob N !. Ketchum, (color guard) serious
ly;in shoulder; private john Hoop, slight
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GRAIN ELEVATORS INcHIeAGo

=
= Anothcr immense Grain Elevator, said
TO be the largest in the world, has just
sbeen finished in Chicago, and still another,
sof equal size, isnearly completed. They
shaye been built in the most substantial
.smanner, and are furnished throughout
With the most perfect machinery, includ-
sing a large number of Fairbanks 800
hBdshel Hopper Scales, which insures corr
rect weight to buyers and sellers. of grain.
The amount Of grain which can be handled
IN these Elevators in single day is enor-
NOUS. The increased production of grain
in,the North west is perhaps shown in no
way more clearly than by the rapid in
crease in Chicago of the facilities for re-
,.eeiying and shipping it, af
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GoDEY's LADIES ,BooK-The August
number of this excellent Magazine, con-
.tains 4 beautiful steel engraving Hollow
ed be thy Name, splendid double page
1cslorcd fashion plate, and numerous other
Shgravings. 1t is capital number, read
ing matter good-price SO per year.
Address. j.. Ii. Cooley,
323 Chcsnat Street, Philadelphia.
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Administrators Sale.

X Office Is hereby given that the us-
dcr}igned, as Administrators Of the
Estate of,Danie Pankliuuser 81. decd. wiidFef-
fvrfor sale q. puhlis anction. on the premis~s.
O'e aSdtaaiag. the sth dayof asgpsfy rs6s-
between the hours of 10 c'clack a. M. and q
O'CLOCK p. M, ou SAID day, the following de-
scrhsd real estate, situate in Nonses oenntys
ohio, 10 wit.
The eds, half of the north rsst qnastsr af
! section twenty-four ia township three asd
range three, excepting fftren acres ssld 81
! the South snd 30 john fsnkhaussr, contsis-
/ lug sixty 6ve acres inoie ar lees.
TERSl--e,nf.thiri cash IN aud. obc-thfsd
! In ons year. and one-shir IN two yesrs. vitk
interest OH The deferred ia. ~. nts. to BE- -.
euyedta the satisfaction Of. tia, Npd~rsisNs6.
! DANIEL FANKHAUSKR jr A.irasr. 81.
Daniel Fankhausc., sr. p.csxst6.
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u. 8. Assessors Notice. ID
OFFICE OF U. s. ASSESSOR,
!. Z 18th District of Ohio.

MARIETTA, o. July % 1863.
Notice is hereby given, that the second
annual assessment, under the Excise Law
of the United States, having been COM
pleted in this District, the list containing
the assessment in Monroe county, will
remain open for examination at the House
of james H. Ray Esq, assistant assessor
at Clarington in said county, for the space
of fifteen days from the date of this notice,
after which on the 11th day of August at
same place appeals will be received and
determined by me, relative to any errone-
Gus or excessive valuations or enumera-
tions, that may have been made in said
county. I. R. WATERS,
U. S. Assessor, 10Th District of Ohio
July 29, 1863.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Woodsfeld
Ohio, August 3rd, 1868.
Mrs. Debby Jane Berry, Thomas Gun
ningham, Miss Mary Jane Eddy, Miss
Margaret Ann Hart, Washington Hen
dershot, j. w. Jones, H. F. Lesion, Miss
Sarah Ellen Reynolds, James White
Matthias Windland.
Persons calling fer above letters will
please say they are advertised.
II. FLEMING, P. NJ.
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"a sQ-A friead in our army at Vicks-
sburgh sentusa copy of a rebel paper pub
1ished ia that city, 1t is printed on wall
paper, and was issued on the 4th day Of
July. The very latest news in the paper
aDuounced the fall of that stronghold and
the suspension of the paper.
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aNoTICE

rs hereby given, that sealed proposals will
i be received at the Auditors Office, Monroe
County, Ohio, until the
81 First Monday in September aezf,
for furnishing 1900 bushels of good Coal for
the use of courthouse and County Offices, to
be delivered by the first day of October next
5 By order othe Commissioners.
NJ. HOEFFLER,
80 - - Auditor, y. c. o.
yppe 10, 1883.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County
Court of Common Pleas.
William II. Penn,
against
Arminda Penn.

Arminda Penn.
THE said Arminda Penn who is at present
i residing in the State of Kentucky, will
take notice thatthe said William II. Penn, did,
on the 9th day of July A. ID. 1868, file in
the Office of the Clerk OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, his petit
tion, asking foe Divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony with the said Arminda, and that
the cause assigned is adultery of the said
ArmiDda with one Joseph Kincade, on the ID
day of March A. d. 1868, in the town of An
tioch, in Monroe County aforesaid. Said petit
tion will be for hsa:ins at the next term o.
said Court commencing on the 9Th day Of
October next WILLIAM II. PENN.
August 5, 1s63.-sw pd.
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s@ The destination of Morgan and his
officers, lately captured by Gen. shackle-
ford, is, as yet, unknown, although it is
strongly suspected they will join those
who have gone before, on Johnsons
Island. a s
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AROUSE, MEN of MONROE!

AAAO OSSAIe 1A ELIN OA N4OIu AhUES
Rally to the support of Your Country
Flag, by responding to the President's
'.last call for .Sin Months Men.
Our homes are endangered by the rebel
hord. Who will not rally to the protec-
tion of his own ire-side? Soldiers who
have been fighting for your homes for
more than 2 years, at last have extended
to you individually request to rush to
their support. Men, now is the time to
save yourselves from draft. Do it for
your country calls.
We, the undersigned are now recruiting
company in Woodsfeld, for the six
months service Our company is about
half full. We leave for camp about
the 9th of July, 1868. So gentlemen
embrace this opportunity and save your
selves. III. 7. FORD,
53 JOSIAH SINCLAIR,
Recruiting Officers.
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CAprunrb.-Tbe following list of Obi.

CAprURED The following list of Obi
officers captured by Lees Army at Get
.tysburg, and on their way to Richmond
sis taken from list obtained By CORES
tTondent ofthe New York Herald, VIII
was also captured, and remained sevel
sdays in. captivity before he effected his es
%Espe. -.
usLieut. Col. J.. Williams. 25th Ohio.
Iicut.rH. II. Moslcy, 25th Ohio.
.4icat.i ID J. McCully 18th Ohio.
Lieut.. d. Caldwell, 18th Ohio.
hieut: Jos. Potts, 10th Ohio.
Lieut.. j. MeudenhaIl, 74th Ohio.
Lieut.. Jones, 55th Ohio.
capt Sending, 6lst Ohio.
~ Lieut.. Nell, 61st Ohio.
~ Lieut.. Mitchell, SD Ohio.
ssisLieut. Gooden, SD Ohio:
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Notice in Attachment.

John C. Hess, Administrator of the Estate 0
Samuel B. Smith, Deceased.
~ ,f against
Nathan M. Smith, Defendant,
DEFoRE William L. Pearson, J. P. of Suns,
u bury Township, Monroe County. Ohio, on
the Both day of April A. D. 1868. said jus
tice issued an order of attachment In the
above action for the sum of one hundred and
fifty two dellars and seyenty-fve eents.
Z 3ff Ellis JOHN @. HESS.
June 9, IGsS.-3v.
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Hon. John IT, Critteneleu Dead.

FRANKFORT. KY; July 29.-Hon.
John j. Crittenden died at half past three
this morning, without pain or struggle, in
full possession of his faculties. Disease
general debility. His age was seventy
seven wears.
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Susana Bolden, has
on the 1lth day of July 1863. left my
bed and board, without any jnst cause OF
proylcation, / therefore forbid any person
or persons, trusting her on my account OF
in nv name as l am determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting.
JAMES B0LDEN.
3w.-pd.
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LOST

Between F. A. Lampings and Grays-
vile, Black over-coat and discharge
paper from the U. s. Service. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leay-
ing them at the Spirit Office. g II h4s-
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80. The Jacobins are continuallY urg

nA. The Jacobins are continually urg.
ing upon the people the necessity o.
abandoning all party organizations in oul
present national struggle. This is theil
theory, daily set forth in their political
journals, and through the mouths of their
disinterested orators. But what is their
PRACTICE? II they were sincere, it is tc
be presumed that their actions would cor.
respond with their preaching. Such, un.
fortunately for them, is not the case. All
the appointments under the Interal Tax
law and the Conscription bill are made
from their. own party. Although the
Democratic party-the party of the Union
and the Constitution-ha furnished thou
sands of men and money to sustain the
Government, they have been entirely ig,
nored by these mo party" patriots, They
carefully exclude all public and official
announcements from Democratic journals,
and the members of the Democratic party
are either compelled to remain in igno-
rance of matters in which they have deep
interest, or learn them from the columns
of Abolition newspapers. Ignorance is
bliss" however, in comparison with the
hard fate of being compelled to acquire
knowledge from the Jacobin journals of
the county Wheeling Register.
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THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIED-July 10Th ult., by the
Rev. T. A. Grove, Mr.. JOSEPH H. Brown
and Miss JANE McCAMMoN, all of Mon
roe county, Ohio.
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s0g At the meeting of the coal dealers
on Saturday last, they fixed the price Of
coal at 12a cents per bushel, and the
buyer to pay tho cost of Weighing.
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) AND YET ANOTHER.

We are informed that at Whartons burg
Wyandot County, there was yet another
young woman whose fingers itched after
butternut pins, and who made an attempt
to snatch one from a young and spirited
Democratic girl, but received such a Wig
orous and dexterous application Of the
contracted digits of the butternut girl
about her silly head and face, that she
was glad to give up the contest. And
some very gallant young men, when they
saw their champion get, the worst of the
bargain, endeavored to interfere, but were
made to bite the dust. We hope it may
have the effect to teach the dampbools >
manners. All honor and glory to the
Democratic girls who thus vigorously de.
fend their rights. - Fsndley (O.) Courier.
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Sheriffs Sale.
George NJ. Woodbridge,
against
William 4 Tidd

William J.aTidd.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, / will offer
for sale at public auction, at the front door
of the Courthouse, in the town of Woods
fed, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. on rgs
Saturday the sth day of Aagust, 1853.
the following described real estate, situate in
said connty, to wit,
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter OF section three, township four, range
four; containing 20 acres more or less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of William J. Tidd, at the suit oi
George ID. Woodbridge.
GEO. w. CARRoTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
July 8, 1861.
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Notice in Attachment.
Charles Fox, Plaintiff,
against
Robert Folger, Defendant.
before John ]. Rggsr, J. p, of Malaga
- Township, Monroe County, Ohio, on the
9th day of June 1868, said justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action, for
the sum of eight dollars and 76 cents debt
and about tsn dollars costs.
asas CHARLES FOX Defendant.
june ~, 1868 --4w. pa.
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GREAT REDU GTION
IN PRICES!s
6 AT 8.
s. |. MOOIEY'l''Sl'.
LIE has just returned from the Eastern
IL market with his second stock, and is now
fully prepared to enter ON the SPRING and
SUMMER CAMPAIGN with beautiful assort-
ment of the Latest styles of goods, suitable
for the
SPRING ANDSUMMER
TRADE.

He soicits the Ladies and Gentlemen of
"Old Monroe to volunteer and examine his
stock which has been purchased at the late
reduced prices for Fl /, and therefore is
enabled to sell lower than any other house in
this section of the country. His stock is full
and complete, comprising beautiful line Of
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D0- Officer Muster in FIRST Military
District is unayoidably postponed TO q
day to be announcedin new order. Give
immediate notice through your county. )
CHAS. w. HILL, ID
Adjt. General of Ohio.
To JTo- M. KIRKBRIDE, Woodsfeld
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FOR SALE BY

G.. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; &c. Kotzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; vanlaw,
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John W. Barnitt,
Stafford; Wagonfeld & Co., Jsoobsburg; Tiptep
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill, Ciaring
ton; ]. II. & ]. r.. Thornbury, Beallsville, and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
not the United States and Canada.
JuDKINs & HALL, Weodsheld, O,
Jan. 8, 1a63.--1y, -.
July Is, 1853.
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.gTKaN wanted.

Six or eight cords of good hickory
wood wanted on subscription at this Office
hamediately.
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: 9 g 9 . .

ONE person writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and st Visus
dance of two years. $50
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case inouRa-
BILE.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Asue
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Bore
which had existed fourteea years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight yeark>
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Wos& NNse q CMuxvN.
NANe RAooA PNAs
are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced. s,e's sss
They act SO directly upon the Liver excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its fermer con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill ,.-- s.t
They are really q tse>assA''e'A
B\ooA nNA A.wGv pvM,
which, in conjunction with the siasA-
BNooAS SpasvSleS, aid
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Heodoohe, Costivsrsss, T sset
Colic Pdirss, Cholera 1forb,Is, I'D
Indigestion, pain tn the got0els,
10 Dizziness, sts. g' Rst
Try these medicines, and you win never
regret it. 2>t 80
Ask your neighbors, who have used thsm,
and they will say they are ham 9s!t Iia
GooA Medicines,
and ysu should try them before going for a
physician.
Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will 81 3asss.s ~
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GNurtester Badly Syn.
Moree.ter I.o.t Omce-summer Arrangement


Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hsmp.
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, st 800 M and
Ftohburg, Lancaster Ieominster West Boylston Oak.
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua n. H., at 500 m,
and $3.50 m; and due at Sis a. and loop
City OF Boston, $40 aud 500 a M, l2l5. g. and 500
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Masss
chusetts-9O0 a. m, and 500 p. and are due at $3.50
Rhode Island Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad) $50 m, and $50 and are
dae at $40 9. m, and so p. m ~, r.,,....o oo
way Man on Providence ana worcester railroad 55u
Westefr-(An towns ia Massachusetts West Of wor
cester,) a, m. and are due At l245 pm
q. and $50 p. and are dHe at l2,45 and 945 p
Springfield am, and $50 p M; and are due at $50
Hartford, ali Connecticut Except Windham and Ne "
London counties)5 n m. and 500 p M; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ana
New London and Tindham County, Conn, 1900 a. IN
and are duo at SIS am.
New York city and southern States, 20 a. me- ard at
$50 and 65p m; and are due at 500 IN, and at $3.50
Barre, Barre Plains Petershsm, Paxton, Dana North
Dana, ald West Rutland 9.45 and are due at 4OO
Holden, Rutland, North Ratland HnGbarlston, Cold
brook, and ONkham. $50 nj and Hue 40 7lA ~.
leicester 945 a. m, and 400 and are Iae at $50
Mlibury, and West Mnlbury $50 a. IN and $50 p, ;
and are due at $40 a. m, and 6.Se p. m,
shrewsbury, BIS ?. m. and is dac az sO0 a. M an
Grafton New England Village. and C7rdaville, $50 a
m; and are due at S39 p. m. ~
birmingham, South FranTghain, okinton- Ashlalu
Woodville Westboro' Northb0ro' Sodthboro' Cords
vile, and Grafton IL IS and are ue at $50 a M
Milford, Mendon. Hoiston, Bolton Berlin, 800 a M,
and 500 p. and are due 81 $50 a. m and bI5 p M
at this office on Sunday at 500 o'clock ?.
Office hours from 645 a. M, to SEQ p. m. Sundays
from 1000 to 1910 j. M. EARLE T. Nj,
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THE GREAT EN- GLISH
r f M e ID Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j Clarke, H. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.

This extraordinary medicine is unfaling in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the e-
ale constitution is subject 1t mOderates all excuses
and removes all distractions and speedy cure may be
relied OH.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CA TON.
These PITS should not be taken By females durt1g the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as theV are
are safe. " ~ ~ ivy
In all casesof nervous and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight eNertou palpita
ton OF the heart Mysteries and whites these pills will
elect cure when all other have fIed and al
though powerful remedy do not contairir IRON calomel
antlinony or any thing huriu to the constitution.
run directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
sole agent Tor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
=, n Is. SlOU and postage stamps enclosed TO any
thorized agent will insure bottle containing 50 pills
byreturn mail Sold by all DRUGGISTS dlS dcoHIy
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DIR. SWEET
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
Great External Remedy


Great External Remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUDBA
CO. STlFF N EG,Ks ANB J00INTS, SPFTAiNs,
MATIC AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS
For all of which is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails his inlments prepared from the recipe OF
Dr. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the famous bone
ter aud has heen used his practice for than TWEEN
an rs Tf' OF # Is unrvaed by
any preparation before the pnoG Of which the most
This I4niment will cnre rapidly and radically Rheu
matte Disorders of every kind and in thousands of
fail. - ''i' vi ~
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
twill relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
minutes and is warranted to do it.
FOR NERVOUS Debility AND GENERAL LAS
SlTuDE, arising from nprudence or excess this Lini
mentis most happy and unfaiug remedy. Acting di
recty nervous tissues it Strengthens regiv.
ihes sestem, and restores elasticity vgor
FOR PIlES.-As an external rem. edy, we claim that
it is tho best known, and challenge the world to
producean equal Every victim of this distressing
plant should give il trial. it will not fail to afford
immediate relief and i'll majority Of cases effect
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tremely malignant and dangerous but timely appca
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
ment OF the FONTS is liable to occur if neglected. The
worstcase may be conqueredby this Linment two or
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
healing Properties Of Dix '' sWEEs 70 SFXGIBIE
LlNlMENI when used according to direc tions, Also
CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT BITES
AND SrIAGS.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
the first OF Lam will eectuay prevent
those formidable diseases to which all horses are liable
and which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
derul curative properties of this Lnmen have been re-
ceived within the last two years. and many them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
Caution.
To avoid Imposition, observe the signature likeness
OF Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also 'StepheD
Sweets nallibe Iinment blown in the glass of each
bottle, without whichnOne are genuine
RICHARDSON d CO.,
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Sold in Worcester by Geo. Z. Harlow, ID. Scott G.
Spurr and all dealers.
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