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, 1865-11-07

The wheat market has been veEy duh thIonShout
the entire wesk b1t YETI feW . Transactions have
incilnstfon }or extended Operations which were pre-
been steady rather nnef tows11 tht close- however.
The liverpool market BY tno lsst stesmar Espostea
eiincd 70 strengthen their views. Esles Change
to-day J cars 70. ! Nhiss =: sal5; CARS at
bcr l. steady and frm a. t.o1 an innde ngnEe );
and No. Z amber is probably worth st.ss5
has been sold snla week, and We are wlthout eren
Eo.7in.l quotation. Cats ars IN good demand. md
transactions Of sound oass- .Thsee h:ve been mostly
at Sc Buyers on the street. ray +c f,r good qaaL
at &c in bags. Farley L. Vulct: prices unchanged
a IN Il Il "a dand sas g ine,ed snn1 sT asa
tr:; 1t Is readily taken tom wa9oas as Saassc.
, 1865-11-07

foET WAYIE xARps.
TEe market here hszs been nrtlye for Monday, and
prtcea hare materially improved since Saturday. The
sales foot up 3cGG head ranging In prIca from lt3 to
1he fnIinutrr The tttnnS.
, 1865-11-07

MICHIGAN eou71l7KN IARus.
The market here has been actiEe for Monday. and
paices arc better than Saturday. The s,es foot up
AGO head, raps.pg tn price fpn 3962H to tl6o. The
.na]ow1ne are the BALES:
, 1865-11-07
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MurpAT Eyxsryo, Nor. &.
The following table 4hows the receipts md shipments
OF Lumbar, Shingles and 18th during the pass s0s'9
ei4ht hours: a,,,t..
, 1865-11-07

To-day at private sale, ea eharea OF the First M
lioDal Bank OF this city wcze sold at 1a5- This
shows hnW valuable somc OF the 44bidsr made On
the stock Exchange arc.
Our Washington correspondent selesraphs Us
this morning that ihe statcuen: which has been go
Ing the rounds Of the Eastern press Tint the Iiou
Secretary Of 'he Treasury and tho Comptroller Of
the Currency are tn tavor Of increasing tho cltcula
tion Of The National Bsnks 10 $50 o 600 is untrue
10th gentlemen oppose any further indatioa OF the
currency, and ~ill ndstse Congress 10 keep the legal
limit OF tho National Bank circulation where II now
fE, viz: three hundred millous.
The cutrenty Of The eonnt1y Is set down rs fol-
, 1865-11-07

LUsiBER-The ma.ket Is steady shoHsn a.ie.
Stow ard there Is no decided chsnze n ~ -, ..ts
vere, Cargo schr no1est John. auskeSos ~ .4ses M
xn, etc, Es.to; sshr. Asfsdlta, CO. Nv ~ s1T'
, 1865-11-07

t In The twenty-fout days
Intervening between the departure of the army from
Altzardsia and its return, The battle OF Wilson's
Fam, Sabine Cross Roads, Pleasant Grove, Pleas
mt Hil, Compte, Aonct's Bluff. and sareral COM
bats in The nelghborhood OF Grand Ecoze, While
We were In occupation OF that point, had been
fought In e5etJ one Of these engagements, ex-
cept that Of Sabine Crosa Roads, We bad been sue.
ceseful. The failure TO accomplish the main object
Qt the expedition Mas Due 70 other coasl4eEaaonl
, 1865-11-07
GEORGIA STATECONVENTION
Fourth and Fifth Days Pro-
ceedings.

The Abolition of S1hvery-Pay1ncnto Of
the Rebel Wnr Deht--SiEnilcant
Speeches OF ,Unsubdued Rebels md
Hebcllious Untoni>f%-Thc President
on tie Debt Qucstlon-ymportnnt Ac.
tlon in respect to the Freedmen's Ru.
, 1865-11-07
SALES TODAY,
1HFnMAN TAKf,s.

The market at thesn yards has been less active
at the Others aud h1ruly GOOD ange OF psiees
establlshed The sales foot up 500 head ranging IN
price tpu, &91, to $s0. The following are the sales
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An Honest Man.

Most men are not so dead to moral
principle as not to feel spontaneous
glow of admiration for the man who
does right, because it is right, no mat
ter if he does make less money by it.
Some men say he was fool or luna
tic not to make the most of his advan-
tage, right or wrong; but when the
heart OF man is loyal TO rectitude, we
look, and admire, and praise. We can
not help it. He who, in u selfish, COW
etous age, when all men are fighting
and scrambling for money, stands up
strong in his integrity, and modestly
does the thing-not that is legal, not
that is exacted, not that is customary,
that is as others do, or as many preach,
but does the thing that is right--such
a man is worthy of all imitation. II
the heavenly minded are few in the
world, are not the righteous few like
wiser A moral character that is gen
uine, is as rare as Diogcnos men, when
hunted for with lantern at MONDAY.
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Faith.

envy no quality of mind or intellect in
others: not genius, power, wit, or fancy;
but if | could choose what would be the
most delightful, and believe most useful
70 me, should prefer firm religious be-
lief to every other blessing for it makes
life discipline Of goodness, creates new
hopes when all earthly hopes vanish, and
throws over the decay, the destruction OF
existence, the most gorgeous Of all lights;
awaksns life even in death, and from cor
ruption and decay calls up beauty and di,
vinity makes sn instrument of torture and
shame the ladder Of ascent to Paradise; aud,
far above all combination of earthly hopes,
calls up the most delightful visions, palms
and amsrsnths, the gardens of the blessed,
the security Of everlasting joys, where the
sensuAlist and the skeptic view only gloom
decay, annihilation. = tSir Humprey Davy
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3tlmuat Chronicle
SC. GlaicsviIie, Ohio, Aug. 81.
,Ehn Daar Babies.

Conventionally, infancy is only an
other name for innocence. Practically,
they are often as wide as the poles
asunder Mothers, of course, will dis
pute this proposition yet they know,
in the depth of their aifectionate hearts,
that it is too true. Produce your philan.
thropic baby. Showus q sample of the
race that will not fight. Do they not
seize US by the hair, and tug thercat,
with exulting warwhoops, as if they
longed to scalp us7 Is itnot necessary
to keep their nails short, in order to
scarihcation7 Has any baby every been
known to exhibit the slightest emotion
of gratitude? Do they not murder our
sleep, compelling parents to rise at the
dead hour Of night, and walk marches
against time until daylight Is it not q
common thing to see them become
partially appoplectic with unbridled
passioni And then, look at their hypoc-
risy2 Do they not indulge in blood
curdling shrieks ofsecming agony, and
when, undressed in consequence OF
pins, do they not kick up their heels
and crow at the thought OF having
hoaxed their mothers2 1t is all very
well to say that "heaven is near us in
our infancy" but it is the opinion OF
observant persons, who have studied
babies from philosophical standpoint,
that, if their capacity for mischief were
equal to their ferocity, they would
soon exterminate the adults of the hu
man family.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JUN vs. 1884,
NOTlUE Is hereby given that subscriptions will bt
received by the Treasurer OF the United States The
several Assistant reasurers aud Designated Depests.
res, and by the National Bank. aud qnalihea
rs Depostories and Financial Agents, fer Treasury
Notes payable three years from August i5 1884 bsafns
interest at the rate OF soven and bsf cent
per snnun, with semi-annua coupons attached payable
in lawful money,
These notes will be convertible al tho sption Of the
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing bonds,
rcdeena6le alter i've and payable twenty years fro
August is, 1867
The Notes will be issued in the Of 6fty
one hundred five hundred one thousand and FIVE thous
and dollars aud will 10 issued in blank or payable 70
order, a. may be directed by the subscribers.
tplc of fifty dollar,
plicate certificates will be issued for all deposits -
Tho party deposing must endorse upon tho ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination of notes renuired and
whether they are to he issued in blank or psyable ID
order. When endorsed II must be left with the Officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded this Department
The notes will he transmitted the owners free ef
transportation charges after the receipt OF tho
original Certificates Of Deposit they be prepared
Interest will be allowed to August IS on all deposits
made prior TO that date and will be paid by the DEPART
ment upon receipt of the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August IS; persons
making dep )sts subsequent O that date must pay the ia
lerest accrued from date OF note TO date of deposit
Parties depositug twenty y-Rve thousand doats and
upwards lor these notes at ary time will be allowed
commission ol one quarter OF ono per cent, vhsh
viii he paid by this Department upen the receipt Of
bill for the certified TO by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for commits ssionS
| must be mads from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will thai the proper od
| dOrscmcnts nude upon the original cer6ca,e, .
All officers authorized TO receive deposits are request
cd 10 give to applicants NIL desired information and af
ford every facility for making snbscripliens; e.,
| w. +. FESSENDEN,
| Secretary Of the Treasury.
II Sub scriptons will be received by the FIRST Ma
! TlONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT, OHIO; also .sb
scrpons received the Ten Forty Five Per Cent Gold
| Bcains Bonds. JOHN C. TALTNtAN, Cashier.
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woman,ssympathy for Soldiers.

There is touching pathos in some of
the marks attached to the blankets,
shirts, handkerchiefs, and the like, sent
to the Sanitary Commission for the
soldierf in camp and hospital. Thus,
on bed-quilt was pinned q card hav-
ing this tender inscription:
"My son is in the army; whoever is
made warm by this quilt, WHICH have
worked on for six days and most of six
nights, let him remember his own
mothers loveV'
Who can doubt these simple words
have made some weak one strong again,
filed some sad heart with joy and
hope? On pillow sent to the Com
mission was written:
"This pillow belonged to my little
boy, who died resting on it; it is pre-
cious treasure to me, but give it to
the soldiersi !"
On a box Of beautiful lint was this
inscription:
"Made in q sick-room, where the
sunlight has not entered for nine years,
but where God has entered, and where
two sons have bid their mother good
bye, as they have gone to the war"
What a spirit Of sacrifice and saint.
ly heroism shines through this little
sentence; sunshine, joy, sympathy,
coming out of the shadow; the sick
room giving tender greeting to the
campfire and the hospital. But the
tenderest Of all inscriptions we have
seen Is this, written on some eyeshades
"Made by one who is blind. Oh
how ] long to see the dear old flag yor
are fighting under!"
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally appear
first very slight Persons find they have cold
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
to the changes OF temperature. In this condition, the
may be dry, or a slight discharge thin and acrid
aterward becoming thick aud adhesive. IA the disease
becomes chronic, the discharges increased in quan
ty and changed in quality they hck and
heavy, and hawked coughrd of. The secretions
offensive causing bad breath; the voice is thick
and harsh; the eyes weak; the of smell is
essened destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom OF Caarrh is,
that the person is Obliged to clear his throat in the
ing OF thick or slmy mucous, which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this takes place,
the person may be that his disease is lis way
the lungs and should lose time in arresting it
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal Symp-
toms.
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THE PLAN Is SIMPLEl

The name Of each article offered for sale-as "Gold
Hunting Watch,n "Golj Ova-Band Brnceletn "Pcarl
Breaspin and Far Drops,n Gold Enanelled Rmgn
silver Plated Cake Basketn &C., is written a card
and enclosed na sealed envelope these envelopes are
then placed in drawer aud well mixed then an
order is received, with twentyh cents for return
postage und other charges, OF the cards ceri-
is taken at random and seniby first mail to the
customer, who WILL SEE AT ONCE WHAT liz CAN GET
II he is pleased with his fortune he for
ward tie money according directions the certf-
cate and secure the prize II the article awarded
should be uusued TO the purchascr-us for example,
OF Pearl Enr-Drops and Brensipin to u young man
who cluld not wear them AND HAD No ONE TO GIVE
THEM rove will send any other article on the cata-
logue Of equal price which may be preferred Or IT, for
any reason you choose 10 venture farther then you
can let tue matter drop where it is and spend
L, ,NnIuilh @ lIllY Cnlnlnnnnl
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AGENTS ARE WANTED
SENT FREE,

fTIlE large Illustrated Circular OF the Bee. Keepers
l. Text Book, Just publishedl aud the American M.
cleus Swarmmg, side opening movable Comb Bee
Hive. Alsopi Italian bees.
The Bec-Keeper's Text Book contains in condensed
form much that is practical and useful 10 the bee keeper
We think the information WORTH TO the aparian, the 75
cents nsknd for it,--l Rural New Yorker.
1t contains much information OF great practical bene-
iii TO all bee-keepers,-tP Prairie Farmer.
handsome volume Of 1870 pages, ,lGmo.-Gohio Farmer
II gives much useful and trustworthy information
tCouhtry Gentleman.
Rev, II. A. KISG-Dear Sir: Your ideas on winicrng
bees very valuable aud must be OF great to
the prairics. think the hive good one. Send me
fifteen ready to nail together for This seasontM l.,
Dunlap Ed III, Farmer
have read your work on bees, aud like il very much
indeed. got more information from il than from any
other work ever read-lJ. Harris Ed. Genesee Farm
No one keeping bees should be without this book
IN. IL. Journal OF Agriculture
Agents Wanted; Terms Liberal Circular and
other valuable aud uers sting matter, free Books in
cloth, rs cts EACH in paper covers 4ncls. Address
H. A. KING & BRO,
May 1, Nevada Ohio.
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A COMMISSION appointed to confer
with Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, regard,
ing the measures for restoring the State
to civil government, are at Austin to
carry out their instructions. They
were appointed by citizens represent
ing nearly all Northern Texas, who
pledge themselves to abide by and de-
fend all lawful authority.
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TIE following toast was given at
an Irish Society dinner at Cincinnati (:
"Here's to the President of the So
ciety, Patrick o Rafferty,, may he live
TO ate the hen that scratches over his
grave"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-31

AT a neighborhood talk about wool,
In Huron county, Ohio, Mr.. ID. JEFF.
ferson stated that the sheep had never
yet been raised that would produce
eight pounds of cleansed wool.
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"JM. I believe Sambo's got no truth in
him." "You don't know; ders's mere truth
in dat niger dan all dc rest on the pIanta-
fien." How ds.you make dat ?" "Why,
he neber let's any out"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-31

DR. JOHNSON used TO say that habit
of looking at the best side of every
event is better than thousand pounds
a year.
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A Single Bottle will last month--to
be used three times q day.
TST IMONIAI&.

From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Ex.Member of Congress,
from Illinois late Speaker OF Illinois House OF Repre-.
seniatives aud Grand Master Of a. +. and A. NJ. Of
the State Of Illinois.
FREEPoRT Oct. 81 1s63
Dr.. d H. SEEIYE: Dear Sr--In reply to your notice
OF the 18th nst would say that was severely aiic
ted with Caarrh ior years, when became acquainted
with you and bought two bottles OF your Liqald Caarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bottle | was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle finished.
was completely cured. recommend the medicine
TO all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours, -
TtiOS. J. TURNER.
This is certify that in the OF Dr. Seelye's Ca
tarrh Remedy / experienced mach relief. and have
heard many speak OF it "a being invaluable for the
OF Caiarrh. Yours, &c,
Chicago, May l2, 1851 EDWARD ely.
From "Parmy,n the wellknown Halter under the Trc-
mOu House Chicago, Ill.
DR.. y. II. SEELYE & Co: Gents--Nour Cntarrh Rem
edy have used, aud fully recommend ii the bes,
remedy known IT has cured me, aud believe it is u
certain in all cu.es JOHN PARMlY.
Chicago, ILL.,, May G. 1854.
For sale by all Druggists [fe2] -'65iy.
Sold in St. Cairsvile by Isaac n. Patterson, aud by
Druggists everywhere.
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WATCH DEPARTMENT.

500 Gents Parn, Lever Gold liunng Case $50 ,os200
800 Gents Dctaclldi,ever Gold Hunting Case 40 i7j
400 Gents swiss Gold Hunting Case. 80 TO
2cO Ladies' God aud Enameled Hunting Case 30 -
400 Gents Patent Lever Silver Hunting Cuse. 30 90
400 Gents bet Lever Silver Hunting Casc.... 30 S5
800 Gents Det. Lever Silver Open Face..... 20 so
300 Gents Patent Lever Silver Open Face.. 25 60
wis
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TO C1NSUMPTIVE.

TllE undersigned having been resiortd to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung aifecii and
that dread disease Consumpliol-is anxious TO make
known TO his fellow sufferers the OF cure
To all who desire it, he will semd copy OF the pro-
scrHtom used, free Of churge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will ind
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHlris,
"oUGus Coils, &c. The only Obi 'ct of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is TO brneht the afflicted and
spread information which he couceives he nvaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as will
ccs' tlom nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescr'pton will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ..
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. |
Feb. l6, 1S65 -;in. - no., .' ,. ...,.,
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JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

800 Dmond Rings. .......................S .S30to31
:iUn Gents Diamond Pins...... ........... 20 [
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins......... g.
aOUO Gents California Diamond Rings. o.
5000 Gents Gold and Ensmreed Fob Chains. 3
1900 Gents Gold Vest Chains ................ s.
1000 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons. D. iu
1000 Pair Gents God Eam Sleeve Buttons 3 IL
GWO Sets Gents Gold Studs. g. IL
5000 Gents Stone Set and Sgnet Rings...... g. l.
S0OO Gents stone Set ana Signet Enan. Rings a. Is
COCO Ladies' Gold Neck Chains. ....... s. S
1000 Gold Ova-l'and Bracelets. s-- g. II
5000 G I'D and Jet Bracelets .~-~~--. g. i.
5000 Gold and Enameed Brncelcs........... g. Il
5000 Gold Chnteain Chains. g. 81
500n Pair Ladies' Gold Sleeve Buttons. g.
1000 Pair Ladies' Gold Eiham Sleeve Buttons. d 1(
s00O Solitaire Gold Brooches cs................ o. 1.
G00O Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches..... g. 1;
5000 Gold Cameo and Pearl Far Drops...,... g.
1000 Mosaic Jet. Java & Floreniine Ear Drops J. II
GUnD Gold Thmbles...... ................... s. II
10000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Far Drops.... D. II
10000 Miniature Lockels. A. II
10000 Miniature LOckels-nngic spring g. .
lGtH0 Plain God Rings s..................... A. Il
IGG0 Sets Ladies' Jeweiry, Gold AMI Je..... s. .
10000 SETS Ladies' Jewclry, Cameo, Pearl, &c. s. ?
iCiOD Ladies' Gill aud Jet Bracelets. A.
10000 Ladies' Gill and Jet Hat SupporrTS.... o.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

NOTICE.
Jacob f. Grove, plaintiff TINE defendants, Evclne
vs. l. Dillon and Hanson
Charles Burlingame, Admir- Dillon her husband, who
of Alex. NJ. Grove decd reside in Bureau County,
Evenc Dillon and Hanson Illinois, hereby notified
Dillon, her husband and that, on the Goth day Of
others defendants ] July, 1865, the plaintiff filed
a petition in said Court against the Administrator and
heirs nj law OF Alexander NJ Grove decd and another,
the object and prayer OF which petition is TO the
sale o certain real estate in the Town OF St Clarsvile,
in said ounty Of Belmont, of which said Alexander
NJ Grove died seized, TO satisfy claim Of the plaintiff
against said dcceden 10 secure which he has a mort
gage part of said really, being the LIST tract herein
after descrb ID, aud also by assignment from Patience
Booker Judgment lien all OF said realty Said
cl iim amounts to S6G5 70, with interest Oh 1868 10
thereof from May Z, SGO, nj 10 per cent per aInum -
said real described follows 10 feet off the
as, side of Lot No 90 aud the undivided third OF the
North half of Lots 20 90 and 90 and of S ee6 inches
in width out o the middle part of said Lot 90. Unless
said defendants appear and answer demur TO said
petition by September 80 1865 the will be taken
us true and confessed by them
J. f. 'CHART.EswORTII, Clerk.
ID. d. r. CowEN, Atty. for Pld.
Aug. g. 1855 CIV
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

10000 Gold Pens Silver Extension Holders SO toSi0
10000 Gold Pens Silver Mounted Islders.... p s
5000 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted lIoldcrs,..... 81 Is
5000 Gold Pens with Gold Extension Holders TO- 25
5000 Gold Pens. Gold Holders and Pencils. TO- 30
UtD0U Gold Pencils.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

will be charged for any article eur list and this
the purchaser need not pay until he KNOWS WHAT HE /:
TO GET! This plan accords with the method recently
become so popular for disposing OF large stocks o
Jewelry and similar productions
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Farm for Sale.

| WILL. sell my 1arn, situated IN toleruln TOWN.
L SHIP lrlmoni Co, Ohio, about two mrcs North Of
kinsey', Mills, containing
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres.
IS ACRES CLEARED-principnlly in grass-he balance
in geed timber
There is good dwelling house on the place, MI eX-
celen orchard OF bearing trees about OF Crap.
vines, and plenty OF good water.l
The six foot vein OF coal underles this farm and is
open aud in working condition.
will sell the nhovc together, will sell about IL
good situation for Goa bank aud vineyard
aud on which the grapes ne planted separately. My
object in selling is 10 move West,
malS.6w. WILLIAM LASH.
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To be disposed offtvith gdispateh.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST

T'HE Goods are OF fashionable style and most excel
Il lent workmanship, aud sacrificed in this mallne
to relieve the propetois rom embarrassmen mt occasion
ed by distractimg civil II should be promptly
stated, also, that they are mostly of
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

INNERYBODY is being cured of this Distressing dix
II ease by the of DIR. Strickands Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used IL:
MIR Charles w. I.andruin, OF Louisville and Mr. j. r
liazarde, Cincinnati o., both cured after using one
pot oil DIR. Suicklands Pile Remedy. They say ,hey
have tried every thing but could obtain relief bu, ons
one rot oil Srlcklands Pile Remedy affected perfect
after suffering for many years with the worst kind
to Try il. i'tfI' u 'T7'-To
Sold by all Druggists so cents per poi.
al No o Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. Ask for
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy..'d