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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
ORGANIZE AND WORK !
Excellent Suggestions for the COnduc
Of The Political Campaign ON tine ne
serve

PAINEsvILLE, August 20.
EDITOR CLEVELAND LEADER: Only
ix vaaks -arnai. Ea-a-sa-isiAs UAiaA
Army of Ohio for the contest to be decided
on the second Tuesday of October next. Iu
The counties of the Western Reserve are
9. 900 TO 5000 electors who will vote tho
Union ticket If they vote at all, but who
will fail to go to the polls unless an organ
zed effort is made 10 get them out.
A Union club should be organized in
every township IN the Reserve, with 8
working committee OF at least one in each
school district, and a thorough canvass Of
the voters in each district, with their polit-
zeal standing, should be made within the
next two weeks. Absent voters should be
urgedto make their arrangements TO come
home in time for the election. Those al
nome should be impressed with the import
snce of remaining,
If the counties of the Reserve would
unite in offering a prize Of $500 or $1,000.
in the form of flags, histories, biographies,
newspapers, books and other documents,
TO be VOL in the fist instance by q county.
and then presented 10 the banner township
lof the winning county, on some fair basis
Ito be fixed by the Union County Central
lCommittees of the several counties, il
would bring to the polls many hundred
voters who would otherwise fail to be- there.
In each township y complete alphabet
lcal list of all the Union voters should be
prepared before election day. All voters
should be urged to vote in the forenoon if
possible, and q committee should remain at
The ballot box TO check off the names as
fast IS they vote, and in the afternoon those
who have not voted as shown by the check
list should be sent for by a committee ap
pointed for that purpose.
Ten thousand dollars spent in mass meet
Iings, demonstrations and speeches en- the
Reserve may change a few votes, but one
thousand dollars On flags, books and docu-
ments, offered as q prize on a fair basis, aE-
|fording q chance for every township GA the
Reserve to win the prize, will prove ten
as efficient in securing an Organizs.
|tion and bringing out the vsters.
ORGANIZATION.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
A sueck of War In AIabama--The 18TH
q, ", q Engaged.

IA Bpeck Of War IN I'm
-. ". o. Engaged.
The Chattanooga Gazette of Saturday
ssys that on the 21st twenty-five men be-
longing to Company D, 18th Ohio Cavalry,
commanded by Lieutenant A. Il. Thorn
son, went from Chattanooga to Cherokee
county, Ala, to collect q number of horses
and mules belonging to the Government,
which had been taken there by the guer-
rilla Gatewood. They divided into squads
of four men each, and collected q number
of animals without difficulty. Toward
night, however, n of the squads was
stopped near Gsylesville by a num-
Der of citizens, headed by a man
sailing himself a Deputy Sheriff,
and compelled to surrender. They were
then taken to Gsylesville. Lieutenant
Thomson hearing of this, in turn arrested
the Deputy Sheriff. The Sheriff of the
county, named Daniels, then collected about
one hundred men, who captured all the
soldiers except Lieutenant ThomsOn's owD
Squad. The latter, however, rescued some
of their companions, and took about twen-
ty of their assailants prisoners, without
loss of life. The prisoners were m ostly
ex-rebeI soldiers. They have been lodged
in prison at Chattanooga. Twelve of
Thomson's men are still miss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
PrOeeed1DKs Of the LOrain and Medina
Union Senatorial Convention.
GRAFroN. Aupust Is. lac

GRAFToE, August 2s, 1866.
The Convention called for the purpose of
nominating a Union candidate for State
Senator from the Lorain and Medina Dis
Itrict, met at this placs Thursday, and at
10 A. NJ organized by calling to the chair
John Sears. W. e Kellogg and N. H
iBOstwick were appointed Secretaries, and
Ithe Convention Immediately proceeded &c
business.
The list of townships was called, and Oh
motion of Mr. bills, of Medina, each town.
ship was empowered to fill vacancies in it,
.own delegation.
On motion of John H. Boynton. Of
Elyris, the chair WAS directed to appoint 3
committse of four to select 8 Central Union
sCommittee for the District The chair
appointed ]. H. Boynton, 1. NJ. johnson.
IN. b. Bostwiek, and J.. A Rettiggr.
The Convention then took q recess. and
the delegations from the two different
s%counties met in separate caucuses to con
asult in reference TO candidates. The Me
dina delegates concluded to present no can
,didste, admitting that the Senstorship be
longed to Lorain. The Lorain delegation
mad four candidates before them, uiz: Dr.
{. D. Griswold, Hon. S. Plumb, Uolone
W. +. Herrick, and J.. Swift, Jr, and bal
oted six times, DR.. GrisWold leading, Du
:ame to no conclusion.
At one o'clock the Convention re, Assem-
Died, and the proper committee reporte
he following Central Committee: -FC
Medina county, w. Il. Hsyslip, G.. I
Bronson; for LOrsin county, George {
Wsshburn, John @. Hale.
The Convention then proceeded to bsilt
tor Senator, the four candidates name
above being presented. On the first tW
ballots the Medina delegation voted blsn.
out on the third ballot presented IS q ca
iidste and supported bon. s. HHmphre.
vile, the present incumbent. The folloV
ing is the result of the balloting:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

'sconomy Of our internal Affairs, the health
and comfort of our Ohio soldiers, the care
paid to their wants by Ohio agents in the
|hsld and in the hospital, the rspidity with
which troops we're raised in Ohio, and
their excellent character, sre all dus more
or less to the efforts OF our late Governor
and testify to his efficiency and merit
1t Is well known, though lever YET pub
licly announced, that Governor BrOugh
hsdbssn rendered the portfolio Of - War
Department by President johnson, in view
of the long-contemplated resignation OF
Secretary Stanton, which had only been
delayed until the recovery of Governor
Brough would enable him to accept the pc,
sitlon. The high estimation in which he
was held by the President and Secretary
of Wa is further testified by the extreme
anxiety which they have manifested to hear
daily reports of his condition, and by the
fsctthst 8 surgeon, especially eminent for
the treatment of the disease under which
the Governor was suffering, was detailed by
the order OF Secretary Stanton to assist
Surgeon General Barr in the management
of his case.
John Brough has fallen, q martyr to his
devotion to the public veal. His system
weakened by incesssnt labor for the State
and the Union, and broken down by grief
and anxiety st the assassination of oul
murdered President, was an easy prey K
the ravages of disease. His loss will be Ia,
mented by the friends of the Union every.
where, but it will be especially felt by tbs
~eitizsns of his native State, who elected
limits Chief Magistrate. Throughout thu
broad acres of our beautiful Buckeye Stat,
there will be mourning for 8 good Govern
or and patriotic statesmen, and Johl
Brough will be followed to his grave Will
the lamentations of grateful and SORROW
ing people.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
An Insult to PTesident Johnson.

The Chronicle tells the following story;
We hear that among the crowd Of sp
plicants for pardon, who thronged the
Presidents mansion yesterday, was & man
who had q letter to the President, from q
distinguished politician, to the following
purport: That the bearer was q poor man,
who was not possessed Of five hundred dol
liars, which he understood was necessary
TO obtain such q document, snd trusted to
the generosity OF the President to grant
the pardon. In language and manner
never to be forgotten by those who wit
messed it, President johnson declared that
the letter was q gross and utterly unwar-
'~rantantable outrage, not only upon himself,
but upon every member of his household,
even to the lowest page in attendance. He
ordered the man to be shown to the door.
How any g%entlemrn could so far forget
himself, as to expose himself, and his prob.
ably innocent client, to such deserved and
rebuke, we are at q loss to i'm
agine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

A sensational play called 1.-THE. Assassi-
nation of Lincoln" is in preparation at a
Munich theater. The author, who lives
in the neighboring town OF Rsgensburgi
and who must be a very stupid fellow
thought the play would be better with the
set of murder omitted, and wrote the!
manager to that effect. The manager.
determined not to lose q "thrilling effect
photographed to the plsyWsight-lHe must.
be ssssssinated in the thusfer. You will
arrange your plans accordingly The
wAtchful Prussian police Of oouIse scented
|regicide and revolution in so suspicious a.
dispatch, and summsrily arrested the man
TO whom it wa addressed. He succeeded.
with some difficulty in making a sstisfsc-
tory explanation, and was released.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

R. N. 7. Hunters wifs::is sskinR for hi.
release from Fort Pulaski, Oh the condition
of his going to Europe whence he pledges
himself not to return. A large number Of
rebels. it is reported, ara going
abroad. Mason is going to Canada, in
company with Breckinridge. Hunter has
hsd much to sfaict him lately. The Au.
gusta, Georgia, Chronicle says that less
than a month ago the body of Sarah, y
lovely daughter CT sixteen, was placed in
he family burying ground. Ten days
,ince, a son of fifteen, Musco, was drowned
while bathing, and sleeps beside his sister.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

The Chattanooga Gazette reports that
the celebrated place of resort known as the
Lookout Mountain Hotel has been reno
waited and fitted up i'll style, and is again
Iopen to visitors who wish to enjoy moun-
tain air and scenery. Hooker's "Bstsle
above the clouds and the long occupation.
sof Lookout Mountain by the rebels, have
made the locality one of historical interest
and the former proprietors are not slow to
take advantage Of the fact.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

The Chicago Republican notes the rapid
Increase in the grocery trade of thss city.
There are h7e hundred and fifty retail
stoses doing a grocery business, in sddi-
tion to which there are forty-six houses
exclusively devoted to the wholesale bust
meas Of that branch Of trade.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
OIL NEWS.
Matters on OIL Greek.

The celebrated Ooquette well, alter stop
ping, resuming and again casing its flow
is now q pumping well, yielding about one
hundred barrels per day. Although this
two thirds less than the we'll was flowing,
il ikstill sufficient TO pay 8 handsome divi
|dend to Its owners It is stated that the
of the Coquette intend to com
menee sinking q new we'll Immediately.
The Ocean Oil Company of Philadelphis
struck 3 thirty barrel flowing well IN the
Stevenson Farm on Friday last. 1t is re
ported that 8 fifty barrel well has been
struck on the Skinner Farm, located
about one mile east of the Noble well,
on the ridge dividing Bull Run and Cherry
Run, and descending essterly to PIthole,-
This well was over 500 feet in depth and
N the fifth sand rock when it struck oil as
reported. An interesting development has
been made in a well on Trout Run, 60C
feet deep, owned by Msj Mills snd others
at this point q creVice was struck, that re.
leases an unusual quantity of gas Srcl
vas the pressure st the time, the water over
flowed the piping several feet high,sn it ii
now sgitating the water so furiously as +
De heard several rods off. With the shov
IF oil, and such extra quantities of gas
there is q strong probability that this viii
be 8 good well, and that Trout Run vii
soon equal Church Run in producing oil
It seems to be an established fact, that b
drilling the wells deeper, it will lnvarisbl
increase the production.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
REAL ESTATE.
G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atwater Building. suDertor Al.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

III PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near BroWneIl-Two story house, and
lot 60xl25 feet; wates and gas $1,000
IEuclid st., near Brownell-Large tWO-sEory brick
house; hot and cold water, bAtn room, &C.; lOi
b4Kl68 feet SI3 600
Walnut st., near Ere-FWo-EtoFy house, barn, and
lot 25x13 feet. $500
KInsmar ~ poolsite Brick Water Oure-rW0
story hou stA id lot 72x666 feet; barn. fruit and
shrubbery. $500.
Euclid stood tWo-story brick house and large
lot, leasehold. q - 70 =
s~venue-House, barn and lot 46x2o0 feet;
good fruit; q nice place. S3.0n0.
lHouss and Leaseh1ld-On Bond ct. $1,000
Store, DwelliDg and Lot-on Cedar st near Perry;
sgOOd property. O.
Stillmaa HOuss-A Food brick Hotel on Columbus
ct lot 10 xl20 feet.
st.-Tvo story brick house aud lot 1l6x126
feet.
Detroit st.-The brick store now occupied By
MessrS. TruscOit & Inghan - 9 grocery store
enc Of the best business locations on the WesiI
Side; sill be solo very low. p =
Ontario st., coTn-r It. Clara good location for
business; lot 92x95 feet; will be divided II de
sired
St., near Perry-Yseant lot 47x2O0 feet.
Euclid rosd, near n illson ~Avenue-Sixteen acres,
most beautifully located.
Also, . great variety Of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

The recent disasters on Lake Huron have
awakened attention to the necessity ofcon-
structing passenger vessels with water
tight apartments. Already the keel of 3
new teAmer hiss been laid ss Maine City,
the hull of which is to be 80 constr1cted.-
She is being built by e Ward Of Detroit
Such craft have been proved snd found.
adequate As against collisions.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
CLOTHING,
e, RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Is4 street,

-
IWOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has q full line Of CIo.hiDg O.
bis own manufacture and Of the best material, nov
Cd hand.
Particular attention Is called TO the man1fao.
ture aBd style Of cur work We employ none but
the best Of voIkmen, and use nothing bui
Toe bet OF Trimmings in each and every
s,tmsDt. satisfied, from experiences, that the PEG.
Ipte OF this vicinity need nothing bot n cla.s
WORK We the 'sfore offer no Eastern SOP shop goods
Q our eustomers,b but everything Of our 0Wu man
fracture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT IS uuder the
cherge OF Mr. sPE SCER, 8 Gutter Of fifteen year'
experience in the best New York Honsfs, and we
csn trntafully say that he has 10 equal in this
city, ana we defy a0y HouSs in tte city to turn
out . garment in the style snd finish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want of first class Armsnt VII
eere ma q fuil assortment OF French and English
Beavers, Tricots, Rreadclofbs, Osssimeres and
testtngs or all desirable shades and novelties
Remember that we do no Joeksying business,
have Tut n PRICE. and sell st low figures. Z 4
ne manufacture our own goods pay no manu-
acturer any Proat, consequently we can save tWeE-
ty per cent BY 50 doing, the benefit OF which We
give to our customers.
Give rs . call, and you will be satisfied that thii
is the 'ase, and that We deal honorsbly By all.
aug25:h5dhtri
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

Chicago has e~ighty-fVs hotels, which
are classified into eight grades, the prices
ranging from five dollars to a dollar and 8
half q day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
~ ApVERTIsEMENTs.

Rs-s To La,1 r -eaIs,n "LOa," "RaAh, /"
'Found'' iBoardtag,i &C., not sze'edi"S FoUh
LINES each, piIl Be asserted in a. eosl'nH onos for
10 Oane; sOs exceeding Eight LINES, %
Gents.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

WANTBD-AGENT S-Energeti Men
70 act as agents or the Life Of Abraham Lin
Q DIN. Liberal terms and exclusive territory guaran-
teed. Applications from teJurned C~ficers, soldier,
old agBRts, and al young men OF ability should be
made a ones, il they desire to engage in this prohta-
bic agency. address, for ter as, territory, &c, to J.
". RHODES & CO., 6s Fifth ST., or ?. D. Box 92s,
Pittsburgh. Pa. aug25.246
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

cI50 FER MONTH-AGENTs o7R0
QlOO wanted in every County and Q1OU
state, TO sell the BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE, orice
IS; fully licensed under patents OF Howe, Wheeler
& wilson, Grover & Baker and Singer 90. We will
pay a monthly salary and expenses, or allow q large
commission on sales; For Particu ara, Illustrated
PAGE R0fHERS, sole Agents for United states,
21Snmm 1 { st., fOletO, D, augl4 :562 :lmd3mW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

WANTED-MEN-Who wish to en-
W gage IN q iegitimRte business So which they
can make from SO to $40 every day. By the small i i
vestmont Of from 500 = Sa0o, are invited to call at
FOgg's China store, No. 23 Superior -, aud exam.
inns one OF tbs most important aud useful inyentI1u ia
OF 1.-THE age; S)st but ~ cent? and sells fOT g 10 e.
used by every farmer.
auR25.242 A. J..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

INFLAMMATION OF TEACHERS
~ for Gu ahcgs County will be held At Oeye-
land, in the Court House. Boon No 4. third story,
I,om mencing at 10 A. q. and closing At P. N e.
ouoEs: August 18th, september 18Th, october 7th,
ovnmbsr 4th and 18th, December 9th, January
ith; st Berea November 18th. and at Warrensvilie
October 2ist, ccmmsneinga t this last placo
At 3 A.. NJ. and closing st 3 P NJ
There will be no ESmlr stinns IN Fshruary, 1896.
J. B ALLEN,
L. ". FORD,
y, W. KENDALL,
-ARlli244 e0AEsa II k1AmtasEll
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
Neutrality-suspicious.. s

new. l will send by mail. postpaid, 6 besuti-
Military Album, with twenty-fOur pictures o.
III 'uon Generals, for 90 cents. Agents wanted
our y ely Price per dozen to Agents g 90. OF
lmmeolA. LII dozen. Sen1 all Orjers to @. L.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30

WANTED Practical Printer oi
w steady habits, who understands the EngliEh
and German Ian .uages, wishes to get employm Mt
References giyen II required. Address y. ?. p.
Leadar oficeL nug2f .240
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A N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPBB
"a wants a situation. Address " letter Il, Leader
Gfica augZg. 40
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WANTS.


or once pOTlcIhs I'D
Please send IN your orders and help these men to
earn an honest living. Ap ly at
50 BANK BEE
Ru2S:749 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Nc,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26

The CAP OF LIBERTY In 60 mer
ages Wheu old sge was honorahte. caps
B. came emblem> of honor 5y degrees
became to badge of freedom, for hone
Wrc deemed honorable na W. net
tree ADD when q slave WIS mad tree he
had esp given him, VIII ch he was per-
n't'ed to ~ in public. The .ap OF
L'bsrty was formed in the shape Of a
sugar loaf, broad at .he base and end ~
10 = cone. This prefgures tina, freedom
stands on the broad basis Of humanity,
and runs up to pyramid, the eubtem Of
eternity, to show that it oupht to last
forever. 1t was simple. for Liberty is in
its.lf the most shining ornament of msn.
It hss none OF the gilded srarpings II at
- K" the livery Of des}3 The Cap
. Lib.'ty was white, enbl matte # pur
i'y, thus showing it to b. un,tAned by
faction or tyraeny
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26

~Ths Democratic view of the MORO
problem recognizes 10 the African, as he
now il. u creature who has claim upon
our protection and it leaves his future
stains matter dependent upon himself
II The negroes. as class, develop capac
Sty for any rivileges, now the exclusive
possession of the whites, those privileges
viii IN time be extended to them. -
chicago Times.
We are bow perfectly safe in predict
ing that, II ever the "inevitable darkev"
shall be run for the Presidency, he will
be run on the Democratic tieket-if he
will consent to the humiliation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26
fContinued frem 4th page y

testified that the brr Wsrs paid them 6fty
cents = hogshs.d tor hsuliog this water
to their breweries, when they could OBJ
tain tie Hudson river water BY turning
faucet. who c,n tell rs how much
Albany ale 10 indebted to filthy wsses,
aud the deeompos,ng animal matter which
it holds in solution, for its celebrity
We will cIore this article by giving
frsm ,h. London Treatise, tho authors
recipe for ''doc.or'pg porter - From a
barrel Of porter draw off one bird Of ths
iiquor, replace i, with river water, to this
add two quarts Of molas.ss and one pound
Of coopsr's size (chssp glse, } dissolved;
DISH 10 . handful Of common salt, as .
cleanse. To restore the bitter flavor,
qusssia or any other pala,sbls bitter, sui.
phate Of ammonia; to bring back The
original color dash of sulphste Of iron
Common oopperss.); if age 10 wanted
lump Of alum az big as a piece of chalk
will give it" Says the author, ''by this
process you have porter mu,h superior
to the original, because il affords the
ystailer twenty-five per cent additional
profit, and makes the drunk come quick.
Or"
The astonishing improvement 10 chem.
zeal science 10 connection with modern
ingenuity has greatly increased the list
Of drugs 10 uss By bre wers TO .upsrosds
she more extensive articles Of hops and
malt In addition to these above MOTTO
ed, ws may add opium, tobacco. sulphur
10 acid aud strychnins. The list might
be greatly extended BY adding many ar
tieles 10 use not injuriou. to health nd
others not 80 harmless, which are not in
common use because they are too cxpen
sive. Probably she article in most gen
srsi use for the sdulteration of malt
liquors is coccutus indicus The extent
to which this is used is shown by the
fact that 10 the last thirty years the i'm.
portatiou Of the article into this country
has increased from few hundred pounds
to ~ many hundred tons l, is not used
in the arts and but rarely in medicine.
The only demand is for brewers and rec.
ti6ers' use. The use of cocculus indicus
to the brewer is tbree.fold. First-to
chcap"n the liquor by the saving of hops
md malt. Second, it largely increases
Ihs Intoxicating power Of tho liquors
Third, it is said to be preventive of the
Dseood fermentation, SO destructive to
beer in warm weather. Its use IS con-
'idsred Indispensable in the manufacture
Il all beer to be kept 10 the summer
months. or for expectation into warm
climates - Temperance Platform
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26
Ayers Ague ure,

For the speedy and certain Cure of Inter
mittent Fever, Chjlll and Fever. Re-
rnittent Fever, Chill Fever Dumb ARue
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache,
and Bilious Fevers: indeed, for the whole
class of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement. caused by the malaria Of
miasm attic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to the severest
OF Chills and Fever, and it has this advantage
over other Ague medicines, that it sut,ues the
plant without injury to the patient. 1t contains
auinine o other deleterous substance. does it
produce aui or any m = effect whatever
Shaking brothers OF the and the west 1t and
yeu will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by W. p. MCNAMARA, Upton, and by all dealers
in medicines every where. 27y sep&oct