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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

A GREAT Book FOR SUMNER TME-STANFoRD
Il DELIssER, sos BRoADwAY.-ODe Of { he raciest
books OF fun and hrmor that have appeared for a
long time is little daintily printed open type vol
ume, entitled " Aquarelles or, Summer Sketch
es-" The work is briInful Of rolieking fun, froe,
and satire upon the follies and forms Of modern
Life at the Springs Illustrated With many exquisite
original designs. Its points Of fhumor are brilliant
salles OF wit, and so lelike that all Newport Sha-
ron. and Saratoga will be on the qEi GIDe TO get
the book. We believe il will challenge the notice
Of al lovers Of light reading, and are sure they
viii enjoy rich treat in poring over lis mirthprO-
Voking pages. We cut the following from one o.
our contemporaries
" The author IS evidently . skillful Inner. foE
his touches are instinct with life. This is Just the
book to choose rs companion on . pleasure trir
to the quiet country, 10 the seaside whether by
rail-ear or steamboat II possesses several adEan
t1ges for this in its gay and sunny pictures as wei
as its keen yet genial satire, and its free Amos
cOlloquia style Itwill doubtless become the grsa
favorIte Of all pleasure seeking readers at hons
and abroad"
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woMAN's RIGHTS CONVENTION.


The chief incident at the Convention to-day was
the introduction, by Mrs. Julia Branch Of n. 7,
Of the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the slavery and degradation Of
Woman proceeds from the institution Of marriage.
Resolved, That by the marriage contract she
loses the control Of her name, her person, her
property, her labor, her affections, her children,
and her freedom.
An exciting discussion followed upon this reso>
luton, the speakers being Mrs. Branch, J. S. Fos-
ter, Joel Tifany, Mr.. LOVey, Mrs. Ernestine L.
Rose, G. II. Coans, and others.
The P. II. session was devoted to q discussion
Of the slavery question, and speeches were made
by Messrs. Parker Pilsbury, GOodAle, ]. S. Foster
Mrs. Rose, and others
Mr.. Foster cared nothing about the Union. He
would say rather than a single slave should be
held in bondage, down with the Union, down with
the Constitution, down with Religion, down with
the Church, down Ei:h the Bible, and let all 60 Il
hell and damnation.
The Convention ia to be continued this svening
and to- morrow.
About two thousand people were present to-day
and more are expected to De in attendance TO-
morrow, Sunday.
Great excitement exists here in regard to tn
Convention.
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MnRNInN NEWS.

INV AOhhs bullc ~
The Tnbune's Washington correspondent says
dispatches were received here to-day from Col.
Johnston and also letters from civil officers at Fort
Bridger The dates of the letters are 10 the 25th
OF May. The latter present less promising aspect
of affairs, owing mainly 10 the proceedings which
Judge Eckles and the U S. Marshall had sought
to institute in defiance Of the Governors policy
II was believed that their efforts were directed to-
wards a collision as the most eilectual means Of
subjugation.
brigham Young has assured Gov. Cummingthat
be was willing to give himself up, If he could have
reasonable chance Of justice.
Gov. Cumming would return to Salt Lake City
about the first Of June, attended by the other civil
officers
u Mr.. Forney, the Indian agent was to accompany
him, and open an Office either there or at Provo
He had been successful in his negotiations with the
several tribes Of Indians, and reports favorable pro
gress with others
Instructions have already been sent from here to
stop Eokes' course, and additional orders will 60
by next mail.
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SATURDAY AFTBRNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav YORK, June 20.
Mr.. Benefits slOOp Rsbseca. won the yacht
race. She arrived at the stake>bOst opposite Fort
SCHUYLER at forty-fve minutes past twelve this
morning The Minnie reported next behind
at City Island and the Una next at Captain ;
Island.
Lieut.. Davis, of the British flagship Indus. ar
rived in this city yesterday with dispatches from
Admiral Stewart for Lord Napier, and proceeded
to Warrington.
He reports that the steamer Devastation, which
had been dispatched with peremptory orders to
the Styx and BazIard not to overhaul any more
American vessels, had returned to Bermuda, and
reports having fallen in with those vessels and
delivered the order TO their commanders.
The schsoner SeiOto, which arrived here on
Thursday from CarthsgenA brings BOgOtA dates
to May the 18th.
The New Granada House Of Representatives
had accepted in all its parts the Cass- Herran
treaty, but the Senate had not yet reeeded from
their amendments and notifications. The two
Houses were to meet in joint ballot in few days
to finally determine the question
President 0spina Is in favor Of the treaty and
will do all in his power to preserve friendly rea-
tons between New Granada and this county.
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The REGATTA ON THE FIFTH.-The Regatta
Committee have made out the sailing regulations
for the Regatto on the Fifh, and issued them in 3
circular which viii be furnished to those interest
ed on application. Any yacht violating any Ofthe
regulations will forfeit all claim to either prize
ClevelandIyachts to be reported (name and length)
by 10 clock Saturday morning, July 81. Foreign
yachts to be reported by 9 O'Clock Monday morn
ing, July 5th. that all arrangements may be per-
fected before the hour Of sailing The race VIII
take place in the afternoon.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. JOHNS n F., June &C.
The vanderbilt's ship Ariel, Capt. Ludlow, from
Bremen via Southampton the 10th inst, passed
Cape Race yesterday.
She was intercepted BY the News Yacht of the
New York Associated Press which arrived here
to-day with her news.
The news BY the arrival presents no feature Of
unusual character with the exception Of the loss
Of the screw steamer New York The New York
sailed from Glasgow on the 18th for New York,
and was wrecked the zane day on the Scottish
coast The passengers and crew we're all saved
The Paris Moniteur denies that any extraOrdin~
ary preparations for war are making in France.
Nothing had been heard relative TO the Atlantic
Cable Enterprise and We do not learn that the
Ariel saw any of the ships Of the expedition.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was dull and pri>
eesslightiy changed
Breadstufs were dull and without material
change.
Provisions were quiet and without alteration Of
moment.
z-cOnsOls closed at 90 for secOunt Extra DiEi-
dend
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BREvITIEs.-Charles Benwell and John Don
nelly were on Saturday morning sentenced to three
years each in the Penitenti1ry for rrObbery.-The
Panorama of Ireland which exhibited at the Grsys'
Armory some six weeks since. and which cost ori-
ginaIly sixteen hundred dollars, was sold one day
last week for S30-The weather for some days
past has been intensely hot-at leasttos think So
On Saturday the thermometer stood, in the shade,
at O'Clock 4. N. at 81 at 2 O'Clock P. N. at 81.
The Thermometer yesterday marked the same
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting lew bushels Of choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shreEd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves 10 NAP when
il would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIx,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had 10 SEW upon, and has lett upon il an
even, clean, and firm SIAN
A garment made a TO the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the ''LET
'ER RIP"
At J. Sonnebon's, l56 Superior street. Cleve-
land, o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what doubly adds to the wonder, Is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER Cent less than at
azy other elOfhizg store n The STATE
Admission free. and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive stablshment-gTatis
iunesd ftriWtf
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Drp Gnoos.
NEW GOODS.

G RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Black Dress silks. new and fan supply,
India and Summer s. Ks.
SeIla Cashmere and 4 hibet ShaNls.
Whiie Grape ShaNls, embroidered and plain.
BTOcha Scarfs and shNwls,
Black and ColUred Silk shaw Is,
Black silk kantillas,
Resfori Dress Goods, Mo1selns de Chene.
Chai de Laines, Robes Quillea,
Erench Brillianfs, Orglndy -Mual1s,
Chinfz Organizes Ch0c0ste Orrandios,
RestOu Grenadines, Berage Rooes.
Rreuch Iacconetk, G. inEham kl0es Qulllas
PAIN al wuo De Lanes H0yles' Pins.
French English and American Galieoes,
I.fies launtletS, q eufs Driving Olcvest
Ladies Marseiues Collats. ChautillJ Wells
ParaSos Ribbons and Lace,
EmbfI Handkerch efs, Embid Collars
Sleeyes and Collar Sets. Black Lace MIfts.
Chantilly Bugled Collars White silk Fringe,
Enid Bands, Edginss and lnseTtlngs,
T.nrT Belt Ribbons Marseiles Trimming.
Ri9ck Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edsmgs.
P1uurt CraDca IlluslOn Lace
Bonnet Rouches AleKandeT'S KID Gloves,
Fmb'd [ ace ani Muslin Window Cultains.
Daussks M0rveenS Table shd Piano Govern,
Marssiles Quilts, Counterpanes aud Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens nckingS and Sheefings,
Rusgia TOwelineH aEd hukabuks,
Sfsple Shirtiugs and Fancy do.
Rad Cloths, CrsSimeTes and Satinetts,
VeSfings md e >hIrts and Collar,
.. C6ocfed ValaT ms. 'rab Alpaca.
c-4Cashmere Cnain Cashans.
Ns~Lerchiefs ~ erS, and Umbrellas
All u which have bttab sht low, and will be sold Al
sTal iSal3 a1'-A $ RA n0yO co. s. Superior s..
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THE BALLooN.-The arrangements with NJ.
GODDARD, the Eronaut, have all been completed,
and the ascension will take place at O'Clock p N.
Of the Filth. in the Public Square. The Cleveland
Gas Company, as their contribution to The cele-
bratiou have agreed to furnish thirtysix thousand
feet OF gas for the imitation of the balloon. Six
persons will take passage with NJ. GODDARD. By
these arrangements, all the people who visit the
city win have an opportunity Of Witnessing the
ascension.
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TENPERANcE.-At tie Temperance meeting
held in the Sons of Temperance Hall, On Ontario
street, yesterday afternoon, committee Of I've
persons were appointed to wait upon the proper
authorities with a view Of deVising means for The
suppression of Illegal traffic in liquors. Another
meeting viii be held on Sunday afternoon next
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WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEGE.-The following
is the order Of the coming Commencement Exer-
ciSes at the Western Reserve College:
l. Baccalaureat Sermon, Sabbath afternoon
July 9TH, at 3 O'Clock. by President H. L. Hitch.
cock
2. Sermon before the Missionary Soeiety, Sab,
bath evening, at haIfpast o'clock, by Rev. F 7
Brown Of Cleveland
3. Address before the Beta Theta Phi Society
Tuesday evening At balf.past O'Clock, by Judg,
George Hoadley Of Cincinnati.
4. Address before the Alnmni, Wednesday, a;
half past 10 A N. by c. W. Palmer, Esq, Of Cleve
land.
5. Address before tho Phi Beta Kappa Society
by Rev. DR.. Kitchell Of Detroit, Wednesday after
noon at half-past O'Clock.
6. Prize Speaking, Wednesday evening, at half
past O'Clock.
7. Commencement Exercises, Thursday, JUL
sth, at halfpast 9 O'Clock A N.
8. Address before the Literary Societies. Thurs
day afternoon, by Rev. Thomas K. Beeeber Of EI
mira, N. Y. -
There viii be Concert of mnsic Thursday eve
ming.
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noRE MoR.IoN news.

---- y 81. LOUIS, june %
The Republican has just received intelligence
that the Salt Lake mail, with Camp Scott dates to
June 5th, was received at St. Jopeph on the I'D
kr H. p. Mauyer, who accompanied the mail
party. furnishes the following memoranda Of the
thp:
they encountered heavy snow storm lasting
three days, from Independence Rock to Platte
Ridge They met Capt Hoffman 20 and Capt.
Marcy 50 mics from Camp Scott Gen Johnston
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FROM NEW YORK.

HEw 1oRK, June -.
The Secretary Of the Yacht club reports that
the Rebeees came in at las, the Minnie al 5;46,
the Una at 9:39, and the 6ilvie Schooner at le:l2
A protest has been made against the Rebecca
for very essential deviations against the rules Of
sailing. she having run through Plumb Gut con-
trary to the Rules thereby cutting Of eight or ten
miles. II the protest proves valid the Minnie will
faka the frst nrire.
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SENTENCE OF 1IRs- LITTLEs.
RocHEsrER, June 26.

hOChEsThhf Suue ~
The Jury in the case Of Mrs. Littlss, tried for
the murder Of her husband retired at half pastfOur
on Friday P. N, and were ont until the opening
Of the Court this morning. They returned YER
diet of guilty Of nanslaughter in the % degree
The Court promptly sentenced her to Sing Sing
prison for the term Of seven years. This sentence
seems to satisfy the public mind.
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NoTIcE.-Ons of our merchants requests US 10
say thai the person who took from his store fne
Barege Robe on Saturday will be allowed three
days in which to return IT, II delayed beyond that
time the officers viii be sent afterit.
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TIE NEW CUsIoN HOUsE.-The last stone ot
Saturday The Stars and Stripes" and branch
of oak were placed on. the top Of the building in
honor Of the event.
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WABASH FAILING.

NINcENNksY June 70
Break in o. &M.R. r. across Wabash bottom
now repaired Trains run from St Louis to Gin
eiunati without change Of cars
Wabash now within banks and falling rapidly,
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PROM INpIANAP0LIs

A- INDIkEAPOLIs, June 20
This has been the Warmest day Of the season
Ther. 81 in the shade @
Four persons were sun struek, two Of whom
have died. ~ HL|
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Me0ifines.
!sy % lhs AdmiferS Of a Fine mead 0f
RICH CLASSY HAIR


TAX OF beaaty f sannot exist without 6as he.a a,
e aSn 5rJSs5 ma sSs ssss.s asd q you ssk more
pROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
a kEsToRAffvE-ws es he .s1,;o, ~ n ~, ~
ead youaE 70 this wonderful prsDaraIoo Inich ta~S
~ VITA l1IaTsni he dSssT y ss ne
" < aai al easansoI. srutiOrseausss continual aow
SIg for The hair viii rs color and keeD IL fs
al then upon tbs bald he a1 N AZ or ' Ssas Rsss oauy We
Sc q; AID surely the Young viii not as Ihsy value he
praise upon The oasus oftSusnsds VI 'n'n'
ne Agent .sr ,P Psos Noos Hair Rsst0rlvs in New
t0ratIFe, = few weeks since -
DEEP RIVER cOSs, Iuly p. lsss.
Jru or scurf my head for than YEAR M hair he
Maven paper sbSut wooS,s Hair s9 n New
called ~ yoar sors on the ls q Ap last 0urchas
The thing; removed the se0rf and new bS Se.s %
soS Il Is now tvo OF three uches length vas
hotties more by AR Posi the bearer o his Ido5f
market i1T many bottles afier il Is known here ~ e
Yours VITA respect, RuFUS PRATT
PAN l9FIrHrA. Sept. .. isssr
Prot Moot-Ds3r Sir H0ar Hair Restorative IS prov
lns se ben@feal 10 ne The front and also the back
part o. NJ head almost lost rs cozerng-n faet BALp
and the Of head S we'll siaddsd with Srea
ing crop Of young hair, and the pGf alsa Fecsivng its
II whateysI thlik irom personal rec0mmer da-
YoarsTsspeetfsily, D. 4. THOMAS MD.
No. 404 Vine street.
VIScESSEs, IA. June - ls5a
Prof o. J. Wood; As you about TO Acture and
vend your rBcenfiT discovered Hair Rssora.iEl. will
state for whOmsoeEer concern that have used
and knuvn others 70 ithat have for years
benin the habit Of us other Hlir RestoratEes and that
ind yours vastly superior oany other know l. entirely
will restore persoIs hair 70 the original youthful
co0f End texture, sivas healthy soft and glossy ap
pearance and an this without discoorng the HANDS
apDy IT, or the dress hch drups would therefore
recommend is 70 every desirOus Of haviHs hHs
co.or and texture 20 hair
Rs1p'cilsiiy yO4rs. WILSON KING
o J. WOOD co, Proprietors. IA Broadway. n. Y.
n the great n Y Wire Railing Establishment and IL
Market street, 81 Louis. Mo
And sold BY all good Druggists. mh2.d&w3m
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TIE FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-AmOng tht y :
les served up to the guests of ths johnson House
during the last week were excellent EeWa.O Is
raised in the vicinity Of Cleveland
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ARRITED.-fhe yachE = Lily LOder," u Dun
kirk arrived in the river on Saturday morning She
il neat, trim built little craft and i'll take part
In the Regatta on the Fifth
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"a The person who took top buggy out Of
my carriage shop on Sunday the 10th inst, viii
6nd it to his advantage to call on me immedi-
steiy. A. W. HURLBURT.
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Firth or JULV EXCURSION ON THr LAKE-
The North Star has been chartered by the Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church Society, Wet Side, for the
purpose Of raising fands to defray the expense Of
repairing their Church. The Star IS great favor
ite, and viii doubtless take out large number Of
eucursioniSfs
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HOUSE, WANTED.-A small comfortable dwell
ing within ten minutes walk Of the weddeII
House at rent Of not over SIPS, viii be taken BY
careful irresponsible tenant, who wiz pay in
advance ifrequired. Address. TIL Monday next,
Lemen," LEADER ofice. d3t+
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POLICE CoURT, JUNE 26.-There were sixteen
cases before the COurt-disturbance ? nuisance
/; drunk visiting andresiding, &C., in house OF
iH-fame petit larceny /; assault and battery 3
total l6.
John Burke, charged with stealing ten dollar
bill from Patrick Garvey, was discharged
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Real Gstate Aaeuts.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
= iis GkiSr ANDSAw MILL-waier Power and aS1ud-
aee oI Il ~ miles b. kallr0ad from Clevelard nesr a
i 9tilos, N sod order and doing good business
viii sxehange N part for good arm
- AZ ChAS-Near the Lake Shore-9 miles hom Fu-lid
StAIon. s nch saady loam; abundance or frf 5f N
par payment "S@'eiH i@-oS IA
STONE DWELLING LOT-Weu lOcatsd in n dssir.
~, y, ne silY 10 exc hanse Tor snail farm
IASE ANENuE-A cottage house with Iarge La and
ne SaIletE % fuit trees and gaDs vines C eTean for
lss SHARES CLEVELAND IRON NINING COM
NJ sIOCk nd N4eant Lots exchangs IN snail
cy. - WI -'@is1uih une
At EUCLID STATION 100 aerFs or laad-soiI black
anay eam osder hne eultiEafion WITH Al undanee of
Sloee halt and some tImbers dwellings and tyVo
oasns ard ing sprns VI water; and acres of
Ai h,r.n o. the Station; rich loamv suif 70 er-hes-
tol good improved firm Also ~ ~~-@7se
- ~ ACRES IN WILLOUGHBT-Out the Lake Shor.r
ctnsidrrshe fruit. "-se1 an
HURON Co-Fam OF II0 acres IL mile fsom I. r.
Bool neW house and barn. orchard &C. well
rr VIII e1enanss IN part for Western lands other
FOR RENT s,oTy Dwelling House on Lake st-s2ls
10 do Erankf 1t st-sl5O
-. ROUSE \ JENNINGS.
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ubsOdsn:Iss

mbSod6m:Iss Superior ct, up stairs.
J. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietors of the Cleye
laaI Plumbing works, Atwaier Block are prepared
with arge force Of expeneneed vOrknea doing every
es-ro tioa ofPlanbins the most thorough nsnner
hs NOS sceatihc plans reasonable terms and sor
notice. Large stocks OF Fountains Of different ssEles and
izss Bathing Tubs Of cast i-oa and wood, lined with
tnnsdcoppsr heaters lead and galvanized iron
ppss Leafhsr and India Rsbsr Hose every description
sfBrass and Plated Cocks includng the Paten' SsleOs
a cocks recently introduced Wash BOWS and all kinds
fwstsr wo-ks Fixtures kept constantly On hand An
Wsrk warranted. m2sdkwtf
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IA For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page a
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN:


By Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ ID,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is embodied 4 fun and ehaste dsscEiptlun
uoriedge Necessary the welfare Of those married
about 70 the process OF pregnancy
and delivery their pains and Dangers we'll the
methods BY which many the lAEisr may be o6viated and
teaching the system may be HvigOrated and restored
to its proper tone aer having been Frustrated by
plAints Incidental to the hnnsn frlme- Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which will obFiaie
the necessity any great Of sickness and enable
the obssrvaut reader 10 be- great extent her ply
sician.
TENTH EDITION
ms book Is more available the understandings Of the
non-prfessional reader and skilfaly elaborated.
planned, arranged and earned out any work OF its
kind before the public. While it gives wholesome
particulars and respects e-ue Information upon
some ofthe os delicate alrs connected with the female
system It should placed in the hands Of every female
single or married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also prescriptions nsed BY the Doctor
nhls practice for the positive OF ScrqoEs ET7
tons-Fsuer aa3 AOue-SeseTe cozsis aAi Colds-RirE-
afisa-Dyspspaa-FdRag q affhe HIr. So Sc. Sc, ans
Of which preparations may Of grea. value To s
reader.
This book viii By mail, free 0f postage. On th'
rsccptioa Of price which may be asT money q
osiaSe S.amps- AnOrsers should b. addIs>ssd 70
r. b HUTCHIECS.
Ch-uhrrx street n Y CITY
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GRAFFENDERG
GRAFfEHDERG
Family Medicines.
rlaeE
RETaIL PRICE 3.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HAKTFoRD. Trumbuil Co, o. N, arCh I, ST.
Iheieby certify tha- have been dealing in the Gr9hen-
berg Medicines Tor the past year and ruy say that
have offered 10 the puahc th1t have
with the decided APPRECIATION u the people than
these. particularly the Pills AID Cartocon fheJ VIII
readily perm all and more than Is promised Tor the
sold about y bO ties OF CathOcon the past sea-
son. and ar the best results IN every case
J. H. Z. JOHNSON. Med. Agt.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the GTaGeuberg Med
ieines Dr. D. physician Oi extensive prsctiee and
Of the most successful IN the county frumbu IN
which he resides
This csTes that have used The Grasuoers Pills and
MarshaIs Cathoiiccn, ID here By H. Y. johnson, IA
my praciee 70 my entire saiisiacton- They are good
medicines
Hartford, rrnmbpn Co, o, March !, 81.
WEST BEpFoRD. CoshOcton Co May "a. 81.
Mr. H. b Ringsley-Sir. have been selling the meol-
cnes o. the Ganberg Company for the last tea years
gariably found them 70 give good Ssfaetion
sad the Pills have sold 10 gFeat anI mils IS Tg1-
their and coffee, and with trade they have
bec0ms staple article. M1rshas Uterine CalhocOnis
medicine that has done great amount O good IN e nae
Diseases. One lady sold L To- told me N she had re
ceiged from ntte than she did from long
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