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RousEs Po1Nr. NY Nor. oe

hOUsEs TOINTI N l., NOI' 70.
Last evening the train from Ogdensburg for this
place was thrown from the track near Madrid by a
broken rail Captain c. P. Green, of Cheeny
Fisk & Co.'S Express, and Mr.. Powell, Of Mad
rid were badly hurt. The conductor, B. P Barry,
was severely bruised.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

LOUISVILLE NOV. 20.
The Stockholders Of the Southern Pacific R. R.
met yesterday. Jeremiah Morton, of Virginia,
Chairman. President Fowlks who made an able
report which would be considered tomorrow.
Two thirds stock represented
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Gu1rAR.-J. H THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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WIGS +! WIGS !! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to n charm-nO turning up behind-no shrink ing
on ehead; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things properly unders-o, and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
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MnIINrpEIIER- Nnv- 26

The Vermont Legislature adjourned this morn
lug. No appropriation made for completing the
State Capitol the House having refused to concur
with tie Senate in the passage ofany bill for tina
purpOse
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RELIEF OF THE PooR.-The undersigned resld-
ents of Cleveland feeling the urgent necessity for
deyising some method for the relief of the poor
during the coming winter, issue this callfor gene
raj meeting of all classes of our citizens at the Old
Court House, on Saturday evening, Nov. 9th, at
hslf-past seven O'Clock.
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" FINN y. NIsNr anu
MATRIMONIAL.
nIEs OF TIE UNITED STATES

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
1t has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands of my c0untTy-women.
Ny success has excited malice OF the and
eaous but their prosecutions have served only extend
and esiab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SolOns am held in affectionae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill afford TO despse the efforts of mischIetmakers
nd slandeTers
My friends have repeatedly urged me 10 place my medi
cine for producing within the reach Of the
ladies United Sales but indisposon enter
field occupied BY quacks with their pemcious nosrums
and er that unprncped counereiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF
AAIlE DE FEMME, in the United States
AtIast yield TO the enreates Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard the efficacy the "AaIIE DE FEMME"
need only say liquid orm and exactly such
have used in practice France for years, and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and mensruaiion stand in the re-
laoa of cause and effect 1t alike powerful 10 originate
healthy menstrual ow where has existed and tC
restore where has been from any suppressed.
In oTdeTO guard against imposition, the wrapper of drec
uons on each bottle of the Auie de Femme viii bear mi
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bol
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS January, 1857.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISRE
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propuetor's prices.
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THE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
- @M1@
o-=@
* go
N. H. SOLOMONSON.
PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eps the largest assortment Of the most approved KINDS
PECTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF fnl
ghted ground under his inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care, so as
suit the eyes in al cases curing WeakRess DEziness
Inflammation Of the Eyes and imparting strength ior ION
reading or ine sewing
y n. II. SolomOnson would here inform the puoh
that he sover employs any the sale of hislenses
y Also splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES, hl
eROsCoPEs, COAIPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
lCFomesss Superior street under the American HOte
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WHY Is THE DEMAND SO GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM! !

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
D safely and eectuay that much dreaded scOurse
OF the West-Chs Fever and Ague-vlhoui fall and IN
thousands do testify, and, unlike all other nosrumS
it is only recommended fl class Of diseases; and as
its WORTH by men of influence and high standing
Princeton, Ill, Sept 10Th, 1857.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BALsAM in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects hundreds of and in
case failed produce the most happy effect. can
most cheerfuy recommend it a certain specific for
ChlIs Fever and Ague and 8lalarieus Diseases.
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, II. D.
Marshall, Mich Feb. IIth, 1851.
DR. Mann Col have sold large amount Of your
AGUE BALSABI in this vicinity, and from nv personal
knowledge Of it. be Iieye 1t the best remedy iSG Cnis
Respectfully Yours. g. A HYDE,
Ashtabula, Ohio Jan lst ls5s.
NTEssRs S. K. MANN s. Co.-Gents: In canvassng the
SatCs Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of the different
calitd to the great that your AGUE BAL
SAM gained for itself in every place where sold II
sales more rapid than all ethers It is destined to
sedo all other ague remedies IN the market ,,
Very Truly Yours, A X s. HEhDhf.
New York, Feb q, 1858.
Mann & CO-Geuts have, house
in St Louis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years and
have carefully observed its effects il CURING, and must IN
world Of medicines To my personal knowledge 1t has
cured permanently every time and have known It used
happyresult And what's REMARKABLE have never
known but what Iemlined cured for at least that
feet triumph Chis and Fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF U. J. "OoD.
SIX. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
y ~- GAYLORD HAMMOND,
auI7 Cleveland.
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Y Fe, Fl, Fo, Fun, is the name OF one of
the splendid Paintings on free exhibition at
Dodge's.
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me0tGinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,!

MIN 1GGQN Ii O1lU On
pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
publish letter to Dr. Wood, of this city. from gen.
teman Maine which speaks glowngy Of the superior
merits Hair Tonic Such evidence have its eff
feet when coming from reliable If certificates
guarantees OF truth, the Dr. needs encOmumS
useless putfery from the press:
PROF o wooD Co-Gsntienen: Having my atten-
tion called few moHhs since to the highly beneficial
application OF It upon my own har, which had become
quite gray probably third white; whiskers Of
bottle of your Hair Restorative, and used it. soon
found that 1t was proving what had wished used 1t
about twice week have since procured another bot
tie. Of which have used some can now certify to the
Nth on nv head and fIe and nv b9iT bSs resImed G
natural color and believe soft and glossy than has
old; good wife, at the OF fwO has used it with
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly
as per directions, Will not have occasion to contradict my
statements Gm ctiZen OF TINS city, and have been a
resident here for the last fifteen years. aud known
nearly here andin adjoining towns Any you
make OF the anoVe WIN R h5ie aItached Is az our ser
vice. wish 70 preserve the beauties Of nature IN others
am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. WOOD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune 10
low fever in New Orleans 1854 induced make
trial of your preparation and found It TO answer the
very thing needed My Ear thick and glossy, and
words express my obligations y you IN giving to the
afflicted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev ] X Bragg is minister in regu-
lar staning and pastor the Orthodox Church Brook
field, Mass He is a gentleman of great influence, and
universally beloved: WM DYER
BROOKFIELD, January r. 1853.
PROF WOoD-Dear Sir: Having made trial of your Hair
Restorative pleasure that its effect has
excellent removing Inflammation, dandTuf, and
constant tendency TO itching with which have been
troubled from my Childhood snd has also restored my hair,
which becoming gray original color have used
other article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG.
The ResOra put up Bottles of three sizes, viz:
Large medium; and small The small holds half pint,
Tetails for dollar per tOtlthe medium holds
least in proportion than the small
and retas dollars hOtte-the large holds quart
ory per prOpOTion) and retalls for three
dollars DO tie
o. ]. WOOD & Co, Propuetors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and ia Market street. st LOUIS Mo and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancv Goods Dealers Ocl6
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= "TO sM0RERS g CBEWERS."
HoIioway's pills and Ointment.

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. As they have been
asely mitqte the public should hat there is
test of their gel uineness viz the water-ark Holloway
New York and London which appears in every leaf Of
the book directions visible when held between the
and the light Sold at the manufactory, No 50 Maiden
Lane New York and by all Druggists, at BE- &C ami 81
per boz pot. movie 255
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g Nothing is charged to the exhibition OF
Paintings at Dodge's Music Store.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS

INUIANAFULIsI ANOF
The House of Representatives this afternoon pass
ed a vote of 81 against 40. the joint resoluton
nassed nv the Senate on Wednesday, declaring the
election of lessee D. Bright and Graham W. Fitch
to the U. S. Senate illegal, unconstitutional, and
void.
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9ptriaI Notifies.
a. shake and Burn-shake and b

= For Gas Fi1snTes aHd Fitting-Apply
Eogg. EnssOrfh & Co., los and IOT Superior street.
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COAL!-COALM-C COAL!M
John TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
y Orders promptly filled at their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. Ocl2 d6m 226s J. IN. YATES.
TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mingls the society of ladies with
his dscoIOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, 'FON
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is of the
most efectual dentrihces 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mparts the BREATH often
offensive, an agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAvING-Its rich laher penetrates and softons
beard, prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FoNTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way, and No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by ali
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments nm Hand
safey bea appl - W.
IClad
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dor SALE-VERY DESIRABLE

IL VACANT LOTS on Enc street, between Superior and
Euclid streets, lOts-50Xl32 feet
PROSPECT ST.-Near Hudson street 5uxl90 feet. Also
near Cheshire ST., 63xls9.
ROCKPORT.-Seyen acres miles from the city, near
the Plank ROad-IOg House and Stable $500.
| GRIST bILL-WATER POMER-With acres Of
land dwelling and barn. 20 miles from the city Mill and
machinery all good order and doing good business.
$4,000. ROUSE JENNINGS,
sept 50 Superior Street
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the ProprietOr's prices.
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA


The accounts from Frazeris River are very dis
c0uTaging The river had fallen 10 feet but the
esut had disappointed even the most sanguine as
little or no gold is found few feet below high
water. Il Is now supposed that the prospect will
not improve until the water reaches its loWt ST
stage. TO add 10 the disappointment several Of
the river bars heretofore worked with great sue
Cess, appear TO be giving out and the claimants are
selling out for tri1ing sums
The rumored massacre Of Gen. Palmer, former.
ly Indian Agent in Oregon, and his party OF sixty
men by the Indians, turns out TO have been IN
founded They had been attacked, however, but
beat of their assaants with some loss on both sides
Advices Of later date at San Francisco from Hak-
Odadi state that an important treaty had been con
cluded with the japanese Government by Mr
Harpis, U. ). Consul at JeddO. new port ly.
ing in the bay Of JeddO, i've miles from the city, is
10 be opened 10 the Americans.
A son OF Capt Tatnall had left for Washin gton
via China with the treaty. II IS also stated that
Japanese Prince with IL attendants was 10 depart
Immediately for Washington via California
The T. 5. Steamer Mississippi Was at HakOdOdi
1t last dates. The POwhattan was daily expected
from China.
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CHILD DEsERTIoN.-On the Goth Of Sepiem-
Der, woman came to the City Hotel with a
child anl two valises and registered her name
as Mrs. Randall and child, Springfield, Pa. She
took room where she passed the night and
went TO breakfast the next morning, leaving her
child in her room. She did not go down to
dinner, and was not seen during the afternoon
The chamber-msid heard the child crying for a
long time in the room, but suPPOsing the moth.
eT was there, took no particular notice Of the
fact until nearly night, when she ventured to en-.
ter the room. The child was lying on the bed
crying bitterly but the woman was not to be
found. She had taken away one of the valses
and left little clothing OF no value in the 9th
er The child was apparently about foul
months old 1t was taken to the Orphan Asy.
lum where it is now doing finely, and is very
much priced In all probability the child was
an illegitimate one, and the unfortunate mother
thus strove 10 hide her shame.
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NEWS
NEw YoRK. Oct %.

NEW YoRE, Oct %.
NJ Yrissari, the Niearaguan Minister, has issued
a notification informing all persons who intend 70
Smigrate 10 Nicaragua, that passports vii be re-
quired, duly Bigned and countersignedi and that
without such documents they will not be permit
ted 10 land.
The steamer ST. Louis arrived at noon with ST.
900 in treasure, and California dates TO the 5th
instant
The successful laying Of the Atlantic Cab'e was
celebrated throughout California. September 9th
Professions, cannon, uratiOns, lluminaiions, &c,
took place everywhere.
The Humboldt telegraph has been completed
from Placery lille 10 the TSt summit Oi the Sierra
Nevada.
Baldwin's (Dem.) official majority for Judge Of
the Supreme Court, is 1871
Coli, silver, and Copper, haye been found in tue
mountains of Los Angeles.
Large numbers OF Indians had made their sp-
pearauce on the MOhaye, causing great alarm a.
San BarnardinO. They had attacked and wounded
several Americans and stolen number Of cattle.
There i said to be an abundance Of water in the
desert now between san Diego and Fort \ 1uma-
Senator BrOderick started from Pacerville the
81 iust with the overland mail via Carson valley
and salt Lake City for st. Louis
Upwards OF six hundred returned aLventurers
from Frazer River had landed at San Francisco.
The warehouse OF Moore x FOlser, on Davis St,
was burned on the lst Loss Sl5O,OOO. Most Of
the goods were stored by numerous parties 50 that
individual losses are light.
The coinage at the mint daring September was
81 .O3O 600 in gold and $4,000 in silver.
The banking house OF G.. W. & w. :. Shook have
applied for the beEeit Of the insOKent law. Debts
SIS. 900, assets $4,000.
OEEGON.-The news by the overland mail Is con-
firmcd. Two hostile chief-, Quachien and Ouhi,
had been captured and shot.
News from North Pacific whalers bad End Of
August 200 barrels was the best catch reported in
the Arctic, and many ships had absolutely nothing,
while the average would not be over $50 barrels per
ship The KhOtsch feet, numbering sixty ships
will probably get plenty Of oil
Tue French ship Napoleon III had been cut
through by the ice. and lost. Some seven or eight
hundred barrels Of her oil had been saved by the
American ships Braganza and Hercules.
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LAW SUIT

PITLsBURGH, Oct. Il
Tb;s u,orpinv before full bench case Of the
Commonwealth Il rel Thomas ". Commissioners
Of Aueghauy Co Application for Nandamas %
compel respondent 10 levy Railroad tax u harl,
NJ ior pettiORer, opened the case aud suggested
N amendment 10 record by substituting AaehIu Us
IA erson, new commissioner, Tor jacob ltI 1OlnsI
h. - term 1i Office had ex pired which was agreed
To. The GEM leman spoke two hours In an @ able
arcur. lent and n as responded 10 By Thomas VII
liams in behalf o.' respondents, who IN opehins
the spa ech referred to the record as deiee..,e a.
ter some discussion it was agreed 70 EAsg
tons against the apple atom on gTouIpus u .snI
10 with muebJintsre-, Meredith viii make the
closing argument Grea interest naniesIeo m
the case. Court room CT sSdea 81 inc Jay "''-'
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MoRNING, OCr. 20, 1855.
From our own Reporier

| BEDFORD UNION HORSE SHOw.-The good peo
pie of Bedford, being Of the 60 ahead Yanke,
stock are not to be left behind in this age Of Fairs
Shows, &c. Their Union Fair was highly sue
cessful one and reflected much credit upon tht
managers and the exhibitors, and on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week they had Horse Show
which has proved a creditable affair. The list o.
premiums offered was large andIiberal, amounting
in theseyersl classes as follows: Class lst-Horses
Of all work, SCI so; class 2d-BlOoded Horses
S42; class 3d-Roadsters, Sl9 class 4th, Fancy
Horses, Sl9 class 5th-Horseback riding S22
class 6th-Trotting and trained Horses, S3s. To
tai SOL, so.
The orders OF exercises on Wednesday was -
Fast horses on the ring until IL o'clock at O'Clock
parade Of all horses for competition; - O'Clock
the Committee commenced examination. Thurs
day exercises were; Examinations during the fore
noon; at I O'Clock Ladies and Misses riding; at ?
O'Clock gentlemen and boys riding at O'Clock
exhibition Of trained horses; at I-2 trottng
match between E. ]. Bates Yankee Boy and DR.
J. H. YiDcent's prince" for purse Of S5O-mile
heats.
The number of horses entered was Gs Up to
the time ofour leaving the grounds yesterday after
noon, the returns Of premiums had Lot been re-
turned. We shall publish the complete list in day
or two. Among the horses entered were, from
Cleveland, pair Of matched horses and " Col.
Grayson," by J. W. Fitch; several match
ed and single horses by J. X. Curtis, To-
gether with several by Z. 81. Curtis, and "
Knox. Mr.. J. K. Curtis made fine show Of bis
horses, he having entered iO- nearly half the pre-
miums. J. W. Fiteh's Col Grayson took the first
premium for stations over five years.
No entries were made in Ladies Equestrianisnl,
but three boys rode for premiums. One in partic-
ular Ofthese boys showed himself perfect horse
man, riding wild stallion with as much ease and
frmness as if he was an old veteran Throughout
the day yesterday there was a sprinkling Of IaiD,
which made it uncomfortable TO be standing or
walking about the grounds. The interest of the
occasion was much heightened by the presence Of
the Scion Brass Band under the direction and teach
ing Of c. Seibel who was formerly connected with
the Hecker Band This is q fine band consisting
Of The following gentlemen y. Dunwell, G. Dan
WELL W. Henry, c. Chapman, J. B. Hazen, W
Chamberln, +. Bosworth, l.. Wicks, W r Rick
seeker, Z. Rhodes, F. Robins and J NJ johnson -
The list Of officers Of this fair were the same as
ofthe Union Fair which we published some time
ago.
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ERONI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81
The Times Mexican correspondent states that
on the l4th OF Sept, the Mexican government
ma e the discovery OF pretended plau to assassi-
n Ne the President, his ministers and many proml-
neut citizens and TO give up the city 10 plunder-
The Foreigners were openly accused Of having con-
cocted the scheme, and government was taking
every means 10 exasperate the people against
them. 80,
sour Minister, Mr. Forsyth, was threatened with
sn attack on his house, the object being the seiz-
ure of foreigners barbored there
Al midnight none of the wounded Of the late
Gouliiug tragedy were dead, but no hopes were
entertained OF the recovery Of Mrs. G. and the
servant girl Murphey.
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The COLLEGIATE REcoRD.-We have received
the October number Of the above periodical con
Quoted by the students of the Western Reserve
College at Hudson. The present number COM
mences the second volume, and shows talent and
enterprise in its supporters 1t contains some very
well written articles upon The STANDARD Of Taste,
True Literary Excellence, and Aristocracy, some
familiar Hints to Takers, and curio IS compound
entitled John Thompson an Epic Poem, beside
several shorter articles and a pleasant Editors
Table. Success TO it.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. Louis, Oct @e-
The California and Salt Lake Nail arrived at St.
Joseph on the 23:d- o.. 1,-,,,.;,., MA
salt Lake, among the U, Mr.. Wallace edlor OF i3e W
An, California en- route to New Hampshire lie
speaks in the highest terms Of the CaiIloTnia anu
Salt Lake Mail Line. Weather me NI4Ss sOOu
Indians numerous -
Tic citizens Of Carson Valley are aZkIng ior ter-
TitoIiai government ,ooo -,
Col. Andrews Of the 9th infantry, with ,OyO men
an. / $50 wagons were met at Alkale springs Gu
routR for Benecia.
Tie mail left Salt Lake on the 2d inst
Ever, thing was quiet and prosperous among 'ne
Saints. -, ca,
Tie District Court was in session. Judge SIN
clair presidi. ". The jury was composed oil wagon
masters and old mOuntaineers-
A severe snow storm had occurred IN the moun
tain. and several hundred animals had been lost
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W REsD WITH CARE-In our advertising
columns Is found an advertisement OF that great
and popular medicine so extensively cold. and
used by thousands Of persons through the West
ern States in the last five years; We mean DR..
Mann's Ague Balsam. We know nothing of
its merits, save what we read and hear spoken of
By our friends, never having been so unfortunate
as to have to use anything in this line since we
heard of II, vet we feel at all times willing to
make public through the columns of our paper
any discovery, new or old, and recommend it to
our readers, that Is so highly esteemed as this
BaLsam We call attention Of our readers to
this wonderful compound, and if in want of an
ague remedy give it trial Sold by all good
druggists. 4t-d&w