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PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be meeting held at the Sycamore
Mills, on The road ieadng from ST. CIairsviIIe To
Glencoe, on SATURDAY. the Sd of July next at
O'Clock, p NJ, for the purpose OF adopting me
ures for the laying ouI and bu lding graded road
from ST. Ciairsviile to Glencoe Station on the Ohio
Central Rail Road. All pei sons who feel an in ter
est in the construction of said road respectfuIy
invited to atttn nd at the above time and place 10
help push the enterprise along.
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EXECUTED.
BOsTOn. .June

bOSTOn, June 70.
james McGee was executed at boon to.
day in the Jail yard, for the murder of the
deputy Warden, Mr.. Walker, in the State
prison ls months since. Three or four hun
dred persons were present. He remained
perfectly stolid and indifferent, and made
no reparks. He died without struggle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-01

THE FoUKrH-We hear of a novel, vet decided
ly pleasant way. the citzensof Washington coun.
~. Pa. intend eelebra ting the Alb. Some cnnye
nIent spot is TO be selected and the whole country
around in circle of twenty-five miles are to re-
pair thither to ''grand picnic" Manly sports
ball playing, dancing. singing, eating, riding and
music are to be the order of the day. WHATS rc
be done IN ST. Clairsvillel Are we not as patriotic
as our Pennsylvania neighkors2
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PICTURES FOR so CENTS

Ambrotypes, Photographs, and all the various
styles OF Pictuses.- taken at
BoueHERTY e. CKosBYs AhBRo- M53ffErryN
TYPE Car. Corner of Main and M&&I1GsaR
Marietta Streets. f{TtEtF/lA xsIH
IT PPersons wanting pictu res >~--Sszr ~ 3As.SSB
will do well TO call soon,
will remain in town but a short time. jyIpd
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of BeimOnt oouLIy, and all who
opposed TO the corrupt and ruinous policy OF
the lresent AdmInistraii- n. are requested TO mee
in cIuIty mass convention al
ST CLAHSVILLE
SATURDAY, JULY Sd, 1858, al O'Clock. P. M
for The purpose Of selecting Delegates to the Con
vention of Freemen which assemblies in the City OF
Columbus on the 18th proximo.
g.sr5 BY order of the Republican Central Com.
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arWe are in receipt OF the Hooking Sentinel
edited and published at Logan. in this State, by
WIN. F. BDooR, Esq. formerly of this county. it
is spicy and enterprising sheet, and we cheer
fully place il on our exchange list
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-01

DcrBrother jonathan Tor the Fourth oil Juy-a
large and elegant Pictorial Sheet-has just been
issued by B. II. Day, New Pork. ltis sent by
mail tposi-puid, Tor IL cents per copy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-01

GTNicsragua has declared itself against
the United States, and in favor of an Euro
pesn prote ectorste. So mucL for fllibuster-
ism.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-01

rWe hope advertisers and correspondents
will be lenient with US. Their favors will be at
tended to as promptly as our columns " i'll permit
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r. abRe S@Ae.

HE UNDERSIGNED. designing to
H. reside permanently IN the West, offers Tor
sa the property lie now occupies. ST. Glars
VILE The house is a COTTAGE FRAME I2 eet
story 4sA36 et, coniains seven apartments is hu II
OF good MATERIALS Is finished in per style and
has STABLE. CABBAGE HOUSE, &c attached.
Ihe lot on which the buildings stand Contains
hve acres oi good land divided Ini0 Garden, Orch
ara, Meadow, and Pastur" Lots. Tie garden is
well stocked with choice Ornamental snruhhery
and large variety OF strawberry, Guoseberry, ,
6rape. Raspberry Currant, Cherry, Pear and other
iruits. There are about fifty Apple and a hundred
Peach trees, of earl est ami latest varieties and in
excellent condition. Few places have SO many
cow enhances lior family istIIug quiet and
iort. The property can he examined at any time
and possession gwen the fl st OF October.
sullab property in Central Illinois Iowa
Changed for II. ALEX. YOUNG.
je2i
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Commercial matters.
st. Clairsville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoH, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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Uttu 9Obertisements.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPH
A Benevolent Institution established by spe.
ciGt En!ounrent for the ReiiJ Of The S,et
and Distressed, afflicted NTH Vru-
lent and Ep,demic Diseases.

ENHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
Il view of the awful destruction of human iiie,
Caused by Sex al diseases. and the eceptioHs praC-
ticed up IN the unfortunate vctims of such
by Ouacks, several years ago directed their Con
suliing Surgeon, ss a CHARITABLE ACT worthy
OF iseir name TO opea DIspensaiy for the treat
meut of this Class OF diseases in all their forms aud
to give MEDICAL ADV .CE GRATIS all who
apply by letter, With description OF their condI-
ton, Gage. occupation, habits OF life, dc y and in
Gases oi extreme poverty, to FURNE.u MEDlCI NE5
FREE OF CHARGE. IL is needless III ada that the
Association comm ands the highest Medical skin of
tue aye, and will furnish the approved modern
treatment.
The Directors fthe Association, In Their Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual hi eases. for
the year ending January LIST, 1853 the high
est satislaCon with the aucccss which has attended
the iahoisoi ths Consulting Surgeon In the cure of
= serh alOrih hua, Seminal Weakness, Impotence
GonorrhHa, Geei, syphilis, the vice of nsnIsm or
Sell-abuse q c., aud order a Continue the sc mo
plan ior the ensuing year
The Directors, on Il review of the past, feel az
suted that their laborS ia this sphere OF beney
ehorl nave been OF great bensht TO the afflicted,
peclaly 10 the young, aud they have resolved To de-
vote themselves, with renewed zeal TO this very i'm
poriant and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermaiorThna, or Sem.
inol Weakness, the wee of onausrn, Masturbation,
or Yell abuse, aud her diseases OF the sexual or
gans, ny the Consulting S1rge1n, will be sent by
mai ttn sealed envelopcl, FREE oF CHARGE.
on receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage. Other
Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment of
sexual diseases diet, DC are constantly being pub
isbcd Tor giauiOus distrihut on, and will bs sent
TO the afflicted. Some of the new remedies and
methods OF treatment discovered during the last year
are Of great value.
Address. for Report or tres tmsnt, Dr. GEORGE
2. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Assu.
citation, No =, south Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRcuiLD, Secretary.
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0TMr. Dodge, it is said, will be recall
ed from Spain.
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DMiNIsTkATOR'S NO ICE.

z hsA 1 YIN - W. 1CE.
Notice Is hereby gwen thai al the Probate
Court for BemoI ounty, the undersigned has
heen appointed nd qualified as Administrator oi
the estate oi Christopher Stages, decd late OF Bel
mont county, Ohio.
All those indebted to said esta.e are requested to
make Immediate payment. and those having Gains
against said Estate, Notified to present them for
sett IenIenl wliEIH nu6 vear from this date.
jel7 PRlCE CORN WEI l., Adm'r.
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Retail Market on Saturday Morn g
3flarrieo.

la Jtcobsburg. Ohio. on the 2llh inst ,ny Henry
Thurs IN Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM ii HAYS, TO
Nh. A HhNlA f. SICLAIR.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN Rad
DEN, Al, MAIN sTREET.)
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"a June, 1853.
Mr.. EDITOR: Un the day after wrote
you last, procured saddle horse, and as |
had expected to 90, visited the slate quar-
res. The road lay through a bushy piece
of woodland, pursuing the downward cours Sc
of a small stream of limpid water, turning
two or three grist mills and woolen fac
tory before pouring out into the bil!owy
Susqu hanna. On reaching the river the
road leads along a, the base of a precip.
itous bluff OF three OF four hundred :eet,
and this continued until arriving at the
ouarres These are the most extensive of
ihe kind in the u. s., and SO stupendous
are they, that it is difficult TO form any just
conception Of them. There is not much to
to be seen apart from huge piles of debris
wasted from the mountain side, ricks of
prepared slate, for roofing,) immense
chasms and towering precipices, the result
of 80 years toll, but these are inviting and
be Sidering to the, stranger. Here they
employ horse power, but on the opposite
side of the river, several steam engines are
used for pumping, hosting, &c. The prep
Grafton is simple and as follows: First, it is
blasted from the ledge, and brought rom
the pit or lowered from the mountain by
block and tackle TO the work shops. Here
it is split from pieces Of all sizes and shapes
into plates about one-fourth of an inch in
thickness, by means OF wooden msllei
and steel chisel. Afterwards it is hewn to
whatever measure its original size will ad.
NIT of, by boy, "sing large steel knife
Then it is graded and ricked ready for sale
or shipment large quantities are shipped
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CAlAWBA WINE Il BRANDY

ADE in our own Buckeye State
lFk warranted Pure-much super, or to French
(7J Br andy iur invaliis. Sold by
jel.3t ISAAC n. PATTERSON
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JEEVR5IN6, ziNESTILLE 8 EINTINNAFI
RAILROAD

lfss II - - -
On and after March 8, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
4 leave Cleveland the trains q The Cleveland anu
HudsOn,l for CUyahOga Falls Akron, orrvllle and
AIilershurg: connecting at OrTve with trans on the
Pittsburgh F Wayne and Chcaso r R., east and west
CantJn MasslOn, Wooster audensllle and llanneic
Trains leave MIL lerShurg for Cleveland al 6c5 M and
lisp M connecting Orrvile with aims onthe p 1t
c. r R., by which passengers from Canton Massii
ION Wooster IOldenyle and Mansfield reach Cleveland
'febs '--'s SIMON PERKINS. suD't,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

W AfuE-
Manila ----.--S2lb ma l25S
Tarred Rope - Y a Is
TT nTuEDG


Apples grin f9bbl ; 0OIG 4 ~
Do dried f9bus l 62,0 l 81
Peaches dr'd- 9lb-0 u
Do unpld --a9lb 19t0 "a
Figs alb l0(0 l2R
Lemons -----F9hOx7 C0,6 8 90
Oranges F9box -
Raisins. VI F9box 2 ga ? IS
Do layer F9box3 ora 3 .
Cranberrics T9bbl9 5OGl0 90
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Lbl n AMI " EAli-
q. & Ind. sup flbbl 4 01,H ( 20
o L Ind. ext f9bbl 4 75,G s q
Double extra E9bbl s 5n(a 6 m
Rye Flour [7bbl 3 75ls : O0
Buckwheat 77cwt ? 25'A 3 80
Corn Meal F9cwt "a / 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21
5topes, &1.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. L.. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
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-
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronage Of his friends and the rest Of mankind"
during the pas Fall trade determined 70 close out
his large VARIETY Of COOKING PAkLOR, HALL and
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES at
greatly reduced prices
HIS MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for HOtelS,a
his Victor COos Stoves for private families, e3nnOt be
surpassed fer peri con in operation and economy IN fuel
His Hot Air Parlor Heater for ParloTs. Halls. school
Hous Churches Stores, &c made for Anthracise Coal
constructed that answers either fer stove or
fUrnace, both eonlbiheo and therefore Will produce
much heat than any other stove in the market u IS
handsome and dur bic, and giving greet sa'iSfac
ton to of best citizens. His Pearl which IS
made oval for parlor burns coke harn coal, with geat
snd neatnesS aad also perfect Stsfacto1
The newest aud mos. desirable styles Of ENAMELED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices.
He manufactures and keep suUpIsd with Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand.
Tin Roofing sad all JobbiuE done on short notice.
All respecfullf solicited to call hefJre purchasing
elsewhere at he old and weli-known stand Of
W. L. MARVIN,
decl6 No. AZ South Side Public Square.
GULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
- STOVE POLISH-the best in the market. AIso-
LUDLOW'S Infallible Seif-Sealng FRUIT CANS
ranted to be Alright for sale cheap. wholesale
retail, by ". L. MARVIN, No. AZ Public Square,
Oc4 Nearly opposite the old Court House.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

ER0M WHICH MANKIND SUF-
l. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE
the consequence Of diseased action Of the sysrem
duced by the poisonous masm of vegetable decy. This
exhaustion evolved by the action Of solar heat soil
and rises with the wats vapo from it. While the is
below the horizon this fingers the ear his sur
face and the virus taken with through he lungs
na Vlsce1a ana s1cetg organs OF the body The liver be-
comes tori Id and fails to secrete not only this but also
the bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
mute in the circulation and Iroduce constitution
al disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and stomach
sympath hse with the liver, and bee me deranged also
Finally the instinct af organism If attempt to
eIpe the no1ous infusion concentrates the whole blood Of
out Inc blood leaves the suce ard rushes the inter
nal organs with congestiTe violence This is the CHILL
But this effort it fails Then the FEVER follows ia
surface asi in another effort to eTpi The iaiin
It fails and the system abandOns the attempt exhausted
and waits for the recovery OF Strength 70 repeat the hone
less effort day These are The fits OF Of
FEVER AND AGUE Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health If il is not rep uvec
We havo labored to find. and have found antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neurases this maarious poison in the blood, and
stimulates the liver to expel It from the holy As should
And II does more or rather does what is Of eviceo
e1 els II rom me en- as is 5bsored d. and thus keeps
those who use it free m its at acks the system in
health although exposed 10 The disease COnsequ it
only but prot from the great variety of a
which induced by this malignant influence such
Fevers Neuralgia. rheumatism G0ut Blindness Tooth
ache, Earaehe, Catarh Asthm9. Papitaiions Painful Al
from tins will be onnd assume more or less the
int iype This AeUE CUREp removes the
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This aecOmplishes by stmulng the excretories to
pei the the system and these organs degrees
become habed to do TINS their Office Of their own accord
Hence whit acclimation. Time may accom-
psh the end But often life long enough or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGUE CURE' does il
and with safety. We have great believe
hat this is well remedy for the whole
cl,ss of dseas which caused " the misamac inec
ion. than other which has been discovered and has
cheap rs well as good.
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Drngs

p R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-N0
1la MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TISAI, Stiffness Of the Joints. Lumbago, Headaches
Toothaches, suffering from other bodily inmities The
rapid and complete efficacy of
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CoRDAGE.-steady at our quotations.

Ihe AlnounI I1OsIseu 1OI I00 VOII07F0101"s F''1 " "
year, was 953 tons.
CORDAGE.-SteRdy at quotations.
FEATHERS-Are selling at Soc for pure geese
FLoUR-Thsre has been change prices since the date
of our weekly review Sales have been made at the e1
treme figures range double extras have been
steady at s55OSS6 and superanes at s4945O The de-
continues restricted the supply Of home wants.
forced the market have be sold al sacrhee
unty mills double sold in this way at - The
stock of -four iu the eastern continues large and he
advces from Europe promise improvement in the demand
there In Chicago advance Of 2c has taken place.
aud stock hand is represented as very light In Gin
einnati there has been slight advance.
RYE F1ouE-sening at 81 z BIB. by the dray-load.
BUcKwHEAr good supply, and selling at So s. 40 per
cwt.
CoRS MEAL-seing generally at l,5O percwt
FREIGHTs-The following rates adopted by the rail-
roads for freights TO and from New York:
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Ia O. Go
0LEVELAND AND MAHONING

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus a. Cincinnati Cleveland and Ere, and Cleveland
and Pittsbure Railroads.
At SOlUi wlthhacks to Chagrn Falls, &c.
At hIantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At BraceviIle with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &c
Al Wan with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, MeadTie
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c
Al Yonnestown with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell anf Enon Valley and thence by P. F. W C. R.
Il 70 r ri''soui CHAs. L. RHODES, supt
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MRS ROBINsON'S cERTTFICATE.

NERSoE, Trumbull Co, May lst, 1853
This eeTtihes that have been in very poor health
years and found iltle relief employing number
oi PHYSICIANS My disease PrOlaDss Ute had
been reduced by thai and Flou0r Abs until had become
ulcerated To considerable By the advice Of Dr.
W. Bushnell procured and took bottles Of NIarshas
Uterine tathOlicon which enabled attend 10 hus-
baud in his lsst sickness until he died which aloa
year since have taken tree bottles since his dc at
which h1s made able 10 labor and support family
three children The CathOlcOn has nearly restored
health. II the only thing that las sed my
Ing Tor which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally. iull2
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
ALCO mol
AND
URNIN f 4 U d.
M.yUFAcrURED BY s. CORNING & Co, &c RIVER
L. I. Liz
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Noy. ,.
InN rEI-rGE APII ]

Flour-The mark et active and 5a9l0c lower on
common grades; mciu and chice brands not plenty.
an with far demlnd briug full prices i50 ubls at
S{hd3 ssunud; 81 +8 81 for Inferior To ch1lco su-
IS common u good extra siat
- TOngsl for choice do SAT- - supertne western;
40 m siupns brands rOuai hoop Ohio mark et clio ing
heavy Tho demand Canadian flour limited, and the
market buyers sales $50 bb al 81 5tb Tor inferior
to choice extra Rye flour iull at 50 25a4 10
Wncaf-A little doing wheat IN par; Tor eKp1rt,
hut prizes however, without maeria change Nj la-
1910 very good white Canadian Ut 81 ~ $500 bush un-
Rye-Sctrelg 50 firm; sa,es 3Oa0 bu good western at 0c
BaT!ey-Firmer sales l5 800 bu 7015s for and
common state; SOC for good CaHadlln - -
CUrn-A NOR, sales So O bu at 6I Oc ioI:infeEor
prime mixed we tern. -
Oats-Iu fair a 46tc Tor stale; 49Jc Tor west
cru; sG53: or HanadIan ..
Whssy-AIarket dull sales $50 bhls al &c and elnsns
heavy a thiS figure
P,Tk-A shade iirmer sales 1880 hbs At SIG e5SH for
mess closing sellers below S7 l2al 3; Sl3 50 for
II prime S3 nrime SIS 50 Tor old prims mess
including 200 bb for February and March deli' cry
BeeNore active; sales SO bbls SC EOG7 for
try pme 5OI9 50 for country mess; lO6ll 90 Tor re-
pack cd mess included IN the sales 1908 bbS stale al
Beef hams dull: 50 bbls sold at SliGl6
Cut hrais-Q1iet and unchanged
Dressed HOgs-Firmer; s1es 6A4 d6S4c.
Lard-FIrmtr; sales $50 bbs at lOc for new lOS lie
old
Butier-s.sa,ly l29Iic for Ohio; l612 for state.
Stocks-SecSnd board better but dull; No Gs 60;
~ Har lst mort e1 interest 81; N VI ID Is; Del x
Hnd g7s Pom "a ~; Pac mail lo6A s4ssi NJ G
E6s, NJ ~. do SIX Erie l644; Htr pref EIi Read
sls4. sO Gal Chi 7iss; 3as4; Chi X 6J2s; NJ
y VI COZ
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Drmqs

| SOAP-LOW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap eay0rs Glycrrine, Musk and IOne'
SOap-wal ranfed senuine-lOT sale by
teb9 = W. SACKRInER
RRUSIIES-A fine assortment OF
- Ha'r and Cloth Brushes asn, Teeth Brushes ivun
B,ne, Buffalo HON ana Sandal Wood F0rsalt by
fuhy T. W SACkRlnER
/ UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
II soTtment Just received together with great variet
Of leriumery aud toilet articles at
l.-Ll y w SAlkklllLk.
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uEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

II " EN- From ne ". 7. DlIly Neos. tEdlIsTi-
We desire TO cail atte sutton letter Dr. Joshua
F Bridge, ON The Health Of American Women, anoih
column. He treats the subject able manner and
his skill and medical judgment NAV be rolled upon"
From the 4bGHy Morning Express
MaTshalls Uterne Catn0COa has proved 70 be fully as
valuable Il Is claimed TO be many severe tests male
v medical gent lenen and others Dr. Bridge regular
physician 81 very lnc atalumenS. Of judgment
and DISCRIMINATION Iudalous and highly successful pac-
children "
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MARSTLALL'S UTERINE CAFHOLICON
Is unhesltaingv u:ufed reliable remedy for al hse
complaints 10 which every is liable and which el-
ply alect he mind as well as the bOdv that thir
talk or work becomes alike suffering If not i'm
posslply Among the complaints for which the CathOf-
coz Is remedy are Falling Of the Womb Whites Sup
pressed Irregular or Painful Menstrgatiun B0atin In
ana ions and Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary Or
saus Retention lnconnenoe Of Urine Heartburn Cos
geness, Nervousness, Paintings PaipaIi0ns Cralnbs
Disturbed Sleep and all troubles, organic sn ahetic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies whOsre troubled with any Of the above synttos
OF with spn liver lung complaints are invited 10 ad
dTeSS Dr. BRIDGE, with full cOnfderce that thev will
ind relief Alarshals Uterine Catholicou is not ouek
medicine but lis ingredients have been known 10 The
Medical Colleges, and they the service Of anv 1
spectacle physician in the country.
TIE price Of MARSH4LL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
CON IS One D0uarGHd HdJper single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. Cushocton Co, Nav a. lss7
Alr H. b klnssey SlTI-I have been selling the peli
cine OF tue Graenberg company for the last wears and
have invariably found them good ami
the pills have sold to many families as reguarv
s thelrtea and coffee and with my trade tn y have become
ape article Marshali's Uterine Cah0liron Is a msol
cine lha has done great amount Of good in fcma es
e one lady sod Il 10 told she had received more
benent rum one bottle than She did frm long our,s al
medical treatmeutlly the most skillful physieians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January lst 1883
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Z. r. r.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Mauv diseases that affect humanity InieTltc heif
iugns irui the usrssd bodies sICkly SfrOiIla
Consumption Syphilis and Fits among the cum
mon OF constitutional diseases Now, how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been Established in the system, coupns the bl0Od-AD-
WAYS kENOyATING RESOLyENr will eradicate from the
bodies Of the afflicted every aI tcle OF diseased deposits
and hll the veins with new pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RtDWAYs RENOvATING REsOLvENT should be hailed as
blessing by every mother Throughout the land whose
infants iced with Sores. Humors, These break
Tags ont (tnus ealyl evidence disease transmitted
rom the parent stock. few doses O the RENsyATINa
kESnLv will eradicate every vestige te disease
insure the child sound and healthy body.