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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

~ jour p,iHtsr arrived in Cincin.
~sd lately, pr.'sy much dead broke
He invested ais last quarter in . lottery
ticket, w,ch drew $4,000. Lucky TWO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

~ The Buffalo Rsssslas states that
,hs,s ara seven bv..lisA 90 Fifty papers
which have com. sss for pssslss for Pre-.
.;d.r, Ma o.Aer candidate has ~ many
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
FIRE IN COvINGTON.

We regret to be compelled to announce
that the single machine owned BY our
friend r. r. KIRxpArRlcx, Of Coyingion,
was entirely destroyed by Gre. on Sunday
morning last. 1t is not positively known
how the fire originated, but it Is supposed
to have been the act Of an iacendiary.---
Mr.. KS. loss Is about Sl,00O-no insur
saes. This misfortune falls heavily upon
Mr.. KiRKPArsIcE, as il has swept away
the means by which be obtaiaed liyeli-
hood Coz himself and family.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

" The Missouri Democros urges ii.
lection Of = monument to COL B.n.on
in St. Louis, by his friends aud .du;,.,,
throughout the Union generally.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

~ Copious rains have rcces.ly fallen
10 the eastern part Of tbs State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
- aMr. Wiggles, 1ave you eo'

mt. WlRGIeS,
aY... ,;, . zach for the very DEVIL
~. -. 1. -.xin' up dough-"
W;ssi., pointed to his wife, and then
IA "a the front door. The last We sAw
r. ssggles 10 vas ki,ing il down ~
Odd, holly pursued by . red.hssasd
WOMAN viii, a ciA,ern poll, Foor wIsles.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

o0r Kansas, With her present bounds.
riss, viii make State moro than tsieeSs
large ~ Ohio.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
Rusch and SchAde ~ KeOk uk.

To Hon. Jas. HARLAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26
NEW YORK PRoDUcE nIARKET-aIArrh e

tBr TELBoRkPH.
Four-State and western Hd9l0 cents lower sales 200
hbls; $5sas6 "a sagerfne Iiste s6e0d Se IS for extra
stntr; $5e0S6 fer superne western; e0for
fair western; IS 609Ss 80 do reuni hoaped
Ohio closing aul Canada quie;i sales smali $64gS1
lr extra Small sales are making Of rye NOR ~ % 6S
S425 800. sIr.s !
Wpeat-Dalland droOpiDs; sales Of IS 600 bush; Slis
for winter red western: 81 e5 for Mich S25 for mxed
Tenn; Sl,75 fos red Genessee.
active; sales Is 90 hushel at sesl.
Co,n-Stesdy aud more acticr sales S 90 bnsh; es9o
for mixed western in store and shOa s0 IOr Jersey ye-
low; 80 or southein Yellow ltl4
Oats-Dul; ss9s7 or State and eO9s2 for western and
Canaaian sar .rrl a.F-..E
whiskey-LoWeri sales Of 4Iobbls At 2s92sk
Pork-HeayY ses Of l6 50 bhls; SIS II fur new moss;
SIT5T@Sl7 2for old mess; Sl2,slQSl3 Tor prime.
Beel-sieady; sales Of 4hc bbis: S6-0q$I fT couniy
prime; $7t0GS9 for country mes. S9t0GSll50 for 70
packed @ icfg0 mess; Sl3dSl3 50 for extra do
Prime Mess Bee-Q1et. sales small at Sl1GSz1
Beef Hams-DHD; sales Of 80 l0bls 1t $lf, ,50dSH.SO
Bac0n-Quiet but frmer
Dressed Hogs-Dul st 1{6sz- -- =r-.t
Cut Meafs-Ony modeT1t- business doing aud marked
FIRM sales 200 packases at 6<7 for shoulders aud SIG
s1l for hams.
prime Wesern al llx ~
B1ftsr-oust; laslkt M Ohio and i59s for State.
C,heese-Dull at e9l1h ..t -
WOoDomesi fleece quiet but frmer; sales 20 900 lbs
IS 6eS quarter blood 20 Saxony foreign Unchanged sales
100 bales Mesz and small lois Of the unwashed Tivatt
tcfAAb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

-i-a MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Ceyolsnd with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus a. Cincinnati, Cleveland ard Erie and CsEsiEn1
and PittsbuTg Railroads
Al Solo with hacks 70 f'hagrin Falls. Ec. Hs
Al NIaHtua with hacks for RaEeana, kc
Al RrareviIle with hacks to Newton Fzlls, kc
Al Waneu with hacks to ShAzsn, Gresnfsld 1Tead4i.
Bloomfield Canfeld nc.
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland
LoWei. anf Enon YalleJ, and thence By P. r W kC r.
= : $50 ys[ cHAs. L. RHODES. sups
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HNsoN. M Medical Agents,

Read what DR. Bushnell sass Of the Graefenberg Medi-
cines Dr. is scan OF extensive practice and
ofthe most successful 10 the county tTrumb1 in which
he resides.
This esrtifesthat have used the Graefenberg pills
and Ma halls caholcon sold here by J. H C. johnson
in my practice, 10 my enrre satissction They good
medicines. Dr.. G. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbul Co., o March I, 1857
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

am physician of thirty years practice My principal
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bahed my best ers 0htai1sE the materials composing
Marshalls Uterine CAthOllcon, was pleased with them
gave them far tral and found myself abundanlly
ssful In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms of about half the and could
ten Now can radically At leasI in
y and msate the rest consider arshalFs Uterine Ca
hoicon the greatest blessing females have met with
J. H WILLIAMS NJ d Charleston
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Drnas
GRAEFENBERG =
Family Medicines.
HoHR TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD Trumbuil Co., Ohio, March T. 1851
hereby certify that have been dealing the Grasfen-
berg Medicines for the snd truly say that
ha offered any medicines to the public tkat have
met with the deded appreciation Of the people like these
par iculzrly the Pills and Cathocon They viii readily
form all and than promised for them nav
sold about y bottles Of the CahocOa the past season
and hear the best results in every case
"a .rs J. Il. G. JOHNSON Medical Agents
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sE4.E sg71aasa a 80 80 J. In he Common pIa.

{ CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c. 10.
~ suitable f5T Men and BOYS wear in large varietv
bought before the advanrs in price Purchasers are nY
ed 70 call and examine stock before purchasing
marR TAYLOR, GRfSWOLD CO
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t- YRRPIRED By
ID h =. @. AYE II & CO..
nurrr
PRICE osr DOLLAR rEa BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has for itself such the cure o every
rey OF Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely
necessary for to recount the evidence Of vitpes
vherefer II has been employed As it has long been IN
constant Throughout this section need not DO
than assure the people its quality kept up the hest
ever mas been and tnt be relied to do for Their
relief all it has ever found to do
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26
GarowarE,

HARPENTERS TOOLS.-The lafg-
~ est and best variety In fhe cify-fnr salesy
anSO H K. RAYNoLDs, No SUPERIOR 81
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
4 erpticn, varisty style and pliee--farsale By
apo - K RAYN0LDS- No. sSnHetior 81
IRON AND STEEL.-Af out a ship
IL load,-for sale pY H. X. RAYNOIDS.
au90 No eSupen s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

DR.. AMOS son have devoted their attention Fxcu-
sve to this peculiar class of mRad and the reet they
have consequently been enabled fellow crea
lures bis fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
esoent patients and others daily arriving in from
pats thecounry the express purpose nly Of consul
tatons hile their have been c ed BY the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
quIng into the causes OF these infectious complaints
rumtheir simple condition to that Of the dan
geruuk and iuveteTafe they have always Entertained th
posi- y Of their prevention, and removal aRd likewise
invariably fouod that the most horrible and malignant forms
following causes Ignorance, neglect or the bad effect
uDskiful and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering the selection
their remedies safe eectual and cantious course
ting all combination of remedies VIII ch bear equvocaI
character well those whose premature nudciOus
application might be produce o bad ousequencs in the
hands of private individuals In short the laudable end
their emedss is the lessening Of great mass Of human
misery BY the aeyaiion relief aud preVenon of those
grievouy scons that in reality the secret foes Of s
and which, whIlethey exensiTey surround
fer ouT skill and interf. in their determination
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND !. -. !. March :

ENTERED. srfr.5fl -rsI,s 4
gtea nsr Nay Queen, Viser Detroit; lot sundries =
Propeller Lady Of the Lake, LRbou, Dunkirk; 81 tons
merchandise c @. Co, i ton do O. &P K R.
Steamer John Owen Speers Port Hulon; 81 shingles
30 enpty bulls 81
scOw Juno Schuyler Port czOn; Is 200 hoop poles eds
wood. r.sss..,.,-ll -ss.ra.
.-ss.r5 81 80
CLEARED.
Steamer Nay Queen. Yigsr, Dstroit. o.
Steamer John Owen Peer, Port Huron; btons coal
PTopeler Lady Of the Lake Lisbon, Dunkrki Ot sun
schooner y. B Castle, Spear Port Huron; no carg
Schoon sDsedveli, Benoeat, Pigeon River; cargo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

HAS NOW LOCATED HIMSELF
n nCeselEF md freHt alt diseases of H1rseSs
AL ersous living AZ dalance ho wish av1a oo1cofr
ng piseasss OF rses. and medi-ins. address c. H.
JENNINGS, where = vii m8ef with prumr- nttsnfiuI--
Pfieking AID decking done the best frneF He Aa3
built new Stable 2 No calcus EanB Horses bought
Inan IN the city Horses hcarsd f1r So ueek He h.1
eso opener lrai1ine SABLE, uder II I11naFo1snt -
T. H. ROBBINS, f1r1nsf3 hf Kew (rieaas ufers hs has
rans and handled the best Horses the South
ern Country he has built fne bax sails gspeeiallF
that purpose All gentlemen Wishing horses taina9
will do well 70 give him trial ~
dse1edkvlsRso Dr. C. H JENNINGS, PruA
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
g gls l PAT TEDai
go q March I'd. 1858, by s.t EGGS
THos. DENHAM ( JOSEPH ". BRIGG

- galss1lo3 of Cleveland, ohio a1 l.ll.l--
THE SPRINGLAND ITS ATTACH
Il menis are perfect substitute for weights and pu
leys balances the sash at desired pom slEs N
ALARM BY the raising Lowering o me sssn, anu are
essy applied 10 windows in bulidn,s teaey oul.t
The following testimr nal Is from the
"a ' ~ CI EvEIkND. Ohio. November, ls5ser
Messrs DENHAN BgIees ~ ne n sasIsgnea 5 ~
ne eraunined Vol.r A ARM 81 KING SASH bA ALANIl-
-. - recuuir end Il Invention Valuahie
~ and superior to ANYTHING 1or ike purposes
-. .-oy Seen nafented The sash being perfectly bal
s,sS s togehef with the perfeetness and
Of and apped 70 the window with
s-h tfifug II guLcien guaraftT
shst rsnerous public vii adopt it. and viii come mo
rensral use. Truly yours
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ErgaI Notiffs.
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ sALEEPursua2t to The command OF alias order Of
County, AZ the suit Of James Kidney Plaintiff againSt
James MeGFegor Defendant, TO directed shall offer
for sale at Public Auon ct the door the Court House
corner Of Seueca and Chsmplan stFestsl the Cit OF
Ceveland IN said County the 11th day Of April 1859
at O'Clock ID Of said day the following described lands
and ienemeut 10 wlt Lot uumber hundred and sixty
two 62 IN Ezekie Fols0m's allotment OF the Charles
1al or farm ONO CITY, nov Cleveland said lot eiug On
Detroit street. with Of oity feet and erpndipE back
with the same width to Vermont St
AppGaised At $500. TIFfffit3 rIHE az
frrI rsr- D. j.. WIGHTMAN.
ADAMS CASF1ELD Piis Aftys srIlsspIi
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West BE ford. CoshOc,op Co Nay1t Is

West Be ford, Coshocfon Co, Nay a. 1857
Mr. H b KINGSLEY, Sir ~ have been selling the Medi-
enes Of the Graefnbeg Company for the last years
and have Variaby found them give god satisfa tom
and the Pills have sold to great many fames regu
larry as their and coffee and with my they have
become staple article Marshal's Uterine Caholicon
medicine that has done great amount of good in female
diseasek One dy sold TO told n she had recev
ed more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skul ply
clans .a-. Yours truly . n
jan. /, ls5s JAMES WILSON.
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e COUNTRY cINVALIDS.
Perons in any part of the world may be successfully
treated By forwarding detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &c =
address d.. AMOS & SON. corner Nain md ou1y-sts-
Puffa1 n l. & 1Rr~-I.
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- = 60. =
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND, AFTER MONDAY, NOV
~ o. 1883 Passenger rsin. leave Cleveland oil0
uso d, Cncianan Express, aoppias q Bsrea ar1fua
Wellington, New London. shelby Crestlins
-ll Gallon, Gilead. CartinstQn. Ashley. DelzEars
$40 n CINCINNATI Night Pnsser ger Stopping at All
lions between Cleveland and Gallon, and al
a1oL CaToington and Delaware; also, stopping 70
leave n Al acns south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS. "a
Sheiby sandusky, Mansfield snd Newark Ralrold, fof
70 Mansfield. 1It Vernon, Newark, ZanesEilIes kc
Wayne LsspcTtes Chicago, &c west, and Eat
19 FOR ManSheid, Wooster, hIsssillon, &C.
Galioa and Belleonaine Railroad Line for Marion Belle
z at fnntaine, SisneF Uniou, 11uncte Iafanapoiis
rl- 1srru Hanto, YacsnRes. Evansville Louisville,
I $50 Cairo, St. Louis, &c.
De aware layton ami Line for SpEfngheli o.
il'~l 1 rayteh Hsinilton CinciHnati. Richmond In
Cincinnati With the Ohio ( Mississippi Rail
- rosd fir IDuisstlis, aad all points thu Ohio
eslauabus Little Mani an csu5sbuk and xenia Rail
road, Tor Xenia EaTton,i Indianapolis, Terre
z l Hauis, st Louis. Marrow, LUvelznd and CIn-
rr cinRalf andhf he Oh0 And Mississippi Rail-
W. r0ad At Cincinnati fer Louisville, Evansville.
- Cam. - lz1IIlzs aEt tha Ono rlTfr.
COlnaE Nsntraf Ohio ilEoed isf Newark z1nelsis5
N Wheeling, Ac.: CpsambJIs, Pigua aud Indiana
Rallruaa for Piqaa, prhana SC.
II "a For Tickets 20 all poirte and Inflammation apply 81
the vhlon frkei oace Saperor street, OF II shs A-
'shser s'alioS- go vr.rSr ss.sstst,uass,.
clsssls.d Nov %. lssss Il -
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FEVER AND AGUEl
IRON WHICH, MANKIND SUE

buualo. n = : = - - go anedk1lgz5a y
FEVER AND AGUEl
IRON WHICH MANKIND SUF-
IL FER OVER A LARGE PART oF THE GLOBE
ducea BY the poisonous nas Of Yesetabie deey Tiis
eIha on evolved By the action of solar heat on vet so
below the horzOn his vapO 1seTs near The sarhs sur
is es oo f1d 'hs T0 Tsi Is sEsn MIN = the lungs into
nal vscera and organs Of the body The Eerbe
he bile from the blood Both The virus aud The bile sec
mulae in the circulation and produce violent cOnxfutiOn
sympsthise with the liver, and bee me deraHrd ais
Finally the instinct q onr Organism as in attempt
the the internal excret0res force them to cast
OUT Lne Do1h b ano rHsnes q the inter
But in this effort ii falls Then the FEVER follows n
surfcs ssfi sSoihor eeTt % expsi he siing eoso1
through that 1tbeT great e1cTe ohe skin In this also
for Ias e. "a D s Sde
,sa I D sTs hs o.
coVTs' SH7o aSUfsd Ss 1e ssSs is ne @ TsGys
AYERS AGUE CURE, ,l
which neutrases this malagous poison the blood and
os he ms geI u stRs i 0R ts & hoy As i should
hose who are suect 70 his fafee0 ftaten IA season.
,hoss who uss nee % is Is asef Rs ne syss@ sas S
health although exposed % he disease Copsequ ntv
tons which are ihducsd BY this mt sss such
FeTers Nearalsis Rheams o1t naaess, Toosh
ache, Earachs Catarh- Asthma, Palpitaons, Painful At
fectlDns Of the Stomaeh ard Bow all (which when
ing from this cause " II be found to
inte mittsnttype This .AeUE CURE the
of these arrangements and cures the disease. ~
This tnulating the eKcretoresto sx-
pei the the stem and these By degrees
becone habted to do this their ONCE Of their own accord
Hence arises Whit We term acclm fs may accom-
psh the same end but often life long enough,
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE CURE" does
Il once and with safely We have great believe
thGtthls Is surer as wei remedy for the whole
cNst Of DISEASES which caused 1y the msamac nec
ion than any other which has been discovered has
1ti ano.hsT Advantage to the public which that it u
YERPIRED By
ID n. =. @. A e h & C o.,
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CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN H MOORE Agent N. Y. C, R-R- No. 2O7 Bread
NJ B. s7AULDING, Agent Spauldihs's Express. No 9aO
Broadway. N Y.
CHAMBERLINI THOMAS & CO. -PrOpristOrs Il ATer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l9l Broadway, N ",
WM STEWART, Agent leVeland Pittsburr h RaIlfoad
D, B; WILLIAMSON; Agent Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh
HUBBY HUGHES CO.. Forwarding Merchants. cleve-
NIX iI Z MORRIS FOrwardips Merchants. cI.voiand
Ohio
H. MCDOWELL, Special Agent Cleveland, o.
]. ]. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant Nil vaukes.
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark and South Water streets,
Chicago
SHELDON PEASE. Managing Agent
marl5:259 Office foot of Michfgau 81 Buffafo. N Y
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FoRMTNG A TR1.WEEKLY LTNE.

And running IN connection At Buffa'o with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL r R and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, the Erie Canal.
and at Clcveland y !. h the CLEVELAND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD. touching at Detroit B1ackinac ShebOygan,
Port Washington. Mlwaukee RAcine Kenosha, and Wau
kegan,
Tins Line is prepared contracts and give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland, 70 Detroit, Sheboygan. Port Wash nsol, Nil
waukes, Racine, Kenosha Waukegan Chcagc and TO all
points the Railroads leading Of Chicago and Mwau
kee and 50 to all prominent points the Upper Misss
sippi River.
This the only Lins running from Cleveland 10 the
Upper Lakes with any Regularity.
The liberal aronRge extended the Line the past
by the travelling pub c has induced the Propreors
to greatly increase their accommodation Tor and
th desiring cheap, safe and cofrtabie VIII find
il by takins this route. - 4--
Insurance property shipped BY this Line be obtain
ed At less rate than by any other it having within the
past seasons transported property 70 amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars IN value, without any loss
With these uneqnalied facilities the Propret0rs hope
receive liberal patronage
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This invention is exhibition at the Paint and Glass
warehouse Of T. DENHAM, No 50 Public Square.
County and State Rights for sas BY the patsnees dec7
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a Mosr scIENTIFIc rNvENrI
YOU'VE MEN TAKE ,P1RTIcuLAR NOTICE.


Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure announcing that thev
have invented mhst important instrument for the
the above diseases 1t has been subjected test by The
most eminent physicians in London Paris, Philadelpia
New York; has been declared the only useful nstru
ment ever invented for the Of Seminal Weakness
SO by mail express.
N. B-Dr. AMOS SON. in order to satisfy the most
Skepa the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves hat IN instance where may prove uhsasfac
tory after fair tria the money VIII be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order.
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am Alsth9dst clergyman: Ny heart has fairly nehed
to witness the eeble health OF have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases give way the Graefen
kerg EarEhais Uterine CathOcOn. wherever has leen
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, N ich
former y Of Western Stark, Medina o., o.
- For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
out the STATE
T For medicines or agencies address
H B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
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" UlB IUlHNU MD IUUUDU n1IU bUnUt
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
no take effect MONDAY, November
/. u. 2sth, 1s55.
TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND. DAILY, fsuNDAEs
ExcEPTED,l as follows:
Fer Toledo and Chicsgo-I14 40 A. NJ, and ooP.M.
For Dstrcit and Jacksoa--lls0 A. n
For 81 Louis Lafayse, Fort Wayne. and Stations To
~ ledp Wabash and Western Rail Roads, % F.M
For CIncinna l. Dayton, Springfield Snd Stzons on san
ill dusky Dayton ard cirennsti Jtl Road-s.o0 Pm.
Kor Norwak and Stationspn SoutheruD 40 4 a.
For ssndusEy sud stuioas On NOsthsrn Dvi.Onl % p
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CIEVELANDs
From Toledo and ehIeago-l2.as and 500 Pm .'e
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THE GRovRR 3 BAKER STITCH.

should be said that fabrics this s ch locks in
ne niddls but IN that case the alry 70 break is The
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It gives p.essure certify to the nvarabIe GU
raTe acion of the Graefenberg Mzrsh2's Uterine Ca
thocon in all of fsmale disease and to the skill and
high moral charaetr Of the Aedba Department Of the
Graefenberg Company. --.-.r. -.----
t-- ]. P. LAMBERT MD
rr Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
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The objections to this stitch are obvious Tie lower
thread merely sens the stitches which by
upper hire d In pont strength tis Is theref5re,
single thre,d stitch 1t breals in elastic cloth When
wa he in linen garments the lower thread sh inks
must break inIroning. When broken the this
condition: n g. m -
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HFAI.TH on AMFRIcAN woMFN- d

Female irregularities weakness uterine dispacemeuts
aud ali local uterine difficulties and troubles
Of wSmsn: are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
II this connecton Miss Beecher of the Rev Hem
Ward Beecher In letters 70 the people, page 49, says
Il hate zine sisters an sisteTsnla, and fourteen
male cousins all married, and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense circle OF my friends and
canrot ecal married l-dies BON this century and
country who perfectly healthy In cases. however
where the GFeefenberg Ca hocou has been used mus
shat health has Rapidly tax the place Of disease
ladies have become robust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF FL Beautiful indeed is he
couaing, trusting woman but how much does il
need 10 be protece by afchfuness thst will lead her
time nf disease to appeal to medical adviser of
tfc educaions mora, worth and purity of chsracier All
these may be secured by addressing the Grsenbeg Com
Pany. t la-.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-26

~ 70 TRAINS ARRIVE IN CIkN
From Toledo and ChIcago-l2.es and 90 Pm -ra
Prom saRdusky-ll.l l6 A n. ]. H JACklIAN,
"a Superintendent Motive Power
,.siaF -" JOHN o. PARSONS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17

Co., FORSEY's PosIPIoN-The Philadelphia
Pc" defines its position with regard to the
Ext Presidency 1t thinks mastery inac
.1ty' the true policy at this time After
-ogizing Mr.. Douglas, and remarking that
ae can be elevated to no emnence higher
Gao that which he now occupies, if he shall
IAnd steadily by his own declarations, even if
'Ai be the Presidency ITSELF" the editor adds /:
But when we behold the extraordinary
IHsrnes boldly broached at Washington,
oing to the consolidation OF enormous power
the hands of single individual when we
+ conventions captured, public men debauch-
/ premiums offered for treason 10y the small
spots who have reached power simply to be
A7 it, We should neither be just to our our
1Tes nor to Judge Douglas, nor to any other
aH who may aspire to the Presidency, by
uniting this journal to the exclusive cham
ship of any special candidate"