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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOT an me PURPOSES Of Family PhVSic
Are 80 composed that disease Within the range OF their nc
lon eau rureiy Withstand eyado Them Their
pefes search and ceanse aud invisuata every portion
o s huan uginlsm correcting ITS diseased action aud
ptopertes the mvand who Is bowed down with min 0T
physical debility isslonished 10 find hs health OF e Crgy
'estoIeu hy ~ dy at once 80 simple ard INV iing
o only 90 they cure the every daA complaints uf every
dlt pht lso utuy iurnlduh0 aud dangerous diseases
ne asent below named pleased 20 furnish gals my
ioa Anhsua cnnlsinng ceTti Gates Of their cures
GnslWenesS Heartburn Headache arising from dis0Tder
etnnach Nausea, luuigetOn Pain and Morbid Tunction
u the Bowels Flaiulency Lus Of Appetite Jaundice ynJ
2thtr kindred complaints arising from uw state o. die
body or uhetruClnu OF rs functions. ~
Do not be put "a by uupunoiped Dealers with some 9th
"A IA uuf alAa
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The Great InVIIcibIes.

Our readers will recoect that Mr. l. L. Gea
son was the candidate for Sheriff on the Demo.
cratic ticket last fall. Mr.. Gleason resides in
Independence, the only township in the county
IN which the Locoioco ticket has had even the
"ghost Of a chance of success" and il is nene.
rally conceded that it is chiefly through his ef
forts that they are enabled to retain even theil
semblance of a foot.hold To re,card q him
for his services, the Plain Dealer "clique" some
time previous to the convention rendered him
the nomination for Sheriff When the conven-
tiOn assembled the "clique" having conceived
the extravagant idea of eleeting portion of
their ticKet, attempted to retract their pledge
and give the nouAfkhion to one of their own
number, Mr.. Charles Winslow, facetiously
termed the "wheel horse of Democracy" To
this Mr. Gleason and his friends demurred, and
insisted upon the iulhment of the bond This
smacked OF treason and the whole power of the
Plain Dealer was exerted TO substitute Mr.. Win.
slow. But in this they failed They were will
ing TO pay Mr.. Gleason an empty compliment
but the moment they conceived a chance OF
electing, 10! it must be some other man. Mr.
Gleason's majority in the city was some 800 and
he was only DEFEATED in the county by about
600 votes. At this result Mr. Winslow ooull
not help insnuating that had he been the ecu
didate be would have been elected
Encouraged hy the success of Gleason, Mr.
Winslow determined this fall to try himself, and
80 succeeded in getting his name ON the ticket
Tor Senator. The result must he gratifying, as
he is beaten only 1888 votes Democrats being
generally greedy Tor the spois, this confidence
became contagious aud another Of the strong
men OF the "clique" who means to reserve M,
strength until the proper opportunity concluded
to enter himself for the sweeptakes with view
OF carrying off the PILES under the plea that h,
had invented an easy method of paying taxes
(whether he has the copy right secured we ar,
unable to say). The sequel must establish h
reputation as a man Of political sal acity II,
Is only beaten in the county ll45.votes, and fall
behind the vote of leason in the city.
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Also ---
S A FO RD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,

. COMPOUNDED FROM
Pu'e Vegetable ErHactS and put up an Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and ioW keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHAHTIC PILL is a gentle but ac.
tive Cathurlc viii the proprietor has used in his paC
ice more than twenty yeuis.
The constantly ncTeaslugI ldem1ud from those who
have lOpg tho PILLS and the satisfaction which
ali express regard therf use has Induced me to
then withmt reach Of all. 81
The PrOte sion well that different Cnthartics act
on dttlrTent portions Of the = bowels.
The n MILY CA-s| |T RTIC PILL
has, with due tot well established tnct
been compounded rom u Isl ricy Of he pur st Vege-
table NtruCts, which act Sake every par of the
nllmentaTy canal, and uTe.-IGOOD and SAFE Ia all
cuseS whore a ClhuTtic l. :. needed, such as DE
RANGEAIENTS OF the .-IST D NJ ACH, SIFEPE-
NESS PAINS IN THE CRACK AND LOINS,
COSTlV ENESS, PA NS|AND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. EIinm sudden cold which
frequently, II neglected, = end IN long Of Fe-
yer Loss OF ApPE r1|TIrE a CREEPING SEN
SsTlON OF COLD OVER THE BODY, REST ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
IL Innammaory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
khCumalism greut Purdr at the Blood many dis
eases which flesh heir too numerous to mention 10
this advertisement. Dose. ltu3
PRICE 30 CENTS.
u Tho Liver lnyisOTatur and umliy CathaTtC Pills
are by Druggists generally sold wholesale BY
the Trade an all the large Towns
S. 4 W. SANFORD, NJ. d,
Manufacturer sud Proprietor
TIdSwRO S35 Broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK MARKET, ct. ID.
fay TELTgUApU

Floursass of 800 bnls at St55as4 co Tor super state
Si6iS4 s5 for extra SHtei SLbO4 10 Tor super western
S475g5 10 Tor comwon 10 mol extra WESTERN S54 G5 q
good shipping brands extra IUuId hoop o..
Casing dulr hetyT. and t(dluc tUNcr
Canadian lOur-Hrayy Sa'ts 90 hbls nj S5 O69G p
COMMON to choice extra.
Ryo flour sci ins al 50 GOal30. Fair request
Nh6at-Duli very hotvy. aud lG2a lower Sales GOlO
bus at Slt3 for fair Mw Club, 81 3@3Is good to clio
white western.
Rye-Scarccy im. Sales 22O10 bus at SEC
Barley-Quct ana pretty firm At ROSS.
COrn-DIuuumg, without sales Mixed western Leld at
81, without buyers
madam,
WhlskyUn Unchanged Sales 800 bbis at 29,, and ,muli
parcels at 29L.
mess SI0G2SA prime; and S5JO9l5l2 for d
mess
Beaf-Far mNnd. Sles IA bbs Ut 81 5O IS counry
ime; S5G5 conuny me's s54l1Oj Ieparkyd uutt SllI
Sl2 mess
Beel hanis-steaoy fl western ut sl6@sl7 Sale,
ITO bbls at the quotations
Pr me beef numiun
u meats sales IS pkgs Sc shoulders 5lls
for hams.
Bacon Quiet AMI unchanged
lard-FuIr demaud and rm. Sales Of $50 hbls at IL
llAg.
buter Fair Lusnofs doing I214@ls for Ohio, and lsa
20 tor State.
Cheese-In fair reuuest at 61gSl1&c.
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DlarrhGa, pyscnlerY. GhnIsra, &t.

We nave soet the Gtae onheg Dyseue y Syrup used in
cases u bowel complaints IN a their vaued forms
hapc lousetts 10 nal gnant cholera, and ak
W IN le inquest toms aud recommend 1t with cOnl-
9eucc WhothOr TIE cEe is mild severe, recent Of
hS sahding ~ cures surely ind leaves bad effects be-
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Boatd Aldermen, Y
4 DE FORREST NJ. D. Board Of Hcallh, N. Y.
CITY.
=. r. lIlHBAPn, NJ. D. Bouui Of Health NY CITY
- y. DtNNhOW, Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk Va.
~; W ~ BAh,IoW IS Pine street, y Y City.
IiANlk flINAN 2tOurt street. Boston. Mass,
HEOhGE sTOuDlNGER Board Of Aldermen, New
4. W TAYLOR, Captain U 8. Amy,
J,h n ARI. Clgv llud piaiu Dealer, Ohio.
VIM FAkRAND. Cleveland, Ohio,
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

FLoUR-Sae brs good extra at s5i 80 brs rye -four at
s425
wHEAT-stesdy At yesterday prices Sales car old at
sIO2 car inferior At OG 100 bus at sl free on
board do track atsame 3cars do on track at se
l car fair white At sl,l7; 2cars choice do at slls,
OATs-Sale carload at Ssh
HIGHWINEs-Flm with sales 80 brs at2c
NJ change other articles, For quotations see table.
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" DR.. Patterson, whose brief residence in
Elyria has won him hosts of professional and
personal friends, has accepted the appointment
OF Assistant Physician to the Mississippi Iuna-
tic Asylum at Jackson, Miss, and ieft last
Monday for his new field Of labor. We wish
him that success which his talents will insure
N any field Of medical practice -Eiyria Dem.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. II. CO.'S EXPRESS,
AND

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising tho following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily 10 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSI<Y, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
.Tri-weekly 70 noGDENSBURGH, ,OSwEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Trl-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports
~ Property CONSIGNED delivered care will Ts-
ctive prompt aud careful attention aud dispatch
~ Passengers will be ckete through all directions
a
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SALE PTJFSITH NT

~ 10 the command Of wit Of vend tNplnas issued fum
the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyuhost Conn y nj the
suit OF W. a duth ulu.ih, against Sumuel sen,
delondgnt 10 directed shall cer for sale At the duoi
OF the Court House, corner OF Sonora uud Ghampan
stIeetsl the City ct CiuyoUnd iu said County tile
ia, ofNoyrmb'f, 1853 at O lock p NJ, OF said day
thr following deer b-l lands aud teusuouts, wit -
Situate IN the township n Euclid Crahoea County aud
state Of OHIO, uud Is known bv being part Thousand
Acre rr No II and ing The East uart OF y 81 o
acres. decided by Ere nuey to II. Dilley, and de-
scnbcd foil B ginning the east corner u said lot
and Tunnng ~ tO the brink of the bank In tho Co
Road; theucr uOrhory the line Of said road II
run % the north line OF I'D lo theure East TO the East
tine VI said lu hurce South 10 he place OF beginning
supposed TO contain OF land be the
less. Appraised at SBl %
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Sila11A 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTBTlON Gu.
wnl during the present season, run their ve Known and
popular Line OF
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly lotweeu
Ogdcnsburgh & OswegO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdcnsburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
Aud SEMI-wEERI.Y LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdonsburph with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington Concord Manchester,
Nashua Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at Osvcgo with the
New OswegO Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettoesn osiOegO, Troy, Albany and Net0 York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TRIwEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago aud Intermediate Ports.
Tv Property forwarded by this Limo viii be subioc,
" Merchandise marked IN. T. % Express" Will be
forwarded r m New York by Express Freight Tram
over the New York Ere Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Duukirk.
90 These Lines connect ut Cleveland with the Cleye-
land, DOlrDit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J MYERS Agent N. T. Co No. III Broadway, N Z.
], l.. WARNER, Agent MI Co., No CRu.ias Slip, NY
JOHN ltoCRlNG Agent N. T. Co, No. IS state street
A, CUsHMAN, Agent v C. Line. No lOs state Street,
Boston
CiiAS. 5. .TAPPAN. cor. 9Th aud Chestnut st., Phila
7. p CHURCH, Agent, Ruusc's Point, N
e. THOMPSON, Treas N. r. Co., OgjensbuIFh b. NY
GEORG L. PARK Etl, Age &.
HONEN CRAWFORD. Oswero. N. Y.
ID. CALnWEL Agent, Duukirk.
PEL1 ON BREED, Cleveland.
}. S. CHENOWErH 4 co, Cincinnati, o.
X MoBETH, Agent Suudusky.
VIM. v. WA KER, Agent. Toledo
y. r. MA rllEWS, Agent, nstrOit Mich.
J. HnRAMFORD, Mi wgukee, Wis.
McltFNRY X BARKER, Racine Wis
MAIHER co, Chicugu.
JACOR MASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II =. WIRORG X CO, Fulton city, Ill.
". W. GRAHAM X co Cairo, Ill
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transp9taton Company,(
Cleveland, Feb 18th. 1859.
marl9R6 p. CHAMBERLIN, President.
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:
At Cleveland with tvglaHd aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lum6us Cincinna Cleveland and Erle and Cleys and
and Ptsburg RaTE hs.
At SolOl with hacks TO Chagrin Falls &c.
AT Alautua with hacks for Rayenua, Sc
At BraCeville with hacks TO NewtOI Fai s, &c
Al Waneu with hacks to Sharon, G. e6ubed headvills
Bloomfield Garfield, &c.
At iuuues eslown with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and EnOu Valley, and thence by 4. f. W. &C r.
r. to Pittsburgh
CHAs. L. RHODES, supT
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Drugs.
GRAEFElBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
"a immoQu supervision Of SKILL UL pllNSi-
ClANt aud they mHy he rtljui upon iu all casos
Iho iitc rcnCe uf the community is not insuled by IN
oharo tmre medicine wh % claims 10 euro all dtostCs
IVY NV dmcubuir Remcdes consist of eleven tilcrcni
Mtdcluo8 ul unCQun Cd 30 the OF tho diseases
cd appropriate o. any of The diseases incdCnt 10 this
county aud climate.
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELEOTROPATHY
The King OF Remedies a!
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DoFOngement, Dependency, &c.

DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DorOngement, Dependency, &c.
TNHE NEW Application of Electricity
n termed Electropahy,' is the Ouly treatment eyyr
on couir,uon or sofeatng ofths Ga whether
by secr9. abuse mental a non OF excessive sudJ d
Is which Opnoror later occasion feeling Of mud
distress IN the head with dizziness, loss umtiun and
n timos 'ncnoy md confused IT mind aud ss
Of affection for relatives sud indifference 10 ,fs
especially when emoarrassoj cannot boar adversely aud NJ
SYMPTOMS together with others which It Is unnecessary 10
~ VII 0e oled t9 vary n frequency and intensity
diocy nsaniy or suicide II may ho siid without fesr o
committed Ia the present day Taceuble to moTb,$
dseassd condition Of the hlu and heuoe the frequent oc-
Derangemen OF the br IN and deTunscneni ae ia
separuble companions This assertion Is oorrobofaed bv
the mo.t eminet physicians. Blsedug cup Jug p1rqt
ives bsle sel9pS l0setaeT with ydrpaihv and change
only lgs tImaig End soenc Electrician n tho CIT Of
h Ie @ s Shy thysiean who treats tho above
throat liver stomach Kidneys pe,n n diseases pscu
and Ge.tra psb ate utbos Physcisns have fai ed -
may goLe,Tr9I ~ 70 IN tins vicinity who have teen
IS1 mase ,n T@SS & 4s1 or IaaS years resisted all medical
Road 1.-The following from Mrs. Carlisle OF this ci y:
Dr. Gbsop-Dear Sir.I wish to er5Tees i Sis
TEEN IN hoh hold Your Electrical resmou N case OF
onsesll5n o. hain accompanied with severe aud
above diseases and months before became acq an
sanit Sr ~ me assure you, and through you the ubG
tha he shrr cour OF ireau eut 10 which you subjected
the hunds Of Providence ascrbe my rcco,eTy .ntitc a.
your electrical reaimeut and tor your yalu bio ser ices
vi the MYSTERIOUS agent you tkilfully employ mn u
Ger the greatest obhfatols and hall ever take pleasure M
recommending Your iroatmon' 70 m, friends
signed, MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
- 2ll Humi ton street, Cleveland
To the above might be added vpiume of cGr6raes Of
cures and complimentary notices. but the most
recommendation Is the personal ed ali NAV derive
from Dr.. GlbgOn's valuable dScuyo los and serycee
DIR, GIBSON EGlectie phvsrian
Professor Of Eleotrupathy aud Meflirine
DR. Gihsons work ON Phyology Tor ss Ia M M 9ice
Tho only rk published giving ia detail The chnTae
tor ~ msn by the leu permanent and Containing sneedo
dire sns tor physioal cultivation.
Office on Outaril street a. Beck Il Co . store
few doors nom Tho Public square Office houTs fons q 10
u A. m, M an ssd 21osP h' daily, Sundays excepted
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Liver HnvigOPatOr
8 ANFORDS'

I NJ v Elk DEblLl IAIES.
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
irce FROM GUNS, and has become a,i established fact
standard Aledcno, known and approved by ali VINO nave
used II, and s TesOrted 10 with confidence in Mi the
diseases fur which 1t is recommended.
lt has cured thOuSaudsl with n the last two wears
who h1d given up all hopes Of relief as the numerUus
unsolicited certificates in my possession show
The dose must be Hd futed 10 toe temperamert of tho
individual tukirgi' and r sd IN such quauJ les rs 10
oct geutly on the bowels. u
Let Ctacs OF vguI = Judgment guide YOU In the
use Of he Liver N-i=VIGORATOIf. and n
VIII cure Liver tOm-. plaints, Bilious At
tHcks3 DNspcpS u1 Chronic DinrrhOeu,
= u ~ M 4 m . = p u1nts, Dyspute-
ryJ DrOpsyJ Sour|E stomach. IabituHl
COstiNeness, ChOl- lie, ChOlern, ChOlp-
fu mOfBuSs NhQltfuS| II u n n um, Elutu-
lenCcs j a una & e ia. Femule WeaknPss-
es3 dhu N y De used sue - ;esstuiy nS OhDlNA-
ny FAMILY AEDl- -GCINE. II will .ure 81 OK o.
II v A d A G. II T. las = hnusanls can testify \ IN
TWENTY MINUTES lFI-IrWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAX -EN ct commencement of
attack
All who use 1t giving their tCsimony in it's favor
~ Mix water in the IA h with the INVlGORATOR
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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AYERS
A q U Il Gu RE.

FOR the SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fepcr. or FeUCr and Ague, Remit
tent Fe1er, ChW FcCer, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache, or RliO,tS Headache. and BIZ
iOus Fepers-ndeed, for The lChOie class of dis
eases originating IL hillary derangemenf,
caused by the malaria of nliaSmaiic countries.
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~ Of an alias writ If Fier Fucius issued out Of the
Court o. Common Please CuyabO ga county, at the suit Of
Garrett T. Saurd pun uguiut Asa G. NJ uud al
DTS to directed have levied u. ON aud shull
for sale Il public aucon al the door Vt the COuu House
corner Of SCneca aud Chumpla street 81 in the city Of
Cleveland ln said rOluty. tho 81 day ut November
1850 at o'clock NJ Of sad dtv the following described
lands aud tgnemeuts 10 wit 1.-THE farm in tust &
mud, CuNuhoga county, Ohio now occuIied by Ruwluud
III Lee, consisting Of the southwest part OF lot No &C.
No y, bounded north by lands Of Isaac Page and
Isaac NJ Page, east by lauds OF Taylor ard south ard
by the lot ius. CunttuirE about lOs 3llOU a6Ies
Appraised a. SisIl 9j Also the north part Of lot No A.
la the spCtuu, bounded uurtn east aud wrl by the
lines and south By line parallel with the uuTh line
said lot a. rnd ft sOuthrfy thcrefrum embrace
ny-sOyen in said lot No A. Annraised SIS $40
d. l.. WlGHThAN, sheriff.
q Nv SsETsoN pU0's Attys ocfP:2EB
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GHERIFFF SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ oftwO vts OF vandi E1ponas issued FROM he Court
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit Of
Chas Frudbum. PltH against r g.! aud Cain, uud the
other at the suit OF r. r yon, Pr 81 agaiuss y Cain;
shall ulur for safe suU-ul tv hereinafter mentioned
the 10 day Of october, 1850 att O'Clock Nj Of said
day, tho following described property, To- Wit frHme
house situate suhlO a. ia Ganeos suhd yisJn o ten
acre lois % aud g.. Said lot 81 feet front Granger
street by l5O feet deep. - l. WlGHlMAN ShorH.
y JUpsuN PINS Ag't. OctS.'bg
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All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati ST.
Louis &c and all the trans gong Eastward connect at
DunkTk with the trains of ;he Hew York Railroad
aud at Buffalo with those Of the New York CoutTa aud
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads.
CLEVELAND June Iqih. 1879 Eidp '
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HERiFF AND SPECIAL MAS.

~ TERS SALE -pursuunt 10 the commaud of an or
der Of sale issue from the ttuy Of Coumun plcaa OF
uyHhHa County, the suit of Horace D. CLARK, plun-
lu ny itst Joan kfotCr aId others Deieudauts 90
Ii"ctd, shll unur e. sale, a. pub ic auc n, 50 ha
dur Of the Court House urutr uf Seneca aud Chamulau
s!te9ts) ~ ile CITY of CyelIId, ia said county, The
ath dty Of Nuvtmh1r 1879 u ucock =. M Of said doy
the following dcsDub st lWds ard teuoWUnts 10 Wit
situate in Aiiddebursh Tuwnshi, IN said county, beng
nlnuiyauo and thr t-uu thsrCTes va the side lot
No four IN section No dis the snm lagd decidedly
Frarcs Or ugtr Abr gm Frederick aud J1hu Fretter
December nth. lsig, recorded ok A., usge 90
ID. L. WtGilTMr N, Sh'n,
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Tho Medical Agency being established In connection
wta un Eminent Physician Of this city, tho public nSv
lem. NN''
As Agent, know the Medicines to bo Genuine prepa
ralionst X. CRuGER, Agent,
toplt Nc, N2 BOOadwRy, New York.
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HENRY GRAHAM, l Ia the Court uf Common
3PIOus OF the county Guy
HaNEY CRAIa LYDIA CRAIij aROgo and State OF Chic.

HENRY GRAHAM, l Ia the Court uf Common
Pleas OF the county OF Guy
HaNEY CRAIa LYDIA CRAIiJ a6ogo and State Of Chic.
HENRY CRAIG AND LYDIA
IL CRAIG. non-residenis Of said State defendants
the above entitled cause, hereby notified that on the st
OF October, 1859, the sail Graham filed his petit in
Court against them, sad de endlnis, alleging that
25h duy OF Sep embtr l6 said Henry ruis
aud dc cered to said plant prJmssOy notes for
500 puyub rnC mon hs atCr date aud the other Si5,
able three years amer dur bOih beng payable to the
plouih or order he former with ton cent interest
and the latter, with - cent semlnuuul ntere T. aud
that also On the said 25h day of Sep emhcr 1876 the said
Hruy Craig and ydl CTag executed aud delivered tthe
plaintiff deed, the following described prrui-
srs. tuatO Ia tho township Of OWsttd Ia id county
and Stte aud known by being lot No. II ia tract No q
IN SAID hip. aud bounded, the north by the road
running east bud west through said tract, the and
by the ines Of sid lU Tho uh bY south
lire said tract To secure the pamen Of sad notes. that
the ounor note has been fully ID aud that thgre due
tho Ia ter from lhr SAID Ctag TO the puuH tur hn
dIed and niueyw 33Ol dollars. with interest from Sep
trmhgT 25th l3i9 and paving juugm said
Henry Craig four hundred aud uluCty-u % u dol
with interest nom scot z5h Is @; Or The foreclosure uf
sad m0rEuge aud sue Of said premises TO pay said debit
and for OtUor proper re ief.
Sid defendants further notified that they required
to upeur and answer demur to said petition before
tbs 10 h day OF December, 1859
CHAS. l. FlSIT&J o DUFFY.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR., AMOS SON have devoted their attention tGclu-
sNeN TO this peculiar class Of malaes and the relief they
have been enabled rouuu their follow
lures Is fully testified and gratefully DICED y con
escort patients and others daily arriving town from al
parts OF the county the express purpose MY vi CONSUL
aous while iheue have been Gro cd by the most
signal advantages yet from what they aEs experienced
requiring into the Of these Infectious 0nmuants
from their most simple condition to that of the
geruu nnd inyeerate they have always entertained IA
possibility Of their prevention and removal, aud likewise
invarinbly found That h most horrible aud gnant forms
OF disease could almost invariably be traced to the
following causes lgnorance neglect the bJd effect
unskluu aud improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded n discoveninE in thoG election
heir remedies safe e0clunl and course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear eguvocnl
cnte us well as hose whose premature iniudci,u
appcatiun might be productive u had
suds OF private individuals short tho laudable end of
remedies Is the lesSenng Of great Of human
sey 10y the aleVintluu seief aud pTeyentun thnsC
yrievous Hcious thai in reality the foe OF C
lnd which, while they extensively surround us ga aloud
pTouI sd and intertlI renee ia their determination.
COUNTRY GNVALIDS
Persons IN any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding detail th6ir se with
Tomiilauc for medicines &c
Address DR.. AMOS n SON cnrnor NJ ala aud QUAY y-sts
bnnAlo N Y. luusdNwlvg6h
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFsAAzh
~ Lake Navigation, the Proprietors a EsflVt5M
ofthis Line Will put upon the route nom .d.i sil2
Buffalo to Chicago irst-Cass A
Screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,