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VIII receive the highest market price Tor choice Butter
fresh Eggs, &c, either in Cash Groceries his
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BS.ess;a Vista Floral Gardens,
W. CHAIN. 4 Co..
At the residence OF W. N. ". Cust,ndn East Otto,ra
Always for SALE alarge supply of perpetual Roses and
ali other kinds OF towering house plants Strawberry To.
na:o IN. barb, Cabbage plants &C. &C. in their Sc A.
IN and Vegetables of all kinds. ipp1a
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eJs:s 6 taStE%.
Soda. Batter, Picnic, Sugar, Lemon, water. Graham
Tea Common ana Fancy Boston Crackers, from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
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Butter, Eggs Cheese, Lard, all kinds Of Field an,
Garden Vegetables il their season.
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La SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company

CAPITAL $4,000.
yIyHIS Company having entered upon its fourth year,
undo, very favor able circumstances having la
biIti, and Increasing the favor Of the public CONT
niue, 10 insure Stores Barns and their contents
On very reasonable terms.
(1rfcs IN Bank Of Ottdtrd
Wiz. ". TErE, Hec'y. JOHN " ~ HOES, fTesf.
pIREcTsRs:
Leland Wn Reddicl,
Geo T. Walker, = v A. foes,
-, IJos..rI VIM. NJ. True,
- Arnour G. W. Jackson,
Eaw,. Geo. II. Norris,
p;.bs,d Thorne J. G. Nattinger,
Benz. I. Phelps, fhiio LidieS, ,o
John d. Cation jun12
CHEAP BOOKS at
" taI0 VSIcA . BUN SfDhZ
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Spring, Winter, Rye, Buckwhest, and Graham Flour.
Cracked Wheat, Honmouy, Granalatei and Corn Meal
Oh hand.
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hFnFs-sf.n

Bureaus, I'd les, Stands Bed-tegds Chairs Mqttras-
e, &C. which viii be sold low for cash or barter.
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ENGss.iN E.. ts.s AZ,
GEO. -. FISHER.
EsAEE% OF OTTAWA

CUSIIMAN, TRUE { Co.
Open from o'c'ock 4. H. 10 ~ O'Clock r. u
ENCUASGE IL Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and seld-
Interest SLOWED time GepoSi;es.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
in all parts of the State. and promptly
r-mt-d the day OF payment, at current rates Of eN
change. lmar21I l. V WATERMAN, Cii~tier-
Co.Tarfncrsi,Ip Notice.
TyNHE undersigned have formed ship
Il der the trIa and style Of
CCSUNAN, TIRE Co.
For the TRANSACTION 81 a General Banking and T.
change business II the
RiNH Of OTTI vi.
An. solicit the patronage Of friends and the former
customers Of the Bank. WILL. II. ". CCSuMAS.
app TRUE WATERMAN.
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HAVE. from their excellent qualities. been recon-
Ill meuded by the most e5Hiteht pby$iciHhs as p
most valuable aud never failing rsrrle,Ir for
DYSPEPSIA, D!ARRiI'EA,
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN
BiLIOUSNESS. jAJNbltE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEASES, &c.
also and certain pi eventive against Frrer
AgI.e Choierd Summer C0DspltiHtS, de. and is
valuable and eIicaciouS Tonic and iPpstit~-
Creating Contpo,fsd ever offered to the public.
By the these Filters al Diseases ar IL boot
will h. thoroughly eradicated and all those who
suffering from early excess and PRESERVATION 81 tie
P.y>c1l Energies will be restored rOJJ.st ana u
cn,c,ss STATE Of hsdl'l-
The Diqestire Organs will he stimulated and parma
neny strengthened, appetite will be created, and the
Dcl,ilitGted .S,stject restored to Hs'c lie.
This remedy has a very agreeable taste, and viii be
taken readily by children well a adults
All persons suffering from any OF the shove COM
plant, are invited to try DR.. BRUNOS'S BITfEES.
DosE.-For adult, small wine glass fl!. } times a
day: a child, a small teaspoon full twice day.
X. CEUGEE.
Sole gcHt rD'- TIE {'Hi'~,i Stf,~e,
~ ErotdtrIg p, N~tr IoyE--
Sold at ~ cents per bottle 81 per dozen, S25p per
gallon for bar-ro"Hs. by the gallon
barrel price Of 81 - per gallon fine slough
ton Biiters. 81 - per gallon.
Fer sale by ~! Druggists and Gr"cyrs wholesale and
retail ~ a. Broadway, y Y jau22
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Consisting Of choice Tea Cor- usar spices. ExtTac Is
Soap, Cider and pure Vinegar Ai,.asses syrup, &C.
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II Il. PRESCOTT, Jr.,
n. q. PRESCOTT. Jr..
=. Z: PRESCOTT. Jr.,

40. 2, HOSSACK's BLOCK.
40. >, HOSSACK'S BLOCK.
No. >. HOSSACk'S BLOCK
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rang nents which viii enable him to furnish his hume
rouSSs nso,ners with cioiSe family supplies, among
which may be ioond;--
eS 81 SeIbtza BIS.
Consisting Of choice Tea Cur- sugar. spices. EX7ac Is
Soap, Cider and pure Vinegar, A,.asses, syrup, &C.
500, ''tWSa - q = sitS'2 '"F,.
- -, ~ ..' , '., r.'-',s 'u' ~
80 - pr, - -'S' 49, N''"' -'''" e'' ''-.0'' ""
,,r, e., - -., - $3.50 ~. ..
m. ,','" 70 60 M "' ""E 'hH '.'el''F
6asAet-' pr" 80. ICED &C. III chicago li'ces'--
E.,,.=.
o r. -, $3.50
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Having employed additional hl.r he is now prepared
10 sell and deliver goods promptly any pat %. The
city FREE OF CHARGE. apis
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DUY YOUR Sta LIOEEEY at
ID GETOS's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing as good az the Drug Stores. JAMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20
OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. Louis, Jan. I9.
The following, additional to the Overland news,
is just received
riot occurred among the settlers at Sacramen-
to on the 10Th ult, growing out of the refusal Of
Judge Terry to grant Writ of Error from the
State to the Federal Supreme Court in the case of
Ferris VS.. Coover.
The Police had made descent upon the richest
gambling house in San Francisco.
In the case Of the steamship Hermann the o. s..
Commissioner finds for the libelants, and recon-
mends decree for three months additional wages,
amounting to $4,000.
0REGoN.-The Legislature assembled on the 9th
of December.
Chief Justice Williams, and James Guthrie, Reg
istraIs Of the Oregon City Land Office, had resign
ed their Offices.
The Eliza Anderson, the first steamer built on
the Pacific coast, was launched at Portland on the
9th Of November.
The Washington Territorial Legislature convened
on the 9th ult.
Henry Owen, American ex-Consul at Tahiti, had
arrived at Honolulu. He reports change in the
Governorship of Tahiti.
The new Governor had removed the military
and was making the port civil one, and had abro-
gated the obnoxious laws respecting the shipping
Col Hoffman and one company Of the 5th Infan-
try had arrived at Los Angeles. Hoffman imme-
diatey left for the Navajoe country.
The keeper and his wife, at the mail station neal
Fort Fejon, had been murdered, and eight mules
stolen by tine Mexicans The coach was hauled Il
miles by one mule.
Col. Vineyard, Indian Agent and Mr.. Detfen
dorf, American Consul at El Passo, came among
the passengers, and will proceed Immediately tC
Washington
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SALE, OR EXCHANGE-.

EOR SALE, OR EXChANGE--A
IL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county,
Oh Plank Road Fremont rich, saTdy Oahl soil and
omember-eIchange for from to 10 acres near the cry
S100O
PITTSBURGH ST Two Houses and Lots, &c feet front
and 500 feet deep to The canale1chaage for farm.
MISSOURI LANDS-Well lOcated-at $40 per acre-to
exchange for Readymade Cloihng also some good Iowa
CEDAR ST.-H0use and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable fritO exchange for from Toto 20 acres
the city. $1,000
PiTTSRUkG ST-Iwo Bnck Stores and Dwelling. with
lotto exchange fsr 4 farm
CROTON sr.-House and Lotto exchange for farm.
$1,000.
LANSING, MICH-Four Lots for sale cheap, OF ex-
change for small house and lot IN the city
| GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lott large story house,
/ well fnished--to exchsnge for farm
GRANGER STREET -Ons snd half story House and
Lotto exchange Tor FARM would prefer one IN tbs vin-
/ ity Of Toledo; 81 $50.
ASHF ABULA CO.-Near Ashtsbula- Farm Of $50
with variety Of excellent so large and good bu
ings hne orchard; about 30 tlmeFwll exch anse
fer from 10 70 20 acres the rity; SO per acre.
| PUTNAM 4 PAULDING cos Some fine Lnnds in
i ths Sc counties 70 exchange for CITY properly.
IOWA.-On the Dubuque and Pacific aIlroad, 50 nlle
changg flr productive City property
| IEfWENfY ACRES-Near Kinsmsn street. and rear ne ne
city 1ne with stream OF water running tLroagh-Nlli
| xchange for improved City rrupery; 50 per acre
l60 ACRE%ln Pierce county, Wisconsin, near the n
sisspp RIVER ch soil aud we'll mheredto exchange ior
a house and lot IN the City
| WOOD ST.-Three twr- story houses and lots; good
prgpeIty-io exchange for desirable western lands.
LUCAS CO-Sxteen miles from Toledo; % acres TO ex-
change for 4 small house and OF in the CIV
| ROUSE JENNINGS,
nova Ei9 Real Estate and Insurance. Aga T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

ARREsTs.-Robert Lamb. so far from being as
gentle as lamb, last night, became (whiskey act
ing as the agenD very wolf in sleeps clothing,
for which he was very properly arrested in his
course and taken to the watch.ho-se.
Eliza Williams, a lady well known in court cir
cles, raised last night hideous "wiot wumpus
and wow" on Ch4mplain street. When arrested
shepersistenty refused to 'shut up" and contin.
ued like heroic woman in yelling most melode-
ousiy until her arrival at her lodgings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

LECTURE THIS EvENINe.-Ralph Waldo Emer.
sons lecture this evening on Country Life" will
no doubt be highly interesting. The gifted author
OF English Traits will not fail to describe well
the life which he SO pleasantly blends with city life
at his home in Concord, Mass. and we shall expect
some good and sensible advice as to how best to en-
joy life both in city and country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

LIVE OAK FIRE Co.-At special meeting Of
Live Oak Engine Co. No. /, held Jan 18th, 1859,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed L.
Whereas; the Cleveland Bible Society has pre-
senied Us, through the Rev. Il. Henderson, beau.
tiful Bible:
And whereas, our Company is composed of per
sons Of various opinions in regard to the same but
believing that il was the sole intention Of the said
Bible Society to promote the welfare Of the Fire
Company and the good Of each individual member
| thereof:
Resolved, That we tender our sincere thanks tC
the said Society for their good viii and kind feel
| ings as EXPIRE ssed in their beautiful gift.
ResoIUed, That notwithstanding our difference:
of opinion, we hopet to show them in ouEfuture &C
tons as Company. that their gift Is not unwor.
thily bestowed, and that individuals we will seel
to become as good the Society by its gift seeks
make Us.
Resolved, That we return our thanks to the ST
Clair Street Mission Church for the use of thei
house for this occasion.
JOHN sTURsNEKLE, Foreman.
w. G. LAwRENcR, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

PLEAsAST.-FOr the past few days we have had
and enjoyed as delightful weather as could ever be
asked for by the most captOus and petulant old
grumbler or vixen that ever lived. Cool enough
to be bracing and marvelousy clear, the air is Just
such as to suit all, while the evenings are enough
TO put sentimental misses and dry good clerks into
ecstacies- We say to the weather, inthe language
of the Widow Bedott to Timothy Crane, please to
continner"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

AccIDENT.-Mr. Thomas Marks, a brekesman
On the cars of the c. C. & c. Railroad, met with a
severe accident on Tues lay evening, by which
amputation of the leg became necessary. He was
riding upon the $50 evening train out, and attemp-
ted to get of at the MahonDg crossing to proceed
TO his home His clothing caught on the car and
he was rolled upon the track the rear car passing
over and crushing his right leg below the knee
His suferings as he was convey ed to his home were
intense
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

POLICE COURT.-Judge Vail disposed of the fSl-
lowing cases yesterday morning:
Powell Hoffman, convicted of petit larceny, was
fined $40 and costs, and sentenced to be confined
10 Jail for five days on bread and water
Michael Dewire and James Gallagher were CON.
victed of vsgrancy, and sent to Jail for Eve days
A number Of cases were continued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

ARREsTED.-Marshal Gallagher arrived in this
city at II so yesterday from Cincinnati with the two
boys Hyer and King, who are supposed to have
been connected with the burglary at the tailoring
establishment of Capt. Kinney, on the Square,
some two months ago. There is strong evidence
against them, and they will be bound over to the
Court CT Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

SINGING Prof Birds second term of instruc-
tiOn in vocal music commenced last night with a
large number ofpupils. He has had great success
in teaching here, his former class having number
ed more than hundred. Those interested will
bear in mind that the next lesson will be given on
Monday evening next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20
FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ~.
The Kansas City Journal of Commerce of the
18th ins says that Judge Williams, Of Fort Scott,
has Just arrived en- route TO Coupe with Governor
Medary, concerning the troubles in Southern kaa-
sas.
He represents Fort Scott and neighborhood un-
der reign Of terror. Business was suspended;-
women and children were being removed to places
fsaety, and the citizens were under arms on guard
night aud day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

Mr.. T. c. FLoYD.-This gentleman, who for
twenty three years has been known in Cleveland
as ml-wright, has now removed to Maumee
City, and is engaged in repairing the Imperial
Mills there. Mr.. Floyd built, we believe, all tie
important mills in this city except the National,
which fact is high praise of his ability and ntegri-
ty. We congratulate our friends of Maumee upon
their prospect of having SO efficient master me-
chanic in their town
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

PRAcTIcINe AssENBLY.-We neglected to an.
nOunce yesterday the Assembly of last evening
The party passed of very pleasantly, being well
conducted and large company being present.
These Assemblies are among the fixed institutions,
and are generally liked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATEs:
It has been my good fortune restore to health many
thousands Of my cOuntry-wOmsn.
Nv success has excited the malice Of the snvious and
nlous bat their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish ny reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Iha4e relieved Soleng held in Afectionate and
haakfu reshranes By those who have experienced my
skin loan afford 10 1espise The efforts Of
nd slanderers
Ny friends nzye repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine producing mensruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies of United States but ndpostion to enter
field occupied BY quacks, with their Pernous
and fear 1aprncped cOunerieters might palm upon
The public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AATlE DE FEMME, in the United States
Atlas yield TO the snreaes Of patients and friends
And offer 10 the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered ne somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to shs efficacy OF the "AMIE DE FEMME
need only say that it liquid form, and is exactly such
a. have used nv uracicein France many yeaTs and
has never failed TO secure satisfactory result.
The Amie de Femme aud meustruaiion st3nd in the
lation Of cause and sect. Il sske powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where 1t never has exsted and
restore it where il has been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of dTeC
ous on each bottle Of the Amie de Fsnme viii bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be-
viii be sealed with my private seal
Price. $500 package. n,,o,n
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland who viii supply tn
Annie de Femme at the ProprieiOr's puees.
uulod&wlvs
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sLAs7, NToHTs REPoRr.
ROBBERY.

- 2 BosroN, Jan. 10.
Hamden d Co.'S Express Office at Providence
r. | f, was entered this morning and the safe car.
rea Of though it requires the Strength of at Ieas
three men TO move it, It was afterwards found a
mile and halt away broken open and ri1ed. II
contained miscellaneous articles of no value, no.
yet known. The robbers obtained $1,000 in sil-
yer, but overlooked 81 900 in gold
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Ingham & Bragg.

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Do YOU want CORNELL'S BIOGRAPHIES goto
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Do you want Stoddard's AIithmefics 90 to
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" Plain and Ornamental Pruin- Of every description
lone II he Pimme Establishment o te Leader Office on
he eS'@E rHorzrj =ud most sri sen presses in the best
sirs W shori notice. and 1she rates Particular
attention pad 'o blank Tvery description of Bind
ng dons, esp cisly Blauk Books Ledgers, Journals,
Sales Books, Receiving Bosks. Sc &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

ALERTs.-The members Of Alert Hose will meet
at their Carriage House this evening at o'clock,
and proceed to the vestry of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church, where Rev. James Eells will present
to them the Bible given by the Cleveland Bible So
ciety AL are invited to attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20
TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-

E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL KINSMAN ST House and Lot. Good house and
yerT arge lot with Fruit and Shade Trees sh0r
distance from Perry ST. Exchange for Is
me citv, or for 4 fam IN this county, $4,000.
VALUABLE LAND In WISCONSIN.-1oO acres 3
miles from Po Washington Lake Michigan, Mil
vaukse. Heavy timber land with excellent soil VIII
eTrhange for a good farm near the city.
PAUIDING CoUNTY-zo acres ~ miles from the
County seat bv main road. miles from R r stsiion
good land, with valuable timber Exchange for small
HASIiL on Sr-Two houses and lots to exchange for
q small farm
| 50 ACRES, miles from For Wayne.
as ACHES, u miles Irsm Detroit.
20 ACRES. one mile from New Lisbon. County Seat of
i Juneau Co, Wis.
viii sTcRanssons all for improved property in or
ms FIYE Wy AcRrs-FOur miles from the ctv with small
house good soil sandy loan and spring Of
Will eIchange for arm
| on LAKE SHORE-l miles west OF the city-eighty-
fanr sl Acres, with small house and orchard aud acres
ofimbsI To 1changs for house and lot-oHe on Wes
% 'oSLMSIED FALLS. House and barn with Of ons
| half acre ROUSE JENNINGS,
| sep9 g Superior StTest.
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been prOvs by twelve years experience. the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA, &C, and is
commended by the most Eminent Physicians
CAUTION Beware of preparations pretending to possess
the properties Of the Oh in concentrated FORM as many Of
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
oand better and have more speedy effect than any
ellv, or other preparAtion Of il.
z Sols by Druggists gener.lE. dec4 d5m 70
We vyoaid arto tas at cation OF readers to N
new "AGuE CURE advertised in columns 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its e
eaey and we learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expect atoms Citizens Of
the West fail appreciate the paramount value 20
hem eand certain remedy for this uf'fins uiste
per- without either QuiaRe minerals, and consequently
without injury TO constitutional health We have more
thaa ordinary safscon in prOclsimng this remedy be-
cause we are convinced it will answer eryiog want
noug u.s. AID serve relieve great amount Of suffering
,,Repubhean, Warssx, lad dcen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

FIRE.-Last night about IL O'Clock, fire broke
out in Smith & outhwaite's Soap and Candle fac
tory on Leonard street, next to the late Wooden
Ware manuEactory. The building was consumed
with its contents, together with large pile Of
wood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20
COAL!! COALM!!!
John Tnn & YATES

Arc prepared 10 deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
OHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use
o. Orders promptly filled Al their Yard, on tbs Canal,
near the foot Of vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 dom MS J.Y.N. YATES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-20

y Persons advanced in life, and feeling the
tendaat Ills will find the Of Dr. J. HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, an elixir that viii
nsf new their veins, restore in measure the
ardor and energy youthful days, build up their
shrunkea FORMS and give hesh and vso- to Il cir rem-iu
NJ yeas Those who in the lezsi afflicted with Dys
pepsia Ague Languor Nausea, auyi0ther Troublesome
and dangerous dsosse. arising from disordered sytcm,
should hesitate svsi themselves the benefit 70 be
derived from this great remedy.
rrs,fe 1, T1--rss a "A fe.ssrs gsnar,Iiv evervhsre
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MRs. RosnsoN:s cERrrFIcATE.

.
This csrtes thar have been in velg Door health Ior
wears and found little rt fafter empiosiug number
af Physicians Ny disease Pro anss Utcri had
been reduced BY that and Fouor Ahus until bad become
liberated considerable By the advice oil TT
W Bushnell procured and took hOttes Of Nsrshals
Uterine atocon which enabled 70 attend TO nv hus-
hand IN ais sickness until he died which WIS about
year since have taken three battles sEcs his a afb
wheh has made ne n1e 70 abcr and supP5-t family af
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