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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, RJfaeRUd, HOarseness, Group,
BronehttiS, IaelpleRt Consumption, and for The
rellet ot COHsuRptiUe Patients IN advanced
stages of The disease. ,f
So wide E the field of usefulness and 30 numerous yre
the cases of its cues that almost every section Of country
abounds IN psrsons lubcg known who have been reiev
d nom aarmug and even dBsneese diseases Of the lungs
Nv lia nse. When ne tned, is supeTlrty h
P medicine OF tho Kim Is too APPARENT 10 escape Obsea-
ton and WhoTo Us yuns known, the public longer
hesitate what audoe 70 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary that
dent to our climate. he many inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dsfArjb1 this
has gained fends by tral conferred benefits ON the
ahcted heY can never forget and UTOduced
meIOus and too remarkable TO he forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. O. AVER & CO.,
Lowell. Mass
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Me0iftmles.
I SANFORD5S
Liver InVigOPatOP


1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
IL FROM GUM, and has become Rn established fact, d
StcndnFd Medicine known aud approved by all who nave
used it, aud is resOred 70 with confidence all the
diseases for which u Is recommended
Il has cured thOusandsI with the last two years
who had given up all hopes siof 8lief The numerous
unsolicited certificates IN - Imy possession show.
The dose must he Bdaped = ito tie temperament Of the
individual taking IT, and F7ed IN such uuaui les us to
act gently on the bowels. ~
Let the diosaltG OF cur e iIlFment Guide YOU i the
use Of the LIVER IN-SIYIGORATOR, aud it
viii cure Liver COm-ss Iplaiutsy Bilious At
tRcks5 DyBp epHt a3-lChrOnic DiarrhOens
- u IN m e + q M pip lututB, DysPute-
ryS DrOpsy, S0urG stomach, Habitual
CostiVenessJ 0hOl--lic5 Cholera, GhOle-
ra mOrbus, Ch0leraJ N fu tum, Fiatu-
leuceS uun d q 3ss Female Weakness
es, and msy be- used sue lresSiui y OkDlNA-
RH FAMILY MEDl-s@lCiNE. II will ure SICK
~ " A % A g " ~. las n thousands tesiifD IN
TWENTY MINUTES tFrsITWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFUI.S ARE TAK--IEN az commencement Of
attack.
All who use Il Gre giving their testimony in its favor
CW' Mix water ia the m uth with the INVIGQRATOR
aud swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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Es0pt5, Ulster County, ~ y.
II have no hesitation in certifying that Mrs s.
Aliens Worlds Hair RestOrer and ZylObasamum hav
produced all the effects described In her ersement
IN ret1rn the color and increasing the growth Of t
hair; and would Cheerluly recommend TO those who's
uriAnce.n
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SANFORD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,

Pure Vegetable Extracts, end put up IA Glass
Cases, Air Iight, and i0H keep in any eli-
mate, . ... ..
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is q gentle but o, o.
i've ChthurC, viii the proprietor hus in ms pTuC
nee more thau twenty years.
The constantly inc cfeasiugl demald from those who
nave iuug used tho PILLS and the
All express In regard to the has induced me to psce
thcn within the reach Ofal.-
Tie Profess well know that different Cntharcs net
on different portions Of the - bowels
Tho y A MiLY CA At HiA RTIC PIL (.
has, with due Ohis wen established fn,t
heen compounded from variety Of he purt II
tabe ENtraCts. which act alike every uau of the
ahmontary canal, and uTee. GOOD and SAFE in an
ctses whore IA CaihaTtic iss. needed. such as DE
hANGEMENTS the = -STOM C II SIEEPI-
NESS PAINS IN THE BACK AND IOINS
COSTtV NESS, PA AINS AND SOKENESS OVEN
lHe,M HE b - aiS 6Iam .uddsP ss 629h Which
YER LOSS OF ApPE-C, TIE, CREEP Ma SEN
81 TION OF COLD OYER THE BODY, HESTI ES s.
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
all Inhammaory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumatism great Purifier OF the Blood and many dis
eaes 20 which hesh Is heir too numerous to mention In
this advertisement. Dose. ltO3
PRICE 80 CENTS.
" The iveT inyigorutUr md amily CathaTtlc P Is
are ret lied by Druggists geueTny and sold wholesale by
tile Trade N all the large Towns
I H.'I lIl S. 7 W. SANFORD NJ D.
. ..r Manufacturer and PUmieter
iyld&wR20 a35 Broadway, New York
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MORNING LEADER oFFICE,
1rI-ranAM Lnlu 70 1870

TUESDAY, July ~ 1853
There nothing doing -four grain. The market is
ueray dull bnt without any change prices
for which table.
BUTTER-Has active and sales foot 4G kegs ~
,Gl3c for good 10 choice w. r.
CHEEsE-sale % boxes prime new dairy at SC.
EGGs-Are unchanged. and sell at l3GlIc.
BEANS-Small sales ct 81.
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BOARD OF TRADE-NEw FLOUR TARIFF.

hOANB VT lRABE-N1M r AUAh TAHITI
The Board Of Trade, meeting held the llh Of July
1852 Reso0sd That from the Ist Of August next the commits
ofaour shall be twelve and half cents per bar
rel usiye Of storage for hrs thirty days. After thirty
days aud for every subsequent month portion Of MONTH
there ,han Of storage three per barrel
The undersigned Commission Merchants agree to adopt
the above rates Of charges specified
OTIS, BROWNELL 4 co,
HUBBY, HUGHES A CO.,
CLARK 4 ROCKEF Filler,
MURRAY HUNTINGTON,
T A. WALTON,
JOHN CARLISLE,
II. N. GATES,
,TLYON
BEGGES B CHAPLIN,
HANNA GARRETSUN a co.
PELTON 4 BREED,
HOLT OVIATT,
GORDON. MMILLAN h co,
l. RAWSON,
NJ. b. SCOTT.
CALDWELL,
3 f. DBWOLF,
l., +. a s, BURGESS
BRADBuRN & FISHER
HUSSEY MCBRIDE,
NJ. HOVER,
HEWITT 4 COMSTOCk,
LESH. SIMMONS co.
] BURNHAM.
CORY a GLENN,
GUYLES, FOOT BASH.
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en- physician Of thirty years. practice My prucpa
study has been diseases Of females They have generny
baicd my best efforts. OhalnE the materials comprising
mufshIlls Uterine CHihOlicon peHsed with them
gave thom fair trial. aud found myself hhuudnty sue
oes suL In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the cases and could not euro cue
ten. Now can radically cte a least soyenie n In tw o.
tyani mttigate the rest Cuddar MuTshails Uterine "a
hJhcun tie greatest blessing females have met with
J. II, WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
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BUFFALO MARKET-July y

lhf rELEGNApVl1
FlouT-Market opeed with good demend but ,osed dun
and dropping Sales IsOO bills At - for MI sL7b I'd
inferior good extra do S525G5bO for fair chocd
Nis 5g6I6 for oHta Mcn, lnd and Ohio 50 sdS1 %
for double eItraB
whea Market very quiet, and nothing Importance
dIiuS;
COrn-Dull and lower Sales COOO bu sound Illinois 1t
I6c
,Ryo-sleady. Sales reported 600 bus good " esterr
aye.
OaiE-Quot.
Barley Dull
WhiskY-B8tter Sales so bhls ht &c.
Cqna feightshc on com. % wheat, 50 flour, To N.
York
inks imPors-sOOO bJls -four, co bu wheat ItOos bus
Canal cxpurts-I2OJO bus corn
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cinnai Ohio - -
1T Is our settled policy to advertise nothing ill bHou
II is what II purpurtB to be- Having oppOruniy and DO
cnmlrg satisfied with the merits Of Mrs S. Aliens
WOT DIS VI nc Restorer pnd " ylQbal lsamum would be-
please TO insert advertisements" >" 90,
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NgWEGO MARKET-Inly hi

BY TELEGRAPH.
Flouf-AIart 1t unchanged. SAFES Geo bis So % nom
bit Club wheat, aud 50 70 from red Ohio and lnd
Wheut-null; 200 bu wsn winter At Sl,zG
C0Tu-Quiot.
Lake imports 400 bu whept 100 bupols 100 corn lCO
bu Hats
Canal Aorts-lOlO bbls four 10 600 bu wheat 1000 bu
corn.
Shipped 10 Canada-ll 900 bu wheat
G. nal iToI fhis UNCHANGED
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Nav WHEAT very fine sample Of new red wheat was
received yesterday from NowAlk and Is offered for sale By
Messrs Clark Rockefeller The lot comprises about 2lJ
bushels ofa ne Jump grain often seen, and the first
wheat Of the new crop offered in this market
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Transportation.

S1l1A 1859.
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION GO.
Will during The present season, run ther well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Oadensburgh & OswcgO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming q TRT-wEEKLY LINE between
OQdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And sRMI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgb and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at o oldensbureh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central R r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at ogwero witt, the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettceen osioego, Troy, Albany and Nelo York,
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK q ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
BetWoou DuuAirk Cleveland and Sandushy, and
TI-wEEkLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk Chicago and intermediate P'ris
rV- Property forwarded by this Line viii be subject to
but one trausl pment.
C5- Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express will be
forwarded fr New York hy uu ENpess hreistt tfalu
oyr the New York Erie Railroad, aud promptly iof-
warded frum DunkTk.
C- These Lines connect vt Cleveland with the Cleye-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
7 MYERS Agent n Il. Co No. III Broadway, n Y
l. WARNER, Agent N II Co, No 3CRnties Slip Y.
JOAN HOOKING, Agent N. 4. Co, No 60 state street
A. CUsHRAN Agent v c. Line, No. lOs state Street,
CHAS S TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phila.
Y = CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, N - ,.
g L THOMPSON, Treas. n I. Co, Ogdenshurghi NJ
GEORGE PARK ER, Aee, t. ~
HOVEY X CRAWFORD. Oswcgn. N. Y.
s ID. CALDWE VEIL. Agent, Duukirk
PELTON BREED. Cleveland.
J. S. CHENOWErH 4 CO. Cincinnatl, y.
u " McBETH, Agent Sandusky
VIM T WALKER, Agent, Toledo
". R MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich
J. II. H. nRAWFORp Milwaukee Wis
MeHENRY 4 BARKER, Racine Wis
MATHER & co, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
II =. WIBoRG & co Fulton City, Ill
n W GRAHAM & co Cairo, III.
FIFE MICHAEL, ST. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company,(
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. 1883
marl9k6 CHAMBERLAIN, President.
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West Be iloTd, CoshOrtJn Co, May ~, 1851.
Mr.. ". u. KINGS ~ SIR ~ have been cng the Medi-
ches Of the Gneienheig Company for the last ten years
aud have Invariably tDuud them good sntsartiOui
and tho pills have sold 10 great many families as reg-
larly heirtea und roee and with my trade they have
become staple article hluTshalps Uterine CathOcOn
medicine that has done amount Uf good M female
diseases one dy sold u to told me tat she had receive
cd more benefit from bntte thHn she die nom long
course Of medical treaimo u By the most skuul physi-
clans. Yon1s truv
jim. l, 1853. JAMES WILSON
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MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER

q n
IN called for by the necessities of the American people
than and safe for and Ague Such rem
cay we euab ed 10 OBr, with perfect certainty
that Il Will eradicate the diso and wi assurance
led on proof thu NO harm can arise from its In any
quantity
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be Of immense service Ia the communities in which pre-
capes the m which he must run in violent attacks Of this
baletui dlstemper This CUTE eID3ls the miasmutic
poison Ul Fever aud Aguo from the system aud the
deve1pment Of the diseasr II taken tho first approach
Of IT'S pfemlnitO SYMPTOMS 10 is MT only The best
euy eyery discovered for This class Ofcomplunt but
the cheapest. The large quantity supply for dollar
Dngs within the reach Of every body and IN bilious dis
cts where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
nave and use II and It freely both for pro-
eclOu. IL is hoped tins Will place within the
reach Of allhe we'll the II ii. great superb
ority Of this remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain OF lntemitents is hbt aims
by ief uiu iou effect Y i producsR
Those cured by II ae left htutay If they lHd
had the disease
Fever and Aguc is mo- alone the consequence of the mia
matte poison great variety Of disorders arise from It's
irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheunntsm, GOut
Heudlche blindness TOothache EaTache Catarrh Asth-
ma, PapitaUn, Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hyser-
lcs, Pu1u in the Bowels, COc, PARALYSIS and DeranRe
ment Of the stomach all OF which, wien originating in his
cause put on the intermittent type or become perodcu
ms CURE' eNpes the poison from tile blood, aud
quenty cures them all ake. III Invaluable protection
70 immigrants and persons travelling Ortempnur y residing
"a malaTluns districts II taken occasionally daily
while exposed 10 the Infection that will DO eXcToed from
ripon INTO disease Hence It is valuable pro-
lection ihnn cure, and will surI from mtermit-
teut they avail tn lmseos Of the protection this
dy affords.
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MARINE NEWS.
POnT or OLEvKLAND.


July IL, ITO O'clock P. NJ
ENTERED,
stea.ner May Queen Vieer Detroit
Western Metropolis paHsa, Buffalo
Forester, Ward, Bnlao.
Propslsr Vermont, Eewkirk, DunkiTk, G5 tons !mlss
Wisconsin, II okey OgdsnsbuIEh
Akron, burnett, Detroit.
schooner l.. q Butts, MouT ., barcelona
TWP sister, jackson maiqueite $50 tons non
Exchange, Judseu, Marquette, 4sO tons iron oru.
Jsck lion Mining co Thaltbblz ash
Snow Drop Petty Buffalo,
sCOW toam, Cox, Port Hurul 100 NJ lath $50 sAug g.
20 hsh barrels.
Sow Lime Roek Bissstt Pigeon River IS NJ Il lumber
seow suushlgs o. Detroit, 10 n n lumber ri lah
Thatcher, Bun h Co
CLEARED
steamer Cry OF buffalo, Perkins Buffalo
70 Ocean Evans Detroit
Arctic, Fish, Buhalo.
Ff0pener 4eheTeoni buud, Dunkirk, y3jf tons mdso.
ef ahow Bf2pi etY Monroe, lOl Qas coal, n Butts.
hpeedseu, Bennett, Pgeun River, 8 tins mdse,
Roblnsoa, Finley, Milwaukee $50 tons coal. L
Crawford
Exchange Judson Marquette mo- oaryo
America, seuVtlle, Detroit, let tons o6.t II uutts
j. Butts MoaFO6 BuilalO. l50 toua coal " pHtts
b0 toss iron, O, Nom Go. ~
oeofse Nonhington MaTquette, n0oaigO
Ysgasls passed through Port Colbons Lock, Wslspd
Canal, from o'clock M on tho lith ii o'ooot M
thu Ilth ''-''
Hognd We,t-llth-sohrs Petrsl d L Couch
lAb-Brig WIN Penni sohI Elti biTk u Woodruff
oaH3 Feit-lllh-Ffop Michigan bark T y park, sehos
f2lh-BaTk Gibraltar. sUhFs Minerva Cook parss,o 1
GoAemAn ALMA, Catarequo.
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NEW YORK STOCK mARKEr-IuIy "a.

lBH TELEGRAPH.l
secoqd loard-FiTm Ind 6s s5; Va Gs 9l4: B,oGs s3B
Dol aud Hnd s9k; lax Erie OA; Harlem pfni ~
$50; c X T a. Reading -; NJ e t2k; ii Sgd 25k Chi
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Wrnna.
dRAEFENBERa
Family Medicines.
HoME rEsTIMoNY.

HARTFORD Trumhuil Co, Ohio, March Z, 1881
Hereby certify that have been dealing in The Hrasien
berg Mctciues dT tie past year aud truly that
nav never uerod any medicines 60 the public that nave
met with the decided appreciation OF the people lie these
PAT cunry the Pills and Cnthoioon. They viii readily
periorm all aud more than is promised for them hay
eo about hy bottles Of tho Chthocun the past seuson
and / hear the best results In every case
IN. q. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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s9lHs0tcsse-ril--- ssdte--4izzs S56s Sa2
{ CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAIL R0AD.--1IME TABLE. No lB
Iptnke effect on aud after Thursday, February TO- lsb9
GOING East GOING WEST.
t0oH. Lasd

A. Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland 20
lUmbuS Cincinnati, Clgvc land and Erie ana CsS. ~
and PutsbuTg Railroads. W 3AN
a. S9loi with hacks TO Chorrn Falls, &c
A. AlantuH with hacks for kaveuna No
A. RwcevIlle with hacks TO New Va, Ac
Bloomfield Cuhud. &c 'N' '''iie
A. YOUNGSTOWN, with stages Tor New Castle. Poland
r. TO Pittsburgh. " . - ~
c,.u.t..., nj, ,.-. CHAs. RHODES, supr.
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AYERS
A @ U E Gu Il Il.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeOer. or FeDer and Ague, Remit
tent FeUer, Chill Fever, Dumb Agus, Period
zeal Headache or BHiOuS Headache. and BIZ
iOus FeUers-indeed, for the i0hOie class of dis.
eases originating IN hillary dsrangsmsnt,
caused by the malaria Of nliasmatie countries
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he resides.
" This carlifes that have used the Graeienherg Ph
aud Marshals Cathocon, sold here BY ~ G. johnson
IN nv practice, to my ente satisfaction They ore gOd
medicines. Dr. q W. BUSHNELL
Hhnlonl TrnmbuIl Co. O Mnrrh n 1851
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1rAITH OF AMFRICAN WOMEN

ntAlslH OF AN1EhACAN WOMEN.
Female irregularities, weak mess. uterine dspacemens,
Of women, are entirely cured ly THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHAILS UTERINE CATHOLICON
l this connection Miss Beecler, O the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher ia letters to the people pagr 29 says
80 have nine sisters TN sisters law and fourteen fe
male cun9ns all ma led, aud ali delicate and ailiug
Atnd the immcuse Gc lCOl my friends uud aquaniances
Cantut- ecu married adits bOn IN this century aud
countfy Who perfectly healthy - In cases. however,
where The Gmelenberg Caihocou has been used must
ladies' have becOmeT bust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF y ira saws: "Beautilnl indeed Is the
cunhdug trusting nature Of woman, but how much does n
heei To be protected by watChulness that will lead her
IN time Of disease 10 appeal 10 medical adviser
hc education, nurm worth and purity of character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Graelenberg Com
pany-
II gives great certify the nvarable
of Uterine
thOc0n in all Of female disease and TO the skin and
high moral charact,r Of the Medbal Department Of the
Up LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist Clergyman My heart has fairly acAed
10 witness the feeble health Of have travelled
my circuit hng the Gospel thank God however
Shat have all these diseases give way 70 the raefen
used. Rev PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich,
former y VI Western Stark, Medina 90, o.
~ For sale BY Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
out the State
u For medicines or agencies address
II. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
marB Agent tor Ohio.
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ffnnl Nntirfa.
FRoF0sE6 NMI G61Ig9T 10 TnE ct

Relative 10 an Amendas 70 hs onsiituiion providin
Tor Annual Ses ions nt the Gfunml Assembly
Resolved, bv ne Gfnsroi AsstabN 81 its Siafe Of Olo
Ihfeq-hnhs Of the memhrIs oi each house cQncutHng
theein u ut n be and is hereby oposgd 20 ne ete0a o
dpln Tho approval ur rejection OF The following enqnent
ns substitute for the fret clause Of he twouY th sec
ton Of the arco'uf the Constitution Of this state
10 WI "Au regular sessions OF the Goncial AHemhly
shall commence on the hta NJ Munduy JnuuaY annually
... WILLIAM ~. WOODS
Speaker OF the Huuso o Ronresrnialyta.
.U| MARTIN WELkER.
April s. 1859 President Of the SENATE
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINAR
S. N. SANFORD, A. M.. prinoinaI

s. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal
%
FTefChy
eCns
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
Unsurpassed feoue nnyIntt onfnteC
LsdS ulndaou
a and Classical $40 rTtnmp
ah, gs.sso aTweyw weeks
r % NIAtsN ii
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RKy. II, v. DEGEN, Ed Guide 10 Hoin,sss" Boston
"Mrs s. A Aliens Worlds Hair Re stOrer, found smons
our other advertisements, We inert from actual eEpe-
ment That Il promotes the growth Of the hair wher,
badness had commenced, hava the evidence U
our own eyes. We can testify 70 It's efects'
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EEonE1ARY or srlrE's OTIIoFl

Columbus % April I, 1853. 3
hereby certify that the foregoing iuut Roauutinn re
lntive IN Amendment the Constitution prov idng tuf
Annual sessions the 0eneral Assembly ~ ts tue copy
'TI + "A p. RUSSELL.
spl92stccts sec,etatya Of siate
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RlILR0I6.

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RlILROAD.
ls2 % s,g.2ga
1859 SUMMER ARRANGEM MT 1870
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Jnne
~ 18TH 1859, PASSENGER Trains will runas iuwt:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
luuO A. n hlall Train, stops a all uus eHcept
hook, and a1yrs at ErG I,3j r N 11S pSnSi3t SSih
o.,, . 3:i2P. NJ aud buffalo $40 p n U"A'A
Madison, Ashtsbuln Conueahl nd Ciira55 aBi,
up"9 arrlyeSut iS Erie az gap. NJ; Dunk TX 800
e"" p MNght Express Train stops PainssvIls Ash.
Ts o5 a. N.Y. 1 Bg6t ,tl2e E aiJ eRi' aqd ~ arTTss q
LEAVE ERIE.
lRUA A, III Night Express huin stopping at GraTd Asbta
hais isbS @ aa l5 pHRsSille only and arrives At Csvo
I26 A NJ Allil Train sogs at all stations except Swan
WI saymook, UuioriIe, Perry, Mentor and
gers for Clsgslsd oaiy vt Saybrapk USdnSI bSsGeS
rtIIsl Mentor Mentor and Wicklide, and aTilve al
l:z9 9P NJ Day ESness Train stops at Grad Conneaut
Aisnleoali H9I P9iassyille only, AID niNs a.
All the trains going wsst,g-r,I emma, "a.
iFlns for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cnonaati 81
LOUIS Sc gu3 AZ the trains going Eastward connect al
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Rates Of Fare -
From CLEVELAND via
OLER ELAND TOLEDO RAILROAD.
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First glass Cleveland e. Chicago SO %
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70 Fieighs will be- taken by The car load To- lows Cn,
mst Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, Al Ssioa
Cleveland Feb IL fsD,s1om55t93 59HN = .aE,lS PEARSSoNs
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
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