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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05

Ep EEERRE.1 ~ TO THE .zBO T.E, 4
n a would beg leaye.to solicit for the new firm
the same patronage which was bestowed on the old
shrm. ~ PHILIP KRAMER.
referring TO the above we request all those who
know themselves indebted to us for years, to come
up andsettle, are determined to close our old
books. - 4 49, (jap27- 3m1
[Edquiref and Volksbote copy.] -
EHiE.9S! TE.fS! TE.9S LZ.NPERI-
N al, Young Tyson, Gunpewder, and Blk Teas,
all OF the finest liaps-and put up IN packages TO
suit customers For sale at lowest rates by ~
Jan27 Eif1 H0RNBRO0K & co.
HTSle TE.uksLE'S. COMP OU.s.D Er-.f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05

AfTOGH F0R S.zLE-5 MULES,
~ Horses,
+.. fresh Mich Cows. For sale at
mari -ti- y. Ii. COOK e SONS Stock Yard
KEHGYE.s.v.DER H.TTS.-.4JV. E.V.
AA tirely new style inst received. r4
-s VAU1IER & MARC0NNIER,
mar4 No 80 Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05

m BIG .GRRKT:AL OF TROPfC.9E
Oh FRUITS FOR THE SPRING TRADE
80 boxes Lemons,
70 II 60 do Oranges,
500 Cocoa Nuts,
bbls Pincapples,
--- punches Bananas. For sale by
H... z. II. COOK CO.,
mari No. % Main street. and 2 First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05

AT TIE Court House he duplicated for
mercy and retracted all bis threats and in
sultlng epithets; and his opponent, Mr..
Maxwell, and other citizens, plead for him,
During the parley some one in the crowd
presented a pistol at his breast and fred, but
with no other effect than to stagger Lowe,
who at this demonstration of unrelenting
hostility, broke from the crowd and made a
race for his life down the street. Ia the
pursuit, the crowd fred thirty or forty shots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

COURTRV INVALIDs
Persons In any part OF the world may bo successfully
treated Lg forwarding correct detaG Of their So with
remittance fji medicines &c.
Address DR. AMOS a SON, corner n ain and QueY-sts
buffalo N. y ianiai SVglv26s
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AYERS
AGU ~ OH H 10 .

FOR THE SPEEDY Cuhn on
Iatermiiieaf Ferer or Ferer aHd Agus, Remit
tent Feper, ChM FeUsr, Dumb dgue, Period
zeal Headache, OF Bifious Headache and Bli-
ioWs Fepers--indeed, for fhs 'vhole class Of dis.
eases originating "a hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miasmatie eOunfries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
In called for by the aectrsties of the American people
than sure ard safe cure for aud Ague. such
edy We are now euab Cd 70 oder, With perfect certainty
ded proof that harm can arise nom its use IN any
that which protects from or preveus this disorder must
be Of immense In the communities in which % fe-
walls PreUcnOn Is better than iur the patient
apes the sk which he must IN violent ettucks o this
poson o Fever aud Ague the system and peveas
development vi the disease II taken the frsi nppr0ach
edy eyer dis ovefed r thscass ofccmpamt hut
the ohtapess Tho large quantity supply for do lar
brings u within tho reach of every body ami ~ bilious ds.
have and and freely both cure and pro-
lection is hoped this price will place u within the
oy Of this remedy any other dscUv red ur the
speedy and certain is that II
no Quinne mineral consequently produces no quinsm
bad the disease.
matte poison great variety Of disorders arise
rrtation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout
ma, Paptaiinn Painful Affection OF the Spleea Hyser
ics, Pain in The Bowels Colo, PpralGsis aud Dsfunge
ment Of the st 7ach all " which, when originating mths
This IURB eNpels the poison from he buud nud cOnse
quenty cures them all ake IL invaluable protection
70 Immigrants aud persons travelling ortempmay residuf
in the manrious dis cts If aten occasionally DALI
whia exposed the Infection that will be ercfeted from
the systtm, end accumulate snicient ouany fS
lection thu cure aud fw will ever sueI from lutern
u ihey avail msel,es Of the protection this
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NEW YORK MAnKEr-Dsc. 7.


Four Sales Of 2e OOObbs At shleSss for super s,ats;
s5aSh95 Tor extra state S5.iO21 for super western
SSYC5 common TO mod extra western, 50 6Olb u
Tor inferior good snppug brands extra Tnnrd loon o.
Hario buoyant, Nith sellers at the inside figures
Canadian Elnurales $50 bhls Of S5igB so, common 10
choice extra. Market quiet and unchanged.
Rye Flour-In fair request at S4e3 co. sales $50 bb,S
Wheat-MaTket quiet and prices are Unchanged =
Siles 5000 b6sh at rs for red sise prime mich
lga1.
Eys-Unchd; sales 1000 bush at 80
Bsrey-Heavy sses bus at ia 70 for ate and e
Corn-Unchon: d. Sales 100 bush at ssGs3c
for new, Hnd &c for old yellow.
oats-Firm, at 459lee for Stale. western and Caan-
diHn.
Whsksy 1cuve and rmsr sales $50 bbs at 27I
6Ogs,
PSrs-Aetive end ymer Sales $50 bills at SIC G2aOOOl
for messi Sll 6lGGll,T5 TOT prime
Reef-Sendy aud uuchd Sales T5O hhls at Sai5 coun-
prime: Sb1bb0 cOuhtry mess SblaSlO for Iepacked
masf; SlaI5lDSl - extra mess
Beef Hins-Unchd Sales lt0 b6la new western 81 20
ala So
Prime mess beef quiet al SlT,9Slo
cut meats quiet Il d unchanged.
Dressed Hogs-7tI1G
Lads sady sales $50 bis At l'll9ltais western
Bqiisr~RaiR,r' quiet, It nH9iso fOr Ohio, IGs2l,
for Sta'e.
Chssss--ssSly at s@llo
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A the State whoaTe members of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London. May be consulted from O'Clock m
the morung until night every and symptom Of
disease. Tho they adopt the resuJ upwards
ei thirty extensive practice In Europe and erica.
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AeauIaItIon Of fCnbn.

Mr. Preston, of Ky., American Minister 10
sPein ia coming home for few months, partly
It Is said to attend to the settlement Of the
great estate OF Mr.. WiOklihe, his Iather-in law,
and to consus Nj Buchanan on the subject OF
the acquisition si Cuba. Il will be recolected
that Mr.. Buchanan promised the Southern
people that the acquisition OF Cuba should be
a prominent measure Of his administration. bot
90 far nothing has been accomplished by negO.
tiptiOn Or iIlibusterism. Mr.. Preston probably
has some new scheme to propose.
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AYERS CHERRY PBCTORAL,
FoR THE RAPID CURB OF


Coughs Colds, Influenza, HOarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, IHciPieRt Consumption, and for the
relief ot COasumptiUe Patients IN ddpaRced
stages Of the disease.
50 wide the field Of is us,fu and numerous yre
the Of its e3 that every section of country
aounds in ubclv nown who have been re lev
ed from alarming and desreeae diseases Of the lungs
by It's use When tried, ITS suRer.ry h.
ef medne OF the kim Is too appareunt TO obsea-
ion, and where rs virtues known, the pubic longer
hesitate what andoe TO employ for the DIS ressing and
dangerous affections of he pulmonary that
dent 70 our climate lille many inefisr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and hesn dscarde this
mas gained hends by every tnal conferred benefits the
a cted they forget and produced
meTous and too remarkut 10 to he forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J. g. AVER d CO.,
Lowell, hIHss
a our Mednes for sa'e by VIM FISKE h GAYLORD
kHAMMoND. and all Dea efs In Medicines
ia krt uruufr.
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Ayer's Cathartic Pille.
~ "a "a pnro0aes 81 q Familu Phnsic,

fO du We puF0OSes 0f a fdmttg fhVStc,
Are composed thbt disease within the range OF their ac-
On rarely Withstand evade hem Their
p[opes searo and cleanse aud iuvgorao every portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action aud
restoring It's Veahv yitaltiea As consequence these
properies the invalid who is bow el down with pain or
physical debility isastonhed 10 find his health OF e ergy
'"st9Tgd "a y IA rem, dy II once 50 simple aud inviting.
body, but rlso formidable and dangerous ds6aS6s
The agent below named Is pleased to furnish nay
American Almanac, aiming cerf their cures
and directions for their IN the following ants
COsvepess, Heartburn Headache arising nun dlsordeTed
Stomach Nausea Indigestion, Pain md MorhJ lnaction
Of the Bowels Faiuency Luts Of Appetite Jaundice sud
other kindred complaints arising from 4 low O. duo
body or OhetructiOi Of its functions
Do not be put on by unprncpled Dealers with 9TH
pill they make ihe more prof iOa Ask for AYER's
prTLs, and take nothing else.
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plKE'S PEAK-A large assortm ent
Il Of RELIES REVOLVERS Suitahle for Plhe'
Peak Likewise, double and single baTrelled SHOT
GUNS aud any quanilty Of o. oeteras such POWDER
SHOT CAfs se very low lor cash At lIaleIsl y'sGuD
Store, No. l02S Superior street, door to Gotham
Aplln' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
tebldyhB HArTERsLEY
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MnRNINa LRAnRR oFFlcR

Wednesday Evening. licc z. 1859.
FLOUR-sRle 100 brls extra at s5.25.
wHEATThere is change in the general state Of the
market. Transactions confined to coupe ofsAss OF red
at q trins quota Ions.
CoRN-ssle car sheed, little damp, at 60o.
PoULTRY-sale 800 lbs chickens attic.
EGGs-Have advanced and are selling al IKE
HOGSThe weather Is very favorable fc' packing and p
hym ssG $3.50 for light and heavy The latter ld
ready sale at outside 6cures
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-ALsu -
SAN RD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
.oMroUNpED PROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, dir Iigh, and teW keep IN any eli
maze,
The FAMILY CATUARIiC PILL Is gentle hut ac-
tive CathhTc viii the proprietor has used his prHc
Ice more than twenty yuuih.
The constantly fehsi'e demand from those who
have long used lie FILLS aud the stligaetun which
all express IN regard tu then use has induced place
then Nlthiut The reach OF a -.
NE Profession well .uv that different Caiharties act
on different portions of. the = bowels.
The EAAlLY GAZE ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference this well established fact
been compounded nom svsrioty of he pur' 81 Vege-
table attracts, which act -alko on every par of the
allmeni9ry canal, aud are GOOD and SAFE In all
ssasses where CaihaHie l. = netdedl such as DE-
hANGEMEkIS OF the -STO MACH, SLEEPt-
\ ESS PAINS IN The -.lbA X N ID LOINS,
GoSIlYENESS, PAlNs7lAND SORENESS OVEN
THE w HOLE BIO ID Y, -I from sudden cold which
frequentv. II neglected, Z snd IA long Fe-
yer, Loss OF Ape C,lTltE, a CREEPI No SEN
S.TtON OF COLD ONERI lfIh BODY, FESTIESS-
MES HEAn-AGhE, 0TI WEIGHT IN THE HEAD.
II lnfammatory Diseases, oTms ia Children Adults
Rheumatism great PuTif the Blood many dis.
to which flesh is heir numerous mention 10
this advertisement. Dose, Ito 3,
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ The Liver lnyigufatur and lHmily Cathnrc pilia
retied by Druggists generally and sold uholosais bT
the Trade in all the large Towns
SF W. SANFORD. NJ D.,
Manufacturer and PTopFieieF
tVfdNWEt Nk Rrnad0IHv, New
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MASTERfST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rsised Al $3.50. Terms Of sale, cash.
A. O. LAWRENCE. Master Commissioner,
RaSlgEy .., BAeKUs NOBLE, Attorne,s

CHERRIES SALD.-BY VIRTUE
OF two ws Of vendi oxponas issued from the Oonr Of
Commcn Pleas % Co. at the suit OF has Brad
barn Pn against Cain and Cain and the other the suit
Of r. r. Lyon. F against T. g. Cain shall offer for sale
on snbe forty hefafteI msnonrd on the 18Th dsyof oe
tobe lsb9 o'clock r. Of said day the following de-
scrbed property Wit frame house situate subot 40
In Ggefs subdivision Of ten lots 81 and IS. said lot
Ia 66 feet front Granger street, bv 161 eetdeep.
N IL Ia A ghnrfH
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Ceonl Nctirts.
'HERIFE'S SAIR R----PTfRSUANT

GHERlFB'S SALE.--~-PURSUANT
~ totha camwand at writ of Vondl B xpuua', issued
fuu he Court uf Common Pleas ofIuYuhora Ouutf he
~ q 4 earinet rtg, egiin,i Efederok ilausefmaa
a tie door OF Tie Court House (cufner of sens en- Chsm
pleo streets ineci Cleveland, Ia eud COUNTY on the
4th DAY Of November 1903, ut 1uclooh NJ Of said day
h, i9i9Nl oesGtiped 2uds and tenomens, % wit sit
unto in the township OF Parma county Of IuFnhnfa Ohu
eran Tnc 90 callcd brii all of sui oi No W except
ng piece on the south plrt hereof b. said
Frederick Hnussi man no John iauaetmqu ~ warranty
deed, and bounded on tie south the east and W lot
uHea and on Tue norl hy lne drawn parallel with
ea south line from east TO ost through said lot No n,
anQ tar enough um SAID uuth line contain cn II
ma more OF esg ihe piece herohf oude he vey
ed being hy nina acres Of land more but suhjec
70 AL legal highways" APPRAISED at S21G0 d0
ID. l.. WfGHfAiAN, Sheriff.
~. X RUAWfs. Ally nrt
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u MAKINU LVNN LIIIVNN
At Cleveland with eyelGnd and Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland and Erie aud Csvs eHe
and Pitisburg RailrE es,
A. Soal with hacks 70 Chugri0 Falls, sc.
At Mantua with hacks for kavenna, Nc
A. Braceville with hacks to NCws0 Fai;a, &c.
At Wanou with acks 10 Sharen. G. esn6eld bleadgila
Bloomfield Canfeld &c.
At Yonngs stown with stages for New Castle Fuaod,
Lowell anf Enon Valley, and thence by r. y. W. {. r.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup',.
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lS5N--6O.
sy5laHd, COlambus S Cincinnati Rallroad


iess M SF.
WINTER ARRAN0EAiT N =
bN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ 1859 PASSENGER Train leave Cleveland ioar 81
735 A. NJ. Cincinnua Express ttoppit NJ Derea Graf.
ton In Orange, wellington. New London Sa-
loin shelby Rnu all stations south Of Sbelhy. 8
40 M Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping at an sta
tlons between Cleveland and Gallon, and Al
Caiuington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passs ngeTs at al stations south Of t3alCn.
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, saadusky Mansfield snd Newark Railroad, f5r
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesyills, 40
Crsrtline, Pittsburgh r. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest UpperSandusky, Delphos, Lima, NJ
Wayne, lbpOrie, Chicago, &c. west, and East
for hlansheld Wooster. MassillOn, nc.
Gallon tnd Relleiunaine Reoad Line Marion, Belle.
ilutaine, Sidney Union, Muuoie Indianap0lls
lofTo Haute Viuoennes, Evanfyille, Louisvillo
nB.tWa ,yton ana Cincinnati Line. To- Springfield, O.
llayton, Hamilton, Cincinuati hichm0nd, lu-
darepolis To- . Hauts, 81 LOUIS, SC; and Al
Gin. ln1ati ". p the Ohio b Mississippi Rail
rnnd for LDaas tilo, and all points On the Ohis
River
Cslanbul, Little Miami and Columbus aud Xenla Rail
lfqd, foT Nenia, DsSiou, Indianapolis, Tcfra
Haute, 81 Louis Morrow, l.ovelnnd and Gin.
slungti and with the Ohi0unl AIississipiyl Ratl-
tpad At Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansvils
Cairo - Louis, and al pOnts on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanossins
wheeling, Nc Columbus, piQua aud Indiana
Hailrual for piqua Ufbana, SC.
u For Tickets to all points and Information apply
the Union Ticket Oce 81 Superior street at the Pas
ssnger station
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s3,Os7 70


Dohet- ----.------ --.--.--- -.--.-..s.. $3.50 ~
+- BENJAMIN u. STAIR, Treasurer.
+. E Z. wTS,sI SfgHISyASr' Auditing Committee,
CleHsland. Dec g. Iabn.
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noil NnnNa.
IIlv0Iald nnd RlIll6nrgh RaII R0ad.

glsIelund ana Pittsburgh Rail Road,
lsil DE- ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FVO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
,AkSnh Ny ighi lssa. = TRAINS LEAVR CLRVE-
NNb M-mt for piitahurrf, Whee i've ana Ness vnrt
500 =. N.-hccommndation inr Welkville ai-i Mtsrs-
SIS ?. m,-ENpIoss foI Pittsburgh Wheeling
The1i5 A, NJ, mud sig5 .M Ymins maEe dirsct r,a
necti na WIN Penn. AZ. r. Tor natimofo philsdei 4
kSW aSsk ., aae bos,ga A.a with Bait Ohio h. n of
Millefsbdrgh =
- Time BY this route esquck snd iare lbe the saus
as BY Northsrn Lines 10 New York,
FR MYERS O T Agent i-'-OO W. seSh seSI7
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Dae

Far demand for beef cattle last weeks priee
5 rec lots nearly 5000 head
Sheep aud Lambs II freely at previous rites; receipts
ssias plenty and in god request at a4Sei receipts
y 600.
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BEEF AND PORK PACKING,

Our extensive
SIaughtering' Packing and Rendering
Establishment,
SITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE
~ nue. and Cuyahoga River has been thoroughly re-.
paired and Is ready for business Il has capacity for
300 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which ghtered pack and the tulow
aud lard rendered IN the same building.
We have hand steCk OF COOpeTage and Salt
Our large
STEAAI l. GHTER
deliver card PrOpelsrs the RairOad DeuOts
afl ay's packing at each ttip doing Hny with
entirely We do stTi, ny commission business Orders
for home OF foreign markets respectfully col 'ciel
septlT:l6l-im sHOLL HiLLIARp.
a n ~ M anIK ~
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main aud Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Z.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN

DR.. AMOS g. SON
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
~ the State who members Of the Ioyal College Of
&Ssos & 2ndGn S may De IN o SB5 mpom 9GSS
disease Iko tmen they adopt IS the result upward'
A Mosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, Nc Can be perlna
h,is nsrOmeut when used conioitly with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Or AMOS soNtake pleasure ia announcing that thoy
the above Ii Las been subjected by the
most eminent physicians il London Paris, Phllsdelphs
iuent invented Tor tho ol Seminal Weakness,
as disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Prize
4 B.~br AMOS 4 SON, in order to satisfy the most
selves a: any instance where prove glsasise
turiuns tls instrument In good order
CURE WARRANTED
svey to this pecuiar class Of malals and the relief lhe
lures is 1y testified and graleipy acknowledged by con
qtoGs while there Geons have been cr ed by the most
i.quirng ina the OF these Infectious
ssrou and ipyserais tGey have always .utsftaned III
possibility q their prevention aud removal snd sew,sf
OF disease could almost Invariably be traced 10 one OF the
unskGl and Improper treatment; therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have Sunoeeded ndiscoyerpug in theS election o
heir remedies, safe eDctual nn cautious omit
ting all combination Of re nedies VII eh bear an equvoca
character well those whose premature niudicuus
sppcaon might he productive o bad con sequences In the
uuds Of private ndiyduas In short tho aUdRbe end nl
G'rTemedes is the lessening OF great Of human
sey y tho nllevatiun, relief aad pTeyonGOn Of those
rrisvOus actons thar afa IN reality ta secret foes of life
and which, while extensively surround call aloud
orOur skill aud Interference in their determination
COURTRV INVALIDs
Persons In any part OF the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding detail OF their se with
remittance fd medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS a SON, Coner Main and Quey-sts.
HufalO N. Y. tanisi SWlv26a
MEnInAIl NRWS EXTRAORDINARILY !
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HE5AzLLTH Al OF AMERICAN W0:

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec /, 1858
FTon MS ErcellenG,, JAMES u WESTCOTT Governor
o, Florida, and m ember the Unitel sta es Senate
'Fpr upwards 4 twenty Il years sfeted with
disease ~ ny tumib which he best medical and surgical
tahn IN me country failed III but which welded in
most salts nciory tu The Gfaefonber Remedies
conscienclously advise their use
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDF0Hn. CushootOn Co. o., May H. 81
Nj H. B, kN0sLEG--SiT hive been sci ling the med
icines Of the berg Company for The last yeBI
aud have luyaDuy found them 10 give cd sat suctiOn
and the pills sod TO many flmilies reeu-
laTy as their tea nd eCee, sud With they have
become staple article. Mi Tshas u Iien CahDlcOn
medih1ne that has fOna great amount aOd Female
Diseases one lady It 10 told had rect iVed
more benefit nom one bottle than she did from a long
curse of medical trebtmett this laost tkfu phys
Clans. JAMES WILSON,
The oraefenbOrg Marshalls Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered certain aniel with the following
sYmptOmsi
Irregularities Neakness-- FalDtness- QeTAnEed Appe
le-Sallow COnple1ion-Paiu 10 the Back aud
kidneYs-C lls-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOaitng-FeVe eVeTishress-Neuralgia--
Head ohe-Res'l ssuess---
DISTURBED soep-Flushes OF Heat
General Pain--CIawhE and Pain ia
Ia the Spine anl between tue ShouldeTs--Aoid
StOmHoh-Nausea-Ditc passing of Urine. with heat
or smart rng-ltchtug, Burning or Irritation In the
Urine OTgans-Nghtunre-Despai
teTcs-An1 e4y----Red Face.
Nervous Twitching Starting
CougtiTpation-irritabls reuI eT--Snd.
negs-DfpIayed Appeits-Flatui ience-Dl0at.
ed and Irregular BOwe's-Unpeasant Dreams
Pains Ia Uterine Organs NumJnest and Pains Ia Limhs
CP Sold by City Druggists aud Medicine dealers ,hrosgh
Oui the coultry.
~ For Medcines or Agencies address
II. b, KINGSLEY Cleveland
nuVl2:dHW General Agent for Ohio.
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Boots on0 Shoes.
FOR NICE PAINTING,


REPoRT'- The following is the Treasurer's Re.
port Of the Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society
for the year 1859
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NEW YORK STOCK biARKET-Dsc. I.

ChRI64ss. C p IA ! c &C 80; Panama i34As; q =
Tl9a; N e 3S{ 6G Harlem prefd 355s; Hudson 90, Y
sE Hudson "a bonds zoo Erie ID 80; DO an So Tenn
CEsek; Mo 6's 81; Na6's 9lA CO.
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NEW fORK, February, 1859.
DR. ]. \. BRIDGE-Dear Sir Some wears 20 an in
tmaie female friend had been suffering from falling
womb whites aud dermged stTuaton togetier with
the attending symptoms clearly descr bed in your BdYpi
usements and pamphlets She had ths very best co
ssnn hs city unit entirely pros rated, and her phys
hH1y told hur at he though her lo might possibly be
prolonged yeTl little longer under the most iudcions
tTea ment For two Weeis fter that s nuad sink
when came nto your office vt the GrHefanberg Medical
Institution and Ted her symptoms As you conf
dent OF the 0rac nherg AlaTslns Coth0icon In reev-
ing her she discharge AL The hsscians and tried IL Tho
dOultlngy proydentiqly, II foev her quickly, and
bolt O. entirely gurd her Since ten years
trere has beeu auy ouTe1ce OF the complaint aud
shH rs eng active aud healthy when yanng girl
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
BUFFALO MARKEr-I

ITO
tBY TELEGRAPH.l
= OuT-AiaIktt quiet ond steads; sales 400 Dbs.
20O0 at 81 O3
COo.
other grain quisS
Whiskv--In aiT demsn1. sales 200 bbls at Do
Lake Impors-3O bb -four 1900 bu wheat 80 % bu
CON G0O0 bu oats, 20 OO0 bu barley
Caual Expors-0, 90 bu wi eat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICuLAR NoTICE.

An instrument fur cure of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness NC. Can be perma
y cured fifteen days months by the use
tAis insIumeut when used c0njoity with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

iSf---r -. ~; ~ " ssffsi7 excl
CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL KOAD.--TihE TABLE, No 10.
To take eject und after Thursday February TO- isss
GOING EAST. GOING WRsI
ulerelaRd 10 Youags YOlpiosfOtcR 10 CIsps
totsn. idHd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

An the trains going Westward connect al Ceyesnd With
trains for Toledo ChirRgo, Coluabus Cincinnati Sc
9c.; and all the truins sOns Eus ward eonnec, 4
nuhkiTk with ths trains Of the New CeuTa an
" NOTTINGHAM Sup.