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PARK eF & Co.,
DEAIKEs N
Machinery for Working Wood or Iron,

20 ARDIN.G g THE House No "a
- Public Squ 70, and by the Stone ChuruhoBe Of the
plesSahtest locations lathe ctyhas fhorough
Piled and nos open for BcaTders Families wishing
furnish Their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and Convenient rooms and bed-Feoms; and S-sie 0r6r
and Day BoaTders Will find good aocommodntions on
sOnabe terms Ladies not excluded References given md
received noy2s d3m 2ls S. W BURRiTT :
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miscellaneous.

OULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~ STOVE POLISH-the best IN the market Also
LUDLoWsS IafalIible Sen-Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
anted TO be AiTight for sale cheap. at wholesale
retail, BY IL. MARVIN, No. a pnhlie SQUARE.
co4 Nearly ooeosite The oldcouIt HOUSE.
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" Freigh. will be taken by the car load 20 Iowa Cit
OF ST. LOsis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. at As l0s
rates as BY ary other route - :.
s,,.,.ra r,.A * f.b,sls,,S,4 ny - -rssSst 4 =,
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COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Produce Markets.

.1q3sRasks A'iiasS s1s.ssas. M HsisS s.i.Ss : 8
FLOUR-Ssles 20 bhs common extra at seoi lVO 1o
choice extra at s6 and 60 bbls red wheat double extra
at the same. 20 -
WHEAT red and white. in two iois soo AZ ID. 0i
nd and SID for white choice clean REQ soia al
e. ana o bus from in bags Atsame. Sew
ra carload, fair red were offered to-day at 81 l without
finding purchasers Three Of mills are lying ideWo Of
them fer reparsnd the demand is consequently less aeVe
OgNi ear or track sold at75c lot Of 80 bu from store
in bags At Tse and 100 bush. do do. at SOC.
OATs-Saes are carloads good new on track st Sic
sEEDS-SO bush, timothy sold at 81
BAc0N-sale $50 lbs. country-cured shoulders stfe'
BUTrKR-sales are reported Of bbls choice W R at &c
and few kegs common Central at l2e-
RGGs-sbow little Improvement and have sold at lVes
lOLc
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HOWE TESTIaanNY

HONE TEoIIMONH- ---- ! y n
HARTFORD Trumbull Co, Ohio, March ], 1851,
hereby certify that have been dealing the Grasfen
berg Mecicnes r the past year. and truly that
haSe offered any medicines TO the public that have
9TH the decided appreciation of the people like these
par icularly the Pills and Cathocon They will readily
perform ali and than promised for them. have
sold about fifty bottles OF the CathocOn the past
and hear the best results in every case.
gU- rt J. II. e. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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ed PREPARED BY
ID e j.. O. "A Il L r & o..
LOWELL, MASS. -s f
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has for itself such the OF every va
riety of Throat and Lung Complaint that il is entirely un
necessary for recount the evidence of It's virtues
wherever has been employed As il has long been II
throughout this section need not do more
than the people its quality is up TO the bsst
ever been and that it be relied 10 do for then
relief all il has ever beenf0und tedO. llf
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Iisdifieut to fsncy more awkward stitch than this
This is called double thread stitch OF course he
thread which lies ooed c1Fously the lower side oi
the cloth add the strength of the thread wch
passes through and holds the cloth together, but simply
fasten the single thread which take the stitch
This also single thread stitch That the Grover nj
Baker Stitch unaves readily shown BY the above
But onld be stated that when fastened tins stitch IS
elastic and Is for many purp1ses valuable stitch. That
very complicated eoutfvauce is required to take the
Grove Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence its great
lablfv getp o order
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
AT Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
iunbus Cincins1i Cleveland and Enc and C5Fsisaa
and Pttshurgi Railroads.
At SolOI with hacks to fhagrin Falls. &c.
At lIantua wnh hacks for RaFenna. &c.
At Braeeville with hacks to Newton Fails &C
At WaneD with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfssd Msads l
BlO0mfsid Canfeld. &c
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, and EnOn Waller, sod thence BY p y. W &C r.
- = 80 cHAs. L RHODES, sup1.
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Corning 9 Co. 5 QuOtatiOns
NEW YORK MkRKET-xAreh 30.
ley rELE0RAPHl

[BY TELBGRAPH.l
IaurAfarket lOc lower and very hrayy with sales o.
bbls ssl@5so suDerfHe st9te seI9 ~ ior to SsTa
fe. a. t5 80 for superine western; Se5OaoeO t9f
mon 10 fsiT ezra western; IS 5Se 20 do rSuaa heegea
1in rlosinr heayy Cuneda quiet; sales small Soiss
tTsTtTa Small fsales making OF rye hoLr a. S1o0g
"a Is. :, - -. .-.lss of 70 no,
n ~ Tor winter red western; 81, 10 for unsound MIL
vVaukeeelub. ..H.I
Rye-Dull at e9G92c.
issrlet-Heayy; sales Of 5000 bus at 68s9s0c- -.
CyoraDul: sales Of 1900 bus at SSd9Oc tor new WhS
and yellow southern and jersey mixed western nominal
ats-Da,I; sSasT ior State and sO9s2 for western and
Whisky-UnchAnged; sales Of $50 bbls AZ 279Sc
Porks-f ower. sales 1890 bbs Sl9dfS for new ness
sl7 i0ldiTbO for old mess; SIa.75 Tor prime.
Beei-Hesvy; sales of 40 bbls So 50aSI ve II country
urime 81 50ds9 for country mess; S95O9Sno0 lor To-
psejed q icSgo mess Si3.5G for extra do b
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet; Gales small at Sll9lSzl.
Beef HaIns-steady; sales Of 50 bbls at slooo9$Ito
RacOn-Quiet and unchanged
Dressed Hogs-Jlull at sAGsz. rH
Cut Meafs-Only moderate business doing and maLhes
frm sales 200 packages at 6a9T for shoulders ard
frd-Msrket dull and lOveri sales Of 4c6 bbls al ll9
ll5xc. -. =. -. I..
Cheese-Dull al sl5llA qTaa OIL
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sAlfsI IE WIIifAais i MN N ~ Cbariestnn . T

West Bedford, Coshocton Co, Nav Il. 1851
Mr. II. B. Kingsley, Sir "a have been selling the Medi
cnes OF the Gaeenbeg Company for the last ten year
and have variably found them to give good sasfa ton;
and the Pills have sold to great many families regu
ary their and coffee, aud with trade they have
become staple article. Marshalis Uterine CahOlicOn
medicine that has done great amount of good female
Diseases One 1dy sold it to told that she had reeev
ed more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course of medical treatment by tho most skiul PHI 81
clans. a YSuTs truly, ~.
Jan l. 1888 JAMES WILSON.
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A MOST sCIENTIFIC MvENTIr
A CURE WARRANTED.

Dr. AMOS son have devoted their attention excu-
svey this peculiar class of naadis and the relief they
consequently been enabled 10 fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged BY
escent patients and others daily arriving in town from al
psts the country rthe express purpose av Of consul
ations while hereXeItlons have been Gro ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
the causes of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO that of the most dan
gerOus and nvsterate) they have always Entertained tb
possibility their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
disease could almost invariably be traced TO OF the
following Ignorance, neglect the bad effect
unskillful and improper treatment; therefore DT. AMOS
son have succeeded discovering in the selection
remedies safe. eectual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear eQuvOcal
character we'll those whose premature inudciOus
application might be productive o bad in the
hands Of private Individuals In short the laudable end
their remedies is the lessenng of great of human
misery by the alienation relief and preven1On of those
grievOus affections that reality the secret foes of lie
and which, while they extensively surround aloud
fer skill and interference in their determination.
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ID 1859. Ee

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION GO.
VIII during the present season. their wen known and
popular Line of ... .t 1i..
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh & OswegO. and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsburgh with the r.
Ogdensburgh s Vermont Central R. R. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington. Concord. Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the -..-,-
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BettSeen 0stDegU, Troy, Albany and Ns0 York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky. and
TRIWEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
q Property fOrwar led by This Line viii be subject to
but tranShlpment f
~ Merchandise marked IN T. Co. Express Will be
forwarded fr New York by Express Freight Tram
oVsr the New York Erie Railroad and promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
u These Lines connect at Cleveland with the olsve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
al - APPLY TO
| ]. MYERS. Agent N T. Co, No. III Broadway, N Y
J. L. WARNER. Agent n. II Co. No. 3Centies SlipN
CHAS. S. TAPP AN. 9Th and Chestnut ST. PhIla-
HOVEY CRAWFORD. Oswego. N Y
| s. D. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
| CHAMBERLIN. CRAWFORD CO., Cleveland.
J. MeBETH. Agent Sandusky.
VIM. T. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
+. r. MATHEWS. Agent, Detroit, Mich.
| N. W. GRAHAM co Cairo, ILL.,
| J. S. CHENOWETH CO., Cincinnati. o.
/ H p. WIBORG s. CO., Fulton City, III
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co, No. 95 Stale street
A. CUSHSIAN, Agent v. C. Line. No lOs State Street.
| Boston
| T. F. CHURCH, Agent. Rouse's Point, N Y
| G. L THOMPSON, Treas N. T. Co, OgdensbuFgh, N Y
| GEORGE PARKER Age t. - "
| ]. H. CRAWFORD, Mi .waukee, Wis.
\ o HALF. .1g"
McHENRY BARKER, Racine Wis
MATHER CO.. Chicago
FIFE & MICHAEL. St Louis
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
Office of the Northern Transportation COMPANY
/ 81 Cleveland Feb. 18th. 1859
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1859. 1859.
Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

Oleteldhus teihHlDHA OtHtihhall hhlileau
lfSs - y
49, s1-=sssEs..ss's5I -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT T.
ANf AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" % ls5e Passehger Trains leave Cleye land foll0
us3O d, CsDcinua Express, stopping y Berea Glsa
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CrestlIne
0allnn. Gllead- CartfHston. Ashley .DeiaEzre
an0 Wurfhing1ou
$40 Cin-innall Night Passeuger Stopping s sta
tIOns between Cleveland and GALLON, and q
leave passengers Al all fationS souih OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusy, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon. Newark. Zanesville, nc
Crsstliae Pittsburgh, ~ Wayne and Chicago HailToad,
for Forest, Upper sandnsky, Delphos, Lima. -
al Wayne, LaDorte. Chicago, e.. west. and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, MassillOn, &C
Gallon End Beefontane Raoad Line, for 1farion, Bee-
iOntaine, Sidney Union, Muneie, Indianapolis,
Terrs Haute. .Vgncennes, Evzasgllle, Louisville
Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
De- aware Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springeld o.
dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, Ia
dianapolis, TeTre Haute, St Louis &c; and a.
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road FOR LOuisvilis, and all 2cizts on the Ohio
River
6slamsas LitGls Miami apd c-Iunhus and Xenz Rail-
Taod, for Xeria, Dayton. Indianapolis, Terrs
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, Lcve1ud. and Cln-
-'.ia cinn1ii and WiIhtho Ohaoand Missssippi Rail
road af Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville.
Cairo, 81 LOUIS ana all points On t1o " 40 rrer.
COla1 Central Ohio HaiIroad Tor Nsvark, Z1nsAsils
Wheeling, SC; Coiulnbus Piqua znd Indiana
Iallruad for Piqna, JrhaIla, sc
e For Tickets 70 AZ points and Information apply a
the Union reki once 81 Superior srrecf or Al the pa
senser St1ti0n. -. ~ -.,
Cleveland Nov 10 lsss.
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Read what DR. Bushnell says Of the Graefenberg NJ hi
cines Df ply sicisn Of extensive practice, andJ
Of the successful in the county (Trumbul in win
he resides.
This certifies that have used the GTaefsnberg Pill
and Marshall CaihOeon, sold here by j. H c. johnson
in my practice, TO my entire satisfaction They are oC
medicines. DR.. g. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o. March Z, 1851.
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am Methodist clergyman. M heart has fairly ached
witness the eeble health Of have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that have ali these diseases way to raefen
berg Marshals Uterine CathOhcOn. wherever has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
91 I former of Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

:
Female Irregularities. weakness uterine dlspacementS,
and all local uterine difficulties and troubles
of women, are entirely cured ty THE GRAEFENBERG
AIARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LICON.
IN this connection Miss Beecher ster Of the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page i9 says
Il have nine sisters an1 sisters law and fourteen te-
male cousins all married. and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense circle OF my friends and acquantanees
cannot eca ten married ladies' born in this century and
country who perfectly healthy In however
where the Graeenbery Ca hocon has been used must
that health has TDdy taken the psce of disesse and
ladies have become bust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, Of Ii ira says: Beautiful indeed is The
condlng, trusting OF woman, but how much does
need be protector by gaichuness that will lead her.
in time of disease to appeal to medical adviser OF scer
tc education worth and purity of character All
these be secured by addressing ths Graeenbeg Com
pany. E. .r.
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COUNTRY INVALDS.

COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
puffalo = sau9d6 v9G5
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am physician OF thirty years practice. My princip2
stIdy has been diseases OF females They have generally
baed my best e1rs Obtaining the materials composing
Marshalrs Uterine CAthOcOn, pleased with them
gave them far trial. and 1ound myself abundanily sue
esssnl In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms about half the cases, and could
ten Now radically at least seyene in
ty AMI mitigate the rest consider Marshals Uterine Ca
thocon the greatest blessing to females have met with
i 4. WILLIAMS NJ ID. Charleston
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6ar0mare.

NARPENTERS TO0LS.-Tke larg-
Y J est and best variety IN The cty--fur salchy
snSG INK. RAYNOLDS, No suns. iar s..
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
4 Il cIipsiOn, variety styla bnd prire-fessais BY
upSo ~ K. RAYNOLDS. No sSnleIlor s.
IRON AND STEEL.-AF out ship
il Iosd-for sale Dv X K RAYNOIDS,
an90 No sSupeu 81.
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
ATEN TEDTt
March I'd, 1858, by

4sAoA NA @01 LOOO1 "
THoS. DENHAM JOSEPH W BRIGGS,
of Cleveland, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
Il ments perfect substitute for weights and pull
eys and balances the sash at any desired DoaE giving
ALARM by the raising lowering Of the sash,
essv applied to windows IN buildInss ready built.
The following TESTING nial Is from the we'll known Master
Builders Of Cleveland = .lLl Eaf
CLEvELAND, Ohio. NOvembee esls5e
ne examine your ALARM SPRING SASH BAL - ICE,
most chserfuy end it invention ~ able
10 community, and superior TO anything like puM
we have ever pafented The sash being perecttk Il
Enced and burglar proof together with the perfetnss al
SIMPLICITY Of construction and applied to the windowW =
such par7tivey Ting expense sufcit at guarai
that generous public viii adopt it, dit will come intJ
general use Truly yours, I-7-.7-7- .lra..
J. M slackbqIn- Architect cSturteyart Builder
-, and Bulder--ss. -, Geo Campbell-..-- do
W y HsnneI ...----bnilde H Kidney......-. do RI
sherman Kenney do James Bulge -. do
w. Cubbon-----s---- do "a. c Brainard. ..-. do
S. NJ Stiles..:.:.--.- GO 81 H. Richardson do
william Coiiistei.-- 90 = n Wa d. d...--.--l- do
Henry Biair.-.---.-- do Isl. Colahan. do
P. r. Young do Levi johnson. ....... do
A. J. Plper---.-.-. DO John Owens C 1ntractnT
ohm GIL -.-----Contraefor and Builder q lliff
and Builder t.is5a
This invention Is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of T. DENHAMs No 80 Public Square
County and state ghtssr sale ny the pateutees decA
ELOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c. &C.,
~ suitable for Men and Bows wear In large var1ety
bought before the adFanre in price Prhasers inyit
ed to call and examine our stock before pnrchssing
N =
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FEVER AND AGUE

HNKUM WHIUH MAN hINU- SUF-
FER OVER A LARGE PART OE THE GLOBE,
the consequence of diseased action Of the SYSTEM
duced by the poisonous Of vegetable decay This
exhaai0n evolved by the action OF solar heat soil
and rises with the atery yapor from While the
below the horzon this VapOr fingers near the earhs sur
face and the virus Is taken with il through the lungs into
the blood There it acts irritating poison The inter
na and excretng organs Of the body The liver be
torpid and fails secete not virus but also
he bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
muate in the circulation and produce violent constitution
al disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the stomach
synpathise with the liver, and bee deranged also
Finally the instinct al organism, as Il IN an attempt to
expefhe infusion Concentrates The whole blood Of
the the internal eIcretues 10 force them to cast 1t
Tho blood leaves the suacs and PUSHES 10 The inter
nal organs with cOngestlye violence This Is the CHILL
But in this effort fails. Then the FEVER follows, In
which the blood leaves the central organs and shes to the
surface asif another effort 10 expa the rtaBg poison
trough that Other great skin In this also
il fails and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
and waits for the recovery strength TO repeat the hope
less effort another day These The fits or paroxysms
FEVER AND AGUE Such constitutional disorder Will
conTse undermine the health if it is not removed.
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ALBANY MABKET-MArch %
raEsE lBT TkLEeRAPHl M
Corn-Sales ono 900 bus yellow al sc to arrive by eahA
irst boats. 80. :. .r7 .f
BareySales 500 bus Canada East al soc, and 5OoO
bus Penn Van at &c ...l. llf
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1t gives great p.essuTe 10 certify to the nvarabe
action of the GTaefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thocon all Of female disease and to hs skill and
high moral character Of the kedbal Department of the
- ]. P. LAMBERT. NJ d.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. -. March %.
ENTERED H dl1f O.
Steamer May Queen. Vger Detr It; bbls potatoes 81
packages s1ndfies go bbls hsh rs sacks rags
CLEARED. a7H
Steamer Nav Queen Viger Detroit 10 bbs -four ca Ibis
whisky 5 bbs vinegar Sc 23 rs l45i kegs nais 2
boxes boTes candes IS packages tobacco 80 pkgs
suadries. -, -
Prpeller Mendoza Suencer Buffalo; $500 bbs -four $50
sacks sacks whrst 5 hhds sugar 40 bbs tobacco
20 bbls molasses % bbls highwines-
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DRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes also, Teeth Brushes of IVor'
Bone. Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For sale BY
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ldFO IaDOItu % lnul alu naNd IUuIlu Hl dIII
AYERS AGILE CURE.

Which neurases this maarous poison IN the blood and
stimulates the liver expe from the body As should
does this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
And 1t does aher does what is Of more service to
those who are subject to this Infection taken IN season.
texOes it from the sysem It is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed TO the disease Consequt ntfy 1t
only cures but protects from The great variety of aec
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
As Remntent Fe er, Chill Fever Dumb or Masked Ague,
Fevers Neuralgia Rheumatism G0ut Kindness, Tooth
ACHE Earache Catarrh Asthma, Papitn0ns, Painful AT
fectOns Of the Stomach and Bowels al OF which when ars
ing from this will be found OF less the
inte mirtenttype This AGUK CUREn removes the
OF these derangements and cures the disease.
This II by stInuang the eKcretoes to
pei the from the system and these degrees
become habed to do this their once Of their accord
Hence whgt term accmation Time may accom-
psh the same end but often life is not long enough
sacrificed in the attempt, while this 'A9UE CURE does Il
and with safety. We have great reason TO believe
that this is sureT ts well remedy for the whole
cNss Of diseases which caused the msamAtc iniec
ion than other which has been discovered and has
still another advantage TO the public which is, that Il
cheap well as good.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, b.
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PUHs1EIvE MEDICINE
For CostiTeness, r..
For the Cure of DyspepsiH;
ll frEu For Jaundice;
Forthe Cure of Indigestion
For Headache;
For the Cure of DysenteTyi
For Foal Stomach
nr FOrthe Cure OF Erysipelas
For the Piles;
.-f For the Cure Of scrOfnlA
For all Scrofuous Complaints; Ta
= For the Cure Of Rheumatism
s,F For Diseases Of the Skin;
-, For the Cure Of LIVER CmplaiRtss
For Dropsy; lI-l. ..
- For the Cure Of letter, Humors and Salt Rheum;
For Worms, ~
For the Cure OF GOut:
For a Dinner Pill; -.tfs.ar
81 VA 2. For the Cure of Neuralgia;
For Purifying the Blood
that the sensitive take
them pleasantly. and they the best aperent the
world for all The purposes Of family physic. a ~
Price 25c. per Box Six Boxes for 81.
Great ers of Cergmen, Physicians Staesinens and
eminent have lent their to certify the u
parallel usefulness Of these remedies but space here
will permit the insertion Of them. The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which they are
given with also fu descrpfiOBs the above complaints
and the treatment that sho1d BE- followed for their cure
Do not be put on By unprnrPed dealers with other prep
take others The ck want the best aid there is for
them, and they should have 1t. ,4f q. 81
All our remedies are for sale by
VIM fISK, and GAYLORD & HAMMOND and ali
decu dktw em kws0x en
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E For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
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The objections to this stitch are obvious The lower
thread merely ssens the stitches which taken hy the
upper thread In point Of strength TINS IS therer,
single thresd stitch It breais IN elastic cloth. When
he'd linen garments the lower thread sh inks and
must break IN ironing When broken the is this
condition
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THE sRovRR : BAKER STITCH

1t should be safe that in some fabrics this stitch looks
the mddls but in that the liability to break is The
same ' p aI|'
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