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FRnNI SrI LnuIS.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 10.
One of the counterfeit checks On the Sub Treas
ury was received here yesterday, II Is an imita-
tion Of genuine admirably executed and calculated
to deceive. The tools aud materials seized by the
u S. Marshal were found in the Church and Tith-
ing office Of brigham Young. Parties arrested
said to be Mormons in high standing It is under
stood that the profits Of the transaction were to
accrue TO the benefit of the Church
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MooNLIGHT ExoURsIoN Capt Evans, of the
Detroit line steamer Ocean, has rendered the
Bethel Society tho free Of this iavorite boat for
pleasure trip next Friday evening at p. NJ, the
proceeds Of which will be appropriated towards
repairing the Church 5000 is tho amount required
and under the supervision Of Mr.. Prossor, the
chaplain, this delightful voyage cannot fail Of
being perfect success. Single tickets 30 cents
gentleman and two ladies S 90, Leland's Band
is engaged for this interesting occasion. Bemem'
ber she starts on time from tho C. a NJ. Railroad
dock. AZ
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NEW ApvEnTLsRMENTs.

Hawks Bro Books and Periodicals
Pelton 4 Breod-For Ogl snsburgh
O. Gutter Son. Auction.
For Sule-A Splendid Horse
Patrick Kinney --Stmyrd or stolen.
Huntington X Brooks-Fruit Jars
C. p. Born Co-Sievau Stove.
palton & Breed--lur Dunkirk
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A. NJ. L. CONFERENCE The Conference Of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church is being
held in this city. Yesterday was the fourth day.
The attendance is large and the exercises interest
iug. Rev. Mr.. Devine preached last evening. The
services are held at The church on Bolivar street
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LAKE, SHORE RAILRoAD.-The stockholders held
a meeting in this city Tuesday and elected the tol-
lowing Board Of Directors Alfred Kelly, James
Miles, W D. Beattie, stlman Witt, Thos. NJ. Kel
Iy, Amasa Stone Jr., VIM. Case, Il. b. Payne, T.
NJ. Gilbert, Samuel J. Randall, j. b. Johnson
Hamilton White, c. C. Dennis.
At the subsequent meeting ofthe Directors; the
following officers were re-appointed: A. Stone,
President S. Witt, Vce-Presidenti Geo. b. Ely,
Secretary and Treasurer; II. Nottingham, Super
intendent. The remaining ofhCors are unchanged.
IS, ,239 shares were voted-oyer halt the entire
stock.
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The Great vial EtegonerRIl
TRHESEMAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
n Patent from ENGLAND aud secured hy the Ssul
Of The ECOLE DE PHARAtAC1E DE PARIS and IA
IMPERIAL COLLEGE Or MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. t-lngalUable for houxuiiuu. Spefmaiorrhna and
Physical Exhaustion, aud is a tonic.
No - ompetey eudcates an traces Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the
Cious use ui cupayia aud cubobs,
No 3-Hns entirely sunplanted the injurious e
curry, thereby insuug tu The SuA speedy relief dspa
ing all the impurities md ruotue out the venom OF dsea
TRIESENAR. Nos |, ? and ave prepared In the 10 L
OF luZenlc, devoid Of asie SMELL aud carried
n the wnstcoat pocket. SoLD N TIN CASES and divded
into sErAHATE DOSES as administered by Valponu Lale
man, RouX, Rcurd &c Pnce, 50 each or four cases
tor 50, which 50, aud in S2I whereby
there saving OF 81 To be hNd, wholesale and retail
OF Dr. BARROW, l9i Blocker ST., New York. Imme,li
ately receiving rnmiiano Dr. Harrow will iurward
the g. les NJ X 60 part Of the Word securely
and addressed according the instructions o. the
writer
For sale by FAYLORD Il HAMMOND,
ant WILLIAM F1SKE.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr- Checscmnn,s PIlIs.


he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
ul OF long and extensive practice. They are mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting AL Irregularities
Painful Meustruaons removing all distractions, whth-
OF from cold or Otherwise headache, pain the side PAL
ptattgn Of the hcgr whites all nervous affections, hystor-
les fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the comm sucement Of in the treatment Of
these Irregularities aud distractions which have consigned
so many thousands of the young the beautiful and the he
loved to- PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unloss she regular AMI whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most onscuul remed, known for all conf
plants peculiar n FemaiS To all classes they iuya-
uabe, inducing Bit ceTiaify periodical regularity They
are k,owu thousands who have used them At different
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF the
mos eminent qhysiCtaHs 90 America.
Er cii drstiOHS stiHg DicH and blsn tcy should not
b used with eacl hoytue Price one D5Har zach Dor con
flaming 40 PiUs. 100
va lie p1mplet to be had fee, of the Agents pills
sent by mail prOUHy by enclosing price TO the General
Agent. Sudby druggists generally
No l65 Chambers ST., New York.
Sold m Cleveland by WM, FlSKE and GAYLORD "
HAMMOND. hpfedSWom2I u
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
CORRECTION

Nav YoRK, Aug. 10.
An important omission occurred In the Nova
Scotiana news
In the account Of the draft Of Count waewski's
plan for the Italian Confederation. The State Of
Veuitia was omitted, for which Il appears the En-.
peror OF Austria Is 10 have two seats in the FEEDER.
Al Diet
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steamer Departures

FOR DErRoIr-Steamer May Queen, Cap., e. II. YIGER
at 9 o'clock p. NJ.
FoH BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis. Gait.
W 4 PEAsg, at o'clock p NJ
FoR roLEro-stoamboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
% O'Clock A
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~ nov Gas FiBfurss eaa FuhHe--A AppV
F0gJ EHsworh g Co., l05 l1d i0i Superior street.
anit
- DR. JAS. McCLtSrocK's pEoroRAL SYRur
oalms the most hara.sus ough, relieves the oppressed
lungs aud irtated throat loosaus and brings away BY
painless expect laton The matter which rloTs The wind
pine rnd bronchial tubes regulates the excited pulse M
vites rost aud removes every symptom Of couusumpun
Price 81 co. ioldby WM. FisKE. Cleveland
Rsiy- The New York Ledger says Of DR.. Nc
CLlNrOCKs nTARRpGA CORDIAL:
"Our confidence in the eflctcy of Dr. james McCin-
t0cks Di1rrhmt Cordial is uubpunded EVerypudy shou
have it Is che prescription OF an eminent physoho'
Price % cents. sodby wM. TiSKE,
auglO Clevoand
TT DR. McCLtNrocK's CoLD AND CoUeH
MIXTURE This great remedy for all ordinary ofcctious
OF the lungs aud throat has double popularity. Emana-
ting from loading member Of the medical faculty De-
appr we'd Wy the proesson while every member Of the
community who has tried t pronounces 1t iniallible.
Price % cents Sold by WM FtSKE, Druggist
ouglO Glove and.
The Gem OF the Nursery.
Taste Ices as the honoyrd dtw,
Painless IN its sctiop too;
Harmless as the roses breath
Hut TO worms immediate death
BRYAN's VERMIFu0E VI course
Is the mott ers grund resource.
BRYAN's TAsTELEss NERMFuGE.
Price % cents Sold by WIN FIsRE
suglORs Clsveland
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~ The funeral services Of the late ELISHA I
STERLING will be held this evening at G O'Clock
from st. Paul's Chhrch
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Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tenso.y hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
tul manner Of the heat, aud yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks We would advise those to call on B. r.
Bowers (suoeessor to J. b. Barnes Plumber) At
water Building, who has large stock of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c and engage him TO
put mp a ccOfng institution forthwith We would
adyise them to get q Bathing Tub at the same
tlme aud we viii warrant that they can keep
cool
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,79- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and snuhi 60 to b. G. Dietz, M Superiorst.
~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@o'
pathy simplided, No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. TO be had at Halls
onnnsite Meddel
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

CI- Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every descrplio
iouo at the Printing Establishing Of the Leader Oce,
n the latest p we'd and ld steam presses, in the
est STYLE short notice, aud reasonable rates Par
icuur attention paid 90 blank ytrk Every description
pfBmlug done, especially Blsuk ioks. Ledgers Joum
sales Books, Receiving Books, A., &C.
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10 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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asiy" The Daily Morning LeadS, is for sale at
Hawks, Schuokers' and Omsteds news depots.
At news depos at Weddcll aud Angler Hotels, aud
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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Do THE FLIEs rUouBLE You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth 4 Co.'s aud get one Of Glbcrts patent
IN traps They are a very curious and ingenious
contrivance, wind up like a clock, and viii keep
your house clear of flies By all means call aud
examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from 10 cts upwards.
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Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The oaiy harmless and reliable Due kaOl0n.
The Original and best in the world
AN others are mere limitations and should he avoided
yOu wish To escape ridicue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 90 a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wlrdod to VIM a. Bachelor suce 1870, and over sO00
applications have the Hair Of his patrons ii
his famous Dyes.
WlI A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to uuro tho least however long may be- continued
snd the IN effect of Bad Dyes r'mejied the Hair myigor
sted for life hyths Spleudd Dye.
Made, sold nr applied l.u private rOpusl at the WIG
Factor, No. g{I Broadway, n. Y.
sold iu an cities and towns p the Uuel States BY lrug
gists and Fancy Goods Ueuless
H- The geuuin has the urmo and address upon steel
blatC engraving uu fuIr sides Of each Box of
WAI A BATCHELOR,
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& NEWS ITEMS:
rnURspAY MonNINa, Au0.Il, Is10


r. Citizens wishing conveyance Co either Of the above
Trains Boats will called for hy the Coacho stevens
omnibus Line by leaving their address ut the Omnibus Of
aoo 81 Superior street. door tn Weddoll House.
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PoLIcE COURT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
Tue following was the business before the Court
yesterday morning:
James Wilson, charged with grand larceny, will
be examined the 18th.
Lucy Quinn, for intoXication, was fined 50 and
costs.
John Smith was fined SO and costs for disturb
auce
Thomas Hyde was fined So aud costs for sm.
lar offence.
VIM. Alexander, disturbance, was fined 50 aud
costs
George Kucklwein was fined $50 and costs for
keeping disordorly house.
John Malone, a boy, was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness
George V. Bates, obstructing sidewalk, will be
examined tomorrow.
James McEroy aud John Shoe were fined 81
each for disturbance.
Peggy shoup, vagrancy, was ordered to the City
mfrmary.
William Brown was sent to the Reform Farm.
From his story this will be joyful change for him
from bis late home He has been living as be says
and as is probably true, with a family that have
treated him as no one would be justified in treat
ing dog, beating and abusing him shameluly'-
Several days ago he ran away in his desperation
and succeeded in getting chance to carry papers
for Schuckers. His late proiectress had him ar
rested for vagrancy, when the poor boy begged he
might be sent to States prison any where rather
than be sent back to their prosecutions.
! Several cases were continued
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS The following
are the sales in real estate for the past weeks
August 3, lS5o-John Hemeslng to George
s,ich sub lot No. 3, Of George A. Davis sabdi>
vision Of sub lots % and 30 of Grangers subdivi-
sion of ten acre lots 54 aud 90, having 80 u #.
front Garden st., situated near corner of Perry
aud Garden sts. Consideration $3.50.
July II, lS59-samuel Fox to John Thomas,
the south half of sub lot 60 of Hitchcock 4 Hask-
clI's allotment of ten aero lot 100 and l2I, having
30 feet front on Wilson st. and located u mile
cast of Post Oaice. Consideration $2s5
August o, lSJ9-James T. Sterling to John W.
Clolland and others, sub lots AS, 4i9, 400 apd 45l
in block Y, or the Buffalo Companys allotment in
Cleveland City, West Side. Consideration $780,
August g. lS59-Henry Lloyd to Lawson Car
tor, % feet front on the south side Of Huron st.,
aud 100 feet deep being part of sub lot 20 in tho
subdivision of two acre lots 100 and llO. Consid-
Grafton $2,3OO
July %, ls50-Browster Potion (TrusteOl to
Isaac Juison, sub lots 30 and 81 feet OH tho
south part of sub 10; SO in VIM. slados allotment
on University Heights situated Il miles from the
Court House. Consideration $40.
August 4. ls50-IIaryoy Hunt to VIM. G. Lyon
2 s feet front on tho south side Of Bolivar st., and
$50 feet deep, neat the intersection Of Bolivar and
Prospect streets. Consideration S2,o5O.
July 6, 1s59-John W. lIayer to David sarver,
sub lot 55j in Barber & Lords allotment, having
49l feet front on Bridge st., situated miles from
the Court House. Consideration $780,
August @ 1S59-John Strong to Robert Rus
50 H. the cast half Of sub lot AZ in II. A. Ackleys
allotment of ten lot 81, having 20 feet front on
Rappo ST., aud I5O feet deep, situated u miles
oast Of Post Office. Consideration $3.50.
August 2, lsj9-John Story to Thomas Drassill,
the west half of sub lot ~ in H. A. Ackleys alot.
ment of ten acre lot 62, having 20 feet front on
Rape ST., and 100 feet deep, situated u miles
cast Of Post Office. Consideration $3.50.
WEsTMNsTRH REVIEW FOR JULy.-llawks &
Brother have received the July number of the
Westminster with the following articles:-What
knowledge is ofmost Worthl Jowett and the Broad
Church; The Differences of Local Causes on Ma
tional Characters Lilo of a Conjurer the Govern
ment Of India, s Liabilities and Resources The
Recollectious of Alexander Won Strrberg; The
Roman Question and Austrian Intervention. 1t is
an able and interesting number
The Hawks have also the Ledger with the first
of Dickens contributions, the first he ever wrote
expressly for an American publication. What
Dickens writes every body will want to read and
with good cause.
All the late dallies, weeklies and monthles al.
ways for sale at Hawks.
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TEACHER FROM BUFFALO The Buffalo COur-
icr says; NJ j. oATMAN, Principal Of School No.
2O has resigned aud will remove to Cleveland,
where he has been elected to the princpalshp OF a
public school.
The city loses two Of its competent and success
ful teachers by these removals, and it will not be
an easy matter to fil the vacancies as advantage.
ousy to the Schools The cause Of these resigna-
tions is the reduction in salary, The seed of dis
organization which was sown by the Council is
just beginning to bear fruit.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL, pRESRVE INFAIIJRTV

Ahuh lOANoouA WNUN n nun hNhNNAMkANU
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
tree times week, 70 any mnginhpe age. Perfectly
e a c one so Snd SsSa GTs Son ANN MI
aud preserve hs au free lrom az the srtates
Proesyona 6nJ Gentrn uaui Ladies Of al Classes
muS in It's Vnr Ren 6c Ivns TI md md r 9 sg say Too
HcH31T G32yg W Si Carirs Co.. Co. Me- "a NPy 49, 1851
We mere igdgced 70 se .Yme r 9 iiaT Restorative aud
ooT li,ls .o,s h0ad lor me- Tin, had os srfos.iy
hair almost 'unruy cauu OIL queucs, when reId
We dd s6w6 tlo hope of success Gut To oHt sute-'se
and Tint OF al friends few app;eauous removed
soon started ou and can uuw that hoy has
child We eau thereto aGoi do hereby recommend ySur
'' Go. ". W.HicGiNHoqHAM
| PRgF Woop-poar Nr: NV hsir had lot e.eru years,
n, 6Ss e @SSg [S pS M S ~ BY h9i,G
i,1p ID drr.si IT, When comm Iced usn,g your Han
ant hay cnn ned nsg ~ within The three last weeks
and iastrr sTaa be- prefTrv ibo c y, ne
"" 70 l m %, a. Hnn ohtd hays eyer used
whether 70 be used us Hair Resorheo or tgr ,,s simple
H, fi0n m fof-r 1" me- nlI ,in @ n,ytain ,ny Ja III s
performing allthat IS claimed for q .,,,,.,,,
ei9SiaDSsl nS Sdo @ EeN ls ls%l. , 10 T6ltdst'
induced 20 ~ @ t@s S,'pSf May Snd
come in great deal iGiekerthan eyeriwSs NoGins 6Gt
duty and svmnuhy that fee tn communicate Others
who are nhloe as have been, would induce give
thus public HC edgemen efthe hencf have received
from Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
NOurs respectfully,
A, X. JACOBS.
Tho Restorative is w 10 bottles Of three sizes viz -
l-alge medium aud smal the snail hulds X a pint aud
retu h one dol ar per botte the medium holds least
twenty cr cent more in prup0run than he small retAis
tor two dollars per huttle The lW4e hudg quat poT
rent mTr IN proportion, aud roins for three dollars
bottle
o, J WOODS GO ,Ploprelors, No ii4 Broadway, N.
! York. and No, ia Market stieet ~ LOUIS Mo-
And sold by all Druggists unh Fancy Goods Dealer
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VHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
i THE HUMAN sIGHT ENER INVENTED
N II. SOLoMONSON.

N-H->41< ~
k,-zy Ifn.-Q
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Drugs, Medicines, French, English and
Am,rianu pbaui.oI.

Drugs, Medicines, French, English and
American Chemicals,
GLASS q GLASSWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
NISifES, DYESTUFFS
Aud all articles running the WholesRle Jobbng Drug
Trade, No. lg1 SUI erors n,
WE HAVE IN STORE AND FOR
w sac, at lie low, 81 market prices,
100 ibis PURE OHIO IiNsEED OIL
10000 lbs PURE WHITE LEAD. dn oil
5000 ID. PURE DRY LEAD AND ZINC.
5000 lbs PURE ZINC, in oil, yarious brands
% bbls FRESH TURPENTINE AND CAMPHENE
rs bbls CINCINNATI ALCOHOL.
25 bPs CINCINNATI BURNING FLUID.
PAINT BRUSlEs-Tho finest assortment in the city at
Low prices,
TOILET ARTICLES endless variety Of French an
American manufacture, at wholesale and retui.
STRONG Il ARMSTRONG,
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~ nov rot FiBmrss aaa FuhHp-- Apply
Fog, Easworii CO.,, i05 lHd iOI superior sirssi.
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For sale Wh0lessl and Retail, bi WILLIAM FlSKE
No 20 superior street Cleveland who will suppli The
Amie ds Femme o. the Prlprietor's prices.
aul0 dEwly6
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HAIR IA R DYE HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE ]

No Jos Chambers st. New York.
"A ANTNTDNn nprgdS Vy6m2l
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western transportation
CAmnnnieS Line Boats,

sTN@A LEAVE CLEVELAND
rssssssz daily for Cncago Mi .waukee and Sheboy-
gan, Il tuching al intermediate ports.
POTOMAC lMOHAWR,
Capt. Gebhald. Capt. Pheatt.
IOWA, lTONAWANTA,
Capt. Jones. Capt Palmer.
ORIENTAL, FREE STATE,
Capt Briggs Cant Rounds.
BUFFAIO, lPLYMOUTH,
Capt. COnkey. CAPT. Dickson
CHICAGO, NEPTUNE,
Cant. IIerrok. Capt. Napier.
MILWAUKEE,, DUNKlRK,
Capt. Hunt. Capt. Hinckley.
NILE, MOUNT kRNON,
Capt. Collins Capt. Bennett.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, LltiuenUa, Hoarseness. Cropp
Brohehitis IacipieRt Consumption, and for he
ret5 ot COHsnmptiUe Patients IN adpaRced
stages of the disease.
80 wide the field Of s usefulness and so numerous yre
te cases OF It's oue3 that almost every section f
s99lhs ny ~ psi sous ubc known who have been reiey
e. e. aaimihs aud even desneeate diseases Of the lungs
W W 9he Mh9n re tiled, - super y eyo1y b.
~ o he Kim Is too qppnTrunt escape observa
o anu Mpule rs virtues are known, the puhno
hesA,e what anhdote 70 employ for the distressing aud
attlleus OF the pulmonary that Incl
@ aens " our Clo, hie many inferior remedies thrust
upon hs community have failed and been discarded tli,
h gPeH onds by every trial. conferred benefits on the
Mced hey can never forget produced cures too pu-
meiyue ana 700 remarkable To he firgntten.
LowOn, Mass
,AAli egI Msdiaes for sale by wAI FIsKE 8 GAYLORD
bHAmMpND and all Dea eTs in Medicines.
deelle
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TO PRINTERs.
To the Ladies'.
EMBROIDERY STAMP

M BROlDERY Y STAMPING.
h1iaying Just 7, ceiyed new supply Of Pietces eel
sbated Emhrohey Stamps. am piepiTed to stamp any
paleln desired Tor SILK OF french Embroidery IN sno-
IoI maans aud AZ hort notice Ladies are invited call
Retail 'S " N' "''''9"iV "l
EmBROIpERY STAMPS Having received the APen-
oy om Mr. Pierce, prepared to furnish gumps nnd
~, elnstfuouons al manufacturers prices.
f4r description oi this new sye, Godey's ladys
BOOK inf August, MRS. Nj. GUNSON
YARN No, 2ig 81. Clair A.
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IN July 1865 takon with an ordinary summer coin
,llnt iOr which neglected taking any remedies lopng
t94mencrd ltssi mucus sud blood. ond grew so weak
nW was unable To dO hulf days work. / nprled 10
p9lolats WIS used hrSt with cpates, with pills
90 tfnte oi silver tuok injections oil nitrate Of silver All
dung no goo neHt took various home renrdes rerom-
mehdru ny muses. and old ades neuher did hey do me-
any luuu Agau returned to tho Of the puysiciaus
hsEeus KIM w to lho u!Cssou, but all no uuip Sc
IN Muy 1855, alter having he disease over ton months
hl Mhrh ~ me way was urlnOuuced to b0 of the
i % suu heln pe was recommended To take the
TWeienbtr5 D'se lery Syrup, whi,h did la less than
noeniy J2a 4os Uer commencing rs tie disease
had ueo unable to accomplish Atthis time also COM
hcuctH dHly ahluun with cold water and ever since
huyo 'niOYcd excellent hea ill.,
used but portion Of hola to ncrou nils this GOOD
Work, uud ever since boz els have been
tvacuating th msolves once day.
tnlu my tHpeurnre, unhesiutlngy pronounce il the
best Dysontey medicine made, and ould heartily
recommend rs use TO every with lige difficulty am
ed TO make tins statement the pu lie through graf ude
ior the bts5na has conferred upon aud through the
uso. I n HABT "
Office Of Cleveland Plain Dealer
IIavugha opportunity tn test your alu bic medicine
nt towel complaints The Graz feuheg Dysenterv syrup in
my family moSt cor iialy recommend it aurdng ear
chafn aud cannot doubt that when 1t is as well kpown
as W. merits demand It will afford relief TO thousands now
sofey nhlclsd Morris FRANKLIN,
Pres bJard al Aldermen aud Acting Mayor, N. Y.
have had an opportunity of witnessing the effect of he
tlaeenes ny tntery syrup 90 cases ibJwe complaints,
esnel9y those ot severe character, and have hesi-
iaon - saving that il is admirably adaDted he cure Of
lheso disenses 4. Il. d. FORREST, NJ. u.
Croisn Waer COnnl'r aud Alderman, N Y.
~ For sale by Druggists Nedaino Dealers through
out The State %
e For medicines or agencies address
e II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
buso Agent tor Ohia.