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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

nans which 90 completely couibinss al tas quail
ties, Essential for proper dschaFge Of the CITIES
Of this responsible ONCE, Is that Of Col John W
Head.
9ohieh legal attachments, he adds, habits of sys-
TEN and precision, rarely met with among our pro.
fsssiOnai men-whis at the same time he is essen
TALLY working man.
If Col. lead could be induced 10 become candl-
date for the position, We have no hesitation in say
ing he would 60 out with the endorsement If
MIDDLE TESSEssER
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The undersigned (name Of guaranto Cname ~ ss ana
tat=o tname he stated ana name d second utrafo 49,
hereby undertake that the above IN he bsr or 56
dersl Will n MS Ter uer Ofer above accented enter nt
contract with The United States within fesn DAYS after The at
q notice through the postoe, Of the acottnse Of his Tor
thelrl offer before mentioaei. -
Witness rsiy,at-r, ~ .-.,..-s.-N
eery ta1s ne above FAMED hsre he auarantorsj ar
known % be good and responsible us1s- i5 bs.'s
(siEnaturs-J
lob signed BY the district judge district attorev collec
agent or person bureau 70 n respoos
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Additional Supplies
FOR GENT EN-.
CLOTH Top Pump Sole Opera GsiisIs;
Patent Leather Stitched do
Calf Kid Pump Sole do
Patent Leather Kid Top DO
Cloth and Lasting, Plain and and Tipped do
Lasting Lace do
French Lasting Oxford Ties
Dress Shoes, Of Kid Lasting and Calf, &c, &c,
JUST OPENED
AT
NO4e COLLEGE STREET,
AND FOR SALE CHEAP.
JOHN RAmAGE.
mava7
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HAVE just received about forty for sale, including
good families and few we'll qualified house
Call and look at them, as I will sell cheap for cash
y. LYLES,
mayed 50 Cedar treet.
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date for the position, have no hesitation in say
ing he would go out with the endorsement Of
MIDDLE TESSEssER.
EDITORS UNION AND AhEaloAEi
In consequence Of the resignation John L. T.
sneed, Esq, the oflee of Attorney General and Re
porter for the State will soon become vacant aud il
becomes appropriate to discuss the question as to
Ocally dissvow any wish or int ntiOu to place THU
question upon either political or sectional grounds
feel no heeit4titn in present ng the name Of Gen
Sam. Milligau, of Gresneyille, az in every way
well entitled 20 consideration in ccpnsetion witt
the Office.
Possessing stern integrity, methodical habits o
reflection and action; be is also man Of quici
perception aud cain deliberate Judgment The COM
hination Of these qualities of mn1aud traits Of char
scer, with his industry aHd perseverance, eminent
ly qualify him fer the flee in question. In sddi
ton to all this Gen. n. has had much experiences
in the making of laws as well IS aiGinisterinI
them, having been for several tsrms q member o
! our STATE Legislature, where be was more dis!in
guishei for the eleainess of his Judgment am
tne coFieSthtss VI nS P0liO9 INA4A '"i SNy hSAS -
fort to make himself prominent.
conclusion. may odd that Gtn. NJ lsa Demo
Graf but while he has never wavered. filtered or
Alpched in his support of Democratic measures, be
has nevertheless, always borne himself towards th'
Opposition, by whatever name it msy for the TIM
have presented itself, 10 suoa m1naer to conviBc
them Of his sincerity and thereby command thei
respect and persensl esteem.
assume nothing beyond what the facts ia THU
region justify, by sfixing TO the foregoing senti
I Al -, Dc
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Army proper a3s l55 s.
Deduct amount paid for Army proper,
year ending June 30, le40,......-. 929 O6 -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

Class No 2. Stone class No White pine spruce timber ana
lumber; Class No Lime and hair; class No enen No
sand class No H. Iron and mails; 2 Steel; class No
- Aaers class No H. FILES class No Is, Paints oils and Es
class No 10 Ship canderyi class No lGf, Sperm
", Hardsare class No IS Stationery caso ~ Ne
q, ProyeRder; class No ~ Charcoal casZs
elass No &C. Goals class OF, ceck class No % Pow
der Magazine.
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Leaving fc7f3~So Cd
From this deduct payms nts
der the 18th article Of the treaty Of
peace with Mexico, due May 30,
is4s........... ..............., 81 O39,53O O5
" I549-......-..-........ $4,000 %
as per act July 90 Islg............ 8, Os9, SIS 81
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Class No Breks;eass No D TeoEpine timber; class No G.
White pine timber and lumber class Lime class No g C
class Sand class No 20 Slate class No IL Iron iron
spikes and raj $ class No IL, Steel class No - Pig on
No Il, Files class No Is, Paints, els glass 6
Snip candey class No 49,, Sperm oil class T.
class No 49, Stationery class No 90 Hay
Provendsr; class No - Charcoal No roof
mailing ssta1ilsilelt class No 25 Buaing granite Piers
wharf At Fort Norfolk; class No - AuEer eass No 81 Coa
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Class No Bricks; class No s. Hard wood timber and znhs-s
class No White pins, spruce, iuaper and cypress timber and
lumber class No g Gravel and
and spikes class No p Steel class No u, Pig ion class No
tes class No % Paints oils and glass class No l6, ship s
dery class No l6s, sperm o class No Il Hardware
No Is, statoney class No 10 FreEood class No Hay
straw class No "a Pr0Vender; Charcoal class No y
Belnngs packing and hose class No y, Coal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

~ Marx Packages "a. T. COR ana sonsign to care
Alsnt at Cleveland r. N. BOND,
msr7DY6 0UneTui Agent aud Cuisines
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CoRN-lhe demand is lighter market may quot
ed duh SJs2c Receipts fohe week very light
being limited to 200 bus.
oArs-sve been active for day or two past are
without change in price We quote them iO64c
track. There very Jew arriving.
BARLEY-Is duh and nomiuaTat G0e-hodsr asking the
latter price, without sales
RYE-Is quiet aud nominal at S5a9Oc
HIGHWTNEs-Are unchanged, and range at 25 d25l5c
IRON-Thore Is no change to IN prices Quotations
as follows Common bar g. 5dS3' hoop Sid$72O; com
sheet si75d55J boiler S55O6JO, nail rods 5&a7c.
LIQUORS-Brandes sell rs folows Jules Robin $3.50
Champagne S45oa$5; seIgneue s2a2 5i American s5Q
Zoe; catawba SjGs6; Catawbs in s. Gn-Hol nd,
sl0l q; American 45a6Oc.
LIME-whie Lime 81; osvego Water Lime sllsasl %
saudusky Hydraulic Cement sI,25al57H
METALs-Are steady as follows, Tin plate per box SlO7
sl2 Tin pig per cwt sS5dsss Lead pipe, 7da775 Lead
bar S7,dSs;
MOLAssEs-An advance has taken place in New Orleans
molas es which we quoe 4642c
NAILS-Assorted r cwt S321d35O
OILs-Lard No q gallon s7d90c; No 2 77dslc; Loco
motive SldiI2 Whale sGS2c Linseed is quiet 6sd7Oe
PROYlsIONs-MEss PoRE-There Is no improvement in
tho demand and only quote it nominal at SIS 500
sl7,uO.
MESS REEF-Is quiet and nominal at sl2 51dsl&
HAs E1cThe demand good for the better qua.
e ofhams and prices for smoked meats generally firm
choice sugarcured hams have been fair and include
l5ouD lbs Comstock's stllSe Plain hams range at 9c6
lOisc. shoulders at Ia Sc and sides at 6dSl5c.
DRIED BEEF-ls quiet at l2c.
LARD-Is inactive at l2d3c for small lots.
SALT-The market has nearly cleaned ont and pce
have advanced to 81 lsd 20 fine and dealers
tcipating sun further improvement, Coarse Is quiet al
l5. and sacks at 9Gghe.
sEEDs-There has been light inquiry for timothy which
has sold at S2d2.5O for choice clean seed.
WOOL There is no change in prices but improved in
cuiry is reported AZ the following quotations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

RErURNINa SoUTH The Cleveland Demo
crat publishes an account Of whole family of
negroes, from Chatham, O. W, returning
South, via that city aud Cleveland The Dem.
ocrat mentions no names, but the owner of the
party is said TO have met them at Cleveland
In short, the whole story carries the appear
ence Of q roorbaek on its very face, and doubt
less possesses as much foundation in truth as
articles usually found in that Paper-Dshoh
Advertiser.
Five Of the Democrats returning "fugitives'
are still in Oberlin A gentleman who hos
conversed with them says they fatty C, ntradict
the Democrats sensation roor0ack Not one
of the Canada party referred to has returned to
slavery, Those who went to Paris, Ky, were
free. The Democrat was badly sold, or else
designed to sell others
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NEW YoRK 0IARKEr-July IS


Four-Unsetted, ond all inferior grades To-, lower
while me grades arc ST. ady and unchanged sales
1890 Gbis Of 81 5dSi 70 t sup Stte, S4 dS5lj for
stale S4O al - super wsU: $3.50 $3.50 fr c1mmon %
good * "a ,se-trrn Si55 OO Old, uud IS OEG5O lOI
fresh 5ruurd IouLd huup Ohio Closing heavy and
uust tiled.
Rye Fiuur-Unchangod, sales nt s. O'dt 76.
whe~-DuIl and hea and 4dSJ lower for aew Old ls
quiet sales GuOl bus mt 9Oai 80 for white Ky, 10
fr Genesce, rs r white do p new red sra, -
Rye~Dull. Sales 5Ol bus al s3c.
Bar Uy uuchuuged. .-.
Corn-d2c and acvc Sales $500 bus at 80 for
old mixed Ia store. s0Gs2 new delivered.
Oafs-Low ! and dull. Sales at id42 tur state, anu
4O0 lDr Caua'lun.
Whisky--Steady. Sa les A9O hbls ut 26c.
Pork-Lowsr stiles 800 hhls qt $40 5o9ll for prime
SII 90 thlu mess f45.50 mess SlGheuvy DO
Beef unchd. Sales $50 bbs at SGa6 h for pnme, (19
for 9d0GS3 Tor repackod Chicago aud ono choice
lyidl gt $500.
Prime mess beef quiet at SlS(GSA.
Beef hams-Small sales II l5ldls 10.
Bacun-Dull. Sales repor ed Of 10 hhds smoked shouI-
Cut meats continue duh Sales l25 packages at G54tA
fsf hOuders "a - for hams.
IaTu-H6lVJ. Su.eS ul luA4lll.
B1ftor-F rm IGGs II Sate, ll6ll5 for ONO.
Cheese--Cnrce and firm Ease Tor prime
Tuilow-tirm. aales al lOtdGli.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle hut ac-
I've Caharc Viii, the proprietor has ustd In his praC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26
COMMERCIAL



Market, ior tho week ending July 25, 1859
Inactivity continues 20 BE- he prevailing charpcesto in
the market Whest aud 0our retain their downward tendeu
o. md the unceany which cxis whom tbe bottom
viii be reached limits nansactons 70 tho smallest ami cunts
necessary TO keep the home demand supplied
The dulness extends alno article ofprodnoo and
basnosss geueray usual at this Of The yeai
very quiet.
BEANs-Aro inactive sud dull and prices are nominal at
75caLoo
BUrTER-1s firm al Sc for W. Central has sold at lie
a2c Tor good 70 choice The tendency Tho market
higher aguros though there no positive advance 10 note
asyei
CnEEsE-Has been In N oderate demand and prices are
we'll maintained. sales mostly small lots st 7GScihe
latter being the extreme figure for choice article Of
dairy.
EGGs-Have declined and close dull and heavy at lee -
Receipts improving aganbeng l7s brs against 70 brs
last week
FEATHERs-Are offering at &c without sales
FIsH-Thers is further decline note in whiteasb which
quote 50 5aslO for wholes and s5COdsj25 for halves
Other varieties Of lake nsh unchanged quoted
follows Trout s7Oasi Pickerel $4,000 herring 80 for
halves and Baynsh s29s5O for do. Macker steady
ss5O and $3.50 for No wholes and halves, s7BaS9 for
no do aud $3.50 and $3.50 for No g. Goldfish are steady
at 5d5,2j o. cwt
FRUIT-There Is no change 70 10 domestic dried fruits
which continue inactive and nominal Sc perb for apples
aud sc and Oc for peeled and uupeesd peaches Oranges
are selling at s55Ods6 and lemons sbas55o Rasns
are quoted $40 for NJ. II. and s325 for layer
FLOUR-There has been further considerable decline
during the week and pfce8 have fallen s55Oas6 for
choice extras and sjas55 for double extras The
demand st these quotations. limited small for local
consumption aud n large WY these figures could not
obtained
Receipts have been As follows.
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NILLLoW II,,Il,l \ URoyE, lows, Moy, ls56.

N N u u
lr ~. Iu. n6t SIR Hoping it mHV
ur ne iuVsld 10 seek Ttlie from snn6trns give below
the acts my Yun frs ptescTbed Tor me- in
sept, 1855 had been suUClirE uTy-brs from cumni-
caiou oi dis oses and impurities Of The blood. The last
three years (eNccpng sw weeks had been kent pris
family m cd, aud nt that tim6 terOle 10 80
no g. char o-g enough 20 bovo my he'd lTrpngej,
could stan upright urnn feet NV suneiues were
without int mtssinn, aud 90 times were ycpreat Deb
tty and dpTaugemeut seemed porude tho ens ~ tenn
Al that KIND friends and attentive lvsciuu could do
had been done for me had also used different kinds ~
patent medic nos hich acted a. pgatyo but taod TO
mencod treatment, there rmdual Improvement
the enh Oft few weeks able TO sic up hour at
time, aud in six mouths rode Ten miles n day From
IA time improvement more Tapd--hnye since been
journey west and um now eni0yrg good degree Of
henh feel that un your treatment under the blessings
OF Cod, 1 an indebted for life and comfortable health
Yours with mucn respect, Mas NJ BEAlISS.
ME- b. resided urng her sick and while under tres
mepl M Munson, Geuusu Co, o. where her ather, Mr.,
chester Miller gtiu ruuiaias iy2l.dfnl 3tu20auwlm
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


Are composed that disease Within the range Of their ac
tiOn eau rurev withstand eVado hru Their penetrating
pToneri les Search and cleanse and vgu every
Of The human Orgausm correcting It's die used action and
restoring s ealihv yalties AZ consequences Of these
properties, TIE va ld WIN Is bowed down with main or
physical debility ssonishcd 20 ud bis health of el ey
restored by remsdy at once 80 simple aud inviting
Not ONLY do they the ey0 daG complaints OF every
body, but TO many ormdab and dangerous diseases
The AGENT below named Is pleased t0 furnish glatis my
AmDuUan Almanac, containing CeftiiCaea their cures
md directions Tor their use 90 The uowng comu aiutsl
COstNeucss Hearth HendHCte arising NOM disnTdeTed
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion Pain ana Morbid Iuur ion
Of The Bowels Flaluleucy Loss Of Appetite Juuudlcr and
other kindred complaints arising ftun low state OF the
body or OhotructO' of its tunrtNns,
nut bo plt "a by unpinoiped Dealers with 9TH
er Pill they make the more profit Ask for AYERS
PrLLB, aud take nOhiug else
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~ The most favorable bid for the new
Presbyterian church of Salem was by Cleve-
land parties, who proposed 10 erect and finish
the building for 81 $40. The amount raised
by subscription and sale Of pews is about S4,-
500 The building committee think they can
raise $4,000 and put up and enclose the
church this year and raise enough additional
next year TO finish it.--Nelo Lisbon Patriot
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORlL,


Coughs, Colds, IHfueHua, HOarSeReSS, Group,
Bronchitis, InciBieRt Consumption, and for he
relief Of COHsumptDs PGtieHtS "a adpaaesd
stages of te disease.
So wide m the field Of is usouutss and y1 numerous ye
The of its e3 that almost every section OF country
a6opnls IA rsTsons Ipolcy known, have been 70 lev
by use. Wheu tlied rs superrtiy over ever n
medicine OF the kun Is ou uppnreun 10 escape obsrfva-
ion aud wheio Virtues are Known the pubic "a, ongor
hesitate what autdote 20 employ ur the Distressing aud
dangerous aotnns of the pulmonary ORGANS that
den q our Innate mle many uieior remedies thrust
onthe community have failed aud been dsaardeJ this
has lped niends ly every al ConfeUed henehis on The
al cted They never forget nroductd nu-
meT0us and too remarkable % No. f,rgniten
Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER & CO,
Lowell, Mass.
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ANFOR RD'S
Liver EmVigOPatOr
NEVER DEBTLITATFS.

NEVER DtBlLlIAIEN.
TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Il FROM GUM, and has become au establ shed fact a
Sundlr1 Medicine, known and approved by all nave
used and rGsOfted to with confidence in ali The
diseases for which It mmended.
IL has cured thousHnds within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Jl relief as The numerous
unsolicited cert ifCates IN = my possession show
The dose must he adapted Ito tie temperament of the
individual taknRit, and us = od such quaint
oct gently on he bowels 81
Let dicinrs OF veuTI@ Judgment Guide YOU in the
use Of the LlNER lN-IS|NIGORATOR, and II
VIu cure Liver Cone Iplaints, Bilious At
tucksy DyspepSi uB@ Chronic DiurrhOea,
= m ul e T q o IN ZIP latnta, Uysentes
Eyg DrOpayJ S0uFZ stOmaChy HHbitual
GOstlVeueBs3 ChOl-.-tcs Cholera, GhOlr-
Fa MOrbus, ChOlpra,. III fauTum, Flntu-
icnce5 j uundiC e ,|1IFemaIe Meaknpss-
aud be used sue -.res.tul uu OHUiNA-
ny FAMILY NEEDLE |ClNE II viii lure SICK
n y A u A g II =. az thousands Cuu tesiih,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFISITWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-I-IEN at commencement of
attack.
An who use It are giving their iimonv In its favor
~ Mix water IN the m nth with the INVIGORATOR
AMI swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

lam physician Of thirty vpar Practice NV principa
study has been dlseaEes of females They have generally
hnne ny best Efforts Obtaining the mate riali sing
gave them tar trial, aud Iounl myself ahuuduntly sue
o. tsiul in my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about hall The cases, and could not
ten Now can radically Cuft n tast sevente In TWIN
yand mitigate the rest consider Marsulps Utoune Ca
holcou the greatest blessing fomnes Ihuve met with.
j. II. WILLIAMS. NJ d., Charleston.
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1859.
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,

TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
VIII du5us the present season run THEN we'll known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdcnsburgh n OsweRo, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TR1-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky Toledo and Detroit,
And n SEM1-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswcgo, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
CONNECTING at sicusburrh with the
Ogdensburgh q Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego will, the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betioeen 0sloego, Troy, Albany and Neio York
Connecting al,oat punkirR with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming .
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Brtwoau Nuukirk, Cleyc'an. and Saudusky, nnda
TM.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
D,twson Dunkirk Chicago onl intermediate Ports
hut one traush, pmCnt.
r5'- Merchandise marked IN. 7. Co Express " will be
forwarded fr m New York by Express Freight Train
over the New York Ere Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dmikirk.
r. These Lines connertnt Cleveland with the Ceve-
land, Detroit aud Lake superior Line.
APPLY To
! MYERS Agent N, z. Go, NJ ~ Roadway N Y o.
J. T. WARNER. Aceut q Co, No 9Cgnti-s Slip w
JOHN HOOKING, AGENT N 4. Co, No. 20 STA street
Boston.
Boston
| CHAS. S. TAPPkN. cor. 9Th aud Chestnut st. Phila
!. + CHURr II, Agent, Rousg'S Point, N --.
lEOR PARK EE, Age {.
| HOVEY \ CRAWFORD. Oswcgo. n. Y.
S ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunklrk.
PELlON BREED, Cleveland.
J. S. CIENOWErH co. Cincinnati. o.
J. Z McBEIHy Agent Soudusky.
VIM. T. Wal KEk, Agent. Toledo
| J. Il. HRAMFoRD, Milwaukee, Wis.
McHFNRY BARKER, Racine Via
IACOB WASHBU RNE, Uaveuoort Iowa
II p WIRORG & co Fulton City. IN
| Y " GRAHAM & co Cairo. III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis
Office OF the Nur.hern Transp1rtltion Company,l
Cleveland Feb. 18th. ls5g
| mlrl9RG = CHAMBERLIN President
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llhpsitiolls & 9nraeons.
YI0 dhlOlic EllDnii1Es.
nR. BANNING, date of New York, }
~ gives notice that he has ,Ucaled al
No. 14l Euclid Street.

No. 144 Euclid Street.
And that miyng now perfected his sys'em Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS BRACE TRuSSES,
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
AND skirt SUPPORTERS
He is reparedto treat Casually without med cne he fol
lowing unI analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritub threat, and weakness and
huanensss ul voice ~ speaking aud singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, hleediug at
e lungs. plin shornes Of breath aud paptaon Of The
DERANGERTENr OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
tipn, ucdy sense Of collapse pmness, dull dugsiug
pains the sides and ul gone feeling which ag.
gr,vHtcd 90 ere citing tho body
WEAKNESS AND FAILING or THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diauhmu, prolapsuS an md
piles.
aURINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
iuuuutueut and painful urinutiOus
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested so
generally end TO insanity and physical lulu.
SPINAL DERAkG ENiEN1Si with curvature, iuoQuu l.
ties u tho hips and shoulders unRIdcetu gait and ptu
aud weakness OF Tie back which, n no, arrested tend to
their increase and 10 consumption.
HERNIA; "a radical cure effected ION pnucple) by
means OF tls new combination Brace ITl-.
DEEA NGEMENI OF THE LOWER EXIREMi-
TIES with coldnss uumhness, hcayincss ana swelling,
The druuping of young ladies with peaked shoulders aun
large uud sharp shoulder blades, aud ness Of tho chest
winch are so indicative Of early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT suPPoRrErs The attention Of ladies is called to
h~ combination Aud minal and Spinal shoulder Brace auG
skirt supporter, by which most OF the above affects uy
be prevented relieved the tum and bearing of the
hldg muuvtd ud the weight of the skirts held away um
the stomach lnvauds out o the city should inquire by
letter when Or may bee seen.
The medical profession invited TO examine his sugi
cal devices.
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies' declO
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West Bsiford, Coshoclon Co., Hnyil. /,

West Bellord, Coshocton Co, Nay IA, 1851.
Mr.. ". II knrs ~ Sir:-l have heeu selling the Medi
ones VI ihe Gmeenbeg Company for the last ten years
uud have ivataby Duud them to good tartun
and the ltlls have sold 20 great many ume TUgu
lary their tea and coffee. and with trade they have
become strpe article. Marshal's Uterine Caihulic0n
rs medicine that has done great amount Of good female
diseases One Idy sold it to told she had
Cd more benefit from bottle than she did long
course Of medical treatment by the skilul phys
clans. Yours truly,
jim. ], 1853. JAMES WILSON