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~ The n. Y. EcoRofnisf, in commenting on
the present aspect of trade at the east, says:
The eagerness to sell goods on credit, which is
evinced by many dealers at this time, has on
ly been equalled heretofore in seasons Of the
greatest speculation. The desire seems to be 10
get custom any rate by turning goods into oblga
tons of almost any length, and the buyers seem
to be quite as anxious to get possessed of the mer>
chsndise and get it out of the city. As conse,
queuce the utmost activity prevails this moment
in many branches of business Early aud late
hours are employed in hurryng of goods for which
the pay will come back but slowly. Much of the
goods are bought on credit by those who sell them,
and who trust to luck, formerly, to get paper
done at the banks, to bridge over the gap between
the maturity nf their own psper and that of the
which they take. The abundance or 1nuury end
capital in the country at this moment encourage
this course of conduct for the moment The ac-
emulation of capital is no doubt very rapid, par
ticularly at the south, the are very few demands
for it Other than for the sale or manufacture of
goods. But the capital of the country is seldom
at the command Of these credit Dealers whose
operations are very much like what in the stock
market is called spread eagle" a speculator
buys stock, say New York Central at so, to be
delivered atthe opticn of the seller within go days,
and he resels them at 81, to be called for at the
option Of the buyer within 60 days. He has him>
self no Opt, iu the matter, but must be prepared
with the funds to meet either demard when made.
If money is very plenty there is no difficulty. If
money becomes very dear he must take away what
be has bought before he doiver what he has
sold, and be is caught The good jobber, with
out sufficient capital, is called upon to pay for the
goods before he can get psy for them, and the
banks refuse to'aid him by the interposition of
their credits and "frghtful crisis presents itself
giving rise to the most profound theories on cur
rency, and discussions upon the "ruinous effects of
low duties" The politician will promise to cure
the difficulty at once by constructing such 'tariff
of duties" as will enable everybody to pay their
own debts, without ever requiring their customers
to pay theirs. The machine is indeed fairly in
motion, and the imports of goods will soon increase
in proportion to confidence displayed in the in
definite future.
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0NNMERGIAL..
ClereIand Produce nIarkets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY, March l6-5 p NJ
FLoURTe note sales 20 bbL good extra at s. 5 SO bbs
extra, ranging from good choice, at s6596 loo bbls
white wheat double and 20 bbls do do at same
The lot Of 800 bbs sold for shipment to New York state
wHEAT-Ons carload red sold at 81 ,S5 on track.
CORN-l2e bush from store in bsgs sold At PC
oATS-sales 200 bush new from &c. and carload
ontraek.
BUTTER-we note ls kegs Central at lsc; and small
lets roll at 22a25c.
CHEEsE-sSles of fair qualify made day at lOe
LARpl6 kegs sold 1Sc Which appears TO te the e1
except in retail way lot of few kegs sold
sillte.
EGGS-Are arriving freely and have sold to day at se9
Ie Sales reported p bbls at 90c bbls. at lOc
and bbls at The tendency is decidedly downward.
sEEDs-50 bush prime timothy sold at s2lO and lot of
5bus. clover at 1878.
PoTAToEs-Ars arriving considerable quantities prn-
cpsy from Western New York and Offering at 65c97Oc
fol good varieties.
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Total sa9s96sI0o sg99O5OOo slsl5z5oO

~ The export of ice from Boston from JAN
uary to March !, was 2s, ,5o4 tons. ofthis over
10000 tons were sent to New o.leans during the
month Of February, while the East Indies, Ceylon
Bombay, Calcutta, DC, are to be refrigerated with
share of this plentiful crop of the Massachusetts
ponds. The amounts exported to the same date
for Eve wears past are as follows:
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U y raILF1L I'm q ~ ieoIsLlzls
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of veiti exponas and pu IA issued from the
Court OF Common Pees Of Cuyahoga County, at The suit of
James M Parker ct. al ps against Francis R. Elliott
al s directed have levied upon and shall offer
for sale at Public Auction at the door of the Court House
coner of Seneca ami Cham3an streets) in the City
Cleveland in said County, the 1871 day Of Msrch l59
at O'Clock NJ Of said day, the OOwins described Ia ds
and tenements to wit Lying the township ROyaltOn
the County ef Cuyahoga State Of Ohio, and Is bounded
follows beginning at aake IN the certTe of the high
south So degrees west CHAINS 81 links, thence north de-
gTses west chains 9 links beech tree tIsnce north
degrees 10 chains so links the place Of begin
ming, containing and nietyone hundredh
being the land conveyed to Richa'd Elliott by John
Coates December cath 1925 and recorded in ok n,
pages 5-s-9 of CuyahOsa County Records
Appraised at SIS 81.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of execution issued ON The Court of Common Pleas
of Cuyuhoga County the suit Of H l. and r. l. hit
man against John Sidual directed have LEVIED
upon and shall offer for sale Public Auction the door
OF the Court House Of Seneca and Champlain
the CITY of Cleveland 10 said County the 10th day
March 1859 at O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following
described lards and tenemensto wit Situate IN the
ship of Brook yn being number in the thirteenth
range oftOwnshps the Connecticut Western Reserve.
the of Ohio and which also the County Of Cuya-
hoga and known part Of Lot No 5 in the Wileye
plat called Cleveland, formerly in the City Oh O.
and described follows strip of the north end
said lot Is wide beipg Is feet font Hicks
and 52 feet deep, be the same more or less
Appraised at $40.
D L. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff.
per Hon er Strong, Dep
R. HUNT Plffs Atty. febl2d2z2
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-nraroh ID.

Reef Catle-Advansed about 5sc the bsst grades but
the phi e is aDnrt he last week ceipt
2lOO Quotations 7s2c exc; premium cattle
Sheep and Lamhs-Active at higher prices Receipts
800 head
Sine-Du1 and declining; stock reduced; rsosIpts $500
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CHARLES O..

LIAM ID. Ohhhhs OQAhhEO u.
L kellogg and Daniel A. White defendants in said ac-
ton, hereby notified nat on the sh day of February
e a ~ 5n ~ ntS S nhS s pe99 % IN 5ne Cogft m q
state of Ohio which states that the defendants uransOn
DITI an. Lee pI e say AK =; q ~ SiSi6 ne
ship Of Fast Cleveland the County Of CuyahOga and
townships in the Connecticut Western ReseIyeand known
part of lot No 4s, am is bounded follows beginning
at stone at the south west of said 49, thence
north 20 ch7ins and Il links to sone the line of
to so ia The centre u the Shaker Road thence norih
l degrees west chain TO stone in the Of said
so % On the east line G S 5 and Sbcs is sOa
degree east l3 Ks thence south 49 degrees
south 46St desreos west chains p links the
chains q Inks to stone the centre Of said road thence
south degree west i9 inks 10 stone on the north line
g chains and 26 links the place f beginning Also
part of lot and also OF beginning at the north
4 thence east Is links to stone on the line of said lot,
,enee soD,h & S eses Wss' s cs % ss INKS INKS 20 stone
al The south west corner Of Oliver James land thence west
links in the centre Of the road 10 A Dutys south line
the ofhIs land thence north
one degree east chains 20 links to stone the north
place Of oea111nf the whole 70 contain lO9 7OOO
according TO the surveyof J. C. SAXON
To secure the payment Of SIX promssory roes made by
said DIrs Dart said Park B. Clark described
follows. An dated December Is Is5e and pavabie with
interest nualy for $50 payable December ls 1855
for $500 payable June lst ISIS fol $500 payable
$500 due December ls ls6O and for S4s5 due June
lst, 1851.
said petition further statSs that said first described
payable to said Clark order and bs him ndors
ed to the pain, and that due and unpaid by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred 10 the ulanif
interest said mortgage the extent said note; that
said mortgage was len record Rscoruers office
said the Cd day Of January, 1851 and record
ed jan h l57, and that the 5DJve named defendants
have claim TO have interest lien
es The object and Of said petition for usneut
against the said DuransOn Dart the of $780, with
$50 nom the 4h day of December ls5aud $3.50
from the 4th day Of December, 1883 for tho sale of the
mortgaged property to pay said judgment and for other
propaT relief.
Said defendants notified that they are required to ap
pear and answer said petition before the eh day Of
April, le59.
S. B. 8 +. ]. PRENTISS,
febe.eW222 for
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~ The following table shows the number Of
Banks in each State, with their capital, specie
and currency. The table is made up to January
1st, 1889:
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Sheriff and Special Master Com'r
ADAMS CANFIELD, Plf' Atty's. maIlllapn
GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant t. the command Of order Of sale
issued of the Court OF Common Pleas of CuyahOga
County the Of Samuel l. Baker p against Caro-
line Norton al des shall oEer for safe al Public
Auction the door OF the Court House. (roncr OF Seneca
and Champlan streesl the City CT Cleveland IN said
county, on the 22l Of March, 1879 O'Clock P II Of
said day, tile lands and tenements decrbe follows To
wit Situae Il township and City of Cleveland being
No in the 18th Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve IN the Saie of Ohio, and which also in
County Of Cuyshnga and known by being part Of sub
lot No 50 in the subdivision Of ten lots Nos l4 1885,
l36 and is bounded follows: north by ley, by
lot No 90 sOrth by Hamilton street, and west by line
parallel with the east line OF said lot No SO, and 26 feet
distant therefOm heir srs Of land 25 feet wide the
SC thereon, be the loss, but subject all
legal highways
ed at S557
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Drngg
c. ]. KEELER. M. D..

ECLECTIC. OFFICE No. "a Sene-
IL ca street. Residence No 80 Erie siree.- jsn2s
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC MED
- ICgNES Al w-oes lie AMI retail, No. "a seneca
street. jan29
nR. KEELER'S ANODYNE EX-
- PECTORANT and COUGH CANDY has become
favoriie in every family where is known for
Group Of the throat and lungs As snod
and expecont qualities it be surpassed Prepared
and sold az No. 81 Seneca street janis
DLILE ELECTUARY-A SURE
l. ard speedy cure, Al No. "a Seneca st. jsEl9
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland, Co
umbus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Ere, and Cleveland
and Pittsburs. Railroads.
At SOlo wita hacks 10 ChagTn Falls, &C.
AT Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc.
At Bracevile with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Meadslls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, ane EnoR Valley and thence By P. +. W &C. p
CHAs. L. RHODES, supT
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FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE.


And running in connection at Buffl'o with the NEW
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on The Ere Canal
and at CIevel1n nd vi IA the CLEVELAND & FITISBURG
RAILROAD, touthlug at Detroit Macklnac Sheh oysan
Port Washington Milwaukee Racinei Kenosha, and Wau
TINS Line is now prepared issue contracts and CIV,
through receius for y from Pittsburgh Wheeling
waukee Racine Kenosha, Waukegan Chicago, and to al
points the Railroads leading out Of Chicago and Mwau
kee and all prominent points on the Upper Misss
sippi River.
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal aronsge extended to the Line the past
son, by he travelling pubic, has induced the Propreors
greatly increase their for passengers and
tn desiring cheap safe and comfortable route will find
II by takins this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed s less rate than by any other having within The two
past transported property TO an amount exceeding
sixteen mi Iii n dollars in value, without any loss
With these unequalled facilities the Propnetors hope &c
receive liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN H MOORE, Agent N. Y. C. R.R- No. 2o7 Broad
NJ B. sPAULDING, Agent spaulding's Express. No 24t
CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS & CO Proprietors If Ier-
WM. STEWART, Agent leveland Pittshur7h Ralliosd
D. B williamson Agent Cleveland Pittsburgh
HUBBY HUGHES CO., Forwarding Merchants, ,cleve-
NIX MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants. Cleveland
H c sIcDowFLL Special Agent. Cleveland. o.
j. J. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant Milwaukee
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark and South Water streets
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent
maIl525s Office foot Of Michigan St. Buffaio, n Y
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Mlaabinists Mf.
"a. K0NIG o.

H. KONIG SLOW,
Maufacturer Of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY. LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and DeHtistsi
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
sSuPsT1oI street American Buildings, Clevslards Q.
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Ceaol Notires.
CHERIFF & SPENIAL MASTRR,S

ShEhlpp q or ~ lAA nAC L I'M .
~ SALEPursuant to the command OF an alias order Of
sale issued from the Court Common Pleas of Cnyuhuga
County the Of James Kdney Piail tiff against
James McGregor Defendsht directed shall offer
for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court House
(corner Of Seueca and Chsmpan sreets) in the Cit of
Cleveland, in said County the llth day Of April 1859
at O'Clock NJ of said day, the following described lands
and ienements 70 Wit Lot lumber cne hundred and sixty
62) Ezekiel Folsom'S allotment of the Charles
TevlOr farmin OlO CtV, Cevellnd said Ot being
Detroit street. with of ~ feet and extending back
with the same width 10 Vermont -
ar.r. Ii
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The Restorative is put in bottles OF three Sizes
La &c, medium and small; the small holds pint and
twenty per cent more in proportion than he suR reails
bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO., Propristurs, No al2 Broadway n
" n the great N. y. Wire Railing Establiahmsnt and
No. ll4 Market street 81 Louis, Mo.
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
anla@ = 7
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CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention exclu-
svey to this peculiar class Of maa and the reet they
have consequently been enabled 10 fellow
tuTes fully testified and gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED by con
esceet patients and others daily arriving in town from al
parts OF the country express purpose MY of consul
tatons while their exeOns have been r ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
i-quiTing into the of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition to that Of the
gerous and nveterae they have always Entertained tn
possibility of their prevention and removal and likewise
nvarsby found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease cOua almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance, neglect or the bad effect
unskliu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded discovering the selection
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
ting oil combination Of remedies which bear equivoca
character well those whose premature nudici
application might be productive O bad consequences the
hands of private individuals In short the laudable
their remedies is the lessening OF great Of human
misery by the aeyaton relief and preTen0n Of those
gneyous sctons that reality the foes of life
and which, while they extensive surround aloud
fer skill and fnteTfe in their determination
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Cor colunbi. and dsr1Sll 8 % SENkINs .ls KI6Ss ",

LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb H. ls5s.
PBoF. WooD-Desr SIR Your Hair Restorstive has
much good IN this part Of ths country NV hair has besn
sgnly dnin inshlng for several years caused suppose
from slight burn wren quite infant hayeb
using your Hair Restorative for weeks and find that
nave hne head Of hair growing after having used Al
other remedies known to effect. think the most val
naeie remedy now extant and advise all who are afflicted
that wayto use your remedy.
You can publish this If you hink proper.
Yours, sc, s. W. MIDDLETON
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, ls57
FkoF: NooD-DeGr SIR: Your Hair Restorative 4 prov
ing itself benefcialto The front and also the back pst
Of my head almost lost its coverng-was in fact BALD
have used but two bottles of your Restorative and
now the top Of my head is well tudded with Dromsipe
crop young hair and the front also receiving ts beu
NJ have tired other eparatinns without any benefit
whatever think from ny orr personal reccmmsndato1
can induce many others tn it
Yours Respectfully, d. R THOMAS, Md
16l No. Vine Street
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COUNTRY INvALIDs

Persons in any part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of II cir case with
remittance for medicines SC.
Address DR.. AMOS & SON. corner Main and Quay-sts
Unfra n
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DR. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases 1t has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Phi adelpa
aud New York. 1t has been declared the only useful nsrn
ment ever invented for the OF Seminal Weakness
disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 by mail or express
N B.-Dr. AMOS son. in order to satisfy the most
skeptca asto the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that in nstance where prove unsasfac
tory after fair trial. the money viii be refunded by
turning the instrument in good order.
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Corning 8 Co 5 ouOtatiOns

76 RIVER sTkEET, ......... CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
alcohol. Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spirfts and WhisEiss
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UmriVaIed i'm Market.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.


THE REASON WHY IS THAT BY
Naturss oa process it Isstoresthe natural color per
anent after the hair becomes gray supplies the nafura
fluids, and thus makes grow bald heads renoyesa
daDdruf itching and heal from the scalp quets and tone
up the and thus all nervous headsche ami
may be relied tc al diseases of the SCALP ami
hair; It viii stop and keep from falling off makes 4 s1f
glossy healthy and bedEt snd if used bY the young two
or three times week 1t vii or become ten
reader read the following and Judge Tor yourselves
NEW YORK, Jan g. 1858
MEssRs. o. ]. WooD Co.-Geatlemen. HEV1 " hesnl
good deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
my hair beng quite gray, made up my mind to ASIDE
the pTejndces which l. common with great many per
sons mad against all manner Of patent medicines
self. - -
The result has been very satisfactory that am verv
glad did So and1n justice to you, well for the en-
coursgement Of others who may be graz was bu
who having my preudices without my for setting
them aside unwilling 10 give Restorative trial
until they have further proof and the best proof being ~
lar demonstration, write you this letter which Won msv
show to any such, and also direct them 10 me for frhs
proof who in and cut Of The N. Y Wire Railing Esah
lishmenf every day. '
My hair is its natural color and much iuproad IN
appearance every being gOsser and thick cb
more healthy locking. am, Yours Respectfully
CnrC CoIu
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Transportation.
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF~N
" Lake Navigation, the Proprietors e. EsiVSdN
Of this Line viii put upon the route rom gs1 s=As1
Buffalo TO Chicago seven frst-ciass A No. U.sEZkz
/ S..repr Sfeamers OF great streneth and sreed.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLRDO BAIL ROAD.

kess ssss;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ITO take effect MONDAY, November
L 2alh, less.
TRAINS LEAVE CLEvELAND. DAILY. [suNDArs
ExcEPTED.l as follows:
For Toledo aud Chicago-ll 40 A. n, and o0P.H.
For Detroit and Jackson-II.s0 A. N.
For St Louis Lafayette For Wayne and Stations To
ledo, Wabash and Western Raj Roads-s 90 P.
For Cincinua, DAYTON Springfield and Stations San
For Norwalk and Statonsn 40 A
For ssndusky and stations on Northern Divson- Pm
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CLEVELAND:
From Toledo and ChicagO-I2.O5 and Oe Pm.
From Sandusky-u.l6A ]. H JACKMAN,
Cleveland. Nov. Q, 1ssss-------Gen Gen'l Ticket Agt
1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
- o
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
~ @ 1858 Passenger Train leave Cleveland sfollos
O d. G8f2n95l ESPe,' stoPPns as ssTes eIsf0a
Gallon, Gilead. CaTtington ASHLEY. Delaware
s;le II, Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping at all sta
tlOns between Cleveland and. Gallon, and at
leave passsnsaTs south YeE Of gallon
sb., s.nan.v 5ss5 d5S Newark Railroad for
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark. GAINESVILLE &c
Crestllne Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dephos, Lima 81
Wayne, LaPorte: Chicago, &C. west and Easi
for Mansfield, Wooster, MasSilOn, &c.
Gallon and Belefonaine Railroad Line for aroa Belle
fontails, Sidnsy Uoion, Muncie, Indianapolis,
TerTe Haute, Ymcomss, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo St. Louis, &c.
De aware DsTton and Cncnnsti Line for Springfield o.
Dayton, Hamilton Cincinnati. Richmond. In
aianapOlis, Terre Haute, st Louis, &c; anl It
Cincinnati with the Ohio 3 Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
River.
Litsle Nismi and Columbus, and XsEa Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis, 1eTre /
Hauts, st Louis, Morrow, LOVeand- and CIn- |
cinDati. and with the ohioand Mississippi Rail |
rOsd at Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville |
Caro- st Louis and all points on the Ohio river.
slHH Ius Central Ohio RairOad for Newark, Zanesvls
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqus AID Indiana /
Railroad for Piqua, UTbans. re.
= For Tickets to sl points and information apply II
he Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, al the Pas
snger Station.
8. FLINT, Superintendent.
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6roferiee. Mf.

ELOUR-1O0 bbls Double Extra, for
Il sale by LESH, SIMMONS 4 co
mnrl5 No. q Union Lane
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.YogNG. aIEN TAKE .PARTICULAR NoTICE.

An sirument Tor the OF Nocturnal Emissions
properly known as Seminal Weakness, &c Can be perma
A this instrument when used cOninintly with medicines.
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D L. WIGHTMAN,
I, Sher # Special Master Commissioner.
y J. t. PHILPnT Plf's 4tt'v. feblstd223
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
Established for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fsusr and AgHe,
Asthma, LlcIpient Consumption, Lqfrnl-
ities Of Youth and Old Age DC.
q NO MERCURY USED. a
Dr.. AMOS & SON.

NUIIIeI UI HIaIH alu Sluhy sIIeeLs, bUFFALUt T.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
"a the State who members of the Royal College q
Surgeons, London. May be cousulied from O'clock
the morning until at night every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of pwafs
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GLOVER SEI'D.-50 BUS. FOR
~ sale by LESH, SIMMONS 4 CO.
marl5 NJ. a Union Lane.
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R. C Hunt. Plf's Atty.
Jonathan 3. HerTick, ! IaIntia