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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

Leave your grievances as Bonsparte did his
letters, unopened for three weeks, aud il is as.
tonishng how few Of them, at the end Of that
time, will require answering.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

a1TThe goods belonging to Dayton Lodge
will be disposed of to>day, in Oregon at two
o'clock P, M. Let those interested attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

u Ripe Cherries, Strawberries, aud Goose.
berries for stewing, may be had at Brandcn.
burg's Third street, uear Jefferson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24
Strawberries!

THE Subscribers have just received few
= drawers Of Strawberries from Cincinnati, and
during the season BRANDENBURG co,
myt6 No 900, sd street,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

Love is lively romance murriage is a fiat
history. A married man has nothing farther to
expect he must sit down quietly aud wait for
death,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

u1- The Millers' Cnot the exeursiouists) Mar
tial Band were out this morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

VI A piper, in regular Highland costume
made his appearance this morning upon the
streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

oAUoHT. "A man calling himself George
Clark, went into Hauser's Saloon last evening
about 10 o'clock, and calling for something to
drink, passed a 81 bill of the Northern Bank
Of Kentucky, raised to a IS upon the proprietor
then left, Shortly afterwards the deception was
discovered, and officer McCsin with Amos
CLARK, ex Deputy Marshal, were put upon his
track. They made search and about ~ o'clock
found their man in company with another Of
the "same stripe" in the sheds built by the Lu.
theran congregation on their lot on Main street,
George CLARK was secured, but his companion
upset Amos and got clear with "leg bail" Up
on the person Of Clark they found another IS
raised bill. and 50 9s in silver, and bar Of
soap, the latter bought, as is supposed, from
some honest, uususpecting grocer. who has now
in his possession bogus S5 of the above. de.
nomination.
Clark is now in Jail awaiting an examina-
tion, which may be had to morrow, before his
honor, the Mayor, In the meantime, the per
con selling the soap, and having the raised
money in his possession, it is hoped will SO in
form the officers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

GA life.sized Photograph Of Dr. Aclll-
heny, Superintendent Of the s. o. Lunatic
Asylum, adorns the window Of Messrs. Willard
& Wheaton, on Third street. It is from the
establishment Of RoBlSsoN d FiSon, aud is a
picture Of which they may we'll be proud, as 9
specimen of artistic skill, Mr.. E. EDNcSsoS
has added much TO his celebrity as an artist, in
the putting on of the paint, and The efforts Of
the whole have been crowned with success, ne
the picture has been pronounced b, "old mas
ters" as one Of great merit and uutbfulness.
We will mention, by the way, that EDMoS.
SON sreguarly employed by Messrs. Robinson
a Finch to color and finish all work Of the kind
entrusted to their care, and we have no doub,
but that their business will improve "even as
the days do grow" from this time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24
ON TRn FIksT DAY OF JUNE.
THE WHITE SULPHUR

is beautiful Artesian Fountain, situated near the
rocky bank of the Soioto River. At the depth OF 100
feet below the level Of the seoo hows the remarks
able stream Of sulphur water which supplies this
Spring. This stream was discovered some thirty
years ago by agentemAn who was boring fol salt,
The water, when reached at once arose to the sur
face, and has ever ince continued TO fow, during
sii seasons, without change or abatement, either
fr,-a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24
B. N. DAVIS,
No, 79, Jefferson street,
DAYTON, O.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. BRICK.
LAYERS ana sFoNn CUTTERS.

A LII WorEmea who desire to obtain the
"A work for the New German Gsth0ife ST. Mary's
Church, on Nenia Avenue, Will hand ia their bids
10 4. Frondhon, No. 2O3, Main St, without DELAY,
where they can see the plan and specifications.
For further information call on the Committee.
Bids will be received until June lst, by Rev u IL
HAiiSE. a A. fROkDHOFF, Chm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24

THE OHIO WHITE SULPHUR
Il SPRINGS are situated in Delaware county, ls
miles north from Columbus the Capital OF Ohio, on
the sciuto River, 10 miles from Delaware, miles
from the White sulphur station, the Springfield,
Mount Vernon and Pittsburg Rail-Roads, and o
miles from Pleasant Valley or Springs station, on
the Columbus, Fiqua and Indiana RAILROAD These
Springa viii open Ior the reception Of visitors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24
Annual SYNOD Meetinqs.

In Xenia, last week, the synods Of the AssoN
ciate Church Of North America, tho Associate
Reformed Church, and the Geperal Assembly
Of the United Presbyterian Church held their
annual sessions.
The Xenia Netos contains full reports Of their
proceedings, In which We do not End much to
interest the general reader In the General As'
sembly, the reports Of the Presbyteries were
read These reports, in general, present ia.
vorablo state Of church activity and progress
Many Of the Presbyteries have been newly or
ganized, and their reports detail the particulars
of their organisation. The union is every.
where favorsbly spoken Of.
Nearly all Of the presbyteries complain of a
lack Of ninisterihl labor, and many urge that
the field vBs never 90 favorable for home mis-.
sionary effort in the West. Some of the Eastern
Presbyteries also present the claims of their
missionary efforts in the moral wastes Of their
large cities. Some Of the presbyteries report q
marked increase in the piety Of their churches,
consequent, as is suggested upon the pressure
Of the times and the failure Of many earthly
hopes. The reports, as a whole, present high
ly satisfactory view Of the present condition oi
the United Presbyterian church, as well Rs every
reason for hope IN its future pesoe and pros
perity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-24
MEDICINAL 81 SHlT'Sii PROPERTIES.

For years these Springs have been highly esteemed
for their medicinal properties During the pas.
season their reputation In this respect has been
physician, Judiciously as to quantity, time OF
drinking, continuance, &C., and under this syHtem-
attic plan the cures were numerous and gratifying
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26
Cincinnati Daily Market Report,

CINCINNATI, Sept "a, 1859.
Bulterw R. Merchants fair prime, in hrklns lSdl6c
common and fair Ohio and Indiana lOGl2c Choice West
era Reserve Dairy in arkins, l7Gllsc.
Cheeso-Prims medium and largeW R. new Ska9o.
Best brands English dairy, lO,Sdlle.
FIonr-ordinary and good superAne y bb 846O6&I7C
cholcered and extra white wheat 8Ls56S505.
Grain-Wheat prime red and white 81 00al,lO Oats on
arrival -40c Corn, prime yellow and white 7is77ci Prime
Barley and Rye 72ll75c.
CoHee-Rlo, common aud prime ns59l2l4o
Cranberriss-small and large brs per bbl,B %
Dried Fruits-Apples commono choice y 25 lbs 81 $50
! 50; Peaches, unpeeled p 80 lbs s2-lOG2 65
Beans-PIims small white " 60 lbs, 80
Candles-Pressed Taow l2kG3c; Star Il, Is and is OF
lgc@l9a2Oc.
Moasses-Prime N o.. large and small lots. S(d39c
Os-linseed. large and small lots 57edb9c Lard Nos.
No. l. 75as5c
Provsions-Cty brands pork y bb Sl4 so ala rs
city brands barrel lard, l0tll-c do keg lard ll<1la
houlders and ribbed Sides g{c; hams plain and
suRar-cured canvased l0cCGl2He:
fce-Fair 10 prime 4Kd4Ao-}l ID.
Sugar-COmmOn low fair and fair 6fd6 as c; good fair
prime and choice 7l6(G7lsd73se,
selling rates,
G- We allow selling rates for New York Exchange
keep here and buying rates for drafts
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, have 10 sell
STRAIGHT. DEMING a co
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DEATH FROM PoIsoN-Bridget Erwin who
has lived in Willoughby for several years, not
feeling well on the llth Of September, as her
friends say on her authority, and finding a vial
Of corrosive Sublimate, (bed bug poison) she
thought it was some kind of spirituous liquor,
and took some of it. hoping TO receive benefit
by It The lady in whose employ she was came
into the room Immediately after she had taken
it, and the burning sensation in the stomach of
the girl alarming her, she stated to her employ.
er what she had done, and wanted to know IL
It would kill DER. Vomiting followed in few
moments, and physician was sent for and re-
medies given. She fingered until Saturday, the
18th inst. and died.-PaiRespiile Tel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26

ILLNESS OF REv. Jos. OARPER.--We under
stand that on Sunday evening the Rev. Jos.
CaTper, at present one OF the oldest ministers
IN the country connected with the M. X. Church
who lew hours previous had ofliciated at the
burial service Of the late Rev. Jacob Young,
another old pioneer in the cause Of Methodist
that condition, his life almost despaired Of, at
the parsonage on Town street, occupied by
Rev. b. N. SphaT.- COlumBus Fact.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of Family Physic,
Are so composed That disease within the range
ton can lurelv whsand evade them Their penetrating
pneies SEARCH and cleanse aud iugOTato every portion
OF The human organism correcting It's diseased action
restoring Veahy Vitalties consequence these
properties the invalid who is bowed down with pain
physical debility lsasion he'd To fud his health uLergy
reslored by remi dy At once simple aud inviting.
Rot only do they the eyofy da6 complaints overy
body but rlhO many tOrmidab and dangerous diseases
Tho agent below named s pleused to furnish gats nay
American Alnunac containing certificates of th0r cures
und directions for their the following
Custyoness, eatthurn Headache arising disordsTed
Stomach Nausen, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inactiu
of the Bowels Flaueucy Loss Of Appetite Jaundice and
other kindred complants arising from low state OF tie
body or OhetTuctini' of its functions
Do not be put OH by unprucpled Dealers with 9TH
Pulls. and take nothing q
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RETAIL PRICES.
DlarrhGO, Dysentery, ChOltrn. NJ.

Wo have tho Gmo onheTg Dysentery S,rup used IN
cases oi bowel complaints In all their yaued forms rom
simple loosentss to malignant Cholera and spsnk
~ IN th highest telms, and recommend u with conf
1ehee whether tue case is mild severe ocent or u
B standing u cures surely and leaves bad effects he
City 1''
T. = DE FORREST, NJ D., Board Of Health, N. Y.
T. X. HlBBARD, NJ, D.. Boardof Health NY Cty
q II; nlShBOW, Episcopal uikfgyman Suffolk VA
~, W bAhNIOM A5 Pine street. N. Y City.
llANlb ilIMAN Court street, BOSTON Mass
ark, n. J. A'"
4 ". TAYLOR, Captain I. S. Amy
a a. q nnahb. tl9yal land Plain Dealer, Omo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarSeRess, Group
BRONCHITIS, IHcipient Consumption, and for tht
retlet Of CoRSllmPtiUe Patients IN Advanced
stages Of the disease.
So wide m the field Of its euness and so numerous yrC
inc cases OF IT'S ce3 that almost every section country
a6opnGs n pssons uhlicy known who have been reev
ca On alarming aud desperate diseases the lungs
by It's use When tried its superiority over eyeIy II
or medicine OF the kim is too apparenn 10 escape obsorya
o and mere rs virtues known, the public longer
hesitate what antdote 20 employ for ressng and
dangerous anectlns OF the pulmonary organs that Incl
uen % our climate " he many inferior remedies thrust
upon The community have failed and oen discarded this
has gained fends By every tal conferred benefits on he
ai cted they forget and produced cures TOO mn
moTous and too remarkable tA be forgotten.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER Il CO,
'uaAo1MaEs
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TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.

And IN pursuance Of 1oii Res ution 0t The Gtuern
Assembly ot the state Of Ohio passed. Apr 9th, 1852 for
proposed -ndment 10 the Constitution Of state
the electors a resad will have submit ~ them nj said
election, for their approval rejection, the following
propositions TO wiz Au regular sessions the GeueH
Assembly shall commence on the first Monday in Jauuuy
annually" Those 10 favor o such amendment will have
written printed thoir ballots IN suhstsnCe-pRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED.
Given under my h7nd t the Court House. the City Of
Cleveland, this 7th day OF September, A. ID 1883
DAVID l. %iGHrMAN.
-,
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
VT. CO.'S EXPRESS,

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Comprising the following efficient and reliabl Late
Lines: -AA'
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26

GY-"AFe you the mattel" said an Irshman
in New Orleans to the cook of ship lying in
port"
mo-" said be, "but I'm the man as bOils
the mate.p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26

IN July, 1855, takon with an orIlnngv .,r,,r
lih lul Hhlah neglected taking any remedies, hoping
nl would soon stop of itself but Ia about three weeka
60 gneheed passing muCus aud blood and grew so veal
hAt was unable To do halt days work. applied to
p}clnns a was auscd first with npiates neTt Will piis
ui uitFaie Of silver took injections of nitrate al iisst
doing no good. next took various home remedies rson-
mended BY nurses and Old ladies; neither did hev do me
any good Again returned 10 the care Of the puyscinns
and was dosud with ANY quantity OF Tho nnsi poseTul
tGrgeuis kn1gu to the Profession an 10 no mum ~
ln May, 1885 after having the disease over nnulhs
anu Whc Nv the way, was pronounced he Of the ma
hgunnt Souhorn q pc, recommended 10 take the
HiaeltnbeIs DysemeW Syrup, which did. In less than
completely cAecd feat which say en- iieTent phVsonns
had hteo unable 70 accomplish: Al this also eom-
menaed daily ahluiiont with cold water and
nave eho tAcellent heath,
used but portion Of bottle 10 accomplish this good
Wofk and ever since my bowels have been very regular
oyacuating themselves once day.
From my experience. unhasiinnqly prOnounee a ths
nest DyseneB medieine e1 or de- and would heartily
ieeomnehu w use TO every one sth ike difficulty I am
ur the bessinf has conferred upon me and hr9neb lie
hope that o1hors like Aclsd may reap benefit Of IL
oaiee OF Cleveland Plain Dealer
Having had opportunity test your Valuabio medicine
my ianily most cotisY recommend il as h6rling eaT-
" aud eiGent relief IN such lt like perfect
charm and cannot doubt that whom II IA ns we'll Inon
sorely uhlicted. NORRIS FRANKLIN,
Pros. Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor, N. Y.
have had opportunity of witnessing the effect Of the
Naoenbtis DiAenley syrup IA cases Of bowel complaints
especially tnoso qt severe character and have hest
.elon n SAYING thapA is admirably adapted he ours Of
these diseases. a, X. DE FORREST M. D.,
Orotsn Water Comm'T aud Alderman, N Y.
~ Forsale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ FOT meJ clues o. agencies address
- H. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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Also -
SAN FoRD'S
Family CathaFtiC Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put ug in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and l0iR keep in any eli.
male,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill, is n gentle but ae-
tive Cahato which tho proprietor has used IN ms pran
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
nave long used the PILLS. land the satisfaction which
all inregard TO theruse has induced me 70
then within the reach Ofull. III
The Profession we'll know hat different Cnihartcs act
on different portions Of the = bowels
Tho Il AMILY CA-s-Ir II ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference to-ths well established fact
been compounded from IL variety Of he purt 81 We've.
table fNtruCts, which act @lalike every part OF Tie
alimentary canal, and are -lGOOD and SAFE In all
where a Cathnrttc l. y needed. such as DE-
RANGEAIENTS OF the els TOM ACH SIEEpI-
NESS PAINS IN TitEFIlHACK AND IOINS.
COSTtV ENESS, PA NElAND SOKENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BOD Y, t-lfrnn sudden cold vyhich
frequently, II neglccted and n long course OF Ne
yer. Loss OF Ape, ll.lTI TEA CREEPING SEN
gaTION OF COLD OVENl 1.-THE BODY, RFSTT ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD.
II mnammntory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumatism great Purifier OF tho Blood aud maUy dis
TO which flesh is heir numerous TO mention in
this advertisement. Dose, I to9.
PRICE 30 GEMS.
~ The Liver InvigOratur and Enmily Cathartic Pills
are rctped y Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
the Trade IN all the large iowns
S. a W. SANFORD, NJ D.
Manufacturer rnd Proprietor
NId&wR0 $50 broadway, New York.
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY |
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTROPATHY.
The King Of Remedies
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DerRngement, Dependency, &c.

NHE NEW Application of Electricity
n termed Eleclropahy,' is the only treatment over
ou or oouieson softoutng ofthe 6ran whether asig
ny .Sc s5GIg SoGsS mIas or excessive study dess
distress IN the head with dizzness, loss Of ambition and
Of affection for nearest rel,tves and indifference 10 fs
especially when embarrassed cannot bear adversely,
times woad much rather dlo than 20 live Tie above
ympoms together with others which 1t Is unnecessary To
the disease advances very frequently tormipate IN
diocy insanity OF suicide II may be sed without eur oi
committed In the present day raceabe to morbf IN
cuTrenre of suicide from causes a. tts
peIangemen at the brIinund mental dsangemen arc n
he most emnslt physiean5 BsSdng cSppiSF perrs
yes bsofs setqs together with hy depathy and change
only legitimate and scientific Electrician In tho Cty on
diseases with success H6 also oues diseases Of lie eve
throat liver iomaeh kidneys spleen aud diseases pocu
and Geaer Debility ater other Physicians have fai eI -
Patients DO referred TO In this vicinity have been
prominently cured by tho iuStrun entaiy Of Dr. Gibson
aud whose cases hal Tor many years ressted all medical
Road tho following from Mrs. Carlisle Of this city:
Dr. A. Gbson-Dear Sir;-I wish to eI press iho h;s6 es
teen in which hold yunt Electrical ueumout cases Of
zziness For about seVon years was afflicted with lie
above dseases ana ior became aequan-
cd with you suffered 10 degroe amount almost TO-
sanity Sir LEI assure snd through you the public
that the sheI cour'e Of iTcatmeu 10 which you subjected
me few WDeks ago has quite cured me- l well In
the hands olProsdence aseTi0o my recovery entirely to
WI tho yseIiops agent you s. ,klay employ ] am
der thH greatest obligations, and al ever take pleasure
accommodating your treatment 10 NV friends
Signed, MRS JOHN CARLISLE
No 2il Hamilton street, Gleveuud
To the above might be added volume II certificates Of
cures and complimentary notices. but tho
recommendation is the peIsonal Rdvaases all may derive
from DR. GibsOn's valuable discoveries and services
DIR A GIBSON, Eclectic Physician
Professor OF ElectTOpaihy and Meiicina
Dr oihsons work on Physiology for sale at his oco
The only rk ever published giving "a detail tho ohHrae
Of by the temperament, and containing specific
directions for physical cultivation,
Once on Ontario street over q. Beck Co.'S Store a
few dOors from the Public Square. Office hours fOm 10
i7A NJ and 2to0P NJ daily, Sundays excepted,
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addition the above stated there receive
ed perra through shipment. II O2O bus wheat making
total s5O9 bus and 43iS bs ofour tota of6s2s b
received per rail,
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COMMERCIAL.


The market TO day has been very inactive owing pnnoi
pally unacasant weather fov carloads wheat sold
a prices mostly hopi private. Those which transpirod
at siO Tor red and t for white, The feeling is
arm Al the close. Hishwinos have sold at25o.
The following table shows tho receipts and shipments por
canal up 70 Saturday, commencing with Sept H.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Sept, "a,
IHN IEIEnnApul /

10y TELEGRAPH1
Floursales Of 100 bbls at Si0S4 40 for super State
81 iOastOs extra Stae $40Q4l6 for super western
S450ls0 for common TO med. extra western, S4Ddb q
f,r shipping brands extra rouId hoop Ocloslns hIm
Market firm but without important change demand
chiefly for the eastern aud LEGAL trade,
Canadiau -four quiet al S5t0OA rs for eItTas.
Rge -four selling slowly at 50 75a440
Wheaf-bIark et dull heavy ia2n lower Sales lG0OC
bush 81 35 white Ky; csc Tor No Mil enb; ].
Tor red southern 81 25l Tor white Mich and SlO5 fUI
red.
Rye-steady at sl@s2c
Barley-Veiy scarce and new is nOmnal nt 80
Corn nuli and lower Sales 5000 bushels at $50
old mEd wsu; 90 for white "a for white sunthu.
OAs-Sses at 20 fSs for Slate 39G43c wsu; 4G435 fol
Cndn.
Wiskv-Dull sales l30 bbls IN lots at 2Tc with buy
ers Of large parcels at anything over 2SJ5.
Pork-Firm wite an upward tendency Sa.es al bhi
Sl5 s9G0J for moss Sl559l9 lor inspected moss S3 u
for prime nOssi a. Bthn mess; $40 IhlO 30 for prime
including 1000 bbs mess at sellers opti9n al the yeai
eco do mess deliverable Sept. 18Th, SIG.
Beef-More active and lower. Sales 625 bbs at S4,75D
SO for prime; s5 50G65O 10 mess SG99O repacked
mess; SlO9il ex uless.
beef hams Sl616 80 for srnte and wesn.
Gu, Meats-Scaice aud firm Sales - pkgs Rt T1tc fOI
shoulders; ss4d9G for hams
Iurd-FIm. Sales 800 at l09{dllAc.
ButteT--l2l0lCc for Ohio; l7lQ2.c State.
Cheese-Seady at 9,n95c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-26

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. AMOS SONtake pleasure in announcing that they
have nventsd most important instrument for ho cure OF
the above diseases IL las beOn subjected TO test by the
most eminent hYscians in London, Paris, adehA
and New York. It has been declared the only useful nsTu
ment invented for the Of Seminal Weakness,
any disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
SO lImaii
N. B.-Dr AMOS X SON, in order TO satisfy the 81
skeplca 10 the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that in where prove unsatisao
tory ufeT fair trial. the will DO refunded by
turning the instrumen IN good order.