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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
Reflections Of a Low Thief.

A philosophic convict, who Is doing
the state some service at the Ohio peni-
Tertiary, breaks out in the following touch
ing strain, which the Cleveland PLATA
dealer picked up IN the street:
"My name is Jim Origins. Tina low
thief. Ny parents was ignorant folks and
my advantages for getting eddycstion
was limited. have bin to the penitentia-
ryonce afore and sarved my time like a
man. went for prigging watch Nov
| am locked up again for steHiing two or
three onery overcuts. I'm TO stay here
three years. shall always eeusure Iny
parents for not eddycsting me. Had I
bin eddycated / could with my brilliant
native talent have been big thief be-
they call 'em sdefaulters.' Instead Of con-
dning myself to prigging overcuts, watches
and SIGH like, could have plundered
thousands and thousands of dollars, and
the law would never tech me, for I should
be smart enough to got elected state treas
urer, or have suthin to do with the banks.
and perhaps little Of both. Most likely
I should. The two bizzinezes seem to DO
one and Unsuitable. Then you see cod
ride in my carriage, live in a big house,
with free stun front, drive fast tenn.
and drink as much gin and sugar rs I
wanted to. A investigation might be
made and the newspapers come down on
me heavy, but what tbs d. would | care
about that, having taken precious good
care Of the money. Besidee, my party
would swear stout that WAS iunersunt ~
a new born baby, and g great many good
people would wish very pleasant an gay !;
| We'll Griggins understands what he's
about, he does
"But having no cddycation, I'm onlgA
low thief-a steeler Of overcuts end watcl,-
es- an emory cuss any how-and the
law puts me through without mercy. It's
all right s'pose, and yet I sometimes
it's hard to be shut up here, wearin'
cheekered clothes, Ivin' on cold vittles.
a sleepin' on iron bedsteads, lookin' ont
upon the world through iron sketcr bars.
and poundin' stun like thunder day af-
ter day, week after week, and year sfter
year, while my brother thieves (for, b.
tween you and l, there atnt no difference
between thief and a defaulter, except
that the latter is forty times wuss,) who
have stole tousands Of dollars to my one
cent are walking out there in the bright
unshne-dressed up to Kill, store clothes
tn 'ir bake, and piles Of gold 10 their
pockets. But the law can't tech default
ers. Not any Who was It that said
there wasn't no difference 'swixt tweedla-
dunn and tweedledee? He lied III his
throat like william, as he was! | tell ye
! there is tremendous difference. Oil
that had boon literally eddycated.
! -af. JIM GRIGGINs.
'.Pen;tentiary, Columbus. March, 1852"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

When Nelly B. repeated her evening
prayers, she would insist upon reversing
"Nov lay me down to Sleep" begin
ming invariably, IF | should die bsfo'A Z
wake I pray the Lord my soul to take. !"
Upon her mothers asking her why she
didn't say it as she. bad been taught, md
as the other children did, she replied With
evident conflsn in the correctness Of her
own logic, allow can lie keep it before
He takes It, should like to know"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
''Pen;tentisry, Columbus, March, 1859.

TOTAL DEPRAv1Ty.-A minister travel.
ing through the West in missionary
capacity, several years ago, was holding
an animated theological conversation
with a good old lady on whom be had
called; in the course of which he asked
her what she thought of the doctrine Of
of total depravity2 "Oh," she replied, Il
think it good doctrine. if people would
only live up to it, Knseker5ocker
Magazine.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
The Season OF Beauty.

The brightest and most pleasant, if not
the most desirable portion of the year IS
now emerging upon us. 1t is the season
above all other, when Nature robes her
self in her most beautiful and engaging
attire, when eyes sparkle and hope
brightens. The earth will reward the
tolls Of the husbandman, and the remain
ing but lesser pursuits of life will yield
their product of pr fit and honor. The
pleasure-seeker wi nble 10 quest of
aliment to feed an appetite which preys
on summer scenes and delights. While
this is true of the busy, pressing, steam
ing world, the Christian will be lock ng
through Nature up toNature's God ,admir-
ing the workmanship of the Creator only
10 love more, and more profoundly rev.
erence his maine and character The re-
turning pleasant, charming season, will
fail to f,,sclnaie ard adorll a godly mind
lover Of the beautiful of the world, un-
less the smiling of Nature leads to the
recognition of henevoence and goodness,
attributes of him who crowns the year
with His loving kindness. We wish for
all p pleasant summer, one not dark ned
with clond, one of health and beauty,
bit prominently one, above al, and be-
fore all, Of thankfulness and duty to God
and the Faith of the worlds Redeem.r.
-BuGalo Christian Advocote.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

A Sunday school teacher, deploring
the lack Of 1T endants upon his minirtra-
tons, appeaiei to the few present. 'Wknt
can ] do said he, sto get the the boys
anil cir here? i know, said one of the
urch:ns. What is 1T Give 'em al 3
cents apiece.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

A notice of recent ste amhnst exp5o-
sion ends as follows: Tho Sptein
swan ashoss and 80 did the schambsr-
maid she was iir-isa fer s7snoo. asd
loaded With Eon-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

LOST, STRAYED, OR SToLEN.-An
individual whom in an unguarded mo-
ment of loneliness, was thoughtless
enough to adopt as my husband He is a
good looking and feeble individual know
ing enough, however, to go 10 when it
rains. unless some good looking girl of
ers an UMBRELLA. Answers to the name Of
John. Was last seen in company with
Julia Earris, walking, his arm around
her waist, upon the plank read, looking
more Ike fool, if possible than ever.
ANYBODY who viii catch the poor fellow
and bring him carefully back. so that |
may chastise him for running away, vii
be asked TO stay to tea by
HENRIETTA A. SAITH.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

WHEN does man become four-handed I
When hs doubles hle lists
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

How is it that the trees. can put on new
dress without opening their trunks?
Itis5eczuse they leave eat their surnmer's
clothing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND aud CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF&e@Az1
" Lalss Navigation, the PropretorsH HhlSH4A
of this Line viii put upon the route nom gts 49,
Buffalo 10 Chicago frst-Ciass A Blaatlatlila
Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
LOrain Nominations.

The Republicans of Lofain have nominated
John NJ Vincent and Walter F. Herrick for
Representatives, W. W Boynton for Prosecu-
ting Attorney, Darwin Dyer for Commissioner,
Joseph Swift Jr., for Surveyor, and Clark Ell.
dEed for Coroner. The Democrat says, "the
Republicans never had a better or more popu.
lar ticket"
The Lorain Democrats have nominated Geo,
@. Underhil and Hiram Humphrey for Repre-
sentatives, E. f. Poppleton for Prosecuting
Attorney, Edwin Byington for Commissioner
@, C. Cole for Surveyor, and Ebenezer Crit
fifth for Coroner.
SAD EvEETs.-The eldest son of the Hon
Kenneth Rayner. Of North Carolina, a bright
lad Of l3, was accidently killed while out gun
ming short time ago.--Wm. s. Heistand
clerk in the store of Messrs. Mowry 4 Vance
Mansfield, was so burned by the explosion of
bottle in which he was making varnish over
spirit-lamp, on the Sd, that he survived but a
few hours. He had been married about thre,
months, and was an estimable man.-OI
the return OF Col. Seymour to his home in Con
neeticut from abroad, quite military as vel
as civic display was made. The citizens SC
crowded on the military that number o
the Colt Guards faced about, charged bayonet
and marched into the crowd in which were car
Tisges filed with women and children. A respec
table young man named Banks was bayoneted
the baYOnet penetrating the cavity Ofthe chest
and causing his death. The sad affair create,
some excitement in Hartford and New Haven
though the fatal wound was generally attribu
ted to accident rather than malice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

II II
~ to the command of order uf sale, nom he
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuvah ga county a the SUIT IF
Edward Nhipplc, aind, uiust JJ.hua j. McClintock
Il al defendants directed shall txpnse sale
puhlic On the dojr Of the Court House (cone Of
sem aud Cnaupnu strceS) in e rItY OF CeYCl nd ia
sid county on the Hh gay OF Ss tem,er s59 at ck
r. said cay, the following esCrbed lands 4 sue-
men's wit: 81 uie u the cuunty Of Cuvahug ga and
ute OF Ohio aud known and described being ali Of lot
Sevuntv five, Gardner HallnCk lptmgn' il the village
Chagn Falls, lying south OF LOT decided TO Phnoas
Uphun sept q Nf6 bounded east south 10y
Washington aud FTnkun ST. eets north by 70 ue run
ming 30 feet, heuco east % degrees north Main
street IRON point IN tho east liue of Frnkn street, aud
siH -four feet from ho nor line OF Washington street -
Appraised at SJl6o0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
GBT TELEGRAPH


FourSalss Of 200 bbls at s40lGs4 40 for super State
S4AtHSb % for old extra State, 45mS5 10 for do
SLO0214 30 for wsu sit04.sg for common to goo,
extra western $4,000 90 6r old and So cos for fresh
round hoop Ohio Market hrm, without important
change
Canadian f1nr nominal at St609150
Rye iour- Q aiet sales 10 bhis al S350(a4,0.
MheatSales l6 400 bu at Is red Mchi 81 90 DO
red KY: SlA09lt0 nav white Ky; 81 II amber Mich;
und new white Ohio to arrive At 81 32B Market ste
and unchanged:
Rye-Firm. Sues 1900 bus 10 arrive at slCdsl16c.
Barley-Quiet Snes 00 bus hels cCmmOn California
$50.
Cern-Sales u 600 bus at s29slHc mird wsn; and
SIC FIR d wsu
Oais-Saesa, 81 d7sc for Old State; ln49r new State
3Td40c wsu; 3s61i2c Clnadian. Market Steady.
Whisky-Sales 40 bbls a. 2616c Firm
POrk-Saies 2ih0 hb ut Sl4 7jG5 90 Sl352 for
prime mess; s 350dl3GO for thin s. $40 2@l044 for
prm sl6,15for clesr. Mafket heavy.
Beef-Dul Sales lts ibis at IS, 5OD3 for prime; $7(d
725 do mess Ssll for repacked Chicago; Sl2gl25 III
! Bsef hams duh at SISalT TO-
Bacon-Sa 90 hhds western moksd sides at OK Que,
and UNCHANGED.
Cut MeassaJeslOO al 7Hc for dry saed shoulders and
SIC for dry saltt d hams Markei huognnt
Lard-Saies $50 ebls at at h9nc for No. city to prime
western.
But,eIl2@lCc for Ohio; lsa2 for stn,e. Market firm
cdssle-sslling at 7@s51c as in quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

DIarrhGa. Dysentery, Cholera. Se.

We have the GIne enherg Dyseucy Syrup used 10
cases ut bowel complaints in all their varied form
npo loosentss To maguont cholera, a. can sp' oS
81 ~ the highest TENS aud recommend II with ctnt-
dence. Whether the is mild severe, recent OF
long standing IL cures surely aud bad effects be
hind.
MoRPIs FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N Y
CITY.
t. R bE FORREST, NJ D., Board of Health, N Y.
CITY.
T. r. HUBBARD, NJ. D.. Board OF Health Y. City,
g, ". DlSBROW, Episcopal Clergy man, suffolk. Va.
II. w. BAR~TOW 50 Pine street, N. City.
DANIB plrMAN Court street, Boston. Mass.
GEORGE STOUDlNGER, Board Of Aldermen, Now.
ark n. ].
A. W TAYLOR, Captain U. s. Army.
J. u HART. Clevs land Plain Dealer, Ohio.
WAf. FAltRAND. Cleveland, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES of Family PhVsic,
Are 50 composed that disease within range OF their ac-
ton can rarely withstand eyade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse aud nvigurae portion
OF the human ofglnisn correcting its diseased action and
restoring its Wealthy Vitaes As consequence of thesn
properties the inyald who is bowed down with pain OF
physical debility isnsionishgd to find his health or on ergy
restored hy rtmf dy at once simple and inviting
Not only do they HE evCiy complaints OF every
nndy, out rso many tOmidub and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing certificates Their cures
and directions for their 10 the following
SosNenesS Heart9urn Headache arising Tum dsofdeGed
stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid naction
Of the Bowels, Flauoncy Iuss Of Appetite Jaundce and
other kindred complaints arising from low Of the
body or obetTuCtipu OF lis functions,
Do not be put OF by uuprncpled Dealers with some 9th.
en- PHI they make the more profit Od. Ask for ayers
pFf and 1fa tt,tIi aIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
Yermont Eirn,inn.

Vermont voted for State officers on the 9Th as
usual, only little more 50. The Republicans
reelected Hiland Hall Governor by asomewhat
increased majority and the appearances indicate
small Republican gain in the Legislature. -
In 60 tovna'the Republicans have 81 members.
and the Democrats 9. Last year the same towns
elected 40 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
SANFO RD'S
Liver HmVigOPatOH.

L NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rec FROM GUMS and has hecomo az shed fact
standard Medicine known and approved by all VINO have
used t and Is fesued TO with confidence in all the
diseases Tor which II Is recommended
IL has cured thonSandsl within the lsst two years
who had gwen up ali hopesls oi roef the numerous
unsolicited certificates in lmy posses sion show
The dose must ha adapted Ito toe temperament of the
Individual takiug aud od IN such Quantities as 10
act gently on the bowels -
Let the dictates OF ysuTS judgment guide you In the
use Of the LIVER IN-I=lVIGOR ATOI{. and a
will cure Liver COm-r plaints, BiliOus Al.
tncks1 Dyspeps az Chronic Dfnrrhoen,
> u iti ~ q r q o m = zip ints, DyHen n te-
Eyg DrOpsyj S9urlL lStOmqchs Hnbitmnl
COstiveueas3 GhOi-I-Ifc, (hOIeru. (hni1-
rn MOrbus, ChOlern,l In fU nfuu FiHtu-
ienCeS j JHuud e e IL Fcmnie Wenkness-
es} anu m o. used sue eessiul as an OhDiNA-
NY FAMILY MEDl-l-IClNE, IL Will ruTe SICK
TWENTY MINUTES fEF=lTWO or THREE IN A.
SPOONfULS ARE TAK-l-lEN at commencement of
attack. ~ ~ y"
All who use Il giving their testimony In lis t,vor
~ Mix water IA the m uth with the INYIGOR ATOR
and swallow both together,
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarsenesS, Group,
Bronchitis, IHcipieRt Consumption, and for the
relief Of COnSltmptiUe Patients IN adpaHced
stages Of the disease.
So wide Is the field Of it, usefulness and yre
The cases Of It's cue3 that almost every section cnunry
a6ounds IA psIsons ubcy known, who have reiey-
"a from alarming aud desneeHe diseases Of the lungs
by It's use When once tIed It's supe nj over eveIy h.
or medicine OF the kim is too eparenn escape obseva-
on and whore rs virtues known the public NJ longer
hesitate what antdote 70 employ for the Tsssng aud
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary that are c-
dent TO climate lille many nrfior rcmed les thIust
upon the community have failed aud dseardou ths
has gained fiends by every tTia conferred benefits on the
they can never forget and produced too
meIous and too remarkable To he forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j C. AVER & CO,
'usAo1Mass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

SHERIFF AND SPEOIAL MAS
- TER'S SALE.-Pursunnt TO thecommaud Of an order
O sale issued ff0m the Cuut If Common Pleas Guy
Ga county At th2 SUIT o Chles Blakesloe, u asunst
Smucl X Collins and al deits t. diroct1d shall
fer for sale az public auciiOn the door Of tie Court
House Corner Of Sencca and Champlhn sroo in the
O Cleveland in sail county the 18th day Of September
Is 3, al o'clock NJ of said day, the lands and
mens described u the plaintiffs petition in said aci
follows, u wT: Situat5 the township OF hagrin
Fnl IN the State Of Ohio, and hch also the county
Of Cuyaga and is known by heug part Of 10 aud 10
Graves allotment ChHgin Sails will ge and is bounded
follows to Wit: Being all Of snid lots 10 and 20,
siuin 6iids tsietduis con-
veyod by g. 4. BlakesleO Tho premises hereby convey
are the same lo-lay conveyed By G \ Bakesee aud
vii, X. Collins be the more OF less subject 70
all legal highways" Apprulsodat 33 co.
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master COmr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
DruQS.
GRAEFENBERG
Family NIedicimes.

ARE PREPARED UNDER THE
IA iuimclla supervision OF SklLAtuL PHHSi.
CLAN. and they mHf hr fehnd upon in all cases
Ihe iuc ltrunce OF the community isot nsni ied ~ TN
usru siuglo medicine which claims io cure hl de stts
hut the 0aeiouhofg Remedies consist o eeV tiefent
Medicines all uncuua ed ~ the cure OF to oseates TOT
one appropriate TO any of The incident 90 this
county aud climate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
N. II. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines;
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSlNY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weekly TO ooGDENsBURGH, oswEG0, BOSTON
Tri-weety to CHICAGo, MILWAUKEE. MACKI
MAC and intermediate Ports.
" Property CONSIGNED delivered tr will
oeive pTomp pt and careful attention aud dispatch,
C Passengers will be tiekee through all directions
he Lowest iptes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
ADMINE KNACP,1 In the COurt Common Pleas
HoHAeg KSsrr. Cuyahosa C.nnty, Ohio
nm THE 11th DAY OF AUGUST.

~ 1850 tho sail Adaline Kunnp flied her Tettn in
the Clerks office Of said COuf inst said Horace Knapp
paying for divorce aud change uf name; and alIeg
for cause conf omeut Of Horace in tile peni entiary
Of the State Of Ohio ADALINE KNAPP
Hucl2:Hq Nv CHAs. w. FISH, her sol cuor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

And u purtuhnco Of Juli htsO utiOn vi the eneTni
assembly Of me Stale Of OHIO passed April 5h 1859
Re eectors iesaid will have submitted TO them al ssd
election, for their approye or rtieolion tho following
Assembly shat commence on the rst Monday IN Januafv
aununy Ihnse IA iayor OF sech amendment will havs
written printed on thoiT ballots in subst M
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTiTUTioN
APPROVED -t AiSN
Given under my hsnd % tha Court House in the c,v o
Cleveland, tLs TN day Of September A. D isiq ~
ch.rlfr etht Z. AN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
ALhpt -
sANFOR RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,

NOmfOlhDEO FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and i0iH Keep in any eli
mate,
. The FAMILY CATIfARTIC PILL Is a gentle but ar-
i've Chthurtc, Wh the proprietor In ms Dr
ICE more than twenty years.
Ine constantly Incl rtasiug demand from those who
nave long used the PILLS aua the sfncto yshich
All express In regard her use has induced me 10
then wlthinthc reach Of all. ~
The Profession well tnow that different Cnhartef act
on diieyent portions Of the bowels.
The n AhlLY CA-e IrHARTIC PILL
haa, Wit due references 20 This we'll esablished fact
been compounded froni variety az Nc purf M Veee.
tablo ENtrncts which act alike on ever, par az me
allmentnry canal, and aTrI- GOOD AMI gAFE IN All
cases where CathuTtic l. = needed sucb a. M
hANGEMENTS tho I-.S TOM A on GIETpI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE -9BACK Ann IOTNS
COSTiVENESS PAINE AND SOHFN Ness OWEN
THE WHOLE BOZ = fn,m fudden cold shicb
frequently, N neglected ssnd IN a ionr eoursh ~ n
yer. LOSS OF ApPE l.fIrTrIe n q sRktEpING SIN
SaTION or COLD OVER~ IrtfE pOi1V Hs1STT lsSS
MES HEADACHE, or lWEIGHTf IN THE IfEAD.
II Infammatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adlts
rheumatism Purifier OF the Blood and many az
saes 10 which tesh Is heir too numerous TO menton In
PRICE 80 OENTS.
~ The Liver lnvigOfator and Family Catartc ppty
are Itoiled by Druggists generally and sold wholesale ~
the Trade IN all the large Towns ~
s. 4 W. SANFORD NJ d
tsss.., hAannlactuf and Proprietor
b'eS"h" 10 broadway, New York.
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NEW YoRK MARKEr-sopt. ..

Hay........ Ptonl2 00@ l6 OOlWatol
10 bslsd Slto1 ID - Sand
Hcps-........9llb 09@ l0iWhit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

In July, 1875 was takon with ordinary
'aint for which neglected taking any remedies hoping
that would soon stop of itself hut in about three weeks
pmcnccd passing aud blood and grew so weak
hat was unnbe 10 DO half DAYS work / applied to
physicians was used first with opiatos with pills
Of nte Of silver took injections OF nitrate of silver, all
mendcd by nurses ard old lodts; neither did hey do
any sooa Again returned 10 the of the physicians,
shl wy uusru Ml,h 1uY qulnty oi lhs mts powerful
asfgents kngV 20 the poessout but all 10 no pup
IN May, 1855 after having he disonse overttn months
and which bg the way WIS pronounced 70 be Of the
Gneenherg Dyset Syrup, which did In less than
trenty 9u sos ger commencing ssuse ne disease 01s
had 0ter uuabe to accomplish Al this time Ias0 COM
merced daily abuon with cold water, and ever since
have enjoyed excellent hea tn
used but portion Of bottle to plis this good
work aud ever since bov els have been very regular
evacuut1ng tn mselvcs once day.
Frommy experience, uuhesita'nsly pronounce It the
recommend is use TO every with lige difficulty. am
led 70 make his statement the pu lie through gratitude
for the hessing conferred upon me- and through the
use. ]. u HART,
Office OF Cleveland Plain Dealer
Having had opportunity your yalulble medicine
for howell complaints the Graz euherg DFsencrv Syrup in
my fmiy most cor Italy recommend Il ulordng
charm. and doubt when as woll known
as rs meIt demand it will a2Td rssf g hogssSds now
Pres. Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor, N. Y.
have had opportunity Of witnessing tho effect Of he
espetiay those Of character and have
eon r. Saying that 1t is admr19ly edaeed 9r he cure OF
Crotsn Water Commr aud Alderman, Y.
~ For sale by Druggists Medicine Dealers through
-" For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
augs Agent Tor Ohio.
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At Cleveland with eveland aud Toledo, Cleyeland Co.
Iumhus Cmcinna Cleveland and Erie and Clovs and
d ud PittsbuTg RarG ds.
Al SolOi with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls Sc.
At hIantua with hacks for Rayenna, nc.
At Braceville with hacks TO New.oi Fais, &c.
At Waneu with hacks to Sharon Greenfield Meadvillo
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C.
At Yonnp stown with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell ant Enon Valley, and thence BY p +. W. c. r.
CHAs. L RHODES sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

SHERiFB'S SALE.-BY VIRTTTE
~ OF writ Of Nendi 1poi and Fiori Fneiss isi
from Tie C3ur OF Common Pleas Of CuYahosa Ceents a.
the suit ~ Jumes Cozzens vg. Nm II Usher NJ ina
ton OF the premises oeeup by said VIM a. Usher IN e
e Aaa county, on the 18th day of 81 -
described property, tovlt norses two year AK M
yeaflng COLI cows huh calves II sheen 4 III a.
SOW two horse lulnbdr wagon, hnEry pl0,s Il ba,ra,
and cultvator. ID. H. WItiHThf AN eh,issi, w, ~"
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