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THE oxFoRD DEM GRAFT.
9TH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
New ListofG for1s59!
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
G.. c.. EVAN S g. CO.
Mtheir original Gif Bookstore
Mo. 45 Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the new year with an eH'a' se''
C,taiosne,--, s,eaier variety Of uihs'--e'
creased l,c,nics Coz having goods ADD do'"g bust
nes., and are now prepared To ohrr g''"'e' '"'
,lnceneai. 10 Book lu,ers lhaa ever before
Time has proved that the giIl system - per',al
neat. Evan. & Co. arc determined To prov" ,h''
their e.inbl,.hneal y conducted andrr TIN, '.''e'n
In a non. lleul ahd impartial manner Than any
o,hr,. Having lived down almost all "pp''''on'
and hayiag the Legitimacy Of their plan OF opera
t,on acknowledged tom Mainc 90 California, 'nei
eau aaor to be generous. Try them and J"ise
Cor yourselves.
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500 DOLLARS WORTH

a. lavc.t whole.ale p'ice.) of the al'n,s CHS
aill h. impartial disuilutrd among pufchascrs
With c,ery $1,000 worth OF Buok' sold.
r7y-IR Dol, ,old ~ Psih'A'''' ior,'f ,eil
prilss.
o.r Catalogue n Books emburcs allof the mn.'
,,,pol,, Ao. lent nod Mr,lcfn Book, IN yarel, IA
.uit illa.tr. .iucltlipg History lliogmph,-fic.
NATURALIZATION and Misccl-
I,nruus Literature, aud .cnt free In am sddrsss.
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Blaolrsmithing.

UNIIE Subscriber would say - hi. friends AID
the public generally. ,ha, he i- still at WORK
At his trade AL will d. up any job IN hs line' as
well as any black. NTH in the Couaty Of Oxford.
Please cal and see.
shop on the hill, opposite llerssy's Fonndry.
J. II. STUART.
south Paris, April, 1850. ~
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TnnMls d .nEOWN. -.


5tis NJ. Talsts N. Brlws J4fgs n P-a,s's
Gftis CsHsfy ~ Orfri
V'llE nstitisa AT repr--rltftt.a "f btNJA'
Il MN LONEJON, gu,rI.tn 81 Oliver o..
Cauweli anl Grar.e ". q. C,susl ~ of frru,
in ihe Cosnt, 90 ONE.ol. Miaars. respectful,
.hsw. thst thr sid utl1I- are -e,tri 1u' r1.-
.sssei cd crIftB fri e-itIe, siiu1feI .n sltI r..
~ sci iesrtil,d a. lulalv.; lrag ihr tive parcels
ofths hsu,s.i,li firm or Oliver q. CaBssil bate
of s,iI f.U1. d-Crsss.i. whtch verr SCI uut a1i
.s.igu.i o. .sI ui1sfs. b, Cam.aissiunrf. sp-
po,uisi %, Ihr Jag ~ Probate, one pace. rp1.
ts.niug sislrf ihuy-sight a-trs, api ih- utirr
alssrf -Ftgf HrTrs.
Thlt 1901 estate is u1pr'i'-ii % a1y ir1rht
O. s..i . ttfs ttt fhI. o. sl 10. Doc tl- ipfrts.t
of ~ Hflp r.. IlU 1a-Inf .1tIII d. .tId lnI
tRr rr.sas Iftf If. ... -rrlrr I.st IIfrrHsf. llr
th-iff. rru- t.ai. a,1Ir tia Or nt, D. ,1.
thuit- t.,l 90 ,f,,r.ri .rr.fF.t fool its tB srII
IT. r,h' l- rri,,'. .i'r fh- above '..- ihe zeal
r,it r.. .r -arh ui.. DO .t..,t .uu I.rI sNr..
teat. Nlva..i BE- l..rrr..i., -aIHftrl.
uTNIA TlNTIEN
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FAMILY BInLEs.

We kerp the Let a..oumrnt ~ famil, Bibles
n h. f,uad In Nrw,Enylaai, at the very lowest
pficrs.
Oulcr. from Cluh. ~ single individuals solicit
81 fuu 30 pare OF The conHir,. ~ which pefirci
satisfaction will d, gu,n-tisd in all cises.
Great inju,smeul. a. Agenis getting ~ Clu's,
snd isiter .ai.aci,up given iu Iur hasel- than ly
49,, other coucefn On tic country. Please send "r
a Catalogue.
\, H-We 30 not issue orr Catalogue from a
, g,t,.t uor down ,,lia,, uhetr strangers cannot
6nd u. Our .tufr .. one 81 The largest and musi
.p,riuus ~ llu,inn, vh,ic yi.itors fum ihe o'un.
tr Az, cordially invited a. ,,ll aui see ~ them.
selves. e.. q. EVANS 4 CO.,
Is OuUuh,ll. boston.
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HISTORY OF THE
GIFT BOOK BUSINESS,

Just TUUTINH'U' "' :" ''"
TT gives the co.i Of making ~ Kinds Of books
give, q p,rsoRai r,fsuns, 10 all gilt lIook.cl.
lrr. new IN business: tells how they do their hu-
,i.e.., how the, draw their walchr,, &c. II ~.
InJe. to the great profits u all publ hers,-reers
IN the liaipers, the llible Society, Amerioan
Tract Society, the sabbath school un'oni aud
!, give. amusing reference to plated Jswelp aad
Plated Sympathy.
srnl to 40, address, postage free, on receipt q
price.
ALBERT COLBY * Co., Publishers,
20 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON.
Any good book eau he obtained here cheaper
than 4, any other store 10 the city.
Book Agents wanted. Catalogues sent free Ia
any aLdee..
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR

l. only fairaycragc Of the actual proGtirou' ihe
nee Of each Que oiihcse Machines ,a1d COS conhrn'
ation ofthis 10th. We refer 10 aus ofthc thou
.aad. of per.nhs Wao usc then. They are adapt
eel To- ever, sort ct work. 6ne or coars upon sih,
cotton, Inca and Wuulon iahrics. alec light anl
heavy leather. They never lailto give entire sat.
isi1ctiou.
10 meet the growing demand for smaller and
more elegant machine lor private aud honscho'd
purposrs, We have just produced and arc ready 10
receive oTtlsIs tor StnaeT's
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OxroRp. ss.-N Court of Probate heil re-
rssi.. Uith,u snI iaf ihr Count, a uN.,fd, ga
The thuj lur.os, 81 Ma, 4. u. 1850.
o. ihs SEE .HirI rrtii,au-
o-lrff, Ib1t che .aii fri,iianrr gtve n'tirc o.
an ef-.Hs taIs,.sIr,i %, rta-irg csp, 81 bee rr-
titinn Ssh ibis otdHi thrt,un tu D. TullIshr,i
thtey vs,k -rrrr.s 50, ia che O,.nti Democrat.
pu.Lc nsuspager priHird az Pace, Boz snid
Couni,. t1Ht the, uiH, arrrsr 10 a Probate tlult
90 h. bell at P1,,-, on ihr tl.ri IHs-Ir, ct
June n,Nt. 20 pire uf ibr ri'sA lathe iafrrnHl.
90. shrw ciu-r il aa, ihe, have oh, che same
sh.t.L. ..f =. r4.....s..|
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ga AGRxrS.

No work will - ampl, reward the eseriion' o
Agenis. by engaging ihey can be assured Of
steady income durng the ppIrtss 81 the pubiica-
lion. On liberal terms will be made known on
application ~ BE pul'sishers.
u. APPLETON & CO., Publishers.
s 3i6 & 3is Broadway, New York.
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O,Torr, s,.-W1 Clu1of Prolpts bIl.I ~ "a.

uNrrEr, ss.-Na Count ~ Prostate bslI a, "a.
tt. sitttp eel o.. hi C,nhN ct nNl,,d, ou
th- .birt rt..Ity ~ Nv. \. ID 1850
TptN q. POLAND. - -..iipr Hl .h. last - IN
- ,rI f-.tturrf ,l L.yt Srr,RNs. late ct
~,.l.lt.ul Ctlr,, I---t.-i, htvipg pre-.
..rtIl.. Gee srrtili II sllpI.IrlI.1p ct the
-..H.. Hf .til i..sr.. .pr liIte ,Bes.
O.f.r-f. tttf ths sgiI - crf,r give notice O.
lI r.r.fI. ilIr.r.irl by c,u.iHg r,1ii, # his
urirt 90 o. pt.ii.ts "a ~ SEX. .u'rcs.,ysl, BE-
tla ONtfI Dtu,eD,t pfiat-l st Pace, that Toe,
ut, tu.u.tr af q rst'itIs CiuHt tp o. hril ~ Pa.
co.. &c .,tI Csu1iy, eco "a th,,l Taf.i,, uf JuHc
n-Nt at nilr ui tlr sicb ,B thr IHlrrrit, 1I .hav
c,H-r ,ftn, tle, have, wb, ihr ,'ms .h..aii pot
d. t..usri.
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To Cicrgrmcn aud lTini.ter..

Clerrymer aad Minisiiers MA, obtain q eopyfo
nothing by obtaining four Subscribers among Their
congregations, AMI rrmuiing ~ the amount Of the
laur Vols. L., IN cloth. lour Part, l., o. iour Num-
bcrs | To V. (suhjeri 20 the expense OF cauiage)
For 10 subscriber. II copies ia cloth will be sent
free of expen.e
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THERON ACADEMY. The sumner term
~ hi. Institution viii commenoe un Non.
dny. May 3oth. nader the chnge 81 SELDEN
4. NEAL, 4. ". Principal.
JOSEPH BARROwS, Secretary.
Hebron, April 26,h, 1889.
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sTATr an MAINE.

TEEAsUREH's OTtIc'. AuoUsrA,l
NJ, ?, lsi9.
TPON the following township. of tract. u
u land. not liabl, Co h. assessed in an, ipsu,
the Lpliouing ussessnenls l1f State isN we've made
b, an act It the l'gi.lltnrr approved on the hr't
day III April. 1859, viz
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TmnNAs u. nROwN. J.isa

w niyIn KyAPr. R.,..lr
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4 true c1py-atlest;
Dawn HV,rr, E,gsis,
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TnOMNs d. nROWN, -.

\ true cop, Affect;
p,vip ES,-r. cssiliv
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Which Il the most compact aad beautiful sewing
Machine ever constructed. u u ornamcnted ~
the highest style u AIT. ADD all Who see ~ are de-
lighted with Il. ltm,ke. the improved in'e'l'eh'
hcked .tilch, and - capable ol doug greater Va
risiy Of wurk ~ better style than suy other Sew
Jog ,lichiue ever offered nr family purposes.
iti.npt .uhject To- the objection oi u.iny twiee
too inuch threat and makinga rlvcling seam.like
the GroVeT y Baker; nor a. ~ confined inits opef-
alton o. lew thia fabrics, liable 60 grt out Of or'
dee and uhhticd To- use Han thchd like the Wheeler
Wil.nn Machine; bat ~. anply sufficient 10 per-
loru all Kinds Of iainil, sewing.
Price ui Fan,ly Machiaes with iron iablecom'
plsic Tor use SlO1. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from Sl25 TO $500. Srnl Tor I. VI. Slayer !
Co.. Gazette, bcanlifulpiriorial paper devoted
to Sewing Machines. and containing list of prices
and an 1ther ,nl,rnitiOu the subject. ltWillbe
forwarded grslis.
I. ". SINGER & CO.,
ass broadway, New York.
BRANCH OTTICEs
Boston Ahiny Baltimore 81. Louis
Providence GlaveTsyille Cincinnati New Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Philadelphia Nashville Paris, Franc
glasgow, Scotland.
t.ocalagenls wanted. -
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Dawn Es,rr. R.su,...
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a true cupl -atiesti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
A CURE WARRANTED.

DIR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention 6xclu-
sveY ~ this peculiar class Of maal and the relief the
have been enabled 70 render their follow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escout Iauets and olheH daily arriving ntown from ul
parts Of the country r the express purpose uv Of consul
atOus while thelT8 KerOns have been c ed by the
signal advantages; from what they have experienced
figuring into the Caues Of these Infectious complaints
om their most simple condition to that of the most dan
geruuS and yeterae) they have always ntertaned th
their prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant ormS
Of dseas0 could almost invariably be tTuCed the
following causes Ignorance, neglect orthe bird effect sol
Wsklllul and Improper treatment therefore DE- AMOS
SON have succeeded Discovering the selection OF
their remedies, safe, oectua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear eqllvOCW
character we'll those whose premature or nudicCus
application might be productive o bad consequences IA the
hands of private individuals In short tho laudabe
their remedies is the essenng Of great mass Of human
misery by tho allevaOn elet and UTGveuOn OF those
grevOus gctions that In reality the secret foes of o
and which, while they extensively surround seal alOud
fer skill and mteTft renee in their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

Sheriff aud Special Master Com'r
ApAMl CANTmLn, Plhls Atty,s marlltanl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
Corning & Co s Quotations
NEW YORK MARKET-April 24

tl5ur-E1cited lO15c advance; siles 10000 bbls So
i 20 superfne satc; SO U06 80 extra ste; $1,000 so
super We stern sjOOGG oommun TO good extra wescl
sb.lsU6 GO eNr8 ruund h0oped Ohioi closing firm &
uldiou r dul So AO@LiO for common 10 choice extras
ilyo hClr duil az }OOG44l ....-.. .
whsat-FrmeG sales O 1000 bus at ~ for lnicrlor
Mil club s As for winter rod weslorn 81 go ior Nht
Ohio; 81 So white KY sl,'O tor while lud closing with
hul ers ashue 3Qjc advance.
Iivr-Outrt 81. si.dsJH.
Bitley-Steti,; sales OF 400 bus at 6jGsOc.
suru-Out aud unchanged; sales ut 1900 bus al ellG
for mixed wCsem 65SlC Tor yellow Jersey aud southern
Isis0.-c flr uus uud 10 60 white southern
OaIs-Better t3d55 for S ate and 55G5J tor westerr
and Cauudu. ..
Whsgy-Unchau1ed; salos $50 bbls al 2jc.
-hevy and lower sales of 900 hhls az SldjO !ur
mess; Sl260l4slh tor primes uClpdeu IN the sales
are ibis Jus delivery, sellers uplun,
SlE aud OObbls for middle OF June at Sl6,i6GlI.
Beof-Steiuy; sales lt00 Ubls S6g5U7 ur country prlm
ST2JGs 10 or country mess; 500lj for Tepuckcd Ch
CIgu Sl3tOdl3,50 for extra.
trs Cleveland at S2A60.
Prime mess beel-NOre HCve sales 200 tiurCos 90 tlii
200 tieIces Iulia mess at S23
Reef ia ns-Stoadyi sacs of $50 bbls at SIT.
lac iu--Dull
Gu mgats-Fim; sales o pkgs; 6SG6Sc for shoulders
QIiet: sales OF 500 bbls at nHGul6c.
Bluer-DuI, Sk0l2 for Ohio, 1904 Tor Did and new
state
Cheeso-Dul at HdlOc.
Tallow--Hesvy; sales Of 10000 lbs prime at lo'1c.
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COMMERCIAL
cletsIana rroauee aIarl.el..
noRErNe LEApEa orgIgE. }

MORNING LEADER OFFtCE(
Thursday Evening, April 8 p. N.
FLouR-we note sales 100 bbs common oitra At 81
DO eood DO $50 $50 DO rood rcd wheat DO at same
d. white wheat double extra At s675
WHEAT aies 900 bus red from store aslSo 2cor req
on track ~ ss6 Ohio white at SfO car choice DO
sii poor Indiana white At sl9 eud car do At slS1
BARLEY-Oue car load sold on private terms
PoRE-saies 10 bbls NO mess at $780, bbls rumps
At ss and sAn lot No.2 atS6 The sale oilO bbs
mess at SIS given In mornings psps should have been
,eported As sale Of No. Il written in the
eopv but faled to get into type In that shape
BUrrER-saes Il tubs and bbl choice W r. at2Oo and
1e kegs W roll at is(02Oe.
EGGs-sales l3 bbls atlO)lo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

am physician Of thirty years practice MY prncipa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
baiod my best efforts Obtaining the muteralE composing
Marshalps Uterine CathOhcon, was pleased with them
them fair trial. aud found myself abundanty sue
ssul In my former pracnce could only mitiguto tho
symptoms Of about half the cases. and could not
ten Now radically cure at least sevoute ia Nv
" aud mitigate the rest consider hIirshas Uterine Ca
thocon the greatest blessing to emIles have met wi b.
l. n. WILLIAMS. NJ. ID, Charleston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

Mr. n Rnss ~ Sir - have been selling the Medi-
OF the GuetenbIg Company for the last ten years,
and have tvuraby found them to give g0ud sas tidn;
aud the Pills have sold great mapy families as cgu
lnry theirtpa and coffee aud with trade they have
become stuPie article. Alarshals Uterine Caiholcun
medicine that has done great amount OF good in iemao
diseases One dy sold IL to told me that shehad reCev-
sd benefit from bottle than she did from long
Of medical treatment by the most skilful phys
jan I, 1883 JAMES WILSON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

DIT AMOS SON take pe1snTe in announcing lh0l InPY
have invented important instrument the
the above diseases II Eas been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London Paris Philadelphia
New York; 1t has been declared the only useful nstTu
meut ed for the Of Seminal Weakness,
any disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
$40 by mail or express.
N. --Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptCa stO he merits u tins instrument pledge them
elves that instance where may prove uusasfac
after fair trial the money will be refunded by
lnTnlng The Inslrument IN GOOD nrler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HONE TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Irimbull Co, Ohio, mhfDh 7, 1891.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the Grasien
berg Medicines for the past year and can truly say that
haN offered medicines 10 the public tat have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people these
par icuary the Pills aud CaihOcuu They will readiy
perform all aud than is promised for them. have
sold about hy bottles Of the Cath0Cuh the past season
and l hear the best results IN every case .....
q JOHNSON Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

1IrA1rn nr AMrn1cAN wnMrN

Female irregularities weakness. uterine dsplacsmeuts,
and all local uterine dfculiesa aud constitutional troubles
OF women, entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
In this connection Miss BeeCher, ser Of the Rev Hen
Ward BeeChpr in letters to the people page l29
~ have nine sister unl sstersinlaw and fourteen fe
male cousins all bed and all delicate and aug
Amid the immense circ ltof my ieuds and acquaintance
eCall married ladies' born IN this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" " In cases. however
where the Gueenberg CuthoeOn has boon used We st
that health has rapidly taken the place Of disease
ladies have become bust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason Of Il ira, Beautiful indeed is the
cOnhdng trusting nature Of woman but how much does 10
need be protected by waiChfulness that will lead her
time Of disease to appeal 10 medical adviser OF sCen-
tifc education, worth and purity of character" An
these may be secured by addressing tho Graeenbog Com
pany,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

Propeller vi isconsin. Hickey Chicago 30 boxes glass
Chamberlain, CrIy tuId x 90.
W H. Carey
Schooner tldolity Duncan, Toledo 20 ton msrchaodiss-
SchIO.o c. North Beao, GuGd5 to Shebaygaui ll6 bS'
glass lGG kegs nails Uus Oh Ton grEdstOues do yl
. do stuucwaTe W y. Carey.
Schooner Sia gare Stone BGlloi % NJ slaves s Har
beck.
scow A Fro.rick Young, Sanduskyi caro-
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SRlA 1859. sIE=r
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL during the present season. run their well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OEdensburgb a. OswegO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming "a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
OgdensbuTgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at oydousbursh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at tdfsego with the
New Oswego Line of\Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the&nlarged Canal
Bet,osen osiOego, Troy, Albany and NslO York,
Connecting also at Duukirk with the
NEW YORK 4 ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk, Cleyeland and sandushy aud
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
C- Property forwarded by this Line will be subject
" Merchandise marked IN. T. Co. Express" will be
forwarded fr New York by Express Freight Train
over the New York Enc Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
r. These Lines connect nj Cleveland with the Glove
land, Detroit aud Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J. MYERS. Agent N. ~ Co, No. III Broadway, N. Y.
]. l.. WARNER, Agent Mt Co.. No 3CRntipE Slip, Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co. No. 50 Stale street,
Boston
A ,CUSHAfAN, Agout " c. Line, No los state Street,
Boston
CHAS. S. TAPPAN. cor 9th and Chestnut st., Phils
!. +. CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, N Y. -
Q. L. THOMPSON, Treas N. +. Co, OgdensbuTgh, N Y
GEORGE PARK Err Ace. {.
HONEY n CRAWFORD, OswegO. N. Y.
3 ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
CHAMBERIIN CRAWFORD X CO., Cleveland.
]. s. CHENOWETH & Co, Cincinnati, O.
]; \ McBETH Agent Smdusky.
WAI =. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
y. R. MATHEWS Agent, Detroit Mich.
4 II. CRAWFORD, Milwaukee Wis.
McHENRY L BARKER, Racine, Wis
MAlIIER CO., Chicago
IACOR WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p, WlBORG & Co, Fulton City, Ill
N. W. GRAHAM q co Cairo III.
FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company, !
Cleveland Feb 18th. 1859
mari Houf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

" This oortides that / have used the Graefenberg pan
and Marshalls Calhoicou, sold here by II G. johnson
my practice my entire satisfaction They good
medicines Dr.. O. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o March l. 1891
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
MARINE NEWS.
poRr OF CLEVELAND


Propeller Wisconsin, Hickey, Og ouburh to Chicago. 6I
tons mdse Chamberlain Crawford GO.
Schooner B Parsons. Ernst, Buuaini no cargo
Scnaoutr Ethan Allen Morris RIVER 400 tUus ice
Gordon AlChI. N Co
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FEVER AND AGUE

LNROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
n FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE
dneeG y ihs poisonous masm Of yoegies decay This
and with the 0tery vapor from IT, While, ne sun is
below the hunzou this yapo ggers near the 0ars
the bleed There acts as AZ ing poison the
nal vsceTa and eIcretg organs Of the body The liver be
torpid and fails 10 socTee not only this virus but
The bile from the blood Both The virus aud the bile acou-
al disorder The spleen the kidneys and me stonn ch
sympathiso with the liver, and bso' me dermgel also
rNpe the noNous infusion concentrates the whole hodd ul
t Is blood leaves he sSTCe and PUSHES m o , nte
nal organs with consestye violence This is tho Gull
which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes tahe
surface qs " another effort to expg me irritating poison
fails, and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
less e1Tt ,Sothsr tiav q6 sse sr he Ss NJ o @ nVp9 %
FEVER AND AGUE, Such CONSTITUTIONAL disoTder viii OF
We hay0 labored fnd and have found au antidote.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Winch ne9tralses s m3i9Tlons poison IN the blood and
50 does cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
hose who are subject 70 this infection. Iftaken
eI1els Il irom the system as is absorbed and thus keeps
Health although eHlosod 70 the disease Consequently i
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
as lemteut Fe er Chill Fever, Dumb OF Masked Ague
ache, Ealpche CatHHh Asthma, Pupitaluns, Painful Al
econs Of tho stomach and Bowels, all otwhch when ars
ntemittenty type This A0UE CURE" removes the caus,
This Hccompshes by stimulating the eHcreores to er
pei the virus trn the system aud these organs by degree
Hence arises whit wo term acclmatiou Time may accom-
Es sb tbs ats@p SSt @ S oes
at aud with safety We have great reason 70 believe
eiSss Of diseases winch are cSusSd by he mamato iaeS
ton. than any other which has been discovered and has
sI another advantage to tho public, which IS that it Is
cheap us we'll as good.
DR. j. q. A YER q CO.,
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