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Transportation.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the present season. run their well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OGdensburgh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Fomnsa TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connect ug at ogdensbureh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at Osvegu with the
New Osweeo Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BettOeen osiosgo, Troy, Albany and Nei0 York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK 8 ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleyeani and SanduskY, and
TRI-wEFKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
~ Property forwarded BY this Line will be subject to
but one transhipment.
rF- Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express /" will be
forwarded Fl N New York BY Express Fr6ght Train
over the New York Eue Railroad, and promptly for
warded from DunkiTk.
~ These Lines connect Cleveland with the Clsve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
y. MYERS Agent N n Co, No. III Broadway, N. Y,
j. L. WARNER, Agent H.T Co, No 3Cmnties Slip N Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co, No. s6 Stale street,
A. CUSHhiAN, Agent " c. Line, No lOs State Street,
Boston.
CHAs. s TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestnut st., Phila
!. y. CHURCH, Agent Rouse's Point, N Y. . -
GEORGE PARK Err, Age. {, "
HOVEY x CRAWFORD. OsNyegO. N. Y.
s ID. CALDWELL. Agent, Dunkrk.
EHAMBERLJN, CRAWFORD Co, Cleveland.
J. s. OHENOWETH & CO., Cincinnati, o,
y. MCBETH. Agent SauduskY.
VIM, r. Wal KER, Agent, Toledo
". r, MA CHEWS, Agent, Detroit Mich.
j II CRAWFORD, Mi iweukee, Wis.
McHFNRY 1 BARKER, Racine, Wis.
MATHER Co, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, DavenpOrt Iowa.
II y. WIBORG co, Fulton City, Ill.
N. w. GRAHAM co Cairo, III.
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland. Feb, 18th. 1853
marl9R6 CHAMBERLAIN, President.
QIIRRAI0 nTNVNf AMI nud nIITnAl0 LIME
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SALE.-PuTsuant 10 M,

GHERIFF'S SALE. .-Pursuant TO the
command Of an otdtt of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahuga County, ~ the suit Of
Albert Norton pln agains viii am Gray and Others
deia, 10 directed Il shal offer Tor sale at Public Auc
ion at the door the Court House (eosT Of Seneca and
Chumpau sTeetal nthe city OF Cleveland Ia said county
the 30th day Of April 1859 at O'Clock Of said day
the following described lands aud ten meus wit: Sit
uaie III the township Of Cevelnnd An tho Oanneor vt West
en Reserve IN the state Of Ohio and which y also Ia he
ouny Of Cuyahosa and known By being part ~ lots No
point the east side Of Seneca street. sixteen rods north
N the north line Of Lake street thence nofheTy sene
ca street the south side OF 9nunt street. thence
IN on summit street hundred and twenty feet thence
southery 20 n0nt sixteen rods north Of the udrh line
Lake street thence westerly hundred and twenty feet
the place of beginning be the or less but
subject TO al legal hiEhWuya. ''
Appraised AZ al SO
maI5iD2d D. L. Wi0II4AIAN, shsIin
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Il is difficult to fancy awkward stitch than this.
This Is called double thread stitch" OF course The
thread which lies cooled curiOusy the lower side Of
the cloth add the strength of the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together, but sWu
serves 90 asten the sirgle thread which take the stitch
This, also, Is single thread stitch That the Grover i
Bakor Stitch uuravels readily shown by the above cut
But ,Oud be statel that when fastened tins itgh IS
elaktic and Is tO many purp1sps valuable srl That
very complicated pOutrivance is required to Ike the
Grover Baker Stitch is quito apparent Hence is great
liability TO get cut of order.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ....... April %.
ENTERED
Propeller J. eison Bonee Dunkirki % tons mdss q
CIR r. do G X p X; 81 do 4 \ a X; ~ do Cham
bernin, Crawford Coz 10 do Sandusky.
Prnp2er Soiotn Cameron, Bulo; 40 tons merchandise
NJ Bond.
Propeller Comet. Watts Buililo: 100 tons mdse
schooner Sea Dull, Bradley Buffalo; 95 tons coal
Smith Co.
scow Lime Rock, -, wyaudoitti no cargo.
c LIE x L D.
Propeller Comet Watts Buffalo; lot sundries
schooner Henry Young; Burns, Forest BRy; no cargo.
Schooner Forest Chief, Ames, IRE; cargo
ScOw RoeRa, Fargher, Port Clinton; no Cargo.
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.. Plalsten rln,s As't apii:2sltds
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S
ID SALEPuTsuant u the command Of order Of sale
issued Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahogl
County at the suit Of William s, HacOmb plh, against
Henry A Robinson, ct al def,s to me directeg shall
ODER for sale at Public Auction at the door OF the COuI
House. corner OF Seneca and Champain sreets) IN the
CITY Of Cleveland said county tho l6th day Of May
1859 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day tile following cirbed
lanis and tenemons to witt Situate in the township Of
hagru Falls in the State of Ohio, and which is also in
the county Of Cuyahoga and known by and is bounded
as folows Being No In the ninth and tenth range Of
State Ohio and Which is also in The couIty OF CuyahOgA
is Known all the house and lot occupied
and owned by Bounded the north by the store aud
lot owned by Widm g Waldron; east BY Main street,
twenty five feotl south by store and lot owned by Philips
OsbOurn, and west by line running parallel with lain
street beingjus fiy feet therefom and situated in
the village of ChagTin Falls County OF CuyahOsa and
sf Ohio be the less but subject TO all
legulhghways
Appraised 5000
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One Hundred Dollars Premium,
NM 61TRSON

", fessor Of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
ed lbs once ron Hank street TO the west aide OF Onao
street, over O. Beck Cos Grocery store, one block IRON
Tbe im1Ssss success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Of Chronic Dseascs him IN announcing 70 the sick
that he will make '..
No Charge fcr serpices tehich are not successful
aocordns 10 a. opinion which will be given when the pa
tent Is first examined. in the following dsoasea Liver
Dysentery, General Debility Nervous Consumption, hst
MAJ Bronchitis, Ohstnute Cough, Doaintss Coldness OF
ee or hands, Parab.ts or Palsy, lmpgtency, 81 Ntus
diseases, Neuralgia Drupsy, Rheumatism, sorofula Spi
nal complaint, Salt Rheum, everSores, White Yelling,
(Dr g. will pay slQ0 70 any physqan n the world who
cred limbs Weak Inhammed Eyes, Blindness frum pal
~ the from disease Of the optic nerve ter ned
AmaurOss also nursing mouth, Leucobna aud all
diseases peculiar 10 females.
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have ldom been cured now treated
by Dr. q with degree ofcerian amounting 20 matl-
ematoa precision, naney Chronic Inflammation OF Com
geston Dizziness Softening If the Brain, diseases which
later attendt with melancholy state Ofmnd
with ofambOnOr menal ergy, and which requent
ly terminate diocy insanity suicide. Dr. GIBSON
will forfeit Of failure TO remove Of the last
diseases H~ hopes lhis with the
and very respeCable bud favorable references winch be
give, will b. sun ent guaranty 10 the thousands who
suerng from disease OF the BRAIN that thoy
positively their health receive handsome pre-
mium In case of failure
who have been by ali classes OF med-
cal mon without success.
Dr O. would state that he possesses tho only reh ble
mude o. detecting the Ocaton Of dseaseshe can imue
of any invalid who may present himself for examina
tion.
OFsIcB HoURs-9 to r. and 2 TO o'clock daily, Sun
DAYS excepted, ana from to O'Clock ON Monday and
Nh ursdey evenings. unh
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MORNIFo LFADFR OFFfUE.
saturday. April - iodQ.
FLOUR-Nothne Of Consequence doing
WuHnr-one or choics rcd soid II 81 "a on tru .i
ons 40 on pnvuio terms.
Eaas-saiit amount 70 20 bbis. miiko.
BuTrER-eaies fsirW n atgoc.
HroHwINEs-2s bbl, sf 2so
PoRK-ssis yesterday Of Abb .. msss steG76
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TVO CIlr0ltc IMUaLiets.
DR.. BANNING, date of New York, }
~ gives notice that he has located At
No. LA Euclid street.


PILE SPRINGS, CHIIDBED GIRDIsES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
lie is prepared usually without med one the fol
lowing and analogous affections, Wz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat and weakness and
hoafseness OF voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS Oh THE CHEST, with cough bleeding al
heart.
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with ind,ses-
oni ucidy, sense Of collapse - fninness, duh dragging
pains IN the SIDES and a gone feeling which
grayated on ert citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
Wh constipation, chronic dauhGa, prolapsus AMI and
WURINARY WEAKNESSES, with initable bladder and
inCOntlnent and painful urinations
SEMINAL. WEAKNESSES; which II not arrested, so
generally end 10 insanity and physical ruin.
SPINAL LDEhANGbMEN1S; with curvature, iuequaii-
es Of the hips and shoulders ungTacefu gait and pain
hu WeaAness OF the back which, II not arrested tend to
thelr increase and to consumption.
HERNIA; rulicalcure effected (Ou new principle) by
means OF his new combination Brace Truss.
DEhAk6EMbNT OF THE LOWER EKIREAi T.
tbs with coldness, numbness heayiness and sweng
standing.
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp SHOULDER blades and atness OF the chest
winch are SO Indicative OF carly consumption pleasantly
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention OF ladies is called tc
his combination ADD mna and Spinal shoulder Brace aud
skirt supporter by which the above affections
pc prevented and relieved the and bearing Of tho
body improved and the weight OF the skirts held away from
me stomach, lnyads out oil the city should inquire by
letter when llr. u. may be seen.
Inc mfdical profession are invited TO examine his surg
A Lady in attendance upon L aides dec7u
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CLEVELAND IND ERIE RAILROAD.

An the trains going Westward at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, CtncinRat 81.
Lons SC and all the going Eastward connect at
Dunkrk with the trains OF the New York Erie Railroad,
and al Budaa with those OF the New York Central and
Buffalo and New York \ Erie Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM. Stunt.
Cleveland, April 4th, 1860. Opr2
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THE well known ard justly celebrated
r j. lyons, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
that he has taken an
Omca No 117 Onfarfn Gsrect

Umce NO. II0 UntnFic street..
All who suffering from the pbove named Diseases
ny other complicated cOmplent of years standing.
CHARGE.
II hoped that viii despair of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
aithful trial.
II During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies.
East Indies South America aud the United States he hs
the instrument Gods hand restore TO health and
ygor thousands who were gwen up and anosnced incur
able by the most emtuent Od School Physciunsi nay,
more thousands who the verge OF the gnye
now LIVING MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors
skill aud successful Treatment and daily exc amingr
blessed be the day when first and paTook of the
| Ind an Herb Doctors Medicine" -
RememberConSuatiOn and advice free. The poor shall
llepllY remembered.
EV Take Notice-every Wednesday and Friday. Dr. Ly
be cOnsultCd al the Franklin House. Pear lsreetl
West Sida,l
EE1- offes Hours--from "A, M.to6P.M
daclld&W ly 26Il
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ELEGANT SPRING SILKS.
RAYADERE, OHENE aud PLAIN
lJ Robes q DeuX Xolants Chene and plain dc Loie
Rayadse Brocedea Travelling silks n Checke and Baya
feIes Black Robes, Armuros aud Modes Rich, fancy
nara FL BALDWIN co.
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Corning Q %. 5 QuOtatiOns

76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, Ouo.
MkNUFAcTURERs OF
Alcohol, Burning FIliid Pure Spirits, Cologne
SDi,lts and Whiskfes
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This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as a
Safe 0ndreiable MedicSnt
for Family Use,

offered to the Public as supe
ior article, pohef;ng all the vir.
ues alcribed to it as a Medicinal
BeUerage, and deferving of their
.atronage in preference to the fus-
,icious decodions emanating from
rrefponhble fources, and fold UNI
Ter various Pretentious names.
The ha that our houfe Established
n l778,) } has attained favorable
equation for the genuine character
nd purity of its Liquors, will, we
ruff be asuficient guarantee of the
xcellence of this article.
Put up in QUAR- BoTTLEs, in
:aies of one and two dozen each,
md fold throughout the world by
Oruggilts, Grocers, &c.
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Er9al Notices.

ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL
" 1863, JENNIE OTIS filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Cuyuhoga and state Of Ohio, her petit against VIII
ban F. Gus Praying divOrCe and for change " her
same from Jennie Gus TO Jenae ParkeIi and uesns for
cause that said Will1m Otis l. impr sOned the
Of TIE State OF Wisconsin. for the crime Of
passitg counterfeit bank bills JENNIE OTIS,
April 10 9-6wZ33 BY g. L. FISH her attorney
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CHNRIFF'S SALN.--I

- uIbuhub 10 I'll q
~ commands Of three wits of voldi exponas issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahQgu County
at the suit Of Fzekie Adams \, Jared et. al
tile suit Of j. W. AidTich + Jared and The tuit
OF r. NJ Fenner i jared directed, shall
for sale Public Auction at the door of the Court House
corner of Seneca and Champlan streetl in the city Of
Cleveland, in said County the l6h day Of May l559
at O'Clock M Of said day the Olowin described land
and teuements, TO wit Part Of lot a. formerly Euclid
now East Cleveland Township beginning at white oak
stump standing on the north ne 0 land decided t1 Emily
Rchwe SAID lot AZ thence south 50 deg east 73 ks
10 Abram Mattox ue thence north % deg sist, chains
% n thence noh5 % deg west alo said Mattoxs line
CHAINS "a links to MattOxs cOmeT thence north a
degs east 3 hnts thence north q degs 10 min west,
chains the ROAD thence south 80 degs west along the
Pink Road from Cleveland Wtlloughby chains SO
uks; thence south 90 degs east H Hchnns to the place
begInnmg continuing s9l00 acres Of land. Excepting
thhrernm the following described part of said premises
belng Of a homestead therein, wit: Be
gluning the Of the Cleveland and WilOughby
Plank Road. and at the OF lands owned by samuel
DE puy aud e. Jared, (deCeasedG thence sOutheas
eTy along the line OF sHd De Puys land 10 stone
posi- thence sOuthwesterB cOuIse 10 large post
of garden ence thence nOrthwesteTy TO stone
SET in the Plank Road near blacksmith shop occupied by
o, hamsdil thence nO,thery along the Plank Road TO
the place OF beginning, -...,...,. 81, -,
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits ;
so IS
Good Physician by his Successful Work

To the COnsumptive, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach
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Notice.
NJ OF &c Il is HEREBY GIVEN
In that the subscriber hss been appointed and qualified
Executor ON the Estato Of John Williamson, deceased
Of Cuyuhogu County
I n nj M Usfrr,
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GATAWBA AND ISABELLA
~ WINE-Growth Of Kelley's island--waTTanted pure
for sale by the gallon or bottle, by -
G0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, CleavOr's 0lycgrno, Musk Rnd Honey
SOap-warraatod sonuine-iOr sale by -
feb9 y W. SACKRIDEH.
PRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
ID Hair aud Cloth Brushes also Teot Brushes Of IvOr
Bone Buifa 10 Horn and Sandal Wood For sals by
feb9 ". SAClSRlnER
COOKING EXTRACTS-Of all fla
mv2S e. w sACKRIDER
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SERVANTS IN PARIs.-An American lady,
long resident in Paris and perfectly acquaint.
ed with its customs, gives her experience Of
Partisan servants in the following language,
which will apply very properly to many Of
the same classes in some of our American
cities:
You are aware of the petty taxes which
our domestlcs are in the habit of imposing
upon every thing purchased by them for the
use of the household. First in order is the
"sou per pound paid them by the grocers,
butchers, bakers, &C. for their CUSTOM
This, however, is but trihe in comparison.
On rabbit, bought at two francs and fifteen
sous, the cook pockets the fifteen sous. For
each dish ordered from a restaurant, the
servant gets premium of five sous. So
with butter, and every other article of food
haye calculated that, over and above her
wages, my cooks profits amount to at least
fifty cents day. Nor is she satisfied with
this She has made nice little bargain
with my butcher, to the effect that when she
buys six pounds Of mutton or veal, for me
the butcher is to add a pound of sirloin
steak, for her There is no use in changing
servant or butcher
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-29

READY MADE EDIToRs.--The Rev. OrVille
Dewey, Of Massachusetts, in a recent Fast
Day Sermon, says: "Thers ought to be q
chair in our universities for the instructit n
Of editors"
"lf,! says the Boston Post, "the Reverend
gentleman means simply that editors ought
TO have a collegiate education, we can only
say the chair is already in the universities,
for editors (to be) as for lawyers, doctors
aud divines in expectancy. If he means (as
seems more likely that editors should learn
their business--the art editorial in college
he is talking about as wisely as if he were
to say that they should 20 to factory for
the same purpose A college in which to
learn human nature to acquire common
sense; to cultivate ut once quick and sound
understanding, ready wit; prompt and
accurate judgment; the art of fluent yet
accurate composition; the higher art Of dis
tinguishing truth from falsehood; reality
from pretension--that is the college for an
editor; q college which has its chairs' only
in editorial sanctums, situated usually near
the attic, (usque al c@iun,) and as little
like university as a man OF fancilul theo-
ries is like man of successful practice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-29

B@-Aocording to the census Of 1850, there
we're in the United States 3.l9l, $40 people
At the same time there were 20,S42 clergy
men, or one clergyman to S6S people. liul
New Hampshire takes the lead in snpportiDg
clergymen, as she has one clergyman to eVs
ery 400 people. Connecticut stands next
with one clergyman to every 526 people :
All the New England States support ems
clergyman to less than 900 people. New
York has one clergyman TO every 722 peo,
pie. YiFRinia one 70 ,3l7, South CaFolinS
one 70 ], ,4le, Louisiana one 70 800.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-29

ROBBERY AND MURDER.-Our readers will
recollect that last winter the cashier of the
Union Bank at Jackson. Tennessee, was mur,
dcred and tee bank robbed of large sum
of money The seoundrel or scounlrels en'
gagged in the transaction have meyer been
detected but it would seem from the follow
ing paragraph which we take from the
Washington Star, that large part of the
money has probably been found. The Star
of the 26th inst says
"The largo amount of money lately found
in Cohocksink Creek, near Philadelphia, is
believed to have been stolen from the Union
Bank at jackson, Tennessee, when the clerk
George Miller, was murdered, on the night
of the I'd of February last OF the money
taken, twenty thousand dollars was in notes
of the bank, said to be of the character and
denomination of those found
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-29

EeA- If you want fighting man Victor
Emanuel offers model lie is brave TO
temerity, and in the fercest of the Palestro
fight was restrained, almost forcibly, by a
French Colonel, from rushing most unroyal,
ly into the thiekest Of the fight The third
regiment Of Zouaves, who did such bloody
work that day and saw his dashing courage,
have unanimously elected him corporal-an
honor which the sOldier,king will prize as
highly as any one of bis electors would prize
MarshRls baton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-29

THoUsHrs ON PAPER.-The paper having
the largest circulatiOn--the paper Of tObac'
CO.
Paper for the trough paper.
Paper containing many fine points-The
paper of needles
Ruled paper-The French press.
The paper that is full Of rows-The paper
Of pins.
spiritualist paper--( Wrapping paper.
Paper illustrated with cutS-Editorial exr
changes.
Drawing paper-The dentists bill.
The layorite paper on railroads-Car-ps
paper
A taking paper-SheriA's warrant.
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. NRRCIAL .N0TiCRa.' q

Mrs Wiuslow; on experienced nurse
and female physitien, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilltatea the
process Of testhing BY roiteningthe gums reducing
all Inflammation will aliay an pain, and Is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, Il
will give rest TO yourselves end relief and health tO
your infants Perfectly safe in ali cases. See ad-
vertisement in smother column. jeo
Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment are
twin curatves, derived from the one origin, the
vegetable productions Of the soil They act in unit
son on tho system, the internally upon the Sc
cretiens Of the body, and the other externally
through the countless orices Of the skin, cleansing
and recuperating the vital organization.
Sold at tie mandatory, No. 90 Maiden Lane,
New YorE, and by all druggists, at 9bc oac., and i
per box or pot. Je25-dkwlw
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralizes this mnlarious poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver TO expel II from
the body. As It should, so it docs c'pe this Of
hictivc disorder with perfect certainty. And 1t
does more, or rather does what Is Of more ser
vice to those subject to this Infection. IL taken
in season it expels it from the system as If Is abb
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use II free rom
its attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed to tho disease. Consequently it not only
cures, but protects FROM the great variety Of nf-
fcctons which arc induced by this malignant
influence, such as Rcmttent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, ToOthachc, Err
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful At
fections of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis,
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found to assume more or less the intcrnit-
tent type This "AGuE CURE" removes the cause
of these arrangements and cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the eXcrc-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
thed office of their own accord. Hence arises
whntwe term dcclimdtiOp. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life is not long enough, or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AGUE
CURE" docs IL at once, and with safety We have
great reason TO believe this is surer ms well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases
which are caused by the miasmntc infection,
thnnany other which has been discovercd aud
it has still another important advantage to the
public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good.