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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-25

Ge-We are indebted to Mr.. A. X. Hour,
agent of Adams Express, for late New York
pap
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-25

OILS.-Linseed is very dull and is offered at Tic,
and some sales of Eastern have been made at Toe.
Lard is Gnch nged and steady Soc, including bOls
Red unchanged.
SEEDS.-The market for Clover has been very duh
throughout the week, and prives have furthe de-
clined closing at 81 So The is about over,
and there but Little demand any price, and quo
tatons merely nominal. Flax Is selling 81 40
Timothy Is dull at 5 a. IS
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Savannah Market.
Charleston Market.

SAVANNAH, April 2I.-There is very little doing in
the cOtt9n trade. The receipts of the week were
o $50 bales, and the stock hand is 80 l90 bales
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$50 WeMara for Blum.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber al necherd ne
IL pot, on the night az the 23rd Of March last Ne
gro Man named jim of yellow compile xian about 80
ears oi feet high viii weigh about us pounds
Itm was raised by : MASS, Fsq., Of DIXON county
Tenn There y small sear On his len aostr thai
he sat was produced ~ blasting rock, ard a few
his breast caused fruia burns thong h moi paris
ulAriy remembered by any as q which breast
this = lie has rtIhcF a down lock and an
eHsniiaie expression out q the eye when spsk en- %
though good eoantrnance, with broad forehead and
f0und eyes, 3tnf had when he lefl a PEA Jacket
81 black tasnett and yellow Jeans Pants son Hat
parple Color. hc black smith l,y trade and sas
sold By = 5. Hawkins D. W. J. Martin.
Tie above reward viii De paid 80 ans one who
vii deliver him 20 ne al Chattanooga Tenu. or 20
> Hawkins, No. Is Cedar street, Nashville Team.
". J. MARTIN,
Ar-I-u Chattsn0ogA. Tennessee
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Ezs- Jim Snicks puts everything 10 use.
His wife has bald head, and he strops his
razor on 1.-THE scamp.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCSNAu, April 20.-BUTTER- good demand
has prevailed throughout the week for fresh grass
and this quality sells readily at 23925c, but inferior
qualities duh at 9G10c.
CHE k-The receipts ufnew are increasing, and
prices have consequently declined, closing with
fair dem nd, at &c. for prime W. R., and ea5l0c
for prime old very little Of the latter in the market
CANDLES AND SOAP.-The market is unchanged
in every respect The demand is fair at 20c for Star
Candles, full weight. lsc tor IL IL for Opal, and
121z013 &c for Tallow.
soap sells at &c for No. and Palm, and &c for
extra.
HlDES.-The market remains firm, with good de-
manf at zlSc Tor Green 1zD9c for Green Sailed
1t9l1c fol Dry Sailed, ana l1ldlS far Flint.
HAY There has been gIod steady demand for
prime Timothy, and pr ces have ruled firm at sl6 so
gil per ton.
front e demand for pig has been quite small
throughout the week, and the market very heavy
Ohio hot blast pig Is selling IN small lots S34 Ten
nessee is offered at $50. Blooms saieable at
over sos In bar there Is no change, and contin-
ue TO quote common AT 2Zc, and charcoal at3Zc
LEAIHER-The market Is firm, with good de-
at he fol
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Gomnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

j
COTTGN.- Sales Saturday of II bales at
IO4c; 10 at 81; "a at st; and at life
p %.
TOBACCO.-Sales at the warehouse of A.
Hamilton of IA hhds at 4 90. 4 55, 4 20, 6
so. 5 35, 90, 90, I 4O,7 40, 20, us, Z
95, 7 so, IS.
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400 Boon srrrs-r Pun, Ing, mn. D.

=" bhoAb GdIlADkiPHIA, Pa
(ExrRAcT0 ola lifting the kettle from the fire it
became III manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp. II was an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared TO ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly. without soreness
and left no scar Of account. Truly yours
CHARLES FOSTER"
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Beautiful Farm,


cprssy 4 walsee -. - teoaisee ARD e.ssrs
Is .asss s.nas - Is nccemh9 Terra, lst<, (tes
1870 zss hasing knrn flf - ef1ssee SAL sslt
-. AZ kDkl. ltIE l4IH DAY % nay NPAI, a.
a. snrs keass deef - NaEhs lot Ne =. Nllh he
iuprareaas1s fteI h tticy = plen - iets, Eegt4-
llser = ~ koz nce u D4k tas1n s.'ans$ oso<
- saza % = credt ere, y ssd le eAsesns >ctse
MsA sod sssus u re@nHea AsA nra retained IN
peyn,est " porosaee ner1f tssi ~ sse ~ es f@s4
n es<t- tS1ta = z. ~~ANe
L1l<ssd c1
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SEM NEE C0Al..

I'VE sEwaSff MINING COMPANY anu ssll s.~lr
sap~ss 9 ts-.i fFun their yard setbnsng ne n.
nanaea rates.
select lamp ~ rs centa per bashsi-
R1aed 81 screened Is cents psr hzzAal.
Mi ~ IL I.er bashei-
slsek o. aae Cozi 10 sts per hushri
sfi-fw HENRY MURRAY, sale Axens.
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q E0 MONTH ASp All ExrENSEs pam.
0OO An Assat aassa u every To- . Aaa oa.z.
- = tiss tnstsa staiss - eAEzEs IN fesFe< s2Sis
ans eass brsaaess, ~ wAlth The AhDse pro2Es
naAy ke certainly feteaas fof faftAsF Tartieaiar.
sttress, liza J. niNAl WAl<NEK 0IlEEa uf
hsoA NAY AND lafH sfRREIS, NkW YeRA en-,
suetesauE ene les as elanp.
spr1-dss1n
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CHESS.
Fancy Note and Letter Papers.
States and Slate Pencils.

300 boz n Superior Hardframe States of variou
sizes. $4,000 Slate Pencils, just received by
f. HAGAN,
apre-u SO Market st.
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Es- The following lines are inscribed on
J ohm Howard Payne's tomb, at Tunis:
sure when thy gentle spirit lied
To realms heyunni the azure done,
With'aruIs outstrctched. Coils angels said,
"Wecunr TO Heaven s Home sW eet HuIncy''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16
mPORTANT TO FEMALES,
nr. Cheeseman,s PilIs.

be combination Of Ingredients In those Pills Is the re-
suit of long and practice. They are mild IN
their operatiou and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Meus ruatons removing all distractions, whe'
r from cold Or Otherwise headache pain in tue side pal
pation OF the heart whites all nervous affections hys-
series fatigue pain the back and limbs, &c disturbed
sleep which arise from interruption of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the commencement Of era in the treatment OF
these irregularities and instructions whchhave consigned
a many thousands young tho beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE uaAYE No female can enjoy good
health unless she regular and whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins 20 decline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectual remedy known for All con-
plant paoua. TO Females To all classes they inyal-
usbs HdaciHg NTH oeraiHy periodical regularity They
are know TO thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout tho eountB, having the sanction Of
the most eminent physicians ia Aneriea
Erpcit dtrsciiOns stating 0he, GEd osH tlty should ao
be used with each Bo1hs Price one Dollar each boT con
tuning 40 Pius.
valuable pamphlet 10 bo had fee ofthe Agents PHI
ssnt by mall promptly by oncloling price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally.
Il Il. HUTCHINGS General Agent,
No 1856 Chanbors st. New York
Sold In Cleveland BY WIN, FlSKE aud GAYLORD
HAMMOND. sprsd&w6m2si
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16
TnE RRvOLUTION IN JAMAICA.

The advlces from Jamaica represent the recent
outbreak ut WestmOreand, to be the commence
ment of a fierce war Of color and race in the Is
land.
The British steamer Styx returned TO Kingston
on the 10TH from fruitess search for the missing
boat of the wrecked steamer Jasseur.
Little doubt was entertained Of the loss Of the
boat with her crew of thirty men
Advces from Rosario Of February 10th says let
ters had been received there announcing the sign
ing of the Paraguay treaty on the 9th Of the same
month.
Com. Shubrick had sent orders to delain all yes
sels below until he arrived,
Il il understood that Com. Sands has been Or
deIed TO report himself for duty the Brazil sta
tion, probably TO relieve Com, Forest.
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FREMoNr, sandusky o., ohio, Fob., Is5l

DR. rUBBs-D Dear Sir Early last spring my wife who.e
hnah has not heun firm for some tuc took cold, which
follows ud by Cuu nun cough, suppression ana ln
rus ut0r The liver nlgl aeomud sluggish thefe
was scarcely any acun Of the bowels She suffered good
oul ff0n weakness OF tn baak, likewise pain IA
the oes aud becnmo very weak, tn n ntsh and lever
ish ing tho spring aud summer empl' yod ee phg
ciana but Tho suppression continuing ht the debility ~
creasng they THOUGHT little else could Do ohothan iateh
up 0r pnluto and one finally told me that consumption
had gradually ancug aud that she could no prob
adv survive long Within Two weeks after commencing
your Treatment Soptoubor last, sho began TO improve,
and rnufd rapidly uufi health restored AZ present
mar he1h dH1dodly huCf than at time houfe since
drst residing n Fremont, about AK years ago
She had suffered much BEFORE gained lsl aer DO
rinuing trennent and has been we'll since,
nt have ult 10 duty 20 Inform by letter, that u
'' PmSrgi s. W. REED.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
WESTERN NEWS.
LEAvENwoRrH, April

LEAvENwoRTH, Apnl 10
Dates from Utah to the 18th ult. are received.
The MormOns at Provo are indignant because
troops were stationed there during the session OF
Court. -.
There we're rumors OF a threatened collision but
no actual demonstration.
Gov. Cumming had been sent for.
Salt Lake City was infested with an organized
Bandtti, some Of whom had been arrested.
The Indians continued TO Interfere with the Cali-
forna mails, shooting at the carriers and stealing
the BteCk
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a. One of the most prevalent and at the

I-B VHU UI IIIU IIIV9V EIV''IIV'I7 '''7T7
same time troublesome and painful diseases That attend
the human iesh the Fever and Aguo. For long tune
tho medical world have been continually bringing forth
numerous specifics for its permanent cure; buta without
effect Dr. Hostetter, experienced and celebrated
physioan has succeeded In furnishing the public with
yausble ureparaton for tho cure OF Fever and Ague
The steady and increasing demand lately made for the
Bersn and the universal success attending It's use,
have made for reputation unsurpassed by any speciho
of the kind For the cure OF Fever and Aguo DR. oset
ters Celebrated Stomach BtteIs must and should CLAIM
superiority over any other preparation eXtant.
For sale y druggists und dealers generally everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16
HAIR Dye HAIR DYE - HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless and reliable Dye k"0'0n
Tho Original and hest in the world


Tho Original and hest in The world
Auothers are mere limitations aud should be avoided IL
you wish escape ndicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyes instantly TO a
beautnl and natural Brown or black, without tRe least
injury 10 Hair or Skin
FIBTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have basn
warded 10 VIM A. Bachelor since ls29 aud over 5000
applications have been made tho Ha OF ha patrons II
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a Color
not 10 be distinguished fom nature aud is wARRAKrEp
Ot To inuro In the least however long tRy he continued
and the m effects Bad Dyes romhdiud. the Hair nvgor-
atsd for life by THIS splendid Dye
Made, sold applied ln private roomsj at tho VIE
FACTORY, No "a Broadway, N. y.
Sold IN all cities and owas Of the Unei States, bJ Drug
sists and Fancy Goods DeseEs
~ Tie genuine has the name aud address up9n stee
slato engraving four sides OF oach Box, OF
WAI. A. BACHELOR,
iaulT No 233 Broadway ~ Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

MAN, MORAL AND RELIGIOUS BEING.-PTOf
FOWLER gives his closing lecture to night in the
Meodeon, on the moral bearings Of Phrenology -
He will consider MAN in his relations TO Locality,
and to Deity; his passional and his devotional feel
ings the sources OF happiness and Of misery This
is regarded by many as the most satisfactory lee
ture of the course .....I.
A flee lecture to women and children, will be
given by Prof Fowler this afternoon at o'clock
Private examinations at the Weddell House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

CouNTERFEITERs TooLs,--A large assortment
of eounterleiters' tools aud implements were yes
terday taken to the Grand Jury room ut the Court
House, which had been discovered and seized by
Marshal johnson at various places, part being
found on the premises of Dr. Wallace at East Cleve-
land. This lot consisted Of presses, dies, acids,
paper, bogus coins counterfeit bills, &c, &c.-
There was small carpet bag full Of countcrl,t
blls-ones, hves, tens, twenties and ffties-per-
haps a hundred thousand dollars in all. There
were also several thousand dollars in bogus gold in
paper boxes One of the machines for making
bogus coin weighed 500 pounds 1t was dug up
on the farm Of Robert BluiI, in Portage county be
ing six feet under ground. All this stun came
from Portage county and was the property of the
extensive gang of counterleiters whose operations
we have noticed from time to time, and the leaders
Of which are in Jail and will doubtless le indicted
by the present Grand Jury.
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THE sICKLEs TRAGEDY
WAsmNGToN, April IS.

The Court room is crowded to excess to-day as
II has been since the commencement oil the trial.
The interest in il does not abate ot, but rather
becomes intensified from day " day, There is 30
much time consumed by counsel in arguing the
questions that arise thatbut little progress Is made,
aud weeks may yet eapse before the trial may be
brought to a close
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PARLIAmENrARY NEWS.

ToRoNro, @. W, 6P. M, April TO-
Parliament has continued in session since
yesterday morning and no prospect apparently Oh
an adjournment.
The subject under discussion Of the Selgnoral
Tenure Ia Lower Canada which Is violently op-
posed by Upper Canadian members. Much Sec
tiOual feeling Is displayed.
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~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle cast their devils out il s ours who live 10
this wuter logged count The inasmatio poison II our
swaaups and Alarshe- bee0nes yortabo devil 10 te
blood rsve in the Agues aud Feyers which shake aud
scoIch us all Ayers AnuE CUBS is said to be the
apostle nsed and some Of neighbo who hage tried
a confirm the report -Joaraal, Piaao m.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

GooD NEws!-It is fixed fact that the magni
hcent steamers Western Metropolis and City Of
Buffalo will run the present season between Buff
trips on the nth or oath of May. They will form
an evening line leaving the railroad pier at &
o'clock NJ, reaching Buffalo in time to connect
with morning trains for the east. We will speak
further of this line at future day.
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Ty4 Our Musical Friend No 20, Independent,
Stars and Stripes, Evangelist, Ambassador, N. Y
Weekly Herald Post, Tribune, Times, &c, for
this week, can be had at Olmsted's News Room,
onposhe The Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

CLEVELAND CoNFERRNoE,-'rh Cleveland Con.
fenrence of Congrega onal churches, will meet at
East Cleveland on Tuesday next at M
Il is hoped that the churches of this Conference
WILDE fully represented with their statistical tables
complete.
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i15- TO TO Hawks q Brothers for Frank Les
lies Illustrated Newspaper, for Harper's Weekly,
for the Wayerlcy, for the Constitution, for the
Ledger for the Mercury, Musical Friend, Maga.
zines, aud literature in general, to any amount.
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COAL ACCIDENT.

MAUoH CHUNK, Pa April l5.
The Engine House of the Mt Rigah Lehigh Coal
Company was badly damaged by fire last night, in
consequence of which there will be stOppage OF
coal trains for week, perhaps.
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April and MAY Appointments.
OR. II. TUBBS can be consulted al

Dr. r. veshisundiyded attention TO Chrome Diseases,
treating thousands annually hundreds of whom
red alter All had failed Mineral undota
pOfanR n0yoruHod, patients encouraged
Orsuueetsd ponse without ponding prospect "a
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KINGSLEY vs.. FOREST CITY BANK.-The State
Of Ohio, on complaint of Edward Kingsley VS.. For
est City Bank, for violation ofiranchise, will be for
hearing this morning, at the Seneca Street Court
House, before Judge Foote, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Ranney, Backus & Noble,
aud Paine & Wade. For Defense, r. Hitchcock,
Samuel williamson, Bushnell White aud Gen. Gro.
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Lecture Sabbath evening next at half past
seven P. NJ, at Plymouth Church, by the Pastor,
upon Slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law.
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tsy~ There will be an Anti Slavery prayer meet.
ing at Forest City Hall, at o'clock Sunday afler.
noon. All are invited TO attend,
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HoLLowAY's Pulls AND OINTMENT. - Vils
Amy has work For counterfeits are in the mar
ket The test ofputy is known by the water mark "ilol
loway New Yor kand London" in semfransparont lea
tiers on every the book Of directions around each
pot or box
sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all Druggists 26c, CSC and 81 per oct or
to 2b5
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COLLISION.

4hblAhAfoLlbt Apil ~
A collision took place between passenger
train which left here Rt ~ o'clock, and ifoght
train on the Lafayette and indianapolis Road No
person seriously hurt Damage from i've 10 Ten
thousand collars
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PLAIN AND. ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
u Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at tho Printing Establishment ofhe Leader Oco on
eateSt improved and most rapid steam presses the best
tge "n short notice. and a uable rates Particular
aienliol paid blank wors Eysry description Of Bind
a done, especially Blank Bosks Ledsers journals,
Snles Books, Reeeilas Rools &C. eo.
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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AZ Godey's Ladys Book for May, containing
beautiful steel engraving Of "Bird Nesting, +" has
been received by Hawks 4 Bro. Elei
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REPORT
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A train on the Mississippi Central Railroad fell
through some tresilG work, killing two and wound
ing eight persons; names unknown.
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Tho Great vital Regenerator,
TRHESEIGAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Lettors
-, Patent from ENGLAND, aud secured hp tho seal
81 h ths ECQLE pE pHARMAClE DE PARIS and III
lAFhhlAL COLLEGE Or MEDICINE. VIENNA
No. ilnvaluablo f1r lleaxu,ion speimaiorthsea ana
Physical Exhaustion aud is a tunic -
that have been hitherto treated IN ihe nss,1s ssd 49,
cious use OF cOnava aud cubobs F
No 1-iIps entirely supplanted the injurious use me
cuy horchy insurng 60 the suderer speedy relief dis
Tag All the impurities, md roofing out the venom o disc
TRlESEMAR, Nos. !, and g. are prepared in lie ofn
lozenee, devoid Of taste SMELL aid can ho carried
IN ihe Mimtcoat pocket SOLD TN CAsEs anil divided
INTO SEPARATE DOSES, as administered by Valpehu Lalie
man he01 tucofg Sc &c Price, 50 ench four cases
~ one lot ", which 50, aud in S2T clses wherehv
there ts yng OF 50 To he had, wholesale and fets
oi Dr HARLOW, lbI Prince street, Nen Yurk fmmedf
stelY 9n FqceHng rentanc = Dr Barlpw viii Onward
the hlES = M Il to nuy part Of tbsv.fl3 sefurslr
packed aud addressed according the insrneiioT N az
writer 'N''' VI ''7
HFu sale by QAET ORD & HANMOND
aud WILLIAM FISKE
doco uaW " 3O AGENTS Cleveland
C,RTaRWsR.q RR.H0sRW
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A Ill WHO ARE SUFFERING
-, eoa M Mtlia effects q ouTnFUL FxcEss. sfi.F
NbuhE. .uftNf Debility arNnf from skill ii ufnra a1tr
ctn la SURELY aud PERMANENTLY NJ niiiiir.. ~
10 PERFECT HEALTH. STRENGTH hfn Vtdon
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I55 IIutchings' Lie Exhilarant is quick and

[8 Itutchings Lille Exhiarant is quick and
eaecual curing the worst and mosl aggravated cases Of
yspensin Kidney plants and all other derangemenis
tue stomach aud bowsi aud Will revive the melancholy
and dropping surils immedi tely The feeble, nervous
and sckly should Try ~ sold hy Wnl Flske Cleveland
lB7 The aged can have health renewed by
Hutchings' Life ExhilaTant, which is iniahble as reiu
Veuant aud will restore wasted strength with m1glfa'
prnmpnt IS wonderful permanente For old and fee
be persons has not its equal Sold by VIM Fske, Cleye-
land
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lp which 80 thousands arc continually suearin,
Without knowing frmodY.
lho cost Of cure s triniur One haftc ull laaf an.
month, ard IA suitahs for NJ nee - O.. -,
all parts Of The Unite.i gtstee ' N'' - y Nft' "
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OTEIoE, wARINe's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ct. CLAIR STREETS.
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILARANT, - Laules OF
weak aud sickly should ke the Hutcl inBs'
Life EAhlaani Will make you strong healthy and hap
Nv remove all OhStnlctiOns and Irregularities from the
menstrual organs and the bloom Of health 70 the
sckiy and was I clre-wOm face. sold by VIM. ltske,
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ny The weak will receive new strength from
q 8israte use Of that excellent lluic1ngs iAte Elnla
rant IL is henthful in all its OpeHtuns. A. bn NlsnI
ami It has eqnal-rcuvenstne the aged aud weakly with
wonderful ceerty and permanent ohe't Soiu Dy W.T.
Fiske, Cleveland.
Ter The Dyspeptic can have all his woes ban
ished fhe will but use Hutohngs Life EXhilarant Weak
stomach feeble digestion, distress altcr eathg coslNe
habits, bousness, low spirits, will find master ih t9
above compound. Sold by VIM. FISK r. lIGNelal, "lu
by druggists generally aprl4l&"SuiAS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16
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