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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27
DIR. IiOOFLAND,S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.
For the speedy cnre Of

For the speedy cure Of
Coughs, colds, influenza, Group, hoarseness, bron-
chitis, pneumonia, diseases of the bowels, arising
from cold, incipient consumption, and for the
relief, and Cf ut all POSSIBILITY euro Of patient Is
in advanced stages of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters
may be confidently roliod on. 1t is designed for
a class Of diseases more fatal than any other to
which the people of this country az subject
those sprin ging from 1" SLIGHT COLD" That emf
nent authority, DR.. Bell, says: "I will not say
that colds to our inhabit ants what the PLAGUE
and Y Low FEVER are to those of other co IN
tries but, can aver confidently that they usher
in disease Of greater completely aad mortality
than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of dis
eases resulting from "CoMMoN coLD'' may be
seen by glance at the following statistics tai 60
from the records Of the Board of Hath II
localities in the Union:-
1852. Total deat tbs in Philadelphia, l,aal
Died of Consumption, 1913
" all other diseases (350
in uumher,) s,s49
-lo,esl
1853. Total deaths, 9,740
Died of Consumption, 1875
/" "all other diseases, 1854
--.9,74s
1854. Total deaths, H,Sl4
Died of consumption, 4,17S
I" " all other diseases, 1859
From these figures, It will he seen that nearly
ono. fourth of the total deaths in Il country are
cauctd by consumption, to say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases apringing from q "sIight
celd."
Do not trlHe with your health; but, If suffering
from a cough, or cold on the lun gs buy bottle Of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done 3d. and have certified to it's wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspeptic tate of the stomach, in With case TIE
German Btters SHOULD be used. In c!ges of weskv
ness, or general ility Of the system resulting
from pfotracted coagh, the German Ritters will
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by pr.C. NJ. jackson, ais Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and for sale By druggists and
storekeepe-s throughout the United States and
Canada. Price IS cents Per bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27

HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
8, III, Is and Is, Hoped Skirts,
Misses " g
| To all OF which we respectfulIy invite the at.
ten ton of the public generally.
May IS, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIYTERS,

VIII eneCtualIy cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDJCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
tile Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disordered Lirer or Ston ach.
Such as Consumption, Inward Piles, Fulpess
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nau
sea, Hea ri burn, Disgust for Food, Funess or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking
or Fluttering at the pit of the stomach, Swimming
Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or sufocating
sensations when in lying posture, Dimness Of
Vision, d OF or webs before tho sight, fever and
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of expiration
yeliowness of the skin and eyes, pain in the eide
back, chest, limbs, &C., sudden Pushes Of heat,
burning in the flesh, constant imaginings of evil
and great depression CT 81 irits.
The proprietors, in calling the attention o. the
public to this preparation, do so with feeling Of
the utmost confidence in its Writ ues and adoption
to the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t Is no new and untried article, brit one that
has stood the test of a ten years trla before the
American people, and its reputation and sale are
unrivalled by any slmilar preparation extaut.-
The testimony in its favor given by prominent
and wclI-known Physicians aud individuals in all
parts of the country is immense, and careful
pcrusal of tho Almanac, published annually by
the proprietor and to BE- had gratis Of any Of bis
Agents, cannO but satisfy the most sk optical that
this remedy il really de.ervng the great celebrity
it kaS obtained
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27
NJ RW GOODS

Al DOZ: pair Ladies' Lasting and Kid Caters,
4U Congress and Zach, with and without heels,
Just received and for sale lower than ever by
mav1O CHAS. NEALLEY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27

All who use it are giving their unanimous tes-
timony in its favor. Mix water in the mouth
with the Invigorater, and swallow both together
tor, No. 345 Broadway, New York. Retailed by
all Druggisff' Sold, also, by DR.. c. 0. Waters
MuscatiDs =. dec.2O
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yet promises to pay we'll, and under the late favor
able weather presents good and healthy appear
ance. There are many who have but little faith in
this crop, and since the disastrous winters of 1856
and 81, have given up sowing any fall wheat, but
there are still few, who remember the golden
fields of few years ago, both in this State and in
the East, who SOW in faith, and last year, when
spring wheat failed and corn was scarce half crop,
they had bread and to spare. We speak of what
came under our own observation. We do not
argue, however, that fall wheat can be raised sue
cessfully in sandy loan. A great deal of corn has
been, and is being planted, and farmers seem de-
termned to do their part towards making 'tgood
times in Iowa.. Who "helps those who help them
selves?"
A RurrYANLY AssAULT.-A couple of
drunken rufhans were returning from the beer-sa-
loon situated at the outskirts of the city on Mad
creek, Sunday evening, and meeting boy on
horseback, one ofthem roughly pulled him off the
horse, and mounted it himself His yoke-fellow,
although of no very prepossessing appearance, had
some regard for decency and order, and pursuaded
him to give up the horse to the boy. Proceeding a
little farther, they met a number of boys, from
CouPao VI "hAoAA ehcy LUX UuncntS Va HoWtFS-
Thomas Beham, a son of John Beham, demonstrated
with them for their conduct, when the ruffian who
had little while before behaved himself so dis
gracefully, knocked young Beham down and un-
mercifully beat him, and would in all probability
have injured him severely, had it not been for a
gentleman residing near by, who, seeing the ARRAY,
fastened to the spot and dealt with him in such a
summary manner that he was glad to make pre-
ciptate fight.
We have heard of several respectable ladies o.
this city being insulted within the last few days
in the suburbs, by band of rowdies, who Prov
about in the evening, and from whom unpro
tected female is in mere danger than from an un
tutored savage Some of these knaves have beer
"spotted" by gentlemen who, in case they repeat
their outrages, will that they are punished tc
the full extent of the law.
P.S. Since the above was in type we learn tina
the above offender was yesterday arraigned bcfor,
the authorities, and fined $500 and costs, for at
lacking young Beham.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01
rhEEAhEO DA
D r. J. G. AYE II & @ o.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE Doll Ar PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has wan for itself such for the OF every
riel Throat and Lung COmplaint hat It is entirely IN
necessary f8r the evidence Of its virtues,
wherever has been Employed As It has long been in
Throughout this section. need not d. more
than the people its quality Is kept to the bss i
ever has been and that be relied to do Tor their
rei ef al il has ever beenlound TO do. -
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for red The only sale OF white reported small lot at
SIS Ohio We heard sales Indiana Whit.
and give only nominal quotations Receipts continue very
light.
coEN-he entire stock Of cid in here has been
disposed 75e per bu there is scarcely Sny market
and the absence of sales Is somewhat eult give
quotation Some dealers confident Of getting s0
unless receipts improve materially.
OATsThe market remains firm last weeks figures There
sales which base quotation and qaote
them nOmna1y 52Ss5 Old selling retail way at soc
G62e Holders firm and confident Of future high prices
RYE-A large nominal advance has taken place. and hold
en- refuse sc The Cincinnati declined Sc since
cur last
BERLrY-LAst sales were made At 7e snd We give that as
q fair quotation for good article
BEAxs-Contnue steady and in good supply 90.
GRocERIEs-Tbere large speculative demand in the
eastern for ALI articles under this bead and the feel
ing is firm We nete an advance r stearne candles
which quote l5alse. CassiA and Pimento higher
ths former selling Ssssc, and the latter at lO9ic-
NOlassss remains without change We copy from the N. r
Shipping List following vi regard the trade this
article during the past year;
The receipts foreign United States for the
year ending December 81 I55S gallons
gallons against consumption in 1851 Of q 4O4 GALLONS
while the total eonsump Of foreign and domestic in ISIS
e ss gallons beng the large increase Of $ 4lOO Z cent
The pGaic svnsion prevaed during last h
OF just comparison Of the increase Of the trade s
b obtained by comparing With the consumption OF 1856 he
in desrrp n s5s 1856 being Il =
while the annual increase for the nine years
little less than 5 per
The tctai consumption past year exceeded in S.
a. IS and @ the almost entire failure Of the crop ouis
1851 and great decline in the yisd of 1856
compared With former had he ehee advancing pcss
poLt before at:aned and reducing s eoasannp
ton Of tn years preceding the last very SBeraly At
the close Of l prices having fsn 10 aST range con-
pared With those which had preyaoS considerable period
active demand set in whch has a eI bust
than before IN three The LOuigisna
coming forward IL Is estnAed b. the heSi ties viii
reach u does not exceed kree millions gans Of
Superior quay-conseq uently lefurn even Sd
proaeh the prices 1857 cannot Se sxpec
ed for the current year
The following table shows the consumption in the United
States for the nine and proportion foreign
Inolnsses which went 70 surpy tx
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Apples FTn-Sbbl q. 4 %
DO dried bns ? OkG
Peaches Did Sib-0 p
10 unpld alb laG Is
Figs. -79Ib lea l21s
Lemons 79box a -
Oranges e9box-G -
Rsisius, NJ r 9hox 2 T5a 2 81
Do layer S9hox3 l2Cn 3 81
CranbeFries- {9bbl9 SOLO o.
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H1DEs-z.PsIn without sEanE. ssi.shs7s been sd' It

H1DEs-RsRsin without sEsnss Sales have been Rsds At
our qrots1ions, y 80
HoGs-Have improved, and sales been made at s6Ss6H
per cw for hogs weighing 200 ponds and over me oeAno
Is principally for home consumption Receipts are light
HOPS-Are selling At l6e. Il
IIsbe opv change under this bead is an advance IN
nseed which we quote at sc Animprovement is noted In
sperm in the New Bedford market We copy as fellows:
sPERx-The market for Sperm has manifested eonsders
BE setvi the past week and Pess ssss ey
800 hills We ouote z07 bb Of the Azor at Boston
At ls cents AID 65 Of sane lss per gallon Also
per gallon The market closes with further o
holders operate at less than 5J cents per gallon 81
which prices they are firm -r-.
PRovIsIoNs-MessP Pork is held firm Sl65O There have
been no sales reported duringthe week.
MESS BxEF-Held at sl09l0r5O.
HAxs-New suga1-cured selling at lO9lle
BUrrER-The demand continues fair and prices are un-
changed The bulk the sales of good quality at prices
ranging I4Sl7ee latter figure being the price of good
nj Our list gives the range for the different qualities
cHEEsE-Is firm at fsrmer prices Prime " R dairy is
selling at &c, and ordinary to medium at 79S9se.
further declined and be quoted l4e
The rangeis l39l4e.
LARD-Has improved and sales have been of kegs
9II1c for fair country rerderedone sales the
latter price being made without the usual allowance
age"
Continues unchanged Fine sells at O coarse
1925 and sacks atl0GIlc.
sEEDs-There has activity timothy and
considerable lots have sold 81 Clover has quiet
for the last part of the week. Latest sales S.
sPIRITs-aighwines have remained. quiet at 25G25c-
The following the quotations for alcohol:
IS do do
gS do ---------------------------- DO
These Manufacturer Manufaeturers quotations
for burning fluid and camphene are 6c for the former and 6
F,-s H..
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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family jSesCi9sg Machine,
nn1u s3h mud SIS

Only S35 aud $50.
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il Others interested in Family Sewing Machines are
iaIited ts call and sEumine for themselves ms
I NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest Improvement lpatent
Granted lSth Of August 1883 and is acknow edged BY all
good Judges Fan lily Sewing MachIne mat hfs
long been wanted has the advantages o. al Inc od
patents without heir complicated lust as
good work and be sold 1eat deal cheaper Nhe us
durabil lity and simp icity WI commend ttse 10 al
Ii sews from two ordinarr spoOls, without re-lnoln
il sews coarse and fine work with equal faciy ara mas
yev elastic stitch that wIllnOt although every iourn
stitch be cut - - en- ~
eFpci directions accompany each Macilne ana " Is SO
snmple that operation be learned thoroushY IN one
hour -, Z, o.il,- os1ea end
runs yery easily while there is more roon TO Work on II
than any bs sachine in the market
TbiS aachins makes beautiful Embroidery Si CHI also
gathers nicely. ~. r ,,,1.s
sve bod Of buvipg this Afachiue they roray invited
FOCAL and exannine em at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCh
BANK STREET. before PURCHASING elsewhere
~ rae chance offered to spectators wlshlng 70
uy County Rights 1r. North has seventy Counlles
ts sell in this State All letters addressed 70 him Will re-
cSiye prompt attention. u.1rrp n ,1opTu
oc4 ia General Agent for state Of ONO
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In its annual review Of the tea tHoe me same s
following:
vas believed that owing to the severe monetary crs.
through which country has 80 me demand io
tsas ud have been considerably lessened on the contrary
we believe that more teas have sold fer aetusi consnp
ton during year than before because the nTst
place the opening Of the year the country were
unusually bare stock and secondly from the naturally IN
creased consumption owing rapidly increasing popa
ton This increased consumption viii Be Unen
shs the experts OF Teas ron Chna the United
States fcr rhe yeaf ing July Sls ISL Of all kD3s
IS SIS As lbs and for The ending July sst 1853 80 ~
l9 showing plus for the OF he
Nov the stocks Of greens Gn5
have nezry Et for several years past
eonmeneeenf Of the prsseut ths ponI eonced
ed The exoFI Of Ooons and knyongs from all ChiuH
de year ending June Sk the u States about nine
ouus 3, er Tie preceding ea an larer than auy previous
r. EXCEPT that ending The M June 1855 When the exports
res bed nns million hondred thousand pounds But
the import large for the consumption. and Importer
have r several years past held ever are Stoeka So great
has been the uerzsec consumption OF that the surplus
Of foreF r7e together With the Nre mport o. The last
year has nearly al been consumed TIE stock Ooiongs in
hrsi hands at this time think exceed l50 half
che-.s or say $4,000 pounds whilst tobbe have generally
" Rht aocks New 0Oloags be expecfeu hers do-
ring latter part OF The month ey N Feorusr four
vessels with baeks having left Eco Chow previons TO
20s October New Greens may be expected about the
sane time I've vessels bad eft Shanghai Tor The United
States up 70 the same date t1pal
suREr without change except for ersbsd povdsrsd
and Er1nulatsd. vhieh are quoted ke kishsr f
EAT-ssBs ss 81 for tinoshy 4 he Ssa,ss-
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-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
~ a. 1858. Passenger Train. leave Cleveland az EiooN
1850 NJ Cincinnati Express stopping az Berea Grafton
Gaon Giead, Darlington, ASHLEY, Delaware
and W0rih'ngtOn '-a
$40 N Cncnnau Night Pssser stopping al al sta
sions between Cleveland and Gallon, ane al
~ CaIdiHgton and Deisw1Te; also, stopping 70
leave pasSengers Al al stations south OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
shslhv Eandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark ZanssYllle &c
Crsstiiaa Pit.siurEh Ft Wayne End Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper saudusky, Delphos, Lima. F.
WAYNE, LapOrte. Chicas0, &c. west and LAS
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massllon. &c
0aoa md BeilefOuaie Railroad Line TOT Naron Belle
= foutaiue. SianeY UniUn, MuDote.. lndlanapolsi
TeTre Hauto, ,VIrceunes, Evansyille, LOUISVILLE
.st CAIRO, St Louis, &C - =
Ds sWsve Dayton and Cincn natl Line Tor Spngnela OI
= nagton Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianapolis, Terre Haute, st Ionls, &c; ana a
Cincinnati with the OHIO : Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, and all points on the ono
cDaa.obas Iitds Miami and Columbus, and Xenia Rai-
- road for Xenia. Dayton, indianapolis TeIre
Haute 81 Louis Morrow, Loyeland- ana CID
cinnati and with the Ohloand mississippi k9ll-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
CAIRO St Louis, and all points on toe ONO river
Cou1as Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanesyllle
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PiQua and ln6lane
Railroad for Piqua, Urbena. ke. -.
- For Tickets 70 all points and Information apply AZ
the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street, OF At the Fas
sengeE Station a ~, ,,-,, s.,... .,a.n.
Cleveland Nov 10. lass. -
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FLnnR Am NEAL-
REVIEW OF THE CLEVELAND WHOLESALE Pro

REVIEW OF THE CLEVELAND WHOLESALE PRO-
DUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY
JANUARY 81, REFERESoE BEING had TO THE TABLES
FEATHERs-Are inactive. Pure geese nomnaly 4Sc.
FRUITS-There change in quotations since our
last review We Of sales of dried apples beyond the
ftbe retail trade. Prices remain steady though
We note advance Cincinnati Notwithstanding the large
Quanes said be received there from Tennessee and Ken
tueky large stocks to market Peaches
quiet Foreign fruits without change, though in
sequence Of light stocks improvement has recently taken
place m rsns IN New York Green Apples and
sales have mAde during the week s50 bb for
fruit.
FLoUR-An Improvement has taken place during the past
week considerable choice been made
atsS-sn advance Ofa5c the prices week ago Con-
Hdera s activity has been manifest Double also
quoted higher SupernHes have sold range s4b Ss
RYE fLouRThe demand for this article Is confined the
city trade The stock light; prices continue steady
q for good and choice and favoe article
BUcKwHEAT-Quiet AT former prices.
CoRNNEAI-sse es have been made at 81 50 p cwt
ouEEAI-Quieta At ss4'OP ton -. - ~
FREIGHTs-The tariff charged by the railroads for freight
N.-- "a H.
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S. Corning & Cos ouOtatiOns.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan. 81.
TRy TEIFGRAPU

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan 81.
LBY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Moderafe dong market unchznsed;
sales 600 bbs at 5 40fnr superne State; IS 66 00
for extra State S525G559 for superfne weSten IS 80
(96 40 for common TO medium extra western; Sc 300
So 81 for shipping brands extra sound HOOP Ohio the
ket clo ing dull Canadian -four quiet; small sales at
Sc 30d7 10 for common 70 choice Small sales of
Rye flour at 50 59405 Buckwheat Flour dull at S237
@26 ZY 100 lbs.
and unchanged; sales Of 5000 bus mixed
RyeLOwer and dull sales of l5CO bus 1883 at the
r. r. depot.
Barlsy-Dull at 7s6sOc.
corn-Quet sales u 900 bus at s5c for mixed wssern
In store and s0gs2 fr white and yellow Jersey.
0as-Quiet at 81 5c for Safe and 6Cd6go fer western
and Canadian
Whiskg-Market frmer; sales OF $50 bbls at nc and
he ID firmly at 275kc at the close -' %
PoTk-Aarke without material change; sales of
at SIS for mess; Sl7619I775 Id mess; SI3sDG
Sl35 for new Primes including 100 bbls prime for ca al
Si3T5. EIE= " ~
Beef-Unchangsd; sales Of $50 barrels at Sc 57e for
country prmei 81 1903 for country mess; SS0O5O for
Beef Hams-Steady at Sls50Gl6 so Prime Mes Reef
ns nihal st s16Gls.
Cut Meats-Eirm; sales $50 hhds a. 616s<c for shoulj
ers; $40 &c for ans.
Dressed HegsFrm at 71l9sc for good and prime corn
Bacon-Quet; sales Of 1000 s picked Sides at ssJ<c
Lard-bUOyani sales Of o. bblS I21Sal25Sc inciud
ing 500 bbls OF April and Nav at l256c
for Stafe
Che ss--Stesdy at 73k@IOc.
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1e Great vital RegeneraTol
TRIESEMAR!
FEYER AND AGUE.

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
I FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced Ie NV tb poso1o1s asm Of vsesbo deesy This
exhalaion evolved by the action of solar heat vet soil
below the horizon this vapo fingers near the sarhs
face and the virus is taken with it through the lungs into
the blood There II acts tang poison on the lner
nal vscera and xcetng organs of the body The liver Pc
comes torpid and fails secTete not only this virus buaso
he bile from the blood Both the and the bile
muate in the circulation and produce Violent
sympathise with the liver and bee me deranged also
nay the instinct af organism as Il IN an attempt 70
the body the internal excreores to force them to cast
out The blood leaves the surace and THshe 70 me inter
But IN this effort II fais Then the FEVER follows IN
surface asn another effort to exps the Irritating poison
through that ther great excre Orthe skin In this also
and waits the recovery strength to repeat the hope
less sSTt an0sesr aay nese se s n r. @ Of
course und eTmine the health # It IS not re,' oveo
We havo laOred 10 find and have found an antidote.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neutrases this malarous poison in the blood and
the liver TO expe from the hody As should
And does more OF 1Sths does what Is Of more service 10
those who subject to this Infection faken IN season.
er7es from the system il is absorbed, and thns keeps
those who it free from its attacks keeGs the system in
health although exposed to & me disease Copssgu 9tT II
which induced by this malignant influence such
as Remitept Fe er Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Agne.
Fevers Neuralgia rheumatism GOut Blindness, Tooth
ache Esrschs. CataTh. Asthms Palpaiions Painful At
ctions Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which when ars-
ing from this viii be found 70 assume more or the
intemittentfype This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
| Of these deransemeuis and cures the disease.
This accompzhes by stimulating the eKcretores 10 ex
pei the virus the system and these organs BY degrees
become habte do this their Office Of their accord
Herce ar whst we Term acclmaon Time may accom-
psh the same end but often life not long enough is
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGUE CURE does It
apd with safety We have great reason TO believe
hat this is well remedy for tho whole
Of diseases which caused " the mamatic inec
on any other which has been discovered and has
still another advantage TO the public which IS, that is
cheap we'll as good
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. A Y e r & @ o.,
Tn1VrTT
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO take effect MONDAY, November
Il 18th, less. rl .,r ..... .a --.r. ...-, ed
TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND. DAILY, tSUNDAYs
slT ExcEPTED.1 as follows:
For Toledo and Chicago-l1.40 A. NJ, and e.eOP n.
For Detroit and Jackson-ll40 A. NJ.
For ST. Louis Lafayette Fort Wayns. and Stations on To
Iedo Wabash and Western Rail Roads, 90 P.M
For Cincinnati Dayton. Springfield and Stations on san
dusky Dayton and Cincinnati Rail Road-eoO ? 4.
For 0rwak and StationsOn 20 IN
and {. 90 P.
ForSandusky and Stations Northern Division 30 Pm
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CLEVELAND:
From Toleds and Ohicago-I205 and 90 P. n.
From Sandusky-n .l6A n ]. H JACkMAN,
--.s Superintendeut Motive PsHsr.
JOHN U. PARSONS,
cf.-.I.,5 l-orr C,earI Ticket At
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a MosT sCIENTlFIC INYENTIoN.
YOUNG ygsSs MEN !, TAKE ,PARTIcULAR NOTICE


properly known Seminal akness, &c Can be prompt
cured in from fifteen days months by the use
this instrument when used conformity with medicines