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U NI0N IlOTEh,
BEDFCRD, PA,

pi4E subscriber respectfully informs the put
nc that he still keeps the Hotel, under the above
name, m the old and well known Globe building, on
West Pitt Street, formerly owned and occgped by
Mr.. John Young, where he viii be happy to see all
friends and the travelling public generally. Persons
attending Court are respectfully invited to give him
call. He pledges himself that he viii do all IN
hls power 10 render all his guests comfortable.
His Table viii be supplied with the choicest del
lcacIes the market will afford.
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comfortable
bedding.
The Bar viii be supplied with choice liquors.
ne Stable Will be attended by careful and
teutive hosller.
O5~ Boarders viii be taken by the dav. week,
month and year,
JONATHAN HORTON.
Inn. r 1Sla
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So OO

rays Ior luii course IN the iron tftY Ol.
lege, the largest, most extensively ratronizrd
and best organized Commercial School N tire
United States.
Four Lar2e HEagg~,
For wiring, CommrrCIai Calculations, Book
keeping and lectures.
Usual time to complete full couIar, from
10 10 weeks. Every Student, Hpon Efaduatn2
IS guaranteed 10 be competent {" Ddna-r 'h"
Books of any business, and qualified 80 cam a
Sa larry oil from
$500 toSlO00
Students enter at any timr-No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
First 2 'emiuas for 3eSi Writing
Awarded this Institution. ih,' Hrsl aud grra-
test variety Of Prnmanshlp in any one Hall Of
the Union, is found here.
g Ministers sons received at hall Prlct.
For iull information, Circular, Specimen Of
Business and Ornamental Writing and E.tubrl
Iished View OF the College, inol1se five letter
stamps 10
+. w. JENKINS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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D. w. see avg.


The subscriber has inst received splendid
variety of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
SprclacIes, with the finest Scotch Pebbles su-
Perjor in clearness, and designed 10 suit persons
OF all ases-warranted never to FAtL-to
which he invites the attention OF all who are in
need Of the article He has also Just received
an elegant assortment Of JEWELRY-all OF
which be Viii sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford, Nav -, 1897.
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THREE DOLLARS CHEAPER
GROCER
AND
CONFECTEONA3Y

THNIIE undersigned ha< just received and keeps
Z constantly on hand the following arti-
CieS
Coffee, sugar rooIasses, cheese crackers currants,
prune~, .ai5ius, hs almonds, fiberls, cocoa nuts,
ground uuts Pecaus, Eng. waiHuIs cream nuts. can
dies in variety, oranges, lemons, tobacco and cgar
asPIce and pepper, spices OF ali kinds, baking So
ia, cream ol tartar. sulphur, birthstone. canister
and aeg powder, shot cal and lead, grain and grass
scythes, whettUg tools, wash lubs and 5aag5s,, iq-
OF, polish and Mason's backing, sweeping, dus,iug
stove, shoe ard scrubh0s, brushes, clothes, hair
tooth aud hesh brushes, hat and infant brushes hair
oiis ami PeTtumery, purses and port moaaie> pock-
ct ort memorandum hooks, bonnet and round gum
combs, ..rdaiue" and fine combs, brr celets and
ueads pens, peUholders Pcaknves, scissors. knife
saarpeners, umbrellas, suzpeaasrs, spool cotton and
Toss, clocks. small looking glasses, vicl.us violin
Strings, 10Y watches, watch chains, curry combs
cards, horse brushes, saoe-hrcaG, pegs and s1ara-
oes, Johr~on's Arabian Liuimeuc, Rock and Ltt!e's
WA'te OIL, Merchants celebrated GarsIIuz OIL, for
Haa or brasr, e"d many other articles Of si,zi.a-
nature, The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited.
\. L. DEFIBAUGH
Iune Ig,5g.-Iv
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FARRELL, HERRING & CO.'S
PA TEN 7 CHA NIPPON SAFE
LATE FlYE m puauQuE. l0MA.
DUGUQUE, Jan. 7, 1889.

DUBUQUE, Jan. Z, 1880.
GENTS - am requested by Nh T. 4. c
1ochrane, OF this place, to say to YOU that OF
ne morning Of the 4th instant, about O'Clock
ns store took FIRE, and the entire stock Of gooa
ere destroyed. The heat became 50 suddenl,
intense that none OF the goods could possibly
be saved; bat t1rtunalely lis books and paper
which were in one Of your Champion safes
were all preserved perfectly. And we'll The,
may be called ChampC n, ior during the whole
condaglatlon there was one incpssant pourno
Of flame directly upon the sale which contain
ed them. And still, upon opening it, the In
side was found TO be scarcely warm, wLile the
outside was most severely scorched.
Yours truly,
\. A. MCCLURE.
HeTring's Patent Champion Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes. with HALLS PATENT. POW
DER PROOF LOCKS, afford The greatest Sc
cHrlty olaUy safe IN the world. Also Side-boarI
and paHor safes, Of elegant Workmanship and finish
.or plate Nc.
FARREL, HERRING < co have removed from
81 WALNUT ST., to their new store no G:g0
CHESTNUT ST., lJATNEs HALL) where the lar
ges assortment Of Safes in the world can be found
G.GteGEE, FEEGgsENG 4, Go.
629 CHESTNUT STREET,
(JzVUss HaiD
PHILADELPHIA
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Drugs and Esooks.
DR.. T. c. REMER & s. ]. WAY

..s-gs-7z HAVE formed partnership sz,.-.
s in the DRUG and BOOR l<lzzs.ssls.eg55
ss8 USINESS. will con- SSalzEs4EFzaliaiI
t8ss5 stantly keep on hand at their establish
menf IN Julianna Street, a complete assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, FarniShes, Brushes of all kinds,
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perlumery, Fancy
Soaps, &c &cftogether with an extensive col
lection Of School and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
sc. which they offer at greatly reduced pri
OF cash Bedford. Jan. 81, 1859.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

4s lgiiHi95sI;jSPr III r5y tie "a day Of DECEMBER
j., 1859, The following described Real Estate n
W.T..
100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. Of choice Limetone
Land, situate IN CoIrIain Township, Bedford Co..
Pa, and Well known as the '.FredeH SIMS 4.
Farm" About POO acres are cleared and under
good fence, and ~ fine state Of culuvauoH-part
thereof good meadow. There are also , Orchards
o- choice irolf upon the premises. \ fine stream OF
excellent water flows through the property.
ine Improvements consist ia part, Of a good
two aHu a half story Dwelling House. and a new.
Barn. 100 feet IN length, by 80 feet iu wiafh--cou-
suac'ed 'u the latest ,'yle}yltA sGndTy other out
buildings. This Farm IS situate IN thar fertile
yailey known as "FTiend's Cove, within miles
oi Bedford, and about The same distance from the
'sRed.oTd Rail Road 1t IS also in a pleasant
neIgaborGood, coHren tent 10 good schools and With
ln - miIes O. tie '.AAegheny Male and Female
Seminary Al Rainsburg.
There Is a fine Church also within SIGHT. and il
is surrounded by an intelligent and moral com
mua.y.
This property Is IN every way most desirable
one, and persons desiring 10 purchase would do well
10 examine II before the time ol sale.
The property VIII be sold subject TO the Dover or
the widow OF Frederick Smith, dec'd-the interest
thereon 10 De paid annually to her. There are also
sandry IegacIes, payable IN installments, TO the
heirs Of said deceaseG-the first thereof IS not dino
until the lst Of April, 1861 the others run through
period OF upwards Of eleven wears. Terms of
sale as 10 balance OF purchase money, viii be made
known on day Of Sale
Tile iud!sputa6ie.
Sept. 80, 1856.
n. b. Persons wishing to examine this property. (
or ascertain the particulars more fully can cali !
upon or address by letter, Henry Smith Ransburg.
Bedford County, Pa, Geo. w. Householder, RAYS /
Hill, Bedford County, Pa, Mann x Spang BEDFORD. /
Pa.
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HENRY SMITH.
sept. 80, 1856.
New
Millinery Goods !

Ess. 8. ID. esEEsGOg has Just re-
LY1 ceIped and opened her new lot OF FALL
& WINTER Millinery Goods, which she will
sell very cheap for CASH. &ew bonnrts, bon
net materials, velvets, silk Innings, grapes. rib
bons, American and French artificial flowers.
oaeis now prepared to make bonnets of all
styles !oE fall and winter Ladies are cordially
invited TO give her a cali.
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
Bedford Oct 7th. 1889
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else.
Coffee I2l els. anj upwards.
Sugar, white and brown, aud upwards,
h!1lass4s and all kinds Of Groceries in proper
ton, Qleeasware that went break, with
care, Hardware oil all kinds. Cedar Bowls,
Brooms, Baskets, Tubs, and ltue Of every
thing on hand
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LY\ BOOTS AND SHOES, Eggz@
R-~uAssn ssslfSys

d al klnds that vii wear better than any pull
we can give them. Call and see for yourselves.
hO Trouble 10 Show GOODS.
Oct IL, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

NMERCIAL


The most prorneu, feaare Of he produce market for The
week past has been the decline In wheat which has amounted
% sec -Four has ruled very quiet The daily reports from
New York have uniformly represented The market there as
dun heavy and droopns and consequence has been
Inactive and unsettled Oats have declined Other cereals
without change There has been something done In meats
but terms made publc-understood however TO have
been prices below former niids figures Glover seed has
ruled heavy and dropping and timothy. though m some
quest has declined
The iobbng business Of The city Is in highly satisfactory
condition and IN branches continues exhibit large
increase the trade Of former years.
The following table shows the ecelp by rail- Tor The past
week Of The principal articles Of produce The table eubra
ces only ihe amounts consigned here:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

These prices iof domestic woos very u sustained while
pulled woos In market have declined, with less demand
The city puers however have small stocks on hand and
notice marked decline n sheep pes az some OF our
pet buvers have largely engaged n buying kunk pe
which during The days ofMaroh have declined IN ice
would surprising his declining flavor Of this
article Of he'd Influence In working down
the price Of sheep polts
There seems 10 be- an absence Of the usual uumbor Of East
cru buyers 90 the field Of decline Ia price
sheep pels may perhaps be properly attributed to decline
Va pulled woos.
We quote
Fxtra pulled at %
Hupef ~
Contracts for the clip have been confined 70 certain To-
caes IN this State which have been made NJ fm ~ TO b
cents not much according 10 The quality Of wooa as con
tractors views
There has been or time rast feversh desire ON ihe
part Of few dealers the incoming clip SO Tar AZ
learn they have made but slow As the views on
quite high 10 afford the margin desired by deal
In Boston, The demand fleece and pulled wool conn
quite moderate In foreign sales Of importance Tor
several days"
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DrnQs
GRARFENBERG
Family Medicines.
MOME TEsrIMoNY.

HAhItuhpt lIumnull Co, ONO, March z, 1851
hereby certify that have been dealing In the 0raeen-
berg Modicmes for the PAST year end can truly say that
nav meyer offered any med cncs To The public that have
met with the decided upprohuon Of the people like these
iCulary the Pills and Cathuicuu They will teniy
clofm All aud more than is promised for them have
sold about dy BOTTLES OF the Catholcon the past season.
aud hear the hest results in every case
u Do. q. IOnNAnN Mnllcnl AnanL
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am physician Of thirty yoars practice. My prncipa
study has been diseases Of females, They have generally
bottled my best Efforts Obtuing the materials composing
gave them fair trial. aud found myself abuudanty
cttsu In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about hhf the cases. and could one
ten Now radically cure at least u twpu-
" AMI mitigate the rest consider Marshuls Uterine Gu
tocon the greatest blessing TO females have met with
J. u. WILLIAMS, Nj. D., Charleston.
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West BE lord, Coshucton Co., May "a. 1861
MIR w. Kinrs ~ - have been selling the hTedi-
cnes OF tho Guetnbsg Company for the last ten years
and have yaahy Dund them to give good satisfaction,
aud the Pills have sodtO greut many fam lies rcgu-
lnry their tea and coffee, aud with my trade they have
become n staple article Marshalps Uterine CalhOlcdn
e medicine that has done agrea amount of good In female
diseases One ldg sold it to told tj at she had
ed benefit from bottle than she did from long
OF medical treatment by the skilful phy 81.
Clans Yours truly
Jun. l. 1853 JAMES WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

Dr.. AMOS x SON have devoted their attention tKclu
svoy To this peculiar class Of maa and the reet they
have consequently been enabled render follow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients aud others daily arriving IN tow from al
parts OF the country rhe purpose MY consul
while EerOns have been crL ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
qulrng into the of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that of the dan
gerus and iveterae) they have always entertained th
possibility OF their prevention and REMOVAL aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and
following causes lgnorance neglect the brd effect
unskllul and improper treatment therefore DR., AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering IN the selection
their remedies safe eeCtuHl and cautious course cunt
tug all combination Of T0medies VIII C bear euuyOca
character as we'll those whose premature nudcious
application might be productive oil bad the
hands Of private individuals. In short the laudable end
their remedies Is the lessenng Of great Of human
misery by the aeyatlOn relief aud prevention of those
gnevous slct0ns that are IN reality the secret foes of life
and which, while ethey eIousyub surround call aloud
fer our skill and mtoTtt renee In their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS x SON take pleasure IN announcing that thev
have invented mns important instrument for the
the above diseases II has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians In London, Paris Phqdelpna
and New York It has been declared the only useful nsr
msu ever invented for the OF Seminal Weakness or
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
$40 by mail or express.
N.B.-Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skepiCa asst the merits Cf this Instrument pledge them
elves that any instance where may prove istac
tory, u er fair trial the will bs refunded by re-
turning the instrument IN good order
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NEW YORK MARKET-ApIil 10.
INV srurpauapu


Fuur-Unchanged sales Of 5000 bbs at S5f0l5 so for
surpUrno IS sOG600 for extra state; So 0O56J for
scfperfne western; S50d6 81 for common 90 good
western; s8i0655 do rsund hoopej Ohio osug quiet
Canada hgur quiet at s9O974O extra Small sales Of Rye
flour nt 50 1904 30,
Whoat-Du and UNCHANGED sales small at 81 90 for
sound ChicpgO Spuug; l42 for winter red western.
Rye-Dull at sfd8sc
Bnrley-Sales 900 bus al CSC
COrn-Qule sales Of 5000 bus Southern s3cS5 .ntC-
ror TO prime yellow mixed western, nominal at JldHc
Oats-Dui 53g58 State, and 6sgol lor western and
Canadian
Pork-Dull and lower; sales 1850 Bbs Sl76Oall 70 for
mess; SIS 81 for old do Si6i0 for thin do S262 for
prime
Boefsteady: sales Of GO bbls s6OaS7OO for country
ime 81 50dfS rs for country S9b0dSll2 for re-
packed O. icago mess; Sl2,5O0ll for extra do.
Prime Mess Beef-Frm az sl702l.
Beef Hams-Steady sales Of so bbls at SIS 6OGli60.
Bacon-Quiet.
Dressed Hngs-Dull at Sals16c.
Cut Meats-Dull; sales $50 pkgs l6&c 8l6A for should
Llrd-Firm: sales 6Ol bbIs at IlcGlh
Buttor-Dnl at 6t0ll2 tor Ohio and A,dL2 for State.
Cheese-Dull at slnl0c.
TalOw-Mhrket quiet; sales 10 600 bbls at l0AcGlOsl
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. - AprillO.
tBY TELEoRAPHl
In reuse ~ loans el,lbib60
lnCreuse m specie, lb5OI
Increase IA circulation. ..,....,......... 2IlOo
lucfease IN ueuOslts -.....ss.s AUo,4UO
Iolhl rectlpls 70, i4a be2
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispemsary

EsIaDIlSneu IOT INC Cule OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
asthma, Llcipient Consumption, Hltrm-
ities of Youth and old Age dc.
E197 NO MERCURY USED. Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

- MAETNU IUNNIIIIONN
A. Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo. Cleveland IA,
lum0us CINCINNATI Cleveland nd EIie, and cleveland
and Fittsbug' Railroads.
A. SolOl with hacks 10 i'hugrin Falls sc
At Muntub with hacks for R;Nunna, Ec
~ BTaceyllle with hack t. Newton Fails kr
Al Warren with hacks 10 Sharon GreenGsll BfgadylI,
Bloomfield CanGeld, EC. '''''
Al honng gslOwn, with stages ior New Castle Poland
u. To Pittsburgh. W ~ n
c,.-.i.., CHAs. L. RHODES supt
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OHERIFFIS SALE.-Pnrsnant to m

= SHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the
command " order Of sale issued from the Court
ut Common Plehs OF cuyHhuga County al the suit Of
Albert Norton, pPn, against Rllhm b. Orgy aud others
ton at the door Of the Court House Corner Seneca and
Champaiu sreetsl ntho city OF Cleveland ia county
on tue h day OF April 1859 al o'clock M OF said day
the following described auds aud ments wit Sit
uae "a the township OF Cleveland la the CenncctCut West
ern Reserve m tho state Of Ohio and which in the
county OF Cuyo5a, and kuoWn by beug part of lots No.
pqint on the east side Of Seneca street 2teou rods n0h
OF The north line OF Lake street thence nOrtheT on sene-
Gu street 20 tho south side of summit str thence easter
y on summit street one hundred aud twenty o. thence
sOuhory 20 point sixteen rods north OF tho nor line of
Lake street theqce westerly hundred and twenty feet
the place Of beginning the same more or less nm
subject TO all legal highways. 49,
Appraised Ht 81 $50.
InarSlD2s n l.. wIGHTMAN. sheriff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

~ HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
hemae egulnrues, weakness uterine displaCemente
and all local uterue daCu and constitutional troubles
Of women, are entirely cured ly THE 0RAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
L. hs connection Miss Beecer, ster Of the Rev. Hen
~ Ward Beecher in letters 20 the people, 29
81 have une listers IN ssersn- law, and fourteen fe-
male cousins al ma led aud all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense circ CO my friends and ucquainianCes
canrot .ecal married tdes, bon In this century and
country, who perfectly healthy In cases, however,
whore the Gmeleuherg CushOCOn has been used must
o that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease, aud
ladies' hay become hust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs GleusOn OF y, ira, Beautiful indeed is the
cOndng, trusting nature VI wOman but how much does
need to be protected by vatchuness that will lead her
IA time of disease TO appeal to medical adviser Of soen-
tfc educai iOn worth aud purity o character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Graeenbog Com
pany,
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A MOST sCIENTlFIC INVENTION.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTIcuLAR NoTIcE.

An i.slrent for the Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kutwn Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be peTma
neny cured IN from fifteen days months by the
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

There received by the G. p r. r. reported under
general head Of " Seeds" G6.Gll lbs.
The following table shows the receipts and shipments by
Iaks E,rt the past week
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ...... April 10.
ENTERED.
Steamer MAJ Queen, Viger. Detroit.
Propeller n Nj Bradbury PeTew, Buffalo
Rrig Furgisou, Hackett, Buhilo.
Schooner ZadOc Pratt. Par. er, BufuO.
Curtiss Mann, Drewery, Buffalo.
Guidman, fitzgerald, Pt. Huton, 200 shingles,
100 salt DO lumber
Leon O. Rich, Green, Kellys Island no cargo.
Lun Ro * Bisset Kellys Island, IS cords OF stone,
J. y. CLARK
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queou Viger, Detroit.
Propeller Dac6ah, Pease 2l75 kegs nails MoDone 800
do. CareY, 800 do, 100 bdls iron, G. X p r. X.
Bark PIatt Parker, Cigo 5O9 tons coal, p. {. NJ
Brig ten Worth, GOOdwl Sgut River. no cargo
Furgs1n, HHckett, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal, p. C..
\ NJ, 10 tons powder, Co
Schooner Curtss Mann, Drewe Chicago, 500 tons coal
p. e.. 3 NJ
Schooner VIM. Carr, Blanchard Soyman, cargo,
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FEVER AND AGUE

ANiOM WHICH MANKIND SUE
u FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE
the consequence OF diseased action OF the syseu n
duced by the poisonous miusm OF yegeubo decay This
and rises with the wasy yaror from IT, While the sun IA
below ho hOl1on this yapor fingers near the ears sur
the blood There it acts as an rrating pison on th inter
nal viscora aud eHcretng organ, OF tie body The liver b
Tho bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile aeon,
mulao IN the circulation and pro duce violent
al disorder The spleen, the Kidneys and tho stomach
sympathlse with the liver, and boo, mo deranaod also
h1naiy the instinct at onr organism If Ia attempt to
e1pel the noaous infusion concentrates the whole blood OF
the body m the internal eNcToOTes to force them cast
out lhe blood leaves the surface and rushes te inter
But IN this effort fails Then lie FEVER follows la
which tho blood leaves the central organs and Tuses ths
through that other great eIcreOry-tho skin this also
y lals ana ne system ahandons the attempt exhausted
snl waits lor he recovery OF strength 70 repeat the hope
less effort anol day These the fits OF paToIyns
course undermine the health ii il is not rem owed " -
We hayO RboIed TO find. aud have found an antidoto
AYERS AGUE CURE,
MEh hs9mases m thls mPiaIous poison ~ the blood, and
so u does this affecting disorder with perfect cetainV
fhoe % pS 2L i1tS5 m aRes what S n more service 10
teKoes II from the system is absorbed aud titus keeps
those who moe from attacks keeps the system IN
health although exposed the disease Consoql, nty II
o on cures hqt protects from the great variety of aeo-
lions which are induced by this maaut influence such
49 Hemttent 10 or Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague
FeNefh Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GOut, Kindness Tooth
ieetons of the stomach and Bow all Owhioh when ar
Y nom lhs cause VII beiOund TO assume less the
OF these derangemsns and cures the disease.
IAsit aceompshos by stimulating the eHcretoHesto
become habed To do this theT oce OF their own accord
Hs9es ar,ses whit %e ermaeellnaon Time may accom-
push the same end, but often life long enough or r
saorhcedin the attempt, while this "AauE CURE does
a once aud win safety We have great reason 20 believe
mat lhs s suTer as well remedy Tor the whole
eNss Of diseases which are caused b the misaato neo
sili AnulheT advantage to tho public which Is, that it