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PREPARED ny
ID Is. J. &. AVER d co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Sir Bottles for IS.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

hHs won for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
81 f., entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever it has been en-
l|'ycd. A it has long been in constant use
{ taUEhout this section, we need not do more. than
,trs the people its quality is kept up to the best
j, ever has been, and that it may he relied on to
% Tor their relief all II has ever been founa t. do.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-07

A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Legal notices 10 cents a line.
y fhe' privilege of yearly advertiser is limi-
tod to theis owl immediate business, in Il their own
name; AN all advertisements for the benefit of
other persons, as well ns legal advertisements and
advertisements Of auction sales, and advertisement
with lie MINES If other persons, sent in by them,
must be paid FIR at the usual rates.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued n0loss an order To that effect is left at
che Office AL when Discontinued in less than a
year, me prize NJ n tohoie year wH he charg,d.
40 tlr.rtisaments can he inserted grutuitously
of,so ictirs public institutions or companies
Advertisement ordered upon tho inside ex-
prossivcly, an addition Of % per cent is made upon
REGULAR rates.
Deaths and marriages inserted gratis for sub
soribers. Notices of funerals 20 cents. Obituary
notices 1 cents per line.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
STnMEIL 4. EART.S

JUST RECEIVED AT
STOWELL 4 HARRIS
4 FEW BUCKETS OF SHAKER APPLE SAUCE,
~ Flour of Pumpkin, Fresh Peaches, &c. Also
on hand a few bbls. Of Greening Apples which will
be sold low.
apr7dk NO. BANK BLOCK.
NOW READY AT Sr0WELLS 4 Harris
y few Of those choice II VI f our own curing.
Also 80 bbls. of VERMONT PORK, of our own
packing, which we are retailing at n low figure,
apr7d6w No. I BANK BLOCH.
CKWUEAT FLOUR.
TONS FRESH BUCKWHFAr FLOUR. For
> sal. by VAN sIcKLIN WALKER.
Nov. I'd.
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Fir.. ,utut. %tntc". D"tacnn. and Fiat
CAST ~ 10 FnVV" T~RfTNvNTN,
,L tNn SiLhr SPRINGS
sac r"t-c Fri innings. Wagon Springs.
Sp 40 teen. ... &c..
nlft"-in'. VI
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TEN PER CENT. SECURITIES.

TEN PER CENT. SECURITIES.
d AND MuNru hGT'S omrIv secured
se on productive Real Estate in Western ,i,ir-,
bearing interest at rate Of ten per cent, ravablc
half yearly in cities Of New York and lo-t4n. in
sums Of : 1000, $4,000, $4,000. $40. goo md So. 600.
These securities are worthy the attention of
Capitalists, Trustees or Savings Banks, who desire
perfectly reliobe and profitable investments.
For sale by GEO. y. SARGENT,
&C State St. BoSrov.
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G q y q vi Y !

T'HAT's THE WORD; What does it
4 imply?
Why, simply this: Frugal and judicious use of
Money.
It this sea son Of tho wear, We aro obliged to
poo pare FOR the Coif Wea'hr-providc ourselves
with GOOD comfortable garments &c., &c. Now,
whore can money be we'll invested to get 9ood goods
Mt very low prices' Why, at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
FoRETqN srEAMERs Id ARRlYE.
NEW YORK MARKET-Juiy I D..


Flour opened bnoysnt at sloe advance. closed Sc dull at
ate; Seq6sO for extra State Sb56O for supefne wsD
s6D6FO fer TO good extra wsn $6aB,6 do round
hoon Oni1 So 6a6 20 fresh ground CLOSING quiet.
Rvs lOur-Sman sales at Sf,0(9t,Ib. -
Wheat continues dull and heavy sales 1000 51s At 81
for Milwaukee Club, sc for unsound do; 60ol65 tr
new red sl5O@rs0 for new white ido; sl56 for red
southern; $I70 for white do.
Rye quiet al s9(d90c.
Barley duh and Unchanged.
Sales 400 bus Canadian Peas at Sl,020lO4.
Corn quiet Sales 10 00O bus at sbc for wsn Yellow
30 for u1sound Yellow s. for white southern; old mixed
Oats dull I2S45 for State and wsn 4s9ls for Cana
dim
Whisky dull; sales l5Obbs at 26.
POtH dult gud heavy; saleB 1860 hb OF Sl66bl2 iof
mess; S(Ols prime mett; S9G6 2j for thin mess
SlS,5 for clear; Sl2 51lhl2 IS for pims
40 stock all kinds Of Pork In the different yards ae
made to-day so OH bbs. Same time last year 4bs
bb!s Included in the total is so9s bbs NESS and 26 $50
bblg prime,
Beef changed SHES 500 bbls at $65os7 for country
prime: SSG9 Is do mess; Sld3 % for rocko4 Chi
Sl4Ol5hO Tor extra Prime mess beet nominal at Agkb
Total OK Of beef the different yards Is 80 ss0 bbs
same month 81 2l bbls; and same time last year
1890 bbls.
Bee hams quiet i6als.
Bacon dull and nOminal.
Cut MEATS fmer Sales $40 pkgs at ca for shoulders; s
81 for hams
Lard hrm. 450bbls a. ll@l'h
ButteT-Dull; lld for Ohio; l3l0lS for State.
Cheese-Dnll; 2a3c for inferior, and 7g9 for good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

have no change this branch Of business the
maket having been characterized during the entire month by
lassitude than which, s generally conceded there
has not been greater for several years past
Notwithstanding the market for domestic dry goods Is 20
heavy holders prefer remain qut for few weeks Tor
the opening Of the Fall rather than part with their
goods below the market prices,
Though the market apparently very quiet much conn
dences manifest In the trade generally Of an active IA mar
ket for almost every description OF production.
Holders hrn A. S9<c for standard brown drills; s4eso
for beached and l0lo Tor blue Heavy brown sheengs arc
In fair demand aud continue to FIRMLY be ID At SIC Tor stan
dard goods the homo trade and sac for export Light
goods duh at 7eea7c shrtngs are quiet At ole Tor
light and TIC for heavy.
Beached sheetngs and Shirtngs quiet but firm. Cot
ton Flannes very quiet OnaburEs continue IN lin
tied request Cotton Jeans somewhat irregular aud trans
actions are only IN small way Stripes and ticks dull
md nom lnaly unchanged Gnghnms and lawns quiet
nomiuay unchanged while wooen cloths Of mems veal
dun and somewhat irregular.-N. Y. shipping Lts,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all Ae purposes Of a Family PhySie,
Are composed that disease wth the range Of their ac
uOn rrolv withstand eyido ihem Their penetrating
ptces saroh, and cleanse, and ihysorate every pOTol
OF the human gntsW correcting s diseased action aud
restoring ns V0ahy YitalnleH As Of these
properties the nWa nd whg is bowed down with pain On
physical debility shlon hud 10 find his health or On erg,
restored by rem dy ~ once 90 simple aud inviting
Not unS do they tufu the eHoty daA complaints ovoU
The agent below named is peased TO furnish gGuis my
Amoucan Almanae cuuainiug certificates Of their cures
aud objections for their use IN the following COMPLAINTS
Coslneuesl HeuIthuTn Headache arising rum dsordered
StomuCh Nausea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inacton
of the POwels Faueucy Loss uf Appetite Jaundcb and
otltr kindred complaints arising from low state OF INC
body or QhotuCtiu OF lls iuurttuns, IH I.sHr+
Donot be put on by Wprncpled Dears with some oth-
En- pal they make tho muru profit Ask Tor Ayers
PILLS, aud take nothing else,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

Several persons have applied IN procure for IN
your Worlds H1r Res s0ce they have its good
effects ueon the hair of one Of my family Wocan and dc
Cheerfully recommend Il. "
REV AMOS BLANCHARD, M,rideH, NslO- Hampshire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
Or THE RAPID Guns eE

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarssRess, Group,
Bronchitis, IRcipieRt Consumption, and for he
relief Of COHsumptibe Patients N ddpanesd
stages Of the disease.
So wide m the hold Of ts usouuess and numerous yTe
the cases OF rs cu e3 that almost section cnuu
sbounls 90 usrsons Iublcy known, whohvo been Te ov
un alanng and even desnoeae diseases Of the lutgs
by s use. Whom noe ted rs superiority over eveIt h.
er medicine OF the kim is t0o aprann escnpo obsBTya-
ton, aud whore virtues are hn0wn, the pubic nn longer
hesitate what nntdote 90 employ for the rosng and
gang rQns ah clons Of ne pulmonary Organs that are nc
dent u our ritmhio hile many nfoiur remedies thrust
upon ne COMMUNITY have failed and been disoaIleg this
hos mined fiends BY AL conferred benefits the
ON eted eY never forget aud produced cures too
mfIous and too remarkable TO no firfntten
Prepared by DR.. J. O. AVER n CO.,
Lowou Mass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

TO EDsoF KvANoEUIgrs-''1lj tssis Hrfy ohs
scar ago ng hair very friy and had graduaib
ialhur, until on The otuv had bsaome quite thia
Auou' thp isi ofMafoh ofthe present year 90 nm %
edusiaE MES. A,Auca's " Raetorern No. ac' gi
ing 10 tlie dfections and have oiutihued to api
lisf lrtssug Of the In three four wesks,
op1e VI 20 bed. Nv hair il noW almost restored 70 ts
crisins lur, and the hue appears to no ptfmanoot
AN SATISFIED THAT THE PREPARATION
NOTHING LIKE A DYE, BUT OPERATES GEO
THESEcRErloNs. My heir oe9sss to fal, wh,'-
certainly an advantage to one who ives in DAGGER
rarnfna ha1d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

The N Y shipping List suys; 1--WE something
In eghts engagements for Liverpool Of SEQ brs -four at 3D.
and 1000 bush Sd In ships bags These the only
shipments Of breadstu Europe which have been called
oa to record for long time past"
Per in another place notices the import last week.
Of a. OOO worth of Grain
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
nD nUDSONr

Professor of Medicine aud Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
cd us Office Bank street to the west side OF Oniarc
street over g. Beck Co.'S Grocery stOre block iron
The immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the tren,pent
Of Chronic Discusses ius'ies him In announcing the
that hawill make
No Charge for serUices lohieh are not successful
according To opinion which will be given when the pa.
ent Is nfst examined IN the following diseases; Liver
Compelnt Dyspepsin ~ It's wOFsl form, Ague nnd Fever
Dy senteTy General Debility Nervous Consumption hst6
maj Bronchitis, Obstinate COugn, Deafness, Goodness OF
feet hands, PARALYSIS or Palsy Imp0tency Sd Vitns
Dance, Lamenoss, Sick Nervous Headache ali nervous
diseases, Neuralgia. Diseases OF the Kidneys Dropsy
kheumatism, Scroiula Spinal complaint, Salt Rheum
pay 500 TO physician in the world who will equal his
success 10 treating White Swelling) Wihetod Limbs
Weak or lnfammed Eyes Blindness from palsy the irs
from disease of the optic nerve, termed Amauross
also nursing sOre-m0uth LeucOha aud other discusses
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
wht have seldom never been cured are now trsated
by DR. g with drgTee ofcertan y, Amounting math-
emntcal precision, namely Chronic Inflammation or Conc
geion Dizziness Sufening of the Bruu diseases which
sooner or later are aend with melancholy fnind
with loss OF nubOnor mental g. ofg and which requeus
" terminate m idiocy, nganity suicide Dr GIBSON
viii forfeit S0On Of failure 20 remove any of me
named diseases III hopes this notice. with the numerous
ana very resprctahle aud favorable references which he
oun give, will be sum lent guaranty TO the Thousands who
aru suffering rom disease Of the bfain that they now
positively recover then health or receive handsome pre-
Patients may be seen at his office in various stages Of
who have been treated by all classes med
DR. would that he possesses the only reliable
mode o. detectngthe location Of dseases-he immed
OF auy invalid who may present himself D examina
tiOn.
OFFICE HoURs-8 to p, and 2 to o'clock daly, Sun
DAYS excepted, and from 70 8 O'Clock Monday and
Thursday nnif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

am physician Of thirty yoars prectice My principa
etldy hes been usene0s OF females They have Henary
ealol ny best elrs Qbqimug The muieriaiE ogmpqspg
gave i9om fair trial, aud ounl mgse abuudapill spc
O. ssin In my former praCtico could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the CsUs and could not one
ten Now can wdcuy cure at lensi seyente IN IN twep-
~ uni mitigate the rest consider MTEhnlls Utoune Ca
holicOn the greatest blessing to females have met with
J. n WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is A
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.
THE well known ard justly celebrated
R j. lyons, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
once No. 11s Ontario street


ONCE No. 113 Ontario Street.
All who suffering from the ab named Diseases
ny other complicated plant of years staining
formed that they consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE
II is hoped that viii despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
aithful trtai.
~ During the Doctors Europe, West indies.
East lndlss south America and tue United states he mas
the instrument Gods hand restore To health and
Vigor thousands who gwen und pronounced incur
able BY the eminent Old School Physicians;
more thousands. who the verge of the grave,
now LlViNG MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill aud successful treatment, and daily eNciamng
Blessed be the day when fist and partoOk the
Indian Herb Doctors NJ edclne. "
advice free The Door shall
hherallp remembered.
~ Take NOtlCe-oYery wednesday and Friday. Dr. Ly-
be consulted at the Franklin House. Pear LIST
West Side,) ~
" Office HuuTs-rom A. NJ. .toGPM
declld&W Iv
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REV. Il. r. FAIRCHlLD, d d. Cor Sec Amer an
For Chrisfiaa Union, N Y. CITY.
Mrs s. A. Aliens Words Hair Restorer and Zvlo
balsnmum have been used my family with beneficial
effects aud take pleasure in commencing them such
as have occasion to use such preparations
REv A. WEBSTER, Ed "ClrlsfaH Era" Boston Mas
"lIaving used numerous specifics to e purpose is
eardfd all, beov them be Of value regard
ej your Worlds Hair Rastoror and ZyIobals samum vet
personal friends prevailed TO use IT, Ihav don,
sofNr several months past with good and entire
isficiiou neither bald or Gray; my hair was
dry and brittle, but las regained the soRnsss
| Ier years %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
oswEGo MARKEr-July l.

oswEGo MARKET-July l.
TELEGRAPH
. Flour unchanged and duh.
Wheat in moderate demand, Sales sOO bu, Including 5000
6u Milwoukee Club at 81, and 100 bu Canada Club
Sl,20.
"a in good demand and market better Sales 2i 900 bu
at 75G7Bh
Canal ire ehts dull and unchanged.
Lake impOus-l6.2O 200 bu corn.
Canal eIpOIts-1700 bu wheat 300 bu
Vessels uassed the Port COhOne Lock from o'clock
NJ. o the 30th till p. NJ. on the lt;--
Bound Nest-30th-BTigH " Oc Of Montreal, Henry G
Window fchTs Case III MCNgiT.
lst Juy-PTOp Ogdennburgh; schrs Olivia, Persian
Bound Eas-30th-Nene.
lst Juy-prOp Akron; ScOw MarEaret-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

'Your excellent Hair Restorer has met my most san
gune eIpecta ions causing my hsir when it had
ailen have recommended it TOM friends, and they
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
mo ONE REMEDY IS LOUDER

NO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN ca led for hV the uecessties Of the American peOpe
than asure and safe for Fever aud Aguo such
edy we are now euab ed TO oor with perfect certainly
tut u will eTadlca the dso, and vii oun-
Jed on proof that NO harm can arise from It's use in any
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
De ut immense service in the communities in which
walls. PTeUeHton IS better than cure, Tor ths patient
capes the n which he must In violent attacks Of this
baleful distemper Ihs CUTE expols the miasmatic
poison u Fever aud Ague fTon tho and
OF its premunOy symptoms, Il is ~ Ouly tho best
edy yet discovered for tins class OF complaints
The cheapest The large quantity supply for dollar
brings within the reach uf every body; anu In bilious DIS
cs, where Fever aud Ague prevails every body should
hav and use It and use U freely both Tor aud prO-
reach OF gllthe poor we'll the ri n. greet superb
of Of this remedy over other discovered for tho
speedy aud certain cure OF lntemites Is that
no unue OF mineral consequently II produces quinsm
4r tnUr ulu elect whatever upon the constitution
Those oaryd by oe lef healthy if they had
kun the disoHse.
Fever and Aguc alone the consequence o'the mia
nnnc poison. great variety Of dis Iders arise from It's
Irritation, among which NeuralgH, Rheumatism Gout
Headache, Kindness IoothgChe EIrache Canrrh. Asth-
ma Papuatuu. Painful Alice uf tho Spleen Hy ster-
ics, poin m the Bowas, CoC, ParalAsis and Dernae-
ouuBe put tho Intermittent type brcome perOdCn-
THIS "CURE expels the poison rom the blood aud oonse-
queny cures them all unke II uvlluub protection
lo lmn ngrnns and travelling oftempary residing
lnt naurleus districts. n tus en- occasionally daily
whro used 20 The injection, that vii be rotCd
rpen INTO disease Hence IL s even more valuable pro-
leouon III cure, and viii ever suteI Internit-
tAss Il they avail Ga msecs OF the protection thsrem
dY affords.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02


Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention sEclu
sFey TO this peculiar class uf faiadi and the relief teJ
have consequently been enabled reuderthe fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
esCeut patients and others daily arriving IN town from
parts Of the country f the express purpose nly of
atious while heTo Xeruns have been cr ed by the Os
gnai advantages yet from hat they have experienced n
quitng into the causes of these infectious complaints
from their most simple ndiun to that of the most dan
ger us and ipyeteuel they have always nteTlaned tn
possibility their prevention, anl removal, aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
o disease could almost invariably be traCed TO OF The
following causes Ignorance, neglect orthe bad effect so
uuakluui and improper treatment therefore lr, AMOS
SON have succeeded In ndSCOyenng in theI election oi
heir remedies safe efOCluf and course omit
Ting r combination of remedies VIII ch bear equvOcsl
character as Vel as those whose premature or njuc us
appuClun might he productive O bad consequences IN the
ds OF private ndyduals, la short the laudabe end Oi
remedies is Che lessoning of great OF human
sey by tue alienation, relief ana prevenGun of those
rievous affections that IN euy the foes e
lud which, whBtuey extensively call alou
oTour skin and indifference IN their determination
COUNTRY INVALTDS.
Persons in any part Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding detail their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
- address Dr. AMOS SON, corner Mgia and Quay-sts.
buito N y innsd&wly2G5
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BUFFALO MARKET-July /.

BUFFALO MARkEr-July l.
[BV TELEGRAprl3
Flour and steady. Sales 400 blls Sl6O for sour
S5d55O for state Chi spring whent; S57o-6l2h tor
Wis; So 1901 for extra Mich Ind acd OhlO S19
$50 for double
Whea quiet ant demand confined to small lots
Corn steady. Sales 500 bus OrdinaIy III OF 76c.
Oas better Sales 6JO0 bu Upper Lake TO arrive az k41
Bgr eY dull Rt 6Oc.
Rys--Sel les AOO uu at 81
Wi lssY nominal at 2bc.
Canal treights firm.
L Ike impors-2OOO bbls -four, 200 bu wheat.
Cana tTporslOO bDls -four 500 bu wheat 1900 bu corn
800 bu oats
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cl.,.l.na Pr.auss Marhsl..
MnnnIrn LnApER oTTIoE !

MORNING LRADER OFFICE
.IH.I Friday. Juiy 4 iea
FLoUR4ghtls h hohiar doihs beyond ne riual % .--u
e,li of consampton Prices fanes IN ihis vy ~ t'fee
az ior chocs osiraa bui ~ noi fan sEpoheut oina
iof lsrrs iots s,ls - tris Of rys -four sr $50
WHEAr@Llsht t.ss on store fo ihe supply q n'ghoor.
me country asfs ere rshnr Il 80 Thereia no denand
beyond ia ay th.t sies s nst ruido for shipper
CORN-saio of q carload ~ soc delisorld on
BUTrER-sas 90 bs. w r. IKE, and 500 he Central
ati0o
Eoos-Ars ~ r,auost ot sy consumption ssd have ad-
vaneed 70 fc The impIovemont win not probably last over
Monday. E. .l-l-- .L.a
CHICAGO. June Qs-rbs Pros. aud Tribune reports The
market folowu;
Flour-saies spring extras si fsCai2s
Whest-saias No rsd atei 21di,B.
Corn-No 6eO97oc; No2 $50.
Oats-No.tt ssc.
Bsrley nominal At iOa50c. Sales rye at soc.
Hishvines-- ouiet but hrmsr, at 25Sa2sjle.
Beans-Dun AZ 6ncasl.
DETROIT, June sO-The Tribune thus reports:
Fieur-very quiet Sales Of winter In retail lots at
N867S.
wbeui-No change except No spring, which is held a,
Slls-a decline Of p.
Coro-Prime western held q, SOC.
TOLEDO, June sO--The Blade says there s slight i'm.
provemsni in whest with sales white Wabash at sl Nc
inquiry for -four Sale Of oats At &c,
PITTSBURGH, June 30 The Gazette reports sales Ohio
aour at s6slas7 ana family DO. at G@S5O; a
s@ %; oats Al 65so whisky 2o and Potatoes at 81 o.
9ell2.
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Established Tor the cWeuf
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Feoer and Ague
asthma, Incipient Consumption, bljiTm-
HieS of Youth and old Age dc.
EB NO MERCURY USED. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

West Be ford, Coshocpn CO. Nay u, 1851
Mr. lI y Kings aySir - have been selling the Nc di-
cnes OF he Gnefen6elg Company oS ihe last te9 years
nrd ue pills have sold 10 great many families rcgu-
lary thertea aud coffee with trade they have
bee "a staple article Marshapa Uterine Euihocnn
medicine That has dgnga srout amouu Of good female
discusses One lldy sold 1t 10 told at htd receive
cd beueft from bottle than she did FROM long
course Of medical treatment by the most skul physi
/ clans. Yours truly,
| jim. I, 1858. JAMES WILSON
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GREAT BRITAIN REV W. R rHoRNELoE

Pre'eOt Lancashire. England
your Hair Rest perfect marvel After having
used il for six oeks my extremely gray hair was restored
to its natural color the wg-ks appearance produc
ed by dyes but to its ntural color which satisfies
my mind IN at it is not dye, can strongly recommend
it and shall feel happy in answering the queries of any
you may ref to me d"
[The above Clergyman is toeU noon throughout Grea
Britain, and 10 BianyiR The United Statesl
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AYERS
A G. U H GU RE.
FOE THE SPEEDY ouRE OF

FOR TIE sFEEDY UURE OF
Intermittent Feper. or FeDer and Ague, Remit
tent FeDsr, Chill FeDer, Dumb Agus, Period
zeal Headache or Bilious Headache, and BIZ
iOus Fepsrs--ndesd, for he l0hOie class of dis
eases originating m hillary deraagemeRt,
caused By the malaria of iaiaSmatic couatries.