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told her that il WAS not my intention to
return at present.
"Oh, then, who will take my little child
back To her f.thrr E she cried, the tears
falling. 81 am dying. and she must 60
back to him It is the only rcraration
can makc-and little enough, oh, little
! enough, for the bitter wrong | have done
them.'
Il hoped, sir, YOU nigh, see him." she
, added Il moment after, checking her sobs
81 hoped you might tell him that his image
is before me, from morning til night, as
know he must have looked when the first
shock came. Oh, sir-tcll him nv story
warn, Oh, warn everybody. Tell him |
have suffered through the long, long hours,
these many weary years; ah, God only
knows how deeply"
Mary, You must control ysur feelings
said my host gently.
Let me talk while I mav," was the an.
Swer. " Let ME say that since the dnv left
my home have not seen Il single hour of
ham.in"ss. 1t was always to come - III.
WAY: jn>t ;,!l";rl--anl here i, what las
come-,hc grave is opening aud must 90
to judgment. O, how bitterly have paid
for my sin. Forgive mc--O, my God, for
give
II WAS solemn hour, that which spent
by That dying rcntcnt. PRAYER she lis.
tened to->hc did not seem TO inin-or it
she dll--s!'r gave no outward sign Re.
morse lI;rl worn away all her beauty. even
more than illness. She looked to the f,,.
tnre with dc-paring kind Of hope, and
hut tcrh faith.
Reader, the misguided wonan Of Ccvlon
lies beneath the stately branches of :hc
palm tree. Her sweet child never met her
father i'll her native land. She sleeps un-
der the troubled waters OF! til. great wide
sea. Where the bctraver wani.rs cannot
tell, but wherever it is, there is no neacc
for linn. How often rings that hollow
voice in my car--" tell him NV story -
Warn, . warm cvcrvhn,iy.
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Gen. Scot. V;elimissd:-rhe picavn,,
'e''S re following.-As the procession had
finished thedisplay prosposedfor The Eighth
and: the carriage containing the veteran
General drove up in front of the St. Char.
les Hotel, the crowd filed the street and
greeted him with loud shouts.
As the General descended from the car.
riage with his overooat hanging on hi.
arm, well dressed gentleman stepped up
to him, and, with the politeness that would
have graced drawing room, said I" Cen
eral, permit me to take your coat" Un.
consciously tho General handed him the
garment, and, following bis sscor.e, entered
the hotel; but the gentleman with the Goa.
failed to appear. He and the coat had dis.
appeared. Some think that his admiration
for the old veteran tempted him 70 keep
the garment ne a souvenir Of the rnee,ipr
and a rnemento Of the fame Of the great
captain. n.s .s,,-
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30 - . o.
THOUGHT ON MARRIAGE.
ley l.. L. Il


There is more truth than poetry in
the following, which We find in an ex.
Change:
In how many instances, at the pres
cnt day, i, marriage merely a union o!
| hands the affections not being ever tax.
en- into consideration. The question on
the one side, SIS she handsome? has she
m"n"y" On tn: other, "Cam he sup
port III" in style shall I be able to
make an appearance?" How much bet
ter would it he to ask" Has the woman
81 heart capable of pure affection will
she he wiling TO share with me in ad
versity as well AS prosperity? Will she
torsaIe all others and clcave only unto me
through veal and woc?"
And woman. yes woman-sle whose
very nature ought to stimulate her Ia
higher and loler motives for taking up
or herself the marriage rcla,ion-is too
often only anxious us to the length OF
her husbands purse, and the amount oi
his bank stock. The lleart-the mind
the in'cllect-yes, everything, really woltl,
marrying for, being nonessentals.
But oh, the misery which too often
follows such marriages. The hls' and
when it is too late, iaments his blindness
and folly. The wife is made to realiz.
that riches take to themselves wings and
fly away and then comes the conscious.
ness Of want Of sympathy and congenial.
ty of feelings. Each are thrown back
upon themselves, for not chord in the
breast of one vihrates in unison with the
olher Let the young beware how they
enter the marriage state from such motives,
lest they awake too late from the delusion.
Consult the ud.,ement, and hesitate when
that says "beware." Let the prop
! crty be in rather than with the compan
| ion.
Oh, the loneliness Of an unwed,ied heart.
The hands may be united, but to feel that
in heart you are separated, must he misery
! indeed. True, the routine Of duties might
be rcs ularIy performed, and with that ex.
ac,ness which would exclude the possibility
of complaints: but with the knowledge
,lIa, it was not prompted by love-that 1t
is not the spontaneous expression of a heart
all your own-lite may he endured, it can
hardly be enjoyed. Many alas, too many,
can testify to the truth from practical ex-
perienee. Let their experience prove a
warning to others against the shoals and
qucksands Of this uncertain sea.
Examine the heart, not the purse the
soul, the mind, not the tenement 1t dwelIs
in. Consult judgement, not fancy. Let
pure, heart felt affection be the INCENTIVE to
marriage. TO think Of being obliged to
associate for life will, one who has not a
feeling in sympathy with you, and who
is moreover in sentiment, taste and feel.
ing, directly opposed to you-how re
voting the thought. Then, Ietr love, not
ambition, lead you to form those ties
that nought but, death can houorabIy
sever: sse'~-. -" "- : <>>r|, : q!
- = ...,
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Pleasant Words.-1. They don't cost
much. They come bnbbling mp in good
natured heart, like the freely gushing
waters of q fountain. It is rs esy to
speack them rs it is to breathe. They
come forth rs naturally and easily from
the lips of kindness, as the rays from the
sun. There is no pains taking about
the matter. These kind words leap fortl,
of themselves, and delight to fly away
in every direction on their errands of
love.
2. They make the man happier that
uses them. They react upon him. Hot
words make the users wrath hotter. So
loving words make love glow the warmer
in the bosom. They are fuel to the sacred
flame. Loving words help to make a
more and more loving heart. Kind words
make kindness more and moro the law of
the soul.
3. Kind and pleasant words touch
other peoples hearts and make them
kind: They fall like flakes of fire on the
cold and selfish hearts of others-not to
scsrcl', but 10 melt---not to irritate, but
to subdue and shame peoples GOODNESS
and unkiudness Of them. Under such
words grim vtsages relax, their 10y out
Rass are dissolved, and the soul that
had been frozen to the core, gets thawed
tbroug' out; and he who bad the gloomy
December on his visage. Is not long
getting a genial June in- the. place Of
it.
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Pitch upon that course OF. lie which, b
the most useful, and custom ~ill ssads. It
the most agreeable.
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:. A'gen.leman ssid:at tabis that he wished
he. could manage without servants, "a they
wefe more plagas than profit. -
WHY, net. l,age dumb waiter Z" syg.
gested'a friend. :. - ~ ,.'(
.oh, apt; / have tried tLena--ahey don't
answer" -, - .
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CLBVELlND ANJ ERIE RAIGROAD,

l70b 4, n Night ENpTCs TTaiu stopping Girard Asbta
ala and PtIu.syiilc only and arrives at Cleve-
land al 3:i a. NJ.
T.2b A NJ NJ 81 Train stops at all stations except Swan
VIZ say brook, UIiouile, Perry, M eutOr and
WlCklhs-vlll on signal 10 take paE SEN
gers, for CleUCl5Hd JHly SuybrO0k ,Uni6uviIIe.
Perry, Mentor aud Wicklile, and arrive al
& Cvrlaud ll03 A. NJ.
lbs p. M. Day EEutss Train. sUps Girard COnneaut
Ashtabulq aud paursYille only, aud arrive Bf
Cleveland al 500 Z. M.
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DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention CKcIu
sVeF u tins peculiar class Of muladl and the et they
have consequently been chaS!Cdt reader their m cree.
lures is fully testified and CRATE kn0ypdged hy con
escout patients and others daily arriving town ON u
parts O The country, for the express purpose MY
ntous while theire have been cna ed by the
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced
i"qutruu INTO the of these Infections pOupI9ius
rom their simple condition that of the most dan
geruuS aud inyeteue) they have always nterulugd tb
pussib their cntiun, and removal likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably he truued TO e OF III
following causes Ignorance, neglect orthr had effect
uuGkIllul ana improper tTCu ment therefore ur AMOS
SON have succeeded IN dsCOveung IN the Selection
heir remedies safe, eieCtua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear uu
character, Wen hose whose premature OF nudic us
application might be prodnCtNe Ol bad Onsoducnces I'M
lnnds ol private individuals nghurt the audabe end nj
their remedies is the essenng OF great human
misery hy the allevluon relief aud prevention Of those
gueyOus aCtOns that reality the secret fees of m
and which while they eXtelSvey surround call nuf
tsr our skill and utsTft TCuCe In their determination
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OUMMERCIALn
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
Friday, MAY 8, 1859

MORNING LEADER OFFtCE,l
Friday. May 6, 1859.
The market has been very dun and have scarcely
thing report There change in aour. and nothing
Ing Wheat In very gtt receipt and The few carloads ole
ivng are bringing high agurss Oats and unchang
Cd The sales to-day follows
FLOUR-sales OF rye aour by the dray-oad at g.
WHEAr-One car rcd at 81 as and DO private terms
OATs-10O bus. Milwaukee black oats from store at Gnc
New Ohio are worth 4idiGc and Ohio old SOC.
BUTTER-sacs 25OO lbs choice At l7c and do at l8c
EGGs-in good shipping order are In request at lie
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HARTFORD, Trumbull Co. Ohio, March Z, 1861
hereby certify that nave been dealing in the Grn
berg aedicngs for tho rpst year. and truly say shat
hn never Oieod med cincs 10 The public that hav,
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
per tcularly tho Pills aud Cathoc0n They will readily
perform nli aud more than Is promised fir them hat,
sold about y bottles Of the CathocOn the past
and hear the best results In every case
j. u. q. IOmNkOM helicnl Annnt
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&c RIVER STREET. ,......... CLEVELAND, ONO.
MANUFACTURERS or
Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
Cr,r,f. gDd IVbteLtoe
NEW YORK mARKEr-Nay 6


Flour-Tbe market has ndv'ucel lc9}o cents sales Of
Ia 600 bbs Sisjdd.6 fin Sl4t; S6tOdG 40
txtp State; So bUa6 20 for supCrhue western; SC 5Oj
for common TO 60 extra western; Sc 55aI DO uruO
huOp Quo, mlrNet closing firm Canadian -four fuu
SB 5JQ75O for extras Rye 1Jur-Saes li2 bhls at - 5
81 Bi.
whcai-AIoro active and 2d3c bette sales of i3OlO bus
aOc for uusOund hloagO spuug Sl55G % t-r red wu-
ter western; 6j fo White Micuisan Sit3ll 6 nz-
cd Iuiunis s ,0e for whiIe Ky.
Ho-Hsiu % 9Jc.
Ia ls,-Ste dy; sales uf 10 OO1 bus at C3G7lc,
Uom-Fumer: sales Of q UU1 bus ut sg.D90c ur y, u
western aud southern; 9t99lc iJr yellow Jersey aud
oats-Bcter 57a59Hc fer state and 59@Gc for western
and canadian
Whisky-Bcttcr; sales Of 80 Ibis at 27102sc
PUrk-hcs lower and prime nrutr; suie OF 1870 buls at
Sl6,laGl6 2 new messi SlUQl6,l2 lor old do. Sl25tu
SlZ6l5z for prime
Beef-Ictv vel sales Of 1GOO bhs at 625@7 for count
prnti slBas15 ior couutry mess SlOW9l2OJ for ne
p lckeu chic 'g1 do; Sl3. bdl4 for Extras.
Prime NJ, IS Beet-QuIet at Sl7G2l.
beef H. us-S eauy, sales ut 80 hhls at Sl4(Il7
Buc uQuiet; sales Of $50 b6ls wes'n smoked shOuldO
at ia1Ac.
Dressed Hogs-Dull AMI nominal
mauts-Actve sales as pkg; Cooke ioI shoulders
IA y for hams.
Laid-OnIi: sales Of 6jJ Ibis ct lI@u}4c.
Duuer-Quiet SOLO for cd Ohio and 20022 for nuw
state
Chsese-Frm at 96l2ho for new and Old.
Iides-Lowe sues Of $500 az 25c for OiuOco and 2Gd
26]6c for Muntegileo.
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Dr. AMOS x son take pleasure in announcing that tney
have invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases IL has been subjected bv
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, PHI adelrma
uud New York. It has been declared the only useful ust
mGnt yOuled for the OF Seminal Weakness ur
any disease caused by tho secret habits of youth Price
SlUby mail or express.
n. B.--Dr AMOS X SON in order 10 satisfy tho most
skeptcal To the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that IN instance where may prove unsaisac
tory after fair rla the will bs refunded by re-
turning the instrument in good order.
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West BE llOrdt CushuCtun Co, Nay IA, 1851
Mr. n u Kinrs -ir - have been selling the Mod-
ones Of the Guceu6tg Company for the last ten years,
aud have variably found them 70 give good slsftiuu
and the Pills have sold 10 great many families rcgu-
larry their and coffee and with trade they have
become staple article. AlHrshaps Uterine Caihoicm
rs medicine that has d0ue great amount Of good IN female
dsCuseS One dy sold 10 TO told me rat She
ed more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most sklul phys
Yours truly.
jim. l. 1883 JAMES WILSON
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am physician Of thirty years practice. My prncpu
study has been diseases OF females They have generally
bqhed my best ehlus. Obtailg the materials composing
MaEhnlIs Uterine CaholiCOn, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial aud ound myseli obundany sue
Ssul In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms OF about half the and U0ud not
ten. Now eau radically pt least ia tw,
tyan mitigate the rest. cOnside rshnls Uterine %.
tholioon the greatest blessing TO femllcs have met with
j III MIIIIAAIS- Nj ID lhnrlnELnu
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NEW TREATNHENT,

IIUIG VT WsUUITTN UIUTIHN
H. b. KINGSLEY, Clevela
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Shoriaaud saecisi Master Cou'r
PALMER AuSTFN, pins Alty's, may4td
CHERRIES SALE.-Pursuant to the

= u HHIFF'S SALE.-PuTsuant 10 the
~ command Of an order Of sale, issued uon the
court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahuga County at he suit Of
Edwin r. Morgan, Plainiin, against SHmue X, Collins
ana others deiendunts, TO me directed, shall oher
l9r sale ut public auction at the door Of the Court
House. ION The conprnf Seueoa and Lhamplain sreotts
IN the cy OF Cleveland IN said County tue ath day Of
described hndt aud tor emonls, TO wit Situate in the
lownshp % Chagnn Fqls no. the state of ONO and which
also "a lhe County OF CuyahOsa, aud whioh known by
being tho whole lost and part Of lot O. and bounded
as 10 wit west by Water street, south by Coutre
see eas by an alley running from Pearl street 20 Centre
street. aud north by uart ef said lot No decided 10
Adm Grant aud situated In the village Of Chagrn Falls
be the same more or les but subject TO oil legal highways
Appraii icd al 500.
D. L. wIGHTMAN, sheriG
W. w II n.
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Female irregularities, weakness uterine displucements
and all local uterine difficulties und consl tutilna Troubles
Of wCmeu, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S Urt RlNE CATHOLICON.
IL this connection Miss Beecher of the Rev Hen
y Ward Beechar uetters 20 the people, page i2g says
have nine sisters on sisters. law, and fourteen fe
male cousins al ma )ed, and ali delicate and ailiug -
Amid the immense ClrC COl my friends aud ACQUAINTANCE.
Cuulut ecall married dies born in this century and
country, WHO perfectly healthy In eases, however
whore tho GTueeuherg CathulcO has been used We must
ay that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease aud
ladies' have becOmer hust, strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleasou, OF ira, SAYS Beautiful indeed is the
COnhdug, trusting nature Of woman but how much does
neoj 70 be prueceu by wachtunoss that will lead her
10 time Of disease TO appeal to medical adviser cien-
hc education, murnl worth and purity OF character" All
these may be secured 10y addressing the Graeenbeg Com
pany.
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SHERlFE'S OALE.-Pursuant to the
commands Of three wfits OF vBldl eXpUnas, issued
from the OF Common Pleas OF CuyRhOga County
ut the OF Ezekiel Adams IS F. Jared ct. al at
the suit of j. " Adch VS. \. Jared und The suit
OF E M Fenuer Jared, TO directed shall offer
sale Public Auction at the door of the Court House
corner of Seneca aud Ohampain streets in the Iiyo
cleveland in said County, the 10Th day Of May 1850
al O'Clock M. of said day the UllOwn described m
and tenements, Pat Of Dot a., formerly Euclid
now East Cleveland Township beginning whitn oak
stump standing the north iue OF and decided t. Emily
lChwe sad lot a. thence south 05 deg east, 70 ks
Abram MuuO1 iue, thence north 20 deg east chains
nks thence north 80 deg west ulOlg said MuttUNs line
CHAINS aud a Inks to MnttUN's corner thence north -
dess ens l3 inss; thence north deas 10 west,
chains to the road hence south IS degs west ulung the
plank Road from Cevciuni TO Milloughby, chains g.
Inks; thence south So east, y Chulus to the place
heglnnIng containing sg-l0O Of luud Excepting
therefrn following described part OF said premises
bena the Same set homestead therein, wi. Be
ginning al the centre Of the Cleveland and WlougIby
Plank Road and the Of lands by Samuel
De Puy. aud f. Jared (decenscd thence suutheast
ery c0urse along the line OF sand De Puys land
most: thence on sOu-westery course large post ur
conner of garden fence; thence uoHhweseTy TO stone
sci M he Plank Road blacksmith shop occupied by
o. Ramsdil; thence no. therY along tho Plank Road
d. L. WIGHTBiAN, Sheriff
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issa ig la...i..sa

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al CleVGluud with Cleveland aud Toledo, Cleveland. C.
lumbus AZ Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Putsbure Railroads.
Al Sulli with hacks 40 thagTiu Falls.
A. Mautua sish hacks lUT Raytnuu SC
~ brace vile with hacks % Newton Falls, Er
Al Wuneu with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Msatfvu,
Bloomfield Cmied, sc A'"''
A. Youngstown, with stages Tor New Caste Poland
Lowell, uur Euon valley, and thence by 2 +, " q n IN
x. TO PiLtsbuTsh. - 90 -
g,...,.., ~. ,,.., CiIAs. /, RHODES, sup't.
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steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit lot sundrics
rrIuoue Bay State, Brown, Chicago; 10 tons mdse c g.
TO.
Schooner Cadot, Rohack Detroit; no carvo.
Schooner luust!y Heurns 10 elui IL powder Austin
Powder Co tons do W. ii Willard; 80 tons Etontwire
2lB gals do Abbey Co.
Schooner Aai on, Burftt T ledo qtnus gas ppc bhs
,iut 'r I ton fire bricki 40 tons Goa II e. Webb
Stow Storm Over, Saudusky; no cargo.
SCOw Fret euck, Young, Suudusky, $50 fre brick NJ
Johnson; IS Kegs powder Chumuernin Lee.
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A. 4 -,,,,Il5 MoST sG5IEMNllF{lcS 5 AT INvENTloNN.
YOUNG MEN TAkE PARrICULAR NoTIcE-

An lSIutn Tor the cufr Ui Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuuwu seminal Weakness. &c Can be perma
men y cured a. from m cen days lo by ihc
% this Instrument. when used CUniuntly with medicines
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Read what Dr Bushnell SAYS of the GraefenhegM
rines, hr is ply sician OF extensive pmctce, and
Of the most successful IN the county (lrumbulD In WIN
he resides
" This Csrtihes that have used the Graofonberg Pin
and Murhnlls Cahoc0n, sold here by j. II T.. johnson
In my practice to my entire satisfaction They are good
medicines DT. q. w. BUsHNELL
Hnrtlord, Trumbul Co. o Match Z. 1851
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EHEKIEF q SPEUTAL MA6TE-REITS5

y SALE Pursuant 10 the commend Of order Of
Il issurd from the Court OF Common pleas of Cuyahoga
County at snit of John Frhy, pInnt against john
C,nlsy ~ nj defendants to me directed shu offer for
ie NJ Pu6ic Auction, at tho door of the Court House
IC5Teruf Seneca aud Champnin streets, Ia City OF
gsvcipu IN sad County, on the 4 day Of June 1879 nj
II o'clock A. NJ Ul SAID day the following described lands
and tenemens, to VII; SITUATE ~ the township Of Brook
@ nn leyeland, In said County, and Is known hy hena
a of lot No b3 according m tho on nal oy Of said
~ nship aud is bounded and described Hs follows Hegu
INC m tbs north side Of Bay icy street, at the fence ON
yt side of lands enclosed by Thomas M Cure thonce
rth.rr g rah aug les from BIYley street one hundred
feet thence westerly puTalie wh said BaYoy street ff
Ieet thence right ANGLES souhty one bundled
10 he Uace OF beginning together with al the heredita-
nents mi theruuutO hulUugUg But subject
10 ali streets and highways Appraised a Sll3
- l. WlGiGMAN.
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
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Drugs
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.


vegetable flf, per
Green Mountain Ontment, per bor. ............... u
s9shpalug per boue.., .,...;......................
LWlteus Puuucou per
Ei Lotion, per .......... %
ftycr aud AruC RomDdy per box...................
tt0H' nltla I'I p.o Nithaa. ~
Otstutery Syuu, per hUt te...............-...... u
IOnsumptiyp's Balm, per bottle ............ 1
Mfuhuus UtCrmc Cathoigon. por hottlo....... ... u
Graeicnb'g pils Remedy por bottle. e............. N
Muuua of lttalth, per copy u
For sails by the CiN drugrsts also by Agents In tn,
pftuCipul towns in Ohio
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DIR, AMOS & EON.

Corner Of Mainand Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
"A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSlN In
"a the State who members OF the Royal College of
surgeons, London. May be consul ed from Oc lOCk 40
sao morning until 9at nigh in every tage and symptom OF
disease. he treatment they adopt is the rtsuD upwards
Of thrtTyears extensive practice IN Europe and erica.
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COUNTRY INyALIns

Persons in any part Of the world may successfully
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr; AMOS q SON, corner Main and Quay-sls.