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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07
Gnnroutrs.

Engraving aud LithOgrnphIng.
RRAINERD & BURRlDGE,W WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND ITTHOORPHERS BAt X
street Cleveland. @.
p0BERT GILL-SILVER AND
HI Electro Platter, D,or Plater aud Alanufactor--Goi-
ner Of Ontato and Prospect sis up staiTs evelArd
IS prapai sd 70 repate Spoons Forks ChstOFs &C. and
make them equal tn new. Door trimmings fur,sh or
Plated to urder Ben Hanging prou PITY attended to- and
prices reasonable. i1l22dti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07
Att'ps e GounsflLorg

Persons forwarding orders for subscripion without
ges'l; used not eEneot o reeeiye ANY ateat,1r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07

N For Artificial Teeth |I-V
manufactured aud ali varieties Of Artificial teeth are
ut up Ia tho hest manuer W. INGERSOLL,
mylsRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07

IR. w j. GUILD HA 5 REMON
~ ed lbs Dental Qaies 20 room No L. il9haaR b0eE
who need the Service Of Dentist, will themselves
much SUFFE FERlNG ns well as MONEY by giving him
eaie Eloe ncy used 10 mitigate pam, or those who de-
@ARTlPICrAHTEETI INSERTED ~,
On Cold silver Porcelain and Nulcanzed Rubber Base
the bast lnanir Teeth in sets fpm Si0tu $50 Coll
nings according 70 siz of the cavity from co. upward
mayli ..s.a n
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
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Hoe the NsssA lswa Tissss.
rA' H:2E:z ::2E:sz J. 'ates: e. .;l1s, H.: e 1''.s
~ aAsss .. Ssys.
Ds,sssa sass ef hsne, ~ Ssad hsaes , ysarnicg
fe b sith yeG again, = IN days leg aesas,
And MsnsU tso etssa b Aa1sasiy tassiag,
" uA-Dessss tsisht pass vhefs hsnsssssssss IN
Tea Aess vsavssA ssssss asas,. wsss s,,sss
3Aess sseds - swshss wlsAls ~ yssag hssast.
~ ssaeaia sasA vssid Il tsus lovs SD dssesioa,
~ - Wish half aeiss 'vssld q hons ssud rsse
Hst az - heasi III not slvs sseshsr,
B E -. ::ssss.. ss.ss:e -:
Ar ssS ~ Asss1hs ~ sessss - ~ shiaAhssA,
W hs0sh vsA Afs--shs sAssN 81 ~ hsast,
Aa6 rd svR 10 Asppy h thas bsestsRAi wislweed,
~ sss is4g dlstanss ssvvs loviag osss ar sSsss.
I Uass - tAs bssaty tAas does sv9 sus9ouad N, :.
0k own lilsis hoos psspine est thss bssghs Aowses
ADA wcaA9 alnoss - ~ spsli wAisA enboanAns,
u ~iah 70 live svse ths pass sunny he1rs,
.CsslA lssvs thb ssessaA al % sishly sobSwuSd,
- - slHsttes q sssss 80 slaabsssns vines,
AsA ssrtA's ethsP swsss osines % which dsw-lropl
And which sak Len ixss . hsrlishs rsund thsu
chimes. -..
Il . soft syivsa 90, l'vs aswssa shsAsA bswss,
whses ~ Iksasa - wssaw whsa svsasy ef nitb,
TAsa alone vsA - -, asA b Loves vitshins pew,r
Cen I wsavs dry hasln end there sivs them birth,
And toSsshee ny lsvsd eas anA /, often strayiag,
Our foossssps wnl Sss1se - this srstts q srssa,
AsA ven talk sf tAs ~, sis rsturn OFT deaying
TN our pathway lGhRs by sisas's pssriss queen.
Ths home q ~ ski-sss4 b S'sf sSsaly shsrishsd,
lsys its dssp shAaD snA The jsy thsy contaia,
And The heps e ~ hsass ~ ~ " wildly psishsa
For knsv vill - ssa b WITH yos seain,
Whsa Of cor AisodsAip md hons here are wsasy,
Aad IKE tirsd blrds ~ ass tssosling Arr~t,
AID Ill that sssed AghA leShs % daxkssiagk dEsasy,
Oh, then nayws " to sss hsoss sAsltssisg bssass.
Ysur arms Win b sesosa 70 gladly receive n,
Your hssrts all atsansd 70 lie nssie sf low,
Asd Of sorrow % psin yeu ~ ~ 70 fs.svs "a
And clouds fso@ our hearts Nv vttl ssaily inoss,
Dat By shsdoss er tssksss Hay vs nsr b s'ssnksn,
Bat our yssng nvss - ever soshsoads4 With light,
And by Rrss&ship ~ Low nay ~ ns'~ b socsaken,
Nee or pasAwav - soudsd b The Aa liown ofniehe
nuA make ~ hss hses, se NJ iaesrssts q. dsazsr
70 my fond levsns hssrs, tAaa IL seAsr be.ids,
III slains ee ny care end ~ lsvs, ars fhr nsasve,
And III love hln Ard shsss hin vhatevG bs&iaa
Yet, love you At hoAs, and sy soul ct b longing
TO meet you oses mere, but dssisd b TIE bliss,
And when joys sfny youth or ny ztthoughts come
thronsiag,
Isselaim "eould thsrs ever b sisdnea like ths!''
Yes, yes, an happy In his lcvs and affection,
No ~ to my hssrt could sef b. 80 dear,
And such faith do feel In his manly protsctiou,
That psughs hke to hsSm a. u III do fesr,
But the day Will como yst, whsa WEN knSS no more
sadness,
And our footsteps afas no longer VIII foam,
TO ths street. words, ''euS home ws wisi, pleasure
md. .giednsss, - -
s.sa "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Opaq1eas u q Patriot and the
vloWs of . Statesman.
s'Look upon thi. picture and upon that"
We have read, with more pleasure than We
ordinarily read publications emanating from
distinguished leaders OF the Opposition, the let.
ter OF the Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, of Boston,
to TIE Hon. Hiram Ketchum, Of New York, in
reply to = resolution Qf . Wing committee, of
which the latter Was chairman "Thas, in the
judgment Of this committee, il 10 not expedient
at this tine further to discuss or aSitate the
question of the slavery Of the African race"
&c: We sIS sare thst We cannot perform q
mere agrssable ssrvics ~ our readers than BY
rsproduciae Me following extracts from the let
tee Of Mr. Winthrop: .,...,
1--WE haysa goodly heritage 10 manage for
ourselves and 70 txansmit 70 our children -
Greatly - any Of ~ may regret that IL did not
oems dewa 70 Us from our fathers without in
cunbsansee o. drawbacks Of any sort.-we have
proud Of, enough g oecopy our moss diligent
ard dsvossd aiiestion. Without begging tTot-
hls' from sshieess over which No have no con.
0el g = ration. =. -
"NohoAy retends that there i any constitu.
tioanl p00ss in TIE general government over
the' inGeieuoa Of African slavery - il exists In
~ &es0eao States, and nobody would know
what ~ with aaeh . power toDosrow, wsss
Il bsaAaae npos he natien. The 6taAes in
which - lnseieuaiea exisea have . sufficient
wsight = Ponsihili.y IN regard . h, wisAsss
|hslhe va4o4 and goaded by fossign isessven-
tion an61ho iaseivsntion of - hse Statss on
tis sah3ees + foreign invention % much q Il Il
was lit ee,Cssas RrisAis a Fancs.
~lneidee11l issnes mpst, Indeed, eocus1oNally
|asioa. q t1 have arisen. which brings the
Vhu1o n0hnpaf in1D Rncnnn3on. and unon vhich
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27


The second wife Of Charles II, of SPAIN
one day fell off her horse while hunting,
and her foot catching in the stirrup, she
Tns in the most imminent danger Of being
killed. No one however, dared venture to
relieve her, it being against the law for any,
save the chief of the royal pages, to touch
any part Of the person Of tho Queen of
Spain, and least Of all her feet. At last
two cavaliers went to her assistance, and
having extricated her, at once saddled their
deetest horses, and prepared to leave. the
country, in order to save their lives: but
they were pardoned by the king, at the
queens interccssion.
When Queen Victoria was on visit to
the royal family of France at Eu, the Queen
of Belgium had been told that her Majesty
Of England took every morning at ten
o'clock glass of iced water. According
ly, or the day after her arrival, servant
duly made his appearance at the appointed
hour, bearing on silver salver carafe and
two glasses, which he rendered to the SOW
ereiap, who declined the refreshment with
. wave of the hand. The Belgian Queen,
seeing this, whispered to her son, who
was present, to p0str out glass of water,
and offer it to the queen; this being done,
it was graciously accepted, the fact being
that etiquette would not allow her Majesty
to pour out the water for herself when
servant was present.! So, too, when the
Queen, Louis Philippe and the Duke OF
Wellington, paid visit to Elton; upon the
vister's book being presented to them, the
king Of the French somewhat ungallantly
took up pen and signed his name at the
top Of Ae page. E6qnatas would not per
mt the queen to sign her name NndSr any
other; she therefore turned ocsr the al
but blank leaf and wrote her name on the
top of the next one, and then handed the
pen to the Duke. who by the BY, WAS &C
excited-hncy the Duke of Wellington be-
ing excited !-at the honor done to him,
that he actually spelt his name Weighing
tonv The queen, now, as formerly, may
not speak to . tradssman. She has been
seen standing not . yard away from one
addressing al her inquiries to an equsgry,
who repeated them to the tradesman, and
again repeated to her Majesty all his an
6WerS,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

How HARD They TAKE Ir.-A younglady
says friend, married recently, and the
mother Of her husband being in very poor
health, she was taken Immediately home by
her hege lord to nurse and take care of the
''old folks" In tho course Of a few months
the mother was removed by death. The
dutiful and sympathizing' daughter in-law
thus expressed her grief ct this event, TO =
company Of hsr neighbors who called in to
take tea with her on an afternoon soon az
tsr her sad bereavement: '.Oh dear p'said
she, "hOw much I miss my poor, dear
mother! Why, it seems to yns l can sec
her now, just as she used to ait q the hsealta
fast-tablc, reaching out her hand .tov n
lat Dot0t0e ~ -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

or after that hour in the lttle repm cont
guous 70 the. Bar Of the Blazine Star. Theirs
would like % see: fostered among n, and
ting upon, could It spare the time, bat a. Il
has an sngagsmsnt this afternoon - fcus
Q'clock, to play game Of suchEs FOR dvs
Dollars pea. corner, In which from the well
known skin and experiences Of the contes-
tanes, Il anticipates much pleasuCs, It VII,
thersfoCs order an adjournment IN to-mor-
row morning, ton o'clock. -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

o~
TN visv Il The approashipg Blrth-day Of American
j Freedom ths usdsrsignsd lsvs bought . fan stoek
F1revvor1k0.
Cansistug Of Chinese Cracksrs, Rean Candies, Rock
ets, Sespsats, Torpsdoss, Wheels, TO-, 10, which thsy
oR 70 The public q wholssaie o Retail on tsms 70
auit.
In addties to thsas patssslis snblsas Of nalseaal
pride, they have allsd % thsir stess-roon with
Confectionery.
Teas. 1abaccos.
Cs1sss asd Ssgars. @
SssrcA aad Cigars,
Salsrat9s and Aascxss,
Liqs0rs sf az h;ads
Bscksts and Dro0sss,
Prsssvvs6 F+sits,
Oysesrs d Ora39ss,
ksnoss, &e., dc.
Haviue Larger and nogo oonvouleat than
ognaly, are ahls - show 0eods beetsg, - store
|lasgse stock, and 70 sell wess ssAAonahls tRas
We mauutaoeuse ous Own CASDsss, ard guarantee
then 70 b q god - = b naskse.
LANPsON 4 HOPKINS.
Me0ssgss, Ievs, June Z, 1ssetf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

Collsesioas peeapsiy rsaistsd q eurrsut r,sse q
Exchsnge. nHPaa 10
American 1xe. Bank, N Y. Alsx. Mitchsil, HnwUnkss
Farm. MIL BY, 1ilwsu. State Bank, Madison.
1sbruary 3, 1eSoyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

Some peoples hearts are shrank in
them like dried nuts. You can hear them
rattle IS they walk.
The manwho took advice has just brought
II, back agSin. -.
The loaf ofbrsad should rise as the pstes
Of hour falls.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

ST. NICHOLAS
BILLIARD ROOMS.
A. JACK. CHURCH, Paorausos.
4 TAis insllnnaDsok nsUiD - wen4lae 49,, ss1
3 p3sasaas plass - bos ~ 6nsin.
It's rshle. ase entirely nsv, os the 1ost apsrevsd
ssyle ths 0ushoss ass Of TIE !stsst Pn.lAa eeyls,
aSd ip aespsay, eEs net sasssd ~ ssythisg - ~
Kind ID tho Ua3eo1 ktatss.
4 - 0se4 M9aoss. shs hsst bssn9s q Ogaes, and
meats for patsonizing this Reese
Ae0rsgos, 1Hns u lSeeyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
NOTICE.

N y i . T.
VuVHE Milwaukee and Mississippi h. =. Co. now
pFass da CHEN to Milwaukee as - psr ear, and to
Chicago at SIS pee car.
Every astsation to stock will be ohesrfully show BY
the eloyse Of the Company, saabling drovers &c de-
liver the ssas without loss u ttms, aad IN good
ditiou. JOHN LAWLkR, Agent n. { n. B.
Prairie du Chisn, Nov. IL, 1855. n6tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

w ANTED A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE 4
w furnished Room and Bedrooom for housekeep in
quie respt cable house, would prefer east of Bowey
must be moderate. Address Ii. K. W., Herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wASrED.

WANTED-TWO GOOD SIZED ROOMS. WITH COS
ssnences FOR housekeeping furnished partially fnr
nsnso oy gentleman ahd hs wei terms nlt = excel u
tree - - -" FFF' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

OAals.-GkAND HOTEL
DEs TRUIs EMPERgURe
ITO Rue de Riv OIL Place de Paatn RoyA
C5AN4E Or PROPRIETOR
Largo and sna apartments Handsomely nucd ur. 2s,
oornn NJ ~ prcea Table dhoie nj ~ occs iyspne.a
> mods al hled prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

plO near Thirty second street; newly papered separate
batn, gas &c great Inducements offered famles
board, gentleman and children approved Address D.
Lawrence, 09l broadway, below Thirty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

DOR SALE-THE JERSEY CITY FLOUR AND FEED
Mill, with sixty horse power Engine, reasonable terms
Apply at the nil from TO 10 A. M two blocks from tne
ferry at the office Of A. G. HEMINWAY, 40 Wall street
New crk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
SALES OF RnAL MgTAT1n.

NoR SALE VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
about i've miles from Peekak embracing about is acre.
% Ground excellent land very House.
10 rooms snd seven Out Houses together House Fur
O ure me collection OF valuable Oh PAntngs Horses
nrte carriages and the Stock the place This property
situated on the turnpike leading TO lake Mahopao
grape srDsr &c. ard now In complete order the ocsa
pancy 0! purtha fold at carly day boaah
cheap A the ON ner desirest South Store church
COUGHL1N, 30 Beaver street. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

WAN1ED-BY a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A WELL
w furnished front Room and BE adjoining on Sc
cond 1oor fire Gas and water Win good Board aud the
Of home, private family for which to Ss
will be paid week Location between Twenty
Thirty and West of Sixth Address Mer.
chant box 70 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

nHE SOCIETY FOR TIE ENCOURAGEMENT OF
WEARING CLEAN SHIRTS,
At l06 Chatham street. Of PEARL selling ther
winter stock Of goods Al unpreosdentAdy low pricea
nyou woolen UndershirIs Drawern
SAVE MONEY AND BUY AT lO6
II you want pure wool shirts and Drawers
SAVE MONEY! AND Buy AT lO6
Kyou Mer1no Undsrshirts and Drawers,
SAVE MONEY AND BUY AT log
II you flannel Undershirta and Drawers
SAVE MONEY AND BUY AT log
fyeu want wool flannel Firs or oversAiru,
SAVE MONEY AND BUY AT lo6
SAVE MONEY AND BUY Al iVS
II yen want large knitted wool Comfortera
SAVE MONEY AND Buy AT l0d
II you want SILK Cashmere MnIle n
SAVE MONEY AND Buy AT l06
II you want elegant six or Wool Nsckaes,
SAVE MONEY AND GUY AT LOG
You want splendid Black Fancy Silk Crayass,
SAVE MONTY AND BUY Al log
If ron a White or Coored Shirt In any style,
SAVE MONEY AND guy AT LOG.
~ rou want Gloves IN any variety,
SAVE MONEY AND Buy AT IO6.
II you ANY OF 3sanemsns Furnishing uoods
Of superior quality II tbs prices buy Of The socsy 10
the tDoouRgeme 81 ~ airing Clean snhs LOG Chatham
greet, corner Of Peeil, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

nor saiF-oN MURRAY HILL. ONE NEW FIRST
CLASS Hour story brown stone front House. Fl by IS feet
deep 40 tsM brty seventh street. between Fourth and Lar
ngsn avenues bnt In tho beat manner with ali the mSderp
bard wood doors tbs paror s,oy mahogany
blinds in frunt Inquire on the preniios. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

= OR FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-wITH BREAK
- fss and tea II desired very moderate price, for the
winter, a. yO2 Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-03-12
THNHE LIVER INNIGORATOR
v.....,,.,I tv DIR. SANFORD.

THE LIVER INNlGORATOR J
j prcunrcd by DIR. SANFORD.
Covrorxp.n EsriLY GUNS is one Of the best Purga
tive and Liver Medicines before the public that acts as
Cahartic easier mder and more ene.u9l th any oh'r
medicine known. II is not only CdthmHc, buta Lilp
remedy, acting first the Ltuer to eject us morbid matter
then o the stomach and bowels carry of that matter thus
accomplishing purposes cncctualy' without any Of the
painful feelings experienced In the operations OF most Cd
tj,s II system the time that purgcs
m and when taken daily moderate doses, will strengthen
"' Du I;,r tone Of the principal regulators Of tho
,,n, holy and when 70 performs its functions ell,
the powers Of the system are uy noN'iup'u ihetoWac"
Is almost enrey dependent on inc healtI} action u the
nprorcr perform Sitsfunctiun. when the
stomach is at fault the bowels are at"ut ann tc Whoe
system suffers inconsequcnc' 'pi one ofFh-t' LIVER
vn .nsl To do is duty For the diseases Of that
gam OF the proprrors> has made ~ issludy' IA
practice of more tptn twenty Years, find remedy
wrcwi, to counterfeit the many lcrangcm (Which
srenedyis atia.tfound,anypers
hlrl with Liver COni-~ pInin'. iu any ofits forms,
lns hut to try bottle, and c0uvciinu - certain
These Gums remove all~ morbid Or bad matter fruu.
r SYSTEM 10 ther place healthy flow of bile
iuyi9rntlng ha tomach causing food 90 digest well,
uur;fyiug flae blood giving tone and health to the
whole machinery, removing the cause Of the discasc
Biijiou- nrincLs are cured, and, what IL
hFffer. prrNCnicns " inc oucieluhul use OF thr
catinq suf- acient TO relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from rising and scuring
Only dose taken before. -retrhg, prevents Night~
mare. ,.. -,
generally, and cures COs-y--tivcuPHs.
one iS3e taken aricr Zach m,alFil cure Dyspepsia.
IT, one dose Of two spoonuls will always relieve
One bottle taken for made obstruction removes tho
cause Of the disease, aud makes a perfect cure
Only one dose Immediately relieves ChOiic, while
One dose often repeated Is a sure for Cholera
MOrbus.and preventive Of Cholera.
= Only bottle Is needed to throw out Of tn
system tn, Of med-f after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken ior'-Janndie removes all SAL
lowncss or unnatural COLOR from the skin.
One dose taken a short time before eating gives vi
gor tu th- appetite and mai s--food digest we'll.
Ole dose often repeated scures Chronic Dinr-
rI,Tn in IT, worst forms .-while summer and
f.ftt st4ll 81 n.af l.aa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-03-12

Pnin Killer.

MsrncES, Mass, Aug. 20, 1851
Mcssrs p. Davis h Son-Dear Siri
have had occasion to your PALS KILLER very frequently
during my residence in Dunah and have found it very
useful medicine did not think could visit the Jungles
without IT, Of colc dlarrhea AMI cholera the Pain
Killer gives speedy relief and for many other ailments have
found beneficial becoming popular in Burmah among
the natives well as Europeans always carry with me
for my own benefit and the good Of the people where
Sincerely yours, NJ. II. BIXDY.
The Rev. H. L. Van Meter, writing from Basscn Durma,
says.-"rhe Sarens praise very highly indeed cannot
conceive how a single medicine could better meet their pecu
liar ailments and habits than does your Pain Killer. We
now using freely family and find its excellent quail
ties confirmed with each renewed trial Please send 400
bottles by opportunity" Sold by all medicine dealers
JOSEPH CLARK, l. n. THORN, Agents, Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-03-12
NTATII OF VERMONT, WINnHAM, 5. $.
> IN CAeRcsTy.
loJN CRANDAII
DEXTER GILBERT, FANNY GILBERT.

biNl I'm NtLhi.'i' i - - vi -"i.'-i
CALVIN lpN NsLti'
In this case The l, tNc j. made rriufnae 70 ulet our
of thanctry 90 b. ld Al N-"Anci III u, 'lAty u4 VIM
liam aHd state o Nerm ri nn tar second lu.-laSM Alh
ueNo, charges that DhNil.h "llbhhl ann fANNh III.
49, 20. go 3D., , 49, d." ';'',ir +i-' ~
'i''''' ' 80, -, -. -, r,,,-,.., %.
tt -Ni hN ~ Npfi 1919 "E"Asl AZ ~ ~" NHh.i =
h'u ot SAT- bmuerr' hut 100" o - Louis III me STATE
of Missouri, rurnhme O. int term 81 c county Court 10
De h.t ai Ne"is ~ .at N'nihAm county on me thri
ia stay ~ Alf o''"eilalS h 'A 90 "ee''1i" Tor oy
uiri IL tho aYa OF certain real esat III s,meFs.t 49, sl
County, o"nrl ny ,dl4 FiAi"ti7 MitA SAM IoNNrLt1
and delivered sad writ 70 tne orator men strh ct snt
County g. serve ana rei"rn'At e w t' ny virtue OF SAIL
wiz on the SKIN d'y I Alri W''-1ld hach.l ther,"n
'-hiy barrels hou d. 'e prpei,y W 'hi 10" NsLLl 80
that thr -lrr hl.- PeIl lAF ana IN" parties making mo-
move iiT inc s'l ,itIFN ue ptar os ied 'he same hr
si' keWnr % III Nhlla W IpN N>LEl, person then 81
suhcient Fcspons'uniy inat Ns sAI Wrt nis duly re-
returned ana ,h'sid IN sAln 'u Anu ''.nu'l rom ria
20 term until the April term OF nii tour 1900 when JUN
T. bl iLtR wa appAned Commissioner to iaAc ne ac-
counts q the parties IN the matters 81 TORN N SAL writ
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-03-12
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
DIR. CHUECHlL'S DISCOVERY
Winrhcrtcr's Gcuuisf Preparation of DIR.
J. y. ChurrhiiI's compound of the
YPOPTO SPHTTES
or LIME. SODA g. POTASH.
SPECIFIC RtNErY TmA TREATMENT or
CONSUMPTION.

The great ohcmco-Medca Discovery Of the celebrated Dr.
j. 4. Churchill Of Paris, first made known by him the
French Academy Of Medicine about two years ago, marks
aud important Era in the annals Of Medical Science
now, ur the hrst time IN inc history Of The world, has
REMEDY been found that surely strikes at the very
Tos Of PULNONARY DISEASE, and by THE DEF-
usNr CHEMICAL ELEaENrs OF THE BLOOD, increases the pn
cple WHICH Constitutes NERVOUS OR VITAL fOncE,
RATES Tis NurRrYE FUNCTIONS, aud thus only CURES
but also PREY ENTs the development Of this hitherto most
fatal Scourge Of the human race.
" Canton to thc Public. 10
Various preparations are already in the market purporng
to be based Dr. Churchs discovery against which we
soIemly caution both the profession and The public.
let bc deceived hut ask for AMI only the urcpa
ration sold from the sole GENERAL Depot Ia the nei States
No. 10 John Street, and bearing fqc simHs signature Of
j Wfycnesrnn by whom alone Dr. Churcbils pT rirtio,
is put up a RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY PURE FORM.
In all Nervous and scroluous Complaints Debility, Loss
VITAL Power, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Female Weak.
uesses It Is sovereign and invaluable remedy.
H. READ TIE TESTIMONY. 20
From ne NY dm,rican hedicai Monh,yJor May, 1858.
"Wlhtver may be conclusions with reference to the
claims of Dr. Churchill, for the Iiypphosptes sovereign
remedies IN ihurcuosis consumpuon), furHs ne 30
DorBr A. 10 the yrEof 1nEsE SAILS As REMEDIAL AGrSrs
FTOmc North 1mcricdu hcdicM Rcportcr for OFT 1858.
"rhs Medicine IL scientifically prepared and reliable. We
have used ia practice In plhisc lnlmonass and
other forms " disease with very satisfactory results
In sixty ght which this remedy given thirty
in the ncpicnt, and twenty three In the second
and advanced stages Of consumption. the remainder we're
beyond hope. Will the exception Of the latter cases. which
were much benefited, all but three, which are sl doubtful
Price ~ or three bottles fr s. Single bottle. only. IN
concentrated solution. sent by mall prepaid when special
" ordered. All orI-rs Tor three bottles will he sent
by express at cost 0f the party Druggists must send their
orders direct 70 the unde signed, or they may haze differ
en-, and spurious preparation sent thom.
~ Winch sters Genuine Preparation Of DR.. Churchis
Compound Of the Hypophosphes If Lime Soda, aud Potash
is sold at Wholesale nj the sole 6neral Depot ~ John
hut will be kept by all respectable Druggists throughout the
United States Circulars and all necessary information Civ
all parties enclosing stamp For convenience in r.
ceving letters, spondents requested to add
"Box 255ln in addition to the regular address beox