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The PuRE ZINo PIPE This pipe is now con-
sldered by scientific men to be the best article ever
introduced for water. 1t 10 not poisonous like
lead and does not rust and h up like iron, aud is
stronger aud cheaper than either lead or iron. b.
p. Bower Of the Cleveland Plumbing Works is
the sole Agent for this pipe aud keeps large
stock Of it on hand All persons taking water
would DO well to call and see what advantages
this pipe has over all others, and then decide for
themselves In regard 10 what they will use. 233
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STATIONERY Particular attention is called to
the advertisement of EDWARD A. LAMBERT q Co
ol New York, dealers in all varieties of English,
American French aud German Stationary. This
firm is an old one aud as reliable as any in this
Country. Their business amounts to an enormous
amount yearly and their stock comprises every
thing in the trade that can be wished. They at
tend to all business with promptness and dispatch
and from their complete importing arrangements
can speedily oil all orders, however large or
however varied. Western dealers will find no bet
ter house, in New York or out of it, of whom to
purchase, and all interested are invited to call at
this office and procure catalogue gratis.
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WHAT PIANOS DOES sArrER PRETERr'

He says
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Dr.. Cheesemnn,s pills.


he combination Of ingredients in these Pills Is the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mia IN
their operation and cean correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensruations removing all distractions, whelh
from cold or otherwise headache, pain ia the side PAL
grafton Of the heart Whites all nervous affections hys-
cries fague pain in the bnck and limbs &c disturbed
. sep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of new era In the treatment OF
these irregularities and distractions whchhave consigned
so many of the young tie beautiful and the be-
loved TO a PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
heath unless she is eguar, and whenever an obstruction
gakes place the general health begins TO decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
prp the most efectual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Females T. all oasses they are inya-
liable Inducing igish certainty, periodical regularity Ihey
are knO thou -ands who have used them at different
pernds throughout The c1unt tViug the sanction OF
the psi eminent pbySici7ns IN America 80,
Explicit sf0fg l0hn aud hsn faeg sh0ud nOl
be used each Boxhe Price One Dollar each bor con
fdning 40 Pals. e.,. -. ,.,,.
sent bU mail prOBBy 10y ehe Osng price TO the General
Agent Sold by druggists generaIy; - ~, -.
r. b. HUGCHINGS, Geueral Agent
NJ 1856 Chnmhsrs st., New York
HANNOND' hprsd&wGm2I
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FItONI WAsHINGTON

WARRINGTON, juno 2.
The Legation Of France and Russia are on the
best Of terms here, which may intimate toe same
sentiment accorded betweeu their governments.
Mr. Mason has rendered his resignation as Min
ister TO Paris but he will be retained as il is nov
decided not to displace Mr.. Dallas from the port
at LoLdOn. ...
Secretary Cobb's recent circular requesting
American Captains TO hoist the stars aud stripe,
il the presence OF foreign vessels Of war, is prin
cipally designed for application on the Coast o.
Africa, where they manifest a disposition to EN-
barrass British cruisers stationed there.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

" AsHINUIONi June 2.
The States says that returns from l29 cOunties
in Virginia show Letcher 3 700 ahead Of Goggiu.
A dispa oh from Richmond says that the report
ed aud official returns Of 1913 counties give Letch
er 3,542 majority, and that the remaining counties
TO hear from gave Wise 1891 majority. Promi-
nent Democrats are confident OF majority Of
5000 for Letcher.
There is no truth in the report that Caskie is
elected to Congress,
It is reported that Letcher is very i'll at home.
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rs. wHTTTLEsEY, Rec. Sec.

in the Commercial Branch Bank, has removed to
Milwaukee, where he will hereafter be associated
with his father In the Bank Of Milwaukee. Mr..
JoNEs Is young man Of excellent business talent
aud strict personal integrity, and we wish him
success
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No 100 Z nnInW6Ts sI NV lWTN
SolJ in CIeveland by WN FISKE AID GAYLORD &
nj GWNOND' aprsd& wGm2I
u has been currentIY reported that in mos

1t has been currently reported that IN most
Of the Western cries the "Town Bel" tolls every day at
noou for the inhabitants 10 gulp own quinne 9s pre-
yenye OF diseases caused by malaria OF the climate OF
course taxing qunne contagious habit aud every new
settler is supplied with the poisonous drug and instructed
10 take It IN rge quaint he wrud escape tho Fever
ami Aguo Every house has its medicine chest filled with
this dangerous uG aud regular as the hour comes
around so ular do they gup down IS though 1t was
the richest dec ICY Of the season. Dr. J. Hhsioterr
Good Samaritan Of Pittsburgh, knowing the dr. adul ef
cts Of aunine upon the human system when taken with
so much iudscrsion has prepared compound winch has,
An ali cases which ithos been tried proved speedy cure
for Fever aud Aguo all other diseases caused By the
digestive organs
For druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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SINGING School Mr. A. Byron Chase will
open singing school for the instruction Of chill
dren and beginners at the Melodeon tomorrow
morning at o'clock Parents should bear this in
mind and improve the opportunity. Mr.. Chase
has bad experience and success.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June =.
Buenos Ayres advices Of April 10th state that
Urqnizza was reported TO have declared that be
would be hetore Buenos Ayres, May 18th. Ur
quizza had failed TO obtain loan from the Brazil
ian Banking House ofhana, and had sent 10 Pres-
dent Lopez, OF Paragua, for pecuniary assistance.
The Government Of BuenOs AyTes was making
every exertion to meet and repel Urquizza
Tue ship Shelter, of New York, had been con-
demned aud sold at Buenos Ayres
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FIRE Ar GALFNA.
GALENA. Ill. June ..

NNI4INAI AII'i UWIIo .
A destructive fire broke out at O'Clock this
morning in Browns Crockery Store, No. lO2 De-
soto House. totally destroying the building aud its
contents, together with the south half of the De-
soto House, Piokard & Co.'S Dry Goods House,
and several smaller buildings. Loss estimated at
OO;.insured $685. 900 in the Home, N. Y. and
Etna, and Phoenix of Hartford
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IL gives Ereat certify 20 the invarnhle
nive ion Of the Graofenhcrg MaTshalN Uterine Ca
hocon al cnsos Of female disease aud to the sk and
nigh moral chaact Of the A.euibal Department Of the
Dueitabcrg Company.
J. p. LAMBERT, "a. d.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn
am Methodist cleEBymau MY heart has fairly ached
70 witness The feeble health Of women have travelled
my clrruit preaching the Gospel thuk God however,
shat have oil these discusses give tn the Graefen-
herE harshals Uterine Cah0lcun whe II has
used Rev. PETER SHARP, RidgewRy, Mich
former y Of Western Stark, Medium 90, o /.
" For sale by Drus giss and Medicine Dealers through
out he State
" For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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LAFAYErrE, IND june q
fire this morning destroyed Spencsr's
Block. Loss $4,000. w. L. Gregory, hard
ware store, loss $4,000; several other stores and
Offices are damaged Total loss $4,000 TO
Sl2 ,OOO-mpslly insured .I
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CouRr OF CoMnoS PLEAs.-CRiMtSAL BEASoH.
s-BEFoRE JUDeE Foor r.--samuel Eble, burglary
and larceny Plead not guilty. A jury was sworn
butthe indictment was found detective in conse-
quence Of which The jury was discharged and
noiic entered by Prosecuting Attorney.
Theodore Koerner, burglary and larceny, plead
not guilty, tried and found guilty.
William Dalton, horse stealing. plead not gull
ty, tried and verdict Of not guilty.
Mary Ann sweeny, grand larceny, plea Of guilty
Of petit larceny accepted by Prosecuting Attor-
uey. Sentenced to Jail 90 days on bread aud
water and hned 500 and costs.
Harrison r. Cooley, attempting to pass couu
tcrGit bank notes, continued from last tenn Gave
bonds for his appearance at the November term
and case continued.
Michael DeWite, burgarly and larceny, verdict
not yet returned.
James r. Worswick assault aud battery, on
trial before the Court last night.
Samuel Eble, burglary and larceny, tried aud
found not guilty.
The Grand Jury have returned the following ad.
ditionai bills of Indictment. a.
Michael Dewire burglary and larceny
William Dalton, horse stealing.
James X. Worswick, assault and battery.
JIG. Wing, 90 do nolle en-
tered.
Henry Collins. burglary and larceny.
James O'DOnnell, do do
John Evans, do do
Mary Ann Sweeney, do do e 4a..'V
Samuel Eble, buying and concealug stolen prop
erty. Bail given for his appearance from day to
day. II will be by the above report that Eble
was let of on charge for defect in the ndict'
ment, was discharged on another charge, and this
last indictment was found on facts which came to
light in the other trial He dent get off easily. il
seems.
CIVIL BRANcH,-Before Judge Bolton. II
Kelly VS.. Bennett ct AL Action in which the titl'
to portion of the lot on which Benefits black
smith shop ON Champaln street is situated. The
difficulty originates in an indefinite manner of de-
scrbing some real estate, including that in itiga
tion conveyed in that portion of the city in 1915
when land was of ofcomparativoly little value.
EsJury out in the case Of Kidd q Pierce vs. Spang
ler
Before Judge Bishop. Chapman ct al VS.. Sher
man. Action brought by plaintiff to recover valu
Of machinery for steam saw mill bought by de
pendent to take West but which he claims proved
defective. On trial.
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" The Annual Meeting Of the Association Of
the Alumni Of the Cleveland High School, for the
election Of officers, will take place next Monday
evening, June 9th, 1882 at the High School build.
ing Euclid street.
II WuIIrrI EaEN ~ g
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LAUNCHED.

DVFFALUl JUUt 2,
The Detroit q Milwaukee Railroad Co 's steam
ship Milwaukee was launched this afternoon In
fine style from the ship yard OF Mason 4 Bidwell.
A salute ufl0U guns was fred under the direction
of Capt. Bingham OF the Milwaukee Light Guards
with their piece, the Young America'--about
900 people were present
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE HAIR DYE !
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The ongual and best in the world
All others are limitations and should De "oiueu
you Rish TO escano fidiuule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
h..nfoi aod c.uol Brown or Black without the least
Injury 70 Hair Skin.
FrPTFEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
arded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and over 5000
appaons have been made the Hair of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes. .|.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not To be Distinguished from natnro aud s wARRANrED
not TO inure In the least however long be continued,
and the III effects Of "a Dyes remediodi the Hair nvsor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold or snued lin private roomsl at the VIA
Sold IN All cities and towns the United States By Drug
rists ard Fancy Goods Dgaless
slate engraving on four sides Of each Rux Of
WRI. A. BATCHELpR,
ianl1 No 233 nroadwev.N
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Che Great Vital RegenoraTOr,
TRHESENH AIR!

TO Hotel Keepers, RsStaurGHtS, druggists
GTOcsrS and the Pubtie.
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PROM ST. nOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.
In the case Of ConstaDg Va. Shaw for breach Of
promise OF marriage, tho jury this afternoon re
turned verdict for full amount Of petition against
the Plaintin.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORIEAHs June Q

New ORLEANS, June 2
A portion OF Banks Arcade aud the two adiOn
ing buildings were burned last night Loss Sl5,-
600 The Bulletin building narrowly escaped.
The steamship indianola, with dates from Ha.
yana TO the Both ult has arrived below.
Sugar steady aud active at 8aS 4; MOlasses
active; Lard buOyaut, lSsl9 Sterling Exchange
dull l6 Exchange on New York. 3 -.
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hAhIfphDt IfnfnnuN Co. Ohio. March z. 1851.
hereby certify that nave been deatnr m the Cn sfs
9elg Medioi9es r the ast year and truly sAy that
hhNo never uefod any med cinna 20 he pubiicnf hav
met with tue decided ppIubatcn Of the people k these
par euhry the Pills and Crtholicun They will rcaH
peiuim az en9 more than BE- prumised fr them has
solq about hy hues q he Caihooon the past season
J. U.C JoHNs1N hfeai,,i agett
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KEEP CooLl SAVE YOUR loE l-schooley's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigeratols. never become musty OF
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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JANEsvILLE, June 2.
The Chicago st. Paul and Fondulac Railroad
was sold to-day to the first and 2nd MORTGAGE
bond-holders for nominal SUN
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Holloways Pills are the great antagonists OF
be ung and raging disorder this continent
Ths dire confusion roo;ed out aud vauquis by
course of this powerful autbious remedy. Vertigo aud
al The cousequ this complaint vanish under their in
fueuces
sofa at tho manufae'ory No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c CSC. and 81 per oct or
-
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1zS-Dr. Banning may be consulted at his of.
fce, 100 Euclid street, on Saturday the 4lh inst
in relation to the treatment Of vocal, pulmonary
digestive, spinal, female, ariual and seminal weak
nasses. 81
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And who prououncodby many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBERs was pleased
to write the following IN reply
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no. Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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YACHT CLUB-A spirited and pleasant meeting
was held at the Angler last night of those who
were favorable to the formation Of a new Yacht
Club. SILAs MERCHANT was appointed PIesi
dent of the Meeting, and W. S. KAIGHAN, Secre.
tary After discussion Messrs. Van Duzer, Slos-
son willard, Conklin and Kaighan were appointed
a Committee to prepare Constitution and By.
Laws, to report at the next meeting which will be
at tue Angler next Thursday evening.
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am phy.Iclan oflhIrtr y..t.. nr.cLL.. nlr

lem physician OF thirty years practice NV utncioa
et1dr has been diseases U females They have feHarav
naied ny best thlHs Qbtanr the mnitralf composing
Murshulls Uterine CathOilcoh, y, pease, with thau
suve them fair trnl, aud ound myself abundnnv suo
tsuL In my former Practice cUuld oulv MITIGATE the
ymptoms Of about half the and could ouie one
ten Nov can radically p least sovonte n iu Nv D.
uni miiEatH The rest cOnsdsr NJ irshalrs Utofine
y Icon the greatest essug feInits have met with
a WILLIAMS M ID rhnFlfrfon
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WOReEsTER's New DICTIONARY. -Messrs. Ing
ham a Bragg received forty-three subscriptions
to worcester's new Illustrated Dictionary on
Wednesday. Good for one day.
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la There was no session OF Police Court yes.
terday mornino A few cases are up for to-day.
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A CURE WARRANTFD

Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tNclu-
sNog u this peculiar cluss u naad and the reet they
quontly been enabled render
ures, is fully testified and gratefully acknolr by
esceut patients and Others daily arriving "a town from
parts OF the country M the express purpose ny Of consu
atiOns while THERE Xerluus have been cr ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have xerenued
quns into the Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO that OF the most dan
ger US and uyeioae) they have always Entertained th
hny Of their prevention, aud removal ikewsa
invariably Ouud that the most horrible malignant forms
u disease cOuld almost in uruhy he truced tho
following causes Ignorance neglect or the effect sol
upskiluu aud improper treatment; therefore DR. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering the selection
their remedies SAFE efeCuHl aud course,
ting all combination Of oWedes VIII ch bear equvOra
character well hose whose niudicous
application might be productive oil bad consequences
auds Of ivuie individuals short he uuJa end vt
irremedes ~ The lessening Of great muss of human
SoTy by the uovniion relief and pToventan OF those
ievOus pCtonS that in rRy the foes of lie
nd which, while they eXonsivel surround ca aloud
bTuur skill and mtofft In their e1tarmiatlon
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West BE ford, Coshocton Co., Nav "a. 1851.

=, :, . Weai BE 'Iord, U0sh0ci0n CO.. Way n, lP57
MT " kthgs ~ IL - have teen selling thu Medi-
oinss OF the 9neienDg Compy for the last ten years,
dhI hvet yuraby lOuud them to give 70 snusia tiOn
ard the Pills have sold 70 great navy fam lies us rpu
afy ps ihor ten and ro-e and with trade they have
become daple article. MATshns Uterine Uaih0cun
s medcinc that has done great amount OF good
dsoases One dy sold It 10 told met al shoh dreoev-
cd more beueu from bottle than she did long
oourae Of medical treatment by tue most Akul physi-
JIM /. 1858. RkEs WILSON.
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oacs ass Superior rlreri HsaT hsHdeirf rort
DIR d q new suit of rooms are now ready and he would
be pleased see all Of his old patrons ard Others who
may wish the services Of deuts liberated teeth treat
ed anss aud crown exposed nerves cipped end snv
ed; also teeth inserted gold. silver, oorale vulcane
base or panum plate, with continuous gum, which is
90 much ussd east. my3
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A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
-YoUNa MEN rAKE PARTIcuLAR NorIcE.

An /, for ths Of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known ps Seminal Weakness, &C Can be pema
dy cured u from fifteen days months by ihe
this Instrument when used cunioiuty with medicines
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~ Being dssirous extend business, oseTy article
our extensive stock viii he offered 81 the very lowest
prices deviation Inducements offered 90 the trade
~ M eis new and 9l old number Marble Block Superior
sprHam2l2 LEWIS g. EAsTON.
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unhestatngy pronounce them emneHty superior in ac-
iou elasticity of touch and power Of tone to any have
ever used in this or the old country Another sinking
feature in these instruments, aud where others too often
fa is their remaining IN tune under the heaviest and most
difficult plbying-not string shateriug or hattng, and
the action remaining perfect that tile performer Is ena
bed all times to give instantaneous eject to emphatic
passages.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain AID Orhumenia Prifineut evoiy description
done the pnua Establishment Of the Leader Office,
style, on short notice. Rud a reast nabe rates Particular
,ttept ION paid blunk Every description Of Bind
he done especially Blank Beoks led gers Ionrt als
eaea uonts Rncaivlur Boyks. ec, ec. .Fft.
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J. nc JOHNSON hIsdleai Agsht


.heao .heao Whet Df bushnell SAYS Of TIE GraefenhfrgM N
cinsf Ut n s phy siciau OF extensive pfnetce and
we most successful In the county tIrumbulD In win
- NE esrtihes that have used the graefenherg PIN
apa Murshas C@hocon, sold here by J. n. g johnson
~ ny praclico, my entie sntisucion They gooi
Hartford, Trumbull Co. March 4 1as9o 80
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Persons IN any part Of the world may be successfully
treated hy forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr. AMOS a SON. corner RIain aud ouay-sts
N " lNtFl.s
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GRAEFENBBRg n Z
+ Family Medicines.

Vegetable Pills. nrr box .......
Green Mountnin Qi lmeIt, pof bon ]. f..
ptii. ptt puit1st. s.s
~ tfiiilt
,Ntl aiu Atue hoinedy pHf fhuta-..4..4..4......4.
tttaNh huefh, PET pact
OslenieIi ayfun pr hoit
" rthaie Uterine Caihoi iicon per bottle. M /
Grae iouhefg Pile Remedy, per bdtfio.............
Mnnual N Health. per copy ........
principal towns IN Ohio.
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What Gustave Satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FoRMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the s'' time in company with the
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az II any people II Che world ever needed

~ Fer Gas Fntu-es asd Fitiing-APYly
F,gg Easvorh 8 Co., ios aaa io7 Superior street.
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DR. AMOS SON take pleasure Ia announcing that they
have tugouttd mst tmuuunt instrument for the cure
the hhove diseases II has been subjected To by the
most emiuent physicians ia London Paris PhiadelphiR
aud New York been declared the only useful nstr
ment ever invented for tho oi Seminal Weakness
any disease caused 10y tho hubS of youth Price
$40 10y mail or express.
N. R.--Dr. AMOS SON. in order to satisfy tha most
akeDtcul US to ho merits Of this instrument pledge them
elves hat 10 instance who're prove uhsaisiac
tory Rfer fair trHl he will bo refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order
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SEXToN's REPoRT.-There have been 60 inter
ments in the several Cemeteries from May LIST
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner OF Main aud Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSI IN
"A the State who members Of tho Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'clock IN
the morning until 9a uight IN every stage and symptom
disease Tho treatment they adopt the resut1 upwards
Of thirty years extensive practice in Europe and erica
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NEW TREATNIENT.
Buffalo Medical DisDensarv

Established ior the cu,e OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
Asthma, Hleipieat Consumption, Iqfrm-
itiss of Youth and old Age DC.
n NO MERCURY USED. IA