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.EALTH OF AMERICAN NO.


], les.
From his ExceIlency JAMES D, WESCOTT, Gov
ernUr OF Florida, and member Of the L. 5. Senate:
''For upward Of twenty-five years l was afflicted
with disease In my family which the bsst medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed 10 cure, but
which yielded 10 satisfactory manner, to the
Graefenbsrg Remedies conscientl advise their
JAS. ID. " MEoICUII.
NV YORK, February, 1859.
DR.. j. +. BRTDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and derauged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms -
elearlE described Ia your advertisements and Rals
city til entirely prostrated and her 6y 6ican finally
told her that be thought her life might possibly b.
prolonged little longer under the most iudicicus
treatment For tWo weeks after that she continued
to sink, whom came into your 0fiico at the Grae-
fsnberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms As yOu was confident OF the Graeienberg
Marshal's CutlolicOn In relieving her. she discharg
ed all the physicians and tried u, though doubling
ly. Proyidentially it relieved her quickly, and dYe
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence OF the com
platnti and she 4 as strong active and healthY as
when young girl. JhO. X. BRIGGS.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
u RAILROAD-TrMr TABIE No IS

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and Clero-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Sol0n, with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Havenna, &c
At Braceyille with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 sharon, Greenfield, Mead
rlle, Bloomfield, Can1eld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and En0n Valley, and thence BY p. =.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
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MEAFulat June -
Ben Lewis, a ST. Louis and Memphis packet, eX-
ploded aud burned near Cairo this morning. Capt.
Holmes, Manson Harris, second clerk, Arthur
Shsarer, second engineer, and Frank Deylin, stew
ard, missing. 2. 5. Marshall nrst clerk, aud Nc
Ginnesp. 6rst engineer, slightly scaldrd.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 25.
The Roman Catholic German Church Of the Holy
Trinity, corner Of Sixth and Spruce streets, de-
stroysd BY hre this afternoon. The valuable altar
painting of the crucilzicE alone was saved. Loss
about 81, eco; insured about $1,000.
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8hasiElaHs & SaEdEeRA
MEDICAL sUCcEss EXTRAOR.
n a GIBSON.

FormeFlg q NeE York Cifyt Vil laI Qus hgl-
he SboTS nansed diseases. ne Eill pay tbs aamo
sum Tor the proof that ans other Physician u
The United States treats the sams diseases with
Ifssr many .ysurs Of laboriog5 5saay aud ssDgli-
enee, d.. GIBSON = heppJ ~ 9eiRs ~ - -
n0unce % the unfoflunstei th1t be hl1 paila-isda
systsm a treatment for The -
sfEEDT AND PEBMAhAAI CUB ~,
Il the aboFs and othgr private disease ulth al 30
Effects arising therefrgm, including
DEBILITY Ok NERVOUS RE0sLhAILOA-
IN v-bom hSd e16endsd Hundreds of dolisrl Fiih
sefsVled Dh{sioiansi Who grols p lfsel ~ y ~
maladisa Eifh sneoess and Vith0ut r,esitins l1s
AitkouT6 d.. GTBs0S has a DiBlona. yot hs
makss no beast q that ilft' iei in5 w ,,-..
uf inteliEence, f0r neither Diplomas nqT collea'
nor even sEperienee ever ysl pe.s.se ~ p, s,--
one single Ounce into medical geniu1 naltler DOS
hs boast that be . a member Of some eo.lee3 p
purpose Of ensnaring the Innocent Bus What Df.
GIBSON might boast of . this, that hs e abe g
give entire satisiActon 20 those who Tepo1e conn
dence IN his ability and integrity aud that be has
perfected an American system of treatment which
patent medicine 70 equal fJr the radical cure q s
inal weakness and all diseases or derlngsuentl,
both mental and physical, arising rom sexual oE
DR.. GIBSON also claims Tor his new trestmsut Tho
following advantages over eli others yet di5colere
and frst the agents used are in respect disdlo-
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages sueh a.
Mercury, nor any other d8lsteri0us drug Seeqndly
no rssfricfons fn Diet OF bg1iua e raureds Third
iy his trsafmsnt 3 positive and certain in IN cal-
he stands prepared % 90 into any public OF pE1f4l9
hospital In the United States and dsmoustrate The
great aet that he i abe % permanentlI csr1 t.n
cases 10 the same length o. tine ra1uireQ pI llg
ether Phyaiciau 70 cure one similar case
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible thing anq a.
this age, the only pabula upon when ne l4lll9
lhind can BE- fed, and from which Just and aelnlt3
/ conclusions can be deduesd-
Qr. GIBSON is permanently loeated m Clsielanfl
and has during the past alZ months perlornoq Eang
cures Of diseases which had ioT yearl resi3.aa ~
other modes OF treatment EeilEencd b given =
individuals Of the frst rspectability n Clevelfnd
I Boston, New York, and other cites IN regard 70
skill aud integrity in all professional transactlonl
I DYSPEPSIA, RhuematiGn, scrofula and al chronic
diseases treated with unusual success #
E5- Medicine sent TO any part OF the country On
receipt Of ten dollars
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EieetroPatky and 4asiaHe,
So Omce No. III Ontario street. up stairs, isW
doors from the Public square.
once hours from 70 Y and lrcn 70 % o'eocE
daily, (Sundays eXnepted-l uoN
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FIRE
.,nrcAoo. june gs

ANllA0Qt June -
IRE IN Ligonior, Ind, yesterday morning, de-
stroyed properly valued ~ twelve thousand dollars
Insurance s4i0u0. ~,
A. T. bradley, and Theodore Lane were badly In
jursd b. failing FROM ladder on one Of the build
tugH
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NHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUR


GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of alias writ Ofvenditioni eKponus, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyah0ga county, at
the suit Of Abraham E. Van Nest % al, plaintihs,
against Il. II. Gillett, defendant, 20 directed,
shall Oer for sale at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Cleveland, in said county, the 7th day
OF July, ls60 al O'Clock p NJ, Of said day, tbs fol
lowing lands and teuemeuts, 70 wit;
Commencing al the intersection of the southerly
line Of Vermont street with the eastery line Of West
street; thence eastery along the s0utherly line Of
Vermont street, siXty-nine teet; thence goutherly
parallel with the east line Of West street. sixty feet
thence easterly parallel with the south line Of YER
mont street eleven feet; thence sOutherly parallel
with the east line Of West street thirtyeight feet
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet the east line Of est street; thence nOrheTy
along the east line Of West street. ninetyeight feet
to the place Of beginning being the same premises
described in deed from GilmOn Folsom, Jr., 10 H.
II. Giett, recorded in vol 4s pages so and ST. Guy
ahoga county records, and further known As the n
W. corner OF Block Xxx, IN the Bufialo Company al
lotment in Cleveland, formerly Ohio City, Cuyaho-
ga county, Ohio. Appraised q 4, ,l9a
D. L. WfGHTMAS, Sheriff.
HERRIcE BARLOW, plaintiffs Attorney.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHIEGToN, June Is.
The bill . create a printing sstabiishmsnt has
Deen signed 1y the President, but t ig said he will
remove Mr; Hart, the pre8eAt Superintendent Of
Pable printing, who e designated Of the par
ties . puIcnase building and maicral fearing that
70 Mr.. Wendell. ~ l-lIE
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The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of Nree sizes,
viz:-Large medium and small; the si..4'l bottle y
pint, and retails for dollar per .tte, shD
dium holds twenty per cent more in proportion than
large holds quart, ~ per cent more In proportion,
and retails for three dollars per bottle.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO., Pr0prietors, No. "a Broad
way, n. Y, and No. lfAlaTket st., 81. Louis, BIO.
And .n-l LN al lrnE-ls-. AMI ElnrE Good. lealars
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

II. Lollai June -
The Seceders are holding grand ratification meet
ing tonight. The Bulletin ofice Is covered with
flags and tranEparancies Col. Preston, L. $. Minis
ter 20 SPAIN viii be serenaded az the Planters House
One hundred and i've guns have been fired in Lucas
Park Tho enthusiasm ia fully equal 10 that Of the
Douglarftea
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MARINE E.
Port OF CLEYELANp
rsrrRED-June IS

EsrERED-June IS
stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. North Star, Sweet, OntOnagOn, 50 bbl5 hsh, p
pkgs furs, IS tons copper, Hussey s Mcbride.
Prop. Old concord, Langley, Buffalo 5ss pkgs gro
Prop Jefferson CALDWELL Ogdensburg, l23 tons mdse,
Prop. Bay STATE brown, ogdensburg, z tons mdse,
Prop. vermont, NswEir, ogdensburs 90 bbls -four
Prop. Young America, Chapman, OEdensburgh, /
ton mdse. Peltou Breed.
Prop Marquette, Ryder, Marquette, lo3 tons iron
Prop. OWsso, HoWIand, Dunkirk, 10 tons mdse.
Schr. Kuseiesk0, Jones, Buffalo,
sehr Industry, Hearnss, St. Clair, es NJ lumber,
sehr. Cape Ror5, Anderson, Marqustts, go tens
iron ore, Jackson e. -, -
Schf. EronEides, IroFer, 4arqdetteel 49 tons iron
seow Rsseus, Rs RsBinson, NJ sand Beach, 20 N lumber
Sheppard.
cLEAzED.
stmr. City ofBufIalo, Perkins Bufslo.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. North Star, Sweet, Ontonagon.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Langley, Buffalo, mdse.
Prop. Concord, Richardson, Buffalo,
Prop. OweRo, Rowland, Dunldrk.
Prop. Young America, Chapman Chicago, g dog
pals, 10 water-draWers, Peton Breed.
Prop Vermont, Newkirk, Oswego, 90 kegs nails
Prop Bay State, Brown Toledo, tons ndse i,, IN.
-four aud sundries, Pelton Breed t. I
schr Dream, Mcbride, Detroit, sundries.
sehr Ironsidos, Grover, Marquette.
Schr n p Goodell, Gibbs Detroit.
Schr Kusiusko, Jones, Buffalo, 2s5 tons coal Butte
schr. 4. Bfad6gTiy, Miller, Marquette, tons iron
sohr. R, Dart, Thompson, Chicago, $50 tons coal,
seow Prince of Peace, Moon, Pt. clinton.
Scow Rescue, Robinson. Kelly's Island, IS kegs
powder, Austin
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The friends Of Breckenridge and Lane In this city
are having jubilee tonight One hundred and i've
guns have been fired, one i0E 0yery vote Brecken-
ridge reteYed On The cuhNenIl0u.
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EDITORS sHoT

LlMCHhuR0i June y
Joseph and Robert Button, editors Of the Virgin
iant were shot In the street to-day By the brothers
HardWicks editors and proprietors Of the Republic
can. One Of the Buttons is said 90 be mortaiy and
the other seriously wounded. Both HHrdWicks have
bean uIecad IN iaW
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DEATH.
cnIeAeo. june q

Smith Frye leading democratic politician
aud a prominent citizen Of Peoria, this State,
died Friday from wounds received in quarrel on
Wednesday last with james Carroll. He leaves
q wife and eleven children. u.
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EIRR

CLscnEATI, June %.
A ere broke out last night in Towers 4 Co.'S hat
Gtoro, Aain street LogI slliQ00.
The buildings adjoining Werp slightly damaged.
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NEW YORK MARkET-JuNR es.

lBY TELEGKAPH.
FLOUR--Sales HOO bbls; At S5,35@545 for su-
perhne state S5,6Ot565 for extra statei S5rsoot 50
Tor superfine WESTERN S5,559I5,sO Tor common 70
medium extra western; and S5s10g3,gO Tor shipping
brands extra Ohio round hOUp. Market closing
aith holders rather more disposed 70 realize and
shippers holding back fOr some concession, but the
advance Bsked materially checks the demand for eN-
-T555Ea4SA b1.EN r-f8gSJltpllion .,.,,,,,-.v.. e.
Be quoted a tribe better with scarcely much do
RYE FLOUR-Sales at Ss,5Ga4, ~ for common
to choice superhne. Market steady with small
sales.
CORN AIEAL-sales Of 100 bbls at S3,4O93, % for
Jersey; So, ,75G3sg for Brandywine. Steady.
KHISk N-Sales 80 bbls at 2lA@2li9c, closing
ct inside prica. Market scarcely 50 firm.
WHEAT-Sales Of $3.50 bu Racine spring al sl,5l
6l,32 l55OO Milwaukee club AZ II I l,3i; CO.. bush
red winter western az SITS, lfJ0 bush white Ken
tucky al 81 Co. Market better, but the export de-
mand Is materially checked by the advanced prices
insisted on by holders.
RTE-Seles at s2d.S3c 1Alarkot heavy and lower
with sales OF 100 Dush private terms.
LEF-Market Dull and nominal sales ol
500 lush barley malt at s.
CORN-Sales Of 44000 bush; at 6lhc for good
round mixed western: CSC for one cargo choice DO
and T0c for round yellow. Market scarce and hrui-
er with fair eastern and distilling demand.
OATS-Salea az 37tdlfOc for western and Canadian
and 4lc for STATE. Dull.
PORh-Saes 2i5Q bbis; 1857 1850 Tor now mess
81 for old mess; Sl262f Tor prime $3.50 ior
old do. Market quiet, but very firm.
BEEF Sales 3OO bhls az SfoGls25 Tor country
prime; Si,5Ue95 for country ness ssgi0,0 Tor re-
Packed mess, and 81, 20, - % for extra mess PRIME
LARD-saiss Of 80 bbls at IlA@I254c. Market
Quiet and firm.
BUTTRR-sales at IO@I6e foi Ohio, and ll@soc
for state. Selling slowly.
CaEESE-Sales at q l05ke for inferior 70 prime.
Market steady.
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EoREs ST CITY SEWING

TOREST CITY WIN G
MACHINE.-Douhle Thread. Prioo S35, SIS
and S45, u. KONIHGsLOW, Manufacturer, Cleye-
land, Ohio.
We are now fully prepared ll 20 orders for the
different sizes Of machines now made BY rs, while
with our new print Of directions for using them,
they can be shipped 70 any part Of the country, and
new beginners can soon learn 10 sew with them
cessfuiiy. Among the many udvantages We claim
elossr and more evenly than most of inaohiuts be-
sides running quietly and being constructed ehec-
lively, simple and durable. Using the thread or
trouble from reWinding, and finishes ita work BY
fastening itI own ends. We have new and o1eetiVe
hemmer, also covers lor TIE macnine finished plain
and highly vanished,
H-A setiFs agents wanted IN every stats and
COUNTY 10 whom we csu oiltr fhir indaoementl.-
AM letter. addressed to VIII rscslve prompt at
tsntiou. NORTH DIAN,
isbZlV General AgSntS, Cleveland, Ohio.
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FROM PITTSBURGH.

PITTsBURsH, june .. .
Two hundred guns were fired amidst great en-
thusiasm. Samuel Harper and others made pa
triotic speeches.
Unbounded enthusiasm was manifested over
the nomination of Douglas,
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoFa county AZ the suit Of
Henry u. Kendall, ct. al. psinths, against Hippo
lyte Mole, ct. al defendants hEye levied upon and
shall offer for sale at public auction, Al the stsre
lately occupied by Said Mole L0ruln street. near
city nnits) Ia the Township OF Brooklyn, In said
county, the 5th day Of July, lS6J, at o'clock p
NJ the stock Of goods now IN said store consisting
of Dry Goods Groceries, Millinery, Ready-Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Croekery, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales, weights, Measures sc.
said sale 20 continue from day 10 day until com
pleted. D. L. WIGHTMANy
q W. Palmer, Pitts Atty sheriff.
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SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofR writ Of vendi exponss issued from The Court
Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga c0uuty, AZ the suit
Of the CQmmissQnsrs Of Cuyah0 countY, phintlns,
against II. L. whitman et al deieudantsi 8hall
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In ths
city Of Cleveland, In said county the 2fth day Of
July, ls6Q az o'clock p N. the following described
Lords allotment Lots Nos. ~, us gl, SIC, east
half Of lot y To- g. south side 81 west end q lot No
~, west half Of lot No. III, half in common Of
lots Nos so 900 and f0 south half Of lots NOS 3l5
and as, lots Nos tg5, 65i 6S5 aud 6s7. In Will
eyvlle allotment in said city 0f Cleveland, lots Nos
s. Island 83i In 1. l. HaWitt'a IubdiFislon and al
lotment In said city, sub lot No. %.
d. L. WIGHTMAN,
cav. S. stetson, Pitts Att'y. Sheriff.
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geaaI A9tites.
OTICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY

NOTICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY
given 10 the creditors 0fthe late Bank Of Mas
silon, AZ MassilicE, Ohio 60 present - the under
glgned, Receivers OF said Bank, az The olco of Geo
Harsh, az masslliOn Aforesaid, or before the frat
day of March, ls6i, for dividends, al their claims
against said Bank All claims not 10 presented will
be forever barred from ell dividends Of the assets Of
said Bank. By order Of Court.
GEORGE HARSH, D
ISAAC sTEESE, fReceivora.
p. q. HULL,
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1nas, 81
JEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN. Read notices in ths Tribune sires
From ihis Exeellsncy JAMES D. wEsTCOTT, Gov.
srnor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
!. For upwards OF twenty-five years was aillsted
and surgical talent in the country iled % cura, but
which Yielded IN q most satisfactory manner % the
use. JAS. d. WESRCOIf-"
SEW TCRE, February ls59-
DR. y +. BRIpGE-Dear Sir; Zone two yeaFl ago
an intrnate fsTneie friend rad bsen gulsriig ron
falling Of the womb whites, ard deranged mer9tr-
ations, together with the attending syl7lol s9
lets. She had the very best ueet1al 5<lll IN t1a
city until entirely prostrafed and Der physe1n q
bly, Be prolonged Very little longer under the most
udieious treatment For two years aiter she con
Graefsnbarg Medical Institution and related Der
symptoms As you WeTe confident OF tie graei5n-
berg NlarshalTs Catholicon, In relieving hers she
discharged all the physicians and tried it though
doubtingly PrUTidentially, it relieved her llcayi
and i've bottles entirely cured her Since thea or
two year there has not been any recurrence Of ths
complaint and she 4 strong, active and healthy
as when youag girl JNO- X bA-A9es-
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDF0RB, CoshOeton Co., o. Nay q, 81.
Mr.. H. B. kINGsLET-sir- have been sailing me
medicines Of the Gracfenbcrg Company tor TIE last
ten years, and have invariably found them 2 give
good satisiactioni and the Pills haye sold %
great many auilies regularly their Tea and col
be- and with ny trade they have become astlpls
ticls. MaTshalls Uterine Catholicon is a Medicine
that has done grgat am0unf Of good in Eeuial1
Diseases. One lady sold Ii 70 told ne she had
oeived more beneit from one bottle than she did
nom long course q medical treatment b. the most
skilliul physicians. JAMES WILSON
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALL's UTERINE
cATHOLIcON
Is offered as a certain cure accompluisd with the
following syuprous=
Irregular ties " mss fneal-larL 1 "a D.
petife-SailoW CompieIion--PaIn IN the Bark
and kidneys-Chills-Cold Hands and
Feet - Bloafing - EeTeriEhness-
NeIralgia-H -Headache-Ragt-
lessness-Disturbed Sleep-fluIh-
es Of Heat-General Pain-CraWlnT
and Pain in the Spine and between tho
Shoulders-Acid Stomach-A Aau3aa--llf1l cult
passing Of Urine, with heat or smarting-Itch-
inc, Burning or Irritation IN tho Urine Organ9--
Nightmars- Despair n Hysterics-AnIlety-k Red
Fsce Nervous Twitching- Starting-Con-
stipation-Irritable Temper Sadness
DepraFed Appetite--f iatnlgncr--bl1at
ed and Irregular BOwels-Uupiea5-
ant DFealns-Pains In Uterine Organs-S uldbne1a
and Palma n Limhs-
~ Sold By City Druggists and Mediclne De1lara
throughout the country.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
n0vl2-dkW General Aggnt for Ohio.
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cnIrNnERRErr.

EEE ToaEs jane 2.
Counterfeit TWe,s on the farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Camden, \, J., are IN circulation,
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PROM SANDUsKY.
RNpInsInN.

SANnUsKY, June q.
Democrats fired 81 guns In honor Of the nomina-
tion OF Douglas. Speeches were made 0onhreaf
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a3lFaiFi.9Fs,


HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
h sECUREDi
TN CONCENTRATED CURE
80 r A POWERFUL REAIEpY
- POWERFUL REMEDY
FOn WEAKNESS
F8E F8R EARkY EARkY EEBEsSEEEEEIESEs EEEEBBEEssSSEEEEEEIESSEs
FEY FFkY IT IT THY IT tI1iI#aI'sf
THE CONCENTRATED CUREl
A cERTAIs AND FUwEEFuL REMEDT ToR WEAKNEss or
PRocREATIfzE ORGANS.
tits prepared by
As EaiNEsI. PHYSICIAN or THIS CITY.
Aud has long been known here as
That would surely and permanently restore ~ Ma
sural state Of Health and Yisor, persons weak
eued by excess, or BY
THE EniscRETIoNs or EARLI YOUTH
Although not many months have elapsed since It
was hrst generally Introduced By means Of extensive
advertising, q is now curing vast number Of
THE UNFORTuNATEl
Who, having been he'd to
MAEE A THIAL OF IT'S VIRTUES
are rlpldly recovering their wonted
HEALTH AND STRENGTH. ...
This preparation is not a ttimulant, but
A PURELY MEDICINAL REMEDY. ..
The afliictcd arp invited 70 Try 10.
IN WILL SURELY CURE.
send for Circular mt, carefully read IT, and then
you will send for the medicine. |.
PRiCE FEE VIAL, OSE DOLLAR. a-
Can be sent By mail One vial will last month.
K. CRUGER, Agent
No. 7i2 BEoADwAT, n. Y.
4 PLEASANT STIaIULAET,
For ths oEsirAL ORGANS can be obtained b. sending
s. % the Agent as above
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
Circulars or medicines can b procured Of Drug
''IsS a. soia bg GAY1oRD 3 HANnoxb. cleveland.
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RE.NONIINATEn.
FIRE

CHICAGO, June 25.
s. r, Curtis has been renominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the first district Of Iowa.