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CoMMEROIAL. +.
oIETELAND nIARKRr-IUNE %.

FLOUR-Markets steady, Sales are; $50 bbls good
extra at sss75f; 50 bbls do at $3.50; several small
lots red wheat double extra at Ss,7s and Of white
wheat do at s5S@ss7z,
WHEAT-ActiTs and firm. Sales Of 2isoo bush
red from store At Sl2; cars at same delivered; one
car white on track at sls5, sAd 7ears do at Sl,5.
CORN-salss Of LOO bush ordinary quality st 4sei
gears on track st sc, and 1000 bush from store at
s2oents.
OAFs-sale Of 400 bush from store az SOC.
HIGHWINRS-sale Of 30 bbis at 100 cash, and
25 bbls at is5zo.
BUTTER-smEll Gales nice quality at l2e.
CHEEsE-steady, with good demand for good
qualities new. sales OF 62oO Rs *.
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yq5'esasy AfssTP0qn's Report,
= x .. TEFI0IENOY BILL PASSED.

W AsufNUEohf july Z. {.
Altogether eontpry to previous Indications,
he pott Ollcc noGci6ucy Elll has become law.
ID vas savld ffom defeat by the H0ase uneXpect
adly rccoding ffom the amendment until nov so
decidedly perseycred In, providing for the restor
alton, With d few exceptions Of all the Inland
rrrvice suspended on the tih Of MARCH, 1859, apart
ft-un the uppropriations for Deficiencies; it recon-
mends the Post Master General % advertise for
proposals and contracts, with the lowest respOnsi
SIC bidders, for the transportation Of the mails
by steamships from Charleston via. Havana "a
Key West and back, twice month, or oitener
from the isl OF July next 90 the Isl Of June.
1874 iucluglycs nt such sum as he may think rea-
sonnhlo. not exceeding $4,000 per Rnnunl.
This, and the act establishing mails SIX TIMES
a week from Sacramento 70 olympia, aie me
only two special provisions enacted IN re'aiioh
me senate Postal Committee unanimously re
ported In favor Of Butterlelds line OF Mexican
gulf mail steamers ihc House committee having
previously acted on. it iavorably. The hhl was
lost for want Of time.
The Post Route bin, rs previously predicted,
failed, having been returned from the Senate
overloaded with amendments.
The galleries of both Houses were oenSely crowd
ed with persons Of both sexes 20 witness the clos
inr scenes which were marked by nothing OF q
discredilable character, es on previous occasions
The President and members Of the Cabinet
acting business In connection with public meas
Among the last bills approved BY the President
i one reducing the rates for public printing 20
per cent on the present prices 10 take elect IRON
the date Of is passage.
The special committee &c report next session on
the Presidents further protest, communicated 20,
day against the COvode Committee, consists OF
Nessrs Stanton, Curry, Adams Of Massachusetts
SedgWick and Pryor.
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GOV. JCHNsON ACCRPTs.

" A1hAA9Aon1 olAlI ~
Gov. Fitzpatrick having declined the nomina-
ton Of Vice President, the National Committee
have substituted Herchel B. johnson, Of GeOr-
Eis.
nomination waited on Gov. Herschel V. John
son tonight he received them in the large di-
ming room Of the hotel which was crowded with
ladies and gentlemen He accepted the nomina-
ton endorsing the platform in IeYery particular,
and declaring that the South would sustain the
principles laid down it. In bis opinion the doc
.trine Of nOn-interYentiOn was q necessity 70 the
should quietly, firmly, and he hoped brayely, SC
cept the respOnsi bility imposed upon him he
cherished the belief that Providence Woald lead
us out Of our civil distress and in this good time
conduct Us to tranquility and peace. lLong
continued cheering
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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR.
ORDINARYll
One Hundred DollGTs Prsmiulfff
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
OR sRERMAToREHoE,
G L E EFT, &C., AND IMP OTENCY
CUREQ
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR A GIBSON

Formerly Of New York City, viii pag.Ons Hun
dred dollars for the Prooi that be ever as %
sun for the proof ihss ang otEsr f.ysisi,- n
the United States treats the same disss5es with
AMER many years Of laborious study and expert
enees Dr. GibsOa = happy in being able % an
nounes to the unfortunats, that be has periacioda
system of treatment for the
sPERDY AND PERMANENT CrJfE
Of the above and other private diseases, With an bad
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOE.
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
ssfstyled ph{sigans, VINO profess 70 treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiying the
Aitkoueh Dr. GIBSON has a Diploma, yet be-
makes boast Of that fact, for the very reason that
Diploma is comparatively simple thing, destitute
Of intelligence, for neither diplomas, nor colleges
eient to always make aged men wise, Or % convert
one single Ounce into medical genius; neither does
Paris or London, as perhaps some others do for the
purpose Of ensnaring the innocent, But what Dr..
give entire satisfaction 70 those who rap01e c0ud-
denee in his ability and integrity, and that be- has
challenges any Physician Qf London Paris, any
patent medicine 70 equal igr ta radical enre Oi sem
both mental and physical arising from sexual or
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
iolloEng advantages over all others yet dscoFeradi
and hrst, the agents used in respect disagree
able; be uses no relics Of the dark ages, such ls
mercury, nor any other aeieterloq3 drug eeeo1aly
restrictions in diet business equire; Third
anu etfallu AZ ll-lla
he stands prepared to 90 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
great TACT that he IS able 10 permanently cure ten
cases, In the same length Of time required By any
other Physician 70 cure One similar case
Fellow Citizens facts are tangible things and IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be led and from which just and definite
conclusions can be deduced-
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes Of treatment Reference can BE- given %
individu4ls Of the rst respectabiity il Cleveland,
I BOstCn, New York, and other cities in regard 70
skill aud integrity in all professional transactiUns-
Dyspepsia. khuenlatism, ScrOlula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
/ - Medicine sent TO any part Of the country on
/ receipt Of ten dolars.
.Dr. GIBsON's New Work on Physiology for sale
I at his Ofiee.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsctrOpathy and Medicine,
! e. Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
! dOOrs from the Public Square
Once hours from TO z and from to to O'Clock
! daily, Sundays excepted nova
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.
The Overland Mail brings the missing package
Of telegraph news sent via Yizslia on the night
Of the 9th.
San Francisco, 5th, via Vizalia 5th, II P. M
The st Gamer Golden Age sailed for Panama with
100 passengers, 81 $50 900 in treasure-S1 $50 900
for New York.
I The Regulars and Volunteers under Hays and
Stewart attacked 500 Indians on the afternoon of
the ID, near Pyramid Lake. Indians defeated,
LOss-7O killed, several wounded volunteers
killed, wounded; Capt Slower mortally; three
Regulars wounded, 1Skilled; battle not decisive;
smother soon expected.
The battle ground where Maj Orbsby's party
we're defeated two weeks ago, has been visited
and 20 bodies inferred with military hOnOrs.
Z A company of 25 men is to start from Carson
Valley to Respen.
{ 81 500 has been subscribed at Sacramento tow
ards fitting out the company, aud subscriptions
we're taking up in San Francisco for same pur
pOse-eFery prospect for raising required amount.
There are hopes of bringing in, by this means,
two expresses due, and 10 and and forward the
outward bound express Of 25th, which Il now ap-
bears has been detained.
I 81 800 were raised within two days 10 furnish
supplies TO Col. Hays volunteersl
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SANTA FR MAIL.

INDEPBsDKScE, June 90.
The Santa Fe mail, from Pawnee Fork, arrived
to-day.
post have not returned, and there is no news from
them.
No Indians have been seen for some time, and
but little drnger is appehended in the travel to
New Mexico.
No through mail has arrived here since the 7th
instant
Business here is dull, and the weathsrwarm and
dry.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June q.
The business Of the Senate to-day in executive ses
sion was exclusively confined to the consideration Of
Treaties and resulted in the ratification Of the Tx
tradition Treaty with Switzerland and those Of COM
Ilerce and friendship with Bolivia, Venezuela, Hon
duras, and Nicaragua
In that with Honduras, is transit privilege to
which, however, but little importance is attached.
The Nicaragua Treaty was amended that an
American military force cannot be used without the
previous assent Of the u 5. Congress for the pr0tec
non Of the transit and other purposes. There was
no marked contest to any Of these treaties which
we're ratified BY nearly unanimous vote.
Much interest Is expressed relative to the treaty
Of the United States and Spain, providing com
missioner for the settlement Of pending claims on
the part Of both countries 1t contains clause to
pay for the Aimstead negroes in Africa, for which
purpose has been repeatedly pressed on the eonsid
grafton Of Congress by the President as matter Of
Justice, a. we'll as movement tending TO produce
more friendly feeling between the United States and
Spain.
1t Is understood that motion has been made to
strike out this clause. 1t not believed that this
can prevail, but its intention may leopard, If not
certainly defeat its ratification, which requires
tWo-third vote,
the names Of Breckenridge and Lane az the head Of
It's columns, and publish earnest article sustain
Ing their nomination.
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VTFYTCAN News.

NEW ORLEkNs, June 25.
Several small dwellings were burned on Apollo
street to-day; loss SO 900; mostly insured
The U s. District Court has decided that the
U 8. steamers are not lawful prizes.
The steamship Austin has arrived here with
Brazos dates Of the 10Th inst and 100000 in
specie.
Nine thousand Liberals were concentrated at
Guanagato
MiramOn, with g. 900 men, was at Querreta, and
2 battle Ens ezneeled 70 take place near Celega-
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ST. LOUIS, June 25.
Several of the crew, including Mr.. MeGinnis,
Ist engineer of the ill-fated steamer Ben Lewis,
arrived here this morning.
The number lost is about 20, including three
who died of injuries.
lIcGinnis thinks the boat listed at the confu-
ence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, TO such
m extent as TO empty one boiler for possibly q
minute The former river is very low, while the
Mississippi is quite high.
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CoEooRD, N. H., June 25.
Ex-President Pierce pronounces the nOmina-
ton Of Douglas a sectional one.
The secession of the Boston Post creates quite
8 stir among the old political stagers here. Some
Democrats are In quandary about the Baltimore
nominations, but the rank and file are favorable
for Douglas
The Patriot, and all the party papers in the
Stste, viii support Douglas, except the Berks
Democrat
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ST. LOUIS, June 90.
The demonstration of the Breckenridge faction
last night was interrupted at the Planters House
BY large body Of Douglas Democrats, attended
BY bands of music. Judge Bowiin, late Minister
70 Paraguay, eudeaYOred for some time but was
not permitted 70 speak, and finally disappeared.
collision was at one time very much feared.
Another Douglas jubilee comes OF tomorrow
night
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Making CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleVs
land & Pitts burgh Railroads.
At SOon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaTenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Fille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. +.
W. 4 g. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CRAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
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LOS9 ~ FIRR.

NEw YoRK, June 2s.
The loss by fire in Ann and Fulton streets last
night exceeds 800 900. The most of which falls
on Lewis Co. The insurance amounts to $40 ,OO9.
The Clipper Handel, Zeitung and Sunday Atlas
Offices were somewhat damaged
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Losses BY FIRE.

frl ia LEAVENWoRzH, June 25.
The following are the principal losses by IRE
S. NoTton ioss on building 5000; no insurance,
,. ll. Dickson, building 5000; fully insured in
IL Eas1n, building 5000; insured $500.
fUrIey ieWelry 500; no insurance.
hemnn = Roman, SEQ; fully insured.
Building corner Main aod Delaware sts., owned
by 3. II. Lariners loss $500; insured $1,000.
4lclltylelB building, occupied BY gas fitting es-
tanllshmeut $500; no insurance
r, 2 Alien stock mostly saved; fully insured
building partly insured.
Some 61naIeF Losses are reported Fifteen build
ings iu all were dEfinoyed.
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BUFFALO AIARKET-JUNE 26.

FLOUR-In good demand and market irmer.-
Sales Of 5000 bblsi S55l2z for Canadian and extra
state; S5,l5525 for extra illinois and Wisconsin;
S5,3z165,629 for extra Ohio and Indiana.
WHEAT-ActiYe demand with lct02c better
Sales Of 65000 bush: Sl,lSal,l53f for No Chicago
spring; $l,2l for No. ! Milwaukee club; Sl,27 for
red winter Ohio and Indiana.
CORN-Active and lc better. Sales of IA, 900 bu;
opening at sc for No. Illinois and prime Ohio and
closing at Sc for No. Illinois.
OATS-Steady. Sales Of l0OOO bush Canadian at
&c.
BARLEY & RYE-Nominai
WHISKY-NOminal at 2Dc.
CANAL EREIGHTS-Dull. 20 on -four; lie
on wheat; lOc on corn, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-3OO0 bbbls four 2lOO0 bu
wheat; $1,000 bush corn; 6iEa bush oats. @. 81
No returns from Canal Collector. .-. .-a-.-
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FEATHER 81 ties Df a'amaillot a tsc.-
APPLEs-CdfiodiSsalO df go Ssef DC.


FEATHERs-rstleso of a'amail lot q lso
APPLES -(dried j-saio of so ibs az &c.
+ sHOuLDERS-Sal Of 400 Bs at Sc.
. .. ~ tsvrs-t-i-3f-r l'a.-
Report Of the Butter aud Cheese Market
NEw YoRK, June "a, ls6o.
BUTTER-The receipts Of ohio Butter Tor Che.
week have not been large and choice lots have been
takeu feey ior shiPmtnt At Sc TO Ice Inferior hss
also gone for shipment at lafc for western Ohio and
Michigan and lac 70 l4Se for loss Of CeptrRl Ohio
The report from Europe favorable for good de-
nand and we think that present prices will be sus-
tanned. The home trade has been d6lrandaales hard
to make at shippers prices, buyers conhning them
selves to tubs ana pals which are sold below the
figure for shipping packages,
CHEESR-The sales of 0hio Cheese have boon
large at &c 10 sc mostly ssc some choice lots
bringing &c. The steamer Of to-day takes a very
large amount The warm weather should check
shipments to this market as they are coming for
ward, In instances in bad order and have 10 be
sold at q low hgure, and as the weather becomes
warm slippors VIII take large risk Ia sending them
forward and had much better keep them their
shelves until they are wgl cured aud the weather
becomes cool
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NOT TRUE.
WAsHIEaroE, JIM %.

WAsHIEGTOE, June %.
The report brought by the Overland Mail from
California In regard 20 The Pony Express being
discontinued IS untrue We are now running
sen1i-WeeklY from each end Of the route, and will
arrive regularly hereafter as the Indian difficult
ties have been suppressed BY the regular troops.
(Signed) ". r. RUSSELL, Pres.
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New YoRK. Jupe as

NEW YORK, June .
lhe hFe story building, No. he Fulton ST. and
q Ann street, was almost entirely destroyed by
Ere this morning It Was occupied by Lewis /
Co. cl0thiers, and Whitebom Co, printers. A
policeman WRs badly injured and several fremen
narrowly escaped being crushed BY the falling Of
the walls Loss s25 000
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TOLEDO, June 25.
AT the Douglas EStifcation meeting last night
thirty -four guns Wels fired. There were bon
fires, music. speeches. Ge.
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FRACAs.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 20.
In fracas yesterday at the Potet House. Har-
rodsburg, a young man named Miller was shot
through the body by the clerk Of the hotel named
Brown Miller win probably die.
Several shots were fired By other parties, but
no injury done
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TOREST CITY SEWING
MACHINE.-Double Thread. Price Ss5, SIS
and $40, Il. KoNINGsL0W, Manufacturer, oleye-
land, Ohio.
We now fully prepared I'LL to new orders for the
different sizes OF machines now made by us, while
with our new print Of directions for using them,
they be shipped 70 any part Of the country, and
new beginners can soon learn to sew with them
eesatully. Among the many advantages We claim
for this machine, b that it draws up the thread
sides running quietly and being constructed efec-
tiVHly, simple and durable. Using the thread or
silk direct from BpoOls, thereby saving time and
trouble from reWinding, and finishes its work by
fastening its own ends. We have new and effective
and highly vanished
HB-A active agents wanted in every State and
County, to whom we can offer fair inducements.-
Any letters addressed to US viii receive prompt at
tention = NORTH DEAN,
J fsb22R General Agents, Cleveland, Ohio.
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FTTEPATRICK nRCLINEs.

UALIIIOHE, JUNE ..
II Ia positively asserted here tonight by politi
clans from Washington that Mr. Fitzpatrick posi-
lively declines the nomination that has been ten
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RICHsIOND oONYRNrION.

RICIuroND, June Is.
The Southern Convention to-day, declared Breck-
enridgs and Lane their unanimous choice and ad-
iourned sine die.
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TAYLOR. GRIsWOLD & Co,
DoNESTI res.
sHAWLs AND HOSIERY,

Such as Bats sheetines and shirtings both bleach
Cd and brown; Ticking, ToWeling, Checks Stripes
Cloths and Cassimeres; TWeeds and Elznnals. Also
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NOMINATION.
THE WRECKED.

LANCASTER. O., June 20.
The Republicans of Ellsworth district nomina-
ted unanimously H. B. Horton for Congress.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED-June &C.
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bufialo.
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Bque. VIM. S. Pierson, Rover, Marquette, as tons
iron ore, Jackson Co. -.-
Schr. Tartar, POmeroy, Buffalo.
schr. Cuyahoga1 Roberts, Buffalo,
Schr. Exchange, JudsOn, MarQuette $50 tons iron
ore, Jackson Iron Co.
scow spanker, Fiheld, sandusky, 6l tons plaster,
Powell.
CLEARED.
Stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Yiger, Detroit.
Schr. Exchange, Judson, Marquette.
Schr. Tartar Pomery, Buffalo, 800 tors coal, Butts
schr. Cape Horn, Horn Anderson, Marquette.
ARRIVED at Oswego June 23d from Cleveland,
schooner R. }. Gibbs with coal
ARRIVED at Buffalo, 25th schooner A. Medbury,
With coal; cleared, schooner Madison.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PASSED.
DETRo1T, JUNE 25.-UP-PropeIler Tonawanda,
Iowa, Burlington barque David Morrig; schooner
II. T. Barney, II. II. Brown, Orion, Matt Root Rush,
Sweepstakes, II. J. sEidmore, VIM. Case, Planet, r..
b. Hubbard, Whip, d. L, Couch, Republic, Cadet,
Harlequin, Eli Bates, Starlight Corinthian, Angus
bowxSPropeIler Mohawk, Racine, Mendoza, Buck
eye, Nile, Eagle, barque Mary Stockton, sunshine;
schooner Jessie, G. Reeve, G. J. Marshall. B. +.
Wads, T. P. Handy, JuPitar, VIM. Barclay, B. Rust,
Myrtle, Sunbury, Exchange, L. M. Mason
Wind-Moderats s. W. Weather pleaeunt.
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OsWEGO 1IARKET-JUNE 26.

fBT TELEGRAPHl
,FLOUR-steady, at S5,25@5,SO for common to
choics extra state.
WHEAT-Held above views Of buyers Sales Of
20 bush Canada club at s., l,22.
CORN-Unchanged.
OATS-In limited demand at 355Sc.
BARLEY q RYE-Scarce and quiet
CANAL FIR REIGHTS-Unchanged. &c on -four;
&c on wheat &C on corn, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-S00 bbls flour; 1890 bush
wheat; 200 bush eorni 1000 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-2l0O bbls -four; 257O0 bush
wheat; $50 bush corn: $50 bush oats.
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EI Railroad Tickets taken for Passage on Steam
erB.
gs- First Glass Passage Includes Meals and State
RPF Freight taken on the Lolgsst Terms. .@g7Sq
J. @. HARRISON,
juneIt:202 Superintendent. Buffalo. .
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1rnas, &c.

III EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN Read notices in the Tribune since
From his ExoeIlency JAMES D. wEsFCOFT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
!. Eor upwards Of tFsntty-aTs years was afiietsd
and surgical talent in the country iled to cure but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner to the
Graetenberg Remedies conseian tiousy adyiss their
use. JAS. ID. WESICOIL.
AEW f0RK, February 1852
DR. y = BR1DeE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an intimate female nlend had been suffering nom
falling Of the womb, whites, and derangsd menstru-
ations, togetheT with the attending symptoms 90
clearly described in your advertisements and panph
lets. She had the very best medical skill IN the
city until entirely Frustrated, and her physician A.
nay told her that he thought her life might possi
bly, Be prolonged very little longer under the most
udiciOus treatment For two years after she con
tinued to sink when came into ycur Ofice at the
GFaefsnbsrg Medical Institution and related her
symptoms As you were confident Of the Graeien-
berg MarshalIis CatholicOn in relieving her, she
discharged an the physicians and tried X, though
doubtingly PrOyidentiaily it relieved her quickly,
and Fe bottles entirely cured her Since then, iof
two years there has not been any recurrence Of the
60 7s en9 s9 - S as strong IGsye T5o ss 9y
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDFORD, COshoct0n Co., o., Nay u, '57.
Dir. H. B. KEyGsLET-Sir: 1 have been selling the
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction and the Pills J. have sold 20 a
lee and with my trade they have become staple
ticls. Marshalls Uterine Catholcon is a medicine
that has done a great amount Of good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold it 70 told mo she had re-
ceived more benefit from one bottle than she did
from long course of medical treatment by the most
skillful physicians. JANIS WILSON
THE GRAEFENBERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE
aCATHOLICON
Is offered as certain cure accompanied with tie
following symptoms:
larites-h kness-E ain tuess--DeTun p
petits-SalloW Com plexion--P Pain in the Back
and Kidneys-Chi Chills-COld Handsand
Feet - BiOdting - EeVerishneE5-
Neuralgia-H eadache-kest-
iessness-Disturbsd Sieep--klush-
es Of Heat-General Pain-CraWiing
and Pain in the Spine and between the
ShOulders-Acid Stomach-Nausea-Li iidcult
passing Of Urine, with heat OF smarting-ltch-
ing, Burning or Irritation in the Urine Organs-
Nightmare Despair-tly terics--A Anxiety- hed
Fscs- Nervous TWitching Starting-Con-
stipatiOn-IrTitable Temper sadness
DepraFed Appetite klaiulelce--bloGt-
ed and Irregular Bowels uplea5-
ant Droams-Paius in Uterins Organs Aunbna13
and Pains Limbs
81 Sold By CITY Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
novl2-dEW General agent for Ohio