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NEW YORK MARKET-JUNE %.

By TRLEGHAPH.
RLOUR-SRles lsOOO bbls; at S525a5,35 for su.
pernne statei S3y5G5,35 for extra state; S525d5 &
Tor superfine western; S545a5,65 for common h
medium extra western; and S3,6sdt55U for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market closing
quiet with moderate demand for both export and
home consumption and holders are generally little
more disposed TO realize.
llCANADIAN FLOUR-Sales Of so bbls at g, s.
8I,5O Tor common 70 choice extra. Market may
be quoted tribe better with scarcely much do
RYE FLOUR-sales at s,Oa4. % for common
to choice superhne. Market steady with small
CORN lIEAL-sales Of 100 bbls at ss,4Oas, 20 for
WHISk T-Sales 40 bblsa At 2Ia2liSc, chiefly a;
2lA@2lfc. In good request.
WHEAT-Sales Of 1880 bu red red winter west
ern gt 81 foglf2 in store and delivered Sl42K affer-
wards refused; 800 bush good white western at 81 90
lOO bush white Kentucky az 81, l,as; 100 bush Chicago
spring At 81 2s, In store 900 bush Racine at 81 2
l29, In store and delivered; 5000 bush Milwaukee
club ct y32, the latter prcs for good delivered;
7S,U0O bush amber Iowa at Sl,4 Spring wheat is
scarcely 80 nrn, ana shippers are disposed to hold
on FOR some concession in price while winter has ad-
vanced lc2c with better demand In part for export
kLE-sales 9t s.. Market heavy and lower with
BARLEY-Aarkst DUH and nominal. Sales Of
200 bush barley malt at Is.
OORN-Ssles Of 1900 bush; at 65cG665<c for un
sound mixed western: 65e8655zc for sound shipping
do; 6c for one cargo Of choice do Milwaukee and for
round yellow. Market hrmer with moderate demaud
OATS-sales at s794Oc for western aud Canadian
and SIC lot u t.. In mOderats demand.
e., z5s l 96ls; ISL $50 tor new mess;
Old DO. Market quiet but very firm.
BEEF- sales 60 bbls ct s494,25 for country
iprimej S4s5O5 for country Iless Ss(1i0j0 for re-
P4esed ne9s and sll 80 or extra mess prime.
L.ARD-salosOf Of 800 bbls at IiN@l24c. Market
BUFFER, SALES at IOslsO fol Ohio, and II,a9c
for state. Selling slowly
,CHRESE.-sGles at 18lOlfo for inferior to prime
Market steady.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
wASursOTOs. June q.

" AoEAl4AlNs June -
HoUgE.
On motion Of Bonham, the President was re-
quested to furnish the House at It's next session
all the information that could be obtained as 70
the disposition by the British gOvernmento of slaves
captured by the British navy and It's disposition OF
the officers and crews OF toe slaverS thus cap
tured.
Much time was consumed in calling the ayes
and nays on a suspension of the rules for the
purpose OF taking up private bills, some OF which
were passed.
A message in writing was received from the
ton OF the existing law In order that the Post
master General may provide for carrying the
Pacific Ocean mails on terms reasonable and just,
the several companies and ship owners declining
70 perform the services for the compensation to
which the Department is now restricted.
Sherman, in response 70 the Recommendation
In the Presidents message, asked leave to intro
duee bill authorizing an extension Of the pres
ent contract for the carrying the mails between
New York and San Francisco, via. Panama, till
the end Of the next session.
Curtis and others objected.
BlaiE, Of Missouri, spoke against the ocean ser
vice. The mails could be carried overland daily
for 500! 900 per annnm.
Clark, Of New York, made an explanation.
This, Sherman said satisfied him that the bill
will not accomplish the purpose desired. He
withdrew the bill which Mr.. WinslOW reported
snd moved 3 suspension Of the rules 70 enable
him 70 INTRODUCES it. Disagreed to--55 against O.
sENATE.
Several private bills were passed.
Z Message from the President Vetoing the
Homestead bill was read at length.
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lOOMMERCTAL
CLRYRLAND MARKFr-IrNF

CLEVELAND MARKRT-JUNE2 2J,
FLOUR-Unehanssd and quiet. No sales Of con-
sequence reported
WHEAT-sale Of l car red at &c, from store; 2
do at sl,lsi do at 81, 20 and cars white at 81 49,
CORN-sale Of car load at 5Oc
OATS-sale OF car load at 3Oc.
HIGHWINBS-sales Of 50 bbls at Iggfc cash,
and 50 bbls At Is4c
HAMs-scaFce and fm. Sales of Comstock's
sugar cured, in canvas, have amounted, for the week.
to 1900 hs at NE. To-day prices Of this brand
have been put up to i9c. A sale of Morehouse hams
was made at l2c 1000 Bs country sugar cured at lOe
600 rs shoulders at 73kc.
EGGS-sals Of 10 as lie
APPLES dried )-sale 81 tons for shipment to
Wisconsin At &c.
BUTTER-small sales choice quality W r at
l2c9l25fe
Sale Of s. c. Comsteok's sugar cured Hams for the
week, ending June ., is6O:
Hams................-.........l9, 600 rs at IKE
Beei.--..,....-..-.....-....-.s $50 ibs at lO5ac
COMSTOCK a NEWBERRY
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hgsittaas ( 9@9f0as
DIR. A. GIBSON

Formerly u New York City, VII 5ly Ons Hun
the ab0gs named diseases- Hs Vim ~ ~ ana
sum Tor the proo4 that any other PhyIician IN
the United siates treats the same dl8sasss with
Aftsg many years Of laboFi0us study and export
,i s9es. D5 e Bs9h 81 z afgPy M u SPs s . A
sPEEDY AID PRRMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private dseaa, With all bad
ELECTS arising therefrOnl, including
DEBILITY Oh NEaFOUS PRO8TRATIOE.
u Ehom had eTpsnds.i 6undrsds 81 doIiar1. Win
selfsIyisd physicianss who Proi 20 fraf a private
AItkough Dr.. GIBSON has Diploma, yet be
. Diploma Is Comparatively simple thing. destitute
Of Intelligence Or neither diplomall nor c0llege5s
single Ounce into medical ganlu9; n6ther doe
Faris o. London e perhaPs scme otnefl Do ioT ne
rlIrpu19 % euzu1rlaF the innocent. lut what Dr..
GIBSON might boast Of Il this, that be q able .
give entire sallslaction to those u1o rspo5e conf
dencs in his ability and integrity, and that he has
perfected an American system o. treatment which
patent medicine 70 equal for the radical cure 0f SEN
inal weakness, and 81 diseases or dsrengemsntss
both msnial and physical, arising nom sexual OF
secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his nsu treatment ths
following advantages over all others yet digcoEersd
and first the agents used IN respect disagree
able be uses relics Of the dark ages, such
Mercury nor any other delsteri0us drug. secondly
y his treatment Is positive and certai u all cases.
De stands prepared 70 60 into any public Or private
hospital in the United States aud demOnItruta the
great act that he is able 70 pormaneufiy cure ten
cases, In the same length Of time reqnired By any
other Physician % cure one similar case.
yellow Citizensl Facts tangible things, and IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be isd, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can Be dedlueed.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located Ia Cleveland
and has during the past six months Performed many
cures Of diseases which had Tor years resisted all
other modes % treatment Aei9rence can = given %
individuals Of the nrst respectabitty In Cleveland
Boston, New York and other cities In regard ~
skin and integrity in all professional trangacrOns-
Dyspap5ias hEuematism, Sgrof1la ard All chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
~ Medicine sent to anY part Of the country On
receipt Of ten dollars
Dr. GIBsON's New Work on Phyziology for sale
az his once.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EieetroPathy and Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario street. up stairs, few
doors from the Public square.
Once hCurs from . 10 y and from 10 % 5 O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted. nova
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WasUTNGT0lI TTR1Tg

WAsHwoToE, June q.
The President has appointed Mr. Lawrence, now
In Paris, and Judge LOngstrest, delegates 70 the
International Statistical Congress, 20 be held in
London July next. ..-
Tor their homes.
They were eOurteousy received By the President
and Sec. Cagg.
me latter said be slept 10 that city when not a
white man ives q fosident within three hundred
miles.
They also visited others, Including Senator Lath-
am, Of California The last named is q native Of
Oofuunhun
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SATUKDAY, p. NJ
TAo eall Of the roll prooseded
Dawson Of Pennsylvania asked leave for that del
erafion retire for consultation. lCres Of mo,
no") Re desired 70 say they only wished 70 consult
~ 70 the candidate
Wien Maasachusetts was called, Stevens Of that
state safd tihouGh he not yet ready to cast the
vote % that STATE, he WcEld not let Bis name be
clllad twice without pouEs. Ibe action Of those
gho lad neaeoted their duties and tha party would
l9 indignantly repudatcd and reprobated By the
douocrscT Of the whole STATE (Cheera.l Her peO-
M aro r1red over and again 20 th8 PRINCIPLES
of non -iutaFTsnfol. and there those who have
rsiired from this hall WHO Eere elected e deag1tes
D0uflna.
- n 51or11 h frr1 d6nouuosd the 8aceEsiouiStE
fron their ftstsli ana Es1iaed their insentioa 70
~ Vith fho EaficnEl DeuccEoc7.
prrronr 81 Alahlmal denounced the lece1!ion
noTer1ent ~ one u suniQn, and wien they deslar-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-25

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Clsyeland,
Columbus Z Cincinnati, Cleveland Eris, and Clege-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c
At Mantua, with hacks for kavenna, &C
At Bracevills With hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
ille Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, LoWel, and Enon Yalley, and thence b. p. :.
W. & O. 2. R. 10 Pittsburgh.
CH1s. L. RHODES. sup't. 4
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MFaifimG.
.EALTH OF AMERICAN WO

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WO
llMEN.-Read notices In the Tribune since Dec.
from his Exeelleney JAMES D, wEsCQTT, Gov
ernOr OF Florida and member Of the o. q senate:
"for upward Of twenty-five years 1 was AFFLICTED
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country failed 70 cure but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner 70 the
Graeienborg Remedies. conscientOualy adyiso theiF
uss. JAS. ID. WE9TCOTT
hEw fORE, February, 1852
Dr. J. n. BHiD0E-Dear Sir Some two years arO
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and derangsd menstru-
httons togother with the attending symptoms "
clearly described 10 your advertisements and pam
phlota. She had the very best medical akln IN thia
city I'LL ontrey prostrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her liA might possibly b
prolonged little longer uRder the most judicious
treatment, For two weeks amer that she continued
70 sink, Whsn came into your once AZ the Grae
ionberg Medical Institute and related hsr symp-
toms; A. you was confident Of the GraeienberF
Marshnla CatholicOn IN relieving her she diachnrR.
ed all the physicians and tried f. though doubting-
~ Pr0ydentially II relieved hor quickly, aud nvo
bottles entirely cured Since then, for near two
year there has not been any recurrsncs of the COM
plaint and she q as strong active and healthy as
whom young girl. JHO. h. BRIGGS.
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FROaT TNDIANAPOLIs.

l6DiANAPoLfs, June "a.
The city Is alive with the greatest excitement
The nomination Of Douglas was greeted with
rounds or cannon. Speeches are being made
bands playing, bonhros burning, &c, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevails. W. Beach, Gov
willard and Others are addressing an immense
crowd.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June q.
Tho Fashion Spring nesting races were concluded
yesterday With three ine races.
The New York Hotel Handicap was won by Pro-
phet.
The four mile post stake was Won BY Nicholas Ist,
and handicap for beaten horses was won by Bour-
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VETO RUaTOR.

NEW YoHK, June 2S
The WashinFton correspondent Of the Herald
nayB Il 8 reported that fhe President viii veto
the Civil and Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
on account OF its appointment Of Capt Meigs IS
Superiutenden Of the Washington Aqueduet-
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FROM 1IONTRRAL,

AoSTERAL, Juhs g.
The steamship MelIta one Of ths Cunard lIedits-
rnnean GteamerB, has been chartered TO take the
place of the steamship Canadian which was 70 have
sailed rom Liverpool the 18th inst. She Is rather
day or Tuesday.
Mr. 0. 81 Wood, Superintendent Of the Canada
telegraph lines will return home In the Melita.
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EEw YoRE, June %
The British steamer Vigo len to-day for Liver.
pool with 10 cabin passengers and 1l6 steerage.--
she tnkes ont s59l ,sS7 In specie
The U. 3. Mail steamer OragO, Capt Tines,
LEFT this pm. with 2ls passengers and sslS Al0 IN
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bT- IOCIs, June, 3
The 1Iihsouri Republican and Herald ohises are
brilliantly illuminated this evening IL hcnor ofthe
nomination Of s. A. Douglas. Speeches are be-
Ing made, and cannon firing #
The seeeder1, headed By the Bulletin, are hold
Ing back.
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FROM LAFAYETTE.

LAfATETTEi luo-i June =.
The greatest excitement prevails In the city
One hundred guns were fired this evening in hon
or Of the nomination Of Douglas. Bonhres are
burning, speeches being made fireworks &c.
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THR NOMINATION OF DOUGLAS IN
CHICAGO .s-

NuiNAhut 81 uAt 40
The nomination Of Douglas rUcelYed by friends
with enthusiasm. Three hundred guns were fired
this evening. Speeches are being made from the
balcony Of the fremont House. BOnfres blaze ut
the corners Of the streets. Times Office is bril-.
liantly Illuminated, honor and success 10 their fa
fnrffa.
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RNTHUsI1sel IN CTNC7NNATI.

CINCINNATI, June .
The Democrats Of this city fired ISL guns In
honor Of the nomination Of Douglhl.
There was large gathering in front OF the
Enquirer once TO night. Several speeches were
made aud the grsateat enthusiasm pTeVaila Mu-
alo, hFaWorks. a.. y
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FROM COLUMBUS.
FROM 81, LOUIS.

CoLUKBUs, June q
The National Democracy fred 81 guns q honor Of
the nomination q Stephen A. DouglaH.
The widest enthusiasm prevailed. -.r
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WIFE POIsONER CONFRssEs.


. bELvtDEAE, n. j., June %.
Rev Mf Harding gave his spiritual adviser
written confession last night The details cannot
be obtained NJ present
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4 AVtleNe~M -11AnAhA aAAhut lul OulOs
! CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-
! ~ RATOR Never Debilitates. II is compounded
tablished fact, { Standard Medicine, known and
approved by all who have used IT, and Is now resorted
20 with confidence In all the diseases for which Il Il
recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last two years
( who had given up all 2 hopes Of relief as the
numerous Unsolicited = certificates in my posses
The dose must be adap- ted 10 the teTnrsrameut
Of the individual taking it and used in such 0uan
tities g 70 act generally = ion the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIYERI- ItSYIGORAFOR, and ii
VIII cure LIVER CoN-I~ PLANTS, BILIOUS At
I TAcEs, DYsPEPsIA, ,CHOS- + lIc DIARRHGA, SUMNER
COMPLAINTS, DYsENTEHYlS- IDROPsY, sOUR STOMAcB.
HARIrUAL I0sTiYENEssiz ICHOLIC, CHOLERA In
EANTcM, FLATULEScE, = JAUN DICE, FEHALK
WEAKNEss, and may be- used successfully as an
cure SICK HEADACHES as Thousands can tes-
uR m THREE TEL sP5oGsasHFT6 sPa5SoGsaHTI F6IL n aRE TEo Fs
KEN At the commence-.l ment Of the attack
All who use It are giving their testimony b its "a
81 Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator
PRICE one BoLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also, Sanford's Family Chathartic Pills,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put
up IN Glass Gases Ar right, and viii keep in
The FAMILY CATAkRTIc' PILL Is a gentle bu,
active Cathartic, which the proprietor has used II
he practice more than twenty years.
Theeonstantly increas-f-,'.ing demand from thoss
who have long used the = PILLS and the satisfsc
tion which all express inl regard 70 their use, has
induced me 70 place them within the reach Of an
The Profession we'll - know that different Ca
thartics act on dinerent. portions Of the bowels
The Family Cathnrtic- Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well estaD- 'lished fact, been COM
pounded from TaTietyyo Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part OF me ali
mentary canal, and arer GOOD and sAFF 10 an
cases where Cathartic is needed, SUCH as De-
Tangements Of the StOm-I ach, Sleepinsss Pains in
the Back and Loins, Cos- tiveness, Pain nd Sore
ness over the Whols Body from sudden cold which
heQuentlyi II neglected, = end in long course Of
Fever. Loss Of ApPe-e, tite, a Creeping sensa-
tion Of Cold over the Body, RaBtIe8sness
Head d-Ache, or WeightI@t IN the Head an inaam.
mAtory Diseases, WoTmsO IN Children or AduIts
Rheumatism, a great Purifier Of the Blood and nany
diseases TO which flesh Is heir too numerous 10 nen.
tion In this advertisement. Dose TO g.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
B5- The Liver InvigoratOr and Family Catbartfc
Pills are retailed By Druggists generally and ssld
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
). T. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.
manufacturer aud proprietor,
Jy7d6wR2 1886 Broadway, New York
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFORD, Coahocton Co, o.. May Il '5g.
Mr.. II. b. kIR0sLEN-slrs ] have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the iagt
ten years, and have Invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold to
great many a. regularly as their tea aud coffee, and
with my trade they have become q staple article
Marshalls Uterine CathOoon is q modicins that has
done great amount of good In Female Diseases
One lady sold 70 told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she ana from a IonR
course Of medical treatment BY the moit skillfni
physician JAMES WILSON.
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The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered as certain cure accompanied with the

h offered as certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms.
Irregularities --Wsahness - Fainfuesg--Dera
Appetite-SallUw Complazion-Pain IN the
Back and Kldneys-Chills-COld Hands
and teet-Bloatng-keFeri
-Headache-Re
lessness-Disturbed Sieep-Flushes
Of Heat-GeneTal Pain-CraWling and Pain In
ths Spine and between the ahOuders-Acid
Stomach-hnn Difficult Passing Of Urine
with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and Irri-
tatiOn in the Urine Organs-Ni ightmare--D
pepsia-H Observation-Disclosures Face
Nervous misunderstanding
CONVERSATIONAL Irritable Temper
Deprayed Appetite -Flatulence-BlOated
and Irregular BOWels-Unpleasan Dreams
Pains in the Uterine 0rRans-Numbness and Paius
IN the Limbs
Bs- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
~ For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
nOVl2dNW General AGENT f1r Ohio
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HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDFoRB, C0shocton Co, D., Nay n, 81.
Mr.. II. b. kINe5LET-Sir: /: have been selling the
medicines Of the Graefsnberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction; and the Pills ! have sold 70
great many families regularly their tea and COZ
and with nv trade they have become staple
ticie. Marshalls Uterine CatholicOn is a medicine
that has done great amount Of good In Eemala
Diseases. One lady sold il to told me she had rs-
ceiTed more b5nenr RON one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical treatment hr the NEST
skiliful phy sicians. JAMES y MALsOA-
THE GRAEFENBERG HARsHALL's UfKRINE
CATHOLIcUN
Is offered q certain cure accompanied with the
follCWing symptoms.
lrfegularitiesfea akness-f faintues1-- Darnnged p
petite-SalloW C5mpleNion-Pain On tho Back
and kidneys-Chills--co Haui1 and
Eeet - Bloatlng - EeTeriEhneal-
Eeuralgia-H -Headache-Rgst-
lessness-Disturbed sleep-Elush
IS Of Heat-General Pain-CruWlinF
and Pain IN the Spine and between the
Shoulda=E-Acid Stomacf-Na Nausea-Difculz
passing Of Urine, with heat or suartina-Itch-
ing, Burning or Irritation In the Urine Organ5-
NiFhtmars- Desuair-l ldystericg-A uNiaty-Red
Fsos- Nervous Twitehing- starting-COn-
stipstion-luitable Temper aadnesE-
DepraYed Appetite--k klafulance--bl1at-
Cd and Irregular b0Uels-lnrlala-
ant Dreams-Pains in Uterine Ur5all-A Aumbnes3
and Pains n Limbs
~ Sold By City Druggists and 1edicine Dealers
Throughout ths country.
For Medicines OF Agencies, nddress
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOFl2-dAW General Agent Cor Ohio.
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8ail 8eads.I

CLEVELAND Ann PTTTgRTTRG
RAILROAD --sPrF--- -. ~ = = = = - ~ - ,., -
eject on Monday, June M, d lsG0. TNs FAVE
CLEVELAND gAALI-Sundays eEcsnted
Philade lphia. $50 49,
5:s5 P. H.-Expresg for Pittsburgh and Wbe.1iBg
Both Trains make direct connecfions Wei g.
sylvauie Eailroad for Baltimore, Phlladelphia ~,
YsTk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ono fi,ii
road for Baltimore and Washington City
Aiso connect at Hudson for Akron and IIillersburg
81 Time By this route e. quick and fare viii u
the same as BY Northern Lines % New York.
FIR. MYERS, @. /. Agent. iuHsii .1Is
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILR0AD.-TnIE TABLE No IS
To take effect after Thursday February 10. 1859
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leave YOUNGSTOWN 70
YOUNGSTOWN CleVeland
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JIM 81
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
il MEN. Read notices in tbs fribuns since
From his Excsllsncy JANES D. WEsTCOTT, Gov
srRor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
senate
q For upwards Of twenty-five years was afflicted
With dissase in my family, Hhich the helt medical
and surgical talent in the country allied 70 cure but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner 70 th8
Gfaei1nherf Remedies conscian ti0u9lv advise their
JAS. D. WESfCOTT."
NV YORK, Eebrulry 1883.
, DE. J. BRlnGE-Dear Sir some I've years ago
an intimate female friend had been sulsring nom
falling Of the womb, whites, and deraEFed msnstru-
ations, together with the attending symptOms 30
clearly described in your advertisements . and pamph
lets. She had the very best medical 9kil In the
city until entirely prostrafed, and her physician n
nally told her that he thought her LIE might posi-
bly, Be prolonged a very little longer under the most
udiclous treatment For two years amer Ehe con
tinued to sink when came into your once at the
Graeienberg Medical Institution and related her
symptoms- As you were confident Of tbs Graeien-
berg Marshalls CathoiicOu, Ia relieving her, she
discharged all the physicians aud tried it, though
do1bringly ProYdentially, i rslieYed her quickly
and i've bottles entirely cured her since then l0r
Two years. there has not been any recurrence Of the
complaint and she s As strong active and HEALTHY
as when young girl JAO, T. BRIGGS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-25

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