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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
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,enoiate nit eiaem S~ultdneigen Siisse bes
ben1ofratilben Stao!z Iidets. Nule, 0yz
rtS unD &ieriteo iino nit elmer WleDrbeit
non 600-700S timnte,1 er1pdblt.
ee5}n Der i. 3. 4. 6. 8. 8. IL. 10. u. 16
@arp ,purpen oempfratil9e Staotrdtbe
erwd6(t.
Nuein ibren sr6beiten Stes BAT bic De-
mpfrotte in Nbpoe Ss1ano errunoen ; uno
mdreu nid,t man6e mitmirfenoe llrlaGen
a1uB::r bet Yarteima9t bier i'm Spiele gene
fen . oUr[te {te- auf piel en- Sie9 nit Ge1t
ftols iein unp ibn als cine Gntlduloi9un9
wenieltsnS fir Die Gcnnecticut Mieprrlaee
betyadten. Tcl9enpeS BON bcr "SQinoiS
Staots;eitun9" fiber Die Wabl 1T Nboce=
SSlaup ou5selprp9ene urtbeil, i1eint
fd ouf Gbatladen 81 tueen, ra es i'm
Welentliden leltt Son rempfratildsn
Sldttern e!naerdumt miro:
Der Tele9rapb melpst, rof Der 0cu=
oerneur6 = @anbioat per Osmpfraten it
Nbcoe S6laub ermablt 1T. Dielelben
Ginfl0e, bic 1T Connecticut %onaepenrel
wurcen, ilno in Nbobe S5lano tbatia &C.
reien, I'm Der Demptratie ;um Sie0e al
serbelien 0elo flob wie @a0sr uni
2iqupr ME 0elp, unp an Der Spise ces
oemcfratilden Eifet6 itano Elm Mfiuiondr
Spra9ue> Der Nl(e5 anwanpte, um gu iez
gen. Wir leben u%brt9en5 ntdt Elm, mie
Die Denaotraten oielen Sie9 ais eiren be-
mpfratifAm in &nlprud mebmen ppllcn.
Spra9ue wuroe iuerf Sun pen TtQmprez
&nonnotbin9s auf9eitcut uno pann BON
BET Democratic auf9enommen. - Wir
anetfeln iecp6 nibt> oae> IL menia AUDI
etn cemotrat;l9e5 8latt 9eaen Den Nusz
cerfauf Der Oempfraten AT eiuen &npm>
nothing Yor BET @abl protetirte, jsst Die
lelben ncmpfrotilhen Bldtter bic Grm1bz
lung zines &publutz &nownc,hine6 tpd
ols einen Griunpb urempfratil 9er@runp~
labe" %auspplouncn werpen.
Wir freuen un5 ~lbrissns, rab rie
&nrpnptbinAs lid pamit fir INNER ais
partet All lTi en uno ibrem Yroltlawereiz
Sbeile no6 it9 nit Der 0emptratie vcrz
bunren boten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
~Oic @cimftitrebin 1T Bios fir oas
Gciiuccl!"
(6err @igfaa Nioeertreite
uuo Seuatpr ppu Ieroe,)

(5srr @igfoa Nia9ertreite,
uno Sfnatpr pcn Gerae.)
Gie rtiNe Neueevuna fam nctlt cincn1
9onScn Gartltlhcnb15cl Won 1bn!ihen Nn=
ccrn an 4. Mpril i'm Sabre res 6rrrn
1860 uno in rem Scnoteiimmer ouf re,1
&apitpl III Der 6oupi(tact rcr Buncess
rcputlif, nieleS bumonien aucr Staotcn,
Die je %eriltirt, aus rem Munce zines 5err>
Namens Bi9fau> Ser. Staoten Senators
Don Ieros.
G6 tbut un6 mebe> ba6 mir aenDtbial
ftnp> bic Don rieiem Menl9en sesen biz
@ta0e Der 8ev6lferune ces Norrens> biz
arbeitencen &la0en, aus9eto6enen roben
8%eletpi9un9en, feline i1dncliUen Sdmdz
bup9en ces SYitemS Der freien Nrbeit,
uno feline nidt6wirrisen @erlaierunset,
Der 5cimltdttebiu> bier miecerbolsn iu
miiien, ouein mir M ii es chen,
m Ii es. neil ras peutlde @olf Don
Minnelot neil Der peutlde 6intermdlcz
lerz GARNER, Der peutl9e Nrbciter in piel lem
Staot> Der meib, coe Elm GROCER Spell leiz
ner 5pfnuna ouf Der Yallirun9 per 5eimz
itd1tebiQ terubt> erfobren IN s, mel9cs
Die 9efdbrliditen uno &piitbenr ten @e9ner
Der 9etmI tdttehiQ finn.
9err Wi9fau, Gin rempfratilher Senaz
tor bon Teras, lief fd in rer Debate
fiber bic 5eimiattebiQ unter anpern allo
o%srnebmen:
Die 5eimfdttebiQ 1T fir bas Sc
ulincel. SIS ma6t popular BON ben
uNrmen gu i9wasen ; Nrmutb ober 1T
uein @erbredcn! bonn Der Mann, Der
uorm lit, bat IS iecenfaQs ir9enD mie
ran iid fsblen lal1en; TT leinem @eiitesz
upermp0en 1T ir9encwo cine S6roube
ulos. Der Gitel rer 1eiml tdttebiQ loute
uei9entlid iein:, Ill,
Gtne8ill3 urM umunterun9
oeSNerbredenS> uruntcr t Ii t.
oon 8erbre1crn, numb 3ur
TerlebunaperGpn1it utipn II.
Die 9iu 1T gum Btten Der Snte<
"re11tn rer 2%aferb6blen .uno @eflnez
~ni11e her Nrc6en Staete Gurcpa's unp
nrer give Points, ron Nerp yorf.
Die Biu lor9t fir 2eute, he nidt fir
uilb islt1: lcr9en t6nnen. fDur6 bic
= u6eimFattetiQ miro he Tcmlne Ter
u@er. Staaten IN Zen @efs entlalencr
v3u4tbausler &c. 8elansen. Die'YiQ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
9{fue Mn3etgfn>
Den 6erren,

uelde 70 freunbliD naren, lei Rem Jeuer am Z.
b. Mts. CUR Stettuug nleiner Mulfalien &c. BEL
5%utrosen> bierurd meinen terSlidifen 0onf.
Sd sertjnbe hermit icslei44 bic Nctis, naB i'd
leit benz 9. ns. bos BUD 0eihdft bes 9rn. Ban
9amm iibernrmn1en bate uno in Verbineun8 NIT
meiner Mu~l faIieu= 5anbluns fcrtflbren psrce.
81 b. sc +
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
Observation-Disclosures

untt5ei6neter beebrt li6, tem pertben Wutli-
rum an5useissn, taB am nddlten 'Scnntag eie
no1 1bm ilbernrmmene eheua'iae Gtablmonn' lhe
0arten pirtbldaft nit Nulf erSHuet me1ten mirp.
VI ri9tet an ate Nreunee frrblidcr unterbal-
tun9 i'm Ureien bic eraebenlte Ginlaeung gu ;abl-
ret9em Velu9.
Gbas. 9aeeeumlQer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14

,i9lieet SflaYenbalter BON ben Ierri<
,,1orien aus Cha lieSt Der 5an6 i'm
npfefer) unpsift gum Better, ocn Sc
uiinpel unp elmer fanntil9en 8tYblteS
ntun9,"%
Bra9e: @a6 bat bic 8epSlferun9 bes
Norpme tens, pelde wie Elm Mann fiji
bic 9simitdttebiQ III, gu tbun1um Ser
len, mic @i9fau, gu beweiien !, pab ie nibI
aus 1@dlnrel" befebt 1cnpetn aus freien,
bropcu Men19en> welde ibre @e9te fem
men -unp 3u~ oer'beiotsen wi0en??
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
@ieperperfdufern

@ieoerperfdufern
mirb bier cine @elesenbeit ~sebpten, biQis ein3u~
~taufen> ba fem srSReres Eager in bie(iser Stast
1T unb bic Yreile 70 eeteat fnb, bab feline Gpn-
eurrena oefGr9tet 3u werben brau4t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
3u Yermtetben.

Gin butl9es u :fDdiees Jran,ebaua, nate benz
eeutlaen 5auls (atbenaum) 1T icfcrt biQis au
Ssrmistben. Naberes gu ~erfraeen ti
u. B~arenne, JprtliraBe, rber
SSto9 ". opn g labn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
Welu6t miro:

Gin euies beutides Mat6en, mel6es tcdeu,
mai6e, unb nnpere 5auearbeiten serridteu fam.
Outer 9pbu uno liberale 8sbanbluus tpiro suae.
iIhert. @c? [aat bic Renaftipn BE-. 8lattsa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
S9lieblid nod Elm @crt ;u ben 5erren
QQncfouacutu!

@eit tem 9ssinrs sesenmlrtiscr Cation baben
mir unier 6aupt-N uaeumcrt oui'S @brlsiale
@eldIft selsat unp iuden bisrin uniere 6aupt-
Gcrce 81 cntwiteIn =; mir bobsn bieriir Gin Grtra-
requirement. sinrihten la0su unc bieten zen 5sr.
ren MitcerrufIufern i'm QAnre olle Vrrtbeile
uno YslusmliUfeiten. tic ibnrn MIR non ~unlereu
&rneurrsnten in ben SiiliAen Yl1yen cHerirt wer
ben tUunen. llnlcr Strt lit riir ZEN Try 0ruts
&onlun III Mimnslrta Gin ,rirfli9 srrbortiser UNI
perpeu cs @crw1bnte 1reuure in ibrem Sntsrs6e
fneen, II ur bi uns ein,ufauien, IA Is fsinem
anpern 5auie in Miunelpta mGsli1 lit, mas Nus-
tpabl uno 9iaisfeit betriHt, audi nur annabernb
nit un5 concurriren gu tSnnen.
SEER Mnerbab
her nit tieism Departement betraut wcrben, &pirb
Is l9 onaeleaen iein la0en, uniere perebrten 8un-
ben in jsoer Ye3isbun9 3~ufrieoea gu NeQen.
Suffice & 6orepauob.,
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(Mortpn 6. @ilfinlon, Sena.
tor BON minne1pta.)

.8afbinatpm, 80. Mldr;. ~ Die
Woioritlt bee 6arper5 TerryzG Committees
bat nod einmol beidlo6en, @pup. @iie
oer;ularcn ; mabrideinli@ miro bic Gra9e
etua Senat ppreele8t &perpen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
NEW YORK MARKET-May II.

FLOUR-Ssles Of u 400 bbs At $50 for super Siatei
S. 90 ght0or extra State SbSSs5Ao ior super vest
erH IS 40d5s0 tor common % ms0 leGu1 NesleEhi
S566 IS for resh ground shipping brands extra round
hsop Ohio Mark ct opened dull lnd common grades ere
thsr easier closing barely steady at yesterday1 prices
hhe demand was mostly 1ot me eastern and ioea aoe
CANADIAN FLOUR-Quiet and without m0teriel
change; sales 100 bb at SbO96 30 foT CON to choice
RYE FLOUR IContinues steady with moderate sales
at E36Oa4 40 common 10 hoic sup.
CokN MEAL-Fair Request; Sales 800 bbla bTandywins
IHIsKY-iIarkst very sust Sales Of 800 bbls 22s<
&23c Buyers are Eeneray unwilling 10 pay more thnR
nud and prices rule fsvoI buyers. Sales 5000 ouEh
air White Canada at 81 80; 100 bus choice white Michigan
81 10; SO bus hands Racine gb ct 81 2; 500
abus hIiw Club at 81 G2s, and 20 bus Jar Chi aprng
EYE-Fur supply and dull; sales 5000 bush ssQs6c
BARLEY-Dun and he4Tyi l4OO bu fair state changed
BARI.EY aFAI.T-ouist and UNCHANGED
C0RN-Rules firm, aud western mixed in brlsk demabd
for export Sales 81 0 bue at Hsc for good sound mixed
western; sc for yellow northern and JerEsJ &c for pElme
oAT-Lsss active; moderate saseS reported at t2
648 for w6n Anadn and state.
checks tbs demand Sales $50 bbs at Sl9 OOl1s 10 for
NESS Sl750 for old mess; 9ll for thin ness $l690
06b0 for prime SlT 0e for city de- $4O COO
bEEF-QuisI and inch ngd. sales $50 bbls At Sl.00@
$50 lor country prime; S6O0a5b0 country S17lQ
Slg59 Tepaeksd mess $llsoo9$l2,2b extra mess ,o
Glb, 80 for WeEn and state.
CUT 1TEATG-HssVyj; sales 150. packages at sEf0
ssSieIo oa1 hzsas !, 7,S!9Ih a60uldsrs:
LARD-M0re active and 6rmeIi Sales Of $50 pkgI at
CoFTEE-salss 100 bags 1lsrsoaibO At IS
BUTTER Selling S0l5e for ohO l3d120c for State
Dnll for old, Ohio and Stale
CHE&SE-Duil; at lGllc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

BUFFALO, May llth.-The clearance which has
been effected by the rains and generally salubrious
atmosphere ofthe past four days Is almost magical
The fields Of filthy slush which have been hoatng
the surface 80 long are torn into narrow shreds
at every hour and have now almost entirely dis
appeared large quantity Of the obnoxious
stuff invaded the hGrbor yesterday, In the after
noon, blocking the passage Of small boata, and
soiling the huls Of newly painted vessels materi-
ally. The mass retreated soon after, as suddenly
as it had enter0d.-[ Courier.
THEoUeH TO EUROPE The Pride Of Canada,
built by our enterprising tOWnsman, Mr.. shicklu-
na, is now loading at this place for Europe, with
timber, deal, slave, walnut lumber; &c. All OF
this load has been got out in this vicinity, and
many OF the walnut and maple trees have been
sawn roots aud alL which we believe adds 70 their
value -[st. GATHERINGS Jour, 7lh.
oswEeo, May sth.-Clsarsd for Cleveland, sch
Johl Weber.
DETRoIT, May loth,--W understand Messrs
Mixer Smith, Of Buffalo, have this week char
tered the sch, G. W. Holt to freight walnut lumber
nom Toledo to Boston, to load next week also
sohrs. st. Adams, Twin Brothers and Twin Sis
tiers, to freight walnut lumber direct from Chicago
to Boston, to load the latter part Of June. This
makes tobil Of eight vessels already chartered
BY this firm for this trade. Other vessels will
follow during the season.
The schs. West Wind and Fashion viii also load
next week at Toledo for Boston.
The HURoN.-Another attempt will be made in
few days to bring the Grand Trunk Co.'s man
moth ferry Huron into line between Ports Huron
and Sarnia. Her anchors are now secured so that
they cannot drag. Immense cranes hsve also been
erected at the landings, to aid in lifting the railway
cars on and OF the boat.-[Ibid.
The screw steamer Dubuque is in the employ of
the Welland Canal Railway, to run regularly be-
tween the Canal and OswegO.-[Ib.
NAY llth-STAVEs y esterday the following
vessels were loAding with slaves at the Detroit &
Milwaukee Railway dock, viz.;-brig Caroline,
schs. G. Y. Richmond, Utica and Gov Hunt The
Cnroline is loading for Europe. Two other ves-
sels have also taken cargoes Of slaves for Europe
from the same dock, and other vessels have laden
tor various lake ports. This road taps an immense
stave district and is furnished by it with no incon-
siderable amount of freight Advertiser.
PASSED UP.-s. B. Michigan, prop. Northern
Light, sciota, Mt. Vernon, Rocker, Nile, Wenona,
Marquette, bque. Fame, sch. Hubbard, Traveller
Alnwick, Lookout, Petrel
DowN-Soh. Z. G. Norris, Shook, T. Baker,
VIM. Fiske, Enterprise, Cbas. C. GrisvoId, Peer
less, @. Rich.
Wind continues S. W. fresh. Weather pleasant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
Gegal.

MASTER COMMISSION r t519
1NA SALE-Purtunit 10 decfetal order OF sale 10 o
directed issued RON the Court Of Common Pleas on Cuy
county ohio the ad day Of April 1850 in an se-
and James Rosa Esther M Ross and others re- defend
auts, shall, 3st Day Of NAV, 1880 ct ucock p
Court House lecn0r Of Seneca an Champlen srsstS In
he city Of Cleveland IN ssd county the several pieces and
parcels Of land described as follows TO wit:
the village Of Cleveland IN Cuyehsga county in the State
of Ohio bounded fol0ws Beginning At point on The
lns Of Bank in said city thirteen rods m north
night angles with Bank the west lRe of aid lo
No q; thence noHhery and parallel with Ban street
Bank street TO the west line thereof thenesg souhery on
the west line Of Bank street 1ysK 6s feet 70 the Dlacs
Of beginning" Appraised value eAO00.OO.
Cleveland, CuyahQga county Ohio, and being thirty three
(3 eet he sOutheTy side Of Johnson street and
nine tS rods deep Of equal Widh bounded oiows:-
tom Nov % 1915 running thence southerY nna (91 rods
hence westerly parallel with Johnon street thirty thrse
son street n 90 rods thence eassry along said johnson
tIest TO tho place Of beginning" Appraised value ST.
81 known as part Of ten acre lot hfy-sr 1857. in
Cleveland Cgyehoga county Ohio, decided BY Joseph Ly
man 70 John B. Wanng October "a l85l and bounded
9nl described az follows to wit: Beg nRing 1t pciat
Edened and being the southwest Of said lot and
the northeast corner Of Prospect and Perry Streets run
one hundred and fortyhve 45 feet; thence sassry
line parallel with the north line Of Prospect street saVep
hVe eet and ten inches us l0 thence sOutheTy on line
pare with the east line Perry street one hundred and
forty hYe GAS feet; thence westerly along north line Of
Prospect street 10 eet and 10 inches the place Of begin
ming being the same land decided James Ross by o. n
skees and wife recorded VoL IS Cuyahoga Records ge
JOSEPH g, eRANNIs,
]. N. JONES, Pitts Attorney.
Cleveland, April Both, 1850. zS5
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SANFORD'S
Liver TnVigOP8fOP

NEVER DEBILTIATES
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS, and has become established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved BY all
used it, and is resOrted to with confidence in VI the
diseases for which 1t is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two .saIS
who had given up all hopesss of relief the Humt
unsolicited ceTtlhcates IN my possession show
The must be ada pied Ito the temperament of the
Individual takngit, and led in such quantities. as to
act gently en- the bowels.
Let the dictates OF your Judgment guide you in the
of he LIVER lN-lSIVIGORATOR, and 1t
will cure Live COm~IG plants, Bilious At
tackE, Dyspepsf aS @CEronic DiarrhOeas
3 u T m Sp Intnts, Dysen tes
ry, DFOpsy1 Sou ZStOnach, Habit1Gl
COsfiVeuesss ChOl- l%Ic1 Cholera, ChOIes
Fa MOrbus, Ch0lera3 In fautum, Flatua
lences Jun C e ,l.sFemale Weakness
eE, and may be used sue cesslully ORDiNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-%'CINE. It will cure SICK
H E DA C II E las , thousands testify,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFPSTWO OR THREE TEA
SP0ONFULS ARE TAXI -HlEN al commencement Of
attack
All who use it giving their testimony in its avoF
CW- Mix water in the mouth with the INVIGORATOR,
and swallow both together.
5rice One Dollar Per Bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
LAND WARRANTS.
SPECIE
en-.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Fridav Fveninp. Nav IL.

FLoUR-No sales, and no inquiry of consequence.
WHEAT-SaIes cars red at I,Ss.
CoRN-One caPat 55c,
HIeHwnEs-Sale loo bbls. at lsXc.
EGes-Are Quotable at 1Oc.
The market, generally. is dull to-day, and in
articles other than the above there is no move
msnt of consequence and no change in prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

Dor. Up to yesterday Il had been found impOssi-
BILE to get her %, all such Efforts leaving her in
worse position than before So says the telegraph
WELLAND CANAL.-The canal has been repaired
at stAllaRsbuFgh, and navigation was resumed yes
terday,
AZ The Iron City left last evening for Lake
Superior, with good load.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
SAliURL MAsoN, Plaintiff,

SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
JOHN GREEN. pleas IN and f for 9S%I9n C1RsSal
RiNo RA5T JAPT Pr2E5TSs GREEN and i, ga County Ohio
NlHE Defendant, Francis Pinkertop.
n is hereby notified tn on the 25th daF OF April 1885,
the plaintiff samuel Mason ed his petition in said Court
against the abovO named defendants the object PRAYER
q which is the rsfOT nation and correction Of three certain
ants hn Green executed January lst 1852 deed from
SAID deiendants John Gr and wife, TO said defendant
Frsnes PnkeTon. sIscuted March ish 1853 and one
Jane Green executed August 9Th 1855 and mOrgage
January ls ls69 SO that said deeds and mortgage (which
all All &o9hVeysa me same property shall include a. describe
hTst mentioned deed from said Mason, TO Wit
"A certain tract Of land situated in the city Of Cleveland
CuyahOga county Ohio, known part Of lots No twenty
500 twentyOns go 2 in John NJ. Woolsey map Of his
hnysiX O56) to hundred ana sixv-seven 67) al in
elusive Of an original allotment Of the village u Ceys-
snd hereby conveyed is wi the exceptOn herein ayT
tie oSsBs4 If y Ssbnn55g 6 S R point On
eastery from the southeaery side of Walnut street.
hundred and sxtytvs feet 65 to the northeaTely
line Of said lot No twenty (2 thenre souiheasterly on
go ~ to land late Of Philip A. White deceased ty
teet (6O thence southweEtery on land Of PhlpA White
Of hrls street one hundred and siI-vs 65) feet and
the place Of beginning; being fV fest 60l front on s
street. and hundred and sixyya 6l feet deepmOre
above described certain piece Of land hiry-to s9 feet
long by twenty eet wide heretofore de- ded ont Of the
Lowman by deed dated Nov i6 l84a and recorded Vol
a page 54 to which deed particular Is hid
fOr description of the land excepted fom this convey
nncei and shall exclude from said deed and mortgage
said piece Of land % feet by 20 feet and also the lot de
ebed said deed and mortgage fronting OaE street
IN said city and county, and that said Green and wife, and
in said pieces last above described by virtue Of ID
deed from said 10 said Green and other cOnveyances
as herein set forth.
Plaintiff also prays judgement against said John Green
for 26 IS 100 dollars, and interest from Feb Il 1850 and
that the land herein Above first described may be sold TO
satisfy the claim Of said plaintiff and for other equtabp
relief.
The said defendant Pinkerton is required to answer or
demuT TO this petition, before the third Saturday
af the expiration of weeks from the date of this
notice. JAMES NJ JONFS
Aprll H6, lS5O:23O. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
FoRD's
Family Catha tic Pills,


PHre Vegetable Extracts, and put up in GlGSs
Cases, AI Tight, and aVin keep N any eli
mate.
The FAMILY CATHAR1IC PILL is gentle but ar
tive Catharc which the proprietor has used in his pac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasingly demand from those WI
have long used the PILLS. land the satisfaction vhrS
All exprsBs in regard TO heiTuse hRsnduced meto place
then within he reach of all.
The Profession well know that different Catharies act
on different portions Of the Glb0Wels
The FANILY CA-alT H A I G L L
has with due reference to- this well established fact
been compounded from a,,vsrsty Of the pures Vege-
table Extracts which act ctSlAke every part of The
aAmentary canal, and areI=lGOOD and SAFE In all
eases where Cathartic IL = needed, such aszQE
AANoEMENTS OF the @lSTOMACH, SLEEPI-
MSS, PAlNS IN THE -IBACK AND LOINS,
gOSIlNENksS, PAlNs@lAND SORENESS OVER
TIE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold, which
frequently. neglected, lend 10 long Of Fe
YeT. Loss OF Ape l9lTICE,a CREEPING SEN
SAIIONOF COLDONER THE BODY, RESTLESS
MES HEAD-AGttEi or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II lnhammAtory Diseases, Worms in Children Adults
Rheumatism great PuTlhor OF the Blood and many dis
eases TO which nes is he toe nun srous to mention p
this advertisements Dose TO g.
PRICE SO CENTS.
rsHle BY Druggists generally and sold wholesale ~
the Trade in all The large towns -, =
Manufacturer and ProplietsF,
iV7dkyRI SIS Broadway. New
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| FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
II CITY, will pay One Hundred Dollars for he proof
that he ever fails to cure the above named diseases
Physician in the United States treats the same diseases
with equal success.
Aer many years Of labOrious study and experience IT,
GIBSON is happy being able announces to the nrtu
nate that he has perfected system Of for the
| SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
OF the above and other private diseases with all bad effects
DEBILiTY or NERVOUS PROSTPAT. ON.
whom A1 hs5 9ecgsGsa II GIFaS cases IN thus y Of
who profess to treat all private maadss With
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boast of that fact for the that diploma
simple thing dest ute Of intelgence for nei
possessed power sueisnt away make aged wise
orto convert single Ounce medical genius; neither
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OF London as perhaps some others do for tue purpose Of
boast of this, that he able to give entire satisfaction
those WIN repOse confidence his abty and integrity
and that he has perfected American system Of reafne
which challenges any Physician Of ondon Paris Of
weakness, and all diseases arrangements, boh msnta
a1a p9yTleSl a sr1ing from sexual or secret abuse
lowing advantages all others yet dsc0versd first
the agents used respect disagreesbe he uses
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certain in all cases He stands prepared to into
great that able cure ten
cases, in the length Of time required BY any other
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diseases which had for resisted all other modes Of
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nR. A. w. TUCKER.-It has become
~ well known fact that he cures hundreds Of Chro-
nc disease with his Baths and Medicines where al other
pr clce fails He will guarantees to cufe Rheumatism.
SAT- Rhsum Seroiula Liver Complaint Chill Fever Dys-
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