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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

AIS HkIB DYES ABksDoEED- WOODS GREAT Ar
TIcLE HAS TAKES IKE EIELn.-Pr0fessor Wood
stands on an aminencu no chemist, Whose attention
has b5en turned % tnEenting hair t0nic has ever
before reached. His fame s sudden, but World-uda
and thousands who haYi worn wigs or been bald for
years now, through the use Of his preparation,
wearing their oEn natural and luxuriant heed COW
ering- 50 much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
tions Of the system Prof ood studied ont the hu-
man hair its character its properties and diseases
and how 70 restore the decaying vitality 70 that
nament he saw Is p his eVn case that gray hair
is unnatural unless the age Of the individual had
reached four score, aud believed that the hair could
be naturally revitslizsd. He tried his cassal.
most bald and quite gray ~ the age Of thirtyaegsn
-he restored his own hair IN color, strength and
luxurianco and The article he did Il with be gave %
the world. Get WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and taks nothing else-l New York Day Book.
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WARRrs spnIvcs, Perry %. p.

WARREs SPRINGS, Perry Co., Pa, June Z, 1850.
Prof WOOD. Dear Sir:-I was Induced more than
year ago to try valuable Ha'r Restorative for
the purpose Of cleaning my head Of dandrud. had
suffered with il upon my head for years, and had
never been able TO get anything to do me any good
n removing it, although had tried many prepare
tons, until saw your advertisement In a Harris
9uTgh paper. Being there at the time, I called at
Gruss kunkle's drug store, and bought bottle,
and now am prepared 20 recommend a 20 universal
use, for II has completely removed all dandTu from
my head, and an application once in two weeks keeps
It free frm any hing or other unpleasantness /
must also state that my bar had been quite Whito On
places, and By the Of yonr preparation has been
restored 20 its original color. am now fifty years
q age, and although have used two bottles Of the
Restorative no one has any knowledge OF it, Is al
low few my gray hairs 10 remain IN order 10
have my appearances cOmpOrt with my age. Ny head
ls now Ot less trouble to in keeping it clean &C.
than any time since have been child. consider
your PREPARATION Of great value ana although do
not IKE 10 expose myself, consider IL my duty to
DO SO. lou can use This or any part Of It in any
shape you think proper, If II is worth anything TO
you HOHrs, &C, H. h. ETTER.
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TOHN GRERNRKIFR- IL HERF.

T0HN GREENBRIER rs HERE
% b notified that On the 18th day of January
lssl, Wm. r. HaTess Alfred AvsrT, Theron n Hut-
or. and HGratio u. Aver, lled . PETITION arainqt
bin and othorg, In the Court Of Coumon Piols Of
Cuyahosa county Ohio the 1ub5talcs aud object of
heh petition E 70 subject to sale iots kos n and
2 10 in the city Of ClsV8ald IN Jacob Psrins' sub
division of part OF tho sol ortiqn 0r Qrfqina
lot NO. 90 IN the township Of BROOKLYN, CuYahoga
county ghio5 under q Iiorlgaga executed 81 said
John and vile % u. g. Hunt, dated Dacamher "a
3, @ secure the payment Ct the note 81 sai Joh1
efeenprler q thgr date for six hundred dollars,
pay able % the order of said Hnnt, two years asr
date with inteet e ten per cei., ayabla seli-au
unailgi tlQ lilfl rllo vas endorsed ly SAID HINT
70 the paintls and is nov OWnad and held By thcu.
14t ls1s1ent VIII De taken thereon for the sun Of
SIX nlnorad ll, with interest at I'm per c11t..
IRON December 2d 1854 Z sad John ialls fo answer
sall John Gree1brier q hereby notified % answer
said p1ttion on or beioro the sth day q 5Ich l6l
g.nesr1 .. lsslaas ~. al.
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nj. S. MARsHA1ls So
Horace Mower, Y 49, : Sl5eui5 bi..-l, l95 S9'
rs ~ fii-7--
James Purdy.


Theodore p. Sheldon sndl NJ & r5,cnif s,- The
Aol10S .-oee-' NOrthern District
james Purdy. Ofohi0
DY VIRTUE OF A % PLU. Fl. FA.,
I'D issued from said Court in the abovs entitled
cause to me directed viii offer for sale at the south
door ofths Post Once in the city Of Cleveland conn
ty Of Cuyahoga- and tate Of Ohio on Monday the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1901 At the hour Of oclock
2. NJ, Of said day, the following described real es
tate IN james Purys allotment to the city Of UaFe.
land, being part Of lot No. 48 in the township Of
Brooklyn, IN the COUNTY Of Cuyahoga, and state q
Ohio, FzsbOts Nos =, a, IS 10. u, IS 70 ~ Il p
o. "a 25 26 p, q, 29 90 A. ~ s5 A, A. 48, So 50, 81
81 IS IS s., 81 fs So so 81 62 So a. 65. CO, CT, S.
% s., 50, ~ s2 s ~ s5 IS, ss g, S. is5, ioi, is o
I0l TO- los lg7, los, loa DO al, I2 ia IL, i5s ll6
III, us, lig, 10, l2l az 70, l24, l5 l lZ Us, l29s
s lsl' Isz sl lsI, is5, s6, 7 l5 lss llo l4l, AZ
if3, IA, and l45.
0fths above Lots, A were appraised at SIS EACH
81 lots at 81 each . lots at so each; u lots a. So
each; lot at so lot a. Ed0 lot AZ Ss5 lots ~
a. JOHNSON,
U. 8. Marshal, Northern District Of Ohio
Cleveland. keb. f3. lsf1.5Z3
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Is HEREBY Given

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN That, pursuant 70 the condition Of certain
d1ortgaFe given 10 Charles Bacon BIZ Charles T. Har-
vey On the lslh day Of January 1859, and recorded
IN the t,oiectOrs once for the District of Duyeho-
ga, Vol 3, Page I, there viii Be sold public sale
to the highest bidder, q the door Of tha United
states COlisctoFg ooo, In the city Of Cleveland, 10
toe county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, on the
eth day Of March, a. D. l56, atten O'Clock ID the
forenoon, three-l1urth8 Of the schooner E. q. Rob
erts, she now lies IN The harbGr Of Aahtabula IN
said State, with threelourths Of ali Der tackle ap
parel furniture and other appurtenanco1 70 satisfy
the amount due said Charles Bacon on said mort
ease. CHARLES BACON.
Feb. esa25- By his Attorney, X. p. SPALDING.
cleveland, Deb. 5, lsii.
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PRIVATE Disc Sc


With AL bad elsct9 arising therefroni lncludin8
DEBILITY Oh EERFOUs PRosTRAEtod.
he has succeeded IN curing cases In this city, sons
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars witb
Bofstyled physicieug, who prolea5 70 treat 81 prll
maladie8 with success and without recetTing ne
least particle OF benefit
Dr. GIBSON does not aoa5t inst ne ~ q member O
some DolleGo 10 London OF lltTl15 al 1rn4l7 lo1lo
others do Tor the purpose Of es1arllg t19 innocent
and Who bold out great e 1sr 90 D ~
alfzed Bnt what lT. GLhS0d might tolgt O. =
this that be & abls to give entire satsAction tc
those who rapoga confidence ID bis ability and lnleG
rityi and thai e has per scted an american eTsie1i
don or Pas, any rEtenf medicine 20 equai Tor tle
radical cure ct seminal Nfkne1g and al diseases
dsrangsmeuts, both mental and physical arisine
rom seEual or secret ablEs9.
Dr. GIBSON also claims ior his new treatment rs
iolloNing adran tasl all Othor8 ret l7cOFaEe1
and INST the agenta Used are in % fleet Qsiaat
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages. 5ech e1
Elercury, nor any other delgtariou8 drug. 1a1qll'
no restrictions in diet or business e re l1ll
u hg treatment p positive and certain ln at cases
BE stands prepared 70 go into any pubic or lrlsa
hospital ia the United states and demon3lrats1 ,.
other nov known 20 the world IN point Of prompt
ness peranenay, Hildnass, safety and oonFania1es
Br. GIBSON Is permanently located In CIe7sland
and has during the past uins mgnths performed nan7
cures Of diseases Ehich had for years resisted az
other mofes of treatment Reference can be giEaat 8
individuas Of the frsf respoctability in CeFaiand
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard e
gkill aud integrity in az profess qnal trans
6iseasas treated with superior success.
~ Medicine sent % any part Of the counszI
81 eIbsoNs Sss gTorE On PhysiologY for "a
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsot7opstsy and 1laaieine,
81 ones. 10. Il5 ontario street, 10 ssairs.s
One hauFs ron : 2 z snd irOla 40 to o'eloss
daily, lSundggs aacgsied-a auE9
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c5HNF0RD's LIVER I'M T0cF-

GANBORD'S LIVER 1GEIGCh.
s5tif5ly De Fe0n oUas. aei has ballIic - =
tablI1hsd 80. 1laudHld slicIn1, rno1r ll.i ~
s With conf lalesi1 lil .asl5a. e asisi 5 8
{. Ea5ea-s theu-.ass, /, faithia fas - tsoy.n
sho bad Dgsq ~ aus hogN q lesgl = ~
numerorl anscllcliel = .oefiiacalas A. ~ so1.s
Shs doss M 3 sd.p- - to ths tsn,s sat
q fhs indiFi1nal iasi-1s5 l.,all easi lnll1h ual
itiies e e 81 gsneril .9 1l tae 111..s
lis 81 u.s 81 81 Is II ~ la 4Ia0Rk kIoR sad
VIZ c1re lIrEl Co1-'~ 9l4lalli AIiiol Af
JACKS, DT1T E11It, ,CHfa-'-t lc DlAl1rQAl -1ls.I7l
CouPLATNIE DY1EETEn1s. IDl0Fgf, aoul 31CEscI
HAHITUAL losfivDEEss. y guolEei Oa01E1A II
FAErUn, ELAgtLEsUE, = q HDIcE. tEuAE7
WafHEEge, and may BEL 10 guccelInIg q q
0RDIEARY FkMiLYlss lHEDIC1EH. n vi
stTs sf0K EEA DACHE1 = = thg11snd1 eal -
ulf1l IN ~ AnL lis- i--la3 ~ - - ~ y
AEA at the commenes-s7 lsnt 81 t1e ali.ck,
All who use . sre gfinE fhair testimony j ii1 3
~ Bilr water IN th5 month win ihs Invigo-.ios
1nd swallow both toge1haf.
PRlCE ONE D0LLAR PEg BOErLE.
Also Saniord's Family Cathartic Pilil.
OoEDcunded from Pure Vegetable EElr.cist s1d ll
up IN Glaag Olaels Air liglIl, ard Ull
keep in any elimsi7,
active CathArtic, which thr proprietor hal ua1l q
~ 2raetioe more than tasHtI gears.
lhe co1stl ~ Nor :; ing deaqd nom s1c1
Who have long used lht lPIILs and the Iafi8llo
ton which ail eE press - regard % their usa has
=
The Profession we'll knop that dil1rcnt c.
thaTtic8 oct on dlfarenl porft1ns 81 the bowels.
I The Family Dathartic-7 PHI has With due IcIaf.
encs 20 this wen ostab-l lished ilct, been con-
pounded from q VariafY|E1 of the rEICst Ncc6tlllz
Ztructg which act alike on eFefv part ol The a
meltaFV canal. and arel. COOP and 1aFE ia al
Z eases where Ddthartili- q needed such ~ %
uIngemeut1 o the Stun-I srh, 1ieepiness, Paing *
the BecE and L0ina tos- = riFenaFl, Pain and 7ors
d ness over the whole Body .rom sudden cold, which
FeQueufly5 II neglected z end in long c0urle o.
[ EeFer. loss Of Appe-.-- tite, : OraeDinq sGn8l
/ ton Of Cold over fhe iEodF, nesflea8ness,
i Hesd-Acho. or Weigkf|I "a tha Head, an Lnlzu
/ matOTT Diseases, M0TmsI-o IA Ohidron OF Adults
Rheumatism, great Purifier Of the Blood and HanI
diseases 70 which flesh 3 heir too nuefou8 20 n6n
] ton IL this Advertisements Dose TO 3.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
The Liver lnVigorHtor and Family Caiharfi
Pills are retaied by Druggists generally, and sold
/ Wholesale b. the Trade iu 10 tue iargs towns.
1 3. j.. W. SANEOHDr III D.
MauiiinetlEsr and Proprietor,
| WldfWks irQfl77nyt nov York
ss5- saniold's Liver luYisorat0r and Csthartc
filla srs tor 5als By
CHURCHILL BRO, Druggigfs,
BIO s. W cor. Pub. square and Ontario 81.
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-. - - THElCARNEl.

HARRIsBUReH. Feb. 20 3
A private dispatch from Washington confirms
the report that John Bell viii have seat In Air.
Iincoln's Cabinet.
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BLooMIEGToE, Ind, July 90, 1859.
DEAB sIR:-I here send you statement that /
lnlnk you are entitled to the benefit Of a res
ident OF Bloomington and have been for over thirty
yeas i am now over fifty years Of aes For about
twenty East my hair has been turning cousid
erahY grey, and was almost entirely white and very
sin and uupliant. had seen a number Of csrtif-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect Of your HaiF Re
storatiye, but supposed there more fiction than
truth IN them; but entertaining a strong desire to
have my hair, possible. restored 70 its original
color and hneness, as It was in my younger days a
beautiful black, concluded would make the eN-
pertinent, commencing in small way. lpurchased
one Of your small bottles at one dollar, and COM
meneed using, following directions as nearly as ]
could soon discovered the dandrunr moved, and
my hairs WAS falling on ia large quantities. was
considerably tigbtened sud radical change taking
place in the color. have COZ tinued TO use IT, till
have used three Of your small bottles and just begun
on the fourth. have now as pretty head Of dark
brown, or light black hair as any man, or as had
~ my ye1thful days, when boy in the hills Of
Western Virginia. Ny head i8 entirely clear Of
dandrun and the hair ceased entirely falling on ana
Is as eoft and ne, and feels oily as though II was
Just from the hands Uf French chempoOner. Many
Of NY acquatntances frequently say to me Butler
Wuere did you get that ne wgl" i tell them it was
the effects ofyOu Restorative. It i5 almost npossi-
ble TO convince them that it is the original hair OF
the same old grey head. Yours truly,
FREDERICK Y. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County, Ind
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RoUsn

Mr. Kilgores motion was negatiYed-only u
Affirmative votes. viz Beale, Burlington yaffy
Farnsworth Grow, kilgare, Potter, somers;
Sedgwicks, Waldr5n, Washburni Of Wis, and
WindhRm.
Nays tl5.
M KeIlOggs substitute was rsiested "a
against us.
The question REQUIRED on the irst resolution OF
the Fegti0u- re ported from the 6uInmittge.
Mr. Sherman moved 20 table L, which was dis.
agreed tO--yeas 90, NAYS l2i.
Mr. ECClernond asked that the communication
on the Speakers desk from the President OF the
Pesce Conferences be taken up.
Objection was made.
Branch Intellectually sought to strike out the
resolutiOn1lhat II Is the duty Of the Federal Geg
eminent 10 enforce the federal laws and protesl
federal property, and preserve the Union Of taess
States.
The resolutions were adopted-l36 against So
The Joint resolution was then taken up.
COrUin moved 10 amend 50 Is 20 read, NJ
amendment shall be MADE % the Constitution au
thorizluF or giving Congress power g abolish o.
interfere within any State with the domestic in
sfitutions including that Of persons held % iaoo
Il or servitude By the laws Of said State. =
/ The resolution as amended was rejected-l2
| against n, not two thirds.
! KiIEore moved Te consideration,
Bingham moved 10 table that resolution
Hickman moved 10 adjourn til Friday. Lost
I Great cOnfusion.l
Sherman appealed 70 the HOUSE 70 consider tn
Appropriation Bills, but uRsuccess fully.
AT o clock the House adjourned.
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o. S. MARsHAI's 81.
sALE.-PURsUAaT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAET
MI TO tho command Of docrstal order Of sale
nom ,hs Court Of Common Pleas q CuTahOga Loun-
~, ct the suit Of EdWaru Wade, AGAINST John En-
for sale 81 public auction, AZ the door Of the Court
House IN the City Of CleValand, On the eigniee1tn
uaT Of March, l66l, At three Ociock p. H.. the 1l-
lowing described lot Of land situate IN brooklln
township, Cuyahoga County Ohio, ana Eloa1 ~
subdivision lot u o. 5eFeuty I'D ot % my ie
front on Wade Avenue, and one hundred and thirty
uinB feet deep, tn Hiram stones addition 20 Ohio
City and Cleveland, cou posed Of part of original
lots Nos. ffth-three aud sixty eight, in Brooklyn
HENRY G. ABBEY,
b Il. BeaFia. Master Commissioner.
fab
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ASTER- -COMMIssIONER,S

nj ASTER COMMISSIONERS
llN BABE--Pursuantt 20 the comiuand Of an or.
1sr % sale, issued from the cour Of Common Pleas
for CuyabOga county, uhio in an actlon pending In
said Court, Wherein AlInet keed il plaintiff, and
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann Il. HEWITT J. P. Robson, the
Stark Bank, Eber b. Ward and stephen Clemeut,
survivors Of samuel Ward, deceased, and George W.
Girty, are doendants, shall expose Tor sale dt pub
lo aultou, at the door Of the Court House IN sand
county, the Ilth day q March, 1851, at two O'Clock
p. n the lands and Ianemal15 described as follows,
70 Wit:
sIiuafe in the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh o, and Whoh d also IN the County OF Cuyahoga,
and Is known part and parcel Of the Marin Prup
erty, ana sub lots nun ef 33, 81 a. IS, l6, ~.
IS ~ and o. In HeEItts subdiFisioHs plot Of which
iB nUW record In The Recorders once Of said
County 20 which relerencei d here made Be tae slng
more 0r less, but sub ieCf 20 ali iegal highways.
SAID seYerale lots are appraised follows, to Wit
Lot No. g, af-....SlaO0 Lot No. IS, at..-E3l5
Lot :. ss, at...... $50 Lot IS f7, at..... go
Lot g e, at....- s55 Lot Z" A. A.. go
Lot Is, at. at, 80 LSs 81 At. At. S55
JOSEPH s. GRAnhIS,
A. T. slade, Master Commissiousr.
Piths Atty. fehl2a6
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Several rrirats bins passed
Mr Powau moved 10 posipuEe the army bill
and 20 consider the Crihonden resolutions Lost
ls Fhs Con- Committee Of Conference on ne Pa,sn.
blll reported. Report agfeed TO and the bill
The Committee Of Conferences on the Tariff bill
reported recommending eoncurrence In the HOUSE
a5aendments striking cut the duty on teH anu
eoffee agreed 20 and the bill passed.
The Army bill was taken up.
Hale moved 20 amend that no eiioeIs Of tle
Army, except Gen. Scott. receive over se0OV per
M. Powell moved TO include Scott Lost-9
49, smend,aent was lost, aud AFTER further
c6nsideratIOn the bill passed.
The Vice President announced the reeeption
az A Communication IRON Ex-f9esideut Tyler
President Of 3 Convention recently held N
Washington, that the Convention approved WAai
was enclosed, asking CongIess 70 submit the sana
10 the Legislatures Of the states.
The CLERK read the proposition agreed upon
which is modified from Guihrie's plan
On molten Of Mr. Criftenden u was ordered
printed and referred % q Select Uommittee WIZ
/ Instructions 10 report at o'clock 70 morrow
Ycas--Anthouy, Baker, Bayprd, bigier, hF-ge
/ Bright, ClinHman, Crlttenden, Dixon, bopA laa
/ Fit6h. FOsicf, Gatin, Hunter johnson ei Ten
nessoa Kennedy, Lane, Latham, Mason, hiehol
/ son, Pierce, Polk Powell, Rice, Sebastian
Nays-Bineham, Chandler Clark, COllamer
I DOolIftle Durkee, Fessenden, Fo9te, Green
i Grimes, Hale, Harlan, King, Morrllli seMaf
/ simmons sumaari Zen Eynks irumbull' maae
Wilson-ai.
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- AaHaaHaaaHg Il W. =
Mutton 80 O cVt -a-
PROVISIONS.
beef,mas5a Dbl
DO prime meIs
Pork, MOL ais %
do do No.2 "a
Hams 80 flcWt -aIe @
DO c'try cu'd. "a
Bacon, Gide8... 500
shoulder BuF 9 - & 0I
DO coun'y ca a
Auitor. wa. Bhll nIzg
90 rQlL....-s.... -
DO state........ gnf8
lheego i...s..ii.s... A.
Hamburg Cheesa ga 10
ers..,.s.s..f d0z -a 10
Lard, No. L..Hh g ab
lard, Ao-2.-8 b -
4 S-4ss'- '.,i.s.I...st -,
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To avoid imposition, observe the signaturo and
likeness Of pr, Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also 'iStephen Sweets Infallible Lininsuti' bOWu
IN the glass Of each bottle, without which none are
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, OF.
For sale in Cleveland BY Wm. Fiske, strong and
Armstrong, and b. all Druggists. sep27.R25dEE
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
" Propos1ls viii b recfiTsi a. che tlies uf tlia
EitV CiF rnear Of the City Of ClsTalnd ulllI l1
oclock ~ harch tth, 1867, ior the grading and Im-
ErJring Grove street tt1 entire length
lPianl and and specidca.lCng may rose1 lnd more
Onos % and sitter February Ethl lt3l.
Eacb pf0posal En1t b aeon raried By q good and
1uHci6nt bond requiring .h1 liddef y cat1r me
contracted e the price named IN bis pro9oaal should
th9 sane BE- are11l 4.
Ila Board Of oity Improvements iuFita tul ull-
mia1ion Of Bids ro5arTing t18 right % acepl of re-
lect the same. ny order o. the Boala. -
.,... =; Z; sAEqEeI. q, %
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TNXF0UTOR,g N0TT0E

L'AEUUTOhS NOTICE.
~ Public noti o is hereby given. thst the under
agngd q qualified 70 act EEocu19E % tue last i
and Testament Of Ms. Lydia Potter, late VI tho
city ofClHTolandi In the County Of cugahoga. deeaa
ed [fsb2Es25,i RUFUs P. sPAIDfNa.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
EN Notice Is hereby given that the undaFaignsd
have been duly appointed end qualified a. admilil-
traitors the E5tate of5ohn ~. 8teafns, deeeaasds
sbaa.sao. " aAfas y. sTEARssa y f5aAAAs' .
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-07-17
To COnslunptiycs.

TIME Advertiser having been restored to
l. health in a few weeks by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dreaded disease,
Consumption anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers tho means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free of chargo). with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will fnda sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the ad-
vertisor in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
couceves TO be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address D
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG
noe 1y1 Kings County, New York.
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N E w FL O II Z L !
CORNER OF WASHINGTON WATER SITS,
Grand Haven, ------------ Michigan.
J. A. RICE 4,

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w the Public generally, that he has newly
fitted up, and furnished the house, formerly oc-
cupied by Hiram Bean, as boarding house,)
and now opened and furnished as
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l:III:lazn -
lz5ilzZys|
-,-...r--.-.---vT ~

Mrs. WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and fe-
,,,ie ohysician, presents 10 the attention of
,uotl,ers, her Soothing SgSaq, for children teeth
mo. Which greatly facilitates the process oil
teething, by s0ftening the gums, reducing az int
aamations-will allay all pain and spasnaodlcac-
ton, and IL sure TO regulate the bowels De
nand upon Il mothers, Il wiz give rest 70 your
selves. and relief and health to your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for over ~
wears. and can say in confidence and truth oil II,
what we have never been able TO say 81 Any pth'
err medcine-never has it failed in single IN
stance, to effect cure when timely nsed New
en- did we know of an instance OF dissatisfaction
by any one who used t. On the contrary all arc
| delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
/ Of commentator Of its magical effects and med-
| ical virtues. We speak In this matter iohat zoe
I do know, after ten years experience and pledge
four reputation for the fulillment Of what we
\ mere declare In almost every instance where
< the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion,
relief will be in 10 20 minutes after the syrup
is administered This valuable preparation Is
the prescription of one of the most cSperisneed
and skillful nurses in New England, and has
been used with never failing success In thou.
sands of cases. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain, but invigoratcs the stomach and bow
els, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
TO the whole system. 1t will also instantly re-
lieve Gripping in he bo,octs and ,oind chotio, and
overcome commissions, which, II not speedlly
remedied, end in death. We believe it to DO the
best and surest remedy in the world, in all cases
of dysentery and diarrhoea in children, whether
il arises from teething, or any other cause. we
would say to every mother who has a child sr&
\ ering fssa. ssysvf INC forog gong complaints, %
not iet yoar frejadiees, nor de prejadices efoth,
ers stand between you and your suffering child
and the relief viii be sure--yes, absolutely sure
Ito follow the use Of this medicine, If timely
4 aooh hot Ia
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CUR
tbs q PERKINS, New York, is on the outside
wrapper Pric, rs cents per bottle. Principal
Office, 10 Cedar Street, N. Y. City.
For sale by GRIFFIN a Co., Grand Haven
Mich. Vy. vg5r IDfr lnl0i |.