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co M N ERCIAL.
.cI-iETEI .INn N NJ FTi-1IARoH 5.

o..
FL0UR-sAles are 50 bbls auperAne at S5i75i .
bbIs doAt oOaud $50 bbs red double extra at $500
RYR-Is quiet ct 50 G@s,sa
MEAL-Lower. sales car red at Sl,o5 on track
) do at I,O6, and car white at SI,H.
CORN-Dsu At sc.
HIGHWINEs-stpady at ISe.
OATs-salea car at &c,
sEEDs-There has been an active demand ior
Glover, with sales to tho amount Of 800 70 400 buAh
at 500, and some small lots prime seed at s4.ls@
as. Timothy is held at Sa,0@R7O, with sales al
the inside figures.
RUTTER ogist, Sales bbls at lie. -.
EGGS-s bhls at 1910.
FRUITs-Driod apples are dull. A sale Of a few
bushels Is reported at ~. Raisins have declined
and are selling At s25O826a for N. B., and 81 s29
2,75 for layer. iLsflaIh9 .ffpg-E
CHEESE -salss small lot At s49sc.
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THE GREFENBERa
MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON,

which fs offered as certain cure IN cases acoompa-
MED with tbs following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, Faiutness, Deranged Appetite, SallOW
Com piexfon, Pain in the Back aud kidney, Chills,
Gold Hands and Feet Bloaatings, Feverishness Nsu-
ralgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness herv
ou5ness, Headache, Restleesnessy Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes of tho aeart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain N the Spine and between the Shoulder, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, DiHlcuit PASSING Of
Irritation to the Uterine organs, nighttime, Die
pair MYSTERIES, Anxiety. Red Eaoe, hervOus witch
M Starting Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness DEPRIVED Appetite, Elatulence, Bloatea and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
Iteriue Organs, Numhness snd Pains in tbs Limbs,
Losa Of the Memory, BeWilderment, Soreness in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

B8J-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARET
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually. "a
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FROsi NasHvILLR.


The opinions on Lincoln's inaugural are an
fsvofable Il Is believed that he viii retake the
forts and forcibly collect the revenue. The Opin-
ions are somewhat unsettled By its reception in
Washington The people are awaiting the doc
and Tugeumba. The people consider It declar-
alton Of war At Ficksburg Il Is regarded un-
taYoraoly and generally considered 4 silly pro-
ducfion. AZ New Orleans il is generally con-
deEned. AZ Louisville the Union men are rather
fsTurably Impressed with Il while svmBafhizeTs
with the Southern Confedeflcy think Il . dec.
larsfion Of war.
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- rWIGRs.

AEW ORLEANS, March 5. F.
Gen Tviggs was enthusiastically received here
this evening. A salute was fired and he was es
corfed 10 bis residence by the military, member
Of fhe Convention, &c Immense crowds lined
he streets through which the procession passed
The Revenue Cutter Dodge was seized BY the
authorities Of Texas, in Galveston bay, on the
% inst. The Ofacer in command resigned and
rendered his services to the Governor. The com
manding officer at TT Brown, contrary 70 the
order Of Gen. Twiggs, is preparing for defensive
operations. State troops are concentrating in the
uaighborhoOd preparing for an attack.
Fort Cooper has surrendered TO fhe State
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Meaieines.
IQeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUI the success of several medical gentle-
in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with great natural laws induced their establish
ment as an incorporated institution under act Of
the Legislature by the title Of THE GhkEEhhE 90
COMPANY oi New YeTk. The continued success Of
their remedies and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By LegislatiVi en-
sctment and they have reason to teel great re IN
pairing their success With medical ae4qeinlfs Al
chartered BY public authority Unsolicited teatl-
mOny from public and priFate indiFlduals and COM
mandatory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with fLe in
stftution, thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE dt1hA'-
EHBEEG COMPANY has ever been and viii be a
reliable and Trustworthy Medium Tor the restoration
Of health the afflicted, and ell Who are suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted BY
this Institution srelucidly set forth IN III q REF
ENBERa MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
fore sold the nominal price OF 3 cents, Tor which
sum it Is mailed frse TO any part Ofthe country.
The health of American omen, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the obscure and chronic corr plants
as we'll the common diseases incident 70 this coun
try have received the attention Of this Institution
aud il is enough say they have proved themselves
fully compstent for the great trusts " hc the public
have cOnhded 10 ther skill
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accOmpanying each article The Medi-
cine 70 which wish to call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

Ma. SPALDGNG,
SIR: .HH
Not long since sent 10 you for a box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
uveness, and received the same and they had good
an effect that was induced 10 send fore mare.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A X. WHEELER,
Kpailanti, Mich.
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FROWUAvANA

NV oRtFAEs, March s.
The steamer Habans has arrived with Havana
dates 70 the ID inst
Sugars are more active Ef -fsr
Grand prepaTationB continue at Havana for
the reception Of Prince Alfred
Ihe Snanish Bank had made 3 new issue Of
e 00o O00
The weather was cool and healthy, and bust
uees iiVelV
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AJUBGE RARDONBD.

PHIIADEzPHIA, March 4.
JndFe Vondersmith, Of Lancaster, has been
pardoned b President Buchanan, ana was lib
GRATED from the eastern psniteatiary this morn
sac He was sentenced 10 20 years imprison.
lhsut and to pay q fne Of so .Ooo He had served
some nineteen months The fine is remitted By
His crime vas forging spplieati0ns for Land
Trrrnufq
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WAsHTNGTON NJ vs.

WAsHIEdroE, March g..
Hr. Buchanan was At the Cspitol this morning
for three hour, and was detained OIL I'VE min
utes TO Il attending to the public business. He
Eigued every bill presented 10 him. None making
publie appropriations were lost
The bill amendatory 70 the act for the protec.
ton Of the diso0TereS Of guano deposits, failed
70 become e law.
That to correct verbal errors IN the Tariff act
was passed
Several Democratic members Of the late Con
sress were today engaged IN drawing up mani
lest to be presented to the leaders OF all parties
as 9 basis fora Union party organization
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FIRGTNTH- CONFENTIoN.

RIcHMoHD, Murch 4.
In Convention. q rssoIusion was offered that
the Peace Conference proposition failed 70 give
assurance Of an equitable settlement q the
slnverr question, and Virginia should olef no
more ur5positions, but withdraw from the Fede-
eral eonIpact Gud adopt measures 70 protect her
rights IN concert with other SOuihern States
Mr. Carlisle made g strong Uuicn speech
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TaR INAUGURAL AT HARFEOltp'

natioaai salute wss fred N this city yester-
daV 4 sfsernoon m honor Of Linooms ihaugura'
tion. ...-..,- .....,,
me Inaugural gives general aatisiaction amees
tbe Republicans and many leading BemecTaH ao
MOI besifatA 20 sneak well Of u. They ike lts
rairhtfofWard manly tone, and the assurance
ihsf Ii gives, that the Government viii De hriniy
administered and fhe union Of az the states pre-
rrrVad ms
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H0lrE TIENTTlr0NT.

In this connection we oner few testimonials:
Il am Methodist clergyman, and when On my
circuit have met With many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MnrshulE Ute
rine Cathoicon cure. have adVised is use and
it has effected complete cure wherever it has been
uHsd. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.l
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with tho head
ache send for box, CCephalic Fflls,) 80 that you
may have them in case OF q attack.
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,Irss1GF N FnTI1DEfrH1A.

me pspers generally view the Inaugural as q
mild though arm expression Of loity manliness
ard Ftafesmanship The Pennsy W anian, on tae
contrary calls Il discreditable, unworthy oI 'le NJ
fSrs-iSsuf and a declaration of war against sc
cedine Stafes. a tigers claw concealed under me
fear OF SeWafdism.
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THE SOUTHERN CONGRESs.
Mosroournr. March 4

The Southern Congress re assembled to-day.
The Gag for the Confederate States was nnani,
mOuslv determined upon. The design originated
with fbe Committee having the matter in charge
and va not taken from any Of the models pre-
sented. The Dag was hoisted over the Capitol
at 4 this p. n =.
Mr. Mallory has been confirmed as secretary OF
lnf ~ cSnrress is in secret session tonight
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NEW YORK nIARKET-aIARCH 8.

~ lAAloAAAAsl ~
FLOUR Market for common and Medium grades
about g lower With oesrste business doing FOR ex
port and homo cnnsu1n pil0n. iaE
stafe: S5.ls65,25 for extra STATE, S5,Oo05,l0 for
supeThns western; $3.50 sylo tor common 70 extra
ussfern. s5 tu550 f0F shipping brands extra round
hooped ohio; and s5,eo97,oO for trade brands DO.
Market closing dull and hoavy. -
CANADIAN tfLbUlt--Marlzot dull and droop-
Ing, with rather more doing Sales ars 900 bbls at
f5,2006,75 for common 70 choice extra, includiug
q parcel delivered st the inside price.
RYE FLOUR-SeiiinE slowly AZ S5,lO94,i0 for
common 70 choice superfne.f -
CORN mEAL-Dun and heavy. az S525
WHlSk H-Less doing aud market lower Sales
500 bbls at l75f0ISc.
WHEAT Market without important change
Holdere are little mere disposed % realize.
sales are d, 90 bush Chicaeo Frrfhq IN store and
aellleEed sl.loghls northFestern club delivered
eI2e Milwaukee club IN store SI.22: delvand 81 "a.
winter red western 81 80 delivered; white Canadian
5 white western Sls5e9l,s6, the latter price for
choice.
RYF-Quiet Sales at 67070c as in quality
HaHLRY Y-Mnrkst VT ithout matsrial chanee and
IN moderats request. Sales are 400 bush Cansda
East at 74c.
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FHnll rHARLFsT0ll.

DHEEIUsToE, March 4.
Adispatch from the Secretary Of the Treasury
Of the Southern ConfederacY, says the exclusion
Of foreigners from the coasiing trade and All ds-
erininafinT duties are abolished. The act Of the
18Th OF February makes no distincIiou between
citizens and foreigners.
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FRnlI NORTH CAROLINA.

RAIE1sH; n. c., March,
sivtv-tvo counties have been heard from; 65
UniOnists and s3 Secessionisls are electee, t rs
vote on holding q Convention VIII require te
official returns to decide 1t.
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Har1rorr. Trunbnn @. o

/ hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
GrHianbar Medicines for the past year and tru-
ly say th1 have never offered any medicines 70 tho
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, parficulariy lh8 Pll9 and
Catholcon. They will perform al and more than O.
promised for them. ] have sold Gbout my 1o1tleI
of the tatholicou the past year and hear the beat
results IN every case. J. n. q. JOHNSON,
March Z fsyT - o. Medical A gBnf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

WTAEDorTE, Kansas, March I.
The bells are ringing and thirty -four guns are
being fired. and general rejoicing Is being held
coin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

+ NJ ? Y % 4 Z ALaAsY March s. d
The temporary obstruction on the Central ROAD
caused by the overflow of the Mohawk River Is
now removed, and trains run regularly on ume'
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ELECTION,

BATH. Ne, March s,
Israel Putnam, Republican, was elected Mayor
vesterdeV ~ so majority qFer ail opposltllo ~ ~
ThirtV,fo guns were nred ~ nonof oi tisSi-
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REJOICING.

INDIANAPoLIs, March 5.
A salute of "a guns was fred at Lafayette to
day in honor Of President lincoln and his lnau
gural.
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ARKANsAs CONYENTION.
FRnnI ALBANY.

LOUISVILLE, March b.
The Arkansas State Convention met yesterday
and Union officers were elected by six majority.
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WILL SAN,

BosrOS, March ..
The steamship America sails tomorroW a. 9
A. ii for Halifax aud Liverpool Ihe maiis
close at go A. n.
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aaanmfaEtnrEra
BERNARD DEMMENG,


DERNARD DEMMENG,.
Id (suecessor 10 d. KoniPsloW,l
ARTISAN, MACH MIST AND PATENT MODEL
d A X y 4
No IA S0periO- street Leader Building, }
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DENIM ENG, having purchased ths
establishments Of d. konigsloWs i nov prepared %
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, aud
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
Gnd facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
PAIRING.
II your SKATES need fixing, call on Demmeug.
Il your SEWING MACHINE is out Of ordsr, be
will put it in order.
Be repairs ali8Sinds Of SURGICAL L Instruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired
= II y n shOuld set up q new Patent, Demmeng is
the man % get up your Models, either In Wood,
Brass or Iron, ln tbs neatedt manner.
All kinds ol Belt Han ging done IN prompt style
All kinds Of light Machinery put In urder IA the
most e1 1peditiOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail kOad iuduct0r's Punches manuiaGfured In
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
EE-ln TACT everything In the shape 81 repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
81 -EntrAnce 10 HhOp-tf4 Sup perior street, uD one
pair Of stairs BERNARD bEMMEhG.
leDI@hlE
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HERsad what Or. Bushnell says Of the GrRfen-
harq Medicines Dr. B. is physician ai extensive
practice aud one oi the most luccessiu IN te c0uu-
" CTrumbulll in which he rcsides
-tehs certides that haFe USED TIE lfrlHlsl 1rr
pflia and MnrshnilB CafholcGnI sold hers llT H. q.
JohDson. m ny practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbuil county, Ohio, March :, i55I.
I'D . TrI-7iEfH and etl1ctnr tilnierg through-
ort fhs oountfy. Nor ALedicIn.1 ~ Agenciss, ad-
dress q = u. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
fsnsd&w General Agent for Ohio.
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rHR RREEING IN REGARD TO THk
TNAUgURAI. IN DETROIT.

fhs inaugural was published here last evening
Republicans are IN rapttltF Vfe' ~ -uu -PPe
renily snd little 10 condemn -,.- -.
The Advertiser (Rep.) Of this morning says
NJ Igncoin's position ls such ~ VIII meet cor
disi response ~ every pairiote heart IN the lan9
snd siairns that while &c istemperate and eoneil-
iaf6rv towards the south, be proposes no oonces-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

Connections are nado a. M0nroeFillo aifh the SAN
dulky, Malsdeld and Newark II. h, ct CLYDE with
the sanlusky, Dayton and Utneinnati B. B 5at Fre-
mOnk with Fremont Indiana H. h., aud AZ Toledo
with the Miohigan sopthern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabadh Railroads tor Chicago, De-
troit, yaekBoni Fort Wayne, LoganapoEt, Laiayetta
Ua0, Alton, Sc. Louis, and Rll points West North
west and Southwest,
Tqains arrive In Cleveland IRON Tc le'iO and tho
9:Z5 A.. X. ."e .@.NHi lt
saFFor information and tiokets applY a the Union
Ticket once, 81 Superior st., and at The Depot,
i. ID. RUOkHR,
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ClLEYELANP, CoLUMBUs :

iAAA AAEAANOi OOAO "A y OO q
~. ocfNeINNAff RAILROAD.
1851 =. WIHrER ARRaNdEMEsr. llu 1851.
On and aItsr Monday, No4snber 18th, asa Passsn-
ger Trains viii leaFs Cleyeland as follows:
500 A. y. N. \. q Cincinnati xpress-atopping az
Hci Bor6s, araflon, " wellington, NuW London,
..s.- Balemf Shelby, aud all Stations south OF
Shelby, resching Columbus at i:40 P. r.,
Oincinnaftat TOO p A. ~.
7:a0 P. \. Night EEpress-Stopping at ell stations
north Of talon, Giiead, CardingtOn, Ash
Is Icy, Delaware and LOWS Center, and AL
other stations, to Leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at i:30 A. n, and Gin
cinnati At 7:3O A. n tIrr
C0NNECTIOEs.
shelby, sandusky, hIanaaeld Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark, ZanesyiIle,
q &C. -ts 1910
Orestlins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper SanduslZy, Delphos,
. Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago. 6c.,
vest and kast for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, &C.
Gallon and Bsisfontafno Railroad Line for Marion
BellefontaineY sidney Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Hauto, FincenneB, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts-
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xsnia
Railroad, for Nepis, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, L5yeland,
% and Olncinnatis aud with the Ohio 3 Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
yilie, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis and an
points on the VI Vhio rlver - e faa
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad or Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, az, Columbus, Piqus and
Indiana kailroad for FlQua, Urbsnas sc. =
50 For Tickets to AL points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street or
at the Passenger Station 20. f- = -ar--t..
rs FLINT, Superintenishf.
Cleveland, November2 "a use. y -5lII .. p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

UNIVERSAL, UNIVERSAL,
Is TIE PRAISE OF
DR.. S. U. RICHARDSON'S
.SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
The Celebrated New England Reniedy iui
HABITUAL CONSTIPA TIUA,
JEundioe, FsVer and Ague, General Debility. and
ell Diseases arising from Dis0rdered
Stomach, Liver or Bowels.
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laLEGRAPH lG.
THA ~. 2 4 ? 3. ! ! : q

MR 7fNli6LN's ADnE IS ~ -
u :; isEsaCaUsErTs DE1RGAFLON'
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wA.HINGrON NEWS.

nrress is in secret session tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

NORTH CAROLINA sAFE PoR TIE
UNION.
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81 saniera.s Liver Invigorator ana Oaihartis
Pilll srd fo- sala By
UHORCHlLL BRO, Drugsistsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

EHlUI ~ lIAIBt
- -lhe Liver llFiFyrator and Family larlartl
Pll9 are retailed by Druggists geuaralyi and soil
wholesale by the Trade in al the large towns.
s. z. VI EANE0HD. E. U..
hanulacturer aud Prorrlalaz,
iTldEWks ~ brnadHag, New YORK
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JINFORDiS II,TVFR M

CANFORD'S LIVER 1NSIGCh.
~ AEOR never Debllliafes- If ~ "a roa1 -
entirely fr85 FROH GUNS, and has baoon1 "a -
tebliahsi tiets 3tandard 4eiielne, 1leen aIi -
proved b. Ell Who have -ssd u, and b noH reslrts3
tQ'With couddsnes 90 81 diseases o. rhicl' g
uho bad gi7on % silI hopes of rsliaf @rll
nuniergq5 unsoliciisa - oaIilloai'1 il liq posses
,Thseossmgst b sd.p-. lea to shs tsnpe pass
Of The indiTid6al iafis 9 it ana osed ias1ct H's
hEiss g g act genqEeilI-l sn tie 11lTois.
t6s u5s d he LiYEB lfNYIGCRRTCk, saa
Wtl ere LfsE1 Cch- = glA1l11i 8IL11ul AZ
TloE5, OEsPEIsIA, ,CHoa-i- 10 DIkaaHoA. SUauEl
go1PLAIEIs. DzgEHrEET = IDlo7gT, 5ouE 91CuAcH
HAlIIgAL coaIivtsEss, :. CH0Lio, CH5crlk Is
EAnIUn, lLATrLzacz, = g aDICr, nEuAIH
okbis1Rf 81 pa9 ~ 2si r b arDffSSffSSF =
eu-8 SICK HEA DACHF : lT77 f6os-s1fs - -
Qh klE , AZ I8PQoN8fC fCI AEE IA
AlA Y the eQnHeuee-,l z1ent qf tho atiacE-
All Eho use i are giving their issiinon7 in iis 8
is-Hiz Wsisr.in fhs mouth Elih ,hs IuFisorssoi
Gnd 5gellCW both toFglher.
PRlCE OAk DOLLAB PEk B0IILE.
Also Sanford Family J1fharuc Pills.
Confpoanfsd IRON Pure Vszstabls EEiracts, and d
upfn Glass Gasss, Air Fight and VII
-. keep u 1n[ e.:i1Ale
ectiVo oathaEtiu. which ths prqpriaior has used n
p liactlcs nqfe than twenty years.
I Who have lcag ased ths = PILL5 and the latI7lo
ton which ai express in - rsgard % their usa, hel
l ~
Lle Profession Well know that lIIllluf O.
tlartic1 act on di1srent cortIona of the horTel-
Ih1 Eamiiy Cathartic = IPil has, With due rarar.
snce 70 this Wer estab-| 1ishsd iact, been cen
pounded non s TarietyI-3 Of the puregt Ne7st1blf
Ltrlct1, which ACT ike| on every rarf % the AIS
] meutary canal aud are'- GOOD and aAEE in an
l cases where q CltharticI 81 needed. 1uch a5 Dc
ranf sEleut8 % the St0m- lch 6laeUlneE1, Pains ir
TIE baek snd Lons t'os- = tiTenell, Pain and 2orl
1eas oFsI the whole Body from 1udden cold, uhi11
frequently, n neglected = end IN b long course oi
I Fever. LogB Of Appe-'E- Itito, q Creeping telrl
ton Of Cold over theI Body, RestleaanesH
! Head-Ache, or HeighfI1q In the Head, al Iulam
matory Diseases, MOrmsI-1 .in Children 0f Adults
Rheumatism, great PurIfer Of the Blood and lslnI
eigelsa1 % which desh l. heir, too nIeroul % uo1
I ton IN this advertisements Dose to 3.
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Plg are retailed by Druggists gsuerallYs and sol1
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rbs fpeudural was well received by al parties
wien ~ eIropfions 40 a. regarded ee nelng
,..r,- ssnsibit and iudicious document and has
,,,,'s,i,ss6 most ffvOfabie impression of Mr.
fincoin, IL Is generally conceded that he has
IA ,5Sr,n fhe only policy for himself BE coHle
bave done, and % Consistent with hf auty sng
fis ofIcial oath, and IN doing 90 be has mineleo
mildutss win druneaa admirably !.
ne Inaugural was pnblished here In extras y
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