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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12
LIEF IN TEN MINI TIE

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailing the cure Ut Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Throat Hoarseness, Difficult Breath
ing, Incpient Consumption and Diseases OF the Lungs
They have no taste OF medicine, ana any child Will
them. Thousands have been restored to health hathaG
before despared. Testimony given IN hundreds Oica
SEES. A single dose relieves ten minutes.
Ask for Hryans PulmOnic Waiers--the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally
JOB NOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester. N.A
For sale by DAY jerks, st. Paul, and all good
druggists. oc24-d&wly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12
1as> THE FOLLOWING FROM

Messrs Gage MaIher prominent druggists OF Sp arta,
gives furt er evidence great popularity Of our
medicine
Sparta, Monroe Co, Wis, July Z 1859.
Messrs N Harris x Co.
Gentlemen-It IS with pleasure that we speak word
in commentator of your very valuable medicines,
Perry Davs'.Pan Killer and DR. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bers. They are OF great merit, and already too
well known to the public large to need any very spe
cal notice from particular individuals. The Pain Killer
has become household remedy all through the West
and the Sherry Wine Bters superior any bitters
we have met with, and they become known the
the demand increases and all find from their sats
factory results.
Nest respectfully,
GAGE Il MATHER.
Sold by DAY jerks and r. F. COMBS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ WHAT STRONGER PROC

can be produced than the following letter. received un
solicited from Rev w CARTS
Romeo Macomb Co, Mich, July Q, 1850.
Mossrs N Harris q Co:
Gen,lsmen The confidence have in Perry Davis
Pam Killer, as remedy for colds, coughs, burns,
lpralns and rheumatism for the cure Of which have
successfully used it, induces to cbeerfully
mend Its virtues to others.
A few months ago had recourse to it to destroy a
teon although had never heard of its being used
that purpose but having suffered intensely from for
er one and having no other rem sdy at hand, applied
the Pain Killer freely for about fifteen minutes at
ing and repeated the application very brief the next
morning which entirely destroyed the tcon, and in.
creased my confidence in the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly,
A. W. CURTIS,
1 Minister of the Wesleyan Meth odist Church.
Sold by DAY jerks, and by 4. f. COMBS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12

Parties wishing anything In our line, can judge some
thing Of our faces and of the quality Of work BY
examining the Fire Engines of the City OF st An
thony, which were built in our shop.
ST. Anthony March 10. marl2-wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12
AN OLD FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine of the age.
Taken internally, it cures colds, coughs, &c. weak
stomach and general debility. nursing outh,
ker, liver complaint dyspepsia indigestion, cramp
and pain in stomach and bowel complaint painter
collie, Asiatic cholera, diarrhaa and dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
Felons, bols and also old sores, severe burns and
scalds. cuts. bruises and sprans, swelling of the
joints, rngworm and letter, broken breasts frosted
feet md chilbains, toothache pain in the face neu.
ralgia and rheumatism
1t is sure remedy for Ague and Chills and Fever,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF

NOllOC VI al AIO xOAN VI
~ an issolvent for a discharge from his debts pur
Notice is hereby given that on the first day of july
1861 Auguse L. Larpenteer an nsolvent debtor resid
ing ip the city of Saint Paul. State of Minnesota
scented to the Hon. E. c. Palmer, Judge of the District
Court of the Second Judcis District for the county
Ramsey in the State of Minnesota petition for dis
charge from his debts, with schedules annexed, and
as required by law and duly filed in said court
then ano there ordered by the said Judge
a" That al. the creditors of the said Auguste l.. Lar
penteur, the said app ant be required to show cause
ii any they have, before at the Court House, in
the city of ST. Paul. in said county of Ramsey, Sat-
urd W. the twenty 26h day of October next 1861
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day. why an as
Segment of the said insovr n estate should not be
made and he be discharged from his debts, pursuant
to the statute in such case m ade and provided.
And it is further ordered and directed that notice
new spaper printed and published in the city of st.
Paul. the of government of said State OF Mime
sots wit in said county of Ramsey, called the Week
ly Pioneer and Democrat, IN each week for ten
Successive weeks and also that notice of The contents
of This order be published in public newspaper
printed and pubsned in the city Albany, IN the
Of New York, called the Albany evening Journal,
once In each week for ten successive weeks"
Their fore, all the creditors the said insovent Au
guste L. LarPenteur are hereby no fled of contents
fore the Hon. E. c. Palmer Judge of the said District
Court at the Cour House in city of ST. Paul. in the
said county of Ramsey, saturday. the twenty sixth
(26h) day of ,ctober next 1861 al ten O'Clock in the
forenoon tina day. show eau e, ii any they have,
why ggnment of said insolvens estate should not
be made and he be disc arge from his debts pursuant
. This notice was first published in the Weekly
Pioneer and Democrat, at St. Paul aforesaid, the
IF h day of July, 1851.
Dated st. Paul. Jvly lsSl; orr,cpp
Attorneys for Auguste L. Larpenteur. an Insolvent
jy5-wlawl2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Tia gunbosts Seneca, Ottawa, ard Pernbina, were
detailed 10 90 up 70 Beaufort and clear the way, i
thew. perchauce, should End anything to clear.
They however ran the whole distance without ~ I.
eounering any opposition, seeing anything % cad
u the belief that there are any masked guns, along
The river.
They found the village entirely d,serted BY white
people, the only man remaining being TOO drunk to
get away There were O number 9fnee7ces remain
ing however, who stated that the Inhabitants had
.ef, in the utmost hurry, fearing Tie adyeu, Of the
Yankees would be their immediate desuc'i0n.
The slaves bad broken open some houses for the
purpose Of plunderng, and there be litls doub,
that a. soon as the gunloats DEPARTED they bclfei
themselves TO whatever hey pleased. Tie b'af-,
having no orders to land forye 20 protest town,
and having accomplished the object OF their voy,ce,
turned back to report. Tie pl-ce will be- ct o ,e
taken possession OF by our men, and the properly
protected or placed under the care Of the Quarter
master. There will be no burning OF tie town, ~
barbariiy Of that sort, IS is alatiy suggested by
some Of toe New-York papeH.
later and more careful reconnaissance establishes
the fact that on IN earihwork ncar Beaufort, anu
on the bank Of the river, teIe bad been mounted q
strong battery Of eight guns, which Lad been how
ever, removed 10 Bay Point before the fight Ills
the best thing they could have done for us as j.
made it made il easier 20 csTuro al the guns az &
single swoop, instead Of making double Ugh, Of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

has been complete and terror over the whole
country The Begroes are ~ild and pllnoe rDg their
masters houses. The whites have Been driving he
negroes away by force and shooting them Gown, bot
they sull come 10 the guuboHs.
1.-THE moment Gen. Dayton took 10 bic horse in
The parc Of the 7th, is Two hundred servants went
directly 10 the Wabash. ms " worthy - uO'ice as
putting down the nonsense that the slaves were
really to ight for their masters. They surrounded
Gait. Amuen in crowds a. Beaufort, one Of them
calling ~ the JOY OF his heart I'D M think 700
cCull DO l., mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

SOApISG the LADlES.-N l,nln the last mnrty
di~s over thousand customers haze bsen nses oi
FFLE's .. ~ s)tP livery woman that tries e ts1 hsE
-.lls of - Ell y 10 ssyiug seor iBd e1Pelse hps
ilrls t1otler and the o. O.. u.is al- mlsae s VIZ ~
8l.locs more. Sold By Crocsfs eyeywLeIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

WFSCOrT-Ia Jer,ey City. 90 Wsdns.d.y evening So-.
lg st8ocgcE samuel Ws-c5lt ia Zoe iOh ysa Of h.
oss VI .as iglssal Vii - 7en in ton0rfols'- pa2ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
THE RECONNAISSANCE OF BEAUFORT.


Hardly bad our troops gos fairly ashore and re-
cured their footEold inside the fortifcanons than
reconnaissance of the river was resolved on, IL
having been reported that there We're sundry rebel
batteries, if not indeed some strong forts on the
banks Of the riyer up toward Beaufort.
This is pretty little phase about ten miles from
Pert Royal and it has fuctuating population that
ranges all along the scale from 800 $780, accord
ing 10 the season OF the year. 1t is great resOt for
the aristocratc planters OF the Palmetto State, who
in the Summer tafODg II, till its population resches
the higher figure named above. H. IL in fact sor,
Of Palmetto Newport or Rockaway; it il pear the
ssa aad the many beautiful islands and streams cose
bv afford ggeIt plenty Of game and ish and in
the proper Seasons the shooting fishing, boating,
sailing and bathing, are excellent
On Friday, the .SeminOle had run Up the river ak
miles, and bad met vita no distractions, bu, tie
hints Of some Of lbe prisoners gave rice 70 the belief
TIA. there we're souewheNe some batteries concealed
toet were intended 10 give ronb.e. Accordingly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

81 tho hattie Of Por Royal may be Get down az
s,vino eos. tho cOuOtry not Tess 'han $4,000
Reckooinc then. few items Of this battle dssiS
lDy Vim the Immense cost Of this feet 'Sbch Ass
r., nreo,,.ng since August las;, the pay OF the
.die,. ,bo value of ther food, and the expense Of
Tie two Loot vessels on very moderate scale It VIII
Ns seen that battles are an expensive amusement,
,yeu for q great country" A few, very few,
hems of the ezpouse Of the show would foo. Up
something ike tbis' ..
", f he vessels ~ 10 this dine 60o o0
neht o. ~, s,lse-s Lc no 10 This tine .,.., 6gtpn
vse Of ations yIned up this dlls..... ISOpN
v.ge OF olothug out up 10 ths time 100 90
U.Iae De- IVDo
VsiRo Of tbs Governor aud Peerless los On the Cath
Bne scale iot7
To,sl.................. ..........,.....S4s6 sos OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Port RoyL nov. 3, iiol
SIR: | have tie honor 10 report the following cas-.
uaties in The action OF yesterday in the capture VI
the bltterie. ~ Hilton Head and Bay Point:
WABAsH-Klllsd 1, Thomas ia, kson, coxswaio,
captain OF gun. Slightly wounded ALFRED
Hem sby seaman, ard Wm. Wall seaman.
SUsqUEHANSA-Kied ?, John r. Clark, Orderly
Sergeant aud William Price, second coal beaver.
Wounded. sefiou.y I-Samlel r. Smart, iirat-elas.
boy; wounded, slightly, 2-Painck DeYyer and
samuel Hlltrook, second grade.
PAyySEE.-Killed, two: John Kelly, orderly SER
Qesut and WIN. II. FitZhugh, tnt-class boy
Wounded elilhtly, three; Alfred Wasbbnrne, mas
ters mate; Jacob House, ordinary seaman, ana Pa
Trick Quinn, ordinary sernan'
MoHicAN-killed one, John A. Wh!tteuOre
T id Assi.tent Engineer. Wounded serlo9sly,
threw. Thompson, Isaac SeybGrn, Acting Mas.
ter and sherman Bacon, ordinary sesm9n
Wounded slightly fouI--Maylsnd CuthDeIt, Third
Assistant Engineer; John q. Pitmsn, Masters
Mate; John w. Townsend ordinary seaman, and
Charles Browne ordinary seaman.
BIEsyILLE.-Kilsd, twO-Patricb Michigan ana
Alexander Chambers wounded slightly, three
Peter Murphy, Alexander Frey, and Wm. Gil
christ.
SlNSoLr-A few slightly wounded; the number
not reported.
wounded sligluy, seventeen killed and wounded,
thirty-oue.
asyo bOuOr to BE- repeatedly youEp 2osds9s servant
3. r. UIFDNI.
Fl.s Oscsr, commanding o. : Atlantic BscaaiHy squadron
FLAo SAP WIBAsH, orr HlLI0s HEAD.t
POET RoTAL, NOV. 9, lti I
Ha GipEpS WELIEs:
SIR: Since writing my Official dispatches have
cent auaOoats % take possession OF Beaufort, and
protect toe inhabitants, bat regre, 70 say they 1aye
red euJ the town il abandoned 70 the Legros, Who
reported TO NE a. ia . lawlsss condition.
The i.hi vessels which Loted 10 nave mac9 pss
Il ,rsre da.troyed on the de.eri1n Of tie forts by
t1e rebel. The post-ofises were yisi.ei, and uull
b.r u documents, letters, etc., obtained. 4 have
covered SKULL Creek. The month Of Broad River aud
have en-. off this communication between Charleston
.ud "a snuaI.
Rs.ysc.f1ly your obe5iert servant.
3. p. DUPONT, Flss Ddcsg
C,Mlsltils a.. :. Alal.il squadron.
Tie following il an extract from public lel'e.
rom one Of Tie officers engaged in the lombard
msnt.
- an sTs cur sgccetf VII re.oise yOag hearts;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

RECEPTION or cAPT. BARNETT's COMPANY
IN WGRnxN.-The citizens Of Warren are
making extensive preparations for the re.
oeptiOn Of Capt. Barrett's Company, in the
NinsIesnth Regiment upon their arrival.
Capt Barrett is not only good Oihoer,
bat man very much respected in oil that
retion Of country, whore he is extensively
known. His company is composed Of some
Of the best young men In Trumbnll county,
and Il Is no. believed that any Of his men
would be guilty Of the mean acis which are
attributed 10 some Of them, and under
which they nov stand before the country
disgrsced. Upon this subject, the meeting
held at Warren last Saturday, to make ar
ransements for the reception, passed the
following resolution unshimOuslyi
On motion Of H. Harsh, cordial invita-
tiOn be extended by the citizens Of warren
10 Lieut.. Slratton and returned members
Of Capt Barretfs Company, who, IN opin.
ion Of this meeting, were censured without
cause, and denied the privilege Of an lnEes
tigation, in order TO satisfy the country q
their entire innocence Of any act that Wou'd
tend 10 mar the fair fame OF tie gallant
boys Of the true and tried 18th reglnenti' Z
| participate with US on this occasion
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

soHEEHAr Ex4ooERATED.-We al know
that heat has tendency to expand bodies )
and in view Of The Pre-sns highly inham
able state Of the Eeaissr, the statement
made this morning in lhis column that the
thermOneier registered 1874 degrees in the
shade may not be locked upon as stretched
beyond reason. However, perhaps under
the circumstances, it viii not be out Of the
way to strike Of say hundred degrees or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

WARREE RECEPTION COMMrTEE.-Prep-
Arations are making in Warren TO receive
Capt. Barrett's Company Of The 18th Regi-
ment in q creditable manner. A Commit
tee Of Escort, consisting Of che following
gentlemen, has been appointed to come TO
this city and accompany them home; W..
RiteEel, Captain W. 7. Brown. D. B. Gil
more, J. b. Watson, G. r. Hubt, Warren
Packard. Two bands viii be brought by
the committee. l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

70 Hon. A. h. Lewis, Of Akron, lite
editor Of the Summit County Beacon, and
formerly State Senator from the Summit
and Portage District, has been aPpOihted
Lv the Governor, Probate judge, Of summit
County, vice Judge William ~. Dodge de-
ceased. Mr.. Lewis is Eell-Fead lawyer,
a. we'll % an accomplished scholar, and By
his experiences and qualifications well fitted
10 do honor 10 the position. Il is good
appointment well bestowed, and We con-
Srstulate our friend on its attainment.-
banana Democrat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

ANo4aER RuaAwAF.,-A team of Mr..
NeltleiOn of Chagrin Falls, attached to a
heavy wagon, broke away from the foot
Of Superior street this forenoon, and ran
furiOusly up the street Wh,rs they fetched
up, or what damage was done, We are not
informed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

TIE WoUsDED N THE FIRsT MICHIeAE
REGINEET.-Adjutsnt General Sanger and
Commissary D. A. Wise, Of the First Mich
gan Regiment came in on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad this morning,
having in care two officers in the Regi-
ment who we're wounded in the fight at
Bulls Bun, viz. : Capt Graves, Of COnPa-
nyK Who was wounded in the leg be-
tween the knee and thigh, and Lieutenant
Warner, Of Company L, Who received a
wound in the thigh. Private TainOr, Of
Company K, vas also with the party.
We learn thst he vas slightly wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

FEAnsrERs AID ,BLAcKsMITHs. - Major
w. F. Caray sent forward on the Cleveland
aud Pittsburg cars this morning, sixteen
teamsters and two blAcksmiths. pestinR-
tiOn, to Gen. Banks Division, ,uear HarPer's
Ferry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02


BLAcKBERRx WIHE--The American Ag-
Eicuiturist gives The fOIOuing receipt for
making Blackberry Wine:
Take the ripe berries, picking out de
eayed ones, and press out the juice through
q close linen cIolh- To each quart Of juice
add one quart Of water, in which is dis
solved two pounds of good white sugar
second quality, or g B. sugar answers
we'll Put into glass bottles or stODe-wsre
juge, and cover the mouth with millinet or
suv open woven cloth to admit air and
keep out insects. Set in The cellar for six
months, more OF less, and then pour of
carefully from the lees, into clean bottles,
and cork up for use as wanted. For large
quantities, clean oakeH barrels may be
used, covering the bung With millinet. L
is net essential TO rack of The wine until
wanted for use or for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
SALE-PURsUAET

MASTER'S SAL E.-PURsUAN
lVf to the command Of . decretal order Of jsalC
from the Court Of Common Please Of Cuyahogs
COUNTY, At the SUIT Of william u. Hayes and Others
aRanst John Greenbrier and others, 70 directed
shall expose Tor sale at public auctiOn, Ht the dool
Of the Court House in the City Of Cleveland On tht
hdh dag Of July, ls6l, At three O'Clock P NJ the
following described premises, situRto in the town,
ship oil Brooklyn, in the county OF Cuyebogls an1
stste Of Ohio, and being u af part Of the City OF
Olegelsnd, formerly called Ohio City, and kuOWn e.
iots nuubers twenty -one and twenty two in 4aeOt
Perkins's subdivison Of part Of fhe southeastern
portion Of original lot No my in said township Of
brooklyn, each Of said lots being my fest Tont on
HENRY @. ABBEY,
Lore, Prenfia Master DOInmir.
Pifs iunez-3f2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
Ann LOuiss Allen, By
her next friend, Col
lius MOIss, Rodney Court OF Common Rleass
& H.MA.heWs, Catherine CuyahOgA County.
y. Oakley, and others-

=. Oakley, and others-
THE SAID RODNEY FL. MATHEWS
q lie sfats or Ohio are noted that toe aid plain
h on the 55th day Of June, 1861, hied in said Court
her petfriOn aEaiust them and Samuel Maihswa, q
resident OF the county Of Lake in the State Of Ohio,
and Others stating in substance, that the ID day
q Aagast, - 1 t ls 4 ISstbs1 1b6Ss is
she thea was praytng = Be divorced nom hin ior
the cause Of adultery with Ona Lucinda Milisi and
That I'D Court, at the November term thereof
1851 ordered the said Rodney 70 pay her $50 as ali
then d ls58 said cause tried and decree enter
cd Annulling sAid marriage and granting hsT alino-
Edition to The sid sum o $50 which snmt Wers By
aaid decree made charge upon the real estate o. the
in this csss riher states that the sad Rodney, AZ
ter the Ming OF said petition Tor divorce 20 pre-
Tenf ths collection of such reasonable alimony s.
ne Court should decree 20 hfr, on the trial Of sail
bT ant Claim deed one equal laoiety Of the foIloV
inF q scrbed real 6stats, stute in said county, to
TIE "a, SamHel Mathews, to wit; known e. bsing
paFt Of original lot 30 s. in the City Of Cleveland
nsr Of said lot on the 5Outhery line Of the Public
square; running thence gOuthery with the easterlJ
with fhe northerly line u Champlafn street 81 seets
thence no-therly at right angles VITA Sham Pialn
gtrsst to the Public Square, thence estery with the
Public SQuara 81 feet 70 The place Of beginning. Al
so that the aaid samuel Mathews reeiF said deed
l9I the iois R15goss a. I S9 5 pftms- - bTo1d IL
reach Of the plaintif and 70 deiraud her.
said petition fqrther siases that daring ne pen
deney of said petition Tor divorce the said eamnels
at ths request Of the said RodneT, and ior the pur
pose Of more seetuay pla ing said premises beyond
fhe reach Of said deere for alimougt oEtgaged the
MD real estate 20 the sad atherine y oakley,
Who said petition aissrs bad nOtiee q the traudu-
ieut intentions Of the said Rodney aud samuel
ms prayer Of said psistun iH. that the said Omit
Claim Deed, from the said kodney % the sid Sam
mel be set aside Is fraudulent that said mortgage,
ifscnd to have been reoiVed IN good lath, b post
poned to the said decree Ot the PLAINTIFF and that tbs
Ssii preTaises % corRsYed % sid saIsi Be sold b
order c said Court; and that the proceeds Of said
sale Be applisd-lst, % t1e payment Of the amount
due on aid decree aud costa entered IN favor Of
ths palntd and that the residue abide the order of
Esid C0tnlf-
Ibe 5Afd Eodnoy b. Mathews and Catherine ~
OakieT are also notified that they required %
answer said petition or before the slst day Of Au
gust, ISL 3. b. AXTELL,
junelSa AttoTney for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

Ono cASro1.-Out Of the six batteries
70 be raised in this State, two win prOba-
bly, be enlisted IN this city. They will be
Of four guns each, and viii be in charge
Of competent and experienced men
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

"a The article which appeared in Tie
edition Of yesterday afternoon, relative to
the heavy earnings Of the Cleveland and
Erie and the Buffalo and Erie Railroad,
was inserted BY mistake. Il contains some
errors which have been heretofore cor
rectsd in this paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
THE GhATENbEkd
UTERINE CATHOLICON

which Is offered a. q certain cases sccompa-
nied with the following symptoms: irregularities,
Weakness, FAintness, Deranged Appetiter salloW
CoId Iands and Feet BlOaatings, Fsvarfshness, Esu
rsigia, PalpitatiOn OF the Heart, Dizziness, heFv
business, Headache, Rs5tleesneas, Disturbed Sleep,
Pain in the SPINE and beTUoon the Shoulder, Acid
StOmsch, Hausea, IndigestiOns Difdcult Passing Of
Urine with heat or snarting, Isching, Burning or
Irritation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmsre, Dis
sir Hystsries, Anxiety. BED feee HeEyous fWitch-
10 Z Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, DeprRFed Appetite ,Flatulences Bloated and
: ngulAr Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams Pains IN the
y .rino Organs NgEnbness and Pains in the binlbs,
Eoss Of tue Memory, BsWileermsnt, Soreness IN the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

pS The steamer Western Metropolis
came in this morning from Buffalo, with a
fine load Of passengers aud 3 good freight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
B0NF TFgTTMONY.

In this connection We oHsr IeW testimonials:
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when On my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the disease for which you advertise Marsalfs Ute
riDe CathOIcon as cure. have sdyisod ts use and
II haa 06sctad oomDlets cure wherever it has been
Tiaei Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.