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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
PIANOS.
MUSIC. &c. &c.

EylIE subscriber, after returning thanks to their
q friends in Edgcfcld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform ;hetn that they still continue to keep
on hand u large assortment Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-29
The Agricultural Bureau before
Congress-.

The Southern Congress has placed the
stamp of Its disapproval upon the old
United States agricultural feature of the
Patent Office. So we supposed it would,
AZ least for the present. In the course of
the debate, Mg. WRITER'S of South Caro-
lima took occasion to make some remarks.
urging that the very considerable expense
Of publishing annual Agricultural volumes
was no; followed by corresponding hene'
!ils. He drew his inference from the ex-
l.vrieucc OF the /. S. government in this
business. IN conclusion, Mr.. WITHERs
said lie had planted the seed sent him
from the United States Agricultural Blu.
reaa, but all that came up was some tur
nip seed, which was of no account. Ii
any gentleman had in his own experience
derived bcncGt from these seed and would
so state to the body, he would be einclined
to withdraw his objection.
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, said the Agri.
cultural BHrr;tu was most unmligat,d d
humbu5. Not only was it throwing mo.
ncy away, but it led to the appointing Of
a Bureau to come into competition with
the seed stores of the country. Besides.
the lrankirg privilege WAS abolished. and
there woGid be no facilities for the distri
button OF these seed. Sometimes rare
seed anl rare cuttings were brought from
abroad. but in til" main their intrulucti"n
never compensated for the expense. II"
h!p2,| the section would be stricken out.
Mr.. BEooisE. have not said IL Wore!
about seed. His clause simply makes
slnaii appropriation, not ont nt the Treas.
ury, but ont q: tI!: Patent Office fund, aid
whl:, ;,"ar, i<tilc difference ?-?:p. ADV.
Tor The plroo'c" .! collecting the statistics
anl i.;i;o.nrl'i"n thu: w:!l be valuable t'
til. i,.,,p,e. d" n"s propose t" publish
it. y thousand do,iars woald not a'iswrr
for tistt purpose Il did. 1t Is simply {"
have '''c Information IN the Patent Oiilcr.
where Persons "cSlrons OF obtaining IL
NAY g. Tor that purpose.
Mr., iltmph:'l, OF lexas. agree with
the remarks OF The 5cllliclnal! from Mis-.
si.SipP these ralcnt oiilcc i:eporis
nave been very valuable ana acccptab:c
t" iise people OF the country have dis
tntaie! great many, ana have received
many letters of 'iiahkS i"r tle book.
lave received more thanks for that book
THAN amy other have sent t" my co#stit.
u..,;.s. Not because of its intrinsic val.
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Nv EQUITY
Juliana Howard,

JuIlhnl HOWaru,
.,.rs rs WJorD;.e"rcry,
William 5. Howard, P"niiion. .iccm,
George D. Ti!lman. and E,EcE.
Felix C. Mckinney ct al.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that the Defend
a ants in the above stated case, Felix G. McKn-
hey, Julius n. Mckinney, Buylis +. Mckinney,
Alfred Lafayette Mckinney, Margaret Amu Dates,
Levi Dates, Ellen J. Dates, Anderson J.. Bates,
Eliza B. IGamm, James IIamnl, and Martha Earle
Lee reside beyond the limits Of this Sirtc On
motion nf Mr.. AryEY, Cumplainaul's Solicitor, 1t
i: ordered that the said Defendants 4" ic and a-
pear in thi. Honorable Court, within three months
from the publication hereof, ard licad, answer or
irmur to this bill, or Judgment iro conic.,o ill
ae rcEdcrc,l against them.
Z. W. C.iRWIIE, c..:r.n.
Mar lS, 1861. I'm II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

The committees appointed for the recsp-
ton Of The Grays met at the call of the
Chairman lass evening, Jaly 2sd, At the
Grsyf ArnOry, Gen. A. 3. SANFORD in the
Chais.
Report Of previous meeting read and sp-
proved.
A resolution was then offered BY Mr.. T.
q. Oakley, aThat the Gsrmaa committee
appointed tor the reception Of the Cleveland
Artillery, be requested 70 cooperate With Us
in the reception Of the Grays.P Resolution
was passed and Mr.. Oakley was chosen to
notify said committee Of tue action taken.
On motion; q committee Of one from The
citizsns and each military COMMITTEES were
appointed to report to The meeting plan Of
action.
The following constituted the committee:
VIM. Bingham, Citizens Cons R. R. Her
rieE, Cleveland GrAys; E. P.Ingersoll, Perry
Infsasy; John Nsvins, Light Guards N.
L. Paddock, Gray Cadets; W. W. Andrews,
sprAg1e Cadets.
The committee retired for consult ltation, and
upon returning reported as follows;
,Rss0lUs5, That 3 public reception be Civ
en- TO the Cleveland Grays and ARTILLERY
thst Gen. SANFORD be appointed Marshal I;
that the various committees here repre-
seRted be requested to appoint one or more
from their number as a Reception and In.
vitation COMMITTEES. that public banquet
be given to the Cleveland Grays and Ar.
tillery upon day subsequent 20 their Rr.
rival, to be determined by Committee Il
be appointed for the purpose. --..-
The report was unanimously adopted.
A Committee Of Finance was then ap.
pointed, consisting Of Amasa Stone, Jr.
and Wm. Bingham, from the citizens com
mittee, Vim. Hart, Compsny B ClsvelsnS
Grays, B. P. IngersoIl, Perry Infantry, 10
Ssph Merritt Gray Cadets, ". s Chamber
lain, spragus Cadets, W Buchanan, Ligb
Guards, 3. s. Stevens, City Council n
Thiele, from German committee, Mrs J. A
Harris, from Ladies' committee.
The Reception and Invitation committe'
were appointed as follows: Amasa Stone
Jr, H. F. BrayIou, Oitizeas' Com; His Hon
or the Mayor and l. O. Masters, Council
Ell. Doid, Graysi Geo. L Hayward, PER-.
Infautry John Nevins, Light Guards "
W. Andrews, Sprague Cadets Thos white
head, Gray Cadets; Esq, Hessenmuellel
German COMMITTEES. 4H0 Z
The Committee on Banquets BOLIVIA
Belts Z. A Pierce, 7. q. Oakley and JOl
Perkins, citizens COMMITTEES ; R. R. He1
rick, Cleveland Grays; Capt. William T
Eeyins, Light Guards; Captain ". d. Hay
ward, Perry Infantry; Captain NJ. L. Pat
dOok, Gray Cadets; Captain ]. R. ssnfOrt
spragus Cadets T. Nicola, German CON
mittsej 7. N. Bond, Council and ali th
committee Of ladies appointed BY Ladies
Aid society.
Moved and carried, that Gen. Sanford /
requested to add to this COMMITTEES, if b
deem it necessary.
Adjourned subject to esH Of the Ghai
man. AS. SANFORD,
d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

Associate Temple Of Good TemPlars.
This body, composed of degree members Of
the Order in this county, met at Independ-
ence yesterday. The attendance was good,
delegations being present from many of
the towns. The Subordinate Temples we're
generally reported in fourishing cOndi-
tion. A proposition to enlarge the mem
bership Of the Temple, by admitting those
who had not taken the dsgees, was refer
red to a committee to report at the next
meeting. The committee on plan of
operations for vigorous enforcement Of
the liquor laws, &C., were instructed to re-
port at the next meeting. 41,a
The following preamble and resolutions
we're adopted and ordered published:
WHEREAS, The present are exciting times,
in which public feeling is easily diverted
from the interests Of our cause and Or
der, therefore,
RssoIvsd, That We believe it to be the
special duty Of every member to keep his
Temple alive and interesting in its meet
iBgs, and 10 spare no effort to maintain the
organization in the midst Of sll disadVan-
tageous circumstances.
ResolUsd, That in times like these we re-
gard that feature Of our order granting to
woman full and equal privileges, as espe-
cially of benefit and advantage, and that
we entrest them to act as q Home Guard
for the maintenance and protection Of our
Temples. 1a ltt-a
ResoEDsd, That with the return of peace
to our land We have great reason to hope
for renewed activity in the propagation Of
temperance principles, trusting that by
the arbitration Of war an overshadowing
and vexAtious question viii be removed
| from our political arena.
q Remarks were made by Rev Mr.. Conant
Messrs. L c. Pratt, NOrville, 0'Brian
Clancy Spencer Strong, Vaughn, and
others. 4
j EFbs sististies Of the Order in this coun.
/ ~ exhibit = membership Of about eight
hundred persons, nearly half having taken
The degrees. =
After very agreeable and harmonious
session, the Temple adjourned to meet a
Olmsted Falls, on the third Wednesday in
0osOber, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

Rrla cfFfeFEuco In Aoalt0n NJ tNaffeus IN
-- SIXTH DAr--JuzT "a.
Conference opened ss usual, B. o. PlipP-
ton leading the exercises.
The Tract COMMITTEES reported assets
amounting 70 $5e5 % Expenditures $4O4
o.; balance on $50 81. .ra
Missionary Committee reported an IN
crease of Missionary funds. Adopted
The Stewards made hual report, sssess,
ing the amount Of s2,O65, 70 be raised for
supsrannuated preachers, widows and or
phans for currsn. year, and disburs'd
Si,oes, tho fund Of last year.
The Sunday School committee made q
report showing the number Of Sunday
schools to be 44s, officers and teachers
6,1ll, scholars, 2s, ,s42, volumes in library
rs, 1872; expenses Of schools, ss,oe62Ot
amount raised for benevolent purposes
S27s, 90; conversions, 400,
The committee on the charge against A
K. Hammond, reported fAvorably, and h'
passed, n TO II.
Presiding Elders and Preachers we're ap
pointed a committee to examine candidate
/ for the ministry on their charges.
i The circulars Of the Baltimore Confer
enoe we're taken up, and disposed Of anal
/ IL, by an indefinite postPonement, unanl
mously.
Resolutions Of thanks 10 the oiti1ens {
Warren, and the Railroad Companies, Wer
passed unanimously. a laf-
! After singing and prayer BY Q. kings
ley, the Bishop announced the sppoin
ments, and Conference adjourned.
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8eaal @atitEs.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COuRE--Qn she ist daT q Au-
sust 1881. st 10 O'clock A. ~ On The premiss 3 lH
ne taurnship OF Rogaisen. CnTahcga COUNTY Ohlos
Wi he sold 70 the highest iidd-r tue following De-
scrlbsd Real Estate, - the prcpeitg o ne uiinor
heirs OF Hiram BroWn n vii: situate IN sald to- n
ship OF Royaiton. and "a known part q section
No I5 aud bounded and described a. f1ll0Esi he-
shining on thu east lins Of section l3 - ne 5o-
essf corner of hands deed.d b. Lewis dove 10 IL
liam ". Brown; thence EOrth II west alorg l1e
section line 6chains 81 links st8ei lence noffn
$50 west chafns 81 links 70 a 5tstes thence sou
l5So eass chsins 81 lnks 10 slakfi thence nouth
80 east chains n links TO the place Of beglnni1
and contains five (5} acres Of aEG, more o. lafa-
Appraised az ~t65.
Terms Of sale-s50 cash down at the day of 5als
and the balance 10 one year ron aaid day q s.e
OIev land, July ls, 1851. syIs:S45 Guardian
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H4a-vonn.T .TTnmhnll Oo.o

..isv that 4 ~ -, - ssii,S ~ Il u Il.
arRlsnberE u ecines for the past year and can tr-
u say that have never offered any medicines to ths
public that have NET with the decided hpgrobation
81 the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oatholicon. They viii psrfOrm all and more than 10
promised for them. l have sold about hfty bottlee
results In every case. J. IL. o. JOHNSON,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
THE CITY.

J.E. WHEEIzR IS DE4p.-J. W. Wheeler,
Of this city, received a dispatch this afer-
noon that bis son, J. E. Wheeler. Of the
Cleveland GrsyS who was wounded 10 the
battle on Sunday, died this morning at Al
exandris.
Ris body viii be here tomorrow eve
ming. We have no PaFtioulars Of his
death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

nERead what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Graien-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. is phy8icinn Of extensive
practice and one of the most successful In the c0un
u (Trun bull In which he resides; -.t % 8
saThiB csrtifea that have used the GTRlsnberg'a o
alB ard Marahallss Catholieon, sgld heno b. b. q.
johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull eoun ty, Ohio, March Z, 1887.
Sold By DEuggists and Medicine Dealers through
oat the country. Tor Medicines or Agencies, 3D.
lress 81. y. kAHGSLEI, Cl5Fsiand.
lsnSd&W General A Agontfor Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

r. Oakley, and Others -,- 4 - F-r
THE- SAID RODNEY II. MATHEWS
and Catherine T. OAkisy, who are non-residents
tia on the 18Th day Of June 1851 died In said court
her sSfition against them ana samuel Mathews, 8
~ hsTs tiS n sudstssss that On ths "a day
ofAugust, ls5 sks Hled IN ssid ooort her petition
Sh s5en va prayipg e bs divorced irom him for
the cause Of sdultsEy with one Lucinda Mills, and
That li aid Court, at the HoTsnber tsTn thsrsoi
1851 ordered the aad Rodney to pay Der $50 e ALI
nony Pgnaing s9pit, aa lael p ne ne ssI
"a hnnullina said marriage and granting her alimo-
ny against the said 8odnsy IN the sum Of zoo. N
addition to the said sum OF sl5os which srt we're y
said decree made charge the real estate Of the
eaid Rodney, situate in sad county Ihe petitiotl
Ter the Ming Of szd Istition for divorce, 70 pre-
vent the eotleeti0n Of sach reasonable allmony as
the Court shold decree to her, on The trial Of sad
cause, without confederation, pretendsd 10 convey
by qut claim deed, enc equal mQiey Qf the folsoE-
Shs ~, samuel mafhsNis 10 Wit. knoEn A. hsng
paFt q orginal los No. g in the Ciy q glsvelaad
nsr Of said lOt on the southery line oi the Public
square; running thence southsry With the eas.erlE
with he northsry line 81 Camplain street s. ieet;
thence northerly At right angles with lhalnpain
i5s9s M 'S dss inc y & q III rs SSs 81 bsSinS,S AZ
so that the sAa eamuei Mathews reesiyee sd dsed
ior me goe Parposs q sls44s i4 sis -, - ti ~
reach Of the plaintiff, and 70 defraud her.
Mid nefiffc1 lurther 1iE67i lnet luflua Ale t4u-
deucv Of aid Fetition for diVoros, the said sdue,
al ne request Of the said Rodney, and for ne pr
pose Of mora ssd premises oeyoEd
fhe sach on said deere Tor aimony, uortgaeed the
ia al estafs ne sdld catherins = Oakley,
ho .sd geSsio3 sssss hss st RStiss s e tes Eindn
q he prayer OF said petition "a, thal 1lid Omit
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney % t1e SAD sam
uel Be set aails ftnduleuti that SAID mortgages
fffound TO have been received in good ath b post
Bonsd 70 the said decree of tbs plnl and that The
md premses % con4eFed 10 said samuel, be cold By
ordef oisaid Court; and that the pFoeeeda % said
anle be applied-lst, 70 the payment Of the amount
due on said decree and costs entered IN avor Of
the paiatG end that the residue abide the oldar Of
The BaId Rodney 81. Mathews and Catherina y.
Oakley are also notified that they are required TO
answer said petition OF before the slst day Of Au
gust, iefl.. /. i .-.-. - B.AATELL,
iune2I.3T Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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8rass foundry.

TAMEs 81. ODELL. BRASS
ID FOUHDEh AND HAEUEACTDRER q
Bra1s Work oi sYsry description, No. IS Union 81.
asyF doom fran Superior street, Cleveland Ohio g.
b prepared 70 furnish ali kinds Of work used fol
Steam, Water or Gas, and al the VRriou1 aTficlas
used n the Plumbing Buaines8 Beer Pumps OF al
Kinds made and r1raiEod. Bras O1lLlng 1oEe daily
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RSHATIjS UTFRINE CITHOITCOg
un1rE rF0rIlrnNY..

In this connection We 0nHr IeW testiusonial8i
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
oircnit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which You advertise MGrshals Ute
riua Oatholicon cure. have adEilsd itl use and
h haS edeoted conElete cure wherever Il has been
nas.d. T7'77 80 Rev. PETER SHARP
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

SHOOTING AT HIS WuH.-ThOmas Con-
nally was arrested this morning by officers
Gallagher and ]. Frank for shooting At his
wife with q pistol. They live on Erie
street, a short distance from the Medical
College.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

FRON LAKE sUPERIOR.-The superior
steamer Cleveland arrived here at 81 O.
clock last night. She brought down 800
cedar posts, 75 tons iron ore, and % tons
of pig metal. sfrfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

MASTEk'S SALE.-PURsUAEI
lNl to thu command Of q decfstal ordeE of ,salC
from the Court Of Commoa Please Of Cuy ahoge
County, at the suit Of William p Hayes ana Others
against John Green brisr and othera to directedi
shall expose for sale public auction, at the dooI
OF the Conrf House in ne City Of OfaFeland tho
9Th day Of July 1861, at three O'Clock p. M,t the
following described pramissss situate IN the town
shin Of Brooklyn, in the county Of CryahOga,- and
stale Of Chic and being IN that part Of the CITY Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots nnfnbers twenty one and twenty two IN Jaeot
PsrkfnBs subdivision Of part Of the eonth e9sern
portion Of original lot No fty in said township Of
rnohlyn esch Of Eaid lots being hfty fest front on
- HEHR7 G.ABBET,
Loren Proptis Master COmm'r.
pIfa iuna33f2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

THE RIscoNsIE REGnENT.-The Wiscon-
sin Regiment arrived at Toledo at o'clock
this morning and at 9 we're still there
They viii reach here probably abOpt s this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

=FRAIHs.-The trains we're unusu-
ally large this morning on the Southern
and Western roads. The Lake Shore car
ried ont Eve oars, full. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

PERRT IEFANTRY.-You are ordered 70
appear in uniform ct the ArmOry at ~ P.
n. to-day for street parade.
Pm OgIIR. +.
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8Fralrtrs.

COLT'S AND OTHER REVOLV-
AJING Pistpld double and single RoWllnR pieces,
kifies, Ammunition aud sporting paratus In great
variety cheap. AlBo-courUy' b EishlnR Tackle,
such a. Rods, Heels LiDess uookss Flies, &C., Ac
Reed Fish Poles IN any quantity, ~
= d. HATTkhS Ley rs Gun Store,
1G3 Superior It,, CieYaland, o.
y aitfng neatly txecutsd. e-1s--Eiyn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

nA-WeRiEa Ensrial attsntson 70 our
RETAIL STATIoNERY DEPARTMINT.
our selections efPAPER, EEVRbOPEs, &C., are
nnds from tbs best in the mhrkat- Iuneis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
KEaal AotiEEs.

John orowen, In Attachment.
The Merebsnt.s Fire In Before g. q. Benhsm, J..
suranee Conpanys Phil Poi ClsEel.s5,dl "a CuSa'
sdelphia. hoga county, Ohle,,
ON. THE 9Th DAY OF JULY.
Z 1851, an order ofatfaehmeat zee issued IN this
action for the sum OF Two Hundred fYsnt g-nine and
6O-liU dollars and the set f0r hea-ing before
said Jus ce at bis Ocs in the city Of Cleveland on
the 2fth az Of August 1851.
cleveland. Jaly u, I6sl:3l6
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
Mortgase, made snd dated February 5th, ls5l,
By n. BasFle to me, On the property de5cri ped %
low to secure the paymant Of certain lud gI1onti
recorded in the Court Of Common Pleas Of DuyanOga
County and the costs therein in my favor agaipst
said 81. Baskie. Said judgment being for ti6s ,S4
Plaintiffs costs, S5,55l73.40, Eith interest iron
December 2Oth, 1859 / have taken possession oti
and shall oerfOr sale at public auction on the fth
day Of June, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A VI one cine Fac
tory one steam Engine Ia said Factory, aud al pei
taining thereto, . lOt Of Bones and sbont 3 harres
Of Glue, and q lot Of materials for manutactuIlne
Glue, being the property 90 mortgaged 70 ne, SAD
Glue Factory being known as Baskle'B Cline kacto-
", and situated Oh the Lake shOre, N the mort D
east corner Of Rookport township, and said salaE1i
take place AZ said Clue Factory.
NJ % rurraasT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

lake ERIE PAPER COMPLY,
4 Maluhcturer8 81 PBIHIIN0- AID BOOK
HAREB, are nov prepsrai % supply All oTdaI1 uifh
uD6ri1r gnEllsg d FaQsr md cn lIyoraf iarl.
49,, ii II II - - q z, - -. K,
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nj TIOE-THE CRRD1ToRs or

mi % 7 20 E.-IHE CREDITORs or
IN WILLIAM FIeKE, and ali lotlers interest
ed Wi take notice that !, the SUBSCRIBER hATe BEEN
appotnted b tbe Jodg8 o. the frooats Court IN
fbe sSid Niliisrn fiste. n the room q George a.
Burri4t, regl71ed, and that ] have given bail and
have entered upon the dufies q saia trust, 4ney
viii also fne ucfica that All claims aGer9t te said
william fiske, INST Be presented % ne ~ ny OF
rs In the city Of Cl8Felandi Ftrlnea ocll4ltR .
law for allowance or reiecuonl on or pelqre tie mi
~ - ---s' - -. IOSErH s. GRANHIa d
irlro-..s Aa.iznaa Of Mm- EilEa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

IQRI TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OUls the success of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles in acoordanee
With the great natural laws ind9eea their
she Ls9isiAture BY the title Of ia Y GkAl EABEBe
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The eontinued success q
pom public conhdence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
om pairing their success with medical academies al
90 chartered 6y public authority gnsolieted tsstl
msndatory notices in the leading public iournals,
bear witness TO tho medical skin and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
stitution thus assuring the public that among the
many unWort ny advertisers Of the day. tn SkksA-
reliable and trust9orthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health to the addiet and all Who are suffering
may address them viz sntire eonndepc =
this Institution are lneidly set forth N IHk
ENBEKG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inyal1able
fore sold the nominal price Of B cents tor which
sum It b mailed Tree 70 any part Of the country.
drsn and the more obscure and chronic plafnts,
as well the common diseases incident 70 this coun
nv have received the attsntfdn Of this Insttution,
aud IL s enough to say they have proved themselves
flIy comDeteut for the great trusts Which the public
fSsfr series of Meaicinss embraos sieve 1i5ereat
remedies adapted 70 different diseases With inmate
directions soeompanying each 3rtieie. Ihe Medi-
many Females afhicted with disease, Il
- -.E- TIE GRkSEHBERG r.-g.
EARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOLICOR,
which is offered as certain cers cases aocOmpa-
MED with ths following symptoms irregularities,
Weaknesst Eaintness, DerEngsd AgpetiteB sslloW
Oomplexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
old Hands and Feet BloaatingB, Feverishness, Ne1-
ragiA, PelPitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, EeEy-
ou6nesg, Headache, Restlos5neB9, Disturbed Sleep,
FIushes ofths Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain IN the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Eansea, Indigestion, Dildeult Passing Of
Urine With heat Or smardng, itching, Burning OF
Irritation 70 the Uterine Organs, hightmAro, Dis
y Ir Mysteries Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous Twitoh-
IN
ness, DepraVsd Appetite ,flAtulence, Bloated and
p nRzlar Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In ths
l.. crime Organs, Humbnesg and Pains In the Limbs,
Loss Of the Mo1dorYt BsEilderment, Soreness In ths
Feet. -----l-.. .s.