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alsu.al AaruI.h Of a DaeIIls..

A correspondent Of the Portland Ne, Argus,
writing from Wisconsin, At the ,esidenoe of
General Jones' who acted as second in the
-.f j = u ~ r..I III Tx. q l-
Cilley duel, says:
Learning was from Maine the General
alluded % the affair, and expressed admiration
fOF Ar. Cillsy, and deep regret for the unhap-
py termination Of the issue Itmay not be
geserally known that the latter portion Of the
lite Of the murderer was unhappy In the ex-
treme. Graves died the victim 70 regrets and
the most horrible Of horrors. 2 Two years he
passed in sleepleas nights, with rooms lighted
and watching friends, whom he WIS unWill-
ing 70 have for 3 moment leave his presence.
he consumed the hours Of the night in walk
ing to and fro. in frightfni starts; in moans
and groans and tears and wild ordinations
Al length worn out with mental anguish,
grief unmitigated, and wasting watehfulness,
the unhappy man expired. This had it from
the lips OF a clergyman, his neighbor; tins
was avenged the names ofthemurdered Cilley
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

Dissrsion Of Red River---Ir Proposes 90
Blogs % the Gulf By n New Channel
It has for some years been evident that by
a sure and rapid pro, spsss the connection be-
tween Red River and the Mississippi is being
eutiof The effect Of the complete consum-
mation Of this progress now going on with
extraordinary and alUTming rEpidity, will be
to divert Red River into the Atchafalaya,
which affords channnl for its waters and
compels it to 6oW 70 the Gulf st BerRick's
Bay. Thus the whole Of the immense and
productive region lying in the valley Of Red
River VII snffer the embarrassment Of being
shnt of from Communication with its natural
market, while New Orleans will lose the rich
trade which theTiver country annually pours
into her lap. These contingencies are not
remote. They viii surely happen within q
few yesrs if something be not done 10 obviate
them. For some years past the connection
between Red River aud the Mississippi has
been growing more and more precarious till,
Ia low water, il is almost entirely lost. In
the high water season the volume Of water
which pours down the Atchafalaya exceeds
the hOW Of Red River, as the Mississippi
actually backs up through Old River 30 that
the current sets from instead of into the main
stream.-M o. Delta.
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ExPEDITIoUs.-The London fDaily Tele
graph" announces that in few daysit it Will,
from its own Office, communicate by tele.
graph with It's correspondents and reporters
at the House of Commons, the Courts, the
dock railway stations and every town in the
proEinces. It viii be effected by the use Of
Wheatstone's new apparatus (which we have
describes in our gossip Of pteyiona date, Of
an eleetro-uiagnetic character, simple, cheap
and easily worked. An automatic printing
machine is also to be connected Withit, which
will produce five hundred letters per minute
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

NONNUHPTIYE9-

] n "
a. equai and lornal circalafieu of the blood /.
aeelte. An g1norIsi. fhs5 a - ~, - aEces1ivl
% dohclent circulation or Blagnal0n of f bool q
ssass b If ,4sgsI e ihs tlgS I.
-. y ~. hianeJas inhamnlEfion o. ihs IlnT8,
f.,s5s ~ ~ Iseart, ae, 3 The sane eaalos Eil
lgfing Az minor f9rmg ~ dl.saae1. 70 di1on7rr a
sf,si1 eSls ss1, oE l5o.g eissases the ai gT,ai
ellate Hpr eeniuriei & has Zen 4 iiiff-r ~ ,11h
stndy snq1g selsntihe and medical men; ana Whiis
expended anon tbs enql.ry, u hss bssn IN = s6is
century among iis othar Hqadsrfal in5Iesso N
AckRoEle ledEinE that Lis q thS Sii d ihs Cfsator
ana thet in Him We liya and move and have our
= 9ot1li9a ~ csIan sb10ixis lsif1l atIuiE lie
. istlaesalig 70 nked cause which remove Or dss-
Analy4ia of ne rs9 eorDnscle, of TIE blood show
z, e2 pa9taa p ilgn, snlDhur : Phog prns.
large Proportion of oxygen.
0Hyfeu brpgght 10 contract Wiiha metal, evolves
ElscrricitE brought IN contact aith : mussular
hgsff callaa ii % contract RI .EU y
8 These iaetl being indispaishls, We have nov tEs
solution - - tie motor oT motiTs cover n ths
hfaTA Ile ogyge in che Air We breathe rorlinE IN
SIs5s NM Hs ;59e y As 5ea s9Tgssels' of ~
Withfhe heaft cals8 % 10 eoutlaeff aod tarrs ~
power which eEpel t1s bldod alad esaas h iinElng
eau,es o. QonepInguions DropgFt Paisy, Paralysis,
81 tiia5' Daheet Lgapsfsil, EpliebsY. FsFsr and
y
t4lning the iron, sulphur and phosphorus which
ollfea dele eieneg 81 eeclIcilg, end csuaequautlT
an abnormal cirsulation. Ihs blcod baoones oli1r5
and c1d1Y bronchial con aiui8 and rosrnfic1 en-
spe-the anngTsr hpcou-8 neTTqust aod subject q
rheullaiie lalna and nauralgia-cor nIliutl n lhe
LiEer sad Aidnegn SET Ia, N short, Almost fTorY
tye oi d5case bet Firant ffftr8 nay 81 traced u
tnie d slcenry ~ the blood, 81 the c5rprleI1s d
globulea. Old age causes dsifisuuf II etfrrsrlsa
a1d Wiile Ws dc not pratend 20 Say lhs Ne Tl if1-
covered the elixir vitl Eo do say that rlsIcsn ~
materially proieaged bJ the use of Cha 20 50
BLOOD ROOD s
which restores the red giobules and thu the nor.
mai circulation. C0n8umrti hfisuia of fdn.
sun mptiVea " sufferers from any organic disease N
mind reduced the atln .afd of fis 5is6 - dir,i,
ished BE- red globqleg; ladies' suffering any oi ths
distreisgs known e Hemais ComplaiRfs be persus-
deq inc . 'hlood Epo4'f cal cuEa Tou. IL "a euref
Ihnlanda % ocperatf clsaI where al hope hss bon
gEo1 ~. Do pot Islece itj do not threw sWaT FouT
eRly 9oge- The ilood Apod' q an unfsillne ram
An olsbortts tre5tiss, eIiryina out and fa1v 5roy
ing the theory adVaeced here % b c5frset VII b
mailed % any Interested uErty, On ne rsesff n f1
cent Stamps Blood Hood = sold bF ~ I1lI1,afa.
or where it cannot - had, viii aai1 2 botfiS7 ir
o. e1pen Tor =. Price, 8inFs b0ttle-gI Itiruut
lp IN o. llalsi IN yellow Wrappers-fhs old kind
IN small bottles IN red Wrappers having been don
agV Hill-ala 1aErll thas ~ aiufle rsfRnature II
church Dupont upon the f.es ol the Hrsp1erS
boHara Of coun ter1ait8 and imitafiona i
...-. Q. y. DUPONT, Sole Prpprisfor, I
- hold b. Wm. FI3KE. Drustisli GisTslsnd, o.
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SELF-FAarEEina DooR-CATcH.--T The FOL
lowing was couuived on a rainy day, by
one who was annoyed by the tapping Of the
small. bsrn-doof against the side Of the barn.
Push the door back against the side OF the
barn, and with an inch augef, bore hole
through the Misunderstanding and door the
anger striking the door an inch or two from
the edge, aud about midway from top 10
bottOm Fasten pin tightly into the hole
in the door, thin it little 50 as 70 pass easily
through The hole n The weather. boarding,
letting It extend through two innhes or more.
Cut a notch IN the upper side OF the pin,
large enough to receive wooden spring
Taper the pin from The lower edge 70 the
notch, so that the spring win Aide into il.
Fasien The wooden spring, made for the put-
pose, At a suitable distance, and Il is done
II door be accidentally left open, the first
gust Of wind VIII drive it bach, against The
side, and the spring in the inside sliding into
The notohlin The pin, fastens the door F.M
BAKER, Center County, Pa.-ApleTiean AQri-
eultEist. r .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

WOODS Han REsTOEAIIsE Unlike most spacif-
icst this Is proved, BY unim peachdhls evidence %
possess great efficacy as restorer of the hair 10 fts
pristine Figor- here the head had become almost
ead because Of sickness, the of this article has
produced beautiful growth Of thich, glossy hair.
u s Therefore valuable preparation All classes
Itl ingredients are such a. 70 oaactualy eraicate
dEnorun and other Impurities, Witch operate % In
guriousy % the hair. II also has curafive proper
te! Of another description In many cases Dimples
and other disnguru ments Of the skin disappear
wherever L t Is used. There Il no hazard Attaching
70 the trial ofthia remedy aud rs elects can only
Be benen jail as the compound # Il does not cause
manlie.t improTemant = incapable Of doing harm
a. is component elements are perfectly innoxi0us
-.Boston Transcripts April p, 1859.
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A GENUINE BOON.-fn our cap lcity a. q conductor
Of public Journal are called upon 70 sdVsrtise
the curealls o. the day, each Of which claims 20 Be
unadulterateo n it1 com position and iuialabe Ia
readers 20 detsrmine. In ona fu1fance, however
Prof. Mood'e Hair ksstoratiTo-We ere 90 well as
give Il or end0rsement - all that Is Inventor and
vendor claims it 70 BE-. It's eject upon fnlng bead
Of hlif u untForaally known 70 y magical Like
lime or Euaro On exhausted land it brinFl its crop
Wher8f6E applied. Our own thatch ia fortunately
healthy, but We adTise our frionda with spareelJ-
growing hair 70 try the Restorative Columbia sDy
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AYER,S sARSAPARILLA.
! GQMP0IINn REMEnY N

A COMPOUND REMEDY. DE-
"a SIGNED 70 B. the most snsctual ALrehafIVE
ias Ps4. San 3 @afs ;, u q tS t Q.
oez o. SIN greater allera.ige poWgr as % alrd
puted 70 cnre. Is Is bsiieFed thbt slcb Ersnody s
weuted b. those Who guler ron etrl1-gua com
plants, and that ene Ehieh VIII aecompllh their
cure mnst prove Of immense aergicf 10 this large
class Of our aflicted sllo-citi18nB 1ucol bloie-
~ this Compound viii DO h hss been proven b ez-
periment On many q the worst eases o be found in
the foliJWiug com plants:
sCh6FULa AN sCRoRuloUs C0nfIAIsIs, EEUr-
BLofcan, 1UuOEs, S6LT RuEung soiLD 3 Rad,
SYPHILIS ANn slFHIlrIlg AF11qllQNsi eERcU RIAL
DEBlLIrT, DTsPEPsfA ANn lAbidrs1Ios, EllsfE EI-ta,
EnaE on ST. ANfH0NT's fIREl and Indeed The ehole
elass 5f complains arising irOm inlBltiig q the
ETsi5 compound uIl b iound q I.1aat uroulotsr Of
n1ith, shen izssn m me s1rilsi ~ spsi ne ioul
the year. By thf timely e1pulsial ol them many
rankliag disoraers are nipped ~ the bud 4ulll-
selves from the endurance Of foul erupt os and NJ
cerous Sores through Ehic6 tho system VA strive
through the natural ehlnneil of tie bodT n AZ
tsraliys medicing gieanas oHt re Titlat5l bloof
The skin in pInIploas eru1iolz o. 11ras cleanse Is
when you md g obsirucied aud 1lrlgilh n the
iuRs win tell yea When. ETun Whers no lIrtieuiar
disorder tti Psops ENJOY better healEh- lnd i've
heaifhy, and al g Naii but with fhi5 ps5ulnm d
LIE disordergdi there can e no lasting eealth.-
Sooner later EolIll1IlI uINII ufIur.| |nun nnn
great machinery Of lio 5silorisrod or uIerfhroHn
Sarasparills has, sud dcleEFes mach, fhs reputa-
tian o. accunlplilllRq theao ends. but re WcFld
partly becauss the drug alone has Bot al tl1 virtue
that q claimed for Il, 5ut because many pre-
lt, contain 5ul httls q 4hs Eiriuo % saadpaa, OF
any thing el1a.
During late years he public hare bouu 2lIlled yb
q rgB bottles pretendiuE % GiTa guar o. EEtrlct
Of sar8aparilla lor one dollar, hQat 81 these have
qeen frauds unen the sick, ior tho not only contain
httia b any, sarsspgrlla, but aitgu no cur ttiVa
propertloa Ehetege. Hens blier .ld r1inlnl dis-
app0intIlont hag l91ae1 tle Ec 10 tha various eE-
tracts of sarsaparlls Ehich dood fhr market, until
the name itEaif = l1silT aeGp1e 1ll lal tecouie
sFnonynouI with lu u2oliliqu And chral ttiu We
ply such remedy stlal fc1cua tho ul1s nom the
load uf obloquy which rosts up0n H. Ard at think
irresistl0le b. tie ordinary rIu Of t1 disalll
a. q intendod 90 cara IN orur secure fcr COM
biste Grad cstiun rall the a7l-c1li Che rrrT rhuuld
= Jusic0usly taken recordinE q direct1hs On tie
bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

oill lf-tlLE BL00Bi-Br. Hda4er'l
Modisiu-s n. Hungr'I.-Thsss invaiuable Meoi-
oinas hsN, aahisssd sonplsts triumph In eradioa.
t,nt hguorl u III kinds irom the human system
IhrG usre INTRODUCED . the public some siE yeara
l1ct, ae1 ilvF ben ul,d vita cntirs sicesss. The
r.ritr a,.i srit Rhsun iTru1 d tlzs1 initsa5lly,
untr psr-ls 80 6. 20 D thfouias iiaplrifis to
80 g1-1. uh1u - csrais q arnlisi. exisrrally,
40 snrus.ises ~ tsz9uI.a. ana kaifh and
bsaniy roaiogpd. Their ssiouishlng suoooas has
called OUT many igaorant prsteudsrs, uho have In.
troducod thar uandriul BroparEiions 10 the public
They are Uut o. ulIaost eFeIy i5rn, from Panacsa.
dsh @ Rilz aud sll f1r humsra toIeodraa they are
81 Sold bT 4. r. Gaylord, o. s. haokenzie, e.
W.ssskriieT, strong 3 Armstrong; sd Wm. Fiske
Cleveland, o, r4
uT-sua Adrartitonsnt
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POSTAGE on TIE LRApER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in ad-
vance 10 cents; postageon the Tr5-Weekly.
per qusrter 81 cents; postage on tls Weekly
per quarter, 3 cents. Within CpyahogE
County, Fam.
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PRoF. MOOD's HAIR REsroRAfIvE-In another
eoium will Be found an advertisement OF this veil
known and excellent preparation Tor restoriBR Rrsy
hair 70 its original cui1r The Hair Restorative %
e1rea eHleneous eruptions, and prevents the hair
iAlinG On. w have seen many auf hantic r-stinlU-
mails N proof Of these assertona sos or which are
roln geutiemen whom We have known ior many
Tears ~ persons q the most reliable character
ton Olive Branch. 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

That excellent Old men, Grant ThoFburu,
writes 10 the Observer, under daee of Feb
ruary ls, "This day enter on my eighty
ninth year. Nine eyes, ears aud limbs fail,
otherwise my health Is good. | cat, sleep and
saw stoVeWOod, as comfortably as did tWen-
ETY. years ago. ! am asked how have lived.
iansWer, never was drunk IL my Il .,
never ais enough since l79s; have worn
Whits fHhhei next 10 my skin, from my neck
70 my ankle, summer and winter. Hence, ]
never felt rheumatic pain, nor headache
have felt The tOothacae and some iWihges Of
the heart among the bonnie Yankee lasses, 70
remind me that was yet In the BODY
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ladlal Chaso allor a NiaiI Coach.


The Mesilla Valley Times records nnner-
Ous dspredadohS q the Navajo Indians all
along the border, among which is the follow
ing account of a chase after matt coach:
The fact that the Indians had but three
horses and Wers entirely destitute of ere
arms, Ess The oaiy thing that prevented the
stage from being cut of and the inmates mas
sacred The Indians, TO the number Of sev-
saty, were discovered approaching the road
from pass in the mountains with the eEi-
dent intention Of getting ahead of the stage.
The driver crowded the mules 70 their utmost,
and succeeded in making such rapid beadway
as 10 avoid "a attack nom The whole party st
once. Not more than twenty indiana sue
eeeded IN reaching the stage At the same ime,
and for most Of the way the attack was kept
up by only from nine 70 tweiye. They would
come up, three upon each horse, and dis
mount leaving the animals hitehed 70 the
bushes, to be mounted in turn by others on
ioet By these relays they succeeded in
keeping party Of fresh men constantly
around the eoach.i
This running fght was kept up for more
than niue miles, and the Indians succeeded
AhASe N 1toPplnk elp qt-8Sr aAu leu u Out VI
the road several times. They wounded the
side driver in the thigh with an ETToW, but
not seriously, and also one Of the animals in
the head There were FIVE men in the stage.
three passengers, -the conductor and driver.
Ali were armed with reTolvers, but there
vas only one gun among the party. They
kept pp a constant FIRE while the Indians were
in range, and are confident they killed three,
besides Eounding many more.
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M0OD's HAER BEsfoRArIy-r has sc6ufrsd a nam
tation IRON actual test and experiment. which can
not D enhanced by newspaper pulls In our vicinity
u Gas Deen extensively used, and We believe 10 every
Yersel endorsement Of all who have trisd if We
therefore recommend IL rs OF those fsW Genuine
nosLruma which accomplish all Il PROCESSES. ahd an
the bald ana gray could desire.-l Columbia Spy.
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All Ham DTEs ARANDOFED- WooD's GREkI An
TiCLE HAs TAKEF THE lIRLp--Proiasaor Wood
stands on az amiu1nc1 no chemist, whose attontiou
before reached his aEle a sudden, bat world -wids
and thonsaads VINO hsyt worn Wigl or been bald for
wearing their natural and iuEuriant haad GOV.
ering. SO much for Chemistry, tbs chenistTy d
tOns ol the system. Prof v Ood 6tuaiedour The hu-
man hair iis churaeters its properties and diseases,
and bow 70 restore tbs decaylng vitality 70 that
nanens be saw, as 10 bis own casa, that gray hair
iH MINIATURES unless tho ago ol the lnaigiduAl had
reached iour score, aud bseTed that the hair could
30 naturaly rsVitalizad. He tried hg 0gn clss-al-
most beld and quito gray % the age 81 dirty
he restores hts own hair IN cuiur, strength and
lazufanee, and the srticls he did Is ih hs gave 70
the world Get WOODS HALR nHSfORaIITE,
and talle nothing slss.-fNeW York UaT Book.
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.aH..Ts 70 LET.
Store, Omess and Dwellings.


30 ACREG-On Plank Road, four miles from City
ksW and large DEelling, Harm, Orchard,
Exchange for hsuse and ksOt In City. r.
EUCLID PLANK R0A0-Aeac Willaun A venue
one and half acrHa, q hEndaome Building Lot
AEchanGe for Farm and pay difference,
1000 ACk quality pins ianda. on Block Xiv
er, In Wisoonsin. With el,0O cash 70 eIehaugg
for good Farm. I-rI .7T ~
LORAiN ST.-Store House and Lot, Barn, &c Er.
change for . % acre. near the City
GRTST and SAW MlLl-2l miles south Of Clev,-
r land, With Dwelling, Barn and is5< ncres Of
lendi doing good bnsincas. ExChaDge for
HANDs6HH COUNTRY REsfDRNCE-Ina VII.
iage u miies from the City b Railroad. Large
And well nuished tSo-story Hcuse and f5 acres
Iard, With choice VaFietg q frdlt Si,UO
cash or secured, and belHhce On long tliae, or
OHIO AZ 2iioase ssd Lot, vita Barn, &C., Slsoo.
Exchange fsr 70 70 acres within 10 miles Of
IFVERY STABLE and LEASEHOED-With stock
7cf Horses. Buggies, &C, vel located ahd doing
a gsOd business HLchnnge for RrazlnE farm.
HERMAN ST.--On West eide overlookinE Lake
Frif; good two etorY House aud Lot--ueW--
Frchanee f0r come 10 acres near The CitT.
LYMAN Sz.-TWo-st0ry House and Lot. Azehango
lor small Yarn within II miles OF City
EEBBASkA TERRITORi-Near hebraska Oily,
~. 81 uerea good land. Exchange ior House and
l'''' VI 'ss'4's house. 4 JENNINGS. o
2l Superior street.
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An eEtsa copy will be given to the getter
upOf the Club, for his trouble; when a club
reaches as high as fffy copies, a Tri-Weekly
win be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy of the Daily LEADER viii be
given.
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wHAr THa Echo ASsEEas.--What must

WHAT Tia Echo ASsRERs--Whst must
be done to conduct newspaper right p
Write. What needs farmer to assist him +?
System. What would gives blind man the
greatest delight2 Light What Is the best
piece Of counsel given by justice Of the
peace2 Peace. Who commits the greatest
denominations? Nations. What is the great
est terrifer2 Fire.
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BIo0HIraToE. Ind. julv ID. ls59.

.1lL ..f gtr BLOOMINGTON Ind July 30, 1859.
!, DEAR HIRs--I here send you = statsuiept that I
think yoE are entitled % tie bdn6at 5f ifus RS
ldeut Of Bloomington, and have been o Ovsr thirtv
yeais. am now over hfty years Of age For gboUt
twenty years iast my hair has been Iurnff copsid-
sra6ly grey, and was almost entirely white and very
ailu anu plpiiant. had gBsn uuinbsr 81 7certi6-
Gates % the very wonderful eject OF your Hair Re-
4eylHtHe, but supposed there v - rs iIrtf5n than
tFula N thetns but entertaining afronq dasfrs n
nave ny hair, Il possibe. RESTORED 10 fs orIginai
SoloF ane nnenesss IS Il Eagiu my younger d,Ys a
beNuidul black, e0neludsd uTUald maze the ~
PeElniens, commencing in q small way 4 5urrha1ei
one Oi your small BOTTLES at one dollar, aHd com-
Ae497a Hsing, tolioUing directions q neariy a /
ooutd i soon discovered the dandrufr moved and
ny Aalr,that vas hlling o "a l6rEs quaIt taties Wa
lqeraDy ilghtenods and radical chaurs tsring
pace IN the color. have tlned 20 ~ ff TN L
nave n1a hree Of your small bottles and lust begun
yn me iouIth. hAEeu0W as pretty { head cf darT
brown or light black hair Is any man, of a. I I'D
N IA my youthful days. when boy in The hills q
western Virginia. Ny head is entirely eiear of
aandruIi, and the hair ceased entirely Iaue o and
= e 8oit and hne, and feels oily u though il va
Just rom the hands Of ffench chan pooner, Many
VI NJ c2uainiances froquontly say 70 ne aButlsr
Waefe did you gat that me WiRlH tel them Il va
re enects of you kestoratiEe Il q a most iuuo1gi
Dle 70 convince them that Il s lh6 oflglual hair OF
the same Old grey head. fodr8, trufY
FREDERICK 4. BDTLER
Bloomington, Monhoe County lad
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County and State, and direct the letters to
Z. COWLEs & CO.. Tl
Leader el1os, Cleveland, o.
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G9rEveTy mother and housekespes Eiast
oi,on aot e isuiig HhSsisi.n Ia ths nuileroul ills
and aocidsnta that oeoaf auloag ohsidreh sud aer-
wants. ZOE MANI offhsas cases We have used Davia'
aih Killer. and consider ii an indsBensabio ltiee
ln the msdicino box. In diarFhas Il Il much used
with great suooass. Foreutu ana bruises i e inva
nabIs.-fN. y. Examl lef.
nt-Soil eva Ffl4ti 8 and By \. +. GAYLORD, WA
HssEs. y. 4. naussuEis, stFong Armssrongs "a,
&, ". RsckritzE, Clsyoltnd, ..
sr A3gsrtiasHsnsip another oalnmn. "a
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] hereby certify that I have been dealing in the
Grafubeg Medicines for the rast year, and can tru-
D. aay that have offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided ap2rcbatiOn
Of the peops ike these, particularly the Pills aud
Cathalio0u. They y III perinrm al and more than IL
promised for them. have sold about hfty bottles
results IN every ca1s. .. Il. q. JOHNSON,
March Z, 1851. Medical A gent.
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