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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-16
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THE DESPATCH" COOKING
I STOVE is the result Of many years Of careful
experiment and experience, and is most decidedly
superior 70 any other Cooking stove IN use IL
all Its competitors In 1I ~
PERFECTION, CoNyEEIKEOE AND EOOKOnY
The oven is thoroughly ventilated with heated all
DF an ingenious patent pro ess, which causes the
bottom to b hotter than Ia other stoves and per
lect even bake e produced;
Roasfing e done before the open Ere, 80 tha the
juices and favor Of meats and poultry are preserved
broitng ID donoOn the hearth over the Goals drawn
The fire chamber & 50 arranged Is to secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible 70 guar.
antee It to be most economical IN the consumption
Of fuel and to give entire satisfaction to an who de-.
sire FIRST GLASS STOVE -
For proof Of tho truth Of the above, we refer our
friends and customers IN gsBeral to the many hum
dreds OF Housekeepeis in this city and surrounding
country who are rally using the stove. Gall and ex
anime tor yourseiYesi got circular and be cOnvin-
red II llAlns heaVy and beautiful stove. Of
10 ia CLEVELAND MANUFACTURES, III.
and ths material and the workmanship, are Of the
best quall llty and can be made 70 last customer 70
years OF ionger.s Our stock Ofother ..-.I :
O o o X I N G 8 T o v ES
S9ts Tor yOSd and eOsl h the largest and best in the
~ ''asI iENAMELLED CRATES
4 large end cogprise tho newest styles and are Of
Superior aniEhs Our assortment Of 1l-l. - N.
H0UsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-tr0n, Is complste.
Our fourtaen years experisnee In business enAbIss
us g purchase goods cheaper and most desrable and
p Cheaper ds11 can Be- Bought El5s0keTsI
g All sTsinyited 70 call and lock for thsnsslves
- ST0RF 3 GRATE EMPORIUM
Oi DO 'l .- n W. L. MARVIN
No. ~. south side Public square,
Ill-.-i-. = lleyetanns 1htn
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THE TINE TO ADVERTIsE.-The following
which we clip from an exchange, If true
and BArnum, in this matter, has the en-
dOrssnent Of no less q man than Stephen
Girard-indicaLes 8 very hopeful feld for
our business men at this time for most
decidedly, others done just now. What
think yOug Is It not "prOper timer
Barnum lays It down as rule, in his
work on G The Art Of Making Money" that
3 the ''proper tine 10 adUgtiss ildielOuslV Is
vhsa Others don't" Il strikes rs that Bar
num Is very nearly righI, aud his words
We comu,end to oar business men at the
time when they seem to need some eneour-
aRement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-16

- a single bottle OF sPALDIHG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ton times It's cost annually. 90
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FoURTH WISCONSIN, REdINEET--Ihe
Fourth Wisconsin Regiment numbering
some tRslTe hundred men, will Eeach this
clay, on their way east about two O'Clock
tomorrow, by special train on the Toledo
road. They viii remain some hours in the
city, and it is proposed that they be re-
csivsd and entertained on the Square in 3
manner similar to that in which the First
Rsgimsnt was welcomed. But little time
is left for preparation, but it is hoped that
the supply win not be dsaOisnt on that ac-
count, and that contributions viii be sent
in freely by the ladies. A committee has
been appointed, who viii receive articles
contributed al Schrink's Confectionery
Store, on The Square, near the Court House,
and they wish every thing to be in BY
noon tomorrow. .--.... ~
sush substautisls as bread and meat and
such relishes as pickles, would undoubtedly
give more satisfaction 70 the hungry sol
diers, than light articles, and should moi
be forgotten. The military companies Of
the city viii be on hand to aid in serving
the provisions to the guests.
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KFaaI TAatiEEs.

1NOFIGH.LGKoRaE W. . AMfsoN,
HlN and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York in
hiho State OF New York, will take notice that Lewis
Mueller, Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Chic, did
ION the 9TH day Of JunsA ~ 1851, hle his Pettti9n
IN the Court Of Common Pleas, within and l0r the
county Of OuyahOga in said state Of Ohio, against
the said George ". Janison and Eiizabeth A. Jam
ison, and Jarvis Leonard Reuben IngaEsOllf de-
fendants setting forth that the said George W. Ja-
mfsOn ana Eiizabefh A Jamigon, the eth day Of
April 1859, mortgaged to the plaintiff subdivision
lot No Of J. o. BoYles plat OF land m original lots
Aoa 345 and go in East Cleveland, Cuyahoga eoun-
ia Ohio u 81 & 3 81 ~ n lPpd e 9sepTe
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, dated
April 26th, l859, and payabls In two years after its
date and that the other dsfandants claim some In
tcrest In said land under them and as ing for iuli-
ment against said George W. yamisOn fur Ten Hun
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon from
April 18th, 1851 and for tn sale Of said mortgaged
premises 70 pay the same. Said George W. Jarnison
is also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property. rights, credits and effects has also
been issued in said action. Said George W JaInson
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn are further notified that
they are Feg nifed 70 appear and answer said psti
tion By the Sd day Of August, A. D. lssl.
junes. ls5l.34t Ia BT n r 49, Etf3v
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8al &pads.
OLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R

II 4
iaN SUMNER ARRARGIKE EET. ~ lsu
On and hfter Monday, June - is5I, ielns uiilfun
daily isundnys exoopted) - io.lQEBi lsc
SOC A. n. Chicago ExpTegs-bloprlnga a. Derea, 6rat
Ton, Obdriin, Wakeman, NOeWalkt Monroe
20 Vlilo, Bellevue, Oiydai Fremont. Nlmof6i
and arrives at Toledo at 900 4, Ma chlcas
"a 500 p. NJ, Dstroii 81 ai00 ~ ~. inn7
s.S0 A N ThFough Mall-5t0pping as eli stations On
tho southern Dlviulohi arriving - Ioiedo q
40 4, Nal, Stops Il al stations east Of sAndusky
Oh Northern Divisiont and arriTos - San.
duaky et a.l3 ?. n. ~
t.sb p n. Telegraph Ekpress-storping ct BoTsa
Graftou, Obofiin, Wakeunan, Ncrualk, Non.
nr0eville, belleVuo, Olyto, Irerlont IL
more, and arrives a. TOlgd0 II $50 p dI.s
OOHHHCTIOHS. .- - alls
Connections are made at Monfoovilio With TIE san
dusky, Mansfield and Newark II. r., at Qlyde Hlth
tbo EauduskY Dayton and Cincinnati =. H. 8 tfe-
mont With Fremont 8 Indiana II, 3, and u Ioledo
glith the MiohiHan Southern q NoFthefu Indiana
md Toledo and Wabash RaflroadB for 0hictfo, Dc
Foit, Jackson, Fort Halns, SogaElPorb I.alsyelis
uairo, Alton, st, Louis, and all points Woati North
Tfains arrive IN Cleveland from Te edo and The
west, AZ $40 A. ~, s:s6 ?. H., sndsH p \. From
Bandusky at $3.50 A. -. - -
oiavatand lima a iesi ~ .i1 Iif 6uplt
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y \ HABFFoRD, TFumbull o., O.
: hereby certify that ] have been dealing n The
v say that have never offered any medicines 10 tha
public that have met vita the decided abDrobation
goSi-o tlc9sJ guo Elll1 and
Oafhooon- Ihey VIII pefform all and more than IA
promised for them. have sold about fffY bofflee
OF the Oathoicon the pass year and hear the baIf
results Ia ever case r. J. 81. Q, JOHNSON, =
March Z, lso3. Medical Assent.
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Dl VIRTUE OF A GHATTgL
b H. Bask le 70 me- on tho property describad IS.
low 70 secure the payment ct certain Iud gmeut
recorded In the Court Of Common Pleas q CuyahogS
county and tue costs therein In ny iAFoF against
SAID n. baskle. said judgment beng for 3l65, "a
Pla1ntln's costs S556-l73.f0, with interest from
Deeember 10Th 1883 b ive taken possession of
and shall oer for ale AZ public auction on the sih
eal Of June, 1851 At 10 o'clock a. II Oab Glue Hao.
tory one steam Engine In said faclory, and al ser
tainlng thereto, lot Of Bones and about . hsrrais
q 3ines and lot OF materials for rannui1cfurIng
5llei beng the property 50 mortgaged % ne. SAID
~ and situated on the Lake Shore, IN The north
sst corner Of kockpoTt toEnseip, and said sals in
=. oHAs BARKWELL-
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Nm. sFALDIHe, n ~ - - -
wish you 70 send me one more box Of your Ceph.
sic Pills. have received great deal Of iron
them. Yours, respectfrliF. =
--1 $40 MAkf ANN 6TOIKHOUSE-
7ra4.-s I17sey r.s. = -l-7 - Eua t=1L
sPBU0E OREEK, Huntington o., Pa.
AJ1 5- Jannary Is, 1881. "a til.l7
- : '---'i = Sra -l-E s7s y55i sla- .e1a b
Yol win please send me two boxes Of your Ospha-
nc Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. sIM0HS.
P. 81 have used one box Of your Pills, ana md
tRem e4calents III LL =-la 6IEtH1F4-e
BELLE VERNON, ohio, Jan, 5, issI.
HEEEE q sRALDHa, Esq., s..l.4ll5-l Z aiI5
Piease md inclosel .Wenty-fvs Csnts. for which
sena me mother box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are tFIl q ne BEST Pills 4 have ever tried
DHeo1 A. STOVER, Pm
E-- Belle Vernon, Wyendot Co., o
BEEERLE, Mass, Dec. Il, Is6O
WISH Tor some circulars or large show bills 10
oIlhB Jour Ce1hAlte Pills moH6 particulariT bsors
" eestoners. Lyon have anything OF the Kind,
Ons q my castomers who Is subject to ssEerp Sick
s.lsenes luanaily la5tiDg two days,) was cufsd oi
~ atbseA ~ one hoaf by your Pills, which sent
het. EesDeetf1lly youns,
-.51 .z-5 --la1 = ". B. WILKES.
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-|I
sdsi56i4 M bosS i = soasts, Sssts, ols ~ .
ON THE 6TH DAY OF JULY,
" ls6Isan order Of attarhineat vss issued IN his
action .or the of Two Eundred tlFoEty -uina and
Se-te dollars and toe -hearfng beioro
SAD Jqstoe at his oce IN the city Of Cleveland on
the n IN cay Of August, 1861.
tilavaianu. Jniy IL, tsst:sf6
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geeal alqtitts.


John Webster. Pm. I ouyshOsa County, 0hlo; In
Comm0n Fieas- civil Ac-
ne Judd Linseed 4 ti0n f5r money.
ss'TpP1, pS,tasS99 g1s sS9RPan'' F In Attachment
.THE DEPENDANT WILL sTAKR
-natics Chat on the z7th day Of Nay. Is5l, The
Plsintfh commenced bis action in tbs Court q Com
non Pleas, IN and ior CuyahOga county Ohio, ths
object az prayer OF the petition in Whlr action is
10 recover the amount % Si3-028 CO. with interest
thereon from SeptembeE lst, Is6o claimed % b due
from defendant 70 plaintiff, for damage sustained
bY the plaintid iu the sale % him By dadndaut Of
oil y llc deioL9nt e5H1 ted pure and unadul
ter aled Linseed OIL. on about tbs tat ly of lc-
VEN Der, 1889, and sixth and eighth dag of Inns ld0
which was not IN t8ct pure Luseed OIL but the aama
vas impure and adulterated, and which nlainfid
bolg 1t Of defendant for IN the nanufloiurs OF
Oil Cloths, BY reason Of the imPuritg and Edultsra
ton OF which the oil cloth manuiacturad for1 such
oil was ered unsaeabs and value 'e1s ad plaiu-
til was compelled to fake the same back from hf1
customers and has bes7 unable 70 sell the saB again.
and also By reason Of which, his reputation Is nan
ulacturer Of Oil Cloth has been greatly damaged !;
an Z also by reason Of which he deprived O. laa6
Of his OIL cloths to divers partes TO the Plaintiffs
dansEe IN All OF the above ention6d sum
the Defendant viii demErr or ausEur said peti-
tion on or before the 24th day Of August. I85l, or
judgment vii be taken hY detault agsinst &C.
RANHEY, BACEUS &NOBBE
g1nel:5A Plaintiffs Attcrns7s-
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EEfs0LDsYgas. Ft.aklLn oo.. oalo.

kEnoLDsBURs, Frsnklin o., OHIO
IT,, Z, - January =, 1851
No. As Cedar a., N T.,
u n TO --E7 DEAR SfRs r4f- .-a He.r
1heioseq md twenty-five l25) cents, for which send
nq1 Of phallo Pills. u Send to address of Rsy
" "a; Y. sIiler, keYnoldsburg, Franklin Co.. -Ohio
Aour RIlis W0rF Ike chArm-cure Headaebo AZ
WM. o. FILLER.
Mn s...,o y'sILASTI. Mich, Jan. u, 1851.
6KB1 szsls-sl--
hot long since sent 70 you for box Of Cephnlio
lIs Iof the cure Of the Nervous Headachs and Cos-
tlVe1es4 and reoelyed the same and tcy had - pood
sn eneet tnat was induced 70 send fore more
: rASeae send DY Ieturn mail. Direct 70 ~ 1870 f
! - sa-Ir I'D --.T -L-F trr-- A. h. WHEELER,
fpsilanti, Mich.
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) aRICH RoIING PRAIRIE LAHDs.

The deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated Win
such wonderful facility that the farmers q the Eastern
and Middle States Hfe moving 70 Illinois n great num-
bers.7 Thearea Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that o m
gland and the son Is rich that tis VII suppoft tSeaty
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t4Aon the hEan1nsrS horfolk, Val 1a. .
They have bean tested I'm Y,ora thar 4, t.-.-..,s 4
oasBsi UiEh entire suocssa lI-7l
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Oephaiit Pills accomplish tbs object f6F uFbisl
tney were Aade, viz: Cure OF hesdaohe IL al its forms
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n, I Ouyshoga County, Ohio. In
comnoH Pieas, Civil Ae-
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LATDs % ULTHOT9.

an indacamsnt % the settler az The State 4 Illinois
Thens s no portion Of The world where AL ths eondL
Tins Of climate and so so admirably combine 70 pro
- thosstWo great staples, Cox and MHELIY as The
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MARsHALLs UTERINE GITHOLICoN

ln this connection We oner & IeW testimoniRls:
| II an Msthodlst Clergyman, and when on nv
@tc9it nave mot with many women troubled With
tne Diseases tor which you advertise hfHrshaig fJts-
rre Oatholcon e. enre. haEs advised itg nse and
Il hea eootad aoomplate cure wherever Il hHs be9n
ussos4 .hllisslfJ Rev. PETER 9HARP, ,
~ -csITs-E Weatgrn Star, Ohio
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OF the STATE lez within the zone Of the regions
Whlo the sOl b admirably adapted 10 tho growth q
Tobaccoand Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth IRON IS e
% cts. more per bushel than that raised further noFh
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iuU ILuauh All0o NOA
lIAVIGORATOR, and
PLANTS, BILIOUS Al
lIC DIARnH0A, SUNNI
lDEOPsY, SOUR SToMAQH
lCaOLIe, OHOIERA In
y Z Ep4CE, NEMAII
Ia 6uooesdiully as ~
MEDICINE II vii
ltas thOusand8 can lee
lMINUIES. II two
lsPOONsEUL ARK "a
llnent Of the attack.
thsir testimony d Its D
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EAsTFRY Avn s0UTHERH MARKETs.

These laads are contiguous e Q railroad 100 miles
in length which connects with other roads and navga
be lakes and rivers, thus GOrding IN unoIoksn ed
muncaton with The Eastern and southern HaaFksis'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-16

An Of the Grsaenberg Medicines are for
~, OHURgE1ELI Z; z BROTH I;E ER psgssl..s.
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s8s a: y 81 AgIsgEs 9 oaGRon:

QANF0RD1S Ii
~ ATOR nsyer Debilit
entirely hee FROM GUNS
tAbliBhed fact, 3 etandafd
proved by all who hATs 1se
70 with confidence In all
rscomrnended VOTE
Il has cured thouasndel /:
who had given up AL IL
nutaef0GB- III nBoltcited -
sion show, ~.
The dose must be edA9- :
Of the individual takipRi
tttiea Is to act ReAerailYlac
Let the dictates o. your =
the use Of the LIVERl.,
viii CUE LIYER OoM-E@
9AoKa, pKsPEPeLA, ,OHoE- -
COMPLAINTS, DYaKNTERYlS
HAB1TuAL OosfTVEEEGs, =
EANfUM, FLATULENGH, =
WKAKHEss, and may bel
ORDINARY EABlLIlos
cure SIOK HBADAOHHls e
tifF,A In TW ENT "
Or TH RE 7 A-iE
KEN az the commence, =
All Who une it ere RiVirq
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Ann Lo1ise Allen, by l-s
her next friend. Col
liAg NO se, q; Rodney Court o. Common PIsas,
IA Mathews, Catherine Cuyahoqa Counfv
u l-n-Ia- -.lll- Z. l.r-- I !
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said bv WN FTHKE Agsnt - Ihes..ll
LA q a II u III

Ca ! a n = =
The question Is yet ofen asked, Whst Is th;F DIS
aassi ftoV knoJT Whea We nave the 0atsrFk ~ AZ
M dIaaaso Wa nsvef uly def0ed b. Hsdical books
never undefstOOd BY physicians. til my theory oi
it was published, and Is still often ma oI t1le
sh It's truO ptoms, In answer 10 me above Qoes
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9nsRranEe.

! i-E9iiei'i 5.-I L.sI..sd Properly for atsrn
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lArom the Democrsts St Cloud, Mimi
ttyou ars, or have been troubfed with the head.
enc, send tor box, (Cephalic PilIs,1 40 fhaf Won
lA9 hsFe them in case Of an attack. = SO = : =
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ssBLOOD FOOD"

which restores the red globules, and thus the aorr12
circulation. ~COnsumptivesl Friends OF oonsnmpt'
ives II Sufferers from any organic disease Unior
tunates, who have by cxcess Of the body or mind, 70
duced the standard Of the Dloo@ and diniinished tho
red globules, Ladies suffering any ot the distresbss
known as female complaints. We persuaded the'Blood
Food" San sure you. II has cured thousands Of dee
perate cases where all hop9 has been given up. Do
not reject It, do not throW away yonr only hope. The
''Blood Food" Is al u~nfalliug REMEDY give Il = niAt
An elaborate treatise. carrying out and fully PROV
ing the theory advanced here tS be correct, VIII be
mailed to any interested party'o on the receipt OF TIVE
3 cent stamps. Blood Food Is SOLE by GlEdruggists /;
or where ii cannot be had. l viii Cenj G bottles freS
OF expense, for 81. Price. single bottle. 81, II -
put up In 4 OF. vials,in yellow HIappers-the old kind.
In small bottles, in red Wrappers having been doAs
away with--ana bears the fao-sinile signature OF
Church a. Dupont upon the face Of ihs wrapper. Be
ware Of counterfeits and imItatio1s
CT. DUPONT. sole Proprietor,
FEB, 90, OIL 400 Broadway, New York.
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SToNEtPUMP, WATER PIPE, ana
- STONE WARE M~ANUFAeT0RY The subheri.
bers having enlarged their factory adding new ma
manufactured to orderAll kinds OF Stone amps, pipe.
tile and ware-AI kinds ofthese artioleJ constantly
on hand. We invita- the attention Of old customers
and WIN be harpy 10 see many. new ones-orders sO'
|iicited. and when received. win have v fnmpp after
ton, s. ~LOYBLESs%
IBept5 1850
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E.. e. HOYT & co.


w ~ 'sn rumouh a. an
-,sS Ssststg. s,sss y,arN q . s1Igus and E%sn.r.,
lead! nf and .as.irasIs soea, embracing n s1.spt .qe
sldoS displayed q he s~slssroen II ordinary .s,as.
sl1,ss L.ayy and sass,saiisI tssrIes a. also ihsTiss
Howl S~co~comm1ni ~ -.
.-sn,;on % I.d;a.h AL H.. -, T..
-.,n.;,o - r;.n.aJ Mos;.Is "a
,..,r (, 81 No.. go,
:. ~. NJ III n.L:-..f $500
" 'uS '"'V ;" N"NN'ON
Marines. choice aeleotions Of DelaineE.
Plaids, Cashmeres, dc. l. Dbl ......
.
HO1I GO. AZ ueir River store make . speciality
OF smith needies' keeping All me Sizes makes and
sssorvng
HUT 70. Keep hroau VhltS ahu eolored
threess, Hooa Tor haohine use.
HVtIG Vo' A. their river store nave aesira0ls
atyles p! bAlmoIAl skirh' .|
HOfT Co nave several patterns OF reps
rInur a n -. Cit
IlOI 4 W 70. nHNe onaWIs VI tue ia-
-. .1 OH A WIG cuAwIq
test styioS OAAh "DO sim hS
GIL WI G cuAWIC G Su
OAih
All WI Ssh
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.h0t,o 10, .sIIIM aAnJa dOOD &
nalfs EECI W1E .slsl ioi 1as'es sa y
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CONSERVATIVES :,

An eauoI and normal circulation OF the blood ~
health. An ahuormSl, that IL so say an excessive or
deficient circulation or sta nation Of the blood IL die.
ease. To misunderstanding Of the Liver 10 caused
by stagnation OF the blood in that organ; diseases or
the hNdn ,yg. Inflammation Of the Lungs, Disease Of
the Heart, sc by the fams cause, via: Improper CIR
culation; and from the same cause spring all minor
forms Of disease. TO discover a eertahh cure then,
for these diseases, the FIRST great enquiry Necessary
Is, What causes the blood to circulate 7
Fer centuries 1t As been a matter Of much uay
among scientific and medical men; and while any
experiments have been made and much Mbor ex eSd
ed upon the enquiry. II has been leltto this century
among its other wonderful increase IN knowledge. to
mako this grand dlsoeyssy, also.
acknowledging that life is the gift OF the Creator.
and that Tin Him we liVeand move and have our he.
move in their spheres. aud all vegetable life Is gov
ernsd by certain lsSsoiate laws. 20 animal life 10
traceable to a hxsd cause, which remove or destroy,
and death. the certain effect, follows.
Analysis Of the red corpussles Of the blood show
them to be compounds Of iron, sulphur and ~phospho'
rous.
The air we breathe, we know to contain very large
proportion of oxygen.
oxygen brought in contact with a metal, evolves or
emits electricity.
Electricity brought In contact with a Muscular hber-
causes ID to contract.
These facts being iHdisputafle, we have now the 30,
hption as to the motor or IaOtiye power OF the heart.
The oxygen In The air We breathe coming in contact
with the iron In the red oorpusoies of the blood omits
electricity, which coming Ia contact With the heart
causes II 10 contract. and hence the power which eS-
pelS the blood and sends IL tiSgling through tho re
hottest arteries. What then. are the causes OF Cen
sumption, Dropsy, ia Sy' fdralyHlS' ~ NHus Daness
dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Fever ana Sgue, Cola den
cheney Of the red corpuscles containing The iron, sal
nhrr and phs sphorou az which causes n deficiency %
~electrici y, and conse qnently au abnormal circuia'
ton. The blood becomes watGry, colds and brOnchi'
ri complaints and prostraion ensue--the sufferer be
comes nervous, and subject 10 rheumatic pains ans
neutrality-suspicious. of the liver and Kidneys SET
in, in short, almost every type of disease but VifnIehA
fe vers may BE- traced to this deficiency In the blood,
Of the corpuseles or red %slobSles.
Old age causes q deficiency OF corpuseles, and whfis
we do not pretend to say tina we have discovered teo
'eliSir vitD," we dc say that life can be materially
| nrolonged by the use Of the