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- Advertisement elsewhere.

'F.4 5Hrcountry dealers visiting our city will
1ear In mind that most Of our Drug Stores are the
Places 70 Ind genuins druez, and such staple and
genuine medicines as Perry Davia's Pain Killer
Dr. RichaTdsonB Sherry Wine Bittsrs, and DR..
Weavers eanker and sslt Rheum Syrup and Ce-
rate. ANY druggist dealing In such pure and good
medicines must prosper, and 70 use them warrants
health.
--ss HSrsold eTsryThsrs, and By T. y. Gaylord VIM.
Fisks, O. s. Macksnzie, Strong s Armstrong, and
4 W. sackridar, Cleveland, o.
- INE-ssr Advertisements IN another column
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COntrabnnd GoodsI

One hundred and twenty-five tons or mole
OF Birthstone reached this port from 0swegO
Saturday, consigned to Cincinnati frm.-
Part of the goods went down the s. D. L Q.
Road on Saturday and the balance will be
regularly forwarded Though the Cincinnati
firm was reported all right, Collector Young
telegraphed the proper officer at Cincinnati,
notice of the shipment.-SdRddgky Register
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& LOUD is THE PRAISE in favor Of a
valuable medicine, and Dr., 9, A. Weaverss Syrup
and oara,s i curing svery case OF Salt Rhsum Tst
tex, ErvslPalas, ScrOfala, UlcerAtod Sores, scald
Head. and ell ths diseases that are ths rest Of i'm
pare blood. People sahsring from these diseases
can be Be cured By perssVsring in the use Of Dr.
Weaver's remedies. The Syrup viii purify the blood
end drive the disease to the surface Of the skin,
when, by applying the Cersts, q ours is sure. II
nsver fails. Try it.
- Sold By E. p Gaylord, o. s. Mackenzie, =.
y. ssekridsr, Strong Armstrong and VIM. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
= NB-ees ldzsrtissruaut
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NOTHING MORE OnNYINOINa


Of the value Of good remedy could be produced than
the following letter, coming il does, unsolicited.
iroma gentleman so we'll En0Wn in that part Of
ea BERWICK, Shelby Co., Fob. "a, IsSO.
AssSFs; = MI aeTTis y : Se' ana 5b1ber
ofOther good medicines, but no kind that ever
dealt gives such good and fun Satisfaction a. the
Sherry Vine Bittera, and my own praatieS e2perl-
snce convinces NE that there is nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 70 ltais was
afflicted with lndammat0ry kheumatismi which had
becOms kind OF WEnaei ing chrOuic affection was
never Eithout clear oft, bntat times it assumed
alarming iorma-some times my kne g. or one OF
them, have been swollen 70 thrae OF iouz times their
natural size, and with the most intolersble pain
for days or weeks / had no better way for locomO-
dOn than to hObble around on eruiChes. i believe
there is not joint my body that has not At lmes
been affected, some only having the effect - 1aTal-
we Joint or limb for day OF two.
tried everything could hear Of-tried all the
physicians in our neiRhboTnOOd, but AZ best could
only get mpOrary relief and had come 70 the con-
aluson that was iacurAble, until, In lSYlY receive
ed DR.. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters irurl
y0n and three bottles cured me, and have not had
any trouble or return oft since, now tEO and hall
years I think and believe that in Rhsulnatlsul
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections
or Dropsy, { Is q specific, certain remedy. - .H
GKO. W. HOFFMAN.
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HJ-Rsad what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grafen-
berg Medicines. DR.. B, is physician Of extensive
practice and one OF the most successful IN the ooOn
ty (Trumbull} in which he resides '..
"This oertihes that have used the GrRfsnberg'B
ais and MArshall's ORtholicOnt sold here BY II. q.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbuil county, Ohio, March Z, 1851.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dres5 II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
jansd&W General Agentfor Ohio.
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yr''The Root q Al Evil' Is tfe venom

The Root Of al Evil Is TIE venom
f disease instisd into the System by early abuse,
fndzi6al1s snd excess oF any kind Thls must Be
sr1dica4ai iom thes system without delays nota mo-
nsat should be loat. The psruicious Of mercury
viii not do Il nag, It wall iDjure rather than cure
TRIEsEMAR l, ? q 5, & your only chances peru
eel of the bock "HU UMAN FRAILTY. or PHYsIO-
LOGICAL REs ARCHES" Illustrated With col
rOd enGravinss Wih explain everything. Il vi
euIT cost you z5 osnts. ~ ~r =r2rsFE
Boid by d. BsrFOE, isl Bieooksr st., n. 7. R-ics
& &osnta. Seat free Of postage everywhere. ReAa the
advsFtissmentof "Tris1smar" IN another column.
Also s6ld b E. 3. GAYLORD and William Flake,
Druggists Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

~ DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
d most certainly valuable family edioine, It is
much sought amer for, and every day affords new
pEoo Of the peculiar effects Of this preparation In
easos where disordsred condition Of ths stomach,
Liver and bowels Is combined with great debility,
nervous Esahnssss aud intense melancholy its ei-
Gse4E arr most benehcinl and wonderful.
~ Ths Sherry Wine Biftsrs ara for sale By z. r.
Gaylord. Strong 4 Armstrong, and Q. s. Esckenzis,
0isgeland, o.
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HARTFORD Irumbull Co., D.
B hereby certify that have been dealing in the
GrenberR Medicines for the past year and can tru-
u say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
Oatholcon. They will perform ell and more than II
promised for them. have sold about fifty bottlds
OF the Catholicon the past year and hear the best
results Ia every case. J. h. o. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent.
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The toilovlhs / an ,s fflct llon luttu uritiln
By Il sa.af q 8 nafl ctfreh % ne tourGal
and n9or,' oine aonII ohio. an1 lsasti VOL
en- sof q IAsl eoIidl anct ~ ieiaa 81
Mas. wimsea's kooFalse lirnuf roa usnpaHa
REEFaIRa
stWo m rif5Et tlua,i0ni st .Yuaf colnInaa Is. iira.
Wins t.hisf GEren. Hs1 - nsVar asia
word n isTor = rE1s1. zatletna tVlose t onr r't
but We issi eonIsllal . aag toyavl za' taatthA
no humbuo-vn utrE glIEn y, fNH rHeN ~ .
\ All IT CLAIMS. 1til pssbshly. one q .lp most
ooSsuiuI medicines Of the day, becauns y . enc oi
tho bsst And those Of YouF readeu who have babies
sant % i',tier thAa q tay naaupPly.H afaH b
IA aAvsrtlsoment IN Hnothar column. sep2slkss
Il AFRlEED lH REsD TRS II. Ell
DR. svsrTr lHFAlL1nLR LlNsnrNa Is prepared
hom 'the rsciss d Dc. stephen sWeas b GSn'
noctcus the great bOnesstter, and has been used IN
bis Practios 6f ts 1si eFsafy yesrs with tho most
aatonishilg aacospu. AZ an external roinedy a d
Nftaoet rival and wll slloviaio pain more speed-
ly than other preparation. For al Rhoumaiie
and NurToJs Dlao,ders L Z truly lnfallibie and as
curative or Sores, Wounda, sprains, Bruises SC,
ttl soothing, hsalnE, and po~ 'riui strourihanins
Dropertias excite the ast vonAvr and aston sbneat
of ali Who hsvs ever given L a trial. Over iour
hundred csrfihcatss of remarabls cures, PEI 'ormed
bytt wi7Ain shs iElt tVp ya1Es, athoaf shiH fAct.
L Fer aals by strpag a ArmatronG and Wm, fiake,
Sc a1Verti1aDo1t. eapsl- = .AN
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WSHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
T0 m HUEAN SIGHT EVrK IHVEEzEDi
n II s0loM0NsoN.


y a !. IF1clc1t 07lo Dclent.Ec UpHc11ll
KEGS The largest assortment Of the most improve Cd
kfadr- Oh SPECfAOLES. An hia Glasses whether
for near or far sighted are ground under his oyn
fnEraetiOn b. machinery oih new eonEtr ructoni Hith
s aTaatest care, 80 suit the eyes In all cases.
.c1Yinr Meakneas, DizEiness or Inflammation OF TIE
EFol, and impartihg strength for long reading Or
lane6eBing. -
n. SolonoRacl would here inform the public tlet
hg asFsr employs cay In the sale q bis lenses
= go Also. 4 S5is;Idil ssaorfmant of s r GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COX PASSES, &C., on hand
;; 80 AKTkF1OlAb EREB inasrted without pam,
= oTTiaE-Ho IA Superior street. aadsr American
aefsi Il r mRll-daw
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- rp10R faEFa KNOWN.
49, -. Il e an Uneqpaled
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In. Y. FOrId, 22d.
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PR u D. s. . AS ss

with all bad effects arising therelrOu. including
DEBILITY OR HERYODS PROSTRATlOH.
He has succeeded in curing In this city, some
OF whom had expended hundreds of dollars with
sefstyed physicians, who profess to treat all private
msladies with success, and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does net boast that he Is member Of
some College in London or Paris, a. perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF susnaring the innocent,
and who hold out great expectations never TO be re-
allied. Bnt What Dr. GIBSON might boast Of II
thia that ne is able 10 give entire satisfaction to
those who repose confidence In his ability and integ
rity and that he has perfected an American system
of treatment which challenges any Ply OF Lon
don Paris any patent medicine to equal Tor tue
radical Of seminal veal neBa and al diseases or
arrangements, both mental and physical arising
from BeXS.kl OF secret abuse.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over Bll others cot dscovoredi
and first, the agents use in no Iepect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such es
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug; Secondly
no restrictions in dict business Tequred Third,
y his treatment is positive and certain in all cases
hOaptAl In the United States and defnonstrAte the
immense superiority Of his treatmant over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness permanency, mildness, satety and oOnVentsnoe
10 the patient.
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past pine months performed many
cures OF diseR5es which had for years resisted All
other modes Of treatment. References can be gwen 70
individuals OF the first respectabity IN Ci9Velanu
BOston, New York and other cities in regard 10
DYsp6psia, Rhuematism, Scrofula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
~ Medicine sent to any part OF the country on
receipt OF ten dollars. M --
Dr.. GIBsON's New Work on Physiology for sale
% NA1 "HiNo- zrnW ~
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
oINsISSkrr RAILRoAD.

1851. -t1 SUMNER ARRAEgEazET. 1ssi.
On and after Monday, Nay 18th, 1851, PASSENGER
F9e Irains viii leave OlaGeland as sollona.
$40 A. K. n, z & Cincinnati EzpresS-stSo1luz AZ
bereal Grafton, wellington, AoF L1l s1n,
Ia Salem, Shabby, azd Al Stationa 11nfh al
Shelby reaching O0luln bus % al ~ -.
Orestline at 500 2. ii.
2A5 R.sM. l6ppils - al sessions
a.s5 r. L. ESht zpFsss-topSiSS e si'S II ouu
north Of UTestlinef and q Gallon. O1ril1q-
ton, Delaware and as Sd o8hsf 5t1tior'I. fo
leave passengers only, arriFinE = Do
lumbus atit:l5P n, and Cincinnstl at s.ls
P. n, Chicago via Grsstline, as 7ssg a. n
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8Eass G0aaatg.

TAMES ii. ODEhL, BRASS.
Rb FOUNDER AND kAhuFASTIUIIk IIIs UkER u Of
Hrnss Work Of every descriptionJ no - nlon sssA
efsT eooru frcm Superior street. OleEelanes Ohio ~
4 prepared % eornlzh ell kndl of lforA nsea ~
1sSd n TIE PLUMBING business Beer fu1ips q 4li
Si1ds made and r0pairad. Bras CastihR aonf qelH
Ez6BTaa Rork of all kiads Espa+qa - seez,i
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THE GRRFENBERG
TApGHATJJS UTERTNE MAO
HOME TESTLMONY.

In this connection We oner lew testimonials:
al am 3 Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise Marshalls Uto
rins CathOlcon cure. have GdTised its use and
t has effected complete cure wherever ii has been
used. a- -rrI Rev. PETER SHARP,
Ha IHi Western Star, Ohio.
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D NO. 81 p sII-l
ga@rq szf
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THE ALL-sUPFIOIENr THREE.
VIENNA


TRIESEMAR l, 2&3, ARE DE!
ENGLAND and scared by the Seals Of the Ecole Dc
''hsTmacie de Paris, and thu Imperia College o.
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion, SpernatorrhOea
and all physical disabilities. ,....
Ne g. completely eradicatea all tracee o. tnosa as
eases that have heretoors been treated hY the nAp-
oIous and pernicious use Of copaiv9 and cubeba,
NO, has entirely supplRnted the injurious u1D
mercury thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy ras
lief dspersing all Impurities, and rooting out the
venom of disease.
TRIEsEIAR, Nos. l, 2 aud ,, are preparation the
form OF lozeuge devoid Of taste and small, and can
e carried in the WaistcOat pCeket Sold in tia cases
snd divided into separate doses, administered by
VaIpeau Ialle mand Roux Ricold, &C. Price s. eaeh
or cases for So, which save g and in tI cases
WherebY there is a saving Of s. 10 be had Whoesale
and RETAIL of Or. BARROW, No. ls4 Bleeoker stress
New York. Immedistely On RECEIVING a rsnlit ttanoe
Of the world, securely packed, and edd oBel acooH
ing to the instructions Of the writer
uTSr r fIiaSelend ian1i
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atseateiMes.
QEI TWELVE YEARS AI

1871 TWELVE YEARS AGU
AOO1 = the success Of several medical gentle
men N curing disease upon principles IN accordance
t s s ; - :. t5 q ~ :, ~ - - ~ ~ ilsI w u
the Legislature by the title OF THE GREFENBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The eeOntinusd suceess Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
poR public confidence, has fully justifsd the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
comparing their success with medical academies al
so chartered by public authority, Unsolicited testl
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
stitation thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, IHE GRlfF-
aEABEkG COMPANY has ever been and viii be a
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health 70 the afhicl ,and all who are suffering
may eddreas them His sntlre eonneenee.
this Institution are lueidly set forth in GRE F.
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inyaluable
medical work, published for family uss and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF IS cents tor which
sum 1t Is mailed free to any part Of the country.
The health Of American Wsmen, diseases Of Chill
dren and the more obscure and chronic oOFlp
well the common diseases incident TO this eo1n.
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IT is enough 70 say they have proved themselves
fully compsent for the great trusts which the public
Their series Of Medicines embrace elsvs different
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine to which we wish 20 call the attention of the
many Females 81 sietsd g Tlsh Y Ir SisesSs Is
MARSHALLS UTERINE aOATHOLICON,
which ia offered q certain cure cases accompa-
nied with ths following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, faintness, Derangod Appetite, SallOW
Complexion, Pain IN the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
Gold Hands and Feet BOaatiBsa, Feverishness, Neu-
ragia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart Dizziness, HerV-
business, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Fiushae 0f the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain IN the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
Stomach Nausea lndigestoni Difficult Passing Oi
| Urine with heat snarting, Itching, Burning OF
Iry tation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
ps ir HysteFicss Anxiety Red Eare Nervous Twitch-
/ IN Sad.
OCULAR Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
| y ,7Eine Organs, Numbneas and Pains In the Limbs
|
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NREAT NATIONAL RoUTRI
IMPROVED sCHEDULEiA[

{ By reosu. nDortant changes this Road b nov able
70 furnish unusual facilities Tor intercuD municaSon
FULL CONNECTIONS with AL thlolQh trains
70 Philadelphia and Hgr York In the East-With ths
south, By is Warrington Branch Roaf-hTl CleFe-
land aud Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and arletta and
Cincinnati trAinss Etsh ths korthEests iest ana
Thr6neh Tickets 10 BaItiuors PhIIadsIshia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lIilg over at
Any Of the intermediates cifiaa. Two DolInfl adj
dOnal give thu prisilege Of Visiting WashihEDa CitT
route
Tickets or Baggage Checks % HGlhington uitT.
8aD-Fare as Low as By any other R0u1a.
Esy-5 5leeptng Cars On all Might II1iue.
Ask for Tickets BY Baltimore and 0hia Railroad-
30 .al.su t- -ai4 J. q. SULLIVAN,
General WeEesrl .hgent.
". P. SMITH, t- Il "a. ooAL
ter rofTransportat'n.l General Ticrst agsns-
Sl&R3
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3 81 We congratulate our readers upon the
discogery Of auFO cure for RheumatisIn, dOut and
NsaralEa, and AL Aereuriel Diseases which IS el
iacted without the use ofinternAl medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
onlY4 IN lActi it q The o1Q Known remey sfestiug
norioct cure and We ieei Warranted, from its re-
Gicted and tnoso having Friends suffering from hheu
matsms GOut OF Neuraigla or the poruiciouH effects
q cur paper, Of Dr lelaRd'a ANTI kheumAtic Band
kasfSold bY MEa. FISK k, Cleveland. o. ieb25
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e."
I from the London HeTaldi Conservatory MAY o.
TIE MIaEnlGcont UPRISING in AmeFica'
The citizens of the Free States and their
representatives of Congress looked upon the |
threats Of secession as mere intimidations,
and nanRht else; nor are they to Be blamed for (
failiag 70 suspect their SoUtaern bretherz of
trsaeRery rit6Out porGlleli IN history At lentgth
the entire North is awakened to the truth
by the att lck on Fort Sumter, and Democrats,
Native Americans and Republicans, learn for
the frst time that Mr.. Lincolh's success is
but the pretext for secession, whilst a long
prspsriug and cleverly matured plot TO break
M the Union is the only true motive. The
North Is nov Fastening as enc man, to take
yeneence on tie traitors From the forest
/ Of daine 70 the mountains Of Pennsylvania
I fae air is resonant with tie cIRng Of arms.
4 THROUGH the land is echoed sThe Gaul is at
/ the eates,n and the New Highlander quits the
| loom, the Western farmer turns from the
plow. and the sturdy settler in far. distant
Minnesota c..sts aside his az and rushes 70
defend the CAPITAL. Il isno longer simple
l President and succts fgl political party who
are inimical 10 the seceders. The Whole
North is up as ona mar, and those who out
yesterday ridiculed Mr.. Lincoln as fool, or
yilifed him as q blood-thiFsty tyranS now
land him as the second aFsther Of his coun-
try.'' Young boys and old men, fly to his
summons; millions are placed at his disposal
by the State legislatures, corporate compan-
ies and even private individuals; business is
suspended, and the entire population seems
% be drilling itself for the conflict. II only
Kalf tie se6Hnts Is he AaeFieaa prese bs cor
ret ,os dosibs 0hsthsr ths.alnals of any eoHH-
irV can flr5ish more asieasRiag prosf Of lssan-
1',tai Of sentimsnt and ssJ-dsngiE'g PStr'0tlsH'
fEas are aov oeTsd By ths Free states Of th'
Transatlantic Dnioa. l ~ t.asq2
The South BY this time has probably got 70
.. tbe length Of their tether. On the2Oth ult;,
I ne dats Of the sailing ofthe previous steam
e. there were {, ,00o frOofss in Washington
and those numbers were likely 70 be doubled
II when he Persia left The capital of ths
!, / United States Is well adapted for defense, anC
: before the Southern army can enter the city
B Il must cross one Of two deep rivers, Or pas
the qirginiG Hills, which are now covered
With batteries. Gen. Scott the conqUaEoE Q
: Mexico, has bssn engaged for months past Il
Il preparing foI an attack, and there is small
nrobability of the enemy taking him By sur
= priss. Il is understood, moreEer, that th
Cabinet has resolved lo carry out his plan Q
.keamrairn against the seceded States and in
( ssrl1,eb as no officer has yst been named q
y somv6and the Federal Army inths field,
3. nav 81 designed that the General shal carr
=. ont his own plans in person. hso,we mus
:, prepsre for much abuse Of him, both in Ed
e e5s5 "a Is BHa s5unsEy
- d I,is=;ts Gen. Winfeld Scott Is bY no neaI
~ 4 .oonniar commander until tie close of Il
p caupaieu, tor be msnsuFslg long tights q
- .aS,fFIf 81 81 ASH
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BLOOD fuubl
BLOOD F0ODi
nIfh1D TOUDl


TO an auierinF lrem O0nsnln Ptian, iEclRlons or
onnarmod, Of nom dohilisy Of any kind Il from
nnnlni or noTFous proetr1ttolll brought on pT any
onuaa; OK from eeTofalopa eonpiaintsi or from die-
sels 81 the kidusvE BLADDER and 70 Ladies sui-
4srnE any Of the many dlstreaaing complaints their
tsN sfe ushio 70, and Whicn engonder OOnaunBsion,
THE BLOOD FOOD
4 Uttered e. a Certain and Reliable Remedy, Diiser
ing ip eVery particular nom the patent medicines Of
tns day, IL chemica corr bination IRON, SUL-
RHu = and ! hOS hHplls.c, otvoTy great worth, and
many Hundreds bee Glad and grateful testimony 70
tta beuefts & haAe lerred on them.
G9URCH DUPONT, ses hroadgays New York.
are the solo prOpr0tora Of thu article and have in
consequence u : tEoud Attempted Upon the pubic,
chanFod the color Of the outside wrapper from RID
- N1bEoU and increased The szt of the bottle 70
Gahoss. b very cautious IL buying 70 that the
o-Emils of their signature 4 On the outHids o{ the
RrapPar, q 81 others hre cou ,toriets. In canse-
FuencS 81 ths larEe demand Tor this article the fol
Owing druggists have all ordered and received sup
piles Of the aeW kind, Yiz;
OhuE. A. Eimball, Wm. II French, J. B. Hayes,
-, staniels, and samuel kidder r., Lowell.
79Aio. sb25;dtW
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OURT OF CONsUMPTION,

Hs- DIR. KING is still in Cleveland,
where he has practioed for the last years.
can be- consulted ut No 10 summit street facing the
Lake, between Ontario and Seneca, or through the
Post office, Box aJ5g, cleveland, Ohio.
P.S.-Special attention paid to diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Lungs, aud all Chronic and Female
Diseases and DerHnRements. ELECTRIUtfY ap-
piled when the nature Of the case requires 1t.
B% CAUTION. va
i DR.. r. A. KING is in no way connected with DR..
J, j. King. .51s ,avl7:3lS
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