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HIIssoURI LEGIsLATURE.

- --777"I 1'-'--I7 7 lVs
The Senate passed resolutions yesterday
that our Senators be instructed and our Rep
resentatives be requested to oppose the pas
sage Of al acts granting supplies Of men and
money to eoerce seeding States into sub
mission or su0jugatiOn; that should such acts
bepassed By Congress our Senators be instruct
ed and our Representative be requested to re-
tir from the halls Of Congress.
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FRsaI s.. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.
Governor jackson has signed the Relief
Bal passed BY the Legislature few days
since. This law extends the time for the re-
turn Of executions issued BY Courts OF Record
to second term after date Of execution, and
extends the time for the return Of executions
issued By Justices Of the Peace to one year
after date thereof.
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FORFTGN news.

ST. JOINS, n F., March Q.
Tbs following as the very latest adTieea
by the steamer Prince Albert. The Emperor
Of France had enjoined Prince Napoleon to
remain ct Paris, as a visit to Italy at the
present time might be regarded as an inten-
tioa to influence the question Of the POPe's
temporal soFereignty.
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TIE RAILWAY.

CHICAGO, March 3.
The Tribune this morning publishes an
elaborate railway article, showing that the
earnings Of all the railroads concentrating IN
Chicago for 1860 was Sl7690,O0O.
The ten trunk roads show an increase
over 1853 Of 81, $4,000
The article exhibits q very encouraging
degree Of prosperity at the West.
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Last nights Report.

IMPORTANT FROM FORT SUMTER.
WAsHNaToE, March 9.
Important Intelligence has just been receiv.
Cd at the War Department from Charleston.
A messenger, who LETT Fort Sumter On The
afternoon Of Tuesday last reports that salt
provisions remain for only hfteen days, and
that only q limited amount Of vegetables is
left in the fortress. Supplies Of al kinds are
running very low. N ,jor Anderson, how
ever, was still able TO procure fresh meats and
butter from the Charleston market.
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uB-Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Greien-
berT Medicine Dr. B. is ply sioinn Of extensive
pratce and one OF the most successful in the eOun
~ fTirurn bTllll In which be resides
isfhis cnrtides that have used the 9rafsnberg's
pills and Marshall'a Cath0hcon, sold here BY "a. q.
Iohuron Ia my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1851.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
ont the country. FOR Medicines OF Agenciaa, ad-
dress d. %. n Ntf1lshAt NleEelalq.
iansdfw General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
CephaIic Pills accomplish the object for which
they made viz Cure headache in all It's forms.
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REsIGNRD.

Sac HARBoR, March 8.
E5vurd 3. Bill, port and coast Inspector
Of 7z tie district, which position he
hss oeupied for the past eight years, on
Monday last handed his resignation to Col
leetor Turnbell, assuring, as a reason, that be
could nos conscientiOusly hold the Office ua
der The new Administration.
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COMMEROIAL.

CLEYELAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RLOUR-ouist and steady 81 st,7s9s,as Al AZ.
tres to double extras, and ssOs6.OO for whit. xx
BuekWhoat is very heavy and scarcely sal.aAls.
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CTs1E,T1 Marob 10.

The extensive lard oif aud candle woiks q
Tbonss Emery 8 Sons, corner Of Vine and
Wetef streets. was entirely destroyed BY tre
this morning. Loss, $500 Insured for
$4,000. Il was the work Of an incendiary.
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H.nrroRp. Trumbull coo.

hereby certify that l have been dealing In the
rsn berg Medicines for the PAST ear and can tr-
y SAY tha have never offered any medicines 10 the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Catholicon They Will psriorm ell and more than Is
n fhe t;atholIeon the past year and hear the beat
results in every case. J. d. Y. .sghNoOhs
March Z, 49, Medical gent.
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NEw yORK mARKRT-MARCH Q,

NEW YORK MARKRT-MARCH Q,
lBY TELEaRAPH.l
ELuUR-AdVancodb 90. S5,tOaas, 50 for Ohioi 500
n5,hO for southern,
WiiEAT-Rlrm Halss are es,000 At SliG6el,ls
for Chicaaa spfng! eb22e3i,1 for nilwaukrs club;
s,2sGlysi for red western, sad Slssl,aS for white
Michigan.
OORN-Market quiet az ss6a67c.
P0RK-Msrkol quiet At SiI,la8l7 .25 for moss
el25u tor prime, --.H
WHISk f-Duil at lT3do.
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DREPARE AGAINST FIRE
Constantly on hrnd and Tor sale By the agent at
hi1 DEPOT No q5 Superior 8tToet 3 large al10Ilmept
81 fhose iusfly oslebrated WlLDER'S PATENT
aALAMAEDF BAFES, 70 which ne attention
ths public Is called. q. X. BEFNOLDA
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81 saniold's Liver lnvigorator and csthartio
Pills are fo- sals By
CHGRCHIELE BIO, Druggigtss
BIO :. " cor. Pub. Square and Ontario 81
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8aiI 8oaas.
NATIONAL ROUTEI
BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD.

By recent impOrt9nt changes this Road is now abls
p lqrni1h pnn5uai 9r lniereun uuuication
FULL CONNkCTI0N5 with all through trains
70 Philadelphia aud New ork, In the Eaat-With thu
South, BY IL Washington Branch Roud-by Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh, Central ohio and Ma etta and
Cincinnati trains with the Northwest West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 10 Baltimore, PhiadeI yhia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over ct
any OF the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
tiohal give the pr ogs Of visiting Washington City
en- route.
This q the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 10 Washington City.
ul-Fare 8 Low ~ By any other Route -...
- Sleeping Cars on sii Night Trains
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and nhio Railroad.
). II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
W. p. SMITH, L. q. COLE.
master d Transported n. General Ticket Agent.
fbiHR26
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H0ME TENTTlrONY.

In this connection We Ouer new testimonials;
II ama MEthodist Clergyman aud when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled win
tie disease for which you advertise Marshaiia Utu-
ripe CathOicon as cure. have advised tts use and
nued Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio
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THE GRRFENBERG
mAPsHAIHs uTERINE OATHOLICON.

which is offered a certain cure an cases a5comfa
niei win tbt f5IloElnE symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, Faintnsss, Deranged AppetlteI sallOW
Complexion, Pain IN the Back ana Kidney Onlllsi
raIgia, PalptafiOn Of the Heart plLziheasi Nerv-
ousness Headache Bestlessnossj DisIurhed Sleep,
Fiushes Of the heart, General Pain uraElins and
Pam IN the spine and between the shoulders, Acid
Stomach Nausea, Ind gesriOm, Difficult Passing 8l
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching Burning "
Irr tatiOn to the Uterine organs Nightmare, Dis
pair Hysterics, Anxiety Red faeri Nervous fSitcb-
ing, Starting CQnstlp lfftaple 1slnpefl SAD,
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Paing in the
Uterine Organss Numbness and Pans in the Limbs
Loss Of the Memory BeWilderment, SORENESS IN the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

All Of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale By
CHURCHILL BROTHER, DruFglsts,
RIO s. W. cor Ontario A. 4 Public Sqnare
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aAeaitines.
CANFORD'S LIVER INyTqC6

OAMFOkDS UlN Eh nv L.fsh.
~ AD0R neuer Dabililafea. II ts -oia aoaa -
entirely lree FROM GUNS, and has beeolss ~ =
tabliahed hiet, standard nedicine knoWr al'J -
proved bg 81 who have -aec it, and > nov rolrt15
% with eonhdenca IN eli slEea1a1 ior which g
Il a. cured thoussnds within the Last t4oy ys,s
uh0 had given ~ ala1 hops q FslisG 81 EhI
almefgla an solicited = 7eFtilaaies a. - 1o-',7
Thsd0ss must b e;ssp- lea 20 tn temp. ih4t
q the individual iafing 3 its1ld llsd n 1lat 49,
Let The dietatss of yoSiri-, Ij5dsnsnt s1ids you
The use Of the LlfBEll flNFI0OEAIOR, and
viii oue LIfEH C0n-I( lrLAIEIs, BzEluUg A.
LAcEs, DgsPEPELA, ,CHoH-I- llC DIAHaanA, sUunEl
eOMFLAfAIs DTsENTERYle< lDn0rar, BOun BT0MkCH
HABtTuAL Cos1IvEaEss " gH0IIc CaoLzaA ~
ZAHIUh, EL4LuLEEcE, 81 HDIoE, FEmNEu
ls Fk99{{rsS H9{{ e iiSq,aTssly = e
cure SICK HEADAOHE|ss 10 fhodSiads esn -
0a FHREE TEI-z lsP0oSsTtL1RETk
An Wno ne It ars giving thsiF testimony IN IL q
~ Nix water in the mouth wish be InTlgoratoi
and swallow both together.
PRlCE OHE DObLAB PER BOTTLl.
Also Santords Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Ysgetsbls Exfracfs, and %
up IN Glass Cases, Air Iig1ta and VIZ
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL d So ~ bui
aetiys Cetburtic, Thieh ths proprietor has usod n
L his practice nore lslan twenty yeara. -
ton which AZ express IN = regard % their uIe, -
induced meto place them within The reach q alL
ne Profession. we'll Eao-' tlias 5iEssTo1t os
l thartics set on d1sreuf portions Of the bowels.
l The Family Cathartc.L Pill has, with due rassr.
/ ence 70 this Wali estab-' lished act, been com.
pounded from Z variety . 0f the pure5t Neg6la1if
Extracts " hich act afke- on eTarV part o. tho a,
msntary canal, aud Arel. coon and sArE 10 an
cases where Cathartieil is needed, such a3 De
rangements OF the Stom-G sch, sleepne1s, PEin8 il
the Back and LOiua, tOs- >. tVeaass, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole BODY from sudden cold, > hich
frequently, 81 neglected = end in q long coufle d
I EeFer. Loss of Appe---i tite, OraerInF 11z11
Z ton Of Cold over the Body, Restlesgudag
j Head-Ache, or Weights In the Head, al lullan
4 mat0ry Diseases, " urusi-1 in Chiidreu OF A1ulll
I Rheumatism, great Puriaer Of the Blood and UnlI
diseases 20 which flesh Is heir numerous % men
. ton in this advertisement DOSE 20 3.
PRfCE - GEhTS.
4 8-Lhs Liver lnYigurRtor and Family lntnart
Pills are retailed BY Druggists generally, and solt
y wholesale By the Trade iu ali the large towns.
s. r. " SANFORD, H. D.,
Manufacturer and PropFistor,
4 iy7d&wks ~ hgogolgavt New York.
81 sanioid's Liver lnvigOrator and CatharLi
II Pills are fo- sale By
CHCRCHIELG BIO, Druggigtss
BIO = " cor. Pub. SQUARE and Ontario 81
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aAFdirines,
DR. SWEETS

DR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
THE
GREATEKTBRNAL REAED =,
FOB RHEUMATISM, ,GOUT, NEURALGIAt LUM
AAsFS sPRAINs, Stii BRGisEs, c5gTs AID
Rheumatic
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never falls. This
Liniment = prepared from the recipe ef Dr. stephen
Sweet Of Connecticut, the famous bone-setter, and
has been used in his practice iOr more than tuentl
years with the most astonishing success
BY any preparation before the public Of y hlch tss
most skeptiesl may Be convinced By single trial;
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thOu-
sands Of where il had been used it has nescl
FCR NEURALGIA, 1t will afford Immediate -
/ LIEF in every case, however distressing. -, 4,
1t will relieve the worst easss Of HkADAChA y
/ three minutes and is warranted 70 do It,
| TOOTHAOHE also will IL cure instantly.
| FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND 0ENEkA5
/ LASsITUDE arising from imprudence or excess
this Liniment is most happy and uniaihng feinee
ems and revives the system and restores II 70 eia-
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, We claim
that 1t is the BEST known, and We cnsllenge N Sne
, ToVld TO produce an equal. ETery victim Of thls
Ia Waadtng complaint aloulQ give u LIAl AuL Il
An uot fail to Afford immediate relef and IN ma
orifv of cases viii effect q RADICAL cure.
oIfI NsY AND 5ORE THROAT are sometimes eX-
frsroeI, malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
pifo-fio, Of this Lument will never fail 20 care
gPRll rs are sOusstimes very Obstinate aud en-
,-e1t Ofths Join Is Is liable 10 occur is nesected.
Ths worst use may be conquered By this hiniment
u Two or tn Vee Gays .l- A. - 4,
sSiSs Vild eadily 10 the wonderful healing prop
ertiss az iSiR. WEETS 1NFALLIBLE LlhlMEhf
when used acco ding 20 directions; Arse ChllDalnss
Frosted Fee,t ant.' Insect Bites and stinga.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have his rsmVdy at hand Tor is tmsy ~,
prevent thoao formidable diseases 70 Mnlen Al
horses are halll and fa3cn Ientgl - lau3 V'heL
,riss yaIuabls Srses nearg worthless. -,
0veT fsnr brudred voluntary testimonlall % me
risrfTI eurStiye properties of this Liniment have
49, T--svsd y ithfn the last ro years. ana many
~ tbam from "a rsons in the highest ranks OF liie
CAUTION.
H. .,otd tr,ro gition, observe the signature and
No.. ~ M 81 sphen sweet on every label and
- isstsnhen Sva cts 1nfallible Linimsnt blown
Also os,eRnef ,.h' battle without which none Hre
In tne sAH-9 oi -" RICHARDSON q CO.,
Behuiho- sole ProprietOrs, Norwich, Ct.
,,.t. A., oievol, Nd By Wm. EiHke, Strong and
A1wstronF. and By all druggists. sepzi:h25d&V
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nOADTAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aAeaifines.
JpT TWELVE YEARS AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUl. the success Of several medical gsntlo-
men In curing disease upon principles In accordance
with tie great natural laws induced their establish
msnt as an Incorporated Institution under act Of
the Legislature BY the title Of THE GkAEEhBEkG
COMPANY OF New Herk. The continued success Of
upon public cOnhdence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have reason 20 feel great pride IN
com pairing their success with medical academies al
so chartered By public authority Unsolicited tesn-
mouy from public and private individuals and CON-
nlepdatOry notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character of the gentlemen connected with the ln-
stitutiOu thus assuring thu public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of tbs day, III GhAt-
ENBERG CUMPAhK has ever been and viii BE-
reliable and trustWorthy medium for the restoration
Of health 10 the afflicted, and all who are suffering
may address them with entire cOnhdenoos
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucidly sot forth IN IHE GRIEF
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and th re-
fore sold the nominal price Of 3 cents, tor which
sum it Is mailed free % any part OF The countIY.
The healtleOf American Women, diseases Of Chill
dreu and the more obscure and chronic Cop piaintsi
A. well as the common diseases incident 70 ths eOun-
try have received the attention Of this lLsfuiloni
and fI s enough u they have proved themselves
ullg eopatent for the great trusts which the public
have confded to ther skill.
1beir erie OF Meufcnes embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying. each article The Medi-
cine 10 which We wish to cali the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease Is
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PRIVATE DIS 6


with an bad effects arising therslr0m, Including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTBATiON.
he has succeeded in curing cases in this city, come
Of whom had expended hundreas q aoll95l VIE
malsdies with success and without receiving N
least particle OF benefit
some College in London OF Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who bold out great * el 1efei " y r r
allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might Doa5t o. q
this, that he Is able 70 give entire gatill1lo1 &C
those who repO5e confidence in his ability and lntas
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
of treatment which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine to equal Qr te
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and al diseases q
dsrang gements, both mental and physical arising
from sexual or secret abusa-
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his nsg treatment TX
following edyantages over al etners et el5S9tslsl
and hrst the agents used are IN % Z epeet ul1l
able; he uses no relics o. the dark ages 5n1n e.
Mercury, nor any other deeteriou1 drug: 1sco1di.
no restrictions in dist or business 4 rlilre Lnfa
Is his treatment il positive and certain IN al
he stands prepared TO 60 into any pubic CT Fflfel
hospital in the United states and demonstratos e
immense superiority Of his new treatment over en-
other now known 70 the WOrid IN point oi prompt
ness, permanently, miidnesa safety ana coursnisncs
10 the patient,
and has during the past nine months performed mani
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted 81
other mOdes Of treatment keierence can Pc gilalte
individuals Of the 6rst rs reliability in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard e
skill and integrity IN all professional
| Dyspepsia, hhuematisnt scruiula and All chronic
l diseases treat with superior success
- Medicine ssnt 10 any part Of the country
Dr. FGIBs0N'S New work on Physiology for 81
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EzeetroPatiy and 4edieiHs,
| 81 once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, -
uVf oo5 5i hours ili rom MT to Z and ro 70 tOs OaoA
] dsilT, (SundaFa aNnepted-i aug
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8niIasFs.

BROOKS 8. @. 8 e. ". BUILD
l1 LRs, Also Hsnuiscturers q DooFs. Blinds,
as5h, Brackets and all kinds ci 8crdlI- -IIf 1uf
Gothic work. Particular attention paid % rlffinT
ID store. fac.oEF on Division street, nelr C61tr5
aooE, VlsFeiaHe' Oaio. noilsc1l
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Order Of sale issued from tn Court Of Common Pleas
Tor CuyahOga county, Ohio on the 5th day OF Feb
ruarY, 1861, IN action therein pending, wherein
Ezra Chappell is plaintiff, and Henry i. hltniena
susan Whitman, John 7. Newton, n. r. Keith, john
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance. COMPANY are def
fOndants SHALL the 18th day Of March, l5ols af
two o cock P d at the door Of the Court House IN
said county, expose for sale az public auction the
following described lands and tenements, TO Wit;
'Situate in the township Of Brooklyn being NUM-
Der seven % in the thirte8nth range OF townships N
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the state Oi
Ohio, and which b also in the county Of Ouyehegas
and is known BY being city lots NOS. two hundred
aud five a5), two hundred and six (106), four hun
cred and sixty (46), eeventyhFe (71l, and twenty
seven I'd, in Barber a Lords subdivision IN Ohio
City, now Cleveland, he the more or less ouf
subject to all legal highwAys.H
said several premises are appraised az follows:
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NOFIUE TO ALL DRALING IN OR USING THE
A ! u q

NOTION TO ALL DRALINGIN OR USING THE
PAIN X L l. e e,
Its great Merit and unprecedented sale as caused
some men 70 ofer preparations Of their own make,
In imitation Of the Pals kiler-sOme using the
name 20 sell their worthless stun. Try no expert
ments, hut he sure " call lur Perry Davis Pain
KiIer,' and be sure tEat you get it, and you will
alwsys get good Medicine and the worth Of your
money invested. ta -
PrieeS-25 cents, so cents, and 81 per Botile.
E5-Sold by Medicine Dealers Everywhere "a
:. N. HAhhIs a OO., Cincinnati, ,
Pr0prietorS Tor the Southern and Western statesi
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by.
z. r. Gaylord, VIM. Fiske, Strong s A mstronR,
O. s. Mackenzie, 4. W. Sackrider, Ceveians. febs
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DR.. GIBSON

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL OVER IHE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOOIOki
will be at his Ofics No. ~ Superior street, Ue7B
land Ohio, (oppOsite the Post Once Two doors e19
Of HofmaD's Bloch, on the ollsEing dates Of eael
and every month"; Wis
1s5 I'd llth, 19th, lstA l4th and sOih
SRA PAMPHLET,Na
containing a tiir, sketch OF Dr. LToEs Liz, slndy
and extensive Travels, has Just been issued n5 hn
0ns' 'is' y 1PP0iN NTMENTs ABKOAD.
Toledo-MercEaBt's Hotei, iQrmarlT Collins hons
each month, 24fh, 25tl and Nth.
RaTenna--Collil- House. each month % al114n
ARron-Emt ire House, each month"; hth ana d11.
Pafnesvilltr- lee House, each meRtnJ zyth.
HassHlon-Amsrican HOTEL eacn month"; elq 10
Eiyria-Beehs House, each month"; l6tn and llth.
Bellsvue-Bellsyue House, each month, ,20th q 2l5i
NorWalk-Amcrican House, eaqh month"; l6and
Adrian. Mich.--EaUh month, I'D and I'd
--hIansfald-27th snd 18th.
Eve he, therefore, asks no question: Dor utre
the patients 10 relate any Of their symptolna gou
9ne and AL, and have your q N ptons aTc the eca
ton Of your disease 1plained. iree q enaFSa-
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHRRED TO.
e1ys such balm as have no STRIFE
VIII nature or the laws Of iiai
With blood my hands I never stain,
Nor POISON men 70 ease their pain.
P. B.-Or. LYON pledges his sacred word and nona
or that be viii in nOWise, directly aud dreoty In.
ducs or cause any Invalid 20 take his medicins with
out the strongest probability Of relief OF arure.
ic11aCunsuitation and- -ldVice free oi char1e. -
The nfnr wv ~ itvaraiiv sf,Fsidsref n-ei
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UNIVERSAL, UNIVERSAL,
Is THE PRAISE OF
DIR. 8. U. RICHARDS0N's
SHERRY WINE EeBITT EkS,
The Celebrated New England Remed, lul
RITUAL CONSPiPA II v 4
Jaundioe, Fever and Ague, General Debility and
ell Diseases arising from DiEOrdered
Stomach, LiEeF Or Bowels.

1NHEY ARE USED AND RE-
Il OOMaENpED By lssdins Physicians Of the
country, and all who Try Them pronounce them in
valuable.
Dr.. JAMES i. LEEPER, writes from sYarre,
Stark County Ohio,-'aThe Bitters are highly prais
ed BY those suffering from Indigestion, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint"
E.s, DAVIS, Postmaster at Williamport, Ohio
sf having ep seed eoms prosFss gs ' apd as
my appetite. 1t relieved me, an eau recommend
it with great assurance Of its merits. l."
DR.. VIM. II. KERR, OF ROgersville, Ind. writes
Us that they the most valuable Medicine offered
with them made several cures Of paipitation o the
Heart and General debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq., Blountsyille, Henry
Co, Ind writes Us long letJer, under dale u May
T. 1850. De vas much reduced, having bsea afflicted
for three years with great nervous debility, palpts
ton Of the heart Of the most AMI prOstrhtlnE
character, after usinga low bottles was com
lY restored, and am now in robust health"
GEOhGE W. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted
with rheumatism for twenty years, all its VarIOu
forms aud at the date of this letter he had been ~,
years we'll; the Bitters efectng the cure when sey.
erul Physicians attending him could do him No good
He Hays-"for rheumatism, Dyspepsia, LITER Com.
plaint Kidney Affection OF DrOpsys IL a speCiuI
certain remedy.
J.W. HUNT writes from Delpboa, AIon County
Ohio, Ia section where Fever and Ague prevails,
that he most cheeruly recommends them Of decided
merit in all cases Of Fever aud Ague. Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
D. K. GALLEHERs, ND, writes from Van weri
/ Ohio--'l mOat respectfully recommend the SHERRY
Wine RtteTs 20 the notice Of Dyspepto PERSONS and
l 70 ali who rsQuire Stimulating medicine.
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