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eEEATE UHANlEB, Jhiol ApTlI 5thl Is59
fiDR. J. o. AYER, Honored Sir:-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Cstharc Pills, left BY your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Theum-
atisn under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disea5e feel in better health now thaa
for some years before, which attribute entirely 70
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LuCIUS. y. METOAIF.' %
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The Condition Of England.

The London correspondent Of the New
York Times thus describes the condition Of
the classes which 60 to make up the pOpu-
lation of England:
"The condition Of England does not
seem to me at any time a hopeful one 1t
is pleasant enough for the aristocracy-
the upper and wealthy class, who number
100000 These have ample and assured
incomes, and no necessity for labor and
exertion They have only 10 govern the
nation with whatever wisdom they may
happen to have, and amuse themselTes.-
The great middle class of merchants, pro-
fezsionsl men, clerks, SC, are also tOlera-
bly, well off. Of these there are no less
than 100000 with incomes averaging
$3.50 a yer for each family, or $3.50 q
head. We're the nation composed only of
these ten millions, it would be Q very
comfortable ore. But now we come to q
lower stratum, the great laboring class Of
operatives. mechanics and agricultural
laborers, who have no property, and are
dependent upon their daily work for their
daily bread They number Is, 100000, and
their wages, at the best Of times, do not
average more than S4 a week, and this in
q country where provisions are much dear
er than in America, and where the taxes
amount to nearly SfO0,O0O,OO0 per an
nun. The wages Of agricultural labOrers
are fifteen shillings a week, on which a
whole family must live and if lost time is
reckoned, they probably do not average
$3.50 q week Even some employees of
the Government are very poorly paid
Letter carriers have from $3.50 to S. a
week. Policemen have s. week. The
better class Of mechanics get S6 week,
and very few, in branches requiring
special skill, or involving special hard
ship, get as high as SO or Sl2 week -
These, however, are few and far between.
The average income OF the eighteen mil
lions Of the working people of the
United Kingdom is three shillings, say
eighty cents a head per week, and for this
they must get rent, clothing, food, and
whatever luxuries they are able to enjoy.
Below this class, which is always on
the verge Of pauperism, and great por-
ton Of which can look forward TO no end
but the poOrhouse, there is the class Of ac-
tual paupers, which is the same in num-
Der as that of the aristocracy-1,0 600, 600
nov somewhat larger, by reason Of the
cotton famine"
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The 4 bel - d cettIne llen.

A short time since Mr.. ]. ". Elan, a
prominent lawyer of Baton Rouge, and
formerly Mayor of that city, went TO Port
Hudson to obtain pass for the purpose of
visiting some friends in the rebel army at
that place. While there General Gardner,
on being applied to for a pass, asked him
if he was not an able-bodied man. Upon
being answered IN the affirmative, General
Gardner ordered him to report to a Cap
tain for duty. He replied that he had
twenty negroes, and was exempt. ~ Take
five days TO settle your business and re-
turn at the end Of that time" was the re-
ply. Mr.. Elan is now in the ranks at
Port Hudson. If this be an example Of
the way the rebel army is filed, it must
be an enthusiastic hody Of men.
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MORNING LEADER.
E1TURD4Y 5i0RVING, April i, '6g.-
one nf rl.e Willie elaxes of the south.

One OF the White slaves o. the Soutn' /
"A correspondent relates the following
aThe following account Of q genuine
white man being here as a slave, 1 nave
from the most authentic sources =.
"a certain planters daughter IN Mis-
sissippi was seduced. To hide her shame
she gave her child, girl, at its birth, to a
slave woman. along with money TO prlng
Il nm as her own. The child lived and be-
came The mistress Of the planters son, who
suoeeeded 10 the estate. She had by him
Eve ohndFen, and among them the man
refer 70. Charles Grayson. This was IN
Calhogn county, Mississippi, three miles
from Paris. The father was at one time
Clerk of the Court At six years OF age
Charles was said 70 william Stesn, in the
neirhborbood. and about this time his pa
renf,ge was told 10 him by his mother
BE ran away, was captured, and treated
with great harshness. lie was made TO do
more work than the other slaves. The OBJ
ject wss to break him down He proved to
be strong and able % bear al the burdens
put upon him.
"On December IT, 1862, the 81 Michi-
gan cavalry came into the vicinity Gray
son then took horse and rode into their
lines. He took good hersei 50 as to ride
faster. He was then employed as cook
for the non-eommissioned officers Of COM
pany F, Captain Theodore Reese. Beeom-
ing anxious about his future condition, he
proposed to 90 North. The above named
officer the Lieutenant Colonel, G. Rogers,
and several substantial citizens Of jack
son, Tennessee, as well ss a General high
in command, assisted him to carry out his
plans, and q few days ago he passed
through this place on his way to Cass
county, Michigan.
ale has been a slave for seventeen
years. is now twenty-three years Of age
has straight, light air, fair blue eyes, q
sandy beard, and evidently is white man
with no drop Of black blood in his veins.
He has a singular appearance. He IS
totally ignorant He scarcely knows what
freedom is He knows little more than
that he Is white man. A negro slave
has q subdued, and yet, at times, gay air
On the contrary, Charles Grayson IS con-
tinually atject and gloomy. He hardly
knew how to thank the friends here wh'
helped him to get his tickets; he seemed
almost cold TO the friend, native Of Bos
ton, who had done most. This was the re
suit of his long oppression, which has med'
him suspicious Of every human being. II
many respects his case resembles that o
Casper Hsuser.'
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II Is d emed unnecessary 10 20 d. 70 any eng heheu or
or mingts Inventory OF its merits.
In addition to the most vaunjed carabilitics Of
ot.cr stoves, there have ben several Important in
provements feceutly made ia the s. Dispatcl which
none other posse-s. and it is unguestionably, the
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in USE
one Is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the fire
Chalnher, producing the most perfect eomocst! on
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke, and improving tie operations OF the stove
Aar ther is new y invrnted PORTABLE ASH
BOX, attached 10 the stove which receives the aAhe5
witch fall from the fire door, and is easily removed
fsr dis shars ing the same.
Thcss very maJerial additions to the value Of the
Stove are secured by pate Is and render it, leyon
comoafisons with the New Movable Crate, the
most --
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market.
tact VITA the nrs have been greatly increased in
Il viii burn Osal es well a. Wood most admirably;
Oven being thoroughly ventilated Il VIII produce .
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that OF Bakers
Brick Oven; Boosting and Toasting is done beio-t
the open IRE. and Broiiug over live ccals on the
hearth common sense dictates Il is ulanutacturec
in this city, and the material used and the work
ualship are CT tae best quality finally, IL gives per
fsc satisfaction 70 ALL hundreds OF ko5sekeepers il
this city and surrounding country, who are daiiI
using it, vii testify.
THE MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE is a
new and desirable pattern, Wnloh, With variety o.
sne great variety o; Parlor Cooking and other heat
Ing Stoves, Tor Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
W arc oQnaLAlEiy alpDel NaLb 81 hne E6He1b - q
most beautiful styles Of
EHAKELED GRAT5g.
.Also-ai Of the most useir articles OF Eouso Ful
nisllinG Goods Nails and Farmers Tools.
We ere Insf receiving Tie lstest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are onsred st the lowest prioez
WsmRnu:Gcsurg largely and have for sale at Whole
sale and retail, the various articles OF Piein and
Jgpese3 I'm, CoppgT aid Sheet Iron Wey,,
We orsT the Glost endless variety OF goods IN o.
Hue ior sails q the lowest casn prices, ths OF Dc
PRfCE SHSfEh.
HaS-AIl Hcuseksesars and those who Contemplate
HOuseksepinz and the crest OF InGakind," arc
Cordially iavtsi q dl b0fore purchasing elowhsie
FsED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
Ho- 20 Bsuth side Pub Square,
nc 25 CleFriand, Ohio.
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Une is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the fire
Chamber producing the most perfect combcstl on
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke, and improving tic operations OF the stove
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D DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE

ial I'D 3itions 70 the value Of the
BY PATE Is, ani render it, Leyon
the New Movable Crate, the
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NTEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

MOULD & HOGAN,
5ecs1.RI7 No Euclsi-St-. Cleveland, D.
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a correspondent relates the following
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CROGKERY g. GLASSWARE.

JNO. E. STRONG, Agent.
- Eana Icr rtrcnla-- arA aat ner-irnlnr.- e-
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LEaAL NOTICES.

MASTERS sALE.-Pursurnt to the
w command Of q decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahocn county,
81 the salt Of Mark Rosseter a. ainst Wilson T.
Mheelock and Mary A. Wheeloek to me direct
ed, shall offer for sale at public auction at tbe
door Of the Court House, IN the City Of Cleveland
on the 39th day Of april, 1853, at two o'clock p
NJ, the following described premises; situated
IN the town OF Bedford 10 the county Of Cuyaho-
Ga, and State Of Ohio, and is also in the village Of
Bedford, and IS bounded as follows; fronting and
bounded on Willis street on the east; on the
south by the land Of Andrew Whitaker; on the
west BY the land Of Wilson T. Wheeiock and on
the north by the land Of Mrs. Emily Oldham, the
lot beng sixty-six ld5) feet wide 10 'front.' and if
Y-siA lo,g ieet WIDE IN the rear, and one hum
dred and tWenty-four Q2D feet deep on me s0nfb
and one hundred and twenty GEO feet deep on
the north side oe the same more or less but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised at $3.50.
D. W. GAGE,
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, Master Colnm'r.
flths Attys. mar3l:437
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BOOKs F0R MARCH.
At
]. B. Cobb & GO's.

The National Almanac for. 1858,
paper, St,OO, cloth, St,25
Dana's Manuel OfGeOlOgy, 4,5O
Andrews the Life OF cur Lord, 2,25
COIensO's yOtes on Romans, 1,25
do Pentetuch andi Joshua, 1,25
Mahant's Reply to Colenso, rs
billiard on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 500
Parsons on Notes and Bills.
2 vols. 1900
Paez' Wild scenes in South
America, 1,75
MaOn's sManuel Of eymnas-
tics, SO
HOlly's Country Seats, with
plans, $50
Hacket's Notes on shaks-
peare, I,5o
Darlington. Novel, by Charles /.
Lever, so
Chronicles of Garlingford, rs
No Name, by Wilkie Collin, paper, LIS
do do cloth, I,5o
Essays by Buckle, with portrait Loo
Sheldon's Object Lessons, l,5C
Wells Graded Schools, LOG
Reads Wagner of the Ale
ghanies, LOO
The Students History of
Fraace, ls25
J. B. COBB & co.
| marchl3
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CERTIFICATE.

LEh LAE 1AA4A
This IL to certify that about ghteen months ago
CON pmeuced usirg STRHLIaG's lIBRosIA. ny hair
vas hort thin aud ridly falling out had trleu
many Har rouics, inviEorat0rss 6c without recelF-
ing any benefit. Soog after using the Arnbroaa' my
hair ceased saliins ou-, end cQmmenced growing 50
rapifly n5 10 sst0aish mo Now my hair Is thek son
and glossy aDd Is i've f-et four inches in length
wien Iet down, rsaching 20 the hocr. lhls Wondet-
frl result attribute goieY 10 tee Use % sterllngs
Ambrosia. as since 1 commenced using it have ap-
plised nothing else % my hair. ~,,.,-
No. 1873 Broadway N. Y.
Ef-We sdEize young rer- ems v hnss haif Is 9egin-
ming to ia out, 10 take warning tn fimei and save
their hair, BY u=irg the ar brosia- 10 Inese Nne
have already lost their air the free use OF the AN
BBuSIA viii surely Te-tlre IT, As II has done Ior nou
sands. .
Ha-Dr. srEHLTN7's ssfBR0sIA is a stimulating oily
extract OF Roots Banks an Herbs. II will cure all
ieses OF tha scalp aud itbhiug q the hea1 entire
ly eIedcales dandru ps Yenfs the hair from talihs
O1t or frCm turning Premsiurely AZ, causing f 10
grow thick sud long it isrntlroy dh rent rom an
other Frepai aiions, and can DO Ieled On
EIf IS a well known fsct 20 thOufa1ds in the City
Of New York that this is tre only ur ice yet dscov-
cred that W CUEz the Disease OF the Scalp and cause
the Hair % Grow.
Es-PRICE 81 Ter Box-Containing two bOtlles.-ss
II. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No A. Broadway, New York
EE-For Sale by an rrueeisfs mar2l R2sdaW
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mgnlGAL.


TTIHE ALL SUFFICIENT I II kkh
-TGIESEdAIg3 q, 2 end 2. aTeproteote9 p ilo5, ~,
M tye-ters Patant of Gugland, aud accured pg lne
seaIs 81 tire Eoole De Pharm1Cle de Earm iu4 tne
Trs5erial COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna
- ore 2 Invaluable for Gxhausticni Sperr1atof
rafss, and all physical disabilities
NJ Two com pietely erudicates 81 traces o. tnoa
DISEASES that hsye heretofore been treed 6y me nau
Seors sud nernfeious use OF copavia and cubebs-
No Tnrea has entirely auprisutec the iuiol1 -
n rnercurv thereby insuriuF 20 tae sunerer speeqg
reIisf dfsparuilC all impurities asa footne Iut -Ae
7suc1n ol diseeses. - -.
TPIEsEaAs, Nos. ], and 8 are prsparatlons n me
orm of ozenges devoid O. Taste and SMELL ana can
bs carried IN tho wastooat pocket Sold IN TN esss
and divided into separats doses, es adIlste Y
Veirsn IaIlemand Rouz, Ric0ld, &c. Price g eacni
- C,,se- for 81 v-fish saves 90; and ia ez cases
-ts-ahv there 4 : asving o. 90. To b had whole
ale and retail o. d. BAEBOA, 40 ~ oieeoAeF-s-'
l New York. =
| Irmediately on racsiving s remittance Dr. barrS =
vii forward the 3ra1ouar 70 any paE5 o. ne sohiol
| gsruofions Of the writer -
| 1E-Sold By 6 ". Cli&i.k- Azenf or Cl.Ee..I.o
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CLAIMS.
no SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage & Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United States to
coll ct Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims agains5 the Go sernment OF the d. and OF
Ne State Of Ohio late law Of Congress Soldiers
T. -HARGED by Of WOUNDS received in service,
DIS, 7tftled to Si00 Bounty So diers Of the three
are service and large number of Others are en-
months 'ay for service before being mustered into
titled toI vice aud Iho-sands who were not mus
the o. S. Sc are now entitled TO pay. All such can
tered in at al promptly adjusted and collected By
have their cai y or by letter ouciOsinF stamp, to
applying personal ". GAGN ie3 Superior-St,
D. 'Osite the Merchants Bank,
Ou Cleveland. ohio.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con
5TrhCeg, elect Urethral DISCHARGES, seminal Weak-
ness Nightly Emissions, Tneontinence Genital lrri-
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and
n the kidneys and Bladder, which hss been used bY
upyTaris Of One Hundred Physicians in their private
practice, With entire 5ucccss, supersedng gupeD5i
tlO7siba, Causues or any compound hitherto known
IS = Z l. S i @ P l. u
are speedy in act0n, ofton sleCtInR cure IN leF
dsys- and when q cure is effected Il is permanent
They are prepared from vegetable extracts Eat STE
harmless on the systaI1, and never nausectes the
5tomac or fulpregnatas tho bregth; aud being sugag
coated all nausecus taste IL avoided No change q
diet is ecessary while using them; does their Sc
don interfere with business pursuits
Pios One Dosr, and will Be sent by mail on recsiPi
Of price and red stamps. O. y. Cbasht
deci7 ll9 SuDerior-st.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
RroEnls eagDensIon WsIgl

IMPROVED KIKT SUPP0RTEP
Ts perfect rUuioa Institution Il unites the Cor
st Shoulder -Brscs Auti-Lacer ad sisirt-Supp0rt8
IN one beauti .ul -rticie cf wearing Agparsl-
The ssll1ns iraticn must be Preserved" Wh3cheFe
y Lady say g can De - Wearing these alals.
THY THEM-PkiCN5 REDUGkUi
For snia by-FlsEEaIAN KELLOGG, 5l7 SupeEl.
0r-St hirs. pORFHB, Miiiiuer, s. Seneca-st5 HUh.
"a 2 HIGBNE, 81 Supericr-St., Mrs. HARVEY, 32
ST. Cair-St and at Wholesale and Retail ny tbs Pro
BTfetors ald Manufactures, Ea Ontario-Ss.s (cFel
Afoore's Auction Stors,) Ci5Telands Ohio
8-Wsfsts Msis 20 Order.
as-Stste ara County Bights ior sale.
H0ERfS SHEFFIELD.
aaJ}Fe vii prosecute oil persous who make thi
Eaisfs Or asks ths Braces without authority rron
auafo
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i XIII ID ID I d o u y LI6i
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas
Sold By c. ". CLARK, end By Druggists and Deal
srS everywhere. dcc5: t.2sd wstWeeT
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PREPAREp b j. @. AYER.

sS-Ehe above ere all from persons who are pubilC
ly known Ghere they resiae, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
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SUaAE-CoATED, PURELY VsaETABL.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable Eamiu
Medicine in use More used than any other kind.
Price Is cents-3I Pills in box. See Circulars.
Ez5-Sold By Strong & Armstrong, Benton BrotharI
sa5 retail at ISL Ontario-St., Cleveland, by
G. G. N0RRLS, GenI Agent.
EoF Chic, EtichiEnn gnd indians.
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Sold BY ". L. MARVIN, Sole Agent,

Isnow 90 we'll known and generally IS ieemed, that
il is d emed unnecessary iEtO any eng hened or
or mingts Inventory OF its merits.
n addition to the most vaunied carabilitics OF
OF or stoves there have en- several important i'm
proyements recently made ia the Dispatcl, which
none other possess, aud it is unQuestiOnably, the
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As a Fan3Egy 1gaChine

As a Family Machine
they lar exec. all others. 7ne Of the qualities lhsi
Isc0mnand she Wheeler i " il5on Machines, are:
1st-BsArty and EzosIlenee Of Stitch, alike upon
both si1cs OF - g fabric saEr.
9d-Strength, Fi--a7a=s s1d Durability o. scans
that Wih NOT htT nor RAVEb, and made with
ecOnGmy OF lIrea
3rd-its Attac hn.snts and wide Range o! Applic2@
cation TO Furpcs9s a1d mater isis.
ztE-siIaPliCity and ThoToughnosso o. construction,
5th-Spee5, Esse OF Operation and MsrAsszaens,
and Quistngss Of Movement.
Ehose that want 2 Practical and Desirable MGchlns
should by al means examine Wheeler & Wilson'S he
FORE purchasing
OFFICE. -.....-slG5 5suDsrior-st, Cisyelsnd,O o.
JNO. E. STRONG, Agent.
-, Eans cr f-r~7iIa-- sy,si tsat ,p-~rrlnra guci 9
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FRoFEssoR or ELECEBOPAEHT AIsp MED1cIHEt
Omco-ll9 Seueoa-5t., e-fsw cooE5 fron Superior up
once ho1rstrom 20 I2snd from to O'Clock daily
undays eLCeptcd.l
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0LEYELAND STOHES

ever brought to this market Having purchased 10
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, We haVS
received the Goods and adding them to his large va
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Stoves and Housekeeping Goods

NDa oOJ DUHtA DANS = ~
Having been East and selected from the principal
manufactures of New York, Philadelphtal Troy ans
Albany, the largest and best stock OF
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
AFs prepared under the immediate SgpeTVisio
Of SkhgfII PhysieiaE, and they may
be relied upon in al cd5eI.

The intelligence Of the community Is not inBultsd
By the offer OF single medicine which claims TO cure
ALL diseases but the GTRfenbers Remedies consist
of Eleven different Medicines, all unequalled in the
cure Of the diseases for which they recommended
among which may De selected one appropriate % any
OF the Diseases incident to this country and cimRS
sB-THE GREFKEBERG VEGETABLE PILLS are better
than any other kind Of Pills in the world. Price 2c
81 HI GRzTENBERG UTERINE OATHoLIcoS Is an
nfalbe remedy for all Female Diseases Price 81 30.
BzrTHE UTERrsE GAruoLICoz will also cure Grav.
Ell, diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary dicultias In
BETm GRzTESBKRG SAEsAPARILLA is by far the
most powerful and eficacious compound in use
HB-THE GRzFENBERY DYsEErEEY SYRUP Is a GER
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the boWes
Price 50 ccnts.
BB-THR GREFEsBERG PILE Remedy never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price H.
BB-rHE GRzFESaERs OH1LDREN's PAxAOEA is an
invaluable compound in all diseases incident to chill
dren-
EB-THE GREFEEEERG FEvER AND AGUE REHEDY fs
sovereign specific fer this particular disease Price
50 cents.
68-THE GREFENBERG GREEE MOUNTAIN OIsFNIHI
excels all other salyes in s curative effects Price .
cents.
p8-THE GRzFENHERG HEALTH BITTERs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price 25 sents- ...
4sETHE GRKFEEBERe EEE LOTION is UNPARALLELED
in all Inflammation diseases Of the Eyes Price 80.
HETHE GRzFENHERa CossuNTIvE's BAlM anoria
soRs 81 @S'' PSg sos tsei z "a PmS5H pSy
clan OF New York states that he has known the Graf
enberg OOnsumptive's Balm used with great succesl
IN Dropsy. (Our own experisnce aubstantiatea hil
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For long time business in the dry
goods line in New York has not been as
active as now. The sale of goods since
New Years has been enormous. All the
leading houses are making money at a
rate they have not known for years. The
sales Of one manufacturing agency in Bos-
ton, during the month of October, were
81, 800, 600.
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G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It gives me much pleas
ure to be able 70 say that consider Ana5es Planes
he finest both IN volume and sweetness which have
tyer played upon, either IN America or Europe,
The D dals operate with better effect than In any
truiT ~ itEToelsior" Mira. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of MusIn, OleTaland.
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lsss Cut.) " L. MARVIH Sole Agent for this City
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
Dvor ewOvTp ~ TrfTu AFApurm
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REAL ESTATE,

WESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Little Keyes, has
constantly on had large quantity Of fine Farming
Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city or country Real Eststs or Personal Property.
Once with RousstJ ennings, Marble Block suPe-
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