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DySmsrrhea or Painful H~eB5turatiOn, an,
IN AeroTrhGgiG or PFoSNSe Flooring.

Both diseases arising from a faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-tn the one case being too little, and
accompanied by severe pain and the other a too pro-
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured by the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FAILING OF TIE WOMB
which Is the result Of a relaxation ofthe lgamenIs OF
that organ, andis known By q sense Of heavine5s and
dragging pains in the back and aides, OndG 81 Zines &C
oompsnied By sharp lscinating or shooting pains
through the Parts, will, in all eases, be removed By
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from Ia
RITATIoN OF THE WOMB, which Physicians call Ner'
Vousneg, which word covers up much ignorance and
in Rins cases out Of ten the doctor does not really
know whether the .. mpIoms are the disease, or the
here. Ispeak mole particularly OF Cold Feet, Palpi-
tstion OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, WGkefulness,
ViGion,
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time to rec over their healthy
tone and ViEor. We are able to state that tho OonE1-
tuition Wafer has cured every cGas OF Diabetes IN
which it has Deen given.
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MANHOO d;


a FBIEHD IN HEED-TRX II.
d. sWSst's IHFALLIBLE LIHIMEETis prepare
from tbs Fscips OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of OonRecda
ne great bono ssttsr, and hes bssn usedin his prae
Ice for tbs last twenty Taars Elh tbs most astonia
] g success As IN external remedy = iB without
FtYal, and VIII alleviate pain more speedily than al
other preparation. FOra l Rhsumatlc and NerVoul
Disorders Il g. truly intalibls, and e. g curative To-
8 rres, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, 40, its soOthlnF
1aaling and powerful GtrenEthoning propsnsites, AZ
cite the iu7f wonder and st0niahmantC 81 all who haze
ever given It q trial. Over four hundrad csrtihuahn
atrsm2rkablo cures performed b. it within tbs lMt
: 20 yearus eEteat 20 this iGce- strong 3 Armstrongi
ATHutH fcr mevafanT r-fa-faE0-aEwspI
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Affair. up the Red River--Uniou Feeling

From the Baltimore Americana
We have a letter from our correspon-
dent on the Hartford repudiating the re-
cent rumors of her loss. It is 8 family
letter, but we extract such portions as are
of family interest. :
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IN his city, May sth, 1859, Mrs. MATILDA MY
RICK, wifeof Noah Myrick, sget g. years.
General next Sunday afternoon, st O'Clock, from
her lat, residence, IS summit-St. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
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ITO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

D. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage 4 Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed By the United States to
coll ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay and other
Claims against the GOsernment o. the u } and OF
the state Of Ohio By a late law Of Con7rea Soldiers
DISCHARGED BY rsgsOn Of WOUNDS received in service,
are entitled TO aloO Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
months service and q large number Of otherB, are en-
titled 70 Pay for service b. fore being mustered into
the q. s. Service, and thonsands who we're not mus
tsred ia At All are now entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
applying personally or b. letter, enclosing stamp 70
d. ". GAGE, l68 ~supsnor-St.,
Oppoaitef the Merchants Banki
mar2f:R29 Tleveiand. bio.
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1868.
gPI,ENDTD STEAMERS

7 ME DFIEN DID CIhAMEnD
PLANE METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
T~KAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON I 7 & HOkTH-
Z LIGHT, viii form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit TO all Lake Superior Ports du ing the season,
On the foIIowfng davas
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properties Of the medicine direct themselves 70 the
organs Of secretion, and by so altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food Is not converted into sugar 80 long as the
IYBtsm Is under the influence OF the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
PRoYosr M.EsHAL GENRRSL's OFFICE,
Wnnhanntnn d q Nay ~ ~

PRoyosT M.FsHAL Generals OFFICE,
Washington, D.. o., May I'D. 1873.
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
Ioin suy particular ReRiment Of cavalry now
IN toe field, are hereby authorized 10 present. them
selves at any tine during ths next thirty days 10 the
Board Of Enrolment in their respective : tstItc s.
Ths Board shall exam ne them, and determine pom
their fitness To- the Service and IL found 10 be Mt
4 I. ovost Marsbal of the District n Ill give thea.
transportation tickets to he general Rendezvous, At
the Htad-quatters of the A. A Pr ost Marshal Cen
era 4 the State. As soon as they pres n themselves
al this gene al Bed Zvous they snail be dulf musieF-
ed BY a mus: ering ana disbursiDg Uf1cer, and psidb
JAMES B FRY
ma729-A5 Provost Mar. hal General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Once
Of the City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland,
uatil 20 CLICK NJ, June lst, ls63, for building Ore
eon Street branch Sewer.
Plans and speCihcatiOns can be seen and more par
ticular Information obtained - said Engineers Of
fee on aud alter the 18th inst.
The Board Of City improvements Invite the sub
mission Of bids, rsservfng the right 10 accept or Ie-
iect the same. Ey order Of the Board.
J. SARGENT,
may29442 City 'ivil Engineer.
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u u 81 q R r..

Ihsve Just received al order to buy 500 hrkinB
choice Western Reserve Bu terfrsn English ship
per- who limits the time to two weeks from Monday :
the 25th trs.. Parties having Butter to ssn in lots Of
10 hrkins and upwards, may hndit to their advant-
age to Communicate with me at once.
d. DEMIEG,
ma~qlaf7 1-oan IL Waf.ru~
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PnsT.nEElcE TIME.TABlE.
1888 sUnMER ARRAEGEhEAT 1858
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

EBMais will be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival OF trains.
pBrAa Mails close one hour before departure Of
trans. -
ARRIVAL OF MAILs AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives e. AS An $40 4.3P-A.
. estern Through arrives a. s:38 a M, and 1928 P. n.
Westert Way arr1v 8 at 3 20 ?. NJ
Sandusky Way arrives at 9-2 A. NJ.
Cincinnati b OuRh arrives Al s;45 A. NJ. 3.3 ?. n.
do Way arrives al gS5 p II
Pittsburgh through arrive at 7 81 ?. NJ.
do Way arrives at g IS n.
MahoninR RF arrives al 7 % p III.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 ?. N.
ROckport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
urdayB at u N.
Breoksvile, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
N.
sha on enter, Granger. North Royalton, &C., arrive
Mondays aud Fridays at 5 P NJ.
WaTrsnsvflle arr1Vss daily at iu;l5 A II.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

A few days ago the people Of Muscatine
county Iowa, held a grand picnic, for the
purpose Of planting thirty acres of land
with potatoes for the use Of the soldiers.
The use Of the land was donated by a Mr..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

HERRINGS' sAFES-As AGENTS
OF Herring Co. We are prepared to furnish
eafes Of any required size, q UanuecHrers Erice1.
4. .BURGEgS.
maya ~ and ~ suEorter-sEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

A. Master,
viii run between Cleveland, Detroit and Lake Supe-
rior commencing April 18th, and making Ten Day
Trips for the Season. Time of leaving Port-s P. IL.
B-This Steamer has superior accommodation for
Passengers and Freight, IL entitled TO standard Insu-
rance rates, and has ben fitted up expressly for this
Route. For Freight or Passage amply to or cor
respond with IA. REDIHGToN, Agent,
I59 bfver st., cleveland, D.
Also, q. ". hEWBERRY .
Detroit, Mich.
~Goods Insured a. low on this Steamer As By any
ether e LAKE H~ppsyior, AvElA.As
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or. & b M,
Member Of &e Royal College Of Phgieia,s
London, England; Graduats o.
Rieo-f,s HornifqI ~

Records RospitaI for
FEMALE DISEASES.
and a constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tso years
has opened his once at the
Johnson House, Cleveland,
where he Will pPy to meet all those who are al
hleted with 8 n and chronic diseases.
bis treat RtJrely diferent from the Old
plan, MID, emcaeious and effective His med
icines az simply vegetable extracts and oils, tn
have never been ussu ID iby two other physicians
Amsrica besides himsen. He has spent the creates
part Of his life and thorrands Of dollars IN obtaining
q few secrets in mis- profession. He tests the Urine
for all Of disease. No charge for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YoUsa MES.-He can prove to you In a few min
ute5 that he Is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease. For every patient who
wllfonow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars The fails N curing this disease. No charge
made Tor consultation. Those ct a distance who Ei5h
70 consult the Doctgrmay do 50 by sending 3 small
Wal Of urine by mail, with name. sex and age, and he
will anaWer and describe their case, and the possibii-
stamp marSl3|
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The FeeIinr in England.

Rev. NJ D. Conway writes from LOndor
TO the Commonwealth, thst English PEG.
pie honestly mean to hold thoir Govern.
ment to its neutrality, and they are watch.
ing their rulers with sleepless eyes
Meetings are already arranged whose mot.
to is "No war with America" which will
plainly inform the Government that the
people will not submit to taxation for any
war into which they may be borne by the
rssoality Of pro-slavery men in England.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

= y 4 = &
Fer the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer-
er8. The WARNING VOICE on
Self-CuTeo Of Debility, Consumption
Prsmature Decay, Loss OF Memory c, by q former
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address
D. II. WELLINGTON Boston, Mas.
P~REVE6TlON BETTER THAN CUBE.-Tha
new French Safe Il the only article ever recommend
cd By the Medical Profession IS o SAFE and SUBJ Pre-
Ventive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, to any
address, on rec8'pto Of stamp. dec1.Rl3N
~ MANI
@ASS How LOST how BEsTORED
Just Published in Sealed Euvelope-prce &c.
A Lecture on the Nature Treatment and Radical
cure Of Spermatorrhma, or Seminal Weakness, InVsl
untarY Emis5iOns,SeIuai Debility and Impedimenttg
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and Fih.
Consumption. Mental and Physical Incanscity rss
sulting from Self Abuse, &C., By Robert J. OulvsrWen
n D. author OF the Screen Book"
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, in 6 plain envelope, to any sddrsa
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
ltampsl 70 Dr. J. q BLAHE, II BoweTY, New York,
y. o Roy ffFs aprt.AG6
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RAILROAD IRON FOR SALE,
o. s MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE
20 G street. Washington, D. o. }
NAV 18th rsfa J.

u MIUrrABY RAILROAD OTFIcE,O
20 G street. Washington, D. q,
May lzth, ls63.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
CFtVE SEALED RIDS for the purchase Of
% 90. -22'Ot tens o. new Bailrosd lrCn, wtlgning o.
the Cambria Mills, Jobnstown. Pa ana the balance,
or 2OO-H4Otnns, Is at ~PltuPurgh, Pa
In case bid Il accepted. the par making the same,
vi / b. notified as tO0n a. prac icsbe. l vi hin ten
-Ay4 q ter srch notice. the psriy shall lal 70 make
PAWN NJ N Go-s nmsnt Fu ds, 70 the IN er~igned,
zoe irOu for Vhich such biz was maue, will be sub
iect to sale to any OF er persoa.
sryed. Al bids must be sealed and dir. c ed 10 the
q ders gned Washington, D. o., and endorsed "sid
!" is wi be rrcei,ed "a above invited, until June
5th. at Vhieh time a decision viii BE- I lye-
may-5-442 Cap I'd a Y. NJ
A oPLBNDID COUNTRY SEAT
"A FOR SALE OR kEHT,
Known a. WuRVST LAWN, stua'ed on Cedar
g., about = mile beyond Wilson avenue. con
tsining l2h scr o land, most beautifully II lot.
New aud large Brick hOuss, very richly nuishe1'
Honse All kinds o Fruit and COED bearing Vine
yard. This IS the mos desirable situation Oh ~
zrear care by an exp. rteucef hand. 1t Is tor "a e very
cusap a. T. owner has no Use ioCtt Ih. impr We
mems cou'd not be pu on the landiors @'OO. Frlcs
~ BBAYTUN STOCKWELL,
msyI2 No AtwaIeT Buildl0gs.
TOR SALE-A Coon GsEY HORsE
at a reasonable price He is perfectly sound
maya GO D. BECK. rs ,ups-ior-st.
DOR RENT-A VERY UE,IR-BLE
Residence, with 70 acres OF good LAID. yariet
o. Fruit, g.. Situate convontentt 10 street Fail1oa1.
Also a very good Brisk HOu e on kinsman 81,
near Frie-St ) G \ GS,
mayzs ttvater Burdins, foCt Of sup riOr St
EOR RENT-LARGE ROOM IN
American Buildings, suitable for Manufactur-
inc purposes Enquire Of ". @. WILLIAMS, Office
with Ba- krs : Noble spr
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For these diseases It is truly 8 sovereign rsmedy
and too much can not be said in its praise. A single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent Eym mp
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing painin
the small Of the back and through the hipsf A tea
spoonful 3 day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
Ike magic.
For Dy1PspEiG:
Il has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach, Vomiting Food, 80. Take a teaspoOniul after
dinner. The dose IN all cases may be Increased II de-
Iired, but should be done grsduaIly1s
Physicians
Have long since givon up the uso OF buGhd, Cubebs
and juniper in the reatment Of these diseass3, and
only use them for want OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself equal to the task that has devOlysd
DiNTsGcs
irTitste and drsneh the Kidneys, and By constant use
sosn lead to chronic degeneration and eonhrmeddt dis
sase.
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Suppre.sea Mensturatior,

which in the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the Heeds Of mart
grave and dangerous maladies are the result; and &C
month after month passes without an EFFORT being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes enron
ic, the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are cOnstipated, night sVsats come on snc
Consumption finally ends her career.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Rebel reports say the fclcrals hal male
rcoonnoissnce uP the Nsxoo. and threw a
fcv shells into >nickcrs BluH.
--latest ncvs f-ua Vieksburg reported
prrpsrations foe The bombarling Of thc
cify. II vas stated that one battery had
bcen taken.
Ths New York Post saws that Col Car
Penter's rrgiuicnt ~ cavalry. organizing a.
Fort Lcavcnwosih. nov 500 strong. and g.
be largely Increased. has received or,l,rs o.
rnarch a. Texas o. D. attached % the COM
mand - Gen. H \. Hamilton. They
expect 90 s;art ah1utthc lst q MAJ.
i Is believed that no diBculty exist.
With she administration on the subiecs Of
letter. 81 maque and rcprisaL The ini-
Poriancc % thc qlestiou Is sell lnsl, rstoo,l
When occasion dcman,ls. there b. 90 qucs-
tion thar thc President viii exer,i.c the
poser in thc prcsuiss. authorized by the
a., Of Con-ryss.
Brig. Gen. Welsh has been ordered %
report for duty % Gen. Burnside. ard Gen
P.;cher % General Hooker.
MAJOR l.. hi. and Captains sumner and
Aui"uricd. Aals-dc-camp % thc late Gen
Sumner. have been assigned o. daty ~ith
Gen. Wool
According % a late ARMY order addition
al means arr O. D. taken Tor the arrest and
puuishrneut Of descricrs All reports IN
sab eases arr referred % Fry. Proves,
Marhal G,usral
NV YORK. April 6. The HcralTs
dispatch says information has been received
contradictin< thc reported PREPARATION. o,
the rebels CD cvaruatc Richmond These
reports we're based uPon thc movement. Of
troops AMI materials sent froa Richmond
- strengthen The deicnses Il other point.
81 The 'oufc.lcracy. II - believed. how
ever. that ihcy are erecting fornidable
detcnscs a. Chattanooga. Tcnn. a. a place
Tor last grand rally ia case o. being com
PEELED 10 rvtire frou, Tho b0rlcrs.
There . no confirmation 81 the report
that thc rebeis we're esaruating Port Had.
son.
\ rumor j. prcvaicnt II the investment
q Fort Doneison By The rrbeis in force
unicr Van Doru.
III Eastern Quc,n. from Ncw Orleans.
reports thar whilc a. Fort I'tiliip. southwcs,
Pas. D. was boarded by a Unii,l STAT.
boarding othccr. ~ho reported having r..
o,ivcd . Telegram from New Orleans. s;a
ting that the r,beis had begun 70 cvacuai,
Fort Hudson.
oar forccs new occupy Ponrhsosia
Springfield and Pas- Manrhrc. AMI the RIB
81 ca'airy Is saii % Del So hcdged ia tia
S'chPe b difbcult Three cotton lader
schooncrs we're captured near Ponchaioa.
IA
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Y n :

I. Th~ Csust ai fsris. 81 o. o-~a-f ~ nice
orhrcs "a ~ morntHg 90 IN parp1se "a lnsk "a
suirics I'D di-ps-isg ~ oih-r er.nsl uaaiter.
? Aupi.cafion-. fetfnuas saI Arrr,sfnf. o. %
vhiCh nafice hns i-~n entered. - iu 90 - srf~a
upoa. uatd after the r-turu hsur. ~hich - tea
,. rh- Do~ket ~iu D. esIiei a. go o'clsck
sd cs--- disp-s--si 81 81 th-ir ortrr.
q f~ttfusa-. Acru-fnt-. and Applarsfir.ss shsu ID
- urna hfrass. ~hlch ~lu - iarni-hed ~ th~
Predicate On. oa sppiicattsn. wtfhoat chsrr~.
On ArCuunts pfrsrnfesl Go ~Nantnafroa. -hunii
D. iaily Stated. aud lr.iiis ~ru~a. ui.la hsak.
~htch ~iu - f'fussh~d 81 fhe Preissfc Oss-r
frrrN invsuf,srN shuuli D. cslrsf 90. s,f-f ~
NJ tN~Cuior, Adntntstrstor. or Osuariiaa Mo
rrtara- o..
:. Kspre-cnfaiians Of InsoiSenrv sha ~ =. o.
eanpsnt~d 18th -faf--r.-ai. anier usfh 81 th-
us''iai. 80 fsr a. rsa D. ascerts,-d q he dehis
au- irusn the estate. sod 81 the aa,ouai 81 real
ssfsie aai rsrsansl property.
:. fetutsas 60 81 zeal estate &C. thr pa,rneuf
~ drifs. ~Scept hrre the Accent hss l-~n 49,
eeftata~d ~ th~ scftielncut - sccsusf th-
report 81 Cararlis-ion-rs n ta-siseucs shslf o.
s~ruanrtni~f srh h-i uni~r osfh - th- dot
taad hgscfes. 81 sns.D da- fan IN estate. aad
th~ a.upsaf 81 tb- cSr~a-~- q Administration 80
o. the iture ~ me Application.
y Tie suF-tsc- feqrir-i b. lss. 81 rroi-te
lruts. n sli zach D. sofih. al s.st. the a1nouut
of TIE f-nsi sun uf the ir1nts
10 Rrlitis~s ~ ~rias-. MI Mt - appoi ntel
Apprat-ers or Csnasi-sioa~rs on che estate. ~
sni snt p~r-aa n acts a. Ausrn-s Ag~af ia
the setiie'aeaf u an estate - appsintei o. eher
81 satf trusts
~. o. a-i,nsr, Eases Gusr diaa shaaLI b.
appointed tlr th- uiinrr chihlr~a 80 h-rs-st-lsw
. ans. ~ thr +ec~.sei. h-ilrr a. ainiaistrafsoa
secpunf - f~ft 20. un ailo~snce m,i~. 80 toser
-ssi-n-d % The Sidsw. 90 hc-nse grsntrd o. seu
real rsfHfr
~. Th- r~asi -sa ia i-snls u Adroinistr.tor..
ES-rururs sai Gsi.ri,sa-. sha,id b. a. L-.st doc
10 ths sls.sunt "a I--tsbaai srop~rts-
The .ft~ntion 81 Exrcufsrs. Aduini.trafors aa.i
'rfrdtsn- 10 psrtic'ilsrig dirccief 60 th- I2.h
-ecttrn &c tn o3t thaIlfrr a. the Revi-ed Staf-
ufes. shtch a. l.lisSs.
sol y o. ~ Juigr q Proiste shau have =
sosc- in l,igtn- ant t-trrrnlning. - .ttorne,
o. csun--ilpr. 81 ar out ~ cari. ia say civii a.
fian or rnstier. whirh drf-s.is %. co. r~ist~- o.
so -rui-iio~ 90 d-crr~ uisdr ~ hin 81 b.. ofi-e
npr 80 49, civtl aciioa fsr sgtia-t anv EN~~u-
t"r, Adnini-trstar. t'uafiisn or Trustee. aader
an i'-t al aaa te-ts.a-ai, - sa1h n, Sithia rs
c1uurV.'
lhp-~ sao have husfacss % traassct o. h
Probate t-surt siil fhrms~lrrs mach trouiiie
ant tina-. hs prnrrriag al nece-ssrv i~ssi inf1r-
iu-ttun -ad cosss--i iram proper s.surccs. brfsre
pru-cailrg tarir ca-e O. the c0uu.
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VI \ y HOOD .

now LOST NOW RESTORED
Ja.t rstl.h-i ,a s .rsi-i eovst.r-. rrics . c~at.
4 Liffi 20 oa fhr asser~. frrstaseat aad
~ raf.cil cuIr af ~refulsfofrhara 80 -emtnaI
W est ress, tnVoiaularF iuissians. ~exaof De-
h.hff. and InfsIia.eafs i5 carriage renerlfff.
NrfrarrHfss. fansu.nuftsn. EpfIepsF a1d ffs
MfufEl srl fhfstrsI iarlu4rift. resulfina fra.n
sT.srrF. r--afflg freni srf sinse. a.. ~
EoHr J CliVEEw ELL ID. aathaf ~ the
Gree nsak. A..
TIE sofd-reass.s a-d safhor ~ this afniratl-
Lrrinrr. r'otrif proves froa 90 rwa experience
i1af far auiuI canss. rsares IT srI shuse mas D.
rtectntif removed erfhsnf aae iirile. rn1 srh
pf caaarI1us sui Ers' a rftflans. heu1 fnsfru-
.arnfs flH-s or rnrflsis. I.IrfIng rl..Ie 81
rafe ai aaoe crr.afH nnf sfarf.si. ~ ehirh eTetv
sulersr. a1 aafhfr uhaf be- raa fiaa uIss b..
ulaf rurr hfnsef rhear.t. rfirsfeIF sol radical
N. Ihrs i--frr- aIn grove hsan fo fhsa.srls
~fnt anirr srlI. fn Il pIr.a euFrinrla. en- fhe TO-
rrrrf ri rfrfs 600 llsf L. afaIrIras ~ 81.
frcssf-z DH. Ciih~ q. kLINF.
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SHtkiff'S ALE.-OxFoED. s.. Mar~h
= p. i-o1- Take ra sx-ruiis1. al uriIf b.
sn'i ~ p'..lr art ua sf fh- P.,.r On - ta Na--
$40 N.ltft~ ia saft tlr1fe- on ~.ras.ia, fh-
ie~nts -aih Cav al Apru. 4 ID. i-5g sr oa-
"'ra'ck. ia th~ surrn.-ss su thr rtrhf Oh s,,.tf.
~harh ''rnrnrr trarsrf al y frssv rs ssiI css.l-
on BET af tn~ taae &C. -s.a- 49, atfarh-.i CO.. che
ofigintl sli', a rrrsf,i.aE th llls,ia. ,-srrli.
fr-I rsfatF -iffsiri fn NarstF Del on. Caaaft "a
NNtf o., lrtng tnr saalr rfrt1i.rs shrrh fle stif
Grsra-r tfacksff r..1sessI o. I...th ID. lL., 81,
errd ai nnaftgtEs dated prfal.-r as A. n. I-ag
col frraftri .a fhr ONalrl Re- .-ug of Deed
tr.k 10. rag- So. tring fhe h..aa~.t-ti 81 .saf
'foc-fff. in -ffufe fh~ rssaarat of thr~r hnaifei
ani t.frifr t.trs. sh.rh is sH the inru-r.tr sl.e
ka..ea ~ .tfi pr-.ni.~.. g~f-s-.-. o. safI s..f
snf fhe r~raff- thrf-al mas o. AL ir rlsrs G.I
as-cripfial af ih~ pr-u.i-e.
A.F. GEEENLEAF. Drputg SheriF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

\ MrpIciNE ui,r o., MruI,INr. Those
vho know. y thst 90 an the r,me,iics shirh
have been PIT out % ,he people. Aver.
sarsaPariia j. truly the greatest. and 90
cfrrfs 'n thi- ...sssLl...-AA-.sl s..l--!
sustain TIA, assertion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
ISAAC Z. YORK. 4 niai..-.
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NOrlCE OF Foreclosure. Sist. ~
y Mo-. tiklsrf ss " hrfes- Alsin
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D. aiarf gage ae~f. istet Aur1 Ieh. i-5s AT
r-f.'trI ir thr oxfsft t.s-frfa u..fri.t Ee.t.fi,
ia ~. rag- 1ts. canv~,~f ts r1- a csrfa.a
pserc ed isn.i siiastei bel sstl Rnssns. e. -~rur-
~ iaif ulrni "a crftain uafc ri hsai gis~a o.
fntl f.sta ~brit. af th- sa.a~ date IT, th~
tgar- a-ssr aH.uri. 500 hrfra. che r.- .flla
oi ssii n.srfs srr 10 brskrr i, ts pas r~rf 81 the
isif fhu- soruf-t. t.-.~i., ci.ln e G.r-c L..a--
thrtrai. urrsulai ta ihr sfafne Oh surh rs.r. "a l.
aat pros rl~t E~EpN kINB AL
AHans. AprlI 2 iss1.
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OTIS TRUE.
NoswarF.h. 9. lsS

Ter = lsag tiune have 6-ea frsiag % Cad q
Spring Re o. saft M. I'D { thias the thiag Il.
- i-axth essad. Z hsye aissia-,i from NJ %.
hntier, sg~ut. one ~ The - ASDEEsoS Sprf.r
Bed Betfe-s." AMI aiier u-iaz "a I D. me- h~si-
tate o. Pronounce % ~ l~-t the ~a-i-st and nost
comfortable bid bottosn thut I ev~r $40
SYLNANUS COBB. j..
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Plants. Plants.

V'hE s.fii-rr.I..f taxes thi- orplrfuaitg fs ia-
irm fhe nfi'.'.r ia fhrs rirtnifs. char b. vii
p Irrua 81 fH f.rnsh i.a-r be- BE- .ef OBJ .rs.aa
90 frtn-rltaf cog. the t..iausfar ulfafs. TOW
ibt~. ttbHAGE~. HEET-. LETTt e.
aa.f 90 ENlr~. Urirfs mas o. 80 "a tb- P..r
'di0e Narasf. ftinrs siI tz- delivered sf ere
tsrat st 80. rut.. a. 4. HOLT.
Nafsat. 20. p. I~61