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Tbeaters.

WINTER GARDEN.-The third afternoon per-
Winter Garden, beginning at one o'clock
III the evening The Octoroon" VIII be represented,
the first time within three years for the benefit OF Mr.
C. Waco r. Mr.. Walcois personation of the charac'
ter of 'Od Pete" is already fayoraby known to the
theatrical community and his temperance in the part
will be pleasantly welcomed The play itselfthe only
American drama truly worthy Of the that has yet
been produced-should OF itself be sufficient to attract
crowded audience.
NIBLo's GARDEY.-Mrs. +. w. Landers en-
cacement at this theater closes tonight. She will ap
pear for the last time as Letitia Hardy in The Bellies
stratagem" On Monday evening Mr.. Daniel L. Band
mann will Introduce a dramatization Of Buwe: S
"Niaht and Morning
BROADWAY THEATER. Mr.. john L. Owens
will this afternoon appear in his most popular character
of Scion Shingle. The Performance will commence at
two o'clock and will be the only matinee entertain
ment Of the season at this theater.
FRENCH THEATER.-Tw comedies, ala Fin
dn Roman and "Lcs Tremblcurs will this evening
be represented by Mr.. Jugnets company at Niblos
Saloon.
OLYMPIC THEATER.-Mr. j. X. Mortimer,
the favorte comedian of this establishment announces
that his benefit will take place on Monday evening
nexs, when he viii repeat his excellent performance of
Tom Badger in The Streets Of New-York."
WALLAcKs THEATER.-Miss Fanny Morant
will next tuesday evening have benefit at this thea.
ter. Stirling CoyEes comedy, " The Man Of Many
Friends and the aiterpece lis He jealous will be
represented.
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Qrent changes Of the weather and temperature TO IN.
Give travel by rail where persons confined in dusty b.d,
ventilated, overcrowded, and cverhcaed cars WIN The
male population often be traced to the .,,sJ.ve ,a
dinate Of tobacco which eneryates the s,,. ana
produces local inflammation of the mucous membrane Of N.
throat In the females to indoen and sedenry hsb,s and
their confinement to dakened and parlor whene.
the benehcent sunshine is sedulousy excluded Tor the
benefit Of furniture carpets and complexion. This lyle Of
living renders the constitution weak and puny highly .en.
tive to cold to changes of the weather and unab e.
any shock to the system With children 1t often s. from
the foolish and imprudent exposure their sr. sd ey
which are left uncovered from fnced idea that Il npoye
their appearance. This practise cannot be too pre
hended, for unequal circulation and csoner,
congestons As the membrane of the man, ssaa.s
the most sensitive surface exposed repeated ssta Of cola
the result of this absurd custom and Cata not nufrs.
quently follows.
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CAUSES OF CATARRH.

Any Inflammation of tho membrane OF the throat
or nose Is favorable the production Of Catah Ordinary
colds II neglected aggravated by additional exposure are
very ar to become chronic and into Caah and the
cause In nearly twothrds Of all the that present them
selves Scarlet fever measles dphthera and all the diseases
affecting the throat the inhalation Of DUST impure atmosphere
or Grid vapor among its mos. frequent melting caues
Caarrh attacks preference those possessing feeble or
scrofous constitution and Emphatic temperament; indi'
vduals of soft 6bres esprng impare confined atmos
pbere or whose systems debated by insufficient or
substantial nouri.hnent persons eucrvaed by severe mental
labor physical exhaustive disease' those who
lead life of Incidence dwell either from choice or ncees
itv in damp III ventilated places DEPRIVED Of pure air and
the necessary sunshine Persons who exposed to the
vsudes OF the weather. insucienty protected against
cold .croou. children chiorotc females and those recently
confined In fact whatever d-bstes the system vaes
the constitution yo the development ofCaiarh It, great
prevalence in ,h country is ewing to the sudden and fire.
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SATURDAY. MARCH A, 1865.
Deaths OF Soldiers

IN TIE HOSPITALS IL AND ABOUT NEw-YORK
For the rex eidia4 March . 1865.
REPORTED WEEKLY THE NEWBORN T1iIBf NE, BY A. J.
cAsE GovLasAEST uSDERTAAER, 30. 3J5 GRAND sIALEI'
y.
Arcey Chr D. age 3d. died at " E. Home residence when
enlisted Saco. Maine.
Bovd. Thomas age 80; died AZ Fort Columbus.
Bishop, Charles A., 49, Go. let Cav died at
Fort Wood residence when enlisted, New-iiaven'
Conn.
Burch. johanna, hospital help.
Beach, Cyrus r. So II. 10th Wisconsin, died at OFT
Schiller; residence when enlisted. Rock Falls. WIZ:
Goliath Richard NJ 90. Co. b. 3st Maine died at WI
let's Point; Residence when enlisted, Machias Port
Me-
Ben Deford; residence when enlisted unknown.
Pitt Philip Co. H. I'D Iowa. died at Fort CoImbus resi-
dencr when enlisted, unknown.
Risk Chester e.. q Co G. 18th Indiana; died 1T Fort
Schuyler; residence when enlisted, Brookvile, Ind.
Sanderson Joseph ~ 49, substitutes died Fort Wood
residence when enlisted, Adams Co.. Ohio
Tenney Henry c. a. Co SD Wisconsin; died at toTt
wood; re .idcnce when enlisted, Snor Wis.
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Music.

There will be Matinee at the Academy OF
Music this morning, on when occasion the charming
opera Of Fra Dlatolo will be performed with Miss
Kellogg Mdlle Morensi, Belni and Loti In the cast
The concert at Irving Hall this evening Is
given as a compliment the araclG Of the Hail. For
the list of performing artists we must refer to the ad
veriisement. Among them We find the names Of Mdle.
De Katow Mr.. j. NJ. weh, Nine. De Lussan, Mr.. j.
Il. Thomas, Mr.. q. w. Morgan. WHO form a sufficient
attraction in themselves The uniform po,eness ofthe
attendants at Irving Hall is wellknowD. and We hope
that crowded house tonight viii prove the just appre'
citation Of the public.
Tie third monthly concert Of the National
Conservatory takes place this evening at the Academy
Of Music The list Of performers displays vast array
Of talent The first concerts were given in the large
Hall OF Cooper Institute but 1t was found too small to
contain those desiring be present The Academy OF
Music has therefore been chosen for the third concert
Those who would get seats should 80 early
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CATARRH OF TWENTY fEAho
STANDING CURED.

FROM W. D. ALLEN ESQ, CASHIER OF TIE ~
CHANGE BANK, GREENCASrLE, IND.
Ihaye been sufferer from caarTh FOX more than :pye"'
have been treated by number of physicians, who 'eee'
ing any benefit and used great many socasd fenee WIN
no beneficial result.
Iw,, recommended to Dr. Lsthi and placed my'si I'M
der his treatment In few months my ea'arTh eA'''S "
appeared my throat became perfectly well, and my ssh
health is now better than i. has been for years ieof
.ef entirely cured Not being resident OF this city 's'f ~
t, following gentlemen for any subsanatiOn Of these se
p. NJ. BaYsoS esq. Prest Phenix Bank. No. 10 "ai'''
w. II. LAnRABEK, esq, Editorial Department h''""''
Union.
Mes.rs McIIvANE & Bros, No. IS Brosd-st.
W. d. ALLEN
Cashier Exchange Bank,
Gresness,le IG&
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No 81 ST. MARKs.PLAcE, NETWORK.

Ca.arh is disease Of the membrane of the nasal
passages aud those cavities Of the head communicating with
them Indrnifcan. as appears in It's first stages It apt in
progress become instrumental in causing tine loss or I'M
parment Of SMELL TASTE hearing and sight, and Of creating
serious constitutional deFangemens not unequenty tern
mating In consumption.
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to Capt Copeland and remain until the close Of the

meeting.
THF CELEBRATION To-DAy.-The celebration IN
honor ~ the recent Union victories win be inausured here
by the ringing OF the ire De IN accordauce with the follow
ing order Y =, zoe.
The Chief In .neer Of the y. d. Fire Department 10 On
reced 10 have the IRE bells Saturday March T. 1902
for half bour in honor g. Tie recent ,tq,ss Of W
| troops n W WOOD "u.:ffii !. .
The public Offices and leading places Of business Will be
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TREATMENT OF CATARI,lT.

Cltarh has been considered an ncrsble disease u On the
strength Of that supposon has been neglected 10y the
profession and the public.
The author has for years pas. made this complain pecid
study; was the first publish minute description its NJ.
ure symptoms and Effects and has by doing So lg ted the
attention Of both the profession and the public to ~ vat inn
porance of the subject.
perfected by him. he has proved beyond dispute he ability
Of catah properly treated All doubts Of the eene
of this statement will be dspelled by the peus he
ne1ed testimonials from parties occupying welown posi-
lions in society.
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Arrival Of SicL and Wounded.

THE hospital steamship Northern Light, Capt.
Lefeyre from Savannah wa Port Royal 2sth ut with
3@5 sick soldiers 10 tse Medical Director arrived YES
terday She had northeast winds with iog most Of
The
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Evening ExchauRe-MARcH 3.

RELIEF PROM THE DRAFT.-The citizens Of
Greenpoin, L. H. met in adjourned meeting ast evening TO
rssr funds 10 r-iiye from Oh. draft At least $4,000 was
obtained Dy AID 5000 from ~ out 0f the ITO
drafted nsp.
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EAxyA Z. DICKINSON will speak at the Cooper
Institute, on Friday evening next upon " The WORK
and Wages OF Women
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No. JOY LKxSGroS.AvE., NEW YORK.

No. lO7 LExNGToSA AVE, NEwYoRE
cheerfnly add my testimony in regard to Dr. Lthi.s
treatment of caah have experienced the eae,toens
ct from his treatment after Of our most ph1'
sicans failed to relieve
B. H. BIXBY, Ohee No. Sc Gree1wieh-'t.
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FROM MAJ. ALVIN WALKER, PAYsAs1ER u. 5. A.

FROM MAJ. ALVIN WALKER, PAYAfAsTER. L. 5. 4.
No. % BLEEcKERsT., NEw ORR.
have been suffering from caarrh in severe and eompea
ted oim for many years. which very much ssr7sedb y
exposure the field aud threatened the most serious cons
quences.
placed myself under the medical eff Ls bin, WHO
was highly recommended me- and to whom sa Indebted
for a radical cure.
cannot speak OF the highest praise Of Dr. Light
hills skill and method Of treating catarrh.
ALVIN WALKER.
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Dr. Lghi has been very successful in treating e'ss q
catarh entirely removing the trouble incident to tbs disorder
TO which have been subject for years.
IT, A. DOwS No. Il Iarrison-st, Brooklyn.
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FROM J. :. BEECHER, ESQ.,, FIRM OF IVES. REEcH.
Err CO., No. 90 FRONT.ST.
CLARENDON HOTEL NV YORK
take pleasure in recommending Dr. Lighthl tose At.
eeted with catarrh or diseases the throat have myself
suffered years past from those dcuics and besn
relieved by the Doctors efficient and sklliul treatment
J. BEECnFR,
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No. 3i2 BROADWAY, NV Yosk.

No. 3l2 BROADWAY NV YORK
Ihaye been for long time affected with chronic csh and
an affection Of the throat which last Spring became bad that
could not sleep from inc.ssant coughing continued duh pan
in my head, &C., &c
Iappied to several physicians but without any relief; ny
friends all though; was affected with that sure ard tai IN
ease consumption at last applied to Dr. Lisithl nd an
bappv TO state that under lis treatment have srsy AM
proved my cough has ef me, my no.'rs are free re" IN
f.mmator and my general health is so much better thai
look for its permanent, resoraonas fixed fact c'eeruay
all persons suffering from cstarrh or throat s'e
ton, to applv to Dr. Lshth feeling assured they eEivs
great benefit from doing.
A. J. CUNNINGHAM, with
NoRTIIRUP A. TAYLOR No. 3i2 Broadvsy.
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THE DRAFT ~ THIS CI1Y-IMPoRTASr LETrtE
IRON GIN. Hfsx.-Goop ADVICE TO rnn ProrLs-InN
Dpswrva TO ny PosrPoSyp ron Try DAYS, rSprn 'rh
1Ay CoyrNorscrs. following letter was today 'en'
to Mr. Blunt Chairman Of the County Volunteer COMMITTEE
by Cen Hnss in answer TO th. communication written bj
,h. former which appeared In oar yssieTday' i"Ge;
Oyyicp A. 4. PRovosr HARsHsL 6KSKRAL
Axp SUPERINTENDENT \oL- HECRUIrIsG SERVICE,
sourHrRN DIVISION OF Nxw hokk
= 49,. H.
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No. , WALL-sr.. NEw ORR.
Having been q sufferer from caarrh am enshed ffsu
personal experience to indorse Dr. Listhis mode o'e's
nen and can heartily recommend it to those Affected "S
that disease
H. ". SMITH, firm o.
SMITH, MARTIN co, BsrksrA
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Special No!iecs.

DFHKI"' @~E''EE1'
Continued from Fifth Page.
Anna T.. Dickinson on THE Work and Wages
Of " OmencAt the Cooper Institute, FRIDAY EVENING,
March 10. Particulars hereafter.
Inaugural EesiiynI-A ccl,braton " II be held under
the auspicrs Of tie GERMAN REPU BLlCAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE Saturday evening, March 4, az o'clock,
Wells Hail. No. ~ Cbrystie in honor Of the reelection
of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States aud
the Abolition Of Slavery By the Tifty eighth Congress AZ
contemplate the glorious Union victories recently
achieved by orr heroic army aud navy. BY order,
HENRY RICHARD,
GEORGE MANCHuOT, Committee
PETER COOK, OF
CUAS. MARI Arrangements.
WELL Won GERNSBACUJ
All Discharged Officers. nCommissioned OFF.
GERS aud PNAIEs, who have served during the present
invited to take part in the exclamation Of the victories
Of the Mon Armies and JON IN the Procession on sICK
DAY next. HANlLfON FISH,
Chairman Of the Committee on Invitations.
March I. 1855.
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FROM w. LARRABEE, ESQ.

FROM W. LARRABEE, ESQ.
OyvcE OF THE BROOKLYN DAILY sioS
Ih.ve been personally acquainted with W. D. Ae' e''
mentioned In the above testimonial for 20 years MO" D
to be man Of high social position unmpeachaeie en4
and Of strong common sense. He not likely to be
or deceived and rely without question. on any
makes. ,r.orr
Tb. {, 10 certify that have been affected with elih w.
some years, which produced partial deafness. leoia"
DR. Lish,hi and at once placed myself under his care
now entirely free from eaaryh. NJ throat Is ie'e'
healthy. and my hearing is greatly improved.
4. NOLAN
Office Erie Railroad foo, of DGanesi., New'ioI
~ Dr. LIGHTIiiLL can be consulted on Cat''ih' D'-
and all diseases of the EAR. THROAT and AIR
AGES from a. M till p M, at his residence.
No. " 81. MARKSPLACE.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FoR NATIONAL
CELEBRATION OF rsIoy VICTORIES March
4. 1906 NEW YoKK. March |, 1865.
The Special Committee OF Arrangements ard in
session during the ente DAY Rooms Nos rs and 49, Aston
House, aud IN the evening al tie titi.ave. Hotel
WILLIAM Il. BLODGETT, Chairman.
PRlyN r. HOWE Secretary.
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CoxxIrrEE OF ARRAYexxEsrs on NArroSAL)
CELEBRATION OF MON VICTORIES
Nos. rs and ~ AsroR HoUsE. March !, 1863
All Civic. Trade and Benevolent societies IN
tending TO JOIN ia Procession SATURDAY March T.
are requested notify the Comme. IT their Rooms Astor
W. T. BLODGETI, Chairman.
FRANK f. HOWE Secretary.
NATIONAL CeIebration.-The Committee Of Ars-nge-
mcnt. se,on at tie Nelson DoFee TO-DAY Ss-taf
XII sppcaon aud Communication. can be addressed TO the
lhs,iplpD, WILELAM l.. BLODOEIT, or Col fRANh T.
HOWE Secretary.
Noticc.-The Veteran Corps Of the War oil
1912 wl assemble a he Mercer House coz Mercer ana
broope on ,hs 1,h d"y o. M' ,Sa Grand
Celebration with fellow citizens IN Honor OF the GLORIOUS
e'os, achieved BY ,h Awy AIS navy @ ysYy
veteran in hi aud tho aaacsn, sogn,ie. attend Carriage.
win be IN waiting :, the Mercer h9s,s 70 S9nyy ,hs . Oh
) N. PuIss AdJt ABRAHAM DAILY, Col
Officers Of the Army, and ex-Onicers Of the
Army have served aanps the pr''ent war VINO intend
70 participate u the National teeef.,n 81 mon Se,or.
"a ss !. 'fss c & plas he
Niath-sv and Fieen,h't. In uoorn.
Watch CLn,us-New STYLES. ,,nr,.,v
Twenty, TwENTYtiSE, FIFTY, SEVENTY FINE
Ss Hy3 5 ahfkss tyE Il. 5kd
C. ALLEN. No. AIS broadway, one door below .-nAl..t
Diamond Rings -.
Il ali p,ion, irom TWENTY flNE FIFTY, SEVEN
RED 10 TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS each. For sale
by GEORGE {. ALLEN. No. AIS Broadway, one door De
low Csnat's, formerly No II Wallet.
Enr.Itius- and Pins, ...,.,. .,,.,,
New styes-Ius, received THREE, FIVE, sEtEN, TIN
I%ItNE trEaN TWEEN e kkg no. rs
Broadway, one door below Csnal-'t
| Seal Ring. for Gentlemen.
TWELVE sL fiFTFEN rWESTY FiyE to oSt HiND'
RID AND FIFTY DOLLARS each. For sale by GEO. {.
ALLEN No. AIS broadway, one door below Canal. It.
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National CeIebration.-The Committee Of Arrange
will be IN e,'ion At Tie Msaon poee iOpAi lSs'1t
day until ~ clock noon.
All Application. aud nunicAons be addressed 70 the
lhs,ippD, NILELAM l.. BLODOElT, or Col fkANh T.
HOWE, Secretary.
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PERRYsBURG mARKEr.
[coRREorED wpRKLV nv >. u. mmLxR co
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, August 5, I8G5.
FLoUR-Sales at 81 so q Dbl. Priees have q
downward tendency.
GRAlN-Red Wheat i6O@I7Oo; amber Mchi.
gan 1870; white l1Tc. Corn 63c. Oats Jlc. In
Rye and Barley nothing doing.
SALT-Fine 50 rs per bbl.
NeTch0Hts' Hispdtch. Present rates from New
York and Boston to Toledo, all rsil-Ist class,
lose; I'll class, li3c; Sd class sac: 4th class T6c
steam on Lake--lst class l20c; "a class iOOc; Sd
class Csc; 4th class sac.
GROORRIES--Coffee-R 30@33ISe. lava az
@3Sc. Sugars-Taw l2l<0l5l5e; crushed Pic
granulated Gle; A collee zoe; 3 coffee IgI5c; {;
coffee l6L@l5<c. Teas-Young Hysnn, lO0d5
iSOei Imperial lt0@200c; Black 75@i zoe
Japan tss@lS5c. holaSseS 50@00c. Sirups-
fair 50@S5e; good s0@l06e; prime IIOQiiOc.
Rice-Rangoon lOlf0lIIIc.
HiDES-Green hides 40t5c; do salted 5I<@6c:
green salted cured sJ[@6%c; green calf l0e; green
ealt sailed iEe; dry flint lO@llc; do light salted
S@sc; do heavy salted 7G0Sc; do flint calf 100
1895 do salted calf l4al6c.
WOOL-Full- blood Merino 50G55c; y and Y
dc 4Sfg0Oc; q do 4ONaisc; extra pulled 5O96Oc;
spperhne do isg55c; No. do 40a5Oe.
EhEEP PELTS--Jarge Sl6bl so; Lamb Skins
jO99 9Oei Shearlugs i0692Oe
Lp LpMBER-Clear So; % clear $40; box S35.
stock boards SIS; common boards SI5; eulel do
81 fencing SIC; cult fencing $ll; jnst, seanting
ana tinber, Is feet aRd under, yard sizes, sI5.
lnls scantling and timber, 20 10 "a feet yard sizes
Sl'@is; clear an | second clear flooring S35; com
mon nOoring S26i clear aud second clear siding
Szo common siding sl5. sawed shingles S5a6 50;
""'p 81 w ~ w. r u JDl N Ut la dT
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Thc Grovesteen Piano Fortc

Still retains its precedcnce aud great popularity
and after undergoing gradual Improvements for a
period of thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even uu-
eqaed in richness, volume and purity of tone, du-
rabilty and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, over-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from 500 to $500 than the same style
and finish are sold by any other first-cass makers
in the country. Dealers aud all in want of good
pianos are invited to send for descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs of our differ
ent styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals, almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovestcen Piano, and at the Celebrated
Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europe and the U. S., it
took the highest award.
Established 1881 GroVesteen Co.,
l3zE 400 Broadway, New York.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Are the most perfect purgative which we are
able to produce, or which we think has ever yet
been made by anybody. Their effects have abun-
dainty shown to the community how much they
excel the ordinary medicines in use. They are
safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure.
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities of the body, remove the obstrucons of
its organs, purify the blood and expcl disease.
They purge out the foul humors which broed and
grow distcmper, stimulate sluggish or dsordered
organs into their natural action, and impart
healthy tone, with strength, to the whole sy stem.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints of
everybody, but also formidable and dangerous dis
cases. While they produce powerful effects, they
are at the same time, in diminished doses, the
safest and best physic that can b, employed for
children. Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant
to take and, being purely vegetable are free from
any risk of harm. Cures have been made which
surpass belief were they not substantiated by men
of such exalted position and character, to forbid
the suspicion of untruth Many eminent clergy
men and physicians have lent their names to GER
tiry to the public the reliability of our remedies,
vile others have sent us tlIeassuranoo Of theIr con-
yiction that our Preparations contribute immensely
to the relief of our afflicted, suffering fellow men,
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing direc-
tions for thense and certificates Of their cures, of
the following complaints:
Costivenoss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaeton of
the Bowels and Pain arising thereirom Flatuency,
Loss of Appetite, and all diseases which require
an evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying
the blood and stimulating the system. cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they
could reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability, Derangements
of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, aud other kindred
complaints arising from low state of the body,
or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they M Ike more profit
on. Demand AYERiS and take no others The
sick want the best aid there is for then and they
should have it. -...sr-rr~,-f 4rf',s .s-'
Mass and sold by Peck and Hamilton, Perrysburg,
At wholesale by c. West, Toledo l0i9
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A Good Boot and Shoe Store,

We are under co of obligations to our friend
HousroS, for the gift of an elegant pair of bootsa
tip-top article, gotten up in just such style the
establishment under his supervision can turn out.
With the best of material, and workmen who un-
derstand their business to peg, we are no longer
surprised that his shoes and boots are disposed OF
as rapidly as they can be manufactured. Those
investing their money in the leather line with the
G'nera', will never be dissatisfied, for they are
certain to get its full value. He is doing an extern
sive trade in the boot and shoe business, and ut
times is unable to supply the demand, for those
who invest once are sure to stick by him. Eucase
your understandings in HOrsToN's best, and, our
Mo.d for l., you will not regret it.