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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-17

FIFTEEN YEARS 4 CoNDUcToR.-The Buffalo
Express tells the following good story of Rail-
road Conductor:
One of the cleverest fellows in the word is j.
Good humOr Turks in every feature of his broad,
jOvial looking countenance. When he laughs, it
commences somewhere in the region of his waist
and it creeps upwards shaking his sides till it gets
into his face, where it draws Thousand wrinkles
and sets them to dancing and twitching about so
funnily that his eyes fairly close themselves unable
10 endure the sight. = was railroad conduc-
tor oIee. and held the position good many years,
during which time be made host of friends, and
snug little pile Of money.
j. has son, a bright-eyed little dog, of not
quite dozen summers; q regular chip of the old
block, and, to aneXpression more familiar than
elegant "as smart as steel trap" This little rogue
bis father sometimes takes to the theatre where he
sits and criticiZes the performances with as much
gravity and more discretion than half the pTofes
sional critics OF course, the boy likes to go, and
naturally enough feels inclination that way oc-
casionaly when his father is not disposed to in.
dulge him. So one evening he walked into the box
Office, and very coolly asked F., who then
reigned as Treasurer for pass to the theatre. As
every body knows, F. loves joke, so he sets
himself out to quiz the little fellow.
81 can't afford to give you pass, said he; "your
father is rich enough to buy you ticket"
''No he isn't, replied the boy, she has paid out
all his money lately"
''What for7"
80, he has just bought an elevator"
'Indeed!" said F, ''and how much did he
pay for it?'
"A hundred thousand dollars" responded the
boy.
why where did he get SO much money!"
''Saved it on the Railroad, to be sure
'You don't mean to say your father saved hun
dred thousand dollars at Railroadingl" cried F.
''Of course he did, said the boy, very positive
lyi 81 should think he might-he icGs Conductor
fifteen yearS!" r
FNgaye him pass without any further ques
ton, thinking the joke the father cheap at the
price. He bided his time, and when he caught ].
with an audience "fit though few he turned the
conversation on children. Now, j brags on
| this boy, and 1t the first opportunity commenced
telling Of his smart sayings, and other qualifica
tons. Then F. told this story, and when the
laugh came in, no one enjoyed it more than did
j himself. He frequently hears of that hun
dred thousand dollars.
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The Pacific Railroad Bill was then taken up and

The Pacific Railroad Bill was then taken up and
Mr.. Bell spoke in favor of it.
Mr. Townsend Harris was permitted by resolu.
ton to receive certain gifts from the British gov
eminent
Mr. Iverson, of Ca, introduced a bill to give back
pay TO officers since reinstated who were retired
by the naval board,
Mr.. Fitch moved that 10000 copies of the Pres
ident's Message be printed
The Senate Agricultural College blu was then
made the special order for Tuesday.
The Senate cleared from off the calendar l2s ad.
verse reports, and indefinitely postponed so bills,
being the unfinished business of last session.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The House went into Committee of the whole on
the State of the Union.
Mr.. Phelps, of Me-, eldeavored to have taken up
the Presidents Annual Message; but the conside-
ration of the bill reported last session granting a
pension to the officers and soldiers of the war of
1872, and those engaged in all the wars during that
period was resumed.
Mr.. Savage, of Tenn insisted that the honor
and reputation of the country demanded that those
brave men should have their services recognized
It would be shame and disgrace if they were
not rewarded, no matter what might be the ex
pense, especially referred to those who fought in
the war with Great Britain and lost their means
and property.
this bill throughout and TO increasing the band of
pensioners under it.
Mr.. Burnett, of Ky, replied that no policy was
better calculated under the system of our govern
ment to keep alive spirit of patriotism and devo-
tiOn to the country than by assuring its defenders
that when they become old and helpless they will
be taken care of by the government
Mr.. Ritchie, of Pa, said the resources of the
country would by this system be exhausted, and
we be prevented from carrying on any war at all
if necessity requires.
Mr.. Mason of Kentucky, said those who asked
for pension did not come here as paupers, but are
entitled to the discharge Ct a debt promised to be
paid. After some further debate Mr. DeWart of
Pa, moved to strike out the enacting clause bill
and insert that the defeated Candidates OF the Pa
election of 1858, shall be allowed $50 per annum.
lLaughter.) Various amendments werelvoted on
Nothing definite was done. Adjourned.
HALIFAX, Dec. I6.
There are as yet no signs of the Arabia now due
a this wifi TivarronI 1afaS 70 fbo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-17

AcCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon workman in
the employ of the C. & E. R. R. had his arm
broken in the following manner He, with sew
eral others, had been out on the road with hand
car, and while returning the handle of the crank
while swiftly revolving, caught in his clothes and
threw bin over, badly breaking his arm. We could
not learn his name
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

e There will be meeting of the Cleveland
Teachers Association Saturday next at the Central
High School House, commencing at half past 10 O'Clock
A NJ.
the subj set of Read ng will be discussed.
The Teachers of the Public Schools especially re-
quesied 10 bs present. Others are invited
decl7dylt A FREESE, Sup't Of Inst.
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J. B. COBB Co, are making fine display Of
Holiday Goods, fully equal, we think, to that Of
last year. They have a great variety of those
elegant English Juvenile Books, and English Edi-
tons of the Poets printed tinted paper and Ella
borately illustrated. Their list will appear in our
columns in day or two.
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~ E Rufini is manufacturing the finest assort-
ment of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen 5
use at less than two thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York Call and see if this is not so.
Superior Street. three doors above Bank.
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WESTERN NEWS

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
The Overland Mail, with dates to the 18th ult.,
has arrived 1t left San Francisco with six pas
sengers, but one of whom came through, the re-
maiRder stopping at different points on the route.
Mr.. Boyle, the passenger by the Overland Mail,
reports the roadsII good condition from San Fran
cisco to Fort Smith.
favorable.
Mr.. Pardee, Express man, was met one day out
from Fort Smith, fifteen hours ahead Of time. He
had not abandoned the coach.
No hostile Indians were seen.
The Fort Smith Times Of the sth says that one
hundred and fifty recruits, under Capt. Caldwell,
had arrived from St. Louis and left on the sth for
Forts Washita, Arbuckle, and Belknap.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. IL, 1855
NEW ADYERTIsRMENTs

Dr. Mann's Agus Balsam-Special Notice.
esbytenan Society OF New burgh- Fair and Festival
E. l. Baldwin CO.-Holiday Goods. &c.
]. D. Fisher-House for rent.
Husseys Co.-Coal Merchants
Fogg, Ellsworth Co-Holiday Goods.
Smith, Dodd Co.-BoOt & Shoe Emporium.
Cleveland Teachers observation-disclosures Notice.
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MELoDEoN-The Peak Family and the Swiss
Bell Ringers will appear at the MelOdeOn tonight.
The entertainment comprises two full and distinct
companies of Bell Ringers, the Lancashire and
Swiss, and presents splendid bill for the amuse-
ment and enjoyment of the audience. A more
pleasant hour can hardly be spent than in the COM
pany of these musical artists.
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FROM THE SOUTH

Southern papers say that Col Lockridge is at
present visiting Natchez. and that he is directing
his attention to Northern Mexico, with a view to
the peaceful emigration there Of those who would
take an interest IN its fnture political and social
welfare.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-17

PER1oDIcALs-Hawks& & Bro. have The Yankee
Notions for December, full as usual with cOmical
ties; Peterson's Ladies National Magazine for jan
uary, good beginning of a new volume, Halls
Journal of Health for December, full of practiea
hints and instructions in regard TO the restoration
and preservation of health, and all other publca-
tions in their good season.
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The 'HoPEs" "FEsTIEAL.-Gray 'sArmOry- which
b. the way was most tastefully decorated for the
occasion-was last night the scene of pleasure
and amusement. The "wit and fashion of the
town" were there to grace and honor the Festival
of the "Hopes," and with "mirth and jollity" the
evening was passed. Sargeants Band contributed
not little in Tightening the attractions of the
Hall, and all accomplishments conspired to render
the occasion most happily conceived and execu-
ted affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-17

GUITAR.-J. II. Thomas, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lessen. IT,
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alaabiuists &r.

Manufacturer of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
81 Superior street American Buildings Cleveland O.
Opposite the Weddell House. ! Eug2S liz
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THANKs.-The members of Alert Hose Co. re-
turn their hearty thanks 10 Mr.. Josiah Stacy for
the hospitalities ofhs establishment, so generous.
ly rendered them their return from the fire last
night May he never need their services as Fire
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Apl-t
~The Great Drawback to persons emigraiing
TO the extreme Western country the great they have
Of the Fever and Ague-the most direfu OF all diseases
Every day of persons attacked by this disease aid
made helpless in short time, without any of aOrc
ng relief In view of the great demand for remedy, DR.
HOSTETTER has presented his celebrssd "BITTERs," "
whose curative powers for all diseases of the stomach have
been universally acknowledged. The "BITTERS," ire-
pared after long experience and deep study have received
the -nccmiums of the eminent physicians well as
all classes from every pant Of the country To those who
doubt their many virtues all is, to try them
and judge for yourselves, respectively
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
e HOIlOway's Pills and Ointment twin
uaives, derived from orgn-the vegetable produc-
the They in unison the system the
internally upon the secrens of the body and the other
ing and recupeatng the vital organization. Sold at the
maauactory No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by al
Druggists, at 25c, &c, and 81 per box pot. 80
u We would invite the attention readers the
new "AGUE CURE" advertised in columns 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence its eff
cacy and we have reliable sources, that
virtues will sustain fullest expectations Citizens Of
the West fail appreciate the paramount value t.
them OF sa and certain remedy for this aC ting distem
per without either Qunine minerals and consequently
without injury To constitutional health We have
than ordinary satisfaction Drocaming this remedy, be-
cause we are convinced It will answer a crying want
among US and relieve great amount Of suffering
-RsB,.blicaa Wars5l5 Ind dcen
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GERMAN BENEVOLENT AssJoITIoN.-The Fes-
tival of this society last night was highly sue,
cessful affair. 4 large company was gathered-a
bOuntiful supper was spread,-good music furnish
ed and all arrangements made to eoRduce TO the
pleasure and comfort of the participation
Speeches were made by several prominent citizens
and general good time enjoyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-17

Y DR.. Lyons Office is removed to No. 81
St. Clair street
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MRs. RoBINso..s 5 cERTLFIc1AA. :.

VERNoE, Trumbuli Co, May - leoc
This eertfes that have been ~ sely pool ioL
~ ph,S;rara NV disease PrOlapSls Ute n. hau
49, rs,red by that and FlonOr Albus until had bec0s
,irted 10 considerable extent. BY the advice OF Dr
RI Bushnell procured and took bottles u AarshaPs
uterine atholicon which enabled 10 attend to nv hus
hand in his last sickness until he died which was about
wear since taken three bottles snee hs DE- ath
eh has made able to labor and support my family OF
three children The CathOlcon has nearly restored me to
health II is the only thing that has me ated my suffer
ing i'l "'''''- : - - MARY E, ROBINSON.
The cATHoLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and By
Medicine dealers generally luh-
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WIGS | WIGS = WIGS !!
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune to restore TO health many
thousands OF my countTy-women-
NV success has excited the malice OF the envous and
ous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd esab sh my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. So long / held in afectonate and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill lean afford despise the efforts of mschefmskeTs
nd sanderers.
My friends repeatedly urged ne TO place my medi
cine for producing menstation within the reach Of the
ladies the United States; but ndpostion to enter
field occupied BY quacs with their pernicous nostrums
and fe uaPriacpled counterfe;ers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of
AAIlE DE FEMME" in tho United States
Alast yield the entreaties Of patients and friends
and ocer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'ANIIE DE FEMME
need only say, that IS in liquid FORM and is exactly such
have used my praccen France for many years and
that it has never failed satisfactory result
The "Amie Femme and menstruation stand in the
stion Of cause and effect alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual flow where il never existed and to
restore 1t where It has been any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
hons on each bottle of the Amie de Femme Will bear my
ritten signature both the bottle and enclosing bcx
will be sealed with my private seal
Pnes, $500 package. ,,conr
PARIS, January, ls57.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the PruprietOr's prices.
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COAL! COALM- COAL! +!
John TOD & YATES

Are prepared TO deliver pure article OF BRlAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
q Orders promptly filled their Yard, the Canal.
near the foot of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD ocI2 dom 226- J V N YATES,
CH- ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS,"
No gentleman should minl IN the society Of ladies with
his teeth discolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
TAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
efsctual dentrfces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impar the breath, often
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING.-Its rch lather penetraies and sohens
beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No. Astor House, New York. Sold by all
. sepl5
J. B. Barnes 4 Co, Proprietors of the CleVe
Aui Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
with arge force pereneed wOTkmen doing every
escrp tion Plumbing in the most thorough manner on
he most plans reasonable terms and on short
aotcs. Large Of Fountains of different styles and
izss Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
inued-copper, steam heaters lead and galvanized lo
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose, every
sf and Plated Cocks including the Patent
ng Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls, and all KINDS
Water Works Fixtures kept constantly on manu- Al
work warranted mzs:a&Mu:
WIGS ! WIGS !! WlGS !
BATCHELoR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpaSs ali.
They are elegant, ligL sasT and durable.
Fitting 10 q charm-n, vuvnng up behind-no shrinking
on ehead; indeed. tins Is only Establishment where
these things are properly unders. os d and made.
232 Broadway, New York.
n,-s WIN W FISKE cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
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Rral Gstate Agents.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S . RAN C E
AGENTS,


feOI8
DOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
Il FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandnsky county,
Plank Road near Fremont rich, sardy loan soil and
timbereHchange for from 10 the city
$1,000
FOURTEEN ACRES-on the Detroit Plank Road, four
miles from the city; small house. good barn, and
frui-eIchange for farm 81 500
PITTSBURGH SF-TwO Houses and Lots, &c feet front
and 500 feet deep to the canal-exchaDge for farm
PARMA--Seventeen acres, nine miles from the city;
small house and barn, with variety Of fruit. S9O0-Ons
half in Western lands.
MISSOURI LANDS-Well located-at S2,5Op per Acre-tO
exchange for Readymsde Clothing alsO good Iowa
Ian Is.
CEDAR ST.-House and Lot; a nice cottage house and
considerable fruto exchange for from 10 20
the city. $1,000
PITTSBUKG ST-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange fOr a farm.
CRoToN ST.-House and Lotto exchange for fam.
$1,000.
LANSING, BIICH.-FOur Lots for sale cheap, or e1-
change for a small house and lot in the city
GARDEN ST-HOuse end Lot: large two story house,
well fnished-to exchange for farm.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
deco Real Estate Agents
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA, SC, and is
recommended by the most Eminent Physicians.
CAUoN-Beware OF preparations pretending to possess
the properties of the Oil in concentrated form, many Of
them are wore than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ound to act better and have speedy effect than
ely, OF other preparation Of it.
e Sold by Druggists generally. DECD d3m 20
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Gperiai Notiffs.

q For Gas Fixtures aad FitfiAg-APply
Fogg Eassorfh 8 Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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We have
DIAMONDS-from Golconds and Brazil;
RUBIES-frOm Syria, CeylOn and Hohenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and Kamschstkai
EAERALDS-from Egypt, Syria and New Mexico
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands Honduras;
TURQUOISE-from Persia,
PEARLS-frum Ceyon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
Fran Nankin-we have PORCELAINS. FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORALS- . -
From Naples-we have LAVA CAMEOS. IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles Of YERTU.
From Rome-we have MoSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTs,
Fron C,speva|Ee have Enaneled WATCHES JEWEL
RY, and Works OF Art more beautiful than
Turks dream Of Paradise ,,-,,,
From Florence we have MOSAICS, CAMEOS, TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments
From Venice-Te have PAINTINGS and ENAMELS.
From Dresdenwe have CHINA Ornaments, OF eyery de-
From Strausburgh-we have every variety Of oHEAIAN
From Paris-He have XLABAsTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES. FANS, PERFUMERY,
WATCHES and Ten Thousand Articles Of
Use and Beauty.
From LondOn-we have ine WATCHES and Watch Move,
ments PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
Jewelry Caskets: also splendid stock OF
LUBIN'S PERFUAIERY and SOAPS
From Shefeld-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele
bIaied Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors
And from our own dear land. have variety of Goods
that may well be proud of.
From Waltha1n Massive have the American Watches
Frem Bristol Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From Hartford-we have Rogers Bros premium Plated
Ware, Forks, Spoons Cups, Castorsi &c
From Haydensyille. Massive have Dawson, Warren
Hydes Gold Pens-a splendid assortment.
From New Leb5nOn, N N--We have DaNlo hehdalis
Thermometers
-'-- OF INDIA RUBBER Toys II the State.
And one Million other ihiqgsNev, Beautiful and Useful
Give US a call.
dee3 BENTON & MATHIvET.
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We have

The whole world has contributed make stock eve
Tything the mOzt faztidiOls could desire
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
PART U RE S
ARRIVALS S

" Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the above
Trans or Boats will called for by the Coaches Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address at the Omnibus Of
6cp 81 Suneriar street door next to WeddeN House
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HALIFAX, Dec. l6.
There are as yet no signs of the Arabia now due
at this port, with Liverpool dates to the 4th
Weather clear and cold
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PRAcr1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
eens the largest assortment of the most approved kinds OF
PECTACLES ATlhis glasses whether for near OF far
ightsd ground under his inspection by machine
Of anew construction with the greatest care, so as to
the eyes al cases. curing WeakAsSs, Dizziness or
Ia1matoH Of the Eyes and mpartng strength foT long
reading OF fine sewing.
@ n. H Solomonson would here inform the public
that aever employs any the sale ofhslenses
~ Also i splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES, MI
gROSCOPEs COAIPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural.
lCTOmee3s Superior street undeTt the American Hotel.
iuu22
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FIREs-About ten O'Clock lastnight fire broke
out in the barn belonging to Rev. DR.. Bolles, on
Euclid street, in the rear of Trinity Church. This
barn was burned, and the one adjoining, belonging
TO Hon. s. J. Andrews, was partially consumed.
The fremen were promptly on the ground and
extinguished the fire. We did not learn the
amount of loss!
About twelve o'clock another fire broke out in
paint shop attached to the planning mill of Messrs
Kidney Smith, on Erie street. The shop was
consumed-Ioss about $50.
Both fires were probably the work of incendia.
rieS
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III MEN Nom the N. 7. DALI Nsss CEditsrial)
Ne dssirs 70 "a attention to letter from DR. Joshua
= RdSs on ssbe Fsslth Of American Women, in snOth-
er column He treats subject IN an able manner, and
b;s sliIi and medical iuds lent may be relied upon
From he Albany Moralag Express
BIarshsls Uterine Catnoo ha proved 70 DO 1uIy As
valuable as 1t claimed be IN many severe tests made
by medical gentlemen and others Or Bridge Is regular
phySciau fine attainments S OF great judgment
and discrimination juieous and highly successful prac
tioner all diseases, especially those OF women and
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