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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
sn..,h Rverybody should Read.

] Political speeches in the main are bore to
readers. but the one we publish to-day by Col
JoHS W. FoKsEf, Editor of the Philadelphia
Press, is notable exception. Every sentence
interests, for it is personal and pointed. Col
F. talks fearIessIy and truthfully of 'what he
saw and part Of which he was" He opens
wide the door right into Mr.. BUcHASAN's Kan
sas policy, and exposes and sharply reviews the
Presidents forfeited pledges. The speech will
make wide sensation and wholesome ene.
It should do SO. The country should know the
truth and the whole truth touching the tortuous
and infamous policy of the Administration on
the Kansas question. Col FoRSEY has been
in the secret councils. By his NapoleOnc man
agement of the contest, especially in Pennsyl
vania, he made BUCHANAN President He was
his right bower" Its meet that he should
now unmask the Executive who has broken his
pledges. and "gone on step by step, with the
remorseless tread of fate and destiny, trying to
crush out the breath of the gallant spirits who
have stood forth, asking nothing but to be per-
ni,ted TO do right"
The occasion of the speech was also nOta-
bic one. A public meeting of men of all par
ties was held at TaTytown, Westchester county,
New York, on the %, to endorse the course Of
the Hon. JOHN B. HAsKIS, in relation to the
admission of Kansas under the Leeompton Con
stitution. Mr.. HAsKIS was, to the end, one Of
the few faithful Northern Democrats among the
failhless. The meeting, large one, hOnOred
the tried public servant by re-nominating him
as the Peoples Candidate for Congress. His
speech. accepting the nomination, was bold and
genial. Other speeches were made of the
right stamp, and will tell in the Peoples cause.
Letters from distinguished men of the three
parties which have divided the country were
read, warmly approving Of the course Of
Mr.. HAsKx, and urging his reelection
Among them were letters from JOHN HIcK-
MAN, the faithful Anti-Lecompton Demo
cratic Representative Of Pennsylvania, H
S Dawes Of Massachusetts,, JOIN SHEE-
MAN of Ohio, E. B. WAsHsURNE, L n. MoR-
RIs, and Taos. L. Harris of Illinois, F. P
BLAIR of Missouri, HENRY WISTER DAVIS and
J. MORRISON HARRIs of Maryland, JoHS a. Gil
NER Of North Carolina, CLARK B. CocHRANE,
JoHx McKEoN, Edwin B MoReAN, and Horace
GREELEY of New York, and G. A Grow, of
Pennsylvania.
Read Col. FoRNEY's speech, and pass the pa
per around among your Republican, Democratic
,uI Arnariror ,ei,b hos I.s fr,,tbs sre felIin,r
and not to be cOnirover.Sd. No honest man
can ponder them without feeling rising of the
gorge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
nInssachusetrs NominatIon..

The Democrats Of Massachusetts, held large
State Convention last week and nominated
Erasmus D. Beach, of Springfield, for Cover
nor, on the first ballot The vote stood E. D.
Beach CSC, B. F. Butler 4O6. Charles Thomp
son, of Charlestown, was nominated for Lien
tenant Governor; John NJ. Cole for Secretary Of
State; Silas Pierce for State Treasurer; Sey-
mour L. Mead for State Auditor, and Ezra viii
kinson for Attorney General Resolutions Of
the usual tenor, endorsing The Administration,
were adopted. The ticket viii be elecied-a
long way over the left. The party, however,
keep up their organization and fight on as Wig
O.ously as though they stood some chance of
success. The national offices in Massachusetts,
are worth a million of dollars annually to those
who hold them, and It is owing to their exis-
tenee alone that the spOils party kicks at all in
the old Bay State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

ROCHESTER, OCEAN FIsHrNG-The schooner
Charlotte, Capt. Farnham, left Rochester some
three months ago on fishing cruise to the coast
of Labrador. She has returned, and although
the fisheries are reported uncommonly poor this
season, the Charlotte brought $4,000 lbs. Of
Goldfish, besides quantity of Salmon, Halibut,
and Speckled Trout also fine lot Of tongues
and sounds, and quantity of Liverpool salt in
sacks. As fishing voyages are often made for
health as well as pleasure and profit, why would
not the fitting out of an ocean fishing eEPedi-
ton from this port next season be good OPe
ration
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Citizen Corr in The Field!

Citizen Cory" ran so far behind for Canal
Commissioner that he is resolved to try his
speed for Congress, in the second District, Ac-
cordingly in the Cincinnati papers of Saturday
he inAicts column prOnuneiamentO on the pub
lie, setting forth his likes and dislikes, and his
determination to run for Congress on his own
hook Citizen c. pitches into the caucus sys-
TEN, Buehanan's administration, and the can
didate of the Opposition in advance. He prom
ises to reform abuses, reduce the Government
expenses, and to be of incalculable benefit to
the country if the voters of the district will
give him chance. Citizen Cory is Demo-
crat of the Anti-LecOmpton school, and would
make q " noise" in the Capitol, to say the least.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Nn.hinRton NYntrr Work.

The whole people of the United States have
permanent investment in the Water Works Of
Washington City, for unlike local improvements
of other cities, the whole people of the country
have to contribute to their construction. As
everything built with Uncle Sans money in
Washington is on an exiravagant scale, the
Water Works will cost the enormous sum Of
Six Millions Of Dollars One would suppose
that this sum might at least buy American iron
for the Works, but the Buchanan Administra-
ton passed right by the great iron regions and
interests of our own country, and gave the job
of furnishing water pipes to European manu-
facturers They even went so far as to give
foreigners the contract at higher prices than
American manufacturers offered to furnish for
Such is the Buchanan regard OF one of the lead
ing interests of the Republic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

The crowd assembled about the Jail at Co
lumbus on Friday to be near the hanging
they could not witness was large, and men,
women and children stood around for three
hours il drizzling rain, waiting for the execu-
ton to cone of. The prisoner was to have
been brought from his cell at half past twelve;
the rope had been adjusted upon the scafold,
and the arrangements were complete The
sheriff was in the act of bringing the prisoner
out to prepare him for the drop, when the res
pite was received The announcement to out
siders was greeted by no cheers and no mur-
murs. The Statesman says:
AT two O'Clock the Secretary Of the Cover
nor read the respite to the prisoner and asked if
he accepted OF reiectedit. Myers could not at
once answer such an important question, but f.
nally concluded that he would reject the respite,
saying that he had re ,eived his sentence and
was ready to be hung. He evinced no emotion
whatever, and appeared to regard the respite
granted him with the same Indifference as he did
the sentence of the Court. The question as to
whether It was lawful and proper to reprieve a
condemned man against his will underwent
considerable discussion on the street yesterday.
The Chaplain of the Penitentiary visited Ny
ers cell several times, but he maintained his
stoical indifference throughout.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Gnnh ImnroNr1rrnr

The vacant ground west of GAYLORD & Co.
OF Superior street, together with the two stores
adjoining, were leased on Friday last to A. NJ
PERRY for term of fifteen years Mr.. Perry
will Immediately improve this long neglected
spot; a part Of which viii be occupied as
heavy Flour and Grain Warehouse, and the
remainder will be built into stores. This is
the last gap on our main business avenue, and
Its improvement indicates that the spirit of en-
terprise has not entirely died our in Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

The nomination Of VIM. W. Richards, for
County Commissioner, was made unanimous.
CENTRAL coNNITrEE-PRINARY MEETINGS.
William Collins offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted
Resolued, That the Central Committee be au-
thorized to fill any vacancy occurring IN the
same-and also that said Committee have au-
thority to fix the time for opening and closing
the polls at the Primary Meetings-but said
time no to be less than one hour.
The communication from the Central Com
mittee, was, on motion, referred back to said
Committee.
On motion, Convention adjourned.
HIRAM GRISWOLD, Pres't-
S,v', :, 1A1gSUT@ WTITS Vice Presidents.
dReS&oTs Z cd Breek' Secretaries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

BIsHoP JASEs SHOT.-Bishop James, Of the
". E. Church, bad narrow escape from death in
Indianapolis on Thursday. Hewas passing along
the street from the residence of Bishop Ames,
when he was struck in the face by shot
from gun carelcssly fred by some boy, and
painfully wounded. The shot entered the left
cheek, and penetrated the side of the nose 4
surgeon soon extracted the shot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

THE Latest SPIRITUAL FOLLY.-A society of
Spirituslists in Yates, Orleans Co., n. Y, hay
ing failed to cure sick man by means of spir-
itual prescriptions and healing mediums, after
death undertook to resurreet the body in accord
anee with supposed instructions from the Spirit
world. They failed to put life in the body of
course, and it was accordingly buried.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
penth Of Daniel NJ. Haskell.

New York papers of Saturday announce the
death suddenly, of disease of the heart, on Fri
day morning, Sept Sd, at bis residence, No. II
West Thirty-eighlh street, of DANIEL n. Has
KILL, aged AZ years.
Mr.. HASKELL was formerly engaged in busi-
ness in this city, and was Postmaster of CIeve-
land under the T4ylOr-Fillmore Administration
He had mainly resided in New York since the
expiration Of bis term as Postmaster.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

The GREAT CHESS CONTEST IN ESGLAND.-
At the last accounts from the chess contest be-
tween MOrphy and LOwenthal, in London for
$1,000, which the winner of the first nine games
is TO receive, the score stood Morphy Z, Lowen-
thai ., drawn L The American had but two
games to win. The ninth game continued over
three sittings, and lasted in all, nineteen hours
and half
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

The STATE HoUsE.-For several weeks past
the workmen have been busily engaged in Ia
bors preparatory 10 resuming work on the Cap
itol and to-day. (Sept ~ commenced ying
stone on the dome, and the work will be prosecu-
ted with vigor, under the direction Of Mr.. Rod
gers, the architect, so that in few weeks we
trust, that magnificent edifce will be relieved
of the unsightly appearance it has - long worn
in its half developed and unfinished condition.
Coluulbus Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

MONTREAL ELEcTIoN.-Mr. Dorion, one Of
the members of the short-Iived Brown Ministry
is candidate for reelection to the House
The Macdonald Government lAbored had to de-
feat him, but the first days polling gives Do
rion I, 100 majority over Mr.. Beaudry, the min
isterial candidate. The Toronto Globe advises
the Ministry to retire into private life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

CASAL Tolls The Board of Public Works
passed an order on the 81 inst, that the toll on
each 1000 pounds of Wheat or Corn shipped on
the Ohio, Hooking, or Walhonding Canal, or
the Muskingum Improvement, to mills or manu-
factories, for the purpose Of being manufactur-
ed, shall not exceed 25 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

MARINE LOssEs.-The marine losses for Au-
gust were eighteen vessels. Property $780,
$50. For eight months from January first, 2O9
vessels. Property LOST, $500, IsI Same pc
riOd in 1857, vessels lost 4O6, property sll,-
$50, ,2O0-double the losses of 1883.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

FoRrY-E1GHr SLAVES ENAScIPATED.--A num-
Der ofnegroes, late the property Of Mrs. Hester
Blanchard, Of Fayette county, Ky, and eman
cipated BY the will Of that lady, were in the
Probate Court, this morning, upon the occasion
of the instrument By which they were manumit-
ted being admitted to record They were, in
all, forty-eight in numher-Cn, Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

Bold THEFT.-The horse and buggy of Mr..
James GaytOn, of University Heights, were
stolen from the Wesleyan Church, on Euclid
street. during service last evening. For de-
scnPtion Of property, see advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
The Resrorrd Lunntic.

We published few weeks since the eItrasr.
dinary restoration to sanity of lunatic for five
years from the effects of a fractured skull. DR.
Thsyer, of this city, performed the operation
of removing portion of the skull, reason was
at once restored, and since then the patient has
rapidly recovered his general health. He has
now returned to his home in Summit county
The case is truly remarkable one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

FATAL CANPHENE AcoIDESr.-Mary Edwards,
domestic in the employ of Mr.. B. Dickinson,
Delaware, Ohio, was burned to death on Tues
day night by the explosion of q can of cam
Phene or burning fluid. She was alone in the
room, and was so horribly burned as to be una
bic to give an account of the occurrence. She
was terribly burned over the entire body ex-
eePt the waist, where the tightness of the cloth
ing afforded protection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
MARRIED,

In Clsridon Ssptemher -, MI THOMAS W CUSCA-
DEN. of eban1n- Warren county Ohio and Hiss MAhY
ETrE MASTICK. u the fora eT place.
On the 2sth Of Angus, AZ Skansafelas n Y b. Rev.
DE- AdaHs, Rey BISHOP. formerly OF this city and
Miss SOPHIA N. LATHhOP, % the furmer place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
PLAIN ANp oRNAnIENTAI PRINrING.

~ Plain and Onamental Printing description
the Printing Establishment the Lender Once.
the --latest improved and rapi steam presses IN the
STYLE and reasonable rates Par
ticllar attention uaid 70 bank wrk Every description
Bin ing dOae especially Blank Books Ledgers, journals
S ales Bp1ks, Resolving Books. &c,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Removal.

Removal.
~ I. MORSE'S WHOLESALE and
We Hgtsi TOhcco and ar Slorc has been removed
g Superior st, uud-T the American House, where he
keee sutly on 1Bi the ch0cestand most extensive
stock OF upu.ed and Dumestc Scs and Tobacco in the
city. lie IS ole uns sale Plug aul fine Cut Chewing
brands:
Christians Comfort; BouL's Gold Leaf;
Bluc Hens Chicken; Dollar
Worlds Fair. Saihe Miller I'm foil
Machakey Premium; Deuisen's Premium
Alsu genuine Aletrshaum Pipes, Turkish and Havana
SmOElus Tobacco.
Goodwius Fine cut Chewing Tobacco;
Scmuus DO do
Audersub's 90 do
Wlruiek. Bra X 60 Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
snuf, s. 5ar ca Is, Drinking Flssks, PlaYine Cards
For sale by c. r. MORSE.
mytl - Nador The AmeTc n House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

To THE PUBLIC
haze this day sold stock Of Flour, Grain and
Feed. located Isl Ontario ST., toI Hodck Co. and
.asc this opportunity OF Recommending them 90 my Gus
faers aui gulc worthy OF their palruufse and
feel confident that they will enleayor 20 pleas auu
who will favor them with their patronage vould al
thanks To Old customrs WAC have dcait
wiki my old stands for several p1st would
50 call the stcuiol OF als Ich ndeitcd 70
by note account, 10 call and settle The zane VI IL
out fy. II SrELLEK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Notice to Contractors.
aul, s~lss By ''-'5 %iLiiaM Il II FULLER. Clerk
NOTICE..

NJHERERS, Various Individuals
w have beel The praclc fsr monils past. OF
depo itug Goals ina ald other rc esof Merchaudz
upon 3 wharf. crested u10n and adiacaus 10 the L.
dOFeTuaeIt Pier IN Clssclald, under license given
10 them by The Cleveland y FIltshureh Rail Eua
all such pers nov, therefore. hereby no.
;ied tt species of authority heretofore cXpress
imbiislly 10 sad flaiI Hos C1aaany Deposit
goods upon wharf, receive whartgrf fherour. has
been b. revoked. All persons VINO shall use said wlar
portion thereof business purposes alter fhe Isl
lay u Iune ISIS without Erst OhtaiIi sut inm
Atreys iu Cleveland. hcssrs SpauidIuz Parsns. viii
hs deemed trospasseis and treated acsuTiinsiv
L. X. COLLINS.
Spauding 4 Parsons, Attorneys. -iyl3d m i96
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
or .EE.E.THOOD.

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
Just Published, Gratis, the 20th Thousand:
A FEW WORDS ON THE RA-
n ti0ua Treatment. without Medicine, u Spermator-
ruea Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital
and Nervous Debility, lmpOteucy. and ImpedIm
Marriage generally. By b. DE LANEY. N ID.
The important fsct that the many alarming complaints
euaIug n the i'm uuadcnce and solitude Of you'll
b. easily removed without hIedi ne IN tins ma n
clearly 80 rard and the entirely aud highly
rusu tatmen adopted By the author fully explain
ed By meas OF Which every is enabled 70 HIM elf
perec and az the least possible cost thereby avoiding
al the advertised most runs Of he day
sent 70 auy adfess gras and post free IN sealed
veope, by remItting (post pad two postage stamps
DR.. b d. LANEY.
aulli. I'm ms lqq No S. East New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
Q0rueral Nutites
NEW MARKET HOUSE,
CORNER ONTARIO AND MICHIGAN ST.

NEW FALL FASHIONS. &C e
baiaf SBAlIAN'S,
au3I din lqs No Bauk-st, Wrdien Hrtusc.
Ctics OF The ComIis,I'uers Of Cu}ah1es Co.
Clevelan3. Angus Il n. ISIS !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN. that
~ IA Pursuance Of an OF the General Assembly OF
the STATE Of Ohio, plssel Ap1 III l,e, emitted l aci
D. amend an act passed Apl i3h, l2 entitled act 1
the msut an ts1llon Of al property IA thi' stale
aud for thereon, according rs trur value u
money Commi sOEers, ut their June session 10,
diy ed City OF CIescanl inI0 three Dsfrcs, o
lows. 10 Wit;
The Is ID and 81 wards Constitute the IS District
The al. 3 b, 6th and 5th Words 3l
The SIN, gih lu.h and llth Wards 81
Each Township IN the C0uaiy Institutes separate ID
trict. WILL AA Fl l-Lkh.
auiq dS.u sU 2ll Clerk OF he B1lul.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06
NOPARTNERSHIP-THE Under.

/ TOPARTNERSHIP.-THE Under
~ signed have purchased NJ II SELLER his outire stocs U
Flour Gria r led. AMI lave thIs tay formed C0plrl
nership fos the purpose ofcariug Who'll s1e and Re-
iail or Gran ad BE "a business. under the aud
sivle of ]. FOUCK Co. and would respectfully So
the patronage ui such need aTt les m thelf me
business and OF all who have ceu the patrons OF tlt old
F0urani Feed Sturg, No. a Oniarl0 -.
J. J HOUCK
II. VAN PELT. J. ]. HOUCk CO.
Cleveland Juua ish. las
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agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

GRASS SEED.
400 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
1OO Timothy seed just received AZ the Cleyeland
Seed StGrB. auE5 J. STAIR con
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESrROYER-rhis is the uosf eecf nal grass for
subdung marshlald known l. viii yield from two % three
tons OF good hay 10 The acre. Fcrsale BY
sugs ] STAIR SON.
Il ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
IN chard Grass and Bed Too Seed of pure quality can
anr5 u SrAfR A SON
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J. a. Craw, D. L. Wightman, A II Com
stock, W. G. Stedman, II. Strong, G. T Bar
mum, and J. W. Williams, were announced as
candidates for nomination. The names of Ness-s.
Barnum and Williams were withdrawn
lst BallOt-Wightm II, Craw so, Com
stock 46, Stedman l, Strong ?
I'd BallOt-wightman 70, Craw 6s, Com
stock 50, Stedman /.
81 BsllOt-Wightman n. Craw rs, Com
stock 80.
4th BalIOt-wightmAn 81, Craw 7s, Com
stock 81.
5sh BallOt-Comstock Withdrawn. Wight
man SO. Craw 50, Barnum l.
The nomination Of David l. Wightman for
Sheriff, was, on motion, made unanimous.
AUDITOR.
Ist BallOt-Wm. Fuller a, H. C. Hawkins
40, J. W Williams 4s.
81 Ballot-Wn. Fuller 81, H. C. Hawkins
IS, J. ". Williams As.
The nomination of VIM Fuller for County
Auditor, on motion, was made unanimous.
RECORDER.
lst Ballot-John Packard 1872, A. S. Lewis
So WIN. A. Fuller 2, W W. Richards l.
On motion. the nomination of John Packard,
for Recorder, was made unanimous
COMMISSIONERS.
Ist Ballot-wm- W Richards IOS, T. Gar
field %, John welch 6, DR.. Moore II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

BIRD SEEDS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w fresh supply Of Canary, H. mo Rape AIi.lett Let
tucc ard Nav Seeds all Of winch clean ard pure II
lsh 70 keep soar BIRDS healthy, iced then UPON
butelean pure sepd- For sac mixed OF sep4rate
STAIR 4 SON,
aug5 No oatafio street
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| IPEMOVAL.-A r. REDDING

Merchant Taor HIS removed his tailoring es absh
% No s. Prospect 81, N Bauders Block hs
wl he happy his old friends. Ie Is prepared as
style. jullqdtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
Miscellaneous.
WORTH READING.

w HY 10 II that many suffer and repine and Ar
out q miserable existence, united for the enoy.
mants and even ordinary pursuits Of life, when re-
lief may be obtained and health and vigor restored
permanent In Its character!
To those who have suffered long with djse. a
uitimatng IN loss OF appetite, vigor ana a dstaste
OF SOCIAL Joys, the undersigned tenders his pTofes-
slona services, assuring the sufferers in oandor and
slnoerty Pheasant, convenient and proper presorip-
uons, thorough cure and sound BODY and mind,
nInout snple SAINT restrictions or intolerance from
ordinary busness pursuits.
All diseases OF private nature, from whatsoever
usS, stheI recent or chronic structures, an lrrla-
PIE psoner, Sc.-aso, SorOfula, Asthma, Rheumf-
'n' rnes, g.. skillfuy and success sfqlly treated
Dr. Harris can be consulted daily, between the
hours oil l0 n. m and p AID TO 10 P. M, at his
rooms, over l6R NJ ain stIeet, above I'm, ana oppo
SITE the American Hotel No. 81 Sd noor. Entrance
on nj stu, 4th door above 18th street.
Ladies of constituIens. or those sun aTlng
from complaints peculiar to their sex. are invited TO
communicate send their address,;
In order To satisfy on imposed upon communi-
~ that there intention on the part OF DIR. HI. to
hupbug them, e bsgs tn state that no fees reInu
neratOn Will be received until entire salts faction
shalt be given.
Patients out nf the city, and who cannot make il
convenient to- Gall, 10y stating their ease, can have
medicines and prescriptions seat To any part OF the
country
A new and striotly non ,nercural treatment for
address X. q. HARRIS, NJ D.
Consulting Rooms. 81, Sd floor, opposite Amer can
Hotel. Richmond, Va.
IL DR.. II. can he consulted as above either per
soBally or by letter Can ba seen at his rooms, Ma
tOnal Hotel. between the hours Of ~ and 2, and ~
I'D ~ p IN, until further notice. ap l. SIN