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nonrd OF Edncation.
MoNpAr EVENING. Aug.


Present-Messrs. Bradburp Fogg Hayes,
Maynard, Payne, Pratt, Stanley aud Vaughn.
The President, Mr.. Thome, being absent, on
motion Mr. Bradburn took the Chair.
The Secretary was excused from reading
the minutes of the last meeting,
MIR. Stanley offered a resolution fixing the
salary of the Secretary Of the Board at three
hundred dollars per annum, which was
adopted
The question Of the order Of studies was in
troduced by Mr.. Payne, offering the following
resolution;
Resolped, That the Report of the Committee
on onolassifcation of studies for the High Schools
be referred back for reconstruction, with the
omission Of Greek throughout, and that Ger
man be introduced as permanent branch in
those schools.
This resolution created considerable discus
sion, a variety Of opinions seeming to exist
in the Board in regard to the policy of disoon-
tinuiug the study of Greek. The resolution
was finally adopted, and MIR. Payne appoint
ed to act with the Committee
Tho subject of Writing Books was laid over
until the next meeting.
Mr.. Bradburu offered the following;
ReSolued That no scholar be permitted to
enter ON the classical course in the High
Schools who does not expect to pursue an ex-
tended course of study in some College or
elsewhere and that more prominence be Civ
en- to English composition, the common Chem
istry Of life and Physiology. Referred to the
consideration of the Special Committee on
| cln ssi6oetion Of studies.
Mr. Hayes called the attention of tho Board
to n chart of the Animal Kingdom, and a work
on Geological Science by A. NJ. Redheld.
A number Of bills were presented and prop
erly referred, when the Board adjourned.
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'iiSsi Tos a,s e io'd To diSsPa's SP Ss $sii IA b

arrived At this port et9 o'clock ihis eyonleE
Too late to dispqifh hei malls I'D tee-pe-
pers South.
A brief summary Of hers news has been Il
ready published, having been obtained on
Cape Race by the News yecht Of the AaaoeiA-
tel Press
The following eiegraphic dispatch which
was received at Queenstown on the moment
Of her departure, furnishes adyioes one day
later than those brought BY the steamer Ven
derbilt
LovDov, Aug 4th.-Telegrams from Paris
says The French Adriatio squadron had re-
turned TO Toulon
Troops from Italy we're continually arriy-
ing at Marseilles
The funeral rites over the French and Sar-
dinian soldiers who fell in the cause Of Italy
were performed at Turin on the Sd inst.
dispatch from Bologna says the Sardin-
ian Commissioners the Marquis Dazelio had
issued q proclamation Announcing his recall,
recommending the people to remain tranquil
and promising in the name Of Victor Emanu-
el 10 endeavor 10 obtain the concurrence Of
the European governments for accomplishing
their just and reasonable wishes.
The Minister had convoked the National
Assembly.
Perfect order prevails.
The Duke of Grammont, the French Ambas-
sador to Rome, arrived at Paris on Wednes-
day.
The threatened strike in the building trade
at London was becoming serious.
meeting Of several thousand workmen
was held at Hyde Park and speeches were
made Of an uncOmpromising character.
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MATRIMONIAL.
LLpIEs oE - UaIIED sTATEs

TO ruE LADIES % rHE UHirED STATES
Il has been my good fortune 70 restore TO heah many
hnusauds Of nay oGuutTg-women.
Az succsss has excited the malice of the suvious aud
stno hut their prosecutions have served only 20 tHena
"A sstsb sh ms reputation showers of grateful offerings
have Gsn upou my uahway fom the fair sufferers whom
Tbavs relieved SO long as held iu adactonate and
remembrance by those who haze experienced ny
,ku can afford 10 jssDss the efforts of mohiei-maks s'
nv iTieods nave repeatedly urged to place my med
pe for producing mensruutnn within ihh reach OF lhe
tds Of the Uuoa States but on ndsposiiion 70 enter
s.d m occupied by qunoks with their powiouus nostams
and lear that unpruoped counterfee might palm upon
he pulc thsir worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
Dtsd ma from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ANuE DE FEMME, ia the United States
AtlastI Yield 10 the eureaos Of patients ana iflsnoa
and dsr 10 the suffering Females of Amenna medicine
which has rendered as somewhat famous Throughout thf
OLD World.
In rsgard 70 the egirary 0I the "AhilE De ~ "ME'
need onv say that liquid form, aud rs exact" suoi
A. huve used ia my practiroin France for mareHr' anu
nat it has mover failed 20 SECURE satisfactory gsul
Tho Annie de Femme and msnsTuaiion stund n 'he 70
Istion OF and effect e alike powerful 70 Originate
asathy menstrual ale whore tt has eristed aA
restore whore has hean tfum Huy cause suuprrs sd
s M an sarh bottle of the 'fSius ie ~ dl d hear ia
and both the bottle enclosing BE-
vi be sealed with private seal
DA. ?. A. RICoRD.
For sale wholestls aud Retail, BY WILLIAM FIsKI
No IS superior street Cleveland. who viii supply th
Amis Dc Femme" At the PfopHeior's pnoes.
aui0dEvhe
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To We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il, Runn l75 superior ST., has received a
splendid stock of Summer goods among which we
notice arge variety Of she newest and most faah-
ionaIle styles of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also lul assortment of children s goods
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Ruui assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
Foods at lower prices that any other house in the
! trade. We confidently commend him to the public
us worthy Of their patronage
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Hor WEATHER AND water During the in
tensrly hot weather we have had this season We
have often heard people complain in a most dole
lu manner of the heat, aud yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards ana SIDE
walks We would advise those to call on D. 7.
Bowers. (successor to }. b. Barnes, PlumberO At
watrr Building, who has a large stock OF Plumb
Iny Material, Hose, Pipe &C., and engage him to
Put up a ccJiug institution forthwith We would
advso them to get Bathing Tub at the same
TIM, and we will warrant that they can keep
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSION
-PKIVATEEHING.

WAhiNGIONi aug. 10.
Professor Alexander Dimitry, the Transla-
tor Of the State Department, was to-day Hp-
pointed, by the President, Minister to Costa
Rica and Nicaragua, and will leave here at
An early day for Central America.
The statement Of the London Herald, that
our Government has officially notified that Of
her Majesty that the United States have re-
solved to abandon privateoring, as a portion
Of maritime law agreed upon at the Congress
in 1885, is entirely without foundation, The
Administration strictly insists on its reten-
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THB BEST A ARTLFIGIALH HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRACrICAL AND ScIEETIFIC OPTIc4N,
eeps the LARGEST assortment OF he os approved xmas ul
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF ray
lighted are ground uuder his own aspecton by machine
of anew construction with the Greatest care so as To
suittho eyes ia al cases curing Weakness DEsHf'' or
Inflammation Of the Eyss, and mparng strength TOT oat
rsadiug or fine sewing. ~
~ n IA SolomousOu would here inform the public
haths uovor ploys any in the sale ofhis lenses
~ Also. a splendid assortment Of Spy GLASSES oil
telescopes, COMPASsES, Gc kept on hhhu'
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted " ithOut pain, as perfect MS natural
rV-Omoe3s suponorsTret uaderthe American ho'ei
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II p MoGuIREa, No. l26 Ontario street, Is the
place 10 get the worth Of your money back II
YOU want TO buy for cash excellent articles unuau
ally eheap, 90 to his store on Ontario street. IL
you want adies' high heelcd gaiters low TOT oasn
go theIe II you want nice ladies' low hoes go
there. yru want the hest ladies' buskins' go
there. II you want ladies' Congress gai'et.' so
there Il You want ladies' overshoes' 90 'n''o.
Ilr Won want ladies' travelling boets' so there II
Won want substantial ladies' slippers so there II
you want any desired pattern Of misses shoes 60
moe Or in case you want lades' patent leather
goods. 90 there fyou eau get there and Purchas
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Do the FLIEs Trouble You Go to Fogg,
Ellsworth 4 Co., aud get one of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps. They are very curious and ingeni'
Gus ,onIryanco, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of les By all means call
and examine the machine, You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from l s cts upwards.
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? II is nniLe a oommon obseryation, that
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr chonscmnn,a pnIs

he combination Ingredients IN these Pills is the re-
nit Of long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operaton and cectan in correcting an irregularities
Painful Meusruatilns removing all obstIuctons, wheath-
er from sd or Otherwise headache pain In the side, pal
citation Of the heart whites all affections hyster-
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the comm Of new in the treatment OF
these regu ares and o. sructOns which have consigned
so many thousands of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 10 PREMATURE GRAVE. No femme eau enjoy good
health unless she regular an whenever an obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most edec'ua remed known for all com
plsnts pecuiar tn Fsal To all classes they inyal-
liable niciRg i0ih certainty periodical regularity lheI
are gown to thousands who have used them at different
Dsn throughout the country, having the sanction O the
mos. eminent qlvsicidnS America.
Frctf dire ions S1tiRg bhcn and blen they h0l nor
Be used with BOKtue Price One Dollar each Dor con
fdiHiHg 40 Pil1. ,.. .,,,.. ,..u,. MN.
eHf by mail DTOBDly by enclosing price TO the General
AGENT Suldby druggists generally
Ne'N " II h. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No Iti Chambers St New York.
Sold t, Cleveaud bv WM, EISKE aud GAY Lp RID 4
UANMOND HprSd& w6m2l
70 -
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nATTLr nETwEEN rmE INDIANS

81 LOUIS aug TO-
The steamer Spread Eagle, with 70 United
States soldiers from Fort Randall, arrived at
ST, Joseph on Friday evening, from point
eight hundred and fifty miles above tho mouth
Of the Yellowstone, and reports a sanguinary
battle between the Sioux and the Arakoras,
on the 28d Of july which resulted In loss
OF twenty-sight Of the former and sixteen OF
the latter Another battle was anticipated
which would result In the extinction Of the
weaker party.
The Spread Eagle went fifty miles higher
up the Missouri than any boat before.
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Last Nights Report.
mo PuPLIo WORKS NOT LEASED.

OHIO PUPLIO WORKS NOT LEASED.
COLUNBus, Aug 10.
The Ohio canals and Western Reserve road
were offered to-day TO the highest bidder for
lease for hve years but no bids were made.
PROM NEW ORLEANS NEWS FROM
BUENOs AYHEss
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
A. Titus, a Wholesale grocer Of this city, has
absoondod His liabilities amount 10 $780,
600
The steamers Arizona and lndianola, from
Buenos Ayres arrived, with SS00,OOO in sPe-
Gle and adyices from Brownsville 10 the An
instant An epidemic fever was prevailing
Troops were organizing in Northern Mexico
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY or BALII-
| MORE
Nsw YoEK, Ang TO-
Tho steamship City Of Baltimore from lay VI,
erpool on the sd iDstq Queenstown on the ali'
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Dr. Fn1ton's sermon.

Never have / been called, my friends, to 80
paiuftil a duty as that which Is now before me
Never have ] knoWn-God grant ! may never
again know such O struggle OF mind aud OF
soul, as that through which have passed since
on last Sunday morning il was told me, "E. T.
Sterling is dead o" DeadY Can 1t bey hy friend
INV counsellor my brother! He whose kindness
had 30 often proved whose unselhshuess had
seen so abundantly manifested whose generos-
ity | had so largely experienced; whose sympa-
personal affection whose hand was the first Of
an the members OF this Parish to give me the
warm grasp of greeting, IN my then distant home
ON the banks Of the Ohio, and afterwards, when
drawn largely by The magnetaip q bisnobie na
ture | came 10 seek home amongst you he
with whom ! had spent many Of the most pleas
ant hours Of social Intercourse that l had ever
| cnioved ne whose business tact and tar-reach
| ing sagaeity had made him an Invaluable CO.
worker with me In the Nestry Of 'hlg ChArehi IN
| the Convention Of this Diocese, in the Trustee
| ship Of Kenyon College ian Institution whose
present prosperity Is largely owing 70 his tath
| hl and disiuterested labor In directing - admin
listraton); he whom hia fellow citizepH (hJ WHOM
he was 40 well known had admired, and honor
| ed and trusted he whose presence IN ANY cir
Gle was wont TO add 10 the satisfaction OF al
with whom he mingled he whose name ha'
40 often mentioned In places near aud far on, d
sne who was u treasure TO me as Pastor ne
dead But how, when, where did he dieY DO yo
wonder Christian friends when call this th
most uainml duty Of my lifeg ] stand here
sneak ON this subject because Il Is my duty b.
cause am not only man but au officer becaus
/ am a Waterman, a Steward, an AmbassadC
for Christ; because God has committed to N
The care Of immortal souls for whom must rsl
der an account when ! stand before HIM IN JUDI
! ment
That our thoughts may take a more prom
- able shape, let me seek 20 link them with pa
sage Of GOd'a own word. Genesis " ~
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYElI HAIR DYE
Vim, A, Bachelors Hair Dye

The OalU harmless anil reliable Due knOi1n
The Origaa snd hest in the wurlh'
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape rldiuule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly To d
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to VIM A. Baichelor since 1879, and over 10000
applications have made to the Hair OF his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature aud Is WARRANTED
not 70 uuro IN the least however long tmay bs continued
and the IN effect ofBgd Dyes rrmoled the Hair inyisor
ated for ife by this Splendid Dye 49,,
Made, sold nr apptd tn private Tontusl AZ ms VIE
Fsctnry, No 2fi Broadway, Y.
Sold tu an cities and t0wns pt the United states by Drug
Ess srd Fancy Goods lealess
90 The geruu has the name hnd address upon stee
Blate engraving tOor sides OF eacn HnH on
WNI A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No l33 RGg1dM,y N Y =
HNHB BBEST A ARTLFIGIALH HELP TC
4 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
q -
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UNCLE sam DOES NOT ABANDON
PHIVATEEHING.

NEW IORki aug To-
The New York Herald denies the statement
Of London paper that the United States
Government has resolved to abandon priVa-
teering The Herald says that no Admins
tration in this couAtry would seriously enter
tain such an idea still less make declaration
of such character
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RAILROAn LOAN.
LEAvRNw0RTH, Aug. 10.

LEAVENWOHIH, Aug, 10.
The city voted to day loan Of 100000 for
a railroad to Fort Riley, Sufficient subscrip-
tions have been guaranteed TO justify the inn
mediate prosecution Of the work.
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FoR DETRoir-Steamer May Queen. Capt, H. R. ViGER
at O'Clock p. NJ.
FOK BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis, Capt.
r. FEAsS, at O'Clock 2. NJ
FOR TotEpo- Steamboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
q mol. Lab A
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Ss5y- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots.
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinau's, IT'S Ontario Street
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The London Herald has the following:
We have reason to believe that Mr. Dallas
has recently placed in the hands Of Lori
John Russell dispatch from Washington, in
which It is stated that the United States Gov
erDment has resolved TO abandon privateer-
ing, anil thus to accept the declaration re-
specting this portion of the maritime law
agreed upon at the Congress in Paris in tho
vear Shg
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steamer Departures

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, sec
fourth page.
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NEW ADvRRrIsEmENTs

steamer North Sinr-pu-in- Bav Celebration
Ossiau T.. Dods e--pianos aud Music
Van Amburgh Co-Msuagene.
Temperance Conventiou-At Beroa.
u G.. Persons Announcement
J Z. Gmnlis- %
Pelton & Breod-For Ogtensbureh.
Hawks Bro.-New BoOks,6c.
W Il Cllcgo-NOlico
C'P. AR r --Busuess Notice.
pohou Breed-For Duukrk
A. VI. Perry s Co Price, of Flour Reduced
IIostett,r's Bitters-Spocal Notice.
lfol oway's Pills-s local Notice
Mcclure Bus Notice
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

10 Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@o
pathy Smplihej. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to b. G. Dietz ~ Superior st.
5siS- See advertisement of DR.. saniord's Liver
nyigorator
REFRIGERAroRs AT RED uoEp PRIcEs .-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co have a few of SchOOiey's Iceberg
Reingerdtors left, which they close off al cost to
max room for new goods
CLEVELAND, PnNEsyILLE ~ ASH. h. Il. Co.,
August 10, 2s59,
b. Rouse, Thos ROylsiOH and others
Committee of old Soldiers Association 4:
| GENTLEMEN-We will carry the delegates to
and from the Old Soldiers Convention, to be held
at ranesvilIe ou the 23i instant, at half fare.
Yours respectfully,
A. STONE, JR., President
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ARRIVAL OF THE srEAMsHIP VAN.
nEFmrIiT

NEw YORK, Aug a.
Tn, steamship Vanderbilt from Southamp-
ton on the Sd instant arrived at this port last
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b. G. Dietz, III superlor.st.
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ssg- See advertisement of Dr. sanrords Liver
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CITY & NEWS lTEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG.IO, 1859

TRANELER'S WEGisrbH.
DEPARTURE
f,,,rt,,,,s ....... g.HAM l.goA. ssp N
ltlndH. ....,tt,s4..,.., iiOV " ll'll NN
.ia s,6fs I,,a, % SS1 sgoP NJ
Pittshufgh .........lOi0U WV
accommodation $3.50
haeSR'qs ei9Sl, Roots it;''.....O''O Am ''V' soPM
Buaaio Rosi, ward. line esoP. NJ
Do, r. H. Line $50 "
ARRIVALS.
ool,D,h,s ,rr.,n essA M. 2bOpM 7OP NJ
r,iei,, 0B " 3iO " $50 2, NJ.
SanduHky ...,.l.....,. 0:l5 - - ,,
Lake Shnre Eust ..... $40 llib AM. b;t1 .
MaboS,nr' ,,..,....lo .loi5 " $50 NJ
Detroit Buats .......,.. 800 "
" Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the abovs
rfains or Bont wi be called ur by the stevens
Onubus line ~ leaving their address n the Omnibus Of
see 81 Superior street door next Go Weddel House.
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GERMAN

The National Zeitung states, in letter from
Frankfort-on- the-Main, that Count Cham
bsrs had arrived there from the Hague, and
1t is said his mission was to hold a conference
Of the Legitimists at Wees-Baden during the
month Of August
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RtpuUed by the Union TeIcnrnph,
fficEl wAetNh's nGbcK. con Nta of BiNk ann
Hr. CLAIR STREETS
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6prciol Notirts.

~ For Gas FttfNres dsd Fuhnp- Appiy
F.gy EHns9rh Co. iO5 oHd ioI Supsrior firssi.
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PARls January isbI

For sale, Whulesalr aud Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No IS Superior street Cleveland. who viii supply The
Ams dc Femme" a. the Pfoprcior's puoeu.
aul0dEWHe
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

In The House Of Lords, on August 1st the
Royal assent was given by commission to sew
eral bills Of public and private character
The report Of the amendment on the Ser.
vice Court bill was brought up, and, after
some discussion, the report was adopted and
the bill passed.
Nothing important took place in the House
Of Commons on the lst inst In the evening
n resolution enabling the Government to
raise, in the United Kingdom, for the Govern
mont OF India, 100000, to meet the demands
OF the present year, was agreed to and Or
dered reported
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The Times correspondent says the Count
do Persigny had left Paris on his return to
London.
The Minister OF War had addressed an or
der to all the colonels of regiments TO send
home all soldiers whose absence had been re-
called, after the declaration of war against
Austria and likewise all those who are enti-
tied by their services to leave Of absenccfor
six months, that they may be at the disposal
of the farmers who may require them for get
ting in tho harvest.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-25
DR.. BAAKEE
RI n II 01N aTI MON 1nn


- TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Dr. BAAhEE will also give special attention to tbs follow
ng diseases Coughs Colds Consumption, Group, influenza
Astina bronchitis, and all diseases of the Nose, Mouth
Throat and Lungs Attention the treatment of all
skin Dlseases-Lumbago, Lumbar Assesses, Scrofua,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia
ysentery arTha, Piles, and all diseases of the Stomach
Liver and Bowels also all Chronic Diseases pertaining
Women and Children DR. Baakee can produce 1000 cert
cate of his perfect curing Cancer Sores Ulcer
Fstula Scald Head, Wens HIP Diseases, Swellngs and
Tumors of description, and without the of the
knife These last named Diseases be treated by
respondence therefore the patients place themselves
under the Doctors personal supervision
DIR. BAAkEE has made discovery of Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption of the Cdrac and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without the of the knife
or needle, and he cures all diseases of the
EYE and EAR,
Without the Of the Knife Needle and has constant
y on hand excellent assortment of beautiful Artificial
Eyes, and Tympanums, Ear Drums suabeor either
and all ages-inserted in five minutes.
DIR. BAAkEE is one of the most celebrated and skiu
Surgeons and Physicians now living His fame is known
personally in nearly principal city in the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing ten cents
asking any questions pertaining any disease shall
promptly answered. and all Chronic Diseases treated
by correspondence except those mentioned that will REQUIRE
his personal supervision
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
- " DOCTOR BAAKEE,
No "A LEXINGTON ST., between Charles and Liberty SITS