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eAmP WADE, Sept. 10.
r,..... ysssiyed BY train on
$50 ,.-..h.. >,siniag blankets,
.s...,'..' - y Va " snd plenty Of
the good things Of life, from {. S'sus =
serg't D. G. Wilcox, by the ladies go
tlemsn Of csnfsid, Mahoning cOun,. V :, -
which came timely to our relief, for Vs
we're scsntiIy supplied as far as bed cloth
ing was concerned for which We return
our most sincere thanks, and hope TO be
in receipt Of similar favors.
sTrvr r Ton
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ARTILLHRY.-ThirtY-thres men from Lake
county came in on the Lake Shore train
yesterday afternoon. They go to Camp
Chase.
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~ Army goods, army blankets, fan
nels, blue cloths, and military buttons, at
Alcots 4 Horizons, 1s9 and I4l Water street.
sept12 daw
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MARINR ID
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
S4KREp. 10.

ETEREp.-SEPF. 10.
Prop Acme Hathaway, Buffalo, ,ls0 tons scrap iron
z09 kegs railroad scraps, i7i6 bars iron, us
bds iron, 7e6 boxes glass, u bbls oil, 4l0
kgs nails, q boxes hardware, y ehoVels,
50 STOVES, 10 boxes cheeset s3 bdls steel.
prop. Pittsburgh BeckTith, BufalO, wheel bar
rows, 1868 bars irUn, 2il bdls iron, ls6 kgs
nails, 67 bbls oil, khds 81 gar, : bales hops.
Prop. 0wego, HowlanA. DuDkirks 20H tons mdss.
Prop Wisconsin, Daniels, Ogieusburgh- "a. 1
sugar, 80 tags cofiee. loo pkgs mdse.
Schr Ssnderson, Williams, Buffalo
schr Frank Pierce, Kelley, OsWrgo, 500 bbls salt
Schr. Twin sisters, Spear, Buffalo, so bbls salt, 200
bbls lime.
schr Ellington, Warner, BaYeltz, 1885 t lumbse,
Is Il shingles.
Sehr. Frank Crawford Gaiist, Buffalo.
schr Yorktown, yohnstone, Marquette, 80 tons
iron ore, jackson Iron 20
Schr. Miron, Rsrrovss Port rWell. So M lum-
Der, 65} 81 shingles, 193 bush pears
seOw Free Mason, Deess 9 II nat hoops n hoop
poles.
CLEARED.
Prop. = sin. Daniels. osdensbursb, 5000 bbls
gtopg pig lead, II boxes tobacco, 2
Sch ri iresn, Toled,, 5tons eoaI.4 tons.
ies, 5 bbls -four, ton nais.
schI. i, pandroD, Detroit, 100 tens coal,
5,-.-ss q Card.
sehr. Efahk Crawford, GafIst, Chicago, $50 tons
coal, q M. r. II.
sohr. Sandersan, Williams Chicago, 500 tons coal
Tod, Yates 4 Co.
Bark, Levi Ragson, Ysdsr. Chicago, 40 tons coal,
q. & Nj. r.. IL.
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CANDIDATE.

G. B. TIBBITs would most respectfully Announce
to the voters OF OleSeand that lie is candidate for
reelection to the Office of Justice of the Peace.
OleV land. Sept. 18th, 1851.
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A We are indebted to Hawks s Bro.
for the Cincinnsti Commercial some hours
ahead 0f the mail.
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PREVENTIoN Is BETTER THAN fHaK
10 ladies Of delicate health or impaired Orcanlza-
tions - % these by whom an increase Of hmily b
erom any roasoR Objectionable, the undersigned
uould o1sr prosorlVtton which is porfoctly relia-
BE and aa&. ana which has teen prescribed in Va
riona Parts Of tie old world tor he past century,
Althoagh the srtiole Is verJ cheap and simple yst
= has b en- put up in half pint bottles and hod varJ
extensively at the ex0FblsAnt price Of S Per bottle
tAe uuderaignsd proposes to furnish the recipe tor
the snail sun Of 81 BY the l.session Of which sv-
sEy LADY can supply hersslf with perfect safeguard
e any dfug store, Z chs trininG sum Of . cents
per year. Any phYsi, "a or druggist will tell you
t s psrfe0tly harmless. and thousands OF testImo.
nials can - ProOursd OF It's efficacy. Sent TO any
part Of TIE EDrla on receipt OF 81, BY addressing
Or. J. Q. DEYERAUX.
Aug.lEs5s p o. Box, SO. S3ss, New haven, Conn.
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tagEapiug--glattag.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL 6ANF,II7G
dTT4HE SUBSCRIBER ISPREPAR-
Nd p Es-glets sPoa2s, Eor5s, oasb ~, ErritI
se1e--: Siso, STAR Rods, Door KaOba, Rsli r5Si.
fnro-1ed o. plated y order, By ha1 ID o. olstF-r.
SS5csla e sood e any othef sitabu5 insnt Il a.
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: By Tsisreuce to advertisomentit VIII
b seen that the celebrated Dr. Barrow,
proprietor Of Triessmar, viii Pay Clevsiand
3 Mss On tha 9sth and setIl q October nszt.
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. G- HsEpers' Monthly for October, seien-
tife American, New York Mercury, &c., for
this week, hsys been received BY Hawks 4
Brother. Hssa~ Gn 2
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Completely and entirely eradicatss all traces ,
those dlsorder1 for which Copa Via and cu6ebS nav
generally been thought an antidote, 10 ne ruin Z
the healtn Of vast portion Of the popuiafiop
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THE CITY.

ovisst's Exchange, olsvola
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For THE es. vs~-Eisut. Hayward left for
Camp 0snnisOn Yesterday, With ? squad q
siaht men for the nGI ''Sys'" in tbs I't ksgi-
meut. Capt. Hampson, 81 the same cOunpe,
nv, who has been long and generously NJ
- uuderstood to be recovering.
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NoTIoE.-The members OF the Firemen's
General Association are hereby notified to
meet this (Tuesday) evening, September II
1861. A full attendance is requested.
By order.
WILLIAM H. PHPPRRDAY,
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!. Y. sFOOK nIARKET.-sert. 16.

lRY TELEGR4FE
mONEY-In more demand at COZ PR cent on
sTERLING EXCHANGE Quiet and nOmi-
TOCKa-Market dull Chicago 4 Rock Island
4 u: New York Central 72SS; Hudson 3s@; virginia
Is 5lf; Missouri 6s 435a; GAlena & Chicago 6s4 /;
Cleveland ioled1 29sa; Michigan Central A. Il;
Harlem lOss; Pacific Mail sl4; Tennessee 6s 43If;
Treasury s. 951S
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na-A RARE CHAFOE NOV sFFERsr~
As By Joining this Resiment YgunE nan Possas5-
ing the reQuisit capacif7, win Be pronOtsd om TIE
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THR BhNsT ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 oTE1 an. N4H SIGHT BYnR tHTFATHpl
d Il. gNllMONanN-

fFdeaeal md Seiesttfe Op6a.N,
esss She largest aEgorfEent q the most 2.
fIind5 9f SPEOTAChE8. al his Glasses, n Nslhel
11r naEE or az sighted, are ground under hia Y Z
.espeoens " maohinsrg ofs lsy construction, v. 4
Ghe erelt care, TO suit the eyes IN all casea
elHing weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
lIes, and tulrartir stfs1Esh TO- long reading OF
ane sewing.
M. Solom0nson would here inform thopublic tlut
Y neEeE ez171oys any one n the sGlo Of be Lenses
Also, 4 erle1d "a esaoTtlnanf ofSPY tfLiAB6 81
n nF78OSODREe, OOMPAsSEs, &o., On hRbS.
q hN,ABTIIEC1AL EYEs insortsd VfthOat yasn
= y eeact Is patural.
On. " 40 10 superior street, under American
Hotnf. matl:dAW
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A TRIEND u MID. THY n.

gDa. 8Nua's IEEAIL1BEH IEEmHHF B Prepased
Hsn 4hs rscfpt of UE. Stephen eWeet. OF Con-
ns5e0s ths crest bonessttsr, aid has been used in
aII srsces ior Gs lnst tVslky soArG with th Eaost
sstonishing Usuoass. As en- external rsmedy Il Is
tW5sh0at =fvsi and VII aleviste faia more speed
lIy than I other PREPARATION For all BhsaEssie
- Nervous Disordsrs Il ID truly infaibie and %
vlrrh ve fer Sores, W0uads epreins. Bruises, &C.,
"a sooAeing. healing, and D0P7rfal strengthening
uyps-tssu. azrits tbs ast WOnesf and aStohishment
ofeq vFho hsgs ever sivsa Il 6 trial Over four
5rns, ~d oriaAlss Of Remarkable cures, performed
byit Vi stin ths tsEf tEn years, sttsEs this taot
Forssle - etrong Armstrong and Wa klske
-. S-er,ent. Hsp37-R1
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aeniOining this Regiusnt nay rely upOa usstins
With eTery care and attention.
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TRIEsEMAR No. 2.

Is u lhe ehectual remedy for Relaxation, spermator
FhEa and Exhaustion u the systsm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

ELECERIO BATH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuna-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the oircu-
Iation and remove slmOst every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
In the world give such universal satisfac-
tion to the sick. The plsassntest bath
room In the city for ladies' female Oper-
ator in attendance. 0Aos No. lit Ontario
street. jys
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ZINE CHANGE FOR INVEST.
FOR SALE

Ths well established BBEWERY, known O.
the BAY Oily BreE y, situated up0n the Bay Shcre.
ana adj ming the western corporation lins of -an-
dusky city, Ohio. GOOD water is at command, Fnel
3 abundant a. tchsap rates 4 tlrOad couImunica-
Il q ID open tthsf south east OF " st. TIE Z. ID
q. track lies IN front Of .he premissa and alcrds
good facilities Tor transtsr CT grain without
There are nearly Zee scr Of land connecled
with the Brewery, laif OF Into seventeen building
lots, aside from the ground mployed By III Brew
cry The build ngs are 9 bsfb1ftaIly built Of ston
and brick and eOnpris q Brewery and two dwell
tngB. wood stable is ttached. q he works are
new a. IN xcsllsnt order, and arB admirably
planned Tor convenience and elective use.
Tbs whole prof erty, the works. q full gtoTk Of
barreln, tnplem nts and IN sccinery, aud supply
Of prime stuck ale are offered at moderate price
upo moderate tsrmE- Title sOod-W rrsntes deed.
For Information apply 70 Mm- mettlebergers
sspts;s55 Z. G. p. MTFTBEBERGER.
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Adela.
CT NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD BE UoED TO So PR DAY.

BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD BE UoED TO 50 PR DAY.
Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
Hotel In 1854 it has been the single snds4Yor Of the
PrOprietors to mske il the most sumpluous, con-
venlsnt and comfortable hcms for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have sndsavored,
without regard 70 cost, to provide and to eomNine
all the elemsntI Of individual and social epoymsnt
which modern sFt has invented, and modern taste
approved and the pstronsgs which it has com
manded during the past six years l8 . gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exigenoies Of the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board 70
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time ab7ting none Of the luxuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB& co.
New York, ,sept. 2, 1861. sspEss4.sH
M ANHATTAN HOTEL-.NOS.
NJ g. Tand Murray street, ID door non Broad
9ay, opposite the Park, New York. auggfis 3 Tiinq
RrOprietoz. d. Huggirss lato Of reaFl BlIs
acn8e. boGerH 's1r iHfe - E.rsaioTin Hois
-
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SoLoNoN's TENPLE.-The very elegant
model of solomon's Temple, nvw on exhi-
bition at Chapin's Hall, is well worth a visit
from all intelligent persons. It is not as
many suppose, panorsaa or picture, but
a genuine copy Of the Temple on a small
scale, containing even the minutest features
of the g-eat original. The floors are con-
snueted of fine mosaic, and the pillars and
doors are gilded with pure gold. It is illu-
minated with numerous minute jets of gas;
has Aocks of minsture cattle for sacrifice,
and some six hundred figures of priests and
guards scattered throughout its courts, and
upon jts rOofs. King Solomon is repre-
sented as standing at the steps Of the temple
and receiving the Queen of sheba.
More can be learned heEe in an hours
time of the manner in which the ancient
Jews WOrshipped, and Of the the splendOr
and msgniAeence of this Temple, than frOm
the reading of life time. Go and see it.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNI' @, SEPT. 81, IseI
Nv AnHEnTIarnIrn-.

NEW ADFERTIsRaIRNsa E
Dr.. II. A. BarroW-yislt to Cleveland.
G. ". Clark-Trionuar Nos. !, 2and3.
Stair Co-fall Styles Rats and Caps.
J. n. Hower-GTocerioa.
Colwoll Co-Coopor's Tools.
4" Carpenter Tools.
f" -Tab;s Cutlery.
s.s. stonO--Hotios.
n. Crals-Mieroscopes
Taylor, Griswold q Co-Skiris.
Capt Cottsr-Local Notice.
Hawks Bro-Local Notice.
70 Rent-Local Notice
- The price Of the MoRmEs LHLDHR 10
RsWs agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
POr hundred, and no deviation under any
The postage on the LHADER, 10 News
Dealors, Is Ono-sourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
ss1- Frederieksburgh Mil Flour, Cascade
Mills, Akron, aud Premium Mills, in lots to
suit purchasers.
GEoRGE sPE4aUE,
oviast's Exchange, Cleveland, o.
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AT CAMP WADr.--oOmpany F. from Ash
tabuia, have entered the Cavalry Regiment
at Camp Wade. They are stalwart and ex-
ceIlent body of men, and will undoubtedly
do credit to the Regiment. The following
constitute the officers, commissioned and
ou-commissioned: -
Csptain-Wm. J. Keen, Andover.
lst Lieut.. D. Leslie, Geneva.
d2 "A. D. Strong, Ashtabula.
Or. Mast. serg't-A. Raymond, Penfeld,
n. Y.
Ord. sergt.-A. E. Rose, williamsfeld.
I'd p. ]. Farley, Jefferson.
Sd &C. A. Camp, N. Sheffield.
4th -P, 81. Mcbride, Wayne.
9th " F. s. Watrous, AshLabula.
1st Corp.-N. P. Baker, Andover.
ID !" NIB. Campbell, Harpersfeld.
Sd q IS. W. Hart, Geneva.
4th --Thos. Rattle, Ashtabula.
9TH +" "A. s. StrattOn, Union.
6ih Elijah F. Clark, Richmond.
Sth Z" Albert Wyman, Austinburgh.
r. sth &C. ]. Lamphire, Richmond.
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DisnIet Court

The District Court commenced its session
yesterday. A few cases were submitted, but
no decisions given. Most of the day was
occupied in calling the docket. Judges
Ghoison, Foote and Bolton were on the
bench. The following Is the Petit Jury;
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TRIEsEMAR Nos ], 2 AND 9,
TRIE s EMA r.

Protected bY Royal Letters Patent Of Eng aud, and
seenred bg tbs Seals Of the Ecol0 De Pharmacis
TFar Iy Faris' and the Imperial college Of Msdlcins,
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gtw advertisements
nR. 81. a. BARROW

InR. H. A. BARROW.
II PRoPRIEToR or
TRIEsEMAR Nos /, q AND 9.
intends to pay shor visit to Cleveland "a ssv.r.i
% have personal interview N m Mn ~ ~ ~
pose a receiving his medical aid The Doctor nav
accordingly be consulted a. the ny
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND.
On the 29th and both Of October, 1851.
and positively no longer as bis numerous profss-
Bs-Hours OfeddsuJtsdon between 10 ands.
TRIESE EMAR,
Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng aud, and
secured bg tbs Seals Of the Ecole Dc Pharmacis
ag Paris, aud the Imperial College Of Msdlcins,
TRIEsEMAR No. /.
Is the efeetual remedy for Relaxation, spermator-
Fhha ana Exhaustion u ths Systsm
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely eradlcatss all traces of
LnO1e Ii9ot0efl, Tor which OOpaEa aud Cubebs have
generally been thought an antidote 10 fhe min ~
tne heaitn Of a vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 3,
e the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
ior az impurities O. the aystem IS well Is secondsT
r., as we'll as other deleterious fnqredienfs sTd
which all ts serssparilla IN tho world Cannot re-
move. Tkl tbkM 4R nos. I, ana are nll ke de- |
yold o. taste or smell and Of ali nauBeatfnQ ouaII.
tles hei are In the form Of lozenge and NAV IL
on tne toilet table witAout their Be ng suspsctsd
Vu "a ~ cases a. t3 each or four So sses N ose
ier and in 81 cases, thus saving 81 a. adminfs
teieq y halpeau .allemand, kouK, de. Wholesale i
9 eil eha aetal y Dr. =. BA EROW, I9l Blee- her st
leolalely on receip' OF 'emirtance DR. Barrow will
iorNard Irlesemar 20 any part Of the world secure
tons Of the writer.
rs -Trlesemar can also Be obtained by authoritv
septi7:s59
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MICHIGAN soLD1ERs.-TwO regiments from
Michigan are to arrive this morning en-
route for Washington. They come by boat
froa Detroit. One regiment is cavalry
some l2OC strong, but without horses. These
latter they wiz be compelled to purchase
sftsr arriving at theiE destination, as the
Orde- for their transfer came 20 suddenly
ysst tins vas not SLOWED to PrOcure them.
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AZ BAEER's.-EEerything in the news
paper way is to be found ct Bakers, on su-
perior street, opposite the Post Office. If his
banks are not laden with bees, his eOunters
are certainly covered with reading matter.
Some of the finest illustrated works existing
are upon his shelves, being galleries Of
portraits, and landscape done in the highest
style of foreign art. Should any one wish
to purchase thereof 60 to Bakers, and even
if you do net purchase, still go to Bakers.
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nnTHHR,s REAn THIs.

Gold also BY T. =. Gaylard and Clark, Druggists.
OsE.innd. Ohio
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We LABOR FoR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
sorprrRs.-soldier's Aid Society, No. s5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations OF
Hpspital bedding, rev and half-wOrn shirts
and drswsrH, slippers, bed-gOFns, towels,
old linen and SOtton for Lint and bsrsages'
wOolen yarn and knitted socks rice, farms,
oatmeal, pead-bsrlsy, dried fruits and ber-
ries. canned vegetables or fruits, ieliies, &c,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to Il o'clock,
a =. REs. B. ROusn, Prest.
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FOk SALE
THE HOUSE AND LOT On
PitHburgh street, known - tne Httoncoo1
6T6perty boinG lot Ono n Case addition 70 Cieye
land and lot $50 in Kelloy and WalWoEtns auedi
VsiOd SAID property having one hundred seet lfNnf
on Pittsburgh street and extending baek ten roos q
an alley The house Is large well built and oonye
nient For terms apply -
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No MORE KuR1oUs" THAN TRuE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and we should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner ofsuch "animals'' should read
the advertisement luxurious Koincidence"
In tO-day's paper and the powders.
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AerolrErs.

G0LT'S AND OTHER REVOLV-
~ ING Piatols. double and single RoWIlng pieces,
hihes, Ammunition and Sporting parafu1 IN greai
variety. cheap. AlaQ-o0nrgy's Eishink Tackss
suoh as Rods, Heels, Lines, Hook. Flieas 6c-s 40
Reed Hinh Poles IN any quantity, at
Il. HATTIE rs LEf's Gun store.
l03 Superior ~. Cleveland. n
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WILLIAM H. PHPPRRDAY,
Secretary.
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TERN OF EKLISqsENF-s XK4Rsi

slOO BOunry at end of t-rn of RnIiItanouii
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Sept. 0-856.

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
il Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
Strength, oall at HaIl's, II Public Square.
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N. 7. BANK sFATElIRNT-sept. IG.
zur ro,
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IHD GREAF SEoaET.---lt is admitted By
Ell physlclans that the grand secret Of health and
long liie lies IN hos ping the blood and various du-
Ids o. the body IN high deg ee OF auidl,y When
you FOL continued pain IN the head or boWola or
any continued uneasinssu IN any organ or other
paris Of the bsdy Ton prevent serious sickness
By taking
BRAGDRETH's PILLS.
bieoding may alive momentary ease, because the
blood len viii have mors room. But as the body lh
made iron the blood and sustained By the blood 10
waste cur blood ia 70 vast our lie, and ruin our
constitution But BrsndrstAs Pills relieve tbs cir
eusation IS readily as beedtng by only taking away
what Il can Woll spar ., and TEEr NFvER HUHT,
ms. Hooper, Barnstsbls, Mass, was cured Of
q. Vitae Daaco, ecnsr ! Debility, poorness Of
bleoa, and eostivensas Of many years standing, By
BrandrOtha Pills. The case At length Is puhlished
10 the Pamphlets
sOld b A. Gardner, saO Sup.rior strsst, Glove
lAna, oAio, and BY al rspeciabls teslers IN msdi.
elnea. seplsRg5
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THURSDAY EVENING, Sept l6, 81.
PREsEHT-Rioe, Theme, Roberts, Ingsr-
soil, Jones, Weber, Turner, Willard.
ABsEKT-CrAble, Harvey, HartWsll.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap.
nrovad
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I.HunAx FRAnrY, OR PHYs1OLosIeAL R

HHUHAS FRAnTY, or PHYsIOLOsIeAL Re-
ssAacHEs" !" should be rad By everybody. tt'rA- Is
Of selEinflcts diseases and ths results OF early
nAlrrastico, tbs e. that fequenflS lead 10 uS-
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