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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28

From He Ezcslssoy HiI PruSEi1H Majestic Azabar,a
dor 70 De Court Of Great BTifciH
have very great satisfaction in stating that Mr.
Kendall has extracted two very deep corns from nv
leet, which bad for many years given great pain
and that he has shown also IN this case that GiIi
and knowledge which have procured him 30 very
deserved reputation. BUNSEH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28
OLD PIANOS AND MELODEONS
TAKEN IN EXOaANGE

s8-AmOnE the many certificates Of he eEcsIlsDcs
and mets Of these Planes, would rsfsr 70 the fol
lOWings
aMr. ". KEABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have
great pl esure IL certifying that have tried your
sluaIe PIANOS ana md them equsl, If not superior
Wh en- dst nguish thems Is the eFsnness Of Iore the
sgfeeahle ana easy 'ouch, and volume g tone =
WI hing you all the success you SO bigkiF dsserVa
am, sir, yOurs very trHfV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28

Supposing that our hsiers we.e Srst-class
figates come 10 lombard the city, the rebels
he'd blown the light house up, that the bear
ings Of the channel might be lost. The trick
hurt nobody except themselves, but after all,
light houses henceforth will be useless estab-
gf-L L...-s. - nt,.I.os.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28
Just tina thing

TO GO SKATING WITH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28

Our euioyment was suprerns v,ts, - h.sr,s ~.
elo2 " lt language Of ono etthose ncbs Instruni-
~ me CITIZENS OF Baltimore msT we'll fgl q -
" prloe IN the possession ofsuch an erfeoafTs
~ lq5 porous establishment which adds nof oriS
t9 tne suostsntial improvements q ths citF bat
also to it5 artistic amo.i' f,seisis'ss- a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28
FOR SISTERS,
FOR FATHERS.
FOR MOTHERS,
And for the Children!

Having much larger stock Of PBEsEETABLE
GOODS thaa ever before, bes 70 call your Etcsn-
ton to them briefly IS posliblo leaving the par
ticulsFs 70 be told and shown
WHN You FAvoR Us WITHA CALL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28
REACHING cHLRLEaroH.
LIsHT HOUsR BLOWN %.

On Thursday morning, the Light House,
which had loOmed vastly through the haze
the evening before, was not to BE seen; but
look through our glasses showed us its ruins
on the ground. The fact explained loud
explosion which had been heard in shore soon
after darl,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-28

Mr W. KEABE-My Dear Sir ;-Thousb not na-.
sonally acquainted witty you, It EffOrds NE mach
Fiest "a e TO m ke you q Communication which, as a
strirt Ia nd Of Iu5itle ana caudor I ca not wi-h
oold ir' m yoJ- On ressnt visit Philad nhTa
Rad IN i-dsura Of rfJimiuR N one # yoa~ H.
n9s ana 10 my at Li3hueut, 4 ftund it ip every
PAL iicuar % eNceiieEL one O. d y,.tr a NJ as
sinc- iha; ? u bte.. g., h 10y III m.ry
Mia much tst.tm yours,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
Correspondence.
For the Chiefly
L.warncE. January IA, 1861.

LxwaEHcE, January IA, 1901.
F,,r,n so1:-You have learned, before this,
,h., N. so,on. of Kansas are now in session at
this place. Their stay at Lsconpton was Of
.ho,t dpr.tion-in fact, do not think NE peo-
pie of The latter place expected the Legislature
70 stay With them. .a. /.
So far. but lisle has been done u the way Of
leeislasion. Both Houses have bsen promptly
organised, BY the election Of the usual oincials'
appointments of Committees, DC. Few bills
have vet been offered, but in the course OF the
next day or two, there will BE- no doubt rssh.
The character of the measures to be proposed
is net, up 70 this time, fully developed. Coun-
" lines and divorces stand foremost on the list.
Almost every County has some change to pro-
pose in its boundary. and every body is ciamor.
Gus for divorce The multiplicity Of bills OF
this kind may defeat action in any Of them.
The members gensrally seem disposed to give
every measure, both Of public and private na-
ture, due consideration, and pass no acts haati-
ly. They are the more disposed to do 30, from
the bad odor, in this respect, LEFT BY the previ-
Gus Lsgislatsrss. e
National aaain are exciting much interest
here, and the daily dispatches are looked for
with great anxiety. But one sentiment per-
vades this place. - wsyl = all the communities
through which have passed: that Is, that .
great revolution is on Us, and that no one can
divine the result We have just learned that
Gen. Scott and Senator Toombs have probably
fought duel ere this; that Alabama II out of
the Union; and thas Fort Sumpter cannot hold
out without reinfsrcsmsnts longer than two
months. These things are c, eating profound
sensation among most people, while others are
looking upon them with stole indifference.
More anon. .sr...r E D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

ATTENTION, COMPANY The military
spirit is abroad in our place: and We are
requested to announce . meeting Of the
citizens, at the Church. on Monday even
ing next, to make arrangements for or.
gani.ing military company. There are
indications Of troublous times in onr
county, and military organization. while
it is no disadvantage at any time. may
BE- found an indispensable institution b.
fore smother year. In case Of civil war,
Kansas. being on the frontier, will be
open to incursions of both white and red
savages.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
STATE OF KANSAS!

On the 2lst, the Kansas bill again
came up in the Senate. when some amend
usnt was offered BY Mr.. Fitch. We ar'
not apprised Of its exact nature. but 1t
appears TO relate to the Judiciary. Re
publicans offered slight remonstransss'
but the amendment was carried by vot'
Of % to %. The bill. q amended, ther
passed the Senate BY vote Of 36 to l6
It will now go to the House. and nc
doubt is entertained Of speedy concur
renee by that body. At any rate. VI
think it will do to bring out the BIZ
Gun.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
From tho Legislsture-By Or Ex.
so press -r7 .rs

From tho Legislature-By Or Ex.
Sc press
We can got news from Washington
and Charleston earlier than from Law.
renee. The mail carriers are all fright.
snsd at the snow, and We have had bu,
half mail this week. Dsspairing Of
getting any Legislative news BY mail. We
despatched an OK Express to Lawrence,
to bring NJ the latest reports before 60.
ing to press. Tho OK is just in, and ".
lay bsfors our readers the latest intelli
gsncs brought by it.
Lawrence il filed with aspirsnts 70,
the United States Sensts-thsy think the
present Legislature has to choose them
The members help along the joke. and
are making . good thing Of it. in the
way Of oysters. ct cstsrs.
Markham has taken "stsnt" at saw.
ing wood for the Eldredge House. and
Rus. Williams is clsrking for him.
Price, of the Council. has succeeded in
getting through nine hundred and sixty
four blank divorces bills. When he gets
home. he intends filing them up. and
presenting one to every man in the Coun.
~ who voted for him. The unmarried
voters are to have the privilege of trans
fsring theirs to married friends.
Guthrie is preparing bill for the e.
tablishnsnt Of . Territorial Jswsharp
Mandatory at the Capital.
An act has passed the House. and to q
third reading in the Council, iucorpors-
ting Judgs Pettit's belly. 10
A joint resolution will be offered in Q
few days. to carry Beebe ont Of the Ter
ritory to South Carolina on two chips.
Ex-Governor Shannon Was elected
Chaplain of both Houses. and immsdi-
ately thereafter. the Legislature resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole on
Vice and immortality.
Judge Williams has organized Cir
Gus company, -ith himself for Clown.
He has been t. .,dered the Hall of the
House for exhibition, next week.
A resolution has been adopted, asking
Missouri to send NJ. JEFF. Thompson to
Kansas. ~ . Disunion Commissioner,
and inviting him to . seat on the floor.
Both Houses have unanimously agreed
to adjourn next week, over Ground.Hog's .
Day.
The cold snap has frozen all the whis-
key in Lawrence. and it is feared that il
. thaw does not soon occur. the Lsgisla-
ture will be forced to adjourn sine die
and not ons-half the people in the Terri
tory divorced yet
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

Coon FOR The LADIEs!-Ths ladies oi
kentucky are still on the side Of patriotism
and right. On Buehanan's humiliation
day. = flagstaff was raised at Nicholasvills,
Ky. the stars and stripes ran up, and then
the crowd repaired to church to listen to q
sermon. The traitors in the community
bad prepared fine Palmetto flag, and
while the sermon was being delivered,
they ran this flag up the staff above the
stars and stripes. The ladies soon dis
covered it, gathered about the flagstaff,
with the aid Of some young men pulled
down the disunion banner. tore Il into
shreds, and burned it That's the right
spirit
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

U. 8. SEnAroRs.-1n view OF the prob
able admission of Kansas, latter ths
question is postponed for few more
Mondsys,) the Senatorial question is
sliciting considerable discussion. ssv.
eral Of our Territorial exchanges seem to
think that Gen. Lane will certainly be
one. The General has done good ser.
vice in the Free State cause. and one rea-
son in favor Of his election would be.
that it would be the most mortifying event
to the Pro. Slavery rufians that could
happen. But We doubt whether bis elsc.
tion would conduce greatly to the har-
mony Of the party in Kansas. F. P.
Stanton, We think, is the man above all
others. for the Southern Kansas Senator.
But the citizens down there undoubtedly
know best. and will signify their choice
at the proper time. We believe II. j.
Parrot 1.-The almost unanimous choics
of Northern Kansas, and his chances are
best. We have seen it stated that Judgs
Ewing is an sspirant. We know nothing
about it, but hardly think he is. (sl.
though we'll qualified for the post. from
the fact that, under the Constitution, be
will hold the Office of Chief Justice, to
which be has been elected BY Aatterins
majority Of the people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

~ Kansas is noted for shangsabls
weather but when We have three chan
gss in one night. it il coming little too
thiekly. Tuesday night Get in with fast
falling snsw at eleven o'clock il was
raining; after midnight. it cleared Of
and fross; and before daylight il wss
again moving in earnest Just now, w
will incidentally rsmark. it 10 the coolest
weather OF the season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

vises them TO do nothing, as yet, to bring
on a collision with the Government.
Judge Smallsy, of New York, has
delivered charge concerning treason /;
since which. there has been terrible
scsmpering of Southerusrs from the city.
Al last dates, the Kansas bill had been
debated in the Senate, but an adjourn
msnt bad taken place without coming to
. vote. 81
Ths Criitsnden propositions have been
defeated BY vote Of the Senate but .
reconsideration will be had.
An immense Union nesting has been
held at Cumberland, Nd. Western diary.
land is reported almost unanimous for the
Union.
Gov. Henry s. Lane has been elected
United States Senator for Indiana, in place
Of Fitch.
II is rumorsd that the California
steamers are to be seized BY vessels unds,
the Palmetto Gag.
John A. Dix hs. been appointed Sec.
rstary Of the Treasury Postm aster Gen
srsl Holt, Secretary Of War and Gen
Greenwood. Secretary Of the interior
They are al decided Union men.
A resolution has bssn introduced into
the Massachusetts, House Of Representa-.
tivss. appropristing . sum Of money 70,
the relief Of the people Of South Caro-.
lima who are suffering from . want o.
provisions
Gov. Pickens, of South Carolins.
having balance Of 5000 due him as
late Minister to Russia. sent to the De-
partment for It. A draft was given him
on the Charleston Sub. Treasury. which
is in the hands of the traitors! Good
The St. Louis Custom House ID guar.
dsd by U. 8. troops. BY order Of the Sec
IetaIy VI WI.
New Jersey is placing herself upon Z
war footing.
A number of Northern States have of.
fsred the President men and money to aid
in enforcing the laws.
Lamar. Of Mississippi. telegrsphs thai
thsrs is danger in that State that the first
false step will send them all to h-ll
Hope they'll soon take that step
Mr.. Holt has given the South Carroll.
mans TO understand that Major Anderson
ms't have his mail matter regularly.
Dan. Sicklss has made . speech in
Congress He says the people Of hi,
city sympathiss with the peculiar in.
ssitution" of the South. but that they
are for the Union.
The King Of Prussia is dead.
An immense Union meeting has been
held at Pittsburgh. r gg -....
The seeding States have sent Com
missioners to Europe. to negotiate com
nercial alliances. Faulkner. Minister
to France, 10 a Disunisnist. Il il. safe
for such . man to be in that position
now?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

MORE Sxow.-This Winter seems de.
tsrmined to make up for several past
Winters. in the way Of snow, beside.
throwing in some for last Summers lack
Of rain. On Tuesday and Wednesday
we were visited by another fall of snow,
adding six inches or more to the depth
of that already on the ground. The
top Of the Lincoln fsgstaffis still visible.
Travel is principally carried on by Gun.
dsr-snow railroad" The other day, We
saw what We supposed to be cap blow.
ing along over the surface Of the snow
Fastening to recover it, We found that
it was on tie head of one Of our citizens,
(s plsstersr. On his way home through
the snowt An acquaintance of ours IN.
dertook to break Q road down the bot
tom. when hs came across . old gentle.
man digging . passage under the snow.
Hs said hs was making road to retreat
to South Carolina unseen. to escape Mont
gomery and his men, who might visit
this part Of the country any day!
From accounts up the river. our snow
il no circumstance to what thsy have up
that way-the farther up. the deeper the
snow. At the same rate. thsrs would Be
some ten or twelve feet Of snow at the
source Of the Yellowstone. Look out
for such rise of the Missouri. next
Summer. - the grandfather Of the old.
ct inhabitant has no recollection Of
Persons living in the bottoms, win take
notice. and govern themselves accord.
insly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

GETTING SruHKY.-It is reported that
vies President Brsskiuridgs says he will
coant the E Electoral votes for President
At the proper time. under all sireumstan.
css that Chief Justios Taney declares
be will administer the oath Of. Office to
Lincoln, If be hast 60 to Springfield to
do it; and that President Buchanan ssys
he is bound to ride to the Inauguration
in . carriage with Lincoln. IL be is assas.
sinatsd for it. Were it not that We have
an aversion to making rash promises. We
weuld say thst Nc were bound to slesp
with Lincoln on the night after his In
auguratiea, o. bust
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

~ Last wssk. in giving an account
Of the organisation Of the Lssnisturs. it
appears that We announced J. w. Allsn,
Of Scott. - Speaker Of the House. II
should have read j. w. Scott, Of Allen.
Several other mistakes were made. in the
names Of the Clerks. Guess they were
all mistakes Of the compesitsr. or the
types. 1.a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

act prohibiting Slavery in the Territory
If for nothing else. just to satisfy our
Southern brethren-thoss dear brethren
who sent their pirates and cat.throsts
out here to murder the nti-slavery pso-
pie Of Kansas, and are now kicking up .
fuss because the Government has been
taken ont of their hands.
Now he comes to ths Disunioa quss-
tion. His rsmarts arc pathetic. and the
reading of them affected ~ vondsrfally
80 much %. that We were eompellsd to
submit our case to q physician: and.
what was little remarkable, he recon-.
mendsd dose of the very same medicine
which he had upon . previous occasion
prescribed as . remedy for the bowel
complaint
This part Of the message consists Of
abuse Of the Republicans and soft-soap-
ing o! the devoted. Unisn loving
South" His remedy for disunion. is to
let the southsrners do as they please and
take their niggsrs wherever they choose.
In his remarks upon this subject, he
makes the assertion that the Republicans
"hsve elected q President pledged to
r.ndsr the ststs. all fres." II NAV ssem
like . harsh word to employ in speaking
~ orr Gov.rnor Int II IL nevertheless
t,n. that vben bs ..,ls that assertion be
lied. and knew it we'll
Tbs Govsmor winds m with the 70.
commsudation, that il the Union is dis
.olv.d Kama, ioin with neither section
but form an indsnsndent nation Of her.
sslf in which event she could not fsil to
become one of the most powerful nations
on the face of tn. elsbe. He should hav.
sddsd-" and make me. Bsebs. Dictator
for l;s." The nsonls Of K.n..s vould
M Doubt have ;mm.di.tslv at .bont do.
;no III
We think Bsebs NAV rightly Be class.
-.d among thos. who have had pr,.tnes,
,brn.. nnon tbem (.;d.d IN hi. .... nv
hi. own earnest ende.yor,) His late
x,-.o-5;,orx S,u,. ,,n.- :. ,.c.;v;,o N.
com nd.t;on II d...rve. from N. nr..,
and from thu nss,ls generally. Int ve
presume there are these who will pro.
pounos it "doine pretty we'll for q twen-
,v.,bro. voo, old :" W. o.n farm .omo
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

New FIRN.-By reference to our ad.
vsrtising columns. it will BE- seen that g.
Dana Sayrs has associated with him in
business, his brother. Il. =. sayrs, and
thst they win continue the Dry Goods
business at the old stand. The senior
member Of tho frm is we'll known in
this community. having resided here for
more than three years past. The junior
member is thorough business man. hav.
ing. until recently. been in the employ
Of one Of tbs largest business houses in
St. Louis. The new 6rm deserves lib.
eral patronage from the public.
It will also be noticed. that e. Dana
Ssyrs calls upon those indebted to him.
to settle up.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

~ Godsy's Lsydy's Book. for Feb.
ruary. is before us. II 10 finely illustra.
ted, and filed With choice matter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

Regulate the Sale Of Intoxicating Ii
quors, .. intended no doubt. and BY some
prevalent hallusination generally suppos-
Cd. to bs favossSls = - suppression Of
the unlicsnsed sale Of Intoxicating liquors;
its real effect, however. inasmuch as it
has bssn found 50 vague and contradicto-
~ in its terms - to render conviction
under it impossible. is to leave the traffic
entirely unrsstrainsd. II, in your opin-
ion. the interests Of society demand IL
csnss Law At all. you can better msst that
requirement, BY the passage Of an entire
new Act. than BY attempting. BY amend
ment or otherwise, 70 render the present
one Ineligible. II. on the contrary.
yoa believe the innate morality Of the
people il such a. 70 obviats the necessity
Of any restraint in this respect. you will.
ct least. vindicats the reputation Of the
Territory for intslligenss. BY swssping
this present mscksry from the statute
book.
He pu6s the gold mines. gives . kick
q Montgomery. and compliments the
drouth with . fayossbls notes. sHi-
ously. this latter is The only matter OF
consequence contained In his message, -
be il the 6rst Dsmocrss Of any standing
who has acknowledged that Ksnsas has
suffered from . drouth. and that the pso'
pie are in want. Ths message might b
made 70 answer . gsod purposs. By CIR.
culating i among thsss Democrats in the
East, who so,asnd that The people Of
Kansas ned no hslp. =
He bess the Leyilasars to repeal The
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24

ths State Of Tennessee. no. t'-4>'
.rTs. Aan1 AND DSsessaos-lsissspssssd
.hss some one asked ths veteran Gen. Wssl'.
the ether day. il ths army vssld b likely -
divide in case Of secession, and iail to oesy o.,
deu from the nsu Prssidsat The gallant o'd'
nan drss himself up prosdly and replied, 10
you think, ir. The army 10 going 70 iai We
eeu.tsJ q " moment IL i nssdsd1 NO. W.
F.rthsrnsrs. allow no oiBesr . man aaose
ny command to admit Ne possibility ef dissa-
len. aad il ] hssr NAT any enc has spska "
fsver Il IL. ! wiz court martial hin Win 81 pa
isls expedition and Gen. Scott 1ss's - -
SIR" a3 T f e.. a.
u Paosrrcr OF ADnnsros-Gov. Roosnn
arrived from washinsssn few dsys 80.
Learn from hin sAss the psobabilidss sfe
vor ofosr admission. though probably nov ~.
out considerable ppssison-sspsessly 'y
aSor Green, Of Missuri. We have 40 -
letter from Hon. n. 2. Conway. on - n.
member Of consrss sleee, which ssp-ST
sane opiniss- R4sSSess. p.
u ch.t,saaou b sAs saly city xsv ..s.s..
.ssss IN ths Usioa n which ~
assssassd duiae shs Dass ss' '''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

A BA. L, MARE,

Was let. n my stable, on the 18th
Il dagc sept $50, by person unknown
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
No, Isl.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

lHE STATE VI IEAaS.
To the Sheriff Of Denton County-Greeting
"HEREAS, WILLIAM MALONE, has
w by his attorneys, Wclch s Carroll!
filed his petition against Joseph Clark whose
residence is sworn te be unknown, allcdging
in substance, that the said William Malone,
on the 9Th day of April purchased of Will
liam Brogdcn, attorney in fact for SAID
Clark, the unlocatea balance Of said Clark $
Peters Colony certificate, No. 3s3, vol. =
That he located said certificate upon the fol-
lowing described land, situated in Denton
county, beginning AGO varas East of the
Southeast corner of j. Vests 800 acre sur
vcy; thence West 400 varas to n stake;
thence South 1861 varas to a stake; thence
Fast 2490 varas to Il stake; thence lO6l va
rns to the place of beginning, containing
$50 acres. That the Patent to said land is-
sucd in the name of said Clark. Petitioner
prays for n decree for title, for costs, and for
general relief. You are therefore, commanded
to summon the said Joseph Clark, by having
this writ published in the "Dallas Herald
for four successive weeks to be and appear
ut The next term of the District Court, to be
held at the Courthouse, in the town Of
Denton, in and for said county of Denton,
on the second Monday after the LIST Monday
in February, 1861 then and there to answer
said petition Herein fail not but due re-
turn hereof make
~ Witness j. Is. Ford, Clerk OF
Z SEAL the District Court of Denton coun-
wv ty Texas, with the Seal Of said
Court at Denton, this January 10Th, 1861.
j. b. FORD, Clk. Dist. Ct,
Denton county, Texas.
Issued January 10th, 1861.
j. b. FORD, Clerk.
Came to hand January 10th, 1861.
c. c. DAUGHERTY, Sheriff,
Denton county Texas.
By c. A. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
Make yOur own Leather!

Important Mprorcmcmm IdhniHg-
Time and Money .Sdred!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Editor and Proprietor Galveston News.
From Rev. j. Berg of the Baltimore True
Union.
Dr.. C. NJ. Jackson-Dcar Sir: Your
Uooflands German Bittcrs is dcservcdly
popular, and believe is calculated to re-
move n host of "the ills which flesh is
heir to- Yours truly. JOHN BERG.
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERING MEN.
Al.... Nd o. 1SIS