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The Yankee Fuuksys announce with great fourish
Of ruupets that the Psincs Napoleon has gisen anns
takeable indications Of his sympathy for the Lincoln
despotism We do not believe word Of Il. But thank
the Lord, we are perfectly Indifferent on the subject
With perfect truth and sincerity sicul,te the
niers cry We care for nobody II nobody cares for ua
We feel every day more and more independent OF all
the world We have within ourselves abundant resour-
css for all emergencies. We live At homo and wage
eternal war against all We prefer peace aud
comfy; but we need and will ask favors of any for
egn nations. If they can do without u.s. we can make
shift to DO without them.
No doubt the Yankees are exceedingly profuse in
their batteries and eager to proptste the favor ofthe
Prince But that gentleman comss from the most mill
tsry family Of the most warlke nation 10 the world and
when Seward and old Scott ore villifypg the South
erners the temptation is irresistible to reply "An''
they the fellows who gave you such hrsshing the other
day ," That's the foil to all their poisoned arrows he
secs and knows that they nothing but braggar that
they ran ike sheep He has been the field Of battle
and has seen the evidences Of their cowardice. True
the dead were buried were too Offensive to approach
but he could see the splendid batteries Of raed cannon
the Wagons Of arms and provisions which they deserted
| and left 10 the victorious foe.
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To this letter Mr. 1ineola replied follows:
E1KcurrvE MASsIos, July 81, 1861.
IONS. Edwin II. Webster, j. W. Crisield, @. L. l..
10y, and Charles & Calvert
f,sils,s Yours Of to-day, with the enclosure from
NJ R,drelv has been received and refsrred to Gen.
Scott as / knew noISiag ybItsver Of the particular
,Ise.
NAV beg you, TO consider the difficulties of mylpos-
ito sod solicit your Kind assistance in il? Our security
N the seizing OF arm for destruction will amount 10
not ing II all II Ee are 10 make mistakes IN
searching place where there sre none. shall con-
taus 10 10 the very best 10 discriminate between
irus aud false men. In tue meantime, let Ee ence mere
beg your assistance in aayng irrAtoEs which IRE dn-
ayoidAble. -
Yours, very truly, A. LINCOLN.
II was in answer TO the representations made by
Mesrs Webster CIiseld, Lsary, and Calvert Sand IN
conformity with the suggt lions they had made that the
follosiug army oSder was issued b. General Scott
HEADoUARrKKs OF THE Army,
Washington Jolly 80, 1851.
General Orders, No. Searches OF houses for arm9,
traitors SPIES End arrests OF Cnders In such matters
shall only be mads in any department by the special
thorisy Of the commander thereof except in extreme
cases admitting Of no delay.
Bv command Of Lieutenant General Scott
+. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant diutart General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
EDWIN II. " EBSTER,
J. ". CRISFlELD,
@ L. l.. LEARY,
CHARLES u. CALVERT.
r, ri. letter M. rineoIa repIisd As follows.

P.S.-Gessrs May and fhOGiAs IRE rsl III The city
aad hence they could not BE- consulted.
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The following poster appeared at the Of the
streets In New York Fiday last. The document
spes Ks for itself:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13
PRoCLANATIoYs AND ovERsEERs

HESRIoo, v Aug. 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-11
HGEVELAND AND MAHONIN9a

n ra.ss .. { &c .ssst On ~ li.l
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RRsrORArIYR.


ST. LOUIS, JuJ 10, 1850.
o.. J. WOOD, Esq, Dear sir;-AIlos me the pleas
ufe and satisnctlQu to Transient TO you the bened.
i've years. IcomDashoBd uaiuzyOtr Restorau IN
January, $50, stu . which tims1 l. have NOT 5esu
Vithouta bottle On had Mhsn II commennod ths
gray. A few applications stopped ita turning, and
In three weeks tint there Was not q grny hair to b.
NOTICED, neither has there been % tothis dine.
Aittr my hair was cnmDletaly restored, i continued
Its us By applying two or three times Der month
ny hair has ever CONTINUES healthy, soft and giossY,
and my scalp perfectly free from dandruh. lido not
imagine the facts above mentioned will be OF any
particular advantage to you, or even lnattsr your
TaniW ~ this lat day, Is i am well aware they are
are AL well knoE already, and eyepn 70 gondefol
ones throughout the Union. I have occupied my
time IN travelling the groata1 part Of the time the
past three years, and have takeE yrid4 and pleasure
In recommending your RESTORATIVE, and exhibiting
hagelmet with people who have pronounced fl
humbuei saying they had used It and without effect
IN every Instance however u proved, by probing
the matter, that they had not used year article AZ
al, but had used aome new article said 70 bs asRood
as yours, and selling az about half the price. have
EOticed two or three articles myself advertised as
astOnishing that people viii paironiKs an hrticis u
no reputation, when there IL one II hand that has
been proved beyond doubt. sHIc rs l44aI at -r
Apparently some, 81 those Carnations have not
brains enough 70 write an advertisements AL notice
they have copied yours, Wol FOR word IL several in
staness, merely inserting Some otheE name in place
Ihave, within the past hvv years seen and talked
with more than Two thousand persons that have
used your Preparation with perfect saccess-somefer
badness, gray hair, scald head, daudrufyaud every
disease the scalp and head are sui CT 70. 1l
Z called 70 see you personally I YOUR original
Plaoe Of business here, but LEARNED on were now
You are at liberty to publish this or 70 refer par
ties 10 me. Any pUmmunicahon D assed ~ ne,
care Box hO.l,g0, viii Be Promptly answered.
4rTTS3kMFS- WHITE M d.
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az fHItND N NEED TBE 81.
o fOODI
BElnn ROODl


TO ell suffering iron 0ongumpuQns incipient or
oonaumoa, o. tron debility Of any kind OF roni
Rentalor nerVoua nrosfrattou. brought On BY any
esuuo; or hpm ECIoiulouH complaints or nom dis
eases oftks kidpaIs or bladder aud 70 Ladies gut-
farinH ANY Oh TIE many distressing complaints their
saV gatebls to, andWhich engender CONSUMPTION,
THE BLOOD FOOD
d quered a. q osftain and Reliable Kennedy. Differ
ing In every rarficular from the pateut medicines o.
the DAY, itts achemin1C4~hinatton dNkQh1 SuL
PHukH ndRnoSfHQRee, oiVeTY great WORTH aud
mani hprdredahe . glad and grateful testimony &c
the benefits Il hnae ierred on them.
CHUROH &DUP0NTt ~ BrOadsays New York.
Consequence q a fraud Attempted rufon the public
changed tho color olthc uutsfde wrapper from BAD
to FH1EoW and fuorcaked the size OF 1he bottle 10 &
ounces Aa VeEy cauticus IN buying 70 SEQ thai tue
6e-Etmiie ofthcir siEuataro - % the outside Of the
WrsppeFs a. AL othurs are cou ~terlrlts In conse-
luencs 81 TIC larEe deHaAHh igr. Tits article, TIE lol-
owing drukgists have al erdcrtd and received sup
plies Of the new Kind, NiEs
Chas. A, ktnhelb WA 4 trenchf J. Il. Hayes
A. Staniels. ard Samuel kidder RI Lowell.
ohio. al - sbEsdkW
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LOVp ID THE PRAIsE in fav

LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor Of g
valuable medicine and Dr. S. A. Viewers Syrup
and Onsis seuriageEery case Of Salt Bheum, let
ter, EryEipslas, s~erofalA, liberated Sores, scald
Head, and All the dissaaas thst are the result Of m
pure blood. People. suffering from thsse diseases
can b bsearsd By PerssFerinE in the use Of DR.
Viewers rsmediea. The Syrup viii purify the blood
and drive the disease 70 the surface Of the skin,
when, b. applying The Cerste, 3 cure is sure. Il
never fails, Try Il.
E%soid b. Z. ]. Gaylordro S. Maekonzis, !.
". saokridsr, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
ngl5s Advertisement.
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"Frederick Ross" said Charlie Chester,
drawing Fred's arm within his OWE, IS they
left the crowd who thronged at AIRS. Gran
Wills musical assemblies, twill you walk
with me2 I've something to say-a few
questions to ask you, if you viii not deem it
impertinent in me"
3 Frederick readily acceded to the request and
no sooner were they alone, than Charlie
said:
"Perhaps you will think it strange, but 1
am anxious TO know who you so suddenly
left e your habit o. taking 3 acknowledges
I said whenever Isaw you turn hom it is it
possible that he fears TO trust himself7 or
what has wrought this change in him And
now will you mot give me the keythst will
unlock this mystery Pr
ayes Charlie, Twill vast the ready reply.
And then be proceeded to tell him the cir
eumstances that led to this change in his
habits, ommitting to relste that his name
was particularly mentioned as the one over
whom bita especially feared the influence Of
her brothers example.
Your sister is ar angel Of goodness, Fred
you may well be proud Of, and worship her.
If more ladies would take the stand she has
done, young men would have higher induce
ments to break from fashionable follies but
/ instead of that they smile upon any, custom
which dear, delightful Mrs. Grundy sane
tions, and giveit the cold shoulder 70 one who
has the independence to assert andcarrg ont
l his own honest sentiments. You with your
wealth and position, are IN exception, but |
would find it quito a different thing. And
vet I'm resolved TO follow your example, and
| Whenever temptation is strong upon me, !
will look at Lita, in her dark drab dress and
call to mind the sacrifice she has made moi
50 much from fear that her brother might
fall a prey to the wine cup, but lest others
who have not so much selt-control mlgni
take encouragement from your example"
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TRead what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRien-
berg Medicines. DR.. B.. Is a physician Of extensive
prscfice, and one OF the most successful In the COM
" fTrumbuIl in which he resides ~
This certihes that i have used The GrRteRbergia
as and mArshAlrB OAthehcOn, sold here BY He.
johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1887,
Sold By DrRggiBts and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines Or Agencies, sd
dresh H.b. klNHSLEhB HleYolAnd. Del
tansdAw General Agent for Ohio.
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WOODS HAIR Observation-Disclosures most spec
les, this Is Proved by unimpeachAble evidence, A.
posses great emcacya ! restOrer Of the hair 90 tts
prslns Yigor. here tne head had become almost
produced a beautiful growth Of thich, glossy hair
1t IL therefore q valuable preparation tOf ailcln8seB.
dandrun and other impurities, witch Operate soiu-
~luriOu8ly TO the hair. II also haE curatiEe proper
ties Of another description- In mgnY7cases pimples
and other dishgurements OF the skin disappear
wherever It Is used. There IL no hazard attaching
to the trial ofthis remedy, and its effects can only
be beueheials rs the compound, II it does not cause a
manita Improvement Is incapable OF doing harm
As It's component eiements Gre perfectly fnnorfous.
3BostoA Transcript, April 2, 1859. ~
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PROF. WOOn's HNB REsroRArITE-In another
eolum will be found an advertisement OF this we'll
known anu excellent PREPARATION Tor restoring array
hair to its original color. The Hair RsstorntiVe mso
CURES cutaneOusl erupti0nss and prevents the bElr
tallng On. We have seen many authentic testimo-
thas IN proof of1hase assertions, some OF which are
nom gentlemen whom Nc have Rr many
wears ~ persons OF The meat reliable character.-
Don't dye tiltgou have tried this Restoraye.-BOs-
ton Olive Branch. - r arf -4rlsr
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rThe Root Of an ESir i lie venom

nc4Ths Root OF all Evil i tie yenom
Of disease instiIled into the systom By early abuse.
indulseoss SadisxoSa Il any kind. Thh must %
euadieatsd G0n the system without delay n0tamo-
ment shodld Be lost Tho peruioious use OF mercury
win not % IT. nay, it viii iRjure rather than cure.
T-RIEsEafaRL & :. Is your only ohanoe-a PERU
sal Of the book "HuAAN FRAILTY, orPHYsIO-
LOGuuAT BE- ARCHES" Illustrated with col
red enEfavfuEs. via explain everything. Il vi
onlycost yca IS oeatG Eqt@u ~
Sold w d.. BsrroT, ~ Bleeeker st., N.Y. 'Ni>s
Is esnts. sent dee Of postage everyWhera. Rss~ the
Advertisement Of ''Triesomar' In another column.
Also sold By 4. r. Gagiord sud William Fiskr,
DruFgists. Cleveland. Ohio.
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%country dealers visiting our city viii
beard miad thhtmOst OF our Drug Stores ans the
plaoH 70 ind genuine drug, and such staple and
genuine medicines Is Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Dr.. Riehardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr..
Wesvsrt CGnks and Salt Rheum Syrup and Ce-
rate. AnY druggist dealing in such psrs and good
medicines must prosper, and 20 use them warrants
81 aHEr -
I" SOLE basSyEbers and BY z. y. Gaylord, WA.
Fisks, c. s. Inaccessible, Strong & Armstrong, and
T. W-saekTider. cleveland, o. su
Ass-r1issnsntih another column.
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3D. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
hs most certainly q valuable family n edioine, it is
mueH tetghs after for, sad every day affords new
proof Of the peculiar effects Of this preparation. In
.oassaEhsrs . disordsred condition Of the stomach,
liver and bowels is combined with great debility,
nervous Weakhess, and intense melancholy, its ef.
eoa arr most beneficial and wonderful.
~ Tbs sherry Wine Bitters are for sale by 4. r.
GayIosd. Strong 4 Armstrong, and G. s. Hackeuzis,
OlsFsland, o.
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MARsHALL1ss 0TERIEE CXTHoLICol
. HONE TE8TLMONY.

In this connection We OHer a lew testimonials
81 am 4 Methodist Clergyman and when On my
circuit / have met with many women troubled with
the diseases foT which Yen advertise MarshalPsU te-
rims Catboiicon a. a cure. j have advised its use and
usod, Rev. 7 SHARE,
7i@ Western Star, Ohio.
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H,nrro.n. Trunbul Oo.. ..

uhersby certify that 1 have been dealing IN the
Grhfsnberg Hsdicines for the past year, and can tru-
" sHy that / have never offered any medicines 70 me
6ublic that have met with the decided appreciation
Of thB people like these, particularly the Pills and
OathoioOn. They will perform all and more than II
promised for them. l haYs sold abOut city bOttles
Of tbs Uatholioon ths past year and l hear the best
results IN every case. H.O.
March Z, 1851. Medical Agent.
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WOODS Hats REsruEATTvE has acquired . reru-
tation from sctual test aud experiment. which can
not u enhanced ~ newspaper punH. III oui vicinity
u has been extensively used, and We believr ia ever
case with eyey destreu result, and receives the nni-
Verssl endOrseHsnE OF all Nho have tried It. We
therefore recommend it - one Of thoss lew genuine
nosIrums which ccompluu AL il processes aud AL.
the bald and gray could desirs.5C0lumbis Spy.
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eehBMBUs 8

OIEgINNAFT RAILROAD J1d z
1861. SPEINa ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
On and after Monday, Aprfff5th5 1851, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
$50 4. Nm, y Cincinnad ExpresEStoppina a.
befea5 ara1t0n, Wellington, New London, -
Salem, Shelby, and aH-stati0ns south OF
shelby, reaching Columbus At lilo A. H.,
cincinnati 81 so Pm. frG1Ia
245 3. n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all Stations
and arriving at Columbus 9:l5 ,. n
SIS ?. \. Night ~Express-St0pping a. all Station1-
- north ofGaiiOn. Giead, Darlington, Ash-
ley Delaware and LOWS Center, and su
ether stations, 70 leags passengers ong.
Eeachlne eelumDusafAts3F ~ aadOin-i
ctnnRn 81 $50 A. H. rI Frr-t af a
I'll s. 70 sufI 10 snsa
Shelby, Sandu8ky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
4ansnelds Mt Vernon, Newark, zsnessilel
urestune, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
-n rod for Forest, Upper Sanduaky, Deiphes,
vest and East for ManEhsid, Wooster, MsssI
GillOn. Gc. srns 20
GaHea and Balefentaine Railroad Line. for Marion
BeIlelontalne, sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinap0la, Tore Haute, Tincsnnes, Erans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, s.. Louis, &c.
Delaware, withiSpringfeid, Mt. Vernon and Pftt8-
burgh Railroad for Springfield. z
lumbu Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenfa
Railroad, for Eenia, Dayton, lndiananlia,
Terre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoYeE ndE
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 3 Ms
b aigsippi Railroad ~ Cincinnati Tor Louis
vile, EVansWlle, Cairo, 81. LouiH, and all
points on the Ohio river.
"a Z VILE, Whesing, 6cs Columbus P,dla andca
Indiana RairOsd for Piqua, Orbanh, g. 81
~ For Tiekats . al points and Information aD-
ply At the Union Ticket Onooi 81 Superior street, Of
n E.S. FLINT, superintendent e
b Cleveland, April 18Th 1851.
lGGEVELAND AND MAHONIN9ui
~ ts 7H1sA BAIBB DAD.
q Thn TKsLK NO. $50 take effect on ana aiier
Thursday. March 2feE, 1851.
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NOTHING MORE CONVINCING


of the value Of good remedy could be produced than
tho following letter. coming % u does, unsolicited,
from a gentleman 50 well Known IN that part Of
Ohio. 80.
Messrs IN Harrts& o.,
Of other good msdicinsE bnt.nO kindlhat l ever
dealt in gives such good an Q tull satisfaction as the
sherry Wine Bitters, aud my own pra tlcal expert
enee eouvinces me that thsre Is nothing better, j
For fifteen or twenty yesEs previous 70 lSg7s Vas
afflicted with tnnammatory RheumattsmsWh which bad
become q kindiUf wandering chronic Affection 1 was
never sithout, or char otit, bHtatumes II assumed
alarming Orms-sOmetimes my kns 3, OF one OF
them. hNraa hnnnn ElUileu1 tu1hFee OF f1uffIme8 fnelr
natural size, and vita the most intolrrable pain
for days or weeks i had no hetter way tor locomO-
ion than TO hUbhle around on oruiches- l believe
there Is not aJoirs IN my body that has not at times
been Infected, rOgge Only haYingt the effect 20 para-
yzs a iolut or limb for a day or two
tried egerythlpR / could hear of-tried all the
physicians in our neiRhboThood, hut at best could
only get temporary relief and had como 10 the con
-clusion that / was ineurHbles until. in % :, 4 receiV-
ed Dr. $. D Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters hon
YIN, and three bottles cured me, and I have not hsd
any trouble or return oft since, nov tEo and a ball
years. / think and believe that in rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections
or Dropsy, it is a specific, certain remedy. Ef
GE0. W. HOFFMAN,. 4
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l:l5 A. \. hight EXPRESS TRATR-stounfn9 e.
Girard, Ashtabula aud PainesTils only; and
arrives Al Cleveland at4sz5A.M-
1900 4. n. MAIL TRAIN-Stopplng a. all Stations
except baybroOk.- ionville-P Perry, Meu-
TOR and Ntcklihe, and arrive Of ClsTeland
sr at ETaP.u. 81 ut 1 rTlr0rT &
2to IN. De- EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppiag At Gi-
rard, fonneaut, AzhiahElaand Painesvills
only, and arrives ct Cleveland At 4B ~.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIA Eln baFs- CounaaHt-
at 500 4. H. stopping 1t al stations, aud
arrIVing at Cleveland az 9.lQ 4. Il
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NATIONAL ROUFEl
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
sruEnnLRt
-unPRnYED %snHRpuLEi

BY recens Important changes this kOadi Is movable
70 ihrniah unusual facilities Tor intsrcummuuloaton
Hast, south. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
to Philadelphia and New fork, in the East-with the
south, BY IL Washington Branch Road-by CleYe-
land and Pissburgh, central ohio and Marietta and
Olneinr All trains, with the Northwest, West and
SOuthu eat. f
Through Tickets 20 Baltimof PhilainlBhia, New
Tofk or Boston give the privilege Of hing over At
any Of the intermediate Citics- Two Dollars addt-
h01al give tbs pryilego Of visiting Washington Guy
en- routo.
This is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 " &shiugton CITY.
%-Fars a. Lev a. By any other Route.
~-SleepinR Cars on sill Night HraIna 1919
Ask for Tickets b. Baitimore and ohio Railroad
J. ID. SULLIVAN.
General Western Agfnt.
w. p. SMITH, l. 81. COLE.
% ter 81 Transpoftafn.l General Ticket Agnht.
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1--WE Congratulate our readers upon the
iiscosgu q q aare cnnsfor Rheama;ism, Coat AID
HeuralaiEnn allMenguA Dseasps which L. e-
fcted without the use OF internal medicines, which
dostroY the constitution and give temporary relief
Only. AtatG Nlatne only known rqmpy enasttug
- partret cure, aud We teol Narrantedi rom It's re-
,fictsd ard tnuse having friends suffering from Eheus
maGami G0ut o. Neuralgia, or the porntciou4 Elecs
Of MprcrW. 10th adVertisemeut II smother column
OF oHr palars 81 Dr LNland'e Anti-RheumanbRanA
uf-Soh y Wa ElSkk, Cleveland. o. Mb2 =
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All The trains going westward connect at CeTaland
With trains or Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Ofucin-
natl 81 Louis, &c.i and all the trains going eastward
connect At Dunkirk With the trains Of the ~. Y. 4
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
and Bunslo q New York City RailreSdss 81
H NOTTINGHAM, sUDit.
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Spfa& 9rtass.
HTEMA ~ HOOpl

80 HOw LOST. now RESTORED.
Just publlshed % The Nature, Treatment and
Radical Oure ofsnrnktcrrhsa, or semibal Weak
mesa. sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions ana Il Botcncy resulting from aeifahuse,
&C. by Rohtg. cclgorNeA, ND. Sent under sea-,
in PLATA envelope % AM address, postpaid, on 70
eeipt Of two 0mpa, b. Or. Chas. J.. q Kline, ~
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A GENUINE B0OE.-n our cap ncity - q conductor
OF a public Journal, we are called upon to advertise
the c~ure7alls Qfthe day, each Of which claims 70 -
uuadulterated in its composition and infaliiable in
is curative Effects, with what Justice We leave our
readers 20 determine. In one Instance, however
Prof. Woods Hair RestoratiVe-we are 50 wen as
give it cur endorsements - alt that IT'S inventor and
vendor claims Is % BE-. Ats enect npO0 aialAuE head
Of hair Is universally known 70 be magical. Like
line or guano on exhausted land, Il brings its crop
wherever applied. Our own thateh is fortunately
healthy, but we advise our friends with snartely-
growing hairto try me Observation-Disclosures Spy,
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ODNNEnTInNs

O4nneenons 4o nsdsA At Mouroazins with the sam aH.
aBsys mAnlneid and Newark n. al Clyde Win
MN Vim gAyIS1 End eineinnsa r., q IRE
Win the Michigan Southern a SCrfb-T1 g-f3--.
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor ChicaSa- ~
lfgdi 1eeE8oht Enft AGyns, LoEahapdrL Trs4aas IA
JAiso, Alton g. Louis qqd al Poins Wast, Rorsh5
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tcsdo and the
west y 9.l0 A. NJ SsS P. ~ andS.45 p. y. From
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