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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
GiLEYELAND & PITTSBURGH


CLEVELAND e PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD
WETER ARRANGEMENT
To take effect on Monday Noyembar 9stb 1sso u
Irans leave Cleveland daily, (sundays excePted as
:IOG. a.-Mail for Pittsburgh Vrba.Iir, a-5 "
Philadelphia. = ~ WV
Ais P ACCUMULATION for Ravenna and AIillers
s;45 P M.-E1press for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn-
ylyanih kallroad fPT Baltimore, philadelphia New
road for baltimore and Washington CITY. Aiso. con-
meet at Hudson for Akron and MilIersburg.
Illne y tlls route Is quick and fare viii be
tbe same as By Northern Lines to New York
FIR MYERS a = ~ n: MCCULLOUGH, suP't.
GLEVELAND & ERIE r. r.
Is5l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls5I
On and after Monday, November 26th, 1850. Pas
senger Trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
ESQ A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-Stoppinz AZ All
stations except Wicklife Mentor, Perry
gnlonYlIe and Saybrook; and arrives at
ETle at l-5o P NJ Dunkirk 4:20 P. n, Buff
s;2OP. N. 00NEEAGT ACOOAIMODATIoN-stOp-
200 P. N. NIGHT -EXPBEss TRAIN-stopping at
Painesvllle, Ashtabula and Girard only; ar
E ElYss az ETle l2;43 A. H.s Dunkirk 800 A. NJ, |
l---O 'isI Leave a d ERIE.
GiTardl Conneaut, Ashtabula and Paines- |
vile onlyj arrives at cleveland 7.i5H nj
$50 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-StoppiBg At |
al Stations except SaybrOOk, UnionTille
Perry, Mentor and Wicklide. and arrives AZ J.
Cleveland at 6:45 P. n.
TRAIN viii leave Conuesut
ct 500 A. NJ, stopping At all stations and
arriving at Cleveland at 9:z5 A. n
An the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, COlumbus Cinoin-
natl ST Lonis kei and al the trains going eastward
Railroad, and At Buffalo with those Of the New Yori
Central and Bufalo New York City Railroads.
Cleveland, Nov. q 1850. - 'uP =
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
. Oephalic Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
they re made viz Cure Of headache il an ts forms
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases. with entire success
gFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalie PillsD 50 that you
IFrom tho Advertiser, Providence, B. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
ectye remedy for the headache, and one Of the very
or been discovered.
From the Western B. R. Gazstte, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and his unri
vailed Cephalic Pills. l-lI
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
VINO try themI will stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder, N. o.
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that our testimony can be added 10 the already nu
medicine can produce.
TFrom the st. Louis Dsmoerat1
fheimmense demand for the article (Cephalic Pils)
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit
From the Advertiser, Providence, Ill
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, r. Il
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From tba Commercial RuIlsfIn Rost,,
Said to be very efhcacious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

From the Western B. R. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and his unri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

A r, REDING, MERCHANT
- : AOki has removed 70 No. Is Proepact
Ssy 39dleads Block, few doors west II Jo6ei
~. S L5elory where be viii Be pleased 70 So and
Vited. 'f --- --9 2 o-qa M
Zen 5eass Who furnish their Own materials VIII IL
a1Sant tegeous 30 call on him.
49, PARTICULAR attention paid 70 cutting Boys-
S-ee!1l1 eec4l r .REDING. EEsnf
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WHOLFsAI.R PRIOr lnIRRRnr,.


ODhDAGE.
Manila. .......Tl n 10 alex
Tarred ROpe...... II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese-.BB "a 4sI
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Cleveland, March 25, '6lI mar26:329
Chauncy Child Pla,, Il AIt9-I Pi.a.- =,
Charles Cooper, dft. tiee Of Peace of GiessiiSnd,
Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
ON THE 18th DAY OF MARCH
" 1861, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment In the above action for the sum Of
SIS l2-iOo The time set for the trial Of said case s
April 9th, 1861, at o'clock p. NJ.
CHAUNCEY CHILD.
By Gage & Bruce, Attorneys.
Cleveland March le, 1851. marafss6
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

LATEsT FROM TIE SOUTH.
PROPOSITION TO CUT OFF SUPPLIES
FROM FORT SUMTER.
MATTERS AT
al APPOINTMENTS
WHERE HON D, X CARTIER AND HON
R. c. PARSONS WILL 60.
DEBATE BETWEEN DOUGLAS AND
BRECKINRIDeE.
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NERVOUS DISORDERS.
EOR ALL OF WHICH TT Is A
Il speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. Thh
Liniment Is prepared from the recfpe ef Dr. Stephe1
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous bone-setter Sn5
has been used in his practico for than twenty
years with the most astonishing success
AS ANALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, 81 Il unrival.,
BY any preparation before the public Of which n
This Liniment win cure rapidly and radiesiiy
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in th0z.
sanaI oI cases where It had been used it has
FOR NEURALGIA, it will asora immediate 70.
It win relieve the worst ossss Of HEADACHE n
three minutes, and is warranted to do il.
TOQfHACHE also viii Is cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LA5BITUDE arising from imprudence or exc.
Acting directly anon ne pervouS fis-rs- h st-
ems and reyiVines the systes and restores il es-
FOR PILES.-As az external remedy, We eIsir,
that IT. Is the REsT known, and we challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
Distressing complaint should give It trial. for Il
VII not fail 70 a1lord immediate relief and in q ma.
ority Of cases will effect RADICAL cure.
QUlhS1 AND SURE IHkOAI are sometimes eN-
trFmely malignant and dangerous but q timely sp-
plication Of this Liniment will never ail to cure
BPRAlhS are sometimes very Obstinate and en- Z
larRement Of tbs joints is liable to occur IA nFgcte
Ihe worst case may Be conquered By this Liniment
Bruises, Cuts, Mounds, Sores, Ulcers, Rurns, and
acaoss {leld feaqly 70 the wonderful healing prop
1Eties OF 1h sM InFALLIBLE LIN1MENT I
r0sted Feet, and Insect Bites and Stinfs
EVERY HORSE OWNER
hould have this remedy ct hand for its timely uss
It the first appearance Of Lameness win eiiaotually
IrBYent those formidable diseases, 70 which af [
ior1es are liable, and which render 50 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 20 the I
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment have
sen received within the last two years, and many
4 them from persons in the highest ranks Of Hfs
CAUTION.
10 eTOid imposition, observe the signature and
lkeneas Of DR., stephen Sweet on every label and
lso "Stephen Sweets Iniallible Linimsutii blown
q the glass Of each bottle, without which none are
snuine. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, Sole Agents for
leYelAnd' sep27;R25d&W
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The state IS rapidly fling up with populaiion e95l
s persons having been addea sincs 1850, making ihe
esert poIuatg1 728 6e3, rato-of lo2 PEI cent u
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gaper 9augings.
100 600 ROLLS WALLPAPER

War has been declared and Secession is the orier
Of the day, and now Is the time for all tidy house
keepers 70 seoede from dirty and smoky walls and
eoerce on them with > rush, new WALL PAPER
thereby improving their homes, and most Of ali the
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
lor sale at M Carson Co., ls3, Superior St., and
50 low that all can get them.
THE COST is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready to sell French, English and
American wall papers from 30 to rs per cent below
prices and would most respectfully invite
ali g LOOK In upon cur stock before buying for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces We can
give the utmost satisiaotiOn. Our goods cOnin al
rectly from the factories, we thereby aqve on rt
Also large assortment OF Shades ~ svevv ,-,5
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smith, Dodu q OO.i
Va.
TohnT.fttla

TOHN LITTLE IS HEREBY NO
- TlFlEB that on the list day Of March, le6l, an
order Of attachment was Issued against him by
Madison Miller, Justice OF the Peace Of Cuyahoga
county Ohio, at the instance Of Smith, Dodd Co.,
who demand the sum Of S24O %, with Interest from
March 2Oth, 1861, Said win be Tor hearing on
JOSEPH POOL
mario I33l .-. ATTORNEY for piifs
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Sinking Spring Items.


Mr.. EDIToR:-Miss Margaret Will
son, daughter of Col. Thomas II. Will
son, formerly Of this place, but now Of
Latham, Pike county, was buried here
on Friday March the 1st A large num-
bor of people were in attendance at the
funeral.
Abraham RhOads, an old citizen Of
this Township, died at his residence
three miles north of this place, on Sun.
day, March 10th.
The Republican Convention held here
on the 4th inst was the largest of the
kind ever held in this Township, The
following is the ticket nominated:
Justices of the Peace--Edeu Mckee
han, j. T. Hiser.
Treasurer-Isaac East
Assessor-Seward Lowe.
Clerk-Milton McKeehan
Trustees-G. r. Reed, Abraham Eu
banks, Thomas Washburn.
Constables Isaac Morehead, G.. W
McCoppin, Henry Rhoads,
Yours, CHARLIE.
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Merchants and ar otbors wanting CARDS, CIBCU-
LARS, HANnBILLs, or anything olro iu the way Of
pHnung can De accommodated on short notice at this
office.
We have good assortment OF Type Of The most bcau
tfl styles one of Lawyers Fast Job Presses, and Card
Press, which enables TO execute an kindsof Printing
With greater d'paoh and cheaper tm any othor office In
the county.
Being am experienced practical printer and giving our
to an Job Work. we arc confident Of our
aUiytO give satisfaction to a who favor us with their
orders.
n6-Ordou sent by mail promptly attended Co., and work
forwarded by first conveyance.
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Correspondence Of the News.

Denomination ~ n Conord,s sobooL
New VIENNA. o.. March. 1861.
Mr.. EprroR.-On Thursday last I
had the pleasure Of witnessing the clos.
ing exercises Of Mr.. Cornelius Conard's
School at the johnson School House
in your county. which passed off to tho
entire satisfaction of all present. Not.
witbstapdinr the eomporatiyelv short
time the pupils had for preparation, thcy
were not surpassed bv ANYTHING of the
kind 7 ever before witnessed in our coun.
,rv schools, and indeed in many pnrtic.
ulars thew surpassed our Village schools
which claim to be far ahead of them il
this line.
The fore part of the dav was oecupi
ed bv the examination Of the moro ad
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@atttrs about 9ourc.
sUBsOR1Pr1oN TERMS.

THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY NEWS ls published
every Thursday morning at Tho office iu smihs Row,
rorm8i
Mail 8ubsoribors-9t oycor; months, 5Ocentsi
Imouths, % -hr1rilblyu uiraHcs. narNo paper
sent longer than tho time paid 3r6u Subscrbars are
notified when thsirtimol Us about tocxpre by bills enc
cl0scdin thgpapor.
Town Subscribers -Nucludiugt hose whogct tho
paper at Che Post OWso or OHce of publication 6l
year u advance So 2j within six months, SD scat thc
ond OF the year. No deviation from thcsetorms.
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Religious Discussion.

We understand there is soon to be
Religious Discussion at Winchester,
Adams county, between Elder W. D..
MOORE of Fairview, in this county, and
Rev. Mr. McDILL, of Eckmansyille,
Adams county. The debate is to oom-
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday,
April 9Th, and to continue six days.
The following will be the order Of dis
cussion:
First day: Mr.. McDill afirms, "That
according to the Scriptures, in Christian
Baptism pouring or sprinkling is sufH
cicnt.' Mr. Moore denies.
Second day; Mr.. MoDil afirms, "That
an Infant of a protesting Christian is a
proper subject of Christian baptism.
Mr. Moore denies.
Third and fourth days; Mr.. Moore
alirms, "That Baptism administered to
a believing ponitent is in order to the
remission Of past sins Mr.. McDll
denies.
Fifth and sixth days: Mr., MoDill af
firms, THAT Human Depravity is he
reditary and total" Mr.. Moore de-
nies.
Mr.. Moore is a minister of the demon
inatiOn called tho Christian church, anC
Mr.. MoDill Of the United Presbyterian
church.
This will doubtless be a very inter
ostiug discussion, both the disputant
being men of acknowledged ability
We learn that the Floral Hall be
longing to the Agricultural Society i
to bo fitted up and used for the occa
, sion
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Correspondence Of tho News.
Greenfield Items.
0REENTIELD- MaToh ~ I86L

few days ago, by the report that tho
Small Pox was in town. The old wo.
men were greatly frightened, and chill
dron and all others who had not been,
were vacinated in short order; oil Of
which was q very good thing. It is best
to always be prepared for such a hate
ful malady. But when tho truth Of
the matter was asoertaiDod, IL proved to
be the varioloid The Doctors tell us,
however, that person will take the
ISmall.Pox from that Our Town. Coun-
Gil have made arrangements TO prevent
| its spreading.
Our Methodist friends have got thoir
church very near finished. 1t will be
the. finest church in the county, much
finer than their church that the storm
destroyed
Nearly all in this section we're well
ploased with tho Inaugural. It was
just the thing for Republicans and Bell
men, and most Of the Douglas men
There arc some few Democrats that
take the side Of South Carolina, but
they are te,0, and they had better get
fewer before long, if a collision should
come between the North and South.
Some Of Mr.. Diokoys friends have
been trying to fix up an apology for
some Of his votes in the Legislature, es-
pooially the one he gave for tho State to
repudiate her debt to the General Gov
ernment Why the Democrats voted
for repudiation I must confess 1 cannot
understand unless they wish to follow
the example of s. Carolina, 1t would
have ruined the credit of our State, aud
disgraced her forever But it is now
clear that it is the leading policy Of a
very large number Of the old Democrat
io party to destroy the Government
On these questions that old defunct par
, ty proposes to come once more before
the people, this Fall, which will un-
, doubtedly bo the last time that party
will ever insult the people Of Ohio with
p their foul disunion aud reasonable doc,
trnos.
Some Of our fellow.citizen started to
Washington last week, but not to get Of.
fces, Of course.
- The Sons Of Temperance had an An.
niyersary Supper here on last Friday
evening 1t was complete success
None were admitted but Sons anc
Duupbters Of Temperance: potwith
.,.nJ;un L;. ,hoir nm ruo. o-ouJ,d
j. II 5OOu 1OPP'' '""aUS nm ''''" "' :
warm !" 'i' cause u Gu PU'1u''' NJ
'or 'no supper 'n'y mou S0mO Boo'
oO'e'' ~ anu 's'pO"'e'' "0 ''"0" D1>
0"pO''"00 ''O'u'O'' 'lo' n, - "aI P'''
c ou anu inuu0 So"'' 'ol''"5 Sp'o0"'S'
c 1 MS was 'no'E seoonu anniversary
Ou' llo'ol BUSINESS ie'o Jus "O''
so"o "u 'n'''o U"1"s'' W. po'
ol '"e No'Ion",' mas O'OuS"' ou' AZ ~
r'auA''u' Oo'' IA P'. viii '"'o" DO''
hotels 'oge'heri ana "non TINS Is uon
II Will accommodate more O0FuoFs 'no'
10 any mouse IN the county
" Inc hePuolcans OF Maalsoh town
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BTT,T, HEADS.

We are printing beautiful article Of Bill Heads on
luc paper ruled to order, at 88 ream, SO per half
rcum So per quarter r..n-ropor included. ream
containsohout 25gu B Heads assorted Sizes Merchants
dnd tom great COMMUNICATING time aud trouble
In making out bills, while answering tho same purpose
as a Business Card.
Call and see our samples
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We invite the attention of Merchants, Lawyers, phy-
scions audol othors wanting Business Cards TO
poror facilities Tor printing them. Having FuH Crd
Press, Ntho only in tho counyD can furnish Cards
of a kinds printed u better style, and at lower prices
than any other office in the county Prices from 81 90
90 S6 per thousand
Call and look at our specimens
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CONSTABLE AND MARSHAL.
Mr. EDrou.-pleuso announce that JOHN RECKLY
will De supported fOr Marshal Of Hsboro and Constable
Of Liberty tpi ut the ensuing election, by
murli MANY CITIZENS.
Mu. J. u. BnNHDvNy;-Y0u will please announce
JAMES W. UDGGETT % candidate fUr reelection as
Marshal Of illsDOro and Constable OF Liberty tp aud
Obgc MANY VOTERS.
marlIf
MH. EDIrou-poasc announce that ARMSTRONG
BARKER will be candidate ior Marshal oi HHshuru
and Constable of Liberty township az The ensuing April
election, and will b5supportodby MANY VOTERS.
murf#
Woare authorized to announce WILLIAM Y. BROWN
candidate for Marshal Of Iisb0rD and Constable Of
Liberty township at the ensuing April election.
MARI"
ASSESSOR
Mn. EDTroB-ploasa announce thc namo OF JOHN
CHAPMAN as acauldaa for Assessor OF Liberty town
ship, nt the ensuing election, and 0hligc
MARI MANY CITIZENS.
CONSTABLE
Ma EurToB-ploase announce the namo Of B. R. S.
JONES candidate for Constable of Liberty township
at thc ensuing election, and obligo
murli@ MANY FRIENDS.
/ wearc authorized touunounco NJ r. WTLLETr ns q
candidate Tor Constable of Liberty township at the onsu
/ ,ug April election. marlI
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TO Correspondents.

We are under great obligations to
our attentive correspondents in differ.
ent parts of the county, for sending US
items of interest from their respective
neighborhoods. We are always glad to
receive such favors, and solicit them
from our friends in every township
If they have not time to write careful
ly, or arc not accustomed to writing
for the press, Let them simply send us
the facts, and we will make all neoos-
sary corrections in style, punctuation,
&c. Write on one side of the paper on.
|ly, and always give your real name, not
for publication, (unless you desire it, J
but as a guaranty of responsibility.
Write as briefly as possible. Long
communications have much less chance
of being read than those which arc short
and to the point, And remember
that all communications should reach us
not later than Monday eUenRg, to be in
time for the paper of the same week
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Samuel B. Keys ESQ., gives notice
that all holders Of the FIRST mortgage
bonds of the Hillsboro & Cincinnati
Railroad Company, who are dssirous
of exchanging them for the first pre-
ferred stock Of the Marietta and Gin
oinnod Railroad as reorgauized, can do
so by 6ling the bonds with him at his
Office, % East Fourth Street, Cincin-
natl
BG~See advertisement of Prof i,
Miller's Hair Inyigorator and Liquid
Hair Dye, in another column.
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The "Union Exhibition Club Of
Penn Tp, an association of young la
dies and gentlemen, propose giving a
public entertainment for the benefit Of
the Kansas sufferers. The exercises will
consist of music, defamation, and dra-
matte performances. Due notice of time
and place will be given by handbills.--
The charitable object Of the entertain
ment should insure it a liberal patronage.
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HORSE AND JACK BILLS.

Having good supply Of typo aud cuts, prepared
TO print Horse and Jack Bills in the best manner, o.
short notice Terms as cheap as the cheapest.
Orders by mail promptly attended 70, and the work
forwarded by theeariost conveyance.
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AZ Toddla
DR. w. w. HOIWTS.

nHYsICfAN AND SURGEON, tondors hiB prolsssion.
l al services Co the citizens 0fIsborouEh and vicH.
ty Special attention given 20 Surgical oasJa end trett
meut ofChrouic di8c0Fos.
Hd- ONCE rem0yodtUJ. NJ Tfimblcs corner. west of
Post Ohgg. Office hours from 60 a. d.. l2 Co L. and
from Go r. h on Saturdays the Dr. WI be i0un5 iu
hs office FROM A. ST. TO p. NJ, giving patcutHan op-
purtuniy 90 consult him for the treatment Of chronic hLd
lJug-ttandiuE dlscJECs
Atught he will bo found at his 90 the Ellioott
House. r5 Night calls promptly attended 60. n0v3tf
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THE HOUSE AND GARDENING are
making up clubs for this cheap and cx.
cellent Monthly, noticed in our last is.
sue. We will furnish it to a Club of 10
subscribers at 40 cents each, or a Club
of 90 or more at 30 cents each. The
regular price to single subscribers is so
cents. Send in your names and money.
BZ- These Clubs may be made up Of
subscribers at different post-oficcs.
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The Oil and Star Candle Factory Of
THos ESIERY & Son, corner Vine and
Water streets, Jinr was entirely de-
stroyod by FIRE on Sunday Of last week
Loss sIGO,OOO
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Price IS cents per Box; rive boxes for siOO.
LKNmh0Od,
How Lost, How Restored.

Jusr pUHLIEHEu IR A sEAtEn ENYuorri
nNTUE NATURE, TREATMENT AND hAplCAh
~ CURE OF FSpEHMATunHhWA,o ,orhrmiual Neskr
Emissions, Inducing impoicnty, end Aenini gua Ilfst
ichllurapacity nY RuH'r J. .C1YErUrlt tN- Ar Auihf
of the "Grc.u B0uE, ,"'&c.
Iin w0r'd.unoaurd author, iu ihV adudrHllf De-
ture, clearly proves irou hls oWn Wpeffnra inat Ne
awful ronst ancet oi aelfa ugr mhy ne tletluil ~
moved vithaut u.adlrno ana luut danftrnHs aufrifi
operations .hour IuUfrumeuta. ruEa cotlhiaf i-
ine out lnola of cone at onoe ootain uud feiual ~
which ercrE sunuer. uonmuHr What DO c0noiiIoN NHH
ha MAY ct.ro himself cAauIB prfafH oHa fHaiailiF
ThlB Lecture viii prove ahoou t0thousuuda and ibouf
auda,
8ont tundersonl to liy address p ad, ,on the reof D 3
az two postage fElHWs, uy sddr E.WF lH. th, y. '.
kLtNE. ~. n, l,7 BuNcy Sew loth insi onra h't
ftsf. HhiItHrN.t. .