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Tba EYD,osion a1,AIJeebeny ArssenaI

The Explosion aI,A1egheny Arsenal
The court of inquiry convened on the
5th Of October, to investigate the cireum-
stances attending the explosion at Ale
gheny Arsenal, Pittsburg, on the 18th of
September, has reported;
awe find that the cause of the explosion
could not be satisfactorily ascertained,
but that possibly the young man Smith, de-
ceased, may have caused 1t by Jumping up
on the powder barrels which may have had
powder dust upon their heads that Col Sy-
mington, Commandant at the Arsenal, took
every care and precaulion suggested by
experience and prudence to guard against
accidents Of every kind; that in the ad-
ministration Of his duties he has exhibited
every evidence of zeal and integrity, and
that he has exerted his whole ability IN
the discharge Of his duty for the public
interest, although occasionally confined BY
sickness"
Lieutenant-Colonel Geo. Andrews, o. 8
A., was President Of the Court.
The President has approved the findings
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Great preparations are being made for
the coming operations in the west, in
which "winter quarters" are not yet dis
eussed. It is stated that the aggregate
force marshaled for the army campaign in
the west and southwest will not fall short
Of three hundred and ffty thousand, who
will do battle under the following COM
msnders
l. hearmy concentrating in the Kanav-
ha Valley, under Major-General Cox.
2. The army of MsjOr-General Granger,
organized opposite Cincinnati, and now
moving through Central Kentucky.
g. The grand Army Of the Ohio" under
Major General RosecTans, at this time upon
its second march to Middle Tennessee.
4. The army Of West Tennessee under
Major General Grant.
5. The army forming under Major-Gen-
eral McClernand for service along the
Mississippi River.
8. The army of the Southwest Major
General Curtis old oonmand) now Oper-
sting in Southeastern Missouri
z. The Army Of the Frontier" at pres
ent campaigning in Northwestern Arkan-
sas, under Brigadier-General Schofeld.
The Rebels are known to have but four
armies in the field east and west Of the
Mississippi with which to meet this ire
mendous loyal force, viz +: the army under
Loring, in sOuthwestern- Virginia the
united armies of Kirby Smith and Bragg,
in East Tennessee; the army under Penn
berton QaIe Van Dorn's), in Northern
Mississippi; and that until recently COM
manded by Hindman, in Northern Arkan-
sas. The highest estimates made Of the
strength of these several armies range as
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A correspondent from the battlefield,
speaking Of the effects Of passing rife
ball, says; But the most singular thing,
and which I do not remember to have
heard mentioned heretofore, is the effect
of these balls upon the atmosphere through
which they pass. The passage Of one i'm
mediately across your face is followed by a
momentary sensation Of deathly sickness
The air seems thick, sitting and putrid,
like that of q newly opened vault, accom-
panied by an odor Of certain kinds Of
fungi found in the woods, and never will
ingly disturbed by man or beast. Ishould
like to know if any one else has felt this,
or If IL is 9 peculiar fancy Of my own
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
The Next House Of Representatives.
The States which have already elected
to the United States House of
have chosen as follows:
So. Adm,rst!oa. oppo.Itlaa. D,5tsaI
A aooa Reeord CON lhe GuIE

Admiral Farraguts report of operations
upon the Gulf shows that the Navy has
been driving Its work admirably well upon
the rebel coast. Galveston, Corpus Christi,
Sabine Pass and adjacent portions of the
coast were rapidly and successfully attack
ed, and the work still goes on. There IS
no confirmation of the reported capture Of
Mobile, but we do not expect to walt long
before hearing that that port also acknow-
lodges the supremacy Of the stars and
stripes which wave above ii.
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sPER ERHAIORHGA.



Fnsss are no times for anything bat faets. And =,
length fact Is known In medicine; ii is this-tha
pain fs rslisTsd and dssaso cured b
PURGATION WITH BRANDRETH's PILLS-
This is as much fact In medicine as that the m
nat is tact in navigation, that gravity is fact
astronomy, or that Light Is but heat rarihed. bu
which pleos Of glass can oondsnse into heat again
Bur the great fact Of the present day Is that
BRANDRETH's PILLS
Invariably open the bowels, and that All the humorl
which cause pain are controlled By natural ahnitg b.
this GREAT MEDICINE
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEFER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
ar. John PudnsT, Springfield, Union County New
jerry has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills
for heen years in his family, and ior all his hands,
in which time these Pills have cured them Of Bilious
affections, Headache, rheumatism, FeTer and AgusI
Measles, WhO0ping Cough and in fact al the diseas
q to which large family Is occasionally sub ct Be
says he hss never known thom TO fail and viii Be
pesssd to give his s5ssimOnT at all lines in favor o
Brandreih's Pills.
ISigned JOHN PUDEEY,
Springfield, Union Co., Nj.
An enquiries Immediately answered bE addressing
Dr. Brandrcth, New York
"a New style Of Braudreth Pills ct the sols azoney
IN
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The following letter was received at the
Office of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue:
"to the Clark of they intirnal reTinue.
Washington, D. G.
s1R: would like your dicisiOn upon
the following question.
Arc newsboys peddlers, and if So are
they liable 10 be stamped ontof
Respectfully, J. BRows-
skowhegan, Nov. 4, 1882"
The Commissioner has not yet made his
decision on the important question raised
above.
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; 7
VA. a. GRrGa QO--q-nts fresly give you lib
erty 10 make Use Of the following certificate OF the
value Of Cdnsti utton Water, whlcn can recommend
10 toe highest manner
MY yrifa who was attscked with pain In the sboul-
dsTs whole length OF the tack, and IN =. limbs, with
Palpitatot Of The Heart, attended with Falling Of
tEe Womb Dysmanorrhg and irritation Of Ihs iiad-
der. 'al, PHI eian. who attended her ao.u5
her. thtn employed on Of the b-st physician5
could find, who attended her for about nine months,
and whiIe she was under his care she did not suher
quite ss Enu psin; be u lily gave her up and said,
'-her o4ss was incurahle " 80 >, said heI she hes
en- ,or one Opr inst some other Of her uihCul.
ties +" About his time, sfe connenced TIE u . q
Cons'itutiUn Wat r a11 70 utter sstonisnnl'
almost the frst dOse seemed te have the desired et
foot, and she KEPT on improving 7. pidly under is
treatm Mt, and now tuperiDtBnus entirely her DO
me tic adars She has Lot taken any Of the Cpnsii'
tut 90 WEfer f5r sbour four wEs, and are d. ppy
WM. NJ. VAN BENsQHQTEh.
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DysmenaTrkad, OF Paigfay AsnstTdtion, and
IN HsaorrhGgia OF Profzss FlOWing,

Both d. eases arising lrom faulty secrs ion Of the
Iuenst rual faidin the one case being too LITTLE and
arS,u panied By severe pun and the other too pro-
use rservti ~, which will 10 speedily cured bg the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLING or IFB WOMB
Ioh s he result OF relaxation Of the isaments o.
hat organ and Is known by ssBse Of heaTtness and
dragging paBs In the back and sides and az lines c-
9 uipauisd by harp lariuating or shooting pains
Ihroug the paris, wall, In all cases, be removed BY
tho medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from IR-
ntTArtnS OF p WOKE, WHOA physicians Call Ncr-
vlusue.s which SUrd covers 10 much ignorance, and
N nine cases Out OF ten tho doctor docs not really
disease the mptOms. We can only snuulsrate them
hare * niore paTticua ly OF Cold eet, Paipl-
tas i1n the Hea I, impaired Me EOryg aeiulnes7i
',ss OF HsJ LSngour, LaIsltute, eLd Dimness ol
Visioa.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

The Lorain News reports the death of
Loring Wadsworth, for more than forty
years a resident of Wellington, LOrain
county. With the growth and prosperity
of the place he from the first identified
himself, so that no scheme Of public bene-
fit or improvement has been adopted With
out his active cooperation in originating
and perfeeting.
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Nn Famine nr Nashville.

We have the gratifying assurance from
Nashville that there is no danger Of a
famine at Nashville, good stock of pro-
visions being stored there. General Rose
Grams reached the city without interference
from the guerillss.
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The gaps in the Blue Ridge, through
which an army can pass-of which we
hear 90 mueh--are seven in number, viz:
YestaITs, eight miles from Harper's Fer
"; SnickeTs, twenty-fOur miles from the
ferry, through which passes the Alezan-
dria and Harpers Ferry Turnpike; Ash
by's, thirty-eight miles from HarPer's Fer
", through which passes a branch pike
from the Alexandria to Winchester
Fourteen miles below Ashby's is Manassas
Gap, through which runs the railroads
eight miles below is Chestor's Gap, road
not much travelled, passes through it
twenty miles still further down is Thorn
tons Gap, through which the supplies fol
Lee army were hauled in wagons from
GOrdOnsville and CulpePper. L is probable
hat the main body Of the rebels made
good their retreat through ThorntOn's eaI
some days ago.
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It was said that when the Emancipation
Proclamation was made known TO the ar
nv the officers would resign by scores, and
the army would be demOraliEed. Has any
body, up to this time, heard of any Of these
designations? Atlength, however, one mar
tyr to conservative principles has been
found to offer himself up as bright exam
ple to his fellow officers. he is not Major
General, not Brigadier General, not even
a Colonel, nor yet is he Lieutenant-Colo-
mel or Major, and in fact, no Captain 5
straps adOrn his shoulders. But-alas for
the country and the army now-One Lieu
tenant filed with braggadocio or whisky'
rendered his resignation, not willing to
flesh his maiden sword in support of the
Proclamation. The young hot-head was
verv properly arrested and sent to a mill
tsrv prison TO cool of, and then ordered to
rs;oin his regiment and go to work. But
he was bound to be q martyr, and go again
rendered his resignation. This second Of
fence was only treated as it deserved to
be when he was arrested, dismissed from
the service, and his badge of rank stripped
from him in the presence Of his whole reg
iment. Served him right. lie to pretend
70 demur at the PRONUNCIATION of general
order by the Commsnder-in-Chief Of the
American Armies He fancied he was
showing the spirit Of man, but it was
only the irritation Of on ass.
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0aIo PEEITESITART.-Through MIR. Mer-
ion, our valuable Prison Warden, We are
informed that the eonviots incarceTated at
this time is but 759. This is comparatively
a small number. The number has been
gradually falling of for several months.
Under the medical superintendenoe of
DR.. Loving the health Of the eonvicts is
very good. In health every precaution is
taken against sickness among the prison
ers; and when i'll the DR.. is exceeding care
ful and skillful to restore shem.-Stats
doRfaai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

TIE CUMBERLAND RIvEE.-The Nashville
Union Of the 4th says the Cumberland has
risen eleven inches, and that an increased
rise would be hailed with delight by sol
diers and citizens. Every thing is tco
high there except the river, and II that
would rise every thing else would 80
down.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

A. D. Richardson, chief correspondent
Of The Tribune, with Burnside's army, was
ran down yesterday, by six hullies on
ifoCIellan's staf, moved by drunkenness
and spirit OF hostility to the Tribune,
smbittered By Mcclellan 8 removal. They
made g formal apology - Rsshiagtoa Dis
SsfsA
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snooes, % Be lhe Test Of lIerlI.

We have constantly contended that in
military rule, as in civil and business life,
success must be the criterion of any mans
fitness for his post. As the manufacturer
would not keep an incompetent in place
as superintendent of his works, or overseer
over q gang of hands, SO we should demand
faithful stewardship and practical results
from those who have control Of our armies.
This policy seems to be atlast adopted, and
the removal Of Generals Buell. and McClel-
Ian are the first fruits A dispatch states
that the President, in conversation last
week with prominent gentleman from his
own State, said that in future success
should be the test Of qualification in our
Generals, and that failure, after fair trial,
should at once be followed by removal, un-
N the right men should be found to occu-
py the right places, Under this ruling we
shall have results that will astOnish those
who have believed that the whole science
Of war had been exhausted by Mcclellan
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by CHARLES L. FISH, as Attorney.
Cleveland oct. p, ls62 oGt 23.nb

MASTERS SALE. PUHsUANT
lll to the command Of decretal order Of sale
,rUm the Court OF Common Pleas OF CuyahUga Ooun-
" at the suir Of ths summit County BANK at Cuya-
hOEa Falls, against Isaac L. Hewitt aud Othsrs, TO
directed shall expose tor ss at public auclious
the door Of th- Court House, in the tfty Cleve
land, on the twenty -iUurtn day OF ovembeT, le82
at three O'Clock 2. m, the following described par
cells OF land situate In the City o. cleveland County
Of CuyahOsa and State Of Ohio, and known by being
part OF HeWitts subdivision o. tie sOcallsd Ierwin
property in said Guy Of Cleveland, to Wit:
Parcel No. Lot number ssYen Of said subdiyi-
sion. Appraised at q go
Parcel 40. 2--Lot number eight Of said subdiTi-
sion. Appraised IL 81 OOU
Parcel No. slot number nine and part Of lot
number ten of said subdivision, bounded as folows
commencing at the Intersection Of the essteriy line
Of Merw1n street with the souIherly line OF said lot
number nine; thence running Ortherly along said
line OF Merwin street twenty eight feet three and
half inches; thence southessterly along he center
line brick wsn nnety-ths feet four inches 70
the westerly line Of ahey thence sOuthwesterly
along the line OF said alley twenty eet to the
sOui herly corner OF said lot number nine thence
along the south rly line o. lot nine the place OF be-
ginning Appraised at 81, 10
October g, is63 HENRY G.. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
RANNEY, BACKUs s NOBLE, Pitts Atty s.
oct2s;4l5
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A letter from Gibraltar dated the 18th
ult., states tn the second mate, Hestor,
Of the pirate Sumter, shot Captain An-
drews on the 18th. The pirate craft has
been taken possession Of by the British,
and her crew Imprisoned on man Of war.
Hestor will probably be hung.
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Stone in Gle Bladder, Calculus, GTagsL Brick
Dust D,posit and Hueus or Milky
Dlrhar0ss after UTindtiHQ.

pIsease occurring from one and the So re canso viii
t entirely cursd b. The Constitution Water, If taken
for any lensth OF tins. The dose should vary vi
the ssye ity Of the Uiease, from twenty drops 10
ezspoonfai thres ii Gs day, In wafer. During the
pts-ige tn Calculus, the pain aud urgent 81 mp
IONS should be com battd with the proper remedies,
above dirsu ed.
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NC Chnse Of the AIabaraa.

The following feet have just sailed from
New York, the destination being known
only at Washington, but supposed to be
ebass for The Alabama:
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READ-RRAD-RRAD.


DR.. WIN. d. GREos-Dear Sir: In Febru-ry 1866, I
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and Tor months
I pass-d more than two gallons water in twenty
four hCurs was obliged 20 get I'd often or
twelve times during the ntaht Daring the month Of
July, s6l, 1 procured two bottles Of Constitution
Watsr and in two days after using Il expei teUoed
relic evd AZ er taxing ,wO butt es ] wds entirely
cured, scon after regaining my usual health.
Yours truly, }. V. L. DEWITT.
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DopeE. !

NJ OIlCE.-bENJAmIN DODGE, A
IN non-Fesiden Of the State Of Ohio, Is hereby
notified that on the 22d day Of october l5t2, Miller
II oPauglsr Med, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and Or tn. County Of CuyahoEa, IN the state
Of 0hlO his petition, setting Orth that Thomas W.
Morse, 70 the year los 70 the use ana et ne rSquat
certain executed and delivered BY sad Dodge in
b las tU Isaac Il. Gilespy TOR the ymt Mt OF
$1,000 which safd endorsed by SAID Morse
suIeIy for said DOuge, that said MOrss has assigned
said Spansls his claim against said Dodge for the
money paid at his reqa 81, and that be ore said
Morss paid sd money as afOresRil, sRid Dodge left
and has since remained Out Of the state OF Ohio
and pIaying tor Judgment against said Dodge IN
avor Of said SpGngler TOR The sum OF one thousand
dollars with int rest thereon, from the year l6Sg
said Dodge Is further notified that an attachment
has been issued in said action and that he ured
file his TO said petition on or before the
MILLER ii. sPANGLER.
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IEaAL NOTICES.
PLTCATTON FOR PARDON
sal
NTOTIOE OF SALE OF STOCK

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK.
IN B. vir.ns OF a Pow Of AttgrBey snd As
sgument, xecuted on the Sd dsy ( 0ciObeT, A. ID.
ls57, b. d. Shankin, tue undersigned will sell, At
private sale, the OF UrOwel Lhi 8, l43
Wster-o,., Ceyelani, Ohio, o the 1T cay Of o.
vember, 1869, at ter o'clOc< A. NJ, siXty-fO cd
| shares Ofthe S-Ock oft III tsb rRh, Fort Wayne
! Chicago Rail DAD Company, being certificates Of
stock Hns. 1902 1903, I3O4, 35 and 1876 But Il no
SATISFACTORY private sale then nd thsrs be made,
sale Of be cams will IN and there be made pup
/ ic suction Henry L. OhOWELL,
i nuy7:8I4 OSCAR A CdILDS
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Ma89nchuHett1 ConGEeAshleAs
The old Bay State has done well. In the
midst Of Democratic and Opposition tri-
umphs elsewhere, she has elected ten Re
publicans and not one Opposition, to nine
Republicans and two Opposition in the
present Congress. The following is the
new delegation as compared with the old:
Dist XXXVIIIth Congress.
I. Thomas H. Eliot, (R.)
Il. ORkes Ames, (R.)
III. A. II, Rice, (R)
". Samuel Hooper, (R.l
Y. John B. Alley, (R.)
VI. Daniel ". GOochi RI
VII. Geo. s. Boutwell,, (R.)
VIII. John D. Baldwin, RI
TX. Wm. B. Washburn, (R.)
y. Henry L. Dawes, (R.)
Dist XXXVIIth Congress.
I. Thomas D. Eliot, (R-)
IL Bufhnton, (R.l
III. Benjamin +. Thomas, (Opp.)
". Alexander b. Rice, (R.
V. Samuel Hooper, (R.)
VI. John B. Alley, (R.)
VII. Daniel W. GoOeh, ri
VIII. Charles s. Train, lR.)
TX. Amasa Walker, lR.)@
X. Charles Delsno, (OppO.)
XI. Henry L. Dawes, (R.)
%Chesen to fill the vacancy occasioned by tht
death Of Mr.. Bailey
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DIED.

In this city. On Tues say evening. November llth
Of Diptheria GEO " WOODWARD, ag IS year.
The deceartd was much BELOVED IN the variou' re-
lsticns otlife Few fulfilled the ddiies Of husband
fsiher brotl or md son al did he HIS loss will be
deeply iet By lsrge circle ofmourninsr and
friends.
Fun raj VII take place TO NOR ow CFriday) morn
ing as9o'o'ocf ircm bis "a residenc, No s. H T
moa-st FIi n7s o. the family are invited to a'tfnd
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Suppressed Nsasturatioa,

which IN 4 unmarried female Is q constant Iecur-
ring disease. ana through giect e seeds Of more
erzIe an nan serous maadtes the RESULT and as
month after month pisses without an effort being
mad to assist nature the suppression becomes ehron-
ic The patient gradually looses her APPETITE, the
bowels are co siipa ed, night sweats M on, aud
Consumption finally sncs her career.
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mrErosD, Conn. Nov. Is. lsgi.


Dr. VIZ q QEEee-Desr sir; have for several
2 rou4 disease Gravel, which sistsd ali remedies
md do fars until took Constitution wafer, Hnq
YOU MAJ assured that 1 wa eX dinsly pleased
with the e5uit. II enti ely cured me- Q % ysu
ma make any use Of ny name you may g NJ In re-
gard to the medicine. ~ have entire conndeQee 10
Its eHoacY. Y0uTs truly FUND DsIhONS'
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives thoEs organs time 70 ovor their healthy
10 md Wig r are able 70 state ii { the Coasi-
tpriou Wsler ha, cuIed every ezso OF Diab=tes Ia
which il has Seen given.
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IAPORTAEF 70 FEMALEs.
nR. CHREsEMAN,s PILIi

DIX. CHGES EmAE' y PILLS.
The combination OF ingredients In these Pila are
the result OF long and extensive practice They are
mid in their operation, and certain IN correcting ali
irregularities, painful MensTuation removing al 80,
5tEuetions Eheth0r from cold otherwise, headaches
pain in the side, oaiPtation Of the heart whites l
nervous ansctiOns. Mysteries, fatguo, pain IN the
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, whiee ariasl
iron interruption OF nafuro.
DR.. CHEEsEHAN' PILLS
Wa ths commencement OF : new Grain The treatment
Of thoss irregularities and obstructions which have
consigned 20 many to = premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an obstruction taxes place the general
health begins to deciina-
DR.. CHEEsEHAN'5 PILLS
are the most sectusl rOnedy ever known for 81 con.
piants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are
Invaluable including with certainty periodical reg.
ularity They are known to thousands, who have
used them a. dnsrent pariods throughout the eoun.
ty having the sanction 0f s0me OF the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used. with each Box The Prlee, 81, 90 per Boz.
containing nom 90 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, b. remittiug b the
PTOpristor. Sold By Druggists generally.
&. B. HUFCHIEGS, Proaristor.
% Cedar-st., New York.
sTBose { IARNsTRoEq. agrl4:oovRgi
B6- A warning to the unwary, and one
81 mighty 20 save,'' Is contained il the book 50 HU
/ MAN FRAILTY, OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
/ SEARCHES " Il explains fully and unequivocalll
the secret cause Of functional arrangements aud
prostrated powers. with unIaillng instructions %
eradicate every trace and particle Of the vencm Of
/ disease, that pnaEing worm that insidiously bat
| too suTsiJ eats away and undermines the o0ustitu
ti0n, leaving huf tho wreck Of his former salf
Tho victim OF thiz fatal tendency should lose not
moment In procuring this inTaiuabls work Sold
Dr.. BARROW, lsi Bieecksr street, New York Prics
/ 25 cents Sent fre0 everywhere.
Sold also By O. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland