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E 7. HODSON,
Postmaster, Ogden, Id.

Several times have we answered The ab3Fe
inquiries. We know of no such Society
The circulars that have been brOughtto to our
notice are all dated at Cleveland, Ohio. Will
our Cleveland contemporaries inform US
whether the agency is genuine or bogusP-
Our own impression is thst it is bogus, and
we would advise the public to have nothing
to do with it, Cincinnati Gazette.
TheabOvs pretended agency is bogus, as
we stated when its circulars were frst sent
out. The circulars call for subscriptions to
furnish dabulGHess for the Union army which
is about as sensible as would be circulars
askingths people to subscribe to furnish ths
troops with ratipnsor cavalry fegine6ts with
horses. Government provides ambulanees
enough for the armies. We again warn the
public against this attempt at imposition
Let the humane contribute to ths Sanitary
Commission or the Soldiers Aid Societies,
and their money will be well expended.
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Ez-Capt, Peaso 1s. Col. Hazen.

EDS. LRADEE: In your paper Of Tuesday,
I notice communication, copied from thd
Lorain County News, signed ALoSzo PEAsE,
rejecting in strong terms on Col. W. B. HA-
ZEN, Colonel of the 4lst regiment of Ohio
Volunteer Militia. Permit the undersigned,
private in Co. of that regiment and now
on furiough to recover of severe wound
received in the service of the country, to say
that with the consent of the soldiers of the
4lst regiment, e1-Capt. PEAsE, cannot make
Col. HAzEN the scape goat to cover his
own want of military skill. So far from
Capt PEAsE being 6t man to command a
company, there were but few men in his
company but would have made better OF
more efficient officer. Sosnotorious was this
fact that it could not escspe fhe attention of
the Colonel, and that officer, unwilling
to allow his men to be sacrificed to the pride
and imbecility of Capt. PEAsE, he intimated
the fact to the Captain requested him IN
urgent terms his resignation, and this, take
it. ,lis the head and front of the COlonel's Of
tending. a 5as
The charge that Col. Hazen regards mis-
men as 'mere machines" is an outrageous
faIsehood. No commander of a regiment
could be more careful of his men-none
looks more to their comfort on the march
or on the bivouac, and the fact that he would
not leave brave men in the hands of Capt.
Pease, is proof positive Of the fact.
With the single exception of the fact that
Col. Hazsn requires certificate of sickness
to excuse a soldier from drill, in which the
undersigned thinks be was right, and in the
other fact that Capt, Pesse was torced to
resign, I do pot believe the statement Of
Capt. Pease to be true in single psrticu-
lar. A. HURBELL,
Private Co. 3, 4lst Reg't.
Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. 29, 1859,
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"Fbo Hatenul Word Of OOmprOmlDo.''

THE Hateful Woro oi Oompr0mlses"
The Plain Dealer Of last evening comes
cut fairly for closing this war by cOmprO-
mise. The hated and hateful word of ''com-
promise" has for tho last six months been
bsnished from the land. "NO compromise
with traitsrs" has been the watChword while
the two armies stood over against each other
in the field. The country reused up to
defend the nations honor and life, and ''ccm-
promise" was thrust aside BY the strong
arms that welded the musket and the sword.
For time, the Plain Dealer was earnest in
the support of the Union and in the work Of
crushing out the rebellion. But apparently,
aI It's pretended independence of party for
the eountrys good, was but q sham, done
because that was bound to be the winning
side. The old love Of slavery and sympa-
thy with Southern despOts is beginning to
creep oat. The Editor boasts Of being q
Dsmoerst and so, when Democrats Of In
diana, Of the Jesse D. Bright school, met
in convention a few days ago, and by speech
and resolution, renewed their fealty to the
god Of slavery and Southern rights, the Plain
Dealer hailed the act with joy and prepared
to Join them. he would have taken the
same ground before, could he have found
company. He now renews his old cry Of
'Populsr Sovereignty" and is base enough
to urge q compromise with the rebels il
arms He says that we must stop fighting
whip the enemy, or compromise. The frs
not one Of our coo, 900 soldiers would thinl
Of doing, and none but a coward would pro
pose it. The last is not a whit less coWardly
and is proposed by nobody but those few
ike the editor Of the PIcindesler-who can
not see their country unl4sa through Dem
ocratic glass, and whose talk Of sacrificing
party 70 country is all gammOn, and thinl
they never win do. The second is what W
all intend to do, and what viii be done il
three moathsffo this time.
The fact is, Gray sees danger ahead to hi
favorite institution of slavery. BE is strai
that in the struggle for the nations life, th
slavsholder may bs hurt, and be cries for
miserable, trucking, and eoWsrdly cOmp7c
mise. Il won't dol the people won't hay
it That sort Of eringing was done Wit
long ago.
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NEW VORR mAHKEF-Jan. 20.
~ muruanAuu

NAAAA4AAAAa4
gLOUR-Markst rul quiet and hFm, closing
Sales 300 at s., IS for superne state; s57Oa
$50 extra stAtei e64S9655 for Buperhne Westerni
IS eSd 6Oo Tor shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; a6.lnn6.75 tor trade brands
. CANADA FLOUh-Markst dull and without
change. sales $50 bbls at S545A5,5j for Buperhnei
N5,iO36,T5 for common TO choice extra
RYk FIADR-aaik ket quiet and steady. Sales
$50 bbls at 50. .30a4,z5
CORN mhAls-M Market quiet and unchanged
Sales ls2 b ls Jersey at goo.
WHI8KY-Market unchanged. Sales 900 bbls
st 2ia2l54, closing nrm.
WHbAF-N thing Of moment doing, shlPpers
not dftposed to operate, and holders not willing 10
submit 70 any love- prices in order to make sales
RYR-MErkst frni. Sales OF $50 bush at $40
BARLRY-scarcs and nominally $500
CpRN-Market dul and quiet at nominal quota
tion for MIXED western 5te. shippers oher % ana
OATs-MarEst quiet aud unchanged. Sales 81 Al
R42 for Jersey, Canada, western ana state. 80,
P0RK-MRrket rules quiet and nrm Sales l41O
! and city pIims mess; gsY5Oas.5O for prime
RERF-MArket rules quiet aud very hrIn; sales
for country mess; SlOO00l2,0O for rsEscksd mssEi
/ SI2 750llO 90 for extra me1s.
PRfmR nKRaS BEEE-hArkst is quiet and
aRrF HASis-M Market steady and Arm at sll o
AI5O6 We notice sales Of 100 Dbls choice Western
~ t 7SS' RITs@aSrkst dull aud heavy Sales 20
8AI0Hgsides are dull and lower. Sales I,OOc
bIs ahsrt clear middles at X.
l DRESSED H0Ga8-ln lair demand az u 10 IoE
/ western and iE,25 for city. !.
TERD-Fair business doing, bot market tends
slightly in favor Of purchasers sales Las bSls a
Guiding 900 bbls deliverable In March 81 anu O'
Ai sDES 'iSR--selins slaviE at lle'so for Ohio
&c OHFRS II 5I71S SF-EisrEst = dull at s96@Yc.
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CERTrFIOATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the sIst day Of January, lsss.l +
AUDIToR OF sTATE's OFFICE,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMEEF,

OOLUAbUbi Onl0t January a EbL
Whereas. the NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN.
6URAGOE COMPANY, located at New Tork, IN
the State Of New York, has filed In this office
sworn statsment OF condition, eg required b. the
hrst section OF the act Eo Tesulats insurance Com
psnes not incorporated By the etate Of Ohio pass-
ed A prtl s, 1856; and, whereas, Gaid company has
furnished the UNDERLINED satistac orr evidence that
Il Is possessed Of At least Ons hundred thouB nd
dollars Of actual capital invested In stocks, Or in
bond, in mortgages Of real estate. worth double
the amou3t for VII oh tbs same 70 morfgagad; and,
whereas, said c5m Pany has nledin this once witt
ten instrume under its corporate seal, signed hp
the President ana Secretary thereof authoriHing
any agent agents Of said clmpany IN this State,
10 acknowledge service OF process, for and in hall
OF said com pany, oonsentlng that such service Of
proce-s shall be taken aud held be valid as II
seIVsd upUn the eomTauys according 70 the laws OF
this OF an7 ether State, and waving all claim or
right Of error, Dy r,ason Of sucn acknowledgment
Of service,
Nov, therefore. in pursuance OF the frat section
o. thu alor said act, I, Robert w. Tayler Auditor
Of State for the State OF Ohio, do hereby cerfi.v
that said North American Fire Insurance. ComDanT
Of New York Is authorizes 90 transact the bn7nsss
Of Fire InslIaace 10 this sta until tbs thirty rst
dsy OF January in the year one thousand eight hun
drrd and sixty thrre. L. .a ~
- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, hsEs hsrsanto
lrSl subscribed my nama and caused me ssST OF
1hS mT once 20 Be amzsd the day and Jesr
R.W. TATLER, Auditor o. stsfs.
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A tOuching story is told Of a private SOL
dier At Port Royal who, having heard that
his wife, sister and two children had all died
Of dipthsris st home, became crazy. BE Wss
carefully tended BY bis comrades, but there
Is little hope of his recovery. His comrades
and friends contributed thirty-twO dollars,
which he sent to his mother 70 pay The funeral
zpasa Of his vhsEs fanily.
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The snow storm at Albany and vicinity
on Sunday and Monday was very severe
Trains upon all the railroads were delayed or
stopped entirely, no train being able to get
through from Albany to New York. A large
number Of roofs were crushed by the great
weight Of snow upon them, and the streets Of
Albany were nearly impossible from the
depth Of sn0W.
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Total assels of the Company ...........sgz sgz76,s s.
III lTsRVT1TfEa
TOtal LioDluEled.-.-.-.s.--.-
" MIsnELLANEOUS-

v.
The gre test amount insured in any one risk
so COO. b. sl
The creates amount allowed By he rules to be In
sured IN any one city, town or Village. No rule on
the eubject.
The e,satest amount allowed to be insured ip any
one block. No rule on the sub ecf-
The amount Of its capital earnings deposited Ia
any other state curity for Losses therein nam
ing them, with the amount in each, and Whether
such company tTansacts any business Of Insurance.
In said State OF States. None.
The Charter, or act Of Incorporation nf said Com
pany. In 1873. Iharter extended in 1885,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-30

Issue every sfternoo= at O'Clock an Even.
mg Leaaor esntaining all the latest news up %
thattime, The Evening Leader will contain all
TIE telogfaphio news received In the day time,
and e acompletg paper On itself Subscribers
an b furnished with the morning or evening
edition AZ the same price, via, I've dollars 9
year, Of Sly cent? per month. NeWs Agents fur
cished at q. 30 per 100 copies
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AUCTION SALES.
ERIDAY, JANUARY 31sT 1862
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

AT AUCTION, by................O. CUTtEk BUN
At House No. I3 Sheriff street.
o. Cutter b Son will sell on Friday, January 3lat,
at House No l3 sheriff street, commencing at 10
O'Clock A NJ the Furniture in said House, GOnslst-
ing of mahogany hair seat Sofa, do Sewing Chairs,
marrle-top Tables, mahogany and cherry Dressing
Bureaus, Ftench and Cottage Bedateadsi cane ssat
Chairs, Wash stands, What-NOts, Cherry extension
Table Brussels ard Ingram Carpets, Hair Ma tras
ses muslin curtains, Looking Glasses, EngrayinRsi
CrockeIy, Giassware, good Cook stoFet Wooo EsOVe
Kitchen Utensils, &C.
House up n at O'Clock on morning Of sale Pur-
chaEerB will be requIed to pay for and remove theiI
article without fail b. o'clock P. M. on the day q
sale.
Terms Cash, bankable funds on the day Of sale.
iau2o.9Tq
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A man In citizens clothes wanted en- ape
pointment 10 the army. "Well," said the
Secretary Of War, "what are your claims2'
81 was an aid-de-eamp of Col. Geary at the
Rght Of Bolivar, and am recommended for
the appointment by the President" "All
right, said Mr. Stanton, ii will attend to
your case" Individual insisted upon having
promise, inasmuch as he "had got the en-
dorsement of the President" 1.-THE Presi-
dent sir, Is very excellent man, and would
be glad If he had an appointment for every
man who applied, which, unfortunately for
his good nature, is not the case" "Well,
sir, am from st. Louis, am Union man,
and must 60 home suppose" "Well, II
can do anything for you, l will write you
there"
A soldier, in the uniform Of sergeant,
handed in q recommendation for hrst lieu
tenancy in an artillery corps. "Well, said
the Secretary, shave you ever smelt powder
in battle 2" "Not exactly, sir; but have
always been ready. was in the Mexican
wsr." GIANT help the Mexican war" said
Mr. Stanton, "that is too far back. Have you
been in any engagement in this war Z" "No,
sir. Ali want is a chance to get in one.
You can appoint me, and if you don't like
it l won't charge a cent extra pay, If can
only get the commission" The Secretary
laughed, SAID his case would be considered,
and he would be informed if the appointment
was made.
Another gentleman, who also appeared to
| be q friend of the Secretary, came in. Said
he, 81 want to see you" 'Oome here to my
room, and will set an hour when you can
come, and we will talk over matters" They
disappeared for few moments, and, as they
| returned, Ex-senator CRITTEEDEN greeted
him. he congratulated Mr.. STANTON on the
country receiving his services, for which Mr.
STANTON thanked him, and said he hoped Il
be an instrument OF aid to his country, bu
he should look to him and others for counse
in guiding his steps, HAny time, Mr.. CRIr
TEEDEN. day or night, any hour shall bC
glad to see you. You are always welcome
come and see me"
A young man wants clerkship. "Sorry
sir, there are no vacancies for the position
you wish, and l have had over thirty ap
plications already for it. I can do nothing
for you"
An officer, who was on SICELEs' stat
wanted an order or some means that ne c0ul
get his pay. he said that be had been il
service for several months and could draw
no pay. ''It is inconvenient no doubt to b
without money" replied Mr.. STANTON, ''anr
will Immediately order that your case b
attented to-"
And so it went on for FIVE hours, in whic
ne saw and heard all who came, pleasantly
and none went away but we're pleased wit
their entertainments and most Of them ha
their hearts made glad. Over two hundre
were listened to in this short time,
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The Humnne soeIelE AFain.

aHaa OGDEH, lnu.i Jan-- At.'
EDs. GAzETTE;-I received circular and
subscription list from DR.. g. ". Folhurss
Cleveland Ohio, agent o. s. Humane SOcie-
ty. Will you please advise the public,
concerning its genuineness. | can get sub
scriptions if the people know it to be all o.
Z. And much oblige yours,
Fl y n unn0ON
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FIOUR--Markst dull.
WHRAT-Msrksf steady with good speculative
demsnd, at T354c for No ]; Csc tor No ?.
CDRN-Market dull. Sales at &c
TIRa6 PDR Market firm and quiet. Hclders
ask $3.50; SO ,37x offered. ,-,s
DRESSED HOGS-Asrkst higher. Bales fine
LIVE HOG9-bIsrket firm at 90 2592,45-
REOEIPTS-8,7Oo bbls ieur; ls,OOJ bnsn yheati
EXGHGaa3E-0n New York, firm at 70 pre-
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NLEVELAND LIBRARY s9aIS
gsOCIA TIGE.
LECTURES FOR 1862.

Ths Lecture Committee have the pleasure Of IN
nOuncipg the following list Of Lecturers all whom
have definitely E5oePtsd the invitations extended to
them:
Jan. I7-E- P. WHIPPLE, Esa.. q Boston
Jan. Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, Of New
York. Subisct-''Ths Union"
Feb. -Doct. l. L. HAYES, the Arctic Explorer.
March l2-ReV. !. h. OHAPIR ID, Of Bsw York.
In addition to the shove, Invitations have been
DOct. Bellows, Pres't Of the Sanitary Commission,
Hon. EdEard Everett, g ". Curtis, Esq., aud 9th
sr distinguished Lecturers, the result Of which,
together with the time and place Of each Lecture
WP FUGa,
n. M OHAPIN,
EMAfHARD,
janIGBIl Lecture Committee.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRIETIEa.

~ Plain and ornamental printing Of every DO
ncrrtion doae &C the Printing EHtab bnhmont OF tns
Enlnnn Odoe, on the latest improved and most EeFq
etsam Presses IN TIE boat style, on short notice. Ra
g reasonable rates. Particular attantl9n sS 49, =
Aank work. Every deaorir rsion oi Alnolng qonel
s1ssciailF blank Bookh, LsdGuEl d0urnaiai hAlel
BsokH. ReooivinE Bookl, D., Ao.
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a.H.s9OUR mARKKE.-Jan 29..

r..- .lBT ElLBaRAFaJ
dONRY-Very dull at 5 per cent. on cali aad
psrer FIRST class steady at6HI.
8TERL1RtI 1cECHAN6HE-Duh ana heavy
ct ii3nilf for bankers bills.
z7Hffeik 1-Better, but n-t very actlye OnieagoG
Rock Island 555S b c.; Cleveland Pittsburgh 4qi
. syelsnd 4 Toledo 4l7s; Illinois Central scrip 6lsi
Mietig.n CsntraI 53s; Harlem prelsrred 3, Hud-
s7u 33k;r EFie IS; Nsw York Central 81; Pacine
Mail esS 5 81; Milwaukee Prairie du Chien 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AnARH nIIaTOMRR

WANTED, ,AOASH @ CUSTOMER
w TO purchase the stock Of Groceries aud
take the lease of Premises txpirlog prl iat lHoi
at very iow rent Of the store No iOsi uonman's
81 ok Public FquAre
The stock IL FIRST class, and tho trade embraces
the first femilies 10 town. The Store II now doing
q good business which fact be shown 70 the sat
isacliOn Of intending purchasers. The object n
dlspe slpg Of the irade Il owing the Propristors
being IN the Army, Possession given April Is, or
earlier n rcqDired.
Ths public may, until othsTwlse dspOsedfd, bay
firBt class Groceries retail atwhOlesale prices hom
o At0rk second TO none IN quality IN the ely:
II. W. JON Es, . en- and Coffee pealeFt
ian8O los HohmRr's Block.
CALT WATER HBRRINGS--
~ At WALSH 4 EVANS,
III Ontario stIeat.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
Jat WALSH EVANS.
III ontario street
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TH0S. Z. THOREEhL,
= Commissioner far OhiO In New York.
OryIoE o. rnE AppEroE d sEAIE, )

OFYICE or rHE AUDTToR OF STAIR, .
O9LUHBUs, o Jan %, led1. =
It is hereby certified that the foregoing Is COR
rect COPY Of the stAtement Of condition Of the
North american Fire Insui ance Company Of Rev
YORK., made to this Office ,or the 1862, and now
on file herein.
- Witness my hand aad ssal cfieiallE.
Cro1 4. W. TAYGER,
- Audit ~ Of stata.
-
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MARRIED.

In Mesopotamia, Jan. 33d by Rev VIM +. Mlni-
kan, WIN. B. FsUsS TO Mss ELIZABETH n /.
LABID. r..s a.st aHE
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AMuSEMEnIS.
ORPHANS BAZAABI

a Bazaar for ths beneat Of ths Cleveland ~
TUESDAY EvEEINa, JAN. %, 1852,
And oontinus for Tires Days.
The Hall viii hs splsucidly pacoratsd aud AZ
ra1Ret " "a B Q. hsi expoaing OF sails the Fabrics
and wares OF ell Nations.
- keircshufnt Tablaa viii b spread, where gan
liemen can lunch on fold Meats, Oysters Hot Cof
tee aud the lighter Injuries, from 70 A. n to 10 p.
Ms during The continuance Of ths Bazaar.
80 different Prog anne will be offered on each
evening.
The Temperance Band have kindly Voluntss--
cd their services for the ION, and will with
9th Z att actions, make the OrphRn'd BsEssr the
most charming eutsrtainment Of th8 Beeson.
season TicksiB 90 cents Single Tickets = osnts.
ianZ3.sT2
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state of New York. Ia

County Of New York. 5ts'
JAMES ". OILS. President, aud B. W. BLEECK
EB, SECRETARY OF the North American Fire Ins1r.
amos tompsny, beiog sererally sworn, depJse and
ssy, that the foregoing is full tTu5 and correct
statsment Of affairs Of tue said COmpauy-thst the
said Insurance Omp8ny Is the bOna 1de owner Of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
of actual cash capital invested In Stocks and Bonds
or in m 1rtgages on Real Esiats, worth double the
amount for whica the same 10 mortgagsd; that the
above describ investments, nor any part thereof,
are made for the bfneft Of a9y individual eXercis-
ing authority in the management OF said UomFany,
either President co retarys Treasurer ptTectsE,
or otherwise; that tbs mortgages above described
have not been assign 3D. nor IN anV msuner rsIeased
or impaired by said Company; aDd that they the
above described oficers Of said insurancet ompeny
). W. OF g. fresidedt.
L. W. BLEIpKRs, Secretary
~ subscribed aud swOFn before me, this 10Th
CIsl day tt January 1867
LS THOS. Z. THORHEhL,
~ Commissioner f3r OhiO in New York.
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aPRnIaI NnTTrE.

Eas cold season = a2pioacilinzi and go1r dllic1i
y WI SURELY Do Eosus and Bsshsp5 Feadsrsd y.
OURABEl.
Gners Il no guess work IN the eEsm iuafi0n on &c
the Administering Of the medicines, tor hy the IA
Utrument1 used there can Be no mistake, and tn
Doctor never hesitatsa 20 inform the patient or hh
friends Of the TBUE stale Of the cas-.
The Doctors pariors AZ the Wsddel Houss are
thrc1Ea5 tsiiys many pG-s5n8 somins from dlssanf
statss, and OtharB Who Vsys diaheartsaed By sorm-
sE experiences ald large suns Dzid 20 Gasols, RsfE
and bssltss aaa thst TOO byPayias . very uodasssl
md reasonable charge.
There & no charge Tor coasuitatsaa
Doctor AXEB does not cure b. mercury. ualrses,
tuinlns, blItsring, bleeding OF any Of the practices
Usually re80rtsd % IN the treatment Of chronie dis
,aIss. The Teatnasns e sdmlrabiy alaptsd 70 pr.
sons Who eEnn5S taslo stFpng msdicinas; the seeii
are prompt ald psr1alsnt, ana baf ~ esys tTisi
viii convince the m6st sksDfioai Tha Doctor Wis
stth pleasure name Parties Who can he sen ans
soaTsrssd With IN thH city, Fh0 hsFs been carat
b his mode g fEsstnent, Th0se EAO Frs nor
.AmPsring via the,r 7e5 HlasT - blind gulian1s
q ''trsEsling g-dociors, OF Eho a. cYfag ~ iach
e under the hands Of rhysicisuB Who Do not nrdar
stand the nature e tAsir disosse fEus Iaods q
surs, delay nc longer, but Whifa y0Q hasa he nnE
e. Sax IN 9 RATIONAL Way % regain go1z hzals1.a
Laele. 90, no ~ ealt-n lor ne oisaa.e = lF1f
on think Ehtle it q tl1aes Of thoze Eh1. like TG,
waited but IN vain and have gone Eeiora you lEsnF
thcusandB q thoss Who have gene doEB 70 ths
grave with euEBumption might haTs besH ssEed
disease when L Fas caiSrTa or tE1E1mafinn Of shg
snroa~ Pronf y rensoiiHs aPon fAsir RAJ aeS-
- Ths charge shall n No ssss b aboEs yplI
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ENLARGED NECK

which h % prevalent en- the Lafs sh1re-
PsrBon5 suffering nom ooaghs nighf EEeass
bleeding e ths funEs. general debility, sartiai
deafnsss, lpsret sight, Eoss Of Voios, hoarssasss
Oss Of nssh and strength loss q appstss langnoE
dsapondsnoy palpitsti0n Of ne hoart oppression q
shs eksst disuit brssthings resflsssnsss Is night
60, lhonid consult the Doctor forthHfth
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Where he may Do consulted daily through the Ia,
tum and Winter. The Vory gratnyinE snd ssi0n-
ishing success which has attended his practies IL
oui citz, even IN Of the most obstinate chara
isr, has elected nom many Of hsst citizens he
Highest testimonials, especially for fhe cure Of
CAEARBH. THROAT DISEASE, BROHOHTTIs,
EABLY BTAGE or CCHSUMP r1OH. aEART
DISEA5H.A5LHnLA. "A. lslVER o. m FhAIET
ImPUBiIL OE TIE BLOOD.
aOROB ULA, NERVOUS AZ
FEOEION5.
Dtaeaso5 % ths Kidneys, and Di1ease5 d women,
and OthsE oonDlaints Whioh lad 10 O0BsUaPs
EIOH.
His great success IN diseases o. ne EAK, has =
sited popular attention, and bas been especially nc
tossbss uudsr the new mode Of trsafmsnt
DE-. AYEB has the most eomBlsfs inssrumsnil
With which % make accurate sxsninatioa5 and o.
s-atiOas whom Necessary. Sis mods o. treatment
TIE
ERIAN SYSTEM or OURH.
b notpractiosd b. sny other PHYSICIAN and thsDua
lie should maksa note ofthis fsot. Hs has mstHiif
imarksbls success in the oHrs Of Brochooelss Of