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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
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urL LId,aMMN III TEIITKtIW, y.
Tbe Govsrnment is now pilihg up debt Of
one hundred millions Of dollars a month. If
naptnned;st that Sste peuahs lepgegathe jntest
est Yill be tremendous load to carry. twill
be the more burthensome from ihe fact that
the Bsvenuss ofthe nation are being constant
" sqpandered. by thoss, whose duty, ii islt6
husband and guard, 'thsma against e4traytI
feaAce, 'a'"" -'7ai1 ~ hs.p4ssf .istsi,ll.,,i
First, as To- the military - manaeement si emet n
has been discovered that M the Subsistence
Departme9t,ths port Of NeY, York, the Gov.
srnnsnt has kHpbsSi been dsfraddsd q an immense
extent by fTaqdulsnt rsturhA Phat lS if enc
hundred men were aubsisted,. SAY Tor z. week
the parties Interested procured u ceFti Rcats for
one thousand men. The 6fiieet In c5mmahd
OF the troops, and the person who furnished the
subsistanee, ,HaerHl NE BqilglpArtieS I'll hala-
test aeeopnts say that s9pss. hfty persons baye
already bssn' found gully ,ef tsRRaS, aid The
tHnumIser Of frsudolsn, eaisis paid 10 said l0b Be
AS 10 the civil ,gOVsSnmsnt Il, ii has, has been
aseertaiped that several clerks ir rhe Custom
House BY making false entries and destroying
lkaRAtaf tks IeepEdFt haHsi ehsSieA the GOV,
ernment out of one hundred thousand doIlsts
whsl Z CohgressiohaI... Copmitggs fdpbrted
that Mr. Wslles at the country sdarkest period
bad authorized near relatiVe TO- make con.
tracts out OF which said relative realized, ID 4
few weeks one shahdfed1tAou dollars, Wi
Mr. lWellss Hasi not removed from hiA high
station. mo he 10 there still -
N Ifja tius, That the. tax and ever
citizen downt 10 the 'hamhlsst and lpoopest is
ltAx-payss now consider thiSq qpebsf9nthonght
fully and RelLl WILL se,l while The very liz
blood iEbeihK arhWna'fromu ub blythe wat tar
c6ntnaa 10, ba patient tokbsd NJ a mhr
nsras r'will the psepls demand the enEoFes
mAnt 9i ths laws Ageinlt Official yiee, ppdq ali
i high or,loW, who are HObbiig the Govern
iment - OsHciinatt' asaes (RspublicaM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FURTHER BY THE BOHElIIAN.

CAPE RACE sept 10.
The London naily News editOrially shows the
falsity Of the Times predictions on American
affairs, and how unjust and partial have been its
comments.
The Peace Society Of London has issued an
address to the people OF the United States, urg
ing that the time has come when an attempt
should be made to arrest the conflict that is be-
ing carried on. II deprecates any interference
in the war but such as would prove acceptable to
Americans, but says surely the idea Of friendly
mediation may be entertained without any derO-
cation of the national dignity. Ii argues that
there are only two alternatives TO issue out Of
the war either utter eXtermination Of one Of the
parties to it, or some form Of accommodation or
compromise between the contending parties.
Il asks is it not better to have recourse to the
latter at once, before the feelings Of the North
and South become hopelessiy infamed with the
most bitter animoSity and vengeance.
GIBRALTER.-Steamer Nasilla from Southamp-
ton for Alexandria, reports she was chased by
two steamers at night In the Bay OF Blscay, but
managed to escape.
The Masilla has specie and jewelry aboard to
the amount Of S76,OOO pounds
The departures Of troops for Rome has been
cOuntermdnded from Paris.
IrALY.-The official Turin Gazette says that
Garihaldi has been removed to Nauginians in
the Gulf Of SpeZzia. An Extraordinary Council
of Ministers was held at Turin to take into con-
sideration his case. The opinion which prevails
at the Council is that justice should take its
course. Two Of the members were in favor Of
| granting him an amnesty Nothing has been
| decided as yet.
The London Times says that Ganbaldi is the
/ undeniable founder Of Italian unity.
It adds, " he must not stand as criminal he
! fore Italian judges upon the very grounds Of q
| blow struck for Italy. The way to obviate so
] iarrinR q spectacle would be Tor Garibaldi to
| pledge himself TO his old friend and comrude,
! Victor Emanuel, on his honor to leave Europe
In the London money market funds are quiet
| and steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
NEW YORK MARKET.-sept. Is.


FLOUR-The demand for Flour is good and the
market without material change-closing quiet, with
sales l65OO bbls s5,OO5 ~ for superfine state
s5,S5G555 tor extra state s5OO95 20 Tor superfine
western $500 5g 80 for for common 70 medium extra
brands extra round hooped Ohio; s. .O0d6, ,25 for
CANADA FLOUR-In moderate request at pre-
yious prices Sales $50 Dbls at 5i0 80 for common
and t5,6O96,j0 for good TO choice extra
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady at g.
CORN ,lIEAL--Market is in moderate requeet.
Sales loo bbls Brandywine at S3,75.
WHISk Market opened frmer, and closed
quiet and shade easier. sales l2JO bbls 32633c,
WHEAT-5larket heavy, unsettled, and fully &c
lower.
Sales 300 bush Chicago spring at sl,u5aI, ,I9;
G7GO bush Milwaukee club at SlOS1l N; 1000 bush
damaged do at 81 u.s. u go hush amber Iowa at 81 IA
gl,l6i 1900 bush winter red stern at 81 22klI "a
$50 bush amber Michigan at 81 25lEI n 6OS Jusl,
amber hentucky az sl;Zl l2,2O0 bush rcd State al
9U bush inferior do 81 32 1907 bush white Ohio Al
si,55 5,0O0 bush white Kentucky at 81, ,l5
western sOds3c for state
BARBEH-Dull and nominal %
CORN Market heavy and closes lac lower Salos
lji,OOg bush at 51jgc for shipping mzed western 80
G5lc for eastern 42G5Oc for uns0und S3c for choice
white southern.
OATS Market irmer fair demand Sales at 5Oa55c
tor Jersey canadian. western and state.
COEfEE EIhio IN better demand and firm Sales
llsl bags at2ll. Other kinds quiet.
SUGAh-taw more active and hrmer. Sales 1850
hhds at o'ge5l Tor Cuba o59g9c for New Orleans.
MOLASSEs-Marketi in fair demand and firmer.
Sales ~ bbls and = half bbls New Orleans at 353Tc
81 hhds Porto Rico at 52c; 20 hhds Barbados az Sc
and % hhds Cuba AT 35c.
PORk-Market quiet and without any decided
change in price. Sales 800 bbs at SIl 5O1i 62x for
mess So l2S for prime sll, ,25Gll 20 prime mess
bEEE-Market very quiet and without change;
sales 10 bbs at S5I50g7O for prime sS SUlO p r
for extra mess.
PRIME lIESS BEEF-Market duh and NOM
inally unchanged
BEEF HA8ss-Market active. Sales Of 20 bbls
choice western at Sl6,Ou
CUT mEAnS-Market steady and firm Sales
leo pigs at 454d45Sc for shoulders 6d7o for hams
BACON SInES-Market steady Sales 80 bbls
short clear middles at 75tc
LARD-Market rules firm with fair demand
Sales llS5 bbls at gdg5c-
State
OHEEsE-Market very firm and in demand at
Tk@s5kc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
The following intelligence from Harrisburg,
is interesting, though not so late as Mcclellan
dispatches;
Our scouts who LEFT Hagerstown O'Clock YES
terday afternoon, say that Longstreets division,
with the exception OF one brigade of troops,
had left HagerstoWn.
Citizens report that fighting had taken place
near MiddletOWn, and that Mcclellan had been
driven back two miles, and that the final issue
was so critical as TO make il necessary to order
Longstreet's corps to reinforce the rebels.
Colonel Burns cavalry and TOOmbs brigade
were remaining at HagerstOWn.
Loring's DIVISION, which was encamped on
the BOOnesbOrO' road, had also left.
large body or our cavalry had arrived at
Greencastle, cutting their way through from
Harper's Ferry.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin from Har-
risburg says the rebels have fallen back two
miles. Longstreets division has been sent 10
reinforce them. The battle will probably be re-
newed to-day. The rebel piekets have fallen
hack to within a nile and n half Of HagerstoWn.
StoneWaH Jackson has been whipped in three
battles. Miles held his position at Harpers
Ferry The city to-day is in perfect furore Ol
excitement, crowds thronging the streets and
cheering enthusiastically for Mcclellan and fol
the signal victory he has obtained over the
raHaIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FROM ST. PAUL,

ST. PAUL, Sept. H.
letter from Commissioner Dale, introduced
into the Legislature yesterday, dated Port Rip
ley, Sept. 1lth, to the Governor, says he has
been there twelve days endeavoring to effect an
smicable arrangement with the Chippewas, but
dispairs Of doing so. After sending messengers
10 HOle-in-the-day for ten days, he finally con
sented to meet in Council at Crow-wing. In
stead Of bringing thirty or forty chiefs, as was
agreed he brought near three hundred men, all
armed. In council Hole-n-the-day was bold
and impudent. No result was reached by the
conference. II was to be renewed, but a collis-
ion was feared.
Mr.. Dale regards the danger of an outbreak as
imminent.
The letter was referred to a committee OF
three, who reported and adopted the following
resolution:
Resolved, That David Cooper, H. NJ Rice,
Fred. Ayers and E. A. @. Hatch, be appointed
commissioners to repair TO Fort Ripley to act
in behalf Of this State in conjunction with COM
missioner Of Indian affairs in any negotiations
best calculated to preserve peace and prevent
an outbreak.
The comnissioners Ieft last uight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FROM MEMPHIS.

mEAFlilss epl- ID.
The Grenada Appeal Of the tenth says shat in
the Confederate Congress the resolution to ad-
iOuTn on the thirtieth was adopted.
A preamble and resolutions were also adopted,
70 make proposition TO the Government OF the
United states to treat upon the manner of con-
Quoting the war so as TO mitigate its horrors.
The new conscuption bill is still under dis
cussiOn.
General Joseph Z. Johnston has beenEordered
to the Mississippi Department, with
Price, Magruder and Holmes under him.
Pillow has been ordered TO report at Richmond
for duty.
On Saturday last a Federal gunboat shelIsd
Hamlet, at Milhken's Bend.
Lee telographed Davis that he mao parOled
seven thousand prisoners, captured thirty pieces
of cannon and q large number Of stand Of arms.
The rebel General Armstrong; report Of his
operations in West Tennessee, claims that he
passed between Bolivar and Jackson, destroying
bridges and tressle work, and in different en-
gagements he claims to have captured two hun
dred and thirteen prisoners, killed and wounded
seventy-fiye.
A bill has been introduced into the Confederate
Senate to create the office Of Lieutenant General.
A resolution was also passed recalling ministers
Mason and Slidel.
General Smiths brigade returned last night
from expedition to fernando. They de-
stroyed the bridge acrsss the CagYater, eight
miles beyond, and also burned the depot and
several cars, thus cutting of railroad cOInmuni-
with fernando from the South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FRO1I FORTRFss nInNRnp.

FORTRESS MONHoE, Sent IA
The steamships Montreal and New BriInswicl,
arrived this noon with about one thousand pa
rolled Union prisoners. The balance Of the SIX
thousand will be down tomorrow. The Confed-
crates are now very particular about all they
parole. Ihey take their height, color Of hair,
The Richmond Wing OF the thirteenth says
E NJ Bruce, Of Kentucky, proposed in the
House plan for simplifying the obtaining let
tiers OF marque to render prlyateering more efi-
elent II Bruce's proposition is adopted impor-
tant results Will speedily follow. We know OF
gentlemen from abroad awaiting the action of
the committee, that they may embark in the
privateeriug business.
1t is ascertained from official data furnished
by the Treasury Department, that the expendI :
lures Of the Confederate Government from the
commencement to the first Of August amount TO
S347, ~, ,95s 95
The evacuation of Memphis by the Federals is
said 70 have been officially announced.
The Richmond InQuieer Of the 18th SAYS the
tyranny Of the Lincoln Government is grinding
the Liberties Of the people into the very dust,
and thousands would feel gTatihed in Maryland
even for respite from the wrong inflicted BY
their Oppressors. Acts Of individual cruelty
might be given which would make the blood OF
every Marylander boil.
The Inquirer also says, the Confederate army
is said to be at Hanover FOrds, York county,
Pennsylvania, IS miles south Of Harrisburg
Phlladel phia is distant from Harrisburg log miles.
The road from Hanover and York, and thence 70
Lancaster, would seem to be the route to Pills
delphla that our army IS pursuing. Perhaps
Jackson IS after that old public functiOnary, Bu-
chanan. The distance by this route cannot be
more than l20 miles 10 Philadelphia.
rha OH il Iv-r moi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

ADVICE TO Our GENERALs.-Let them all
use Solomonson's Speetaeles, and ten to one
they would see more clearly through the
movements of the rebels. If the above sug-
gestion does not help them, God help US. No
better optician can be consulted in this city.
An unerring instrument is used to determine
the kind of speetaeles required. It is of the
greatest importance, as it makes no mis-
takes. For the State Fair large supplies of
new goods have been added to his stock
Solomonson's name, and pair of the best
spectacles, are identical. Visitors will do
we'll to give him an early call, as we have no
doubt he viii have a rush of trade. Take
notice of the name and place-L. II. Solo
mOnson, first door from entrance to American
Hotel, south side Of Superior street. a2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
COMMERCIAL.
Report Of the New York Market


For the week ending Sept 18th, 1862 by John BOyce
Son, Commission Merchants, 63 Pearl-St
Butter-We have no material change to note in
the price Of this article since our last The demand
has been active at full prices for choice Western Re-
serve and we hear Of I7c for some extra marks. We
quote yellow Western Reserve, June made, at l5'4c
to l6zc; light colored do II to 15c good yellow Cen
tral Ohio brings I4 TO BIC, and common do p to
lle. Sound yellow Michigan, Wisconsin and other
Western Is in demand at IlS to l5kc. The European
market remains unchanged and the high price Of
Exchange still stimulates shippers and We again ad
wise our friends to forward their Butter prices
as high as we can hope to see them this sesson.
Cheese-The arrivals have been on a mora liberal
scale, but prices remain firm. Good Ohio brings *
to &c, and extra large choice dairies to &C. The
wants OF the market large and think the pres
ent good time to forward Cheese as the Cheese from
this State not yet coming forward to any extent
and the market is comparatively free Of Ohio The
last European news were about the same previous
advices, although poor qualities were neglected.
English dairy brings sS to 9lzc.
Eggs-Recelp,s more liberal. We quote Western
by Express to I5c. Egg oats 35c. New barrels 2Oc
Lard-The market remains unchanged Sales at
to &c for No in bbls; % to s}4G for Steam rend
cred; and ~ to IOc fer Kettle rendered.
ShOulders-Smoked country-cured to SC.
Hams-Smoked country y-cured to &c. Western
in bags, 92i toIle.
POrlK-The market is slightly better. We quote
Mess at sl 80 to si,62 Prime slOOOto slO,l2 Prime
Mess ell, ,2j to slI,5O; ClPar Westerns SIPS.
Ashes-Pots sell at s6,s75S. Pearls at sza5.
Beans-Unchanged. Marrows, strictly prime,
$500 to $50; Inferior do $3.50 to $500; Mediums
prime, $500 s3,25; Inferior, s225 to 1875 Mixed
parcels prime, s2,5Oto $500 Inferior, $3.50 to s2O
Beeswnx-Westerns sells readily at Soc to SC
Seeds-Are quiet Glover, Western prime 81 to
&C; common do. ~ to Sc. Timothy, rcaped, per
bushel, $500 to s2,25,
TalIOW-Western brings 10 TO lOEc.
Whiskey-Better. Sales at 33c
Flax Seed-In demand at 500 to s2,l0.
Dried Apples-Hew5k to 6<c. Old SC.
H5-Inlormation furnished and business transacted
by Il. c. DEMING, Western Agent
Office with Alcott Horton, Water-St., Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10
Further particulars from the Mumfordsville
fight. Mr.. Thomas arrived from Mumfordsville
this evening He was present during the battle.
The rebels under General Duncan numbered
from 50OO TO 1000, including cavalry, artillery and
infantry. The rebels made the attack from both
sides OF the river, and boldly advanced to our
breastWo works.
Federal forces under Colonel Wilder numbered
about $500 at the commencement Of the fight
They were reinforced by Colonel Dunham with
the 50th Indiana regiment. The first they knew
Of his being about was his pouring in q yOlley,
killing many and stampeding the balance The
Federal loss was eight men killed and twenty
seven wounded. Rebel loss from i've to seven
hundred killed and wounded. The rebels who
brought in the flag Of truce admit a loss Of 4O0
killed. Twenty pieces Of artillery were captured
from the enemy.
The bridge over Bacon Creek, DESTROYED by
Bragg, is supposed TO be at Glasgow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-Ai the old es-
tablishment ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tsnnia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freesers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets snd
Trays, and great variety Of Honse FurnisAin
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

CLEVELAND, Sept. 10, 1852.
Ed. LEADER:-Lest : might be inferred
from the dispatch of Governor Tod, published
yesterday morning, that such is not the case,
permit me to say, that since the order Of the
War Department, of September sth inst, all
surveillance over, or distractions to, travel
in this District by the Marshal thereof, or his
deputies, has been removed. Persons de-
signing to attend the State Fair can do so
without apprehension of the necessity of pro
curing passes. Yours truly,
EARL BILL. U. S. Marshal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

TIE STATE FAIR.-Visitors to the Fair
should improve the opportunity to call and
see the splendid stock of Hats, Caps and
Furs on exhibition at 2I5 Superior street,
marble Block).
If any one should want a hat or cap of the
latest style, or a sett of furs of any grade,
from three up to three hundred dollars, they
should not fail to go to Fuller's premium
hat store, 2l5 Superior street.
The wholesale department offers great in
ducements to cash buyers. sl6:5t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16


After having playsd.on the Pianos of Messrs Knabe
Co, il is impossible not TO bear testimony TO their
qualiti, which have acquired for them the eminent
Manufacture, which have paJ ed, are exceeding
ly remarkable for their qualities Of TONE The Bass
is powerful without hRrshness, and the upper notes
sweet, clear and harmOniously mellow, (cirystilan,
and do not hesitate to express IN regard to ht H
struments my entire satisfaction and to declare that
they equal il not superior TO the best manuiac
tured in Europe this country by the most eeebra
ted makers lSignedl l.. NJ GOTTSCHALK-
To Messrs. WM KsABE a 70, Baltimore II can
not but Congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best 10 the country. NJ. STRAkOSOH.
Mr.. GEO. a. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass is sonorOus and grand the middle register
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without a single flaw the action
Is smooth and marvolously easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianofOrte is susceptible.
In word, Knabss Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists, and are capable Of rendering the finest
compositions known in this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. C. A. BARLOW, Dear SIT: 1T gives me picasura
to state that consider the Knabe Piano equal TO any
and superior TO most instruments made in this
try, especially In richness and volume Of tOno
Having used Que OF the same for ten or more hours
of each day, for two years, feel confident In recon
mending then TO all who arc unacquRinted with their
great Qualities am resPeeeatfggily, 2 yeRTrs
Teacher of Music, Cleveland Fomais Seminary
G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It gives me much pleas
ure to be able 10 say, that consider Knabes Plan
he fnest both in volume and swee.s--s, which have
tver played upon, either IN America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other Instruments; and in fact lIna3e's motto may
truly be, Excelsior" Mrs o. (. DOUGLAS,
- Teacher OF Music, Cleveland.
Prof. Il. J. NOTHNAGLE, Teacher OF Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes -" fter examining
a large number Of Wm. knabe & Cos Piano fOrtes,
l unhestatingly pronounce them superior 20 any ]
have Their tOEe Is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume of power have never heard excellCd
They combine with fin8 tOuck, depth, sweetnt ss Oi
tone, purity and durability
''That the Knabe Piano is superior to all vthers
made in this country for brlliancy, sweetness, and
volume of tone needs only to be heard to convince C
the fact "-[State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS IN MA
RYLAND.

IHANBEHdH - = "
Parties arriving to-day from the neighboThood
Of Wilhamsport report q portion Of Jackson's
forces moving towards Martnsburg, for the pur-
pose Of capturing White and his command, but
he had evacuated the place two hours previous
ly, and succeeded in reaching Harper's Ferry in
safety.
An engine sent from this place this afternoon
proceeded as Ia as the State line. There wers
no signs Of rebel piekets or companies. Citizens
living near the State line, coming in tonight re-
port no rebel eaTllry in the vicinity. They had
svacnated HagerstoTn, but what direction they
took is not known,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
Prominent railroad men interested in the
above road have been holding conference
in this city for several days Past, with regard
to it. Il has not yet been decided whether
the road viii come into Cleveland by the Ma
honing or by the Pittsburg road. A third
road will be necessary on either. The road
viii be in full operation sometime this win
ter, and when it is. passengers can 60 from
this city to New York on 4 six foot guage
without change of cars, which viii be a de-
sirabIe contamination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16
Aug. 7;4O8

"a DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
7srtsement in another column. Office No. lls.
Seneca street