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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

"The greater part of the whole country
which formerly produced the sea-island
cotton, is now thoroughly restored to the
Union. The laborers are there-the soil
and climate. It needs only assurance Of
protection to revive the cultivation Of the
staple, as well as to produce vast qusnti-
ties Of corn and forage for our troops.
Since this war must be conducted by
marches and battles and sieges, why neg
lect the best means to make them success
full and their results permanent It is
worthy Of notice that thus far the portions
Of territory which, once recovered, wehsve
most firmly held, are precisely those in
which the greatest proportion Of colored
men are found. By their assistance, our
armies will be able permanently TO oper-
ate in and occupy the country; and in la
Dor for the army, in raising its and their
own supplies, full occupation can be given
them, and with this there will be neither
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

It is stated that the Committee of Ways
and Means are considering the policy Of
consolidating all the Government bonds
into the long skies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

Il is said that the second volume of
Stewards diplomatic correspondence, to be
presented to Congress to-day, makes 900
closely printed pages.
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THE oOETRABAEDs.

at viii be seen that the Quartermaster' s
Department upon which, under the law Of
18th July, providing for the employment
Of colored persons, the charge of such per-
sons is chiefly imposed, has net found it.
self burdened with their care, but that it
has, on the contrary, derived valuable aid
from their labor, and in q considerable
portion Of its field operations has thus far
suffered from q scant, rather than from too
great q supply Of such labor. In Louisi-
ana, where, at one time, there were appre-
tensions Of embarrassment from the num-
ber Of refugees, the reserve Of 3 tract Of
rich land along the railroad to Berwiok's 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

he Secretary Of the Interior gives the
present population of Washington at one
hundred thousand. This is an increase of
about forty thousand since the spring in
which the rebellion broke out. The city
does more than twice the business it did
then, and fortunes are made there in a
winter now, which a few years ago it would
have taken years to accumulate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

The New York Herald in its issue Of
Friday announced that hereafter the price
Of ne Sunday edition would be four cents,
and that of its other six issues three cents
each. The Dayton Empire has raised its
prios from ten to fifteen cents per week.
he louisville Journal and Democrat have
raised their rates Of subscription to $40
porannum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

Nis reported to be now almost fixed
fstthat Judge Holt viii be rendered the
sscretaryship Of the Interior, on the re-
tirement Of Secretary Smith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
aPEeIM N0TIeE9.
l1T5e Noble Study Of Mankind is Man Z

"The Noble Study Of Mankind is Man 7 {,
But debassd AID degraded manhood L earte but
too prevalentn orr planet. Oh keepths fatal shafts
Of disease and complaint from your eircle8i VAN
inFs and advice can lie found in the Book HUMAN
FRAILTT, OF PHIsIo1ooIcAL REsEARcHEs." twill
assuredly recall the back sliding from the evil pTac
tees prevalent to alarming extent and BE- an IN
srrng Euiding star to heath and resuscitated enar
q Thousands attest the benefit Of needing its eoun
ssls and adTioe-
Sold ~ Dr. BARROW, lsl Blsocksr street, New York.
Prize 25 een. Sent free everyEhsrs See ADVERTISE
ment Of g Triesemsr'' in another column.
Sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
0l-ln ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEFTNRRY FlRSALE-AR4RE
opportunity is offered to parties desirous Of Sc
curing The complete appointments OF urst clsss 1e-
fnery Of large cauacity. Engine, Boiler, Force
Pdmns, STIIIs, TANK AgItatoTs, Bleachtng Pansl
etc etc all OF the besc mats rals and most improve
constructiOn III be sold low.
B5-Add-ess P, care of Strong & Armstrong.
Cleveland, Dec. 8, 1862 dtcy;4lI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

On Sunday evenins, 7th lust. at Grace Ch9rT 4; p
the Rev, W A Fisks Lieut. mmauder, ALFRED
HOPKINS. u S ", and Miss NARY 4, onlJ
dsugh er Of A. Penheld, Esl., all OF this city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

A letter from the 1O4th Ohio Regiment
states that they are still at Lexington
with the prospect of moving short dis
lance at an early day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

The State Journal at Columbus has ad-
vanced the price of advertising 80 pei
cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

Owing TO the extraordinary rise in the
price Of printing paper and all other ma
tsrials used in the composition Of 8 news
paper, the publishers Of the Herald, Plain
Dealer and LEADER have been obliged to
raise the price Of their several editions to
The following scale;
DAILY.
By mail, one year ~ "
six months S.bl
three l.Ia
Forles time, co cents per month.
Delivered in the city by carriers, Is cts. per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
TRI-WEEKLY.
By mail, one bl
a g. six LIS
For less time, 80 cents per month.
Five copies, IN LOO
Ten copies land extra copy to getter-up
ofelub) 30 %
Delivered in city, by carriers, cents per week.
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
WEEKLY
By mail, one year.. ~
Clubs often and upward, l.25
Tue getters-up Of clubs viii receive extra
copies IS folloWs;
A club Of ten, a copy Of Weekly.
A club Of twenty, p copy Of Trl-Weekly-
club Of forty and upward, copy OF Daily.
The above terms will be adhered to in
Gll cases.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT 4 90,
uCeJ. STEPHENSON,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
Publishers Of Leader.
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NOTICE,
lspeciaI orders. No. IO97.l
HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA,)
ADJUTANT GESERAL's OFFlCE,
Columbus, Ohio, December Sd, 1852

ADJUTANT GEEERAL's OFFICE,
Columbus, Ohio, December Sd, 1852.
THE 32D REGIMENT, o. V. l.,
has been placed temporarily under the command
the Governor OF the State for Reorganization and
Preparati0n for the Field All Ofic-rs, Non-Com
missioned Ohee-s, Musicians and Privates Of said
Regiment, not tailed on Recruiting servica. are
fore lrde ed to report forthwith at Camp Clevs
land, where thoy will be PAID aud rsc-ive such
A. as thev may be entitled to, AS SOON As FULL
MUSTER CAN BE OBTAINED
The PERsOEEL Of the d fs known to be gaOd. The
Regiment hiss seen m eh bard service, and can, by
punctual and faithful attendance, thorough and
srsnt attention to drill and discipline, correct exam
pie and sOd ry bearing, render valuable assstaoce
70 the recruits at Camp cleveland, and d. much
to confirm the regaTd OF the people Of this State for
their veteran soldiers. And when IT, Regiment Is
again ordered the Eield, soon II will be- II may
seek the my. confident Of distinction and honor.
Men Of the sd The eyes OF your relatives and
neigh bors and Of the people Of the whole State,
upon you. MAY THET SAY, WHEN THE ORDER TO
MARCH coHEs, THAT TOU HAVE DONE AND WILL
DO YOUR WHOLE DUTYl
Captain b. +. PUTTS has been promoted to the
Lieu enant Colonelcy Of the sd Regiment AMI will
at once assume command. ~ order,
CHAS, W. HILL,
dec5:tlT Adl't Genl. o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TOHN W. MCDONALD IS HERE
~ BY notified that on the 18th day Of November,
A D 1862 Cecilia s MoDO. aid fled in the Ufhce Of
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
ga County, Ohio her petition against him for Divorce
alleging causes T. erefor, Gross Neglect Of Duty
and WilfUl Absence for Three Years Said cause
will be for hearing at the February term, A. 1858,
of said Court PALMER DENNIS
dac1-422 ATTORNEYS Tor Plaintiff,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
Cloth Department.

In this Department viii be found full Stock Il
Broadeloths, Cassimsres and VestinsI, and IN fact
everythingof the kind for Genlemen's wears. Also,
a full sloek of Beaver Cloths, Pushes, Chiuehiils
Trieot and all kinds Of Cloaking for Ladies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
no ConsumptiVes.


The Advertiser having been restored % health tss
few weeks, By very Emplsrsnedy, Aftsr having sEi
fsfed several years with severe lurg affection. and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make,
known to his feuow-srfsTers the means Of cure
To all who dsaire it he will send copy Of the pre-
soriplion used Gree Of charged with the dirs0tiona
for preparing and using the samsY which they win
ind sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehf-
tia SC The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is 70 benefit the afflicted and ESresd
information which he c0noeives to be invaluable and
be hopes every sufferer ui Try his remedy as II win
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
H5-Parties wishing the prescription win plsass 40
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS,
pOv2l,427~ Williamsburah, KINGS Co, N. Y.
PAIN GRAVITY, MAeNETIsm.
Tneso are no times for anything but facts. And
length fact i5 known in medicinei it Is this-tha
pain IS relieved and disease cured By
PURGATION WITH BRANDRETHs PILLS
This Is as much . fact In medicine As that the u
net is fact In ra7iRatiOn that gravity ia EsF
astronomy, or that light Is but heat rAriheE. b1
which piece Of glass can eOndsnss into hssa again
But the great fact Of the present day is thst
BRANDRETH's PILLS
invariably open the bowels and that al tas humor
which cause pain arr controlled b Rssural amnity
this GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOsELTflSGI IN FEVEB An
AGUE DISTRIO2s
Mr. John PudnsY, Springfield, Union County, New
Jsrsy has used BrandEoth's Vegetable Universal Pills
for ffsen years In his family and for all his hands
In which tio thsss Pia have cured thsm Of Bilious
adections, Headache Rheumatism Fever and Agus.
Maasss, WhooDing Oough, and IN fact all the dissa
e to which large family Is OCCASIONALLY sub ct Hs7
nys he has never known them to faf and IN bss
pleased to give HE testimony 81 all tmss In AEOT ~
Brandreth's Pills.
[signedl JOHN PUpHBH,
Springfield, Unisa Co., No.
An enquiries Immediately answered By sdaroGinI
Or. Brandreth. Nav YORK.
n New style Of Brandrcth Pabs at ths sole agsneI
10 Supsrfor-st
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.
Dr. t'sIFIFALIGBLEL ELIHnIEET Il prspEr1.
lromths recipe q DF. Stephen Sweet, Of Connseticut
the great bone ssssr and haa been used in his pao
tics for the Last & fsny years with the most astoniah
ing success As u external remedy Il = without
rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speediy than any
other PREPARATION. Tor AL Hhsumatic and Nervous
Disorders It Is tTl fnfallblo and curative foE
Hores, Wounds Sp.zins, Bruises &C., its soothing
cite the lust wonder zad Of all who have
ever given Il trial. Over four hundred certificates
Uf cura psFiOfmed by IL within the lall
two years, attest 70 Shi5 fact Strong Armstrong
AEents for Olsvaand- declnalteowdAE:lk95 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
Domestic GOOds Department.

In this Department viii be found sheetinss, Shirt
ines, Stripes Linens, Towels Doglies, Napkins,
Housekeeping Goods. Flannels, and
BALMORAL SKIRTS FOR THE MILLION,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
HEADQUARTERS, 10Th BATTERY, o Y. A, !
t,amp Cleveland, Dfc. 6, 1859.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JENN Nc:

UlIIp DIeVeIdIIIi II = V I707.
hESERTED-CBARLEs JENN NGs
aud JOHN RICE, enlisted In the 10th Battery g
de ibed as foows 81 years old feet inches high,
dark eyes aud dark complexion, cark ha'r; born In
the stale Of New York; by occupation FarTi6ti q
resident Of Cleveland where he kept livery stable
J.hn Rics Is % years old, feet inches high, oark
complexion, olive eyes, black hair; by occugation a
Painter; born in Penn ylvania; rs-ided in Chagrin
Fal g. The above men deserted from Camp CleVe-
land on November 9th, 1862.
ua5-I will give the Government reward tJr tho ap-
hsnsiou and delivery Of the above men.
= LOUIS SMITHNlGHT,
dec-.rT Cant 2Uth Battery. %. V A.
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BGThe whole Stock, in all its different
branches, is complete, and as every dollar
is bought for cash Of Importers, Msnufac-
turers and at large Auetien Sales, thus sa-
wing to the customer the Jobbers' Profit of
at least 20 p cent.
s@ We will sell at all times at
Prices Which Defy Competition
B@Thanking the Public for their past
Liberal Patronage, we hope, by fair deal
ing, with liberal inducements and ST, .iot
attention to business to merit = oontinu-
anoe of the sans.-6a
MERCHANTS and MILLINERs
Supplied at New TOrk JObbers' Prices.
-
LP. SHERWOOD. (.
- 242 &244 sUPER1OR-sT-
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GL0AKS.
AGENTS.
CAMUEL FOLJAMBE,
War Claim and Pension Agent,
COnVeyaneer and Notary,

UIIIlE lIVs o 1aLWAINH DULLDINNI
WIN procure BOUNTY MONEY, BACK PAT and
PENSIONS for Soldiers, or for their Widows and
heirs, and INVALID PENSIONS for disabled SOL
diers, &C.
Business attended to promptly, and terms mOder-
ate oct2:l20
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EXPENDITURES.

The expenditures for enlistments, re-
cruiting, drilling, and subsistence of vol
unite ers, regulars and militia, amounts to
the sum Of twenty millions six hundred
and ninety-two thousand two hundred and
eighty-two dollars and ninety-nine cents
$50, ,692, ,2s2 99).
The Secretary urges the filing up Ofthe
old regiments, then refers to the exchange
Of prisoners and the details of the Quarter
masters department. He then passes to
the consideration Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
HOsiery and GLOVE IeDartment.
Lace Goods.

FULL ASSORTMENT ALWAYS Os BAND.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; OR,
The Romance Of the Railroad.


By the Author Of Fair -Inez," THE Prince of
Wales, Z" The Ghost Hunters" &C, &C.
CHAPTER II-PAPEBs AND PEA EUTs.
Says he. '.Prsy now don't be vsxed, Sir,
SIT right dJwn and just keep COOL
See the Deoplo all around you
Laugh aud think You are 8 fool
sfWhat!" !" critd in v ice OF thuhd.r,
do you vi to make me madf
First you make holes in my ticket,
Then insult to injury add.
Now, sir, mark me while I tell ou,
FOR this you shall rue The day
THAI you made holes IN my ticket
Dearly for each ole youT Iay
$50 u thunder 70 then he - out d,
"You most foolish, '. rda a nitn,
III not stand and talk now l0user."
MAKE me pays sir ifyo can"
out he rushed and in q minute
Came q man with railroad eeds
shouI. ng Herald Lsaderl Deal,rl
Auy thing you want % read.
So 10 have more sport y-ntured,
Placed my han beh nd my ear,
And with fee calm as a Shakers,
Made out was hard TO hear
Up he came. and bawlsd out loudly,
'sYes. Indeed. said Qsiie moekly,
''SiI, the roads are very dry,
Cleveland Herald or Plaindealeri"
ShOu ed he, with latest news
Surely, sir" I said, 'tyou'Te joking,
don't want to buy your shoes"
on he went, then came smother
With a basket on his arm,
Will you have come peanuts, marmr'
Then 70 me he said quite sweetly,
''stewart's L. Zengers to-day
did IihR an5Ief eTlF9S IL SfEaa f5F slag Tsssn''
more NEXT WEEK
In the meantime l would announce TO the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
hI,v and an for rasb onIv VhoiesaIe and retail
purchasers will do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Tsaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, Storr's Automaton Freshman and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-rrunk.
na-COrner superior and Union-Sts.
- Look out for the GlAhIS
TEA.-15O CHESTS TEA AT LESS
j than New York cost, can be bought at tn,
dsc9 z and q Merwin-st.
CARBON 0IL.-2OO BBLs. EXTRA
" quality CARBON OIL, at low prices, IL ,,9 Suan-
titiestO suit eustOmers GEO s9 3 sPlkA9EE; l. Z.
CL0AKS.
T AIDES CLOAKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY:
10 WEIR & HIGBEE,
A Large Assortment Of
Heavy Beaver Winter ClOaks,
Which will b9 found VERY CHEAP, at
decs 81 sUPERIoR-sT.
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SUMMARY ARRESTS.
Upon this important and much discusse

Upon this important and much discussed
point, the Secretary says:
ANXIETY was felt in some States at the
probable success Of these disloyal practic-
es, and the Government was urged to adopt
measures of protection by temporary re-
strsint of those engaged in these hostile
acts. To that end provost marshals were
appointed for some Of the States, upon the
nomination Of their Governors, to act un-
der direction of the State Executive, and
the writ of habeas eoTpHs was suspended
by your order. By order of the department,
| arrests were forbidden unless author
| lied by the State Executive or by the
Judge Advocate. Some instances Of un-
authorized arrests have occurred, and
when brought to the notice Of the depart
ment, the parties have been Immediately
discharged. By q recent order, all per-
sons arrested for discouraging enlistments,
or for disloyal practices in States where
the quotas Of volunteers and militia are
| filed up, have been released. Other per-
sons arrested by military commanders
and sent from departments where their
presence was deemed dangerous to the
public safety, have been discharged upon
parole 70 De OF gOOu DenaNlOf, ana 90 no
act Of hostility against the government Of
the United States.
"While military arrests Of disloyal per-
sons form the subject of complaint in some
States, the discharge of such persons is
/ complained Of in other States.
alt has been the aim Of the department
to avoid any eneroaehmeRts upon individ-
/ ual rights as Iar as might De CUHststvu+
with public safety and the preservation
/ Of the government. But rejecting minds
perceive that no greater encouragement
can be given to the enemy, no more danger
GUS act of hostility can be Perpetrated in
this war, than efforts to prevent recruit
ing and enlistments for the armies, upon
whose strength national existence depends
The expectations Of the rebel leaders, and
their sympsthiEers in loyal States, that
the call for volunteers would not bs
answered, and that the draft could not be
enforced, have failed, and nething is left
but to clamor at the means by which theiI
hopes are frustrated, and to strive to dis
arm the Government in future, if, in the
chances Of war, another occasion for in
/ crooeinr n fha military force Ehould arise ,
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nIARRIEp.

sandusky HarbOr is closed by the ice.
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DENTISTRY.
SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90. q

KNITTING YARN-ALL
w ooIors. RETTBERaA 4 HAUSMAEE,
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Bay, opens up territory in which many
thousands may be pr0htably employed, If
placed under proper regulation and con-
troll. At Port Royal such persons have
been extensively employed in the work Of
the Quartermasters Department and in
cultivating some thousands of acres Of the
sea islands Of the coast the products Of
which are used in the support Of them
selves and their families. In the opera
tions Of the army on the James river, and
upon the Potomac, in the fOrtihcstions Of
Washington, and as laborers, teamsters,
hostlers, in the landing and shipping of
stores, they have been Of sreat service /;
and the demand for their labor has exceed
ed the supply available"
Passing over the remarks regarding
steam transportation, irOn-clads andrams,
the subsistence department. harbOr de-
fenses, &C., we come to
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Report Of. the 'seefstary Of Wnr-s-COndI-
ton Of the Army---The Employment Of
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THE .-r.
CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

Published FOR the BENEFrT and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
Who suffer from spermatorrhoea, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, Etc. supplying at the sumo time
himself afrer being pat 10 great eLpenso and injury
through medical humbug and quackery.
"a By enclosing n postpaid addressed SnTolopa,
single copies may be had Of the aut hor.
NATHAHTEL MAYFAlR, Esq.t
decsdawis:i29 Bedford Kings Co, n. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09

The report Of Secretary Stanton, though
Of absorbing interest, is too long for our
columns. We eOndense such portions as
nre nf the rraatest intarast.
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Bv the Author Of Fair Inez," The Prince Of
wales,' " The Ghost Hunters," ," &C, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-09
LAKE SURVEYS,
OF which he says:

OF which he says:
The lake hsrbor works are thirty-four
in number. Prom want of appropriations
by Congress, no work has been done at any
of them during the present year, with the
exception Of the st. Clair lighthouse and
beacon, and at 0swego harbor, New York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

RBLMBoLD'S ROSE VASE
| a. exselont Lotion Tor Disease. Of n s,,k,,,n.
Nstsre, and Injection In Ilisea a.. 80 - .
eri9sfy Organs arsIEr from Habits Of DisT,sitn.
sar.aparils. in such Dssases s 5 BSShs 81
AeHss Efhs stosT Ts9iabIs ssd rssyossiiI,
sAsrsei9 viii seeos4pasy tks s-.dtet..,.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Fress to 20 yssrg' sGasss.F,
WIfE NkHEs Knowk7O
SCIENCE ANDFAME,
\ For Medical Proprieter OF RTCau 49, M.
Il Hensstory Of the United SsStes. ~
zee Professor DEVICES valuable works on ,b,
Pm YslCK, PhilideIIhia. '|'' ''''ofA'eo Dr.
pS &c EsTT.rs. Tns6s By pr: EPHRAIM No
Of tks Royal College o. safrsSas fna Member
Suesnis Joa,n sae Erahfaehons Of the King ana
BENJAMIN TRXvEKs. Fsiios u TRS o,s' Ss =,
Bee most Of;hs late Standard works On n.5,,,,.
Extrs, Soeas. 81 % Ger bottle, OF an for 3 o.
% %. s -" per Dsttie, or ak for
Q. Improves 3, Ross ws.h, so per bottle. or .ir for
or, half dozen Of each for sI2oa xh,.h ina.
rsmoient 20 clre the Iaest obstIpst. c.ss. ~
,ecneas are seaered to; Delivered 10 sny hsr. y.
DESCRIBES SYMPTOMS IN Az conmv-
flCAFlOks.
Advice Gnns Z!
AFFIDAVIr
,fersonally appeared before mn an alosru., .,
NC city OF fnIladely hIs, IL. n. HxLnBoLD VIZ
ssin no nsr sSasn doth say b.
-, n. 4. HELMRoLD.
x,Swern and subscribed before me, thla I'D d., =,
SovemDer, l8h. va. r. HIBRBR 81 lldeTm.n
Ninsa street, above kaoe, Philsdelp hi..
Address lstsors for info rnxtion in confidence, a.
IL. y. HELMBOLD, Chem,tt-
Detot, loe Soerh Tenth 81 bes Cnesnut P.,l.
- BsWARE OF 90 UyTERExJrs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEAI.Ess
" no endeevor 70 dispose TOR -Fv-, 49,,
ornK AfficLEs on THE IsFtTI fiox vy.t.ss
by hspboids etyIre PRESENTATIONS. - -
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