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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-29
FROM ST, LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28.
The FIRE at the river yesterday turned out
to be more disastrous than was at fret sup
posed. The cargo Of the H. D. Bacon con
sisted of 625 bales of hemp, which was
mostly in the hold, where the fire origi-
mated, as is supposed, from spark from a
candle which had been blown out by the men
at work on quitting for dinner. About 26
bales of hemp had been delivered, The bal
ance was destroyed.
The Estella and W. H. Russell had been
loading for Missouri river for several days,
and both boats had considerable freight on
board,
That on the EsteIla was burned, while
the greater portion of the Russelrs will be
saved, slightly damaged.
The Mcdowell and McGiH were laid up
with nothing aboard.
The total loss is about Sl75, 900, as fol-
lows: H. D. Bacon $4,000, cargo S25, 900;
W. H. Russell $4,000, cargo 1000; Es-
tella $50, 900, cargo $1,000; McGiu so, 900;
Mcdowell S28,O00; Cotton and hemp on
le7ee burned, S25,OO0. Insurance, H. D.
Bacon $4,000; Estella $4,000; McGill
$4,000; Mcdowell $4,000; Russell only
$4,000. The Bacon's freight receipts for
the down trip were also lost.
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THKATER.-Mr. Couldoek must have felt
greatly fRttered by his reception, last eve
ming. If he had any doubts before, that he
was favorite with our citizens, those doubts
must have been dispelled when he saw the
crowded house that greeted him, last night.
There was not vacant seat in the theater,
either above or below, and, what was espec-
tally gratifying, the audience was first class
in every particular.
We consider Mr.. Couldook's Luke Field
I'M" the very perfection Of acting, and can
imagine nothing superior to it. We saw him
in that character years ago, and it seems to
rs he improves in it every time he plays it.
Miss Couldoek as "Rose" madO a favorable
impression, yet to our mind Mrs. EIlsler is
much superior to her in that character. Ne
COLLEEN as Sir Richard, Mr.. Bllsler as Colonel
Vanguard, Lewis as Augustus, and Mrs
Dickson as Meg, did themselves credit. The
other characters were well cast.
Tonight the plays are " Riehelieu," and
"Boots ct the Swan"
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ARRESTED FoR ENBRZZLIEG AND OPENING
4 LETTER.-YeEterday, a Deputy United
States Marshal arrested at Garrettsville 4
soldier of the I25th 0. V. /, named Marcus
B. Clark, for embezEling and opening letters.
It appears thatR letter directed to Charles c.
Clark, was taken out Of the GaErettsvilIe Post
once BY q relative OF the latter person, who
left it at the house Of the prisoner, suppOsing
it to be him. The family Of the prisoner
opened the letter and read it. On the return
Of the prisoner he also read the letter, and
discovered that it was not for him. Instead
of taking it to the rightful owner of the let
ter and explaining the mistake, as any sensi-
bic man ought to do, he put 1t in another en-
velope, sealed it, put penny stamp on it, lit
was drop letter. and took it to Mr.. C. C.
CLARK, without explaining that be had read
It. The prisoner afterwards incautiously
spoke to some neighbors Of the contents of
the letter, and this coming to the ears Of C.
G. CLARK, he had the man arrested as above.
The contents Of the letter were probably such
as complainant did not like to have made
public, hence his anger at the occur
renee. The prisoner is in Jail, and will be
examine on Thursday, before United States
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The ANeIER.-A Cleveland correspond
ent of the Capital City Fact writes as follows
Of that chief of all pleasant and comfortable
hotels, the Angler
"Shivering, reached the Angler House,
that asylum for the cold, weary and hungry
and soon found myself perfectly at home, as
in time past have been wont to do, and,
God willing, hope I may do many times
more. Since you or I were here last the
house has changed hands, and VIM. BeDell,
ESQ.,, is the worthy proprietor; Mr.. L. P.
ThraH, long connected with the house, doing
the honors Of the desk, as chief clerk. As a
traveller of some experience, knowing the lit
tie details that 60 to make hotel life comfort
able, can assure you the Angler bids fair to
maintain, under the new management, its
ancient high reputation. Mr.. BeDell, though
| 4 yonng man, is veteran in tho hotel busl-
ness, and the uniform courtesy and attention
visible everywhere is due to his able manage
ment."
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TELEGRAPHTC.
LAST EIGHT's- s-DIsPATOHEs.l
THE War IN THE EAST,
The Advance Of the Army.
Winchester will soon be occupied,
Division of the Confederate Army,
jackson moving upon StauntOn.
The condition of Gen. Hooker.
Troops to be all Clothed and Fed.
THE WAR IN THE WEST.
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CityCouneii.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2s, 1862.
The President, I. o. Masters, in the char.
All present, except Msssrs. Corning, Palm
or, Stevens, Wellhouse and Willard.
PETITIONS.
OF John Thomas, asking permission to re-
move a certain oak tree from his lot in
Woodland Cemetery. Committee on Public
Grounds.
OfArnold Krulzi, asking Hurd street to be
opened so as to enable him to get at his lots.
Referred to the City Attorney.
CONCENTRATIONS AND REPoRTs.
Of Finance Committee, in relation to the
proposed purchase Of lots Nos. 3ls and Sls,
by Peter Diemer. Filed.
From the Board of Education, recommend
ing certain school Visitors. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Bond, that the school visitors rec
commended by the Board Of Education be ap-
pointed. Adopted.
By Mr.. Keating, that the Board Of City
Improvements repair Main street bridge
forthwith. Adopted.
By Mr.. VanTassel, that stone crossings be
placed across Pearl street at the corner of
Pearl and Church streets, and at the corner
Of Bridge and Pearl streets, and across Han
over hlEeet Al us luteIseCLlOn WIN NIaAAAAA
Circle. Board Of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Burgess, that a stone crossing be
placed over Minnesota street on the north
side Of St. Clair street. Board Of City I'm
provements.
By Mr.. Roberts, that lot Nc. 300 be sold
to Peter Diemer, agreeably to reeOmmenda-
ton of Finance Committee. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, that the Board Of City In
provements be requested to frame an ordi-
nance to grade and pave Front street
Adopted.
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CAIRO, Oct, 5S.
Colonel Stuart, with detachment Of the
55th Illinois, made reconnisance Of the
country back of Memphis few days since,
and broke up party ofguerrillas, who re-
treated across the Wolf river, burning
bridges after them. Stuart crossed, how
ever, killing two guerrillas, and capturing
a number. He also destroyed ten planta-
tions of secession Sympathizers in that
vicinity,
Colonel Grierson's cavalry had also made
a very successful raid into the adjoining
COMMUNICATING up Eve or six guerrilla
camps.
It is stated that Ballentine's rebel cav
airy some four days ago left Holley Springs,
and came as far North as Hatchie. This
fact may have given rise to the reported
approach Of Price to Bolivar.
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FROM San FRANCIsCO.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. q,

VAN ERAAIAhtOi OCSs 81
Arrived, Golden Age, from Panama.
The ship King Fisher, for New York,
has sailed. Also the Sea Lark, for Boston,
cargo principally wool.
Copper ore dull. Butter 26@27c.
Assemblyman KeoeA has taken the oath
and been released from Imprisonment.
As Washoes contribution to the Ma
tional Sanitary Commission fund, it is pro-
posed to send by the next steamer $4,000
in silver bars, stamped with an appropri-
ate inscription, which it is believed would
prove a good advertisement of Nevada
Territory.
A new copper mine has been discovered
in Mariposa county, which attracks much
attention. The ore resembles the celebrated
copperopolis vein, and traceable for several
miles.
The copper resources Of California are
already important, and promises soon to
become second only to gold.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEvRLAND mARKRTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. /
IrrEEnAE Lunnr-n nnAnhnr q IsEl-

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.l
TUESDAY EvRsEs, October q. 1852.
FLOUR-Active Sales Of 500 bbls double extra
red at $50; 400 Bbls do. at s5s, and 90 do choice
do at $780, Rye flour is selling at $500.
WHEAT-Sales this morning Of n,6OO bush red
free on board at sIIO]k9sl,ll, and since New York
report 10, 900 bush free on board at sl,l2.
CORN-salos Of ? cars at SOC
HIGHWINES-Quie with sales Of 80 b6s at
s5zo.
sEEDs-Timothy Is lower and selling at sl,7o9
sl,75.
BUTTER-salos Of % kegs Western Reserve at
l5c.
EGGs-soIing at la9lSc.
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NEW HEAD-LlsHT- Engineer "Doty,"
Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
REiinosj, has invented an improved head
AigAt for locomotives, to burn coal oil, which
promises much, although it has not yet been
tested on the road. He claims that it will
give better and steadier light, besides being
more economical than any other headlight
now in use. One is being constructed at the
Forest City Works Of Mr.. Pryor, on Centre
street.
Doty entertains peculiar views with regard
to light. He once ran an entire forenoon
without eKtinguishing his headlight, and
when demonstrated with by the superintend-
.ent, excused himself by asserting that oil
was cheaper than daylight.
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FROM PFNNsYLYANIA.

HARRISBURGH, Oot. ~.
Reverend Charles D. Hay, pastor of the
Lutheran Church, was arrested to-day and
taken to Baltimore, by order sf Gen
eral Wool. The cause of the arrests sup
posed to be a communication signed by
Hay, published in the Daily Telegraph,
concerning the authorities of Baltimore,
because Of the difficulties experienced by
procuring the privilege of taking them
home and attending to their wants, while
rebel sympsthizers are freely accorded
similar privileges, in aid of rebel prison
ers. A committee of citizens has gone to
Washington to state the facts, and procure
his release.
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SEyERK AccDKET.-Y Yesterday morning
Mr.. G. B. Bowers, Of the firm of Morrill, i
Bowers, Car Builders in this city, met with a
severe accident while assisting in loading a
lot of cars which they were shipping to the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway. He
caught his left hand in the pulley block by
which one of the cars was being loaded, and
crushed itin terrible manner. Dr.BeckWith
was sent for, and found it necessary to un-
Joint the three lower fingers and amputate the
fOrehnger at the second joint. Mr.. Bowers
bore the painful operation without finehing,
and without the aid of ohlOrOfOrm or stimu-
liant
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NEW YORK mARKET.-OctObcr 2s


FIOUR-AIarket excited and lGta25 per bbl bet
ter and IN good d-mand market closing nrm with
no sellers a. inside quotations;
Sales OF 24OJO BDs, at as sos 80 for superhns state
f6lOG6SO Tor extra state s5YsOG5,yO Tor supernno
western s6,2oa6,60 for common 20 medium extra
western; s6,o5g7,O0 Tor common TO good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohioi s70g5 20 for trade
CANADA FI.OUR-Market decidedly better
with moderate business doing.
sales 40 bbls. at s6, 1885, ~ common and So 4O9sOO
SRYE EFIOUS-harket very scarce and decidedly
C0RN SiESIs~Little frmor. Sales Of 400 Bbls
Brandywine at s4,lO.
WHisK Y-hlarkst shade frmer. Sales Of $50
bbs state and western at 36 GS7 6OO bbs TO arrive
VIII EAIT'-Garket excited and 2gso higher and
sales Of 2s.00 bush Chicago spring at SlI69s,2 Is
1860 bush Milwaukee club al Sl,ZiGSl,5Ji lS.OOO
bush winter red western at 81 S6Gl Ss1 81 90 bush
am Der Iowa at 81 sOl34; So COZ amber Michigan al
81 4WGEl,42 1900 bush choice amber State at s,42
q COO white Michigan at siO9Sl60 and zsYOOJ red
Illinois at 81 ,33lgsl,36.
RYE-Markst scarce and frmer at 1880 for
western sjGs1c for statei sales OF ZOO bush new
BAR EY-lMarkst scarce and frn at 81 .2s9I %
mand.
WESTERN 66gosc for eastern 59g6i ior damaged and
heated &c for yellow Westerni 7S975c for white
0ATS-More active at 5Sa57 common to prime
new and old. Sales Of s,OO5 bush Prince Edwards
island at 5s5zc TO arrive
sUGAk-Raw more active and hrmer Sales OF
24O0 hhds at lOGiI5a New Orleans, and 1913 for
PorO Rico By auction IS4 bhds New Orleans at sl0,
56a.Su. Refined also in better demand and hrmer.
nOLAsSES-Marketq quiet and without change.
Sales % hhds Ba BADGES at 43 by auction los bbs
New Orleans at 3745O
PORK-Market opened quiet and closed shade
easier. sales OF 800 Dbls l5,U09325 for mess, clos
ing at Sl8Gl3,l2H Sl22,25 prime mess and sl2 500
1890 prime. Included in sales lO0J mess, deliver
| abe October 3lst at sl3,OJ. The Goernment con
tract laO bbls mess IN iron chime hoops was taken
at sI37l3SO, and 7iU bbls prime mess at sl3 7oglS'
Is.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales 100 bbs lat %, ,OO9
1913 for country mess; S5,5GDs7OO country prime
sl39l3,75 repacked mess and Sl35OGl4,4 Tor extra
mess. Government contract for S0OO bbs extra mess
beef IN iron chime hoops vas taken at sl4Z3S4 30.
PRIME MISS BEEE-Market dull and prices
unchanged.
| BRhF HAMS-Market quiet.
| CUT lIEATS-Market quiet without change
BACON SIDES-Market moderate demand
| Sales 600 boxes, Cumberland at ~.
| CUT MEATS-sAasB for bellies for long
and clear. Government contract for 3JOiOJO lbs OF
bacon was taken at S7,I5Aa7,74 l-lOO.
IiARll-Steady, moderate demand Sales OF $50
1UTTEit-Market selling at Is9lso Ohio and
/ 20lgZ4c state.
CHEEsE-Market steady. at sS9Ie.
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sOIOmODsOn,s ImDrOYed sDectacIeg,
SOLONTONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlCIAE1
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
the trade. From his long residence IN this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say 70 his old friendf and the public
generally, that enOrt that could bs put forth 70
the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his inspection, TO suit the eyes, in all
curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation OF the
Eye and parting strength for long rrading and fine
sewing. The reputation OF SOLOMOHSON'S estRb-
shment the most reliable TO get the best articles
in that line that be obtained has become an es-
ablished fact and attesed By his patrons whose ad
vice 1t is: GO TO SOLOMOHSON's, make no mis-
take,) l3O superior-St-, under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of SPEOEACLES
adapted TO your sight.
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and Philosoph-
lee lnstruments Astrononical Telescope nom - 70
$40; Surveying Instruments, various prices large
stock of Microscopes, from e. TO SIS Marine Teles
copes, Spy Glasses large variety Lenses, Prisms,
-. HHfIFfGI9t ER Is az pam,
As perfect a. natural.
oFFIoE-No. $50 superior-st, under the American
Hotel apr2
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MAJOR PIcKANDs.-A Columbus dispatch
70 the Cincinnati Gazette, says that James
Piekands, late of the s4th, takes the Major
ship of the 124th, vice J. R. Sanford, who re-
Eignsit. If this is SO, the 124th will have a
thoroughly accomplished military man, and
a perfect gentleman for its Major, and is to
be congratulated therefor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-29

CLAsHNo.-The order Of the Secretary
Of War allowing men after joining vOluR-
ter regiments to enlist in the regular service,
has produced some elashing here. Men came
from Camp Cleveland and re-enlisted, with
Captain clary in the I'd United States Cavalry,
and were afterwards sent for with guard
from Camp, and Captain clary, with the Sec
retary of Wars order before him, has refused
to give them up. We see it intimated that
the obnoxious order is likely to be rescinded.
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TEE 2p ONO CAVALRY NOT TO LEAVE
KAEsAs.-We learn through Lieutenant Pike,
Of the I'd Ohio cavalry, that the order taking
his regiment from the department Of Kansas,
has been rescinded, and the regiment ordered
to Lea7enworth, to be remounted. Generals
Solomon and Blunt demonstrated against the
regiment being Withdrawn, on account Of its
effective services, and the remOnstrance was
needed by the Secretary Of War. So the I'd
cavalry will probably spend another winter
IN Kansas and Missouri.
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oRPHASs' AEEIvKRsART.-The fact must
be borne in mind that the Anniversary of
The Cleveland oryhan Asylum is to be held
this evening, at the First Baptist Church.
All the friends of the orphans land who is
not a friend to those who would be homeless
but for this noble charity y are invited to at
tend
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TIE NORTHERN LIGHT.-Clerk Butts Of
the Northern Light teIegraphed ysIterday
from Port Huron to the Agents Of the boat
At this point, R. Hanna & Co., that the boat
would be here this morning. She is probably
in. We believe she viii make one more trip
this season before laying up.
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REeovERED.-We are glad to see that
General Horace Bill, who was SO brutally
beaten by couple Of watchmen few weeks
ago, has recovered sufficiently to be about
once more. BE shows the. effects of the in
human treatment he received, and probably
viii for some time to come.
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commssary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send Us your name and stamp, and We will send
a copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, snd no charge until after we have &C
eomplished what We undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
ohoe-Lyman's Block, near the Court House
Cleveland. septlb.hot
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Mrs. C. s. williams respectfully announces to
the ladies of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to ft all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited TO call and eK-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandsgss supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
sucesssful. auRl2'4is
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ofHoe-Lyman's Block, near the Court House
cleveland. sspt16:R37
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pa- Do you wish to consult private medical
friendI Ifso, call at the Office of Dr.. " X in
room No. l, second floor, in Matthews Block
south side Of Public Square. All business strictly
confidential and cure guaranteed in from three
to five days. Charges reasonable in all cases.
Office open from A. N. to 10 P. N, oct27
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jackson moving upon StauntOn,
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ACCIDENT 70 LocoXeTIvK.-0n Mon
day about noon, as the mail train going south
on the c. & P. R. R. was near Hammonds-
willie, tire broke on the driving wheel of the
locomotive, Meteor resulting in demohsh-
ing pretty effeetualIy one side Of the cab and
ipjuring the works somewhat. The engineer,
Henry johnson, and the fireman escaped all
injury. The train was stopped without fur
ther damage. The GOODNESS displayed by
Conductor Coe, who wasn't within hundred
miIss Of the scene. is worthy Of ali praise.
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u
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49, 49, 316nifion althOpgh their mildness would
preyent any mischief TO health otherwise the Pills
Ar recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
oompany each box. Price 81 per box
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland By BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, l29 superior-sti
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, l99 superior-sti z W.
sACKRIDER, % SupsriOr-St g. W. CLARK lls
SuperiOr-St, and CHURCHILL & BRO, cornor OF
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| for them S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
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most desirable residence in oberlin, Ohio.
One acre Of ground, with barn, choice fruit good
WELL &C., within three minutes walk Of the Col
leRe, Public Schools, &C Terms easy. Address
G. E. HALL,
ocs17;Ao Drawer 4O9, Cleveland, Ohio.
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BUFFALO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2S.

RL0UR-Markst quiet and no sales reported.
WHEAT-Market moderate demand. Sales Of
900 bush red winter ludiana at 81 20; lOU0O Canada
club on private terms.
RN-Market moderate demand. Sales Of 900
bush mixed Western ct igiaci l4UOO bush do at 20.
UATS-Quiet.
other grains quiet
CANAL FltEIGHTS-Continues firm 25c On
wheat 224 on corn TO New York. but very little
tasen.
EXPORTS-4,OO 900 bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat
5000 bush corn, l3,UOO oats 500 bush barley
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An adjourned meeting of the Cleveland
CONGREGATIONAL Conference will be held atthe
chapel at OberIin, at 9, A. n, Tuesday, No
yember 4th. The special object of the meet
ing is to examine several young men, with
the view of licensing them to preach the Cos
mel oct23;AI1 W. II. BREWSTER.
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- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Gerofnls, Neuralgia and ali
nervous diseases, snd diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinsry Or
rans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed See sd
vertisement in another column. Once No. 1I9,
o.-,., af-aaA