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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

OPENING OF THE PARNLET HOUSE,, PAISEs-
vrLLE.-The above house was formally
opened on Wednesday evening, by a mag
nifcsnt party, in which large number Of
Clsvelanders participated. The house is
worthy of the beautiful town of Painesville.
Everything for convenience has been care
fully supplied, and the most admirable
taste has been displayed in furnishing it,
DR.. Parmley, the proprietor, is a genial,
whole-souled gentleman, and has spared
nothing that was necessary to make it a
hrst-class Hotel. It will be kept by Mr.. 8.
Barridge, than whom il could be in no bet
ter hands.
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~ The price Of the MoREIEa LHlDEB 70
news agents is One Dollar snd Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Tha postage on the LHGDHli 10 ROWs
DOalsTI, is Ons-fOurth Of can't per copy.
We would prefer that parties ramittins
postage stamps should send u one and three
can't inEtsad Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

eoEa OF TRRssoS.-Ws ind the following
in the New Years Address Of the Louisville
Evening Bulletin. II iscsllsd the song Of
treason, and We doubt If snything can be
found in the language which viii compare
with it in It's conception Of the awful. The
Address as q whole is sn unusually fine
poems
Fiends who In the lurid gloom
ofhell do ply the fatal loom,
Weave o banner of despair
For Columbia's tainted air.
Like the bodinR ravens wing
All the land o'erahadowing,
In the murky Woof embrOider
Darkness, death, and Hells disorder
On the fatal standard show
Every form OF guilt and woe
Murder drinking deep Of blood,
Rolling round him like food,
Factions diabolical art,
PeEjured tongue and traitor heart
All the fetid gall that drips
From the lands infected lips,
In the murSy woof embroideT
Darkness, death, and helPs disorder
Weave we In the magic loom
Piles ofslain without a tomb,
Cities lit with midnight fires,
Crashing walls and topping spires,
Famine's sunken, ghagtly cheek,
Outraged woman's helpless shrek,
Hoary age and infancy
Plunged In one wide misery;
In the murky woof embroider
Darkness, death, and tells disorder.
Let the banners folds be bound
With fiery serpent round
Eden's destroyer shall recall
The new temptation sin, Gnd fall
We have changed the stripes of flame
To the burning blush of shame,
And the streaks Of spotless white
To the pallor Of alright
And the stars which blazoned all
To Wormwood in Its endless fall
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no HORsT OWNFDs.


Dr.. Sweets Infslliblo Liniment for Horses Is IN
ryssd by any and in ali cases Of LAmsness, arising
fom Sprains, Bruises or Wrenohing, Its efot ia
nagical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
Kingdoms may be easily prevented and cured in their
nopisnt uiagss, but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however, is 90 Desperate hopeless but It may be
alloviated By this Eminent and its faithful appi
cation win always remove the lameness, and enable
the horse 70 travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy AZ
hand, for lts timely use at the first appearance Of
hsmun0s vii enectually prevent those formidable
diseases mantioned, TO which al horses are liable,
and which render 90 many othsrWise valuable horses
asarly worthless. Strong q Armstrong, Agents for
Cleveland. declualteozwd&wR26
TIE BuBsCRIBERs HAVE JUsT SET UP AT
their uastoa FEED Mill which is in connection with
fhs canal iust eboFe ontario street, New Mill for
GrintinF Corn and Cob Neal, in the use OF which
noe than twenty-five Per cent. lG saved IN fseo-
t1r either 10 hegg, homes or catile. Corn In the
ear h1urht and taken IN exchange for meal.
JOHN WEBSTEk q 90.
CeTalsnd, Jan. 4, 1859. jsn4RH
F1NH d REST AKTIBIOIAL HELP
= som HUNAH SIGHT HvHa MYWEETl
y
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THE CITY.

BAYARD TATLOR's LE0TURR.-The Melode-
on was well filled last evening 10 hear Bay
ard Taylor upon "Ths American People
Socially and Politically" In reference to
that portion of Mr.. Taylor's lecture which
treated of the American people socially, his
object was to show the arbitrary and despotic
character Of our social system SIS compared
with that of Europe, which he claimed to be
liberal and democratic. ThatpOrtion which
related to them politically seemed to be in
tended to demonstrate that there is a great
amount of corruption in politics, the root of
which is with the people. He thought this
might be Obvisted by increasing the salaries
of government officers, so that men who
were sought by ofioe,-but with the present
low salaries could not give up lucrative pro-
fessions and business to accept them,-and
not ofice-seekers, could be secured TO man
age the affairs Of the government. It was
his opinion that the present rebellion would
purify the nation. Itwas not good for na-
ton 10 slumber too long in peace; war was
necessary to cleanse and purify people
BE believed the masses Of England, and
knew that Russia, Germany, Sweden and
Italy were with US.
The next lecture before the Library Asso-
citation will be delivered on Friday evening
next, by Mr.. Whipple of Boston.
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FIRE.-The fire announced about hslf-pas.
1 o'clock yesterday morning was in the three
story brick building No. 81 Main street,
West Side, owned by P. onlisk, but unOccu-
pied. It was totally destroyed. Loss about
81, 900 insured for $500 in the American
Exchange Company of New York. The
building adjoining, owned and occupied by
jas. Moore, was damaged to the amount Of
probably $3.50, no insurance. The fire was
the work of an incendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

@- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrof1la, Neural
gis and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lit Ontario street.
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NEWFOUNDLAND RIOT.

d. JUHhBI Jan. 3.
The rioters st CarbOnnear are kept down
by the military. The town is in state Of
seigei business being suspended there and at
Havre de Grace. Both parties have been
largely reinforced. Hostilities will com
mence when the military are Withdrawn.
The whole trouble is between Protestants
and Catholics.
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7t0tkIs.

Q. Q. o.-Oary'I Cough Cure. dOc1sRl'
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DR. RENDAIL.-This successful operator in
the removal Of eOrns and bunions, will con
tinus in this city till Monday only, as will
be seen by his advertisement. Anything
more simple, painless and complete, would
Be impossible to conceive. A chemical pre-
paration, with which DR.. Kendall touches
the affected part, seems to have the double
effect Of sIlsying pain and rendering the re-
moYal absolutely painless.
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CAMP WOoD, HURD Co, KY, I
January 9Th, 1852.

CAMP WooD, HURD Co. KY,
January 9Th, 1852.
EDS. LEADEB:-I noticed while in your city
some days since, that the papers had US
across Green river 100000 strong. Never
theless we are all here on the North bank
but about ready to takeup the line of march
for Bowling Green, Nashville and other
places South.
The famous Railroad bridge over the river
here, partially destroyed by the rebels, is
about completed, trustle work taking the
place Of what was beautiful iron structure
before. Avery fine pontoon bridge has just
been finished, so that teams with heavy wag-
ons cross without difficulty. The small
bridge first built, by Willich's German Reg
iment, answered good purpose for threeOr
four weeks, but the recent rise in the river
washed it away. We shall not experience
any Inconvenience from this now, as the
pantoon is much more permanent. More
anon. E. n. BUSH,
Chaplain 2sEh Regt. o. V. 0. 8. A.
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OHIOAeO nIARKKE-Jan Q.
TBY FHLuqpAPH.1

fBY FHLHaRAPH.1
ELOUR--Msrkst more active, but buyers and
sellers l0Gl5 apart.
EAT.iMarkst armeri 7O@7O34a for No /; s44
CORN--Msrket firm. Sales at 22HS2sHc for
mixed in store.
OATe.-Market quiet and Arm
MESS PORE-Market dull and dropping, at
SS,756S,77H.
DRESSED HOGs-Msrkst active, at prices Sc
l0c lower.
BEEVES-Market dull.
tkECEIPF4--3 80 bOls dOuF; 2s O0l bush wheat:
p 900 bus corn; 43 20 live hogs.
EKCHANGk-Un hsW York, frm ct No pre-
MUM.
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-. gEOUK nAnKRF.-Ian Q.
ley FELHsRAPH.I

icy FELHsRAPH.l
hIONRY-Easy on call at &c, and brokers can
borrow plenty for themselves at s.
8TEALlNG EECHANGk-Closes dull at
nay.
HTOOER-Markot irregular and generally lower,
O6icagO Rock Island 5256: Galena & Chicago 664
Mirhigsa horthern 495S; Harlem Is; Erie 3414; Erie
preiel red 81; Hudson 1t bonds M Pacific all s6;
Cleveland Toledo 3tB; New York Central sl96; Mo.
s. slA A fair business doing.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHERsoTEPIs.-stimpson is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 253
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
gen and stranger. R77:h
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~ You can get cranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples by the barrel, carbon
and lubEicating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sprague's,
oviatt's Exchange. IW
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PROM HALIFAX-

HALIFAXI Jan. 8.
The steamship Parma which has been false
ly reported lost, was at Sydney, N. s., TO-
day. She will be here tomorrow.
The steamship Cleopatra arrived to-day
from England, with troops on board. She
brings no later dates.
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CEAWFoRDis RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His 4" CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
D idge. P. o. drawer III.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 9.
The Senate galleries were densely crowd
ed to hear the speech Of Mr. Sumner. The
diplomatic corps were largely represented,
including the Austrian and French Minis
tiers. Lord Lyon was not present. Secre.
tary Chase was among other prominent per.
sonages who occupied seats upon the floor.
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SWORD PREEENTATIoE.-Capt. L. Hickman,
of the 9th Regiment, who was attached to
the 45th Regiment before its consolidation
with the 67th, was, on Wednesday evening,
the recipient of sword and belt from q
number of his friends, presented through
Daniel Stephan, Esq, at the residence of
Capt. a., on the West Side. The presenta-
ton was wholly unexpected by the Captain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

Lava TIP GAS BUEHERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at % cents each, by
VI. P. FoGs.
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SpsslM 86tltEA.
UBSTzDOKOs HATK DYE
MI " ID We

tr O N i Y ID Y u
Tor al Who desire 70 have the color Of their hair
uha1God with uaIetY certainty and rapidity, to any
nhads thsy nay desire.
Manuhoturod By ). OriEtaaoro, No. ArtoF House,
UsN Eork. Bold everywhere and applied By ell hair
Dresser.
The folly of TriAing with Disease is fire.
QusntlT svinosd By the dirosl results that are SELF
svidsnt In every walk Of life. Hereditary di ease,
arising ron eally indisereuons, and the detoriora-
ting eject Of mercury and ether mineral agents. are
both TO Be dsplorSd and prevented. The great OBJ
ieog 8 carried out In every line Of the book, "HU-
NAN TRAILTY, or Physiological Researches"
which has bosn complied amer much study and re-
search, and e ombollshed With oOlorOd onsravingl
illustrating the dierent phases Of vital and funo.
tiona7y disease.
eoid By BR. BARLOW, lst Blesaker Ntrost, Etw
Eork. Prios . osnia. Sent ne ovoFyWhore.
Bsld sl1o hT g. ". Ozark. DruggiEtE, Cleveland,
gAIo.
FOR FEMALEs GENERALLY.
The Brundroth Pills cannot Be too highly spoken
Of Thoy remove all obstructious, give energy and
streagth; cure the distressing headache, unfortu.
nasly prevalent with the sex depression Of spr
ils dullnsss Of sight, nervous afeesionH, hlotehes
pimrea EalioWnoss pf the skin, all removed, and
Juvenile bloom and general sprightliness indicate
Na4 NlNNI AAA lNalNAAlAA144 Nt lih-NhAhAA EALAhs
Ladies, e. delicate periods, viii ind them unri-
vailed; thuY are the best medicines for mothers and
children, and cure worms and oOsttveness.
Let it be remembered, that Brandreth's Pulls arO
sa1y n their operation and yet unite midness with
s6oleney and require no alteration Of diet during
their use.
Hrs. Morgan, corner Of 18th street and Union
Square, New York was dying apparently, Of Con-
sumption. She vas given up to die By her Physi-
Clans, and all her friends, but sfter using Bran
dreshs pills for few weeks, the cough loft her and
ahs bgan 10 regain her strength, and iH now able TO
ottond 10 her duties and feels Of coon attaining
robust health.
Mrs.. Wilson, Of No. 80 Beach street, New York,
has cured Dyspepsia, Small P01, Measles, Dropsy
and IyphuS Eever, and all Headaches and Bilious
diseases, With Brsndro,hs Pills, will be pleased 10
ea1aer any questions.
Sea b. A. Gardner, 40 suPoTiOF street, OIsvU
ilnG, Ohio, and b. AL respectable dealers in msdI-
cincs.
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ACCIDENT.-Dr. GriswOld, of Elyria, was
severely bruised on Friday, of last week, by
being thrown from his sulky, but has 80 fer
recovered as to be again attending to his pro-
fessional duties.
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MORNING LEADER;
~ ADVKREIsKmKNFa.

Mr.. O Webb-AcadsmJ OF Mualc.
". P. Fogs, n. N. ohspin, A. 4. Maynard Ii.
brary Association.
95S Prospsot Btroot-strayed.
l. A. ISaAcs-The Fair InsE.
Robert 0ArrstsOn a Co.-Dissolution.
Henry G. Abbey Masters Sale.
do -ChGncory Sale,
DE- Rendall-Local Notice.
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NoTIOE.-PersOns holding certified ac-
counts against the United States for articles
or service furnished to the I'd and 9Th Regi-
ments Ohio Cavalry, and 4Ist and 45th Reg
iments Infantry, will please present them
at this Office for payment without delay.
J. J. ELwKLL,
ians;36e Quartermaster o. S. A.
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TRAvRLERs, REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus O1ice, I4T Superior
street, next door 10 the Weddell House
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FRAEK PARKHR.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
SEPARATELY
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~ J. B. HalI's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price Is cents, at No. II Public square.
Nov S-R IL
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Eall's, Il Public squars.
eu08-RI1
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r. Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover 4 Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollsTs less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
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BOsTOS, Jan. 9.
The brig A. B. Cook, Capt. Perkins, now
at Holmes hole, is in charge of the United
States authorities, on the allegation of sup
plying coal to the pirate Sumter in the har-
Dor at st. Thomas,
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NH REST AKTIBIOIAL HELP
II soW HUMAN SIGHT HTHh HYU9ITl
Ii snInHnNaON

EFa6foal Gss SsiMfies oP6eiaNI
Uerrs thslnrFest al10rtment Of the most improved
tfnd1 of HPEOFAOLEB. An his Glasses, WhstneF
~ naaY o. far aightsd, are ground under his OWn
lEscson, " mHohinOry o3 new con1true tion, with
6Frnat uare, 50 - 90 suit TIE ey5I IN all cl9eai
nnFinF WeaknezB, DiEEinogg or Inflammation Of tht
7sd, and imDlrfinE EtEs1gth 3oT Iona rsadins o.
11a sewing.
q. 6oiomonsou would hsrs inform tbs public shat
- noTur employs any one In the galg O be Lenlel
~ AlHo, arlondi "a assortment ofbF II GLAbBAtt
81 ART1TICIAL EFE9 inserted Withcut Eaini
osTlGS-Ho. 10 suDsricr Tt-sst, under American
Uofai WalisdAU
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- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
HoT BH BROKEN By TIE HnAT, can be found ct
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
siresta.
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Dr. Kendall has entirely cursd two cid and pain
fal corng for ne without any immediate or buboe-
.ouenf Inconvenience. 50. EDISON.
clsTslsnd, Dec. A, 1901.
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FROM MARYLAND.

FREDERICK, Jan. 9.
All is reported quiet everywhere along
our lines.
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Mr. Kendall has this A. n. removed from my foot
q corn Of twenty years standing, in low miuutes
and without pain. W. P HOhIOh.
Olsgeland, Dec. IS 1851.
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FROlI canada.

ToRoETo, Jan. 8.
Sterling exchange here was reduced to day
to Ill, 81 per cent lower than New York
rates.
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D.. Kendall hss removed corn from me without
o1' '-'-' -'1 : ~ ~" '''O''-' b. q. BRANCH.
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Dr. RendsI removed three coTnu Of ong standing
from the fsrf Of my wife, in my presence, without
pain, and 10 her satisfaction. h. b. sPELMAh,
Cleveland, Dec l9, 1851.
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Gorns 8kmorEa.
LAST DAY-MONDA1 NEXT,
JANUARY 18th, 1852.

Fari0us circumstances have Dc lsyed the departure
Of Dr. Kendall, but the principal Of these is the
great demand for hlE services, which his peculiar
lyGtsn Of reatn ent has eaused but he must assure
fhoss persons who intend to honor him with call,
that other engagements viii preclude the polslbii-
. ofhis rsmslning after
MONDAY NEXT, THE 18th INST.
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FSon !. McO0nnsa n. D., Cleveland.
d. Kendall has removed tive corna for me in
- i. MCCONNELL, n. d.
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FROM MARYLAND:

Bbout half of Burnside's expedition sailed
for Hampton Roads this morning, the rest
expected to leave this afternoon.
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STATE FAIR.
FROM BOSTON.

OONSNNVlI JUN o
The State Fair viii be held in Cleveland,
this year.
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OOMM RRoIAL.
beard Of TFGds.

PFoSidsat-J. L. WIATHnRLY.
VICE PTUt-M. .. sOOTT. lTres5urer-B. 7. LToa.
DIRnoTOna.
n. \. Ozark, A. Quin, Il. 8. Davis, B. BroWhsH, H.
Harvey, A, J. Begges, y. y. Lester.
3. ,. Lester, J.e. HusIsY. B.B.BOOti.
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From Earl BIZ, Eco, o. Marshal.
Dr HendaIl has extracted several corns 1rom the
fsss of mombsrs Of my family, without pain aHd
very satisfactorily. AAnL BILL.
Cleveland, Dec. 30, 1851
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From joseph Poole, Esq, Cleveland.
Dr.. Kendall rsmoYUd from ny ffet two cOfnei
fmoTe appropriatsf named thOrns TO my entire sat-
IfscflOn and certainly 70 ny great relief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

rFrom ais Impsrial Majesty, Emperor Of Franee.l
Hcnriour Randall ma sEfrait les corB eTsc m
e''--' '-',--' = NAPOLEON.
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ABSOLUTE REKOHAL OF
CORNS AND BUNIONS

InFtantane0u5 and Edioacious Uuresr
WithoHt Cutting, Pam OF Bleeding,
Atll2 Superior st., lover Leader Of1ee.)
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Dr. Kendall has removed huge I Il corn from
ny isot without pans and 81 the same time gives me
much eage W. LYMAN.
lisTsia d, Jan g. Iss2.
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OLEvELArD, Dec. 30, '6l.
bnrs hsd several corns extracted ty Dr. Kendall
gaia. :. .bohsASs.
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7Hba EollsEing Tastimonisll, selected from thou
Isd1, render Il unnecessary 70 discuss the nature
- r5arit1 a sso1,1r oreroudfs
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~ Mr.. B can produce thousandg Of certihcatss
tn PrOfsssor5 snd Doctors OF Medical Schools
1rf C0lieyss, and IN addition 70 OH n his book
odntai1a eerfihca tran some ol the HcYel an:
hIm for the ingpestion and s2tiElaction Of those
uhonay rtQuire hia serTiees.
OEoe HouEa from 10 to II \. and from
26l4P. n
Eaidsatzry Vi1ltI before and aftsr TIE abpye
nqua q esllialtipEs f1 Jaeozsal8
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From Earl BIZ, Esq d,

Prom ". OTapser, EsI..
with pleasure testify 70 he kkin with which
D.. Kendall operateg on COrnH.
Cleveland, Jan. 2 ls62. ". OhAPBEh.
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From L. AIeott. Esq.

DR.. Kendall has extracted several eorns from my
~ without pain, 70 my entire satisfaction.
Cleveland, Dec. 20, 81 Il. AbOOIt.