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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-23
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:, EAsTKEN THBoUdH, for Erie, Bufalo, Boston, New
york. Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesvils, Gene
va Astabuia and ConneaCt, closes at $50 A NJ
ais P. N. -'0'S' -
EAsTHRa THROUGH, for Erie, ButiAlo, ALBANY, Bo,-
ton, Nav Hork and hartford, closes et 8 10 p. NJ
~ AZ io5 Al points between Oieveland Snd
WIsTERx THBoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohioaso
ard MilEankao, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves ct 81
WEsrEBs THRouaa, for Toledo, Detroit ObIoaEo.
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo eIosss st 8 81 p ~
HEs[Ess WAY, for all points between Oisyeisad
eANDUsKI WAy, for ssnduhky snd all iutsrmodlst.
POINTS, oloses ct a:39 P, n,
OScISNATI GAI, fer all points between Cleveland
soa Clnoinnsti' closes st 10 p. NJ, Qeaves ct 80
gIEoIEEATI THRcUaH. for Columbus, DAYTON. New.
ara snd CINCINNATI closes ct 10 P NJ, Qsaves ct 7gO
CEGNNATI THRoUeH, for Columbus, O,pojHD,t,
Louisville St Louis, Indianapolis ZanesyiIIe Gnd
HheahRg, closes at 6 10 P. 81.
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh sEd Wssh
!nRton, closes at Il 40 P. N.
RIrTeBUB6E WAY, IOr ali points between Clayslana
nellsTilie, and Pittsburg, HArrisbuFs PhistRlph{a
MAHoEIEg WAY, for EIl pointg bstv7ssn OisvaIsnd
next n9rniaR.) ~ wv
MEDIsA WAY, closes ct Am.
HocKPoRT, Is. closes on Tueadays, ThurgdsVs and
Saturdays, st u NJ.
BaEczsyILLE, BATH, &o., closes Tuesdays and sst.
grdsyst a. A. MI
--SHAEoa OsSFER, Granger, North Royalton A.,
ol9ses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A, r.
MARREssViLLB, closes dSily, 1910 A NJ
EAsrOLEVEAAsDendE EGclid, OlOses daily at 2. Il
S1g-Msil snd Drop Letters Are rsauir d, by Law to
Be prepaid. " ~
Esrsli CITY Circulars srs required 70 bs p-s.rsId
80 Oaios oPoa ron rBA A. N. to 7IO P, n. On
huEosY from 4. NJ. TO l6;25 a. d.
(. UOwLEs, P.h.
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We have received recipe for the cure
Of diptheria, from physician who says
that Of 900 eases in which it has been
used not single patient has been lost.
The treatment oonsists Ia thoroughly
swahhing the hack Of the mouth and throat
with wash made thus; Table salt, two
drachms; black pepper, golden sea, nj
trats Of potash, alum, one drsckm each.
Mix and pulvefiEe, put into a tsa-cup
which half fill with beiliug water. stir
well, and then fill up with good vinegar.
Use every half hour, one, two, and four
hours, ss recovery progresses. TIE ps-
tient may swallow little each time. Ap-
ply one ounce each Of spirits of turpen-
tine, sweet oil, and aqua ammonia mixed
every four hours, 10 the Ebeis of the
throat and to ihe breast bone, keeping
flannel to the psrt.-N ?. TyiJans
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This gentleman has always been sn
cold line Democrat" He is one Of the
largest capitalists IN New York city. His
property interests, as we'll as the political
education, would incline him to just con-
serVatism-that is, in favor Of policy
calculated to conserve the best interests of
the country. Mr.. Cooper has just publish
ed another stirring letter to the President,
in which occurs the following strong sen.
tenees:
al believe thst the wsr Of rebellion
would have been short, if, at the COM
mencenent Of the struggle, decided pol
ioy in relation to the employment Of ne.
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TAe Chief Attributes Of Asahood are

The Chief Attributes Of Esahood are
frequently Inst o. sueFonded by mal-pssotices and
oious habits that vii Inevitably LEAD hereditary
disease unless Checked N tine Read the truths laid
down IN the treatise 'lIn Ian EeAILTTs or PHEs
ToLOgICAL RzsEAEgEzs." L IA elEboTE-siy ilnstrs-
ED With coIore1 sngravinss and vii eengInss ~
mcst hsrdsnad szld gnSosserasdi s5 Eon ss relisEs
the minds OF tbs most dsspoEdiHE, By issdiaE ths9
In the right channel isr rslIsl o. b6eiT and EsnsA
agony and despair.
aS-Sold b. d. EARROEY is4 HissoEst-st.s H. z
Price g cent?. Sent froo sYsTyFh5se sss acVsrsSs
r.sut OF g srriesefusr' N aHoteer column
sod alzo b. G. ". CEAEEs ctacgiss. OisTsiAaaI
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B1slAs d--i Of a SAINT Is he.



Ile great g1E, which has been fcr
m5nsAs in course Of construction for the
Navy b. Ar- John Efiesson, arrived at New
York few days ago, and is now st one Of
theiron works being prepared for service.
Ar. Ericsson contracted somstime since to
construct scme 13-inch smooth-bOre guns.
which are to have much greater initial
Tslosity ;hsn any now in use. He is to
rsSsiYe nothing fOr then unless they burn
ever 90 pounds Of powder-fOr every
pound Of powder beyond so, Mr.. Ericsson
is to receive $500. He is confident Of
being able to burn 100 pounds. The solid
shot will weigh 26O pounds. The Enelisb
es-pOuadsr (Of 1850 pounds, said By his
Royal Highnsss, the Duke of Cambridge,
% be The most powerfuI gun In the British
srviee, with ls pounds OfpOwder Cnesrly
o1e.fOurth of tia CHARGE has an initial
Tsl'sity Of 1870 feet per second, and,
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BOsToS Corners, s.Ta'

- u GsEa1 1 oo-Gents: freely give yo1, W. "
srty 80 uAke use OF the fcuoEinS ~ ~ ~
IN the hig hest manner:
Nv wife Who Was attacked with pain In the shool-
ders whole ength Of the back, and In Der lmb5 ita
psIpfssriOu % the HaaTt, attended with Falling @
t5s Wornb D,sulenoTrhE Dud Irritation OF the Blad
der I called = DhFBician, who attended her ebo
Ehres month"; Wien no left hsAVoTse than he ioune
her then employed one Of the best hyslcians
eorid and who tteudeo her for about nine months
and while she Wa under his osre she did not sufei
quite IS much pain he finally gave her qp ana said
Eher case was incurnble" "Horl sald eef lhe Esa
en- for one operates against some other OF aer dicu
ties" About this tifae, she comElsneed the use o.
flonstftutiou Water and to our utter agtOnishm6.t
almost the rst dO3s seemed TO have the desired 81
feet and she kept on improving rapidly ufl1er -
treatment snd now superintsnd8 entirely kef 60
meatio adsirs She has net taken any OF the COnstt
tuition Water for Rbout four woeks aud We arc hspF7
Mh. n, VAN BEhSOHOIEa4
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How General Meade yyas ChaIicnsed by n
Private,

Private.
A private employed ss blacksmith at
headquarters was recently suspended by
the thumbs TO tall pine tree, and pail
OF cold water slowly poured upon his Gran
ium by man on a ladder several feet
sboYe. He received the punishment With
ss great degree Of eomplaeenoy as could
be expected under the circumstances, but
still exhibited an apparent sense OF humili-
alton which l think 1t impossible for even
the most stoical rascal to repress on oeea-
slams Of a a;--:i---S-ssE EsUIef. Il IS Gus
tomsry in the army, when the weather is
severe, or when the men have undergone
laborious fatigue duty, to issue 10 them Ts-
tions Of whiskey, the effect Of which in
some instance, Is to bring out in bold re-
lief every selfish animal procliYiiy Of mans
nature, leaving every eommendible attri-
bIte in The background. It Vas thus il
the instance Of the sulprit referred to, who
took occasion while in pugilistio mood 10
approach General Meade with 9 point blank
challenge to single combat, asserting in
vigorous terms and in an expressive man,
ner his perfect confidence In mis- ability to
vanquish the Gommander-in-C Chief m or suy
other man, and insisting on the General
to "peal" and defend himself. The Gen
eral probably considering the challenge
rather informal and not in accordance with
the code GgsiEo, ordered the man in arrest,
remarking that he believed the hydropa-
thic treatment Indispensable in the pugns.
cious gentleman's case.
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nothersI EEothersll lIothersIg

Don't fail 10 procure Hrs. WiEsLOT's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHISG.
This valuable preparation Is th- prescription ions
o. the best Female Physicians and Nurses IN the
United sts5 and has ben used for thirty years with
nsYer faiIng asley aud suoeess BY milons sf moth
srs Children, from the vs5le infant of one week
old the sdut. 1t not only elieves the child rom
paiR, but invigorstos the stomach and bowels, corU
reots adity, aud gives 1onS and energy to the Shos
81 'tom. It will almost i1atnntly rolievs
GEIPiNG IN THE BOW ELS AND WIND COLIC,
We bslisyo It the Best and surest Remedy ia the
World IL all cases o. I'yseatery and DlarThOsa in
Children whether It arises nom TsstbinEs or 'Eom
any ofhs caRss.
Eg5-Euh directions toE uzinE vil accompany s.Sh
bottle. None genGins ul.c-5 the facsimile 0i Gus
us 4 hTEEKlEs, New York. Is OF TIRE WTaFFer.
ss-soId By all Msdlsins DsaisTH. Principal pne
is Deg ST.. EsF York.
Price oEly rs CssiE rss EVtsla.
a.
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BF. q HAM.
Nss.5sr Of tAs .RoyaI 0olIsgs Of Fsgsieias8

Lon2on, EhgEqn5; Grsds7l. of
Records E0=pi.al fer
REMALE DISEASE
aad constant attendant % 2ArIs, London, EsE
Ieans aud Montreal Ee5Disals Esr the last ten ysaEI
hns opened his Once at the
johnson Rouse, Cleveland,
where be VIII be hap5g to meet all those who aTs -
sic.es Etth subaouto End chronic diseases.
Hls tresimsns is entirely diaorent nom the Oh
sian, and Is ENG. sfioaeiO7s ard s6sStiys. Hisned
oInss are ginpgY ysgstsbie extracts nd oils, thsV
have never been u5sa but by two oths physicians =
America sezidss hfznsot- Hs has spsH the grsasss
ssrt Of ais lie end thouzAnds Of dollars IN obtalnin
sew secrets n his profession Hs tests the DEiE
sor 81 forms Of diseass. no charge fer giving
aonest aud true statement o. tbeir casa.
sPEEmATOgHGA.
To TO-Ea MEs!-E0 can proge % you in fsE NH
tss that be Il she cnlY physician ycu ever treAtaf
Eftn that cures tEis Cfaeese Tor everT patient WI
viii fol0R his dirsckionr, hs vii give Ons Hundrs
Dollars u he fails n curing ttis disease. No ckargl
mado for Consolidation. Ibosa At diEtGrce Yho Eish
10 cors1It lia Doctorun DO 50 by seu1iug email
va Of urine b nall WITH Bses ss- SD ass ard b
VI! ausVsr and tszCrbB thsr case, and tts possibil
~ OF getting rslisf. - encssiag return postsI
ztsnF- mer-1I
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DysmsFr6sd, or PGiatUI HsnIsgratioS, sid
IN Esgorykagis or PTohsse FlotgsRs.

Both diseases arising from family secretion OF the
b,enstrua uidin ths one case being tco little, a7d
accompanied by severe pain and tie oter too pro
frse secretion which Ell bo speedily Cured BY the
Constitution Estar.
That disease known as FALLING OF TaE WOHB,
kfc the result OF relaxation Of the lgamsnt- o.
that organ and Is known by eense Of hseyiness and
Tracing pai as in the back and sides end g. tinaa &C
oompguied BY sharp lacingtins OF shooting pains
through the parts, Will, in all cases. Be removed by
ths medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising hsm IL
eTFATlOS OF TIE WOKE, which physicians call Her-
Vou5nsss which word covers up much ignorance, and
"a nine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
knOW whether the s. TOMS are the disease or tht
Esrs Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Eeots fElpt
tation Of the Heart Impaired Memory akofulnes5l
Ft1iogA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-23

lBrom ReT.J. saStor Brown, D. D., Editor q Me
Eneyelopedia ; Religious KnoWledgAl
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Fat.
snt Medicines general Though distTust Of thei
Ingredients and eieCIs, yet know Of no Sufficient
reasons why mRQ :, testify to the bensfts h
believes himsei to hsse fRiSgfsh fRig shus Oopssb;se
tnS Je1sft OF otheFz. g
do this the more Tesdli7 IN regard 10 HQoE -.
eerman Bttters, prepared b. Or, U h IAr+ & aAno 2
thls cEEI because vas prelutiesd sgaihst ,hs ~
MANI ye2rs, under the impression thaJ ,Sa is J ~
ehleuy sn Alcoholic ~ iItuIe. ana ~ hts5 80 nv
Lrlend ROBERT SESShaker, Egs, ~ ,S ~
RIe,paice q EsogeI tests sAd SaF oeo5SaeSTsnt t5
uad Debility. fhs Of tAres .i ~ Vh III
SS5 II ~ EeS syst 5sglnninG q y present Sesr vas o
bniv - r.I iVlSs5 l5s 80 festoration to degree Of
S5s1Ht dr unostdespaired Of ressinin1
% tse use Of the. o ny 5Sl9 59r ne
RellsaslRAss. y ne q, 1851. " '''' A'-'' /" NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-23

Dr. WH. n. GREde-Dear Sir; ! have tor ssysEa vera
Fsrosz disease, Gravel, which rssistsdAl ronedlel
md doolGrs until took Constitution v steT1 ane
Jou NAV q s7sarsd that eEcset t1ngly pleaSea
with the result Il has entirely cured me- anq ytU
MAJ make any sssf ny name yen may Sc nt In re
Esrt 10 the medicine, - have entire eonnden9s In
= sneacy. TOuss tts2g, POhDsIHOhG'
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Hon. 5. 8. Csr tor sneaker.

The Ohio Statesman publishes q list Of
forty Democratic pspsrs in Ohio that have
expressed preference Ior Hon. g. S. Cox
! as Speaker Of the next House of Repre-
sentstives in Congress II It were posi-.
bic TO have Democratic Speaker for the
next Congress, there is no doubt but that
Mr. Cox would be the first choice Of nine
tenihs of the Ohio Eadison
Gusty Democrat
The idea Of that little squirt Sammy
Cox occupying met filing, for that would
bs physi cal mental inpossibility,
the Speakers Chair, formerly filed by
Muhlsubursh, Clay, Polk, Banks and other
eminent men, is too absurd. But should
he by Raz rlnnnAal.-E-Li--s---A- sH-v
House be elected 10 that position, then we
shall expect the next step the House will
take win be to select the best looking ape
in Van Amburghs Msnagerie and elect
him Clerk. In that case the organisation
will be complete, and the Speaker snd
Clerk will ha5moAirs together perfectly.
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Espyy.,,.d Ksa,tarssoa,

yhIaA In tie unmarried female Is constant rocur-
ling disease and through neglect the seeds OF mare
rs1e and dangeroua nlRadies ore the result; and SC
month after month passes without sn effort being
made 70 assist nature thosuppression becomes ehron
%, the patient gradually looaes her appst.e' ths
, assumption finally ends her career
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z1AD-READ-RzA1.


IN EysE- g gRFea-Ds,g- Sir: In FebruAry, 1851
va afictsd with the suEsE diabetes and ror ont1s
naSssd more than two cations OF Wster in twenty
fiIr houre VAS Obliged st up as often aa tsn oI
tWeiys times during the night During the nontn o
Juiy lS5i procured two bottles oi OOnsttatlol
&c. and in two days after using II experiences
.fisS aud alter tal-inr two bottles We entirely
cuTs4, soon after regainiug ny usual heA15l;
Yours trUlT, ~. L. Ds"NAA'
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MARRIED.

In Chicago, October 22d, BY the BeT. ]. p. Ship,
hafi rRBtain ETtW Ard r. PITKIN o. Cleveland
Ohio, aBd siiss LJBASE 7. DiCKit S0N, Of Chi
csgo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-23

A FEIEzD II HEE1-TRE II. u
DF. sEests aEALIifBiin LIZZIE INT y prsPaEN'-
s-oa fhs rscrs Of d. stspaSa szess Of Oon1ootiss
gHs greet bcno setss-, a6 hss oson nssd N h pEat
tos tcz thu Lass twenty Tsz-5 vita tho NOS. aslon
ne suoress AZ aa SEt5rHal TeHaedT Il - Elthous
TiTal and VII slis7isto rsn mora aseecfy than Ani
osher yrposses.O1 Eur hl EEsunGtic and hsrVoul
1isoTdsrs Il is afuiy inss5ie, ana curative toS
S5res, Wounds, sptsins. Bruises 3d. ftH seosainA
hsalipR and T-sE5rful ssfs lt.5 pfcf -
aver EiFe. Is tessl. Over icur kHnd-ed es-tinoste
q rsinarE=bio euses Performed y it Nithin me ~
% vaarr stsast g. ihiE -sot strong q ATTstrongt
AFauta for inpvsssTa Hao,is-isn--- - -
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The Original Draft of she EmanciparlOH

The Original Draft of the Emanci patlOu
- Proclamation.
The original draft Of the Emancipation
Proclamation was donated By Mr. LinoOlR
to the Northwest Sanitary Fair, at Chicago
and it was bid off by Thomas B. Bryan,
Esq, for $4,000, and by him presented to
the Soldiers Home. Ii is thus again sub
ject to sale for the heneHt Of the sacred
oaase.
It should be deposited in The SmitbsOn-
ian Institute by the side Of the original Of
the Declaration Of Independence. It will
probably be purchased BY the Chicago His
tOricEl Society.
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1884. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB TEE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
ATTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

Rs-AaIls VIII be opened and ready Tor delivery cne
hour after srriysl OF trains.
- All nails close one hour bsfora esparsuie Of
tFains.
ARRIVAL or hLIL3 AT DEPOT.
EsstsIp Through arrives st 90 d, b., and I:EO AID
62iP IA.
Eastern Way arrives at IOI5 A. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g2j N,
DO v ay arrives 81 90 z NJ.
5slcC5ky Way arrives ~ OPS A. n.
MbhOnIl Way arrives st 5.3l z. M.
Cincinnati arough arrives ~ $50 a. IL, 250 T, n,
do Way arrives at 9 % P. 81.
Western Through arrives at s:s5 A d, and SIS P
do Way arrives ct 2.45 P. NJ,
Medina HGy arrives a. 4eJ r. NJ.
Rookport, 6os arrives Tuesdays, ThursdsYs and Eat-
urdsys at Il Ii.
ereos5vlle Bath, &o,r srriTss Mondays and FridA,
sharon tentsr Granger North BoyEiton, &C., arriY,
Mondays and Eridaya ef 3 p. NJ
Rauensville arrives daily at 1918 A. NJ
Ksst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct h
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stsse "a The Bladder, GsIoglgs, GrassI, BFieb
DaIf GsPOIiI Gsd kaeBs or Eilky
Diehgrges after UTjaa5;sg.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause VIII
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water II taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
tesspoonful three times day, in water. During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent syp-
toms should be oombatted with the proper remedies,
then followed up with the OoREtitution Water a.
EbOVe directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-23

NoysmSer zlst, at I25z o'clock 4. JAMES Nj.
CRANi gssi 3 ytars.
Funeral takss place a! his residence, No 81 Huron
St, thi. (siondsy) afte-n; on at % o'e'oek.
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ATgENFToN. SOLDIERS,
AM. the Friends of Soldiers |

We call the attention Of al having relations or
friends IN the army to the fact that Hofand's Ger
nan elttsFs will cure nine-tenths of toe diseases
| Induc9d ~ exposure and piiVations, incidenf Z
| aulp-lte In the lists, published almost daily Q
t1s newspaper On the arrival of the sick Il wi IN
eokfced that very large droDortion are sur 4 De
toin q hiiIte. kvery OF that kind cam srinR
hy oGreG oy aofhshd'a German Bittsrs. W e read
ossltallon fL saytng that II these Btters nave DO
used sI1ons our soldiers, hundreds Of l were treey
saged Ikst otherwise would be lost, se1 might be
ths prCpriet 1rs are daily receiving
ron sufferers in the army and bSS thankful letters
Dsee Sestorea to health by tn dg 49, NhS 90, nave
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Eagan's Magnolia Balm.

Gagan's Magnolia Bell6s
THIS Is the most delightful and ezsrsoFiasET sriis
Gle ever discovered IL changes the sun-o1rut faos
and hands to 5sszg satin texture Of rayishing beau
~ imparf:ng the marble Farity o. youth, aid ths
oIsEIEsUE appearance inEi-ag IN the city belle q
tashion Il removes Tan, roSiss, pimplss and ToEh
ness lroia ths skin, leaving the complexion Hssh
transparent sld smooth It routains no mAteEislin-
iurious % tho skin PatroHiz0d hS Actresses and
Opera Singers. 1t is what every Lady should have.
qg-sOld EFsrygisrs.
pEkiA5 8 BABHEs& 4 CO.,
General Egents,
fulvI-R27 ~ ErcadEay, New York.
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: : . = :
PARTIO ULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters, put MP in quart bottles, compounded Of
he cheapest whisky common ram, costing from %
% 20 csnts per gaOn the tasie disguised BY AniEs
Oofisnder Seed.
This class Of Bittsrs hss caused and will continue
70 c.use as long they bs SOLD hundreds to die
the death OF the drunkArd BIZ their use the system
is Kept continually under the inhnence Of Alcoholic
bttmulents Of the worst Kind the desire for Liquor
created and kept up and the result Is all the korrOr
attendant upca drunkRrd's 3 life and death
For tAGse who desire snd viii have = Liquor Bitter
o publsh the following recipe: get bottle HOcf.
land German Btters and mix with thFsS quarts good
brandy OF whisky, and the result will bs prepara-
tic1 that will sr excel IL edicn.l virtues and trua
eEcasnoe any Of the numerous Liquor Bittsrs in the
uisrket, and will cost much less. You will have al
the virtues Of HooAandS Bitters In connection with
gOod article Of Liquor, at q much Last pFies than
tbsss tDfsFior preparations will cost yoa,
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EW-lseo-x.
.AKRs PLANFATToY BIFFERa
LYONS KAqHAIRoN.

y y L A Z II a * n.
Ksfhsiron Is from the Greek word i'Esfhro,i' Or
"kathalr1, gnifTins 70 clea 7e rsIuyinste and re-
store Ihi5 arlcls is what it, name EiRniaes. o.
preserving restoring end boauliiying tie human
lair it i the most remarkable pr para'iO iOu in the
world. it l. again OWnd and put up Jy tie oriEinai
proPr=te and is now msde with the - me care skill
and stfeut which gave tt sale VI over one million
bottles p=r 6nuums
1t is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II Graduates scGrf and daEdrGd-
81 Keeps the head cool a-G ea1-
A. axes The h4irTich, 50 aud glossy.
u rss ores hair upO1 bald heads
Il pleNerfs the hair from falling on and tuTn-
Ing glyv.
Any Ia J OF gent nman who values beautiful head
Of hair should Use L ms karhgiron. It Is known
and used throughout TIL civilized world ssld By al
respectable dealers.
DEMAs 3. - .EEs Z CO.. Props,
uiFis h2ooOW New York.
In Mansfield. o., August 10Th, MA s., wife u
D. 4 Myers and daughter OF Rev. =. O OF Farm
uatf \, Ohio, agsi s. years.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which aFTss those organs time to recover their healthy
Tone aud visor We are abe to stats that the COnsi
luton Water has cured every oa7s OF Diabetes In
which Is has been given.
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And General Literatur e.

PAP .TIoULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
~ PPLYIN G EEBRART Es.
Special Attention Given to Jabbin g.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOK s
or the VERY Best Qualities and Lowest Prices.
CARTEs de eYIsITE-Of Gen. Gilmore and
five hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMs-2OOO in sixty
different styles.
JUVENILE Wholesale at Manu-
facturers prices.
.JUVENILEs IN SETTs-O7er 1000 Sets
and Games.
JUVENILES A SPECIALITY-FulleSi as
sortment we ever offered
JUVENILES IN LINEN Colored Pictur, 's.
PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-At the Low
est Market prices.
OFFICE INKs-.Arnold's Co1's, speneeri-
an, American, SC.
DRAWING PAPBRs-Of al Sizes and
Qualities.
INK NKsTANDs-Glass, Wood, Ru bier, POok-
OUTLINE MAPS-Pelton's, Mitchelps,
CornelTs, Sc.
DIc1ToNARIES-Woreester's and Web
ster's, all sizes.
BzrThe Trade are iuvite5 IN osY.,,f,.,, ., - rsto.l ~