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BosroS Uoasras, E.Y.l

D0GuulucE ~ Adal-
WV. Il. .GREsa & Uo-Oents: freely give you lib iitib
erty 10 make OF the following Cortincate OF ths
IN the highest manner:
ny wife, who was attacked with pain In the shoai
targ whole length Of the back and IN her I'm ~ Win
mo Wnulb pysmenOrrhs, and Irritation o the blad5
Ter. / called physician, who attended her ADO Q
tIre months when ne left her worse than he found
her / then en- plOysd one Of the best physiciAns 1
opUd ind who attended her for abOut ninO in0nthal
api while she was under his she did not suffer
ouits A. much pain; he finally gave hsr up and saldi
dbor easa WAS acIrrahle." )" For, said he, she hos
s1ch combination Of complaints, that medicine CIV
su tor one operates against somo other OF her dlcui
.ie5" About this time, she commenced the uss oi
Gopltisution Water, and to our utter astOn5hmenti
almost t frat dose seemed 20 have the desired ei-
feet aud Rha Kept on improving rapidly under itS
ireetr1eus and nov superntends entirely her do
- stc aairs She has not taken any OF the UOnstt'
tntian etsr for about four weeks, and We are happs
Wm. N. VAN BENB0HUfEni
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PrsparaIions for auothsr Russian Fleet.

Preparations for auOfhrr Russian Fleet.
Preparations are being made in naval
circles for the reception of another fleet of
men-of-war, which is reported to have
left Cronstandt and SebastopOl on the 18Th
ult. 1t is said 10 c.nsist Of four line-of-
battle ships, four first class steam. frigAtes,
and four smaller vessels. A squadron of
eight vessels had sailed from Russian ports
between the 1st and 14th, which was sup
posed to be destined for the United States,
but as it has not arrived here, persons
qualified to judge, conjecture that it has
gone to the South Atlantic, to wintea on
the coast Of Brazil. Two or three other
z.7sS?Is, - 10 oaid have sailed m the Ip-
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Mothers! EEoIhersII aIOfhersIH

Don't fail 10 procure Mrs. WiNSLOH'S SOOIh-
TllG SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparsiion Is The prescription olono
Of the best Female Fhysio ans and Nurses In the
Unitd States and has bsn uzei for thirty With
peyer ealing safety aud Success BY millions 81 moth
srs d children from the 'eeble infant Of one week
cid the adult 1t not only relieyes the child nom
pain but iuvigorates the stomach and bowels, COR
rsc adity, and gives ions and energy to the whole
sy 'tem. 1t will almost iHstautiy relieve
eRIPING IN THE BOW ELS AND WIND CoLlCs
We boIIsvo It the Best and surnst Bsmedy IN the
World ia all cases o. pyssntery and DiArTh0a in
Children whether it srisss from TeethinE, or rom
any other canse.
ETFul directions for using viii accompany eaeD
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of OUk
tbs & PERRINs, New York, ia on the wrapper.
As-sold by al Medicine Dealers. Principal ono
ls Dey-St., New York. wall
PrINs only IS Cents Per Bottle.
rnhY2s- -H23-dEWi8 .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

The late election in this State exhibited
some peculiar features. The Journal Of
Commerce says "At some Of the polls
squads Of troops presented themselves as
if at roll call, accompanied by Sergeants
with side-srms." The Express remarks :
" From 10000 to $4,000 soldiers of Gener-
al Meade's army have been imported into
New York. They voted by squads, in mil
itary order, aud under official direction. "
No comment is needed.-PlqiH Dealer.
Yes, this comment is needed. The Express
has lied, and the Plain Dealer endorses
it. The following figures will show up
this monstrous falsehood
Republican vote 10 i
Republican vote in jt
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The Ghief Attributes Of Manhood are

The Uhief Attributes OF MannooU AFt
frequently LOST CT suspended by mAl-BraetcOs and
sious habits that will inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unless checked IN time Read the trnths Aia
doEa IN tho treatise HUMAN FRAILTT, or Pms
I0LooICAL REsEAaoHEs." It 3 slaboratsJ MustEa'
ted with colored engrsvlngs and will convince tns
most hardened and unOonesraed, "a well As reLeFa
the minds Of the most desPondins, by lssaang tnem
In the right channel for relief o. Dsaiy ana nsni
agony and despair.
scI-sofA ly Dr BARahW, Isl BloocEoF-St., n. 4.
p.Foe ~ cents sent frco everywhere bee EdIeffll
mani ~ sIq'riesoular'' IN another column.
soid also By q. ". UhAkk, Druggist OlSFalaHa
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The colorei regiment at Camp Delaware
has received orders TO report at Fortress
Monroe, where it will be filled 10 the max
imum. A Stand of Colors will be pre-
sented TO the regiment with appropriate
ceremonies, this Monday afternoon, in be-
half of the coiored men of the State.
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KmnncIgntisn Triumph in maryland.


Great, gratifying and beneficial as have
been the election results, the present au-
tumn in the several States where elections
have been held, yet, among them all, the
result in Maryland is of the greatest sig
niacsnee. The victory in Maryland is not
merely q Union Administration victory
Itis more. Il is the triumph Of the poll
ov Of Emancipation. The Issue between
slavery and no slavery, for Maryland, was
closely mace and sharply defined, in all
the discussio ons Of the canvass, and the re-
suit has been an emphatic aud over
whelming verdict for emancipation The
LseisIsture last year moved in that direc-
tion, but the Governor hesiiated. Now
the Leg stature is instructed by the voice
of The people, to prepare The way for
emancipation, and the Governor is bidden
to place no obstruction in the Way.
Thusis the wise and humane emancipation
poIioy Of the President endorsed, though
MARYLAND is excepted from the action Of
the Emancipation Proclamation. The pa
triotic, UniOn.lOVing people of Maryland,
and they sre the majority in the State, see
their true interests, and arc rapidly wheel
ing it into the liza OF free States.
A gratifying answer Is here given TO the
eroaking opponents of the emancipation
policy, that the proclamation Of freedom,
would exasperate SHAREHOLDERS in the Dor
der States and retard emancipation. The
fact is quite otherwise. Eserything is
tending to emancipation, as well where The
proclamation has 10 eject as in the States
where it has.
The truth is slavery Is becoming every
dsy more valueless. The eighty seven
thousand slaves iu Maryland, when the
rebellion broke out, have melted away like
frost before the sun. Slave property is
urecarious and uncertain. Here to day aud
away tomorrow. Maryland, retaining
the odium and Inconvenience of being a
slave State, enjoys none of the fOrmersup-
posed benefits flowing frOm the system
Slavery, what remains Of it, is nov felt to
be a burden aud a curse, and the people
at this election have uttered the fat that
will soon clear the skirts of Maryland of
the great iniquity. This IS one ofthe most
striking and encouraging manifestations
since the breaking out of the rebellion.
Delaware is only nominally slave
State; the radical emancipatiOnists in
Missouri are giving the desired ascend
ancy in that State; Tennessee is rapidly
preparing for emancipation and even
Kentucky, the only one OF the border slave
States that yet holds on to slavery With a
relentless, fanatieal grasp, will be com
PEELED in due time to yield to " the spirit
Of the age None Of these States are in
cluded in the Proelsmation Of EmaBeiPs
tion, and yet their rapid strides towards
the sbolisbment Of slavery, must soon free
them from the course.
The institution is deomed-Whether by
the Proclamation of Emancipation, or by
the stern, inexorable law and logic OF
events, slavery in these United States is
destined to pass from existing realities in
to history.
Somueh, through blood and carnage, has
this aocursed rebellion wrought for the
rights Of man and the claims of humanity
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DysmerEcs or PGirVUl EeHstIga!ioS, EHd
IN NssgoPFkdeid or Profsss FIoWiHg.

Both diseases ar3ing from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual luij-n the case being too LITTLE AID
a9CoUanisd BY severe pain and the other too pro
Iuss sscreLion which will be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That diaease known as FALLING OF THE WoHBl
hh il the Il suit OF relaxation Of the gamenfs Of
that organ and 5 known by sense Of heaylness and
drsggug pains in tho back and Sides and at times &C
coDlpapi-l BY sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts, viii, in all cases, be removed by
the m0diciBe,
Thsro IA another class Of symptoms arising tfem n
prsrArIoS or THE WOaB, which physicians call Ner-
vEsisness which word covers up much ignorance and
nine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
know whether the 81 mpt0ns are tue dlseei OF ms
here speak particularly OF Cold Eeetf Falpi-
tation OF the Heart, Impaired Memory 9eIalneaa
FLASHES Of Heat Langour, Lassitude. and Dimness ol
WiHiouI
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Atrikes.

Strikes for increased pay are coming In
10 vogue in Washington city, owing to the
eDorInOusly y increased rates of rent, fuel
and food. The bookbinders employed in
the Government printing Office "struek
for eighteen dollars 3 week and a redue'
ton Of the hours of labor from ten to eight
per day; but subsequently, agreed to con-
tinue at work until the Superintendent Of
Printing can arrange matters to their sat
isfactiOn. Four hundred persons employed
in the Cavalry Depot at Washington have
also struck for Tn advance of wages, and
have consequently been discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

This is little more than half Of Mr.
Brough's majority in The State. The SOL
diers' vote will largely increase it-prOba
big 10 10000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

A profound feeling of horror and resent
ment has been excited by ihe discovery
that resurreotionists have disturbed the
dead soldiers in the military graveyard
near the Soldiers Home at Washington.
Many have been disinterreG and removed.
a's-ss av~-t- es46Ee lie IN ihn adjoining o
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lcOMMUSICATED.l
ULMONaRT CONSUHPH HOa A cURABLE DIsEASEl
A Card-To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored TO Health In
a fow weeks, by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection
and that dread disease, COnsumption-is anxious te
make known to his felllw-suiIerers tho means OF
cure. s.-...l..
To all who desire it. he viii end copy OF the pro-
scriptfon used free Of cbarge1 with the directions
for preparing and using tho same, which they will
find Sure Cure for ption, Asthma Bronehi-
tis &C. The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit ths aictsd and spread
Information which he coHCeiVes TO be nvalnabo,and
he hopes every sufferer will Try this remedy, As It viii
cost them nothing, and may prOye a blessing.
Parties wishing the pres pton will Please eddres
Rev. EDWABD A. WILSON, Williamshursh,
ootI.1s d.w 'Kings county, n. L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

FRIEHD II EEED-TRY II. =.
d. BHsspH IHFALLlBbEL LlHIA Ahfh preplfs
srem the rsolss Of DT. Stephan Sweet, Of OonAsors
ts Eroat hone setter and has been Csed In his pr.aI
sio g t IsEs tygenty years With tbs most Astonis
M succe-s As sn external remedy Is a Elth0ot !
rival ard will alleviate pain speedily tnan An
ofher preparstion For all Rheumatic aud herfoul
pisortar5 it s trny inalibiei and - curative -
S1res HOunds, SnEaiRBu BRUISES, &C. IN eoQtnln4
healing ard powerful ST thenlhg ~
s-er given Il trial. over four hundred eertne4lts
o. remarkable cures paricrmsd bY II sisnin lee ~
two Yesrs attest 20 this fact. Strong Ar5troll q
Agents ior UigTolznd- oactoait9oNo3N11S
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From BeV.J. $40; ;ou Brown, D. D. Editor OF the
Eacyclo7eiih Religious Kno'sisdge.l

From Eev.J c;ou Brown D. D. Editor OF the
Encyclo7edlh Religious Kno'sisdse.l
Although not disPOs I'd 10 favor or recommend Pat
cat medicines IN genG-fl, through distrust Of thoi
Iugradfruts aud efiacts. sot know OF no suilcent
r5ssnus Why a man testify TO the beneitA ne
bgIi=vss h,m-aif to h4eD lCeiyen bon any simpla
nre parAtian, in The hsFa - may thus contrbuto 70
tine beuhii II others. -,
4 40 this the more readily ~ regard TO HoOhanda 2
German s,itters prepared b. Or. q. b. 1ac sson, Of
thE5 cily, because proludiced against thom 'OI
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly An alcoholic miEture. am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Egs-, Tor he removed lAls
prsiudce by proper trsts ami for euconrceinent 10
try than when suerng frOuI great and long codtln-
uei debility The cf TIN 90 bottles OF these nli-
taTE nj the beginning Of tb present year, was "l
isd by evident reef and restoration 70 degree OF
bodily ana mental vigOr ich had not ialt tor Elk
mon tina he'll, re- and hal aim rstde5pared OF TcEaining
rgfore thayk God and niy friend Tor direcing nl-
70 the use % thems J. hENtOa BhOn NJ
Phlladelphia, juno ., ISL.
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S Nns IN the Bladder, CIIGEIIs, GTaysl, Brick
D.st DspOsi5 and AHeuI OF Lilly
Dieh1TGeI dyIsT UTiHdf;a5.

ease occurring from one and the same cause VIII
fs an relF cured by the Constitution Water II taken
ior aoy length Of time. The dose should vary win
the severity of the disease, from twenty drops .
teaspoOnful three times day, in water During the
Isssare Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent sglp-
toms shculd be batted with the proper remedies,
fbsD followed up with the OonstitutiOn Water ~
above directed.
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s-T-laeo-X.
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Ksthairon is from the Greek word "Kathro, or
kAthair0, sgniiYing to clea-se, reluy1nae and re-
store This article u what its name signtnaa- kOr
preserving. restoring and baautiiying tho human
pair IL is tho most remarkable PREPARATION in The
world u Is again ownsd and put up by the original
propreter aud is made with the same care, skill
and attention which gave Il sals Of over one million
BOTTLES per annunl-
1t Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
Etersdicates scurf and dandrun.
% teeps the heat cool and c ear
&C sqkes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It Is-.nrOs hair upon bald heads.
Ii pleytrts The hair nom iali1ng on anc tnfn-
ing gISr. .
ANY LAZY or gent oman who values beautiful head
Of hair shoUld L. ms kaihairOn- lt Is known
and usad throughout IN civilized world. sold bT All
ryapeclnble dealers
DEsiAsS 3. ~ d MIS- Co. Props,
uiyI-g2se0w New York.
In Mansfield. o., August 10Th, ny I 3, vie Of
q. / Myers, and daughter OF Rev. B. O. OF Yarn
| uoff a Chic, aged s. years.
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LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL @
Thirteenth Annual Course of ~
lie CTUR Es.
Cleveland Library Association.

Tho Lecture Committee have the pl asurs to an
nOunc that ~ great pains and expense they have
curt the following distinguished Statesmen, Auth
Ors and Poets a4 Lecturers fur the Regular CJur-e.
The Series will comprise Twelve Lectures.
Hen. DANIELS s DIGKIESOE, Of New Y0lk, on
THURSDAY Evening Nov. 18th. The UniOa."
tEDMUND KtRKE ," tho author G1 Among the
Pines" "AIy Southern Friends &c on THURSDAY
EvouinE, Nov 2ntn "Tbe S1uttern Whites" Sc.
BAYRRD TAYLOR, on Thursday Evening, Doc.
3D. "Russia aud her People"
Or JOHN @. HOLLAND, "Timcthy tstcSmb, On
Thur-daY Evening Dec. 10th THE National Heart
AHSpN @. Oh sSTES, Of Albany, Rev York a
Piof. LOUIS AGAsslz. Of Massachusetts,. Two
Lectures.
Mis- EMILT SHAW. of Massachusetts. Readings
rom no POI ts.
EE-Ihe C0mmittee are likewise in correspondents
Hon hos r. Me tghor, Tnos. Buchanan hesd, Geo.
Nm. Curtis aud Othera
Tickets admitting Gentleman ana adj to the
COur-e. $500.
Tickets. AIWlftsug a Gcntlemau ana Two Lndttt 70
the C-Usss. sst,UD.
Tickets, admitting on psTEOn TO this CoJrse, 81
~ I0GefH Cf Course III keis may secure Y we'd
Seats the day pf the tCcIuT5 b. arp ing n Brain
ar = and paying - cents for each soat
Single Tickets u Lectures Wit be rom - 70 90
Cents Reserved Seats 3 ;en,s eXtIa.
B. =. TEiNuTfO,
q. 4. EitsOhS,
ID. p BELLS,
Lecture tOumitiea.
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paEEnLE, Pa. June ,. Issl.

D1EvTLLE, Pa, June ?, lssf.'
Dr. WM. =. GREGa-Doar Sir: In February leolt J
s aictad with the sugar diabetes, and for mo ths
1 passed moro than Two gallons OF wafer in twenty
four hours WAS Obliged TO got mp IS often AZ Ten OF
tvsIye times during the night During the month o.
JaIy ls6l L prOsursd two bottles OF constitution
tyefsr and In two days after using it ! experiences
relisf end after taking two bottles / Was entirely
s1Tsi soon aftor reFaining my uHnai health.
TouTu truly, ~. T.. DEWfTF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

"a gentleman in cur office, remarks
DR.. Eddy, of the Northwestern Advocate,
"the other day stated that he had system
by which be could remember things al
most ad iafnitlm. We like to hear him,
for he talks heartily. By aRd.by he
started and walked along nearly to the
stair-doo', when suddenly he returned,
and with sanguiniferous hue said, Il Jor-
gof mV hat"
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mn1nnp. usnn., FoT. Is, 1881.

Or. VIZ. II. GEE1G-Dear Sir: / have for several
asrous disease, Gravel, which rosistedtl remedies
and doctors until l took Constitution water and
Won NAV be- assured that was exceedingly pleasee
With the result. 1t has entirely cured me- and yen
may make any use Of my you may see nc in re-
garl 10 tho medicine as havs entire confidence In
IL srica0Fu Yours truly, OhDsfROha.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

shiloh Gives those organs time recover hsat thT
tous and vlsur We are able 10 state that tie Cons
tuition Water has cured eysfg case q Disbetsf In
which Il has besn givBns
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LsHsorrheao or Whites.

5Erhis diasass depends upon an Inflammation Of mu1
as Liniug of tho VAGINA and womb. 1t Is IN all ca
s arcor pniod by pain in the back across the
bowels aud through the hips. tea5poonfni OF me
isrfion of a tablespoonful OF the medcinos mixed
with hEi pint Of soft WatoTs morning and evening"
Irritation of the Neck Of The Bidder, iHtaa'ss
Egatioa Of the Ri4Isys, and Cdtdrrh Of
the BLs1def, StrdEgury sSd
Burning, or Pai'Vtj
UTiHating.
ro- .bs,s di.a,zas st Is truly q sovereign remedy
AMI TOO nuch can not BE- said IN its praise. slngls
dose has been known rsleye the uost urgent
toms you troubled With tnhl olstf pain u
the small Of the back and thf0a9n me ~ M a 80
like magic.
For DySYspsiE'
It has no equal in relieving the most di5tI sslns
symgfoIas. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach Vomiting Food, &C. lake te.ispOonIll Esef
dinler The dose in ali may be increased II ae-
sired but should be done gradually.
PAF60iGas
Have long since given up the use Of Duehu, eubeo,
adj iuHisr IN the treatment OF these diseases, and
only use them FOR want OF better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
aas proved Ief equal to the task that has dsvOlvsi
s,n 1t.
... DiaYsiie5
,rttats sd argach the Kidneys sld By constant aIs
soon load chronic degeneration snd confirmed az
."
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aERMAN RITTEaa


H00FLAap's eERMAE slTTEas
DR.. HOOfland's German BItteFs,
PREPARED By
Dn. C. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Is NOT A Rum DRINK.
OR A SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
Oran intoxicating Beverage,
SUI AHIGHLY .cOECEETO VEGETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE TONIC
Free from AlcoEoFc .SiiuIastOr Injurious Drugs,
And WILL EEFEUTUALLY CUBE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND
JAUNDICE.
HOoAand's German BIfteEs
wm Cure Every Case Of
Chronic oy Nervous Debility, Di'saIs Of the
Kilneyi, and Dissasss ariIing from
a DisoTdsysd Stomach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Symphonic
'ssFuiting nom Disorders OF the Digestive Organs;
Con-
| htipaion,
| lnA ard t.il1.
kEiBsss ci Blood
I II too Head, AeidHy
/ Cf ttp Htum lrtl, Nausaa,
stsartburn, disgust tor iOoi,
Fuiuci5 weight IN tho St1m
Finti,,iTT nf Ike Pit of the Stomach,
| Swimming of tho Head, Hurried and Diff
| Choking or SufiOaafing Sensations when In ly-
ing poture, Diinne5s Of Vision Dots or webs before
! icienoy Of Precipitation, Hellowneas Of the
SKIN and Eyos. Pain IN Tho side, Back,
e. Of Heat, Burning in The yiesh,
Constant DaginiuE OF Evil,
and great Depression G OF
plant, Jaundioe,
D''St.'''' e..
EdO0aAnd's German BIttSrs
wm Give You
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
| HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
| ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
4 HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
| A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
| WILL MAKE THE
W eaE stEOA5'
| Will MAKE THE
Delicate Hearty
WILL MAKE THE
Thin Stout
| WILL MAKE THE
Depressed Lively
WILL MAKE TaE
Sallow Complexion Clear
WILL MAKE THE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
VIII Prove a Blessing
lIN EV ERY FAMIL Y
Can bo UasI.with PerfcolIsafoty By
MALE U u
Oh OA
FEMALE, 1ouNd
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Arc Sugar and Tobacco injurious TO the
Teeth
This question was discussed at the "Con-
rress of the German Surgeon Dentists, p
which met recently at Frankfort. The
Congress decided the question in the neg
alive in both instances, when the articles
.t,4o o,4r,ot ;1 i'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09

The ;lsWtl not raturn IL these Bitter5 are Used
No pHrH94 Heyos ana Asue bisttict bhouid D7
Withoutt
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D E B Ill 1T ]
EVER AND AGUF

ResuItinE from feofs Of any kind-thsse Ritters vi
Teusw your strength Ia q very short time.
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Yankee Voting.
The following is the official home vote oil
the Westsrn Reserve on Cover nor:
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Dr. q * 4 II A "A,
ks=.Jsr Of ihs Royal 0olegs Of Phy'ioiaHs
L0zGoa, Eaglaadj Graduate Of
Rieordgs Rospi.al for

LosdOnJ E1lfidaGj Ef@~Soae ~
RieOrI's RosPiasI for
FEMALE DIS EASE
and a constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals fOT tho last ton Year,
has opsBsd his Oiioe ct tho
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will happy 70 meet all tAOse vho are ai-
dictsa with subsoute and chronic diseases.
His treatment ID entirely different fTom the oil
plsn, and is mle, Oficsolous and effective His med
icinss are simply vegetable sEtrasis nd oils, theI
have never been ussI bnt BY two Otha. physicians
America bssldss himssIL DO has spen the grsatss
mart o his life and thousands Of dollars in ObtainiE
tsvy ssoIsts IN his prolessiOn. He tosts the Ur1E
sor all forms OF disease. No ehargoior giving
honest and true statement Of their ease.
gPERMATORHGA.
To YcGEs MEE.-!Is can prove % you in fsE miz
utoa that he n the only physician you ever treaIa
With that cures this dl5ase. FOR every patient Hh
will follow lis directions, he Will give Ohe Hundro
DolArs IL h5 fils IN caring this disease NO eha[
made Tor consultation. Those al distance VINO Nlal
10 consult the Doctor Iaag do 80 b. sSnding snah
vial OF urine by nail, T name, seN and age and ns
iI suaEer and describe their osei and the poastbu
~ of getting relief, by enclosing return POSTAGE
rtamp. - E.-----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-09
DELICATE CHILDREN.

These suffering from h erssmTss wasting away Win
scarcely ay ta Oh their bopesl ara cured In Nofl
sort tie 0uo bottle IN such cases, will have moss
surprising elect.