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sIothersl iIolhersii SIOthersI!I

Don't fail to procure Ms. WINSLOT's sOOTH
me SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable prspsrat'on L 'ho prescription o. on
Of the best Female Physio ans and Nurses In thS
United States and has ben us for thirty years Wit
usVe fAIng safety and sueesss By millions u moth
On d children from ths 'ssbIs infant OF one WssA
old the adult 1t not only slieVes the child troI
pain, but invigorates the stomach and boEels, eor
reets Hdity, and gives 'ons aud energy to the whole
81 ZEN. St viii almoat iAstan'ly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW ELS AND WIND COLIL,
We Ds!Isvo It the Bs'' aud sursst Remedy in ths
World II al cases o. pysentsrY and DiaIhea Il
Children whsthsr it arisss from TssthtnS, o. ron
any othe cause.
sTF1H directions for using win Accompany saeB
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUB
tbs & Perkins, Nov York, is on the wrapper.
ss-Sold By aI Medicine Dealers. Principal OHo
4s DeF-st, New York
PTise aulT as Cents par BOclis.
maJ2- -kZ3-dEWis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

The largest locomotive in the United
States, if not the largest in the world, has
just been built for the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company. Ithas twelve
driving wheels, and weighs more than one
hundred thousand pounds. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

A poet was walking with NJ. de Talley-
rand in the street, and at the same time
reciting some Of his ewn verses. Tslley-
rand, perceiving at short distance man
yswning, pointed Quito his friend, saying,
" Not 50 loud, he hears you" -l.II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
loONMUEIcATED.1 Lf
ULM0EsRY CONSUMPTION A CURABLE DIsEASH
A Esrd-To Consumptives.

The undsrsigned having been restored % Health II
a few weeks, By EerY simple remedy, AFTER hGTin1
suffered several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, eonsumption-i5 anxious z
make known to his fell0W-suderers the means ol
cure.
To alIwho desire it, he will end eepy OF the pre-
cription used Gree Of charged With the dirsetiOnl
for preparing and usinz The same, which they viii
uud Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOnehiI
it's &C Tne only object Of the advertiser in sandns
the Prescription Is to benefit the Hcted, and spread
information which he conceives to be uvsluablsyAn
ne hopes every sufferer win try ths remedy, ssit VII
cost them nothing, and may proys sa blessing.
Parties Wishing the prsaoription viii Please ddroa
Rev. EDwABD A. WILSON, v NillAEsburEh,
octI.I3dsw Kings county, n. y
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DyVnsrTheo, or Psiafsl EsBStErStiOH, ssd
IN Nsnoryha0id or Pyof4ss FIOt0ing.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in the one case being too httle and
accompanied By PAIN and the other TOO pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured bT TIE
Constitution wator.
That disease known as FALLING OF TIE WOHBi
which ia the result Of relaxation Of the gements Of
that organ and Is known By OF heaviness and
DRAGGING pains in the back and sdes, and az times &C
comPanied BY sharp lGcinating or shooting psins
the mediciRs.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising frsm Ia
RIFATIOS OF THE WONB, which physicians call Aer-
vousuess which word covers up much ignorAnce, and
q Rine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
know whether the g. mptOms are the disease, or the
here speak more particularly OF Cold Feet, Palpi-
tatiOn Of the HeaIt, Impaired Memory, Makefulness,
WiriopI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Ths Chief Attributes Of Msnhood
frequently lost or suspended BY n,al-praOtices An
cious habits that viii inevitably lead % heredi
disease unless checked IN time Bead the truths
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, orP
IoLOaIcAL BEsEARoaEs." 1t "a eisborataly illul
ted With oOlOred eugrayiEss and vii convince
most hardened and uneoncerned, as veil as rel
Che minds Of the most desP0ndils. b leading I
In the right channel for relief O. bodily and ne
agony and despair.
sz-sold by pr. BAsEoT, Ia BlseeksE-St;, y
Price IS cent?. Sent iree eVeryWnere- See AdHaf7
n.euf OF a. i,rlsssnlGr'' IN another column
Sold Aiso b O. ". ChAHKt Orussist, ClsVeli
mn. ara
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lIsSOLUTlON,

DTSSOLUTION OF COPART-
HERSHIP-The copartnerShip heretofore ex-
sting under the firm Of J. ) Opel CO, carrying
en- the Brewery known Rs "BelTus Brewery is this
day dissOyed b. mutual consent, Mr. joseph stoppel
having bough the business Is authorized 70 siSn in
ADObPH RErrBEkG,
JOSEPH STUPPEI,
RUDOLPH HAUSMANN.
Cleveland, Oct. 81, 1858. noy3-l23
nISSOLUTION.-THE COPART-
NERsHIP heretofore existing between the snb-
scribers unGer The firm Of Baldwin, Dewitt Go,
l. this day dissolved ty mutual consent Mr. Young
love hayipR purchased the interest OF Mr.. BALDWIN
Tue business will be continued under the nrm Of
DUDLEY BALDWIN,
M g. YOUNGLOVE.
Cleveland Oct0be- - 1853 o t2I-'22
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Asb'sizh Annis Atkinson D A Adams Nettis
Bl.y J,lia Bosworth Bach BrunsrJEM
Bear u Benton Lizzie Black Milisis
Beckett Margret Bartlett Mary Bremen Mary
Barron Sarsh Brooks Mary Il Rlackmer Julia
Binnrd Paul uut Sphronie Blackmer Lille
Brown sarah Z Barbar0n Eebnes Rhoda
BsiIsndins Kais BrOOner MaryJ Bassett Fannie l.
ccsrvuJ Cbristisu Luisa Chamberlin Lin
Cantwell May Guy Minnie CIelg5toa Nels
Cross MarE Ctsry Mary Cremer Mary
Olapsaddle liz N Cutting n Chama3ers Jane
GTuiter Elizsb Garter Kate Caisholm Kittie
CorTisan Bridgit Clark Charles CroWeh Annie
Corning Cummings AnEa
Davis s.mpeI Demerv PhebyA Dakin NJ E
BosTost Naomi B5EsEMTFy oEba9n BsoPbiag L5eSyw deo
DSndriogs Edmo boyle EHz4b'h DennisOn CARO-
Doyle Mrs
Erwin Martha Edison Mazrie Evans
Eidridss Hattie Ellis Hsrrit Enoiy Druseila
Ealy Alfred Elwsll Alice
E;nt R.bsse, Foot MsryA Fo5tM Msryv
EoEles Jeunis Forsit Harriet Fiels Catherine
FilIerson C1rrelia French Mrs Fillipus Amelia
FlSnery Margret
G.,l,v.y Mary J eruuliIsrM Gardner Mary
Graham J4ne G.een Jane SSIDIIw SIDDiIIs
Goatt Mrs Gueson Mrs Goodwin Anand
Hou.tonAB HosIe Alice HoI SITS Oarlome
IlpS5tHI Hogafd Jennie HSs6ik John Hsig Jane
Hgves CS-CIins HANNAH olive Hedges Clara
Hoi aud is Hitchcock Clara Hal
HSetV Msrv "e HSmiitan Msrth huntington II
Hunter Msry L Hill MARY Haydon L
Hunt W W
Jefferson Francis Jennings Eta Joss Mrs
X
Ems ss gs k:s k:sy "a. ksRssn kns %f5S Eliza
LAWN Thomas Lslio Aanie Lev is Martial
Iean tel9ne H@2 HS2han Lser sSp * E' Do Lyman
Lewis MaIgrt
Mo- Ts,,rDv EeKTisbt McGarry Mary.
We3Sylin = aiy MeKinnis LIZ seD5well Lib6ie
McFesvand mc9ougat heleh " q sI,- NJ
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M.,b,r Ti,ge May N lie MorCau Mary
Montrose Louisa Monroe J ala meTrIl& e,, IL "a
MsrIin n r March I'M Morrill,
Moody Eliza miller T ssl sorsah ..isdI SasIitn
Merrill C0rneliA meeAlh Diiuse1 4AON III
S.v,onvB Neal BssJ Newton Lemuol
ROrthIm @ ara Noble Celia
n an Mary obrine HELEN O'Marra Carrie
O'Neil Catherine
PiDsr Viola Pelow May A Pirasou Margret
Page Adaliae A
pL,.asu Ruggles sH Richards Mary L
RsVr-o1 M.ryF Reed Margret Rubon Janett
Reed Julia
Smith Tresa sti lworfh NJ s'Awson Sarah n
Sictjer Wm smith eylvzne Stsbins Mary
sDerrV Mary EpquIding Mat Saxton Mary
~ ara Mali sa stokes Srauiey BarTiet
SPvfo, HELEN Store Frank L Sherman ElZb'h
S6arb, Caroline Sumner Chas s. 'acT BarhArT
Spsed anna Smith Alice Shannon Mrs
T
Tr+.TboDoa Tbom ss Mary A Talbert Nary
Taylor Mary Turner l. D TAyior HOItIe H
Taber LoreB ToWnssnd ID Il IaylOf hAnL'
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Ta-s.an Emelins
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Wa eirb T Whitraore Witt Mary
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Whitney Jennie WhYple EverettWaldron Ellen
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READ-READ-READ-
DGzv1LEs, Pa, June J, 1854.

DAEVu.ER, Pa June 2, 1851.
Dr. WV. u. GRRGG-Dear Sir: In February, lsol l
Wa AFFLICTED with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than Two gallons OF water in twenty
IOur hours was Obliged to get Is often as ten or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF CONSTITUENCY
Water and in two days after using IL experiences
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
o1rs4 soon after regaininR my usual health. -..
Your truly, Nv. L. DEWTTTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
AUCTION Bales.

WTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
wv Auction, on Saturday. November Tth, at Y
O'Clock, at the store OfO. Gutter & Co., Bank ST.
One Span of Grey Mares,
warranted sound kind, gentle and fast stylish dri-
vsrs the beat broke team Of horses in the county.
Also. one Two Seated carriage.
One Two SeRtsd d Open WHECE
Ore sett Double Har"es'. Blankets. sc. n2-l23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL So
Thirteenth Annual Course of ~
LIE TUR Es.
Cleveland Libfary AssOeIatlOn.

The Lecture Committee have the pl asnrs to au-
that at great pains and exrense they have
cur the following distinguished Statesmen, A nth
ors and FOels "a Lectuserzfyr she Regular CJurse.
The Series will comprise Twelve Lectures
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, Of New York, on
Thursday Evening gov. 18th. The Union"
"EDMU W KsHKE, i" the suthOr Of among the
Pines 'MT Southern Friends" &c on Thursday
Esening, Nov 2hth ''TEe SJuttern Whites, sc.
BAYARD TAYLOR, on Thursday Evening, Dec.
81. "Russia aad her People,"
DR. JOHN g. HOLLAND, "TimOthy TitcCmb, - on
Thursday Evening Dec. 10th 1.-THE National Heart
AHSuN @. CHssTE :, Of Alblny, New York A
Posm-''Tbe Gods"
Pref LUIS AGAssIz. Of Massachusetts,. Two
Prot. VIM. C. RICHARDS, of Rheds bland. Two
Lectures.
Miss EMILY sH Aw, of M.ssaohuse,ts Readings
rom The Posts.
A%-Ihe Committee are Hkewife In correspondents
With Re7. HenrJ ward Be7cher, Ron. Jas. T. Brady,
Hon. ihOs +. Me1Rher, fnos. Buchanan Head, Geo.
Wm. Curtis and others
Ticket admitting Gentleman and ad5 to tho
Cour.e. 81, 100.
TicksI, admitting Gentleman and Two bLdte5 10
the c. -u-se, 8 400.
Tickets, Admitting on~ person to the Course 81.
Ezg Holders of C0urse Tickets may secure Reserved
Seats the day 81 the ecgure by applying al Brain
ari's Rnd paying IS cent? for each seat
Single Tickets to lie 5tnres wit be !rym 20 to 90
BE PETXnTTO,
o. A BR0OKs,
D. P. EELLS,
noy2-I2l Lecture Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

DR.. VIZ. d. GREag-Dear Sir; have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
Eerous disease, Gravel, which resistedlt remedies
and doctors until l took Constitution water, and
Tou NAV Be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the rasnlt. 1t has entirely cured me- and ysu
NAV make any use Of my you may see ht in re-
gard to the medicine As ! have entire confidence In
Is srioaoy. YourstrulY, ROADSfROhG.
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For these diseases It Il truly sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent sp'
toms Are You troubled with that distressing pain In
the small OF the back and through the hipsf tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieVeyou
Ike magic,
Per Dy5PePsis'
II hss no equal IN relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid stom-
Ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take teGspOontul efter
dinner The dose in all Cases may De increased II de-
sired, bat should be done gradually.
PAyriejass
Have long since given up the use OF puehu, cubebl
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases And
only nee them for want OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task thAs has dsvOVed
BON Il.
DiuFeies
iTttsts End drench the Kidneys, and BY constant u
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
UaEes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

iSsbei1 iTsstinouy Of the Emeacy Of the
Fmaneipnti1n IN Proclamation.
The following letter was captured in
Brandon, Mississippi, by Captain Dennis,
of the I'D Ohio, and is published in the
Nashville Union:
July l6, 1868. !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Josiah Quincy, Of Boston, and the re-
Gently deceased Lord Lyndhurst were both
born on the night Of May q, 1772; the
same physician attended their entry into
the world; he was called from one house
to the other to attend tc this duty. He
was DR.. Joseph Warren, who three years
afterwards fell at Bunker Hill. Josiah
Quincy was educated at Cambridge, in
Massachusetts, and John Leighton Copley,
afterwards Lord Lyndhurst, wss educated
at Cambridge in England.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

a FRIEaD II HEED-ERA II.
' ~. s-eetis II ALbIBh8 LlHIh AET n 1rup11 !
from the rsciDs of DR.. Bss7hsn SWssI, q oonASeti1
the great bons ssttsr and has bean ussd IN hiS PA
sses fr te lnst twenty years with ths most AstoRl
NJ Euoceaa As an external rumedy Il 2 WithouA
FiTsl and Will alleviate pain more speedily thAn g
other preparAtiOn For al Rheumatio and herFof
Disorders Il Il truly infAlllbls, and IS curative
Sores Wounds SprainB, BRUISES, 6c.i u eootnin
healing aud Dogertu siren tneling
Sver etven ft trial. Over f0ur hund-eo oertlnes3
O. remarkable Sure5 performed ~ y Nltnln tns
euo Year,, attest 70 thiE 1sot. 5Eron4 AtL11t.ot
4 AEents iof Cleveland. deolOalso0uoAN'nAA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
From RevJ lou Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
EpcyeloDedls Religious Knowlsdgs.l

From ReV.J Ton broWnI u. Do LuIVOI OI IIIo
EncyeloDedia Religious Knowlsdge.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
eat Medicines a general through distrust OF thei.
Ingredients aad elects vet l know Of no sun1cient
sons yFby man uAy testify TO the benents be
bslieVss himself to hasr JceiVed nom any simple
preparatisu 10 the hope ; may thus contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily IN regard 70 hoonahd ;
Germsn Bitters, prepared BY Dr.. U. M. Jackson. Of
this city, because preIudiced against them IOr
mani years. under the impression tDSt they were
chiefly AZ alcoholic mixture. l am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eos, tor ne removed TINS
prsiudice by proper tests, and for 70
try hem when suffering from great and lorS contln-
uei debility The OF three bottles Oh these 5lt-
tsrs at the beginning Of the present year, was to.
lowed by evident relief and restoration 20 degree o.
bodily Rnd mental ygor which had not ielt ior 5ix
months before and had almost desTared OF regaininG.
fbsrafre thask God aud my friend Tor directing me
70 the use Of them J. NEW OH DhOWNs
PhiIsdelphia, June q, lsbh ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Disease occurring from one and the same eau5a VIII
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water taken
Tor sny length OF time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
tsssoonful three times day In water. During the
passage of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be eOnbatted with the proper remedies
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
AM the Friends of Soldiers !!

We cali tho attention Of al hAyAng relations or
riencs in tine army to the fact that "HofAnd Ger
nan bittars will cure nins-tenths OF the diseases
induced by expOsurs and pIivRiions, inctGent TO
camp IRE In the lists, published almost daily in
loticsd thai a YeTY large dsOportioa are suffering
rJm dshilith. Every Of that kind can be read
tly cured by Hollands German Bitters- We have no
aestation IL aying thar II these Bitten were rey
uo suorg cur soldiers. hundreds Of lives might Do
sayed that otherwise would be lost,
me pTOpriet rs are daily receiving thankful letters
, n slfferers in the army and hOspitsls, who have
oe rsstored to health by tn uss Of these Bitisrsi
i 0s hem by their tTieUds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
DANCING ACA0EMY.
DANCING ACADEMY
Mr.. L. v. BALLoU

II ELLAN NOL-NO -AO-7-71 - 81
Mr.. L. V. BALLOU u
Takes pleasure in announcing to hts numerous Pat
rons evol-nd and vicinity that his Dancing Aead-
emy will e-Open for the season, at
Chapln's Hall, Saturday, Get. II, 1868,
at o'clock P. NJ. for Children P. NJ for Ladies'
and on Monday Evenirg, Octob T 49, for Gentlemen.
HB-For TIE. ms apply TO Mr.. BALLOU, at the above
Ball, or al his residence, los Bolivar-St.
n. B-ThOse who attend, are requested 70 com
mencs with the TERM, it will greatly facilitate
their progress.
@Sr SrPrivate Glasses, OF single Pupils attended on
ApplicatiOn o-to,2,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

The Governors of Massachusetts, Maine,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land, Illinois and Wisconsin, have issued
proelamations recommending that Thurs
day, November 26tb, be observed as day
Of Thanksgiving. The same day has been
rseommended BY the President. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
LADIES' LIST.

RBAUIetters advertised are sub ect TO an extf
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them
please be prepared with the necessary change.
DH-The Office will be open At II \. NJ, and elOs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

In q recent number Of the Index, the
rebel organ in London, it is reported from
Richmond that General Lee had left Vir-
ginia to take part in OperstiOns farther
South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
Negro Insurrections.


The Nashville Union, referring to the
recently detected negro insurrectiOn in
Hancock County, Georgia, says:
"There is strong reason to believe that
during the coming winter, there will be
numerous white as well as black lnsurrec-
tions throughout the rebellious States.
There is limit to all human endurance,
and surely neither the negroes nor the non
slaveholding whites will submit to be treat
ed like brutes by their tyrants many days
longer. When we think upon the unnum-
bered woes Of our loyal brethren in the
South, the Heaven-defying crimes Of the
rebels. and remember that God is just, we
are neither sstonished nor grieved to think
that the rebellion has entered the sign of
the Scorpion, and that the Scorpion is pre-
pairing to sting himself to death"
Stampede of Slaves from St. Mary's Co.
The LeonsrdtOwn (Maryland) Gazette
says;
"on Sunday night, about fifty negro men
left their bemes in this vicinity, and have
not since been heard from. Since then we
daily hear of others that are missing from
various sections of the country, and the
tenure of this speciee Of property has be-
come so insecure as to render it entire val
ueless."
The same paper in postscript states
that from fifty to one hundred slaves, be-
longing to citizens on the Patuxent side Of
the factory district, left their masters dur
ing two days last week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under lne hAme ne
the Cheapest whisky or common rum costing rom ~
to 40 cents per gallon the tasle disguised Dy Anise OF
OOrinndeT Seed. -,
This class Of Bittern has caused and viii oontn9e
70 csuse a iolg they be sold, hundreds 70 ole
the death Of the drunksrd. BY tneir use Is syStSl
Ia Kept continually under the influence OF Aloehone
Stmufs OF the worst kind, the desire for Liquor ls
created and Eept up and the result IS all the AorroEo
Attendant upOl q drunkArds life and death.
FUr those who de-iTe and will have Liquor bIttefi
e publish the folio wing recipe: get one bottle hOoi
land germAn Bitters and mix with three quarts soOo
brandy or whisky and the result will be q prepara
tiou that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
sToelSnoe any OF the numerous Liquor Bittera in the
SnsrEef and will cost much less. You Will have Al
the virtues OF HOOhands Bitters in oonneeLon Nitn
these inferior preparations will cost you a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
F5ess are Faets Enosgh.


The Ia 20 cIass OF diseases that produce such eKs
hausting effects upon the human constitution Di-
sttss and Diseases Of the kidzeYs Bladder and Uri-
mary Passages and through false modesty they are
Ne elected CBti they advanced as to Be beyond
hscontroI u ordinary remedies, and present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
10 the public with the conviction that Il has no equal
IN relieving the class Of diseases for which Il has been
found 80 eminentY successful in caring; and We truss
thai We shall bs rewarded for sOrs IN placing 90
valuable remedy IN form TO meet the require
msnts Of patient and physician.
Tor SsIs By 80 Draggsits-PEies 81 90.
HM.H. GREGG s CO.,
Proprietors
Morgan Allen. General Agents, No. 6 glLs @Ia-si
HeW York. nouO'AA'o'N
SOB SALE B9
Strong 3 Armstrong, and Benton BrOE.
+ o., Wholesale AgsntD
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LsveOyr6Sa or Rhjtss.

#Fhis disease depends upon An Inflammation o. mu5
cous lining Of the vagina and womb. IL is IN all ca
panied By severe pain in the back across tne
bowels aud through the hips. A teaspOOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an IN
jeotiOn Of a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
Irritation of the Neck Of the BladSsT, IgtSG1I.
RsasioS Of the Ki3neyS, and CstcrTh q
The BIs1deF, SsTa1gsTy SHd
Burning, or Painful
UYisGtisg. --ls
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D E BI L 1T Y.
EVER AND AGUE.

Resulting from feTsrs Of any kincthese Bitters will
renew your strength in u very short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

RsuziuIuR In the Cleveland Pest once
November 3, 1868.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those mfierfpR from Marasmus wasting away With
1carcely aUy flesh on their bones, cured In very
sort tims one bottle in such cases, will have most
surprising eject.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04

Tbe iIswill not return r these Bitters are Lsed.
No peTsO- Fever aud Ague DlstIict sloue %
Without
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time 70 recover healthy
tone and ViEor We are able to state that the Const-
tutiOn WaTer has cured every case o. Diahst5s Ia
which Il has boan given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-04
Or. G 2 All HAM,
Esa5sr Of he Royal 0O11egs Of PASSSea
Lsas0E, EsglaRdi 6raSsass Of
RiOord'' Hospital fOr n

FEMALE E d Is EASE
.ad q constant attendant Of PAris, LOndOn, KsS
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the iAst tsl ys
has opened his Cffies a. the +
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be viii be tapVT q meet al tA0ss Who ars
aistss with subssute and chronic dissssoL
ais treatment is entirely different from the
slan, and is MID. sfHcaeious and elective, Hist
Ioines are simply vegetable extracts nd oils, Z
have never been ussa but By two 9TH. physioiss
Amsrioa besides himseE de has speH the gree
part OF hts Life and Thousands Of dollars 10 Obtai
. few secrets in mis- profession. BE tests the Q
tor all forms of disease. No ohsrgsfor giving
horeat and true statement Of their casa.
sFERHATORHGA.i u
To YoUEa MEH.-He can prove 70 you In fsWl
lutss that he Is the only physician you sver tre
With that cures this diseass. For sVery p8rient
will follow his dir0etions, he viii give One Hum
Dollars il he fails II curing this disease. No eh
made for consultation. Those at 3 distance Who
% consult the Doctor may do 90 b. sending q .
vial OF urine BY mail, with name, sex and age, en
will answer and describe their case, and ne Poas
ity Of getting relief, By enclosing return pos
stamp. mAkSs