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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Are prepared under the immediate tgPeTU5sio
Of skIiIfsI PhySieiaTl, and they nay
Be relied EpOA in az eGssI.

The intelligence OF the community is not insultsd
By the oer Of single medicine which claims 70 o1re
81 Eleven different Medicines all unequalled IN tno
cure OF tho diseases for which they are recomonded
among which may be selected one sppropElate 20 sy
OF the Diseases incident to this country ana oimatt
EB-THE GREFEEBERg VEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind Of Pills in tho world Price 70
81 he GREFExBERs UTERIsE OATHOLICoE g an
infaiIble remedy for al FeAle Diseases Price y 80
uz-raE UTERINE UArHoLIoox will also cure GRAY
s, diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary dimculti98 ID
Esy-THE GRzFEEBERa sARsAPABILLA is by far the
ussst powerful and efhcacious compound m use.-
Price d, 90.
RB-FHE GRRFENBERY DTsKETERY syrup is q GER
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price 50 ocnts.
HE-THE GREFEEBER0 PILE REMEDY never fails .
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price IL
H8THE GRzFEzBERa OHuDRES's PAEAoEA ia an
Invaluable compound in all diseases incident 70 chill
dren-
sE-THE GRzFEHRERa FEvER AND AgUE REMEDY Il
sovereign sDecinc fer this particular disease frloe
80 cents.
saS-rHE GRzFEEBERG GREEN MoUETAIE OnsTllEsl
eIoels all other salves In its curative enects Frios 2
cents.
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price 2j cents.
s3-THE GRzFEEBERs EYE LOTION is unparalleled
10 all Inflammation diseases Of the Eye, Price 2oo
17T-T1rE On EFryBERe CoSsUMTIVEis BALM Anordi
the most astonishing relief in all pulmonary com
pioints Price e a bottle. - An eminent Physl
Clan Of New York states that he has known the Graf
enberR ConsumptiV8is Balm used with great sucees
in Dropsy. Our own experience substantiatss III
statement.
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Erperim,rfs wIIh Greek IL.

The Philadelphia Press Of a recent date,
gives the following account Of successful
experiments with the aGreek Fire" in
vented by Mr.. Levi Short, of Buffalo;
Yesterday morning, by order Of the
Secretaries Of War and Of the Navy, o
number Of interesting experiments were
made st the navy yard, with the celebrated
HGreek Fire" the invention of Levi Short
The Greek Fire is of two kinds liquid and
solidihed. The liquid is used 10y means Of
force pumps, and the sOlidifed is placed in
shells, which upon exploding, burn with
an intense heat The fire can neither be
Emothered out nor extinguished with water.
The fret experiment made yesterday was
with three and half pints Of the liquid,
which, upon being thrown into barrel Of
water, burned with great intensity for sew
enteen and q half minutes. The sOlidihed
was tried BY throwing q qusntity Of 1t
among q mass Of chips and on plank. The
fame lasted over q minute and quarter.
The experiments were witnessed by all the
navy yard officials, all Of whom expressed
great satisfaction at the trial. The Greek
IRE can be used both in our land and naval
forces, and is now being experimental
with on board Of several Of our gunbOats.
L is manufactured at Chester, by Messrs.
Short & Duer.
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To Messrs. VIZ. KaABE & Co.. Baltimore:-I can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which In my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. NJ SIkAhOsOh.
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New York Factory Prices.

.-.E8 ISL .- s. BRAIEARD a 90, /
4a.lo 2l3 SuperiOr-St.
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PRoFEssoR or ELE0FRoPAFHT AND MEDIUIHEs
Omos-II9 seneoa-st., few doors from Superior up
once hoursfrOm to l2Andf from 10 O'Clock daily
undays eTcepted.)
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This Com paoy issuez no policies upon Life Rsks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine hizA
Premiums marked on as earned during
lhe wear. tiess Return Premiums) and
Interest received on Inves ments...-.s 125 1856 80
Losses paid during the year-..-l4lli iOlS 81
Re-l nrurances, Expenses and ..-. ......- :.
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/ am, Sir, yours very truly,
= rfTU T.flEHn


Translation-fFrom the Ersnch.)
After having played on the Pianos OF Messrs knaee
Co. IL is impossible not 70 bear testimony TO their
Qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
S1Gn oS TRSh H6S lave played are exoeedR
u remarkable for their qualities Of Iohs me Bss5
q powerful without harshness and the upper notes
Ivieet clear and harmOniously mellow, tchrystiian,)
aud do not hesitate 70 express in 20 tnese IN
struents my entire satisiaction and TO declare that
tured IN Europe this country BY the most eeieDra
ted makers. lSignedl L. NJ. GOFTSOHALk.i
To Messrs. VIZ. KHABE 4 Co.. BALTIMORE II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
your Pianos which IN my opinion rsRR sR am9sg F fne
very best in the country. n sIkAhOsOh'
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW :-Thess noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression.
rich aud synpathstio while the high notes are bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver BELLS .. II, Z u,
The scale is even without single naWi the Bstion
tie finest Of which the PianofOrte iB susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists, and are capable OF rendering the nnest
- ELIZA SHEPHERD,
d --..--- 4 ID sf .s- OlsEeland, o.
MIG. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir ;-It gives ne plessurs
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal to any
tn, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more h0ur
Of each day for two years. feel confident IN recon-
msnding them to all who are unacQuainted with theiT
great qualities" IGm' resPeGStfPPl{, HPeSTFss'D
Teacher Of Music, Vsland Female Seminary
G. Al. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pleas.
ure ts be able to say that consider Knabes Pianos
be finest, both In volume aud sWestness which nave
tVer plaTed mon, either N America OF Europe.
The eps dals operate with better eheot than IN any
otheriu trumentg; and In tact, knabs noLIo nay
truly Be, i'Excelsior." Mrs. Q, y. DOUGLAs,
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland,
Prof. B. J. NoTHNAaLE, Teacher Of Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes =" After examining
4 large number OF Wm. Hnabe q Cos Piano horte1j
I unhesitatingiy pronounce them superior 70 any
have seem Their tone Is grand and nObei they have
great capacity fer sustaining the sound and theiI
volume Of tone or power have never heard exeeleo
TheE combine With fine touch, DEPTH sWeetneEs o.
tone, purity and durability"
''Thst the Knsbs Piano is superior to all other
made In this country for bTliancy, 9weetness ene
the act.r-lStats Journal, Oolumbess Ohio.
auRlb:Rz5
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(Eos Out.1 W. L. MARVIN Sole Agent for thi. CitI
Having been improved, is nov undoubtedly tno
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

WooD VS.. DoUGLAs.-In the Chicago
Court of Chsnoery last week, bill for fore
closure was issued, in = case Of Fernando
Wood against the heirs, widow and credi-
tors Of the late Stephen A. Douglas. The
amount claimed is over eighty thousand
dollars, on property situate near the Illi-
nois Central Railroad works.
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rT-Ths above are ali from persons who are pdblic-
these statements without thorough conviction thai
PREPARED By J. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
Sold by e. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
srs every where. deo2: ls.-ls sat-s---
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Every Piano Warranted for Five Year
0ID d d PIANOS IHD MELODEOEs TAEEHIH ETCHARGE
ALSO-ON HAND,
EsIOdeoSI, Snail ISstrTmsBtsi StTlAg'i &c

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
merits of these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ng:-
hR w. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have great
pleasure In certifying that have tried you square
Piauos and ind themfequal, Il not superior, to any
IN this country. Among their great qualities which
distinRuish them is the Of tone the agree
able and easy touch and volume Of tone Wishing
YOU an the success you so highly deserve,
1 am, Sir, yours very trulyl,
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Us-The above named Ladies' we are personally 40
quainted with and know that for several years while
wslived In Medina, they were great 5unefers his. IS
sormstet has been so badly afflicted that il was VI N
diculty She was able to stand upon her feet ieE
bottles Of CathOlcOn entirely cured ner OF nel oo-
plsnts NY wife received great benefit from this med
foine We recommend it to the Ladies Of this county
as safe and efficient remedy for the many CON lintl
fbev are subiect to- JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Oanfeld Sentinel
sa-Forsale By aIlDruggists.
a. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
sepf2q Agent Tor Ohio.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
. AIDES ssHOME GUARDSF"
Browns suspension waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
u perfect siUnion institution IL uniteg the Oor.
sst Shoulder -Bracs Anti-Iacar AID 1qpor'st
m one beautiful article OF Wearing APPAREL
mo tiCiopsfitution must be Preserved, Wh3cheve-
y Lady says can be BY wearing these y ala,5
- TRY THEM-PRICES REDUCED
Tor sale ebT-FRFEMAN B KELLOGG, 2l7 6uQorl-
or-gf NIrs PORTER, illiner, q seneea-st, aOM We
ER 3 HIGBEE, 81 superiOr-st-i Ms: q Aht ~ -
al 0air-9t ana AZ Wholesale and Retail by the fro-
prietors and Manufacturers, ltl Ontario-ots tosef
Moore'a Auction StoTe,) Cleveland, Ohio.
1I-Waists Made 70 Order.
~ EORRIS SHEFFlELD.
IVA vii prpsocnta all PERSONS VINO make tnl
Vaists OF make the Braces without authority ILoa
n. .se--
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A correspondent of the Milwaukee Sen
tinel, in the Army ofthe Southwest, writes !:
at is said that there are two things q
soldier will not steal, a red hot cooking
stove and q grave The falsity Of this
adsge, in both particulars, was made mani
fest on the day we left Helena. As we
were breaking camp, foraging party
passed, having in one Of their wagons a
smsu cooking stove still hot, and corn
doger still baking in the oven, where it had
been placed by the original owner Of the
stove. On the day before we left, sol
der Of the Second Wisconsin Cavalry died,
and sufficient detail from the company
selected place and made 8 very comfort
able mausolem for their deceased comrade.
An hour after, as the funeral procession
wound up the hill TO the music Of the
HDead March in Saul" they discovered
another body Of soldiers marching down
the other side Of the hill, to a very lively
and triumphant tune. A company Of the
Thirteenth Illinois Infantry had watched
their opportunity, and buried their dead
man in the grave Of the defunct Of the
Second Wisconsin Cavalry"
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 70.

The ssoO Clause in the COnscriprioH Bill,
FosroR1A, Seneca county, o. March u
Ep. LEADER What is your understand
ing Of the $500 clause in the eonsorlptl9n.
b7l9 Some saw that if the Secretary Of
War does NOT choose he need not accept
he S900. For instance, if you or were
drefted and notified to appear on certain
40 ID a certain place, end gave no notice
o9o1v intentioR TO do otherwise than 20
s1te- The ranks, would the Secretary or
M Provost Marshal be bound to accept the
money If offered to him on that Gay
Yours, &c., r -
REPLY.-The Conscription bill aitsr pro
riding for exemption Of oertain classes,
and the appointment Of Boards Of Enroll
nsDt Provost Marshals, &C., further pro
vides that she persons drafted and duly no
tised thereof may, On or before the day
sxed for his appearance, furnish an ac-
eeptable substitute, or pay to such per-
son as the Secretary Of War may authorize
70 receive it, such sum, not exceeding $500,
IS the Secretary may determine" It is
clear that the money may be paid either
when the drafted man first receives his no
,ihostjon. or at any time between that and
the day to appear, or on that day and the
person authorized by the Secretary Of War
to receive such money, is required to ac-
eept it in lieu of personal service. This
payment ezempts the payer from any fur
ther responsibility under that draft if
another draft follows, he is again liable to
be drawn. ~
The Secretary of War has no option in
regard to receiving the money. BE must
take it when offered. 1t is by no means
certain that the full amount Of $500 will
Be required. The Secretary shall not re-
quirs a greater sum- he may decide upon
6 smaller one. In either case it shall be
uniform throughout the State
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nETbis Company having est AbIIshed Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
manage its Western business all losses may Be ad-
justsd and paid in Bualo or New York at the option
80 LOSES PAID IN GOLD, upon Risks on which
Pramium has been paid in IKE currenoy. lebld:t35
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9 SSpsrgUi IN Domino non eo4firHdars 9ter-
nNm."-W. S. RosEoRAEs.
81 have trusted in the Lord; shall
never be eonfounded." Such is the fervent
exclamation Of General Roseerans in the
conclusion Of his letter to his brother,
Bishop Rosserans, alluding to the coward
II assaults behind his back, which have
been made upon him by an Insignificant
number Of disreputable demkgogues in the
North. What more fitting motto for q
Christian patriot and soldier. What nObler
or mors eloquent response could be given
% the enemies who would destroy our
loved Republic, and deliver to ruin all that
we value or hold dear; what more aspir-
ing answer to the prayers Of our people,
whose hopes for the salvation Of the Re
public are now centered alone in the army.
Let every Christian patriot cherish in his
Heart the prophetic words Of Roseerans /;
eI hsVe trusted in the Lord, and shall
never be confounded. ."-C Chicago Post
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THE Ami SIJFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMABl j, 2 and 3, areprotected p hoy-
A Letters Patent or England, and secured p the
Seals Of the Ecole De Pharmacle de Farl9 ana me
Imperial College 81 Medicine, fisnna-
10. Ono ia fuTaluhble for Exhaustion spefmator
rhnsa and all physical disabilities
No Two completely sradicatc8 al traces o. thfl
dseases that have heretofore bean treated y the nau
ssoug and pernicious use Of cOpaEia and cuueo1-
NO Three has entirely supp anted the ID ufiurl uso
~ rlerrIIrY thereby nsaring 70 the aulerer speedy
venom Of diseases. -,
TsIEszMAR, Nos. l. and J, are preparations q the
orm OF LOzenFe5 devoid OF taste and SMELL gud can
Be- carried N the WsistcOat pocket, sold IN TN ea5e9
and divided into separate doses, Is dainiaieled b
Or fcssss for sg which saves 3; and IN - cases,
whereby there % 3 saving Of es To Be had Wnole-
sale and retail Of Dr. BARLOW No ls4 BieecEa
New York.
Immediately on receiving roTnirtanee d. 1aIIos
vim forward the Triesemar % any par q ne Eorlos
ltructi0ns Of the writer - .,,,--,..5,
1l-sold by g. ". OLAkA. Agenf ior glsgsl.pa.
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HORR FEgFINONY.

Mr h B. RTEGsLKY-Dear Sir; We feel Il dup
We owe to the public 70 state that MARSHALL Oathol
icon q medicine invaluable for complaints clasaed
under the head OF Female Diseases. We have used
Tour Grgfenberr Medicines and have been greatly
beuetted thereby, so much 80, that were the price
doubIe We would have them. To the Thousands o.
oIir ~ who arc suffering IRON weakness, We would
end the Catholic0n as sure panaoea. Il giyea
strength to the system and enables each Of the ornh
Miss q. sWORm5TETT,
Mrs, W, GARTER,
Mrs. i. z. WEEkB-
Medina, March /, 81.
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Wn. b. Bradbury's
PIITo.FORTE KsFABLIsHMEET,

PIAEO.FORTE EsTABLlsHAEhT,
No. 491 BrOome-st., New York.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
11iv invites the attention Of bis friends and tbs
i7,iic generally to his Piano-k Forte hstaOlshment
~ Eo ~ Broone-st., corner Of Orosby-st.
revinq withdrawn his interest stock and mate-
-isIe from the late 6rm Of Lighte BradbaIys,'
Ihieh arm was dissolved the 3lst OF January ult,
nd having purchased the entire stock o. Piano
Fortes and Piano Forte Material, owned by his
brother Howard G. Bradbury, in the ssid hrm, he ta
5I nrebar to supply the increased demand Tor his
osabratsd Piano-FOrtss. Employing the most skill
M and ernerienced workmen, with q large gtock Of
tbe best and most thoroughly seasoned material and
sT a bundancs Of CAPITAL he has l6ken in hand the
srsonaI suaryigion Of the whole business Of manu-
fSfurr his nstruments, and II epahled to turn out
Piano-F orIeg OF unequalled tone and durableness.
RRADBURY's HEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In the arrangement Of our new scale. drawn and
prepsred with the utmost care expressly Tor our
ne y fnstruruents we have added every improvement
WHICH car IN any way tend to the perfection Of the
Pfsno- Forte and we confidently assert tnat ior
deiicacy Of touch, volume, purity, brillaincy and
TFeetpesg Of tone, combined with that strength and
solidity Of frame necessary to durability these IN
struments are une1ualed. .
TN and Beauty" Is our motto, and We In
vte ths Closet criticism Of the best unbiased judges
in the land. -
WM, B. BRADBURY
Al Broome-st.s cor. Crosby New Aork-
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con
orrhOaa Gleet, Urethral Discharges, seminal Weak
ness Nightly Emissions, InoOntnence, Genital 1rr-
liability and Debility, Gravel aud Anecons
Of the kidneys and Bladder which has been used y
upwards Of One Hundred Physicians IN their private
practice, with entire SUCCESS bupersoqlng yuDeDsi
Ccpaba, Capsules, or any compound hitherto knoVn-
l. LIS Il o II / o p l. 3
are speedy in action, often affecting cure In few
days, and when cure Is effected It y permanent
They prepared from vegetable extracts tnat are
harmless on the system, and never nauseates tbs
tomach or impregnates the BREATH and being sugar
coated an uauseOuB taste i8 avoided No change OF
diet is necessary while using them nor does tnel 10
tfou Interfere with business pursuits.
Price One Dollar, and will DO sent by mail on receipt
Of price and red stamps. g. W; OLAhhl
dscl7 AlsS1peFlot-9--
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c0AL 3 C0KE.

n G. WALLACn
NOKEi COKEil OOKEitl-W. 81.
~ WALhAOE 3 SON, Manufacturers o. OOK KE
Pare HsmmOndsYille Strip Vein Coal.
AiBc-Dsalsu in said Coal fer Smithing and Dom0
- Purposss. VIII IN orders Tor the cslebrated
sAl8An9ON FIRE BRICK,
OHIlLEIEY TOPS ,-and
WATER PIPE
WI. WALLACE 4 son,
HammOndavflle, Jefferson Co., Ohio,
50 ION q P Rsslroad.l
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THE
COLUMBIAN MARINE) ms. OOAP'T,
Or NEF YORK,
With a Branch Ofi,e.st Buffalo, N. 7.


Authorized Capital is s......-..-S1, coo, 600 90.
Cnsb Capital, Paid in.............- 100000 90.
Assets, Jan. l. 1S6S-.--.---.-.- 15l30,S4O 20
Statement OF the affairs Of the Company for the NTH
fiscal year, ending Dec. 3ist, is6z'
Premiums on uDsHpired risks, December
Premiums i1Hi'r,'c;;; received IRON that
date to Gecsmbsr 81, ls62... sl5,s2 a
Total amount OF Premiums 81 ,g35,2iS q
This Conpany issusz no policies upon Life Risks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine hicks
Premiums marked on as earned dur ng
ghe year, less Return Premiums) and -
interest received on Investments.....e 725rSo6 80
Losses paid during the year.-,.,:i4llOlS 81
Re-lnsurancest Expenses anu - -. -. 49, =,
9oiooo u -sOro-I =
Est Drofts ....................,..,..s 778,769 a
The Company have tho following Assets
United states and New York City Stockss i62 800 90
Loans on demand, on gold...-sl y y ~ ~ % %
lash in nBanks-...-....-...--------- Iiool 4S
Interest due Jan. 1, Isls on in
vestmeuts and cash with
-'.o'o - ses n-- NJ
Reinsurance Salvage claims
and unpaid Premiums........ 1914 44
Premium notes and unoollected ,s,..
scriS SSSpifs 81 Insurance Companies,
SundFy Uluims due the Com ,,s =,
panyi yietc.....-....--.--'.''-'-'''.' z1,9l9 =
Total amount Of ,Is5 $40 75
To THE PREsDEET AND B0ARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
COLUAfBLAN IEsURAEcE Co ONPAAT a
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
staffment with the Balance sheet OF the Company
aud the Ba'ance Sheet with its Books, and found
them 10 conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
sscurii es, Bits Receivable and other Assets, and
found thsm 70 conform accurately with the above
statement made by the Company.
JOHN s. DICKERSOH,
JOSEPH MORRISON,
DAN'L W. TELLEhr
WEsTERH DIREOT0Rs.
ANDREW ]. RICH, Prest Bank Of Attica, Buffalo.
JOIN ARMSTRONG, Pres't MI. Co Bank NIL.
WILITlH YoUEg Vice PTes'I do do
VIZ b OGDES, Prss't N. W. r. R Co, Chicago.
Albert E. KEEI, Of Kent & Co.. Chicago.
rHOs DTCKERsoN, Of fandsrVoorti Dlckerson q
Co., Chicago.
J. NJ RICHMOND, of. NJ. hichmond o., Bunalo-
MOSES MERIoK. Ouwego.
JOsEFH MORRISON, bunalo. ..H.#
P. L. STERNBERG, Buffalo. ,.,,,,,,
President.
THOS. LORD,
VIZ NJ WHTrNET, Vice President.
Secretary.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
Rssidsnt Director, Hazards Block, Buffalo, N. Y.
ROBERT HANNA a. Co.. Agsntsl
nBThis Company having est blished q Branch Oi-
fee in Buffalo, with 6 local Board Of Directors TO
manage its Weetern business, all losses may Dc ad-
justsd and paid in Buffalo New York. at the option
I OF Ena PSI
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II MOULD'S CELEBRAT1D AND
hs UnriEallsd IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G 0 q G q CAN D 7,


For the Seventeen Years that this Candy has bosn
before the public it has been used with great success
snd the increasing demand from al parts Of the Uni
te Staes shoWs that its value ss q remedy has been
folly Appreciated. We might add the certificates o
many who have been bensntted by this mValuaDle
Fneciue for al who have used Il are eager % recon-
mend it, but we content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicianss
-itMR HFERY MOULD, Dear Sirs-trom your state
rnent OF the composition Of your Cough Candy, 90
NOT hesitate 10 express my belief that II is we'll adapt
Al 20 he purpose for which yen manufactured it and
10 doubt but that IL Is useful It certainly Il an
OHAS. A. TERRY, n. d.
tfAfosrs MOULD HOGAN, Gents:-l have examine
vo1r prgsCriptfOn for h Mould's Cough Candy an
dnd IL a valuable ono for its purpose. -
~ - GUSTAV q. q. WEBER,
Professor Of SurFsrT.
nDrFor Minister'S Public Speakers and Singers
thls Candy a Invaluable being unequalled for clear
inr the voice, removing hoarsenesst &c.
-As $50 MOULD Z HOGAN,
dsesi:R27 No. E1clid-sL., Cleveland, Q.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
SHIRT MANUFAGTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- WHERH. Directions for SoI- h1essaremeHtsons
Fres everywhere. -H. f.-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

The sseo Clause in the COnscriPriOH Bill.
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