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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-29

The Despatch Cooking Stove.
Csee Cut.) WI. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
It's Baking, Roesting and Broiling properties are
and tn economy Of Fuel Il Is unpar
allsledi with its .a
NEW PATENT CRATE,
Ovon being thoroughly ventilated i viii produce q
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that Of Bakers
Brlek oven; hoasting and Ioaating il done before
the open hre' and BrOihng over live Goals on the
hearth as common sense dictates. nj Is Manufactured
In this city and the material used and the work
Lsc satisfaction 70 ALL hundreds Oihoasekeepers IL
asins IT, viii testify.
THE MORNING STAB Nc STOVE is q
hand great variety Of Parlor and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with Al the newest and
ENAkELED CRATES.
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We are Just receiving the latest improved styles
BlHD OAGhS which are offered at the lowest prices
We emanufaoture largely and have for sale at whole
JaPdBed Tn, Copper cad Sheet- Lrea Ware.
We OeE the almost endless variety OF goods In our
lio for sale at the lowest cash prices, tho ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
NB-An H0usekeepers and those who contemplate
housekeeping, and the rest Of mani kind.n are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and Iudge tqr themselves. sAIIsFAcTIos = GUARAE
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
OF WI. MARVIN,
No. 50, ssutd side Pub. Square,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-29

"DR J. ATKa. Dear Sirs--I have been allictsd frou
ny birth with scrgiula in its worst form, and new,
after twenty years trial, and an untold Of amount cf
suffering have been completely cured in few weeks
csn only Be Imagined when yOu realize what have
suffered, and how long.
eN0ver until nov have BEEN free from this loath-
some diseaso IN some shape At times it attacked ny
eyes, and made me almost blind besides the unendu-
rsbe pain; at others it settled in the SCALP o my head
and destroyed my hair, and has kept me partly bald
All NY days sometimes Il came out in my face and
kept il for months raw sore.
"About nine weeks ago I commenced ing your
Cafhartlc Pills, and now am entirely. from the
complaint. Ny eyes veil, my skin e fair and ny
hair has eommenceds s healthy growth; all Of WhISh
makes me feel already new person. 10
ssHoping this statement NAV bo the means az con
veyng Information that shall DO good 20 others an
with every sentime1f Of gratitude, -
"Yours, SC, MARIA RICEER."
u haTo known tbs above named Nara Kicker ffcD
har ahiLlhood. ana har aLatamant la --rlcLlE INA
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Porsof New YORK. November SO, hsU3.

| en- ARRIVED
sS,s ss a. bisgs s.s .Ss. ~. s2 ,;:. s.
nnwsn "A'' ps'at steamship ihinois, hcnce Tor As
and ss's@shoSns x hoHss fra,sS rio ,.so Mott washlns.
p...eS ~ c.ss Ss' % so rI%.r iss nsa. Sy "a
us sSs sr'ss g.: S'is 60 sf: sa (! % e Il;
Ss;s ssS"disf gi,sy g, ns;ca' TaureA ,Al,s. oe.
%fId, iss sss;;c 3; c.Isr e. san NI's', '',,
ssTt ao iss siss rssss sor 4, y ss'n. 81 lon & @
L.gT. from So n6II9sc fos Bosion I'd OF i.srA-
Brlg sa1on tef 81 John EBl. - 81 days, W u wins
Bris oacns az o;ibra,arj. sailrrs Tarrason. ~ d.r.
and IS lays from 05raiar wt'i fruit Ae 70 Giro F.n
Brg smeoe Br, Bscy. s'asanoro' 2, days, with cotton
Brir John Tuicr ror Lpnrnscry, Knowles Mstanioros
"a sa, Ts nwsr ss sS ?. d. in
sSus Tss sr x - r'f es ss ss
t, master Sss 8 .,..M. iea sS spoke S.ri Sns.:S.
sshr Condor tof alsrr Eums.y, HAraI. days win
SEM Fashion, pSyI., I'tsria.eee.
schr Annie Rus'e' Hosr, Portland ct, for Phiiahsl
ssTn SC soys, ns,,s.s: Ias, la, =. .sr,::: .ssros
steamrr T.eony, pierce. fs,ha.Ipn,.
s,csner seA ou. Kennes rrov'asnos.
Euy0w.
Que brig unknown
wsss,c .S & y Kos. c Sci 4, s, :s,. : D'S:.
@o,isI,tc rIla, Aie,r, lqum nhar,.r osL une': j..
n re s- * l" s..i .s c'i's E. xya
Lena Don Jnan Lotus. sehrs ncul.h ,:s" c.! w.ilsasr
hro~n. Snow flsss, p..S John As,..si. Morris. 4 4
ind X
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Thanksgiving Day In Brooklyn.

The day was generally observed IN tbs ciy Tho rab.
iic Offices aud places Of buslnss all cied tofvhea
held nearly all the churches IN ,hs morning sd
were well attended. There were no pubc domousira
iicns beyond tho paraaans os Eneins Company No ~
which brought hnmc their engine bui a rawiuckoi
The apparatus ~ avery Emo one, q large 40 Win
ten inch cyiindcG After farucpatns % tte match i
tie corner VI West Itcsd way and ftstin ftec' View
York, ts~I parrded about ,he streets, 20 the muais
brass hssd detach - the 10 aha cDrIs. feai f
q, tha cot Irovtp M.fthai Masdot, in tbo hA1t.rs
dU.rct, were prpk idcd WITH tunu fepsst Ihso
dtiacd ruard the Office u tie irny0st Marshal q tho
Tbd dstr,t "a NJ fare ~ veb The sfesis duf' - bs
asy ~ere o. ei ~tl g-riesTiss sn9 VI ~ ~ n. ~
nlacca " ArlA .ai.leaL soc i.A Al.A-
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

u n II H Y "
Other carror. would have beer deea,ed very possibly
out ~ no DID not and himself dcs~rtet. Trio NJ
amouni n noth,g Told you my formss eticr the
SUBJECT o the siege that tue surpy OF waller had on
,,W on la many cases women aud children in eadcavor
in 30 obtain supply. fell victims 10 the enemys rfc
men. h reported but re iance the TRUTH
OF the sumor, that Barr'os had been esHnred ia Hon
duras THIS undoubtedly eanard. gotten up only 70
create sIe gossip lie III dobbt he sbe Tho
assstauoe n friends, 10 make his escape.
SovrxnxK ~. 1893
The Pacific NM stsAms 10 Compauy's steamship Golden
Age Captain Lsp.dss. from San Francisco ,hs Sd
ssnt has arrived shs brings the follow ing spoc,e
tUr England tp&>IHo Oh
Tor New YORK zSpvIS ~
For Panama. ~..'s..'...... I,oov 20
zohe hondred and twenty nvo tsrs N freight nd
hundred aud sixty five passengers The latter leave by
o'c~ck for Aspnwa sd will ssSve sbo latter port
by for Nov York
We have Mexican sf any ssrerssncc by the
Colleen Age.
II Paz. chiof the syyutnc ecmmisson that
accompa ied the Spaush siuad@n TO sho Pacific. and
who has been Tor some months past IN f,uaysqui. oou
Quoting sericz OF experincnts, BY the last
steamer I'm Gayaquti and leaves steamer oi the
2Sd i"si"At Tor New YORK. rvue f,r Eurotr
Further news rcsucctng the Setwecn Wcusdor and
New Granada win be reserved bfCSv the sailing u tho
next steamer fr New York RumorsIiave reached here
though no. from any reliable source that hostsos have
already comns1iced
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

OmciaI Drawings or Murray, Eddy g.
Co a Ksntuckr and Missouri State lotteries
KsSruokr Esrn. Class 6Jy-hov. 20, lss3
10, .. AZ. 81. 2s. 10. ~. "a, 81. u. =, . II,
Kxuvcxy CLASS 6io-n0s 20. 1855
90, 62' 4. a, 81. o, a., So, %. 81, Al 90.
MURRAY. kDOY 4 90.
Covaston. ky.. or St Louis. A,
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Feeding the Penr.

The Christian Alliance adopted the mode 80 success
fully carried out by the societies in Ioodoo In ~ opera
tons amongst the poor yesterday Food carried ~
committees 10 tho homes Of the needy under the drec
OF their pastor Rev Mr. Goss and thus several
ciously dinl1 ned.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Dsa ndy, Gin, Whtshcy and Wire.
2o0ocssss OLD CO0NAC BRANDY.
TVo0cases Of BCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS.
500 cases Of OLD BOuRBOk WHtsKBY.
500 eases OF SCOTCH WH11KEY, JAMAICAI3uN, MA.
DBIkA, HRRRY and FORT WINS.
Al imported and bottled by the subscriber. For
TDOLPHo WOLFE
y RxAscr street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Direction Labels and Tags, All ktuds,
At the manufacturers VICTOR Z. hAu0ER, lis Cham
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

OsSetssI Ora wings OF ths shelby College
EsrRi Class Yo9-Noy &c. 1858.
81 6s a. 81, rs. So. 20. 43, ., %, 8, 20, 80, 50.
ClAss 7ig-Noy. "a, i,6s
II. II. AZ, &c. II. CO, 70, 23 ~, so, 81, 7, 80.
CireuiA, ,,oni By addrsa.ius .,,.
Baoeessors 10 Jno. A. MSrrs 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Dinner 20 the sick Soldiers.

Ibe Rose hin ladies' soldiers Relief Association yes
~dsy gave good. substantial dinners TO the sck and
ndcd soldiers st three heepnas-at Bellevue, 81
Iuks's Central PARK. A. tho latter hospital about
four hundred sss down TO ave tables the dining hall
being draped with tho Stars and stripes The dinner
followed by the singing of national airs BY the sodery
led by the Quartetc Club of the Association and closed
with q short, telling speech by Colonel r. H. shepard.
The stsrs of Mercy attached 10 the hospital generously
gave over menagcment OF anairs, but assisted
them with true Catholic devotion. and Catholics ana
Protestsnts We'd with each other In the express of
those gentle sympsthes which the ruferings Of
defenders elicit from every brosst. THIS Association
braces the ladies' such John Stephenson Judge
Kelly, ,. II. Ryer Apsnei y. Tiemann and others.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

DearHess. Cstarrh and All Diseases OF
Tho Ear and Throat treated by DR. LfGHTHfLL No ~ st.
MARKS pAcs Reception hoass from A. N. ti13P.M.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
rness, Impaired sight

nsafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN raE
miROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH
CArARRH or TIE TYMPANIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBsTRUcTIOS oY rHE
EUAJACHfAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS EYE STRAIaHrESBD IN OkR
MINUTE.
And every dis~ass Of the Eye and Ear requiring either
medlcai or surgtcsl aid attended by DR. tON KsHN.
BERG A his consulting rooms, Bi5 EoaiwAy near Tweth
street
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Bridgewatsr Paint.-Best and CAeaP-
est ,aini for leAky offs IN the psrket
ROBERr REYNOLDS, Agent. - Ms8eo isse
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Prizes Cs.scd and Infor nsu tton Fur
rtSA~d In ell legal I'D Lotterfes-
ALECH q co. Brokers. Is PI,- s,rerL n Y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

For the nair-Barry's Trtcopherous,
the best and cheapest srtiele Sold By all iruxgsa III
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
S HIP PIN G NE w S.

AGsANAC ron FFw rOHk-rHis DAr.
suH hsrs ...,..........7 tD soos owe -
SVF 'hfs.. nICH wArss.. morn
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
THE WFrKIY HERALD.
Tic Hest and Cheapest Nevvss,~per r
i'm the Country.

Tbs Splendid Victory for Graars Army at Csat-
tanooga- Capture Of Between Five and Ten
Thousand Prisoners and Forty Pieces Of ArtiL
Icry- General anks' Texas Expedition Maps
Of the Position--The Latest from Charleston
The Latest from tho Union and Rebel Armies
in Vhginia-The american Metropolis Liter
sture Sporting Agricultural -ThsstEieal-
The Markets &C., &G
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Prizes Casshsd in All LegsiiL~d Louc-
-trs. s.-infGms.vu given JOSEPH BATHS
Broko-; III Wall s,r5rt room No l.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
mar ted

p-,+-f f-s-r r- rl. -fls > Nlsssnb-f - A. 80
,~stss,- a 49, sties sss-s. ~ ~ fsr. NJ .r7ff.
4 81 n Vt44ff utsI rtfHh 1af4 - trres -.
ff's - ~ v-r~r@s 80 ss-n~t f.~
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Prize. Cash~d tn Al I.ea~IiI'd Lot
teres Information gwen. CHARLEG' ". MAUUER Bro
krr, {76tf Brysdw ~, ff noor room,
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Couraud's Psudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from npp.r bps low foreheads. any part Of the body
Warranted lH Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
CHRONIC CATARRH

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservasive
The dye applied b. sklifui Arts,A
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Mann II Company,

munn - company,
Solicitors Of American AMI Torsig, P.isa,s
CAN" ~ Part row New rort
Pamphlets cf information about patents FREE.
Specimen copies Of the pager trcs
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

At Whst~ss, 2IO broadway, are the Best
Hats best Military Goods and the richest Furs fo ,dies Ia
H. 4Axx
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

RoyLf Hnvwna Lotrery.-3O Per Cent
premium psd for prizes Tnforn atom furnished Uighe
rates raid 1r Doub,oo and an and Silver
TAYLOR co. BAnkers, N, 10 Wall street. y
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Person Well Known In THIS City in
his profession tCv Engneer) has discovered the
useful appliances IL che would be useA BY Ai
natonaS In and In aso commercial pursuits
wishes with practical Who
furnish wheA Tho best Of roGsr~ncrs
given and required unless the pArss knownto each
other Address J. 4. b.. boz 4. .0de Poet onre
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Bad Breaih How Many Lovers ~
has ssp.rA,sdhow many fends forever ar,ed Eo.eY.cs
. radi ssi cure use the BALM OF THOt SAND Wow
ERSp ass drnrbec night and morning. IL also besuti
nrs - peIion. Price ATTY cen For sale BY A.tdrug
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

OAcIsA Drawings of the Library Asso-
c.utiy9 CompaE Lottery ~ Kengaokv
ls5-NOy 26 l3dJ
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

oJt - Oo, To- 10 III %, OU ~ NIl Dvl OOl w
eLAss tsG--,iov 26. IsJS
67 6B 2s. 81, 3l So rs, "a, o, Al, %, 40, 80 &c.
Circu rs sddre.sng
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
GEN. Carrera i'm POss sessiOn of
. San Salvador. tsrI
Gen. Barrios Defeated and Routed
In Severe Battle.

BY the arrival OF the steamship North Star Captain A.
& Jones at this port yesterday from Aspnwali have
highly interesting and important news from Central and
South America. which Will be found fully detailed IL the
letters OF our Panama correspondent Purser Wheeler
OF the North Star has thanks Tor tho prompt delivery
OF our papers and cores Iondence.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Beautiful Com pleH1On.-Lni irsi's Bloon
OF losg Liquid Pearl for preserving and bssatify Dg
Com2rrons aud skin. tS3 Broadway and druggists even
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
- New Perfume for the ~ u sAaa~ rr h
EXTRACT 90 THE
NIGHT sLooMING cERgus.

moserluisite deict~ and frag~n. perfume. distilled
from and hower from which 10 bakSs ito
name. Msnufartured onS By PHALOf a HCN.
AJAX FOR PHALeS'S-TAkJ, no OrnBR
Sold br druggists scnerrE
ASK for Nc w com hes s.(sObd Seal' SmOk-
ing Tobacco. for sale evCry where whossae deps, t1s
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Mrs. NJ. @. Drown. Ms,aph,.leaI Phyh-

ean' Professor on The Eye. Esr and Tsrosi' al 3
si her ROOMS 70 psusuts . Bond sr.s vsas,s
aAy ana Thursday. and until . O'Clock On yn8sJ
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Opera and Field Glasses Of Great
wsy. fisht NJ ssalfs
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

sueh Crowd wss Hsvss witnss..d NJ
BAksUts ~ ysstsrday. Hs oos.iurss ~ san u' "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Illusion Wigs and Toupe.., Japoniea
l. BAsTET. 3s5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

p. T.-1sOO.-y.
We vi u par dosen f1r al rsuhslioa BDtt 90
dsssfea 81 our hAEufsetoy. i1 Ls-ry t-cst 10 g>oi
BEWARE or cousTEarEiI .srErT. ~ EETrLLED
Any p~rton pretending 20 ssn risss,on B.en ~ he
e.. "a o. " sals .. AZ inp:.lor an ssy n s,r -.
SEE THA FvrRr BOTTLE uAy OUR, PRIVATE GOV.
hhhAksr srAsr ovf1 1rn1 coM ,c,
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

kendairs AmboisU~,
KENDALLs AyBOLTSB
kENDAtL's AMBOLISE
rOR THE HAIR.
FOR TIE HAIR
FOH THE HAIR
AN INVOICE JUST RLCEfyED.
An INVOICE JUST RECEIVED.
At nELMBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT HkfNBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
90 BROADWAY
594 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Irss.es.--Massh = CO.. Rsdicsi Cors
lsnc oScd', Hugyorisra shoaiass Br1ss. A. ~ a.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Superior 70 every other preparation Or The hair IN power ~
siore faded aud hair s original and natufA
appear.noe 70 prevent from falling nu, n overcome ~
tecs o rrevns use OF prepsrsions containing sulphur
sssr ~ lead. Ao and b remove the impurities and hnmor'
JOSEPH uoYT co. 10 unl,er.i,r place. NY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

vhstisr ~ " vti.ou'. n,.t-.' p'."i"rn
frrs Va RS . rs-.ss Paaf = t.r ~ .s-fk
nfvtr
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

". a Bsrhsies'@ Issr Dye-tnt Best
v ~ voria- harrisss. fnssItsnssls fffsHs "a 20
o. tftGr sts sn1 TsffHwsfa fstory 81 Hsr..as srysf
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

unon aud tie Salvador on her return down the coast
brought hts The conduct OF Captin ro~dtch
is warmly approved of by our Minister Mr. Partridge,
and he Is considered 70 have acted with great energy and
decision he Is man evidently not afraid OF assuming
a responsibility. The United States steamer Saginaw,
Connisnier Hopkins, had arrived st Ia Uniol from
Panama, aud would be sufficient, force look for
ship Baecbante also remained In tho harbor wh a
the Salvador leu Among tho arrivals By the sal.
Mr. love- e. one Of % The directors 'SP'a q the p1opo.sl
canal In Nicaragua that s TO unite the Atlantic aad
terms Of the ultimate success Of the PROJECT ana
its cost al few millions only. do not think this infor.
nation VIII any fail In Panama Railroad stock for
the present Works of this nature, especially within tho
tropics aud through country like Nicaragua, may look
very well paper and the estimate for construction
Be comparatively low but. even knowing a. little
do upon the bcct think safe sssert that bet few
Of thoss who are now Interested IN IL completion will
eve, nv, sss se 20 a,, . ss.ss s pas % through
portanee W communicate man OF war brig belonging
20 The govefnrnen OF rrios steering for
ny ports 70 tho later republic but for what pospose
rtc at daJs IN the bombardmens and siege Of san
sloge moriars rew in svcry direction and
vh the buildings and IN tho Streets caused much loss
q LIE and damAse 70 properiy The enemy sharp.
thsy that servant dare not be sent Tor with
out being ~ danger " receiving rite ball 10 bis bpdy
or limbs. ! have been unabie 70 obtain any
re able Information u 10 the exact nurnber r
knisd and weuudcd during the regc aud Ia tho
subscquent battle; but u doubtless very large tor
th. force engaged. Bartos DISCOVERED 10
be leayne to place. or " thought he vss sbout 70
DO So several sGcs thrown into tho cify and DOT
being replied tp Carrera pushed bB trooJs forward
once, aud the column marched iuto the squsro q
the city, with shouts of victory Thcn piase commenced
aud crutnued with unabstcd vg1r fr two days 1hnss
WHO had ever shown any auectup Tor or sympathy with
VIC bAffioa government treated without mercy ADD
aespoiied az al thsir ptoteiy Rel Crt- ssy thai thr
u.atmeut 10 nam, cases VAS outagoac. TIC uc"rs no,
V.mg ane ~ wDitg 70 control the mrn Iifs lot 10
ue whrn ~ Icilline and character - tte ~ srkl
hmy "a cotSaered writer II m san salvador Nafi
thi1 AZ he had d.ns tnr aud arrins hid W tb
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Wtxs. Tospess, tssis ny. u.ir Dy.ins
bA1cHfLoRh, ~ B0na afte
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

Z e.
1t was sadly true that, single
handed, the Poles would beunable
long to cope with their formidable
universities, whose overwhelming
numbers could not fail finally to
crush them. True, the Russian
soldiers have thus far been gal.
Iantly met and often repulsed. But
this resistance could not continue
long without foreign intervention.
That intervention seems about to
be made, not by armed force, but
by strong representations, which
Russia knows well must be yielded
to, unless she is ready and willing
to provoke the use OF armed force.
result of tho whole affair is
therefore evident. Franco and
England protest, Russia will respect
their protest, and will make valua-
BILE concessions to her Polish sub
jects. And there the subject will
rest, till new expressions by the
ruler and new aspirations for free
dom by the oppressed shalEarouse
another flame, which shall either
be cxtinguished in blood and tears,
or shall consume forever every
vcstige oftyranny. i-ii ",m, ;.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
A!l.EeE'sSarsaparilla

!. q comp remedy, designed 70 Be the mos
e|lqttnaI 4 AHtr4tfra that con be made. 1t A
= cpncentrated extruct Of Para Sarsaparilla
so combined with other substances Of stl
greater Alternative power as to afford an effec.
tive antidote for the diseases Sarsaparilla /,
reputed to cure. Il Is believed that such 4
remedy Is wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints, and that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this large class Of our afflicted fellow
. citizens. How completely this compound will
DO Il has been proven by experiment on MANY
OF the worst cases to be found Of the following
complaints:- oar '.""g 81 IIGi,''e
ScRoFULA AND ScRoFULoUs Eo,cLArSrs,
ERuPTIoNs AND ERuPTIrE DISEASES ULcERs,
fIaPLEs, BLOTcHRs, TUMoRs, SALT RHEuM,
ScALD HEAD, SYrnILis AND SYpHILYTIc AP-
FEerloSs, MERcvRiAh DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEr-
RALdIA OH TIC DouLoUBBux, DEhILrrY, DYs-
PERSIA AND INDIGESTION, ERYsrPELAs, RosR
loR ST, ANTlioSY's Fine, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising from IxrrRIrr OF
Fl This compound will be found great pro.
motep of, health, when taken In the spring, to
expcl the foul humors which tester in the
blosd at that season Of the year. .ly the time.
~ expulsion Of them many ranking disorders
are nippcd in the bul. Multitud0s can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare Themselves from
the endurance Of foul Jeruptions and ulccrou,
sores, through which the system will strive to
nd itself Of corruptions, If not assisted to do
this through the natural channels Of the body
BY. an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
vttated blood whenever you find It's impurities
bursting through the skinin pimples, eriptions,
or sores; cleanse It when you find Il ID OBJ
sstrueted and sluggish in the veins; cleanse il
whenever ID Is foul, and your feelings will tell
You when. Even where no particular disorder
y felt, people enjoy better health, and lire
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood healthy, and oil is well |; but with this
pabuluH Of lie disordeTed, there can be no
lasting, health. Sooner or later something
must 60 wrong, and the great machinery 81
hfc is disordcred or oyerthrown. h'j 81
! Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the
reputation Of accomplishing these ends. But
the world has been egrcgiously deceived by
preparations OF 1t, partly because the drug
.none has. not oil the virtue that is claimed
for It, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of il,
contain but little Of the virtue Of Snrsnparilla,
or any thing else. ,..,,..,l.
During late years the public have been mis-
led by large bottles, pretending to give quart
Of Extract Of Sarsaparilla for ono dollar. Most
tf these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain littlcy If any, Sarsapa-
rIlla, but often no curative properties whatev-
er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment
has followed the use of the various extracts cf
Sarsaparilla which food the market, until the
Il J 4 -.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
NO134.
A STRONG SPEECH.

Capt. Cutler S. Dobbins, OF Mar
tin county, Indiana, former, Repre- Z
sentative in the Legislature, and
recently in command of one of the
finest companies in the 80th regi-
ment, addressed a rousing meeting
Of the Democracy at Loogootee, on
Saturday week. We quote a few
passages: .- .a - ..u.g.Gj d
"If the Administration desires to
be successful in putting down the
rebellion, its policy should be to
preserve united North. In this
it has failed-miserabl failed--and
will continue to fail so long as it
persists in confounding the Con-
stitution with the Chicago platform
Let them withdraw their Abolition
Proclamation, cease making their
arbitrary arrests, hold inviolate the
freedom of the press, respect the
rights Of the sovereign States, aud
they will be sustained by the strong
arm OF every Democrat in the entire
North. - ~ 10. j...H - ...
% "Who is it that is endeavoring
to fix upon us. who ehose'to~differ
with the Administration, tho infa-
nous name of "traitor?" 1t ema-
mates from the stay at home men
who never shouldered q nusket for
their country, and never intend to,
and the malicious accusation is
caught up aud hurled at,us with
renewed venom by such renegade
Democrats and worn out political
hacks as old Joe Wright, the man
who owes his eminence to your
suffrage, and who now uplitts his
migrate voice tosstigmatizc you as
"traitors." He sold himself for o
mess of pottage. lie will soon be
consigned to oblivion-buried in
the political grave he has dug for
.himsclf-and his memory will go
down with him to eternal infamy-
"EmJalmed in hate, ''-.'''
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