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WArER PROoF BonFs.-We would par

WATER PROOF BOoTs.-We would par
ticulRrly call your attention to the immense
stock of Water Proof Boots just received,
aud will be offered to-day, at the Great
Bankrupt Sale. Without doubt, this is the
finest lot of custom made boots ever offered
for sale in this city, and at prices which defy
competition. This stock in every respect is
complete, and to all who may want good
pair Of Boots or shoes, we would say, 60 i'm
medistely to the Great Bankrupt Sale, 1Os
Superior street, near Water street. [decI.l27
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ATTEETIoy, Co. A, 29th REeINENT, o. Y.
M.-Every member Of this company is here
by ordered to appear st their Armory this
afternoon at o'clock, in full uniform, with
overeoats and gloves, for regimentsl drill.
By order, ]. 3. PARSONS,
TdeeIl27l Ist Serg't.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
her by informed that have sold out ny stock
oI 9asd. and goo will Of my former Stre. 70. l46
Superior st., Cleveland, to +. G. JONES WHO VIII
hereafter carry On The business AZ the old stand and
whom recommend 10 my old customer
An psEsous indebted % me via please Pay At said
Store. .
H0f. Is, Isss-Iz7' f Q. JoHKs.
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sehOttisehs, snd tho mAay agurss Of the
quadrIlis and reel. From first to last the
festival was pleasant and entire success.
The Oficsrs for the coming year are:
Prssidsnt-W. LoRris. 4
vice Prssidsnts-JOhn Dunbar, ThmaS
Brown.
Managers.-wm. Nslhineh, John Proud
foot, David PrOudfOOt, Vim. CsrdIe, Wsltsr
DEgItish.
Physician-T. G. Cleveland.
ChaplAin-Rev. james Mcconnell.
Treasurer-W. Downie.
Corresponding secretary-John Buchsn.
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In the case Of the State ps. Sanford, a mo-
tlou to admit the prisoner to bail was argued
before the Court and refused. The motion
for new trial has not yet been argued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
Rose s. PrenTiss' Provision Market Re-
uOrIs

port
The following are the rates charged By them:
HamB-Sgsa cured premi1m Hams, = b..........llo
DriSq beei-e D.....
SbOuidora-Sugar-cured
Bacon-Jr Smoked Sides D ln................-....-sc
Lard-Prme leaf kettlo-rend'ed in hbls b..-..llc
/" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs ..l24e
POrk-No. mess y 10
Extra clear 2 90
~ No extra charge msde for packages or eartzgo
70 rairOed depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
cd strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cursd Rams and
kettle-Tendered Lard took the frat premium At the
late Ohio State Fair. hose PRkhFlSS,
Nos. 10, IA and lls Onte-io-st., Cleveland
fulvG.Ra8
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trial Of David
ToWn, for selling counterfeit currency, is
progressing. B. White and S. &. Adams
appear for the prosecution, J. N. Adams,
1. J. Rider and s. Williamson for the de-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

WAY MAILS ON THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN ROAD.-sOme complaints are
made in regard to the fact that the way
mail train on the MahOning road, which
leaves Cleveland at eight o'clock in the morn
ing, does not connect with the train leaving
Akron the same morning, in consequence of
which the way mail has to lie over at Leav-
ittsburgh tWenty-four hours.
Mr.. Kennard and Mr.. SWeetzsr have both
assured Postmaster COWIes that they will do
aIl they can to reetify the difficulty. In all
probability the time table Of the road win be
altered in the course of few days, so as to
connect at Lsayittsburgh
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HFADoUARrERs 29rH REG'T o.V.M,1
CLEvELAsD, o., November %, 1858.

CLEVELAsD O.I November 20, 1858
General Order No. 81
CommEndRnt5 of companies will notify
their respective commands to meet at their
srnories on Tuesday, December l, 1893, st l
O'Clock, II, for company muster snd bat
talon drill.
Captains will report the strength Of their
companies to tie AdjUtsHs at headquarters
before 2o'clock, P. n.
Regimental line will form or Superior
street, east Of the PEbIic Square, at2 o'clock,
Pm.
Field and stAf officers will meet at head
quarters at 1 O'Clock, P. Y.
By command of
W.H. HAYWARD, Colonel.
T. GooDwLLIB, Adjutant. nov3O:127
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIHGToE, Nov. 80, P. NJ
The Republican, just issued, says up to
this day there has been much lighting By
regiments, brigsdes, divisions and corps,
but there has not been q genersl battle,
and while We have been worsted tempo
rarily in skirmishes, the result Is that Lee
has been defeated and has been gradually
falling back, and from present appear
snces will attempt to make 3 grand stand
ct Hanover Junction OF Gordonayills.
JOHN MORGAN IN TORONTO.
FOAOHTO, G. W., Nov. 80.
John Morgan arrived here to-day, via
the Great EssssFa Rsilsead.
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Reeeipts md Experts--New York.
Uhe receipts and exports Of -four and grain at va
dous periods, we're as follows:
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GONE TO THE PEEIrKRTIARY.-Sheri
Lewis left this morning for Columbus with
the following prisoners for the Psnitontisry ::
Bridget Gleason, grand larceny, year.
Robert Nolan, manslaughter, 10 years.
VIM. Lemon, highway robbery, years.
James Monk, horse stealing, 2yesrs.
Cornelius HigginbottOm, (eOIOred) burgla-
~, year.
Jeremiah Myers, (oOlOred) burglary, 1
yeGr.
Samuel Cole, grand larceny, l year.
John d. sackinger, grand larceny, year.
John B. Nolan, grand larceny, years.
Mary BsrghOld, grand larceny, year.
Mary Brown, grand larceny, years.
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ATTENTION CoMPAEE FI-Every mem
Der is ordered to appear at the Arm0ry on
Tuesday next, December Ist, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, in full uniform including
gloves.
No excuse for non-attendance will be ao-
cepted, and fines will be enforced in every
case. E. @. Rouse, Ist Sergeant.
aovSD.lfT
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BAYARD TAYLoE.-The next lecture be-
fors the Library AssoeiatiOn win be delivered
o. Thursday evening at Braiuard's Hall, by
Bsyard Taylor, the distinguished traveller
and poet. a-5r1El
Mr.. Taylor has but recently returned from
Russia, where he went as Charge d. Afaires
to that government, and where, for q time,
during Mr.. clay's absenesJ he acted as our
Minister. His subject is, Russia and Her
People," and we know Of no one who can
present more delightful and entertaining
lecture upon this theme than he.
As the house will be crowded it will be well
to obtain reserved seats in time, which cs n
b done by application at BrAinard's IN
Wednesday and Thursday.
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PRorr-scv c. EIErzECrLrHT l:vu HgrIClsEi
GGios-lle SaRtca-St, a tes eooss ron S-fsrio= %
OhI5e hourslro-a % l2ane t9za gto o'cook dHiiT
: rnhau. nErau u-.--..l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-08

A fellow was one day bOasting Of his
pedigree, when q wag who was present re-
marked very sententiOusly, All I have
no doubt. That reminds me Of remark
made by Lord Bacon, that they who derive
their worth from ancestors resembled po-
tatoes, the most valuable part Of which is
under ground"
Much better than the above was the
toast given by New Yorker at dinner
given in Richmond, some years ago when
Virginia and her statesmen and leading
families we're much lauded. Pressed to give
q toast, he gave the following;
{" The First Families Of Hirqiaia-Like
stars in the ocean, they owe all their
brightness to their great originals which
are in Heaven
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General TurehIn.

The pubie-especiall that portion who
believe in 8 vigorous prosecution of the
War-will be glad to learn that Brigadier
General Turchin received orders yester-
dayto report for duty to General Rose
Grams. His triumphant Yindication,
though long delayed, has come at last and
We learn that no one urged it more strong
y than General Garfield, the Secretary Of
the Buell. Court-Martial, that attempted
General Turohin's disgrace. We are glad
he has been ordered to the very scene Of
his former triumphs and attempted ruin.
Traitors and their sbettoTs well know what
to expect from pure-minded patriot and
. real fighting General like Turcbin. His
adopted country will have no reason to
regret that he has again been called to the
field Chicago Tribune.
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THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE.
Sold by WI. MARVIN, Sole Agent,


Ispow so we'll known and generally Is eemed, that
It is deemed unnecessary 10 90 any or
or minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most vaunted capabilities oi
otaer Stoves there have bcen several important i'm
provements Iecsntly made IA the " Dispatch which
most @OSt O'-'- ''''-'' --''' '' =
Perfect and Economical Stove in Uss.
one is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
Chamber, producing the most perfect elmDest!on
possible increasing heat, saving Fuel consuming
smoke, and improving the operations o. the stove
A9other Is newy invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX sttached 10 the stove which receives the ashea
which fall from the fire door, and is easily removed
Tnt Sc VeTy msIerIal aucIEiOuB VaTue or the
Stove are secured by pate Is, and render it, Ieyon
cOmsarison, with the Now Movable Crate, the
most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be bad in any market.
In addition, also, all the plates which come In
tact vita the nre have been greatly increased in
weight. -
It viii burn Goal as Hen as Wood most admirably;
Oven being thoroughly ventilated 1t viii produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of Baker'l
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting is dcns beiOrs
hearth as common sense dictates. 1t Is menufacturee
IN this city, and the material used and the work
manship are OF the best quality finally, IL gives per
fec satisfaction to ALL as hundreds o' holsekeeper II
this city snd surrounding country, Who are dailI
using it, will testify.
THE MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE is a
new and desirable pattern, Wnlcb, with variety o.
others, make our stock complete. We also have u
hand great variety OF PeIior COoking and haaf
iag Stoves for4Joai or Wood At redueei prices
We are constantly supplied with af ahe aeTest crd
most beautiful styles OF
EEA EELED GA TES.
Also-aIl OF the most useful articles 0f Horse FU-
nishing Goods, Nails and Fsrnsrs TJ5ls.
Woare Just rsc5iy1ng the latest iaprOyed styles
BIsD OAGEs, which axe offered a. the lowest prices
We WemsnuIaetnrs largely and hsvs for sale st whole
sale and rsssii, II ths various articles Of Plain an1
JaPGEed Tia, Copper and Saeat-IToH Var,
We Oser the alnost endless variety OF goods in orr
do lor sale a. the lowest cash pTio6Hs on tae OhE
PRIOE SYSTEM.
ES-AI HonsekeepeTs and those who contemplate
usekseTing, ard the t.rgst o. mankind" mott
cordially invits 70 call before purchasing elsewhere
snd Judge fer themselves. 5AgIsFACFios IS 0UARkF-
TIED ~ the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W L. dARVIN,
No. 50, SSuth eide Fab. SzuaTs,
% fNes~iAnd f3Htr-
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The Boston papers tell a piteous story Of
Mrs. Tuckerman, formerly one Of the most
brilliant ladies in Boston society. Her
husband is now serving out an eighteen.
years term in The Connecticut State PFis-
On, for robbing the mails.a His wife elung
70 him through sll his disgrace, but final
y losing hope and friends she took to
strong drink, and the last scene was in
the Police Court where she stood, q per-
Ieot wreck Of her former self, the traces
Of sorroW and vice upon her once fair and
handsome face.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-08

LAKE PROVIDENCE hlarch ~ lobJ.
have learned fact which may have
historical value to your readers. In the
early part of the nineteenth century, La
itte, who had pursued his piratical career
in the Gulf Of Mexico with great success,
attempted to effect his escape up the Mis-
sissippi, intending to pass into Lake Prov
idence and Bayou Macon by the same route
now under consideration by our military
authorities. He reached Providence a long
distance in advance of his pursuers, but
while attempting to make the entrance 70
the bayou, ran his vessel aground. With
the remaining one, he worked day and
night for three days to pull her of, when
q tremendous gale arose which blew him
over TO the Mississippi shore, and there
wrecked his last vessel. His pursuers
coming up directly after, with all his men
he was captured, loaded with irons, and
taken to New Orleans. The war with
Great Britain was then raging, and he was
offered his liberty upon condition Of join
ing the Federal army. He served faith
fully until the war was ended and peace
proclaimed, when be received full par
don. In periods Of low water the ribs Of
the stranded vessels can be seen deeply
imbedded in the sand on the Louisiana
and Mississippi shores
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] AIDES HOME GUARDs%

IMPROVED >KIRT SUPPORTER
Is perfect ''Uulon institution It unites the Cor
8et Shoulder Brace Anti-Lacer G8d Skirt-SGPporte
In one beautiful article Ol Wearing Apparel
Ths Constitution must be Preserved Wh3oheFe
r Lady says can be bg wearing these Watstz.
THY THEM-PRICES Reduced
For sale by-FREEMAN B KELLOGG, III Bupari-
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, hilliner, "a 4Ssneca-Et, HOW.
ER 4 HIGBEE, 2E7 SuPerior-St., Mrs HARVEY, sst
st. Olair-St., and ct Wholesale and Retail the Pro
Pristors and Manufacturers, 1d1 Onssri0St., toTes
hoore's Auction Store,l Cleveland, Ohio
~ Waists Made to Order.
S-State and County Rights Ter sale.
NORRIS 3 SHEFEIELD.
~ We will prosecute all persons who make ths
- aUnls
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an, Sir, FOur5 very tTnIJl
s. FHAIBEEG.



90, it Is imp0ssbs not TO besr testimony % the!I
rsputatiou which they enjoy. The Pianos OF their
manufacture, which have played, are e5oeeding-
4 powerful without harshness, and the upper notes
Feet clear and harmoniousiy mellow, tohrystiisn,l
strumens my entire satisfaction, and to declare thst
they are equal not superior to the best mEnutao'
tured IN Europe this country by the most celebFe
ted makers. lsiguodl L. n. GOrTsOHALk-
mot but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and i'm proyoments which You continually make on
very best in the country N sTRAkOSCH-
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immsDssresOUrcss OF Pswer and expression.
The bass IS s0norous and grand the middle regtsteTi
rich aud sympsthetiei while the nigh notes are bril-
The scale Is even without single haEi the sstion
~ ssf Of bich the PiaSoforte is susceptibe
In word, KnAbe's Pianos ars worthy OF the great
est Artists, and capable OF rendering tic hnest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It gives ne pleasure
70 stste that consider the Knabs Piano eqn to any
m. eSb5scisiiy IN Richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same ior ten or mose houIl
great qualities" am reSYe1tiDiiy y gopIs;
Teacher Ct Krsic Cleqelsad Feiaaie ssmiSs-y
G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It gives nc much pleas
to be able to say that consider knabes Pianos
tFeF played upon, either IN America or Europe.
Thep dslB Oporate With better eftect than N any
otherf truments; and In fact, Knabois motto may
truly Be, 'sEIoelsior.'' Mira. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland.
Prol. Il. J. ROTHzAaLE, Teacher OF Music IN the
Ohio State Blind Aeylum writes - After examining
q large number OF Vim. KnAbe & Cos Piano FOrtes,
I unhasitatinEly pronounce them superior to any
have seen Their tone Is grand and noblei they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and theiT
volume OF tone power have never heard exoelled
They combine With Hne togch, depth, Eweetnesa Of
tone, purity snd durability"
THAT the Knabe Piano is superior 70 all others
made in this country, for briiancy sweetness and
volume OF tone, needs only to be heard 70 convince fG
the fact. ~ State Journal, Oolumbus Ohio.
euRI5:H21
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b D Piano 4Eip REL 0DE0Hs TAEER n EYcHENGt
ALSO-OE HAND.
EslodsoAs, ssaaH InstTss5ssts, Strings, SC

.Amoug tho many certificates q the excellence and
merits OF these Pianos, would refer to ths fellow
nE:-
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
Pianos aid nd them eluals II not supsrlof 10 suy
a. This country. Among their great qualities which
dstinguish them, Is the eYenness Of tone, the agree
able aud easy touch, and volume Of tone. WHINING
you all tho success you 50 highly deservei
an, Sir, yOurs very truly,
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CLAIMS.
no SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. W. GAGE, successor to Gage Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed By the United States to
COLLECT Pensions Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the GOsernment OF the q. s., aid Of
the State Of Ohio. By late law Of ConEress soders
DISCHARGED by Of WOUNDS received in SERVICE
are entitled to 500 Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
months service and large number Of Others are
titled TO pay for service before being mustered into
the U. S. Service and thousands who we're not mus
tered in at ali nov entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
applying personally or BY letter, enclosipE stamp to
D. W. CAGE, I6S Superfor-St., ------
20 ef -J Opposite the Merchants Bank, -
mar24:R2s Cleveland. fhio.
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLIAG,s aHBEOsIA. ny nalt
was short thin, ahd rapidly falling out he'd tried
many Hair TOnics Inyigorator5 &c. without Teoelv-
ipz any benefit. Soon after using the AmDrOsla, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 20
rapidy rs to astoniRh Now my hair s thick, sOtt
and glosgy and IS five feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching to the hOcr. This WondoI-
fUl result attribute solely 10 tlo Use OF sterhns
Ambrosia as sincs commenced u-lng II nave ap-
plieed nothing else 10 my hair. ,,,,-,,
No. 493 Broadway, n. Y.
BB-We advise young per ems, whose hair Is begin,
ming to fal out. TO lake warning IN time, ana save
their hair by using the An brosia. To these VI
have already lost their hair the tree use OF the An
BHOsIA will surely restsre it, "a 1t has done Tor thou
sands.
Eyf-Dr sTEsLISs's AMBROsIA Is a stimulating oily
extract Of Roots, Barks ena Herbs II viii cure ali
seases Of the scalp and itbhing IF the head entire
Is iedca.es dandrud, pTyents the hair rom Iallnk
out or from turning prem afurely aE causing II 70
grow thick and long 1t is enIire.y dnrent from al
other prepai atiOns, and can be relied on.
Es-Itisa we'll known fact to thousands In the City
Of New York that this Is tue only arice yet discnv
cred that viii CURE the Disease OF the scalp and caut
the Hair TO Grow.
EFPRIcE Al rer BOx-Contsining two bottles %
H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4s3 Broadway, New York
rsz5-frfyr ft,t- runrz1E ffg5uhu
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Interesting Historical Fact---Laftts, the
Pirate.
A correspondent Of the Chicago Tri-
bune mentions the following historical in
cident;
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PIANOS.
VIM. B. BradbuFy's
PIGNO.FORVE EsTABLIsHMENT,

IAAAUNAOnAAA Il
No. A21 BrOOme-Et., New YORK.
mHE. SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
f,i, frvifes tis attention Of his irien1s ana the
5,5iic 5a1eraiiy 10 his Piano-t orte Establishment
- ~ % Tirooune-st.. corner OF CrOsDy-st-
- s,f,g ITitbdrawn his interest," stock and mate
iis sr1f1 ne late firm of 4" Lighte BradDaTysl
~ am was issolved on the 3lst Of January utI
WI having purchased the entire stock Of fiapq-
7fa1tes and Piano Forte Msterial, owned Dy NJ NJ
hSbsT FdEFard G, Bradbury in the said urn, NJ " y
y nrppsr TO snpply the increased demand or ~, ~
ebrsfed Piano-Fortes. Employ ing the most shli =
ri md experienced wOrkmen, with e large sIYOA 80 u
ne best aud most thoroughly seasoned u @ % az
N Abundance Of capital, he has taAth ~ H f NJ ~ IN,
srgoa Al gliperVisiOn Of the whole Ouslheos y Ia ~
Isofurinq his ine truments, and 70 enaiou ~ - - N
Pisno-F orfes Of IunequRlled tone ara auI io"e,a
sRApBURY's EEW SCALE PIANO FuktA
In the arrangement Of our new sraie. drawn an1 al
,,rs1ared with the utmost care, exp es5y l.l ~
5sr insfruments we have added every IN - 81 ~
vhirh rsn IN atiy way tend = the pefle =. ~ ~ ~
liS.e Forte and We can cOufluelEy HsaeIL' y az
ieIieacy OF touch vcluiDa, Plrltg, bIllh.ln.i -
-,vsef f tome con bies With tiaI st'sstu - -
~ fitv ~ fraIe uecs zsry 60 rabiilys lueae III
/ struments are une luai ed ., md wa ip.
- sTTe- an and IseantVai is cur motto, ana ee
vte lie c0-e ciitlcsm c. the best unoiH7el 'u' 81
/ IN the and, ,.t Or Nv. rears
! Nm. B BeAnBl h1t
AZ BrOome st sUr rosD3' re" AO'A
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NTEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

RIEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
-For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
0Trhraa elect UTethrei Hischargud, Seminal weak
uess Nightly Emissions lEcoutinence, Genital lzri-
tabfliy aud Debility Gravel, Structure and Aiecor9
cf tho kidneys and Bladsef which has been uaed p
upwards OF One Hunt75l PhyHiclsns in their private
Practice with entire succas5, bupersedins gunolii
F5.afba Ca5sules or any coHnuOund hitherto ka0Wn.
LIS Is PECI O P y
arc speedy IN action, often Eszsctng cure IN ~
Thsy are prepared fro1 vegetable extracts tnat 40
harmless On the system, snd never nauBoata8 the
Stomach or iuaregnstss the bEoathi aud being sugar
coated all nausCous taste IL syoidad. No change %
Diet is necessary While using teni nor doss their 30
ton Interfere with business pursuits.
Prize One Dollar, and vii b sent by ai on ree pt
decI7 lig 6uperior-8t.
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To Msssrs WM. EEARE OO.s BaltimOFa;-I can
mot but congratulate you upon the immense prosress
and in nuroyoments which Fou continually make on
your Pianos, which In my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. n. SfRAkOSCH.
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oEEIc1-Eo; y Hofma7ls BIock, opposits the Pos
oaoe, tup EtsirIsl uisTslaaa, o. iTs:R1i
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Navy Yard. Over $500 names are on the
pay roll, and the monthly disbursements
are near 100000. A Bureau of Naviga-
tion has been established separately to
meet the increased wants Of that branch Of
the service.