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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

THE WHOLESALE BooK-TRADE The
book-estsbTishment Of J. B. Cobb and Com
pany, in this city, is not only one of the
finest retail bookstores in the West, but does
a tremendous whoIesaling business, especial
" in tho line Of schoOl-bOOks and station
cry. ANY one who takes the time to look
through their establishment, and observe the
big columns and pyramids of schOOl-bOOks
which comprise theirstOck can be satisfied of
the truth Of our assertion that thsir facilities
for supplying the Western trade are equal to
those of any New York firm. Our retail
merchants should bear in mind that by max
ing their orders of Cobb & Co., they are not
only encouraging the Western trade, but are
saving the cost Of freight from New York 70
Cleveland. All booksellers and dealers in
stationery should look in at cObb'0 before
making orders elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
PROM CHARLEsTON.

MORRIS ISLAND, Nov. 70.
Fifteen shells were thrown into Charles
ton yesterday. Very little firing this
morning. The enemy has been engaged in
erecting formidable battery in the rear
Of Moultrie House, on Sullivsn's Island.
For some weeks past the hospital flag has
been shown st Moultrie House, in order to
protect it from our fire, but it seems the
house, instead of being used as hospital,
has furnished the rebels q screen behind
which they built the battery in question.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Loss OF THE SCHOONER AcoNT1As.-We
learn from Captain A. Cummings, Of the
schooner Acontias, who esme to this city last
evening, that his vessel, bound from Chicago
to OsKego, loaded with sixteen thousand
three hundred bushels of wheat, struck q
rock, three miles southeast OF Clay Bank,
head Of Lake Erie, thirty-three miles below
Detroit, and sunk in fifteen minutes from the
time she struck, in four fathOms Of water, on
Sunday morning about I've O'clock. The
vessel now lies on her beam ends, her lower
mast head being just out of water. The Of
fcers and men all escaped in boat, with the
loss of most Of THAR clothing. The cargo
was consigned to the City Bank Of oswegO-
we did not learn whether insured or not.
The vessel is partially insured. The rock on
which the Aoontias is struck is situated near
where /" the light ship" has been kept dur
ing the summer, until within about fOui
weeks-which fact was not known to Captain
Cummings, it being quite dark at the time
This accident should be warning
to navigators and insurance companies, snt
secure the permanent establishment of 1
| Iight-ship at thar place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
INaURANCE.
INCREASED CAPITAL & PAR
Il TICIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ina. Coz,
Incorporated ls2S-

No. 6WALL-ST., n. Y, Oct. p, lS63-
The President and Directors Of this Company, take
pleasure in apprisBg the public that in order to meet
more fully the demands OF its customers the present
StockhO have subscribed the additional sum OF
s25O, ,OOO making the present
CASH CAPITAL-HALFA A MILLION D0LLABEi
all Of which has been paid in and invested in accd-
ance with the requirements ofthe Gene raj Insurance
Law of this State, under he sanction and approval Of
Wm. Barnes, Esq, Superintendent Of Insurance De-
partment
The Company vita decreased faciities contiI ue to
issue Policies, in5urn gaganst loss dame 10y fire
and inland Transportation wheren the assure par
ticipate the extent Of threeOurths Of the lots OF
the business. Policies also issued, without pr
ticipaton at reduced rates Of Premium Losses ad-
justed paid at the Office OF the Corapap.y its
various Agencies with that pTomptitud and equity
which has characterized its business tr lnsctions du-
ring the las; ferty years. II. F. IBkA YTUN,
novlS-l26F AGENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

FrRsT WARD-WAKE UPl-The citizens
Of the First Ward are earnestly requested to
meet at the Engine House, on Champlain
Street, on Wednesday evening, the 25th
inst at seven O'Clock, for the purpose of de-
vising some plan for raising the Wards quo
ia 900 men) for tho grand Union army
thereby showing that the men of the First
Ward stand by the "old Flag" If every
man will help, this work can be accomplished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

IMPoKTAHr DRAFT oRDER.-special in
struetions from the Provost Marshal General
state that " where names have been removed
from the list of persons liable to draft upon
the election Of aged and infrm parents,
whenever subsequent draft shall be ordered,
Boards Of Enrolment shall require such
claims to be rs-substantiated. Notice that
proof will be required in such cases must be
given BY the Board"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
mon Iast ETenIng,s EdLtlOn.l

TIE WEsr SIDE RoAD.-We learn from
the best possible authority that the isem ID
this mornings LEADER in regard to change
of the officers Of this wsll-conducted street
railway vas entirely incorrect. No such
change has been made or contemplated.
Our information in regard to the matter was
from employees Of the road, but it proves to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Vallsndigbsm, in his recent address to
the green, shsllOE-pated college students
who paid him visit, said he did not use
the word "lOyalty." Well, that is con-
sistsnt. Being disloyal to the Govern
ment he discards from his vocabulary, the
Wordloyal, or loyalty. Fernando Wood
does the same. Like Vallandigham, he
formally and elsbOratsly discards the
word HIoyalty." A precious brace Of pa
triots, these .g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Captain William F. Gordon, formerly
editor Of paper in Parkersburg, and edi-
tor Of the Clarksburg Register when the
rebellion broke cut has been tried at Bal
tihore, by court-martisl, and sentenced
to be shot as a spy. he was arrested in
Harrison county, West Virginia, a few
weeks since, while hanging about our
camps in disguise. The President has not
vet approved the sentence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
FOR

for Ihe county Of Cuyahoga, wholesale and retail u
.sntIT GAO. d. BEOks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Sr. JOINS, N. F., November "a.
The Arabia, from Liverpool on the 14th
aud Queenstown on the 18th, passed Cape
Race last evening, with news two days
later. The gale prevented the news yacht
from boarding her
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
CLEYAlILE,Ai4,NlspL,, YlIE,i4,lsL QoLgMBUs 4



1868 4 wINrEB ARRANGEMENT. 1868 4.
On and Gftsr Monday, November 10th, Passenger
Trains win leave Cleveland, - foh0gss taundays s1-
/ isr Train-s.iO A. A.lr.-OINOIENATI ExPREss
ssogPing q tEsiton, Wellington new London,
ton Striving at Jrsssifns sf 100 3 n, O0iun1-
.. B., ST. Louis It:I5s. m, irdanapoIis SIS ,.
m, Cairo 90 P N Sort Wayne 4;l3 ,. NJ Chi
ID Train-sSsfO P. -zC.UjOAIMODBTIOR.-
stOIs ~ Al stAJlop-s and arrives in Ooinmbus
% - 1r ~ = Il 4 n -. 1, - = n z.o,
ping At 1araa, tlraIron, Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, CEos:l.as, Gallon, gilssa, Cariisg,
Gincinssii 100 q N; lndsnSSoois 10 a m 81.
a. n, and UhioaSo va Urssiiins ie.10 :. N.
Trains leave Columbus at s50and 800 n, $40 pm.
50 GrriVe sE Ulsrvisasg 20 a. m, 2;O and 300 ,. n,
CONNECTIONS.
shslhy-Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, Tor
i, niA,nsaeld, Et. YsrnOns ssEark, saRss-
OrssliDs-Pi}tsbarsh, Fort Wayns8 OaioAzo Bal
rad, Forest, Upper sandnsky, DqlphQFi a.
west. s1d Esst.oT lMSnsssid. TO6stsr'' siSs- :
era5toD end Bellsfontns Railroed line for AsrtoB,
3ellsfo1tai1e, Sidney, Union, AuDeie II :
ila aiHilnAPois IsTTo f Hsate FiTnseRPes EFAEs-
DeiAEare-with Springfield branch for Spridkheld,
uolumh1s-Little Miami Columbus, aud Xs1iA
Railroad, Tor NeniE, Daytonr lndianaPolis.
Terre Hsuta, 81. bouis, Morrow, LOVaiard
And SiHeln1lnsil, ana WITH ths OAio 2 ~, 81,
EEsassilie, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al TolniI
on the Ohio river. ~
UoIumbus- Ohio RajIroad for Eszsr, Ian =
vile, Nheslinr, &c, Coiunlbus, Pitue Z
Ildlana Railrpad for PiQua, UrbAns+Eo.
~ For Ticket 70 al points and iufoflaitiHu Gp-
ply as the Passenger Station, and At Uafou Tickoi
Omoo, ll superior st - rlg
KS. ELIET.
I a u -H-.r.- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL E5-
VI TATE.-By virtue of 40 order Of the Hon;
Daniel R. Tiden, Judge Of the Court Of Probate
n and for the County Of CuyahogR, and State Of
Ohio, viii sell to the highest bidder, st the
door of the Court House OF said county, In the
city ofCleyeland, ,.on the 25th day Of November,
1858, at o'clock P. n, the following described
real estate, as the property Of Mary Aeokee
Monroe, the only minor child Of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, 10 wit:
The lot Of land bounded northerly by line
eoui-distant between Superior and Euclid street
sixtv-four feet easterly by land owned by
George A. Stanley; southerly by the north line
Of Euclid street sixty-three feet Westerly hy
land owned by E. n. Keyes; with joint right OF
way to the occupants on each side Of the last
tV feet ofa line equI- distant between Euclid and
SUPERIOR streets (one-hslf Of said way is taken
from the land Of said Keyesi y together with the
elegant modern built house lhcreoni known as
No. 43 Euclid street, with the appurtenanees
thereunto belonging, the late residence Of Nell
son Monroe, deceased
Appraised at S26,666,
Said premises are subject TO q lease, which
may be cancelled at any time after the hrst day
Of May, 1864 at the opuon Of the purchaser.
TEEMs OF SALE.-One fourth Of the purchas
money on the day Of sa' e, the balance payable on
the 2Sth day OF July, 1866, with interest Sc nj
annually, secured by bond and mortgage on the
| premises, with policies OF insurance IN the sum
of 1000, 10 the satisfaction Of the undersigned
The purchaser to have the privilege Of paying
the whole 0r part in sums Of not less than ,OJt
at any time prior to July 2s, 1866, by first giving
the holder Of the securities n Tty days previous
notice. N. B. SCOTT.
poyl5.I2s Guardian OF Mary Keokee Monroe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
! MAN OF A THOUsANDl
A CONSULTATIVE oURED.

DR.. II. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eminence, discovered, while in the East Indies,
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. This remedy
was discovered BY him when his only child, daugh
now alive and we'll. DesirOus OF benehtting MS iel-
low mOrtAls, he will send to those who wish Il the
roipe containing full directions for making and sue
ceasiuy using this remedy, free, on receipt Of theii
MONIES, with two stamps 10 pay expenses Tnere II
once take hold of and disspate. Night sweass pee
Vshnoss irritation Of the nerves. failure OF ory,
deulL 8Epectoration sharp pains IN the lungs sore
throat chilly sensations nausea at the BomAch IN
actor Of the bowels wasting away OF the muscles
eThe writer will please state the name OF the pa
psr they SEQ this adyertiment in. address,
ORADDOCK 4 co.,
iyts-I52 225 North ed-st PhilAdelphia. Pc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Political News Of Importunee---JudEe
Tansy KesIgned.--.stcrerary Chase Re-
signed.
We learn from reliable authority that
the resignation Of Chief Justice Roger B.
Taney, is now in the hands Of the Presi-
dsnt. We also learn that the resignation
Of Mr.. Chase, ss Secretary of the Treas
ury, is also in the hands Of the President.
Mr.. Chase, it is understood, will take the
place Of the Chief j Justice, shortly after the
meeting Of Congress-
Mr.. Lincoln has thus disposed of his only
dangerous rival for the nomination for the
. Presidency by the next Republican Ma
Honal Convention. The Radicals will now
have to take Mr.. Lincoln
.la1 The Father Of Greenbscks," selfcon-
soious Of the bad character his financial
children will one day bear, leaves them in
their infancy, and takes position where
he can look with eompOsure upon the dis
tress that his successor in the Treasury
will undergo, in trying to bolster up and
sustain ths credit Of bis ofspring. He
d fees from the storm he sses coming. and
secures for himself life estate, where, II
safety is anywhere, it can be found there.
-Gaeinnat Enquirer, Saturday morning
= The aboTe is a sample Of the bosh with
30 which Copperhead papers regale their
readers It is quite likely the managers
Of these papers know more than anybody
else about designations and appointments.
That Judge Taney, supersnnuatsd and i'm
5ssz beetle, ought to resign, may be quite true
o. Bat will he2 he viii probably let go his
clutch on Office when Death takes hin, and
not before. But should his place become
vacant probably not even the Cincinnati
- Enquirer knows whowi he his successor.
The assumption that the Secretary Of the
-- Treasury a sees q storm coming" and fees
zsr from il, is simply contemplate slang
b asar- OF. more politely, Gopperhead byperbole
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
-UUARDIAN's sALE.-Notice is hereby

III gwen that in pursuance ofthe command of
an order Of sale from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hoga County, to me directed, l shall sell at suc
ton on the 23d day OF November. 1865, at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the south door Of the Court
House in the city OF Cleveland, the foliowhg
premises 10 Wit: The fee simple Of the one un-
dived one-fourth part in common Of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
Cleveland in said county, and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning in tie Plank road and south
S9L degrees, sest chains 2215 linss from the
vest Garner Of Chittenden Lewis land thence
south 5O1z degrees east chains and 70 linksto
SAID Lewis vest line, thence south4 enans and
"a links, thence north 5Ol< degrees west chains
and 76 links, thence north $50 degrees east e
links, thence nofth 501 degrees west chains 70
Plank Road, thence north S9A degrees east )
chains and so links TO the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 81 acres Of land
Terms cash on day ofsale.
Nov ii, 1888. VIM. D. THOMAS,
novI9I2g Guardian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
Dr.. VichOis' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills IN the United States.
NorICE TO LADIEs.-N 10 article Uf medicine intended
for the exclusive of Females, that has made
its appearance has met with such universal success
a. these celsbrated Pills. No disease is 50 little IN
derstood and consequently badly treated as female
dissases These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female com
pafnts and in all Of Irregularities SUPPRESSION
ieucorrhuea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy thelr
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union, none
SPEAK III Of them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury no iron, steel, dea lly oils Their
can do no harm, and when used according 10 dlrec-
tious, they always do good.
n b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
Themselves in the family way, should not them,
IS by their action on the womb, miscarriage would
| be the consequence.
/ Prioe-sl per box. Persons sending for Pills win
| enclose one dollar and two postage stamps
Several persons knowing the efieaey Of the9e
have advertised being a5onts for d. flchols rms
I and selling a worthless pill.
n THE genuine VichOls' Female IIallHnI- - y
I cannot be lOunu the bnlleu
states except at Dr.. Hunters Inhrmary, Ceveiand'
Ohio. ..s
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
tsnts have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
him 70 exhibit 70 those desirOus Of his services.
| q Once hours from A. N. to 9P.H n. octl5dAv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

II. Il ONIhh SIlhL OON IN
TIhUES at the old established place, No. IL,
mathews Block, south side Of the Public Square,
Cleveland Ohio, curing all that come in fact he is
following diseases, namely sorofula, Cancers, VI
GERS TumOrs Fistu a, Asthma, Bronchial and lung
diseases, rheumatism, Ague and Fever, Seminal
corrhWa or Whites Suppression Ofthe Menses PAIN
ful Menstruation, Inflammation and liberation Of
Womb. All diseases OF the blood and skin entirely
removed from the system All diseases OF the organs
Degeneration Of male or female, Of whatever name or
nature treated in careful, thorough and yudlcious
manner, pOintedout by long experience snd lnVest-
sdrLow prices and quick cures. Recent cases cured
in from three to eight days All syphiitic and mer-
DR.. HUNTER is constantly curing cases IN from from
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal week pess shoulc
apply to Dr. Hunter Immediately either in person OF
By Letter. he never fails to cure. His remedies are
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance By stat.
ing their diseases in writing giving all thesymPtons
obtain medicines with directions for use BY ad
dressing Dr. Hunter OF Cleveland Ohio postpaid
All Communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice ne
makes scruples in asserting that whatever he un-
deratkes in his speciality, he Will MOST CERTAINLY PEB-
vether from extreme debility and prOstrHtiOnot the
system or from unsuccessful treatment Of empirics
/ or self-styled M. D.s' whom manX have uniOrtu-
nately been under, from the false delicacy that
many Of my patients tell me kept them from early
| APPLICATION less lal,A lll-a VI
coming the disease By the advancement Of age and
strictly moral mind; for they one and all make the
case worse and il il Is early one from the cause OF
being entirely local it Affects the entire animal econ
Oy, and then requires general as we'll as local treat
| ment which DR.. Hunter is happy to be able " say
that thorough Investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases o.
both sexes OF however long duration, yield 10 bis
mode Of treatment. If the unfortunate value life and
health they should be sure and call on physician o.
age and experience.
| 81 No charge for advice. The Doctors ofice il
constantly thronged with patients from all partE o
| the country.
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MORNINGLEADER.
"WEDNESDAY no RNING NOV. 25. 1868.
10 rerierine Bsyard Taylorls new nOv-

In reviewing Bsyard Taylors new nov
81, Hannah Tharston, the New York
Evening Post ipdulges ina siashing criti-
-. eism upon him ss en- author generally, and
as q writer Of travels in particular. The
Post styles them heavy productions"
sdefoient in vivseity aad freshness SC. 1t
. thinks the fret hslf Of the novel, is espe-
eialIy leaden, but admits that the last aslf
has some redeeming features. On the
zea contrary, the Tribune sees in Mr.. Taylor
haDit Of acute observation which has 50
largely contributed to his emiDence as q
writer Of travels, and in regard TO "Hsn-
nGh Thurston," the Tribune says, at
presents the versatile abilities and accom-.
plishmeutso sofits auther, in an unaccustOmed
aa 'l- psint Of view, nor will the wSrmest ad-
mirers Of his former productions be dis
ts appointed in the fruits which he has gath
80 cred from these fresh woods and pas
- lures news The Tribune's views, accord
ai with the more general estimate Of Bayard
Tsylor as q writer and traveller.
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OLEVELAND L PTT-sBURGH
. RAIE8OAO
NLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. r.
WIETER ARRAsaEMEar.
1854.

s
1854 WIETER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On sud after Monday, Move mber 18Th, I55, Pasgsn-
ger Trans wiz lssTs Cleveland IS follows lsundATl
exespted);
7s5O A II.-OHIUAGO EXP EEsS-5t0rs At Esrea.
GrsfIgli ObeTlin, HOfvalk, ho1roegtlles Belize
vue, ClYds, Fremont and ElmoFe, ana arrives g
TolsdOa at l2s0 P. NJ Detroit 50 ?. n; and chi
engo At 20 ~ F.a 4. - .a--aa--f-
2iO5 z. M.-MESrERH MAIL-Stops 81 AL sta
rIons n Southern Division. and arrives At To-
ledo 81 6:s5 P. n; Chicago 3 co A. =.
4s3O II. M.-HOKrHE1h lIhlh-Stopa ak all sta
LlyDs On Northern Division. and Arrives ct San
dusky At 10 ,. 4.
5slO p. m.-NlGHr EXPKESS-StopEa At Graitont
horwA,k, Honroevil'e Clyde, and Fremont and
arrives 1t TOlsd0 a. Y ?. H. DstEOit $50 A. H.
and OhicAgo ct 10 ~ A n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are raade st ELourusYfIo win the Saa-
duaky, Mansfsld Newark Z. R., at QYd9 with the
gsudusky Dayton Otncinnati & R-, At Fremons
With Fremont q Indiana r. B., and at TolsSo With
the Michigan Southern & Northern IndiEna and, To-
lsdO wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detrpit g6of-
son, Fort Waynss LogansportB Laiayetts, Cairo, All
tons st. Louis and ali points West horthWest snd
Trains arrive n Cleveland IRON Toledo and u e
West st e25 A H.,-2 - ?. M-s and s. ?. T.. From
Bandusky At SIS A.. 4. y. D. RUOAHR, Bupt.
Cleveland, November Is, 1853,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
PLUMBlKG, &G.

SEordeEs from the Country promptly attended to,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10
A Sure Thing.

DR.. j. c. Young, upon the receipt Of dollar, will
send any part California, Nevada Territory Oregon
or Washington Territory, prescription, with full and
complete directions, that will the posscssor
against the possibility of contracting any private
plants. Very simple, very safe and very 1t
not fail in its action.
Having been very successful in his profession and
accumulated fortune in this State the Doctor wishes
TO devote his time the interests of mankind generally
and to the rising generation in particular, that they
may into the world at least blessed with pure and
uncontamnated blood, good constitution ia fortune
in sel) and perfectly free from that Scorgc of the
Agc-lIercditary Venercal lie is thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
sufficient to cover absolute expenses.
DR.. j. c. Young practiccd in this city for up-
wards Of thirteen years. and his constant has
qualified him TO prescribe remedies shat positive in
curing and preventing any form of the vencrcal lie
offers this guarantee, and pledges his pro.
fessona reputation upon the efficacy of the articles add
ministered.
Address, enclosing one dollar, with stamp to pay
return pOstagc,J DIR. j. e. YOUNG,
6l5 Commercial street, opposite the Mint,
San Francisco, Cal.
N.B-Thosc already afflicted referred to the Doc.
tors advertisements in another column, in which he
pledges himself by his motto-NO CURE, No PAY-to
fulfil his obligations. Read aMi' Consult.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10
Almost Death from Suffoca alton.


Mrssrs. 4. l.. ScorW T. Co.,-Gents For the
benefit Of the public, and especially those who
are suffering with diseased lungs, or are subject
to coughs and colds, wish to add my testimony
to that of many others. touching the efficacy of
DR. HALL S BALsAM. Last winter was attacked
with cough, which was very shortly atterward
followed by pains in my breast and sides, and
shortncss of breath. ! rcsorlcd to various reme-
dies, and to what deemed the best medical adj
vice; but Notwithstanding all that. continued
daily to decline, till was pronounced past all re-
covcry. Deatb from sngocaiion secm,d rery near to
me, and it was with the utmost difficulty that
could breathe. Just in this stage of my disease,
my husband heard of DR.. HALLS BALsAM and its
great efficacy, and procured bottle ut once. |
commenced its use Immediately, and ~ihin t~en-
'y-tonr hours Mrreiom cNpcctorated large masses
of phlegm and matter, which gave me great re-
lief. continued the use of it as directed, and am
now able to say that am entirely restored to
health.
For further reference call me ut my resi-
dcncc, on Bcts-strcct, south side, two doors cast
of Linn. Mas. 5. \. Nearby.