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3lEaAL7 N0TlCES,

DENJAMTN s. TYLER, .ADMIlNs-.
ID ISTRATOR Of Richard Milford, deceased Vs.
Unknown Heirs. Probate Court Of Ouyahoga county,
Ohio Petition to sell land, To the unknown heirs
andIegal Of Richard Milford deceas
ed=i You are hereby informed that on the fifteenth
day of June, A. d. 1863, said Administrator filed his
petition in the Probate Court Of-CuyRhoga county
Ohio. tbs object and prayer Of which petition is to
obtain Order after due notice. in and Tor the sale
Of the following real estate Ofwhich the said Richard
Milford died seized 70 pay the ebts of said decedent
TO wit The lot OflaBd upon which the decedent re-
sided until within short time previous to his de-
eesse being part section eighteen, in the township
Ohio, containing eight and one.half aefes more or
lesB,a .'esF s.- .H- ............#s-. Tr -s..s-rs
[ June 18th, 1868. BENJAMIN S. TYLER
Admnistrstor Of Richard MILFORD, deceased
3 iuuaIA,sl8 F....-#.... H- - -
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-0I"H -" I7N'3I y Master COmmissiOner.
/. J..ANDREYst Pitts Ally. jups27:AlO :.

MASTERS sALE.-A APursuantl to the,
lti g, command Of an order of sale from the
Ohio, at the suit Of Joseph Perkins against GOle-
man. c.. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public suction, at the door OF the Court
House. in the city Of Cleveland, ON the SOth day
Of July, 1868, at o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
seribed premises :-Aif Of lot number thirty
seven (81) in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen (I2 13)
in the CITY Of Cleveland, in Chyahogs County, Ia
the State of Ohio, appraised At $40. % ai Imli
: LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
J O. L. LAFISIER, Plaintiffs Attorney 'i"t -t'''
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
PRov6sr MARSHAL GRSEaAI's OrF1cE
WAauTuaT0uT n Il Nav ~ Ig69

PRovosT MARSHAL GRNEaAL's OFFIcE, /
[ glillsaL. lWAsHINeToE. D. O., May q, 1858 !
IA LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
H join any particular re siment Of cavalry rev in
the 1sld hereby authorized to present themselves
at any time during the next thirty days. to the Board
of dEnrollmeRs in their respective .Distrios, The
Hoard shall examine and determine upon the fitness
for the service, and q found to Be Mt the Provost
Marshal of the District shA1 give them trauBpOrtR
ton tickets TO the general rendezvous at the Head
gnartsrB Of the A. A. Provost Marshal General Of the
State.
As soon as they present themselves at This general
rendezvous they shall be mustered BY mustering
and disbursing OficsBg and paid by him the bounty
allowed By law. y3r1a JANIS B. FRY,
-ssi4f' OH kPFomost MsrshAl General -
eFTlt4i i'nah Gs% Llz.II 1Ti 5a 2. -i-l
HEAD QUARTERS PROEOsT MARSHALL
2 -1f LLilt3l EeHrREHTH DIsFkICF or Otto, y
CLEVELAND, May 81, IS63-s J
The Board Of Enrolment for ths Eighteenth Con-
gressonai District Of ONO, low prepared to ac
oept under tns above orders Of the Provost Mar
shal General. te5 fT4E HAggE
Applications received at this ONCE, third floor,
northeast corner Government Building, Public
SQUARE. Ia EBs9B ss9 * 4: AIsASH,5 Isl5 E
iune2tf-RI3 Eighteenth District ~ Ohio.
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MASTER.SSALE
-T4sTFRS sALF,-Inpursu

MASTERS SALE.-ln pursuance Of an
N order of sale issued hOm the Court Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case IN which Samuel Ferguson Is Plaintiff, and
Margaret MONTGOMERY, Defendant, to. me di.
rect6ds shall expOse.for sale at the door Of the
Court House, il fle city fClevelan1 ], on thel2th
day OF fAugust, 1858, at two O'clock iHthe after
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township ef Middleburgh, in the
county Of Cuyahoga Stste Of Chic, and - known
as part of Fraction f, in the village OF Bereas
bounded mmencing at the south -easteOrner of
Alexander Daird's lot-thenee south three chains
to q stake-thence south S75& east chains and
. links TO q stake4the 1ce north f0' west one
chain and two links to a stake-thence north 67
east to ths place Of beginning, containing 4-lOo
acres ofland, subjeette all legal highways. FAP-
praised at 800 90.
+ nIlt alU cans -iWbTN. .[HOUSLEYt n ~
.uHf Master COMMISSIONER
H. d. CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney.
= lrLuln- 162- : :
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Or. VIZ. 81. GREsG-Dear Sir; have for several
Yearg BEEN afiictsdEith that trOubleeoms aud danL
RBrou8 Beaas, Gravel, which resistedai remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result. 1t has entirely cured me, and ysu
n ~ make any use df ms nAa you may aes htin n.
gard to the medicine, have entire confidence IN
It's efficacy. YourstrulY, POND STRONG.
16 bisZ zEi5d Won
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which In the unmarried female e 9 constant rscur-
ring disease and through neglect the seeds Of mare
grave aaa dsn Rsrous Iialai are the Te9uts and =
month After month passas without an effort bein6
made to assist nature, the suppression oeooes ehron
ic the pltient Gradually ldOsas Asr appstitP tht
bowels are constipated, night sWeats come on, snc
Consumption hnaiiF eldl ~ pareer.
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eyfoksBVRe' Miss July z, 1868. noiasia7i = ss
PembertOn was induced TO surrender fba
day he did, from fear Of an assault On the
4th, which was groundless, but the prims-
~ cause Of the eapitulation was the tsutfrs
exhaustion Of their stores. -
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Disease occurring fron one and thssama ealsa viii
btentirely cured By the Constitution Water, u taken
iqr any length oi ti9ls The s9ls Chord E4Iy Eita
pasaags Of the OaeulHs, the pain sRd urgent aynP7
toms 5h0uld % ccmbalted WITH me pfopsf leuledie3
y ~ i55YdSfausm smBs sd no .Isas sm0s G.
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CRAMPS Account Cr.1nrr..rrenr.. Cur =

The following has been passed to Gsner-
al Grants credit and shows healthy state
of exchange in Dizie:-d '-- .'.'"
. Tile Uaitsd StateF Il. a1eeo,,,,t ,,;,5 .rs.
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A letter from the vicinity Of Vicksburg.
says that great dissatisfaction had been
manifest in Johnston's army. 1t was gen.
orally conceded that if, Yicksburg fall,
Knoxville must be given up, and the favor.
Ite plan appeared to be to fall back upon
Montgomery. ~ VIA - i''ia u
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This disonss ds5sn7ls anon an 1.matiOn Of mu
oous lining ef Ina End b 1t is in ell ca
50 By lEsrs pain u The back, across the
bowels and ehr0lRh tfa hips. a elapoOntul OF the
medicine nay Be takan taree times adlY with in
lection 0f 3 tablaspo5nful CT the uedtcine, mixed
with hslf pintof 5is WATER snorning ana evening.
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I tnlfT 0ug AEBe14 91lol Tf7Gi 10 Hlllr0U
Don't fan to pgoeqEe Mrs. $40 V 8 500 Hr &
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEEFHIAG. gafsiyi6
This YAluabls pTeParaton i epTgScrPtion q oae n
Of The best Female. Physicians and Nurses n tne
United States, and has bse 6ssd ysGTH With q
never ing saisty ar d suteess by
srs md chaFlh rem tie feeble ifaas q Sabsasdk %
old sot6s aau TEnOt eAly elissss fhq chiia fEo 80
pain hutdnyis0Fatas tbs EtOmaGh and sooIi
rects seidity aud siFss toRs and RnsrsE % ne 4as 8
sYstsms u will almost inPtARtlF yelisYa 4qdt roau
GRIPING IN thu BOWRLs AND WIND COLO, ~
\ We believe il the Fest and sursst Remedy IN The
World, Ia ali cases Of Dysentery and Diarfhtea in
ChIiren whether arises fr5f1 fssthiass Or fforu ~
any other a1so ~ iAI5u29 .45mphia 5hit
ss-FdHaitssliOhs l5f Using win -acs6hbanyl sasA1a
botsJ4E None genuine unlsts ths acsimle o. 0uB-EI
TIsik PBRKIslsS New TOEss is % The 1nVpsrs sIsW
8rSOld by all Medicine Dealers. PrincipslQ Qage1sl
o4S 1sY-st. New York. lilun I3ol5o mo1H "a
II PEieeg enlY :25 Ce4rs Pes ROule, is9fgoa
AfAi aft%Nt ia---aN
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Both diseases Arising rom faulty secretion Of the
menstrual auid-in thB ons being too rtle, and
accompanied by seyeEs pain and the ether 100 pro-
Constitution water. .auHEiiia @
o That disease known -Rs-FAELSNq or TIE WOMB,
which "a the result of relaxation Of the gaments 0t
thaf am and Il known by sense Of heaVines8 md
dfnEgng paina in the back and edes and az times
oonipanfed By sharp iRcinAting Or shooting pains
the medicine ' VIZ i ~ ''- @
There Is another class Of symptoms srzing from IN
RIFATION or FaE WOMB, which physicians call Her-
Fousness which word cOvers up much Ignorance and
In nihb cases out Of ten the doetqrdoes nOt really
know whether the st mplQms the disease OK the
disease the Symptoms. We can only duum5fGts them
here, j spaai mora particuaFly Of Cold Fest alpi-
tstiOn OF the Heart, paired Memory, MakefulneaI
Washes Of Heat, HangOf, Lasstudes and Dimae18 81
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OBsERVETHEFOLIoW1NG SYMPTOMS

Resulting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs =
C0nstpation, IuRaI Las, Bnlnebs If Blood % the
Hsa1, Acadity Of II Q stomach, Hauses, heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Full CO.'S n Esight in the StOmaeh
-Four ETuctA rs, sinking FutteTing at the Pit OF
tie Stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathe Ffults tsripg O. gtbs Heart, OhO
king or SnhcCattng SeIsati0n3 aWhen in lying poa
ture, Dimniss Of Vision, Dots Webs before the
SigDt, Fever and Doll Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of ReIspiFasil, AelloEness OF he Ska and Eyes,
Psfnin the eide, task. Chest LiInbS 81 Budie
Fushts Of Heat, Burning in the Elssh constant i'm
asning Of Evil, and grs & De pfs2aon Of Spifitss
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Rsr DRspplial

II has no equal In relieving tho most distiosiiag
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Segm-
ach, Vomiting FOOD, &c. Take q teagpoOnful aftef
dinner. The dose In all may bo increased 70 de-
sired but should be done graduallg9 Iag 70 . 81 if
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C{ENTRlAll.LI. al. EXPRESS p; "a q l4
" COMPANY. i' -it iEaL-- z
80" 'AOF FICES:i lHai ai .Hs
! loa-En.aL q 80 : -Llla...l...d sLl.i. --- -

Q Lstg1DAHA@Stss DAGNGlllu0s OnL0sF s-.-
56 La Sal'e-St., Chicago, W. G -9OOFTy AGENT. 1l
: I9I Broadway, N. T., f. G. MARKHAM, a gent y
Z -EalV - Z lrft-.N
This Qompapy is In successful operation between
Boston, HeW York, Cleveland, Columbus o., SplinR-
field. o.. Dayton, o. kt Wayne, Ind Chicago Mi
Waukea, Madison, Wis, st. Paul. st. Anthony Min
neapolis, MINI and Rllintefinediafs points - D
iOl1r 0ffce5 ara gpsD, Men and Teams on hand, and
rsady I'd receive Freight and Packages which Ne un-
dBrt8ke 70 forward With dispatch ~ ia-I'I'E I1j
fs0e Cuntfacta gwen, and Tor any deHv beyond the
tm9 specified all damages will be promptly paid.
I We aFs prepared to carry Merchandise with dis :
patch and at ElOder2fn Fates. 10 T Ri el,Tz-r y,
Especial aitention VII be given to shipment OF But
ter, EgSs ana other PerishaBle property which We
viii TeeeiYe at the DePotE and deliver in New York n
Spring Wagons Rates at 4 Moderate advance on reg
Pers0ns desiF9us of sending the products. OF the
puntry 70 market In small quautiiies wall find this
Express medium betaR cen passenger train Express
snd ordinary freight, with charges accordingly. fq
lOrders execution from the country, and Money col
lect1ohs made aud remitted III 3 Tll VfIf4'lIQ
Bill: Of lading given, with time spesiHei, and sent
By NAL, if desired 1'F7'i'7V 'fFIs
EW.J OUldEN, Managing Director in the North
/ J. N1TfT NGHAd, Managing Direstor Chicago.
L. W. NEEk5s President AIffHankse. d = ia
-fspg0Ig 5af SAMUEL ". PHELPS, filt
Ma.aaIT SnPerihtsRdent, PainesvilIe, Ohio.
~ rbe Superintendent or Agent in Cleveland will
give ratel and all Information required
I a.H iD -.-lTls-Il Il. N. Parks, Agent. $50
llnlyS-lil l25 Bmk-SI .MfddelI Houae BlOck.
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Hagan'a Maanolia BAN.

ThIs q he most deghtI11 ana sxtfaofdnAty arti- = =
Gle svsr diseb4eTed 1t changes tbs son burnt faesD
and hands 10 pea,ly "a I'm tx sdrs b rtisng Bealb
ty, I'm barring the marble purity o. y5at and thsss
Disrsh spPsaranes intiting Che ct7 bells pIo3
fashioni II ra1yes iSn frgelli plmpsashA1 hauhs5f
the skio leaving the eopp,sEiop ufresh,di
transPaFelt and smeelh lttoRtaiua 20 natsfial inn
furious 70 the skin Pstronizsd b. Actresses and D
Ope-s Singers. 1t is what every LADY should have, n
IBag-sOld Everywhere.
DEMAs 8. BAREEs& CO.,
~lft 'ni'a %" iGst5erai 4 Aeedt3, i'i's
'ipivi RIA eff fa 26e BT,asiysFJ hie{s y,sts a
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Ii HOOnsnd's GsEMan Rittersed q
WILL OURE THEM.
-pYsPEPsIA AND LfHER b1sEksE. /

Do you rise with coated tongue mOrnIngs, with 3
bad taate 9he mouth and poor apuatite IOE knak-
fAst Doyou feel When you Fgt sst up sO1Wesk and
laneuld you can scarcely get abo1t3 10 Ftu have .
dzH' ness IN the h6ad at dmes, and oitaa dune8g,
with headache Occislonally2 Al your bowels cost
W and lrrt guar, and appetite ehangeRble7 Do you
tnfoE " 1ind f1om thd etGInaebS aldfd you swell
up oitsnf Do Iou 1eeFa iulnasB uftef eatfne sick
lug Nh3E the stomach Is empty Do you have heart
Dusn &C aaionally Do you feel lOw-spirited, and
Ally nFrvon4 at tiTn.s9 Do you become restless,
and often lAy until midnight bef 70 yen can go TO
sfepE and then at timer, don't you feel dull and
Sleep mCbt Of the lime is your skin dry and iealyl
also aioW In short, Is not our hfe Burtheh full
OF iOreboding5
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Phyaidaa, =

Have long since given up the use Of buehu, Oababl
and in the tTeatment % these d4assea, and
OnlY use thsm for want of better remedy. u i..f.
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REzD-RBAD-RR1D.

DR.. WM. E.aHEds-I)ear siFs IN February, 1851,
vas afflicted with The sugar and Tor months
passed mora than tWo gallons q gsteE IA tEentY-
four hours vas Oh ie % got Up - oftan a ten
twelve tmag during the night llIrin 8 tls md15 Of
Jhly, 1861, procured tu0 bottles of rCou1tit1 Jn
relief, and after taking two bottles was entirely
o9TAis soon afmr rssBininE m1 usual health. I..
Yours truly, 7frO t@1F.h' DEWITT.
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CONSTITUTION WATER, FEB

Which gives those prgan8 % recover their healthy
tone and YiROr We Rble to state that the DOngt
tuition Water has cured every 6sae Of Diabetes IN
which u has basn gtFelssis I9f9 9d uEa .mif
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NLEVELAND PAPER OOMP'Y.
Manufacturers Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP.
PNG PAPER, Orders promptly alled; .s--
lRFRAGs WANTED.s Ofics-lsO superior-st
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IrTitaFcn Of tie Nsesof iAG Blad5isfS lsRasa.
EGtioa of ne KiiIi5lsgSi psd gaksEfbH
tbs Bts736, Slraaghi1g sas3
Barlt9, a. 1aipfsl A
$= 4 I3Tinatiilq.s - -

For thsse diseases X 10 truly 3 sogaralga romsdg
end too munh can not aBaid n III praise a singir
dose has BEEN known 70 religEa most urrane ayu
toms. Are you troab bied with that p1inin
spoonful day Of OonEtitutioH v atsr viii relieve you
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.StOHs 10 ~ .BlaSasr, CaleHlgl, Gravel, BrieE
/ Dust Depo5;t, lesd KiisisS of ASIlsg' 7, ].
Z Dicka-0es after UyipGtiBJ.
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D 9HHO0aandis German BfttsFs I

fzovo Wll CuIs Every Case OF e,,7-r--.
GEeOnie o. NefVO,h Disease BsbiKtS, Dsssas,
of the Ridneys. and Disecses driSinG
* i 1T0m DiseTdered Stsmgebg79 q.
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iriate and drsnch the Kidneys and BY constant usi
Ioan iosd Q sdsgsHsFsiian and oonaEnsd dIl
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN -CURE.-Ths.
new Frsnch Bafa Is the only article ever recommend
Cd BY the Medical Profession BAFE aHd EURl Pr -
VBntiYe. Samples Bent, gArKLY CONC EALBn, 70 g
address,, on receipt % stamp JUG TO n dae93sRfA
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no SOLDIERS AND THEIR H HNltS

d W. N1lLUII19 oultolaOI 70 NT7so g n
B authorized and licensed by the United States to
object Pensions, Bounty and Bs16k Pay, and OthsF
Claims against the Government Of the U. 8, AnSol
the state of Ohio By lRte law of Congress Soldiers
DISCHARGED by Of WOUNDS received in service,
ar6 entitled to 300 Bounty. Soldiers OF the three
months service AID large number OF others en-
ttled 10 pay for service be fore beng mustered into
de u. S. Service, and thousands who not mus
tered In at all are entitled 70 pay. All snch can
have their olaima promptly adjusted and collected by
applying personally OF by letter, encioaing ataup to
q D.Wl GA0E, l68 buparior-sG,
80 u Opposite the Merchants Bank,
nhfn
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% iaiA-RRIHED IN HHAD-TRE T3pIqDs
1Z. BEast'H HIHEkLHEALEE LINZ l1ElTTaIplsI 81
Iron the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of 1qooisi8b
khs gsat bone ssttsrs Aad h@ basa nEAd n IhlF ~
M 5nccss as Al e5s-fiSi fsSfsy e "a ,7itfoss
ulyal, and viii alleviate pain speedily1 khan
other preparation. Fer al Rheuuatio and NGrToG.
eDreg, WOund1 Sprain5i Bruises, &C., its soothing
haaing and powerful STRENGTHENING prOpenstiaa aI.
oits the lust wonder and of Al Who haYs
ever given Z trial Over fcdr hund-sd csrtihcate.
d remarkable eulas RsrioTnsd y 4 l3thn ths I'D
tEO Year, htEe5t to this iact. Strong ArngtFonalr
Ago1s for OIsTsl6nd - l2 ltsoEltI7. l5s -
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NFAsTER's sALE.-PURsUANF1 10

H. D. CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney
. julylG462. aiisiT .rILII IA IT,. ..,LrILnl
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,8saIIza ElKSgaB
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For tha Bsusat of Nsrious suHsF.i :. ls7
- eEs, i Tha WARNING Y0IDE on iDF
Z Sei-Uurs Uf Debility, Consumptl =
prouataua Decay Loss OF Memory, &C., ~ inrn1dt
snderer Enclosing stamp, address ~ "a
d.; h. WELLINGTON, Boston, Ma11, %
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DF. GRAlHAM,
MEMBER n Ne Royal 6Eegt ef PlvuioiasiW
1-a Joadoa, E.gsa,.sI; s6radaSts 'st IIals 2
oi yiinni Rie6rd's HUsbiIdlJJs5ss ion blsoW ] u

Member n he Royal GEeg6 ef RlvzioiGI,ds r.
la Loadoa, ElgJansf; Graduate asfs IIsds 2
oi yiinni Ris6Fd's B5sbbiisaljJs5aF ion biaoV Il
I FEMALE 1.D1sEAsEs,.loo loaa1 a-,
and constant sttsndant Of Paris LOpdon, New 4, "a
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tel ysAr
has opensd bis ofaes at the -
/ johnson Ho1se, cIsvelandssiaI@ .1t =,
where be win ~ to meet All thoso who sre. e, 4,
hiotsd With and chronic diSsaaas -
BIS trsat '1i uttreIg diHsrsht non ths olh y y
plaH, ~ hie. siieasSGs and slsstiV6. lsss df
icines sfS siapy vegetable extrSet5 and 55I sh'Bm
hAVsnssef BEEN uses % By i've other bh5sisR5 5dio
Amsriea bsHfdss hisaasK HsAasspsdt EhS lfsatss a.
part Of his life and thOrGAnds Of dollars in Obtain
q fsW secrets in HIS profesi0n. tests the Urine
for alIfOrm5 Of dSsass HOohar3 % f0I giVihg ~ en-
honSst and trds BtatsmantlO q tharcaRs I8mIof A
i.;.-.t. ~ sPERMATQRHGA,, ,.f d. s-,,,.- Il
10 YoUEe MEE.-He can prove 70 you In : few min.
With that cures this disease. for every patient who
Dollars ifhB fiR IN curing this iseass. No charge
mGe for eans1l tstan ThOsa q . distance HhQ EiS4
ViaEofafi % mali, win nAIs az 6hd 2e aad1Ssu
yin ansMsr 4pd qaaeEihe their cas, and ths Pes4 Id
amlllL -l-ll ~ zillLl 1l1 % 1.l- ElAr1sl.l M
The Chief Attrfbutss Of Msnh66d afSSoi p
freduentiy lost OK sended By -braetiess ahd i
oOds HABITS that viii ins7ftabiy Iela % ksssd,ArI
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mee state they cannot how any improvement IN these
respects Gould be made :,
Mr. GrissOm introduced resolution of thanks to Mr.
Manu. OF Pasqnuank for the faithful and impartial man.
he had discharged the duties OF the Chulr during the
illness of the Speaker which passed unanimously
message having been received from the Senate INFORM
ing the House that that body ready to carry out the
iunt agreement to adjourn sine die this day ut o'clock
message was returned to the Senate Informing That
body that the House would proceed forthwith to comply
with the ageement
The Speaker addressed the House in neat and aPpro-
pirate speech thanking them for the compliment PAID MN
in calling him preside, and for the resolution OF appTn
baton passed this morning lie said that the kindness
and uninterrupted courtesy extended TO him by he House
had rendered the duties Of the Chair pleasure instead OF
burden.
Mr. Mann responded to the resolution of thanks to him
Speaker pro tenn.
The Speaker then announced the House adjourned s"s
de.
The Reporter takes this occasion 10 ref his thanks to
the officers and members of the House for the uniform
courtesy and kindness he has received at their hands du
ring the session. anrdug him facilities In making up
his reports and wish them safe return to their respec
tive homes, aud long, prosperous and happy lite