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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
Impnrtnnr nisdicnI pl.corerr.

A London corr, spOndent of the LIBERIA
tor gives this account:
"A great discovery is just now engaging
the attention of the scientific and medical
world. Few English names are more ia
miliar to Americans than thatos DR.. John
Chapman, once the leading publisher Of
heretical books, now editor of the West
minister, and always q devotee of science
and medicine He is we'll acquainted with
many scientific and literary Americans
and many Of them, amongst others MIR.
Emerson, have resided in his house when
in England. This Dr. Chapman has been
for years engaged in studies and expert
ments connected with the nervous system
alone, with such men as DIR. Brown-Se-
GUARD and Claude Bernard Of Paris. For
the past year he has been proving tre-
mendOus iscovsry-namely the cure Of
epilepsy and many diseases hitherto deem
ed incurable, by means of the external sp-
plication Of ice and hot water, in India
rubber bags, at various parts of the spinal
cord, acting thus upon the sympathetic
nerve, and through it upon the most i'm
portant and vital regions of the body.
Many eminent physicians have accompan-
leQ Ur- CnhpIuau 10 sSt tn6 uldEHClo WHICH
he had wrought upOa patients who had
long ago despsired of health. Some ply
sicians, amongst others Dr.. Wilkinson
Though homeopatbist), have go recOg-
nized the importance Of the discovery as
to commit TO DR.. Chapman's care some Of
their patients. Cases are sttested where
man for six years had three fits ION an av-
erage) daily, girl who had two from the
ages of thirteen to seventeen, had been
entirely cured by ice. Just as wonderful
have been the cures of parslysis. Many of
the worst and most iuveterate female dis
eases have yielded to the new cure. The
treatment is as simple as it is grand. Any
one who is troubled By the pressure Of
blood on the brain will f ad that, by hold
ing bag Of ice on the nape Of the neck
ten minutes, an equable hOw Of blood can
be secured. Those who are troubled with
hsbitual cold feet may find relief by apply
ing ice to the small Of the back in the lum-
bar region. Il is hard to estimate the i'm
portance of the discovery, which VIII ere
long be ranked by the side of that of Jeu-
ner. Several hospitals are already under
DR.. Chapman's practice, and, as yet, No one
can bring forward an instance Of failure"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS +
SALE OR EXCHANGE,

IA RMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
very desirabIe COuatry Residences, on the st Clair
Road be residence OF \. q. Morse, Esq 81
miles frcm the Post Once; modern buiiI gothic
house. with 10 or Is acres hi hiy improved land
With every variety OF fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &C. Wi be sold very low.
Cedar-St-71 or IS acres land, with house and barn
IrEit, stream Of Wa ers &C. A nice pTopeEty,
Cheshire St Handsome two-story house. nearly
new, vi b marble msntles, ga5, &C. Lot SKIS
feet; desirable pr perry e4jeO.
Huntington S--DOCbl5 frame house, with barn. Lot
lOx $50 'est. $1,000.
Kipsman-St, near Erie-Lsrgs house with every
c nveBience. Barn ana los 66xsS0 feet. S50C1-
Bend St--House two ht0Tiasl WIN dOuple paflOrs,
water, gas, bath room, barn, c. sigO.
Case Ayenue-TgO story frame house in Italian villa
sty 10, vii n lot 5Jx2oOf-et. sasO.
CroRs-StrWO houses aud lot 10 exchange for farm.
Columbus-St., West Side-A large TWO story house
and lot os1ls7 feet, corner, with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
Trgcy--J, " est side Two hOusr and lets.
University ueights-Large one and half story
house snd lot, b6x30J feet. f2OfU.
Euoid-SI near Perry-A very desirable vacant loti
iGix20J feet.
yssy Valuable Faru--I In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage Tua1 to Painesviile- 40 acres sandy
loan and bottom hand, vel Watered, with arr
and nvenieully aFTanRed buildings. orchard &C
War syfile-Furm Of 80 acres to exchange ior
House and Lotin tn S City.
Farm AID Village Property-in Monroe township
Ashts bula cOanty. Two improved Farms v ttn
building, one Of i59 acre ana one OF 81 acres =
Also. 10 acres with house, IN village. Wlll ex'
chance whole CT part Tor house and lot in city OF
for iarm or p,O Operty near good school.
JNO. g. JENNINGS,
octsO Atvsisr Building, foot Of SupsTicr-SE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
1 RTIFICIAL TEETH, Z

n upon Vulcauite Rubber Base, with QlI5TYfP
ouT mode Of iuserting, is pronounced By
an TO be the most Lifeline and usetnl IN Ealinss
Speaking aud Singing, from slO 70 80 Tor uPptI %
lower sett Unlike metals, its power OF sucten Is
roU,nlete reuuiriug no clasps, II being moulded 70
tbs nost perfsct impressions Of the mouth Il nttu
itb scnracy over sny remaining roots without giy-
nc Sin abd he greatest support given to the ad-
N Eve undertake all cases where others hsye
failed to give satsacton and require no iee uhess
perfect ft l. made. and only ONE VISIT - ~
mr. Fstsblished n years, south side run equsISs
Cleveland ohio B. A. HALIWELh, n D., An9 .
n nANTET,S Dantiats s1Pl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

FEoTEsgOH OF ELeCfhOfkfdN ALI - F5Ii n.OAnISi -
Onoe-Iis BeDsca-St., . few doors nom srporioT %
Oce hoursfrom to and rOm 50 O'Clock =Ails
SUNDAYS eToeptsd.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

A Washington correspondent of the
New York Times intimstes that Chief
Justice Tsney may retire from the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

Er. g. A. BARLOW, Dear sr 1t gives m.
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano eq'
and superior 10 mO8i instruments made IL
try, especially il richness Gad volume OF e
Having ussd one Of the same for ten OF N
Of each day, fCr two years. i feel confident
"Ereat Qualitiss." l am respectfully y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

sEWHl buy and sell Real Estate on Commission.
Rent and oIlect Rents, &c.
BGT-Eo charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
Tor sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
81 lso issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
sEerY Piano Farranted fOr FlEe Yes
OLD pIla0 4.D neLuDEOHs 1lxEHIa EIrHl
ALSO-OH HAND,
EsIo6eoBs, Small Lnst-u@ests, StTingl

Among tho many certificates Of the sxcellsnos
merits OF these PisnosI We would refer 70 the 70
ng:-
pleasure IN certifying that l haEs tried you 3;
Pianos, and fnd them equal, II not superior, Il
IN this country. Among their great qualities \
Ablo and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wi
you all the success you 80 highly deserve,
l an Sir, yours very trriy,
- 3 THALHE
FTrsnEiation-CF From the FTsnoh.)
After having played,on the Pianos OF messrs.
3 %, Il Is impossible not 70 bear testimony 70
Qualities, which have acquired for them the er
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos o
ulz1Dfscfure on which havs played, are sIoe
y remarkabls n their qualities Of TONE IN
4 pOEer nj, without h2rshnsss, and the upper
sweet, ciear and he-mouiously mellow, (ehry9t
and DO net hesitate 70 eIprees IN regard % u
Etrumenta ny entire satisfaction, and 70 decla
they are equal IL 1ot superior 70 the best m
tered in Europe or this country By the mC5t 4
I'D nskefs. lsiguedl L n. GOT1sOH
To Messrs. VIZ. KsABE 9 Co.. Baitimoro;-
not but cougratulate yoa upon the Immense
and improvements which Yon continually
your Pianos, whioh'in ny opinion, rank an
very best In the country h.sfBAA
Mr.. GEo. A. BARL0E These noble Insf
poasess immense resources of power and eI
The bcna Is soncFous and grand the middle
rich and sylnpzthetic. while the high nCtee
liant, clear and pure ss silver bells
The scale Is even without single nag q
is smooth and Inarvslcusly easy and the Pc
the finest of which the PianOfOrte h suecepi
Ina VOID, Ensbs's Pianos are worthy Of
estATtists, aud are capable Of rendering I
cOmroEisio1s kRoYn IN this realm q Art,
ELIZA 5HEPB
UsFs
Er.G. A. BARLOW, Dear sir :-lt gives m.
20 state that consider the knabe Piano e1-
and superior 10 mogl instruments made Il L
try especially il richness and volume Of e
Having ussd one OF the same for ten or m
Of each day, acr two years, i feel confident
uendinz them to all who are gnaoQuatntsd
HEreat qualities" an, respectfully y
q. q. p. LEk
Teacher OF Music Cleveland Female
IA. BARLOW, Dear Sir I'll gives me M
are 10 be able 70 say, that consider knAbt
he finest, both in volume and 5Weetneass VI
tvsr played upon, either n America or Eur
Theps dals operate With better eneet III
othsrins trumsntsi and IN net, knabe's
truly bo, "Exeelsior. 1rs. y; :. ~
-ProI. z J. EOTHNAGEn, Teacher Of M
OhiO State Blind Asylum writes -" After
: large number Of Wm. knAbe Cos Pial
/ unhesitatingly rronounos them supeTto
have seen. Their tone ts grEnd and MOBILES
great capacity for sustaining the soundi
Volulus OF tone or power have never hsal
They combine with q me touch, cepths sN
tone, purity and durability"
tHThat the Knabe Piano is superior 20
made in this country, fOT brflliAncy, gves
volume Of tone, needs only 70 be heard tOr
the tact. ~ State Journal, Columbus, Obi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
CITY FRENCH FIR,

F0REST CITY FRENCH FIRST
y Glass DYE BOUSE No 100 SeBeoa-St f, top
pOsite Cisy Hotei,) by UaLAUFT = HERTEL, highly
Recommended 10y tho last state Eair OF Ohio. DyeIng
and Cleaning in all its branches Please call and
amino Gouds a he store 70 fad the difference with
oth-r Dyeshops, as fnis all our goods by steam
mach nary and presses. he enly watering machine
Ia the Western States to finish silk like new.
Reierencss- Prescott 4 Chase, hlcott HOr-
ION, Baldwin 4 Co., A. & G. Re!tberg, Morgan,
Root & O., and other Morch4nts sepI4 rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
And By all Dirt

THE ALI SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIFSTNARI. 2Gnd ;, aTa protected by Roy
,sttprs Patent Of England, and secCrea Dy S Sht
sesis n The Ec0is &c lG&rnacie &c Fsrls snI tiN
Ifp esrisi Uo!iege 0! Medicine. Vienna. ,.
M iIDe 4 Invaluable ior Exhaustion SPJTnlasof
rha,a and ell physical disabilities. - , A., =.
No Two cof1pietely arndicates Rll traces OF thoe
ise. that haze heretofore been treated by the na-
ssoTi- aud srraict3c5 use Of oOPsv.s and cubeGs
NO Three has entirely supplshted the Is
~ r,crcIry thereby hsuvng - the sunoIef speeSlg
Tsiic Il -perzing all mFuritis5 aud roofing ont w
iFgirsFai r. Nos. 8, and are preparations n ths
t,a. f IrSpg.s devoid Of IA te and stn.3l and cat
he carried IN the Es-'LOai % E-t sold 70 IN ea7s
and divided into zeparasG Is, a5 adlni1istsIel y
Va'-n T,.i1maDd Eoux, lsic0ld, e. Price % eaehi
a. ceze- for 30, which ives .; Gnd IN ~ GsesI
sbaFei,y tl,6re ~ saving Of -. To be had Whgis
sale and retail OF D. SAbVN' 10 lsi h'eeSer
HeW YORK. 49, ~, 5.o,.
ImFIedatelF On receiving remittance y. baIfSS
Wi forward the TIieseanr to any paIt OF the Horio'
securely packed, snd edGTasFed according " Tie Az
st7uctl9ns O. the E,rtte:. 49, 49,, ,,,.t-5 !
sE57-sI5id by J. ". DL2Ez. : eSht Tor C.sEtia. d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

The Richmond Wing, of tha 27th ult.,
contains the following
aThe impression hUs obtained credenee
in many quarters that A. H. Stephens
hiss gone on a mission to Europe. The
mission is only an invention Of the New
York Herald. The Macon Georgia. Tel
egrsph says Mr.. Stephens never got fur
ther than his place Of residence, CrsW-
fordsTille, in that State, where he has
been staying number Of months past"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
BROADWAY HOTEL.
JOSEPH Il. CROMWELL, ProDrietori
CINCINNATI, o. sept9-IB

DIRCH HOUSE-124 WATHE-ST.,
ID Cleveland, Ohio. This House is now open tos
sraly 1t Is convenient TO the DepOts, In the cenEs
Of business and easy OF access every way.
ED-Strangers will md IL q quiet House Is NEVER
~ II. BIBOH d OO.b
.,rfo.kx7 PrOBriator1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
REAL EaHA1E.
DRAYT0N d ST0CKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once No. Atzatsr BHilding Entrance through
ths Insurance Ofhce O. Il Z. Brsyton.



HOu2Es AND Lots FOB HALE.
BRICK dwellings, Fcs. I0i agd lO5 Euclid Street
Lots r9Gling hr5ush 10 hurvn strest. Very
desirable properly.
Lot on Mchig ln street 3xIss feet q 900 down aud
the baiznoe IN one, ~ o and three years.
Frame House on Huron street. Lot 81 feet front,
running thr ugh 70 High street.
Frame House on clinton street, rear Duane street
Lot s3x 75 feet. Price 81 zoo
Frame ECuse on Lake street. opposite
q linton Park. Lot 66xis3 feet. Pricr s2ss0.
Frame House on 81. Gar street. lot 44Xis0 feet.
Frame House on slbley street. Lot skis feet.
Possession given isI Of Apsil.
p ouse and lot No sT5 kinsman Street, lot IO0zs3O;
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble NANTES, &C
Isrge new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
ngr Kinsman and Forrest Street. lot 226z3s6.-
Bri house and lot on St. Clair Street, near Bon5,
good fruit, water gas, SC very desirable prop
Frame House aud lot 4s9 kinsman Street, s2x5o0,
good well Of water fruit, bnTn, &C. Terms easy.
Also LOT in rear Of above on Orange Street Szxl25
sirable house snd lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
lb2, good fruit and well. Price ., 800.
FARMs FOR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City about 20 rods from
Euclid-St., the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stocked with Fruit OF ell
kinds Price 5000, Terms 70 suit purchaser.
new house, prlcs $40 psr acre. Terms ca y.
Eerm in hewburgh, five miles from IN city-I5
acres timbered IS acres improved, small frame
house. good barn and COW staBle, stream OF never
failing water and ma orchard.
100 Acres, on which is bed OF Iron Ore, 50 milel
above LafrCsse- would exchange.
/ 10 Acres in BrOOklin, White Frame House, Good
Earn, and FrGit OF ali Kinds.
~ Acres on SpangIer Ayenuei brick house, marble
Ils Acres 10 Indepeudsu-e. Is acres improved bal
| ance timber. Price $50 per sore Octl4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
COAL & COKE.

,v.,,.c, -....-.....................B. g. WALLAuA
NOKEI OOKEll COKEili-W. b
~ WALLACE 3 SON, Manufacturers Of OOAA
from the
Pure KsmmOndsVille Strip Vein Coal,
kIso-Dsalsrs in said Coal for Smithing and Domsss
10 Purposes. VIII nll orders for the oelsbrAtod
JEFFERSON FIRE BRIOkl
EIRB OlAT, tground,l
OHIMNEY TOPS, and
WATER PIPE
W.H. WALLAUE B son,
HanaHond5vtlie, JsGers0n Co.. Ohios
,.s3 ION a. q p RailFoad-l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
7 EI9 IlIgl1l % % IT-IIT l77lINUl
AM Sir, yours very trniy,
FIl--nrInfInn-Irrnn lha FrannhN

To Mssars. VIZ. KsABE q Co.. Baitimoro:- :
not but congratulate yoa upon the Immense
and improyemeuts which You continually
your Pianos, whioh.in ny opinion, rank an
very best IN the country. n. STEAK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
HOTELS,

MANHATTAN HOTEL-0PPo-
lVf SITE the Park, MurTay-St, near BroadWHy'
Hss York Tne Proprietor hAvi1g bad this coIhme-
diOus Down Town Hotel IN ugn repaired paint
ad and reiurnzhed is row pres AIRED 10 provide his
Guests with all the comforts Of good and we'll resu-
se1.II N HUaaIE5, ProprietOr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07

This new work is intended to show clearly, and In
light that may be plainly understood by all and ever
one that this important subject lies wholly in II
hands ofthe husband and wife, and may be controedb
them at WILL and that too without the use of any Nee
ical drug humbug instrument Of any kind whatcye
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor l may s.,
laws) of nature, which are laid down.
do not wish to be understood that this Theot
originated with me, by any means for it was first e,
amined in Paris some thirty years more ago, an
has since been undergoing the closest investigate
and proofs, and is considered, by most sciel
tifc physicians, rule to be fully sreied upon
strictly observed. would say that within the la
five years, have placed it in the hands of many vii
whom l well acquainted, for the express purpo
of fully satisfying myself Of its true value, and
seventy different cases. have known only one failur
and that was traced to source that could not ba,
proved otherwise
would say in conclusion, think 7 am the first
put this matter before the world in a clear and sul
stantial form, and in form that hope NAV be cor
pretended and appreciated by all who NAV read II
books .
One word moro. This book will be no advertiser
humbpg of some great thing which have 20 sell, b.
free from it, and simply handsomely got up book
seventy-ve pages, nice fine paper, fine clear prn
and handsomely bound in colored and enameIed boa
covers, and will be sent to any one postage paid
closing me FIFTY CENTS. All letters to be address
to DIR. ROBINSON. p. o. Box 2l3.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07
FEMALE PILLS

The medicines that these Pills are cornosod-or
long experience in private practice, have been fam
the most useful remedy against those general co,n
the female sex are subject to- They cc.nsa
and cause free circulation of the blood wbon !;
manner stagnated open those obstructions which
gins are HaDie 20, anu bring nature into its prU
channel, whereby health is restored and tho P1I
who looked like death, restored to q lively IL
They are the best medicines ever discovered G @
women, when afflicted with what is commonIy rsI
the GreeD Sickness which two or tI,rac bo~o-' II
fail of curing; and are also excellent for ia ~;
ton of the heart, giddiness in the head Io..hh;p
food, bad digestion, pains of the stomach hsat;no
the arteries OF the neck short breath upon every m
motion, sinking of spirits, detected ,Jntap.,,c.
dislike to exercise and conversation gnr IN a,i
eases, they are the most excellent and r
ana may be given II ON en- years old 4. sy.tv IN
are aieo indispensii lie for II a riea women ; J
eHh chttd, ohd tnder such ciSca1RStancey ,aust yg
taken, Under pehahy Of miscarriage But they onit
ways 70 DC taken one month after delivery 10 rcs,
lhe Dody ana purge off those gross hutnors whicc w
retained, generate numerous diseases and render MN
unhealthy all their lives and thcrcfnro 81, y u
Ken ny ali women, at the age OF forty-tiy, ~ ift,
prevent those disorders which usually attend tLsI
tFat time. s 'h'm
These Pills have likewise becn f,,,d !. .o-
Ichledy elther Tor men women in n hunocl ro,,l
hysterlc or Iapourish disorders for fhry 4xc.adnl
go ~ tile nerves, throw eff ali gross hrncrs len
ing 10 melancholy, inyigOTate the KING .p;rit
cause an universal cheerfnlncss in tj,n hfd,.
, ne above Pills are manufactured win nv
t Put ,Ren IN boxes, seal them and send III
W -, an uiluer my own supervision alone; and N
say 70 you that, from the long practical cstrriorr
"hlcA nave had of the medicines of which thry
before the people. '-'''1 ~"
no glowing hand bill announces their existcnc,
deserving advertisement porsuadcs Won 70 Inv tbg
II SIMPLY an announcement from me. in anIair
esf form ni feeling am my own agent, no per
eei' my ms ana, OF course, there is bnt ore Or
70 be made And to those who are in nerd If = n,
enc enc ior winch these Pills are Recommended, and
mem, lhey will not only find them what thew are rec,
piI af 70 De put will save so cents as there
Ilil q ms kind sold less than one dollar and "
you nave bought one box, you can buy more or nj
49, youISeli' Ior, with each box, is a printed di
''I le,,i i9 Es. % MAKE maze them in all cases
hach boX contains forty Pills, which is fen
SOS S.s and q IS sealed up in their directions
fIIce: % cents por box, postage paid to any 81
ter .ya, Any person sending me One Dollar ind four
articles ,Si the Books, Chart, Pilis.9
2l3 Chicago H. n32 90, ''oDi->'0-' :
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07

have in tho hands Of one of the best Lithorranbs
in tho United States, a large ANATOMICAL CH5R,
two feet by four, on fine paper, showing ten fine Plat
OF the .: ns not Generation of the Male and Fcual
Each Plate will be numbered, and a printed .ha.
accompanying this Chart, explaining all the numb
Of the different organs This chart will be mailed no,
age pald) to all orders accompanied with so cents
shall not have any printed than is order.
owing to the expense of getting up, and the small bro
it affords. ~
This Chart will be ready to mail about tho .nrst
December next. Address, DIR. ROBINSON, F. Q. R
2I3. ~ ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07

srIle safes we
oucenty through
ntcn 10 Of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumptionisa anxious to make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-
scription usc free of chargeAYth tho directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pro-
scription is to benefit the afflicted andsprcad informa
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, dnd he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg, Kings
County, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD
NOTICE.

narn aon " CHRONICLE :-DsAR grR.-With vou
tbat @ wish to say to the readers Of yonr paoer
Rece;na ssud by return mail to all who wish it. freel
simne Vt I'm iu,l directions for making and using
10 davs 'egetaee Balm that will eTectnaily remove ia
nurities Blotches Tans Freckles, and ali I'M
and beautiful "'ins 'ie same sou, cleara smooth
will also mai free 70 tbosa Ia,,... p.,,
rare Faces simple directions and 9u heads q
Whiske ,e % start full growth Of Luxurient Hail
applicafions ostaehe in less than thirty days All
Ua yE yours, T0s r. CTIApNIE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07
TOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
PhigGdezphia Pa

| Diseases Of. the NETlYopS SYSTEM, 81 EkEAIUh.
IsTIglA or SFMINAI gFEEKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and
other affections Of the SEXUAL ORGANS. PHYsl,
CAL DEBILITY3and PREMATURE DECAY, new and
reliable treatment in Reports Of the Howard Assoca-
ton sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge Address DR.. J. ShILLlN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association No South Ninth Street Philadeldhia
Pennsylvania n2z-ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-07

They are constructed by a frame,
or box, being made Of wrought bars
Il inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other at right angles, form
ing compact network. This is
placed into a mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron ispour-
ed, it forms chilled iron body
around the wrought iron, about two
inches thick, which is as hard as a
plow-point or the face of car-wheel
and is perfectly drill proof. Inside
Of this iron body is attached the best
FIRE-PRooF CoMPosITIoN
yet known, about 4 inches in thick
ness.