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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

DrATH-In this place, on Wednesday,
Jan. 2lst, 1868, after an illness lasting three
years, Mary j., wife OF F. II. Church, in
the 35th year OF her age.
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MARRrAGg.-On the 9Th OF January, by
R. H. Bolton, Mr.. VIM. Butler, and Miss
Rebeeca Kiplinger, both of Hancock county,
Ohio,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

DIssoLurIoS.-The law partnership here.
tofore existing between H. Brown d ]. A.
Bope, is this day dissolved. Brown d. Bur-
ket will continue the practice OF law, at the
old Office of Brown d Bope.
Henry Bnows.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

OF he Richest and most Fashionable Patterns,
offered al HutuiI, at MhOIesaIe Price.I
TIME Subscribers, Manufacturers and I'm.
purters OF AL the most elegant styles OF
l. Watches and Jewelry, with view u g. X.
tend their business To an unlimited extent
have determined tO ulIer the following rich
and desirable descriptions at WATCHES aud
JEWELtY ~ Tho unprecedented low prices
nWned:
Hunting Composition Cased Levers,
English'Inade movement, full jeweIsd. and the
best imitation gold. Price sis. Retails from
800 Ia SIUO.
Hunting Silver Plated Army Watch,
superior regulated movement, massive cases
and handsome iinish, luli jeweled. Price 90.
Retails from S4O To stUO.
Hunting CoInPosi'ion Cased Army Watch
one OF the richest ornaments out. GOOD move,
ment, and han somely engraved massive case
Free $40. RetailS from s4O To 500. Also,
other Watches IN great variety, AT low prices
Ladies' seas Oh brooch and iGsr Drops
to correspond.
INHIBITION CLUSTER DIAMOND,
a very rich patiern, entirely new, 81.
CORAL AND BEAD ESrwlHLD, II very neat and
pretty Ornament, handsomely mounted, j., rs.
Gontlemens VEsr ChAIss, ParIsiIn, IA very
rich pattern, -.
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lam only rs cents scroll, very pretty, ST.
I based, one of the neatest ornaments cut, 81 t.
eeal slgnol, 81. Imitation Diamond, chased
i r enamellod, 81.
SLEEVE BuTTOhs, patent chased, or enamell.
! d, ontlre new and handsome patterns, $500.
CUB chased or enameiod, only si.0U.
Bosoh STUDS, variety OF now patterns, per
| OF three, 80.
Bosom AND SCARF Pins. Leaf, with opal and
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Purchasers have only te name the article
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Parcels to the amount Of sl2 and upwards viii
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when tho goods are delivered.
Agents, suffers, Pedlers. Country Merchants
etc., throughout tue country, who wish "
make money, will do well 10 0btaln our Nam
lmoth Circular, which will bs sent free. W,
'arnah the most ssiloable VutIlta, NJ prices un
lsurpasssd ny amy other eonosrn. address
! HUBBARD BRUTHkkS,
Nos. 70 and 81 Nassaa, cor. oj John strsst,
! Uol. ~, iss2'-ts no. Mss YoRS
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g. l.. Poe, Of Van Buren, who enlisted
last lal! as a private, in the 2lst. has been
promoted to the position of brigade wagon.
master. Mr. Poe went into the army from
purely patriotic motives. and we are glad TO
hear of his elevation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
TO MARRIED LADIES.

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each package, which should be carefully pre-.
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Canads, JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle,
containing 80 Pills, by return mail. 9.25
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rTvHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription of Sir James
Clarke, N. D.. Physician Extraordinary TO the
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine IL unfailing in the
cvre OF all those painful and dangerous dtsea
sss to which the female constitution is sub.
jsct, II moderates all excess and removes all
obstructiens, and speedy cure may be re.
fiad On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

There are pretty sun-risings as we are
told, and such like gauds, abroad in the
world, IN summer time especially, which q
gentleman may see, as they say, for getting
up. We hold the good hours OF the dawn
too sacred to waste upon such observances,
which have in them, besides, something
Pagan and Persid. 1t is fetteriDg to get
the start Of lazy world; to conquer death
by proxy in his image; but the seeds Of
sleep aud mortality are in us; therefore,
while the busy part OF mankind are fast
budding on their clothes, are already
up end about their occupations, content
to have swallowed their sleep by tho
wholesale, We choose to linger a.bed
and digest our dreams. We love to
chew the oud OF foregone vision
to collect the scattered rays Of bright
er phantasm, or act over again, with
Grmer nerves, The sadder nocturnal
tragedies; to drag into daylight strug-
Cling and half vanishing nightmare TO
handle and examine the teTrors of the
eiry solaces. We cherish dreams; we try
to spell in them the alphabet Of the invisi-
BILE world and think we know already
how it shall be with US. Those unoouth
shapes, which, while we cluug to flesh and
blood, afrighted US, have become familiar /;
We feel attenuated into their mesger es-
sences, and have given The hand Of half
way approach to ineorPoresl being. We
once thought life TO be something, but il
has uDGecountably fallen from us before
its time. Therefore, We choose 70 daily
with visions. The sun mas no purposes Of
ours TO light us tO-why should ws get up
-Chrrlss Lamb.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

Although there are 125 900 words in the
English Language, it does not follow, by
any means, that good writer ought to
use them sll. Children before the age Of
ten manage to say some of the most beau
tiful things We hear through our lives,
with probably not more than two or three
hundred words. Max Muller says:
ga weIl-edueated person in England,
who has been at public school and the
Universally, who reads the Bible, his
Shakespeare, the Times, and aI the books
Of Maudis Library, !. z. nineteen .twenti-
eihs of all the books pubEshedin England,
seldom uses more than 1000 ora 600 words
in conversation. Accurate thinkers and
close reasoners, who avoid vague and gem
| eral expressions, and wait till they fnd
the word that exactly fits their meaning,
employ larger stock; and eloquent speak
ers may rise to command Of 10000
Shakespeare, who displayed greater va
riety of expression than probably any
writer in any language, produced ell his
plays with about 1900 words. Milton's
works are built up with s,00O and the
Old Testiment says all that 1t has to say
with 5,642 words"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

The Rebel Committee on Finances IS now
preparing q series Of propositions for th'
complete overthrow and reconstruction oi
the financial system of the South. These
propositions ore, understand, to be divi'
ded under three heads each, having dis
tinct and separate object.
The first proposition is essentially radi-
cal and destructive. 1t cancels By a sim
gle stroke of the pen 100000 600 of the
Confederate currency, obliterates the past,
and clears the way for a new policy. In
other terms, the Committee proposes to
convert the present debt into bonds, bear
ing interest at percent. payable in legal
tender notes, and 10 force their acceptance
by refusing TO take the anctual currency.
By this means the S7O0,0O0,000 now due
will be driven from circulation, and the
Confederate Government will Tepudiate
the present debt, and be as ready to con-
tract q new one as il was three years ago
when the war began.
This subject being disposed Of, the Com
mittee proposes to create another loan OF
500, ,000, 900, representen by legal tender
currency, which is to take the place of the
currency now in circulation.
But in order to avoid the depreciation of
this new issue and for the better preserVa-
ton of public credit, the Committee pro-
poses the establishment Of a sinking fund,
to be created by special tax, which shall
b. applied yearly 20 the redemption Of
certain quantity Of the aforesaid issue.
The taxes will be of two kinds q tax
upon real, another upon personal property.
The tax upon real property will be Of five
per cent the other will be graduated ao-
cording to the utility of the articles taxed.
Articles Of luxury, such as silver plate,
carriages, horses, So, will be taxed higher
than agricultural and manufacturing i'm
plemeBts.
The COMMITTEES proposes that every body,
without exception, shall be taxed. Those
who are unable to pay their tax in money,
will be allowed to pay it in produce.
In this new project the Government as
sumes the right of taking half the crop of
the Confederate farmer, against which be
will give certificate Of Indebtedness, pay
able every six months in legal tender cur
reney at the Treasury Department il Rich
mOnd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

From the Catholic Telegrap

From the Catholic Telegraph
People say that the war is drawing to a
close; that cessation Of hoslilities is TO be
asked for, SO. We hope il may be go; but
we hope, too, that those who will have the
interest Of the North in their keeping,
viii insist on the total aboli ion Of slavery.
If this be not done, what viii We have
gained by the war AlloT slavery to raise
It's head again, and our efforts will have
been in vain; destroy ii, root and branch,
without meTcy,without hesitation; destroy
it with every demonstration of horror for
its memory, and We will have gained
muchsby the war. The unity Of the nation
will be preserved, peace will be on as sure
a basis as sught in this world can be, and
other nations will not mock US when they
point at our battlefelds and sAy-the men
of the North died in vain. We must have
some compensation for the blood and treas
ure which we have been forced 10 spend
this we will find in the abolition Of
slavery.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIGOIHHAfI RAILkOAD.
4 WINTEB ABRANGEHEHT.


1864 WIHTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854.
o. and aftsr Monday, November Isgh, Passer ger
csptsd):
Ist Train -7s4O A. .M.-OIEOINNATI EXPRESS
S5ogPing A. Srsftoni Wellington, New London,
sneiby, Sredftihes Gallon, Gflead, CsrdinRtor,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center snd WoTthing-
ton arriving Al ursslline At 1910 q. M, O0lum-
p.n., st. Louis l0.l5 a. m, Indianapolis s:l5 ,.
n. Cairo 9O0 :. m. FORT Wayne 4I5 pm Chi-
ID Train-2iI0 P M..-AOUOMMCDATI0N.
otops - all stations, aud arrives In O6iumbus
~ so ? a Cincinnati SO 3. m.
I'D TFain-zslO p. m.-HlGhT EXPRES5-st0p-
Bins q Bereay Grafton WELLINGTON, New Lon
don, s1s!Dy, Creathnsl Gallon, Gileac, OardiEg-
ton and Delaware; arriving at Crestlins Al l0.iO
p NJ, Uolqmbus LIS a. m, Dayton AS =. n
gineinnatt ZOO n; Indianapolis 20 q. m st.
Louis ~. ?. m OairO 5;0Oa. m, Ft. Wayne %
n and Chicago via Ors9tiine lo.40 q N.
FFanB leave Columbus at $50 and IO.2Oa u, 800 m
arrive Al Uls'eiAnos - a. m, 2.e0 and ssO0B. NJ
OONEEOTIOEs.
shssbg--ssndnsky, a Aana5old Newark KsIiroad, Tor
Mansleid, Ak. vernon, Newark zAnes-
Pittsbursh, Fort Wayne Chicaso Rail-
road, Aoteztt DpFer 8andusky, DalphoE, b
ma Hort 82ynes Laports, Ohicagos 50.
Esstl ana Eastior Mansfield, Wooster, Mss-
Grafton and BelssOntine Baiirosd Line for Marion,
5a5sS6ii 55Sslo1isiPS, r sd9sy C99i,en, maneis 10
VILE, Loutgville, cairo, 81. Iicuis, 40.
9enElEe-Tlth ,SPTnslsid branch for springfield.
Raiirosd, tor xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
IeIre IHAnte, - Louis, Morrow, LoTeiand
and Olnrin1atii and with tie Ohio q Mis-
Eis1ipDi Railr0adF -Dtncinnatifof LonigViilei
ag4nsSisls, NE Cairo, 81 Louis, aRf all points
acknowledgements Ohio RaJiroas for Newark, zanes-
yills. e6e9ilng, Sc; 0olnlabqs, PiqEa
IIdi4na kailTosd tor fiqua, UrbAna, 81
gI At mo Passenger station and 81 Onion Ticket
Oiaoes ls7 superior-st
Oisvslsnd, Nov. IS, 1854. superinfsnaent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
The Greatssr Hog upon Record.

The monarch Of ell swine has arrived in
town, and taken up his quarters ct John
sons Hotel on Monroe street, in the stable
where he will remain q shOrs time. He is
two and half years old and weighs
twelve hundred and thirty-two pounds !
which we think makes him the weightiest
of his kind ever known. He was raised
by Mr.. L. Il. Trowbridge, of Delton, Full
ton county. Those who are partial to
monsters should not fail to see him, but,
thinking it is "tOo much pork for a sbill-
ing" his keeper has decided to charge a
quarter for the sighi.-T'Olsdo Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
IOOMMuEIcATED.l
RULMOKRRY CONSUMPTION A CuRABLE DISEASE
A Oard-To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to Health
afeW weeks, By vsTy simpls reIne@y, after hayiDg
suffered several ysars with a Bsvers lung Affection
and thlt drsad disease, Consumpton--is anxious &c
make known TO his felloW-sufsrsrs the means o.
cure.
To all who desire Il, he viii end copy fthe pre-
soripsion used (free Of ohsrge) with the direction
for Prsparing and using the same, which they wiz
IND Sure euro for Consumption, Asthma Bronchi
tis &o Tbs only object Of tho advertiser in ssndtn
thu Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and sprsas
Information which he eonoves 70 be invaluable snc
ho hops every sufferer will ty this remedy - Il VIII
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prss0riDOn Will Please sddTes.
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON, Williamsburgh,
Kings county, n. 7.
BBThe sbsve Remsdy may be obtained IN Glove
Iand Of q. S. HcKEEzIE, Druggist, 10. l25 Superior
st. Call for pamphlet, free Of charge. ootl-3idkg
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s-T-lsso-x.
LYoN,s KATHAIRoN.

ksfhAiTun Is from the Greek word ''KEthro, OF
kathairO, sgniiying 70 cleanse, rsuginate and re-
store This arIicle is Whist Its name signifies. FOL
preserving, restoring and Identifying the humAI
hair i is the most remarkable preparation in thu
world 1t Is again owned and put mp By the crtgns
Froprtstor, and is made with the care, skill
and attention which gave Il sale Of miiioT
bottles per Eauum.
Il isa most delightful hair Dressing.
lteradicatss sCurI aud dandrun-
q Keeps the bead cool and eau
It makes the hair rich, sort and glossy.
1t Restores hair upon bald heads.
It pIeFcuts the hair from falling 0n and turn
Ing grey.
Any lady or gent nUnsn who values beautiful hshc
Of hair should use IL pu's KathAirOn. IL IL known
and used throughout tn civilized world b0ld BY a
respsctable dealers.
DEMAss bA sEEs q CO.. Props,
nlyf-BGeOH New YORK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
REAL ESTATE.
Ohm G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUIhDIRe. -
Policies written in the

Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. u.-te.,,
North American Fire las Go. ~ c.
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. NON-'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
HI5ampden Fire i Ins. ms Co.. springfd d, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

A FRIEND IL HEED-T8N II .
d. BWesIu uIEFAhELBlIE LIEIAEHT Is Frepar :
Iron the rsops OF Dr. stsIhen sEost, Of OOuaOotoi
the greet bone EsttsE and hAs bssn used in his Fa
tos for the last twenty year, with the most Aston
NJ success. A Al external remedy it n without ]
RiTh and viii alleviate psin niore speedily than n
oshef preRaFRfiou FOR al Rheumatic and EerVcI J
DBordeT6 & ts truy tnialible, E1d curative foi
BJrss, Womds, syraipFs Bruisas, &C., tia soothi
hsalinR ami powerful EtTens sthening propenHiteaj
0its fhe just wonder and ast0niShment OF Sl WhOha
HTer given Il trial. oVar fOur hundred osrtihoa
81 frenarkable Curas performed BY it within the u
fop ToEru sffssf "a fhis tact strong & Armstront
49, - ~ gis-Flgn1 raniGaftan1d d. u.R2E-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS,
AMI the Friends Of Soldiers |

We call the attention Of al having relations or
friends In the army 10 the fact that Hollands Ger
nan Filters will cure nino-tenths Of the diseases
inducsd by exposure ana piivauons, incident to
5amp-Iue- 10 the lists. puGlishsd almost daily in
thu newspaper on the arrival OF the sick, II will be
roticed thar veTV lArRs dTOpOrtiOu srs suffering
rom dshilith. EYery OF that kind can be read
liz cured by Holhsnds German Bitters. We have no
hsfsion Ia saying thar II these Biters Eer5 freely
used among Our soldiers, hundreds OF iVes might be
saved thst otherwise would be lost,
The prcprieors daily resolving thankful letters
rOyH sufferers iu the army and hospitals, who have
heaU restored 10 health BY tn CT these BtteTs,
ent o hsn by their iTeuds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
SS-Ths only Direct Route to the WorssrfuI
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania,
CLEVELAND 1 ERIE R.B.
WINFER ARRANgEaEHT-

-
1854. WINTER ARRANGKAERT. isss
On and alter Monday, November 18th, lsss. Pas.an-
ger Trains viii run ss follows (5undays excsptss-
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
300 a. lA.-DA I EXPRESS IRA IN-Et,-,irs,.s -
milloughoy, Psinesvilles Geneva, As6tsbaia,
Sopneaut and 1lEaru Oniy, and m - Al Eria ~
l;ls p m., Dunkirk 3:45 D. m, BrifaIo IN = n
3;I3 p -1s-UlhOlhHAri EN PI IEgs-Sto11f,g -
talnesFllle, Aahtabula and Glrard opIy and A.
~ ~; y .ris 30 p M nunkrk s;l7 ,. m, But
3s55 z. m.'-n4lL AND AOUomnopATIoN-
SSpplna at all stations and arrives - Erisas
0ii0 p M.-HIGHT EXPRNSS FRAIN-s.o,uipr
Al tAtnesVilie, Ashtabula and Girari opiv. ~
AZ ives g Efie at Y t2 q. IN, Dunkirk s:ls :,
LEAVE ERIE
$40 A. H.-HIGHT nXPREs5s kTlg-E,o,,s,, -
9iraru, Aahtabulh and Painesyiils oulF arf ~
Five9 At Uleveland at T.Oo A. n
5'Hi A. =: H:--mAlL AND DAOCOMMODATIOH TRAIN
stopping at al stations and arriVes a OIsVss
land at l0.l5 An,
S:50 A. A.-TOLEDO EXPREsb-stopslRq AZ all sta-
tons except Swanyille, 5aybrook, UnionviIie,
91, MY, A5eht9r i anu WiokiiEei and sRriTes at
s;t5 ?. H.--DAN EXPRESS TRAIH-Stoppirg a eIi-
rard, Oonn6autY AshtAbGla, and Pai1esYilis
ohui AAa sfrives IN Cleveland at 6:25P. u.
80 second uAsS Cars ere run on al through
All the trains going westward connect At levaisnd
Hftn trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Ofne3r-
1sti, indianapolis 81. Louis, &C.; aud all throlSi1
rains o. the y. L y kailroad and at Bu slo win
those Of the New York Central and BuffsiO a NsV
1913 Jay hallroads for New York, Albany, Bostoa,
Siagara ais &C., and at Ere With trains on The
p1ilsdslphla and Erie Railroad
~ Day Express East and " est, conuects At 7lr.rd
siLn trains on Etis sad PittsbarRh Railroad frr
1ioesEiiie' Aeadyille, Jaaae5tgzn, e,
Cleveland, November ,i5lh, is5 S1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
4 MAN OF A THOU8ANDl
A ooNsUMPrIVE 0URHD.

DIR. II. JAMES. Retired PhE1ioiAa OF great
eutnenoe, discovered, while in the East indies, a
OouEhs, Colds aud General Debility. The remedy
vas discovered BY him when his only child, daugh-
nov alive and we'll. Destroys of bsuehtting hs TEL
low moTtAs, be will send 10 those who wish it the
recipe, containing full directions for making and
oessfuiiy using this remedy, frss receipt Oi th6
nOmes, with two stamps 70 pay e1persss, There Is
not single case Of Consumption that does not a.
take hold Of aud diss pate. Might swssts, pse
Tishness, irritation OF the nery5s, failure OF aOry
difficult PeetOrGton, shArp pains in the lunga,
threat chilly sensations, at the stomach, ID
acfiOr OF the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
ESfhe writer viii please state tbs name OF the pa
ORADDDOE z 90,
tYls-t52 225 North 2d-ss PHILADELPHIA, Ps.
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CITY PROPERTY FoR SALE.

A FIksr hare CPPoETUNrTT FOR INV visTNEsT.
20 vacant Lots some Canal and River and near to
busie ess part Of tbs Ciy, can be bought at bar
gain.
EUOLID- -ST-Brick H0usa, two stories, basement
and attic, water. gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. e. 200.
bAkE-ST-On Clinton Park, Que and half story
House and Lot, 5Oxeq s2TO
kLhSM h-ST-A large aud handsome House, fitted
up with al the modern improvements; Drawing
Room, l5N24 feet. and Rrgs lot.
ST. CLAlR-ST-Hew Brick II use with modern i'm
Urovemsnts. q Ge0
KINSM SH-S Near Eris.st., gcod large Cottage
House and Z acre Of land. si,5O0.
HICks-sI-h the Giro o, West side, House and
Lot. SEQ.
PROsPEUT-Sr-Twos story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms s55O
CEDA B-ST--Aear Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn l,60l.
WALNU ST Good Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EuCLlD-ST-Hear Perry, Vacant Lot IOOxz, o feet.
WILLS0N-SE-hear Clinton Bark, Yaetnt lot, 50x
go feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and OntarioSts.,
good for Investment.
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Naaams Zadoe Portsr's Gvative Balkan
for Coughs, Celds, Consumption. Asthma, shortness
Of Breath, Tickling Of the Throat, DiH4cuify Of
Breathing, HuBkiness Of the Threat, and all the Of
fsots produced By checked Precipitation, &C.
The following shour the high estimation IL which
the above preparation is held:
81 have used Porters Curative Baisam for the past
year, and think L the best remedy FOX OoIds and
Obstinate Coughs that have ha1 occasion to use
snd would recommend Il to 0theIs. especially pa
rents, e. 8 sale ane easy remsdy for childfen-'
D. W. MUkHIS,
Teacher o. Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
New York. FebruArF 4.
BFHadsme Porter's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tanned e Benton Br0s., and Strong 4 Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. dso2o.R2 lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
EVER AND AGUE.
from Esv.J. .-Etou BToZn, D. D., Editor OF the
EneyeloPedia , RelIgioua Knowledge.l

EnCi Iiofeola , heilglouA hnOWleoge.l
Although rot disposed 20 favor OF recommend Pat
sHt Medicines 10 general through dlstrust OF theL
ingredients and eitects yet know of no sufficient
reasons Vhy man may l testify 70 the benefits he
believes himself to have .sceived nom any simple
preparation. IN tho hope may thus contribute to
the beneft Of others.
do this tho more readily 10 regard 20 nOohaDd's
g7ermsn Bltters, prepared BY DR.. q. HI. Jackson OF
this city, because Vas prsudioed against them fos
many years, under the impression that they we're
chiefly an RicobOiC MIXTURE. ! am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker Egs,i tor he removed this
prejudice by proper test8 and Or encouragement to
Try them Whsn suffering roia great and long contin'
uei debility The % three BOTTLES OF these Bit
lowed By evident relief and restoration to degree d
bodily and mental Sig0r which had not eit for 5z
months before ard had 6lmOs dsspairsd Of regAninG
therefore thaas God and my friend for directing MI
- shs use Of thon, J. NEWTON BkoRh4
Philadelphia. one 2, l56l.