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The New E1peditious near viel,sbure.

The New Expeditions near YieiSsburg.
The Cincinnati Commercial says;
at will be observed, from the CORES
pondence on our first page, that two i'm
portant overland expeditions are in mo-
tion. The destinations Of these expedi-
tions we're given by our correspondent,
but through overcautiousness, perhaps,
we decline, for the present to publish the
Information. Il Will not be imprudent,
we presume, to say that our knowledge OF
the course the expeditions have taken, and
the objects in view, leads us to expect, in
the course Of few days, developments
thot viii interest the country, though we
do not see reason TO anticipate the imme-
diate fail Of Vieksburg. The attempt e
take the rebel Fort Pemberton, which
blocks the progress of the Yazoo Pass ex-
pedition, has not been abandoned, asis The
popular impression
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

For THE 107TH.-Msjor Arnold, of the
10Th Ohio Infantry, who has been home on
a furlOugh for few days past, will leave for
his regiment on Thursday of next week.
Letters for the regiment may be left at the
LRApKR Counting Room.
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FOR SALE.
10 acres East Clev land Village good house and
barn and variety OF fruit $3.50, One-halt IN
hand, bala7ce on time.
A new Brick House and Barn y petroft-St lot I25y
32l, well improved, fruil, 6c S3,'CO; sou cash,
balance on or years time.
sisn, 5000 and s2OOO, One-third down, balance
time.
II story Uottage 10 rooms on scoviIlSt. Lot s9xl62
in good order. $1,000.
2 story frame House, % rooms on Perry-St Lot 4nx
80; $500. Exchange for a farm and come money.
? HOUSES and Lots on ase.Ay, between scovill and
l1k story Cottage, iooms on Ohio st. Lot p feet
Small = story House. lot sax 20 on ScoviII St, east
II, use AID Lot on Hamilton-S ST. house 2 stories. 8
rooms; lot 33x %. $500.
acres. n Wilson ~. between Eu;lid and Superb
50 acres mic 'y improved Lsn, all kinds Of fruit, u
story Brick h"u'e, Barn, sc, in Brecksville, 81
900. VIII exchange for 10 ! acres near the ty,
GOyd House and acres in Rerta. sIsO0
Brick and one Frams House on OhiO-st.
Horse AMI Lot on tOlumbus-St., West Side. SllOO
few shares Lake Shore Railroad Stock tor 3 ls.
20 acres good grsps land ~ miles from Sandusky.
50 acre. GOOD timbered land well located in Wood 20
half mile from saw aud Rrist mill
Also 40 acres In Porer Co ind, will exchange for
hon Q and lot in Ctty, or small farm.
Goo Brick aouse and p acre choice land in Cola
meT on Euclid road s6,030, CT will teli ths house
and acres iOr s3,6UO.
KinsmaD st.. near forest. gooi two-story frame
hue loroom, large lot, With lruit AID shrub
Brick house and lot in Fareort, house rooms,
Pleasantly loca ed, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with s2UU cash
HOuss and lot on ScOvilI. st, :, 100
rooms, 81. 100.
mursOn-st-Largs two story HOuse aud Lot with
la &c Brick Houss in good style with water and gas
and lot 5Oxlj0 ieet' Kinsman near Erie st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

FLAG PREsENTAT1oE.-The Ladies' Sol
diers' Aid Society have purchased Nation
al Flag for the United States Hospital, a.
Camp Cleveland. Professor Humiston has
kindly consented to present the said flag on
Monday next, April 18th, at three O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

MORE REBEL PRIsoEERs.-Six hundred
and fifty rebel prisoners left LOganspOrt, In
diana, at half past eight o'clock this morn
ing, on their way to Fortress Monroe to be
exchanged. They win arrive here in about
the middle of the night. They occupy sew
ausean-cprv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

By the Author Of Fair Inez,'' 1.-THE Prince OF
Wales, " The Ghost Hunters" &C., Sc.
CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,I
Butt eFa8 all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 50 deceive;
So Isaid, Nov Dir. Landlord,
You, Sir; too, shall have your day.
As peeped 10 at the window
And saw him receive bis pay.
lie his pay had all collected
Quickly GAN aboard - / shouted,
And made AL the people run;
Out they rushed, all mad as blazes,
SWOre the landlord was a cheat,
AND with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man Whe was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his person he had spilled
The cOnteutsO his hat.
SOU army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
would blush 70 hear the curses
That proceeded rom his mouth.
He swore on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound 10 have my life,
Ohe seized from OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife IN hand to and me,
he looked madly through the car,
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying scgar.
When he saw he could not hud me,
After looking through the train,
Into the dining room be ran,
And TOOK my seat again
In the ears, which started Oh then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
Ut the depot me to ind.
lTO BE CONTINUED.
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fail and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasaes anything in the State. AZ
1 buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, StOrr's AutOmaton Pressman, and
StrOns's Patent Army Bed-rrunk
DH-COrner Superior and Union-Sts.
- Look ont tor the GIANTS
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DARING ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-This
morning, about half past 8 o'clock, as J. F.
Irish, one of the employees in this Office, was
returning home from his labor, he was fred
upon by some concealed person, just above
the Columbus street bridge, but fortunately
missing the mark. Mr.. I. does not know
that he has single enemy in the city who
would be guilty of so direful and malicious an
AT
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A correspondent Of the New York E1-
press, with the army Of General Hooker,
says that the men are as fat as pigs,
from the way they have been FED this win
ter" II the weather continues favorable,
the army will move in the course Of q
week.
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BY order Of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adj. Gen.


TEs ssouable OrsapizaliOss ia. IndiaHa--
Further Disc8Y erieH--sath Of Second De-
gree.
The Cincinnati Gazette has received
from frst-class authority a copy of the
ID degree Of the K. G. C's which reads as
follows:
Do you believe this 10 be the Word of
God2 Hand on the Bible.)
Do you believe that the present war now
being waged against rs to be uneOustitu-
tional?
Then receive the obligation.
I.---, do solemnly swear, in
The presence Of Almighty God, that I will
support the Constitution Of the United
States, and the State in which l reside
and keep it holy and unraEeled.
further promise and swear that I viii
20 to the aid of all good and loyal Demo-
Gratis, and oppose the cOnfscation Of their
property, either North OF South, and I fur
| ther promise and swear that I will suffer
my body severed in four parts-One part
east out of the east gate, one part at the
west gate, one part at the north gate, and
enc port at the south gate--befOre I will
/ nuAEE AlE pl4hAANEg bINl uNNAANL - N-A
| forafathers blotted out or trsmpled under
foot forever.
| I further promise and swear that will
/ 20 10 the aid, from the lst TO the 4th signal
Of all loyal Democrats, North OF South
| further promise and swear that vii
not reveal any Of the secrets signs, pass
words or grips to. any one not legally au
fhorized by this order, binding myself un
der no less penalty than having my bowel
torn out and cast TO the four winds o
heaven, so help me God.
| I promise and swear that will do 81
in my power 10 bring all loyal Democrat
in this Circle Of Hosts.
| 1 further promise and swear that vii
do all in my power against the presen
Yankee Abolition Disunion Administra
ton, so help me God.
The Order voted to have State COnven
ton of Lodges, and wished to have it Apr
28d, the day proposed for the Democratic
State Convention. The prudent men {
the party learned this and postponed th
Convention until the latter part of May.
The signs of the Order include " battl
signals" to protect the members in battl
or befriend them If captured.
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+ MATTERS.
~ Local Items on this page are from
Saturday Evenings Edition.

PERsoNAI.-Captain G. Judson, Of the
schooner S. h. Kimball, left this morning on
the cars for Buffalo, intending to bring bis
vessel to this port Immediately.
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REAL ESTATE.
Ohm @. JEN NINGS.
- tsuccessor TO Rouse Jenn'ngs,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 211 superior-st.

IssJ-Wil buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Bent aud oilect Rents &c.
No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually Made
n Als1 issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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Great Haul Of COntrnband Traders.
For some time past there has been q
great deal of oontraband trade going on
at some Of the Ohio river ports, principally
at Evansville, Indiana. These gentry, who
have been thus successfully engaged in
smuggling, have at length beeu brought
up with a round turn by the United States
Marshal and the District Attorney, who
arrived at Evansville on Monday night
last On Wednesday the following per-
sons were arrested:
Leopold Lowenthal, of L. L. & Co, whole
sale ready-made clothing and furnishing
goods; D. c. Keller, of Keller 6 White,
wholesale druggists; Cyprian Preston, Of
Krouss & Preston, wholesale dry goods
George Weller, Lutte B. Smith, and James
Rogers.
The above were all released upon giving
$1,000 bonds for their appearance at the
United States District Court on the 9th of
May next. The stock Of the first on the
above list is valued at $4,000 to $4,000,
and will certainly be cOnfscated, the evil
denee in the case being very strong.
Another band of smugglers has been
broken up at Henderson, Indiana, where g
large lot OF cOntraband goods, together
with Confederate money, was found Itis
thought that the oOntraband trade is now
pretty efectually broken up.
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LAUEoH.-A new schooner, the SD1llOlg,
was launched at the ship yard of Campbell &
oven, Detroit, on Tuesday last. The Adver-
tiser & Tribune says of her:
" The Swallow was built for aud purchased
- II. N. Strong, ard is designed for the
grain trade between Buffalo and Chicago.
She is a fore and aft vessel, and Ofbeautiful
model and proportions. She measures in
length of keel, 1872 feet; over all, IA feet !;
breadth Of beam, 26 feet and three inches
Her tonnage is rated at 400 tons, and it Is
computed that she will carry 10000 bushels
Of grain She is substantially built, and does
great credit to the firm who have constructed
her. She is valued at S22, 600. She is to be
commanded, we believe, by Captain George
Shey, formerly Of the John White.''
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ACCIDENT AND MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-A
man named Birdsall, formerly in the employ
Of J. H. q A. S. GOrham, met with an acci-
dent on the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-
natl Read, near Grafton, yesterday evening.
He came in from Grafton on C. Burgess
freight train. While walking from the front
to the rear Of the train, BirdsaIl fell between
the cars, the train being in motion. As he
struck the track he bounded up and the
brake hitting him knocked him clear of the
wheels, so that he was uninjured, save by the
fall. Such an escape has hardly ever occur
red in the history Of raiIroading.
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r,p,rs .Nn nrr 1nrs


81 acres CuyahOgI river, miles from city Is acres
good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick hOuse
and mall bara, $50 Will exchange in part for city
property.
Is acres shoce r EN- land, adjoining Gallup's
Ty, choice fruit, new frame house, S4,50O.
l3 srres on hiasman-st and Wilson's Avenue, larso
two-stary brick house, = rooms, good truit.
l4l acres miles from CITY, COED land, no buildings
S2O par acre
acres oa Wilson Avenue, near Kinsman-st IS 900
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sHdeII Sees No Hope for the RebeIs---He
Advises Them TO Give Up

SIidelI Sees No Hope for the Rebels---He
Advises Them 10 Give Up
A Washington dispatch to the New
York Evening Post says that it is now
known, on the very best authority, that
John slidell, the Confederate emissary at
Paris, has written to his government that
the cause Of the Confederacy is utterly
without prospect Of success.
He says that neither in France or Eng
land win the new nation be recognized,
nor will any measures Of Intervention be
adopted Both governments may for a
time play with the subject, 10 please the
tastes Of the aristoeratie classes, but nei-
ther Of them is strong enough to take de-
cided step in the face Of public opinion.
II is understood that he has consequent
ly advised his government to make the
best terms it can for q return to the Union.
Without foreign aid the struggle is only 8
prolongaion Of misery and ruin.
slidell does not say SO, but it is vel
known from other sources, that the strong
feeling in favor Of the South created b.
the emancipation decree has compelled thu
ministers to refrain from all acts of hos
tility toward the free States.
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TO Lat.
Oottags on Ontario St., north OF the Presbyterian
Church. $3.50.
HOuse 80. W Park Row, $3.50.
Two Rooms jOx5l, 81 aud 4th stcr iu COthieT's
Block, Supe iOr-st., utar Z. Il crossing.
A very Jod Brick House, 30. l57 Kin snan-st.
No l62 senaca-st., Grocery and feed store, good
stand.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ CIACIHNATI Rail DAD.


i562- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1851, Pau.sp.
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as iollOWB:
lst TTatn-7:30 A. N.-St0pping at Bsrea, Grafton
Yelling Ton, New London, Salem, Shelby
Crcstline, Gallon, Oardington, ASHLEY, Dell
ware, Lewis Center and NCrthingf0h, ar
irving at Columbus 100 P. n; Cincinnati
go P. NJ Indianapolis $50 ?. n; Sc. LoRil
Al M Louisville II. n; Fort WaVna
s.s5 ?. NJ chicago via Orsstline iiss0 ?. 4.
% Trin-6:s5 P. M.StOpping all stations north q
Gallon, and at Giiead, CardiR gton and Del
aware; arriving at Columbus l2:30 A. n
Cincinnati 6:20 A. H.; Indianapolis 7:35 A. H.,
Fort Wayne S,i5 A. H Chicago via CREST
line lO.0O A. n.
Trains leave Oolumbusior cleveland 400 A. n. and
Is P n; AID arrive IN Cleveland hom Columbus q
SD A. n and 7:3U P. n.
CONNECTIONS.
shelby-s4ndusky, nansneld N0Wark Railroad, iol
Mansfield Mt. Vernon, Newark, Eanel-
OrostlIns- -Pit;sb1rgb, Fort Wayne a Chicago Ran
road, forest, Upper sandusky, Delphoa, La
ma Fort Wayne Laporte, Chicago 80.
vest and Easfior Mansasld, Wooster, Ma
aillOn, &c.
Grafton AMI Belleonthg Railroad Line, for Marion,
BelieiOntaine, Sidney, uuion, Muncis, IN
dianapOlis, Terre Haute, Finoennes, EVang.
V1llei Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DelsE Ears-pllth oprlnglsld branch for Springfield.
Oolumbus-Little Miami Columbus and Xenf
Railroad for 4euia, Dayton, Indianapolis
IeIre Haute, St. LCuis, MorroW, LoVsland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio z Tfa
1issippi RGilroad at Cincinnati for LouigTflle
Evansville, Cairoi ST. Louis, and all pointl
mbns-Oentral OHIO Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqus
Indiana Railroad for Pique, Urbaua, &c.
~ for Tickets 70 al points and Information ap.
ply ct the Passenger station. and st Union EjcEot
T. g. FLINT, superfntendent.
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ Rail- OAD
wINTER ARRANeEMENF.

81 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsss
To take eject on Monday, November 18th, lssa-
follows
800 A. n. MAIL-Arrives ct New York lO:s5 A. H.
Philadelphia ] 80 A. HI Baltimore 10 Al.
Pittsburgh 4:l0 r. H.; Wheeling 6:l0 p n. y.
Philadelphia $40 P. =.
60 n. E2PRESS-Arrivesa At New Terk soc ?. r.
Philadelphia l;30 ?. n; Baltimore 20 p ~,
Pittsburgh n:00 P. n Wheeling ga A. \.
Both Trains connect at hudson for Akron and MI
lorsburgh.
via Allentown without change.
- fare rs low as BY any other line.
M Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Oihce, Medden House, 81 the DEPOT 81 the
Euclid Street Station.
?. K. MYERS. g. I. AGENT noTis
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OIEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. B
@ %


ls6s. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. "a
On and after Mouday, February ID lSd3, Trains WI
run daily, a. iolloEsl Sundays excepted,l
7:35 A. H. CHICAGO EXPREss-stops At an statfoas
on Southern Diviaionf except Washing gton, and
4 as,f la.a.
p
$50 P n. NORTHERN MAIL-stops at al stations
on Northern Division. and arrives e. BandulkT
at 9.03 ?. n.
SIS P. n TELEGRAPH ExPREss-stopsst st all sia-
H0ns on Southern Division, except Townsend,
Wa8hinf Ion and Clay. Arrives in TOlsdo a.
1i.50 r z Chicago at l9.0OA. X.
CONN BUTTONS.
Connections are made st moEroovilis with the san.
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Il. B., at Clyde Eith tho
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati 4. b. g FIemont
with Fremont e Indiana h e., and at Toledo with
the Michigan Southern q N0rtbarn Indiana and To-
ledo sbash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, jack
son. Fort Wayne, L0ganspOrt, Lafayette Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and I'll points West hOrthEe8i and
Southwest
Trains arrive ia Cleveland from Tolsdo and ths
West al $40 A. d., and In ?. 4. from sandnsky
E15 A. n. L.. ID. kUCkEh, Sup't.
Cleveland Feb 2i. ls63
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RAILR0Al9.
CLEVELAND & ERIE RI


2s5 A. H.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stouuiuR e
Girards COnneaut, Ashtabula and PaflGgIills
only, sld arrives at Cleveland - SIS A.
900 l. M---MAlL AND ACCOMMODATION TlAIN
-stopping At all stations and arrivusat Olsyo-
land At l0s05 Ak
rs ?. H--DAf EAPkESS TBAIN-Stoppi1F Ct e.
rard, Springfield, Oonueauf, Kfn75TIfH, 4, h6k.
tabula1 Madison, PainesEille and Wfilotrh-
By only and arrives in Cleveland at s:l6 p r.
~ Second Olaas Cars are run on all through
Al the trains going Westward o0nRest At OlsEaland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbia Oincfn-
natl indianapolis, st. Louiss &C. and All through
trains going Eastward connect AZ DunkiEk with Tie
trains Of the N Y. 4 Il Railroad, and at Buffalo VIII
those Of the New York Central and BufalO 3 H31
YORK City Railroads for New YORK, Albany, Bostoa,
NiagaTa falls &C., and at Erie with trains On ~
Philad5lp pbia and Erie Railroad.
- Day Express, last and West, connects ct Girard
with Iraid8 on b ie and Pittsburgh Railroad 70
LinesTilles MeadTille. jamestown, &c.
b. NOTTINGHAM, ErDAt
Olsveland, November I'm. lssa.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

b the Author Of "Fair Inez,'' "The Prince OF
Wales" % The Ghost Hunters, % &C., Sc.
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Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate
FLOUR R&FEED.

ELOURI FLOURl FLOUR
1000 bbls standard brands Of Ohio and Indiana
Red and White Wheat Flour. shippers, Bakers and
DtaeTs call AID examine. -
CANNON FREEMAN,
nnri0 Commission Merchants, River-st.
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HARD w Ar T..

The undersigned beg leave
60 call the attention Of the
public and the Or AIDE i'm D'ar.
eicular to their comp 1ete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF 4 HEAVY HARROW ARE,
coumprisimge Everything suft'
ed to I he Jobbimg Trade OF
the West.
Having unequaled las III.
ties for purchasing II ON
Mammfac turers direct. We
shaDl keep our stock CON.
slamlly up 10 the require.
me nts Of the country, and
offer Goods al
Il o "" IL II II II &c -E 4
and better &c rms than any
other House i'm the Trade.
An early call IL respect
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prom pit attention.
NV Err & WALSH,
NO. ? LESLlEsS BLOCK, FRONT 81
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The advertiser, MUSICIAN If thirty years ex-
perience, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, is desiroue Of imparting his experience
BY diffusng information invaluable to suffering
huns nity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do for all. He will
send Prescription, With full directions for use,
adapted to each particular e,and will surely sf-
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STAN required for postage. Address.
II. LOWE, M. ~. Box 5079, New York City.
ILL., WEI LIS Agent. DavenpLr..
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A.NIHooD
AND faD
VIgO1. OF yOolth Rest0 red
Z your v RHKs. n
DIR. RlCORD.s ESSENCE OF LIFki

DIR. RECORDS ESStNCE OF LIFk
Dr.. Ricord of I'aris) after years Of esrnsst So
!icitstion has 1t ength acceded to tho urgent re-
epcnt in New Tor for the sale Of his valued and
highly priced Els sence Of Life. This wonderful
agent will restore Manhood to tho most shattered
constitutions. VII ether arising from excuses, the
effects Of climate, Of natIi - causes. The time
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weeks and il sed according to printed IL struc-
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This life.restorir,g remedy should be takev y III
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Or. Kicord' Is. ence Of Lifeis sold in sas- with
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RoxBURY, MASS
To allude to instruments which bear the name Of
S ID h H W Smith, would be useless. They nave
stool the the test for , ears: and when we say
that they always reflect upon the reputation of
Roston men, We awerd high praise. In quality
Of tone and finish, they justly claim the first
rank and, having 70 much at stake, their name
on American Organs may be considered good
endorsement of any. Respectfully,
PROF l. q A SECHH.
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BLACK sroNR, Mass.
GENTLEMEN Tho three American Organs
purchased Of you for tho use Of our churches,
here, in Uxbridee, and in Mulbury, have been in
use one year. It gives me much pleasure to say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction remain yours,
L j SHERIDAN, PASTOR.
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Third Edition, 5Oth Thousand.
ATHooD.

A TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
n involuntary Emissionr, Mental and rh y.ica
lncapacty. Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm.
psdiments to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Self
aouse. Sexual Diseases, &c., DC.
BY R0Br. b. BELL. v. D., Member Of the Royal
@ l;egs Of Surgeons, London. 70 pages. Price cts
This Book should be read BY every one, and
particularly by those arriving 1t Mani God. II
contains mpor ant advice to all and the means Of
cure to the afflicted 10 plainly set forth. Il has
ssared Nonsv"ds rom a LIFE Of lfisery.
Sent under . sealed envelope, By mai, on 70.
eeipt Of tho money or postage stamps, by
J. BRYAN. N. D.. Cedar-St., New York.
~. !. WELLS, Ascent, Davenport.
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