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A Buchanan Colleetor en- TrlnlfOr suind.


A Buchanan Collector en- TrinIfOr sWind.
8 ling. 5-u 1-5Eg-
The Detroit Tribune says that Michael
Shoemaker e1-Collector Of the port Of Ds-
rIoir, is on trial in tnat city for sRindliDg
the government He WAS appointed by
President uchansn. Charges were made
against him, and . special agent Of the
treasury department vas sent on from
Washington to inVestiE'te the Items
The government agent cane on, the affair
vas Investigated, and Shoemaker Vas
iurned out Of ofiSs Several criminal 40
nobp were commenced agsinst him and
indictments preferred, hut the grand jury
threw out the bills. In Fsbrua ary, 1862,
(ssys the Tribune), the United States Dis
trlct Attorney commencei i've vilsuiis
4gainst Shoemaker, one Of which is now
pending, and four others have been consol.
idsted In The present suit iris claimed
that $4,000 is due the government on
moneys hsd and reserved BY the Collector,
aud not accounted for CT paid over to the
United States. --'-
The fret witness called for the plAin-
tiff vas Mr.. Dodge, tse Deputy Collector
uuoer ouOcWAAcIt he Hoo aoA AAuln0u 81
some length, testifyiDg in regard T. the
business Of the Office, the ices received on
free entries, dutisble entries, permits to
lani go ds, entries of vessels, eto The
counsel for the defense, Mr.. Lsthrop, de-
MED thst the Cove Bment had sDy right
to collect Of the defendant received By Mr.,
Shoemaker. A discussion d upon points Of
law ensued, and authorities were consult.
ed extensively. Mr.. LOthrop oontended
that II the Collector Collected money for
WN'ch ID rrwuS nn warrant by law fer
lie collection, the United States was not
slla4sa 20 r,s.Ivs it He thought il could
not be maintained that this was money
had and received Of the government, as
the PLAINTIFF assert that it wss collected
Illegally, end the government had no right
toyseeive illegal fees. g
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-. F.,7ai1i5F A ~ FuGilivoIsiays Law

The ReIG1fbE aIhe1 ( uGiGiVo1SiaTs Law
This i5fsfous1csF Is now wiped from
oar statue bOoE9Y snd4n Fsfesling il Con-
grsss has performed as sst ig oonPSris n
with which, a. fa5As moral effect and -na, ag
Hsd jnstfoe 6eheeFned, almost al Of its
sEher deeds 81 ks into insignifeanse. eisot
Tbs painting fasittyes can nov breathe
free SGd sEitAS6t far. No 5ners7White,
two-leeged biOsd hounds can now be
placed on the track Of an unfortunate
slave woman for ths purpose Of delivering
her up 70 karz shivAlrOus (1) and luafql
master, 10 leSEsE can Judge Of 0emmis-
Sioner be legally dbFisedtOodecide in faVor
Of the claimant and against TIE siAVe.-
10 LONGER esu he C6nsdtutisn be viola
ted by resasing. g.a-tIisl By jsry 70 the col
cred man sble Is being deprived Of his
freedom No lsnssr shall ne nAiionai
treasure b I9aandsrsd for The purpose ei
rsturrine human ekstilss to rebel masters
e vas done In the case Of Lacy Whenshe
VA delivered up tolIhEi hosry headed old
traitor. sGoshoFu. zz United States ludgsti
hsrshaiyis gComnissiOners, and Dis
triet 1ior1s5s may now feel thA' b.
thsIra occupation iB7a respectable and
honorable. No longer can God feariDl
men like the "Oberlin RssSuers" bs i'm
prisonsd. EofIpHger can free negroes b
kidnsbPed aHa consigned to- PsrPetuA
bondage under. pretsncs Of bsipg run 3
way slaves ~ y1sa --a7 a7s- 81
Oar Government has removed the fen
spot FROM is ssOutchson, and We can now
as 9 psePlsa l0okzdOwn with feeling o
suprems o5ntemps at The hypooEitiesl 81
fsrtsos despOic Europe to PsiRt the fAgei
Of soOrh 81 or free Institutions, r.
An honor 10 the Thirty eighth Congress
f,r performing this righteous deed o-
Il eiVesaaSo oPleGSuta to zlstste that IN
honor a shaecfsdfs Of OrigiDsIlsg the bill Z
rssesI dis internal lsw,gbelOrg to oui
worthy representative, Iadgs sPslding
BE introduced it st Ibs-Conmepoemsnt 2
the sessi9s, ssd 7by Perais'sply sd7Ooa
ting iAs ,adoptiOn. succeeded haaliy ge'tln
IL passed By b6th Houses Of Congress. +
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Angler HOUSE
TIL Friday, July 1st,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
AID AL DIsEAsEs or TEE
EAR. THROAT AND AIR PAssAGE Es


From the Home Journal. Juno 4. 1861
In every business or profession, indeed in ev-
cry department of science or skill, there Is al-
ways some acknowledged head-some one who
stands OUT In bold relief among his fellows, as q
sort of leader in the study and treatment o
deafness and catarrh. ss special diseases. Dr.
E. B. LIGHTHILL, Of this City, occupies just
the position above described. De has devoted
years Of labor 20 this speciality and Is now reap
ing the reward Of his Industry The edi orGl
columns ofthe Tribune, Of late date, bear wit
ness to the doctors success in this department
Of meIicine. We qaote the paragraph
"CUsE OF A DEAF MUTE--LOuis LoeweiD-
stein, q lad Il years Of age, born in Germsay,
came 70 this city when he was about two years
old. Soon after his arrival here he wa1 taken
sick and lost his hearing. By degrees be became
first deaf and then dumb. For arly ten years
he was mute unable to hear the losdest voice,
or 10 art culate 8 word Abou. one year
ago be was plHced by hls parents IN
the hands Of DR- LIGHTHILLs who has 40 Ear
succeeded IN restoring TO him his lost po- eTs Of
hearing and utterance thst he can converse With
tho e who sYeak to him distinctly and deliber-
ately. during the past four or Ave months he
has been under thetuition OF Mr.. Bsnnecke, and
has made con siderable progress in reading and
arithemetie.H 20
Having been supplied with the lads address
wefurther investigated the matter, and disoov-
cred that, previous 70 calling on DR.. Lighthin'
the youths case vas considered hopeless, and
he vss for two years an inmate ofthe Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev John Mott, D. D., Pro
fessOF in Union College, Schenectady, in a Puo-
lished letter. tenders his gratitude to DIT. Light
hill, for treating successfully his esse Of deaf
ness. Rev. Fred. g. Jewell, Professor Of the
State Normal School at Albany, also testihes TO
having been cured of catarrh. DR.. Lighthlll
possesses other written testimonials and tn
butes to his talent from some OF our wealthiest
and most prominent anu respected oitisens,
which may be seen on application. 1t would be
difficult TO speak in any but terms Of praise Of
bis treatment, in the face OF these many proofs
and facts testifyine to his success.
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oLp ApR's LAsT JoKE.

Yesterday about one O'clOck a long.
gaunt, Dony man, with queer admixiure
Of the eOmiosl and doleful In his counte
nance that reminded one Of professional
undertaken cracking . dry JOKE, under
took t re ch the General. tent by soramb-
ling through q dedgeroW and coming in
the bsek way alone. he was stopped By
ohe of the POSTERS, snd told TO "ksep out
Of here" Tue indiviiusl in blaek replied
tAsthe thought General Grant would eItVw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

uvesd lo ss1Fsa't cat SO aOYotss. '-s7s
vsE 9Eg OIe1elaud BsadsF makes the pre-
RSi6r that Geaerat RrsmOnt Will not re
ssacSasd 6O09 1otssJ In Ohio fer President =
This would aive.him about an average Of
four. votes 10 eaea toEnship in the STATE
n tthtuk the Lssder's figures are little
81 ~ bieh. We have made diligent inquiry
s'ilI,st tkiS town Shd county for q Fremont
msu 6tSorE the Uai n lmen4 but as yet
have beeu entirely unsuccessful In our ef
forts. We have not fOuud one.-AShtaHd
a.EEWe stand corrected Wehavs not 30 far
sssn 1 Fremont nsu in this city. We viii
alter our figure 70 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

- aThsod6re Tilton fsfnishss to the Inde-
psudsnt An account n the Interview be
and Mr.. Garrison had with the President.
He ssJs; Is when one o. US mentioned the
v.,grsst enlhasiasm at the Convention, after
-.ussAatpr MOrgan's proposition to amend
esfha Gonslltuiisn abOlishipg aslaEsEy, Dir.
IssEinsolninsiAnfly said, 1T was ] who sugs
ssss6stSdto Mr.. .hAiorgsn that be ahonld PFt
esthaI idea into his opening spssoh.' This
Cd is the very best word As has ssid since the
e. rFoSiEmAtion o. freedom. aH TAe President,
md, and 'hfs party Of supporters staId
',isSs aeW Pied ed to the complete ersdioati9D
Il slavery from The lard and thsy will
-. be held 70 the pledge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

A usrrisd couple recently travelling In
ATaeiaad held the following dia
s lS55eas siay dear, are YO6 quite comfort
Sbiefn- Shat 5oFnsf q gQaie, thank you,
NJ dsar." ':sars there's pisaty Of room
4or year feat" Souiie suFs, love" "And
10 soId. air from ihs window BY your esr?'
60 lie certain, darlIng" Fhen, my dear
81 change pIss's wits YOs.".-.5
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z% READ WH0 SAYS 80: "a

From the EeY. Levi @. Beck. Pastor o. the Baptist
Church, PembsrtOn. New yerEsys lornae.lY ~ sbs
Horth Baptist Churoa. PhiisdelPhiE.
have known Hoonaud's German Bitters IAvorably
Tor q number OF Yoal 5. lhave used th-m in my 0Wn
iauiiy aud have ben so piee-ed with their elect,
that was inc uced 70 recommend them 70 many ytb-
en-, and know that they have operatsd IL ariklns
IL beneneial manner. taEe gteat pleasure IN Lbus
Dubliclg proclaiuiag this fat, calling he aften
lion OF those Af cted with the dlsals- tor which
they are TtoOnlmea aded, 70 these BIttefs, knowing
froTn sxperisnce that my recommendation. VIII pe
sustafned i do this more cheerfuly as HOonanu .
Bitters s Puteudod 70 benefit ths afic1ed, and h nD
---- LEVI @. BEoK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

The World SF ihis morning speaking Of
osnsraI Moclella6 calls ht1na''the finished
boldieF ef TIA day .s'ilReii baid. McClel
Ian faile6Sp anish the war; bat be succeed
q ed IN mAEgel in enlshing himself. Tbs
World f ,rarely 20 hApPy Of 30 truthful
n, y. Pot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

The President At ten. t.ianps Quarters.
The correspondent Of the New York
Herald, gives The following account Of the
Presidents reception by General Grant
and by thecOlored soldiers of the army Of
the Potomac;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

EIOUR-GHuIOE RBANDSOF
Family Flour rum VII 70 wheat; tn'lots and ct
'L1Ee- sisS < tt.s restored Lard in quaati.
lies - suit puFnhGsera E l-llE- -l.#
EEN FhHIrs-laysr srd n RAisins. Hanta
Ourr kutB, Frerch and furkish Prunea, Hfss Ell,
at .r . 6E-. d BSUKtA
fUpsga 0ssYsFiaTt, %, Pet Vess,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

Dr.. JaeksoR-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Btrers my family fredusutly, prepared V sa5
that IL has besD VI great believe that 10
most easel Of general dsDtF OF the system II "a
Hafsst and most valuable reedY Of which have anI
knowledge. loUrBy respectfully
e--- J. II. TURNER, 716 n. l9th-St.
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Flynn ReT. J. Newton Brown, D. L.s EditoE o. zoe
EneyciopediA Of tslis1eus knoUlSdEo and CnriS-

Eneyoiopedla Of Sslisieus knoUlSdE0 and Chrt'
Eian Chronicle. Philsd5iphia-
aIInOeEn aOt dIsgssss % .ssUr or recommend tnt
6nt Medicines 70 gene. Al, theOuen olsumt " sleu
iaqrs9.Isnts and sGecta vet know OF no sunieien,
FessOng Why ulh ma not testify 70 the Denecta o.
believes himself 70 have reoeiEed nom enl nmpk
he cement 0i o6hersf ~
7 DO this the more rsadly IN regard 20 hoonano
German Bttters, prepared Oy Dr. Y. a. yaoAsOhi %
Ehis city because wa prsiudtoed against them OF
nan years, under the imp ess10n that they Wett
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indoDJeo % ID
friend Robert Shoemaker. Eos, or he removed tbt
prsudice by proper tests and for encouragement 70
try them when sunering from great and lone oontiD
uod debility rne Of three sottiea Of theee blt
gsrs, the beg1uning Of the present year, va %
lowed By evident rsiei and resteratlon 70 degrseo
Dodily aud mental Vigor which aad not ist tor 80
month"; BEFORE and hsd almOst despared Of regainiua
therefore thak God and my rt9nd lor az n
% ms uss Of thsn, }. HGH TON bEOWn
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az Al catrags Of the most diabOlical char
,s7sstsr was Psrpelrsisd g few days ego up
81 On soldiers widow IN New York. Dress
ia ii deep mourning, eud, as any observer
might see, in considerable distress, she
va, dragged By two men, 8 policeman and
ths eondastor Of 8 car, ont Of the eight
avenue cars into The street, and there
lsfts she-Fas clean, orderly, in every way
decent, Bnt she was blaSk-that was her
" offsnss. She Has the wife, but Low the
szWiao1 eFsA9gesnt william Anderson, Of
company f., RSth United States oOlOrsd
s. tsFSS6ps, 3 nan who had given his life fer
hose Who showed that were unworthy to
have country. Bat this is the teaching
Of eoppsrhssdigm. 4 ~. s--l.--
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I 1I.EYkLANta yXs{LlHMBUS Y {
EWk1
sUNlIER ARRAAGHNlNT.

,ssG. SUMNER ARRAAGAn-AAE- lssA
a, ssa arssf Mondsy, May Ism. IsSl, Rasans,s
rrsins Wil Leave Ulsgslana. e fooNa' enndays q.
osptsd0: af-a 1f.a 81. Ia nlr
aar FFala 8 IS A M.--O4A 4AOAnAAIl A4t1.
stI5DDtus =. sraitOn, WelltnEsont New handcns
ehslby, NIe5i Inc. Gallon ellsad, aroleltons
Aanlsy, DslAvare, LsWta Center ana v HoftAinlA
"A 4T1aia-1.35 m.-AcooMMoDAFIeA.
= srors Al ~ stations, aad azriFe8 n Oolumhu1
De-. n 60 D "a i, ,Utncinnhri 3s5Q q N.
I'd Frsin-TseO p. M.-h19AAI ~ n4P k..5S-stsl.
dou Shelby, Grestlines Gallon dlaaas 0aratnGH
kou and Delaware.
4S,grs IsSgo Oolumbul et re and leD = n, lep1.
STTiTs st OlsyslAld $40 . ~ - and 30 > n
OOHHEOTIOHG
FsaIbF-eanduaky, MAnGeeld nsEaeL he,llFeeeas9
A-'-St nanGhsld, ht. vernon. hoElrEs Aansa
Wa pte,sSar-u. sTs Tors Wsyns 0icAgo Rnl
road FoTelt, UpDer HandulkTs palpnoss ~
~, FOrt Wayne, LaPorte Ohic49os -
Wsct, and EaItior mAnsnssd' aoosieE'--nS
81 Siq'ni 'Ii,sssoD,n. ss; ..,irosa Lins, rOr MARION
BslIef0ntains, Sidney, unions 41ng,ss u
dISnspOlig Tsrrs Hsnts, Ninoonne9l Egaa1-
Vile Louisville, Cairo St. Lout1, 90.
O,1ewaPe-With Sering gneld orancn lar cplL1 84-tls
11nbns-Iistls Miami ColumDust arc AeniA
Iaiirosd tor xenis, Dayton ndlAnaponll
Te4fe H6rts, et. Louis Aolro-s t.ots X - &c
snd Oinoln natl, and WIN Ne olle = 1Sla ..l
hisrippi RailroAdF 1Clcolnl1sllof Aoally!l1s
.s--,brs-C-,-sSal Ohio Railroad Ior . sHAT .e1o.
gS4-l11e M \, ,ne-SIuF, 40; Columbus, Riqna
Isaiana RaIlrsaG cor RtqunY 0roanal =
~ Tor 1ioksz % AZ le.nis ~ - - n,ios Tiei-s5
oAOs. lS su'sfio' H.a ELmF.
Cleveland, May a, 1854 saSs-isfsnssn-
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From shs Esz. JOssph a KsnnAEd Pastor Of ths ION

Or. yaokson--Desr Sir; have been frequently Ee
ariestf 10 cur n-ct aiy name with datton8o
disrsnt kinds Of medefuss, bgt rsss-ting the p-ao
lice a. otmy Appropriate sphere have n al ca
81 deciinsd but win q clear proof In various IN
stances, and particularly II my family o. the uDefui
less OF DR.. HoOfa fauds Germsn Bitterst depart iol
once from my usual course 10 Xpress my tuil Coz
vlction LnaL, e nsrAl deOiity OF ths system
especially for Liver Complaint It Is a and VAR
bic prsparA lon. IN caHes IL may tal but Usu
slIY doubt not, it viii be yvTJ beneficial 70 pEOs
WhOsudar from the above esuse.
Youra, very respectfully, }. II. kEkhAED,
SIN, below OOates-St., Philsdel Phis
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DR.. U. N Jackson-Dear Sir: feel It q pleasure
thus, my own accord, TO bear testimony 70 the
celienoe o the German bltteIs. somo years since
being much Af1ieted with Dyspepsia, used them
With very beneficial results 1 have often recon.
mended them T. persons oniesbleu By that tormeEt
ing diseass and base heard IRON them mosf nat.
lering testimonials to .neir great value. IN
Of general debility believe II 70 be ionic that eao
not be surpassed. J. n. LYONS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

From the Rev. J. n Lyons, formerly Pastor OF thu
votumbus (H. - and 1ilestoSn (Pa-j BaStisi
fInUrr rhaa
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Wni rsnsls

CLEVELAND
Monday, June 27th, and be at the ANGLER
HeeAE Ill Fridsy sIeaiHS, Jaly lst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

From Rsv Warren Randolph. Pastor Of tho Baptisi
church, Germantown. Pa
Dr. v a JaakuOn-7Oear Sir Personal experience
enable mo 70 ssy that regard she German Bitter
prepared by you as most excellent medicine. iu
cases cold ana general debility nave been
greatly benefited by the Of the btters aud doubi
not the 2 Will rroduoe similar effects on 0shera
Your, tray, RABREH RANDObPHS
Germantown, Pa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

Fro7n Rev J. H. Turner, Pastor of Heddinz Motho-
dist EpisoOpal church, PhiisdsiphiA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27
IRON mn e iE BY Eas@.. winter Pastor q E010OE

ouRh Baptist Church
Dr.Jaekson-Desr Sir I: I feel Il duz TO your sxesi
lent preparation HOohAnd's German Bittsrs, 90 Aao
ny testimony % the deserved reputation if hAa Oh
tatned nave lOT years 81 times, been tr0nble0
with great disOr6er IL ny head AID nervous systs D.
uan Bits~rss did 80 snd have e1psriaaesd greai
and uneIpectad relief my health has Oesa YeTy ma
teriallY Dehshttsd. oontdently recommend ths
Article Woers meet with case similar 70 nny,oHE
Gnd have been assured By many OF Weir good enecta
HespcotfuLlyi yours .f Mak1ER, ~
RI Hsrf ra.-- Roxborouah. r.
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CThoss treble dyed miscIesnisFAe hurry
sron Germany ana. .lr,lsnd to ciutch the
blood money Of Stanton, and hlIe tnem
a,lves ont for meieensfy, murdefefs In 3
foreign ouarrei, sre The proper food for
poSief, ana will 6H g PIT ss well as better
. men PtFbGpeIbs instinsts of nAnkfno
tale this neEhed-Of getting rid Of the dung
and dross efv he, human rGee-the eoum
aud sediment, thesrSlh and grouts Of the
world" .------.-
Whsn Il l. renembfed that Enelsnd
Wus De 6lst nAtianl to .snploy "thOss
treble dyed giseFsRntsiP the HsHslHnf'
aEsisst us during the Resolution, and
sabssqus6tly anlist a, thousands Of Ger
man mercensries during the Crimean war,
aad sisss during The EsPoleOOic war;, sub
cS;dissa All the one.horse poHers or. thh
-s--SrtsvnI % nEnt sgsfnse the Freneh, II
c.mss viii remarkably poor
srso, FOR John Bull to set up such pitt
fol pssksnifsrsn whine about Germans
tecningsOEsr to this country TO take part
In Cur struggle z-asc-e.a1-- --..
John undoubtedly has forgotten the
Gays when be employed The Indians to
aebt az, and paid thsisua Of one pound
fsr every scalp taken from cur IevOlu =
Honsry forsiafhsrs. what consistent
specimen Of an Old P6afisee, is Johnny
Rail
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BuR

Is the Rest Tonic in the World
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-
l.a5AH.-EIaHf EXRhaSe tkA.1.s6-sst - ~ -
afrArd, AshtobuiA ALa rA.ns, siiis ollS' ~ -
ana g-nAIls AND DA99oAAyDALAO1L L1+A1s 9+s
-StoprinE :. sli stAsiSns and Arr1Tsa = NlotS
lad at $40 4. Mss -. -. "A -
,Nss =. W-rOLcLSU z-AHR E59-stoPpinsa ~ ~ ~
eion. except SEAnvillst say1rooks gMosa.l.sf gs u
PsTry 8sntsr and HickitEss ana Arrif@ -
QlsVsian6 - lseox. n 60. =. "a.
s.toP DAY ELFk4S5 tHAAA AA-ss2 4 i.sfIs- ~
snlT, and arTiVsl in OlsssaAEd 81 - -
~ ssosaA OAs uaES are TaA On Al tAf'-S-
1ra.ls; otnE westward oSaaest at OleEelsng
-ith trsins fo- Tolslo, odtesg1 Oossm "A ,SrsV1s
ssti IudiznApli5. %. AOolsl As-l l,I-,-S -itb a.
,i5.I tss ~ T. 4 R4ilE5Ae, sd q 4,s,.o z sa
;aOss o. The He7s York gentys -A1 iISa1 Bo.fon.
siassrS gsls, 20, and a Erie win lainS % -
Fnilaaslphfs and nrls bairssso.. -,,.,t.at dirnr1
"a Trsias On Eris and Pitssourgn kalnoea -
LinssVls, Hsaavills, = n ~ Az s-upA
Casvsiand. Nay eth. lss4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

From Rev. J. 3 Herman, Of the German Resoredm
church. kutztown, ,,Berks county, Pa. -t--.l
Or. v. M JaokBoD-hesrects sir: haya bcou
troubled With Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, And
have never used any medicine that did me as mucb
g0od a. hOohaDd Bitters. an very much improv
ID In health after having taken hve bottles.
KOurss with resDoots J. y. HERMAN.
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NLEVELAND 8 PITTSBURGH
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Z ILEVELAND : TOLEDO 3, b


AA--A-A--~A
On ard aFtsr nonday, Nay Issh, Isss, Peu.anrsr
rTaiDs VA leave UsTalAnd - folloEB Sundh5 Ia1-
80 --,1rrT,jAs,o III tsrsl,s,o,, :. -
arsf5on, Obsriin. Hosgaik, HOnroeGilla, Bsls-
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References to parties OF the highest respect
ability residing In the city who have been cured
Of Deafness, CsLArrh, &c., may be mad on aPPl-
: z oITIoE 10. "a 81. HARK's PLACR.
ae5 sth st., between I'd and Sd avenues,
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TRsTTMONIAB

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RMARKABLE CURES
lE~IL 0HL
DE A FN S,
CATARRH.
And all diseases of the be
EAR AND THROAT.
gsrla H5l
Performed by
f at rrr .7-ar
.DRS. LIGHTHILL
Authors Of " A Popular Prsatise Of Deaf
eyed ness" Letters on Cstsrrh,"
&G, &c., sc,
OfSea No "a. 1T. Marks Place,
Eighth street, between % and Sd
Avenues,)
.I.s NEW YORK CITY.
a Among other parties Of the highest re-
speetability who have been benefited By
their treatment, Drs. LIGHTHIEL arc per
mitIed to refer to
sasF A.O. MORRIS, Esq, 7
Counsellor at Law, No. 46 Pine st., WbS
has been cured by them Of partial deaf.
ness Of long standing, to
MAJOR ALVIN WALKER, 11
Psymaster In the United States Army, No
2S West 22d sl, who has been successfully
treated for en- obstinate case Of cataril
Of many years duration, and to
JOHN 8. BEECHER, Esq.
No SO Front St, for successful treatment
Of Catarrh and Throat affection.
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