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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Nothing that is not wholesome genial and restorative
in its nature enters into the Of HUSIErftRS
STOMACH BTfElS. This popular preparation contains
or any kind 10 deadly botanical element no
fiery exctant but IL comb nation OF the extracts Of
balsamc herbs and plants with the purest and Inl
est vi all dhusYe slmalants.
II is well 10 be nrearmed against disease and so far
rs the human system be protected by human
against maadies engendered by an unwhoesome atmos
phefe impure water and other external csses Hostel
ters BiIters may be relied on a safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Ague, il has been
found iniablc preventive and irresistible e. .::."
dy and thousands who resort To under apprehension al
attack escape the scourge and thousands who neg
lect avail themselves OF its protective qualities IN al
vance cured by very brief course OF this
medicine Fever aud Ague patients, after being Piled
with qunine for months In vain, until fairly saturated
with thai dangerous aikalod, not unfrequTntiy re-
stored 10 health within aew days by the use ot Hostel
ter's Bliters.
The weak stomach is rapidly inyigorated aud the ap
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence IL
works wonders in cases ot Dyspepsia, and IN less con
painless aperient Well upon the liver, also nya-
rahy relieves the Constipation superndooedb by irregular
action Of the digestive and secretyo organs.
Persons of feeble habit. liable To Nervous Attacks
Iowness OF Spirits aud Fits 81 languor ind prompt and
permanent relief from the Htters. The testimony ON
this point Is most conclusive, and from both sexes
The agony Of Bilious Colic is Immediately assuaged by
single dose the smulant and by esionally resort
ing to H. the Of the complaint may be prevented
As General Tonic lnstetters Btters produce effects
which must be experienced or witnessed fore they
be fully appreciated. In cases OF Constitutional Weak
ness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrelttude
arising from Old Age exercises the electric inhuence
In the eonvalescent stages of all diseases operates
delightfui invgorant When the powers Of nature
relaxed operates 10 reenioree and re-estabish them
Last but not least II IL The Only Safe Smulant being
from sound and innocuous materials and
entirely free from the acid elements present
IN all the ordinary toncs and stomachcs Of the day.
No family medicine has been so universally and h
may be truly added Srrdy popular with the intelligent
| portion Of the community, as Hostetters Biers.
Prepared by HoSTErrER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all Druggist Growers and Sorekeepcrs every
where.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
ERELMHsDLD'S
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
positive and specific Remedy for diseases Of the Blad
der, Kidneys, Gravel and nropSical Swelings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
exCes the absOrbcnts into healthy action, by which the
watery cacarcOus dcppsiiiuns, and all unnatural
argcments are reduced, well sain and infamma
ton.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
INSANITY AND CONSrMPTION.

Many are aware Of the Of their suffering but
None wiH confess tie records cfthe Insane Asyinrs.
and melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample wit
S ~ the truth OF the assertion.
The Constitution once affected by organic wcal ness
qures the aid Of medicine to strengthen and invg rate
the system,
Which HelmbOldS Extract Bucia iRrdrnbiy does.
A trial will convince the most skeptical.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
FEMALES FEMALES

In many affections peculiar to Females, the
Extract Buchu is uncquacd by any other Remedy, In
Chlorois Retention, irrcguarity, Panfuncss sup
preston oi customary cvaCuatonS liberated Scir
hous state Of the Uterus ierchorrhpa or Whites Stcr
ity and for all complaints incident to the whether
ar ing from ndi>CretOn, habits Of dissipation or ia tho
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from ExccSses Habits of nssi-
patton, Early lndsCTctiOn of Abuse, attended with the
following symptoms
IndisposiOn to EXertion, Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, niFculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of Disease, WakefuIness,
EiTnneSs Of Vision. Pain IN the Rack
Universal IassitudeU Of Fus hing of the Body,
the Muscular system, Erupti"ns on the Face,
Hot Hand. Faid Countenance.
Dryuess Of the skin.
These symptoms il allowed 10 60 on which this medi
cine invariably removes soon follows
knp@oncy, FatHty, EriIPtic FUs,
In one Of which the Patient may expire
Who can say that they not frequently followed by
III a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-06

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-06
10000 Tiib= Simt6cn.

5000 tito l. AualttGt unb In aaep perfttebeneu
GrS sen; pette, fpmte ole fpnfteen n n Jif3.Gee
rdtbe, tint Grpsen unb 6letneu rerfautt werben.l Mu9 tneet
man hdislbf ten erSsteu 8prratt BON eeaptrnten S6Iepp.
neSen unc fdntnensclesen 6 a ne n e~ejwirnten Nesen
urb banfene S@leppnese IrpmmeI.S 8nare ,2ampen. Wrn-
leuGter unb @ttertaI DpGt u. I. N.
yer ipnen, te fpI6es ~behurfen, fnhen bier ~rtebrtss @retR,
IppObI TIM @rpeen, irte TN RIetnen. 9auptd1lt1 ria6t er
giebtrSert6ufer tarauf aufmertfant. Bet Tim cpr3ufpre6en
ebe &c auSerrpdrts ~etntaufe.n Sptnardher eeusadt unb repa
rirt. ~ t., (5uatS) j
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-06

2S'ea1t8 fir Setoenoe!l!
Nrpfeffpr 2pui6 @unorom1o
&5intreitri9ErtG8z uto @bfiihrun8Ss
.tnea4e.ss uo .RrGuter ns5 Go M
Hnb ~unfrettis bic befen, bt8 lest kssunutsn WIittel, una bs
senptntsn, &ranibitten sI p~er6uten. Dtelelben gnS let
Hber en
8ierteliabrbunoert ibrer 6eiltraft tpeeen
tn Deutf4lanb rabmltGit betannt unb seoGtet. anb baSeR
Fp and bier tttt Nen Iesten bret. Sebren stnen iOitbeu aa
ertScrben uuS etenen ft9 Defenders sWr
Sellltng ~bESluilliQcr uto Garrttacfioer
e G%ranfDcitclt,
rnt fpGte Rtentonb Ste 9pFnuns, sebetIt ~ ruerSes, auf ttSru
spnt sEpOr eieie %betIlamsn Sraater gu S~erladen. Die Srau-
ter trerben bon MIR
brett BON 9euti9Lanb
tn1pSrttrt un6 eurpfetle t5 t~efeISen trtrpenb rresnen uer,psu
2anbsieuten ,urn aenetaten G5ebrauIe' Ia ics lea ;SS,.rTnss
bin, hGB Elm Seber Der ctnntel eapcn ntrtra., nit Der ItT.
tura gents tufrte6sn unb ute mebr pbnt ~htes!Seu (stn pirb.
Seee 6an1tlte ipnte tets b1ypn I'm Saale eaeem ceRr alA
BET 8tnbern TT BITE pObItbdttss G~Sirtans bieier Rraater ultr.
bait aberrai6tnb.
Die arautsr fnb au bntsa In
SPLEEN Ooer 4SuIDegu,
e mao SDnnI9 unS taten F3 Bel f~FI5snsen S~raUsoesrsa ais
ts1iCnpers betlinra erpteien ais;
@t1eentramrf 5dmorrbpiben,
A1rmbet1ptrcen, Grufen,
@et1pult gerfppfuna,
Slot. Rbenmattsrtus
sea &tStrEttetett 4uS3eEruMg,
2unen, 3ppf unp 3abnweh
Rrerstudhen DtuntIperre.
Traune, Mueenfrnntbe!t,
S4uIpfen, @erf9letiaaa4
Ie9.ag- NsrSerI9mahe, 1901
Srngsneut5unouHG Wta;tca.
tMt ScrppeeIn, SantrparEl,
Observation-Disclosures. s5aasr,aG
3rtppe, Roll,
tI.. 6ptbe 8ubr, t8raSe,
SalJfHsp Syphilis
fGits Bteber, SautauSiutess
el EnbaHeI EransbettsH,
welde aus berhprteneui 6lute entiprtpgen..
Das Bad sarube<. init ptelen .3enentIen gebetlter pee,pnsa
Utrb BON mir ~pprtpfret Guf Qeunfb an iepe Aprede SsrlGnbt.
trtPeilt
JIlius DieHelt, Deastn.
NIeTancria, va.
alentser Nesn! bon prrf. 94unpran'e RrGutrr
WteDtStnen fur eant Nrerttl,
Sic 61npta0eutur fir Sritsn4Ore
teFnoet Ra tn eer Su6bonplune Oca s, &. & g. 9ennte.
baufen, Npy rs SBef prattl:r, unp ltnc cGetti Das Bud
iOwObL ais au9 eis 5etInttttel Su taeen.
81 Sn 9Saibinafcn gu taben bel y. g. g mtSIe.
Mfe hprI2. Ct nm NennihIh- u nsnus I I6nfllfNrnA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-06

~ Gratis! II E5E
ueber Gel6fcr6altunq!
Cine 0lsbnnSIuns Iber Die rnSifdIe 9eiIuus Der
OnaHie Occr SelbSfbcfrceuns phIe inncriiGe
Wfeci3iu.
0pm Serfprbenen Or. 81. 8. GuIp6rweIl.
Die fbreflt6en koleen bteles Qdfers line Ia btefer bsru brts
ten Brochure. sur Rarnune Der SHgeub NIT Wietuerl6Gft ses
f6tlbsrt, uno Der ein3iee it6ere gDes G%n8egeben, auf peIhent
etns OoIfaretee SetIune pbne ale Quad faiberet erSteIt wer.
ZEN flnn. Nle, alt unb jung, reIfe an yterveni1 made, Mie-
per9efhlasenbeit Smpctenj cher ppluttUnen, S1winbiItt
@pilepHe uno rem taaienp traurteen Gpleen aefble6ttder
@uei4retfansen letpen, fOGen eteie S4rtft nit SpreiOlt
ffubiren.
lin, tbr BITE nett raSelt6he Ber5rettuns su eri6aTen, ntrt
bteflbe 9r1ttS une france mad allen 6betIen bss
Der. st. %reranbt.
Wlaa eSrelFre In beutttd1er Sdnbf6rift:
500 Gb. 3. 6. 8lire s; Co.,
12s Gcpsru, Tep-aOr @ca-Scr 4h66
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-06

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
70 aur Irnts Neiahhor.

We have accorded to the Plain Dealer
% several occasions q willingness to fght
for the Union. We are more convinced
now than ever Of Its belligerent disposi.
ticn. Il has entirsly repented of its love
for Vsllsndigham and now is fer conSai-
tRtiOAal war. We had not our gentle neigh
Dor in nind in our remarks about Peace
ct any price newspapers. Still we must
regard itg oYer-sensitiVeness ss evidence
that thsre is little Of the old disease left.
"Up here Is an extended area and COM
Prshsnds 3 few newspapers beside our
indignant champions Of war for the Con-
SHsOOtiOn and the Union.
II the regeneratsd Plain Dealer desires
70 be the defender Of all the Copperhesds
On the Western Reserve, it will be to
rs . source Of genuine grief. But pray,
sweet friends, do not put on that awfully
tragic air. GName them or be lisr.p is
too pathetic for cur nerves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
Behavior ofrhe Prussinn rrnon..


a correspondent Of the London Times,
who Witnessed the first sght between the
Danes and Prussians ct Missunde, saws Of
it:
The Rrussisn troops bear themselves
SO far as hsd opportunity Of observing,
very creditably in the new capacity. long
unknown to this army Of fighting men
On the march they are joyous and alert
they 60 cheerfully into action, and bear
wounds uncOmplainingly. On the other
hand, one sees st once that thsy are youno
soldiers. A whole battalian stooped theiT
heads to-day, almost as one man, when a
roung shot passed ct g small distance over
them. The same men went eagerly into
sction short time afterwards, and did
their duty with spirit and good viii. I
am not sure that it is likely to encourage
young soldiers to be addressed upon the
held In the terms which sn acquaintance
Of mine assured me he had heard employed
to-day BY Well-mesning chaplain, who.
in short discourse, intended to srouss
the religious feeling gofs battalion, inform-
60 them that il was highly probable that
very few Of them might come out Of the
struggle upon which they were at that
moment about 70 enter.U
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
HEAVY sWINRLING OPERATIONS.


A RnGuler System of EnAistments and De-
sertion Carried on with Impunity--H0w
the Stockholders in Canada Make LiV-
ins--srrinEeut measures Required.
A cross the river there is e regularly or
ganized gang Of men and women, who for
months past have carried on an immense
business in sWindling, by which the Gov
ernment Of the United States, and that Of
this and other States have been heeced out
Of thousands Of dollars; a system which
goes to prove the utter disregard the es-
capped rebels and skedsddlers from this
side, have anything upright and honest.
Nor is it confined to this class alone. We
have positive assurances that persons
living and doing business in this city are
siders and abettors in the nefarious busi-
ness.
Scarcely Week-or we might say day
passes but gang Of skedaddlers, who
make Windsor their headquarters, leave
for various parts of the Union, and after
enlisting and securing the large bounties
successfully elude the vigilance Of our off,
GERS and find their way back to Canada
In safety where they chuckle ever their
good success, and laugh st the imbecility
Of United States officials. By this means
they are making living from and out of
the treasury Of the country they have de-
serted. No less than week ago, Robert
Resnnie, one Of QuantrelIs men, who
boasts Of having taken q prominent part
in the sscking Of Lawrence, Kansas, went
to Buffalo or Dunkirk and enlisted, realiz-
ing quite heavy sum. Several deserters
from the oath Infantry, whose names we
might mention, performed the same man
euvre. On Wednesday several parties
left for Cleveland, Buffalo and Dunkirk
with the same object in view, but it is
hoped that ere this the military authorities
Of those places have been placed on the
guard, and will secure the oper6tors and
put stop to their further swindline for a
time ct least.
There are number Of femsles who have
hand In the matter. Their mode Of ope-
ration is, after their male associates have
enlisted and sworn in, to cross the river
and ensure them transit baUk. again after
Disgusting them in female apparel. In
several instances they have crossed on the
railway ferries, and at other times in
small bostE after nightfall. This latter
game has, we are glad to state, been play.
ed one too often, and the deserter is now
In jail.-Dstroit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
A Work Of Reform for Mr.. Bright in Eng
land,

/
Work Of Reform for Mr.. BRIGHT in Epa.
land.
The abuse to be removed is this. On
the death Of landholder, intestate, his
whole landed estate passes by mere force
and law to his eldest son, his personally
being divided equally among sll his child
rem. This, supposing the lands to be held
in fee simple. But, in the case of great
estates, the possible distribution Of land Is
made yet more difficult by entails and set
Elements intended to guard against the
division Of estates through accident or &C..
centric psternsl impsrtislity, or even ex-
trayagance and debt. This state Of law
has so far infected the sentiments and feel
ings Of the sristocrstic classes that Il
seems to them tbs natural and proper or
der Of things, as indeed it is essential n
the maintenance Of the present stata Of
society in England. If the best state for
nation be one which creates and arlia.
oislly props up small privileged class
provided with every means Of gratifying
their pride and passions, at the expense Of
the vast majority Of the inhabitants. then
the present system Of primogeniture
should not be meddled with. But if the
best condition Of nation of a nation be
one which opens every species Of property,
and land especially-which has with good
reason received the sppsllation of Real
Estate-tO the competition and acquisition
ofeVery man, then that Fictitious and un-
natural restriction upon its free distribu-
ton cannot be too soon removed. It a
hereulean labor that Mr.. Bright has taken
upon himself, but we are confident that
his strength is equal to the work, and :inat
he will live to see it done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
TAs Reesa. EIss.Isa i LerIsIann

The rsesnt election in LOuisispa a,
which tWies as many VOTES were cast a.
were necessary under the Presidents or.
der, has led on ina very important work
tAAt Of Esturaing to her place among the
loyal States.
1Asre we're three candidates. before The
PssPls Mr.. Fellows, the oOnservativs:
Mr.. Flanders, the ultra; and Mr.. Hahn.
tAe successful free constitution candidate.
he election was followed BY great dem
oAstraeons Of joy throughout New Or
leans. AajOreshsrsl Banks is rapidly
ProduoinG loysl sentiment among tse
cd sristOeradc secesSiOnists Of the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

THE reports of the Indiana wheat
crop are far from encouraging. The Indi.
annapolis Journal says:
We are assured by one of our most in.
telligent and careful farmers that tbe 1oto
severe cold "snsp," which caught tbs
wheat mostly uncOveeed, has seriousIv
damaged it in this vicinity, and. as tbs
cold was general, and the crop hndroteot.
ed, we fear that the evil is as wide as tba
spread Of the bad weather. He says that
no wheat he has examined will make over
ahalf crop, and most ST it will uot do that
we'll On clay lands the damage is fhe
greatest. On sandy soils the effect Of The
freeze seems to have been mitiRated a lit
tie. The stalk is killed, generally. not
frozen out" and killed clear down to tbe
roots; 50 that there is no prospect Of its
sprouting again. ibis, so far as we can
learn, is true Of most Of the wheat in tbis
region. Warm growing weather NAV
bring out the injured shoots again, but we
have not much hope oft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
MT. UNION COLLEGE.
THIs INSTITUTION, LOCATED

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
at Mt Union, Stark county, Ohio, offers its ex-
tensive Educational facilities to Students Of both
sexes.
The Faculty consists OF Rev. o. N Hartshorn, LII.
D., President; Ira o. Chapman, A. M; George W.
Clarke, A. NJ; Z. N. Hartshoru, A. B.; Mrs. J. W.
Chapman, B s besides competent Teachers in In
strumental Music, Elocution, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, and the German French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural PhilOso-
ply, Botany, Physiology, Mineral0gy, Geology, Az
tronomy, Surveying, Engineering, &e.
The new College Edihce, which is ll6 feet long by
IS feet wide, and four stories high, and unsurpassed
by any College Edihce in Ohio plsted for use next
term. which begins on the SIh uf March, 1e04,-
This new Building will conveniently accommodate
Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be bad IN private families at from
s2n0 to e. 80 per week. and at about 25 cents week,
are rented to Students who board themselves who
desire to hire table board in private families at
about 81 80 per week
The Tuition IN the Teachsrs Scientific and Classic
al Courses ranges from IS to IS Per quarter.
Those preparing to teach can have without extra
charge, the advantage Of daily Drills In the Normal
Department. The session begins on about The SEQ
0HD TUESDAY Of August, November and March Of
each year.
80 Mount Union is a quiet, healthy and moral
village, one mile and halt south Of Alliance, the
junction Of the evsland Pittsburgh Railroad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a Chicago Railway.
na-send to tho President for Catalogue;
Tiebil-I40dEW lstp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
WHO Is NOW PRAOTIOIEG AT TIE
Angler House, Cleveland, O.
HAS PROLONGED HIS STAY ON AC
COUNT OF RIS IMMENSE PRACTICE
UNTIL MARCH sOth, 1854.

he uurss all curabIe diseases Of the Eye and Ear
and performs all dicult and delicate operations In
BE operates for cataract, without pain, BY a new
method.
he inserts artificial eyes, to move and appear nat
Hrsl.
Dr. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines,
which give no pain. -
success hereto ore unknown.
He cures discharges Of the ear, caused By scarlet
fsver, messles, Of her diseases
He inserts artificial eaT-drHms where the natural
drum (membFsne) is destroyed, which improves the
hearing Immediately.
Dr. Jones performs all delicate operations in Op-
thamic and aural surgery.
He operates for artificial pupil falling OF the eye
lid he remedies at once.
surgeon in America, and give him decided adTant-
agein his spec ality.
fOrded in the cities Of Europe and America to obta
hs prOri ssiOn The proof or the same his Diplomas
hang in his Office at the Angler House, open to the
inspection Of the interested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

Fourteen States have declared their pre-.
ference for Mr.. Lincoln for President In
1856, as follows:
Pennsylvania Legislature.
New Jersey Legislature.
Californis Legislature.
Ohio Legislature.
Maryland Legislature.
Michigan Legislature.
Wisconsin Legislature.
Kansas Legislature.
Rhode Island Legislature.
MiHnesots State Convention.
Iowa State Convention.
Indiana State Convention.
New Hampshire State Convention.
Connecticut State Convention.
Besides the Merchants Of New York
city, and various Clubs, Leagues and Asso-
Citations throughout the country; and Illi-
nOis would undoubtedly add herself to the
list Of States, if she had an opportunity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07


The Boston Traveller mentions the fol.
lowing:
"Our Washington correspondent writes
that few days ago q half crazy woman
arrived in Washington, to make inquiries
in references to 3 son Of hers, who hsd en-
listed into the army under the age of eigh-
teen, and who, it seems, is peculiarly un-
fitted for life in the army. She made re-
pested attempts at the War Department to
get him back, but was met with fat refus-
81. Finally she applied to MIR. Dawes,
member Of Congress from Massachusetts,
who hsd an interview with the President;
and the latter, upon hearing the facts, and
finding 1t clear case Of hardship, at once
ordered the discharge Of the young man.
bis name is Andrew Lovejoy, of Western
Massachusetts,. Though not sixteen years
old, he was seduoed into the army by sub
stitute broker, who took all but S45 Of the
$500 which was paid by the principal. It
was an Infamous outrage, the boy while on
9 visit to New Haven, Conn, having been
literally abducted, his mother never seeing
him afterward and Mr.. Lincoln vsr9
set it right"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

Heartily agreeing that Mr.. Lincoln
has done well, we don't regard Il as A. al al
demonstrated that Governor Cbase, esns-- a.
a Fremont, General Butler or eena-si S.
Grant cannot do IS Well.-Ns,g YorE q ~: =
6EHs. y" III
We submit whether the burtheu Of IA.
mOnstratiOn is not quite on the other s;Ss
shoild it not be demonstrated that some
other man would d do ss WelT' before 1-s
are asked to quit the old rule to DIET v"II
enough alone" in crisis Of such trar-.
scendent peril.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
sharp Praet,,..-

y, AN elegantly dressed lady entsred q
Onlesgo store last week, aad purchasing
some Sill, rendered 3 hundred dollar q,
madam bill. Not being satisfied a. to ifs
genuineness, g boy was sent eff With Il n
me osnk, who returned it with sa goo5
3 gold = The lady was highly indignsnt
81 tnus being suspected with roguerv= and.
sSAlng the bill said she would moi nur.
chsse the goods. She was finally prevailed
on to accept the articles, cut eff After sLs
hsd gone, 1t wac discovered that she had
ohanged the genuine bill first rendered II
the clerk for another, q cOun terfeit "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
ro,,os aud Add, 'esses OF Others Cured
N""0' he noel, or jones'

Mrs, Maria Frantz, born IA 6bio stra5Sbts1
lives on Main street, Sprtngne- - SS'
"a By Doctor Jones. 4. ~htana5 nv Doctor
Jones Lives in Green roWnship, nv -'- '- -
tnsfin aanks both eyes were deformeSe snq very
crooked Made natural and straight by b. S"Hs''
i've A. Vincenne8, Clark county, hio.
maid CanfieId'B daughter, born with crooked eyes
made straight and natural By Or. Jones' Lives -
Woodstock, Ohio.