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DR.. 8 r Al AM,
Hzb~ q fLs RoTaI College Of PAys;eiaa! !!
Bos60a, EagiaRG; GTudsass Of
R;eond's Hcsoisal for

FEMALE DIS EASE
ana constant attendant q Paris, London, EeN
leans and Montreal Hospitals f1= The Ssi ten yos5
- opsnsd his Once 1t the
johnson House, Cleveland.
Ghare he VIII be hapB7 70 meet all those who arc a.
aIcssd with Eubssute and chronic diseases.
His treatnsut Il entirely different from ths OF
sian, and Is EIia, snioaeious and elective. smOd
iclnsG are EsmFlJ vegetable extracts nd oiln thsf
have nsvsr been psss but b I've oihs- physicians
America besides hiEnsoh. de has spen the creates
part Of his lie and thousands OF dollars IN obtninio
A INV secrets In bis profession BE tssts ths Uris
for az forms Of disease. SoohsrEeics giving
konsst and tTue Ftatszacnt Of their case.
tzesee 5F FsEshLu-ac-As
10 EouEG EEa--Ho czE prove - you IN q Few MT
Vtes that be IL the only phy5iuian you treatt@
with that cures this disesss. Dor eve-y patient VII
iii follow bis directions, be Will give One Hundrs
DORrS II he fails IN curing this disease. No charEt
Tneds for consultation Those st distance who Wis1
10 ooRsult the Dootor may DO 80 BY sending 3 smAl
Val Of urine By mall With name, and age, and u
viii unEEer End describe their case, and tho pogsibil
NJ q getting relief, By enclosing return BOstaFE
utsmT- nars.41I
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a FIRST BATE CpPORFUEITY F0R IEYIsrhENT.
90 vacant Lots, some Canal and River sad near to
gain.
EuUL!O sr-Brick House, two stories, basement
sn1 attic Waierr gas, bath T0ol, niarb!s man
ties, &c. "a 800.
LAh h-Sr-On CiHfon Park, one and A half storv
House CHd Lot 5lSgg e 10
kIhsm h-5I-A iaTgs ana handsome House. itted
mp with E:i tho modern imp Osementa: Drn Eiur
Boom, t6K24 feet, Qui args iot
II. ChAl AlB-Sf-NeV 5rick Il Hyu-e with rnodrr, I'm
urOyemouts S7iGU
hlNS5l b SIS I-Ne2r E-io-St, good large Cottage
u0u3e and = aero Of ianf. q 800
Lot. s7U0. -
PEoo ( JI--E-TTo StOTy Brick Houss water and
gzs AM Il rOOu,4. SsztJ.
with barn sI,6fu.
WALAUr sr-Good Brick Houss, two stories and
basement.
kuCLi D,SE-EesT Perry, Yscsnt Lot, lcr~4aO feet.
WILLS lN-st-hesr Clinton Bsrk, Fss mi Cot, 5Ox
First Class Business Property,
Lots vii Stores, sc On Superior and Ontario-Sts
sCcd for Investment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

THE ALL SUFEICIENT THREE
Il -fBi sSAAAk /, 2 and ), are projected bY Roy
al Letters Patent o. England, and Bssursd bT the
sesin o. the kcois ds PheEmasis De PAriH and ths
Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna
no. One ia Invaluable TOR Exhaustion, Spcrns.o.
rhtsG and ell physical disabilities
No, Two completely eradicat0s eli trasss O; thnss
diseases that hsve heretofore been treeted b.
seous and DerniciOus use Of copavis ard cubsbs
Noe Three hss entirely suppahtsd tbeiaiurfcrs uss
OF mercury, thereby tnsurtRs TO the sUEerer speedy
feleli elsperalas ail IMPURITIES ana roofing cut tie
TBIEs EaAR, Nos, ], and 3 prs2aFa1icns IN the
form OF Lo45lses devoid OF taste and SMELL End can
be eTied IN the vEistcost pO kst. Sold n tin oasos
and divided into separate dOaes administered bT
Nelpap, Lailemand, h1uI, Bic6ld, &c Price q sscl
or cases Tor se Ehioh saves g; end in ss7 case
whereby tneEe Is saving OF sg. To Be hed whole.
Few York.
lmnedietsly on TsoSiyiDg remittance Dr. Barru-
VII oFaru the Irie5Sasr 10 any part OF the Wors
stEoctlons D. tls writer.
sne-slold hv g. " OLARK Arant Cor tnsr.,-,.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

5U6AE-CoAzBD, PUGzLT VsdETART.s
The CiGe5t, Cheapest and most Rsiiaols FaEsp
Hedtotne IN Gse. ll0r5 USED than any cthsF kind.
Frie2 25 csnt8-si PilIs IN box. See CirgulsrF,
~ -Sold hy Strong / Armstrong, BoEtOE ErOthsEF
a. ". PslIsr, Churchill & Bro, Also, at uho.ossi
sRe retail az lsI 0ntArlo-St., Cleveland, By
z. G. HOk2lS, Gsn'l SHSrt,
Yer phie, HiS.igsr ans Indssaz.-
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MORNING hEADER.
Friday BIORNING, FEB 5, 1854. {
LINES TON P.

Far special and telegraph NeWs--See
FIrist PAGE. For Local and Commercial
NsVa--see Fourth Page-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

~At this season Of the year Coughs,
Odd, Hoarssnesl And other affections OF the Throat
and Lznss prevail Madame zsdae PortsF,s Gu RA.
TIVE BALsAM is . certain and immediate cure
No isnily Hnoald be wishout bottle in the house
Il q only Is cents and viii be found worth a many
1oars Tor The cure Of tbs above complaints II iH
Cor sale b ali Drugsists. az ss aud SO rer bottle
uW-Madams Ports-'s Curative BalsAm can be OBJ
szinsd Ct Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
Nholsaa-. Assnta. Cleveland. Ohio. ian23-R2 lw
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CLEVELAND 3 ERIE R.B.



1854 WiHTER ADVANCEMENT. 1884.
On and aftsr Monday, November 18th, lsss. Pss.sn-
ser Trains VIII Tun as follows SUNDAYS excsptsdl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
800 =. m.-Daf EXPRESS TRAIH-Etop1luqa
HinOughhYi FainesVille, Geneva, Ashtsb1Is,
Uo1nssnt ana s=irsra CnEy, and arrive ~ Erta Al
lsl3 p M JUnkirk 3.45 D. m, Buffalo 5.asl \ NJ,
3:l5 Z. ms-ClHOlNAATI EA p X ESs-stopniI,aa 3 a
Painesyilla, AsAtabula and Girerd only and a..
Eiyss ct Erie % D. NJ Dunkirk an n N B1,f
Si55 r. ia.'1M4IL AND AOOosMoDATTo9-
Stopping 81 Al stations and arrives a. Efis a
9iIG p, m.-EIGHT E1PRESS TRAIg-stovpipR
Al 2AilssTiile. Ashtabuls and Girsrs oniy and
ariyss at Erie at l242 a. N, Duakirk 7sis 9,
ma BonAlo i.23 C. N.
LEAVE EgEE
Gl0 a. KNIGHT EAPkEsS YsAIH-Stouuipg At
tiiraru, AsntaDaia and PafnesV{Ils only. and AZ
rives e Cleveland ut 7.G0 A. r.
80 A. A.--hAlL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
IsiopPiIng st al stations and arrives as CleVs-
$50 A. A.-CCLEDu EXPBEsb-StoPpiag at all sta
tons except 5wanyillo saybrook, UnionviIls,
FERRY, Mentor and Wiekiife, and arrives al
25R. R.E.--DAY EXPREss TRAIH-Stoppina at Gi-
fArti Ocnn5<ut, AshtRbulA, and PAinssViAs
only, and arrives IN Cleveland ct 6s25PH.
- Second Gas Cara are ran On An through
All the train5 going westward connect at Cleveland
Eitn trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Colzmbas Cncfn.
natt lndiansphs, s.. Louis, &c; and all through
tAinb going easLwafdJ connect At Dunkirk with tha
F'Ains OF the y. 1. 4 3 Railroad, and at Bu1elo win
I t9oss OF the EeE York Central ard Buffalo 4 Ess
York CITY kailrusds fUr GsW York, Albany, Boston
6lasa5a Esll5, &e;l aad a. Erle with trains TIA
Pnll9dslphia and Erie Railroad.
H1Day E1pre5li East aud Wegt, connects at Girart
Win Trains On Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad frl
h;Hos'lilo' hs-sviie' JsSi7nes,tesT S.
Cleveland. November if.S. ~ tA' a n 0e2 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
Hsgan's Magnolia Balm.

Hsgsn's Magnolia Balm.
ThiI h the most delightful ana extraordinary r.
evsr discovered It changes the sun-burnt ia,t
hands = peariy satin texture OF rsvishinE bean
q, inparting the marble purity Of youth, assd tbs
nnTIEsUE appearance 80 inviting n the city bells O.
tsshion. II removes tan frsckles riHpcs and rough
Es8 rum the skin, leaving the compilation fresh
transparent and smooth. Il contains no material 10
iur10u1 70 the skin. Patronizsd BY Actresses an
cperA Singers II Is what every lady should have.
Bod NVsrTWhere.
DEMAb { BARNEs 90,
General Agon1,
tHlYl-BA 10 Rroad9Rv New YORK
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Don't ian % procure ErB. WiRsLOw's sCOTE,
eYRUP for UHlEDREE TEETHIHG.
his vaIusbe preparation L the prescription ioni
1.-The best Female Physicians and Eursss In thi
nitsd statss and has besn used for thirty years with
STsr fAilng safety and auoeess By millions Of moth
a dehudren, from the Aesbls infant o. ono Wsol
the s6ult. Il not only relieves the child IRON
Pain, but invtsorstes this stomach End bowels, cor
rsc sodity, and gives tons and enorEy 70 the Esol
Utsn- 1t VII alrost fastantIy relieve
GRtPIEG In TEE BOWELS AND WIED OOLIG
We believe It the Bet and surest Remedy In til
World n sll easss o pyssntery and Diarrhea
Children. Whsthar it nriss from Tssthing, CT fros
any oths cause.
eTFun directions FOR usinE VII Accompany eael
sottls. None genuine unless the facsimile Of OUF
EB &PEREIHs, HoW York, Is on ne WrayDsr.
=1sOid By all MedioiEs Deaiszs. Principal oHs
DE+et, Few FOrk.
Price eHIy rs Cszts ser BasfIss
NeHEI-rE12-r k-f-
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PaoFEa508 CT 6LECTaOPAE6Y EED EsDIUHE,
Chce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite the Cits Hotel
otil'e h-urs frem9 g 70 II and rom 2 TO O'Clock
daily tsuDdays excep-ed.)
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Br. ViohOis' Eomsls Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills in the United Ss.tss
NoTIcE TO LADIEs.-NO article Of meG,siuo inte1ded
FOR the exclusive Of Females that has ever made
ts appearance, has Uet with such universal success
a. these celebrated Fills No disease is little IN
dsn5toOdi aud consequently badly treated a. female
diseases. These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful exerepes in al varieties Of female COM
plaints and IN al sas Of gulartiea suppression
leGccrTaCea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
kdneys and womb, and lOss Of nervous energy their
use is above al praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union zane
speak Ill OF them, for all ike them. Thsg ssntain nc
mercury, no irOn no Steel dss.ssy ofIs Their ne
can do no harm, and VIA ussd according to diFec-
tions, they g. g=Ts 40 good.
n. y. Married ladies' who have rsason to believe
themselves IN the family way, should not use them
as ~ their sotioa on the womb, miscarriage would
be the consequence
fTlos-sl per box, Persons sending fer Pills will
shSlOse one dollar and two 3Qs.as7 sfanPs.
Several persons knOWiHs the efcacy OF these Pills.
nave advertised being agents for Dr. Vichols Pills
aHe seiiins a worthless pill.
n. u. The genuine NichOls' Female Italian Pills
cannot BE- found at any other place in the United
Ohio. -
Or. Hunter hiss in hts possession numerous cartih-
Gates aud test1uBials which relieved and hanpV ps
snts nave tendered him, and have kind y permittsd
hiIn to exhibit 20 those desirOus of his services
- nrnos bQnrs from 4. 4. 10 81. n octISisU
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EEIKBEREEE's
MIMTTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
TIA Not a Dye.

But utrsstores Eay hair 20 Its original color, b. suE
Plying the capillary tubes with paturRl sustenanoS g
tmpstred By age or disease. AL INSTANTANEOUS b1..
A. Of lunsr osustc destroying the vitality
end beauty Of the hair, end a6ord Of themselves "a
drsesinr Heimstrests lnimitablc Color1ng not OIL
retores hair 70 its nsturi color BY essy process
but gives the haira
LUxURILET BEAUTY,
promotes its growth prevents It's falling on, eradl
ostes dnndruf and ifnpsFts health and pleasant ntlle
10 the bead Il has stood TIE test OF umeS being m
oriGnal Hair Ool0ring and - constantly ncree5ini
n invor. Used BY both gentleman and ladies.
E-It is sold by ST respectable Dealers OF oan =
Rrocured BY them Of the Commercial Agents, ID. ;
BARNES 4 60 ~ Broadway, New York. Two e.
-, 50 cents and Sl,00, luiylo-kS1eoN
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= Ohiof Attributes Of Manhood a.,

II UI--- ------I---- q
Rrvuusnfly lost or Gd.panded by mhl-praoiiees and
rauu hsbits fhat VIII inevitably LEAD 20 hsEeditar
l-.-, uuio.u chscksd n tine Read the truths IAil
eovu ir the trsatiss ssaUaIAR FRAILrY, or PHKl
puzoa1oAI HrsnAHoHrs.' Ft Is elsboratsly illuItrs
~ Win eoIorod enFrnvlngE End win convince q
,,ovs harssneS snd unconosTned, e. well as reiisr
ths minds Of the most des7ondinG, hJ leading thsf
n ne rht channel ior relief Of bodily and nsntl
sEoEy and despeir.
EErSold by Dr. BARROW, - BieecEer-st.l =. i
FFioe 8 cents. sent mes eVefyThore- See EoVcrtisi
nG1f OF q 9eriese1nar'i In smother column.
sod $50 by G. W. 0IaARKt Dr.zEtsti Oleveiantt
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MEDICAL,
DR.. HUNTER'S
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
ma HIINTER RTIII, nnNTIN.

InR. HUNTER STILL O0NTIN-
II TIhUES at the old established place, 30. II,
hathews' Block, south side OF the Public square
the only reliable phyiscau in Cleveland treating the
following diseases, namely: S0Tofuas Cancers Ul-
diseases, rheumatism Ague and Fever, Seminal
weakness, and all diseasls peculiar to Females Leu
oorrhea or Whites Suppression Of ne Msuses Pain
tul MeEstruation, Inflammation and liberation Of
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or FGi ing Of the
WOMB. All diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
degeneration of male female of whatever name OF
nature, treated in CAREFUL ! thorouFb and ;ndciont
manner pointed out by long experience and inYesti-
S-L Low prices and quick cures. Rscept cases eDr.S
IN from three to eight days Ali syphiitic and mer.
curial taints entirely removed from the system.
Dr. HUNTEB Is constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated By Other
physicians from one to three years
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness shoulc
apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately either in person OF
BY letter. he never fails 10 His remedies
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other physician
Patients of either sex living at distance, by stat.
ing their diseases in writing giving ali the symptoms
dressing DR.. Hunter, Of Cleveland Ohio postpaid,
nd enclosing fee.
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scruples in asserting that whatever he un
defAtkes IN MS specially, he viii MOST CERTAIHLY
E9hA- Ne matter nov hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and prOstration the
Vi seifetyled "M DIS" whom MANY have untortn
nateiy been under, from the false delicaCy thaf
1l u my patlehts Ten NE Kept them from an early
application e me- or the no less fatal ideas Of
coming the disease by the advancement of age, and
strictly moral mind for they, and all, make the
case worse and If Il is an early one from the Of
being entirely local it Affects the entire animal econ
Orny and then requires general well local treat
ment which Dr. Eunter Is happy to be able to say
that thorough inyestigatgn, and great improvement
IN the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
mode OF treatment II the unfortunate value life an5
health they should Be sure and call physician Of
age and experiences.
s2- No charge for advice. Ths Doctors of1csis
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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oUA 0KERY-I earnestly caution AL
zuuns men unnsriae non EsIyouz Debility, &s.
seainst endargsrlns their health By patr0uizinE
uny q tie edssrssine Quscks- Ycucan fully rto0v.
q b. ths Eslhod1 ulsd By tbs Advertiser, and b.
hrnsr,as ol chen, AKD IN 10 oTHEB way.
ns.l Lstsnr Vhieh Ivill send yoa II you VIII send
nsa rcIi p.id envelope bssring your addrs,s. d.
ru1ito EDWABD II. TRkFER,
lsn1l-R25tW Lock Box, Bcsioa Masa.
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MEDICAL.
III j sysSs s

Gls d 81 sSsgs q gsSSs
zzszuusI7I
@ e DE- NARY
ION DOLLARS PREMIUMu
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpermatoTh@a, elect, &c., and
IMRO ENCY RED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TRRkTEERT FAILS /
DR.. 4. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails to the
above named diseases. He will pay the same sum for
States treats the diseases with equal success
After many years Of labOriOus study and expert
encs, DE- GIBSON is happy in being able TO announce
the unfortunate, tina. he has perfected system Of
treatment for
THs SPEEDY AEO PERMANENT UURs
the sbovs and also all contagious diseases OF the
REPRODUCTIVE URGAss with ali bad effects arising
therefrUm, including general
IDEBILITY 0R NERVOUS PROsTBATIOE.
he has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat ali private
malsdles with success and without receiving the
DR.. GIB5OS does not boast that he is a member OF
some Coiege In London or Paris, as perhaps some
others Do or the purpose Of easparing The innocent
and who heid out great expectations TO be real
ized But hat Dr. &. might boast Of is this that he
is sble TO give enir satisfaction 10 those who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system of treatment
which challenges any Physician of London or Paris,
OF any ent medicine to equal for the radical
OF seminal weakness, a1d all diseases dsrRnge-
ments, both mental and phyEicsl, ariaing from sex
ual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatmsnt the
following advantages ever alt Others yet scOyered
and rsi the agenIs used in respect d.sagrees
ble he Uses no relics OF the dark ages such as Mer-
cury, nor any other deletcriOus drug; secondly, nc
restrictions in diet business IL required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases He
stands prep4r go into any public Tate hos
pital in the United otstes ard demonstrate the i'm
menss superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known TO the VcTli in point of prompt
ness peruanencyI nildness, safety and convenience
TO the patient.
DR.. GIBSON il permanently located In Cleveland,
aud has during the past three years performed many
disesesv hich mad for years resisted all other
modes Of treatment References can be given to in
viduas Of the first TespeCtabilty in Cleveland BOs
ton, New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional Transactions Dyspepsia
kheums stisni, SCrOfRia and ali chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
S5- Aeiioi1s5 sslt to any part Of tie coratry or
receipt OF ten dollars
Or. GIBsOs's Aew Work on Physiology for sale Al
his once.
DR, GIpEnN
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4ss1s LoEe1geB are ryepAred lron highly ealeela
e rsciPs fsr asyiafing Bronchial Affections Asth-
IA. Hoarssnsas, Coughs, Colds ald lrTiiation os
ncronsss Of the Throat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
10y nd ssxusl system-nsw andrsB ole treatment
IA Rsports Of the HOWARD AssvOIATIos. Sent By
asu IN sealed letter envelopes free o. charge. Ad
arsss DE-. J. sEIELIE H0gsHToE, Howard AssociA
tson, Be. South Ninth st, Philadslphis, Ps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

Omos 10. 6 AtEator Buildlr,y. Eatrsuos thror
ths Irsursnoe Once Of B. =. Brsyton.
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ugsold By all Druggistl and Dealers IN Medicine
b ths United States end most EorsiEn countries, a
$ goann psg boz- iaul2-R7 Imo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

,ra 81 ., g sfeae sister state. with whom
but w Tbegfe 8 fn years gone byi
sbs,, zen the qnestiQa cones up
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
TAFToN HOUSE I!

The subscriber has just opened public house at
afton for the accommodation Of travellers and board
ers ia a newly fitted building, Good staohng, eohVe
niently situated, has been added. ,,-.v.
25tfpd$150 y WOoDHVS9HA,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
4 Great Speech by andrew
johnson.

There was oneof the largest Union
Mass Meetings at Logansports that
has ever boon held ia Indiana. Gov.
Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, the
Union candidate for Vice President
was the principal speaker Of the oc-
casion. He spoke as follows
Fellow citizens and [ trustI shall
be permitted to call you such, not
withstanding / reside in a State that
was said to have rebelled and separa-
ted itself from the United States, for
I hold to the doctrine that d State
cannot secede, and this being true
according to the theory Of our Gov
eminent, and / still feel and claim
that | am your fellow-citizen Of the
United States. a voice, You are
right. n And though we may live IN
portions ofthe country remote from
each other, and perhaps in times gone
by we. have been called BY different
namesifI party denomination; butmen
I care not how remote from each OF h.
er they may live when they agree
in principle, when they come togeth-
err leaving out of view party associa-
tions, and strike for those great prin-
ciples of free government which lie
at the foundation Of our existence as
a people, we soon discover who are
united and who are for free govern
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
DHOTOGh Apis!

wat,,r,sng thanks 10 my numerous eustolaers anu
all rnb1e fat tie liberal patronage h.retoore Re,
iaa would solicit cor FINANCE q ~ oIs. sa's
M ;tantion ~ the fact fhat have now sseuieu ~
k,s,, nvsntions made, and viii cent? aue . ~ -
ss aftsr AZ apv new discoveries come Out. a@ieei
se That With the use of the best materials, ~ -
sIsIight ana practical experience q egAt years,
can execute
Photographs, An5rotypes, Meta'nofg0es'
FerreotypeS, de-,
~ avasv description, ia 5 style UNSURP ASSFD! Iar
tilar attention will be given to copying pictures y
sseeas4d friends no matter what kind, OF new sasss
a. 80, fe copied photographed 70 any desired SIZE
and n,t i ID any Kind az frame 81 wtn2nt, VIII VI
fha te improvements. BY calling me VIII iaS sizes
or DECEASED persons at private residences; w'h also
take pictures Of
FARMS, LANDScAP HOUSES, sHofS, ~.
Instructions given ia al the brsnchei OF TIC art.
Cherges as low - answherA -
syst ,eeeiyed and viii be- continually KEPT on hshd5
md fseh variety OF oval. gilt, rosewood ana
kreats les aud from the smallest saze 70 tha
1aR3er fraaa but the best Also large stock o.
largsst and no. z &c % pictures which ~
albums, holding H..
anything il 81 s are Osfore All who. w,ss
w6erc. aS1 ~ esiQre purchas;ngs 80.
rkt<oxf'6. Dec. L. =. pANDERisTyF:s e-
ss.szsss $500
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A UCTIONEER.

The subscriber residing at Paaire du Chen, holds
Government LiceJse empowering him 70 sell at Auction
Grant County aud neighboring counties Ills terms
2 Z. be IN inss bounds WILLIAM CLACK.
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no PARTY QUESTIONS NOW.

In times gone by we have had di-
versities of opinion. One party has
advocated one set Of measures, and
another party another. Wings,
Democrats, Republicans, Americans,
and so on. These parties have
sprung, had their day as parties m
the Government under this ConstItu-
ton. the Government still existing
without regard to which party sue
ceeded. One might be Tor banks,
and another against them one for q
protective tariff, and another against
II. one party in favor OF distrlbu-
ton of the public lands, and another
AGAINST it. These were ali measures
that came up in the Government ana
were respective parties, had their
dav and are lost sight of. But what
is the great issue now? Where IS
the conflict? / am happy now that
it is in my power on this occasion To-
be upon the platform with one who
has differed with me in party meas
ures to some extent, (Hon- John
Sherman formerly a Whig.) But
here we stand together, united upon
another issue, which is paramount
and above all others. Banks and
tariffs were the questions of . day,
but tho existence Of a great nation is
another anu i different question
Where do we stand to-day; and where
did the Democratic party stand afeW
years ago2 stand now precisely
where it did and if there is Demo
crat here to day, / have q few words
70 say to him. [Several voices,
Here we are. ! am glad we are
here to-day. Here stands the Sena-
t~s. y