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Notice

FssHlS day give nj bon. W. y. Hodgkins, his
Il time to act AID trade for himself. i eshau not
claim his wages or pay his debts.
O. HODGKINs.
Attest--C. b, Sands. Daniel Freeman.
Portland, July ., 1854. jyed2ws
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BOARD Wanted

* Dung man and his wife; within ten miuutas,
- walk OF the Post Once. address, stating loes-
ton, terms, &c.l ''s
,u,o,.. "c c. b." Lock Box No a, P. o.
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Disfoyaity la Western Missouri Col Ford's
Erpefifion

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Is.
Dispatches from Col. Ford OF Kansas, states
that he just returned from Platte and Clay
Counties. His command is at Liberty
Thornton's rebel band has been broken IN
to small squads. Twenty-four of them were
killed. u
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Clirrnntx Wnn,.a

Il Ia any quantities "P9 Ou'rans.
GREENoU6H q MORSE.
Portland. july 10 -d& WITT As'e square.
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FRAGRANT SozoDoNr.-This article has been
known and appreciated in New York for some time
but only recently that the propretors increased
the- ability TO supply the article and introduce il 10
the Boston public 1t has taken WE'LL tor II is really
very excellent dentifce. cleansing the teeth and
fmpartfng health to the gums. As wash after
smoking, II Is very grateful. Having tried it, we
commend il with pleasure. Boston Saturday Eren-
ing Gazette. mchI4 II
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New Boat for Harpsw',lI.
On and after Monday, July 18th. 1864, tho new and
superior steamer faf-r
MARCENA JOHNSON.
viii leave as follows. r.F

- Leave Custom House whf.rf M a IL
as above. l7, eN"Nk
Excursion tickets to Harp-wen IS cents: Pe.h,.
isn s 81 - eeass; Dn mond Cove or chebeague Is
Large parties taken at reasonabIe.rafes
The public are invited to inspect this boat n ;ns
lifted up IN superior style ana X by fsr tR stss.
excursion boat in lhese waters S '"'''s
For turth, particulars frour q Of GEO ARR
HOUSE, Agent, on board, OF. - - ~ IN
J. d. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
july9
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New Steam Mill.
Foot OF Gross. between Fore & Commercial S.,
WINSL0W. DOTEN & CO.

MOULD inform their former customs r. s.x3 A..
w pubic general y, that tney have art an fhs;v
New MIL with New Machinery, and are row resd.
10 DO Plaaiag. AafeAing and los sfiro alse swss
and Circular saving WOOD alag. se
me nave IN operation one Of Messrs. Gray q
FLAMING OUT OF WIND.
II will plane with the greatest accuracy from me,
In thickness 20 II inches square. Also
AN EDGER FIFTY FEET LONG,
For saving heavy plank and edging boards.
fsrticria- attention given to planning shin Kpsps
Clapboaras. and heavy Timber
Fur the accommodation OF d alers and othsrx h.
ing large lot of boards plane we have in copIee
With the mill IL coo square feet of yard room
jyleeodtf
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ALDRICHS PATENT
Elevator '

"A fAIENr combining more good aud less had
- qualities than any "tser fixture in use for nous,
wells Don't faii to see il before you any anv rn,,
or drawer now IN use II works 30 easily ,b-s
enid sightyesrs oldcan draw with IT, Il Il low
pfieed 4 leaves nothing in the water to in lure ~
IL does not freeze; II Is simple; IL Is not Ii elv 10
get out OF order. The bueke hrs no vs.lys and
empies fseif- fon have your well all ope = or Gov.
cred ~ Pleasure and is just such simple fxfnre a.
every man needs who values lure water for f-'nily
Drawers and Town and County Risars for
BOYNroN q HIGGINS.
,-,o, IL and 10 Warren Market. Portland
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THOMAS g. LORING. DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange s. Federa Srs.
Aperfect at guaranteed. The poor literally con.
adhered. mch25 diff
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

A most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
ii takes its name.
Manufactured only by PH4LOE & SON, n. Y.
-Bs,oare If Coiaterfeits Ask for Phatoa's-
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally.
june2i64d3m
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Buy Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
- per dozen, or Is cents each.
vAgentswanted, address L. DRESSER. Port.
land, Me-, Box 1a2.
jylld4ws
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Boston Stoak List.

HIfyou arein want Of any kind o PRINTING
call at the Daily Press ONCE. Il
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TO ARMS! TO ARMS!
Attention Home Guards |!

The old members OF Home Guards and Portland
CITY Guards are requested to meet tomorrow, Tues
day evening at u O'Clock. at the
OLD CITY HALL
For the purpose Of recognizing and plsci ng our
selves in position that will enable Us to do go,d ser.
vice in defence of our city in case of INVASION All
others interested are invited to be present.
Per request Of many members
N. p. CRAM, late Clek.
July l9.-d2t ~
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

A fine barque of about 40 tons will be launched
from Picketts yard, Cape Elizabeth, at high water
this forenoon.
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HoARDs and BILL HEADS neatly prints
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The Rebeis and the Pong.

The Richmond Whig thinks it would be
eminently wise on the part Of the Confed-
crate Government to send a Commissioner
to Rome, if for no other purpose, as an ac-
acknowledgement Of the friendly sentiments
expressed by his holmes in his letter to
the President. Il thinks all Catholic coun-
tries would feel highly complimented, by
such sn oct of the government, and derives
great conclusion from the belief that "Lhe
Pope's letter is begetting it's fruits at the
North in the estrangment from this wsr Of
the thousands Of Catholics who gave such
vitality to it in the past" The Wing be-
comes most gratifyingly devout over the
matter, and says that the Confederates
may well consider the favorable regard Of
Piux TX, Os proof Of Provideniial ia
vor and inevitable success" It thinks the
worldwide influence of the Pope would
cOunterbalsnce the hostile position Of Eng,
land.
It seems to rs that ii will be very desir
able for the Confederatss to establish di
plOmslio relations with his Holiness. I
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WITH ms OONNEOTU

And Close Connections At Harrisburgh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON,
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would at least give 3 few prominent rebels
good excuse for getting under the pro.
tsstion Of foreign power, as q great
many Of them have already done without
excess. As to the effect which the Pope's
letter is having at the North, there is no
occasion for hopes or fears. The Popes
bull against the Gommet," which has af-
forded our Democratic friends such an in
exhaustible fund of amusement, was just
abont as influential q document as the
Pope's letter to JEFF. Davis.
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gAns0ABs.
CILEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ QIHOIHHA1I RAILBOAD.


1854. WIHTEs ARRAEaEHEHT. 1874.
On szd after MONDAY, November 18th, PasssDesr
Ia,., Irans wiz leave Cleveland, a. follows sundayse
ist Train-7s4O A. HI.-CINOINEATI ExPREss
Sfiitk Stfoiitk.ns ~ drAiton, Wellington, New London,
A1bIeyyl Tnlgistine Gallon, Gilead, CardingtoB,
~ LIVING at Utestine At lO.aQ q. m, COlum.
no q , I,,s l sg95ton SO p la Cincinnati ssS5
m, Calro $50 P N, Fort " ayne 4:i6 D. m, OIL.
I'd Train-1iIO P m..-ACUONMOnATEaz
p stops at an ssStio2s, and arrives in ColGnbu1
Sd Truin-zi10 p. M.-HIGhT EXPREEs-sto..
ping a. Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New ~.
don, shelby CrestiiEs, Gslien, Gilsad, OardisE-
ton and pelsyarei arriving at Crestline at l0siQ
?. m.' Columbus Its 3. m, Dayton I:45 a n
cincinnati 100 g. m; Indianapolis 7:5Oa m ST.
Louis - p: m Cairo 5sO8s. m, 1T. Wayne4.5a
an, and Ohicszo via Orsstline iO:5O 4 d.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and I0:21a n 40 p
arrive af OleFeiano 80 a. m, 250 and ss00P. q.
CORRECTIONS.
sAeIbT-Bandusky, Msnsneld & Newark RafIrr,d. for
4iinIa1aeld, aiiI1 At. Vernon, Newark, zlnss-
o-s5tlins-PiftSbursh, Fort Wayne Chicago RaiI.
road koEelt, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Ia
S,Si. Esi5t. and zAsti0E &ansfeid, Boostsf. Mas.
arAfton and Bellsfontine Railroad IIns for Marion
Geleto1tsinsi Sidney, Uuion, Muncie, In
annapolis, Terro HaGte, Vfncennes, EVans-
F1llel Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis a.
DelaNRre-Eith Springfield branch isr sefiaTesld.
unou7-hlItls Miami 3 Columbus, and xepfa
hallroadi FOR Aenia, Dayton, indianepoIia
Terre haufe, 81 AOuis, Morrow, LovslS1d
and Oineinnatt, and with the Ohio 4 miS.
Lssippi Railrosdg r -Cfnoinn atifor LouIrTflIss
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and aii Scinsa
on the Ohio river 80
Jolumbus-OentrAl Ohio Railroad fer Newark Zanes-
vile, WheelinEi 60; ColumbaE Pioua 4
Indiana Aailroad for Pigua, Urbans 20
- Ior Tickets % sll points and Information an
RY st the Passenger Ststion, and At Union Tiekst
OGoo, lH suparior-st
Cleveland, Nov. Is, 1851. supsrinta1dsst
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Ths Ohlef Attributes q Manhood e..

rroqzsntly lost or EaEpoaGed by mAi-prsoticss and
siouI habits that viii inevitably lead 20 he7edia11
disease unless checked IN time BEAD the truths lA
down n tie treatise "HUHAE FRAIETY, o. PHT1
ForosIoAE BzsHARoHEs." It IL sleborEteiT Hlustra'
I'D WITH ooEored ensrrvinss and WIN convince tAi
ue.t hardened and uneoEoernsd, Is well as relksEs
fhs minds Of tho most despondlngi b. leading theB
n ne rsht ehanEsi for RELIEF o. bodily End ments
seouF and eezFsiF.
ERSold by Dr.. BAsn1T, i5i blsscsor-Sf.s y. ~
PTfcs csnts 6snt frss sverTwhere- See tdTertis
Tcnt gl stTriszslnsr'' IN another column.
sold also hT g. ", 0gsAhks Druggist OleFeiaafi
UrIf
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These Lozengcs are prepared from highly esteem-
ed recipe for asviating Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Cogghs, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness Of The Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOOALIsTs
will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing and relieving the throat after
nnv uBususl exert on Of the vocal organs having 5
peculiar sdaptaticn to affections Shioh disturb the
organs OF spssch-
Rgreold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
ip the United States and most FOREIGN countries, al
IS csnts pe4 b7z- jgul2 -R2 lmo
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.B.


l.ssS;zs 5z
1854. WINTER ARRLEanMEH lssz.
On and siter Monday, November 18th. Issa P.s,.,
so- Trains hlll run as iooNs, Sundays sxosptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 a. m.-DAH Z EXPRESS TEA TN-storr5nss "A
niLoughbyi PainesTflle, Geneva As6fsS5ia
Oonneant and tfiraT1 unIT. and arr4ye A. - ~
a, % p 2, M y D9I m SiTs 20 P Buffalo 5;20 D. m
PainesYllle, Ashfcbula and Girard onIy ana a. -
Elyos a. Efie 6S5 p. m, Dunkirk s:iT ~ m H1f,
3s55 7. ii.'-nAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
~ sSSSSbpIs az al stations and arrives Sc ETis st
9:IO 2, M.-EIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-stopUipr
- EslAtsf5.iei As1febuis end Girerd oulT. and
RrEyse af E-1e at l212 q. n DnpkirE 80 !
Ms Buffalo 40 .. m. so -
LEAVE EgTn
s'lO A. E--5sledI E4PEES3 TRA M stoppiur Al
9irsrdi Ashtabule and Painesyfiis opiT "a A.
riVes 81 Oisveland at 7GG A n ~ -
e'zOA .E.--mA1L AND ECCOhNODA ATInN FRh AIN
--toaping 81 ali stations and arrives a. O;eTa-
$50 A. H--fOEEDO EXPREsS--stoppfse a. aT,ts.
Ions except SEaEy1lle, SaybTook 1nionviiie
EeEfys mentor and Wickiino, and arrigs1 n
Et5 ?. A--DA1 GAPRESS TRAIbI-stopptnr At al,
Essd' OonnssUs, Ashtsbula, aud Psi6ssVfIia
onlyi and aFfi7es II Cleveland st s:2s p II
-, - Second Olasl Cars s-e run On all through
All the trains FolnE westward couzset Il CsV.i.Ba
WI W.T. Ielhs los toledo Chicago, Columbus, UinoIu-
n4tis indianapolis st. Louis, &c; and an thro1gh
t{ - sSs s ~ H1As5"f9l connect at Dunkirk with tie
ssslns q ne y J. y. Railroad, and az Duialo vim
s1o5e o. tne New York Central aud Bu-HaIo No.
q a9fh Ci5y B2ilrcads for New York, Albany HoEtoo
niagara calls, &c, aud ~ Erie Vftb train. - ~
Pniisdslphia snd Erls RaiIrosa '-a'I' VI -
psy AIDress, Eest and est oounaaf. ~ air.
Tn T!-n Ifalns on AIlo ald Pittsburgh RaiIrosd m
Aito7fLlsi lAeaiYliies jamestown, SC
gsysand. November 18th, Isss. . A. SUP =
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NF

-TRlESEnARl !, ? and :, ars protected b. Roy
81 Letters Patent OF ENGLAND, and secursd by tht
SEALS % the Eoole de PhGTuccio do Paris and N.
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
no. One is Invaluable for Exhaustion, GrsTmasoF
rhoss and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicete8 ali kraoas Of thOss
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the mar
seous and parntcious Use OF o0Bavis and oubobs.
Mo- Three has entirely supplanted heinurtous usa
OF mercury, thereby inEurias 10 tho sG6reF 5pssdy
relief, dispeTsng ST impurities, and roofing out the
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. aud ;, are preparations in TIE
form OF Lozenges, devoid Of asts and smell EBd can
be carried IN the Waistooat 20, ket Sold IN tn cases
and divided into separate doses a. admnisterpd Nv
Velpau, Lallomand, houzs Ricsld 30. Prics g Zach;
or cases for So, which saves So Az In a27 oasss
sale snd retail Of Dr. HAROWs No. l94 BlsecksF-Et
EeW York.
VIII onward the TriesemsE % any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according % the ir.
5tTuet1Ons o. the writer.
Iss-aoId bv 9. VI. dLARK. Agent for O..yslard.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX
az CRERYL earnestlr caution aIl

qua Chhh I'll earnestly canton sii
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &c.,
against endargering their health By pstroniztng
any Of the advertising Quacks You can fully recoV-
er By the methods Gsed by the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of Others ASD IN 40 oTHER WAY.
Rssd Letter which viii send you Il you will send
ne post paid envelope bearing your address. Di-
rect to EDWARD h TBAVER,
ianal-R2asu Ioek Boz. Boston Mas.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEB7 I7,Iso4


Fon Special and TELEGRAPH News--see
Ffrist Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
NevFn--aee Fourth Page.
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DR.. Hunter is thsonly agent in the United States for
Dr.. Yiohoisl Female Monthly Pills.

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs-No article Of medicine in tended
for the exclusive Of Females, that has made
its appearance has met with such universal success
as these celebrated Pills. No disease is 50 little
derstOod, and consequently badly treated female
diseases These Pills the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female
plants, and in all Of gularties suppression
leucorrhOss whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of energy their
use is above ell praise. Among the many Thousands
that have used them in all parts of the Unicn
speak i'll Of them, for all like them. They contain nc
mercury, iron, steel, deadly oils. Their use
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n. B. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them
as By their action on the womb, miscarrisge would
be the consequence.
Prioe-el per box. Persons sending for Pills viii
enclose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills.
have advertised es being agents for Dr. Yichols Pills
and selling q worthless pill.
n. B. The genuine Vichols' Female italian PILE
cannot be found at any other place in the UniteC
States except at DR.. Hunters InfTmary, Cleveland
Ohio.
Dr.. Hunter has In hts possessio1 numerous eerfif-
Gates End testimonials which relieved and hapPy pa
tient5 have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
him to exhibit to those desrOus Of his services.
81 Once hours IRON A. N. 9P.H. octi5dsa
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M. aYnanH

FR0FEtsOR or ELECTnCgAEaY AND MHDICEH,
Cfice-Il9 Seneca Street. few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
ohice heIIrs frem to IL and from 2to O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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A FEIEED n EEEI-TEE II. 9
DE. Sweets IH FEItlIBLEL LiNlAEET q gTePa1t-
ircn ths rsoiPs us D.. etsEhsn sSest o. Oonneotio
tke grsss bone ssttsT and las ssu used in his Fss
Ios for she Last twenty FosrE With ths most astonis
NJ SUCCESS. As m external remedy u lE without
rival and vii siieyiGts pain more speedily than a.
ether KFeparatson Eor su Rheumatic and hsr7o
Dis0rdeFi e g. truly infaIiblo, and curative
Sores, WcGnds, BRrains, Bruisss, &c. IL soothi'
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pRAYTON 4 sTOCKWELL,
BEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ones no. AtEatsr Binding. Entrance shreHFf
the Insurance Once Of II. y. Brzyton.
)OKWELI,,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
i5lx1Ol. A very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner of Brownell and viii
son-Sts. Lot 60feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at a bargain.
Four Brick Houses, Nos. 90 81 a and 55 Euclidst-
Lots 25xI35; very desirable location Win be sold
House snd Lot No. Us Garden sf. Lot 25xl25 300
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x30O
A very de irable resi- -ence. Price s2,t0O- Terms
Brick . aouse Fo. l96st Clair-st. LO:s7Ii62. $1,000.
House and Lot No. IS sibley-st. Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price Sl6S8
Brick House No. 209 Kinsman-st. Lot T3x2OO. To
Lot on UIigersity Heights 66xlg5 feet on Newton
st, south Of and near CleseIand Inststute.
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottsgs on suPsrior-St. Lot 52z2Ol A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lo4 and los Euolid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and BrovnsIl-sts.:
occupied also as shoe chop. Let 25xlO0 feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture of
boxes, wash-boards, SC, corner Of Wesr River
and Main-Sts. a good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST sI,sOo
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
/ Cottage, No. l24 Lake-St Lot 2exIOO feet.
House and Lot, No. Z27 Scoyille- avenue.
20 ieet on summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres % wilsOn-Avonue with considerable I'm.
4s sH6REs 0isyelond. PainesvlIs & EAshtabuls RAN.
| road Stock.
| FARm5 FOB SALE
30 acres in Breoksvis; IS acres improved balsno.
i choice timber land Is per acres. Terms easy.
q Acres 10 BetfoTd. Coed House and Barn, Water
/ and Fruit. Price S2,5JO
100 AcrEs in NeWburg1- House and Barn, two Otch-
| ards and Is acres Wood Land.
5z acres IN orange gOod frame House. IS acres I'm
/ proved balance timber.
| II acres on St Clair st. small frame house
| Is acres on hinsmsn-St opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres, wood land, balance improVed) on Euclit
Road, good springs of water, fruit, and a gOol
| Bituatien for grapes.
Choice snd well selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
| and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
! 50 acres in AeWburgr about miles from Cleveland
| GOod house and barn and fine orchard. IS O00
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, two miles from the Publ
| Square.
Is ceres on the Eewburgu Road. House and Barn
| Fruit, Water, &C.
SO Acres in East Cleveland, under high state Of cul
! uFat1On, good house and barn; II miles fr1u
| City limits TerGs easy. febs
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MEDICAL.
DR.. UNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

nR. HUNTER STILL UONTlN-
TINUES st the old established place, No. IL,
Aathews Block, south side Of the Public Square,
Cleveland Ohio curing all that come--in fact, he Is
the only reliable physcan IN Cleveland treating the
following diseases namely: S0rofuls, Cancers ul-
GERS, fumoTs, Eistuia, Asthma Bronehlal and LlnS
diseases, rheumatism, AgGe and 1eVeri seminal
weakness, and all di5easis peculiar % Females Leu
eoTrnqea or hitesi Suppression Of the Menses ram
tnl Menstruation, Inflammation and liberation OF
the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Falling Of the
removed from the system. All diseases Of The organs
oigeneraon Of male or female, Of whatever name OF
nature, treated in careful thorough and judicior
manner, pointed out By long experience and invest-
cation.
in from three to eight days. All syphilitc and mer
curisl taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER 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 should
apply to Dr. Hunter immediately either in person OF
by letter. he never fails TO cure His remedies are
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance, by stat.
ing their diseases in giving all the symptoms
obtain medicines with directions for use, By ad-
dressing Dr. Hunter Of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
nd enclosing fee.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scruples in asserting that whatever he IN
deratkes in specially, be will MOST CERTAINLY PE'
f0AA- Ne matter now hopeless may De the case
whether from extreme debility and prostrationof the
system, or from unsuccessful treatment of empires
or sef-5tylec " NJ DIS" whom many have unfortu.
nately been under, from the false delicacy thai
many OF my patients tell me kept them from an early
application to me, or the less fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease By the advancement Of age, and
strictly moral mind for they one and all, make the
case worse, and If It is an early one from the Of
being entirely local, it Affects the entire animal
omy, and then requires general we'll local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy TO be able to say
that thorough investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes, OF however long duration, yield to his
mode Of treatment II the unfOrtunate value life and
health, they should be sure and call physician Of
age and experience.
M No charge for advice. The Doctors once is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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ZEAL EsTkTE.
Q HN G, JENNIN 8
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
UITY PROPERTY FoR SAIL

BlcE- -St-Hou5s and Lot, l0rl25 'eet 500.
Cedarst, near Perry-St.. two story HCuse and Let,
with PAN, Fruit, &C. sl6OO.
Wslnnt-Sr., near Erie-s'-, good two story Brick
Hous5 End Lot $500.
Walnut St d 1uble Cotit % H1usP two stories.
Price sl6CO
OIinton-st.. corner of Dusne-St, Brick House and
Lot, ll51l26 feet.
Good BusiIess Properly on srp5r or st P,b.ic
Square, and uI tsrlt--t. Some q s. rate Bar
gains on all If these Streets.
so Vacant Lots-A GO d iuyr5smeDt Part on Ohio
Canal and River aud near to business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-17
DISs0LuTl0N,

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
N The firm Of LITTLE H0AGE, recently doing
business IN the name of G.. r. Little, gent dis
solved By mutual consent the 18th day VI pecem-
Der, 1858 All accounts and demands due said firm
are 20 be psd to Geo g. Heag at 81 MerwiR-St Cred
tors viii present their claims at the same place.
G.. BOAG,
Insb2-lss g. b. IL TILE.