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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
AyeESSarSapaTillS

Aerlpt1AdNs4eay, dRigned g. Be the ne.t
Szeetpel lksrsAtd that rtn BE- made. il 4
. eeBsARtfakd extract II Para EarseYGrilIa.
Sp0 kolabiBad with ether. uhSsucSs ~ All
grestnr alternative power a. 10 aAakd ~ tAsS.
tire anticty kpf the diseases Esrsrafla NJ
rspGtedfs satt. Ii Is believed that puch 4
relnsdy = Ntnted by those Whp sufrer from
~6Snneua sorplAist, and that one which will
ao"1npifAh theii cure must prove Of inlnens,
Sea nee to this large class Of our afflicted fellow,
citizens, HkAuSSnRl SaAinscsnapsnlu aim
do It hAG beei. proven by experiment. On nIAI,
Of The AoIst CASea 70 be found Of the isllowinr
nnmplsints: -. yTt uUOO VI
scRoFuLA AM ScAorvLous Eox.rAtSrs,
ukHezItcSsNE RHvFFFV# DISEASES, UftasSS;!
PiArLrs. BlorcnEs, TuNsRs, SAT- RHEus,
s9AtP HEss S~yFagAsAyP SFpWLHA A.
FAcTieNs, MERtctIADAEAss DR6PsTg Me-
RALoIA Oh TN DouLouREuE, DemLIrY, DY,.
rkHsiA ANp 4ApIpEAEnNs-ERlsIrGIAa Rosa.
on ST. AEruoSr'sF ntB, and indeed The Whole
class Of complaints arfink from LNruRIrY u
THE BLocp.
This conpeupl VIII be f~apraaIEreat pro
H.oter Of bealh4 Nk8n takAlSid thesp-;ng, IT,
expel the fOul runo:S which fsster in III
blood ut that season'6rif yelr.I BY the time.
ly expulsion Of hem many rsHa.;ng disorder
are nipPedyil the bul. Mul;tudta can, bJ
The aid Of thI Ismedy, spare ,SS:cIpsclvcs from
the endurance If toup ernptiofIsl and ulceruu
lid itself Of ,sf,u ntion. II ,otH 1851 w i,
Aha through the r,tor.I sI,orn,ta 49, I hoS,
BY an altsrstiy, msdiripe' Clans. out ~
Nsated Wood whenever 5oA flffl its impuritic
or sores; cleanse Il when You s,;a itsy ~
ctr ucted and sluggish in t,s v,,ns, oL,sn ts5
whenever II /. foul and yonr faoi;ost Lii ~,
yos when Nv n where NO nor,;crI1r H.
|, ,,lt nsanle ,n;,v bc,,or baSi.s' a"T -,
,lof,.. C,y 'oIe.nssnr ,%s 'h,neI '' .ma va
blrnI h. .l,hv ana Gil I. a,roiIs Ln, III ,
III 4ium nj H. 5iso~J.red thsr. CIV ~
t|ssting tcsitb "a ,.,s. =, 1-,,r .nmtM
nu.t o.. 800 vi ,b.".m Sg'HsaaGs9
D1c is 6isordcred sr ov.rrhisSnpi ,H SS' a.
kar.unnrflo lI.. anI Aoeay ~. I..ah.u kAl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
SALE.

Dsiia =. oii.s aN AIrR'e a
John v Nsstley, 4. ! Istidcn 10 isif
dcfu. rcd ct,nie5
p~ursuapts 81 ait nlihs ordtf sbf sklS.
made by The eop@ bf Commbh Pea.
me difepied,T Eiif NohSf ior ssl4 a
public auction, upoHth premises, about
TWO mics south Of lcwisburg. Prcble c ounly
Ohio, on Thurday, October 18th, A. d. 1854.
at O'clock, p. M TIC following described
estate belonging o the estate Of samu.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
.gaCOB M~ULLENDJRE.
EXEChTORlSa SABLE.

bison ysyis i Ases siss cf lfs J treble, c.
'ia% u md is;ls%s6ts, Is s.s
sid Davis. seesNAl'Gr ssrSsn'A
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10

'issI will and ,sslamshk VI pa II F,q , A!s
sid Q4yisr dec GApl. aara Jf~eapYaisA
Levi. DAVIS. eta defts, 70 Iibsvs val.
lINJpur suance Of All order yrsaited .'bsaths
l6rcplec county prob4ts Court, lpNhs tbpye
aanse, 1 will fer ~ public suction pn the
promises IN So4isr' lVvn.hip rreblS c'u II
W una 4s,, az lAs ID -
Saturday the Goth OF Oct.,SlS64
at | o'clcck + N.'dflSid day the 'folll WiAs
described real estate, situate in Prcble
couL.y, Ohio. to.wit: Being ono hundred
and, eighteen aecesSof ]aud of d the'east
side OF the portheost garter OF section
nunber one, in township number az, t6) III
range humber 'w.si(IAsyfj " dApErI;II5rYSp
, ,ALsOl the west rhslf, ofaihe northeast
quarter ofscetieA. Number tttcenT (a5b ~
tuwp slip Bumber sir, ~ 10. tauge lUsabsr
swo, (2) east &c. gEcepInv about twenty-
five scres-of Of HAs noFah cenaofssaid TtractS
grd north OF the Camden and JuCksonS-
burg road hereto sYtA SHd e9pFyed TO
Th6mas B. Nil,kin, eohtathidE i tsf Deduct
ing said 3eetssdl po*ions dfty i've asrss
more ar lass. Appraised 49,
f ALAWKN pafc1 the Aosth~est duarteso
scct,,n 1dniber fiteea, township ostt' raH Cd
txo east 6c!s, beginaae At the Fncrtkrasl
corner Of said dusiites4 thence ssoa'h lS4ai
Vest, Extraordinarily tosFs thepee cont
46e esst26E p6fcs, thence sOttA 65sReast
/ eisht dIEeSe; the esSut4f 7Ss east; a ifoles
| thence north 70 SFsS III feiesis0 tbeS lac
| Of beginaing, containing fhree' keres tv1
tFooas and &c poles Of iara5 and being =
paFt of the Iands0f NbRA aiehsfa%Dasi
IDavis died seized Appraised at -
Terms OF SAFE 0ne lAnd NJ III
pyychEsSscaship hand, ore third in spp'
and the residue in two years from The da
afxsidh dsfsrr,dRaynen.s, TO beaf. plere'
from day. f sA'r aid DC Iecagfl By nor
gage on the prsa''sa suSSS d 13rS4cst
.sas suy1ye plSDA IA N4Ss'
-sq, Ex'rsSf,l David, Davis dfG,d,
Fo,GkS ,epksr, AayJ fars psiijnpeit
Sept. ~, !ss4osL Iprf NJ w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
Ayers CarhaFtic Pills,

AySr NdlilaFlC {lliS,
.4oH rEn CURE or
N[AsssnAG, Laa,d.oe, Dypsssa, Msif..ion,
Dyanstsry, iOa! Stenaeh, E,ysip.As, i.saaucae,
PiAs. Rheaxa.isp,, frmpio.i aud Stiiy Jhsea-ss,
.LivS Complaint, Drep'y, 1sHsr, 2apno,s aud
SAX Edatm, Wnml, Cont MsEsSk1a, q. a
D!os.r FiA, anI for PnrifpiHS,M lie Blood. ~ q
They ART sugar Goa ed, so that the most sons
.iSe can take ,hsrh pleasantly, and they are 4h,
best spssisnt ip the Norll for ell the purposes o. .
family phyiis.
3r!ss IS es7s: f.r Bos; Fiy. Aofs. sr 500.
GrestHumiep ofClsEymsn, PbysiGiEns States,
men. and e~ininert percentages, have lent their
AamtatO certify the unparalleled usef dnet {, ofthess
remedies, but eur 81 ace hero will Eai psstpit ths
i~nssEties Of thsp, The Agents below named fur.
hiSh gratis eur A kERicAy ALMA SAe inEhich they
are given; with slis fun descriptions Of the al,nve
complaints, and the trsAtnsut that ahsuld he fl.
leweE fortheir eArc. 'Hs7 naS6 'Hl IA 'f .
IL not, be put Of w .AApEihcipieh deaIers. witt
sther preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayers, aud take no others. ahe sick
Hsattks beat aia!tkstsh Or them, and they .Ioul4
Al sr- rsnsliss GrsIsr sals$v u'1 1r' 40 .-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10

L j. esiimAA2
Nat lSo,ueS P&-
SONS liz aAnmlly
in the U. States,
with esBsupp p.
ten, AID Profess
ssr EbSrly Ays
that q vast nGR
her Sftkess eoul
bs s4vsd w Ne
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
! : = = /
II PHYSICIANS WILL LsE H. Why s II
ECT Safe FOR TEl-HlflE9

|tlSskASAtIg ASNs g.
,MH,rs A. y. sS&yaL CS.
lear s,n,-JLr l6L:S generally are iauj
aware OF the IL lNs'Js y: ltldsiies .tcr as
4rscd lupE., / Ger IL t',es " SsTSaIta.
,:llp., lis, P's,'"4. | in.utr!I., etc, iEAi
he iAily lrUuyi ~ GsI r.sass Though the
.neS.yapey, Ly ! Il R,..s.rtsSntLu. Ny.
n~t,Vci in Nr.sLg La ,SSss y. laLiicaliSn il
TO induce he ruIlis, " ~ Isn,! i:sss who ara
Atiig;rd, iii ihsy wi Us lGlsnt HcdiGinss,l
~ ss- ohs 'thut { 1utaiL, srijcleI =: rGsl use ~
pulmonary dlsegstss inS ssn.ciSus that in
. ,d0inK | an svii y UsSt ,llDl Occasionally
nd Jstsgatary ilp he i~uteresta 9! sledicL
scirpcs LIi In a., ~ l:sS;.; e.s 9! nedi
vine. %. ...-s r.-,
The nedieaut tcrvi'liG refer il ~, Eslt
Aqissr. isr1ns !, ~. LLie prescribed IL
~ 10. * LasiLi! g! a. y ihd s!Wsys viii
sstcsa.- OLs - > IL lsIfrGlsr 10 which !
aisb bSw % Isicr .Nsr gwen Up Wy tsvera
phys!c shs WI lid iua called ~ esnsalta.
lea w:'l n,Sdl Civ retitut had all The
k,nrtuus o. rclA s.d ~TCLsSllpiiGS, ausb
~ SviG LieLt sr,it., hectic ever, bsrassiEr
cough VII. SG'Ly.N SIN il Tao lobe Of uhs
.rrF. wv, s;Ttl.dS IA si1ere gaiaffheas
ne cen t,tiy \ La sttiyStS Gel letter W
tis u.s Of Ihs , nvs ! !picd GeSrine, all
Wa .sUh Ss.issSi' to htSf,t Stsil4 esliht !
tAve al-6 satGt IL. HI u RsheA TIE mest
saluskls tIits!Stt " Ter Ertsl1tsg up DIS
ues,iRS seG.sI AID s%las ttst1 have ever
wed ". B. RklsfI, \, ,.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
q Ui9.0N NeaiID 81 y -
&arA Phys!cisrs' Tss.INcny

e NZhb ~ ~#anR =
&Sra Phys!cisrs' Testimony
CT We, tbs upisr.iEaei Fiy,isissT u
tssiauali, shiur ai.Ii n. BriSltA Apa+
uents are ~sp;rt!si ts tkp alilstL esnkJsRss
y tie public, ED ~ ear faliy sGrrslossH
Wis, b. kss AID. hHvirg pssd Pr ISiEI
dealsam in Sss Str Of cRHe, ritt tkt AAp,
siA.. sGssL. ~. 10. HANSON, n D.,
. 70 ll MA. &c sNfTH, A-Ds
il joINAoG, 4.p.
So n 40 Ir. VIZ. HA;lI
$alssA.
10 A~!s " y. srePrisssa %
A |. sccy1LL 4 Co..
-. Is Wei Eighth s.ost. oiSsiaHa&
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
SUMMER GOODS, :

! ,a,ls s |,t.r. ! % \ IN, s4 hAaas+ sNsI customer. rs.
t a. low rates a,i as can Be bought anywhef-.
nrAnk kinds Of Custom Tsri mace e
yadcr, on the shortest notice." q hnAn "a
The pubic are lnsited. ~ celi iat ais I'D
stand, 'olposite the National hoteI anf
Come along, come atpngi pGke 70 ~del9E:ys
Come from ,ierfy hamlet. and village by the
.s nvayHosGs8 All 1Oi stdaiin4 Snin
Dam and ass tassls4sattG s'As'tAFi 'FeFa
! .osFob did wear,
Arevsrrfsted to w TJS' heAt,'sa@pe's e''osr
i Alir setsar. s'7Onik III OF Tootr
'SsSsis
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-10
FACTS ARn VSyUBpoRN r4afNcdfs
NE. % bABT FffT1l SD nRa
! ,WMqINeENNA4rM =

a<1Eopd zIoR4 AMI sRE1EAFEhAR
.TSs bot b b AsA1.
2 ssa!si' VI
PRiv1rT, SECRET ann vVNNHRAf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
MORNING LEADER.

The Descendants Of Revolutionary TOF1es'
The peculiar vindietiveness which has
been manifested in the British provinces
Of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, TO-
wards this country, and the sympathy for
the rebellion, which far surpssses anything
Of The kind in other parts Of the British
empire, has often excited remark. The
matter may be explsined by recurring 10
the early history Of this country. When
our delegates ct Paris, in 1882, were dis
cussing with the commissioners Of the
British government the terms Of peace, an
effort was made by the latter to secure the
annulling Of all acts oon6scsting the es.
tstes Of The tories. But Messrs. jay and
Franklin positively refused to acquiesce
in such a provision. The result was that
large number Of the tories were expstri-
sted.
But few were left behind, and they were
Of the poorer class, who were unable to
emigrste. Most Of the tory emigrsnts set
tied in New Brunswick, and SO great were
their numbers that they formed large
proportion Of the population. Many Of
the old Dutch names, which were common
in the valleys on the Hudson sndMohswk,
are to be found in the Eastern British
provinces.
Hatred to free America has been hand
ed down in these families they are the
descendants Of the tories Of the revolution,
and it is not strange that they are friendly
10 the rebellious Shareholders.
1t is curious fact that the term "cop-
perhead' was first applied in this country
to the posterity Of these Same tories. The
Aroostook county in Maine was largely
colonized by emigrants from Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick. In 1852 the author
tiles Of Maine had resolved upon draft to
recruit the Army OF he Potomac
Inhabitants Of the eastern counties Of the
State, who we're sympathiEers with the
rebellion, hastened TO leave for the prov
inces, and we're denominsted by those
citizens who dispised their conduct "cop-
perhesds." The epithet has since become
common to politicians and others who
evincs lise sympathy for southern trait
ors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

This morning I rode half mile at
right angles with the line OF march TO o
Struggling combination Of osbins that
looked humble, but homalike. Before the
door, smoking q veritsble oorn-eob pipe
and mending fishing tackle, was griIzled
old African patriarch. Seven bright
eyed, kinky-hsirsd youngsters, as count.
cd them, who crowded the doOrways and
lounged on the grass, proclaimed him a
patrisrohsl Dsme-Bi; had bought his
freedom "moTe den forty years dun gomez
was the father Of fifteen living children,
nine Of whom are boys; has two wives
both living with him, and is the owner Of
seventy i've acres Of soil, on which he
lives. / wish could report his oonversa-
tion literally. Three Of his boys SIS fight
in, Sab, Wid you someWhar. ! sent EN-
Eorf. Dey made 'em work fxin' for de
batteries ct Riobmon', an l wasn't & sine
to hsb 'em helpin' on dat side. 'spect
dey is down in Cgreliny wid the 5Olud
soldiers dat left Washington" The old
msn Intends TO 60 North with all his fame
lily; says he shall have nothing to TAX
with him except the deed Of his land
which he "WorSed for and paid foT, ssh,'
but "reokins" he can git along Dup dab
durin' de wab, somehow" And 1 devoutly
hope he may.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
OLOsIHG OF MAILS.

AA9f11l IHRoUGHs Tor Erie, BuIalo, Boston, HsW
korks Hartlord, and WtllouRhby, PainesYIis, ds1ss
VI ABtsOuia and Oonneaut closes at e.l5 A II.
- AAs1sHA v IHkoUsHs nor New York only, 6osol as
EAsFIsH FHROUaH, for Hris, Ru0.lo. ATb,uv- Ho..
tons New York and Hartford, closes Rf 40 p
AstHaa AZ. fog AZ points between Ulsgsland ana
WEsIERH THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohicaro
and MiiWaukses closes ct $50 P. n.
nRsTHRA IHEouGHs for roiedo, Detroit, Ohfcaro.
WEsTERH Way, for all pointI bstgeou Olsvelsnh
and Toledo, closes at l2s5G P. n.
POINTS, closes ct 9sN P. NJ
and Oincinu.tii closes ct ls25 p. n.
QTHC1aHAEI THROUGH, for columbus, Dayton, Esp-
ark and Oinolnnats closes at 10 p n, QeaTs1 Is SIS
UIs0EEAFf fmoUan, for Columbus. Uinolhusti,
LoutHEtlia ST. Louis, Indiananoli6 1aneSTiI1s anH
Wheeling oloss8 At 800 p. n.
PITTsHUBaH rHBOUGH. for Pittsburgh and Wasn-
ingtons closes st l2.15 P. n.
PIfTsBUHaH WAY, for an poInts betu,aan OIsvsIanI
MelaVile and Pittsburgr Harrisburg, Phlladelphfs,
Baltimore and washington, CLOSES atT.10 A n
MAhOstAq WAY, fo1 all pointa between CleVeland
ND ho1nesto6n, closes at 10 ?. M QeaTes lis
MHDIHA WAY, closes atsA An.
Bat1rdayB, Rt u n.
BEa0!s51EI1, g Z BAzH, b.. closes Tussdays ssat-
sHARoz OEErE8, Granger, Horth Roynltoa a.
qio9es on Tuesdays Gnd Saturdays ht A. n.
MARgEHHTTLLl5 closes daily, IO.so A Il
AA1EOLHEHLAHD and Huelids olosss daily sat AZ n.
S-Mail and DEOB LsEtsES are required. b. hH TO
sgall dity OIroulsr1 are required 70 BE- Drl-laiE
- Omos open fFon 7:Io A. n. TO IN P. n. On
sanaAy 1ron A. n. 70 lo;1o A. u.
= 9OWLRs, p. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

Richard K. Crslle, the biogrspher Of
John G. Calhoun, died soms days since in
Vire He Was.a relative OF Calhoun
and his keonadentisI clerk while he was
Secretary of State under John Tyler. Dur
ing the administration Of Mr.. Van BureB
Mr. Cralle Vas an editor in WasbiDS>6a.
he was SwedenbOrgisn, and oocupid ths
pulpit Of New Church Society in that
city. He also wrote ore or two polemical
works, which were circulated among the
members Of that denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

The sudden changes Of our climate ara sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial snd AEthmAtio A1ections.-
Experienoe having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when taken In the early stages The
disease, recourse should 81 once be had to BEowas
BRoNoHIaL rROCHEs," or Lozengss, let the Cold,
OoGgh or Irritation Of ths Throat be ever slight
as b. this precsution more serious attack may be
eHeotuAllY wGrded on. Public speakers and singers
viii ind them esctual in clearing and strengthen
ing the voice. Soldiers should have them as they
osn be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion
requires. .-. junelO limo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

Amost Exquisite, Delicate and Fragrant
Perfume Distilled from the Rare and Beau
tffaI Flower from which Il takes IT'S name
Manufactured only by PHABON IN SON, h. Y.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs.
ASK FOE PHA LONsS-TAKE E NO OTHER
Sold By Druggists generally. iunelI-les
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
GL0ThINRr
HHE POET on a TRAINi
fLe Rensnoe q q. RalIrsaa.

on
Fhe Romance Of tkO RaIIroad.
By the author Of the ''Eair Insz," 'The Prince Of
Wales, f" ''Ihe Ghost Hunters" 10.
(coNTIEUED.)
OnAPTER IX-THH KISS IN FHR DARK,
Aftar waiting six long hours,
And with hunger almost deed;
News came that the track was mended,
And the train soon went ahesd;
Soon We passed place called JohnstoTns
Filled with iron foundrfss
Where the people all were working
Like 8 lot Of busy bees.
Then we came to great tunnel;
hear me sat pr tty miss,
And when all was dark ss midnight,
Quick from her stole kiss.
"Uh," she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached the light
l was peerlng through the window.
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Uresson is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona we took breakfast,
1t was one O'Clock or more;
Such lot OF hungry mortals
Ine'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Quickly bring more breakfsst here"
When went pay for breakfast,
bdf0 tne tanuiOfu-- W Q must cnarra
You lust double price for breakfast,
For your mouth so awfnl large"
s. don't see Ii, said 81 dear sir;
But Just charge itifyOu will,
And while you are aboat 1t,
Send 10 Uncle Sam tho bill"
Eotos to Drafted men and others in the service Of
Uncle bam, and all in want Of Rubber BLANKET
Rubber Goats LeggiRs, Cashmere and flannel shrtg,
Military Olothngef ef any and every description aud
ne Clothing for Spring aud Summer wear. We
ave noW the largest stocs In the City, which we
Ill sell at the very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Isase's Union Hall,
Sos Agsnt for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, stOrris AutOmatan Preasman and
stronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and UHfou Ets.
- Look outfor tho Giants 7EN maVIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
CURE THAT LoATHsOME MALADY.

DR. GooDAIEs's OATAERH REzEDT.-It penstrstes
% tho veEy seat fthis terrible Disease and EXTERN.
mates IT, root aud branch forever Dr. GoodaIo Is tue
hEstand only person who ever told the world what
OArARRH really waa-Whsrs IT commenced and what
would cure IT, Or. eoodGle has nov spent lifetime
In battling with this fell disease exploring its SCI
eret ambush, and making known 70 the world the
ct that Catarrhs which has for year8 deed the gki
and research OF medical men aud authors In this
country and IN Europe, can now be cured With the
Rsme uniform Certainty that morning follows night
t'u5p1Eed b. B. gOcDALz. NJ D., New York. Rrios
sl,isl Send stamp Tor Pamphlet
hoE SAFE BY g. W. CLARK, lls Superior-St, Olsve-
40 /, Ohio. mRr22-B3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
IODINE.
DR.. H. AND ERs & co.'s
IODINE WATER.

-
Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs and Glanduinr System.
The SUCCESS which has attended the use Of this
remedy In private practice, and the sndo2 smsnt Of
Esdic9 epfhOrfy, enable ug to recommend it to the
praotioionsE snd tie public ioelihg confident that
With fair trial It viii attest its own eKcoionos in
the OF Chronic diseases which Indicate Iodius
such gcrofuIas Bronchitis. Skin Eruptions Heart
Liver and Kidney Dijeasss, Nervous Affections, Eeu
Tsgiap Rhsppetism, DYBpsDsia, Debility, syPhtiis,
Gas
Physicians may rely upon the uniisTm strength et
Iodine Water as containing thres-QUarter grains
pure Iodine in each h1id ounce pure water, no sol
vent being used. Il Is not liable to decomposition
Hor spontanB0asly-formed inequalities; neither
tae Iodine oxYdised nor usutrlizsd b combination
With any Ingredisnt, fs1derinR this soiation HGps
nor TO anE otllsr method ofsxhibitinE Iodlnp.
Full directions accompany ssoh botrie, that It mag
be used as family medicine IS well as by the pro-
tslsion.
PFioe one dollar per bottls. On receipt Of iTe
dollars, six bottles delivered free b. express to any
address.
Beware Of couhteTfeits and limitations which IN
pridepalled dealers eDdeavor - dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature snd trade mark (the
Greek word heading this ADVERT iemsnt), upon the
Labels and wrappers Of esoh bottle, without which
meme Is genuine.
OircuiArs gratis. Dr.. 4. AEDERs co.,
PhTsicians and Chemists,
-..-,. No. 4ss Broadway, New YORK.
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ISPECIAL NOTIeES.
a trisi Of Madame PoFisr's Cough Bal

H.E fsr fhe past eighteen year, has given proof 10
the world tbatits efficacy In curing pulmonary CON-
plants D beyond any remedy hitherto known to
man md AZ time makes there facts wider and
better known, tn, Balsam is fast becoming asspse
necessity smong al Glasses. Il has living s'idencos
Of ti1 unriYa ed usefulness In tbs many recorded
victims snaiohed iron the threatening symptoms Of
eents psr bottle.
Ha-Elsdams Portsr's Curative Bslsam oan Be- OBJ
tsinod & BentOn Bros, and Strong ArIHstFong'E ,
WhoIsBlls Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. Jun 2I-Rz lW
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HunneweIPs Standard Preparations.-

On our inside oOlums viii be found notice OF these
Justly oelebtated aud standard preparations, Of un
bounded reputation in new England, profess only
what thsy arr remedies for, and for sale by all
wholesale and retail dealers, Rnd confidence Is asked
20 test them. See advertisements -
rnarsO-Ba
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
GRAND CAMPAIGN
u ABOUT
KLINE & co.'s HOOP BAZAAR
Aad SkiTf Naatfaetorg.

We hSve now ready our full stock Of skeletons In
our new location for the commencement OF the
Spring trade which embraces all Of the leading sry
including the patent gore trail, also the newest
style Quaker skirts. We keen always on hand skirts
Of extra size and length and ladies who always have
trouble TO find a skirt long or large enough viii
generally find them here We will adhere strictly to
ticie, which will continue TO sell ct The lowest
possible prices Our retail department ig in charge
oil competent ladies. Dealers tn surrounding towns
will DO we'll By consulting their own interest to
cali rs before giving their orders going East
A large assortment ot French and American corset
and patsns skirt supporters always on hand. Also
Wholesale dealers in Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods,
Embroiderles, nosfery, &C. A. KLINE 4 On.
maYI2 I8 superinr ct OIagalan y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, UrinR-
n and Sexual GyBtoms-nsW and reliable treatment
lin Reports Of the Howard AssOciatiOn-Sent By
mail IL scaled letter envelopes, ee of charge Ad-
Eociations No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
Pa. mRr31- k2.