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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The World gave up Ohio on Tuesday,
but thought if Pennsylvania and Indiana
could be carried, it would be all right for
Little Mcclellan. They have not been
carried, however, and so Little Mcclellan,
by the confession of his chief supporters,
goes overheard.
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FROM p. L. eAsw1s EsQ., PRESIDENT or TIE

CITY BANK, JOLIET ILL.
DR.. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: It affords me
the greatest pleasure to be able to inform
you that l am still improving, and have
the highest hopes that my ear will be en-
tirely well by the time you first mentioned
it would take to effect cure. can say
that am truly thankful to the kind provi-
dence which directed me to you. Since
the first few days s'use of your prescription,
my ear has improved, and almost at once,
was relieved from depressed state of feel
ing and an almost intolerable ache, to an
elastic and hopeful state of mind. What
DR.. John Mott replied to me as his expert
ence, has been mine so far. NY catarrhal
trouble seems very much better also, and,
indeed, altogether, my health never was so
good. l am weighing some five pounds
more than is usual for me, land more than
I ever weighed before.)
can but hope that il may be the good
fortune of many with like troubles, to fall
in the way of the benefit of your
skill, and knowing how great the fear of
imposition is with those who, in times past,
NAV, like myself, have suffered by it, and
feeling wish, sincerely, at this time, to
aid and commend you in establishing a
hhiS,tan deserved position among uS in
your profession, / beg, therefore, that you
will not hesitate TO refer 10 me, as it may
be of use. IalsO inclOse herewith Professor
Motifs reply to my letter of inquiries, which
| deem highly creditable 10 you, and OF
great importance to others, as it has been
TO me. / will visit you again soon. In
the meantime, believe me,
Yours, very sincerely,
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The Address of the National Demo.
cratic Committee,


cratic Committee,
August Belmont makes his appearance
again before the American people. This
time not to open the Democratic COnven-
ton at Chicago, but in an address protesting
in the name Democracy, against the sup
preston Of paper called the Evening
Post iu Baltimore, and g. test oath which
has been demanded by Governor johnson
of Tennessee, before man shall vote. in
that State Tho suppression. of the POr
may have been justiRable or it may not
have been The oath prescribed by An
drew johnson is mainly for the purpose of
preventing men who are either in active or
secret sympathy with the rebels, from vot-
ing. But for Belmont toappeal to the
Demoeratic party and counsel revolution
ifthe electoral votes Of Maryland and Ten
nessee should defeat Mcclellan, shows the
drift of the Democratic party. We may
thAnz God, that the elections on Tuesday
have put q quietus upon it.
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0ptiEaI.
,5OLOMONs IMPkO4ED sPBUTk
6 . JbEs.
4. H. sOLOMOMsnM.

Practical and Scientific Optician Keeps the larzs'
sI5ortment Of Optical Instruments in the city Btf
ing an old establishment, and having been extensi
lively patrOnissd, he has the confidence thatli
Present stock will warrant the continuance of pu 4
lie favors. All his speotacles of the best qualit-
OF crystal glasses ground under his own inHpectioL
In all cases curing weakness dizznesH and impart1
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing. Ar
tijcial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFICE-I30 Superior St. first door from the 81
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of traveller claiming to be Mr.. Solo
1l1Hs0u or his agent tulv94
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

Pennsylvania, by common consent, viii
become as fierce battle ground from this
time until November as Indiana has been.
The Union men, however, will gloriously
carry it for Lincoln and the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Clothing.
g1HE POET ON A TRAIN ;
THE BoMAECz OF TIE RAILROAD.

THE ROMABCE OF TEE EAILRoAD.
AZ the suthor OF the Bair Tasz,r The Prinos Of
Wales, The Chest Hu1Ears," 50.
iooKrGUEDj
CHAPTER fN.-NIm KISS ~ THs DARF-
Alter waiting siz long hours,
And with hunger almost dead,
news came EnaL Jns track Was mendsd
And the trGir sool vent ahead.
soon We passed place called Johnstov~f
Filled with iron foundrles.
= here the pooDis ail we're working
Like lot % bGgy bees.
Then We came 70 q great tunuols3
Near me sat pretty miss
And when all was dErk as midnight,
Quick from her 1 stole kiss.
"Oh,' y she cried, the people shouted,
And, before We reached the light,
vas Peering through the window
In my scat again al rizkt.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly cana
Upon the highest mountain TOP,
And OreasOn 10 its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant SPOT repair.
- enjoy its cooling Watola
and its pure, fTesh r1CuEfain E;R.
AZ Altoona We took breakfast
Il vas one O'Clock or Elcrss
Boob lot Of hungry mortais
4 ns'sT laid eyes on befo<a,
Al she good things oE sne sahis
In short time did fisap2a=r;
Aad they ali shouting ziidlg--l
quickly bring more bressisst hare
Eosioe to Drafted lien and oghsssi \ the esrvfcess
9hee SAM and all IN want OF E1b5sT BIanksts
q oner Goats Leggins, Oassimers aad Flame,
1-iltLsI AIlilasy Clothing OF any and every des
55lptont zine Clothing for Spring and Summa
y ear We have nov the lsrgest stock In the city
Wien we viii sell at the vary lowest prices.
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novements OF Beaurerart,,

Beauregard passed through Charleston
On the 2sth ult-, enro1sts to Augusta, where
fhe Charleston Mercury says ne Will re-
main until further orders.
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NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
Syphilis, Sem mai Weakness, and the Secret
InJfrnlitiss Of YoHtk and Nat 5ttv,
Drs, w, and R. LAMERT.


Office on the rrst floor in tine AtWster Building,
foot of Superior st., Cleveland, ..
THE SILENT FRIEND.
4 Report on he Nature, Treatment and Cure OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, Exhaustion, sper-
mstorrhea, and 81 urino-geniIal diseases OF the
nervous system, and other diseases incidental TO
both sexes producing degeneTscy of meLtal aud
physical strength, terminating in total debility
and incapac ty; showing why these diseases 50 Oft
en- appear incu able, when in reality they can be
sficctually removed BY the most simple means.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of General Debility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known a.
Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be permanently cured
in from fifteen days TO two months, by the use Of
this Instrument, when used conformity with medi-
cines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Drs. W, and Lamert take pleasure ia anuoun-
cling that they have invented most important iD-
strumCnt for the Of the above diseases Ii hss
been subjected 70 a test by the most eminent ply
sicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia and New
York 1t has been declared the only useful ir str-
ment ever invented for the cure Of Seminal Weak
ness or sny disease Of the genital organs caused N
the secret habits Of youth
Drs. ". aud R. LsmeTt In order TO satisgv tb5
most skeptical to te merits Of th5 r instrument
pledge themselves that IL any instance where it NAV
prove unsatisfactory Rft-r fair trial, the money
VIII be refunded by returning the instrument ia
good order Price Of instrumsn and medicines.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
HoL s"o 'eueieai btneA5e5 Auu All frlFaIu TOM
plaints-gleet structures, seminal veaknees, pains
s the Joints affections of the kidneys diseases OF
the head, throat nose and skin and alt those Crasd.
in affections arising rom q secret habit of youth
which produce constitutional debility, render mar
raye impossible, and Ia the end destroy both body
and mind. Tho treatment they adopt is the result
OF upwards Of thirty years extensive ana successful
practice IN Europe and America
COUNTRY INVABIpS.
Persons ia any part OF tho world msy be Success
fl y treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
case, with a remittance tor medicines ETC.
DRS. W. s L. LAMERT
Atwater Bull ling, foOs OF Superior st.
sePz4kS;d&W Cleveland. Ohio.
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ISAAC 4. IsLIVs UNION HALL,

B0is Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, stcr-'s Automatcn Pressmsn.
and StrOnE's Patent ArIny drunk
Corner Superior and Uniou-sta
49, Look o1L fnr The Giant - nnarl :
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EIQUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

L SALE AND RETAIL--The public will always
md at the subscribers store in the OF Council
hall, No. l3T ChamplRin street. tie following: The
very best brands Of White and BED Wheat F1oui
fr;sh ground Graham Fiodr, Rye Flour ahd frash
Pearl Barley also orr and Oats ground together
fiill Feed OF all kinds aBd Grain, which will ser
at the lowest price. Also, BhleG Hsy and Straw
ANY purchases made at my store will Be promptly
attended 20 and delivered foe Of extra chaFge.--
2 beunderzigned Eas-f0Fmsrly Clerk in O. Andrew
Feed store lssp2.fT5f J. p REIDEEBAOH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The Statesman says all is lost but honor
in the State of Ohio. In what the honor
consists that is not lost we cannot under
stand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
JOLIET, Ill, July II, 1888.

Dr.C. B. Eighthill can be consulted ct
RUSTELL'S FOREST CITY HOTEL, CIeve
land, Ohio, 3lst until Saturday, November
5th, 1854. AugsliR2;eod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

NaE ALL SUFFICIENT TH2Ek.-
= = TRlESEMER !, 2 and 5 are protected By szoyaI
Letters Psttnt Of England, and secured by the Seal
81 Ine hcote de PhArmAcie de Paris and the Imperial
College OF Medicine, Vienna
No One ig invaluable for Exhaustion, Spsrsls.oF-
Khoea and all physical disabilities
No. Two oomPlely eradicates all traces of these de-
eases that have heretofore been treated by the naus
Gus and pernicions use Of cOpaviR and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the<injuriOus
use ot meIcury, thereby lnsuring to the suffarer
speedy retef, Dispensing all Impurities and raofilq
out the disease.
TRrEsENER, Nos. /, and are preparations in tho
iorm OF iozenges devoid Of taste SMELL and cen d
carried In the Watstcoat pocket Sold in til caso5
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Felpan, Lcliomand, ROux Ricold, &C. Price s. each
or cases for ~ which saves 81; and in ST css=s
whereby there Is saving OF So To be had Whossals
and retail OF Or. BARROW, Isi Bleekur street. Neg
York.
Immediately on receiving . ronilttscce DI barrow
viii forward tho Trie8emer 70 any part uF she ~. rid
teourely packed, and addressed according tc ta -,
structiOns OF the writer.
@B-sOld bY O. W CIARE, AGENT fas Cleveland
lHlyE.t.-
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OtbeF First-Class E Eastern OOmDaB,es.

OtBeF F1Fst-CiaSS Eastern Companies.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One Of the most desirable residences On Euclid
street, west Of Erie. For further particulars en-
quire Of the undersigned.
CLINTON SE.-A very desirable brick house and
lott 125xl25 feet.
PROSPhOT Sc.--fhe former residence Of H. K
Wells, now occupied By Gov. Brough. Brick
house with modern improvements.
EUCLID Sr.-BstEeea BrOwusli and Erie A hand
some cottage and lot; sOxI50.
EUCLID sT--NeEr BroWnelI, two story brick
house, with bath rOom, hot and cold water, mar
bic mantles, &C.
LAKE Sf--Weat OF Erie, nice two story house and
lot; 3lKi1A feet. S3. 900.
LEASEHOLD-On Superior street extension, with
cottage houGo, rooms. S475.
UhiFERSITX HEIGHTS-GOcd frame house, two
stories, and lot; 05x!Ss feet.
EUOLID 5E.-Vscsnt lot, 4956IZ00 feet.
COLUMBUS gr.-Noar Columbus street hin. prou-
rty known e. Thistle H0use. s., 900.
FAR1Is AND OFT LOTS.
Several Farms Ia CHyahogs and adjoining couu-
ties from 90 to 30 sores, variety OF so improve
mnnts, 30
bEWBURGH-l6 acres, with small houss, fruit,
60, miles from city.
hUOLID ROAD-0ne mile from Wilson avenue.
~ acres, running through to Cedar st. Also 10
acres adjoining above. sepI2.R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
Albany, N. Y, Sept. l, 1864.
Deafness Cared. ore Near Home
Testimonials.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

AZ the suthor OF The BaiE Tnsz,r 4" The Primo .
Wales, The Chest HuaLars,n - 50.
lCoETgguEDi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi

Fever and Asue s.ca Healiehs. Sickness 81 he soisA
Constipation. Heartburn. Collie Pains 81 Stomach
or Bowsl. Dy.entery Vomiting. feeL
ing Of rantpe.s and LassitDss,
Want Of Appetite.
Will not and cannot where the cure usee. y repspso
the Dssse By removing the not Ike Alcoholic B'ts's
which eovrr mp yonr bs5 feelings for few euen's ey A
eIlilarliing effects.
Beware Of al such remedies beverage la, N hs
Remedy that VIII the diseased snctseHs 70 ib
normal condition aud motion the entire human neshs
. perfect harmony and upon prnpes .ynonynons siA
val A. huel a. laws 1hs, such via to eject
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Ln...t ship Now ..

ARRIVED. =, a..
n ...n ysn., OFT s,hl.nd Condry, Fortress hnioe
hours, bris,t TO &. s. Qusrternistor. HAD nesd "a VIC
whole passsr. .,,.-.a Ksu, w,.LFos,op
10 hour ballast TO I. = ouarterma't-I. .,Au Fo,,,ss.
H. : steam transport ,o4th .mriies hiaitAsn
Mono, "A hour, with 10 rs.ruFrI, To- u =
N q ,,sm tr,n.pnrt Charles Thonas Hancock ronTs"
Nouto, n hour, 20 &. :. Asst. Qusrrrma,tFf ,es
ship oder tH.m Wn,cn Hamburg 81 days Hnd's sn' I''
pess, nf-rs, 10 knnhErit 20. . -, -, .,,h
sri Johsn q vedl fet,.rssnu, Marsrilsfs Aug "n
oiJ ron end ,lioIiit iims Barter De Nsrtu.
nj, Alamo Steele, Hondcni fpr boston. -, u,
Schr Tho Jsnsr.on email Salem. mdse ~ H. W. hopes
60. -. . 1919,
SAILED.
Steamship. -Msriposs reirei, Mcclellan
Ship Asa EldTidse-
Pr1s-ssr.b 81 aesrhsli Ida Abbott. H''isns' ssHh d.
Crosby Ella Rrsd. , a., ID
Northumberland and ElsNor (luicsHep; ssr,h X;
r,,n. Hunter f.r % Piues Joscph and Frnnhn Loysi
earsnt.p l. A. Asry Nsf sireh Sarah Jane, VI u tuir'r
s. Nlerron M-cca ,srd Houe, Mary aud snsan i.'tn''
Alice Hardy Ella Csnni N, Abm Philips w. W ioH ~
HaIt,,enr Lila Jedd-, John tcrsy, hrlts i'e 'ou''
rrsnH Luca, Elisabeth A. Henry 4. Wood, Tweed
gsiled from QasIsutiu.-Ship LoTihy.
Oct lat tn2l Ion. 60s ship 0ir s?eis swst steamer
b,nce, Oct "a H. 500 lon t92c .poIe Breu stesrn'r
bcscs Oct H. of NsBtustst Sho' spike bark u '" hoo'"
Walt ..,n...,.
The steam trsnspor Cherries Thomas reporter otI 10 on
Cans Of virgisi, savy q. X. fgai~ -sbine.
fbs shin Oder reports, Had desths-4 childr'n sne
adult Had ,trobg w-sisr, winds
wINu-kt Suns.t, NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15

male aud iu1pfrai hy the ilrfe pf Hips.
with the exception 81 the regular Derccfale eFAidIle
for Assembly In the Sd District;
CoNonEsa
Dist Ua{on. ~. Dem. lIosL HUI Den.
80 7. MADDOX. T O. p,rsen. f,us' sarnes
3. .Ja.. Humphrey. Ihonss H. HJon. John Creighton.
J..W u. Wal.
Dns Uaian Brpsis, Dea. Aen'. naI Ds".
~. McDarmid I.rsi. Wilmer. Andrew, A. nysr'
.S Ss@p = w %,S ss a9 Fql s1a Buns
Seq Gso 9TH iissr, boswell snr, Go.Sen
7..Jscob WVith John bsn,,n. 'san H'"''n'
,Sios. R,gaia, D-~.
p.o,,,,, rcns - Wien Nuri McLenahln.
caas'g n,eS j. hsIsy' yoan : s 1ir;
Jv,.,of s,,,i1s, " iiasn H. Hoyi stephen J. Nooriss
90, D '' = la, Lynel Jarnrs pe vsucuc
tSafagae H4H Dt.a--saiuLg 5. Powell tftisr' i,hhtn
pA-ss bounty Crik; j. '" setohnTssi sIP' Nh ~,
ttre, " nec.up Jssl!cr o. seao-si iA'isi L. No'i
JcDieIiRS.
pote Chaspscy fery ,aHis. w .GR"eh
Jr,t,e. Pace RI Di.i H. y. nrad.tsu. James ncisy
! 5ioa.f1ose IlaH Ds1.-Lndsz ssnicr, Poico jus're
Michael Walsh. Ju.ics Peace la Dist Jacob L. Finn J"'
tee Psso. % Dist
UNION RALLY IN QUEENS COUNTY.
The onion men Of Milestone turned ont on
Thursday night a. vase in accordance with cal NON
the Union cub of the Although the weather was
cly stll the reception given by the Surrey yeoTe,n
| OF old Queen. Gunty was anything hnt roiI he
ereatckt enthusiasm manifested Curing inc nntt
os Republican principles. before The people Tor re,
r.ec,ion 20 the high Office be Wstbiy Ills was bed
with upboundcd applause .,,.
/ The Hon SAMUEL &. RcED member ~ Assembly,
from the 9Th District ofIbs ety IN addressed the
meeting and BY the power OF his logic made even the
McCleantes then aud there present aoknewieoge tnai
tie Only worthy OF the peoples favor was Abraham
Lincoln The illusions made by BIZ. Keed 10 ths Ihii
daughiersof htrsloEc who, Ia dehator "i Hlhd Hhu
Gather had determined cheer on the brave sohs Oh
Queens In the good work of saving the Onon were Pc
ousrly happy. .r,,,.
Reed ard made stirring appea 70 The voters 81 Long
Islnnd Ito stand by Abraham LiHcoln.
Mr. GRAD. y Union refugee fum Georgia bcltg
present was reqner;cd ~ make few renorkh On LIe
rte{ CSIOV sentiment ftn eyi,iine In The South lie
drew touching EtFIe Of the suhsrngs OF the men ana
women Of GeOre'nTho. ali t.Tonsh tie dhiS years OF
Rebellion. have remained tue 90 the nag aud the G"G
nv A. q SJuiAe~pfr and u ffieui al the S"a'h re
called upou al tue 70 vote for Mr. Lincoln Ihs.
he Thought WIS tho ouly way true oOd lohor"o'o
PEACE could De- restored.
| Hon IUIHrRC CATER then addressed tie assem-
Div and after three three for he nominees 0f The
Republican, party. National and STAT. tbo HoetinS 90
iourned
| Altogether The AFFAIR rTind sncces', and D!
the rio of the ndefatigable gentlemen from New YORK
IL 10 believed many converts have been added ~ the
r nk- of the grand Union Phalarr now msErhaled Tor
| the gieale,t conflict oi thi- or nm! are
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HEAVY ROBBERY or STOCKS AND BoEDs--
A WALL STREET BROKER MrJcAIED-On the 10Th of
August last. package containing e50UO0 worth
Of stocks and bonis. was sto,en from tho ONCE "
Brewster. Sweet a Co. brokers, doing business In
Boston Mass. IN the package wus number Of u. s.
$40 Treasury Notes. of the denomination OF el.0oa
ESQ. tlC0 60 beside certificates of tock In mining
and railroad companies reward Of e3O0O was
offered for the recovery OF the stolen the
detection OF The thief Yesterday. Capt Jouran Of the
Sixth Police Precinct. arrested Mr j. B Manning OF
the firm % Manning De Forest, brokeIs so. 10 Wall
street. warrant isuod BY Justice Dowlirg. on the
complaint OF hr. G. w. T. Riley. msuber OF the firm
Of Brewster Sweet 60. The complainant states that
tAe accused psfsed u tie stolen notes No 81 3ee
az The liquor store Of Alexander Matthews corner o.
Barclay snd Greenwich stIe Gets. One other. No saOs9
wes pasted d, the dining FALCON nj Tlomns u. Mcneil
No. sa3 Washington street. While two others were
passed At tho clothing store Of MossB Smith Rice.
corner ofansLstrcet end Broadway. SIl others were
passed At tho store of Chea A. Morfod In Greenwich
eel NeEeI and Thomas ". CorWin. bh ieudcn for
Iaiihews, declare Iositvey that hey cSanefd 'he
'bove notes for Naming lie declares positively ho,
~ Knows Hating Wlatcltr hiGpt lie nHtitr. Jhiice
bowling commit cd him ior eAanibotinn.
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(SPEPSlA CURE.
AND 1T WILL
RELIEVE YOU lSsTAarASEoUsLW

RELIEVE YOU iSeTASTASEoUSLgl
Thus .nsbns you ny hesr'y eating aud the 0. Ire cor
.eey each uss "a. the food dire.s- yoa
Oh your .,ouach to get very few ds' that you
90 without tho n.5cns except occasion lyi and BY nS
e the both ussd np vii guarantee yon ee ron
Dyspepsa aud sbe dss, and enjoy hearty brsss
fss, q. you down your heeie. hours sDd
p orf,,o you the rss Of the bottle aF9a yoar showing
that or .st-nl-ni Is NC, correct
Tue uedein- q wrria bu, harmless and while sinse
pson!ui VIII rcisvs tue syspsps -sderer toe
whole bottle s woad materially iniure him il s
,ry Vegetable ard contain. opia,es AL c-ssses Of DE-
es.e thu, have tier origin IN dssrlessd Stomach ono
Do~el, ere l,perI In ts instantaneous wsy 81 10
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
CunITnA MORRra.

Il has been aseer Gin,d tnat GOES DYSPEPSIA cUREb
an. and .psdy cue Chol Mofhgs Dyrentery Ds
rles and kdiei pian,~ now % prsss'sn'ons 'ea'
SPOON ID oii,n curing very iew inmates the most severe
pain. OF Grunge IL nruuhzcs The bad vts-t ohen produces
t. change of weaier lruAiBg ice @s.0r or eating nn1p-
u taken w season. . -. ~. =,
a !sdy had been .gyca by Goses.
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ONE OF THE rwENTY-rlvr.


NR. Cor-sir Having been troubled with me Dyel~pse
Tor some eight or twelve Donh. have taken the asas tnas
Of u.dn~. which have dons good Nv your sdtti'
tisrmrui If nrcin. the Dyspepsia saye Eisd =
and found D. medicine The hrst hneen feP 'us
OF Juu.l that TOOK Tci, we'd IN one inmate. Ave
taken Il zee OF four rs but have bad ditrcsns .ss
ms n, s,omsch since taking the hut n'ern drops, slofo
before cou meal and some'ires not mere "s'
three or four niouihius without distressing No. ,.nv
Respectfully. -. "ooDN'iH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
Pn,4nnpcr. Arriscd

Ia ,r.as. fydnsto,f North dsgrried IRON prfre"
lieut. J. b. Rte sni - mri % bih u = many a ,,.ua
1. ,Air Od,r finn HanbpSg-John scum snu- ", NJ n
n, ri Heinz, q Cottochie. A. Asbcoh. H. tJwHa', "
"a i;.bo,in. l. goiiuk g,,hArinr aad suzanne sotns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
~ TRAvELFHs.

While ourn- ylml my stomach btoane hediy He
ranged causing pam my bead. Had II 1ct 40
wafer e won have ed sickness ledy siiiif
h. me knowing my condition. reached ogt bottle aging
"rss- aswsloT" did and IN ess than iHc minutes 10y
troub 9 MIS- ended The MEDICINE was Goes pyspepss
Ca sud rom the fleet lad upon the stomach, and sDs
have ear.d siucs, thnx must Do an excellent
sdy ior s. .sickuss ashd Dyspepsia. ... -
Madison, Juno ~, 1861 MRS. SAMUEL tIbLu
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Avoicr from, home throuah orr CITY Psper,.

NEW LINN OHM JIM VIZ
Hefsrs. pfTOas, Allow through your c0iuuus 20
raSs for he bsneht have received from "a
ue Of ocs Oysyepsil t.lrr. Although su9sfai
from iiy pap-is the dose gave insat -e.
ounce ss enabled anything la. ,rass w',hors
palm have stopped asins tbs rsrdic.ne no ier's'
n,-dh PALMYRA LYMAN.
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STA Cor The bottle OF Co.'s ID, spep-ia Cnre yea
lie. boxed up ycu staiefns tns g. have
used bottle snl Inc pPe short cse " hs
,ss without To- + acts lac charm. ie rylei g 81
lcrs is naantsLe JANL a. Low tt-t.
cew.ifsy.n. Jnuo %, 1874
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Ellen McCabe. person who bad been IN The habit OF
ceiling a, tbe house. She gave the money t. Jenny
Uartyer ~ No "a Mpbeny's ,,rct Capt Jonrdm,
rret.d both of the ace USED Fad they we're commteo
hy Justice Dcvling.
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Mr. CoE-Deiy Sir The bottle Il Dyspsgs.a Medirms
,-,ly-l nom you gave in-tantaheons relief oa, use
when nav food afrsrl IL was about NE tsips We
IT,. ,ov one To- morrow then every other i) ihS4sssu
,ha ,usrty o, food and DEGRADING The medi1Ho unt
wa. ,abelto ca, without takins anything Al 1L Ny .
Co., ,r,m. one having suffered ios cara r'3
oo,.i-r nysel cured. and by only using one ooi'' y
oa",,g ~ -" ELLEN 5. ALLEN
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FKItE tI Ffk BOIIIfa
Oder. BY mail tom either deaers consumer lfa'-'
attended 10.
q. q. CLARK 6 Co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, EEw-uAyEH, CONN,
prcphe,vrs
YorE--Femalc, encsiu,s viii fnd tha y endd -nae>'s
for NAUSEA IT sIOMACH. ana al indbPesisen 1sea-o
TO ths situation.
DEMAS BARNES Co,
No. p PsTt-royy ". y.
General Asen.s
have the above preparation Tor sae IN e'e or ''naa aS
ttes; also Coo. Cough Ba.am and syms Pe'ta !r'9"
II. -. IiELMBoLD.
Cbsmiosi Warehouse No. ~ bfe.SSs,'