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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-29

TIE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
A more interesting, valuable, or important
country does not exist than is passed over
by this route. It abounds with coal, min
erals, lumber, and every natural product
which enters into the commercial and man
ufaeturing interests of the country, and in
all respects, except that of agriculture, the
new route will develope as rich and inter
esting territory as was ever brought into
use. The company is erecting large and
spacious buildings of the most substantial
character at all the principal points along
the route-engine houses, machine shops,
station houses, &C., and towns are springing
into existence like the work of magis. This
route promises to be in few years one of
the most important lines OF communication
between the East and West in the country.
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The advance Of Gold and Produce in n " fork
d,oss n vary firm condition Of the market here
There has be nsiderAble enquiry for Wheat 70
dsv but the salas have not been lsfg', ssllrs not
pressing the market, and Suysrs not being willing
20 a.ceds to the advance demanded. Corn Is nrm
and better ana ats have advanced % over yeats =
days prices Bye and Barley are dull and nominal
Provisions continue firm and steady. Owing to
the light stock, the sales limited. Butter and
Cheese a.e quiet and without large mOvenent.-
Eggs are scarce and decidedly higher.
Highwiues do not seem to res ond to the advance
in other articles and dull, heavy aud II active
Only 3 few barrels are sold daily to supply the
wants Of the home rsetifers. Most Of the stock en-
the m rkst being held stOve the prevailing price,
keeps the market here at and inactive
Petroleum has been decidedly more active, and
quite large ssI6s have beea made within the pdst'
few days, and the market rules firm with an'aB-
ward ter dency.
Fssigisss-Firm at the following rates: LAKE
AND RAiL-Elour to Albany and Troy 81 20, to New
YORK. 81 50 to Boston 81 20 Wool to New York
81 So, 20 Boston 81 "a. ALL BATB-rO New York,
Flour 81 81; Wool y o.. To Boston, Flour 81 4oi
WOOL g. q.
FIOur-Thers Is a fair demand, and the market
rezains firm without material change. Sales IS
bbls Xxx white at so 30; 25 bbls Xxx red at 50 so,
W. DDS \ a ES' a. % o.
"nea''-hislAe, urn nan oIt nO' ~ -,
'aes 'nla Eoiiins ~ Do ~ ~ "a -.
St o. 90 ini' a''ei uo0H 80 :, - -'O'
a. - W car 10 OS 80 :. = .-., =.
sIs5.
Oais-lSze oetSer. "a e4 car On 'f@eA - &C.
car do It 7oe.
sye-Dal'-
BarieJ-So sales rep9r1ed-
POFE-scaree ana held al sfV W IOr NO. ni -
and sSS % Tor NO. do.
A''''i-Rirm ana Ste'oy az 'So IN ''ef'eS' 7i' /"
A-s5
smoked MehtS-sugar cured Hams IN d.
maui at E1ts-'c io' oah' As'ea' shOuileis i0S@oS'
os'on 1''' Dii'u D'ei io' '0i CAN 9'''u' iOo 'O'
DnSln' a7a7o .,.,,-,-.
'Suie' S.iu s'sSl5 Ii9il - % go
"eo'ein i'e'SL'e 'fS''o ior
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NeighBOrhoOd News.



FATAL AccIDEET.-We have received a
note announcing the occurrence of fatal
accident in Huntington, on Thursday night.
As Mr.. VIM. Mooney was returning home
with Miss Mary ]. Gannett, just after dark,
his horses took fright at bass drum which
was being carried along the street, and ran
away. Mr. N. was immediately thrown out
of the carriage, but the team dashed on fu-
riously until they brought up with shock
against tree in front of the hotel. Miss
Gannett was thrown out with such violence
that her head was crushed in horrible
manner, and she died in a short time. Mr..
N. escaped without serious injury. @
Miss Gannett was a lady of great respect
ability, and her death will be terrible
blow on her aged mother.
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CHICAGO lIARKEF---Oct. IS.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I
UIIcAso, Oct. %.
FIOur-Firmer. sales spring extras IS sOs
9 90.
Wheat-zo higher. Sales No. spring at 81 n
gI 7s; No. spring 81 7l@l 7s.
COrn-scarce and firm at 81 299l 80 for No. g.
New Corn SOC afoaf.
Oass-11zc higher and less act We and heavy.
Sales No. at 645za65c, chiefly at &C.
Rye-Frm at 81 Il for No. and 81 1291 1s
for No. 2
BarIey-DulI at 81 529l % for No 2.
WhisEky-55zO higher Sales at 81 601z.
Grain FFeLShts-lOo on wheat aad Sc on oals
10 Buffalo
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THEowE FROM AHOrsE.-Thursday after
noon young man was riding along Pitts
burgh street on horseback, when the horse
became unmanageable and darted off,
throwing its rider with such violence that
his skull was fractured. His name was
Philip Morrell, of Brooklyn. He was placed
in q carriage and sent home. His injuries
are serious, but there is a possibility of his
recovery.
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CoLLIsIoN.-The bark Danube, in ballast
for Toledo, and the schooner Arab, with
coal for Buffalo, collided about fifteen miles
West Of Erie, Thursday morning about five
o'clock. The Arab is badly damaged. She
lost her fore mast, jib-boem, bow-sprit, and
all her head gear. The Danube was seri-
ously injured in her starboard bow. Both
vessels were lowed into Eric, and the Arab
will be taken to Buffalo for repairs.
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CASUALTIES IN Co. E, 9Th o. V. Give
learn that the following members of the
9th Ohio Cavalry have been recently wound
ed and captured
At Front Royal, on the 2Ist ult., John H.
johnson, of Milton, wounded in the face.
John Martin, of Garfield, Jacob V. Reed,
of Boardman, and VIM. H. Higgins, of In
dependence, Cuyahoga County, captured by
the enemy.
No less than six men have been touched
by shell and ball without being injured.
liIn addition to the above, in Co. E, Abss-
Iom Zedaeker, of Boardman, belonging to
Co. B, was severely wounded in the thigh,
in the great cavalry fight on the 10th inst.
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CITY NEWS.
ANOTHER GRAND RALLY !!
Sam Galloway is Coming /!

That inimitable stumper, Sam Galloway,
will address the people of Cleveland on the
issues of the campaign, on Wednesday
evening next, November I'd, in Brainard's
Hall. Mr.. Galloway is without an equal as
a dobater. His fiery sarcasm, his light
ming wit, his resistless torrents of denun-
ciatIon, have made him famous through
the West for twenty years. Give him a
rousing house.
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ROBBERY IN ToLEDo.-The office of the
Treasurer of Lucas Co., in Toledo, was bro
ken into early Thursday morning, and
s2,15O in greenbacks taken. The door of
the office was broken open with crswbar,
and the safe blown open with gunpowder.
A reward of 5000 has been offered for the
detection of the burglars.
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WAREHOUSE BUKEED.-On Thursday morn
ing the large warehouse, lately built on
Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad pier, in Erie,
took fire, and was totally consumed. The
day before 6 quantity OF lime had been
placed in the building to plaster the office,
snd it may be that the fire originated from
this lime. By some it is suspected that the
fire was an incendiarism.
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NoTICE To WEST SIDE GERMANs.-Judge
Hessenmueller will address tho Germans OF
the West Side this evening, at the Pearl
street Armory. Every German in this city
knows that the Judge is a reliable man, an
old War Democrat of the right stamp, aud
every German on the other side should turn
out to hear this staunch Unionist and forei-
bic speaker.
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL BIDwELL.-The fune-
raj of the lamented General Bidwell took
place in Buffalo yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock. He was buried with Military and
Masonic honors, theold 49th, of which he
was Colonel, and the Masonic fraternity
being present.
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WOUNDED IN 23D AND IO3D o. V. 1.-The
New York Herald gives the two following
casualties in addition to those previously
given:
WI. Palmer, A, 2Sd Ohio, head.
D. Couts, K, 1O3d Ohio, foot.
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A TRoTTINe RACE, for purse Of 800, is
to come off on the Trotting Park Track, on
Saturday, October goth, at 2 P. ", precise
ly, the best three in FIVE in harness.
F. Darragh names General Grant,"
"Queen of the West" and Jenny Lind
Also a match between "Union Jack" and
tom Thumb" the same day.
Oct29:l74.
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oct2s.175.

ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-They have Just re-
ceived another invoice of goods at the great
Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, los Su-
perier street, among which are Ladies' Cal
ters, Slippers and Balmorals, MEMS, Boys
and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses and
Children's Shoes, in every style, which
they will sell fifty per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city. They have
also the also the largest assortment of Mems
Grain Cavalry Water Proof Boots, to be
found in the city. Give them call at los
Superior street, near Water. oct2S:175
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srRoxesvILLE AwAKE.-A large and very
enthusiastic Union meeting was held in
Strongsville on Thursday evening last. It
was ably and tellingly addressed by S.
o. Griswold, Esq, and 7. Buckingham,
Ese.
strongsville knows how to do up the Cop
perheads.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following arc the
principal cases disposed ofby Judge Hes
senmueller yesterday morning:
Assault and Battery-Ann Lyons, fined
S. and costs,
Petit Larceny-Ann HelPin stole nine
teen yards of calico from the store of H.
D. Kendell & Co., and was fined SO and
costs.
Vagrancy-Rosana Murray sent to the
Work House ninety days at hard labor.
Drunk-James Mccain, John o'Mahon,
Patrick o'Donald and Phelix Murphy, fin
ed 81 and costs Mary Hayes, sent to the
House of correction 29 DAYS.
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UNION TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
List Of Appointments for Union Tow
ship Meetings.

OcroBER 29th.
EAST CLEvEAED-Major John Coon,
and Hon. R. P. Spaulding.
0CToBER S1st.
INDEPENDENCE. A. Oakley, Esq.
and j. h. Rhodes, Esq.
NOvEMBRR 1st.
NEWBURGH-Hon. R. P. spaulding and
j. C. Grannis, Esq.
ORANGE-HOn. ]. P. Robson and
Rev. j. H. Jones.
NOVEMBER I'd.
ROCKPORT-A. T. slade, Esq. and ]. H.
Rhodes, Esq.
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A STRAw.-A vote was taken on the
steamer City of Cleveland, yesterday morn
ing on her trip down from Detroit. The
vote was taken with great care while the
tickets were being gathered. It stood thus:
Lincoln, SO; Mcclellan Is.
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LAKE SUPERIOR TRADE.-Garretson, Howe
& Company, are doing heavy business in
the Lake Superior trade. Not thaving boats
enough of their OWL to answer the demands
of a business every day increasing, they
have chartered the s. D. Caldwell, which
will leave this dock nsxt Monday, for all
ports on Lake Superior, and will take up
an immense amount of machinery destined
for the mines Of that region.
The Meteor was to have left last even
ing, having on board several engines and
mammoth erushers, for pulverizing the
rock wherein the ores are imbedded.
These crushers weigh eight tons each, and
are family resemblsd by the jaws of an
alligator. Look at illustrations of the rock
like, pOnderous jaws of some of the mon
sters which geology and comparative ana
tony have brought to light, and you can
form a tolerably clear idea If the magni-
tude and functions of these immense con-
trivances for the dislodgement of the use
full ores.
The above firm are about to receive from
Boston 100 tons of machinery in one lot, to
be used at the Franklin mines, Portage
Lake.
The Meteor and Pewabic will probably
make only two more trips to the mines, as
the season is already far advanced on the
upper Lakes. All other Lake Superior
boats will venture on one more trip only.
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PROMOTED Robert B. FOuts, Of East
Liverpool, formerly clerk in the 18th Cav
airy, has been promoted to lat Lieutenant
in the 72d Q. 6. C. 1, troops, now stationed
at Covington, Kentucky.
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MAN -DRowNED.-On "Wednesday evening,
as the steamer Morning Star was on her
way to one of the iron factories at Ham
tramck, man fell overheard and was
drowned. As soon as possible tho steamer
was stopped, and efforts made to rescue
the unfortunate man, but in vain. Cap
tain A. ". Lipe. of the tug William Allen
the latter running close to the Star-saw
the man fall into the river, and promptly
went to his assistance, but unfortunately
was too late. We were unable to ascertain
whether deceased was employed on board
the Star or passenger.-Detroit Tribune.
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ATTENTION Co. F. 29TH REGIMENT o. N. G.
in accordance with special order from
Regimental Headquarters, the members of
this Company are notified to meet at the
Armory, on Monday evening, October 3Ist,
at ~ o'clock, for the election of Captain
and Lieutenant.
E. C. RoUsE,
oct2s.175. Lieut.. Commanding
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MORNING LEADER
sTAURDAY nIORNING, OCT. %.
EEsg ADvESTEsEBEHES.

KEsg ABVERTEsEHEHEE.
Academy Of Masic-Miss Sallie St. Clair.
Hover & His boo Cioabs.
@. O.Js j z. R. Change Of T ne,
J. P. Cobb CJ,--Hea .Isy's lie Of Grant.
Kendau & Co.-Balmoral Skirts.
J. G. SImmons-Bsans Wanted
Mercantile C5Tlsge-Local Notice.
Flour at Auutiou-Jocs' Notes.
Equal Rights Lelgus-Looal Motto.
Writing / ss-Local Notice.
Sixth Ward Union Club - Local Nosios.
Book ksspi. g-Loeal Eo'ice.
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POETRY LATENT IN PROsE.-Listen, SEN
timentalist
"Here they formed in grand procession,
and, with light hearts and willing feet,
kept time to the good old patriotic airs that
filed the night, and foated over the city
like rolf echoes from the viewless land. !"
Plain Dealer, Oct. 2SA.
ECHOES" "viewless land"; heaven, no
doubt, is intended; and angel voices for
echoes" Subtle reaches of fancyI An
gels brooding over the city, STOPPING from
heaven, or the ''viewless land, ," and sing
ing "When this Cruel War is Over"l De-
cidedly,-imagination with rheumatism in
both legs
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GaaI

LLEN ONES,
Wholesale and RstAn Dealer in
Strip vein. COIBmbiaBa and CblBpeHH
C Q Al. S,
Onioo on c. / P h. &. Pier. Also, oaico and Yard
ct Euclid street r. Z. Crossing. Coal ofan
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, Gas. CRATES, STOVES,
Ofioo or House Use. Also, ANTHRAOITE GOAL
10 large or email quantities.
0edsrs respectfully solicited and promptly attend
I'd to. Coal for snnithinR kept constantly hand.
- Terms cash. mayls:R2
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ROUsING MEETING IN BEDFORD.-A ire
mendOus Union meeting was held in Bed
ford last night. The Disciple House was
jammed with ladies and gentlemen, who
gave the most fattering attention to the
eloquent speeches of J. II. Rhodes, Esq,
and L. Buckingham, Esq. Bedford is
erect, and all right for Union, Lincoln and
j ohnson.
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Remember the Commercial College opens
its evening sessions on Monday, Oct 81, at
seven o'clock.
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fpr gaIe.

I OTIS FOR SALE.-l35 FIT. FRONT
~ on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street.
Also sub-lOts ID II and 49, being iS feet front each
on Superior street. cas-: Of MuirsOu street. Al5O-
u teot front Spring street. running back 20 the
railroad track, being land on which part Of the
Wood-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Alao II feet inches front on
Ohamplain strooE, nearly opposite the new Police
court House,
For terms Inquire OF PAENE & WADE,
dcrS RE- a AtEaFagVs.
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Dr.. stFlekland's Pile Remedy.

Read Ehst those say who have usod Il;
Mr. Charles " Landrum, Of Louisville, and Mr..
J. Hazaria, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Wsrs both cured
sftsr uang one pot Of Or. StrcklRnds Pile Remedy
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain no relief but one pot of Strcklands Pile Rem
edy effected perfect care, after gu=ring for years
with the worHE kind Of Piles. They recommend eve
cry Oas who Z szfetiag e Try it.
Sold By all Druggists st 90 cents per pos. MsHx,
faetursd st Be. fast F3TJth siTsst. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Ash for
DR.. SgFiekiaHd's Pile Remedy.
aayI6. R2-Eedkthn
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Prepare yourself with pen, ink and paper
for the writing class of the Commercial
College which begins on Monday evening,
October 31st, at seven O'Clock Pm.
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.ENTISTRY--

ENIlSIR1--
DThoss hasing ssts Of Artificial Teeth viii
hey carefully keep in the drawer, OF dnd trou'
tJoms 20 carry in the pocket, are especially invi
20 call at Drs. HALLIWELL h DANIELS, u
lists, Southwest siee Of Public Square and Ont.
street. Artificial Teeth upon Vuleanized Ruf
base, with our mode Of inserting, are pronnui
BY all 70 be he most life like; useful in eat
speaking or singing; they can be htted over
remaining roots and warranted to ht- Upp
Lower Sets, SIS and upwards Persons havin5
upon Gold Plate, not ftting OOrr city, esB
hem exchanged in part payment Estabishs6
tEelys years.
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OtAPT. JOHN 7. PHILPOTS ESTATE
\ JThe undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as the administrator the estate of John
T. Philpot, late Of Cleveland, Cuyahogs county,
Ohio, deceased J. P. BISHOP.
NENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF
STevery description.
TAYLOR, SkIsWOLD & CO.,
saD22 III Superior stree
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DANCING AND PHYSICAL ~,

DANCING AND PHYSICAL .NzfH
DEXERCISE Mr.. @. 5. DICKINSON 8lfi
purpOses to cOnlf ace class FOR Adults on Z -
TUESDAY EVE SING, October 18th, at Ly- -
msn', Hall. Ladies' Glass con mencing st 6 P. N.
and Geutiemens' at 8.
Terms. s. per Is lessons, payable in advance.
He will commence Juvenile Glass GA Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, at the same place. Terms,
&c for the season. ending April let. He will teach
this class the Vienna Flo@es Dance"
MT. Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel st.
John, former Principal OF tbs Cleveland Female
Seminary, DR.. Seeloy, Of she Cleveland Water Cure,
and L r. HumstOn, of the Cleveland Institute,
giving his sy stem the preference to any In
for exercising the limits TO their fall tension, being
under the harmonious influence Of music.
He will alsO give private e ssOns to suit pupils.
Halls and suppCrs furnished 10 parties with or
without musis) by applying to Richards & Cole
man, on the Public Square. Oc22I74
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
.. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Gunarfo1. az
Subscriptions received to tho

al $40 PER CENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission allowed 10 SGbscribers.)
s8-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2Os. lO-4Os, Treasury
Notes. and all pthsr Government Securities pur-
chosed and for saloon the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
T sale. OCT
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CONNIE mERcsAL.
raRvELARD AIARKEf.

-H hngEIEG LEADER OFFiOs, 4
FR1aA5 EVESN0, Oct. 2s, 1884
Ths receipts 81 Grain BY rAii for tbs "A hours
ding A. half psst ous o'clock to-day ere - FOL
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Dr. Joshua NJ.
Webb was brought into court yesterday
morning to receive sentence. An appeal
for mitigation of sentence was made by the
Doctors counsel, s. E. Adams, Esq, but
without avail. The sentence dooms the
prisoner to the payment of fine of $500,
and term of five years in the Peniten-
tiary.
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A STRAW.-A vote of passengers was ia
ken on the Express train from Cleveland
to Erie, Wednesday evening, resulting as
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If you would learn penmanship, book
keeping or telegraphing, go to the Com
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TWO MUgBERERs.

In prsparat on. the new Drama entitled BIBI0.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 50 cents; Secured Sszts
to Dress Circle, % cents; Family Circle, so cents;
Gallery, % cents; Private Boxes, 3, and dol
iarsi Entire Private Boz, single seats, 81
Doors open az G:i5; Curtain risoa at 7:3O O'Clock.
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TRAVEL.ER,s REGIsTER.

- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of tno
above Trains Boats, will be called f0r by Coaches
q Stevens Omnibus Line By leaving their address
At the Omnibus Ohlce, l47 suportOr strest, neEt
t5or 20 the Woddeli Eouso
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which produce constitutional debility, render mar
Tiage impossible, and in the end destroy both body
and mind. Tho treatment they adopt is the result
OF upwards Of thirty years extensive snd successful
practice in Europe and America
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part OF the world may be Success
fully treated BY forwarding correct detail Of their
case, with q remittance for medicines, etc.
DIS. ". B L. LAMERT
AtwAt5r Bull iing, foot Of Superior ST.,
ssp24; ts3.dkg Cleveland, Ohio.