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, 1864-01-23

Vice Chancellor supposed, has no Foundation n
ths ho1S9 negonq ths argument Of The Vice Chan
Tuning now 10 the American cnsea, those besr.
1ng o2st uR9n the question ara to be found in the
asw q aoEa hRos r. M sna Of thsse The
II TIT was ease xheIe essat wss asked for,
1n 39S t5e 70 e eou aecded that undoubtedly
be dine Lad ar7ed % WHen uo TO To- as 6e eaRfed
Mas t1e SUBJECT o. the application WAS to be per-
,b nsa a. ths as rot tie case here refused
ever nc decides upon this class of csscs thst tie
cou1t is Powerless to compel specific performance
thaIacte. and then be says that there Is no preee
mi n TIE IS ssse q H.nsitn - De:nlford,s d ID.
he cases OF Morris vs. Coleman and Clart IS.
Pros, further remarks, :. n the case now befors
wnys hat he w1l perform al the pslniia + theatre
ind Ei1not perform at any other, and 70 far II
night be Thought to be within the caae Of Morris
tion. But the difficulty Is how to compel the epe-
e1dc performance. Tho Court cannot obllge III, !
1ngeleo0 70 go the Bowery Theatre and these per.
for contempt would be the consequence Of refussl
and that wond defeat the ve1y performance sought
to be @ cniorced-snd % & to restrain tie actor fom
be to leave the positive part Of the agreement m
touched. But, 20 has been before remarked, the
n.s ea of e@ aa Sf M9s sn Ss Ss
not appeared, the Court wonld not hare sustained
the Injunction. This is mere matter between
employer and employee
THE Court then briefly reviewed the case OF San.
qqsHco ve. Benedette, lat Barbour, SIS
L eczema, then, that In this county the an
hr9een 9 current Of authority Is aeainst tho power
position 1f equity Jurisprudence that q cont Of
ecaits Wall not aEerme Jurisdiction Of . subIoct.t
mattel unless it can do ui Justioe to ali parties
t,t that eubjecs matter Another PROPOSE
.ton e 1hat court Of equity will not act IN mat
ter where it can only be supplementary to a court
o. ,s law W! rot a. general rule divide caae
with court Of law, and attend to half Of It, leaY.
tpE court Of law to attend to the other hall,
Inc fplrit OF both these maxitus forbids that the
court should aseume the Jurisdiction asked for by
the complainant In this case.
II ts perfectly clear that the complainant co1ld
80 Into court OF Law and recover ful coupenea-
tlon for al the damages he may hare suffered By
fhe wrong doing Of the defendants.
And again, do not eco how II the court should l.
lake this Jurisdiction It could decline interfering
u al cases between the employer and the en-
ployc, whefe the formef Insists upon N agree
ment for sczveea which the latter refuses 10 faIdN
4 the doctrine Insisted on BY eonplaiaAnts were
to be law, attorneys would soon BE-
coMe accustomed to insist in ali contracts for ser
'1cce, negative, ss well as an affirmative supula.
, 1864-01-23

FERsosAL.-BHg. Gen. Julius White is at
his home In Evanston whore he has been oujte II,
for como two weeks. but is now growing better.
His complaint Ia bilious attack, accompanied
with pneumonia. He hopes to be able to coae to
tic city In few daye,
, 1864-01-23

WANTED "A good Carriaga
W Blacksmith and Carriage Painter Mons M
good workmeu iced appJ. Address JONES. KoSs
q ~, ;Lafnayettes Indiana. Post 0d1ce Boz 90.
, 1864-01-23

WANTED.-A situation as Wet
~ Nurse. By woman who can give good refer
Ghce; Apply at drst house Pouth Of the afuorv on
FTehkl1 street, south side OF the street, up stairs.
, 1864-01-23

w A n T E D-Correspondence.
iWo of Ucc!a sama b'hoys Wish to CORES
pong with sone young lad!es-love and consequences
..whote time expires next Jn1y. Address "Sergt. y
i s;and " Co. Z, ID Iii. Cavalry, New iberia,
Loulalauds lag uSE31t .
, 1864-01-23

w A n TED.-A purchaser for a
1 secondhand Piano. Price s1to. II not sold.
vii oe rented Also.a p!ano-case Melodeon TOR sae
31. > ~~0'A 80 .niaGE Es, nox
, 1864-01-23

PASSING CoUSTEEFE1T MoNEx.-A day OF
two ago. 4 bus driver for Walker Co., named
Patrick Hurley, went into store on the corner Of
Adams and market strects, kept BY poor woman,
and bought come tziding article, rendering In pay
ment three dollar hill. This the woman took,
but shortly after found It to be counterfeit. Yes
setoay afternoon he again went into the store,
when the woman taxed him with having passed
the *tqueef." He took 1t back and gave her in ex-
change three counterfeit gold dollars. The woman
entered complaint and had Henley arrested. He
viii appear at the bar to-day,
, 1864-01-23

-H House and Sign Painting, Ca1cimiufue
Glazing aud Graining. Paper Haueings and VIII
1ow Shades eelllng Wholesale and retail at New
fqsk pI1ces. p F. e. RloBr, 60 Randolph St.
BOX 'e'' jaYeausst-ln
- ITALIAN 0pERA.-The sale Of seats for the
Mongay ass Raes e g Mas Music soF, on
iun3&uS42-u
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17

lie picayans De la Nile -OReans. du Ter. dit
cue les batteries rehelles ont attaque le steamboat
Gertrude, ur mile au.dessus de Bayou Sara.
Tiagt eoups ont etc tires, douze desquels ont
pa,s lie guuboat Lafayette est alors arrivs9s
arepoass& les rebel!es, car autremens cen etaN
isii de Ia pauvre viclle Gertrude.
ers dsbles de rsbelles OH, egslsment fait fru
s,r i'm an.Te bateau, lie White Cloud, Tile de
Bayou Sara, ct lui on. casse la pipe (steam pipe
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
J. G. CLARK, A. A. Gen.
QUARTERS GENERAUx,
BRIGADE D'ALLEN,

BhlOADE DALLEN,
Pres d'Alexandrie, Ter Aout 1864
Ordres Generaux Mo-
t ES ordres Generaux No 54 des Quarters
IL Generaux de Departement declarent echan.
ges tous les officers ct soldats qui Sc sont rap.
portes Vienna, Natchitoches, Shreveport, ct 4.
lexandrie aucune epoque anterieure au Ter d'a.
vril 1864, ct leur ordonne de rejoindre immedia-
tement leurs commandments respectifs en- cam
pague. Dams la lst- des officers ct soldats E.
changes sont compris tous ceux qui ont recus des
conges d absence GU autres sous rOrdre General
No. dc nos Quarters Generaux, qu'ils Sc soieut
rapportes ou non aux Camps designes; rechange
ayant etc declare sur des listes fournies par nos
Quarters Generaux au Colonel Ould, agent pour
lechange de prisonniers, d Richmond, Virginie.
Tn cartel d'echange a etc accomp avec le Gen.
Candy, de l'armee des Etats Unis, pour la balan.
ce des officers ct des soldats sous parole de cette
Brigade, ct atm que officers ct soldats soient
echanges sous ce cartel il devient Gbsolument ne.
niers ssfparole. Les officers ct soldats de notre
coubaandement, @changes on sous parole Sc rap.
porteront aus Camp sans delai. II est evident
que les officers ct soldats qui refuseront dorena
want de Sc conformer au present appel ont Iinten-
ton deluder le deyoir qu'i's doivent a leur pa
trie, ct de deserter lie service, ct eu consequence
ceux qui manquerout d'obeir promptement au
present ordre seront trates ansi quill est present.
dams l'Ordre General No. S des Quarters Gene
raux du District de rOuest de la Louisiana.
Par commandment du
Brig. Gen. ALLEN THOMAS.
j. G. CLARK, Capt, ct A. A. Gen.
10 Septembre 1864. 15-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
QUARTERS GENERAUX,

Bureau d 'carolement de la Paroisse St. Landry I
Opelousas 6 septembre 1864. {
Ordres Speciaux No
n 1'ous les hommes de couleur Ebres entire
IL . 19 ct IS ans qui n ont point encore etc en-
ROLES, Sc Iapporteront immediatement notre
bureau, autrement lis seront apprehendes ct srai-
tes CONNIE deserteurs.
IL Tous les hommes de couleur libres qui ont
etc enroles ct qui sont absents sans conges ou
exemptions, ou don't lie congo est expire, seront
arrstes ct pron,ptement rapportss ce bureau
pour en- stre dispose.
III. Les habitans ou proprietaires desclaves
sujets aux Ordres Generaux No. Is des Quarters
Generaux du District des Conscrits de Ia Loui.
siane, qui mont point encore rapports la quote.
part de leurs negres entire l6 ct Is ans, pour en-
rolement, seront rapportes immediatement au
Quarter General de Conscription pour manque
do devoir.
JNO. M. TAILOR, Lieut..
Et Officer Enrolsgr de St. Landrg
10 sefembre 1854. l5-H
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
REGLEMENTS

relattfs d la dime, dams le cas- on ua recn a ftf
dome pour les articles sujets la dime, par le
QUARTER Naitre des Etats Contederfs ON par
d'autres personmes, pour l'usage de Ea7mee des
Etats Confeaeres.
Bureau d1i Commissaire des Taxes,
Richmond, We Avril 1864.
II Dansl les Cas- OH les produts sujets la take
IL. en- natt4e ont etc pris, ct qu'un reeu etc
dome par nn Quarter Mai.re GU Commissaire
de Subsistence guelconque servant avec leg trou-
pes en- canpagne, le recu pourra etre accorde
par lie Collecteur, en- reglementet pour autans en-
valeur de Ia take en- nature.
III. Dams les cas- on tel produit du fermier
etc pris ct un recu donne en echange par uns
personne quelconque appartenant larnee, qui
ne soft nj un Quarter Maitre nj I'M Commissaire
de Subsistence, ct que la preuve du fait est eta
bile par lie contribuable ct par telle autre person
ne OH personnes qui peuvent avoir connassaace
des fats ct du caractere du contribuable ct de
temoins qui puissent temoigner de la veracite et
de fintegrite, 81 le Coliecteur est convancu que
lie produit etc reeu ct ersploye par farrnee des
Etats Confederes, le recu pourra ega!ement stre
accorde.
III. Dams les cas- Oh tel produit CITE Rrs par
l'armee des Etats Confederas ct aucun reGn ma
etc dome, lie montant ainsi pris pourra egale-
ment sre accorde, pourvu que le producteur de-
montre par preuves on par son propre affidavit ct
par la declaration dun GU plusieurs temoins qui
peuvent avoir connaissancs des fats. avec des
preuves stablissant lie bon caractere du produce
teur, ainsi que son intsgrite.
(signs3 THOMPSON ALLEN.
Commissaire
Approuve.
(signe) C. c. MEAMINGER,
secretaire de la Trssorerie'
70 Avril 1864. 10 sept. IS 81
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Frat al Ia Louisiane,

q ~ sFs13 1s3S-tSs' AaatuiV iVs-SVs Sro@s
ARID DDURyILLE, do la Paroisse St.
Il Landrg agissant CONNIE administrators de
B b ssesession de fen Marie Miller, Veuve decs-
81 " 1eq joseph Bergeot de la susdite paroisse,
edstrc I'M Tablsau de Distribution dams
8 sz.a!ss ~ lAdite succession, aecompagne d'u-
psQhu'l' dssnandsnt l'homologation dieelni;--
sias'ssnda qa'a ets fait droit ! ID Demands DC
" an ~ Saptemhre courant, 1854.
81 ssnseaaencs, avis est par 10 present donns
aax antdfras6s dams cette succession, d'avoir i
NJ tseE, par Scris, mon BuTeau, en Ia vile
5 lepsas, dams les trente jours qai snivronts y
IL sR E<sent avis. les raisons, si aucune Ills ont,
as ellss ledif t&hleau no sersit pas homo
adninistratAur d<charR6 det0ute respon-
ssalsss nlfeIleure ct con obligation eancell6e.
IA. GkRRIGUES, Gys6eY
ppeicusas 17 Sephmbfe 1864.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs,
Public ts Ssmsds par joel H. Sandox,
GnNNTTIaNA.

L'abonnement est dc v1NGr piastres pour s1x
Mols, payables davance, on vingt-cinq piastres
Ia fn des six mois. Aucun abonnement ne
sera arrste avant que les arr6rages ne soent pay.
Is, moins que l'kditeur ne le juge convsnable.
Et les abonnes qui desireront arrstsr lsur abon.
nement devront en- donner avispay ecyse au noins
quinze jours avant le terme de leur abonnement
Les avis seront inseres 4 raison de cinquants
cents la Ggne pour chsque publication. Quand
on traitera de gre gre avec Edissur, une d5due-
ton liberale sers fate pour les avis psrmanents
Tout avis. moins quill men seit autremsns
ordonne, sera public en- franeais eten angiais jua-
qua CO quill soft retire, on jusqu's CO que rEdi-
teur juge eonvenabie de le retirer
Les annoness de candidats 20 paisrent vinst
einq pisstrss pour ehaqus sapdidat, std'avanes.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17

Notice d'echange de Prisonmers, No. IL.
Richmond, 81 JUN 1864.
TOUS LES OFFICERS EFT SOLDATs
L. de la capture de Vicksburg, le Juliet
1868. qui Sc sont rapportes pour devoir. soft 1
Enterprise, Mississippi, soft Demopolis, Alaba-
ma, soft Jonesboro, Tennessee, soft Vienna,
Natchtoches, Natchit9ches, Shreveport ou a
Alexandra, Louisiana, aucune ep0qhe ante
rieure au Ter Avril 1864, ct don't les noms mont
sont par les presentes declares kchanges. :.
RO. OULD, Agent deehan9e.
Oficiel.
J.G. CLARK, A. A. Gen.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
PROCLAMATION
PAR HENRY w. ALLEN.


Gouverneur de IEtat de la Lcuisiane.
a TTENDU qu'une vacance etc occa.
~ aionnee dams le Congress des Etats
Confederes d'Amerique, par la mort de
l'Honorable Benjamin l.. Hodge, derniere.
ment Representant .du Cinquieme District
Congressional de IEtat de Ia Louisiana:
Et attendu quill est pourvu par un acte
de Ia Legislature de l'Etat in,itule "Acte
pour pourvoir aux elections des Represen-
tans au Congress des Etats Confederes en-
IEtat de la Louisiana" approuve lie II de
JUN 1868, qui dit, Section 1ere Quill
soft decrete par lie senat ct la Chambre des
Representans de lEtat de la Louisiana, re-
unis en- Assemble Generale: Que dams Get
Etat, l'election des Representans au Con-
gres des Etats Confederes Sc fera par tic
ket general pour lEtat, ct cbaque votant
aura droit de voter un ticket contenant lie
nom dune personne qui y residera, pour
chaque District Congressional de rEtat, ct
la personne qui reeevra le plus grand nom.
bre de voix donnees dams tout 'Etat sera
commissioner Representant par le Gouser-
neur de l'Etat. Pourvu que deux person
nes habitant le meme District re soient pas
choisies CONNIE Representants, nj commits
sionnees comme tells"
En- consequence j'ai juge q propos de
lancer Ia presente proclamation, dams lc
but de donner avis aux electeurs qualities
de lEtat, de Ia vacance susmentionnee, ct
donner ordre aux Sherifs. aux Commissai-
res d'elections ct autres officers que celia
concerne, de tenir ladite election le troisie.
me Lundi d'Octobre 1864, etant lie dix.
septieme jour dudit mois, ct qu'elle soft
conduite, ainsi que les retours fats en- tout
point scion Ia Constitution ct les lois Y re-.
latives.
Donne sous ma signature et le sceau de
lEtatsxle la Lonisiane, en- Ia vile de
Shreveport, ce 22me jour d'Aout As
D. 1864. \
HENRY w. ALLEN,
Gouverneur De l'Etat de Ia Louisiana
Par le Gonverneur.
J. III. HARDr, Assist. Sec. d 'Etat.
~ ONFQRMEMLNT i Ia Proclama-
IL. ton ei-dessus, une Election aura lieu
dams Ia Paroisse ST. Landry. aux lieuxd'e-
lection ci-apres designes, LIE rRo1sIEME
LunpI D'OoroBRE 1864, etant le dixsep-
tieme Jour dudit mois, entire neuf heures du
matin ct quatre heures de l'apres midi, sous
Ii surveillance des Commissaires d eiecsion
ci.dessous NOMINEES ct designes, a l'effet
d,4lire UN REPRESENTANT Il
an Congress des Etats Confederea dame
rique pour le Cinquiene Distrit Congress
siorel do rEtat de Ia Louisiana. pour rem.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
VentC PUbniuue.

far ss soussigne. Eneantear Public dams ct pour
la Paroisse St. Landry.
kNN vertu dun ire de Honorable la Cour
~ de District dams ct pour la Paroisse St Ian.
dry, ct moi adresse, le public est averti quill
sea vendu en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisseur, par le soussigne Encanteur,
Ia dern;ere residence de fsu dame Josephine
Fontenot, veuve decedce de feu Hippolite De-
bailon, sise pres de la Prairie Ronde, dams la
Paroisse St. Landry, lie
Mardi, Is Octobre proclaim,
1864, les proprietes ci.apres designees, apparte-
nant la succession de ladite feu dame Josephi-
ne Fontenot, savoir:
Z Six Esclaves,
=. un negre non1me Simon, on Rondeau, age
d environ 60 ans. s.saas-~==r-es.s.~------,~- = /
une negresse nominee Helene, agse d'enyiron
~ ans, ensemble avec SEES quatre enfans, savoir:
William, un garcou de ans, Julie, une file de
ans. Amelie, une file de ans, ct Marie, file.
dun an.
MenbHes dc maisOn,
Ustensiles de Cuisine, &C.
COEDITIoHs:-Les esclaves ~seront vendus
vingt pour cent payable compliant, lie jour de la
vente, ct Ia balance payable un credit de un,
deux ct trois ans. compter du jour de la vente;
ct les effets mobicrs, payables compliant, lie Jour
de Ia vente. Les acquercurs fournissant leurs
obligations payables lordre de administrator
de la succession, avec bonne ct suffisante caution
soldaire Ia satisfaction de qui de droit ct por-
tant interst raison de huit pour cent par an, a
comptcr de fecheance de chague terme. Et en-
outre. les eselaves demeursnt specialement hypo-
thequss ladite succession iusqu'au Placement f.
nal ct d@fnitif tant du principal que des iuterets
qui auro,a pu s'accroire.
PAUL L. E. GUILLAUMIN,
LnCdntcRr.
Opelonsas II Septembre lSG4
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
Opelonsas II Septembre 1854.
MaisOn Vieifie Hanasle.

NE ADANE STUART recevra a Get Hotel
I'VE pres la Maison de Cour. Opelousas, des
pensionnaires ieguers ct les voyageurs, ct ne
usgligera rien pour rendre son etablissement
aussi agreeable que possible.
Opelorsas q Aoilt lS64-I3,
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17

L. rssulat della Convention de Chicagoa car
Il une grande jnbiation parmi les democrates d
4herd.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17
Une Prime

GERA raySe pour des billtts de lEial De Ia
~ Louisiana
S'adresser an Bureau du Courier.
u Aout 1854
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TL'evacuation d'Atlsnta par notre arnee
a. IN. fait accompli. Ellie a eu lien le 9 DE- ce
1ueis. lie Gsn Hood a fait ds,ruire les chooses
eai ilui devenaiens inntiles on quill ne pouvait
sauyer. Larmee de Hood ct de Hsrdee ont TAFT
lariouction une vingtaine de miles d'Atlanta,
ea sles soat encore a;;jourd hui probablement.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-09-17

Tn monsieur nous fcri. de Lyons Ferry, At
ehaislaya, Ia date du l3
Wheeler, Forrest ct Rody scnt Anrfrersbo
10 on pres de Ia avec 10000 hommas de cavale
fes1strnisant les railroads d l'arliere de Sherman
,iine Bluff ere pris par les Contederes svec
agaaboa.s ct sept transports
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BBncksts for Sale to Boston BY Boat OF Rail, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the found Lines.
F1rs 10 al F0sBls as L0ss as By any other ROuts,
SLEEPING OARS on Might Trains 70 Fhilsdsl
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage checked Through and Transferred Ere
TRAHSPORTATIOH.-EIe Produce an
Live Stock carried with DESPATCH ct Lowest Rates.
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, CleVsland-s
WM. H. HOLMES. EAOOH LEWBt
Gen1 Pass. Agent Geni Sup't,
chicago. Ill Iianill AhoonA "a
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALApY.

Da. GooDALEs's OATAKRH REnEDT.-It peretrates
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease and extern
Inatss IT, and branch forever Dr. GoodaIe is tue
hrstand only person who ever told the world Whst
aOArARRH really vas-Where It commenced and what
WOnld cure II. DR.. GoOdale hasuoW spent lifetime
10 battling with this fell disease exploring It's se
cret ambush and making known 70 the world the
iactfhat Oatarrh, which has for ears deed Fhe skill
country and in Europe, can now be cured with the
% uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared by R. GOoDALE, M D., New York. Price
ol,01 Send stamp for q Pamphlet.
FOR sale By g. W ULARk, ll9 Superior-St. OieVe
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kRtRhERf sAle.
CtHANCERY sALE7-P1Tsilsot = n

GHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of deoretal order of sale nom
tne Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John ".
Pergo and Edward B. BulkIey, against Joel
Ierrell and others, TO me directed, shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building in the CITY of Cleve-
land IN said District, on the tWenty-frst day Of
May 1854, at three o'clock P. NJ. the following
described premises, situate in the township Of
kldgeVille, Lorain county, Ohio, with the appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, known by being
lows: -
-, Beginning at point where the centre line Of
the hlgnWay running North and South through
the centre OF said township intersects the centre
ilne OF the highway leading from Elyria to Cleye-
IARa 1I tnnI0ugh said township, thence running in
Northeriy direction along the center line of
said North and South road about forty-6ve rods
70 the land Of Wyllis Terrill; thence in a West
eriy direction along the South line OF said
Wyllis Terrill's land about forty-eigbt rods h
the East line Of land owned by willis TerTiIl
thence IN a SOutherly direction aionU tba Feet
line Of said Wylls Terrl's land abouf tbrtvt t,vo
rods to the Northwest corner Of land owned nv
John Chester; thence in an Easteriv direcfion-
along the North line Of said John Chester G n
5ibson1 and Lew Terrills land, about tFentv-
iour rods 70 the Northeast corner of said Levi
Ierr1ll's land thence in SoutherlV direction
along the East line Of said Levi Terrill's land,
ABOUT hfteen rods to the center OF the aforesaid
hignWay, leading from Elyria aforesaid: thence
IN an Eastery direction, along the center OF said
nlgnWays about twenty rods to the place or he
glnnlng-belng the property known as the Ter
nlu nu House Tavern property, including Tavern
nouse, store hoom5 Barn, etc. Appraised at
s2,I65. HENRY 6. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Ohancerv.
Back1s Noble, Solicitors for Complsinants.
. -. -. -lS.. aDrllZg: lol
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sPTelAl LIE.
ai1e Heed- q ooId 9 ofIen thona

Give Heed cold is often thought 20
bsa TO tisins matter to claim Immediate or serious
- - Attention until It gets such hold the lungs
70 tmBeril the the life Of the csnsumptise psient-
then snd not till thea do many think serious Of
lief, When It often 70 ists; what foolish negi-
Eenes Hesay when 25 cents will go far TO
% q, Cough, sore Thr,at, HOsrseness, Astmas &c
hesitate not to 90 to Druggist and invest that In
bottle Of Madame PoTters Oongh Balsam.
p Madame Portsrs Curative Balsam csn be OBJ
tAined at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
wholesale Agents. Cleveland, Ohio mays R2 w
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s'o Brs e = 4 A 8Es
Member of the Royal College Of PbysieGas,
London, England; Graduate Of
Ricord'a HospitaL for

FEMALR DIS EASE
Hnd constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
Issns and Montreal Hospitals for the LAST ten years
kas opened an Ofhos at The -ee
johnson HoUss, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who are al
nicted with subacuts and chronic diseases.
Bis treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and ismild, efoscious and effective BIS med
ioinss are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never ben bat BY two other physicians in
America besides himself. he has spent the greatest
part Of his life sud Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving
honest and true statement OF thier cass.
sPERMATORHGA
To YOUNG MEE-He can prove 60 you in a few min
utee that he s the only physician you treated
with that this disease. For patient who
will follow his oireCtens be will give One Hundred
Dollars il he fails in curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. . hose st a distance who
wish 10 consult the Doctor may co 50 by sending
small vial OF urine by mail with name, and age,
sRd be will answer sna describe theic case and the
possibility CT getting ieiei, BY enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3.sE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

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