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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-11

ID UNAWAY-sl6 keward.-RaDawsy, on the
III. 23th day Of November last. negro boy named
Bevery. He IL about Is years old, very black with
rather dat nose and pesspires In the nose the cold
ct weather said boy had ns set Of teeth and Il
quick when spoken % be had on when be lsft .
uniform coat and cap. The above reward will be
paid for his return to me, or confinement in soma
jail % that may get him. When last heard frcm
be Vas in Petey9burg wv 4 GRAVES.
Chesterfield C H. Jan s, 1864. ID 7-3te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-11

u UNAWAY-SSc0 Reward-On the 4th instant. {
II largo, DARK shin Woman, named Margaret
between so and IS years of age. She bad o. {
green dress when she left. 6hs may be sndeavorleG
70 mako her way 10 North Casolina o. Tennessee.
III pay the above reward II caught In virania, o.
$50 II caught 0ut Of the state and put In \ Fua.
drens Jail N Richmond. LIE 4 JAMEt
hA-l6tt For Richard 1usnee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07
GUARDIANS SALE,

SALE-By virtue Of an
I ! order Ofsaie made by the Probate Court in
tnd for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 90 petition to
sell land, wherein Henry K. Raynolns, Rs guar
Dan, was petitioner, and Henry Reynolds. Caro-
sine K, Reynolds and Mary J. Reynolds, minors,
we're defendants, l shall sell at public auction,
at the south door of the County Court House,
in the City Of CleVeapd, in said county, on the
LIST day of June, 1854 at o'clock P. II, the ip-
terest of said minors, being the remainder alter
the termination OF the life estate Of said Henry
Situate In the City of Cleveland, in the said
County and State, and is known as the west half
OF sub lot No. 142 in the subdivision o ten acre
lots 7, s and Q, made by Thomas Bolton. Said
west half Of ssid spb lot No. 1i2 is situate on the
sou;heriy side of Kinsman street, and extends
back Of equal width to an alley eleven rods.
J.P. BISHOP, HENRY K. RAYNOLDS,
Attorney. Guardian.
Inay2lsl53
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Fcfne iu an Arknns s HoI.I

A Contributor to the Spirit of the Times
thus describes 8 scene at the Anthony
House, st Little Rock, Arkansas:
Late one bitter cold night in De,emser,
some eight or nine years ago, L - came
into the bsr-room as usual, 10 take partin
what was going on. For some reason the
crowd had dispersed sooner than was Gus
tomsry, but two or three Of the town folks
were there, together with strange man
who had arrived half an hour or so before,
and who, tired, wet and muddy, from q
long Arkansas stage ride, his legs extend
ed and shoes of, Was consoling himself
ith two ehsirs ard & nap, opposite the
center Of blasting FIRE. ANY one who
had travelled until ten o'clock, over sp Ar
kansas road, csa appreciate the fruition
before that fire p ace.
The drowsy example o. the stranger had
its effect on the others, and l., who
took a seat in the corner, for lack Of con-
Tersstion was reduced TO the poker for
amusement. He poked the FIRE vigorously
for while, until il got red hot, and be-
coming disgusted, was about to drop 1t and
retire, when he remarked the great tee Of
tho strangers foot prOtruding through a
hole in one of his socks.
Here was 8 relief to Z -. He pla-
ced the glowing poker within q foot OF the
melancholy sleeper's toe, aud began slow
ly 10 lessen the distance between them :
one by one, the others, as they caught the
Joke, began to open their eyes, and, being
svakened, mouths expended into grins
spd suppressed giggles-and ons iEtor-
sistant fellow into broad laugh.
Closer and closer the red hot poker
reared the unfortunate toe. The heat
caused the sleeper to restlessly move his
foot. L - was about applying the poker
Ehen a sound Of click click arrested
his sttention. He looked at the stranger
the latter with one eye open had been
wstching the whole proceeding gnG silent
ly brought pistol 10 bear on L.. In
q voice just audible, muitering is tone
Of great determination:
"Jest burn it'll Burn It Jest burn 1t
and PH be hung il don't stir you up
with ten thOussHd kos pokers in two eco
onds !"
l. laid down his poker instantly and
remarked:
"S:raDger, let's take drink lin fsct
gentlemen sill of you"
L. afterwards said they were the
cheapest drinks he ever bought.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07
ULO5INa OF MAILS.

A45TIRa THEOUGH, for Eris, BuIslo, Boston, HeV
Acrks hartford, and Nilloughby, PafnasTile, Gems,
Va AstaDule and Connesut, closes at 8:45 A. M.
EAsrEaN THROUGH, for New York only, closes e
EAsTERs THROUGH, for Erie, Eu.IsIo, Albany, Bos-
tons New York and Hartford, closes Gt 2 p p 4
EAsIERH Way, for all points between OlsTslhnd ana
Erie, closes t2.sO p. ID.
HEsrnnN THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, UbEoaro
and htWaukea, olo1es 1t 500 z. n.
MEsTERH THROUea, IOr rcisdo, Detroit, Ohfoago,
DnouQues st. Joseph and Cairo closes a. SOD p. II.
hEsTERE WAT, for al points between ObsFe.sud
eAEDU5KT WAY, for SanduBEy Gnd all Intern sdfsss
Dotnt7, closes a. $40 p. n.
OIHeIEEArI WAY, for all points bstwesn Cleveland
aud Oincinnatis CLOSES ct I:Z5 r. 2.
OISCIEHATI TEBoUaH, To- tyoluIn bua E)zvtpu Nav
next mOFning.)
OlEoHHAII fHRoysH, for Columbus. Cincinnati,
ISIlAnills Sss Louis Indianapolis Heuesviile h16
Whsolngi closes OF 500 p. d.
fLTfsB gRGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Essh-
ington, closes at lz:Z5 P. n
Wslsville, and Pittsburg, 6srrisburg, Phiadeighfs
bAlLiInoro and " Washington. CLOSES 81 7.10 a. Al.
MAHoEIdG WAY, for ali pOintB between Cleveland
and foungstoyn, closes AZ le p. H.. tssTes At jas
AEDIHA WAY, closes at 4. n.
Saturdays at d.
BaEoE5YlILz, BATz, &C., elosss Tuesdays dsai.
SHABoE OEHTEB, Granger, Horts RoyaIkoa a.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. "a,
HAR2NHsFILLl, oiO-e8 daily, 1910 A. n.
AA1<OhaFALAADsn and Guelids closes dhiiF, ,as 81. u.
s-g-hail and Drop LISTERS are required, By law TO
IAN Oity Circulars are required 70 Do prs-yals
with tWO-Cent atamp,
~ Olio0 open fEom 1:so 4. n. TO I:5o P. IA "
Z. COwLEs. Pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

EEGFEs5OG OF ELz5rEoPLTHg AID EEpTOFF.
U1lcoll9 Seneca Street, few doorB from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hetsl.
Ohice heurs frem9 20 u and nom Ito o'olosk
daily Sundays eXcepted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

A young woman, about nineteen years
Of fage, residing st jan estown, Chautauqus
county, takes the lead Of her sex 10 sgri-
cultural labor. One Of her brothers is in
the army the second has boen in service,
but returned home a cripple, and the faith
er is also disabled. Unable to hire help on
the farm, the young woman went into the
field She is not SLOW, having covered one
thousand and fifty hills of corn in Eve hours
some three weeks ago. She was "dragging
In oats" when last heard from.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07
IODINE.
DR. H. ANDERs q CO.'S.
h w. IODINE WATER.

EIOdiue Water acts u7on the Heart, Liver Kidneys
Digestive Organs and Giandular SFstem-
The suco, - which has attended the use OF this
remedy Ga private practice, and the endor ement Of
medical authority, enable rs TO recommend it to the
Piaodcioner and the public IeeliRg confident that
with fair trial 1t will attest its excellence in
Ghs cule OF Chronic diseases Whieh indlats IOdiue
such a. scrofula Bronchitis, skin Eruptions Heart
Liver and Kidney Di ,eases, Nervous Affections, Hsu
ragia, RheumAtisn, Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis,
etc.
Phy8icanG may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water as containing three quarter grains
pure Iodine In each uid ounce pure water, no SOL
vent being used. 1t Is not abe 10 decomposition
nor Epoutaneously-foTmed intgualitieai neither
tho Iodine oxydiEed nsutfslized By combination
With any ingredient, rendering this solution Bupe'
rior to any othfr method OF exhibiting Iodine.
yuI directions accompany each bottle, that it may
b ussG as Ierily medicine well as by the pro-
tsSsiOn.
,,ries one dollar Per totas. On receipt Of 6Fs
olisrs six bottles delivered free BY express TO any
-sddrou.
BswErs o. couAtsrIeits and limitations which W
,pridoipaIlod dealers sndeavor to dispose Of ouI
reputation gss our signature and trAds mark tthe
Greek word heading this advsrti .emenD, upon the
labels and wrappers OF each bottle, without which
none Is genuine
Oirculsrs gratis. Or. Il. AEDEas CO.,
Physicians and Chemists
10. 42s BrosdEaY, New York.
ma zi.Ra COW dYkEy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07
CURE THAT LOATHsOMB MALADY.

DR. GooDALEs's OATARnH REzEDT.-It penetrates
20 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and extern
mates IT, root and branch, forever Dr. GoOdAle Is the
Grst and only person who ever told the world what
OArAzRH really wss-vhers II commsnoed and what
Eonld cure II. Or. GOodsle has spent lifetime
10 battling with this fell disease, exploring IL se
orst ambush, and making known 10 the world the
met that Catarrh, which has for deed the skill
and research OF medical men and authors IN this
country and in Europe, can row be cured with the
a ne uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared BY b. GOODALR. NJ D., New York. Price
nl0l send stamp for Pamphlet
for sale BY q. ". CLARK, lls Superior-st., OleFe-
lan l,Ohio. msra-k2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

nR. J. MoOONNELLPs
EYE ARD EAR INFIRWkRY,
Uz1iablishsd yaas. Isss.lz
EapsrzsY-ls
u Artificial Eyes inserted that hayS tia gypsy
S1os AID molten O. ths natural eye. ocss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07
NOTICES.
'k DMTNTeTRATOR,S NOTTOE-

Tho subscriber bas been duly appointed Ad-
miuistrstor on the estate OF May =. mmfOR, late
Of ClevellL q. deceased. All parsons having aims
ssanss the estate are noIifed 10 pTesent fhem iOT
nsymsnt MI. DRARE.
GleyC.Rnd, Nay 70, 1854 msy2t-I4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

District sf CHyahOEu, Cleveland.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
Y that sealed proposals, accompanied By proper
guarantees, according to forms 10 be furnished on
application at this Office, will be rsce Fed hereat IN.
til Il O'Clock nO0n the first Tuesday In June next
tor the supply the Marine Hospital at this city,
with the articles OF provision, medicine &c., enume
rated in esid forms.
The articles stated are estimated with reference 10
the usual number OF patients in tho hospital; but
United States the the right take more or
less Of ssid Al tiee aceordtngly Gs they may be act
ually required
II the articles delivered at the hospital are not in
the iudsmsnt OF the physician OF the best quality
and adapted 10 The hospital, be will be at liberty 70
reject the sanae 70 purchase other Rrtics in their
stead and 10 charge the conntraotOr With any excess
in cost over the contract prices.
Tne United -tates reserves the right to accent the
proposals for the whole or any portion OF the arti
oles specified.
OHAs. J.BALLARD,
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P0sT-0FFleE TIME-TABlg.
1884. summer Arrangements 1859.
FOB THE
Arrival and Cl0siRg o. EaiIs
AT TIE
OLEVELAND POsT OFFIO2,

s5-MAilB VIII be opened and ready for doliysEy Ons
hour after arrival OF trains.
iS-An Mails Close one hour before deSATtzTs Of
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AZ DEPOT.
EaItsFn Through arrives at AN, and I.sl aud
}. 6:2B ?. n
EAsteEIl Way arrives az. -.ss A
RittsourRh Through arrives al SIS A, q,
DO haT Arrive at $40 BEN.
banduszy Way arrfvesk & e a.
Mahonfng Way arrives AZ bsfll p q
Cincinnati 1hrough arrives az gssE M.EnPH
DO Way arrives ct $40 p n
Western Through arrives at 900 u Ind $50 ?. ~.
do Way arrives at 2:45 p Al,
Medina Way arrives at $50 p. n,
kOokp6 &C., arrives TuesdayE Thuradsgz and Sat-
uTuayH At Il n.
breokEvtlle Bath, 60, arrives Mondays and FridaYE
at5F. ii.
Sharon Center, Granger, E0rth Royaiton, s arrives
Mondays and Erfdays ct z. II.
MArren5vtlle arrives daily at 1913 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily as A. u.
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RaEnIcAl.
I'D a HxRpUN.

tsK |T11OO&Ne
-. ., VI NeR York City, will nav one hundred
for the proof that he ever faila to euro the
above named diseases He will pay the same sum for
States treats the same diseases With equal success
After many years o. laboTioua study and expert
enoe, Dr. GIBSON happy in being able to snnounos
20 the unfortunate that he hos perfected System Of
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases OF the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
theretrom, including general
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH,
He has suoceeded in curing cases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds O. dollars WITH seif
styled PHYSICIANS, who pro TO treat all private
maladies WITH success and without receiving the
DR.. GIBsoS does nos boast tnat he is a member
some Uoilege IN london or Paris, as perhaps some
others 90 or tnc purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
anc VINO neid out great expectations never to be real
zed but wnst Dr. g. might boast Of is this that he
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
ne has perfected American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London Paris,
any patent medicine TO equal for tho radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or dersnse.
m9nts, both mental and physical, arising from
Or. GIRsoS also claims for his new treatment the
IooEing advantages over all OTHERS yet disooEered
and nEst the agents used are In respect disagreaa
Bile; he rslics OF the dark ages such "a Mer-
cury, nor any other deeterious drug; secondly, no
Iestrlctlons N Diet OF business s required thirdly,
as treatment is positive and certain in all he
ssands prepared 70 60 into any public private hos
plIa IN the United states and demoEstTate the i'm
men5e superiority OF his new treatment over any
other Low known to the world In point Of prompt
ness PeTTnanenoY midness, safety and convenience
70 the patient.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past give ycars performed many
cures diseases which had for years resisted an ther
modes OF treatment. References be given to In
Viduela OF the hrst re5Dectabity in Cleveland, BOs
tom New YORK and other cities in regard to skin and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia
rheumatism, Scrofula, and su chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
~ Medicines sent TO any part % the country ON
receipt Of ton dollars.
Dr.. QIBsoE'g New Work hy5f for saIe At
bis ONCE.
DRs aTBg0a
EE5FEs5OG OF ELz5rEoPLTHg AID EKDTOFE,
Urlco-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
~ stairs, opposite the City Hotel
Once heurs frem9 10 u and nom Ito o'olosk
daily Sundays eXcepted.)
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ ulSCI SHAfI RAILROAD,
sUMMER ARRANgFTTNT-


1854. sUMMER ARRANGFMTNF- ia
% and altsr Monday, May 18th, 1854, Pau-surr
oeptedl;
list TrR,n-5 5.35A. M.-UEmNHAF ExPRrse
5syPpt9g q. ursitong Wellington, New London,
5nelpy, Ntest.ine, Gallon, Gilead, CardInRton.
AlnioY, Delaware, Lewis Center and Wors6ing:
% Frzin-9s25 P lI.-AOOoMMoDArfOH.
ssops = al stations and arrives IN Columbus
lt $50 ?. N, Cincinnati $50 q. m.
% EEaln-5:0O p Al.-HIaHT tx fHESS-Stoa
ping at berea, Grafton, wellington, New Lon.
don, shelby Orostlines Gallon, Gilese, Oarding.
Trala leave Columbus e. $50 and IO:2Oa n s.oOpn
arrive AZ sulsTelAnd 9;s0 a. n-s 2;bo andS;o01 ,. M
CONNECTIONS.
shsIbE-sandu1ky, ManHnsld Newark Rsilro.d, ~
l.s1sl 7s1As1s1ssid, At. Vernon Newark, EanOS.
OFsIslIRs-PlfEsbGrEh, Fort Wayns 4 Ohicaso Rsl{.
roaos Forest Upper S6nduaky, Dslphoa, LIE
nns EorT haynes La9orsss chicago, &c.
Esss. ,sii ana AAssfor hanHneldu Wooster MAS-
9FsissR and Bslieiontns Railroad Line. lor Marion
belleionLaine, Sidney, uuiOn, Muncis, In
oianaPolis, ferrs Hants, Vinosnnes, HEanI-
Tiiles Louisville, CAIRO, 81. Louis, 20,
golnG Gere-Hfth Springfield branch for 6prfnTdeId
OoAAmsu9-L1stle Miami Columbus. and Xsnia
RalLroed, for Aenta, Dayton, Lndiansbolif,
Eelre Hsuts, st. Louis, norroWs LOTSlAnd,
ana CINCINNATI, and With the Ohio MiTs
l3lIzippt Rsilrosdr 1Oinoinnatff for LouiIFflio
AV4nsy1lles Cairo, 81. Louis, and Al points
llmbu1--Uantrzl Ohio Raflroad for Enurrk Kanss-
yiiles wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua q
Indiana hSitroad for Piqua, Urbaaa, 50.
- Ro- Tickets 10 al points AID inforn ation AZ.
~ at the PASSENGER Station, and as Union Tiokst
omos, l47 SE1sriOE-Et 4
Cleveland, Eisy "A. 1874. sa5sriss-sA-
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District sf CuyahOgu, Cleveland -

Notice for Proposals for Sup.
ply of Marine hospital,
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SPECIAL NOTIeEs.
A FGIEHD IN HEED-TRY 1T.


Dr.. Sweets INFALLIBLE LIEIMENTiH iH preyar
ed rom the recipe OF DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connect
tout the gteat bonesstter and has bsea used in his
prsotiee .or thelSst twenty years with this most
tonishing As az external application II is
without rival, ald wilt alleviate pam Epeedi
~ q an a1y otner preparation Ior ali kheun' attic
Ao AerFous Dlsordera it ts truly tnleioles and as
Curative f9r Sores Wounds hpratus bruises, &C., lie
b0olhlngs healing aud pOWerTul strengthening pro-
ponsitiez exots the u establishment and wonder OF
al Who have ever given it trial Over four hun
sroQ ceEbucle9 oI rrnlhrEable Cures Eer.cfIued By
u within t1e last two yo5rE, attest this TACT
btiong sud Armstrong Eentu for Cleveland.
desi0 aite0EdAw:h25
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urins-
~ and Sexual systems-noW and reliable treatment
III Eeports o. the Howard Associution-sent by
nail IA soascd letter envelopes, nee Of charge. Ad
GrsE6 Dr. J. SKI lLLEh HOGGH rUh, Howard As
sociation, No. South hinth Street, Phiisdei2hia,
Madame Zsdoc POrter's Cough Balsam
ia purely vegetable ExgeotoFA3t, prepared BY the
hladaas with great care alter many years OF study
aud exp risnss to meet tn uree2t and groEfug de.
msnd and reliable anti ote for diseases OF
the throat and lungs. Disorders Of the pulmonary
organs arc 50 prevalent aud 30 fatal in our ever
changing elimats, that some reliable antIdote has
been loDg and sn1iously sou ght for By the whole
community. Tbs Indispensable qualities FIR such
rsne5y for popular must be- certainty Of healthy
operation; sOsence Of danger from OVerdoses, and
adaptation to every pasIsnt of VII Steyer age SIX
50 -Madame Porter's Curative BAlsam can bs oh.
taiasd a. be1loR Bros, and Strong 4 Armstrong;
wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio mAy4l.K2 IW
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1854. Pennsylvania Central 1854,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
s U
CWITH IT'S OOHHEOTIEE
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Tas Trek Is Siozs Ballastsd asd is Frss from DsE
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HLEYELAND 8 PITTSBURGH
~ BAILRO DAD
CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. R.
1WW



On and after Monday, May 18th, 1874 PaaysnRer
Trains VIII ioaFs Cleveland e follows (sunda sx-
coptsd):
0s4O A. sms-OhIOAGO EXPRES5-Stou az Berea,
Grsf5ons OberitEs HorEslk, monrosVilIs, Belle,
Eaei Olydes Fremont and Elmore, and arrfTsIat
- Toledo at i0:e5 sslI.; aud Ohscazo az $50 Pm
800 :: 49, 80; ~ MA1L-stops As Al .sa.
ledo ag 5;s0P n; Chicago $50 A. r.
Es3D r ln.-hOkIHERH MAIls-StopI at an gta.
flons oa Northern DtEiziO1, and arrives at sans
700 u, M.-hlGHT EXPRESs-Stopsa AZ Chiffon
ao-velk, Menrosgiile, Clyde, and Fromonf an1
strives At Toledo ~ ll:l5 ?. n; and Ohicago at
OOEHEOT1OEG.
OJnnsctiops zTs made at honrcsyiIls With khe gar.
aalsyl Aansheid Newark R-R., at Clyde with TIE
5eudugkyt Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r.. A. Frornonf
Win Fremont Indiana B. B., and II Toledo VIE
kne Michigan Southern & Northern Indizna apd Tc-
leao wabash kailroadB for Chicago, Detroit Jnck,
30ni Eort wayne, EogansPort, Lafayette, OaIro AN
Southwest. -
Trains arrive IN cleveland from Toledo and ne
west eL s:Lo a ~, 24S P. NJ and sos ?. \. FIom
Se5oasAy g 81 A. Il; Il. d. EOOKER, SUP {.
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RatI ROael for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtOaps Vincent Withtho
RaiI Rssds Bst;sesH CGps Pi1ssnt / Nss YsFE,
And 81 oswsgo with
LINE or FIRST Glass CANAL BoATs
BETWEEN
OSWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEWYORK
Forming DAILY LINE nom;
s9stOH, HeVv York, 0gdeBsburEh, OaRs
vincent and OsWsE0 to
0GAH8EAND, TOLEDO + DETROIT
And TBI-WEEKLY LINE to
eAleA5G. ElLHEBEEE & INTERMEDIATE P0gTs
a g Z n ? 81
J. MYERS. No. Astor Houss......Nev York.
BREEDt "a Pearl street ........-. %
!OAh HOUhlhGs 7Stste-sE...........-B Boston
SAU. A. EDD Dt......-......--s.. ORdensburRh,
OHABIES ALLISON, ......-............ Os1TeRo.
= n hAMFORD......... ......... ........ "a
a = SCI IN .........Capo Vincent.
WAEkEk d HAY KS, ,..,.,......, Toledo
= d MA1dh " Detroit.
u = NJ M n1iFauEeSs
~ - aSm E.ss.s.s Uhfo8go.
PELTON & BREED, Ad1ETB,
ANrt-ht CIsvsIaH5.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-24
BLooDi BLOOD BLooDi
Hsimbolas Hiekly Concentrated Cen...-<
FLUID EXTRACT SkRSkPlRflls.
Byphilia

Tbis l. sfeoiion q The Blosd. ana .,,.... A..
sezual Organs. linings of the nsss. ears fhr.-s
Sisdpipe, ana other Mucous Surfaces. saaflns 49,
Appe-f snoe " me tofm ofUbCAhs and l. zsnsrslly
attended with dscba arKe NOR a. less o1,.sss-. -
y ntRecteo, destroys Whatever peri Il mar satsof
This disease = oiteu tansmfitod ts okildrsn- fs
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