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NHIER QUARTERMASTKR SeEsIoE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

All dealers in Drugs, HARDWARE. Lumber. Leath-
sr nee fnin,tIr Harness and s.ddisry.
each week sealed proposal or lt, in dupiieaie OF
re st,ieis' they are prepared to furnish to this
ed n ulain figures SO that in case the sxirsnciss
OF tie ,sr,ies require the arti lie ar icies San
be aimed with6 ut delay and at the lovest prfca
feaieIs wishing to sell to this Depot viii Be- re.
qu'fed to furn ish the list ctualiy every Mon.
Rrisadisr General ana Chief O. a. e. master.
st IL Depot OF Washin gton
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DROPosALs FORWOOD,

Cdra!ry BR,ean, Office Of Caisf Quar- serma,ter,)
No. 374 II street,
Wdshtngtoa, January 8, 1884. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be r. ceived at this OF &c
AIRY, 1864, for Wv AVA s' y, '""
FIVE THOUSAND Is eoo) CORDS OF WOOD.
be eceived. ""o~ Win
Thirty five Hundred $500 Cords to be delivered
St Slet toro Point, and Fifteen Hundred d, 5oO)
COR s At Cavalry Depot COLONEL MsIntosh com
d Us from dste OF con tract ~ IVA" WV
wards VIII be entertained ' "~ W
Each Proposal n ust be accoupania al bv n ouarar
ty for it's fait perform ance and by The oash Of
allegiance the Omitted States " S "a
kucco sul bidders win BE- required tn ante, into
written contract with good and 50 81 oient security
Tor the faithful performance thereof.
Wocd !" and addressed to Captain James A. Hken.
Chief Quart. rmaster Cavalry Bureau
, Ihe right to reject any all bids is res4rve BY
ths I'M tersiPped. JAMKNH KnnN
5sa6t Chief Quartsrmas,er Oavslry Buresu.
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PROPOSALS.
ID a O r oH ALH YoR IO1.
NsprcaL PunvEYol's 0rrIoD,
Ya,kissf,,a n C. yaauAyv tGsA

Wdskfssfon, ID. G. January, 1854
unsi ~ibaisbhY, t.. icss asy Of fs sss os:
ses, st z o'clock m for fornisnins ne Hespitais
u jsnuss,. vish sasD; o u pure e fo s.
Department of the East, Hssdqusrssrs at New
Department Of tho sassushanns, Headquarters
Middle Department, Eesds quarters ct Baltimore.
pspaItnent Of Wsstern Virginia, Headquarters
psr.Ttnent Of Washington. Headquarters at
D.p.rt ment Of 81. A.rys Hsadea .rtsrs at Point
,D.Y..tnsEt q virginia and North casoliss.
,oD Of the South, HEADQUARTERS At Hi.
And such other Hospitals a. may b. esssblisAsd
Propcsals win Be made according TO the follow.
PROPOSALS 1oR ICE.
tRRsI DKNoE ARD DArE.)
Fss {. ssa
Ee ~ /. hs
{" bs 5s e q n.
10 sa.sss who receipt
SEQ = =: SsSIss P:s,S5 ssIs
to ne, viii enter into bond. IN the sum Of ss sS.
+: s:af ss.s:s.ss: s:'s.ass y si:.s 9!
BE- as.rs,s District the United States
a.-. FORM OF GgARANTY.
We. of t he county of -, and State Of
- and - Of the county of -, and State
Of. do hereby guarantee that - ia able to
fuhi tb contract in accordance VITA the terms of
his proposition, and We are prepared to become his
securities. Sig.
Certificate Of the Clerk Of - District Court.
or Upi,ed States District Attorney.
Bidders must conform strictly to the above form
of pr orossl or their bids wi be rejected.
An oath of allegiance to the United 3tatss Gov.
erpDent ust necessarily scoompsny the bid.
Bidders may be present in person when the pro-
The oontraet win be awarded 70 the lows,t re-
nsible party parties who will be duly noti I'd,
by mail or othf rwigs, that lheir bid is accepted,
and hey will Immediately proceed to en- Ter into
contract, under bonds to the amount of IS 00O
Bonds to be properly certified te.
The Post Qnfce address OF the parties proposing
must he distinctly written upon the proposal
Proposals must be s6dressed to Henry johnson,
"a. 2. u. g.. A.. and Acting Medi.a! Pnrveycr.
Warrington, D O., and marked "Proposs's for
The Medical Purveyor reserves to himself thu
right to reject sBy or all bids deemed unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON, NJ g. X, u. g. A.,
and Acting Medical Purveyor.
N. B. Printed forms of above proposal can be
ha by application to this Office.
Information as to the location, capacity, and
atout the amount of Ice required By the hospitals,
OF each OF these Departments. ja5d
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MoNEYi-MoNlYl-MoN1Yl

IN neutrality-suspicious. ~
u d. X. WALSH & co., e.
LICENSED PAWNBROKERS,
299 STREET, BETwK1n NINTH AsD TRNfH,
are now prepared to make cash advances in sums
Of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col.
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be r,ads ON all kinds
Of Real and Personal Property, Diamonds, Gold
Instruments. Hardware, Clothing, DO, &c.
~ Having had several years' experience In
Of Its citizens We are confident that to an who may
sntrust u with business Will give satfsfsstion
II. x. WALSH & CO.,
sel-sm$ Licensed PaWnbrokers.
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QTF9HHoue1, FAINT l. co.,
B a N 4 = 4 8,
30. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WIN continue to furnfsi
q. D. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
A. long issued Goysrnnsss, ct Psf.
p. Coupon Ga OIL
U,R. 80 Treasury Notes.
q. q. Certificates of ndeSssaesss.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
xxahsnss On al parts Of 1urops and the EortAs-
Cities sold In sums to salt purchasers.
Stocks and Cold bought In New York szelas.ys-
On Commission.
3yH -RITT4NHGgs9 PANT d 90.
ETNITHD Stairs $40 BONDS,
UNIFIED STAT Is 7-3e TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1854.
UNITAD BTATlS CERTIFICATES OF In
-r.,saT' DEBTHDNEsS.
Gold. Ei1ver. Uneurrsnt Money, Exchange on q
pa1ts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish I'D Bonds at Par
antil tho lst Of August next, when the privilege
OF eonversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
sxeluGively on commission.
RITTlNH0Us1, 1AET L co.,
II Bsnhers, $50 Penn. avenue.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, January %, 1863.
In consequence of the pressure of business
At the War Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given at
Lne once OF Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD, 1879
pennsylvania avenue, above 10Th street. i "a
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fyLARI1IHD oID1R

~ CLARIFIHD CIDlRg
A.ys inst received pcr sohooners "0eorss 3,
Adsnfsn and y. W. ;" from Boston, Q LARGE suprly
efPurc Massachusetts, OLARIYIHD OIDfR, Nhfcz
aoeer for sale ct the lowest market Price IN ausn.
dhes to suit purchasers.
Hotel Keepers, suffers and all others In want Of a
ssime article OF oidcr are invited to call sad AZ
RILEY A. 0HINN.
:. Onion Betting DEPOT, 81 Green H.,
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no. HOOD,

WH0LIsALE AND RITAIL DIALlR
In very hne
GOLD and SILVER WATCHlB.
RICH lIAMOND8,
And Other GOLD JlWlLRY,
TABLE and POCKET OUTLERY.
sOLgD 6ILvER WARE.
And PLATID GOODS
eHECTAOLES, OPERA GLASSES.
MILITARY 1QUIPMlNra
GOLD PDNa. Ia
No. 33s Penn avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth stre.%.
n. B.-Watehss carefully rspsirsd, Dc Ain
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AEAssHY COLLINS 4 COZ
PHILADELPHIA
HRAU6Hx ALE AND PORTER.

:sHa nov receiving large quantities OF DAkUaYS
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
gsteh I en- prepared to furnish On short notice to
al PERSONS who VIII favor me with their orls:a.
5sfistsotion GUARANTEED 20
ordsrs given 70 my drivers win be promptly a.
landed 10. Xix
Goods delivered In ell parts Of washisstcn ed
aaorgetown, free OF charge
fa1sas :-9ssA o. delivery
RILEY A. GHINA, AesHs,
eassa Estskss DsSss, 81 Green ~,
20 e.u 0eorsotcvn, .. Q,
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g soRET pIsBAszsI szoR8r DIsnAsJs

C1QRGT DIsBASzsI s1oR1r DIslAsyeI
ANS 8IRr,
SAXARIFANS GiFfi
THE MOST CERTAIN R1MADY EylR UslD.
sosoRRaKSssxA G Pf.ifs!s e s4sIc 81 r.
0ontsins no Mineral, NO Balsara, no Mercury.
me, Gag 1 R' g 3 s ss,s. Hsss s.
ju5e the stomach q bowels Of the most delicate:
q s dsg
70 Exposure, no TROUBLE. 30 oHAsas wEAfEvs!.
ss A scsss ss1s
Mercury 'r' ssaafmAR17Ams GIFT.
fTissoMais packages. 81. Female. %.
RtsSR ss RsssR &
sAm4sz1 zFssi Ro S5sz zNS aS s. yyleza
e < i: 4:
:er6ed It reaches and eEaaiestss every particle 9.
the sss 1
F s. s5R IN ats. ''..'
E%Ga sf koof
:y1sen, - veil e ali tie BAD .aeass Of Mercury.
..: : Z! ss ~ s ss'f a.sS 4
S SS5 sns 81 kas e e :s
Sent By express. Price q bottle. OK Sossiss
~ sAAARIrANp oEAEoRx WASH.
3 ST. CO.. soS III 'rs.a.lpha Pc,
Bold By .. cALv1Rr BoRD. . rasr Of Iita and
Il aisE9 COOK. Al.z.zaris. msysu
CAPONs! WHAT'S CAPONSP-GO TO Will
y SONS, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, and see his
MRosrAHT 70 q: qadsssIsasa
:Isliy t5st e i a ssssiviss daily !, s1SFs.s@
ssHsn e count H N: S.5 Veal
bucks bu.a1s county and New jersey osiofsns.
sns OF til.
Iassern MARKETS.,
ss2.s IL PIG sss rr'
Also, large supply Of Foreign and Domestic
TO families and others giving entertainments
iss is the cheapest and ssa giass tR HssssHins0n
90 2aem between 18th and Gotta streets.
Dn 11spEvArpH 1B1s.a.s, to tn. bio TIA,
be may be suited at bis ofiee over q. r. Par.
ker's Grocery Store, PeInsylvsnia avenue, be.
tuesdays, Thursdays and ssturdays; and in Alex.
andris, vs., (oice corner Pitt and King streets,)
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. All dam
gs.ous snd disgusting drugs avoided and cures
de slim h. O. LIsPENARD. N. D.
TNRIEsMAR-Proteotedb BY Roy al Letters Patent
A of Enc land and secured By the seals of the
Ecole de Pharmaeie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna
Triesmar No. lis the efectual remedy for Relax
alton, epermAtol rhes. and Exhaustion Of the Sys-
tenn. Triefmsr No. has entirely superseded the
nauEseus Use of Cepaiva, Oubebe. &C. Triesnar
No. is the inEallible remedy for all Impurities and
Secondary Symptoms, thus obviatins the use Of
mercury and all 9th or deletsrious Ingredients.
Each preparation is in the form OF most agreea:
Ole Lozenge. Secured from effects of climate and
changes Of atm osrhers, in tin cases at IS EACH
saving S9. Divided in separate doses as admins
tsSss ~ ys,pe pea : sai1e "A RGqH
Blocker street, Now York.
To DO had also offs O. FORD, No. $50 p. Az,
corner 18th street. no Ia SuS
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HAPPINles Oh AIsnRYi THAT ID THl
9uasTIoSN n psoRsisteEs Of The . PAR:
.ad MEDICINE" have OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Of
sIpense-to issue free, tfor the benefit OF s1Earins
,stins lectures on Marrtsee and its Di.eusiIhea-
Mons NsEyous Debility, Prematsse Decline, Indi:
saysioiosy and Natpres Law: These iny,:u.bls
.aSns theussnds. and viii Be- forvaIdsd tree ca tie
receipt Of fcnr stamps, By addressing St.raesr
fss:s:ss CxeIs4 q Assss1y esd Hsksets:. 500
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Reofs AND sHoHs 10 SUIT rHl T1Mzs.

We Are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTB
md sH0gs, snd constantly reeetvtng sup CO.
ply OF 1Aatern. made Work Of every descrip-
ZION, made expressly to order, and viii Seq e3Y
sold 1t . mucA lower price than hes BEEN ~
hsretofore ahareed in this odty for muah inferior
Persons In want OF BOOTS and sHoIH Of Iastsra
Or Otsy-rnnds work, Will always ind q seed sssorf-
.ss3 II Esore me Il tho lowest prices. Give n
Ell. GE1frIN gR0fH1k,
a9k6t 31& YsnnsylvAnia avenue.
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I d p O 3 A N T NE VS.
FROM THE
GREAT CLOTHING EsFABLIsHMENr
BAR i BROTHER,
ColNEl OF Z AND SEVENTH s.xpr,s

we are now daily receivins Of our own manu- fac.
ture, In great quantities.
Fine Business Suits,
An entire new style OF Business Brock Ooata
fine Beaver and other 0vercosts
style. A ' '0s'
Pine Black Doeskin Pants,
And OF Fancy 0sssimer Pants and Vests We have
the best 1nd finest thu market procuees
New styles Of Youths and Boys Clothing in largo
And very large stock Of Cent? Rurnishin q Goods
such as White and Colored Shirts, Underline IT'S
Drawers: Silk Neck Ties ,Scarfs. Silk and Wooden
Gloves Go. &c.
Also, . fne stock Of Military Clothing.
All of the above nam sd goods are mostly Of our
own nanufscture, We can thereforelw arrant them
to 30 substantially made. Such display Of goods
ana the low rates We AsktnG will be great in.
dues ment to purchase.
de Is ms BAR BROTHHR
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A DAMS RXPR1sS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

u The DELIVERY oyFIo1 Of this Company
Remove nom Third street to the lereo depot on q
sfeat. hatWasn "a and Sd streats. dacS0-
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MOORlB WEST END DRUG STORE.
N1 113 PxAu AvnHun, EoUTH eIDu
0nhaud : large stock Of Medioins Of ali linds.
Periumery. Toilet Articles. Pocket Books, 60. 4
FOOD supply Of Coal Oil and Lamps fer same a.
-eheaD - tbs aAAApast. d N.2W
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o r + CT AL.

ITO BE Continued
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there &c chaEce OF ner marrying some one
mo" said Rackit, "it would only rouse her
sympathy for you"
Here bob came in to say that messenger
was below, waning TO see MIR. Briggs. That
gentleman went down stairs, leaving me alone
with Rackir, who locked questions at me-
This is awkward said.
al thought" SAID Racket, " Briggs had come
TO dispute my claim and armed my self to re-
sIst him herceiy. Instead OF that, fud him
willing TO break his leg on the chdnce of getting
Iid OF her.
Briggs returned, crushing a note in his hand,
and showing the greatest agitation. We asked
him if any Thing was the matter, if there was
any had news ne VS., ,,,o,,,nr a. ,....
unexpected"
a. on seem pu. OUT
Yet 1 ought to be jolly-highly so. What
! wished for has arrived; ard when ones
wishes are reaiiZeo' one Is supposed 10 be
hs .!pPy.,,s . vn,.ar error ..,a o
the most superficial philosophy ouId PROFOUND
such a siew as that happiness consists in the
realization of our wishes. Men are asses. and
don't know what TO wish for -
al leiieve you're right"
"I'm sure I'm right. Brown wishes for tho
command OF chip, gets it, and has his head
blown off on the first broadside Smith wishes
Mary Jane TO ndsae the day she names it. and
be ney er smiles again. Its always SO. True
happiness, maintain, consists in disappoint-
merit"
.What cynic you are II you had received
sucA q letter as this - but i can't speak OF
it IL throttes me. Rackit, I'm miserable"
$50 am ]"
"Not so mise rable as me-"
"Worse."
.lmpossible, yon don't know wha. it is TO
love the woman that jilts you.p
Worse, love the women who pon't i'll.
me-" a. s44s.
aYou don't know what it is to love such An
angel as Emily--an angel, If there ever was
one upon earth
:. You said inst now she was a tiRress.n
$50 she is None but tigress would have
written such letter." -
He caught up his hat, and then made for the
door. r g.s5-ss ass la-z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-23
IODINE

DIR. R. ANDERS & CO.'S IODINE
Nyt5 'ER.-Iodine water acts upon the Heart, Liv-
er. Kid 'eys, Digestive Organs and GlAndulsr sys-
TEN.
Tho Vv,.A. g which has attended the uss Of this
remedy in pry le practice, and the endorsement sf
rne5iosT ,srrtts4h y, enable to recommend It to
rhs praotitiopsr aA the public, feeling confident
,fat vitb fair trial It viii attest itt own excel
lanoa in the cure OF thsonio Diseases which indi-
cate Iodine, such as scrcfula, Bronchitis, Skin
Kruptious. Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, NeurGea, RheumAtism, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, Syphilis, &C.
Physioisns may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as containing threequarter grains
pure Iodine in each fluid ounce Of pure water, no
oivent being used. 1t is not liable 70 decompOsi-
ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine o1adizsd or n5utraliEed by combinA-
ion with any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperior to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that 1t
- be used as 3 family medicine well a. By the
VrpA esHiOn.
Pr. oe one dollar per bottle On receipt Of Eve
doBEn s. six bottles delivered ee by express to any
addresA.
Bewsn Of counterfsits and initstions which IN
pripoislea dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation, See our reputation and trademark
fthe Greek w 'rd heading this advertisement upon
Ans gebels and wrappers on each bottle, without
which none Is q enuine:
Physician and chemists,
No. as Broadway, New York.
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ForeIen Litera,.x Iottinrs.

a new book on Poland is announced in
| London under the title of "Polish Expert
ence" 1t is from the pen Of W. H. Bull
lock, paper correspondent.
It is proposed to erect monument to
ThAckersy in Westminster ABBEY, the
Dean having granted his permission u
Among those who have subscribed are
Blackwood g. Bradbury the publishers ;
Shirley Brooks, Sir Charles L. Eastlake,
Lord Granville, Mr. Gladstone, Lord
Houghton, Holman Hunt, Charles Knight
John. Leech, Mark Lemon, Daniel Ma
elise, William G. Macready, Lord John
Manners Baron Mareehetti, Theodore
Martin, David Mason, Herman Merivale,
John E. Aiillais, Sir Roderick Murchison,
Sir Joseph Paxton, Clarkson Stanfeld,
Tom Taylor, Martin Thaekeray, and An
thony Trollope.
Among the other noticeable works an
nounced by London publishers are:
Through Macedonia to the Albanian Lakes,
by Mary A. Walker; a Collected Edition
Of Owen Nerediths Poems The Muscles
and their Story, by Dr.. Blundill; Le Sport
atsBgden; A Commentary on the Epistles
Of St. Paul the Apostle by DR.. Vaughan,
Vicar of Lancaster and Chaplain in Ordi-
nary to the Queen; The Bible rd-Book,
a Glossary of Old English Bible Words
with illustrations, by j. Eastwood and W.
Adds Wright; Travels and Adventures
of Arminius Vamberry; Plato and the
other Companions of Socrates, by George |
Grote; Lives of the Warriors of the Seven
teenth Century, who have Commanded
Fleets and Armies before the Enemy, by
Lieutenant General Sir Edwarn Gust; The
Modern Samaritans, and Visit to Ma
pies, BY Rev. John Mills; Ephemera, by
Lord Lyttleton; Some Account Of Gothic
Architecture in Spain, from personal OBJ
iervation during several journeys through
hat country, by q. Z. Street; Completion
If the bi1oe Of che e-tTNa1esssy tho Raign of
queen Victory, br Edward Foss; An Over
and Journey from Pekin to Petersburg,
through the Deserts and Steppes Of Bactria,
Mongolia, Tartary and Siberia by A
Niche; A New History of Painting in {
italy by ]. A. Grove and G. B. Caval-
aselle; The Music of the Most Ancient
Nations, particularly of the Assyrians,
Egyptians and Hebrews, by Carl Engel.
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Grand Pleasure Excursions
TO
GLE ELnnI


One Of the following splendid nrst-clsss Steamers
viz: Cleveland Illinois, Northern Light Iron City
Traveller, Meteor, Iron Sides Lac Ia Belle and Pew
abio, VIII leave Cleveland Ohio, at o'clock, p H.
each day Of the week except Saturday and Sunday,
and Detroit, Mich. the following days at O'clock
P. NJ, through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips 10 the many points
interest on the great Inland Sess Of America which
for utility, pleasure and health unsurpassed BY
any other on the Continent. ...
This ITip Cf ever QOU miles embraces six degrees
OF latitude and eleven Of longitude aud Includes In
its circuit Lakes Erie, st. Clair Huron aud Supe-
ror with the beautiful rivers Detroit St. Clair and
St. Mary's. w 80
The many and extensive mines Of iron aud cop
per- unequslled by any il the world with the newly
discovered and inviting deposits of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure and
bracing climate renders the Lake Superior trip one
Of lar more than ordinary interest 10 the capitalist
the pleasure-seeker or the inVau.. ...
The Rbove-n0med steamers are elegantly fitted up,
with large and airy cabins and state-rooms, while
every precauton has been taken to provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
Fare, including stats-TOoins and meals about 2L
cents per mile Time occupied in making the round
trip, from TO 10 days.
hooms secured and further information obtained
By application 70 ROBT HANNA a CO.,
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE,
GARRETS0E, HOME see.
IuneSi:iO4 a. Cleveland, Ohio.
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BE,v Us sPEoIFI0 PILLs-wAF

RAsyTED y ALL cAsEs-oaH be relied
essv,r f,il N , Irei no not nsaEestei Are speed
4, sc,,o,t Noc,, Nsgs Of diet required Do not in
,srssr. With ,,,sirs. VpursEit. Can be used with
ont 5s,sc,io,y Tr,,, d sf 200 eHTes de past month
come N then, vsrv sev. Ne csses. oFer Que hun
5rsd pbvsieiaps have Us, i them 10 their PrAe-
tioe. and speak well Of their Seaey, aSd approve
of their composition, which is entirely Vegetable
and harmless on the system. HLNire9s OF osfl4h-
Gates can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are lae
original and only genuine Specific SIIl They are
adapted for male aud female, oldor young, and
the only reliable remedy for efecring Perna-
nent and speedy cure in AL osses Of spermatVrrhea,
or Seminal Weakness, with al IFS trains Of sviis,
such Is Urethrsi and Vaginal Discharges, GAet,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confluence Genital Debility aud Irritability, I'M
potence, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bnity. &c. &c, all or which arise principally from
gexLal Excesses or Self Abuse, some constitu-
tionaI arrangement aud lncapacitates the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties OF married hfe. In 81
sexual Diseases Gonorrhea, Gleot and Structures
and in Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, they
tthey act as a charm. Relief is experienced by Ia
sod by all principal Druggists. Price 81.
G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Dleveland'
They viii be sent by mail, securely sealed, and
con6dentialIy, on receipt of the money, by
J. BRYAN, N. D.,
No. 70 : edar street. New York.
DonsnItng Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who viii
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-23
LITERARY.

Harper & Brothers have published
their third year edition of W. Fetridge's
'hand- book for Travellers in Europe ana
the East 1t is an improved and enlar-
ged volume, we'll furnished with maps. 1t
is bound in flexible morocco, and closes
with q clasp, thus proving most convenient
TO travellers. sF
Edmond Payson Arnold's pleasing vol
ume of the suggestions of foreign travel,
entitled European Mosaic" has been pla-
ced uPHu the Index ExpurgatOrius by the
authorities Of Rome; and on account of
certain structures on the PapaI Govern
ment, its sale is interdicted in the domin-
ions of the Pope.
The London Repie,o says that many col
lections Of books, both old and new, are
received in England from America to be
sold at auction. A book sold in London
for twenty shillings, gold, at present rates
Of exchange viii buy fifty shillings Of the
national paper in Rev York. The Apple
tons of this city lately sold an envoioO
through Pettrick & Simpson, of Leicester
Square London. ~
A fac siulile of curious old work,
'rAlirabilia Rom@, is preparing in Lon
don. The original, printed about 1885
was sort Of handbook or guide to Ger
man pilgrims about to proceed to Rome.
NJ. Femllet de Conchis has spent twen,
ty years in exploring the archives of
Austria, Russia Italy and Sweden, for a
new historical work, which will include
many singular diplomatic revelations.
Letters will appear from Charles XVI.
Marie Antoinette and the Empress Cath
crime IL of Russia.