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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

d.. Self Abuse, Spermatorrhea, sexual aud Nervous
Debility Bsrrenness and Impotence in both sexes the
effects OF these diseases the body aud in and fhe
Authors New Treatment of all these Cases in full the
only successful method OF cure. with exposition Of
Cusckcry.
ThisworS is not aquack advertisement, but warning
and guide for married and single IL il the only book
gives the treatment Of all the above diseases plain
English with full directions for eltrestment and
tsins much valuable Information not proper mention
in public notice. The work conts $50 pages and 100
plates and engravngs Of the above diseases Sent
address ia sealed wrapper, on receip; OF SO cents.
Those afflicted with any of the above diseases hsore
placing themselves under the treatment of sny
should first read this work.
OtFlCE-3li Fifth street between M,sk-, and J.ser.
son, west side.
To insure -sf~fv 70 all letter. crccf
6ALFN'S hEAD DISPsNSARy
Drawer "a, Louisvill-. ~. q
ocf4-s4 -d&wlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

DRIvATE kEDIcALAD FRER OF CHAKGf
DR.. whittssr's Theory, symptom. and Trestnsnt
Chronic Nervous. Urinary. and sexual D.eas>s fre>
In plata sealed letter snvslop- fer 70 prepay
postage. II clear oslineafion Of all the diseases and
copdiuons resulting from The infringement % the moral
laws, exeese< ncu<ence. exposures and Irprudsne.s
in married ard single life. Every contains ir
rruction 10 tbe scled, and skouh be res1 by every
young peron 70 keep them on the skoais whch esk
srs have heen broken 20 pieorr. Arsrveness clearly
stated TO ee under the eonrel " ludcleus trestmsai
and thereby prevent Inclination very pronc
sfcissase Nearly every Of d-esss ~
without kiperaDc< bl-iness- Medicine s~nt by mai.
from observsfion Charres modersfr consults
tsons by letter the once FREE.
Oecs es 81 Chsries street. between exh and seren<k
ons square solth of Ilncsll kets Y. o. Boa 3oe2 So
Louis Ne Circular Lsisr especially for laties eoo.
postage. rsni-<&~iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
OPAR NER SHIP,

4 HAVE this day associated with myself In the Hs;
and Cap Business, Mr.. J. DeSSsr, and shall con-
duct the business in future under the sty ls Of Lewis
Il~sSar A Co. LEWIS DESSAR.
We have just received fine stock Of Mems and Boys
Hats and Caps, which We will sell at low prices.
LEWIS DEssAR Co.
sugal No. West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
National Democratic Platform
OF 1864.

1Hy UNIoN-THy CoNSriTUuoN-PEAcE-
TIC LIBERrY-PsvArE RIGHTs--FREy ELEc
rloNs-A FREE PREss-FRyE SrEEcH-TRIAL
JuRr-THy RTGHr or ASYLuu-]rsrley TO
orr SOIDIFss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
PAIN TING.

N LONG, NO. , EAST SEw YORK STREET. oP-
POSrrE University Square, il prepared 10 10 al
fnd Of House and sign Painting 6raning A1d Glazing
short nsiioe and In the very best style. Persoes
waiting work IN his line are requested 70 give him
call tec5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

n GIVE NOTICE tn ali Who bsre lest horses that
have my possession FIvF horses. supposed 20 have
bsep stolen, they taken ircsn sOs thieves
renty arrested IN this couatry.
On. Bright BAY Horse. Is !. hand high. IL year. old
hppsd in the le hip, beth bind feet white right
shove pssern, PAGER, snod all round. other Nsrk,
~ brands perceivsble.
One Black Asre, IL hands high. wears old ,msll
white pot N foreh- ad, inclined to gs .de -sd-
dc marks interfere. sll round, COED traveller.
the Bright Sorr.i Mare Is hands high. 70 II years
old blaze il the face both hin< fesi white above
pssrrn joints right side Of right fore foot white
inch above heof saddle marks on lsfi side OF back
srsyed hack er,stfsen. ,bod all round excellent
traveller.
0ns Brown Mare. II hands high, oT years old,
snsl white spot IN forshssd. pony form, PAGER thick
wirded socf s'' rounS. other marks ~ hrsnds Ts-
csivsbie.
Persons owning any ~ the ahovs hor-~- rrco~sr
possession ~ prc~ia property.
AATT. NsCAANeN,
octlS sheriff of sullivan county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
MERCHANT TAILORING.
STOLWORTHf 4 LEONARD.
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
N n, Norfl Meridian x.reef.
No.I7 North Meridian street.

Oa, Doa5 So~,h af ,h> Josrsai Baild,Sg.
EUAvF U-sT OPENED A NEW AND ELESAST
sfock Of Foreya ard Domestic floods nnsurps>-ed
IN tn msrkht. which they viii make up Tor tneir e,s-
to., IN fb- rery hes; style and in the latest fashion
Sklful and compfient worsnsn are employed. and the
propretors viii give their persoual attention 70 their
business. Having excellent facilities ior purchasing.
their pces ow As any ciher hso>e u tosn Gall
and examine for Yourselves "ctb-dsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

AN AND AFTFR MONDAY. NAY. s0th. TRAINS
~ viii run a. follows. Sundsys eXceptes
Leave Indianapolis.
t4y Express via Fqusl at .--...suo a.
Night E1pre.. lvS Dayton1 r. II
Columbus Accommodation via roual si.. y Is =. I
Trans srriy~:
Night Express via Dsytonl st.--.-..-.----s $40 n
lay Express wa Fous st......-.--....--- S1 = N
Columbus Accommodation via Piqgsl af. -lso r N
Expr-,s trains ofthis line make the following connee-
flons
AtColauibgs With Clsvsland Columbas snd Cincinnati;
<. h. for Cleveland. Dunkirk Buffalo. New ferk ssd
Boston
With Central Ohio r. r. for Newark zanesville.
heellns, Fttssurg. Baltimore. wsshiugou City, pta-
delphia aud New York.
with ftt.burg. Columbus snd Cinriunsti X X for
sfegbenvie. PttsbuTg. Harrisburg. Baltimore Fhiladel-
pals Ne~ York and Boston.
A. PIqua, crossing of Dayton sna Michigan X K for
Lines. Toisto and Detroit
At Urtaua crossing 81 Atlantic ani western -!
Sandussy, Dayto and Cincinnati Railroads.
The Day E1pres> auf Columbus Acc otuIno1aiou trains
eonnee direct kchmon1 fof Dayfon 1eniA Hamilton
aad clncinus arriving IN cinoinna,i 1iso A. and
~ change u car, 10 couries. upon an train Of tAis
Throash sleeping C4rs Night trains
Threcsh tickets for sale Al the UniOn Depot
IN. LUST, General Superintendent.
CsAxBtks 6shesal Tsset Agent
.--orf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

,uyHp HOTEL PROPERTY on THR CORNER or
II Delaware and Sonth streets. IN Indians polis con
aiming 40 rooms. situsted well secure ihri~ir-
bu.srss. Terms easy. Inquire OF
ecKERSAN PIERCT
O. pits -csy- Reai Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propretors ofthis College hs,u
joyed large experience both in practical Teaching
actual Business having experience Of fifteen years in
the business and for several years principal
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough
keepse College. To young men, who devote but two
three months study would call their ate-tior
this system Of Business Instruction and popular Rdu
cation, where you upon the study and discp-
line of acquiring wealth by the employmsn, ~ Labor
Talent and Capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
list PURL,SnED,
s.tssSasB ua.DITAi. TREaEs~I

HN yENEREAL DISEASES. IN
cluaing tsouorbrs. Glest. Svphi-
IL. structure. Gravel. stone, Rupturss.
Piles, fistuls. Urinary Deposits, and
al Diseases ~ the Kidneys. Bladder,
rro-trate Gland. and SeIrinsl Nesicles,
aud their treatment. including chap
ter on FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servstions on marriage aud the preven-
zion of fauceDfiop Cont aiuirv Trea-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18

PHlLApELPHI.. October II The Philsdel-
phla Inquirer savs
ne corrected return. lo"t up the Union p,s-
joritv on home vote 3 63I
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ASSOCIATION,


nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINA-
IL RY AND SEXUAL sYsrEMS-New and reliable
resfment-in Reports Of the Howard AssocatioR-ssnt
~ mail Ia sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress n. J. SKlIIIN H0EGHTOS. Hcvs-d Association
No South Ninth street. PbadsI'A4- sov7 81 ly
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NIers.hants- NchanCe.

The Students OF this College eney The benefit NJ the
cgulsr meetings OF this novel department conducted
the plan of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards ~ Trade
where actual Transaction had) Reports =
nounced and such instruction given will make all
etent tn buy and cell on Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers invited TO call address for
further particulars.
GREGORY NUMFORp.
sept l-6Sfn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FENHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
II actual BusINEss practice i conducted with theory
ia TEACHING and where session of Board Of Trade IL
held by experienced 10 all the Legitimate trsrssc-
tiOns and uSsges OF the West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
COPARTNERSHIP.

TrNHs undersigned have this day formed eopsftner-
ship in the Saloon and Rs,taurant business here
street
The hrm viii ts happy 90 reeeiv. continuance
- heretofore extended 90 tee s-ahisamsnt
Ihe best Of hquors ard cigars kepf constantly on
hand and in the a the delicscss of the
wi be served MP the shortest nOtice prepared
hv he most experienced cooks.
HENRY y. RTzEKiAH
=. p. JOHN
Ibdi-usPois, september =. 1864 septss-dif
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
U.S.7-3OLOAN

The Secretary Of u. Treasury gives aa,icv ih.i .a5.
'cptIOns Will ,. received for cOgpoe Treasury
payable thr.s fr0p AuE. 18th. isss, -iis selss-
nsAl interest ~ -. sr sod ,hr~,-,ep pes
cent. per snHumpruoiPs ard Interest both 10 h- psa
IN lawful money.
These nots' viii b. cen.rrlN. At ID. option af 81.
holder at maturity. into sis Per gold bearing boos
payable not les lhsn svs nor mere than twenty yrs
from their date. m. may ss-cs. Ts~y
VII b Issued Ia denominations Of h,y eps hundred,
hvs hundred, Thousand, ard ~. Thousand dollars
ADD ell subscriptions musl y, for ffy dellsr OF some
multiple Of ffly dollars.
The not., vii he Transmitted TO The owner. if.s vf
transportation es,rSes ,a.r IN. receipt of tA.
original Certificates - D-ro. they b. prepared
A the notes drs~ inssre., nom August u. person.
u,Asas deposit. sub-equsrt 70 ihs dat. pay IN,
interest accrued IRON date sos. 10 date Of deposit,
Psr'e. d.rosI,iny twen'y-sr. thousand dofisrs and
sPwsrds for these note. any one tim. wn .o-os
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delivered ~ he esrrier within IN. city. 20 eeni. Psf
rsYstis % he Garner.
'sshfs lii te supplied st u cents Sssk.
FL D. N-sFs msv Be s~rt A. fisk - gxlr~--. pre-
psf. hsFsfsrfa Ief'-rs - m~iis snrr~l.s ef "a
hst ~ rsspoas tis iof say los ihsi may oeeif
Cifs subscribers w b. hes responsbis for paper IF
heir heuses after they hsvs removed, o. when thrY
-sf 'heu Discontinued un~ss peiies j. afvsn ~ ths o
80 q pabitcstlon-
~ paper seni vifbssi pr- payment eoninredionsef
faAa pad for
Copies Of the DAns ssNrIs1L be had al the ofee
sach asrulnS. and the wEHHIr SsSrrssL each Mon
tsy morning. neatly eseloped, fof uSiiaE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-18
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
fstabiished i'm 1880 and Chartered
by the Legislature Of Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
Nesa O. s-a.ssu 81 Esss.ssSsss.
NE.us.s.sE U-E.fk.1'ESS,

And a ,Hecoa. q the Urinary an1 Gensr.llve Ors.s
of both SsH--.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
m


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH IN
- press Trains between Cleveland and New iork.-
+ al g effect July IL. ls6A.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal intsres, th. notes
for three year., this pvil-s. Of cosverso. worth
about thre. per cent snnun. for the rate
FIR 500 Bonds IL not less than H- per cent ,>oisBs
and before the rsr the premium six per cent L. :.
stocks was over twenty per cent. will be that
the actual profit this iosn the prr.snt srke rate
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RATES OF ADvEnrIsiNe

Ba.e.s Notices published In the local columns often
uss under will se charged for each Insertion 81: II
ten lines, ten cents per line
Announcing deaths wifh funeral notice attached, o.;
-ifhout notice free.
Marriage Notices 90 cents.
Notices ~ Festivals Pcncs and Excursons gotten up
ndvduais as-oestions by churches The regular
price.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head ~
Special Notices. will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
be charged the rate OF 81 80 for each the
Daily and 81 IN the Daily and Weekly, the fe IN
ell cases, paid In advance.
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e. III 4 NGE OF TlN T..
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Ans - "a "a &c NJ ncN,E
Great Central Rail Way Line.

indianapolis aud Columbus,
An AND AFTFR MONDAY. NAY. seth. TRAINS
" vii run follows, Sundays exceptes.
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vIaiu Line.

I.av. New York Al 100 A xsand 6Ol NJ
Arrive Cleveland $780,. 4-50 A n and 6.2u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08
Democratic Oratorr.

Judge Levi Bishop, in an address On
Thursday evening, made the following
points.as reported by the Cincinnati Com.
meIcisl:
l. An effective tribute to the closing sets
Of Buehsnsn's Administration.
2. The South didn't commence the war.
8. Old John Brown did.
4 Slavery had nothing to do with it.
8. The attempts to throw reinforce
monts into Fort Sumter was the chip OF
the shoulder" which the South dared to
disturb.
6. That the Abolitionists insligsted the
attempt in order to inaugurste hostilities.
Z. Democrats must declare open, deter
mined and defiant war against the Admin.
lstrsiion.
8. Not another rap should be spent, not
another man recruited unless Mr.. Lincoln
turns coppsrhesd in bis policy.
lThe speaker said nothing about the rap
and the recruit in that case.
9. The object Of the Administration is to
enslsve one State after another, and where
this object can not be accomplished by
other means, a mereeBsry soldiery will
reduce them to bondage.
10. By the first day Of November next
every Democrat will be q hero-s Conquer
ing hero. Whether martial, riotous, OF
peaceful, Mr.. Bishop did not say.
IL. Open and determined resistance to
the Consclipt Act
II. The shooting of deserling con-
script is deliberate murder.
l3. The assassination Of President lin
coin would not be without virtuous prece-
dent. "Cessar had his Brutus, Charles 1.
his Cromwell, MsFst his Charlotte Corday,
cd Abraham Lincoln may profit by their
example"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08

RReFEss BRONCHIAL TROCHES-
Thss- l1zshse1 are prepared from highly esteem.
e ircpe 1r alssiafing Bronchisi Affections, Asth-
n., Ho.rssnssss ooussu, Colds asd lrritsti0n or
soEsna1 Cf tbs Throat.
PUBLIC sPEAKzBs AID TOoAlIsT5
ul and them beneficial in clearing the voios bsfore
speaking singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual sx.rt,on Of the vocal organs. having
psc6Iiar sdaptston 10 Affections vhieh disturb tia
urE1ns o. fpsosh.
nrsold by al Druggists and Dealsrs IN Medicine
3 tha United States and most Eoroign eounriesi a
s sszf rsr b,1- jsnl2-R2 lac
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08
Tho Resources Ofthe Knsmy


sey one halfofthis number are women 5sI,OO0
This number is the complement Of males
between the ages of fifteen and fifty, and
before any waste and loss By the war. II
we deduct from il those killed and ire
coversbly wounded in the various battles
Of the War-Wssted by sickness and ex-
posure-the multitudes that have emf
grated to the North, to the West Indies, to
Europe product is left much below the
ordinary estimate.
But this number is to be still reduced
BY another large percentage of exempts
for the various disabilities that hinder o
considerable part Of all populations from
doing effective service in the field. Itisa
very liberal estimate TO allow ss remain
ing ft for service as soldiers, three huna-
red thousand, which includes the soldiers
already in the field.
There sre, 1t ie true, in their armies
many from Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkan-
SIS, Kentucky and Missouri but their
numbers east Of the Mississippi cannot
reach fifty thousand meR.
Assuming, then, that the Confeierstes
can bring into the field, when the cam.
psign opens, $50, 900 men, and nothing that
the grsvest question with them, is, how
this army shall be fed and clothed, We
have some basis for an estimate of the Ca
pseity Of the Confederscy to withstand
our efforts to crush it.
We have made no account oftbe natural,
inevitable feeling among them that resis-
tsncs is hopeless; of the divisions in their
councils; of the position Of Eorth Carolina;
Of the necessary growth of the epidemicsl
feeling Of distrusl; nothing of their nat
uTsl resistance tothe e1hausting tazstion,
or Of the reflection that they had no cause
for rebellion nothing Of the fact that
slavery, which is the cause of the rebellion
is in any event utterly dead; that the COM
mon opinion Of the civilized world is ar
rsyed against the institution, snd that if
by any possibility they can succeed itosn
only be BY giving up the tstsrrima eaasa
beli.
Without all these, what do The figures
show Of their capacity to resist the onward
march Of our armies2 We entirely agree
in the opinion that we should not sbale
jOt Of our preparation for all emergencies;
that cur armies should be filled up with
the whole number called into ths 6eld
but we cannot resist the conclusion thai
suoh energy On our part will dissolve the
whole fabric Of rebellion, and that this
last levy will have little to Dc but to bring
the rebellion, bound in chains, to the cap
itol, and lead the final triumph through
its streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08

On and after Monday, November 18TH, 1851 ThrouSh
Al1enger and Hreight Trains viii be run reguallT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08
MEDICAL.
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

nR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN-
u J TIhUES at the old established place, NO. II,
Matthew'S Block, south SIDE Of the Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio, curing all that comein fact, be &
the only reliable phyiscan in cleveland treating ths
following diseases namely: SOrOfula, Cancers, u
GERS, Tunors, Fistuia Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
diseases Rheumatism, Agus and Fever, seminal
Weakness and all diseasis peculiar TO Females Leu
i or Whites OF the licenses Pam
the Uterus or Womb, ProlaPsus or Fal ing Of the
WOMB All diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
removed from the system. All diseases Of the organs
otgeneration Of male female, Of whatever name
nature treated IN careful, thorough and ludiciOus
at pointed oni by long experience and inVssti-
sS-Low prices and quick cures Recent cases curec
ouTial tsints entirely removed from the system.
.LDr. LDr. aGELER ts constantly curing cases in from
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply TO Dr. Hunter Immediately either in person OF
by letter, he fails to cure His remediea are
perfectly safe and unknown 70 any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance By stat
ing their diseases in writing giving all the symptoms
can obtain medicines with directions for use by ad-
dressing DR.. Hunter, Of Cleveland, Ohio postpaid,
nd enclosing fee.
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice he
makes no scrupes in asserting that whatever he IN
deratkes in his speciality he will MOST CERTAINLY PER.
FoRA. No matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and prostration of ths
systeE OF from unsqceessiul treatment Of empires
or 8elf-styled :" N. DIS" whom many have unfortu-
nately been under, from the false delicacy that
many Of my patients tell me Kept them from early
application 70 me, or the no less fatal ideas Of
coming the disease BY the advancement Of age snd
strictly moral mind for they, and all, make the
case Worse and lit Is an early from the cause Of
being entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econ.
oy ana then requires general well local treat.
nent which Dr. HuAter is happy to be able to say
that thorough investigation and great improvemeni
IN the treatment OF private and delicate diseases OF
both sexes, of however long Duration yield to bis
mode of treatment If the unfortunate value life and
health they should be sure and call physician q
age and experience.
"a No charge for advice. The DoetorIu orso.t,
constantly thronged with patients from al parts oi
the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08
THE ALL eUFFIOIENT THRNE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-, e. 2 SkEAA and ,, areprotsotsd BY Roy-
q LETTERS EGtent Of England, and secured bF ff-
seas q Ihs 5cole de Pharmsois de Paris and ne
no One a irvnipsbIe Se- ~ bha,--sI... sS-.lS. n
rhoes End all Physical dt5abilitia5
40. Two ooHpletely eFgdisst-s AL traess Of tHes.
diseases thst have EoretOiors been treated bv fh ~
se9us and pernioious use OF copaEia and opbeh7
Noe Threo has entirely Bupplantsd thsIniuriouu us
o. mercury thereby fnsufiag to the 5uiersr gossv
rele. olspersing all impurities and Footiur opl ts
asIEsE EhAA, NOS y Snd J. are Preparations IN ths
b earT1ed IN the NGis1c0at DO, kot BSId IN tn ss
Anq alFlqe5 l1s9 seParate deass sdmtnlsts-sd by
or cases for 80, which saves 6: snd n - 60
Nnerepy there is 2 saving u e.. To Be- had sh5is.
HeE York. -
hmmeelstsl On reosiT1ag remittance DF. Bernr-,
VII Gfard ths trieseler % any part Of the goTI5
BScurelY paoksd, and addressed aooor5ius ~ ~ n
GLguotions OF the writer - - -
EEssold by q W CLARK. Azes4 s,- 7sv...-s
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CITY PBOPEsTY FOB SALE.

FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOR IEyIsTnEST.
30 vacant Lots, some Canal and River and near 70
gain. ~ 49,
EUOElO sT-Brick Houas, two stories, basement
ties, Re. 81 500. -
LAh E-ST-On Clinton Park, one and q half story
House and Lot, 5O1s9 &c no. 0i'
h1hts d : u n lsEge and handsome House. fitted
gp With al the modern improvement: DrnvTing 2
Room, l8x4 feet, and 'args Iot
81. .OLAIR-ST-heW Brick q -use with rnoderp tu, .
prOvsments- $1,000
RlNSM ans Smear Eris-st., good large Cottaze
House and ! acre Of land. 1880.
Lot. e5Oa. S' --'-'o e-4
PROSPEUT-ST-TEo Story Brick House. zatsr AMI
ga9 aud li rooms e., 800
OED4 k-sT-SesT Perry, two story Hoasa AVID Tos
with barn sI,6i1. ''
WALAU I -ST-Good Brick House, two stories and
EuQLl D,sT-Sear Perry, Vacant Lot, I0Ozsco feet
n1ELSJn -sI-heSr Clinton Rark, Vacant Lot 5OI
First Class Business Property,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-08
HAlR REST0RER.
DROFESSOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestereF
DISEASES oF TIE SCALP.

The skill OF the medical faculty in treating disea-
Ess OF the scalp has in majority of es been bat
dsd by this most peculiar disease # human frame
lt il not 10 bs wondered at, IS II Iui e. great
study, deep research and careful Ves,igation Of
the causes which produce the di Rse less the
cause is discovered, it is an uttf fmposibili'y to
ersdicats the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases OF he scalp have been pronounced incurs.
bic by some Of the NEST eminent p nysicaDs. have
devoted years OF study to tufs pecuaT part the hu
mAR frame, and am satisfied that 2 lsssss