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MEDICAL.
DR. HUNTER's
MEDIGAL INFIRMARE

I - VI
n6. HUNTER STILL OONTIN.
! - - US ct the old established plses, No. ~
flalnist9 6locks south side Of the Public Squ1rs
me me ony reliable physcan n OleFeland traating N
@ @solloTlng diseases namely: Sorofula CancsrS, Ul.
diseases, Eheumatism, Agne and Fsver semfhsl
meaAness and all diseasis peculiar TO Femeies. ian
full Menstruation, inhanmafion and TTiesssIio1 y
the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Falline ~ IN
Womb. An diseases Of the 6lood and -j5 s1t,1 Us
removed from the system an diseasss oi ~ 1si
Degeneration Of male or female, Of whatever nSm oT
asnIs, Ieatea n : careful, thorough and iudcious
CATION. -- ~ 81
1TLow prices and quick cures. Rsoanten.s- en-.
"a from three TO eight days. All syphfitic and mSr
e1Tlal taints entirely removed from the system |
.,. Dr. HUATAB is constantly curing cases in IRON
physicians from one to three years =
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
sPPy 70 Dr. hunter mediatey, either in person OF
py estsr az he never fails TO His remedies srs
n I,ieetK , safe and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either ssx living at distance, By stat
Lns L1sl diseases in writing, giving all thsaymptons
drssSin N hlSlclnes VIII dlrectlonl for usl b 3D.
~ 1sinS ". Agnter, Of Cleveland, Ohio, post-pasd
All communications conndsnfiaI
from his experience and extensive practios, hs
aAss No seruples In asserting that WhstsVer hs .
SItAes n nus specialtys he viii MOST oERTArLT PEB.
Nhether rom extreme debility and
~ o5 rom unsueeessful treatment Of empirfcs
or selI-styled d. D.'s'' whom many have unfortr.
natey been under, or from the false deiiescJ az
many oI my pstienn tel me kept them from a oarlY
= me, or the no less fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease BY the Advancement Of aEs nd
SsIlety moral mind for they and AL mSks The
VOTE 9nd II Z Il an early from the cause of
being entirely local it Affects the entire animal scon
Og, ane taen requires general a. well local treat
s. nnlon ". dunter s happy to be able to say
me treatment Of private and delicate diseased q
Dosl se3es ol however long duration, yield to Lis
mode Of treatment the unfortun ~ yaina ia a5
nee s t6sy should Be sure and call phyeiaRo q
"a No charge for advioe. The Doetars. oss-.s,
eeSnstanty thronged with patients nom al parts q
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On and amer Monday, Novsmbsr 18Th Isss ps.-,-
ger Trains VIII run e. follows, tSundays =
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RAIlR0ass.
CA-s as145sL4r asTANR H4E&koliSal H44EH&hko1liaBus I

-
l'@ WIaTHR ARBANeElIEHT. 1874
e .na ,,1 Sf.ss Monday. November ls,h P,.p-.r
esstSd1: ''''' s5elaod, - foIoFsI (s1nds5S6
1st tTrain-5,AOA A. HI.-u4NrT,v,, IN
stopping 81 Grafton, WsliinTt,oon.a NJ 7s,-e,c -
saslloyI gEestllne, Gallon, Giisad, Csrdi1 rtoa.
ton arriving at Orestline at 1870 = n : rSi-1s,
bus l;0 p. m Dayton 4;l2p n, Cineinns ~ ~
m, Cairo 500 ,. n, Fort WsYnS 4:is >
oago via Orestline la-s0 D. n
81 Eraln-3;lO p 1I.--AOUOAMODAIIOH
5teps Ct Al stations, and arrives n OolnnbuI
q, e - 2; n Gineinnah so q n.
81 Eraln-st1O r. .M.-hlGHT EXPREs5-9toD-
ping e Bereat Grafton, Wellington, New Lon-
don, shelby, Orestline, Gallon, GIlsad, Oazding.
q AnS Rsias arSi arriving at OEestlfns e len
glneinnan 700 =. m; Indianapolis $50 a a, Sc,
LcgiI S:s p M Cairo s;1oa. n, u. WaJns 60
lsaye Columbus ct SO and lO-20 q n, s1pm,
lse - tOlsVsiAnas 80 q m, Ssso and SsooR. n
CORRECTIONS.
shnlhg-sAndu.ky, Mansaeld 4 Fs.,,yS Rsilrosd. l.-
15Iio 5I1io-1ssia' 81 A. Vernon Newark Eans8-
-Pitt2burgh, Fort wayns Ohioazo RafI.
sSS FDSs q gRSer sendusEy, DslIh0E, IA
M ~, ~, sna "a AAlffor Aanshslds WooIsr ELsss
aEal5oa lnd BelisIontins BsiIroad Lins. mr. Tl.o,
sSeLleio1faines Sidney U1ion. Muncis, In
aliA,naPoLi5, 1s;re nsuta, Yinoslnsss Hans
VILE Loui1Y1lla, Cairo, 81. Louis, Ii
gelANlre-4ith Springfield branch for sprinraald.
Ooinm msol-hittle Miami Z oel1mbus, and 1snis
hailroeds for Xenia, Dayton, tndianavoliG
1erre HAntes g. Louis, Morrow, EOFoIS1fs
nd c.ls oisnesiP11natil and With ths Ohio 6 20.
lva.psy1tille, Cairo, St. LouiI, and ~ poinfS
olambus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark. E.nas-
VIE Nheelings 60; Columbun, Fiona 4
indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana ~
Tor Tickets 20 all pointu and iniorr1Ski-S -
~ s1 ses sfssssnser Station and at Unicn Tofst
Cleveland. Nov. Is. lssu. s sussrips15ss, :; 51lAt
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor Ct IRE
EDcyclopedia Of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
AlsnOugn NOS oiEposed 70 IaFor or recommend Pat
ent edicines IN general through distru8t Of theiT
ingredients and efect8, vet know Of no Bufncient
reasons why man may not testify TO the bene1tl he
believes himself TO have received nom any simple
preparation, in the hope be may thus contribute 70
the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard 70 HconRnd'l
German Bitters, prepared Dy Dr.. U. n. JaokBon, Of
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. L am Indebted TO ny
friend Robert SHOEMAKER kqa., tof ne removed thls
prsudice By proper tests and for encouragement %
try them, when suffering from great and long contin.
ned debility The OF three bottles Of these Bit
ter5, at the beginning Of the present year fol-
lowed BY evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily and mental ygor which had not felt Tor SIX
months BEFORE and hsd almost OF regaining
therefore thARk God and my friend for directing me
TO the use Of them. J. hGWTOh BROWE
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7. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
r4AS Estate Ratlroad and other Stocks. HAe On
nnq ttil !arge lot q Farms and Farming Lands IN
J OLles over 30. 90, south aide Of Pub. Square.
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A certain green customer, who was q
stranger to mirrors, and who stepped into
the cabin Of one Of our ocean steamers,
stopped in front Of q large pier glass,
which be took for door, and seeing his
own reflection, said: Il ssy, mister, when
does this ere boat start?" Getting no an
swer from the dumb reflection before him,
he again repeated: 81 say, mister, when
does this ere boat start7' Incensed st the
still silent figure, he then broke out: "Ge
to thunder you dsrned sssssfras colOred,
shockhesded bull calf; you don't look ss
II you knew muoh anyhow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-23

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus IN. j. and Milestown Pa-) Baptist
~har
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-23
DE. g b All Am.
Member Of the ROyeI College Of PhySieaSs,
London, England; Graduate Of
RieOrd's HosPital for

fAfeoI0 Q %-oeP PtFNs W
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant after dant Of Paris, London, New Or
IsAps and MOntrs al Hospitals for the it ten years
has opened al once at The
johnson House, Cleveland
Nhsrs s will be bsppy to mset all those who sf
Aicts6 vltE gubacuts and chronic diseases.
His treasRsnt is entirely different from the old
Ilan and isnHd, stl cscous and effective. Hia med
ieinas are simply yeEstable extracts and oils they
have never en- us but bF two other physicians in
America besides himtef. he hes spent the grsatfst
FArt Of his life and thousands ofdOllsTE an obtaining
few sscrsts in his profession. BE tests the BTine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honasf End true statement OF thiSr case.
sPERMATORHGA.
10 Y0uNG MEN.-He eau prove TO you in q few min
tsB that be Is the only physician you ever treated
ifh fhEf ceres this dseas5- fgE every pAtlfnt VINO
I follow big directions, he will give One Hundred
oiisrS n be fails in curing this disease No charge
- - ssssalsetfons 1koso 81 q sistsnee who
gTish 70 consult The Doctor may DO 20 By sendtng
smaii vial Of urine b. msii. Win 6a1ae sex and aSe
opi he viii answer and describe their caseS and the
Roaihflify Of getting Ielsfs by enclosing return
po5taG6 stamp. maIs.tz
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lsSs-4. WINTER ARRAGGEnHHT. IsR-4.
On and amer Monday, November 18th, lsss. P,.,.,-
ger Trans VIII run e. follows, Sundays DlslI
LEAVE OLEVELAND. ttf
Bt5O q. m--DAY E4PRESS ATN-gto-.ln0.s
Millonghby, Painesvills, Geneva, AsktsbSia.
Sonneaut and dlraru cnly, and arrive Al - ~
l:ls 2. n, Dunkirk S;l5 D. n. Buiaio - = 4,
S1lo y. .ms-glhOIEEATTE EXPB PBFsS-sto1clSS-
kalnesvslle, A8htabula and Girard on ~ ~ -,
ESea.aa Es 81 Erie e'25 p n, DuAkirk s:I7p n BIZ
3i55 z. M.-MAIL AHB AOCOMAIopETTnE-
sSt9epnE e al EtAtionI and arrives g ESisal
osIO P, m.-EIQHT EXPRFsg TFkTyr- s,,,....
4k1ness1liei AEhtabula and OiTaFi o1lv. sr,1
ll19ss e sris as l2s12 .. n.s Dunkirk ia =
LEATl ERIH
EiO A. M--NlaHT 4XPRESS TRATH-RA,--a--. ~
9trArd, Adhsabula and PnfueIViils ~ ~ -.
R1Fee At Cleveland nt 700 A ~
~ A. H;--MAlL AND AOCOALIODATTOH TRkIW
g,ag g Al lsAtoal and arrives Gt OlsTs-
30 A. H.-TOLEpO EXREEsB-stouDiBr AZ agIss.
lions szssPs swaayills, saybrook, 6nio1Viils.
41,5 4r1flt4, A5snt9r and hfckIids, and arrives q
EbP. M--DAE EXPRE8s TRAIH-stopplna a Gi.
rara, O0nn=sui, ABhtabula, and Pai1o1FiIis
ohiyS and arrives in Cleveland ct 6.25
49,. second Class Can Ars run on al thrOurh
AZ ne treins going Westward connect Al Osv.ls,a
80 loL ,Ioteeo Shieago, OslsmbuI, Clnoin.
,aI,. inqllanspl1, st Louis &o snd an shroGah
trains of the n 7. 8 Il Rsilrosd Snd Al Bntl ~
49,, oje ~ ~ ne SeN york Central and Buffalo New
aofk UT Railroads for New York AIbsnT Ba1fo1-
~, e.; and e Erie With trains On tks
~. Day Expresss East aud Test eonnscts AZ pfrarE
hinssVins, AsadEills, JAaestoNn, 80. =
Cleveland. November ,1stSD ~ ashAA' SaD't'
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B E 81

Large Size o. 90 = bottle, or half dozen Ss,00.
Medium Size rs Z" or half dozen 800.
The large size, on account Of the quantity ths bot
Ties hold, are much the cheaper.
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From the Bay .I E4sms. Winter, Pastor or EOzDOr-

From the Bsy. Thomss Winter, Pastor or ROxbor-
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir 1 feel It due TO your excel
lent preparation, Hollands German Bitters to add
my testimony to the deserved reputation II has OBJ
tained l have for years, at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system.
was advised by friend to Try bottle Of your Ct r,
man Bittsrs. did 80 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has been very ms
terially 6eRehttsd. confidently recommend the
article where mset with case similar to my n,
and have been assured BY many Of their good effects
Respectfully, yours 7. WIhTER !
From Rev. J. g. herman, Of the German Reformed
Church, KutZtOwn, Berks county, Pa
DR.. o. M. acknowledgement Sir: have Doen
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and
have never used any medicine that did me As much
good ss Hoohand's Bitters. am very much improT-
Cd In health after having taken dVe bottles
Yours, with respect, ). ). HEkMAAs
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From Rev. j. Il. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia. 4
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Bittsrs my family frequently, am prepared to say
that il has been of great service. believe that in
easel OF general debility Of the system IL Is the
safest aud valuable remedy Of which have any
knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
J. n. TURHEk, 726 n. l9th-St. .
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Pa.
Dr. O. N. Jackson-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enable mo to say that L regard the German Bitters
prepared by you most excellent medicine. In
cases severe cold ana general deDIty have been
greatly benefited by the Of the BitteFs and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH, T
Germantown, Pa.
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From the nsS * Joseph H K'nnArd Pastor Of til. 10Th

Dr. Jackson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re.
auested to connect my name with commendations Of
different kinds Of medicines, bat regarding the prac-
tice out ofmy appropriate sphere have In all ca
ses declined; but with clear proof 10 various in
stances aud particularly in my fRmly OF the useful
ness OF Dr. Hoohand's German BItters, depart for
once from my usual course, to express my ful con-
vcton tnst for general debility of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, It is safe and vAlu-
bic preparation In some cases II may fail but
ally doubt not II will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours, verF respectfully J. II. kENHARD,
sth, below Coates-St., Philadelphia
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10 LET-FRon ApRrL FIRsF.

~ u natthswss Block, Public Square, one good
On 81 Clair DAD, miles from Posi- tJfioe a itroe
Cottage House and Bern and ten acres u
-nui "ltR II acres Grapes and Fruit in great abun-
LtM4EOHAHIOS sHoP-Prick Shop, two stories
nigh ano one hundred feet deep, with storein front
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1884. PennsylVaRIa Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
WITH IT8 -OONNTgTTNe1

Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
zhs Track is Stone BGllastsd and Is Frss O1s Bus.
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Tr-T.-l-. . No ATWaf9r Binding.
AdjOiaing the Ci y, II miles from the POST 0fice
large and nice Cottage House, Barn and 10 acres 81
land, with Fruit, Shrubbery, &c $3.50 marI2
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS

FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
with close connections from Western Citiss,l "a
oonnetting direct 70 Rev York,
Through Philadelphia,
And Close Connections at HArrisburEh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily Cass milss,) via Allentown,
without change Of Uars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTKa
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COLOMON's IMPROVED SPEC,
1T. aOLORTnNROM.

Practical and Scientific Optician keeps the largest
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing old establishment and having been extensive
y patronised he has the confidence that bis present
stock vii warrant continuance Of public favors.
All hiRgpectscles are OF the best quality OF crystal
gasle ground uadeT his inspection. In all cases
curing weakness, dizziness and imparting strength
for long reading and hne sewing. Artificial eyes In
serted without pain .-rI.....
Omee--I30 SnperiOr-St., first door from the
entrance 20 the American Hotel. iulyA
~ Beware Of tfaYelers claiming 70 be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent.
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Principal ONCE and ManufsotoFJ,
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EbouId your nearest druggist not have the article,
DO not be put on by any Of the Intoxicating Prepara-
lions that may be offered In its place. but send 70 u.s.
and we will forward securely peokedsbY express
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CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO B. B;



lsss-A WINTER ARRANGEMENF, isss-S.
On and after Monday, November Isth, Isss. P,-,.n.
SCI IAN. VIII leave Cleveland q folcFI iS11dsyI
9iSO A. m.-Q4IQAGO OEXPREss-Stopss AZ 3-rsa
9rAfL2ns Oberttn, HOrWalk, MourosTills. Bale
va yiyae, EremoDtnnd Elmore, and arFiFnI as
aoisoo a. ~ P H.; Detroit go NJ; and Chi-
9;oa p ms-MESTERN MAIL,-skouu A an "a.
lonb o1 southern Division, and arrives e 70
. -, ieao al 90 ?. H chicago 500 A n 7'Ill
4G1U Es M--eOkTdERH hlAIIr-Heo11 A afI rfn-
slspa on Northern DfViSi01s and arrives at Ssa-
Th9O r. m.-HlGHT EXPREss-ssops At er.fon,
norEalki monroeVilo, Clyde, and frsmont an
ErIea af Toledo Al u: P. H; Detroit soc A. n
and Ohicago At lo;s0 A. 4.
CONNECTIONS. -
Oenneettonl ars made At MonrosVills with the San.
ss1skys AA1Saeld Newark R-R., At Olyds Vita he
5anduskyi Dayton Cincinnati r. p, AZ FTsnoaf
Win fremont Indiana y. B., and AZ Tolodo M
ne GienigAn southern Northern Indfsua aud 10,
lsoo WaoAah Railroads for Uhicaqo. Defroff IaoF.
lonS lort wayne GogAnsport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
!en, q. Louis and AL points West, NorthWsst and
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo ana the
west at 80 A. H.,- -245 ?. n, and 8.B5 p n n n
9lexeland. November IS, 1853.
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/" As a father and his son were jogging
comfortably along towards neighbOriug
town, the father volunteered the following
advice: 'Now, sonny" says he, "When We
get there, you keep your mouth shut and
no one will find ont that you are fool"
When they arrived ct the public inn there
happened to be several gentlemen present
who had q pleasant word and smile for the
youth, but all their snqniriaa failed to
elicit any replies from him, when gen
tleman spoke to q friend in an undertone,
~ guess that boy must be fool" Where
upon the boy hearing this called out to
his father: "Fsther, they've found it out"
One evening clergyman gave out the
hymn, Which Wss in q measure rather
harder than usual, and the deacon led of.
Upon its conclusion, the minister rose and
said 'Brother - will please repeat
bis hymn, as I cannot pray after such
singing The deacon very composedly
pitched ints another tune, and the clergy
man proceeded with his prayer. Having
finished, he took up the book to give the
second hymn, when he was interrupted
By the deacon grsvely getting up and say
ing in voice suGiiSSiis to the whole cOngre-
CATION; "RiIl Mr.. G. please make
another prayer7 It would b impossible
for me to sing after such praying as
th6ss.n
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~ MEMBER,A
That this Bittsrs is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO Rum or WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
~REMEMBER,M
Is the Rest Tonic in the World
l@ READ WR0 SAYS SO. W

From the Bev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Pemberton, New Jersey, formerly 81 the
have known Hoohand's German Bitters faEorAbly
for number OF years. Ihave used thsm in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects
that 1 was induced to recommend them to many 9TH
ers, and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. Itake great pleasure IN thus
publicly proclalming this fact, and calling the atten
tion Of those afflicted with the diseases for which
they are recommended, to these Bitters, knowing
from experience that my recommendation viii be
sustained. do this more cheerfuliy as Hoohands
Bitters is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is mot
LEVI G. BECK.
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

~ Tickets for Sale to Boston BY Boat or Ral, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the eound Lines.
Fars to al Poiats as LOtg as by any other RoutA
SLEEPING OARS on Night Trains 70 PhiIadeI
phta, New York and Baltimore. ssi-
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred IRE
TRAESPORTATION.-Ma Producsan
Live Stock carried with despatch, at Lowest Rates.
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cls1eland,..r
VIZ. d. HOLMEs, EHOOH LEWIS,
Geu1 Pass. Agent, Gann SupAl,
Chicago, III. Llanul Altoona. Pa. i
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Ha ra AHD
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
the best thing Of the kind sysr invented al Artiol
which only han 20 be seen TO Be admired, ana worn
be appreciated. ..-.
FOR SALE BY-Welss Klsin, mAnufAotursE
and dealers In hoop Skirts, ETC., l48 Supsrior-5E
Mrs. Portar, Mininsr, "a Seneca-5t. -.l-
Also, for sale by Frank Bros Co., MAnufActursf
and dealers IN HOOP Skirta, ct Nos. ~ BuperoE-sk
under Weddell House, and ls4 OntArio-St.
Also, at WholssaIs and Rstail By the ProprietoEl
and manufaofurorl-
Bg-WEi5tB made 10 Ordsr on Ihort notice.
DlrA good aE5Ortmsnt constantly on hand.
HORBIB SHHFFIHIiDs
6usv.Isna. Iutv a. -issS.
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wRAPPER OF each bottle. .s's' 4
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Oongipation, Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 70 the
Head, Acldtty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burns disgust for FOOD, Eullneas or
weight In the stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinkingor
rluttering At tho
Fit OF tbs stomach, swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, FlDttering at the
Heart, choking or SuhOcAtng Sen8a-
tons when IN q y ing posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Del
oteDoy Of Perspiration, 1elloWnes5 Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain In the Side Back. Oheat,
Limbs, &C., sudden Elush es Of
Of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh. constant
ImAEininGBof Evil, and great Depression Of BBiFit1
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A sailor was called upon the stand ss 8
witness. "Well, sir" said the lawyer,
Hdo you know the plaintiff and defend
sntf" 81 don't know the drift Of them
words" answered the sailor. HWhst not
know the meaning Of plaintiff and defend.
snt?" continued the lawyer, Hs pretty
fellow you to come here as witness. Can
you tell me where on board ship it wss
that this man struck the other man p
"Abaft the binnsele," said the sailor.
GAbsft the binnacle," said the lawyer,
"Whst DO you mean by that ?" "a pretty
fellow" responded the seilor, ito come
here as q lawyer, and don't know what
sbaft the pinnacle means"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-27

Of the Cavalry organization LIST Cavalry, 2eth Reg
Sd Cavalry 45h Regiment; ih Cavalry 18th regiment
Cavalry, list Regiment; eth Cavalry, 10Th Regiment sth
Andrew p. Gallagher with the Army of the Gulf Ad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-27

The Stations above mentioned with exceptions
District
attached, and addressed those
will ah their de- tinato
LAZ NOBLE
idjuant General.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
Tint Eiendisla Threat.

Commenting upon the. recent cold-blooded
atrocities at Fort Pillow; the Iowa City Re;
publican draws parallel between rebels in
arms and their aiders and abettors in the
North, using the following truthful and just
language:
It is no use to discuss such atrocities. The
bare statement is sufficient. But how much
different in spirit are the following words
published on psge 3s4 of the Weekly Musca-
tine Courier, Of April 10Th: " II the
Courier Office is DESTROYED by mob, THIS
CITY WILL LAY IN eASHES."'
The internal wretch who penned the sbove
is fit for sympathizer with the fiends who
committed the murders at Fort Pillow. Not
that he would have, like them, the courage to
attempt to carry out his threat. The writer
of such sentiment may at any time be set
down IS . coward and a, sneak but it none
the less shows the spirit Of the scoundrel.
Look at it. He imagines that the soldiers,
whom he has outraged, will destroy his Office.
This fear comes from sense of guilt and
desert. He then threatens that it they do
this, he and his confederates will lay whole
city in ashes. If the Union men of fkusca
tine-the merchants and business men, give
one cent more patronage to this spirit of thu
devil, they deserve the fate he promises
them. raf;'fe.7 & ~ ee5p ft