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u msrifantfbe gsaebridbten.

Maibinatnfl, 30. Npp. Itr. SeparO's
G~orreipOnoens nit benz 9luslano piro nidt Dor
ndditen WOntus sur @er0ffentli&unsfert iein.
Ser 9oitoampier 9ictator ppn Gitp 8pint
beridtet, baB man 9eitern 0lprSen I'M 4 nbr
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gitp Ypintb6rte, pom Der &i6tung BON Sut8
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Sic 8anpnenbpDte paren e~benfallS tbdti9;
ibr Seuern balterte bis IL nbr - 70 oaB man
annabm, bic 6ebelen tpdren Suridgetrieben,
tuenn lie tpirtlid ansesriffen batten.
Wpntag Naht ~feuerten Die 8ebellen lebbaf
lauf bic Nrbeiter dut Canal. s-rfa4 nsn.
Gen. Wtaior Slope fubr I'M NegiernnsSoepe,
.fhenbcpt geitern n16 gitn 9oint ab. gr ibfr.
nimmt bas COMMANDO bes 5peiten glrmeecorpS,
.tlrslid nod BON Sen. .Sancod %commanoirt
pelder sum COMMANDO oe8s eriten Corps be.
itimmt 1T, bas I'M Giftritt Columbia anseppr.
ben tpirb. laa ss7s 60 hrs
t6err 6eiencer tpirb mabridein'ia I'M ST.
nanjriniterium bleiben, bis er ais Senate
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NttN NOmmififpncr8 Ef6ce-

Baltimore. 80 Mce. 1864,
SerTegsits %sneebp's rertsn auf bteIer Office its iunt Ia.
rs; ~ upr Strn1t1thes aneeren MIN, fGr 81 rabttWne,
Pfla Hnh u GGbeffernn red RbefIS nsp
Ar6ftra 3pttben Baltimore uub S%ascttefT.
Der e~outratter oeer ue 9Crtr. tfsrth Eerben Aueetelten.
EQ rat sstte 0uret@att serttreIt6 a. MAIDEN, tas 6t Sra
nuns nit ben SCrfSrtften Ger Srttncns: ,@hebltirtnSa
Sstera ter @raetns ge ing anb Hcpoutns the Strsets,
GSnes uae NAtss 81 tes Gig ct Baltimore, ~apeeefubrt rtrb.
Srr &uftrae
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gpssial @~tnfommen=e tcuer.
Collectors Office.
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20 50 IN & q -. % .II. r.

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ss. % WDSfe son 3 IIttntsre u. GYetsrar. I
Ote WetsluttSn eS 60 sts EeS srn 4 SoIt 1864 ptrtIat.
fGe pom L. Ott. 1864 etne Steuer sOn S @ros Guf ale Sc
r.nne. prpfte une @tnnahrrsn fur 1903 auf Surnnten, pei6e
$500 Iberfetlen, eeleet yereen fpu MGe gerlputn In rem
Der. GtadtcN uue ale Burger. mel+e ~auterbaib eeS ronseS
npbasN, Nns oie'er Stsuer snterpcrfsu. RteIIttn merbcE
na6 ben Sertueunaen ets Original 1siebcs Issr Snternat
Steeen { uno her n Measurements erhSben
3terbur& Ntrb alien heHerpHt@ttae n
1erf1ner Ger L. 2, 81 4 S. @. unb7 0edrb In b,r
Sslbt @alttmsre unt BEN S, s z, 8 o. 10, IL NIB IL. Diar.
SteuerItfe br @tnnoenen s.fn aEelIor srbalien babe urh
eaB befe Stsuern fante fnb.
Dte ga erfeIEe Rpt bterbur1
.kerIangt unD lam eartGtet p,rter In Der Gcl.ttcrs
DfHee sc. SO On EGIltrorenr Ode sen Gre serltr, an uub
nG& TEN l. Oes 1854 bis gam 90 b. W (trelHnbe). Be-
Ffsn Nue wer(snen s~eramnre, Haros, weIhe e. uni rIoSen.
beiaste @tener - Der CbeA a~neeSeter en- 8eit su ia Yen, IndE-
ten 10 SrSient eS SetrdgS rtebr sdtIen Inb nenn lie RcttI
srh stten 20 9rps. Hnb 9crtC &etne RED nunssn u eteeR &C.
f*tft. SrfestS Stewart
tzinpt 2se9Sl GIHettes,
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SnbGftens=Cffcc Der 0cr. ct. Slrmee

INV
SO. 20 Scuth Str.
M sBaitinrre, Mh., l gtrs. 1854.
SerNeeet.e Mn6ebste i'm Gupitfat perben auf bic fs Oftee
enteeeenSen nmen, urs edS Der. st. SRbFRens -Derarte'
meat ~ Baltimore, @p, su Seristen NIT
6eu uno Rprn in Mebren.
Die 2ieferuneen fab On gDaterS gDbarf, Baltimore, Whg
an MAIDEN, fret ben 9pba' fselt fur B Cont, atcrsn. Gas
Seu mus srtes SeR tn Bilcn une taeSrtR tn eHten S1deu.
rcpUn ttcer 2X BafbeI bait rerpadt fein.
Mnseerte rersen Gusenpmnne, fsr steterlne BON so Ern-
men peu unh 1000 &ulbel 1crn IN Nebren t35 pfb. 0uf bet
Sutbell unO %dufw6rts. Bieter nSsen Gaesben, tpran Ee be
Ste ferunG Beginner unb mann ~beeuetgen fponeR.
DoS ~efertrte oeR u. Scrn rttb enter aenaueu SnipetttcH
unterrrrfeu, ete es Gnsenramen u,rp. :
Mxsebste Fns u f6OrmuIare gu faretbea, rel&t BON btfsr
GffCe su be;ttben fnh. 1ad
BabIIne wirb In lclGen SpHbs aeraoht, ais eerdbe an 56nb
il fms tetue Dcrbanben, ietaIe OILS weIae ~einsebeE.
Sebe yerfcn cher ieAe SiraG, UeIdbe AnsepCte usatt. mug
1t ielbea tnrS etHen 1reaeie ~besIetten, nsnn ntHt Elm iNHsr
bier r~eeifrirt rurbe.
Aae ansebste rsresn Dssnasss ,ws srestaSs sSsr Wp&s
erSfast
81 O 8. S.@ttman,
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9tDtii.

Gin GtIaa Strh Bel hem 5tabt.3feeiaratpr eIreereiGt
wereer, nm bic rntueruns lines G%srtihtetts Der farttiaeH
(12aeeS H1mlr,
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Der Nirdt Semmes.- Cine WerfdipGrnnS, gaeSit
run9ss Gigsntbmin In MEMPHIS su perbrennen; 81
GrantNifter Derbaftet. ass

@oirD, i. 9e,. gladri6ten itnO einse-
t~rcfen, oob Der 8irat Semmes an, Is. DIT.
in 8a9oac, Wleritc, ansetommen fei, I'M pia
Wlatamoras nah NihmUno si r~etier.
8is gum 20. Nopbr. mar fem Qucrnnt in
Der &oniass@ siessebua9.
9ie Wlempbiier 3eitunseu BON geitern seben
8erldte aber cine geri&w6rung, ouB &ebtlens
Msenten rerin6t BADEN, bae Wempbis. Char.
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JUr U0Iltluilt0rCn.
embTltenssCf1ce Der Ser. at. alrmee.
Rp 20 Soutb,tr,

Re 20 Soutbmr.
Us rreNrB Baltimore, tea 80. stpp. 1864.
9s1RteeIte arssbste, In Dupatat, psrb, n auf cteis OF.
pee TtS 2rni erha4, cen Q. 4esember , ST. 8Rttt 70 II u =,
eniee eneenrrRniea, un, cas- Der. st. ~SubNfenss Departes
nnent 81 Salttnsre 0lb. 81 p~erfeben NIT - }4s-
12o, 900 Yfe. ~tt6e 8ptHea. / Aralitdt, 100 gfb'
auf ben UaipeI 8 sat %Eetrctreti Ia tene unb gut
8ereifEe Slher utrr1dt; bs1stu Z &aoea mad Gms
Fla = hes Go TRAITS aesuIitf,ra.
6s,See 4th sure barte brRune STIFF; btsf Ie
- mAe 6eiptten uh ors eu teren Subfar sen Sc
matt Il n fret sen Gpen, iSsbarem @lGs cb T Gn-
eeren Seirti4uns n. chne una 0 neon en- @eruG.
Ettt msbr ais 20 PIT. BaNer emthG tens une gut
9etr de-. che lie cer re6t miro. MbtuIt fern tnntre
tnlb 20 9aeen mad .3uerfeRnrne Gee @cI tratIee.
so sat FEDERATED RsrnsBraRntwetB
60 4 q 3 ttftr after Wpurppn Wbtstet.
Die Bahrr mi fen BON eutfn netBetdenen Dauten
unb Soeen fetn NIT IL bSISe: TN Utcr A eiterntn
eber lduter ct lernen Reten, wel6e anseft,then ietR
muHen. Goethe pom @smeh { ue Sni ettHr
Gereen Seri6tet; 1t feIbsR mulea tur6 ben I'm
ttrjei6netsn teninme IN. Mr5ulseTetn tn 7 "a
sen mad auseabe fes &cntrntte
BabinnS rtrh bet Mblteittunsin IrlGen 6pnts eeIetfs t. ale
an c1no itnn, renn tetue purbanpen, fphaIe relhe etnsrteu.
Mnbt' ter trcutn eeianieR rem sreiS aneeten, i'm Sale NIT
Gurrefcp teSohlt Miro pber zen greis ~enn Stub lprtnt
ais 3abiun9 eue be. werteu.
DIE Mneetrle limb alien ben SeetrsuHsen unttrpcrfer.
sreIGt In mf,nea sntera A~usstsen pOrseib reben inb.
S. .. @tImaI
(heS1 o. Gaptt6n ub 8. 9. U. =. y.
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Office oct geudt9dS &ompnauie BON
a@ites4e NAlttutcre.
Raltinnare, 20. S1pO. 1861
Die Dtrettrrcn bitier @rrApdsnte tb n etne 0tptbente ron
. nn tpte5en tabI ar tn her lrtUn SanI bSH @a-
rplanb an reer rad benz /. Des. :. 8. ertlort
(SSSr) 9. S'0prneII grdf.
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: 6err SeNenoen tpiro pabridein'id I'M 6i@
nan5mtniterium bleiben, bis er ais Senator
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
PetroIeum win be King.

Although the abundant existence Of Coal
Oil, or petroleum in this State was we'll
known, from the early settlement of Penn
sylvania-eaFlier, perhaps, for the Indians
used it ss q medicine, and also as o vihicle
for their -psint-only very few years
have elapsed since its collection from arte-
sion wells made for commercial and other
general purposes. The supply appears to
be inexhaustible, and the persons who
brought capital and enterprise into the
into the business have gained very large
profits. Nor is there much reason to fear
that the supply will soon be exhausted.
Nature, in her bounty, has bestowed SINH
lar produ ,tions upon other countries; in
Italy, in Sicily, on the banks Of the Cas-
plan, in Trinidad, in Burmsh, and else
where. From the vicinity of Rsngoon,
(the commercial capital of Pegu,) the Bur
mese Empire and HiRdostan generally
have been supplied, for centuries past,
with this natural csrbonacious oil, now 10
the extent of 100000 hogshesds per an
mum, and the supply has never intermitted.
As the public know, the uses Of Coal Oil
are various. 1t is employed to lubricste
machinery; for lighting, after its puriifos.
tion for the production Of infamsble gas
and a new purpose for its application,
which promises to effect a revolution in
steam navigation has lately been discOV-
cred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
Some Faets about tho Alabama.

The London Daily News publishes
narrative Of the cruise Of the Alabama
and list Of her officers and crew, fur
nished by one Of the latter, from which it
appears that the guns Of that vessel are
Of English manufacture (FaWett, Preston
s. Co.. and that Semmes promised his men
TO lay the Alabams alongside Of an Amer
ican frigste, but notimmedistely; adding
that there were "only six ships he was
afraid of in the United States Navy" OF
the crew, the majority are Englishmen,
chiefly enlistedin Liverpool, in which city
the fami les Of most of them still reside,
drawing half-pay through mercantile firms
there. A deserter from the Sumpier, who
was recaptured by Semmes on board the
Philadelphia ship Manchester burned by
the Alsbama) was set ashore on the desc
late island OF BlenooSla, one Of The West
ern Isles, with his legs and arms ironed /;
bat the AlabRma's crew made up o purse
of seventeen pounds for him, unknown to
semmes, hoping that this sum might induce
some vessel 10 take him of. The poor fel.
low has not since been beard Of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
A short Chnprer on Nosss.


The nose is the leading feature in the
human fsce( which is the reason probably
that most people "follow their noses" and
''as plain as the nose on your face" is
plain enough for any practical purpose.
If We shall succeed in making the import
ant truths we propose to set forth in this
article as obvious ss the facial organ from
which they are deduced, our readers will
have no cause TO accuse us of obscurity,
or TO "turn up their noses" at cur subject.
we are not disposed to exslt the nose at
the expense Of the eyes or mouth or any
other feature; but it's prominence, the i'm
possibility to conceal it, and its oompsrs-
tive immobility, invest 1t with importance
IS an index Of character and o measure of
force in races, nations and individuals. A
skilful dissembler may disguise in meas.
ure, the expression Of his mouth; the hist
may be slouohed over the eyes; the chin
may be hidden in an impenetrahle thieket
Of beard but the nose will stand out and
'mske its sign, " in spite Of all precautions.
1t utterly refuses to be ignored, and we
are as it were, compelled to give it our at
tention.
We will look at the nose, in the frst
place, as the sign and measure of devel-
opement. II will be seen that its various
contours mark every stage of human pro
gress, whether in individuals or in race
The baby-nose is q diminulive pug-the
nose Of weakness and undeVelOpment; and
it properly retains its inward curve until
the age Of puberty, when the interior force
Of the new life, which at that epoch ex-
psnds the whole physical system, pushes
the nasal bone outward and downward,
and the organ assumes lis more permanent
form, in accordance with the mental status
Of the individual and Of the race to which
he belongs.
A straight or an acquiline nose, project.
ing from the rounded cheeks Of little
child, is an absolute deformity, betokening
most unhealthy preeociousneEs Of mind
and body. Unfortunately, examples Of
this abnormal development are not rare,
especially in this country, where the foro-
ing system Of education is 80 much in
vogue, and parents are so anxious that
their children shall appear clever, or, 10
our dialect, "smart"
Noses which fail properly to assert them.
selves, on their entrance into q mans or a
Womsn's estate, afford examples Of ar
rested development, which We are sorry to
say, are Bs common as ignorance and sin
even in our most cultivated communities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
bloody ARRAY and ndE1citemsntntLa Mt Lancast,

bloody ARRAY and Excitement Mt Lancaster
/ Ohio.
From reliable source we learn the par
tioulsrs Of q bloody and fatal ARRAY which
occurred at Lancaster, Fairfield county, on
Saturday last the 2Oth last, and has been
followed by the most intense excitement.
The soldiers Of the 18th Infantry, one
Of the re.enlisted regiments, organized at
Lancaster aEd commanded by Col. ]. NJ.
Connell, ARE now at home on furlough-
Something that had been said or done by
some Of them had excited the anger Of one
John See, prominent farmer and Cop
perhead leader Of the county, resident
few miles from Lancaster, On Saturday
this man and his son went to Lancaster on
horseback, the elder See srming himself
before starting and, it is said, expressing
his purpose to clay out some soldier before
he came home" Arriving in town, father
and con hitched their horses in an alley to
the rear offs saloon under the Talmadge
Hotel, instead Of at the public square op-
posite, as was their usual custom, and en-
place Of Copperhead resort. There they
lOuEu Two bOlulerb OF the lfLnt named LII |
lie and Nicholas, with one Of whom Git.
tle) young See was acquainted, who ac-
costed him (See) with =" George, un-
derstsnd you are Colonel Of the Copper |
head militis "Well " said See, HWhat |
il am-what business is it of yours 2"
These words led TO others, and speedily |
brought on a quarrel between young See
and the two soldiers, when Sees father,
who had not been engaged or spoken to in
the quarrel, interfered by drawing q re-
volver and shooting the soldiers on the
spot. Nicholas was instantly killed, Lit
tie lived until the following day. AS soou
os the soldiers were shot, See and his son
fed snd mounted their horses, and got out
of town ss speedily, as possible. Mean
time the alarm spread among other men Of
the Regiment who mounted such horses as
they could lay their hands on, and started
In pursuit. The young See was soon over
taken and brought back TO town, where
some soldiers who supposed him to be the
fell upon him and beat and
stamped him until he was taken up for
dead, though he afterwards rallied and
was alive at last accounts. His father had
nor been taken up to Tuesday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
RAILR0ABs.
NLBVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIEOIHHAII RAILROAD.


ISSI-4. WINTEB ARRAHGEMEaT. 1854.
On aud after Monday, November 18Th, Pausngsr
Lains wiz Leave Cleveland, - follows, OsundayIe
1Ht HtTraIn-5,4O A. m.-OIE0IHHATI KxPRFss
ssogping A. Grafton, wellington HeW London,
99nee,,ny, grestline, qali0ni Gilead, CardinEtool
~ arriving at Crestline at 1910 A n, Oolum-
p ~ g, p m, p9yton SO m, Oilcianatisss
n, Oeiro go p m, Fort Wayne SIS ,. n, Ohi-
I'd Train-9:IO P M..3koGosIDfOpATTOH u
STOPS g al stSflons, and arrives IN ColambuI
I'd rai5-s,It In y SI.isSsA ~ :; n Ri
don, shelby, Crestlins, Gallon, 6lssd, 0srdiSF-
ton and DelaTRrs; arriving a Crestline Al lOsi 10
?. m.s Columbus la05 q. n, DAYTON 4sl5 q m
Cincinnati 100 =. N; indianapolis 80 q n, 81
an, Gnd OhicsSo via Crasflins l0slO :. m.
Trims Leave Columbus at s:50 and l020a N, $40 Rm
azTaYe 81 UieVeiano9s0a. q. NJ 2.sO and s.oO ,, a
oOEEEOTIoss.
6hsIby-sandusky, Mansfield Newark Raliroad. lor
MAnsneld, Nj Fsrnons Newark, lanes
cFsstlins-Pitt5bu t5bursh, Fort WSyns 4 chicago Rail-
soad' Forest Upper SandusEy, pelshos, L.
.,s'. Sssst. and EAstfor hsnsneld, Wooster, Ma
GTfton and Bsllsiontine Railroad Line, for Marion
R1.eiielo nltainei Sidney, UuiOns muncie, In
aiifhnaPoii5, ifa Iefre uaute, Vinnennes, Evans
Ulei A9uisvillo, Cairo, St, Louia, 10
gelaEere-Eith Springfield branch for sEringhsId.
Oolumbna-Little Miami 3 OOiumb bus. audi Kent,
kairoad, for Xsnfa, Dayton, indiauaso1is
Ierre Hauto, st. Louis, Morrow IoVslsHf
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio ma.
ElEsipp RAilIoadF Cincinnati Tor LouirTiIisl
ATanssllles Cairo St. Louis, and All poi1fs
on the Ohio river. -
bolsmbus-CsRtraIOhl Ohio Railrcad for Newark, zans,-
VILE Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, piQus
Indiana Hailroad for PiQua, Urbana, lfc.
- Tor Tickets 70 all points aud infOrmstion A.
llZ 1t the Passenger station, and st UnioH Ticfst
Once lI superior-st
E.5 FLINT,
SleteaAn1, 1oN.lei leas- Superintendent.
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ESTATE.
HIN G. JENNINGS
Real Estats & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIHG.


Euolid-St-Four first ella m dern built Brick Hon
ses known az the campbell Block, next ". At az
The High sch q BuildinF, with bath rooms.
hot aud cold waller, &C. Win be sold separate'
ly'r 'oyethar.
Kirsmsn- ST., No If9-A large Brick House. with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, Shrubbery Barn and
every convenience i6 900
st. Olair ~ west OF Erie-LarRe nCW Brick Horse
with \, ,OdCrO imp Oy. mants. Lot v eu impToy.
ed with Shiubboiy, FlOV eIs, DC a7O9O
Ohesh re-St-rwO stOrJ G0Ihle Oottase Houses y ith
marble mantlesi gas, &C. Also. large LOT SIS O.
Huntington -St-IWo HO4s two stories, with eIsv-
on rooms, Barn, 80 Lot 59xI5Ofeet
hlnsman st--OStta HOufe. Earn, and half acre Of
land, near Erie-St
Prospect-St., sheriff St-Large two story Briok
Horsa, with Wa'er and 5as s5,50
frtspect-St near Erie St-Largs two sto.y Brick
House, with marble mantlss, water gas, bs b
room, furnace &C. 5000.
sccville AyenueELwo story Brick HouEe, Barn and
Hil st-IEo -tory Honse ard lot 5OEI65 feet. 6.sO0
hlcEs-St-houss and Lot, 4Uxl35 feet. s7OO
OedGr-St, near PerTy-St., two story House and Lot
with Barn, r. uit &c. el6OO
WalnnI-St., near hrte-St, good two story Brick
House and Lot e35O0
WAlnSt & steDopble .so OOt'sgs House, two stories.
Lot, ll5Xl26 feet.
Good Business Properly on Super or St PnbIic
square, and TIT tArlo-St. Some fIsk rate B4r-
gains On all Of these Streets
80 Vacant LOts-A gOtd Investment Part on Ohfo
Oanal and River and near 70 business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
WYEKOePs ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary OF.
CANS are ever prevalent, insidt0us and dangerous.
The properties Of medicine TO alleviate, cure and
uprOOt these comp iaiuts must be ENpectorant, Ano
dyne and lnvigoTatinR, lOosening the muous Of the
throat and fmpaItng tone TO the entire system. No
discovery IN medical science mastered this caEl
Of diseases like Dr. WynkOops Iceland PectOrEl. Il
h used with the most astonishing results IN all
q bronchitlsl Influenza. WhOopfng Couch, Dipthe
IA OF Putr1d Sore Throat, Asthma Group CoughA
Oolda, Nervous Debility, &c.
The Rev. J. J. Potter csrtihes, that have used
DE- MynEoops Pectoral for several years. myself and
IN NY family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have RECOMMENDED il 70 many others, and have nev
or seen Its equsi." Rev. J. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands ofimportaut testimonial
could Be prOduced showing itg remarkable cures ano
that Il EEVER FAILS 1t is composed of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm OF Gfiead, Peruvian Basam, Elecampane
Oomfrey, Burdock, and other invaluable eIpectOran
and tonic ingredients. II Is harmless, prompt and
lasting. lnvAidB and sufferers cannot afford 10 neg
ieot trial. Every family should have Il. 1t Is
markabie for Group. Full descriptions, recommend
ations and directions accompany each bottle.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.


tT have never char Red my mind respecting them
from the FIRST eXcenting 10 think yet better of that
which began thinking well Of Il Rev Henry ard
Bee sher.
''The Troshss are Stan Of Life TO me .r-L Prof
HdwaId north, Pns't Hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
''For Throat Troubles they area Specific I'm. P.
willis.
Zoo favUrabIy known TO need commentator. "
[BOn. Chas. A. helps, PTos't Mass senate.
'sCoDtIin no Opium nor anything injurious -
(Dr A, Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
"hn elegant ccmbina ion for OOughs "-[Dr. @. +
BigsloE, Boston
Il commend ihs'r uss to Public iesreAkers ''-[Rev.
4. h. Cnapin.
fMost salutHry relief in BronchitiF. ~ Rev. 8.
BeiRfried, MOrristoWn. Ohio.
''Hery benshcial when suffering from Colds. ~
REV, S. }. =. Anderson, St. lOuis.
"Almcst Il stant relief Ia TIE distressing labor Of
bseai nR .ecnliar 10 AEthma. Rev. A. o. Egsle-
gton, Kew York.
ihey haze puited my case exactly, relieving my
throat that could sing with ease 1T Dnch ar.
me, OhCrister Frsnoh Parish Church, Montreal
G|As there are limitations, be sure 10 OBTAIN the
GENUINE. febl2 NJ I'm
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- Ohisf Attributes d Manheod AZ

Eoquenty Lost or suspended b. nal -practiosu aud
oious habits that viii inevitably LEAD 20 hereditH
Gssas5 unless checked IN slime Rsa6 truths as
6cun IN the treaties "HDhAA EIsAILTY. or PHYs
IoEoaIolL BEElEzoHHs-P It is slaborHteiy illrrtra
~ Nth eolorod snErATinEs End viii convince thB
uout Eardensd and unoonoaFned, e. well Gs rslisR
tzs Eindsof tbs nost depending, By leading thss
n ths right channel for relief Of bodily and msntA
aG0aF and deSPaiF.
- IBBsold b. DF. BARRoW, lsl BlssoksF-5t., 3. 7,
Eros - cantE. Sent trea everywhere. bea kdTeEt1a
Ilsnt OF q Triegemar'' IN smother column.
SOD also bT 9. ". CIiARK, Druggist, OisTolEnfl
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
oUACKERY-I earnestly caution all

QUAChER I'll earnestly caution al
young men suffering from EerToua Debility, &C.,
AGAINST endaneering their health By patronizing
any Ct the advertising quhks. You can fully recoT-
o. b. TIE msthods used BY the Advertiser, End BY
hundrodn Of ether, AED no OIHER WAr.
Read Letter which VIII send you'll you will send
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