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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

TIE BEoKWITE BUReLARY-THE PRoP-
TRTT RECOVERED AID TIE BURGLARS Ar
RzsTED.-Most Of cur readers are already
aware that on Sunday evening last the car
pet store iof BsekWith & Co, on supe-
rior street, was entered by burglars, and
some s., 200 worth Of carpets, TO-, carried
Of. We have, until the present time, withheld
the pubIicatio- Of the facts in the case, in
order not to Interfere with ths-FIana of the
police for the detection Of the robbers. We
are now glad to be able to state that these
plans have been successful, that all the sto-
len property has been recovered, and that
four men have been arrested as the perpetrs-
tors Of the crime. These men give their
names g. William Hyde, Thomas Wilson,
Thomas Higgins, and James Kelley. The
full details Of the burglary, the recovery Of
the property, and the arrest of the burglars,
are Of such 3 nature that they csnnOt be
given to the public this morning, but We hope
to be able to lay them in fall before our read
srs tomorrow. For the present it iS sufficient
TO rejoice that clue has been obtained which
will probably lead to the conviction Of the
perpetrators Of the recent burgIari in this
sity,-s series Of deprsdstions which, for
number, bOldnsss, 'and ingenuity, is sztraOr-
dinGry If not unparalleled.
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E. LINDsLEY, Secretary.
Cleveland, March oath, 1s64-144.

ANEUAL NoTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
CLEvELAHD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION All books
must be returned on or before Saturday, the
I'd Of April next, for the purpose Of examin-
alton, and remain in the Library until after
the annual election Of officers, which win
take place on Monday evening, the 1Ith Of
said month.
No book can be drawn from the Library
after Saturday, the z6th Of March.
If any person neglects to return book at
the time specified, by q standing rule Of the
Association, such person shall pay ten cents
per day until the same is returned, or forfeit
his membership.
By order of the Directors.
WILLIAX J. TAFT,
Librarian G. L. A.
Librarians Office, March %, 1864 LAB.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. obarsot,

PICKPocKRTs.-suspioious charaoters
have for some days been haunting our depot.
oGOer Van Hussn day or two ago caught
3 notorious knuckSmsn in the middle Of
q crowd Of travellers and elected him from
the depot in manner more summary than
polite. These characters stand but little
chance Of escape from our faithful depot Of
car.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

DEPARTURE OF TIE SECOND OAYALAI.-
This regiment left for Cincinnati yesterday
morning at ten o'clock, under the charge Of
Major Seward, Lisutenant Colonel Purring-
ton having preceded the regiment to COlum-
bus. It returns to the front nearly twice as
strong as 1t was when furIOughed, number
ing over eight hundred men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

SACRED CoEoERr.-The Sacred Concert
and Organ Exhibition at the EueIid street
Presbyterian Church comes of on Thursday
Of next week. Various causes have con-
spired to make its POstpOnsmsnt necessary.
We shall publish the programme in few
dRyg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

THE S7rH 0HIo.-A dispatch was ysster.
day received, announcing that the S7th Ohio,
under LisutSnsnt Colonel Blessing, left In
diAnspsliS ysSterday morning and would
probably reach Cleveland last evening
This e1celIAnt regiment numbers $50 re-sn-
listed veterans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

A few friends have obtained the consent
Of Rev. Richard Bury to receive donation
visit on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
March 29th, At his house, l72 st. Clair street.
All the old friends of this venerable aud be-
loved old Presbyterian are invited to be
present. mr25:l44
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

Tn sIxTY-SEvEHrH 0HIo.-The fur
loughs Of this regiment expired yesterday,
and many Of its members returned to the
rendezvous Of the regiment at Camp cIsvs-
land. The others will return to-day. We
noticed Colonel VOris on our streets yeStsr-
day. No orders have as yet been received
as to their time of departure or destination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

CoURF OF CoNNoN PLEAs.-The case Of
BliSb, GsrIick 4 Co., %. the propeller TiOga
Is still on trial. The defense have closed
their evidence, and rsbutting testimony il
now being introduced by plaintiffs. The
osSs will probably occupy the attention of
the court for the remainder Of the week.
In the case Of Ransom Cole %. Constant
Bryan, Judgs FOOts delivered decision va
eating the injunction of the Summit County
Common PIaaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

On AT MEooA-The Warren Chronicle
says that the excitement at Mecca eonss-
qusnt upon the recent discoveries of oil, are
on the increase. A well has been sunk to
the depth Of thousand feet. LastWesk one
company purchased fifty thousand dollars
worth Of land, and two other companies
nearly as much.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25
CHICAGO mARKKF.
Especial to the Cleveland LrADra.I

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
OHIoAso. March a.
Live Hogs-lOal5c higher. Sales at Is,75G7,5O,
Beet Catfie-AetiVs, and lOaI5o hiRhsr for me-
dum qualities. Sales at SO@655, chiefly at a 5oa
$50.
PrOvisfOna-Ffrm.
PoRK-Sales Of Country Mess t20.7sa2l 90 prime
msss sls 90 ; sweet picked hams lzNc; /; bulk hams
llallHc lOoGe.
LARD-Better. Bales 400 tieroes prime leaf at l2c.
Whigky-lH higher. Sales 400 bblg at ssHG9l,
closing nrm At 9lo.
Wksat-KnIo higher. Sales at sI,l5Hal.ls for
No. and sl,l0jf1l,llx for No. 2, closing wsEk
C9rB-Old corn quiet At e94 for No. l, aud SASSY
for No 2. New steady. Salos No. at s6Gs55fc,
and No at 7s5<9T9.
OaLs--No lower. Sales No. at sl1f96lHe.
Rye-Active at 81, ,0laI014c.
BaFley-Firn At 81 ,z5gI,s5 for No Ain store.
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o. CUTTER & soE will sell on Saturday,
the 26th inst, st their auction rooms, Bank
Street, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n,
large lot Of furniture, consisting Of sofas,
burssus, book cases; lounges, tables, stands,
chairs, msttrasses, mating, croekery, glass
ware. Also two good HARNESSES and one
gents saddle, nearly new. mar25:143.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

GOLD COUPoEs.-We are buying cou-
pons Of T-S0 United States Bonds, due the
1st of April, and Of $40 United States
Bonds, due May 1st, at very nearly gold
rates, enabling parties holding bonds to
avail themselves Of the present high rate of
premium. WRIeHT 4 Bko.,
meh25;144 50 Superior st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FTNAN OIAL.
CLEVELAND MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LFAnER OFFICE.
LlrrrnnnLE Enn.-r.-r MI - nanI

MORNING LFAnER OFFICE.
THURSDAY EVENING, March ., 1884.
GOld-The market to-day was strong and higher,
and Indications point 10 q stfT further advance
The opening price this morning was 6s, declining in
the afternoon to os. and closing firm at the latter
figures. Buying at closes
silVer-Firm at 81 per cent premium buying and
81 Per cent. selling.
Currency-Thsre is sufHeisnt in the market for
all legitimate purposes.
Legal Tender NOtes-MarEst firm at y per
cent. premium.
Exehange-Firmsr. Government, National and
Ohio funds par on New York. Eastern and Pitts
burgh per cent discount.
Government BOnds-Firm at the following
quotations;
Buying. Selling
o-S1ss clean coup 7na.........-....-....lt63S ITO
7-50,s, April and October.............il0 lI2
1905, February and August. Ile III
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ATTENTION Co. E.-You are hereby noti-
fed to appear at the Armory, above Heisel'I
confectionery StorsJ Superior Street, Sunday,
March 9th. ct IL O'Clock A. N. fully uniform
ed for funeral escort.
By order CommandAnt,
]. G. PARSONS, Q. 8.
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LOCATION OF THE FAN BUnDIEa.-The
PittSburg Evening Chronicle says that the To-
cation Of the Fair buildings, SO rapidly dis
appearing from Cleveland, has not yet been
hEed, though the dsOiIion cannot now be
long delayed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

PnoKoEED.-The New York News says
that General II. euvvtssr, sf- -ohin. has
been stopping at the Metropolitan. We can
imagine the astonishmSntOf the genial Rail-
way Superintendent on seeing the military
title prsfxsd 70 hian mana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

TIE BILLIARD MArcH.-The billiard
match at MoIIrsth's rooms on Superior
street, last evening, between Frank Parker
Of Chicago and John Coon Of this city, was
largely attended. Tho match was for $500
= side, 1000 points carOm, on four pocket
table, with 7.16th inch balls. It was won
BY Parker by 14O points.
The playing on both sides was remarkably
good, the match occupying only / tile
over three hours. Parker, especially, dis
played great skill in keeping the balls
togsthsr. and in long carOm shots. Coon
made ten runs Of over twenty points each, IS
follows: 81, 42, p, "a, "a, SO, 81, 20, so and
70. Parker made twelve, as follows: 11s, 81,
81, 100, 80, 81, A, At, 80, IS, s6, and 81.
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\. Z. MONEY nIARKE4-nraroh "a,

HOnsy-AotiVe at per cent.
Sterling 8xshRnEs- Quiet, unsettled and nom
inal at l7e3f 1lsO5S
GoId-Untettled and frmer. Opening at 66J4
dec lining TO 65H, advancing to On and closing quiet
at 678G67N.
GOVernmbut StookB-AArkst steady. United
States Sizes Of lasl coupons, II24 FiTe-tWsnties
coupons, l.o94 ulo9S SeTen-thirty Treasury notes
October and April, lis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

DEATEEss cured, and all difficult opera
tiOns in Surgery performed by DR.. Jones, at
the Angler House until April LIST. oEGna,
and offensive diseases Of the nose, cured by
DR.. Jones at the Angler House.
mar05.IAa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

NoTIoE.-There will be an examination
Of applicants for positions in the Public
Schools Of Cleveland, at the East High
School House, on Saturday, March 26, 1854,
at nine o'clock A. n. mar22:IA3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

FRsF BAPTIST CHU1oH-The slips in
this house will be offered for rent for the en-
suing year, on Monday, the 18th inst, COM
msncing at two O'Clock, Pm. mr25:143
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

TIE annual renting Of the Pews in
Graes Church will take place on Monday, the
2sth instant, between the hours Of ten A. NJ,
and hve P. X: mch35 IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

OHE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN DoHen Gents
AIexander'6 kid gloves rscsivsd this day at
Mott 4 HGights' Gents Furnishing Enpori-
um, No. 1853 Bank Street, opposite the We'd
dell House.
mar1e:I43.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

TIE GREAz BAzKRuPT SALE Of Boots
and shoes, Ios Superior street. Another
large invoice just arrived. Ladies, don't let
the opportunity pass to get supplied.
Meh25;I44
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PIETsBURGH OIL 1ARKKT.

Special BY Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PIrFsRuRsE, March "a.
PserOIeum-Firm Sales Of $500 bbls crude q
na26o. Rsuosd fres Sc email lots SO straw colo
$50. no sales OF bond
ArTiVals sineSlast, 800 bbls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

NIEE hundred dozen Fine Linen Cam
brsck Bordered and Hsm-stitched Handker-
chiefs; also q fne assortment Of Magenta
Silk Hsndkerchiefs, Just received at Mott L
Hsights, No. lS6 Bank street, opposite We'd
dell House. nchIq:I4S
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CITY NEWS.

Ar TEE AHaIER-Colonel Voris, Of the
9Th Ohio, is ItOPPing at the the Angler.
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9VETTEgg EOFTOKR.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.l
OFdeEs promptly filed Address
CIV. ORoWELL q co.,
sr2s.1s1 nj a1superor-st, cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

LUBIH's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandiss, ETC., at HalPs Homso-
psthic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fsh9A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

THE ARABs.-Ths performance last eve
ming was an excellent one. In the farce
The Benicia Boy I'VE were glad to see
our old friends Mr.. Carroll and Miss Keyssr
rs-sppssr, together with Mr.. Jeffreys aud
others. The piece was great SUCCESS. Mr..
Childsrs gave another exhibition of his skill
in handling the muskot, and was loudly sp-
PIaudsd. Mr.. JsffrsyB' song was cspitalIy
rendered. The Arabs were as original, da-
ring and brilliant in their performances as
ever.
Tonight, the last but one Of the troupe,
Is the bensst Of Hash Brahim BsnemoW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

DEETIsTRX-Dr. B. 7. Robinson, ehioe
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nor and at low price. dso3R9F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

SoLp1ERS AID SocrETT-Os NEwBuRcH
The ladies Of this Socisty, at their mOon1E
on Saturday, March 10, 1884, unanimously
adopted the following resolution
Resolvsd, That the ladies Of this Society
are under great obligations to Mr.. Handley,
and take this method of expressing our
thanks, and also to thank him in behalf of
the sick and wounded soldiers, for his gene
roEity and kindness in donating the use Of q
convenient and pleasant room to this Society
for the past year.
On motion, It was ordered that the above
resolution be signed by the President and
Secretary, and published in the OleS Gland
LEADBR and Herald.
MRs. D. DEAN, President.
MISS L. J. MILES, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

ALL members of the I'd Ohio Cavalry,
whether veterans or recruits, absent without
proper authority, must report at the recruit
ing Office, No. 30 Superior street, on or be-
fore Monday, 2sth inst, or thew will be ar
rsstsd and punished as deserteas.
By command Of Major sEWARD.
JoHH J. PKH,
mr24:14S Adjutant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

FoR Coughs, Colds, and TOothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain We hava t-ied =
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NJ. STOCK MARKKR-march 24.
LIZ HuLnanArHl

--IlII NO7EloIH y sE u'ssIas1I
99x
Gold closed at 1861
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VI " DhgOG.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OERVEAED, Ohio, WAEHmeToE, D. O.
No. IiyInans Block, No. as Ninth 6t
NSar the Court House.
We aTa autkorissd by Government to collect
500 Bounty
DE discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chil-
tTOr, and riGhtful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
which every discharged soldier was dis
spIedin The service, Is entitled Also, Pensions
niof poldiou' widows, children, mothers or or
-pnan astsrs, ss they are ssvsrAIy entitled un.
6a tna IHW. AIsos
A. disahnRgsd soldiers or resisnd oAcsFa,
ITomptly collected, or oaahed. Also,
Prize Eoney.
Moasy due enlisted three months msn
esoasy due tsanstsrs, snd eVeEy other class Of
erausa gT0Wngo cut Of this or any ethaE var.
Woalsc pay special attention 70
PATENTS
~ Ayold Olzin and Patsnt Agents Whs
-. ueg L&eoassds
Ts publlnh " Tn BoLDIm's FHIEEps +" paper
! much lntsrsst to soldiers uad thsir heirs.
sand ~ your name and stamp, and We win send
0sspy nee, 81 twelve copies, one each month,
O 50 eenta.
aupIy 10 uB IN person or by letter. with stamp
"A Vou business shal have prompt attention.
FeeS low, and no charge until after we have So
eaeanlished Whist We updertake
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W AN T DI
LOCAL NOTICES,

APPoMT1EHT.-Rsv. B. F. Randolph,
formerly principal in Public School No. 9
(eoIorsd) and recently ordained In this city,
has been appointed Chaplain Of the 2oth uni
ted States colored troops, now under march
ing orders for nnspolis.-BgfalO Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

ROsS q PrOnrIss' Provinces Market Ne.
BORT
2 Ths following ara the rates charged by them:
B1ma-SugAr-cure pFeminm Hams, . D. .......ll ll5Sc
Dried Boef-R sfc
shOGidor8-SugAr-cuTed h...........-....- ....l0fC
HaoQR-Or Smoked Sides 8 B...--.......... I25SC
Laro-Prme leaf, kettle-rend'e ed in bbl8 , D..lsHc
Prime Leaf, kettle rendered in kegs . b..ls4C
EeFk-No. mess , "
Extra clear D Ebbl....-.-.---.-............. ,r
~ No extrs charge made for packages or carriage
% railroad depots or boats. Ali articles warrant.
Cd strictly prime, and equal to anything IN the State
Orders promptly hllsd. Our sugar-oured Hams and
ksttle-Esndsred Lard took the drst premium at the
late Ohio State Fair ROSE PREHTI6S
Nos. IA, ia and l4s OntariOast.. Cleveland.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, Az
B. DOUGLAS 4 o.,
179 supeEiOf-st.
ARTISTS kATHRiAIS-WIND60 AID
HEWT0H'S and GoupirB OIL and Water Oolou.
ct z. B. DOUGLAS O9.'S,
I79 superfor-Sts
oval AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
FramsS, at B. B. DOUGLAS 90.
l79 SuperiOr-Bt.
PHOTOGRAPH ooPPIRs OF ORLEPRATFp
&. B. DOUGLAS OO.'s,
I7S SuperiOr-eG
"0ARTR5 DE VIsTTH" OF OHLIBRATED
Non and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
3. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l7D Bupsrior-ets
FINE HNGRAVLNas eP DIsTINaUIsHED
Hen b 3. DOUGLAS CO.'S
aIE19 10 Seulerior-9
DHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GIIR
Il and Rosewood Oval Frames, 5Ilsndid a.sort
-
CLEVELAND WOOLRN MILLS.
A. q I. O POPE,
supaEintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
WOO OLER co. ODss
Consisting Of PLAIN Fancy
OAssIMEREs,
D0EsKINB,
SATT1NETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLAEkET5,
ETC, ETC.
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AMUaEMENTS.

A OADEMY OF MUSIOI .n
n BASK-ST., EExr TO AEGIER H0UsE.
JOHN EhLsLER. Jr..-...--....Mansg ger. ~
JAMES SDICKSON.-...-.-IStags Manager.
Y. bOoOh.------.--. s-..----. Ireasu urer.
PRICES OF ADM1ss1oN-Boxes and Psrquetts, so cts
Family Circle, rs cts Gallery, IS cts Single
Seats In Private Boxes, IS cts. Entire Box, q,
e3 and IS. Seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
~ Doors open at y past s; commence at u O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

Positively sss Night but one Of
The Great Arab Troupe,
AND BEHEFIF OF
HASH AHIM ENEM
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NOTICES.

The businsa VII Be continusd At the BaEsar as
her rotores and respectfully solicit the patronage
q mSe,soI5s 5ae soIser 'us'Omsf'- T G, MILLS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

ENOR SALE-21 AoREs ON THE
Lake shore. Also about sixteen acres front
ing On Euclid and Ce AZ STREETS and Gidding's Ave
u1a; both within one half mile east the Ojty Limits
For further particulars enquire Of
KOOH, Law MAYER,
lao Wafar.Qt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
noiLowAy's PILLS ARE THE BEST RIM
Canton (!

IF the reader Of this notice cannot get box,
G. Pills or Ointment from The drug stDte ia his
Mace let him write 10 me, enclosing the amount,
AMI 1 will mail a box free OF expense. Many
dealers viii uot keep my medicines on hand be-
cause they cannot make Is much profit as ON 9TH
er persons make.
None are genuine nnlcsa the words f'Ho'ko
scoy, Nstc York ann Londo5," are discernable as
Q Ttteg-n.ork n every Leaf Ut The book OF direc-
tiuns around each box, the same may he plainly
seen by hoidtng ue isaf 10 TIE hyht. hand
some reward will be given 10 any one rendering
uch information as may eai TO ihe detection o.
4, " party parties couaterte'tingthe medicines
or vending tie same. knowing them 70 DC spr
rio MS.
s&so,d at the mandatory Of Professor hOL
lOWAY. go Maiden Lane, New York. and By all
rasn.,ctabe Druggists and Dealers II Medicine
fbrnu .,hont the United states and the civilized
World. il boxes, at % cents, s. cents, and .l-4o
each.
!. II, cer sizes 'uly25-Iv.o.
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- Dir. biaEiON,
Confidential 2hysiciaM!
lto,nerly OF y. Louis, Missouri
5sn .:c,sss. 5I...s. s.arncs s'sss..,srs

I'VE ON Y KEGULARLT EDUCATED MD
/ i"s i. qualified rny stefan in lA.c-..o who
MAKE the treatment OF Ptivaie Complaints Il
>pe ialitY. Ills ntlga f.t.- been established ex-
piess, - .4.s.,t tnc afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid with nut the use OF iturcufy t.ox
ious drugs. Dr. y. has io1 many years devoted
hi Ntiole attention 10 lie treatment al private
complaint in Il er varied ard complicated forms.
Ills success III the treat meat ct tun>e long siiua-
irg AMI On. ~ eases such is were torn,c Is con-
sidelta iaeng4b,n. is sufficient 10 recommend him
10 the public IS worthy Of the extensive patron
10 vl i he has RECEIVED. In professional .A-
pf.fence IN hospital ard private practice eA.rnl-
ing through n my years N this asd other dc part,
nient> 81 meegl -ric.,- ..e i tlic d eoytrer of
the oniy a.e, snled. aud seabie remedies Cor
ii.e,e visuient secret AID ci.rouie dls. ass and
has letters 81 rceonmen lAtion from the most
distinguished ard enrerienced Surgeons and
Physicians q this country. d stlmeniais of his
superior stiH and lres9Ena lAdglnen, IN the
treatment of diseases Of Il private naisie
Tlfe universal and ui.aii.nas success m The
treatment al, ped by hia hos pro ii he,e !.
doahi that permanent cure for the WORST eases
OF constitutional syphilis, ganori h;ca structures
III amy form, all melcuial affections diseases of
the SKIN. kidneys and bladder, i.npotency, spcr-
mato!raaa, etc, can now be obtained to a moral
certainty, II application be made 10 those whose
inteliig enee II N and experience can be relied on.
loune men especially lr,v,' become vic
Tins OF solitary vice or seif-abnse, that dreadful
and destructive hah;t, which annually sweeps 70
an nti;fielr Grave tiQiiSands If yuinw men of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect. may
call with u full confidence All" perfect cure.
Females suffering from .ular ties attendant
npnhertv, meastruatloni or pre- gnarcr, or per-
ons having anv obstruction to marriage, should
cs The doctor AZ clIco IN | le cared.
H. thinks i Is his TO advise the unfortn-
nate ia. isuiailA s,ran gers. to 10 careirl tnai
they afe i.ot deceived t- false advertisements o
boastin- lnlpostcrs. He vine places himself nm
Der 'hc care If pg. g. may iciigiously conde in
his honor 4 Gentleman, and confidently rely NJ
on his skill As physician.
! Dr. i. viii tell tae patent previous 20 common.
| c!na the treatment OF his ease how much he vii
| c.t'.c, cure and when such an arrana,men, i.
entered upon, 1T no case vii he make second
charge.
| Office and Rooms within half a sGrarc of The
| fos' uilce. where al polite invited TO call
Office hours irom Il. nj tos p. NJ; SUNDAY.
| loa IN. u noon. Consuiiai at Office free.
| Send amps ami get mis- Guide to Health.
/! POST OFFICE Bon i5:. spi5 dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01

The want Of 4 -'egia1 IL .dtrua TO meet 'hr
ills and nee r-s.ie, ~ TILE suffering portion ci tn-
mainly. and QUE tntnely free from mlncttA
ard oiher doleteriou. PARTICLES, WAS severely icit
till this all powerful medicine was ushered into
tile world; Hollow Az 5 JSyALrABLG PiLLs hav'
IL So4ie TIE sGaoLp REMEDY 81 ali nations
Their attribute Is 20 PRIS!Nr Us well IA to CuRE
they attack tn RanIX or ROOT Of the compliant
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ease ,e-nv .ufate ami restore The d capir- encr
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