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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-24
LOCAL TICKET.

CONGRESS,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
L. L. M'GUFFIN, Lawrence county.
ASSEMBLY,
WM. HASLETT,
JOHN II. NEGLEY
of Butler County.
SAMUEL M'KINLEY,
Of La1erence County.
COMMISSIONER.
A. G. CHRISTY.
AUDITOR.
LEANDER WISE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Two bags, containing together six thou
sand seven hundred dollars in gold, were
stolen at the custom house, inPhiladelphia,
on Thursday afternoon last The Bulletin
says Mr.. Allen, the Cashier, had made
up deposit Of twenty-one thousand dol
lars in gold, which was divided among
five bags. These bags were placed upon q
stool inside the enclosed space occupied BY
the Cashier, and the latter then went in
search of the messenger, leaving the As
sistant Cashier at his desk, inside the rail
ing, but with his back to the money. Dur
ing the few minutes which elapsed before
the Messenger took charge OF the money
two Of the bags were spirited away. The
loss was not discovered before the Messen.
ger reached the mint where count Of the
money disclosed the feet Of the robbery
Mr.. Allen is positive that he left i've bsgl
upon the stool, while Mr.. Sheldon, the Mes
seDger is equally pOitive that he found bu
three bags, which he placed in a single
large bag before starting for the mint
The STAIR is undergoing strict inTesti.
cation, but thus fer no clue has been found
TO the robber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
New sugar and Cotton Fields.

New fields for the growth Of sugar and
cotton are constantly opening. The South
Pacific islands are just now engaging mu'h
OF the attention Of capitalists. A vessel
has recently left San Francisco loaded
with q sugar mill and other machinery for
q company who are about to engage in the
cultivation Of those staples in Tahiti This
company, which has its principal office in
Paris, has obtained grant Of about ten
thousand acres Of arabic land on the
southeast side Of the island Of Tahiti
from the French Government, and 1t is
their intention to plant the whole cf it
with sugar and cotton. For labor it is in
tended to bring force Of from three hun
dred to six hundred natives from some Of
the semi-ssvage islands which lie in the
DIRECTION Of New Caledonia. Prior to the
war with the French ia 1876 Tahiti had
begun to produce considerable sugar, as
much as two hundred tons having been ex-
ported in one year. The war, however,
destroyed the plantations, which could
not be worked from the lack Of labor.
From that time to the present the island
has hsd to import most Of the sugar re-
auired for its own consumption.
The sugar culture in the Sandwich
Islands is growing in Importance. Cor
respondence from Honolulu informs us
that the past year has been very favorable
for the crops, which are larger than ever
before. Twenty-four sugar mills are now
in operation on these islands, nine Of
which are worked by steam. In addition
to the plantations already worked there
are large tracts Of land, equal in extent
and richness of soil to any now planted,
which will st no distant day be converted
to this use. There are also numberless
small tracts of arabic land, as well as Of
rich but rocky soil, upon which crops of
from twenty 10 fifty tons Of cane could be
raised. Hitherto it has been considered
to make sugar profitable on
SO small a scale; but change promises
to take place in this respect. A new in
vention has been introduced by which il is
possible TO evsporste juice rapidly in small
quantities. If this results as expected
there will probably be a steady increase Of
small sugar farms all over the islands; es-
peoially in the well watered and wooded
but broken districts on their windWard
sides.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

A Peep Behiud the sceues--.WhoIesaIe
Slnughter Of OrthOgraPhy and Synrax---
Racy Extracts.
From the Detroit Tribunsl
We know Of no better standpoint from
which to witness and weigh the general
stupidity Of mankind, than is possessed
by the attaches Of our larger pOstofioes.
The specimens Of cbirographiosl, ortho.
graphical, and syntscticsl blunders that
daily tsx and puzzle their ingenious fseul-
ties, are always marvellous and sometimes
miraculous. Through the kindness Of
some Of the gentlemen connected with our
own postofiee, we are enabled to lay before
our readers a number Of the more ludi-
crous and novel occurrences that occasion
ally vary the monotonous routine Of duty,
which may prove amusing, if not edifying.
No one csn appreciate the labor Of max
ing up mails, until he understands the
great difficulty Of determining from the
envelopes the destination Of the enclosure
The percentage Of letters properly direct
ed is small, and that of those decently
written, is still less. Foreign letters es =
peeislly distort the names Of American
postofiees into the most unesrthly shapes,
so that only q perception, sharpened by
long practice could detect the semblsnce.
As an example we give the following list
Of various methods in which the word
sYpsilanti" has been spelt upon the en-
Veiopes Of letters passing through our
postofice during the past six months, taken
down by Mr.. Csrgiil, in charge Of the
Michigan division of our distribution
ooatofiee:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Msjor General Pope was at Fond du Lac
Wis, few days since, where he attended
the opening Of Literary Institute.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Gen. John a. Logan is brought out by
the Cairo Daily News for Governor Of
Illinois.
Kossuth has turned up again. He has
organized q Provisional Government for
Hungary similar to that Of Poland, and
exhorts his people to take advantage Of the
present complicated state Of affairs in Eu-
rope to emancipate themselves from the
Austrian yoke.
Gen. Harvey is in Washington, taking
part in the court martial of Surgeon Gen
eral Hammond.
Surgeon General Hammond is still par
slyzed from the effects Of the accident
with which he met while in the West.
The charges, it is understood, are unlaw-
ful AMI fraudulent practices in the conduct
Of the Medical Bureau.
General Buell. was in Washington few
days since, to attend the funeral Of a step
daughter.
1t having been reported that Mrs. Doug
las, widow Of Stephen A., was employed sE
a clerk in oua Of the Departments, the Al
bany Argus states that such is not the
case, out Mrs. Douglas is living with hel
mother, in Washington, in close retire
ment.
Msjor General Pope was at Fond du Lac
Wis, few days since, where he attended
the opening of Literary Institute.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

in the country 1893
This letter will go to Lemon NJ Stockman who
will read it. holding it in one hand, and with the
other prevent the fishermen from stealing the
raisins st the Outfit Store on
Duncan's Point, Gloucester, Mass.
To Albert Walker-an awful talker
Who live in Salina- you wont find a meaner
II you travel all day through the State Of I-o-A.
To Patrick Larkin, who moved to his brothers
st Adsmsville in haste to the case Of Relnard
Lsrkin, State OF PenlyTa.
The hrst INITIAL not none Mr.. Wesyer Belle
vile III. Attorney at Law.
Uncle sam, take this letter as quick as you can
II am sorry to bother you In such a hurry
To Lizzie P. Anderson-that good msn,
But LET me entreat you, don't get In a lurry
In BOX two thousand, i've hundred and twenty
To New York, in New York, and your mission
is done.
The army mail at present has some Gu
rious features. Its contents are Of the
most nondescriptohsrsctsr, andits strange
contents often swell to the siBs Of paoka-
ges and bundles. They always contain
miscellaneous articles enough to stock 8
first elsss Yankee notion store, supplies
bsing often forwarded by mail to the SOL
dieIs from their home friends, this me-
thod of transmission being deemed more
certain than by express. Huge army
boots, bottles OF medicine, bundles Of pho
togrsphs, csnisters Of condensed milk,
packages Of tobacco, boxes Of tea, and
every species Of dry-goods, hsrdWare and
manufactures, the postgge on the separate
bundles being estimated by dollars, find
their way into the mail bags, destined for
the seat Of war. The return mail from
the soldiers, has its queer characteristics
also, containing all classes Of knick- knscks
and curiosities, relics Of battle fields, per-
sonal mementoes, chunks Of hard tack, old
straps, and all description Of ''plunder."
TIE Canada mail has lately increased very
much in bulk, owing to the large number
Of "skedaddlers" in the provinces, and the
character Of thesss men is sufficiently in
dicated by the outrageous nature Of their
correspondence. The directions Of their
letters are, almost without exception, hor-
ribly mis- spelt and illegibly written. The
refugees are evidently not only rsseals, but
| ignorsmuses. The secessionists in Wind
sor, Of whom there are q goodly number,
at present have their mail sent to box O.,
in our postofice, and their letters are daily
carried across the river by some tIusty
emissary.
Some amusing scenes occur at the win
dow for the sale Of stamps. The names
which the ingenious public afix to the in
offensive stamp are numberless. One man
appears and asks Hhesd, another for a
jackson" q third for 'isesl." the next
for ''sesb," the fifth for "face," and the
next to be contrary, for back" The
clerk is often requested to click that, and
his refusal is generally received with in
dignation, and talk about the propriety of
public officials attending to their business
The multiplicity Of stupid inquiries hourly
propounded is endless, and the only wonder
is that the clerks retain q single remnant
Of good temper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Gots with Stores &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
gcod Tor investI5ent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
CITY PRoPE cry FnR SALE

EIRsr RATE OPPORTUSIrE ZOE INyrsTsBST.
50 vacant Lots some Canal and River and near to
q busi-esa part Of ths Ciy, can be bought bar
gain.
EUOLlO ST-Brick House, two stories, basement
and attic, waIec gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &C. "a 800.
LAX KE-5r-OD Clinton Park, one and g half story
House and Lot, 5frI99 s2T0
kIkoA STA lafgs and handsome House, fitted
up with oil the modern improvements; DraSing
Room, isx2i feeG. and args lot
ST. OLAIB-ST-Aew RTicS II -uso with modern i'm
prOyemeEts. 81 100.
kIN5a .e-SF-hear Esis-st., good large Cottage
House aud = acre Of Land. $3.50.
Lot. s7uO.
PEU5r rECr-S Two Story Brick Houge water and
gas and "a rooms. $500.
OEUA e-ST--Near Perry, two story Houso and Lot,
with barn sl,6O
WALNUT sr-GoJd Brick House, two stories and
basement
EUULID-ST-Eear Ferry, Vacant Lot lo0xzaO feet
WILLS lh-SE-hear Clinton Bssk, Vac gnt Lot, 5Ox
10 feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
gccd for investisent
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wYNKoop,s ICELAND pECToRAL

Dissssss OF the Throat, Chest End Pulmonary o.
ganH are ever prevalent, insidi0us and dangerous.
The properties of msdicine 70 alleviate euro 81
uproot these comp.a .afnts must be ExPectoranti Ano
dyDe and Invigorsting. loo5ening the mnc5 o. - ~
throat, and inpzrling tone to tie entire sc -
discovery In dica scienoe ever lnssteLea ll7 oAA
of diseases ike Dr- Wynkoop's Iceland FectcfSL /
q ussd with the most nshl1F results n ntl Case
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping QcuPn, Diptle
rs or PutTfd Sore Throat, asthma Urcup, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, &c.
The Rev J. J. Potter certihes, " that hsve nEsl
Dr. Wynkoops PectOThi for several years. 10Y sell hne
II nv fsmfly, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, ape
haTe recommended il 70 many others, end have neE
sr HseH its edual." ReT. }; J. PgIIkBi
1---f7 Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands offmportsut testimonial
could Be produced showing its remark cures snt
that Is NEVER FAILS Il is composed Of pure loelsat
Mos, Balm otGIead, Peruvian Balssus Elecanpan
Ooufrsy, BurdOck and other Invaluable ezptcSOran
and tonic inRFedicuts 1t Is harmless prompt ant
laEting InVRlids and sufferers cannot alord 20 neg
isct trial. Every family should have IT, lt Ia re
rnarkabis for Group. Full descriptions. recommend
J atom and directions accompany each bottle
aE- Prepared b. DIT. p. D hEsBcOP, and sold b.
n e BARN IS 4 CN-. New YORK iylQ- -a2senr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
The President and the Late Archbishol
Hughes.

The Rev. Father STAIRS, Of New York,
has received letter from Secretary Sew
ard, in behalf Of the President, regretting
his inability to attend the funeral Of the
late Archbishop. "The President" says
Mr.. Seward, "formed the acquaintance Of
the Archbishop in the earlier period of our
national troubles, and highly appreciated
his counssls and advice. At g copjunc-
ture Of deep interest the Archbishop went
abroad and did the nation g serviee there,
with all the loyalty, fidelity, and practical
wisdom which, on so many other occasions,
illustrated his great ability for adminis-
trstiOn."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

FRIEdp IE EEED-rEy II, q
d. BEessa IIsT faIiIBlL2 LAhIh21bI 7 II BreSAzss
hon tho recps Of DK. EtsShsD Sweet OF ooaescfaG
tho crest bone Esser, and bss been ufs1 IN Dis PTs
~ I1coeT1 A. - external rumsdY Il q without /!
ETnl. Ed VII alleviate pain mora speedily than al
othof preparation Scr an Rheumatic sld EerFoU!
psorderi Il 3 truly iaiziibis Grd Gs curative fo
tores, Wounds, EPrsins, BRUISES, Go.p It's sDcthiE
healinG and powerful gtTOB gtaeGns proponsie5, e
Gte the int wonder and uanB OF ali Wpp La
oFoT given fs trial. OVcr iouT hrld~ad ceretDc si
q renArknbIe carss psTtcrmsd by Il within taa aii
SEQ Wnnrr nrtr-t 10 rhtn fart Strong a aT1l6trt-fi
j HGa-fr fnr ffiavalarH iirrlaziiinsz z.lksa
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THR ALL AIIFFInIENT THRNL

THE ALL SUFFIOIEET THREE
IL -TRI ESEAARl J, 2 and ;, are protected by EoS'
al Letters Patent o, england, and secured Sy Il
seals Of the Eooie De Pharmaelo &c PSris Eod g.
Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna.
no. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpsrnEsoz
rhoea and ali phyaicsl disabilities.
No. Two completely eradioates all s-5css Cd those
diseases that have hsretoore be5u treated b. an-
seous and pernicious Use Of ccpsvia and o1bc5s.
hos Three has entirely 51rplantsd thstnluriOns uEa
Of mercury, thereby insuri1g 70 ths sufferer srsa5
relief dispsrEing ell ipnEtias, and roofing out ths
TEIEgEaAR, nos I, ana ), are preparations IN tbt
form OF Lczengcai ceTotd o. taste ard SMELL aac ca
be carried In the ERistcoat po ket. Sold IA tin cassa
and divided into separate doses, administered b
Velpsr, ballenEnd RouT, Ricsld, sc. PTioe IS aao;
or cases for e. which saves -; and n 81 cssss
Whereby there Il a saving Of -. To u bsd whole
aals and retail oi DT. BARcW, Ho. l9i Hseok7r-ss,
Kew York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. EsrE0s
VII Onward th9 Irio1crar &c any part o. ths world
structfOnB OF the FTtter-
zsE-Snif hV p - ffish RF- Agau4 snr rle-sls-d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Gen John A. Logan is brought out BY
the Cairo Daily News for Governor oi
Illinois.
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RAlIRnARa.

On and after Monday. November 18th, IS51, Througn
aasengsr and height Trains will be ran regularly
Between Cleveland and New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25

Passengers By this Line have oholcs Of Five Diss-
ent B0utes bstEeeH HeW YORK and Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
TO HN G.. JENNIN Gs,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written IN the

Charter Oak Fire ms. Co. Ou.,
North American Fire Ins Co. HSL'IOiu' Ga1"
Merchants Fire Ins. Comp'y. O'Hn
City Fire ms. Co., New Haven, Conn
Hampden Fire Ins. Co., sn-in,F5 I,sss
MGssasoit 6" 0Prlngl q MASS
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts Lot
l5lxH0. A very desirable location Terms easy.
Bflck hou-e ana Lots coEEer OF brONneil ana VIII
son-Sts. Lot 5Jt feet front, running 10 the Lake.
Can be had at 3 bargain
House and lot No. s75 klnsnRn Street, lot iO01x0
house has sll the modern improvements OF hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
uarbls mantles, &C.
Lots running through TO huron strsst- FeTJ
desirable property
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and Brownsll-Sts /;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xloO feet.
boxes, wssh-bOards, sc, corner Of Wesr ktger
and hGin-Sts- A good paving business.
House and Lot, 30. 100 Dhio-St. 81 500
Srick House and Lot, No Ia I,ske-St, nosr to the
residence Of L 81 Hubby, ESQ.
Two Brick houses aud Lots on Euclid-St near Per-
Cottage, No IA Lsko-ss Lot 2axIOO feet.
House and Lot, DO. II ScOyille- avenue
25 feet on Summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
ner Ssnecs-St.
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
House and Lot, no. AZ Kinsmau-St. A large and
desirabl le lot and good house.
Lot Michigan street. Sfxl55 feet 81 $50 down and
Two-Stsry frame aouss On Lake sheet, opposite
Clinton PARK Lot 66Kl35 feet. Price e. 800.
Frame House on St. Clair street. Lot itElsO fest.
desirable house and lot IN Hudson 10 exchange for
city property,
PARMs FOB SALE.
20 acres in BrecksvIs; IS acres improved, balance
choice timber land s35 per acres. Terms ea-y.
$50 Ecres in Parma, good House and Barn; 20 acres
good timber, we'll Watered and good building
stone.
s28 acres in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land IN BrOwnhelm, Lorsin county,
miles north OF VerHillioa RiVe.
Saw MIL i1 Bedford, with half acre Of land,
Tinker's Creek.
Il acres on St Clair st. Small frame house.
10 acres ou kinsmGn st, opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres IS wood land, balance improVed) Euclid
Aocd, good springs Of water, fruit, and y good
situation for grapes.
Oaolce and well selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres IN hegburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good house. and barn aud hne orchard s5 OO0
$50 acres, 30 mi from Tolejo, and eight miles from
MsussOn Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 prHi-
ne and balance timber laad. New House, barn,
and good fruit. 40 nar acre: tarna aa.E- d.cIs
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MORNING LEADER.
lIONDAY MORNING JAN. IS. 1854.
POsTALITENs.

For special and TeIegraph News--see
First Page. For Local and Commercial
NcWB--see Fourth Page.
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susAa.UoAzzD. Pupv1Y yzexrABIs

The Oldest, Chaspest, and mosf Reiiabia FamiB
Hsjlioipa in cse. moro NEED than any otEsr kind.
Pzice 70 oents-si Pills in 9 boz. see Oicsulsrs-
~ Sold By Strong q ArmEtTonE, Benton Brothe.I
(. W. Palmer, Churchill Bro. AlsO, 81 Wkoiossl
aEs retail - ~ Ontario St., Cleveland, bT
g. @. EORRIs, Gen1 AEers,
For Ohio, si5hisRn and Indtasa.-
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HHIMsEREEE'5
WuTTTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,

Estrassors grzy hair 20 its original color, By sul
riTinF tho capillary tubes With UasurSi ssstecenct
frsTo3ref bT ace or disease All INSTANTANEOUS DYE
Ts composed OF lunar cauEtie destroy ing the ylali
ra Beauty Of the hair, and aGord Of Themselves q
drezsinF HeimstTeets Inimitable Coloring not on,
estores hair to It's natural color BY easy process
bat gives the hair q
LUXURIAET BEAUTY,
,-orstas fts growth prevents It's falling of s-adi
49, dsndr1f and inperts health ard pleassntnes
- the head Il has stood the test OF time, being ti
oTf0inal Hair OolOring, and IS const9ntly increaaii
n faVor Used By both gentleman and lndiea.
Izr1tf sold BY alt respectable dealers, or car o
rrocured by them uf the commercial Agents. D.
BARNEs < 90 ZOE Broadway, New York. Two q
- "a csnts snd 500. iulylg-R1eoW
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Letters are occasionally received with
the most ludierous directions, sometimes
the result of stupidity, but often also Of
Intentional wit. We give few specimens
obtained from our own postofice
detroit, mich,
to newport, by ct. claire,
To give tom Moor
10 A.,
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ePEcIAL NOTIFIES.
QVAeKER - earnestly caution sll


QUAGKER K.--I earnestly canton al
YruaE msn Fufsring from Nervous Debility. &C.,
49,, against sndar gsring their health b. patroniEing
as any the advertising quaoks. VOC fully
eE by the methods used by the Advertiser, and BY
hundreds Of othess, AID IE no oTBER WAY.
Rsad Letter which will send you yeu VII send
~ ne poEt pald onEeops bearirg yoar addrsss- Di-
~ Eeotto EDwARD b. TBAYEBs
ian2l-R2dtw Lock Box, Boston Mas.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
These Lozsnsts prepared from highly esteem.
e recpe Tor aneyiating Bronchial Aneotions, Asth-
ma Hoarssnsss, Cougos Colds s1d Irritation or
Soreness Of tbs Threat
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VO0ALIsT5
lhnd them benehsial in clearing the voice before
~ sustne or singing and relieving the throat after
auv unusual exert Of the vocal organs. having
pssuliar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Rg-sold By all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
n fhs United States and most Foreign countries, si
B osntz PER b5x- japl2-R limo
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NORRTs
. MAN OF A THOUSAND
4 CoNsuMPTIYa oURap.

Dr.. e. JAMES, Retired PhysioiAn OF great
erninence, discovered, while in the East indies
certain cure for Consumption; Asthma, BT9nchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. Tbs remedy
was Uncovered By him when his only child, daugh-
ter was given up to die His child cured, and Is
now alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF benefttiEg HE el-
low mOrtss, he will send 20 those who wish Il tae
recipe containing full directions for making and
csssfully using this remedy free, receipt OF theT
homes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, Thsre Is
onca take hold Of and disspate. Night Eweatss pee
yishness irritation Of the nerves, failure Of memory
difficult expeotoraton, sharp pains in the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations nausea 81 the stomach in
scticr Of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
nThe writer will plea1e stste the name OF this pa
per they see this adYertimont in. address,
ORADDOOK a Co.
iyls-l52 225 North fd-st. Philadslnhia Pc.
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No CHEZ Attributes Of Manhood aF

TIE Chief Attributes Of Manhood ars
to5usatly lost or suspended By rasl-prSotioss and
cfo7s hsbitz that Will inevitably lesd 70 hereditEr
ef.sss uuiess checked IN time Reed ths truhs isi
dowu IN the treatise HHUhiAR FRAILTK, or PIN
rotoatoaI KnsnABuHEs" Il Is elaborHtsiy iilustst
I'd With oolorod snRravings and win convince -
rpogt hardsned and unoonosrnod, aS vol a. rsiisT
~ uinds Of the raost dsspondnR, By lssSing Tier
N ths riTht channel 70. relief o. bodily and ns1H
ii.- nsoly and DESPAIR.
lT7-sold by Dr. BAEaoW, 10 BissoEsT-St., a.. q
ITiea 8 oenfl Sent free everywhere Bee hasefs-s'
1s-t ~ q friazsYnnrfi fl smother column
goIf aluo b G. ". CLARK Drugsi1ts OisfelaAsl
-.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd Sexual syStsm-nsW and reliable treatment
In reports Of the HoWABD ASSOCIATION. Sent By
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