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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
Psace Prospects.

<sace prospects.
During the past week, our exchanges
have oeen filed with ''peace movements %
"a proposed armistice," 'posrponement of
the draft" &c. We have been told that
Mr.. Lincoln favo-s peace propositions. tba,
Mr., Stanton is for an armistice, aud that
many leading Republicans are in favor of
both. 1t is needless to state, that this was
very gratifying to us all here, especially to
such as have theic names upon the muster
rolls. We are apprehensive, however, that
there is some mistake mixed up with this
matter. and that. after all, we shall be cal
led upon 60 shoulder our mu.kets. Mr.
Senator Wilson, whose name was proni-
nently identified with these rumors, en-
pha'ically denies all connection with tho
subject. Mcssrs. Lincoln and Stanton
have not spoken, and their silence imp plies
positive negative. The ''to all whom il
may concern" is still fresh in our memory,
and Mr. Lincoln mus. again open his
month, ere we may hope from military ex-
emPtion from this quarter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
&c CoAMITTEE-WuAT WAS DoNE.-SAR-
AroGA, August 22-The National DEM
ocratic Committee, of which the Hon.
Thos. b. Florence is chairman, and
which met at Saratoga to-day, deter
mined, with marked unanimity, TO promote
entire harmony ID the deliberations of
the Chicago Convention; to solicit the
national committee, Of which August
Belmont is chairman. to unite iu inviting
Horatio Seymour, Governor of New
York, to call the convention to order. and
also determined to ask their cooperation
in soliciting the Rev. Bishop Hopkins,
of Vermont, to open the convention with
prayer. The committee also suggest, in
order to restore national integrity. con-
situtioual liberty and individual rights,
that the Chicago Convention devote its
energies to the adoption of such mea-
sures as will best secure The defeat of Mr..
Lincoln.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
The Chicago Convention.

This body will meet on Monday next,
and We shall await with deep solici,ude.
she result of its labors From present in
dications, the peace sentiment will be
strongly represented, ard the probabilities
are that it will rule the Convention. Hon.
Benin G. Harris, one of The delegates at
large from this State, left here for Ch;ca-
90 on Tuesday last.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
IA . -. .
Struck BY L;g1taink.

We regret to learn that the stack yard
of MIR. WIN. Blair, of Chaptico District,
was struck BY lightning about ten days a.
60. and entirely consumed. l. vas bat q
few feet from the barn. in which were
slowed two crops of tobacco, and crop Of
wheat, but. strange tosay, the barn recciv-
Ell no injury
Another singular freak of the electric
fluid ocoRrred on the farm of Hon. III. G
5. Key. ln the lover part of the county
In large aeld, one shock of wheat was
struck and burned, whilst not another was
injured.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
SHERIFFS SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

!! Bl virtue of ole writ nl yru.liiioui .ypo.
mas, ISSUED out OF the Circuit Court E,r Saint
Marys county, at The suit of tie State oi
Maryland, against the good, and ehatielS.
iancs and tenahsent> ri .jpin q Flower. john
l. Moore ani Robert Ford aud 10 me di
| rectcd, have seiz-.l and taken il execution,
! all the right title. interest, ul..im and Ie,,anJ
at law and IN equity. OF Tie sa!l john Il.
Flower, john T. Moo,e. aud Rnber, Fyrl h,
ami to the following property. 10 wit:
l-2 interest in wheat machine:
| wheat ian; wheat rake; /
yoke of oxen; | ox-car,; / old
ploughs; ? cultivators; ? plougi,
gears; , canoes; 2 wheat era.
dies; | sideboard; cupboard;
) old chairs; | writingtlesk; ,
cows;2 heifcrs; young OK; l3
sheep; 10 lambs; gray mare;
] bay colt; l black colt; | small
colt; 2 beds and 2 bedsteads:
small bed and bedstead; | corn
sheller,l iron-tooth harrow 2-;3
of wheat crop (growing), ?
sows. 10 shoats, 2-3 rye crop
(growing), 2 grubhing hoes, /
iron pot. | safe, | lot of tobac-
co, (4OO pounds).
And ! hereby give notice, that on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day of
September, next,
on The premises of the said John h. Flower
between the hours Of 0 o'clock, 4. NJ. ard (
o'clock 7. NJ will expose to public auction
ine above described property. so seized and
taken IN execution, to rhe highest bidder for
CASH Also 10 satisfy officers costs on
same.
PHILIP Fl. DORSEY,
August ie-isof.ts Sheriff
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

Mrs WM. KEY HowARD.-This lady.
who was arrested in Baltimore about four
months ago by military authority and
conveyed to Washington. where she was
placed in the Old Capitol prison, was, on
Friday last. Internationally released ~ or
der Of the Pre- ideut
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT.
[Cnrrec,ed weekly from the Baltimore Sun !
BALTIMORE, Aug. FL 1864.
OAK GROTE SEMINARY

THIS school for young ladies' will open on
Monday. October 81. IT is pleasantly situ.
ted in a healthy and quiet part OF Prince
Georges county, Md. For terms and other
address
Mrs. III. F. Burke.
Horse Head.
Prince Geo. CO., Nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
August 25th lS64-ts
Maryland Military Institute

TIE Third Annual session of this In
st',ute commences on WEDNESDAY.
September l4th.
In order TO provide for the increasiLg g
wants of The Institute. the Prin ciral has
leased. for term of years, the large aud
oommodious building with the grounds
attached,) on the Frederick Turnpike
heretofore known AS paradise Hotel"
All applications plior to September Isl,
for admission must be directed TO the
P.inclpal, 10 his preseat Post O.Iice, ST.
Dennis, Baltimore county, aud after tha,
time To Catousville. Circulars can be OBJ
tained a, CUSHING Il BAILEY'S. anu
). 5 WATERS, or from the Principal
direct
aug 25 1e64.tf THOS p CHIFFELLE
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

Why is stock -jobber. rumseller, and a
lawyer all alike? Because they live by
their bargains.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

What is equal to raining pitchforks /.
Hailing onnibuscs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
Provost Marshal's Office.

EIC III UIJI NLCE, BID.
ElLICorr's NiLfs,. MI, Aug. s 1881.
THE B a,rl of Enroitnert pf ti.s Eif,!,
Congressi,a.al District, MI. will hal! daily
session, nj tl,sis oifice in El.scstt's Milns. MI
fr the purpose If hearing the Cases of per-
sons claiming exemption from the :nrol'n N,
or Df.tt. Tor any oi IN k,ll ,yiay re,n,..
w: lst. A.is,,rs FL N,a-R =. len -: j |.
Uns,,tab'e-.ess Vi A..; At, Pa n .sat Pay
sic, Disability.
tits dc.ir,l that all p-rs Wa ,ii<ll,lfi ),
frnm pcrfr.ning military dlty by a1v ,.f
sail re,s,s. shall app.r and have tn .ir
names stIicxca .r.n tl.e L ,rs!.n.rt Lists
JOIN Z. HOLLAND
Provost VI arsh,l 9Th District. Nj
ard Pres't B,ari eli Enrolncr.t.
aug ls-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

In the Circuit Court fr Saint Mays
county, sitting as u Court of Equity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-11
10 oHN G. JENNINGS 8
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.

Business Property. A good Building and Lot on
Public Square, now rented to pay 10 g cent price
Also Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
with marble mantles, bath rooms, hot and cold wa
ter, &c $500 and G7,GOO -T
Lake Street Good two story Brick House, with
barn, iruit, &c. $500.
kinsman strest, near Forest Gothic Cottage and
three acres ana, with barn, fruit, shrubbery, &C.
o. bol,Far STREET Coed brick House and Lot. 5000
iIlson street, near Clinton Park, Good House
aSmiitOn street. Good two story House and Lot
Kinsmzn Street, near Perry. Gecd House and Lot
1900.
On Ontario Street.. near Lake. Good House and Lease
House, Store and Leashold on Bono Street, 1900.
Brloge treet House and Lot. $40.
rear street; cottage HoHse and Lot. $3.50.
Euclid street, near Perry; also near Hudson st
some very Desirable Buildiag Lots - Il II =.
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Farm Of lOJ acres on AXE Shore u miles from the
citvi good uOuse, Barn, Fruit, &c
Farm OF l6l acrei, II miles from the city; good
buildings. Price so per acre.
Farm Of lis acr in Orange township on plank
road good auilings, &c $40 per acre
E6rm OF IFS acres in Independence: good build.
iuE5. C. S45 per ere.
Earn OF lOl ceres on plank road 10 miles from cit7;
SOIL sandy loan and river bottom; new house, good
orchard, &C.
=, 10 |A.-Sone good improved Farms near Musoa-
tine, on Mississippi river
Farm Of 80 acres in norths western Indiana, near a
VIII exchange for City Property
nice building lot '' ~ 9' :
most excellent land. ' -
Mllh9n avenue. Five acres near Kinsman-st.
Euclid Road, three miles n m Post Once 5x acres
WIN ront also on Cedar sire considerable Fruit
ana beautiful stream OF water. A desirable lot.
IgenIy acres near the Water Cule and on same
road and very cheap $1,000.
and IA acres land, HI5OO
twenty -one acres on Spangler's Avenue, near Will
son Street First quality of lssd. $3.50 per acre,
Seventeen acres on Crawford Road near Superior
street Extension. $50 per scre.
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HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UIEOIE1ATI RAILkOAD.
WINTHR ARRAEGEMENT.


1904. WINTzR ARRAEeEHEET. 1854.
On and Ifssr Monday, November 18Th, PaussnesP
IrainI win leave Cleveland, aS fOll0Ss, (sunday5s
Ist Traia-5.4OA. OA.lE--OInOIEHATI EXPRESS
Stopping At Grafton, WELLINGTON, New London,
1shisy, Delaware, LeWi1 6sntsr ana WortsinTs.
ton; arriving at Ofe8tline ct 1910 q. n, Oolum-
5 ~ y, ? 5iS % g35s9n 51s ~ "a; ORSRns 81 -
m, Oairo 500 ?. N, Fort Wayne 4:lb ,. ms Oht-
I'd TraIn-2:Ia p M.@kCUolIAaO TIOH.-
STOPS ~ all stations, and arrives IN Oolumbul
ct $50 D. N, Cincinnati $50 9. m.
Sd Eraln-9;IO P. M.-hlGHT TEXPREsS-stOp-
ping e EsTea1 0rafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilesd, Oarding.
on and Delaware; arriving Rt Ore8tline At l0slo
?. m, Oolumbus les 3. m, Dayton As e. n,
Cincinnati 700 q. m; indianapolis 80 q m, 50.
an, and ChioaEo Ma OrsSfline 1910 a n
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lO20a- N, 800 p.
arrive at Cleveland sss9a. m, $50 ands0 }. n
O0HHEOTIOEs.
shsIby-sandusky, ManaasId Newark Railroad, foE
s1S1 4s1ASnsneld' Nj. vernon, EeWarks GAnss-
OrSltHns- itt9burEhs Fort wayne B hIoaEo Rsa.
road, Forest Upper Ssndusky, DalphoS, n.
ma, Fort Wayne, Laports, Ohicsgo, "a.
west. and EastioF HAnsnsld' Wooster Ms
qFAlssa and Belsfon1Ins RaIiroad Line for Marion,
a,sls,o5Itains 4 siq493sy U9T,ca. MEne1S. n
vile, Louisville, Cairo, 5t. Louis, &c.
pslaWars-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
O0lum sn1oAitsls Miami Columbus md 4snla
TeEre HAutes St. Louis, Morrow, LOVslAnd,
2na UitnSiRna and VIII re ohio 4is;
Evansvills, Cairo, st. Louis 9Dd all p0intl
loIsmbus-CentraIO ohio Railroad Tor Hsva-k, zsnss-
Tlll9, ,.na WhssgI5ins &C. o p,h ooion6Ss PiquA
~ Eor Tickets 70 All points and information -
RlZ ht TIE Passenger Station and at Union Ticket
Once, AZ SupericT-zt 1r-l
Cleveland, Nov. IS, lssa. suSsrin fsndsnt.
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HOUSES AND IOIE EOh eAIa-
House and Lot on sibley street. recently owned and
oecupied BY 4. Z. White-A very desirable resi-
dence. aayf-r rrHrfH.E
Brick House and Lot on Prospect street. A very de-
girabie situation. Price 5000.
Hsuse and Z acres Land in East Cleveland
old Baptist Church Property, corner Of Seneca and
Brick House and Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street
House and Lot No. IFS Dare Etreek.
House and Lot On Euclid Street. Lot sSx20O. Price
Lot corner OF st. CIsi. and Waring Streets.
Houss 6nd Lot corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l5lx200. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House end Lot, corner Of Brownen and VIII
gon-Sts; Lot so feet front, running to the Lake.
Oan be had at q bargain.
-Four Brick Houses, os so 50, "a abd s. Eueld-st-
Lots 25xl35; very desirable location WIN be sold
separatelo, or altogether. Terms easy.
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x50O
very desirable residence. Price $780, Terms
easy.
Lot on University Heights; 6sxl9s feet on Newton.
Frame House No, 42 Weod-St. Lot 43xlO0; gas and
water Price s5 ,5o0
Frame Cottage on superior-st. Lot $4,000. A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. 1Ol and los Euclid Street.
Lots TqnEtng through to 6uEon street. YsrY
desirable property. e-. ~.
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrowneIl-sts.;
occupied also a. shoe shop. Lot 25HloO feet,
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash-bOards, &c, corner Of Wesr Riysr
-, and Main good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 OhiO-St. $780,
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-Sts near Per-
Cottage, No Ia Lake-st. Lot RxloO feet,
House and Lot, No. Z27 Seovflle-Avsnu
25 feet on Summit st., extending to the Lake, cor
Five soFs. % wilson-Avsnue, with eon.Idersbsi i'm
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PnsT-oFFIeE TIMg.TAgLg.
1854. winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB TIE
AERfVaE &Rd CIOsEag cg kSasss
AT TaE
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOA,
Commencing November l6tn' le6,'


Commencing November l6tn' le6s'
ss-Ms,Is VIII be OPENED ana ready Tor delivery one
E8FAn balls close one hour before departure Of
''''ii'' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 M, and E40 and
Eastern way arrives at lO:l5 a. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives et g:25 A. =.
do Way arrives 81 $40 Z; "a.
sandusky Way arrives at s:25 a. N.
Mahonfng Way arrives at $50 7 u. -
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 a. Ms a:oO = -
DC ~, Way arrives at s;ee 5l,t I; "a 4; ndssxP
do Way arrives at 2:45 =. N.
Medina Way arrives at 900 2. II.
ROcEport DO, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays ana rat
BrecksTiie, Bath, &C., arrives aondays and Fridays
sharon OentsT Granger, North BoyAIton, So, strives
Mondays and Fridays ct P. II.
NarrenBVille arrives daily at 1913 A. NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ss .. =.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAGIERE THRoUGH, for Erie, BurElo, Boston hsS
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Pains5ville, Gene
EAsTERH THR0UGE, for New York only, oloses 81
Rip. ii. -
ton, New York and Hartford, closes AZ s:l0 Z. n.
EAsTERs WAY, foT AZ points between cleveland sno
WassTHIs TaRoUaE, Tor Toledo, Detroit, OhioAEo
and Milwankee, closes st 10 P. d. ueaves 80
WrsTGRs THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohiosgo,
Dubnque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes st 5;29 r y.
WEsIKaH WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at p. NJ.
SAHDUsKg WAY, for Gaudusky and al intermediats
Roints, closes at3 20 P. n.
CIHcEEATI WAY, for sIl points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 ?. IL. (4saves al 7:50
next morning.(
0IE0IEEATI THBoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes st 10 p, NJ ueaves at 7S0
OIEuEsGTI FHsoUsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LouiBFillss st. Louis, Indianapolis, zanesvile and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. IL.
PITFsBuRGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inEton, closes at 1910 p. N.
PITTsBURGH WAY, for all points between UleTelsnd
Nelsville and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelpbis
Baltimore and Warrington, closes at 1:50 A. NJ.
MAHoEIHa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youns5tovni closes st 10 P. H., QeaVes at 500
next mOrlinK)
mKDIEA WAY, eIosss at s 4. N.
RoCEPoBT, IS, closes onr 5udAys, Thuudayr and
Saturdays, at u II.
gTdsyB, nt ASM4
sSHARoH OsETER, Granger, North RoyHltoa hc,,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. n.
HAHREHsVTLLE, CLOSES daily, l0:30 A. h.
9AgEOhEFlLAED and Euclid, closes daily II ?. d.
5Ng-MAiI and Drop Letters nrs required, BY law 20
bo prepaid.
s[AlI 6ity Oiroulsrs are required to be prs-Psis
with two-oent stamp,
sunday from s A. n. 20 IO:2o A. n.
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HAIR RESTORER.
DROFESsOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOreF
THE ONLY REMEDY;

and other cutaneous Diseases and restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. 10 make good the
assertion, 1 will forfeit
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q Acres 10 Bedford. Coed House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price s2,59O
100 Acres in Newburgh. House and Barn, two Oteh-
ards and IS acres Wood Land.
b21 acres in orange good franc House. IS acres i'm
proved balance timber.
" acres on st. Olsir-St small frame houss.
u acres on kinsman-St, opposite the Cemetery
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, two miles from the Public
Square.
Is Acres on the NevburRn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &c.
80 Acres In East Cleveland under high state Of cul-
tiyation, good house and barn X miles from
OitV limits Tarma aaay marI7
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HsVs, by thorough trial Of nloro than ten yssEs,
sustained reputation that no other macalna rs
besn abs 70 hcQuire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-11

What Members Of the HOnse are Noted
for.
From the Washington Correspondent Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-11
MORNING LEADER.
m0NDIY FTORNTNGs, APR. III, 1854

Fsr spooiaI and FeleEraPh NeWs--see
lrist kaee. EoE Local ana ComnsrclEA
- - - 5H -sf iea
interesting ContribuEious 70 the nIetrOPo-
----.- Titan Fair. II,
Major whistler, who is well known in
this country as distinguished engineer,
as Wsll as patriotic citizen, has sent to
the Fair three most interesting and vslus-
bic autographs. They are complete poems
in the hand writing Of the great Scottish
bardI Robert Burns-one Of which has
nev, appeared in print The frat is q
short idress to "a Young Lady Of Dunn
fries (Jessy BsWars), with books which
the bard presented to her" and rsad thus
Thine be the volumes, Jessie fair,
And with them take the poets prayer,
That Fate may in her falrest page,
With every kindliest, best presage
Offuture bliss, enroll thy name.
While native worth and spotless fame,
And wakeful caution, still aware
or i'll, but ehief,-man's felon snare
All blameless joys on earth we hndi
And all the treasures Of the mind,
These be thy guardian and reward.
So prsys thy faithful fiiend TIE BARD.
The second Is "An Answer to the
Msndste sent by the Surveyor Of the win
doWs, carriages, etc, to each farmer, or
dering them (sie) 70 send ssigned list Of
their horses, servants, wheeled carriages,
etc., and whether they wee married men
or bachelors, and what children they had"
Burns replies in spirited dOggerel, giving
an inventory of his small effects with char
scteristic humor. 0fhis carriages this is
the report:
"Wheel carriages hae but few,
Three carts and twa are feckly few,
An aUld Wheelbarrow, mair for token,
Ae leg and bath the trans are broken.
l made poker o. the spindle,
And my suld mither burnt the brlndle."
This poem covers three fOOlscsp pages.
The third, written on the back Of letter
which had been addressed to him, is called
" The Ballad Of Jennie Blunt and is one
Of the sort TO which the muse Of the plough
man was too much addicted, scarcely 1T
ted for publication.
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Five Hundred Dollars
II fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased scalps,
the longeststanding, with the
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A CONSULTATIVE oURHD,

DE-. n. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
omlnenoes disooyored, while in the East Indies, q
certain cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Brsnchifis
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
vas discovered bT him when his only child dauEh-
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF benehtting bis fel-
low moTtalH ne viii send to those who wish Il the
recipe, containing full directions for making and sue
oessTuiy using this remedy, ee, receipt Of their
nomes5 With two stamps 70 pay expenses, There Is
not single case Of Consumption that it does not at
once take mold Of and disapate. Might sweatB pee
Elshness irritation Of the nerves. failure Of eTao-V
dtmou expeotorati0n, sharp pains In the lunRs sore
throat chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach In
aotioE ol the bowels, wasting away OF the musoles
Ine writer Will please state the name OF the pa-
DaT they see this adyertiment in. Address.
ORADDOOK q CO.,
iyI2-45z rs Norfh 2d-et Philadelpbfa n.
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HTofheFsi EaCtheFsfl ssOtheEB!!


Don't fan torroeure Mrs. WINsLOW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription otone
ef the test Femsle Physicians and Nurses In the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with never filling safety and Success by millions Of
mothers and Children from the feeble infant Of one
week TO the adult 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorates the stomsch and bowels,
oorrects lSidty, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OOLlO.
We believe it he Bsst sud surest Remedy in the
world in al cases OF Diarrhsa and Dysentery oi
Children, whether it ARISES from TsethiDg, CT from
ofhor causes.
FuIidirections fcr using viii accompany each bot
tie. More genniHe unless the facsimile OF OukIls
a PERKINS. New York, is OF the wrapper.
SOLD by eli Medicine Dealers. Principal Office
nay-st-, New York.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
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CLOTHES WHISPER,

-DUTNAM'S CLOTHES WRING-
FRs Dealers purchasing Wringers TO sell in
Cuyahoga csunty, are cautioned against purchasing
~ anv 0ne but the undersigned, as own the coun-
fv bV riRht Of purchase; and also caution citizens
Who buy for family use from purchasing q any one
mi ,sTttalf lor agents, -H GEO. d. BEDk,
mar2S 20 Superior-Bt., Opposite Postofaee.
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n In Matthews's Block, on Public Square, one good
Omoei also good Lodging Room, Parlor 4 Bedroom.
pn 81 Olalr Eoad, miles from Post ONCE, a large
9onyenent cottage House and Barn and ten acres of
lano, win = acres Grapes and Fruit in great abun
MECH AMOS suOP-Frick Shop two stories
OF same On Vineyard street
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q EELI1D u IIHD-TBT II.
] ttfs 8Eoof'a lHEAbLlBLEL EL1HIMEHTisBreyaTa
rcn ths rociDs oi Or, Stephen Sweet Of 1onnsotisz
NJ Eest bone ssttsr AID hss bssn used IN his FEna
g or ths lagt twenty ysars with the most nstoniI
i1f luoeezl- A. external remedy it ID without I
lals and VII elevate pain more speedily than znl
e5lor pfoplrEtion, Tor ell RheumEtfo and Nervoni
elorsri t ID truly iRfElnbls, and - curative faI
.1e4i NUundHB sprAins, BruiBss, 60, ii1 5oothir6
1elns and powerful 1trsn gthsnirE 0psn5ltes, az
ote the lust wonder and s9toniEhment c al who nas
0I1r given ii trial. Over four hund~ed certificates
q FoHrkable cures Performed b. Z. within the lE;
nGlntE for Cleveland darffa itpezfds ~. IE1s
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7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
LIZ ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hahd large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands In
this State, lows WiEconBin and Illinoia.
R1S-o Once over Nc 50, south side Of Pub. 5quEra.
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DR.. 8 3 HAN,
Member of the Royal College Of PEysicans,
LOsdOn, England; Graduate Of
RieoTd's Hospital for


FEMALE DIsEAsE
and constant attend dsnt Of Paris, London New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an Ohics at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who af-
aictsd with subscute and chronic diseases.
BIS treatment is entirely different from the old
plhn and Is mild, eicacious and effective His ned
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never bsen but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honest and tue statement of thier case.
sPERMATORHGA.
oYoUSG MEN.-He can prove TO you in a few min
uses that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease. For eyery patient who
Nil follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II be fails in curing this disease. No charge
made iOF consultation. Those at q distance who
wish 10 consult the Doctor may do so BY sending a
small vial OF urine By msil with name sex and are
and be will answer and describe their case, and the
possibility Of getting 1e!ief, BY enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:4A