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CITY PROPERTY.
Il. us aud Lat No 33 Herman sire f.
- Prospect strect-A Lot 66x4lO Get, adjoining
S,ager's.
Kinsmau sireet-Brlel twe-sioly II use and %
acres Of, Of LAnd, B9go ard variety Of Fruit loF
D.troLt streo;-Houss No. 292 ssvaa rods to store
Lot S3zi3s.
Superior strset--Brick Block GEAR tho Second
Church.
Kinsman s:r,o:-LotOre acre, p foot rr5nt, Op.
posite Orphan Asylum
Clinton street-Houss No. 12]; Lot 6Gxl8) feet.
jersey street-Hopss No. 70; Lot 32GZl5 feet.
L.bery str'et-H0us5 No. 123, six rooms; Lot
GGxI35 feet.
Er cid stroat, west Of Erica splendid Hous5.
FARMS AND FARMING LANDS.
ILLINOIS, Perry cUunty-iJ aCrts in German
settlement
ILLIsOIs, Champagne eouptJ-15O a9r,si also,
adjoining $40 acrts.
lNDIANA, Jasper cOunty-2j0 acres two miles
from the Jaircad.
YIaGwIA, Hampshire coulty-IsO acres with
buildings and Improvements.
CoNSEoTIcUT-zo secs with fine buildings on
C0un5 cticut River.
IOWA, Guthrie couuty-2SO acres fine Farming
Lands.
Iowa, Kossuth oOuuty-8O acres fno Farming
Land.
EAST CLEvFLAzD-3 7i-1O0 acres Of land.
house.
St. oLArR RoAD-la-a 70 Lot, 12334-aoro Lot, and
wIscOysrs, ssulo ceunty-I52 acres. Is miles
from Madison.
fo5-I ana Dealers and a gents from abroad are
requested 10 address rs above. Business letters,
with stamp enclosed, will receive prompt attsn-
ton. dec23
DOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il a Lice two-stOry Cottage HoEse with every
eoDve nience, and thro Q acres Of land.
ERIE sT.-Go.d, new House, rooms, and lot
UHIYERsITY- -HRTGHTS-Good house and lot.
SisOO.
yAG4NT LCT--On oOurtlald st. $50.
BRIDGE Sf.-GOod HOuss, rooms, aud lot; $1,000.
VAUA IT LOr-l2l1252 #. Oh SooyiH avenue
| ST. CLAIR ST.-Eear Wilson av; ! 70 I3 acres
EAST O. EYELAHD-Go.d House, 7 rooms and
negrly an &C Of land. $1,000
! PROSPECT ST.-East Of Eric, two story brick
louse, with marble NANTES, slate roof &c.--
Lot 3sxl4o- Recently occupied by Gov. BTOUgh.
EUCLID ST-Good two story brick House, marble
mantlesi hot aud cold water, bath room, &c.
| EkIE ST.-Hsar Euclid. two story frame House.
and lot 33Iss #. $4,000
| sOOVILL AYEEUE-Briok House, two stories,
and lot 40xl9S f.. $1,000
LAKE Sr.-Hioe twc-5tory cottage House and lot
50x99 II. $500,
GARDEN sT.--Near Hudson, one-and a-haIf story
House, and lot 54x92. Sg25O.
| CEDAR ST.-Two story frame House and Lot sex
la3. 5000.
COLUMBUS sT.-Trlaflo House for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-eaod franc House. Il rooms,
good barn and bQits.
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. $1,000.
4 TRACY ST.-Housl and Lot $500.
FARH AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres in Backport; SG5 per acre, down
90 Acres in independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. $1,000.
| 8S Acres In Parma Sn State Road miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
| house, &c. S45U1.
GRlSr MILL-PerHanent water.powcr, house and
| barn. GO acres o. and fruit, &C. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Zeal Ei Sats and Insurance Agent,
| de13 Atwater Builiirg
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{ glLBYELAND And ITOLkDO & B
1sss-s. w1uTER ARRAHaEnIEHE. 1854

On and aftsF Monday. Oct. slst 1854, Passenger
Trains VIII leave Clsyelsnd a. follows SUNDAYS ex.
o6ptsd.
Grafton, Ob2Tln, Wakeman, EOrWEIk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Eimore,
and arrives at Toledo st l2:f5 P. NJ, Ohic2go at
li:5 o p. =. and Detroit 20 Pm.
2:i6 2. Nv ESEARa AA1h--Stop5 at al stations
On GOuthsrn Division, and arrives ct Toledo at
Is25 ?. Il; Chicago 1t :l5 A. n. and Detroit ak
i020P. 4.
40 P. M.-GORTHERG EiAIb.-St0pa st al sta-
tons on Northern Division, ard arrives at sans
tHsEY at I:le y. IL.
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9Fatistrg.
DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
q. q. MEWToM
Respectfully announces to the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity shat nc has opened a Dental ohiee al
NO. 2I SUPERIOR STREET, EERBLE BLOCK,


No. 2n SUPERIOR STREET, hERBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by DR.. d. J. DiokersOn.
Be Is now prepared TO perform ell the operations
upon tEs Teeth necessary for teiF preservation in
a thorough AID n iilCl mEnuH-.
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth to
an entire S0t, upon Sold. Silver and Yuioauized
Rubber basa, ant warranted 20 givo good s8iisfac-
tlI n in oil cases.
REFERENCES ;--E. s 7. Fairbanks, St Johnsbury,
VII Hon L Poland, Chief Justice, 81 Johnsbury.
VI. Br. lilo LeTi8, Bozlon Mass; ueman Ely,
Esq El ria, Ohio h. Z. Gsta5, ElyriG, Ohio.
A UARD.-DE- Diekeuon takes this opportunity
to express his grateful aoL o " loig gsnents to the
many friends ana patrons who haze favored hin
with their confidence. Having di5pos Of my
practice to Dr.. Newton 70 affords ma great pleas
ure that am able to recommend in him thorough
and skillJul Deltist snd in whose integrity il will
bs safe to rely. Ce2:lsi
A RTItICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
GAits Rubber Base, with cur mode Of inserting
and hLing, are pronounced BY all TO be the most
perfect; natural, pleasant and Uso.uI In eating,
speaking or singing, besides, what is Of no slight
Importance, they CG9sper and will wear longer
than any other. A Complete Set at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. , be
fact s the day Of Metal Plates Is past for all that
them discard the Old sot If able their superior
ity being Appsrens to all.
ALEX. 3 HALLIWELL, II D. and
J, Z. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Estabtghed over l. years. uo26
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BIP0RqANT 10 LADIEs-DT, HsT-


- EeEaie Pills nsys usvor set taIls3 IL seraoy-
ng dinledl5ies arising From ohsEr0cti0ls O. stop
pEfe cf esture, in rasto=inz sls - ztaI % peT
ast hc1ith whom suhsrinE from fpiaaf aEecti0nf,-
sProiz9sUa, UteFi, tho WEitss, CT other Weakncsa
she uts-ins Organs Eh6S2ill arr perfectly hsrIa
ass Or the constitution, a1c mas be taken b tho
.,5st deliaate ssmais without canning distrcsgfis
su ti1se theE act liEs chsrm b. stroa gEhering.
iuvisor1tng sld TastoCing tho sy1tssn g e. eeltt
sonditiSu, aue bF t-,aEi1g on tba "a 1tbig gcEiga
<sEh regularity, no ulstges urom E54at 111saz .he
5isztruotisn nay GriEs TkEy should hOW=gsT. sJT
. taken during the Arst three oasis o. preg1sD-
-, though safe st eaV cEhs5 ti-a5 faiscsrfiass
'uid 3 the FoBoi.
Esuh t-oz ooutEipH 60 pillt ffics ! O.
9T. HAREET's TREsFIsF on Dis67zaz N Female,
sssEnsU5y hisosrriaEs, BarTennsss, Slecility, b.
pf0ductior, and Abasss Of EEsure, snd Hmphaiiosl
u the Ladies Private Medical hdvissr, paraPhia;
II a pagos, sent free 90 Eny adde's So cents
5Eired 20 pay pugtsEs,
Tho pills aud beck viii DC s5-it - i1-t sifsa Z
irrd. sa-rrsly sealed, sud prepaid, D.
J. BETAS, Il D., General AEsnts
No. 78 CsdhF sE., New E0rE
- soi1 ~ 81 tbe priacipsl DTuggisil.
V uLAaE, p Cksist. Agent sor 1iag-jsa-l--
tulEItsiEassa ~. .fEzr
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0aaggaaI.
IKTIGs AND HAIR WORk.

WTIGS AND HAIR WORk.
VIZ. 3 US NEK ESTABLISHMENT,
TIE IARaEsT III TIE STATE,
F0E giE asEIRe lg3 LanIES' RHlR 3aESS&a
e. PUGLIO SQUARE.
nEaufsotareT Of ~ sinds Of WIGS, iRoiudinz
tbo celebrates
Ill USGoA WIG,
that 60 Fesernhies nature to defy the Closest
scrutiny. A very large and hssutiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, O. Jugh. b5 tho proprietor from
Enropa, for SWITCHES ead BBhIDS-ths fnnsi
assortment ever socn IN this city
ladies' ErGaE Pieces and half. Wlss,
In s~s~y styis Eith I'll Improvements,
EETs OF CuRL2.- made from Ereach HstuTs
OeFlod Hair tgaSTAbteedl
EUaFrTE DOUBLE ard TRIPLE ROVE,
UALEkEALGS, Sc,
made BY the advertiser, equal 70 thoss uHpJrtsai
Ladies' DraIds made into any kind Of Hoad- h-s
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' hair DRESSiEG IN the most prtTs
ugaHd fashionable styles.
HE-AIl work warranted ~ represented
hot snd COLD BATHS st al hours. dec&s
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BEIIl5 sIIKCIFIC PILIs WAE

shGIED 81 All 0GsE3.--lsn b Relied
9ssss lail 70 cars % uot isaassstt3 are spsse
"a sslionl 80 chLlss d ,isi relsissli Do ret IL
tsrlsrs eitb tzEiBess nagsaitsi fsa p ased With
out desaotical Upaasa q 20 oars t.is past lapa y
some oi chem ysry ssrsro csses Over cHe klu-
srsA uhysiciaaa hzye Used tisEl 40 fhaiT- -pEae-
- 80 s,,ak y ell o. shsiF bfHeaey, snd apP1oYe
Il thslf o5nlpositiOn, gnieh i entiIeiy vegetable,
nd harmless On tho system haHdreGs u o5rtin-
aaies osu b. shown. BaIl's 5penido Pitts sre tbe
5fzginss ard only gLnai7s Speolhc TN. iho5 ere
aispisd Tor male aad foIasia 0ldoF ynEngr and
shs snls reliable remedy f5g e1ociiuE PoTTua-
asut and spsedF cure 81 az CASES Of 8perLstorrhol
Or Essainsi Wesknass, With al It's trains Of evils
sueh e. Ursthrsl and Vaginal DisohaTgoas 6lsef,
he H hsiss. Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In.
s5stinendo, Genital Debility and irritability, Tn
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, harFouH De-
bility &C., 6o, all Of hieh arise principally Ire
3aEusl Eroasles Or Self Abuse, or some ponstitu :
tiyaal dsranrcmenf, and noepEcitate8 thu suiioEes
fcaa fdlniIlng the duties of mzrrisd liie. Ia q
lszuai dseases 81 Gonorrhes, Gioet and striciuIes
Consulting Physician Tor tins treatment Of Sami1al
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Dlsesses, who Viii
sud frUs to sii, the following valuE5la Uork,-iH
-oaiad suxolopo:
THE FrFTIEFH THousAa0--Dr. I3sfTs Treatise o.
s-if Gtuae, Premature Decay, ImpotBace and Los
u Power, Sexual Diseasaei seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, Re- Sc,
pamphlet Of 81 pagds oontaining important ad-
Fice % tho a1ileted, and which should ho usad b
sFecy suerer as the means OF cure n the soEegszt
stages iE plalni1 sat s5rth. TEe stamps reqaiTCd
g 3sY. postage. iui7al; RS.uio " .iri6Ey
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gYGEVELAND 1 ERlB RAILR0AD
WINTER AREAEgEaEa1.

i56s. WINTER AREhEGEHEaI. IsS5.
o. and after H01dsy, Oct. 5l5t, 1874 R4l5engeT
-EEalus VII run as follows, (51HlaFs excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
s-50- A. M.-DAY EXPRESS THAIh-SiOPpinE af
W Wfl1nenbF p Paines gilie. Madison. Geneva. Ash
tabula U0unUaut and Girzrd only, and arrive 1f
Eris 81 ~ r. r., Dankirk 5;i5 P. n, Buffalo
5ig P. y
s:25 P. M.-CIHOfEHATI EXPRESS-Bt0 SPirg Gt
palnesVille, Ashtabua and Girard enlg, and sT-
rives Gt hrio5 40 2. H.. DankiEk SO r. H. but'
faO 1860 ?. r.
Stopping es ali stations and arrive At Ario az
7.55 P. r..
q;O0 2. M-HIqHr EXPBES3 3TRAIH-StOgplng at
PafueIvue, AshtsbuIa GGd Grard only and
srriFo5 at Erie at lz;40 4 H.. Dunkirk 3sJG
n.---.L. n A 4
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U0EFEOrIOEs.

CounsotiJhs sro made at mOnrosYills with tho san.
duBkY, Mansfield & Newark r B.. at Olyde with ths
Sandushy, Dayton & Cincinnati 3. b; at Fremont
with the Fremont = Indiana H. r. /; and At Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit.
Jackson EoIt Wsyne, LogaugpOrt, Lafayette, Oafrs,
Alton, st. LOuis sai all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains srriyo n Cleveland from Toledo and ths
west 81 go a n. 2s55 ?. q, and $50 P. \. Brou
Sandusky at g:i5 4. "A. Z. D. RUOHER, Enp't.
Ule7eisnd. Oct. %, 1884.
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And close eouHsoilols ss HaT4isbsEzh for
Baltimore and Washington.

EHnli PfTEsBUBaH ~ NEW EORE.
One train runs daily ii;s miiss,l Va Allontesz
without change Of Cara, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES
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8aNgnaas.
1854. Pennsylvania Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
WITH IFB OOHHEOFIOE

WITH lib OoHHEO4lOAsb
Is First-Olass Route, for Safety, ComiOf
and Speed, 70 sll Eastern Cities.
TazfE is ST5aE sAlIASTEB FREE FRGz DUsIi
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NJ C0NFESSIONs ANp1

TIKI CONFESSIONS AID EXPE-
RIENgF OF AN .lNNALIp--Published for tho
benefit and as 8 CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and
others, who suGsr from Nervous Debility, Proma-
tar0 Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying as tho same
time THE MEANs or SELF-CsaE. BY one who has
cured himself afer undergoing considerable quaek
ory. BY enclosing post-p paid addressed enyelOpe,
single copies may b. had Of author.
RATHAE AL MAKFAiiSs Esq-,
do5:ls4 Brooklyn, Kings county, n. y,
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DISEASES or THE NERVOUS,
saninal, Urinary and sexual orsaHs-ns" ans 70
.,,,Is tr..f,,..,t iu reports Of che Howard AssO-
uisiicB-ssas - mai a seAloa lettoEt, anRniefea
hfeeo of charge. address Dr.. = hl1LiiLl-i AOUaa-
T0E, H5rard Assoolatioa, e. ssouth ilinth st.,
FsFlsssmaia, Pa. asESaBs
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NtLEVELAND, COLUMBUS B GIN.
O0IHEATI AILROAD,
1876. WINTER ARRAH0EHEHf. Is6l-5.

AlUAAEA4L AA4AOAOa
1876. WIETER ARRAH0EHEH9s Is6l-5.
IsG TraIn-s.05 A, M.-OIHOIHHATI ExPBESs,
stepping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, SholbY, Crustlido, Gallon, Giload, Car
dington, Ashley Delaware, DeEis OentES and
ID rrai1.5;i5 2. n.-AOOOM DATIoE.- .-ssOps
at al stations, and arrives n Columbus at 80
P. r.. Cincinnati 3.50 A. y.
"a Trains-l1.00 P. hl--NiGHH E4P kES5-StoF2l1a
at Grafton, Wellington, New bOndcn, Hhelb7s
Orostlins, Gallon Gtlnad. Oerdington aud Del
aware
9aIas laav0 Ccl1bus at $40 and l0:25AH. 2sl0R.I.
% arris5 7l Cleveland $40 4. H., and $50 ?. Ne
OCHHEOTIOHB:
shelby T-baudusky, Mansfield Newark kailroad, %
msuEflld, Mt. Vernon, Newark AaReHgtlA
OsossIIns-P Pifssbursh. Fort WsTno Chicago RAEs,
road, hOEoat UPPER 6analazTs Uelpho1s Lima
6 fort WsYuo, Lsporte, chicago, &c, West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster Massillon, "a.
Grafton and Bsllaontsine Railroad Line Tor Marior,
Boleioutsine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
ayolls, Terre HRut8, hinCgnua5, EFalGFiilR,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Loui9 40
UGl0War6-Wltn 67riusneld Branch I0r Srrtng1eids
OoIuHbu8-Iittle Miami q Columbus, and Xeoa
Railroad, 6or A0nin, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terro HGut0, ST. LOut3, MorroW, A0Yeland, and
. Jincinnatts and with th5 Ohio and mis5l5ll5Fl
Hailrcad at Cincinnati sor Ioui8yile, EvAu1-
v.ile, Cairo, IS. Louis, and al points on tAa
CoiuulBus-CsntraI Ohio RsiIroad for Newark, zsnsE.
vile, VI Mhoeii1g, &e.i Columbus EqEa Ls
dillna ksilr0ad for Plqua, UEbalas 40.
- k0r Tickets 10 al poilts and Information eppB
at the Passenger StGzions and e mon Ticket once
IT Superior street. =. 3. FLINT
OlsFolaud. Oct. H. 1855. 5u1eEtnta1dsni.
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LEAVE ERIE

20 L. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-5so7pins
AZ Gfrard Ash hiabula and PainesYiiie only, and
arrive st CieFeiand at 20 A. 4.
6:l5. a; NJ NALL AND AgO0M49@DALiloat @ Otli.i.t
Cleveland ~ i0.zPA- Il.
IO:l5 A. M.-rOhEDO E1PEss stoVginS 1l - an
staths11 az cepe EFanYiile, S8ybrOok, UnlonEillei
Perry, Mentor and Wiokiiho, and arrives az
olsveiaud ct 2:l5 Pm.
5:35 2, b..pkY EXPREss TBAIH IH-stogsing o.
Glrard, OOnnosak- ashtahula, Geneva 8 FAlne-a
vile only, and ArrtYss In Ciessisa4s a - ?. =
So Second gas1s Cars are run On Al tAf0zEh
TrE4n1. -. -u..r.-
An the trains Foing westward connect e OielelanA
With trains for Toledo, Chicago OoiumD19i gtnotn
hstf Irdianapolis, So. Louis, &osi and AZ throngn
trgi1g GOING eastward, connect At Dunkirk with the
f-si-7 II ~. Nav Horh Erie Railroad, and a. But-
ri V5fth fFose of tho New York Central = Buffalo
Sew ToFE OftT Rairoab ior New 1orsy Aioapy.
B5ato- RfaFarn Hell5, SC, and % Ezie E1th tfaifs
~ tbe Philadelphia Iris kaifoad.
- 1ay Expre.s, East and West, oonnaots st
Girnrd With Trains on Erie y Pfttsnurgh heiiEoaa
il- s4A-.a'-il's = TTEfi j . Il Ennsk
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The coubioat Of fagredienfs In these Pills is The
result Of a lor cd ext Bsite practice. T ey arc
mil IN their .erntion nd annos d. harm g the
most ielicg certain in corr citing al Irregularities
whether ir0l cold or other ise, lsada e, pain IN
the sdo. palpitaion Of the heart WHITES al neTvou
Affections Mysteries. fatigue pain IN the back and
limbs kc., DIS urbed sleeP, which arise from intor-
m .linn Of natura.
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8eal AaeneLea.
OBNERAL REAL ESTATE AGEXCY,
165 Superior street, Cleveland, Chic.

L. A. WILCOX,
Receives on Ealo Improved and unim proved City
Property, Farms, Gardens, Mn raj, Coal, Petrol )
nm and Western Lands, leases TeneaeGts and
Lands, collects Rents and other Legal Demands,
counsls and pToseoutes Real Estate and other
Ilaimg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-26

A single BOtne VIII last Month 10
he used three times "a Day
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Of the above, and also G1 contagious dL1zz5 9f Tho
reproductive Organs, with Eu bad eEsuss SE5siug
l tiGrefrOm inciuuipe General
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MEaifsI.

FCFIeslly o. New fOrd UIfY. VIII paY Ouo hu1dTe1
dollars Tor the proof that he fats to the
above named diseases. H0 viii p.y the Esmo tor
the proof tEaL any Csi1er Physician In ths United
StAtss treats the same diseases with equal sCceess.
Aitgrmsuy years Of lsboriOus study and exPsIisce,
DR.. GtsOn * happy In being abls 70 RurgEz % the
uniortunate that be has perfected system G tseat
aTfE
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-02-04

We are apt to be free with our
jokes upon Doctors and their drugs un.
til sick and in need of their aid, then
all alike bow to the necessity of re.
course to their hard earned and often
ill-requited skill. The prevailing be-
lief that physicians frown upon what
ever deviates from their peculiar sys-
tenn and usages, arises from the fact
that their better information leads them
soonest to detect and discard the medi-
ca. decisions and impositions that are
thrust upon the community. That
they are ready and prompt to doubt
any really valuable invention is seen by
the treatment Doct. j. C.2Ayer's Chem
ical Remedies have received at their
hands. They appreciate the value, OF
these medicines. because they know
their composition, and where is the
man who ever heard respectable ply
stefan either disparage them or discour-
age their use? No7profession.i or pur-
suit has done more for the human fami-
ly than the, medical profession. None
is followed by nobler men or for nobler
ends nor is there one which better de-
serves the best thanks of mankind
Canton On. W Democrat. .e.scg n 3"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-02-04
MIR. Lincoln for President.

Mr.. Llncoln is now fairly before the
county for re election, aud that too by
no action of his own. His. nomination
by the Legislatures of Maine, Pennsyl-
vania, California, Michigan and Mary.
land, backed by the general wish of the
great Majority of the loyal masses of
the country, settles the question of can
didacy. and puts it out of the power
of the mere politicians to control or alter
1t. -
1t would be uraafe to the conntry-a
least it would be an experiment better
left untried at this time--to take up
and elect new man. Three years of
rebellion has educated Mr.. Lincoln to
a fnll knowledge of its demands and
the measures necessary to Illustrate
them, and his past acts give assurance
to a firm heart and steady hand to
cut il to the vitals in the future. The
people have willed his reelection, and
as they do not intend to stop 10 inquire
the why's and wherefores of it, neither
need we. We think the people have
determined wisely, and it is our deter
mnation to act with them.
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e ARREsTED.-Ira7 Davenport, one of
the Davenport broth ers, was arrested
at Sturgis, last week for refusing to
take out a license to exhibit spiritual
manifestations liz demonstration of the
souls Immortality" After hearing,
he was required to give bail in the sum
of 5000. Immediately after his bonds
were given, he was again arrested for
giving exhibitions without govern
ment license. This he paid. Still an
other suit was entered by the village
of Sturgis for the same cause. Con-
siderable excitement prevails in regard
10 Inc matter'9i5 boJss ''s liiarcT boz
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-02-04
She.Rebels in Vicksburg.

General Mcpherson has issued an
order in which he declares that s. Miss
Kate Barnett, Miss Ella Barnett, Miss
Laura Latham, Miss Ellen Martini, and
Mrs. Moore, having acted disrespcct.
fully toward the President and Gov.
ernment of the United States, and hav-
ing insulted officers, soldiers, and loyal
citizens of the United States who had
assembled at the Episcopal Church in
Vicksburg, on Christmas day for Di-
vine services, by abruptly leaving said
Church at that point in the service
where the President of the United
States and all others in authority are
prayed for, are hereby banished, and
will leave the Federal lines within forty
eight hours, under penalty Of imprison-
ment' : t
The order goes on to say that" here
after, all persons, male and female, who
by word or deed, or by implication, do
insult or show disrespect to the Presi
dent, the Government, or the flag of
the United States, or t". any, officer or
soldier of the United States, upon mat
tiers of a national character, shall be
fined, banished or imprisoned, accord
ing to the grossness of the offense."
q This is just the right way to serve
these southern jazebels. Any person
who cannot show proper respect for
our country, its President, or its flag,
has no business 10 live under the pro,
lection which it affords. f n
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-02-04
The Draft Ordered.

The Presidents order, published in
another column, for draft for five
hundred thousand men on the 10th of
March, dedueting those not heretofore
credited, Is interpreted to mean five
hundred thousand, including the three
hundred thousand heretofore called for
that is, there will be a draft for two
hundred thousand men, and so
many, under the three hundred thous-
and call,fas shall not have been fur
nished by enlistment, on the first of
March. In other words, the Presi
dents order calls for the drafting of
five hundred thousand, less the number
who shall have enlisted under the pre-.
vious call. i't
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-02-04

a blaze. aud choked with smoke, fall
back into the volcano never u, raise
again. A young lady ndraed Ovelzo,
hav,ng in vain inspiore9 some 6ystan,
ders to saoe her moth.er, rushed ia, and
shortly "fter,odrtIs moroeu1o~siy sssued
forth soith her purent IN her arms,
soued a young hrds of the name Of
Solar, just before the smoke suf"catr'i
her, had The presence of mind To tie
her handkerchief around her leg, s"
that her body might be recognized.
1t il anBnanced that bpi seUeR bodies
have been recognized out OF more than
2,0U0 victims