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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

10 neszT5. VIZ. KHAsE 8 Co., BAItimors.-T -.
ao5 pat con grnfnlate you upon the Immense pFoFr1
And improvements Ehioh you Continually naf1 n
goaF Pianos, which in ny opinion, rank suao17 az
EsFT bsst IN the country. n BTRAKOftH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

NJ. Gso. A. HARBSW:-Thass nobls Instruuan,l
oasSa3 laanonsa resources % power and axprsIIio1
Ehe bosa Is 1onorouE and grand tha mfddIo rsf-f-@
nentB clear and pure e. silver bellr
The seals Il even without Bingie daw. tha ..t<.,
smooth and mArVelously easy and the psjal s1SfS
n naaf ~ which the Pianoforte Is susoSptfbls
NCAAs ara ~
sgtArtiEta and are so5tny q ne lfeAt.
EEIHA SHEPHERD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

GOLD SILVER NUT PICKS,
J Beef Tongs, Mustard Pots, MAcaToni Scoop,
PeashOd EgE Spoons, Ice Dream sDooaas Oheess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Prof. 3. J. korEEAaLE, Teacher Of Music IN TIA
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes IAN exaniinin1
large number OF Wm- Knabs 4 Cos Piano foFtsS,
unhesitatingiy pronounoe them aupsrior 70 any
nave seon Thor tone Ia grand and nObla thar have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and ths
volume Of tone or power have mover heard s4eslsd
EheT combine with nne touch. depth, BBoetne0o e
tone, purity and durability"
THAT the KnAbs Piano ie superior 20 All OtholH
1sde In this country, for brfnlEney sweetness and
Ieume of tone needs only to be heard to eonVnes r.
the so. - State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% assortment, A. g. RETfBERe.
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ELIAA sHEPHHhD,

Mr.. g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T RfTes Hie plss,iF
o state that consider the Knabe Piano equal 70 ~
Nd superior % most Instruments made In this ecin
II, especially IN richness and YQlums OF kcne
Having Used one Of the sEme fdr ten or more hours
u each day, Tor two years. fsel confident n room
nsndtug them to all Wao are vifh fb~is
.al-rsat nualitlalf p rn...s..tf,.l- -.
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ETeFy Plano WAFFantsaIOF FITsToars,
e a. 2. g.IyIa1 ol.EaA.ns.E1.as..aysa.v..1-
PIANO $40 HEL0DE0Hs TIEEqIH ETcVdHa

ALsO-OE HAED,
As'SdSSSs, G1sH IsstT1aasais, Eirlags, ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
RAILROADS.
1854. PeEnsyIvsnia Central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
~ ~ ~ N lrIl,-ura
1884,
WITH ITs OONHFgFTEgl

Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The TraSE is StSas Balasted andfs Ffss from Dust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Teacher o. Hu5io Cleveland RENAL 5 ssIninaR
9. a. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much 1Ie1l
are 20 Do sbie to soy, that eonsidNs KRAbes PiGno
ne unest, both IN Volume AID sWaetness which haF
sYer played uFOn. either. N Anisr1ca nF Eurone
Tnsas isls npsrets with bettar G5ts,t kha1 IN A
iebsrul tryIuant4: and IN fact En1bo's motto IA
sEly To- - EzGslstoF." Mrs. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of AnSic. ClSgalnnA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lHE command OF decretal order of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas ofCuyehoga County,
at the suit OF Franklin T. Bsckus against Evelyn
Wilcox and others, to me directed, shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the door oftne Court
House in the City of Cleveland, on the fitf enth
day Of February, 1854, at three o'clock P NJ,
the following described premises situate in the
township OF Bedford in the County OF Guy Ahoga
and state ofOhiO. and known as the east part OF
lot number thirty-une, bounded north, south
and east by the line OF said lot, snd west by ten
acres Of land in said lot heretofore decided by
James Beerdan and wife to Sylvester J. Smith,
containing forty three and one one-hundredth
acres ofiand, be the same more or less, but sub
Iect to all legal highways.
Appraised at 81 BOO.
JSnuzry II, 1854 HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
BAoKUS NoBLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
iapl4I3S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

uILTON'S INVALUABLE CE-
MENT, in bottles, with brush. Price &c.
For sale by OdURUHILL 8 bRU.
iapi4 1TNsE locstion-l26 Cutario-St,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

The Secretary nos having besn abe 70
furnish ~ With fks proessSiaga 81 he late
coaveaGos. ws are snake te give The Pro-
ossdinss This wssk. k1s wil ny q Do - il
cur nexA
Is Ne aherAsoa a. The faasfA aAy. sPoa
. metioa b MAJ AstIlsAx, 81 Gr<ae. the
Carrsntina ad9sarned Gisa ass. asa alaarn-
ed by : vose g absss frssautA sheEtag
sAat n.sSarssy e. sAs cspssntssn ID nos
xsns u 80 spas either rsPars inaess,
aasr he ss5saEaasas ws ieaFnea tasa ne
asAszztes e two lasgs suaatiaa, sasste6 9
- slr ihs naiazssy EsPsxs. inassessa shelF
shsirzaes nos e vots 81 81 Is ~ sEeaa.
thzxzrN saala sAs usaiariiy ssFuEs kass
saz ra.ss y 80. csevszssA
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he F<cszurs nssSst CIR tiase i sseh thar
ne Esss sBoeencs cereals rrses, ana or
sasiEershae gzEIses 70 BE gssverzesi BIZ tAem
Ia 81 SssNs- First. rs vii 5evoae the
sSrniRx hosrs te The IaserS=ts a oar paFssr,
A 10 sicsoek re VIA be a the cazaoA
HsESs. ard va slsSss rssaaia there snt;i i2
o'elosA. r~-apgearia- sizesr - . e'Sissek &e.
70 attend % the YalliV hsNsness W. SHAH
Dgt ass~aps to srsa&zcs hzxihess ~ osr
dzs5lisx hes1~e. IN ear TrSnsiEg osEses, or 90
ale street. Thsss ssssr~ssTe whn have lsssi-
assS with ~ eszner.sd with the TFx@Sasy
pepsr1zaeat Euss nleSt Is at the CRsasm
Hosse, a. tbs hEjsijnz = eziassi ii is 50
the eszi side Ct Cay sEreet. ncazsy opposite
70 the IzaAsr Hoa.e. We ds.st waat ta he
ssaPEed zaa t.or~l % the STREETS, An& IN the
nu1 on ear wsy to and Erpm oar meals
and dat sassnd t. be 70 tke fatarr.
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ne LIsRer Trade.

Tie persasGEiag e ii4aOrs into Eass Ten
ns@aes = prohIsstsd IN car Department BE-
eaEse ilSEoTs are coztrzh2ad SseA p~<mits
oo9& Assns frUa the military anthorltisss
sn4 are gixea nzsser the restrictions imposed
by Lar II 10 instance Viii we sign ; peg
aast u jsr5ng IN ozher than EatiTe wise ard
ale The responsibility is fhezesre VITA
the military, sd they viz Do whai : prSper
10 sash e2scx re rasks this sxpiazziisa
that geEsiezen may see What he Lasts sre
and nok Be 81 the trSshse 81 csssaing 10 essY
o&ee, sEAeying ss stozt matter that we
hare u0shinx 70 DO EisA Oar TssnpegAnce
r~isoREes, CIR Wig principles, ssr nsoSher
pg5oespses Ws mAy le.d. shsA inascaee -
IN tbs sa~-rT4aus 81 Ian an4 isstrse4soA -
Bet ri az glad re ara sASs sAsained. Esr
there Is TOO mach lieeo< coming ints The
epzntrT, saaggisd taro1gh the raosai8iss
os Keasueky. Al lots q tbs di@xsPsi0a
ws ars direess1 20 seize In ho~pisak L b
nsesea. and Scr a1ny ether pHrposez. bat
the drinking Of 4 10 dEunksaasas dos 40
good IN cr sus e the srny, bat Easeh harEa-
We are pseasea - know fhzs ths iaisitAry
are restricting its $50, b0th in The tewn
GsA aznng tie sosdiers- They can b so
rigid fsF he pzhsie gooa
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Beash Of Easalsa ssa,enea.

TIE Eaae E=Eiszk papers znnnznee tie
aeasA Of Lead AsAaagtaa. he was sc ssa
ct she Iegd AsAbartsE wka made wsah NJ
wsasts< The SuEshreszera Baanaary TsvA-
n The aecexeed w&s hayn n p. a'ssslskia
d lTss, rs HeshsE beisg a. Azsersc4r Iassv.
sAe dzaghtsr Of WlIliAm RSngsassA. pfpssss-
B3Es saerxhzEs e tAas oar Il IA essy.s Al
a early ags, WITH IS rafsats. ~ FsFrrSSs
q Rawsxnd xAers, Il u sasa. BE tnok az
sessvs hosgA pst rrezinsas pa-t u pcs..
fSea.
TIE sane pap<<s alse Exseanae he 4easA
q ne Earl a AasTdsea- he bed sevssaI
isngarsxzs sEesz e : 6SFenstis essas2essr
aaaer tie nrssisA NiRsssy, sd wa b.
lsss .ppnsassa SersesaE3 ~ Fsresrn ~
fzlrs 81 stss<waFas. II Isl. e hseAns
PRISE Miesstsr Aaa dsplsszzt3ks ~ rs
sassed enA sscesassai. hss M e Mhes.<se-
y Kszzt - y isnss s nsEAs = $50 g y
= fxssseM aate Is eshex tkxa "a ns<szl
'sasAser SD isiss sl sszsAss - rs GSsera-
men1 e ssagsssFe. - i eaIE.g kzses q
lie askkar e sre<k e. 6eersn sfe .tss-
tase 81 - eeasr ascr klr ~ EsEsssrT--
; - 49, rr Fszasy hz-.s -
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Caainrr er ! Do q YAk1eS.

AEsw Gays ara thai asssss xfsseieat II iss
FeaxrAl s<susx CsFs RxxSozns. ID sesa-
n4na q assas say r;eksa men. Visited
Grsszs ecans,s sir the parpase 81 brsak:rsg
Up . ness o. twessr-are thsxres and zazr-
s8esxrs, unsasr siss coamaai 81 xIIsssn hy
fae raHas Of Rsyms1&s Wis hare hscn sos
uousAs rokbing CEsca bo~ses, ard kSGling
CESon citissas. They Esre Al iadsPe-ssiens
orezni1afssn. as3 had desc ~ nssSh real
zIsd Asllish wSsk - aay s4aaa naHahsr 81
1ssasssrs IA tA~ ssA<l s~rvies. Our troorS
came Eroa tAssa 81 ne waters Of LEX
Creek. sosze ten or twelve szihss fresa
Grseneviiss. aad lsizisd la. and czfssrsd the
rsnziaing siacen. VITA sAsir inAmess sea<ssr
izess4ea. bringing thrza ~ - tbs CRY, and
the leader II the gaax IN irens- We lkisk
e4- saklisrs ere - hlasAe far HakFag r<ss-
oazrs oE eng 81 sAen-shey osgAt - -
hare been excSsssd en- siss sTst
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Wshavs. - Tie Aeesa q he Tssassry
DsEsvszara1 SIR Esss Teaaessee, rx.sxsesl ear
s;gazsaras to ssvSsna spFllsazss Ser sxshssss-
u - opes sr3sis ssssxA ksre ana 81 osher
poissa The riartscs 81 eesrss Sd asszp-
psiasel. AID 81 es@a1,saEa - sIs svraAsy
srs orywrssses - tie Fssgrsl sxsSiisossstssss-
zssa psses sEssir srsssz1sgxs "a sAe grpasa
lAsf sAsy. asrs saksa tie amnesty 0xsA---
Men = 10 hare hesa aas;Fs azsl ssftsr rskels
can 4 Asys ear saaessas - - inta aasiness
hesp CT eir<shseS nEe kaow = II =
= great pise.ee o. izsysiessce - ak 4 h. By
taking ths oasA Allsdsa Is. they can b. AZ
beapa - I've Ia tbs ceaEtry. Is i ST skey
shosld ese.azx sssl thsy ssazId be caafeas
tksrewSsA- The srsah X, thera sre sever@l
traae stores II East Taanesxe tAss vii
hzre % esssss 0et whea sse ssaelks f.r wa.srs
t5sy Esw hare r<rusiss are disposed oC--
They are that caasa sf EAxn wke ssas.acsy
yisssesst RID csryEx. ana take ID rvb%s szars-
Nr-1 othsrs hare heen oe~sraesssa ansssr
the rebel aashessies. Ger fs<srueFanus s.rp
ret - iisEoss IL shss way, nrn vko hass
gsEsa asa sd esssssrs 10 sAs rxa<Iisoe, asa
the PnExy + Ia sarh IssrfEsss atrssrsiiaaee With
car esevsxsspHs - rssgai, ;hxt ne sAzIs ms1as
elas<rssssiiy eA.sy instracslasa
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acslAeus . Nj. Cen. Haftssr

Ii p&sas - % asnornee sAaa this dssssE-
gniske1 sGeer SEES vita EasAes sexsess sS-
elaent af fawe 6s3siaA "a Saturday last
Wkias assisting - sRfsisate l.ss rssfAer frsm
. xaeis iata wAieA ess haA fasisH, he wHz
severely wonade3 u Tia ieg hy same SAB
ssMAee u tie vaais wAixaa ere ePsa tse
essh 10 shs haess eanssne q ffsehzfsi eash
- ahozt an iaehes n ie&xzh aappily tkA
assissanoa sf 4 SeFrssn Naz eaiEkly pee-
e4rei, And the sruaRA aEtended 10 81 cree
Tie Esskfai rezaains sn3s< Snngisaa rs4s.
useAa a Ais kathsra - Fat Gxssias.
We take - ssssgaing fssns Mi<Asgss
paper. sad regsxa = hsas speA nses item
Gsa HagaaA Osz rsnrzse sszs.stsb tT Bic.
- couisg inta Eass Tsassz>es sssh Essa-
Baraside iss. sznmsr
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Sszee tke kiF;sa< ssh eApssrssx IS Esy-
rad sssaasezz s@as8 o: d issrss. searssseene-
vsllsse. sa,s rsAsess = Esss aTser sssassss bare
ates12e~s IN saezzr ssseT. sd u sstsr rEza-
4z-sn< - 5erai sszziae1 Tier ~ <s,sssIlsss
Fsy4l tszSgss- iEss sH- sssses ard rxSas4ag -
- slpsn tvSag ussh sA<m say - Eassr pzasa-
&s< wsa.eres We nGss szsasssse. SID 10
Il wszA sasrzs ws have eys.a SD Eese-
ssoss rssgls Aese Fr-sa sh.s zT.ger se1ss;es-
n4z1akzsg sar ssrncsz wSsa hare ke4s . avssd
l,ssag osa~szsF<ez TAsy waa saks sEr
o4aA rsSasr<a 81 sasezA rsstser sAAz - ssaek
Es4 rzu FAe sssazsess - h~iig Faes iiz.sss ssss
zrzv, Is sgkt n wzr der aszca Il ges-
isay E9 aa5 esSsassbztea - krsa~ on By
fksssr csareFs@sssS sakasss9 azd sssznss--
I.<e aAes. he s<ns SsztA sAas saev sazy t<
srera Fs.so he <sssrsry saey srt viii.
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- - = : ss,Es $780, ~.
- 4 fss8 s.s7,ksss - - -
ti "a sss 80 49, 49, - = 5.
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6 Ne eli - - - seFsre : :. We
sss1 - Nsss5e ss6 Wsss 49,. "a
Feasssss 4 ssesffzl "a!
EeessxeE - Thsz re - -
= 20 ss~Fsssspsv ne4ns<E Hs 49, -
Aesaxss Jssegsoa - sssi ss1ssE.ns-sr -
ps.sgl@ fEsssessefsy. - ssgsss ~ So. -. =
saSssfxse gsr~fasstsFy - . sSs-rxzsz,-.--
ear gfsse 9se~erEsasz1e Ass szS+.8.sr. = g =
esaFfssssn - - t4ssGsa S.s-e =. -
tsfEFr aaS sErassESss &sssxsess. a -
istssE fszs71z1s5 issss JrsssSsi-sx - >. 3. =.
Rseptfez II 7ks1 ne ar~ss E-s-a<
Essss sse ess essssssstssezs ~ -
saa rsssszssa4 tisa sssx sssse $780, -.
= - AssenslsS - - tesxrrx E-aA * -.
y - sEEsssefs1T Ne-ssfesSe. sssrrs =.
ss.ssr stas'ss 81 sySs,se - Z 1kza -, :
- ss'rAss lzs..s 81 ssss- spsx-rs5 zaess
1essenss ~ EsszE vs e r.. s-.s-.
Przs5sssas I.ssasSws 4ss -
sasE fsss Fsszey 81 Fssu Ssss g. 80 =
- azs>S ssasss szszsssi s.szss,-,s a. : 49,.
a.7~esHS. s1ssss. - assssszs ksrs- = =. =
iss@ = ~ Fresssszasy az $780, -.
So Fsss1E3E g IsHz.rssse sts- go 49, =
$50 1sNs = tssaseztsh2 70 sss~ zayg.s.
teaszyess@szzss sassTaesk. s. - bs rsu<-zeg,ss
= ~ EsaSasrs Ce@F<zssaE "a "a = -
y gsae aexG
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Szsasszas nsnss - 80 & ~ k,nas
o. ssss ssssls A. 80 AS ssaal AsEzs e. Epf
q - aassa y - $50 - zsemeA = ~,
Ass - sssss SsGss pszss. - e ssa q - asas
esss aass sa~ - passas $50 snne - IS Fzaesn~-
~ezs Fsr~seEi ~ assss q sut slsaenea II sA1sss
vaAa sssasss b suz1 &c. sd snssass ~ as.A.
Al ~ Fss = ss.sA--sst - as~. su.a sAs asuss
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= = snasIss 80 a.. ~ ~ b : -
SaznsssA - s. hae eess lie s, - -
80 ussa - DID Is Essk4 sSe &C.
.kasA = rssass Alhrs1. AAss - es
ID fseruse. nsfsaes nFsek tssek
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Lelser fssm gneR srssn
We re 5ass-s fssssuxx. - ses.-s< 49,.
y, tse fa1 t<asaS4 e Ks s.sssr s1psass.
szs x - Tsseezss Szssr, - asis sasy. -,
yesr sEz AID = Ia issssy -s wsis aFy~zs
ssE kgss< bzE sszzEs-ssaezssfve szs1s-
xAsz>zzvssKz Tssa. Az a lssE
kszg Syr AEfs ~ - 1-t-ss "A sssr aspsgs-
~ e ~ ~ asSK=s s..ksr tk< kzaS = r. p.
EHzsz= SEszs Gass ne g-1.< SsszzzzA J kzzw
- - respss = zNssSs ~ go sa2z yez $50
kss~zssE e. rJss7ssg- - ~ szy zsfs@azn ,.
- eaEx-s-y karTs ssasass - t<s7sxe tkzx ~
80 - sc "a sz~t s4ssss s=seaSs $40 ss<zsszt
s1vssss - - ks~az
Il = aszez - tx a-s5zss ssssSs Fs--rS "A d. a.
So ffzs rksrsss : pzxEas 30 msE=Es-ss sszxs
B-ss2- - Esa-e- rsSssy uzs AszS SaS&zsz "a as4
Il . s-s% sAzt ksyF<zs2 - GRrsr~ = Ez-xrI1r
hFE Aeszss AzSsE@ tAas rszzszs E9szT s1zzz-r-[
Azz-z a&es RS x-rsrS1 xSzs sSsz1 kaS tsss szss
4s&1zky 80 80 3sy Fss-s8s s<rvssz ~ sS-a- -
&~<x1s. - Fszxkzs EsE@SsL 80 CA&ysus !.
ilszs-s e@is .- s=ssrs=~4 fA-s - sszy ~ go
Il ~ srrss.x / sss sss Z ~ .ssy s.-sslss.xs
ssw srzarse~ a tAs ssrzss ss2 Ea4 go $3.50 cs1-
Ez2sea sS< Fxr<zssEs So kzas $3.50 - . Ezzs
fszT as fSzAzrsanS sz-@Ess cssEA Ne s~se sEszs-
ss tas.4t srsseess-r M Ns sezzE s1e rszasr- Z
s@z - rsssz4 eASz - se-zxA Ea6 e - Ga-1-
ffaz.z. - skasys kRz teS4raa - rpsss vAza 81
ts~ sFnn.iEe ssSs q - s=esz sSzz sse-% 80 -s-.
ne wssszs.~ krrzz zkzs s xzs a-oeszazz-z - -
wx4 Ere1 Ezs Nz9 - b 49, Ezzz $500 ~ 80
ssSkssE.
l. So ~ ahz- v--z-z ssz7 - .As re-sss R-f-.
- az ks~Ssss@z4 she 4 zz.s 1-es ~ gm =
pssssA wASz
Sazne Ss< szssz1ssz Eas- Shs -sSsss e - r.
5000 szIss sssHs s-saz G1ssz-5s EAsrs D.
Hspse Aszs iass-zsz - zies &bgsss@s ~ Ehce Rs
as<s st.nlS s1ss e1reszssss1rsz sd -
fTzz-2 zzzs Ey'scsus - las hssz-s llzs-
- = ~zn1ss s--sasa-< Say s-nsz< AS $50 Is
1852 ~Ss S. y szsas fs-s1z zs7az yal~
- tn 1a17aEs Ezgss
TAe Ezza4s E.ess-a yua Rz-zE . u sf.- 1879
sfse = "a sszset Agsa EAsEZ1s Essz- AS - 49,
s.ssssass ssxse AS - Fs~se-s - E1a= ea,s
- "a - sez.s E&sE<zzs
! 81 IA ~ ENssznS - sg - rrz<-szr n ~
slzz s2er ny 3rrsEss = kz2xTfss Iva Ase -
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
LET THE AFFLICTED READ /

And learn that perfect aud radical cure 10 warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts de-
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss
Of sleep, loss Of memory, loss OF euergy aad muscular
power puny growth, wasting away, and q want Of
hdenoe in Themselves fanting hts cOnvulsive trern-
blings, impotence and disgust Of life
Y HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require TO be told the nature Of your
dlsease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not Hsperct knowledge OF the human system enablee
him to describe the diseases without any information
from the patient to explain Its original cause, and 10
guarantee It's cure Aud, Shat Is more valuable s hs
will honestly and frankly tell whether yOu DO cured
or not All lis communications and interviews are
strictly private and confidential. Medical Journal
The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphae the English
Botanic Physician, mover failed yet to make perfect
radical and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SE.
CREV, AND YENEREAL DISEASES, without the uss
Of Mercury, without hindoTiuce FROM business, and
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly poll
sons, such @ arsenic, nux Won lea, OPIUM or any other
p0lsons. No mercury nor hny deadly Notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used II
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Rotanic Reno.
dies never yet failed to the most obstinate and tue
most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury and
other impurities from the system when all other Bone
dies had fIilcd.-ifedioal journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTENPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore corres-
pondent Of the 0ddfeiow, ROOnsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday the 3lst OF MAY 1860:
Numerous Of diseas caused by early ndiscrs
tlon having been performed by tie English Botanic Ply
slcap, feel 1t my duty, having knowledge Of them
10 state the fact, believing that in doing may
service to the suffering. One in particular-that
Of young man In this city-is worthy Of note He had
become the victim Of habit, the ausion to which
shudder and after years Of suffering and DOCTOR
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery. He wished to marry
and was dearly beloved by sweet girl lispsd
words Of Affection but he fearful nervous, and pros
RATED He dared not wed account Of the shattered
state Of his system He sought relief at the hands Of the
Botanic Physician and, astonishing II may seem, all
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned and he u
now the happy father Of pair of bright boys"
Any who suffering matter what their CON
plant, call the Botanic Physician
They may rely upon relief. His Office 10 at No. 80
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore 1t. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
chinGs are obliged to pay Mr.. Howe fee foI
each Sewing Machines sold, and are also COM
p"lled % make quarterly returns to him, stat
lhH, uhder oath, tho number sold his books
give correct statement of the actual number
OF Machines sold by the different man nfscturers.
from this reliable source We have obtain ed The
iOllowlDg reliable statistics, showing the num-
Der OF Sewing Machines disposed of during the
last year reported. The principal companie.
making them are Wheeler a Wilson, /, NJ
singer Co., and Grover a Baker. Of the
BY WHEELER & WILSON...........2 q .3Ob
by M. Singer IL Co., o.,................. 10 ,g58
ny Grover & Baker,. ..".............lO,2 $50
showing the sales Of Wheeler a Wilson TO be
double 1fany other cOnIpany.-N. Y. observer
we have personally examined the various
NJ 'chnes before the public, withan anxious
desire to place before our readers reliable infoy
nation. AS the result of such examiuatiun we
nnhesltatingiy recommend Wheeler Wilson
SeWlng Machines as the Machine for family use
Western Christian Advocate.
My little daughter, OF mine Years takes on
hacnines-W Wheeler d Wilson'S arart, oil
It, and puts 1t in place easily and readily aiusts
lis parts, and performs with it all ordinary
work. She can make her own dresses, includ.
ing hemming, gathering aud setting in the
sleeves. -Four ihonth' use in my family has
made 1t necessity and luxury.
Rev, @. B. BOYNToS.
We use the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
ehine' and can say in regard to it that it is with
out rival. No other Mach ne exceeds II in IT,
adaptation to all purposes Of domestic use -
Scientific American.
Of sewing, testimonials, prices. etc.
WILLIAM SUMNER 4 Co.
June 3O,- "a ly n west Fourth ~. Cincinnati
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
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SOLDIERS
DON'T 60 Bmek 10 The Wnr.
LIFE OR D Z A TIL

Many have died from DiaHhea and Dys.
entery in your regiment; now take warn
ing and do not return without supplying
your knapsacks win bottle oiDr. Strick
lands Ani-Cholera Mxure--rememher
how many were saved last year bv taking
!; sfler being discharged and sent from the
hospitals as inCurahe. One dose will im-
m~tiately relieve the most severe Cuse Of
nlnr:hoGa or DyseGta.v, II is acknowl-
s;ged 70 cure Chrunc l. arrhea and Drs.
cry, Now don't ncglcl it, for cn your
. urn change uf die. and wp.e:, etc
,,..I most certainly bring oa Diarrhel, an,
30 cent bottle Of DR.. SuickIand's Auti.
Cholera Mixture will cure y,n lnd several
others. 1t vii, keep guol H. ahv climate,
Do not fail to tell your cOmrauss to put a
b0ule o! it in Their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggists ondSprepared only by
DR.. a. Strickland 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, O.
March "a, ga. l-y.
SOldiers-we think Dr.. Strickland i:
quite right in advising you in his advertise
nent in our columns of to days paper tC
lake bottle Of his highly recommended An
ti-ChoIera Mixture in yodt knapsacks, i
may cave the lives OF many Of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yous sons do no
neglebt ii. You con get it al the Drug store
at 80 cents per bottle. 1t is the best rene
dy for Diarrhea and DysenteTy.
Mar I'd '64ly.
DIX. STRIOKLAND's Remedies 70
sale hy
S. N. Dodge, Macarthur.
Wm. RurtenshaW. Hamden.