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A correspondent Of The New York
World, writing from New Orleans, Gays:
Every body who sets foot in New Orleans
becomes infected with the prevailing de.
sire to be lsvishly happy. Although our
army and its officers be not native and 70
the msper born yet tits "more honored in
the breach than the observance, To live
N oonfscsted houses and drive in confs-
Gated carriages, drink con6scsted mot con-
demned) wines, in pleasant. natural, and
apt TO loose the reins of puritanicsl
restraint. OF public assemblsges there is
nothing like the olden times. One Of the
most popular amusements in this city is
the fancy dress and masked ball; and in
the perusal of its huge snnunoistion pos
ters, was shocked to find in bold type at
the bottom the following notice: "Gen-
tlemeR are requested to leave any Weap-
ons they may have at the door. A num-
bered check will be given for each article
deposited. No private soldier admitted -
Another amusement much advertised is
called "qusdroon bill" though we guess
at its nature. What shocked end horri-
fed our religious notion most was the
weekly announcement Of q grand re-
union and musical and dramatic enter
tainment at the Tnestre D'0rlesns every
Sunday EVENING" We expected motley
crowd Of shoulder hitters, gamblers and
lorettes, but contrariwise, full sudience
Of venerable and respectable looking
Frenchmen, heads Of families, and fami
lies themselves, and many fair women,
old and young, who, from their gorge grill.
lees, thing happily unknown among our.
selves, seemed to enjoy the comedy CT Dor
Pssquale, even more than the mass which
was told they had heard the same morn
ing, and with quite as good q conscience
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his reply when he was rebuked for coming
in to business at the India House SO very
late in the morning:
You know l always 60 away very
early in the afternoon !" and the still older
one to the anxious passengers oquery on
| entering . crowded omnibus. " All full
insidep al don't know how tbs with the
rest Of the passengers, but that last piece
Of oyster pie did the business for me-" 1t
is related Of some friends Of Campbell, the
author Of the Hohenlinden, on leaving his
room after gay supper, that one Of the
number had the misfortune to fall down a
long fightof stairs. The poet alarmed
by the noise opened his door, and asked,
"What is thst2 ''Tis 1, sir, rolling
rapidly" was the immediate reply Of his
fallen friend. Sheriden is said to have
remarked on entering crowded cammit-
tee-room, in Parliamentary language,
"Win some member move that may take
the chair? p
A poor poet, desiring compliment ask
ed Curran-referring TO his recently pub
ished poem Of that name" Have you
read my Descent into He'll 2" " No;
should like TO see ii,D replied the wit. A
prosy member Of Parlisment having asked
him, "Have you read my last speech?,' he
replied, 81 hope I have" Two old New
England ministers were riding BY a gal
lows, when the elder one asked the other,
" Where would you be. if that tree bore its
proper frult?" 'tRiding alone, sill" was
the immediate reply. An Irish girl at
play on Sunday was accosted by the priest,
" Good morning, daughter Of the devil"
and meekly replied, "GoOd morning, faith
er" Two frieEds meeting, one remarked,
" have just met q man who told me look |
ed exactly like you" +" Tell me who it |
was. that may knock him down, replied |
his friend. Don't trouble yourself" said |
he, did that myself at once"
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COMMIsaI0NER's SAIE,
DURsUANT 10 THE COMMAND OF

decretsl order of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court Of COmon Pleas, for Cuya-
hOga county, Ohio, IN case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William a.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, W. G. DaTldson, and
Peter Csul we're defendants, shall expose for
ssle at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1854, the lands and tenements described
as follows, to wit: situate in the township Of
NeWburgh, being number seven in the Twelfth
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half Of sub-lots Nos. twenty-five (221
and twenty-three (2s) of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-one,
(23l,) three hundred sud thirty two, (SS2O in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grantor hereof by the said Lyman
Little, by deed dated August 18th, 1856, refer
ence being hereby had thereto, said lot contain-
ing Eve Geres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
81 600. J. S. GRANNIS.
Janury 4ths 1854. Master Commissioner.
ian 4l96
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A Massachusetts chsplsin-Rev. Mr..
Hempworth-writes Of the Louisiana Gre
oles
A love Of slavery is in the marrow Of
his bones. He says he has SO many "head
Of niggers," as he speaks Of his cattle.
He never talks to you Of slavery as q mis-.
siOnary society. That is the stronghold
Of who does not believe what he asserts.
He never offers auy statistics to prove that
free labor is impracticable. BE stands on
platform beneath which are no such sub
terfuges. BE simply says:, t'That nigger,
sir, was intended by Almighty God 10 be
the slave Of the white man. He isn't
map; he belongs to q lower order Of be-
ings. !" But, sir, yon commence to reply.
There are no butts about it. I have
lived fifty years with them. know them
them through and through; and no hing
is more evident to g sane man, than that the
niger is one grade only Of the ape" This
is refreshing. There is no chance for ar
gunent You are simply dealing
fanatic Of the worst and most
unreasonable kind. He is worshiping
his ebony idol with all the blind devo-
tion Of the East Indian. He Is not man
Of the nineteenth century, but shows all
the characteristics Of a semi-bRrbarous
age. He resists the Government at every
point. Just beyond Carrollton is an in.
mense and magnificent estate owned by
one Of these Oreoles. His annual yield OF
sugar is fifteen hundred hogsheads. he
might have taken the oath Of allegiance,
and thus saved his property; but he
would not The work of depreciation
| commenced; but he bore it without q mur-
mur. First We took his Eegons, harness
and mules; he said nothing, but scoHled
most aWfulIy. Next We emptied his sta
bles of horses for the cavalry service, he
did not have even pony left, and was
compelled to trudge along on foot; still
nothing was said. Next we took his en-
tire crop, ground it in his own sugar
house, used his barrels for the molasses,
and his hogsheads for the sugar, and
marked the head of each ~. S." not
q murmur. Then came his negroes, three
hundred and more, house-serVants and al,
took 1t into their woolly heads to come
within our camp lines. The Creole was
most completely stripped still he stood
in the midst Of the ruins, dsmning Abe
Lincoln, and wishing that he had eight in
stead Of four sons in the rebel army.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 1
~ CINUIHhATI RAILhCAD
-


1854 wIsrER ARRANGEMENT. lsL4.
On and 1Ftsr Monday, November 18th, Passenger
Trims win lesTs Cleveland follows, (suDds7s sK-
osbted):
IaE ETrnI1-TiAO A. M.-CINOINEAT EXPRESS
stOPping 81 GRAFTON, Wellington, New London
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing.
tom arriving az Urestiine At l0:40 a m-s ColuEn-
Z, II. m '',5 ~ p n, 1i ~ I,
m, Cairo 800 ?. m Fort Wayne 4:l3 p M Ohi-
I'd TrSfu9s:iO Sl'IHG P HGMI.2RsOEU5oiMhODATIo
STOPS At all stations. Ard arrives IN Columbus
5.5o 2. N Cinclnns;i go 9. N.
Sd Trnin-zs1O P. MI.-NlahT EXPREss-stOp-
pins a. Berea, 4rarton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestlins5 Gallon, Gflead, Cardihg-
ton and Delaware; arriving at Orestlfns at lO.i0
2. m.s Columbus los a. NJ, Dayton 4:t5 q. m.s
Cincinnati 100 N. Indianapolis 10 q. m st.
bOuIs s:4s p. N Cairo 5sOga. m, IT. WGyns4 30
n, a1d OhieagO via OroStline l0;4s .. N.
Trains leave Columbus al $50 and IO3Oa n, 39 pm.
arrive ST UsTelAua9 20 a. u.s ESQ and So0 p n.
CORRECTIONS.
ShelbT-Ssndulky, ha1sdsld 4 Newark RallroAd, fcE
HanSGsld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanss-
Otsstlins-PiftsburRh, Fort Wayne Chicago Raj.
Eosc, Forest Upper sandusky,, pslphos' f.
west, and EastIor Manifold, Wooster, Ma
Grafton and BslsSontirs RaIlroad Line for Marion,
Bellsfontains, Sidney, UuiOn, Munelss In
dianAGoli5, Tsrre nAuteL Vinoennes, EEAnS-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, hc.
DeIaWEro-With Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumb mbul-Littls Miami ! Columbus, and 4a1la
Railroad, for Aenia, DAYTON, indianapolis,
Fsrro Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, IoTeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 mis.
Eiasippt RAilroadg -Oincinu for LoriBTille
Evansville, Cairo, Bt. Louis, GRd all point
on the Ohio river.
Lol1mbuS-OentralOh Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zane .
| VILE, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua
| Indiana Railroad for Picun, UrbsnR, &C.
| - Tor Tickets 70 all points and Information ap-
Bsy ct the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket
0@oS, l47 Hupsrior-st
Cleveland. Nov. IS. le61. Superintendent.
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Quiekness and aptness Of thought in
repartee are rare gifts, but most valuable,
If kept in control by Its possessor. The
Monitor gives some illustrations Of its
exercise By eminent wits:
Some persons seem TO have an electric
current Of wit, which flashes the moment
it meets an opposing one and it is our
purpose here to give from memory a few
specimens Of this sort Of wit, for which
we could give the authors proper credit il
we knew their names, beginning with two
Of Lambs which cannot be left cut Of such
catalogue, familiar as they are. First,
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Omos No. AtvAtsr BulldiEg, Entrsnes thFoa
the Insurance Once Of II. =. BrEyton.
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THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALEsl

There Is but one GENUINE AND SURF Cum for GIRLS
or WOAEE who suffer from irregularities. o. Obstruc
tiOnSof the Mensss, whatever may be the cause a
those obstructions This cure has been recognizes
for many years. The only SREe Reliance is in
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EViRrnm,

t' II nature never sets part in vain,
Who" said an ATHEIST, ''shall the fact explain?
Why in the glow worm does her power produce
Such lavish iustre for so little use -
plain, blunt fellow, who by chance stood by,
Heard what he said, and made him this reply
50 Nature" quoth he, "explains he- own design
She meant to mortify all pride like thine,
When DER an insects tail such light she spread,
And left such darkness in 3 coxcomo's head
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REAL ESTATE.
QRAYTON 4 sTOOKWEEI.
REAL ESTATE AGENys,


BkAL ESTATE AGEAES,
Omos No. AtwHtsF BuIldinz. Entrsnes throagh
the Insurance once OH. 7. BrEJeon.
HOUSES AED LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lo;
l5lx20l A very desirable location Terms easy.
Biick House and Lot, corner OF BrOEnel and viii
sOn-Sts. Lot 6gfeet front, running to the Lake.
Can be had at bargain.
Houss and lot No. SIS kinsmAn Street, lot looxSD
house has all the modern tmproyementg Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
Bri6F DweIiings, 5V Eos lo4 and Io6 Euclid Street
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner ParkmAu and BrovnslI-sts.;
9ceupi&sd 3D. also as shoe shoP. Lot 2sKloo teet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufaoturO Of
boxes, wash boards, SC, corner Of Wesr River
and Main-Sts. A good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 0hio-st. $500.
Brick House and Lot, No Iz2 Lake-St., near to the
Two Brick HOUSES and Lots on Ruelid-st-, near Per-
Cottage, No. I2i Lake st. Lot 2SxlOO fsot.
House and Lot, 10. 227 Scoyilie- avenue.
2l5 feet on Summit ST., extending to the Lake. cor
Five acres on Wilson. Avenue, with considerable i'm
House and Lot, No. AT Kiusman-st. A large and
Lot on Michigan street. 3IxI55 feet 81 600 down and
the balance in ene, two and three years.
Clinton PAX. Lot 5S Ssxiss fSet n Pros ot szsS
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. Eot 44xlso feet.
desirable house Aad lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARhs FOB SALE.
30 acres IN Brscks7ie; IS acrss improved, balance
choice timber land as Per acres. Terms easy.
l6O acres in Parma, good House and Barn. 30 acres
good timber, well wstered and good building
stone.
52S acres in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance TIMBER.
SO acres wood land In Brownhelm, LorRin county,
miles north Of Yermillion River.
n Rad IETfFn hall an mNF n
Tinkers Greek.
Y acres on st. Clair St. Small frame houss.
l3 acres on kinsmRn- St, opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres 70 wood land, balance improysd) on Euciid
Road, good springs Of WATER fruit, and q good
Situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands in Iowa, WiseonEin
and Michigan, for sails or exchange.
50 acres in Eewburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Coca house and barn and flne orchard. e5 Oo0
$50 acres 80 miles from TOe1o, ard eight miles from
MauHeon Station on Air Line RAilrosd; $50 prai-
rie and balance timber land. New House, Earn,
and good fruit. go per acre; terms easy. dsels
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RAILR0AD9.

fare aS Low IS By Any Other RoEte.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOB IsvIsTNENF.
90 vacant Lots on Canal and River and near to
gain.
EUCLID sT-Brick House, tVo atoriss basement
and attic, water. gas. bath room, mhfbI- s-.n-
ties, &c. q 500.
LARE-ST-0n Clinton Park, one and Q half story
House and Lot, 50xs9 G2L0
KIhsM h-ST-A large and handsome House, fitted
up With all the modern improvements; ORA Ning
Room, lSX24 feet, aud arRs lot.
ST. OLA AlR-ST-HeW Brick Il use with modern i'm d.
prOvsmsntB. 1900.
KINSM ANS f--Nesr Erie-St., good large Cottage
House aud y acre Of land. o., 500.
HICkH-SI-Sear the Giro Q, West side, House and
Lot. s7a0.
FECT-SF-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and a rooms e, So
CEDAB-ST--hear Perry, two story House and Lot,
With barn el,6nO
WALHU TsT-Good Brick Housa, two stories and
basement.
EuULI ID-ST-Eear Perry, Vacant Lot, I0Oxs3O feet.
WlLLSON-ST-Hear Clinton Bark, Vac ant Lot, 5OK
200 feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-Sts
good ior inve.tnent.
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CONNECTIONS.

OonneotIonl are made st MonrosVIlIs with the San.
ausky, hanIheld Newark 3. B., at Clyde with the
band1akyi Dayton Cincinnati 4 B., At Fremont
with Frsmont : Indiana & B., and at Tolsdo With
tae Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To-
lsdo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit jack
son, Fort Wayne, LoganBport, Lafayette, Cairo, An
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and tts
West 81 9ss5 A. MI - P. ~ and SIS p H. Erom
3andusky st SIS Az. L. d. RUCKER, SUIT.
Cleveland, November Is, l365
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"GeOrgs, my boy, do you know thai Mr..
Jones has found beautiful baby on his
doorstep, sndis going TO adopt him ?"
"Yes, papa; be will be Mr.. Jones step
son, wont he
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CLEVELAND L ERIE R.B,
@NE
WINrER ARRANeEMERT.

-LilEzL-L1k
1884. WINTER ARRAHGEnEET. Isss4
On and after Honday, November 18th, lsss, Pau,sn-
ger Trains will run as follows, (Sundays exosptsd-
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9i5O a. m.-OAT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stouninaa
Milloughbys PainesTille, Geneva, AS6tab1ia
lis p. n, Dunkirk 345 D n BuaaIos-s61 = \,
3;15 z. m.-CIHOINNATI XPRESS-stoooiTea : A
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only snd ~
sIe9 ~ Arie IS p M Dunkirk s:l7 ,. m, But
3s55 2. hi.'-MAIL AND AOOOMMoDArTo5-
Stopping At all stations and arrives At Erie as
0.IO p, m.-EIGHT E1PREss TRkIH-Rso,,i,g
Srt551ai -5s1ai95EEllo, Aahtabula and Girard only AID
m Buffalo t.sD a M 40 a m, Dunkirk S;ss =,
LEAVE ERIE
$40 A H.-HI9HT EXPRESS TBAIH-stoppiuR z AZ
9trard, A5htabuls and PainesTille only, and A.
r1Ye5 q Cleveland at 100 A.
SO M.-dAlL AhD DAOOOMHODATIOH TRAIN
-stopping Ct all stations and ardves at OleFs-
land at 10 IS An.
$50 a E.-rOLEDO ExPRESb-stOppinR AZ an sta-
E,ons except sVanyiiis, ssyarooks UnlouYtlle,
a4sP' P'G.@DAY TXPRfSs TlaIg-s..nrfng =. ni.
rzrd, ConnSsut, Ashtablla, and PainesVfIis
only, and Arrives in OisFalsnd at SIS 2. 4.
- Second Uass Cars are run on al through
An the trains ycins westward connsst at CIssoiAnd
with trains tor TUi510 Chicago, Columbus, Oincin.
natl lndiAnnPli8 st. Louis, &C.; and all through
Iatns Of tbs n. Y 3. Railroad, ard At Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and Budalo q New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls &C., and Ct Erie With trains On tbs
Philadelphia and Erie RSilroad.
D8DRy Express, Eagt and West, connects 81 efirard
atth Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad for
lineaFillei Aoadfilles 5a1estoEn, 20.
Cleveland. November .I6tn, is6s.
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(ILEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.
WINTER ARRAHGElIENr,

On and Aftor Monday, November 18TH 1851 Pa.Isn.
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland follows lSndAFu
excsptsd):
1t5O A. M.-CHIOAGO EXPBESs-Stops af Bsraa
GrStt0n, Oberiin, SOTWslk, MonrosVille, Belle
vueyQlyde, Fremont and EimoTe, and arrives at
Tolsdo at 1890 P. Nj Detroit 20 p H.; and Chi
oago At l05U P. \.
2Fc5 Z. M.-NESTERN hAIL-Stops ct an Bta.
mons n Southern Division. and arrives at To-
ledo a. 6-55 P. n; Chicago 90 A.
4t30 y. M.-HORTHEhH mAlIr-Seopg At Al gta-
glonS IN Northern Division. aud arrives at SAN
dnaky At tH p 4.
1E.2O p. M.-ElGHT EXPRE5S-Btopss At Grafton,
hOrwaik, monroeVile, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives ~ Toledo - Z; P NJ Detroit 500 A. u.
and Chicago at 30 A. N.
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T HN G.. JENNING GS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Policies Written In the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. H.rtsor5
North American Fire Ins Co. % 60 -
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply.
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Ma8gesoi. MsmPaSR Ere la'' Co. sprinsfd, Mass
Charter Oak Life ms. Co., Hartford, CT
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MORNING LEADER.
mORNING JAN. Is. 1864. /
The DomIciIe Erected by John

For Special ard TELEGRAPH News--See
Rfrist Page. For Local Hnd Commercial
NeWs--Ses Fourth Page.
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GGMMEgsIga nERgHARTs.
THATOHER, GARDNER, BURT
l. . Uo.,
Storage and Produce
cOMEIssIoK EEBCEAATa
Onoe and wsrehouse ~ and 70 aerzin-ss.,

UMoe and WeFehouse ~ and 20 MerRfn-st,,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
- Prouristors Of the NEW UNION HAILEAR
3HIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, Iadjein.
iag the New Freight Depot Cf ths O. O. O. Rairoe5
Oc. on 1ersi having astorsge capacity Of tWc
hundred and nfEy thousand bushels.
DEALERS IE-GTain, Flour, Fish Hisbvtnesi
Pork Gsrd, Butter, Soedn and Country Produce gen.
srally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
!. F.THAT0HBE, ir4 ere. W eABDsEB, Of late 1TR
O. H. BUBT, JlRrk, Gardnsr B Co.
A. o. Hairy e n. CLATLEH.
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt %.
- Frcparty rsosive5 by Railway, Canal OF Vssss
tor Sale CT Shipment VIII give personal attsntiOnh
tne purchase and sale o. Prod7ca and nerchsneis
on Commission,
EDLIBERAh CASE ADVANCES nsde on al
DonsiGn1eDts. We are prepared TO recesTe and ShiI
~ Canal, Lake or Rsil, (vitheut cartage,l Grtnd
stonea, Marble, Stsyes, Lumber and Coarse Freight
Of al Eics having the only DeTricks iG the OisT fo
the transfer % heavy 5reights.
st7- Refsr % Bsnks and Business Men generally.
dec7ERST
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TvTE
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
L -TRIESEAARI L ? and ;, are protsotsd BY hoy
al letter. Patent o. England, and secured by Il.
Seals OF tho Acole De Fha-macio do Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SBermstnr
rhRa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely sradioatss all traces OF those
diseases that nave heretofore been trested by the n=
seous and pernicioug Use Of copayiB and oubabs.
Noe Three has entirely suppantod thsinjurioul use
Of mercury, thereby inBuring 70 the susrrr Epeedy
relief dispersins eli impurities aud roofing cut the
TEIEsEaAB, Nos I, and 3 are preparations in the
form OF Lozonges devoid OF taste and smell, and car
be carried In the Walstcoat pOeket Sold In tn
and divided into separate doses administered b.
Nelpau, laiemand, kour, Rcsld, &c. Price o. each;
or oasss tOr ~, which saves 90; and IN eT cAsss
whereby there Is g saving OF %. To be had whole
H5E York
Immediately on receiving romlttales Dr.. Barrow
VIII Onward the TTio3smar to any part Of tbs world
securely packed and addressed according % Ehs IN
struotionH OF the writer,
2s~-sold ~ O. " OLARE- A gent snr rIavaIsrd
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epFeI6I EgTGEs.
Children owe much Of their sickne

Children eve much Of their Sickness t.
csias. Munster vhsrs the disease nay appsar to b
9 rat.d IS origin nay be traced 20 Suppressed per
Spiration, or q Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct producs Of Colds In short Colds are the
hArbngsrs q half The diseases ,nas ct humanity
f0r as they caused BY checked p,rEpirHiion, and
a. I've eighths of the was e matter Of the body es-
caps the Bores fhess pores are osea, that
p-op1rtieR Of diseases necessarily folloWs- Keep
clear, hsrefore Of Colds and Coughs the great pre-
eurpoEaof disease; or a contracted, break them up
fnn. .diateiy, by timely u5s Of MADANE PoRTER's
OuRAIIvG Balzaul, sc and 59e per bottle.
.BH-Aadams Powers Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tainsI y Is1ioa Bros-, and Strong a ArmstrOng's,
Wholesale ASssts, Cleveland, Ohio. ianIl.R2 lW
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
Thess Lassngss are prep red frcm highly esteem.
Cd recips f5r alleTiating Bronchial Affections Asth-
ms, HoarsonesI, Coughs, Colds AID Irritation or
eo1sne. of tbs Throat.
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND VOCAlIST5
WI hnd them btnsasal in clearing the voice before
psaking or singing and relieving the threat after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal O-Eins. having
CELLAR adaptation to Elections which distu. b the
organs Of tpsesh.
HTsold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
O. tAa United States and most Forsirn oountries h
= cent? PER b7x. jAal2-Rz line