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ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
-
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY. AZ Public square,
HAS all the LATEST INVENTIONS TN WIG H0RK.

SEE TIE ILLUSION WIs-It FITS TO 3 charm.
OURL-FRESOH NATURAL BlbGLBrS-
Jus received idireo9e large qusntity OF thls oee1-
tfful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see Ion
SWITCHES AND BBAIDs-Al large and well.
selected stock always on hand.
WhTER-FAlLs. BUTTERFLY BOWS, BU.
GENE BOWS and FREEOd HEAD-DREbsESi
mad by the advertiser equal to tbose imported,
- Ladies' own BTEids MADE into any OF ths
above Hesd- Dresses without injury 20 switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Outtipl
done IN the latest and most prevailing styles.
A Neutrality-suspicious. attention pmd <
this branch Of the business. The beet OF Dye used
HOT AND COL BATHS alW avs ready. Th'
best bathiHg Apartm euts IN The city, ~
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Oonnsonons are made st noDroeVigs with the Esh.
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark B. Ri at Clyde with ths
3AnduaHy, Dayton q OilCinuAtR b b. at Fremonf
with III FIeniOHt 4 Indiana x. X. and ct ToledC
with the Michigan Southern s Northern Indtana ant
Toledo & WabAsh Railroads for chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, EOIt Wayne, LoganEport, Lafayette. CAirs,
Southwest
Trains arrive IN Cleveland IRON Tclodo and ths
west ct s:D A. E.r7;as r.. and $40 R.H- AIoB
5nduHky 81 9sIb A. - Ia d. klUEAk. buEG
maHalaud, Oct. q. 1874
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DIR. DEHARTS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND,
nLunAa MndIoai nirnnnnnnu

Private kedicaI DispensarY,
I3O Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHL-s and all other dis
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than ct any
other similar Institution in this country. Every
one should know THAT whilst Sho siiehtsst seHsti
~tutiORal contamination exists, marriage Is lmPos-
sible. for the good reason that where onsprtng en-
sues disease is nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst mPediments 70 mAtE1'
mOny.
Suffering msutslly and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this q Dispensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting RELIEF,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per
manently. No books published ~ nor lsrued IRON
this Institution BY which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator
should enclose one do lar and three postage ste mPs,
aud by return mail they will receive, with full d.
rections, the only reliab Q Female Regulator in use.
This r. gulator 10 fast becoming the faVoriie ofladiee
| everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
distractions from colds aud any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. letter.
on consultation Bhou d contain one dollar and 9
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patterns never see each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to P. n
Once and Dispensary open from 8 A. n. to T. H.
daily, except Sundays. AIlneeesssry surgical oPer'
atiOns performed.
Address, DIX.
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for cireulal
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oan be seut to any part OF the county. hem7mDei
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9;r4d&.y
49,
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B-THE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Gssay Of Warning and instructions for TOang Men.
Also neW ana reliabls sreatmsnt for Disfass Of
9 Urinary and sszad eyStsmAa sent frse, In
sealed envelopes Addrss Dr.. ]. ekIIiin HOughton,
Hornrd As.sclation. P~hnstsnhia Pa. HrQ.R
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DUB STOCK OF
Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT

Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have be,n wrought,
Our Rallant boys are coming home
JED Davis has been caught.
Puzzsl huzzai nov hang your banners cut,
Huzzal huzzAl let all the people shout
The way the rebel chief was caught
/ Is lsughsble indie d;
He tried to Tun in petticoats,
But he did not succeed
Huzza huzza hang all your banners out,
JEFF Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should retrest
With 9 great boWie-kniie in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzza huzzai our b~ys have got good sense;
'TwiTt gaiter shoes and stOgy boots they know
the difference.
Oh. crInoline, we think you Gne,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President,
When rs did show his lei.
Huzza huzBaI there's nothing half 50 nne
To show . foot and ankle Oh, lik well raised
crinOline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jeh,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have q better end in view,
HuIz4T huzzaI JEFF Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, just keep hi
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JEFF / avis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them TO a fine new suit
IshhC-S UglOE HALLl
HuzzAi huzEal fling the starry banner out,
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let all The
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Pricas, at
Isaac a. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines StOrr's Automaton Freshman, and
StrOng's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
S% Look out for the Giants my25
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
d exhibition, a large stock of
FANCY OASSIMHRE5,
BLACK DOESKINS,
BLACK DALIAH & BRONNB BRO Al OLOTH,
BLACK AMI FANCY SATIhEITS,
EVBRET MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST C0TT JNAnES,
AND DRAB HALIENS,
ILICI N Safer DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS nRILLS,
FURNIsHIHG GOD
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and WhO'e.
sale buyers generally, Will find It to their sdVan-
tsge to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. B mAhN,
jyI3 162 Superior st. opp Bank st
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WEVELAND AND rIrTsBUEGH

1850. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
On and after Monday. May 10Th. 1864, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted9 - DlloWa:
500 A. M.-mAlL-ArrfVes 1t Ritrsbursh ss0VF. n.
HArrsburEn 3:n A H., Baltimore 1900 A, ~
MashinEtonl Os15A n, Philadelpkla 6sodA. ~,
heW YORK i0a00A- H., WheeliRg6 900 ?. l. OOrs
meets At Hudson with q, z AZ. BIB. for Akron
lD ?. H-ExPREss-ArriTes at Pittsburgh sas ?.
H.. HarTisburgh TsO A H., Baltimore Il % p.
n Washington so P. Il, Rhiladelphia i2s4O 2.
$40 ?. G.-Ad0oMaoDATI0N~For BudsoE and
intef mediate Stations. Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
and MhlerBburgh, connecting at OrrTills with
Nv q. By. for Canton, massilon, Woos-
ter and Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
(via Alentown) without change.
- Fare 81 low y y All okner Ike.
~ Through Tickets can BE- procr~sc at the Union
Ticket once. Wedd~n Horse, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street staff N.
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
l. IN WHICH
Ill NaNSAA arc Interested.

III UIHNb0b SIO A~HLOEObTOus
Farmers. DroVers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ohanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor
should ask them selves If the slightest SYPHILIfIcl
or so-caIled PRIvArE DISEASE, faint IL lin gering in
their SYSTEMS, If so, they should apply in person.
IL possible; If not possible In person, by letter
and receive by return mail a blank circular Of
questions, which will enable tiny one to know posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader 1t is not necessary 70
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scOurge, yet IL may
be advisable to mention IS most prominent STPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and STPHILIs
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In it,
deathly aetiOn.
Every one should know, also. that many Of the
most obstinate and worst ULOERsTBD THR0ATs
proceed from this oause, and will, II not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look to
your true Interest, and consult bV l~etter,or sPPly 81
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IMPORTANT TOLADIES-Dr. Har

1mfOh-TANE III LADlES-Dr. liar
-ey's Female Pills have never yet failed in remoV-
hg difficulties arising from obstruction. or stop
PAGE Of nature, or IN restoring the system 70 per
f0ct health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
PTolapsus, Uferi, the Whit-s, or other Weakuess o.
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are per ectIy harm
less on the consultation, and msy be taken by the
most delicate female without bauHing al, tTeSs the
Bame time they act ike q charm by 3 .reD gtheninR,
inyigOrsting and restoring the By'tem 10 3 healthy
condition, and BY bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. they should, however, SOT
be taken during the 6nst three months Of pFegnAn-
CT, although salt At any other time, q miSOaITiage
would be the result.
Each b Z contains so pills. Price g..
DIR. HARvET's TREATIsH on DiSsAses Of females
Pregnancy, MiscarTiage, Brrrenness, Steailiiy, Re
production and Abuses Of Nature, and emphRticGl
~ the Ladies Private nedical ADV ser, q p mPhlft
Of a pages sent free to any address. Six cents re
quired to ray postage.
The pills and book will be sent by mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, ty
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General AGENT,
No. T6 Cedar pt New York.
SS-SOld by all lbe principal DruggiSts
G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent Tor Cleveland. 4
fulv7I-R9-m ~ fGwv y
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NLRVBLAND . KRIR RAILKOAD
WHITE AHBAHaEnadT

On and Gtsr nonaay, Dot. Ilst, 1855, Passn-ss
Trains viii run - olloWs, SUNDAYS axOeptod)f
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. H--DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-Stoppins a
WIloughby, PAnesVile. Madison, eeneTE, Bsh,
abClA. OonneaGt and Girard onlT. and arrive -
Erc 81 In ?. H. Dunkirk t;4s ?. n, Buffalo
I.B P. m.lOIHOIHHATl E-XPREss-srosv,Da A
-PuinesVllp, AshtabulA and GirArd only. aud A.
rtyes a. Ene6:sO ?. H. Dunktrk Ss& r. n. Bw
T.so 2. M.@nAiL-AHp AoOOmMoDATIoa-
BtoPYing At al BtAtiOnH and arrive ~ Era e
500 ?. M..HisHT EXPRESS TRAIH-sso,,;rr AZ
Pains.vilie. Ashtsbqla and eirAEd ONLY, snd
H. BufAlo an Al
LEAVE HRIa
- a. KNIGHT ELPRES T-RAIn-dtopylna
at Glrard, AshtSeqia aud PaanssVilis only. and
s,ISs A. . Am kOGonmoDATfon
TBA1H-StoPpinE a. all stations and ArTiVs :.
Usgelaod at l6:1Au
n0:ib A. h.-TOLEDO EAPRESS-HsopBins Al AZ
utstiOa5 except SWBuVille, Gaybrook, D1ionviIIr
Perry, Mentor and Nioklf5o, aud arrives n
UioyelADd et 2;l5 P.M.
SIS II. M.-DAY XPRESS TRAIE-stOppinE n
girard, Conneaut, ABhtabuls, Geneva a Paines
vile only, and arrives 10 Cleveland II q.25 ?. =.
~ Second CsB Oau are run on all Through
an the tIains gong HssFEEru connect ht UlsFelAns
With trains for Toledo, Chicago. OoluHbus Oucin-
aati. Indianapolis, 81 Louis. 30. aud al through
trains Of the New York q Eriu Railroad, and 81 bud.
il with these Of the New York Central a buffalo Z
New York CITY Ra.iroads Sr New YORK., Albany
Boston, Niagara Falla, sc, and at Eris Whtb traiRI
on the Philadelphia 4 Erie kalroad.
~ Day EIprees, East and Wees, oopnscta 81
GirArd With Trains on Erie \ Pittsburgh Rairosd
aE LlnsIsilis' hsadVilS Jsnsstogn, &C.
CHsysland. OCT. Ezst- IsEd
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BRIL3S SPFOIFIO PILIS-WA1

OnLlA ha
RANrE0 IN ALL CAsES-CaR be relied on
Never fail 90 curel Do NOT nauseatel Afe speedy
in aotiOnl No change Of diet requirsdt Do NOS in
torfere With business puuuitsi Dan BE- ustd with
out detectionl UpEard Of 30 eures the past month
some 9 then very severe cases Over one hun
drsd phyaicien1 have used than In their prse
hoe, and speak well Of their efficacy and approve
oithsire ompoEiuoA, which is entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system Hundreds Of certin.
cAtes can DO shown. Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine sptcIao PHI. They are
adaptet for male and female, 0 d OF yOurs z. and
tn only reliable rsmsdy for efscttnE q perma-
nont and speedy cure In al eases otep. rnaforrhea
or Seminal Weakness, with all it's trains Of evils,
such - OTethrat aud Vaginal DISCHARGES, elect
she Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confluence, = enitai Debi ity and 1rritabflity, In
potency, Weakness CT loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility, &c, &C, ailO 0hich ariss principally IRON
6eKual Excessts or Felt Abuse or some ~coDstitu-
tiOnal deranFemeut, and iuoapacitates the suhvi eF
from fulfilling the duties Of uErried life. In sill
Consulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary Sexual and Nervous Diseases, WIN VIII
send, free 70 all, the following valuable work, in
scaled envelope:
TEE FIgTIETH GHoUsANb.-Dr Bells Treatise on
eelfAbuse, Premature Decay, Impotence snd Loss
Of Power, eexnsl Diseases eeminat Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, g initial Dsbiiity, 80, &C., a
pamphlet Of O. pages, containing important ad-
vice 10 the afiieted. and which should 10 read by
every sufferer, Is tbs means Of cure in the tsFerest
stages 1t plainly st forth. Two STAMPS required
TO pay postage. tulyzl:R.m NOW trAWy.
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UIU h1E6 MAUH M W.
A pamphlet directing how 70 speedily restore
tight and give up spectacIes, without aid Of doctor
or mediosne-Sent By mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. b. F0OTE, Md,
febl4. R2dkW T1S0 Broadway. New York.
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o0aHEsgEHe EoHDAH, OCrosEB sisF, 1854.
- Mails viii Be opened and rsady Tor daliTsu
ns hour AFTER arrival Of traina.
~ All kAfH Close one hour bsfora dspaFturs .
rrnina.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsFERN
IA shILWAY.
Bprlng and summer Arrangements.

/ 0KEANk anu 1AAIAADE 8uSInlgM
Takes Eject Monday, Nay sth, 1855.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY tive
uLEVELAED and INV YORK.
DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland tsunday ssxosDt-
~ ~ ss5J A. NJ arrives at MeadYillo az eco ?. n.
fDinner) salamanca at SIS p. ~. Isl opin9 Cam
and New York at I:1O ?. n.
"HI9HT ExrsEss," leaves OlsSoland tsatuIdsys
sEceptedD 81 6;45 ?. -, sleeping Cars at1ached,O
arrives 81 Meadyfls at loo a. =. Salamanca Al
o A. H. and New York at 1890 P. a
W~EsTWARD.s
Tag -Ezprsss-LsaVes New ToTk AkHU
Arrives At Cleveland as--.f55 az,
Night Do Leaves New York At. -..651Rm
Arrives At Cleveland at.---.9s65 Pm.
Hal TRAINS.
Tran Saving Cleveland Cast ak--.-.-.- . 81
arrives At franklin st.. 435FH.
TrAtR ioaVtRg Cleveland IS Eastl.-.s Is ?. =,
arrives At Franklin 49, T45
Train leaving Cleveland 1t (Southl--.-. H3iP.H.
arrives at youngstown st. sl6P =. =.
Train isaYing Cleveland at (south).-.... tbs A. n.
arrives at youngstown st-l0sA A. \.
rrAin leaving YOunSSsOwn st EOftbJ--~ 8 IS AZ.
arrives at Cleveland At-.--10OQ A. ~
Train leaving youngstown at Rortbl... $40 P. n.
arrives at Cleveland A.. go ?. \.
= 81 salamanca 81 West)---.. 6 30 A. -.
arrives at MeAdVilie At....-Il:45 A. =.
arrives 1t Akron Et.-.---. 6,31R J. 4.
" Akron at QEAso-."----- I:40A-
arrives 1t msadvfls at..... n.
arrives at salamsnoa A. T:40 !. -
CIHOINEATI EXPRESS
Trans leave LeYittsburgh ct fSouthl.--.. 6;66 A. ~
RaVsEnA At F" .--. $40 A. \.
Akron at " $500. TAO
4" " Mansfield at q .-.II:OOA.M.
9ai1on At ...-ll:65 A. y.
4" Marion Al 100 p n
" UrbanA st OORH
+" Springfield at " =. 442RH
I" Dayton at " -. SO FE
Arrive st Cincinnati at----...- $50 !. =,
Trains Leave CinotEDAti ct (EasD-------. 500 A. =.
q" Dayton at e" .....-.1O45 -.
get" Springfield at " ..---.--.1l:42 A. n.
Urbsna at " .------125O ?. =.
Marion st ..----.. 3;45 ?. n.
Gallon 1t " ----- 6:15 P. ~.
Babshold At {" ..--..---... 8 80 P. n.
" Akron at " ..---...--. 9.25 P. N.
4" I" RsVennA at {" --.--.-I0OO ?. y.
Arrive at Leayittsburgh, connect With
New York Express st...------.---.1O:O ?. n.
Ask Dr through Tickets via "SalAmAnoa."
D. M0LABES, GsnT sup'E.
E. +. FULLER Gem ickst Agent myIT
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OLKVELAND OOI0NBU5 = OINs
OCIHNAT1 AIhBOAD,
054S. WINTER ARRAHGEERHT ISo4A

OLKVELANn OO1OEBU5 q OIRs
OCIHNATI AILROAD,
054R. WINTER ARRAHGHHRHT lSoAA
Lt TrAln-s.e5 A, H.-OIHOLRHATI EXPREsS,
stopping At Grafton, wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestlits, Gallon, Gilead, Oar
dIHgtoR, Ashley, Delaware DsHiH 0antrs ans
Woethington.
Sd TSln-s:B p. M.-AUOOEMOOATIOH.-St0Ds
1t all stations, and arrives IN Columbus ct s -
!. q, Cincinnati 1850 A.
ID Trnins-lOa 90 P.M.-HIeHT EXPRES-EtoPFins
~ Grafton, Wellington, Kew London, FlebTr
Orestline, Salon, Giiead, OsrdiHSton sna 70.
FruinS IsSSs columbus atI 20 and 10 Is 1.OF-s,
I" srTiIo Ht Cleveland sao A. n. , and sa9 ?. .,
DOhNEOTIOEBI
uhsibT-Bandngky, mAns1sld = Newark Ral-psd, 70
nAnafsld, M Vernon Newark. HEneEEiiis'
urafure-PtttsourEh. EorI WAYNE Cniosse Eail.
read, Forest, Upper Sandrsky. Delphos, Line,
Fort Wayne. IeH0rte. Chicago, &C, West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster, MasEillou, -.
aFRffOn and BellefontainQ Railroad Line, IOT HAricn,
BeIlefOntaine, Sidney, Union, MuDcie, indian
ApOlis, Terre Hauts, Yinoennes, HVRDssiua
Louisville, cairo, 81 Louis, 20.
DslsWars-With Springfield Branch for 5PnDFneld.
OolumbuB-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Lenia
Bailfoad, for 4enias Dayton indianapolis,
Tcrre Hsute, Sc. Louis, MOrrOW, LOVeland, and
Uncfuuatl ard with the Ohio and MlaisIipEt
yils, Cairo. st. Louis, I'd all points On ths
OoIumbus-OsntrA Ohio BaUro@d nor Newark, kans.
vile, Wheeling, &C.; ~OCiumbuss PtQ1a 3 II
diana Railroad for PtqUa, UTbAna, DC .
At the Passenger Station, and It Union Ticket CHos
IA superior street. = B. FLINT.
Cisvaiand. Oct 81 INA s1HeEtLE1ndsaf.
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FLoRENCES SPIRIT FOR THE
Hair, ~restcrts grag hair 20 It's original color, pre-
Eenn it, falli1g ouf, and gives Il glossy aud youth
tul appeAranoa. eold b Q. W. OLAkE, l9 eu-
periOr ainet. iyI2.251
B6-EVkRY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE EI0ILIAE HAR RE-
EEHHR, tha splendia preparAtion for ths HAIR,
which il fass becoming 90 popular and % nuch
Inquired for. No one Who has once trlsd It WIN
Yer give up the use eft. -v u .ar
It viii restore gray hair 70 its OFiginA color.
IL viii prevent he hair from failing ont.
Is eleanses Tie scalp, and makes ths hair Sof,
lussrons and slIken.
Il ls . splendid hair dressing. ss
For sale By ali Druggists.
B. P. Halls 700, Nashua, h. g.,
BENTON, DUNLAP q 90, Cleveland, Ohio,
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BEEroE. DUNLAP q 90, 0Isvslsnd, ohiO,
9eDeIal Wholesale Aeanta. -. .iuaaal1
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New York Express st.....-..-.-...--....10:5O O. P. n
Ask Ir through Tickets via Salamanca"
D. M0LABES, GsnT sup'E.
E. T. FULLER Gem tckst Agent. myIT
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P%0sToFFIcE TlMETAsLE

IS64-S. Winter AFrangomeaT lSc4-S.
ROR THu
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF AAILS,
AT TIE
~ULEVELAHD PRESCRIPTION
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HLLS
The combination Of ingredients in these pills il the
reuslt Of a long and extensive practice. They are
mild In their oper ton and cannot do harm to the
most delicate; certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful menBtruaton, removing ell distractions,
whistler IRON Coli or other wise, Headache, Pain in
the Side PAlpitatiOn Of The Heart, Whites, al HerV-
our Afe tom, Mysteries, Fatigue, Psiu In the back
Interruption Of Nature.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
vas the commencement Of 9 new era IN the treatment
Of irregularities and obstrucfions which have cou-
signed 50 mann to . premature grave. No female Gao
enloy good health unless she Is regular, and whenever
an obstruction takes plA 3 the geceral health begins
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERsIgTFsT
sUoOEss- EOH'T BIZ DECEIVED. Take this adver-
tisement 70 your Druggist, and tell him that you
want the BEST and MOST MEDICINE
In II WORLD. which Is comprised in these Pills,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
have been 8 standard remedy for over thirty years,
md are the most enectual enc ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all class s they
are Invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them at different periods, throughout the ooun-
tn, having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with eaou box. Price ONE DOLLAR per box,
or boxes fOrs5, .
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, secure from obserya-
ton, bT RENTING to the ProprietOrs- SOLD By BBUa-
GIsTs GENERALLY. ..
HUTOHIHGs a HILLYER, Prop'rs,
81 Cedar street, New IOTk.
BENTON lilo and lis Superior street
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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-04-08
From Colorado.

From the Denver Ne,cs we learn that the
Denverites expect plenty Of water in Cherry
Creek, on the melting Of the snow.
By an order from Washington, February
9th, Colonel Moonlight has been appointed
Brigadier General.
Two companies from Arapaho county are
both on the march against the Indians.
Their outfit is paid for in cash. Horse,
pistol, blankets, ETC., belong to the men as
bounty for service. Captain Cozzen's COM
Pany, from Gilpin county, has also started,
out all the men are not mounted.
There is very interesting account of
the great Masonic Fair and great Masonic
Festival. The gross proceeds of the for
mer amounted to between five and six
thousand dollars. The affair came off on
Monday the 9th Of February, and is re-
ported by o. ]. Goldrick in his best style.
He "spreads himself" on it, and no won
der. Hundreds of eyes, bright as twin
stars, lighting up faces so beautiful. 1t is
pretty to read of and better to see-yes-
considerably better.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-04-08

The AMERICAN NAYr-ENeL1sH ApxIs.
sroNs.-Every American must feel gratifed
at the praise of our navy by English states.
men and journals. The London Time.
says: - a- 49,
I" The Americans have raised their navy
to that of irst-class power, and this one
fact alone should make US look more close.
ly than ever to our navy. Instead OF our
feet being overgrown, it is clear that we
are long way behind the United States in
Iron.clads." .-..t.
The London Shipping Gazette thus re-
fers to the subject: 49,. =
' "We have now, built or building, thirty
armor plated ships; but this is compare.
lively small feet as compared to what the
Federals will shortly have. Between the
conflicting claims of the turret and other
principles, the numerical superiority of our
fleets should not be lost sight of. The
Americans are building some large vessels,
especially designed to carry the heaviest
guns yet invented, looking to the steaming.
sailing and stability Of the ships, and not
to their impenetrability. Shot or bolts oil
300, 400 and 600 pounds are to be fired
from the guns of this feet. If the sides
of iron vessels can be penetrated by shot
from thegu Of a wooden ship. then we
shall have to experimentalize again." 3
1t is plain that Britannia no longer" " rules
the waye," and that the "supremacy of
the seas must be accorded to the war
born navies Of the United States. -