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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

Asses
ATE
TzE
.ACH OR BOWELS.
hem, Ia eTaEg instance, If
( GOES
\ C0UGR BALsAM
eureg the moss yio ent
attacks OF crozpia s.ther
old es yoGDS
i GOES
4 COUGH BALSAA
lcures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
4 GOES
COUGR BALsAA
.9Ures sore throat and
soreness Of thc chat and
lungs.
| GOES
4 COUGH RALSAH
cures hosrsensss ana ticE.
tng tu the throat.
/ GOES
\ G0UGR BALSAH
relieves coIsumptivs
cough Is Booa as L e
saks1-
GOES
C0EGH BALSAN
oures induenza, ssthms,
and al bronchial afsc-
tiols-
GOES
] COUGH RALSAH
"a tbs largest bottle IN
the world Tor The price,
therefore, not eny the
best, bgt the chssrssr
nodie.ns extant.
Over ons Mnlson bottles
%
GOES
COUGH BALSAN
are sold avnual'y. and
, the people all pTonoUneo
| it the bsst cough pr par
attol thsy ever uHed.
GOES
} COUGH RALSAA
Is warranted 10 give sat.
isfaction OF the money
refunded.
, Ne Gmiiy can uhord to
D. without
II GOES
1 COUGH RALSAM
IN tbs ho1se ready fer
limlsdtase Gse
! GOES
!. COUGH BALSAN
II costs but
FORTY CEST5.
The bottle hoids mora
thai suy o.hoT az The
ssns price
Tho Bsdicfno iis II Is
warranted superior 70 al
Others.
Sold By drugsists every
lwhsTO.
& 3 90, Pr0Dsists-s,
EsE Haven, Cann.
8 BARNES s CO.,
10 2I Park rev.
WELLS & co.
No. Il5 FIsRklis street.
HEMBOLD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

Sold By drugsists every
.vheFo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07
CUES
C0VGH BALSAN

FORTY CENTS
The bottle hoidi mora
thai suy o.hoT at The
saIns price.
Tho msdicfno iis II Is
warranted superior 70 al
0thers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
Crinoline Abandoned.

According to Partisan expositor of the
fashions of the day, crinoline has received
notice ofits final punishment from aristocra-
tic circles. 1t particularly draws the atten-
ton of the followers of high ton to the fact
that at the ball at the Tuileries, on We'd
nesdayevening, her ImperialMsjesty dress
ed with her usual exquisite taste, exhibited
tune grGnde sobriete dams FannpIear des en-
toWraares, delicate way of expressing
example, it appears, has been initiated BY
all those who have pretensions to mingle in
the circles of fashionable life. The conse-
quence is that the impediment to the free
circulation of the guests is now in some
measure removed, and the grand staircase
of the Tuileries, which has lately been al
most impracticable at certain hour of the
evening, when the party departs and the
later visitors present themselves, is now as
cended without the usual difficulty. At
one Of the representations at the Theatre
Compiene the crinoline was voted an ab-
surd and enormous nuisance. The ladies
only found seats. The cavaliers were COM
PEELED to stand the whole of the evening.
At the ball on Wednesday evening the
Duchesse de Persigny and Madame Say
were the theme of general admiration
Their toilet was pronounced irreproacha-
bic. They too had renounced the repu-
dated crinoline. A struggle has com
menced between the pro and anti-crino-
Enists, the former being still in the major
ity. The dressmakers viii not let the
fashion of exaggerated wide circhng robes
and oyer-crowded decorations go out if
they can help it-LOndon Mor'aing Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
THE PRESIDENT AND THE PEACE NE.
GOTIATIONS.

GOTIATIONS.
The following comment on the part tax
en- by President Lincoln in the recent peace
negotiations, is from the Washington cor
respondent of the N. Y. Independent, whose
habit has been to speak in very different
terms of the Executive.
The Presidents Message containing the
correspondence, telegraphic and other, re-
speeting his negotiation with the rebel COM
missioners, was sent to the House on Fri
day, and is the subject of excited conversa-
ton in political circles yet. Mr.. Lincoln
has not sent to Congress another document
since his term commenced which met with
so cordial welcome. So long as Repub-
hcans in Congress were left to grope in the
dark, they were for the most part inclined
10 criticise and condemn Mr.. Blair and Mr..
Lincoln. There was fear that something
was going on of which the loyal people Of
the country would be ashamed when it
came to be generally known. The mes
sage places the President in new light
that OF a diplomatist-and he is to-day
more popular in Congress than he ever was
before. The universal sentiment of the
patriotic members is that he has acquitted
himself nobly. 1t will be noticed that Mr..
Stephens, who is prominent among those
who deprecated the entire proceedings, got
up in his place as soon as the message was
read and gave his sincere approval of the
conduct of the President He praised the
correspondence, charscterizing it as 'tmas-
terly" This is the sentiment of nearly
every Republican member of Congress
Where before was disposition to condemn,
there is now cordial admiration of our
Chief Magistrate.
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fftrlrorrt5olrrnal
NEW ALPHABET ron 1ses.


A is for America, land SO wide and free
There's room for all the human race, ard all
posterity.
is for Belligerent, name that was bestow'
On southern rebels, who betray'd and shed
their country's blood
Q is for Chivalry, who would o er al the nation
Spread Slavery, and be themselves the lords of
all creation.
D is for Devotion true to Freedoms righteous
cause,
Devotion to the Union, Devotion to the laws.
E'sfor Eagle, dauntlesa bird, of bold unAinch.
ing gaze;
May our brave fellova face the foe as he the
noontide blaze.
F's for Admiral Farrsgut; hardy vet'ran sea-
king,
Conc ring he comes thro' storm of guns, and
cannon loudly shrieking.
G's for glorious General Grant That we may
take for granted;
Thank God for granting such Grant lust at
the time he's wanted.
H is for Hood. of Tennessee. who great things
did determine,
But then in Thomas found his match, and was
hoodwinked by Sherman.
I-let the answer ~, . u, . L. /" re-echo thro'
the land,
When duty calls fcr men to fight with ready
heart and hand.
shall begin our Jubilee, when peace we cele-
brate,
When brothers shall be foes no more and love
shall conquer hate
is for Kindness, hail the day when ali men
kindly deal
With fellow men, and wisely seek their own in
others veal.
Lisf for Lincoln-Abraham (henceforth house,
hold name
Who loved the paths his namesake trod nor
feared to keep the same.
Ms for Mcclellan; what he did deserves fair
praise and mention;
What &c didn' n'twe'n suppose supplied by good
intention.
" is for Neutrality, another name for aid
To rebellion by building ships and running the
blockade.
Ois for Omnipotent; so may that people be,
Who put their trust in God s right hand to guard
their liberty.
P is for Patriotism pure; God sees with eye be-
nign,
And blesses those who sacrifice at thy most ho.
ly shrine.
Q'sfor our Quarrel Many ask, ''what is it all
about2"
"Is it worth while for negro slaves, ''the max.
ing such routf''
RS for Redemption, answer we, for this unhap-
py race;
To pity, help and succor them, God grant us all
his grace
S, crooked S, stands for undaunted Sherman's
deathless name,
Who straight his fifty thousand led, thro' Geor-
gia on to fame.
I is for Time, who puts an end to war and trib-
ulation;
is for Union; therein lies ourpeace our strength,
our all,
United may we ever stand, divided we must fall |
v is for VictOry-dearly won Hence let men
count the cost
Before they rouse, for selfish ends, 10 strife /
kindred host.
" is for Wilmington. Thy day of plenty'G past; |
Of blockade-runners to thy port thou st seen |
the very last.
x is for ESesnatto JEFF D. and all his rebel crew; |
Oh wretched men repent There may be /
mercy yet for you. /
Y is for Yankees-let the name have due ap- |
probation;
They'll prove to friend as well as foe very /
plucky nation.
is for Jealous friends, who see our cause in
its true light;
May all in time spell with this rhyme, and learn
TO read it right
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
ERIE RAILWAY.

6rsat Broad Gsgss, DoEsls Tracs. md Tslsg7epL
Route %
NeD York, Boston and GN Eastern Cities.
UARRTlEG TIE
Great Western and South Western q. s. halls.
~ IKss go ExPEEss TRAINs leave Dunk.r-
E2zz5 - daily, on arrival Of ali trains On
the Lake Shore Railroad from Cleveland Cincinnati To-
ledO. Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul. st. Louis &C. sud
run through 10 New York without change.
The ONLY ROUTE running Cars through from the lakss
to New York City. Splendid ventilated Sleeping cars
on the Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fsrs slvsys IS low as by
any other route.
Boston passengers and their baggage rsnserrsd Free
in New York.
Be particular and call for Tickets ys Dunkrk and the
Erie Railway, which are sold at all the principal Railroad
Ofices in the West
This Road aiiOIds superior facilities for shipment Of
Freight. Express Freight Trains leave New
York daily, making close connections through TO all
points West.
For Freight rates enquire of A z. WARD 240 Broad
way AewTork; JOIN s. DULAF 10 State Street Boston
Mass, of Z. s. SPENCER, Western Agent 81 Clark-i
Chicago CH8S. MINOT
July II, 1853 Gsn'l Supit.
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IMPROVED

Toledo, Ohio, October Z6th. l504
nEAz Il is with the utmost willingness thst give
nv testimony regards the sxceency Of yonr Ael0de
onz. Aftsr thorough ac4usintsncs with the nstru.
ments oil other nskerE candOr ccn1pels ssydhst
those Of ycur anuiseIs pass them rega eiac-
tieity OF touch; eTennsEB Of oeing aud freed from
ell harshness, and thinness of tone shall uuAesitat-
Inpy recommend them in answer to the numerous uui
riss If purchasers. Yours truly, Z. p. SPRAGUE,
Prof o. Music, and OF gsnist Of Trinity Church.
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TRUTH CONCERNING

GRANVILLE, Licking county Ohio.
Mesgrs. r L. .SxLLEE5 & Co-Dear SiIs:-I have been
engaged for the last thirty the drug and medicine
business during which tae nave sold al the principal
Vermifuges that bays been before toe public.
Some five years sgo received asupply of 2 L. SelleTs
Verrnifuge which, with the balance, had 10 stand upon
its own merits
shortly after receiving it. sold bottle TO Of our
citizens Mr. Horace WOcOt and others whO reported 50
favoraby ofis effects, that induced to use it in my
own family when more than my expectations real
lied am now selling of il ten to of all Others in
nv store among which Fahnestocks AcLane's and
Swaine's consider it safe, prompt and reliable Yer
nifuge and by far the heat Of any with which
quainted You liberty to eDcve statement
over my signature, if you see proper.
Yours, Respectfully, A. +. FtIICHAI1D-
Price, TWeMtysFIVs Gents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
IMPROVED mELODEONs.
Aii iittist c.Aaz .'ss3 S.ossF.; =

IOLEDo, Ohio, October, 1864.
lii. ". ". WHITSEY.-YOur Improved &eiodeons are,
in my opinion the Ne Ps Ultrs Of Reed Instrumsnts
Their svenness of one power greaterthsn any SINH
lur Instruments have take great pleasure in
recommending them as the BEST Melodeons IN the
ket. L. MATTHIAS, Teacher Of Music.
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FREMONT, aug. l, 1884.
TIS ETOU d.
wATSCN7S
NEURALGIA KINGi

perfect Antidote, Specific, and Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needsd After earnest and
patient reseereh this has been triumphanT discovered
It is called WAFsoN's NEURALGIA KLNe
Watson's Neuralgia King reaches the source OF the
trouble and bsnishes the disease from the system IN
Ike the untold number Of Liniments and EbrocGtlous
which merely stimulate the surface but temporary
il their efects and are, at best OF doubtful virtue It
strikes at the seat Of the aient arrests It. kills it.
eradicates il, and leaves no trace behind.
WatsOns Neuralgia King also cures Gour and Dysuep-
s IN all their fors it IS giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these diseases and vino
have tried all Other rene, les in vain,
WStso7s Neuralgia Rg has received the highest tes-
Inonas trcrn The hlghs sources in regard % its
deTtu! eHescy u opera 80 with equal success ii mild
and permanent cure.
Natsons Neuralgia King costs but ore dollar psr bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
Watsons Neuralgia King Is the only specific and cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has ever been dis
covered, Prepared by A. l. MATHEWS
2eyl ale, \. z: Fort Etis & y.
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NJ NY HII1sA, I',les,,, lhil.-l W15n egprsss
ny sGiag tiou of he snpsroii II this IeodeCBs Of
your mauuigcture. The Rsedy Nasal tone usually
ouui la Aeodfous IS entirely obyated by ycor improve
meBi- Wishing ycu e. sucesss you wptl ursstss,
am yours, truly. 3. IHcNP-oN, Pref Aiu-ir, \ y
Nstr ssa an thing efthe sias that ntsr..tea as %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
SOL,DIERSl

You ought not 10 bs without such valuable medicine.
The Cincinnati National Union of April oath says: that
thousands of soldiers have been saved Jy the use
Srrickands Anti-Cholera Mixture For sale by Drug
gists at 80 cents per bottle. [5Oyll
;teuRrai Depot. 6. East Fourth Street Cinninuati a.
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NAGAOU6UNS
once having seen Them viii convince tie most skept-
cal that they are sust what hss been long vsntng-
HsraiG. ga
daily rseei letters similar to those above from
professional mHsicans also IRON persons Who have the
Instruments in every Instrument warranted years
have all the facilities Tor Rnufa cturing these MelO-
deous every depar nent being under Nv personal super
vsioIl and ee confident rsith my unsurpassed i'm
provements, that placing before the public a
superior struen larger and with eTenness Of tons
not heretofore obtained BY any other elodeon anuac-
tuIer The finish and durability Of these Instruments are
second TO none.
Al orders vii sec1Ta prompt attention as II par
ties were here % select. Address allorders to
W. w WHITNEY,
15l Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio.
Factory I46 d. 148 Summit Street. Toledo.
Nov 25, 1854, to Jan. 10, IS65s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17

Eccept, hr. whitney, ny sincere congratulations
Hencsf0rh Toledo may compete With any
Of the isrEar cities IN the construction Of Meiodeons
T. DEVIVO. opers Manager y y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17

For ths C5ae Of all Diseases arising from an I'm
pure state Of the Blood, s2tcR rs
sCROFULA,
Csncerous Formations
Cutaneous Diseases
ETyEipelas, BoiIs,
Pimples on the Face
Sore Eyes, Scald Head
letter Affections Old
and Stubborn Ulcers
Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia, Cestiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheun.
4ercnrial DisessssE.
Deneral Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Low SPIRITS,
Loss of Appetite,
Foul Stomach,
Female Complaints
Together with all other
Disorders from improper
condition Of the cIculatory
system. As General Tonic,
It's effects ars
most begignent, and
cannot fail to benefit,
where used perseveringly.
and according
70 directions
PREPARED AND SOLD EY
r. E. SELLERS q co. Pittsburg, Pa,
Sole FrOprietOrs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17

The slOotheness ofthe tone makes besutiful aecom-
panineut for ths voice Tribune
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17

Eres,s in estimation every other astruIoept Of
tlis gepersl class-- 7elcg grols.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
WHTTNEV'S

For yssrs come We believe they win Be tbs avortes
With those who want the best.--Adpsrtissr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
NJ Il DOuJ UlOsIUu VIII LuE
BLOOD PURIFIER

Will all the aforementioned diseases and Of them
selves, wiz relieve end cure
Headache, CostiYeness
Chelic Pains, Cholera Morbrs
Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels
Dizziness, &C.
sS Try these Medicines and you Will never regret It.
AK your neighbors, Who have used them and they win
say they
Good Medicines,
and you should try them before going for & physcian
Get Pamphlet Almanac my local agent and read
the certificates and il you haze doubted you will
Doubt no More.
As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills sre purely
vegetable have the certificates OF those eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon of N.Y. and Locke of Cincinnati
Eead Dr. Robseks Special Notices and Certificates pub
shed in conspicuous part of this paper from time
time.
Price of tbs Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier,
81 bottle So per half doxen OF the Scandin
Blood Pills, 20 cents per box, or boxes for 81.
C. ". ROBACK, Proprietor, No. East Fourth Street
Cincinnati, to whom ell orders should be addressed
SOLD BY
Q. Z. aeCULLoCH. Fremont, Ohio.
). BUCKLAND, 50
E. DILLON & SON
POWERS 4 JAEGER, Woodville.
VII. J. MILLER, Clyde.
and merchants generally throughout the United S+sts
G. W ROBACK,
COmpoundsr OF Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier ans
Blood Pills, Distler and manufacturer of Cstayba and
Swedish Brandes, and all kinds of the finest Domestic
Liquors. which sold wholesale or in any desired
t 81 MOB 90 oS 90 and g. East Third Street. Cincin-
nan, ohio- Sept. 90, 1S84.-1y
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,s CURF, Cures gaso'i.it3ss when toil o;h''

isly vile has been II poor health for long time hay
ing frequently to call physician 20 attend hsr; but she
was recently very much Woise. She bad night swsats
coughed great del during each ig and considerably
during the day, and we al supposed she was going Of
with the consumption, when friend advised her to ako
thetPsope's Cure On taking the medicine she per
esived change at once On the third day she bad re-
covered her appetite, and tsst rsgnaing her strength
until the eighth day yet having taken ons bottle
she hes stopped taking the medicine ssving she 7s -
vslIas she vas, and well az any bod could be-
and she hss continued so ever aiuee.
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner % Pearl a.
EnGslo. October %, IS62i'
IL For sale By all Druggists - T2pylI
c CROSBY, General A gent, 10 225 Main street. B1f-
falo n Y. 70 whom ali orders should be addressed
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The TTTnT
PEOPLES ODhE
Y Cures
y 4 ever Sores

%
Two ot ONE sunsCriberg-oueo Of them sfiicted with
bad Fever SORE, the other With Observation-Disclosures
the advertisement Of the Peoples Cure il this pa
per- purchased tbs medicine, and now alter having thor
OUgilly t-iat It, report to IA, commanding it most
heartily ~ thorough remedy 10 their esse-Edtors
| ClrteIlnI. Aarnrata. ;.
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Surpass every thing this Iins We hsve seem whether
French or american = Comm erciGl-
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CURE carss 5q ss. Risfsa'' ssisa

NY face hes Or more than ten years been greatly dis
figured ~ sFaptlQHs ard nnshss. Wich at tituss extern
dstogsf Eaywhoe body. and three dpys ,n.ds
entirely Blind. Int having taken tive botae of tbs
Fs9Ples Ours, ny scquaiuts tsneez hardly fsecgnze me-
Indssu hardly know myself--as [ Il veil man Let
al vho lke afflicted try ths Peopls's Curs-lhs
medicine prepared by the Sanitary sccstv-and think
thsv win not heErudse thsir dollar.
'JOSEPR SOUR, Turner,
E-,Nser 10 No
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TIE NTTnE
5OPLE'S h.H,

81 have been IN feeble hssIfh sysr sc tie birtb Of nv
hoy, who is now twelve years old. have had many
troubles and difficulties, all this time uniting for e
cry kind Of Labor and destroying AL my comfort Laet
summer commenced taxing the sPe0Dles Uurs' and
nave used four bottles, an1an almost well woman
Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared and feel
cbeelill and hsppy, MIS-. CATHERINE DEWALD
DrsssTasksr, Goodsll Alley. above Tuppss st.
PuffsIo. October 20. l962"
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Principal office and Lsbratory is at the NJ E. corner Of
Sixth and GohMERoE stests Philsdelphia, where al
letters for advice or business should be directed
He viii be found there every SATURDAY, profession.
ally 70 examine Lungs with RsspIometsr Tor which his
fee is three dollars; all edviee free.
In New York, at No. 80 BOND Street every TUES
DAY, from ? A. 81, to 6 Pm
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, JAnuEry Is, and
L. February 10 and 10, March 10 l6, April 10 ana
20 May Il and Is, June IA and Is July Is ana 20.
The tiEae for ny being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BTRG will b. in the daily papers Of that eity
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RUFFAnn rEsTEa.nNY.

rz0FIrs Hl CURE Hn.s@s.l.n aH5ss
81 was troubled WITH RheunatEn far 70 years suffer-
ing mors orlsss every day. have taken tc bottles Of
the Eeoplss Cure, and hsvs not had any pain sines
lsft i OF nOrs than four weeks ago consider myself
az entirely cured and the medicine has made feel very
light and g0Od-,iust HEs young ms1, though am
sxty-tvFc Year, ci0. G0DFPEX SCHFFFEIi,
4e2 Michigan street"
'y wife has bgeB suffering from Rheunatisnl If i,-
tsInnstcry character FOR about asYsn yeslH some
times very scutey. About the lTst Of June last she
commenced taking the Peoples Cure and continued TO
take il scme thres weeks. Ia Ten daya after sbe
menced the swelling and stiffness Of hsF Joints had
teriaF essened ana IN three weeks had disappeared al
together. THOMAS POLLOCK.
Buiain, Oet.l, 1882. . At " r. GlennTs."
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hTELODEONs.

Rs.liyvgr effective and beautiful instr.nisuts. All
Eh.t ant he hast win set E hitna-,a ,,-Rlods
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Buffalo, Nov. 10, 1856
rn5PEE.s 5FH CURE

81 have used the Peoples Cure in family With
gIes benefit IN cases Of Serofule end Salt Rheu and
have rseommended i frequently 70 ny hiends All Of
whom believe have bse beneftted, and most Of them
I entitelv cured bV it - CHAS. SGHARFF
l 272 Vain straet nn-stairs
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BOSTON -George C. Goodwin Co
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes q Co
BALTIMORE-S. S. Hance
PITTSBU RG-Dr George h. Keyser.
CINCINNATl-F. i. SURE Gz Co., and John
p. PARIS
CHICAGO--Lord & Smi b, and q. Scovi.
ST. LOUIS Collins Brothers.
SAN FRAN NCISCO-Hostette Smith, q Dean.
Also, sold BY all druggists and Dealers.