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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-30
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FNANCTlfF6 e%ORMKRCIAL.
4Io.n.,Ey,Tm1s5,M .,ls. d.

HHH n T#."nNLA ~ De-.
MoHDAY EVHHnos MhXRs. 40. =
Gold il without marked change to-day, but the
indissliOns are more pOJliye. o. lees nrmrsss to
the mlrket, and . gradual decline looks lar more
likely tn IN ~ savahes. GoEeEamsht Bonds c0n-
tInue quiet and st,sdf AAilwsys loNer and de-
Ginning. .gF ~ ~
Tbs local m-ney msIket eontinusSto be reported
extremely dull b Babhsrs, ana We can record no
change to-day. E1chst g is quoted S.sady 81 Par
buying aud K9A preminm Q hing. f-a9
The gene al pro use markets to-day were sssn
more quiet aad s~PiriiIeSs than during the cIOsing
dAySoflast week, and The indic-tiogsar ere tayo able
for an uuipterrup ed ltasnaiiOh for some tins 70
come. There /, no m Vement, AID apparently no
disp, sition, ether here or In any other Of the mar
keis Of tho West, to Meet thus Of the seaboard,
aud hsnoe there is carOely anything being done in
the Esy 81 Shipment We can report IN little
change In price to-dsy. Fbdr Wadeih moderate
reques and steady, but closed with less hrnness
after the reported decline 10 New York. Wheat
ruled eu1 and hsSvy 6. . decline on choice red,
clOsin1 without inquiry. Germ was in more de-
fmand and picss irregular, sass bsiag nsds at 81
| @63c, ciosiog st the outside figure. Osts we're in
come inquiry, but ho ders we're demsnd pg more
than bayers were disposed to pay, and We heard Of
no transactions. The market closed quiet at b60
Sc ssk.d Provisions are unchanged There Is &
good trsds demAnd for : mcksd msatss and an i'm
pr wing inquiry for Pork IS the deohhs. Thor
we're zee BIDS Of $500 for NishvineS to-day, bui
holders were srm at sl,O6, at which the marks
closed W. not an q vance on Alcohol and Spirits
Produce is without han &c and dai CO %
The following were the receipts and shlpmFnt
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles duriog the foIfy-sight hous endin
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-A really excellent
thing was presented at the Academy last
night, the domestic drama of "Self," writ
ten by Mrs. Sidney F. Bsteman. It is
styled in the prints q "cOmedy," but that
is q misnomer. 1t embraces several comical
characters and many funny incidents, but
it has a moral aim and end, and it is, all
through, of too serious a nature 10 pass I'M
der the name of Comedy.
OF the play itself, it must be said that it
is a capital piece of art and an excellent
representation Of life. Nothing in it,
whether character er incident, is overdrsWn,
improbable, or in the line of c~aricature.
We have seen the like of the dramatis per
sonaI o thousand times, and the hand of the
artist has only copied from life and daily
history.
The piece is we'll constructed, and gath
ers around one person, the old banker,
"John Unit" who is the central figure in
every respect. He is a man Of the world,
cool, prudent, ahster of shams and aloVer
of truth and reality. He knows the folly
and vanity of society, and believes with all
his soul that extravaganza and vice twill
not pay" Blunt old Stole, he goes up and
down, cutting down the offenders on the
right hand and left, and appearing every
where as an incsrnite thunderbolt. This
character was assumed by Mr.. John Ellsler
and was done to perfection. ALI the 6ne
trsits were brought out with admirable
efec', and the exhibition ofsn individual
ity drawing at first hand from Nature and
truth, was the most refreshing thing of the
season.
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RUNAwGYs.-Mr. Jones, grOcerin the City
Buildings, was thrown from his vehicle
near Isssc's clothing store yesterday. His
horse became frightened, at the lower end
of Superior street, and ran away, going
down the hill with q perfect ruth. Mr..
Jones wat severely injured about the head
and shoulders, but the precise e~xtentOf his
injuries we were unable to learn. His horse
was stopped at the rail road truck BY q
passing train; and there caught
About two o'clock in the afternoon the
horse of q Shaker, whose name We could
not learn, dashed up Superior street, up
Rockwell, and into Wood street where he
was lost to the view of the many witnesses
of his furious flight. The vehicle parted in
twain at the Park but the nag went on
with the fore part at two-forty time. Luck
lily no one was in the wagon. We UNDER
stood thst.the owner succeeded ia captur-
ing his horse.
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Mr.. Murdoch made q most creditable ap-
p~earance, shOWig moot thorough apprecia-
ton of the difficult character he persona
ted, with equal power of expression r,
MI. Lee played well the travelling nom
entity, and would make q very creditable
Lord Dundreary.
Mrs. EIlsler. as Mary Apex appeared
with her usual just appreciation and easy,
adequate power Otexpression.a a
Mrs. Bradshaw appeared as the vsritsble
MRS. Gorderoy CodIyer." and made g
most excellent, 3 perfect Mrs. Darlington.
We were somewhat surprised TO see the
rule violated, which reads " COlOred
persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted" &C., &C. for there WA . person
of color /" on the stage. r.E sa .
The Spanish dancing, which concluded
the entertainmentj was of q high order Of
merit. - -r
This drama will be rsPeated tonight.
We hope it may be continued until every
man, woman and child in the city shall
see it.
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Daily Review OF the Cleveland whole
aid Market O. a5rI-o1
MoSDAY Evza1Ee, Nay 20. 1884
FreIgbts-Ths following are the rats By Lake
Nteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New York.-Firite class Sl,E7; Second class:
sL,e0; Third olAss SIC Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Sl.O0; Wool, Sl,76.- r---~ uu4 y.
To Bost5n.-F nt class: s1,ss; second O,aas:
500; Third ella 8: $50 Fourth class 56e. Flour,
sI,Is.- Wool $3.50. Corr !.
FlOur-1he ma, kst is quiss' and steady. We
note sales to.day Of 100 bbIs Xxx white at IS co,
snd 50 bbis Xxx red at O. 80. uEI Gao
Wheat-ContinGes du q 3 further dscline,-
Sales to-day Of 1 car No l redfrOm stors at 81 ,55,
an 2 cars No. 2 do ct g.. &c.,
COrn-More active to-day, bat rather Irregu-
lar Sales 1900 bn shellei IRON store at clio, and
1850 bu do do at 80 are.
Oats-EO sales reported to-day Holders are
asking 5596Ss, but buyers show no dispO .ition to
respond TO th'se hgnTe
Rye-So sales reported and market nominal.
Barley-Insetivs and nominal.
P0rE-Iu moderate trade demand st 81, 90 for
city packed mess
Lard-In moderate requessst l90ROc for city
EeuuGEel u ~ A1b7s ONAAhAg Mo4o6ouAuk
in = small wsy ct l6c-= -ue
Smoked MeatE-Fair demand and steady for
city cured meats at the following prices. sugaf-
cured hama Gso for eAn7assed And go for Uncan-
vussed plato hams zoe bacon 1sc5 shOulders Ieo
dried beef Iso for caRVssSed and Is for uncsnIssssd.
sales 1000 Bs sugar-eured hams sud so Ds dried
btefa at quotations. ,.f5aFA
HeAs Beef-sstiing in . small way At Sle,oO
for city. packed nlH
Rutter-D.m and light. Good to prime West.
ern Reserve qrOted at 2S926c ~ ID q
ESgsAsteady. Sales s bbIs at 2Oc. -iE 4sl.
Cheese-Eev Cheese in good request and IN.
changed at l4@17c. VIII l5s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vas quite en- active In
quiry for Eighuinss to day, buyers shsTing $500,
but sellers dsusnded an advance Of SC, and the
market oIos,d arm At 81 O6, without sale.
AIcOhOl-karket hrmer and better. Held q
s4,o5a4,l0 for 90 per oS1S Neutral Proof Spirits
q 9Os9,2S. Cologne spirita. % per cent, $3.50
PafrOIsum-Ths msrkst h quiet and steady
a. 7OaT2c for refined. ~ 'G g.
Dried A~pples-Ihe market q duIl At sHo, and
pay for packages. svr f
POtatOcs-In fair demand and JeIliDgN ct csc
TOO for peachblOvs BY the car.
LAks FIsh-in good request snd steady. Sales
IS half bbIs No. l Whiie6sh at Ss,T5; 90 half bbls
NJ 1 Pickerel at $500; 50 half Bbls Herring at
SAGE; rs halt bbls No. fTront. s1T o.
saIt-stsady. Fine q. 40. 0OaTSe and Ground
Solar g9,l6. v-
H0ps-Erm.- New York stats 46950c, aeoOrds
ing 20 quality Ohio 26@S0o.4 r 91I III So
HRis-Stesdy. Barley Malt held 1t $40 pen
AIS ara PnraAr-mArk.t stsad, We auot,
~ follow Present Uss XIX Ale SO; STOCK Ky
SIS 20; BesDett $500 Pals- Dream WI RoPHF
so. Half and qusrtss barrels IN proportion.
water LkInS-oswsgo and Akrsn held at
SO q. p 5f4s
@laster.-"POvsn'u" land plaster G1Oj per
Oa. D
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R~IMovAL,-On the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
will be removed to 14l Superior street, un-
der the Weddsll House, (the store now Oc-
cupisd By N. E. C~rittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with a call,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of New York city,
myB MORT 4 HAIGHT.
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FOR sue Army, for the Navy, an

EOr sue Army, for the Navy, and for
Every One.
The world Is 90 inundated now with medicines OF
svsry description, which are war; rnted cures for
every Known end unknown species OF diseSss', that
The sufferer hnds It q most impossible to distinguish
between good and bad. Come OF these wonderful
folds profess TO cure every cOupI int known to he
hAteria Medlca. in speaking Of Hsstetbsr'S Bit.
teri, We refer to aPrtparAtiOn which limits itsslf to
one department 0 fIhe bOdy-the slomsch-ihe iI-
rtguIa tiles and dfOrdsrs Of which it not Ooly
claims to ture, but does. It's reputation has be
come worldwide, and frJm tn Pa ciSS to the At
lantio, in both hvnispherrI, and ia every latitude
and zone, 1t Is Rn and employed As a Isnsd al
AgeBt.
Persons who have been repeat diy deceived per
hsps, cannot be oonVlnrei that HOstetser's Bittsrs
wilt ensct sure, rapid an | permanent cures. But
thi. assertion is oonhrued By ter timOniAl letters
from the most distinguished men in the country
All who have once used these Bittsrs keep them
now by tn ir size as q safeguard, believing that
ian ounce Of prevention is letter than a pound of
cure"
III. digestive organs which have been violated
and prO.tratsd by ex Is I've or irregular indulgence
of Ape tie, will he restored to their normal cont
6iaou By The uss of this wonderful medicine
Boston TravsIIsr. my9a.RRsdIW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30

POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Dfunkenness-Emma Wild, fined the
costs; VIM. Ball and Thomas Godfrey, each
81 and costs; Patrick Butte, 50 and costs ;
Thomas Collins, So and costs.
observation-disclosures Curtis, So andcosis;
John Jones, Ann Crafty, John Robinson,
Thomas Sullivan, John Henry and Mary
Sheppard, all fined IS and costs, and the
latter sent to the Work House thirty days
in addition.
Petit LArceny-Charles and Andrew
QuegIey, fined S. and costs, each, and sent
to Jail i've days.
Grand Larceny-zade Griffith, case
nolIed.
Assault and B~sttery-Miehael Murray
S. and costs. and ten days in the county
jail on bread and water. .,-
Vsgraney-Chsrles CLARK, George ". d.
Wis and VIM. Doozan, cases Aollsd. zig
Resisting oficer-Michael Murray. fined
$50.
Violating Cab ordinauce-James Gxynu,
costs. 81.
Carrying Concealed Deadly Weapons
John Donahue, $40 and costs.
Destroying PrOPerty-Wm. Nelson, case
continued to the 3Ist.
Keeping House of IIl-fame-Nelson Nc
Lsughlin and Sarah Dean, each $25 and
costs. sf- .C.l ~
Residing in ssme-Msggie Brown, Mol
lie Johnson and Hattie Stanton, $40 and
costs, each. @
Visiting ssme-E.- C. Dunbar, George
Rogers, Henry Lewis, G. L. Bailey, H.
Hayes and H. Harrington, each IS and
costs. -rF "
Keeping DisOrderly HOuse-Elizsbeth
o'Neil, S. and costs, and thirty days in the
Work House.
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SUPPLIES BAETED FoR tbs SOLDIERS HoNE.
Tie friends of the soldier in city and
cOuntTY-srsle ArnestlyTequeste to send in
to the Home, supplies of fresh vegetables
lettuce, asparagus, plain cakes and pies,
butter, eggs, cheese, pickles, sOuerkraut,
&c. From this time the Home will be
crowded with returning soldiers-msny Of
them sick and disabled, and all must have
hospital care. All gifts Tor the Home may
be left as the Aid sOeistT Rooms, No. SO
Bank street, or carried directly to the
Home stthe Dspoa Any one desiring to
within H6rsWiIl be cordially received.
We invite slIto call and satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be we'll
appropriated. SOLDIERS AID sOcmTY.
Country papers please copy.
Cleveland, May 10Th. 1865.
go may30:2I7.
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ssaARRIyAL OF THE NoRTHERE LIGHT.-The
steamer Northern Light, Captain Murch,
arrived here from Lake Superior about.
eleven O'Clock Sunday night. Her clerk
did not keep a log Of her down trip, as she
followed 50 closely in the wake of the
steamer Meteor, whose log we gave in our
last issue. She brought down the usual
amount Of copper. She will leave for the
upper lakes this evening, from the dock of
Robert Hanna & Co.
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coal
gONEs1
OmcialPublic Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

COLUMBUs, MAY LIST, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIKI
i provisions OF an Hos of the General assembly OF
the state OF Obio, p .sssd A pril -. 1865, he uud-r-
signed tate orncss wilt receive proposals. IN il the
drst day Of August next for tba purchase Of this
Land sosfp received rom the United -tAres for the
establishment Of an Ag i~cuitural col eg or Oh
l-xts. in the st tie Of Ohio. Tie Scrip oOmPTi.es
$50 600 aer-s OF land.
No proposition VII! b received for less than one
bundrsd and sixty acres.
II more Convenient, proposals may be made 10
the Auditor and TREASURER Of a7y county, HhO will
transmit tn same to the under igntd
JAS Il GOODMAN,
Auditor # safe.
@. VObNEE D RSEY,
TFes.uTer Of tate.
WM HENRY SMITH,
myI-232 ltsw Seorfiarv Of State
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s-EKTENoEss F CouE4 MAsr1LI.-From a list
Of dessrters published in the Cincinnati
papers we notice the names Of privates
VIM. DslaDy, Co. F, 9th Ohio. and Henry
h Haddlsston, Co. <, 4sd Ohio. They
have been tried BY court-msrtiaI, aud SEN
fenced TO three years imprisonment at the
Dry Tortueas.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30

MoDu PRoPELLEs.-The Chicago Tribune
says: beautiful model propeller,
complete in every particular, four feet long
and nine incnes wide, built in Cleveland
for the Tug Association of this city, to be
presented BY them to the Sanitary Fair,
has arrived. She isl self-propeller, her
propeller power being wound up like the
works o. s'clock. sheis to be called tNsl-
lie Grant" in honor of General Grants
little daughter Nellie.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures deficiency, weak
asssand general debility;
10 males Ia weary Hmbl-
tiOus, the fssbls strong,
the debIlitAtsd hehthy-
for It enables the patient
TO take plenty OF healthy
food, which q the parent
Of tho body.
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DISTRICT ~ CUYAHOGA
syFLAND Nav LIST. l665

CLEVELAND, May LIST, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In 'sled proposals, accompanied ~ p Oper u T
ante,s according o Toi ms to Uefutnished on applioa-
ton at this office, wifi be re lved thsrest, until Y
O'Clock meTidIsn, on the 1rst Tuesday IN June next,
for the sOpply Of the Ma inc Hospital, at this city.
with the articles OF rOvisiOns, me0ic ne, &C, ecu
mersted 10 said forms. The quantities STAYED are
estimates with r ference TO the rsual Lumber Of
patients in the HOspi al, tut tbs United States re-
ssrVe the tight 10 take mOie or less Of the articles
according - they may be actually required
& II the art cles Delivered at the Hos i al are not,
in the judgmentOf the ply sici. N, OF the best quail
isy and aos ped to the Hospital be viii he at liber-
tT TO ri ct the e. me, to pu' chase othsr articles in
their stead, and to h4rgg the contractor with any
exc s, IN cost on rthe contract prices.
Tbs Unit d States reserve the night TO accept the
prUposals for the whoIs or any portion Of the Arti-
eles specified. JOHN U. GRANNlS,
my22I7 ltaw 1L Collector.
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OAUTION-TO PROPRIETORS OF

NAUTIUN-TO PROPRIETORS OF
OR LLIEG MILLS.-Whereas. it has been as
certained that -BOllirg Mills csnstTu.ted in a..
eordauce with letter. Patent granted 20 ]. r itz,
DC ober 6ta, less, and Lst1sTs Paint grant d 70 J..
q. Fri z. September 7th. 1853 are used IL seys-
ia, Embellishments without pei misi'n fr m the
owner Of sid parents; such iafringers are hereby
potihsd that PROMPT lsgai proceedings will be
take against them, unless they communicate sith
the undsrsi. ned at an early date, " tn q view Of
making an equitable sentiment Tor past infringe
meuts
s5 Bioens 3 to u 70 she Inventions patented A. 40 g
said, wi be granted on liberal terms by the un.
ders'gntd, owner Of ssi1 patents.
4 JOHN n. KENNEDY,
(Sole Assignee off,. a '. FritzO
I32 North Delaware ayeBus. Phi adslLhis, "a.
myI.RIT7myl, 3 80 "a ,iunl,6
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TIE LAKE SUPERIOR LIEE-A CHANGE
The Detroit Tribune says that Eber Ward,
Eaq., has disposed of the steamer May
Queen, receiving in exchange therefor the
Lady Franklin, which has taken the May
Queens place in the Lake Superior line,
leaving hereo on her upward passsgeon Sat
urdsy.
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osNEao nAnKEr. naT ID.

III TIL.0HAFNsT y
TOur-Unchsp gsd. Sales at 81 Is for No. /
spritg; 81 70 'Or red winter s. 60as 10 for Whitei
~ 25as so for Xxx.
Wheat-Quist saies At 81 4's1 AZ for No. 1
OhisAgo spring and Milwaukee, club.
Corn Nominal.
RAILROAD FTeightsLyowsr. Flour $50 to
Albany snd Troy; 66c to New York.
Lake imports -1T.lOe bu Wheat
ahipments--By Rail, 40 bbls Hour.
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M fhLEsaAPH.l
2 ramon Heavy. Sales - 40 for niddhng
FIOur-HeaFy and 50ito loEUf-
sales at So 6O96 IS for extra state = DC ~
extra round hoop Ohios 81 1907 W iOr Haoo
brandG Market closing heavy.
Whtsky-Decidedly hTmer Sales 81 - O'"t
state. and 50 10 tor We. tern.
wheat Quiet and hTmer. Sales NO Slntsf
red Western 81 81 T0i in.er.Or whi'e wee ern 81 -
RsrIey|And Barley Malt dali and montreal
-CDrn-Soarce ant 2d3ob better. "a. g at s99sie
for nav mixed ~Nestern; 81 90 for new , EoWi s1s9
sI 90 for uhits ives eru-
afs-Act and hrmer. sAl's 81 bs96lc tr
ouirt and steady.
sugar Quiet Cuba MuscoVado lVA9lS7Soi
latter price Tor choice. E
HeIasses-Duli. |
WOOl-DuL
ePJtroIeum-Quiss at s5c for crude, 6o lot re-
hnsd In bond; 99IU ( I DO free. 81
POrk-Hesvy and lower.
d Sales at : q bO027 y for new mess, closing ~
So2 so regular Way So bO9zt " LOT IsnS4 ~
cash and regular way, clos Bg At Sd % csn,
SIT GOALS 90 Tor prim.; SIT 75asis 80 for prime
mess Also, $500 ibis new mess, for JuEe ahd JUL
ssner's opuoE, at 8 p OO92s g. =.
B~eef-Qui@t Gales at $40 OO9l4 ~ iof piAln
mess, Sl2 O00lS 90 for extra mess.
Beef HRms-Quiet snd steady. saits at so %
as 90. =
Ont leafs Quiet Gales ct IlH9lSc ioE
shoulders; IS@l7c for hsms.
RaeOn-kuu.
Lard-steady. Sales ct I591sHc. 81.
B~ufter-27aS6, for stste
Oheese-Quiet ct l09I7c for common 20 prime
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AGooDE xANPLE-The Cincinnati Gazette
says tClevelsnd- has sci a good ezanpleto
the other cities of this State, by appropri-
ating $4,000 to provide for receiving the
returning Veterans.''u an
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HudsOn's UnIiyaIIed Tooth PRsted does
not operate upon ths principe Of securing, az does
poWde ed pumioe-stone and puIveriEsd charcoal,
but is = compound peculiar to it'e'f, which accom-
PHI hes all il claims 70 perform. Fold BY all Drug
gists. my22:2I7
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IRREGULARITIES

These Drops are : acknowledgements Sud
preparation, and bettsr than any pills, powders or
nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them . reliable, speedy aud GER
tain specific for the cure Of an Instructions and
impressions OF Nature.
Their popularity Is indicated By the fact that
over 10000 bOttlssar annually Dld and consumed
by the ladies Of the United States, and svsry one
Of them speak In the strongest terms Of praise Of
thslE great inertia
They are speedily taking the place of every other
FEMALE remedy, and are considered By dealers, con-
Bumsrs, psynetans, and all who know sught of
them, as the aurest, Sa'sst and most iniaTiabls pre-
p~a,atiOn in the world for the care of all female
complaints. the removal OF all ObstrustiOnS Of Ma
turs, and the promotion Of health, strength aud
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating whom they may b
used, and explaining reasons Why and when they
should not be used without producing results con-
trSry to tia oOuIe Of Natures chosen laws, win b
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature of Dr.. JOHN L. LToH, without which
bone are genuine. Thsy are prepared at the Ia
bOrasOry Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. 90 Chapel
street, New Haven, Conn, who can Be consulted
either personally or BY mall Enclosing stamp) con-
corning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
c. g. CLABK q co.
Cent Ag'Is for Unitsd States and Canndss.
For sale IN New York By
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO..
30. Il Park Bow,
=. WILLS 4 CO.,
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OHAs. \. ORITTEEroN,
30. % Sixth AVsnae,
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MEETING OF TIE STATE BoLRD OF ExAM-
xERs.-The next meeting of the Slate 2osrd
of Examiners for the examinstiOIt ofspph-
Giants for 8 State Certificate, will be held in
the city of Cincinnati on the 4th and 5th
days of July. Information IS to the rules
of the Board may be obtsined from either
of the members, or from the stste School
Commissioner. Candidates are expected 10
notify the Secretary at Athens, Ohio, be-
fore the 4th of June.
By order Of the Board
FITT. TAPPIE, Secretary,
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DYSPEPSIA CHRE
allows you to eat q hearty
meal without Tear ODDS
tres R~fterusrd, for it
will stop It a. soon - Is
Il swallowed