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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS
~
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
A Re WARRANTEDINALL CASES
"A for the sptedyGHd Permanent Cavso OF all dh
arising iron sexual excuses, or
Youthful I-ndiscretiOns,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions ard sensual
Dr'Ams; Genital, / hysioef ard Nervous Debility.
AmPose1ce, elect. Sexual Diseases, 30.
NO cHANGE or DIET IS NECESSARY,
Ana toty can beused without detection. Each box
oontslas % tfls. Price One Dollar. Ii you cannot
get tnen OF yOur Druggist, they will be sent BY msiI
securely sealed postpaid, with full Instructions.
Ihae insure cure, on seceipt OF the moneJ; and :
pamPiet Oh ITO pages or the eu ors Of youth. the
consequences ana remedy, sent fres; 10 cents Ie-
CURED lor postage. Address DR.. J. bRfAH. Con-
,ulting Physician, e42 Brosdwsy, N. Y. Pc. BOY
Syis- peAlers can ., supplied By Demas Barnes 4
Eor sale y q, W. CLARK, Druggist, 1I9 Supe-
Tor street, Cleveland. f sep4rs.vSLtd
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache.
sickness ct the stomach,
and pains or ohoho In the
bowels.
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90 UGH RAL2AN
are sold annually, and
the people al pronodnos
Il the best cough PFepAr-
alton they ever used.
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supply their place. Such lunging, cutting
and slashingLenough to disposeof at least
q thousand British s day. but the mail or
recitation soon destroys the illusion with
Its all q hoax ! OF, Sir, you've been neg
lecting your studies.'"'
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Chronic Constipation,

For which take q SINGLE PILL every or every
other night. They nsver bTodbce debility, and Cure
indigestion Dgspepsid, Heddache, LiUer aad Ki9neg
O9HptdliH% Ptes, Worms, Less Of or Iapuriies Of tke
Blood, Los Of appetite, dHd all arrangements Of Boe-
els or Stomach
. sold BY sll Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PRoPE1EToR.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf,
sug9Ih sem EBostop, Mass.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
" BY.-Next Term will commence on THURS
DAY, Sept. 7sh. Largely increased patronage has
enabled the ProprletoIs not only to ada greatly to
the attr4ctiveness of tbs institution. bat mate
rally TO Improve Its substantial advantages in
every department..
A Preparatory Department will be opened with
the next Term. uEder the immsdiAte ~eharge)t
Miss e SAUNDERS, a lady of rsrs qualification and
great experience in the instruction Of children.
Address for particulars,
= N--SI - s, n. SANFORD 4 CO.,
surSe2ls --, -+, cleveland. o.
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Sold By DrugEIsts svJ
eTywhers.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion D con-
Bapaton in every case.
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nAEN6
COE,i

CURE
creates IN appetite and
gives Vigor and strength
20 the h o syBte1s
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cares distress aftsr eating
instantly.
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! These Drops are . ScisntiEeally-compounded auEd
preparation, and better than any pills, powders or
nostTums. Being liquid, their sotion Is direct and
positive, rendering them . reliable, speedy and Ger
ain specific for the cure Of al distractions and
suppressions Of Nature.
Their popularity Ia indicated By the fact that
ever 10000 bottlssAr annually sold AndcOnsu1sd
By the ladies Of the United States, and every ons
OF them speak in the strongest terms sf praise Of
cir great merits
They are speedily taking the place Of every Oth@
female remedy, and srs considered By dsslsrs, con-
samszs, phyuiciAns, and al who knOE Ausht Of
hem, - the sursst, safest and most inhziAhIs pro
paraaOn IN the world for the cure Of AL female
complaints. the removal Of all distractions Of Be-
turs, and the promotion Of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating When they may BE-
uIsd, and explaining reasons Why and Hhsn fhsy
should not b used without producing results con.
trary to the oOurSe Of Naturs'SehOssn laws, vi b
found carefully folded around each bottle with ths
signature Of Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, without uhioa
rene are genuine TAsy are prepared at the Ia.
bOrAsOry Of JoHNL. LYON, n. D., 10. s5 cAsplI
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mall q~nelOssng stamp) con.
corning all private diseases and fsmals weaknesses.
G. g. CLARK a co.,
Gen1 AS'tB for United States and Oanaaas.
Fe-Sals Ia New York By
DEMAs BARNES 3 CO.,
Ho. Fl Park Row,
y. O. WILLS h Co,
No. l6 Franklfn utresk
q. B. HELMB0LD.
No. 594 Broadway,
OHAs. y. ORITTEHFOH,
10. IS Sixth Avenue,
And all druggists and ApOthecariss in the eity. lad
country.
LORD b SMITH, Western Agents, Chicago IL,
d>aIp:ESsRtAWFSsSas DJTrWYkR
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D~IsoRDERED sTA1A

i,
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GOES
~

OX6EEFO1A COAE
IL 9 purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
opi9tes, nc poison, moth
ing hartfnl, but acts
promptly, Burely and in
nediateiV.
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COUGH BALEAH
IN the house ready for
immediate use.
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!, HElH
GOES

COUGR BALSAk
cures the most violent
attacks ofcroup In either
old or young. -
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COUGH BALShK
cures hoarseness an1
ticking In the throat
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HUNNEWELL'S

ECLECTIu The claims for this valued FAN.
u PAIL are beyond tDat Il any
PILLS other in use. A test Of them viii
=-- not only prove tbs, but the greater
error Of Gripping, which has heretofore been called
CharaokT- ans ECLECTTG III never tquire
over taoO, and seldcm but one tor the soss. scE on
the h0Wels without the slightest gripping. q point Of
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~WRY NOT USE THE BEST
Over twenty years. increasing demand has estab.
liBhed the fact MATHEWS YESETIAH HAR DYE is
the best in the world. 1t is ths cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. ComDIets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair 30 trouble. No crock stAin. Does
not rub on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but inpsrts 30 it new life and lustre- Produces a
beautiful black or brown, as preferred. A child
car apply 1t. Always gives satisfaction. Only 70
cents per bottle. Sold e~vsrywhsre.
A. MATHEWS, Manufacture, N. T..
DEMAs BARNS 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
gents. myI:46R
OOIMONSONJS TMPROVFO Sp d
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OFFICE AGENCY,
United STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No. 1Se BANK streee, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 70 transact business OF ever
description relating 70 Inventions, Drawings, Ga
yeats, Specifications, Patents, Infringemvnts, AND
the Patent Lawn. BURRIDGE , CO.,
ana Authorised Attorneys lar Patents,
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nnHla

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia pOsi-
lively.
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Cough RALSAH
cures sore throst and
soreness Of the chest and
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GOES

COUGH BAL&AE
relieves . o~onsamptyo
cough - soon - u u
taken.
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GOES

COUGH BALSAK
liz the largest bottle IN
the world for the price,
therefore, not only the
best but the chsspest
medicine extant.
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mEDaGAL
A CARD TO The LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCOS
Golden Periodical Pills,
rrH
Infallible in Correcting Irregularities, Re
Removing DISTINCTIONS of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatever Cause, and .
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTATIVE.
ZOE FEMALES. .

Turns, from Whatever Cause, and .
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTATIVE.
1t is now over thirty yesrs siuca the above cels-
orat d Pills were fret discovered by DR.. DuPoRoo,
OF Psrs, during winch time they have been extern.
siVely and successfully used in most Of the public
institution as well As in private practice, Of both
hemispheres, lcidb unparalleled aIccess in everv ease,
ana II is only - the s'urgent rfquesti Of the thou
sands Of Laiies who have used them, that he Ia IN.
oneed to make the Pills public for the alleviaaon
oI those sufering from any Irregularities phAt-
ever as well Is to prevent an increase Of family.
Whsrs hsalth will rot permit It Females pecu-
nAriy situated, or those sDpposing themselves 90.
are cautioned against using these pills while IN
Inss condition, as the proprietor assumes NO re-
sPonsiotltty after the above admonition, although |
NOR miidness would prevent any mi.chief 10
otherwise the Pills are recommended.
frlee, Sl.00 per Box. Six Boxes $500.
500 in cleveland by Messrs. BkNTON 4 DUN
ham and STB0HG & ARMSTRONG. who will
,uPply Dealers, and send the fills conndentially BY
nan on receipt Of no., or address
8 d. HOWE,
~auylT:r5 Sole Proprtetot. NkS York
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OQhhEOTI0H5i
flhkVkLAED . BIB kAILkOAD
wIaTER AEHAHsmHzr

0 - 4IsA1 MAILMAN
1854 WIHTHR ARKAEGHMHRT lisa
Or and sftsE Monday, Oct. nss, 1854, FAassueu
Trains viii run IS follows, sundAyS Gxospsed)I
EAV OLEVELAND: rr
$50. A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppinE Il
WillougnbJ. Painesvills. Madison, Geneva, An,
tsbulA. Oonneaut and GirArd onH, and arrive e
ETis al La ?. II, Dunkrk s;b ,. n. BudAk
E:1s P. m.-UIEOINNATI ENTHUSIASTICALLY Al
Panesvfils, AEhtabula and GIrnrd only, sndEn
nTes e. Ehe6;DF H. Dunktrk SIS I. n, Ruk
$50 P. n.-lHiL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
5topPinE atah stations and arrive Is Erfs n
100 P. M..NiGHF ExPREss TRAmsso,,,n~ ..
Ps.cz5Eilis, AhhtsbulA and Girard orlY, and
arrives ct Erie st 2:o A. n, DHaktTk 800
:. T.. EasEIc 40 4.
LEAyg HRTI
20 Z. 1.-HlGH4 EXPIRES ~fRAIa-stosgina
arrive 1t cleveland At T:1O A. q.
a:l5, 4. H. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Th~kIA-stoypiug at sd stations and srTivs 81
tesb A. E1PREsS-SsoDBfng nt ID
stations egeert sEAnville. baybrook, UnlonVflS
Perry, Mentor and WiokliSo. and strives 81
Cleveland st 2:B P.H
SIS p. .-DAY EXPRrss TRAIH-sho,piuG y
Glrards Conneeut, AAbssbnla, Geneva s PatnsA
vile only End arrives in CleIeiEnd at rs p. I.
second uiAEs Cara ara run On al tnTouGh
All ths trains going westward connect At Ossslzns
With trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Otlcip,
nStis Indianapolis IS. Louis, &C.; and all through
rains going eastward, connect at Dunkirk With thf
rains Of the New YORK q Ere RsIroed. and a buF
al with those OF tho New York Central B BuGaloA
New feEk CITY Ra,lrosdl Tor New YORK AIbsay
" DaY Express. East and West, eonneots Al
NEErd with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh RaQroaI
+ AinSsVills. MssdJine, Jamestown, &C.
r.-,,,,a DC. -,+ u EoTIiHeEAA. sua't
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TASTES AND OCCUPATIONS.

Here is q glimpse of his tastes and Occu.
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BALSAA
cures the worst cold1
surely and speedily.
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SPECIAL N0T1og9.

FLoRENOEs SPIRIT FOR THE
Isr, restorss gray hair TO it, original color nre.
~ ne taltne Gus, and gives It ! EIossy md voPte.
PenOr street. ns 81
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REMEnS

. Il. -.-. ...s., and.
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IYLEYBLAED AND 1ULEDO 4 ,
WINTER AKBAHexEza&. 49,.

On and E7tsf hosdny, Oct. EIss, Iss4, PASSING
Trains win leave Olsvsisad a. follows 6unda7B .
csEtsd:
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lLsVKlAND AND PITTsBURGH
sUafMER GRRArnENrrUr

( ILEVkLAND AND PITT4BURGH
~ RAIL - ri
sss, sUKIMEB ARRANGEMENT. 1855,
90 and after Monday. May 18th. 1855 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
$40 A. At Pittsburgh tta :. H.
Washington 0:55 A. T., Philadelphia 6:56A. ~
Rev York COCA n, Whseling 90 ?. n Cons
neots at Hudson with y. 2. = U. R.R. for AkroE
and MnlsrsbuTgh. -t III
I:t0 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Pittsburgh S:Ib ,,
n. Harrf5burgh 710 A. n, Baltimore Ez:20 :,
n EW sshington $50 P. H., PhiladelphiA u 40 r,
NJ, New York 2:45 ?. L., Wheeling $40 A, Z,
3;40 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson, and
tntermediate Stations, 0uyahogA Fails, Akron
and mtllersburgh, connecting at OrrVfns With
p. z. W. q. BY. for Canton, Massflon, Woes
ter and Mansfield.
ECars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via AllsntoWn) without change.
- Fare IS low - " any oiher lie.
~ ThKough Tickets can b. Frrou-ed at the Union
rekst or1cs Nsddsd Horse, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stati IN
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cough BAL8AN
cures inhuenzs, asthma,
and all bronchial alec
uoRs.
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d r. GIBRON n,

Do Onioe-ll9 Seneca street, a few doors from Superior.
inst .irs, opposite the CITY HOtal.
SS-0flCe hours from 9 TO u and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
pativ Gundays excepted ianI7
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Sold BY druggists eY-
eryWhere. Price ONE
DOLLAR Per bottle.
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RAILRnAn8-

VI =
sEPTEnBER 4th,
VIA TEE
Atlantic & ct. Western BY,
The Only Unbroken Broad GusgeR Route
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Leave Cleveland from the Atlantic 4 Great West
ern Depot.
Day RXPress-9:25 A, p,
Arrive in New York loo p. D.
lightning ExPress-2:55 p. M.
Arrive in New York 400 p, n.
Night Express-S:5O p. n:
Arrive in New York 1880 p. n.
TRAINS ABeIYE at Cleveland At....7.55 A. N.
----6;25P ?. y.
Trains Ter Youngstown leave Cleveland at s;.5 A.
n and $40 P. NJ.
Arrive at Cleveland at 1000 A. N. and s.a5 P. NJ.
This is the only Direct Route to the Oh
PASSENGERS ~ the $50 A. NJ. Express Train dine
a. ueeoSlle sud take Sleeping Oar 81 ealamanca.
tsssensers % the 200 I. N. lightning Express
Pa'seugers by the $50 P. n. Exp.ess Train get
Sleeping Car aE Cleveland.
Tue Night Express leaves Sunday night instead
OF saturday night All other trains daily, Sunday
Connects at MesdyfIe for OIL City, franklin.
Cory, ana ali Pointsin the OilBegions Of PsnnsyI.
Vsnla.
Passengers by this route have ample tina Thirty
sure connexions
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached
to all Night Trains.
Ha-For all iDformation and Through Tickets
please apply at the Depot Of the Atlantic & Great
mesIs[R h1liSsy, or &C the Unicn Tickst Ofoe,
Omniouses will call Tor Passenger BY la.vino Al. |
rections At the above Ones.
D. MoLAREN, GenTs up't.
.EgLLEK, 6enI Ticket Agent. sep2
CLEVELAND, OOLUNBUS . GIN
NCIHEATI RAILROAD.
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Is6s
On aud amer Monday, August 7th, P-asssnssr
st5ppins st GrAfton, Wsiifngton. nsv Lon,
don, Shelby, 0restids, Gallon, Gnssd, Car,
eington, Ashley, DslaWars, DsUin Csntrs ard
I'd TraIn-z:4s P. K.-AOOOMMOpATIOH.-ssop
At all stations, and arrives In Columbus at SIS
d ~Traln-9:oOP. H.-HIGHTE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
at GEArcnl wellington, EsW London, sheIbl
Oreetins, Gallon, Glead. cArdtzEtoH and Dsl
.s--t:-S: osI53hg. =. $50 and 1875 A.. aSoR.z
sFriVs IS CisIeland 9.n A. n, . audB ~ Pm
CONNECTIONS,
Sholby-asndugky, Mansfield 8 Newark sslrca6, u
asn1seid, At VERNON EsWark. EensSvfHs
0rsssins-Pitsbursh. Fort WsynsA Ohtaso Ran
road, Forest Upecr Sandusky, Dclph0S, Lima
Port WaIna LS3orse. OhicASo, 50, Wet aal
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Maaeilfou. 20.
arsfton and Belletontains Railroad Line, Tor Marion
s se65;s E.11s, saidnsy' Union. MghGas, Indl4n
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 90.
ySleUare-gith Springfield Branch for Springfield.
oiunbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xsnh
Railroad, or 1enfa, Dayton, fndtanaSoltA
Terre Hsu.e, st. Louis, Morrow, Lov0land, Ant
U1oinnst, and with the Ohio and missiszfIa
Rai'roAd - Cincinnati for Louisville, EVSnE
villa, Cairo, s.. Loutss nd ifBotn6 or tn
Ohio River.
oiuE5uE-OeatrAl Ohio Railroad tor Newark, EAnss
Ellta, Ehea1ng, Ae.i Ooiumbus, Piqua q
diana Railroad for PiquA, UFbAna, -. Q
~ For ToEeS 70 all points AID Information sYp1
( the Passenger Station. and &c Union Ticket O6aS
y Surerfor Btreak. E.6 PLJET.
Cleveland. Aug. !, 1855. Superintendent.
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OPTICIANS.
augIT:r5

Us. PEBLEY, the reliable OpticIan, still con-
tinues to give u~uivorssl satisfsction In the practice
Of his profession, No. 1888 Superior street, johnson
Horse Building. ..r $500 H
Hg- 1t il to the sdvsntsg &c Of all, when 20 dell
cate a sense as that Of sight is concerned, to deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
prsteusionsi; also = full assortment Of Optical and
Matthew aticRl Instruments iulyl-
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DYEINc.
EREDERICK OYRIAX,

EREDERICK CYRIAX,
French Fancy Stean Dye WOrks an
Cleaning establishment,
BelVidere Farm, East cleveland, ana
90 Seneca Street.
OFTIcE-lN Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
mean to make this the BEST DYE-EOU5E IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no EFFORT to give Ist,
dlaction.
l call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Bs-dVeinz of msds-up Gsrmsnts
mhP7
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NINE DkILY TBAIHg F3IM
PHILADELPHIA TO INV YORK;

ma Tinksta for saIs 20 BoYton By Boat or Ball and
BoGt Tickets good on any Of tbs Sound LaoA
~. Fare 20 all poinss - Low e. - EEy otAa
Bout9s ~
SLEEPING CARS or Hight TEA1s 81 Hhla1Gl
phia, Esu Hork and Baltimore.
Ba=Tses Checked Through and Frsnsfsrsd FRA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Produce anf
I've Stock caKried with despatch, Is lowest ratpG
CHAS. THOMSON, Passenger AFlnt.
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BELLS SPECTFT0 P1TT0 va

foAePea. address DR.. j. GkfHn Honrhkon
howard Association, PhilAdsIphia, Pa. nys:Rl
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAR-
ANTE IN ALL OAsEs.-Oan be relied on /
Eete, AL 70 curei Do not nsuseatsl Are speedy
n soAloni No change Of Diet rsqufrsdI no nos III.
SLe VIE business purslitsl Dan Be- used with
= eesectlonI Upward Of 20 cures the past month
linen very severe cased. Over one hun.
- Pnyseoiana have used them in their prao.
We sno speak well Of their efficacy. and approve
ols5slr composition, which f. entirely vegetable
eno harmless On the systen. Hundreds Of osrttn.
GATES can be shown. Bells specinc Pill sre N
original and only genulns spsciae Phi, They A.
adapted for male and female, cd OF Vouse and
tas ony reliable Homody for ~sfectina A narma-l
he1t Ano speedy cure in 81 cases OF spsrmAforrhea |
" 2eminai Meakness, With ali its trains Of evils, 1
suchaa OrethrAi and Vaginal DisoherEas, elect,
nc .nltess Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
oOntInenoe entail Debi iy and 1rritabfllty, I'm.
posency' weakness OF loss o. Power, Bertoua be-
S.u 1y, 4eI 1e'1 all Of witch arise principally from
SeAu9l A1oessts or Felt Abuse or some o~Onstitu.
sIohal arrangement snd iBoapacitatel the BuffareF /
sexual diseases, ss9onorrhaA, elect and sEriotnree
consulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urnarys eexOAl, aao EerTous Diseases. uho viii
SEND, nree 70 AL, the following valuable work, In :
sealed envefops:
tHA ftrTIETH fHoUsAEO.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
eli-Abus Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss {
OF rover, fexusl Diseases eeninai Weakness,
higAeiy Amissioas, q nital Rbiiity, 40 40,
pamphlet OF 81 pages, containing important ad-
Woe 10 the Afflicted and which should 10 read by
every sunerers IS the means OF cure in the Ieverest
stages IL plainly set forth. Two stampa required 4
TO pay postage. uly2l.RS 5. mo- triA v y
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STOMACH Or BOWELS

". -.rr.n. both of then. in .,.ry ~ln...no.. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07
The Cincinnati ConlInerciaI's View
OF the Presidents NHessB ge.s v. .

This is what the Cincinnati Conn Iercidl had
to say about the Presidents Message the
morning after Its delivery: Ha a.
The tone of the message Of the President
will crafty the majority of the people of
the. whole country, and the clear, strong
sentences of which 1t is made up, will fav-
ofably impress those who give attention to
its merits as a literary production. We
have not space to indicate many OF the
points of the message that meet our special
appreciation. but we will not refrain from
observing that his declaration that his
''steadfast object" has been "to escape from
the sway of momentary passions, and de-
rive healing policy from the fundamental
aud unchanging principles OF the Constl-
tuti0n,n is most tcOmnendable.- l..i. ti a.l
He tersely says that @the true theory is,
that all pretended acts of secession were.
from the beginning, null and void" and ad-
mirably puts the case when he states that
''sincere philanthropy is earnest for the inn
mediate realization OF its reunotest aims |;
but time is always an element in reform"
Heis very emphatic In his recommended
tions to take measures to reduce the cur
rency and return TO specie standard, say
ing, hit is our first duty TO prepare in earn
est for our recovery from the ever-increas-
ing evils of an irredeemable curreney."-
Foreign affairs are touched carefully and
firmly as became the occasion. England is
sharply reminded Of her sins, and France
receives notice that we may have something
to say to her presently. II '.'' ''NoI ','l'fil'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07
NoDoubtOf II.

The Washington special of the Chicago
Republican, under date the Let inst, wrote:
From all can gather from conversations
with members, believe that the present
Congress will be one Of the most radical
ever assembled. AS fast as the Union men
arrive they almost invariably call upon Mr..
Mcpherson, the clerk, to give him, as they
say, backbone. Hast evening met three or
four of our Union members returning from
this stiffening mission, which they eOnsid-
cred it their duty to perform as one OF the
first acts after arrival. The Union delega-
ton will be unit on this question, with
out doubt, as / feelassured they will be on
all leading matters,l including suffrage,
More than one Of them is already prepared
to open the ball on the subject of negro
suffrage, and the position, they viii take
will be that so ably enunciated in the col
umns, of the Chicago Republican, s1l, fry7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07
Glorious Democratic Victory In
-ftIarri New York. ,H a..Ie #

The ever glorious Democracy Of the city
Of New York have again succeeded in
achieving splendid triumph. HOFFMAN,
the regular Democratic nominee for Mayor,
is elected by a handsome majority over the
Republican candidate, notwithstanding the
fact that two other Democratic candidates
were on the track HEcKER, the candidate
Of the Citizens Association and Mozart
Hall, who was supported by FERNAN-
DO and BEN WooD, and HORACE GREE
LIZ, received only 10, 400 votes, while HoFF-
MAN received over $4,000 votes. Taking
advantage Of the circumstance that two
Democrats we're running in opposition to
the regular Democratic nominee, the Re-
publicans marshaled all the force they
could in behalf Of MARsHALL o. RoBERTs,
their nominee. The merchants and >busi-
ness men made concerted movement in
his BEHALF the Worhngmen's Associa-
ton pronounced In his favor; soldiers
adopted him as the soldiers candidate,
heading their ticket with "No Compromise
with Rioters and Traitors" In view OF all
these circumstances, we cannot help ex-
claiming, glory enough for one day lai ~