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Mus Sapanno.

5aoannu, 26. aueuf. 5ter slautt
mrn al9emetn, DAP Sen. 5erluapt, menn CT
Der NaA3ol9er pes @tneral9UuoerneurS Oulce
perpen loute, Den Stlapenbanpel nit Mfrifa
WieDer auf5 giene in 6lpr bril1aen miirDe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
@uIitiibes.

8eaotn9, 80. Nusut. Die bemp=
trottlhe Examinations GUnOenttpn frat seltern
bier 3ulammen unO nUmtnirte @anptpaten fir
pte perl4iepenen County Nemter.
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Sin Gpmplotf hsr&tcIt.

GGtea9a 80. Nu9At. Gin @Omplutt
ale Staatssefan9Fnen in Solicit gu ~befreien
lit entpedt ltnp per ttelt tporpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
Spn Yprt IDDal.

New gOrt, 81. Qtugu1t. Der Dampfer
Glnftrr brin9t Die Na9ri6t, paB Sen. Wleape
unO Stab am %. in SPORT Nopal anfamen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01

Connecticut Seeo, 0togna mnD Nara
Eabaf!!
Obi9e Eatats ertalte ID beRte sSn Nem DSrt nns ~sertaufe
ielbe I'm biais fen Prets.
GStIIto m 0auL,
lm0INOl Al 80. Rnltimpreilr.
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JEGEL's HOTEL,

AT Barclop Str, Nep yort,
n,ui5 hen Rrcabuap unt Ter 5pbOftn B6prt
sasiSeute fSn men fets 3immer NIT pber Cbne Bparb ertaIttn
% Gfeu mad Der 3arte ~ teber i3est. Iietne @dat I'm.
ben tets prpmpte BeOtenune.
Ca4ilisNtJ Gba&3tnrt& fen, giseRttRmtr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
&. &uGun'5 Scbuip.

Dte 2eb~itaahtn fir bas Wtntsr, 9 emeR cr Beginner am
WEntdS, tfn + Sent. Wp@g ne s llbr.
Orei bGee { @laltn, ausi6lis6lt. fir NtdSb tn tehimmt
ltnb t. Ct EN- ga sti4 as eicneerfen q. bluSe ftt 9 LtOgn
!sr erri6tet wpIteN. NEneienrgea 5nr Nufno hme ntuer
<6uler rersen i'm Hiuje pisier 2EU6e ~en'se9en 9 nomnen.
MuswGstigs S6uIer ta?,n bis Su Uteicm 1dse bet mir stn-
JulrpfTrn.
~(au51-Sl j. i II abr r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01

~F"ONFB**
Ofrern Wor9en 4 lbr flrb uniere geliebte Gsfttr VI mao
Ntibelmtne, int vi er tUn 3 Sabren nno 3 ~ naien.
Sreunoe uto Wetndnbte itnb biern't lreunbliG tnr elaper
Gsute Natmtt a itn 4 pIr ter 8.er tgung ppn No. % Sut
Srt9rnttr. aus tei5upptnen. Die trduernfeu SIttrn
STtebrtte unb S [. B~rtnemanu.
aue9flltten rb cusaeftanbe1 bdt OH drneS Rtneo en- ber.
SRI aus Die Ter QBelt entlGpunten, unb tu @nasl rubf nun
pter. ADD mir Grmen nur al Green, wetnen lbsr DID Iur
ulo FUR; Slid ib MOLTEN wr NIT DIR pereeu, lest feb'n
mir IN Itrdnsn bier. tr
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J(ruU Ull6ci0cn.
xoDeasNn1cin

"N+ Sr. S Otn Setnri6 ager ii bchttR aete
ten t Ger 9D der Office Sorau'pre d. n
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yIcucr 8auDcreiu an O1r NOint-

6 nneutr @auSerein tat f6 &c rintet te: Srn 5rieo't6
Sud . 40. 263 Aliee ann CTR Le Wtf9lecer TAB &C.
bte + ute u ban- iD dae ein3nTnten tnbem tc 0e ss5u9sr
ausgeBGi Ell mers en- uno eie Sea Inter. AL T. trinbet; aud
wt, . . e E It ufage anfdnsen ~Gi<bbabtr 3 / etnem Sc etn
Der nur 20 lDpIen paUert, perien euttbun IT'D dn;ulbties
een. SIN AuTtrd3
(f) q. y. Srtb, prpo. SER.
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9tCu(r SSnunClgiu.

Gin neuer S1uperein inter benz Nameu nSpnb Str.
SGuperetn u 0. |" murte am lett rerpt3 enen Ntpn-
tag lei $ n. &arI 9tetbs bafe. NO. 1872 :. 8pnctr., seq i'm Ell
uuO 0 fpItua IT 80 9ntbette gejethnet -Nae 6~i,jentgen
Medic non tetjHtre Ell MIN tea. Juno bic M t erluGt mac
ue II Dtrnta q, ais en- 4. Sept Ntenos s llbr IN geoatt ten
90 lie 50 {. YOnpftr.- ib einjufnten, ,ntem be erfe
Ginsabiun9 erbpb.n ne rem wtrb.
Wtlb. tntemdrn, prop. Qr1f.
@rnt VIpBrer prcc. Ser.
| (irlmol @arl 0t ebbebale. prlp. Shasnn.
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&pnGt ate s@nsaeerfe

sgzggAs Gortens09aesfJ9
Sa I'M MaIainnton Olitc1, 81 ganalitr.
Dem ~settrteu pubttium etsrs bs' NIT sur Jtah .tht, has
tn metnem 2Vtnl ieten Uteutl8 Abgn0 ps Mpnatk' zee
WuiteerpS Sarmrnies @iGfF auifp' tIsn rDirb.
AI6 If naein Srainer e0f1t iseen Soaatae sfeu une
nfrpen dle erllubten 9etranfe Serabret6t.
gu ;Ghlr esGera . cIIb lGbtt elm
3iIu5Iit) betnrtm 2tnbnee.
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Sd1uIzNtnmr1hmnnI

Die Mtt9lieber Ter &rtsn Geutf6sn Ser. G1. Gentstnte
Irpte SD lTreunte uterraI p, ire TEN g. DIR ON Sppntao
3 Sspt. NldMnit a5S 5 ubr fattf penoe 6 nire ,bura Gel
neuen S6uIbIuisS refer @sneinbe einseluren. TClSen noe
9: Ell or wer en- bt GeIemen en- uue Decentralization Ietten
Jtep. Glaf, YaHpr Sos. tahrr &ratt unp Gatur S6lSael.
SIM Au TT 8 res Bort .ntes
Gb r. 8 Epfert 9rdI.
(tpirfd) @cp. m IN SER.
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Stem MHembID Ofooms

N%8YN Der llnrfrseirntte 1T bereit &roo ements fir
PS~ Bate. o. feu'Gaftea Go c rte, 'gr!eiunaen. e duff
rrU'oIitonen Dinner uno Sct ess &c ~ertafgen iu netmen.
Et VI nml'bte,ten " rev Ter eneat uns tn y nf6nt1aer
o'brung. 5ob.re @u'tuhft wiia ertbstlt eu w,ass fefba
der gts. lO4 " Greterfr. Wv" ''F
(llGuQ4 DtJ GBbn MtGprh Mo,rt
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sig Z Duef.rChf

sic 4 DusfsrCDe
nirb SrnrtaJ Mrresn, ben 3. Septtmter, wieber se6ifnet
lsiu. rial
SiDmSIcbule.
0as g8intes-9smefer tsstnnt WROntas WSrsen, ZEN A.
September. ,ftfamp,
Bur WAcArtcat.
Wrn II inter Nuftdt ees SIn. SetretirS bts Gdilsen'
Vere ms nit br SrIgtnal Yifte Ter trt6f6n9e
Souett. osr8lt1enen NM tann IN elmer gaie 70 gi nj ourn=
rntIt!ten Nuntnern bat eth tl,tnss DidE den No. SO ais Ge-
mtnnlt- hummer 9eio Ell, rel!e n nj eeetrten SGieens Wit
9lte'e Mr. jcbn y @bAmteriain 3ufsl, woppn bic 6erren
~ llnebmer ST. lletN NIT lneinetn pertinp t1fen 1anf rur
MIR 6uerlettS %bepieienea Yertrauen btermtt IN RenntntB &c.
st wereen
(fr) s., ID. G. Nrmbruner
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Uer0nGQunopn
Sir 8dne unoGorco~..,..-LI

Den Greunten uub qtf,nrt.u
sMo etm pegtr,en pHbittum nbsr bSS9st ~ " o% %ii%aGaE
a a y nsu e ea Ge% s Sf q. mes ! 3 sf.mtsT BE f8sas, sroSs
renen N1unitdtt en- Az @tbaIiuro ren @ST amt otr4-H
uitb. "Pp'"aiton 8ema1t
De ~elesarte uub fCablre &usrafHruro hss SH4 j
les nebf 'etn %ntSbltTten @GrberOteJ tnmfrn fur ST. srrN '
Diren, fOrie ~teqdemes 8eha '~rGitcnRstn merf nsEa =" sM0
wdnf6su ibris. -" WI ."
Bod ~GnO,ees 5nft'e ftirr fir 500 @suoe. ts IN an e,r,u,
nabtsen YleiS 3u n~tttten. @GtSrP o uefurf fl t
g. %. RpebeL
2Eifi35Cl 379 ~. Wnfinnnr.f c,t. 49, oS,rm, ma.
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WLfern mo NOrMInOerm

tteue tierpur6 Jur Nlfr,6t. eGs err lnt.rrd,t In a. ".
Qan8'S S@uIe &he 0cmtar0 uno NJ emorie SIR am
Ntrh a3 rem q. Au9ut rpteeer lfineu Nnfan senCrnmcn rat
IZ6n in-10 NIL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
Mpfts. I. @nrn.

Sn Setref Der g8abI zines @anbifaten ais GeprSfentdnt
er l gGaro I'M 'ttg Gounetl pfrprn bic mil a de uub biusteu.
linton Stimm9eb r Ger l. Waro ju elmer AM 6rettas, TEN l
&c ~ u eneS 5 ubr in Der Ga tern 9al 0IttTneeneen Ser.
f u nluue Ell. eelaben
STEPHAN WbdIer Qr1E.
(mibpl IbpS8 3 urh @efr.
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Ghrr. 1nen Nlrr nr6nhrtI
SpncUr0id.
@uncOrDia

ane tpn hem &au unftr}6 re Ell @ereins-@ et6u6ts Fer.
rnbren EFT AnieruGe an tie Gpncproid @eiel 1daft mlGen
bis Disnia8, zen 8 Sept, lei Rem untersci6 ten praitb' n.
en- 9slrenb 8trnaft reratn, bamtt bic 8aur.6nunaeu abae.
ibIUhen wtrpen tpnntr.
lmt-6) 9. 80. WpebrI, Nr6G.
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N1b. Smaitmt MuIf-g 6uic.

Ots unter iGtsfunten bieIer SGule m.rteu WOntae, len
: sep emb r untr Settuns res yrCf. s. ~. Deems wieeer
tbren Anfin9 nebmen.
~ ~ Sn, MnO 3 trunent l-Ntuttt nlEe tn aaea 1r r;%tet
p'ri men. Uelte 6 4 blben, nb an B etr SGaIe su DC pet.
lt9en rUuen lei 3etten tsre AnneI ungen mai en-, nm MI
Der Satt.n dnsuf ngen.
Nd9ert Nustanft wtfb srtbsiIt tet Rem Fttudr Der Sntf'tHi
Saue j. 10. &tHa,,
,.4aa-45p) 0orFser rss Wtnft -Semtte.
.JEGEL's HOTEL,
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CT Per 2petl:
l. Columbia, the gem of the Ocean.
2. Nfat= gfple, Wal;er-ppn &Gnia.
3. WtiIerere aus GrppatOre-ppn 8erbt.
4. Snrter'S Suid Step-ppn 6tQ.
.. May hope to call the friend.-Oefms.
o. 9alberg Oalppp-pOn Selle.
3wetter 8betI:
I. eOrnetzSOlc aus ga 0p35a 9abra-spn
Np1int.
8. 5eimat65- Slanse-Son 0unql.
D.. Sartton Splp aus Der 9lobtpanDlerin-
BON Seltnt.
10. Come where my love lies dreaming
BON Softer,
II. MOfin9 SirO Qutd Step-p. @ra0ula.
II. Star ipan9lep 8anoer.
Die GrGffnun9Sfeier in Der
Goeni +. 9 pnagp9e wtrO Geute Na6=
mtttag etrpd5 Dor 3 ubr %beginnen.
YaBt gut a III /. = 8ei ben iebtaen
3siten it bic srGBte gOrii6t mGt6;a, psnn
Otebltable fommen taglt9 Dor. GelonoerS
Ute man iber NaGt teine gBdl6e i'm 6ofe
tal9en lafen, b1 lplde 9ep5bali6 am fulqea=
Den MlOr9en 9sif )blen 1T.
Sine VDptwe tt a + IT I'm b Nri.
9elet.- fern Ntor9en fubren 3wei o.
gel6pOte pom SOaOltr. g8trfte auf cine 8ett=
fabrt Die gaY biaunter, Nls Die beioen
ga4ten 3uriidtebrtel unp bic eine-Stinaa+
ren-nm pa5 Tla9su,bOOt legelte, l6lua Bic
lelbe INN unp peren WanniAaft bema6tiate
ii0 Der 6la99e inter Dem gorseben, Da6 lie
Die @eptnner leien. NlS man an bas Qanp
tam, ssristben pte4.I eaanl4aften bstber 8ppte,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
Opera in America.

The fact that this country has produced
at least eleven prime dozsse during the
comparatively few years that the opera has
been established here, is a complete justif-
cation of the musical taste of our people.
Some Of these drtistes have been very sue
eessful abroad; others have been greater
fsvOrites here than their merits deserve !;
but ali have been more or less creditable to
the country. Adelins Patti, Clara Louisa
Kellogg, Madame Van Zandt, Adelaide
Philips, Madame Whiting g-Lorini, Oarlosta
Patti, Miss Lucy Simons, Madame
Guerrabells, Miss Laura Harris, Miss
Morensi and Madame Hinckley-Susini
make up, on the whole, q brilliant
list Of names. Although Italy might pro-
duce much grester GTtistes than some Of
these, yet it would require at least CEN
tury for Italy to produce so many.
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~PHMosoPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Inc PropTistors Of the New York Museum Of AnAt-
omy have determined, regardless OF expense, to is
frse gfor the beneht OF suffering humanity, and
suppression qusokory1 four Of their most inter-
csting snd instructive Lectures Marriage and its
6isqualifcstions, Nervous and Physical Debility,
fremssure decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, " eak
nsss OF Depression. Impotency, Lsss Of Energy and
Manly Power; the great SOCIAL xvii, and those
Mala1iCs which result from youthful follits, ex-
oesses OF maturity, and ignorance Of PhyuiOl7gy
and laws Of nature.
Thee invaluable Lectures have been the means
ef enligatening and saving Thousands, Ond will be
forwaTded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York aUss1m Of AnAt-
omy and Medicine, 61s Broadway, New Yeik.
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me President's ExcursiOu,

On this subject the correspondent of the
New York Times has the following:
HPersons here who osrenervously anxious
that the Government should debSse itself
in order to secure the assent Of few lesd-
ing rebels to terms of peace, are endesvor-
ing to connect the Presidents visit to City
Point with some new plan or conference
for ending the war by negotiating. It is
hardly necessary to assure the public that
there is not the slightest foundation for
such reports"
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kRRIHAL OF MAIIs Arr


ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT
Ss4seEn through ARRIVES at T:sO A. n, &lS P. NJ
Had 9:25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives at I0:sO An.
western Through arrives at $50 A. H., $40 p. II
do Way arrives at 2:55P. II.
seaousky way arrives at 9:15 A. n.
cincinnati Through arrives ct ESQ A. n, 500 7. n.
DO Way arrives at $50 P. NJ,
Elttsbargh Through arrives at s:S5 An,
way arrives at 1910 P. n.
aahoning Way arrives At 1913 A. y,
headTfilo arrives at l0:25 A. N.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. N.
Acckport, &o., srriVea Tuesdays, Thurvdayu ana
Saturdays af Is n.
8sCrensYille arrives daily At IO.I5 A. n
sass Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 0A.M
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AAsEsRE THROUeH for Erie, BuflalO, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and PAlnesFine, Geneva, AG1tAbu
IL md Oonnssnt. closes ht $50 A. II.
z LISTENS THEoUaH, for New York only, closes At
EAsTzRN THRoUsH, for Eris, BunaIo, Albany,
boston, Kew York and Hartford closes At 500
EAsr1Ezr WAY, for all points bssv.,n u,v.Isud
and hris, closes ct 2:50 P. n.
GHsTEsH THROUGH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, Chicago;
and Milwaukee closes ct T:1o A. NJ.
SEsTERs TaEoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
O1buquo, Sc Joseph and Cairo closes At 300 P. ID.
HEsTERH Way, for AL pointa between Cleveland
and Tofedo, closes at l:46 P. ID.
sAhDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all Interme.
note points, closes at $50 P. n.
CIEoIE6ATI WAY, for al points betEeen Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes ct T;O5 A. II.
OEsoESA5I TsRoUsB, for Columbus, Dayton,
HsEAEk and Oinsinnati, closes At 7;o6 A. II.
CIGcIaEAITI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
LOutsTtlle, st. Louis, Indianapolis 2snegyille and
Wheeling, oloses At 9O0P. n.
PITTsBURaH THBoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Waah.
nEbCn, closes 1t 1880 2. n.
PIrIsBURGH WAY, for al points betEa.a- g.
aad, WelsVills, and Pittsburgh, EArrisburg, Phil.
.dslphiss Balsimors and Washington, closes at Ioo
A. n.
ATkuovrzc WAY for all pospt- b,tv-,.n msvaIand
and Youngstown, closes 1t 245 P. n.
MEADvILLE, closes at $50 A. n
uRDINA WAY, Gloss st To- =. H 60,
Tl0rNpoaT ~, ufoto1 On Iue1oayar TnuNonyl
al s-suTdsyB, at laH II.
YARBzss VILE, closes daily, 1O.sOA.
EAsT CE8YELAED and Euclid, oloaoI daily, at
s.1.
Ian sRd Drop LstssEs AEa required By Law 10 Be
pro-pald.
al City ClTeuIArE are required 10 be prepaid with
4 tWo-oent stamp.
Office open from 90 A. M. to 7.5OP.M. On
G. COWLFs. Pm.
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.G0ODALE'S
| CkTARRH
| R e NJ E DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION

II penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible di ease, and eXterminatos it, root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed symp-
toms Of this loGthesome mAiady, and ayeTts con-
sumption
It cleans the head, doO(IOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It aueViates more agony and silent
suhering than tongue can tell.
lt is noted for curing the most hope
less cases, that every known means failed in.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tsrTh, of the most obstinate and Violsnt types.
No form OF Catarrh or noises in the
cad ean resist its penetrating power.
DF. GOOdaIe's CatBrrh Remedy IS q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand
DIR. X. SOOdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the Author OF the only True Theo-
rv Of Catarrh ever published. Where its Origin
What It's Ravages-Mode Of Treatment-End Rspid
0ure In all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Eafaprh
should be read by every 1t can be eotsined at
our nearest Agency, or by sending pOsssge stamp
to our ofice.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pan phiet.
NORTON b co., Sole Ag'ts, T5 Blseker st., N. Y.
Fold BY G. W. CLARK, Cleveland febs:Rs
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
AUDITOB OF STATES OFFICE, D
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,


COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 81. 1855. ,
WHEREAS, The LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New YORK, in the State
OF NeW York. has filed in this Office a sworn state-
ment Of its condition, as required BY the first
ton of the act 8 To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed April
3 Is55 and, whereas said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it possessed
OF at least hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, or in bonds, or iu mort
aRes, worth double the amount for which Il Is mort
gaged; and, whereas, said Company has fled in this
Office written instrument, under its corporate seal,
signed BY the President and Secretary thereof eu-
tborizi any agent agents Of said Company in bis
State acknowledge service process for and in be-
half Of said Company according to the terms OF said
law. =.
the Al 5Tesaid act, l. JANIS II. GOODMAN. Auditor Of
State for Ohio DO hereby certify hat the said La
mar Fire insurance Company Of New York is sus
horzed TO transact the busi Of Fire Insurance.
in tots state until tho thirtyrst day Of January, In
The year one thousand eight hundred and sixtysiT-
In witness EhsreOf have hsreunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office 10 be affixed
the day and year above written.
Iseal1 JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lStamp.1 Auditor Of state
j. ENSWORTH. Agent.
mh25Ie5 Clev veland, Ohio.
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ASSISTANT QuAREERlAsrER's OTFIcE.
CIsvaIand D March 2gth. lS6l

7 WILL PAY, until further notice, One
] Hundred and sixiy.fiYe Dollars, (s165.o0) for
Caviar Horses aud OSe Fuudred and SeTenty-hVe
ff1-..u fr Artillery HCIs sthat will pass inspec-
Il y. 2. .yFusats 10 he made in vouchers, 70 be
takel up b. me ss fast funds are receive d tor
that purpose. BASIL L. sPANGLER,
meh2I;lss Capt, ARd A, 9. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
STATE or NEW YORK, lss
DornTv nv NV XouE ~

Edward Anthony, President, and Isaac B. Sc.
John, Secretary Of the Lamar Fire Insurance.
Company, being severally sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing is full true and correct statemsnE
Of the Affairs Of the said Company that the said Insur
Company is the bona hde owner Of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital
Invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mOTtgaged; and that they the above de-
scribed officers ofsaid Insurance Company.
EDW ARD ANTHONY, Pres't.
ISAAC B. 81. JOHN, Seo'Y.
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MPORTANT TO IlADIRS-Dr. Hsr.

All OLtA4aAA& ~ AAGALA4Al-llAs EAA4H
isy'a GeDais Pills neEe nsFaF RI allied IN rsnoI.
ng 1ncultisa ariEies TOM obstruction, or stop.
Fage Of natare, e in restoring the system 20 per-
- hsalth Nhen Suffering ron Spinal kGasti0ns,-
er7isP1as. Uter, the White, OF ether weakness J
~ Oserina Organs. The fHlE sre perfectly harm
~ On ths oonF1s5tlon, and may Be taken By the
ReEt ostee.s ;Amsle without causing diEtTeas-ths
ave tliHs thcg aot Ike charm By girsRg tkening,
migrating and restoring the Eyttsm % = health
ceadltson, and b. bringing q ths monthly period
giih regularity, no matter ron What causes the
ehftsuctton MAJ afioa. Thsy EhCHla, however, HoI
~ tqken during she argt thrss months ef pregEAa.
sEEfeaEh sats e eEy oihsT tine e. misosTriass
Ed11 Be- ths Fssnlt,
= AAch boz contains 90 pills. PItas %.
Dr. hAREBT'e TAnAsIsH On Disoaaoa Of Females.
EfsEna1cy, Hieo1rziAge BArrennsss, stsrllity, Rs
puoducttea, and Abuses Of Eaturo, and emphstiosl-
y the ladies Priyats ModioSl Adviser, pamphlet
ef e pages ssnt fres TO any addruss. Six osass r.
e'9lred g pay postage.
TAs pilis end book WEI 30 ssst b nall Whaa C.
SsEsd, Fe7zrslF sealed, ppd prepaid, By
a.6RNAR, II. D., General Agent
Ho. T6 Cedar st., New York.
- Beid hy ell tie principal Druggists.
s.N. CLARK, BrtEgist, Agent for Cleveland.
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30XnS oF rnr SPECTFIo PILI

BOXES OF THE SPECTEIc PILL
VIII promptly and permanently cure any case o
spetmatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, or lnyOluntarJ
hlghtg or DAILY Losses however origInaily caused
speedily correct those terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary disease, or rom 30
THE SPEOIFIO PILL is equally applicable 10 the
treatment OF every kind Of Genital Urinary Irrta
tioE, Impotgncy or InoapaCity, Diabetes, Lime OF
"Brick-Dust' Deposits in the Urine, Milky Dis
charges, Inflammation or Weakness Of the kldneys
&c; Olergymen, Lawyers, students, and al who
follow 5edentary occupations OF whose Brain AND
Nervous System Oyerworked, are peculiarly La
Bile to weaknesses Of the Genito- Urinary Organs
These should not sail to use TIE SPECIFIC PILL.
Persons afflicted with any one or more Of the ehoYt
disorders, are sure to have several, and sometimes
most, Of the blowing
SYMPTOMS,
Deranged Digestion; Loss OF Appetite; Loss Oi
Flesh; OOnstipated Bowels; Fitful and Nervous, OF
HeRyy Sleep. with lustfu dreams; Troubled Breath
ing; Failure Of Voice. Irregular Action of the heart;
Pntt1lous Eruptions on the face and neck; Head.
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory; Sud
den dushes Of heat and Blu5hings; General " eak;
Condition Diminished Size OF the Genital organs
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Desire 70 Pass Water with peculiar attending sen
EatOnsi Melancholy, &c.
PROFESSIONAL OPnHONs.-''I have used your 5pe
the most perfect succsBs."-J. Milton Sanders, n
dit is as near q specific as any medicine can re.
doses. .'-B Keith, II. D., Ed. BepertOry Of Medical
Science, N. Y.
N know Of no remedy IN the whole Materis Medi-
ca equal to your Specific Pill in Seminal or UrnarJ
Weaknesses. ."-Adolph Behre, NJ. D., Prof OF Organ
10 Chemistry and Physiology, N. Y.
PERSONAL OPINIoNs-'Mr. Winchester Is worthy
Of ell confidence and deYotes himself enthusiastcel-
" to these preparations I'D. Meredith Reese, Ii. D.
LII. D., American Medical Gazette, n. y.
81 have personal knowledge of Mr.. Winchester
honesty and integrity; and can assure the proies
sion and the public that his preparations can be re,
Lied on."-Jas. B, Chiffon, ID. D. Chemist, n. 4.
THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is not Homeopathic remedy, does It contain
Mercury Iron, OanthArides or any injurious ingre-
dent.
N~Prioe-slper box; six boxes when ordered al
opoe) for s5. Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale and Be
tan at the Sole General Dep0t in the United States.
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luaIe- -R2-W Sc IOhn street. n. r.
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sSsa a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIE

BE@ A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
OF MISUNDERSTANDING nearly 800 pages
and 80 fne plates and engraeings Of the anatomy
ol the human Organs in state Of Health and Dis
ease, with Treatise upon larry Errors, its de-
ploTabls consequences upon the Mind and Body,
wi h the Authors plan Of trsItmsnt-the only Ta-
tionai and successful mode OF cure, IS shown by
the rrport 4 cases treated. A truthful adviser to
Sc married and those cOntem plating marriage,
who entartain doubts Of their physical oOnd tion.
Sent free OF postage to any address receipt OF 70
cents in stamps postal currency, oy addressing
Dr. LA CRJIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
G.Y.
The Author mAy he consulted upou any Of the
disc upon vh eh his COX treats, either person.
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