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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

The evidence Of the destitution in.
the Southern States accumulates." We
give an extract from an official letter sent to
the'Freedmen's Bureau, from a Surgeon in
Georgia, which speaks for itself:
Rome, Athens, Marietta. MiIIedee-
vile, and such places, 1 have not yet
thought best to. open hospitals. Yet I am
persuaded that there will be great suffering
during the winter in these places. In At
lanta, for example, 1 know from personal in
spection thatsmtltitpdes Of the feeble, and of
the women and children are living either in
the 1Pep7arOrgueh rude shelters of brush
ana logsRndAOidtin frame ear roofs as they
can Construct i1f0 houses to, cover them.
Exposed to storms and cold, -Iuch q life in
dueeS a large. amount Of Sickness and a
high T9fg Of mortality. / FEEL constrained
to testifyb a large amount of suffering as
well in the eoqptry as in the large cities.
The ultimate and permanent means of re-
lief for these unfortunate people, will be
found only in the sense of humanity
justice of the people, prompting, to
the abandonment of ~prejndices, and to
efficient, liberal measures for their relief and
support
Also from another letter written by an
other persons from Atlanta, Georgia.
al arrived here last "Wednesday. Ny
heart is full almost to bursting at the sight
of the freedmen. Here is a city in ruins,
but rising like a phoenix from its ashes
with astonishing rapidly. Amid these
ruins ofold buildings, IN hdts made of the
old tin from the roofs of houses, under tents
made from old sheets, bed-ticks or skirts of
old dresses, in old railroad cars, and last but
not the most comfortable on the bare ground,
exposed to every change Of the weather, is
everywhere to be seen the c~ontrabands and
refugees, deprived of every comfort Of life,
sick, dying, and dead. Oh, nay God, my
eyes never rested on such scenes of distress
as they have beheld since my arrival here.
| shal write General Howard on the subject.
Something must be done before it gets much
colder or these people must die by thou
sands. They must also have schools,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25
R K BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Dispatch to Westsfh Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December IS.

Special Dispatch to Weststh Associated Pres..l
NEW YORK, December IS.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the Stock Exchange this morning the market
vas firm. Erie and Old Southern were the favor
ties, a large business being done in the former.
Business is somewhat interrupted III consequence
of the near approach Of the holidays At the
one O'Clock board the market was weaker. There
was a considerable amount Of stock sold for account
of W. L. Hicks, who is suspended.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were rnscTosng prices ut +4eo---A
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 265k; New York
Central 954; Erie 952s; Hudson River Jog; Read
Cleveland s4%; Cleveland and Toledo -; Rock
Island lOT; Northwestern $50; do preferred 6I4.
HOLIDAY.
Monday will be kept as a close holiday at the
STOCK and Gold Boards.
Gold closed quietly at 1852.
GOLD INTEREST.
The January gold interest, amounting to 50, $780,
600, viii be paid on the regular day.
MONEY.
Money continues easy at former rates.
GovEKEMESTs. p
Government securities were a per cent better
cularly 'oh 7-JOs. tl
% alcs STATE BONDS.
state bonds are frmor and few sales making at
full prices IH.. 3f E- 600
vii. - MISCELLANEOUS sBAEEs.
% Miscellaneous shares were all steady, with no
special feature = ~ rf.I. 'a L4 q
"a VOL PETROLEUM STOCKS. ,i m
3 There wis very little activity in the petroleum
market to-day, with sSlegst the following rates :
"a bradley SOL BreVeft 9l0i Empire, City so Ger
mauiR % Pithqle Greek 1850; Webster. $50 Pal
mtr 10 Bennelof Run 800; Ryhd 81 United
PETROLEUM. noah
snPaHoseusSixseNdE .ssa4ef3SsOsb0s .erude pc
1885, also 800 lhls On tho spot at Ale. u,f, .rnrb
.m4.NAaG tas.opRE S~ooRs.a4 E,-faHp .
The following are the quotations frouL the Dry
Rfs fgl k1fssHsFf ( "a @bHs,iL acJuia n
ST, do ESQ DO IA V, Porter BIT. ETiHW'4lh
Il BayAtEeds SffrtingsLpeBperer "a 3jAmdskehg
4 "a, Bag Adn 4e}5, HhlA lido 81 Bbrtsmduth
Prints 8slhaoqa 9e sp5fsgq9 2f4 American
ri 2 IA 15 FDg9f EP 81 M ~ Sp!!sg4 ~ % .;iy, o. IL I
Is Gant5m FL nntlsLshtetviHe s7}4, aDozsf IS.
KenfudyJeaEs4FsH NJ. CRssiWeres 7O4 Ir
Rodman Jeans-67%, .rs N In =
~TieksTEyeren AZ, Abany. "a .
Stripes@lork 4g%. Unionsvillf S3h. r u
Brown DrilsAStindifd zjH; Winthrop so. =.
HOopskifts-BrAdiey Duplex Elliptic 20 to 80
hoops, priees u~nehaagedSiC 7, a t, 3Meyets,
l. X L., II inch, 20 to 40 hoops, 50 20 So inch
20 to 40 hoops, 20 t9 uQ, T,o
DISPATCHES, 2
The following dispatches we're received at the
Exehahge to-day. fs.. - 2
BaltimoreAThsre is no change in prices and
goods are held firm b. 81. -l.-
very firm, but the market is less active. WOOlens
EfRnnE-"
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sRememberthe Webb sisters play but one
night. 49,, 'a ,as., -F
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ChIcago Markcf-nec. "a

FLOuR-Quiet and unchanged. b
WHEAT-Dull and almost nominal. Sales at
Sl,2g1291,3 30 for No. l, and S9%@9lc for No. 2.
CoRS-Quiet at 45%@46c for No. /, and 4L9
454c for No. 2.
OATs-Steady.
PROvIsIoNs-Firm. Mess pork at SIC, so; green
hams steady at l31%d14c.
DRESSED ~HoGs-Ofering at liberal prices: de-
clined 1562jc, closing duh at SIU, 50.
~HoGs-GO,O0O packed to date, against 475,O 900
anne time last year.
Live hogs in fair demand prices unchanged.
REcEIPTs-Flour 100 tt5 ,Ieat 1850 bu:
corn 10, 600 bu; oats 1900 bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Go to Mason Bros. to get fresh CLANS for
Christmas, No. 100 Ontario street.
9se25i272.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Cleveland should not forget Ius OIu 1avvr-
ties, the Webb sisters.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Seats can be procured atthdbbk Office for
the Webb. sisters ParlOr entertainments
from 10 A. n. to . P.M
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Money Market-prr. %.

MONET-Market quiet and cay At 7 per cent.
STEELISG ExCHANGE-DuiI a. ff-rf aIOg1S.
ID active and rather t-srr, opening at
I45J<. declining to 49, AMI losing at tI5sz.
SPEcrE-Tho toral exports ~ofkpecie to-day were
s252, coo.
GOvERSHExT STocKs-FirnI. .r
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PARKER, ROSE & co..

our community WILL NOT be dsoslvsa to deal
vith these who make FALSE PRETEESTONS.
The only way to save gOaT eye SshL is by proyi-
ding yourselves with . pair OF good spectacles which
can onfv Be obtained at the cd established and well
known Opticai Institute of Mr., S0L0M0HS0N'S,
$50 Superior street, under the American.
HE-Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be Nj, solos
ponaOnV % biz Age1h M
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Vision Market

age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to auythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PREETISS.
E0g, ~, II aud 14s optaEiV street,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

= 4JOERDb DAT,-Ws have never seen b
happier day in Cleveland than was last
Saturday. The weather was beautiful and
we'll calculated to tempt forth ladies and
gentlemen from their houses. But the gay
crowds which throDged the streets all day
were not Idle promenaders. Each n had
sailed forth on Christmas errands, to try
Christmas ventures. The stores and shops
were filled TO overlooking all the hours of
the day We supposed the aggregate of sales,
with an eye to stockings pendent from nails
and pegs on Christmas morning, was never
before larger than on Saturday. sProprie-
tors looked happy there behind counters,
ahdtheif clerks looked Jagged oft. Every
one on the street had a gift, a bundle of
gifts, or was in quest of such. Rich and
poor blended together in one widespread
ing. swift flowing stream, and could be dis
tinguished only by the clothes they wore,
since the same heart beat in all and suf-
fused the face with one ard the SAME senti-
ment, thought and purpose.
THB SeLBIEE' HoME.-This noble institu4
ton having ohtlived its usefulness, will
cease to exist on the first of January. All
the effects thereof will be turned over to the
State soldiers' Homie at Columbus. We
need not now, or ever, speak words of eulo-
gy. The institution has been a public nee
essity both during the war aud after its
close, and it is enough to say that it has
always been eqdal TO the demand made
upon its resources by the public necessity.
The weekly reports for the past few
months, compared with those made last
spring and summer, lock sickiy, az, for In
stance that for the week ending Saturday,
Dec. Zsd 1908, which is furnished by Super
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

See Miss Emma and Ada Webb, in new
songs and dances tonight at Brainard's
Hall.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

The humiliating little Ada w appeal
,o-night in eight characters.
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OIL WORKS.
OPTICAL.

). PERLEY, the rplizbis &C. cisr, sti,
- . continues to give universal satisfaction Ia "a
practice Of his profession, No. lS3 Superior stnCe
johnson House Building.
nA- II is to the advantage Of all, when sodeu
cate a sense as that Of eight is Concerned I dsa
with one Of Acknowledged skill, who makes no M,
pretensions; also n full assortment Of Outicai an
Mathematical Tnstrumap 49,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25
CHRISTMAS GXEW FEARS PRESESTs

HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.
All the latest and most fashionable .tvk, =,
HAIR Dressing, Head Dresses, &c, 70 be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New Tork. sarnnIe-
Of which can be seen at WH. DAYS EsttbIisb-
nent, IS Public Square.
Just received direct from Importers verv
lsrge and splendid stock OF Long Hair tbs ~
over had for making, now the most non,,Is- 49,
Dress the French Twist, Natural Curls. a rooJ
sssorfment LETT, warranted as represented Ia5iesi
y sleSSs ana Hah Wigs, a well selected sfock
- nAna5 Donoie waterfall, Front Frizzes dnueb
Nolhls french Head Dresses, ofevery Kind made
" aetertlser equal TO those Imported Iadie3 f1-Is
~ switches made into any u the fasbionsbio
head Dresses without injury to either
Ladies Hair Dressing in the most beeonfns ~
modern styles. ns ana
Fr!Nate Room for ladies' Hair CUTTING
~ Hot and Cold Baths AZ ali bour, ~
the best Bathing Apartments in tbe r;+y 's my
Nm DAY, As Public sarfsre
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wholesale Market-Dee. %.

The Post has the following review Of the New
York wholesale market
During the past week the wholesale market has
been much excited and prices have rapidly 1uc-
tuated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
Glue M N,dsce.
STATE o. ILLINOIS Circuit . urt Of sail Co.,
Ia SAL. C5rS,g. ''..eL,u.ry Tern, \. D. 1850.

STATE o. ILLI$ Jl,, . Circuit {. uft OF .aid Co..
l., SAIL. CyJAtT. 'seATuary Tern, 4 b. 1866.
Ai.ar ll,gc Niui, WIS. vii o.. -,,ch y. WISE de-
,,,,.i and Nr,. t. W .--. Christian u Use stephen
l. WIS.,. il Albert Ass.. ouI VI ti'it j. Mi-r miners
r,-xt ir.trI N al, " it, 4, Anna h. Minister, Nicholas
Minister Ai.iL.ln lI.lVuun. SHERMAN hcti"uun Mary
VI QN,Un JOHN Vi 'tTuun, thrl>'.ut VI U"vui Luz j
VI t1yrgu. aul -.I-,u ! QuuUu.-In "a 'iceTy.
II Firairlr. iron affidavit uI IA" IN The once oi the
clerk eat court. t!.t vi. lam M,OW"ui aha s"finaii
VI CwUgu two u! tt. '..-itt~ a.rNc named are nom
rc-rir3- -li1 70 &c. ami Ola. yuIAuutis having MED
their iii vuIf. A-iru. AMI Hons having been
issued thereon -s..r.uu- tp las
N3.e. tar. fore, risy -fnn. % the sid defendants,
Nuiiuu u ty tlI ANA >I-I.i.u Ne AJuu. that unless
yu -h.lI -y'rlly b" an r core RAID ,rc'it court.
on r r~t q i the term Thereof. tu be- Ihen at
ia. court hpu-. IN ptN, 10 sIl county, on the hrst
'"Ity 90. FEBRUARY. a. %. IS 80 ai pr, Answer &c To-
-..! .J4l D. .iu uJ- liH oI complaint the siA1s
49,, IL a., ~ ,. 4 .i- tF.n ia rsHI AM stated "iii
a. " ......t .t.,l .. ... see entered 'g iust you
acg,rs i'm 60 lli. PRAYER 90 sIi tHI
Data tin, > ut,. ,. December. j., =. w. ,,rp
D., key, III g : is-'.-. i''-"'-'-' ,I.rL
Complain MI c,I-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
L aal 1oaertl.rlnsuts.
CiQRcerv Notice.

STATE OF IiE9S crsgit Soer! ,c gr Il is Sale
Henry ~. Ifcss CtruucJ. IIso-.-B for DV' res.
Affidavit the nUIsilrfcr oi Caroline j. Hes the de-
fudaut aye nIiucL having uth MED M the ONO. oil
the clerk Of said Circuit CON. y: "a sale county No
ucc hereby given 10 the SAL 'ne j. Hess, init sac
complainant Henry H. llcs MED Lis Vii 81 complaint ~
said Court the ,hiu,ey side thcrrl"n thc s't"ihd.y
Of October. 1865. and that summons tiefiph l--ue'
out OF said Court against the said DESCENDANT retuntoe on
the rst Monday NuNsmlrTA pltta, bl Law required
Now. uul,-, You. the sid ttroIhs > ht-s 'ini per
sunll!y De and appear sail tucdit Court on inc
first day the next term thereof 10 br hulth AZ the
court house Oav 300 -i county the hTst Monday 81
F,Lr'ary. AD 1907 AMI i. answer - eihiF 70 'he san
complain uts lI of complaint, tie same, nj we mat
t.rs aud dim, therein. ,.r.. and ,istrd will Ue t,ken
r4ns-si ami decree cl1tylsi -in-t 5"u. Gct,fcihs
. t. ti- prayer uI s.iI u.l.. ELiiAN slLH In
3 Dttal De-. ., U-.W tb'k
D.-k,y. Rice i L-ais, cnmliuBan.s Sois-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
H~ 80 IA N0 "A

=. q ~ MA "A
HIDE and LEATHER STORE.
III ware and Sho. Finding, OF the late J. NJ. KING,
and a adding TO the former stock, direct from
he manufacturers u lar assortment Of
s.eothsB, Sadiery, ESari- ware AID
Shoe Finding.
All which offer TO lie trade at at anal advance
sver cost. -
We hsvs made arrangements to keep the fol-
owing brands OF leather
A. H. Taylor's Gin. Oak Sole Leather,
Rumscv Il Co Buffalo Oak Slaughter s l..
bush l. Howard Oak Spanish and Slaugh-
to- Sole Leather,
kieh.r. Pistsburs Oak Harness Leather
Il Collar
Bride
Hu,sY 3 Ca 8 eel Tin Am. Calf Skins,
90 Pads and Innings,
American Kip,
x.,o resolving non er., hands direct New York
Phlsaslpha, ;as following brand. of sreneh Cali
lRs a p:
LsaRnine, Susan Corlsn,
xxsiIs Delon& Alloy,
Dsfoe, Bodina,
Hagen d Snidt, z. L.
1sre.s.r With all articles sslenging to the trade
8EoH FINDINGS,
Lasts, Pegs, Avis, Hammers
Thread Shoemakers Tools,
Elastic Web, DC. &c.
CA1ErA@M rSCN1EkING3.
Enamel Cloth. Enamel Leathar,
Lace Tacks, Dash Leather,
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c.
sads.. snoenak-rs, and other, will find it TO their
Ivan age give US call before purchasing else where.
TITO Hshe.t Price paid FOR Hides, Cali skin, Deer
nd 81 sep P-lts.
L. THORSE CO..
A. the old stand of VI. KING, Main Street, bstween
La sslle ard Columbus.
II
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Il D o x
AND
DIR u G.
STORE.

souih dc o Square.
E. 2 CIR GGss
winfwGa hn9x2t to 2ix
Brushes Plt
VarS
Fate
NV Pres
s -n
h a Ia
Er,.aa Ne,
For acna ,.way.k.t m and
NV Stock o *. HnGS
ssde Ciogn
sdohBo % a the E
Bin ra sea
utuai lie
g fore "
TeT
Accordion
Fagceh
get
She
Hole. q -
Country Merchant PA wth
lam
May
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
NEW SKIRT FOR 1855.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SESlHsS.
HOOP SgN.is 50.

J. " B2ADLEI"S Neus Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
to1 d0uLlej SPRING NkiiiT
This Invention consists of DIpeS (or two Elliptic Pure
Refined Steel Springs. ins,ninusy liraied Tightly ani
firmly together edge edge, making til" toughest, most
flexible elastic ami Durable Spring used They sci
dom bend break. like tn. Single Spring. and
qucntly preserve their perfect AMI beautiful shape more
than twice long any single Spring Skirt that over has
be made.
The wonderful lcxil;y and great comfort and Pleasure
any Lady wearing thr duplex Elliptic SKIRT VIII Ice rX-
prriencc particularly in all crOw1 Assemblies operas
Cirrag 5 Railroad Cars Church Pev- Arm ChiIr, Tor
Promenade and House Dress. the SKIRT t! be folded
when m usn To- ocIrv small place easily and convc
entity as u SILK or Muslin Dress
Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure. Comfort an6irca
Convenience wearing the Dup Elliptic Sesi Spring
SIIyf for single day will Never atrrw r,s willingly liz
nausr with their u.s.. For Children Misses ami Young
Ladies they IL superior to all others
TIN. Hoops covered with ply double twisted thread
and viii twice lang the SHyig warn covering
which i, all Single Sss hop SKIRTS. The three
bottom rods cvers Start also Dlt Nsei and tyrC
lie covered prevent the covering from inc IN
the when dragging down Stair, steps, &c. &c.
which they are constantly subject IN when in
All are mae'f the and elegant Corded TaIcS ana
the quality every part giving 10 the werer the
most graceful and perfect shape possible and are unqucs
onal,Iv the .Itt-t and most desirable, comfortable and
econoni. al S.1yt mt'le.
WES7S BR1DLEY If CARY, Pr0pris'ogy ~ TIE IN:
renios and SHE ftarerS 81 ChIm5eTs, and - 81
Repie Syeets. Nor Fort.
For sale in all rtclss in this city, and through
ou the United and Canada. Havana de Cuba McNi
co. South Amer ca. and the West Indie
cs-Lagure far tie Duer Elliptic ord145is) Spring Skirt
aug % Gj-3n A. c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09

WINDOW GLASS of all Sizes. Patty,
w Paints Oils Turpentinr. Varnish, Tar. Potash,
and Rein at THOMPSON DYSRS
nov IL, 65 City Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09

=! trad c,---. = =. -.2o u -.cr -x:-act
- .LIe,ic. s- WI act &c i IL IL c--cJ.
Oh SO I----ti q u--c'y ec!c2;.rc p-ilc:rcs-fa
=o--! &C II net rcTc Ilc.ou-es of e::,,cr Tat
CO l. ne .t.caty ed cc2c'C-iyo test WI IL cc2
80. t. properties viz tAcs- set ior.h il 10 fol
.-I,..- g.:
:, .--r,---tory of Tho United ctstc..
$ -sua-gor ----, y=.1--Jic works the Tractic.
G &c.
icsrcarks ra1c y TO cc1sbra:cl Dr. THrsrc, PhTla
Gee rc---@- i.-ls5 I:I-:;si N-c,cT.E, cc,c-
Ha:cd fyc;ci:n al fc-2ttr CT 10 ToyaI Collc-e
-.co-s, iloI&Ed, sd I,-e il tie Transactions Of
&c ling ara Queens 'ys.--l.
See het..coC l-2rGt a TcycTr Published ~ PrsJr
TEAvFns. Tei!oV "f &c 70. : -.---e q surgeons.
Gee most oi lie ate 5,;- -l = q. OF NsGicins.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
Wall Paper, Curtains, Borders.
Tassels, &c.

keep on hand good assortment of the best KINDS
of GILT and RIOS EW GOD A0ULDlAGS and will resei'e
orders for raining pictures, &c which shall lie come liz
work mani Ike manner.
Also OH and well assorted stock of Chilsrens CABS
Carr ia, e. &C. the best i'll this market -
A,-t ...ank Book, p.,rr Envelopes Pocket Books
Memoir, rIum Books &c. al lowest living price:
All kinds OF Blank Books mace 10 oruer iuns u W
any ,att,rn. and Music Books Magazines. Pamphlets, &c
bound in best style; Paper Boxes male to or'.r.
Remember the place-La Sale b., neg y, TO msie
graph Office.
sGril 1895.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03
Stop That Congh
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
re Great Remedy for he euIs Of
CONSUMPTION.

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
ME results Of il use 10 proof Of its great
~ value. The extraordinary HEALING PkOP-
EkTlES ofthis 'aedieins re experiencea by al
those Who have used IT, Their testioony can hc
found II paiaphlet, which can be chained Of
The Agsats whsrs the ,nsdisine 10 " sale.
Coaghs and Colds, however distressing. arc
broken up in aB incredible short time, BY Causing
specific Influence On the lungs. SO thsi themal.
ter and phlsgn are easily e..pectersted.
Pains and Soreness Of she Chest are quickly re-
LEVIED. BY the ritsieA parts becoming healed.
Cold ChiIls and Night Sweats become imm, diats-
y checked, by the strength being restored. The
torpid liver l. restored V aeioa, the blood be-
ALLEs'SLUNG BALSAx contains no opi
um in any form: Il is perfectly harmless for the
CossusrrIvrs would DO we'll to read his trestis
PnvsiCIAss who have failed 10 curs their d.
tieuts should try this Ne .icins before they give
thelcase up, - we know very nny valuable
lives h.ys bssnssvsd By esiss persuaded 70 give
he sure aud get ALIENS LUxo BALsAn, and let
20 other article BE- paimsd upon you.
ALtRa's LuRs BAiaAR IL put up with great care,
80 via Ase steel engraved label. beging the
oigaturc Of the pr0prietOrs.
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALs.s's Luxo Bazaar vel trssk y ~ most Dc
tseoetse CbsgA i~s fs1 hosss' sisne.
Many cases Of CONSUMPTION, that were consid.
cred ineurable, have been cuved in this city
Coll and get pamphlet and read the remarkable
cures. which will convince you Of the great value
Of this medicine
Doa't despair because al other remedies have
fsile'i but the remedy and yon will not be de-
eciveA. For sale by the proprietors,
J. N. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, o.
PaUs-el per bottle. Sold BY Medicine Dea :
orr throughout the city and country. For sele
BY E. 8. Rsllord, Davenport; T. n Stone, Ass
casiee DR.. r. Wosdruf, DesNq,nes MORRISON
! %. tsaa CITY. = ! mrl4-ssdkeowly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

Our city readers will remember the cass
- Bernard Daily, We ineaas man, vhe used
TO wander around eur streets. An attempt
was made to get hin admitted into the In
ssns Aaylum ct Jacksonville, bat the build
ing Vas full. He vas then, by an order Of
the Board Of Supervisors, we believe, taken
to ths Cvuaty Poor House. Being = man
Of great muscular power, be gave the parties
wno made the arrest, good deal Of trosl'lc,
but was Anany secured. Some weeks ago
his mother went out TO zee him. She Gays,
she found him confined in . PEN or open
yard, in Company With I've other insane per
sons. exposed, without shelter, 70 the sun.
Daily requested to be allowed 70 go home and
when she started to leave him, became un-
comfortable, and climbing the high vail, ran
towards town. Several persons connected
with the Poor House started after him, but
failing 10 catch him On foot, teok q horse.
Mrs. Daily came into town. and heard Moth
ing Of him until the next day. The doctor
called and told her that her son was suffer
ing from wound IN the head. 1tappcaretl
that be had been pursued and hit on the
head with = club, knocked down and taken
back to the Poor House. Mrs. Daily went
after him and brought him home The blow
which he received threstened to be serious
for time, but finally the wound healed
The strangcst point Of the whole affair ia
that It promises to restore him to his senses.
He has come home, and works al day At his
trade, shoemaking, whistles and sings, and
10 improving rapidly. Strong hopes ere en-
tertained Of his complete restoration. A
parallel case to this il that of one William
Moss. year or SO ago, who was rendered
insane BY On attack Of typhoid fever, and
while beidg taken home, fell from . bridge,
and striking bic head, was restored to his
senses instantly. A lick on the head will
knock most people ssnseless. We have
heard Of breaking folks' heads to let the
light in, this comes the nearest to il Of any
thing in our expetisnce.-Psoria Tram
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

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