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FROM WAsHIHGToN.

"AeAANN4ONg " y ODs ASs
The Navy Department has information
that the side-vheel steamer Acadia is lying
a wreck, riddled by shot and shell from
the United States steamer Virginia, six
miles from Velasco, where she ran ashore,
after several attempts to get into that
port.
Saturday night last 3 party Of rebels,
numbering about loo, under command OF
Lieutenant Taylor Wood, Of the rebel
navy, and nephew of JEFF. Davis, left the
ZoeOmisco river in sloops and small boats
bound on a raid to Smiths Island, with
design Of destroying the light boats. The
gunboat Yankee and several others OF our
boats were informed of their movements,
and at once started in pursuit Of them.
In reference to an inquiry Of the House
Of Representative, the Escrstary Of War
has communicated document from Cen
eral Augur which shows that in July,
1854, numerous complaints were made by
the Deputy Provost Marshsl that bounty
brokers were kidnapping and running off
celored men without paying them cent.
Secretary Of War, who ordered that no
polOred men should 60 north without a
pass. Colored men can obtain passes to
leave Washington on showing that they
are not enrolled in the district.
It appears from an Official documentth
the amount psid to Commodore Wander
bilt for the charter Of his steamer Wander
bilt for $50 days at $2,0 900 a day, was $685.
600 before he presented that vessel to tie
Government.
Government is advised that the st. Al
bans raiders on trial at Montreal, have
been remsnded for eight days, Judge Smith,
presiding Magistrate, being still SICK.
Martin r. Delany, of Pittsburgh, has re-
eeiyed commission IS Msjor in . regiment
Of D. s. eOlOred troops The Asjor is
black man, and this i believed TO be the
first instance in which one OF his race hss
been commissioned TO such command in
-
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FROM BOSTOF.

Boston, Feb. %.
0sgood s. Lee sold st auction to-day 1853
bales OF best quality of Cape EoOl-terms
cash in fifteen days or acceptable interest
bearing notes of 60 days. The attendance
Of buyers was quite large, but the prices
are considered low. One lot of Is bales
brought SIC, but the average price was 47@
54c per bale.
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IRON LOUISVILLE.

IOU4sF4LLEI 7 GU AIs
Generals Granger and Hobson arrived
here tonight. a
General Burbridge has been directed to
report to General Thomas for service in
the field.
a report from Frankfort says that about
500 mounted rebels are in the vicinity Of
Mount Sterling.
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Potatoes! Potatoes +!
0TVIoE colnRssAR1 % SUBsHFEEcE,
O5IU1iBUs. o February %, Is6,


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this ofics from eitizans loyal TO the United
States Govsrnment until y n. March "a 1866, for
the supply and delivery 81 Camp Chase, Ohio, free
Of ali ch4rge, IF such Potatoes Is may be required
by the CUmmissary Of Subsistencs from time to
time. Said bids, when accepted, viii form the ba-
sis Of written contract, with two good and respon
sibls sureties {uEes If sursties to be giFen) and
bonds sufficient TO indemnify tbs United States
against loss.
Said contract to take effect on the 9th day Of
March, and TO continue in force until the lEt day Of
August, 1855, subject to lhe approval Of tie Com
mEiary General of Subsiftence. The Potatoes 70 be
If the best quality smsll ones inoluded estimated
at sixty pounds 10 the bushel
Bids for tie above will be required in duplicate,
with s copy CT this advertisement "a slip from
nsWspaperl attached to each.
The Hind and variety Of potatoes must bs given,
and the bid viii be stipulated in prits at so much
psr pound.
Payment to be made In such funds as may be
Supplied By the Treasury Of the United States.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all Propo-
Iall II deemed ly the undersigned for the interest
Of the Government. &. D. HARRINGTON,
fsbs7:l92 Captain and Q. 8.
A TTENTION ALL.-On and after
"a MArch q, Journey men Psinters' wages shall
Be not lesE thsn S2.75 per day. 1he 70 lowing
b7ss have slready complied with the reg 1tat;
J. DJWnie 4 Co. W. T. Vliet,
D. ProudfoOt, J. 3. Tase0tt
Nso- AeFnlsgs tepkosls1
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FKOm NEW YORK,

NEw YORK, Feb. %.
The TrtJtsns's Washington special says
All the released prisoners sent South to
oppose Sherman, and they appesr more en-
husiastie and hopeful than those who have
been in rebel camps all winter.
The Times prints list of 500 released
Union officers sent to Annapolis. TLis
empties the prisons at Richmond and Dan
vile of cur gallant men who have surviY-
ed the horrors of these rebel prison pens.
We are informed that private letters
have been received in this city announcing
IS probable the union Of Gen. Sehoheld's
forces with Shermsn's army on Monday,
the 9th. The point is not stated.
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ERpM LEV JERsEY.

TRENTON, n. j, Feb. 2s.
The Constitutional Amendment has been
discussed all day in the House.
The House adjourned till o'clock this
evening, when the subject will be resumed.
a joint meeting will be held tomorrow
for the election of United States Senator,
and other officers. It is thought there will
be no election for Senator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

DYSPEPSIA CURE
is 8 purely vegetable pre-
parstion, contains no OPT
Atess no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
", surely and immsdi-
AtalT.
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s. Special RepOrt.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 20.

NEW York, Feb. 2e.
FINANCIAL.
The Stock market has regained conf
dence sufficiently to sustain q moderate
speculative movement.
The fancy list continues excited, and
just now the fsvoritss, Canton, Oumber-
land Coal and Ohio and Mississippi Certi-
acates are quite strong.
Government stocks are steady but less
active, the 1905 supplying the outside de-
msnd to the partial detriment Of the old
stock.
State bonds are exceedingly quiet.
Bank stocks and first class railroad
mortgages firm. MsripOss was the feature
of the miscellaneous, strong on call but
lower afterwards.
A bull combination in the gold room
this morning, by working gold cash, scarce
succeeded in advancing the price to 2O13
per cent, but the improvement was after
wards partially lost.
Money continues easy.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
At the Petroleum Board stocks are very
active. There was an advance on Oceanic,
Rmpire City and United States. Cherry
Run 1000; Rynd Farm 675; United States
81; Heydrick-.
Petroleum market continues weak and
irregular. Small sales made to refners of
crude at 1904 on spot 4l@42 for April.
Business is restricted to sales Of free for
home consumption. There is little or no
export demand. Refined in bond quoted
at s6967, and s7@88 for free.
STOCKS.
Gsllsgher's Evening E1change; = =
Gold 2O14.
New York Central, us; Erie 74f;
Hudson lIsR; Reading 1l5Fi Michigan
Southern sssi Ill. Central l198 Pittsburgh
7ss; Toledo lls; Rock Island a79; North
western a3t dOpreferred s4si Fl. Wayne
s5ii Ohio and Mississippi Certificates sOf;
Canton asi; Cumberland 763;; MsripOsa
l7s; Quicksilver g.
Stocks steady large sales in Cumbsr-
land.
Gold firm.
TIE REBEL LAHAR.
The Post editorislly refers to g. B. Ls-
mar, who took the oath Of allegiance ct
-a-.a-- tIaaa r.t rs saz ls-s =
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TnLAL oF r. Q. KENNEDY.

INV LOttA1 z 0O' TO
The trial of Robert Cobb Kennedy,
charged with being implicated in the hotel
burning plot, has been in progress here
about three weeks before the same court
that convicted BealL It is said the testj-
imony Is very strong against prisoner and
that his conviction is probable.
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FROaI PHILADELPHIA.

EHILADELPAIA1 rep- 20.
Subscriptions to the 7 sOs received by
Jay Cooke & Co., to-day, were $3,73s 600.
The largest eastern subscription was $780,
900, from New York; and the largest
western 1916, 600, from Cincinnati There
were 1900 individual subscriptions of $50
Gnd$lO0,
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HOLT Ar ALTON

AZ" AO1AAA1 EoD' @Os
The Charlotte, North Carolips, Demo-
crGt Of the 21st has vague rumor that
d. d. Hill or 0heathAm, from Hoods old
army had struck Sherman's rear and csp-
tured 800 prisoners and large number of
wagons. A postscript says 1t was Cheat
hams troops, and the fight took place at
Alton, South Carolina.
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sToMACH Or BoWEIs


WsyArrAns both Of then, STsrT. m IultAass,R
our directions are fslIovsa.I tsss5r3a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hstaleney, weak
ness and general debility;
II makes the weary ambi-
tiousi the feeble strong,
the debilitated healthy
for il enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which is the parent
Of the body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache, siok.
ness Of the stomach, and
pains or colo IL ths bow
els.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

ID DYSPEPSIA 0UREI
sEestenB the stomach,
purihes the breath, and
instantly stops sOurness,
aeidity, and rising OF food
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Indigestion and con-
EtiPation in every case.
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YERDIOr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.
The jury IN the champaign conAscation
case, wherein importers were charged
making out fraudulent invoices, brought in
5 verdict for the government. The case is
to be appealed to the United States Circuit
Court.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a hearty
meal without fear Of dis.
tress afterWard, for it viii
stop it as soon - It Is
bWauoW0d.
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHAs Feb. %.
A sleeping-csr attached to train on the
Phisldelphis and Erie Railroad caught fire
near Lancaster last night. The car was
totally destroyed. The passengers escaped,
but Lost their clothing and baggage.
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COElS

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Creates ,nappetite ; gives
igor Anoa strength to the
whole system
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

COUGH BAL&AE
relieves eOnsamPtlYs
cough Is soon - is a
taken. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

COUGR BALSAK
cures hoarseness and tiok
ling In the throat. $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

COUGH BAL2AK
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest sad
lungs. gf'i-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

COUGH BALSAN
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial adsos
Eions, ~ -
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PRo 20 sALs.
CEALED PROPOSALS. in Duplicate,
! > ere respectfully invited until THURSDAY, the
2ath instant, st P. n, for faIniIhing the United
Statss, AZ this post, with
100 Tons Baled Timothy Hay,
K8O0 Bushels Of Oats.

The Hay and Oats 70 be Of good msrohsntsble
quality, and deiFsred at the Government Corral on
the Heights, At such time and In such quantih ;
Is the interests Of the service may require
Payment to be made ct sueh times, and in such
funds e. the Department may furnish for that pur
pOSe.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and al Of ths proposals offered. .-.as.
Proposals 70 Be msde IN dup ieate, with copy Of
this Advertisement attached thereto, and marked,
- Proposals. for Forage"
Parties making proposals. are requested 70 bs
present at the opening Of the bids.
BASIL L. ePANGLER,
tbGtlaa s.i5 Captain Nsa \, Q. u,
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COE,s

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distress alter eat
ing, instsntsneously.
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nnRla

c0UGR B1Lgzk
curos the worst eoIda
surely and speedily, ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia positive.
y. al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

COUGH BALaIK
cures the most violent
attacks Of Group iE sithoe
old or yoang. -h---
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CnRIS


DKSPEPSLA CURE
is the best remedy In the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache.
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea at stomach
aud, in hct, al diseases
Or pains In the stomach
Or bowels.
ft51 -
Sold BY druggists every
where. Price ONE DOL
LAB per bottle.
M Q. g. CLARl
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COUGH BALSA1c
q the largest bottle In
the world for tho prise,
therefore, not only tha,
best, but the ehsapest
medicine extant. ItD
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2 a1FiI FaalHIa5 q. 90 fl-lt G4il u- 2iizAq
.s7a.l i-s1s5.lf i.gH Iaas ss1e-a a1iaw 1ts5d
,G0Q0ees tassI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

Savannah, and publishes the letter from
Lamar to WHY Woodbridge, 1851, in
which he says '' No neutrality can be al-
lowed. You must be loyal 10 Lincoln's
government, or to the government of the
confederate States. II you belong to she
former you are my enemy, and I would
not hesitate to kill you the moment you
told me so.
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S3.65s.755 So

The Trustees have declared q script dividend Of
nity per cent upon al participating life policies In
iores, which were isssued twelve months prior to
January 1, E65. They have directed the payment
Of the NTH and fpa instalmsnt Of twenty per cent
cn dividends Of 1850 to 1860 inclusive and the re.
demptions 10 fun, Of those dselaIed In 1861 and
1852. ----
Certificates viii be redeemed In cash, on and az
ter the lrst Monday in March next, on prssenta-
tion a. she Home O1hos. Policies subiect to notes
VIII be credited with the dividends, on the settle.
nient OF next premium.
by order Of tho Bosrd.
WIN. 4. BEERS, Astuary.
During the year, 4,906 new policies were Issued,
insuring SIS. l47, 55s.
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Over one Million bOttlSE


COUGH BAL6AKt
are sold annually, ana q
the peoPls al pronounce
it the best cough prspar.
alton they ever used
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LYOE'SEPERIODICAL
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

| iE FOR IRREeULARITIEssl n
These Drops are scientifically compounded RqlA ~
preparation, and better than sny pills. powders e o
nostrumsi being liquid their action is direct and :
positive rendering them reliable, speedy and oSr =
tain specific for the cure Of all distinctions and
supprsssiOns Of nature. il
Their popularity Is indicated BY the fact that oSo
loO 90 bottles are annually sold and oOnEamsd ~ 3
them speak in the strongest terms Of praise Of ths
great merits, t.--.. r.. ..s..-f s.ft
They arc speedily taking ths place Of svsry oshsE IA
female remedy, and are OOnuidsrsd BY Dealers Ooait
sunsrI, physicians, and all who know sught Il 4,
them, - the Eurest, safest and most inIibIs prs-
Paration II the world for the eurs Of Al fsnAls q
complaints, the removal sf all obstructiOnI Of nas T
sufe, and the promotion Of health. strength sla ~
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating whom they may b
used, and explaining reasons why aai 4hsa "a
should not be used, without producing rs.uIt. oos
trary 70 the course of natures chosen laws, vili =
found earefnIy folded around each bottle with tkd
signature Of Or. JOHN L. LYON, without Wick %
none are genuine. They prepared at the labor. -
asOry Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. sS Chap.1 -h
street, New Haven, Conn, who can b consulted 20
either personally or By mail ueo.ins ussnpl con. -
esrning ell private diseases and female ws.Ens., BID
O. G. CLARK 4 co., = --,lis4a9
General Agents for the United States 0ansaas, y 4
For sale in New York By ,-f'f,
lhs ladies Of the United States, and every one q
~ DEMAs BARNES 3 CO., -Ad
No. a Park rov, wis
= q
No. us Franklin street. -
4. 3, EEAfBoLD, o"s
No. saI BroadRsY' =LJf
q OHAS. n. CRTrTENToH, = 80
no. ss Sixth avenus.
And ell Druggists and ApOsAseaEiss in the city as
0ountrz. - z-Ig 3 ii III
- LoBD sMITH, --srr
Western Agents, Chicago, m, -.
deol9:Rs2tAvDy FriASstsTriWy:WyeW - y --il-t
GaFd.-l have suffered several months with thaa
loAt Athsons disease oAtArrh :" tried NOSE Of tno
using ons bottle OF D.. seey's Rensdy' which has,
think, eaeeteda eure Feeling it duty to ~. bfla
10" sufferers Iehsertully make this statements, saF
JsnIsRs q Bank stree. si q os1slasd, I1SAI' Q.
TF You WISH TO BUY A BLACK N
l6nk as bargain, call on O.. ---'i-- ~ --'
-, TAYLOR sRLsWoLD Co. s;lf 10
- -. -t-..1- -. d d
u I. BALDWIN q OO. = 7-''-l ''il-l-2
us HAVE JUST OPEHED .lJ-z93 llal
- HsgAnt So Scotch Piaid sor saisA gzq cd u
Plain Ladies' Cloth, ell shades.
Watsr-Proof Cloaktngs ---i -4--. o.
Plush CoAkingn, .F a.-z71s
a. Cas1imarse,
VsstinU, a1slg
Bcari and Tia.
IsR DsLalnsg, Wool Blankets, 6ensE eioy,a. r.
~ dies' Cloves, 0hlldFS1SI Gioys1
Also An immsnss stock q ! 80 = s,roCT
FALL AND WINTER HOSIKRFS i1sm
E0E Ladies, Gents, Hisss End OhnaFsn. si5-ol
I'D ~ .solaIa si o} b9bEoi, Gi sgiblLli Ell
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@A -s--AAA4 AAA-A-As
The Post editorislly refers to g. B. Ls-
mar, who took the oath Of allegiance ct
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% s1sk s4-4-4 ..qTal
-ts'.is Jia9.sl-4 90 &c sas E..-i s--lld -o---
%. i
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Tdait4 -L-1 @t t1#t1
-fa
sl1 Efrt1
s-zsa is,isI E-i 5ia
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LEE BEING arrNToRcED.

The Worlds Washington special says:
Uneasiness continues to be manifested
along Lees right.
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COE's

COUGH BALSAH
is warranted to give ST.
isfaetion or the money
refunded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

No family can afford to
be without IIuW
GOES .a-.r
COUGH BALSAK
in the house ready GIr
.immedfata ma
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BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JAN.
UARY ! 1864

i ~N~~--@-4AsA D Aa
UARY I, 1866.
Assets as .b9yo...,...,.,..,.....-...ss.s5s755 IS
DISPOSED OF AS FOLLOWs:
Reserved for loses due subssqusnt 20 -
Jan S67 24I As
P!oof., ap,5OO 90
al.I. s9iId:s2: -; 2ss 7s
81 existing policies, (Fslustion at 4
per cent intsrest ls3s55 az
DtFidenes declared prior TO 1880 un-
called '..........,,.,., ls,4s1 81
Dividends, 1850 to 1850, inclusive now
70 Dc 1921 II
DiFidendSs 1861 and 1862, nov to be
nI,,i55: R%d a.: 14s.ss7 "a
cent interest .................. 81 ga 81
DiYidehds, 1861, (present value at ~
cent interest ....,...,...,.. 139 217 %
DiTidends, 1855, (pTesont value at 3
spseisl cent 49:s39. 3, s ss
a5.58755 $
Norris Franklin, Isaac Kendall,
John u Nixon, John L Rogers,
David DoWs John Mars,
Dsn'l Miller, Russell DaIs,
VIM Barton, VIA Il Appleton.
VIM Dustpberz, Root Collins,
John = Witliama, Dudley B Fuller,
Henry x BOgsrt, Vim A Booth, .. "a
Thomas smull.
THEODORE N. BANTA, Cashier.
lt MEDICAL ExAMIHKRs:
CORNELIUS R. BOGABF, ND,
GEORGE WILKES, IL. D.
-eE-JAAEES GAY, Of this city, District Agent
ior heItheTn Ohio. Address, No. wall ST,
Cleveland, o. feb2l192
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-07

We are prepared to furnish goods in every de-
partment OF t5ade, ranging in value from 81 to
81 80, all of which are for sale at prices above
deserted
To person sending us a one hundred club, we
will give one of either OF the following articles
they may select a rich slyer-plated castor, a
telaine dress, liver plated cake basket. For a
tt club one silver-plated butter dish, a small
sllver-piated castor silver-plated sugar bowl.
For twenty-five club, a balmoral skut, extra
plated forks, or one silvgr-plate goblet, gold
lined.
Our reasons for giving the ahnva r,.e~ggnts, 70
those who ara R1nd as to get up clubs IS that
they may have pay for their trouble, and PEI
sOns sending The money mag have fair chance.
which is rot the case in al o]her Concern We are
acquainted with in our line. If person does
not wish the article named upon our contract to
send them, We furnish them d list of over one
hundred articles, from which they can select,
but are under no Obligations to do SO. We ex-
pect to be able to sell q great many articles,
such as are eeded in every house, a less cost
Ian thew can be bought at wholesale for by most
purchasers. Please send for our list Of goods,
We forward them free, .....
CROSBY BROTHERS,
f No fremont Row, Boston.
9l-wlm p. O. Box 1854
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
l. ED. DIR. Dow continues to be consulted at
hia office, Nos, and o Endioott street, Boston,
on all diseases of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of ven
era and impure blood, Imp otency, Scrofula, Con
orrhea, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
of Procreatiou, inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors,
frightful swellings, and the long train of horri-
Bile symptoms attending this class of disease, are
made to become as harmless as the simplest vail
ings Of cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. d. devotes q large portion OF his time to
the treatment of those cases caused by a secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange-
ment of the Digestive functions Symptoms of
Consumption, &c. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
of experience, and be at once restored to health
ana happiness.
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow's
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with
full directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
tes warranted the best preventive. Order by
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Principal once and laboratory is at the n. Il.
corner of Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadel.
phla, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed,
Hew!li be found there every Saturday, pro-
lessianaly to examine lungs with the RespirOm-
eter, for which his fee is three dollars all advice
free,
In New York at No. 50 BOnd Street, every
Tuesday, from "a. NJ, tosr,M.
At Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January Is and
10, February 10 and 10, March 10 and 10, April
10 and 20, May II and IS, June IA and Is, July
10 and 20
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pitts.
burg will be seen in the daily papers of those
cities.