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Nip the Evil In the Bud.

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vtis Disease s1ch - syipss lChantrol dal.
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Urinary Dsafes, s1sTnaioyhar. seminal Wssk
ness. hoctnraai kaltssioBs. sd. en-cts q ssif-
Ae1ss, sto~lt - sT 0ScE vlsst Ia CLARK =
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MEDICAL
HEALTH PRESERVER

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pzice.
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MEDICAL


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All Nails cios. on sardsy st e'sloex D..
aaslnsss men snt lsttsr writer's xsnsr.liy viil 10
~s.s q post ap for rsfsr sacs. tns forsfolng arr
rsnxsr..t especially that part q u relating 70
10. JONES. r. III.
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GIVEN AWAYI
New York Manufacturing Jewel
ef9 Association,

Watches Set with Diamonds, Gold EnamsIed
Watches, Peavy Gold Huntng-oass atches,
silver Watches, Tea Sets, Silver Ware,
of all descriptions, Bracelets, Guard
Chains, Brooches, FOlitairea,
Rings, Ac, &C..
And an endless variety Of BIO Uteri, and objects
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
Camille UrsO at Brainard's Hall.

TRAKsFERs OF PARoLED PRISONERS s-The
following Northern Ohio paroled prisoners
sick, arrived at Jefferson Barracks, Mis-.
souri,, on the oath of April, from Vicksburg
Mississippi:
40th Infantry-JOhn NJ. Fessler, B, diar-
rhea.
55th InfantrY-Benjamin Pears, E, chronic
diarrhee.
1929 Infantry-Pittenger B; " Romines,
K, scurvy; W S Boone, Il, chronic disrrhea;
G W Cook, B, chronic diarrhea; Wall Peters,
G, chronic diarrhes; Il H Hschlet, B,
chronic diarrhea; Samuel @. Boone, II,
Boone, q, chronic disrrhes; Alex Hahn, II,
rheumatism; Jacob Kissel, x, seurFy; F
kaufman, z.
1O5th Infantry-HsrFy Cover, aneuria.
II5th Infantry-A Froby, C, scurvey; s
Z White, F; VIM Dean, q, chronic diar-
rhes; G Goldwood, musician C, chronic
diarrhes; Corporal John A o'Neil, c,
chronic diarrhea; Robert F Watson, C,
chronic disrrhea.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03


U. s. CHRISTIAN COMMssION-The Treas
urer of the Cleveland Army Committee ac-
knowlodges the receipt of the following
sums of money in the month of April last Z;
Cleveland, $3,477; Oberlin, 1st church,
$21I AZ; Findley, $50; Tifin, 500, Is; Aurora
S. A. S. $5I, 80; J. NJ. Miller, $40; Warren
1921; Birmingham, ]. Ward, $40; Cleveland
Florence Ozame, 81; Wellington, Con-
gregationaI Church, $4,000; Claridon,
Congregational Church, S5 60; Fremont c.
c.. S34 0s; Psinesville, $500; Huntsburg,
$40 Andover Y. P, Exhibition, S4s; New
ton Presbyterian Church. 81 25; Millers-
burgh s. A. s., S25; Youngstown, S273 10;
ROotstown Congregational Church, S2S 55 )
steuben, $50; Clyde, $I8 46; MessopOta-
mia, 500; Mantua, A. C. Foster, 2, Clari-
don, SO 10; Brownhelm, $21; Kinsman,
Grace Church, So; Fostoris SO IS; Frank
lin, So Ravenna, S. A. s., 1858 40; do. col
lection, $36 54. TotalG 1922 SO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03


The rec ipts Of grain to-day are very light COM
parsd with those Of the past two W eks. The mar
ket throughout has ruled tame, and under the con-
tinued decline in New York the feeling Is less firm.
Flour Is ruling very quiet there being no buyers
except for homo and interior consumption. Some
shipments from first hands are being mads, bnt
there are no Investments OF speculative charac-
ter. The absence ola demand for Flour Of courIe
curtsis the operations OF milers. ard the inquiry
for Wheat Is light. No 2rsd realized further de-
cline to-day; 70. do neg 'eotsd; Toledo red offered
at 81, So with buyers at s5S. Corn is steady, but
quit, there b'i,g sales reported to-day Oats
are in moderate request, unchanged and firm
Rye and Barley dull. In Provisions the demand
is confined to the home trade bat prices are steady
and unchanged. General Producs moves Of in
small way. New Western Reserve Butt is wanted
at sO9 2o. New Oheese iS arriving to 8 moderate
extent, and lie quoted at a range OF l21S91se, &C.
oordIng to quality. Hlghwinss continue very dull,
with S2,lO as sn extreme asking figure.
Freights-The following are the rates at pres
ent asked by Lake (stsam) and Rail:
LAKE AND RAm--To New York.-FIrst class
Sl,95; Second class: sI,Oo; Third cla,s: soc
Fourth class: 6215o. Flour, 81 Is; Wool, 81, ,s5.
To Bost n.-First class; sl,s5; Second class
sI,lO; Third class: 95c; Fourth class o71<c.-
Flour sl.s5.
FIOur--The msrSst is quiet aud lower. Good
to ch5i,e Xxx red s7,75@s, 90; do Xxx white 50, rs
@9,CO Sales so bbls Xxx red st $500.
wheat Market quiet. No red lower Sales
1900 bu No. 2 at sl,sO, ard 200 at sl,ss. Toledo
red offered at Sl,55, sl,6s bid.
COrn-Quiet and steady at sc for Ihelled from
store.
Oats-stea'y. Sales cars at s5s from store.
Rye-Nothing doing. Held at Sl,OO0I,O6.
BarIey-sals cars No. from store at 81 ,O5.
POrk-In moderate demand and steady at S3s,-
Oo@SO, ,oOfor Oity.pseksd mess. Sales s5 bbls IN.
inSpeotsd country mess at $1,000.
LRrd-Unob ar ged at 2O99lo for cfty.rendered
in tiero,s and kegs. Sales 1cOO hs st quotations.
Smoked MeatE-In fair request and steady.
sugar-cured hams 2sc for oanvassed and go for
unoanvassed shoulders lTc .dried beef lsc for can
vAssed and Ice for uncanvassed. Sales LOCO bs
unosnvassed hams at &c; SEQ bs uncanva.sed
dried beef at 1sc; 6Co ibs shoulders at l7e.
Rutfer-Nsw W. R. wanted ct sO@32c. Old
dali at 15d 1so, as to quality.
Eggs-ID good demand at 24o.
Cheese-EeE Cheese IS arriving and sells at 3
range Of173I9lsc, sccording to quality. There is
no old Of consequence in market and prices are
nominal.
Highwines-Duu and weak. Held st s2lo
without sales.
AIeOhOI-MArkes quiet and steady. held At
S4,s294,s4 for % per cent. Neutral Proof sPirita
81 sSa2,4O.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
Camille Urso a Brainard's HaIl.

MILE URsO's CONCERT To-NIGHF.-This
wonderful peformer on the violin, assisted
by several eminent male and female artiS-
tes, will give her first concert in this city
tonight, in Brainard's Hall. As all of our
readers know, she is master of that most
difficult and unsubduable Of instruments,
the violin. Her fame is established and
worldwide. Our citizens have long been
anxious 10 see this celebrity and witness
her marvellous performance. They will
now have the opportunity, and those who
shall not be able to gain admittance
to the Hall tonight, must be on hand
in season tomorrow evening, when a
second concert will be given.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The eminent success
of the first presentation of Miss Logan's
drama, " "Eveleen," attracted large and
brilliant audience to the Academy last
night to witness the reproduction of the
fine play. It was presented with even
more effect than on the first night, although
it was given on the first occasion in a man
ner SO admirable as almost to defy criti-
cism.
The celebrated play of '1ngOmar" will
be given tonight, Miss Logan appearing
as "Parthenia," !" and Mr.. Evelyn Evans as
"Ingomar." The FARGO ga Soldier and a
Sailor, Tinker and Tailor" will con-
elude the performance, Mr.. James Lewis
persoDsting Timothy Botch.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
Camille UrsO at Brainard's Hall.

PRESENTATION ExTERTAIENExFs.-Thre
grand Presentation Entertainments will be
given at Brainard's Hall, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next
week, under the direction of the New York
Manufacturing Jewellers Association. The
tickets are one dollar each. Every one re-
ceives present at the time they purchase
q ticket, ranging in value from half dol
lar to one hundred dollars.
The Association have established their
depot for the sale of tickets and distribu-
ton of presents at No. 1S4, American House,
where their extensive and magnificent
stock of presents may be seen by our citi-
gems. See advertisement in another column.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
Camille Urso at Brainard's Hall.


TEE HUTcHIEsoNs AGAIN We are to have
the privilege of hearing this family ofsweet
singers again, on Friday evening, in Brain
ards Hall. It was only q week or two ago,
that they delighted large numbers of our
citizens with their sweet, good old fashion
ed singing, but the frequency of their visits
will not make them any the less welcome.
For there is large class Of people who
yearn for, and must have music, 10 whom
the opera and fashionable concerts are
either incomp mprehensible or extremely dis
tasteful. This large class is always found
in full force at the domestic concerts of the
Hutchinsons, snd they always leave the
hall at the close, strengthened and in
Spired.
The Hutchinsons have sndeared them
selves TO the masses Of the people because
of their private and professional devotion
to whatever tends to elevate, make better
and happier the condition of humanity.
They have always sung songs of Brother
hood and Freedom, and their trumpet
voices have fred hearts wherever they
have gone. No family of singers is more
beloved.
We are confident that full house will
greet their appearance here next Friday
night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
MARINE NEWS.
I.ORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. .........MAY 2
stmr Morning Star, Yiger Detroit
Pr, p Fountain City, Rounds, BnffAlO
Prop TOga, S'ssoB, Dunkirk
Sehr g Cooper, Hurry, & chester
Schr Star, Starkey, BurWell, 30 m lumber
OLEARED...............M MAY 2.
stmT Morning Star, Yigsr, Detroit
Prop Fountain CiEy, Rounds, h'csgO
Prop Meteor. Wilson, Ontonsgon
Schr VIM Shupe, Rose Cbic,go
Sohr Britannia, Light, N. Glasgow
Schr HomeWard Bou Titus, Burwell
Sehr Union, Seel, Port Huron
Sci Eden Therss 50 A. chouser, Burweu
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

DRBSS GOODS.-I HAVE TIL
II day received 5 small lot Of small checked
Poplins at only SIX ShiIliBEs a Yard. AisC
Plain Barathea Cloth. Alpaess, Paid Mohairs,
Striped and other seasonable Dress Goods which,
having ben purchased since the fall in prices,
am enabled TO sell At very reasonable rates. ANY
one wanting to buy gosd and cheap Dress will do
well 70 call a. 8. B YMAH's Ohsap Dry Goods Store.
BARGAINS BARGAIHsl Call and see.
Bpk snd White BalmorAl Skirts at s3.75, worth IS
Good Quality Irish Linen at 500 and 81 yard.
linen sheeting only Sl.5O yard.
Str ped Shirting Flannel only 5ec yard.
With 3 number Of other bargains 70 which the
Public are respectfully invited BY s. HYMAB,
Rhle Cor, supsTiVg Vt, md PpRliossE ssa,1
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Camille UrsO at Brainard's Hall.

TIE TEMPLE.-An the fuuereal decora-
tiOns were yesterday stripped from
the fairy-lOoking structure on the
Publc Square. The building will prob
ably be taken down and removed
to-day. Mr.. Ryder, the artist, has
taken very fine photographic view of
this temple, which is on exhibition at his
show case on the corner of Superior and
papL otraata
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Rose S.PrsnGaSs' ksrOv1sI0a ElarEea Rs
KEW YORR sEARKEF-may 3.

L11 IMLAahAFhsl
COtfOn-Openei dull aud declining and closed
6rmer, with fair demand. Sales at 4Sg44e for
middling.
FIOar-HeaEy and IO9I5c lower.
Sales st 50 9O97 lO for extra state; 81 75as co
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hooD Ohio; So O=@9 so for trade brands. Market
closing heAvy, With no buyers at outside qsofs-
81, ms.
WhIsI6y-without decided change. Western
as 81 lO@2 IL.
VFheat-Heavy and common grades I92o low
sr. Sales n to choice amber Michigan at
81 zeal s5; common Water Ied western 5 60g
81 81.
Rye-QaIst. Western 81 Oh.
Oats-Dull and nominal. Sales at 75@7To for
western.
COrn-scarce and very firm. smsll sales new
ye low at y 479l 80; old mixed western 81 IS.
WOOl-Dull,
PeTrOIeum-Quiet. Sales at SOC for crude;
SIC Z T refined IN iond and T4o iOr do zee.
CoRee-Dull and nominal.
SuEar-Quiet and loser Mussovado l161l 20.
hOlasses-I uli. Porto Rico SIC
POrk-Opened heavy and lower. but closed
with more hrmness. s les at 81 750S2s 50 for
new mess, closiug ct SkS SIX cash; SIS tO(G25 80
for 1861 do, cash and regular way closing at
SIG 25 cash; $40 50026 GO for prime and S24 75@
25 25 for prime mess. A'so 4,500 bbls mess for
May and JHns, sellers and buyers option, ct 81
7602S 90.
Bee1-In mOderats request at I2@I6c for plain
mass; 16@20c for extra mss
Beef Hams--S eady and quies at s22925
Cut mesfs-ln moderate demand at l4129l51S
for shoulders; I79lshc tor hams
BaoOn-Q let Sales st l5140lt5<c for Oumber.
land cut, ls7s9l61So for IOng-ribbeGi I6A9l654c
for sho t-ribb-d.
Lard-Hsavy ct l51S61s1<o
Butter-ouiet at l5924e for Ohio, and 239S0c
for state.
Cheese Quiet at 15@22o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

MILITARY PRoNoTIoNs.-The following pro-
motions in Ohio regiments were entered at
the Adjutant Generals office on Wednesday,
April 26th:
37th Infantry-1st Lieuts. Jacob Litter
and Henry Pentoch, to Captains and Ser
geants Louis Eckert and Louis Ritter to 1st
Lieuts.
64th Infantry-1st Lieut. VIM. H. Forbes
to Captain and sergeants Thomas L.
Thompson, Joseph Andrews and Samuel E.
Smith to lst Lieuts.
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city Council.
TUuspaY EVENING, May 2.

TUESDAY, EVENING, Maya.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, jr., in
the Chair.
All the members were present except Mr..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

BY TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YOEK, May g 1865.
The current prices for the week at all the mar.
ksts are:
Beef CattIe-lst quality, S21 0o992 90; fair
to good quality SIS UO@2l co; common quality
SIS 5O@I7 90; inferior quality SI1 OO9l5 90.
Cows and Calves-lst quality SEQ OO@tOO 90;
ordinary $50 OO975 90; common quality $50 0Od
90 90; inferior quality $40 OO95O 90.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, q n, l1912c; ordi-
nary quality 9@lO; common quality 8995; inferior
quality 69sc.
sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, Sl2 90
OLA 10; prime quality $40 OO9 10; ordinary quail
Ity 81 6O9lO OOi common quality 81 6O9S5 So
inferior quality Sc 5O9T 80.
SWine-Heavy Oorn-fed, On, lI61I1{c; light
and medium lO5z9llc; still-fed lO9l %e.
Receipts Of 3 stock at the yards for this We
and last week were as follows:
BeeVe5, 4243; cows, l39; veal calves 26IA sheep
and lambs, SlZ9; swine 6l4T
Last Week-Besvep, 4l3t; cows 50; veal calves,
9sls sheep and lambs, 1885; swine, S2O5.
The market for BEEF Cattle Tu d heavy again
this week and prices were kCaIc . D lover The
Cattle were Ofa fair AyerA quality; aud l2c IVES
tbs medium rate this week. and frm At that The
prices ruled up to 21922c, the latter fer choice.
The balk Of the GOOD, hsavy corn-fei sold at lsG
lee 3 D. while fiir to medium brought 10 tn 1Sc.
HOgs have besn plenty and in moderate demand
at our quotations
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

Dr.. ". C. COLE.-We have recently
learned that the successful surgeon, /,
DR.. W. C. Cole, has located him
self in indianapolis, Indiana, where
for the future he purposes to practice
his profession, and we take advantage of
the opportunity to extend our coDgrstula-
tions to the citizens of that city in having
secured the distinguished services of the
Doctor, and to wish him every success in
his new field. We are extensively ac-
quainted with the ability of DR.. Cole as
surgeon, having known him in the position
of Post Surgeon at Camp Dennison, in this
State, and are able to speak advisedly of
his skill and success, We also know him
Is one of the most experienced occulists in
the country, and many of his cures Of the
most difficult cases are familiar to US. The
people of Indianapolis have gained much
in securing the residence of the Doctor in
their midst, and we are certain it will re-
ouire but a short time for them to fully ap-
preciate the advantage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

KILLED Thomas Pagoliss, Of this city,
who has been working at Bazetta, was in
stantly killed, last Saturday, by the caving
in of an oil well which was being sunk on
the farm of A. L. Gordon. He leaves 8
wife and five children.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

This Visli alton shows
But by tie use of DR.. D H. Seeye's Liquid Cstarrh
Remedy. you can be restored to health, which Is
"msre precious than gold, yea, than hns gold"
mVl R3
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

Total amount collected, and same paid
into the County Treasury. ......... $40 9s
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PAsTURAGE-..ls65.

nIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL 49,.
opsu his Pastures for the reason .
on Monday, May lst. Prices. for VI "
Cows. rs cents; for Horses, 81 30 per---.-----
week, payable every Monday in advance. All ami
mails received to be in every respect ct thsir own
er's risk Apply to A. and o. Fuhrman, Hsrds-
men, ct the entrance gates near Woolson'G Foun-
dry, or ct their house on the Heights.
ap25-RlO s. 8. STONE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

CoRREcTIoN.-In setting up the resolutions
Of the Hesperian Society, Hiram Institute,
relative to the death and character of one
of its members, our types made US say Seth
Jones instead of Seth Jsmes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

eAu8 Auto uOAASo hbaiu5k tuo pEeJuulCes NuAcl
everything new, veVer excellent is doomed to
encounter:
To DAY
It stands at the head OF all tonic and Alternative
preparations In xst ncr. Its brity has sVOk-
ed many limitations but no riVais. Physicians pro-
nOuncs il tbs ONLY SAYS sTIaULAST that has ever
Hospitals Of the Aray and Army, the surgeons fnd
it the very best tonic for oonvalescents and report
il ss invaluable for sustaining the vIgor troops
on the march, as remedy for teurVy and all scor-
butte Affections End the only speciac for a.
sickness. CalifC rnA and US raIia have endOr sed
it rbe MTEERB' MEDICIEE par excellence and in
ipanlsh America and all the tropical climates, It is
considered the only reliable anIidots to epidemic
feYers.
There is no mystery about the eau ss Of its sue
cess. 1t ls the only stOmachIo and Alternative in
which are combined the gra requ sites Of q mild
pure and uDvttated Veget4 be srlmulant, with the
finest selection OF tonic, anti.bii sus, anti scorbu-
tic aperient, and depuratiVe herbs, plants, roots
and barks, that have ever been tnteImixed In q
mediciL al prepar ration.
The Bnters have this distinctive quality, which
Il shared, Is i, believed By aay t0nlc tinoture
or extract In the world; they 90 rot excite the
puls', though they iatuse 3 Wei deriui degree Of
TigOr into the nervous system, aLd sirens sthen and
sustain the whole physical CTganiSation.
It ts also proprr 80 stale that the Bitters are
sold eIcluEiVtlY in glass, and never under any cir
eumstances BY the gallon the barrel ImpOs-
ten and imitatOtG are abroad, and the only safe
guard the pubic have against them is - see that
the Bitters they buy besr the engraved label and
note of hand Of hessrA HOstetter & Smith, and tue
GoYeramsn Mt stamp over the cork OF ths bottle.
myi:a a23IwdtW
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OH Factory for SRle.-The subscriber Of
fsu to sell bis factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, COMPACT and conveniently arranged Co.
pscity about fifty barrels Per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PEbT0N
niavaland Feb. IA I9s6 sabsB,r20F
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Camille Urso at Brainard's Hall.

FoR LAKE EsUPERIOR.-Thesp splendid steam
or, Ironsides, Capt. J. E. Turner, will leave
for Lake Superior ports this evening. She
has been re painted, and several improve
ments have been made on board which will
add to her speed. She is one of the very
finest boats Of the Lake Superior line.
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Camille Urso Al Brainard,s Hall.

NAVAL CADET.-Hon. R. P. spalding has
nominated Samuel II. Phelps, of Paines-
vile, as a candidate for admission to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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MARIED.

HARVEY-GRAY-In Cleveland, Tuesday, May
I'd at the residence of Mrs. J. w. Gray, by Rev. W.
II Goodrich, Mr.. Willi'm II. Harvey and Miss
josie Gray, all Of this city. No cards
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ofthe new members the following were
reelected: Thomas Jones, Jr., Joseph
sturges, Joseph Henderson, Stephen
Buhrer.
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WhEATON'B
ITOH.
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hourI--Glso cures Salt
Rhsum, Ulcers. Chilblains, and all EruptiOns Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 80 csnss to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug.
sista- sTROEG B ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio mhl4.F d.