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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Besns-DuI Held at ,1,75s2.OO for good to
prime medium white.
salt-steady. Fiae t2.lO. Coarse and Ground
Solar S2,15.
HOus-Firm Eew York state 4c950o, accOrds
ing 20 quality Ohio 25930o.
4AlE-steady. Barley Malt held At Sl's0 Pei
buHhel.
AIe ana IAortaF-maTkst Sseady. We quote
- follows Present. Uss TX Ale $40; Stock 111
ell05la; KsnDott SIC; Pale Oresm I'll: PoTs
~ Half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
Water Lime-Firm at % rs Tor OsNsgo and
Akron
PInater.-"POHsIs" land plaster Sl2 50 PSI
ton. -----
Rose = Freassssp EEoVuEoa EarAes NJ
P0r@-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

THROUGH Train PROM C1ECtNEATI To NEW
YoEK.- Commencing Monday, May Sth,
one through train will run from Cincinnati
to the Eastern cities. This train leaves the
New Passenger Depot of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and DaytO Railway at 8 A. M.
It connects at Salamanca with the Erie Rail-
way for New York, Boston, &c, and at
Mansfield with the Pittsburg, F. W. & C..
Railway for Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Bslti-
more, Washington City, &c. The Atlantic
and Great Western Railway is in thorough
condition, and perfect in all its aPPOint-
ments.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The New York Herald ssys;
There has never been an enterprise insuguIated
IN his CITY, which has been more generally patron
izsd or given more general satisfaction, than thas
Of the Presentation Entertalnmsnt given by the
New York Manufactu' ing Jewelers. Association
Tho New York Tribune says:
The best artistes procursble in the city, are en-
z.aed Tor these entertainments, and 1t 80 ms to be
the determination Of the directors 70 leave nothing
undote TO please aud satisfy their patrons. There
is NJ delay DO anxiety on the part oftse purchas-
ers 10 know what they will reoeiVs. The present Is
1Iven when the ticset f. purchased, ana they 60
svaV With ticket or fut Glass entertainment
vorth the price paid Tor the ticket, snd presents
worth AZ least as mush at retail prices, and per.
hsps great deal more.
The New York Times says:
The extreme Iiherality aud fairness with which
Mr.. Klias the AotuaTy Of the Manufacturing Jew
eIersi Association has conducted everything re-
latipg to these entertainments, have made then
more popular than any thing Of the Aind ever Civ
en- in New York, and the sale Of Tickets has been
very large ke all OF Mr. Blas promises, every
expectation held out In relation 20 these entertain
nents has been more THAI realiz-d-
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TTOH.

ITOH. WhBATON'S ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours-alsO cures Salt
Rhsum, Ulcers, Chilblsins, and all EruPtions Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington IT., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug
gists sTHosa ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhl4.F dAW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

LOst.-peeds and papers described as f,lloWs:-
A deed rom Jennings to Selover for house and lot
in Cuyshoga County Ohio; the one eighth working
interest in the batch leAss Of the McElheny farm,
Oil Greek, Pa also, deed from John P. Zane to
selover for part Of the Tyewell farm on Pit Hole
Oreek, Pa g. d probably other pspers with them.
They were in large envelope, marked James N.
selover, Deed OF Elliott Well The pagers USE
less to any person except The owner, selOVer. Any
person who has found, or who will give such infOr-
nation as wi ena9e the owner 70 find said papers,
will receive a liberal reward. Address 81 Columbus
strset, Railroad office, Cleveland, 0. my6:2O6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Photographs of president LineOID'
taken four days before his death. For sale BY
Hsrth 4 schwerdt 2O5 Superior street. m! 5:20S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Rockefeller a. Andrews Removed
We have removed our office from that Of the late
firm Of CLARK q Rockefeller, to No. 4, s-Xton's
Block, Merwin street. myk209
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

EOr Lake SuperiOr.-The new, elegant and
staunch passenger steamer PeWabic. Geo. Mckay,
Master, will leave our dock for OntOnsgon aid in
termediats potts, Monday, May sth, at P. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply to GARRRTsON d
CO., Agents, No. Biv. street, Cleveland, Ohio.
mv6 NQ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
vghoIesaIe-Iron ana Nail MARKET.

WhOIesaIe-IrOn and Nail Market
SATURDAY, May q, 1856.
Cleveland. Brown q Co., manufacturer ana
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 Msrvin street,
report the market unchanged and steady Ht the
following quotations.
rAT RhR rRoN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Card.-EDtTOEs LEADsR. Allow me, through
your columns, to return my thanks to the Colti.
mental Fire Insurance Company, d. +. Brayton,
Agent, for their Promtness in paying the amount
Of my policy. wou recommend all who wish to
insure in good Company, TO tske policy in the
Continental. [my6:2O6l HENRY MoJHNE.
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No. 1S4 Superior Street,
(AMERICAN HOUSE BUILD EG.l

rBREADi Bs READI S. READ 90
The most Liberal, the most Fair, the most Origi-
nal ths r,ost Popuiar, the most Successful Enter
prise ever inaugu atsd, and endorsed BY the PBEs5
Ard PUBLIC OF Now York, Buffalo, Pittsburgh
and eli the largest cities, East ond west.
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Lumber-The Lumber market has been rather
more active during the past week. but most kinds
have declined the closing prices being As fSIIoWs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

slati1 lfo< ila f|tfHn .ac zoo fiai 0| h.i ~
sosToa-cssxso o, Goodwin Co. . .ssafi'lar
3 rEw roRE- -Dsna. B.ras, i Co. ,i,a.a s.s
J B<LT1NQkk--s.,s :, 3. Hsnes. q Z iai-.a ~ ~
aFfTusB uR0-Dr. George n. Ksysss.
cIgcfnh< TIT. Z. snirs 4 Co. and John D. rsEh,
cMc<00-Lord 4 spith. apd Il seevil- 3 b -
So LOU1S--collins hrotksu- ~, issIal .H 4
!. szEyH<Hozsco-Hoastss. Smith 4 psss 2 81.
Also, sieby 81 prsssists and Dsslexa ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

~ More THAN She BARGAINED FoR.-Tbe
Portsmouth Journal tells straRge anecdo'c
regarding tae purchase of an old piece oil
p furniture, and what grew ont of it A Mrs.
Mayberry, now living at Cape Elizabeth.
portland purchased at anction in Porl:- :
mouth, about two years ago, an old mahog.
j. any stuffed chair that was curiosity, only
paying City cents for it. While eDdevor
ing to repair the ragged hair-cloth cushion,
she found some papers that are said to
possess great value--one Y will OF one oil
the Derby family, that, it is estimated,
effects sundry titles in England. The
further report is. that special messeDger
was sent to England, who returned with q
sum that enabled her to invest $50, 600 in
Government securities last year. The
Journal gives authority for the story. and
II Is too cautious paper 10 make any rash
or nuauthenticated statement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16
How a Fair should be Conducted.

1 The list of premiums aud order OF ex
ercises should be eosiiy accessible to all
The committees and judges should be iu
structed TO act promptly. and if they do
oot, anew committee should be at once
appointed who will act. Some indication
Of awards should be placed upon pr'zs ami
mails and articles as soon as possible after
they are made, to visitors. 1t is most i'm
portant that
No unworthy article should recsirs any
prize. adl
No prize should ersr be giren to encourage
a scorthy exhibitor, who has taken pains To
bring On inferior article, and will be dis
appointed if be does not get prize.
- No prize should erer be girsn to "Pro'
pitiate" an influential patron, who would be
soffended if bis articles are not noticed.
No prize should be toitAeld from an er1ib
itor because he is taking too many prizes.
No matter if one man sweeps every prize
offered by the society tunless there is scme
rule to the ccntrary.) In every respect
the good faith of society should be con-
sidered 500 ed, and in keeping Of every
committee man.
~ The executive committee of socie y
. should te constantly Ga the lookout. to
secure honest reports and should judge
= be known to violate rules, in passit e judg
.. ment on bis own article, and warping the
judgment Of bis associates, or allowing
himself to be biased, his place should be
at once supplied by another person. This
committee should spend some part of each
day in listening to complaints, ard in
lii L.k H., ,,..kt
The animals and az Eces exhibited
should not be crow ded, but we'll exposed to
view and careful inspection. And the
/. exhibitors should have The fullest oppor-
tunity. consistent with The rights Of others,
to explain and show off their articles. In
. case whore the show lasts for several days,
. conventions 10 the evening of all interested
in participating iu an agricultural talk
will be well afforded.
: s.,aa sr american Agrieulturist
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

Ths MANDRAKE Pills may be taken vita entire s.fsty
BY al ages and soqdonz producing s the good results
shAtean be obtaned fom caomel Of the msrsursl
nedic1es and without any Of their hural niuous
sus They carry opt pf the ystem the feculent and
out matters oosensd and BY my seaweed Tonic and
Pplnonis syrup 10 wiz be that all three Of my nsd
auss ere needed IN most cases 10 Consumption
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

Ny lungs and liver put act ion. and the morbid
matter which for years had accumulated aud rted the
different organs Of the body eliminated the tubercles
lungs ripened and e1peco ated from my lungs much
pint Of yellow offensive matter every morning As this
expecoation Of matter subsidized the fever abated the
LEFT the cough ceased TO harass the exhausting
night-sweas longer known and had refreshing
Sleep to which had long been stranger Ny appetite
began return and at times found Il difficult restrain
myseffrom eating too much with this Of health
gained in STRENGTH and deshy. healthy
man. with large heated ecstx the middle Lobe of the
right lung and the lower lobe hepazed with complete adhe-
sion peua The left lung sound and the upper lobe
of the right is in tolerably healthy condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

The seased Toae produees la.tiny fs,.. tha,ough,,
n,goatpg me stomach digestive system and enAbns
70 eliminate ana make into healthy blood the which
may oe used for that M wonderful IN its Effects
tpt Fheiass fall wi dissst hearty neal snd listls
OF taken beoe breakfast Wan give tone 10 the stonach
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

Bourbon whisky Is recommended now-4-days BY almost
every physician. Many patients that WHIT my rooms both
and female with this poison This eIiefs
Temporary tsy congh they take ittle vhlsky d they
not Sleep they take little whisky aud they 20 onn thd
way, requiring and until they boaed pp and
imagine they getting leshy. The stomach liver any
digestive powers completely destroyed and lose their ap-
petite for food No cured OF consumption Be
ths where esyes have been foed In the lungs
wue stimuiant Is frequently beneficial TO ptiye
ss pure brandy and good wines In many London
P9sf q brown stout In moderate quantities but Bourbon
"h'sAy AA1sns on Instead Of curing consumption.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

The seaweed Tonic is stmuan and other Is re-
qnred when ills used 1t and pleasant bad ef
ects like when uslng BoHrbon whisky which disorders the
stomach torposthe liver locks all the secreons turns
the blood into water dopsy sets in, and the patient dies
suddenly. t.. 49, ~,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16


Hushed u sii ,ne summe. % ; music;
All BRIGHT things are fading, dying.
Iirht Il passing into gloom.
Hang the crimson forest panner'
For the diving year has touched them
with her fingers white and fair.
-.
Serf @pouIhln' @ '.. sss We ~ lss,r ,ls....
Mournfnl with the varied hist ry,
That the carth-ife ever wears.
ep,pss OF tne past are Dreaming
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

The Pumonic Syupis ofhe most valuable medicines
known. is nutrient powerfully tonic, and healing IN IT,
SELF 1t contains OPIUM yet looseDs the phegm In the
bronchial bes and nature throws it of with little exeron
One totte frequently ordinary cold but II will be
well first to take dose of SeheDcks MandFakes Pills TO
cleanse the stomach The Pulmone Syrup readily diges
ted and absorbed into blood which mpsrs Its healing
properties 1t s OF the best preparations Of iron In
Is powerful tonic OF itself sand when the Sea
weed Tonic dssolyes the in the stoscb and 4
RED OF by the aid Of the Mandrake Pills, healthy 6ow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16
rBE HISTORY OF DIR. sKEycKs s OWN CASE, AM
HOW HE WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION.

Many years ago. whilst residing In Philadelphia, had
progressed gradually nto the last stage of Pulmonary Con-
sumption. All hopes Of my recovery being disspaed was
aved by my physican Dr. Parrish, TO into the
country Mooresown New jersey being my Datvo place.
removed thither Ny father and all his family had lived
aud died here-and died of Pulmonary Consumption On
my arrival put to bed, where lay for many weoks In
what was deemed hopelesseondtion DR.. Thornton who
had my fathers family physician, and had attended him
10 ILLNESS called to He thought my
entirely the reach medicine and decided that
must die and gave week to arrange my temporal
affairs In this apparently hopeless condition, heard OF the
remedies which make and sell. 1t to that
could fee them working their way, and penetrating eve
nerve, 6bre aud tissue CT my system. ll-
, 1865-05-01
3publir Salt.

pUBiIC SALE-Wherczt, en-
n, r. &c Ssy Sn9s A. IT. ~
i az III: ..'a s5 s:f
q rs sa u s9
'1nsted Or @ tnssesttsT . BE eoussrpstar. naE 80
inois. = a ss.:ea seanda:7 ot ss,s ssts .! liz
1ois n 1aakak soSa;y toks:a:E w.a Il IL and
topbe .!askI y. a4a y. tae sPpaEten iaera
sSea'e ssas ss .eaa
sstoa Soe.
~ q, ,I r. sFssaos: ea nSsais
O. dee g sh,es ses
tould - o~hsd. possessed acquired mad
'oa "a e
bst sna s & ~ 1 pis
c9itsneats snd lssl estate acq1Ied ana sppropr3s-
aaa s. p b. III
ind the LOCOMOTIVES tenders r.sser ssr rsr1
a ssxa. u ss
MTssh shgpia M % tssses.teI ba og1ed by said rsv.y:
sf1z y y "a 4o,a s
% as:issa q es aasi5sa, sas ox e
Tc have ANA 70 lsoa lbs s-ms to laid ss1Ees., a,s
Eccessoe Q. .a.ssssors. and h.t th.tr assixus R
oss q Is :; as,ss ;sss'd
Wh!:3 M ss,d d dfe: va p :3eeG:sd IL con1idesst,cn
asae or tos au,po:e sseG:ae IL
o!po.A.e bonds e .aid railway as de.csib<u IN sd
teea VA, Vt dssli, o. sasre. sass
ioiR es % ERE Rs ii & a. SSn q zsaa T a az e ks
r. fsom and ssar he sst ds1 II Ianuafy. 8. 1sG
p4aas e :a e
uo1tssKc.sn Ehca sald b. MA enumhered N con.
ec3ys sestea frtM cue to three thousand and e4hf7
az 81
hereof mky b Issued and put in circulation. Aad
e e s y ~
hS dsJS 70 ray tas tntere5t On SID bonds any G.
tss.t q tas hsasfs oi a@a9;:y + aaouss q M
snE sasaaes snas ds5s, H.
ished u each q tae cities Of EeV YcrK ChicAao nd
ieT a r. esy
70 franchise afosssaid a1d ~ csa!ty Of pcn
ia "a dsea saa III moFS iag s5oea - IN aad os
and Tbereas i siso pfesiced In s.id deed tast IN
"a Ss ho:esf. J. a ~ s3oaas 0s e
ss apas 'aIs E. "a nj
Is ,l: ia IL sad 1sii1a7 sa3 isSaa 70 appoas e
And whereas. also, said r.t,v@- did issue ,sa putfx
9;.qs 1seG, T. Ep1?e:ds IS s. s. i.
s'a "a g g q; M s. 9 .. =: q: q! s + ~
~ 45d "a eoq"s s1e 9o nsa
i: Thc4p.on, ard John j.. TIC nrs:a: md 1lt ss;d
.roaiated. unaeI theu hanes Ia vrisisi, se unas
goed a roat-e Of selt Ge1c .pd OF the ao
And vtc.eas ai,o. ~ ala railway hax ialest io<
aors tnsa lrty ca5a 70 ras the annual ints1as
aao fse s I'd hs.e. eein sna Ed. as ss
~
nd intrrest ssld .a.t mentioned 5cncs ascaHs &
1na s5e1sa .o ns ssd ho1s Il sd Inst men.
.onea s9pds nnvs =, w:ttns under tasir hand. heas
, 1865-05-01
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSFORMATIONS.
OrFlEx or C1lIn QuAR7KENAsrK, J

ulB1K1CT or A1EEASUTA4
6A1KT FAE1, GlSNEsorA. April I'd. 1es5.1
u: ?S IN s55 i SS e ssS as
NJ 1s II }s k on he s'E1o~sas e Toutes a.,,
q g
sssts af Ri tsa q e 1af q
No. From 81 Paul, Minnesota, to the mili.
Tel4e. Hnnesots. Fors Abs4crombie, b. 7. aud as5 T
h6sss Or ss,oIs that a:e Or may be ssabshed II the
betwsen ls 4s:h aad 4stA degrees of north lshtads
1asgc; MoGE Ho s.s5o@ st. fan, MINNESOTA. 70 Fott
Esst aT
Nc So Psom IF s. FIJI Minnesota to any
shs hts ss rss ta1inHs that s Or may BE- s;ta
i5s 4sth desree porh % iattiude Minnesota IL %
rlo KoT5E Nos.For the hau;lrg Of al military sup
T. I'd fSss pss Esa e ns ns S 6 s a1s1 u
Lid foy zach Bo,se must he Oh separdk sheets Of,
fs 1e for s9Strs '9s = ss
tneg ~ " ftTaa,Ror1 Ia ~ mis supplies during easa
@ neS os p9as 8 sels
8 SE @ o sSs En-
5e piice Eiysn T. to tEs3spart sstd s:ss {Eom ss
p6}faf1n 1hsse may BE- as vel - for the moving Of
Il snrEss 0 ona post or point to another
,,a adae.s will state how It Is proposed to transport
ne contsactos WI be held responsible 70. any in.
Thrr aoes o. etorgs thar may be found to exist
"a hnnr n31 u their d 4sttRtfou.
rtnnrrn Eooo and Satisfactory seeurfty viii he
be axssded !" Inc pesson 10 whom the Contract raY
hddtTs vim gsve their names and .sarr., :, nm :,
s1 hss VIC IL nm md II; a1d,s,s 6s ot saea
+.,q " spn}ecl 70 The AppFoxaj al ihs
n 1id1 @ Of the United States Arnv
ne r. enaI e q fSs Eaarante
r the 9.dc:n Certificate OF the Clerk ~ ~, ne enoHn
united sta'es District Court thr Untd heaTsss
trtct Attorney. A"eo esAaea 0as-
1oRx or GUARANTEE:
. Re-. and -. OF the County OF - r+...
Of Mlnnesotu, DO hereby krarxntee that -isesMe
o41En contract ~ accr rrdAnce With h,s nrnn1ss
ton and that shoEld his proposition be ecceptet b.
Will at G. ter Into contract In accordance therr
Dafed to beco- g hls securities S'1
Parties 10 Ehcm ards are made must be prepared
to execute contracts nj onca and to give tie required
bonds for thc faithful perform ance OF the SANG.
Coutractnr6 Will furnish the neceAaary Revenue
Rtatnps for bolds and Cuntacte.
BIDS from d!eloynl rersonss from those who have
heretofore failed TO comply With their propositions
contracts; or thoee who do not comply with tic
above requirements, Will not be considered.
Contractors must be In resd.neas for services By the
Etddess aTe iny.nd to be present 1t the opening ol
rropo,a.s @ to be endorsed Proposals tor transport
ine military stores on Route Eo:~|n A1osa
the ease Eay beo sno addressed f. the radsSstEaed-
~n1.ns&1kt Cant and A. @ II St PAuf+ Ntnr.
, 1865-05-01

Napier Eliza j mrt
Es1ll q r mn
kf.bl ID mrs
kftholton ,: fAh c mits
Nichols An andA mrs
Notion AcdIa mr.
Ecuse ( hnIles + mr1
Moron Virginia mtg
, 1865-05-01

The schools will report themseles as early as Il
o'clock At the following points:
High School, Jones School, xoseley School,
Foster School, Hkver School. South Chicago
street.
Ktnzle School upon Harmon Court.
Wdthinl ton School upon E1dHdpe Couct- S3
Brown and Ogdrn Schools upon Peck Court.
All the other schools will report upon harrison
street
Immediately after the passing Of the cortege
tIe schools will form under the direction OF COL
m, LOOMS, Mars1al Of tho First Division, and
his aids.
+ Every pre- ecaudcn has been taken to guard
ags,nst accident bnt Eli lparenta who are unwilling
to trust their children with thetz teachers upon
thst day will p1sase delatu them at home. Special
facilities have been accorded the schools By the
Committee nf Arrangements so that they may be
ready to return home at an early hour, and yet
would canton all who are unable to endure tho
fatieue at at least three hours standing and march
tng atler reachipg the ground, against the under~
All branch schools will convene at the naln
buildings instead Of 1helr own buildings upon that
Each sotd ,s requested to carry very small nsg
'f'N 49, EXECUTIVE coMMlTTEE.
Ameestns Of the Executive Committee was held
in The Trer ont House pa1lor At o'clock, Lieut..
Gov. Bro in the Char, Hon. c. L. Wilson, Sec
Nj. Wilson spoke Of his visit to Cleveland md
the arr1nre.rents made there for viewing the re-
m4IrF. 1t said IT was Important thst the pnb'f fc
ptocest zion. - the body would require to be pre-
pattd by the emha1mer. As soon as the general
procession had pas:ed through the Court H0uso
The pubic square will be closed tilt four O'Clock
in The afternoon the remains would theu be
open TO view without tn!esnlaeloR EQm o'clock
, 1865-05-01

Suutde1tAf tayHcian+ can to committed At III sHes
AZ &ont -1s1-xt- corner of Moe,oe, Cn.cego
ELI b.:f1 1an tnH Rossotnce On ~ Chronic u.
ssa and pi.Astk ct prtXate and delicat. nature to
*ocre se- st Itcre Ladies AID 8entleper G.. cnr
LII hs Doctor With the strictezs puv.,cy. omes
reuss nom I. n. to . ,. II. srot.ss, It to Ia =
conmu1lcks!s7s confidential Consultation tree,
A1u1esE Eoe@-ct Nox 1A 1cctoRc two xtAmpS hrt
70. hls 8utdt TO Heath 4esn~Re7.lYts
enl!nels Dr. l:o:rH Motns, h1e 0r.n ract.cins
and " o tie L. F IT. f. !a .ssa
ss ss i H.: aqa'1 as to D.
viii :, hfnS S. a2sa t. i.
1,roSincc. hrrc recommcnJed I'm, sescrn n. knox
inE be hns = tsat II r'ntAiio IN f.s
Eefor ns,itSnt nns cate Of Young man snfri1e
4 s se rn w. ~ ~ eSe
:pyseli Tth ,cm.wno bad also S.ea nnIef the :rsst
Ct ef u; @ + sGs 1.ssd
imrcli under IL. treatment Of m James whom ION
r. sS:: 10 csos - ssS
Il vi het1Fal1er only knnvn and uket By himself.
~ = sSss 1s 7sH s @ esas
cate The oit.n from the syntcu,. and from e1pe
donH wseth er Il na ii ywtll il ali ca,es u
Also II: Nm Leonard; fornes1y Pro.e.or Of Anat.
Tesiousy rttssr q obs,etries I'd diseases of @ so-
,1cn nnd ;r5 eh.c:. snd o1e secns'y edt2r Of 1he
- .to@s<fs& e9Se"Vefs :" 1AE0sAa Juu44hD
1ssj b. =. 4yr Gwh.,e hnman.ty cont,pae, to b. ,n
q = a IT. ahs and Tnen sace
consequences a'e visited upoh tic unhaniy wrong.
ta!lGl And t1e man who deyotcs his IL Ind .aen1s
iees aa e 1a seSs to gisvs = any
ninG, a.e;ion to vnch mar IL subject - tine pl
1nat WILL !sral it, To tls class b. longs 3r James,
7S dited tarse potlon Of his liz e. ths ra-
kt&FIfrDT
cosc. trrps, Almself with ali The material knowl.
edge REQUIRED :o' the 2ur?ote le lss hsen located
rpea. rolura. al nrat.e l. ,.t behalf wise, dis
Eltct and oh .ltlnt practitioner"
And aleo ts fr..m this rlIueut and venerable D.,
o. 1uchardso7 old Trrnc lone! ofETe1ss aud now
edG nna r. II e as1.s
Kew Orleans, senalls ior nuas-r Of yeats. and
tlE:!ns that s:e la:e bccH nsa;. acquainted With
e!ts4a@c w1s /, hsd t,a,td the ekll OF son. of0nr
most sclen't l'iyfcisns hnt through ths tktllfn
stcly Mud r.: ,naeItls cured We Inow Dr. james 70
he kciciiikr ,hysi'ian and an h!noraile man, and
therefore lce i,Aend those reQuring his services to
eily for reliei i"-Ga'1taon t7e1ns Ss.es. March 9.
All these medical men arr short time since.
alive. some ottncn practicIg medicine fur this last
thirty yeatS. tnu With nln Dtners not herein
TONED, can b.: .eicrcd t. r., T my time. -
1ertla1y. a.d heredsarlly without reeortlnz
mercury. fote rot nesli. lc, Any poison, but
snneh to pe dsraaed poson curing Il ss ta.ily and
acAvtng eyil etfects behind 6terma,nrrhea cured
sh eaad fra@ g.
loss of eene7 Tits debility Ds- james VIII obltsare
finselfa evssy % Gaze 70 err; c;o &c ...
bet stat" AMI Dearborn streets. urststts. Once
lours from 4, N, ttll8 r NJ, EXCEPT SUNDAY when
he i . " fonad In the forenoon AL consalsasona
, 1865-05-01

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Patton J hn Pa,ta Alfred P1r1rss iWT
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