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Harvard COHege-A zeIanchOiy Incl

dent. ~
A correspondent of the Springfield
CMass) Republican writing from Cam.
bridge, says: i-at
On the morning of class day the sopho.
more class buTied one Of their own
number, who literally died from want Of
the neoessaries of life, and that too, right
here 81 Harvard College. Only year ago,
fresh from q farm seventeen miles from
Buffalo, New York, araw green lad Of
twenty-five spplIed for admission to the
sophomore class. His awk ward manner
and uncouth besIing won for himy the
name of "Greeney." Only last week was
he missed from recitation, and awsy up in
q little ten by twenty attic room Of 8 rick
ETY. old boarding house somebody SAID that
he wss dying of typhoid fever. Ex-Presi-
dent Peabody, the good Samaritan of
Harvard, heard of his distress and repsif-
ing 20 his room found the poor boy really
in the arms Of destAsi EOfs year his only
food Wss bread and water, and sometiRes
q little milk, and often n meal q day
suficed. His room was small ahd poorly
ventilated, and by the feeble light of an
old oil lamp had the poor fellow worked
eighteen hours out of twenty four almost
everyday. a Eryn
"These facts quickly coming put, every
thing that could be done was dine. The
struggle was over his last hours we're
made as comfortable as q sympsthizing
and conscious stricken neighb6fhood could
make them. his broken-heerted mother
came 10 carry her sons body home, and
she must have been ovefjoyed to learn
what would have only a little before given
her so much happiness 70 have known,
that he was tho first scholar in his class,
and-so receive the first scholarship, which
yields a coy little income of three hundred
dollars per yesr. But it was too hate his
pride would never allow him to eompla4n ;
his ambition continually spurred him on.
We recolleet him passing every day he
never looked up We can all recall his
hurried walk, his sad countensnee, his pale
lamp always feebly twinkling at midnight,
his running the corner with a loaf e bread
under his arm, his going out in tbs sever
est storms without umbrella or oFercOst.
But it is all over now" III BSGEEl
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49, OLD EYES MADB NEW-

A pamphlet directing how 70 speedily restore
light and give up spoctaoles, without aid OF doctor
or medieene-Sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
sents. Address +. d. FoOTE, MD,
febI4RSd6V 1880 Broadway. Nov York.
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III massas are IntaraGted.

= IN WHIUH| y :" -IT"T-|"-"T
or El Glasses are Interested, uosa,
Farmers Dr0vsFBy Merchants, humbscmsn, Nc
ohlnics, Miners BanksrR the rich and the poor,
should ask themselYeIH the slishtest sYPHIIITIC,
or s0-eall9d PRIvAfE DtsEEsk, faint Is In gsring il
their SysTEMs, II so, they should GpplS in person,
II possible; if ret PosSbIsi in peFsony byhletteE,
and receive by retuTa mail q blank ~eircular oI
qusstiDnSi which Will snabie tny one to know posi-
lively lust how they ttand.
To the Intelligent reader Il Is not necessary to
publish the nAmsB ofothe many eqmpiicationB and
forms sssdmsd by this terrible scouTge, yes It msy
bslsdviaable to mention As most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIAARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, ard SIPRLIs
TERTlARY tho latter Involving the bones In its
deathly action. i3iiiU yiHl tEP I5guO1 rapf.r
ETory one shonld know, also. that many OF the
most .obAinate and worst ULcER TED THRoATs
proceed from this cause, and viii, II not properly
your fds4tisfe4ei1 NRavdhAuIt1Ds f6set7or GPPn5 ts
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- =. ~ H0ETISdaSE ssss
CLHY8hAND AND gITTsBuReH

NEHVBhAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL RpAb
1884. SUMNER ARRANGBMENT. 30 1875.
On and after Monday, May 18Th. Issa Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted az follows:
~@AaEr8burgn 7:Q A, r., Bslsfnors 100 4, -
WashlnEtcn 1e.75k. r., Phileteiphia 6sbA -
meets ht HGdsoa Nith q. EfURR. Tor Akr01
FulJs AAd Milersbursh. rl1 .!E b r.f
la H.IEkBREs5-ArriVet ii PiHburEd gI5 ?.
~. HArTishurgh 7G0A.lE.. Baltimore l2,B p,
81 4 - Washington 4:4o P. u, Philadelphia 1870 ,
NJ, New York 2:t5r. n, Wbeslng ;3UA-H, 2
$40 P. M.+ACOOAMODATIORLF0r Huds0H snC
|d8fI interlediatgStatiOus, Ougahoga Falls, Akron
and Milansburghg connecting at Orfvin5 With
?. =. WA Z. by. for Canton, M~asill0n, WoOs.
geIE tar aud hansfsld.
/ ECars run through from Pittsburgh TO Now York,
Via Allent3wut without ehange. =
snD- Harsa - Go IA b. AM Oth6r Ere,
- Throngh Tfehsts eau b procVssd at th5 Bnion
Ttoket Ohbs, Wodtm HcEse, at the Derut, Of TIA
1 Euclid Street StStiJn.
- =. 4. DsFE8EU9 G
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80 DIR sGO0DALE'S
Z ,::s ga {
i-2 bkGR M NEO
lIns AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

b. Ht Behearates Sbe aeeRet ambush of
this terrible disease, and eXtermilates IL root and
branch, forever.
II Removes al ths wfetSIAed sytSp.
toma OF this loAthssome mslAdH and AEerip con;
sumption!
II cleans head, 6sOdOrises the
breath Aldaaoras tbsimsss gnssfaf felieG 20 FI'
5MAnSVLatea mere agOAgs and sflepl
suffering than tongue can tall
II Is noted for curling The most hope
lo8 osseS, that every knowa mehns failed in.ia s'
EtseuEe8 Hay, Rose and PeEiOdie O..
tsrTh, Of The most obstinate and violent types.
No form OF Cafarrh Or noises In the
cad can rssiht itS psnetratsng power. chi 10 stl
Dr. GOOdh1e'Da OatarEh Remedy II .
tia pduntryt a. tho Author ef the only hustpsG
~ Of Catsrrh ever publisheds Where ttl Origin
WHAT its RAvsges-Mode Of Trestnent-and Rapid
/ 0urs N all IA 0rnns. larI cha fa5N obi iD p
DF, GOOdaIs's Pamphlet on Cstarrh
thouid Be read By everyone. II can Be obtained II
oar nearest Agency or By ssaeing . postage HtanP
e our oWp'qfa IadI asatimHIuy Jat ~ Lajsanl
Prine 81 10. Send . stamp for pamphlet.
10 MOTION 6kNDREWs, Sole Agrnts, New York.
sold BY Q. ". CLARK, QsVhlADdu nfebS:kS
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mEYtLAND 3 LEI 49,.
-. w1srIb ,H1xAsuuxsas.


o. ana hAsE Anndsy,- Got. list, 1854, Pas5guss
2 2aips VII r1n - 6loas, teu1dEyl sEsepts3)
~ LEAVE MEVELAHD:
a.G I. A-DAY ELPEESS TRAIE-stogpfrT AZ
RHoughby, Painsavils. Madison, GensVa, Ash,
66uA, Ooaneaus andGifard only, and arrive e
Ere tf121F. r.. DIRkirk SsB :. n, Buhaio
IN P. a.E5fsOIsEArt kxPREss-ssossinza
an&villo AHhtAbula Ana GirErd GUY, Eudb ~
n!esht Ens6:s4R. T.. Duaktrk SIS ? r.. Bus
$50 P. a=MAiE AND AOo0nHODAFFOa-
Irad EopnnH - III Stations and arrive Is Erg s,
80 P. M.fHiGHF AxPREss TRAIN-ssossinE 81
PAin&Vlisf sABhtsbnla ard G1zrd oniF, Rc1
80 a eFTivi5 at k1s 6 R4e a r. DrAkrz s'a
GO slutAEASai ERIa
~ - H-HlGHf E1PEES E~RAEH@aoEyina
At GiiArd, Ashtseuis and gainesville Only, Ena
. BE arrive II OieVefaa0 st f.9G 4. y.
S:bf AL n. MAIL AED AOGOMH0DATIOA
LRAiN-stogPtns at an stations and arrfrs =
D31 A. M.-TOLEDQ EAPBESs-Sto2zins as all
81 gtStunae Icept SNanVfie Sayerook, JniouVillA
Fern, Mentor and Wickhae, and arrives n
5.aiS. aMEDAY 7Exfhhss rRATn-ssopyfna 81
GirArh, OOnneauta AahtAbulR. GeaeTa 4 Pnfnss
vile only, and arrives II gleTsiAndaf 9t3 ?. =
~ Ssoohd Ufnes 0srE -Ers rrn o. III thTpagi
I4a8 tiasret4sns1atUar ooops.t Is Ossssssa
naa, EniianApOIs. St Eouis. az; and al EhF01fa
HAln8 going eastEardt connect 81 Dunkirk with IL
trains Of tde New Eorh a Kris RailrbSf, anJ ~ But.
nj With tlose OF the New York Central q BuHalo q
ksN 59skl Si:y Eatlg2sas E5 Esg xoLk AIbAnyl
on the PhlhdFlphis = ESa BslToed.
~ DaylElpngA East Aed Nash u0aneen -
9rard With Trans OF. A1es FaapuzfA kaiiroad
ar blsHsslnss Msadvlle. gemestoaa 7
sAva.,d ~ ~ shN
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NLEYBLANnAN TdiEU3 4 r

NLRVBLANu AND ToGEDo z z
l3l-EA WHITE ARRANGED aT. iSsEI.
HOn ana tnst Hoadsv, 90. siss, rsH Fts,sarsr
Trains Wf1leaVs UisysltEd - fclloFS Ga4dsgs 80
ceptett
s:io a. M.+UHIOAGD EPRE55-sopE a. Bsusa.
~ - GFaftbn. Oborlfa, WtkenHa, HorNafk, Monroe
Vile Belsvcb, glfde- Erenout and Elrn1Ftf
md arrives A. Toledo g. Rs45 ?. n UhiczCo af
-r.rUnoF. =, and Detroit IS. % P-H.
fla p. M.4WE6TEBH HAIL.-Sters at all stztoEs
u hIno uBouthern Division. and arriEsd a. I1ie1Qu
7:1 + III Chicago atb:sA. n and Detroit s.
fa1 z. m.IK0RTHERE MAIE.-Sopa ~ al sta
tons % Hozthan DIVISION. ara strives 81 Hsns
I1ta X H@NIGHT E~XRRES6-Stopa at GnaloEi
E0rVAlk. Monrossilie, Oyds srd Fremont. era
arrives IS Tplsdo 81 2.z5 4. ~: CbieaFe 81 u "a
P.H.A and Dstros q s1qAM srl ff
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shsIby-sAnduEy, Mnnfrsld : Nsuark Ea1rosd, &
web EAnfealds hs. Rsspcna HaaarEs asa1Srals.
40.
OnastiRs7HERblrEb, Fort lYeynsS Chicago Las
road, forest, gppsr Sa1alskY, DeRlaEs MRa,
Fort MhYps, L8nortt, Ghicase, &C., west a.
East for Mansfield, Ro5stsr, massiIon. e.
Grafton and Slefantains 3 ailrosG Line nr MsTfya
Bsllet0naaina, Sl6nsg, UHiods Hunce, In1ie,.
Apsits, TerEs HAutos Ain1snue5, EsacsEsGa
Louisville, Cairo. Et. Louis, -. .
D~el5WAro-With bpLlRg1ein Brlloh l5S 6eEuEEeAG ..
pol9mbns-Litti6 Miami z uoiqnb1n, aud AsFll
Railroad, sor Lsria. paV5nt tasialeraiT
Terre Hauts, -. Louis, hordgH, Loveiaai, sn1
Cincinnati, and Etth enc OHIO enc ni51ips
Railroad Gt Qineslrau for Louisville, EsRds.
8u1 Sggre SsiES, 81 hcs nd al BcEa or ~
udam6ns- emit ohio Agr0sa sc usEsrz zsass
lille, Mheeanq, ~; CtfumblA, PiCaa 8 Ir,
dlanA kaEnnat for Elqua, UEblaa, -
$40 Tcks4 y 81 BoiaE sad I4l9rnsGcG EElsi
~ th4ifaEstlgor Btsti0ls ant u Union Ice1t gT-l
10 superior STRESS =. EL7Ef.
G-Nsssd. oetisl, seeragsndscr
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pN-WHY NOT USE PHR BRsTI-

BrWHY NOT USE FHE BESTI-
Over twenty 5esfs Increasing demand has sstab-
Iished The faet HA1HEN,s TENETlkN HAsR RT is
ths best IA the world. II IsshsehsaEtest, mOStre-
hAbls, and Hesl eonvsnidht, oomDIets - one
bosns. Does not rsqnirsany P~.ssioas PrePAratiOn
q tia hair. AOfPoatgs. Eo er0ek OrStaia. Does
not rub Oh or make The hair appear dusty or dead,
but lmpafts tot pss Ne ana inStrs Proauoss a
bsaHHfuf BLACK or brown, as prsfeErsd- Aehhd
c.a apPlytt AlHa5s gives nNtiafsotion. Only 70
cents per betti6. Sod eVs4yVAtrs.
4. I. HATHzWs Hssufsotursr. Nj.
DEMAs BARNS 4 90, New Y0rk. Wholesale
Agenta. .nalI La.a -, nyl6.A
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DG-THR BRIDAL CHAMBKR-An
haaAy Of warning aud obstruction Tor Young Men.
Also. new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual lsyutsHss sent ffes, IN
sealed envelopes. Address Or. J, skllin H0ughtOn,
Honnrd Asaocialion. PhnadaIphlA. Pa. nY9.M
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HOOP SKIRTS!
11

MAUI AVA RRn
Respsetf1Iy invite the attention
Ladl9s ofi6leyelAnd and vicinity, to this most "a
iepsiys manufacturing place In this vicinity. The
facilities SfLOW REE1S, aud sxperisIeei in buy
tag and manufacturing, enables them 90 onsr re
ported and Domestio, Ladies', Bunishing Goods,
a hnd assortment Of Fancy Goods, Ae., a..,tas.
80 per ctlless than at any other place In this eiJ.
x Jan 8 sTOBE, ID Public Square.
aKaufG dn's Factory, $50 Superior st., up stairs
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COEHnOTIOHs

CcnnActDns srs t1Ede ~ MonEosSH5 viii tho eas
duIEy, MAhsneld q Newark R. r.. It Clyde with tta
SanduadU, Dayton d Cincinnati &; 1t EruEo1i
with tis Fremont 3 Indians b. B.; ant 81 Toict1
: Win the hfohiga1 bOEshern 4 Northern Indians ard
Toledo 4 Mabash halrOsdB Tor CHICAGO, QetEoiL.
Jackson, Eo1f Hayne, IcEAn5pore. Laisgett3, Usrs
At9p. q louis and az Points Wet HerhE1s M
TraIns arrivs h Olsvelacd hom Toledo sad sat
Vest at 9f0 A. n, ASS ,. 4, and $40 F.E- FFoD
5AudusEy q s:lhLU y1hLD. BUCKLE, 8rsGs
UsTeLnt. OoE. y. ia r-. .F
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acAOTHaMG
NREAT DECLINE IN CLOTHING
TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.

TEFF. Davis A61BEBNlCAU6HT.
Tho war is now about played out,
Great changes have been WToaghb, sGad Ieisi
oar SALIENT boyF are coming hon9igou DIsns
Huz4sl huEza luoW hEngy your banners eut;o
! IHuzfal huEzA let aI the people shont; dsa "
idhs&dy the rebel chief was caught ,a,,L I'D
AL IA lahghSbisindetdjI 'YIN 94
He tti4dte raa in PetHeoatsai nobalissd oa
T.. HuzSaIsEuzzsi Haae ali your banners out,S ID
Jeh Davis has been caught, leg teFsrs enc nov
,8lo1q shout.
b1 Oar boys did think II Very strange, 10 Dl4' ou'
A woman should retre't uTial1oEsh 6TdoR
With great boTie-knifei in hand E.raa4us.'
.degTptti they cav hiE feet
HOzzaI huzzk foaf bays have got COED scDse;
'TFitt CATER shoes and StOgy boots they know
the difsrsncesi1 s;ri o lusmJiH s IGl
Oh, erInOIine, we think you hns, .dsmf5sIl
hi For you would not eanrel nod q z
I've flying rebel President, I4s4g II
When hs did show his heel. !.
lof Hhzzal huzssf there's nothing hAlfao fine
To show . foot AndoAnkIe %, lik well raised
cfinoline. . a ,ToI+aiaHBsS islil.i
Your days are numbered now, old JEFF, nsa-1 I'll
q 1ou surely cannot hope,
3 Or have = better end in Siew, 10 i'fiHf 80 41s
Than the 81 d ofA stont rope. Ilgs r.aH8 D.,
q li Hnzzal hnzzAi Jeg D9yiA has no shoe 81 -,
In settling up al his accounts Just keep HI
crimes IN view.
Tbs boys who caught JEFF ravis,
I8ii Well welcome ore and all,
And treat them TO 8 fine. new 6pit s4af.rtafFu'
A ISAACiS UGI0E HALLi
ssfHuz7Al hbzEal fling the starry banner out,
,OuE gallant boys are coming home, let all the
E'"' people shout aIu0 ffff 81. -J7esd az
y The Largest and Best Stock Of fashionable
0lothipg in the West at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall %
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
Ing Machines. StoFr's 1Automston Freshman and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Oombined.
r"f Cor. Superior and Union stTeets, ,F.il
D - q out for tho Giants. my25
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INFORMANT no LADIEs-Dr. Har-

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
vey's FomAls Pills have never yet failed in remov-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
pa 20 Of nature, or in restoring the system TO pr
foot health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
ProlapsuS, Uferi, ths Whites, or other weakness OF
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on ths Constitution, and may be taken by the
mOtt delicate female without bausing distress-the
same time they act like q ohsrm by s. reD gthening,
invigorAting and restoring tbs ty'tsn 70 a healthy
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter FROM what causes the
Obstruction may sriss. they should, however, NOT
be taken during the fret three months Of pregnan-
cY, although san at any other time, q miseArrisge
WOuld be the result.
Zach b5x contains co pills. Price s..
DIR. HAEvEY'a TREATISE on Diseases OF Fama'es.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Burenness, Stfailily, Re
prOduc' Ion, and Abusss OF Nature, snd emphaticAl.
u the Ladies Private Medical Adv ser, . mphlt
OF o. psgss sant nee to any address. Six cents re-
quired 70 nay pOstEge.
The pills and book viii be sent b mail when de-
niEed, securely ssaCd, and prepaid, ~
J. BRIAN, n. o., General Agent,
Nc. 20 Cedar st , New York.
ss-sold by al lhe principal Druggists
g. W.. CLARK, DTugglt, agent tor Ce7eland.
fu1V0T- R9-m " fEUV
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DIR -DEHhhEb p =" 8I|-HI
UNITED S~TkTESHOSPJTsL
PFiyate NedicaI DisDensaFT,

u TTINHIt AbUICUI DISpUIIbUETg
3 Jefferson AVemues DetroF1 M4oh.s
IE Gekr the MichiganiK Exchange HOseI iH110
Where ovbry form oEySFPaIfs aud AL iotheS dis
eases Of tie provocative and urinary Organs OfbOth
SEXES sfe more successfully managed than at any
other i'm lar Institution in. thislc0untrJ Every
one should know that whilst tho slightest oqnsH-
tulf6iap Contamination exists, marriAgeIB impOs-
sibIe, for the good reason that Thers ionspring en-
sues disease Is neatly AIWRyB ehtailed. This. there
fore, isuohe Of the WOFst hmpedims1t1 20 mAtd-
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M Yn7E FTnTas 1o.so /,
Ask fcg Through Tickets via Salamanca"
ar D. MoLARES, Gsn1 sup't.
Eff. F1LLER Gen. fiek1tAzsrf, myI7
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snffsrfnR mentally aud bodily from certain early
IMPROPER practices, viii fnd this 3 Uspensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief
but where every enc Of saBh a6ases are cured per
.maneusly. No books published ty nor issued from
this insjtntiou by which the minds Of the young
afs poisoned and they thereby ruined.
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NLEVEIANR C0lIOEBU8 k0IE.

NLEVEIAN1 C0LGEBUs EGIE.
OCIHHATI AILBOAD
Isek. FIERER ABRAEGE1KEE N1
HTrT4f 10 a -
ISt TAInS:EA N-GMoIEHATI EXEREzs
% atoPphg at Grafton, Wellington, 6sN L1n.
"- udolEShelby, gFsetids, Gallon, 6iieaE. Car.
! lia anSt5ns AShlsy, D~siassrs. Bugts Cs1tss sls
"A rrS,S@9i45 H-aUosaoosrlog-stos
At I'll ttatons, and arrives II Columbus ut eal
fss eh n, Cincinnati 8:l A. 4. -
"a Tfnin8-gs0 R.M.-nlGdE EAPRES-2togzirs
q at Grtnod, WeliRTt0nF rev hoado1 1itfT-
.Oratlha, Gsliols 0lsads OofdilEtcE ana Dsis
IVAN &
EEAina lGaEsO oiuBsbusasss48snd mBkaL.3sDf- -.
F" arriTs Il Csveiand 9:aoA NJ aid see z. >,
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A FL1NfI0 5 GREAT WESTERN
q sssl AiLEA4f h-as
Spring ana SUMMER arrangements

1Ekcs EJECT Monday, Kay Sta, 1885.
TarS4sh E4n 1rAM paiIr % essr
A ExRREs. leeseI CsTslsnd t5undaTs s1esbs.
- At $50 4 \, arrives 81 Meadvirs 81 R.a3 Z.
tDinneF) EAIamAns4 ~ 63 P. N, Isl epins Gam
and New Tort 81 1:fer. -
FEIi ELEHtS have OIsFSlsnd Estn1dayi
exoeptsd,l etfSi36 =. ~ ElespinS QarB attached.
arrives a meadVllle as Loo A. n. Salamanca Il
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BRILS SPECIFIO PILLs-WAR-


RANTED IN ALL OASES-Oan be relied on J
Never fail to curel Do NOS nauseasei Ale speedy
in actionl No chanao Of diet required DO hol in
ferfare with bnsinsas pursuitsi Dan be used with
euf dsfectiopi Upward OF 200 cures the past month
-aomo 81 fheS NerE ocrorc oasaa- Over anahnn-
drd Dhysicisna have used them in their prac-
lice, and speak WeilOftheir efficacy. and approve
on thsir eomPoaiion, which d entirely vegetable
as5 harwly : ON the system. Hundreds Of csEtih
Gates car b shown. Belle Specific Pills are the
original and Oaly genuine Specific Pill They arc
adapted for male and female. cd or young, and
ths only freliHtis remedy for efiecting . perma-
nent and speedy cure In all eases OfsPsrmatOrrhea
OF seminal Weakness, with all It's trains or evils,
such - fBTathrSi and Vaginal Discharges, Glsets
the Whisos. Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
continents, tehital Debi ity and lrrttasiiity, I'm
potency, WeaEDess q lo8 Of FOWer, Nervous be-
bihty, dp Ac,, Al Of which ariss principally from
sexual Exee5lss or Eelf Abuse or some eonstitu-
tionsl oefangfmenG, and iLcapEcitAtes the sufferer
from fulfilling the dnties % married life. In all
sexual DISEASES as Sonorrhea, olaetaRd sLrioinres,
Consulting PnyaleisB for ths treatment OF Seminal,
UriaaEy, sexual, ana Nervous Diseases. whawIi
Bend, IRE u Al, ths following valuable work. In
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Married OF single, requiring a Female Regulator,
shonld eneloSe one dOlaran6 three postage stamps,
ahd by return mail they viii receive, with full al
rectioas, the only reliable Female Regulator in use,
Ihis RI ulatoff Is fast bscoming thefsV6rits ofIadies
evsrywkere, simply because its action is mid aud
safe and can always be depended uppa in removing
distractions from colds and any other eause, M,
90 Alfoosrespondsnce strictly confidential. Letters
postage stamp for answer, q Ofi5cei and roOms ar
ranged that patients never see eaehiother.
Consultation and services az the Office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to G P. N.
sOfics and Dispensary open from SAfN.tosP P. NJ,
dailyyexceuts uhdayts AN necessary RirgieAloPer-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Eucloseitfo postage stdmpsa and send for circular
Of guestioasy and 81 Pnupefiy ~aRsEeredI medicines
oal be sedtttaaRy part Of tho ountIyHvHemambeg
these easeS RpEt De spredoF the NeFst eo2segqs9ses
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

DAMNED FRUITS AND YEGETA-,
VI BLEs Of very excellent quslity, consisting q
! PiGcheh, Plums, Cherries, DlRokberries, RaspberI
| andTomatoes, can be found at 80 I II
ahS3 ,nrtGua so aaPNtESah4Ed
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-11-23

Tom Thumb has been sued for an income
tag in England,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-11-23
The Jamaica InsurrectiOn.

The United States consul stationed at
Havana, under date of October 81, informs
the State Department at Washington that
the Captain General of the Island OF Cuba
has rendered to the British consul general
troops and war vessels, TO assist the au-
thorities in suppressing the Jamaica out
break. The war vessels were accepted, and
two of them sailed on the date of his dis
patch from St. Jago de Cuba The consul
at Havana incoses to the State Department
dispatch from our consul at Kingston, in
which he states that his predecessor, who
has had some four years experience with
the islanders, expresses fears that it will re-
quire several months to suppress the insur-
rection effectually. He expresses the hope
that an American war steamer may be at
once dispatched to that port and states
there are on the Island Of Jamaica about
100000 inhabitants, of which only 1000
are whites, about 1000 mullatoes, and the
3i5, ,000) are blacks. The present
outbreak evidently has been long contem-
plated, and is intended to be war of ex-
termination by the blacks against the whites
and the great disparity of numbers gives
the former great advantage. They have,
moreover. chosen time when there are but
few English troops at that station, and but
one small English war-steamer, the Wolve-
rine, at the islalA.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-11-23
Female Gamblers.

The extent to which gambling has become
passion with fashionable females is illus
trated by what is related in a New Y ork let
ter, the writer of which says that in Fifth
Avenue, and Fourteenth and Twenty Third
streets, there are parties of ladies from
which the opposite sex are sternly excluded,
where the fair gamesters play until daylight
for large stakes; and it would not unfre-
quently happen that when the purses are
depleted, they put up their bracelet, neck,
laces and watches as wagers. Some of the
feminine gamesters lose heavily, and the
deperate shiits-no allusion to their ward.
robe-to which they are put to conceal their
losses and replace them, must be fearfuly
demoralizing. Ayoung woman, the daugh-
ter OF one of our most opulent citizens,
was pointed out to me last Saturday in the
Park, as notorious gambler by one of her
own sex, who informed me that she had
parted with nearly one hundred thousand
dollars since she went to Saratoga, in July,
and made her doting parents believe she had
expended it in dress and charity. The
young woman in question is very pretty,
not more than twenty; and no one regard.
ing her pale spiritual face, her soft blue
eyes, and gentle and reserved manner,
would imagine she had fallen a victim to
one Of the most dangerous of vices.