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EERoLNEET AND License or VEssELs.-A
recent act of Congress makes it obligatory
for the owners of vessels of the United
States, navigating the Lakes, and being IN
district other than that to which such
vessel belongs, to procure her enrolment
and license, or renewal therecf-the same
proceedings may be had in the district in
which said vessel then shall be, as are now,
or shall then be required by law, on appli-
cation for such enrolment and license, or
license, or renewal, as the case may be, in
the district to which such vessel may belong,
excepting the giving of bond and the enrol
ment and issuance of license and the officer
before whom such proceedings shall be had,
shall certify the same to the collector OF the
district to which such vessel shall belong,
who shall thereupon, on the said owner or
owners giving bond SIS required in other
cases, duly enrol the said vessel, and issue
license in the same formIas if the spplica-
tion had originally. been made in his Office f;
and either deliver the said license to said
owner or owners, or forward it by mail to
the officer who certified to him the prelimin-
cry proceedings, and who shsll in such case
deliver the said license to the owner or own
ers or master of the vessel provided that
the act shall not be construed 50 as in any
respect to change existing laws, excepting
in SO far as it enables such owners to pro-
cure enrolment or license, or renewal there
of without returninq their vessels to their
home ports or districts.
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Cleveland EVenIBg Stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
]. F. FREEMAN.
Secretary ana Treasnrer

D. C.. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms Of this Bosrd are n the At4Ater
Block, Superior street, in the rear the United
States Telegraph Ofios.
SESSIONS EvERY EVENING except Saturday
ard Sunday AT II O'CLOCK.
The rates Of Gold and stockAiu Bew York, at ~
O'Clock P. NJ, are teleyrsphsd to his Beard saoh
dsV; also the rates OF eoid at 6allsghers Evening
Exchange.
Fee Of Membership -..............-.S1O Year.
Pergors not members are admitted for Is cents
each night but net permitted to operste
Those wishing 70 become memb rs will please
apply TO the Secretary and Treasurer. fsbA:R3
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TIE OLDEST EDITOR AND PAPER IN NoRTE-
EsS oEIo.--We presume we are safe in say
ing that The Ohio Repository, published in
Canton, Stark County. is the Oldest paper in
Northern Ohio. It was established in 1915
by Mr.. John saxton, who has grown old in
the editorship of this, the senior, or, per-
haps, patriarch of all our county exchang-
es. The Repository reaches, this month or
next, its half century. 1t began existence
in the small of affairsi in Ohio. It had been
published some five or ten years while Can
ton, a city now numbering 5000 inhabitants
was larger than Cleveland.
Mr.. saxton cannot be less than seventy
five years old, is very deaf and considers
bly, broken down by age, but, what is quite
remarkable, has never known sick day IN
his life. He has always been strict tenn
perance man and worthy member of the
Presbyterian church. We are of the opin-
ion that his career has but few parallels in
the country, and that all the papers with
which he exchanges may show their good
breeding BY lifting the hat to the venerable
Repository.
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For sale at the Clsvol,nd Postofioe at tha

See the recruiting notice of the Ninth
Ward in another column.
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DAILY LEADER.
noNDAY, MAHCH Is, Iso5.
NEW ADV.RTIsEnEytE.

O. Cutter d son-Gustlon sale.
Z. L. BaliwIa 4 Co.-5FeeiaI sa,sy.
Academy of Haaic-Hun-kido-ri.
Wanted-A Girl.
Academy Of Music--The Hibsrnicon.
COwlss 8 Co.--Bsr Drops.
Ninth Ward Reor1iting-BccAl Notice.
Furnished Room V Wsnt5d-Jtcsi Notice.
Giri ISst--Local Notice.
Fourth Ward Belief Com.-LoeaI Notice.
DR. seelye's Catarrh R medy-LccAl Notice.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Girl Lost.-Lost, on the Sd of March, q RI tsu
years old, who was 10 go from Berea to lndianapo
lis, bus By mistake got ou the Toledo cars, and
came to Cleveland, since which time sheshas not
been heard from. She had on gray cloak, round
straw hat, had light red hair, full face, and full
face, and full built, freckled face and b'ue eyes.
Any information in regard to said girl will be
thankfully ived iflsft at the Police oce, or at
the G. NJ. Orphan Asylum, Berea, Ohio.
~ Other papers please copy. mchls:ls4:ltd&w
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TOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
y Forest street. House large and commOdioas; Lot
lo0 ieet BY 29 with Eu abundance OF dne shrubbsry
aud good fruit. choice Craps. and d g cd barn.
Terms easy. Enquire Of 3. W. GAGE ,Esq., I6S Su-
Del iOr street. nu22 R2
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NeighbOrhood news.

LoRAIE CouETY.-The number Of students
who have entered the various departments
of oberlin College up to the 7th inst, is es
follows: Gentlemen, $50 ladies, 265; total,
4a5. This is six moro than the number at
the same date last spring, and students are
arriving daily. g
All the townships except RridgeTille are
out of the draft, and she is making great
efforts to clear herself.----Mr. VIM. Roe, Of
Elyris, has received intelligence of the
death of his son, Charles Roe, drummer boy
of Co. H, IOSd Ohio, at Douglas Hospital
Washington.
PoRrI9z CouETY.-A few days since Major
B. Blair, of Mantus, was gored by COW. A
dog was chasing the COW, when it turned
suddeply aud caught the Major, with one OF
its horns, just under the eye. inficting a
/ painful iDjury.-PGrties from Pennsyl-
vania have just leased land about Mantua
Station, and are prospecting for coal.-L.
W. Pike, of Brimfeld, lately sold 11s bar
rels of cider for So per barrel.-Brimfeld
challenges the world on six months old
boy weighing forty-fve pounds. 1t would
take good many stamps to make him cur
rent
on HIRE AND rHEKE.-The oil fever still
RACES in Trumbull county. A new oil conf
psny has been formed by 7. j. Mclean &
Co., bankers, at Warren, with land located
on Sandy Creek. A we'll of $50 barrels
was struck last week on the east fork Of
that creek. A flowing well has been struck
three miles below Fredericksburgh, Colum-
biana County, on what is called Island Run
at the depth of FIVE hundred feet. The well
flows eight barrels day. There are other
wells in the neighbOrhOod, but none as
good as this. The territory in the neigh
borhOod has nearly all been leased. A
number of holes will be sunk during the
spring and summer.
sTABx CouETT.-Mr. Josiah Hart5ell,
editor of the Stark County Republican, has
been appointed Postmaster at Canton, rice
W. K. Miller, resigned.
The NJ. E. Conference commences lis
annual session in the city of Canton, next
Wednesday morning, 18th inst, at nine
O'Clock. 1t will probably adjourn the fol-
lowing Monday evening. Bishop Ames
Presides.
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&. B. HALk, Banker,
AED
.. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.
Euscriptious recefyed TO the

tusc1pEIo1s receITed 70 tns
"7 $40 PER CENT. AND I0-40" NATIONAL
LOAF.
Con m 's5ion allowed to Subscribers1
pS-U. 8. Bonds If 1881 5-2ns, JO-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all other GoYernmsHt securities pur-
chess and fos aale en- the moat fayorAbl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and c NADIA morey bought
and sold at b7,t rates, Deposits received and Col
iectlons made at all access b e pJirt'. Uncnrrent
fdnds converted ct lowstt rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. Oc4
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HUE-kI-Do-RL-We are happy 10 an
nouncs that the "Fat Contributor" A. N.
Griswold, Esq is in the city, and will on
Wednesday evening next, repeat his hu
morous lecture, entitled "Hun-ki-do-ri," !"
in the Academy of Music. The immense
success of this lecture on American An
tiquities, on its first delivery here a few
weeks since, is well known to our citizens,
and many who did not hear it then, as well
as many who did, are eager to be present at
its repetition.
Mr.. GriswOld delivered this lecture in
Erie last Saturday night, before an over
flowing house of the eltts of that city, and
it made great sensation. "Gris's' man
ner and matter are all his own. he will
pack the Academy without doubt, and thus
achieve the feat of successfully rivalling the
attraction of Cough, who will crowd the
Academy the night before the reproduction
ofthe famous "Hun- ki-do-ri."
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wholesale Iron and NAN Market.

5ATUaDA4l MACH IT. Iofos
Cleveland Brown Co., uauufaetunn snd
wholesale dealers, Eos. 90 snd 81 Msrvin street,
report decline Of 1c per n on Flat Bsr Iron. 10
on HoTss Shoe Iron, 1z9'c on Sheet lion, tn
market ruling little unsettled. Nails are un-
changed. They quote a. follows:
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rRAIFLEE,s REaIsTEa-
DEPARTURES

~ OitissDE Wishing oOnTsyanos to either Of khe
shove Trains or Boats viii be called for BY Ooaobes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their sddre.,
ct She Omnibus Once, 147 Superior Etrsst, poEt
door 30 the Weddsu Hoose.
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REcRu1T1Ke.-A small days work, in the
way of recruiting and mastering, was done
at the Provost MarshaPs Office last Sa.ur-
day. The Surgeon examined ten men, Of
whom only one was rejected. There were
eight ren mustered into service, and were
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market-Bareh IL.
COM MERcIAL.
MoRNINa LIApER oFFICE,

MUhNINd LbADEk UFFIUB,
SATURDAY EVENING, March II, 1865.
Reeeipls-TLs receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the "a hours ending st one O'Clock to-day we're as
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m nm MONTY ADVANCED-

2S0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
OOVSOOO in sums 70 suit-at the Old stand and
wel-known WAGhER'S LOAN OFFICE, IN Seou-
Fltles oeveFy Kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Dlamondss Silver WzTe, Jewe ~, Guns, Pistols,
tlothing, Dly Goods Pianos, Meodeons and all per,
sonal property ana articles or value ihe sat
islsctory terms Business strictly private. rs ab-
lhhen lssl. MA variety Of uuredermed Watch
e, Try, Cubs, etc, or sale e { bargains.
n DOi1ce1cernes Of Wsier and superior streets, over
Day,s A Peixl tics Clothing Store.
oct2 j. G. ". WAGNER.
HHOR SALE-THh LARGE DOUBLE
L House, 50 nd IS Prospect street. 81 tab e for a
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
w. NOBLE. AZ The Office OF HsckuS Noble. fel3:F
WANTED IMMEDIAIELY-FOR
~ The QuarteTmaster's Department, Nashville,
Iennsi l5O LabOTeIs. Wages, SIS ger moath and ra-
u.ns. None need spplg bus stout a, le bodice men,
Nllllg y engage al ak mgnths. Transportation
furnished. Apply TO D. SHERWOOD, Q. =. 6gent
SomGsrcial House. Ceviland, Q. Viii leave Cleve-
land eEety Tuesday a. Frldsy. iAn3l
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n. Y. Money n1arItst-March IL.

MOuey-Aetive and stsady ct sat p ct.
Sterling ExchanRe-Quiet az l075z0l0s.
GOld-FlImer, hue very irregular aud unset
tied. Opening At ls9, deoiiniT z TO Iss% Advanes
log to l9l, declining to 1851 and olosiDg at 1909
9l9l.
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MY COrns-Oh, MY COrns !-Instantsne-
Gus and efncacious cures of Corns, Bunions, Club
and Inverted NaiS, without pain or csustic, by
DR.. Jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from
Broadway, New York, process known ard pecu-
liar only to himself. OfHoe-Basement, Bank
street, opposite the Weddell House, Cleveland Ohio,
next door to Foot's Intelligence once. Families
waited upon at their residences without extra
charge. marl:2l4
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TREsFLE-WoRK STREET RAILRO4Ds.-Iho
Cincinnati Gazette says that "the project of
Mr.. Richard Montgomery to construct street
railroads upon trestlo-wOrk, upon level
with the second floors of the better class of
buildings, is being revived, and company
of capitalists are taking hold of it. When
they get their tracks laid, both over head
and in tunnels under foot, it is probable
that all can be accommodated"
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L, Oh bE LE.-cOhESI I'll < kOUR-
= DRY and II sehine Shops. Buildin are brick,
allin complete order and suitable for any kind OF
manufacturing. Good En lie snd Boi'oi, Sbafting,
Betting, Laties, Dlila, ETC. i'll be sold cheap for
cash. Address J. Il. NoODMAN CleTe and q.
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POrk-1n modsrsto request. Sales Is bbls city
packed m s. ct $50 90. Prime msIs ksid at ss4 90.
Lard-steady. Sales 500 Bs eity.nsdsin tisrssS
at go.
Smoked Meats-In good request and arm.
Sales 500 ns "ComstOsk's'' suyar-eursd Hans at
2lei 1sOO Ds Dried Beef at 49,. Shoulders 100.
Rutter-Dull and dropping. Snail sales ". r
roll are making ct ss9sOo for good TO prime.
Eggs-Dealining and dull. onetsd at 2207lo.
Cheese-Ihs stock in the market Is about ex-
hAush d. HominAi quotations are 2l92 fJrW r.
HfghWines-Tery dull and weaker. Mont
holders are still quoting at 81 20, but large lot
could be bought at 81 Is.
AIcOhOI-Hsld at "a 490A a for ss per cent.
Neutral Proof spiritI 50 sT92 %
PstrOleum-Quist at 3ssss for rsased.
Wseeds-Firmsr. Clover held 1t SIS Oo0ls 80 J
Timothy IS 80.
POtatOes-DslIes quote at 9oo9sl 90.
Beans-Vsry dull, and markst nominal At s. %
az 25 for medium vhits.
Green AppIes-Quiet and steady ct lI5<a12c.
Dried PeRehes-SeaIcs and IN gsod Quest
ct 429s4c peeled, and s2ssle for uDpeslsd.
4. FIsh-Ths demand is go,d. We quote. white
flh, halt bbIs, $40 so Trout. half bbIs, 50 Co;
Pioktrel, half bbls 50 90, and very rcarrs; Hsr.
ring S. per bbl.
sait-stssdy. Coarse Ss 50; Ground sOIArss 90;
Fine 2 s5.
GrOceries-We noie afurthsr decline in Sugar
today, and an adTaEcs in foreign dried fruits,
sther articles remaining unchanged. The market
] Il not active We ouote.
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FN0R SALB.-TWU PORTABLE EN-
= GINES, suitafls for Oil ReIks. They have 3
inch nues, will burn wood or al andsre especially
uged.f for TIE Oh business. Apsl soon. Address
JOShS y 1hO, Eobil sen Nj 'hiue Works. -
Alclm- nl, IND. mh6:lqs
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galway Intelligence.

REoEIPTs.-The total gross receipts of the
railroads of Iowa for 1854, as shown By the
statements of the several companies as re-
quired by law, amount to s2.56S, ,s25.
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10000 KEGS
M A II o MING NAILS
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO,
febl6:E 29 and 81 MeEWIn street.

OIL Factory for saIe.-The subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory Canal aud Ohio str sts
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uatsd, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
paclty about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pcs
session given ifrequired. B. PELToN.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1865. febl5:r2OG
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RIZE W ALTZ
Masque and Fancy Dress Party,
To be hsld at CaAPIH'S HALL, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March I4th.
Tn following Priz-s will be given:
let Prize, Best Waiter, (Gtut) old Scarf Pin, SO
% " ." 8 (Lady) Photo. Album, 500
Sd ." F." Comic ChsTaeter, (Ssnt) Silver
Nup -.......-.......-- 60
4th 4" Comic Character, LADY Silver
Napkin Ring. -....s..--. $3.50
9Th " Fancy Dressed lady, Gold mount
ed ivory Pencil. IS
The above Prizes may be seeR at Sylvester Ho-
gan's Superior street.
COMMITTEES or ARRAEGEnENTG-T. B. Nswcomb,
W. ". Ellsworth, W. R. Ferris, J. Urban.
Tickets to Floor, 81 90 SPECTATORS 50 cents.
Mr. Gao. F DOLL, the greatest Guitarist ia the
United States, hNs been engaged, and ooTing III
evening will perform several Solos on the Guitar
and ysta iIe.
Ladies and Gentlemen viii bs required to unmask
and regis their namss bsf0rs entering the all.
Orders for Carriages may be left at 3. W. Gar
retrs, or with any member Of the Committee.
Music By BillsOns Band. mh5:ls4
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COpartuerSbiP.--Havin associated with me
in the Hardware basiness Charles Il. Waite, the
business will be continued at No. 96 Superior st,
unde' the firm name of Reynolds Waite.
mch7:le4 HK RAYNOLDS.
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credited as follows:
Bath, Summit county
BTteIsTile, Cay ahogs County
Fourth Ward,
Hineteenih
The above result looks quite like an invi-
tstion of the authorities to proceed with the
draft in this District.
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DfssOIUtiOn.-The copartnership heretofore
existing under he firm name of oharss H. Waite
& Co and doing business at No. IL Pearl street,
West Side, is DIS oIved by limitation, and the bust
neSs closed. Either party is authorized to close
any unsettled accounts of the firm.
CHARLES H. WAITE,
HENRY r.. RAYN0LDS,
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HAVING ENGAGED LARGELY IN
IL the Oh spec3lati n, rr5rose to sell r
tbs Toledo Pal end Tub FEcloTy. 1t has caoecify
10 make io00 ais and 80 Tabs ca b day. Tt,e ma
Chi, ery / nzlr new aud in tie. bert order me
husings IS ws esta Jlished, With custoer5 10 Inv All
tte ware that can be made Any one s.fsbfn9 ~ 60
INTO ps2hta be busiaess, By wit NJ M yshen fbey
WI come ana see the property, VII r either mvsef
or Dr. A. y. E.TON at the ,ummit MET Ts,,sa n :
l.l1. Oh 0. WHO wi u 9 mo =. --l--, =
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EOK SALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE

WA n T E D-A SITUATION AS
~ Sa esWoman il Fancy OF Millir cry eto-e.-
q ddress D. y Lea.eL oliee. rnhs.IQl
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altp Asrtrtlsfmtats.

WANTED-A GOOD, COMPRTENT
w girl 70 DO general h0ussW ok 10 q small fami-
,. Bsfere1ces Teqsir d. Apply at No t4l Kins-
nsn street. bsteNsn Ehe Seminary ard ihs brisk
VA I onre nhls:laat
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HOUSE TO IaF-A FINE NEW
:, =, s Eoass on Orange street, No S. to be
le.e1 ttne-- ofApul. Ehe hauss Outains CON.
loItspses rooms and q summer kitchen For uarticr-
- sinquiIe at loon Nos, tupstailsl NH rs Block,
EHne1 iur street rnhg.1of
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
= Inproved City Propsrty- Fven y kcrea cf Land,
House, Ba n and an abundance Of Fruit. The Grspea
viii ray the interest on the inyestment-in Easi
G.eFslaRd, on the Euc i'd Read, sx nj es from the
Public Sruare-
= c. ]. KELLER. South Side Public iuare.
febla:dkwF
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I WANT TO KENT A HOUSE WITH
y BAN and NJ ,iern co ranienc.. In. . q - -.

H'Oh SALE-THE THREE HOUSES
= Gne lots Nos 50 a ard s6 Pr sp ct rect on the
so1te SIDE between Sher and Erie streets Possess
ign eiffn Afrll lst Wiz be sid together or separ-
~ II Z, & u laer part ulars inquire Of MYRON
E.-MhEEtEk. = htEafer Block. mh7:l9i
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ITO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS and
1 MASOSs -Prgposal Ale are invited Tor bu Iding
Rriek CauTeh on University BeighE. For plans,
AtWuter Buiiding mhu.l94
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HAJh SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO.
L ls7orsnge sire t. a good two-story house; room
ero1gh for two tami1 s. GOOD lot o Grape vince
Z n ard Oft water, etc. 1CQUirs ofJACOB MARY
on the premises. mhs:iel
ZOE SALE-THE FORMER RESI-
a DENCE Of Rev: James c. White, No 50 Bolivsrst.
A brick house with Il looms water and gss Inquiie
st ihs county Recorders Ofi-e.
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= best quality ofGraTe lsnd nelr Co lamer Village
10 acres cod Ism, al hou aud go1d barn.
Also, 2 = acrts ne lr Doan's Cor err, A sutifu
place for a tue residence md Farde land. Inqune
of, +. sAXTON. Ea-t Cleveland Al o, 81 Acres
% Luelld strsst, milo fr.m The ci.y. mAll :l95
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EVANTE D-A SITUATION as

w Book keeper by a young man who has cen rlp-
forturase l. alth ssd ho mas endesvored 10 fh0r-
ouekE quali5 himself for business mans account
Hin- lGin Shoe S,oIe. Iuhg.las
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Nos, and kndleoit street, Boston. On an do
eases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By u long course Of study and prae.icel srpen-
euee OF unlimited extent, On. ID. hae nov me
qualification Of presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never since he nrst tnrodscec
them. failed 10 cure the most alarming oase@ q
ooNoRRHu,A AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the hoErors Of yensss
and impure blood, Imr oteney, bcrofula, aonor-
rh@a, Ulcers, Pain and Distress IN the region 0
Procreation, Inflammation OF the bladder and
Kidneys, Hydroclle, Assesses, Humurs, t1ghtf6
svellings and the lor train Of horrible symptoms
attending this oass Of disesse,ere made % become
a. harmless az the simplest wailings Of q cold
SEMINAL wRAKNEES
DR. ID. aeyo.as large portion OF his ssne 70 me
treatment OF those cases caused by . secret snd
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind, ans
itting the unfortunate individual fer businses or
society OSome OF the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early hab9s Of youth, Weakness OF
The Back and Limbs, Dlzziness Of the Head, dim.
ness Of Sight, palpiation Of the Heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness Derangement Of the Digestive tune.
tons, synSptoms Of Consumpuon, &c. The teaIfnI
effects on the mind are much to be dreaded loss
OF memory, confusion OF ideas, depression OF SPIT
tia aversion OF society, sef-distgIss, tmiaty, &c,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating mAtFtmonyI consult
physician Of experience, and be at once restored
I 10 health and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under Dow's
| treatment few days OF weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges tor board mod
crate, Medicines sent 10 all parts Of the country
with full directions for use, on receiving descrip
tons Of your cases,
| DR. Dow has also for sale the French Cspostes
| warranted the best preventive. Order by mail
| Three for 81 and red stamp.