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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

At Court Of Probate holden at Buc&sport within aai
for the County Df Hancock, the .ird Wednesday o.
May, 1865.
NyAIES PINkIIAN, Administrator upon the csta.c
Of Stephen BiaiSieil Jr a.e Of Orlsrd, in sad
county, deceased hayiaG presented his rss account Of
admins tration upon said estate for probate:
Oyiered,-Taat the said Administrator gives notice
to ali PERSONS interested, by causing copy of thus
order be published thr1e eAs successfully the LIS
worth American. printed i'll Ellsworth. thai they may a-
pear at Probate Court be hnlen fasN 0rh 10 sud
county, the third Wednesday Of June next. ten
ri the clock i'll the forenoon and sheS II any
have, why the same should not he allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A truecapy,-Attest,
l94 GEO \. DYER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

Biningef's Cd London DOCK GIh'
EzBaeiay astsrea fer the pSeu the Hsffedf fg0fes
and the Fniig anil has all OF those intrinsic med
zeal qualities (otc and dareiie) which belong to an ora
and pe Gin. IL has received the personal endorsement
Of thousand Physicians, who have recon
mended in the treatment Of Gravel Dropsy, RbeGra
s Obstruction or suppression Of the Aenses, Affections
Of the Kidneys, etc. Put up in pint quart bottles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02
Probate N Offices.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
i cerned that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator OF the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

At Court Of Probate holden at BEckspert whiu and
for County Of hancock, the tlsfi Wednesday Of
May, 4. y, 1865.
fyyILLARG DEFEREUX, almieIstrator q the estate
w OF Peicg Gardner, late of Casino, in said County
deceased presented his rsi account Of admins
tfaion upon said estate Tor Pr bate
OrRereI,TEa the said Administrator give notice TO all
persons Interested by causing copy Of this order to he
pub ishe three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, printed ii Ellsworth tat they may appear
a Prohate Court he held 1T ellsworth. the third
Wednesday Of June next. at tea O'Clock In the t9le-
noon, and shew cause, faay they have, Why The same
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true c1py,-Attcst,
i9a GEo. A. DYER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

INlE subscriber hereby give puniie notice to all con-
| l cerncd, that he has been duly appointed aud has
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

CHARLLS JARVIS, late Of Ellsworth,
the County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond the law Directs he therefore all persons
who indebted to said deceaseds Eake i'm
mediate payment. and those who have any demands
/ thereon to exhibit the for settlement.
| E$EKARD II. GREELS.
| Ellsworth, May Is, 1865. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

S1uir Of The above named clergyman may have chang
ed Luir pastoral charge since the publication Of the above
Dir. Z. r.. KNIGHTS, Proprietor.
MELRosK, Mass.
Sold in Ellsworth by PECK, and by Dealers gen
rally. 6nll
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Vie subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
| eefued. that te has been duly appointed ard has
taken Upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

FREDERIC :. C0NANT. late Of pucksport,
in the Co. of Hancock mariner deceased by giving bond
he law directs; hetherefore request all persons who
indebted the said deceased estate % make immediate
payment and those who nave any demands thereon, 70
exhibit the same for settlement.
u. d. HApL0Ck
Bueksport, April ooh, 1855. 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

Pm. - I5HrF certificates cures. ard recon-
uiea.aftt.s s satlr NJ fhs un=t ,miuf Ia, sielans
Ci' yl4sn, ais others VAR De SEA, FAEE to ANY u
Gr, SIS.
W.. ~. :. -. :. - ....... -. c......-. .,
, 1865-11-03

VUINDL0STE Breve i Frederiksteds
W P~ostcontoir Anna Bartise, Margr.
Bedford, SamI. Benjamin, E. j. Brown,
Sarah Carly, Cath. Christopher, G. Glen
dinen, Adelaid Conner, Miss G. Dons,
Eliza Franklin,' Ann E. George, P. Ge-
radt, Mr.. Ginsing, J. I. Griffith, Chris
tiana GuiIliam, Sus. Hatchett, This.
Hatchett, Sus. Hazel, Sophia Henson, j.
Hiliger, Mr.. Hoganconb, Sam. Jackson,
fanny James, Sophia James, Sus. james,
Mrs. Joan, Angelina Johannes, Sophea
Johannes, Vincent Joseph, V. Jorgensen,
Edw. Kerroll, Nancy Larcixs, MacFarley,
Maria Miller, Miss L. Morch, Cath. Mel
sen, Julia OxhoIm, Adrian Petersen, Mrs.
G.. Petersen, Elizb. Petersen, Sam. Peter,
sen, Cath. A. Quio, Hugh Quinn, Maria
O'Rei!y, Mary Samuel. Alex, Samson,
Mrs. F. Schuster, Mrs. n. Sewer, Ste
phan Simmons, Sergeant Slangcrup, EpIi-
MIA Smith, Mrs. WaIentin, Alex. Williams,
Anna Williams, Marty Williams, 80.
Zachues.
, 1865-11-03
Total.

"Four hundred and seventy millions
to be raised by taxa!ion-our present hea-
Wy taxes will not in ordinary years, pro-
duee but little more than half that sum.
Can our people bear double their present
taxation? He who unnecessarily causes
it will be accused from generation to
generation. 1t is fashionable to beIittle
our public debt, lest the people should
become alarmed, and political parties
should suffer. I have never found it wise
to deceive the people. They can always
be trusted with the truth. Capitalists
will not be affected, for they cannot be
deceived. Confde in the people and you
will avoid reputation. Deceive them,
and lead them into false measures, and
you may produce it. We pity the poor
Englishman whose national debt and bur
densome taxation we have heard deplor-
ed from our childhood. The debt Of
Great Britain is just about as much as
ours, ($4, O00, 900, 600, OOO) four billions.
But in effect it is but half as large-it
bears but three per cent. interest. The
current years interest was $l31,806,9 900.
Ours, when all shall be funded, will be
nearly double"
, 1865-11-03
WINDL0sTE Breve i Christiansted's

WVINDL0sTE Breve i Christiansted's
~ P~ostcontoir - Mrs. M. Bodkin,
Charles Brown, P. G. Brixen, Ann w.
Charles, Mrs. G. Coakley, Mr.. Felix Cor
nelius, NJ. Daguilard, Mrs. Louisa David,
Miss Diana Davis, Sarah Jane Derricks,
Mrs. Julian Ellis, Messrs. Finlay & Co.,
Mr.. Martin Francis, Mr.. Martin Francis,
Mrs. L. O. Garick, Wm A. Gould, Mrs.
Wilhelmina Henry, Mr.. John Henry, Miss
Ann Howard, Fuldmacty Cand. Jurus r.
Jurgensen, Mr.. Matheas Jacobs, MIR. Ma
theas Jacobs, Miss Margare'h Jo"ries'
Mr.. Charles Liggett, Mr.. John b. Maehu,
Meng. A. M6lIer, Mrs. Secealer Morrison,
E. Ii. Perkin, George Petersen, Miss
Sarah Rochers, Miss Joney Samons, Sarah
Sabont, Peter Schuster, Madame Sion,
John Solman, Robert Feut, Victoria van
VIke, Mrs. AdeIine Williams, Mrs. Mar
tina Williams, Miss Sophia Williams, Mr.,
julius Wolff, Julius Wolff, Caroline
Wrisberg.
, 1865-11-03
AUCTION.

THE public is hereby reminded of
that the Auction on HOUSE &
LOT No. IL A. B. G, in Company
Street Christiansted belonging to the
late Mrs. Sheridan, will take place
on the premises Monday 9th Novem-
Der 1865, IL o'clock noon.
Christiansted's Dealing Court Of
fec Goth October 1865.
D. "A. Stakemamn.
, 1865-11-03

and he will hand his name down to pos
terity a second Washington"
1t is not only with the animosities and
bad feelings engendered by the war the
President has to contend, but with the
incubus of q national debt almost as op-
pressive as that of England, which is des-
troying the foreign trade of the country
and hanging over the people like a
dead weight sitting their enterprise and
the wonderful resources of the country.
It is estimated at four thousand millions
of dollars, about half the amount of the
English National Debt, but the interest
being at 6 per cent, payable in gold, the
pressure is the same. The above paper
says on this subject
"Hon. Thadeus Stevens, who was
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means in the last Congress, in an address
made to his constituents, in Lancaster
county, on the 9th inst, has the follow
ing on the subject of the public debt.
He says:
"Our war debt is estimated at from
three to four billions of dollars. In my
Judgment, when all is funded, and the
pensions capitalized, it will reach more
than four billions.
The interest at 6 per ct. is $240, O00, 600
Ordinary expenses of Co
yernment. ---..----. 120,OOO,OOO
For some years eXtraordi-
nary expenses of army
and 10 1000, 900
Total $40, OOO, 900
, 1865-11-03
E;IlENDOMMEN

No. SO A. Compagnie Gade og No.
40 B. Compagnie Gade tilh0rende
afgangne Mrs. Maria Sheridan vii
4de Auction we'd bemeldte Eiendom-
ME blive afhoidt Loverdagen den AIDE
November d. A. paa Auctions Con
toiret respective Klokken IL og 2
slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir d.
3Ote October 1866.
- A. Stakennann.
, 1865-11-03
The Properties

No. SO A. Company Street and No.
40 B. Company Street belonging to
the late Mrs. Maria Sheridan a 4th
Vendue will be held on said proper
ties Saturday 4th November next at
the Vendue Office, at IL & 2 o'clock
respectively,
Christiansted's Vendae Office, the
3Oth October 1865.
J. A. SfakemamTR,
, 1865-11-03
18th AUCTION.

MO suitable offer being made at
M the 3rd Vendue on
, 1865-11-03
MR.. JAMES GORDON.
SURGEON DENTIST.

arrived this morning by the Clara
Rothe from st Thomas, and has
taken rooms at the Grown Hotel
where he will remain for one Ueek
only. He will be happy to see those
who may require his services from 10
a. m. to 5 p. m.
Mr.. GORDON has always on hand a
supply of Tooth-powder.
C~hristiansted October "a, 1865.
mn account of the owners leaving
W the Island the following articles
are offered for sale at half price
A shower bath with force pump.
:" large mahogany bed-stead.
/" Press.
3" pair rocking chairs.
" +" tables.
Apply at the Printing Office.
, 1865-11-03
4de AUCTION.

ma intet antageligt Bud skete we'd
U 3de Auction over
, 1865-11-03
ReCeivers:

81 deposits, Of which
go in Christlansted amounting }
to ---.-..-.-...$ "a IL !
in Frederiksted do. IL 90
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-10

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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
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Rock Island.

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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

EB0A PTffEBUBSH 70 HBW TORk.
Ora train runs daily (sss nlssl Viz Ansnssus
without ohApss Of Csrs, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0UTEl
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L
ma, at b War Department.
On Saturday morning Kx-GoYsFnori
Vance, 10 custody Of Lieutenant Spencer.
Jones from General Schofslds army, az.
rived at the War Department. Vance was
dressed II 8 suit of dsrkblue cost and vest,
coat with 8 black velvet collar, rather old
fashioned, his vest of the same material;
be had a gutts peTeha Eatch=chain but no
iewelry. He wore clean linen shirt with
black necktie carelessly arranged, his ool-
lar very large turned down around hiS
neck, and gave him rather sn eccentric
look; his hair wss very long and combsd
backward from his forehead, very much
like 8 girl. He looks As though he had
lived upon the best that could be found and
never wanted for. anything. Eis face 19l,
his dark eyes set back In their sock
cts his small lips protrude somewhat,
and the lower one being the most promi-
nent, gave him one Of the most supreme
looks Of disgust, mingled with contempt
and defiance, that can be made by Q hu.
man face. His whole bearing COMFORTS
with his looks, and one would suppose from
his appearance that he Wss a mighty mons
arch passing through q section of his king
dom that he felt very much like disowning
on account Of ats poverty. Hs followed the
Lieutenant however, Is gracyusly as
though he knew he was 8 captive, and was
aware Of the ~stupendous fsrcshe had been
euActing and the crime upon bis sogl@i It
is probable that he viii be tried for treason,
and for The present will 60 to the oldOsR-
itoL While he was awaiting an audienee
with the Secretary of War, Mr.. Aiken, one
Of the counsel for Ms. SurrAtS came in,
and recognized him IS an old friend. They
seemed very glad 10 see a another, and
had quite s chat together, Both are old
pohticisns and now of the same school.
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MEDICAL,
DYSPEPSIA And FITS.

FTTS-A Rur8 Cure for these diatrss.fnk com.
plains Is now made known In a TIeatlas
RITS-On Foreign and Native HeFbal prapafafionS
published By De. o. PHELPS BROWN.
EITS-fhe prescription vas frrnished him IN
such . prOFidential mannsr, that he can
EITS-not onBotentiouslyrefuss 70 make it kDogn
-as It has cured ever body who has used it,
IES-ueVe having f8ilsd IN q single case. Il Is
equally saIe in cases Of Fis IS Of Dyspep-
EIIS-sia; and the Ingredients may be obtained
-ffom any druggist. Sent free to all en-
EITS-7reeelpt OF ave cents TO prepay postage,
-te. Address DR.. o. PHELPS BR0WN,
EIIS-Ao 70 Grand street, Jersey CfBs Nj.
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Ems DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NKW YORK.
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ARRIVAL or MGTLs AT pE

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ARRIYAL OF NAILS AT pEPOfI
Eastern Through ARRIVES ct T.SO A. NJ ElS ?. n,
and e:26 ?. u.
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DO Way arrives ct 265 P. N.
5AndGsky Way arrives st 0:1B A. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A. n, hoo r. n
DO Way arrives ct $3.50 P. a.
PittEDurHh Through arrives at o56 A. n
= Nay arrives 81 1910 ?. q.
kahoning Way strives At 10sa5 A. n
s-eRdyille arrives at 10:85 A. II.
9odinA Way arrives at 200 P. n.
bookport, Sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays a19
Saturdays at 1s Y.
RaFronsviue Grrives daily Of lob A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . 4. n
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILS.
ELErHHH TTEOUsz for Rrio, Buffalo, Boston, HOW
York, Hartford, and PAinesVinS, Geneva, AHhtabu
e and Oonnsant, closes 1t $50 A. \.
EAsTEsH THE0Uss, for Few York only, olOOa Ct
Essrn1x FEaOUsn, for Eris, Buaalo, Albany,
Boston, SsW York and Hartford, Gloss As ss@
EArrsEH WAY, for al points bstWssn OsVslana
and Kris, CLOSES Of G50 2. n.
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sGd Milwaukee elOse At 7;lo A. II
Wz5TEzF IHROUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, S.. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 300 ?. D.
HEsTERH WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
Aai Toledo, cl0sss at 1:B P. NJ
sAHDuaKf WAY, for ssnduay and AL intsraN
date polnta, Gloss At $3.50 J. 81.
On1rEHAIi WAY, for an p0inb between OsssAnd
ard Cincinnati, oloees Is TsOS A. M -il Ga Hr
CizcIEsKI TEBoVeE, for Columbia paytoEs
EsEArk and O1einnstis Gloss 81 100 An:
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b0uisVils, 81. Louis, IEdianepolis, EAnsEgils, and
Wheeling, closes ct eO0PYH.f
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hgton, closes at I2:60 ?. 4.
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iaVo, WallEyills, and Pittsburgh, HarrEbuT7, Phil
sdslabtE, Baltimore AID Warrington, oloses As fsr
a. q.
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sna youngstown, olosea 81 fsS p y. -
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and Sat7rdAyb, atI2H. -t s g.
WAEEzssTInIH, Gloss daily, 1870 A. II.
EkET CIsVELAm and Euelid, oIosss daily, Is 3
Pa. -
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ers-paid.
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q eEo-oslt ataDp.
once open nom 500 A.M.sO 1850 P. N. On
Sunday from 300 to loco A. n.
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Free Delivery OF Letters.

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iiVered, without extra Charge with promptne1l
according to the following Tme-rable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Object
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the Bivsr and east side ontario IT.,
Including the Ox-BOE datsb the deliveries VIII
FrRsr DELIvERY.-darriers win leave Postohhce
at 500 A. \. with proceeds Of all night mails.
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H.. with proceeds Of 1880 Eastern
THIRD DEIVHRT-LeATe u;SOA A. M With pro
oeeds of $50 A. n. Western, 9:l6 A. 4. eandu1ky
Wsy, ESQ A. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. n. Pittsburg,
and 1910 A. n. Eastern Way.
FsURrH DELTYEtY.--LeGFe At 200 P. y. for Drop
Letter Distribation.
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cesds Of 2l5 ?. H. Eastsrns Abs Pm, Western and
s14z sIIIVERT.-pssvs At 500 ,. r. for Drop
Letter Distribution. 80
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying heta cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including scrantOh's Flats, the Heights, and the
West side;
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with proceeds Of night mHiia.
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proceeds Of al forenoon malls except 1910 A.
Eastern Way. 7 ~
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and SIS p. n. Eastern Way.
TOUETB-Oommences at 200 ,. n. for $50 ?. 4
Eastern and 4:SO P. n. sAnduIky. .-
FIFTH-Oommences at 400 P. X. for Drop letter.
sIxTH-COmmenoes 1t 500 P. n. for 800 P. n
Fastern, loG ,. n Western, and 1000 ?. n. Gin
Glnnsti; t;30A Il. (nsxt morning. Mahoning; SO
a. n. next morning Pittsburgh SOS A n mex
morning1 Cnnati; and $40 a. 4. next morning
Toledo.
COLLECTION m THE -FOUR pKLTvKEl
s TERRITORY
% VIII onmsnoe ct s:OOA. H., 1880 A. h, 500 ,
n. and 1901 \.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

A. Pardee s Co, ats Hszslton, Pensyh
vsnia, are now working Fshstis considered,
BY competent judges 20 be the deepest
o1sl minein the United States. Il il EitA
sted on the land Of the DApond Coal Copi
Dany, and is known as the ~aSugsr-lozf
Slope, It is go feet in psrpendlcular
depth, which is.beleW the surtsce Of tn8'
Iehigh river st Ten Haven. The sluPs'
i IN the neighborhood of 5000 feet ip
length. The mine hiss been worked sdds
cesSfally for nearly thirty yesrs, thusprov
ing tbe i~nexhsustible wealth of oar. an
thTacite coal deposits. va
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2. 3. DLyEaEUx. sup's
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~P8mOgOPHY or MARRIAGE.

L0LAOGOLA
The Proprisaors Of the New York Museum Of Aaat-
omy have determined, regsrdlsss Of azPs11el to Ia
Tue ire flor the bsne1t OF suffering humanity, and
6appres3on Il qusokery) four Of their most inter-
1gffng and instructive Lectures on Marriage sndiR
DISQUALIFICATION, Nervous and Physical Debility,
PrsTnaturs decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak.
mess or Depression, ImYoesncT, Las OF Energy and
Kerry Power; tbs great Social NIL, and those
Nklsdiss which re5alt from youthfnl f0lies, ez-
osssas OF maturity, and ignorance OF PhyEioloU
andlHEBOf nature.
AZ euIiehtening and saving thousands, ond viii be
forvRrdes free. on receipt Of four ltlmps, BY I'D
drssTfng SECRETARY, New York Museum OF Anst-
sny srd Msdiofus, 61s Broadway, New York.
dabIbRS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

NROOE6IEs.
zRuu Anortnsrt Of
GROCERIES,
Osn aiWayl - found 6
HOVER
IGS-yOnGarIs 8Groea--l6A
FEAS or TER FINEST QUALITY
Esl,essd With nsat e.Fsi
HUGARS Of eVsry grade COFFEE
SPICES. EXTRACTS
hns rvsv vsristy Of goods pertaining e
kFgnch az business, sold By them At prioe1 tnst
bsar Z fsrorsblo oonpGri5cn vita any otter reEa
BE hons. 50 She dtS- mIIs
DKADBURN, WILLIAMS q co.
~cRocERS,
"a ana 90 River, and n and - HeaA0W
Streets,
A. -. receiving fron Few York Gnd HSa o.
Iasn1 4 ARA snd ehoine acpplyo Of
Sugars Ae1&
n. Orleans, N4dFroni
Jeva AEfosFao0, Q, Hysoat
Eooba. oTaEAaas japan,
6rmnrsc, GraHulate1s InpsrtA
Earsoabo, RcWcsceat 2tens
coES A, FAC SsAraA5'
TOBACCO AND SEGARS
IN great variety.
GROUND COFFBEs, PEPPEE AFJ
SPICES, KOLASgE2 AID EYRUPki
Which they casr 70 the trade Is very low rates-
Cleveland Manufactured articles 81 AanuAsfus
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
PRIVATE AFFAIRS
IN WHICH
ali Glasses are Interested.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermen. Me.
ehAnios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselvesif the slightest sYPHII1rIo,
or so-called PRIVATE DISEASE, faint iE lingering in
their SYSTEMS, If 50, they should apply in person,
II possible; If not possible in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail o blank circular 81
questions, which VIII enable tny one to Know poEi-
lively Just how they stand. -.
To the intelligent rssdsr It Is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many Complications aud
forms assumed BY this terrible soourge, yet is my
be advisable to mention as most prominent BYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, snd sTPRILIs
TERThRY, the latter involving the bones 10 its
deA thly Setion.
livery one should know, also. that many Of the
most obstinate and worst ULcER TKDL THROATs
proceed from this cause, and viii, IL not properly
napdied, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look 20
your true interest, and consult BY tettsr, or apply at
ND nm ADmO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

P-HYsIOLOGIOAL VIEW

OF MEERIAGE.-Oontaining nearly so pages
and 80 hne plates and eDgrsvings OF the anatomy
OF the Human Organs IN 8 state Of Health and Dis
sAse, with g Treatise upon Larry krrors, its de-
pIorabIs consciousness upon the Bind and Body,
With the Authors plan Of trsatmHnt-the only IA
fionsi and successful mode Of cure, a. shown BY
the report II cases treated tTutntoi aatssr 70
fss married and those contemplating marriage,
WHO entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
sent free OF postsge 70 any address, on receipts oi2
cent? In stsmps y postal Currency By addressing
Or. La OROI1s No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany
=. 7.
Tho Author may he consulted upon any Of the
Diseases upon which bis book treats, either perron-
aly or by mail, and medicines sent 70 any pertof
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