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Two Loving Rrnthers.

When on Saturday last Fernando Wood
declared himself as converted to 8 wal
policy if the rebels were not to be concil-
lated back to the Union, his brother Ban,
Editor and proprietor Of the New York
Ne,0s went home to New York feeling
rather sad. On Tuesday last he tenderly
and sadly bewsils the detection of Fernan-
do, chief priest at the altar of peace. OF
Ferdie, Bsnnie sweetly says: che has
shown hostility to the principle of srmed
coercion of States, that constitutes an in
dispenssble attribute of the Peace Party"
de adds that ''either Mr.. Woods position
has been equivocal or he has relinquished
the position he held" He concludes that
she is cos-cionist to all intents and pur-
poses" Benjsmin evidently has forgotten
his brothers talent for political Summer
saulting.
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TIE MoNEY MAZE, &c.

Hundreds of men daily walk the Streets
of New York who are deserters, and who
have been enlisted upwards of q dozen
times, and at the pressLt time there are
prisoners confined in Castle William who
have jumped bOunties tWenty-seYen times.
Men are regularly sent away TO adjacent
cities, and even TO the Western States, for
the purpose Of enlistiug, snd then escaping
with the bounties, which they rarely fail
to do. They then return to New York,
aud, after dissipating their ill-gotten gains
in eebauchery, apply to the nesrest broker
fer fresh employment.
The brokers themselves, however, are
those who resp the golden harvest. Shod-
dy is drudgery, and petroleum tedious
path TO wealth, compared totheswifs gains
of the bounty swindler and forger. John
Fry and - Dalton, partners in as bounty
brokers, cleared two hundred and fifty
thousand dollsrs during last summer alone.
The Devins sre both men of wealth. the
humble Sergeant Mulhorn mss bought s
farm for $l4 600, and the bsnk-book Of J IS.
Lee, a poor, ignorant bostman a yesr ago.
shows q snug balance of $4,000. But IN
stances are too Numerous
- JUSTICE TO GEN. FRY.
IIGen. Fry dispatched Col. Baker to this
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Eeeresaries of the Treasury.

An article in ths Bankers Magazine
states that since the formation of the
Government there have boon twenty. seven
Secretaries of the Treasury, of whom two
hailed from Massachusetts, three from
New York, ons from New Hampshire, sew.
en- from Pennsylvania, one from Maine,
two from Maryland, three from Ohio, two
from Kentucky, two from Georgia, one
from Delaware, one from Tennessee, one
from Connecticut, and one from Mississippi.
The youngest man who ever occupied the
position Of head of the Government fnan-
ces wss Alexander Hamilton, who was on
ly thirty two years of age when he entered
upon the duties Of the office. Albert Gal
latin held the ofice twelve years, which
WAS the longest term Of any one man.
William II. Crawford held it eight years,
and Hamilton six years. It speaks well
for the longevity of the fnanciers that
four Of the Secretaries lived 10 the age Of
four seore, and only two died under the age
Of sixty, one ofthese Hamilton being kill
ed il 3 duel
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will EndeayOr 10 maze or tee he.
eeat Peace Conference. Cr
The tenor Of JEFF Davis message 10 the
rebel Congress, and The temper orthe rebel
press, show th&t tho rebel leaders will en-
deavOr to make capital for themselves out
Of the recent peace interview, to unite the
people ofthe South 10 stiI more despe-
rate struggle. Davis csn scarcely avoid
special pleading while simply masking a
recital of the facts of the caso. With an
evident desire TO inHame the popular pas
sions of the people, he says Mr.. Lincoln
offers nothing but such as a eorqueror win
give. TIE exceedingly liberal propositions
Of Mr.. Lincoln are denounced by the
Richmond Sentinel and Enquirer as insult
ing and degrading. Submission TO the
Union is pronounced degrading. The fu-
ture equality Of the negro is monstroas
and alarming. The submiss sionist consents
to his own impoVerishment and that Of his
fsmily, ard Il becomes q slave TO his own
negro Tho return of the rebel Comris-
lioners to Richmond is made the eecssion
for war meeting in Richmond, which JEFF
Davis addressed for three quarters of an
hour, indulging in The vileat of abuse, ard
expressing his readiness TO sacrifice every
thing, even "thousaad lives" He con-
sentsd to send Commissioners only in def
erence to the sutferings OF the people Of
the South. Resolutions ara passed spurn-
ing the terms offered by Mr.. Lincoln, and
pledging new devotion to war.
It's clearly evident that Davis had in
view diplOmstic strategy rather than p posce,
in seek ing an interview with Mr. Lincoln.
In this he was largely gutmansged by the
shrewd common sense Of the Presidsnt.-
The terms offered were so liberal that he
was undoubtedly disappointed, bat with
such ma!erisl SIS ho has, his object will be
10 repress all independent State action, re-
assert his diplomatic swsy, and endeavor
70 coerce every white man into { he army.
It's therefore evident that the war must
~ OHs > OsAAus DLL JIG uesbFuCtlcn OF
Lees army will bring peacs. Three hun
dred thousand men must be added TO our
forces Immediately. If there are any
who yet dream Of peace, let them cast aside
che delusion, aud put their hands, hearts
money and lives to the wo.k like men. Il
will be al ignoble shame if our people do
not now rise in all the majesty and irwin
cible power of the Republic, and strike
down the intemperate folly that still main
taias rebeliious front against the rigbtfu
authority Of The nation. I, has become q
matter of pride and honor, as wen as Of
justice. Who then can falter? Who viii
longer hug the delusion Of peace through
negotiation? Let Us forever end this cheat,
and again swearipledging e7erything TO the
work, thst THE UNION sHGIL BE PRE-
sERFBD.
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The hon. ". D. Snow, Senator elect
from Arkansas, writes TO the New York
Times q lister msiDtsing, in opposition to
the World, that the Arkansas Legislature
o awili rstify the Constitutional amendment
The whole question Of Universal Emsnci-
patton on this continent now remains
chiefly in the hands of New jersey and
Kentucky. Kentucky gives promise Of
c5uiDg nobly up 10 the work. New Jsr-
sey viii probably not stand in the way of
80 beneAcent and wise measure.
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8usurauee.
A. IULLER, Agent, 2f5 Superior s.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
YOnLers and New York Insurance
Company.
On the lst day Of January, 1855, made TO the
Auditor Of Ohio pursuant to the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of tho Company is YosKaRs AND NV
HokK Insurance COAPASY, and is located at Yon-
kers, Westchester county, New York.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of It's Capital Stock is....s5oo o2o 90
paid up. 504OJO 90
Cash Of the Company on hand and in
the hands Of Agents and other per-
1859 10
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, las per vouchers aocompa-
nyipgl-bow secured and the rats Of
interest thereOn.......;..-.... 485. .7o5 90
Debts otherwise secured, las per vOuch-
ers accompanying, by Govt Stocks. III 100 90
Debts tor Premiums ,.................. 3,27t p
All other Securities accrued interest and
Company property. .....,,..........,.. II, ,G)Z 80
Total Assets of the Company S622, GOT 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses 20TOO %
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk GOO 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be in
sured in any one city, town or village. No rule.
The greatest amount allowed TO bo insured in any
one block. No rule.
The tmount Of It's capital or earnings deposited in
any other state as security for losses therein
None.
STATE OF NEw YoEK,
County Of New York, So
RiCha L. Frsnkin, President, ard John ".
Murray, Secretary, OF the Yonkers and New York
Fire Insurance Company, te!pg ssYerally sworn.
d5pose and ray, that TIE foIe ding is full, tius
and correct statement Ofths sfisiT5 Of sad OCmpa-
ny that the sAid Insurance Company Is the bona
ids owner OF ct least Ons Hundred thousand Dbl
lars Of actual Cash Capitol invested in Stocks and
Bonds or mortgages Ct Real Z tate, worth double
the amount foF Which the same is noTtgaged, and
that they are tie ADORE described officers Of said
lnsuIanC Company.
EIC8ARD L. FRANKLIN, Prss't.
JOHN ". MURRAY see'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day Of
January, 1866.
SEAL JAMES W. HALE,
STA8P.l COm'r Tor Ohio IN New York.
OFFICE OF THE AUDIToR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. %, 1865. !
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy OF the Statement Of the CONDITION Of the
YOnkt rs and NswY Ork Fire Insurance Company Of
Yonksrs, Ncv York made to and filed in this Office,
for the year 1865.
lSsAL Witness my hand and seal officially.
lSTAMP.1 JAS. Il GUDMAN,
Auditor Of Etate.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS Ar DeFOT
SssissH Tl,roushs eTrTFss - 7'sQ A. r., 2l5 P. n
ard 9:z5 2. r.
sssterp Way arrives at 3O.2o An.
| ReE.sTn Through ArriYes al $50 4, T., $40 p. b
do WEy srriTas at 255 p. n.
| Saudusky Way arrives - 9;l5 A. 4.
Cincinnati ThroG gh arrives at330 a. Il, $50 P
90 Way arri7sz 81 S:5c 2. n.
| FitisbarSS Thr0gsh srriyc7 - 5.5j A a..
" We7 hTriTe5 ct 1910 p. E,
/ Eahouing Way arrives st lO;a5 AL
| f.ladYille strives at l0:25 A. L.
| 8sd;rn Was arEivcs es go ?. =.
| 99ckport 20 arrives Eagsdsys, IhaIsisys aud
Saturdays et I2 Il.
| HarreuHFsIa arrives daily az I0:I5 A. h.
| Ess! Cisvfiaud and Euoiid arrives daily 3. e,
| HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsTsBs THsOUaR FOR Erio Buffalo, Boston Sew
Hcrk, Hsrtford, and PainoaYile, Gezags, Ashtsbu
| "a md COpneSus, closes St $50 A. X.
| s51aSTERs TEBoUaz, for New York only, CLOSES si
s!srras TzAoUqz, foz Eris, Hurs,n. Albany,
sos!9Ds FeR Xork sad BAzttord. oios5s Ss 300
| T.H.
ElsrEss WAY, for al points bstsesa Clsgslsez
| " Erie, oloees at ESQ P. n.
/ 9xsTERE TER0UaE, for Toledo, Dstcsit, ChicEsoi
/ sEa Milwaukee closes As T:l0 4. II.
NssTERa Izs0ueH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, Cnicsso
DGoUque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes st 500 P. Il
! HesTEgs WAY, foE al points between Cleveland
/ aEd IolsdO, CLOSES at l:s5 p. N.
! SANDUSEY Way for SandUsEy aud Bll iaiorme'
4 date points, closes ~ $3.50 2. NJ.
GIFcTsgATI Way, Tor sli points between Ol-gliAcd
/ ald Cincinnati, clossz st 7.05 A. T.
| UiSciEHATI TEE0Uas, fOs Columbus, Eay!cp,
keSark snd CinGirusti. eloses as 7:o5 a. =.
| Q SCfsEAETI 3HaoU1s, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville, St. LoE;iz, lseisnSpolE, Zs1egy5, sus
| Wheeling, cicsss az e0J ?. NJ
| REZIBBURGH JHRoU5H, ior Pittsburgh EQd Wash
! tnStcn, closes st 1880 P. q.
| elTTsEUEaz WAY, Tor all pciuts 55kwssG ClsTs
aad, @e!isFtiie, aud Pittsburgh, Harris1urg, Phil
:5siPLiS. Baltimore ana Wastiagton. CLOSES zt 20;
| a. d.
Z aAHoEIEs WAY, foT ali points ssiEsen CIs5oIsR;
| All KcaagstoEn, clczas st Pas P n.
/ MsADvILLE, closes at $50 A. n.
| 6EDIsA Way, olosss At 7:30 4. q.
! E5 5ScCEscGr, &C., ol5s1g on Tuesdays IncEsdsy
| sEi Saturdays, ais Il.
| WAEaEssTIEhg, closes dsiiy, 1870 A. &.
| GAsT ULzgsl&zo E75 EzSlid, Ciosss daily, Il
! 2 u.
&sil aud Drop Issisgs asa required b law 70 :
I p-s-gsid,
aGClty Circulars are reguIss5 30 be prepaid gisl
! q sTc-cs1t stE-s5.
O5ies opsn from T.s0 A. N. 70 Y:s0 2. L. c.
/ Sal2ay EE5-E 4. IL. g. i0fg Z. r..
/ = C9WLEE. p. Fl.
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Nh ASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
vi lcommand OF s deeIetaI order OF sale frcm tbe
Court Of Common Pleas OF C8yAhogs eOunty, at the,
auir Of Alfred Kellogg Administrator Ct tbe Astate
Of Martin Kellogg, d. ceased, sgainst John Pellett
and Charles Hart, TO directed, shall ctfsr fer
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House 10 the city Of ClsVg Gland, on the twenty
eighth dsy Of February, A. d. 1865, at thTeaoclock
?. 81 tie following described premise5, to wit -
Pars Of lots eighty SIX o and ninety -six, $50 in
Dover township, number seven, (T aud IN the M
te8nth range in tire Connections Western Reserve
being also In CuJahaga county and State OF Ohio
and bounded IS foiloWa Commencing on the Lake
shore on the Northeast corner Of land owned BY
Joseph Moore, jun, and running thence South on
said MoOres West line to Henry Taylor's land;
then West on the North line OF said Tay lors land
to land owned BY Bsrism Cohoon and samuel and
jacob BOrtom; theuoa EoIta on the East line OF
said Cchoon and Bottom land to the Lake shores
thence East slOog the Lake shore to the place OF
Dsginnng, containing hfty eight acres Of land be
the same less, together with all the hsred-
itaments a. d appurtensncss theregnt0 belonging
bot lChject TO sll legal highways.
=. praised al g. 050.
B. 2. BEAvIs, Pins Atty. isn28:l92
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The movement of General Grant, by
which his lines have been extended west to
the BOydton plank road and beyond
Hstchers Ran, is ofvery great consequence.
1t has compelled Lee to lengthen his al
resdy sttenusted lines and places Grant
within artillery range Of the SouthEide Rail-
road. The movement was not effected
with losses, hut the gain will prove to be
very great. 1t secures an elongstion Of
our lines so thst the seizure of the South
side road may be shortly anticipated. The
movement makes Lees position ftill more
precarIors than ever. If he does not soon
abandon Richmond, it will certainly be
contrary 10 the reasonable probabilities in
the case. The movement will also be of
great value in enabling Grant to operate in
connection with Sherman in the prevention
Of Lee from sending troops South.
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Hood i! appears has arrived at Augusta
where he expressed his determination to
fight it out. This wouldimply that he has
managed to get q portion of his forces
through TO that point from Mississippi.
From Nashville it is reported that two
corps, Cheathsn's and S. D. Lees, num.
bering in all not more than ten thousand,
have gone to meet Sherman. Shermsn's
braves viii welcome them to bloody graves
if theysee fit to attack him.
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Certificate of Authority.


To expire on the 3lEt dsy OF January, 1866.
0FYICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMT,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. p, 1855.
WHEREAS, The YONEERS 4 NEW YORK FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Yonksrs, in
the State OF New York, has filed in this Office a
sworn statement Of its condition, as required BY
the first section Of the act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of Ohio ~
passed April S, 1850, aud amended February O.,
1854; and whereas, Sad Company has furnished
satisia tory evidence that it sessed Of at least
one hundred thousand dollars OF actual capital in
vested in stocks or bonds, or in mortgages Of rca
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged; and whereas, Said Company
has filed in this office writ en- instrument under
its corporate seal, signed By the President and Sec
retary thereof authorizing any agent OF agents Of
said Company in this Sta te TO acknowledge service
of process for and IN behalf Of sad Company, ac-
cordng to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, /, JAS. Il. GODHAN, Aud
itOr OF the State for Ohio, do hereby terythat said
YONKERS AND hhW YORK FIBE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Yonkers, n. Y, is authorized to
transact the business Of Fire InEur aDcs in this
State until the thirty-frst day OF January, in the
year one thousand eight hand ed and siXty-six.
In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed
tSEAL. my hand and caused the seal Of my
tsTAHP. office to BE- affixed the day and year
above Writtfn.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
feb9:l90 Auditor OF tate.
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The Grent RountY InmnInr Frands.

The Great Bounty Jumping Frauds.
We publish this morning an interesting
statement illustrative Of the fact that swind
ling and rascality, on an immense scale, in
connection with recrubing for the army, ba:
been reduced to science in New York. The
developments made will throw some light
on the quota of New York, over which
there has been SO much bowling.
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Rounty Iumners eomIpr Wesl.

The Albany IN. y Journal says that
several squads of bounty jumpers passed
through that city westward bound Most
of them are Albany thieves. They viii be
making their advent heresbouts in a few
Days. We trust that the Provost Marshal
will reject every one of them whom he
has good reason to suspect We want no
bounty jlHApers enlisted here. We have
had enough OfthatsOEt already.
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Probable RemOVaI of the Capital OF
- IL New York R.afa.

The vo!e Of the New York Assembly
thus far indicates determination to re-
move the capital of New York to some
other place than Albany. The general
impression iE that the removal viii be
made to New York City or to some point
between there and Albany, probably
Newburg or Poughkeep.ie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a hearty
ms al without fear Of dis
tres5 aftsrWard, for 1t vii.
stop it as soon as it is
swallowed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

Ofthe twenty-five members of the Illi-
MOS Senate, net one is native of the
State, while five are natives of Ohio, aud
two Of Indiana. And yet southern Illinois
was considerably settled before the wilder
ness was broken in Ohio. OF the eighty
five members OF the House, eleven are ma
tiVes OF that State, and ten of Ohio.
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gsgaI 50tifEs.
AIASTER,S- -SALEZP1TsnaDt d

MASTERS SALE-PuTsuant TO the
lNl command Of decretal order Of sale from the
Court If Common Pleas, Of Cuy ahOga County, Ohio,
at the suit Of Edward HientOn administrator Of the
estate OfNiliaIn Green deceased, against Isaac l.
Gleason, Watson z Thompson, receiver Of LuciOus
S. Peck, CORTLAND Palmer and Frederick 7. Wal
lace, assignees Of Billiard, Hays, Palmer & Co.,
LeYerett Alc0tt and Burnett W Horton, Perry h.
Babcock and HopsOn Hurd, Jr., Charles Bradburn
and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet Uhl, II. II. Little
and Henry G.. Abbey, receiver Of Lucius s Feck,
to me directed shall expose for sale, at public
auction at tha door Of the Court House. in the City
# Cleveland, on the 6th day Of March, A. D. 1865,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed land, to wit Situate in the town Of lnde
pendence, in the County Of Cuyahoga, and state Of
Ohio and is known being part Of lot number ten,
Of hubbard Tract, so called, east Of the CuyahOga
river, and bounded, TO wit. Commencing at tho
point OF the third step in the foot Of the Lock num-
Der s. north Of Portage Summit in the Ohio canal,
and on the towing path side, numbering the steps
from the top Of the Lock, and running thence west
eriy TO point in the garden fence, standing about
two feet north from the privy, with the stakes
driven BY it thence sOutherly the line Of the
garden fence through the barn yard TO the north
ine Of the farm belonging to Moses Gleason; thence
east on said line TO the Ohio canal; thence north
erly along the cana to the place Ofbeginning, con-
tanning acre Of land moro or less also, road
or lane next the toWing-psth north, to the bridge
across the canal.
Appraised at s., SEQ.
D. ". GAGE, Master Com'r
Z. 7. HAMILTON, Plaintifs' Attorney.
fgb3.IJ2
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures datulenCy, weak
ness and general debility
ig makes tine weary ambi.
tiOus, the feeble strong
the debilitated healthy
for it enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which ID the parent
Of the body.
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COEIS

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is a purely vegetable pre-
paration, contains no OPT
ates, no poison. nothing
hlrtfui, but acts prompt
iy, surely and immedi-
ateiy.
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LIFE ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERsocKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


Having eJtablisSed BrGn'h uli-e In his city, ore
n5w prepared 20 iss Policies upon Tha Lie. Eu-
doFmont or Ten Year Plans ofI5riug every consist
ert aiVantaIs to insurers.
PaTiicGilr attention is called b ia ir Ten Year
system, which permits person o gsy for IA in
suIRLee in fail, in tsn aunna or iCr9y qrarte. iy
payments; alter which tne party SO ilEuTi- re
ceiTes Psid-up policy and l-5 10 hing further
to PaJ.
This plan also has the advantage OF being strictly
DOn-fCrfeitable. Thus, slEhough in Gaze o the
d sth OF the party ASSUMING his p Icy would be
good for ths fac5r- uii t, yet in case Of 6s
contiaUiag his p j. tE5s, he rsce yes = pro rata
policy, in eEaet AcCJTdaucs with the time he hes
paid. As for example, u IN iusuring for 25,J06 II
he has made two annual p yments thercOn, Wishes
TO discontinue it, he ill rCcsiys pni5 up policy Of
twO-tenths # 5000, bsipg $1,000; # 20 has paid
three yea.s, 81 500; flour years ,U1O aud 80 on
ia propoi tion ID khOat tue entire ten years.
r9licios issued al business transacted upon
h. mos. f.Yoratle terms by
s, S. COE "a LOUIS B. SMITH,
Agents for State OF Ohio.
Office cor. Superior ami meCwin Jts Cleveland,
O imperative Assets as TO liabilities larger han
any Other Company Going business in this State.
CLEVELAND BOARD OF REVERENCE.
D. Mcmillan, OF Gordon, Mcmillan B Go.
IeverCtt AlcOt5, Of Alcott & BUrton, Cleveland.
Chas = D.. Head 8 Co, Bankers, Glove gDd.
D. b. Sexton, Of D fextun & o., Cleveland
I. P. Handy Prss't Merchants B iuk, Cleveland.
P. Price, Of Morris & ri O. Cl.Y land
4. P. Myers, Stove Manuia9iureI, Cleveland.
@. v. Gee, Miller, Cleveland
G. A. Benedict, Edit-r Herald" C!eve'a and.
iap20 lgl
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache, 81 k.
ness Of the stomach, and
pains or cole il the bow
els.
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|. DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweeiens the stomach,
purifes the breath, and
instantly stops sourness,
acidiJy, and rising offood
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
oreat5san appetite gives
gigOr and strength to the
whole system.