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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

The Prince of Wales appeared in the
cricket field the other day, for the first
time since he left Oxford He was speed
ily bowled out with a round o for his score.
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The Caracas NIinistershlp /.

The Worlds Cinadad (Venezuels) CORE
spundent saws the American citizens resi-
dent at Caracas have sent to the Govern
ment at Washington r protest against the
return of Edward Culver as Minister there,
charging him with penuriousness and specu-
lating in merchandise, disgraeing the cOun-
try in the eyes of the natives. He also says
that numbers of Outrages have been perpe-
trated upon American citizens in Venezuela,
many of whom have been fOully murdered
without our Government taking any cog
N u;zqnca of the natter
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I. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BLANK B0OKS-Medium, Deny, Crown and
Cap, Binding to he Full Russia PlAin.'' Full
Bound Banded" and " Half Bound Muslin {" per
quire- To be according TO samples Of books now
ia use in the o. 5. Clerks Ofics. Also Quarte
Letter BoOks.
PAPERs-Legsl Cap, foo'soap, bill, commercial
note letter, post on CO wrappiI per ream; Treas
ury blostipg pr quire. 80 lis. 10 the ream.
ESNELOPEs-Large size government, self-
scaling; letter siZs, government seli-sealing, per
thousand.
INK HOLDERs-Glass and hinged cap com
mon, each
iHKs-Arnoid's Writing fluid, in quarts, per
dozen bottles; Ctrmine, per dozen.
mis- GELbANEpUS-bed tape, psT gross seal
ing wax, per h.; muela:e, per dozen bottles (;
quills, per bunch: steel pens (Giott's) per gross;
penholdors, per gross lead pencils. Faber's best,
pr dozen; gum tiastic bands assorted, per gross;
rubber erasers psr Soz-n; rulers; letter foidsre;
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Col. L. D. Campbell, being the mover Of
the appointment of this committee, became
chairman of it. Some discussion arose res
pecting the committee men from the Fourth
District, the names of both Cummins and
Fleming being presented. The President
decided in favor of the latter.
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
On motion of Col Henkle, the following
gentlemen were appointed Committee on
Permanent Organization: Messrs. R. P. L.
BabeT, T. P. Sanders, J. Vandeveer, H.
H. Hunter and General Strickland.
COMMITTEE TO SELECT DELEGATES.
The following gentlemen were constituted
Committee to select Senatorial and Dis
trict Delegates: Messrs. J. NJ. Cornell, of
Lancaster, Fairfield county; L. A. Harris,
of Cincinnati; A. G. McCook, of steuben-
vile; o. C. scoville, of Cleveland; and ].
E. Hurlbut, of Summit county.
RESOLUTIONS.
L. A. Harris, ESQ, of Cincinnati, intro
duced the following resolution, which was
referred to the Committee on Resolutions
Believing that the great question of the
day is the practical restoration of the States
| lately in rebellion TO their constitutional
rights in the Union, and that all other
/ political questions, at this time, are col
| lateral thereto; therefore
ResolUcd, That while we arc willing
| to unite with all conservative Union men
| for the purpose of securing the immediate
| admission Of loyal Representatives to Con
| gross, we are infexibly opposed to uniting
with any existing party, as a party, but
| will meet in convention and act at the
| polls, without regard to antecedents, with
all men who are in favor of the principles
and objects set forth in the call for the
National Union Convention to meet in
| Philadelphia, August nth, 1866.
| LETTER PROM Hoy. THOMAS EWING.
On motion Of Col. Lew. Campbell, ColOne
J. NJ. Connell was requested to read to the
Convention the letter from the Hon. Thos
Ewing, of Lancaster, endorsing the Phila
delphia Convention:
At the close of the letter, the reading o
which was frequently interrupted witt
applause, motion was made and carried
that the convention adjourn to three o'clocl
in the afternoon.
It will be seen by the proceedings tha
Lew CAMPBELL is the prime mover and from
of the ConventiOn-pulling the wires as h
pleases and the puppets move with hi
will.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

The refined and fashionable are now using
as their fashionable perfume TALLMAs 4 COLLINS
EGYPrIAN GALA, delightful odor for the toilet.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in perfumes,
and at wholesale by
STRONG Il ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS 4 CAMPBELL,
sugs:3A Wholesale Agents.
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CLEvELASp, July 2sth, 1866.
This Is to certify that We have used Kimbalrs
Metallic Clothes Line and find il to be all that it is
recommended. 1t DO not rust or corroie, and
We can ebeerfully recommend it to all IS the
cheapest and best line in uss.
Mrs MAY GRAY, 2l9 St. Clair ST.
Mrs CHARLES WASoS.
N G. CHIPMAE, NJ. D.
Mrs FRANK JUDSoN.
II. TUrTLE.
Mrs. PHILO CHAMBERLIN.
This is to certify that have used the Metallic
Clothes Line for three years and It Is now sppA-
rehtly as good as new. therefore chesTfully re-
commend il to be Just what it is represented II
viii not ust or stain clothes aud is Therefore faI
superior TO any in use. have also known Of it.
being used by other parties for over ten years anc
the same Lines still in use and as good as new
]. =. FORSYTH,
81 Water-st., Cleveland, O.
| Aprnst Cd. 1865 Aug6.SSS
4
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Great bargains i'm Pianos.

WE NOW HAVE ON HAND A
w number OF excellent secood- hand Pianos,
Whie We oHer at very low prices; also an elegant
as'ortne OF nrst-clsss instruments from the
manufactures OF
CHGCKEB & SONS,
STEINWAY q SONS
W. p. EMERSON
GEO. NJ. GUILD 4 CO.,
and others. Those wishing fIst-class instru-
ment Will do well TO examine our stock
Pianos for Rent by the Month, Omar.
ter or Year.
s. BRAINARD d SONS,
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The Union County Ticket of Hancock
county has five soldiers on it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Moth and FreckIes--Ladies afflicted with
DiseoIoratioas the Face, called moth patches or
freckIes, should Use PERBY's Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. It is infallible. Pre-
pared by Dr.. B. O. PERRY, DermstOlogist, ~
Bond street, n. 7. Sold by all druggists in Cieve-
land, and elsewhere. Price s. mayh-s4o
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EvraAcr rRoY ALETrEe.

The following is an extract from letter
written by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, which refers 10 the taxation Of
Mr.. King, a Shawnee Indian residing upon
q reservation, with others of his tribe, who
who complain of such tax being imposed;
81 have 10 say that in view Of what re-
gard as the proper construction of the law,
and guided by former decisions to this ef-
feet, 1 think Mr.. King and his people re-
siding upon their reservation are not sub
iect to the tax complained Of, and that no
assessment can be made upon them, and
have further to say that as far as the OIL
GERS of the Internal Revenue are concerned,
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Fire
From New York,
The Cholera

Nav YoRK. August There is a very
decided and favorable change in cholera to-
day. Only five cases we're reported up to.
noon, two of which were fatal. IN Brook
lyn, however, there is no abatement there
are reported to-day twenty-three cases and
r,frr Jca4ha
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General News.


PORTLAND. August THE Maine Dem
oeratic State Convention met in DOoring
Hall this morning. Seven hundred and
fourteen delegates were present. Abraham
Sanburn, of Bangor, was nominated tempo
rary chairman, and VIM. S. Moves, of Saco,
secretary. The temporary organization was
on motion made permanent and vice
president elected from each county IN the
State.
North Carolina Election.
RALEIGH, August THE returns from
tine Now Constitution vote are so few and
the vote SO slight that it is impossible to
speak OF the result.
Johnson Meeting.
BUFFALO, August "A large meeting was
held this evening to elect delegates 10 the
Philadelphia Convention. The meeting
was addressed by Senator DOOlittle.
ShOt-EiIIea.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August IA man
named Alderman shot his bTOther-in-law
Bartlett at Kingsbury last evening, during
quarrel at Alderman's house. Bartlett
will probably die.
A prisoner in custody of policeman from
Syracuse, in the LOS train east from this
city this morning, jumped from the car
window near Warren's Station and was
killed.
terminated
MILwAUEIE, Aug. THE Democrats Of
the Fonrth Congressional District nomins-
ted Chas. A. Eldridge for Congress to-day.
Steamboat Disaster.
G,IzCIsEATI, August THE latest accounts
from the scene OF the steamer Lytle disas-
ter, report II killed, and about 20 wounded
Most OF the killed were deck hands. Ten
of the " ounded died at Madison, Indiana
to-day
At The inquest held at Madison this morn
ing, the Jury condemned botA boats for
racing.
speaker COITax.
INDIANAPOLIS, August Speaker Collax
-1-esss--l -z-.A== Iss-za = 49, =
Press Association
DETroIr, MIcH., August THE annual
meeting of the Western Associated Press,
commenced to-day in this city.
The principal newspapers of the West are
represented.
IRE subject Of obtaining news by the At
]antic cable WGs referred to a Committee
whose report recommends that the Press
should receive not less than 200 words
day.
were elected:
President-H. n. Walker, DetriOt Free
Press; Secretary-H. E. Baker, Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune; Directors: Halsted,
Cincinnati Commercial, Blakely, Chicago
Post, Knapp, st. Louis Republican, Fair
banks, Cleveland Herald, Brigham, Pitts
burgh Commercial.
Fire.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, August THE large
brick building connected with the Plymouth
Cordage Company's works was destroyed BY
fire this morning, with its machinery and
large quantity of stock. Loss S5O,OOO, OF
which two-thirds is covered by insurance
The valuable steam engine of the company
was saved, and tho suspension OF then
business viii be only temporary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Bituminous Coal per ton OF two thousand pounds
Pine Kindling Wood psr load OF 80 cubic feet
sud TO bs delivered in such part Of the building
in uhich the Courts are held the Marshal may
direct free OF all charges for measurement, por-
terags. or otherwise and 10 be accom- panied by q
certiicats OF quantity Of each load.
III MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.
prooms per dozen; Hearth do. per dozen; Feath-
.r Dnst-r,. each spoEge, per lb.; CASTLE Soap,
rer 10: stone Pitchers, each; Glass Tnmhlers, per
dozen: Eartheru SpittOons, per dozeni Patent
Psils each; Matches, per gross; Ice, per oWt
The uud rsigued reserves the right 90 reject all
tiss in ra5s the interests of the Government shall
r1ire H. on account of excessive prices or fraud
ul,nr combinations.
EARL BILL, U. S. Marshal.
CTevsland August Sth 1866. eugS
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steel stamps and Stencil Brands,
ofeyery description and style, manufactured 81
ls5 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
navs.R15 An. PIPER.
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing OF GentIemen's Linen.-Messrs.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS respectfully announce
to the geHtlenea of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared TO re-
oeive orders st their store, No. II Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemen's linen in the best
and most neat style. Junell:Rl3
Special CautiOn.-MRs. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become popular that
various parties have out articles calling them
Mrs. WinsIow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
Winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. june2:S4
SIoan's Family OIntment.-A Sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dy. l. contains no poisonous mineral substance
whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
with perfect ETY.. 1t has no equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, Burns, Scslds, Cuts, Cutaneous
EruptiOns, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Piles, Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, &c. Every
kind of sore containing the least particle of in
hsmmation is permanently cured by this great
remedy Put up in glass bottles, and sold at %
cents per bottle.
RS These remedies longer stand among
those Of doubtful utility. They have passed from
the tide Of experiment, and nov stand hieherin
reputation, and more extensively used than all
other articles Of the kind
from being imposed upon b. worthless imitations.
the genuine will bear the fac sine sisnRture OF tH
Proprietors on the wrapper, and Walker Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, ILL.,, blown in the bottle.
For sale By Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
WALKER & TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
AplII:RI4 Wholesale Agents.
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EsbIeman,s Patent Neck Tie Held

This convenient article, for the gcntleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
ia a simpie labor-saving contrivance by which
sevsral diferent ties can be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call snd examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
innsI1.PI3 IA Monument Square.
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Men Wanted to act as Commercial Brokers.
Apply personally with good references to L. II.
CURRAN, 25 Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
augi:sls
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Just PubIished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which viii be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Obsrlin, o. jy2s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Like man without a WIFE,
Like a ship without a sail,
The most useless thiag in life
Is . shirt without a -"
Pocket large enough to cont .in
bottle of RoSack's Bitters.
DIR. Ramsay has removed his ofics to his
residence, l02 Prospect street. aug6 33s
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NEW REGISTRATION.

BALTIMORE, August THE new registra-
ton of votes commenced to-day in all the
wards, and attracts considerable interest
From the efforts being made by many mere
tofore excluded on the ground OF disloyalty
! to obtain registration, the status ot PohleaI
narties in this city and Statewill, of course,
! dsDend very much on the result Of the reg
Il, -atiop.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, OF the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Bear
bindings. A N. PIPER,
navs.R15 Mechanical Jobber.
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In the esening the band played on the
steps of the State House to collect a crowd,
and short addresses were made by L. D.
Campbell and Joseph Geiger until the rain
put out the luminators and dispersed the
audience.
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EIhEs

The tank shed belonging to the kerosene
oil works of W. J. Parsons & Co, East Bos-z
ton. was entirely consumed by ire about
nine o'clock this evening. The tanks
which contained about 200 barrels Of oil,
and which are under ground, were not in
;ured. Loss $4,000; insured.
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DENTAL CONVENTION.

7 BosTox, August The Dental Conven-
Eon adjourned to-day = compromise has
mas been effected with the Goodyear Rubber
COMPANY. The next meeting viii be held
in Cincinnati
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

mr. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has nrepa red an elaborate system OF cotton
regulations. which will been issued IN q
few days. IL. rr-o,sr,-,-
DanartToeT,t 8 plate used in printing coun-
terss;t fiffv cent notes, ssid to have been
cantnred ,t1I ID IN New York city by the opera
tiyes OF the secret service.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

What stops Nervous TOOthaehe, Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia in minutes, and cares
CAtarrh in twelve weeks? wOIeOft's Instant
Pain AnnIhilafOr.
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Of the Empire. One cause. however, they
must allow. It is that this position has
not been so much oecesioned by the recent
reverses in the field as by the unfortunate
policy which the advisers Of the crown
have pursued both at home and abroad for
q lOuO aarins oF vaars
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STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS Il CANFIELD,
jye3 Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, 0.
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P | A NJ o S !

aug8:35o-itW 25 West Fourtb..f. T.
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- The Committee appointed to select dele
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CITY RAILROADS.

Some of the city railroad companies are
attempting to evade the provisions of the
revenue law by opening Offices at remote
points aud issuing coupon tickets not trans
ferable, and to be detached only by the
eompany's agent. The matter is TO be tested
in the cnurts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-05
lxcnUcISy-who Shall Bd t,ov-
prnofP

Our sister STATE. Kentucky, Il starting in
new era, aud how she shall be- governed
aud by whom, must be questions of no
little import. The war somewhat changed
the character Of the State, and time and
vicissitudcs have robbed Il of many great
men, once eminent la home and national
councils; but enough are LEFT to hold the
helm of state and conduct it on through a
career of extended greatness.
VINO SHALL M GOVERNOR, kenmckiaus
are now considering. Anumber Of talented,
worthy and popular gentlemen have
already been suggested, several of whom
we personally well know, in whose admin
istration the welfare or fame of the state
and people would not suffer. If an ont
slider could be allowed choice. we would
not hesitate to express ours, and. not to be
embarrassed, we would not penetrate the
heart ofthc commonwealth. but keep close
TO the border; in fact, we would take
boat at Cincinnati and speed to Maysyille
and there encounter "COloncl Dick STAN
roN,' and, not sparing his maiden blushes,
would tell him that In our Judgment, the
IGubrrnatorial chair needed him at Frank
fort. IL might not confer honor OH him
but he would on it; for he possesses, IN an
eminent degree, all the essential qualities o
y wise, judirious. influential and popular
Chief Magistrate. lie IS the peer Of Ken.
tucky's best. lC his standing ut homo 1.
as honorable rs Il is outside. and We think
/ il IS the inyincible Democracy Of that Stat,
should comnmnd him 70 head their column
/ and become their victorious commander
Tar PLACE fOB uiE MAN-rHE MAS ron
rmE pLACE.
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The Baltimore Trouble - Martial
Law-Gcncral Grant on Hand
Serious Times.
lspocia' 70 Cincinnati Eoquircrl

l4nM-Asencisti 1filhA hh hhhN
Serious Times.
fspccih to Cincinnati Enqmrcrl
WAsniN0roN. November 3.
4 great dead of excitement prevails here
In regard TO the Baltimore Commissioners
trouble. We have conflicting accounts of
what has been done aud Is TO be done.
General Grant will take command la per
son at Baltimore. whenever Governor
Swenn officially demands United states
troops Immediate. prompt and decisive
action will be taken by the United States
Governments, when the final demand g.
made bv the Executive Of Maryland. 4
collision or riot is believed 60 be incyit-
bic.
Sinoe writing theRbove we have received
the Information that martial law has been
declared in Baltimore; that General Candy
is In command, and has ordered the arrest
Of Mayor Chapman aud the old Police
Commissioner.
special to Commercial Novombcral
BABrNoRE, November 4,
There have been so many gross misreprc-
sentatiOns of the Baltimore inlbroglio that
| do not believe the correct state of the
case "a at AL understood in the West which
has already been flooded with Fumey's lies
! Il has been asserted by Forncy, aud others
/ that the result Of the installation of Gov
ernor Swann's Police Commissioners would
be- to allow thousands of returned rebels to
vote-enough, st any rate, 10 carry the
election in favor OF the Conservatives.
| Such IS not the fact. lt has never been
proposed to- allow rebels tu vote. tn,
registry law settles that those who are not
registered cannot vote and none but those
who eau take nm oath six feet long ant
| three feet wide, can be registered. Their,
are ffty thousand male citizens upward OF
! twenty zone years Of age, i'm Baltimore. O
! these only twcuty-four thousand aTc regis
tered and entitled to vote.
! The Radical Commissioners, however, as
scrt the right to 20 behind the registry law
aud deny the elective franchise 10 all Wht
do not come up to q standard Of loyalty q
| their own making. and upon the assertion
! Of this right the whole contest hangs.
The Court Of Appeals of the state decide,
| last summer that the Commissioners had
NO right To- 90 behind the registry law il
prescribing The qualifications of voters.
| Ii IL not question. as has been as
serted whether rebels or loyal men shnl
rule Maryland, but whether Mr.. Creswcl
or some other man shall 20 10 the Unite,
States Senate from Maryland.
Judge BartOh of the Court Of Appeals
has issued writ oi hdJsds COyJBS In hnhal
of the imprisoned Commissioners, returna-
bic at niue o'clock tomorrow morning. liC
| is known 10 indOrsC the action of Governor
| Swami.
| The Commissioners will refuse to sur
render up their office. and then comes !;
collision, the end Of which it is difficult tC
! forcSec further than that those who iusti-
gated it will Dee out of harms way when il
comes.
Governor Swami went to Washington
this morning to consult with the President
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-05

~ Hon. CHAuNoEY NJ. DErEw, late Sec
retary of State of New York, and a part
ner in the banking firm of DErnw S
POTTER was recently beggored by the theft
Of SSO00OO by one of the clerks, including
the capital aud many deposits.
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Special Caution.
MEDIUAL NOTICE.

Dr, u. Cons may be consulted us folloMsi
An DAYTON at the Phillips House. on FRIDAYS.
Sept. "A; Oct. 49, NOV % Dee 9t. Fol- / March
3; April l2i May 17.Iune q.
In TROY ut the Morris House on SATURDAYS
sept. 10; Oct 20; NOV, n; Dee, 20; Feb . March
.; April 10; May ls june -
IN AESiA \ at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs
DAYS, sept 49, Oct. IS; NOV. %: Dee q; Jan 81 /;
March ( April II May 10; June 20
In SPRlNGFIELD at the Wili, House on
Ihursda!s ;, sept 2O' Oct 25i NOV 99 Jan. 3. Feb.
u March IL APtil tE; May 20; June a.
DR.. CONE has hi. Offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven ledls ana as he has treated and cured many
iatehts, in each of the above places he can give
Ihe Desi 9 references in each place TO his skill
Dr. tpNE Treats aud Iiue, all varieties OF
chronic HNrn,es. including those of the Eye and
Ear' makes no charge tor consultation, hut ID
those " no consult him Treatment he charges
Cash lur his Me,liciucs
Medicines that will last apAtialit from four to six
months. cost IRON Five To 1hnty dollars in Cash
Address Dl. CONE,
oc2O-dIy