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GERMAN THEArKE.-Madame Dardenne,
the accomplished German actress received
a farewell benefit atthe Academy of Music
last eveniDg from a good house.
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class. class. class. class.
90 s5c ESQ 45o
ki~Our-stesdy and firm, with a good trade de-
mand. Choice city Xxx red winter sl3,OO@1s,5 50;
country brands do range at l O,5OaI2,5O. Xxx
Spring $40. 75@11,O 90. Sales ESQ Bbls ei,y-made Xxx
spring at s11, 90 100 bbIs superane at $500.
Wheaf-Firm, and in fair milling demand -
Sales 2 cars No. l red winter at s2,s5 l car do do
cars No. 1 Illinois spring on private terms.
COrn-steady, firm, and in good request. Sales
9 cars No. 1 mixed at zoe; ? cars No. yellow at
Tie.
Oats-Dull. Sales 1 car new No. l State At SIC;
500 blu do do at 3Sc.
Rye-Quiet and nominal at s0@S5c for No. l;
Dariey-Inactive and nominal.
POrk-Firm. Sales No. 1 city packed Mess at
ss4 90; Clear held a ss6.eO.
Lard-s'eady. Sales city-rsntsred at 22@22He
in tisrces and kegs.
Beef-steAdy. City packed Mess held at
5000.
Smoked Meats-Ara unchanged and firm
Sales COO lbs city sugar-cured Hams at 24c; 500
lbs Shoulders at lie 1000 lbs Dried Beef at 2sc;
Bacon zoe.
B~utfer-In moderate request and firm. Sales
25 kegs choice Western Reserveat s3@53c.
Cheess-yery quiet and unchanged, but firm
er at logic for common to choice.
EgEH-scArce and hrmer. Sales at ls9I9e.
Highwfnes-Steady and in fair demand
at 1921.
AlcobOl-Firm. Cologne Spirits, 81, 62a4,67,
% per cent. Alcohol 54,52@4,57. EeatrAl Proof
Spirits S2,4s02,4s.
Professionalism, with a moderate inquiry,
at 4O94lo for refined in bond, on spot; Free quiet
at eO@6lc.
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F~LoUR-Steady. z-sle tel E w
N~HEAT-Opeped unsettled and closed steady
sales az 81, so for No. I, and 81 SO for No. 2.
pz@2c, closing active. SALES
st 5i%@53kc for MOI, and 5Od5ic for No2.
OA7s-Qniet. Sales at 2s@s5kc for No. I, and
2sH@24s Tor No 2
AIGHwrgEs-Nominal.
FREIduTs-Firm. 1t1$c for corn to Buffalo
aEoKTPTs-FiOuT 100 bbls; wheat IoZ, OO0 hu;
corn 24S,o0O bu ; oats 27,0O0 Bu. "a fff u
sHIPNENrs-FloEr COCO bbls.: wheot 81 900 b.;
corn $780, eco bu.i oats $4,000 bu. s F
milwaukee MarketzAug. rs.
~FLOUR-Dull.
wREAT-saIes at E 1921, 90 for No I.
RN-Du Sales ~ 55e for MOL. lfA Or
OATs-Quiet at 3oc. r.q rrsrr r1-r-.
REcEIPrS-Elour 10 bbls wheat IL. 900 busb:
600 corn; leo oats.
sHrFHESr-FIour 1900 bbls; 1000 bu wheat.
Rose 4 PrezGasss Provision Markst
Report e4T
HAHs-susar olred esnEassed 2 B...-..-- =
sHoubnERs-Sugar-cured Canvassed n D.. IG%
DRIED BGEF-Sugar-cured Canvessad q r.. =
BAoos-0r Smoked Sides q B.---.- -
LARn-Prme LeafksttIe-rnd'din bbis or trss q
Prime Loefkettle-rnd'din kegs z D.. 2I1S
Po2K-5o.1 mess b Dbl. %
Extra clear s. 90 co
Agnt -
=-Ko charge made for packages or carriage.
AL articles are warranted strictly prime. Orders
promptly hlled. afi H1a
ROSE & PREHTIsg.
Mes. 10, ~ and l4s Ontario street.
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LADIES Sw1ss WArcHKs-A few of very
sne quality, at l4o Superior street jyIs
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F~RR1RRICK GYRIfI-

Frsach and Fancy Steam Dye Works aad OsaniBx
Establishment, Belviders Farm, East Clsveland,
and 90 S4neea street. - fF
0TfIcE-lo4 seneca street, Cleveland, o. zee p
i mean to make this the BEST DYEsHDUgE IN
The WEST, md shall spers no sHofs 70 give Safis.
I can the sspssIal stssnssoa Of eeptIenen an.
IMPROVED REHOH STYLE
of Cleaning or Bs-dyeing Of nade-up Garments.
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Tar SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION
Pursuant to notice, a meeting was held last
evening in the psrlor of the Kennard, of
gentlemen favorable to the proposed con-
v%entionIo of soldiers and sailors in this city
on the 18th of September. Capt. P. W.
Rice was called TO the Chair, aud Major
Race, of the Herald, appointed Secretary.
There were present, Col. Geo. B. Senter, J.
G.. Grannis, A. P. Winslow, W. P. Adams,
F. T. Wallace, DR.. Prentiss, W. ". Arm
strong, and fifteen or twenty others. Mr..
Grannis moved that the Chair appoint a
committee of five to make arrange ments for
the reception of the delegates to the SOL
.aiers' and Sailors Convention.
The Chair, after consultation with Messrs.
senter, Grannis, Armstrong and others, an
nounced the following committee
Col. 0. H. Payne, Col. s. Bliss, Col. Geo.
B. senter, Col. G. A. saville, Col R. NJ. n.
Taylor, Proprietor of the Kennard,) Capt.
P. W. Rice, Major S. Race.
On motion of Col. senter, the Committee
were instructed to report progress at the
Kennard House on Friday evening at S
o'clock.
Therefore, the meeting adjourned to meet
at the parlors of the Kennard House on
Friday evening of this week at s o'clock.
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CoNISe.-The celebrated Martinetti
Troupe of PantOminists, viii open at the
Academy of Music on Monday evening
next.
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sHoOTNG MArcH--shooting matches are
not very common in this vicinity. A match
of this kind was held out Detroit street on
Monday afternoon by 8 number of Cleve-
land sportsmen. Each man was to shootat
six single and one double birds from a T.
trap, twenty-one yards rise, one hundred
yards bounds, and leIad to suit themselves.
Sides were chosen by two of the best shots,
and the following is the score:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's.
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EVENING BoATs.-From the C. K E. Dock,
Badger State, for Chicago; from the N. Y.
C. Dock, the Comet, for Toledo; and the
Fountain City for Milwaukee aud Chicago.
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PUBLIC MEETISG.-A number OF the col
ored citizens of Cleveland met at She wig
wan on Garden street, according 70 previ-
Gus notice, for the purpose of organizing an
Equal Rights League. Mr.. G. p. Harris
was called to the chair, and James A. Mer-
rels appointed as Secretary. The following
preamble and resolution was presented for
the consideration of the meeting:
WHEREAs, The time has come when all
persons should be deeply interested in the
political aspects of our country and,
WHEREAS, The issues of the day, particu-
larly that of Reconstruction, are ali impor-
tant TO coiored Americans, inasmuch as the
future destiny of our race depends on its
just and righteous settlement,
RESOLVED, That we, the cOlored citizens of
Cleveland, in the absence of any political
organization among us, commanding inlu-
ence and respect, believe it our duty to at
once organize an Equal Rights League,
tauxiniary to the Ohio State League,) for
the object of obtaining for US and our breth-
rem equal projection and justice before the
law.
After some discussion, in which II. N.
Rawkins, of Memphis, Tenn, participated
both preamble and resolution were unani-
mously adopted.
On motion Of G. R. Harris, J. A Warren
and Benjamin Morgan were appointed a
committee on permanent organization NJ.
Teliez, B. Walden, W. L. Washington, B. S.
Green and j. A. Merrels, were appointed a
committee to draft a Constitution and By
Laws for the government of the Society.
On motion, a committee was appointed to
correspond with Peter II. Clark, President
of the Ohio State League, informing him of
the organization, and requesting him TO
communicate with the same. After enroll
ing a number of names, as members of the
organization, the meeting adjourned TO
meet at the call OF the committee on perma-
ne1t organization. J. A. MERRELs,
Secretary.
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nKGIsTER.
RUSSELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at N Principal Hotels for
the last TWeRty.four Hours.
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MoyeIsnd wholesale Aarket.

TUESDAY EVENING, August Is, lSee.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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FoR ~BUFFALo.-Fhe Pacific leaves for
Buffalo at noon to day.
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Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. HoeAK's, 237 Superior street.
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Ifyou want to buy the best and cheapest
cider and wine mill, go to 81 Merwin street
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UHcch APpAcB-ln laF demand at Sz,oUG
800 per barrel.
~Beans-steady. Prime white held at $1,000
LIS.
Lake Fish-stsady. No. l Whitaash ss,25;
Pickerel, ss,oe9s,25; Trout s7,OO@7,5s; Bass
$3.50; Herring, s4,oO94,5e. all for half barrels.
TalI0w-Steady at lie.
Feathers-steAdy and firm at $4,000 OF
prime live geese.
White LINEN good demand at s1,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont
water LInao-In fair demand and firm 1T
$40 for Akron and 0swego.
PlAsser-PoweIl'S land plaster firm at $40
3 ton at MIL. Cslcined $500 2 Dbl.
saIt-Iirm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
HOps-Firm- Held at a rangs of 45a7Oo for
Rev YORK, Michigan snd Ohio.
Malt-Bsriey Malt steady at S1,4O@I, co 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
ont Use * Ale 5000; Stock sls,Oo914,eO; Ken
nstt $500; Pale Cream S1l, 90; Porter Sl2,OOe
Il. 90.
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LOCAL EOTICks.

Superior street. Yates branch coal and
wood Office.
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CoscERr-Remember Mr.. Perkins Con-
certs at Brainard's Hall at the close of this
week.
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Prepare for business by taking a course
of study at the Union Business College,
corner Superior street and Public Square.
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Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoeAK's, 237 superior-st
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--AcENTs.

A GRNTS WANTRD-ro sell a new and beau
n uiui Railroad and Township Map OF Ohie. Or
oinarT agents are making from three to tive dollars
PER cay Address b. :. GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
l44 Superior street, u~estairs. augis.44
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a.-.t = g1eirr11 roizrne, srle1diily Illustrated, With
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GENTS WANTED-To seu the larsesfalf
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farmers Ld1rAIy," coupiets II ore volume
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MEN WANTED-To solicit and iii orders and
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\. Y. Honey M~arRet-Aug. 2s.
HoSET-EAsy At at 495 per cent. for call loans.
sTERLISG ExsaAEeE-Dul at IO5&@lOA- i'
GoLD-Firmer, opening at l4s@, advancing to
1917, and closing At l4Ss[.
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FRENCH, CHILDS l. CO.,
81 asuooEssoRs TO
PELTON, FRENCH & co.,
GENERAL COMBUSTION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
n
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, PROVISIONS, SALT,
WATER LIME, &C., &C.
Agents for tho sale of the celebrated
%Akrcn City" and Akron Etns
Mills Flour,
All the different brands Of which, together with q
| general assortment Of Ohio and Indiana Flour srs
constantly kept on hand, in Barrels, Half-barrels
and Sacks.
No. ovIATr's EXCHANGE, Foot OF sUPE-
RIoR STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
AGENT FoR THE
Northern transportation Company's
Line OF Screw Steamers,
To and From
OGDENsBURG, OAPE VINCENT and OSWEGO
And the
Akron transportation Company
Property promptly forwarded to New York. Boa-
ton, aud all points East and Weet, with dispatch
and at the Lowest Rates Of Freight.
toThrough contracts given to all the prtacipal
WINS in New England and New York. meh2ER
.. r. LEzrEE, y +. siDEs
s. +. LESTER s CO.,
STORAGE AND
Produce Commission Merchants,
Nos. As and so River street
CLEVELAND. o,
1865. B. 7. LYON, 1855.
Established in 1s4l.l
COMMISSION MERCHANT
FORW A r D e
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
nos. 80, 81, 6s, IS AND 81 MERWIN STREET.
AGENT OF THE
- Salt Company OF OnOndaga,
dt SYRACUSE, N. Y.
EEaMaTS AKRON WATER LINE & EEEHT CO.,
BUFFALO, N z.
Deslerjn
Flour, Grain, Provisions: Salt, Water
Lime, Plaster, Fish, Hops,
Seeds, Htghwines, Cheese,
Butter, &C., de-
Strict personal attention given to the purchase
OF Msrehandise and Produce on orders.
3 The Commission for the purchase and sale
Of Property, 81 suoh rates as may be adopted By
the Board OF Trade from.time to time. DORIS
ii. 6. KENNETH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AGENT FOR SALE OF
Burning q Lubrieatfng OILS, BenzIne,
IsLf NaNBtha, de-, &c
HBiAdvancss made on Consignments IA
No. 90 SyeamOFe-st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
auglli3t6
A. HUGHES. fn- HENRY 8. DAVIS
HUGHES & DAVIS,
FORWARDING. PRODUCE AED
General Commission Merchants,
SECTIONS EIB PROOF BLOCK,
33, %, 81 AND 50 MERWIE STREET
L
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

The seaweed Tonic produces lasting results thoroughly
invgoang stomach and digestive system and enabling
eliminate and make into healthy blood the food whie
NAV he nsed or that purpose Its wonderful IN its
that wneglsss full will digest hearty meal and ittl
OF II taken before breakfast will give tone TO the stomac
which few medicines possess the power OF doing
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IANs. palQ 6FlFhsl lcAl.ilt ? PllaAetl

IpNtw PnAse eflfhB .cAYfIs PIAetf -
II was known some time ago that the
Riadeypsst, or cattle plague. was not con
fined to The boyins specie, but some facts
ffonn nCiate Patjs Glet tes sHqtd he Rmstisr
Tor the consideration of the curious. Il
seems that 10 the Aaologieul Gardens Of
Paris two gszelles from lndis, which rested
A,fsE days ip fLond9n, eong acted tbefds
ease, and died soon sasfteraItheirp rsrrival in
Paris, As soon as the cause Of their death
wss'knosn. the Keepers we're subjected 10
. process Of. disinieefiog 10y baths. &c and
the asiahlea and all Abe premises wore
cleansed and treated with sdisinfectant,
bas the disease Was not stayed A number
Of goats and deer also fell victims.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

. 1GRogIye GTOxAToEs, EARLY +-Seoop
ont large turnip TO she'll, sag half an
inch thick, fllE she cavity ~ith rich soil,
adding about ateaspoonful of fne charcoal
dust aud a teaspoonful Of fue salt g. the
soil In each Shell, mixing the material
,hofodghly,, and planting two orothtee'o to
mato seeds 10 each tarnipa she'll 'as early as
theiirst of March, placethe prepared shell
iu . pot of fibe,sandy loan, ,zaburJing the
tuspipss 10 bwithin an i, iueh s7lsssi of the
top. and set the box near the -stoyei iu
the, Kitchen where, i will be, exposed TO u
pretty even teuperatuFe. and wfter with
soft .1epid water about twice, o week
EverS warm suushiny day set the box out
fof the -Bsnsiit of'the young plane, and as
sooussIaA danger from frost is'i past plan,
outIahe tarnips with the tomato plantsiin
shem. rvhsse1 ypu2 intend ,bsn to grow.
Leave only the strongest p ant 10 each shell,
plant them three feet apart in good, rich
soiksdHsate, tAorsugtE keep AL weed
killed Oh. add you viii have early, tomatoes.
very good oues and and plenty Of them.
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The MANDRAKE PILLS msY be tskep with entire safety
BY all ages and eondtons producing all The good results
sdisisss spd any Of their kari.ul or njnnoas
suits They carry Of the system the ccuent and worn
matters dissolved BY my Seaweed Tonic and
Pumoic syrup. l be th1a Nil three Of my medi'
einss are needed Ia most TO Consumption
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

ss ,snaal0 y.EailJ sh Ia ..1si ri ssys 70 y.dI
My lungs and pat act ion, and the r1obia
matter which had accumulated and iiated the
dsent efths body minated the uberceson
my lungs Hpened, andI aed from my lungs much
expectoraon matter subsidized the fever
left the cough ceased TO harass and he exhausting
nght-sweats longer known, and had refreshing
Sleep which had pBg been siapger Ny appetite NV
began return and atimes found dD:lt to restrain
FROM eating much; with this return OF health
gained strength, and now aeshy now healthy
man. with heated ecax the middle lobe OF the
right lung the lobe hepatzed with complete adhe
peur The left lung sound and the upper lobe
of the right Is in atoleraby healthy eondi'ion. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

Consumption at that time tbonght to be ncurfoe
disease BY every physicians well as those who were
unearned in medcne-especiay such we're reduc
to the condition in This ucedmany people Tn
believe my recovery only temporary. nor prepared and
gave the medicines consumpves for time and made
nay wondsni eures and the demand increased 30 rapid
that deterninsd TO oer them TO the public and devote
my undivided attention TO lung dseases In truth, was
forced 10 IT, for people would send for me far and
near To ascer tain whether their like mine. n
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. FA,LASGuAGEs.--The jeas.1learped nP
tware hathhere are mapy laagaag ges iutl.e


world, but the actual number is probably
beyond the dreams Of ordinary people. The
geographer. Babi, enumerated $50, which
are quilted TO, he. considered as diainct
languages, aod s, 900 which may be regard
90 d dialects: 'Adelung; another modern
writer on the subject, reckons up 3,06l
languages and dialects existing, aud which
have existed. Eyen-afier we have allowed
either of these as the number of languages,
wfmuStI aEkaowledge The existe6ee OF al
most iDfnite minor diversities, for almost
every province has o tongue more or less
peculiar, and this We may well believe to
te the case throughout the world at large,
OF the $50 languages enumerated by Bahi.
ss beipngto Eutope,I lIs 70 Africa, I2a
d Asia. AT 10 America. LII to Oceaniea
which latter term distinguishes the. yasl
shpheref islands stretching hetweens Hin
doostaS and South America. -
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= ;..slIY i..ratsgfisy 'aAaTarss.,


Oply 10, bea honest man, insafha bigh.
est add genuinely Christiau teuse.r signifies
more than mast of Us ever conceive We
nfskeff6oni for faxfty befe, Thai " ., may,
let 10 grsce 'sBdsi do aotDsold Yourselves 10
tbs, teal Integrity that is wanted. 70 re.
ceite II 6fo6,AA, Of be- lin that grace .sGdii
hdas taosls. itfesponsihiy, > carnaf u dom, -
N professors liye, .eeyesoss,s Sc nsuat,i ,witl'
elro o.ssl&goSerHnsDs,s s. eager 10 be- soasbi b
terpasEilh. the .wosld praying as il Ysff
in the smoke xet4 their own yaaites aud
passions Asuisklng their sacrifices ia a way,
IL conpauuding. With. theki@ obligations.
hfffie DO they isconceive,,s imeantime, how
hoaestra. mau % ustib ITO PrsY-shOw hearth
N,ssimpy y; totally, be- must mean v ha. hg
prsys iof. Perhaps be prays much 'prsys
10 public spd bas i for, n, sYptlpasl won
der, that he gets on So pooffyt and thai
Gsd.yfsE some EmysteriousilrsssonHdoes t6t
susaee his prayers aSgmetimessT be7wili
ssensbe a5httle heart broken By hiS fsilress
endaswill moisten bis face with tears ''of
s0nplaint--He has made, great sstsaggles
nmsy be, az fines 70 freshen the Grethat
wasdbarniBg -in'-bim, and. yet, for some
feAson, be is all The While losing ground
His fsithgtecomes hand; ssis were. with
oas fingers laying hold On nothing. The
more De pumps at the well Of bis joys. the
dryer he grows.---ItnAis as il there were
some dseadfuls fatalisyaagainst him, aud be
wonders. where it issH-C Celbtnouly' it is
hefe-that be wants -rectitude. He is
trying to be pieusly exercised in his feel.
ings when heisthck inshislinl egrity. He
has been 50 much afraid Of being selfrighte.
Gus. Il may be that lie is not righteous at
alf.s, When he is. loose in. The conscience,
how Can he be clear rHfGno fno his feelings.
Bashaeli.aH s'ii a qSSi' ~ N''''s ''S '"o
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AGENTS.

B0sTON-George Q. Goodwin Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes Co.
BlLTTMORE-s. 8. Hsnce.
PITTsBURG-Dr. George II. Ksyser.
CiNCiNNIT7-F. r. SURE d Co., and John d. Park,
CHfCzGO-Lord Smith, and H. seevil.
ST. LOUTS-CollIns BrotbeD.
sAFFRAEcfsCO- Hoststtsr. Smith 4 Dean.
Also, ssld b AA Drasests and Dssisrs tse
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The Pumonic Syrup OF the most valuable medicines
s nstrisnt powerfully tonic. and healing in it.
self 1t CONTAINS opium yet oosens the phegm In the
bronchial tubes aud nature throws t on with little exeftOn
bottle quentIy ordinary cold but it will be
well take dose Of Schencks handrakes Pills to
cleanse stomach The Puonic Syrup Is readily dges
and absorbed into blood to which imparts its healing
properties II Is OF the best preparations of iron In
use it is powerful tonic Of itself; and when the Sea
weed Tonic dssoves the in the stomach and is
red by the aid of the Mandrake Pills, healthy ow Of
gastric juice good appetite aud good digestion follow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

The seawsed Tonic Is Stimulant, and none other is re
quTed when used 1t is pure and pleasant no bad e
ects like when using Bourbon whisky which disorders the
stomach topors the liver locks all the secreon turns
the blood into wate dropsy sets in, and patient dies
suddenly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

The great why physicians do not Consumption
Is that they TO do uch they give medienes 70 sol
the cough to stop the nghtsweas hectic fever and by st
doing they derange tie whole dgestlve system locking VI
the secretohs, and eventually the patient dea 10 2 f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

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Bourbon whisky is recommended nowadays by almost
every physician Many patients that visit my rooms, both
and female supehed t this poison. Ths relief is
temporary they cough they take little whisky they
feel weak and feeble they take little whisky if they
not Sleep they take little whisky
way requiring more and more until they bOated up and
imagine they getting aeshy The stomach, liver any
petite for food sss q GO sGnsaTptiSn mp Be
little stmuant Is frequently beneficial to eOnsuuptves
such as pure brandy and good wines in many London
porter brwn stout in pederate Bourbon
whisky hastens instead OF curing consumption.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

For many years. 10 conjunction with my principal office 10
Philadelphia have been making regular professional visits
to New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Pittsbargh sD 40
-a "n o. r4AISf 20 l1t'is az yn Hi t5'irs9s ssd u
For several years have made many FIVE hundred
Examination weekly with ~E<Prometer Fet such sx
animation my eharseis three dollars aud enables ne to
give each patient s true condition Of his disease ad tell
bin frankly whether lie will get well. "'' ''
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