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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
FEVER AND AGILE AG,ISTij7jl

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
n FER OVER 4. LARGE PART or THE GLOBE,
dqoed by the poisonous masm Of vegetable decay This
and ses vim i6s a5ry vapor from il While as sun IS
below ne horizon thus yapo fingers near the oaThs sur
the blood. There actsus uIuuing p1isou inter
nal visura aud xcreng organs Of the body The liver be
he bile from the blood Both tho virus aud he 6ile sCcu
mulge l9 The circulation and prequee violent eonsluog
synpathise with the liver, and bec deTanged also
eNpel the noHiOus infusion concentrates the whole blood m
the body the internal eXeretores To force them
aal organs with congestive violence Ths IS the CHILL.
Which G me S sVes % b ooba bs9 4e ssS5 5S5 bsT
surface qsli another effort to exp the irritating poison
i fails aud the system abaadons the attempt eIhamsIed
and waits Tor the recovery strength TO repeat the hope
FEVER AND AGuE Such constitutional disorder will OF
coSEse hn GGaenn@s ne @ health 4 /, y not % Te9 oyec
AYERS AGUE CURE. T..
Which nsqsralisss TINS maarons poison IN the blood and
does this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
Aud does more OF rather does what is II service
hose who subject 20 this infection lfakon in season
t els II from the svsem is absorbed aud thus keeps
thofe who use 4 free from s at acks keegsthe system in
SSs eG SeS eel SG ~ G rpm me great variety Of aee
Fevers NEURALGIA, Rheumatism, Gout Blindness Tooth
ectoaS Of Rs stomach and Bo s. All of6ch w6eR ais Is
ns rom ths cause MIL 9e found to assume more less the
OF these arrangements and cures the disease
Ihs stlmuaiing the eIoIetores to
become habed do this their office of their own accord
plish the same end but often life not long enough or n
s4eeed i9 I6S s'.enPt while & this "AogE CuRE" does
that this Is sureI as well as "a er remedy or the Who'll,
ION than any other witch has discovered and Il 6a
SUI another advantage to tho public which Is, that 1t
PREPAREDnY
DH. J. q. AVER a. CO.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

An Instrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known as Seminal Weakness &c Can be perma
neny cured In from fifteen days To two mouths by the
tins instrument when used coniuiny with medicines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
BUFFALO MARKET-May II.

]
FlOurhiarket easier but quutuby lower; sales so
bbs; S6,l2kdl for state from spr wheat Sb7Td1 3
for extra luos and Wisconsin: S7aih@1 ~ for Mich
igan slndlau' ami ONO; So 81 flr double extra,
Mhtat- War et opened better coseu heIyy; sales l6 90
bush; 81 81 for red ohio; Sl7lGl for white do an
Amber. kr., 81 for choice white 10
CbTu-Qui't at 80
Ouss.Btdy; stes G00l bush westc TO arrive at S.
Birlsy- Uthing doing.
Wh.skey-Rye %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
nuNTRY INYAIrns-

Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding detail oil their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Or. AMOS SON. corner Main and Quay-Sts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

he resides. ... "a.
" This eertifes that have used the Gaefenberg Pin
and MarshalPs Caholcou sold here by j. n g. johnson
10 MY practice, TO my entire satisfaction They are good
medicines nj Dr.. q. W BUSHNELL
Hnrifprd. Ttumbull Co O March = lsbI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
Attachment Notice.

Bridget Henderson, plaintiff Before Geo HBenham ESD
The Bgn&lo and state Line cieysand Gy6s'p Cuya-
ON THE 25TH DAY OF APRIL,
~ ID. l.59 suld Jus issued order of attach
Ia the action foe the sum OF hundred aud
ulty dollars PAINE WADE, Plf's Au'y.
Cleveland April 2Ph, 1859, apr3O3w23I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

~ SHERLFES SALE.-PuTsuan to the
~ command of wit of veud gyponas, issued from
the Coult OF Common Plons Ot CuyUhogu County at the
suit of Matthias F. Schultz against EiZabeth Brown To
me directed shall offer for sale al Public Auction n thc
door of the Court House (corncr of Seneca aud Champ
lam streets IN the Jity Of Cleveland IN said County
the lIh day Of June 1883 az O'Clock NJ Ui said dnN,
The i0owm described lands and tenements, tu wit sit
ia The ut Cleveland, Cuyuhuga County aud
90" OHIO nd D. known as paris Of lots Nos 81 and ss IA he
gluu plat nl ho village O Cleveland ug Is Az tJe
OIL uu the 'uS.eiy line Of uddle street. lis sOuthe y
line beg &c sl2 Hr 10 length parallel with Huron street
aud llO feet uOuheTly there aud bounded b,
ten feet IN wdih-s nOthely line being parallel thuTe
with 10 feet IN ieugth 90 an alley
Apr ised at SlIO
L. WlGHTMANI Sheriff
JNO HFIsLEY, Plh'g ANY. maylT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
CLETELlND md ERIE RlLLROAD.


All ths trims going Westward az Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati, 81
Lons &c; and all the gong Eastward Connect at
DOurk with the trains Of the New York Erie Railroad
and AT Runls with those OF the New York Central and
Buffalo aRd New York Erie aToals;
II. NOTTINGHAM. Supt
CleveIand. April 4h, 1883 apT2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
HEALTH nF AMERICAN WoMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness uterine dispacemeuty.
and all local uterine difficulties and troubles
OF men, ontireiy cured by THE GRAEFENBERH
HARSHALL'S UTt RiNE CAIHOLICON
L. thts connection Miss Beecher, Of the Rev Hen
Ward Beecher In letters the people, page
II have nine ais ers on ssters law, and fourteen fe
male cousins AL ma led, and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense circ i Of my friends aud aCquantances
can OF ecal married ides, born IN this Ceuury
country who perfectly healthy " In cases, however
where the GTaefonborg CathOcOn has been used must
ay that health has rapidly taken the place OF Jisease and
ladies have become bust, strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF + ira, says; Beautiful Indeed the
COnhdlng trusting nature Of woman hut how much does 10
need 10 be pruteoteu by aichlulness that will lead her
IN time of disease to appeal 10 medical adviser scen
fc education worth and purity Of oharaCterh An
these be secured addressing the Graeenberg Com
pany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

Corning 9 Go 5 Quotations:

76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
SDirifS and WhiskieS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
NEW TREATME ENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDensarv

Established ior the cue Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeDer and Ague
Asthma, Incipieht CONSUMPTION, H,frm-
itieS of Youth and old Age DC.
EB- NO MERCURY USED. -A1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

Read what DR. Bushnell SAYS Of the Crnefenht re- IA
cines In is ply sicnn Of extensive practice, and
Of the most successful In the county (Irumbul In WIN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
A Good Tree is known by its Fruits
SOL A
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the COnsumptive and all those who are sui-
iering with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver and Stomach .-
VlHE well known and justly celebrated
Il INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
R. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would the people Of Cleveland and vicinity

Would the people Of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken
Onfiee No. 1l3 Ontario Street,
North Of tho Post DfBoo All who are suffering from the
above named diseases any other complicated coup
ofYars audlpg now n iOru ed that they suit
the Doctor FREE OF CHARGE
Il hope that whl e. pair Of cure until they
haye gwen the Indian Herb Doctors Mtdoine faiT
faithful trial r...' IL.
~ During the Doctors travels IN Europe West Indies
Easi Indies South America ami the uned States he has
been the instrument "a Gods hands to restore 10 health
snd yg thousands who were given 70 and pronounced n-
Durable by the mOat eminent Old School Physician;
more thousands NhO the NeTge of the grove.
uoW LIVING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian Herb Doc
orb ski AMI snccestu Treatment and daily e1clam
ing Blessed be tho day shen and paTtook % the
Indian Herb noetoTs Medicine 4"
RomemhoT-C CUns tation and advice free Ihe poor
6hall BE- liboTHliy fetnOnhe ed
o. Take Nolice-E livery Wednesday aud Friday. DR..
Side Cleveland.
~ ONCE HouTs-homsA. to6PM a.
deolldGwiyz6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

Il been appointed and du qualiGed Admins rator 4
Estate OF NJ Pattusun, late Of Cleveland requests all
creditors their claims and all debtors 60 make
payment to him without delay, at City Hotel Seuern
n. p. lNGERSOLL.
CLEVELAND Nav I'd 1888 -9w23l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
SALE -hY Virtue Of a

SHERIFF'S SALE -hy Virtue of a
~ Flen Facils, issued from the Cont OF Com
Pleas Of CuyahOgn county, at suit of james n
CLARK, Assignee Plautf anst Mrs. Mary Rssnr De-
teudunt, nave IL eI and shall offer for at uub
c auction. at he door Of the Ccur House Garner Sen
aud Chump8ln sTGets) ~ the city Ot Cegcltnd,
said county tho l0 dly Of June 1883, at OClOCk,
NJ Of aid day the following described lands and ten
ements, wit, Situate in the city of Cleveland, county
Cut uhOee Ohio uni rs known part ut original ten
los No l55 (and possibly small sIri. 1897 begin
Mig the Suuherly line uf Euc I'D street, fifty feet
taserly from Short Alley thence Southery ralle with
the line Of said alley 10 Huron street thenre Eusery
hs NuuhGry line Huron street furtyoght feet, thence
NOrth TY parallel wi the line Short Alley 70 Euclid
street. then'e Westerly the line Fuc lid
10 the place Of beginning be the
less
Appraised at $1,000
y. L. wGGHTNIAN, sheriff.
Agatu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

The great desdAatum TO be obtained IN the CousiWc u
of Rotary huuuws Is simplicity absence OF unnecessary
friction Of motion and u is claimed For h Improve
thn Ihrse valuable requisites have been cured
greater degree of perfection hau those presented byauy
other rotating In its ugtmButs, most wJudr r.
full simplicity, has every advantage found mall ttO
best rotating tarTows combined IA one
Tins harrow having three small circulars iuualN re-
voving Will puyerzo the SOIL mure IA going ce over Tie
ground, than "A common Harrow VIII thr times over
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
A DIseASpss VOLUNTEER.

TuE more Baron Humboldt advances in years,
the more every line he writes, every word he
utters, and every the most triiling event
conccring him, is recorded by the German press.
The following anecdote is just given by a Berlin
paper:
The celebrated sayant possessed a black par.
rot, presented to him years ago ly the grandta.
ther Of the Princess of Prussia. harl-August OF
Saxe-Wcimar Baron Humbolt was very fond
of the bird; and returning home the other day
from a dinner party, he was disngreeably. sor-
prised Prise by finding the parrot sitting droopinglly
on his perch "Well, Jacob, he said aPpToasGil G
inr the cage, which Of us two is likely to die
fiTsty" "Pray, your Excellency. remarked his
old valet "do not speak to the bird ofsuch serious
matters Humboldt turns silently away, TAX;
ing up book. Half nm hour af!erward, tue oIrp
suddenly turns round, looks Mt its master, and
icons down dead. AT this moment, poor black
Pol is beiug stuffed at the University Museum
for his afflicted survivor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25

A GRL's WORD BETTER Than THE BrRLE-
rbI Warren Chronicle chronicles funny case
A yonthful.pair, John and Susan, were deter
mined to get married. Parents refused consent.
T,s family record in the Bible said Susan was
~. au0 eighteen. Susan told John that the Bible
nus not true, she was eighteen John believed
S,'s. and swore before the Probate Clerk that
S'isa,' ,ras eighteen The father of Susan had
.1obn r arrested for perjury; Trial was had . Fa.
% tber and mother testified that susan was sos NOT
cru, Susan was born, aud she knew all about
y W''0 n Looked. sqnally for john Penitentlary
II .I,asi for the victim Susan stepped up and
yas,;tied that she told John she was eighteen
tsonrt discharged John. and Susan jumped up
md kissed him before the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
NOTICE.

TNHE hr Of sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved
by mutnAl consent. The busines Of the IRA Be
settled By J. sheppard rNse Indebted IN arm are
respectfully requested to call payment and those
having accounts against viii please Presea THE fsr
''seSssiat stssa ioih ,1sss. SaAss a sSgp4' MoRaaE'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25

TOiaI Liabilities; --------.
Losses Equita5ly li9jasted and Promptly Paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
Imnortant to Females.

Important TO E'emaIes.
TIsEAsES OF females exclusively treated by
RemeIies for female arrangements, from 81 70 80.
Relief guaranteed in all ooasuitation ana
strictly confidential. Patients from dssse' NFeiIeInes
sent by mail Ladies private circular sent per lsSts
except postage oHice No. IS vest z4'A e''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
NUMBER l57
). HARNEss. TRUNKs.

WHOLESALII 6 1SETAIL- d
n. SHEPPARD No 1sI Main St. Uuiou Eils
- eontlnue to keep hand large and complete
sorent Of al articles in his line, consisting Of La, > aEd
Gentemens Eahdes, Fine and Coarse Harkess. Trunk,
VAlces Carpet Bags, sateHels Collars Names Whips,
would respectfully call attention stock and trcst
by strict attention and promPtnesG merit eoutip
OF the public patronAxe-
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, md IN
manner. J. d. SHEPPARD
aep2O 18I Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
u BOON 10 MLURE,

A,rT o. r. N IL e a 7 u = W
OFFICE RT EAST 10RNgR OF A9TfI,15ES, Ny h,5S,SE 1s'N
E0TRTHSTS OPPOSITiF TIE CoO1s1 HVOtsl HV
St - =, =, % urts Of this and the
mel bboriny eountes Particular etteh I'd Smw
he cSeeIion of claims. nos-N..s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25

UPWARDS OF S11,OOO,OO
OF Losses paid by tie Rtua Insurance Co., in
the past 81 year,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25
ChiIdren with Worms.

Cnt1u ~ ~ 11..,.o,,ig0 SWg1F PlaiSas; they are
tf Ae ,b tast- as we'll efficient ior the eXpui-
= ~ worms Price IS ets per Boz: rrGrNDTNRERG rGr ms
fsbie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-25

TTyHoLEsKLE AND RIfGIL MSnufaeiurer Of Saddles,
w Brides, Hsrn'ss and Trunks, and dealer ali
eeE usually kept by SaddleIs, the
PIble has oPcned at No 1s5 NaE ST, Market
Alley, where he viii be glad t. wanting
any Of the above articles, As
and sen at fair prices, he hopes obtain liberal share
OF public patronage Particular paid ordered
work. and repairing done with disputeh. suPls.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-29
THREE TAIIORS.
Ed. BUGLE

awe, the people of England" said the
three journeymen talors who sent petition
to Parliament! "We, the people of Ohio"
said three cobblers Of politics one day at
the town of Wooster, PRODUCING each 9TH
er as Governor, Senator and President re-
spectively. to an astoundcd audience. Be-
hold Mr.. Douglas walking to he edge Of the
platform with the modest Runney. LIE opens
his mouth. "GentIcmen, allow me to intro
duee to you the honorable R. P. Ranney,
the merit Governor Of OhiO!" The curtain
falls on the pantomlme, and rises again on
scene like this: Enter Ranney and Pugh.
Ranney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., allow me to
introduce to You the Honorable George E.
Pugi, the merit United States Senator from,
Ohio! Ereunt. Scene third: Return
Douglas and Pugh. Pueh, loquitor-"Gen-
tlemen, allow me to introduce to you the
Honorable Stephen A. Douglas, the
merit President Of the United States ~
We, the people of England.
The same untoward circumstances which
has made false oracles of Douglas and Ran
ney, is universally conceded to have made
the Pugh prophecy of none effect. The
three talors are stitched, pressed out and
sponged. Each is Sartor Resartus on his
own hook. We, the people Of England
Press & Trib.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-29

In few weeks, Congress will be in
session. One of the first and most impor-
tant questions which will be brought before
them, says the St. Louis Bulletin, VII: be
the application Of Kansas for admission
into the Union. The people of that Terri
tory have, by ma ority Of fcur thousand
adopted what is known as the WvanIottc
Constitution, and will press for q rccogni-
ton Of their independent sovereignty. They
have rejected the bride and the threa. of
the English bill, which offered speedy ad-
mission into the Union without any provis-
ion as to the number of inhabitants, if
Kansas would only come with a slave
holding Constitution. The bill provided
that if this gracious offer was refused, that
she must remain in territorial condition,
until, by a legal and careful census, it
should be asccrtaincd that the population
of the Territory equalod or exceeded the
ratio of representation required for mem
Der of the House of Representatives Of the
Congress of the United States, when, and
not before, as is expressly provided, she
might hold a. convention and frame State
Constitution. The people of Kansas have
held their convention, and framed and rati-
fed a Constitution, without any census
having been taken, or any of the provisions
of the English bill being respected. VIII
the Democrats of the next House persist in
the folly and fraud of their predecessors,
and continue to declare that although Kan
sas two years ago had population sufficient
to entitlc her to admission as slave State,
that she has net now people enough to en-
State?
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{. Is. 4 ST. JOE X. X

The people of Nebraska City, satisfied
that the division Of this read lying between
the Iowa State line and St. Joseph, will be
speedily constructed, have taken steps to
extend the road from the State line to a
point opposite their plaee-a distance OF
some ten miles. Funds have been raised
rs we learn from the Netcs, of the ODD, to
secure a survey and estimate Of the cost, OF
building said ten miles. Mr.. W. +. HARVEY,
was to commence the survey last Monday.
In the m meantime, we believe the directors of
the Iowa division of this road, have not been
idle. The Chief Engineer and assistants
are now at the work of permanently locat-
ing the line of this road through this coun-
tv: and, we understand, will soon as pos
sible, proceed to locate the line of the road,
the entire distance to the State line, and get
the same ready for the work of grading
We are glad to see our Nebraska City neigh
bors moving in this matter, earnestly, and
xe hope ere long, to chronicle similar move
ments on the part Of our neighboTs of Mills
and Fremont counties. Letus start the ball,
and then keep it rolling.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-29

From the Detroit 1drerti er, we learn
that at the trot,ng match between Flora
Temple and Princess at Kalamazoo, Mich,
on the 18th inst the former made the fast
est time on record, actually beating her own
time at Cincinnati, by II seconds. She
made the FIRST quarter of mile, in the last
heat, in 80 seconds, the half mile in 60 Sc
conis, and the mile in 2:l93, thus beating
her Cincinnati time by II seconds. This is
a wonderful feat, and will long remain con-
spicuous in the annals of the turf.
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10 THE PUBLIC.


Ths break in tAA Railroad Itue bv The .,,s.,
II the sf. Aay snd thsanxspected withdrawal e sAs
VIM. Csmpbell. has now been filled BY the new and
light drsh Steamer EMILY. commanded by Capt 10
ssph LaBarss, which will run in connection with the
Eoad the remainder Of the season. To our former pa
irons would say that the delay to their
has been unavoidable on the part Of the Road having
had two other boats engaged to take the place Of the
VIM Campbell, one Of which dHappoiated N, snd the
other got disabled In coming Mp to ST. Joseph and We
did not feel authorized to ship any second class bon.
without special orders We trust that the
Of the EMILY, commanded by veteran cSscer 90 we'll
and avorably known the Upper Missouri will re,tor,
confidence In the line; and patrons may rest as
sured that no efforts shall be spared TO forward their
merchandise and attend promptly any business they
may entrust to Us.
'.'...- D. c. sAwIN,
Gen'l Ag't II. l. st. Jo. Il. r., St. JOSEPH.
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Selected with the greatest care.
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frat class Bndery and the only established IN
this section of the country. am now prepared To DO
AZ KINDS OF work, pertaining to the bus mess Hapers
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Ausle, Law Books and Newspapers or books OF any
knu od or new bound rebound in the most approved
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od family Bibles rebound Is to look and ear Is
equal 10 new.
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