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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

STEAMERS FOR BUFFALo-Those of our citi.
gems and the travelling community who are going
to or coming from the East via Buffalo will take
notice that the Lake Erie and Buffalo, Steamboat
Co. has completed its organization aud appointed
II. D. Chapman Supt. The following are the Di-
rectors Johl Stryker, Prest; Dean Richmond.
VIM. G. Fargo, DanH Drew, Jno. d. Campbell
The boats "Clty of Buffalo" aud "Wcstern Me-
tropolis" will make nightly trips commencing
June 9Th from Cleveland
The trip to Buffalo by steamer is made very
pleasant one ypp havoa good berth, good sleep,
good accommodations every way and in the morn
ing find yourself at Buffalo refreshed instead of ex.
hausted aud ready to prosecute business or pleas
ure as the case may be-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

DEATH or AN OLD CITIzEN.--Died thia morn
ingat the residence of her son, Mrs Mary Rass,
relic Of the late Joshua Ross Sr in the 81 year of
her age She was born IN Boston, l776, the year
Of the Declaration Of Independence. She married
quite young and removed TO Montreal. At the
breaking out OF the war in 1912, the family was
living upon the Island Of Orleans, ten miles below
Quebec They left for Burlington, w., aud were
there during the War. Mr. Ross was ut the Bat.
de Of Plattsburgh
From thence the family In 1915 moved TO Sack
eu's Harbor thence 70 Rochester, thence TO Buha.
TO- and In l626tO Cleveland. Mr.. Ross was tai.
low chandler, he built aud owned the old Han.
cock Block, and died few years since They
were OF that hardy and industrious race OF peo-
ele who knew how 10 overcome hardships To
which az pioneers they had become Injured A
large family Of children and a numerous retinue
Of friends are LETT TO mourn their loss.-DealeT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
Wm. 4. BaeheIOrls IIalr Dys
The only harmless and reliable Dye k"OtON

7 ne OTIV hdTOlIeSS uIlU TtIIuOEF DVt htUI0H'
The Original and best in the world
AN sthsrs limitations and should be avoided il
you wish 70 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly % a
bsautifal aud natural Blown Black without the least
tnIury TO Hair or skin.
FIFFEER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
,rded 10 VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and 90 ono
spBeaons have been made 10 the Han Of his patrons 81
ais famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces d coo
"A 10 be Distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not 70 uurs ihe least hoWever long may be continued
a. the IN effects Of I'd Dyes reheied the Hair inygor-
sGsd for life BY this splendid bye
Made sold OF apulied 0n private roomsl al the Wiz
Fsoiory No. 20 BrOadway, N Y.
sold IN an towns ni the United States, b. Drug
fists and Fancy Goods Doaless
~ The genuine has the n1me aud address upon steel
plste engraving On fouT sides Of each Boz. Of
WM. A. BACHELOR
ianlT No. zl3 broadway, N, y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

SPLENDID ENGRAyING,-We noticed yester-
day, on exhibition at the Post Office, large and
magnificent engraving from Hiltons famous pic.
turo "The CrucihKIOu" This beautiful work Of
art can be procured by application to j. H. studer
at the Post Office, where it may be examined by
those wishing to do 80 Those wishing an elegant
picture for the parOr will do well to call and sub
scribe. For particulars sec advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
nkLLrrr, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS,
GUSTAvE sATTER
ossIAN e. DODGE,


EzY9IT is seldom that we notice anything
Snehe medical line would now unless we could
be convinced that we are not doing duty Journalist
in recomm ndiug to the public, DR. HOSFElIERS
CELEBRATED BITrERs for the cure Of that most ter
uibe and fatal Of all s-Fover an Ague From our
with this valuable specific we can saioy
say that for diseases Of the above nature 1t stands with
rival It's timely assistance has saved many fellow
being from premature grave Every day we hear Of it
oonqueug the of Fever aud Aguo. To those
who arc in the least 8loed with of the complaints
arising from gulat the digestive nothing
eau be more bensfcil than these bters W cheerulg
recommend them the thousands in this Stuei who are
suffering the intense nsu, certain cure for their
ills Try them and be convinced of their many excellent
qualities.
For by druggists and dealers generally sgeYwnere
EY- HoLLowAYs Pulls AND OINTMENT have
1eap basey countereited and protection to the
sumner aud public generally, they requested to o5-
serve tn. W mark, "Holl way New York AMI Lon
don ho exists every leaf of the book of directions
around each lot and box.
SOLD at the nlanuloctory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 26c 65c and 81 per oct or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

GREEN THE REToRMED GAMBLER.--Ths fam
GUS man intends to give a series Of lectures on the
evil Of gambling, ID this city soon. He probably
occupies the same rank as card player, that Paul
Morphy does as a chess player His skill in deal
ing cards Is almost beyond belief lie viii expose
oil the tricks Of the gambling fraternides in all
their details
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

~ Caleb S. Hobbs was brought before Justice
Tibbetts yesterday and fined SIS and cost Of prose
cution Tor standing on the street last Sunday and
insulting people in a threatening manner as they
passed by him This should be a warning to
young men who visit saloons on Sunday not to
forget themselves so far as to insult people after
leaving those places.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
BROm BOSTON.

Some time since Capt CrowelI, Of The Brig
Rolletson, on the passage from Pensacola 10
Boston. discovered an escaped slave on board
who was forced from his hiding place by hun
ger. Capt Crowell put the brig into Hyan.
nus, and for $50 Induced Capt Bacon Of the
schooner Elizabeth 10 carry the fugitive 10
Norfolk, from thence TO be sent to his owner IN
Pensacola. The fugitive. as Is alleged, was
chained 10 the capstan Of the Elizabeth, which
vessel got under weigh before the people OF Hy-
annus knew Of the circumstance. To-day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
FROm NRM OnLnANs.

hEW ORLEANS, May 20.
The steamship Tennessee with dates from
Vera Cruz to the 23d inst, and from the city
Of Mexico TO the 10th inst has arrived below
There had been movement at the capital In
favor Of Santa Annals return.
General WAL was marching to TampioO with
1000 men.
A Conducta leaves New Mexico on the oath
with several millions for Vera Cruz
Tho English strongly remonstrate against
the British minister otwy, relative TO the sa-
ruburga affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

Capt. Crowell and John Orlando, mate Of the
lollerson, were brought before the public Court,
charged with deprivinq Of liberty and returning
70 slavery one Columbus Jones The defend.
ants arrived, examined and gave bail in 81 900
each 10 appear for trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

The GREAT CIRcUs-Dont forget, all We low
ers of amusement, that LEVI ]. NoRTH's GREAT
NATIONAL Circus exhibits here to day and to
morrow. Judging from all accounts, this will be
one Of the finest entertainments of the kind ever
seen in this city. Look out for the CAlliope, aud
the educated Mule,--etc., etc. Sec advertise ement
in another column, Remember, doors open at 2
O'Clock and 7 O'Clock p. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
THE KANSAS GOLD HINES.

James Magnns Of LOckport, N. Y, just re
turned from thO plains, publishes a statement in
the Democrat, pronOuncing the Kansas gold mines
the most stupendOns humbug ever perpetrated
upon the American people. lie says II was
gotten up by land specu' ators aud sustained by
parties interested In the frontier towns, aud mer.
chants with heavy stocks OF goods Maginnis'
statement Is supported by another from Mr.. Van
Ness Of Jackson, hiehr who positively asserts Of.
ter having prospected throughout the whole coun
try and visited oil claims aud dggings, that no
man can make more than 20 cents per day, or
found dirt yielding more than one cent 10 the pan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
YIRGINIA ELECrION.

ALEXANDRIA, May 20
The Wings have a majority in this county
GOggins, for Governor has majority of 253.
PETERsDURG, May co.
Goggins majority Is 30s, being an opposition
gain OF 800. The excitement hero is unpfeceden.
ted. Large gaius for Goggus in all the surround
ing counties
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

Pic NIc.-The scholars Of the Mayaower Street
School are TO have a grand Picnic to-day, at
Woodland Cemetery Grove, on Kiasman street
about three miles from the Court House Pic mics
are becoming quite fashionable now a days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS hl"y So
Tue Democratic State Convention organized this
morning H. b Payne has withdrawn his name
for Governor r. p Rannoy will probably be the
uOmiuee
Z In the Habeas Corpus ease Mr. Woleott has
been speaking oil the forenoon. Fhe case Is not
vet decided
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

Mr.. BIT yINGEs's LEcTURE,-Tbe lecture of the
Rev. Mr.. Btu. .pger before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association las well attended at the Meodeon
last evening being th, last OF highly interesting
and instructive course. The able lecturer drew a
parallel between American slavery aud Hebrew
servitude, showing conclusiveiy w numerous quo
tations from the Bible that the ssTVlIuae lhere
spoken Oiwas entirely different from the slavery
of the Southern States. The speaker took the
ground that Hebrew servitude differed Il ON the
former in the most important respects -that it
did not imply chattelship,-that the Hebrew ser
want was not considered as a mere article of prop
erty, but had rights and privileges totally hcjm
patible with such condition, and that the Bible
repeatedly and carefully d,scriminates in that re-
spect
This position was completely sustained by pro-
fuse quotations bearing directly on the point, and
by that clear and searching logic for which the
Rev. speaker is so well known
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CoLUMBUs CoRREsPONDENCE
COLUnpUs, Thursday, May 26, 1859.

COLUMBUS, Thursday, May 26, 1859,
EDITOR LEADER II wrote you line yesterday
stating the progress Of the argument upon the
Bushnell and Lang ston cases. Mr., RIDDLE closed
yesterday at half past twelve. His speech was
purely argumentatve- clear and concise.
The charge which has sometimes been made that
be could not make a speech without indulging in
flights offancy aud figures of rhetoric but this as
sertion was most completely reiuted yesterday
He did not once depart from close adherence to
the simple points of law and testimony. This
course, although perhaps not as agreeable to the
ladies and other spectators who thionged the
Court room, was just what was wanted in address
log the Judge upon the bench, and not jury
I Attorney General woLooTT spoke during the
afternoon yesterday aud this morning session, His
speech Is universally spoken of as a mastery ar
gument which has few parallels. 1t was such a
compend of strong points following each other so
rapidly, each one acting and serving as "oGnch-
er" to the following one, and che whole forming such
a chain Of arguments that / can give no idea
of it by any meagre sketch 1t is to be publish.
ed in fnll in the State Journal tomorrow mora
ing, aud should be read by every man who can ap.
preciate strong and condensed mental food--to say
whole of it,
District Attorney BELDEN, who is assisted by
N. ii. SwAYNE, Esq, valves argument on the
queston-submitting the question on the briefs of
their arguments on the same question on the pre-
vious bearing. Tue case will probably not be de-
cided by the Court until tomorrow morning
The Columbus Steam Fire Engine 4" Fire Fly
was trotled out for exercise last night. 1t is
drawn by four horses, end when the distance to
be run to Gre is about three squares, steam can
be got mp so as to be ready foe operation as soon
as it stops. It throws B two inch stream 1870 or
l4O feet. That would tell upon fire. Cleveland
should have one or two of them. Steam can be
got up and water thrown in from seven to twelve
minutes, and this with the horses on gallOp to-
ward the fire does great execution.
The Sons of Malta are to have grand torch
light procession to night The Lodge here is rep.
resented 10 be in very fomishing condition, hav-
ing now some thFse hundred members, against
three solitary "brothers' aile months ago.
just heard that Marshall Johnsop swears there
will be trouble II Bushnell and LangstqR ore dis
charged His threats have ere this, lost their
force, but probably they will not be discharged.
7.
p. s,-ThurSday noon--JdCkson, the Cincinnati
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EPIsCOpAL OONvFNrION

n,, , hAhAlhuhht huy 20.
The Convention after warm debate voted on
the proposition to divide the diocese Tho ma
iority Of the clergy were in the Affirmative but the
lalty were tied aud the question was lost Ii Is
supposed q reconsderatlOn will take place, when
the question will DO carried, as many of the alty
friendly TO the measure were absent. 49,
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TOHNAnn.


CHICAGO, May 20.
destructive and fatal tornado occurred at
Iowa City on Tuesday last. Houses and barns
aud everything moveable, were swept off. The
course OF the storm was ia gouthery direction
and extended ten miles before ls force was spent
As far as heard from four persons are killed and
twelve badly Injured. One family named Morgan,
father son and grand son, were killed instantly
The loss Of property by ths calamity is not ascer.
IL Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

BURLINGTON, May &C.
In the Episcopal Convention there were six
ballots for bishop, this afternoon. On the last
ballot Of The clergy, Rev. Mr.. Mahan had %;
Rev. Mr.. Littlejohn %; Rev. Nc Odenheimer
3; Rev Mr. Hoffman 2. The laity voted as
follows -Mahan %; Littlejohu 26; odonheim-
or z; Hoffman l. Adjourned till 8P.M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

~" A horse with dray attached 10 him ran
away yesterday. He went up Ontario street 10
the Public Square, jumped the railing taking the
dray With him, but leaving behind the load, con-
Risting Of TOO barrels Of l0hiSky. No damage don
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

lW7 We are under great obligation to the Amer.
lean Express Company for many favors, among
others, that Of forwarding the letter of our Colum.
bus CORRESPONDENT
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FRnAI NEW YnRK

NEw YoRE, May 90
A report has obtained some currency that
the Erie Road has suspended, but can be traced
to no other source than the well known fact
that u has trouble to obtain money 20 meet its
pressing payments. A meeting Of tho stock
holders IL 10 be called soon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

TEMPERANCE LECTURE AT PAINEsviLLs Mr..
s. NJ HEwLETr, Of Wisconsin, the distinguished
Temperance Orator, will deliver Lecture at
Painesville this evening Mr. u has the reputation
Of being second 10 no lecturer but Cough
FIRsT WARD-At a primary meeting Of the
Republican voters Of the First Ward, in the City
Of Cleveland holden on the.26th inst, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected delegates to the COun-
" Convention to be held on the 2sth inst
Geo. b Senter VIM. McReynolds,
VIM NJ Sanborn, N. b Sherwin
J. b. Wilbur, A. G. Kolbee.
A. G. LAWRENCE, President.
J. S. GRANNIs, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

ANTrSLAvERY LECTURE. HI. f. Douglass,
the eloquent negro orator, will deliver his great
spEeh on Property in Man," at the Court House,
on this, Friday evening, May 9Th. Those who
know Mr. Douglass will not fail to attend,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

~ For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see
fourth page
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

P. s,-ThurSday noon-Jackson, the Cincinnati
negro, and Joline, his attorney, have arrived and
that habeas corpus case will perhaps be arEaed
before the decision in these Cleveland cases Bel
den argues against the writ. If that is now taken
up, the other decision will not be before Saturday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
FROM NEW YnRn

NEw YoRE, May l6,
Henry Trowbridge, a well known merchant,
died to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
rs DR. GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
cd qbpe BRpk street 10 the aide OF Ontario
sio. 9,erG Beck Co.'S GioeeU store, ono block IRON
rho immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
CRronr Diseases him IA announcing 10 the sick
hat hr VIII make
No Charge for sepiecS Dhich are not saeeessfll
ncululng 10 IA opinion which wll be given When the pa
uant lh UIst 01nmped in tho following dstuses; Liver
Complaint Dyspapsia N s wnrsi form Ague und FHveT,
plecntory, Gtnora Debility Nervous ConsumPion, ksth-
uul ur htds, Parabsis on Palsy, lmp,tcp 81 Rtus
Dunoe Laneuess, sick or Nervous taadgole all neivous
kheumglism, sofofOia spinal complaint, salt Rhounl
5nal,d Huuj lavoi-Sores, White Swpling tpT will
success u troelnr Waite swsning) Wi.harcd Limbs
Weak ur uhamned Eyes Hlindpess ium paay o the rls
als0 nursing sot nOph Louourhma and other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
whh hAya seldom boon cutod ave now trsated
ny Dr q Wh dtgTog otrtTinn y, nmo unpg Ia math7
utoal precision, napey ChlQne determination or Ca-
gusun Dzzne Sofenng " mo hrhlu diseases which
sooner arc attendt hh melancholy tae ofnind,
with uss OF nmOtOn mrntnl and which frequent.
yserdnnato IA idiuuy insanity pI suicide Dr. GlbhOh
aunitd dsuasrE II hopes tbs nutco, with te numerous
very ciabc nd favorable references which he
are u ring doasU OF the blun, that they can now
positively recover elr health or receive handsome pre-
Pasns may 30 seen at hs aico Ia various stages oil
ooaccenet yho have basa by ali classes OF med
W. wsouiI Fge J6at hs possesses the only reliable
'aoiina Inc l'atm Of disopses-he pah imniedt
A., H'ecise seat " allpain oL disease IN th'
m ld4 nt ne. NHsprosem hlmsat fir txaminp
sa.a o. ',ii %y iSNsiid Is vnos. a'ocE daily, ssa
OtfI0g HouRs-- to ~ and atok IA
q9l iG ,hocaed' aud from 90 3 ook ON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

Fourth WARD MEETINo.--At meeting Of the
citizens ofthe Fourth Ward, in the City Of Cleve-
land, held pursuant to notice at the EOgine House
on Huntington street, May 26th, 1852 at l.2
O'Clock p. NJ.
W. H. Stanley was called to the Chair, and r. O.
spalding was appointed Secretary The object Of
the meeting having been made known. On mo
tiou It was resolved that the Delegates TO the
Convention be severally chosen by the meeting on
nomination, whereupou the following named gen
temen were dnly nominated and elected as Dele
gates to wit
Rufus p Spadng ] =. Ingersol
G. S. Ransom, Henry Blair,
B. +. Spangler, VIM. Hart
On motion the meeting then adjourned without
day. w. H. STANLEY, Chairman.
Attest R.C. SPALDINo, sec'y.
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptive, aud all those W no are suffer.
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs
.... ..# Heart, Liver, and stomach.
HE well known ard justly celebrated
r. }. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


.I.. .. thai he has taken an
OhlcC No, 113 Ontario street.
All WHO are suilorng nun the h We uaniHd diseases or
ny other complicated complaint Of standing ara in
CHARGE,
ltis hoped That win despair Of cure until they
have plyon tho indian HeIh Doctors Medicine ar ana
uthtul uia
W. DurinE The nootors travels Europe West Indies
us ults Noui America, aud the United States, he has
been th nhument, u Guds hnnd, health and
goi huusands who were aud pronounced incur
aue e{ me mo't eunoent Old School Physrinut; nay
morn thousands wn were tho verge of tho glve
nov LYING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian Herb Doctors
9l nn9 wnynHsiui itenpeut, aud daily exc aiming
Hefb11 pe Tue day when htt and laroOk Of the
lud uu llerh Dugui't Medicine %
kemm1ot-Uons Watiouatd adviee lroe, Tho poor shan
CD IGke Notice. very Wednesday and Enlay. pr. Iy-
Rosi SileD ... E..
dorlla@ q lv 26lI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

HUToHINas' LIFE LfxHILARA - one dose
will r,m1ve the dIsaqreeabs A. Distressing effects Of
Wind orf lutueuce aud thv M 'm0n IooJ aud ii pnfni
teeh gs wi be rem we'd sod by Wm 1-7--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

~ The Second Ward Committee met at No.
Engine House yesterday, aud the following gentle
men were elected as Delegates for the Republican
County Convention
FIT. Backus, Geo S, Mygat,
John Coon, J. x Morley,
s. o. Griswold, Il. II. Carson.
To meet ut the Court House at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Saturday 2sth of May
s p POWELL Secretary
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What Gustave satter Says

What Gustave Satter Says!
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
who vsteS Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
KARL FoRMEs,
And who propoupcsdb BY many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN l7uALBERs was pleased
to write the following in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES FEh'
He says
From the many severe tests shat have given
HxLLETF, DAVIS N CO.'S PIANOS,
unRcsitatinely pronounce them euHeHy superior IN ac-
ion elasticity of touch and power Of tone, 10 any have
ever used in this OF the old country Another snkng
feature in these Instruments land where others TOO oiteh
tall is their remaining under the heaviest ana most
diicult playinguot string shatteriug or hatt'ng aud
the action remaining perfect that the performer IS ena
oiled at all times give instantaneous effect to emphatic
passages
Signed, GUSrAvE sATTER'
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T-S5S U1te5ngs' Lille Ex6iarant Is Gn ck and

eHsCual curing lhe mud Bg uvaltd cases OF
byspeusia KID Complaints mi an other derang1 mem
Of the OmuCh aud bowels aud viii revive th m3lau, upy
aud dropping surts immedI tey The feeble aus
aud K ~ shnud nv sold " Wa Eisks, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

E-3- The aged Can have health re lewed by
Hutrhiugs' Lie EXhildrant vii Gu Is uialibe reiu-
veunn and will restore wasted strength with magiea!
prOmpi and wonderful perumueuCe For old and fee
bio persons II has It's equal. sold by Mm Fiske Cleye
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49,, - sqcnane and imnhtuhe exec lence, For
al nesyous es Ss natter huw produced, II mus he
NJ ~ ole speCihC ~ Is also cure for ahlic-
ti9ns cen ri an M ill., ayer, stomach or brain ls mission
is To- stow stfeng h. Wahty uhd puyslch abhty' sod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

IMP0RTANT T0 FEMALEs.

a moderate o. that eXoellenr, HtG logs Llte IIh
rant II hGalthlul IN al its notions A an WAC.
ant has equal-rcuvcn tin the aged and weak yM
wonderful Ce eIIy aud permanent effect. Sold by VIM