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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

THE UNDkRSIG NED HAVING
III purchase the entire stock OF Clo hing, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Ye8tinea, &C. iron Aessrs. KDOH,
LEVI MAYHk, are now preparing for an on
lar cement Of their Fa Stock, with the intention to
carry on the Wholssals Clothing and Cloth BuE-
ness at thir heretofore occupied building No.. l4T
Water street. JOS EPH JACOBS A co,
= No. lls Wat st., Cleveland, o.,
And No. IS Leonard St, New York.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. q, I66l354
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TVRTESEMAR l,2& BARE DE
IL TEOTED By ROYAL LETTERs PATEHTo
England and secured By the Seals Of tie Eeols do
Eo.. 9 inyslpshls 81 skhaastson, spsTnatorrhc.
and al Physical disablitisa. I -7T-7
10 completely eradicAtes all traces Of thoso dis,
ensas thet have hsrstofora bssn treated hT tke s,
oious and Petniciou1 use Of co paiga and cue sbil
no ! has entizelF supplsnted IN inlutiOuS ne -
tnereb bF insufing o the gu8rer aDsedT r..
hss eisperslng AZ impafltlsS ma rootinE ont Il :
TRIEsEMARs Nos. !, ? and ), are preparation tlisl
orm o. ozengei devoid Of taste and small, kndrcan
be carried 10 tho Easetccat PICKET Bold n III zsSs
and divided into sepaEate to9cs ee admininferod 81
FalTea1 LaiemRnc Roux, kicol1, ac Price 81 eieh-
Wh.reby there q sa1ing d b. 70 bs lad hoissais
aud r1tails of Dr. = to. ~ 5le8cEsr strsst
1eE York. ImmediAtely on fec5iVinf . remittance
Dr. BarroW VIII forward the Triosstnar % any paf
of the world, securely packed and add esso aceord
ing to the instructions of the writer
SOD also ~ :. ,, aATLO8D and w
EIsKA 0isVolantl alm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

d we are enabled here 70 -ofsg the community Q
remedy which, while IL cures e1e above CON plaints
with Certainty d still p8raeesly harm In any
quantity. such remedy q lnFaluable di5trlctl
where thess a1lctiug disorders prevail. Thil
q CuBE expala the n1iasmatic poison d FEFna ksn
mont of the di5Gase, II taken on the dfBt apfroaeh
Of It's premonito-y q 7nptpns. II u not Dnly the
best remedy syer ye discovered for this cas OF com
plainta bus also n cheEpast Tha lara1 ann. N
We supply for doll " brings It within fha raacn o
svery body and II bilious districts, where E1ySr
AND AGUE prevail eTery-b body Ehonld have It and
uss freely both ior cure and protection. great
gdpcr1orsty o. tins re1ledy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain Of Intermt.
tents is that Il contains no Quinino OF nnerai co
eaquently Z prooncaa no Gninism or other tnjur o.
ehects whatever upon the constitutions Those elIrn
b Il are sfts healthy e n they he'd neysr bad he
Fever and Agle iunot alone thS eoaasaasnss Of
the miasmic poison. A graat variety Of disorderI
arise nom its irritation, aa9ng which urt Nral1ld
Rleulati.Ds Cod atsuduzhs BlinlleiI; = oofbacts
tioh, of ~ HDlssa, Htscl Fsir - ~ Bo,,eIl ~ -
which, when originstine n thi5 cause, put on ths
tutsynsislf tps, or become periodical. This OUHE
eIpeis the poison from the bloodg aud ccnaequo1y
cures them all alike Il q al inEauabio protection
70 Immigrants and persons trsYallingor t8ngorarily
reading IN the nal ioDs di8trict1. III takan octA-
sonally or daily Wl Epo8ed the infection, thai
VIII Be execrnted from he sy9teul and cEnn4t accu-
mulata IN sufficient Qnsiny . ripen into diseasa-
Hence Il ID even more valuable for protection than
they avail themselves of the heprotscton this rsmedy
Prepared By Or. j. o. AFKB : o., Level, Ma.s
Tor eala hV Strnnglf hrmafruug = tilguaiafId I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

Tho deep ricn loan Of the praries Is cultivated VII
such wonderful facility that the farmers o the Easar
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois In great nom
ber The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that % IN
gland, and The sol is 90 Feh that . viii support tWsn
millions Of people,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

JEW POYAIOES-3o B Ar
aRd lfoE llls bg oALDHA1aL 4 SINK Ioi1s.
0.gate1 GtIr
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NE sESts g rapidly fling up with population go,
Us persons having been adeed Encs 1850, malg shs
present populaon 723 563 rato q Io2 PER ce1l %
isn years. ft' .ai i a-'a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

TFrom the Examiner, NorfoEk. Val O.
They have been tested in more than a th6uan
cases, With entire success.
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IrECHAEICs, TARIIKRs 4 WORKING MEE.
TUE attention Of the enterprsng and Industrious poT-
i ton Of The community Is directed % the fOoWinsI
statements and liberal Inducements o1ered thsm BY the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, win enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry 20 provde
comfortable homes for themselves and families win
comparatively speaking, very littls capital =
LANDS OF ILLINOIS. y ~
No stats IN she VALLEY Of the lsssppio great
a. nducement 70 the settler as the STATE of Illinois.
tons Of climate and son 50 admirably combine TO pro
duce those two great staples, Co.'s and WEHa1 Rs ne
4 IPrRFies Of nlinoiA ofl ys5isq oa fr.r7 -
THE SOUTHERN PART fs'r
OF the State lies within the Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 ths growth of
Tobacco and Hemp, and tne neat s worth from 10 %
80 cs more per bushel thar that raised further north
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS. a
The deep ricn loan OF the przies IS cultivated With
such wonderful facility that the farmers q The Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 illinois u great nun-
bera The area Of Illinois s about equal 10 that % m
gland, and the 500 Is 90 Ieh that win support twenty
millions q people,
EASTERN AND soUTHERN MkRKETs.
These lands are contiguous to q railroad 100 mnes
n length, weh connects with other roads and naTiga-
ble lakes and rivers, thus aoTdlng On unoroken COM
munlcaton with The Eastern and Southern mnIksl.
3 APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
Veoplng the soil the great resources Of the State m
coal and iron are almost untouched The invarabe rule
that te mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
ere cheapest viii follow at early day in Illinois, and
n the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities OF the warrant the beef that e least
dve hundred thousand people VII be engaged IN the
slsss Of Illinois IN various manufacturing smpiey-
mentI.
RAILR0AD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.
Over 500 600 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended on The railroad system Of Illinois. lnasmuch as
part OF the income from several OF these works, win
valuable public fund IN lands, 60 % diminish ths state
axpeases iths TAzEs ARR LaES and must subsequently
svery day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
NJ Saz al & only SO JOS ,Ses L. dsd tsi1ia tis
Id .s years has bess reduced % $50, ,74s 3d. and
mar Reasonably ezpSt ai N te years z VII bsc0Iss
RRet ~ r. ~ 10 vac
Pamphlets descriptive Of fhs lands, SoE, climate,
On sPplcaton 70 -Hoia ga sJ-as.<rz4ss+(
81 si-o9.- - moli -la4u1a In Z -asn1
For the names OF the Towns, VzIla
noIs Cent. r. Rs5 ses pages ass, Is9 &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

9 q .hs -. STaOpaEi I'll SsAa1 aE' '.laaaIS'
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To avoid imposition observe the signature 20
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet on every label and
also "Stephen Sweets Infallible Liniment' clown
in the glass Of each bottle, without which none an
genuine. f-= tta y = RICHARDSON 3 CO.,
-s'..-r- fiii sole PrOprietors, HceWich, ct, .
Fer sale BY Strong &t rmstrOnE, Sole Agents foi
Cleveland. {. i3--' -E. sep77: Hzs16U
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ATLAETIc, AND GkEAT WEsTERE Rail-
noAD.-Walle learn from the best authority
that Chief Engineer Kennsrd has ordered
thEt work b commenced on al the sections
Of ths Atlsntio and Great Western Rail.
rOsd bstWssh Akron, Ohio. and The Sun.
bury ana Erie Railroad, not now under
way, immsdiatssy, and that The work be
pushed ferKatd With sl possible vlgOri
preparat6fy 70 pestihg down the super
strusturs; and for his purpose thrss
thousaad addi ihohsl msn WIN Be put spon
the Werk fsrlhVith. Ths gEsding and. ma
sOnry between akron snd RaVsnna Is nov
nearly eomplsied. The heavissi psfk Is
aerOas Penn ylsania, and The msier prspor-
tion q hs labor will be done In thal 10.
eality for he present or until Il shall be
50 far edvEnoSd rs not 70 rsiard the pro-
grsss fputting On tks suieEstTaeturs shsn
itshaIl be eonnssesd a Isrge portion ef
the iron has been purchased, ana Is resdy
to Be lsid dOEn 81 soon as the roadbed shall
be prcpsred for It, - . ,ssl9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

HARTFoaa, Trumbulf 90, o,
hereby certify that have been dealing N the
9refenberg Medicines for the past year and can trtl
y say that have never offered any medicines 70 ths
pablo that have met with the decided appreciation
u ne people nEe ehs5e particularly tho Pills Rnc
Jsthocon. Tnsy viii pgrfcrli ali aud more than is
promised for thsm- have sold Ebout-dity bottles
3l GotholieeH the pA1t Yaar eul hear tie best
cssuiis In every taaa-- J. q. o. JOHNSON,
Aareh q ls5l. Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

q
n -,.-, CURED
After all other Treatment Faiis!i
DR.. A. GIBSON,
O s%SS Gss 8 e. siS tS pa aS6F s sv5T f f as 3 Ha e,
the RboYe named dlsaasss. he VIII PAY tho same
S iSs 61i.sd stsSs tfosi, tss same ss$e disSssss | With
Saual success.
.aa6 A b. '5 E s q SSFofS SS5 S Sf bsSr 43S Sse ' e
nounce 10 tho unfortunate, that he has perfected
T TsPEEDY AND PERMANENT oUBE
- = PRIVATE DISEASES
With eli bal effects arising thsreuOm, innludiua
DEBILITY Oh HERVOUS PR0sFRATlOH.
of whom had eTpahded Eundreds Of dollars vifh
Sslatyled phyelan5i Who PrOfen 70 trea1 a private
mslRdies with success, and without receiving the
least particle Of benefit. lsTu- rErffl
Or. IBsOH does not boazt that he Is 9 member Of
sone College tn London or Peris, ns perhAra some
otherg do for ae purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
and who hold dut greet noFer % be rs-
this, that he Is able % RiVo entire satisfaction 10
those who Feposo eo6d5nas IN his ability aud integ-
dty, and thai ho has perfected an American systam
Of Treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don o. fart, or any patent medCn0 20 equa tor the
Iadjosl cure Of seminal weakness and Al diseases
derangemoEz, both niental and physical RrisinG
fncm sexual or Beoret hbuBe. ssaa
Or. 9LBaON also olains for his neW tTestment the
following advantages AL otherH yet discovered,
and first, the agents used IN TaspOct disagree
able; be uaes no reliea Of the dark ages, such as
40 rSstiotioas IN ist or b1sines Z required; Third
lY his treatment Is positive and certain in al caeos
BE stands prepared % 60 into any public private
hospital IN the United States and demonstrsts the
inmen5s superiority q hi5 neN treatment over any
other now known TO the world IN point OF prompt
ness, psEmeuaney, 1ai;aaos, SAFETY and QonVenienee
20 the paslent. 4-l -s.-sU Il
Dr. GIBSON e permanently located in CLEVELAND.
and has during the past $40 yeaIs partormed many
ouras Of diseases which had for years resisted AZ
other mOdea Of troatmont. Refareneeean 30 given
individuals OF the 0rBt respectabiiity In Cleveland
Bogton5 New York. aad other cities In regard 20
skill and integrity 10 ali professional ranBactiohs.
DyspspsiA, Bhuomatisn, ScrOfnla and all chronic
diseases treated with superior Huoces1.
~ Medicine sent 70 any Palt Of the oount-T on
rooslHt OF tan dollars.
ct his odios. l.E .I.s MOI e
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EgsetropGtky and Mediei,ss,
~ Ohics No. ll7 Ontario street, mp 5talrs, ieW
otios hour nom ; 70 9 and nom 70 e'olOok
patly, tSuDdaTa aTceutat-N auzS
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EAsTERN AND sOUTHERN KARKE
APPIICATIOE OF CAPITAL.

These lands are contiguous 70 q railroad 100 Hallei
n lengh Wheh connects with other roads and naTga
bs lakes and rivers, thus aordlng On unbFoken com
munication with the Eastern and Southern Hlafksu.
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r1l UFFom the Deaoerli, st. 0Ioud3 AIinn.Ilsd
z Il You are, or have been troubled with the had
ache, send for box, (Cephatic PIls,) 90 that voc
nzy have them In case Of an attack. ~4 Il
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from the AdVertIsss, PrOsSaeaos, Ri
ne testimony d their hVor 4 Etrens, from ths
most re4peotable quarters. --f e1Tc-a1
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Z 81 fTr0n the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa-l
Mr.. spaIding would not connect bis name WITH a.
article he didnotk k-EE to pnasess real merit
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OInoinnali- - rsrimsnt. q -

: - osI.D.i@rLaD.. ( snia.
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PoarAor CoUNTY ITEEs.-We clip q

PoRrAoE County TTEEs.-We clip the
following items from the Rsvenna Democrat,
Of the llth inst: [ur
LnzRkh AND PATREoFIC--Mr. and Mrs.
Orin Harmon, Of this village, prepared a hun
ifed substantial rations for the Miob.Ssn
roops, on Friday last, besides the lighter
Fslishsao Of cakes, pies, &c. - tla
The cheese seized at Wellsville by Q. s.
Msrshal Bill, belonging to Harvey Ba dwin,
has been delivered back to him. Mr.. Bald
win left Rayenns for Wellsville upon Mon
day. He intends selling the cheese in the
river towus within the boundaries Of Ohio,
and 50 originally intended, as be says.
Edmund BostWick, Esq, late Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas for the County Of
Portage, died ct lis residence in this village,
on Monday evening the 9th inst, after long
and wasting illness. He was faithful as q
public cf8cer, an upright man, and an
estimable citizen. He was the husband of
the well known pOetess, Mrs. h. L. Best
wick.
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CANFORDIs HATR DREssTNa
TwENrY-FIvE CENTS,

Or dresses II in any form desired d. tlIghtul peI
tune, and the largest bottle ever sold tor
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l9i fEroIa The KAnaEhA Valley Star. Val
We are sure that per.oas suharinE With headache.
Eho ~ them, viii stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

PoE CAnP CHAsE : FIfty.tWo recruits
passed over the Columbus Read shis morn
ing, for Camp Chase They are from VII
liams county.
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IRON ths Western 3. b GaEssts, Chicago. mi
" hsaEtlgr' 9dsESo Sir. spalding. and his uDEi
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Mechanics ard Workingmeu wlIi 1nd The lfee schoof
system encouraged By fhes sta1s an1 end0Ta riG ; =
large rsVeuus for the support OF schools Their ch
dfen live IN sight Of the church and schooihous
and grow up with The prosperity q the leading Sla a.
tthe Great Western Er1rsre.
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AfHansanm



u Cot Nrrs AZ B. HAnHR--tkany frnotS
hate s,sa "a tlroalAeon tOtAs siEsa that
the BsfassAsst At Tsshinelon, Rosld not
permit the trsnsfsE Of oApL HaEsn from
he regular service 70 the cOlOnslcy Of the
Fosty-Firsl Ohio Regiment now foFning
in thls sity. Hon. John crowell rsturned
from " ashinElcn lsss evening, and through
hisszsrtlonS, and those Of the numerous
riends Of Col Hassn, the following order
Wat issued by the Adjusant General, on
Fridag lsst, by inatrnotiOn Of The Presi-
dent, Uhiah settles the matter IS 70 the
coIonoley Of the F0rty-First Regiment,
Col HSssn ls exPsoted soarrlye in this
sisy, Ia : few days, to take charge Of his
a .gN NJ
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OeDhRlle Pills accomplish the object for WhIsI
tnaIEsre Aladei Wis Cure Of headschs In all it, lorms
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- - JOIN WHIFELAW,
elsyel.pd. ssvt 1ssl.-ss Oi'' O'sA ---1''- q,
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hundled and thirty men, tbe most Of whom
viii be in Camp early neEt Wsek, and expects
to have the maxium number during next
week. fslas.1si % ~
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ID gHIEgE.slEIE. - Z,ne

IHH 'rfla9 zanesVille
Courier says thil-hns e eiasnt was armed
: 6nd uHiforned here and -n0Ved into Vim
ginis on Friday. Il is dhdsi .sonmand Of
ssslo 1ioat SIommeF, the gallant defender Of Fort
ss Rlohsas, no coienai having been appointed
- forit sst. = - ~ 20 e Psas5 g M Ma
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lRfFERs FoR rHE cEvEHTH. ~ Joseph ,.
Uasks. fco.E. III Regiment vim leave
On Monday norning next for, Western ViF-
sinia, and Eill carry AT letters lsfs at this
oaes dariag tbs week 9
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OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton ragicn
while the soil Is admirably adapted 10 The growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the wheat Is worth from IS
80 cts per bushel than that raised further north
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

slrsOld BY Drpssists and All DsAlers in Medicine
=, Bog Etn besant by mall, prepaid, on receipt q
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TSan.. 5.5s.,s :, olEt ss.lea .. nensg only.
O0TJRT OF DOMINION PIFAg


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OOUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.-Ths said -
fsndant, Thomas penham- who Is & nen -residanl %
the STATE 81 Ono is hereby notified that the 1sid
9arvin Kent Plaintiff, on the q day Of AuRlst,
1871 nled Ia th1Dt1ce Of the cierk Of the Court 81
Semmon Pleas ol Oulehoga county. Ohio, hiH-p8ti-
te1 agains said Den ham, the otject oud praFer q
which - q recover iudgEleut against the said de.
lendant On bic liability a. eadorser M io.r rl6lni8-
soIy notes lor s3g each made 6y J. . Blackhurn,
Dated Cleveland January q, 1879, parable with IN
efest annually, resp ctisely In Two, three, four AID
nEe years ncln date, % the order a said Tnouias
penham, azd b hin endorsed - he piaintid-
eeld petition frayE 1ment On cl13s Of actin No
Tor t4i3 50. Ws4h Interest on f % from JanuarY
IS ISL, and or = 60 IRON Jauuary ., l6fe o.
eause Of action 30 for SIS "a and interest o. 81
9 nom teHqssg =. lses Iapd On s2 50 from lnpuaTy
- le6ls On cause of aclIon o. tn IS 60 and In
eere8t On - 50 nom - Id aud on 81 81
from January Is. 1851; and On causs q 1cfion 80
Tor StttQ and interest on 50 90 frogi tnnary q,
1850, and on 2 sg from January "a fL
Said defend mt q hereby notlled I'll an order of
astachmsnt has been issnedin aid aftion, and thai
be IS required 10 Answer aaid petition M 18th dal
:, O''O'oi' col daA FAINEAvApr.
-as-et. lo a.Ell z AsLt NftoeneT5 or pIeinffE
Cleveland. AugCst Il. ISL anaSs7IIE
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From the Advertiser. Providsncs, &. II
Ths Oephalio Pills are said 70 b. 8 remarkably e.
eotiye remeJ Tor the headache and one Of the very
sr beon discovered. - - =
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20 mfFrom the So. Louis Demoorat.li d,
Ths Immense demand for the srtice (0sphalio PilIsl
q rapidly susreasiuF
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zs-Rssd What pr. bushnell says Of the e-sSsn.
yerg medieincs.-DF B. Is phy ysieisn OF 6xtsnaiRt
PRACTICE and OF the most successful in the cOun-
y fIrnIRbullJ ts-Uhich he resides -.
.piis oeytifea that ! have used ahe GTels6hsrs'
Z slaSnd-e elarahalH hotfcOhr soid befe.bf u.
yohnsonst stp my ypractfce.4 1lleZ arB sood cncs
y sold bT y riggi ists bud h1edsein6 nealIsB throurh
Jut ths eogrtry Medicines OF Arencies, a.
ireBs T>i5@Bs-B. ifINGSIlE ,tliegslaut II
iA3sd&W p General AFsftf1r Dab
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MedieItllelssi.. tllsi.
SoRoFULAg on KINGS Evil,

b1r SoROFULA4 oOR KINGS Evil, doc
Is A. CONSTITUTIONAL DIS.
Ease. CORRUPTION q The blood, by which th.is this
the eircuatons it perTades the whole body, and may
burst out in disease any part Of it. No organ is
not sR dssr0y ly fs !s2odas RGG shsFs sRf iRs
cRused By nercurial disease low living d3oFderes
2s pnaesltny iSoe, impure ar NTH Spd ~ nao
real inieetion Nhateyer be its origi" IT is heTed
tary IN the constltution, descending iOu parents
indeed, It seems to Be- the rcd Of Him ao ssys, d
VII visit the iniqGities Of thu hthsrH UPON thair
Ifs effects commence BY deposition frem the blood
o. CORRUPT Or uieerous matter, which, u the lugs
the glands sEelings; and on the suraoe, eruptions
o. sores This foulsorruption, which gsnasfs In tbe
lous contributors not Only suffer ron seroiaio1s
comPaints, but they have far less power to with
vast nun befG perish By disorders which, altheugb
not scrofulous in their nature arS still rendered a.
sumption which decimates the human family has its
origin directly in this scroful0u8 contafn3aation
and many destructive diseases Of the liver kidnoya
brain, and, indeed Of all the organs, arise from oi
arg aggravated By the same cause. 5ruor
persons ars 81 invaded M by 6 1rns ii aeon' SIa
their health Is ungEmined b7 i. 70 eleaass i IRON
tive inedieins and inv ,rts Il by SS Y 11 I'd
e1arciee- Such medicine We supply
A 7 E R s -'oia'9s97 %
OoNPoUND ExFRA6F OF SERaLpARTLEA,
the most sHectual rs1edy Which the medical skilo
our timee device for this everywhere prevailna
and fatal malay It e combined from the most -
tive remedials that have been discovered for the ex
purgation Of this foul disorder from the blood, and
the rescue OF the syatem from its destructive conBo
Qucncos- Hence Il should be employed for TIE cGrf
Of not only STofula but also those othsr aecfiori
which arise from IL, such as ERUPTrVE IN E5Ku
DI8EAsEe, st. AM HOlgYs bIRE, ROSE, oF EBFnFE,
Las, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs, BLOTCHEs, BLAIEs, anC
boIIsi IUMORe, IETfBR and SALT PuUKtIi SuEi
HEAD, -RINGWpRz. RHKuMATIsnI, .HuIrIC aa6
MEECURIAL DIsEAsEss BROPsY, DesPEPsIA. D1BiI.
III, and indeed, ALI CcMPLsIE1s ARRIsIEg FBON
hIrIATED Oh IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belit Il
stnip parity Of the blood is founded In truth, tu
acrofula ts degeneration Of tbe blood. The partics
ular purpose and virtue Of this Saraaparills s 70 %
riV and regenerate this vital fluid without Whicl
sound health b tmposaibls In contar1inatsd consd
4 'AI'oess 70 ynsq qnca : Of bs3n5ss1q bas
AYERS yAsGUEl CURE
7s- 70 FOR TaE SPEEDY CURE OF
EsteTMittslt EeVsT, or Fever asd Aoals, RsniB
tsnt Fever, oKig Fsger, D55i5 4gVs, p
riodSeal Hs&dlehe, o. BiS7ioas HsaS-
aehs, and BilISoiig FegeTs, indeed,
p -'''ol foS Sbs t5k0ls class Of Dis-
a1i a5st eGsss on.ofEatizg IN b.
i-s koTy dsTaHQsnsnL
egased by tks %
-J AalaTis aa
- hia M r-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

/ % From the southsrn Path Finder, E.OJ1
9ZY then you that are afdiotsd, and We are BuFl
that our testimony be added to the ALREADY nu-
msioq1 list that has recaiEad 6enets that other
meeictn can produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUI

eEDE Sil save ten TINES its ooSs annually. q