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Why should our tears in sorrow dOw
When God recalls his own.
And bids them leave awOrld OF woe
Eoran immortal crown
stCnsrrinn.n

The New York Evening Post thus summa-
rily dispOses Of the coercion bugbear:
As for the pulling cant about coercion, -
it receives answer from the very men who
have raised it. Not one of the State eOnyel-
lions which have passed 4" secession Ordinan-
ces" but has hastened to add to the treasOna-
bic act another defining treason against the
leaders Of The rebellion, and providing for its
punishment. Il seems too trite TO argue
that without power TO enforce Obedienee all
government is farce, and law only hollow
mockery. The authority 10 make laws con-
fers by implication TIE power to enforce them,
even if the President of the United States
were not bound by solemn oath to carry
into effect that which remains, until lis con-
stitutionally changed or abrogated, the su-
preme law Of the land.
III the eyes of the Conditional traitors,
only the supreme government must be coerc-
ed only the federal officers may be bullied
only the supreme law Of the land can be vio-
lated with impunity; only treason is judged
praiseworthy and "statesmanlike."
Secession is rebellion; 'ipeaceable seces-
sion," into consenting to which the Mont
gOmery rebels have tried to bully the federal
government, Is impossible while the chief ex-
ecutive officer Of the nation remains true to
his oath. The federal government is strong
enough to forbear to the last moment but
when the time comes it will not lack the
strength to strike q death blow at all this
blatant treason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

lNHEY ARE USED AND RE-
Il COMMENDED by leading Physicians Of the
CO. utry, and all who try them pronounce them in-
valuable.
DR.. JAMES L. LEEPER, writes from Navarro,
Stark County, OhU,-.The Bitters are highly prais-
ed BY those suffering from Indigestion, DYsPePsia,
and Liver Complaint"
Z. 8. DAVIS, Postmaster at Williamport, Ohio,
says-"They give great satisfaction. use them my
self having taken cold, Oeeom8 PROSTATE and lost
my appetite. 1t relieved me, an ean recommend
it with great assurance Of its merits"
Dr.. Wm.M. KERR, OF Rogersville, Ind, writes
that they the most valuable Medicine offered.
He has recommended them with great success, aud
with them made several cures Of paipitation OF the
Heart and General Debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, Blounlsyille, Henry
Co, Ind, writes Us long letter, under date Of May
for three years with great nervous debility papta-
ton Of tue heart Of the most severe and prostrting
character, latter usinga lev bottles complete
ly restored, and am now IN robust health"
GEOhGE W. HOFFMAN says be was af1ete1
with rheumatism for twenty years. IN all its variju
orms and the date Of this letter he had been
years well the Bittera efiectng the cure Whsn
eral Physicians attending him could do him no good
he says-"For Kheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plalut, Kidney Affection or Dropsyi It Is spec1nc
c0rtnln remedy.
J. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Aliea County,
Ohio, "a section wheTs Fever and Ague prevallBil
that he most cheerfuly recommends them OF decided
merit IN all cases OF Fever aud Aguoi Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
DIX. GALLEHERS, MD, writes from Van Vert
ohio-.'I most respectfully recommend the SAerry
Wine Btters 20 the notice Of Dyspeptc persons, aud
10 all who require a stimulating medicine,
SUOH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Eso-Full Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsTs EVERYWHERE
Pries IS Ceslts per B0ttIs.
IN. HARRIS CO., Proprietols,
Cincinnati, o., for the Western Slateg.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
L. +. GAYLORD, CleEelsuo.
Q. 5 MACKENZIE, do
WILLIAM FI5KE, do
4. W. nACkkIUEk, do
STRONG 4 &ARMSTRONG, do
CHURCHILL BIC, do
W. A. GRAHAM, Sandusky.
ROBERTS 3 SAM HI. Columbia, fab9
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A FRIFND N NEED. nay JT.

DR. SWEETS lEFALLIBLR LINIMEST o. psesared
ron the FseiPe Of DR.. stephen Sweet o. Ten
Eeoticut the great bonesstter, and has be usod in
hs practico or the last twenty years With the most
astonishing success. As external renieay Il is
without rival, and viii alleviate pain more speed
" than any other Preparation. For all Rheumatic
snd Nervous Disorder it Is trnly lnfalllbis and
curative for Seress Wounds, Sprains, Bru s8s. 6e.
~ sesthing. heaiug, aud powerful stTenetlssuing
FFopsrties, excite the ast wonder and asioushment
q Al who haveeger given It trial over four
nundrsd certificates of remarkable cures, PEI ormed
b lt within the last two years, attest this fsct
For sale By Strong & Armstrong and Wm. tlske.
See advertisement sepg7-R25dkW
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-We conqratulate our readers

~We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of euFe cure for Rheumafism. Gout and
Neuralgia, and al Mercurial Diseases, which d eff
fected without the Of internal medicihe1, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
OniY. In fact, II is the only known remedy esetiag
perfect cure, aud we feel warranted, from lie re-
Communications, ia calling the attention Of the af-
nicted and those having friends suffering from Rheu-
matism, Gout Neurnlgin, the perniciou8 elects
u our paper, oi Dr. Leland's Anti Rheum&tic Band.
eal-sOld BY Hm. FISK &, Cleveland, D. fsbS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

A PERSONAL" writer in the New York
Leader describes Mr.. Russell, the LOndsn
Times correspondent as plump, middle
aged, broaa-shouldered, gOod-humored look
ing; well poised, rotund, eomplacent courtlyi
between 4s and 30 years of age; short iron
gray hair parted down the middlei plump,
warm colored cheeks; smoothly shaved,
save a short moustache; double chin; blue
eyes nothing remarkable in the way of mouth;
nose "rather brief than substantial" his
massive throat eneased in q snowy tie his
broad chest making an immense display OF
snowy linen, dotted here and there with
diamond studs his waistcoat a miracle Of
embroidered silk; dark in color save where
illuminated by flowers or traversed BY his
heavy watch chain-another thinner chain
running round his neck, meandering over his
canbric friIls and terminating in pair Of
eve-plasses which be is very fond of fddling
with while speaking this substantial and
slightly protubersni 6gdFs msystana about
Eve feet seven inches high in his boots and
such is a true. picture Of Mr.. Russell as the
snob saw him Gt the Astor House dinner a
ltlle Whle. ago. .ILt-E .-rsl....-.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

EE-Read what Or. bushnell says. OF the Grafen-
berg Medicines Dr. b. Is a physician Of extensive
practice and one Of the most successful In the ooun
" (Truuabull) IN which be resides:
siFhis certihes that have used the GrHfan berg
PIliS aud MarHhall's Catholicon, sold here by a. C
Johnson, 10 my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumdull county, Ohio, March ], 1851,
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through.
out The country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress Il. b. AlhGbLEtr OieFolanl.
jan2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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PREPARED By
DIR. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S..
AYERS CUFRRY pECTORA

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
hes won for itself such a renoWn Tor tho cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint tltef
lt entirely unnecessary Tor a. 10 recount che evils
dauca Of its virtues wherever 10 has been employ
As It has long been IN constant use throughout th
section, We need not do IuOrU than tho rco1e
rs quality Is kept mp the best itever has neg d
that it may be relied 70 do for their ruict a &c
has ever been found 70 do.
AYERS GATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR TIE CURE OF
CoSiipsnes5, Jaulios, Dggpepsia, 4fdeosito, Dpirr
EsrV Foai S0Hach, Eslpsiasi he1izele, El.c1 l cl1
Lropsy Tstisr Tisors aud Slh hieai, Ho-uls, t1uif
Nssrulgia, q DiHner tfii, a1d for Purifying
They are sugar-ooated, 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they e-e the best
aporent In the world for all the purposes OF iau
phyaic
Price Is cents Per Box; Five Boxes Tor Sl.oo.
Great numbers Of Clorgymens fhyGiciaul, sfute1-
men, and eminent peraQnaggs, have lent thar naata
dies, bur space hers viii not permit lhe Insertion
Of them Eus Agents below named furnish eiall
our AMEHIcAS ALMASAC, IN which they IRE eitens
With also fali descriptions Of the shove con 3
and the treatment that should Be ioion9a i1i mex
ourc.
Do not be put Of BY unprincipled dealers win
other pfenarations they make more plQlL Nl- u
nand AYERis, and take no others. 1le sleA eaLs
the best aid there Is for them and they should nafo
az An our remedies are for sale by VIZ. EpEEl
sTRoHa & ARNsTEoNap u. n. GAlLoi-ps and ~ al
sAyer's Cherry Psetoral. sarsaparilla and "a
therfIe pile arc for sale By Churchill Brother
" corner Public square and ontario street.
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Everybody recoIlects the diamond wedding

Everybody recollects the diamond wedding
Of the rich Old Cuban and the New York
belle A recent letter from Cubs says
3 Il may interest cur fair readers to remem-
Der that Havana Is the home Of Siguor
Oveiio. the hero Of the diamond wedding.
Here he Is known as a mulatto, at least half
blaek. and be is said to be Blue Beard for
brutaiity. He Is rich; but as he and his
bride are excluded from all good 50 -ie h.s
wealth can hardly compensate bic lnly Tor
the sights and seciusion to which hsr ltr Is
bencsforth destined. A sad and dearly bOug ii
conclusion Of 80 brillisnts bridal.
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MANHO0Dl
now IosT, now aEsfoRED.

49,
luut published on the Nature, Treatment and
Rsdicsi Cnfe Of parmstorrheo, OF Seminal Weak
nsss, ssrusi Debility, Nervousnesa, involuntary
Emissions and Impoieney, resulting FROM lIabuae,
&C. NJ Robt. J. CelrerWell, NJ. D. sent under sea-
in plan oEvelops, to auy address poat-paid, on ~
celpt ef tWo stamps, By pr. Gins. J. Q. Kline lfi
B8vorT, New York. Post onloo hox, No. l,ia6.
rnareIsdau.s4O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

On. S. A. WRAYER's CERATE.-It is now
about ten years since this article was st introduced
~ the public, and such has been its success, that
fro the annual sale ola few thousand bottles oft,
the sales have now resched Millions In the same
length Of time. Now what Is tho reason Of this
great Increase Of It's use simply from the set that
there never has hesH au article that could bo COM
pared 20 IT, for curing many fthat class fdisoase
which have always been said 10 be ineurabe. II has
cured diseases apr they have stood for years, and
sTery ether irisd remedy has failed. Il has effected
peruuncnt cures. Another reason Of Its great sue
Gees la from the fact that when one person uses it,
6nds out what Will do and tells Il his lghbors
aud the Of one bottle Is 10 make sale Of hun
drsds ofothers. We have never pufed IT, or tried to
force upon the public, but have len It to make its
way and establish It's own reputation andi has
% ar done H. thst In most places where t has been
introduced it takes the place Of AL other Olutments
and Salvos.
Hs-sOld By \. =. Gaylord, o. S. Mackenzie, T.
". sackTider, strong 3 Armstrong and Vim. Fiske,
Cleveland, U.
n9-see Advertisement.
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hIOTHER,s REAp WINS

he following Is an extract from letter written
BY ne pastor Of Baptist Church 10 the /" Journal
aad Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks VOL
umes In iavor oi thai world-renoWned medicine Of
AHs- WiNsLow'a SoorRIss sYaur qoa CHILDREN
fEEFHisa;
I'VE uee an advertisement In your eolnnns of Mrs.
.WinsiOw'e soothing Syrup. Now Ws never said 5
word 10 iaVor Of patent medicine bssyfs % our liiei
buf We ee com pelled 70 Say to y0urreae t1at this
no humbug-wE HAVE rRED II, AND RSOw IT TO
Al IT CLAIMS. 1t Is probably, one Of the most
oosssful medicines 81 the day, because it Is ons oi
ths bsst. And those OF yOuBr readers who have bRbie
san't % bstter than TO lay in 3 supply
Sc advertisement 10 smother column. sep2sRss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

TRAVELLERS shouId haqs = bottle with them,
as IL Will tniailibly prevent any dslstoriou5
quenees following upon the change Of climate or
water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

Some excitement was caused the day be-
fore the election in Rhode Island by the ap-
pearance Of letter from Hon. George H. CAL
vert, long a prominent Democrat, announc-
Ing bis purpose to support the Republican
party, and urging his friends to do the same.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
l. prepared by DR.. q. p. BRLLISGHAN an eminent
physi ian Of London, aud Is warranted 20 bring out
thick set OF
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hereby certify that have been dealing In the
grwsnberg sdicines for the past year and can tru
iy say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
publlc that have met with tho decided APPRECIATION
Of The people like those, particularly the fill9 and
CathoiicOn Thoy will perform all and more than t1
promised for them. / have sold about nttY bottles
af fhs Iatholcon the past year and hear the beat
results in every case. ). IL. Y. .yghNeOht
Mnrch I, ISL. Medical Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

And to you We eappeal, % detect TIE illness or de-
cline not only oyour daughtsrB baore e q too lata
but also yOaT sous aud hu5balds Tor while the for
mer nom false dsllcacy, otter 60 down 10 prema-
ture graFq, rather than let th5ir condition Be known
in time the latter are ofts1 sc mixed up with the
excitement 81 business that II Il not for you,
they, too, would travel in the sane downward palh
until Il d too late 70 arrest tbslr fatal M But the
mother is always yigilant, and % you confidently
appeal Tor We 1urs Jour never-f1ling adection
will unerrlngiy point you 70 Prof. WOODS Re
bTQRATtHE OOROlAL and BLOOD RENOYA-
TOR - the remedy Whlch should b always on hand
In time of need.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

II viii not only cure the debility foll0Eing CHILLs
and FEVER, but preVeat all stack arising from
miasnatie nnuenoes and cure the dil5ass at once, Il
already attacked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
BLOOD RENOVATION

Is precisely what its mana indicates, for Whils
pleasant TO the tasts, it e rovigiflng, exhating
and strengthening to the vital p0Wsrs. It also ~
vvlnes, reln5tates and rsnSWI the blood IN ali its
original purity, and thus restores and readers the
system invunerable 70 attacks Of disease II s the
eRly preparation ever offered 20 the world In pos.
ular fnrm 50 as 70 be within the reach Of ALL
So chemically and sklltully combined e. % b the
most powerful tonie and yet Dsrsotly adspisd e.
to sct In perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and hencs soOthe the weakest stomach and tone up
the digestive organs and aaT all nervous and other
irritation IL Is also perfectly sxhilaratlng In its
effects and Jet it a never followed b. lasstnds or
depression Of spirits. Il Is composed entirely Of
vegetables, and tboso thoroughly combining power
fal tonic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never iRurs. As g sure preventive and cure Of
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THE GREFENBERG
MARSHAII5S UTERINE CATHOLICON,

which f. offered as certain cure IN cases a9oompa-
nied with The following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, Fuintuoss, Deranged Appetttes salloE
Complexion, Pain In tho Back and kidney, Chilis,
0oid Hands and Feet BlOaatings FeVerishness, heu-
raiqia PnlpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness, herv-
ousness Headache, Restleasness, Disturbed Sleep
Fiuanes of the Heart, General Pain Crawling and
Pain IN the Spine aud between the ahoulderst Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigesiioni Difficult Passing %
ITrpe with hoat or smArtiEg, Itching Burning or
I'm tstion TO the Uterine organs, hightmures Dis
nair Uysterics Anxiety, Red Eaces Nervous IWitcn-
ing Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper sao-
Dfsa ileurnyed Appetite, flatuencc, Bloated and
Trreqular Bowels Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Itsriue Organs, Numbuoss aud Pans IN the Lin bsi
Loss OF the Memory beWlidefnenh aolehe1a IN the
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II. this connection We Ouer lew testimonials;
~ AM a Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
eyreuit I have met with many women troubled With
fhs diseases for which you advertise Marshalis Ute-
rne i,stholicon as q care have advised it, use and
49, RsY. PETER SHARP,
~ Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

For sale BY STRONG a ARMSTRONG, Agents
o. Superior street. Cleveland
~ Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup, the genuine
arLlr-a. for ale BY lnurrlILL I. .rn-ln .ru---..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

HORSES ron TIE PrEsDEST.-A pair of ele-
CANT horses have been purchased of Wm. H.
Van iCott Of Victor, Ontario county, for
President Lincoln. The price paid was 81
600! r They are thus described: sixteen and
a half hands high, six years old, beautiful
dark brown ip color, with tan noses, lowing
tails, wen matched, and altogether very
stylish and attractive eam.-Bg9d1o cypress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

D6rif y0p have sick friend, what more
Christian yen do than 70 administer relief TO
thslr distress IN n take them q supply Of Or. S.
o. Rlehsrdson's Concentrated sherry Wine Bitters.
They are aa aileyaior of pain as we as arst class
lnvigorator.
~ TIE sherry Wine Bitters are for sale By 4. =.
GAYLORD. SNous q Armstrong, and o. $. hsekenEie,
Clsyeland, o.
go Adrarli.-u.ant al.anhera.
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Read yhs, ss' Pres .y ssE saSEHsusAy testing

Read what the Press 5ry, after thoroughly testing
ho matter, and no one can have doubt
81 Prot WOODS Restorative Cordial and Blood
ReuoYator = genuine medieins Of nal merit pleas
ant . the taste, and tnVigOratng 70 the Iystem--
While Il puriheg the blood aud soOthes the nervous
irritation, i aida the organs Of Digestion % perform
their functions and re71t the assault Of disease. II
is chemical compound 50 Bkilfully combined that
while it eLhilaratel e does not provoke the asgude
which usually follows excitemsnt. A tonic com
pound sEeuaVey vegetable mGttar e is absolute
ly beneficial and no ~ e1ects possibly sccol-
pany It's use. lt Is an intaldblo and speedy remedy
Neuralgia, Palpitation ofths Heart, FALLING OF the
Womb, and other delicate diseases 70 which woman
Attacks, Liver Oomplaiut5i go1tive1sss, DYSPEPSIA,
Consumption, and host Of evils heIh il heir to- Il 9
8 certain cure.-.st- Louis Morning Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

Mr.. Breckinridge says that he owes all
that he is to Kentucky, The Cincinnati Ga
zette replies that in case he should become
bankrupt, the State wOuldn't lose much,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

sLat he Union men plant themselves firmly
on Tie Union, the Constitution and
the enforcement of the laws. It is no
time TO talk Of compromises when rebels as
sail the lawful government When the enc
my is at the gates, true men dismiss their pri-
Yate disputes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

A newspaper carrier in Lafayette, Indiana,
WHO he'd been sorely annoyed by dog, puF-
chased an interest in the animal, ana tnsn
shot bis bali ~ 4EE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

EB-Prof Woods Restorative Cordial It q recorded
In the Classics that Psyche sent 70 climate
warmer than the West indies, 70 procure sample
OF the beauty % Proserpina in q box. After some
delay the messenger returned e. e soon the TOD
desh Il heir TO- Fortunately hope was found In ths
bottom Of the box. Prof Wood Restorative Cordial
revivel the recollection Of the story Tor II invtgo
rates the BLOOD aids the organs Of digestion, impara
strength y the nervous system AID fortthe1 TIE
citadel OF health e. % bid deaaucs the sa5ault
OF disease. IL l healthy tonic, oompOssd entirely
Of vegetable produetonss and While it - ex
aa pure wine, mi 0ua regults possibly follow
is use 1t Is desdoratuns IN the medical world and
those who aielsd With loss ofappetitg, Dygpep-
sia, Consump pton, Faintnesa, Giddines8 Neuralgia,
Paipitaton Of the Heart, Sc, will fnd here an In
tlliibls panaces.-lst- Louis Daily Express.
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SUGAR oOATED-PURELY VEGETABLE
mHESE IIISTLY CELEBRATED
KURIOUS KOINOIDENCEl
- SLOAN UNDER THE CoUNTER!l
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A Do1ill

SMITH AND UIHLho N 4 DVA "
NORRIS IN sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can ind the best Medicine IN use
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar TO such Animals
hey are a Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs
Sl- These Powders always give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, testify. Bee
Circulars. Try them. For sale By u, y. daylerui
strong Cleveland, o., and " all Druggists IN the
country Also, at wholesale By the Proprietor at e
RSis iSes! g ssd1T sa5TS''sl G. q. RoRRIs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

All of the GreFsnbsrg Medicines are for
oHUBeRILL APRoEa,H}R,ss z ; 9SgSliIs.' ~ ~.
BIO 3, W cor OntErio q. A.Fupho saaAtl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

MOTHERS should use it, for it & psrIsct relief
taken mouth two before the final trial she viii
pasa the dreadful period with perfect and satstyl
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10 YOU WANT WHISPERS?
DO You WANT wHIsKERs2
Do YOU WANT A MUsTACHE1
Do you WANT A MUsTAUME7
BELLIN CHANTS
CELEBRATED
STIMnLATING ONHmENn

STIM u LATING 0NGUENT
FOR THE WHISKER3 AND HAIR.
The subscribers take pleasure iu announcing to
the citizens OF the United States that they have OBJ
tained the Agency Tor, and are enabled to offer
O. the American public, the above justly celebrated
aud world renowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
l. prepared by DR.. q. P. BRLLISGHAaI, an eminent
physi ian Of London, and Is warranted 10 bring out
8 thick set OF
WHISPERS OR MUSTACHE
in from three to six weeks This srtit "a Is tho only
one Of the kind used by tho French, and In London
and ln Paris il Is in universal use.
IL Is beautiful economical, soothing, yet stimu-
lating compound acting If by magic upon the
roots, causing beautiful growth Of u1uriant hair.
applied TO the scalp it will BALDN ESS, aud
cause 20 spring up in place Of the bald spots fine
Will turn RED or tOwy hair DARK, and restore iTay
har 10 It's original color leaving t soft smooth and
flexible. The "ONGCENT'' Is an Indispensable ar
uclo 10 every Gentlemans toilet, anu after one weeks
nee ~ would not Tor any consideration be without
o.. The subscribers the only Agents for the ar
tele ia the United States, TO whom all orders must
be addressed.
Price-Une Dollar Box For sale by all Drug.
gists and Dealers box Of tho "Ongucnt" (war-
rnntcd - 1ve the desired effect will Do sent to any
who d. irr Q, By mail (directl securely packed, on
receipt vi price and postage Sll5. Apply to or ad-
dress HORACE L. HEGEMA6 Co,
Druggists, &c,
teh2l;3i9dAw "a Williums st., n. Y.
BB-FOr sale by +. A. Palmer, Druggist, corner Of
Prospect and Erie streets, and Strong Armstrong,
lleVuinud. tlhin-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

o. J. WOOD, Propristor, No. ~ Broadway, New
York, and No. IL Market dfFest, 81 Loui1, No, and
sold By All good druagiats- Price ~ % PER Bottle.