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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05

UAIhuAAt Jan. =
Gov. Blair delivered his Inaugural Message to
both Houses Of Legislature, o. Lansing yesterd y.
In discussing national affairs, he denies the right Of
secession and IN aluding 10 the present position Of
South Carolina, says ii il could properly be done
presume the country generally would be willing 10
let that restless Ettie ion retire from the con-
federacy foreVer-and that cannot be without admit
Ihlg done and no government remains TO Us, but
only voluntary association u tates, dissolVabl0 at
the pleasure Of any Of them.
If South Carolina may OF right secede, then
may also New York and Louisiana; thus cutting
OF the free right Of way Of the entire Northwest
% the ocean in both directions. The doctrine
cannot be admitted. Self preservation, If no
claims that the Constitution OF the United States
Is not compact or league between independent
sovereign States. On the contrary, il is 8 fOun
dation OF government established by the people
Of the lnited States as e WhOie-perpetual in its
character and possessing all the elements Of SOW
ereign power and nationality. He denies that
the Personal Liberty Laws have had the elect 10
prevent the execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law
in a single instance; but whenever appeal has
been made 10 the Courts enforce that law, it
has been done 4 good faith he invites judicial
scrutiny into the legislation Of the State, and is
willing to abide by the result, but is not willing
the STATE should be humiliated by compliance
with the demand to repeal these laws accom-
panied with threats Of violence and war
He concludes by recommending that at an
early day the Legislature make It manifest 20 our
Representatives in Congress, and TO the country,
that Michigan is loyal 70 the Union, the COnst-
tuition and the laws, and will defend them to the
uttermOst, and 70 prOfer 10 the President Of the
United States the whole military power Of the
State for that purpose
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TELFGRAPHIC
Yesterday's Report.
PONY ExPnEss ARRIVED.

Goht hhAhNAAt Dec. T.
The Pony Express with san Francisco
dates to the ga ult. passed here at u
o'clock night
The Pony Express, with ST. Louis dates
70 Dec dth, reached San Francisco on the
20th. The Presidents message was tele-
graphed from St. Louis 10 Fort Kearney,
where it overlook The Pony on the 7th inst,
and thus came through to San Francisco,
striving on the 18th II was telegraphed
thence 70 San Francisco by two wires, and
Immediately published in The Bunetin and
Alta.
The reading Of the message and the pro-
ceedings Of Congress up to the nth Of De-
oember, tend to increase the anxiety Of the
people concerning the critical condition Of
The Union
The entire press Of the State aoW take
serious views Of the secession movement
and favor the preservation Of the Union, if
possible, BY mutual concessions. All the
Republican papers advocate the repeal Of
the Personal Liberty bills Of the Northern
States
There Is some talk OforganiEing Pacific
Republic If the South sscedes, but the pres
ent sentiments Of vast majority Of the
people is undoubtedly 70 strive 10 preserve
the Union as it is, and to stay with all that
remains Of the Union if any portion seoedes
The Legislature Of Washington Territory
was in session. Paul K. Hubbs was elected
President Of the Council
The Douglas Democrats have majority
in the Council and a plurality in the House.
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0OMMEROIAL.
OLRvRLAND pIARKRr-TaN. 4.


FLOUR-sals5 Of 80 bbll choice extra at $500,
and 40 bbIs double extra white ct $3.50 Rye is nom
inal at Ss,5o@s75. Buokwheat is worth sz.2sez,5O
9IWt..
WHEAT-Tlrm. Sales Of cars on track at 81,
and do At Sl,0l.
C0RN-Very qnist at Sc.
OATs-saie Of I car on track at 25c.
HEE-ssles oflOO bush at 6Oo.
HoGs4Aetiye and firm Sales Of IS head at s.
u
LARD-saieu of2 kegs new atec.
EUTTER-Tery dull ct lee for Central packed,
l2e TOR do roll aud Is9iso for W. B. do
CHEEsE-Dall at range Of s9IOe-
EGGS-seIling At l5c.
POULTRY-soaroo. Selling al Sc i0F-eh 'ck-
ems and Turkeys.
sEEDs-olOyer ia steady at $3.50 Timothy re-
mains inactive and nominal.
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FROM HARRIsRURGH.

HARRIsBURGHi Pa Jan. 4.
Appearances strongly Indicate the election Of
Mr.. COWan as U, S. Senator. WilmOt is his
strongest opponent.
The aBti-CamerOn men await the arrival Of Mr..
Mcclure anNiOusly.
Congressmen Sterrit, Eillinger and Mcpherson,
Of Pennsylvania, are here on commission TO
pursuade the Republican members of the Legis-
lature not 70 pass an appropriation to arm the mi
litia.
RIr. Sterrit expresses a doubt as to the ap-
pointment Of Cameron as Secretary of the Treas
ury. The friends Of Mr. Cameron state that
they saw a promise Of the appointment under
Mr.. Lincolnis signature.
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CHFRIFF78 SIlII IIF-pUR5TTANT


GHERtFba 81 BALE-PU UR5UANT
the lourt or Common ploas of Cnyahoqa county, al
the auit of william L. Gordon plalntI aFafnst
Agahel 81 Jackson, ct a., daiendants to no directed
shsi d8r for sale at public suction AZ tie door ot
county, on the 9Th day Of January is5l atz O'Clock
p a., the following described lands and tinensnfa,
Situate in the township Of Cleveland aul City Of
CeVoandt in The state of Ohio, which j. alo In the
county Of Cuyahugas ane L known b. being p4rt Of
lots 1876 and l97 in the Wllsyyls allotment in Ohio
Uty-ag formerly called, now City Of on Vaud, and
bounded as follows: north by the north Lin Of lots
NOS lP6 and 10; east b. the east line oi sa Qt ls
and south By line parallel With said northina and
STREET % the same m0roor lessi but ghecitQ al ls-
gal highways. Appfaised e tz59g2 - ..l,l a.
D. u. Ml8HIfl a y, fne1il.
Il. 3. ReWolL Plt'as Att,y, desssls
GHERIFFS SAh L E--BY VIRTUE
~ Of a writ Of Yenditioni Exponas iususdfrom the
Court OF Common Pl8as Of guyahoga count, a. The
suit o. A. =. Chandler, et a., plEintilI, EsPster
9ier ioE sale at public auction st the d0ol o. The
Court House In lhs city Of Cleveland, IN aaidcoanty
On tne 9th DAY 0f January 1851, af o'clock p NJ
q $40 aayi the following described lands E tens-
Situate In the township Of BROOKLYN, bsini No. 7,
IN the 18Th range OF toWh1hips IA the Coniscticut
Western Reserve in the STATE Of Ohio and rllch Is
also In the county q Cuyahoge and IN the pity Of
west part Of subdiyision lof No. one hundnd and
four (l0il In the gubdiVisi0n made by " BarBr and
Richard Lord, Of original lots Nos 81 81 g md TO-
in said township Said west alfof the above 1ub lot
hundred and elsYen ieet deep. ApgE4lled e 80 70.
RanneY, Baekns a Noble, F.
Asslgnees Attn. de95l5
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4gaR WHAT rHk EEoRLE az.

The undersigned having used Professor HUAf.
PHREYs1 sPECfFIo HOMEOPATHIC RKAfEDLRg
10 our families Bth tho most aalisiAeiory resuli1 and
having fun eonddence IN thelT genuinene.s purity,
and efficacy, chearfull5 recommend hem % al per.
sons Who Elsh 70 have safe, reliable, and eicaions
remedies al hand for private Or domestic use,
The Rev. VIM HosmeF, edltor Of = fhe northern
Independently Auburn, n. Y che Rev E n Ores
sey B. D., Rector Of st. Peters Church. Auburn n ,
the Rev. B. L Ives Chaplain OF lhe Auburn State
Prison The Rev Spencer n. Rice Rector, New Be-
ford, Mss The Rev. Allen Steele, NeV-YorA on
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols, East-Genesee Con
ference, n Y he Rev. P g. Pratt, Dorset, " TIE
Rev. John Z. Robe. Buffalo; A. O. Hart Esq., Utica,
n z. the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, As. ne Hoo.
Schuyler ColfaK, South Bend, Ind, The Hon George
the HOhl0 State Journal F" Oolunbus Ohio; Ire Non.
R. T. Graham, Moline, Ill The Hou, Thomas J..
Chase, Monticello PA. The Hon, Joseph Benedict,
Utica, n T.; Vim. Bristol Esq., Utica, n z. 3.
Pond Esq Utica, n. z; James PluHkeit' Esq, Mash
vfila Tenn
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FROlT BALTIlIORF.

BALTIMoRE, Jan. l.
has been received:
CHARLEsToN, Jan. 4
Gov. Pickens has divided the duties Of the Execu-
tvs Administration Of South Carolina, among his
Council, thus; be appoints a. 3. McGrath, Secreta-
y of state te regulate intercourse with other States
and foreign powers, make treaties, regulate COM
merce, aud appoint COuBuls; D. +. Jamison, Secre-
tary OF War T. G. Meming8r, Secretary q Treasury;
". H. Harllie, to regulate the Postal Department
and Light Houses A. q. Darlington, Secretary Of
Interior. attend TO local Matters Including the
Militia and Coast Police
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Having q much larger stock Of
PREsENTABLE GOODS

than ever before beg to call your attention to them
briefly possible. leaving the particulars to be
told and shown when you favor US with call
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FROlT NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Jan. 3.
The United States sloop Of war Brooklyn is coast
ing and taking on stores, and getting ready for
Crui1e. It iE rum0neG that sh5 is destined for
Charleston.
Great excitement created yesterday in cOnse-
queuce Of report that four companies from Fortress
Monroe had been ordered TO Charleston
Lieutenant j. ii. North rendered his resignation
ao-dnv
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NEBRASKA LEGISLATURES.

The Nebraska House Of Representatives on the
1st inst, on motion Of Gen. Downs, Of AttOe,
presented the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Nebraska Legislature sends
greeting and thanks to Maj Anderson, at Fort
Sumpter, for his gallant conduct, and wishes him
and hi. hannE Nav Laar-
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FROlI CHARLRaTON.
CHAR1EsToz, Jan. 4.

DHARLEsTON1 Jan. 4.
We learn from gentleman who arrived here this
morning from Savannah, that the forts are in the
possession Of the Georgia State troops. They are
occupied by l50, and an armor0r With 80 men is
gagged ia cleaning the guns, reader them service
able.
The State Of Georria has also taken possession Of
the United States revenue cutter on that station
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FORTS TAKEN AT THE SOUTH.

The United States Arsenal was taken at day
light this morning by the Mobile troops without
resistance. The Arsenal contains stand Of
arms fifteen hundred barrels of powder, 800 900
rounds Of musket cartridges and other munitions
Of war.
Tits rumored that Fort Morgan was taken last
night
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ARRyED.FROlI CALIBORNIA.

7, AEAHhLLi 1al- $
Two coaches Of the c. o. C. & P. P. Express
with sixteen passengers and IS 120 in dust passed
at p. m, for st. JOseph.i
Denver, Jan. The freight trains are all in
and the stock in good Wintefing quarters
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FR0lI sAYANNAH.

eAfAhhAHf jan 4.
Fort Pulaski was yesterday taken possession Of By
the volunteers by order Of Gov Brown.
It g reported that the revenue cutter Dobbin has
been taken possession Of but Gov. Brown has issued
orders for her return 10 the Government
It is generally believed that the Secession ticket
has carried Tie Stale.
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TIE ALI-SUFFIOIENT THREE.
NIEMMA
81 PARIS

TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE-
TEOTFD BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
PharInacie de Paris and the Imperta college Of
Medicine Vienna
No. 1 IS invaluable Tor exhaustion, spermatOThSsa
snd al physical disabilities ~
eases that have heretofore been treated By the nau-
cious and pernfciOus use OF fc0paiva and cubeb8.
No has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispersng all impurities and roofing out the
vernon Of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. !, and 3, are preparation the
form Of iozenge devoid Of taste and SMALL and can
b carried IN the Wastcoat pocket. Sold IN tin cases
and divided into separate Doses administered by
Valpeau Lallemand Roux, RicOlds &C. Price s. each,
or cases for IS, which saves SO and N ~ ea9esl
md retafl Of Dr. BARLOW, No. l9l Bleecksr street
New York Immediatey on receiving remitta nee
Of the world securely packed, and add e8se ace ord
ing to the instructions Of the writer
~ Sold also By T. i. GAYLORD and Nu.
rT9E n GIayToiSnd' tana1
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Z. W. Sackrider, Churchill & Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; ". i. Wooster, Elyria Dr.. s. ].
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster Geiger
q Barr, Canton; Dr. Kelly, loungEtoWn; and all
the Drug Stores in Akron, Rayenna, Warrsn, Can
field tChardon, Jefferson, and BY Druggists aud Dea
Iera in almost every town and village in Ohi0.
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PRIVATE Disc ST
with all bad. sasots arising thersfrom, fncluding
nnRILIrY or NERVOus PROsTR ATloE-

with all bad elects arising thereiroms including
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATlON.
He has succeeded in curing cases In this city soma
Of whom had expended hundreds ct dollars With
malsdies with success, and without recsiYing the
least particle Of benefit.
Dr. GIBSON does n0t boast that h8 Is q member Of
some College n Lonaon or teElss 9 fstnall .olae
and who hold out great expectations never o be
allied. But what DR., GIBSON might bqsst o. h
those who repOss confidence in his ability and integ-
rity, and that be hag perfected American system
Of trsatnent which cnnlange8 any hyalctan Of Lon
don or Rarls or any patent laeolclne % eal lof the
radical Of seminal weakness and all diseases
dsrangsments, both mental and physical, arisins
from sexual OF secret abUss.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
onoYing advantages over al others Jet dilc0Fareds
and hrst, the agents used are in respect dsaro-
Mercury, nor any other dalsterious drug: Secondly
restrictions in diet business is required Thirds
y his treatment Il positive and certain IN al cases
hospital in the United States and demonstrata tie
immense superiority Of his treatment over any
0thsr now known 70 the world in point Of prompt
70 the patient, H1
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past nine moHths performed many
lures OF diseases which had for years resisted AZ
sthsr modes Of treatment. Reference can Be given %
individuals Of the first respectabfty in Cleveland
Boston, New YORK, and other cities "a rerari q
Dyspepsia, khuematisu, 5Gr0fuls and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medioine sent to any part Of the country on
pF. GIBs0Ns New Work on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of -EleetrOPattg and Asdieins,
- once No. III. Ontario strset, up stairs, fsv,
doors from the Public square.
1na|~ rrHnun rHnHn
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=, N i5I5i,5 ~ q ! d -

MASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
IN 70 the command Of decretal order Of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common Plees, Of Cuyshoga
county, Ohio at the suit Of James T. Newman, plain
tif aqainBt Susan ~ Sm1lley, deiendants 70 me d.
reCted shall ooE for sale, at public auction u the
oor the Court House, in the city Of OleYsand in
said county on the 18th day Of January le6l at two
o'clock P. NJ, the following described premise
namely, & lot OF land situated IN the township Of
Brooklyn, NOV Cleveland, West sius,) beng No.
in the thirteenth (3th) range Of townships In TIE
Oonnsoticut Western Reserve, tn the state Of Ohio,
aud which also IN the county Of GuyahoEas and is
in the city Of CIOVelBud and is known parb Of sub
lot No three hundred and three ls13) 10 Benedict
Roots allotment Of part Of original lots Nos. g and
49, and is bounded ioloWg, namely; northerly by
sub-lot No. So4; oaaterly By alley; westerly BY
Birch street and soutberly By 3 Inns drawn from
The eastery line Of Birch street aud q feet aoutherly
from the northeast corner Of said sub lot No. SO,
and parallel with the north line Of said sub lot 50,
easterly s. feet thence at right with this line
south two (2l let; thence ed8teriy and at right an
ge8 with the last line ak t fe8t thence nOriherly
At right angles With this last line two l eet thence
eastsry a. right angles With this last line and psr
alel with the north line Of said sub lot No s5 tosaid
alley, Be the same more or less, bat subject 10 al
legal highWays. Appraised Yalue-FOur Hundred
'''i''-' '''''''' WILLIAM K. sHERWIN,
L prentisg, Master COMMIT.
pltifsg Attiv dec25 lSf0.1lo
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ALSO sPE0IE1oa

FoR AsfnA o. PHTzsIo. Oppressed, Difncult,
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and EEPec-
toraton- Price, 50 cent? per box
FoR EAl DIaoHAReE AID DlAEIEs.-DtScharge
from The Ear The result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
MeFcuriaa. For Noises IN the Head, Hardness of
Hearing, End Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aehe-
Price, 80 cents per box
RoR soRoFULG-Eularged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonslls, sFengB and Old Ucers, scVofulous
Oschexy Of Children. Price, 50 cenis per box.
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY = Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medlcston, or Exhausting Discharsea Price, %
oent8 per box.
FoR DROPsY-Fuid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ngs With scanty seeretons Price 50 cents Per box
Foa SRA -Dsathly Sickness, Vertigo, Naa
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 50 eents per box
Gull Dineult Painful Urinadon, Dissases Of the Kid
neya Price, 80 cents per box.
Foa eElfTNAL EaISsioEs.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent ProstrStlon and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of ETh Habits. The most successful and ell
cient remedy known, and msy be relied upon a. a
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under NE
professional care, OF 10 seek advice Of Prof H1h-
FEREEB can do 50, at bis once, b69 Broadway, daily
from AN 70 s Pm, OF BY letter.
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FROli PHILApKLPHTA.

PHI1ADELPHIA, Jan 4.
About one-halfo Of the stores are closed, and buHi
ness Is partially suspended.
A meeting was called for Saturday to sustain An
dorsons and support Efforts on the GoTernmsn to re-
inforce him
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TIE sTATS ooS5.S Sg osio' Probate Court
Knseht a Aartnan' as'isnors' In the matter OF
Frederick Haltnorth, trustee. assignment
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
n that the said Frederick Haltnorth was, on the
I5t day OF January l6l by said Court ordered TO pay
10 the several creditors OF the said knecht Mark
man. 81 psr cent. on their respective Claims and 70
pay the came on the llth dag q January 1851 at his
place Of besine1l wit; the National Hall $50 cal
sd) on the south side Of the Public Square, in the
City OF Cleveland, in said county of Cuyahoga.
DANIEL K TILDEN, Probate Judge.
Cleveland IAN 2 1851 ian az
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eTFAHTH0AT sNAGGRD.

AEAhANs an q
The steamer james Montgomery was magged
and sunk yesterday, near Hickman, KeHtuoEy.-
No particulars
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'CTGNMFNT NOTTnF -TH n

A SSIGNMENT NOTICE THE
creditors OF uenry y. PercivsL Of Cleveland,
are hereby notified thai the 4th day Of Dceembefi
A. ID. 1850, said Henry y. Percival made an assign-
ent o BIS property 70 in trEst for the benefit 81
bis creditors and that they required % present
their claims 70 me for allowance within six months
TO entita them 70 share In the roesel g aid prop
sr5y. 5}y,...-,h.r q $50 deo77.sio
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OUR REMED1Es BY MAIL

Look over the list; make up case Of what Eina
you choose and inclose the amount In curreus not
or stamps By mail 70 our address, at 652 Broadway
NeW-York and the medicine wiz Be duly returned by
mall or express free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED-We desire an active, eincisnt
Aren't for the sale Of our Remedies in every toWn o.
Community In the United States. Addresl Dr. bUs-
plnHTs 3 Co.. No. 500 BRoHDWtT HEW-fORL
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THE GRRFENBERg
UTERINE CATHOLIoON

u - " hIAANA .OAIHOLlCON,
which is offered as certain cure Ia cases aocompa-
nled with the following symptoms Irrerularities.
weakness, katntnessy Deranged Appetite, gallovi
Complexion, Pain In the Back and Kidney Chiils.
Gold Hands and Feet BloaatnRs FeVerish uesg Men.
ralgiai Palpitation OF the Heart Dizziness Nerv-
9nsness, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Pain IN the Spine and between the shOuider1 A I'D
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion Difficult Passing 81
Urine with hoat OF HnRrtlng, Itching, Burning o.
pair, HyHterics Anxiety Red Face, Nervous witch
Ing, Starting, Oonstipation, Irritable Temper Sad
nessi DEPRIVED Appetite Flatulence, Bloatsd and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In ne
Uterine Organs, Numb and Pains IN the Limb
Loss Of the Memory Bewtldormenf, Soreness in the
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GANFORD'S LIVER INYIGOB
entirely lres FROM GUNS, ard has bee Ne a. g
tsbliShed Act, Standard 4Isdi1ine known ssd -.
% With confidence IN ai the diseases 1r which L &
sacOmneudsd
II has cured thouaands within The Last lTo yearl
who had given up ans hopes Of relief s. the
numsroul unsolieited y csftiheatss IN ~ polssa-
me doss must bsadap-Izs tea 70 ths tenpsramsDt
q tho individual taking and dusai inslei guam
Etiea e. e act generallycl on the bowels
shs use of he LIFERIe ILEFLUon nAIOH, and 90
ItcEs, DTsFEgsIs CHoE-I-' re DIaHnnGk, sums
loHPLAIHTsi DFlEarEnETS- IpRopgr, sgUl 1I01AeE
tL2lIIrAr lp5ITvlllEss5I II, IgH0LIc, CHoLEaA ll
EAEF1Hs h1ArUnzEcl. - EDfcE, lEMALn
ORDINARY FAMiLYl,s l6IEDTGINE Il vin
cure SICK AEhDACHEl5s (as thouaands can e
tity,l IN EH EnL l|ss MINUTES Two
Oh "a BE TIE Az l3POONsE Euh ARE IA
KkN a the eommencs-.-l lzaent Of ne ettscE-
An who NE il are giving thsis tssti1aouT IL iis q
"A Nix water in fhs mouth With the InEige1aio.
PBICE 0HB BOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford'8 Family Cathartie Pills.
up In GisgI Cases, Air Tight, and VII
keep IN any climate.
Ihs EAl47lLh OATH,AkIIo rlLL = e ss1tls
q practice mora than twenty year1--
E1s constantly inereas-is-, ing demand ron thc
who have long used the y IPILIs and the 8atigl
ton which al express ln9 regard 70 their use D.
induced me 70 place them , within the reach Of
Ths Profession lWellE- know that different
tharticg act on didarenfI- portions oi the hoHel
Iha Family CatharticI-~ Phi has Ezltl 1lc fe
auce % this vel cstab-I illhed i1cfI been c.
pounded from FarietyI-1 'of tho puralt Ne1ltaI
rtracts which act alike on every rlrG Ct Tho
naentarT canal, and aruIr 'qoOD and dAFE in
cases where Cat1articI- 10 needed such ~
ranRemsufB Of the st0m-Iea lach, 5leepine78, Pain
the Back and Loina Cos-l-s ItiTenea1, PAIN and 8
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, Vi
frsdusntly, II NEGLECTED, ~ end IN g long couzlI
FsVer. Loss OF Appel, Itfte, Creeping Sen
flon Of Cold ever the Body, Ka8tl888ne
Hsad-Achs, or Waight.-l in the Head All lnll
4. lforT Df5sasas Wornls'-o In Children OF Adl
Bh8umatilln, great Purifier cl ths Blood and n
di1sase5 - which desh l. heir, too uulsroul % n
ton 10 this advertisement. Doe 70 3
PRICE 20 CEAI8.
1B-Ihe Liver lnTig0rator and Family Cath
Pills are rstailed by Druggists FenergllFi ana q
wholesale By the Trade ia All the large towns.
g. T. W, SAN HOkD, D.. D.,
s- Manufactured and Prop
fyIdkwRs H0s Broadway, New York.
- sanford's Liver InEigorator and C.thart..
7 CHURCHILL BRO, Druggigtss
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05
HOME TESTTNOVY

In this connection We offer few testimonials:
81 ANA Methodist Clergyman, and when on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshas Ute
rine Cathoicon asa cure have advised its use and
u has elected aoomplete cure wherever has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.