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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

IEo1SEHTs AT C1NP pEHHIsoH.-Thec corres-
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette narrstes
the foll0wingi
The other evening door had fallen down
st Erigadier General Sehleich's headquar-
ters, and the General was engaged In put
ting # up again, when private VIII had
been on duty as q sentry came marching up
and ordered tie General 10 make Isss H0SS1
tksrs. He afterwards helped the matter by
explaining hat he didn't know that it was
the Generals headquarters, and thought Il
only some Captains.
Late at night, recently, the 4" "0heor Of the
Day" was going his rounds. Approaching
& sentry he was challenged with {" Who goea
there 2" The reply was given, " "06cer ol
the Day, grand rounds" lnsteaa Of making
the prescribed answer, the disappointed sem
try exclaimed, "0h, the deuce I S5as "
k0psS Il SsGs q rSliefP'
A sentry had forbidden some officer to
pass his line. He was called 10 account fol
it, but plead that he had only Obeyed or
ders. What were your ordersi" inquired
the eomman er. "My orders were," re-
piled the precise sentinel, "to let no man
pass after nine o'clock ct night, ssPeesaLIy y
ks Ssas q tpoRaRP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

~ The Atlantic ard Great Western
Railway was completed from Jamestown to
the Philadelphia and Erie R. R.-a distance
Of twenty-seVen miles-upon the 18th. A
grand excursion across the road was got up
in honor Of the event. Sixty miles Of this
read are now complete, and trains running.
The work upon the Ohio division Of the
load has been commenced st Ravenna, at
the lakes, q short distance westward from
the town. Upon Sunday, about forty horses
and carts, and number Of men, ar.ived
from PennsylVanis. The road between Ra-
VIENNA and Akron will be speedily prepared
for the iron--the rails laid down and COZ
Btruetion trains set at Work.-RGveHRG Dfs.
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PEEHsYLYAEIA VOLUETEEEss-A Ane com.
psny Of seventy-fvs men, who we're delayed
Is the depot while on their route to Pitts
burgh, marched up 10 the Square last even
Ing about o'clock and inspected the Perry
Monument. Afterwards they exhibited
their Troheisney in drill on Superior street.
marching and eounternarehinE ard wheel.
ing with much precision. They were neatly
uniformed with bluish-gray fsnnel clothes,
and looked finely. Loud cheers were given
BY the lockers On fOF Pennsylvania, 10 whIeh
the soldiers responded By cheering The slt-
issRs,
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q. N. EHVToz.
Cur DEsIlsOE, O., Nay 2s. 1851

CAHP DEzHIsoE, o., May 2s, 1854.
10. CvE4Iss, seo'y Soldier Relief sOc.;
Yours Of the 9sth Inst. is received. For
your kindness, and that Of our friends in
EOrwalk, We wish to tender our most sin"
eere thanks.
As 70 provisions, We have enough and to
spare Of the sUbstsntisls, bot some potatoes,
butter, dried apples, sbJut six tin pepper
boxes filed with pepper, and some such
things that would give . relish TO the pro-
visions furnished, would add much TO the
living Of the boys. The rationS furnished
ere rOrk, bacon, ham, and beef alternately
bread, beans, salt, sugar. coffee and vinegar
each day-rics every other day with mOlas-
ses. So you can readily zee what little srii-
eles would make their meals savOry. Ny
men are In six messss. Their rations are
divided equally 70 each mess, which Slts At
8 mess-tabIe. They have got 50 that they
cook quite we'll. Sweet cake and that sort
Of thing would not BE- Of muoh account. A
few pickles would relish. make these
suggestions, not Is elaims-but 70 indicate
simply what work In best with what Is fur.
nished. FRANELIH sAWTERs
Capt. Company D, 9Th Regiment.
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Buer4 Nav 80, 1881.

DhkkA1 AAhs W ANS@'
EDS. LEArERs-our active village Is not in
the least behind her sister villages OF the
Reserve in responding to her cOuntry's call
A considerable number Of her eitissus are
already in active service, and several com
plnies have been organised and are ra"idly
Improving In military tactics. Besides an
efficient Home Guard, We have the Berea
Rides, Capt. Clark, the Artillery Company
Cspt. Wallace, the Berea EOusves, Capt. El'
llott, and the Light infantry, Capt. Barke-
well.
Our University holds ltS Commencement
IN two weeks. The Commencement Class
consists Of seven members, all Of whom, II
is currently reported, will soon try the ac'
tive realities OF married life. A. " B.
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all accounts, q moss dosirable place 70 be
.tationsd. Il Is rumorOd that these letter
eompaniss will not be long kept in camp in
this STATE, but will be soon sent ever the
river upon the " sacred soil. !"
The Cleveland ARTILLERY Regiment have
und ,ubtedly gone forward with the Four
tsenth Ohio IAfanry, Col. stOedman, 70 Par
kSrsbursh.
aHN. FFfoE N TEE aANEs
Il Is reported that Gen. ]. ". fitch en-
tered the ranks Of the Morgan Riae company
under the following eireumstaneesI
On wednesday at Columbus some dlssas-
lsfaction was expressed BY certain members
of The Ashtabula and Trumbull companies,
on the ground that musksIs iEstead Of rifles
we're furnished them, they having intended
% 70 e Rides. Afsr much vain remon-
stranee iron General Fitch and othsFl, they
bOlted from The camp, vheEsuPOn Gen. Fitch
said that II they would not 60 be 'Sosld, and
shouldered q muskst and stepped into the
ranks So common soldier.
Such an act Is this would be Sn honor TO
any man, and when We hear Il Of one vAo
occupies The high military position Of Gen.
Fitch, it deserves not alone hsnOr' bus I'D
nirati0n.
pEPAaTUHs % VoLUETEHRs.
Over ave hundred troops, comprising all
the Infantry companies remaining in Camp
TAYLOR, LEFT for Columbus Yesterday after
noon at3K o'clock. The comments Of those
who remarked them marching through the
streets were very Plimsntary, and would
have afforded eradication to the soldiers
could they have heard them. They were In
truth q 6ne, hardy appearing set Of men
and Of such stuff as good sOldisrs are made
A large concourss collected al the dePOts to
SEQ the departure, great portion Of whom
were women, many Of them with eyes red
with weeping. Those who were leaving
however, seemed, with q few exceptions
in the highest spirits, as If their probation
was over, and they were now to enter uPor
| tie full enjoyment of all that they hat
lonEed for. Poor fellows; some Of them Gr'
most probably going, never TO return, bu
may those who do fall, fall as brave mel
should.
The companies alled ten passenger cars
and we're drawn BY two engines. They wsr
fully armed, and will be uniformed 81 Co
lumbuS.
ToD ARTILLRBTs
The Tod ARTILLERY Of youngstown, Wit
have for several weeks past been in Cam
Taylor, oisbanded yesterday, and part Ofth
members returned home. Others Of then
Joined infantry companies which lsft yestsF
day.
The Ravenna Artillery are the only mel
IN camp, and most Of their members Wsr
put on guard last night.
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g- New W. R. Cheese, Old HAmburgh
Cheese, Fox's FarinA Crackers, Dried Beet
Hams, Smoked Side Neat, Mess Perks Beans
Dried Apples, all kinds Of Lake Fish, Car
bon and Lubricating Oils, Akron Water
Lime, Salt, Plaster, &C., at George sPrague's
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer-
nhant. Ovintt'a Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

-, Military blankets and cloth direct
from the mandatory and at tmanufaetursrs'
prices. BY Z. Il. Robinson, Is9 Superior
street, Cleveland. Avery superior quality
Of blanket impeTvious tr vatoF. Companies
supplied on short notipas All orders will
be met with prompt at eDssSn Acfrcss G..
II. Robinson, 1e3 Superior street..
rnV6.lmdEW
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NEW ADvRRTIsEaIKNTs-

". Mslhinch-watsr Lire.
Rstibsrs 4 HsusuaHB-Artlbeial TiOseE'.
". MslhiBeh-Eggs.
O. Tloe-Stragee OF stolea.
Dr. Kiug-Nrdioal Card.
IA. Ps.msr-Furniturs vsTnish.
Hceker Bard-FsreE vel ooncert.
H,K. auynolds--Plsvu ard Ouitivstors.
Z. A. Paluer-swsdish LosShes.
K K. Rsynolds-seythos, &s-
+. A. Falmsr-sllmulAtiAg onguent.
Matt Kyser-I auuon.
IA. Pslmsr-Brovus Shaker Tluid.
Merritt Burt-Wstehss, &C.
I. -COOper's ISlnSlass, &c.
s g. Barrie-Carbon Oil.
Hdzia 9ari-Eotiee 10 Firenen.
n. Il Alla'dt-t0oal Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

To Fan LApIEs.-All ladies' Of this city
disposed 70 assist in the care Of our volun-
teers, are invited to attend mesting Of the
"LadIes' Aid Society" TO day at ) o'clock P.
NJ, In the Stone Church Psrlors, where q
book will b opened for Signatures and a
subscription Of Is cents Ia requested from
each member. The Society, By thus sslab-
llshlnga fund, hopes 70 avoid the necessity
Of soIieisias the money which iS much need
ed for carrying on the work ii has begun.
The number Of HGvelOcks required BY our
srOops being finished, the work which will
next engage the time Of the ladies', ia The
making Of Hospital skirts, at the request o.
Ds. Cushing and TspPan of the 7th and s1h
Regiments, now at Camp DenniSOn.
L Is for this purpose that the meeting 70
day IL called, and IL Is earnestly hoped thai
q full attendance will enable the ladiss u
make arrangements for supplying The oanE
with these comforts.
MEs. B, ROvsE, President.
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Friday Nay 81.

A NEw PAHk.-Nine aeres Of land have
been leased Of 3. @. Williams, E'q., short
distance beyond The terminus Of KinSmsu
street by Messrs. Messner and Elmer, which
will be fitted up In Eueh manner as to
make 1t pleasant place Of resort during the
coming summer. ReoreatiOns Of various
kinds will be provided, and hns band will
be In attendance two or three days in every
week. The name adopted By the PrOPrietOrS
is Williams Park.
Such place Of resort has been long need
ed in this city, and the beauty Of the location
will mako this enterprise q eOmPlste success,
II il be carried out, as It undoubtedly VIII
be, In the proper manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

-. The only Plsoe 70 get Union Letter
Heads and Envelopes, Is at 1sG Superior
street, viets / Savage Printers. Five new
designs-something new. We furnish Them
ct $3.50, $s.75, $500, and $3.50 per thOu-
sand. Note paper $3.50 q resm. Address
box s2sI, Cleveland, Ohio. msso DIT
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osL.-Ths undsrsigned Is prepared 70
Dsnufacturs oil tubes snd Vats in 4 superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable termS,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner Of Erie and Kinsmsn streets, Glove
land, Ohio. g. H. KIDNEY.
iaaIeR1o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

- Miss c. L. Ransom, rOrtrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, At
her Studio, "A spaugler Block.
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CHICAGO SIARKET-SIAY 30.

FLOUR-Marketd dull and unchanged.
WHRAT-In madsrate request and z8Se lower,
and quoted at siG63n No. In store
Ts0RN-Narket &c lower at s195se on board.
OATS Firm.
RECEIPT|-RIour $50 bbls; wheat 1900 bush;
corn ItbuO0 hush.
sHTPMRNTs-FlOur so :bbls; 5000 bush;
FXCIIANC5R-NsW York Ie discount foT gold,
&c PREMIUM f0r Ohio ant Indiana currency.
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sKETExeE OF JExEIxos.-C. a. Jennings
who aed from the city and was captured on
Wednesday at Erie, vas brought back ye''
terday 10 this city. he was sentenced to
pay SiSe hne and to be confined In the jail
dungeon for ten days on bread and water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

DisrIHouIsRED ARHIvAL.-Ths Mexican
Minister to Spain passed through this city
yesterday on his journey 10 New York, from
which port he sails for his dsstinaaoa. A
large ss,its accompanied him.
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NonnILr. O. Nay 80. 1851

NoRWALK, o., May 30, 1851.
EDIToR LBIDER.-Ths following is part Of
q letter recently received BY The Secretary
Of the EOrWalk sOldiers' Relief Association
from Capt. Sawyer, Of Co. D, 9Th Regiment
in answer to inquiries as to what would be
most acceptable and useful to the soldiers
It being thought advisable to publish this,
az itmsy be useful in directing others who
ere PurpOsing 70 aid their friends, I send it
to you by order Of the Association.
q. N. EHVTox.
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COMMERCIAL.
Tu.KyRI.AND sIARKgT-nTAY 30.

NNlI y Ill9INII NIaI-7-- =
FLOUR-ouIst and steady. 10 sales Of oODss-
Qusneo reported.
WHRAT-Ths market Il lower. sa'es are car
rcd at SlOsi cars do at Sll and 500 bush choice
white from store at Si,0.
CORN-vsry dull for lArss lots. No buyers ct
ANYTHING spprOaehius the prices SbiSh ere OcOs-
slonallY got for car load lots.
OATs-Sale OIL car at 10.
HIaHWINES-Qu'et At is,fc.
RGGs-ln less supply and advancing. sales Ia
lois Of few tarErls ate
BUTTBR-Dull, With sales ofs tabs GOOD ". r
At &c, aud aud small lot 81 loc.
MRAl,-sale Of Sa0n De unholtsd at 800.
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FLLssi FL40s sl-Al kinds Of Flags sx-
cspt secession ones made to order at the Ladd
B Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, al Superior street, up Stsirs.
n g. ". CRowEUL
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sEFOTToE-AdvsrtissEs Vn, ObliEe Us b
haadizy IN their AdvsrtlseDents By o'clock P NJ
our edition being % much iDerSassd by the War
Hes that W hTe required % 50 70 pres some thres
kourS rarlier thaa usual.
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
=. oepbali, Pills accomplish tho Oplsct for which
they va; Ours OF hesdaehs in sl ts oTDls
rFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Ya,I
They have sea tested In more than thousand
esses, with entire success.
LFrom the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MIMI
ityOu are, Or have been troubled with the head
may have them in case Of an si.sek. - r.
tFrom the Advertiser. Proyidence, B. Il
The Oephalie Pills are said 90 Be remarkably or
iectiye reney tor the hfadaebo. and Of the ven
best for that 'eEy frequent eonPsins Which has sT-
er been disco Fered.
from the Western R. B. GaEstts. OhIcasO. MI
We heartily 1doTSs ME. spalGing. aid his unFi
vailed Oephal Ills.
From the KanaVbs valley Star. Val
We are sure that peEsous su6srins with headsohs.
who try them, viii stick % them
.Hi IFrOw the sOathsrn Path Finesr, n. OIL
Try them you that arc aniicted, aud We are surs
that cur testizlouy b addee 70 the airoady
neEous list that has received beuehts that other
nse'sins saD produce.
Iron the st. Louia psmeoratI
Ths IEnsnss demand for the asriclo oCePhAlic Pii)
e rppidiy snercasirs.
lfron the 6Rsstte, DAYsbDOrt, IOFA-l
Mr.. Sp1ldinE would not connect his name with 90
article be did nctP~ ~ 70 possess roal merit
CFrom the Advertiser, Fros,Isaee. B. II
Ths testimony in their favOr Is strong, Hon sbe
most respectable quarters.
TFrcm tbs Daily News, Newport, B. IL
osphslic Pflis are takirg thspIaoo o. al Kinds.
lFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said 70 b very snieaeiOus tor the headaehs;
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OsWBGO 0IARKRT-aIAY 50.


FTOrR-Marhst dul hut stasdY.
WHEAT-Market dull and ul-hangsd. Sales
2Onn anah No. Chicago spring ~ y7lSs.
CORN-Scaroo and hrm. Sales 2ooo bush Indiana
at 9fc.
Ofhar grains nominal
CANAL FRBIGHTS-Dull. Plour SOC; wheat
A.. corn ec, 70 NeU No- X.
LAKE IMPORTs-wheat O6.OOO bushI corn
CANAL RXPoRTs-Flour 81 bbls; whsaiI T..
90 buSh; 500 bush oats 10 bush; nv loo
bash
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M a STE Il LOMMISolUNER 5
4NI 6ALE.-fgrguant 70 tho oouamand Of AZ alifs
0ratf of sale, from tbs Court Of Common Rleas
Of she county Of 0uyahOga and state q uho, e the
suit " Kara MruluH. plaintiff, Rgains. Levi Tom
g, e. ais. deicudantlt 70 direeted, shall *
r8e Qr Eals e. public aEcIioD, 81 tbs door o. ne
Court Houa, II tbs tity Of Cleveland, in sid conn-
" On mouday, the 10 q cay % aadc, ISL - Two
O'clock p. n the folluWing described ro4l c9taIe,
situatsd IA the township OF East Cleveland, In eaio
coun y "A tract Il land situated IN Its hoa end
Q IN Eaat Ciaveland IN Cugnhoga county Ohlo, -
uer o. Ihat pOrtiot q the free1 81 % q nlecieT
slell thsuce 3. sg4 degruts - eaainl toenee y
a94 deqrees ~. ~ iinkg; thence =. ~ delrefa =.
SIS chaius % the Eest lne oi lhltilno11 leUl1'
land; thrnos south $50 ehainli tisnoe y. toa de-
chains TO the plank lced thecce y. al4 deg7tea 4.
~ ohains ihs place OF bsztnnhE and eontAlnlue
4 81 scfe1 f1i6 S less, 3-ll Ecrts 81 said inrd BE-
iur In iol No . sid s7-loeacraa III lot ha.8 Ap-
ft-'''' WILLIAM T. sHEEWIF,
Master oBmmissiOnsr.
Williamson Riddlss Attorneys for Piainiid
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sTaGuER MIcEG0AE.-The Michigan hav-
ing been aseertainsd TO be too large TO pass
through the Wellaud Canal, has returned tG
Erie, where she now lies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

Orr FoR cOLuxBus.-sherif Craw yester-
day escorted dozen hard ea,es TO The Ohio
PeuItsntisry, where places are prepared fol
AL 81 sich."
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RrERIaEHAFoRs - Warm cSOLEls - IsH-
casAM THEESBas.-FWslVe different Iises and
patterns, fos sale ct naaufastursrs' prices,
tF Sslb, By ". ?. TOas. DysT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

PREsElTT PoPULAIICG.
ne siats is rapidIy ding Up VIII population 56s,
025 porsous having been add since 1850, making he
prslsnt Pop1At0a - saS, ralio % io3 PCT ee- .
tea years-
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
NE Aarcultmal Products of lllDos greater than
thoss ofaly other sats. ne prcduets sent out Dung
De ras year excesded 800 Ooo0iocL M wheat crop
q leoO approzche5 $500 90 bushels, Ehio nc eoln
erOo Vfsi,.s not lsss thaa 40 ,coo, 900 busheg-
! FERTuITT OF TIE SOIL
NozhsrS can the Industrious farmer sesurs sueh n
uasdate results for h5 labor as upon thsss qIe ss
heV being composed of deep riCh loa1n, t1o leTtg
u Shch, S unsupassod By any On he slo5e-
10 Actual CULuVA1JRA
Slacs 1884, 1s C5upasy klrs soid go DO acze1
zAy s1 oily @ aet1ai e'lssstoLl' 0.,a ss 1900
eoaBlre5 through thers lands a a. eras c so Ooos
oOo IN $50 DE- rsPaiaiie' 6, logtgHt.s essa...s.,
troucA i1icl z tpdsie5 i1ei ol - - Si'os i1l p
30 hars bozs cddsi making s icaois pc5tiGoi si4,
5of, gain q li2 pr eeHt
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
- an evidence Of the thrt ol sAs psopla, may b
slatsd that 600 900 tons of freight lnoudng go 20
buahals q gran snd $50 600 barrels q no1r WaFp ioI
FartSd eva The Inc last year-
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workingme1 VIII lnd iha ifes sehcal
sysism e1oouraged By he siais and endoRet VIII .
large revenue Tor The support q schoos her CHI
dren can I've 10 sight Of The church and 1choolhOusas
and groW up VIII ne pros eliy y lls i8 14-q "a
he Great Western Enpd8.
PRICES AND TKRMB OF PAYMENT
Ths prlees OF thess Ian6s Vzfy frou s5 % - pr
jacre according % location, quality, &C. Frst cla1
fErag snds sell for about SO to SO Per acrs and
The relltvo expeuae q subduing prairie and as con
uared win E0od land e n the ratio Of toe II 9lTur
q the former. Ths terms q ss5 for ths 1a q tnaa
iznds VII Be
OEE YRAR's INTEREST II ADVANCE,
at ak Per cent par annu and sx Interest nOtas at s
per ca1l payable respectively n orc, tgo, three four,
lhvs and six years from date d sais and focr noles
lfor prnpal payable h -four, I've slxand ser y years
from dats Of ss tpnatng taat leienth
of The tract purchased shall Be fenced and culVata
each and every year, FOR i've years from date q SALE
go thas at he end of Eve yeeEs oaeh=h sha Be lee
and uldsg cGliEatOl-
TWENTY PER CEET. WILL BE DEDUCTED
u ths valuatoa fos cash, except the same should -
at SIX d0aEs Per acre, shaa tie eash PTiso WI e sa
ldollara-
prOausuoos, Pscsa, and tarns o. paysna can be Aaa
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
aRea, and OItIes situated upon the Illi-
80, ,APPLBTON's RAILWAY GUIDE.
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3AedifinEa.
MRS. WINsLOW.


An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, Pre-
Ssnts 20 the attention Of Mothers, her
SCOT IN G. YRUP,
FOB OHILDREN TEETHIRG,
which greatly laciiiates the process OF teethng b.
5oftening the gums, reducing all llinnAmmAtons-Eill
Allay ALL PAIN and spas modie action, and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon II, mothers, 1 will everest 70 your
REifET AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pat up snd sold this article l0I over tn
gears, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicine, HEVER HAS II FAILED Is
A SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFEfgF CUBE when
timely used Never did We know an instancs Of dis-
satisfaction by any who used it, On the contrar
e. all delighted With its operations and speak 10
terms Of feOmmendatiOn Of the magical enects and
WE Do KNOW" after ten years experisncs, ana
pledge reputation for the lulnlmsCs OF what We
infant g suffering from pain and exhaustion, relisi
viii he found In niteen or twenty minutes altar the
This valuable preparation Il the prescription o.
one Of the most Experienced and Skillful Eura9s m
New England, and has been used with Hevsr-fsilinP
THOUSANDS OF UAsEB.
II not only relieves the child from pain but fuyig
gives one and energy % the whole system. II will
Hlmost instantly relieve
temedied, end in death. We bsteys It tie lest ano
saes5 ronsdy IN the world, IN AL eGsa Of pyssnisry
ana Diarrhoes IN children, Whether II arises irom
Teethings or any ether cause. He would say 70 ev-
cry MotEcr Wno na8 child 6uuertng IRON any OF tia
foregoing complaints do not let your prudices nor
the preudicss Of others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will Be Sure yea
Absolutely Sure, TO follow the use Of this Msdcins
ntimely used. Full direction for using viii accom-
any each bottle None genuine unless the lac-
simile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, Is OF
the outside wrapper. Scld by Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Ofice, I3 Cedsr Street New York
PRICE, ONLY 25 GENTS PEB BOTTLE.
For sale ale Is ) lsrzoEG 4 ARMSTRONG CHURCH.
ILL BIO and WIZ. FiSRE, Cleveland.
D0YVEAU LAFECTEUR'S ROB,
} authorized and adopted by the Medical Faeuls
Y Of France, and supplied the French NAVY. Thlh
Hcdicine takes the place OF Cod Liver OIL eItracts
arsaparils, Iodine aud Mercury. 1t is recommend
I'd and used In the hospitals OF franco for Tettars
Absfssses, Cancers, Ulcers Scrof1la ScurTy, FlouF
AibuB, GOut, Rheumatism, sches, palms and all a.
foctions Of the skin. The keB q especially usetnl II
the OF the Syphiltio DissAsss, designated PTi
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Dirsctio1s aud GER
ticates accompany each bottle. Price g psr bottle
sold in Clevsiand ~ Gaylord and HaEi hond, Drne
isfs, No lf9 Superior st. Tho trade esnpplie3 By ae
dressing Dr. 9IrRudesu DO St Gorvais u Rus Richer,
rsris. 0r - Rraad 81 N. Y auRiT.ilan
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