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I.nfallible linim e II t,
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
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AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all Of which it is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails ,his Llinen 'p'cptred from tie recipe
oil Or Stephen sweet of Connecticut, tie famous one
setter and has been used ms ice fer than
twenty years with the mot as oashin. success
As AN ALLEvIATuE or PAIN, II is unrvalel by any
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where has used it has been know. to
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QUlNSf AND SORE THROAT fre fomctiues
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ton Of this Lniment Will never fail to
STRAINS are sometimes very OBJ ate, and enlarge
men' OF the joints is liable to il neg ctcd The
worst case may be conquered BY this nimeni in tw
thre1 days.
BRUISES, Gu s. WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS AND SCALDS yie IT adj 10 the wotd y flu
!iea ing properties Ct DIR. s" EFT 5 MALL BE
LlNIMENT. hen used according to dlrecio AlO.
ChlL"AAlNS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITS AND STINGS.
Every Horse OWmer
should have t remedy at hand, tor its timely at
The first aIpear Las.tLtssv l. eiacuali prevent
thoSH formidable disea, e TO which all orc a'e liable
and which reader so many Otherwise valuable horses
30 tLiesS.
over i; ur hundred voluntary testimonials to the
detthl curative properties Of this Lpnent have heen
lived within tie LAST years and many OF !hem
from persons in the hi he.t raut OIL t4.
CT UTION.
TO avoid imp OstiCn, obse the Signature and Like.
ness Of Dr. Stephen ycet J lahrt, and also
stephen wcrt's lntal b'e Lnimcn." blown in the
glass Of eGch bottle, without hch genuine.
richardson g. Co.
S,c froprietors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by FRED E. SMITu, Mo,tpeiier General
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers Apr ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-29
Every Horse OWmer
DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CATARREH SNIFF.

TTHlS Smut has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
L article known for curing the CArARRM COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES. DEAH-
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has ote
been greatly improved by its use. 1t purges all OBJ
structnns, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians, nd ID used with great and
sstisa ction everywhere.
MoIe than twenty Ave years. experience has proved
its great value aud AZ this it. iger than
before
Boston and New York. ia certificate signed BY the il
1854 say:
" The Undersigned, having for many years been &C
quainted with DR.. MAEsHALL's CArARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in wholesale trade, cheerfuly
state that believe it to be equal in every respect the
recommendation given of it for the cure of Catarrhal
Affections, aud that is decidedly the best article have
ever known for all the common diseases Of the head
BE OF COunterfcits
fac smile OF the signature of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN il every bottle Sol ly Drug
SIS everywhere. 25l1mB.lyl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial says;
A distinguished citizen has lust received
an important Communication from q semi
Official source in Washington, the substance
of which we are permitted TO state. InstEuc-
tions have been prepared, and viii be imme-
diately forwarded, TO the Collectors ol the
ports IN the West directing them TO exert
themselves in the prevention ofthe shipment
Of arms and munitions, and provisions, 10 the
insurrectionary States. tits presumed that
orders to grant no more clearanoes for such
shipments will be Immediately issued. The
interruption OF communications between
Washington and the country, and the imme-
diate danger which has been impending over
Washington, have prevented the Govern
ment FROM bestOWihg The proper attention to
Western affairs. i Is the opinion of the
highest officers of the Government that Ohio
and the North Sest should keep their provis-
ions at home for the present, as the Northern
armies and people win furnish an ample
market for them. The Administration viii
doubtless take vigorous measures, without
an hours unnecessary delay, to crush out
5the great rebellion. Il is regafded as very
important that the three months period for
which troops have been called out shall not
be suffered to pass away without decisive
measures. &@t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
Card.
BOARD OF TRADE RoOMs,
CLEERi.ANp.AnriI27 u. 1881.


Hon. JoaE A. FooT-Dear sir:-The un-
dersigned, officers and members of the
"Cleveland Board Of Trade, 2 very sincerely
offer to you our sympathy in the sudden af-
Fiction which has fallen upon yourself and
family.
Our long intimacy with your lamented
sen, attached him to us as an ever welcome
friend and associate in the daily routine Of
life's dutiesy and we shall miss from the
meetings of our "Board" one whose integri-
ty in his engagements made him an honor
ed nemberlofour association 9 j
In this sad hour, we pray you to share Oul
consolation in the belief that God judges moi
as man judg s, of human acts, but in the
never failing meroies of a, Heavenly Father
who knew the sadness Of his heart, he hsi
found shelterin in his Divine love for all hi
children.
We are truly your sincere friends,
j. L. WEATHERLY, President.
LEVI RAwsON, Vice President.
c. W. Coz, Secretary. --,,-.G5
tsEJ ao4 r. n! BYoN, 4 Z y L.l1- = y re- H.
PELToN & BREED,
| I.ED3H Nv. .sMELHINcH,
lss,rls NIX. H. EkRGo & Co.,
GORDON, MCMILLAN & Co.,
s. s. Coz,
NJ. B. ScOTT,
.ou y. gHAFEA, q q n "
2 u q tHANEk, GARRETseN q Co.,
HUssEY & MoBRIDE,
sstBEsdEs a skohhfR,
DAVIS 4 VOICE,
MURRAY &STEWART,
! CLAnE, GAnDzEnR 4 CS.J
gTg TN. BoFD,g q u Il Y
HUGHEs & LESTER,
OTIs 4 BRowNKLL,
7. A. WKIfoS, e e.
Coz & BINGHAM,
II. H1KvEY& Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
coLUMBUs Correspondents.

COLUMBUS, Monday May Z, 1861.
Pursuant to adjournment both Houses met
Yesterday afternoon but in the mutual absence
of a quorum adjourned until this morning at
the usual hour. Yesterday was most dis
NAL. disagreable and uncomfortable day in
this region, the rain pouring, all day, without
cessation.
A little incident occurred yesterday to add
variety and an episode illustrative of the
patriotic feeling prevailing. A cavalry com
pany from West Liberty arrived uniformed
cap-a-pie, aud expected to be furnished with
horses here, bat OF their arrival learned that
they could not be accepted.
They were surprised and indignant and
Immediately called meeting, and while
they vented their disappointment in no
measured terms, their patriotism shone forth
in the earnest and eloquent speeches made by
several members of the company evincing
their determination to go forth under the old
flag as infantry rather than be denied
the opportunity to battle for their country.
They are a fine stalwart set Of men, and have
the hone and sinew necessary for good
soldier.
They have been received and go in the
18th Regiment-lesvipg today for Camp
Harrison.
In the coming election for q successor
in Tom Corwins district Durbin Ward
is up as an independent candidate, and
snong others Dr.. Scott of Warren is talked
Of
Since our last to you've have learned that
1 Hon. R0bt. McCune of the House has entered
the list or rather that his friends are urging
him as candidate for successor in Sherman ;
district. Among the numbers proposed for
that position, we know of none better quali-
fed for the position than he, or one who
will more fearlessly discharge bis duties to
| his country and constituents.
His record in the House, during his legis-
lative term Is one that VIII bear criticism
and we are confident if elected to I'll the PO-
sition, his constituents will find in him
faithful and efficient Representative.
Vegetation bereabonts presents lu1urani
appearance, though it is said the frost,
night or two since, killed ths APPleo and
peaches. The Lease bill is likely to- be
bone of contention between the two House
for a time, until some compromise can b
agreed upon. Another oommiste Of Confer
enee vas called for by the House on Saturday
Upon the settlement Of that question hang
tba sdiournnent. t.5 FORESTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

Dispatches to yesterdays Cincinnati Gazette
say:
A bill is to be introduced speedily, making
provisions for the examination Of goods in
transit through the State, and the seizure Of
any thing .contraband. r.a2
The complaints about the non-sPpointment
of Prof Mitchell % some command in the
Ohio volunteers ara groundless. he is ex-
eIuded By Law, not being a citizen Of this
State. The new law, under which these sp-
pointments are made, also requires Brigadiers
for active service to be appointed from militia
officers now holding Commissions. The res
friction looks as if made for specific purposes,
and hampers the Governor very much
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

kiah kiahDasrss I q 4RT.P. HlGsD44.4The 4 4 ez-
ample of this Christian gentleman deserves
commendation. On Saturday, May 4th, at
his request, thirty four children from the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum met him at his
rooms ID the 6ohnercial Bank where they
were most pleasantly received, and arranged
around his spacious room, and each pre-
sented with five glittering pennies; thence
they were taken to. Messrs. Mould 4 Num-
sens and treated most literally to cakes and
o5ranges thence 10 the shoe stores Of 8hffsssrs,
JsssmAh & Smith and Smith & DOdd, where
each 5Vas supplied with pair of substantial
shoes, all at the expense of the above named
gentleman -Thsehildren- were unfeignedly
happy, and, trust, viii hold Mr.. Handy .in
grstes1t Iemsn4branee, aad Deves delight tr
do him honor,
We tak9 pleasure also in acknowledging
the lbsrality and politepeFas of Aessrs. =
s. stevens; Mould & Nunsen, and Bir. Beeb'
of the Banls.o ofEas NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
nnrpI1N. MaH "A. 1s6l

Mr.. ED1ToR-Dear Sir: My sister has just
written few words to you in regard to your
call for volunteers to assist in taking care Of
the sick and wounded. She says that she is
ready, can only add, am also ready. /
have husband who enlisted in the oberlin
company, and who, perhaps, may come ur-
de- that head. have already saeri1eed all
that is near and dear to me; yes, dearer than
my o10n life, but am willing to sacrifice that,
if by SO doing can render any assistance
to the sick and wounded in this great and
important struggle. In conclusion, I will
add, that if you need assistance moro al
Cleveland than they do at Camp Dennisonl
1 will come if wanted.
Your obedient servant, F. A. L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

The Paduoah Herald wants to ofghtatC Cairo

The Paducah Herald wants tofghtat Cairo.
It BayE;
From every part of the Purchase, and from
the adjacent counties Of Tennessee, the feel
ing of resistance to Lincoln and his unholy
wsr is intense and deep-seated. Il only
needs the signal to be given, and thousands
of true men, from every direction around Us,
win rush to the standard Of independence,
and clean the pirates and plunderers ont Of
Cairo. It can be done easily. In Gods
name let It be done. Il is disgraeeful to Ken
tucky and the South to suffer these Yandsls
to quietly plunder our commerce. To arms
70 armsl
They now have about twenty pieces Of can
non at Cairo, some Of them very heavy, and
from Eve to six thousand troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
GirILOst.

A girl Is years old, rather small Of her
age, left home Monday noon for school, and
has not been heard OF by her parents since
that time. She wore red calico dress,
plaid shawl, and light gingbam sun-bOn-
net; has dark brown hair ana blue eyes
Any information concerning her will be
Thankfully received and literally rewarded
BY hsr parents, ct O2s 81 Clair street., CIsve-
land, Ohio. III. LEWIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

ARTILLERY WALTz.-Messrs. s. Brsinard
& Co., of this city have just published the
{" Artillery Waltz" composed and dedicated
TO the officers and members Of COmpsny D,
Light ARTILLERY, by L. q. johnson, Of the
philharmonic Society, Of Cleveland. Just
at this time this music is Of special interest
and appropriateness, and, being beautiful
waltz, win be eagerly sought for By the
friends of our artillery boys and the mill
tary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

TRAyELRR,s REGIsTER
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

No. % Oregon street Work wanted.
J. stair &s6n-Fl0wsr Seeds.
Or J, o. Ksslsr-CoAlO on, Drugs, -. flr.r1.
]. STAR 5 son--Sisdi6ins Vines, &c.
b. .Hattsrslsy--Preparsf for War. s
]. stair 4 &Bjn-Hunsarian Grass Seed. 7s'
CLARK, Gardner 3 Oo--EgEs.
J stairs son-Ghinese Sugar Cane Seed.
W. P. Rsfrigeratora. 49,
j. stair sOn-swOSt Potato Plants. =
WI, Foss-Watsr Coolers. 80
J. stnlr soa--Eew Double zinnia
vi. .FoEe~les Cream FrseEqrs.
Freeman 4 Kellogg-Dry Goods, &C.
!. Loader 0Goe-R Boy Wantsd-Local Notice.
Geo spragns Local Notice.
i ]. Lewis-Giti Lost-Locsl N0tiss.
Hawks 4 Bro-Local Noiiee. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08


TIE Undoubtedly, one effect of
the present war win be to place the militia
of Ohio on fOOtin g very different from that
on lwhichit has heretofore stood. For years,
the whole organization--if such it can be
called-has bean made up of compare
lively few young men who had sufficient
military ardor to prompt them tOarm and
sduip themselves out Of their own pockets
and ali attempts to establish a different or
der of things have proved total failures
There is nav, however, abundant reason for
believing that we shall have learned BY ac-
tuaI experience the fun force of the adage
lin time Of peace, prepare for was.,4 and
shall profit by its teaching. In enotaeE. col
hfnn we copy the Order Of Gen earrington
calling for Reserve force of one thousand
companies from this State to be organised,
enrolled and held in readiness for service
whenever an imperative necessity may de-
mand. isll Agit tf-h i5s5 N
The grand difficulty in the way Of success
Of this plan appears to be the want Of arns,
without which soldier is no soldier 1t
may indeed be considered q mstter Of doubt
whether one hundred thousand men can be
found, who are willing to enroll themselves
] in companies, and spend time in learning
merely how to march; for the probability Of
obtaining anything like sufficient number
of Hpri7ats rides" does not look to be very
! great. - +
Cleveland ought to have, and we trust the
time viii come when she viii haEe,7 a full
regiment of well armed and wen discipIinet
soldiers, which may occupy the same posi-
tion here that the Seventh regiment does il
New York City, and be something for Us al
to Bo proud of This has- already beer
frequently spoken Of among military mar =
There is certainly will enough, and materia
enough, and it is to be hoped that bsforl
long, willis the spirit is yet working, amOv'
+, VIII be made for this purpose, II I7yFF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

FLAGs-FLAGs.-All kinds Of Flags except
secession ones made to order at the Ladd i
Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, oil Superior street, up stairs.
If G. ". CRowELL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

2@- Military blankets and cloth direct
from the mandatory and at manufacturers
prices, by {. II. Robinson, 1s2 Superior
street, Cleveland. A AEery superior quality
Of blanket impervious to water. Companies
supplied on short notice atIow fgures.-
An orders viii be met with prompt atten-
ton. Address c. H. Robinson, 1872 Superior
street. my6:Imd&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
Fort PIokens.
washington disnatch Saws

A Washington dispatch says;
A gentleman arrived from Mobile tonight
thinks that the projected attack on Fort Pick
ens'will be abandoned, and the troops ordered
North. No demonstration was made against
Alexandria to-day. -.-,--,S, A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

~ A new lot of military books, inclu-
ding about all the kinds in the catalogue,
received by Hawks & Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

-NTeHTIEeALE. EoTEs.-Verily there are
Florence Nightingales among US; true wO-
men, noble women, who will come forth
from their homes, sacrificing ease, comforts,
1uxuries, md devote themselves-So the great
cause. Read what some of them write to
-.--sl@ft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
DIED.

In WarrensTille, April 18th, Of diptheria, LAURA.
J., daughter Of William and Eliza DO0little, aged
years eo5 1I,1143 e 2ls1if
In Hudson, o., May 4th, after an illness of four
weeks, Rev. CHESTER BIRCH, ssEsd 81 years
Warren papers please eopysf asf % raA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
cIEvrt.,rp. Nav 7tb 1856

Mr.. EDIToR:-I notice jim this mornings
Leader an article asking shave we Florence
Nightingales among u.s." YES, SIR, WE
HkyE and I would say that will offer my
services to any regiment going from Camp
Taylor as nurse for those noble men who go
forth to maintain the rights of our cOuntryj
and will hold myself in readiness to MARCH
at moments warning. @
Yours for the Union, P. I'D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
CAMP TGYLoR.

3 The wet, Uncomfortable weather Of Mon
day has been q great drawback upon the
troops, and on yesterday morning the camp
presented the appearance Of laundry, as
clothing and blankets in any quantity were
drying in the wind. The psraee ground
was covered with small pools Of water, which
rendered it anything bat agreeable to the
pedestrian. At s1z' o'clock, after guard
mounting, the detachment OF Artillery Co.
D raised the flag staff, to which were at
tached new halyards, and the pole was se-
cured BY four small braces. At II o'clock
the regiments were drawn up in hollow
square for prayers, but as the clergyman did
not come, they were dismissed for parade.
Nothing was done in relation to mastering
in the troops, who it is expected viii remain
here for the present. Some changes have
been made in the assignment of quarters
the Rife Grenadiers having the quarters
lately occupied by Capt. CreightOn's com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
NC Elck at Cnmp Iaekson.

One hundred and twsnty-seyen volunteers
are on the sick list at Camp jackson, fourteen
seriously, the remainder afflicted with colds
and diarrhea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

WANTED IMMED1ATE1x.-A Boy that can
feed one of Hee's fast cylinder presses. Ap-
ply at this Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
A BUSINESS NOTICES.

@- Miss C. L. Ransom. Portrait Paint
er. Studio in spangler's- Block, Room IA,
Open TO visitors Wednesday and Saturday ?.
M. -51 -ei-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
OBERL1N, MAY 7th, Is

MA. EDToR-Dear Sir: see in your pa
per call for help in the Hospital. My
heart needs not arother call; only let me
know when and where. If the sacrifice
may choose its altar, I should like to 60
where the Oberlin company go; but it mat
ters but little, my heart is full.
MARTHA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

FOusDba AT LAsT.ABf0achitis, and also
Laryngitis, known IS weakness on loss Of
ysiee; peculiar to public speakers cured.
Dr.. GibsOn's new treatment will cure, alter
all others have failed. Warranted. 4 is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. 0aies
III Ontario street, ila Eiisl1na-saai-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

-QpE eyFHEso soUTHlz Large 1unbera OF peO-
pie from the South are daily passing east
ward through This city tits remarked that
the amount of baggage brought by them is
unusually large; three orJfour times the
usual quantity; This looks very much Like
fleeing from burning house and seiEing BY
the way whatever articles of value presented
thsmsslYesz pg Yeszo1aq 'sgzayT2AEgHAR 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

loIL.AThs andessigned is prepared To-
nanafaCture oil tubes andovata in superior
manner On short nOtiesy and on the mOst
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning AHI,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Glsve-
lsnd, Ohio. 1siH.n GaH. ,KIDEEE- =
~. -, .te,-, q ts:sv &c Els janIsRIaT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
EFFECTIVE ARTILLERY.

Read the article on the second page Of this
paper upon the James riAed cannon. We
sincerely hope Ohio, following the other
States, Will adopt it, for in effect it far sur
passes the Armstrong. gun both in range,
precision and force. We hope to see the
Cleveland Light Artillery supplied with
this gun, as well as the other artillery corps
in the state
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
No. los.
WHAr soRr o. HAS rur Ga,vs -.

WHAT soRT Or Hans rHE GzAYs HAVE COT
-one Of The Cincinnati ZOuaye Guards, in
camp with the Grays, at Lancaster, writes
to the Gazette this wall over the hats with
which the two regiments are supplied -i
We yesterday received or hats from he
AiozernHnent--4ha. hOneliest loeLins 4hi6tt1
go1 eyer did see-Rnd upon, our company os
short men the effect Is ihdfcrous in -the az
treme. Imagine little Ira An. I.J5fr
Tt, 81. B--@uy and other " ponies. q
with hats about ohelthird as tall AZ tbev A.
themselYes. 5Ihe bats are K0ssath, wishou9
any ornament, and are such as ths ssTuro. /.
efs wear at home. They are sourewbat
expensive and durable, but why under tba
sun cotildnae Unels Sam get so1ietbing w;fb
ittle beauty Ia It, for these afe al6fe than
ugly, they are positively execi able. and
most Of al, make our fsaHy GOOD lIoolfir ,
fellows, as you. know; the henisIiest Of IA g
regiment No anej on NiswiHk hes eonofs
mes would ever suspect tllaf fhsl s..fiashi1 Z
HEouaYesy iWeTe gmsng them. cf allpsaee7
~ Looking hats, these take the lead !; andlof
m Aess hats. W.T. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

OBJ )ExFKEs5A AThe American Express Co.
~iIlFIssss aCespt our thanks for 0ineannAti
papers in advance of the mail.
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TIE CITY.

@r The psieeof the MORNING LEADER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances. adlit "a %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
CLEVELAND, May 7th, 1861

Ma. EDIToR-YOu ask in this mornings
Leader, shavew any Florence Nightingales
among us" I, for one, happen to know of
number (between the ages of 20 and 4Ol
who are not only willing to go, but have
written to make inquiries what course to
pursue. If some one, through your paper,
could give some information on the subject,
they would be obliged. truT S.