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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26


In the very hour Of our triumph II is de-
manded Of US thst we rehace our steps, aban-
don our principles, and bow down our necks
more submissively than before TO the de-.
mands Of despotsm 70 save the Union. The
Union can never be cemented by compro-
mises with slavery. That love Of liberty and
intuitive sense Of justice which animates the
hearts Of an intelligent people, will condemn
all attempts 70 compromise with wrong
While the intelligent and UniOn-loving peo.
pie will not disturb the institutions Of q
State, however much their hearts may con-
demu them, they will demand that the Gen
eraI Government, within its constitutional re-
strictions, shall be administered 10 protect
the weak against The aggressions of the
strong, and 10 develOpe the energies q free
people, and TO secure the inalienRble rights
Of men. The men still live who fought the
battles OF the Revelation, which made US a
nation; yet our a Star Spangled Banner"
Goats on every sea and protects our COM
merce in every port, and IS respected by the
nations Of the world.
Mr.. Speaker, we are a great and free and
happy nation, because we have the best
Constitution the wisdom Of man ever framed,
and the American people viii never consent
to amend it at the demand Of slavery-to
oblige it to extend its egis over an institu-
ton execrated by the enlightened and better
judgment Of all mankind. By calling con
vention TO propose amendments, they indi-
rectly consent to such amendments as are in-
dicRted by the influences which demand it,
II the proposition was submitted to them by
direct vote il would be condemned as one
calling in question their devotion to the prin-
cples of justice and freedom and umanity,
and their confidence in the Constitution to
work out the problem of self-government and
demonstrate the capacity of a Republican
government to establish justice and secure
the blessings Of liberty to all men under its
protection. They will rally under the ''Flag
Of our Country" to sustain the Union, the
Constitution and the laws, whenever fOrbear-
ance with the madness of traitors shall cease
to be a virtue. But they will never consent
to any compromise by extending that slavery
which has cursed so fair a portion of our
country under the protection of local anthor-
ity, which is beyond the control of the Cen
eral Government by the restriction of the
powers expressly granted BY the COnstitu-
ton.
Without attempting to detail any single
or to elaborate any reason for my
position further than to express my general
conclusion upon the proposition submitted
by the resolution, and to indicate my action
upon its final passage, shall only say that
shall vote against the resolution, and leave
the exercise Of the influence of my position
to the consideration Of the better judgment
Of my constituents, feeling confident that
whether they shall condemn or approve Of
my action, they will do me the justice not to
impugn my motive.
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&c Prof Woods Restorative Cordial It is recorded
in the Classics that Psyche was once sent TO climate
warmer than the West Indies, - prOcuru sample
OF the beauty Of Proserpine in "a box. Aftcr some
delay the messenger returned, a. soon as the top
hesh ia heir 90. Fortunately hope found in the
bottom Of the box. Prof Wood Kest5rative Cordial
reyives the recollection of the story, tor il invgo-
rates the blood, aids theoTgans Of Digestion imparts
strength % the nervous system, and fOrtihes the
citadel OF health, So Is 20 bid defiance TO the assaults
Of disease II is healthy tonic com posed entirely
Of vegetable productions, and " bile is eXhar
as pure Wiue no mi ious resurs possibly follow
those who are acted with loss Of appetite, Dyspep
sa, Uonsum pfion, Eautness, Gilainess, NeuralEia,
faliible panacca.-lst ST. Louis Daily Express.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

D. SEEET's lEFALLIBLE LISIMEST FoR HoRsEs is
Jnriveled By any in all Of Lameness, arising
F0R 5prains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &C., Il will also cure speedily
SPAWN and RiHgbOne may be easily prevented and
cured in their inepent stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility ola radical cure No case
Of the kind however, is desperate hopeless but
may be allevated by this Liniment, and its faith
nj APPLICATION viii always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse TO travel With comparative
Esa.
Every horse owBsr should have this remedy at
hand, tor lie timely at the hrst appearance OF
Lameness viii efectually prevent those forminable
seases mentioned, to which ali horses are liable,
and which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
See advertisements sent n devv. T2s
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THE ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.
VIENNA 1E
DE PARIS

TRIESEMAR l, 2&3, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecole de
Phsrmacie de Paris, and the Lmperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna,
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhosa
and ali physical disabilities.
NO. 2. completely eradicates all traces Of those dis
that have heretofore been treated by the nars
oiOus and perniciOus use Of fcOpaiva and cubebs,
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy IA.
lief dspersing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. /, 2Jand 5, are preparation the
form Of ozenge, devoid OF taste and small, and can
be carried in the waistcOat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Valpeau Lallemand RouU, Ricold, SC. Price 50 each
or cases for 50, which s. and in S27 cases
whereby there Is saving Of So To be had wholesale
and retail, OF Dr. BARROW, No. l94 Bleecker street
New York Immediately on receiving a remittance
Or. Barrow will forward the Triesemar to any par
Of the world securely packed, and add csso accord
ing to the instructions Of the writer
- Sold also BY 4. +. GAYLORD and Wa.
FISK II. cleveland
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There is no mistake about It
THE CORDIAL Is ALL Wa CLAIM FOB 1T
MOTHERS, TRY TT

And to you we appeal, to detect the illness or de-
ce not only Of your daughters before il is too late
Dut also your sons and husbands, Tor while the fOr
nler from 1ilse delicacy, often 60 down 20 prena-
luIe grave rather than let their condition Be known
IN time, the latter are often 50 mixed up with the
excitement n business, that if il were not for yDu
they, too would travel in the same downward path
until Il Is too late 90 arrest their fatal fall But the
mother y always vigiiant, and to yOu we confidently
appeal Tor we are sure your noVerfailing Affection
viii unerringly point you to PROT WOODS HE-
aIOhATIFE CORDIAL and BLOOD RENOVA-
In time Of need.
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i ykiFY nm BLOODl-Dr.

1 iOkiFl THE BLOOD l-Dr. Weaver's
Mediciue- i,. Humor's-Thess invaluable Meti-
cines hHvC achieved complete triumph in eradica-
tlns huniors Vt all kinds from the human System
They were introduced 70 the public some six years
since, HEd lre been used with entire success. The
Canfer aad salt Bheum syrup is taken internally,
which eleanses the blNOd by throwing impurities 10
the surface, when tho Cerate is applied externally
and allerupuoEs are destroyed, and health and
beauty restored. Their astonishing success has
called out many ignorant pret-nders, who have in
troduoed their wonderful preparations to the public
They are cut In almost every forn, from Panaesas
down 70 Pills. and all fer humors Cofeourso they are)
Rag- Sold By 4. g. Gaylord, c. s. Maekenzie, E.
". sackridor, Strong Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
TITT=aaa Advartfsarnanf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

co Prot Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
RenOvat0r Is wthouE doubt, the best tonic Cordial
in the world To those who ure suffering from Can-
eral Debility, would recommend its use, for & is
pleasant 10 the taste Is Strengthening TO the system
ana viii at once tend 10 remove all impurities Of the
blood, and eradicate al traces Of disease Ii can be
taken By the weakest stOma b, Whils those 10 rOod
health VIII at once feel its exhiarating power We
content thar amer using bottle Of this Cor
dial none viii be Tor q day without ft-rN J. Leaiior
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SptriM alatitta.
MAN no DI

~ HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
Just nublishod on the Natero, Treatment and
Radical Cure OF sparmatorrhea, or Seminal Weak
ness, sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions ard ImPoton y, resulting from sell abuse,
&C. By Robt J. Calyorwell, N. d. sent under seal
IN pain envelope, to any address, post-paid on re-
celpt oftwo stamps. By DIT. ohas. J. o. Kline, IN
BoWury, New York. Post odioe Box, No. l,5ss.
ruHref.dfw.sfn
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HB-A Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deletertOus and injurious effects follow those
tum IN the medical world such tonic, and oue
skiliuly combined from the vegetable kingdouf ss
to act in perfect accordance with the Ia vs. Of uatre
and thus soothe the weakest stomach, and az the
same time aly nervous and other irrifatious, and
tone up all the organs Of which The human body Is
composed, Is offered in Prof WOODS Restorative
Cordial and Blood HenOvator. Hence it is psrfctly
adapted T. old aud r9ung, Reader Try it Thousands
have already done so, aud the testimony L univ
in its faY0T.-l New York Atias.
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58>Every mother and housekeeper must
Oiten act a family physician in the numerous ills
and accidents that occur among children and ser
vantE For many Of these cases We have used Davis
Pain Killer and consider Il Indispensable article
In the medicine box. In diarrh0a, It Is much used
with great success For cuts and bruises It il inyal
uable.-rN. Z. Exami Ter.
nE- sold oysIyshur, }, and By E. =. Gaylord, Wm.
kiske, Y. s. Mackenzie, Strong s Armstrong, anu
\. W. Sackrider, Cleveland, o.
49, Alralt isenlent in anothar column
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KOINCIDENCEl
SLOAN UNDER TIE COUNTERll

NORRIS in sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner OF
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine IN use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss ofAppetite, Hide bound, Distempera, &C, &c.
- These Powders always give satisiaetion as she
Thousands Who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them For sale By +. +. Gaylord,
Il. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers. and strong q Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and ~ all DTuRgisia IN tne
country Also, ct wholesale By the PrQpreior, at lel
Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio, 90 whom All orders
= SsSs:Bs5dIW - 3 dIVS'''' c. @. MORRIS.
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We ars enabled here 10 offer the community a
remedy whiLh, while it cares tho above comblsiuts
with certainty, Is stin perisetly harmless "a any
quantity. Such remedy Is Invaluable in dfftricts
where these alltcting disorders prevail This
"CUHG" eXpela the miasuatic poison ol EEFER AgD
AGUE from the system and prsFents the develop
menE Of the disuase, II iakeE the first auuFua6h
best ey ever Sc discovered for thlScass of cou
plants, but also tl cheapest, The larT8 ou1u.srV
supply for d0H tr-brtlgs &c within Ihe fear u
every body and b. billions districts, Whsre HrVrF
AND AGUE preIaih every body should have il and
use It neey both Tor cure and protection A r-euf
superiorlty Of this remedy over any other as
covered tor the speedy and certain cure Of Iuterns
sela y ~. = :. e9teina 20 Innine or nnereh con-
aequentiy y produce8 no qulnism OF other lnigr
effects whatever upon the constitution Ihose erred
by II are iett as hpafy II rhgg had never had the
ullal1e. .s
Fever and Agus isnot alone the coussquenos o.
the miaslnic poison. A great varsity Of disorders
ariso nom its irritation. among which are lrl glc,
Rtelunafisll, Gouf, Helutcas, hludga1s. Iocfiactf
ton on ts sBleeH, Httsaici, Fil ~ se BogeiI Coir
Hlrdl5sis, and Dsrangsllelf Of tlg kloHdch All a
which, when originating In this cause, pIt on the
iutsTuiieaf hrs or become periodical. This CuRFs
eTpels the poisan from the blood, aud couveuuenfv
cures them all alike- Ltia inVsiuabis protecton
70 immigrants and persons trre ling or tom i1rarT
residing the mnlaroua Districts. IL taken ocrg-
sionaly or daily while EXPOSED % tie Infection fb9t
will Be exocrafed from the system and clnnof acT
muate in sulicient cuailty % ripen into disrase
Hence it Is even more Talulblo Tor nrutefinu fhan
cure, and tW VIII ever suffer iruul Iutari iffsnfs ff
they avail theuselveso of the Protection ths remedy
Affords.
Prepared bg Dr. } @. AVER q Co. Lousr. Il q
Eor sale % strong & Armstrong;. Cleveland.
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GREAT UREl
DIR. LELAND's
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
Is the only known Remedy for
RHEuMATIsM COLT ANn NFTrRAIGTA

RHEUMATISM, GOUT AND NEURALGIA,
And n sure Cure for
ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES.
It is a conveniently arranged Band, containing a
medicated compound, to be worn around the Waist,
without injury to the most delicate persons, no
change in habits Of living Is required, and il entire
y the disease from the system, without pro-
ducng the injurious effects arising from the of
power fnl internal medicines which weaken and de-
stroy the constitution, and give temporary relief
only By this tire stmeut, the medicinal properties
contained In the Band, come in contact with ths
blood and reaches the disease through the pores of
the skn, effscting in EyERT instance perfect cure
and restores the parts afflicted 70 healthy condition
This Band Is also most powerful Anti m ercurial
agent, and will entirely relieve the system from the
PEREICIOUs effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured in few days, and constantly receiving
testimonials Of its efficacy in aggravated cases Of
long standing.
Price. So to be had Of Druggists generally or can
be sent by mail express, with full directions for
use, to any part Of the country, direct from the
Principal 0fice,
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York
G. SMITH a Co, Sole ProprietOrs.
n. D-Descriptiye Circulars Sent Free.
BB-Agents Wanted Everywhere.7 .7Ed
irb25.dkW
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~ To COGsUNPEIVEs.-The advertiser,
having Deon restored to health In very few weeks
y very simple remedy, amer having suffered sew
sral years with severe lung affection, and that
droad diaeEse, C0usumption-is anxious 10 make
<n0En % bis iellow-suierers the means o. cure.
To all who dosire it, he viii send co y OF the pre-
scription used (fres Of ohargs) vita directions
tor preparing and using the s8us, which they wilt
and sURE CURE FOB C-NsUMPTION, ASTH.
Ma, BBONCHITIs, &C. 4ne only object in sCnd-
ing tn Prescription to benefit the afflicted, and
spread inormatJ1 which be conoeiyes to be inyalU-
able and he cpes every sufferer vii try his remedy,
Asit wilt ost them nothing, and may prove q bless-
Ing.
arties wishing the prescription viii please ae-
1ress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Octl3:R26 Williamsburgh, Kings County. n. Y.
MOTHERS READ THIS.
The following Is an extract from a letter written
by thu pastor OF Baptist Church to the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes in iavor Of that worid-renoWned medicine, OF
Mas WINsuoW's sO0THIEG sTRUP ron CHILDREN
rEETHIse:
''We see an advertisement In your oolcr1s Of Mn.
-WinsioE's Soothing Syrup. Nov W. neesr said a
Eord in iaEor OF patent medicine bsilre ia or iie
but We isei compelled to say to your Toaa that this
no humbug-WE HAVE TBTED II, AID Know IT TO
y ALI IT CLAIMS. 1t is probably, one Of the most
ocsssul medicines Of the day, because it is one OF
the best And those Of your readers who have babies
can't do better than to lay in a supply"
.ar in
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8Oaratna

BOARD, WITH A PLEASANT SUITE
J. l.. NEWTON.
N. B.-A good Horse for sale. mar2l:s25
NEW BOARDING HOUSE-THE
underaigned has recently opnned the large and
pleasant Boarding Houes No. ~ Superior street.
neai the "a Presby yteriau Church
The house has been thoroughly renovnted and r.
furnished, and in every respect adapted to accommO
date drBt class boarderH Ia q boardsrs g 80 per
without furuiture.
feb2Tsszs R, A. BISHOP
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sept.zd6w:R@
BLOOD FOUDI
BLOOD FOUDl
nL.LILn ELI.LLLl

Bio ID FUUUI
To al suffering IRON COnsam ption, incipient or
confirmed, or nom debility Of any kind; 7 fIom
mental Or nervous rrostraiiOn, br..uRht on b. any
ctuse; or from SCI 0iulOus COMPLAINTS or from dis
Of the kidneys Ur bladder and 70 Ladies suf-
sex are lisble TO- and which engender Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
IS offered as a Certa and Reliable nemsdy Differ
ing in every particular from the patent medicines Of
the day, tt is chemical combination fARON, , UL-
many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony to
the benefits 10 has collerred on them.
CHUkCH & DUPONT, ~ Broadway, New York,
tho Bola urUpreiOrs Of the srtice, and have in
consequences Of a fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from RED
70 TELB0W aud increased the size Of the bottle 70
ounces. Be very cautious in buyin 70 that the
fac-simile Of their signature Is the outside of the
wrapper, as all others ars cOunterieits. In cOnse-
snsnes Of the large demand ior this article the to
iuWinR druggists have all ordered and received sup
plies Of the new Sind viz:
Chas. A kimball, m. II. French, j. X. Hayes,
A. Staniel8 and samuel kiddor- " Lowell.
HEG- sold BY Wm. ElSkE, Druggist, Cleveland,
Jhio. iebZ5:dtw
~We congratulate our readers upon the
tiscOYery Of a sure cure for rheumatism, GOut and
Neuralgia, and all MerCuriAl Diseases, which is ei
fected without the Of Internal mediciues, which
destroy the constitution aud We emporary relief
Ony. 10 fact, Il Is the only known remedy oectiug
q perfect cure, aud We feel warranted, from its re-
concentrations in calling the attention Of the az
hictsd aud those having friends suuofing from Rheu
matism, GOut or Neuralgia or the penlicOus effects
OF Mercury, 70 the advertisement la another column
o. cur paper, Of Dr. Leland's ANTI itheumatc Baud
uf7-soid BY Wm. FISK q, Cleveland, o. feb25
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"Tn, tny Of the TransgressOr is Hard. -
FOLLOW tbe council and heed the advice contained IN
a. Torf "BuMAN FRAILTY. or PHYsIoLOG-
tUAe REsEARCaES" lttreatsol the evil Effects
oreariy abuso and indulgoroei ia omhouishod with
elaborate ooiored engravinEa portraying every ga
ure and phase ogdisoass exposes the ialaey Of the
ordinsry modes adopted for tho Of LoCSt a. we'll
~ ReasDtTAnT nALADirs, aud gives the oaiy safe
and infalnbla remedy for 0xpunEiug every trace Of
the virus from the syston,
soli By Dr. barrow, ~ Prince st., n. 7. Price .
osuts. sent irce Oi p9stuge ever where. Reed the
dvertisemento Of ''Friesemar" In another column.
Also aolu by 4, \. Gaylord and william Fisko,
nrucsiEts tnnreland. Ohia
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LEADER gratis one year. The Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.