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CLEVELAND & ERIE B. R.

1861. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1881.
On and after hJnday, April 18th, I56l, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-StUpplug At al StatiOE1
except Wicklihe, Mentor, Perry UniQn-
vile. 5aybrOok and SWnnVillr; and are
rivss at Erie ~ l:SO ?. X, Dunkirk ss55 p.
n. Buffalo SIS P. n
45 7. n. OTNUINNArT EXPREss TRAIN-stap-
piugHt Pane vile, A>Lfabuisuud Giudd
only, and arrives at Erie T.tnP.M, Dun
kirk at VAC ?. n, B. fGlo At i0.6 p. =
ES ?. n. ~OONNEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping al all stations.
SO P. Il. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoPpi1gat
Painesvile, AHhtabula, Gnneauf and Gi-
rard only and arrives a. Erts - iEf7A-a
LEAVE ERIE. -
400 A. \. NIGHT XPRES TRAfN-Stopping a.
Girard, AshtsbuA and Painesgiue only
strives at cleveland SIS e.
s51 A. n MAIL T~RAfk-Stopping AZ 81 StaticE8
except SayDrOUk. UuiOByi 10, Hgrry, 4su-
Tor snd WAkl1sr $50 arrireat Cleveland
At l:i5 P. n.
lso ?. y. DAY EX rRESS -RAIN-Stopping al Gt-
rari, Oonneaut, Ash abala and Painesvils
only, and arTive8at Cleveland AZ s-u /. a. !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leaYs COnueaut
At 6.g A. n, stopping At All stations, and
arriving At Cleveland At 9.i0 Az
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Oolum5uas Cncln-
natl st. Louis, &c; aud all the trains giving eagfUard
Railroad, and Al Buffalo With those ct the New York
Central and BudalO & New York CTS RailroHds.
n. NOTTINGHAM, SuPE
Cleveland. April1s, tasI.
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All Of the Grsfsnberg Medicines are for
oHuHOHILL d gRoTHER, DruEkttS,
RI0 3. ". cor Ontario EE&PubhO sauaEo
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O. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. "a Broadway, New
York, and No. ia Market street, SG. Louis, Mo-, and
sold By all good druggists. Price SI,0 per Bottle.
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Read what the Press sry, after thoroughly testnR
no matter, and no one can have doubt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

~ Pref. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
Renovation, for the cur OfGencral d. bility, Or v eak.
ness astsing IRON any Cause also, DyaP~PAia- Ner
vOusnesE, NizhI 5weats, lciplent C~onsum ption, Liv-
er complaints. BinOusruss, LOea o. App-tlte, re-
male weakness In all is atsges; also, y prevent the
contraction OF disease, is Certainly the haltuuun most
agreeable Cordial tonic and henOFutor ever Offered
to the aaiicted, and % chemically combined - " b
the mosI powerful fonie ~ or knOWL tO mtdical Hci.
ence. Reader, try 1t. 1t -ilso you ROed. We have
no hesitation in recommending IL, slice We know Il
TO be a safe, pleasant and su e remedy for the disoa.
e enumerated.-lAew York Dispatch.
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est divergence are about twenty-five miles
apart. The Southwest pass has usually
twenty feet Of water on the bar the depth
varies considerably; so hat vessels drawing
but fourteen and q hall, sometimes lie weeks
in the mud before being able to pass over
The other passeB are still more hckle and
~cbangeable, although admitting heavy draft
vessels. Tho land at the entrance of the
Mississippi river is nothing but mud banks,
continually increasing with reeds and rusheB
growing upon H. at the height Of ten or
twelve feet above the water. From the bar
10 New Orleans is one hundred and twenty
miles. The various passes converge, forming
the delta, about twelve miles from the Gulf
At this point in the river two or three
steamers could obstruct the navigation OF the
river fr any leugth of time, and against an
enemy approaching from any direction,
except by a similar marine from the sea.
The city of New Orleans, wholly CONNER
sial, inds its only available access to the
Gulf through the Mississippi. Below the
city are two forts On either bank of the river,
in the hands Of the Secessionists, but not con-
sidered OF much protective value.
GALVESTON, texas.
The town ofGalveston is built on the North
/ ern extremity of Galveston island. The en-
trance 70 The bay OF the same name, which
forms its harder, lies between Point Oliver
on the north and the eastern extremity Of Gal
weston island on the south. 1t has a wild b OF
two miles, broken by shoals into four cham
nels, which have a depth of from nine to
twelve feet on the bar. The blockade OF
this city would be easily affected by a single
vessel. The ssme blockade cuts of Houston,
whose communication with the gull is through
Buffalo Day, on the Galveston bay.
EATAaoRDA BAY.
Passing the shallow NOUN Of the Brazos
river and a long stretch OF coast the Pasa
del Caballo, a narrow entrance 10 Matagorda
bay, is reached. This inlet something less
than two miles wide, has a depth Of nine
feet of water on the bar. On the bay of
M4tagorda are the towns of Matagorda and
Indianola, the former at the mouth. OF the Col
Orado river, the latter on the San Antonio
Eighty miles OF coast ara shut in by four
long narrow Islands, viz: Matagorda San
Jose, Mustang and Padre islands. Aranzas
pass, between the first two, gives a narrow
inlet for light draft vessels to the bay of the
same name. The pass of Corpus Christi, be-
tween the second and third, has but four
feet OF water.
BRAEos SANTIAGO.
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FRInAY MnNNING. NM 3, fsal.

as FOr TeIcgraphIO News and Markets
see Fourth PnEe.
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Clothing.
9 A d N Z w 81

SD VS.
Las. week we had the blues,
Aud now W have sad nsws,
S-ws Fl fraught with evil
-~atticli.ii zlTitc,
ADD fearful loss OF s.!.6@
TIE workings OF ths devil.
Now, horrid C VII war.
~ beauIrous land does mar
Aud from he'll workshops and their farms
'7eWd q mart aud alley,
FROM G. 'de AM from valley
From hll,. y men 10 slms.
Rush sturI-
10 lsI to armsi $Dr.veI
Ii yea vnu d ever savs spd;
our Fl & aud glorious
Strike terror toOur tues,
And ie ; eur well aimed blows
Fail fast from every hand
OIL let them never drag
To earth our starry AAEj
iiut let IL ever TOW
From tower, mast and Eteepie,
To cheer all UDIon-l9vins people,
krOu Maine 10 Mexico.
Then we will ever be
United, happy, tree,
nd NO more have the blues;
And sell good CLOfHlS5 cheap,
And AT UNiUN HALL wen keep
New GOVds, the onl news.
REwe Ia, ut received smother splendid stock
Of NeF sprin, md summer Goods, Tor Men and
Boys GEAR, which We will sell At WAR PRICES, st
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale of Singers Celebrated
SERWG MACHINES
sToNRRs AUToMAToN PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets. re-
LOOK OFT F0R The GkETa -
~ W. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
NJ Removed his Tailoring Establishment TO No.
"a 81 Ipertor street, CD stairs, over Sherwood 8 Oak
Ale1sse S sSSoTsaSat Of FashiOnabls sPrins Goods
on Fkad. aRgas2
KOCH, LEVI q MAYER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALI KuDS or
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AaSls No. IA MatsE street. Cleveland
HENTLElNEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
faHHoIs AoEE. Tstl0r, No. ~ Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote hi Isattention TO cleaning, rsnoya-
IN , AZ tn me59 oi5s \ Il work ID the best manner.-
Gentlemen will find II for their interest during THESE
hard timeg 70 give "A T. Aser a trial
RFNO VAL.
A r. RED ING, MERCHANT
~ TAILOR. has removed 70 DO. IS Prospect
stfest, Redhssd's Bloch 8 few dOor5 west Of Jones,
Marbk Factnrv. where he will be pleased 70 see 9nc
suit his oid customers, as usual, and new ones IN
seats who furnish thar own materials viii It
sdvantAge5as 70 call on i'm. -
81 ParriculSr nttsuR-on paid 70 eutttng BOYS
OiothinR. decd A K hbDlht' AGENT
GENTS ~COLLARS-AT
VI aprls RETTBtsRQ &HAUsNANG's.
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West of Key WestIie the TOrtugas islands,
on the largest Of which is Tortugas harbor,
guarded b, Fort JefelsOa. This iorihcation,
recently gaTrisOned and fully pTovisioned,
may BE- considered sale tor almos. any con
lingency. The harbor is valuable strate-
gic point, as, together with Key West il
commands the entrsaoes TO the Cult OF Mex
iea On the gulf coast Of Florida coasting
northward, iheie are q lew shallow and IN
important inlets leading to small fishing
towns, surrounded By wilderness. The
narbOrs thus opened Up are valuable only as
atforaing safe anchorage in a Storm
Among thess are Charlotte harbor and Tampa
bay.
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MilinFrg'

MILLINERY GOUD5 IN E "
la ARRIVAL.
Mrs. W. s. POINTER, - Senel Street,
La In receipt Of q new and choice etock Of
MI LLINERY G 8,
Comprising
New Style Shirred Hats, FloWers, RibbOns, Mourn
ing Goods, Collars, Wells, az Also
NEW STYLE HATS EOk CHILDREN.
Besides a great variety Of sfaBonable and fashion,
aba Goods not enumerated. Ladies are respectfully
Invited % call and examine.
@-Dress Making done 70 order In the very best
manner. marakR3
NPENED THIS DAY
A nice a1sortus4tof
LADIES & MISSES STRAW BoNNETs,
SHAKER Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Rouches, 3D.
Al MRS. MEARES', E6 superior st.,
ana Under Boalet House
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"a. sWsst lsfALLIuTr -tAt ''tgi
nom the ruoipe OF DR.. Svogaen awve.. 70 ga.
nsoticuL the great bone-aetter, aud has b tn aseiin
biz practice kr the last twenty ysars vita sLs nosi
astonishing success. As an external rsaroy lt is
without q rivsl, and viii ~Sllevi.ss pain m3r- spsed
" than ~ other preparation. For all Rrennati,
and NsrVolz Disorders Il IL O My infAIlIble AMI Is =
laxative for borus, WOands, sprains, BRUISES &C.,
ih soothiHg, healing, and powerful STRENGTHENING
propertlss, excite the cat wonasr and aston -shnent
Of al Who have svsr given Il a Trial. over tour
nundfed certificates Of remarkable cures, PEI ormcC
b. Il within ths last two year., s,te.t this taet-
FOR saia b strong 4 AFmstrOng Esd wm. fiske
s.e,.av.rfisemen sanys-Re~tkw
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H~ATAaoRDA BAY.


The pass Of BrazOs Santiago has 6 width Of
about two miles, and seven feet Of water on
the bar. "a the bay of the same name,
which it connects with the gulf is the town
oil G rpus Christi and Fort Brown.
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MnrnER.s REAn Ms

The following is an extract frOEa = letter written
by the pastor Of a BaPtiat Church 70 the Journal
aud Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spuaks vol
nmos ID tavor Of that World-roaoWnsd medicine, o.
Mas Nnslow'B SOOTHING sHuP roR oMrrsEs
TEETHlSot
eve So an adSOrtiaenentiu your Ooiunna . MFs
Winst0Wr soothing syrup nos ~ never said =
word IN .aror OF pagebt uudicino ben7e n our to'
but We hsi eomP-ilvd 70 say -TwpadaA bAtthis
no humbuE-vE AAyE TErr, Np Know n a,
All ~ oLAisa Ita - ~, one OF the me-
oocSstHi "a ay, beoauss it is 90
ne bost. st rue be- WHO have I Ia,
oaa't o. >.,sr ihsa q iuy mas0Ipiy."
yestieesatul 70 Hnot.ri r.'lm er1SR8
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There l. no mistake about It'll
THE CORDIAL Is ALL W CLAIM FOB TT
MOTHERS, Try It'll
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The first port on the Gulf coast o. commer-
cial value, IS Cedar keys, situated ten miles
south OF the debOuehment OF the Suwanee
river.
This is one Of the termini Of q railroad
which crosses Florida, connecting with roads
North and West. The entrance to Cedar
Keys harbor is narrow, having from ten to
eighteen feet water in the channel. Toe bar
Of the Suwanee river, ten miles above has
but Eve feet water.
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MOUTH OF THE RIO A

The Rio Grlnde, forming the line o.
boundary with Mexico, bias a shifting bar o.
from Eve to seven feet in depth.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &

iAGF E1AnOrCOLUMbU6 q
CINCINNATI
l6l. sPRIHg AEaAKsEhsNF. ISL
On and after MOnday, April Ith, ~, Pss1sprsr
Trains viii leave Cleveland a. follows.
sos A. n. n. y UIncInnatI 4 xpress-Stopping u
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south 81
Shelby, reaching Columbus a nio1-T-
Cinctnnati a. 40 p. n
25 P. n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At all stadons
nd arrtsing At Columbus ssLs p. 4
SIS ?. 4 Night ELpress-8IOppIur ~ All .~taffoua
nOrlh Of Gallon, Gilead, harrington, Ash-
ley, Delaware and LOWS center, and Cd
other stations, " leave paessDgera only.
ksaehine Columbus At tl45P n and Cn-
cinnati at go A. \.
l 8.
Shabby, eandu8ky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad. DF
tIansheidfAE Vernon, Newark, ZAnssEfla
OrestHnes Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 chicago Rau-
5oeos i2F Eorsst, OppeT sauduskyy DelphO15
Lima, OFT Msynel Laportes Chicago &C.
vest, and ksst for Mzushsld, Wooster, Ma
gillOn, &C.
Gallon and BelefoBtaine Railroad Line, for Mar.on.
Bellsfontaines Sidney. Union, Huncts, In
dtuApQnsB Terre Haute, Fi1cennee, EFal8-
vile, LOuisTille, Cairo, ST. Louis, &C.
DELAWARE Witt spnngneldi NJ Vernon and Pitts
burg Railroad for springfield.
Lit . Miami q Columbus, and Kara
Railroad, for Xsnia, Dayton, ludfnnapolA
Tsrre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LOVeland,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio Z Ms
sssi9pi Railroad Il Cincinnati fr Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. LOuis, and an
points on the ohio riger.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad i0r Newark, Zanss-
VILE Wheoings &C, Columbus, Piqua md
Indiana Railroad 9r Piqua, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets 10 all points and Information -
ply 81 the Uuion Ticket Omea, 81 superior street, q
Cleveland. April nh ISl-
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IOeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

NM LII ' " ~
y ls the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles in accordance
with tue great natural laws, induced their establish
ment rs an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the title Of THE GREFENBEEG
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
q pom public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
Jctment, and they have reason to teel great pride IN
Comparing their success With medical Academies al
50 chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testl-
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character ui the gentlemen connected with the IN
stituJiOu, thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day.
ENBERG has ever been and will Be q
reliable and trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health 70 the shiel land ali who are suffering
may address them WiE sntire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucldly set forth IN
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH an invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and tn re-
fore sold al the nominal price Of Is cents, Tor which
sum IL is mailed Tree 70 any part % the country.
The health Of American Women, Diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more Obscure and chronicle plants,
as we'll as the common diseases iDcidentb lhIs coun-
try, have received The attention Of this institution,
aud IL is enough ts say they have proved themselves
fully competent Tor the great trusts which the pebble
have cODhded 10 Their skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleTa different
remedies adapted TO dinerent diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 10 which We wish to call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease Is
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8aa 8oaas.
CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B r
SPRING ARRASeEmESr.

lAE 1LANU q IL X
1901. bPkIHG ARRANGEMENT. e.
On and amer hondayt April 18TH, 1851, lrafnu III
run daily Sundays eHcrpt~dl a. foll1wH
90 A. \. Ohicugp EZ~prsEs-BtOpping AZ Barea. Graf-
% fOberlin Oamden, v akenran Norvaff
MourOetile, Bellevue, t1yde, Frsmonf.
Elmore, aud arrives AZ Tolrdo AZ Esa8A
M Chicago 7.l0 2. d., D. tr0i. at zoo Pm.
~ p T. through MAll-etUppInR ~ all Sc ,ttuns on
the southern Division, arriving ct TOlsdo AZ
s. p.
SO ?. =. Mail, stupg AZ all stations eaaf Of sandustv
on Northern Division, and arrives Al 81.
dusky a. SIS ,.
I'd ?. n Ielsgrap "a prss-Storping az GrnFon.
nheriin. Wakemtn, NOrweik, MaHrUegille,
Bellevue, Llyd', Ar mont, klmere, snd ar
rive. at Toledo al 1913 p. n Chlcsgo Ct
CONNECTIONS.
Cnnectlons are made a. NOnrooTfle With fhaEan-
du8Eys Mansfield and Newark Il. Rat Cirde Vith
the aanduskTf Dayton and Cincinnati L r Al r.
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana z. r., and Al Toledo
with the Michigan southern & Northern Indiena
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor Chicsgo. DE-
krOit, Jackson, Fort Wagne, JOganaport, LahYatts
cairo, Alton, 81. Louis, and all poinls West, Eorth
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland ron Tc edo and the
vest, Al 9szS A ~ il H. and 20 P. n. fr0m
sandusky ~ 9.0 An.
OlezsIsnd. AprtI Is 1871. 5n5it
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1T Is THE PRESCRIPTION OF

IT is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
IN Educated Physician, and all who arg aniicted
With any VI the above named diseases, should use it
without delay. 1t will drive the diseases from the
system, and when once out On the Skin q lew appli-
cations Of DR.. Weaver's
CERATE, OR OINTMENT.
anu you nave q permanent Cure.
The CERAIE has proved itself to be the best Oint-
ment ever invented, aud where once used, il has
never been known 10 fail Of ehecting q permanent
cure ofOld Sores, letter and kingWorm, Scald Heads,
Ghilblains, and Frost Bites, BARRIERS Itch, Chapped
or Cracked Hands or Lips, BlOtches or Pimples on
the Face. And for
Sob NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the OeFate Is the only thing required 70 cure. Il
should be kept in the house Ofevery Family.
Price Of Syrup 81; Crate rs cents per Bottle
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY Most MEDICINE DEALERS,
in. HARRIs & CO., Proprietors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. T. Gaylord, C.S. Mackenzie, William Fiske,
E.. W. Sackrider, and Strong q Armstrong, Cleve-
land Ohio; Roberts q Samuel, W. A. Ora
ham, Sandusky; Carter \ Brother, Erie, Pa.
Viewers Salt Rheum Syrup and Oerate, Is sold by
Ourchin & Brother fsb9
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6At
NNHEY ARE USED AND RE-
e COMMENDED by leading Physicians o. the
country, and all who try them pronounce them In
DR.. JAMES L. LEEPER, writes from Navarro,
Stark County, Ohio,-"Ths Bitters are highly prais-
ed BY those suffering from Indigestion Dyspepsia
E.. 5. DAVIS, Postmaster at Winiamport, Ohio,
saysI,'They give great satisfaction. | use them my
II with great assurance Of It's merits"
DR.. Wm.M. KERR, OF Rogersville, Ind, writes
Us that they are the most valuable Medicine offered.
lie has them with great success, aud
with them made seyeralcures Of .palpTtstiOn Of tn
Heart snd General Debility.
THC-.AS STANFORD, Esq, BleuntsvfIie, Henry
Co., Ind, writes US a long letter, under date ~ May
4, 1850 He was much reduced, having been afflicted
for three years with graf nervous debi sty, palpits
ton OF the heart OF the must severe an0 .rOstrEtins
character, alter using lew bottles Sss eomplete-
GEOAGE W. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted
with rheumatism TO Wenty years, IL all It's varlJu
forms, aud at the da Of this letter he had been gEO
years well; the BiIters efecting the cure, Whsn sew
| eral Physicians attending him could do HIM No good.
Z He says-"FOr Rheumatism, dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Kidney Affection, or DroPsyi it Is 3 specific
certain remedy.
J. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen County
Ohio, IA section where Fever ami Ague PREVAILS
taat he most cheertully~ recommends them Of decided
merit in all cases Of Fevsr and Ague, Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
ID. 4. GALLEHERs, Md, writes from Van Vert
0mO host le9PeStLunJ E9SOmmenu tne oueLI3
Wine Bitters 20 the notes Of Dyspepuc persons, and
10 all who require a stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
SSFul Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Price rs Gents per Bottle.
in. HARRIS 3 co, ProprietOIs,
Cincinnati, o., for the Western States.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
L. GAYLORD, UleVet+UC.
u. ). MACKENZIE, do
WILLIAM ISKE, do
X. ". SAChk1Dhh, do
STRON GAkMSTRO- do
Bku 20
W. A. GBAHAM, SandusEy.
RQhERES&sAALsLEas&sRk aSs
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9

~ IA L B D..
TINE TABLE No. I8-To taxa eject On anu alter
THURSDAY, March net, 1851
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pB- Look to Yourself IN Time. Bow nany, In
Consequence Of . false delicacy, auGer from Suppress
ed, painful, or obstructed mensiuration, aid thipk
because they are young that bye-and-bye nature Will
Work Itself clear from obstructton8, ano Al come
right In the end, little dreaming that The seeds q
death are already terminating in the system Osolu5s
the Vital energies are Impaired, and The entire Ant
mai economy deranged, detilltateds and yeh care
before Them which would restore all the functions 2!
the system, and rsinvigOrate the BODY, tgey NouIa
take Il, and thus Be IN time % sats 49, -
lie 81 Prof. Woods Restorative CofoA Aa DO~o
RsnoyRtor.7NeW York Courier.
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KoUTHs OF TIE MISSISSIPPI.

There are three main passes to the Mlssis-
SippL the Northeast pass, the Southeast pass,
and the Southwest pass. These at their Wild
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HI lf0rmerly Of the hrm Of Little / Kevea,J Ia
6peasd e Real Estate Omc IN Rougs's Block, cor.
Aar Of SUPERIOR gtrerf and Public square, az hEf
constantly on hqhs srVerI thousand scFss Of ansi
quality of aimu lands IN the 1tasn9 Of LoHa-
e.snf.- s=5---f<. - ~ nj -. ~ ~ snJ
.6rSpary. PEt eaih paidhReossseTT. apF6:R
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