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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

Asssg~ ST Il. " CnAclIRRn vent consenir
a sc porter CONNIE caAddal i la place de
sherif, i reeevra les vpix dun grand nonibre
de VOTANS.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

Dsss" Neulhez annopeer one HENRY
AVERY, le Surntendant actnel des Ecoles
Publiques est caudidat pour recollection.
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H9~ Lonvertpre de Fecoie du Rev, G, 4.
Frazee aura lieu lie Ter Iand de scpiembre pro.
chain e
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EsssnM L,EprrsuR-r-N Nenillez annoncer, dans
yptre Journal one je srlis eandidnt pourlla pla-
ce DE- Recorder que j'accape nctuelement, ct
don't l'election aura lieu en- Novembre pro-
chain. 5s5R
YNflSs DsAVY.
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pRTyATES.

'ATEs.
Felmont T. Marks,
Emile d. Meche,
Joseph s. Cora,
Joseph Qnebedeau,
Raphael Richard, tils.,
Hilaire Hidde,
Jacob Cummings,
JAS. q. Hayes,
!. DnPlecliain,
VIM. Jos. Murphy
Emile Dejean, iI
Theisac Derbanne,
Edmond o. Richard;
Lucien Perrodin,
Theaphilc Mamme,
Lucien Joubert,
Raphael Boudreau.
Frank Garter,
David Higgenbo,ham,
Lucius j. Dupre,
Gedeon Saunier,
Henry w. Moore,
Alphonse G. Lastrapes
Edonard Moreau,
Joseph Janis, a4
Ealery Bello. y
Don Louis Saunier,
Edmond I,ejenne,
Edmond Dejean.
Sostllene Lambert.
Uiysse Gaberel,
Robert j. Nesler,.
Rndolphe Deshotel,
F'cois g. G. De, illiers,
William Coleman,
Jacques Armand, Jr.,
Marcel Mabboux,
Henry Keller,
Edox Mouille.
j. W. Jackson,
Leandre Landry.
james NJ. bite,
Joseph NJ. Beers,
j osefh Y. Roy,
George Hulspeth.
Daniel d. Hudspeth,
Edward 7. Walston,
benjamin Gnidry,
Thellsmar Guidry,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

Eels4 y opss spnim.ss aulnrise u allnuncrt que
NJ, ALFRED LDUAIl.LIER est capdit,ut
In place de Recorder de paroisse, pour elec-
lion Ell nnyenibre proclaim.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

GssAY Nous so,nmes autorse 4 annoncer que
le DIR. JOHN "A. TAYLOR est cnnifdat
pour represenier les Parosecs ST. Landry, La
fayete ct Cacasieu an Senat de l'E,at.
Election en- Novembre proclaim.
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Pensionnat de DemOiseIIes aux

+ rentf6n de cefte Pension aura Hen n,arii Ier
4 1anctobre proclaim, sous Ii direction da Rev b.
+, White et de sa dafle, s .ss sSf4ss
Get etahlissenent ayant eta incorporsss par Fiat
est inaintenant en- meme dc donner ute education
acheyee aux demoisellcs. Files ppurfont alssi ~
periectionner dams len ats dagramcut. "
34S PROFESsEURS:
Ie Rev, D. Il; White, president, est charge did 49,
partenent coGgial. MI aSa7S nj
Mmes NJ White. .niattonne, est charge Iii ldpar.
tement aeademique. M
Mes Josephine v Wynn, ess chargde du depar.
tement prihnire. AN sasj - - +,
ffallcais. aAi .as4 7ssH1s'ss n
n. i,odemuler est chargs da lsparteinent snnsi-
peur y tcrne .ie .saanats sHemine4s
sAnSais hep gcnlldgiaf par seniaine III 16 y n 450
! = acadehiigne = OO. !. ...s. 10
pritnaire HE rs. ..s 10
FfA1sats y GaeRiat sz" 81 s55 .. ~! 80
. prifnasfe !" 3fs hOs ". !. sssss no N
Muaique z colleginl .tg ssaas Vi. ~ 81 10
aa !. primaire & 10 ..s. III
Usage dsinstrumentsde mi,sique rs, ... 8sl 10
ARTS dagrdlnents aHx pfix ordinairus. ~ M
Persfoh par Aemae ~. .... H, u. III &4 So II. 100
BlanehissaRe IS cts pnr doaxane. is*yts
Les complies devront ette payds tons les ttfinea.
tres on avanca. Lea ..Gotton Confederate BandK'y
seront fceas IN paiemcnt n. 5lSsS s5s
81 aout I6Gi- LA 8 b. n. sWlIITE,
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4 ng-5 Nous son,nes autorist 4 announcer que r. J.
SMITH est canddat po,r representer cettc paroisse
II ia Chatnbre dcs Repr6sentauts de l,Etat
Election en- Novembre proclaim.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

nanbre de ses anlis, que 81 THOMAS C.. AMBER
son ynut Sc laisaer porter candidat pour raclec.
tonla Ia ehanbre des Reprfsentants de TEtat, II
Sefa snppofter par la ni9orit6 des voix de St.
landry.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

sss- Nous Sommes autorise annoncer
que j JAMES M. PORTER est candida, pour
represenler lcs paroisses St. Landry, Lafayette.
ct Galcasien att Senat de fEtat. IS
Election en- Noye,nbre proclaim.
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ST. LANDRY VOLUNTEERS.

ST LANDRY VOLUNTEERS.
Henry L. Garland--Capt.
Chs. y. Bullard d--lst Lieut.. #
jacob Anselm-2nd Lieut..
Adolphe DebaiIlon-3d Lieut..
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Negre Marion eli priso,,.

Tin dta arretH et logo dams la prison do cctta IN.
L roissh ,mereredi III eonrant ia6I, IN i,gra OIL
4ni s'appellc ANTHONY, ayant pda, 4 iiou. sss X {
ces de hant II dit4ri' appartientA A Ia Com- ~
pagnie dn ChcHiiii do fcs DE- GrVsse gAte. II d Te
yitan aa ans. .5 S5s
Lc praprietaire est seq,lia ae ysnr prouycr III
propretA ct payer les fraisl sei0n laJoi.
~ Juliet 1851. J. sANBfsf.M. Geolier.
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II. AVIS.
Or ct ArgeIas---Bonds Confederes.

L'Iion b. A. Martei, Gommssare pour ob,
senir des SUBSCRIPTIONS de recctes pour Ia de-
fense dfs Ethts Confrderes, adresaefa 10 pafolt
an public aux eax ct temps savauis
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

C.fRoP DToDIDE DE FER Ftais Ell pufe d
~ vendre par V I. l.. HEt,lf ( In ."
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JAMES M. i,t,ssrEt.

m. y. q " VsyNJIA i
changer s6n botta,, sft dce,ipc tnaintrnaut 81.
lui dn juae q II. Moilt6I, nnpognire des lirs m,
dry " da Marcht presuae IN fiirc an b,iteau sl,
9reller. 10 hifiIet IsGl.--4ia
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james =, Stuart. d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

DYSPEPSIA, Loss OF APPETTTF FATNT-
MSS, NERVOUS IRRITABILITY, NEU-
hhkGlA1 PALPITATI0N OF THE
HkARr MELANCHOLY, HYPO-
CHONDRIA, NIGHT SWEATs
LANGOuR, GIDDINESS, q
ALL THAT CLASS OF
CASES SOFEARFUL-
L1 EATAL,CALL-
ED FEMALE
WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
uOrr tho PnblIs nn.lns.. 1. nnno.

A Washington writer to the Nashville Pat
riot gives this graphic description of the way
in which public business is done;
The way the Government gets its work
done is curious. As an illustration, you and
your family meet in Convention Of the whole
and adopt a resolution authorizing the con-
structiOn of hen-coOp in your back yard.
You at once appoint me superintendent OF
the work, putting thousand or two of dol
lars in bank for me to check on. get you
to appoint my brother-in-law chief engineer.
Iappoint two Of my brothers assistant su-
perintendents, and my brother-in-law ap-
points two of his brothers assistant engineers
all at your expense. We buy as each a
fast horse and buggy, and ride around town,
drink cocktails and play billiards, until the
bank deposit gives out when we make out n
printed report of seventy-three pages, fur
nishing you complete Typographical sur
yey of your back yard and a vast amount OF
statistical information with regard to the
number of hens you are likely to have for
the next forty years. We wind up the re-
port with the announcement that the site of
the hen coop has been selected, and call for
another appropriation TO prosecute the work,
which we assure you will be done with ''vig-
orr YOu place another thousand or two in
bank, and we employ two hundred hands at
three dollars day to transport seventy-fve
cents worth OF lumber (which costs you under
our management about ten times that many
dollars) to the place Of operations, which re-
quires about three months.
In the mean time, we drive around and
90 on vigorously with the liquor and the
billiards. We then come up with another
report and demand for another appropria-
ton. With this we get the walls Of the
structure up, and with one or two more ap-
preparations, and a great many more cock
tails and billiards, we get the thing covered
in; and at the end of twelve months, which
we very appropriately style our fiscal year,
we put You in formal possession of q ten
thousand dollar hen-coop, that any negro
carpenter would have been glad to knock up
some Saturday afternoon for suit of your
old clothes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
Hartford, Conn.

The editor of the old Hartford Courant
thus glori6eth over the progress of that City.
We will try and make personal inspection
Of all this during this year;
For five years thecity governmen has been
engaged in surveying the streets, and adop-
ting lines Strengthening and widening them.
There is scarcely a street that has not its own
accommodation for disposal Of sewage. Citi-
zens petition for the improvement OF side
walks, that the rough places may be smooth
ed. The Park has been completed thirteen
times and is nearly finished. The Armory OF
Col. Colt, together with the dyke and all the
accompaniments of his establishment have
been added to US since 1851. The city meet-
ing has been abolished, and the city coznciI is
double barreled. We have given the countr y
two cabinet officers and can give two more If
they are wanted. Within ten years we have
lighted the gass, our women have got into
hoops, and our police into blue equipment.
We have raised some of the best fellows and
some of the meanest men which nature ever
produced. Built hospital, enlarged the Asy-
.lm for deaf muteS, whipped out New Eng
land IN the matter of railroad station, and in
keeping step with civilization have been oblig-
ed to increase the capacity Of our jail TO
double its original extent We have made it a
business to pull down, that we may build up.
This summer we shall have a horse railroad in
our streets, and hear the putting of the motive
power. We have done everything that is
good, and nothing that is bad. (the last state
ment is made for effect in distant portions Of
our beloved eounTy.)
In summing up the case, we have only to
add, that as the city stands to-day we have
the smartest men, and most beautiful women,
in the world; also, the most enterprising
people and the most beautiful city; the wealth
lest men, the fastest horses, and the largest
river With a.bridge over it. in Connecticut. In
saying this, we desire to avoid any express
ion that might appear bOastful. We despise
brag, and admire modesty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

Some years ago, In New Orleans, drunk
en- ruflan walked up to aman standing quiet
ly in the public hall of hotel, and with the
words "Confound you, i don't like your looks,
made desperate lounge at him with an in
strument known as an Arkansas t0oth-pick."
Fortunately "the gentleman with the knife
was so hopelessly intoxicated that he missed
his mark, and fell by the force Of his blow
and cut only his own fingers. OF course a
party OF his friends Immediately inteTiered
in his favor and prevented the execution OF
certain measures Of coertiOn which were
about 10 be talked by the assaulted stranger.
This story is brought 10 our recollection by
a telegraphic dispatch which came from Wash
ington yesterday, announcing the appoint
ment Of r. W. Saunders as Postmaster at
Memphis, Tenn, and adding; A riot is ex-
pected when be takes his place. There is a
large number Of secessionists In Memphis 10
iph0m he appointment Is objectionable.
Here is the model ofsecession in a nutshell
II you don't like mans looks, stab him. If
you have objections to lawiully-made appoint
ments, get up riot II the people turn You
ont Of Office for unfaithfulness to every trust
you ever held from them, secede.
hau inc tNepuDlcans adopted TINS mode OF
expressing their dissatisfaction with Mr.. Bu-
chanan's appointments, they would have
been kept in a state Of perpetual insurrection.
When no called to his cabinet sucl man as
Floyd, who was known to be a defaulter in
Virginia, when be made Rynders, a notorious
brawler and leader Of a gang Of rowdies, his
Marshal, or when he sent creature like Dan
iels to Turin, there were occasions which
might almost have justified popular out
break. But free society remained quiet Even
the outraged people of Nebraska, when they
found their lawful vote against slavery in
that territory defeated by the tool of the Ad-
ministration, who then held the vote power
as Governor, never thought of creating a riot,
though by this shameless act they had slavery
imposed on them against their expressed
Wishes.-Net0 York Tost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

Look 70 Yourself IN Tine. How many IN
- Snoe o. iai5o delicacy, sufar from s56rrss
@ t4el are yquns that bye-and -bye nature WI
i ieasiI ccar from obstructions and sii cor,o
ts t.s ln nc end little dreaming that ~ seefS IA
death are already terminating II, tie s,4 b "
1,t - -. lts are impaired, and the entire ant
- ~ tby YYeIAngeqi debilitated; and yet, care
49, ssln N1ich would restore ell the functions Of
tt 'enli ana reing igoTate the body they would
nl - ~ Anu teus De Ia time 10 save their lives
,alen5s. mink q this, and at once give them bot
Be ol froL woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
henoVator.-lhoW York Courier
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
nOMPnIINn REAIEnY Dbl


SIGNED TO be the most afIectual ALrRRAIits
that can be made. II is concentrates eNtract oi
Para Sarsaparilal 60 conDlned Win othet 9Alesa.-
effective antidote for the diseases bargoparillat 90
wanted BY those who guAer rom strulioqs COM
plAints and that ono which viii acoompl7n theif
cure must prove q immense 1eItloS % tnle ~
class Of our aic ted -cltlHens hoH 60 ll1le
" this compound will do il has been proven bT eN-
pertinent on many Of the worst cases 20 Be found n
scSoTUII SsB sosoFuLous Conr1ArsIs, EEuP-
rIONs AND ERUPTIvE DIsEAEE1, ULCEls, EIllPLEas
BLOTCHEs, TuMoEss SALT EHEumi ncALp HEB
SYPHILIS AND sTPHILITIo AFFECFI0Es, ME8culIAl
DISEASE, DROPsT, hEURALeIA On TIC DQuLoulEuA
DEBILITY, DTsFEFsIA AND INbIGEssIol RlalPAlAst
Ross On ST AgTHONY's FIRE, aud indeed the whgle
class Of complaints arising nom lmpuriy o. tae
S'This compound viii BE- found great promoter Of
health when taken in the spring, % cNpel the ill
humOrs which Tester in the blood At that season o.
The year. By the timely expulsion Of them many
ranking disorders are nipped Ia the bud. Multi
tudss can By the aid Of this remedy, spare them
cerous s0res through which the system viii aLEla e
through the natural channels Of the body bE an al :
taratiYe medicine Cleanse out the Tltiated blood
whenever you hnd its impurities bursting througs
the skin IN pImples, eruption5, soresi cleanse o.
when you ind it DISTRACTED and aluggi1n Do tl.a
vens elesnse It Whenever it Il ioul, snd your ieel
disorder s lat, people enjoy better health, and lYg
| longer, for cleansing the blood, heep tne flQol
life disordered, there can be no lasting health
Sooner or later something must 90 Wruugi dud the
/ Sarsauarita has, and deserves much, the requia.
/ tion OF accomp pishing these ends but lnr NQilA
has been egregiously deceived BY preparations % 10
partly because the drug alone has not al the var
that Is claimed for il, but more because many pres
parnfions PRETENDING to be c0ncentrat extracts Ol
r. contain but little Of the virtue Of sarsapdrii of
any thing else.
/ During late years the public have been mlsiad tg
large bottles, pretending 20 give quart OF ANlruci
Of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most Of these have
qeen frauds upon the SICK for they not only contain
little d any, sarsaparila, but ofiau no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful de
tracts Of Sarsaparlla when Hood the market unul
the name tself Is Justly despsel, and ua7 bccuulo
/ synonymous with imposition and cheat. SUI We
call this compound sarssparilla, aud intend % SUD
ply such q remedy shal rescus the name nun ne
| load Of obloquy which rests upon it. And We thins
We have ground for believing it has virtues which
aru irresistible By the ordinary ran Of the qlaaltl
Ii s intended In order 20 secure th1ir com
plete eradicatiOn from the systes thq reurdy should
Be- iudicOusly taken according 90 dlroetoil on tha
I hnfa1a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
s6F To CoNsUNPrryRs.-The

So To CONsUNPTIYEs.-The advertiser,
1aving teen restored 70 health in very few weeks
y q very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
sral years with q severe lung affection, and that
iresd disease, COnHumpti0n-is anxious 70 make
snown 20 his felloW-suiierers the means cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q OF the pre-
HoriptSn used (free OF ohargel, wiz ine directions
for preparing and using the ssale, which they viii
and SURE CUBE FOR U-NsUMPTION, AsTH.
mA, BRONCHITIS, sc lne only object in sguo-
Ing IN, Prescription 20 benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which be oon0eiyes 70 be inyall
able. aud he pes everysunsrer will ny his remedy
Ing.
4arties wishing the prescription will please ad-
1ress REY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octI3.R26 Wiliiarnsburgh KINGS Comfy N Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
SneEIa! glatiees.
MAN HOOD


Jusl published on the Mature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of -pormatorrhea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions and Impoten y resulting from seifabuse,
&c. by Robt. J. Culverwell, N. D. sent under sea,
In plain suveopa TO any adruss, post-paid. on re-
oeipt Of two stamps, By Dr. Chss. :. o. Kline, ~
Bowery, New York. Post Once Box, No. $50.
narqi.dkv-3f0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

PREPARING FOR SUMMER AT THE WHITE
MoyNTANs.-The Boston Evening Transcript
of Monday, has this piece of news from the
White Mountains:
As soon as the snow disappears on the
easterly side of Mount Washington, work
will be resumed on the carriage road up from
the Glen. 1t is the intention Of the mauag-
ers of the enterprise to have the road ccm
pleted by the 4th of July, so that carriages
may be put on for the accommodation of Wis
itors the present season. A recent explora-
ton on snow shoes revealed that the snow
was about six feet deep on a level on this
' Ledge'-the point on Mount Washington
over which the road is TO be extended the
spring. The snow in the highway through
the mountain districts is now about three feet
deep. Sleds and sleighs have been used in
portions of Northern New Hampshire for
nineteen weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
| - Nd BLOOpl-pr. Weay

Iokirl THE BLOOD DIR. Weaver's
Medicine it: Bumor's.-These invaluable Me0i-
oines have achieved complete triumph in eradics-
tina humors Vi all kinds from the human System
They werr introduced 20 the public some six years
sinc,. al ,r' been used with entire success. The
Canter -nl sait Rheum Syrup is taken internally,
which ole2nsea the b 'od by throwing impurities TO
ths surface, when the Uerate is applied. externally
and all erupuors are destroyed, and health and
beauty restored. Their astonishing success has
called out many ignorant pretenders, who have in
trodgced thsr wonderful preparations TO the public
They are out In almost every form, from Panaocas
down 70 Ps and all for humors oourse they are)
EE- sold By b. D. Gaylord, O. S. MackenEie, e.
". Sarkrider, Strong Armstrong and VIM. Fisks,
Cleveland, D.
rT7-saa Advertisements
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

It will not only the debility following OHILLs
and EElEk, but prevent all attack arising from
miasnlao Influences and cure the disease at once, Il
already attacked.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

Da. sWEET's INFALLHLE LIN1HEST Foa HORSES is
1nrivaled by any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
rom Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &C, it will also cure speedily
SPAWN aud Ringb0ne may be easily prevented and
sured in their incipien stages but confirmed cases
beyond the possibility OF radical cure No case
OF the kind, however, is desperate or hopeless but
may b. allvyiated by this Linment and its faith
ul Application viii always remove the Lsmeness,
Snd enable the horse TO travel with comparative
asa
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, Tor its timely at the first appearance Of
Lameness will elsotually prevent those forminable
seases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
See advertisement sent 27dkvv. u9s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

EA1F AA-al %
DIR. ]. G. AVER s. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.

Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for s..
AYER's CHERRY PECTOgAL
has won for itself such renoWn lor the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint tllt
Il Il entirely unnecessary for % rocouuf tna cF
dence OF its virtues, wherever lt has been emplole
As tt has long been in constant use throughout ina
section we need not DO more than a1ar1 tne laoplo
its quality Is kept u % tha best if ever has leui and
thai Il may be relied 70 do for their rebel all t
l'' a ',zs'YPERS C4FHARTIC Pills,
FOB TIE CURE OF
Cosiirclerl, JdEsiics, Dp7pqgas AHdlgclllo1i Dlcl
fsrv, foul SonGch, EFlpedll he1tacic, Ellii llaei
DTopsv Tsaer, TgTlorg and san Raesul Morl1i Goiii
Neurdgia, as Dimer Pil, and for PtrQting
They are suasr-ecatsd. 20 that the most sensitive
can take them PLEASANTLY, and they are tho best
aperient In the world i2E al me purposes o. amT
Price 25 cents per Box; Five Boxes for sL0a
Great numbers OF Ciergymen, RhYaiciana, htalsa-
men, and eminent persoiages have lent their namea
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thea roe-
dies but space here will not permit the Insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gnatis
orr AMERIcAN ALMAEAC, in which they are giveni
with also fnl descriptions Of the above com 2leints
and the treatment that should b foloEed ior their
Do not be put % By unprineiplsd ds.lsrl vlih
other preparations they make nols f5elt eR. -
mand ATER's, and take no otheTs. ne .ie - t ~
tbs best aid there i for thsms and they should have
! ~ An our remedies srs for sale hy VIZ. VlsEE,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

The following is an extract from a letter written
BY the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the 4" Journal
aud Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks VOL
umes In favor Of that woFld-renoWned medicine, OF
Mas WINsUOw's sOoTHrEa sYaUP ron CHILDREN
TEEFHING:
1--WE ses an advertisement IN yonr o3,ulnua OF Mrs
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. NoE we never said a
word in ;svor Of patent medicine hal1e ID our life
but We ieel compelled 70 say 20 yocrEoze that this
no humbug-WE HAvE TRIED II, A1D zS3N IT TO
ALI IT CLAIMS. 1t is probably, one Z the most
oosssia medicines Of the day, because it is one OF
the best And those Of your readers who have babies
san't DO better than to lay in a supply"
See advertisements in another column. seu2sR2S