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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
THE CAPTURE OF MEssRs. MASON ANT
SLIDELL.
ny EDWARD EVERETT.
From The y. Y. JsogeT.

In the month Of October last, Capt. Wilkes, an
experienced officer q the United States Navy well
known IN the scientiie world tie commander Of
che exploring expedition in the Pacific, arrived from
tbe OF Africa in tie West Indian Seas, In tie
war-steamer San Jacinto. While at Ciepiuegos aud
hs Havana, he learned thar nessrs. Mason and
6idsk, appointed Ministers 20 Englsnd and France,
and perhaps TO other European powers from tbe 30
called Southern CoDfederecy, bavng escaped 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

: H0TInso n, p 4Jd. ;, . -
potts from Comniters Vol XII p i6 IN insAns b~ IsieE
encs fec tsuad 10 eJge ny ot gns to the GAIA
esue of the Bofs,n Public L.bnIy pIsISed by IL Supenn
iendent e. G. Jeget, esq, aud bra sss1estss M when '
be load c Index cl the Of nearly Tar,
thousand volumes OF Parliamentary nsd CoDressonsl Doch'
ments u h believed that Similar Index Of the Pals
nSLtoIy Pcper b4s Lecu nttem' ed even IA 'glleIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
ARRIVAL OF TIE vrNgry-rusT REGIMENT,

IL -
The sist Reginent OF New-York Volunteer. under
command Of Col Van zandt. go men, arrived IN ths
city on Saturday morning frCm Albany, Oh board
the steamboat knicierb0cher after being encamped
for several months at The bntrachs, ana took quar-
tiers on Governors Island. The following is the
ter Of the ield, stat, aud line:
Colonel, .acoo Van Landt; Lieutenant Coouel. -;
Maio g. @. Clark Crastematcg, V. II. Ackow Chap
lsi1. ". H. Broom, AdJusst X. +, Kelvin. Lie Ohoess
seikfk. I'd Nesteua.. w. Barker. Company b-Csptrii
q. ". Stsckhouse lat Lieutenant, s. Ero "a Lieutenant
J. S,ewsft. Company U-Cspttiu, J. q. ucDtrmo,i Ist
L,sutonat y. H. HHroiet "a Liente art. s. B Sheppard
Company D-LsI .iib, - Ciousc Let Lieutensut -
Nsthias "a Lieutenant, Hs1ihurgh. Company Gap
,sin, leo; l-t L.sufsnsu', Atwood ID Lieuten snt
tenant, ". Il. Evans "a leur J. W. Hobb. j. Com.
paHy G-CsrteiD a. II. JscksOni LIST Lieutenant G.. W.
scteeer 70 lignisnaat " Hearty Company li-Csptaiu,
- Co.iins IL Lieutenant - chsleri ~ Leuia isnt,
hrowneh. oowpsny spain, - Blrti l.t Lisu,snan'
Hac0ui ~ ii0u1enaht Caldwell Company -
Cspiain Hurbarti 1t Lieutenant, Doodsi ID Lieu.
tenant, 49, huf.burt-
TIE SIXTH REGIMENT CAVALRY.
The 9Th Regiment Cavsky, the second Of the Ira
Hisris Brigade, left thei; encampme1 q. Camp WASH
ngtou yesterday tor Washington. For several
months past this regiment las been eu,anped at
Staten lsilnd, where they have been thoroughly
chilled, aad aIe now quite proficient in the broad
ord eAeicIre. They wear the tnites States cav
airy uniform. The regiment numbers $50 men. of
lea0ing oilcers are rs follows:
C,'oEe ibonss Dea; LieG' Colonel ID. Mcycks-; lat
Ma OF Ja1es u. Daley % llslor CaWaIdir; ID Major
oyd tIikaupi AoJnsrt George A. Crocker Co. a capt
Ltsi Co. b, CsFt II, w. Lyons' Co. q, Cap, sfsnk b.
Aiedeyi Co. ID, Capt Bsarda co. j., Capt. ia; Co. r.
Cart Hanrshs 20. y. Capt Stanley Co. b, Capt sheldon
Co. Cast SMITH 90. Capt Crocker Co h. lept John.
SOM Co. n. Capt Van hnrs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
An impressive discourse on tho " InteriO,Lk'

is Introduced with passage Of poetic beauty.
A few years ago, and the people Of Calforis
were a quiet, agricultural ana trading people, u
which they procured I themselves the tDree rsl
wants Of iie VIZ, shelter, clothing and food. lSy
were contest with as much IA tins, for they v0s
unconscious that underneath their very feet, as ny
Were working their farms and gardens, iber ~
that immense treasure Of gold which has stree az
brought 10 this city. By chance lucky SPADE lrhsS
over clod Of eartu and stone, ON winch yalsst
tinse was noticed Ii was found ~ be geld ~
report soon found lis way next door, ana tien ~.
tie neighboTh0od, and 30 went RAPIDLY thToug' =
country. TIE cabhages and potatoes, tue !esss
the beans which till bow bad been the pride
cottage, were pulled up without ceomoly -
-lrown aside, In the eager search that wia evev
be re being made for gold. The news came o'e,n
| us aud dare say you remember well the eAoS
ment created by is here. The great Tide Of se
neice was turned toward San Francisco, ana -
was the haste OF cur people TO get ther', sns
crowd was daily seen pressing around tue o1.e
tie various packet and steamship b.es, eager y"
cure an early passage. S
Va. nv dear brethren, are living on the sursr :.
lie, with our cabbages aud leans, very HH. ~
tho,c Calitorlaus We're, and I'll toe whlis 80
our souls there il a mice OF untold riches o. -
we seem 10 be quite unconscious We are hsl.
groyeling life, when We might De h,ins 81 Tbsr
one. Our condition offers IA much iivns 90
might be az the safe OF tie caterilla. d.ls
tb't OF the butterfly They are tae same - ~
vet how digefeGtl The caterpillar e'a"' oa,t
aroond; il feeds upon roots aud leaves, az -, 10
tempted to pat his ioOs upon il as nc ssie w3s.
butterfly Is Ii, bit airy thing on oesulni w. aows
I, eds UPON houey which IL gathers hVln %
gardens, and is the admir.Oa Of sSsrs sTi ps
before the caterpillar can become me- 0dsa @,t ssss
build ior ksef little bouse oil AK. 'n ~ III,
Sss sss h $I ss' ss Ny syd sie'l ysai %
is yogr sou' ,dnm make you realize this. W.
wIl ND ND realize il myself Well in of Sosys
so%ethius toward j. viii tbs T TiSTp' Sr sT
a.,9aa .ae beauty of Soul that is IN aa'S ~
God. / win name two great adyao.agss;
n,,;an; AID finally, ! will tel yoa The e0A1'
which God Oilers IL 10 yoa. ; .,Shv
Although the work Of different minds ' ~ ..
men,Iy betraying the impress Of d decide' ' 40
five Individuality, these discOur'es are fs ,ass
Gar the unity Of thought and ieebos "pN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
nInrtsrn ar AIennhla.

0ns Mr.. Cleveland, who escaped from
Arkansas, has reached Chicago. He gives
this account Of Memphis:
When Mr. Cleveland reached Memphis, Be
found that more than oae-half of the foEmeF
residents Of that doomed city bad lett it,
Every kind OF business has been closed, and
nothing is done bat enlisting soldiers for the
Southern Rrmy--stAtions for which can be
seen on every corner-and drinking strych-
nine whisky. The plan of enlisting is peculiar
70 thRt lattude-the muster-rou and the
halter are offered at the tims-you can sign
the one OF take the other. Sometimes man
Is let Of, If be declines to sign the Euster-
roll, with G shaved head and coat of Jar and
feathers. A committee has recently been
formed in Memphis 70 mitigate these outrages,
BY simply sending the recussnts of with their
heads shaved, or some like punishment. Mr..
Cleveland thinks there are not more than one
thousand troops in Memphis, and these almost
entirely unarmed and OF the mOst worthless
class. The best troops, when they reach sny
degree Of efficiency, are sent to the enc1mp-
ments in the interior-Jgekson, Madison,
Randolph, &c. The battery on the bluff is
yet incomplete, and entirely unprotected from
attack, and could not under the most faYora-
ble circumstances, resist the attack of good
gun-boat and a thousand men. There seems
| TO be plenty OF heavy ordnance in and about
Memphis but only a few small arms, gen
orally of an inferior quality, aud very few
men capable Of using either those or the heavy
ordnance with any intelligence or skill. Mr..
c. believes Memphis to be almost entirely
/ unprotected by the force now there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
Tha Cnnrnrcd f,nrnIrr.

The splendid Michigan Regiment which
pastsi thrOagh Cleveland a few days since
have had the bOnor Of being In the front Of
the invasion into Virginia, and Of capturing
the first prisoners. A Washington dispatch
thus speaks Of the affair:
One Of The most unexpected features Of
this mornings military adventures into Yir-
ginia Vas the capture Of B company Of four
officers and thirty-s;x men. composed Of F.
F. VS., OF Fairfax county, Va, who had been
enrolled into brilliant and dashing cavalry
corps. This secession company was early
alarmed by the arrival Of the Government
forces in Alexandria, and mounting their
horses, began a pteeipitate retreat, riding
till they believed themselves far beyond the
reach Of pursuit They were rsjoiced to see
troops advancing from the vest whom they
suppo-ed % be re-inforcamenis il their aid.
Rushing hastily forward, they found them
selves surrounded By the Michigan volunteers,
and surrendered without blow
Tney were taken on board the steamer
| Baltimore, Capt, West, and c0nveyed as pris-
Onors Of war 70 the Nary Yard. We found
them Raily Hrtired, With featheged chapeaus,
/ apparently unconscious Of the fate 70 which
their treason naturally oonsigns them. Some
Of them were anxious to convince th0ss with
whom they conversed that their friends and
relatives, as well as their own unbiased sym
pathies, were on tbs side Of tha flag Of our
/ Union. They Wers a crest-fsllon tnoup in
deed, for some had already dofsd their festh-
cred chapeau for the simple felt. The captain
was man Of 6ne physiqus and carriage
His plume was still aloa, end spurs u place
and hsversack marked "W. W. Ball"
Doubtless bis admirers and friends are still
10 a mazs at bis sudden trip across the Poto-
I mar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
PoorU1fforna

The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune writes; LoA
War times know no Sunday, but yesterday
almost every church here had q good aasink-
ling ofmen in military dress. Bat verify
believe the number Of such viii ssen de
crease. because the Uniform that has been
palmed upon the volunteers is fast giving ous,
and more Of IL is getting dingy and Shove
tie dirt hadly, especially al along the wAfts
stripes on The pants, which Scon are anytsing
but Hhits. Why VIII those who bevo
voice In determining the uniforms Of Cus-
brave boys insist on 60 much geW-gaW Ia
their gear The Rhode Islsnd trcops have
dress which is suficientlY military; does
not snow spots like leopard; and which, In
churol, Is not conspicuous. Arrayed IN
but slight remove from q citizens dress,
they seem more human than any other troops
in Washington, sHd not little OF their
popularity is traceable 70 their sensible uni-
form. which Is plain dark blue hunting frock,
gray pants, belt Of black leather, and Kossulh
hst iooped up with gilt eagle. doubt
whether the presence of "the daughters Of
the regiment mingling with them, mar rshing
with them, and messing with them, sdds
anything 10 their glory, while it looks severe
towards the young women, and causes some
severe remarks about them, though one Of
them is married. As nurses, they are very
wsil, bat would haYe them il the hospitals,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
The GovcrRment Preparing.
.narr nanpns ron ctNNoN Esu rno4
Tbs PhIIaaelphIa NcIlh AmerIcan q wed

The Philadelphia Ncrth American Of Wed
nesday says;
"Eext week the Pbenlx Iron Company
will commence the manufacture OF wrought
iron cannon oflArge caiibre. The cannon is
thsinventioa Of Nj. QriGu, the superintendent
OF these imports1t works Ths rolleas were
made some dsys ago. The files are already
made for the gune ordered for the batteries
TO be made for this city, which will be rolled,
turned and riied ns1s week. The guns are
very nearly like ths Armstrong gun, except
that they load At the muzEle. Two batteries
Of six guns each win be prodused instantly.
When finished the gun preseut the appear
aDoe Of a stub-and twist rife. The files
are so construcied that the f5re ofthe iron
runs around the barrel, rendering the gun
impossible 10 burst The guns will be iuf-
uished with the celebrated Hotchkiss shot and
shell. The twelYe-p0nndels will throw a
6tween pound ball dislauce oitWo and
hi. milsl and, for either artillery or siege
purposes, are q most formidable weapon.
Twelve Of these guns will be made forthwith
Gr the defence and protection OF the city alone;
while in all probability, the resources OF the
establishment will be much further taxed for
the production Of this valuable arm. II is
hardly necessary TO add that orders from So
cession States are not wanted at present.
"The army contract for shot and shell has
also been awarded 10 this city to Aessrs.
North, Chase & North. The contract is
large one, and will require long time for
It's fuldllment The foundry Of the firm Is
situate in the lower part OF the city. And at
all times il furnishes employmentto TO very
many operatives. Il will now require a
largely increased force"
The Pittsburg Post describes great gun
"We visited the Fort Pitt foundry, Knapp,
Rudd & Co.. yesterday, where we saw the
great 'Unioa gun, recently cast there,
which is now nearly 6nishad. its dimen-
Sons are sixteen iees long; forty three in
ches diameter at the butt tweaty re inches
diameter at the muzzle; weight tEenty-six
tons- The bore Is twelve inches in diameter
and fJarteen feet long. The gun Is riEed for
twelve and q half feet, leaving s smooth sur
face at the butt Of eighteen inches, nine in
chss cone and nine inches cylinder.
Though shorter and Of smaller bore than
the great Floyd the Onion promi5es to
be even more effective. games's patent bali
will Be used. Itis OF comical shape, like the
MIME rife ball, weighs abOVt $50 pounds, is
three feet long, and the outside covered with
lead, which, when the piece is fred OF, viii
expand and Eli up the grooves. The gun will,
It is expected, project ball at least six miles,
perhaps seven or eight II It reaches the eK-
pc ,tAtion Of the govsrnHent it viii certainly
be most destructive rngise Of war"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

From The dispatches TO the New York
press, we gather the following particulars Of
tho death Of Col. Ellsworth:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
AhbAT NAIIONAL KOUTH
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED

By reoen. np0rtant changes this Road e now ahls
% furnish unusual facilities for intercum ncat1n1
Hast, South. West, Northwest AID Southwest.
FULL CONNECTiONS with all through trainl
70 PhilAdel ia and Asw ork, IN the EastNith tha
south, by lis Washington Branch Road-by Glove
land and Pittsburgh, central Ohio and Marietta and
Oinclnuau trains, with the Northwest west and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, PhflsdelDhia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lyluF over as
any ot the internedizts cities. Two DoliarI sdii-
uOnal give ths pri egs Of visiting Washingtou City
route
This : the ONLY route that can furnish THROUGH
nckets or Baggage Checks 20 Washington Olfy.
e8-AAre e. Low a. b any oihsr Route.
9I-sleeping Cars all Might Trafna.
Ask fog Tickets b Baltimore aud uhio Rallroad.
J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Arfnt.
eiTraRsportat'u. General II TioSSs SSA1 ASsat
51@RF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
BLOOD fNDI
BLOOD R0ODl


40 ell saasrinE iron Consum plian. ineipisnt or
oouhrmet, OF iron debility q any klndi g from
mental or nervous rrostfstson, brought on b any
cAuaa; iron acEonoHl constants; or iruz1 dls-
aa1ea 0f the kituu7H Or hlRddor; and 80 Ladies' aui
fsriuE any Qf te many diatrolliur complaints their
teE ere liable 20, and which engendar Consumption,
TRE BLOOD RoOD
3 arsrsd q Certain and Ruliabla RamodY. Differ
ing IN eFery particular irOm the patent ma dlcna8 %
ths day q 4 shonical COR binatlon a IRON, UE-
fHu kant fHOdfHulssc, olFcry great worth, and
zaAEI hl1o1nda - eiaq a1q gr4ieiul testimony 70
Gka bans1ta l4 hazc ierrcd on them
OHuEuH 4 DUPONT, t1 brosev4y, New Eork,
conssQ uanea d fraud uttoUptef upon The public,
changed the color Of the outsids Wrsppsr from RED
% UELL1Es and increased The uia o. The bottle 70
ounooa. Be very cautious in bug ing 20 thai thu
c-alnla 81 thlr uiEulturu ie she oEtuide Of the
Urappor, e. 81 othern .scrfslts. In conss-
lnaos q fhf arEg dnmAnd cor this article the fol-
DWing druRFiatz haVo all ordered and received sur
plia1 q the nsW Kind, vlEs
Chas, A. Kimball. WIN. q French, }. Z. Hayes,
A etaniel1, and samuel kidiar r. Lowell.
- solo bT Wm. flsKE, DruEs-t oleyelaad,
0kio. sbErdAg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO 3 &.

1851. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. la
On and afisr Aondag Ny 9Th IssI atsfng III rl-
- eAiH lsnn9ays exceptedl 81 blow
oslJ A. H. Sl-e.so isA2ress-St0pDnRa az Berua fnrf.
tor Oberiln. Wakeman. NcrVraIk Ha-v5-.-
VIE, 5eiisy9es Clyde, Fremont Eimoro,
% 500 2. NJ Detroit et zs0e r, , n - -
zoo P. = Through Mail-stoppins a. ali sfstIoua -
the 5outnern DfTt5iols arriving st T0lsdo -
$40 p. N.
go ?. - Mail stops - al stations east q Ssndus
on Northern Division, aud arrives at So
dllgky At SIS ?. n.
- ?. 4. Telegraph EEpress-Stoppi1g e BGros
Grsitons OherllIis " akcman, HorWalk, Mon-
nroeTlile- Bellevue Clyde, Ersmouf. EI-
more, aud arrives Il Toledo g as 2. ~,
Ohicego a. 6.09 A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor of
vAlusble medicine, and Dr. 8. a. Weaver's Syrup
and Oerais i curing ever case Of salt Rhsum, Tst
ter, EryEipalas, serofula, liberated Sores, scaId
Heai end s the diseases that are the resalt Of im-
pure blood. People suffering from thsss diseases
can be be cured By psrssvsring in the use Of Dr
WSaVer'S remedisa. The Syrup viii purify the blood
and drive the disease to the surface Of the skin,
Vbsu, b applying ihe Cernte, q eure is sCre. It
never fails. Try IT,
~ Sold b. +. r. Gaylord, O. g. HaekenEis, Z.
ClsTsland, o.
EE7ses Advertisqmeut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

pH- sWUnf's lEraltinLE LlNIuEsT is pceaarod
Eom the rseips q Or. siephen sweet. q; Csn-
neotieut The Ercst bons-ssttes and ha1 btn use IN
hs prsstios fsr tbs last twenty year. With te nosi
astonishing success. A. an external roEiedy 4 is
without ariFai, and VIII Alleviate pain sFeod-
~ thAn othor preparation. Tor 81 Rh1Umatio
And Eorvots Disos ders Il 4 truly infllible and a.
curative for SOrus, Wounda, spraina nruissa, "a,
its sOothinE, haaiiig, and por rful strengthsuing
propersiu, excite ths ult EoaAgr and aston ,sbnent
q al who hsvs egur siron it q trial OteE ieur
aundrSd certificates % Remarkable carea, psl tormcd
b. it within TIA iAss tgo ToarH, attest chs Art.
ForG GAls by Str1ng Z armstrong and Wn. Fiske.
So advgrtisaheut. aarE, Ra6dtW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
MOTHEB's Rad rHIB.

The iolloslns Is an oxiract fom letter written
b. tho pastor oI = Baptist Church % lhs Journal
and MssssRgef," oincinuati. 0hio, und speakb VOL
umss in iav0r q that world-rpnGunce Bsdieins, Oi
HHs- wnsL0WH s09IuIss e4urB FoR ClIILnaEN
IEETutNsl
1--WE ses "a advsrti1lmaniin yoaf columns an.
WinaioW'a Soothing aFrup- hoR ~ nevar aid =
word 10 lsvof Of safest aedieins boiorc b our lio,
but isel oompailets9 sg ycr Teedess t9ai thia
no humbuR-WE HAvH rHIhr =. AM Enow ~ 70
q All II oGAIas. Il is probably, crb q ne most
ocessgl usieines Of the eay, bscanns u 4 one d
Shs bosI And those Of your readeh who have bahlca
uAnt 90 better than - lay IN q supply
So advertisement In anofh-r column uaneSRas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

B%'Ths Root Of all Bvir' Is Ire venom
q dissAss instIisd into the sTstsa By early abuss
iadulgspes and excess Of any kind. This must Be
oradicatsd ron fhs uystem without dsiHTi net
Rsntskould b lost. fhs psrpicous use of mercury
viii not Do it nay, it WI iniurs rather than curs.
TRIEsEHARl, al ;, h your only ehEnOS-a psru-
81 Of the bOok "BuMAH FREILTY. or PHYSIO-
LOGtuAL REs AKCaES,n = fHastrassd with sal-
red sEgraFings. gil explain everything. II VI
only cost E0U . oenta.
sold bE D.. Barrow, ~ Bieecker e.. n. 7. H-ics
- csnts Sent i've oi postage svsrJwhore. Rss4 the
.sdVertIssmsntof q ssTriessmaFp tn another column.
Also sold By Z. y. Gaylord end william Flake.
OrueRIstu. Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

As remedy for tlis most distressing and obstinate
mslady the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve dis
tiact and emphatic recommendation. IL ie vel
prietOr OF these valuable Medicines him III Af-
a. ted with this complaint for upwards Of Thirty
hVe years and he tried tn vain every remedy pre-
enTibed within the whole con pass 5t the "a .tera
Msdicap He hOwfyer, ct length tried the medieiue
which is offered 10 the public, and be Was cured
In q Very short time, after bis recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely
impossible, BY any human means.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
h most certainly valuable family ediciDe, It is
much sought after for, and every day affords new
pFOofs Of the peculiar elects Of this preparation. In
cases whers disordered condition Of the stomach,
liver and bowels is combined with great debility,
nervous wessnsss, and intense melancholy, its ef-
Eeets Err most beneficial and wonderful.
BS- Ths sherry Wine Biiiers sre for sale by Z. r.
Gaylord, Strong Armstrong, and G. 8. hsoksrzies
'OIsvslnn6. o.
azE-lsss Advertisement sIseyrhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

EFResd what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn-
berg Medicines. Dr. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and one Of the most successful in the
" fTrumbull) IN which he resides:
sifhfs eertihsa that hBge used the GFBfenbgrEiH b
ia and Marahalls ORthOlicon, sold here by II. q.
Ioh1sou, n my practice They sRs good medicines
1sTtFord TruHlbul county, Ohio, March z, 1857.
SoIa bY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
ont the COUNTRY. fQr Medicines OF Agenciss, 3D.
i@a,6kw osBsTat Agent or ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
FaE PHGHIX BITTERsIlI

30 deDominated trom thrir aatonishing power OF
creating life heAith u were from the very
ashes Of the most dilepidhiec cOnsttutions-are
more strongly tonic aud more Immediately inYigOrA-
ting han the Pills; containing the same choice
efRble extracts the latter, In different m di-
8, 1tiOn Although really less cathaTtic, than the
LiFE Pill Is, they nevertheless begin 70 cleanse
the alinot tArY a. much aO0nor generally slight
ID operating within three or tOlr hours and produ
cling decided OF relief 70 the bead and stomach
and exhilarating the mlnd, eYon In Less time than
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
.Countrv dealers visiting our cil

%Counlry dealers visiting our city Will
bear In mind that most Of cur Drug Stores are The
plsoss 20 1ad genuine drugs, and such staple and
Fenuios medicines hs Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Dr RichArdsou's Sherry Wine Bittsrs, aud Dr.
HesVers Canksr and Salt Rhsum Syrup aud Ce-
CEts Apg druggist dealing IN such pure and good
medicines must prosper, and to Use them warrants
health.
81 Sold sTeTyH bers, and b. y. p. Gaylord, Em.
Eisks, O. s. HaeksnEie, Strong 4 Armstrong, and
T. ". Bsckridsr, Cleveland, o.
HE-sar Advertisement in auothsr column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
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