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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01

FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH.--ln eK-
amining the vessels at the various n harVes
We find among the curiosities of our COM
merce the brig Miranda, just in from TruXil-
10 with a cargo Of Honduras Sarsapsrilla for
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Of Lowell. So partic-
ular are this firm as to tie articles used in
compounding their various remedies, that
they have this drug, like some others they
consume, gathered for them by skillful
agent of their own in the tropical regions of
its growth. He informs Us that there are
many species of this plant, but two of which
are really valuable in medicine; the quali-
lies are also affected by the time Of gather
ing, mode Of curing &c, operations which in
! that region of unreliable Workmen imposes a
heavy labor upon him. One Of the inert
varieties Of sarsaparilla grows wild in our
own forests, while several Others, nearly
worthless, abound in Central and South
! America. The intelligent agent assured as
4 that the virtues of this drug had never been
fully told, and the reason Of the low esteem
in which many hold it is mainly due to the
importation Of such immense quantities of the
worthless varieties. His accounts of his
/ trips to Honduras and his business excursions
along the Gulf of Dutee and the rivers OF
( Montagua and Santiago and among the ad-
iacent mountains were Of intense interest
We can but commend and honor his employ
ers for the faithfulness and energy with which
they execute their trust as ministers to the
public health, and we suspect that this course
is at least one Of the reasons why their med
cines are held in such extraordinary favol
throughout the civilized WORLDLY r Gig
Ne,ps. d&W
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Admir- AZ For Pirisns.

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A letter to the New Orleans Delta, dated
at Warrington Navy Yard March 18th, says
that the troops were busily engaged in the
construction Of batteries along the beach fac
ing Fort Piekenss which willmount II heavy
columbiads. Two of these batteries are be-
tween Forts McRae and BarraneOs, and
third is between the Navy Yard and Hospital.
O6E F6rney, aided by Gapt.W.I 4I. James,
was experimenting these works. Forts Nc
Rea and Barrancas =have=saGh f1rty=guns
mounted. The writer says further: The
United States steamer Wyandotte plies daily
TO the ships outside, which consist of the
frigate Sabine, the steam slo0p of-War Brook
lyD and the aloop-of war ST. L.ouis. Reported
nceessions are made daily, but 20 far there
had been no new arrivals.
Gen. Bragg quarters are at Barrancas,
near the barracks. His aid and secretary are
with him theIe. He is very popular with Off
GERS and soldiers.
The Navy Yard is in charge of Capt Far
rand, the executive during the absecce of
Capt. V. Randolph, at present in Montgome-
ry. The other officers are Lieut.. Renshaw,
Easter PieTson, and Samuel z. Gonzallas,
stOrekeeper. Surgeon SpOtswOod, lately in
charge Of the Naval hospital, is located at
present in the yard. The master workmen
fue the sane IS during the administration of
afaifs by the United States
An estimaie Of how much L would cost TO
complete the steamer Fulton, was forwarded,
yesterday, to Montgomery. to hon. S. r. Nal
lory, the Secre.ary Of the Navy, who had
asked for the same.
! Fort Pickens is in a thorough state of de-
fence, but Lieut. Slemmer leoks careworn and
fatgued. He has done everything in his
power to put all things in order; the boat
comes over every morning for supplies of
| fresh meat, vegetables, and such other neces-
sites as the stores here have for sale; boats
visit the ships from the village and Pensacola,
with bread, meat, oysters, &c1 which they
sell to those on board.
The appearance of things IN the village Of
Warrington and Woolsey is gloomy, fully
one-half Of the stores are closed, the store
keepers having left for New orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola and other places with their goods
and ehattels; the residences are one-half de-
serted, the occupants having left to avoid
I " L.ncoln's bombardment" of the place. In
deed, it is a remarkable fact that not one Of
the old creole population but has not packed
his furniture and proceeded some miles into
the woods to avoid the war.
About daylight yesterday morning the
hag Of the COnfederacy was hOisted for the
/ first time, at Bsrranoas, and saluted from the
fort by salute Of seven guns.
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tribune Writes'
I am sorry to tell you that the visit OF Mr..
Lamon has proved very unsatisfactory to the
chivalry ltwas fully anticipated, as soon as
his presence became known yesterday morn
ing, that he had come TO give up the fort !;
and 90 strong was this belief that il was tel
egraphed 70 Savannah, and preliminary ar.
rangements were made with the Charleston
and Savannah Railroad Company to run an
excursion train here tomorrow Wednesday,
70 bring visitors to the fort. The Palmettoans
are beginning to wax fierce and furious again
under their disappointment and solemnly de-
clare they viii stand no more nonsense or
delay. But I,hayeg heard them blow so Of
ten and so much that Of course such threats
pass by me unheeded as the idle wind. /
have never yet selieved in their ability or
pluck to take Fort Sumter; true il is That
every possible advantage has been thrown
in their teeth. In consequence Of orders
from the infamous administration OF James
Buchanan, Major Anderson was compelled
to look on and see warlike preparations for
his capture progress daily on every side of
him. From bis castellated walls be has been
the witness Of practical, open and avowed
treason against his country, her laws, and
her honor. and he dare neither prevent or in.
teriere with it. He actually saw every means
within their reach adopted by the rebels to
keep from him reinforeements and supplies,
yet By the villsinOus orders Of a degraded and
utterly disreputable government he had to
withhold bis hand. The Republican party,
I admit, have to grspple with all the difficult
ties left 60 them BY their traitorous predeces-
sors, but most earnestly hope that even yet
they will spare Us the disgrace before the
eyes Of the world Of the surrender of this
position. I kHow that SiiWter can be rein
forced with0ut toss, except to the enemy in
God name let it be done.
The Irregular army of the Confederate
States are ia the same bad plight have be-
fore attempted to describe TO you. This
morning had an interview with four who
haYe escaped, who give the most horrible de-
tails as TO the dirt and yermin with which
the troops are infested, and fully eorrObOrate;
all I have before said as to want OF food and
| shelter Two of the men saw this morning
have wives and children, who, but for an
honest old Dutch shoemaker, who is a stron.
Union man, must have perished from want
The two men have not received one cent o.
the tbirty-three dollars now due to each o
them, and have deserted for the purpose, i
possible, OF obtaining sufficient employment
to prevent the death of their children from
starvation; and assure you these cases ar'
not singular or extreme. 5-----a
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

Da. SWEEr's INFALLIBLE LININEST FoR HORsEs Is
1nriTaed by any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
rom Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango &C, it viii also cure speedily
SPAWN and Kingdoms may be easily prevented and
-ured in their incpent stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility Of radical cure No case
Of the kind, foWever, is desperate hopeless but
may be alloviate by this Liniment, and its faith
nj application win always remove the Laneness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparative
aae. H
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely at the first appearance Of
Lameness viii enectually prevent those forminable
seases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render 80 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
See advsrtissmsnt sent q d6v. R2s
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How THEY INTEND TO Do IT.-The Mem
phis Avalanche says:
To make easy the minds Of the Unionists
in Memphis, and throughout, the State, we
may state that we will run a candidate for
every Office from Mayor up 70 Governor. We
do not intend to let the most remote oPportu-
nifty pass which will afford US a chance
of fighting them. We will have regular
party organization in Memphis, in Shelby
county, in fact all over the State. We viii
never give up the fight until We drive them
from the last place Of honor and trust in
Tennessee. If they whip US we viii try them
again. and if whipped again, We viii Try
them another time, and Be on without end -
Ours is d war until Tennessee secedes, or Of
lifetime if she does not We cannot strike
hands with B. tEEUii9u hoWieT=uPoH any Issue
involving even the most infnitesimal extent
Of political power. - %
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MoTHEH,s REAn THIs-

The following is an extract from a letter written
BY the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
md Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes ia iaVoT OF that World-renOWned medicine, Of
Mas WissLoW's SOoTHIEs sgRUP FoR CHILDREN
rEEEHIsGi
I've soe an advertisement In your Oolumns Of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. SOW W. never said a
word iD For Of patent medicine before a life,
but we ee compelled to say to you- readers that this
no humbug-WE HAVE TRIzDI9, AED KNOW IT TO
Z All 1T CLAIMS. Il is probably, one Of the most
ooessal medicines Of the day, because II is q
the best And those Of your readers who have babies
ant DO better than to lay in a supply"
See advertisements in another column seu2sR25
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3 AIR RESTORATIYE
OTHERS s4T OF IT.
a DisfEglashed 81. Louis Physician Rrite.


ST. LOUIS, July 10, is6O.
o. J. WOOD, Esq., Dear sirs-Allos me the pleas
ure ana satisfaction 70 transmit 70 you the bensf
eal effects Of your Hair Restorative afleF triaf Of
nVe years. commenced using your RestdratfVe IN
Januarys 1855 since which Tins I have not been
without bottle on had. When I commencsd ne
use, my hair was quite thin and at easr one third
gray lev applications GtOPped ia turning. and
noticed, neither has there been d D 10 mis- liT8e
After my hair was com letely restored I continued
" Use y applying two OF three times per month";
ny hf mas ever continued healthy, soft and glossy
and my scalp perfectly free from dandruf 40 NOT
imagine the facts above mentioned will he of Hnv
paEtlculal A9F4ntaee 70 yous or even Halter your
HanlLl az TINS Late day. as we'll aFare they are
are all well known already and even iore -o6defl
ones throughout the Union. I have loecupisd nv
past snree years. and have taken pride and pleasure
IN recommending your Restorative snd erhfbfting
is elects IN my own case. In several instances
huIubugi saying thay had ussd It and vii 1f efisef
In every Instance, however, il prpVs bV urobin .
the matter that they had not used your article az
as yours and selling at about half the price have
noticed two or three articles myself adVertised a
s4ossy hLlis9 aass no doubt are humbugs, Il is
eslOhlsnlng tnat people will paironize article Of
no reputation, when there Is one At hand thaf bas
been proved beyond doubt. -------5- -, :.
Apparently some OF those charlatOns have not
brains enough to write an adPerffsersnf a. roics
they have copied yours, word for word ia seyeraI IN
stances merely inserting some other name in place
have, within the past i've years seen and talked
VIII more tnan two thousand per sons rhas have
tseq your PREPARATION With perfect success-soe fer
badness gray nalrs scad head, dandruf, and every
aisease the scalp and head are subject to.
called to see you personally, at Your original
R.ase ~ business mere but learned you were now
YOu at liberty to publish ghis or to refer mr..
lles @ me; Any Communication addressed 20 me,
''s w. i's9' MI oIl. Oe PIGpPt answered
sd JAMES WHITE, N. D.
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Nasmalie C0uaires.

Va are enahled hers to oldr tie community q
remedy WhlCh while it cures she above ompiaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
Quantity such remedy j. invaluable In districts
! where these afnloting disorders prevail This
CURE expels the miasmatic poison Of kEVEE AND
AGUE from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, il AIKEN On the nras approach
Of It's Dremonitury symptonas lt y NOS only the
hest rea ever ye DISCOVERED Tor this class OF c1nl-
TIaiufs but also dh cheapest. The larEe huaneirv
5p sunply for doll n brings it within the raicn oi
ever body. and in bilious districts, where EEVEH
AND AGUE prevails every body should have ii and
use it frsely both i0r cure and protection. -sat
covered for the speedy and certain care Of terrnits
tents is that il contains uinina mineral con.
sequentlF it produces no quinis or other niuricu
effects whatever dpon the constellation Those erred
bY II are len as healthy as II they had never had The
disease.
Feyer aud Ague Is not alone the consequence Of
the mlasmic poison grtat variety " disorders B
arise from its Irr1fati among i are y r1 gia,
Rhsrnl1tisll, G0uf Hsod1cte, Bifndnesg, ootiache
EaTacts, Caiarri Asif1sa PalpEfi1E, Fuia ~ zee
tom Of he Spleen, Hgsic1 Pain ll he Boluc Code
Paruh1is, and Derzlgflslt of tlo A0uldeh, all q
which, when originating in this cause pat on the
iptersnielt tvpe, or become Periodical This CUEE'
expels the pOison from ne blood and consequently
cures them all alike. It's invaluable protection
20 immigranis and persons traFeling1t temporarily
residing in the malariou8 Districts III tahar occ1-
viii be uxecrafed from the sgste and cannot aceII-
mnlate in sufficient quainty 70 ripel into disease
Hence q Is even more valuable Tor Protection than
care and isw viii ever suffer from lutermi ttents Il
tey erai themselves Of the protection this remedy
allords.-
Prepared BY Or. } c. AVER 3 Co., Lowell. II
A9r sl.a nE stuong s Armstrong. Cleyeland.
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~ 10 OOhsUAPIlV Hs---Ihe aaFeruseri
aaTins aoen restored 10 hsalth in very faW weeks
y very simple remedy, gfter having suffered ssE-
srai years with severe lung affections and that
iread disease OonsuuIl ltion--is an1ious 10 make
EnoWn 70 his tellOw-sun erers the means 0. cure.
10 all Who desire it, he Eill ssnd os OF tiie pre-
lcription used Gree OF chargel VIII the directions
Tor preparing and using the salse, which they viii
and SURE CURE FOR OgNsUMPTIOH, AsTR-
MA BRONCHITIS, &C, me only object IN send
Ing thl Prescription to benefit the afflicted, aud
spread iniOrmAtol which be conceiyes to be inysiu
able and be pes every sufferer will Try his remedy
aa Il viii ust them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. fffEE
-artiea wishing the prescription viii please ad-
1ress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ocil2.R2s Williams burrH, Kings County. n Y.
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-W We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of sure cure for Rheumatism. G0uf and
Neuralgia and all Meri iufisl Diseases, hich il et-
fecsd without the use ofiuternal medicines, which
destroy the constitution aud give Temporary reiei
onfy. In fact, il & the only Known remedy eueetug
perfect cure, and We ieel rarrtntedr from ite re-
recommendations, In calling ihe etlention Of the az
hcted and those having friends suffering from hheu-
m affsm, Gout heurugil, the pernicIOus effects
OF Mercury 70 the adEertisement Ia smother column
Of our paper, Of Dr Leland Anti Rheumatic Band
DE1Sold By Nm- f flskE, Cleveland o. feb25
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DR. S. A. WKAyER's CERATE.-It is now
about ten years since this article was st introduced
20 the public, and such hss been.its success, that
from the annual sale ola feW thousand bottles oft.
the sales have row reached Millions in the same
length Of time. Now what is the reason Of this
great increase ofits use simply from the net that
there mover has been article that could be com
pared TO it, for curing many Of that class Of diseases
which have always been said be ineurable IL has
cured diseases AFTER they have stood for years, and
svery other tried remedy has failed 1t has effected
permanent ares. Another reason Of its great sue
cess e from the fact that when person it,
finds out what Il viii do and tells Il to his ghBors,
and the Of bottle Is to make sale Of hun
dreds Of Others. We have pulled it, tried 10
force upon the public but have lef It to make its
oWn way and establish its own reputation and it has
SO far done IT. that in most places where it has been
introduced it takes the place Of AL other ointnents
and salves.
EsrsOla By 4. F. Gaylord, Q. S. Mackenzie, K.
". saekrider, Strong a Armstrong and Wm. Rilks,
Cleveland, o.
DE-See Advertisements
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WAnnrS SPRINGS. PsrFy c

F. .NAEREN SPRINGS, Perry Co., Pa, June Z, 1850.
Prof WOOD. Dear siF.--I was induced more than
year ago 20 Try your valuable HAIR Restorative for
the purpose of ofcleanfng nay head Of dandruff I mai
suffered with It upon my head for years,- and had
never been able to get anything to do me any good
IN removing IL although had tried many prapars
tlon5, unth saw your advertisement in a Harris
gurgh paper Being there at the time, I called at
alg77 y hunAie- 9 uflg store, and bought bottle,
and now am prepared 20 recommend 70 universal
use t9r e has completely removed all dandTu from
ny head and an application once in two weeks keeps
II lree lrna any 1t,hing or other unpleasantness i
must also state that har had been quite white in
places aud by the use Of your preparation, has beu
restored 70 its original color. 4 am now nifty years
9I age and although have used two bottles Of the
sstofstllsl no one mas an knoWledge Of it. as al
have my appearances comport with my age. Ny head
l5 now oI less trouble to ms in keeping it clean, &c.
your preparation Of great value and, although do
not IKE 70 expose myself consider il ny duty to
DO 50. lou can use this any part OF il in any
shape you thlnk proper, il IL is WOrth anything to
you YoH1s, &C, H II, ETTER.
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BLOOD FOODF
BLOOD FOODf
RLmnn EnunI


To all suffering IRON Consumption, incipient or
confirmed, or from debility Of any kind; u from
mental or nervous nrOstratiOn, brought on BY any
csuse; or from scTolulOus con1plaints; or from dis
eases Of the kidneys or bladder; and to Ladies suf
fsring any OF the many decreasing complaints their
are liable to, and which engendsr Consumption,
TIE BLOOD FUOD
is offered as q Certain and Reliable hemedy. Differ
ing in every particular from the patent medicines Of
the day, IL b chemical combination II lH0N UL-
PHUk and PaOS PHORUS, ofvery great worth, anG
many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony TO
the benefits il has cosilerred on thel0-
CHURCH DUPONT 4l9 Broadway, New Aor K,
are the sole propretOrB Of the article, and have In
consequences OF q fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from REg
70 FELB0W and increased the size Of the bottle to
ounces Be very cautious in buying 70 see that the
fac-simile Of their signature 10 the outside Of the
wrapper, as al others arc counteTfeits In conse-
uuenc o. the large doaud fOr this article, the fol
lowing druggists have al ordered and received sup
nlea OF the new Kind, viz:
Chas A. Kimball, Vim. II French, J. R. Hayes,
a Stanieis, and samuel kidder. Jr, Lowell.
lhfo feb25:dkw
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BIoonsarOs, Ind, July 80. l859,


DIAN SRI here send yOu a statemsnt that
think you are entitled 10 the benefit Of am res
ldeHt Of Bloomington, and have been for over thirty
years i am now over hfty years OF agB. For about
twenty years past my hair has been turning c0nsd-
erably grey, and was almost entirely white and very
stif and Unpliant. had seen number OF eertiii-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect Of your Hair Re
storatFes but supposed there was more fiction than
truth IN them; but entertaining strong desire to
have ny hair II possible. restored its original
color and hnene5s, a. il was in my younger DAYS q
beautiful black concluded would make the ex-
pertinent, commencing in q small way. 1 purchased
one OF your small bottles at one dollar and COM
menced using, following directions as nearly as /
could soon discovered the dandfuffr moved, and
my hairsthat was falling on IN large quantities, was
considerably frightened, and radical change taking
place in the color. have tnusd to it. till
have used hires Of your small bottes and Just begun
on the tOurth- have now pretty q head Of dark
brown or Light black hair as any man, OF as had
in my youthful days, when a boy in the hills OF
Western Virginia My head Is entirely clear OF
dandru and the hair ceased entirely falling on and
is as soft and hne and feels oily though itW
Just from the hands Of q French champO0ner- Many
OI my acQuaintAnees frequently say 20 ne. Butler
Wuere did You get that hne Wigf9 tell them twas
the effects Of you Restorative. It is almost mpOssi-
BE 10 convince them that 10 Is the original hair OF
the same old grey head. ours, truly,
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER,
BloomingtOns Monroe County, lad.
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KURIOUs KoINOIDBNGEI
- SLOAN UNDER THE C0UETERll
sMITH AND0orHFRs IN A Bon n

NORRIS I'm sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner-ei
Horses and Cattle can and the best Medicine in uas
for many of the Diseases peculiar TO such Animals
They are a Sovereign Remedy for Colds Coughs,
Loss OF Appstite, Hide-bound, Distempers, &ci &C.
These Powders always give satisfaction, as me
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. FOR sails BY 2. +. Gaylerui
h. W. Palmer. Benton Brothers, and Strong q Arm
strong, Cleveland, o. and ~ all Druggists IN tne
country. Also at wholesale By the Proprietor, a. 6
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, to whom all orderl
fsbe:BS5d1TT &c. NORRIS.
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136 SUPERIOR ST.
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nlHEY ARE USED AND RE-
COMMENDED BY leading Physicians Of the
country, and all who try them pronounce them in
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PRoF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATlFE.-In another
00lum win be found an adVeftissment Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
hair to its original color The Hair Restorative also
cures cutane6us ieruptions. and prevents The hair
falling on We have seen mauy authentic testinO-
mails IN proof Of thase assertions some Of which
from gentlemen whom we hxve Known for many
Years az persons Of the most reliable character
Don't dye till yon have tried this RsstOrEye.- Bos
ton Olive Branch. ..ra..
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WooDs HAIR REsTOR ATIKE,-U nike most gpecif-
les, this Is proved, by uuimDeachable evidence, 10
possess great efficacy restoTer Of the hair 20 It's
pristine vigOr. Where the head bad become almost
bad because Of Sickness the use " this article has
produced bqautful growth Of thich, glossy hair
1t is therefore available preparation Tor all esses
It3 ingredients such 70 01eCfually eradicate
dandrun and other Impurities, witch opeTnte 30 in
juriOusy 70 the hair. Ii also has curative proper
AMI 0iher disfgHrI ments Of the skin disappear
wherever it II is used There is hazard attaching
to the trial Of this remedy, and its effects only
Be benei ial as the compound, II it does not cause
manifest imp proYeraeIt, Is incapable Of doing harm
its compOnent elements hrB perfectly iunoxious
II B0stOH Transcript, April = 1853.