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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

THE NEW GERMAN REGIMENT.-Colonel
scbemelpfennig, who arrived in this city
on yesterday, left for Pittsburgh this morn
ing. He visited Camp Brown yesterday
afternoon and reviewed the troops-Who
now number between four hundred and
ave hundred-making speech to them in
the German language, which is pronounced
By those who heard 1t as one Of elcquencs
and spirit, inspiring the men with new
feelings In reference 10 the country Of their
adoption. The Colonel spoke in the high
est terms Of the men in ibis Camp, stating
that he had not found q finer body Of Ger
man recruits IN the service. account
Of the promotion Of Col sChsmnelpfennig
to the position of Brigsdier General Of 8
German Brigade, new man will be as
signed to the COlonslcy Of this Regiment.
TIE Brigade which he is to command will
consist Of the S7th Ohio, the S5th Penn
sylvania, two Regiments now In Washing
ton, and one from New York.
The 37th Ohio is expected 70 be full in
from ten to fourteen days, when the
Brigade will be organized and go immsdi-
atsly into service. Among the men who
have enlisted in this regiment We under
stand there are number Of Germans who
have been in the service in Prussia. Sew
eral new companies are full, in different
portions Of the State, and will report them.
selves in csmP.hers in few days.
Ohio may well be proud Of the German
Regimspt TO be sent from this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Arrest ToR RoBsESy.~ -0iRcer Boyd, re-
eeived telegraphic dspateh frGu Detroit
last evening, drreeting him to arrest cOlored
man By the name Of W. F. RobisOl., who
had committed a robbery in Detroit and
left that city last evening, on the Steamer
GOcean" for Cleveland. When the boat ar
rived this morning, officers Boyd, Kendig,
and Roth, went aboard and arrested the
gentleman, very much to his surprise, and
took him to the 'qock up" on johnson street,
where he will remain until this evening"
when he win be taken bac1 to Detroit. The
particulars of the robbery are not made
knsWn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

THIRD MICHIGAN REGIMENT. Capt. Jef-
fries, of Company G., Third Michigan Reg
iment, passed through this city this morn
ing, from Washington, to his residence in
Lansing, Michigan, which place he visits
on account Of the sickness Of his family.
He reports one-half Of the Regiment, near
Fort Albany, engaged in building q
fort to be called Fort Richardson. The
other half are doing picket duty at Bailey
Cross Roads, near Arlington. The men Of
the regiment are in good health and excel
lent spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

NrnuAxrS DEsPATcH.-H. X. Boys'on'
Aoopt of the Merchants Despatch in this
oity, has erected very convenient business
once. near the general passenger depot
The increasing business Of this line, has IN
duced the Agent to take this location iOi
the better accommodation Of those who pat
-. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

PKrT1ooATs IN PANTALooEs.-A diseov-
ery was made in Camp Wood this morning,
Of rather an interesting nature 1t being
neither more nor less than woman rugged
ont in those habiliments which do best be-
come q different sex. She had enlisted in
the Mcclellan Zousves, who are in camp
there. During her short campaign she
seems to have enjoyed herself exceedingly
and would like to hsve her experiences con
timed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

oHpERED TO MOvE.-The Seventh Mich
iran Regiment stationed ct Monroe, rays
the Detroit Tribune of Tuesday evening"
has been ordered to start for Washington
on Wednesday Of this week. The Fifth is
ordered to move the first Of next week, and
the First viii follow next, though on what
DAY has not been determined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
PnIEon NAroll0n.-MalaEgfE, the ParI.

PRINCE NAFoLEOx.-Malskof, the Paris
correspondent Of the New York Times, says
in a recent letter TO that journal;
0You, as we'll as some of your sotem pora-
! ries, have au odd way Of writing coInpli-
mentary notices Of your distinguished visit
or, Prince Napoleon. It viii do very well
for US in Paris to spply TO the Prince the
disagreeable cognomen Of "Plon-Plon,' %
but It Is not exactly the thing in compi
mentary welcome 70 New York, and must
rive His Higness q singular idea Of your
propriety. 1t is as if you were TO say, for
example, to General Scott, You are well
come 70 our City, Fuss and Feathers -
Many years ago, the Prince was given this
epithes by the mob, because he was heavy,
both in body and mind since then, If he
has not diminished in physical weight he
! has in mind, and it Is generally conceded
/ that the Princes last-winter speech in the
Senate entitled him to q complete rehabilI-
tation in the respect and esteem of the
French people"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

NEW SENSATION FOR THE LADIEs.-The
rage In Paris is Tor golden collars, in form
and size like the present tiny sPPendages
to q lady's toilette of linen or needleWork
They cost only about $3.50 each. The hus-
bands of such ladies ara apt to wear col.
lars Of different pattern.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

To voLuurEERs.-Capt. Belknsp, Of the
18Th Infantry, U. s. A., viii attend to the
mastering in and out Of Volunteers, In
Camps at Mansfield, Alliance, Cleveland
and Ashtabula. Parties wishing infOrma-
ticn in regard to mastering, at either of
these places, viii gain 1t by addressing
Lir, Al eifher plsoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

~ The aOiy Of Cleveland" will not
come to this city this trip on account Of
making repairs at Detroit. She will leave
Detroit tomorrow Thursday morning, on
her regular time for Lake Superior. Her
passengers and freight viii be taken up to
Detroit this "wednesday evening on the
vtaauor tgOeaan -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
rnAYRnKR,s RRnIATEa.
THE CITY.
-, ~, to me Convention.

supsrintsndsut E. S. Flint Of the clsve-
land and Columbus Railroad, informs us
,Aas persons wishing to attend the Union
s,ats Convention tomorrow, tFhursday,l
Vii Be carried ct half fare sr'his road
on shO trains this afternoon, and the cary
tr.su tomorrow morning. Tickets good fOi
snv train On Friday to return.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

DRrAKED.-A quantity of baggage was
detained for examination in this city, this
morning, by officers Ives and Burlison, be-
-Il.IEIrEJ rraveIsrS gong 70
South Carolina, consisting principally OF
clothing. Il was given up to the owners,
who exhibited references in this city, which
seemed to prove their loyalty. They go
South by way of Louisville Ky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

DEtraArrs TO rHE COSyESTION'-A large
number of Delegates go out on the Columbus
train this afternoon, to attend the conTen-
t,on-ouite s number from the city and the
delegations generally from the Northeastern
.,,nfiau
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
lFrom sh0 E1aminor, Hortolk, Val


[From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
osghAIio PiIls sCeomplish the object for Ehiol
they were laAs, VIZ: Cure Of headaeas IN al is orah
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In more than th0usan
CASES. with sntire success
IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
II fyou are, or have been troubled with the he'd
ache, send for box, (OephAiio Pills) 90 that Joo
IBrOm tie Advertiser. Proyidsnce, B.I
Ths oephAlic Pulls are said 70 be remarkably e.
feotiye remey Tor the headache and one Of the FeEJ
bost for that ferT frequent complaint which ha9 ~
lFroln the Wsstsrn B. B. Gazstts, chicago. MI
We heartily s qd9Ese NJ. spaldinE, and his unri
vAlied OephA finG.
From the KansWha Valley star Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headsohs,
vino tsy tksn. VIII stick to them
IErom the Southern Path Finder, n. Oh
Try them you that ars af1icted, and Ee are Burs
that our testimony can be acdsd to the ALREADY IN
msrous list that has received beusfts that no othsi
me4cin~ an produce.
-H-
ITrom the Sc. Louis Dsmocrss.l
shs Immense demand or the arsiols Osphallo PiIIa
. rapidly snsfeAsmg.
TErum the 6Azstts, DaFeaports LoWa-l
Mr.. Spalding would not connect hi9 nano with as
| article Is did not p Nv 70 posses raal merit.
BIOS CFrom the Advertiser, Provlasnee, III
The testimony in their favor Is strong NON th'
most respectable quarters.
IFron tho Daily RsWS, Newport, =. l.
OephAlio Pills are taking the place Of all kinds
lFrum the Commercial Bulletin, BOst0n-l
ssid 70 be Tary smcaciOuS for the headsone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
ONE YEARS INTEREST n ADTANC8
gsaaI @etiesa
no CONTRACT0RS

NOTICE TO C0NTEACT0Rs.-
n Proposals. VII BE- received at The once q ne
tity Civil Engineer Ut I'll . o'clock n sept ttns
I.fi Tor the consi ructicn ofR eeer ID Sc Alala,
70 sxfatd ON the sewer nov IN said Aver ne 70 me
EfrEsbury Brook
Plsns and susciheations may b seen AID n.ore
parficular iDformaiion cbt taned a. said lngineafa
Office on and after tie Is1 inst
Zach prorossi ~ ust te sctoUplnls q DY 9 SO
an fqnt bond requiring the bidder % entar n
to contract at the p Ice named should the saa 1e
eccetitd
mssioa Of bids ressrvIg the right % s-eegsor re-
Ie-t the sane
- 49, = JOHN KHITELAW,
Ctr Cigil Enginesr.
-raues1Ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

CO Reed what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GFDfsn-
berg Medicines. Or. 3. is physician Of extensive
practice, and of the most successful In tho coun
Il tTrur1bull) in which he resides:
9Th is osrtifiss that have used the Gretsnberg :
as End narshalls CathOlicon, sold here BY b. O
johnson, u ny pfoctics. They ara good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1851.
t3old by Druggists and Medicine DeEiers thrOugh-
ont the country, For Medicines or Agencies, cd
d.0gs u. X. k1HGenhLs OieYetand.
fauSdSW Genera Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
u URIOUS KOlNuIDENCEl
IA SLOAN uFDEa THH OOUNTEB
surB AND oTHTFs IN A BOxlif

EOERIs IN sight with his CslebEatsd ARA8IAA
CONDITIONS Powders, Whero every owner o
HoFses and Cattle oan Ind the best Msdiei1e II -
for many Of ths Diseases pecliaT % suc1 Aptlnals
They ars Sovereign RsTnedI ior Ooldl, eousoe,
~ These PoWdefa always giye aatlgiaetion, As n
Thousands who have used them, can lestlly. -
ClroularS. Try them. For ssla by u. n. Gsy lcfdi
~ W. Palmer, Denton Brothers, and btro1g z an.
TfronR, CloTaiand, o., and ~ all PruZ9l.e n ne
country Also, az wholesale By the Propetef at lol
Ontario street, Cleveland Ghto, % unoln ~ oroal
mSSs ~! e s5s9sSe s99Se' ~ O g. gORkIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

REDUCTION OF FARE.-The Buffalo Com
mercial notes the reduction Of fare on the
New York Central, from Buffalo to New
York, to $3.50, sll Railroad, and $3.50 via
Peoples Line steamers from Albany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
srauo wHrAr FIoua.-The Montreal wit


meas contains the following:
"a change has taken place in the habits
of the American people, Of which only -four
merchants are ss yet cognizant. Canada
used 10 export all her fne white winter
wheat, and extra -four to the States, where q
high price was paid for it; and she ported
for her own consumption the strong spring
wheat Of the Prairie States. For economi-
cal purposes, Q barrel Of spring wheat -four
is really more valuable than a barrel Of the
fncst white -four, for it will make more
bread, and consequently go farther; but the
latter has been from one to two collars high
or than the former, on account, as we have
already said, Of the American demand for
higher grades Of -four. Now, however, these
grades are neglected In Portland, Boston,
and New York, and the run is uro7 strong
spring wheat hour-a fact which shows that
the war is bringing economy and self-denial
in its train. In this way, it may incidental
ly effect considerable change in the chan
nels Of commerce."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

NOTICE TO ALL RETAILERS
IN OF TNTOX fCATl NC LOU Rs.-a helsas
cor neirnbor William a. Tea son, who ts q clever
Industrious and orderly maa Ehrn so5srl D5ing5
Eraaf trouble and suffering upon bis vile anu *
srlali chilcrsn when iutoxcs ted, snd tierosg N.
irfs much iToubls upon eli the neighocrhoodi and
as .h r ptrs0ns more acxio19 . make pen,ly
trouble than 70 preserve the pgace ot soelety Ane
obey the law, now hsreby give hqElCH = a..
qtf-t that ~ have fuzf leisure enough and llfend
I 10 ne ft in ENFORUINa TaE La " 10 Tbs AEf
N p7afnst every one Who furnishes the su1d Fear
son Lereaif.r VITA any 1nfoxicaiing Liqner-
o- = r. lNGeRSOLB,
JAY ODELI,
olevslsnd. August 81, Isel. ssPSsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

~ The Steamer Western Metropolis
came in from Buffalo this morning, with q
good load of passengers. This round Trip
has been one of the best CT the season. She
leaves for Buffalo this "wednesday evening
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
- THE eBEFENBnRG
sRRSHALL1SL UTERINE CATHOLIC
HnMF EIEqTTlFnNY, ,

IN this connection We onar new tsstimOniaia
81 Gm Methodist Clergyman and when 90 my
circult hsYe met with many women troubled with
the diseases fOF which you advertise MarshGlFs Ute
me CathoticoD cure havo advised its use and
Il has eEechsd comslsts core wherever il hRs bsen
assA Rev. PETER SHARP,
western BtAr, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

FoR WADE AND HUrcHrxs' CAVALRI.-
Fiftyseven recruits came in from Grafton
last evening, to be attached to Wade and
Hutchinsi regiment Of cavalry, now in
camp in this city. AJ ISL
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HAh-rorD, TIrumbulI 90, o

hereby certify that / have Teen dealing Ia the
Grlenberg Medicines for tbs past year. and can tru
" cay that have never orBd any medicines 70 tbs
EuDlio that have met with the decided AppIobatiO1
81 she people Ike these particularly the Pills and
C.tbo6con. They viii per6Jrn all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about disy bottles
cf the Catholosu the past year and hear the best
rssllts in syery case }. d. o: JOHNSON
MOfoh I, L357. Meo3cAi Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
Kiasnass GIntoiss.

We are enabled here to ofer the community
rsmedy which, while L cures tne above complaints
with certainty, b stin periestly harm - in any
nuautfty Slch remedy Il Invaluable a dizfrlctl
Vhers these afaictinR disorders prevail. Thu
itCTRr'i expais the miaamatic poison Of EEyER AND
A0uE from the system, and prevents the develop-
raent OF the disease IL taken on the mt approach
best remedy ever ye discovered for this class 90 con-
plaiutg, but also ID cheapest. The large QuAnsiI
We srpply for doll " brings u within the reacn o
every BODY and 4 Dilious dlstricts, here tkYA5
IEp AgUl praEals eFery body should nave u ane
ne n fosly both for and pr0tection- A g-ea
snserioritY Of this remedy over any other dis.
eovered for the speedy and certain cnrs o lnternlit'
gsouently Il prpduces no Qtni1 or other inlurl us
sscfs whatever upon the contribution. Ihoee curec
b. Il are is healthy e II they had never had tbs
FeTer ana Agrs Is not alone the consequence q
tbe mfasmic poison. A great variety q disorder
arfSe from its Irritation, among which are hartls
Rksanisfis1s, Goas HaddGche, Biildae.sl Ioethache
BaTanhs, CetaTTh5 AsthHsc, PatDtat0a, Painft 1Pee
tou 0f De EpiesN Hpsics, P1is u tls Boisess Code
which, when originating IN this cause put On the
f4f1gTlffrnf fIn,s or become periodical This CpRE
eXpals the poisan nom the blood, and coneequeniJ
cures them al alike lt is an inTalnAole pEoeellot
10 immigrants and perpons travelling or te pofaEll
rsgidinR In the nal toes district9. II taEeD coca.
sionsy or daily WhlIsezposod to the inietons thai
viii b exscrated from the systems and cannot Aeou-
mulafe In sufficient quainty % rpen INTO elseass-
Henoe II "a even mere Talrable tor protection snar
-1rs .rd fsy viii ever sudsr nom lniermittents
they avail thomsslFes of theprotectlon tnls forsog
Ar9t; S9-tS1;:-.d by Dr. }. @. AYE8 4 Co.. Lowell, Hass
FoT gaIe Nv Strong 4 ArmgtronZ. Ulevela2d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

HAErs RrIrs.-Twenty-twO men of the
HaEen Rifles, now in "Camp Wood" were
uniformed on yesterday afternoon. FL.
The ranks are filing up daily. Apply
HoOu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

They relieve Cough instantly.
They cIecr the Throat
They give strength and volams to the voice.
They impart a delicious aroma TO the Breath,
They arc delightful to the Taste.
They arc made Of simple horbs Rnd cannot harm
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
70 ACTTAI CUIIIYl4Ols.

l Eo-hers can the industrious lar11er secure l1c1 "a
MEDIATE resu5 foT his lab0r as Upon theso pras s
tbev being compnssd Of deep rich loan, The iert
lof Which IS unsuTpasscd b any On ne glooe
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aOOD FOR OONsUMPTIYEs.

GentIsmsn OarTy
sPALDIHgs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

NE State IS rapidly fling Up wan pop1iatie1 -
O25 usrsons having been added since 1850, l.15 19
present pop1aio5 ,78 5ss ratio q lo2 Par eant a
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- 7r-.I
MedftIne.


An e1pNfieneed Morse aud heIlale Fhy alclans pc
scDta 20 the attention OF Hothera, her
SCOT II n q = Y Il u Pc
FOB OHILDBEH TEETaIR9,
which greatly facilitates the nroooss toethtus ~
softening the gulaa, rsducinE AZ luhauznssio3-ll
10 BEoU IkfB run BOWELS.
Dspsnd upon u, iaOtters, VIII EiFo rest 70 you1
kIE2fEF AND HEALTH 10 EOgR IEFAHTs. :
We have pgt y fna sOlS az thiS ST STsi 59s 4IeI
ZsssTTs sna 4, vAh "a AZ - S0l' -, ,iS y a. q
eny other medicine, EEYEh HAS 1T FAlL4D ~
A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFfEOf GU BE Wnen
timely used Never did We EnoW an inatancs OF dis
satiSfaotion by any one who used u On me eoatrf
~ all are delighted with It's operations, and 3pak II
tOrms Of feonlnendAtson q the magioe edsSs 4 az
WE DO KNOW" after ten ysarl oxpsrience, and
pledge our reputation for tho alnllmenf OF what
here declare In almost eyeFy instance whore the
infant is suffering hon pain and exhaustion, taitei
Will be found 10 litSen twenty minutes altar ths
Trfis Seiuebio propsrath,a Is the prescription Of
ons Of the most EEPeriancod and skifsl Adrs9a IN
New EnglsDd. and hiss bean ussd with Fevar-hilins
THOUSANDS or OAsBs, l.
II not oplY relieves abe child from pHin, but tngtg
CRATES the stomach and bowels e9rrocts asoidy ana
gives zone and emory to the Whcls system II VIII
Almost Instantly rOhese -sir .--.- .--l
gRIPIH0 IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OOLlU
end n dsath. va 5siiSve It the Sssi sn5
Isfsst remedy "a the Eprd In Al cases of DysontoE9
end Diarrhea IN children, Whethor u arises iroEn
Tssthing, OF any other eauso. 70 W0cld say " ~
srY Mother who has child suffering from any Of ths
f1reGonE comhlatnt3, do not Let your rudtoea mol
the IIendesS q othsrsi asand petEesn oV ana yoel
Absolutely Sure to follow the use q thi1 aeeolns
tftnely ussd. Fan direction for using vfl sooem'
ils hi sd1 q u6RTfs PRs is PERkas, New YORK. l. q
he oltsido sTsPpsE. Sold b Druggists throrshOu
Principal Ofioa, Is Cedar Street, New Yo-k
PR1OE, ONLY 95 DENTS PER BOTrhE
=. - =
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EAsTFpTT AYD sOUTHERH lEARKETs.
ApprTcATToH an CAPIrAI,,

These lands arc contiguous 70 q railroad 100 ME
IN length winch connects with other roacs and nGYlsA
bic lakes and rivera, thus afordng an unbroken CON
medication with the Eastern and Sooinern mAfAsS-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
RrCH ROLLTEq pRAIRE LANDS.

Tho deep rich loan o. thu prsiriss Is cultivated vt
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of The Eastern
and Middle States are moving % Illinois IN great nuIn
bers The area OF Illinois is about equal 70 thai q n
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich thai u VII support ~
millions 0f people,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
MEaieinee.
SCRoFULA, OR KINGS EVIL

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL,
rs a CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, s eorruption Of ths blood, By which this
b lSS ccSiation SsS L psTTsass % he Whole no body md nay
burst out in disease on any part o. IT, NO crgan =
free from its attacks nor y there one when I 9l
caused BY mercuriaI disease, low living, dso.derd
or unhealthy food, impure air, Nth end NJ AZ lAn-
It's the depressing vices, and, above s By The Tea
real inieetion Whatever Be its origi- it Is hered
tary In the constitution, descending ON parents
ils;ssad It seems 70 be the rod OF Him who sayss =
viii visi! the iniquities Of the fathers upon thsf
It's elects commence by deposition from the blOod
Of corrupt ulcerOus nattsr, Ehichi in the uees,
liver, and internal organs, ts termed tuberele55 u
re Glands sWeIlings; and on the surface erupti0ns
or sores. This foul corruption which genders IN the
lOus constitutions NOT only suner RON scrotaiosl1
complaints, but they have lar less power 70 WITH
vast numbers perish By disorders which, althongh
not sorofuous in their nature aro stil rendered a
tai b. this taint IN the system Moss oi ne e9. ~
sumption which declmase0 the human Aally hss ~
origin directly IL this scr0fulous contaminationi
and many destructive diseases Of the hTeri kidnsIa
are aggravated By the same cause. l01l
One quarter Of AZ our people eEs ser2ialogs; tasl
their health Il undermined b. IT, 10 cleanse L non
the system We must renovats the blood By sn aters
sTercise such medicine We supply
AY ER 3 14 4
COMPOUND EXTRkCT OF SARaAPkRILAA,
the most efect1al remedy which the medical skill o
our times can devise for this everywhere prevailing
and fltal Malay. II Is combined from the most 80
tive romediaE that have been discovered lor the ex
purEatiOn Of this foul disorder fom the blood, ano
the rescue Of the atem from its destructive con5o
qusnces. Hencs 4 should be employed for the cnrf
Of not only ScrOfuis, but sso those other affections
which arise from il, such as ERUPTrFl enA BAD
DISEASES, ST. AE1HOET's EIRB, RosH, or AEfslPA ;.
Las, PIAPEEs, PUsTULRss BLoToHEst blame ans
BOTLs, TUMORs, TETTzR and SALT pHuBM, soAl :
HAD, RINGWORM, RHEUAATISE, B .HfLiIiC aff
MERCURIAL DISEASES, DROPsY, DTaPEPsIA, DEBll'
ITY, and indeed, ALL OOMPL1 IETs ARISING 1909
VITIATED on lmPURE BLOOD The popular belle u
''impurity Of the blood" Is founded IN truth, loa
scrUfua Is degeneration Of the blood. The partlc'
uar purpose and virtue Of thi5 earsaTara 70 70 Pl
riy and regenerate this vital huid, without v nic
sound health is impossible IN contaminated oon5a
tutiOns-
AYERS AGUE CUR RE,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Kstermitte1t FsvsF, OF FeTer Gae AgiieS HeHsis
tint FsvT, CiiH Fsrsr, Dumb Aglsy Fs-
riodieaI Hea9aebs, OF Biliols He'd
aeke, and Billiot5 FsVgs, indeed
for he UkOls eiGss Of Dis-
eales originating n b.
lazy dSrGagssSst,
caused By Tie
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