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fiNt. sIRNiitHE -bhl,> .a4 ltH- 81
Y aev-t&i Il h- b--t pa-foTas hayA Jas ..L-
fevet 0y ne, Aud ar" nov, tof e. a. ~ ..ur,.
Ovs.rLor street., b+tws 81 ka.a ral irsLkll. id
viii compare ~!th any III cd tor ~al4 FG.,F.
ilcIn - - 90 -. Aito. CAMP STOOLS aug tt rs
bert quality. ZOO will dnd g o soar az. tt,y.
to -. Z AID eNa@4ue ours /, fote yeu IN. cB.h.,
-..""fer@ IT, ia-lwl / GSTNktGa!
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w NFtD -tpoN.-A Coloue vi 4 Roltul. II
~ - Elveu. inquire ~ tho Ballad Nov %
No. 8. 10 Il
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IA ASLED.--A sprikat}y cutur.J boy To- wa
w On ta9 cttceTs u camp arpy 10
ioI7-l,f I'd Pai- Gr'rot.
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tFor otter Wants, " see Fo,lrM PageI
WANTED BY 2 gentleman in some r.sr..c,s
- be !rc tllty = f4r / ON the PssI-,tl4 -
.ON-o TABLT FCLNI>HkD ROOM .rL.
v n or vi k0Et 3 ert-vitbo7t Bo4id pref. rreo
A2dresS MS ,ttct Is early a. possible
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g. 70 K 3. ~ f.-Gwo or three des,rat.
Ei.J ROOMS, . a pleasant PsIt ct TIA" city 4,
A1N rent to 4 suali % mily Il god -tsAtiDI r.
further Information, Amply to the subscribe, ol
CLAY. be- "rtu Isl AMI I'd ,lteC-s.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17
raE AN>UAL M1..-I,. :.
- SIsiN, II, WINNIE
-. THt ha1RrIrIAa nnnlr

Z - IT y = ~ z Y No NF II I
- of the hlCHMDND FAIrTTE -,
AAliLLEkI ha. been removed to diam F~SA
street. two door7 above SIN. tue
Je LII Co. s.
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sWATGs officers ard men cf this comm no
SffN CJupa1 - a, "A! o. viii 4sssmbIu ..
ssc-s>ss he 5iec-aait, 3 Institute O-NlGHT, at :.
ClJCa.
81 order Of Col. Ellie.
DAVID II. PANNILL,
ja Hts ORDERLY SerReau- II o
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WEST x JOHNSTON,
bUokst LLEES AND STATION
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FAoM WESTERN MARYLAND.

4
HAgEESTOwS June l2-fhe ttlegra phic op-
orator sta toned AT Martinsburg ana a brakes
man of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad ar-
rived here to day, having left there yester-
day. They say the most westerly bridge
burnt il at North Branch, five miles east OF
Cumberland. The next, going astward is
that over Patterson's Greek, seven miles from
Cumberland. The next destroyed IL that
over Sleep Greek. II miles west OF Martins
burg.
There will be no t.oubls in re building the
first two bridges, but there viii be some dit.
aculty with the last one, which Is one hun
GT~d feet WIde and ninety feet ABOVE the
water General johnson had ordered the
OpeQucan bridge To be rebuilt, but the Con
federal Ice have not been able 10 accomplish L
The telegraph instruments have been taken
from the office At Aartlnsburs 10 prevent theiI
being used. Col. Edmondson commands the
secession forces ut Mar insburg. He has three
companies OF the Winchester Rifles, the w in.
ches LOT Mounted Guerillas and another com.
pany Col. Stewart commands the camp al
Haines vile, five miles North OF Martiusburg
He has charge of all the forces statiored a
the fords and ferries on the Potomac between
Falling Springs aud Hancock.
A large majority of the people Of III aruns
burg are an xious for the arrival OF Federal
troops there, and oEer 10 gave thef peos
rooms provisions, and every thing
Provisions are known TO be growing e2ces
siseIy scarce at Harper's Ferry. The brakes
man puts the number OF troops there at Ia, ouo
| lie is niident about the numbers. The mum
| Der OF engines lying at Martinsburg Is said Il
be above nifty. The Confederate troops has
| only succeeded in getting one ut Harper'a Fey
| ry before the burning OF the Opeq ucan hIidge
TROOPS AnRIYIsq AZ CEAsaERsRUKd.
| EA9sRsroWs, June II, lOP. III Cattle, hay
| and oats, are arriving here in large quaint
| Ties, Indicating an Immediate forward move
| ment Of troops here.
number OF companies OF regulars reached
ChAmoersbarg 70 day from Minnesota. From
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30


A LlVsNa WaALE TRkNsPORTRp ny TIE
GR1ap TRplK RAILWAY FRba RtymDU LouP
40 PoafLAND.--Wa mentioned In our last
impresslon chat Hsirg whale has BEEN
transported by rail from River On LOup TO
Portland. We hare now some further par
tieulars Of this remarkable Gct. On Monday
evening last this awsllsf Of the seas meas
urlne ioufteen feet in length, well boxed and
covered with sea-Weed, lpnssed lslAnd Pond
on bis Wey 70 Boston. he WHs captured at
The River du Ioup for NJ. Cutting, the enter
prising proprietor Of the "AqaaIias asrdeas8
Of Boston, st an expense Of $500, in addition
to which is 70 Be added $500 ior freight by
special train through 70 Boston. tse are
told that q tank Is made specially lcr his
whaleship Of ! inch plate Glass, end having
pipes from the reservoir at q cost Of $40, 900.
Mr. J. Martin superintendent Of The Eastern
division Of the G., 7. 4. B., accompanied this
spscial train, and saw that ibil ext xtracrdiuary
vinitor received his drinkHal every v aler sts-
ton. - t.sf ..,i.l esi ~ s.a
/ After the above was written We received
the following further pagiiculas:--Thisn new
railway sraTelsr over the Grand Trunk ar.
lived SaISly at Portland at A. n. yesterdey
Al elive, and IKE Halafk Tspiey, quite jolly
afIer bis long ride or 40 miles. A aPeeia
-, p siisa- .i7aa-s e
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.bnne says: ir,e ....-.... ''a 30
BAITmORR, Saturday, May 25, 1861.
Greatiwas the satanc rejoicing of the reb-
els, yesterday, at the terrible news of the as
sassination Of Col. Ellsworth by chivalrous
Virginia. AristOcratie men, with the glare
Of vengeance in their eyes, gloated over the
disaster. Aristocratic women, with the scowl
OF Medusa on tlieir faces, grinhed their iiend-
isb delight A Unionist lady passing along
Baltimore str ct Dough: an extra, and ex-
claimed rather audibly 10 herself, as she fin
isbed reading the sad story: "What demons
those rebels are r. AT that moment q we'll
dressed man rudely demanded OF her what 1t
was that she said. She instantly repeated
her remark with becoming indignation. The
fellow went onl A rebel woman said,
ss Served HIM right If had the chance
would poison the whole crew. from the Pres
ident downin ado you think there will be
battle 2" ssked another female SecessiOnist
Of 8 gentleman sitting next to her in one Of
the city cars. do, madam al hope,
thep, the Secessionists viii conquer. ] have
TIVE brothers in Virginia, on their side
When they left here few days ago, they
took their little sister with them. She con-
cealed 25 pounds Of powder in little bags,
which were hung to her hoopsP And she
laughed eouVulsively and Indignantly.
There was evident, in secession circles yes
terhay, smothered feeling Of vengeance AMI
rebellion, that was only kept down by Gen.
Cadwallader aud Major Norris The leaders
are confident that something win happen yet
70 give them the upper hand again. II so,
they viii not leave a Unioaist 70 tell the tale.
The garrison ought at once 10 be increased in
this city. Nobody is TO be trusted who be-
longs to the soil, except it be the Republi-
cans, but they have been peeled, and scat
tered, and driven out BY the conduct Of the
Government toward them. Purnell, Gov,
Hicks's Postmaster here, thinks thar the de-
fehse Of Baltimore ought to be intrusted "a
The unconditional Union men, and yet when
an aged aud competent Republican called on
him, day or two ago TO seek Office, he told
tile old man that his Republicanism precluded
him frcm consideration an glad 20 see
that the Government declined the services o.
tvo artillery Union companies yesterday
The time has not yet come for their employ
ment. Sympathy for negro slavery pslsiei
the arm of every Union man In the slav'
I States who Is not Republican. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

9 And when shs ashiis hottest, before the tral
When she'll :ynd ball are seresshing, and bnrst-
cil ing In tl>e sky, 6 oI .t'.-l II f.rl .If.-..if
If any EhOt shOald NIT me, and lay me on my
I face, -,g., -.
My soul would go 70 Washington's, and not 20
ne Anolds place m ls Afhld iht
May Is, tsei. - p '5tet.a v,.e g lsb .,as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

, Ey-Ilead what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grsfon-
berg Medicines. Dr.. b. ia physician Of extensive
practice, aud OF the most successful IN tho
~ Crrumbulll 10 which he resides =.
tls aud MArshall's Caihelicpn, sold here hy "a. U.
JohnaOn, In my praetiue. Thay good Tnedioinod'
Hartford, Truinbuii county, Ohio, March Z, 1901.
Sold b Drugy!stg aud Medicine puhiuta through
o9t the country. For Medicines or Agencies, hda
droaa i II. y. kIN9SLEk. Oinyeinud.
iansd&w General Agent lor Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
NOTHING MORE CONVINCING

Of the value ora good remedy could Be produced than
tho following leter, coming it does, unsolicited
irpm a genileman 90 well known In that part Of
-. BERwIcK, shelby Co., Feb. "a, lseo
ijenfs,-i havs and number
Of other good medicines, but no Mid that ever
dealt In gives such good anil full satisfaction the
sherry Wine hitters, and my own pra tical ennori-
once ennvnses mo that thern "a not hing better;
for tftren Qf twenty years previous 20 ~, IVES
afflicted with lu0amuIiufy kheumati Su, which had
become a kind OF Wanoes ing chrouic Affection. was
never Eithout, clear fit, bnt AZ times i assumed
alarming iOrma-apmc tinca my knr =, or one pi
them have Leou swollen 10 three or four times their
natural size, and vita she most intolrrahle pain
for lays OF weeks bad no better way Tor loeomo-
don than to h0bhle Aruund on crIfch18. 1 boii1Vu
there ig not Icni IN my bolY that has not et umsa
been ancctod como only having the eject % parai.
we ioint or Limb for q day pr two. - IL . /.
tried everything could hear of-tried all thq
piysicians IN our neishborhood, but st best could
only set temporary relief, aud had cone 70 the e9u-
clus1n thai facurhblc untii, IN isiii rrqelg-
Cd Dr.. S. q. Ricnsrdsons sherry Vino Bitlers lIum
you, and three bbtiles cured NE aud have not hd
any trouble or return Qft aiuses now $40 and bal
years j think aud beiinvo that 10 EheuniFtisui,
Dyspepaia, Liyer Gollp lplaiut and Kidney Ahectonai
or Uropsy, itis specihc, ctttain remedy.
fr kcs1uctfalo yours = a,a,.,-.s = UH
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1LEVELAND. COEiIMB1s 8
= orssIss14I RArEaoA0.

On and aflcr Monday, May 18th, 1851, Psasonrtr
Trains Will leave ClcyCland a. folowa.
$40 A. n. N. Z. a Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING A
herna, Grafton. " MolliuRton. Nau lsondon
HNf salem3 shelby, and all Stations nouth oi
Shelby, fgachine Columhu. a ii.i0 A. u,
Cincinnati at 80 ,. ~ and Chioaro va
49, Cresflineat sino p. ~ - ~ -
rs ,. n. Aeeommodeiion.si siopping at al esalionS
@ shl sSd s'ES9s It SS%a' a 81 y s.oo,
north ot tircgtlino, and a. Galiun, Cardinr-
W ton, Delaware and AZ All other stations. 10
leave pssaeuFefa uriy, arriving az Co
A". inmbus nt tisl1F ~, aud Cincinnati Al fl5
P.N Chicago via Crostllnp, al 80 a =.
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LOUD rs THE PRAISE n

LOUD IS THE PRAISE in favor Of
valuable msdieihs, and DR.. S. A. Wsaver's syrHp
and OsrAie & curing oscry eass Of sails Aheum, Tot
tor, Erysipslas, sorOlalas piesEAtsd Sores, scaid
Hoai and 81 The diseases that are che result Of I'M
pure blood. People suffering rom these diseases
eau be Be cured by perssverins in the uso Of Dr
Wssver's remedies. Ths Syrup win purify the blood
and drive TIE diseass 70 the surface OF tho skin,
when, By applying the oOrats, cure Is sure. Il
never fails. Try Il.
as- Sold By \. y. Gaylord, Q. S. Msuksnuis, 4
". saskFider, Strong 3 Armstrong end Wm. FiSko.
Cleveland, o.
s8-Sso Advertisement
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An old and crippled veteran TO the War Depart
mena came.
Ne sought the Chief who led him, on many q
feld Of fame
TIE ohisf We shouted q Forward " where s'sr
Ana ss1s s lss1s g sisls s1ls n rianV behind the ias
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

~CountFy dealers visiting our city win
bear IN mind that most OF cur Drug Stores are ths
places 10 hnd genuine drugs, and such tiaple and
genuine medicines as Perry DEvis't Pain Killer,
Dr. Richsrdsons sherry Vino Bitterai and DE-.
Weaysrs oanker and salt Rksum Syrup and Co
rate. Any druggist dealing IN such puee snd good
medicines must prosper, and to ne them warrants
health.
9-sold ovsTyWhurs, and By h. \. Gaylord, Wn.
Fisko, O. S. Haekenzie, Strong 4 Armgsrongs and
\. ". sackrider, Cleveland, o.
HT-sse Advertisement IN another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

train gasin waiting o take bin on % Sos.
ton. BE waS sent IN = laFgo boz. covered
with soa-weod, and at each watering STATEN
the hose was turned upon hin, wheh be blew
or iamously, making quite Is much noise
as sPuhing Billy. '-Montreai Gdsstts, 2sd.
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GtREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
~ nALrMosr ! ONO r RLrtnnAn. y
IMPRoyED soHRDULRi

By recent nportant chanFea this Road a now ahla
% furnish unusual ciliisa Tor intefuun municafidd
keat, S0uth. West, Northwest and hoafhwr9t,
FULL CONNECTIONS with al through trains
% Philadelph and New York, ln che Eaaf-lfh The
South, By is Washington branch noad-by Glove
lard and Pittsburgh, Central ohio ard Atiiutta and
pineinnsti trains, vita the Northwest, west aud
Bcuthwost.
'rhro lFh Tirkets 70 Raltimore philadeirhia, Nov
York " Boston give Che prlvilsge Of RtnF ever Al
al 81 the intef med iato ctira. Two Dollars sdl
toua give tbs prisiloge ei vsitiEg Washinston CIR
% roato. @ t
This Il ths ONLY routp that can furnish rbrough
uckets or Baggage Chocka 10 Maahihgton CRY.
n1-Fare o. Low ~ hy GHS oihtr Route,
- Sleeping Cars on hll Night Trains.
Asa ior lirketa hy Eailinaoro aud Ohio Rallfusd.
r ...r J. ~. eULttFANl
eGoncfal Western hunt.
W. P. SMITH, "a. "A --.fIf 3. M.sCOLE.
n Ter rofTranspoftai'n. General Tickel Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

'IIavs yoa foTyosleu, General 2 thebaiiered col,
srAs dsys 81 sigh.ssn hundred twelve, when /
Naa ~ your EIdtf
Have yes forgo,ish johnson, that fought at
III, cue I'ah oId ga pehsioaed, bus I want 70
tfht agaln.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
- THE GRRFENBERa
MARsHALL's UTERINE 0ATHOLlCoN,

whirh IL offered a certain cure IN easos accoupa-
med with tho following symptoms IrreEulnrities,
Weakness Esintness, -nerRpged Appetite, SaloW
Com pleNtoni Pam Ia the Back and kidney, Chiila,
ral8ih, PelpitHtiOn 0f che Heart Dizziness, Eorv-
ousness, He0dAChe, kestloa8nosa, Disturbed Sleep,
FltlBhes OF tho Heart, General Pain, OrawltaR and
Paili the Spine and between the ShOuldUrA, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat amarting, Itching, Burning or
Irritation 70 the Uterine organs, Etghtmaru, Dis
ps II, Mysteries, Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous TWitch
10 Starting, UonHtipation, Irritable Temper Sad-
neaB, DUpravod Appetite, flaiulonoe, Bloatse and
hgulaf Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Paine IN the
y crime Organs, Numhncaa and Pans IN the Limbs,
Loss of she Memory, Bcwilderment, soreness IN the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

In this connection We puer few testirouial1;
~ anna MsthOdist Clergyman, aud when on my
circuit have met With many women troubled with
the Diseases sor which you advertise MhruhalH Uta
rinc Cathocen a. cure. have advinid its uso and
used, Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
Is-lThe Root Of an Evip' b tfe venom

RaThe Root OF an EvlF h tfe venom
Of disease instlea into the systsm by early shpso,
indulgoncs and e1cess pf any Kind. This mnst ha
oradioate from the systsm without delhT not afao
meRtshouid b lost. Ths pgrnieiOns use Of mercury
viii not do Il nay, it will iRiure rather than
TRIEsEmAR 4, a :, e your onlE rhanee-a Paru-
asl ofthe book "HUMAE FRAILTY, or PBYsIO-
LoGtUAL ( R1s sARCHESe = ilimtrdioa with sol-
rcd sngfavines. VIA sxplalh everything. Il VI
ouly cost ycu s. osnta. 11fautfs noftfl r-r
sold by d.. Barrow, lsi Bleeeksr st., n. 7, S-iss
ssnts. Sent free Of PostagbevOryWhors. RsAu the
sdvortissmsnto Of ''Triolsnar'' IN another column.
Also sold By T. 2. Gs5lord and Rfllian flake,
Druegists. Uisvsland. Ohio. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
arDr. RichardsOn's sherry Wine Bit,eri

%Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
much sought after for, and every day affords new
proof Of the peculiar effects ofthiH preparation. In
cases where disordsred condition Of the stomach,
Liver and bowels Is combined with great debility
narvons weakness, and Intense melAneholy, ilr ei-
focss arr nioss beneficial snd wonderful.
- Th5 Sherry Wine Bittsrs are Tor sale By :. 2.
oaylord. Strong 4 Armslrons, snd Q. s. Mankonzis.
Cisyoiand, o.
ag7sas Advertisement elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

a tia HARTFORD, Trumbull Co, o.
hereby certify that have boon dealing in the
Grncnberg Medicines Tor the past year and can tru
" say that have never offered any med to the
public that have mot WITH the decided APPRECIATION
OF the peo pie like these, particularly the Pills and
CathOileon. They will perform al and more than II
promised for them, have sold about any bottles
Of the OathOiicoH the past year and hear the best
results On every case. ]. u. q. JOHNBUN,
March 7, 1851. ..s.- Medical gent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

Oqunectiong are made At Monfneviiia win The q,s
apakI, Hanalicld and Newark n. R, a Clysis s-iih
the hAndueky, Dayton and Cincinnati III IN IA -
mont With Fremont Indiana IT, r. and NJ Tais.il,
SID w, !, We Micaigen southern 4 Hoftbcrn Indisns
4 w A3l9go and wabash Railroads ior CHICAGO, NJ
west aud Southwest - 49,
Trains arrive IN Cleveland trom gcssdo and Al.
sanduaky at st5 A. y. teN
MS. -, L. D. RUOEHR,
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=. NIGHT EXFREss TRAIN-staprina AZ
0irard, Aahtsbula and Painesvill9 only; and
. arrives ht llleVt IAnd ~ a.tf A. u. rTtH
]. y. NAIL TRAfN-etopphF af an efafionn
except say brook, Uniunfiiln, pafry nau.
tor and Nickiine, and aFriTt ai Olsreiand
at 1875 p. n.
/ b. DAY ExPRESs FR R-S.auriur.toi.
rnrd, CopneaRt, AbhiHbula and fninoggflIp
only, aIlt erfitsa ht Ul6guland al fHi p. ~
TRAIN viii luavo Qonnoaut
s,,,s. s.o a. =, ~ ssop pins ~ AZ stations, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

nar We congrat0laie our readers upon the
1iscoyery Of a sure curo for Rhenmatism, aoui and
EeuralGia, and al Merluril Diseases, hieh is el-
facted without the use ofmtofnal medicines, which
only In fact, n 3 the olly knoWn remedy otogting
q perfect cure, and We luu warranted rom lis ~
0icted and tnose having iiEnde ealerlnE nom khou-
mntlau. Gout or Neuralgia o. The qerniciouu eocta
Of MuFcurY, 20 the advertisement IN anjthcr column
Of our PAPER, Of Dr. LeaRd'8 Aati- theunstic bend.
EF-sold hy Wm. rlSk 6, ClEYeiani. @. folG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

s s'ill as.a Z aSaE1f I. q I" z sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

DR. SWgEfe lsrALEihiR ltstuENs y rrel,Afed
from The Fsoipo q D.. ststean SWEET d Sfn-
nscticut the great bonesstter, and has ben used In
hia practice Cor the last twenty FeaEa With lmost
astonishing Success. As en- external ronrds Il 4
Withoat rlsul and viii alleviate pan more sFeed-
lythan -oshor preparation. fur al -Rhuamatio
and Norvoez Diso lsTs Il e truly 'nialhble and au
sluslve ior eorus, Wodndt, aprAinns Braisae. acA
ltl soothing, healieg and 30 riul STRENGTHENING
proportea exciis she unt Wonacr and asion ishmunt
Of all Who hags oFsf given Ii trial. Oser Our
hundred certificates q rsparahis cnrss, pei Urmod
By Il within the last 1--WE geaTus attegt this hct.
For oAl0 hy strong a Armatrons Ane Wm. fiskA
Gae advoFiiaouolL ann17- leadkg
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RttSS8bb FSSBI
EEllnn ROOD


10 ell suffering irou Cunauul nifQli tuclflu1t ur
confirmed, o. irom delility Of any klnd CT nom
mental or nervous nrQstratien, pruuEht on ~ anG
canae; ~ trnm 0iilous cunnlaints; cr tom ole.
easoE % The kidneye o. bladdori and - Ladies qul
iarinr any CT the many liltToa1nF complaints thur
tas Hre lta1is %, adshioh onguhder Conaunpti0n,
TUE BLOOD FOOD i,.t
g ozsred ~ . Certain and Reliablo homedy, DllsE@
Ing In every particular from the patent etluneg ol
the DAY, it Is chgnics cor q ioNs uli-
PHUk and Z auSPhUkys, OF vorT gre1t wort saud
many kundrCda be Glad and Eretgt1l tcsialQny %
the bsueniu q hafc iqrrod Qn theIa. r p
CHUkUa 4 DUPONT, - brusdwuy, Nov York,
the uoo propriUtorH Of tho article ana have In
consequences y fraud atiempted Hpon The public,
changed the color Of the outlide Wfanper frum ARB
% rHLlnN allu iEcfQle4 ne aiH ol tlie bottle 20
ounces. Be Ycry cautious Ia buy Jog . see that the
fac-simile Of their slgnaarc d the outeide q the
wrapper, a. an cthura cou ,tori1tr In euna1-
2uouec " the large demand ier this sftica the sol
lowing druEEiata have ~ ordarod and ruoeised aup
pliea OF the new kind, viz: :
Chas. A. Aimbell, Wen, ~ Eronchs J, y Hayog,
A. HsnnieiH, and sam nnol hidder- r., hoaall.
Ohio. tnA9iaAA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

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