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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
SUMMER RESORTS.

OTRAwBERRY FARMS FAMILY HOTEL Is NOW
y open At reduced rates for Board The locality is one
Of the most delightful in Monmouth county, N. j. and
peculiarly adapted for families. For particulars al
dress w H. Mills, 63S Broadway, or J. Warren, Leeds
vile, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

TNOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOMELY FITTED UP OYS.
Il ter House and Restaurant, with ladies' boxes, and
every thing complete order tho Eighth avenue with
lease. Apply to RICHARD RAYNOR, corner Of Monroe
and Grand streets JOHN WEST $50 Greenwich street,
New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
NV YORK 1IAIsRRT-Aas. 8


FAfOUR-Therc Is more business dol, 2. Market
msy be quoted Sc per bb, with good export demand
ios home trade s,arce 20 aeiiye;
St,45sefA5 for extra state; 81 sOasso for superno
Seaterni i,taat,ss tor cogtnon % medium extra
0nloi soseela for TRADE brands do; market closing
CANADA FLOUR-Marks, shade armer. with
sales Of 2 bbis at 81 2s SO ioF Snporns; itsS
s,e0 for common 10 choice extra
BYE FloUit-in moderate request, At S2,sa9
CORN 1IRAI.--Marksts steady with sales Of aso
bels choice az sss09s's' for JsFSoyi S5,o9oOo for
WItls,R Y Market quiet and arOOpius salss
WI,RA,I- Has advanced lao With good e1.
salss S;o 900 bush ohiosgo spring at slassc;
Inferior do a soSse; i,oO bnsk nSed spri6F AZ
sI1oa o5,s, e.so euaa Racine spring AZ los IS,
ern At S,'sni, -; l,00l bush nsE red Delaware At
s!sees s Z & sg xhi.e osnsdien club at priv terms;
RYk-harkst Qul {. Sales 400 bush western
RxRLRY-Markss dull and nominal.
CtbkN-TbeEe is only moderRtesupply and with
good export demand. sales 2J3 % bush Al 4s6hlGc
lor good % prime shippine mixed vcstSrni ts@i5c
.IHTs.Litils mora active at sOeaao for Jersey
PORA-Market more iimited and some armer.
sales ere 40 bbls at Sl6,se for mess 5000 for
1RkF-1Earkot quiet and drmsr SALES $50 bbls
It tfO1 - lnz country prime; SAO0 50ior coun-
~ mesn SsYesl l'Io toF rep red mqaai tl2e y la,l2s
sPRiaIE MEss BERF-Marsot Ouiot and nom.
inRlly unchanged.
BKkF HAafa-SeIIlnFs % sl4Oa@ls,00
GUH MEATB-MArke con inue5 inactive et ~
G5c for shoulders; 53f6o6c for aHna.
llAO0N-MAfkst quiet and UNCHANGED. Sales
LARD Market q shade hrmsr. SALES are 900
BITfGR-ssllinEa at IeiOHO for OhiOi ssi4o
oREEsE-narkss steady at ss7o sa in quAl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09


Msssrs. J. B. Cobb & Co. have laid on our
table ihe following new books iunt rocoivsd
by them;
0RsEoF LEssoNs-A Manual for Teachers and
Parents, With lessons 70 the proper train
ing Of the faculties Of Children. Ny N.
A. Calkins. New York; Harper 4 Bros.
This volume appears TO be something new
under the sun, at least in this country.
The authors preface says: instruction
must begin with actual inspection, not with
verbal descriptions Of things.
The fret object, In education, must be to lead
a child 70 observe with eccuracyj the second,
70 express with corrections the result Of his
observations. The present vol
umne Is designed 10 embrace a period OF
about thres years OF training preceding that
rolnt st which the pupil begins to gain
knowledge from books by study and the
usual lessons and reoitations Of school,"
twill be seen from this, that the object of
the work is TO furnish a systematic course
for developing the faculties Of children. Of
what value Il may be, experiment only can
properly decide.
THE HIsToRY OF MARGUERITE D'ANJou, By
Jacob Abbott; Harper & Bros.
Another of those pleasant and instructive
little books of history from the pen Of Mr..
Abbott It is designed especially for young
people, but older ones will probably hnd
therein q great deal Of information which
will be both new and interesting TO them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

A soUTuKEE PRICE CUnRENT,-We have
received a circular from New Orleans, bear
ing date the 27Eh ult., containing the fol-
lowing, with recommendation that cotton
be retained in he growing districts instead
of stored away in the cities;
~The ruling sentiment undoubtedly is,
that not a bale Of cotton shall be shipped
from any Southern port until the blockade
is raised and imports and exports are allowed
70 pass without hinderance from any quar-
tar: the sending Of foreign vessels 70 cur
voft, in ballast, 70 load with cotton, will not
Il tol,rated st all. The objects 10 be attain
ed bT these apparently stringent regulations
are 20 obvious that We shall not refer to
them"
A lette. accompanying the circular says:
awe are having fine weather the city is
1srfectlv healthy, and there has been no
s;ou Of yellow fever, and the heat is not Op-
DTea,ive. The crops throughout the South
s-s more abundant than ever before known
and there seems TO be no prospect Of Oui
being starved out"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

QUIoKEsT TINE on REcoRD.-We noticed
on Saturday last an unprecedently quick
passage made by the Propeller Nile, Capt.
Briggs, Of the Peoples Line, he having
made the round trip from Buffalo to Chiea-
90, including the receiving and oischarging
of cargoes, at Chicago, in nine days and four
hours. The Nile cleared from this port on
Saturday evening last, at o'clock, and ar
rived at Milwaukee al 3 O'Clock, on Tuesday
morning last, having made the run from
this port TO Milwaukee in two days and
fourteen hours. She took on, at that port,
$4,000 bushels of wheat, and 200 bbls. Of
-four, and left at o'clock Tuesday evening
for this port. II this is q specimen of what
the propellers Of the Peoples Line can do,
we think the Telegraph Dispatch Line would
be more appropriate name. One thing is
certain, Capt. Briggs is justly entitled to the
broom, for quick trips this season.--BHgdto
ErDfeSS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

AKsIER HoUsE.-The following is the list
Of arrivals at the Angler House yesterday,
Mrs. T P. Saunders and family, Cincin-
natl; E. H. Munger, Buffalo; A. L. Howe
New York; H. ]. Hubbell, Buffalo; W. II.
Oils, Indiana; E. L. James, Milwaukee; E.
c. Beach, lady and child, Michigan; J. NJ.
Galley, Connecticut; Samuel R. Miner, Nj
agars Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Dole, Buffa-
10; Miss Hurry, New York; B. E. Smith,
Buffalo E. Foster, William Co., o.; E. i.
Reese, Philadelphia J. NJ. Slack, do; A.
NJ. Hunter, Schenectady; Miss Hattie
Hunter, do; A. H. Whitiker, Pittsburg; H.
D. Mckinney, do; H. J. Warner, New York;
Mrs. Cutter, St. Louis; W. R. Stone, Buffa-
10; L. P. Putnam, Philadelphia D. 3.
Kimball, Buffalo ]. H. William and lady,
Ridgeville; R. V. Yates, New York L. L.
DeLand, Utica; j. j. Broome, New York
W. H. Hunt and son, Leninton J. F. Da-
Wis, Holyoke, Mass; F. A. Davis, Buffalo
G. White, Hartford, Conn; DennisOn Taft;
Montpelier, Vt; J. L. Denvers, N. Y; L.
T. worster, Norwslk; A. Lord, Cincinnati
W. W, washon and lady, Allegheny, Pal
]. Monroe, Bulls Run Hon. F. {. Beamani
Adrian, Mich; R. Ham, do; VIM. Rilezelli
Warren, O.; James oids, Mt. Gilead, o.
Mrs. Hood and child, New York; NJ. Clark
/ New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

A EsR MIA new map, just issued by
G. W. Cotton, Of the United States, British
Provinces, Mexico, the West Indies, Central
America, and parts Of New Grenada and
Venezuela, has been left in our Office by the
agent. The map possesses many new aud
excellent features. The number of towns
laid down is much greater than is usually
given the counties of the British Provin-
ces are edesiguated in coiors; thevariOusrail-
ways throughout America and the West In
dia Islands are laid down, and the routes
from all prominent seaports aremarked out,
with the distances. All in all, It is a perfect
reference map for the man Of business or
for general information, and is worth thrice
its price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

A CAHD.-An impression having obtained
that some Of the young men in cur employ
are secessionists, or that their sympathies
are With the rebels in the present contest,
We consider It an act Of justice to them' as
well ss ourselves, 70 say that We have given
the subject the attention that the duty Of
every citizen at The present crisis demands'
and viii say that we have none in our en-
pIoy but whose every thought and wish is
IoyaE TO the Constitution and government Of
the countrys
We win add, that although we have ever
held, and acted upon the principle, that an
smplevsr has no right to call in question
tbe political opinions Of his employees in
any ordinary political contests. Yet il
times like these, where there Is no middle
rround between pstriOtism and treachery
We consider Il the absOlHss duty Of ever.
/ man 10 do all in his power to suppress an
indication Of dislOysl sentiments.
FEEExAs & KELIoeo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

AootDnar TO TuE laos olTV.-Ths Iron
City eollided with schooner in the sault
Canal on Friday night vt and was slightly
damagea, Mr.. J. Il, Merle, the engineer,
Fhile leaning over the steamers side in
the canal, fell to The dock, from the giving
way Of thorail, and was severely if not dan
gereusly injured. Thorail had been broken
bv the collision.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09


THR FORFUHss OF BuaLEE.--Eugene
Messick, agod % years, and for ten years in
the regular service, passed through this city
yesterday on the way to rejOin his relatives
at Piitsburgh.
Messlck was chief bugler to sherman's
Battery, and was in the battle at Bull Run,
where be was wounded in The arm by q
musket ball. IN the height of the action
he was ordered to soundthe call for advance,
and in the act Of so doing he felt sudden
tingling and numbness in his arm, which
fell by his side, helpless. His bugls also
dropped to the ground, but dismOunting and
regaining il, he again got upon his horse,
and allowing the latter to go as he would,
held his bugie to his lips with the uninjured
arm and blew the charge.
He has in his possession the ball which
struck him, which was afteFward extracted.
Messick lays the blame Of the defeat at
the doors Of sundry officers, as does every
body else. he says that during the fight he
saw an officer Of the list New York Regi-
ment pull out a tactics book 70 find the or
der requisite to bring his corps into the posi-
ton he wished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING. AuC. 3, ieai.

~ Ths prics 81 ne MeAElHa LnADsa 70
asws agents is One Doliat and Fihy oonts
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LsADER, 10 NsVs
DeAlors, is Ons-iourth ofs cont Per copy.
We would prefer thsi parties remitting
postage Utamps should send US one and three
cent inatsaa Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT,
or any olhcr f1rra - Bowel Disease ~ OhiIdreu o.
AdnltI, 4 4 81 most certain cure, and nl, without
doubt been more successful IN crrinE TIE VARIOUS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

TIE FoRFY-FIRsT REsIMENT.-The organi-
zation Of the forty-frst reg 'ment has been
nearly completed, and it viii beiOrslong, go
into camp in this city. We are informed
that an effort is being made to obtain the
services Of Lieut.. VIM. B. Haz,n, Of the
Army, now at West Point, as Colonel. We
sincerely hope that shis effort will be sue
cessful, for no man can be better fitted to
lead regiment with honor 10 itand 10 him
elf than Lieut.. Hazen.
JohnJ. Wizeman and Geo. s. MYgatt, of
this city, have been commissioned as Lieut..
Colonel and Mnjor. Col. Wizeman has had
much experience in battalion movements,
having been contested for several years
With one Of tho hrst regiments in New
York City Major Mygatt, although
never, we believe, actively engaged, has
had opportunity to acquire considerable
military knowledge in the discharge of
his duties in the Adjutant Generals De
partnent at Columbus, which viii be Of
avail TO him,
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ny. eTlck nfARKET.-Aur, s.

feH TRLEoRAPH.
HONEX-0cntiuues plenty 1t fa5 per cent on
calf but paper ranges from 79s per cent, g In
sTERLING EXQHANGE-glOsod arm at
tn7tf0lh7A bankers bills.
iiST5lOKS-Dnl, but without much change. Chi
cago Rock Island 4014; Cleveland toledo qAi
Gsena 3 Chicago 63S; Cleveland Columbus Ciu-
cinnR'i 9Ill; III Oenrtsi bondJ 3 nirtigAn Cen
trai guara te. 3; New Iork Central 764; Reading
8dys; Missouri 4ss; Pacllc mail 7lAi United States
s. n 80; Tennessee 6s 45A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

A Two EDGED CoNPLIMEST.-A correspon-
dent of the Buffalo Express says that Cleve-
land is ga city which has the best faculty Of
making itself either delightful or hateful
as caprice seems to guide it, of any town in
our acquaintance"
What can he mean2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

~ RefrigeratOrs snd water-cOclers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and grate
emporium Of ". L. MAEvM,
No. a, sOuth-side Public Square,
iulyIsH Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

GAEDSER's RHEUMATIC AED NEURALeIA
CoKPousD.-Those who wish to be cured Of
those shocking diseases, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia or Salt RheuD, will please call at
Strong & Armstrong's, 100 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, where fOr one week the
above medicine viii be furnished gratis, and
all that will be asked in return, will be that
they recommend it 10 thsir friends and give
q certificate if cured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
OOMMEROIAL.
oLEvRIAsD slARKET-Ahs, 8.

IlUUEl- 10 IlI0Is 7I71' - ''177'
WHRAT-Firm Sales cars rcd on track ai 9a
cents; cars do at u oonts, and while track
Il 0i cents.
oORN-salss Of 1000 bush nom store At sac.
OATS QHiet OF zsc without sales.
BIGRWINRs-sAIes Of % bis aud ss DO 81 i6o
fRUITs-seles Of IS bblS dried spplss At asO.
EGGs-Smali sales At 80.
BUTTER-shlss Of good qualities In small lots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

!. = NlD.. NLNULUIIIl- y . 2 u
<ftee of AyIiip yli Ceraie IS eSnfs,Pe' batll
J. n. HARRIs Z CO., fr5iriai5fs.
Tor " lEt1in ttHtoI oincinnalt. lE.1.
70 whom sli orders for tho above Ho6 rs mlls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

CREIGHroN zouAyEs, Co. B.-Capt. Stones
company, Creighton Zouaves Co. B, which
is assigned to the FOrLy-frst Regiment, is
nearly full, and will go into the new camp
to be organized in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

r Best quality Of Carbon Oil at As
cents per gallon BY the barrel Lnbricatins
oil at 20 and IS cents. Mes psrk, lard, but
tor, hama, dried besfand cheese, 70 be found
al Geo. sprsgue's, oviat.'s Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
AerOlrera.

NOLT y AND Olh htH Ne t,AN
ne Pistols. eCubie and lin9la loF ill'1 rlle1l
ielIss arlfaenition and tpo9tiuF .11aIus y greet
variety, cheap. Also-oop5q1'4 q ti.line ia.-iai
srch a RotI. uss8, Linca Eco LlI tlIols Ic.r 80.
49, TI1h peios n anf guaatltri %
ID. HAIfEhS Lli rs Qul store.
lo7 1ur1rlcf ~ llllelHllei q.
q airing nsstl7 sztcuied. uh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

Par or VoLUNgERRs.--A member Of the
TIh Regiment, in the three months service,
visited Columbus on Wednesday last, to in
quire concerning The pay due, and when il
would be disbursed. He was answered that
he need have no fears as TO ultimately re-
ceiving what was due him, but that no
time could be specified when he might ex-
pecs to get it. No one knew, either, where
The troops would be paid Of, butif they were
not ordered to Columbus they would prob
ably have TO gather at some point most con
venient to the majority. As soon as the
pay rolls sre received, the money viii be
forthcoming.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

DIPTHERIA, or sORE THBOAH.
These di1oa1es are quicsly relieved anI urs1d b.
sargllRg tho throat win Pain Killer rsd1ced WITH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
Aue.insss ?. 0. Boz, No. ~, NV Haven, oonn.
d RllNEEl m LIVEaT ELL -

10 RaREEHs ksn LIvsaF sIsHLR kERPaRs.
i--Dr. s. A. Woavc's uazato has been extensiFelf
ussd b. biFory Stabls Keepers and Farnerl, and
Uiss enc accord thsy sag that tor many esoasea IN
eninais they tovc nevsr iound its eqnal.
On Horsll, tVo or three application win cure the
Scratches, Caaiaa, and Calls, whether By the har-
no1l, saddl eF othorvise. wash the Wounda clean
end ne esrais o1y spp led viii cure them IN sfsW
easu. unicnse cracked heels and Cancer IN the
Toarnt. Canker Or sprs Mouth, afsctieua OF the
skin, ialling on oi The Hair, &c. Sore teaa and
ankot rssr IN Cora are soon cured by this oarHte.
rssld b. \ y. Gaylord. Q. 8. NaokcnEia, 4.
W. HacEridoe. Strong AEn1trOnG and Wn. .FiIko.
Ga1Vofand, o.
rSr,s afrartsarrsngf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

~ For fresh Homeopathic Meficinel
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, oi shy
strength, call at Halls, u Public square.
sugs,Rli
Pic Nc RxoURsIoN TO KELLr's lsLAED,
soR THE BENEFIT OF rHH BETHEL.--The hne
steamer, Western Metropolis, Captain Z,
B. Goldsmith, will give a Pic Mo Exeur-
sion to Kelly's Island.
Being requested by many who were not
able to 60 on the excursion had some
time ago arrangements have been made
with the fine steamer Western Metropolis,
to 90 on q pic mic excursion to Kelly's
island, leaving her dock, Saturday, August
l7th, at nine o'clock. She will remain at
the Island three hours, giving an OppoFtun-
ity to visit the hns vineyards and the bsau-
tifnl scenery, aud return ct six O'clock in
the evening.
No pains win be spared on the part Of
the officers Of the boat and the members Of
the Bethel, Ia making 1t one Of the pleas
antest excursions of the season.
Tickets for the excursion, 81, 90 couple,
TO be had at the bookstores.
Good music By brass and string band,
will be provided.
ELECTRIC BATH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rhenns-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliIe the cireu.
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
q amanner truly astonishing No other beth
in the world give such universal satisfao-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-a femsle Oper-
stOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
WmOoNsIN LAHDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
sted in the eourties Of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or ether property loca-
ted in thevioinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALooTT & Horror,
lSS and I41 Water Street,
jyS;S6l. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

~ Ten reoruits were sent TO Columbus
yesterday afternoon by the recruiting officer
Of the 18th regiment stationed here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

BS-rhe Beson Of Destruction e the iaiai-
isy among our sonns and miiaio-aeed % ipeu'sein
ozcosa ana 1etsa.hr haiilla. Itoee vhc arc earn
Ing for some indnonoe 70 diupoi The rroWing evil,
nhouid Iosd 'Hrnna Frsilly. oE Phgliologlcal Re-
uclrehesn % aeiineatss Ga vivid colora iur it is
bseatifnily lfestraio the caasos and sEscis e lo
e ars fiuI dia1lrs ana decay. pointing out tho
onIy san s.ity valve. head tte adForlis1nent o.
'trios1nal' n smother column.
Sea uG ~. nz-lar, - niaaakeE e., y. Z. Prise
conINl El0l slll 81 .lIi7 even NlNIaI 4l-aAfAa
afn soia ~ 3. r. os4lori end NnIlom fIske,
E-.--l--.- nelsL-... n-Ln
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

nr one hundred and fifty German en-
,ara1ss vent out On ths Toledo train sAis
morning, tieksted 70 ohisagO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

and you have permanent nurs -lF r-rf-.
ne Ohh AZ has proved itaolf 70 b the best ONT
Enont ever luflnteds and Hhofo onc1 nl1|l. II ~
never been known % AL of ene0ting rorTana1t
enle q ole ore!l Iutiur and Ilng9orI, 1cait iIal
Ohllolaiua, fnd Frost Bites. lartnris 1tch nesrI
q Cracked Haids or Lips, Dlosohes - FlIffai5 -
the Face. And Tor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

NEW POTATOES-30 BAR
~ q, = - 81 uGLDWELL 4 slMhONE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

q nm BASKETS PEACHES {


IN ,scolv. and haVs for ualos during the Peech
ss-soo ffT6 Baskets Of the choictst FArietiea o.
- H1gpDELl HOUSE,
iSigla ba1f htroet,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

pEEvsE1EOr Is nsTFRR IRAN CURs
Tolel.ra 81 dslisalo health Or inSairod osganila-
--Ql 81 g. thoaS b. =hom az increase Of nuailf q
On a1y reason Objectionable, tha UNDERLINED
o1er prescription which @ rericelif reiia-
daah, and uAich has bseu prescribed n Va
parts - The c,& world ioE tho past ceniury.-
onqh the articie q very chear and aimrlt, yoi
sbten put up On half Fnt bottles aud ,oid very
0nslye1 a fhe txorhisani price Of g per bottle,
uedtrsirne4 prorosel % furnish the reeelpo for
i - ther q sssssisn el which ovfry lady can sup.
hc7llifsiih p slsct ssieguard, at any erae
store = ths tri1iue tnm % . cents Per rear. Any
physieian or drareisf villieI you & g perfectly
harmlcls, ana thoasands Of testimonials can be
pFoeeral q Us enfAcT. Sent 10 any part o. the
v1orlt On fodsirt Of u, By addrurslng
Dr l. a DnYERAuX,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

OosEIvEEEss, on HARiTuAL CONSTIPATION
run shase anlictiona ariss many 9th ailing. o.
n. 80 hear daily, people complain Of hoadache,
reous dosiliy, etc and generally the cause Of ne
rlalnt can b trscod % thoir oonstipeted eaNts-
oreiY ior The cure Of this trouble Y What they
n. We reoammand Dr. Riehardaon's Sherry
Ne Blttan % sn ss sGlictsd; le. them take it
times each day. half IN hour before eating their
no.Aa, and they VII md cure. Our phgsieiana
Esoonnoad q In thsir practice and IL greaf inertia
ere sat bseaminE known IN the Western States.
~ TnE Ghurry Wine Bitiars are ior aale By =. ,.
ieaVlord. ssrsns ArnrtronG, and Q. 8. AaakoaHia.
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FRRY DAVE PAn KILHRR.-The thOus-
rns. Who have been relieved, a. veil - the thous-
ends who have the most unboundad conhdonee In
Rursy navlr' yeEosabis Pain KnsE, viii read among
er uuscal notices thia week, anothor Of the addi-
ra.tl aviisnces q ths power Of The appIication.-
WeaFs aoing an act Of humanity, when We urge eT'
~ hulIy % possess thonsalves q is.-i iBuiaio
s1hgistIan Advocate.
er SOD oseryUhsre. sDd b. =. ?. GAYLORD, Wn.
EaEss o. 8. Ahskonzie, Strong AEmstrongi and
RH. sacEridsr. Cleveland. o.