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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20


MOVEMENTS OF MRs. LMcoLE.-Mrs. Lin
coin and party left this city last evening by
the Fall River route for Boston. Mrs. Lin
coin will to-day proceed to Cambridge, Mass,
and remains in that city until Monday, in
company with her son Robert who is at
present pursuing his studies at Harvard uni
lVersity. On Monday Mrs. Lincoln will re-
turn direct to Washington TO resume her po-
sition as mistress of the White House, posi-
ton which she is evidently qualified to fill, not
only with grace but dignity, as, during her
stay in New York, she has won "gOlden
opinions from all who have been introduced
TO her. Among the large number Of visitors
who called on Mrs. L. during her stay at the
Metropolitan Hotel, was Hon. D. S. Gregory,
aid family, Of New jersey Mr.. Gregory is
a very old and intimate friend of President
Lincoln, and his reception by Mrs. Linsoln
was very hattering and cordisl.-HeV York
Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

. -N--N----N
The Legislatures Of some of our States
have already recommended our farmers to
plant this year extraordinary quantities OF
grain and grass. We hear from various
points that this has been and is being done.
Nothing should be neglected which will help
to make the staple articles Of food abundant
during the next two years. Our farmers
should not only plant large crops of wheat
and corn, but they would do well for them
sSYes and for their country to cultivate, to
greater than ordinary extent certain other
crops, the products of which are largely con-
sumed by soldiers and sailors.
Beans and peas dried, form. an important
portion-0f thsarmy and navy fatiohs. They
are only second IN importance to bread and
meat, and as helps to healthy variation of
food, are OF necessity. Large quantities of
these articles will be needed for army pro-
visions, and it is yet time for our farmers
to prepare themselves to supply this de-
mand.
Also, the farmers throughout the country
viii do well to reserve their calves from the
butchers knife. This Is point of great i'm
portance. With 3 large army to support we
cannot too carefully look after the supply of
beef. We suggest to our agricultural socie-
ties to take some immediate and general &C
ton in this matter. Many thousand calves
are sold and killed every month in this coun-
try. Our farmers will find it pro6seSe to
raise all the increase of their ;rds during
the present year ct least, and this'is matter
of prudence, by which patriotic stock raisers
and cattle owners can do Ve.y much 10 help
the cause of the Union, for which our brave
soldiers have gone to battle.
Hay, also, should be saved as much rs pos
slble. It is an article much needed in all
campaigns; and there is little doubt that the
operations Of the rebels have been embarrass-
ed by the lack Of it. The South has always
drawn its supply Of hay from the Northern
and Eastern States. Three months ago there
were not FIVE hundred bales OF hay in the
States held by the mutineers. Great armies
cannot be moved without numerous teams
and probably the lack of hay was one not un-
important reason for q certain slowness of
movement on the part of the rebel army,
which has surprised our people and now
alarms the traitors in Virginia
Rebellion will not triumph for lack of pa
triots to dispute its progress and put it to
flight from the land. But an army can do
nothing without supplie5; and it must De the
care Of those who remain at home to spare
no pains to provide the necessary supplies for
our brethren who are doing battle for the
Union. Every bnshel of corn, every barrel
of -four, every bag Of peas and heans, every
tierce of beef and pork, every bale 0 bay,
that can be added to our crop this year should
be rsised.-M 2. Zoe. POSI-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

FOB SUMNER COMPLAINT,
or any other form eF Bowel Bisssss "a UiI5rs, ~
ADMITS, II Is almost certain cure and haz witbo0t
doubt been more successful in curing the yarious
kinds Of ~ 'u1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

IN it5 most aggrhEatad GrHs. Ii5 tonic and stimu-
lating properties arOusing the System to yiqorous
action, render it a most efeetual cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS
when used according to-directi0ns For ezterual
application 4 Is unsurpassed By any medical prepa-
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Iat 9ads. -,
CLEYELAND- & PTTTsBUE3H


Potn Trains make direct connections With p
ktE4nls 4sallroao for Baltimore PhflIisi1Si.
Io.r and Bostor. ~Alsy With Baltiai5fs = Ii ~
road for Baltimore and Washington fJifv ~ -' -.
nees at y udscn for Akron and MilIersh1rr i1-'-
- - Tine by this route ~ quick md q, n, -.
tae aaI1ie as b. Horthsrn Lines - Ns1s 49, - -
FR nrvv,s ., }. N. MCCULLOUGH, suuit.
-2s ---2s y A.Aeent. aDri5
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Action OF the AIabsRa Protestant RpiscO-


The General Episcopal Convention of Ala
bams adjourned on the 9Th, to meet again
in November. No Bishop was elected
Previous to the adjournment however, after
protracted and animated debate, the follow
ing declaration, proposed by Mr.. W. 7. Wal
thsll, of Mobile, was adopted;
I WHEREAS, The Constitution of the Diocese
Of Alabama was adopted when the said Dio-
eese actually was, and the presumption Of its
continuing to be, 8 part Of the e Protestant
Episcopal Ohui eh Of the United States" &
| AND WHEREAS, The State of Alabama is
no longer part Of the United States
-7hTefors, II Is hereby declared by this
Convention, that the first Article Of the Con-
stitution Of the Diocese, with all those can
Ons, or portions Of canons, dependent upon
it. are null and void. "a, ......
1t is further declared that all canons or
portions of canons, both diocesan and gene
raj, not necessarily dependent upon the re-
cogaition Of the authority of the Church of
the United States are hereby retained in
force. s " E
This Declaration is not to be construed as
affecting faith, doctrine or communion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

FCountry dealers visiting our city will
Deer II mind that most Of our Drug stores are the
pilaesl @ md genuine drugs and such staple and
gsnnins nedieiaes as Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Dr. Aiehardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr.
We4ssr'S Canker and Salt Rhsun syrup ana Cs-
raie AnT draEsist dsaling in such pure and good
neaictnas must prospect, and to uso them warrants
- Sold a7srTWoers, and b. 4. T. Gaylord, Wm.
~ 2 = Aaeksnzios Strong 4 Armstrong. and
= ~. eeeEridsE, olsvossnd, o. an IS j. ,lil1..ial
- AaEsrilsementi IN another soIunn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

~ CAREY d CO.,
NHohEsAhE AGENOT FOB THE SALE or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
IhPROYED sCHEDULRi

y reeens Important changes this Road 8 nov abls
% lurnlsn unusual facilities for intsrcum municatan
FULL CONNECTIONS with aII throueh tr.ina
% Philade phia and New York IN the East-Eifh 80
Soutnf ~ IL y ashingtOn Branch Readily Ciess-
kand ana sourgh, Central Ohio and Marietta ad
Southwest. -
Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhfadeIs shEa Ne-r
lork or Boston give the privilege Of lyfng over a.
any Oi t.e lntermediate cities. Two Dollars rfif-
tons give tAs privilege Of visiting Washingt0n CITY
Ihls Il the ONLY route that can furnish Fhruuah
Eickets or baggage Checks to Washinqton (IfF =
- tare as Low as By any other Route
- leeping Cars on all Night Trsins
Ask foE Tickets By Ballimors and Ohio Railroad
J. II. SULLIVAN,
s,~- General Western Agent.
a, ". - SMAIh, Il. n. COLE
y ter Ter q 81 MfransPOrtat'n. General Ticket 1gant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
OF a. W. L. MARVIN,
-.4 No. 42,south side Public 6Quare,
noyll ..l- I'D fueValand.f 0hin.. $40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

~ Read what DR.. BHshnell says Of the Grnfen,
berg Medicines. DR.. B. Is q physician Of extensive
practice and OF the most successful in the coun-
ty (Trumbull) In which he resides --
NThis certines that have used the Grrefen berpis
Johnson In my practice. They are good medicines
7 Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1857
ont the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress h. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
lan3dAW leneral Agont tor Ohin.
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LOUD is THF PRAIsE n fsVo-- II ,

LOUD Is TIE PRAISE in favor Of q
valuable medicine, and Or. 8, "A, Wsavsr's Syrup
and oerats q caring sYerT case Of Salt Rhsum, Tst-
ser, Erysipelas, Scrofala, liberated Sores, Soald
Ae4d and ail the diseases that are the result ofim-
pure blood. People suffering from these diseases
can pe ee cured By perseyeFing in the use Of DR.
"salsr'sremedieu. The Syrup viii purify the blood
and drive the disease to the surface of the skin,
when, b. applying tho cOTsts, cure is sure. It
never fails. Fry It.
Sold By =. =. Gaylord, O. 8. Maekenzie, Il.
Cleveland, Q.
l~Ses Advgrtisarnent ..9-.-. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

8-Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
iS most certainly valuable family edieine, it is
nueh sought after for, and every day afords new
DFooA Of the peculiar effects Of this preparation In
casea where disordered conditiOn Of the stomach,
Liver and bowels Il combined with great debility,
nerTous Weakness and intense melancholy, its of-
eots Grr'mOat beneficial end wonderful.
- ms Sherry Wine Bittora sro for sale by Z. r.
9sEloEd, Strong Arrlstreas, and O. s. Maoksnzis,
Cleveland, o.
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SusnramfE.
ELREHEIP

INSUR ANCR COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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-. y ARTRoRD, Trum bull Co. o. -
hereby certify that ] have been dealing in the
say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided Appreciation
OF the people IKE theao, particularly the Pills and
Oatholicon. They VIII perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about ffty bottles
Of the Cathoiicon the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. II. %. JOHNSON. =
March Z, 1851. .. Medical Agent,
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FAA11Ka aMHDfCLNE.T TT-

--1l' 80 q. - ~ s 4a ~ FL y-1-1l1 "a
me Pain Killer Is purelT vegetable compound
.nd while II s most efficient Fenaedy for pain II g
perfectly safe medicine even in the most unskiilfa
D1PrHERiA. or SORE THRoAT. q . p
These diseases are Que iIy relieFei and cured by
Rater. Try IL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20


Tae iosieetnf & ~ q-Ira1l Nm ic,ir pattsa
by the sel,11 q : liIB, : ~ souraal
and n p 1i6ul1oa.l ohio. trf srsasr va.
umol ia lsssl 3 tlal lsscs.roi useslsine, oi
Ma. wlElI1rl aoolznns srssl "a onirnazn
Trrrnfrr4
"Wo - g. ,malti n H1ur toiuun5 .. m.
Winsist4 1lo-hihs syrup hoe - usso1 saia &
word In iassl 8. rll.ls auiiclna no.s n car lis
but We iSOl oOulailal . - oEoas That this
no humb1g-N1AA41 fllre ~ 4lu E11H a. -
\ ALE II oLAIEa. Il @ trobAhlT, cns d tho meai
ooSauiGl msdiones Of the day. bsoause Il & one 81
Shs bsaL And those q your roadcr who have babIas
uAat Do hal,of nm lallF faasnttlHFlb D tlf
- SIS ii7aT17k = anaihnT solRRp. -ssplsRsS
IA liElII IN n I'M 1RflE -
Dh. eVEET,g- IHlaEIrs1l sf.zuruEss e prep.rod
nom TIE Hscips of nr. stephen BWeos. O Cen
neStcut, TIA gast bononottor. and h6s been used In
- praetlos 81 ths iaIt tW0hty yolrs With the most
u1'1ulahius success. AZ a. external rernedy Il 4
rttout aziyal, and WI alleviate pain more spssd
b than I ether preparation. For an Rhonmatis
and ASrEq@ Dilolrrl itis truly tufsll,hls and e
elfatiEe ~ eogge. Wo1nds, spralRS, nrulsss, "A,
- noothinH, hqaliug. and popnriol SiToagthsninG
RIoaozi1l ozcits th5 at RouAsr hnd ussnaiuhunsnt
% IN ato tavstssf slto1 Il = erlal. over kar
nundr0d eericats of rsmdrkublo cures, psf ioruiod
b. Il Withia ths last two ysAIa, aiisIt shis ACT.
Hore esle ~ slsoas q AFmSrong ana Wn. Rlske.
''l'I11@ rrrlfs ~ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
THE PHGHIX BIfTFRsfIf

So denominated from their astonishing power OF
creating new life snd health, II from the very
eshes o4 the most dilepidated constitutions-are
ore strongly tonic and more " invigoTa-
teRetable extracts Rs the latter, In different u di
heatiqn, Although TeNlly less oathartic, than the
the allmel tary cal ~ much sooner generally slight
" operating within three or four hours and prDdu
cling decided sense relief to the head and stomach
and exhilarsting the mind, even in less time than
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

~ lNMA VI
10 ni 1ullrlnr non Co11um ption, iuclplent or
conll5q9di or non debilitg of any klhei CT from
14rlli % neffQlsl llS1tflttouA brought on by any
O11e @ Avn Iosuloul eonlplEintls cr eFoT6 dis-
e11 q Ne El1lagl o. blaedsrf and % LadioI snf-
tr1lnQ auF q tn1 nEnT diaeEarInF cnnziafntT thar
~ gle liahlo - SAD Ehioh ahgendsr 00nEpmFti5n,
.fil aalsli EaE BLOOD FOOD = ...,i s. ( ar
= aesrod a. q Certain and Rsllabls Kanedy. Diaar-
ll9 n eq ~ lloular from TIE natn1t Dadieines Of
TIE a4Ys it6 cor. blnation u BON, UL.-
p = and kaoSt,HOR -, q gorJi great porih, ,Hnd
iro15 hu1dredd b. glad ana grstefll testimony %
"a n9le1l . = ha4e -,ieTEu1 on them. - y, =. ~,
CHUkOA B DUPONT, ~ BFoadgay, New York,
ooneeQuenee u a ra1d atiennp ptai upon the public
enanged the color q the outside wrapper from RRB
y NAIos and increased tha AlEo of the boftle 10
elncss e very cautious 10 buying to see that the
oeille q teer algnature 4 on the outside Of the
-lf 81 - al olheTd are con stefieits In conae-
flele q tho t1u1a1d for this artiule, the fol-
Ewing aruegiats have AL ordors and FeesfVed SUP
ohss. :. kiIa6liI wa 3 Ers8Sh, ]. R. Hayes,
A 6flliQsr and 6amuel KiddaT ~, Lowell : n
-. sesd by Nm, IlSkks DruEs'st, cleyeland,
NV r-. .rs- -la 3D. C 70 t.f- - apzo;aAF
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CERATE- ANp ) { lOIIINTMENT.

Bg taking ths Syrup as directed, it viii drive the
qlseas3 from the system, and whom once out on ths
skins teE applications Of Dr. WesFeFs
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CnafEcti0tlErn.
TOHN SCHRINK

Having removed to his new quarters,
NO. %, IYMAN's BLOCK, -
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE,
rs prepared 20 receive the calls Of his friends and
ina public at large.
FTerythnR IN the line OF Confectionery q kept at
FHOEESALE AND REFAI Z a. usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as we'll as the choicest eatablss served ID at mo-
iesnt'H notice.
DINNER rs SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation OF persons having buaina-s
'''1' KENNEIT ALE Oh DBAUGHE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

Are composed Of Vegetable ingredi nts exclusively
hs can be ascertained by chemical tests, fhsir prom
nunt QuHt are those Of an active and searching,
fhoue perfectly mild and agreeable dstergsat ape
Fenti et gentle Enporihc, promoting the inBeusi-
Die perbpirHdoni OF pleasant dluratc, iuvgof4 4ting
the Kidney ard bladderi and Of delightful tonic
eardiac exciting appetite by the demands Of active
atgehtoni and cheering the mind with that grateful
sense OF Eenoyated health which Is one Of the most
telicitous feelings Of our nature,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

BILIOUS OOMPLAIhTe-A MODE OF OBREH
S-A vol regulated and proporticnate euah tity ol
bile upon the stomach Is always seQuisils for tie
promotion Of sound health-it stimulates digestion
ana keeps the intestinal canal tree from all Obstruc.
tiona. When there is defcien Of bile, the body
q constantly costiye On the other hand, an over
abundance Of ths bile osuses frequent nausea In the
stomach and often promotes very severe attacks oi
disease, which sometimes end In death. --1--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

As remedy for this most distressing and Obstinste
malady the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve dis
tinet and emphatic recommendation. It. g well
known to hundreds in this city that the former nro-
prietor Of these valuable Medicines was him rlf az
ni tel with this complaint for upwards Of Thirty
hVe years ana he tried IN vain every remedy pre-
eortbed within the whole pass Of the Asteria
Medica." He however, at length tried the Medicins
which Is now offered to the public, and he was cured
IN very short time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely
impossible, by any human means
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

We cDngratulate our readers upon the
sl.cqTery oi = surs cure for Rheumatisnl Gouf and
LeQllisll onQ al erCuriEi Diseases which is ef-
octed without the use Of internal medicines which
o7 tAe cons tltutiQn and give tempOraFy-ralief
onii u lcti q j the only kRoWn remedy alscting
lloo5 cll1l G1o We mel warranted, lr1m rita 10
eornencntiona, n calling the attention OF ths Al
Alela ans those having rianda auferinR from Rhou-
ni ioQt or Neuralgia oy thU pernieious eiect
81 Aofuufy, 70 the adVerts sefnent in andther co5n
q our plper, OF Dr. Leiaudis anti rheumatic Band
el71Qld bF v N. FISK g, Cleveland. q ftb73 2
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE OATHOLICON.

which is offered certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms Irrteularities
NMeakiness Esintness, Deranged Appetite, saIIow
Cold Hands and Feet, Bloaatings Feverisaess Men,
ralgia, Palp lpitation OF the Heart Dizziness Nerv-
ousnessi Headache, Resttessness, Disturbed Sloep
Pain II the Spine and between the Shoulders Acid
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing of
Urine with heat or smRrting, Itching, Burning or
Ifr t4tton to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
str HYsteTics, Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous Tvitch-
II STARTING, Constipation, Irritable Temper sad
ness, DepTavsd Appetite, Flatuenoe, Bloated and
lgula5 Bowels UnPleazant Dreams, Pains In the
Loss OF the Memory, BsWildeTment, Soreness IN ne
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HnMR TlESrrlfnNY.

In this coHnecti0n we oHeF Isw testin. oniais:
II am q MethOdlst Clergyman, and when on nv
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases or which yol aaVertss Marshalls Utp-
r1De Stholicon as cure. j have advised ia use and
1t has enected complete cure ghergver tt has been
used HHsalsf Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio,
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Stevens Submerged Steam IrOu Battery.
We take the following description Of
stevens submerged steam battery, in course
of construction at HOboken, N. J., from the
Century;
The vessel Is 400 feet In length, with As
feet beam, her lower hull-for she actually
has two hulls-is 45 feet breadth of beam,
and then tapers to each end, which are pre-
eisely alike-sharp, strong and bomb proof.
IL fact they are submerged steam ploWR,
which are 70 be propelled by eight steam
engines, Of 81 feet stroke and Is inches
diameter Of cylinder, working on two screws.
This gives a higher power than the entire
motion of the Great Eastern, when usiug ali
her force OF screw and paddle. The eight
engines and eight boilers Of the Stevens
submerged screw are in place and fni5hed,
and when ct 20 feet draught Of water, she
Eould be propelled, in smooth water, over
% miles an hour-and We doubt not that she
win be steamed ct that speed whenever cir
cnmstances shall put these engines 70 test.
The lower huh of the battery is Of immense
strength, and viii be three feet thick, or
thereabouts, lined with strong material
which Is incombustible.
The lower hull Is tartle.backed, andlike its
type in the sea torEoisA, Is intended to swim
entirely below the surface Of the harbor or
sea. Upon this submerged hull there Is to
be second one, seventy feet long BY forty
Eve feet beam, partsking Of the shAps Of a
well grown lemon cut in two, ana laid on
the table oval side up, this being q form most
easily constructed bomb-2noof, and to be
pierced for IL guns Of the very largest calibre
and longest range. This floating section or
castle a1Iozdsthe light alr and ventilation Of
the whole structure and will be Of all the
strength which material fully proved and COM
bined for resistauce can be put together
and will be all that the most ardent lover
of that non-resistance which gives impunity
TO shot and shell can desire. That Is 70 ssy.
three feet thick, and plated with eight inch
iron or more, if continued practice proves il
to be necessary.
The intention certainly is to make the
Stevens sa5 and alto marine leviathan en-.
tirely impeuetrabls to ahot or shell. We
calmly await the forthcoming result; with
the simple remark, that neither " La Gloire'i
nor the Warrisr' have yet proved their
positions nor has the Stevens. We think,
however, the Stevens could be put a6oat IL
three or four months, and made ready for
action In about that period.
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THE LIFE MEDIOINEs

FOR Bilious and Liver Complaints with cir many
vel known attendants, Bilious and Sick Headache.
fAln and OPPRESSION alter meals, Giddiness, DfzEi-
ness Hear burn Loss Of ppette are ack owiedVed
20 bs vastly superior to anything ever before onuTed
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sARRs oSl.srssSd a 5iFs frO0fs AfiEs, a., at man
iusctnEera prizes. aug1sRSE
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J gNI A T A n ILsI
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hoFFATs LIFE PILLS 4 PHOENIX sIrrEE.

Cure Dyspepsia BY thoroughly cIeansiug the drst
Rnd second stGmachs, and creating now Of pure
healtny bile, instead Of the stale and acrid kind
Elatuleney, Loss CT ppetite, Heartburn, Headache
Rtstiessness, lll-TeInper, Anxiety, Langour aud
Melancholy, which are the general symptoms Of
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MOFFAT's PILLS AND BITTERsII

But Il ts unnecessary to enumerate the many case
In which these purely Vegetable Medicines haV,
been srccessfu but let us INQUIRE: Why are thgy 40
universal in their happy effects2
Because they PURIFY tn Z BLOOD, and TINS re-
move all cause OF disease in the system
Because they act powerfully upon the secretions Of
the body, and remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not rednce the system, but invig-
oratc it-thus requiring restr Rint from leasurp
or business durtng their operation. r
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SpErtSs ,ntiFts.
H0Opl
HOW IOsT, HOW REgTORT

HUW LOST, HUW HE0tObED.
guut puhlishoa -on tha HatpFe. Ireatnent snd
adical Oni1 q lusafcrrhoa. o. somlnal Wosk-
mesa, Sexual Debility Nervousness, involuntary
EuinaionH sna 1arQiancJ Resulting non sSliaAuss.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

In affections Of the head sick headache or nervous
headache, these PILLS viii be found 70 possess ihe