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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03
IQeI TWELVE YEARS AGO


lOU1o the success OF several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws. induced their establish
ment a. an incorporated institution under an act Of
the LEGISLATURE By the title Of THE GREFENBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. ThecOntinued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they hare gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment, and they have to ee great pride in
comparing their success with medical academies al
chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testl
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mendatory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skill aud high personal
character OF the gentlemen connected With the IN
stituLiOn thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, TIM GkZEf-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
of health the afflicted, and all Who suffering
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucidlY set fortit in fHE GREE
EHBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, IN invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and tn
fore sold ct the nominal price OF . cnt for which
sum IL Is mailed Tres 70 any part Of the countFT-
The health Of American Women, diseases or Gail
reu and the more obscure and chronic COM plants,
as we Is the common diseases incident to this
try have received the attention Of this Institution,
and il is enough e say they have proved themselves
fully cOmpstent for the great trusts which the public
have cOnhded to ther skill.
Their series Of Meuicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 20 different diseases With inmate
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine TO which We wish call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted With disease, is
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K5asmafe C5lltriss.


We are enabled here to offer the community 3
remedy WhiLh, Thlls Z cu7es the above complaints
with certainty, IL stih peFlectl7 harmless IN any
quantity. such remedy Is invaluable Ia districts
where these efictiug di1orders prarafl This
"CURE" eXpels the miasmatic poison Of FETER AND
AGUE nom the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the diselgaI d taken tbs irst approach
Of its premonitory symptoh8. IL q nos only the
best remedy ever ya discovered for this class uf cou
We supply for doll brings Il within the refh d
every body and il bilious districts, where fEVEt
AND AGUE prevails every body should have n mi
il frsely both Tor cura and protection. CsHt
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis-
covered for the speedy and certain Of Intermi
tents Is that Il contains no Quinine mineral cuu-
sequenfy Z produces ne quiniam other inuri, ug
by it are eft as healthy as Il they had never had tie
di5aaso
lever and Agus Is not alone thu ronssqusnos Of
ne ultasuilc poison A great variety Of qisordei9
arlse nom ita irritation, aloHg which a1H Ae11fi
ktcunlattgl Gouts Eeadachs, Biirlgzss y oolaaetf,
Earaete, Cat1lFas A5ilIad, llpltaso EiH li eEst-
Ton, q ~ Sptsel HqEisrc1, fai 9. ls boqs Seiti
Fl1Glp1it, and Deralgsuleli 81 ~ nloAdell az q
which, when origiuafing iu thls elnasi put On tlg
tl,fs.if t.11 or lscuuIa periodicll Ibis . OURS
eIrsl5 the pt1sn lr0ri ihe bilui5 and causequ1nly
cures them an alika lt q az ngalulDls protcciicn
10 fruuliQranfs and persons travelling ten nurdrlV
rasidng in The nalarioas ustrict5- IL taktu occa.
onaiIT OF zily while exposed 90 the Injection thar
viii Be execrated frum the system, and cannot acct-
Hsncs q is even mor8 raluab1 Ter prutectIan tar
cure and few wiz sEsr Iuliez irom lnfcTniinhtau u
they 4Fai themselves Of the Protection thia rsecT
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AYER 4 Co., LoVoll, d \
E1r sale ~ strong 2 Armstrnug, cleveland.
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A bright, noble face was that of young
Arthur MeLane. His eyes were vividly dark
his hair rolled back in glossy curls from a
manly brow. The seal of earnest life en-
stamped that fresh young cOuntenance; the
soft light of love enkindled it as he spoke in
soft, low tones to the gentle being by his
side
Mother will not live with us, he said F;
''she has too long reigned over her own
household to sit quietly by the freside of an
other"
81 am sorry, Arthur" replied a sweet
voice 'the picture / have framed in my
heart viii be incomplete without mother
Her meek facs, her snowy cap, her busy fin
geTs, her low voice and quiet inhuencelWould
make cur little home paradise. Win she
not be very lonely"
81 have taken care to engage a cottage
close to hers" answered Arthur, "within a
stonethrow. And you know you can never
get along without showing her your bright
eyes at least a dozen times day, to consult
on little household mAtters-such as what
dainty dish viii best please the taste of your
lord and master-Ahem.
Alice shook her finger at this piece Of i'm
pudence, and looked as fearfully threatening
as her pretty face would allow.
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YER'S AGUE CURE,
FOR TIE SPEEDY gURE or
IZteTnIlttent Fever, or &eVer and Agus, RsGiit-
tent FsUg, Chin Fsgsr, Dumb Ag,le, J e .
riOdieGt HsadachS or BilhOus Head
ache, aad Biili0lEs FsDsTs, indeed,
tor The whole class Of Dis
eases originating N b. b
GGTg arrangement
.eoII eai'ssd By Y rF7rI
Malaria
-- -
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MEaitines.

IT CURES DIPTHERIAi va.
IT IS EyERY BODTs FRIENDu
EvERYBoDY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLhR.
We ask the attention d the public to this long
tested and unrivailsd f.s
FAMILY MEDICINE. I BE-.
Il has been iayorably known for more than tWph-
sands Of testimonials, shcwinE this hiedieibe o
NEVER FAILING REMEDY
for diseases caused BY or attended upon
sudden Colds, coughs, Fever and Ague, Headache
Bilious teyer, Pam in the side, Back and
Loins, az we'll q IN the JOiuisk & Lambs;
Nearalga lfheumHtie Pains
Ia any part Of the sys-
and Pains 10 the Head ard Pace
As 4 BLOOD PURIFIER and TONIC ir ths
sFOMAgH, Il seldom faila 10 cure Dysp psia, Indi-
Kidney Complaint, Sick Hea1ache, Piles, Asthma,
OF Phthise, Ringworms, BOils, Fel0ng, >, ,hitloWs,
Old Sores, sWelled Joints, and General Debility ol
Hargling the Throat with Pain Killer and water.-
It is also prompf and sure R nedy fcr
0RkMP AND PAIN
in the Stomach. Paintsrs' Cole Diarrhosa, Dysen-
terry Summer Complaint, CbOiera Aiorbus,
Cholera Infantum, scalds, ChilblaiDs,
.... -. bites, well the ~
-'.' Stinga Of Insects
Scorpions, M
gentipedea, aRd the hites o. Poisonous Insocts
see |DlTectsoaS Accompanying Zach Bottle.
1t has been tested % every variety otclinats and
Y almost every Nation known 60 Americans. 4 i8
the almost cgnstaut compan and inestimabIe.
friend OF the Missionary aud the TraVeler,-On sea
and land-and no one should travel on our Lake,
and Rivers without It.
NOTICE TO ALL DEALING IN OR USING THE
PAIN KILLER. I
Its great Merit and unprecedented sale as caused
some men to oner preparations Of their own make
in imitation Of the PaiR killer-sOme using the
name 70 sell their worthless stuff. Try no expert
mentsi but be sure 20 call for ''Perry Davis Pain
Killer and be sure that you get it, aud you viii
always get q good Medicine and the worth OF your
money invested.
PriosS-25 cents, 5O'eents, dad 81 PEI Bottle.
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to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by.
+, z. Gaylord, VIM. Fiske. Strong a Al mgtrouq
u 5. maekenzie, r. W. saehrider. Olevei4nsl fela
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BIO s. W. oorOntario st. 4 Public sqlars
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SCROFULA. o. KINa's EYIL.


is A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, sorruption Of the blood, by which thls
Huid becomes vitlated, weak, and poor. Being ia
the circulation il pervades thehule body and
free from its attacks, nor Is there one which & may
not destroy. The scroinlous talnt Is yariQusiy
caused By ercuria disease low living, disorderyd
unhealthy food, impure air, flth and hg hab-
its the depressing vices and above all b the Fnue
real injection Whatever be rs origin, Il g. heIei-
tary IN the constliutlont descending irQn la9sui3
to children unto the third and fourth ganerntions
VIII visit Che iniquities Of the athers up7u their
Its effects commence By deposition from the blood
Of corrupt or uicerous matter, which, in the uugs,
liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercesi in
tne glands sNs ginzs and On the surface eruPtions
blood depTesses the energies Of life, that scruiu
lous constitutions not only suffer from scroiul0us
COMPLAINTS but they have lar less power % uith-
stand the attacks Of other diseasesi eonseqlcnilY
vast numbers perish b disorders which, although
mot scrQflous IN their nature are stlli rendered o.
tai By this faint in the system. Host Of the con
sumption which deeimates the kaman flmilg has its
origin directly in this scrofuOus contain iunlinus
and many destructive diseases Of the liver kidnsvs
brain, and indeedi Of al the organs, arise from o.
are aggravated by the same CAUSE
one quarter Of all our people are seroulouss thur
persons are invaded BY this lurking iuiection and
their health undermined BY It, no tean8o itirom
ths system must renoFafe the blood by an aliera.
tive medicines and inviEOrate it By healthy food and
exercise. such msdicina We supply In n ~ II
A 7 ER s
CONPOUND EXTRACT OF SLRs1PARILLA,
the most ehectuai remedy which the medical skill
orr times daTse for this veryWhere prevailing
and fatal malay. Il is combined from the mgst uc-
tive remediAls that have been discovered 10 tire
purgatioH Of this foul disorder tfou the hl0sd, and
the rescue Of the system rol its destruciF Ft cunse-
quences- Hence it should Be eupioygd tor tle care
VI not only Scroiula, but also tho-e Othar allcla
which arise from it. such EEgPTIVa Az aaIH
D-sA4ssasl % ~ lhuNA ? ~ At1aAs 91 EAt1tEl
Las PIMPLEs,r Pusru LES, BLoIcuEs, bLAINS, and
BouLs, TUloEs, Trina and sALT kHUEu, sCAgD
HEAD RINdWoRN, kHEUHATIsM, STPHIIITIC and
MERcuR1AL DISEASES, DR0PsT, DTsFEPsIA, DEuiI-
1IE, ana iudeed, ALL C0MPLAI1Ts AEEIsIEG Eaou
hIrIArED Oh llIPURR BLOOD The popuiar beiie IN
''impurily Of the blood ie founded in truth, icr
scrofuia Is degeneration Of tbe blood The paftir-
ular purpose and virtue Of this earshpIrla b ru
riiy and regenerate this vital huid, without y ih
sound health Is impossible IN eOntaminated c0nsis
Nurinna-
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M0THER's Ed rHIs.

-arti0s wishing the prescription viii Plesss ad-
arsss REV. EDWAED A. WILSON,
.oetlRR2s Wuiiamsburah. Kinas COUNTY. Ny.
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MORNINGEEADER.
wRpNRsDAY nIoRNINe, APRIL 3.



"Ahl Ned, Ned, you're a sad wild fell
low"
"So my mother says; anyhow, don't you
think do credit 10 her training3'
No, my boy" said a silver-haircd Old
man; f" rememoer your mother when she
was a bonnie lassis Her cheeks were like
two ripe apples, on which the crimson was
dainty spread 50 as not TO shame the white.
her eye was full and bright not dim with
sorrow as it Is now. Some great grief must
have changed her 80 sa ny. Her rounded
limbs and dainty foot, her beautiful throat
and white, dimpled arms well remember.
and she has been kind mOtl sr; her cOun-
sells, like morning dews and evening show
ers, have fallen upon your way land yet
Ned, you cali her the old woman. An, boy,
it never was 30 in my time
"0h, well, said Ned, tossing bis handsome
head, and hastily thrusting back the brown
and glossy curls; 4" am going to GET married
and be dutiul son. No one can say that
neglect my mother, at any ratei though per-
haps I am little rude" rrr ID q
"Did you send that sugar, to-day, and the
other little articles that | ordered for moth
er r. asked Ned Ellis Of his pretty young
bride, as they sat together in their neat cot
tsge home.
az declare, Ned, forgot it his wife re-
piled, blnshing; ~ was so busy finishing my
dress for the ball, that it quite slipped my
memory"
"Mother wanted them last week-sugar
and salt, tea and coffee, and about everything
else she was out Of; what a stupid dog am
TO forget Sc; here, Sam-Ned-J Jack, where
are you what not one OF them al home
"They have gone to the husking frolic,
believe, said Mrs. Ellis, al intended to send
those articles before they went but l have
such short memory. @
f" DiitO to that" chimed in Ned, but
must go round and see the old lady. Ihay'nt
even called to know whether she is sick or
WE'LL
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G-lf yea have sick friend, what more
Christian act can yon dothsn to administer relief to
their aistro IA taxa themG tnpriy Of Or. 5.
@. Richardson's Couesnttsted Sherry Wine Bitters.
They are an aieviator Of pain - well iFst class
luviEorator.
- rhe sherry Wins Blttel am foFEale by g. r
Gaylord, strOug Armstrong;, and c. S. Mackenzie,
C'pvoiGud, o.
sB-see Advertisement elsawhere.
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A
just published on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of fSporuastorrhea. or seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Eefvouaness, Involuntary
Emissions and 1mpotsn y, resulting from seltabuse,
&C. By Robt ]. culVeraell, n. d. sent under seal,
In plain onvolops, 10 any address, postpaid,
oolpt Of two stamps, b. Df. chas. &c. Kline, ~
Bowery, New York. Pest ofHcs Box. Ne. l,Uss.
rnnrqi.dnv-rIa
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1H-sold ogeIYVhers and b 3. =. Gaylord, WIN.
Fiske O g. MasksaEis. ssronz& Arassrons, and
g. W. Saokrider, CluVelsudt q.
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~ ' LLL . -LILLLLU 7 u I. L||U-
authorized and adopted By tins Medical Fscul-
y Of France and supplied % the French Navy This
Sarsaparilla, Iodine and Msrcury, 1t is recommend
ed and used In the hospitals Of France for Tstiars
Al7oe13sli -eeE4l lAssfei 1efoIlla 1Gtlfls lQlE-
Albus, Gouts kheuylatisn echele rains End all al
sections Of the skin, The ROB Is especially useful In
the cure OF the Syphitic Diseases. designated Pri
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and cur-
thcates accompany each bottle Price 81 per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland by Gaylord and Etainmaud DRUG
gist8, No. lQ Superior 81. Hhe trade supplied by adj
dressing Dr. girRudeau deSt. GerTas, Il ius Rifhof
PHria- or f9 Broad st.. n Y augl7sH2o
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A TREND o. Minis was aiHiciod With sewers coagh
aud was permanently cured By lie use. can re-
eommsnd it a. a valuable medicine to b keplin ey-
~ house. Yours, 6c.,
The national Republican., 1861-01-14

of opinion, that "he question, ,chat constitu.
tional laps shall at any time be passed in re.
gard TO The Territories, is, like epery other ques.
ton, to be determined on practical grounds"
And, being of that opinion, he could, SO far as
the slavery question is concerned, vote for the
immediate admission, as two States, Of our
whole territory remaining after the admission
of Kansas, if not restrained by other difficulties,
which he points out.
In other words, as we understand him, and
as all understand him, he is willing to leave
undisturbed go much of the compromises of the
legislation Of 1850 as permits the territories
to come into the Union, with or without sla.
very as the Constitutions Of proposed States
may prescribe.
Upon the principles thus laid down, it is in.
ferred that Governor Seward would not object
to the admission of New Mexico as proposed,
so far as the slavery question is concerned, al
though, whether in other respects he deems it
q wise and expedient measure, or the reverse,
does not appear, as it was not in the line Of
his remarks to comment upon it.
Upon the whole, we believe that both the
temper and policy Of this anxiously looked.for
speech, will commend themselves to the calm,
good sense Of the country, and will be oil upon
troubled waters. So mote it be
The national Republican., 1861-01-14
THE NATIONAL CENSUS.

The total population Of the United States, by
the census just taken, is 3l,374,s56.
If had been taken upon the principles which
governed the taking Of the census Of 1850, the
figures should be about 33,O00,000. This re-
suit would be reached, by assuming the same
rate of increase as during the decade ending
1850, with proper allowance for the increased
immigration of the last decade. The complaints
are general that the recent census undertakes
the actual popolation; but, if it does so every.
where, it does not disturb the relative proper
tions of the States, and the consequent distribu.
ton of political power.
In respect to the State of Maine, which we
know most about, it can be shown, by facts which
cannot mislead, that either the present census
is too low, or that both the previous censuses
were too high.
We subjoin statement of the census of GER
The national Republican., 1861-01-14
ATTENTION, OFFICERS or THE "uNIoN
DECINENT or w A @ cr,rNcrnN

The Captains, Lieutenants, Secretaries, and
Tressurers, of the different Companies belonging
to the I" Union Regiment Of Washington" are
earnestly requested to assemble at Temperance
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, at 7
o'clock, for the purpose Of completing the org,n-
ization. Every Captain Is earnestly requested
to bring full roll Of his command. It is also
desired that every man will have on his uniform
when the Companies meet again at their respect-
i've places Of rendezvous. We hope and respect
fully request of the public, that no one will at
tend the meeting except the officers above named,
as it will be meeting purely of business, and
the officers desire to be alone. A full attend
ance of the officers Is invoked. ian l2-3t
The national Republican., 1861-01-14
FIFTH WARD.

In view of the threatened invasion of the
Federal Metropolis on the 4th of March next, by
a lawless mob, opposed to the inauguration of
the President elect which cannot but result in
violence, and bloodshed, and destruction of
property, the citizens of the Fifth Ward, ire
spective of party, are requested to meet at the
Republican Wigwam, corner of Indiana avenue
and Second street, on Tuesday evening next, at
n o'clock, to take into consideration the pro-
priety and necessity of forming themselves into
a military organic alton, for the better preserva-
ton and protection Of life and property In the
Federal Metropolis upon that day.
John Bohlayer. Thomas McGrath.
Henry Denmesd. Noses P. Swaiu.
Samuel Scott. r. F. Mills.
W. H. Hamilton. J. H. Durham.
F. Henry. Marcellus Brown.
Charles Suskey. J. T. Gibson.
Adam Denmead.
jan 9-4tWFMT
The national Republican., 1861-01-14
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

No. 526N NSeUenh and ID streets.
Extensive sale of Hardware, Crockery,
Glass, Wood, and Willow Ware,
&C., at Auction.
0N MONDAY, the l4th instant at ten O'Clock
~ A. NJ, we shall sell at the store No. 1873
Pennsylvania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, first ward, large stock of the
above-named articles, consisting Of
Ivory, Buck, and Cocoa handled Knives and
Forks.
Plated, Albata, and other Spoons and Forks.
fine assortment of Mechanics Tools and Hard
ware.
Farming and Garden Implements.
China and Granite Tea. sets, A pieces and 80
pieces.
Stone-china Plates and Dishes of all sizes.
Tumblers, Gobets, Wines, and Lemonades.
Toilet Sets, White and Colored Ewers and
Basins.
A large supply of Yellow and Rockingham Ware.
Tin Pans, Cups, Ladies', Buckets, and Basins.
Brass bound, Cedar, and Painted Water Buckets.
Tubs, Keelers, Wsshboards, and Wooden Ware,
and many other articles too numerous to men,
tion. Terms cash.
GREEN L WILLIAMS,
jan ll-3t (Star Auctioaeers.
The national Republican., 1861-01-14

TRooPs FROM Fort LEAvfxwoRrn.-On of
the companies Of United States artillery ordered
from Fort Leavenworth, consisting Of eighty
nine men, and having with then nixty.nine
horses, arrived in this city yesterday morning,
about. two o'clock. They came through in
special train, and are now quartered in the ar.
senal. The other two companies ordered from
the same place went to Fort McHeury, near Bal
timore, and relieved the Marines, from this city,
who have been garrisoned there for several days
past. The marines arrived here at Six o'clock
yesterday morning.
The national Republican., 1861-01-14

"a 1t is reported that "scene" occurred
on Saturday, from the refusal of the First Comp
troller to pass a printing account, for some
sixty thousand dollars, ordered to be paid by
ex.Secretary Thomas. The Comptroller thought
it would be prudent to wait for the new secre-
tary, Mr.. Dix. The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, Mr.. Clayton, a rabid secessionist,
who is to be turned out to-day, pressed the
payment Of the account with great vehemence.
These gentlemen think that the Government is
q sinking ship, and that nothing remains but
to plunder it.
The national Republican., 1861-01-14

p6- The "dinner party" affair between
General Scott and Mr.. Toombs, may alarm
persons at distance for the safety Of the Lieu
tenant General, but here, where Mr. Toembs's
peculiarities are known, no apprehensions are
felt. Mr.. Toombs, it seems, gave utterance to
the amiable wish that everybody on board the
Star Of the West had been sunk. General Scott
thought the wish unbecoming an American
citizen. General Scott is behind the times, as
old men are apt to be. Mr.. Toombs is not an
American citizen, but Georgian.
The national Republican., 1861-01-14

There is good reason to believe that Mr..
Floyd issued $l,OOO,NOO in acceptances, like
those substituted by Mr.. Russell for the stolen
bonds, in addition to the amount already dis.
covered. One firm in Boston holds $780,
which were discounted in regular business
way. This is the most monstrous fraud on
record y Tribune.