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NIEEFRuErH REGIMENT.

Gen. Fitch yesterday received telegraph
from Columbus ordering the Nineteenth
Regiment to be supplied with cns days ra-
tiOns and held ready to march al any mo-
ment. They will probably go to-day or to-
morrow morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

FoR ,rHH UPPER IAKEs.--The hrSt class
steamer NoFtbern Light leaves the dock OF
Hanna, GarTssson s %. this evening ct
oeioEk for Lake Superior and intormediate
ports There Is no batter boat than the
Northern Light.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

To Or DEALERs.-Messrs. ". c. scoaeld
a Co. have com mmonced the manufasture OF
a very fiue article Of rock oil, which possess
es the two chief attributes Of being an excel
lent illuminator and almost entirely desti1
tule Of Offensive odor.
Their refinery, which is ct the old stard Of
Msssrs. scOfeld Co, near the Angler
House, on St. Clair St, is a new one, and
Is possessed of all the late improve
ments. The same concern also turn
out stsarine candles and salerstus Of 9 suPe-
rior quality, Any one wishing specimens o.
the oil can be furnished on application. Sci
advertisement,
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FlLE on A WAL1.-During Ii

FALL OF WALI.-During the severe gale
Of Sunday night, the rear portion Of the
van which sspsratsd the stores Of Gaylord
and Mould 4 Fumsen fell down with trs-
msndous erash. Il had been 90 much in
: jureds By the ere that apPrehensions were
y .sntsIia.nsd throughout Sunday that It would
ncf stand. The whole length viii probably
. EaVe % be removed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

~ Miss c. L. Ransom, Portrait Paint
er. Studio in spangler's Block, Room IA.
Open 10 visitors Wednesday and Saturday P.
N. I. 8lt Q4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

PEzE1 LIaHR LNFAETREs-Thls fne COM
pahyLCapt. HayWhrd-1sre out in uni
form last evening for street drilL They
msde q fne appearance and attraCtsd much
attention. There aFo now over sixty in the
ranks. ali young men ef good character and
Ia their p1gsiqlss, above the aEerags. None
others are admitted. sd g as
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3. IscoREEcT The story Of ne presentation
Of suit. ef olOthes 70 the young man Who Lost
All thsir sfecta a Che 6rs On Sunday night,
proves 20 have been g e falss alarm. p The
eisthss vers paid for q tie usasl prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

FEAEK Personal---very. and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
aepq4Ra6.Iv
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VESSELS PissED.-ThO following vessels asssd Dc
troit on the 18th:
BoHnd Up.-ProTellers Vermont, f9naEanda
0reenWood; brig Banner; schO0ners Uortnthian
Guide, Aldsbaran, John Rice Ostrich, b. r. Lum-
mis. 'L p l- -.. 'tt .-- o..
Bouad Dozen -Prounllers Iowa, Cuyahoga, Pitts
burRh barks r. q. MinBlOW, Mari 5 lockton, Oieye-
land: schOoners Mary b. Hale, Advance Oorrss-
d0ndsnf, D. D. DiekonsOn, Phi sua Mills, MsFlalah'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

Loaf At THH FIRE.---AfE.i Putnam, clerk at
eaylo-d's, lO.t at the IRE on Sunday morn
inS not only al his clothes, but fhe gold,
watch and other articles Of value. The
watch was recovered partially melted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

oIIe-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vsts in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable tOrms,at his steam Planning Mill,
corner Of Erie and Kinsmsu streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio 6. 81. KIDNEY.
janlsRIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

MILITARY CAPs.-HilitaTy Caps Of every
style at Deckand & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englehart have also full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and STRAW hats in abun-
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-i PILEsl PILEsii PILEsul
As remedy for THE most distressing and obstinate
malady, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve dis
tinct and emphatic recommendation. II Is we'll
known to hundreds in this city that the former pro-
al ted with this complaint Tor upwards Of Thirty
dvs years and he tried in vain every remedy pre-
Ecrihed within the whole pass " the .,1steria
Medica'' He however, at length tried the Medicine
which ig offered to the public and he was cured
in 3 very short time, sfter his recovery bad been
imPossible, By any human means
MOFFATs LIEF PILLS & PHGEIK BITTERs
Cure Dyspepsia BY thoroughly cleansing the first
and second stymachs, and creating hoW Of pure
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and scrid kind
fIatuiency, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache
Restlessnesa, Hi Temper, Anxiety, Langour and
Melancholy, which are the general symptoms Of
Dyspepsiap will vanish, aa natural consequence OF
~ '' THE LIFE MEDICINES
For Billions and Liver Complaints, with cir many
we'll known attendants, Bilious and Sick Headache,
Pain and Oppression alter meals, G1ddinessl Dizzi;
ness, Heartburn, Loss of ppetits, acknowledged
70 b vastly superior to anything ever before offered
MERCURIAL DISEASESi
Persons whose constitutions have become impaired
BY the iniudiciOus use Of Mercury, will ind these
cate from the system all the effects OF Mercury, inf
nitsly sooner than the most powerful preparations
otsarSaPArliia- scR0TU.Al
The most horrible cases Of Scrofula. IN which the
Eace Bones and Limbs OF the victim had been prey
ed upon By the insatiabe disease are proved BY I'M
denisble authority Of the sufferers themselves, to
hsve been completely cured by these purely fegstA-
bs Medicines, after all Others had been iOund more
than uBaleaa.
ACUTE Oh INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
ANTHROSIA CHR0kIOA, or CHRONIC RHEU-
MATS M.-Thess Diseases. which are among the
most PAINFUL, and, ~ iguOrant treatment the most
nyefeTate to which suffering humanity s liable,
cured, speedily and PerInanently cured By proper
course Of the Life Pills and Phoenix Birters,
MOFFAT'S PILLS AND BITTERSiil
But Ii is unnecessary 20 enumarate the many casc'
in which theee purely Vegetable Medicines haW
been srccessful, but let Us inquire: Why ara they
universal in their happy effects
Because they PURIFY THEBLOOD, and taus re-
move all cause OF disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secretions OF
the body, and remove all impurities ct once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but invtg-
orate tt-thns requiring no restrAint nom leaaure
or business during their operation. 49,
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RETURNED TO DUTY.

Seventeen men, attached 70 the Toledo
Regiment, were discharged cured from the
Hospital at Camp Taylor yesterday, and
will have LEFT to rejoin their regiment at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS iS
lll 6AEE.-PurBuant 70 the command Of IN alis8
oldsE d ais, from ths Court Of Common Plea9
of The county e CuFahoga and state o. eho, e l8
suit of EEra Mouluz, plaintiff, against LFt tkon1-
al, e. ais, dsl8adaall 90 ne dlrociads shall a.
ro4e for aae ~ publc auction e. the Goor OF me
Court Hous In the City Of Clsgelandt IN saiG conn
~, On Monday, the I0th DAY @ Juaei idslt at two
ofcock p. H., the following described reel estate
situated n the township Of last Cleveland, In sa1
county: "A tract Il land aitualc IN iQe1 Ao1 and
N EaSt Cleveland, IN Ou71hQga co1ntTy OhloI D.
qinniug at polut On the plank foa1 - ne W9G cor
nef o tat portion OF the PREMISES 1e4 % 20 Elsctar
snail: fhsTca s. t0tf danroF5 ~ chains thanco ~
s1l deFfss8 w = Inks; ftence 3. 5o4 doEra6s n
SIS chains 70 ths No1t lin1 % Qhittenden LeEil
Iands thanos south 5o5 chain8; thencoI ~, 6o1 DE-
ireo1- W ga chainE; shenss 81. 51l detrass " 81
chains 70 TIE PLANK load thsnce y. 50, degregl n
80 acres Iaols OF lsss, BIO acres cf aid and b
lng ln l0i No. ]. and ss1onras In iot No. -
F---'r W1LLIAlL 4. sHERwis,
Wlllianson Riddle, Attorneys for Plaiaiif..
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Jsrlss DHyer, James Reilly, ThOa. Gala
cher, James Mclaughlin, four years in Pea
tondary.t = Gtt& &ts+tN+ .9-
-Alies White, burglary and grand larceny,
Is months in Psnitsntiary. a4
JSDsS Lindsley, receiving stolen goods,
s2B and costs.
John McDonOugh, Jr., and John A. Blakes-
10y, grand larceny, Reform Farm.
Hezskish Stevens, burglary and larceny,
four years PenitentiaFy.
eseas Joseph Blain, sassult and battery, 800,
-ls = ten days At hard labor in County Jail.
BsnEy GOldWatsr, grand larceny, one year
PsnitenEary. s.
Gsofgs Charles 1ontsith Glsncatrn, grand
larceny, tWo yosTu Peniteutia-y. 'a.ar
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UstoN zoUAvE OApETs, ATFEEFIeN.-You
ere hsreby notified to be d tho Arnory this
evening Al 4 past ! o'clock for business Of
importance. By order Of Captain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

e s eEiHsrSa-=on Sunday evening Isaae
.ssi5 = Taast saloon keeper on Pitisbursh street,
paS severely stabbed By sn unknown man
1isas 'ahon he had ordered out Of his hOuAs for
-isez z Violsnt bshaEior. He vas stabbed By ne
s 81 man tEics While standing in tie doorway,
- - Nhers1pon he seized him and was struck q
= go third tine. The last time the blade Of fhe
knifs psnsfratsd near ths collar bone and
saEisadsd downward towards the heart
{ Ogtsptst vs. not aware Of The extent Of the
zsa iniaEy untii he became faint from loss Of
- hiSoa ana fsll. Fears are entertained that
ths wounds may prove fatal. The man
.sisai Who Indicted them; escaped. a7u
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MIscELLANEoUs.

QuIrE a number Of vessels in consequeneeot the
snnerioT with carRoes Of coal, relO1dng there with
iron ore 10 return Il Is thought that many more
will follow in the same trade during the summer
months
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

zoUsFs LaaH4 4GUAhDf-Thisc company, un-
g sds4 command Of Capt. Mcllrafh, Issvo ais
- morhing en- the Mahonins Eoad ior solsa,
on . Pic-nicing excursion. They return in
ths sFsRing.
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MnFFArs LEE PILLsIll

In affections Of the head sick headache or nervous
most salntaTy efficacy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

theT we're A1ade VIZ Oure of heaochf IN ali Us Iors
lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have teen tested in more than = thousand
cases, with entire success. SIN.
IFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send ior box, CCephAlis Pilll,l that Jon
may have them in cass Of an stack
From the Advertiser. ProTidslee, Ri
The OsphAlic Pills are said to be rsuazkAbly si-
foctiye reey Tor the hesdache, and one Of the Vay
best for that 'sry frequent complaint Whieh has sT
or been disco Fered.
[FrOm the Western R. R. Gazette Chicago. nj
We heartily qdorss Nj. spalding, and his und
vailed OePhal ills.
From the KsnsEhs TaIlsF Star. Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadacha
Who try thsms viii stick 70 than
IFrom the Southern Path Finder, N. O.I
Try them you that are AFFLICTED, and We are sGrs
merous list that has received benefits that no other
meeiejn = San produce a
TFrOm the st. LouiS Dsmocrat.l -
The Immense demand for the article Oerhalie Pills)
Is rapidly enereasing. p,
TrOm the Gazsttes Davenport, IoWa,l
Ar; 5psldiihng you'd not eonEsst biz name with an
/ N-SA-@N k~--N--
lr
tFrom the Advsrtsssr, Frov,S Sonos, Hi
Ihs tsstinsoay IN thslr fEESE h strong from ths
most resPeetabis quarters. M ID
rrHH rs7 -
[FrOm the Daily News, Newport, RI.I
OsphalIo Pills are taking ths place Of Al kinds.
-ITrom the Commercial RuIlstin, BostOn.I
said 70 be TeTT giHcscioas ior ths hoadsehs.
g-A singls bO..is or sPAEDINgs PREPABsD
GLUE Will sa7s len tiEa1 IT, ccIt annually. - =
tuN --,.-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
|SPALDINg'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDIN as PREPARED GLUE.
SAW PIHoEsi
EOONoAE' BlsFATOHI
~@A SSH . 7s.ss sl5ss Ma" s"76u
a, .osiasn.s Hlll A.Vg.1,, ss,s in ven Esssls.sa
fsmilos e 4 yeEy dsslabls o have some ehssg ana
A'ss' S0-' - -a a
- sPALDIEa'a PRT ARID GLUE Ieu
meets al uneh elnsIgsnsiss, s1d no hozsohOld can
e. sSEa SEa e os 5H SiseSss o, = 81 S ls' @
70 thS S'i'Ains P0'''- l1 "a.
"UsEFUh n EFERY HOUsE." -n 4
H.B.-A Bfush, accompanies each Bottls. Prics,
$ cents. a0Ia j 49, :, lsi,s Vpr,sa bf
A eA'S No. = OsdAr st. New kol,s5
U-TIONg irEL
A. certain unpriaciplsd Vsfsona are eliI1ptlng b
rSirn "a an tho rn1uspeetnE psblic, tmItattnnS Al
NJ PRFPa I'D 0LcE, would caution n, ner-
soa. 70 sEnins bs-ors sl - ~ ins
sSsPALDIas's PHEPAkED GE1E1a .
is on shs gatsids WTsgPsEi Gn OthsEs Azs winding
O0lRtSTf1ft1. uEd
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JEALOUS.

The Detroit Advertiser says that after the
artillery service in that city, some interest
ing incidents took place. /" One young fellow
after taking the oath took of his cap, and
holding it upy said: Yes, and 50 do !
swear to avengs the death of Col. Ellsworth
20 soon as opportunity shall Oher. :" AnOth-
sr who measures six feet and an inch, on
being asked by Lieut.. LOOmis if he used in
tozicating liquors, replied, g. do sir, and al
ways pay for it" Do You ever get intOx-
ioatsd," asked the Lieutenant. @ Some
times l do, sir.'' "Then, replied the qr,s-
toner, +" you cannot be received" Why
notF" said the man, It's . perfect shame
il can't be permitted to kill ons Of them
bloody southerners because take q nip now
and then" A young man who stated that
be was eighteen years Of age, and first rate
horssman, said 81 have walked ton miles
to join this company, for want chance to
Kill the villains who asssssinate snch men
As Colonel Ellsworth" He was permitted
to sign the roll, with the understanding that
if on trial he should prove to be good
horseman, he should be retained in the COM
1 -
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,. 2. STOCK MARKRT.-lIAY "a. 2

5 Marksf steady with & mo6arata hnslnsas. Chicago
ROsk Ialani S2k; Illinois Central scrip 67<; Ers
p; Hudson zl4 Rncilg Hail 62; Missouri g fitf;
NirEinia e 81 uzitad 1tEtaa g "a coupona 75S;
uuited States g 81 coupons g; OieV1lnDd Eulodo
q ~ Harlan pTsfe-rsd ~; 2a1aua l0E Nav York
Central 7ls Miehfgan Central Sc s3H; Tsnnesses g
O.; North Carolina g 6 s United States g 81 reg
iStgTsd sc.
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RLOUR-Msrketh hrm and unchangsd. ..|
WHEAT-In fair milling demand, market arm.
Sales are l2 eco bush ct l,i59ll6; 1900 bush No
Al asc; 500 bush extra do at 81. l.e sll1 a ~
(iORN-Markst quiet. Sales are 400 bush At $40.
Other grains dnll and no kAlea.
CANAL ERElGHrs- Steady at I2t<c on corn,
Ts5So on wheat to NeN York. ~ 4-ll m
LAKE, IAlP0RTB-7SO0O bbls hour 50 900 bush
S1i6HiIf FXPORTs-20o0 bbls -four; ll7O0O
biinh Nhoaf; 10, 30 bush corn; 7O0o bush oats.
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NA7IozM CHAET.-Mr. B. s. Green, of
this city, is canvassing for the sale Of Ma
tional Political Chart, which, beside Por-
traits Of President Lincoln and all of his
cabines, Gen. Scott, Gen, Wool, Col. Ander-
son and Lieut.. slsmmer, has a map of the
United States and large number of valus-
bic ssatiatics all for IS cents. He has also
for sale large ornamental. American Flag
posters, with the words of national hymns.
RENovAL.- Fuller b Co., are removing
their whole stock Of goods from the store lSS
and 1856 Water street, 10 the spacious store in
Marble Block, No. 2l5 Superior street, where
in connection with the Retail Department
they will show the finest stock of Hats,
Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, &C., 40, ior both
the wholesale and retail trade ever exhibited
in this city.
Fuller 4 Co. are extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of Military Caps, and are
prepared to supply any amount of orders for
them without delay. my24,St
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Milaaera

MILLINERY Go0Dsi-N EW
lNl ARRIVAL. e1 II .fFeH
Mrs, W. s. PORTER, q sensS Street, q
- IN racaipt n { new aad choica stock o..
MI L Ii n ERK q GOODB,
.r.s OOmprisinR
New Htyla Shirrod Hats, Flowers, Ribbons Mourn
ing Good, Collars, Veils ke Also b..
-NkW STYLE HATS FOB -CHILDREN
Besides great variety Of % Efasonabis and fashion,
eble Goods not enumorated Ladlal are Fegpsctfully
taqitod 10 call and examine.
- Dres1 Making done 70 order ln the Fsry best
Opened THIS DAY 81
= isiA -a,a nics aa55rtlhsat0f - -.H8 tl
LADIES & MISSES STRAW BoNNEFs.
shAEar H00di III sos9Ps RAs:E q J5SSST h1gshS.; S.
nDre Undgr Be11et Hglsa.
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~ See advertisement Of Dr. BanfOrd's
Liver InTigOratOr. as
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N0MMISSI0NERlN

NA SALE-Parsu ,nt TO the hecomma1d % q ID Pin
order OF sale 70 directed, issued from the ColTt
of Common Pleas Of CuyaheR county, ohio, 90 the
I'd day Of May ISL, IN action tbof ~ renGi1gi
wherein William Hunter b llaintid, an1 jane
Ross Esiher M. Ross and others arc dalancanlss
shall on the LIN day Of June, tel. at o'rlocE =.
n, expose for sale 81 public dlctions at the oor q
the CsuTt House, in the litE Of Cleveland. ~ sid
county, the lands and tensmenis described e fol-
lows, to wit:
piece Of land located on Prospect street, kaoEn
being part OF ten acre lot hftYsiK 80 IN laeFa-
land, Cuyahoga county, ohio, defd by JO1aBA IL
man to John b. Waving, Octo5tr 21i, Is1l alId d
bounded and described as i0lloWs, b vii 8eginninE
at point on Prospect street. north side PrU5pect
street is Widenad, and being the south et cor
Of said lot and the northeast corner of ffOspect
and PerTy Streets; running thence aortheTlT along
the east line OF Perry street hundred aud iorI
i've llisl et thence easterly lne parallel via
the north iila q Prospect street eoTentT ave soE
aud ten t75-loj inches thence sohtharlF On hna
psralial with east lice Of Perrz eiret enc hunareo
ald t1rty-v8 (lf3) Fets thence WeslcrlT along the
uot lli1e q Pros poct street y at and ten inches
to the place ot bsgunngi being the sane hand deed
ed 70 James Ross b. o. n 81 eels and WIFE recordsa
in fol. s. uYahoga Recordss page 25f.n APpraised
at 8, so JOSEPH - GRAAhlS,
plfHs Atftv t'a
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geaaI Aetifss. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is HEREBY

Said stock was sabseribed for in the St Clair stress
PlaHE Road Company, but the name ol 1atd Plank
Road COMPANY Naz changed according tu az, 10 tha
name Of thr st. Clair Street Gravel hoad tonp41gs
Festing in the last named company All ne El7Al9s
orOuerfy, Interests, and immunftics a. alil Flank
Road COmpIuy- p Ra1&lASss
seoestarT and Treasurer a ssid laupanT.
Me- Is r1ff-rlrln
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c. G. o.-Csry'. Cough Cure. dooasal0
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BILIOUS sOOMPLAINTs-A MODE OF CUREn
UB-A we'll regulsted and prOportiunste quantity Of
bile upon the stomach i5 always requisite for the
promotion OF sound health-it stimulates digestion
and keeps the intestinal canal tree from s obstruc
tions. When there is a defcien Of bile, the body
IL constantly eOstive. On the other hand, over
abundance Of the bile frequent nausea in the
stomach and often promotes very severe attacks Of
disease, which sometimes end In death.
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ai. BnHAEEEa ouT or EHE &IRE.-FlsEaos burut
ont 8 second time laat evening among the
YaTeEaIbs of gaylord store but eoins of No. "a
boys getting an eye on them, bsoaght on,
their engine and put 3 dsmpsr on ,ths bgln.
ing material: No. 4 il very disccsragins Z
~ ~ . burning building. aa1 - ssse
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n AKA ERIE PAPER COMP.Y.
a EsnrflcsursEs 81 F1EEI1Ea AID Roof
l1psTior quality 81 parer and lgels1ls tsfl11.
Ima olos q DaRk g
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tsncss we're pronounced yesterdayss
Ferdinand Older and William Reeves
frsnd larceny, two years in the Peniten-
s. t;srF.I is7a
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TIDIES-OROCHET & WOVEN,
maya RETFBER 4 HAUshAEN,
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MCFFATs PHGNIX BITTERslIl
Have been happily used for the cure Of Fever and
AgHe with inVariable success.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oephali, Pills accomplish the objset for which
they llade viz Ours Of heRdachf all Its fOrmB
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IN M0Flsy
ass;.ssra


A N ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
~ was iaaued n thl5 actlon Apfl -, lall tqr i1e
aula 81 bn1 Hundrsd and FiaT pollar1, ane SD
Cause VII - t,r hesri1g hecro aald sllLco at ~
qlco, j. tke 0ity % glgFsland, On IN 8th aaJ o.
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To BRIG. GEE. Barns.
rNPoETANT 70 oJFIoERs AND soLDIERs.
Ur. B. Jones, an eminent physician of
Springfield, Mass, and now residing IN
Michigan, makes the following suggestions
TO officers and soldiers:
al see it recommended by some of the
newspapers, that soldiers should baths daily
aa q necessary means Of preserving health
will you permit one of more than ffty years
sxperisuce in the medical profession tosug-
gsst a more convenient and salutary method
Of preserving health, by keeping up an ae7
tive capillary circulation 90 ESSENTIAL to
health, by friction over the body daily
morning and evening, if convenient, with
q salted cloth, and not using the water bath
oftsnsr than once in one or two weeks.
HThs cloth is easily preserved BY DIP
ping a crash towel in strong solution ol
salt and water, and allowing il to drain dry
withcut wringing. Thus prepared 1t may
be used as q rubefacient, week or mort
before dipping sgain.
81 This is also good preventive OF Pedieutes
90 apt to generate in camp life. "
DR.. J. was attached to the Massachusetti
militia ss Surgeon, during the last wa
with Great Britain, and his suggestion is en-
titled to more than ordinary attention b!
military men. 4 s1
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PILEsl PILFsil PILEsIll

DIR. MOFFAT's LIFE MEDIOINESiiI
Should be taken IN ths early stages Of Bilious CON-
plaintl and if perssyered In strictly according to
diractions. will positiYely ehect cure.