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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

PtHGsIso INctDRET.-Whlle the Wisconsin
troops were on the Square, n of them, wet
with perspiration, and having nothing with
which to dry himself was seen by a young
lady standing near him to hand a boy two
shillings with which to purchase 8 banker
chief for him. Holding in her hand & boquet
which was wrapped with her hAnkerchief she
stepped forward and presented both to the
soldiers. The most interesting feature Of the
matter is the fact that her name Is stamped
on the handkerchief which she undoubtedly
did not think of at the time, The young
lady is a teacher in one Of the public schools.
A correspondence, to say the least may be
the result.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Enthusiastically night an unsucces-
full attempt was made by burglars to enter
the residence of Mr.. VIM. P. Fogg, on Pros
pect street. The key of the front door was
missing on the following morning, and it is
supposed they got hold of it in some way
and carried it off.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Did FRoN HIS ISJURIEs.-Mr. George Bar
row, who was 50 terribly injured Thursday
afternoon on the c., c. &c. Road, died about
s o'clock on the same evening. His age
was forty years and six mOnts. He leaves q
wife and child. His funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, from the Erie
street Baptist Church. HIS friends are re-
quested to attend at his late residence, "a
Webster street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

LATEST ARRIVAL MatsOn, opposite the
Post Office, has the Independent, Saturday
Evening Post, New York Weekly, London
papers of June 8, Leslie's illustrated, Har-
per's Weekly, Weekly Times, Tribune and
Herald, &C., &c. Also, Leslie's Magazine
and the Atlantic MOnthley for July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Afectionately yours, P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Mn1TARY cAPs.-Military caps Of every
style at Deekand & E~nglshsrt'a. 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, j%ustrs-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

CARD OF THANKs.-The Joint Committee
Of the Perry Light Infantry and sprague
Cadets, in behalf of the ladies tender their
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Stacey for the
assistance afforded by them to the ladies and
the Committee at the reception of the Second
Wisconsin Regiment and especially for do
nations and the gratuitous use of their rooms
on that occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

CAPT. LYOE.-Brigadier General, lately
Captain Lyon, now in command Of the Gov
eminent forces in Missouri, and whose brill
liant achievements in the destruction Of the
rebel camps have filed the whole country
with admiration, was not many years since
stationed at Fort Gratiot, in this State, and
is not personally unknown to very many of
our citizens.-DetrOit AdU.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Arms EOR INBIANA.-The Merchants Dis
patch on Thursday morning received from
Buffalo 81 boxes of muskets-7 Il tons weight
which were forwarded on the 10 A. Nj.
Express Freight to indianapolis, and arrived
there yesterday morning. They were for the
use of the Indiana troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

A EUIsAKACE.-An intolerable nuisance
remains unattended to from day to day in
front Of Hoffman's Block. Where is the
Street Commissioner whose duty it is to at
tend to such matters? The occupants of
stores and dwellings Propose to invite him
to a tea party in the vicinity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

LOsT.-A round, red POrtmOnaIe, contain
ing three Eve dollar bills, four half dollars,
and some small change. Lost between the
Public Square and the lower part of Howe
street. The owner is a poor woman, and the
finder will confer a great favor, as well as be
literally rewarded, by leaving it at this
Office. ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

A MrsTIKE.-An impression prevailed
yesterday that Halbert E, Paine, Esq, for
merly of this city, was Colonel Of the Second
Wisconsin Regiment, We would say that
Mr. Paine is Colonel Of the Fourth Wiscon-
sin Regiment which viii probably PrsS
through this city IN about two weeks. Col.
Paine waa at one time Quarter Master Of the
Second Regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

~ The pFiooOf shs MonEiHo LHLDEn to
neEs agents Is One Dollar and fry Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADRE, 70 News
Dealers, is One-foHrsh offs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

R Miss C. l.. Ransom, Portrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, IA spangler Block.
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no olovinr . en- srtract from . letter vrittap
By The pastor Of 3 baptist Church 70 the Journal
and Messenger" OinoinnAtl, Ohio, and spoaks vol.
umes IN iaEor q that W~Q-ldEonoVnsd medicine Of
nRs WEEs10W'S sooFuiEo REuUP ron OHILpEEH
fEETHIEas
1--WE So IN advartsomohtin yoaF columns ., ara
WiEaioVas eo5thing sYruR. nos ~ never said .
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but W. hslconpsllod % cav b yOuz Hadra thhtthh
no humbug-E1 HArn FnIED u, . EE0W N 10
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ooslslnl melcinos Of the day. bocalas it is one Of
ths bssL Ana those a F1ur readcsa Who haVs babies
uan't % hslrur thAn 70 lky IN ogrriy."
Be- atrortizSmont n smother coluna. sspE1N
AFRIRED E EEED. ERY IA.
On sWEzIe IEFAELTsEn L~lEEErTiB prepared
from the r11lH % D. stephen Sweet. o. Con
nssdoul h eruai boDs-sotier, and has boen ussain
his pracios 8 rthoi alt twenty yearu with Tue most
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without srivsL, and uil ~allsviai. sain more sPeed-
i than 4 othor rsoparation- Tor all Rheumatic
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eurativc for SorOs, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, A.,
10 soothing, healing, and po~ -riOl STRENGTHENING
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unar3 ceuidtasas of remarabp CURES, performed
by It within the last two yoaru, attest this hct.
Tor mio b. Strong Armstrong; and Wm. Fiaka.
See advertisement senI-RndkE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

FouHD At LLsT.-BronchitiS, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It il
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures cstarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Omce
III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Best quality carbon oil at fOrty-fve
cents per gallon; extra lubricating oil twen-
ty-fve cents per gallon. Ll4
Old Hamburger and new cheese, dried
peaches and apples, can be found at George
sprague's, Wholesale Grocer, oviatt's Ex-
change.
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RnoefeaI AID &NsSp< CPheaGh
Keeps "a larEest Asortme = ~ t9s nost l1Bs1tbbsr
~ 49, - ~ eiSbts5. ~ > 0und Endsr HE own
rI1spocfion, y mschinsry ofaneW eonetflcu2nl VII
suri1T WsskneSs. DiSzioess OF Inha Umsao1 81 tee
Eyes, and imparting strength for log E
dne sewing. 49,
HI. solomonson would hereinform the plYoAe W.
heusyeI employs any one In the sale Of his NsaEs
- Also, q splendid assortment ofSPH Z N1Es
MICROSCOPES, C0MPASSES, &c, on hand.
~ ARTlEIClAL EYES inserted without Psut
oFTioS-Eo. 10 Superior street, under American
Hotal - mallsdAE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW sTYLEs, NEw srYLEs.-We hava a
fine assortment Of Stiff Brim Hats Of very
choice colors. Also the same shape in black
a very superior article, just received BY Ex-
press. Also new styles Of Flats for ladies
and misses, among which is the "Wash
Bowl Hat" just the thing TO "Wear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description Of Military
CAPS filed at the "shortest notice"
FULLER 4 CO.,
iunIe-Iw 215 Marble Block.
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FooBt
Llnn

To al uudsrinF iron Consumption, iEcipieut or
poEhrmod, or trom debility Of any kind or from
mental or nervous nrogtrolont brought on ~ enF
cause; or from aclofulous Complaints; or rom dis.
aasss ofths kidneys orblndderi and 20 Ladies gus-
airing any oftho many diEtrossing complaints their
6aN are nabls %, and which Ongonder Consumption,
TN BLOOD ROOD
Goo5red e. q Oortatn and Reliable Remedy. piner-
the day, itia q chemical cor bination u tR0N, SUI
PHUk and R9O8RH0Rys, ofYery eneat worth, and
many hundreds bee glad and grateful Testimony 70
the benefits Il haHc lprred on them.
CHURgH a DUPONT f9 Broadway, New York
are the sole propriet0rs OF the article, and have 10
consequence D a fraud attempted upon the public
changed the color Of 1.-THE outside wrapper nom Rhp
10 NELLoWt aud increased the size Of the bottle to 8
ounces. Be very cautious in buying TO see thai the
kc-eimle Of their signature ia on the outside Of the
wrapper, as AL others aro cou ,terieita. In conae-
luanca Of the large demand Tor this article, the fol-
Owing druggists have all ordered and received sup-
p4toa 81 the new kind, via:
CbaL a, Kimhali, VIA, h. French, J, B. Hayes,
A. etnatQ1, and samuel kidder lr.t Lowell.
~ Sold By VIM. FIsKE, Dregg Z oleyelauds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Harper and Atlantic for July, and anOth-
er supply of schaus' Map of the Seat Of
War also all the latest papers for this week,
are at Hawks { Brother, 259 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

FRE.-A fire broke out last evening in tie
Furniture Warehouse Of Gardner & Vincent,
on Water street. but was xtinguisbed before
much damage was done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

ATTENrIoS YoUNa MEN-RECRUITs WANT
ED.-ZOuave Light Guard, Co. c., is re-
cruiting for three years service at their
Armory, Superior street, Atwater Building.
JAS. ARMSTRONG,
je21-3t Recruiting Officer.
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Rfal Nstau.
R0UsE L JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. all Superior 81, up stoir6l
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SAFE OR

Fun MALE Oh E4 ChANGE.
FARM Of Il acres, In East Cleveland, 6 miles from
the City Brick House, Barn, Orchard, &o. AK
change for q Farm West. ~ avn IA
UNIVERSITY near Cleveland Institute,
Handsome Cottage House and Lot, with Shrub
berry. viii sell very low, or exchange for an i'm
proved Farm in Michigan. r lu .aI
HIGH sTREET, large two, story House and Lot to
exchange fOr a Yarn. ~ $500 Elc
IS ACRES in Dallas comfy, Iowa, one mils from the
~ County ~Seat-Tinlber and Erairis. Exchange for
house and Los IN this udtv. f1tll
81 thOics ! nd In Iowa, to exchange for q
: Il Farm and pay diff5renen In fash
HOTEL and 90 aud q malt Acres OF Lend,dess than
two miles tom the Court House. Large Build
ings and every convenience-a beautiful location
for 9 pleasure resort. Exchange for . Farm.
LAKE ST., one aud ahsltstOrT HOuses west ofHOnd
ct Exchange for q Farm. y 500
10 AURES 8 miles from the City, with Frame House.
To exchange for City property. $1,000.
BUFFALO, n. u, double Brick House and Lot,
well situated. 10 exchang5 for property In of
10 near Cleveland. lI .ll N
STORE, Dwelling and ten acres OF Land, we'll loca-
ted for BUSINESS, 40 miles from this CITY. Bald
fnrs large and convenient aud good land. TX
change for farm ing lands In this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

~ An owner is wanted for a purse con
tanning a sum of money, which was picked
up in the street. Inquire at the Leader
Counting Room. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Owner WAErED.-FOr a piece of gentle.
mans jewelry. The owner can have il by
leaving a description at the Leader Counting
Room and paying for this notice. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

w. The New York Daily Herald, Times,
Tribune, World, Express and Post can be
had at Matson's, opposite the Post Office, to-
daY.
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MORNING Header
NOTHING. JUNE %, 1851
INV ADVERTTsHMBNTR

Husssy a Nc srlde-FOr Lake Superior.
CAT. r. R.-TtHs Table.
oOWlss Z Co-On The Corner nearths Fountain.
J. II. stronE-BaskSt Convention.
o. Cutter 4 son-AuetiSn Hals Of WiEss.
J. 3. Cobb 4 CO-Esw Books, &c.
W. L. M~aryin-Ruainels Notice.
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PosrAeE sTANPs FOB sALE.-stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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On-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatA in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
jan1sRI0
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REFRIGERAToRs- WATER = COoLERs = IOE-
-CREEN FREEzERs.-Twelye different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers' prices,
for cash, by W. P. FOee. my27
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No. 128 SUPERIOR STREEr,
ParasOls Made 10 Orderl N-L14
-Parasols CoVGrd Neil
RGrUsoi5 Bspafredl
And everything in the line Of Afanufrtming and
Repairing PGrasOls and Umbrellas, done in q work
nlanhke mannsi, aud up0n short Eotioe, At NOlIa
Superior street, Cleveland, ohio.
mya9z50 a. D0UHEF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

E- Save your ice and drink cool water I
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 EACH;
double lined water coolers from two to six
gallons. For sale by ". P. FoGe.
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0MTAnAIN-GE mILIIAra-
8lambiMa.
P.BOWERI

Al

FlAOTIOAE frafr
PLCkBEE AND GAS HTEERs
no. Io2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Han
Manufacturos and kegs constantly on hand All kln5s
~cfFfumberg' and Gas Litterli materials, such -
, HFdrautg, Bath-Tubsi Wltsr- ulogets, WalhStsnds,
Bead, Galvanized and Irun Pipe,
sheet Lead BEals and Iron Lin and N0rce RumpIi
= EHrnaB and PLATED Eaucst1, and everything Necessary
stoft 10 Houses, Stores, 80, with Watsr uud Gas, on
dhs most approved PRINCIPLES. f
work Farrantsd and done pnnetndlg.-
RarneulE attsat0n aVen 70 tobbing and eoHltg
go G1D
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WOLUNTEERs
d STATRSMANlS

THE DYING STATRSMAN'S
4 WOODS. -
This sun was rising in the east,
At early dam Of day.
The dying Statesman lay.
Friends anxion' friends, were watching there
Around the sick mans bed,
AID nursed him with all loving care,
To save him IRON tbs dead.
But Al their Forts vera in vain,
Although he calmly slumbsred;
Ihsy Knew he ne'er would rise again,
HIS monlents they were numbered.
His wife, his loving wifi stood By,
And bathed HIS fsVered brow
"Oh Godl' she cried, 'Oh hear my prayerl
And save my husband now"
The dying Statesmen heard her voice,
The voice be loved 30 we'll,
Ans save . loving look which said
Much more than words could tell.
"oPsn the easements wide" he said,
NOW give fresh air 70 me,
And ere 4 die once more ! wish
The light OF heaven 70 see."
sob, die not now, p his wife then sobbsd,
but ere you pass away,
For your dear boys, my husband dear,
Have you no words to say p
BE made one effort more to speak,
Before his dissolution
"tEs, TELL THEM TO OBEY THE LAWS,
AND SUPPORT THE INSTITUTION
His head fell back, he spoke no more,
Twas thus the Statesman died
To his wife at his side,
A better legacy no man
Could Children ever give,
For when those toys have passed from earth,
His dying words shall live.
My friends may wish to have me say
Some words at UNION HALL;
1 cannot Dow-Xcuse me, prey,
And let the curtain fall.
nB-summSL Clothing sold cheaper at ISAAC A..
ISAAO'5 UNION HALL than ut any other place
in the world. Pure Linen Goats for Fifty Cents,
and a full suit, Coats, Pants and Vest, for Que DOL
lar and Fifty Cents. We defy all competition At
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale of Singers Oelebrated
SEWING M QHINES
ST0RR'S AUTOAATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
- LOOR n FOR GIANTS ~
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DIED.

Ihursdsy eve, June 10th, Of diptheria, GEORGE
FLETCHEA, son Of c. Daight Eels, aged s years.
Friends ofthe family are invited to attend the iu
neral from the residence Of his father, in East OleVe-
land, this CsaturdAy) afternoon at 2 O'Clock. g.
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HE CITY.

-A.G G. Proctor is the authorised col
lectOr for tho LEADER on the West Side. 2t
UEPAID LEFTERs.-Tho following unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Office:
Joseph Bailey, City.
H. Welke, City.
Ar Hurd 4 Co, wllOughby, o.
E. 8. Powers, City.
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~ Geo. 0. Blair will deliver The MORN
ISa LEADra, by Pony Express, in the towns
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FeHT MILES FROM FAIRFAX, Va,
WEDNESDAY, June l9, 1851.

EN0hF MILLS FhOA EAlhFAAf FdsJ
"WEDNESDAY, June I9, 1851.
DEAR-: Monday, the 18th, will be a
day long remembered by the Cleveland
Gays. We were stationed, as I have before
informed you, at Arlington Heights, about
8 miles from Washington. At 4 o'clock on
the afternoon Of Monday, we received orders
to march farther into Virginia. We pro-
ceeded forward at once, and about twelve
miles from Washington took the cars. We
had not gone q great distance before, in
turning a curve, we were surprised at seeing
Immediately before US what appeared to be
heavy batteries, which we afterwards learned
were sustained by not less that !, 500 seces-
~sionists. Suddenly, and before many Of US
thoroughly comprehended the position we
were in, q terrible FIRE was opened from
these batteries. The efoet was OF course to
throw Us into great disorder, but this was
only for a moment, and rallying, we disem-
barked as rapidly as we could, and returned
the FIRE. There being only about 300 Of our
Regiment, however-the remainder were
left along the railroad track-and our Colo
mel believing the number Of secessionists
was vastly superior to US, We we're ordered
to retreat. This we did in good order toa
distance Of about nine miles into the woods,
carrying our dead and wounded with
US as best We could, and camPed for the
night.
The number who we're killed apd have
since died of our force is II, and 8 or 4 woqn-
ded-but fortunately no n Of the Grays
was killed, and but one wounded. Our poor
comrades of the I'd Regiment suffered ter
ribly. Some were absolutely behesded, and
others lost an arm, a leg, 6c.-most Of them
being killed instantly, and some of them
bleeding to death for want ola surgeon,
though every exertion Yves made 70 save
them. We buried them side by side in the
woods, firing saIgtes over their graves and
the band playing funeral dirges. 4
shall not attempt to describe to you the
scene during the height of the firing. 1t
was terrific. The bullets were sshowered
about US like rain, and the roar of the can
! nom the balls from which tore the earth in
| every direction, commingled with the sharp
cries of the wounded and the groans of the
dying, served to render the scene terrible
beyond any thing I had ever imagined.
We ahe Grays) were in the forward car,
and the frst FIRE of the rebels was directed
at ia; but fortunately their aim was about
four inches too high, otherwise we should
every man Of Us have been killed. We are
determined to have revenge, and perhaps
before you receive this letter we shall have
had sn opportunity to avsngs, ten to one,
the blood Of our murdered comrades. We
nov form part Of a force large enough for
any smergencF, and We apxiOusly await q
chance to administer to the coWardly Vaga-
bonds what we think they deserve.
H. I have no time 70 write further.
Afectionately yours, P. Il. Q.
LA "a. -L
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PERRT DAvm-This name is Of world-wid

PERRY DAvB.-This name is Of worldwide
ruovn-not only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Daris's Pain Eiler--but for his great nPe-
raIity toward the cause Of Temperance, and his de-
voted Christian lie. The Church he built for tue
Baptlst Society in the year 1883 viii be 9 lasting
monument to hfs good name.
~ Sold sysryWh ~, and BY I. T. Gaylord, WA
Fsks, O. 8. HackenEie, Strong 4 Armstrong;, and
y. W. sackrfder, Cleveland o.
G1-sen Advertisement in another column.
Pr0of Of the pudding Is in eating it" and
20 know the real merits ofa medicine &c 70 test il BY
living it 3 fair trial. Every one troubli d with hu-
mors that arise from impure blood, lose no
tfns IN ssting tbs merits Of Dr.. Viewers Canker
ana 81 Rhsum Syrup and Csrate.
Rrsold by =. T. Gaylord, o.. s. Mackenzie, 4.
q. saeErtasr, Strong q ArmStrOns and Wm Ttske,
cleveland, o.
-Ra AdvertisamsnG. r
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ARRIVAL nj REoEPTIoN OF THK SECOND
WISCONSIN, REeNEET.-The Second Regi-
ment of Wisconsin Volunteers, IO4O rank
and file, arrived yesterday afternoon about
81 o'clock on the Cleveland and Toledo
Road. The Regiment, with baggage, Off
cers' horses, Sc, filed thirty-One cars-25
passenger and 6 baggage. They let Madi-
son, Wis, on Thursday morning, and ar
rived in Chicago on the evening of the same
day, where they took the Michigan Southern
Road and proceeded TO Toledo. They left
Toledo q tsK O'Clock yesterday morning, ar
irving here at the hour above stated. The
Field and Staff Officers of the Regiment
ara.
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-We congratulats our readers upon the
5tScoVe~y Of 9 guTe cure for Rheumatism. Cont and
Frnrslgiss and al Mercurial Diseases, lhich n eff
E~tsd WifhSut the use ofintornnl medicines, which
deStroy the constitution and give temporary relief
only. In fact, Il e theopb known remedy eneetiug
9 perfect cure, and Se Rel warranted, ron " ~
nicted and those having friends suffering nom khen-
mati8m, Gout or Neuralgia, OF the perniciom euects
o. Hercury. % the advertisement In another column
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