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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

RCy-Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafen.
berg Medicines. DR.. B. Is physician Of extenBive
practice aud Of the most successful in the
ty (TruEn bull lin which he resides u d r
"iThis eertifes that have used ths GrHfenbers's
ais and Marshall's OatholcOn, sold here by II. o.
johnson, in my practice, They are Eood medici1es
Hartford, Trumbalt county, Ohio, March I, 1887. .
! Sold by Draggists and Medicine bealsrs throusli-
out the country For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress II. y. klhGbLEHI Cleveland. -4
. janSdkW General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

As remedy for this most distressing and obstinate
malady, the Vegetables Life Medicines deserve dis
tiuct and emphatic Recommendation IL Is well
known TO hundreds in this city that tho former pro-
prietpT Of these valuable Medicines him Elf al
fi ted with this com plsint for upwards Of Thirty
tive years and he tried 10 vain every remedy pre-.
scribed within the whole compass 81 the M~teria
Medlca" lie however, at length tried the Medicine
which Is now offered to the public, and he cured
In q very short time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, bot absolutely
impossible, by any human maane
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

at Is not my province, and it does not be-
some me to advert to the origin Of the hos
tilities in which my country Is involved
But regard all It's gsrts my country; its
Union as my government. The restoration
Of its peaceful sway IS the objs;t OF cur most
urgent wishes, and worth our greatest sacri-
Gees. It's flag, tho symbol of our Union and
the attendant Of our liberty, lean never fail
to uphold" .Ia -s i- -l-. a. .1sa- -.1 s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
AsosaOsS = ass. Butler.

Gen, Butler has for years been leading
member Of the Lowell Bar, and is somewhat
noted for hisseverity in the examination Of
witnessed The following anecdote srelated
of him, she incident occurring soon after the
execution Of Prof. Webster. 80 llea ai l..n =
He was engaged In legal case, In which
Prot. Horsford, Of Cambridge, was one Of the
witnesses. When Butler came TO cross ez-
anime him, he began in bis usual style Of
unceremonious ferocity. The Judge mildly
lnterpOsed, and said perhaps Brother Butler
didn't know who the witness was; il was
Professor Hor5ford-Professor of Harvard
College. 40, yes mumbied Butler, as he
.leisurely stroked his chin, Z" Professor ,Hors-
fordl Harvard Professorl Proisss9r Of Har-
ward Collegel Yes, we hung one Of 'em tho
other dgyf'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

~Coantry dealers visiting our city viii
bOsfin rnlzd that most q our Drug Stores are the
Plaess 70 ana geuuipo drugs, and such staple and
qsu1ins msdicines g Perry Davls's Rain Killer
Dr.. RIohrdson's Sherry Wine BitteES, and Dr..
Wesver's Canker and Salt Rhsum syrap and Cs-
rata Any dr1ggist dealing IN such prne aad good
snedieina must prosper, and 70 use them warrants
ssels essrywhsrs, and by h. =. GAYLORD, Wm.
Fl1sa. o. 3. hIaskenEie, Strong 8 ATIa1tEO1G, and
Z W. saskEidaE, Olsvelands Q. at
Ggr1se AdVsrtIssms1t ln smother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

A colored man in Norwich, Conn., having
enlisted, s friend suggested to him that If JEFF.
Davis caught him, he'd hang him. ''No sir,
be, rephed,. edont you balisye that. JET.
Davis amt the man to hang hfteep h1pdred
dollars, nor 'any other man Pm safe, III
bet"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

- Ne cen eratuiFte our readers upon

We engratulEte our readers upon the
SiiooVery Of q cure cure FOR Rheumatism. Gout and
EsuruiRia, and ell Mercurial Diseases which Is ei-
sscted Wltont thguse OF internal medtcine8t which
daGtrcy the and give tenn poraly relief
0nlf. lnGacti it e theonig known remedy sf8etiug
nafluCt cusB, and We Rel warranted, from Its no
eGzuen dstonf, IN calling the attention Of the eE
ntotad and those hnNiag friends suffering from Rhen-
Hatilm 0oat Or Neuralgia or the pernicous effects
Of MorruF, 70 tho ad Vertsement In another column
of Our passs of Df LelAnd's Anti Rheumatic Band.
a5-e0lf by Wm. FlSKE, OlavelRRd. o. fobs5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
.9pEEix. AutiEss.
p OODf
HOw LOST, How REsToRED.

,,ugt pubiishod oh tAs NstuEe, Treatment and
adicaf Care of spormAforrhoa, or Seminal Weak
ness, sexual DolllIty, NarFouunesa, Involuntary
Emission and fpoi0ncys resulting from sell-abuse,
%. By Robs, fulservell, n. y. Seat under seal,
a slain onpebo g any address, postpaid. On ro-
eslpt Of two alars, by Df. Ohas. :. y. Kline, lzg
Bowsry, Nov Ects. Foaf Oslos Box, No. l,sas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

One would think that the States which
have submitted quietly to the planting Of Sc
.cession batteries, and the seizure of boats, and
the con6scatIon Of cargoes, and the shooting
Of passengers at poiuts on the Mississippi be-
lowssCairo, might afford to look with little
1complacency upon tho selspre Of articles con-
traband of war, vt that place, Why strain
at a gnat after swallowing half dozen
camels, humps and all l?--LouisViIk Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

The plander Of the British and French
arnies In China amounted to about $50, ,oOo,-
goo. Gold watches, and gems Of great value,
were throRn Al one another by the soldiers
in the Emperor's palace. Several Of the sol
diers got 2olbs Of gold, and pearls and pre-.
cious stones of unknown value.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

For Bilious and Liver Complaints, with eir many
we'll known attendants, Bilious and siOk Headache,
Pain and Oppression alter meals, Giddness, Di3Zi-
ness Heartburn, Loss Of ppetite, acknowledged
10 BE- vastly superior 10 anything before offered
"a fha a.ntl,la
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
MOFFATs LITE PILLsili

Ar0 composed OF YsastAble ineredt nts exclusively
DO ascartatned by eA0mcal tosta. Thair prom,
inent Qualities those Of active aud searching
thoueh perfectly mila and agreeable detergent ape
rient 81 gentle HnpOriho promoting the inaensi-
bic petapsrRtOn of pleasant dur0tio inyigorAtinG
the kidneya aud bladder and Of dslightfhl tonic
cardlap exciting appetite BY the demands Of active
digestion, and cheering the mind with that grateful
sense Of renovated health which A one OF the most
delicious feelings Of our nAtJlaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor of a
vslusbls medicine, an6 Or. S. A. Viewers Syrup
aaa Oarass e curing sEsr7 ass Of Salt Rheum, Tst-
ter, ErysiBslss, SerofuIss OleerAtsd Sores, sesld
Heaa end ali the diseases tist arc the result Of i'm
pure blood. People suffering iron these diseases
can Be be cured BY peTseveriug In the use Of DR.
weaEsT's remedies. The Syrup will purify the blood
and drive ths dissass to the surfaOe q thu skin,
when, by applying the Csrats, 8 cure is sure. It
never hIls Try it.
B9sOld by 3. =. Gaylord, O. 8. Mackenzie, =.
". sankrlds-, strong q Armstrong and Wm. Eiske,
.CsvoIand, o.
E8-sss Advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
b aost certainly valuable family edicine, Il Is
sszoh asught after for, and every day affords new
poe Of tie peculiar effects Of this preparation. In
o.a.S WheTs dtsoTdsred condition Of the stOmsohs
liver strd bowels g combined With great debility
psrvoug ssk ness, and intsnsS melancholy, its st-
fsyts .rr nuosst bsasfcial and EOBdsrfal.
~ ms 81 NJ &iRs Bitters are for ssle By T. D.
Govlord Strong 8 AFInstroRS, and @ 8. AaoksREis,
S,ss.snai ,s..-so. .Sz.-,,,.,.,,ut A., s...vhsrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
Tuu pufpNTY RITTVnsIIt

So denomlnated itOm their aatonishin, power Of
creating life ana health, from the very
ashes of the most dilapidAtsd oonstitulions-are
tISq han IN Piiis: eontsinias the s-ms ~, c6oica
ptsble extracts as the latter, IN different m dI
a. Itidr Although really less cal haFfc, than the
the alimeh tAry canal much sponsf generally slight.
" operating within three or four hoU g. and prOdu
cling adecdsd sellsa OF relief to the head and stomach
and s1hilaratIng the mind, even In less time shan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

A.5.a = A.AAAl4s
l'lo A n, hlGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StopplnF A
Girarus Ashtzbula and Painesvil "a orlT. mi
-, arrives az cleveland At 4:1s A. n. =
l9OO A. NJ hAlh IhAIh-StoppIng st all Stations
except 5ay brook, unionYiIls. Perry Me1-
ter md Nicklife, and arrive at Cleveland
l2:,0 ?. n. DAY EXPREss sTRAIN-stoup;agat AZ a..
rsEd, Ccnneant, AshtabalG and Paine9gfIlo
only, and arrives at Cleveland sf an p -
AOCOmMuDATIOA TRAIN will iesTs lonneaTf
ct SEQ A. NJ stopping at all ststionr and
arriving ct CleTeland at go Al -
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aHeaifiaes.
A GARD no THE PuBLTO.

TIE amount Of bodily and mental misery arlsing
fiOm anoGiUct Of small complaints Il incaloulablo,
and Il is therefore Of the utmost Importance thst
strict attention 70 the least and most tTiing bodily
ailments should be had tor diseases Of the body Ia.
yariAbly Affect the mind, Dr. Moihts Vegetable
Life Medicines In every Instance whore they have
been thoroughly used, have trumphed over Disease
An almost all ltd diversified forms The salutary sf-
sota d the Life Medicines have, IN hlet, been 90
established ~ the most easy safe aud perfect mode
Of troatmont ever offered 10 the public,
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G0Ml.

U0KBI OOKEllI QOKEiIl---
L 1SH.l WALLACE b son AXE AQH nAHg' n51ASlH4ls
vTff Z / -afrlp Vein COAL, which Ii superior
~ ~ thsT Coke n tbs EihRkss. We can furnish
soz uSlnq IL and Who speak Of is character IN ahs
hieheat tsruls. h. - =, 6..lI7a sfyIn
ysln SMsfTnINa o01L; and also for Domestic
Iosased trh1aedlatsly o. the line q tss Csss'
;1tch q a1T past al fhe Slata. QE1aze golie.es1
I'D II, WALLAO4 = SUI
sanuarg 81 ia RpLAs 7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

1-.'The Root Of all Evil is Ire venom
Of disease instiied into the systsm By early abuse
LadHlfsnce and excess Of any kind. This must be
erasicstsd from thu system without delays not mo-
meat should Be lost The psrniciOus use Of mercury
Wil BOt do i nay, It win injure rather than cure
TRIESEAAR Ie2& 8 isyoar only ehanes--a peru
sal ofthe book - OMAN ERAILTY, or PHYSI0-
bOGsOAL REs ARCHES" illustrated with col
red snEFAEinsa. Wii explain everything, II II
.>aly cost you ss cents.
s-d b. D.. BarroEs l9i Bleeoker st.s N. T. O-tes
Is osut.' Sent free Of PossaSeeysryvhore. ReA~ Ebs
adVo-tssuN Nsnt OF ''Trissemar7 In anoshsr column.
AIso sold b. I. r. Gaylord and William Eisks,
druggists, elsvsls lssnd, Ohio.
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GnafeetioiItfg
IOHN SOHRlNK

YIN cNnhlIAR 1T
Having removed to bis new quarters
NO. %. LYMAN,s BLOCK
OPPOSITE TnE CQHkk - s9~i u o1AAS
rrsrars r, reoeiys ths calls Of bis friends ana
me public at large. s.-st,.-. 4. - =. =.
Everything ia thc line nt ggnlecllonsfy s kePt ~
yHOLEsA Ale AND RETAIL a. Usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFkh
a vel, As The choicest saisblss served up ai no.
ueut's Dotice-
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
or the accommo,lation Of persons having bulinaal
''-' KENEETT ALE OK DRAUuHE.
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RLODD fOGDl
NLoOn EOpnl
RTrrshn MIMI

y" ~ " m
n a HulaFine from CoHsamp ption, tncipieat or
caaeFslet, q iron debility o. any klnds e erom
naSrfrI 81 aarVouG rrostfatton, brought on b. any
eaRa1f 81 ifom ucFolaloub complaints; ot from d6-
sasal 81 ths ki1ney8 o. baddsri and 70 Ladies sul
frinf en O lhs many disfrtsainE complaints their
aRI 81 iiaels %, and Whlnh easender Consumption
THE BLOOD FOOD IA -s....g.
q ecsred ss Certain and Reliable Renedy, Diner
Ing n eFarT from the patent medicines Of
the dav it chemical cor sbination a IRON SUI
PHUE and , eos RHuRyc, ofTefy great Worik, aud
nam hundrel1 be SLad and grateful testimony 70
gha benefits d hasc icrrud on them. -e
CHuRUH 3 DUPONT - BrosdFay, New York,
eoRioluanc6 u = iraua altenpted Rp0n the pablio,
oha1ga tlzB color Of the outside wrapper from REp
- TEEoW; and increased the size OF The bottle 70
QEneaa 6e very cautious in buying 70 see thai the
ko-anie Of taeir signature h on the outside Of the
grapp5r, a all othara ere cou ,teriets. Ia conse-
anonos Of the large demand Tor this article tho fol-
Rwing drugEisls heye Eh ordarea and received snp-
Hlie1 of t1e ueg Kind, VIZ!
Chas, A. KimbaIl, Nm, r. French, J, r. Hayes,
"A Efanials and samuel kiddar r., Lowell
o'ses sold hT Nm. FlSkEs DTuss'st, Cleyelands
0hsos To- 6 Bari atfarr eb@saAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

- 81 HARrFoRD, Trumbull Co., o,
hereby earthly that have been dealing in the
Gr8fsnberg Medicines for the past year and can tru-
ly say that have mover offered any medicines to tho
public that have met with the decided spProbHtiop
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
OAtholleon. They will perform all and than e
promised for them. have sold about dfty bOttlos
of the CstholiOon the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. ii. .. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1857. Medical Agent.
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n n 311777III F77llI EldUU DUILTl-
SOLD BY MosF MRDICINR DgIuEzs
<Tses q SyTAp Sli CeTate 20 cent? per Bottle.
s.I III J. N. HARRIS & Co. Prorristo-.
Tor Western States CinSinhsti dSlo
To whom al Ordsrs 5r the Rbove Nedicinss must
Bold Wholesale and RetsiI by
y. y. Gaylord, o. s. Mackenzie, William Flax.
= W. saezriders and Strong Armstrong OieVei
Rnds Ohio; BOberts & samuel, OoIuIn bus. NJ a Crs.
nam, sanduskyi Carter y Brother, Erie, Pa
Weayer'e salt Rheum Syrup and jerafs fs sold nv
O4g sSnll q DSOensE mao
1T IS EYERYB0DY'S FRIEND
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l-'... lanmbiHs,
a p. BOWER,
a9lilllMRrN.

MILLINERY Go0DSI-N q W
~. y S. PORFER, o ssassi Street,
. a Tsoslpt q new and (, choice q 2, stee6 g q
y ~ ComuTlEinG s
Esu 9tvle ahlrnsd Hafs, Flowers ltio1onsi MeuTu-
- NEW FTELH RATS FOR OathDkEH.
rl9-7fs. rFini FarisfF Of ossGonsble and hzhloa-
80 aoni9 ct enuI1arz9eu- LoGiea ere pectui3
t--1tss % crlI End e1amine.
ts' 49, MAKING done % order IN the very best
- Eaarlf Ra3
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CONNECTIONS

Connections made at Monr0sviIle With tbs g.,
a,1sAyl EAnsneld and Newark Z. E.. az l'lyde S-itk
Lne eanaqsky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r. a Frs
slth the Mienigan southern 4 Northern Indisns
snq I9lego and msbash Railroads foF ChicaFo ~
Oairos Alton stLopis, and al points West, Rorth.
Trains arrive IL Cleveland from Tc edo ana tn
Ssndusky AZ 9l5 A. N. -
C.,-, ,,.-.s...sf Il. D. RUCKER,
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~ y TIE 9RHTENBEB9
MARSHALL'S UTERINE GATE
H0NfE TEGTTNONY,

3 In this connection oner IeW testimonials.
q "1 amt Methodist Clergyman, and whom on my
circuit have met with many women trOubled With
the diseases CT which you edvertiss marshAifs Ute-
Tipe OatholicOn as cure. have udVised its and
it has effected comPlete cure Wheressr 4 has been
ussd. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

hUMB BELLSlWE HAVE AN
3xtensive s5soFtmento Of
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and you have permanent Cure,
The OkAATG has proved Itself 10 Be the best Oiut-
nlent ever inY9ptsdi and where once used, Il hss
nsser 1pen known g fail q elleeting permauent
cure q old sOreg, Ietter and RihyWorf gcad Haqds
ChAblains, and Frost Bitea, BRrber's fGch Chspped
the Face. And for F- VI
soRE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
she Cerate Il The only thing REQUIRED % curs n
should be kept In the house OF every FAMILY
! nlranLLn... A n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

The military occupation Of Cairo at the
junction of the Mississippi and Ohio, by Lin
coins mercenariss, and the stopping and seiz-
iDg vessels, will stir up the bFA-est men on
this continent 10 arms None Of the States
that lie on those streams will ever submit to
this high-hAnded proceeding.--RSehmOnd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23


80 we'll regulated and proportiOaate quantity OF
hile upon the stomach Ia always requisite for the
promotion Of sound hsalth-it stimulates digestion
and keeps the intestinal canal tres from all Obstruc-
tions, Mhsa there 10 defeien Of bile, the body
Is cOnstantly costiye On tbs other hand, an over
abundance Of the bile causes frequent nauss0 in Ghe
Htomaeh and often promotes very severe attacks OF
dtaenhe. which sonetimes end IN death. .... l. f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

Aleut. henSlhN, AeUe % tnS CNAsNN
Navy, Is trying to earn ansms for smersneae'
&c has twice 'iooledo our msn-of-War by
sending up night signals according to TIE
rules OF the regular signal book But ne
has only shown bis want Of sense hy suggest
lug what might be ruse Of the rebels IN
Hrhting times II be again succeed In get
ting recognition from shs Sect, twill either
be because be is aimed at on the yard arm,
or an account Of some impossible annihila-
ton Of our Flag Lieutenlnis. At the same
time ali ships officers would do wen to bear
II mIud that IN Tsxas and Florida, resigned
oficerS use the privste service signals sue
osssfally. Lieut.. RenShaw Is now oommo-
dols Of four C5ufedeeate naval vessels, which
may, without exaggeration, ee dubbed, the
Ss5tilas war Hset. Be Is working hard 70
make the old wrecked steamer FaltoE q soE
his Gag ship, and II she be toe rotten e suit
tlat purpose there Is ne sound plank II teE
hull. 30 ID tr1e - TF Fa t9s
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MoFFATs PILIs AND BITTERs II.

But It is unnecessary to enumerate the many case
In which these purely Vegetable Medicines haF,
been srccessful, but let US Inquire Why they 50
universal in their happy effects
because they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and thus re.
move all cause Of disease in ths system.
Because they act powerfully upOn the pecretions Of
tho body, and remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but iuvig-
crate it-thps requiring restF Ifnt from leasure
or business during their operation.
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CERATE AND OINTMENT,

" taking the Syrup As directed, Il will drive
skin, iew abbllestions of ljr. WcaSsr's III "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

8 Professor Of Eiectr0patky and Eedtciass
D~0Hiee No. NJ Ontario street. u9 esa1rss ~
door ffom the Public Square
(laics hour Gum 70 j and nom 70 GoloeA
daaly, (eundays szespeed.l S
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MOFFAT's LIFF Pills 3 PHGNIx BITTER.

MORFAT's LIFE PILLS PHGNEX BITTERs
OuFs Dyspepsia By thorOuEhly cleaning the frst
and eecond stGmAchs, aud creating how OF pure
healthy bile, instead Of tho stale and acrd kind
FlRtnlency, Loss Ot Appetite, Heartburn Headache,
RestlessneEs, Ill Tenlpsr, Anxiety, LAngour aud
Melancholy, which are the general symptoms Of
Dyspepsia, viii vanish, as natural eohseQuonce Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
with trans for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin-
netl 81 Lo2ts, ci ana al the trains going eastward
connect st Dunkirk with the trains cf tt ~ r q II
Railroad aud al Buffalo With thoss OF ts NeJT Y-i-
Central and Buffalo 3 New York City Railroai1
H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup'f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

We bsg % call the tsqntiOn Of the public % ibis
long tested and unriVGlied -
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In affections Of the head. sick headache or nervous
headache these Pills will be found 70 possess the
most aalutAry efficacy. sr.EHl. d .in.- r .IlT-
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pILRsI PILFsii plLEslII

DR.. MOFFAT's LIFE MEnI0fNRS nm -.s
should be taken IN the early stages Of Bilious Com
plants and IL perseYered In strictly according %
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@atl Apaaa.
CiLRYELAND { PTTT8BUR58 !
HAIL ROAD,

70 iaks ssei On Monday, May 18Th, 1851 Trains
s:B A. ANAL for Pittsburgh WSssi53- = ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA. |F-f " "'i--a aAr at9E
'so p HAASooEEmodati0n Aeon for Alliance and ilisr..
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Meyeland. 10 8. -. = RI ? g 3 !
NLEYELAND 4 ERIE hi n

lS5l. SUN 4ER ARRANGEMENT. tssl.
Trains vii run as f5liovs = - '-9-
~ LEAVE CLEVFbAFD
2:25 4. n. EXPRESS NALL TltAI IH--gtu-,,s,,.- ..
an stations except Euclid, Wiekiifis. Nan
tof Perry, DnionFtiie, SaybrOOk FairTisvT
and sGanYlliei and arrives Ct Eria Al Isstf
80. ~ lunEirk a;Ql p. r.. Buffalo 4;25 > n
800 ?. n UlAOtNNATI EXPRESS IRA ATN-sto5-
ping At Painesyile, Ashtahuln End (4ir,lrf
9ql{, and arrives a Erie TO P. n D6n-
-. kirk q so ?. =, Buffalo at l0s25 P r.
80 ?. y. CONhEAuF .ACCOMMODATION-sto
poo P n N1aiT ExPREss rRAIN-stOD0,Dv :.
fa1nesYliia, AshtsbulC and Girard orfV-and
arrives At Erie az 1910 A. n, Dunl[frk a
400 IN, Buffalo 3.20A.u =, =
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ars from tha very verge OF Al untimey grave AiteI
ali the aeeop I've noatrums Of the day have lnHarA
bly, hiled 80 great, inde8d, has their eieaey lnvA.
riably and iniAlllbly prOVe, that Il has appeared
scarcely less than mlraoul. ug 70 those who wert
acquainte6 vita the beautifully philOaop hical prin.
Clniss nron which they ArO compounded, and up0r
which they eouseq uantly aet I was TO their man.
iest and stnsibl0 action In purifying the prIngs ao
channels Of life, End enduring them with renewed
tone and vlgOr, tbns they we're indsbtRd tOT thslf
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CONNROTI0Ns.

BOth If1tii3 make direcs CONNECTIONS Win Jiz,r
ytysnia Lsailroad for Baltimore, PhladelDbia ~
loIK ana EostCn. Also with baltimore ohio Raii.
Ioaa @ i9r baltimore and Washington CITY AIso os,
hees et ~ y adslni9r Akrcn and Miilersbur7
4, Time BY this route ~ quick and -ssra v-ir5 -
Aa9 same a. by Northern Lines 70 Now York
= = ~ ,,,.r.,, }. N. MCCULLOUGH, Supst
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ANTHR0SIA oHR0H IOA, or OHR0NIC RHEU.
MAT1S h.-The69 diseases which arc among the
most painful, and, by guoFRnt treatment the LnOet
tnveteTate to which suffering humanity Is liable are
cured, speedily and permanently cured, By proper
course Of the Life Pills and Phoenix BitteFSs
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oolonsl Anderson Acknowledges the receipt
Of a sword presented him by the citizens of
Trenton. Mass. and adds:
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l1lElIANlEMENT nm
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-. daily (sundsys eEceptod) as foiloV-l "a ~
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toti Oberlin. Nskeman, NorTaIF N,sS-es
Ylllei Bellevue, Clyde, Ffeasont 49,,
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40 60 600 2. A., Detr0it At 200 y II > ---r
seO p NJ IhrOugh mail-stOpping at al Stafiona -
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dusky at s:l5 P. Il. -
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nroeTiile, Bellevua, Clyde, Frsmonf -
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