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REFORM.
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Consumti1n an Pulmonary Complaints Fever Serofna
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These remedies prsptu in LG5ora0ry under
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THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-07

For those who wish get f.om that awfa disease
full description Of all the rens lies usc for it, with care
fu statement of the results and other useful Information
Plicc 10
The information in this Is not to be f5un any works
published. ohttinab from any source These
boots pdbisied ans white paper AMI beautifully
bound.
Any of the above works vi be maie free on recent OF
price, in stamps, money the in talsst,elt
bound volnmu for oNE DOLLAR No family sioult be With
tlsn The illustrate with beautiful errlsines
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10 the young Of botl suffering from Secret III hits
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To fEaALEs WAC want sAFE PtstsExr and SURE rerels
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TIE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple renels easily obt,inet nr the
Diseases IN ri, ia fnrnS with fexptntons of the
symptoms, diet bths, and exercise, Prce 80 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04

The question having been very properly
mooted as TO what the United States Gov
ernment ought 70 do now and hereafter
with the captured rebels, We venture 3
word upon the subject.
Ia our opinion they ought 70 be sent
North sad imprisoned in the maHy fort.
resses scattered throughout the Northern
States, and which can hardly beput to
better purpose at present. We hsVs sever
al in our own Stats which might Be used in
this way tOadvantsge.
The rebels might thus be keptin con-
fnsment till the end of the war and then
tried for treason. small companies Of vol.
Gaisers only, would be required 70 garri.
son these iorsresses and keep guard over
the prisoners. Many RhO are prevented
from active participation IN defence o
their country by circumstances beyond
their control, viii also be enabled TO sery'
their country, Be near their friends anC
Acquire soma knoWla &c of military disei
pine, By setting as guards oVsr the prison
The sboVe proposition from the Detro;
ADVERTISER g feasible and sensible. O An,
beihf hsrs, ist he rascally aeosssionist
5bsatae 70 psy for their own support, peni
tRnessy fashion, By performing al u
labor necessary 70 strengthen OF keep 1
sspaif the fortresses which are nase tbei
tprisons. They night also be adsanaesou,
u ssi % Fork making and repairing arm
snd other nnnitions Of war, &c.
Asei ~ ataaaaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
PIaa q .bs oangalsn il vlrslala.
4 wa.hIngtaa dIsp.teh . me Herald says

A Washington dispatch to the Herald says;
-li7 .WAsHiSaTox, May 81, 1861.
/ The rebel Congress will never meet ia
Richmond. It is the fixed discrimination Of
the government to have possession of that
hot bed of secession before the Fourth Of ia
ily. No less than ninttY thousand freemen OF.
the North, strong with the Consciousness of
fighting for a right cause, and amply provided
with ali the requisites of successful warfare,
will be moving towards the capital of the i'll
fated Old Dominion in less than two weeks,
and sweep thu last vestige Of reason from
this side Of James river, ere the people OF the
leyal States WIN unite in celebrating the ma
tioual anniversary. OF the ninety thousand, !,
thirty-aye thousand viii push onward from
this point towards the Blue Ridge, to meet
the rebels in battle should they attempt
to dispute their advance, and cut of
the retreat Of their secession forces at
Harp,Ts Ferry. Twenty thousand wiz in
wade Virginia soil under General Patterson,
| from southeastern Pennsylvania. Twenty
thousand. under Gen. Mcclellan, will cut
their way towards Winchester and Stras-
burg and fifteen thousand, under Gen. But
/ ler, aided by, naval force, will gradually
make their way up James river.
z Gen! Mcclellan. will not trace the wind
ings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after
concentrating his forces al Grafton, but will
follow the turnpike from that point to Win
chester. A strong force viii be collected in
Virginia, in addition to the corps darmse Of
Gen. Sherman, for the protection Of the
Unionists in that section AID diversions to-
wards the southwestern portion Of the State.
The control ofihe railroad extending fran
Richmond, via Lynehburg, across Southern
virginia through Tennessee, is said to be
one Of the main points Of Gen. SCOTS plan
for the summer campaign. With its posses
sion, and theocrupation Of Memphis, seces.
sion in Tennessee viii soon be crushed out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
The Ola Church AT AlsxandrIa.

A letter writer from Alexandria Sayg
The next day we were enabled to examine
the old church. Il was built in 1856, Of
brick brought from England. A magnificent
ivy festoons the rear aud the side adjoining
the street. The interior has been much al
tered, except the pulpit and pew in which
Washington sat It has been kept in good
repair, both within and without, and looks
comparatively neT. On either side of the
pulpit-placed there when the church was
first erected lis marble slab; on one en-
craved the Ten Commandments, on the other
the Lords Prayer, the Confession Of Faith,
and the Golden Rule. $40
On the left hand side near the pulpit is the
SQUARE pew, just as when Washington left it.
With uncovered head we entered and sat
where he did, and thought if "Angels and
spirits Of Just men made perfect could weep
in the paradise above, what burning tears be
must shed for his Needing country.
From The vestry room the sexton brought
his family Bible printed IN lf72, presented
to the "parish Of Fairfax ? by George W. P,
Gusts. fl8J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
From WAsHINGTnN.

ll WAsHNeT6N, June 3.
The Times dispatch says Fairfax Court
House is occupied by threeregiments of Fed
eral troops. Two additional regiments will
be statioued there in a day or two. ari Z
The New York 7th Regiment viii proba-
bly, soon be re-mustered into service and
detailed to the camp on Staten Island to
instruct new leYies. E
Lieut.. Col. Enysrt and Capt. Cshill, of one
of the Kentucky regiments, have arrived to
make arrangements for the acceptance and
care of troops.
R. N, Corwin is here as agent of the State
to look after the wants and the Oommlssuy
Department of tae Ohio troops. -s.'i
A London letter says that probably Col.
Fremont will take with him IL, 600 rihesand
a Park Of Artillery, say forty II pounder
rifled cannon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
European Arms ior the soulh,

A gentleman has arrived in New York
from New Orleans, who says that the statement
made that a British vessel had brought to
New Orleans 275, 900 stand Of arms, is untrue.
He was on board Of the vessel, and having
heard the report he made inquiries and learn
ed from the officers that no arms had been
brought out in her at all. They said, how
ever, that they had heard at Liverpool that
arms were to be sent to New Orleans by a
Bremen vessel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
How the zounrs. Live.
i Washington letter sayE

n Wa9aAA6 AoA loss@A - =
The Zouaves seen TO beubiquitous. They
are everywhere. You cau't go anywhere
without meeting them Not a nook or cor
ner they have not explored. They spread
themselves Ike ants all over the sariaee Of
the land, aud are the very terror fthe rebels
By dint OF perseverance and economy they
live well, and they have provoking Way.o OF
getting things, it is said. They fish, they
dig oysters, they catch crabs, they get new
milk, they have Spring chickens for break
fast, lamb and peas for dinner, and they have
strawberries and cream for desert. And ye1
do not know thatany enc complains Of ex-
cesses. They certainly ara the most peace
able end auietlof men, and witball general
iaxorits5@ They are the standirg-and NOV
inQ-sensation, With "a Jolly, devil-msy-carS
prestige I understsha that 1t is their cpin-
is-that- Old Point Is "a capital watering
place. , Z II " c lI tl4lLi x tl'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04

s ST. JoHNs, May 81.
Prince Albert, from Galway, May 81, ar.
rived here this evening with two days later
advices.
Political news unin portant. d z
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Cotton sales for two
day., including Monday, 1900 bales, good
10 spectators and ex porters. Market closed
stetay with more tons. l
Bread-stuffs steady Corn dull. Provisions
steady. ConsOls generally slk to 9ls
money.
The Queen Of Spain has signed the decree
for the annexation Of San Domingo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04

The first number Of the evening edition
Of the Morning Leader came 70 hand last
evening, through the unWearied kindness Of
the Express Messenger Of the OieTeland &
Toledo Railroad. Il viii inrnilh the latest
news up to the evening reports and will be
a adesideratum to those who ere 50 circam-
sEanced as 70 receive It. We are in for the
Evening Leader, and hope the Publishers
wiz remember as with it daily.-Saadusky
RgiIfr. 81
You shall not be forgotten, brothers Of
the Register.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
nIOYFlIFNT OF TKOOPs.

-'T-W TN--F-l .
ToWnsend's, s, Hawkins and Wilson's reg
iments expect to leave Wednesday for For
tress Monroe, fully armed and equipped
Scott Light Guard regiment start to day
for the seat of war.
Times Washington dispatch says T. d.
Smith of Vermont is appointed Consul at
Odessa, in place of Mr.. Arnold Of Illinois
transferred to st. Petersburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
.TELEGRAPHIC.
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LATEST NEWS !!
NAVAL BRIGADE RETURNS TO NEW
YORK.
This Afternoons Report,
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNSToN, June B.
There is no doubt that three of the six
commissioners appointed by the Legislature
of Maryland have waited on JEFF. Davis.
No information has been obtained here To
show that their assertions, as instructed, have
officially visited President Lincoln.
TIE plan Of organization for volunteer
forces described in the general order, May
4th, is so modified as TO allow one surgeon
and one assistant 10 each regiment, to be
appointed by the governors Of the respect
i've States, subjec, to thu approval Of the
Secretary Of War. aas
Lieulenants Chamblis and Horton, having
rendered their resignat ons to avoid being
called upon for active service, their names
have been stricken from the Army.
Writs Of habeas corpus, returnable on
Tuesday, were granted in the case Of the
three men arrested in Mlryland, charged with
bridge burning, and removed to York. The
writs were addressed - Judge Cadwallader,
brother of the General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
FRoM FORTR 3 nI0NRoR.
FORTREis MONROE, June 2, I
via Blltimore. June 8. I

wa Baltimore, June ..
By order Of the War Department the Ma
val Brigade was net accepted, but returns
to New York to o-night. Their arms and
ammunition are retained by order Of Gen.
Butler, who is placed in the most embar-
lassihg position by the presence Of the
Brigade. 4 d ...-q
Col. Bartlett, in midnight expedition to
the Rib Raps fell from the parape., breaking
his ankle and receiving internal injuries. He
is delirious to-day. An emeute is expected
when the news is annOunced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
~ Forces a VirrIula,

a correspondent Of the Pittsburgh ChTOn-
iels says that the federal soldiers captured a
Secession flag at Grafton. Thirty-twO li1tls
girIs, draped IN white, came out from Graf
ton after the SeeessiOnists had run, to cheer
the citizen troops, and bid them welcome,
and the women cried and shouted with joy.
One Of the soldiers told him that they were
thieves, as before stated--pillaging and
robbing the whole neiehborbOod. =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
SECOND EDITION.
DEATH or MR. DoUGLAs.

CmcAeO, June 3.
Senator Douglas died at nine o'clock ten
minutes this morning. His remains viii be
taken from here On Wednesday to Washing
ton.
Those in atten lance at the time were Mrs.
Douglas, DR.. Miller, Mrs. Cults, ]. Madison
Cuts, Jr., Washington; D. P Rhodes, Cleve-
land; DR.. McYickar, Spencer c. Benham, DR..
Hay. Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
Military Festival.


In Rochester, few days since, company
had an election, whereUpOn the successful
candidates, anxious to initiate their men into
the style of living most IN vogue with army
soldiers Inactive service, invited the members
to feast, Of which the following is the bill
Of fare; U6
Rat Tail, Bean, Canary Bird, Eel, Dat Neal.
t4i fROAsTs.
Roast Cow, Dog, Owl, Puppy.
BOIEED.
Owl, Fig, ben, Goldfish.
- ERfEp. r
Oysters, Pancake, Calf, Kitten. ssga
VEGETABLES.
ColdPoiAioss, Grass Hay, Oats, Corn, Let
tuce, Strawberries, Haybsrries, Blueberries,
Ril6ar-ias, i7fft1ll
DESERT. t
Apple Pie, Puppy Pie, Monkey Pie, Soup
Pie, Nice Cream, Hickory Nuts, Cocoa Nuts,
Butternuts.
ei BEVERAGES. 7.r
Canal Water, River Water, Filtered Water,
Beer with Sleeps Kidney a ia Rice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04

A letter from on board the Niagara of
Charleston harbor says
On Sunday last warlike demonstration
was made towards the Niagara By two armed
steamers, accompanied Is far as the bar by
thirty or forty large launches apparently
well armed and filed with men. So soon AZ
the steamers got out We made chase, ha., be.
fore we could bring them within range Of
our eleven -inchers, they popped Ia over Ire
bar, and made for the city. By their ma
neuvres, they evidently wished 70 decoy db
into shoal Rater. We expect them 70 make
a. attack every day, - efsi -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04
PROM WAsHINeTON.
WAsHIvaTox. June 3.

WAsHISGToS, June 3.
Last night a squad of Secession cavalry
made dash at the out posts Of the 2sth New
York Regiment, and fred upon them. A
scouting party pursued the enemy, who re-
treated. 4. .....aa F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-04

A Brennan journal contains the following
advertisement: g A young gentlemaR on the
point Of getting married, is desirous OF meet
ing a man Of experience who viii dissuade
him f0n sach @ step q 81 75sir1lsrsl-as