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10 YOU WANT WHIsKERs2
DO YOU WANT wHIsKERs7
DO YOU WANT A MUsTAOHEl
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACME1
~ BELLIN GHAM'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED

STIM TING ONGUENT
FOR THE WHISKERS AND HAIR.
The subscrf bers take pleasure iH announcing to
the citizens the United States that they have OBJ
tained the Agency for, and are now enabled to offer
to the American public, the above justly celebrated
and world renowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
Is prepared by DR.. O. p. BELLINGHAM, an eminent
Physician Of London and Is Warranted to bring out
a thick set Of
WHISPERS OR MUSTACHE
in from three TO six wooks This article is the only
one Of the kind used by the French, and in London
and in Paris 1t Is in universal use.
1t Is beautiful economical, soothing, yet stimu-
lating compound, acting as If BY magic upon the
TOOts causing beautiful growth OF luNuriant hair.
If applied to the scalp, will cure BALDN ESS, and
TO spring mp in place Of the bald spots fine
growth Of hair Applied according 70 directions, IL
will turn BED ortONY hair Dark, and restore gray
hair to its giHl color, eavngit BOtt, smooth and
flexible. The-.O NGCENTh Il an indis pensable ar
tcle In every ntleman toilet, and after week
tn would not tor any confederation be without
It. The subscribers the only gents for the ar
tcle IN the United States, 10 whom all orders must
be addressed.
Price-One Dollar Box. For sale By all Drug
Rists and Dea ers; q box OF he s0nguent" war
ranted to have the desired eel Wll hs sent to any
who desire it. by mail ldirsCll Securely packed, on
dress HORACE i. ELsEafAN / CO.,
Druggists, Ec.,
fsb2I:sisdtw q Wiiiiums st., N Y.
rs For sale BY E. A. Palmer, Drusgist corner Of
Prospect and Erie Streets and strong Armstrong,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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- sold syaIywher,, aud BY +. y. Gaylord, Wm.
f'sks, O. s. ilackenEie, strong Armstrong, aRd
q. ". sackrider. Cleveland, o.
Hae-san Advertisement In another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

T AM NOW SELLING GOALOIL
LAMpS AZ less than Auction priees TlirSv srg
going on fast. Call snd look and Be ssfonishod
y 8. BARRIE.
MARI lf7 Supsfin7 sflraaf
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4inantial.

EORETGN EXtH ANG E.---
X S--f.s : 7,,,. - - n fiom s. upWuri1, On
5gis1-S ~ FTa1fe and an the rrlnepll glttca %
9srmsny. On Franksori, Berlin, Lslpts slsnns
Nnr9SISfsr- {assal Cologne EA-,ll So 1l-l--A
i,-ffssrs ts1heirn and Rl19le- Agf aa.e ~ -
'-,ss75 100 > - RETTBER0 9 HAUslAhA.
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OOAL AND CARBON OILS-AT
Y greatly reduced prices arothsoomrBon A..
ti5ls Also some that one else ~ the civ fseps
MARI 10 sliperio- -t---,t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

H-"The Root Of al Ryir' Is the venom
0i dilsas. lnstllsd Into che system By oary abuse
indulrsnoo aud excess Of any kind. This must Be
eradicated l,on tsylten without dalay; noi mo-
meut tuholl d iQtt. The pernielour use Of msroury
VIII not 60 III nay, itvnl inure rather than cure.
TRInsE1ltR ], 3 4 s. s. yoar only chanco--a porn-
sal Of the hook ''HUNAN FRAIETV. or PHYsio-
LOGtuA { aESEARCHEsH Illustrated with col
orod onrrayinra. Nid explain everything. il viii
only cost you IS cents.
sold By Dr.. Barrce, ls7 Prince st., n. Y. rrioe .
cents. Ssnt ffse Of postage everywhere. Read the
aavsrt ieeint Of ffrie1sEar'' in smother solunib
Also sold b =. =, Gaylord aud William Fiake,
DrfeiSts. Cleveland, Qhio
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-. IHQgsASps 5Ililll 81 8, 9E lI l3 qAsEsI

It not only relieves the ehfd from pain, but infig
crates the stomach and beels correcl1 ascidig ana
almost instantly relieve -l5lilIlL1
GRlPING IN THE BOWELS, aud WIND UuLtJ
and oTsrcome8 commissions, which Il n0t 5poodily
remedied, end in death. We believe fhe bgst am
safest remedy In the WORLD In a clseg o. DgsnieT7
snd Diarrhwa in children, whether il arises irum
Testhing, or any other cause. We would sag b cv-
cry Mother who has child suffering IRON any 81 he
- ~ - -es5, ~ -
suffering Child and tho relief that viii Le trne see.
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the Of thiE Hiicina
ntInely used. Eull directi0l Tor using viii arcum-
any each bottle None genuine unless fhr- ar-
smile Of CURTIS q PEkkihS, New YORK, b On
the outside WRAPPER. Sold by Druggists f0us Wont
the World.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BuTfLE
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WnsnlE Of man yieid liz rnlq.io'tO tbe

KIssuAS D., May 80, 1850.
J. N. HARRIs a CO., GEN1s hare ioT 3 few
months past used Perry Davis rain Killer for Dys-
persia and Liver Complaint, and must say It has
done better for me than any ether medicine that 1
have ever tafcn.
A iriend Of mine was allieted With severe cough
and vas permauently cured by its use. can re-
commend & e q Valaable medicine to be kept in sv
~ housa Yours, &C.
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80 1.rAlTTlrONY.

In tbfr connection We oHe- . lev testimonials nv
sIss11s Methodist Ois rgy man, and when on q =
- i,-1s NET With many women troubled with
for which ysu advertise Marshalls Ute
i S ~ NATION a 3 cure. have advisedig ase and
Il baS sfiected complete cure whereTer L has been
n.n5 : - Rev. PETER SHARP
U'ed' s t- l.-. Western Star, Ohio.
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soRoFuLA- oR-KINals EVIL,

= A "UONSIIIU DID
EASE. corruption Of the blood, By which this
huid becomes Yitiatsd, weak, and poor. Being ~
the circulation, Il peTvades the whole body and may
burst out IN disease any part % r. 10 or5ln i8
free from It's attacks, there ue which n may
not destroy. The scroiuluus taint D TaTiQusly
caused by merCurial disease foW living, disordred
or unhealthy food, impure air, eth and Allg nah-
its the depressing vices, and Above a BY the Fene
real infection. WhA ever be its origin &c Ia hereii-
tary in the constitutions Descending ifSin parents
10 children unto tbs third aad iocrth ganerltloni
indeed, L seems 10 Be the rod nf Him Who sayb, u
will visit the iniquities Of the fathar9 ppqn their
children"
It's edects commsncs b. deposition from the blood
Of corrupt ulcer0u5 mattef, winch, In the lungs
llTsr and internal organs Is termed tuberciesi 10
the glands sEeingai aud On the surface eIu pii9ts
OF sores. This foul corrup tions heh eders 70 tne
blood, deprBsses the energies Of e 20 that sefolu-
lous CONSTITUTIONS not only suffer nom scr0idloua
complaints, but they have far less power % With
stand the attaska Of other diseases; conseqnonilY
vast numbers perish By disorders which, 1ltlough
not scrofulous In thslE natuTes ars stl Fderd ~
tai b this taint in the systam. Most o. ne con
sumption which dclnlates The human iallg has rs
origin directly IN this scroiulous confanliliation
and many destructive diseases u The liver kidney s.
brain, and indeed. q al the organs arise nom OF
Ere aggravated by the same cause
One quarter Of all people are acrotulouai then
persons are invaded By thl lgfking lnlection auQ
their health Is undermined b g. loead1o q truln
the system must reIoyate the hiood Dy a. alters
tive medicine and inYg0rEtai it bF hrafhT iood ana
exercBe. such medicine We supply 70
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For sale By STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG Agsnts
- Superior street Cleveland --r ..I
BzS- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp, the genuine
article, for sale BY Churchill Brothsr Dtusgllts

y lIr8. v InaIOW 3 o0QLlIII8 cITIlT 10 E9IIIIf
article, for sale BY Churchill BgothsE DEusglsts
DOYYEAU LAFECTEUR'S7 ROB,
authorized and adopted b. The Medical Facul-
ty Of France, and supplied % the french NAVY. This
Sarsaparilla, Iodine and mercury. Il "a recommeud
ed and used in the hospitals Of runce Tor Esliers-
Abscesse8 cancers, Ulcers ecrofu, ecurTg, tluur-
Aibus, GOut, RheuH1atls1l aches, pains and 81 al
sections OF the skin The R0B Is especially useful ia
the Of the Syphiiitic Diseases desisnated Pri-
nary secondary and Tertiary. Directions lnd GER
tcates accompany each bottle Price 81 pcr bottle
Sold in Cleveland By Gaylord and Hamm0udi Drug
gists, No. l20 SuperiOr st. The trade supplied by ad
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de ST. GarF1i8 " Rue isheTs
Paris ~ tg Hrnad sf " 81 afelf.Rn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

MANHOoDI
Row Losr. ION RRsroREp

ROW LOST. how RESTORED.
just published on the RataFe, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of spormatorrhea, OF seminal Weak
ness, sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions aud impoten y, resulting from aolabnse,
90. BY Roht J. C1lyerWuli, m. D. sentunaer seal
n plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on re-
oelpt oftso stamps, BY Dr.. Chas. j, o. kline, ~
Bouery, EeW York. Post 0mes Box, No 1855.
msrllsdaW-aI0
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M0NRY AnVANnEn-

os0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
S0U. .UUU Il s9Rs p szsi,-sa ths old 5tand
~ ! -,sii -noV1n " WAGkEE'S o. fIgEr-on ascuritle9
~ .vsrr Ind, viz. DIY iootsi 1rdllarci lold 1a4
SiI.- pisfs 81 Itches, damon jee lr7 lrears
Hathinq furniture Carpets, Pianeal AffqEll Paint.
ne8, General 4ercnanollel ane teEs9eel Ll9s--4 L9s@
3r7fpalI ltrictlyI ,iTutq. kEtao aollhel-l Wlsl---
~ JsWelrF fsr 5ale a 1aE7eln1.
= WI. WAGH 81, ollco 2 o. > 80 = n, a.
Corner alrori1r gtreeti elar 60 A. ~ ',-Si-
U1thlng s3ofs, ~. rT1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

Covporxn FxTRlcT 81 SlRsApARIILA.

CoNPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLAi
the most efectuA1 remedy which the medical skill
onr times can devise for this everywhere prefaliin8
and fatal mala It iB combined from the most a.
tive reulsdials that have been discovered or ne -.
pnrgaton Of this foul dsor1eE irol NJ ploalt anu
the rescue Of the system tro1n tis lonae-
quences. Henoeit should -be employed tor the go
Of not only Scroiual but also those other ati,l
which arise from Il, such a. EHuPTfNl AZ oAlh
DISEASES, ST. AEIHONT's kIRE, k0sEs or khlslFf-
las, PINPLEs, RusTuLE5, BLQIcEEsf blalNsl und
BOILs, TUNORs, TEETEE and SALT hHuEni hcAip
HAD, RIEgWoRN,- klLEU1lATIslI, SrPh1Lirlc and
MERCURIAL DtsEAgEs, -UR0rsT, DTsPEPslAs DEuii-
IfX, and indeed, ALI. CosFLAINTa AlR1sIE9 FRoH
VTfIATED on lMPURE BLoob. he popglar belle ili
ssimpurity Of the blood is founded IN truth, u
scroiula IS degeneration Of the blood. The partir-
ular purpose and virtue Of thil 1lr2lIla d 20 pi-
rify and regenerate this vital huids without Whi
tutiOns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04
TWELVE YEARS AGO

1901 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOOls the success Of several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with tue great natural laws, induced their establish
ent A. an incorporated institution under act Of
the Iregislature by the title Of III = GREFEhBEkG
COMPAAYrof New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the arm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully Justthed the honor
conferred upOn the Association by Legislative en-
actment and they have reason to iee great pride N
CON pairing their success with medical Academies al
30 Chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testi-
n,ouy from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public Journals
par witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the m
stitutiOn thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day. TIL y X 1
FNBERf3 CONT ny hiss ever been and will be q
isi - f-5,sfIvorf NV medium for tha res torafion
Of health 10 the afflicted and all who are suffering
NAV address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution areiucialy set forth in II Gkk-
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH an tnyaluabls
medical work published for family USE and there
fore sold at the nominal prioe OF 2 ceuts Tor which
sum il Is mailed Tree TO any part OF Lne country - -
The health Of American W omen, diseases Of ghll-
dren and the more obscure and chronic corr plantai
~ we'll a. the common diseases incident TO this coun-
trv have received the attention Of this institution
and IL Is enough say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the pubic
have conhded to ther skill.
Their series Of Melienes embrace eleven different
vsmedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
= trsctions accompanying each article Ihe Meql-
d. e 20 which We wish to call the attention Of the
clh ' Females afflicted with disease is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

j. B. COBB & co.
1876 SUPERIOR ST.
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:. ,aAIiIa 81. 1TTERINE NE N - IGIGTHOLIooN,

HANS ,Here,s as q certain IN cases ncconlpa-
which u f5s foIsSWing symptoms lrregulari tie6s
MED with Taintness, Dsranged Appetite, ssll0W s
Complexion, = Fea1 az Rosa sugs FeverishIess, Neu
Cold 114h1sa aon Of the Hesrt, BlL1lhess Aert-
oss5 Heada, -, Restlessness2 Cr.yS III ~
Iii - - 1aaT1, General Patnl SLeels ~
ElQshes o. tIe di ond between the Sh0ulaeEs3 Ael9
stomach, NS5seS, Lndieestion' R;a RiS1 Burnins Or
yIlle WI y - n wine organs, Might mare ~
III Sstsries AIxi, W Res see heFToes W
pAIi ~ ysS ,t4tin ssl0n, Irritable IempeIi -.
ing nt4Il llhes 9tt g EiatgienCe, Eioateq hno
4fTs1iSE 4PeSs Bowels GnP ,sant PsSaSi h f tbs Lm
teIile ~ ~ w. Rev ildernant, k0iene1s N me
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04
3aetlitines. 5.f@

TT CURES DIPTHERIAl
1T IS EvERY BoDYs FRiEEDIi
Ia.J HyERTBODY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN killer.
We ask the attention Of the public to tiils long
tes ted Apd unriyalled b. fr. lr..f.r-
FAMILY MEDICINE
IL has been iavorAbly known for more than TWEEN
sands of testimonials showing this Medicine 70 be
ERVEB FAILING REMEDY
for diseases caused by OK aifehded upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, FeYer and Agla, HeadGchs,
Bilious Fever, Pam IN the Side, Back and
boing, ss we'll es U the Joinis Limbs;
Hearalgla Rheumatic Pains
..t iu any part Of thB sys-
ten, T0Othachs
and Pains 10 the Head and Face.
As q BLOOD PURIFlER and TONIC for the
SF0hAqHs it seldom fails 70 cure DYSPEPSIA, Indi-
kidney Complaint, sick Heanaohe, Piles Asthma
or Phthisie, RinEWprmE, Boils, Felons, = hitloWs,
the system. SORE FHR0kT 3 quickly cured by
gergling the Threat With Fain ktller and Vater.-
3 II is also promptsnd sure Rel tmedy Ter .I .
' OBAMP AM. PAIN
in the Stomach. Phintgr5' ooic, DIArrhoaa, Dy5en-
terry summer gemplaipt, phgleEs Morbus,
Onplefa lnlauLuNls gcatQ3t GnllDl ANS
Burns, sprhtns, Bruises, Frost r
Bites, as we'll a. The
stings Of insecB, -.... f
Scorpions, @
Oentipedes, and the Bites OF Poisonous Insscts.
See directions Accompanying Each Bottle.
IL has bsan tested IN every variety ofclimate and
BY almost every Nation known TO Americans. IL Is
the almost constant compan on and inestlmsbs
frienu Of the Missionary and the TruyeleT,-on sea
and land-and no one should travel on our Lakes
and Rivers without t. '--a. POI T
NOTICE TO ALL DEALING IN Oh USING TIE
p AIN K L L e g.
It's great Merit and unprecedented sale has caused
some men 70 offer preparations Of their own make,
in Initiation Of the PaiR killeT-sOme using the
name g sell their worthless stuff, Try no eEperi-
ments, but be sure tO call for "PerTy DaYia' Pain
Killer" and be sure that you get Il, and you viii
always get good Medicine and the worth VI youE
RriOeS-25 ee1ts, 80 cents, and 81 PEI. Bottls
Ss-snld BY Medicine Dealers EYsFYEhsre. - .
J. n. HARRIS q CO., Cincinnati, ~, .
Proprietors for the Southern aud Western States
to whom al orders must be addressed T
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. +. Gaylord, Wm. Fiske. strong 3 AImstronp
O. s. Macksnzies E. ". sackridsr, cievei-na. fs6.
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4 Di.aisaaisled 81 - Phr.ieian 80,
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!:
SllII
MRS. WIEsuoW.

An eIportonCf 7 Nur1e aud Female Telci1us pre-
8ents 70 . atteRtion, Of Mothers, hsr r
SCOT HI,NG g YRUP,
FoB OHILnREN- TEETHIEG.
which greatly fcitat1 ne pfCcea1 o. teething, b
5olbsning the gums reducing al ID ld1lnlatiol1-TiH
allsy ALL PAIN and spasmodic aoti0rs and = gufs
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend ppon It, mothers, viii give rest g 5onr
selves, and
BELIEF AND HE4ITH TO TOTUURIsFAAJs.
We have put up aud sold this article lor oEsT tsn
years, and OAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE. AND
TRUTH Of it. what We have naTer been able % say OF
any other medicine, NEVER las IT FAILED -
A SINGLE INSrAGCEEO EIFECT A CURE when
timely Used Never did We know an instance Of de
8atiBiactiOn BY any who used Il. On the contra
", all are deli ghted with les uberatoua and Hceak In
terms Of ofoommsndafion % the magical eilscis and
medical virtues. WaEpeakin thia matter ttH HAT
We DO KNOW aiter ten years ezperienrql aud
pledge reputation for The lIfllment % what We
here declare In almost every instance q here The
infant Is suffering from pain and e1h auston, relief
will he found In hfesn twenty minutes alter The
syrup B admlni85ered. e l- I'd -lat fa FOG
This valuable preparation a the prescription Of
ons Of the m0st EEperisnuad and Skilul hIIrsla IN
New England, and has been used with hsVer-fliiinF
in
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at OTHERS SAY OF IT.
ODD .HIruH .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

THEY ARE USED AND RE-
COMMENDED By leading Physicians Of the
country, and all who Try them pronounce them in
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05

marauding expedition The Union
company at Williamsport, as soon as
they perceived tie rebels taking
possession of the boat, ordered them to
deist, which they refused to do, where
upon the Union men opened fire, which
was as briskly returned, and the fire
was maintained on both sides for about
al hour. Three or four of the rebels
were wounded, while on the boat, at
the commencement Of the fight. The
boat was soon abandoned by the rebels
and it remains safely at its moorings.
1t is reported that the attempt to cap
tnre it will be repeated to night. The
river will be closely watched by the
Union Guards, who have been reinfor-
ced by company from Clear-Springs.
The Union company from Sharpsburg
is on its way to Wiliamsport with one
or two held pieces.
Messengers were sent to Cenireville,
where there are 1000 South Carolina
troops, it being supposed that the
dragons were but the advanced guard
of a great army.
Extra" Billy Smith figured in the
fight as the colonel in command, and
was wounded.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05
THE LATEST.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-About
II o'clock last night so lad of rebel
cavalry made dash at the outp5sts
of the Twenty eighth New York
Regiment and fired upon them. The
alarm was Immediately sounded and
the regiment turned out, and a. scout
ting party was dispatched in persuit
of the enemy. Their fire was return.
ed by the outposts of the Twenty
eighth, with what effect is not known
as the night was exceedingly dark.
No damage whatever was done dy
the rebels.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05
The Rebel Unifo rm.

The uniform OF the confederate States
Army is tunic coat, of cadet grey
cloth, doubled breasted, with two rows
brass buttons, two inches apart at the
waist, and widening towards the shout
ders !; pantaloons sky blue, made full
in the legs The buttons are plain
gilt, convex form, and three quarters
of an inch in diameter. The different
arms of the service are distinguished
by their trimmings-blue for infantry,
red for artillery, and yellow for caval-
ry. The artillery buttons are stamp
ed with the letter A but the infantry
and cavalry buttons will bear only the
number of the regiment The gener-
az and staff officers dress will be dark
blne cloth the medical department
black cloth, with gold and velvet
trimmings. Badges of distinction
will be marked upon the slice YES and
collars-brigadier general, three large
stars on the collar-colonel, two stars
lieutenant colonel, one star major
small star and horizontal bar-cap-
tain, three small stars-frst lieutenant
two small stars, and second lieutenant
one small star. The buttons for a
general and staff officers al to have a
raised eagle in the centre, surrounded
by thirteen stars.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05

The Rev. j. c. Fletcher gave rs
last evening, a brilliant lecture on the
religion, customs ard people of Brazil.
Seldom have we relsheu anything
more than the picture he laid before
his audience of that exuberant garden
of the tropics laden with its strange
variety Of fruits and flowers, teeming
with perpetual harvest for the hand
of man. Surely that country must be
the garden of the world, and if its
people had the enterprise which moves
this Yankes nation, Imagination could
not set bound to the results they
would produce there.
AS relevant to their comparison the
Reverend gentleman stated that the
best Remedies employed there for the
diseases to which they are subject, are
invented and supplied to them by our
own well known countryman, DR.. j.
G. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, and that
not the people only, but the priest
hood and the court of the Emperor
down, have constant recourse in sick
ness to the Remedies of this widely
celebrated American Chemist -Ledg-
err, Boston.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05
New Jersey and the War.

The enthusiasm among orr people
in reference to the war con inues I'M
abated From all parts of the State
we hear Of military movements, and
it is safe to say that not one-third of
those who sre prepared to serve for
three years, have been accepted. We
have already sent into the field thirty
two hundred men, and within week
will send three Regiments, numbering
three thousand men, fully armed anl
equipped. Besides these over twelve
hundred Jerseymen are enrolled in
New York Regiments. having been
unable to find places in cur OWE
organization. In Sickles' Excelsior
Brigade there is now forming an entire
Regiment of New Jersey troops, who
have received permission to elect as
Colonel one of the best officers in the
United States service. The city OF
Paterson contributes to this Regiment
about three hundred men, the city OF
Newark about two hundred and fifty,
Trenton one hundred, and the balance
will be made up of companies and
recruits from other parts of this State.
New Jersey in less than fortnight
will have some ten thousand of her
bravest sons in the field, ready to
defend with their lives the Union
What other States of equal size can
do better than this.