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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13

From Or. Theodore Bell, of Ni0 FORK CITY
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
poso as an aporien hut find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac'
tice proved ciiecual for the Of bilious
pdils than any one remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that we have ut length purgavc which is wor'
Thy tho confidence of the profession and the people.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-13
Dyapepsia. Imnurity OF the blood.
Constipntion, Costiveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, ParnIysig, Fits, etc.

From Dr. u r. TdugNn Montreal, CIhddd
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure Of
coHrenes If ohes Of our fraternity have found them
efcacous as have, they should join me in proclaim
ing It for tho benefit Of the muttudes who suffer from
that complaint, which, although bad enough In ITSELF Is
tho progenOr Of others that are worse believe cos-
themes TO originate in the liyor but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

N
ing him out aB tie I'D Yankeep who had
hauled down the Gag. He sauntered through
the city, made small purchases Of tobacco, Sc,
in toe deserted stores. and went 10 A secession
meeting a night ons q The speakers al
luded .Tefy feelingiy % iteimperishAble glory
Wnien eeyered The Stars and Stripes, and re !
lated with thrilling pathOs how his hthsr, q
yete1aR Of eighty years, still elung 70 them.
AZ IBIS point, when Mr.. FnIler's PATRIOTIC
teeling bad overcome his prudence be clap
ped his hands loudly in applause, when the
whols meeting, electrified by the. speaker,
appandedto The echo. But Tie excitabiilty
OF Mr.. F.icaused the crowd to glover al him
so ferociously, that he applauded everything
which followed, and Il was the rankest sort
Of secession lying and eroclty. The audience
were told that the troeps we're all Northern
bOrbarians, who only wanted beauty and
booty, f'4es,9 exclaimed The orator. almost
drums With passion, ''they only want to raw
ish our wives and daughters, and steal our
property" and much more bosh of the same
kind. Toward night Mr.. Fullers brother,
thoroughly alarmed for his safety, took a
carriage, rode down to Alexandria, and sue
eeeded IA laying plans that resulted in his re-
lease the next day. As the safety of other
parties Union men) would be involved, I
cannot reveal the nature of these negoIia-
tions, other than to hint that the guns OF the
.Pawnee and The movements Of troops con-
tribu:ed largely 10 the result. Arrangements
bad been thoroughly made to assault and
burn the city, bad the FulIers been detained
after to-day. Several companies Of the Mas
sachusetts 9Th took solemn vow that they
would take the city, Horders or no orders,h
and Ellsworth's "bOys' were ain the ring3'
But the orders would have been given. Last
night Mr.. F., sure Of cooperation BY water.
again tried TO take the flag; bLtit was guard |
ed by two soldiers, sleeping in the attic, and !
watched inOessantly by sentinels outside. 50 |
he contented himself with taking the flag
which hung up in the hall, Ehich he wound |
round bis person, and which he succeeded ia |
bringing here with him. Il was exhibited al I
the quarters Of the Massachusetts, troops 10
the Treasury building tonight where it was |
received with immense cheering; and thed |
tachment which went down to aid Mr. T. !
last night regretted sincerely that they had
not q hand in its capture. !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

a 90 II EVh fnt Natioudi AnleiiiSence ~.
We have already inserted a contradiction
OF the sensation falsehood which was recent
ly imposed on a New York paper, that The
remains Of the Pater Pa.s--iae had been re-
moved from Mount Vernon by the late pro-
prietor Of the estate, but we yield to the re-
quest OF the esteemed Regent of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association to give place to
the following: ,.a-..a.ai - 1sf
eve are requested by the ladies of the
MOnnt Vernon Association to state that The
assertion, which appeared N New York pa
per of the 18th instant, to the effect that Col.
J. A. Washington bad caused the removal
of the remains OF General Washington from
Mount Vernon is utterly false and without
foundation.
aNeYer, since FIRST laid in this, his chosen
resting place, have the remains Of oGr Grt at
Fatherlepossd more quietly and peacefully
than nov, when all the outer world is dis
tracted by waflike thoughts and deeds. And
the public-the owners of this noble possess
sion-need fear no moIestation of this one
national spot, belonging alike to North and
to South; over it there can be no dispute -
No individual or individuals have the right,
and surely none can have the inclination, to
disturb the sacred deposit. asr.l
'sfhe ladies have taken every necessary
precaution for the protection Of the place,
and il IS their earnest desire that the public
should feel confidence in their faithlulness to
their trust and believe that Mount Vernon is
safe under the guardianship of the ladies' Of
the Mount Vernon Association of the
Union.D = s. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
8rass fanaaEN.

JAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
FOUHDER AND MAAuFAUTURER OF
Bregs Work Of every description No. IS Union SC.
fsW doors q ON Superior street, Olsyeland Chic a.
d preparet ~ furnish eli kinds OF work used iol
Steam, Watsr Of Gas, and ell the various articlea
ussd ID the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass OagtIng done dAily
a1dBTnm WoTh Of an kinds FsJaired. dso3bS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
ghdto9raphs, &c.

1913. T 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
PHOTOGRAPHS:
AMRROTHpES, III
-} " ETERESC0PIG PICTURES
-. srs COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
are being made a. the
EOLRNELAND PINE ART HALL,
cm 206 Superior Street. uad5
ostl = DEOKEB, Aslat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

@-Codntry dealers visiting our city viii
bear in mind that most OF our Drug Stores are the
PisesS 70 hnd genuine drugH, aud such staple and
genuine medicines as PeETy Davis's Pain Killer.
Dr.. Richardson's sherry Wine BittsFs, and Dr..
Wesver's Csnker and Salt Rhsum Syrup and Us-
rate. Any druggist dealing IN such pnrs and good
nedicines must prosper, and 70 use them warrants
healfh.
- rold elsfyW nera, and b. :. y. Gaylord, Wm.
Fiais, o. s. MaekeEEis, Strong 4 Armstronf, and
q, ". saokndsr, OsEslAnd, o.
- Ssr Advertisement In another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
RSNtlsS lsl ID
Wlih hEN ~ nS Re- SdfHs' rs - g EsEGa% ReIR

with all bad elects arising therefrom inclutinq
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIONI
DE mas succeeded In curing IN this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with
Belstyied physicians who profess to treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that ho is a member o,
some college ia London or Paris, perhaps a0me
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never to L. re-
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might bosst Of II
this, that be is able to give entire aatsfscoD 10
those who reposo confidence In his ability and integ-
ntyi and that he has perfected American system
OF treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
uol or Paris any pstent medicine to equal tor The
Eeoicai cure OF Gsna weakness, and all diseases or
oeTangements, both mental and physical, arising
nom se1cal or sscret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his nev treatment In a
iooW1ng advantages over all others yet discovered;
and hr5t, the agents used in no Ispect Disagree
ablei he uses no relics Of the dark nges such as
mercury nor any other deleteriOua drug. Secondlv
no restrictions In diet business is required Third
y his treatment IL positive and certain In all cases
he stands prepared to 60 into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and deunonstrate the
other now known 10 the world in point OF prompt
ness permanency, mildness, safety aud convenience
70 the patient
DR.. GIBSON is permanently lOosted 10 Cleveland
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Ct diseases which had for years resisted All
other modes Of Treatment. Refsrence can be evpn 10
individuals OF the hrst respectabilty IN Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in REGARD TO
5Eil and integrity in all professional transactions
Iyspepsla5 hhuemetism, ScrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
Medlclne sent 70 any part Of the country on
DF. aIBSOH's New Work en- PhysiOiosy for sale
ct his ofioe. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

LOUD Is THE PRAISE in laVer Of a
valuable medicine, and Dr. 8. A. WesVsIss Eyrup
and cersie * cuing everT Of salt Rbeaa, Tot
to-, Erysipelas, scr0fula, Uloer1ted Sores, Scald
Head, and al the diseases that sre the result Of i'm
p0-e blood. People suffering from these diseases
can be Be eured By porsevering in the use Of DE-
Wuaver'g remedies. The Syrup win purify the blood
and driVs tho disease to the surface Of the skin,
when, By aSnlTins the oerate, cure is sure. II
never fails. Try II.
sSrsold b. +. +. Gaylsrd, O. s. AackerEis, Z.
CleFsland, o.
aE7Bes Advertisement ri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

To1 following q sr exiza.l Iron leltsr urifign
eYtae raalcf oi narii1t ChRfth . the {, 5oefnal
gmsl T. fssor g lhat world ruuognad nsiilinc. q
HHs Ellou'1 sooratxa S4zcF 20 oa1Lpazn
''Wesss 81 adFsstiseueutiu ~ Eouf poiumna sifs.
WinsloW'u sooihinl 6grap. Non e. nepor said
Rord % iAvor q raieni 1lslll1e 1t1Ie 3 cnr liio
but W ise eompoiod % say % your tesfs 1at thit
no hunbng-EE uAvE THInD ", AND Es0W " 10
AELJE gLkIns, u q probably, one Of the Haost
oOssslai nodicines 81 TIE day, beoauS q q one q
fha hst And thoss q your readers wh0 have babies
oar,t q beitof than . sy in a sopp5.W tst
~ ssvnrti,a ,arlra,f IN anothar ,lIh.oBh saa.sHqs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

~ kead what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grefsn.
Oerg medicines Dr, b. is phyaoiasi Il excessive
practice and one OF the most successful in the cos
ty lIrumbulll in which he resides
IhiE cgrtihes that have used the Grsfsutar
as and MarshAll's Oatholicon, sold here bY ii (I
johnson, IN my practice. They are good rnsdicines
Hartford, rfumbuli'county, Ohio, March 4 Is57
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine Deairru through-
ont the country. For Medicines or AFgnciss, al
dress b. B. KINGSLEY (ieveland
lansd6W Gsnsral Agent for Ohic,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

HARTFORD Irumbull Co. O.
=, nleIeOy eeruy that have been dealing In the
" say that have never offered any incidence ID fha
public that nave met with the decided APPRECIATION
u the people like these, particularly the Pils and
Oatholicon. They Will perform all and more than q
promised Tor them. have sold about fly bottles
ol the Catholeen the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. J. h. o. JOHNSON,
hAArch u ioJ1. Medical gent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

AAAAAAAAAA8AG
A Baltimore letter 70 the N. Y. Tribune
says;
The bitterness Of the Baltimore rebels is
hourly on the increase. II threatens 70 be
the death of the whole sristocratic gang,
men, women and children. Indeed, should
not be surprised to hear that the disease nm.
der which they IRE laooring, has taken on
the form Of hydrophobIa. One woman,
mother, too, and an ornament in high life in
other days, while conversing with quiet
lady-like Union woman, yesterday, was sud
denly seized with 6 frenzy, and, jumping up
from her chair, paraded up and down the
room with the hercest steps saving the air
the while with oulssretched arm, and utiering
maledictions Ike the following, "For my
part, ] wish Jef Davis soldiers would get to
Baltimore, and, with drawn swords, cut the
hearts out Of eYery man, woman and child,
and make mince-meat Of ihemp This is
but 4 sample Of the bitter fefOcity that pa
rades the ranks Of the rebels. / do not hear
Of any increase IN numbers, bat, on the con-
traEyY Of several of thsm who have been re-
stored 10 their reason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
anrInnn 1nlr.

The Courier and Enquirer relates the fal-
lowing incident;
A representative of one Of the five Great
Powers met Mr.. Seward on Monday, jlst as
be was coming out OF his room on his way
to dinner. Of course the diplomat was in
vited 70 walk in. BE declined. saving. 40
no, | only called to tell you . gcoi Joke
One of our captains has just arrived, and
says that when he reached Charleston and
went to my COnsurs Office, and inquired for
the Consul, he was told that he was drilling
his company. What company? inquired the
captain of the ship. Why, one of the com
panies selected TO march against Washing
ton. The captain was greatly surprised, and
mentioned the fac. as evidence of the uni
Eenal feeling of hostility which pervades
Charleston"
Mr.. Seward-What is the name of your
Consul at Charleston?
DiplOmat-Mr. -
Mr.. Sewarl Opening the door opposite
where they were standing g)--Mr Assistant
Secretary, draw up an erder recalling the
exequatur issued in favor Of Mr.. Con-
sol at Charleston. There, that matter is dis
posed Of
Dlplomat-Ay God, Mr.. SewarG you are
not in earnest Iohly told you the story as
good Joke.
Mr.. Seward-And ], Mr.. -, avail my
self of this Joke" to give you practical
evidence of the manner In which we intend
to deal with every Foreign Power and their
.Eepresentatives, whenever they interfere, d.
rectly or indirectly, between us and the trait
Ors in rebellion against our Government l.
The exequatur of your Consul is recalled,
and the place yaesul; aud I sincerely hope
that no imprudsnes on the other side of the
Atlantic will compel me as summarily to ter
inmate the very pleasant relations now exist
ing With all the members of the Diplomatic
Corps, your Government understands u.s.
and is always friendly; bht it may become
our duty to prove to others that we are in
earnest not to permit interference In this do
nestle quarrel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

TIHE IA s1E No. is-ro take eaeet on and star
THURSDAY, March 2ist, IsGI- -'o'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

s~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
il most certainly valuable sEily edicine, II Is
Husa sepght alter for and every day Affords new
proofs q the Pecuiiar effects Of This preparation In
cases where disOrdersd condition Of the stOmaoh,
liver and bowels q combined With great dsbiI;iy,
nerVous weakness, and intenss melanchOIYs Its 81.
fects arr most beneficial and wonderful.
- The Sherry Wine Bittsrs are for sale By L. 3.
Gaylord. Strong A Armstrong, and @ 5. EaoksuEio.
Ssrsss :ssissai aS,.rti..n,.n, :, .,..vs.,.. ~ g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
MARsHALLSSA SA GTERiNHFp GfTHEARsiSHpfEs Hsru
ROME TESTIIfONY.

ID this connection we ouer Iew tsstfu ouIaIs:
II am methodist Clergyman, and when on nv
Sircult have met with many women troubled vyifh
the diseases or which you advertise Marshsil's IT.
rlne CalhoieOn a. c1rs have advised its use NJ
u has enected complete cure wherever Il has besn
used. Rev. PETER SHARP.
Western Star, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

lo HtAP-sV1ErHns Fra.r zosAyss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

la-f HEAD-oUkKTERs FIRsr ZogAvEs,
e E- CANP LINcoLN !
Washington, D. c., Nay %, 1851
Ny DEAR FATHER AND MoTHRR: The reei-
nent is ordered to move across the river to-
night. We have no mesns Of knowning
what reception we are to meet with. am
inclined to the opinion that our entrance to
the City of Alexandria viii he hofiy contest
cd, As am just informed large force have
arrived there Today. Shonld this happen,
my dear parents, il may be my lot to be in
jured IN some manner Whatever may hap
pen, cherish the consolation that was en-
gagged in the performances of a sacred duty (;
and tonight thinking over the probabilities
Of tomorrow, and the occurrences of the
past am perfectly content 10 accept what
ever my fortune may be, confident that He
Who noteth even ths Ell Of sparrow, will
have some purpose even in the fate Of one
like me. 80 81 SSH 7si stss go $50
Ny darling and ever-loved parents, good
bye. GOD bless protect and care for yon.
ELMER. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
q b. soLOMONsON
pr1efieqI Gad Saenfiic on

rss- Ffdctiedt and Scientific OphciGh
~ ksBpa halargsgf assortment 0i ths most impr6ved
Z sElnis q 6PECfACLES. Al hiE Glasses, WhelheF
: lof near o. f1r alghfsd are ground under his own
iElpoctOEi b. mzohllaEI ofaueW couItrucfloh, With
tna lroetegt cErei 90 - % Et the eyes in al cases,
euf11g Weakness, Dizziness o. Inflammation Of tie
yo1s and inBarilng strength CT long reading or
0Ie sewing. ara
~ 8oiamon son would heroinf0 the public iat
he lgger employs any In the sale Of hiG Lenses.
Also a4lendid aaa ortmauf of 7E = GIfA IS Is,
Glla01CoPE8t Con PA68E1, &C., on hand.
lt4 - AAflflclA4 EYES inserted Wlth0ut pain,
e. noIioci e. natural.
oFgIoS--l,o % sapsrior street. under Amsrican
1.s EotA mall:dsR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

Mr.. seward-What is the name of your
Consul at Charleston?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

suIt pubiisbod on the Mature. Treatment and
sdicsl cure q spermsiorrhoa, or Etuiual Weak
nee. sornsl DahilftT, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions and lroteneTs raaulting from eel abus0,
40. r 1obl. j. CalytrUsll, n. b. E1nt under seal,
IN arlsin onpsioas e ang address, paid % ro-
eslat ESQ STAMPS, ~ pr, Cha. !. Q. Kllna is7
BoWerS, Eee York. Psat o1oo Box. No. t,sss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

Al the trans going westward eounsct AZ A
80 s.aiIs u l2r Loisdo Chieago, ColnmbaI Cincin
eonnoot ~ DunklIk with the trlinSo n 49, n -
1alTo9d, and at Buffalo with th0ss Of re NsI- T--f
OehLfai ana 6u1aio 4 New York City Rsilroaf7
Cleveland. Nay S. 1ss1- :. ~ sop-t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

I'D A =. .NIaHE LAPkEsH TTA TT-gforrIr1 -
dIsla, As54teD1la and Paine5Fllls On II: snd
49,, arrives az cleveland at l:tS i ~ - -
1000 A. n. NAIL TRAIN'-sfob6iir, = IN a...,
except baYhTook, unioaFiiA, PsrrT Ne6.
sef $40 elckiines and arEiV5 at CisyelSnd
lz''O P. X. DAY EXPBEss TRAIN-sioDpiHr a a.
raTds Co1neant, Ashiabala .and prfSsl-iiio
only, and arrives at Cleveland n 7l1 > II
AOOOmMOOAIlOn TRAIN viii isa9e floII1,rIf
- ~ A NJ stopping At al stafioua- snd
arriving 81 Cleveland ct $40 A. - = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEI
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAR.
IMPROVED sCHFDTuEt

By reesu. Hanarsl6t ebsr5e- tl,is l,,,,s 4. -. AL
Lofnish unusual flcilifiea for Fi--
Ae5t, South. Wuss, North vest aRd sorIff,,es-i
1ShL COhhECIl IONS With al through frains
south, by is Washington Branch R6sd-br fIsvs-
lAnd and Pi,tsburgh, Central Ohio and hariefs and
Sslno,nn.tl tzainss with the Northwest, West 1nd
!, Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhiiaisISli, Ns,y
Aork q Boston give the privilege Of hing oT.r AZ
any o. the tnternlediafe cities Two DolIarn aldi-
eona give the prisisgs Of visiting WaIhinTion City
This is fhe ONLY route that can F5rnI.b PsssBgh
NiSSeLs or baggage Checks to Washfng.on CIV
aare as Low 81 By any other Route. ~
eloeping Cars on all Night Train7
AK for Tickets BY baltimore and Ohio RsiIrosd.
I'd. =, - -. General Western ARgnt.
:. y. = pMlIHs l. n. OULI
y tsE g tTransPOrtat'n- General TickSf Asuat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

me fsln Killer is purely vegetable compoup
perfotiv Safs ~ eIeieat rchody for pain, Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

DiplOuat-My God, Mr.. Seward, you are
not in earnest Iohly told you the story as
q good joke.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
ooNNEO OTIoEa

Shelby, sandusky, MsRsheld 4 Newark Railrosd. f,r
- hansheid, Mt. Vernon, NsWark, zs1eSTiiis
Orestllne, Pittsburgh. FORT Ura,-,s \ rr,s. n,
ROAD i9r Forest, Upper Eandusiy uslpho1
Lima Fort Mayuei Laporte, Chfcago. q. .
vest, and Aast for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas-
sAiion and Bellei9ltaine Railroad Line, for Marion
5sLieiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncis. In
alnapQhs5 ferrs Haute, Fincsunas Fvan-.
= VILE, Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, q.
OeisWArei WITH Springfield, Nj. Vernon and Pltts.
III. pur9a ksllroad for SpriHgfeld
Oolumbusi Little Miami ( Colui1bus ana Xs,t,
esllroad, for Aoniai Dayton, infiau1rl n
1srre Haute, ST. Louie, Morrow Loysii-1d.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 TO-
aissi7pi Railroad at Cincinnati for I.o1is-
Fliie, EFausyilis, Cairo, st. Louis. and Al
points on the Ohio river.
Ooiumbusl Central Ohio Railroad for NetFark garaz
Z VILE wheeling, &c, Columbus piiuS nj
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana -
- For Tiokets 20 an points a1J trforT - -
ply at the Passenger Station
-, 4. 5. FLINT, supsrintsndsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
..a4d Gail 8daas. 70E
CLEVELAND q PIFTsBURd8
EEERAILB0A ..----
suHMzB AnRANorTrr,v

4 ~ tt.4,.to 1Eect on Monday Nav rafb saer
% %sests yiess and daily, lSuiidayT sxess4,5 ~. .s
:, PhIiadeIphibs.l hhibs.l-1nrsh' Whooling and 5isE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
no YOU WANT WHIsKERS I
DO TOU Want wHIsKERsI c1 /
DO you WANT A MUsTAOHKf u .
DO ToU WANT A MUsTA0AEf
BELLIN GHAG'S -

OEEEBRATED
ST1M ULA TING r0NGUENT
fQR THE WHISKERs AND RAIR.-r o
the eitzens Of the United Htats that they have OBJ
tatned the Agency tot, and are now enabled 70 oter
TO the American public the above Justly cslebrafad
and world renOWnad articia. a~ q.
THE STIMULATING OEGUENF
ig prepared By Dr. q. P. BzLLINaaAH, an 1amluens
physiIan Of London, and is warranted to bTing oui
WHISPERS OR MUSTACHR q
In from three to six weeks. This artiCis b the only
one Of the kind used by the french, and In London
and IN Paris Il IL in universal usa. q --- ~
Il Il q beautiful ecoE3mical soothing, yet stimn-
lRtng compound, acting as II bT Hagic upcn The
oota, carSing beautiful growth Of luNuria1t hair
4appted TO the Bcsip Z will cure BALDN ESS, aud
cause 70 sPringul 7Tiace Of the bald spots : ine
will turn RED or tozy hair DARK, and restore sra5
hair to lie original color, leaving e Bo 81 10th and
flexible. The "ONQUENT', Il an indis pc sable ar
tole in every Qenflemans toilet and ater one eeks
use thy would not tor any consideration be without
it. This subacrtbers are the only Agents for the ar
tele a the ynited States, 70 whom All orders must
Prics-ons Dollar Box. For sale By All Drug
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Who desire u, BY msi (directl securely packed "a
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