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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

Ho- Prof. WOODS Restorative Cordial and Blood
henoYator IS genuine medicine of real merit pleas
ant TO the taste, and iuvfgOrating to the system
nile u puTnes the bisod and southes the nervous
irrtatiOn it aids the organs OF digestion 70 perform
their iunctionss and resist the assault of disease It
Is chemical compound so skilfully combined that
while Il exhiart IL does not provoke the ussitude
which usually follows excitement. A tonic COM
pound exclusively Of vegetable matter it is absolute
pany It's use. lt = an iniallible and speedy remedy
for Loss Of Appetite Eafntnets, Nervous Debility,
Neuralgia Palpitation Of the Heart, Falling OF the
Womb, and other delicate diseases TO which woman
- subject, For Sickness Of the Stomach, Bilious
Attacks, Liver Com plants, Costiveness, Dyspesia
Consumption, and host Of evils flesh Is heir To- Ii Is
a certain eure--tst. Louis Morning Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

%, J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. 4fi Broadway, New
York and No ll4 Market street. st. Louis, Mo- and
sold by all good druggists. Price 81 OO per Bottle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

BOARDING HOUSE--TRR
ID HOUSE No. q Public Gquara and by
-t0ue Church,-ons Of the plegHantegt locations
the city-hss been thoroughly repalred, and Il nov
1pen for Boardere. Families wishing to furnish
ffeir own rooms can be accommodated With larFC
and couFouselt rooms and BEDROOMS and Single
daffous on reasonable terms. heiarenceg given and
REQUIRED. issFs-ls5osR1l Nv. BukBIfT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
SUGAR cOATED-PURELY VEGETABLE.
THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED

IT N NDT . UDI Ii OUuuDUAI I I'D
PILLS are a sure cure fer
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia,
Foul stomach,
General ans Nervous Debility,
Billions hnd Liver mplaints,
Oostiveness, Scrolui Gus HUI
mors, Eevers &c, &C.
and are a safe and reliable Family Medicine. More
Of them used than any other kind.
ES-See Circulars For sale BY T. r. Gaylord, +.
W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong C1evelnnd Ohio and BY all Druggists in the
countrF Also AZ wholesale at l6l Ontario street,
Cleveland. Ohio, by @. G.. hOkklS,
feh6. li26dhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

MOTHERS should use it, for il Is perfect relief;
taEen month Or Two before the incl trial. she viii
pass the dreadful period with perfect ease and sayl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

QOYKEAU LAFECTEUR'S ROB,
ID authorized and adopted bT the Medical Facul.
ty of France, and supplied tothe French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver on, eTtraCts
ed and used in lhe hos pitas Of Enlnce for Iettrrs
Assesses, Cancers, Ulcers, ScrOful, 8curg Elour-
tections Of the skin The RQB Is pecaT useful IN
the cure Of the Syphltic Diseases, desglated PRS
mary, Secondary and Iertiary. Directions and GER
thcates accompany each bottle. Price s. per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gsts, No. 10 superior st.. The trade supplied BY sd
dressing DR.. Giraudsau de St. GerFais u Rue Rsher
Paris. or l8 Broad st., R Y. anVITsg20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

OldbyE,EOAYLoBD, uad slg5os pEggg sts
Also, By WA. FIsKE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

81 The following, from Messrs Gage 4
mAthor, prominent druggists OF spsrtt, gives tur-
thor evidenos ofihe great popularity Of our Modi-
oines:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
BLOOD REYOKATOR.

Is precisely what its nams indicates, FOR while
pleasant to the taste, it is revivinE, ehilarating
aud strengthening 10 the vital powers. Il also 70
Tiyihes' reinstates and rensws the blood IN eli is
original purity, and thus restores and renders the
system invuinerable to attacks Of disease. 1t is the
only preparation ever offered to the world in pop
ular form 20 as 70 be within the reach OF all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

So Tho sherry Wine Blttsrs are ior sale By &. r..
O svelaud, q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
@iaaatiat
lREIGN EYGH 80 4

EOREIGN EXCHANG E.
AnRland and EEzuc1l and al the principal Cities
iermauy. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna
Hurem berg, Gasaab Coognc4 Han hur1h, Bremen
mrl2 RETTBERG 8 HAusMAG6s
RS0 mn MONEY! ADVANCED,
DOU. .UUU In SIMS to sril-at the ola stand
md well known WAGEERS S Oh fICE-on securities
silver Plate, atcheai Diamonds, JeWelr hire-alu .
Clothing, Furniture Carpets, Piauo5 lrrorl faini-
srd articles Of Taluas cn the most safisctoI tell
Business strietlyU fiFate- Eslahlshed ISL y atenea
and IdWelrT i1r sac az barEaiuG.
WI. WAGNER, Oiico No. 8, ilsl1l =. - \,
Corner SEperiof street, over Gee. A. 9All' = s Sa
Clothing ssQEss a9tA4
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AGHF CURE-

A 7 u Il 5 A @ III E C. III R T..
FOR THE SPEEDY gURE or
Intermittent FeUeT, o. Fever aaa Aglts, RsHiit-
tsnt FsDT, Chill FsueT, DlHHb Agus, Ie-
riodeaS Headache, or Biligas HsdE-
ache, and Bilious Fersrs, indeed
for ths iShols class Of Dis
eaSss originating n b.
AdTy dsrUgsmeB6
caused 81 The
Malaria
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

TRANELhHRS should have bottle with them
as it will intaliby prsyeut any dsIstsrious conse
9usnces following upon the change OF climate or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
sORoFULA, oR KINeIs EYII.


EASE. corruption Of the blood. By which this
mud becomes yitiated, weak, and poor. Being In
tbe ercuarons it perTades the whole body and may
burst out in disease on any part or IL hOorEln j.
free from its attacks, nor - there one which if may
not destroy. The sCrofulUus faint is Variously
caused By nercurial disease, low living, disOrdCred
or unhealthy t0oo, Impure air, NTH and by hab-
its, the depressing vices, and above a By the Veue-
neal intsction- W hateyer be its orgn t Is heredi
tary in the constitution descending "lrDm parents
to children unto the third and fcurth generati0n'
indeed, il seems 70 Be- the rod Of Him who says, 81
viii visit the iniQuites of the hthers upon their
children.n
It's effects commence by deposition from the blood
Of corrupt or uleerous uatteE, Wlri iu the lungs,
liver, and internal organs, il tegmed tuberces; IN
the glands, sEellings and the surface, erupti0ns
OF sores This foul c0rrp ton which genarE IN the
blood depresses the energies Of lie, tlaf Gcr0iu-
lous constitutions not only suffer from scrululuu3
complaints, but they have far less power 70 with
staad the attacks Of other diseases. Consequently
vast numbers perish By disorders which, although
not scruful0us in their nature are stl rendered Ia
tai by this faint in the system- Most Of the con-
sumption which decimates the human family has lis
origin directly IN this scrOfulous Contamination;
sud many Destructive diseases Of the liver, kidnoys
BRAN, and, indeed, Of all the organs arise rom
aggravated By the sans cause.
One quarter Of an onr poopleau5 serufulouBi their
persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and
their health Is undermined by it. To cleanse @ trO
the system We must ranovato the blood 1y atara-
tive medicine, and nvigorafe it by healthy food and
eNerc Sc such q medicine We supply
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

u will not only cure the debility following CHILLg
ana FEVER but prevent all attack arising from
mlasnatie influences and cure the disease at once Il
already attacked. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
sFAEFA, M0nroe Co, Wa, July J, lo59.

afAAtAt MolElt Nost v lirt seAt q lew
Mesors. ]. n. harris kCo,-Genrumuu; Il is with
pleasure that We spuak word 80 oommeneatiou OF
your very valuable medicines, Perry Davis Pain
Killer, 4" aud "Dr. richardson's sherry Wine Bit
tera." Ehey are 0f great merit, and already well
known 10 the public st large nved any very special
notloe from particular individuals. The Pain Kill
er has become household remedy aH through the
West, and the sherry Wine Bitters are superior to
any bitters We have ever met With and as they be-
come known the demand increases, and all hnd IRON
their use satisfactory results.
Most respectfully,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

As it prevents cOstiveuess, strengthens the iaes-
tive organs L should Be in the hands Of al persons
Of sedentary habits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

B3-At No. 444 Broadway, all the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh ami Genuine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

@TERAis OF TIE WEEKLY LEADER.H
~ Hereafter We shall write the name Of every
subscriber on each paper sent. s6lG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
WHISPERS OR MUSTACHE

In from three 10 six weeks This artiC e Is the only
one Of the kind used by tho French, and in London
and in Paris IL Is In universal use.
It is beantiful economical, soothing vet stimu-
lating compound, acting as If BY magic upon the
roots, causing beautiful growth Of luXurant hair
II applied TO the scalp, il will cure BALDN ESS and
cause TO spring up in place Of the bald spots a fine
growth Of hair. Applied according to directions il
viii turn BED or tOwy hair DARK, and restore gray
hair % its original color leaving It SOFT smooth and
flexible. The "ONGUENT'' Is an Indispensable ar
tcle in every Gentlemans toilet, and after one weeks
use thy would not for any consideration be without
T.. The subscribers the only Agents for the ar
tcle IN the United States, whom all orders must
be addressed.
PFice-0ne Dollar a Box. For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers or box Of the 'Onguent'' war
who desire it. BY mail (direct) securely packed On
receipt Of price and postage Ills Apply TO or ad.
dress H0RAOE L. HEGEMAN CO.,
Druggists, &c.,
feb2ls349dhW "a WilliBms St, N. Y
Bao- For sale BY L. A. Palmer Druggist, corner Of
Prospect and Erie Streets and Strong Z Armstrong,
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

LOMP0UAD EXTRACT OF oARsAPARILA,
the most enectual remedy which the medical skill
ouI times devise for this everywhere prevailing
and fatal malay. II is combined from the ulost &c
tive renedias that have been discovered 1r the
purgatiou Of this foul disorder lrO11 the bood and
the rcscus Of the system fon its dssruclVs conse-
Quences- hence it should be employed llr the cura
Of not only scrollla7 but also thqse opaF alcllonl
which arise from 10, such ERUPLrVE an sEII
DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNN's kIEE, ROSE, or El1sIPH-
HEAD, RISGWORM, kHEUMATis1, SEFuIlIEIu and
MERCuR1AL DISEASES, DRORsy, DN8PEPsIA, DEHII-
IIY, and inaeeds ALL OoMPLAIETs AHE1EIEa TEoG
NIrIArED OR lMPURE BLOOD. The popular belie IN
"impurity Of the blood is founded ~ truth. fnr
scrofula Is degeneration Of the blood Tie paTtic
ulr purpose and virtue Of this sarsap pIfla O. % pu-
riy and regenerafe this vital fluid, without Elich
turionG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

BE- Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
RenUvatOr, for the cure General Debility, or weak
ness arising IRON any causei also, Dyspepsa, ker-
vousuess Might sWvatsi lcipient Consumption, Liy-
Com plants, billousness, Loss Of Appetite, fe-
contraction OF disease s certainly the best and most
agreeable Cordial tonic and kenoVator ever Oferef
the afflicted, and Chemically combined AZ Is b
the most powerful tonic ever known medical sci
encs. Reader, trY it. It ill 90 You good We hays
hesitation in recommending d. since We lln ~ Il
% be safe, pleasant and sure remedy for the dises
Is enumeratod.-ld New York Dispatch. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

80 chemically aud skllfully combined as to be the
most powerful tonic, and Jet 90 perfectly ADAPTED a
to act in perfect accordance With the laws Of untre
and hence sOothe the weakest stomach and tone m
the digestive organs and sllay s nervous and other
irritation 1t is also perfectly eKhiIarating IN It's
esets and yet It Is never followed BY lassituas or
depression Of spirits. It is composed entirely Of
vegetables and those thOroug gIiy combining power-
ful tonic and soothing properties and consequently
can never iHjure A sure preventive and cure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

Read what the PTess sry, after thorouQhfy testing
no matter, and no one can have doubt. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
MEDICAL BOOKSl!

In addition to our large stock ofNEDTC4L
BOOKS embracing all Of The most qpproVsd
Standard Works of the latest editions, 1Os oger
the folloaOng at the annered reduced prices;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

30 LOOK to Yourself in Time How nianI, In
conseq aence OF false delicacy, suerfrom suppfess-
ed, painful, Ohstructed mensturatiou, a1d thipk
because they young that bye-and bye naturdill
W0rk itself clear from distractions, and all come
rght m the end, little dreaming that the seo5 oi
tue vital energies are impaired, and the entire aui
mai economy deraugGd, debiltatod5 and yet, are
less OF themselves as they are, II remedy were SET
before them which would restore all the functions Of
the system, and reiuygurate the body they would
take Il, and thus be ia time to save their hves.-
Parents. think Of this, and az once give them pot
tie Of Prof Woods Restorative cordial and Hood
Renovator.-LNew York Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

LIVER DERANGElIENTs AND TREPrDITy
- AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, DISEASES
VI THE KIDNEY, ANY GENERAL BERANGE-
MkhE Of TIE URINARY ORGANS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

o. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. 444 Bread
way, N. Y, and No. ia Market st St Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
PROF. Q. }. WOODS
REsTORATIYE CORDIAL

AND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

j. B. COBB & co.
1856 SUPERIOR ST
marlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

In Ohio House of Representative, March %, lsol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26

The House having under consideration the
Senate Joint Resolution requesting Cor, gress
to call Convention Of the several States of
the Union,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-26
VAN TONIC.
SOOTHING sYRUP

Aa - - ,. q. .ee -. , -. .
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EAsre Is NoG.d,g is Equqli
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20 9alb' Sbls. Superior German 8itters,
% S6ls. unb % babe 8bis. ptdles,
SlO apple Sranpp.
10 SbIs. d6ten alttn Dead Brnnps,
BIO arU6e SO. l N1adersl,
8amtlp DID Npe, @rommeus Grtra glofe,
:. S. Slods unS u. s. Sbermans @6isfey,
0ure Slp 5oaanb Gin,
aie. giper unr ptdies,
@tn9sr, Sberrp unS Sludusrrp 8ranbY,
9sp. Saats uno @ep. eargusr Muunt. 06istey
9. ". Stuarts Mpuntatn 90 btetep
Il WtOnate alt, Der pcn trinent aubrreu on
Cute UNI QualitGt itertrufen miro. uup
ben man Serfu&sn iOute ebe man amber.
iparts @tnfoufr maGt, neblt pitIen aipereu
9~rpesrppaaren IT biaiaf ,n baben BEL
y m. y. Sunes u. 60.
10. Strabe swilhen Main n. @orp
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Mmaeiaen.
8nr Na&ridt fnf Gar, 3a6Isr.

N gkf ebel6loHsR eurh Ben Gfeerafb Der Stdet ePtA-
mons. bas Der fdeti1ns Sar- &pascspr auiahTfEb IN neHia-
asne pier tdalihen 9tttnneeH. unp Jncer 15Ease nor Hea
listen Stunt, befannt MAIDEN fsa, ea6 CT tdelt6 In feiner
|SfFre rcn Npreens llgr bic tbr Mttnes. unb stpar
rem 15ten Bic 5um SofeH SUM, ersStlisslih az benz Sired
anpefenb itiH miro, sop allen tnlpai6tieen gtrfpnen ben
sanien cher BEN Balbsn 9etros ibrss @ttutyn ~ srbsbsn,
an ~erlauben. Or gplsftcr fsu in oIsi6er psift Is Saas
eor eslt 1eten DtSenber IN sIeirfr IBeife Ha6ridt stten,
eab CT IN ben pbsa anseIlbrtru Stunbsn in ittner Sfhee sur
Empfensneeme bon Stcasrn tertit lei uub 3pas rprt 15ter
eerftts essapk nesesn IL, unh icn AUG bitrep Gin It5us
rca 10 PCT. erIaubt ptrben.
@uT eot9ts @eiet ROM 1lien Snnnnr 1855 mid be,istsue,
rtap I'D piernitt bsfonnt, baB th in Der gp1eetprssSf Fre
IN per @ifv pan a%niptfenb fein lpsrbs, unb ,rpar ROM l5ttu
ee nm SOFTEN .. yRtS., nm IN Der pbtn arseeebenen Neife
DC taai9sn Stsusrn IN Gmsfone su nebmen.
SuItnS q. 9pbfpn, 6. 6. 81.
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&ss bel sires @anpl6aft pom "a RSpfsm IN
per tsltsRtn Sabrsspit p56entii& 8 prtas.
S&sHd setras. TIE ssinnsrt an Die GRAFT
iuns, en6 tsi stnsm 8aufsfs IN %uetnnb II.
rsn mir ni&t, In petersbnre) Die gnpsfsnSen
I'M Saalaal Our@ sinsn pl5bli6 nuf fe berab.
resnsnoeu S6uss b6GIi6f iiterrufat wurosr,
Der I& Gtnti6 ertfdrte. Durd Die in Der
66be se66nrte 5cnRsr bate rte rineringenee
btftiss Sdtte Ot: sesen Die Deds 5is6tube fsu1tt
9uft in gist unb @6nssneeei Derrnuoslt.
@un@sr mag Samnls bsim eeisn an cine
@in&bauFabe seSaGt bnsen; pdrrSs Grr
|fabrunaen 6%stptifen prnigFsns Die NSsIi&tsit
pieIer 1cnSerbaren Grfbrinpn5.
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GpkaIes,

= Mayors, 6 curt. Or. Nurris 6. 1c6pnuy
I6ntte elm YorIGufass @rrbSr ouf Die @ntloae ,u
~bsFeben, Elm dnssrR psreG&tiser @6aratier su
fein. 8 g.
Samss s. Surs unb eswis %. @irIe bsaon-
ben sIsidfous elm 8ers6r auf Die 4nflaae, per.
leG6tis au iein. E
@arts Mc6, Der fur fetnen Smnibue nod,
iminsr tsine eieenie berausssnOmmsu, murer si
siner Strdfe BON SIG oerurtbetlt.
Das 2eiaenbeeinsnie unfsres seriurte.
men Srelinnes 3. SinpsrUoter fano eefern Nlpr.
gen fatt nno batten ffG su semIslten nameutltd
re Nftt9lieber bss Surnpereins ;nblreih einae.
%faIoen. Der Sestorbene purpe auf 6plYpuop,
@emstnrp briseIset une fpra& 5err pafur 5pper
berjli6e 8Urte am @rabe. Rineerpater mar aus
SarsOorf i'm 6anuSUerfGen %sebiirtie, unb fam
oUr naesSu n6t Sabren mad GiGmcub, mo CT
IN psrihteoenen gpotteteu ale G5ebilfs bel66F,
tiet mar uuo ale fOIGer.aGsemeiues gsrtrauer
9enOB. Qls oItes NiitsIieb ees GurnYereius Sc,
HeiOste rr pcrl6isbsnr Wfdle Die SteIs bts @pre.
bers uno S6:iftwarts uno .sor aud, ais Spie.
lsnSes @itslie cine germ sefrbsue @rl6einuns
auf Der Subne. SinSerYatrr srrei@te elm utter
BON nur u Sobren. Ol5se i6m Die SrOe lei6t
perben @. a. 49,
Die gn9ebJriesn mb 5rauen brr 8trai,
mia unO Warion 8iIe>G ompasuie, Die auf I'm.
t'rftiBune Qufpru6 MAIDEN, Iino srIubt, .d6
irabrenO Der abpeenbeit BIS 6errn 9rmtul an
Maipr 5arrilon, @de Der llteu unb WoiuaroEe
gu penotn, Der lie bann ipieeerum an bic 6errsn
Y. NoItine uuo 8. @rans p~ecpeiIen nirb, bic
ale eomttemitsIieoer fir ole beiben OeutIaen
y umpd9ntsen %bslttmmt iinb. Seer l1nterRasuna
%beNirftis IL, l%ame ii6 nt6t, ui llntsrfabuno
.etnjuIcmnen, men a5er nod ni6t Die gfciS ba.
|;t jpin9t, Der made lirber pirtltd Beoirftiaru
bereitpiaieR 9las.
Die MttsIieorr bsS @cIduepsretns gir.
sintu BADEN etuen fd5nen Oft Der qisbs ,ur
Ssrsinsbel&lus ereobsn. DiefeIben SsrpFi6ter
ten fh aaniIiG. rpd9renc Der Daurr oss Srie.
ees RE 6amtIicn ibrer Dor Dem Seinoe heten.
~itebsnOsn Sonsesbri6sr nab Sr6fteu ,u mn.
terithben uno wuroea an bisfem 3pede Iualei6
500 9eSci6net. Brave!
: 8ei Der aIserueinsn Seutf6ru Stlfs,@Om.
mite psraG6en mir nod Bic Serreu 6. Sousr
uno w. NsllOH anSufabren. @ir wisSerbUlen
rO@m0Is rs6t Orinstup Die aufOrSeruna, mad
Sroftsn OaSu trtiutrasrn, Die gtct6 Der SAINT.
lien unlsrer ssut!ben gatertanos. 9 ertbeiOtssr
mad &ralten gu Ituoern.
Die Sirsinia Niflc. @ompasnie, @apitSn
@ftusr, ltnO am 5reituS NIT ben Sompasuiern
., .. unb @. mad 5nirfdr gpurtbaus psrlest
%tpOrOen, no tsbte @O6e cine Beretn. 9taateu
Hettsrtrttpps etns bsseutenOe @6loppe srbtelt.
Bon %anIrren 6reunetn in gcrticpn ira.
fen fsine reiterrn 8erthte Elm, uno lit audi auf
Dem &rie9si&OupIaBe ui6tS @emerfensperttes
ppr9eia1en.
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NrpfpectuS
Des
m0brn- nn0 SOnntagsblattrs
WrpfpectuS
beS

9GSd3ompaSer @rtSetGerS.
9&On felt I~aaeerer 3sit bnttsn mir Die a6.
fGt neten uniersm tasli6sn 8Iott Elm BoGsn.
blatt bsrauesusebsn. bos fur btairnissr ~uTfsrsr
aaneslsute bersdnst lsin IOgte, psl&s Den tasli'
den 4nssissr ni6t baIten. oOsp Die in Hasrsn
@s&tarRaptct Ietsn. Der I~lmianp, ba6 Die
nSrpli&en 3situnsen ni6t me6t mad u~uIsreui
Staat ciusefibrf rssSsn Sdirfsn, UsranIast une.
nit Der 5srausgate cts Bc@enbIattss foeIsi&
su 6tgtnnen, unb 5etstn mir biermit an, bnb bic
srle Nummsr am 9unntaa ben q SUM- erf@si,
usn plro.
Ger Wreis bes Braen. unb Scnntogsbfnttss
Bstrdet $2.0D per Satr in aubepinster Scrous-
saGluue, pber 5 Gents per Drummer, sabItar on
bic reip. Grdssr. atOnnenten Ses ts9Iiasu &n.
gers, Die and btefe SOnntassuuesobe gu ertat-
ten piinlten, BADEN bdssssn nur II genIS per
@uGs, alIr pnr einen @ebrtetrns BON 2 Gsnts
gu 3utltn.
@nsetesu peroen biGisf bsrsdnst.
gBtr tpHeu. ba6 Sieise nsus llnternstmeu. bne
6ur6 bic 3e!toerbdltniTr estoten 1T, f6 elmer
sanRieen gufnabue unb ;Gbtrsi6en Srt6eili.
suns t%rfreuen Miro. Die SrGser bisIrS 8lattes
nsburn gefrurnsen au1puGelte an.
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Rpfbribee Counts. I ss,Erw,r 1es,

8fpdbribse Counts, 1. gs5ruar 1851.
SD bef6rinise bitrmit, ndB ih nit ben Serren gBnt "a
Jpnes u. 60. IN &t8muno gits sigen Gcntroft fur SEN
.aletnisen 8erkRf meiHes ~a5eeteps a6osff(p(Trn bnss
MAO tpelbe'r iA ptrpHiaiet hin, nar on Sieies 6aus ~
%ssrtGafsn u16 3rar mug bieler Gbisfes f~oeniafens elm SaSr
alt iein. SH tenlerse bier, bab Der 9BbiStes, ben ids i,ht
an pbteee 9due ~abliefere, bereitS Is NeDnase alt in TIe
benen 2Bbisfese6enner ~lfinrsen barin uberein, baE Der rpn
mir n~eitillirte gDbisfes QUE anbsren 8yanbs l5srfrift uno
pire ee metn ~eifrigftss 9sffre6en isin ln6 iperbe id feine
Soften ne9 Vlube iparen, otelen 9Bbisteo nit DEN gBanIben
uno Penn sGelhutad os p~ubIifurae l6ereinffimmtnb an
ma@sn. &. q. Stuart.