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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

We are now living in The age Of Rebell-
ion. The South not content with having
had the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation OF the Con
stitution, arr now endeavoring 70 break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been COM
menoed against the Federal authorities, and
where it will end, no man knows.
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In addition to the important matters oc-
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Europe, for at least the year to come, viii be
Of stirring interest. The heroic and patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up liberal
and united government in Italy old thrones
are crumbling into ruin-society is in a
transition state.
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A correspondent Of the N. Y. Evening Post
els the following aneodote. I

A correspondent Of the n Y. Evening Post
tells the following aneodote; .
Mr. Lincoln is becoming a great favorite
with all classes. He is at once prudent and
afable, AMI his demeanor is so frank, court
Gus and free from official rigiditY that he
bids fair to win universal popularity. His
very augularity aud aWkwardness are likely
TO become the mode, and please much more
than the white choker and gold-headed-cane
aiggity of his venerable predecessor. His
fsce though not handsome, has a pleasant.
and intelligent xpression, and the rtason Tor
the ugliness Of some Of bis portraits is, as he
faeetiously alleges, because they are g devoid
OF MS accustomed graneP A story IS current
which shows the improving effect Of bis
whiskers. A visitor who had met him last
summer called At Wizards on Sunday night,
and was presented 70 the Prtsdsnt-eleet
sud Mrs. Lincoln, Not cafrhiuE n Lin
e0ius name be sat down 10 tax With Mrs.
Lincoln. By-agd-hye Dc began 70 tafk. of M
Lincoln as ifhe were not present. ~seI am
the M. Lincoln yoH are speaking oi.a- in
.tsFTupied that gentlemana ssYouI are n e-y-a
Claimed the stranger, Why, / didn't know
you. What e handsome man your whisllers
have made your The way the President
LAUGHED showed how highly he enjoyed the
ln1istake. 4.f'-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD F0ODI


To all suiisring from Consumption, Incl pient OF
couhrmeds or irom debility Of any kind; from
meuts 4 or uefVuuH hrGstratiUu brought Un bg any
c,u-e or froin oiulous COMPLAINTS OF from dis
fering any fhe many distressing complaints thrir
liable %, and which ungender C0nsaulpt ptiou,
TIE BLOOD FOOD
is offered as a Certain and Reliable Remedy. Differ
ing in every particular from the patent dicues 81
the day, IL Is chen icl cum binafuu lktN, SU l.
PuUk and PHOSPHORUS, Ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds busr glad and grateful testiniouy 70
th- benefits u has col erred on then.
CHUkgH DlPOA A. t9 Broadway, heW York,
are The SOLE prUpretors Of the article, and have IN
cUuseq uence OF fraud attempted upUn the public,
changed the color Of thepuisids wrapper rum HED
% YELLOW and increased The size Of the bottle to
ouuces- Be Yrry cautious 10 buying 70 that the
facsimile Of teirsinature Is % the outside Of the
wrapperi as all othsrs iife cuuufBrtoifs In cOnse
queucs oi the lar.e demani Tor this article, the to
lowing Druggists hayr al ordered aud received sap
plies Of the new slhd, viz.
Chas. A. Klmball, Nm- Il French, J. r.. Hayes,
Il. A. Siauies, and samuel kidder Jr, Lowell.
Ohio fahg5-dkW
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POST AGE ON TIE LEADER.

Leader Office Cleveland, O.
GlEls it5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

AaAAINMNa
The Charleston correspondent Of the N.
". Times, writes: taat
Ifthad asksd any attacks Of the Pres In
Charleston II be th0ught L.eat Hamilton's
ironpiated floating Battsrv would be launch
ed this morning from NJ, MaFshs ship-yard,
be very likely would have tola me that he
g really did not know; Il was talked about It
was uncertain" &c. told one ofmy specials
thRt If b saw them greasing the ways or
doing anything stirring this morning, to
hurry and tellme so at Z A. N. he rushed
into my room and informed me thai every
thing was ready, and Lieut. Hamilton would
give the word IN a few minutes. Arrived
at Palmetto Wharf | saw small crowd
gathering, which each moment Increased as
the news spread through the town By 81
, clock II least 5000 people were present,
and unknown quantity, called by many
the 'ssluighter pen rolled heavily and clum,
silly into her new element They haven't
christened her, and when they do, it is my
private opinion that il will be done in tho
blood Of all who embark in her hope the
Richardson Guards In particular, will say
their prayers, even if they never did It before,
and make their wills in some sort Of earnest
ness, for they never will see Charleston again.
Il will be another BalalIlaya charge
without the glory OF that superb net Of daring
that Tennysoh has immormlized. God help
those who do 60 !: the tide should turn her
round and present her unprotected side TO
Major AndersOns death-dealers et Only siy
hundred yards. Only the gun-side is PLATED
and the roof OF that part looks very like an
old-fashiOned ropo-walk. The machine fen
into the water with astrong list to siarboard,
as the salons phrase it, drawing on the gun
side full seven feet while on the other, not
more than tour Lieut. Hamilton Is an
ambitious man, and FIRST brought himself into
Palmetto notice by his extraordinary appeal
70 his ex-brothers OF tine American Navy, to
tear down the Stars and Stripes whenever
they had chance, and after mailing them
ignomlnIously 70 the mast 70 bring the ships
into any Confederate port The Lieutenant
is a brave man, even INTO rashnesS he can
give no better proof Of it then his intention
u herd the boys who are ambitions of seek |
ing bloody grave. Il viii take some time
to get her ballasted and to get her guns
properly mounted, and then we wait for the
ides Of March.
Let me again deny most positively the story
travelling round the North, East and West
that the Brooklyn landed reiniorcements At
Sumter on her way 10 Pensacola. Only the
little handful that before described are there,
worn out with ceaseless vigilance, suffering
from a too salt diet without what the soldiers
prize-tobacco-and having but little money
to buy anything and knowing OF no way at
present to get what is due theta from the
Federal Government il We have such a
thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
BLOOD REN0E4FOR
-01IT- lnIolIlaTa

Is precisely what its name indicates, for while
pleasant 10 the tastoi it is fovihnR, exhiiarltue
and strengthening TO the vital powers II also 70
WHITES, reinstates and rensws the blood IN az H.
original pnrity, and thus restores and renders the
system nyulherabls 70 attacks of disease tls the
Only preparation ever offered TO the world in pop
Hlar form so as to be within the reach Of all.
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THE ALL-sUFFIoIENT THREE.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

~ We congratulate our readers upon the
di-coYery OF q ure cure for Rhsuratism. GUut ana
Neuralgia, aud al Mer uiial Diseases, which Is ef-
tected wi thout the % Internal medicines which
destroy the constitution aud We temporary reliei
on niEct, 20 4 iife Oulg known reniedy elegtlg
perfect cure and We feel EllrramteQ, rOm us
hicted and tuuse having irleDds suffering from kheu
matlam Gout or Neuralgia or the pernclOus ehecta
Of Mercury, % tut dVrtIseneiit ia unotle column
Of our paper, OF Or Lelands Antl-fkheumatic Baud.
Hs-o0ld by Mm. FISK &, Cleveland, .. fsb25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

And to you we appeal, to detect the illness OF de-
cline not only your daughters before III k too late
but also your Sous and husbands, Tor while the for
mer from tlise deiicacy, often 50 down prunn-
ture grave raEher than let their condition Be knon
m time, the latterare often 50 mixed % with the
excitement II usiness, that If IL were not for YOU
they3 too, would travel in the same downward path
until II ~ TOO lAtet arrest their fatal fa But Ihe
mother is always vgiant, aud To you we confidently
appeal Tor we are sure your neYer-fahing affection
Will nnerringly point you TO Pref WOODS RE
LUCRATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD RENOYA-
To Z as the remedy which should be always on haud
In time Of need. 1858 '-u
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rtios wishing the prescription viii plrase sd,
lress REy, EDWARD A. WILSON.
Octls;R26 WiltamsepFEh, Kipgs Comfy y =.
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Prepared by Dr.. }. G. AYER q o., Louail, n D
gor saie bI strvng 3 Armstrong, UlsTsilna,
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50 The sherry Wins Hitiors are fqr sale By h. 8.
GaylOse. Strong a Arnstoug, ana q s. Maokanzle.
Cleveland, q. af
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AYER,s- AGUR OURAe.


T." D@4-eA = A---l ~ $500 p - - N.l'.
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL Dis
f1id becomes Fitlated, Weax, and r1dr. BeihfI IE
the circulation it parTales the Filols loi end laI
f5s froan its aftaes nor n ti6rs aI1 Fkict 49,
not destroy. The scroiulala telut . Ea1qllil
o. U6hsaithy nod hapar5 ar ID 81 add fIiiY ia5-
iil to depressing Ftel, a,di 4e9t1 al y tlt l11-
IN IN no o0nsfifuti1n, ds8cenllaf 'iroU .all
. children undo The thiul ald gqlth 51llll -
W ylsii the inieaipea q ~ istheq u7an ilaE
itl .rsis sommsnes b. dsposiiioh n1n ~ biod
OF corrupt ulearods matter which, u lHo ill0i
liver md Internal ORGANS g termed sul1il %
~ .ti--- ms fs1 esrTIip piion, i5slla illl 1Ils
blood depresses the energies Of llia q ti1t sll-
som piaint5 bgi thsl have fA5 lesl power p 9ita-
stana fhe aftacks ol other elsaale' conaei reutIl
naf srraialous in sheir nature, are 5ll rdudefod =
~ b this teini p lns sl.ts9. - e ~ CO..
origin directly ~ ihis seroiale1g colta1liraliel.
f-.fs ana ti,I.-srq1is nri-a l7s-l ~
are aggravated 1y shes11le r-IIlIe.1 W = "
aOne quarter o. 9ll or beop,e aie .efaleogli Ger
their health i undermined by ii 70 ceefse irQll
tee s.ss - %. n y. ~. =. Z. 5 " 81 ~,
exercise. such q uiellicine We s1pply IN
ros,iv Srhieh ,ghle Ii care the sbogs e1--Il, II
sIs8ti,y. ss-is remedy Is mfainsiis b s'-ir|-fS
pCuRH' expels she miasmEtic p1l1ou oi tHFFa tEn
AHUE from the system, and prevents ~ dattIdn.
merit a tie diseaEe, II tnkel on the sra aHr1 t
of ifd nrnmoGifory symptoms. lt II nos raIr ~
tdsf remedy ye discovered for this elias Of ern
niainis, huE also % cheapest The large arrnfIse
w. supply l1r loi q bringa i within ~ -sail ~
every h0ly and u pliioul dLtieici1, WHORE .rrr
Asn AduE PREVAILS Nrcfr body lh0nII nave III 41I
u it freaiy both for a cure end NiolacII6n raIrt
auperiofitY e this rumndT over ans ether an.
c0Vered Tor lie aBeeiy ana c8riain 111a % f1i1l1I
ttHts a that it contains no tlinildr lIiral q ~
sdguehty t psoduces no uuiniaIn 81 ottar drrI -
eiacf9 Wnate7lr upQn The constitution. Lholo cur1r
~ ii are iei heiihy IS II they La never had is
dIneaae.
favsr.aaa aAsds ishot alone ne consequence q
the nialnic Hoilon- Al great variety u lI-QleI1
Hsea9nsiilll. Cess Hc1dsci1 liiirl.si ltofirCt1.
tl df ds epleer, Ht1fer1, fllH r - DoutlI l1h1,
rarafr friis and ileFlaJaI.lf of fig kiCnddA, an II
which, aheu eriginaiiHg in tbs cara1. nIt en- -
( is tierf i11s cr Become utrioIIcal Lif % r.arI
] e1pall the pbisun noul tllr blood. tud
I dIifas lisni' az alike 10 ll an lulal1aN|6
I % I'm fliaflnlt l1ll lsTlcIll liaIt lil1 -I
rasid ne ia fla nnllriou8 districts lf t.rn -.
Eioually aaliy wlii1 clr11el t1 che in.1tr fI.f
g-ili ~ 49, rlf6l ftor- ~
muiatain IuIi cicnt r1alnty 20 rf11n INTO
c1ra, and leU VIII suffer nom lntffI .IfI III
they 9Faii themselves oi tas prosscton this rluaT
PrsBsrsd by DE-. J. C. AYER q Co., Loual, n q
5or sale bI strvng 3 Armstrou1i ClgTalan4i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

Vita less ample means Col. Thompson, in
P7e successfully disputed Clinton's passage Of
Long Island Ford. From the Palmetto Goard,
with BatterI No. 6, may be expected at least
as much as from Col. Thompson with bis lit
lie eighteen FOUNDER and light field piece.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

So Prot WOODS Restorative CordisI and Blood
kenOyator is genuine medicine Of real merit plsas-
ant TO the taste and invigoTating 70 the sy5tam.
W While tt puries the blood and sOothes the nervous
irritation Il aids the organs Of digestion 70 perform
their tunctionsi and resist the assault Of disease II
Is a chemical compound 50 skilfuliy combined fhaf.
while 1t exhilarates It does not provoke the isstude
which usually follows excitgm mt. A tonic com
pound exclusively OF yegetable natter IL is b5olGte
b benenctali and no ~ effects can possibly Hccom-
pany its use. lt IS an iialible aud speedy remedy
lor Loss OF Arpetite, Fantnets, Nervous Debility,
Neuralgia, PalpitatiUn Of the nearL Falling oi the
Womb and ot her telicate diseases to which woman
Is SUBJECT For Sickness ai the Stomach Bilious
ttacks, Liver Com plants, Costiveness lyB besia
Consumption, and host Of evils fesh is heir TO- fits
q certlin cure.-iSt. Lopis M0rning Herdld.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ron

ID antharizad and adopted b tha llodlcll Facul-
fT u Franco, and supplied % the frunch alI lliI
Medicine takes tho place 81 Cod llglr oii. olr7cl1
sarsaparila, Iodine and Mercury Il "a reoo-l ln-
"a and used in the hospitals OF France lor Latlcr.l
Assesses. Cancers, ulcer8, Scroiula, 6curTY lr-.
Albus, 0out, Rhsunelisnli ac1eli pains anl III ~.
fsctions Of the skin. The Li01 q especially c1ll ID
the cura OF the Syphllitic Di1ea1gal dsl1uatll fl
nirry Secondary and rertiarTl Dir1ctlunl rId c1cs
tffcfes accomrauy each bottle Hric1 % rer rcffl1.
Soid in Cleveland 81 Gaylord aud IIammoud, Dr1g-
gists, No; lal SUPERIOR ai f3e tfaas eE nd-
Paris. OF 4s Broad st-, n l-r,aa augi7'kn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
Storfs aud Gin dtars.
TaE aDEsPATCH" COOKING STOVE

rs .THF RESUnT OF MANY
:. =, careful experiment and experience, and
fseynost Il -. fedly superior to any Other COOKING
Stove, n ~ Its taking, Broliug and Aoaslln8
properti, - s,ir, ,ass all its competitors IN
PERF FCTToy CONVENIENCR AND ECONOMY.
The oven is th0l 'oughly ventilated yith neateo sit
by an Ingenious n tent process when causes @ lne
feet even bake Is prod. ciiii ceiii - g.. -, a., ..rb.I
RoastinF n done lJsfir . tho open hre 90 tup w
Juices and flavor Of meats tns .P fs @ ~ ~ - ~ 5rs-
Brofling Is dome on the be. 4ei4o'ti 't1 -
from the ere IN the stove. - - =. ...-.-. tg,.
The hre chamber l. so arran ea ~ " % ..o
most perfect ombustiou Of fuel ~ crr -,Yr,nfi1
amtee t 60 be most economical IN q, an VINO de-
d iuel and 20 give entire latistactio
sire FIRST GLASS STOVE, vrs reg.r our
Nor proof of the truth of the aboyef InsST h1IiG
lends and custcuiers in general 70 TIE 5rrnnunq
dreds OF Housekeepeis in this city and p n and ~
country who are duly using the stove - corvlp-i
red II is a plain, heavy aud besutifli stoves ~
s| CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE - Q ff,a
and the material and the wOrk1nanshIp, AIe ~. n
best quality aud can be made 20 LAST @ u'''''
COO. KIN G STOW E ; (
market Our Parlor, Hall and ofioe stove t, t.esS
been selected with great and good tustes toll
all the principal fOundEiea in the country an -
Of the Hewest and most approved styles for WOO ian
for bitU1uinons and anthracite coal
Our stock Of Enameled Crates g. large and E M
prise tho neweststy les and arc otauperior hnish.
Our assortment of
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron, Is complete.
Our f3urteen years experience IN .husine-s, ona ape
purchase goods cheaper and most desrablei ana
Cheaper than can be BoBgh5 zzsepkasi
81 All are invited 10 call aud look f9F themselves
az the we'll known
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GREAH UREP
1l DR.. LEBAND's
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
RHEUnATIsme eoUr AND NEoRlLoIA,

I RHEu hAftSM,l .G0UT AND NEURALGIA,
q. And "a sure Cure tor
ALL MEkGuklAb DISEASES
II is conveniently arfnnged hand, Containing
medicateq COMPOUND, 70 DO worn around the Waist,
without injury 20 The moet deieaie persons, no
change 10 iiabits 81 living is required, aud it ontre
y removes the disease from the ystem without eros
ducing he injurious edecJs arising from tie use OF
pOwel tul Internal medicines which weaken and de-
sfrpy the Constitution, and give Temporary relief
only BY this tro .tmenti The medicinal properties
contained 10 the Baud. come in contact with che
bloodand reaches the disease through the pores q
the sklni eteetinc IN EvEnr Instance perfect cure,
aud restores the parts afflicted 90 aheahy condition
This Band h also a most powerful Anti Mercurial
AGENT and VIII entirely rullege the system frsn the
PERNfcIoUs sheets OF Mercury. molarnte cases are
cured IN ow gayss aud We arc conslantv receiving
long standing ~ ~
Price. y, 70 be had Of Druggists generally or can
Be sent By mail Or eLpresl WIKI fun directions Tor
gse, 70 any part Of the country, direct from the
Principal Of3ns @ ~
No. 100 BROADWAT, New York a
g. SMITH & CO., solo .Proprietors
+ n. y --lescrlptire Circulars sent Free. srar
.-E ~ Agents Wanted ~ .rYp here. 7tIlI e
I E5-soid By Vim. fISlfE, Druggiit, Clevelsnd. q 4,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

The contributions to the Kanaas Relief
Euud IA New York City, for the week ending
Feb. 15ih were Sl5, l4I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

So chemically and skiiiuliy bined as to be the
most poEerfql tonic abdyet % psrisety adapted az
% act In perfect Accordance with the laWs ofnatuIs
and hence soothe the weakest stomach and tone up
the digestive organs and aay al nervous and other
irritation. 1t is also perfectly exharating In It's
efectsi and yet It Is followed BY lassitude or
depression Of spirits II Is composed entirely Of
vegetables, and those thoroughly combining power
f tonic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never injure. As sure preventive and cure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

ssa- Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deleterious and Injurious effects follow those
IN ordinary use has opg been felt 10 boa de1dsFa-
tum IN the medical world. such tOGlc, and one 81
skiliully combined from the vegetable kingdom az
to act In perfect accordance with the isWB Of alure
and thus aoOthe the weakest Etomech and u tlie
same time ailay and other Irrtatiouli Hnd
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