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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Saturday, August 9lst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
NJ GIRSON.

Professor Of Elcetropdthy AID 4edicisS,
E1-O Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors nom tbs Public 5qnare. ,,,..,
0fice hour from 70 u and nom , % 0o@ooA
,-flV FfundaTs aNOaptsd eplf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
THR QITY

IS Forsst, cant James Sterilns'
sad Young iirswr safe
fspbio dispcoh Va received 70
oily his Afternoon from E z tngers0'''
81 hs sAshsriaizN,-W Wn.-p Forest
GALmPobIs, August 81.
fhavo lost seen Capt GOtier aud capt
rssq, uho came IN IRON SaHley or'use
ss.asV. They say that Adjutant De Forest
s.pt .tss sierline, and young Brown are
AZ as Ia camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % oe
velopng the soil the great resources Of tne state u
coal and iron are almost untouched. The nvarabe rue
chat the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fus
are cheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, ana
A the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the Deie tnas a. le
6ve hundred thousand people will be engaged In the
s.ats Ct Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
menls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

p@ Fifty German emigrants went out
on the Toledo train this morning for Chi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

CANTON IrLMs.-Lle Canton Repository
of Augu-r 2g,h, has the foiloWing!
hocrpENT Mr. Joseph Sobalm, living
A. he some ua,rry eas' Of ,he city, fell iolo
, -b.tt 81 .sr, dep, ~lich is beiug sunk
q his prer,i-es Ter cott lie was badiy
., .. b. - r,trHs jured having bis thigh
b.aeeu sod veTely oJu'sed.
esp, Nsutvr,os . con Dsny vas paid on
Eor feed ecu ny E 'eb sA1ld.er got
~e,ers. god ece-, s"cu' sixty dOIl"rs
Tins. ~,ih o'ilipg, is nOr had Psy for three
mqn,ha besides free sight of the Ele-
phsnt
Nol QuIrE a SOLITUDE = At Massilion
on Ihursd-y the Canal was filed with
boals, all well laden, which elbows that
business is not entirely suspended in that
Quarter. The coal trade from this point IL
an important item
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

THE Quo SEVENTH COL stsger received
a dispatch from Clsrksburg this morning,
which Sal s that Col Tylers Regiment was
divided, portion under Tyler, and the
balance under Major Easement. That
TYLER wss attacked by large force of reb-
els, and cut his way through with loss Of
fifteen killed and forty wounded. That it
was not e regular battle but skirmish.
The following dispatch seems to confirm
the above:
CLARTepURo, Va, Aug. 80.
Special dispatch to the Cincinnati eaz.
ette
Official advices show that the affair ct
Cross Lanes was mere skirmish.
Col. TYLER, with one division Of his regi,
ment wss surprised by q strong rebel
force. and fell back under orders but rather
fast. The enemy had got between him ano
the other division of his regiment under
Major Easement.
Both divisions escaped with fifteen re-
/ ported killed a.
A picket skirmish occurred ten mile'
below HuttonvilIe, on Elkwster Greek, yes
! terday. The rebels retrested with ny'
killed. Our loss was one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

.s.- PRESEET POPULATION
me- sate is rapidly fling up with population ses,
0o5 ursous having ben added since 1850 making tna
present population ~, ,ssSi ratio Of loz per cent d
AeRIcUIFURAL PRODUCTS.
ne Azrieuturai Produces Of LIMOS are greater thaa
thoss Of any other sas Ths products ssnt cut during
The past year excsedsd 500 0O0tOuS The wheat crop
of 1880 approaches 3 ~ 5usnss, glls me eofa
crop Yields not less than 140, 600 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE sOm.
Eovbsrs can the industrious farraer secure such IN
ediste results for his labor asupon these prairie soils
lfbev being composed Of deep rich loa, the fertility
lof which, Is unsurpassed BY any on the globe.
10 ACTUAL CULTTVAT0Ra
Sinos 1854, hs C55pany hars sod ] 800 900 ara
M IN ony 10 actual euldudOrs and susy s0HirGd
eoliains an Gqreemst 70 euliuatc 7s rad hGI ben
oonsTuasd through lsss lands a ezpess 9 SO 900,
oOo b 1850 ths population q 1ory.nsne se,si,:sii
2o3 hare ben Gdded making s iehole Po7ui0on sl4s
Sg1, qain q 143 PER cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. =
A an evidence Of the thrift Of tAs people, may Be
stated that 600 900 tons q f5sght ncSgang sec oe
Warded ever the line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and woFkingmen viii ind the free schooz
system encouraged by the Stats and endowed with q
large revenue for the support OF schools Their chill
dren can live IN sight Of the church and schoolhous5
and grow up with the prosperity Of the leading STATE n
he Great western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from So % SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, &c. First clasE
farming lsnds sen for about SO TO So per acre and
ithsretiTe expense Of subduing prairie land as com
pared with wood land is in The ratio Of 20 10 in favor
or former. The terms Of sale FOR the bulk Of hess
lands win bs
ONR YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
Al SIX per cent per annun and SIX interest notes al sz
per ce1t, payabls respectively IA one, to three four
live and SIX years from dlt8 Of sale and four noeE
or PRINCIPAL payable ia four, Eve sxand SCI N yea
frorn date ofsale tpuatng thatt leelh
oF the tract purchased shall BE- fenced and cuysied
leach and every year for I've years from date q sale
50 that at The end OF i've years onehaf shall be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should b
AZ six dollars per acre. when the cash price VII be I'VE
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Of payment can be he
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
,ges- and cities situated upon the ulis
ISO, ,APPLETON'S HALLWAY GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

TErcm the Examiner Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In more than thOussI
oaSsS, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

EppLTCATIOF on CAPITAL,

These lands are contiguous 70 a railroad 100 mile
IN length which connects with other roads and nzTgA
bo lakes and rivers, thus ahording an unbroken com
uunication with the Eastern and southern markets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

tFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the heae
ache send for box, (CephAlic Pill5,l 50 that TOT
may have them In case OF an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
LANDS OF uLINOIs

osss IN The VaileT Of the Mississippi offers great
an nducenent 10 the settler the state Of minos
Thero Is no portion q tho world where al The eondi-
tons OF climate and soil 30 admirably combine 70 pro
ducs those two great staples, CoRS and WHGT, ss the
Prairie3 q Illinois
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
RngarggaRs, "a

II
DR.. A. GIBSON,
ForInsriy Of stew York City, VIII pay One Hn5
"a Collars or he gsocl mat he ever fails TO cur
,ee' sBass nanea Diseases. De WI Psy tne senie
ar os tad pTooi .ss,, ss ~ ~ S.e ssSasa 1itS =
i7as a,sT yssrs si lsbo-iOqs suay ana expeL
sOanos 70 The zHiortunats, thAs Gs kSs psFfsOtsd
''ei1 SPEEDY p IHD III ii tPEH1BE@ENEEF OURx
~ PRIVATE DISEASES
nth AL ba6 effects sr1stpg Els2enoI,, iaea5nihg
DEBILITY on NERVOUS PEOsfRATlOH.
~ hss Guaoeeded In curing 5as5s In this eitg soe
4 vgbom had expended hundreds OF dollars wit
sslfstyIsd phyaofans who FroSs 70 treat AL prisat
; lsisiiss with success, and Wilson's eHces7tns @
0r GIBSON docs not boast LnSs he is 1'1sr1DsE
ONE Oollsgs in London or ksisss - PssnS5s soius
ed Who @ sOid St ETsss Zee RsS @5t 9' s, 3 . g. Il
his that be Is able 70 give entire setsiactton &c
nose who revose ooufdsnse in his ability aud intes
rty and thst be hes peF1eStod "a Asns-iean sY7see
ION or Paris or any patent medc1e % eqqal TOR IN,
radical cure Of senins Weakness and 81 diseases
srAngsnents, both mental ana pnynoeH sEis'nt
DT. GiHsON also claims FOR his new treatment tn
ollowins adVantages over al StnsTs et 9iSGoSerec
1ole BE- uses no reics Of the dark ages, such q
Mercury, nor any other dsleterious dug: ssSSnd
~ biS trsatrest e rostive ana certain IL an cases
He stands prepared 20 60 into any public OF rHstl
hospital in the United States and oemonstraSe tnt
nnepgs gupericrity OF his new treatment over AnJ
other now known 70 the world IN Point Of prolnpt
1ess psrrnnneney, mildnez8. sGi5 una ooHSenisnc.
DT. GIBSOH Il permanently locassa in OleTelAnG
| and has during the past two yeaIs perorned mani
Jures Of diseases which had for goarH resisted al
ther modes OF treatment. Reference can 1e given 3
ndjViduaIs Of the r1t regpeotsbility in CeTeland
| Boston, New York, and other cites IN regard t'
| OyspepsiR RhuemAttsmi berofnM and All ehronl'
| iiEesses treated with superior success.
So Medicine gsnt 20 any paKt OF the country OF
D. pefRscHSs gsV WorE on Pa7IiOioG fOF sal
q his otiioe- r.,o -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

IFrom the Examiner, Hoz1ois, Val
Osphalic Pills accomplish the ou1ecI for Thtc
they were llade viz Cure Of heEdache in ell its oFn'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Alter the reading of the report, Mr.. Kolbe
said that be though it no more than JUS
that the German Republicans should be rep
resented, as they represented large per
esntage of the population, and were, cl'a arly
in his views, entitled to at least two of the
delegates s's g oafe
After some little discussion on this P int,
Judge Brayton, Of Newburgh, moved that
the report be referred back to the committee,
and this motion, being voted upon, was de-
cided in the Affirmative.
Mr.. Mason then presented resolution
as follows:
Rssolpsd. That the Convention recommend
that the Union men Of the county meet on
the 18th Of September, ~ seven o'clock, 10
ihetownships aud wards, and appoint del
eQstes from each township and ward TO
meet in Cleveland on the 14th Of Septem-
Der. at ten o'clock, to put in nomination
suiiable candidates for county officers, and
to transact other necessary business.
The resolution was unanimously car
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

IFrom the Southern Pst5 Finder, 3. o.
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sur,
shat our testimony can be added 10 toe alreeag NJ
nerOuB hist that has received bsCehts that 10 oh
net'oin tsn produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Ga!.li..;il.A
lslEIgIIa eli
.li9 5ft -. --------~-Ss4i
HRa WIGaIoW

An sxfsr,saoed Rarss and gsmale Physician, pr
f.' SenfH 20 the attention Of Mothers, her
SCOT HI Nc sly RUP,
BOB CHILDREN TEE1HIAq,
which greatly faolisatss the proce1s u tssthins b
Hofisning tho guns, reducing al IN dAmmatlons
lllAy ADJ PAIN end sIasmodic aetiel, and 4 suro
To BBGuLAfH THE BOWELA.
Depend upon Il, naotherH, VIII give rest 70 yOnz
I'ifsiI RfIIiTF ~ AND HEALTH 10 your IRFAHTs.
We have put up and scld this article foF over ten
years, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
IsisaLF IsaIL NON 10 4 EFFkCf 4 odIk Hhsn
timely used Never DID Es Enoe an instance Of dis
~ al are doshtSd With is operations, aud ISe IN
terms Of oommendstion Of the magical efsctl End
msaiSs d TT:9es Ws sPe.L .s Ia shS nsstSf
piedgs or reputation for the rlhllneat OF what We
hore deolAre. In almost every instance WhAre tho
Win be found in hfleen oT twenty minutes EissE tue
Gyrup q administered.
ons OF the moSt Experienced and skiln1l auTsss IN
EsV England. and has baon Used With HeveF-tAiling
THOUSANDS or CASKS.
Il not only relieves the child nom peiu, but invig
orGtes the stomach and bcFels corects 0scidiy enc
giYes one and energy 70 the whole sy.esn Il VII
an PING IN fHE BOWELS, and WIND OOLiU
and oysrccmes oonvulEloaS, Which 4 not speedily
aaest ready n ths world in all cages Of DysentsrJ
md DiaFrhoa IN children, whstber 4 erises from
ToSthinR, or any other cause. We would say " eGs
nv Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
regotnR complaints, do not let your preudioos, nor
the Of others, stand between yop and yo1r
Absolutsly euEs 70 folloW the OF this Medicine
usimely used. Pull direction for using viii accom-
s9 9og gR fYTns fTTSS SfSSsnfs sST a2 sors ne & % On
tbs World.
PBIuE ONLY 20 GENTS PER BOTTLE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Iron the Advertiser. Providence, r. IL
The Oephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably si
fectve rsmey for the headache, and one Of the VerJ
best for that Iery freQua2t eomPsint which has er
or been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

TFrom the KansWha Valley star, VA
We are sure that persons suffering With hcsdsCor
who ny them, viii stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
From Lax. -uperio, ---- arrival ef the
Northern Light.

From Lake -.uperiO, ---- arrival Of the
Northern Light.
The steamer Northern Light Capt. spsl-
ding came in tcOu Lake Superior, this
morning al SIX clock. Clerk Butts has
,uruished us the fouowug memoranda;
Lett Outousgou Gu Monday, August 18th,
It eleven clock A. NJ. Left Eagle Har-
DOR, at seven P. NJ, same day. s'W scOV
Rescue at Eagle HarbOr. Left Copper
Harbor at eleven o'clock P. NJ. Left
Houghton, August 27th, at elk o'clock P.
NJ: steamer Sea Bird, ct HoughtOn,
bound up. Saw sohooners z. t. Barney,
Wellington. and NJ B Scott, at Marquette,
Angus, 28 b. Met stesmer Iron City, of
Grind -su6le. Lslt ihe sau'', august
29.h. ar y-a.o ,look Vi IL ner
Illinois 20 Z ,- I,ie
Brou.h, a..u I4O CAKE. ana 81 bbls-
copper, irom Fe,uki,a and PeWaubic Mines,
8oo-oo. lroa ue, 1000 cedar posts from
D Tous. ua other miscellaneous freight
ais SIS -va-srs.
ev No, t,4n Light viii leave the COCK
o. dapaa, etson & TO, On tuesday
eveaicg, Sp 6ber 81, at eight O'Clock
for Like Superior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
TIE snuTHFRN Part

or the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while she soil is admirably adapted to the growth o.
Tobacco and Hemp and the Wheat IS worth from Is tC
20 cts per bushel than that raised furthsr norh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

IFron the Western K. r. Gasstte, OhicaeO, M
We heartily 9dcrss Mr. 5psIdiag and bis Cnr
sAlled Osphal iIls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

From the Gazette, Davenport IOwa-l
Mr. spalding would not connect his name with a.
article 10 did notf ~ 20 possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

From the st. Loals Democrat
Fheimmenss demand for the gsticls( OspBailo Pins
3 rapidly sasrsasiHg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MEN.
THE attention Of the entsrprsng and industrious por,
ton Of the community IS directed TO the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm By the
uLHo1s CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, win enable them, b
proper energy, persevefanee and industry . provide
comfortable homes for Themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
- 's THE saSstii GRsEENssRG Nj fiis
49, 1.R9TTMoNY.

N thi8 connection We oger IsW testimonials
Il Tn 3 Methodist ClsTsymBn. and When o. m
lrouit have met with many women troubled Witl
ne diseases for which you advertise mershRlis Ute
Fos OathoEo0n cs q cure have edvised its Csc an
haa sftsc1ed coFnElase SuFe uhersTeT it has beas
sd Rev, PSTER SHARP,
Western star, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

TRIESRMAR I,2ES, ARE DE
TECTED BY BOZ AL LETrERS PATENT
England and secured By the Seals OF the Ecoie de
Gsdicine, Vienna.
40. Is inTaluable Tor exhaustion. spermasorrhu.a
And Al physical dissbilities.
so q couIlstoly sradicatee All traces u those iis.
-rseg n AZ haEe hsretoors tsen treated b. tie usn.
ions and perricious use OF cOpaiva and cuhebs.
No has entirely suprlsnfed the Injurious pa
g,crcnFy, thereby iSsurnG to the susref speedy r.
isf, disPersiHg al impurities, and roofing ouf thi
fcrlcn 81 diseaae.
TRIEsEMAB, kos. 1, ard 8, arr preparation tne
orr of l1Ee1Ee, devoid Of t1stc and snall and oa1
e errisd in the WRistcoat p ckt 6oid fn tiB Gaze
md divided into separate dcses Administered b
Falf sau LallemAn5 RouI, Ricolo, Sc Price fs eaFh
ora saaas ioE se, Ubicb ave = and IN 32 oage1
,shrsby there = aaytng u 81 20 be bad vhOicsah
I'd Tcssil, DT BAhkjW n ls4 BleeekeI streei
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
i M,CONNELL's EYI

DOCTOR j. MOCONNELL'S EYI
and Ear Inhmary, Zs5 superior corner q seo
eca st. During the past year some Of the worst cases
almost totally BL1H and DEAE-haVe been re
stored to sight and Hearng at tht- lnnrmary. Ine'
can be seen in the OitY ct any time.
- Persons AFFLICTED with Cataract ought 70 ca,
and see the cases operated upon by DE-. ncConnell
with complete success. His eelebrsted Eve Mater,
for the cure Of Inflammation and the removal OF op.
cities illus from the eyes, sent 70 any sore!s upon
khe raosipt az one d0lIns y l7T5 EFT6f - iune6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
UHI TWELVE YEARS AGO

INk LM h1VE 1EAho AGO
non IA eufins disoase upon principles IN accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
uent as az y under n aet q
COMPANY ol New Yerk. The continued success Of
theiF remedies, and the rrm hold they have gained
Ionierred upon the Association by Legislative en-
Scment, and tbsy have reason 70 feel great pride 70
% chSrtefed b. public authority Unsolicited testi-
mony from public and private indtyicuais snd CON-
rasaaasoEy notoss II the Leading Pu6lis Journals
character Of tho gentlemen oonneotad With the in
atitution thus assuring tbs gyplio that smo4s the
RNBEB9 COMPANY hss ever bean and viii Be- .
siable and trsatHorthy medium for the restoration
health 70 she aftiigt ard ell Who are suffering
ay sdGress them 11S-satirs oonhdsnse.
ThS pTiRtS1ss s2d gsAsGs Is Fl 1sGPS M MHa9Rsss
msdlcaI WoTs, babiished fer family use, and there
lore said At the nominal prios Of q celts Tor which
The hSaIth of American women, DISEASES Of OhiI-
iTn, and the more obscure ana chronic Complaints,
well as the common diseases tncide4t 70 this c1uD
tTy, have received the attention Of this Institution
I'D il is enonsh 70 s2y hey have pEo{e1 thsIassys'
fully oohpRban for the greet trdsts which the puhf
1sve osahded 70 thsr skin
remedies adapted u di6erept tiseases with mInutf
9recsiOns accompanying each article The Medi-
Inc to which vt wish 70 CAL the attention o. ths
.y FornS'es sTetsa E So, Eith n Sisssss, Y sS
| .AR2AALL'S UTERINE CATHOLIGDk
gb;oh Il offered ss certain cure IN cases seo0mps
| asd With the following symptoms Irregularities
@eakness, gEiphi5sa, DerangeG Appetite. sallcy
l5mplezf2pi pltp IN the Back and ktdnEys Chins
old Hands and EseJ, Sl0satIpgs Feyeri9E aess, NeZ
HL5is- PelpitatioD q sue Heart Dizziness Aerv
usuess, Hesdacho, kestleasness, Disturbed Slaet
slnsboe Of the Hsars, 9slarM tafn, Gr9wit1g All
p8ili the Epiae sEa between the Shouldersi dci,
/ ss1Iaseh, dsnEss1 lndieestionl pimcut Passing e
| rine With heat OF sgcsrtlrg, Itching, Burning O
-T'sstiGn to ths- UsoriRe OrEaHs, Nightmare, Dis
% tr, Mysteries, Anxiety, Rel 30, Nervous witch
.tsr
| 7sss Depray I'd Appetite ,FlGtaieu5e, BlOat9a AM
| RuIaT Bowels, UnSlszsant Dreams, Pans IN tb
| rinc Organs, Adnanesg and PatUs II ths Limb
| cgF 1T the HeFnnrv. Rsaildern,Hnt Soreness n II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

-t,- 1iI,7 s7Erf7Ifad fz1Il 40 7unt q noaa}hs-
no 6ysssfSl nd ssr1ins. kset oonlsshsiy %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

All of the Gr@esDberg Medicines sre 70,
'als by
~ = n-t.-sr - br-hI .s.--sr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
FKEPARxD By
DR. J. C. AVER & CO..
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for "a
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

DR. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for -
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
hAs won for itself such 8 renoEn for the cure
Il s entirely Unnecessary for 20 recouL the eYi'
denca Of its virtues, wherever II he's been enpoyeQ
1t hss long been in constant Use throughout thl1
section we need not do more than assure the peopk
baS & nay Be relied 70 do for their reiisf ell 4
ass ever been found 70 do.
AXERS -C4 4TRARTIG Pills
FOB THE OURE OF
eosiY'Sy So S,.S Se''s gs'lg ~: gs,51st, -, ~
1efsls ETgpti0ns and Skiz Dlseasa1, Liry Conplai1
-1f1Fg Tsaer, IaalorB and 6Ih BAe7l, Worms, GOtf
grarGlssa, a DiHHsr Pm, and foF PaTify@g
Tbey are sucar-eoatsd 50 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they ar8 the beet
Gperient In the world for all the purposes Of Amiy
Price q cents Dor Box; Five Boxes for Sl.00
Great numbers Of Clergyman Physicians, States
men, and eminen psrsonages have lent their naTnes
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rane
dies but space here viii not permit the insertion
Of thom. The Agents below named furnish graft
bur A4ERIcAE ALMANAC, in which they are yiyen
Eith also ful descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should Be foovsd Dor their
euro. A -..
DO not be put on b. unprineipled dealers VIA
other yreparations they make more profit on. De
he beet aid there "a for te, and they should hay
Esr An our remedies are for sale b. VIZ FIskl
SFR0Es s ARMSTRONG, *. r. GAYLORD ana oy -
ss-kysr's Cherry Poctoral. sarsaparilla and u
.hartio Pills. arr for sale BY Churchill brotner
= corner Puhlir Sanere and t'ntArio Hrreat =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
For sals by sTROH9 4 Armstrong. OHUROH,
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DOYVEAU U LAFEUTEUR'S ROB,
I'D authorized and edopted BY the Medical Faeuls
81 Of France, and supplied 70 the French NAVY This
sarsaparillA, Iodine and Mercury. II Is recommend
ed and used In ths hospitals Of France for TetteTE
Assesses, Cancers, Ulcers, sorofue, Scurvy Flour
Albus, Gopt, Bheumatism, aches, psins and all ~
sotlens Of the akin. The RoR is especially usaiul
the cure of the syphiltt!c Diseases, DESIGNATED p
nary, Secondary Gad Tertiary Directions and cor
toatea accompany each bottle. PriDe 50 per Dottis
Sold in Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond, Drugs
iIts 10. If0 Supsrlor st. The trade supplied b. Ad
dressing Dr. Glrsudeau dset Geryais u Rue Richer,
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