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TIE amiabie Pennington, is a bulletin board
for the Regiment. While the members Of
the different companies are felicitating them.
selves. how faithful the country is being rep
resented in the War Congress now in SEE
sion. The same picture e presented in the
Senate ChaRher. The chair which Davis,
Benjamin ana Hammond occupied whoh they
boldly published to The world disunion and
rebellion, are daily filled by some Of the
mudsiiis from Lowell and the chair where
BteckinridgO sat when he winked 81 treason,
holds mbskets from the Massachusetts az
mory. The traitors have gone; their places
are vacant theeehoes Of their delusiye mad
ness have disd aWsy, bat they havoAwRkSn-
cd An energy and Installed in their seats a
power which will defend the Constitution,
Danish treason, and punish traitors. II is
becoming that The 9Th Massachusetts, regi-
ment should ell the places cursed by such
enemies of freedom and mankind. Here ~
now anether Cromwell Parliament made up
Of the descendants Of the Pnritans Squads
drill 10 the diifel ent halls, and the resound-
ing clamor Of arms aWakens serious reflec-
lions upon tho civilization and refinement Of
tue 10Th century.
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M0THER's Rad THIS.

The believing q an extract from q letter written
By the pastor Of aBaptlst Church 70 tho " journal
and Messengsr," Unoinnati, ohio, and speaks vol
umess @ i8For q that Worla-ronounsd medicine, Of
hAa. WINDOWS sOOTRiEa 8YAu Eca OHILpHEz
TEErHiHos
1--WE aeaa advcrtisemontin your oolumns o. mrs.
WinsloWt aoofhihg syrup Nos - ngvar said .
Word 10 iavor q patent medicine beioro IN our liz,
but We ieal compelled 70 say 70 your roadsra that thia
no humb1g-WH HAvz rRInB n, y KEog II 10
ALI IT csAInA II b probably, one Of the most
ooesstul medicines Of the day, because e a. oao Of
ths best And thoso Of your roadou who have babies
can't DO better man % lay In supply"
eeo Advertisement In another column. sop2sRB
AFRlEND IN GEED. THY IE.
DR. sWEET.s INFALLIBLE LiNrAESr il procured
hom the recipe o. DR.. stephen Sweet. o. Osn-
nscticut the great b0ne-sottor, and has been usedin
hia practioe fr tho last twenty Year, with tue most
astonishing EueoesA Az an external romedy Il ia
Vithoet arrival and vii alleviate Pain more Hpeed-
" than Al other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Hervogs Disorders Il is truly ,nhlible and a. a
curative Nr sorea, Wounds, S~pFainH, Bruiss, &o.,
is soothing, healing, and po~ rful STRENGTHENING
1rupertias, excite the asst WOnasf and aston .shment
81 az who haEs ever given e a trial. over four
nundrod osrtiaoats q remarkable cures, pei adorned
by It WithiE the last two ysArs, sttest this fAot.
For ale ~ Strong a Armstrong and VIM, Eiske.
Hea ninnnffanmcnt. RapE.
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PntrIorIc nIether.

Whilst our gallant troops are marching
forth to do battle with the enemies of the
Government the women of the nation eKhib-
it an equal degree OF heroism in their sphere
of action. The following letter from a lady
OF New York-now in the West-to her
husband at home, on learning that her sons
had enlisted under the Stars and Stripes,
breathes a noble and a patriotic spirit, and
one which is shared by thousands OF Ameri-
can mothers;
"Your letter came to hand last evening. I
must confess l was startled by the new re-
ferring to our boys, and for the moment
felt as though . bullet had pierced my own
heart, and for the first time / was obliged
20 look things full in the face and, al
though l have always loved my children
with & love that only q mother can know,
and would love to have them near me, yet,
when ] look at the state of my country, l
cannot withhold them; aud in the name
Of their God, and their mothers God, and
the country, l bid them 60, and f l had
len sons, instead of Eve, / woull give them
all, sooner than have our blessings and privi-
leges, ~bequeathed TO as by God and our lore
fathers who fought SO hard to secure them to
US, rent in fragments, and We left with moth
ing 10 rally around. The Constitution must
be sustained at any cost and We have a part
TO act, u duty to perform, and mag God our
Father strengthen US and move Us to yae task,
and enable US to say whatever Thou reqGSrest
that will l thankfully give. May He bless
and protect our dear children, and bring them
home to use safely. I hope you will provide
them each with a Bible and some tracts, am
give them a mothers love and blessing, and
tell them our prayers will accompany them
and ascend in their behalf night and day ;
and l trust they will pray for themselves, and
that they may be enabled 10 subdue their en-
emies both outward and inward; that peace
may be speedily proclaimed through our
once happy but now distracted nation, and
the peace which the world giveth not, but
which comes from God only, fill and rule
their hearts"
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
RAILROAD.

TInE TAsLE No. Ls-To take eject on and star
THURSDAY, March 2lst, 1851.
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AsInve State in the UniOn--A Free state out

A Slave State in the UniOn--AR Free state out
msai . t-z Of the Union.
Suppose that Missouri should Secede from
the gnion-that the Federal Government
should permit the step, without IN effort to
prevent it-that it should abandon TO the
State its Post Offices, Barracks, Arsenals,
Warehouses, and its Public LaRdE-that
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska should
allow US to erect ourselves into a foreign and
hostile State before their eyes, and establish
Custom Houses along our Eastern, Northern
and Western borders-suppose all these i'm
probabilities, not to say impossibflities should
become actual eyents-what would be our
condition r
Would the fifty millions of slave property,
to protect and secure which we abandoned
the old Union, be better protected or more
secure, after the step than now? Assuredly
moi; for the Fugitive Slave Law Of the United
States, that now restores many fugitive slaves,
and prevents many more from escaping
would be imperative. We would haye no
right or POWER TO claim its enforcement.-
Our slaves, enticed by the providing enemies
whom, even now, we cannot prevent from
roaming over the State, would flee in droVes
to the tree soil of the East, the North and the
West and we would never 20 able 70 recap
ture a single one Of them, aEd the mere at
tempt to ~recapture one wOnld be punished
with death by the laws of the hostile neigh
boring States.
In a few years, Missouri would inevitably
be drained OF her slaves, and be made a Free
State, by the loss OF the element that now
makes her u Slave State. We would then
present the singular anomaly Of a Free State,
possessing only mining, manufacturing snd
grain interests, allied to a Slave Confederacy
possessing only planting interests. TIT
maintenance of such an Inconsistency would
be an impossibility, and we would be com
PEELED to Seeede from the Confederate STATE
and ask for Fs-admisEiOB into the Union zee ha'
left.
This would be the inevitable end Of tn,
Secession farce SO far as Missouri is con
eerned. In the Union, she will remain
Slave State just so long as she thinks prope
- maintain the Institution of slavery in he
idst Out of the Union, she could pc nom
L. - h = Free State, and tnA., 700 oy
ing els 5at Won, leave every slave ON =.
: broken an d bankrupt -S" A0ViS HeNs
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BIOUD FOOBI
BLOOD FOODf
nThAn EhHnnN

TO ali suGoFing hom Consumption, incipient or
oeafrmcd, or from debility Of any kinds CT from
mental or nervous prostitution brought on ~ any
causa; OK from scrofulOus complaints; or nom dis
eases 1.-THE kidneys or bladder and to Ladies SUIT
fring any OF the many distressing complaints their
81 Rre liable 20, aud which enEender Consumption,
q BLOOD FOOD
b querd as = Certain and Reliable Kennedy, Differ
Ing In every particular from the patent medicines OF
the DAY, III Is 4 chemical Cur binatiun flR0h, sui
PHuRa and PROSPHuRyS, ofverTg great worth, and
many hundreds be- glad and grateful testimony to
the Dement'S IL hasc lerrcd on them.
CHUHUH A DUPONT Re Broadway New York,
are the sola pruprictOrs of tho article, and have in
consequence u a fraud tempt HpOn the public,
changed the color OF the outside wrapper from RED
% Willow and increased the 6i1o OF the bottle 70 s
louncua. be very cautious In buying 10 sec that the
fac-simile Of their signature 10 on The outside OF the
Wrappcr, - all others are cou terfcits IN conse-
lueuos o. the large domanu Tor this article, thr tol-
owing druggists have all ordered and received sup
plies Of the new kind, viz:
ChaI. 4. kimball, VIM. II French J. H Hayes,
A. Stabiels, and samuel kidder r Lowell.
AZ Sold By VIM. FISKE, Drugs'st, Cleveland,
Slsp. sb25:dAW
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8aa Bonds.

CLEYEIAND = TOLEDO R. B.
lssL 'sgM1IER ARRANGEMENT. rua
On and eneF Monday, Nay 9Th, 1851, iIains wfl nm
daily Sundays e~zcBptedl 81 blow. -
oW A. H CdtraEO ELDro8B-BtoppiuE at Ber1s ernf-
toIs Oberlin. Waterman, NorWalE, Momos-
VILE, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont. Elmoro,
and arrives 81 Toledo e. 9sUO A. N, SHEA
f9go9 ? Detroit At 200 P.H.
XVI ?. - Enrough Mall-ssOppinE a. ali 6tadon8 u
me southern Division, arriving Gtf0sdoas
coo Z. \. Man, stops q Al tationaaast OF andu1tu
o. Northern DlFiaioh, ana drEva = 49,
dusky at Sis ?. n.
?. n. Telegraph E~xpres8-St0pping e Bs-sa,
dfaitenf Obefitn, Wakeman, EOrWalk, Hon-
n~rOeYiile, Bellevue, Olyde, Ersmduf, n
more, and arrives Ct Toledo at as p. H.
chicago At SEQ A. n
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LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor of a
vslaabls medicine, and DR.. s.. 4. wcaver's Syrup
and Ceraie Is curing every case Of Salt Rheum, let
GER, Brysip6hs, s~orofula, liberated Sores, seaid
Had, end u the diseases that are the resnlt ofim-
pure blood. People suffering from these diseases
can be be cured by perseFering in the use OF Dr
WeaFerls remedies. The Syrup viii purify the blood
ant drive the disease 70 the surface Of the skim
whei,, By applying the Ceraie, a cure is Brre. It
snsv1 shiA. Try it.
.srSoSd BY 4. +. Gaylord, O. s. Mckenzie, K.
a ssekrf6sr, Strong 3 Armstrong and Wm- FhkeD
uersland o.
Brsso Advertisement.
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Your obedient servant
WV. Il. SEWARD.
To WILLIAM L. DAYTON, Esq, &c, Sc.
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NATIONAL R0UTEl
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROADs
IMPROVED sOHEDULEi

sOHEDULEi
-rtant chanaes this Road Is nov able
- acilitiaa iOF intercummunicaton
By recens M Invest and Southwest
% furnish unusual with ell through Ia1l
Hast, South, West, No. tnthe At-NtLn Ls
FULL CONNECTIONS Eo1d-uI Clele
% Philadelphia and New Yorh, Marst5a 80
South, By It's Washington Branc. ah anu
land and Pittsburgh, CentralOhio an ~
Cincinnati trains, With the EorthWesr, i Hos
Southwest. as
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, PhledslsEIzA
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying 0TaF &.
any Of the Intermediate cities. Two Dollan Eidi-
nonA give ths privilege Of Visiting Nsshington City
This Is the ONLY route that can hrnish fnroagh
Tickets or Baggage Checks to Washington Utv
gkare a. Low a. BY any ether Route. If
- Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets BY Baltim0ra and OhsB Railroad.
J. h. SULLIVAN,
General Western Aggnk.
y srSfTranspOrsatn.l General Tckst 1Sspt.
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F-"Ths Root OF all Evil is he venom
Of disease instiIed into the system BY early abuse,
faiaiesnos and exSess Of any kind. This usust Be
erldieated from ths system without delay notamo-
msut should Be- lost. The pornicious use Of mercury
vii no. do il; nay, it will iBjure rather than cure.
HIEsEMARL, 163, is your only chance peru
sal ofthe book HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYs1o-
.LoetuAL RKs ARCHES illustrated with DOL
red engraviuEt. viii explain everything. II VI
-tonlY cost you - cents.
Soldby Or. Barrow, Is4 Blocker st., n. 7. Prize
Is eents. Sent free Of postage everywhere. kes1 me
advertisement Of "Triesemsr" in another column.
Also sold By E. 2. GAYLORD and William Fiske,
DuRgists, Cleveland. Ohio.
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ruran %MrnInINra

Have now boon before the Publig for q period o; %
years, and during that time have maintained a high
character "a almost every part VI the globe for tbs
extraordinary curative properties which thoy posHesus
in MANY THOUSANDS
OF certified Instances, they have ever. rescued Huhrr-
ers IRON the very verge Of an unthnelY grave, a4ef
all the deceptive uOstfuma Vt the day have inHRria-
BIZ failed. SO great, indeed, hes their efficacy infa-
fiably and infalliblY proEen, that Il has Appeared
Scarcely less than miraculous 10 those who were
acquaintsd vita the beautifully philosophical prtn-
clples upon which they aro compounded, and upon
which they consequently nts Il was 20 their man
feat and sensible action in purifying the springs and
channeia Of life, aud enduring them With renewed
tone and vigor, that they were indebted for their
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ILL 4aaaara.

JAMES n. ODELL, BRASS
.eb FOUNDER AID MANUFACTURE Of
Erzsa work of every description No Union ST.
nfFH doom rom Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. 81,
a17spared 70 furniah all kinds Of work used bi
San, Water OF 9as, and all the various articles
sd n the klumblng Business. Beer Fumr8 Of all
Ind made Gnd repaired Bras Oagt1Eg o0nedElT
aRdRE1u Work Of au kinds repatrods dso2AS
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MOFFAF,s LIFE PILLsllI

Arc composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
as can be naearsainsd BY chemical tests. Thsir prom
nent Qualities are those ofAn active aud searching,
thOuRh ~parfeetly mile and agreeable dotargSnt ape
rient Ell gentle snporthc, promoting the insenst-
Die perspiration of pleasant dlnrelic, tnyiKorating
the kidneys abd bladder; and Of q delightful tonic
cardiac, exciting Appetite by the demands Of active
digestion, and cheering the mind with that grateful
sonss Of renovated health which Is one Of the most
EllclInna nalinaa of nnr naInnn. - IL
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WashinEtOn an Arsenal and = Camp.
WAsHEsToS, May 3, 1861.
This is not only q city Of magnificent dis
tances, bat Of magnificent immaginations.
Men viii start at tears Of their own creation,
and runners they know TO be u~ntounded-
One evening you will be entertained with the
particulars Of firing into American vessels
from Secession batteries; and the next dan
gers are excited by the near approach of
DaEis's horrid Southern army. We haYeno
definite intelligence Of Southern movements,
and hence many dark fofebOdingS.
Every day adds to the thousands of soldiers
already here. Upon the completion Of forti-
6catiOns soon 10 be commenced, the city will
be placed beyond the possibility Of q success
full attack. Then, with g complete blockade
Of the ports in the rebel States, and a large
army on the Mississippi, near the line Of the
Free and Slave States, the chivalry OF the
sunny South will be coiled in their " net
and poWerless, unless they invade our North
ern homes. They know too wen the fcstul
retribntion that would follow, to undertake
so hazardous an experiment.
To-day I walked through the marble walls
ofthe Senate Chamber and Hall Of Rspreeen-
tatives Of one Of greatest nations and the best
Government in the world. How great the
change 9 few weeks have made. Every ap.
proach and avenue is guarded sy an armed
sentinel who politely demands your pass be-
fore you can enter. Every doorway and
porfico is barricaded by barrels filed with
cement. Each room within Is occupied by
armed men. In the main pa ssageway mus
kets are being cleaned and put in order.
Scattered throughout the HoBss are arms and
knapsacks, Behind the clair WhATa SAT
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GnmfEftinMEtM.
TOHN

Having removed to hig new quarters,
no. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
,sVtNOsITe TIE GOUET HOUSE. ON PUBLIC
BQUARE 3,
a prepared TO receive the calls Of his h7enos ana
01eePRrvtbing ia the line Of Oonioctiouery is kept St
Gpr0LFSAGB AND RETAIL as usual.
- OYSTERS AND Hut O0FFhE
,-v.u a. fbs choicest satabiss served up ct . mo-
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
- IN. esoommodation Of persons having business
's'A' KTEsENETT ALE Oh DRAUGHT.
nsalHc1
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nm PHRNIX pITTRRsmI-

50 Disseminated from their HstOnlshing power OF
creating now life and health, a. it we're from the very
ashes OF this most dilApldgiod constitutiOns-are
more strongly tonic and more Immediately nVigOra~
ting han the Pills; containing the same choice
vegetable extracts as the latter, In y different m di
hcatiOn.. Although really less eathartic, than the
LlEE PILLS, they nevertheless begin to cleanse
the alimeLtarY canal much sooner generally slight
" operating within three or fOur hours. and prOdu-
cling q decided sense OF Felieft TO the head and stomach,
and eKhilarating the mind, even In less time than
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@-Country dealers visiting our ely w
hearin mind that most OF our Drug Store. =.
places to hnd genuine drugs, and such stspl = q
Genuine medicines as Perry Dayis's Pain Kh le'
Dr.. Richardson's Sherry Wine bittors, and 1T.
Viewers Canke- and Salt Rhaum syrup and Ce-
rate. Any druggist dealing in Fueh purs and good
health.
Sold ~eTe-TS5ero, and By I. +. Gaylord, Wm.
Alske, z. {. Mackenzie, Strong & Armstrong, and
!. v. saskridsr, Cleveland, o.
b" Advertissmentin anofher column.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD. raa
SUMNER ARRAHGKMENT. rf
To take effect on Monday, April 18th, 1851 Trains
leave Cleveland daily Sundays eEoeuted,l e hll0Ts.
s8 AH-=Man for Pittsbu-gh, Wheeling and New
$50 r.H.-AcoOmmodatiOn for Bayard and MinsrS-
burgh.
SgOF. H.-ExPress for Pittsburgh and Wheslaa.
CONNECTIONS. rrH
both frains make direct connections with Penn
Xfvania Railroad for Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New
kork and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail
ruad for BaltimOr8 and Washington CIV. A1z5r eon-
meet at Hudson for Akron and MHlersburR.
Time BY thtl route e. quick and are Win b
tie same as BY Northern Lines 70 Nav York.
J. n MCCULLOUGH, BuDhL
F. MYERS, G I. AGENT. apri5
BALTIMORE & OHIO
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&pkfi4. Aothsa.
M ANUOODI
now LOST. now RzsrORED

20 Row LOST. HOW RESTORED.
Just published on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure 81 epormatorrheas or Seminal weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions and ImpoteneY, resulting from self-abuBe,
&C. BY Robt. J. calverwell, n. d. Sent under seal,
In q plain o~nvclope, % any address, postpaid, on re-
oespt oftVo stamps, b. Or. chas. ,. Q. Krns, IN
B0Vory, New York. Post omos Box, No. lisa
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As a remedy fr this most distressing and obstinate
Malay, ths Vegetable life Mcdicines deserve ads
ii CT and emphatic recommendation. lt Is we'll
known TO hundreds In this city that the former pre-
prietOr OF thsse valuable Medicines was him II al
"A ted with THIS complaint for upwards Of Thirty
i've years ; and he tried In vain every remedy pre-
srribed within the whole con pass VI the M ,toria
Mrdiea," He howe yer, at length tried the Medicine
which Is now offered TO The puUlic, and he was cured
pronounced not onIy improbable, but absolutely
Impossible, by any human means. l
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secretary Stewards I~nnttucdons 10 MInIs-
far navRom. q n Mo-

We have heretofore published a tSlegrapbic
synopsis of the instructions Of the Secretary
OF State to our Minister to France but the
importance Of the document, and the patrl-
otto positions assumed, induce Us to give it
TO our readers entire.
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n ||""- HARTF0nD, TrumbulI Co, 0, I"
l hereby certify that 1 have been dealing IN the
QrpfeDbeTg Medicines for tho past year, and can tru-
" say that I have never offered any medicines to tho
public that have mot with che decided appreciation
ofthe people Ike these, particularly the Pills and
CathOllcoh. ThoF will perform Gil aud more than is
promised for them. L have sold about dfty bottles
Of the CathOlioOn the past year and L hear the best
results in every case. J. j. {, JOHNSON,
March !, Isa7- gr.r Eedlcql Agent.
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py-Re what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Grnfsn-
borg Msdicipes. Or. B. Is a physician OF extensive
practice, and one Of the most successful In the coun-
" CTrumbulD In which he resides
This certihes that / have used the GreieRherE's
.Is and Msrshall's Catholcon, sold here BY Il. q.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, TTumbnl county, Ohio, March 7, uS7.
q Sold BY Druggists aud Medicine Dealeru through
- the country. For Medicinea or Agencies, sd
. hob HI. KINGSLEY, cleveland.
20 General Agent for Ohio.
iAR3d&W 70 L-a--" -
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AND NJ lis WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81 Is, 65, and6 81 River street, and
p s. 81 and IS on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
W.E. 0AREK. MORRISON FOsrER.
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NS-Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
"a most certainly a valuable family medicine, Il Is
wpeb ssueht after for. and every day Affords new
brooE q, tI,s Peculiar elects Of this preparation. In
- vh.-.. +lsordsusd condition OF the stomach
liver and how. 4. e~ozAIdned with great debility
EsFvons v.stn5.s %fRtenss melancholy, It's et-
fscts arr most beneficial Hnd @enderiuL
~ The Sherry Wine Bit .-SS : IT.c-a1zIs
gaylord. Strong 4 Armstrong,
Cleveland, o.
In @-Ses Advertisement elsewhere.
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on, for tongue 20 curse the slayo
Whose treason, like . deadly blight,
Comes DER the councils OF the brave,
And blasts them In the hour of might
May LIES unhRllowed cup for him
be drugged with tfeaoherleB - the brim-
With hopes that but allure L fly,
with joys that vanish - he sips,
Like Dead Saa fruits that tempt the eye
Bat turn 70 ashes on the lips
His country curse, his children'g shame,
Outcast OF virtue, peace and fans,
On the parchld desert thlrstiuf die
While lakes that low In mockery nigh
Are fading OF ~uaiOnehed, uutaSted,
Like the once glorious hopes he hlestcdi
And when feOm Otrth his spirit 1
just prophet, let the dann'd one dwell
Full in sight Of Paradise.
BehOlding Heaven md feeling Helll
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We congratulate our readers upon the
iiiouvery Of a cure cure Tor kheuG ttism. Gcut and
Nsuralda. and all Mcr urial Diseases, which ie ef-
Ected without the use ofinterual mciicires, which
destroy the constitution and We temporary reliei
MI In Dict, IL Il the only known remedy elestAng
q hNrtrct cure and We feel warranted nom ls re-
Hicted nd those having friends suffering from hheu-
unfism. G0ut or Neuralgia OF the pornicious shoots
~ N nrrnrr- 10 fhe advertisement IN another column
al our naper. OF D Leland'a Anti-kheGmatlc band.
nE-snla ~ Mm. FIsAE. UlaYellnd. U. leb2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-14
plumbing.
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Manufacture and keeps constantly on hand al klnds
o. RlumberEf and Gas FittarI' materials, such as
Hyer1nt9, Bath-Iuba, Mater-tlosets WAsh-Stands,
B~atb-Doilergt Lead, Galvanized and Iron PIPE,
Sheet Lead Brass and Iron Lift aud Forcs Pumps,
Bras and PlEteu laucetel and eTerythius necessary
tho m0st approved principles.
@-Ah work warranted and done punctuaIly.-
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