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DR. SWEEPS
NfRHonsA nnIsslnRnEps

LOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
~ speedy and certain remedy and never fails. Thh
Sweet, Of ConnectioIfi he alnoes bghs-ssttsr aRf
has been used in bis practice for than twenty
As As all EFfAT0B 0F Pals, il is unrivsls.
b any preParaLqa before The public, ef which IL
This LiaIas8t ~ N eT n .55 519ss s,5ilS i5
sands q cases where Il BAD 5ss6 1s5dif has ass1a
f6k NSEiURGLGLA, It vii aford iinmodia,srs.
hst N every case, however aistressi4s.
Is viii relieve the worst Ycaz8s of HEADACHH -
three minutes, s, and 9 warranted to DO il,
FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
ilAeSAAUDh aFi1lng IRON imprudence or ezccEls
this Linimenti tis rnost HAPPY and unfiling remedy
Acrug atrectT UPON the nervous tissues t strength
ems and reyiyihes ths system, and restores m 70 ss-
tielfg hndTigur. hrlI4 .f0tl-T
fob P1LES--7As an externsI remedy, We elslB
shat II il the sEsr known, and We cbdllonEs TIA
World 70 prOdnog an esual EForF victim Of this
distressing mplaint should give & tral, for 4
VIII not tail 20 afford ediats relief and Ia . ma
orifY Of cases viii 8l.ect q a RkuIcall crla
SISl,, tS.Sa ~, At, - ~ 2pastlnss ex-
pleatlon u this hiniment Will never fail 70 cure
StllAIas are e oh3stimss very obstinate, and en-
Lhe worst case may Be conquered By this LininoEt
-BEsisea, o1ts' Wounds. soros, Ules-s, Burns. and
oFtiss of DR. sWEkTs IliFA LLIBisE aIAiESr
Frosted Feet and Insect Bites and StingB.
r 4 EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy Ct hand Tor itl timely use
% ne nfst Appearance q Lameness vii eisctually
prevent those iormidabls diseases, 70 which al
horses are LIABLE and which FENDER 30 many other
wise valuable horee5 nearly worthless.
Over iour htndred voluntary te5fiinonirlr 20 the
wonderful curative properties Of thd Lininaanf have
beon TeeeiFed within the lsl I've yeaE8, and many
Of them FROM persons IN the highest raaks Of lie.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet On every label and
also "1tsphen Sweets Iniallibie Liuimentn blown
In She glass Of each bottle, without which none ars
gaunina RfCHARDSOf 3 CO.,
bolo Rruprietorss Norwich, Ct.
For lale IN Cleveland y Wul. Ei1kl, strong aud
Llr u d. IL -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

TT AS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
" slaua UEDER TIE AfiERIOAN HOTEL
WneTe b VIZ continue = ke a choice assortment
q ths most improved kinds 81 sPECTACbBs.i All
Ais Glasssss whether loE n.4f or far sighted, are
ground under hts own snspec.ion, BY machinery ofa
new construction, with The Greatest care 20 as to
Euit the eyes u an cases, curing Weakness DlzE-
ness or Inflammation cl the Nysa. and imnarfinQ
strength for long reading OF ins sewing. I'd
81 n. II. aob0u0s80E would here Inform thu pub
tethst he hsRe7oremployB any one IN the sale q hts
lelles.
EE- Also, 3 splendid esaort1nant ofsPY CI AEsEB,
MIURUsJ0PES, C0MPASSES, &c., On hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EX Is Inserted withogt min
e Barfaet 81 natural. Ntr-
OFFfrE-Hn. ffa SubertnF at. arr1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

"a To OoEsUMPTIVEs.-The advertiser,
aavinr zen restored to health In very few weeks
y a wary simple remedy, affer having suffered sev.
Iral years With severe lung ahection, and that
tread disease, ConsGmption-is unEiouE to make
EnoWn % his islloW-sufierers the means Of cure.
To sil who desire it, he viii send COPY Of the pre-
soription used Gree Of charged with the directions
lor preparing and using the same, which they viii
Ind asURE CURE FOR CONsUMPTION, AsTH
IA, BRQNOHITls, &o, The only object in send
ing tn, Prescription Is 70 bensht the afflicted sad
Iprsad Information which be coDoeives to be invalu
able and be hopes every sufferer VII Try bis rsmedy
Asit will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing fhe prescription viii please ed.
1ress BET. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootlsR R8 WIlismsburEh, Kings County. n. Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

. HIM u NNNU- AIlLILL-
DR. swEEr's INFALLrHLE NfNuIESr u pzspared
lrom the rvcipe Of Or. stephen Sweet b Ten
nsotieut fhe great bons-Bstter aud has bseit ns III
bis practice for the last twenty With ts
astonishing success. As an external remudy Il is
without riVal and win aileviats pain ,r- speed
u than any uthef preparation. For all BnenlDatic
and NsrToas Disorders &c is truly inflllibls and s
curative sr sores, Wounds, 5prains, BRUISES &c.,
lts soothing, healing, and powerful siren tl,cnihe
propertiesi excite the wonder and aston lslnent
Of an who have ever given It q trial. Over iou
nundrd certificates Of FsmArkable cures, PeT4ormsO
b. it Wiihin the last two yoars, attest this fact
Eorsais BY Strong a Armstrong and Wm. fiske.
See advertisement. Bep2J- R2bd&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
DIR. J. G. AVER & CO..
LOWELL Mkgg
FTls., 9 ~ n ll9.slsi g 99ltI.. o 3.

% 1Q4N Elflls MASS
Pries, 81 pr potiis; Six Bottle br S.
AYRRs. CHERRY PECTORAL
has Won for itleH sreh q 7enoHn ior the cure {
aYery variety oi Throat and LunE Complaint thas
10 - entirely unnecessary lor u 10 recount the eVl-
d4co % It's Trtuet, wherever t hle been Employed.
As Il has long been u constant use throughout this
a Qualty u kept 20 the best t ever has 6cen and
that it NAY be relied on % a. r thrir relief al ft
hag ever been foHnd % do-
AXERS ca TLTARETO PILLS
FOR THE CUBE OF
0oriieeHesa Junldice, Dyetp1.l Indigestion, DIles
tGTy, Peal SIsnt1ct, lIrssl1l Haaacis Pil-l Hfs1-
laiisul, kFulila aad kksll Dileeef Eiusr C1url1nf
Dgopsg, Iciicr, Itl.ors ard Sal 2tcat WoTnis Go-f
Agags5ial a Diassr PiA 80 ~ Prvriag
Thoy arc sugar coated, 90 thas Ia e.t ,rp-itiv.
can tA2e then pls4lantly, and thly are tie best
sPerisnt n ths V9Ed ar AZ pgra6ses 0f iaiiT
q Pfies $ ssnis Der Baz, gFIss Bo1ss for sl.oo.
eIl7t acaalel9 q elerEy Hrnr shgsician5, States
% caif tn pafalleldd islnl hs5t 0f thess rene
ae1 ppf plr lpaco hare wil rot permit the insertion
o. t1em. Lhe Agent1 below named furnish gratis
our AliE1leA1 ArnEEACs 8n when 6heT are gigcus
yiih ese nll desei ptions q the above oomrlantss
and tie sre1luent mas should b followed tor thoir
% aet - pua oE ~ uRFTineiElsd dsalars vita
other gronaration3 they make more prudt on. De-
tsand AEzl'g and tltalno ao4h1ra. The 1isk want
- hsst Al tfszg = f9r ihea, pn ihey should have
iEr an our remedies an. ar al By VIZ. F1sEE,
sIRqaq & AEasrRasq, = I, F,sGAFEoHD, and ey -
80 k5srss chsrry Pscfbfsf sazsdp psriua and e.
thartic Pils, .Ts lr sls ~ Chgrchil Brother, q
IlI JUL - iitIe --lff - Z.
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laid17 5.roar { lrn.irane. - ca1Falli : Bro
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12
!. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and cerate for curing Humors by
purifying the Blood.

kEAB IHlS.~h0W IE ACts.
When disease has been long IN the system, the
drst fattsring symptoms AFTER taking the Syrup is
that the humor increases on the skin. This should
not alarm you, it only shows that The disease is
working out Just the result We want to Bee Apply
the OeFate, and tue humor viii heal and the disease
aoon disapPsars. -tt.t
Sold By Gaylord Hammond, O. 8. Mackenzie, 2.
W. sackrider, strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Jsveland, o. Ed
EB-sea Advertis mant af 81 .s.sf'ala
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: 80, q. a - "a. a0lL. !.
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5lgefs,

- ONE AGAIN.-G s. WILLIAMS,
h Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begu leave =
fnnouncet 70 hlE friends and the publio, that ho
hone eai1, end .oatsd a. og b. Clair Hireetl CeFe
land o. where be has fitted Up DYE HOUSE viii
tbs best machinery, 7erarlaSi Of eTpsnse. and fat
teTs hEnse that by strict attention TO business thai
which for 60 many yearB crowned bis endeavord.
III b. JACKSON, SILK ANEl
q . WoOLEN pYEB, 80. IA Pearl street., We
Side. 0hfgo No. 20 Bank stFeet. HnFrisi Biocf GFr
door nbffh 5f St. Clair street.
ahaWis Of every FaEieiY cldaneds5r dFed tSentf
Garmants clsansd or dyed With1Ef Being tSFsr
apart Ones open from o'clock a. n fiifg ~ a q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

PEEKY DAVIS Pam KrLLER.-This Medi-
cine has bsoons an article Of oomnsros-no other
medicine has attainsd thil before Il i much
an item IN every bin II goods sent 70 o0untry mer-
chants as tea, ooaea sugar. This upeaks volumes
IN ifa favor -TGlsnn Falls Messenger.
soid ayaywssr,, and By Gaylord Hammond
Wa. sasts, Q. g Mackenzie, Strong 4 Armstrong,
aud =. ". saclsridsr, Cleveland, o.
47see Adver' iscment in anothar column.
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D.. :. HUMPHRHVsAo ) 90,

aby Il. v. saektidsP, and hupohiil 1BrO.
.,r-sse n,lvertila.oeut n nno,her column.
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mitted.
But it is plead, that the Gospel will abol-
ISL slavery, and that therefore It should be
continued in the church as the speediest way
of obtaining this result. We grant that the
Gospel win abolish it andS all other sin, but
we Do not grant that its tolemtion in the
church is the best way 70 effect this; its con-
tinuance there can only prolong its existence,
while its presence win be sure in the end to
oall down the judgment Of God upon he
churches that fellowship it. Ministers and
members plead that the Gospel win abolish
il, but Jet they continue themselves TO pTae-
tice it. Have they not come under the in
duence Of the Gospel Doubtless on this par
tiCular point they have not. They plead that
It will terminals atleast with the Millennium !;
but If the reasons given for its Continuance
be valid now, they win beeqaally valid then,
The inespacity Of white men 70 work on the
Southern plantations, for the Millennium win
probably maze no difference on the heat of a
Southern sun, nor upon the unBholesome ex4
halation Of the rice fields Of the South. A
plea then, for its present continuance in the
church, Is, when stripped Of al coloring,
plea for its unlimited perpstuity. We are
forced then TO the conclusion that the fellow
shipping Of slavery is henious sin, which,
instead OF placing them IN harmony with
the primitive church, brings them IN much
nearer proximity In this respect 70 babylon
the great, the mother Of hafols and Of the
abominations Of ths earth, among whose
wares az her fall were found 'lslaYes and
sonis Of men ~. - 5.5 .iasf
Bat II is attempted to break the foroe
of the potant arguments against slavery,
/ Ist. Byan endeavof 70 ,cenioHnd the abuses Of
lawful relations, With this relation whose very
existence Is an abuse, and, "a. BY endeavnr4
ing 70 identify the antiisIaveEy. cause with
the inhdelity Of the times. Becanbe there are
& few gifted sksptics among Its lab Vooates as
If there were no inadeis IN the lpro-s slavery
ranks, this objection will have but littls
weight with those who know that among its
earliest and most constant friends are f0aBd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-12

MANY, SINCE THE GREAT
4kA qne0yeTy Of Prof Wood, have aitsmptsd ~
~ = i1lltal9 1ls feraigssf but profess b have
t4-ost teLeA eo.letnl4s thas aoeld plo1ut8 rnguIi1
.dentloai but they have ell come 40 q1ua b.I-r
carried away y t1s wonderful results d Proi Vo51
pr9parEtiOn, and haye beea forced to leave ~ fi5
ols resistIssa sWay. Iiead the l5iioa me-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-07
~$ 100000 -!
Illinois &
Wisconsin!
Money thrown out Old Abe to be
deposed -! ALL SOUTHERN
FORTS
to be abandoned.
Lincoln will hold no parley
with traitors!! Poor Greedy

A nd the New Oregon HARDW ARE
n STORE is in full blast, comprisin g a
full assortment of everything adapted to the
wants of the community, such as Cock, Box,
and Parlor Stoves, Herd ware, Hollow-ware,
and Tin-@are, Door Trimmings, Butts and
Screws, Nails, and agricultural Implements,
Gallery, J ankee notions; in fact everything
YOU want in that line from a rat trap to
"fuIl for new house keepers.
CANTOWE |.
OLD Copper, Britannia, Old Lead and
Papar Rags, wanted in exchange for goods
at the highest market prices. cents per
pound given for good clean PAPER RAGs
Narch27tA, 1860. JOHN STERGl6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-07
GREAT FAMILY REMEDY
MerreIrs Strengthening Cordial

AND
BLOOD PURITsIER
GOOD FOR THE STOMACH-.FOR THE
LIVER-FOR THE KIDNEYS, AND
FOR1HE BLOOD.
1t gives strength and power to the Digest,
iv Organs and tone to the nervous system
it invgorates and purifies the blood
When the blood is strong and pure, health
is cured.
This Cordial is the greatest safeguard
against epidemic diseases. Agreeable to the
taste, and only One Dollar per Bottle.
Sold by all dealers.
V. S. JoURDAN, Sole Prop'r.
Manufacturing Druggist,
IS North Third Street ST. LOUIS, NO.
Mr.. Jacob s. Merrell the originator of the
genuine Siren gthening Cordial and Bl9ed
Purifier, has authorized the publication of the
following certificate.
ST.. LOUIS, July 9th. 1859.
To nh ,sl,o,n 1t mag concern i hereby GER
tifv That the preparation sold by Mr.. V. S.
IoHrdan known as Mcrrcll's Strengthening
Cordial. and Purifier of the Blood, is manu-
featured for him by me, in my laboratory; from
the original formula
: James H. Mclean has never received from
me She recpc, nor full statement OF the IN,
yredicnts used in the Cordial as o1g'noied
and manufactured by him for myself and the
preparation he now vends cannot recommend
as being the original Cordial and genuine ar
.,cle. thereby authorize Mr. '. =. Jeurdan
TO use nv name in designating the Cordial
JACOB s. MERRILL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-07

s.. N. VanLeuuen,
Attorney at law, Lime Springs, Howard
county, Iowa, will promptly attend to all
legal business entrAstedts his care.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-07
McGregor House

McGregor House
General stage Office by w. A. DURHAM
North Side Main Street, near Steamboat
Landing, McGregor Ioara. This Honse has
been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nished. Stages leave daily for all points
West. No pains will be spared to make
uestseemfortable!! pl.v2J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
THOMAS B. PRiTCHARDB H.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Thoamount of bodily and mental p,is.rv .-,.,....
en- peelect Of small complaints Is incslc1iiis
and u + therefore Of the utmost iuboffsnfS ii'1
strict attention 70 the least and mogt friai1g bit
rllments should be had Tor diseas Of IN, bo5v H..
YJslaMy M \, aHeet the mind, Dr.. Mohats Ysseiaiio
biIe Aledirines, In every instauce where 49,, 49,,
bten thoroughly used have trinmphed orer Il, S i,e
IN alinsst al its dlyersfed forms The ssiufsrV ~
lecls oI me Lilo Medicines have, On fact bee5 ~
ulyeIs3ly ex perienerd, that they have eeor1e ,lS
established as the most easy safe AID rfsf r,o5
OF ttredtnlent ever offered 10 the Bubifr A4Sdo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

The march. Of events for ilIa lartniE mouths, !
judging by selegFaptio FspeFtBy isecming to
head. The e1traordifa nraparRsiQps p0K
being made at The di5sFsnt nv YaTd1EE7ths
movements Of trOOpA .ana Ihs, ,chaitisfiig Of
first class sta 7eTs like the Baltic EIisll ana
Illinois, denotes almest p1aEriRglF thst eng
country is to be made, for the hrst time, The
theatre Of an intestine y - 'shFtt az f6ss
purpose Of sustaining ssHF elosi5uE % iI6n, q
the supremacy of Fedezb 1sEHGHl,fiz pro-
lection of Government ppdPsEyI As Ipusshr
as we shall deplore such en- unbappY -ftats pt
affairs, it viii be far better that fle Oohstisu-
ton and Union should sbss Sustained, ,rseOst4
vhat It agiH, thsn that certain plaveholding
Robespierrean RsvOlutionislS 9sss0ald succeed
in deceiving the ignorahtmaasasat At thssoutiG J
and establish forsign. and rival aooaiaasEsoy,i
composed Is Il win b aot.5ir rllslisi5ia
materials, which win necsssaFilE. keep both
sections in state Of WatfSre Hereafter .5@i 81
The President is bound bY HiiS pafAA ot efs
6ce,-the same that FsI adniu S,t6
every President from the tine of FsshiRg-
ten down 10 the present Period, be ,-7tSt ssqstaiiq
the Constitution and ent61Oss aAe la&a3l5e L
remains for that claas Of. Den1Oeeais ..Whoi
were so fierce in denouneing the. eppollsrs aoi
the Mexican WaF-a s5aF siofs di1ista,O1i--aasa
traitors and enemies Of their eoHpiEEiltq
show their consistency By sdstaiAir lHs Soy-
eminent in prosecuting SS Ah11Ias #
exist, fnaugurated not BY the
but BY the South - war, not
Of invasion Of a foreign e5f, bdtAto de
fsndour own Uniohi,l--o1f eve Co.'s tqfispi
our own Government spa II ssses sths
laws" These same Democrats have Fefssei
fore been the most ardent adTocR,e5 of enfoFel
ing the law, wheh a vas applitd4S pstehlng
runaway slsyes even should i result in Tie be
shedding Of blood, as was. instanced in the
Boston slave case IN 4 sa3 lvhsnl g ). i1oolli
were ordersd- ont with lmusssta .todiiiSd i5si-t
ball cartridges to sheQtigWH dhRssitizsRl
should they attempt The rsschs Of DE bSplesI
fugitive. Now they win parhspg have ar
opportunity Of sussalhIbg & ssAsHiI Egsitsut is
prOtecdngour eRn GaPitph talgaas being scsR
tured by the Kirginiaa traitors: should N
Democrasy ses to taf55F % the -trammell
ofParty prejudices, and lOofiPgaf th19 oFitkicfi
condition Of the country, support the Ad
ministratiOu in its efforts g protect Oqr eFi
Government tbsn as ihahgiss thaHs1lstssti
for being truly patfioliq sn6 consi.teitss @
the ether hand they VIA BE equally repre-
hsnsible with the southgER- .iEa 9lEi if-l
case of civil wr, bez. csAtiatPaloo 81
aid and comfort 10 the ehelias - iseiif o0uh
Try BY dsfeudias and sultattliilg fkli5saotl
and should be treated seeoFdiaelY.;77-g =
u - .1---dtAI6aA AZ
A 5,,..,t !, - ~ 2 80 ell,.sa lss.l {
says The Secretary OF Is q I hia--sor sss siistt
ed thai 20 IunFe and y siftri y ba-is5
a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
Grass foundry.

TAMES d. ODEEE, BRAss
FOUNDER AND MANuRAoIUnER =
Brass Work Of ever description. No. s. unf1n 81
fsN doors from Superior street, CleVeland Ohio 10
3 prepared 70 furnish an kinds oi WoTf uIaa ~
used IN the Plumbing Business. Seer PrrTi- 81 ~
kinda made and repaired. Braa8 CaGflnq 100 d5iI-
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connections
l. known all over the Uuitsd states.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Is he authsr Of DR. Sweets IniallIois Liniment
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures rheumatism and never sill-
DR.. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
oures Bansand soalds immediately.
DR.. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
is certain remedy for Neunlga.
DE-. Sweets Infallible Liniment
4 The best remedy for spruins and BRUISES.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Carss Hsadaehs immedi.'siy and never aiia.
DR.. Sweets Infaliible Liniment
ABords imEasdiats relief lor Pilss and neldo1 aIs
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Uurds TOothaehe in one minufs
DIR. Sweets lniailible Linimentz
Ourss Cuts. wounds Immediately. lsavius - scuE
DrsSweet's Iniallible Liniment
L tbe bost remedy for so7es IN he ksoun world. =
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ei.Ih hren used By more than . million pv65Is aad
ail praise it.
DR.. Sweets Infallible LinimenE
Il truly friend N nssd, = and every ni5 shoa
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
i ior sals b. al Druggists. Price . oenfu ~ Ilr
RICHARDSON 3 CO, lI-I
ssEtzEdsgRE Sole ProprisioTs. Noruich.Cl
- 20 sals ~ strons Armstrong; Sole Agsnis for
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IORNINGLEADER.
mONBAY MOANING. Arm snA
PLAIN 40 oRNAnENrAL PRINFINa.

81 Plain and ornamental printirr of eVery 81
ecription done q the Printing EstA 1inolt g -
Presses, IN the 5gal gtylg On short aotee fne
ft reasonable Esie1. 3 aTlie1al . = ~ a, W =
hi tnk WORK. lFUIT lllll sll - -ll-Al.
e pocially ntank 151tl. leiglles SuuFnas1i iolae
socks, ReosiViua 8otlsl, ~ -. a11 n "a oi hail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
THE PHGNIX BITrFRslr,

90 denomtnnted from thsi astonishing povsr Of
creating life aud health as II were IRON, ~ & ~
ashes @ o. tne most dilapidaied cunstitutions-sTs
lnIe stFOn gy tonic and more mmediatey inViRora-
tlue nan the Pillsi containing the same ch ice
EgsSaOle extracts as the latter, In different M az
HG1ii9n Although really less cathartic, than the
LEE FlbL L7i they nevertheless begin 10 cifonSo
the nllme tary car al much sooner; Generally agbt-
~ operating within three or four n0u and prodri.
eng decided sense OtTelisf to the head ana sfrcb
and exhlarating the mind, even IN less time tbS5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

As remedy for this N ost distressing and h.tl,,t.
maladyi the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve a Ss
q ct and emphatic Recommendation ne Il we'll
known 70 hundreds in this city ih at the former pr-
prietor OF these valuable Medicines was him II A.
NJ ted with this complaint for upwards Of Thirty
1ye years and he tried In vain tverV remedy ~.
seribed within the whole compass OF the i-essri,
Mediea he however, at lenRth tried the Medicine
Hhlch IS now offered to the public, and he Was cured
pronounced not only improbable, but alsoluteY
impossible, by any human means
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

WANTED.-A GIRL 10 DO. qEN-
M. stai ,hauae work, who can cook. wash, &c-
NVte oAt thoae who come we'll frc0al 1,.5,d.d
heed sppy. Enquire at 50 Prospect street
ap'o'it w. J. WARNER
M ANfED-ArFIVE MEN WITH
ae'pital Of $40 IN cf0 can clear from s. 10 sto
qs{ pn noF hrticlsthat has % comp ,tifIon ~
s.i.o tefrltory 20 sell in This q al article Of diiV
oensnmp ptinhi and Il used iu every hOurs m fb i3
y M q ade5sss ".lrysat OIL Company Box issi
Olnoe-No.s y over Hover q fliPbee's Drv doods
stors, g ~ ~ superior street. Cleveland, Ohio
THOMAS B. PRlTCHARDS Es-
4AI& otice is hereby given thai Ia .pI,-,-i
% 1er - oeen appointed aud qualified az ETeeiit- m
we tslhle 81 Thomas b. Pritchard, ,iafe of f5v-bo
Sonn.y ohio, deceased. Dated AT CleveisnS M "a
guy snIs gs sl95, sgsIl 1901, JAMES TOUsLEY.
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MOFFAT's LIE PfLLslll

Are composed Of Vegetable iueredt nts exsipsivslv
e can Ge ni,qeItsined by ohemiesl tests. Thsir pro
thou perfectly ild and agreeabie dsfs-7.f az, ~,
rent; - gentle snporihc Promoting the inSe1si-
ne sl-pfation OF pleasant dluretic. iuviqorsfinq
the ihluh'y hiu Dladdrri and 5f a delightful tonic
raruac exciting apneiite by the demarsi4 81 active
4gts uou, and chrtrinR the mind with that grafefi
sense OF renovated health which Is one al t6e 5Sost
lellcitOus freinRa Of nrr mum. y ~ ---o-t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

The members of the Cincinnati Bar, AZ
meeting on Friday, adopted = fo1owing re-