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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

late eastern paper states that large
quantity Of musksts are 10 be sent to General
Hunisr at Port Royal, With which to arm
"a loyal blacks. With the muskets were
psnt out q large number Of gay uniforms
.. inch IS viii take the fancy Of the race which
has 8 native passion for bright cOlors.
with this uhipmsntf for q text We shall doubt
less have many a discourse from the tender
q lS0ted prO-siavsEy press, upon the alarming
asboHtion" tendency which it exhibits in the
Commnndsr Of the Carolina district To
sll such objectors, We eommerd the sound
ofaugunsnt apd unansWerabls logic contained
ina Dseoh delivered in the House Of Repre-
ai-Usntstives on the 2Tth Of January last BY
Hon A. G. Riddle, Of this district in which
be showed that Government had right to
arm not only those who have escaped from
their masters, but also others still held to
Z tioe as slaves. Slaves are described in
the Constitution ss "persons owing service"
ms I've Houses Of Congress, By the legisla-
tivs sovereignty conferred upon them By the
Constitution, are made sOvereigns over all
persons, with no exceptions whatever.--
Therefore OoDgress stands TO persons held to
service Is sovereign to the subject and no
-zpovsr on esEth can come between this SOW
srslrn and the subject II therefore, the
ssves owe their masters service they owe
Oontress aIlegiancs; ifthey sEe slaves, they
als also subjects, and Congress is the lord
psFamount with the highest title. Congress
nay therefore, If it sees htI arm or diSarm
hen, Ike ell other persons.
e. Tko progress Of the war and the signal
aasesss which has followed the march Of
eur armies, have rendered this step unneoss-
saEy for the crushing Of the rebellion, but In
s5ath Carolina, we think it win he good
thing to form the negroes in military organi-
-.rations. and train them to soldiers life
Thsy are neither averSs to nor untitled for
this. They are not only willing but eager
70 enlist Is was evidenced st q meeting
which Is described BY correspondent, and
.s, which all the mail blacks on hilton Head
islsnd were invited to be present A negro
preacher, named NurchisOn, after cOnsulta
ton With Gen. Hunter, addressed the audi
szSnos, setting forth their obligations to the
government and the extent to which they
night aid 1t. He told them that Govern
smmt intended to osupply them with the means
for complete organisation. BE described the
duties and trials Of soldiers life, and then
requested ell Who we're ready to volunteer,
10 lisa. kvsry nan rose, and Afterwards
signed the enrolment.
As has been seen by our dispatches, the
rebels contemplated srming the slaves to Op-
poss Mcdowell upon the Rappahannock, but
concluded not to do it from whole.
soma fear as to which side they would shoot
aDevoticn to their masters is good pro-
3. slavsry CRY, but it win hardly do to trust
-run in the hands of those who are so "de-
voted"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
Late from From FoFt WriGht--News from
80 = MemPhias

Y MOmphias
From letter from Foote's feet, dated 27th
to the Cincinnati Gazette, we quote as fol-
lowE-The secret is out at last, and need
not conceal it any longer. General PcPe's
splendid army Of twenty-five or thirty thou
sand men, which accompanied the hotilla to
this point to cooperate in the reduction Of
Fort Pillow, has gone up the Tennessee river
to reinforce Gen. Hslleck. No ether land
force, as announced, is expected to take its
place. Nothing will be done here until the
result Of the impending battle ct OOrinth is
known. Should We be successful there, Com
modore Foote's hotilla viii not need the as
sistance ofland forces to open the river 70
Memphis Fort Pillow will no doubt
be eTacuated twenty four hours before We
can ascertain the fact.
From reliable refugees from Memphis ii is
gathered that in business point Of view
Memphis is as dull as a country village. The
rumholes-Memphis used to abound in these.
have all been shut up and many of the stores
are closed. Those that remain open do very
little business, and would rather do none at all
for the reason that there is no money in cir
culation but confederate scrip and shinplas-
ters ifsued BY railrosd companies, both of
which are nearly worthless now; and which
the Memphians all know will be entirely 30
in few weeks st fRrthest. The stores that
remain open expose nothing on their shelves
but Kentucky jeans, faded cslic0es, and
few articles Of little value that cannot we'll
be concealed without exciting too much sus-
picion.
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mere Internal Outrases--MurdsrIus Chn-
dren.


The Nashville correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati GaEstte tells these tales of Aendish
barbarity of one Smith, who hiss been ar
rested:
Persons OF high standing in those regions,
who came to Nashville with the Fe1eral cav
airy, say that this Smith, in company with
8 notorious Champ Ferguson, formerly oi
Clinton county, Kentucky, caught boy but
twelve years Of age, not long sincs, and hav-
ing tied him fast to a tree, ripped out his en-
trails with their knives. The provocation to
this outrage was that the boys father was a
Union man.
suppose the slaughter Of the male child
ren of legal men is now a part of the pro-
gramme Of JEFF Davis maranding agents in
tie mountain districts of Tenness e and Ken
tlsky, as one Oliver Hamilton, State Right
6ssperado Of Jackson county, Tenn, made
the announcement in Monroe county KY,
about a moLth ago, to a mother whose son
he had butchered before her eyes, that "he
intended 70 kill every Union man be could
find, and when he could not find men he
would kill boys"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

PRREF1CE 10 BIZ HABsAssIHATED.-Som one,
who signs himself "a Martyr writes in
this vein to George D. Prentice: 81 have
formed q determined resolution to assassinate
you the next time come down. an aware
that it will cost me my life; but what is lifsl
can freely lose mine to destroy yours, under
the solemn conviction that am serving my
God and ny countrF. That odious sheet Of
yours / hsve always looked upon as being
more poisonous than the fang of a rattle
snake. You have led thousands Of men
astray, but thanks be to God, you viii not
lesd many more, ior viii put an end to you
as q Journalist and Is human being" ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
MARRIED.

In BuHaIo, at tharesidence OF the brides fs'hsr,
on the s0th ult., by the Rev. G. W. Hosmer, THEC-
A. MAEY PIEBOE, daughter Of John Pierce, Eso.,
Of Buffalo.
[so friend wadsWoFth's heart is Pisro'-d at last,
and another name Is ADDED to the list Of happy
beuedicts Long life ard prosperity to him and bis
briis.-EDs.1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

GROWTH OF CHIoAsO.-Reliable estimates,
made within few days past, says the Ohica-
90 Tribune, make it certain that already this
spring full ZOO new residences and stores
are under contract to be finished during the
coming summer, and it is believed that be-
fore next winter closes in, full thousand
more will be sdded 70 this number.
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DIR. I. W. AVER
Receives patients daily, At Che

W E D D e L L II o D S e.
His extraordinary success in the speedy and per.
manent ours Of these disssses g. we'll ns sbsr dis
Gai Sadirooiy lead 10 oOnsumpton has ELECTED
the strongest testimonials nom many Of the best
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
Persons suffering from coughs, night sWeats, bleed
ing at the lungs, general debility partial deafness
imperfect sight loss Of voice. enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, lsnguor, dependency, heart complaint
dihieultY Of breathing, diseases peculiar to Eomsu
&C., should apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy Is carried directly
to the diseased part, and OURE Is ehectsd, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain
~ The Patient begins to improve 3 ON the vsry
day Of beginning to use the medicines. They are
highly aoosDtable 70 patients who cannot take
'iBtrong medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable,
and especially light to those in limit.d oircum-
stances
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section Of the country will be
shown upon application. apl4-d&W
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Incldent q tEe RarsIs Of shiloh

The following incident Of the battle of shi-
lob is related BY an eye and ear witness =
Two Kentucky regiments met face to face
and fought each other with terrible resOlu-
tion, and It happened that one of Federal
soldiers wounded and captured his brother,
and after handing him back began firing at
q man near q tree, when the captured brother
called to him and said, "DOn's shoot there
any more-thaPs father"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

have, quite as good as that which they call
mon0y-sonfedera1e scrip,& have not at
tempted to give any particulars Of the great
battle, supposing that You would get them
sooner from more reliable sources, Is was
not here TO witness It. OF future battles
may have something to say. EUR0TUS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
BUFFALO nTARKRT-1Tny s

FLOUR-Market steady and UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-MRrket very quiet sales 60, 900 bush
Milwaukee club at CSC: Canada club ct e0c: Green
Bay club 81, 90: No Chicago spring mixed with re-
iected ct $50: No mixed with No 9Oci red winter
Indiana at II Q8.
CORN-sales 5000 bush ct s9Hc.
OaTa-Market lrm,
RkRLEY-Msrket duiet.
RYF-Sales at 60<c
WHTSKY-Market hrmer. Sales 900 bbls at
1I5<A2l5<c; closing It tha latter figure
CANAL FRETGUTS-Stsady at Ice on wheat,
2s1fc on corn to New York.
IuPORTs-s.OOO bbls hturi 1000 bush wheat
a mn hush corn,
EXPORTS SO bbls -four; lss,OCO bush wheat;
N nm buEh corn. 9.C00 buah barlev
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CHICAGO nIARKET-aIar s.

I'M TELHaRAFHsl
RLOUR-In limited demand.
WHRAT--Markst quiet. Sales at s4as5c fsr
No I; 76678e for No. q
G0RN-m Srket firm and 10 higher.
EROEIPTS-6,60O bbls nsuri 1000 bush wheat.
81 900 bush corn.
SHIPWRNTs-7,lOO bbls -four; zl8OOO bushels
wheat: S0e Oo0 bush cUrn
FEfGHFs-Firm and steady at I1<o on corn, &c
on wheat Buffalo.
RxCH1NGE-UnchanRod. Gold scarce, 3 y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

King Cotton & not only dethroned, buI
his subjects are denying his authority and
Questioning his right to the title which he
Ess borne. The events Of the past year have
dsmonsratsd tho weakness. rather than the
powsr Of cotton. The rebels now see and
- fsiuctSntly scknoWledge this. The Norfolk
Dsy Book, in the course Of an article upon
the prospects Of the OOnfedsracy-an srii-
Gle suggested By the fall Of New Orleans
asyL aWsooufsss, that We, in common with
Wis1 msn. we're deluded into the general
bsHsf IN ths supremacy Of cotton.
Cotton as 3 political agent is done for. None
% POOR as to do It reverence" This is q
humfisting ackno oWledgement on the part o.
aleading Southern journal, but it hes been
Soresd from it by the pressure of adverse cir
oanssancss. Cotton and tobacco are useful
tor revenue, but they are no more to decide
be recognition Of an adventurous confsder-
acy founded upon cotton, tobacco and slave
II, and without either money, credit OF
manufacturing facilities. HHOg and hOmi-
ny,H 1ayu the Day Book, ''are far more i'm
Portant ,han cotton and toBacco, foF the
absolute wants Of the army for food are now
bsing pressed hOms to the Southern lsaders-
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are infa tbls Tor ocsiivenass, upasus. los- az So
ttie, sick headache, slfdiness sense Of ploatinr A.
ter meals dlEziuess, drou sinsss, and crsmpl1r
palms. aad all disordsrs Of the stomach and bo7sIs
~ Original Letter a. 2sl Canal street.. New
York.
}. ;. O. COOK publisher Of the STATE B7uur-.
Bennington Vt says BE- vas attacked With BYq-
PAtsIAi and suffered % severely from it, that not
particle Of food could b swallowed uithoat ooo.-
sionins the most uncomflrtsbls sanaafIon 10 hls
stomach For I've yesrs BE suher1d from this
drea1iul complaint, Wh-n he used BRAHDnEFH's
PILLS. IRE hrst box d'd nos benedt him mush
but the s'coud produesi ehauga, and b. The tir,e
be had tskfn six boEss COMPILE Z OUHE We
sdeetsd. He says; "Ny d5spepsiawas gene, and M
expectation Of an early death vanished
BR'HD EFH's Pills are soIi e the urinoip,r
Onica 20 Canal strss', and Union SQUARE. Ee-,
York.
OBTAIN your dr5s supsly Iom one Of these 5s,sfs
or from one Of the regular advertised agents f 81,
eenuiae BTandro,hs Pills; ye4 VIII than lloV ~
70 discern between the tr1e and fal5s.
Sold b. a, g, Gardnar, 2zs guresioa street. Csv,.
Land, Ohio. and by all rsipertabis dssIsrI IL s-II.
cine.
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OosBoL1ua.-Ths wheeling Intelligsncer
ays that syOung gentleman, some six weeks
zzag1. osumittod suicide because young lady
rsiuIsd him the privilege OfPaying her board
=kfEl.=Had= he foEsassn the immense advance
81 fas price Of female toggeEy, he might now
hags ben sans man, indalging in alamb
snd Epinnachr
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T-..r-..rl of a1srIlIsa 3. We.lera VIrrInIu

-.laI-lH-a II NlalAlAAlAA- - NAN-Ae2A- 8AAAo
The Wheeling InteIigoncsr cOngratulates
the people Of Western Virginia that General
Fremont has inaugurated system Of dealing
win the iaElsss and guerilla bands of rebsls
which promises to speedily rid the State Of
tbs scoundfsls. Hitherto, these murderers
have been treated lenisntly when they have
been caught and then, probably, released
when they had taken the oath Of allegiance,
whieb they would do ss readily and ss often
Is they would drink Of whisky, and regard
with shout an squsI degree Of sacrednesE.-
But GSn. Fremont has changed this, and has
given out that If these guerillas continue to
tnfs1t the cOantry, be viii hold the quiet and
Hsmi,ssosIIloniats responsible. Three of
these bush murdereFs are to be executed at
satt5n to-day (the 9Th This doctrine and
khla making an example Of q few of the ring
leaders hss made more Union men in q month
esiu 4 8 conelilatory9 tone would do in q
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PHILADELPHIA mARKFT.-EIay 5.

FI.OUR-Marketfrm frm and quiet. Sales st s., IN
Us for supeFhne.
NHEAT-Market quiet Sales Of white Rt 81 40
AI.l5; red at 81, ,35OI,3T.
OORN-kIerket irm. Sales Of yellow ct 5sa57.
PROVISlONS-Market drm.
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BIrsold By Druggists sensraIiy.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents and Dealers ft1~
ni8hed at reduced prices. Address al orders to
DR.. O. ". GRAY, Sole Propritor,
SI9 Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, Ohio
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issue every afternoon at o'clock an Evon
tnv Leafor osntaiuinR al the latest neWs up 20
thst time. The EyeEing Leader win contain 81
ne teleEraphio neWa received In the day 5inle
nd is 8 complete paper On Itself suDspIl9sIs
an Be furnishsd With ths morDang or exehln I
siition % the sane prioo, W. ANe eoitAss :
FepF. or an cents Der month. New AkonN t'l-
tiahed a. gi 80 per 40 copies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
M A R IN p ,
PORT OF CLEVELAND

EETERHD-May s.
Stmr Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Bradbury, MoNelley, Dunkirk, mdse
Bark Shanhie, NeWhall, Saginaw.
Schr. b. G. Post, Green, Toledo, IS n slaves.
Schr. Industry, Wagley, Mackilac.
Schr. Ariel, Fraser, Saginaw,
Sehr. Petrol, Peltier, Port Hope.
Scow Mountainser, Coughlin, Detroit
OLRARED.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Bradbury, MoNellsy, Sandusky.
Prop. 0g6 ensburg, Hopkins, Chicago, mdse.
Bark Shsnghai, HeWhall, Saginaw.
Bark Col len Fleece, WOed Chicago.
Schr. s. T. Noble, Baker, East Saginaw.
Schr. Petrol, Peltier, Port Hope.
SooW Swallow, Williams, WyRndOtte.
Scow Spray, Bedford, Port Huron.
Tug p. B. Boston, Upham, Sandusky.
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dOMMERqTAI
OLKvELAND PRODUCE 1AnnE4.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOn,
TulaDAK HOBNIHa, May s, is67.

TUESDAT hoSHmS. Nay s. issS.
FLOUR-Tho market yesterday was quiet and
unchanged. sails Of l5O bbIS double extra whits a
S5,l6.
WHEAF-haEksth frazer. Sales Of 1900 bus red
AaOAt ct Sl,04H car red from store At Sl,eS; cal
red from track at q eii and car Insiana white Al
Sl,O9 on track.
CORN Market steady and quiet ct s5o on track
OATs-ouist as 800. Sale Of car at 80 from
trAos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
n. Y. STOCK mARKEF-HIay 5

mONEY-Markst easier with fair business do.
ing ct 4@5 3 cent on call; lH96 cent diIoOunt on
prime paper.
STERLING RXCHANGR-Markstn unsettled
and hr1or' Bankora' bills are quoted ll81<nll4.
esULD-Amerlcan gold has advanced 70 55111SH p
cent premium. California gold bars are firm ct 90
81 q cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOOKE-Harkst actsve
and decidedly betteI- United States s. 'sl IOIMn
loz5 closing ct l0i1SGlO2S; 7 $40 Treasury Notes
9E0OhB-uarket again better. Chicago Rock
Island 6lAi Milwaukee 4 Prairie du Ohien LIST Pc
fcrred 81 Cleveland Toledo ~; GaleUa OhlcrFo
15 Illinois Central scrip 63f; MichRsn Central 596;
Erie 80; New iork Central s8H; Pacific Mail ll6k;
souri, s. bs. -
bonds sS1S; Toledo Wabash ID S. United States 6s
~ coupons lO0 United States Sc sl registered 99;
Unlted States % ~ coupons 925f; United States S.
~ reslstsred So United States 68 certificates
s9aj Treasury 3-l0g lO29S Tennessee S. 651; Mis-
souri, 6s 52 Ohio Sc 70 lOl; Erie 4th bonds 90; Mil
Hankoo Prairie du Ohien lgt bondl IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

FHIEHD IN MID. TRF IT.
%. Sweets IHFAhhIBhE LINIEEENT 4 rFs
pAEed hon the recipe of DF. Stephen BWsst o. Con.
laotout, the great bone setter, and has bssn u-sd
b bis praoties for the Last twenty ysa7y VA ~
nest astonishing success. Az al sEssrnsl rsaesy
l lFitheuf > rival, and VIII a.is7iat8 usin norl
pesdu5 than any other PreFa5atioa. For an Rhsu.
aasio and Nervous Disordssa ii is truly ini,uIbis
ND as 0uratiVe Tor sozel, Woulds sprains, Blli-
- Ao' its soothing, healing and powerful strength
ning pfopanlitisa, excite the iust Wondar and a.
.onianmsnt olel who have ever given it q trial.
yer ioar hundred certificates Of romarkabio 0ur81
erormed b It within fhs last suo yssrs asIs5t e
AVS iaot' strong ArmltrpnE, Agents for UlaF8-
Pno. decloaltso2HdirHsR2
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ArrfvaIa at EVansViIIe--R Reported Rvacua
Tion Of CoFinth--Our Army Preparing q
PuEhue.
Especial Diapatch to the Cincinnati GazsttO.l
EvANsvILLE, Nay

From Capt. R. 3. Bryant Of the OOmmis-
sary Department of General Lew. Wallsoes
Division, who left Pittsburg Landing at four
O'Clock yesterday (Friday) morning, we
learn the following:
General Nelson had sent in positive infOr-
nation that the rebels were eyacuating Cor.
inth. Our forces had been ordered forward
with seven days rstions, leaving their bag
gage and everything that would interrupt a
rapid march on Oorinth and in pursuit of the
refreshing enemy. Capt Bryant says that
up to Wednesday night the commanding ot-
ieers Of our forces were expecting an imme'
diats engagement, but on the receipt Of news
that the rebels were eTscuating OOrinth, or
ders were Immediately issued for an advance.
I have every reason to credit the Captain g
report ss other passengers report the
same.
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AN INFALLIBLE
PAIN INFLAMMATION.


the Severest Pains and Soreness
of every description
that the
HUMAN SYSTEM IS AFFLICTED WITE
OOPzhIaHT sECUKRD.-Ent8Fed according to Act {
Congress, IN the year 1852, By W. Gray. IN the {
9. District Court Clerks once, Northern District
Ohio.
Ladies and Gsnts here's what will cure
All pains and aches with speed
Its always sac and always sure,
Its what you ell may nsed.
hope yoa'n all bs wide awake,
Ana buy it while yOu may,
II only q few drOas gOu take
1t drives all pain away.
Its always good for all the sick;
(Price, two Dimes and q haiti
IL makes all rain dy od 30 quick,
Twill make you almost laugh.
It drives pain from the teeth and head;
When feeling all forsaken,
And when you think you re almost dead,
You'll live II this is taken.
From Thousands II has pain removed;
No one should be Wfthouttt,
Its eficac5 has been proved,
There's no mistake about It.
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WHIIE LEAn W0REs

Ths subscribers have On hand Bupario- arsieIs q
Pure WHIT Lad. also the cheaper Eradss, Ehiss
shsy Ofsr . ths rrado at voy low prioos fr es.h.
Isb. 3, lss2 JOHN WERsruR 40.
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asPFCna R8fHeS.
IMPoRTAFT ID IN ~
DR. OHNRsRMANs PILLs


Thseombinaiion o. inGrsdisn 6 IN ths.s PM, A.
TIE rslult Of . Ions and extensive prssflc,. ~
are mid IN their operaiiou and esrtsin IN s5r.f.
ing ali irregularities, paiaiul hsnrfursti,r- -
moving ell sirucii5ns, Ehoihar from soid orofb.r
wise, headaehs pain IN the size, palbiiation sT ~
haart whites ell nervous az etions, hyrfsr,o-. n.
tisus, psin IN the back and limbs, &c di1turb.s
sleep, which arise ffom Interruption sf nafurs.
DR.. CHEESE1LA E38 PILLS
vas the commencement Of . new ere n tie lrs.t-
msnt oi those irregularities ald ob1fruefions hicb
hafs eonsignsd % 1aany % q prematurs grave. Ne
isais can enjoy good health unless she 8 Fseulsr
and Whenever an obstruction takes place the 7sner1
health begins 70 declino
DR.. CHEESEMAAP8 PILLS
are the most sasctual rimsdy ever known f5r an
complaints peculiar 70 Femalas 20 an elssr.v tbeT
srs invaluable, inducing, with certainly sfisdie.1
REGULARITY. IEsy are known 70 fhoul1udI. Who
have used them at different period. flrouqsort ~,
country, having tho sanction Of some Of the most
sminsnt Phislci in America.
Ezpiicit directions, sttsing when fhsy uhrrIan noe
Be used, with each Box. Tbs price 81. .0e ~ Hsr.
containing from 50 20 90 Pnls.
PHI sant By mai, promptly, b renting to the
PropIietor. FOLD b. Druggists generally.
BIB HUTOHTHGs Propristor.
q Cedar S., New YORK
- Sold Wholesale and s-tall IN Cleveland b.
STRONG & Ann TGOEG arr1f..,-a95
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DR.. cHEESE1EAP8 PILLS
BRANDBETa'a VE8ETABLE PIIIs

"a sold Wholesale and s-tal In Cleveland b
sTR0aG z AIM TBoSG. aprI4;sov7qI
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STORE FOR RENT.-A GOOD
~ STORE and BASE4ENT NT-geIl located. Pos-
esllion giEel lls of April Alquiro e tho Loedsr
ollless o. Of =. OcWle1s marzTn
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Ef0R RENT. - THI 2D, 3D AND 4TH
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