davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
a Chemical Compound similar 70 the Nat
urat oil ofthe Hair.
FAY'S SPANISH HAIR GLOSS

clean white and elegant preparation for promoting
the growth, luxurance aad beauty of the HairremOv-
ing dandru scales aud seur and curing the euaneous
diseases Of the sealp-unequaled for Keeping the hair
moist impartng to IL rich, silky sOfness and highly
beautiful luster II is unlike any of the Alcoholic and
oil preparations so commonly used the hair It's
periOty all hair preparations consists in its prop
critics being mOstening and cooling, instead of drying
and heating the alcoholic preparations are and being
free greasy qualities Of marrow, oils &c. Its pow
er to remove the gutinoHs coating which obstrucs the
pores the skin when unhealthy and which the
foces from exudng oily substance necessary 10 the
natural moisture, beauy and growth Of the Hair
qualed. er
One free 4Falcaton of the Hair Glass will impart
lasting besuty snnoisufe 10 the hair than whole
bottle OF the alcoholic preparations usually sold.
MstheTs will find this preparation the best they
to dress their childrens hair keeping ii in place. vine
it beantif9 uster and causing it to grow luxur
antiy. IL any preparation Of art the hair tc
grow the Spanish Hair Gloss viii do it.
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
Manufactured by C.. p. FAY, Chemist, New York City
Sold vhpIeEais and retail By s. BUCKLANO,
Sept. .I2 nl06 Fremont Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
To COnsuHnptives.
,Oafa MANHOOD;
%1sKFTOvw Vsoals How ReefOreds

~ J-ss I.sbiisAef Il sealed sHssigPr- Price as.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of spermst0srha or Seminal Weakness nsounta-
= issions sexual Debility, and Lmpsdiments 70 Mar
1iae zensray consumption. epilepsy and
as Nsnia aa6 PhysioAl InespAe. resulting from Self
Abaaa. kc.-Bg R0Rf- J. CCLNERNkLLs n D. Au-
thar Of sac GHeen Bssk &e.
rba ussd renosned Aathor In this admirable leet9Fs
dearly proves from his eNperense that the aEfu
ooasslasuresa q SELF AhESs may Be saeetualy removed
Withee EsdieRe aad EhOEt dangerous surgical opera
tious boages iustume- f1ngs. onrdisis, poihtiua
cut nale 81 ana s1f etaal, b. which
every suerer matter What his condition b.
surs h1sc ehsapy. priv tey, and rAdicaly, this Les
Seat unasr SEAL plain envelope u any address on
ss rssspt Of ak esnts postage Stamps b. Ad-
dressing d. cHAS. ,. c. KLINE,
Sssl ~ ssssrs Ssr YOEt, r0s' oass BOE, ass=,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Recruits Wanted,
To Fill up the 72d Reg't.

TINHE undersigned, with a sefgaht from each company
has been detailed receive recruits for the T2d Ohio
Regiment.
Come forward brave men Of Sandusky and adjoining
counties and all up of the best regiments in service
Ofhee in Tyler Block, opposite y. GAEyin Cos Store
Lieut.. CIiAS. DENIUS,
Recruiting OfheeF, I'D Reg't, o. vi.
Fremont, Oct 81 1s62 4S
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Everybody Attention !!
A. COLLIER.

A. COLLIER,
n ESPECTFULLY wishes TO inform the public in gen
III eral that he has taken AN OFFICE IN the Post Of
dee in Fremout where he he found on aurday
Of each week. during business hours ready to sell take
orders present future delivery Of ali kinds Of Fruit
chaser wish He would particularly call attention to
choice lot Of common and Fancy Grape and Lawton or
Rochelle Biaekberry rOots Of his own raising.
He has likewise got the sole agency for Sandusky and
Ottowa counties of J. T. HeRdeys splendid work entitled
the Rebellion Civil War in the United States
sample copy is hand and subscriptions solicited
He has also got on hand and for sale, ]. T. Lloyds
splendid Map OF the United States, Canadas and New
BFunswick. Map that cost $4,000 to get up. Better
than Mtchelrs Coons $40 Maps and yet can sell it
for 80 cents.
Perior breed which he will sell in lots to suit purchasers
Likewise good Horse Power and Wood Saving Ma
chine for sale cheap.
travel per eentage salary, with Of the best
patented improvements that are outa chance to
make money. ~-
Persons having capital to invest in business that
tail TO pay big requested to call drop letter
into box 465 in the Post Office when they learn fur
ther particulars
Persons having good patented improvements to sell
trade can here linda chance
Or persons having Land or Town property sell or ex-
change, find it to their interest to give call.
Persons wanting buy Farm Village Town prop
erty, can here be accommodated.
have likewise got two Small Farms to Rent.
Likewise a Turning Shop with Power, Lathsa, Saws
and other necessary Tools.
FREMONT, Nor. 2s, 1862. A..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Rats and Mice may be e!feciuaIly destroy
ed by using the EStermna,or prepared by l. Coz Ieas
broadway, New York Sold By c. r. MccULL0cH,
Aug. 20, 1862. $. BuCKLAND.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
local ano miscellaneous Nattsfs.
5. M. PErTINGTLL 4 co.,

No. 81 PORK Roo, Neo York, d Slatc-st, Boston,
ARE our authorized Agents for the FRExoSr JOURNAL,
in those cities and authorized to take
and Subscriptions for us at our LOWEST RATES
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The REF. WILLIAM coseEorE, ~Aiis latoriag a Nis
sionaJ 10 Japans eured Of oonsanPtisn, when ali
ether means had lailed, b recipe 0btsine from ezrn
ed physician residing in the great city Of Jeddo Thisrs
eipe has cured great numbers Who suffering from
Consumption Bruaehitis Sore Throat Coughs and Colds
and the debility and prostitution eAased By theas
disorders
which have brought home win me, All vbo reed IT,
free Of Charge. Address, ilf-
RKF. w. COsGROVE.
Dee 12mo5s 40 FULTON Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Rats and Mice may be effectualiy destroy
ed BY using the Ex;srninator prepared By l. Goa Iaz
Broaduay, New YORK. Sold by c. R. HeCULEGCH,
Aug q. lse2 3 BUckLAhD.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Fremont JOHrnaI.
ISAAC NJ KELLER EDrron AND PnOrnrrrOn.

The JoURSAL is published every Friday morn
ing. Office, In Buokland's Block third story.
Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio.
TERMs or SUBSCRIPTION
onc copy, per year IN advance by NATL, 81 81
Paid within the year, .-.--...-.-.-...A .A... aOe
After the expiration Of the year, 2bC
Town subscribers served by the carrier in advance n
tg- No paper discontinued Except at tho option oil
the Publi'ler) until all arroarngesare paid.
RATEs oF ADvERrIsfNe. ta
One square-Co lines or less) one Insertion, so &C
Do. Each additional insertion, .-.-...-.... "a
Do. Three months, hs,...-..........-.-...... %
Do. Six months, hs,.........-............. oC
Do. One year, ......-....-....... 500
Basipew Cards, slipes or less, one year, !!. . 900
fT Contracts for period Of notlesstbah ss months
insertion, will be made for
onefourth column, changablc quarterly per year SIS Oc
One-third, +" AWAY l" 20 OC
One-half, &C. rs OC
Whole, as OC
Loaded and Special Notices, preceding marriages. and
Double Column Advertisements will be charged doubls
tho above rates. 1HNfI HNff
Advertisements should be marked with the number o
Insertions they will be continued until ordered ou
and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING.
We have beautiful Power Press capable Of making
thousand Impressions an hous We are therefore prepar
ed to do all kinds Of Jon PRINTING on short notice. and
the satisfaction Of our patrons.
BLANKS.
Wekeep BLANKs Of various descriptions on hand, Oh
can print them of any desired form short notice.
ISAAC NJ. keller,
Editor and Proprietor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19


An AiferaiiVe, Tonic, Dirretie and Mid CaihGrtic
Price, rs cents per box containing so Pills.
Each box contains hfty pills, which makes them
cheap again any other standard pill, and four times
cheaper and warranted much superior in the of va
Ous Diseases TO OF the syrup mixtures sod besides
being more convenient aud proper form for The
Pills principally alternative medicine (theT basis
being the solid extract OF Sarsapara prepared in
peror mapner but sufficiently catharie 20 gently assist
nature, without purgng unnecessarily which makes them
peculiarly adapted to weak and eneebled persons invg
Grating and Strengthening the body purifying the system
producing new, rich blood, and healthy action Of the
stomach aud liver.
not only highly unexceptienabs, but ecacious in The
highest degree, and as a general
Family Medicine Uncqualed.
The compound Sarssparila Pills used the porma-
nen OF those diseases which arise from impure
state Of the blood and morbid secretona the sio
ach and liver and wherever medicine is required to invg
orAte and purify the system.
They are purely a vegetable compound, and may be
used by persons Of all ages They pleasant to the
palate and produce nausea uneasiness, gripping in
their operation. hundreds Of certificates could be given
ofthose who have used them with great benefit.
Purchasers will be particular TO ask for Dr Roberta
Compound SarsaPara Pills and observe that the green
wrapper each box has fac smie OF the signature
jos Roberts, NJ and c. P. Fay, and to purchase
Others.
All applications agencies and letters the subject
of the medicine. must be addressed post paid, c. P
Fay New York City.
Sold wholesale and retail by s. BUCRLAND,
Sept, II moo Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Use COTS Death to Rats, Nice, De-
IL ncverfails to XIII. soldby c. 3. MeCULLocH,
Aug 20, 1882. s. BUcKLANB.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Use COTS Death to Rats, Nice, de-
c. r. HscuLEOCH,
Aug. %, 1862 s. BUcKLAND-f -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
i INVALID. fli-~ ~ it-i ~
PEblished for the benefit and warning and canton
to young who suffer from Nervous Debility PrernA-
ture Decay BE- supplying al the time the means Of
SelCRre. By who has cured himselfaer being put
great expense through medical imposition and quac
cry By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, sIx
GLE COPIES may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., MY. ieyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The JovRSAL published every Friday morn
ing. Office, In Buokland's Block. third story
Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
%his Afternoons Report.
FURTKBR PARTICULARS OF THE
GREAT RAnnIM

HOifThbR PARTICULARS OF THR
GREAT BARTLE.
PTFTsBURa LAEDHo, April 9.
Oar loss in officers is very heavy. 1t is
impossible et present to present their
names. The following were among The
number;
Brig. Gen. W. 8. Wallace, killed; Col.
Pegfam, Acting Brig. Gen., killad; Col
Ellis, 10th Illinois, killed; Mai, GODDARD
10th Illinois, killed; 1t. Canheld, q Ohio,
mortality wounded, since dead; Lieut Col.
Kyle, 4lst Indiana, mortslly wounded; Col
Davis, 46th illinois, morally wounded;
Gen. W. 4. Sherman, wounded in the hand
by a cannon ball.
Col. SWeeny, 52d Illinois, Acting Brig.
General, wounded, received two shots in
his only remsining arm, having lost one
in Mexico; also q shot in one Of bis legs.
Col. SWeeny kept the field until the close
Of the fight, and he excited the admiration
Of the whole army.
Col. Dave Stewart, Of the 55th Illinois,
Acting Brigadier General shot through
bis breast on Sunday, returned to the field
on Monday.
Col Ohas. CsOfts, Of the Slst Illinois,
H0tAu8 Dklesuler HSnotaiJ bh0t through
thl right shoulder, not dangerously.
Col Kyne, Of the 48th Illinois, wounded
slightly.
Col. G. MCKenny, Of the 18th Kentucky,
wounded slightly.
Lieut.. Col. MOrgen, Of the 25th Indiana,
wounded badly in the head.
Col. Mason, of the 7lst Ohio, wounded
badly.
Major Eaton, of the 18th Illinois, wound.
ed fatally.
Major Nevins, Of the 1lth Illinois,
wounded slightly.
CePt Irving carson, Gen. Grants scout,
had his head shot of By q cannon ball.
Capt. Preston Morton wounded mortally;
since dead.
Capt. DiIlOW, Of the 18th Illinois, killed.
Cept Mace, Of the 9th Illinois, killed.
Capt. Carter, OF the lIth Illinois, killed.
Major Page, Of the 57th Illinois. killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
FKOM FORTRESS IIONROE.

BALTIMORE April y.
The Old Point boat has arrived. She
left Fort Monroe about eight s'oleok last
night
The Merrimso is confidently expected
with seven other gunbosts on the first
favorable dag.
Weather cold and foggy.
Latest news from YorktsWn By telegraph
70 the sth, is that everything Is progress-
ing satisfactorily, and battle is not ex.
peeted within 8 day or two.
The Americans special correspondence
says that the storm which arose on Monday
afternoon and continued through Tuesday,
doubtless prevented The MeFFimao coming
out ss she intended.
She Is now looked for confidently Is soon
as the Weather permits,
A gentleman who Waa on beard Of the
steemor. Removes Vhsa she went up with
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10

Assuming an army Of 900, 900 men form
ed into line, single rank, they will show Q
front Of twenty three miles, allOEing two
feet to man, which is rather close pack.
ing for free movements. We viii counter
march one-hslf-ths right Wing-snd place
them &c 6 rear rank, (the usual formadon,)
and we have a front Of III miles, which
distance they would require when march
ing in column Of plEtoons. Should the
gentralissfmo wish 70 make q rapid in
speetiOn, II he had the appliance Of q par
sllel railroad track, and fast locomotive,
he may run down in front Of the line in q
quarter Of an hour, and moke hasty re-
view. II mounted on his charger, ct 9
smart tTOS it would require over q half
hour. This respectable army, formed in
hollow square, (in double rank,) would be
nearly three miles from side to side, show
ing on each front q fraction under three
miles. The enclosure would contain about
s, 6,76O acres, an area equal to some immense
Indian corn fields in Illinois. When
marching in column, il would require q
whole day, taking the thing easy, for the
extreme left wing to reach the point left
By the right wing in the early start. When
we sdd the oommissariat, artillery, ammu-
milton, and ether wheel transports, we
must give the army two whole days before
the left wing dsboueh from the starting
point Of the right wing.
II this immense army we're formed in |
solid square, allowing about four square
feet for man, they would cSVsr about !
one hundred and fifty acres, snd form a
block Of bayonets . fraction under q quar-
ter Of mile square. Estimating each man |
as carrying weight Of musket equipments,
ratipns, 60, ct fifty pounds, this army win |
have trudged along with 1900 tons
weight Allowing two pounds Of provision |
per dem for each man, they consume six |
hundred tons per day, and il they drink |
one quart Of water per day, which Is the
best drink for an army, they consume 150,- |
900 gallons-say 1000 hogshesds-WhiCh
is clever. sized chip load, each day. Chi.
sago Tribune, ~ Ltf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
Whnr I.Ineolr snia.
(From be Cbloago Trlbune. 3!

tEEOm tue NnlolB0 lElouOef zQsl
After the Presidents emancipation mes
sage Of March 9Th had been sent to Conqress.
large delegation Of Border State members
Waitedon him ct the White House 70 remon-
strate. They set Iorth various objections,
and insisted that be must recede from the po-
sition which he had assumed. Mr.. Lincoln
listened dpatiently TO all they had 70 say, and
then replied in substance as follows: Gen
tleuien, the difference between your views
and mine consists In this: You loUe slaverV,
and Therefore desire to have it protected,
srepgthened and extended, as q good and de-
sirable Institution. Now l hate slavery, be-
canse 1 believe /. to be vroHg. Therefore
/ think II should be restricted, discouraged,
and the support Of the government with
drawn from il; and whatever can be done,
conBtitutionally, towards terminating Ct,
ought 70 Be applied. Hence recommended
to Congress The adoption Of Joint resolu-
ton that the United States ought to 60 op-
egats With any Stats which may take steps
for It's ab6lishment. And as all parts ofthe
country are responsible for the existence and
tolerence Of slavery among Us, suggested
on grounds Of equity, that pecnniary aid on
the part Of the United States should be ten
dertd to the emancipation States to COM
penkaie fcr the Inconvenience produced by
such q a change Of system. hope, gen
tlenen, that on mature reflection you will
consent 70 lend me your influence to bring
about rssalt that, in my Judgment, would
rebound greatly to the happiness and pros.
perity ofIhs Border Ststes, and DO much
towards saving and perpeHs.ing the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10

flag Of truce on Monday. says that the
Merrimao was then ly ing Of Orsney Island.
The yorktown, jamestown, Teaser, and 4
small beats we're In company with her, sll
under steam.
No psrtieulsr change in the appearance
OF the Merrimse Ees noticed. So.
II vas the impression Of those on board
the hanoooas that the whole feet were on
their way down when the flag Of truce ap-
pesTed.
The storm must have been severely felt
~ the army now advancing up the PENN
sula, deprived as they arc to a great ex-
tent Of shelter and tents, and compelled 10
constant Watohfulness in the face Of the
enemy. fr-
The roads, none too gooi before, will be
brought 10 horrible condition. and the
public must not be impatient in expecting
elrly results In this direction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
TIE sIis,y.Sl,,l-QTIssjflo1--

From the PeteEsbarg Express Of March
27th, We glean the following;
a n article Oh, GLinooln's Missigsippi' ssvs
i'lht attempt Of the Yadkos GoFrnneut 70
march an army down the Mississippi riyarD
Is 'Pne Of the most eztraordiusry fpeidsnta
in the annals Of WHf,' and albe ceIebrafs5
expedition Of ths great NapoleonP 1, -
nounced ''not q circumsRa0e Compared v5itb
It." "We can scarcely credit the fscti ssvs
the Express, ayet Il Is grHEsly sunouucsi ~
recent tslsgrsphic dispatches, that lsrge
Union force Is moving deWn the Western
bank Of the NississipPi, BY WaEof New lAIsli-
rid, to New Orleans. Scarcely less wonder.
iul Yould be the attempt 70 lead a columnof
fifty thousand men through the desert Of
Sahara" The EEpress also ventures the
obition that the sPlsu wouid be efisdtualls
banked By the concentration Of q OOnieder-
ate force equal 70 ,he emergelcy9 Tie
Express giyes currency to g rum0r via Balti-
mote, that Prios had s.csptured and cut 70
pleees 0ee YsakesF under the c1nmand Of
.a .5g VISA na
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
& COEles 8 Co.. Publishers
VOL. XVI.
has dominion over things he has no do

has dominion over things he has no do
mtnion over psrsonq--l q YIaaE
Mr.. Davis. Would the courtesy Of the
gentleman allow me q word now
Mr.. Morrill, Certainly.
Mr.. Davis. \ Nill AK the honorable Sen.
Ator from Maine IL hs.evsF knew any prob.
srlY 70 be recovered in court Of Justice
upon that Law, or ever knew claim to
property 70 depend on the law which he
has Just read, IN court Of justice.
Mr. Morrill, We never had any occa-
sion 70 plead that statute IN my part Of the
country, yet II ia always recognised
Laughter This reasoning Of the honor
able Senator Ia not new, BE will not sus-
poet ne Of running any Offensive parallel
here; but will read from another work,
which not only recognises the reasoning Of
honorable Senator, but recognises the prin-
oiple 70 which refer. Here Is the reason
ing Of the spirit Of evil, as told by the an
gel Michael 70 Adam, according to Eng
lands poet Il ran IN this Wiss. he vas
relating to Adam what should take place
after the iall, and he says;
-.s....l "Till one shall rise
OF proud ambitious heart; who, not content
With fair equality, frateFnal state,
VIII a-rogate dominion undeserved
Over his brethren, and quite dspOssess
COhcOrd ana law Of nature iron the earth;
Hunting (and men not beasts shall be his pame)
W ith war and hostile snare such as refuse
Subject 20 his empire tyranneus: j
A mighty hunter thence he shall be styled
Before che Lord fs IN despite Of Heaven,
Or from Heaven, claiming second soveranty;
And nom rebellion shall drive his name
Though Of rebellion Others be aocuse.''
Now, let us hear the answer;
a'Whereto thus Adam, fatherly displeassd:
Q eXecrable son so 70 aspire
Above his brethren; to him elf assuming
authority usurp'd, from God not given;
he gave Us only over beast, fish, fowl,
Dominion absolute; that right we hold
by his donation; but man over man
He made not lord; Uuoh title TO himself
Reserving, human lsfi from human free.D
Mr.. Howard. Thst was . Republican
poet.
Mr. Morrill, Yes, sir; Republican
poet
Mr.. Davis Not black one, though.
Mr.. Morrill,. only state In opposition
10 the notions Of the honorable Senator,
what every lawyer knows to be the COM
non learning Of the Law, and that ia the
Distinction between persons and things
Things were subjected 10 the dominion Of
nan; persons never, never. Whenever q
nan sets mp dominion over man he departs
rom the law Of nature and allow me to
Iay to the Senator that the law Of nature Is
lever repealed. Men may disregard it as
n the instances he refers to; Communities
nay disregard It's but the lsW stands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
COHEENIpHE

a1l1qi lLe1anela faq raEalG y. p, a9 OlVd5 Eltf1
ehe eAndulAy Dayton ard CiEsiuusti u R..at -.
Win .tne Mtohie1l 50uihe-1 , EuTtAcrn Tlfi8na
and Loloo and Naheeh ttarqeds ftr Chess o. q
10tts leE1cnl Fort MA7nsI HcFarIrorf- IaisTssrsa
talro, Ail9ns 20 l.oi bE1 ei = y est Go-t1, -i1
TrEin1 EEEfrs n cisTblzAd frcm Toi1So aalHEis, ~
Vest et s:sa A H. s7d $50 ?. >, Er0m ssnduatr
e so a - bGf u s1llFa .-1
=. y. EUuEH7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
FlNAhClAL.

E0REIGN BXCHANGE.-.ai ~
~ Drait1 in amourst q Euitt ro1l 9 ulsl1. @ 111
Alsiand and 1rance, ard eli 10 7flnei14l gitfa
AllnalJ.5 On gl.lrkfsrt. 8a5sls tlllf.i9 -,
fi7trf = s71r-isi ard FraFca Ser EIl8 - p i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10

AsmeSting Of eid1enu win be held this
wednesday, evening, Il The Angler House,
70 select Soue sSitbbls person or persons
% q % he scene Of the recent battle to
tandsF aid sad sOmiorl TO the voundsd
soldisla from his section Sf Ohio. Let
thsEa b 9 fall a.Lendanes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
.REVOLVERS AND KNIVES.
s AND BOWIE.

DEVULVEBS AND BOWIE
AO KNIVES. "A me assortment Of RsrolVfnR
AllsR Wesloak'gs BhArpis, Spisia, Smith - via
CO.'S large and gmahI vita FaFiolI ofhsF kfnds,-
-. Z H, HATIE Ea8Tf7H1a 81
en- Bisrls - ssnsEioI EiIs,is q ss5iisd, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10
sagA nm MONEY ADVAN0EDg.l

All n AA'-'@NA-lA ~ e-AAHaLlAan
BeyUaOQy a ggles q 8uis--ss tha Old siaE - -
I'D veil known N AGNEffb o. E-on seoufiil .
81 s7dfy kind Wis ~ Goods hezd11Fl lloii -t
silver late, Watchezi damon JeelFg, Eir8sFrg .
Cothlrr Egrlltar 8 Carpets, Ft1os, lliIf1rl, Elfs
o. ss5s-al, Y, @sFaaHssSs, ans ssIgg9al 5f9s,
80 EsIsslishedlli. Fss'ad "a
= s WkeF =. ali.s =. :, '7atuEus.t- q fsErs
G5EreT sqpeE'cI 77le-l ef1F Go, q. lUll 80 y NJ