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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26

vice. ham NrmrIrio lhriUIh mH. Zoo.
.Iusitn. iiHu0lih1l PORTER. n0ol u.II
WH.E NirhNufsha ...u arii ,au .t.ihu
laf 70, lta.Inul klHu1
Gold IH selling N NamIHi.Hl utIy per
cent premium over "W0aum,lH ' A0.tl
eight huudird lalrs uI COTTON I.r W,.f
SIS Ucro being unl In lum Npt lrnweuo
none nom Athanus or Mississippi
WcIorn mon n The abolition Amy ggo
said To- bc ouNious Tor peace.
An The negroes boz the vicinity of Mem,
uhIs have Iut ihcir owners. Every ahul
iion officer hH. black servant 4 gun
boat guards the lri,wockN steamers to
Cairo.
General Prices troops are in fine spirits,
and eager to aycugo thc loss Ut CuY.lh.
PRomsE AND pRruRuANcE.-I have no
purpose, drocllyor indirectly, to inter-
tc,o with the Institution oislayery in tie
States where it exists. believe ! have
no lawful rgh, TO DO so.-PCttyk linz
coh'g MllyuR Idi~S8.
Lest there be some uucasiness in The
minds Of candid men as o. what is TO be
the course of the Government towards the
Southern States after the rebellion shall
have been suppressed, the Executive
deems it proper TO say that it will b9 bis
purpose then as ever to be guided by the
Constitution and the laws, and that he
will probably have no different UNDER
standing of the powers and duties of the
Federal Government relatively to the
rights Of the States and the reoplo under
the Constitution than that expressed IN
the Inaugural Address. lie edesires to pre-.
serve the Government, that it may be al
miuistered os it was administered by she
men who made it, Loyal citizens every
where have the right 20 claim this Of
their government. and the Government
has no right to withhold or neglect it. 1t
is not perceived that in giving 1t there is
any coersion, any conquest, or any subju,
CATION, in nay Just sense Of these terms
President L.qc5lu's Message to C5oys5s, JHy
4, 1869
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26
The New Secretary Of War.

From the Richmond Enquirer, NoU. 10.
James A. Sedden, Esq, Of Goochland
county, w., has been appointed Secreta,
ry OF War, to FIJI the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Gen .G. w. Randolph.
While Mr.. Seldom has not been great
deal in public position, he has always
borne high reputation for ability and sa
gacous craftsmanship. 1t will bo remem.
beled chat Mr., Seddon was one Of the
commissioners sent by the Virginia Legis>
latuIe to attend the Peace Conference in
Washington, near the close of fBuchanan's
administration, He represented the Rich.
mond district in the United States Con,
gress from lS4j to lS47, and from lS49 TO
1851.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26
A superior article Of
those having minor diseases,
Our "DandeIion Coffee,

The only pure article IN the country will bo Of
great benefit Il is m excellent remedy, and
surc cure for all nervous affections hcadach.,
liver complaints, &c,
B&5~Forger not to call, where you will
get full value for your investments at
greatly reduced pricos
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26
rRnM rnR snrTnMPsr.

ST. LOUIS, NOV. Il.
Advices have been received that the en-.
envy in tho Southwest has advanced in
force, $1,000 strong, from the Boston
Mountain to Cave Hill, apparently intend.
ing to give battle 10 cur forces under Gen
Blunt. On learning that the enemy was
at Cave Hill Gen. Blunt made prepara-
tions to move upon him, but soon found
that as if apPrsed Of the probability Of a
fight, the rebels had hurIiodly Withdrawn,
and again returned to the mountains.
This is all the Intelligence that has been
received up to this time relative to this
movement.
Gen. Schofeld has received temporary
leave Of absence from his command OF
account Of sick ness, and is now on his way
~ 81. Luuls.
Brig. Gen. German has been instructed
to report for orders to Gen Curtis, ant
will shortly rive here
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26
Methodist Conference.

Petersburg, Nov. l8.-The Methodist Con-
ference will meet tomorrow, at the WASH
ington street church, in this place. A
large number ofministers are already here.
Bishop Early will preside.
News From Knoxville,
hnarv'llc, Nov. II, ls62.-We have ad.
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FROM TEyNrsstE.

nashville, Nov, IL
Spoc'alto tIc New York Trjiug The
expedition cf two regiments of infantry,
under Colonel jardeu, which has been
securing the country between here and
Clarksyillo, has returned, having captur.
ed torly,tmee rebels, eighteen others,
twenty mules and a hundred muskcls.
Another flag of truce, with rebel ladies
for the South, will leave to morrow.
A scout has arrived from Knoxville,
wEich Vmce ho left on the 18th. There
were no troops thoro, except the sick and
cOnyalosccnl He understood that the
rebel troops had gone West. At McMinn-
vile there was q considerable force of con.
scripts from the adjoining counties. At
Sparta there was a small force OF rebels
He saw no other rebel troops except at
Kingston, where there were "A few.
General Rosecrans has ordered the re-
lease of 1000 bales Of cotton, which were
seized for tho purpose of using them for
breastWorks in this vicinity recently -
They will be shipped North as soon as the
railway is open.
The enemy still orincasa disposition to
fight at TullahOma.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 22.-Gen. Davis cap,
tured iorty-three rebels to-day fifteen of
whom were scouting on Stones riyer.-
Heavy connonading was heard this after
noon in the direction Of Lebanon. Cause
unknown.
Rebels report Bragg moving on Mum.
treesboro, instead o! that place being ovac-
uated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26
NARPER's FERRY, ~

Our working parties were attacked this
morning near IIailtown by a troop Of reb
el horse Gen. Geary ordered a battery OF
six masked guns to be opened upon them.
They were driven back at the first round,
and 5helled as long as they remained with-
in range. Several men and horses we're
placed hors dlt combat. We did not lose 81
man.
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At Prices that defy Competition
A large stock Of Carpet-Chain
Just received.
Best Kip Boots 8 & 81.

Prints (3 Is, 20, 2j cents, Blannels 81. 40, 80.
75 cents. All-wool pelaiue. IS, so, so cents
Ginghams Is, 20, Is cents. Overhaul materials
25, 81 40, 80 cents. dc. 81. DC.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26

SICK SoLDIERs.-According to tho re-
turns on file in the Adjutaut Generals
office at Washington, it appears that one
hundred and six thousand soldiers are
reported on the sick list. This is about
one Out OF every five ore fifth Of the ar
my unfit for duty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26

Always heeps on hand a iuIl
assortment Of all kinds Of goods required
Tor the accommodation of the public.
Nov. 70, 1852
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26

c1FTI-ANNUAL stat EMENT Of tho
- Cloardcld County Bank Nov, 3, 1902
ASSETS, LGABILlTlEs.
rauital Ciock Maid in $50 OO0 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-26

B2pThe Commissioner of internal rev>
enue has decided that all marriage ceriifi,
Gates must have ten cent stamp attach.
ed. We presume if the stamp is not put
on the certificate, the Commissioner will
onnul all such marriages, or pronounce
the children born under an unstamped
certificate illegtimate, and he night disN
inherit all such offspring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

The number Of civilians with the army
Of Che Potomac, hunting relics, is 80 large
and the prices paid 50 liberal, that the sol
dlsEs are ssid % Be doing a good business
IN selling articles which they get up By q
very simple process. A letter fEom
uPsrnsylVania Reserve" stationed near
Manassas, says; aOld worn out i've dol
Jar pistols, preserved IN vinegar, sell read
ily &c from $l5 10 S20 Knives which orig
inaily cost from 81 10 81, command nom
s. 70 $40"
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LEADER.
1s7777T7i10Tv FVFNfNG, NAV ~, Is6l.

navy Yam 10 Be REBUmT.--A Wash
lp-top telegram says that the Norfolk Navy
Ysri win Immediately be rebuilt By the
Covsrnment as Il is one Of the best sites
for such "a establishment In the World.
Tho reason for not earlier moving against
Norfolk was the hope on the part Of Gen.
Mcclellan that on the capture Of Richmond,
Norfolk would Of necessity fan, and the
Navy Yard and It's millions Of dollars
WoFfh Of dooke, maohinery, buildings and
chip timber revert uniniured 70 the United
States Government His advance caused
its evacuation and fall, rebel Vandalism
foiled enr President in his hope to take the
property uninjured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

soRaHuN OAEz.-The farmers Of Nus
kingum county, We are glad to learn, are
fully sroused TO the importance Of oulhgat-
ing sorghum sugar cane, not only for their
own use, but to supply the increasing de.
mand. An unusually large smount Of
ground VIII be planted with II this year,
ana more attention paid to its culture this
year than any previous season.-zmssViIle
C0lriE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
ME aRNFENBERa FAMILY

.THE GRHFENBERG FAMILY
MTDIOIEEs aro prepared undsr the immedi.
zte su1eryllioa Of sEtll1al FhyHioiAa, ana tasS
Ths infsiIiTshos Of the community iS not otinEulted
Dy tbs oisr q single msdiolne Whioh claims %
ast Of eleven different Medicln8gs 81 unequaledir II
ths ours d tbs diseases for which they are recon-
siS g Sny q the diGsssoS Incident to this oouRTI
~ 9TfspbsrE Verstsbls PfIlI are better thAz
any other kmd Of PillE IN the WOrld-pEioo p oent9
The Grefenbsrg Uterine Qatholioon Is an lniAllt'
bic remedy for All Female diaeaso9-prioe $3.50.
t The Utsrins Oatholioon viii also cure gravel
digeasa Of the kidneys urinary dthoultY n maze
,oIsTini and Siicaoious compound IA u1s-priss o.
Tbs Graienberg DYlentery syrlR u certain 9no
ne GrBlsnbsrf Pile Reusay never falls 70 perBa'
nentlY relieve this dItre 1aing dllaase-prioa il
I me Gir1fsnberF Ohildrsn's Panaosh q an fnTalu
ma n All diSeSse1 incident 90 children
+ Ths GFalsuberg Fever and Ague Remedy d . l0V'
relEn gpeoino ioT this pertio1laT oaees-ptloe ~.
all other Halvs1 IN it, curative 3 eenta
/ 1hs 0T18is1beFg OonlumgtiVe1 Balm nnor9l me
most astonishing reliofin al pulmonary complain
i-prioe q bottle. (nla- An eminent Physician oi
Sew York, Gtstes that Be has known tbs GrsfsnbeEe
'Q0naumptNo'n Balm used with gIe1t success "
DroBEy. OuE oNn sKPeEisnes IuBStantiatss bio
fRS eTsisnberr Health BittsrB are most pIsasan
and delightful tonic ever prepared-prioe - cents.
The GraienberF Eye Lotion IL unparalleled IN AZ
lnfanlnati0R OF diseases OF the Ags-F1loo - eshl
Nh. b. KmasLH3-DsaF Sir; We feel it = outs
ue owe % the public 20 state that Maruhall's Ol
thoiicon q 4 Medicine invaluable for complaints
Sls1Ied under the head Of Female Diseases. ehaV
u1ed your GrDisnbera Medicines and have been
gra1fly bane6tted thereby, 20 much lot mat were
Hhe Urioe double We would have them. To the thou
Sand1 Of our sen who are suffering frOm weaknesses
Ws would recommend the O4tholioon e sure p9ne-
"a. It gives strength 70 the system and ensbiN
s1rh al fhe or9In1 o ths BODY 70 perform their a.
s-Y1rfafs funofionr Nm. ". OATuR,
MrH. y. y. WEEKS,
Hiss gO.aWOkabtslt.
lIsdina, March /, 1881.
- -Ths above named ksdisB We are psr5onAIlYa %
auainted with, and know that for several yeer1
Whfls We lived in Medina, they were great Hunererg
Miss s. has bean % badly ahiotsd that It Wa1 will
difdoulfY she able to stand upon her eet- nv
bottles Of 0ntholioon entirely cured her OF her com
plaiatg. Ny vie rooeiVed great Denent nom mi
haeCioine. We recommend Il to the Ladies Of thM
county e Iafs and eGioisnt remedy FOR ths many
JOHN WHUKBy
Hditor 0a1feld Heralas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

An o6icaF Of Gan Halleok's army says
hat in order that there may be no going
back IN the hour Of battle, as ct Donelson,
for ammunition, an order from headqusr-
tors requires each private 70 have one hun
6rsd roande-forty ia his cartridge box
and sixty about his person elsewhere. One
hundred Instruments Of deeth TO each mani
God speed their way, in the dire hour, .
the heart Of troa8On-the soul Of rebellion
and spare 90 many as may be Of true.
loyal heert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN SOHRINK,
q HaVTEa REuoTID 70 MI8 HHW ouAREHals
NO, % 4 LYNAN'B BLOCK,
Opposite TIE Court Hoass, Pub. sguaro,)
IL pEsgarod % roosige fha calls Of HIS friends ana
SsTythinr n The line Of Oonisotionsrg n koDs n
UHOLE8AEE AND RETAIL e usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFEB
g Ws1 e ths ohoIosIt sssablsI served ~ st no.
HoItl notice.
pTNHIR rs sERVuD DAILY
hE ~ sssommodAtion Of paFscuI having business
g th8 o5uFt H0u1s.
EEHEETT ALu Oh DRAuGH1.
rLFEHIAL JELLH GUH DROFB-GuperioF %
erV hfnT n the Oonfsct oneTF neiuBi raosiT6d b
John GOHRLNE.
WIOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY. "a
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Cleveland, ApFii / ., lsd28ai =
WASTER COMMISSIONERS

lVF sAhE.-PurBuant to an order Of sale TO me
directed from the Court Of Common pleas for Ouya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio In an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel HaFman is plain
til and Henry G. Abbey, administrator Of the estate
Of Robert Parks, deceased, and others, are defend
ants viii expose for sale at public suction at the
dsv Of May, 1852 commencing ct Oclock ?. H., the
following described lots Of land situate in the city
Oompany's purchase and numbered and appraised
A foilouns
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IsTpRsf aTT,R-PnRgnINT

NEKSTERSf SALE E-PURSUANF 70
I'M the command Of deoretal order Of sale is-
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuya-
hOga county Ohio, at the suit Of John Plstner
against Sebastian stlegerwald and others, TO me
directed, shall offer for for sale AZ public auo
ton. az the door Of the Court House, In the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the sOth day Of
May, 1852, at two O'Clock p, NJ, the following
described lands and tsnements, TO wit;
Situate 10 the City Of Cleveland, In the county
of CuyahoRa, and State OF Ohio, aud Is known as
being the north half Of the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seven Q2I, In Barber
& Lords subdivision in the City Of Ohio, former
ly 50 called, and bounded as follows north by lot
No i2s; east by York street; south by lot No I28
and west by the west half Of said lot No ~, be.
ing "a freet front on York street and lie u sect
In depth. The lot hereby intended TO be con-
viewed being so feet on York street ll9 6.12 feet
deep be the same more or less, but subject to all
legal highWayst Appraised at 800;
GE0 II. WYNAN,
B. R. BEAvH, Master comm'r,
Plf7s Atty. apT3G8S9
NOTIOE.-WILLIAM sLADE AND JO-
IN SEPHINE L. SLADE, non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1882, hle1 his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October, 1858, the said William Slade executed
and delivered 70 Little Keyes bis six pFomisory
notes Of that date for the sum Of $4,000 each
with annual interest at six per cent, until due,
and ten per cent annual interest attef Que, paya-
Bile one on April 1, 1861, and the other FIVE each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4th 1855,
to secure the payment Of said notes. the said vii.
liam Slade and Josephine L. Slade executed and
delivered to SAID Little & Keyes mortgage deed,
thereby conveying to said Little & Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
n-amises: Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. J. in Block No two, and and on the aorth-
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
In said Cleveland said lot being IS feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed to said Slade
by said Little & Keyes. That plaintiff "a now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said william slade S489 As with annual in
terest after October "a, 1861, at ten per cent. on
SIe4 21 and on S242O0 after April 4, 1852, ct ten
per cent ard the annual interest at six per cent.
on 1000 after October 4, 1868, until due, and
ten per cent. after due
The object and prayer of said petition Is to re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and TO sub
ject said mortgage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
tion en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration of six weeks from the first publi-
cation of this notice.
f. HoVEY, Plaintiff g Attorney.
Cleveland Anril % I892Y3QI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

Mecnan.cs and working men win ind the free-
school system encouraged By the State, and en-
doFed with a large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live In sight OF the school,
the college, the church, and grow up with ths
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one Who has visited this splendid region of
country can doubt that It equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given q Il
advantages it offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. Thefarmerso Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
70 Illinois IN great numbers and Il Is believed,
that If these surprising advantages were made
known to the farmers, mechanics, manufactures
and working pOpulati0nof Of oEer-cToWded Eurole,
they would promptly avail themseiFes Of he
knowledge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
REAt ESTITE.

Nv ESIERN LAND.---H. III. LIN
w TIE, o. fhs late afm o. IittlsI q EnTal
eol1 lanilF on hand large glaltitF of ma IaFllE
taea4 u Iva 4iconlin anQ llillouTii . ozd11l
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II MOULD's
CELEBRATED AND UERTVALLED
IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
c 0 U GH CAN DYI

COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPIEG COUGH, 10.
For the seventeen yesrs that this Osndy has been
before the public, e has been used With grsat sac
oe5I, and tie inorsaSing demand from all parts Of
the United States EhOWB that its value as remedy
has been fully appreciated
We might add the certificates Of many who have
been banefttod hy this Invaluable medioinei 1or al
who have used e are eager TO recommend IT, but
We content ourselves with giving the opinions OF
two Of our most enisent Ehyalcians;
Nh. HENRT MOULD-Dear Sir :-Hrom your state,
ment Of the Composition Of your Cough CANDY l
DO not hesitate to express my belief that t q well
adapted to the purpose for which you mauiactuf-
Cd t. and doubt but that L IL useful e. i GER
tainlY a su agrssable eLpectorant.
respectfully yours
OHAs, "A. TMHRHi IA. D.
MEssRB MOULD b HoaAN-Gentg 81 have exam
ined your prescription for b. MOulda Cough Candy
and ind Il valuable one for It's purpose.
GUSTAV o. n. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery
Cleveland, O., Dec q, 81.
For Miniiteri, Public Speaker and Singers, this
Candy q invaluable, being uneQualed lor clearing
the Roics, removing hoarEenegg. 90.
Ter sale, wholesale and retail by
MOULD HOGAN,
dsoIlRE No. Euclid St., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

M TIC E.-NoTI0H Is HERKBY
~ given TO the creditors Of william Eigke, who
lave proved theE elaims baloEe ne and procured ny
liloGancs 70 the aame, that hold dividend Of ten
80 can't on I'll Gu1h elalmg subject g their %.
3oF . 8 fanf iIafI iilo oto8EEH ,. lnAAA II -iI
nsyls18 AasigRos q Wl. tiakssua
.aaia ~ ialnilaas railJ eut .-s.ialzrf % 7uo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
IHARTERIS RAI

MASTER'S SALE-PuRsUART
lyl 70 the command Of q decrttal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuysbOga coun-
tY, ct the suit Of Marvin Kent against Joseph n.
blackburn and smother, TO ne directed shall eL-
pose for sale ct public auction IT the door Of the
court House IN the City OF Cleveland on the nine
tenth day Of Nay 1862, at three o. lock P n, the
following described promises Bituafe IN the City Of
Cleveland, County OF 0uyahoga, and STATE Of Ohio,
and known by sub lot No. one IA Oanneldt Dsuni,
son, Pease b Fosters suhdigiBi0n Of original ten
acre lots Nos one hundred thi tT f0Ts one hundred
thrty-ve and one hundred thirtY-six; ssid sub lot
No. one has 'front.' OF sixty six feet on Willson-st.
and running back to Lake Eris about four hundred
and tgsnty-fVe feet, excepting and reserVtng the
portion Of said sub lot that has heretofore been con-
Veysd 20 the OleVelAnd ABhtabuls Railroad Com
pAny, and COW occupied IN part BY said COMPANY
and being strip Of land forty feet In width running
across said sub lot, be the more or less, but
subject to all legal hghWays. Appraised ct SilQo-
u ltN . HEERN @. ABBEY,
PhTuu 4 Whun.a - I.... HTsgtsr Ocrnmir..
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u FRoM ss To.s12 Pc ICE,
ILLINOIS

Is about Sal in extent to England, with pop
ulation on, "a, $50, and a soil capable Of sup
porting 20, ,0O0, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi Offers 50 great an inducement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where al the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoEE and WHEAT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

And the east half Of Lot No. 100 appraised ct z5
Also, an undivided half Of Lot No IS IN Al
fred Kelley's ub-division Of original city
Lots I9I, 1872 1873 in said city, appraiged Of lbs
II. GRI5WOLD,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

ENRIEsEMAR /, rs s,ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LETrERs PATHHTo
FiaFland and secured by ths Hsais Of The Hoolo Dc
hhlrmacie De PaFfI, and ths ImDsrth college o.
$50. i q inSri1Sbls for s1haaEtiOn, gpsF1slonh0s
1nd al phYEioaI disabilities.
no. q oOmFlotely erhdioateI al traces O those d1
es1sI taf have heretofore been treated By this naul
6lou and pornicioul u1a Of copaiEl and oubebss
Eo,8 hal ontlroly Buprlansed tbs Injurious l0
hsI, diiPorlina an impurities and roofing out th9
VenloR Of disease.
TORN Of lozsnEs devoid Of taste and small, and car
Be carried IN the Waigtooat pocket. Sold IN tin ol1
and divided into separate doses A1 administered ~
VGlpsau Lallemand RouXs Riood, %. Prioe y eaah,
OF ScEgeg for So which EaIpL lti cpd In 81 cA9azi
WhtEeby there q tayiEE Of 81 10 Be had WhOle1I8
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW Ho. lea Bleeoker Itreat
New York. Immediately on resolving remittaEee
DF, Barrow Will forward thu TTieaemar 90 any paT
of fhs world securely paosd, and add eEIel aooor5
Ing 20 the Instructions OF the writer
l1rSoId by 9. ". OLARK, AGENT for Olevelsnd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

TraTerses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio As Its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and On ei-
theF side Of the road along its whole length Hs
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