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The Double Murder in lndiana---The muF-
derer HanRed by the Citizens.

The Double Murder in lndianas--The huF-
derer Hanged by the Citizens.
Saturday evenings LEADER contained an
account Of double murder committed in
KOkomo, Indiana, by hors ethief, who
deliberately shot two of the most respee-
ted citizens of the place, SO that they died
almost instantly. The murderer was
caught and placed in Jail. The populace
demanded his release, that they might
hang him. This occurred on Wednesday
of last week. The Sheriff furnishes the
Indianapolis Journal with the sequel to
the tragedy, as follows
At o'clock Thursday night an organ
| lied mob of over 300 persons marched up
"a the isil and demanded the key. The
Sheriff refused TO give it up aud resisted
an attempt to take it away from him by
force. and he and his deputies stood at the
door until driven away by an oTerpoWer-
| ing force. The mob came with oroWbars,
sledee hammers, axes and cold chisels-
The first attempt to break down the door
was made by some twenty-five men carry
ing upon their shoulders 8 heavy piece Of
timber about twenty feet long and a foot
thick and running with it to the door and
battering against it. The bsttering ram
| would not work, however, and other means
resorted to were equally unsuccessful. At
last the hinges were cut with cold chlsels
and the door opened. Although the jail
was nothing but hewed log building 1t
took the mob nearly two hours to gain en-
trance to the cell where the prisoner was
confined. When found he was treateu
with no rudeness, but was allowed to see
minister and make free confession OF his
sins. He confessed to the stealing OF the
horses. and that he and his sccomplice had
stolen q considerable sum Of money Of per
sons in Indianapolis. He admitted he had
committed wilful murder, and said that he
and his fellow culprit had pledged each
other before coming into Kokomo to kill al
who attempted to arrest them.
About ousrter before II o'clock he was
taken from the Jail to the public square
where gallows had been erected by
taking two pieces of scantling and placing
them upriSht and fastening a third one
across the top by means of log chains. A
store goods box was placed under tht
qallows and q rope fastened above. H'
made a brief speech, saying his real nam'
was John Smith, and that he wished to b'
hung before any of his relativesicould hesI
Of his crime. In q few seconds after
: wards he was hung. The body was lef
| SUSPENDED till six o'clock yesterday morn
l ing when it was taken down and during
the forenoon buried. 1t was said ant
I generally believed in Kokomo that tn
guilty man adjusted the rope around hi
own neck, but we are rather inclined t
think that part of the story untrue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

EAsrERH THRoueH, for Erie, BufIalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesyfll8, Gene
Va, Asiabuia and COnneant, closes &C n.
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only, closes az
E4sTERE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New fOrk and rGrtfOrd. closes at 845 P, NJ
Eastern WAY, f9T az points bstwsen Cleveland and
WEsTERN THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ QeaTes at 5;lO
WEsTTRs THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DUBUQUE, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at t.20 2. d
WESTERN WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P NJ
SAEDUsEY WAY, for sanQuskT and al intermediate
tnCiSS1TI NAY for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati ciosoa at 10 P. NJ OeaEes at 5:l5
OIEcIEs1TI THnoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ara and cincinnati closes st 10 r H., ueaFes 81 5;la
1IyrTSSITf THROUGH for Columbus Cincinnati
Louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 4.30 p. M.
PITTsBURsH THRoUgH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inRton. closes at I P. M
WellsFile and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. PhladelphiaB
Baltimore and Washing on closes ct 200 n
MAHONINa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown eiosssa 10 r NJ Sieases les Hiof
MiE56rgA WAY, closes at 8 AN.
RoCTPORT, &C.. closes on Tuesdays, Ihnrsuaga anu
" II BIT, &C., closes Tuesdays and SAT-
AZ IN n CTsTFE, Granger, North Royslt0n 80,
cIoses ou Tuesdays and Saturdays at A, u.
W WIp1rggVTILE, closes daily, 1e:30 A. M
EEsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily,a z. d.
ss-Mail and Drop Letters are require By law to
sAfl City Circulars are required 70 prepaid
Wiz es s55 o5en 5e4R fFo 7so A. N. to 7sO P. H. On
Sunday from A. NJ TO lO;2O A n; ;;,o,vtra
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Generals Blunt and Heron, Of the De-
partment Of Missouri, both out-rank Gen
eral Sohofeld, who has been appointed to
the command. As they have distinguished
themselves in the field, while his name has
never appeared in the bulletin of battle,
it is more than probable that they will re-
gard his appointment over them as per
sOnal afrOnt, and resign their positions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

Letter from Vicksburg.--Grant fally FFeH
pared for an Atlaek upon his heas.
The St. Louis Republican Of Friday,
published the following letter dated at
YOung's Point, May 28d, which presents a
cheerful view Of the situation. It would
seem that Gen. Grant anticipated an attack
in the rear, but he was prepared for it;
aAsI write here in the cool of the early
morning, the sound Of our mortars slowly
booming on the other side of the stream,
reminds me that another day of siege has
begun for the handsome city over the way.
It is now q city girt with fire: our gun
boats in front, our army, inspired py re-
cent successes, coiled in its rear.
U Will Grant take Vicksburg? Decided
lv YES. The dangers of his superb, roman
tic campaign are past. While marching
from Grand Gulf to Big Black, by the way
of jackson and Bolton, his progress was
brilliant but perilous. A single mistake
or disaster might have overwhelmed his
| armv with remediless ruin. But the mis-
| take was not made and the disaster did not
come. At Port Gibson, at Raymond, at
Jackson, at Champions Hill, MIDWAY
Hills, or Bakers Greek, the battle has
three Names and at Big Black Bridge,
our brave veterans of the West drove the
rebels before them like sheep. johnson
retreated northward from Jackson, and
has not yet rejoiued the Vicksburg insur.
gents. Pemberton went out from Vieks
burg to capture Grant, with sixty piecei
of artillery-he fed back with three.
"Now, how can Vicksburg fail to fall
The ground in the rear of the town is vas
plateau, cut by thousand raVines, grea
sheet of little hills On half circle o
hills, about two miles from the heart
} the town, are the rebel defenses. On a.
exterior half circle Of hills, just as higt
lies our army, its artillery occupying JUS
as commanding positions as that OF tn
enemy; while from the Yazoo we can g
| all the supplies we need.
E "The seven siege guns which the rebe
left at Haines' Bluff, on the 10th, whe
Sherman marched in between that higt
5 and the city, are probably by this TIN
t turned against the rebel works.
g aBut some say that Johnston is comi1
9 up in our rear. He may come now If
choose. He must come over those san
= hills, through those same rayines Of viii.
: I have spoken, and he will find them t
d gates of death"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

d. w. GAGE, FuocessOr 10 Gage Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed By the United States to
coll. ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Co eminent OF the o. s and OF
the state Of Ohio By late law Of Congress Soldiers
DISCHARGED by Of WOUNDS received in SERVICE
are entitled to slGO Bounty Soldiers Of the three
months service and large number Of others, en-
titled 10 pay for service b fore being mustered into
the u S. Service and tho sands who we're not mus
tered in at ali are now entitled to pay. All such
have their clams promptly adjusted and collected BY
applying personally or by letter enclosing stamp, to
d. W. GAGE, l68 Superior-St,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
mar24R2s cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

The Washington Republican reports that
q young man born in Richmond, and who
ran away from there month ago, says
hat stoneman's raid csused such panic
n Richmond that JEFF Davis ordered an
extra train, and he, with the members Of
the rebel congress, skedsddled to Peters
burg for safety. It was the common re-
mark in Richmond that if Hooker should
ess in The rear Of Lees army, Richmond
would iusyitably fsll into his hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
Grant and Banks.

The Chicago Tribune says that 1t has it
apon the most direct and positive authori-
81 that General Banks has been ordered to
cooperate with General Grant in the re-
ducHOn Of Vicksburg and that asthe New
York papers have already published,
the attack on Charleston at least by land,
has been temporarily abandoned, and that
Hunters men, or large part Of them, ar
rived at New Orleans, prObAbly-tO secure
TIA quiet Of Louisiana, many days ago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

vacant chair thsrs-a skeleton will be ct
your side. When you proceed TO your
chamber pause death will be there. At
the hour Of midnight pause the pale
face and skeleton finger viii point to the
record Of aid you have given the rebels in
arms against the Government. II these
men ere not punished at judgment, if not
here, shall be mistaken. For men who
assist in this rebellion, if not executed and
damned eternally hereafter, hemp will
lose its value, and hell will forfeit its char
ter for misuser. [Great eheering.P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
P P. sTRWARTs COOKING STOVE
pTRLLn EXHIBITION OF

a TUbuIU IAIIIDI LLOAN Vt
M d WGESORs Store, 50 Public Square, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
day, Friday and Saturday
Broiling, Roasting, Baking, &C. will be practical
ly illustrated.
their Breakfasts and Dinners, in manner the mos
Tbolesoue and p1iatable, and with the greatest
Economy and Dispatch, are respectfully invited 70
witness thee exhibitors. -,
IsE-CalI in You will be interested and prohted.
J. J. low, Agent.
Rft1n,fnoug Coal will be used in the ktOVe
for fuel and with as much neatness as with wood.
cleveland, o., Nay 90 ls6S-4i2
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READ-READ-READ.


UANVIlLli EU.i . IIlo . I701a
Dr. VIZ. II. GREss-Dear Sir: In February, l5oll !
Vas affcted with the sugar diabetes and for months
uassed more than two gallons OF water In twenty
four hours. was obiged 70 get p as olten s eh os
Juiv, ls6I procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and In two days after using Il experienced
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
cura1, soon after regaining my usual healIh; ,,
yours truly, b J.F. L. DEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
CLAIMS.
DENSIONS AM BOUNTYI
HIdnHa Of ON GERS and RnIdiars.

who have died. Who have been killed in servicey
their minor Children OF dependent Parents Brothers
or Sisters entitled to full pensions aud arrears OF
pay aud elO0 bounty. and wounded Soldiers enti-
tied to pension the extent of disability. All who
have served TWO years or Who have been discharged
by reason Of Wounds re entitled to 800 Bounty.
The understand, late Lieut. Col. 7th Ohio Yolun-
teers, has opened an Office in Warren, Trumbun Co.,
Ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will also prosecute all business against the Gov
erpment in any ofits Departments His long expert
ence in the business and long service in the army and
his thorough -Qu iutance wi the manner Of doing
the business and how and where to obtain eYidsnee
in all cases. gives htm adVa ages over all other PER
sons engaged in the busines. he charges ONLY the
legal fees-t5OO in PensiOis cases, with charge OF
Si 80 for each adR it, Whe additional evidence ia
required -
fee II you write give full HISTORY Of the and en-
close stamp and you will get satisfactory answer BY
return mail. }. y. ASPER,
Attorney at Law,
nprI6:fls Warren. Trumbull Co. ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3D, 1868.
Elegant Household Furniture & Piano
At AUCTTON. Rv. O. OUTER

o. CUTTER will sell at Auction. on "wednesday,
June Sd. mmencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, at House
No 202 Franklin-st ,(Westsde,) near this Reservoir
the entire Furniture In said House, consisting OF
splendid ROSEWOOD orocatel Tete-atetes and Chairs
rosewood marble TOP Centre Table, mahogany hair
seat Arm Rocking and Parlor Chairs, Reception
Chairs mahogany Sofas, do Book Case, do marble top
Dressing Bureaus aud Wash Stands, do Center Ia
b,es do and COTTAGE Bedsteads an elegant 7-oStaVe
Rosewood OhiGkering PIAhO-FORTE and Stool,
be t quality Ve'yet and Tapestry Bruises pets,
nearly new, about so yards new Brussels Carpet 3
Div and InErBin Carpsts, elegant Window Curtains,
splendid gilt frame Mirrors, mahogany do, Axten-
sion Dfbing Tables. hn~ Hall a. hack, best quality
Lounges, elegant chandeliers, Side Board, Mattras
- 0iicioth Walnut Bureaus Table and Stands, a
o-e-horse Lumber Wagon, hay Outer, Kitchen
Furniture &c, copris ng the best 10 ot honseho9
Furniture ever offered at auction in this CITY, and
worthy tbs attention Of those wishing 10 purchase
elegant and good furniture.
time OF sale
9TPurehasers will be required to remove their ar.
ticlel by O'Clock on the day Of sale may5O-44z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
ICE
ICE COMPANY,
CLEVELAND, o.
ALEPREss & GARDNER,
DEALERS IN
Pure SPRING POND ICE,

viii supulv Families, Hotels Boats, &c at all times
on the hortest Notice st IS cents per one hundred
pounds Ice can be obtained at the above rates on
for less time than one week. Colleotiona made
monthly, and Bills MUST BE PROMPTLY PAID.
H9-All orders lett at j. H. q A. S. G0rhams Hos. lO4
aud i06 Superor-St 20 RTer-St 234 st. Cia -sti or
Post Once Drawer 2l0 viii be promptly atteEtded 70.
mayl5-49
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

DR.. WIZ. Il. GREao-Dear Sir; have for 9eyeLal
wears been aficted with that troublesome and dan-
qarous disease, Gravel, which resisted 81 remedies
and doctors, until l took COnstitutlOn ateIl hnq
with the result 1t has entirely cured me- and ysu
NAV make any use of my name you may see NJ IN re-
gard to the medicine have entire eonndenes 20
rs sficacY. Yours truly, POND
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F0R SALE or RENT.
AIM m RIAL ESTATE BY


CHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of writ
- Of feri Jaeias issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ono, ana ! % me
directed, in the cause wherein Miller NJ Spang-
Ter is Plaintiff, and Thomas W. Morse IS Defend.
ant. 1 shall expose to sale at public auction az
fbe door Of the Court House Of smd County, at
fbs horr of three o'clock IN. Of the Zlth day Of
June, A.D., 1868, the following described lanas
and tenements. To wit: .,,..-,-
soibed tracts or lots Of land situate in the City
Of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and state Of
Ohio. and known by being the East end oi Lot
No 50 in the Willeyville Plat, extending back
loo feet and being 66 feet front on Tracey street
and also the whole Of Lot No. 2sl IN SAD Nllley
Vile plat, said Lot No 2s7 being 66 feet IN front
on Tracey street and 156 feet inches IN depth.
The one undivided half ofaboye described east
| end ofLot No go, is appraised at two hundred
nj tbirtv one dollars and the one undivided
half OF above described Lot No. 2s7, IS appraised
| at one hundred and ninety-elght dollars -
| C. i. FISH, lEDGAK d. hE " a. 'S5IeL ~ "
Plaintiff IS Attorney. ! by H. .N.JOHNSON,Deputy N.
Sheriff's Office, May 2sth, 1868 mayzs;4fo
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MILITARY SCHOOL.

IN ANTICIPATION OF CON III
sCRIPTION, and perhaps Difficulties n n
with Foreign Powers, 1 propose 70 open Mil " Y
itary School in this City for the Education Of u u
those who would desire to become Omcers. reeelN-
"a my education at West Point, whore took the nrst
hOnors Of my class and have since teen in the held @
CAPTAIN Of the eth Ohio Battery. The course VIII
embrace theoretical and practical instruction in tn
School Of the Soldier, Company, Battalion and SIir-
mish Drill, Bayonet Exercise and nut-Post Duly.
Also, Lectures on yield FOrtihcation and Modern
strategy All modelled after the Wet Point mode
and superior to anything Of its kird in the United
States Arms furnished Dy OOl. Senter. no Uniforms
rsguired. Open on Wednesday Evening, April 18TH,
at . past O'Clock, at Atheneum Hail, Gthe finest
drill room In the Oity) and continues until July l5t
Terms, so for entire course, payable in advance.
Refsre1ces-Maj Cen Buei, MAJ. Gen. A McOook,
Mai Gen. Gordon Granger, Brig Gen Baird Brig.
Cen Hazsn, Albert E Church, Ill u, ProI; o. ma
fhemsfic West Point, N. Y. Denis mahan, LII ID ,
Prof OF Military and Civil Engineering West Point
NY &c., &C. Capt. HENRY $. WETMOBE.
ns At Atheneum Hall, Wednesday evening April IS,
a. halfpa~t sever O'Clock anTII;t
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THE CURATIVE

properties OF the medicine direct themgeyes g me
ORGANS Of secretion, and by alterng the eonalsJn
~ fhe Stomach and Liver that the 3tarchy pfinclEle
Of the food not converted into sugar 20 long - the
17gtsFn Is under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
HOOfand's German Bitters
WILL CUBE THEM.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Doyou rise With q coated tongue mornings, with
bad taste IA ths meuth and pOor appstite ior break;
fast3 You feel when You nrEt get up 90 weak anQ
languld yoU can scarcely get about2 Do ytu nave
dizziness in the head at times and often dull ness.
with headache occ :sIonaIIy2 Ave your bowels cost
i've and Irregular aud appetite ehangeablef DO you
mn often? Do you feel fulness af,er eating sink
leg OheE the stomach is empty Do you nave near =
burn Oc -asionally Do you feel low-spiTited, aao
look on tho dark side Of thngs Are you not unusu-
ally nervous at tim Do you not he,Ome restless
anJ often Law until midnight bef 70 you can go q
sleep3 and then at times. don { you feel dull aud
SLEEPY mcst Of the time7 Is your skin dry and Eesy
also falloW? In Short is not your life burthen iu
| OF forebOdings
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prep1ra 'ions sold under the name
o. Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounoeu o.
the cheBpe5t whisky or cpnmon ram, cosilA8 IIou =
40 cents per gslcn tine ag disguised by Anile OF
Ooriander Seed. -, -, : .
Tbs ass Of Bistera has csuFed AMI VIII eontlnne
to use lone they can be sOd, hun1reo5 20 ols
the death the drankard. By - cir u'e ina sysll
Is kept continually under tte influence Of Alc9honC
Stiul-ts Of the worst kind, the cesre 10y Liquor
created snd Kept up. and tne result s All the horrors
attendant upon drunkards life and death. -
For those who de ite and Will have Liquor Bitter
we publish the following rsripe get one bottle hool
land German Btiers end mix with three quarts gooo
brandy or whisky and the result viii ba prepaIa
ton IA ST will far excel in dicual virtues and true
eTceIencs any Of the numerous Liquor IN thS
mari et and will cost mueh less. You VII! nave ~ 81
a good article of Liquor at much lest prlcs thAl
| these inferior preparAt Ons viii cost you-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

Disease occurring from one and the sane W. WI
b enfrelv cured By the Constitution Water, II taken
for any length Of time. The dose 8nonia saIy ~ =
the severity Of the disease from twenty eLgp5 VI ~ =
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent slnP
toms should be combatted with the proper
fbon followed uD with the Constitution hateEi a8
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

aNUL n UN ll-aILll a llIVLs
Eastern Through arrives at 4;45 AN, l40 455P NJ
Eastern Way arrives at 9.j5 A. M.
Western Through arrives az g.20 NJ, and 925 P NJ
Westsru Way arrives at 8 30 p. n.
Sandusky Way arrives at 9.25 A N.
Cincinnati though arrives at 9;45 A NJ, 335 P. n.
do Way arrives at g.35 p. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct 730 P NJ.
do Way arrives at 9;l5 A M.
MahOning Way arrives at 7:05 NJ.
Medinsy Way arrives at 400 p N.
ROckpOrt &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thur5daTs End Sat-
urdayH at u M.
BrecksVie, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P.M.
sharon enter, Granger North ROyalton, 40, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p NJ
Warrensville arrives daily at 1918 A. ii.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. "a.
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HOOfland's German BitteFs
Will Cure Every Case OF
Chronic or Nervous Disease Debility, Disease
of the Kidneys, and Diseases drising
from DisordeTsd Stomach.
Observation-Disclosures SYMPTOMS

OBsERVETHEFOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs =
CoustipatioU, InwRrd lss FulDfHs OF Blood p tne
Heas Aeidfty Of rs Stomach, NauEes, HeartburnI
Disgust for Food Fulr ess o. weight in the stomach,
sour Eructa MS Sinh ing Flutteriug at TIE PIT q
L stomach. Spinning of the Head Hurried a9o
Difficult Breathing, + 'tsrFng the Heart, OnO-
king or sufo. atnR Sensat on5 when in lying pos
turs, nimnf So Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
z t, Fever aud DulI Pal in the Head, Dsheiency
Of PerRpiratinn, YelioWness OF the SEin and Eyes
Psin ia The side FAX Chest, Limbs, &C., sud ter
Flushts of Heat, Burning in the sesh constant I'm
agini 1g Of xvii, and gr, at Depression of sp rls-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

A FRIEHD IN HEED-TRY IT.
DR.. Sweets sIHFALLIBLE LIHIHENT is prepare
from the recipe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connsctiu
the great bone setter and has been used In his pras
tos for the last twenty years with the most sstonis
IrF success. As an external remedy Il ts without
HlTal, and will alleviate pain speedily than AID
other preservation. For all Rheumatic and HarvOpl
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propensities, eE
oife the iust wonder aud Of all Who haSA
ever given It trial Over four hundred ceFtihcahl
OF remarkable cures Performed bT IL within the LAT
two years. attest to this sact. Strong Armstrong;
Agents for Cleveland. decl1alteoWdAW.R26
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DysnsrThea, or Painful AenstarGtiOn, az
IN MsaorThagid OF PFofESe FlOiVing.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion oi ths
menstrual huid-in the case being TOO little Anu
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured oy ths
Constitution water.
That disease known as FAILING OF TIE MOhsl
which s the result Of relaxation OF the u
that organ and is known By sense OF heaylness an
draRging pains in the back and sidesS and ~ lnes -
companied By sharp lacinating or shootng pam
through the parts, WILL in all cases, be remoFea %
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising rom n
RTTATIOH or TIE WOMB, which physicians cali ner
Vousness, which word cOveTs up much ignorance ane
in nine cases out OF ten the doctor does not Iealy
Know whether the mptOms are the disease, o. lns
disease the symptoms. We can only 0numerate tnen
here speak mofe particularly Of Cold keetl falpl
taffon OF the Heart, Impaired Memory akeIutneae
Flashes Of Heat, LangOur, Lsssitude, and Dlnness
| Vision,
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P0ST-0FFlGE UNRELIABLE.
1858 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1888
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Malls
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
rt-.,..,.f,,,. :. III aott rees


Rs-KaiIs viii bo opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
Es-An Mails close one hour before departure Of