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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
"A SAB CASE.

1t is considered aheycr-failing symp-.
tom Of mental sbctration when. persons
g "',talk to themselves" It generally de-
notesa ccrtainecu,tdltion' Of mind, such
as secures for those from this Suite the
care and attention Of I'm benevolent
people at Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Un-
mistakable evidences of,this laMentable
condition have for some time teen no.
tica bic in the St. Paul Press, and VIC
resr t to say that it has now desenera-
ted into a case Of confirmed lunacy.-
1t is truly pitiable 7"' ~
We have been 10th to believe this !;
but Sundays issue Of that paper has a
long conversation with itself, and we
can doubt no longer. This converse
ton is rambling, fatuous and unintelli-
giblc. From few disjointed sentences
We should judge that tue Press sees In
dams, Indian ponies and canoes passing
in. review before it; itsees the nice little
prize Of $4,000 tor transportation slip
from its grasp; aud it chatters about
roads, subsistence, &c.,-at the came
time doing considerable bad spelling
The poot thing terri6cs itself by con
juring up Two spirits inimical 10 Indian
swindles:--Mf. Douuclly and the DEM
ocRAr. ii, 1t also imagines this paper
"sotatching itshead' -evidcntly forget.
ting that we never atteraedyc with
the Press. s..: '-.:.~,.. -.,r .r.
It is certainly SAD to see talent thus
wrecked SH1l, it is not to be wonder
ed at. No one brain could possibly do
what this has attenpted-to make
Grants, Buffers and Sherman's opera.
lions agree with its predictions to man.
age the Internal Attain: of an entire
State, lifting up and strik ing down such
men as it chose and, lastly, while pre-
tending to be the organ. OF a great
and honest party, to defend an
outrageous, bare-faccd swindle.--
Heavy strategy and big sw ndle proved
too much tor even the Press intellect.
GLOW are the mighty fallen p
=. A story is whispered about Of a case
that TRANSFERRED two years ago, un-
der somewhat similar circumstances,
An Agent Of the Chippewa Indians
qaarrefed with sos.e Of the tribe; the
sioux outbreak vas then carrying death
and desolation to many a 6reside; this
Agent knew that he had wronged and
robbed the Indians most est.sgeously>
he fled from hi. put, pursued by all
the retributive tcrrors Of guilty con-
science; perfectly craaed, Ae rcached
this plaee, shouting that the s.vages
were cesing; in the night he~arosc
from his bed, started toward Alinneap-
oils, and was found several days after
ward on the prairie, where he had fallen
by his own hand. '''
The case Of the Press is Of a ,nilder
form, but was produced by the sane
cause. That paper engaged in a gres:
Indian swindIe, and now in the peculiar
state of its mind, it talks to itself about
indians, though rather in melancholy
tone, especially when mentioning the
$4,000 But the case is a harmless
ones there need be no fears of the un=
fortunate object oec commiseration do
ing itself or any one else violence in.
dcd We are confident that child u:;ght
play with it. ga . 80
Z Z, Nt,.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
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DRY GOODS TRADE !
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The rsysHi;t additions to the Tariff ahi the
advance in Gold have materially strength
ened prices in al markets. but We shall
continue to offer the most manifest induce
ments in competition With the trade
Our Retail Department paying the entire
expenses of our business, We propose to job
goods to CASH BUYERS at closer mar
gin thar any nouse in the West, in order
to extend our trade and Influence .:','s ="
" Our Stock is full and complete in every
Department. " .2'.''.:,. .~..~."
Call on US. q. j: ''... -,,'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

{ On Wednesday last Che Bill which
was passed BY the House granting lands
for the Peoples (Northern) Pacific
Railrosd was agreed to by the Senate
'Cominitte and ordered to be- reported.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

Mems calf, kip and stoga custon Boots:
Mems calf. kip and stoga Eastern Boots:
Mems calf, kip and stoga Brogans.
Mems calf, kip and stoga Balmorals.
MeA's calf Congress Caters. :. 10
Boys Boots and Shoes, all kinds =
Youths and Children's Shoes, all kinds:
Worien's calf and goat Shoes, all kinds.
Misses calf and goat Shoes, all kinds.
Childfeh's stoes, all kinds, copper tipped
Ladies' serge Congress Gaiters, No,l. -
Ladies' serge Ba1diorals, No. /. @1.,@t
Ladies' Slippers and Busklns.
Sole and Upper Leather:
French and DOMESTIC Calf Skins
Shoe thread, Nails, Pegs, #a&, &c.
Plastering Hair in any quantity.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
DISASTER TO THE NINTH REuI.
NIENT.

A Memphis correspondent of The
Press wfigting under date Of the 18th,
says that the Ninth regiment, which
was with Gen. Stursis' disastrous ex-
petition, suffered severely. A large.
portion Of the regiment is supposed to
have bcei captured. The following
officers have come in: Maj: Markham,
Adjutant Couse, DR.. Bingham LIST Sur
geon, Chaplain Kerr, Capt. Dane, Co
K, Capt: Skaro, Co. D., Lieut.: Capon,
60. K, Lieut.. scvinyle, Co. G., Lieut.
Roberts, Co. H., Lieut.. Van Etten,
20. l., DR., Dixon, Assistant Surgeon
was l'it in charge Of wounded at Rip
ley. 80 49, -: go
| A ri necr correspondent writes on
the 18th from Memphis:
The Ninth returned last night from
the battle ground at Cuntown, 100
miles from, kere. Col Wilkin in this
affair commanded the First Brigade.
composed Of the 95th and Hath Ill.
inois, 93d Indiana and the 9th Mime
sofa, Lieut. Col. Marsh being in conf
mand Of the regiment. We went out
$40 strong and as yet but about half
have returned. Aone IF the officers
scere kiWci and none accrc seriously
rounded, but some were taken priso-
ners. The Ninth did magni6centlv,
protecting the retreat, and Col Wilkin
received the thanks OF Gen. Sturgis.
Col. Mcclellan commading the division
eopliihented tile Ninth very highly.
We were three days and three shts
marching i'll, without provisions, our
supply train having been captured,
and skirmishing most of the time. We
were having quite sharp fight with a
considerable body Of the erehiy's cav
ally, thirty miles from here, when We
heard the ears coming with reinforce
mcnts from Memphis: The negro
troops behaved well: They were very
cool in action.2 T-J,L#&
PHYs1cAE CULTURE. The "Nor-
NAL Institute for Physical Education"
incorporated in 1860, and under the
management Of DR. Dio Lewis, will open
its seventh session on the fifth of july
next, 1864. ..,..: + 80. 49,. 49,. '
The demand for teachers Of the New
Gymnastics has become sdch, that the
last two classes of graduates, c6usisting
Of about ninety ladies and gentlemen,
were at once engaged, and hundreds
more might find profitable employment:
Well-known medical men assist in
preparing the ptpils to act as guides in
Physical CULTURE. :, .s.,.-, -
~ Ii the department. Of Gymnastics,
DR.. Lewis personally trains every can
didate for the new profession. ."r'"-
IF any reader would know more OF
this pioneer institution in new and
noble profession, let hin or het send
for full circulsr to Dt. Dio Lewis,
boeton.. - - .-..--5 ! j !
The Minneapolis Atlas says 'Last
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
GAlaH1sONs TO BE CONTINUED At
49,. THE FRONTIER POSTS.

r In answer to i letter addressed to
Gov, Miller inquiring as to the truth Of
the rumor that the posts at Paynesville.
! Forest City, Manannah, &c., were to
be left without garrisons, VIC have re.
c"ived the following reply, which will
interest many: -.
7:>C'"-": STATE OF MINNESOTA, =
49, so ?u Executive DEPARTMENT., Ira
s.. s2.,- 5, SAINT PAUL, July Is, 1864.
William 3. Mitchell, Esq. ..;,... - /,
My DEAR s1R.--1n reply to your inquiry
Of the 18th inst respectfully state that
lis the purpose Of General Sibley to re
tain small number Of men at each of the
posts named in your letter Va: s.'f. ".:">, .
The State has been 50 stripped Of troops
that the General cor only place small de-
tachments At each post, but hope aud be-
lieve that the Indians will have plenty: to
attend to at home, snd ths' raids win be
few and far between-indesd hope that
we shall have none Ut all. ~ ii #oH !.
With kindest regards 70 all. l am ever,
Your friend, :. ..-.@,5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
Also, good assortment Of
Mems and Boys Hats,
= :. :. of allEkinds Il. =

The above mentioned goods have just
been received from the East, and are for
sale at surprisingly low prices for the times.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Cash paid for Hides and CallI1.lns
"s" y6n4l q s~7s 80 stss- E. C.. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

" ~ 1 ~ EAST WATER ST.,
....' ~.
N Il w A u k Il E
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
SHERWIN,

sHERw1N, 1T"
.s~- ..:.: NOVEL;,
W.. -. .... & PRATT,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

.uIy hOat that standard Sheet
isrs breathe, the fee but falls before as,
Freedoms soil beneath our ttet,
.dFreedom's banner streaming o er as :"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
REAL ESTATE.
Ohm G. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.


Euclid-St-Four first claSs m dern built Brick Hon
ss5 known a. tbs ampbell Block, next west ~
The High sch ol Building, with bath rooms
hot and cold water, &C. Hnl be sold separate.
lyr fOgethsr.
Kinsmsn-St., No 1C9-A large Brick Houss with =
large lot Of Fruit Trees, shrubbeTy, Barn and
every convenience 46 500
st. ClAir-St west Of Erie-Large new Brfrlr Honsa
with rseeern imp ov m -nts. Lot vel imprOT.
ed with SniubbeIy, flOsers, &C. a7OoO
Oheshre-st-TWo storS GOihie CottaEe Houses with
marble mantles, gas, &C. Also, large lot s45. o.
Huntington-St-IWo BOcs.s two storiss, with elsy-
on rooms, Barn, SC. Lot 51xI5O feet
kinsman St--Ucttage HouEe. Earn, and half acrs of
land. near Eris-St
Prcspect-St, berif.st-LarFe two stcry Brick
House, with Wa.er and Gas ASA
PresPect-St near Erie St-LaEgs two story Brick
House, with marble mantlss, water, gas bs d
rooms furnace, &C. 5000.
Scovtle syenue-Two story Brick Home, Barn and
Lot 4SK15l feet ss5O0.
Hill St-TWo story Honse ard lot 5OrI65 fact a9s0o
hioss7St-=Houss and Lot, l0xls5 feot 500
Oedar-St.s near Perry-St.. two story Rouse and Let
Eisk Barn FIuit, &c. el6OO.
Walnqt-Sf., near Erie-Sr.s good two story Bfink
- House and Lot. $500.
WalnTt steRouble .oS Ootisgs House, two stories.
Lot, ll6xl26 feet.
Good Business Properly on supsr. or St PabIir
Square, and Ontario-st. Some drst rate Bar.
gains on all Of these Streets -
50 Vacant LOts-A coed inVestunent Part an ohsr
canal and RtVer and near 70 busineEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
MEDICAL.
DR. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

hR HUNTER STILL CONTIN-
III J TIHUEs at the old established place, No. IL, /,
mathews, Block, south side Of the PUBLIC square
tbe oni ySio' eSris Al ~ T1t a2s5 trst59 ne
following diseases namely: Sorotula, C4ncsrSi Ol-
GERS, Tunorl, Fistulas Asthma Bronchlal and Lung
diseases, Rheumatisn, Agle and Fever, seminal
weakness and all diseasB peculiar 70 Females Leu
soTrhsss Or bites Suppression ofths Msnses Pain
INC Uterus or Womb, Prolspsus or Falling Of the
WOMB Al Diseases Of the blood snd skin entirely
Of ofgeneration Of male or female OF whatever nana
nature treated in careful, thorough and iudic0ul
3i = i 'ea OUT ps long experiences and tnEssrl-
- Low prices and quick cures. Recent essss euroc
curisi tsints sntrey removed IRON thss1sts en-
DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
physicians from one TO three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately, either in person
By letter, he fails to cure. His remedies are
perfectly safe and unknown 70 any other phYuieiAu
Patients Of either Iex living ct distance, By stat
Ing their rdiseGses in Wri giving all the sYmptom8
dressing DR.. Hunter Of Cleveland Ohio postpaidI
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scruples in asserting that Whatever ne IN
deratkes in his speciality he viii MOST CERTAINLY PER
f9aA- Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and prostrati the
system or from unsuccessful treatment Of smpirici
or self-styled NJ D. 81 whom many have unfortu-
nately been under, or from the false dslicacy that
many Of my patients tell kept them from early
application 70 me, the less fatal ideas Of ever.
coming the disease by the advancement o. age, and
strictly moral mind for they, and all, make the
case Worse and II 1t Is eary from the cause Of
being entirely local. it affects the entire animal econ.
omy and then requires general well local treat.
ment which Dr. Hunter IS happy 70 be able to say
that thorough Investigation and great mproVenent
In the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both Sexes Of however long duration. yield to hle
mode Of treatment. If the unfortunate value life and
health, they should be sure and call PhYsciAn Of
age and experience.
~ No charge for advios. The Doctors once Is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Oi
the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

An article, indicative Of no small re.
search and Of interest to all readers is
found in the following -" The quality
and color Of the hair was q subject Of spec
ulstive theory omong the anoients. Lank
hair was considered indicative Of pusillan-
unity and cOwardice yet the head Of IA
poleon was guiltless Of cnrl Frizzly
hair was thought On indication Of coarse
ness aed clumsiness. The hair most in
esteJm was that terminating in fine ring
lets. Dares, the historian, states that
Ach lilies and Ajax and lebanon had curl
ing looks such also was the hair Of Timon
the Athenisn. As to the Emperor Angus.
tus, nature had favored him with such re-
dunnsnt locks tha. no hair dresser inf Rome
could produce the like. Auburn o. light
brown hair was thought the most distin-
ruished, IS portendinE intelligence, indus.
/ try ard peaceable disposition, as Well az
great susceptibility to the tender passion
CASTOR and Pollux hsd brown hair; SO also
had Menelsus. Black hair does not appear
70 have been esteemed by tho Romans
bat red was an object Of aversion. Ages
before the time Of Judas, red hair was
thought to be q marx Of reprobstion, both
in the case Of Typhon who deprived his
brother Of the sceptrs Of Egypt, aod Nebu.
ohadnezEeF; who acquired II in expistior
Of his atrocities Even the donkey trib,
suffered from this ill-omened Yisitstion, &C
cording to the proTePb Of wicked Is q rel
ass Asses Of that color were held in s1cl
detestation among the OOpths that ever
year tAey seerihood Oneby hurting it from
q high Wsllp i,ssw r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
Dr.. ViohOis' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills In the United States.
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-Ho article Of medicine intended
or the exclusive use Of Females that has ever made
It's appearance has met with such universal success
as these oeebrated Pills. No disease Is % little
derstoods and consequently badly treated female
diseasea. These Pills the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female
paints and in all cases Of Irregularities, suppression,
leucorrhGa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb and loss Of nervous energy, their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union, none
speak Ill OF them, for all like them. They contain
mercury, no iron, steel, deadly oils. Their
can do no harm, and when used according 10 direc-
tons, they always do good.
. N. b. Married ladies' who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not them,
81 oy their action on the womb miscarriage would
be the consequence.
Frtce-Sl per box. Persons sending for Pulls will
enclose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efessy o. these Pills,
have advertised a. being agents for Dr. VicholB Pills
and selling worthless pill
n. b. The genuine Vichols' Female Italian Pills
cannot be found st any other place in the Onitec
Ohio.
DR.. Hunter has In bis possession numerous csrtIn-
Gates and teGtmOniss which relieved and happy pa
tents have rendered him, and have kindly parniSad
him to exhibit 70 those desirous Of hfs services
- Ofice hcurs from A. n. 70 sP. \. octl5dAH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
BROWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

'I have nsyer char ged my mind respecting them
from the rst excssting to think yet better Of that
yhich began thinking well Of II Rev. Henry Ward
s'Tbe Troehes are Stat Of Life to ms."-[Prof
Edward North, PnE't hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
aFor Throlt Troubles they area Specific. I'm P
"roo favorably known to need commendation -
slhen, Chss. A. helps, Pres't Mass senate.
.tCo1 tain no Opium Dor ANYTHING injurious -
tDr A, HayeE, Chemist, Boston.
"An eleaant ocmbinaIfon for Ooughs. .'-lDr. @. y.
BigfloW, Boston.
III commend IhsIr use to PublicsTeakers "-[Rev.
E.H. Obapin.
Most saiutary relief IN Bronchitis. s."-[Rev. S.
aeigfried, MOIristOWn Ohio.
Yer benencial when suffering from Colds -
lIfgV, s. }. P. Anderson, st. Louis.
Almoet n slant relief in tie distressing labor Of
breath ,ng PECULIAR 70 ALthma.[ Rev. A. O. Eggle-
Gton, New York.
hey have suited my Gaze exactly, relieving my
thnoatto hat could sine with easo9 Ut. Dachar-
me- Ohcrister French Parish Church, Montreal
o-As there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
eEUEI. feb2 B2lm
hB-sold By Gil Druggists and Dealers In Medicins
the United States and most Forsign countries, ti
~ cents psr bar. janI2-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

LfacLs
HA young man happening to sit at
church in 8 pew adjoining one in which
sat young lady for whom he conceived
sudden and violent passion, was desirous
Of entering into courtship on tho spot I;
but the place not suitiDg formal decls-
ration, the exigency Of the case suggested
the following plan He politely handed
his fair neighbor Bible open, with pin
stuck in the following text, Second Epist'e
Of John, verse fifth; And now I beseech
thee, lady, not as though 1 wrote q new
commandment unto thee, but that which
we had from the beginning, that we love
one another. She returned it, pointing
to the second chapter Of Ruth, verse tenth
Then she fell on her face and bowed her
self to the ground, and said unto him,
Why have found grace in thine eyes,
seeing that am strsngerP He return
ed the book, pointing to the thirteenth
verse Of the Third Epistle Of John: Hav-
ing many things to write unto you, ]
would not write with paper and ink, but
trust to come unto you, and speak face
to face, that our joy may be full From
the above interview q marriage took plscG
the ensuing week"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

The origin Of the words HGOd save the
King" is to be traced to the wstchword
and eountersign given out in the Lord
Admirars orders on the tenth Of August,
1545: HThe watch wourde in the night
shall be thus, God save King Henyre;' !
thother shall answer, "ARd long to rsign
over u.s."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
RkILR0kR8.
OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ oTHOIEEA1I UA1Lh0AD.

EZW
Isol-4. WIHTsR ABBAEGE[EEz. Isss-A
On and AFTER MondsT, EoEsnbsr Issh, Pu.sagar
1s2s ossss Si leave Cleveland = follows, tunaaysS
1Hf Traln-ss40 A. .M.-OINOIHHATII IXPREsB
~ ~ l.ng - Grafton, wellington New AOnf1l,
AshiSyy,. Tpsai;sISs, psisa1s, esliGn slsed
~ IN : at orestiine e l0;A0 q n, Oclgm.
81. Ii.S .on ~ =, oinelpInss; 2,
-, Si5G Sis -. @ p n soEt wayne l;ls IN, Ohi'
ID T-aln-:esl9. 2 .1I.r7A A0OolIlsODATfOH--
5sogs at 81 stasons. aad arrives n ColdnbnI
Sd Train-ss1O P. 1I.-NIaHf * xPRrss-ss,u,.
ping e bereaI Gn1fious wellington, Hss IEo5-
ton nd DslsWaro; ErriTinF II CleSffinS y 80
em5 Columbus Loo = n, DAYTON l.l5 =. n,
Si-einnati zoo a, M; lndianapolie 80 4, ni-,Be.
., n, and Ohicsgo va CroSfiias iosio = u.
fFains leaye OoiGn ~ a 10 and 100 e q; 30 p-.
CONNECTIONS. ~ FTF
1AsibT-EAnduakT, Maaaasld HsRnrk RrElroaf ~
4ansfelds MI Tsrnons Hss1EEs EzhsI-
CESS.lins- Pistsbursa, Fort WAyns Oaioaso RaaI-
load, Forest Upper sanduzky, Delphog, IL
.,sS. Ssst. and ElstiOr Aansheld. WoOIfsFs Mss.
ezlfion and Helleiontins RaIrosd LIns for Murion,
s1sSIlsa s5slol ltssi7s, sidnsys Ugion, Munclsi In
Villes Louisville, Cairo, Be- Losis, fe.
Aa9re-Eisn springfield branch fer BDrfu TIsld-
Vo4umens-Littse Miami Columbus, and Xe7l.
6elroad, for 4enia, Dayton, tndianagoIis
Ierre HAute, St. Loui1, Morrow Lo7siSl,f
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 IN.
E111PDt katlroodg -Oi1einnsti Tor LouilVlii-I
lv4asytlls. Cairo, St. LOai1, and ID VSiass
On the Ohio river -
ollmbus-CantralO Ohio Railroadior Newark, znnss-
VILE Wheeltng, ao.i Columbus, Piqoa 4
Indiana Bsflroad for Piqua, UFbena, 81
- lor f1cks4s 20 al points and inlornNtlo1 -
~ At the Passenger Station, and At Union Tlc-sf
Oaloo' l47 sapsrior-Ss
Ois.slAna. nov Is. lsss. $500. : t1s.S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
FARMs .AHn nnr rnrs

Independehcs-Fa, m of I50 acres with qood Rnifa.
lngs, Urohsrd, &o. 80 pr aero.
On Plank koad-l0 miles from CITY. Farm ~ 1hn
acres, sandy soil ana River bottom. goo1 Fniie1
tngs, orchard, &c, - -
NeWsgrgh-Bive aerts, with layse Cottage Houss.
bArD and great variety Of Fruit $500.
Oh LeSe IN 1rei east OF City and near Willson Ave-
nue., ~ aces land. 500 Per acre : -
last ClsvelApo-5l acres on st. CI4ir Road ErceI-
leLf land for lruit or q la liz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
THE mi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

\ AA A1A OO0 LO1EINI Id hEE
Il -TRlESEMAkl, ], 2 and :, are protested bT RoV-
g. Lettets Patent Of England, and secured 81 tSe
Imperial College Of Medicins, Vienna.
No. One ig invaluable for BxhauEfiou srsrInatny
rh0ea and al physical diaabilitisg
No. Two completely oradicateG All tr,n.l ~ thc..
diseases tnAt naTo heretofore been q ested by tbe
seols and peInioiou1 use OF coPaFiA and oubohs :
nos Entee nA8 entoty supplante ted the heinilffoun ~
q mercury thereby tnsuriRE 70 the suiarer spesS
A7lagsI
TAIEsE1AR, Nos. l. and 3 afu prsunrsfifyuT n f6s
torm oi Lozengess devoid Of taste and ssIl and en-
and divided into separate doses a SdninII+a-a5 -
Hepau, Lallemand, Roux, Riceld, &c. Pros a oscS:
q ca9e. ior W Wnicn saves %; and IN IN csfsa
Sas a7S Eetaii OF d. BARoW 30. lSi Blssoksrf
ImmedistsIy on receiving a rsmItt,pos m H..
WlliorNArq tne 1riesemar to any paTt Of IA v-fIi
securely packed, aud addressed rocordinS "a Ss ~
5tructions Of the writer. - - =
s.SsoId hy g. ". CLARK. Agent Tor CLEVELAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

"A ERIEHu II EEED-TRY IT. .
-. gWsctB IL 1AILLBLELI prspass
lzcn the rociFs OF Dr. 5ts1hsn Sweet, Of Connsots
- Esst bons rsfssr had hsa bssu uSsd in hIs prfI
ies for the lllt tWenty ysaTg With TIE most aston
n Eroocll- Afan sztsnal remedy Il y without
El1s Ano viii els7iats pain more speedily than ~
ether prar,ratto1 For all hhsunatc and NGrTo
Ql1ordera It h truly iniAiible and e q curstiVp
ore4s NoundBs eprainH, Bruises, a., ita soothii
heatng and powerful gthenfng propensitez, q
9to the trEt wonder and eztonzhm0nt OF all who ha
oyor given / trial. Over four hundred osrtincAis
q remarkAbe cures performed By Il within the lhil
Srrafr f1i CieVsfs,,S l1s.ii Y.S,1.d y .d.--.ISS-