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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-15

A CARD,-The Firemen of the village
of Rutland will please accept the thanks
of the Engineers and Wardeus, for their
promptness and willingness to do their
whole duty at the fire on Sunday morn
ing. Their BPpIcrENcY kept it from
spreading in the least. q
BEN. X. CHASE,
.... ...... .. Chief Engineer.
Rutland, Dec. II, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
q. WtII.h nna w,.lern rrnnn..

TIE Nashville Press seeking OF Gen.
Willica says: Il does ones heart good 10
hear this abe and enthusiast:c s.Idier
speak Of our brave men. M lsnguage is
strong soough to express his armiratiOu for
their courage, their persis eRsy and high
morale He thiUk5 no seldiers or earth
suTpass them, few equal iaem. Oa Que
occasion, he said, hs s'fouad one of the regi
msEis ofbis brigade falling back from the
oosi'iou assigned them, and riding up 10
them he asked what Vas ihe matter +?
'GJmmsnd us, General, what 10 do and
we viii do it, He told them, tSen, first
TO dress their line. The bali played over
and through the A4nks, AID one o. two
we're wounded, but Inc li0e was dressed as
perfectly, and the several orders 10 shoul-
der and present ms were obsyed ss ex-
setly, 80 on parade, and ihen the regiment
| vas 0; dsred 10 resume i;e previous Teriiouq
position. Il had done this once before,
! ea:d the General, "witb my Dulchmon, bu;
mg Illinois boys we're jlst as brave aad
cool
We we're much interested in the account
which be gave Us Of 3 conversation he hsd
at Washington, in which Count Merciel
took prominent part. The French gen
tlcmsn was full or "The grand Nate ou,
and Nillich said nothing until the grencl
sol iieTs were exalted above all others
Then be could restrain himself no longer
and be esid: "MoDsieur, was educs e,
st the Military School, / have known th
armies of France Austria, Englaod an
SWiiEerlond, aud Tell you that you ma.
carefully selest the beat Of youT Frenc
troops, the crack regiment OF yOur Aouqvei
aud then take by lot any one OF cur Wes
tern regiments, ami placing them face {
face, your boys will quickly Hnd that ther
ia nothing between themselves and the fl
mament"
All honor to The noble man who apprt
, o sies SO highly cur brave soldiers, and
60 thoroughly cevoted, in heart and lip,
the country Of his adoption.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

Earl Russell exchanged walking sticks
with Garibaldi, at their lBst meeting.
Gen. Meade has purchased handsome
house in Philadelphia.
Garibaldis income is about ESQ year
being the interest On money accumulated
long age in commerce.
The LAYERS Of Cognsc will no doubt re-
grtt 10 hear OF the sudden death of Mr.
Msr!el, whose names on osrte 4 pipes Of
that much quaffed liquor go long assured
the imbibsrs it was pure article.
Anna Dickinsin doesn't draw go well
since she has taken 10 abusing the Presi-
do8t AT Toy, tbs gentleman who paid
her SiC0 to lecture, lost $50 in he opera
ticn.
Tie 81 Louis people are talking Of pre-
sen ing the sword offered fev eanaFalitie1
At the Great Fair in that city to General
Hancock. His wife, 10 whom he Was mar
ried 10 St Louis, is ther.-.
A new lady sculptor, Miss Whitney, in
Boston, has produced Statue OF the
"Lady Codiva She is said 10 have done
it mast chasieiy and beautifully. Ste
has chosen The moment depicted by Tenny-
sou, when u 5diYa
" Unelasped the welded eagles OF her belt"
Nathaniel Haa thorne, the autbor and
poet, as buried, as befo-e stated, in the
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, at Concord, Mas
saohu5rtt5. The manuscript Of al un-
inished r5DaBee was carried on the coffin
in the funeral proc ssion from toe church
10 iha grave. II will shortly b printed.
From The Gardner (Ma) Home Journal
ve &c, the following BIT Of intelligence:
Y ung Robert Lincoln, accompanied by
several friends, Wis ted our city last week,
and will probably remain through the cum
m=r. BE dresses ia Tho most immaculate
white and black, ard is great vocalist
He il fond Of the fields aad trse1, aud
almost every day his voice may be heard
ss he trolls some ditty TO his admiriDg
| friends"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
Iia,,.i.s .TssI,,s,.. =arrT on war


The following is copied from the CORES
POndenes Of a French orioer high ia su-
th9riiy in Mexico:
awe hsve jastr turne1 10 Guldalsjara,
and come hack filed with disgust and
Indignation What we have Just been
about Wss not military expedit on, hut
d Journey among ruins and caarnel houses.
Tbe enemy rob pillsge and burn, but
will not fight Whatever they pass, they
steal or destroy what they cannot take
AWAY with them. We have met, on the
sides f The road, groups Of men hung or
burn in some places 1 have counted ss
high as thirty, Who had been killed even
the women and children have not escaped
the game fate. 01 our arrival 81 an es-
ta.e near Cuisilios, a dreadful spectacle
awaited us Outside the chapel woman,
ocmP etely naked, was hanging from the
wall with ber etcmlch rippsd up 10 the
bosom; . shapeless mass, covered with
blood vas swinging 10 and fro at her feet /;
the tigers I'D torn the infant from the
womb Of its mother 20 share her punish
meat ii was hanging from the mother,
suspended By the uabilioal cord
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIhUI SHA1l RAILROAD,
IS 81 E

TuH7r -
1854. sUMMEs AREAHeNsi EHT, lss1.
riis sIif = aAz 18Th lss!. PAIseeg.E
oeBt5aI:
ist Ia.ails-- .;SS SA,n.-UIHUIHEATI 4, EzPREss
ct1npias "a eraitunr Wellington, New London,
eAeln.t Niesi.inss Gallon, ufload, Uardih gtOn,
Asnisys Delaware. Lewis Center aud " ort6inE-
ton.
ID TTEia-s9rBs y. W,.-AOOOHMOD sTIoH.-
btoPs Et All stations, and arrives in O0lumbu1
a. $50 ?. M Cincinnati La q NJ.
30 Eraia-gs0J p 1I.-hIGHT ExPRE55-si0p-
ping a E5feAy Grafton, Wellington Nov Len
doni Shelby, Crestlino, Gallon Giload, OAriipq.
ton ana DalsWsrB.
Fraias loayo Columbus at s;se and IO.2aa A. as0pn
arrive 81 ClsfsisEo 910 - Io.s as69 sndsoe ,. ~.
OOBGRCTIOEs.
5saisFSar a55ky, n snBasld 4 Newark RRilrcAd, For
Ea1s9old' As Vernon Newark Eanea-
uFssssiss-PiltsbarFh, Fort Wayns + Uhiearo Ra,l.
road Foregt, Upper sanduskYs DslPhOs, LIE
Ea, Eors wayne, AapoEta, chicago, So.
Gest, and EastiOr MAnSnsll, Wooster. has-
nliOn, &c.
agastsp ana Bsllsiontins Railroad Line for MArIoE
Bsiieiontaine, Sidney, Uai0n, MunUies In
dlansPoiis Tefra Hau.e, Ninosnnes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, 1t. Louis, Ao.
D5isSEr5-Sith Springfield branch for SprfaEhsld.
OosambuE-Littls Miami 3 OoIumhuB, and Xenia
Rsilroad, for Nenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
IerTe Hsnts, ST. bOuss, Morrow, LoVslanc,
end Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-
lii1zippi kailroadr -OiEcinuatif0r LouiIyllio
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and su pOin1l
On ths Ohio river.
IaiEnbus-Osntral Ohio Eaiiroad Tor EsNark. Eauea-
vile, wheeling, &c-; Columbus, PiquA 4
Indiana RAiiresd for Pidus, Utbena, 30.
~ lor ftckots TO al points and information nFs
~ g sn9 Sasoensor Station aud IS Union Tloktt
ClsSeiAnd, May "A, 1874 SuPsrin ntsndsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
MORNTNG LEADER.


A TennysonlaH TrSRsHre-TFOve.
A correspondent Of the Boston Tran
script has unearthed from an old copy Of
the Eoglishman's Magazine q sonnet Of
TennysOn, which, he says, is not found in
American edition of the poets works. 1t
reads thus; and may be entitled
WHERE I TOLD M LOVE.
Check every oulfssh, every ruder sally
OF thought and speech speaE low, and give mp
wholly
Thy split to mild minded melancholy;
Th'si the place Through yonder poplar alley,
Below, the blue-green river windeih slowly;
But, in the midd OF tn sombce valley,
The cTispsd waters whisper musieslly.
And ali the haunted place Is dark and holy
The nightingale, with long and low PI eaml le,
Wsrbled from yonder knoll Of soletn laTches,
Ana in and out the wOodbne's hJwery arches
The summer m dges Wove their wanton gambOi,
And ali the white-stemmed pinew0Od slept
above
When in his valley first told my love.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

EAsTEsH THBOUaB, ior Kris, Buffalo, Boston, Eop
York Hartford, and NiilOnghbY, Paine5vfiie 9eHs-
TRt AstabulA and Oonneaut, cioses at 84SA- n.
EAsTEeH THRoUus, for h6H York only, oiosss at
STOP. NJ
EIsFEEs THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton, AeT Sork and Hartford, closes ct 2 2Jf. h.
EAsTEEE WAY for all points betWesn Cleveland and
Eris, CLOSES At 20 Z. d.
WEsfEAs THROUgH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
kT.d hiiiaaukee, oiCsss st 800 z. n.
" E5tEha IHE0UGa, ior ToIsdC, uiotroit, chicago,
Dubuque, SO. Joseph and cairo closes At 601 L. n.
ME5rsKS WAYi foF all points between cleveland
and Toledo closes AZ lz:5g p. 81.
5AEDUEKY WAY, for saudassSy and eli tutermedfata
Points, closes Gt 3:su P. n.
UlHoHSsArI " Al, for All Boinls tet-son cleveland
snd Cincinnati, olosas st i:zs 2. A..
OIScIEsAT1 GHEOBeH, E0r UolumDuH, Dayton, Esu-
srk AID Uinolensi. CLOSES At 10 +. NJ, sayes At >
CIs0ISHATI TaR0UaH, for Oslumbus. Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE e. Louis Indianapolis, zsnssFiie And
AIfTGHUhGH THROUGH. for Pittsburgh and Hash-
fngtOni closes ~ I2-23 z. Il.
kl4TH5BK6ii NATt fov all points between Cleveland.
MeiaNlilei ard tittsnuEg harrisburg Phtiadaiphih,
Baltimore and Washington, olosaa 81 80 A. E.
ElAHOhih2 WAY, tor ali points between UisvslAnd
End Youngstown, cieFe5 as 10 r L., (saFss at 7:i5
DsEf mCrDfnE.)
AHDIsA NAY, closes ats IN.
aooafoar, aS. closes On gds7s, Thursdays and
tGtaIdays, At Il T.
saAacs UEErER, arAnssr, Eorih RoyEI.oa A.
5ionss oH Tuesdays and Saturdays a. ] A. n.
MAKkEH9FILLzt Cic5as daily, ig.zl A. n
EAseIhsyzLAHD snd 4uoiid, olOses daily ,Af y p.
~ haii and Dros LsItsss sCs reaUirsd, b law 30
ts Fzo-ssid.
eS-Ali Oitg OireaiaFI are Tcauissd % b prs-psia
RaE- OEics open frvta TO A. n. 10 "a z. "a. "a
<. 0owLEs. P. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

IODINE.
DR.. &. ERs & CO.'S
"a ..-. IODINE WAFER.

G. iodine Water tets upon tie Heart, Aeer Kidneys,
D gs dfye Organs ana Gl4Ednlar 81 stsm.
Tie succ. - which tss a1sEaeJ ste u0a oi sits
remedy 80 private pracii O. I'D the oud0r enient Il
medical authority, enabic us 10 recommend g. t. the
p Practitioner AID the pubic eelieg o,lfdsHi TIA.
vita fair trial It viii =tios' its oRu cxoeil=Eeo IN
the cure OF tlhrouic diseases ph'oh in:i ats Iodius
such As seroiula Bsonchiiis skin ETnpt0ns, Z Eeort
Liver and Kidney Di sasss, Nervous Affections n "a
rage, Hhsumsts,n, Dysp psia, d. biy. Syphilis.
etc.
FhFsiciaEs usT rely upon Sic Uniform sirens tn OF
Io6ihe Wstsr as continuing thrse qusrter gJaias
pure Iodine in each hoid ounce pprs water 10 sol
vent btins used. II IS not abe 10 decomposition
nor fpCntaDeC usig io ned in. queliLies; ieiihsr
tbs Iodine oKydiz=d nor uiraIzod by c, mbit alton
with any ingredient, Tesder,ag this solution supe-
rior to any cth.r mttsod 90 eEh bi!iag Iodfce.
Full directions EccoBpaaT tacL bottle itst IL may
b. need iauily msdioiasi.z well ss b. the pro-
isssion.
4rise oae dollar per tot.Is. On receipt Of CIV,
collars. six bottles delivered mes b. cxss 10 hnl
Aldresa.
BlWsTe OF COuhtsrieits Aad iui;at!o1s which u
DrIdopliied dealers endsavor u dispose o. on on
TtPuta ION. See ouT sgRRtu'e and irsds mark Oh
Greek wotd heading this ady5rti en+nt), up5B th
Labels and wrappers OF ea.h bottle. without Eh.cl
psDe is genuine.
Cirou,srs gratis. DR.. II. AEDERs CO.,
Physicians ag9 Chemists,
No 42s Broad -ay, New York
ma zi:E2 90 dT8wy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
GUARDIANS SALE.

( GUARDIAN SALE-By virtue Of an
I order ofsale made by the Probate Court in
nj for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on peti.ion to
-eil land wherein Henry < Rsynolns, ss guar
s uu, was petitioner, and Henry Reynolds Caro-
ne X, Raynolds sni Mary Reynolds, minors,
we're defendants, I shall sell 1t public auction,
Hi ths south door Of the County Court House,
IN the City of Cleveland in said county, on the
ift day Of June, 1854. st o'clock p. NJ, the in
teFest Of said minors, being the remainder after
the termination Of the life estate of said Henry
Situate IN the CITY OF Cleveland, 10 the said
County and State, and is known as the west half
Of sub. lot No. 142 in the sut;Aiyisi0n ten acre
lois 7, and e, hiGde by Thomas Bolton. Said
vest half Of said sab lot No l4z is situate on the
southerly side OF Kinsman street. and extends
tack Of equal width TO an alley eleven rods.
J.P- BISHOP, HENRY K. RAYNOLD9,
Attorney. Guardian,
mav2lsl63
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CURE THAT LOATHsGME NALADY

DR. Go0DALEs's GAFAaBH BSsEsE.--Ei psneirtts-
70 the very ssat OF this terEibs Dsssse End 81 term
instss t. root and branch, forever Dr. GoSdals s he
arztRRd only person who ever Jod The world wLai
NArAERH really Was-vherc it commenced and what
EoUla cure Dr. G00lslc has now spenf H'st!u 0
10 battling with This ioii disease eEplUriaa tts Sc
or5t ambush. and makiae known 10 iho w5rld tbs
isct that CgtarEh. which has f-r 6sdei BE- 81 10
and research oi medical mea aud suthcr5 in this
country and ia Ear9pc, csu now bo curaa with the
"a uniform certainty IN q morning follows utghf
repsrsi by z. G00BAIE. Il D., Ncg Iofk Prioe
81 N Send stamp fOr q Pamphlet.
kcr sale By g. ". yLa kh, tls Superior 81 GlsTe
fan I, Ohio. fnr2a ~
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CLEVELAND j ERIE B. B.



1854. HUhhER ARRAHGzMENT. 1854.
Oe and sfisE. Monday, May 18Th, Iss4, Passenger
Trains viii run a follows, tSundBys eEeoptodl:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9izo A m.-DAG Y EAFHESS TAAIH-StopBlnga at
MEl0ugn0y, Rainesvillei Geneva, Aahtabula,
SUnnsaat and Girard oniT, and arriFo At Erie az
l:i5 D. N. Dunklrk 1.s6 ,. m, Buffalo 5.is5 D n
333 p. H1.-OlHOiE HATI SIX Pis F.55-StospiiTES a
Patnes7ilie. Asatsbula and GlTard only, and a.
ri4ss a. s,ry e:Sf p m, Dunkirk 8;i2R. N, Bui-
3.aO r dI.-1aAIE, AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stop2inz =: all stations and srriYss AZ Eris At
sye 2. II.
s:aO p, m.-EIGHT z5PREss 7RAIN-stoppioz
- Psioesvllies Ashtsbula AID direrd Only, and
Arrives eE Erie IS iz.4s :. n, Dunkfrk f:fg .,
n-s BuEslo 4;29 =. n.
LEAVE ERIr.
I.25 A. A.-HIGET EXPBRSs TRAIH-5toB,inE sc
9irsrd, AshtabHls and PainssTiiis onig, ana a..
EiFs7 At ClegoiEud Es 5.0a A. 4.
500 a. H.--HAIL AND AOOOnI aODATIOH TRAIH
--slopPieg e al stations and strives ct OlsTs-
s.4a A. I.IT0EEpo ExPRSss--stouv,sa .t all sts.
slonH ezeoPt 5Fsnyflls, Baybrook, UnionTills,
EsEEyi mentot and HtokliEs, sud arrives Sc
40 a.-DAY E1PKE5s TRAIN-stoypinz Il Gi.
rH-di Oonn0guta Ashtsbula, a1d PatnssTils
only and arrives IN Cleveland 70 6:20P. n.
50 sseogd Olss5 Cars are run on all through
Trains.
An the trsins going westward connest At OevslALa
with trains ioF Toledo, Chicago, Oosmbus, Oincin-
nail, indlanspis, st. Louis, &c-; and all through
sTain5 OF TIE z = 4 keiirosd and at Buffalo with
shcss Of tho 6eW EoTk CentrA and Budalo New
York City kailroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Philadolphls and Gris Railroad.
- lay hEpress, East and West, connects at irlId
/ With Trains on Esis and Pittsburgh RAllroad foE
| Eneefaiie, A6sdgtlls, Jamestown, &c.
UIsVsiNad. May 18th. is5l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

The Utica Herald hes The death Of Cspi.
Bingham, Of the 1l7th n Y. Volunteers,
and says that when he fell on the field
mortally wounded and his company were
compelled 10 leave him, he waved his hat
to them shouting "GO on boys, and give
it 10 tbem am hit but NOT con ,uered
Such souls are never conquered.
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Notice for Proposals for sup
ply Of Marine sROspltaI.
District ef CHyRhogn, Cleveland.
STOTIgE Is HERERY GIVEN

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN
~ that scale proposals, accompanied by proper
guaren tees, according 70 forms 70 be tuTnishad
appicstien at this office, Will DO received fheToat IN
TOR the supply The Marine Hospital &C this city,
with the lticlss OF provision medicine, &o snulne-
rated IN eaid iJrms.
The articles stated nre estimated with inference To
the usual number patients in the hospital; bnt
United Stetos reserves the the right 10 take more OF
uaily required.
A. "a ztucios delivered al ths hospital Rre not IN
The adgment OF the physician ot the best quslity
and adapted 70 the hospital be viii be 81 ihsiy TO
reject the same, 20 purchase other articles ia their
stead and 10 charge the contractor With any
in cost over the contract prices.
Tue United states reserves the right to a6cspt the
proposals for the whole or any portion OF the aTti
OHAs J. BALLARD,
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PURk sYMPATHY,
Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,

and similar troubles suffered 20 progress result In
exiops PulmOBsTys Bronchial and Asth mai,c a GO.
toea 0ftEu lines fncdFabc.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE2
are compounded 90 ~ 20 reacD difsctly toe seat Of
the disease and give almost i,slnnf Celis
Ez-sold BY AL Druggists sn6 5ss.srs n Medicine
Ia the United States sa5 nert fcreen ooustries Ai
q rts-ne. h.- iaa22 ~
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aOTIGEs.
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTTcB-

= The sunscfibsr has icen daily appointed Ad-
miuistrstor the estate OF May Il. MHnfoR, late
of cleveland decessfd. Al prisons having aims
aga the estate are not Led 70 Pre- ant them Tor
~ SlsSe.sbd SS1s Nav o. 1854. N mlyaIAisi gRAs T.
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
" ABOUT
KLINE & O0'5 HO0P BAZAAR,
Aad Skirt AGna}desOry,
At rs Superior street, under tho American House

We hsve now ready our lull slnaS Of skeletons ia
our location Tor the commencement OF the
Spring trade which embraces ali OF the lending styies
including tue patent gCre tTail, hlsB tns newest
HtFio QCnsor Skirts We keen AWAY, on nHnd ekrfs
% extra Blza and length ladies always have
trOuD.e 10 find sFIrJ tong large enough viii
generally find them here We will qdhers stri -tlY 20
'Ormer prin ipie5 via: keep none but good ar
ficle, which will contlnu, 10 sell At the lowest
possible prices Oar Teta depar ment Is 10 charge
o competent lastrs. Dealers IN Surrounding towns
will DO we'll ~ oOnsulunR their own interest 10
cal De ore giving their orders or going EAsg
iarVs a. s0rtment o. Frecch and American corsets
aud patt ut SKIRT supporters always on hand. Also
wnOlgsAl3 dealers ia Yankee Notions, Fancy GOoas
EmbroideTle-, ucsieIy. &C KLINE 4 90.
mayl2 l2s SuNari"r Et Casaiaud. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

NOTICE.-THE GENERAL OF.
IN HIUE the Erie kHiiwEY o., ana the Erie
railway steam boat Com pany, In this city has beer
removed from JohnsOn's Marine Block 70 The freight
House Of T.. yohasou o., Consignees Of the above
hues No. l0s River street.
Cleveland, April ], 1884. apr5-is5,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC sT0CK.
DHOTOGDAPHIO ALBUMS, as

DHOTO9AAPHlO ALBUMS, Az
a Eea YORK srtoos.
p. 3 DDU9I-aB 3 CO.,
l79 Gpariu--fS-
aETIsTE' Observation-Disclosures AEN
H1HT0Hs and uonp3i'a OIL snd y!esag UolorE,
e. r. y. DOUGLAS J CO.'S,
rs h'1paI fof-6E.
aYAL AEp RQDASE GILT ROSEWOOD
ErEI3ss, 81 r. b. DOUGLAS < %. .'S,
l59 5ugsricc-St,
sEoT0GRAPH GaPPTRs or GEIIasaATsa
fAintihEs aud EosravinEs. ~
X. y. DOUG LAS 3 U0.'S
I77 Enpurioe-S:,
NdAREEB DE FI9ITE" or dHLgRaATzp
Hen end Womsn, Ahd fsimeE's fiRrb.ss, az
Z. g. DOUGLAS COOS.
1913. cstiot So,
FINE EEsgAYsEes or DIsTTEGUsa sFB
Hsn r. Z. DOUGLAS CO.'B,
ssr2s l7s 7sSupeTioT.e
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SPECIAL NOTIeES,



DR.. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINIMENTi is preaar
ed .Iom the recipe o; Dr. stephen Sweet Of Conuect-
iout the geat bone-sJtter and hss b,e5 used in his
prasice :or The last twenty with tho most as
toni shine suooess As ar external application IL is
without rival AID vii alleviate pain m re sFeedi-
ly u an any Other prsparstiou for ali hheun ATTIC
AID Nervous Disorders Il = truly inlii lei d -
curative for s0Ies WOUNDS sPi ali Bru e. Sc, It's
Booth nE, healing aud poNerf1t htreisgihtnng pro-
penzilIes the sat Estouishnenl and WoLder OF
ali wuo have ever gwen Il tIlai- over iOrr hun
dred cestifi 3afes remarkable cures lerofme1 bf
IL within last two yesrs, attest 70 this TACT
ktiOag and Arms roLg, "a 1fs Tor NtSfelthd.
dscl0 aiseosdta:bz1
Diseases Of the Nervous, seminal, Urins-
~ and sexual 6ystc.ns and nsliGbis treatment
IN rsports oi me HowEr1 AssOciefiou-Sunt by
nal IN sssed Letter enFeiope5s Tree vi chzrgs, Au-
Dies Or. J. sEILLEN IL Ugh rUh, HoEard As
"a l3srsl. q.
= Madame Zado; Porlers Cough Bslsam
is pusely vegetable Exgeetoraai, prepared by the
Madame Will great esEr, ter msay years OF stady
and exp riOne,, 10 meet IN urce-t and grown De.
hand for and reliable anti o.e for disosses OF
the tkrOat ami iuhgs. DisJFders of the pulmonary
ogzns are g. prevalent E-d fatal in cur ever
caanginS climate, that some re i-ble antidois has
b. en- loug and anx rcusY sought for b. she ". Gle
community. The Indispensable qualities r such
rsnedy fJr popular are must be, csrianry healthy
oyurasfsn; absence Of dang IRON ogordoscs, aui
adaptation to every Patent Of Wh taser age ors K
~ Eadamo Rortsr's Curative Bsiss1a ca BE- %.
tAin5d ~ Benton Bros., and strong B Armstrong;
wholesale Agents, Cleveland. Ohio. n.ayH- ~ iv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06
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81 GA o g sESl
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I'M DOLLARS PREMIUmii
~ ~ sSs6saaAH. WEAKNESS
Ok SpeTmat0rrhaa, Gleet, &c., ans
Ma EIgCE CURED
A1.rCK RlL OTHER TREATEENr FAILS
DIR, a, GJRSON

DE. e. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
collars for sne proof that he fails to Oure the
the proof that any other Physician in the United
Stal5 treats the same diseases With equai success
After many years oi iabOrious study and expert
enosi Dr, GIBSON IL happy in being able 10 Announce
q te unioTunsts, that no has perfected system OF
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURs
o. tne above, and also al contagious diseases OF tha
therofrofn, including general
DEBILITY or NERVOUS PROsTRaJTOH.
10 l8 sHccesded in curing Ia tnis city some
~ WLYla hi1 1pended hundreds dollars with self
Lly5ed puysisn9t VINO nr0 es8 70 Treat all private
inA.4uies witn success, on1 without receiving ths
least particle o. benefit.
d. tti9soa doa4 not DOast tnat ne is member
Hotiie CJdeia 70 london or Paris, perhaps some
otn-fs 90 or se purpose Of feEsnaring the innocent
anu NS ned out great expectations never to be real
Ned iut -nat DR.. q. might boast Of is this that be
E stlo 70 give entire satisfaction 10 those who r5-
fue confidence in his ability and integrity and thet
ne has perfected American systsrn OF treatment
nuy patent medicine 10 slul Tor mo radical cTiT
ui seminal weakness, and an disoesGs or dsrrrlga-
mems, o0lh mental SEd nhgficsl, arising from
uAl or ssCrel abuse.
DE-. GIRs0S also claims for his nsV treatment the
following advantages all OTHERS yet discovered
and First, the agents used ara IN no rfipet il -np1
nlo he ussa no relies of tho dark ngcs such az her
cUTy, nor any other deletsrious drug: secondly no
restrictions in diet or business il fri SireI tbiriv
ms treatment ls positive aad certain in all cases. lie
Htauls prepared 10 60 into any public private hos
pilal In me United SLates and deinoustrats the a-
| mense superiority Of his new treatment over suy
other now known 10 tuo world IN point Of prompt
nesii PeTauency, uildness, safotF and convenience
| Dr. GI9SoS Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and las curing the past EivB years performed many
sure % qiuls which had Tor resisted all Oth6E
modes OF treatment references can be given to iE-
Ydual5 OF the nraL rasboCtabilty In cleveland n1s-
ton' neW York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity IN All professional transactions Dyspepsia
| rheumatism, Sotoieia, and all ohrcnic disoasas
| treated with superior success.
- melcines sent 70 any part o the country on
| reoeipt Of ten dollars.
| Dr. 9iRsOs's Lew work kyzi for EsIs sl
i his CIiios.
| De- GIBs0H
| 5soFzesos o. HLE0TlnPATBT AID EEDTOrSr,
Ufdce-itY Seneca Street. f9T doors non sueerioF
/ 10 stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
| once hsurs froiG9 10 I2 and from 10 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays G1csDtsd.l