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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

HARRISON R COoLEY.-The dog has re-
turned to his vOmit, and the SOW that was
washed to her wallowing in the mire. The
man whose name heads this article was
tried and convicted yesterday, on the double
indictment for burglary and grand larceny.
About the LIST of March he broke into the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad freight de-
pot, through false door in the building,
and was attempting to make off with
porker weighing some J 90 pounds, when he
was caught in the act. When srrsign-
cd he gave in TO the indictment for grand
larceny, and stood trial on the charge
of burglary, clsiming that he entered the
building through Rliding door which not
only did not offer any resistance to his en-
trance, but rather seemed to invite his sd-
missionI He could not open this door wide
eoough to get the hog out at its portals, and
80 had 70 break down the aforesaid false
door. He claimed that it was not burglary,
as he had TO break out of the building in
stead of break in, to accomplish his Pur-
poses.
But the technical and critical aspect of
the case does not interest US as much as the
man himself and his history. He is an old
offender, and once helped the city locals
here by furnishing them big item, where
of the following is an outline:
Seven or eight years ago he was arrested
here in the midst of secret and suspicious
proceedings, just before the threatened
and nearly prepared catastrophe was to
have taken place. He had constructed an
ingenious Internal machine, and placed it
under the dock close to steamboat of the
Cleveland and Buffalo Line, and had laid
the train, and was just putting the nice,
finishing touches on plan which should
blow the steamer sky-high, when he was
discovered, and the project miscarried. He
was .risd, but sufficient technical evidence
could not be adduced to convict him,
although it was manifest to ali that he was
guilty. A short time sfberwsrd he was
arrested, tried for passing counterfeit money,
and convicted, and sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for Eve years. The conviction that
he was guilty of the other crime, added
somewhat, perhaps, to the severity of his
Sentence.
He has not BEEN long out of the State
Prison, and is now convicted again, and is
the candidate once more for a humble
office in 8 certain State Institution.
He is man of considerable age
and good constitution, and might
quite easily mislesd, on PhrenOlO-
gicsI and PhysiognOmicsl grounds
the Fowlers and kindred quscks, who
would undoubtedly judge, from his face
and "bumps," that he was clever, nice
old man.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

POSTAL MATTERs.-The system of free
delivery of letters by carriers has been in
operation in Cleveland but little more than
one year. 1t was commenced under the
most unfavOrable auspices. The habit of
calling personally at the Postofice for mail
matter was SO firmly established among our
people, that it was difficult task to induce
them to change to the carriers system.
They were slow to believe that their letters
and papers could be delivered with greater
safety aud promptness by carriers than
otherwise. Gradually, but steadily, how
ever, the skeptical have become convinced
the benefits of the system have been ex-
tended, opposition has been overcome by
practical tests, and now free delivery, in this
city at least, is triumphant success. We
do not mean to say that every body is con-
vinced of its utility, for some are prejudiced
against it. and loiH not adopt il, while othsrs
are too slow for the times, and refuse 70
have anything to do with ne'o ideas. For
the purpose of exhibiting The growing pop
ularity and success of the free de-
livery system, We have procured at the Post
Office comparative statement of the letters
delivered and collected in April, 1854, and
in March, 1865. In April, 1854, there were
delivered by carriers Is, ,SS2 letters; the col
lections for the same month amounted 10
I6, ,l87 letters. In tho month of March,
1865, there were delivered 90, 912 letters, or
an increase of 68,OSOi There were collect
ed in the same month 81, 1867, an increase of
Al, $50. The increase in newspapers and
circulars is equally great. About two
thirds of sll the letters and papers received
at the Cleveland Post Office for city deliv-
cry, are delivered by carriers. Aud the
system is yet in its infancy. Carriers lack
experience. Correspondents do not always
direct their letters to street Gad number, as
they should do to insure certain and speedy
delivery.
The Post Office Department., has made
arrangements to provide street letter boxes
for this city. They sre now being manu-
featured at Merchants Iron Foundry, and
will soon be ready for use.
Drop letters should in all cases be pre-
paid, otherwise they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, under the provisions of
the new postal law.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19


ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The sensational
drama of the " Dead Heart" received such
happy treatment and proved SO decided
success on Wednesday night, that it was
repeated last evening before an eager and
expectant audience. It has been 30 long
since we have had played on our stage
drama of SO stirring nature, that it was
highly appreciated and heartily enjoyed.
Mr.. Pope is by natural endowment and
culture admirably adapted to the character
of /" Robert Landry" and, although emil
nently successful hitherto, has not made
50 fine an impression during his engage
ment as that Of the last 'No nights.
Msdsme scheller's psrsonatiOn I" Gather
inc Duval" was above criticism. The
leading characters were we'll sustained by
the company.
Madame scheller takes benefit tonight.
A great bill is presented, and g power
ful cast announced. Madame s. appears as
Marie " in the beautiful domestic drama,
"Pesrl of sevoy; or, the Mothers Bless
ing" which has never been presented here.
The unrivslled comedy of % Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady" will conclude the
entertainment, which promises to be one of
trsnscendant interest. We trust the Acad-
emy will be crammed TO its utmost ca-
Pacity.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

There Is no improvement whatever to be noted
in commercial circle, but the contrary ths de-
aiiy In grain. There is ) fair trade demand for
Provisions, and the market is steady. General
Produce dull.
FreIghts-Ths following are the rates By Lake
Cstsam) and Rail from this pOrt to New York and
,ston. Ali Rail rates are i've cen higher.
To New York.-First class: Sl,s7i Second class ::
sI,OO; Third class SCI Fourth class; Soc. Flour,
sl.OO; Wool, sl,76.
To Bost n.-Firs. class: sI,ss Second class
sl,Os; Third clA.s: $50; Fourth class SOC. Flour,
sI,Ig. Wool $50.
FIOur-Mark.t dull and drooping. Sale 15O
bbls very choice x red at $3.50; 100 bbls good do
at So 30; zoo BIB fine at 81, ,25. @
gFheat-IulI and heavy. No transactions re-
ported tO-d,y, the N -rkss closing nominal.
COrn-Heavy and lower. Sale 1 car No. fIOm
store at Csc, closing nominal.
Onts-stssdy. salsa cars from store at 45o.
RYe-Eo sales reported and market noniuAl.
BarIey-InactiVe and nominal -
Pork Sal 10 bbls city mess at 81, 90.
IarII-Uncbapged at 2O93lo for city-renderod
in tierct and kegs.
smoked Meata-Unchanged and steady for
city. cured meats at the following prices; Sugar
cured hams 23o for eanVsssed and go for unoAn-
vsssed pIai hams zoe; ; bacon &c shoulders Hc
dried beef Iso for oAnVasSed and Is for uncsnTassed
Sales at quotations OF 500 Ds plain haas, and
1900 Ibs Sugar-eursd hams. -,- 81.
Mes Beef-Stesdy at SIS, 90 for city packed.
Rutter-In moderate inquiry Sale tubs
choice yellow Western Retsrve at sc, and Is mr.
kius good Western at 2s15e. -~sers9-9
Fs-Ra-In moderate request ct 2Oc. rr7reN
Cheese-Eew Cheese selling at range Of Il
| aI7c Market quiet -e
HtRhWtnes-Dull and heavy. Held at y, 90,
but we hear Of no sales.
AIeOhOI-nsFkst quiet and steady. Held II
S4,OO@4,O4 for Ss per cent Neutral Proof spiritl
81 l5a22O COLOGNE Spirits, ss per cent lis.
PotroIeum-Ths market Is quiet and steady
st 7O072c for refined
seeds-Quiss Timothy held at S4,5O0b.co.- =
| Glover held at $500. -
Dried APpIea-Fim ct &c, end pay for pack
ages.
Beans-nun. Held st Sl,.O9a,Oo for good e
| prime white. l..-s
POtatOcs-In fair demand at &c for peach
| blows By the car.
Lake FIsh-In good request and stsady. sslei
| n half bbls no WhieaSh at 1915; IS half bbii
No. Pickerel at IS OOi 4s half bbls Herring q
5000; 10 half bbls Trout at SIT5. geTa
saIt-stesdy. Fihs q, 10. Coarse and GTOun'
Solar S2,16. -14r'
HOps-FIrm. New York ststo 4695eci accord
ing 70 quality; Ohio 2593Oe.
NaIt-stesdy. BArIsy Malt held nt $40 Pc
| bu6hsl
AZ ana PovGaE-MArkst ssssdy. We auo.
- soTous Present Tee xX Ale $40; st0et 1X1
| SI3 co: Kenusst $500; Pale Cream I'll; Portl
81 HAlf and quarter barrels IN proportion
water Iime-Firm Ht q % for OSWego an
P1aater.-"PoUsIPS land plaster S12 30 %
ton. rHH.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

Ii subscriber offers for sale this Hou-e aud Lot No.
65 Wa,hutslfeet. The Hous9Is perfectly new, two
story, containing good roous, WO sdEhsd, etc.
The Lot 3sxl33 eet. For tuIther particulars m
Quire on the premises. WILLIAM FOGABT1.
NIL & DIS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19
INV xORK MABKET-May Is.


GotfOu-saso better. Sales at 5s95sc for
u,iddiinR By auction to day, 62S bales UolAnd
and ca Island 1t 401o for good middiing 4O11o for
middlibET S714 64g1se for low iddiingi 800 for
cd ordinary; Sic for ordinary and oa,9 &c Tor
81 Istand-sII payable ID gold.
FiaOur--Dul aud declining
sales At Sc 2iQ6 30 Tor s1fra statei 80 sOea1 10
extra rOGBd hooD Ohios 81 O. 10 Tor trade
brands market closing heavy.
q NhisRzy-Ruil lower. Sales st 50 Go for west
Wneaf-DuH and dr-opirg ssles at S, IS for
MilwAuAse clue; s 6h@l 10tOr amber keatuekyi
81 o. for white 1ichigAs- &
, . Rye-Dull aud nominal. a.
BarIey-QGiet.
if Corn 5esiBo lo1er ., more active. Sales at
bO97te for in6rior tc prime mixed NesterDi 1880
s(Dats-IS2c Inyger. Sales At 4594Bs for vest
sfn, ciosinga Iittle more steady, With fair de-
mand, IN part speculative.
FStirOleFiIn- Quiet. sales At $50 for crude; 30
@5tc for rsnued in bind; 7o97le ior do fee.
4 sPOKk-F rmer.
salss 3 s71za2s 6211l for new mess, closing at
SO 60 ca, n; SCI 2692l 75 for 1851 mess. cash
ana regular way, oi5sng at g. cash; SA z59
81 so Tor prim and SIS 50929 60 for psime mefs.
ALSO 90 hbls new me 5, for kay and June, seisrs
opt on at S2s as 7 ~ ..-. --
BPeE-Ijull sales at SIOa14 90 for plain mess,
and Si2 GQ@lT 20 for xt.a NESS.
Reef HamlS-stssdF.
RaeOn-R,ther more steady and active 81 lsc
for Cumber'sud cut; 1870 for shOrt-rbbedi 1876
for short cletr
LarCi-Ouiet Sales ct ISG9lse.
ButfeF-Dulana declining At l99asc for Ohio,
and 279ssc for OHIO.
Cheese-Dull at l492lo.
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nEW AnYERrIsEmENIn. :

Academy Of fMusie-Beneit OF Mad. soh,lltT.
Taylor, GrisWold 4 Co.-Dress Goods.
Capt. sPangler-Fotice.
J. L. HAhn-HOtioe to Ladies.
]. g. Jennings Mutual Life FRS. 90.
BrAinard's HAll-SigDor Bntz.
Taylor, Grisvold 4 Co.-olosks.
Church IN a Brothsr-Piso's Consumption Cure
John Whftelsw-Eotiee to Contractors.
Geo D. Beck-eirl Wanted.
Taylor, Griswold L Co -Rufled Collars.
Wsnted-SituatOu.
L. A. Briggs-BAker Wanted.
ChutchIl 4 Brother-Soz odOnt.
Found-Gold LoeKet.
PersonaI-Loczl office.
TAylOr, Grlswold 4 Oo.-Check Fop,ius.
Lava Gas BurnsTs-Local Notice.
Churchill a Brotber-Hembold's Buchu.
Steam LsundTy-Loeal Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

g TIE MUTUAL LIFE IEsURAScE CoHPAEX OF
New York, advertised in another column,
during the twenty-five years of its exist
ence has achieved q success unparalleled
in the history of similar institutions. It's
cash assets are now thirteen millions of
dollars, invested exclusively in Government
bonds, and bonds and mortgages render
its security beyond a question: while its
dividends, larger than those Of any other
Life Company in the world, sffOrd iDsur-
ance at the lowest rates.
3 The "Insurance Mo9itor and Wall Street
Review" of New York, says Of this nam
moth institution: "Familisrity with its
brilliant and remarkable career does NOS
lessen the interest and pleasure naturally
inspired by such spectacle ofsPlendld sue
cess. We rscur to itagaIn and again, and al
ways with renewed qualification and profit.
This corporation started twenty tive years
ago, AMI its cash assets, at the end Of the
frst business day, were precisely SlOs. so.
Time passed according to its unrelenting
custom-snd, as It passed the company i'm
proved it, and worked steadily on. But
never in display, never with blowing trum-
pets. Its managers believed in the efficacy
of hard work and they proved their prin-
ciple. The results, that to-day, (Janusry
3Ist,) the assets of the Mutual Life amount
to the magnificent total of $I2, ,2S5, ,4O7 s6,
besides possessing which, thecomPauy pos
sesses unqualified public regard and conf
dsnee, and stands permanently among the
best corporations Of the age, in this or in
any country. Within the past twenty
years it has paid out nearly Six Millions of
dollars to the widows and orphans of de-
ceased mem Der I, thus distributing perfect
ly enormous fund in aid of the sorrOwing
and the poor. It has issused in ali 81 ,94s
policies, insuring on lives the grand total of
$lO1, $50 4s6. 1t has received hereon, cash
premiums to the extent of SIS, ,4Os, 623 g.,
on which it has realized an interest fund of
about Five Millions of dollars. This year
it has Is, ,442 policies in force, insuring $751;
741, 1926. Within its last business year it
hes issued 4, ,2l6 policies, and increased its
premium account by $466, ,259 So. More
over IL has IeCoifSu aA iASOlAO Va PA3O9VI-
$50 Sc, all in cash. As to disbursements,
Losses, dividends and expenses-its interest
receipts from investments alone, amounting g
to $945, ,2s1 4s, were nearly sufficient 70
cover them all. When we consider this
brilliant success, and reflect upon the silent
energy with which it has been achieved I'VE
are filed with wonder and admiration
For pamphlets and tables or other infOrms-
tion apply to John G. Jennings, Agent, Stu
dio Building.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19


After disease has been conquered. tAS'' Il Am
ooava sscepes Is ts- -ious affair II the Anfa. hlad
and a.eoid mosclss, the shattered nsrvs, the thin
and wAtery blood could speak, they would cry
aloud for help. In too many cases saeh help As is
given them Is not OF the right sind. > h fiery
stimulants Of commerce do harm. Thsy enkiDdle 8
temporary 1sms, which is mockery Their ef-
feet passes, aad the last state Of him who uses
them is worse than III. Il st.
BOT such Is he eff ct Of HOsrEITER'S s1om-
AOH BIITERs. Their is no drs shack to their
soning pr: :evtIes Balsamic plants and barks and
roots their rss toratve jules 70 render
Il Is soothing snd siren gthenng preparation PaO'
TBUrIVE aud REMEDIAL agent. Its basis Is the only
pure stimuIant which ha, ever been produced con-
tanning no sl oil or any other delstsrious element.
rhs most careful aud sAinful chemists have aa-
aIyzed thsse BitterS, and pronounce them harm
less $50 --
This is scientific testimony but the testimony Of
the hundreds Of thousands who have sxPsrieno'd
the evsnrivs and curative effects Of the Grsas
Vsoetabls Tonic and AHeratve Of modern timss is
still more COZ elusive In fever ami ague, eysPep-
sia bilousue 8. nesVogs complaints, general deoil-
ty and chronic complaints It is nearly infaliblo
as anytaioe in this i4llible world can be. Sold
everywhere. myl6GSdtW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

THK DETROIT CoEvEETIoE.-At the meet
ing of the Board of Trade of this city yes
terdsy, it was decided to send delegation
of twenty to the Mercantile Convention
which is 10 meet at Detroit on the 1st Of
July. These delegates will be appointed in
a day or two, and the President of the
Board, in order to make such selections as
shall fully represent the several depart
ments of business interested in the Con-
ventiOn, invites all who are disposed to act
as delegates to notify him of the fact at
once. 1. is matter of much importance,
and our business men should feel an interest
in attending to it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

CARICATUREs.-A quite good carieature of
the capture of JEFF. Davis, with ''vsria-
tions," was exposed in Douglass window,
Yesterday, and attracted much attention.
The drausatis perSonde consisted Of four in
dividuals, namely, jeff waOwss just in the
awkward act of getting himself, crinOline
and al, over fence. exclsiming; al thought
your government was toe msgDsnimOus to
hunt down women" &c., but sOOthed some
what by the presentment of 8 revolver to
his head, by Col. Pritchard, with the re-
mark that 'sths last ditch was not on the
other side of that fence, AN orderly bring
ing mp the resr, and Mrs. JEFF. confronting
the Colonel, in jauuty hat and feather, and
with pouting lips warning him "uot to irri-
tate Mr.. Dsvis, for he might hurt some
body"
Another caricature of Jef.'s 'fhegirs" has
been on exhibition, 3 day or two, in Ryder's
public show case. The President Of the
late OOnfsderacy is making $40 time over
tufts of moss and bulrushes, bound for the
cool and shady retreats and covert of dis
tsnt but bsckOning wood. He retains in
one hand the fasees of Office, what seems an
enormous kitchen butcher knife or eleaver,
which he bears before him. The accursed
boots from underneath the up-ayiDg, am
bieuous skirts, reveal the nature of the
beast TO the cavalry who are in full pursuit.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

BLIND sTAssEKs.-one of the horses at
tsehed TO car Of the East Cleveland Street
Railroad, was seized witha fit of blind stag
gers, yesterday, at Euclid Street Place.
The poor fellow csverted around in a pitia-
BILE manner, but soon came TO his right
mind agGin, got command of his nerves and
muscles, and was once more put before the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

DE5PECFABLE GENTS will find Day
Ii Board within th ee mnutss' walk Of be Post
ofiee, - calling q. e. B., at window L 20 z, p
D. .I.. myl6:2lO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

NEw UsIoE DEPoT.-The new depot is
growing apsce. Itwslls are rising every
day, aad from morning till night the inf =
mite click of stone chisels is heard. What
with the irregular walls, the scattered and
wide lying stones, the place looks much
like the site of an ancient ruin.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

Broke sHAPT.-A German was driving q
oDe-horse wagon of lumber aud shingles
along the north side of the Park yesterday
afternoon, when bundle of the latter, TO
which the lines were attached, fell off and
jsrksd back the horse with violence SO great
that he was thrown heavily upon his side.
A shaft was broken, and the nag's ribs sus-
tanned few bruises from contact with
McAdau rs H.
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AMUsEMENTs.

DRAINARDS HALL, CLEvELAED.--
ID FOR SIX NIG6Ts LON 3EB,
UommensiDg MONDAY, May ed.
q SICN0R eLITZ
VIII siYe away solid silver hunting easeWafohfPp
fgaIre OF eA h SOY b. sides lsTgs number Of God
and silver articies, Grand MAiiaee on Me'nesdsy
and :. turdag afteruo rs st ~ ?. 81. myl9:21l
HOMINY, CRACKED WHEAT,
Graham Flour, Corn Meal. split Peas, Pearl
Barley, and choice brands Of Family Flour, con-
stantiT on hand ~ $40 superior st mhHs
OUGARS.-PRIOES GREATLY RI
- DUCED on all kinds Of Sugar, and We are not
70 be undersOld. Find the right plAee-ho. l8
/ laahiA CgURoHILL BEoTHER.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

CcHvIorED.-Cowel, the murderer Of
TreadwelI, the Hudson Bank RObber, was
tried at Napoleon, Henry county, this
week, and found guilty of murder in the
frst degree. Motion for new trial was
made by his attorneys, which viii probably
be granted.
James Long, indicted for murder in the
first degree, for shooting George Mitchell,
at Rochester Depot, was tried last week BY
the Court of Common Pleas Of Lorsin coun-
ty, and found guilty of mAnslsughtsr. The
case was conducted by Prosecuting At
torneyI ]. C. Hale and B. White, Esq, Of
this city, on the part of the State, and ].
a. Dickson and ]. McsWeeney, Esqs., for
defendant. The facts developed on the
trial do not materially differ from those
which We published at tho time the homi-
eide was committed. The prisoner will re-
ceive his sentence next Tuesday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

REMoTED.-The house No. 40 Water
street, adjoining Mr.. WI. GOTdon's fine
residence on the south, has just been moved
off its former site, into Lake street. The
plsce that knew it will know it no more
forever, as it is to be sodded over and laid
out in tasteful grounds.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

TRIED FoR PsRJURY.-COmmissiOn White
heard, yesterday, partial examinstio of
Michsel Hull, a man brought here by De-
putty Marshal Simmons, from Venice,
Seneca county, on. . chargS Ofsperjury in
msking out his income returns. He re-
ported his sales of wool last year $500, when
they were. in reality between 81 200 and
81 800. The case was postponed on account
Of the abssnce of important Witaesass. Mr..
Hull was clapped into jail. .., 81 sE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

oKDERED TO REPoRT TO GEN. HooKER.-The
Sixth Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps,
for several months stationed at Johnson Is
Island, and recently ordered to report to
General Hooker at Cincinnati, for duty, left
the Islsnd on Tuesday afternoon for that
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

CoRA JAKEs AsAN.-This woman, q clair
vOyant NJ. D., who was tried and acquitted
on the charge of arson, in the Police Court,
last Wednesday, was re-arrested at late
hour that same night, by officers who ar
rived from St. Louis.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19
OsWEGD MARKET May IS.

FIOur-stsady. sales 1t ST 90 for 70. rpringi
81 30 f1r red uinter; s. % Tor white; 50 90 Xxx
Wheat-Quist. S.Is 30, bu white Cahaaa at
81 S.
Other grains ncminal. $1,000. ,...
Lake Imports UDimportant p. -''-.t-i..y
abroad FreighIs-giour to Albany &C.
Shipped By BaiirOad-l, COO bbIs hour. 2. 900 bu
wheat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

Dyspepsia, NeFv1usness anu OeDiIily'
M sTRIOKL LANDS 1ONIU.--We can recon-
mend those IugeriBg with Loss Of Appstie, Indi
rrstion, or Dyspeps q. Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use Dr.. stricklsnd's Tonic. It is
vegetable prepsrstion, free from alcoholic liquors;
it s,rsn gthens the whole nervous system; it cre-
s,ss good appetite, and is warranted 10 cure DyE
pc, ,siA and NeIvou, Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by Or. A. .stTichlAn East Fourth st.,
Oinoshnati, Ohio.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland msR5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

DELAYED.-The Detroit steamer Morning
Star which was due yesterday morning,
had not arrived, nor was visible in the
ofing, at five O'Clock in the afternoon
We could not learn the cause of her dsten-
f;oy