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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-21

/ SPLENDID NUMBER -HarpeE's New
~ MGntliY Magazine Tor October, contain.
ill., ,4r usual amount u interesting matter, and
;ae co"ilnL4ti"" Of ThAeAaray's Virginians.-
>u~bscnlUUHs received, and single number, sold,
By JAMES ENTWISLE Il son,
sep p No. IS King street.
IT, Observation-Disclosures Philadelphia
EaClTY PROPERTY 10 exchange Tor a sm .Il
tAnM, "lta necessary buildings, within twenty
.n.ies Q! Washington city, ID. L. Address j.
v. SAITH, No 80 DupoHceau street, phila.
celphIa, IA sep 2l-eo2"'
nn.r1I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-21

TI>H! FISH,
iyv bOLs. pT.ne Eastern fleming
lyU d" Aiewlyes. IUSt Ie.
ceived. and lcr sale by VI ELDRiDGE,
sep ~ Union u hart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-21

'AIRA LARD OIL-lO barrels EX,ra
II Lard OIL, received, ana ;oi sale Uy
sep ~ Il. COOK d 60, S4rsyi4 Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 6, 1856.

'Oh l remember very well when the little
Calico Cloak went TO the academy" said an
old lady, as she looked up over her glasses
'and think, if my memory serves me right
some OF the ladies present will owe Mrs. Nav
nard an apology"
" had no intention whatever, ladies'" re.
piled Mrs. Maynard, ito reprove any one pres-
ent by making myself known: but. a. il NAV
seem to some that such was my intention.
will add a few words Most of the Younger
ladies' present will remember the little Calico
Cloak ; but no one but the wearer knows how
deeply each unkind word pierced the little heart
that beat beneath it. And As / again hear the
old academy bell ring, it brings back fresh to
my mind the sorrows Of childhood. But let no
lady mistake me, by supPosing l cherish an
unkind feeling toward any one know that.
whatever the past may have been, YOU are now
my friends. But, ladies, let me add, if you
have children, learn lesson from my expert
ence, and treat kindly the poor and despised.-
calico cloak may cover heart as warm with
aiiecnon' and as sensitive of s0rTOw, as one that
beats beneath a velvet covering. When ever
you meet child who shows disposition 10
despise the poor, tell the story of tie Calico
Cloak : it will carry its own moral with il"
THAT IL the shortest but best sermon I ever
heard" said the old lady, again, as she pot her
handkerchief under her glasses "and do not
believe its moral effect viii be lost upon any of
us"
The old lady was right The story went from
one to another until It found its way into the
old academy. At that very time a little boy
was attending school there, whose mother was
struggling with her needle to give him an edu-
cation The boys often made sport of his
patched knees and elbows, and he would run
sobbing home to his mother But, when the
calico cloak" reached the scholars, the little
boy (ior he was naturally noble hearted child }
became very popular in school; and the children,
from that time, were very kind to Little Pat
ehey," as he had always been called.
When Mrs. Maynard heard the story Of "Lit-
tie Patehey," she felt that she was well repaid
for all she had suffered in childhood
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
DAVID CUSSINS,
One of the crew of the Telegraph.

Animal SPRISG DIscovERED BIZ THE SPIR-
ITs.-We have received letter from cores
pondent at CannOn's Mills, Columbiana county,
Ohio, giving a wonderful account of the diseov-
cry Of Mineral Spring in st. Clair Township,
near Spencervale, small village on the waters
ofthe Little Beaver, on the road to Calcutta 20 }
Our correspondent says that spiritual medium
"a gentleman from Cleveland, who is a sincere
believer IL the doctrine Of spiritualism, has bad
a communication from the world Of spirits, and
by their instructions has discovered Mineral
Spring of wonderful medical qualities. Itcures
he says, diseases Of the body, and perhaps also
of the mind Persons who drink Of this won i.
derful water are not Thirsty again for twelve
hours. The water contains Magnesi4, Iodine,
and Oil Our correspondent says there is no
doubt about the oil, for he has seen it himself
The gentleman who writes the letter to US ia
doubtful about the spiritual character ofthe dis
eOvery, but he alleges that the sprirg is fixed
fact, and its waters do possess rare medical
properties. If it cures diseases of the mind as
well as the body" we advise the Cleveland me-
dium to use the waters freely. They may do
him rOod.-Pifts Post
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
MORNING LEADER.
THE LIGHT AT HOME.

The light at home how bIighi il b ans.
When evening shades around Us fall,
And from the lalilce far /. CLEANS,
10 love. aud rest, and comfort an
When wsaTied with the u IS Of day.
Aud sfrlfe for glaTy. 90 q II tame,
How sweet TO seek the quiet wlr.
Where loving lips vii lisp our nsms,
Around the light AZ home
Whsn.throush the dark and siermy NJ 1t.
The Hayward wandertr home ward aies.
How cheering Is that tWiHkling light,
Which ttrou n the forest EioCm be s-iesl
Il ls the light Ct hons He feels
That loving hearts Nill greet hIm there.
Aud safely through his bosom stea
The iOs and Live that bauish care
Aruund the lish ht at home
The light a. home how IN and sweet
IL peeps from y5nder Gotta e dor
The weary lahorer . greet
Nhen the rough tolls o. day are u'ert
sal IS the soul that does not know
The blessings tha- the beams imuart.
The c re-ful hopes and JOS that 4 ~,
Aud tighten Up the heaviest hrurt
ArOund The .isht al home
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

A RIoH MINERAL-At station on the CleTe-
land and Mahoning Railroad, we saw stacks Of
the black o1yde of manganese for shipment, in
sacks of bushel and half. This mineral is
taken from the cat swamp basin, in Bainbridge,
Geauga county, few miles from the railroad
and shipped to the chemical works near Pitts
burgh, for bleaching purposes. The bed is sew
eral feet in thickness, upon the premises of John
Smith, who has the contract to deliver 500 tons
this season, at 81 ton at the station, BY which
he clears some IS q ton for his labor, delivering
about l2 tons per day. That is better than any
gold mine we wot of For crude oxyde, II Is
very rich Ohio CHlti1atOr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
aug6. d2t'IsO

Deacon SEED--We learn from friend who
has called at the old gentleman's residence, that
his medical attendant reports him doing well, /"
and he does not suffer much except when
moved. That he was not killed was truly
Pro'ideHtiai' as he 1ras dragged considerable
distance and was trodden upon BY the horse
When carried into the house be was thought
to be dead. The animal, which was reported
to be worth $500, was knocked on the head.
Although, as was stated, the property of Mr..
SPangler, he has been driven by Mr.. Hammond
for twelve months past. buggy belonging to
Mr.. Hale, which Mr.. H. had just quilted and
left, tied up on Perry street, had one of its
wheels demolished BY the runaway
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

Zen lines Of tins (AgafsJ Type make one square.
eAdveriisemcnfs Leaded AMI placed column Of special
Business Notices, double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contrasts will be understood 10 apply
strictly Immediate OF the Adcrser and ali
ether advertisements sent IN BY the advertiser vii be
tl4zrsed extra
Eui Religious Ndiices. 50 per discount
Business Notices Editorial Column Vy be charged Al
tEe Of Is seuts line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements, to be pad for Eds
Advertisements Weekly less, for three
months or less, same daily
Advertisements IN Daily and Weekly II be charged 50
rer cent. cxfra-
SIarriagUs ali Deaths not exceeding lines Scents
AN'S VI '-''' -''-- ~ IS CoWfFS l. GO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

SrEUcK BY LsHrSNo.-DuriDg the storm on
the evening of the % inst, BAN belonging to
Mr.. John Hammer, about one mile north oi
Townsend station. was struck by lightning
and together with all its contents, entirely con.
sumed The electrical current seemed to pass
in nearly horizontal direction. After rending
tree standing at a distance of 200 feet, the
shaft struck the barn on one corner about two
feet from the ground, and fired the haymow
all attempts to eXtinguIsh the flames proved in
effectual. The loss was over s5OO,OO-no in.
surance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

Ma. EDTrOE In this mornings issue OF
your paper, the undersigned being an eye wit
ness of the H.fated Telegraph, noticed several
slight omissions which he herewith takes the
liberty of correcting, viz;
LIST. The Telegraph was purchased at 50 900,
but Capt Barrow having refused but & few days
ago $40, ,O00-valued the same at larger sum.
ID. The Newfoundland dog was NOT lost, as
your paper stated, but brayely swan along side
of his master until Providence brought an as
sistsnt help to his rescue. However the bull
dog, who had been years on the boat, found q
watery grave after having kept lOrg while in
company with his master.
81. In the card signed BY the captain and
crew, the names of his two sons, Geo. Barrow
and Richard Barrow, who remained in the boat,
were omitted, an omission which you will
please correct In your next issue, in connection
with other errors referred to. By SO doing you
viii much ObEge,
Yours, de-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

z Z. RUFFIN has one of the finest sssort-
ments of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has conc 'uded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard Of Let farmers and mechanics maks
anote of this Remember the bargains are 10
be had at E. Rufini's, 81 Superior st. aug6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

AccIDENT.-on the 18th ult., Mr.. John Brat
ton, while moving on the farm Of H C. Belden,
in Rowland, incautiously stepped in front of the
moving machine, and his leg was cut of just
above the anele
The limb was amputated a little higher up by
Drs. Harmon and Van GOrder, and the patient
is now doing we'll Mr. Bratton is very in
dCstrious, steady young man. and his misfOr-
tune is to be regretted. Warren Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

THE RicE YEsTERDIY.-The race yesterday
afternoon between " Canada Sam of Detroit
and - Honest John" of Cleveland, two mile
heats, best two in three, resulted in the victory
Of the former; winning the first two heats in the
good time Of 25 and 2.27.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

THE Hon T. CEANDLER-We fear that the
accident which happened to the Hon Zach.
Chandler, night before last, will prove more Sc
rious than was first supposed it would. His
face, neck, hands, &c, are very badly burned,
and he suffers much pain. Nothing that medi-
cal skill can do will be left undone. yet we fear
the result may be serious His friends enter
tain the utmost anxiety on the subject.-Ds
AdratiseT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

NEw AUsIc.-We have received from Messrs.
Brainard 4 Co several pieces of new music
At their store can always be found very large
assortment of music, including the very latest
They are the largest publishers in the West.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

NorIcE--Strayed from the barn of the sub
seriber on the night of the 4th inst, a small bay
horse. ANY one finding him and returning him
to the subscriber will be very literally reward
ed HOFFMAN,
aug 6, d2tsI9O No. .. Perry st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
Bankers.
j. HerdInan s. Co.

II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
IL Coin Fo-eisn a. Domestic Exchange, uncurTeni
NI0neT and Land Warrants. Collections in the Un ID
states, Cauadaand Europe, promptly ate aided 70.
forthe Liverpool and New York Screw Steamship 2
Ins bv which Passagecan be secured either % from
Liverpool the advertised 1zfes. Passage also be Sc
sune rom Live pool 10 New York Quebec add New Or
leans By the regular lines Of sailing Packet ships Also,
from HaTre Hamburg and Bremen 70 New " TX Drafts
fruised lor auT amount payable thToush utthe Couueu
OF Europe and Great Brail and Ireland Fcr further ar
J. HERDMAN & CO,
.pIT-itf II WstsI street. Cleveland. Ohio
4 I WHITsAN n n sTkSDART- ". sTANpAKT
WHITMAN, STANDARD x CO.
w Bankers and iealsrs IN Foreign and Domestic EK
change No S1psror street We draw direct on Lon
don aud wi furnish Drafts f1r any amount payable a all
the rnriual pon England Ireland. Scotland, Erance
s ;aruanF Collections made all accessible points
thraaEfonl ihe Uaif d STATES and C3nadas- mhs.ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

TRE ERIE DAILT BuLLErN.-This is the title
Of very tasteful daily newspaper published at
Erie, Pa, the first number of which is before
US 1t is neat in typographical appearan e,
and its editorials are full of snap. Two of It's
propretors, ]. B. CROUcH and VIZ. ALLEN, de-
serving young fellows, were lately cOmpOsitors
in the Leader Office. They have our best wishes
for the entire success of their enterprise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

Y We are glad to see that the reported sui
eide of Professor Cooper, of DanviIle College,
Kentuekf. is incorrect.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

The TRor YEsrERDAY.-It was PainesyilIe
against Cleveland at Forest Grove Yesterday
Painesyille got worsted. W Fuller Of Cleve-
land entered the red gelding Buckeye and s.
X. Stage Of PainessiIle entered the black mare
Lady Sherman. Match for 500 eide, mile
heats in harness, best three in FIVE.
n. Fuller, T. g. Buckeye. ?, /, l..
5 h Stage, bl- m Lady Sherman2, l,2.2
Time: 2.45-2:4s-2.45-2,4l
The horses were in excellent condition and
came handsomely to the score. The track, not.
outstanding the late rains, was in good order.
There was quite a crowd present and the trot
passed of finely.-Dedler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
THE NEW CAsKET.

a LA4LO 10 L II n AUE Of lm-
- prosemenf and rehneBenf the subscriber peaS
tna ae S now prepared to furnish a. entire
nsM sLscle IN the line supeDr to anythng
- - IL = Of his own manufacture made
plate glass running the entire length oftoD a laSfh
view can be had with ease. - AS-sN
Ihe CASkErhas none ofthe gloomy and uuDlessant n,
prance1 OF the old style Of COnx They ars Dereflv
asht and are YER light and convenient for
liar article Is much used IN eastern cities - -
Persons losing friends, and wishing to urocra IN
ne above line viii md Il much their Interest b. i@
and examining Tor themselves where they will ind EVER
attention gwen DAN'L W DUTY, Undsrfaker
Cleye and. June '57-mha6:leT No IS FS3s,s,
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papfr Dfaltsr.

u COWLES, & CO., keep constant
lIs " on hand, AZ the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
nE catalogue Paper which theJ uer n Eastern pees 10
BOOK oKANDNEwsPAPER-ws are prepared g far9il
News Book Printing Paper Of VARIOUS sizes and grades
snsciai sizes made 70 0r1Sr NJ short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description. Incl ludinS
sK large, Double Medium and Medium q All grades and
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Inelnding Plain EOho
Post Packet and Cummercal Post Folded Aad Plat CAPS
FoREI5N PAPERs-Including French, English and
German Foo Post folded and aat Packet and Commere1
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter PaPer' D'ons
PoflsfFD CoToRED PAPERs-fncludinE all eolOIs
MedIumt kxtra SuperruJa A. fuIPe OltiAlal-ne
Green, Scarlet nc, nc. EnAmsisd faPsr oi sAloo
RULED DEMONSTRATING Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper Rcord Paper, FUoscaP Packet POST Com
rercal Post Litter Commercial and Packet Note, Bath
~ Sc Of an GRADES and shades, American, English,
french and German MAnufacture, By theream, case q
YRISTERsi CARDS-A larEs assortment, incluiingSE.
er Ilonble French Enameled Enzmeled, Porcelain sad
surace, Ivory and China White surface Cards IN sheets
cut to regular s1es; also Raruad Cards. heasy md exf1
heavy Common Coored Cards. White Printers Cards, PC
or sale BY the smaller quantity Any particular
Il aolor or sfY furnished 70 order. ..-.f
BLANK BOOESof all kinds % hand or made % order
| BRONZES-As now hny largely Of both Engl1sh an
German p-epared 70 oderthem A. a1fEvor
Il Hble prices As any other house N the country
1 pRINTERSf INK. .VARNiSH-Co1gIantlyo on hand
4 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
NEW GOODS,


9 RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Ne Blsek Dress silks, and fun supply.
India and Summer silks,
Sslla. Cashmere and 1hibet shawls,
White Grape shawls, embroidered and plain.
BrOcha Scars and Shawls.
Black and COlOred Silk ShaWls,
Back silk Nantias,
Restori Dress Goods, Mouseline de Chene
Chaii de LANES, Robes Quilles.
french BrillIlnts, Organdy Muslins
ChIufz Organdlcs Chocolate OrEandies,
RestOrl Grenadines. BeraEe Robes
French Jacconets. Gingham Rlbes QuIlla,
PAN all wuo' de Laiues, Ho7iesf PriuIs
French. English and American nlil sss
La les GauEflets, q euts Driving Gloves,
Ladies Marseilles Culiafs, Chautilly Wells;
Parasols. Ribbons and Lace,
Emh'd Handkerch els Emb'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Hlack Lace AIitfs
Chantily Bugled Collars, White Silk FIiage,
Emb'd Bands. EdsingS a1d Inserfings,
Fancv Belt Ribbons Marsees Trimming
black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edsinss,
Bonnet Grapes ILLUSION Iare
Bonnet Ro1ches, ,Ale1ander's Kid Cloves
Emb d Lace and Musin Window Cmtzins
DaInaskz. M0rveeas Table and Piano Covers
MaIseIlles Quits C0unfeIpanes and Toilet Govern,
Irish Linens, Ilckings and Sheefings,
Russia TOweiings aud Hukahuks
Staple Shirtingx aud Fancy do
Broad Cloths CasSimeres and Safinefts
Neslings and Gems Shirts snd Collar
Checked Valay 4 Drlb Alpaca.
6-fCast1ares 8, Casbans,
Nsckerchlan ders, and Umbrellas
All Of whis1h -usht low, and will be sold al q
small aivan. e,
iaal4 ND co. s8supsrtOr St. .
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Trunks /! TF0nESI
PAsTURAaH-ls5a-

INHE PASTURES OF THE E@@
u snbsc1ber about 300acres, in the Cuyshora 49,
Nsley VIII Ds ooen on an ater May lsf. Per Uu<kk.
sous VINO may send Cows hereby notified Thai theV "
be charged for the entire season rora dsfS T -
nov Isl unes hey I've notice writing az he iime of
an carrier SithdraWai and also thar the lnderrueJ wi
while on said premises - - '''~i9~
I.hMS-EIty cents per week d vahle everv nror,i.v
IN a. vance unless arralgements aTs made lth lie Sb
sciiher for the season ~ ~ '"S S1D
Apply Al ny ofdce Msrchants' Bank suDeriors 81
or own Ford, Herdsman, the entrance gafeS neaf
house on UniEersity Heights SrGSts Ss-s
GleVe eGaud Auril
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Drnqs

SOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eavors Glycerine, Musk and Honey
Soap-Warznted genuine f5r sale by
pRUSHES-A A fine assortment of
ID Hair and Coth Brushes; als0 Teeth Brushes IvOrY
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood For sails bY
ieb9 = ~ SACkk11Ek
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortment Just received gsther with grsat vaEisy
'fs.s-''' les E W. sACKRIDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
THATCHER RTTRT g O0 ppO-

4 pIetors Of HOwe Patent Truss dge and wholesale
and Retail dealers in Lumer Timber Slnges anil Iafb
Trark : - = = = ~ n
Wealsopossess facilities fIr rscsiving and SHINING
ber Slaves Railroad Iron. Gnndsfones Buidng ou- and
Uice without cartago 0.- -'u
Alle Assignments attended to with promptnsss and at fair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
Att'ps & GonnsfIlors.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
VI LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC. Oice over MeBrides
Drug Store, Berea, Ohio mag6mt
M s. KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w eat L1W-NO. % Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio
spi:lm 80
BROOKS, BOARDMAN q FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AtWzisr BuildInss, foot
OF Superior s., Cleveland, Ohio
D.. W. BROOKS. W. }. BoARDMAS. l. " fofH
WTILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w ToRNEYS AT Law Once No 50, s1DeElgT-st
CleTeland. Ohio. WILLIAMSON
jan1 A G. RIDDLE.
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATT0R-
NJney and Counselor Lawofiee p Super over
CITY Bank. lanl5:dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
n AT LAW, Oifce over Commercial Rank
A SPER, J.F., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, runbun County, Ohio. ofice, No. 5 -
Msrk9 street. dees-da
CPAULDING & PARSONS, ATST0R.
- NEYS AT LAW. Ofiee, Parsons Bioek S1Periol-st
r. r. g PARSONS, United States Commissioner, suJ
Master CuInuis ssionFrin ChancfTTs t-hl--htt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
C0AI--C0AI
COAL--CUAL.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SET IN

~ your Winter supply. We arc dails recegl asplen-
did arIcle for Stoves and Graies WHICH sell S3to
peTts Parties yishlngto purehase vii DO vel = Eye
tended 10. Oaices and Yards {. s p r. n PltT and AZ
s-rss John HAYS y co
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millinrrp,

pONNETS.-ALARGE STOCK AT
- ,oia greatly reduced PI's''' MORGAN ROOT.
pONNETS-At half price the whole
ID stock jullO W WARREN
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OHHDREN'S STRAW HATS--We

have jusf received ffr0m Aue NJ large stock Leg
h1Ta andC0lored Srax Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
OF all sizes, which viii oteI oT.y PCT cent be the
marx e prices, II s EYMAN cos
apaa Corner superior and Publics l1Eare
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that act humanity inherited as her
looms frUm The diseased bodies Of sicky Scrofdla
Consumption Syphilis aud Fits are among the most con-
Of constitutional diseases Now, We care not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established in he system corruPting ne bood-hAD
WAYS RzNovArING REsoLvENr vii eradicate iroE the
bodies Of the af ed cvsrT Particle Of diseased dep0nts
and III the veins with new pure and healthy blood
CHlIDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwATs RENovArlso Esolvtsir she1ld be halied a.
blessing BY every mother throughout the land Whoss
infsnts cted with Sores Humors kc. These break
ugs tnus early eFdeuce OF dseSe transmitted
rom the parent stock few doses Of the REEovATIEe
REsoLVEST vii eradicate vestge OF the disease and
insure the child E9und and healthy BODY.
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e. r. r.
"EATTu WILL IN All. GASES

III EAITH Will, IN ALL UAohO
follow the use Of Railways R R. Remedies Ther
siek diseased 50 weak, ieeoss or erpPed
with pain infrmiiit that Railways RoadY Reef
Renovatng RosOlvent Regulators the nature 0 the
disease may require will quickly and ripid cure
These remedies consist OF Radway keads Relief Mad
ways Removal ing ResolVent, Railways Regulat1rs Encn
Of these remedies special powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medicinal pruperties fequiTad and
when thus used, If there sufficient life and strength With
diseased dyug body TO sustain their actons me
oasfsnf win live and ~ restored to health
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Acute Diseases X. R. Relief,
InhammaroTy Diseases, kellef and Regulator,
Malarious Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
CongestiVe Diseases. Relief and Regulator,
scrofulous Diseases Reuogating Rcsolveut.
Chronic Diseases Renovating Resolvont,
SVphilitIc DISEASES RenOvating Resolvent,
CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases Resolveut and Rsgulnfors,
Sktn Diseases Ren0vafing ReSolTenf
Nervous Diseases, Resolvent, Relief, Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulator.