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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. June II

WASHINGTON, June IL
House MIR. Harris, Of ILL.,, moved to take up
the NaIyland contested election Of White vs.. Har-
RE. Negaiived, 81 against 81.
The House took up tie Senate amendments Of
Post Once appropriation bill.
Mr.. Harris, Of ILL., again sought to proceed
with the consideration Of the Maryland case.
Mr.. Stewart said it was desirable TO al parties
in question that it be settled now.
ouitman, Keitt, and Davis Of Ind, opposed
present action, owing to pressure Of public busi>
ness and only two days remaining Of ses ion.
Last named gentleman ventured the assertion
that not five men had read the testimony Of twelve
hundred pages, and advocated pOstponement.
Mr. Burnett remarked, as members are salaried
they ought to remain and dispose Of business.
There Is probability OF the session being pro-
longed.
sENATE-A Committee Of Conference was ap.
pointed on the four appropriation bills to which
the House disagreed
The Indiana contested election case was taken np
for consideration.
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& 5nrseons.
D MORTON. M D.-Pbys1patbie

d MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
LIE Eclectic Phgslcsn anil surgeon p Of Mid
ToN hasi ocat ia hiS Siacs Is ready 10 A.
tend 20 all calls IN s Prorsson either a his Office
every desriptlon eier mfnera animal or eahle and
reduces his paeats toeurs then but simply
healthy medication
Those afs Cd with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
Acute Or ChI0nic Les Apostle Uerangesnt of The
Stomaeh Cols 2aIoa u the BOwels Bili0as Affections
impurities 0fths Bi0od any Chrome long 81 aLdnF
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the fa- such Sup
Cd 10 call His Mole Of Treatment Is also csa1letslT
aaaDted 70 Diseases 0fChildren-
Fever and Asue Cholera Ohoer-A Aiorbus ysentery and
Darhaea Coc Cram ps Lockia~, Ffs and Spssns
~ DIN issiso prepared to treat successfully FETERs
q the varons types tugeher with all other 0f
bat facts deducted from years on The Reform OF
New School system Ct Pracs, thorough rVading Of
gTAdaaie from The Oh and schools Of Medhsine.
Dr Hlil hsep e96Sisni Z On hand AM for ale an
neiures and raps sne as are usually kept IN Botanic
an1 = @ ~ us s.ees AIso, al o. the
pared BY himSa as Remedial Aseufs among which are
as % w Z w SS2SssS s5TgP q ne Msnds5is
SC; An-B lous Pills usively for the Liver San1tve
BIters pe.dsrs IooAAehe Drops. vhieh
Weak sore and inhmad Eyes canker AIeicine for Can
Nj RSIssm 81 via Cherry ~ c.hs c5Ss BToaebiiis
Colsumpton and all DIseae Of the lunEs; Rhumafic
use internal oF erteraaI ap1iicafion; Sovereign Rem
edy for the Choerai Mothers Cordial Fen.aie Friend
~ n B. PaFticaiar Attention wiII be paid in treat
ing All Old Chronic and Private Diseases cleanse the
blood ef all the morbid humos Dr. n nSs pretend 10
the dead but he claa thaf he can cure an cur
able Diseases and many that considered incurabe
oaes, No ne s Lasaia ST. Rssidsues, No 10 Church
~ P. $ Or. NJ. would ssy that he can give One Stu
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MoRsE.-CHARLEs F. MOEsE, 4s Superior street,
keeps on hand and sells the choicest and best
brands OF cigars-rieh and pleasant Favored, and
real importstiOns- Alr. MORSE is also manuiae-
turer, and does large wholesaling business.
Country mercha is viii do well to give him call
when making purchases
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FAsT.-The Plain Dealer last evening gravely
informed its readers that the " old man Jeremiah
Abbey, who shot Tyrus Garfield at Auburn few
weeks since, has been discharged-the grand jury
filling to find bill against him" The same piece
of news was in the LEADER Of Monday morning
last Fast paper that p. D.
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VIII TRUTH COM,TAND ATTENTION.

To rest tTe heal musi purify the blood FeveTs
without exception, r-e from foreign uaiters having been
ahslrbed aad reains Intae circulation These II
Sickness may produce naenzl. Group. rheumatism
gOut, eholic eoush. But BranlTeths Pills, simp'e
potent and veg table, tie cause, and the fol
lows of course They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives PRINCIPAL tee. s9i Canal street
Brandrefh Buildins. New YORK Sold also by
juns.dSE Wv DB8sT A s Gardner. Cleveland.
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RENovAL-Jacob Kuehnhold, Merchant Tailor,
has removed bis establishment from No. $50 Lake
to No % Ontario street, where he is prepared with
a new and complete assortment Of fashionable
Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings, and Furnishing
Goods, to accommodate his numerus patrons as
usual, aud all new customers in want of good work
For further particulars, please call. dit
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLDi

All others mere ima Ions ans should be avoided n
you wish TO escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to 4
beauial and Natu raj Brown Black, without the least
injury Hair Skin
AWARDED 10 WA Bachelor since lss9 aud over 5000
applications have been e to e HAIR Of his patrons Of
ms famous Dye
WMA BATCHELORs HAIR DYE produces color
no. 10 be distinguished from naurs, and Is WARRANTED
not TO nurei the least hlovsT long may be couti1-
ued, an the IN Effects OF Bad remedej the Hair in
yigorated for life By this spls-did Dre
Made, sod applied ia private ro1ns at the Wiz Fac
i33 BrlalWay, \. Y
Y The Genuine has the name and ailreSs upon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box OF
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR
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THE M1NsTRELs.-Our readers must not forget
that to night is the last Consert in this city of the
Morris Brothers, Pen i TrOEbridges' Troupe.
They give one of their desevedly popular Hlatizees
this afternoon, for the accommodation of ladies' and
children, which we hope viii be largely attended
The members of this Troupe have the good sense
to eschew profanity and vulgarity in thei- enter
tainInents, and as natural result draw large and
fashionable audiences. Give them bumper at
parting Is their merits deserve.
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CRIcKEr-A Cricket Match will be commenced
to day on University Heights, between the Forest
City Cricket Club, Second, Eleven and the IyanhOe
Cricket CLUB. Play to commence at 10 A. N.
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YESTERD4YAFTERNOOES REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June IL. -
A St. Thomas paper Of the 18th Of May states
that at ST. Domingo Baez's vessels had captured
three schOOners, one Of them British-the NietoN
ria-of Turks Island. The latter was snbse-
quently re-taken by a British steamer. The
British Consul had taken refuge on board the
same steamer.
The London correspondent Of the Herald says;
The Derby Cabinet has sent out orders for the i'm
mediate stoppage Of the search outrages, and viii
make ample apology.
Gen Scott left town last evening for wash"
ingtou, having been telegrSphed to repair thitheE
without delay, on business Of vital importance.
TIE Times correspondent telegraphs from
Washington that Government has notified Pfesi-
dent Martinez, the Yarrissi treaty will be insisted
upon Notwithstanding his refusal to sign the rati'
eation, and that the transit will be protected by
the army and navy Of the U. S.
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An IrEx.-A number of valOrous young Clerks
on bust" about twelve O'Clock on Thursday
nght last attempted to iiighten an attache Of the
LEADER News Room But they couldn't pull the
wool over the eyes OF the young man in specs,
and blank shot from his six-shoOter put the
drunken braves to fight. Respect for the parent.
Of these highly respectable and very fast young
men, induces US to suppress their names
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE DIClLPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
By Cornelius L. CheesInans ]
NEM NnEE CITY

By Cornelius L. Cheesmans III. d.,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is embodied 4 fan and chasie doscnpiIon
CnowieJgs necessary Tue welfare Of those married
about b. ofths process ofooacepi pregnancy
and delivery, their pairs nd dansors, well the
methods BY which many the latter may be oyated and
teaching how the system Iay be Hvgarsted and restored
proper toae. after having been prosrated by
plaints Incidental the humsn frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviate
the necessity ay great amount Of sickness, and enable
the obserya1; reader be- sresf extent her ply
sician.
TENTH EDITION.
TINS boos available the UNDERSTANDING 0f the
nonprifess reader ard skifllly elaborated.
plannsd, arranged and carIsl out any work OF
kinl now before the public While gives wholesome
particulars aua IL some rospecis information upon
some ofths mos cafe affairs connected with the female
system should be placed the hands Of female
sinsle or married
PRICE % CENTS.
This work also c1n ans prescriptions used BY the doctor
hs prac;ioe for the positive Of ST g0Hs Er7-
fioaB-Fsaer oEl Egs-Serc C8aJls cad ColEs-R Rheuz-
GtiszD psusi9 Falling 81 " Ifts Hlr Sc. e., g., any
OF viii preparations prove o. great value to the
Fea1er.
This book wall be sent by mail, free Of postage, the
reception Of price, which msy be e. her in money
ostags stamps. Aiiorters should b. addressed TO
r b HUrCHINGs.
. au22ds dsu6maU I5Caambers street, n. Y. City.
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RAILRoAD AccIDENT-The Cleveland Train on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad due at 2;55
p. m, when about half mile this side of Roots
town, yesterday, ran over and killed a COW, which
threw the engine and of the cars OF the track.
No person was injured, save one of the brakemen
who was slightly bruised about the hips. The
train was detained in consequence Of the accident
until near six O'Clock in the evening.
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THE MEN.GEKIE Van Amburgh & Co.'S
Menagerie Hannibal included) viii visit Cleveland
on Monday and Tuesday of next week. This is
one Of the greatest exhibitions in the country, and
viii undoubtedly" draw largely
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the Court yesterday morning, as follOws-Nusance
:; drunk and disOrderly uttering lewd and filthy
language /. None of the cases were Of any int
rest.
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y BRTANT& STRATToN's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and riss
1srsa- P. R. SPENCER & Sons have charge oi
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tf
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BAYLEss CONVICTED.

Bayless, the negro kidnapper, was tried in the
Circuit Court to-day before Judge Nash, found
guilty and sentenced to the Penitentiary for 40
years. years on each indictment against him.
Simpkins, his associate, will have his trial to-
morrow.
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THEATER.-Ihe Theaier was closed last night,
and will not be again opened until Monday even
ing when Miss Maggie Mitchell viii appear, to-
geiher with the rest of the Stock Company.
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TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-A meeting Of the
friends Of Temperance viii meet in the Sons Of
Temperance Hal, Ontario street, tomorrow Sun
day) afternoon A full attendance is requested.
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aPzz2aS3 N z9 Bro1dNzy New York
WIGS F.! WIGS !! WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs suTpass all
They are elegant, hight. easy and durable
FItins 10 charm-a0 turning up hshind-ao sIinl ing
the head: igdeel, this Is The only Establishment where
these things are properly gnders @, d and made.
% Broadway, New York.
aV2sd&w6m2ll W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio Agent.
A BEAU Trying CHANGE.
IN the color OF grey red sadly IIarr is esce1 with
ELECTRIC RAPIDTTG.
b. a SINGLE application OF that mlrvel Of Chemistry
CHRIsTADORos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Unlike the punsent preparations which implIt color BY
buraing Tins preparsiiln does not iapIir the
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and browns produces u and dead but
br hi and gloss as those nature For sale BIZ all Drug
gists and Hair DresseIs JosEPH CHEIsrADoRo Co. No
As.or E0use. n. Y ju2.dS vim
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S3,00 FOR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels OF choice article TO Sow.
Now THIS was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SUIT ing themselves to NAP when
it would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
msn has had to SEW upon, and has LETT upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " to the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the "LET
iER RIP
At J. Sonnebon's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be fouud in any quantity,
and what dOuby adds TO the wonder, is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than al
any Other clothing store IN the STATE.
Admission free. and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e tablishment-gTatiS.
| iune6d ktriwtf
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PEEsOxAL-Madame yEsTvALI is stopping al
the WeddeI House.
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y For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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SEED CoRN-FAKNERs TAKE NOTICE.
Messrs. Brown i Andrews Flour, Feed and Grain
Store, corner of Ontario and Prospect streets,
Cleveland, Ohio, has about one hundred bushels
of nice Yellow Seed Corn of the Crop Of 1856,
which they warrant to grow, and offer it at One
Dollar per bushel, if applied for soon. All orders
accompanied by the cash, will receive prompt at
tention. BRowN & ANDREWS
Cleveland, O., June :, '5s d3t
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reporred by the Union Telegraph,
oFTIcR, wARIas's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. cLAIR sTREETs.
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GRovEa AND BAKERS FAMILY SEWIsG Ma
cH1SEs.-The partieullr attention of Ladies j.
called to the above machine, which POSSESSES the
following decided and unmistaknble advantages: !:
Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehased-On spOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perPlexity Of filing shut
tIe las in other maehines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It is very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
ouirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4lh The stitch Is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5tb. The stitch is as slaste IS the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving oi
labor are invited 70 call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,50per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
HOrthrOp & spaugler's Block,
mh3Od6m:IgS Superior St, up stairs.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETaIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, TTumbuil Co., o NJ, arch !, 81.
he eby certify tha: have boen dealing the Graen
berg Medicines Tor the past ant can rqy say that
have never offered 1F medicines 20 the pusc that have
net with the mre decided APPRECIATION q the people than
these particularly the Pills ald Cufholieon They will
readily perform al and more than promised for them
have sold about nifty b ties OF tue CnOcon the past
soa, and h ar the best results IN every ease
J. H. c. JOHNSON. Med Agt-
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graeuberg Med
icines Dr. B. IS physician Of extensive prctcs and
Of the most successful IN the county rlumbulJ
which he resides
This ceri6es that have used the Graisnber Pills and
AIarshall's Cathocon, scd here By n C. Johnson IN
nv practice 10 M entire satisfaction fhev are good
medlclues-I
DR. c. W BUSHNELL
Hzrtiord, TrnB bull Co, o., March ], 81
WEsl BEDFORD. CoshOct0n Co May "A. 81
Mr. II B Kinssley-Sir. have been selling the meoi-
cinss Grdeuberg Company for the last years,
aad have sarably found them 70 good satisfaction;
aud Pills have sold great ilmlss regu-
lary as their and coffee aa with NY trade they have
becoms staple article. MaTshais Uterine Cathocon
medicne that has done sreat amount good male
Diseases One adyI sold to told N she had
ceised o from ustle than she did frum long
Of medical treatment By the Skilul
Yours Truly. JAMES WILSON
sale By all Or 1ggsts and mediiue dealers Ono,
IL b. KINGSLEY. Cieyeaud.
mh6-d&w 20 General Agent for Ohio
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E0R SALE.-A handsome Country


EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
= kssidsnee-Ou NewbGrg road. miles from the Coaft
rouse A hne large house and acres Of land with a
bargain. - .
SMALL. FARMS acres, L Of a mile from the hrst
Sspot IRON the Cly. on one Of the principal Railroads
Si black sandy loan, excellent for gardening CT farming
purposes ith two good Orchards &c Will be sold al a
sscTi1ce II applied for 50 IN
CEDAR Sr--One mile from the city line Cottage
Rouse aud Barn, nearly new and acres ofland Eiih
young bearing frun trees Will sell OF tent
EAlLA OF l30 ACRES-ls miles from the city. eno.1
and sulidlEs aud we'll watered, with orchard o.
clolce frult- So
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-I,O00 ACRES O
COAL AND IRON ORE LANDS, AT SO PER ACRE
La fen1s wanna 80 miles, Pittsburg near the Perm
sslrania kalload and Canal heavy tmbered lands
good Tor farming purpose with fns foot vein Of btu
ols coal and veins OF iron thickness from
ID % a inches Ihe above valuable lands offered IN
exchange Tor Western lands at the Low prce OF SO per
acre.
PUTNAM CO-4s0 acres heavy timbered lands near the
k0rt M5Yne Tina Rallruaa; also 50 Dedancs
% % chotce OAK timber TO exchange for goods
lOHA-kne lands with some cash 70 exchange for good
city prJperry.
EAST CLEVELAND-Farm Of IO9 acres with a lane
iarm house, grOd barn and orchard and Watered TO
exchange for city property. SIS Deracre
IMPROVED FARMS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
kf-Nsl s e5tea snd lear 10 thliVing towns. To
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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5pEfiaI Notices.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

a For Gas FiItaTes and FStfiRg-AYply
Fsgz EassOrfh 8 Co, los and IOI Superior street
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HOMROPATHIST.

scss. Assssae' No. m PissSaiSh g. cisSsisad,
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1855
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every deseribiO
dono at Printing Establishment Of the Leair oaee
on the sts pr we'd and rapid presses IN the
best style shor notice. and Al reasonable rates. Par
ticalar attention paii to blank work Every description
Binding done especially Blank Books. Ledgers, Journ
as Sales Bo k. Receiving Books, &c. &C
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Address DR. TRACY DELORAIE, GEEAr CURER OF
CoxsUxPr1ox, New York Pos: Once apl5:dSwlm rs
J. B. Barnes & Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
sa1i Plumbing WORKS, Aiwsier Blork are prepared
VITA are force Of experienced w0Tknea doing every
esssi to1 OF Plu 5ns the most thorough manner, on
he scientific plans. reasonable terms, and on short
n5.co. lsr-e stocks f Fountains Of different slE les and
izes Bathing Tabs of cast and wool lined with
inned-coPPor steam heaters, 'eai ad savaaizcl iron
pipss Leather AMI Iaiia Rabhsr Hose ever description
sf Brass and Plated Cocks including the Paen' Selolos
ng Cocks recently iniroiu-el wash Bowls. aAd all kinds
fwat-r WORKS Fixtures kept constantly on hand Al
work warranted 1a2s-d&wtf.
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NEW GOODS /!

NEW GOODS!
o RAYMOND & CO., HAVE RE-
-. esyed Black Dress silks plain fsgTsd and w@tsT- %
ton silks that will wash; Brea7 sawls stella shaSs
EnhTodered Grape ShaTis Black Maalilas Fr neh,
Eassh aHd rcan Calieos, Preach Brlliluts, Cling
o. Musins French Jacones Ladies Marselss Collars,
Chauisliy Wells Fa9ey Belt BIbooPs hlsek NeiTet kie
Gents Dressing Gloves, sHyrna Edslngs Black Lace Miis
Vsss. Toilet quits Aiarseiliss Bed Quilts uTain Dam
asks grtaia AusiIa Table md Piano Covers har and
Sheetnss. ToFengs. Broadeoths Csssmeres and Sati-
bSsbt low .p IN be sojd = small adTane- AZ g. Su-
TefioT street. aSs 5. RAYMOND s CO.
RATANS, HOOPS, SKIRTS, &c,
al -''' ' '-''- MORGAN ROOT.
7 AIDES SACK FLANNELS.-Bay
safe Black MiTse Z EseTsis 1s, T'ssysS fs sy
SKIRTS! SKIRTS = DOUGLAS
s7Sss @yi5 X D KENDAIL Co
lust KECEIVED.-3 600 YARDS
~ Ingre q that Hemp C1Peiins;%I ~ here are some 5 at a,
Ssa ysris. S.i'H '''s ''' Al S HYaAN { cos.
asso Corner suSerisS asd Public sqr
HOOPS.-100G Gross Brass Hoops of
Qi al rdno'd rates MoksiS g Ses ISsi1s Rd6T Tes
7 INEN T0WELING-A LARGE
IL assortmsnt mh2O S RAYMOND co.
CLARKS' SPOOL COT TON
aPi5 AtTAYLoR. GRIswoLD cos.
HOSIERY. = LADIES WISHING
Ii 10 buy BY The dozgn find fu stock sell Ct iron
| les TAYLOR GRISWoLD CO
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.-Robes
IL yolant, Robes Quie, Bsysdere Chene, BsyadeTe
G lntz Gro de Il phahai, tins day Openrd -
CHAWLS.-Stella, Cashmere an d
| ~ BIuseh Bordsred- al elegant assortment
/ Rlch Fancy Dress silks.
| Black Bayadere silks,
| silk Robe Quiile,
| Spotted Foulard Silks BeTase Robes,
| OrEnndie Nuslius,
| OrEandis Rohes,
| French Muslins
| Nalencles and Challes,
Parasois Whi'e AIarSsies Cauibric Mus In Sets
/ Piqus S-tts-Spendid assortment
Marsaies Yestir gs- Cas- -insres and silk Yes ingS
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Great variety OF 8Iusns, DeLainss, oTgAndiss chaliss
| ana
s I X S
Received to day
Naylsf. H d. KENDALL o.
CKIRTS.-DOUGLASS and SHER-
~ woods newest style, with the adjustable bustle
| Thcmson's. latest Styles
| COLUMBIAN Springs The best article made.
Il Brass SprinEa aud gosid Reeds
apis Aiw, EARRES's, No. lsO Superior 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

DYsPEPsTA ANp FITS


THE GREAT CUkER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years badly an cte by Dyspepsia, that for part
ofths he confined 10 his bed. He eventual
lycured b. presr p0n furnished him b. young clair
voyan; grl Tns 7rescr y mere child, while
in state oftranoe has cured everybody ho has taken il
never having failed # eqaaly sue IN clses Of
FITS IS o DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may Be found
N any drug store viii sead uLe prescription 10
any person On the receipt OF stamp pay pos'age
Address DR.. TRACY DELORAIE, GEEAr CUKER oF
CoxsuwPr1ox, New York Pos. Once apl5:lSwlm rs