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BAHrTyG HOUSE OF
q = o y O O.. - r r o n 4 @ . !.
7 HAVE this day sdmttted as . partner In 'hs
l banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been ny teller for the last six ysan). The busi.
moss, hereafter, will be coOdastsd uadsr the arm
ssd styls Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the sldss. Danking Hoasss tif not
the oklest) In lows, the nsw firm solicts contin-
uAnee Of formey patronage so literally extended TO
the senior partner.
They VIM make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day eg payment, ffes OF charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
nsr,vis
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslsw, Lsnier 4 Co., Bankers. ~.
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, ChicaeD.
Ho6msn : kustpsks, Chicago.
MsshAuic' BAnk, Pittsburgh.
1asnsSs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RsAo, nAnksrs,
0ilmuse Brothsrton /" Cinsinnati.
A.D. Hunt : Co., " Loaisvilie.
State Savings Isstituiiop, st. Lsuis.
ksokuk, Jan. Il ,'ts. GEO. Q. ANDERSON,
jAnSA
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Spring ~ 1sss
Ths Nest Dsreet, ifcliabue ana ExPe.
Aisieus Reaes 10 asa places n !,
shs EAST ~ NORTH ~ via
CHICAGO, 0Un a.s NCTOM 4 QUINCY
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CUHTIs ms HOTHEHs,
survcyOrs aud Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY A
REFER TO
WI. MsAlpins, g. H., New York.
E.H. Trasy, s"
AdAms Bs1k ehan, /" /"
Hon. Chas. Mason, WAshi ngton City.
Hon.. b. Gordon, North Caroline.
Hon. J. b. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. r. @. Wright, New Orleans.
s.V. Papiu = Brother, st. Louis.
Seafritt Mason, "
Capt. J. N. PritshasA, -
4. IL sharp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
II. u. Curtis, MI. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Safu'i X. curtis, Keokuk, lows.
Chaon nPxrsons Il Co., a.
HAsSM Thompson, st :"
Clarke, ,duihrie Stsrges, Buffalo, MY.
jy3-dAw
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DENT,A I. l.SUhGEAH.
hk H.. BARBER wouldrespect-
~ fslly infor his patrons and The ~
public general that hshsshttsd upQY
. Handsome suite Of rooms, sparing AAJ
sithcrpainsorex xpsnse TO ms he he me egsnt snd
comfortable in the brisk building ,kast siAsof5.
between Asinsnd Johnsos stsssts. Thankful fer
past favors, he solicitsa oontinuAncsof the samo,
- All0perattont warranted lapr24dlAt
!. q. 81 G.. r..
RANNEk Lodge No. IS, 1. 0. ofG. T., meets -
- every Friday Evening, ~ Tempcrsnce
Hall, ON Main street, At u O'Clock. All
membsrs Of the order in good standing, ara
invktsA - attend *
my90-dly
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1855. SPslnS SArsangement. 1855.
CHANGE or TIMEi 81
fnass DAILY ssAIss, (sUxpAyS HxosPTsD.)
ON ~ aftss April 3ath. lass, aad until fur
~ thss notass, tsains viii rsa on the absvs road
- follow;
First Tfais leaves Packet Depot, Ksokit daily
Monday ssccPted) ~ 7 .. m. This ,Wain i'll
make sure eoansctions with she BurkngDa and
Rock Island Packets. Packets = III leave Montross
promptly ~ . o'clock =. m.
second TrHis leaves keokuk daily sundays sx-
espted) at 10 o'clock a.m.
Third Train leaves Keokuk daily (5sndays ex-
ccpted) at 5 p. m.
first Train leaves Montrose daily {Mopdsys ex-
cepted) at $3.50 =. m.
Second Train leaves Moniross daily Sundays ex-
ceptcti) At s:45 =. IN.
Third Train leaves Monsrose daily {Sundays ex-
ccptcdl at 4 p. N. b. W. DAVIS,
supsrintend ndent.
J. r. TEwssrRY, Ticket Agent.
Anf2Qlk4
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keokOk Female CelIrge.
QNHE Directors Of this College have made ar
~ rangtmtnts with Dir. Sanford, by which the
N9tisuti0n will be Transferred 10 the large end
beautiful Hall Of the Iowa Medical Colls4s.and
we elected Rev. Chas. A.. Williams, Prinsspai--a
htleman we'll known andrecommended ~ pcpsers-
Ing All that tao, aud experience, and ,hose ~
and scientific qualifications, reQpisite tel s.
plste aud permanent success Of N1 I'm psse tsn-
tsrpriss. #
The spring Tern vill semnSh - on .lfouday,
March ~, sndsf The aupsriatendance Of kr. wll-
amS, AIDED BY eonpetept md sxpssienssd tsashsrs;
the choice u tsaehsfs the eosyye Of study and The
general diseipliss sf ths College bsing ssheet 10
tho supervision and approval Of ahs Board, With
the pisdse Of thsir permanent ce-epsntiOn and
counsel.
1t i. ~ parpoleof the Board to build up an in
stitation VIZ SHALL fully meet the wants Of our
city and fnJAis effort hey bore Tor the co-cpers
tion and sympathy Of an intel igsnt and liberal
cuixens.
The lnstitution will hencefor,h be exclusively
for female pupils, and will comprehsnd primary
an1advanced departments, with the design " IS
Al6oA1s thorough organization and clsssiAso1fen, J,
nnA q bae0 adv Ancement and progress the tneeL
ligcAt pssebnage Of the eommunily will sustain.
This Arrangement secures the CO. opera ti0aa and
influence Of DR.. Sanford, to whose liberaiiGS and
public spirit the Institution IL indebted ~ the
very favorable terms which have been maas ~ ahc
use Of his rooms.
The terms Of tuition will be, as heretofore, six
and eight dollars per quarter Tor ordinary studies
with small additiona charge for incidental ex-
Isnses, and extra charges for Latin, French, Ger
man, Music and Drawing.
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New Lumbe1 Rrd,

CON. SIXTH 4 FL rs.
WILL keep constantly ON hanl sn kiaAs - /
w Lumbar suitable for the market Of ksokuk%
and surroanding conntry, snch -
ILO0hlha, nssesed asd RsssA.
SIDING, Aincb, Dc q
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
tkNCIN0, Dc Do
cLEAK LuMBIR, thick, thin, vtds a.d .arrev.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUNBER, thick
and thin, vids and narreW. ..1ni.zas~
6HEKTlNa, ~, 10.
SHINGLES, No. laaa eonnS -
ALLs.aHANY ALL !. ssIs = dsy. l.rs. So
do do "a ING. = IS
PINErIMBEK, froa S ll issAss seua5
iArgs quantity.
Allol which ws willssll on the most ssaeG
Ter me for cash. D. r. FAkRAN6.@~
5 Ksokuk, Feb ls, 'ss-dAwsm sssss
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~. x. LOVE q Co.,
Successors 70 Dsning ! Love.)
BANKERS,
SIVkpartieulsf attention 10 collections and re-
~ nitpremptly on the day Of payment.
Rn1BnExcBs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexsl : Co., Philsdsiphia.
y. ", Clark 4 Co., /"
Ci,iIens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank VI Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Seully ,Cashisr, do
S. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zanssville.
Csansreial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Saviags Lpstitation, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith j Co., Chicago,
Northsrn Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
n0v3ld
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NO. f6.

IoW noq k'1s
Iowa, that inua 49, Ne next seGuisa g
the lows Lsgisl uilllssus ansv
Enlargea 11Prove1 EAis
tier u 81 1oW0s
twill coat1 q he esosgNl loNU
passed sines ~ - of the opmA1e
session OF the IL 1Ae New Constite.
tion, and All the = MAN ,WIDCONSfN
and IOWA affecting lA64 1Itln.
References to All the docisions Of ~ 6U1nB41
COURT or MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, a1d IOWA
touching any Of the laws Of this State . also h
the matter Of practice TO those decisions a NEW
YORK asd ether States which may be OF vslus 10
der our systsn.
The work viii b. prepared BY CHARLES AkN
DARWIN, or BURLINGTON, IOWA, and Will
be furnished TO the Bar at the low pfies 81 I've
dollars per copy 1t will contsia ahcut ~ 6sper
Royal Pages. Printed and bound in ths bsst ltyls
II The art-the index will BE- conplsts and sopious
and We shall copy the main features Of TIE OHIO
STATUTES ~ regards Marginal Notes, Ae., max
ing the work one Of great vaane 70 the profession
and business men Of the State. @
Cur plan has already received the approval Of
JuDGE STOCKTON and other eminent Jnrists.
Persens wishing cepies0f the work will plssss sso
their names TO us a. once.
j. L. coRsE ! SON, Booksellers,
ost9d&wu BuFlhgtos, Isws. =.
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N. w HICKS, M ID,
BU X GEON DENTIST.
once onSccondSt. between Nain anI skn,ou
kEOKUk, IOWA.
hH. IL. n addition TO the usual -. n
- methods Of Inserting Arti6cisl
teeth ,tsin possessiop of thee Exclusive ~kUyyyy
rightfor this city Of mounting the
'coutinaout gum work, k,'soisissrsalIy sdmirsd
for their beauty and eieanlinsts
Hell also asunti n q . tbsn sttsP srbs.
apfielv1y
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7AsfAsasB aud continual Rent you'd soon pHrcAasss
Dssivabifand Permanent Homtstse6, secure Jvea
aA~tDt' executions and IsndIords' duns. Ell
FnAk subscriber now oilers our new citiseus the
i cheapest Largain yet out, being = Dusilinn
House laroeemngh for an ordinary family, en-
closed By anea1ly painted paiing fence, with good
water eenvenisnf, IN q healthy location and qute4
ncighbofhoed, within ten minutes walk 81 tie
Estss House. 4
FIRST COME: TiRSTg CHAIN.
II taken soon, can bc had 81 ae1 aGnsps A
rare bargain, whether for rcsidcnee ~ 81 an in
vestment. Title guaranteed.
Tsans ns--t2sa esph balance In payments 70 se-
oomuodsts PurshsAsr, For cash : iibsraldissesat
wiil ~ made. aM u
Inquire Of the unisfsigDSa, BAYS Baildis1y
Exshsnge-st. corner Of IL, or at The oaies 81
w. ". Dtxo3, Athcneum Bhiidings.
dis r. A. URM6TQN.
sOmETIlYI(E NEWT k!s3.
Grocery and ProcfetoS Store u. B
Lo1se7 7ddition. ~
m HE suAscribSs tsspeaing stosS Dks corner
i of Ash and sts. in Mason : Lower Additia&
for the sale of Family Groceries, Pyoyisions HousS
Keeping Astteles, Mineral Water, IL, Ac., bat NO
WHISKY. Look for the big sign jw from Con-
vent liill. Gnoap as the cheS Dor cash.
siy.sasmM
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q. neclaI Tera of Conrs. &
AOI1OU n hsssby given that BY authority con.
~ fsfrs1 y lav, iAe Hon. rhoaes ". Clasctt,
1ndsss1 - tl1ps 3sdislsi Disariss u the Ssats
u lsuaS Axsshy sr1osu md diSeen Special Tern
. ~ ntsQist ast 1T lss Cosnty, ~ Kepkuk.
eeQmeaeiaf - T. esclock :. =. % the fourth
day e& sat1 UG6AA ~ the trial % IN euiinlwai
sssss ee1 psnAiae Or which msy arise In th41 ppfs
- ~ IAe een ~ which the Distrige Coaft Il
uoun11g hNh1oo ~ skeehuh. The 0fAnd JwfUpu ~
eGp11 - - 0sp1e01Q Term. Ioes, ~ notI1s1 g
A14end, aa1A I11lA JlIX Will b. snlnmpned 1os ~
s,s..a.lses = - = pas :. ~ .El.s = sssh
epeelal Ter. ssa EkIE1. LnuCH.
Qse1 Disll3st Cssst, La Opsaay, foss.
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glsse ssstgs - Tx1E EAOHE9.
M Re. y. TALON. having inst retusnsA iten
etesk Of New Spring 0oods, inc, udipe Doanets,
kteoenst 1lewt1s, ard everything Il that line
Hef shop y s6uDsvedto g 81
..-ssss No. "a Wala.ss.,
Whsfs shs VIII Be pleased Y 80 her numaroui
s.sses;'s, :ss% ssvlsra Aodst Tor 'ais.
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0Is1G1A03 W1 aV1G .
! II MAJ wi1he . fnmaj4, 49, ~ - raised !
xAe.s11, usah D1ass Ii ~ sosntsy. ynqui5s
- ~ 49,. faprlsdAWl
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oT0DA9f'n UnSlvAlea NoW F0TG
r. PlAA0 kaHAee =. ss Ss Al
sAS nAentaosnt anA nnsnrpansa Inskuneuts
aoet extensive in the United Eletes|, ean ts -.
.s1SaA ef ths snhsexihsx II even vasi1tS q 80.
.sele 9esvpod sasse, ri q ~ q aEA es6Asss.
r Fnsties u want II really 1na sInstsunsn4, ~
eafnestly invited 10 call before papahnnine 1h1.
vAers. II. p. 1IWI4T, Aosni,
Cor. tth and Pine sts.,
April l-d6m 4. A -. 1ouia, No.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17
NEWS FROM THE WEST.
LEAvESwoRrH, Sept. I3,

LEANENNOhIhg sept. Aos
Per U. 5. Exp to BoOnville, Sept. Is.
The Salt Lake Mail arrived at ST. Joseph on the
10th, being forty days out.
The MOrmons continued TO arrive in the city
from the South and were entering upon their usual
avocatiOns. Brigham Young still keeps himself
concealed and lives in constant danger and fear Of
vengeance Of his own people who have become
greatly incensed at the unveiling Of his numerous
frauds. This confirms former reports.
One company Of troops had LEFT Fort Bridger
for Oregon. and Others would leave soon.
The Indians were all quiet.
Full reports confirm the news OF the South
Platte gold mines. Several traders and mountain.
eers were met who said they had been to the
mines and bad in their possession many specimens
Of gold found there. They say many Of the miners
without tools and no other appliances except tin
pans were getting from 90 to IS, daily. Many ira
ders and others were met en- route for the gold
regions
Col. Bees battalion, Of Utah, volunteers under
Lieut. Hill, arrived at the Fort to-day, where they
will be paid of and mustered out Of service Col.
Cooke, Lieuts. BufOrd and Pegran, Of the second
Dragons, Captains Gore and DOniraut, Of the
10th infantry, arrived this evening from Utah The
sixth infantry would leave Fort Bridger about
the 24th Of August Col. Candy, with two CON-
panies of the second dragOons two companies Of
the tenth infantry, and company Of the seventh
infantry, were daily expected at Fort Bridger TO
relieve the sixth.
The company Of engineers had left for Leayen-
worth, and Captains Desassare AMI Steward : CON-
panies OF cavalry would leave in few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17

We esteem il pleasure resting upon absolute kaovl
edge Of It's merits, 10 recommend Prof WOODS HaIR Re-
EToEATTE the best article Of The kind with which we
aoqI1iu.ed and which has done under our own
observation. all hat Il cams-lnd clzims every hing in
piled In iis name
This article in Short viii restore gray hair to is original
color and add to is growth and beauty herever any
disease as checked that growth named that beauty
This has been proved family within few weeks and
numerous other cases related Us, without the know
edge Of the proprietor We have only add that this
valuable arels is for sale By the proprietor No 80
Broadway, AMI ia Market street, ST Louis
CAUrIoN-Beware Of worthless limitations, as seyr Il
ALREADY tae marke-, clel by different Use
no0e unless the urls PrOfessr Woods Hair Rsssora-
tive, Dspo ST Louis No, and New York" blown IN
the bottle. sold by all Druggists and Patert Medicine
deasrs-aso by al Fancy ad Toilet Goods dealers II The
Inilel staie. aad Tie c In-dls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, Hsht. easy and durable.
Fitting TO elar-1o turning up bshind-ao shrinking
the head; insesd. this Is the only Establishment where
these things properly unders o, d and made.
80 galway. New York.
ar2slSv6m2lI ". FISKE. Clevelaud. Ohio. Agent.
). 3. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
sai FlumliHs works, Aivater Block arc prepared
viii arss force Of sxpersnecd vorkmen doing every
esss tiol Plu ning in the mos: thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood. lined with
lnnedcOpper. steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather aud India Rubber Hose every descuptiuo
Of nrass and Plated Cocks including the Paten Seclos
Cucks, recently Introduced. NaS Bowls and ali kinds
VI war; m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17

LIST. Cotton Is used as it is purchased-on spOols
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, les il other nachines) is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does lot re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This MACHINE embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to 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 amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
At the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mh30dbm:lss Superior St, up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17

ELast evening about 9 O'Clock the Yagers,
accompanied by torch lignt procession and
the Yager Military Band, paid Gov. Chase the
compliment Of q serenade at his quarters at
Vests Ho.el. The Governor, being called out,
responded from the balcony Of the hotel in a
neat and graceful speech, appropriate to the oc-
easion which has called together so many peO-
pie from al parts Of the State At the cOnelu-
sion of Gov. Chase's remarks, the Hon. ID. h
Carter, of Cleveland, who was present was
called upon and briefly addressed the multitude
in his usual and felicitOus style. At the con-
clusion of these speeches, d. o. Morton, Of
Toledo, late Democratic O 5. District Attorney,
commH1ced violent personal attack upon the
speakers, haranguing the crowd from the top
Of I hackney -coack IN the street.
Neither Gov. Chase OF Mr.. Carter had made
sny political reference in their speeches; but
Mr. Morton sPpearsd to be shocked that they
should have made any speeches at all. He did
not succeed in impressing his fastidiOus notions
upon his audience, who when he had finished
burst into cheers for the Governor. Nothing
daunted, however, the District Attorney at
tempted to introduce Mr. Foster, of the Ohio
Statesman who declined speaking. Mr.. Morton
next made an unsuccessful attempt to prevail
upon Mr.. CASTOR, Of Mt Vernon, to speak
Neither Of these gentlemen had any inclina-
ton TO make themselves ridiculous by finding
fault with a very proper mark Of respect paid
the Chief Magistrate Of Ohio, by portion OF
our citizensy-SGRduSly Reg, l6th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17
n. Il. soLoMONSON.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the lare Of the approved kinds OF
PEcT4cLES. Auhis glasses whether for OF far
ishted ground under his OWE s7ccon BY machine
yof construction. with the care 10
the eyes al cases. curing Weakness, Dt=aess
ISfszafi9a q fhe Esss aud impaTns rerEth oT oig
reading or fne sewing.
u y. Il Solonoasoa woald here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale Of his lenses
y Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCoPES, COMP ASSES. &c, key hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. perfect natural
CVOes p Superior under the American Hotel.
iu1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17

SroLEx-On Wednesday last Mr.. FLINT, on
River street, hung up his vest in his room,
while attending to some work. A short time
afterwards taking It down he found the contents
of one of the pockets (s4O in bills) missing
suspecting some apple girls in the vicinity,
they were detained, and officer Vanhusen sent
for, who learned on inquiry that one named HAN
Nah BEANE, girl l3 years old, had been show
ing money to these girls. The officer followed
and caught her at her home on the West Side.
She at first denied having taken it, but was
finally made to discover to him where the money
was concealed. 1t was found under the fence
near her parents house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17
IHP0RTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared BY Cornelius l.. Cheesemans NJ ID
-.


NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild In
their operation, and oeria IL correcting all
Painful Mens,ruaOHs removing all o5sracrions whether
from cold Otherwise healace uaa the side papita-
heart whites, all Affections hy siercE
fatigue pain N The hack and limbs &c distuibed sleep
whicI ari-o frln tefrIp-i1l Of Eature
To MARRIED. LADIES,
Dr. Cieesenans Pills Invaluable they VIII bring on
this monthly pen with regularity Ladiss no have been
disappointed IN the Pills place the utmos
confidence Dr Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
resent 10 do.
NOTICE.
There condition Of the female system IN thich the
Pills cannot b taken i5iflOuf prozueiag PECULIAR RE
SUIT. The condition TeteITcd 10 IS PREGNANcY-fls
Tesuh NIScARRACE Such is a. irresistible tsadezcy
Qf The medicine 70 restore fs s,Tual Jzefi0zs 70
eOadiiloH Lat ths TspTodaos poser Of Haurs
rssir a.
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything in
furious Explicit directions which should be read
plHy each bI Price 81. by aIl on eaclosng 81 10
DR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEsAS Box ASH Post Office,
New York City.
OLD By ONE DRUGGIST N EvERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES
K B. HUI CHINGS,
General Agent for tie United States,
lG5 ChambeTs-St New York,
To 1bsE4 al rh0Iesalc orders sh5lld 5c addressed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17
G0ntational.
SELECT SCHOOLFOR Girls

n GNal4OOAA OLN
h eub arlnE all the elements 9f solt and useful Ed
ucafiou vii be ansned ia the Sunday School ROOM in the
of Trnr Church Surl0r street an the rsf Of Sep
ternbsr under the care uf h. Missss NARIAN and the
general eri1teudence OF Rev A VARIAN, Rector Of
the School
ApBcaii1ss for admission Be made a the School Room
any time during the course nf the School term.
Prospectus. setting forth Terms. &C can BE- had on
phrAon 70 the Rec1ror either Of tho Rev gent en
yisif1rs Of the School. DR. CLAXION,
lDR- BOLLES.
I su3 dAn lss GRE7. L. CARTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-17
NEWS FROM THE WEST

oT. LOUIS sept ~
The first overland California mail, via Jefferson
City and Springfield, Missouri, Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, and Preston, Texas took its departure from
the st Louis Post Office this morning.
It goes by Pacific Railway TO TeptOn, Missouri,
thence in coaches and spring wagons TO San Fran
cisco.
dred dollars.
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a. TO SMOKERS & CHEWERs. .

No gentleman should mingls in the society ladies with
his teeth disco0red and breath tainted with Tobacco For
puuf. ing the mouth after smoking chewing, '.FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
mosi eaertual dentEices in L whiens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impars the breath 50 often
offensive. a. agrseable fragrance.
FOR SHAYiNG.-lts rich laihsr penerates and sofens
the bearl prevents irritation, and renders The operation
easy and agreeable +. c. FoNTAINE Co sl5 Broad
WY. and No As'Or House, New York Sold by all
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ApE1lS, Mich Sept. II

Messrs- Bannester and ThurstOn made splendid
balloon ascension from here to-day, landing near
Knights Station, eighteen miles west Of Toledo.
By some mistake in landi gthe balloon re ascended
carrying Mr.. ThurstOn, sustaining himself by the
rigging.
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STATE FAIR

SANDUsKY, Sept. l6.
Third day-State Fair Attendance about 25,-
900. Large additional display in Agricultural and
Mechanical Departments.
Juvenile company Of Cadets from Toledo, were
received by Gov. Chase
Company B. Light Artillery, and the Sandusky
Military participated in the proceedings.
The awards Of Committees are mostly made.
Ladies equestrian trial TO morrow at one O'Clock
"A uriZes
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wE. RuFF1x's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever ALI work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade seP1
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9pefiaL Notices.
From the new York news.

u For Gas Fiz.zTes ard FIttiag-Agyly
Fog EasrorfE & Co, I05 and l0I Superior street