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DISCOVERED AT LAST.
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PROF. CHAS. DE GRATH'S
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L
This oil is the only remedy in the world for the
Cure of Rheumatism, Deafness, Gout, Neuralgia, BUm
bagO, Scaticia, Spinal and Bronchial complaints Tic
SpTans and Bruises Cuts and Wounds, Sweed Glands,
sun Joints, Scrofula Erysipeas Sore Nipples Swelled
Breast Womb Disorders, Salt Rhcum Canker in the
Mouth and Stomach, Palpitation, EruptiOns, Caked
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Costveness, Burns Sore Gums of Teehing Infants He
mOrrhage AbSccss, Stiff Necks Broken Breast, Chill
Chappcd Hands, any Diseases that painful,
Is the only article ever brought before the public that Will
40 Its work perfectly in from three TO twenty minutes has
been used by thousands and pronounced to be the best
remedy discovered
This Oil acts system with electrcity-is of pure
vegetable preparation. Not the slightest danger of apply
ing outwardly nwardy. 1t ut once gives perma-
nent cure-in most from ten to twenty minutes
The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered that
OF an obstruction of the physcOelectc fluid in the organ
diseased. skilfll application of this Oil puts in imme
date motion the fluid and the is at once &C
complished No bleedngs-nO vomiting, purgng, or bs
tering is resOrted TO.
% None genuine without the signature of Prof c.
DE GRATH. Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot No 80 South Eighth Street three doors
below Chestnut Philadelphia Country dealers and drug
gsts be supplied wholesale and retail. Price, %
cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Try everything else; give this simple trial
CAuTiON.--Bc careful to ask for and get DE GRATH'
Electric OIL rs worthless limitations abound.
1herc are numerous limitations sprung up on the repu
aon my article has acquired The public must beware
They are worthless.
For sale by GEO. r. sPURR, 2Oi Main street. Whole
$50 d&w3tn
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A S FAMILY MEDICINES, the prepa-

a 4A4NIII1 NII1JINI4NI119' UHU pTtPd-
- rations known Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy Risleys
compound Fluid Extract of Buchu Roberts ChOlic Mix
ture Tor Infants are unsurpassed in true worth by
other three preparations before the people. Their
great eXcelency consists in being not only Just what they
are represented but in their eectng speedy and radical
cures Whenever they have been tested in good faith
thea have never failed far knowledge extends
TO give prompt and permanent relief The sales of each
are immense, and the demand rapidly increasing There
Is no section of the country and hardly town through
out the Union but that the demand has been rapidly
the increase ever since their introduction We sole
agents for the New England States and New York and all
orders from the Trade should be addressed to
HARRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists New York City.
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duty they owe to the public for their generous patronage
bestowed npOn this Save To make Il accessible TO rich
and poor that all afflicted may avail themselves of lis
healing qualities. "
"MY MOTHERS SALYE" is a perfect Chemical Com,
pound, prepared from Roots, Herbs and Gums gathered
from the forest and possesses Healing Soothing and
Pain-Reevng virtues, before combined by Saiye
or Ointment.
my MOTHERS SALVE" is safe and efTectual and
AL those troubled with Rheumatism, Sat Rheuin Err
sipeids, G0W Piles and such like diseases will find IN
Its great relief and In most cases permanent cure
my MOTHERS SALVE," In a Burn and lScaids
takes out the fire, soothcs the irritating pain and heals
the wound more speedily and efectualy than any other
preparation.
my MOTHERS SALvE" Is worthy of confidence
and thousands having used II and recommended 10 their
friends Is test Of It's worth, Directions for using AY
MOIHERS sALVE' are simple. Every mother and
nurse knows how to spread plaster and dress a sore and
all who use the Salye will apply In proportions renew
ed at times and AS good Judgment may direct. For
rheumatism aud other palms. rub the parts smary with
the Saye In eases of Coughs lighncss of Lungs Sore
Throat, and such like ails, rub IN Of Rheumatism
In any case Of pain good result follows the use of this
Salye. Prepared by A. NJ. BECK BURRiLL 4 HUNT
ING Sole PropretOrs No fremont street two doors
south of Court street, Boston.
Sold by q. H. SPUIut POI Main street and by SAWYER
q Goss, West BOylstOn. d3taw,Iwly Ms
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DRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
L and first quality HAIR MATTRESSES, for sale
cheap for cash, BY Il. g. PARTRIDGE & CO.,
o 100 Main street. opposite the Post Office.
RUTTER-l03 Tubs Choice Vermont
~ Dairy, just received and for sale by
WM. o. SWEET & CO.,
M DIT 1856 Main street
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DR MATTISON'S REMEDIAL IN
- STlTUTE-For the treatment of Chronic Diseases
generally; also, Private Diseases and Diseases of Women
NO. % UNION STREET, Providence II. l.
Circulars giving full information sent by mail Also
dnnphet on Diseases of Women, with observations on
pryate and Chronic maladies generally, sent DR. H. NJ
MAIhlsoN, Remedial Institute Providence X. l.
~ RECOMMENDATIONS FOR patients from abroad irish
ing 10 remain m The cttyyOT short time under treatment
from the Providence Journal.l
Dr Mattson, whose card may be found in another col
unn comes among us bearing the highest testimonials
both rom his professional brethren and others lie is
thoroughly educated physician, of twelve years practice
my undoubtedly possesses superior SKIN In the treatment
OF that obstinate class Of diseases to which he has devoted
50 much time and attention.
We the undersigned being personally ncauniped with
Dr. II. n. MATTISON, believe him to be n tcmperae man
~ the most appropriate sense and that his moral charnc-
ter and professional skill are induubted
Lewis !. Miller, NJ. D., Rev. j. N. Murdoch d. d..
Usher Parsons NJ. d., Rev. John Hobart A NJ
David smith, NJ d. Rev. Moses Flned,
James H. Eldridge, NJ. d. Rev. Jonathan Irnvtou
l.. NJ. Wheeler, NJ. d. Rev. George A. Willard
Daniel Greene NJ. d., Rev. Nathaniel Tems
Henry Hubbard, NJ D., Rev. stephen A. Thomas
ALLEN Tillinghnst, Nj. d. Rev. George Burnham,
John McGregor, NJ. d., Rcv. James Macrcadlng,
A. Whitman, Al. D., Rev, Henry G., Brown
Asa W. Fuller, NJ. D., Rev. Geo, W. Woodlnr,
Wl deodly and others
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DR. t. II. THOMPSON would resnect-

Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor 345 Broadway, New York
6. X. SPUR, Wholesale and Retail Agent for WOr
cester. d&wtf uvT
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BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY
which for sale by druggists and merchants throughout
the country Orders from the Trade should be addressed
to uARRAL RISLEY u KITCHEN,
10 Nov York
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T H A L A T I o n.
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Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures almost too great to believe 1t as
If by magic even the first dose giving benefit and seldom
more than one bottle is required TO any kind Of
LIVER Complaint, from the worst Jaundicc Dys-
pepsa TO common Headache all Of which the result
of a Diseased Liver
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

DEATH OF A RUSSIAN LADY PROM CHAMBERS.
The awful death of Madame Palesikoff, one
of the most charming amongst all that bevy of
charming Russian ladies who sometimes glad
den the winters Of Paris, has created terrible
shock amongst the circles she so lately embel-
lished by her presence. The unhappy lady left
Paris but short time ago on a summer tour to
Germany. While stepping from the door of the
opera house at Berlin. to gain her carriage, she
let fall one Of her bracelets, close to the pave
ment STOPPING down to pick it up, she noticed
at the time, laughingiy, that Zone of the horses
belonging 10 a carriage standing at hand had
dropped his head so close to her face that he
had touched her, and left moist kiss upon her
cheek" In few days the unfortunate lady
was taken i'll with that most horrible disease,
glanders, and, in q few days more, breathed her
last, In spite of the attendance of the first ply
sicians of Berlin, and every resource to be OBJ
tanned by wealth or the ceaseless vigilance of
friends.-COurf Journal
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AND. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 80, 1868.

Tag CHINEszIS SCALIFoKNA.-TAeC California
papers find it hard to fight against destiny
They cannot stem the new tide of excitement,
and they have changed their tone in regard to
the eqclusiOn of Chinese emigrants, as the fol-
lowing paragraph goes to show:
"The Chinese are buying up abandoned
claims in California and it is surprising to note
in places where, few months ago, white men
were working. to see Celestials busily employ
ed. The discovery of gold on Frazer river will
have the effect of changing our policy towards
the Chinese. Instead of preventing their immi-
grafton here we will have to encourage it, The
Legislature, at its next session, will repeal the
act preventing their entrance here and it is
not at all impossible 'eOOlie" bill will pass
We cannot do without labor. What has left
must be supplied"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

CATTLE SHIPxENTs.-Twenty-n y-nins car loads
of Ohio cattle and ? car loads of Kentucky
cattle were shipped last night and this morn
ing, making 81 car loads. The cattle ship
menis over the Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
einnati Road for this week were 80 car loads,
or 1885 head Of cattle, making 81 car loads
or 765 head of Ohio cattle, and the rest from
Kentucky, all for the New York market.
The C. c. & c. Road are doing heavy freight
business at this season of the year. A train Of
So heavy loaded freight cars left here for Cleve-
land this morning They have their daily freight
trains each way, two in the morning and one
night freight-C0lHmbu Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

Oregon papers to the 24th of june contain
the Important news that there is general
gathering of the Indian tribes, with the eviden.
intention of proceeding to hostilities.
Mr. Z. C. Fitzhugh, the Indian Agent, WI
iSug from Sehome, under date Of June 4, IN
f,r'Is Governor McMullen that the Northern
sayares are coming into our waters in large
numbers, armed and equipped for murder and
plunder. They spare neither wbaes nor In
dams. but kill and rob Unfortunately all they
meet A party Of men from Seattle, on their
wSy to Frazer's River, were clmped on an
island near this bay, some three nights since
Six Of the party have been murdered, and the
canoe and provisions belonging to the whole
party stolen. Some three or four Of them have
managed to escape to this place in starving
condition, having been concealed in the woods
some three days.
Joe Foster, one of our best citizens from
Seattle, is one of the killed.
Capt. Porter, Of the Faunileroy, has Just in
for med me that eleven laIge-sized canoes were
alongside Of his vessel, all men, armed and
painted for mischief. The FGunfleroy is lying
just eutsidS Of this Bay. The SEA Bird re-
ports - large canoes, well loaded with war
riors, entering Victoria harbor as they came out
and two hundred more on their way, aud ex-
peeted in this week This will make our wa
tiers alive with n.sse Northern devils All Of
the adjacent islands WIZ he overrun with them.
and indiscriminate murder ',1I be perDetrated
| on ali with whom they meet
Some Of my Indians who were Oh small
island near here, have been attaeked-guns, =
noes. and everything they had stolen, and
barely escaped with their lives. One clutch
man had been made prisoner OF killed. If We
haven't war-steamer here at once, many
valuable lives will be lost, as the savages viii
be here in great force in q few days.
The Olympia Pioneer aEd DenOerGt, in com
meuting upon the above, says; The powerful
hostile combination now existing on the easl
side of the mountains, with the success recent
Iy gained by the hostile Indians over the com
nand of Col Steptoe, renders It extremely diff
ficult to conjecture TO what extent dissatlsiac
ton may spread among tribes not 0rsT-ioyal Il
their friendship to our people Slight success
Is sufficient to elate the mind of an ildian, AM
dispose him to raPine and Plunder.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

OBJEcr OF CHALLENeING.-TheH Hon. James
Hughes, of Indiana, has made confession,
which is very bad for the reputation Of WASH
ington duelists- In excusing himself before
his constituents for having challenged Mr.. Har-
ris of Illinois, TO mortal combat, he said; Il
challenged Harris not because wanted to fght,
but to bring on an honorable settlementl"-
This is probably true, but 1t constitutes very
mean confession. To make parade of sum
,uoning a man TO deadly combat. when the only
object is to get out Of the difficulty without
sny combat, Is piece of cowardly duPlieity
which is only brought to a climax by confess
ing the dodge The country, however, Is in
debtcd to Hughes for an insight into the sys-
TEN Of sending challenges now prevalent al
Washington. and which has long been suspect.
ed of 4 sneaking tendency. Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

THE VALUE OF V1ccISATION.-TheC City Ply
sician Of Boston IN his last report says u have
only to report a single dsaih from sglaA POr dur
ing the year, and we have good reason TO hope
that for the future the disease will never again
prevail to any extent in our city, so long as vac
cination is attended to SO generally by the pro-
fession and the people themselves" In New
York during the same year (ls57) the deaths
from small Pox and varioloid numbered 43s. In
this city the comparison exhibits almost as
great disproPortiOn. These figures fully ex-
hibit the value Of vaccination, which should be
made cmpuIsory.-Bnfalo EIPress-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting few bushels of choice article 10 SOW
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them OF SURFING themselves toRNAP when
it would SEEN proper to 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 thtt some master work
man has had TO SEW upon, an dhas left upon II an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " 70 the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the LET
,ER RIP
AtJ Sfnneborn's, l56 Superior street, CleYe-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
descript N, may always be found in any quantiyl
and what douby adds 70 the wonder, is, the prices
are inyg iably FIFTEEN Per CENT less nan az
any 9th y clothing store IN the STATE.
Adm ssion free, and attendants TO show visison
throug the extensive e.tablshment-gTafis-
jung jdttriEtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

Y Mr. Lewis Britton. some time since, fell
from fOur-stOry brick building in Bufnlo, a
distance of A feet, striking on a stone side
walk. Both OF his legs and arms were broken;
both Of his ankles were sPTained, and two Of
his toes were dislocated. His under jaw was
broken in three places. His upper jaw was
separated through the nose from the upper part
of his face. All his teeth but two or three were
broken out, and his jaws were so mangled, that
twenty-one pieces Of bone were taken from his
face. In spite of all these injuries, however,
he has recovered and moves about nearly as well
as before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

GRKIr CELEBRATION AT MADEID.-Ihe Span
lands bsve Just completed a magnificent canal
for the supply of the capital city OF the country
with water By changing the bed OF the river
Lozoya, its waters are brought to Madrid by
canal Of nearly so English miles IN length
The work has occupied years, and cost about
six and a half millions of dollars 1t eneoun-
tered strong opposition and difficulties, which
once appeared insurmountable, but was over
come. The works were all directed BY Spanish
engineers, in whose honor grand banquet was
given.
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Zen lines Of this tAgaiel Type make square
5AdveTsemens Le5ded and placed in column Of Speci
Business Notices, double the ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be understood to apply
strictly Immediate Business Of the Aderser, and all
sfheI advertisements by the advertiser slll be
charged extra
and Religious Notices. 81 per cent. discount
Business Notices Editorial Column will be changed al
tEe rate OF IS -enfs n line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 10 be paid for IN Advance
Advertise meats IN the Weekly square less three
uauihs OF less, same sdaily-
Advertisements D1fiV and Weekly v u he charged 50
rer cent extra.
sIaTases ard Deaths not exceeding lines = cents.
E'li' o. fea'y Ao'si'i'sis pay 4 CoWf.Es co.
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IT NEVER COMES AGAIN.

There are gains for all our losses
There are balms for all our pains;
But when youth, the dream, deserts,
II takes something from our hearts,
And it never comes again.
We are stronger, we arc better,
Under manhOOd's sterner reign;
Still We feel that something sweet,
Followed you with flying feet,
And will never come again.
Something beautiful is vanished,
And We sigh for il in vain,
We behold it everywhere,
On the earth and in the air,
But il neye: comes again.
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AND ENAMELED CRATES
w L MARVIN. NO. s-PUBLIO
w SQUARE, (S0ufh sids) has just received fresh
o@ hs mandatory one Of the largest and best assoTt
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever BROUGHT to this market He alvFx keeps "a ,p ~
ost newest and most approved styles COOKING and
MaHgfaetATsd Expressly for this Marksf. and
Warranted TO giSe perfect satisfaetioa.
ne also constantly suDplisd with an assortment Of
wooden Ware and House Furnishine ArtcieS ami ~ IN
aAne 5Al m9nufsetures large stock OF I'm opV,r -
Snset I9n Ware, al OF which MUST AND Wff-I BF
SOLD AZ Wholesals or retail, for cash
At Prices TO Suit the Times
,SA Al Sinds Of JQBBING, ROOFING. EAvE TROUGH
On SHORT NOTICE. 9i' ~
lhe proof the pudding Is in the chewing Of the sns
- s@se eail 1sioss purchasing slsswheTs he old aud
s-Bgsks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes, $50
TO Slse each. - -
W L MARVIN
- l2-1&Nlg NO South aide Public Square
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Bankers.
d. HerdInan g CO.,

j. HerdEnan ~ Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Coin Fo. eiCn A. . Domestic Erchange, lnc9ifen,
Money and Land Warrants Collections n the Oniiea
states. Canada and Europe, promptly aftended 20
AGENTS fOrthe Liverpool and View forE screw Steansip
In bv hrh Passaeu can be secured either - oF fron1
Ieol Al the advertised IEfes- Passage can also be Sc
.ureiFom Liverpool TO New York, Quebee and New OT-
ems the regular lines Of sailing Packet ships Aisos
IRON Havre Hamburg and Bremen % New l IA BIalts
rrnise EoF amount yzne through 1tts Cetnenl
AZ F- and Great Britain ani Ireland For further par
rrnlrrssroiy ~ the Banking and Erc1anEe once q
@ff-' = HERDAIAN \ Co,
spl7-5tf II Wat-r street. Cleyelsna Ono
4 1 waITNGN- 5. n sIASDAET e W sT1sPAkr
WHITMAN, STANDARD q CO:-
w Bankers and Lealsrs IN Foreign and Donesu1 n
Change MOI lpe1r street We dras oIfeet on IN
son and furnish Drafts fr any amount gay :. s.
- --irisl i1 IN Fu=and ireland. Scstlaulf fE2nce
a. Ceruauv Coliectl0ns made On All s9Ats
thronghou ihsUait q S-ates .na I....a.. .-1...
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= For late City News, see third page.
For MarketRepoits and Marine News, see fourth
laua
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 80, Is5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

e Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descripiio
dono at the Printing establishments Of the Leadsr Omee
on the latest pr we'd and rapid steam presses in ne
best style, shor notice, and reasonable raies Par
cuar attention paid 10 blank work Every description
Of ndHs done. especially Blank Books Led gcrs Jour
as, sales Books, Receiving Books. SC. SC
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Drugs.

GOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
- Honey SOAP, .eaxur's Glycerine, Musk and Honey
Soap-wafranted genuine for sale By : = ,
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.DRUSHES-A fine assortment of
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