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Athohi nosuAtts -fhtie was au ubuaualy
hne exhibition ~ me botcila on SUNDAY evening
ifom 10 10 O'Clock Zoe Northern Lights dut
sfuamod up with great hrlBianoy and with their
na'ufal pale color until nearly o'clock, when IN
The northern part Of The heavens a dtopfod glow
was Observable which ln a short time spread over
The entire sky, now haahIng brilliantly rom some
point aud now dinustd in q deep roacale blush
wherever Tie sky appeared between the clouds,
which wuo scattered from zenith 70 horizon r.
We have never seen anything like ~ grand dis
play Of tho bOrealis except once, on the 22d
Of February 10 Eve thlnk) 1851. when the sky be-
Ing clear the most vivid flashes Of red, bloc green
aud wbito light danced and waved over The whole
heavens for an hour, whed gorgeous crown was
formed directly 10 the zenith, in which al the
colors were mingled aud comingled, and from
which banners Of parti-colored hues rose and fell
like the waving and huttering Of curtains Of light,
tinted and fashioned by the great Artist Of Crea-
tion.
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Last Nights Report.
FnOM lwAsHINaTON.

WAsHGNdToE Aug 90.
AS several respectable journals have denied
the truth of the statement of the Washington
reporter of the Associated Press, that the Vim
eonnes and the Marion are included in the AT
rican squadron, as arranged by the Seoreta ry Of
the Navy, it may be proper to Say that flag on
Ger julian succeeds Capt, ConoyeT was lately
so informed by the Navy Department, where
the names of those two vessels appear in the
same list with the others which have recently
been designated for that service, The Vim
oennes has been out twenty one months, and
the American sixteen, not twenty three and
twenty one, as some Of the newspapers have
enormously stated
The Secretary of the Navy has. just issued
the following general order, namely:
Nc order will be given to the medical officers
of the Navy TO render professional aid TO any
person who is not attached to the naval service
or on board a ship of war, The Department
will confdo in their humanity to respond TO any
appeal for their assistance whenever the requl.
site aid cannot be obtained elsewhere An
exception may be made in favor Of vessels in
distress, when, il necessary TO secure the re-
quiste medical aid, the authority Of the com
mander may be Interposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-30

Hot WEATHER AND WATRR.-During the in.
tcnsely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
ful manner of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on B. P
Bowers, (successor to J, B. Barnes Plumber) At
water Building, who has large stock of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C. and engage him to
put up ccOtug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
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FIREMAN's STATE PARADE.--Rulos fos the
Tournament to be held at GAINESVILLE, o., Sept 81
1859, as adopted by the Executive Committee,
Juno %, 1859:
ENGINES.
The engines will be run in three classes, as
lows
First Class--Smiths, Jeifers, and Buttons en-
ginos, 10 inch cylinder and over; Zimmerman 3,
Jsfier's, Agnew's and Bako's engines inch and
over.
Second Class-Smiths, Jenfers and Buttons
engines, Q inch cylinder and over Hupneman's,
JefIor's, Agnew's and Blake's engines, inch and
over,
Third Class-smith's Jelfer's and Buttons eu>
giues, that rate as 20 man power, will be rated
as Third Glass, without respect to size Of cyl.
inders.
First Glass will play through 400 feet of hose
Second Glass through 200 feet, and Third Glass
| through 100 feet.
Fifteen minutes will be allowed for setting and
preparing engines and laying out the hose, and
three minutes for playing. The engines playing
! the greatest distance will receive the prizes.
| In of bursting hose or blowing OF coup.
ings, a second trial will be grantedj but in case
Of bursting hose or couplings on second trial, the
! engine will be ruled out
Engines breaking will not be allowed a second
trial
! NO re6tretiOn as 10 size OF uOLAlo OF uNWptf
of men, except that the men must all work on
the brakes. and not by ropes or puliesi or other
attachment.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
To run mile with their truck and raise 30
foot ladder, and have an axeman on top in the
shortest time. Every company to carry only the
ladder they raise. Number OF men not to exceed
40, exclusive Of officers, All the men must star
with the apparatus.
HOSE COMPANIES.
Apparatus to be run mile, lay 300 feet Of hose
detaeh butt and attach plug, put on pipe and &c
water through the bose 10 the shortest time
Every carriage to carry 400 feet Of hose. Numbe
Of men not to exceed 30, exclusive Of officers, al
Ct whom must start with the carriage.
Hook and Ladder and Ho2e Companies will b
allowed 8 minutes to got ready after being call
cd in Of accident a second trial will b
granted.
Each Company will be allowed one Judge IN
Judges in each class to appoint their Chairman
Tmekeeper &C.
The different GLASSES will have separate place
to contend for the prizes.
The officers Of the different Companies enter
ing for prizes, will draw for turns in the eontes
Z PRIZES.
-Four silver lrumpets, worth 500 oach TO
awarded 10 the winner in the respective classes
, engines, and the Hook Ladder Co. Ono pa
Of Buck Horns 10 the winner among the Hos
Companies, tho horns to be ornamented and wort
500.
No Company can compete for the prizes exeeJ
. members Of the State Association.
s, b. MoCLELLAAp, eso'y.
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ExoURsIoN.-On Thursday an excursion will
he had upon the Lake upon the fine steamer May
Queen. The proceeds are to be devoted to the
ofthe catholic Girls Orphan Asylum,
on Norman street, where there are now over one
hundred children. Capt VIGER has generously
contributed the of the boat free of all expense,
and it is hoped the trip will prove profitable. The
boat will leave the dock at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
return about 4P. M. A brass band will accom-
pany the boat
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HOLLOWAY s OINrMENT.-GOut, Lumbago,
and Rheumatism infniby removed by continuous
of this great detergent application Warm lamentations
should in all precedo its Ii relaxes the
strained muscles and tihres aud ncompe
ting
oliu utauumutury, nIuIuvH I4uuU' New
YOrk and ny all Druggists, at 25c SIC, aud 81 pot
auq9Olb5
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" Plain aud Ornamental Printing of every descripin
dono at the Printing Estabshmentof Of the Leader Office,
on the latest mpr we'd and straaid presses in the
style, short notice. and reasonable rates Par.
tcular attention paid to blank work Every description
otBuiing done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books Receiving Books SC. &C.
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t1V@ For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend f. RufIinis excellent assert
menis Of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in msnuiac-
turing Capes, MufIs Fur Gloves, etc, etc, for tbs
Fall and Winter trade
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 FHu LADIES or THE UNITED STATES;
II been my good fortune 20 restore To health many
housaRds OF nay couutry-women.
My has excited the malice Of the ehVous aud
alOUs but their prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd ostab ish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my uaJhay from the tur sufferers whom
have relieved. solong am held iE aiectiouato and
hank fu remembrance by those who have experienced
sku can Afford despise ho sioHs Of mischel-maksr'
Ny ineads nave repeatedly urged me Ia place my med
cine for producing menstruat,n within the reach Of the
Ladies' Of the United states; but indispostion
geld occupied by quacs with their pemcous nosrums
and fear that uupuncped countereters might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME" 10 tho United States.
Atlas yield to the en reaiies Of patients and ends
And offer to the suffering Frmnlos of Amenca O medicine
which mas rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard 10 the efficacy o. thg"AMlE DEFE MC,"i
seed only say thai 10 rs 30 lmd lorm aud s ofaoo such
a. have used my pnctre frun'e io many car, and
that IL has meyer failed % secure satisfactory result
Tho Amio dc Femme AND srualion stDad iu me 90
laton Of rpuse and effect fisake powerful to sinst'
aealthy menstrual dow where uuyrr has existed d ~
restore % where htou cause supprcssrd,
In ordrrtu guard afa. imposition Chr wrapper OF difHr
uoua on oarh bottle ot Tho " ME dc frmHr' wiz rsu m'
written signature and huh thr bottle ad enclosing boa
vi be scaled with my unvaJs sGa.
Price, $500 d package
Pans, January 1857
For sale, Wholosals aud Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No, ~ superior street Cleveland, who Will supply thi
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RAILROAD AocIDENTs.-We learn that on Sat-
urday last, Thomas Brown an engineer on the
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Road, was killed
by the engine being thrown from the track into O
creek. He was on the night freight train.
train boy on the Express train was killed on
the same day and his remains taken to Canton So
says the Plain Dealer
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snOOrlNG AFFRAY.

Wv |1FT'"NT''F 1H''E W
Doctors Foster and Chappin, physicians Of
the Charity Hospital, have entertained, for
some time past, an animosity towards each
other arising from professional jealousy. They
met on one of the public street yesterday and
al atcrcalion ensued, when DIR Foster drew a
revolver and fred at Dr. Chaplin. Two Of the
! als took effect in the body of the latter caus-
ing wounds of dangerous character
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV T VNNI N7V Vt
The city is crowded full of strangers, and
since the Crystal Palace year was neverso full
The hotels are full to overhowing, and the most
uncomfortable lodgings, which landlords can
offer, are at premium. Nine tenths of all the
strangers are from tho North aud south, show.
ing that trade from those sections will be larger
than has been expected.
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CR1oKET.-To morrow wednesday, the St.
Georges Cricket Club will try a return game with
the Detroit Club, upon University Heights At the
late match in Detroit, Cleveland was beaten. We
trust our boys will retrieve their fortune to NOR
row.
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CUYAHoGA FALLS UNIoN-The Falls Union
Fair will be held at the Falls on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, There is prospect of highly
successful affair. The last day especially will be
devoted to trying the speed of the horses on the
ground, when some fast time and some sport may
be expected
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IMP0RTANT TO FEMALEs.
DIR. Chensemnn,a pills

be combination of ingredients in these Pills is tho re-
ult Of loug aud extensive practice. They mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting all irregular tiles
Painful Transformations removing all distractions, weath-
from cold otherwise, headache pain in the side, pat
ptson of the heart whites all affections, hyster
les, fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of "A in the treatment Of
these Irregularities aud distractions which have consigned
many thousands of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed TO PREMATURE GRAVE No i0mue can enjoy good
health unless she IS regular, an whenever obstruction
fakes place tha general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most oleC'uul remed, known for all
plants pecu FendS To all classes they invHl
uable nducAJ Dh certainty. periodical regularity Thee
keOwu thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout tho country having the sanction of the
mos eminent physicians in America.
ErDc directions stating Dhen and OieH they should no.
be used with each BOx-tne Price One Dollar each bOr
taiHag 10 Pills.
valuable pamphlet to be had flee, Of the Agents Pills
sent By mail, promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent. Sold by druggists geneEly.
h. b. HUrCHINGS General Agent,
No. 1865 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by VIM, FISI[E and GAYLORD
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FROM HAVANA

New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.
The stoamshp Philadelphia, from Havalu,
has arrived Sugar were dull
Sterling exchange was quoted at l4tal5t
per cent. premium.
Exchange on New York and other eastern
cities 5laGt per cent premium.
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To THE ClTY CoUNCIL.-I wish to enquire
what has become of petition to grade and inn
prove Bank street signed by seveuseights of the
property holders on said street, and presented to
that Honorable body. PETITIONER.
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RECEIPTS OF GRAIN AT BELLEvUE,-From a
correspondent at Bellevue, we learn that the trade
in grain at that point is very large. He gives US
the following statement of the amounts received in
August which has been or will be forwarded to
Cleveland on the c. & T. Road:
Receipts of Wheat at Bellevue in the month Of
August, from teams, for transportation;
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PITTsBURoH, FoRT WAYNE a CmoAso.-Tho
special telegraph line, built by the Western Union
Co., for the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a Chicago r.
r. Company was finally completed en- Friday last,
and at 8 o'clock that evening was working sue
scsssfully throughout is entire length # i've hun
dred and sixty-sevon miles from Chicago to Pitts
burgh. This viii be great feature Of that great
Road.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company arc re-
building most Of their bridges tho line Of their
road between Altoona and Huntington. The new
structures are principally iron, and are Of the
most substantial aud durable kind. No railway
company in the Union, has exercised moro Gaze
and prudence in guarding against the possibility
Of accident than the Pennsylvania, and tn
result Of this prudence Is shown in the safety tha
has always attende cd the operations Of this road.
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QUERr.-Why are not those seats removed
from the Park in accordance with the resolution
passed to that effect at the last meeting of the
Counci2 They have been perverted from their
Legitimate use and as a general thing, none but
rowdies now occupy them,
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CoRREoTIoN'-In our report Of the Commence
ment Exercises at 0berlin, we designated the sec
ond degree which was conferred upon several per-
sons as that Of A. B. It should have been the
degree of A. NJ"
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NoTroE--The Republican voters ofthe Eleventh
Ward win meet at Paul schmdts, Chaths;' st.,
on Thursday evening, Sept lst at o'clock. i0r
the purpose Of selecting Delegates to attend the
Republican County Convention.
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REFafoEuAroRs At REoUogD PnfcEs.-Fopg
Ellsworth Go. have a few Of Schooicy's Iceberg
Retrigvaiors len, which they close on at cost 10
make room for new goods
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~ Stair a Co have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gontlemens Hats We should advise
those who wish beautiful aud becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted.
dv-tr
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Ss7y@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weldcll aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY monNiNU, AUO. %, 1853
NEW ADvERTisRmENTs

barrie Commercial Gaze,te
John II. lapp-Annonconort.
Hostettsr's Bitters-Spooial Notice.
Holioway's Ointment IS ,ecial Notice
Pelton \ Breed-For DunLirk
Elovon'h Ward Caucus Bus Notice.
ID X. Cartier Announcement
Bryant Stratton-- Mere niilo Colleges.
T. r. Glr1on- Note Book Fynud.
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1y~ The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Y.
NJ. c, A. will bs held at the rooms Tuesday even,
ing August 30, 1859.
aug3O 2t. JAS. I. STERLING, Soc'y.
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~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or nomoo
palhy slmpliaed No parent should bo without
thls invaluable publication. TO be had NJ Halls
opposite Woddel
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" For tho best qualities Of segap, Tobacco
and Snuff, 20 70 - @. Diolz M Superior At.
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stenmer Dennrtnrcs

y For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, se
fourth page
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THIS DAY.
FoR DErRotr-steamer May Queen, Cnp., E. R. v1oER
at o'clock P. NJ
FOR BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis Capt
PEAsE, at 0o'clock P NJ,
For ToLEDo-Stoamboat Arclic Capt Henry Fish, at
q o'clock A
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Do THE FLIES TROUBLE You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth 4 Co., and get one Of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps They are a very curious and ingeni'
Gus contrivance, wind up like a clock, and will
keep you house clear of flies By all means call
and examine the machine. You will also find there
wire cevers Of all sizes. from Is cts upwards.
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AIisLellnncons.
SpALnlNG,N PREPAREp GLuE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Rouse's Block, fronting tho Square.

PREPARED GLUE
SPALnINo's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDINO's PREPARED GLUE II
Saves the Pieces!
ECONOMYlI DISPATCH ~
II 4 stitch R time SaBeS aine." al
AS ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA oven ~ well regulated families, II Is yew desra0!o
have chBup convenient for repairing Fur
niture, Ctookery. Toys sc. StALDlNG'S PkEp RED
GLU meets ul such emeIgncies ard nn household can
off, bO without a. II is always ready nul up 90 Vie
sticking point There Is longer Ssity for mplg
chairs snnitTOd vtuBes, heudo,s dOg, aud broken era
dies Il lust the article for Ou0-sho aud other ofnh-
mental work p1pulr nh Hdi Of r0tuFment,
THIS admirable tpaTuliun used cold bong chemically
held ia snuUn aud possessing all the valuable qualities
tho best abinut-mabeTs Gil II mPy be used IN the
lace of common nHcilagH being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N IA Brush accompanies 6uch hn tie Price 20 cts
aug2l For sale by FOGG, ENSWORIH co.
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A CARn -...THN SuRRORIRER
NnVe YNWr MOmeY.

TETE-A-rEIES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
Il ANN LOUNGES RE upHOLSrEREn AND RE.
VANISHED altered over 10 the latest styles and pat-
icn Az Kinds Of Upholstery fone!,ed On the .hgrlosl
nutirs. I gm also Agent for the FpREfiUR RE YAhNlSH
FIN 1871 for the city Of Cleveland adapted 60 Pianos and
an kinds Of Fumi ureneyor cracks ~ scars, remove,
staiua from tho wood, aud leaves militant huiEh ant pol
ish, milking tho articles look ike nuwcan b. applied iu
um, without the uouhlo Of removal at vuty little
pcuf4
Danask and Muslin Curtains mndo and put up 10 order
Tho mnking and putting down Of Carpets viii aea he a
tended tu
MIR C being practical Upholsteror and having fillow
Cd thes0 different branches n the principal cities Of hi
Fast i1r yonJs hu m enhliod 10 give pgneot snn nn 81
charge Work done for about ono hall the price usually
| charged by r. Euiaf iumiiuTea ops
| ane6, rs Is. CHICHESTER
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Tickets on sale at the Union Office, D. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, By.
ron O. Harris, Agent. RS
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Sold in Cleveland by VIM, FISKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND. 1prsd&w6m2h
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Vim. 4. BaCheIOF'S Hair Dye

The OntV harmless and reliable DVe knOibn
The Original and best IN the wuTldl
All others limitations and should be avoided
sou wish 10 escape rdICule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair OF Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. BaiChoor since ls39 and 10000
his famous Dyes.
wM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
inure in the least however long he continued
and the in effect Of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair nvgor
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye,
Made, sold applied In private TOOmsl at the Wig
FaCtOry No. 23 Broadway, N. v.
Sold In all cities and Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
90 The genuine has tho nd address upon stee!
plate engraving four sides of each Box, Of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No 233 Broadway,
HNHE REST A ARTIFICTALHE IHO
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tesT- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting apply ~
Foun, ENeWonrn 90. Cor Superior aeneea as
" Dn, JAS M0OLiNroUEs rforoaAL byHor
calmi ihe mot hauaaaiut ourh relieves mo uppresasi
Lungs AID rdisisd Throat. ooseus Md hungs ave- b.
rainesa tlpeot ofniou the matter uhnh ulogn me Wui
ppo unt bronchial tuhes iesuaies tho eaoihd pulse,
vtea fou ana emnvea cvsfY nYnpom nf counsumptfu
Prize ttm toi bv VIZ. FisKE tloyelan'
1Hy- The New York ledger says Of Dr. No
CLiNroCK's pfARRuuA CORDIAL.
"Our confidence 10 tho omracY Of Df. Jamez McCiu
t1ote nHfrhn gnritu ia uuhuuudct. Everybody ahluiI
havoi is tho pfcaurption OF An eminent phYaciau'
Price Is cents. goldby Wh FishE'
uuri0 Cleveland.
EFr Dir. McOmNr0oKs Com AXE CoUon
MIXTURE This great remedy for all ordinary affections
OF tho lungs and throat has double popularity Emana
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty, II
apr we'd by the proofson while every member Of The
community who has tried H. proueunoes It infalble,
Price 70 cents. sold by WM FtsKE, Druggist,
auglO Cleve ard.
The Gem Of tho nursery.
Taste loss as the honoyed dsw,
paiuloss IN It's action too;
Harmless as the roses breath,
But 70 worms immediate death
BRYAN's NEHMUUaE Of course
Is the mlibets grand resource.
BRYAN's TAsTELEss VERMFUGE.
Price 25 cents Sold by VIM. FIsKE
augl0Rs Cleveland.
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OPPOsITION CONVENTION
SUNBuRY Pa, Aug %.
The opposition Convention of Northumberland
County met TO day aud passed resolutions recon-
mendlnq Gen Cameron for President aud David
TapQart Tor Governor, by unanimous vote, EN-
Governor Pollock and Andrew Deunis were ap-
pointed delegates 10 the Slate Convention
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The Restorative rs nut un Q botties ~ iree sizes VIZ =
i.aiee medium aud SMALL The small hold pint, and
rotas dol botei the MEDINA hold. al least
wunty IN rguluttlon thhn he small, fc us
for two dollars pur hnu, ia lh5e ipds quart, 40 er
cent mre ia proportion aud roilH fnf thrso dollars PEI
huttie -
O.I, WOO1ACo PIoereur., no l44 broaiway' n
York Hnd No ~ Market ttiebt ~ LOUIS Bio
Aud sold by h Druggists snt faunY Gno'lH lleaieiA