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Hon wRATHyR AND wATER. During The in
tensely 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
weteF 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 (suoeessor TO J. b. Barnes, Plumbsr) AT.
water Baiding who has a large stock Of Plumb.
Ing Materials. Eose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
put up ocShug Institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
ume, and We will warrant that they can keep
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

Orders hayebeen dispatched to the command.
ing officer Of Baton Rouge for coneentrstino
and holding the federal military Ia reserve 10 be
used II necessary as a posse comitatus for the
enforcement Of the laws Il is belived that the
nlhousters 90 arranged their plans as to avail
themselves OF the advantages afforded by the
reopening Of the Nicaragua Transit Route for
the accomplishment of their design The ed.
ministration is determined 20 compel respect te
the neutrality law The instruction 10 Mr.
Dimitry are particularly with reference 70 tbe
reoPoning Of the Transit and as both govern
monts have assented 70 the Lemar Jeladon
treated II is supposed Nicaralua will Offer no
obstacle 70 the passage Of the mails.
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FRoM ST. LnuIs.

ST LoUIs, Oct a
The overland mail, with dates to the 5th ult,
reached Jefferson City this afternoon.
Sufficient returns had been received TO insure
the election of the entire Lecompton Demo-
cratic ticket two Members of Congress, Su-
preme Judge, State Printer, and a very large
majority in both branches of the Legslature.-
The Peoples Reform ticket in San Francisco
has been elected by majority of from 1000 to
5000.
just previous to the departure of the steam
cr, Judge Ferry challenged Senator Broderick,
which the latter seems to have accepted, as
meeting between the parties on that morning
was prevented by the police
Business at San Francisco continued dull,
with light country demand Quotations nom
inalIy unchanged, but for the few goods selling,
buyers obtained better terms.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

Tie only harmless and reliable Due kHOioa
The Original aud best 10 the worldt
M others mere INIT atons and should be AVOIDED
sGu wish 70 escape idoule.
CRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO q
beautiful and natural Brown or Black without the least
hgury TO Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wHTded to WIN A. Bachelor 1899 and over 90 OOO
applications have been made the Hair Of Ais patrons
his famous Dyes
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces q color
not to be distinguished from nature, and wARRANTBD
not 70 iure In tho least however long may continued
and the M effect Of Bad Dyes rsmedied; the Hair invgor
ated for life hythis Splendid DYE
Made, sold applied Ia priyats fOomsl Al the Vic
FGOtOry, No. EBl broadway, N " =
Sold In ell cities and no United sat.s by Ds-
Hiuts and Fancy Goods Dealess. -
~ The genuine has he and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
ianlI No 233 Broadvsy NJ "
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


no combination Of ingredients in those Pills ia the
nit of long and extensive practice They mild IN
their operation aud efain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruatons removing all distractions wheuth
from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the side pal
pitaon Of the heart whites all affections hyster
s, fatigue, pain In the back and limbs Sc disturbed
sle6p which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of IN the treatment Of
these uties aud distractions which have consigned
thousands of She young the beautiful and tue be-
owed 10 PREMATURE GRAVE. No tom.e euIog good
health unless she regular, AMI whenever obslTucon
fakes place tha general health begins 10 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the eifecusl Iemelg ever known for all
plants peculiar Females To all classes they nyu
liable inducing. u certainty, periodical regularity Ther
known 10 thousands who have used thom ct differ nj
periods Eouehout tho country having the sanction tue
mos eininrlf QtgsicidnS IN AmeriCa.
Explicit directions stIng DteR and hen they should not
Dc used with each BoXthe Price One Dollar each bOr
tdiniay 40 Pills
valuable pamphlet 10 be had ftee of the Agents Pills
sent BY mall prOnpy by enclosing price the General
Agent Sold by druggists genemlly.
r. d. HUrCHINGs, General Agent,
No. l65 Chamhors 81, New York.
Sold in Cleveland by WIN. FIsKE aud GAYLORD &
HAMMOND qprsdS w6m2jl
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BRANDRETu's PILs HAvD no Ao1IoN HAVE

BRANDRETH's PILLS HAvD no ACTION HAVE
IMPURITIEs-Youus people cannot. but middle-ngsd
and old people appreciate the medicine which being
used in sokues only upon the Of the diseasO
Around every orgau effected there the medicne pene-
troles, removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers, swelngs tumors. In Heart Alice
lions in Epilepsy ia Pleury Sore ThTOats and aec
tons Of the Respiratory orgsns generolly in Dyspepso
thdse wonderful Pills give immediate rel eff and
versnce willbe to Maladies which have been
pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by their
use. And is this woadoifuli Behold the reason -
BBAHORRTHs Pills purify the blood they have power
except impure humors and these being removed tho
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
use of this innocent medicine, which never weakens but
always strengthen; hrsy by taking out Of the bdg these
matters, VIII held, as It WERE tue life piuci lie 10
custody and secondly by imparng life giving property
Sold at No 29i Canal ST.. Brandreths building; uuA by
Gardner, No 22O Superior street. Cloyeuud aud by
B, wheedon, Hudson and all respectable dealers IN
medcipgs dAW
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BOSTON, oct =.
The bark Hazard which arrived at this port
today, from the coast Of Africa reports having
been fred into on the Coast by the British war
steamer Plato. United States sloop Of war
Vincennes was at Loando on August l4th-all
we'll
The mails by the steamer Hungarian from
Liverpool on the 2lst via Quebec, reached here
this morning and will 60 forward to night
The fight between Tom Sayers and Bob Bret
tie lasted only IS minutes, the latter's arm was
injured
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FROM OTTAWA.
orTAwA, O. w. Oct

OTTAWA, q. W., Oct g.
Prof La Mountain and Mr.. Haddook came into
Ottawa to day, baying landed 100 miles north OF
Ottawa in the great Canadian wilderness. They
were brought out by Indian guides 10 bark cauoes
They Travelled in their balloon 300 miles, aud were
up in the air only from 4 TO hours. For over
four days they have been in the wilderness without
food, aud with no means OF striking fire. They
were rescued most providentially by a MIR. Came
ION. who was hunting timber with Indian guides
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FROM ST. Lnuis.

Sr. Louis, Sept. 20
Although the Fair has been prolonged two
days beyond the allotted time, the interest is
undated, upwards Of 20, ,0OJ persons being ON
the ground to day.
During the p. NJ a spirited contest for the
one thousand dollar prize for tle fastest trot ter,
occurred between Flora Temple, Princess, Ike
Cook, Green Mountain, and Hiram Woodruff,
which was won by Flora
Display of Female Equestrauism also occur
red in the p. NJ. Miss Ann Crouk, of Beloit,
VIE, carrying off the prize.
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From NEW YnRk.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 4.
The U. s. Brig Perry was at Monteveido on
the 10th ult. All well
1t has been decided by the Post Master Gen.
eral that all the foreign mails Tor Aspinwall,
Panama, Central America, &c, are to be sent
by the Vanderbilt and steamer Northern Light
t. leave on the 9th inst
The matter OF the California mail is still un-
settled.
Messrs Clark and Sons report the Cotton
market slow of sale with prices remaining as
before
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FROM AUGUSTA,

AUoUsTA Oct a.
The returns from the election held in this
ssate yesterday are TINS far very meagre and
unreliable.
Governor Brown is reelected by a helvy
majority.
la the 9TH and Sth Congressional Districts
the returns so far indicate the election of the
Democratic candidates
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CIso.NsAIl. II, MIlTOs COvsrY !

Before me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace ard
for said county per onay John Lee who being
y sworn deposed aud sa that he had been suffering with
Dinhga for the past Twenty-Five years and had consulted
and received prescriptions his from all the prnc-
pll physicians in Phadep pha and Cucnnas but all
effect he received relief AT last he ieduced to
Skeleton without the hope Of ever finding 70.
lie but, by the advice cf friend, induced to try
HOSrETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BTTTERs,
and to his utter surprise found relief from tho first tr-
al and ia less than two months found himself perfectly
cured Of his complaint and daily recovering hsstengh
of body and increasing in flesh; aud cheerfuy gives this
certificate in ths hope that others afflicted Ike him
self may be benefited JOHN LEE.
Sworn to and SUBSCRIBED before me- August 2lst 1885,
c +. HANSELATAN justice Of the Pence,
No "a Western street, Cincinnati, o.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM DETROIT.

DErRofr. Oct A.
The Fair Of the Michigan State Agricultural
Society opened 70 day, and continues four days.
The fret will be devoted to entries; the second
10 the examination Of horses aud tbe fourht 70
awards and exhibition Of premium articles
Gov. Banks, Of Mass will arrive this evening
and on Thursday deliver the anaual address be-
fore the Society.
Horace Greeley is also expected 10 be present
and deliver an address
Entries and attendance large.
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PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
seps the largest OF the approved kndso
PECIACLES. Alkis glasses, whether for OF iht
lighted, ground under hs inspection by machine
yef anew construction Wththe greatest care asto
tatthe eyes In al cases. curing Wsaknsss DizEassS
lRdaHnaonot ne Eyss, and impartng strength Ions
reading OF fhO sewing.
" n, ". SOlomousOn would hers inform the public
hNthe Aovor employs any one In the sale Of fhslsnss
81 Also, splendid assortment OF spy GLASSES MI
cSOscOPES, COMPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, ms perfect rs natural.
Es-Offce33 supsrorstrest ,undsrths American HstsL
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Last Nights Report.
PROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 4.
Collector Hatch refused clearance to the
steamer Philadelphia to-day for Aspinwall,
because it is alleged that she is engaged to take
Walker and two OF three hundred men from
Texas, Alabama and elsewhere, now encamped
below this city, and ready to start for Nicara-
qua. They are ostsnsby bound for the Chiri-
qui gold regions, and are intending to leave on
the 9th inst
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FROM NEW nRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct.
Walker and bis men got of last night and sail
cd from Bsrwoks Bay this morning in their own
steamer without a clearance.
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FROM LRAyRNwoRrn.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. 4.
An election was held in Kansas to-day, on the
question Of acceptance or rejection Of the Wyan-
dotte Constitution. The election passed of quiet
~ The adoption OF the Constitution is generally
conceded. Leavenworth City gives 23t majority
for the Constitution. Atchison City and Town.
ship give one majority. Other precincts to hear
from will increase the majority.
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JAMES KEEoAN, seo'y. 0,
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" Owing to the illness Of one Of our carriers,
we have been abliged to put new carrier on the
Superior, ontarior, Water aud River streets route,
consequently some of our subscribers may be
missed. Such will obljge us by leaving word at
the counting room, informing us of that fact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

CUYAHoSA COUNTY FAIR.-FIRsr DAY.-Tbis
Fair commenced yesterday upon the new grounds
OF the Society upon Knsman street corner Of
Hudson. The day was delightfully."- lair aud
promised well for the week. At an early hour tue
SecFetarys and Treasurer's offices were in active
operation receiving entries and selling tickets
Articles for exhibition came in rapidly from town
and country The various halls and exhibition
buildings were in state of busy preparation and
the Fair grounds presented lively scene, or
course, yesterday was but preliminary to the more
Interesting show of to-day and tomorrow. Among
the articles which were brought in and arranged
yesterday morning we noticed the following in the
several departments: .....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
cS Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert pien
done at tho Printing Establishment Of the Leader oace
the latest mpr we'd aud rapid steam presses in the
best style short notice and at reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid blank work Every description
ofBnding done, especially Blank Books dgers Journ
IS Sales Rocks. Receiving Books, &c. ko.
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WIGS! WIGSl WIGS /!

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpnss all.
They are elegant, light, uts and durable
Fitting to q oham-no turning up bshnd-no shrinking
the head; Indeed, this Is the enl Estub shmeut whsro
thsss things a.e properly understood and made.
23l Broadwoy, New York
ANIL W. FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
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dE CROOKED MADE sTRAIGHT.-A crooked limb
bentat the knee for years, by contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by DR.. Gibson's new
application Of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried Di. Gibsons new treatment
for the cure of lingering disease 1t throws oil
other treatment entirely into the shade See his
advertisement beaded "Despondency and Insani-
y"
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NEW ADvFRTIsE,IFNTs

Taylor oriswold Co.--Autumn Dress Goods
Rouse Jenpings Agents
N c. Hls-Refned Cider
Pelton Breed-For Duntik
Hawks Bro New Books, &C.
Pellon Breed-For Ogdensbureh.
Protection Hose Co Bus Notice
Pelton Breod-For Chicago
II. F. Brayton-wosteru Mass Insurance Co.
North American 1nsutancs Co,
--Lamar Insurance CO.
-PnonH Insurance Co., New York.
s. s. Barie-Coal oil.
Dr. Bannng-One Week ONLY.
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13- For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend L, Rnnini's excellent assort.
ments Of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street. He,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manufac-
turing Capcs Mufis, Fur Gloves, ETC., ETC., for tha
Fall aud Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

sgARoREs" should be read by everybody. 1t treats
sonhcted diseases and the results Of early NAL practice
the that frequently lead to unhappy mlrTage5 thei
relief end DItvenon with c5pous Instructions 70 the
method Of dspelling the Hsgiungs that requ ny
take hold Of those about 10 enter into the marriage state
The work is beautifully Illustrated with ooored ougraynss,
and is aught with wholesome advice and e1l oratious
Sold by Dr. BARROW, I5I Prince street, New York
Price 25 cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and wAI. .FISKE.
Duggsi7. Cleveland. fep3
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FROM NtAdISON.

MADIsoN, Ind, Oct. T.
Lanceskes, who killed Hollis last March in n
street ahray, was to-day sentenced to the Penien-
tiary for life.
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Stenmer Departures To-Day.
For DETROIT Steamb, at Ocean, Capt. r. o. EVANS al
8 o'clock NJ. ' ~
O'Clock p. NJ
Fos sANDUsKY 4 TotEDo-Sttamhoat Forester Cant.
]. p. WARD al uclOsk A NJ
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CnURCHlLL'S HYPOPHOSPBITlS.

{ CHURCHILL'S Hypophosphites of
~ Lima and soda, prerarsd 'bl j. Windns,tsr THIS
Ienedy i9r Consuupiou of ho Lungs other wasting
diseases ha attracted the at enton OF Of the Lead
ot our country aud received their sppruya
a. ueug 81 great Nalut; and Efficient ArrasnK
progress OF diseases hltheftu cun.tt cred IA al
The genuine preparation sold By
uug3i W, FIsHR
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- The first Annual Ball of Protection Hose
Company, No, 2, will be held at the Gray's Armory
on Monday evening, Oct, 18th, 1859 Tickets ST.
Entrance through the American. Leland's Band
Is eagaged i0r the occasion.
JAMES FARRESEY, Foreman.
JAMES KEEQAN. Seciv ocg.OEq
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reperred ~ the Union Telegraph,
9fftCE, WARfNg's BLOCE, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR SHEETS.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 4.
There are some hopes Of saving the U. S. steam
or Fulton.
The first case of yellow fever was reported here
to,day.
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SCHOOL SPEAKERS,

OF Prostration Of the System and
uPd decline are almost Invariably the results of early
NAL rbctices and unchecked vicious habis, trenhc
al'bontey gotten up, has stoy issued ON the pless
Illustrating this tendency, atd The woll pIcyfn-
iiou Of tho same. It is entitled HuMAN BRAlLTY,
or PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" II enttTs fully
no the causes, oneot and most caoous mode ofcurng
all d se0ses o decaie nature with copous instructions
foTthe perfect restoration Of those who proyeniodh h
impediments from entering the msrnge state Price
% Gems, Sent free OF postage sold by
In. BARROW,
lol Blocker Street, New York.
Dor sale ~
GAYIORD h HAMMOND,
wM FlSRE,
n..-rt...-ln... AannI. lnaNnlnnl-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homceo.
pathy Simpiided. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
onnnsile Medhnn
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- Stair d 20. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemcn's Hats, We should advise
those who wish beautiful aud becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair Il Co., and get fitted.
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Coon ADvIoE,-Be saving your money and
make it go great way. by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself and children, at L. Benedict &
Sons, 2Ol Superior st., who have received very
large aud choice assortment OF goods in their line
Of the latest styles
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

Bef5- The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, IT'S Ontario Street
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MtAirinte.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils.
DRUGS-A COMPLETE ASsORT.
- MENr ut very low prices 10 tto vhoitlnie tr,ds
aur,9 STRONG z ARaisrRoNo,
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IMPORTANT TO sHpPERa-U. S. Express Co.'S
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, is
bringing freight from New York and Boston to
Cleveland at the lowest Railroad rates, viz: New
York-oO, 81, 40, 80 BostOn--9S, 70, 47, 81.
sep231w Il. II. BARNEY, ARt.
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steamer Depar,ures To-Dnv.

~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page
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SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING, &c.
E0R ALL TONS0RIAL OPERA

HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEIEG,
And for luxurious SHAVING in coBl, pleasant an
ELEGANT ROOMS, sOto ...
EstablihhHsnt undsr the american. nla1il
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GEO. GREENFIELD,
vic MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER

INI osllta street,
Having always tho services Of the best wurkmen feels
mny fuvor him with tbefr ~ NJ 1890 m,ao w"
A large assortment Of ORNAMENTAL Ham always
HOT AND COLD BATHS at slhours. ,.pl
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The Great Vital RegeneraEOr,
TRHESHSNE AR!
Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
90 Hicks ST., near Engine House No. TO-
Cl0Velhndi tWest sido.l
HNHE RUSSIAN STREAM RATH IS


VNHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
\ universally known all over Europe, whero II is estBh.
hhed IN all the lergtr cities and in many the
smaller Towns, and A. Is su gereraY proved By all med
ra huthuueN, as moi only safe, quick, oi ieut aud
hiSly bio remedy against gro number OF the
ltoubetomn dsoss, hut also promoter ot health.
server ut siren H. md powerful streuEthehur Of
he nervous syst thni no particular recommendation VI
Is called for. As purifying and iurigOrnting agent for
tho sn this bnt Is lodged TO ho surpassed hy NO
other neats whatev But the singular combination Of
Et wuttr rction and rolse oXhibeI IN these es
tn shments nnects the whole body iu such pow srut
way as TO completely erldnao useases which obs inHtsy
rnsist other ntiedios Rheumatism, Suit Rheum Rius
Worm Kings Evil Fever Sores. Drpsy and all other dis
trsiug fOm suNp ed Tmoruid action of the sa
Diseases uf tie air-passngoF, CaarIh, Coughng snd
even Annc forms OF CunsumuOn n not adv need fuT
are r,muyod vithout diiitulty
Enforcement of the L aud Spleen, Dyspepay Piles
MetculAlsm, ScrIfuous Sw elug, iuTalytc HystencA
Affections, oOut, Au0 sometimes Epleptio bits Desfuess
and great number OF uthcr ailments successfully
treated OF Tho ufoufy oi steam NAhiug these a-
claimed for q, but what actually DO d1ne, what
every one niay experience ~ himself
JUST TRY "a
Cold and Warm Wafer bHlhs, we'll 4 hover nath
ouunsstei with this establishment aud used
sepuruieY.
TIoKkra.-A single Seam Bath q cents. per IS 90
A sold ur warm water Bath 10 CT; pf doz, 100
Hiurs Of admission for Ladies Tuesaays Thufsiays aud
SutdNB iu the forenoon; for G'ntlunien, uuTing the
ttfup0us ni the Uuys tt, m TO O'Clock aud sun
duyd from 10 ~ ocl0ck A n
HERMANN RAEhEL., Proprietor.
Cleveland Aug l6th. Is g. Aug3O2BI
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
wHDNEsDAY moRNrNe, ocr. 8, 1859.
TRAVELRRjs RFoIgTR1.

TRAVELRR's REGIsTRR.
DEPARTURES,
FolnTbus ............ g.5s AN n:g0A.M bsoP NJ
aandusky... ......... fWpM
L., Lake shore East ......lo.co - 5.2j e1oP N
Flttsnufth o.. ...s.... 1000 " 800
.. accommodation f.f5
Tsii psitr9i, Boat Boats .,...,,... s:OoP.M
huhalo X r. Line $50 p. NJ.
ARRIVALS.
golumbus Train ....... 1855 NJ $50 pm 7,s0P NJ
55vlsSo9o; p; .'''.- -.--.. .... 3 IS 3l0 $50 p. NJ
2eluusky y.- .......s..... A.2b
Lake shore East...... $40 - lif6A:M B.2s "
fitisbufeh ............ 1;20 lis O.is "
mshoni3g ,.,....-..... p;A5 " $50 NJ
Detroit boats. ......... 500 "
rP Citizens wishing conveyance to eitherof the abovs
Lfans or oss vii be called for by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address a the Omnibus of
See, 81 Superior street dooI nertto Wedden House