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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-14

., a call has hern published for Slate
i"inp"ranr" Cnnv"ntiop, 80 be held at lo.
d'anap"Ii%' on the 18TH Of January.
During the present ycar Gov. willard. of
imhmna, pndoh"d ftty ccnvicls, and abpot
The same number la, ycor.
,ihgy have noi To arrpsiing loys IN Phil.
ad''rn% Tor c''' er.I"nngors. Right, all such
assrhbnscs ute nujsauc,s.
By law passed hy ~ list Iowa Lec's.
azure u is madr nulawfnI lnt auy pe.son,
'l'cf me Il OF JInudy, t, xiii or srl OF
'oyr III MS possession any der. c1s. Wiid
"fE"y rtaifio chicken, phrssaHt or quail.
70 1000 marketol wtta ,aSon in cne
,ous on PreVHEetcwD. Mass, las, weck.and
u 'h!!e pishy 1000 were tskto. -"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-14

Arrest Of Lottery agents. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest Of
various parties connected with Swans $
Southern Lotteries, New York and also
against the propretors Of some half u
dozen Sunday and weekly newspapers
OF that city. Several arrests were made
on Saturday, 5nt the principals, Ben
jamin Wood and George II. Eddy, are
not to DC found. A rcqnisition is {,
be sent TO Augusta, Ga, for the arres
OF Swan, the principal manager.
a--. -----s-----s 4, .-.-.------
The vintage Of 1858, in Franco, !.
one OF the best ever known.
The man who was filed with emotion
hadn't room for dinner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

dHU bUyu Was tItCItu. TIUchard mad deCTned the
nomination, but got 30 votes.
SECOND ASSISTANT.
james Logan. ............. ........ 1873
Smlh Neville. lle............ ............li5
- Clahc ..,.... ,..,.....,.,..,. W
Thomas Wi lows s.....,............. 30
and Logan was elected. There was no serious
disturbance at the polls, but few little fremens
skrmishes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
NOYA hCnTlA LINE.
SAoKyILLE, N. b., June G

t9A1hNlLlsEi ~ d. uAllo W.
The diapidatyd condition of the Nova Scotia
Telegraph Lue renders IL quite impossible TO trans
act jlny business over il IN q satisfactory manner.
Nearly every report Of European news from Cape
Race is delay ed east Of this point from TO four
on live days.
The Guy Of Washingtons news was obtained at
Cape Race BY the news boat Of the Associated Press
last Thursday.
Late on Saturday afternoon the Nova Eco
tia line gave us about quarter part OF the re-
port for the Press, then the wires ceased TO
work.
This afternoon the line was repaired and the
reports again resumed, but before a word of
news reached this point, the wires near Pcton
again gave out the third time, aud nothing
could be received tonight. This is the more
provoking, as the last part Of the report is
known 10 contain the one day later news tele-
graphed by the agents OF the Associated Press
at Paris, Loadon and Liverpool TO Cork.
IL is understood that the Newfoundland Co.,
have authorized Mr.. Cyrus W, Field to
send out an additional cable TO extend
from Cape Breton 10 Prince Edwards
Island thus avoiding Nova Scotia entirely and
placing the whole line from this place TO New
iuundand under the immediate control Of the
Newfoundland Co., aud putting an end 10 the an
nOyances OF the public who are compelled 10 do
business over the present shameluly mismanaged
Lines in Nova Scotia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK,

New YoRE, June 6.
Paul Morphv was beaten to-day at KNAPP
pers chess rooms in Broadway by Mr.. Thomp-
son Mr. Morphy as usual gave the odds of a
knight, and after contest of ? l-2 hous gave
up the game. His opponent having on the
knight which was allowed him for odds
A dispatch from Charleston announces the
suspension of Frazer Trenholm d Co., who
were largely engaged in the cotton and sugar
trade. The House has an agency here and an.
other in Liverpool.
In the Supreme Court to-day the Judge on
apple of Ashmead, granted writ Of Err
ror and stay of proceedings in the case of Ste
phens, the alleged wie.posonor, for the pur-
pose Of oarryins tho u,attar to the Gonrt Of An
peas for review.
In the same Court James Sheppard who was
| sentenced to death year ago for Arson in the
first degree aud appealed, was brought up on
a wit of habeas corpus, and the sentence OF
the court below affirmed, and the prisoner sen.
tcucod to be hung on the 27h inst The pris-
ouer then engaged new counsel, Mr.. Ashmead,
who intends to carry the case up to the Court
Of Appeals.
young lady, daughter of Mr.. Clark Smith,
of Canterbury, Orange CO., aged lS years was
terribly burned on Friday p. NJ She was pre-
pairing the fire for tea, when her clothes caught
FIRE, and before thu flames could be extinguish-
ed her whole person was literally blistered from
head to foot
1t is feared that her injuries will prove fatal.
Her father and mother were badly burned in
| their efforts TO rescue her.
A box containing the skeleton of human
body has been discovered by MT VIM, Ostran.
der of Wellwich, in that village lie was
| ploughing in a field near the church, when he
! plough passed over box, on opening which
the entire skeleton of a human body was found
This accidental discovery has created no litl,
excitement there, and the discovery is regarded
rs evidence of some dark deed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

S. w. ADAMS, Cor. sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
WESTERN NEWS.

Sr. LOUIS, June 6.
Overland mail arrived last night
Eight men prospecting for silver near Honey
Lake were killed by Indians.
The house of Colonel Stevenson, at Red
Bluff, was burned on the ltb, and his wife,
another woman, and FIVE children perished in
the flames
The Arzonian of the 18th, is filled with ac-
counts Of the proceedings Of a band of regua-
tors who had driven all Mexicans from Sonorta
Valley and committed several murders.
The Utah mail brings proclamation from
Gov. Cummings commanding Immediately to
Gisperse various parties OF MOrmons associated
together in military capacity ON mountains
surrounding Salt Lake Valley, The "Valley
Tan complains that the proclamation was not
put in hands of federal officers instead of ter
rtorial marshal, and asserts that treason is as
rife now as before the advent of the army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The adyices from Pernambuco represent that
there has been terrific storm on the coast of
Brazil The whole coast from Bahia southward
is covered with wrecks and the loss Of life was
terrific
A Brazilian frgate went down with over six
hundred on board, only forty of whom were
saved
The yellow fever is reported worse than ever
at Rio Peaple, and the inhabitants are dying by
thousands.
The devastation among the shipping was un-
paralleled
One English brig had lost five Captains
The sixth was sick and not expected to recover.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
PLAIN AND nRNAAIrNrAI- ppINrINc

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Priulingof every dcscrlne
lono at the Printing Establishment OF tho Leader once
impr yud aud raod presses in the
style, on Short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paid 10 blank work Every description
of Binding dnne especially Blank books Loigers Journ
ais Sales DO KS, Receivng Rooks, Sc Gc.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. The regular meeting
of the Board was held last evening, the member
present being the President, Rev. Mr Thomo, and
Messrs. Maynard Bralburn, Pratt Fogg, Reese
Hayes, Stanley, Vaughn Payne.
The minutes Of last meeting read and approved
On petition Of Mrs Sherman, that her two chill
dteu be permitted to attend the Rockwell street
school instead ofthe st. Clair street, the Secretary
was directed to write to the petitioner and inform
her that such step was contrary to the rules Of
the Board.
communication was received from Dr. Sterling
on the High School, was referred to the Commit
tee on the High School
Aiesouton b, Mr. Stanley that it was mex
pedieut to employ any teacher of Drawing, was
adopted
MrlFogg presented a petition from Miss Emily
Heimschmidt, asking to be permitted to leave
school each afternoon to take music lessons, which
was granted
Quite discussion sprung up as the question of
the examination of applicants for positions as
teachers
Mr.. Pratt offered a motion that Committee of
three be appointed to confer with the Superinten-
dent to his eligibility to that office, he having
lately removed outside the city limits Messrs
Bradburn, Stanley and Reese were appointed the
Committee We trust this matter can be settled
so that Mr.. Freese may retain his position, although
in the strict letter of the law, his present residence
shuts him out
On motion, tue Committee on Text Books were
allowed one week longer to make their report.
The motion was made aud carried that the
teachers be paid at the end of each term, except
that two payments be made in the Fall or long
term
A communication was received from Anson
Smythe, State School Commissioner in relation to
sundry bills and School fund for the use of the
Board and to school books lately furnished
Mr. Bradburn moved that a committee of three
be appointed to communicate with the Commits
siouer in regard to the purchase Of bools and ap-
paratus
Messrs Bradbun, Fogg and Rhodes, were ap-
pointed this committee the Chairman being added
on motion.
Adjourned for one week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

THE STEAMERs.-Ths Toledo Blade of Satur-
day evening, contains very lugubrious article
bewailing the fact that the "Western Metropolis
aud the getty Of Buffalo are to run from this
port, instead of from the Maumee Metropolis
We pity our noighbors, but probably the proprio-
tors of the line have carefully considered both the
profits Of the line that ran from Buffalo to Toledo
and the advantages which Cleveland possesses in
itself as the Western terminus Of the route
Don't be too envious, Toledo noighbors. You had
these same boats lying beside your docks for a
long time without turn of their wheels, and we
of Cleveland will make better use Of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

SslY@ We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il Rullini, us Superior St, has received a
splendid stock ofSummer goods, among which we
notice large variety of the newest and most fash
ionabe styles of straw goods for both meu aud
boys, and also a full assortment ofchdren's goods.
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Ruin assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
FROM NEW YORK..

NEW uhhi June "
The body Of the woman found at Fort Ham
iIton is suspected, from description, to be that
OF the wife of Henry Halsey, Of West Twelfth
street. She had been missing since Wednes-
day, on which day she was detected by her
husband in the act OF writing letter to GER
tain gentleman in Brooklyn. Her husband
was arrested to-day and taken down to Fort
Hamilton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE u HAIR DYE
Vim. 4. BaCheIOr's Hair Dye J
,e oDiy harmless and reliable Due knc

The only harmless and reliable Due knolon.
The Original and host in the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you aish 10 ESCAPE rilicule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury TO Hair OF Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899 and sOOoO
applications have been made the Har of his patrons s
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not DO distinguished from uaturo, is wARRANrED
to iuure in the usthowover long NAV be continued
and the III effects OF d Dyes remeded the Hair invigor
atCd for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold or annlied lin private roomsJ at the Wig
FtciCry, No. 233 Bruadwuy, N. Y.
Sold iu all cities and towns fthe United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods DoalesS
r The has the nome and address upon a steel
plate engraving four sides of each Box of
WAl. A, BACHELOR,
iaulI No 23J Broadw ~ N Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

A TERRIBLE BLow-Arkansas must be fear.
ful place to live in, il we may be allowed TO Judge
from the following delicate hint conveyed in card
written by John r. Cox, a lawyer out there, in re-.
ply to person who bad "slandered" him
will not handle the puppy as he deserves, but
will close by simply saying that he is LIAR, too
Low for PITY and too MEAN for CONTEMPT. If |
am troubled TO pay much more attention to him
| shall handle him without gloves. can whip him
before h eau scorch ku-dred feather He
had better keep his hy-trap closed in the future
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

NEw YoRE, June 9.
No clue has yet been obtained to the mys-
terry Of the box filled with dead bodies in the
Sound The bodies have evidently been dead
but a few days
Last evening the body Of a very richly dress.
ed woman foated ashore at 1T. Hamilton She
had a profusion Of jewery including three rings
on her wedding finger, one Of plain gold, the
others Of diamond and pearl. The body was
somewhat bruised and evidently had not been
in the water more than "a hours
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
uprrd&w6m2h
ID haa heen eurrentIY reported that in moat

of the Western c les the "Towu Be" tolls every day at
noon, for inhabitants 10 gulp own quluuu as pre-
ven i've OF Cusos caused hy malaria Of the climate Of
course taking quuiue is contagious habit aud every
settler supple with the poisonous drug aud instructed
urgs quanti les q he u,d escape the Fever
aan Agus Every hous' Inns It's medicine chest filed with
Bais dangerous suH, and regular tho hour comes
aryund uar do they gulpit down as though 1t
the richest dclcrcy Of the season. Dr.J H,steuer
Good Samaritan of Pittsburgh, knowing the dc adul ef
feet Of ouuint upon the human sysem when taken with
SO much iuJiscro ou has prepared romp1uud wIch
all cases IN who ithas been tried proved speedy
for Fover aud Ague and an other diseases caused by the
digestive organs.
For salo b druggists ana dealers generally everywhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
ARRIYAL OF rmRlINpIAN.
Qurnrc. June G.

The steamer Indian, from Liverpool, passed
Farther Point at five o'clock this morning, and
will be here about seven this evening.
Her dates are 70 later than those received
by the City of Washington, off Cape Race, and
the despatch made up for this point contains no
further details of news.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

military FUNERAL-The funeral Of Mr. C..
II. Miller, Of the Light Dragons, was yesterday
attended by that Company, who escorted the hearse
to the grave with arms reversed, and headed by
the Hecker Band playing dirges very large
number of carriages also accompanied She hearse
to the cemetery
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

SCHOONER WREcKED-rhe Schooner Huston
Captain Van Epps with lumber from Detroit to
Buffalo, while attempting TO enter Fairport harbor
on Saturday morning struck the sand-bar near
the West Pier aud went to pieces, rendering her a
complete loss. She was owned in Detroit So
says the Dealer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

Fare Reduced
VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRADl
New York, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Philadelphia, ....................... 600
Baltimore, Observation-Disclosures. q. 600
TIME QUICKER THAN ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets ON sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or { the Lake Shore
Depot, B. @ HarIs. AGENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
GUsTAvE sATTER.
" These Pianos are for sale by
OSSIAN e.. DODGE,
-rro., mn, ~, rD,,r1;1 str,,t CIcysl,pd
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
In. Chceeemnn.s Die.


he Combination of ingredients in these Pills Is the re-
suit Of long end extensive practice They mild in
their operation and ceftoin correcting a irregularities
Painful Meustruations all distractions, whoth
from cold otherwise headache pain IN the side pal
Eraon oftho heart Whites all nervous affections, hys-
cries, iague, pain the back and limos, SC disturbed
sep, which arise from nte ruHtion ofuature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of new in the treatment OF
these iegu ares and Instructions which have consigned
so many thousan otha yuuus tie beautiful and the be-
owed to PREM TURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
heath unless she is regular and whenever an obstruction
Eakes place the general health begin, 60 dccllne.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most erCtu1l remedy ever known ior All COM
plgats peculiar Females n Hu cn>Ses they nro inya-
uabs. INDUCING NTH cfrtd1t# pcrOIirdL regularity They
kn8 thousands, who have usUd th- u NJ different
periods, uuughOuI ho cnuutrt. wing the sanction Of
the m ts tmiHeHt plySici ms in ARieriCd.
ETphrit Stgtny Dte Oud whfH they should not
be used WIN oXtha Price One Dollar each boz con-
.faini1J 40 Plts ,
bg mail, pr1H1fi y UsnE To the General
Agent, sold by druggists generally
r. q UUrCHlNGS, General Agent,
NJ lGb CuuueIs St, New York
SOLD in Cleveland by WA. FlSKE ADD GAYLORD &
Il A Hurs IAfuyH yHfua, Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
City & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADVERTTsENII5NTs

lngham Bragg-Now Books
Erie St NJ L. Chureh-Struwberry Festival
ID Mouison-Losi.
W Schuckcrs-Daily Paiors.
1aylor, Griswold h Co.-Orsand.es
Parker Co Dissolution.
Israc A. Israo -Clobmg.
d. Bu'ts-Hjods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The twenty-eightb anna
versary of the Cleveland Or Rock River Association
will be held at the First Baptist Church in this
City on Tuesday aud Wednesday of the present
week. There will be preaching in the A. NJ. at
half past 10 o'clock and also in the evening at half
past seven O'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
ELECTED

The Pennsylvania Central Railroad has reduced
fare from Columbus to New York 10 10 dollars aud
TO Boston to twelve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" Strawberry Festival will be held in the
lecture room Of the St. Clair Street Methodist
Church this evening. good time may be ex-
pected, aud tue house will, doubtless be well fill.
ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

Tut CoURTs.-THE United STATES DISTRICT
COURT convened yesterday for the transaction Of
business Nothing ol mportance was done
En the CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, nothing spe.
cia WAS done, the old Court House being occupi,
ell by the Probate Court, and the saue cases being
on trial jHl day in the Civil Branch
Police CoURr.-Thore was nothing Of interest
here yesterday. One case of watch stealing was
continued aud one or two druuks disposed Of
Items are getting scarce upon johnson street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

BEAUTIFUL PIoTuREs.-Hawks Brother have
received the last London Illustrated News, with
two elegant colored plates Of the "Bouleyard de
sevastopoI, Paris" and "Children Nut gathering" "
These will look finely in frames
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

BAGGAGE AGENTS CoNyENrIoN--W We under
stand that Convention Of Baggage Agents will
meet this morning at 10 o'clock at the johnson
House. The call embraces Agents thoroughout
the West
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

At the city election here to-day the entire Re.
publican ticket headed by Mayor Prentice was sue
cesslully elected by li4 majority. The vote cast
,y,s very large.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

Il lDTaf
faculty no rt OF the world nd the hso"vcrr and
proprietor ioarlossi proc aims 10 10 BE-
UlIEQUALED
0td yFhfO
lilo chir3s Life tNn,, IA shou he 'ed ly an neTyi
worJ no prot,ce reaction no matter how sud-
lis also tirnd Tome and viii give relief in D,spop
sa ta % hls aes ",ns I Se fee m 6y6 ,S @a
hi'arsT h'use6od gid iuasu,uch 1t all roudgr tlcD,
youthful IN t.egg aud % irn5lh anu EHOig men @ & TO
,srRiarales but gtheus aud rs really IN ~ augblc
aondt OF saryy b, srlf-a buse msort ne or runay
sicMo NomHt9r whuLlhe yG,se sl ne No, impo,.g't gi
Ny human organ This supcrn lAhllhrah "l'lIomoNe uo
e. TsrbnEs ITte ,h arnt sb ouid he used Bog all per-
Sous SAI d or '' owns ~ .lrs IL Is oou-
6]oo ] ID roG harm es Of uowo lu sim Dies and contains
MOI ~ Nn or atom Yi mineral substance di.coy,r 10
HacRng frhiarant e roahzatou of acir ropes OF ma-
sTR5 rema rksbs md uunproaehaoe pcPua' on Is for
"a euy thalT pI9,nr y rs ,Gs. ' III NI TO- M css-
ca ca 10 im setl r 3 Sod 6y WI FiSKE i5yelaud
~ Hutchings' Life Exharaut Is a rcjuye
nator of uuHppuucua lie agi la'n,51ig SAgg l'a's FSl
al vuu> discusses mater A1w puu'.u & I'M lpu el "
nIna eeI & v5t lns'g Ma iy and pAysc, ability sod
BY Wm trske C'Uyruuh-
HUTolIrVas, LIFE Il xmLARANT - one dose
viii rm .ye the dsgreeu BE and d,reslns elects o
tee iHyi era 'h5 @ y'go So by wm Fse. ny..pad
HUTGHINGS' LIE LAh lLANANi A4''''' ~
weak mad ly co1sti itutuus should take ihe tulc ihiA
Iif Erhiiuuut viii nuke oq strong hGlh' Snu "ap
nv remove an Opstructuus al ifts tlaIt7 L". Ky
rUgr orgHus and restore thc hunl OF let'Nh 20 h'
sirk A and was cd CaTC-Hon ffe SOFA uy WIN i4sNvi
Clegclauh.
Eg Hutchngs' Lille TX Ehiiaraut is quick and
st,,t uror line gur- aud most ag ifayuttd case. ni
I,'s,., Kfd CumpuIuts uud all other d@ringumeul
M and bowels. aud viii Tevly" Ga" malauchuy
au3 Iiy LIQUID ~ IT, sOlh Wa. Eiskti lleyennd
TJ= The aged eau have health re leWed by
Itg.t Ia, h. uabt, which ls lntul lhle as feiu
T,nofu ss and wonderful poruaneuce 20" o At
be persons 10 has not ilsequtL SOFA by WIN FisN'' '
land
G-5J- The victim OF Liver Complaint will discover
a utcb,u4.i Life IKhila ant grtud pa tceh, untQ1' e
~ ma upruaueUt efoC u lhls dlaltr trhelhs cl %.
M Itsry.se readur- ihu MIND cam auu .' l1'l ~
plao,ts. g.d restores strength with magic qnoAu'a'
IS The nervous will lind Hutchings Lite
,,.i,.ra,r "a sure Tpmsdy for n heir fuusk nhu Pl
5bo from tue uiudia BUS use OF liquors nave neC, @
iger d aud their rt0us sF-lgnh 2llg' gtis.,i..I
u,ii uU,iiJ5ostr Ken Town Sn.dby WIN. Fshe, Cleytlenu
0z57- The weak will receive new strength ron
~ a u.a @ that eNcHlleIf, Hnlcflnss Llle ~
w.o' rs heanhI.It no on It's ourfutiuus A nhnupi
Iea, KS pn au lal-rruycn uu iheHEe ana Nuh y "A ~
aul 3.r6ii' re t-fy uud permanent enc TO- SOU "l ""
- Tine D1speptic can have all his woes ? an
- ,gi' bnt us, Hutchugs' Life EAhilsuul. W @ sal
sfng,ach ie. .he dge-I 90, distress, a esln5 ,e III
l1'i.o iIi1lsusss low spirits, will find maa.tl u ,h
above cnmp'und sou ny wan a,Tlllk wgmg'9
BY druggists genefalN'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

IzB'Hall's Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your viaIs
ro.fed with fresh medicine.
may27tfRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07
SEVERE FROST.


severe frost on Sunday morning extending
over the whole Of Ohio and the larger part Of In.
diana did great damage to the growing wheat,
corn and grape crops. Gardens universally iniur-
ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

Bsg- The schooBer b Parsons which colIided
with another vessel on Lake superio. some weeks
since, came into port yesterday for repairs. Her
head gear was much stove in and broken.