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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

GREAT LAND SALE Our community will not
fail to bear in mind the extensive end attractive
auction sale Of Real Estate, on Thursday, Sept l,
1850 as advertised by 8. s Stone, The and offer
ed for sale embraces two hundred and forty. five
Building lots which form the commanding aud
beautiful plateau in front Of Humms on s College,
on University Heights. Our citizens and those
who contemplate becoming such, in the present
instance, have opportunities Of purchase, not Of
zen presented and Of which we are sure they
will not neglect to avail themselves, These lands
must necessarily rapidly increase in value, and
under a moderate estimate, few hundred dollars
uow invested in the lots advertised must in the
course Of Eve or ten years be increased at least
threeiold. The improved facilities Of approach in
contempIaton-the prospective clearing Of the
uavigaton Of the river that winds IN the vicinity,
together with other advantages most obvious 10
any one who will visit the grounds, must render
the locality one Of the most eligible Ter purchase
in our city. So easily accessible from the very
heart Of Cleveland 70 business men these ots
must have peculiar inducement as places ofres-
denoe. They occupy an elevated and healthy
position. command delightful view 10 all direo-
tons. offer the extra attraction Of an excellent
neighborhood aud In foe, combine all the essen
tials Tor making an attractive home For oduca
tonal purposes they cannot be surpassed, lying as
they do, 10 Immediate proximity to one Of the best
seminares Of learning In the State. We are graf
iaed at the prospect Of these building lots being
brought into the market and we hope and expect
that the sale 70 which we have above referred wi
be fully attended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

The delay in the publication Of the following
dispatch is entirely owing to the spectators mis-
management of the Nova Scotia telegraph line
ST. JoHNs, N. F., AUG. 81.
The steamship City OF Was liugton, from Liver.
pool on the l7th aud Queenstown on the 18th inst,
passed Cape Race at half past two O'Clock yester.
day afternoon and being intercepted by the news
yacht of the Associated Press, her adyices, which
are iOur days later, were obtained
The steamship Jura, from New York, had not
arrived out up 10 the 18th inst ..H
The Zurich Conference had made no progress in
arranging definite terms Of peace, owing to some
mismunagement
The yacht only obtained the latest dispatch Of
he Sth teegraphed from Liverpool 20 Cork, and
not the weeks summary of news. The fell, wing
IS a statement Of the markets at London and Liv
erpOOl, as they stood on the moraing Of the 18th
The Liverpool breadsiufis and provisions markets
were both dull In the London money market
Consols were quoted at 95 as 4AJAts.4a
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M H AGLOMONSON.

PRAoTIcAL AND S0IESTIFIc OPTIcAE,
eeps the OF tha4aosi approved kndso
PEcTACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for near ortat
iFhed are ground his inspection by machine
Of aAeW consTuotou with the greatest care 80 asto
suit the eyes ia al cases curing WeakHss, DiIEiHs5s o.
aaomaitono Of he Eyes and lmparting strength or Ions
tsading oT ine sewing.
~ N II. solomoasOn would here inform the public
thaths employs any in the sale Of hslenhes
~ Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES Mi
CRosgOPEs, COMP ASSES, &C, kept ON hand,
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect aa natural.
rv-Omca1s SuperiorsIest ,underthe American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

PocKET PIcKINe-On Saturday evening as the
Firemen at the Depot were crowding around their
Buffalo friends to see them of on The Q o'clock
train, Mr. VIM. Kidd Foreman of Alert Hose
Company, had his pocket picked Of gold watch
worth $780, The thief was no green hand, as the
ring of the watch to which the swivel of the chain
was attached was cut of with nippers, leaving
the ring on the chain twas adroitly done. No
trace of the thief has been found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

The Spy ABROAD The New York Tribune, of
Wednesday says, in its items column:
little paper called The Spv at Cleveland. Ohio, is
edited by young lady whoin the personal column,
sped so closely into the affairs Of young gentle
man ofthat city, that he declared war, went to her
sanctum, demolished her fixtures and printing
press en- toto throwing the latter out Of the window
Rather late for a news item, Mr. Tribune. The
deed was done, and the Spy demolished good
six weeks ago at least. The 'young lady" editor
has dscouraging time as Publisher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

Hot wEATHER AND wATER.-Duriug 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
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards aud side
walks We would advise those to call on B. p.
Bowers, (successor to J. b. Barnes, Plumber,) AZ.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
putup a ccOdug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool .r
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HORTICULTURAL eocIETY.-A meeting Of the
members of the Cleveland horticultural Society
will be held in Joseph Perkins rooms AtWater's
Block, this afternoon, 29th inst, at o'clock, to
make arrangements for the September exhibition.
]. RiRKPATR1cK, Sec'y.
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FROM WASHINGTON. /.

WAHINeToN, Aug a.
New Orleans papers Of last Sunday have been
received bv mail
BY new regulation 10 go into effect on the lst
OF September, all free persons Of color arriving
there must immediafely be lodged In jail and re-
main until the departure Of the vessel on which
they arrive.
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Police CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENoE,-
Among the cases brought up before His Honor
the Judge on Saturday morning, was Patrick
Murphy for the theft of $50 from MessrS. Guyles,
Foot & Bash. Mr.. Davis, the cashier Of that
arm, went to the Commercial Bank to make q
deposit when Murphy, who was standing by, sez
Sd package which contained $50 and made of
With it before be was discovered. Officer MeKins
try was put on his track and speadily overhaulsd
him. The fellow was bound over to the Court OF
Common Pleas with bail at 5000. ...
Charles Gamble having nautical turn Of mind,
ondeavored to "boz the compass" or rather to
pocket it, aud so stole one which lay conway
nieut," for which be was fined $40 and costs, and
ordered to jail for is days on bread and water
william Ray, IAN assumed name) for keeping
q house Of l-fame was fined $40 and costs.
Ausel Sanders, St. Clair Wright Harriet Nc
Larmel and osthArhe Hartwsl Qhey chose ode
names) we're each fined $40 and casts for visiting
house Of ill-fame.
John COhlin was sentenced to be imprisoned
two days and was hued tho costs ior stealing
piece Of iron.
Several cases continued.
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ARRIVAL OF PIcEPocKETs-A number Of pick
pockets have arrived in town within few days
Five or six came in Saturday evening. They are
concentrating their forces for attendance upon the
various Fairs to be held and will doubtless drive
q hourishinR business
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NoTIoE.-The Republican voters Of the Eleventh
Ward will meet at Paul scbmdts, Chatham St,
on Thursday evening, Sept. lst, att O'Clock, for
the purpose of selecting Delegates to attend the
Republican County Convention.
Herald please copy
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A GcoD TnrNe.-A row Of posts has been
placed around the north side of the Square at the
edge Of the paving which will have good effect
in keeping teams, &C., from driving or standing
against the Park fence. @
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FROM VENEZUELA.

NEw YoRK, Aug ~.
An arrlvslat this port furnished later advices
from Venezuela.
The Liberals bad taken Laguyra without oppo-
siton on the oining Of the lst Of fAugust
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Steamer Departures
arvVUm

O'Clock P. NJ.
For BUFFALO-stoamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt. A. D.
PERKINS at soclock p NJ
Fos ToLEDo-StS amboat Forester, Capt. J. p WARD,
o'clock A. NJ
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pLA1N ANp onNAMrNrA1 pR1Nr1nn.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpiie
iouo at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader once
the latest mpr we'd aud rapid steam presses The
best STYLE short notice and reasonable rates Par.
cular attention paid 70 blank work livery descriptions
ofBnding done especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journ
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C &C.
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saturday afternoons Report.
iHgryAr OF rHE =, cIFY or wAsnlSe-


NRw YoRE, August a.
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived from
Aspiuwall, bringing q, 10000 In gold aud the
California nails Of the 5th iug. TtI
Her advices from California have been antioipa.
Ted HIa New Orleans
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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Wa. PHuaDELPHIA, Aug 2I. T
A private dispatch received in this city from New
York announces the failure OF several Of the "Beal
Broker" The failure of Walter Havlland is said
10 be the heaviest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

~ For we'll becoming aud beautiful Hat OF
Cap we recommend + RuaiuFs excellent assort
ments Of Fall Styles, at IT'S Superior street he,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manufao-
turing Capos, Mufs, Fur Gloves, etc, etc., for tbs
Fall and Winter trade.
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PROM BOSTON.

BosroN, Aug. ~.
EE-Pfesident Pierce and wife are among the pas
sengers BY the America.
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. p.
The store Of Benz Barton, in this city, was
robbd last night Of watches aud iewelry estima-
ted at 81 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

RsFafoRnGroas At REDuoED PHioEs.--Fogg
Ellsworth q Co. have few Of Sehooisys Iceberg
Retrig0ai0rs len, which they close on at cost 10
make room for new goods.
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1EE" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Omsted's news depots
At news depots az Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, us Ontario Street
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~ , Stair a Co. have received the Pan Fash
ionsfos Gentlemens Hats We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Has 70
call on the Messrs Stair Co., and get fitted.
dv.ff
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To LEATHER DEALERs.-Thirty dozen oak tan
ned slaughter Kips now finished together With
ten dozen per week we are now finishing, offet
for sale at the lowest rates or cash or short paper
P,F. MoGuiRR,
aup23.246 l26 Ontario Street.
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AMERICAN OYcLOPoEDIA-1he fifth volume Of
this invaluable work isnow ready for the tables
Of the scholar, the professional man, the bank
or, the merchant tho artzin or the farmer, and
none of those who desire to have at hand q never
failing source of information and general know.
ledge should live without being subscriber to
the entire series. The articles which GIL its pa,
ges are from the pens Of tho ablest and best
informed writer's of the age, and something may
here be found upon almost every conceivable sub
ject. 1t is emphaieally a household library,
containing an amount Of useful, instructive and
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or metaphysical, but an easy, natural flow Of
words and ideas carries the reader pleasantly
through each article. The work has an advantage
over the Encyclop Americana in being more
modern ard consequently IN ore reliable in treats
ing of the arts and sciences which constan tly
progressing The contributors to its pages have
whom are American citizens, but the list also in
oluding eminent authors Of Great Britain and,the
Continent. To sum up the whole, it is the most
readable, reliable and reasonable collection OF
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Messrs. Kelly, Cleveland 4 Co. are agents for
this State, and are NOW in this city for the pur-
pose Of thoroughly canvassiug it for subscribers,
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MnNnAY MonNINn. Ann. aa, iasa
NEW ApYRRTIsEmENrs.

Strong ArmItrong-Drugs. Psints, 6c.
Aaron Roberts, Fire E1iinguishct
o. Cutsr son--Auo'iou Sale.
william Treat-Anuouncsment
Df. A. Everett
Alfred Fisher
Bauie-Coal OIL, &C.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION meets tonight at the
usual time and place.
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TROTTINC.

ALBANY, Aug. 2T.
Flora Temple beat Princess at the Saratoga
course to-day in three straight heats. Time
230 l-2, 2.3S, 2.34
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~ For City News, see first page. n..r
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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~ For The best qualities Of segau Tobaeob
and snnn. 20 20 B g. DlelA. III snperlof.at
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FIRzMAN's STAND PIPE.--Mr Aaron Roberts,
Of Philadelphia, is now in the city with a model OF
an invention of his called a "Fireman's Stand
Pipe" which be desires to get into use, and which
10 designed to elevate the hose 10 the upper part
Of buildings in cases Of large fires. It consists Of
series Of tubes made Of brass which IT into each
other like the joints af a hand telescope these
joints being about six feet in length The lower
one is a foot or little more in diameter. This
stands on end upon platform, which is provided
with wheels to move it from place to place. Tbro'
all the tubes to the top is an aperture for the
passage of water. At the top Is a piue three feet
in length which revolves upon rest, andi directed
to any spot by guy chains, which may extend for
fifty feet and be guided by men at that distance
from the building. These slides or joints are raised
by means of crank to any desired height by cog
work. The supply hose is attached at the ground
from an engine or hydrant, and thus the water is
carried to the roof or windows of the burning
buildings The heinvention has been brought before
the City Council, and referred TO the Fire and
Water Committee to report upon. Mr.. Roberts
has testimon als Of It's efficiency from the Fire
Departments Of New York, Philadelphia, Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati, Columbus &C. all of which
speak in high praise Of the elevator.
The inventor and exhibitor is unfortunately g
colored man aud as such he cannot obtain patent
right to his invention and is Is hls wish to asso
ciste with himself some man who eau obtain q
light for It's manufacture The article seems to b,
one OF so much value as 10 come into general use
one important feature about it being that by
a simple eontIiysnce persons can be brought to th'
ground from biRh windows with perfect safety an,
ease This Of ilselfis Invaluable.
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A CARD.--The updorsigned, the Executive
Committee of the Board Of Managers Of the Bat
tie Of Lake Eric Monument Association, announce
to the public, that on the 10th Of September next,
the corner stone Of the monument TO bs erected
to commemorate the Battle Of Lake Erie, will be
laid under their direction, by the Masons Of the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of Ohio, assisted by
their brethren from ether States, on Gibraltar Is,
land, Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie.
All Who feel an interest in the objects Of the
Association are invited to attend The Committee
suggest to their fellow citizens, aud more partio
uar to those in the cities on the Lake shore to
take, prior to that day, such steps as they may
deem proper to organize their delegations for at
tendance, and to prepare their donations to the
fund Of the Association,
A. H. Moss, sandusky,
/ +. I. BARHEY,
i j. A. GASP,
JAMES V. CAHPBELL. Detroit.
/ SAH'L STARKwEATHER, Cleveland.
| NJ. r. WAIT, Toledo.
Capt srEPHEN oHAHPLrH, U. s. NJ Buffalo,
REseutiBs Com. Of As Board Of L. q. N. 4
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DO THE Flies Trouble You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth & Co., and get one of Gnbcrt's patent
Fly Traps. Thcy are a very curious and ingeni,
Gus coniriyanco, wind up like clock, and will
beep your house clear Of aies. By all means call
and examine the machine, You will also fnd there
wire covers Of all sizos, from rs cts. upwards.
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MONTREAL, Aug. 81. .
The North America sailed for Liverpool this
morning.
Nav YoRK, Aug, 81.
The City Of Baltimore sailed to day for Liver
nnoi
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AAIR DYE HAIR DYE ! HAIR DYE
Nm. 4. BathsI0r,s HaiF Dye !

The oaly harmless and reliable Due knOi1H
To Ougna and In the worldl
All others aIe mita ions aud should be avoided
yeu wish 10 escape Tldttu'e
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without the least
Injury 20 Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and over eoOO
applications have been made the HA Of his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
wM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
net to bo distinguished from uaturs and Is WARRANTED
inure in the easthowover long may DO continued
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes Temedisd the Hair invigor
atsd for life by this Splendid Dye.
MADE. sold Hppied In private Toomsl at the Wiz
EdctOry No. 231 Broadway, N. Y
Sold Ia all cities Of the United States BY Drug
Higts and Fancy Goods Dealess
" The eruuiu has the and address upon stee
plate engraving on fOlr sides of each Box Of
WM. A, BATChELOR,
ispi1 No 92 IlIQadNHy. N "
HVHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP To
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
SS1<1
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The Restorative iu bottles of lree qizes viz
ttge, medium aud small; tho small hold pint bna
ret M dol boitie Tho medium holds a. least
twruty cent l prnunTnn Than he small, ret lie
fur dollars per hutei be lHrge holds quart 40 e
ce re in proportion aud rotais io ihfee dollars pet
bottle -.
o. WOOD co ,Proptletor,, No lA Broadway,
York aud No. ia Market stieot 81 LOUIS Mo.
Aud sold by all Druggists uni Fancy 0opds pealeih
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OARD---THE SUBEORIBER
MnYe YOur MOmeY.

TETF-A.CETES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
Ann LOUNGES RE-uPHOLsrERED AND RE
VARNISHED altered over 10 ne latest styles uud pa
tsms, All helH Of Vphostoy Ielpl,cd 9l The shortest
nitios. am also AZ. ut for Tho fuRNttuRE YAlNlSH
FINISH the city pt q eV lund, uinpttd To Pianos md
40 knds Of FurniufeEneyeT cracks ~ scars removes
sniua fun the wool nnh leaves hilliun nHh and
ish making tho articles look Ike newcun am lel ih
ON, without The uouole Of removal, " very little eK
ndnac
Damnuk aud Muslia Cuaius male and put up 20 order
The asng aud putting diva OF Cqrpsis VIII also be ai-
tnnded 10.
Nr O. beng practical uplolsteIer, pnd having loy
thrso dinerun branches n te piucinal Tee oi me
EaEt g. years, he b. onab ed 20 gYu pec attc ion gi
no charge Work done for nbuu ht the price usually
charged bYr uulsF fuuiiuftt opt . -
e. ord 10 mY be len with q. q hlQNn' DeeofaAN'
ans5.Rs 10 CMCHEsrER
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LAKE SHORE RAiLRoAD.

Tickets on sale at the Union Office, D. Horton,
Agent and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, Bye
ron G. Harris, Agent RS
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ECoNoMYni DISPATCH II
BN"A stitch in time sapes nine" al
A ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA even IN well gulnteu families II iavery desirhle
to nave snue cheup cOnvueht way or repairing Fur
uture Ctockofy, Toys, &c StALDi Nos tfiP RED
GU meets IN such emergencies, ~ no household Gun
a be without Is II s always Teud AMI up 10 me
ticking pOint There no longer uecr esY for hmping
rh rs snnured vtueeE hendo,E dolls, and broken era
dies II Just theaTteo for ,ono-she d other orua-
mental w0rk-pOpuHT with iadi Of Tehuf meni, .
This udmiuble tpaf ion Is used cold, being chemically
he ID In solution, aud possessing all the valuable qualities
of The best cab -nRkers Co II mPy be nstd ia the
plaea OF common mnciaga iuB vnstly more adhesive
o. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N IA Brush accompanies each DO Tia Price 20 cts.
ang2l FOR sale by FOGG, ENSWOHlH h co,
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DIKE'S PEAK--A large assortn ent
l OfRIFLES REyOLYERS Tultahlg ief fihSI
Pchk. Lkowiro double and silele uatiei % sf n, a.
Siiof CAPS ~ vury low ~ cash y ltaiei p .1un
efafa MOI Il1s 6upeflof street, ioAi euet ~ ihAiA
| AP'fIi,as1f H. HArfERSLEN
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~ Fof Cos fstlurct an3 Funnr--hegit
fegg kartorm Co., 100 aad i0l sapfnor fifisi.
.g"DR. jas McCLisrocEs ProronhL bYnUr
oalms The most haraslius oush relieves the upprsssri
longs tad uutated throat loosana and bfinra b.
painiess sHpsoiutton the matter uhoh Gloss the wind
pips md bronchial uhsa regulates The excited pulss
Fitee roa emoven every symptom NJ oouhaumptfn
Price 81 90. fol bv W.. FieKE leyelarl
~ The New York Ledger says of Dr.. No
cLiNrOCK's DtAHRpEA COBDiALi
"Our couadeuos in The eihcsof Of d. lamos McCiq
loek'a ID lrhm tcrdiai q nnbunndeu ~ y. u
have it Is the rfesodptioa Of an eminent phiaoian
Price 20 cents. Sold By . NMsflskhs
ousio Cleyelsnd
~ DR. MoCuSrooGs CoLD AND Oouen
1tuue great remedy Tor oil ordinary sneotons
Of the lungs and throat hasa double popularity Emana
ting from leading uember of the medical faculty Il s
hppr we'd By The proessoni while every member of The
community who has tried Il, prenounoes II nfalble.
Pucs 2s csuts. sold By WM FtsKE, Drugsiss,
suglo cleye And.
The Gem Of the Nuraory.
Tasteless as the hcneyed daw,
patuless IN rs ctioa tuo;
Harmless as the toae's breath,
Hut to worms INN 4dtate death
BaTANa VEHMIfUaE Of course
Is the M ~ e''s grind resource.
BRVAN'a TAarELEsa VERMrueE.
Price Is cents. Sold BY VIM FIsKE,
auslORs Cleveland
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