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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. Cheeseman's pills.


he combination of inrr di6ns in these Pills Is the
ut OF long and extensive practice They mild in
heiroueration, md oeain in correrting all irregularities
Painful Menstuaons removing all obsructons yvheath-
er from cold or Otherwise headc pain in the side PAL
ptaton Of tho heart whites all nervous affections hystsr-
les FATIGUE, pain ia tho back limbs Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption cf Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were tho commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
these irregu artes and distractions which have consigned
thousands Of the voung the beautiful and the bo-
loved 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No fomle can enjoy good
health unless she srgIar, an whenever an obstruction
fakes place the general health begins 10 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs
ore the mos Tee uol remei ever known for all com
plants neruior 70 Fmqls 10 all classes they ore lnva-
ube inducing o Certatuty periodical regularity Thev
are own TO thousands who have used them different
pend hro1ghou' fhC Couutrr having the of the
mos eminent qhgsiciaRS ia ABler3ca
Er tc DIRE mons 50 Ting 0Ia 1ui fIeV should not
tainiHI 40 Pills ~
A u7 ," o1n2'lo,, TO he had flee of the Agents Pills
sent BY m prom Av h7 enclosing price tho General
Agent, Sud by druggists nernllv
R. b. HUrCHING7, General Agent,
No lGj Chambers s. New York.
Sod " Cleveland by WM FlSKE and GAYLORD &
hAM hbND. npr3d&w6m2l
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nxoITEMENT IN nALTImonn.

II having been announced that subserip-
tions for City Railroad stock were TO be re-
ceved to-day large crowd gathered at the
office Of the Company at an early hour this
morning. During the forenoon there was
great rush for the subscription book, and at /
clock about half million dollars had been
subscribed. Subsequently, the crowd increas-
ed, and an intense excitement prevailed.
there being a struggle on the part Of some to
get at the book, unmindful Of the interests
of those who were ahead of them. A squab-
Bile ensued, during which the clerk took the
book and attempted TO pass il over to one
Of the grantees, but before it was put
safe in the latters hands il was seized by a
Mr.. Dougherty, Warden Of the Penitentiary,
who had subscribed for $4,000 worth Of stock
and carried of by him. The excitement was
increased 10 fever heat by this act, and a meet
ing was called 10 investigate the proceedings.
On the report, q Committee was appointed,
and the book recovered, Mr. Dougherty dis
claiming any other intention than the desire
to prevent destruction. Many Of the subsorip-
tions are very large, over half million. II is
supposed being interded for Philadelphia par
ties
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

From LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Iron City, Capt
j. d Turner, brought rs passengers to Detroit
and Clevelani some fish for Hanna, Garretson q
Co., and another lot for the Queen City, also the
following los Of copper to Hussey and Mcbride
Cliff l42 masses, 30 bbs-2sO, ,222 lbs, National ID
bbls and Al masses-3o,7s3 lbs, Adventure, 7
masses, 7s bbls-77,4 ,4O4 lbs Bohemian bbls l
mass ,27l lbs, Asteo, la bbls, masses-l2 $40
lbs. She met steamer Norh Star, bound up, 25th
inst, at Eagle River, and at Marquette the ensuing
day, barque American Republic, schooners Il. AL
len, Geo. Washington, Twin Sister, Echo, Brady,
Ketchnm and Star of the North. On Monday,
schooners Washington, Barque Naomi Cuba Cor.
respondent, Ironsides, Presto, Australia Hale En-
pire State, Canopus, st. James, Courtright, Queen
City, Shook, Scott
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HoLLowAY's P1Ls, for mothers, and al
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE
Wm, A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

UTTTT TETTIIVTI
Tho Orgual and bost in tho worldl
AT others mere limitations and should he avoided
son wish 10 escano rilrulo
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod 10 VIM A. Batohoor since 1879 and ovsr 5000
applications hgvs boen made to the Hair his patrons
his famous DYES
wM A. BATCHELoR'S EAIR DYE produces color
not to be DISTINGUISHED from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to inuro 10 the eashowever long tmav be continued
and the m effects Of Bid Dyes remeied; the Hair nygo
ated for life by this Splendid Dye
= ct0rF, No 2f} Broadway N Y
Sold u all cities and uvas pf tho Tnted States bv Druo
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
- The g"nun hiss tho u9me nd address upop steel
plate engraving ON four sidos of zach Rox of
iani7 No ga BT6o5yv,y' 1g5S ~ N v
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PROM NEW ORLEANs.

New ORLEANS, June 80.
The steamship Philadelphia from Havana
has arrived.
Her dates are the same as the steamer lisa.
bella ut Charleston
The British steamer Teviot had arrived
from st. Thomas
Gen. Santa Anna was not on board unless
he was concealed, and there was much disap-
polntment manifested in consequence.
Freights are slightly lower.
Sterling exchange quoted at 16016 per
cent premium. Exchange on New York 80
964 per cent premium.
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SHIP LOST.

New YORK, June 80.
The ship Fleetwood, of Boston, which sailed
from this port on the 9th of February for the
Society Islands, was lost off Cape Horn on
the 9th May, by running foul Of an iceberg.
The ship sank in few hours, compelling cap
taln and crew to take to the boats. The cap
tam had his wife and child on board The
mate, Mr.. Babson, and four seamen were
lalien IN with aud carried to Pernambuoo all
badly frost bitten The captain and sixteen
OF the crew took to another boat and it is
hoped were picked up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

~ We take pleasure in Informing the public
that b. Ru1ini, IT'S Superior ST. has received
splendid stock Of Summer goods. among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most faah
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys and also foil assortment of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rllan assures us that II will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in Tie
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage
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FROm WAsmINGTON.

The receipts into the treasury during the
week ending on Monday, amounted to $4, &c.,
600, Of which about million and quarter
were derived from the customs. The drafts
paid during the same time amounted to So
l75,O00, principally on account Of treasury
notes. There is a balance of So, ,866, 600 re-
naming in the treasury. From thirty to
thirty-fye passports continue 10 be issued
daily from the State Department about three
i0urlhs Of Them 70 naturalized elLizens.
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WASHINGTON, June ~.
Our Minister to Spain, Mr.. Dodge, has pub
lished card in which he says the prospect
of acquiring Cuba by purchase, under the
present circumstances, is inauspicious. He
has never even intimated that the PROPOSE
ton in any way involved the honor Of Spain.
or that the purchase might not at a future
period be effected. He believed the course
recommended by The President, will lead to
the consummation of that object by honorable
negotiations.
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DoGs.--A good dog, as an old lady once remark
ed to US, 'like edcation is very good thing, but
the opinion Of that ancient relative OF Hiawatha,
who was so fond Of "good cider" to the contrary
Notwithstanding, we are decidedly of the opinion,
that, with tle teeth of yeping cur in the calf Of
ones leg, and prospect of hydrophobia rising up
in perspective, man may be treated to "too much
of good thing" which would not be Just
enough"
The moral to the above reflection is that the time
when people should take care of their dogs and re.
member the dog-aw.
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ANOTmER RODY REOOVERnD.
CmoAoo june 30

The body Of another unknown man was
found this afternoon two or three feet below
the surface. This is the thirty-sixth. Il is
presumed that there are others buried In the
qucksand or carried down the stream. The
remains Of the unrecognized dead were buried
yesterday at NushaWaka. The funeral Was
attended By large number Of citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

ANOTHER RAIL ROAD AooIDENT.--Au acci-
dent occurred on the Pittsburgh Ft Wayne Chi.
cago Railroad on Tuesday, by which two men.
George B Moore, Supervisor, and section man,
name not known, lost their lives, The two men
killed were on a hand car, and were run over by
a wood train near Wallace's Bridge, four miles
west of New Brighton, where there Is short
curve. MIR. Moore was nephew of the General
Superintendent of the old
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

MEXICAN SUoAR.-Mr. Moreton, Cleveland
citizen who has just returned from visit to Mexi
co, showed us yesterday cake Of Mexican Sugar
put up in the style in which ltis there prepared for
the market It is in hard conlcaI cake, looking
very much like our maple sugar when run into
cakes. but of inferior flavor being manufactured
from cane. Each cake is wrapped up in corn.
husk' would weigh perhaps a pound aud halG
and sells three for Ia real (about 4cts per cake
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

EXCURSION ON THE FoURTH,-Tbe magnificent
Steamer, City Of Buffalo, will take an excursion
trip from the harbor on the Fourth for the benefit
OF the Cleveland Light Guards, which will be un,
questionably pleasant to all who have the good
luck to BE- "along." Those who have never been
on this floating Palace of our beautiful Lake, will
thus have favorable opportunity to become ac-
quainted with its splendid accommo datiOns, ond
those who have once taken a trip on her will mol
need to be urged to take another.
Leland's band will furnish the music which il
equivalent to saying that it will bo first rate; aut
no effort will be spared to make the trip pleasant
one.
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ST. JOINS, N. F., June 20.
The steamship Arago, which sailed from
New York 23d instant is ashore at Trespass
Bay. She leaks badly, and will probably
prove total loss. Her passengers, crew and
baggage were all landed in safety. A steam
tug has gone to her assistance
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gssJ- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or auy
delicate aud fragile mantle ornaments Of any tizo
or shape can bo had at Fogg, Ellsworth 90.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS :!

BATCHEI oR'S WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all
They are elosant light, easy and durable
Ft'ins to a cham-no turning up behind-uo shrinking
off tho head; indeed this the onl Establishment where
these things properly understood and made
23l Broadway New York
laul7 W, FISKE, Cleveland, Ohio Agent
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The Committee, in view OF the quality of its
work the simplicity Of its construction, durability
of material and lightness Of draught, are Of opin
ion that Howell's Improved Iron Mower is entitled
to the Societies First Premium; and that the Buff
falo Mower and Reaper is entitled to the Second
Premium PHILIP l.. GROSS,
ABNER LOVELAND, Com.
WIN. HOWk,
Howes Machine was the lighlest draft, consid
ering the width of the cut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

FIREWORKS. As it is well understood that
Young America can find no adequate expression Of
the patriotism which has accumulated in his veins
since last Independence day. without the aid Of
powder in its various foms Of explosive develop.
ment it may be well to mention that the ''requis.
ites in the shape Of all kinds Of fireworks little
and big, can be found at Mould q Numsen's, Cor.
ham & Aplins or Schrinks
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Last Night,s Report.
MONS. BLONDIN CROSSES NIAGARA
FALLS.
NIAGARA FALLs June 20

NIAGARA FALLS, june 30.
Mons. Blondin performed his hazardous
feat to-day Of walking across the river on a
tight rope in presence of from 5000 to 10000
spectators.
lie first crossed from the American side,
stopping midway TO refresh himself with a
drink Of water, which he drew up in a bottle
with a rope, from the steamer Maid Of The
Mist, which accompanied him, to be Of service
in case Of accident. He crossed in ia min
utes, and returned in u minutes.
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Bd5- Aruicated Oh for any inGamed sur face
Corns, Bunions, Burns, etc, at Halls Homeopa-
thie Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

"a The knight Tempars, who celebrated st.
Johns Day, with their masonic brethren in this
city, at ameeting of the Lake Erie Commandery,
held at Masonic Hall, Buffalo, passed resolutions,
expressing in very complimentary terms their
lively sense Of the reception rendered them by
the Cleveland brethren, and cordially inviting the
Oriental Commandery to give them an opportunity
! Of returning the compliment.
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ATTENTION, soldiers Of the war of 1872 Those
Of you who expect to be at Cleveland to celebrate
the 4th OF July next are requested to meet at the
Mayors Office, City Hail. as z l.2 A. NJ. on that
day as business of some Importance awaits you
action BY request.
B. ROUSE.
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ROUSE & JI1NNHNSs els,
REAL ESTATE
AND
SU r A N CE
AERNTa
No 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.

toblb
EOR SALE. BOLIVAR STREET
a Fronting Pfospec-A good house and large lot with
trait aud shrubherY $4,000
"A ACRESIn Euclid, Just on thr line from East Clove-
innd-lgg house aud inme barn, small amount OF tim
be rented 'or hye years TO pay cent proo-Sb0
KlNSMAN STA corner lot 75r2OO feet, wen located L
LAKE STA corner lot with stone dwelling, and barn.
$500.
CLINTON PARK-Vacant lot on North side. % loet
mont running {! Lake Erie. Also vacant lot south
side 29Xl32 font.
LAKE Esr-opposite The Marine Hospita-Vpeant lot 30
AN IMPROVED FARM IN WIsCONSIN-Near TO two
large towns and la tbicky tlod cuuntTye0 scr H.
ah9u one nan cleared Win good amo house rich soi
DoYEH-G acres on ihs Lake shore-suil snndy loom.
.ery ich, vol wate ed, 10 acres ro0d TIMBER good
nouhe Ahu pln qua orchard OF Bfated nu all 10 hfst
tKEsi'-beyond Clinton Park-yaoant lot 96Hl6O H.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
KfNSMAN ROADS miles from the Court House-sev-
onteon acres with large Gotta. house barn und VA
ney nui' good soil uud wol situated viii take iu
pur pay house and lot la hu ciy say 5000 and mosi
91000
FARM-Iu sheffield Lorao Co.. i?O acres on the Moth
Eruvolly loan VI ID some bolt land. laT1e two ory
ITm house aud largo burnHnd hnd--a yalulhle frn
81 per acre about Two thirds may be paid ia good west
FIVE ACREs-on tho Inko shore North Of Perry 81 ..
houndrd on ne Soph by no tiusbutgh r., ha alape
turing purposes Will tako one hall ufpay tu Wostom
laudE
LLiEoIs-32O aci as 10 the Eastern part ofhe state
Central u r tu nuo hCalthy Country, improved fnfnif
all aTonud settled mostly by flmfIa ihia fogiun
tuy and viii pay difference n cush
m1yN MOUSE JENNINGS
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LosT ON THE 22ND INST, GoLD Warren AND
CHAIN,-The subscriber lost said watch on bis
premises, No POI Ontario street II is a heavy
Gold Hunter watch with corresponding Fob chain
attached, white dial, and No. l4O2O twenty-five
dollars reward win be paid to the finder.
June 81: 237-lw. A. w. HURLauRT
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IMPORTANT TO oFARnRRs-HowELL'a MowrNo
hAoHINr TAEEs THIS FIRST pnRmiuM pub
nsh below the Report Of the Committee appoint
Cd 70 decide upon iho relative meriia Of the besl
Moving Machines nov IN use, iho Report being
based upon an actualtrial Of thsreverai machines
which took place a. Wellington on Tuesday, the
2ist ut. twill be seen that the Committee, after
carefully examining The practical operation Of the
several machines, list Of which is given be.
low unanimously awarded ihe First Premium
20 Howels Improved Iron Mower. This
aecisiop is on important one to the farming commu.
nity, nom the fact that the members Of the Com.
mittee are men Of practical experience, and sound
Judgment selected with especial reference to their
Qualifications for deciding the point In question.
The moving Uaobine has become a permanent
aud indispensabiy 'institutlon" with our farmers.
and it s therefore in the highest degree desirable
that they shOsld know what machine possesses in
the greaiestperIeciOn, the qualities Of good prac.
toal mower. Ofcourse those interested in the sale
Of each particular machine will represent It as be-.
ing the mower par excellence, and hence the far
mer, who of course cannot try e often finds IL
difficult to decide between the claims of rival i'm
plements. This being the case, the value Of a de-
cision Of dsintercsted persons, based upon actual
trial in tho Geld, is obvious
The Committee found that Howells Machine OK
hibiied the valuable qualities Of lightness Of con.
struction simplicity Of gearing, breadth Of swath
and did the work with great neatness and
thoroughness.
REPORT CT Committee ON TRIAL OF Mow1Ne
MACHINES, AT WELLINeroS, o., JNUE 2lst--A
trial Of Moving Machines took place at yelling
ton, Lorain Co ; on Tuesday the 2lst, under the
auspices Of the Union Agricultural Society. Ten
machines were entered as follows
Howell's Improved Iron Mower, Cleveland, o. /;
Aliens Mower New York Fishers Wrought Iron
Mower Alliance, o Little Giant, Liverpool, O. !.
Balls Ohio Mower, Canton, o.; A ultman & Miller's
Buckeye, Canton, o.. Kirbys American Harves-
ter, Buffalo Ketchums One Horse Mower, BuIa.
loj Parkhurst s Buffalo Mower and Reaper, Buiia'
TO- New York Tinkers Mower, KiDgsville, o.
The trial commenced at half past one O'Clock p
NJ in field of red clover owned by E. o. Foote
Esq., one mile north of the depot The day was
warm and pleasant, and hundreds Of spectators
were on the ground to witness the contest Each
Machine moved piece IN which there was about
haf.an acre-aNer which the dyuamometer was
attached f,r the purpose Of testing the draft and
resulted as follows
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sExToN's REpoRT-There have been SO inter.
ments in the several Cemeteries from June lst
up to 3Oth, inclusive, viz
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M7J. DICKERsON,
Late Of % finn Of Amhler 4 DickortonJ
DENTIST


DENTIST
Ogcs 2j3 supsuor sfrssi near Keadsips store.
DR. ID new dit Of rooms are now ready and he would
bs pleased 20 all of he od patrons aud Others who
maywsh the ervoes Of dentist liberated toeth trst
cd aurs nn1crlwn hod exposed nerves cqupod and
od aso tooh Inserted gold. silver oorao or vuicaniie
baso, platinum plate, with continuous gum, which Is
20 much D.sd cast myg
BRAFDRErH's Pills composed wholly Of Veg
etabo matter found by exDsrsnco to be harmless to
tho most tender tho weakest frame, under every
Fage Of human susrug the most pleasant and benign In
their operation ho ovor offered 10 the world and ol
ho same time tho most certain ia searching out the root Of
any complaint however deep aud Of performing cure
b. BRANDERTH, NJ d.
Sold at No 2et Canal e.. Brandrehs Building; an3 by
A. s. ca dnr No go Superior street, Clevoaud and by
j. g. Wheodon Hudson, and an respectable dealers in
medicines iun@d w.2sl
COMMON SENSE rules tho mass Of the people,
h,tevortbo msulmod and isnutbr1pc philosophers may
sny 10 the SHOW them good thing. let its mer
its be clearly demonstrated, and they viii not he state to
give It their most cordial patronage The have al
ready ratified he iudsm MT Of physician concerning the
virtues of HOSTEL ERs BlTTERs, as may be cen in
the Immense quantities Of this medicine that annually
sold in every ion cf the land 10 recognized
greatly superior 20 all other remedies vet derived dss
Of the digestive ogans suoh diarrhoea dyseniey,
dysepso, aud the various diseases that arise from de-
rnusomont Of those portions Of tho sys en- II sottors
ropdy becoming household word from Maine to
Texas fom tho shores Of the Atlantic the Pacific Try
the article aud he satisfied
Sold by all druggists in tno world
HoLLowAY's PnLs, for mothers, and all 9TH
er members the weaker SEX should be kept constantly
hand all Of riregullry and dsoeaniza-
ths fuuotons peculiar 10 them They harmless
but eff cvo and net Alternative onic and vxpollaut
Sod tho manuiactorv No. 50 Maiden Lane New York,
and hv all Drug lists, at 25c, Co., and 81 per box.
fHqOt1s.
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u For City News, see iirst page. r.IfraI
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page H.r nuH
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~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, schuokers and olmsted's news depots.
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~ A child was struck by the engine o the mail
train on the Lake Shore Railroad, Wednesday
morning, near Euclid and so badly injured as to
cause its death. No blame attaches to any one.
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BUSINESS NOTIOES=

CANADIAN SEED BUoKwHEAT.-Farmers and
dealers please take notice that Messrs. Brown g.
Andrews, Flour and Feed Store corner of Ontario
and Prospect Street, have on hand and in store
choice lot OF Canadian Seed Buckwheat, the best
in the city, which they are Offering TO farmers
aud traders at the very lowest market price. All
those wishing to purchase Seed will find tito their
advantage to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended to, and deliveries
made TO any part Of the city or railroad depots
free of charge
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR les -sohooleys pat.
emf iceberg Refrigeratora never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth a Co
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PLAIN I'D oRNAMENrAL PRINrINe

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain ami Ornamental Printing Of every descripiie
dono at thn Printing Establishment Of the Leader once
ontho latest mpr vod aud steam presses in tho
hostaye ON short notice. and al reasonable rates Par.
hcuar attention paid to blank work Every description
OF Binding ddpe' especially Blank BQo Ledgefs, Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, 80, &C.
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BROWN q ANDREWS,
Ie5dlW&W2t230. Box 1858. Cleveland, Ohio.

j. b. HALLS Elastic Homeopathic Arnica
Court Plaster OF every shade, fcom black TO del
icato white, at HalPs, opposite Weddell House.
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Steamer Departure,
sassr. ............

For BUFFALo- Steamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt, A. d b.
PERKINS at O'Clock t- D00T
FoR DErRoIT~Stearnboat Ocean, Capt EVANS. o p. NJ
For sANDUaKT AND ToLEDo-s,oamboat Forester Cant.
WARD.
tg7We are informed that the woman we men
tioned as being without home, and her five child
T, Ten were taken care Of Thursday night by Mr.
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HUTOHINGs' LIFE EXuILARANT
roUrn 10 Do AaEDI-srEENorn no rnn wEAEI
UvEQUALED

This rove preparation has with tha approval of tn,
tuc1y every part uf the world and the ssoverer and
propr etor fearlessly proc aimsit 10 be