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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON. .

wAsHINoroN, Sept 2s
The Dispatches received by the Government,
narra,e with mnueness the recent events IN Chi.
ma. Flag officer Tatnsl says tho British ofIlo,r
10 charge Of the gun boats, having visited him,
said nothing about aid, but bis silent appeal was
powerful inGeod. During the few moments be was
on board the Powhattan he would look anxiously
at the Admiral and at the boats.
After ho left, continues officer Tatnall, held o
conversation with our Commissioner, Mr.. Ward,
and he agreed with me perfectly that under the
circumstances Of our position with the English and
the aid the Admiral bad rendered me the day be-
fore, l could do no less than tow tho boats to his
| reliot. made the offer, which WAS thankfully and
| promptly accepted. While the boats wero making
fast to the hawsers, veored astern l insisted on
Mr.. Ward and lis suite leaving the Taly-Wam
and going on boa one of tho junks, for reasons
which viii be obvious. lie at first reluctantly
yielded and left us, but soon returned Ia one Of
the English boats, declaring that as the Taly.Wsm
was his home, and going under Gre with bis ap-
| probation and consent be would remain in her.
reluctantly yielded TO bis gallant impulse
| Capt Iatnail towed the boats through the British
line to within snort distance Of the Admiral whose
nag was hyng, when casting them OIL be retired 10
the fearOf the liue aud anchored for the night lie
took up this position as il might enable him to aid
the wounded and render all the aid consistent with
/ neutrality.
Having been informed by British officer that
1
nall went in barge TO visit him, and when within
a few ei Of the Cormorant a round Of shot struck
the boat killing the coxswan. Mr.. Hart Of Brook
| Ign N. Y, and slightly ouudiug Sag Lieut. Wen
ohard. They reached the Cormorant before the
boat was entirely sunk. Capt Tatnall SAYS, the
| Chinese Commissioners bad previously notified Mr.
Ward OF their arraui ements and requested him to
accompany the British and French Ministers TO
Peiko; 10 this he consented thereby to o certain
| extent assuming platform with the latter The
sincerity Of the Commissioners was much doubted
at The time.
Advces from Arizona report The complete sLb'
| mission OF the Mohave mdians. They surrender
hve tracts ot land Tor the use of the governmt Mt
and promise never again TO m1est the whites
The new steamer COcoapa made trip from Font
Yuma to Fort Mohave. Beaes crossing, 225 miles
in five days, cutting her own wood on the way
This trip demontrates tho success of Lieut.. Ives
explanation made last year.
| The Overland Mail Cos station co miles above
Fort Yuma was robbed by the MeXicans and the
station keeper left for dead The Americans had
delerminad to drive Of all Mexlcans on ella river
A collision occurred in which six Mexicans werC
killed. No arrests were made. The population
at Gila and Colorado much alarmed.
The Apaches had been very bold in their depre
dalous and Cot Rec Of Fort Buchanan had ap
Piled for reiniOrcements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

Fam or THE LAKE ERIE HoRsE BREEDER's
ASSOCIATION The First Annual Fair under the
auspices Of this Association, win be held at Spring
Pond Trottng Park. next week, on Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday October 10Th, Goth and 2lst.
It is intended and confidently expected that this
will be the greatest horse Exhibition ever yet pro.
duced west Of Springfield. The location is an ad
mirable one in all respects, being easy Of access,
and furnished with all needfn accommodations
for all who attend. The liberal list of premiums
tamountiug to over $4,000 we are obliged TO dc.
fer publishing To-day. The summary of the rules
are as followH
All stock must be entered for premiums before
II O'Clock on the first day Of the Fair Horses
| competing Tor speed premiums are required 10 "a
| in harness three or more entries TO make field
| two to start double teams 10 be owned by one
| person. and the terms Cf entrance will be ten pei
cent. OF premiums and purses entered for The
premiums amount In the aggregate to 81 600, ani
competition Is open TO the world" Half fare
only win be charged all regular trains running
| into Cleveland The celebrated horses Flora TEN
| pie aud Princess are confidently expected 20 b,
| present and trot. An auctioneer will be present
on the last day Of the Fair to sell any stock tha
may le entered for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

" The Herald il much shocked because a m n.
ber ofthe Councilinduged in personalities Tuesday
evening toward an old respected citizen whose pol
itci differ from ours and holds out the idea that the
cold aud respected q citizen" never did such a
naughty thing To our certain knowledge that
"old and respected citizen" has been as guilty Of
using personalities in the Council, as the younger
member perhaps may have done he Herald is
always indignant at personalities when it has an
axe TO grind. and never otherwise. 1t has an cx-
traordinary dull axe just now TO grind,-so dull
that any one can see through its motive.
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A New Mode OF Applying the Screw PrOpel
lers 10 Steumers

A New Mode OF Applying the Screw Propel-
Iers TO Steamers.
We published few days since a short deschp-
ton of Capt Whitakers plan Tor increasing the
speed OF Steamers Since then we have had OCca-
sion to examine more closely into his invention,
and the result is that we are more convinced than
ever that the Captain has discovered the true prin-
ciplo of applying the Screw Propellers to Steam
ets.
Instead Of having one propeller at the stern en-
tirely submerged as is now done Capt Ws Plan
is 10 have two propeers, Que on each side OF the
boat, both ony partially submerged-say about
one half Of the length of the blades under water
thereby saving avast amount OF power which is
lost by having the fat side of the blades of Tia,
submerged propellers nearest the hub workiog
directly against the water, instead OF working oh
| lqeuly as the ends Of the blades do.
! With this mode OF applying the screw, driver
| by a light and rapid osclaug engine to each pro
peller fed by steam from Capt. WIS newly invent
ed tubular steam experimenting boiler, "a desciip
ton Of which we gave in last Fridays Leader,
at pressure of 100 b3 to the square inch it Il
claimed that boat can be propelled at least thrt.
miles an hour 10 addition to this railroad spec,
thus made the following advantages will be oh
tained, which, Independent Of the speed attained
would make any boat pay a handsome dividend
Owing TO using small but rapid engines pro
PEELED by small boilers with high pressure @
steam, one half of the room and weight Of the OF
dipary boiler, with lis vast reservoir OF water, an
its ponderous engines, is saved, thus giving spac
for more freight and passengers.
OnaccouBt Of having boiler so constructed as
prevent any heat from being wasted, and supe
heating its own steam two thirds Of the fuel wi
be saved.
Que half Of the eng ineer's force, such as flreme
and coal beavers, can be dispensed with
The gre eat cheapness which boat on this pla
can be built, and the room saved by havir
!. smaller gines and boilersw will enable boat 10
bailt for slO0,O OF the same capacity for doll
3 business as a boat that costs 100000 under Il
old system.
These advantages, in addition to the great spe'
that eau be attained, will make line Of boats p'
even in competition with Railroads, and in spi
Of bad management
We would advise all interested in such improy
ments to call at the Music Store Of Ossian
Dodge and examine the drawings Of CAPITA
whitaler'a Boiler, and the model of bis Propell'
- We understand that Mr. Rogers, Of the Cuyaho
Works, has spoken OF these inventions in the hig
est terms, and has given them his endorsement
being great improvements.
1t Is contemplated to form a company in this ei
TO build boat to be propelled on Captain Whit
vs. kers plan. Stock has already been subscribed
some extent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

THE CRooKED MADE sTnAIcHr.--A crooked limb
bentat the knee for years. by contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by Dr. Glbson'5 new
application Of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried Dr. Ghsons new treatment
for the cure of lingering disease il throws all
other treatment entirely into the shade See AS
advertisement headed "Despondeucy az lnSan'
10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The OniV harmless dHd fetld6te DQe kHOioH
The Original and hest Ia the wurld'
All others are limitations and should be avoided
Ou wish 10 escape ridicnle.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly To
beautiful and natural Black, without the least
injury % Hair or Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM. A. Bachelor since 1893 aud over sOOOO
applications have been made the Hair Of bis patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not To be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not 10 inre in the however long may he continued
and the IN effect Of had Dyes Tamedicd; the Hair inyigor
Hted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied ga private Toomsl AZ uhe WIZ
Faciur5 No. 2lj broadway, N Y. .
Sold ia all cities VI the United States, By Drug
gists aud Fancy Goods Donless.
~ The genuine has the and address upon stee
plate engraving on four sides of each HuH Of
WM A. BACHELOR,
janiT No. 233 broadway, N. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
u OF long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Menstruaons removing all distractions wheulh-
or from cold otherwise, headache pain in the side pal
phation of the heart whites all nervous affections hyster
iCs fatigue pain in the back and limbs SC, disturbed
shop which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the comm Of in the treatment OF
these lartes aud distractions which have consigned
sumany thousands Of the young the beautiful and the ne
owed 20 PREMATURE CRAVE. No iemte can ENJOY goou
heth unless she regular an whenever an obstruction
tales place the general health begins TO decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are The most olecual remedy ever known for all com
plans peculiar Fe1iqs To all asses they inyHl-
use, inducing, 0h csrdiafy periodical Tt1uldry Ihel
arekuowu 20 thousands who have used them NJ deTsnl
periods Throughout the country having the sanction OF the
mos eminent gigsictdHs IN Amerlcd ,
Ercit directions stating pheH and ehen they should not
be asd with each BoNthe Price one Dollar each Dor ron
tainirg 40 rils mn.
valuable pamphlet to be had flee, OF the Agents Pills
sent h mail promptly by enclosing price 10 tho General
Agen SOldb by druggists generally
X n. HU rCHINGS, General Agent
No lGj Chambers S. Nov York.
Sold IN Cleveland hy WIN, FISKE aud GAYLORD
HAMMOND. aprodSWomZh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

THE DINE MELoDIsT. Comprising the Music
aud Words Of the new aud most popular songs
aud Ballads. by Eminent Composers, Cleye-
land, lngham Bragg
The former Of these two books has long been
the standard song book for the School room and
is widely known, Il Is the most complete and best
arranged Of all the School Singing books, and
teachers all over the country have highly recon
mended IT, 1t Is desirable that it should be intro
duced into every school room Ia the State,
The second book is a collection in cheap forD q
the words and music OF large number Of ba' lad
and songs, which must prove immensely ae' ,epta
ble It a capital collection and wo lear0 that
! is selling with great rapidly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishments Of the Leadr Oce
the latest impr we'd aud most rapid presses in the
best Style shor notice. and reasonable rates Par.
tcular attention paid to blank work. Every description
ofBndius done especially blank Books Ledgers, Journ
as Sales Hooks, Receiving Books, sc. &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

f-V- For a well becomug ana beautiful Hat or
Can we recommend r. RuGini's excellent assort'
menls of Fail styles, at l75 Superior street. He
as IN practice, Furrer, is now engaged in manulac-
turing Gipes, MuGs Far Gloves, etc etc, for th'
EaI and Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

Coon ADvIcE.-Be saving Of your money and
make it go a great way. by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at l. Benedict &
Sous, 2Ol Superior st., who have received n very
large and choice assortment of goods, in their line,
of the latest STYLES
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LAKE. ennnR RAtLRoAp.

HoT WEATHER AND WATgR.-During the In
tenaely 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 10 keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards aud side
walks. We would advise those to call on b. +.
Bowers, (successor to j b. Barnes, Pumbor) At
water Building, who has a large stock OF Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c,, aud engage him to
| put up a ccJhug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
| time, and we will warrant that they can Keel
| cool.
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M H SOLOMONsON.

Practical AND SoIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
cops the LARGEST Of tho most approved kindso
PECTACLES. Alibis glassos, whether for near or'Pt
ightsd ground uude his inspection by machine
ysf anew constructions with the greatest care, so asto
sutthe eyes in all cases, curng Weakness, DztHsss or
inflammation OF TIE Eyes aud npartug strength ios long
reading or 6ne sewing.
~ N. II. Solomonson would here intoTp the paDhe
thaths asyor employs any in the sale ofhisenses
C,- Also splendid assortment uf SPY q Gl.ASSES. III
CROSeOPEs, COMpASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
C9-Omce3s supsrorstrset under tho American Hoi"l
iuug9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

BRANDRETn's Pulls HAvD no AcuoN HAVE
ON IMPURITIES Young people cannot but mddle-nged
and old people can appreciate the medicine which being
used in sicues only upon the Of the disease
Around every organ effected, there the medicine pene
trates removing impurities preventing all settling of the
humors into ulcers, swellngs tumors. nlica Alice
tons in Epilepsy in Pleury, Sore Throats and afec
of the Respiratory organs generolly, in Lyspepse
hdse wonderful Pills give immediate rel eff and peTseve-
verenco will Maladies which have been
bey 0nd human skill have been cured by their
use And is this wonderful Behold the reason -
BRANpRETHs PILLS purify the blood they hayen power
except impure humors and these being removed the
disease removed Mill deriving health from The
of this innocent medicine, which weakens, but
always strengthen; rs by taking out Of the b dy these
matters, whit hsld, AS weTei the life pincl'e u
custody; and secondly, by mparng life giving property
the blood.
Sold No. 29l Canal ST. Brandreths building; and by
A s. GaidnsT No, 221 Superior street, CleVennd and b
J, D, Wheodon, Hudson and all resi- ectShlo dealers
medicines dAN
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WESTMINSTER CHURoH The unsod pews in
this church will be rented for the ensuing year
cd Thursday evening next at : l-2 O'clock, For
this purpose the church will be opeu aud lighted
at that hour.
by order Of the Board of Trustees. sepes.255
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

IMPORTANT TO sHwPERs- 5. Express Co.'S
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, is
bringing freight from New York and Boston to
Cleveland at the lowest Raroad rates, viz; New
York-0O, 81, AZ, 80; Boston--0s, 73, AZ, 81.
sep23Iw b, II. BARNEY, Ar't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

" Z Stair 4 Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions Tor Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat 10
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted.
dy-u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

INDLING.-Henry Hartman was yesterday
arrested for collecting 81, pretended freight bill
from lady of the city, under pretense that her
husband had sent for it, He will be examined this
morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

" Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hommo
pathy SimpliGed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

ADMITTED TO PRAoTcE.-II d. Paul, Esq
was yesterday admitted to practice in the several
Courts of record of tho State of Ohio. We con
gratulate both Paul and the Bar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

HoLLowAY's ONTNENT-CANCER AND ScRo-
FULA the results either Of inherited disease irregular
mode Of he vanish under the penetrating aud oxpcling
nduenca of this fJs 10 these dire nleoions the uumey
causc and the knife may be obva,ed by the
appcat OF this powerful salye
Sold at the manuiactory No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 25c CSC. and 81 per pot
hoy sep27: l5b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-29

LARcENy.- Thos Martndalewas yesterday ar.
rested for stealing pair of boots from the wagon
of the American Express Co., as it stood in the
street. They were valued at s4
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SILVER SoAPi-SILvER SoAPll--For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mautles, &c.--Anotbcr lot just received by
FoGG, ENswGRTH & Co.
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Ssl3n The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, SchuckCrs' aud Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weldell aud Angler Hotels and
at Quinan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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SrALDINGs PAgPARED GLUE - USEFUL IN
EVERY HousE'-Another supply just received by
FOGG, ENswoRTH d Co.
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~ For the best qualities Of Segars Tobacco
and SnufI, 60 to C. Dictz, M Superior st.
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CHURCnILL'S HYPOPHOSPRITES.
T,,e C,cnt vital negencrntor'
FRBRIS SEilR AK!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL OY,la Il letters ,ss sl,s
~ the TCoLE DE PHI Atll ALI N slE ViFNNA'
''Ii ~ Nt'i - I itolaxaton, SpeTmatouhGa and
No. l.-lnsuluHhl8, and is a touo.
N'' petely crudicutes all traces of those diseases
NotH been hitherto tcaird by the nauseous and efnt
Jous usu of cupayia anu cuhChs.
No 3-Ins eutiroly supplantod tho injurious g mo
uury thereby nsuring Tho sudArrr speedy relief dspe
tug All the impurities mud ruotuR out the venom OF hseN
TRlESEAlAR, Nos. l. 2and 3, Mo prepared tnthe To- u;
the wusoOat packet SuLD IN rtN CASES, aud divided
mo sEPAHArk DosEa, as administered by Nupean, tAla
man, kOuN, Rcotd &c 40 PRICE, S5turh on iuuf cAses
lur ~, which savos S3i a III s2i enses whereby
there Is saving OF 50 10 hn had, wholesale and tenli,
Of pr. NARROW, lai Blaecker 81, New York. lmmedi
ately rurcving remittance, Dr. Harrow Will iorWafd
tho q RlES M 60 auy part Of the world, securely
psckod and nlrusod according 10 tho instructions Of tho
Foi saleby GAYLORD n HAMMOND,
anil WILLIAM FISKE.
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~ For City News, see nrst page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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Books & staliOmtrr.
j. B. COBB a. CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS,
No. 1855 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS At WH0bESALBll
"A t
!. n. conn a CO.'s.

NHE FOLLOWING SCHOOL,
hooks ate kept 10 lsrge supply aud are sold BY rs
Neg, 1ork pfic,s TIE i9i9wng lig ,mbpoes only
the variety which We keep
McGuhey's Readers O!d Seiios,
MeGuney's Readers New Series,
Billiards Readers.
Lovolls Readers,
1owne's Reade q,
Wobbs Readers
snrgeanis Readers.
Web,ter's Elementary Sp5llini Book
McGoAey's Spelling Book,
RAYS SERIES OF ARlTHETICs.
sToDDARDS sERIEs oF ARlTIIMETGCs
Rays Higher arithmetic,
Thompsons Authmetos,
Mitchells Series Of Biographies
Cornls Series of BIOGRAPHIES.
Mortenhs Series OF ueographies
Cotton Frches Series OF Biographies.
warens Common School @ Biography,
warren's Physcla G5ography,
Whites Local Gcogrnphy,
Ptunoos Primary GummaT
Pmnoos AnaT ic Grnmmar,
Green's Grimmars
Browns Grsmmar,
Brow. 5 Grammar Of Gpmmors,
Cnrks English Grammar.
Wells Grammar,
Weis's Grummu,
Bullion's Giummar,
Fuwler's Grammar,
MIrtHELL'S OUTLINE MAPS,
PELTONS OUTLINE MAPS,
Camps Geography
Ray's Algebras.
Robinsou's Algebra,
Davies Algebra,
Bour ons Algebra.
LOOMS Algebra,
legendrt's Geometry
OendoiTs German Grammar,
Adlet's German Reader.
Adlot's German DiHionary, limo.
Alters German Dictionary, W.
Woodbury. Gernan Grammar,
Ouendorhs French Grammar,
FWQutle's French Grummar,
Spiers Surrrnne's Freuch DiclOnaues,
Coilott's French Reader,
Anlhons Classical Series,
Andrews Stoddarls Latin Gtbmmar, new ed,
Andrews Lstia Reader
Bdinun's Latin Series
AuthOa's Latin Dictionary
Andrews Latin Dictionary,
Arnod's Latin Prose-
Arnod's Latin Series Of Books
LidIle 4 Sco'ts Greek Lexicon,
Crosb, 5 Crock Gramm aud Lessons,
Billions Greek Series,
Wells Philosophy,
Onsled's Phisosophy
Quackenho' Philosophy tatw)
purkcrs Philosophy,
COmstock's Philosophy,
Purter's Chemistry,
Sillinans Chemistry,
stcckharlt's Chemistry,
Woils' Chemistry,
Cutters t'hy iooy e w5rks)
leokoT's Physiology tnow)
CIitteudeu's Bookkeeping
d .Ts bookkeeping
Fulton Easman's BOX keeping,
Jones BOok-keo log,
webstel's Primary D ,tionsiy,
Webster's Common School DictiOneTy
webster's High School Dictionary
Webstei's Countns-Houso Dictionary,
wEBSTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, new
edi'ion,
Speuoer's Writing Docks,
Iayson, punton x soruners Writing Books,
Markhams History Of England,
laid S School Histories
Lossing's U, S. History,
Quackonbos Course OF Composition,
QnaoL eubos lst Lesson ia Composition,
sargeants Standard Speaker.
Putnams Elocuiiin.
Huws' EluCutiUulsts (newl
The New York Speaker,
Kidd's ocution,
Parker Aids TO Composition,
SCHOOL STATION ERY.
Writing Books with comics aud withaut
Cumdostiun Books,
Sch i0l Registers,
Sketch Books.
Gillotps . Pors q doz. in box)
Gil,oti's School Pens, q doz. In box)
Gillotts l7OPens q doz. in a b1O
h0luf's Record
Blank for Spelling ErKorcisis
Black Board CrayOns.
School lukstands.
States.
penholders Pencils aud Rubber.
Portfolios
Maynard Noyes Ink, small bottles.
J,R. COBB x CO.,
booksellers aud Statlnsrs, Cleveland, o .
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lBA Go to the Melodeon tonight to see the
Campbells.
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-. nHuMAN FRA1LrY, or PnYs1oIoa1cAL I'd

ES1" HUMAN FRAILTy, or PHYSIOLOGICAL Re
sFARoaEs" should be read by everybody. 1t treats
tennctrd Diseases and tho results Of carly malpractice
the causes that frequently lead unhappy mlr0ges Their
relief end prt yenton with o1pous tsructons to the
sure method of dspelug the msgiUngs that frequ DB
take hold of those about 10 enter into the marriage state
The work is beautifully illustrated with colnred engravngs,
and is faught with wholesome dgice and e1l orations
Sold by Or. BARROW, I57 Prince street, New York-
Price 25 cents. Sent iree.
SoIdby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, aud wAI. FIsKE,
Druggists. Cleveland. tep5