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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24

HDr. Windship. the strongest man
in the world, recently delivered a lecture
in New York, on the Importance Of obe-
dience to the physical laws of nature, y
and to show to what degree Of strength
man may attain, lifted dead weight Of
sas pounds without straps or other a-
p aratus. He is about FIVE feet and sew
en- inches IN height. and weighs l4s pounds.
The weight lifted BY him with his hands
alone. is the largest on record. He is
but rs years of age. and expects when
he arrives at the age Of 80. to be able 10
Lift 1000 lbs. A5a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24

~Dr. Hardman WILDE IN this place
on the 7th Of July.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24

E The effects Of the frost were not
near SO serious as was at FIRST supposed,
and our farmers are beginning to look
cheerful and pleasant again.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24

Wool Trade -.t Nt. uEhf
Robbins & Hunt, we are requested to
say, arespaying cash for wool. They
have been paying from 25 to Al cents.
and. 1--we, believe, prices still range between
those figures. OF course, AZ cents has
only beensgiyen for extra fine wool--the
very best III, market .-g'1 ...l ,-.2at '-' 's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24
The Nssurslixa ton l. avs of the U.

Inc NatufeisxatiOhE Laws TOI the U. y.
, WAsniseroN, June l6.-The views Of
the Administration as to the rights of nat
,uralizedAeitizens who may remain in Eu-
rope, and showing how far they are enti-
tied to thesprotection Of this Government
were yesterday promulgated by Gen. Cass
IN letter from the State Department to
a. V. Hofsr, Of Cincinnatti. The Sec.
retary states that this Government will
not interfere In cases where individuals
voluntarily return 10 countries to which
they owed military service at the period
Of their departure for the United States.
This is the first instance in the history
of this country, we believe in which the
Government Of the United States has
made distinction between the rights Of
naturalisedE ci.izens and native borns. II
the native born citizen is entitled to the
protectionof our government, while So.
journing in foreign countries, we cannot
see why the anaturalzed citizen should
NOT be emitted to the same protection,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
The Railway,

THE FREIGHT MEETING YESTERDAY The dis
cusson of the general proposition as stated in
yesterday mornings LEADER was resumed yester'
day and agreed to be submitted to the Western
Roads not represented in the meeting. The fol-
lowing is the proposition more in detail.
The Railroads leading from the different Lake
Erie ports to the West and South to agree upon
uniform rates leading from such ports TO common
points; such rates having for their basis the diy-
sions growing out of all rail through rates from
New York TO such common points
The difference between Rail and Lake and Canal
and Lake to such Lake Erie ports to be agreed up
Oh between the principal Canal lines aud the New
York Centrala and New York & Erie Railroad Com
panies, when a notice of snch arrangement being
made the lines above named leading from Lake
Erie ports shall charge the same rates on ireigh
delivered by such contracting lines.
In order 10 protect the Canal and Lake Line
entering into this agreement, the several line
leading from Lake Erie ports are to charge thu
local rates over their respective roads on ireigh
delivered them by other lines, which may chaTg'
TO such lake ports less rates than as agreed to b.
such contracting parties Such local rates adde'
to the rate charged to any lake port, to be no
less than the regular established rate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

GREAT LAND SALE Our community will not
fail to bear in mind the ext ensiye and attractive
auction sale of Real Estate, on Thursday, Sept l.,
1859 as advertised by s. s. Stone The land offer.
ed for sale embraces two hundred and forty Eve
Building lots which form the commanding aud
beautiful plateau in front Of Hummis .on's College,
on University Heights. Our citizens and those
who contemplate becoming such, in the present
Instance, have opportunities Of purchase, not Of
ten presented, and Of which we are sure, they
will not neglect TO avail themselves. These lands
must necessarily rapidly increase Ia value, aud
under moderate estimate, few hundred dollars
now invested in the lots advertised must in the
course Of five or ten years be increased at least
threeiold. The improved facilities Of approach IN
coutemplalion-th prospective clearing Of the
navigation Of the river that winds in the vicinity
! together with other advantages most obvious to
any one who will visit the grounds, must render
the locality one Of the most eli gible for purchase
in our city So easily accessible from the very
heart Of Cleveland, TO business men these lots
must have q peculiar nducement as places oires'
idenco They occupy an elevated and healthy
position, command delightful view in all direo-
tons. offer the extra attraction Of an excellent
noighborhood, and In hne, combine oil the essen
tials Tor making an attractive home. For oduca
tional purposes they cannot be surpassed, yinl
as they do, in immediate proximity to one Of thu
best semnaries Of learning in the State We an
grathed at the prospect Of these building lot
being brought into the market, aud we hope an
expect that the sale to which we have above re
ferred will be fully attended
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
Our RnnIs Tnhle

Ten YEARS or A PREACHER's LIFE Chapters
from an autobiography. By WILLIAM HENRY
MLBURN. Author Of "The Rifle, Axe aud Sad
diet ags.' New York: Derby & Jackson. 1853.
Mr. Milburn as the Blind Preacher" is no
stranger to Cleveland people. lie has at various
times delivered lectures before our Associations,
which in interest and eloquence have been second
to none. Mr.. Milburn has been a faithful minis
ter and is an able scholar. Shut out by reason Of
his infrmiy from seeing the beauties of the out.
side world, he has cultivated all the finer senti-
ments and emotions until he speaks with an un-
wonted eloquence of the beautiful, the good and
the noble in life. In this volume, he has set be-
fore the reader truthful picture of the life Of a
Methodist preacher, which more than that Of al
most any other man in this country is fraughr
with the experience of vicissitude.
Ingham Bragg have the book for GALE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES oF rIlR UNITED STATES;
1t has been my good fortune TO restore TO health many
thousands Of my eounIry-womcn
MY success has excited the malice of the enous ana
alous their prosecutions have served only To extend
nd establish my reputation. showers OF grateful ohcuuss
have fallen my pathway iron. the air sufferers WHOM
Ihave relieved. l0ug / held ia uiectiunae and
Hsnku remembrance by chose who have eKuerenced my
Eu can afford 10 dospse the efforts Of mischiomaA er'
NV irsads nave repeatedly urged me 20 place my med
sns for producing men-truaon within the reach Of th'
ladies Of the United staes but ndisposon 90 enter
field so occupied by quaoks with their pemcious noum'
and fear that uupuncpod couneretors might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hith0rC pre-
vented Om establishing agencies for the sale OF
AMlE DE FEMME" m the United States
Atlas yield Co the eufrelos of patients and friends
and offer 90 the suffering Females of America medioin,
bieh mas rendered somewhat famous throughout h,
old World.
In regard to the efficacy the "AMlE DE re NAlE,"I
ueed only say that u liquid form, aud is oKaot sucl
al have used IA myrruotrci BOO France. oT year 800,
that IL has never failed 90 secure satisfactory result
Annie Do Femme and me ls.ruaiun stohd iu ho re-
tatton of cause aud effect itsalke powerful 60 or'gnat
heaithv tenrtl now whore % meyer bias oKisied sad
restore n wheTo Do has ucen from BOY cause sunprussed
In urdfrfu guard aIuisr lupu7l ANt Z" tPl ul Ni'
hons earh hatirof the "a -ie De .mw WI unf 90
written Signature uud both tho bottle aud enclosing hl
gFll be scaled with pay prrate seal.
Price, $500 "a package, oil, r,,.,y,ur
PASS, January, 1851.
For sale, wholesale and Retail bY WILLIAM FisKt
No - superior street Cleveland, who viii AuppI ih
Annie de Femme 10 the PfuprintoTs prices.
aul0 dkwlI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
FROnI RALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug 20,
Gen Brown, the senior partner Of the Baltimore
banking house Of Geo. RrOwn a Co.. died at bis
residence this morning at an advanced age Mr..
Brown pOsst asod immense wealth.
James Swan, another wealthy citizen, died this
morning, both were Ex.Presidents OF the Nor.
chants Bank
The Baltimore American publishes a call this
morning for o town meeting OF the friends Of law
and order without distinction Of party 10 put IN
nomination candidates In oppoaton 10 the nOmi
neea Of the rOWdy -duhs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

VAN AMBURGH. The great Menagerie Of Van
Ambutgh & Co entered town yesterday and ex
hibited yesterday afternoon and evening upon the
old County Fair Grounds on Ohio street, between
Erie and Kiusman The elephant which paraded
in the procession is the largest we believe, in
America. At any rate he was a monster "anni
mule" and with his gilt tipped tusks, and his
scarlet blanket stalked on with grave dignity as
tue monarch Of brute creation. The collection o
animals is very largeaud the exhibition is a very
fiue one. 1t exhibits again this afternoon and
| evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS, 1889.
This will introduce 10 the "Press" DR.. i. A. Won
Mosehzisker Of Philadelphia, who visits your
city in pursuit Of his profession. Dr. Won NJ has
held an envlable position in this oty-his capacity
as an oculist and Aurist being acknowledged by
both the Medical Faculty and the public. Many
difficult operations have been performed and seri--
Gus cases Of diseases OF the Eye and Ear treated
successfully by him. The Press everywhere speak
highly Of him, and we cordially recommend him to
you as a man worthy Of your commentator aud
confidence. Jo. SENEHs,
Evening Argus
THOMAS HAUKswoRTH,
Sunday Transcript.
GEORGE G.. Thomas,
Sunday Atlas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
FROM WAsuINCTON.

WAsHINoTON, August &C.
Sixteen candidates have recently passed sais-
fac ory examination, and will be warranted as Sd
assistant engineers. the unusually large number of
steamers added to the navy during the past year
rendering the increase Of such officers necessary.
No definite action has yet been taken in the case
Of Quartermaster lrosa, as recently Investigated
by Court Martial The delay is owing to the
absence from Washington Of the Secretary Of War.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Greenwood,
has received a dispatch announcing the arrival at
Leaveuworth of the children who were spared al
the Mountain Meadow massacre They will al
once be taken to Carroltou, Ark, near the point
to their friends.
The Assistant Secretary Of State is absent in
Maine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

THEODORE PARKER's EXPERIENCE AS A MINIS
TER, WITH SOME AoCuUNTs OF HIS EARLY
LIFE AND EDUCATION; contained in a letter
from, him TO the members Of the twenty eighth
Congregational Society ofBOston Rufus Creigh-
ton, Jr. 1859
Theodore Parkers reputation is worldwide, and
the circle of his supporters, as well as opponents
extends over the country. Notwithstanding his
singular opinions, his "heresy" to the ancient or
thodox faith his earnest activity and his eoquence
cannot be denied He has been a hard working
man, and this volume contains review Of his in
tercouIse with the people of Boston, aud Of his life
and opinions, It VIII be read with interest, ant
will give the opportunity Of explaining some of hi
views to the outside world 1t is published il
neat and attractive style.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
N. M. SOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest OF the nOs approved kndso
PECTACLES Allhis glasses whether for near OF far
ighted are ground under his ownlnspecon,b by machine
of anew construction, with the greatest care, so astu
suitthe eyes n an cases curing Weakness DiEziHess o.
IadammaoHof the Eyes and mparag strength for Ions
reading on fine sewing.
~ N. n Solomonson would here inform the public
hsthe never EMPLOYS any one in the sale ofhisenses
~ Also, q splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES NJ
CROsCOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CR-Omoe3s Supeuorstrset ,underthe American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

fe- rhoss ai oui itldsfa a eshi q say n ihs
publications of lhs Day, anoleni oi mod fn, 90
those out " employment, vii ani pleasure and
Interest IN peluang The advertisement Of n Mol
vim. A., A. Good vine NEEDS no bush" and q
nfst oass house. noted for itfaliiy cod hlr dea'-
lna uqulfea no labofod editorial puhs Read She
advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

ANorHrR BuRoLARy.-On Thursday night en-
attempt was made by burglars TO enter the house
Of Mr.. Henry Clark, No. 2ls Euclid street. About
II O'Clock a man was discovered BY the hired girl
entering the kitchen window, while another was
upon the roofof a shed adjoining, aud still another
was mounting a ladder to the chamber. On sec
ing the girl, the burglars all hod.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

Few DAYS LONGER DR. Moschzisker, the
eminent oculist a,d aurist who has operated on
several of our citizens for deafness ard blind
ness has concluded to remain in town for a
few days longer, and we advise our readers who
are in need of such services to call upon him as
upon one who is perfect master of his
nrofession
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
ADDITIONAL FOnEIGN NHWe.

IlI7- VI - - 1'TIII'
LoNDoN Saiurday.-Last evening aner the
close Of The Stock Exchange, the Prospectus Of
the Russian Loan Of twelve millions sterling al
three per cent, was issued The application for
very numerous.
The War department has decided upon giving 10
the East India troops the option Of claiming their
discharge OF transferring their services to Her
Majeaty's service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow The Right
Rev. Bishop Payne, who for % years has been Ia
boring as a missionary in Africa will ofiiciate on
Sunday Ooemorow) in some of the Episcopal
Churches of this city. In the morning, the Bishop
will preach in st. Johns Church, (West Side); in
the afternoon, at l-2 clock, the Sunday Schools
of all the Episcopal Churches will meet at Trinity
Church, aud be addressed by the Bishop. In the
evening there'will be joint service, or missionary
meeting in St. PauIs Church, at Is2 o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

BLAoKwooD.-Ha q Brother have Black
woods Magazine for August, with the following
table Of contents-London Exhibitions; Conflict
Of the Schools; The Luck Of Ladysmede-Part
VI Leaders of the Rerormaton Felicita--Part
The Master Of Sinclair's Narrative Of the is;
The Haunted and the Haunters, or The House and
the Brain; The P5ace-What is it,
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hlislklloneons.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.

NfALDlNh h IktfAhED NiuE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE ~
Saves the Pieces II
ECONOMYlll DtSPATCHtli
EV. "A stirF IN time saves niRe." Al
IS ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA oven we'll regulated families IL isyrr desirable
to havo cheap convenient way Tor repairing Fur
WtuTe, CiOrkoiy, Toys, Sc. - ALDiNG'S PhfP RED
GLUE meets 10 such emergencies al no household eau
81 tcktg point Thug no longer necessity for mpug
Ch ms spunered hGadies dolls and broken era
Il is inst the'urtcN for ,ouohel, aud other orun
mentul wurh-pupulnr with udi ql rehnt mhnt
Tht admirable rparHonls used cud, being chemiruly
hold m souipn aud possessing all the valuable qunites
the best cab uo-muktr's Gl u mry he utd IN the
ulace of common mucinga, hug vastly more adhesive.
! "uSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE - L.
| nug2l FOr sale BY FOGG, ENSWORluG CO. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

KNIcKERBooKER--Ha & Bro. have Kuck-
erbocker for September, with capitally illustrated
articles the Hudson and Saratoga, and the usual
miscellany, followed by the unequalled Editors
Table, in which a drammy appears by the ire
sistible John Phoenix.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

AN ON sgrTLEn.-Mr T. Ooodalo Of Coum-
bus, stopped q, tbe Angler last night Mr. Good
ale enjoys the notorleiy Of being the hrt white
boy born 10 The State Of Ohio He certainly
has cause 70 he proud Of bic native land aud Ohio
has no cause for shame for her eldest son
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

CHicteo, Anf 10ih
pftnautona of iho Pair Of iho unlicd States
Agricultural roofty, io ht held in thla city, COM
mtnong Sept l2ih, ore rapidly approaching com
pleiion. All Railroads cenifflna hefe have made
arrangements tu cauy stock and articles iOf eAhi-
billion free visitors hafufo
The Superintendent n daily In receipt Of letters
nom nll parts Of tht o0uutry containing appiiea.
lions ior room. Prospects f0f successful Far very
nattefinr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

ST. LoUs, Aug 20lb.
The Santa Fe mail reached Independence this
afternoon.
The kiowa Indians stopped thc mail party aud
iorcee Them 70 divide their provisions. The In.
dians had declared their intention 70 levy coniri
buttons on al passengers hereafter
company returned from Pixies Peak report
deep snow on the mountains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
FROM WAamINGTnN.

The State Department has been officially advised
that an order has been received at the Custom
House at Para, Brazil, authorizing the reduction
of the government export duty To five per cent,
different Of two per cent in favor Of the export
ers. The order took effect on the 2sth day Of
July
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
PLA1N An oRNAMENrAI. pnlNr1Na.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
90 Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiie
iouo at the Printing Embellishments Of the Leader Oaoe
on mpr yod and mosrapd presses in the
best STYLE short notice, aud reasonable rates Par.
icu attention paid blank work Every description
ofBmdng done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, NO, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
& NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmRNTs.

Polton Brced-For Dunhrk.
Barrie-COal OIL, SC.
Pelton Breod-For Ogdensbnrgh
Wotorn Metrupnls-Put-n. Bay
Raymond Co.-New Goods
y a. Cobb s. Copper
W Fiskc-Alodcines &C.
Benedict 4 Snus-Htts
n. ID. Kendall Co-FuTl Goods.
Aorts--Attcntou.
J. o. Brown q son--Auction.
Profoct1n Hose Co No2--Bus Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

ARRESTED Patrick Murphy was arrested yes
terday by officer Sample for stealing $50 from
Messrs Guyles, Foot & Bash.
Charles Gamble was arrested by officers Sample
and McElrath for stealing pocket compass wor.h
fifty cents.
Officer McElrath arrested John Tool for assault
and battery upon Margaret Tool, his wife Evil
yvav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
a MURDERoUs AssAuLr.

Henry NJ. Fiizbaugh, one Of the propretors Of
the Daily Exchange was assaulted this p, NJ ia an
omnibus by notorious rowdy named Paul Pla-
eide, Mr. Fitzbaugh drew a revolver and fired
three balls which took effect In thu band aud arm
OF the assailant The affair produced considerable
excitement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
Gov. aLYNInuR

BosToN, Aug. %.
Committee Of gentlemen from Connecticut
are In the city awaiting the arrival OF Gov Sey-
mour to escort him TO bis native place where a
grand public welcome will be rendered him. Gov.
Seymour Is passenger on the steamer America
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
ABsCONDED

1lNolhNAili aug 20
Holmes & Conwell, engaged IN the grocery aud
commission business, has made an assignment
COnWeu has abscOndeu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27
BUSINESS NOTICES,

TuRN our Protection Hose Company No. 2,
are requested to meet at the carriage house to-day
at one o'clock, P. NJ, Per order of tho Foreman.
JOHN SEYOY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

9s9@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, ScbuCkers' and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, aud
at Qwnan's, LIS Ontario Street
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nALLOoN AsrENsIoA.

OswEeO, Aug 26
Prof Steiner ascended in the balloon Europa
nom Toronto yesterday P. NJ, aud landed last
evening eight mites south this city, having come
over Lake Ontario.
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fourth page

IN For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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steamer Departures
uuuuWa No.


For DErRoIr-stoamb. at Ocean, Capt r. @. EVANS, at
8 o'clock p. NJ.
FOR BvFFALo-stcamboot city of Buffalo Capt. A, D.
PERKINS, at 9oclock p. NJ.
For ToLEDo-stsamboat Forester, Capt J. p WARD,
9O'co-k A. NJ.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheesemnn,s Pills.


he combination Of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
ult Of long aud extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting a irregularities
Painful transformations removing all distractions wheath-
or from cold or Otherwise headache pain in the side pal
pitaon of the heart whites all nervous affections hyste
les fatigue pain the back and limbs SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the of in I'VE treatment Of
these irregularities and obstructons which have consigned
so many thousands of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 10 PREMATURE GRAVE. No emlie can enjoy good
health unless she is regular AMI whenever obstruction
fakes place tho general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most edec.ual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar 20 Femals To all classes they uyal
uabe inducing NTH certainly periodical regularity Thef
are knOwu TO thousands who have used them at different
perOds throughout the country having the sanction of the
mos eminent qhgSicidug IN America.
Er1cit directions stating Chfn and rheH they should not
be used with Boxtue Price One Dollar each b0r
faining 40 Pils.
sent by ua prODly by enclosing price TO the General
AGENT. Sold dby druggists gtnemlly
X. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No los Chambers &c., New YORK.
Sold in Cleveland by WM. FISKE and GAYLORD x
HAMMOND. aprsdNw6m2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

~ For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Z. Rufnis excellent assert
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as practical Furrier is now engaged in manuiac-
turing Capes, Muhs, Fur Gloves, ETC., etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade.
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FROM NEW YORK. .

NEw YORE, Aug 26.
The Spanish steamship PajarO DeOcanO from
Havana, Is sgnaled below.