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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

ANOTHER Goose PIoKED.--It is truly astonlsh
ing how many there are in the world who will suf
fer themselves 10 be completely swindled out Of
their money by the same old confidence game,
that has been tried hundreds of times, with vAri-
ations to suit each particular case, We now hear
of scarcely any picking Of pockets, for rogues
10 easily gull veldant travellers that they find it
safer and easier, Day before yesterday traV
eler was swindled out of S35 and yesterday an
other case came up. The victim was Allen Far
quhar, fom Salem, COlumbiana County He ar
rived at the Wedde early in the morning, and was
soon aocoated by a well dressed young man who
found that Mr.. Farquhar was going to Davenport,
Iowa. Strange to say, stranger was going there
! too, and proposed q walk 10 see the town. When
near the Forest City Block, the two were met by
another gen tlcman who had bill Of 500 against
| No /, for goods sold him No I bad only 5000
bills to pay with. No. . could not change them
aud Farquhar was applied to for the loan of SlOC
until they should return to the Wedde' He gave
up the money aud the two cOnlcderates went in,C
a back Office up stairs 10 receipt The bill Not ap
pearng ngair, Farquhar made an examination and
found they had escaped from back window upon
the roof of Robinsoh's Clothing store, He applied
to Marshal Craw hut up to last night no arres
had been made Of the parties. VA men who
read the papers, ever learn not to put their money
like fools, into the hands Of strangersl Appar-
entity not, and we go to the watch house every
day expecting 10 chronicle new confidence
game,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

THE GRRAT EKPEDlTIoN--on Saturday next
the Great Feast Of the Nine Cardinals" will be
presented at the Falls Of Ninnehaha, Minnesota,
under the auspices Of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Lodges of The Sons Of Malta. Excursion tickets
are sold from those two cities, good for thirty
days. Beside this opportunity TO visit aud ex-
plore an the wonders and beauties Of Of that wild
and romantic region, the eIsursiouists will wit
ness one Of the most grand and magnificent spec
tacles inaugurable, 10 the mysterious rites and
ceremonies Of The Feast Of the Nine Cardinals, "
Of which more special mention was made in Tues.
day mornings Leader. Great preparations have
been made for the reception Of guests, The Day-
enport Democrat Of the 18th says
To give some idea Of the magnitude OF this
| great pational festival, we would say that ten
acres Ia one of the most beautiful spots on earth,
has been set apart and prepared for the occasion,
No less than six acres Of tents will be raised, Civ
| ing everybody chance TO ouiOy themselves m the
| most pleasant manner Pots aud kettles, and all
the paraphernalia OF camp life have been supplied,
aud in fact nythiug that will make the occasion
pleasing and interesting, will not be wanted. The
East, West, North, and South, will be repre-.
sented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

Two MoRE Sue IDEs.-The plumber OF suicides
in this country at tbs present time ia
We have two to chronicle to-day
On Saturday last Mr. Horace A. Osborne, residing
at East Cleveland, killed himself by taking auda-
nun. He was man about 40 years Of age, and
came from Boston a short time ago. since which
time he has lived with an aunt, Mrs. Bolles. he
was engag, d in giving music lessons He dressed
himself Ia his usual clothes before committing this
last earthly deed, and left several letters, in one OF
which he stated that he wished to be buried Just
as be was lie did not want any funeral, "for they
we're all humbugs" lie wrote ''FOr Gods sake
don't let the newspaper harpies get hold Of my
death, for want the impression TO 90 abroad that
died a natural death" He wanted "lsaac to put
him in the ground without any fuss" lie stated
in his letter that be diod by bis own hand, being
tired 0 Il living
Yesterday morning about four O'clock Nicholas
Basoholl, German living at No. 229 Garden street.
hung himself IN his barn. Hewas 43 years OF age
and had been 10 years h this country, having been
three months in the city. Until within these three
months he has lived in the country, and often eI-
pressed a wish lately TO 60 back into The country
No special cause is assigned for his act Of self des
| truction
! He was an Indde while his wife was jealous
member Of the Protestant Church She often
urged him 10 go 10 o. ureh with her, but he refus
ed, frequently going TO neighbors " to get rid o
her asking" He has worked at the Cooper trade
but feared he should not be able to provide for th'
wants Of bis family, He leaves wife aud severa
children, part Of whom are married and living Of
West side. He lived in house with son, Whil'
his father lived near BY
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsuNGToN news July 20.
The Secretary of the Interior will transmit
hy the Pacifc steamer of the 26th Of July
S264, 900 to Oregon and Washington Territory
to satisfy the recently audited claims on ac-
count Of advances made for restoring and
maintaining peaeeable and more friendly re-
lations with the Indian tribes.
Judge Gills, of Pa, has been appointed
special agent 10 the Pawneos, with the view
so to arrange matters as 10 prevent future
difficulties.
The books and public documents pertain
ing 10 the first session Of the late Congress-
are being boxed to be sent TO the various lit
erary institutions throughout tho country,
in accordance with the law. This Is one Of
the reforms which has deprived members Of
selling such works, as was formerly prAc-
iieed for waste paper or At nominal sums TO
speoulating book traders.
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t0 We take pleasure in informing the public
that +. Rualui, IT'S superior St, has received a
splendid stock of Summer goods, among which we
notice large variety of the newest aud most faah
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys, and also fullassortmcnt of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
RuIini assures us that il will be his aim to sell the
goods at lwer prices that any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

EnnHoIpEaY srAMrfNo I'VE call special at
teution to the advertisement OF Mrs. Gnnson'
Of embroidery stamps In another colu nm. We
have seen some specimens Of this stamping which
excel auy hng we have seen for clsarness aud deli.
cacy, while many Of the patterns are unusually
neat and elegant Mrs. Guuson devotes special
attention TO stamping silks or other cloths for
ladies who prefer TO work by patterns Themselves
Read the following from Godey's Ladies' Book
for August.
BMRRoIDERY STAMPs.-We have frequently
received orders from our patrons for embroidery
stamps, but could not until recently procure an
article that we could recommend We have just
received from the mandatory Of Alfred Pierce,
MassilloD Ohio, a set Of bis celebrated stamps,
which, for durability, beauty aud chcdPHcss, sur
pass anything we have seen. In our opinion, they
richly deserve the popularity they enjoy. They
are adapted to silk as well as French embroidery
and will stamp upon any material with blue or
white ink, with great accuracy The mixing ap-
patatus and ink arc very simple and easily made,
and cost almost nothing. A pattern-book, beaut
III show bills, and full instructions accompany
every order for stamps, without extra charge
The taste for embrO dery ~ daily increasing, and,
but for the difficulty experienced in many places
Of obtaining correct stamping, would be much
more common There should be a set Of Pieces
stamps in every town aud village in the country"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

New MERcHANrABLE ROLLING Mil, SHORT
DISTANCE WRsT or THE GovERNMRNT PRR.-
Messrs. Otis, 4 Co., who own tho Forge Iron
Works have laid tho foundations for rolling
Mill adjoining their old establishment. It will be
frame STRUCTURE Of extensive Dimensions. Much
Of the machinery they design using, is ready to
be located new engine is being built for
them, aud these onterprsiug iron manufacturers
contemplate manufacturing most kinds Of mer-
cbantsble iron required, after their mill ia in
good runnir & order. This and the Forge together
will give employment to over 200 mon--in case
they should have work enough to keep both on
| gines and all tho machinery going. Il will be
completed next November.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAhhlNuloNi July l''
The Commissioner of Pensions has issued
circular, In which he directs that invalid
pensioners Of the army and navy, who are
subjected TO biennial examinations, pre-
sent, with their usual vouchers, on the 4th of
September and the lst of January next re-
spectiyely, the certificate as to the state of
their disability The operations Of the act Of
March, 1869, virtually suspend the commence
ment Of each biennial period until the certih-
cate of two physicians or surgeons has been
presented.
The Charleston papers received here record
the death Of the venerable Colonel Ion who
had long borne n consp cuous and distin-
guished position in the council Of the State
of South Carolina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
VIM. A, Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless and reliable Due knOlON

The OnIV harmless and TeIIdbIe Due knOlD0,
The Original and best in tho worlil
All others limitations and should be avoided
YOU wish to escane rilicule.
GRAY, Red OR RUSTY HAIR bed Instantly to
beautiful aud ratura Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1929 and over 10000
applications have been made the Iar Of his patrons Of
his famous DYES
WM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be DISTINGUISHED from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to ioure in the least long tmayb continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad DYES remedied the Hair
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold anulied lin private foumsl at the Wig
Factory, No. 2}3 Broadway, N. Y
Sold In all cities and the United States BY
gisty and Fancy Goods pealess
~ The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box. Of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianlT No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

CUYAHoGA STEAM FURNAoE.-We notice that
this large establishment is again in fourishng
aud prosperous operation, and the new buildings
built two years ago on the south end Of the loug
foundery, are full of busy mechanics Where but
forty men haye been employed, there are now over
one hundred, and the orders for machinery during
the paat few weeks exceed those for year pre-
vous. At enc time before the panic Of 1857 there
were over two hundred men engaged in these
works, and we hope the time may come when even
greater number shall assist in producing the hum
and camor within their walls.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman,s PiIIs.


he combination Of mgr diens in these Pills is the
u Of long and extensive plactioe. They are mild in
their rouerstou, and ceaiu in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruaons removing all distractions whenth-
from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the side, pal
ptation Of the heart whites all nervous Affections hyster
les FATIGUE, pain lu the back and limbs &C., disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption If Nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young, the beautiful and the be-
loved TO q PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular an whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most effeCual remedy known for all com
plants pecuiar Femal To all classes they nval-
uabe Inducing W certainty periodical regularity They
Known TO thousands who have used them different
periods throughout the country hpvn the sanction the
mos eminent physicians IN America.
Er lcit dretiOn Stting ghcH and iDlsR they should not
be used with BuXtue Price One Dollar each Dor
tanning 40 Pills.
9auaole nlnnhlot to be hod flee Of the Agents Pills
srHt BY gil promDlV by enclosing price the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally
r. r. HUTCHINGs. General Agent,
No les Chambers e. New York
SOLD in Cleveland by WM, FISKE and GAYLORD
III EWN.
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TUE RESCUE TRIALs.-The full history of the
late Fugitive Slave Trials of the Oberlin and We'll
lington Rescuers, with the arguments of Counsel,
speech of Laugston, and all connecting and at
tondant facts and circumstances will be issued IN
book form next week, from the press of Je"ett q
Co, Boston. Simeon Bushnell, who was tone OF
'em )" will sell the book in this City. 1t will have
An extensive sale
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NEW YORK, BOSTON AND LONDON
New WspapeFs,
Can b. found at
J. B. COBB & CO.
1856 SUI erior StreI


NEW YORK HERALD, received each morn
ing.
NEW YORK TIMES, received each morning.
NEW YOBK TRIBUNE, resolved each morn
ing.
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD, TIMES,
AND TRIBUNE, received every Saturday.
NEW YORK LEDGER, received Tuesday eve.
ming.
NEW YORK MERCURY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YOKK WAVERLY.
NEW YORK CENTURY.
NEW YORK SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
NEW YORK PORTER's SPIRIT OF TUE
TIMES.
NEW YORK HARPERs WEEKLY, illus
trated
NEW YORK FRANK LESLIE'S, illustrated
NEW YORK NICK MAX, a comic monthly,
NEW YORK YANKEE NOTIONS, do
! NEW YORK POLICE GAZETTE.
BOSTON WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
BOSTON FLAG OF OUR UNION,
LONDON ILLUSTRATED LONDON
| NEWS.
LONDON ILLUSTR ATED PUNCH
LONDON TINES ILLUSTRATED
LONDON WEEKLY TIMES.
THE MUSICAL FRIEND, in weekly parts
OUR MUSICAL GUEST, in weekly parts
ITHOMPSON'S BANK NOTE REPORTER
MAGAZINES AND NEW BOOKS,
Received a Published
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
lGODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
KNICKERBUCKER,
BLACKWOOD,
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE,
IAPPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE,
LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE,
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pnomnALTrmoup.

BA1riMonn July 90
In the caseof Horace II. Day, ct Al. vs. stell-
man ct al, which lately occupied the Court
here for two weeks, bis Honor Judge 0ilei this
morning rendered At the close Of very able
opinion, decision in favor Of Mr.. Day in All
the points presented, holding that under his
agreement with Goodyear, Mr.. Day has an
exclusive monopoly Of elastic goods contain
ing vulcanized rubber perpetual injunction
was granted Some fifteen other suits we're
depending here upon this decision In al Of
which perpetual Injunction, will issue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

MINsTRELsY The celebrated Sanford Opera
troupe, who have au established opera house in
Philadelphia, will commence this evening at the
Melodeon a series of three of their musical aud
comical entertainments Among their peculiar
features are their Shaksperian delineations, which
are iumtabe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

Picnic AT wENHAM's GRovE.-Yesterday a
large number of scholars aud Teachers from the
Mission Church, West Side, proceeded to this
pleasant grove, on the bank of the Lake some two
miles West, with their baskets filed with Injuries
and nicknacks. The brisk breeze from the lake
rendered the atmosphere exhilerating, and hap
pier crowd has not gone from the City this sea-
son
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POLICE CoURT-BEFoRE JuDGE LAWRENCE
july 2Oth.-Alice Drainer drained her cup too
deeply, and as consequence, was fined $40 and
sent to the foul drain called the city prison
Mary Crumey and Mary Blame, two girls who
have made themselves an intolerable nuisance by
their foul and obscene language to passers on the
Park, were yesterday fined 500 each, and fsnt to
prison for 80 days. A good disposition of the two
shameless GIRLS.
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rnAvRLRIl,r nRgIsTKR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Geo. \, Senter-Board Of City improvements.
Coroner Hlrtma mn Notice Of Death
X Cruser- Concentrated Cure, or Aqua Wis.
J B Cobb h Co -O'iola.
-. p. Young-Buggy Wantod,
Hawks ro.-PeTiodcals t6c.
Losl--An Iron Safe Key.
T Dwight Folls-NotiCe To Stockholders, Gas Co.
Mrs NJ Gunson--Embroidery Stamping
Potion Br. ed--For Dunkirk,
O B.--Situation Wauted--Hus. Notice.
Harmon Crowl--Key Lest--Bus, Notice.
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We invite particular attention to the advertise
ment of the auction sale by o. Cutter & Sou, Of
furniture and house furnishing articles, at the res
ideuce Of Rev Dr. Boles. The sale will take
place this morning at 10 O'clock, at the house No
81 Euclid street, This is au unusually hue oppor'
tunity to buy.
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BLAcKwooD --Hawks & Brother have Black
wood for july with Che following contents Lord
Macaulay aud the Massacre Of Glencoe The Lift
ed Veil; DR.. Mansel's hampton Lectures; The
Novels of Jane Austin The Change of Ministry
What Next
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Another DEATH FROM LooT.JAw.-Mrs Re.
becca Smith, wife Of George H. Smith, residing
on Ontario street, was attacked with lock-jaw on
Sunday last and died very suddenly Tuesday even
ing. The tetauus was caused by exposure 10 cold
when the System was in a debilitated state.
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= WoRLn FAMous 70 . oertainty is De ].

N-B WOhhh y ANUS w NolbnAhNJ 10 - ~
HoSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
for the Of Dyspepsia, Fatuence Consump ion and
al tho train Of diseases which arise from morbid cord
tion Of those functions Of the stomach upon ac
ton Of which the health much depends Those who de-
sire to be prepared only for Dyspepsia but for onehaf
ths ills that hum nifty heir should provide themselves
with that most excellent compound known Dr.. Hostel
ter's Celebrated stomach Btters.
These Btsrs pleasant to the taste Of operation
aud composed entirely Of vegetable Substances prepared
with the greatest II you want to bo entirely
rethed both physically and mentally, and procure this
vnluabl tonic.
Soldby Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
iyls lw
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steamer Departures
THIS EvENINa.

For DETRorr-Stsam,r May Queen Cap, f. R. vIoEn
at 9 O'Clock
Fox BUFFlLo-stsanboat Western Metropolis, Capt
W, r. PEAsE, ut o'clock.
Foa BurrALo--steSmboat s,s,ter Capt. J. p WARD,
at o'closk.
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NEGROES LYNCuEn.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin says that
three negroes were on trial at Marshall, Mo-,
yesterday, for murder and rape, were taken
from the jail, and one was burned to death,
and the other two hung by the mob.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

5a7g- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Pariap figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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I97 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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THsPyr 10 BAY En- nsUnsios The Register
says from present indications sundusky will be
fully represented.
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I5T The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsteds news depots.
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR IcE l-Schooley's pat.
ent iceberg Retrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OINTMENT.-Evil-
minded men have attempted to palm OF uuon the tublic
spurious article Take The preoouon TO look for the wiz
termark, Holloway. New York and London" visible
leaf Of the Book Of Directions wrapped amund the
medicine
Sold at the mandatory, No 90 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists at 2Sc, eso. md 81 per box
iyl0:255
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I-WN J. B. HALL's Elastic Homeopathic Arnea
Court Plaster Of every shade fcom black to a del
icate white, at Halls, opposite weddell House.
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Books & 6tatiOnerp.

Booksellers u Stati0nGrS
No. 1919 Superior 81, Cleveland, o.
t---4 - -.-------.
MtsCELi.ANEDus BOOKS,
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MTDiCAL hooks.
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
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MirCHELLs oUTLiNE MAPS,
PELroN's OUTLINE MAPS,
POCKET MAPS,
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MAYNARD 3 MOVES INK.
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FABEB's PENCILS
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FINE COLD PINS
BLACKBOARD CRAYoNs.
BLANK BOOKS,
COPYING HOOKS.
LETTER BOOHS7
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS.
GLOBES, SLATES.
SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS
PATENT LETTER FILES.
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUCILAGE
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS
ALI WEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS.
sTEREoSCoPiC INSTRUMENTS.
sTEREoSCopIC VlEus
GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
&c, Eo., SC, &o
Authe above supplied at wholesale or retail
irI / " rnRn n CO
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Losr.--Two small p. q. Keys, on brass
ring. They were probably left at some bust
ness house in town The finder will confer
favor by leaving them at this office. st.
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" For the best qualities Of Segars Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 70 B. g. Dieiz, III snperlorst
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Last Nights Report,
LION PIKE,s PEAK.

LEAvENwoRTH July 20.
Another Express from Denver City reached
here this afternoon with $4,000 in Treasure.
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9eiy- capable Printer wants to remove to
some pleasant country village, and would like to
take charge Of the mechanical department of a
newspaper. Good references furnished. Address
o b. Leader Office
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PaS1nrnPe..laHO.

TeaEA THE PASTURES OF THE
subscriber wei. be open on and amer lhe "a
HN Of NAV. Notice 10 hereby given 20 persons
A@a- sending Cows, tat they wlll ne CHARGE, loI
the entire from date enranre 10 Nov ls UNI -
thew give notice u writ Of earlier wthlruwaj aud
N thut tbs subscriber will not be responsible for animals
tvt NAV raw OF be- Injured while said pre- misses
Terns- s-Fity Gents uer week uaYabl every MONDAY IN
Advsuoo arrangements are made with the sn9sc"
nm "a nav ONCE over MeIchauts Rank supeno' St,
AItln Unsy0rth Hardsm1u, AZ the rance ghtes,
near Woolson Co.'S stove Foundry, OF NJ ms brick
a"ell95 eoss5' eeosT' UN''0'''' s s. STONE.
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OIL LAMPS
srARn, SIDE. an,

NTTFFFNUTNN
GOAL OIL LAMPS,
SHAPES, WtCKS aud CHiMNEYS, Wh1lesele ana h he-
tai The Intention Of country Dealers is sohoued lhs
BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE 81 No. 20
supfSth upfSstha4 ~ 4i0e'' as GARDNER.
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Say- See advertisement of DR., saniord's Liver
nyigorator.