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AMBRoTYPEs Am PHoTooRAAHs.-Mrs. CAM
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No, 200
Superior street (south side). First class pictures
taken on reasonable TERMS and warranted to suit
myl8-dlm.
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NEW ADVrRTIspOTPNTs

Chamberlan, Crawiord Co.-Norihern Transportation
Co s Express
r. B. Chapman--steamer for Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
Partner Wanted.
Hawks 4 Bro.-Periodicals,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

lV DIR. Banning may be consulted on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday the l3lh, l4h and 18th
inst, at his Office lo6 Euclid street, (new MOI
Old No. l44.
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1s8- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Padan figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can bo had at Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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REEr CooL SAVE YOUR loE l-schOOloy's pat
ent Iceberg Rofigorators. never become musty o.
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash
by Fogg, Ellsworth a Co.
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FoREsr GRovE.--There will he some sport al
Forest Grove this afternoon. The race for purse
Of $50, Is open 70 all horses mile heats, best in
S. "Honest John" and yankee Tom" viii be on
hand with others
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THoMPsoN's FILTER.-Among the articles to
be provided for in "settng up housekeeping" or to
be furnished as the warm weather comes on, is
water filter to remove from cstern or well water
all impurities aud render 1t both palatable and
healthy. There are now number of varieties of
filters in use, but in our judgment, there is none
equal to DR.. j. A. Thompson's Double Acting FIJI.
ter, now on exhibition and sale at Fogg & Ems
worths.
The filter is in form like an old fashioned churn,
larger at the bottom than at the top. la the top
of the filter (Which is constructed Of slaves, with
the inner sides left rough and charred, for reasons
which viii be seen) Is placed stone jar or pot
Here is one advantage over other filters which use
tin, zinc or lead receptaeles for the water. This
pot has solid bottom, but at equal distances
around the sides, aud about two inches from the
bottom, are small holes perforated through the
sides In the bottom Of this pot is paced layer
OF bi oxen siex and over that quantity Of crush,
ed coal Midway in this pot is q stone plate which
can be taken out at pleasure, perforated with small
holes, Directly underneath this is a thickness OF
cloth, (well washed flannel is best) Inthe bottom
of the cask Is another stone pot or reservoir tight
| anu perfectly ehgluaeu WIN Nle tAgtDtlou UA nAl
holes around the sides near the bottom, and tube
through which the water is drawn of. Between
the receiver aud the reservoir the space is filled
with coal covered at the top with broken slick
Now the water being poured into the receiver, il
first passes through the perforated stone plate theu
through the cloth, then through the coal aud sox
out Of the holes in the receiver II then, to regain
ita level rises in the coal which surrounds this re-
ceiver until it reaches the hight as that in the
receiver II then deseends by force Of gravity, and
Il the slaves we're smooth would evidently run
doWn their sides without being filtered farther, bu
they are rough and throw II of into the dlsnfect-
ing agents IL passes down through the body o.
the filter TO the bottom, then rises toward the tOT
OF the reservoir--here meets hange which throws
il Off into the coal, &C, and finally having passed
through the greatest possible amount Of dsiniect-
ing agents, enters the reservoir by means Of th,
holes and Is drawn of through stone pipe. Th
reservoir is kept ventilated by pure tin pipe tina
passes on the outside OF the filter (and not inside
where the water can be rendered poisonous by con
tact With it, We have given but avery imperfec
sketch Of the article, and five minutes inspection
will give far clearer idea Of It's merits than we hav
done. Call at Fogg q Engsworths and see IT,
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls together
form the two great health giving remedies Of the nine
tesnh century While tho former acts through the e1ter-
nal orces penetrates the parched soil the lat
ter rhes the blood and renders the physical machinery
healthy anu vigorous.
Sold at the mandatory, No, 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY an Druggists at 25c 8sc and 81 per oct
bor 2B
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gsg- Arnicated Oil for any inHamed surface
Corus, Bunions, BurUs etc, at Halls Homeopa-
thic Pharmacy opposite Weddell House.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpiie
dono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ONCE,
on the latest mpr we'd and mostraOd presses in the
stsylo short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
tiouar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindns done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Snlna RnlLe. Racalvlnn nnnks &c. An-
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheesemnn,s pills.

he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation and cetan in correcting all irregularities
Painful RTensruaons removing all distractions, wheh-
from cold otherwise, headache paiu iu the SIDE pal
CITATION Of the heart whites, all affections, hys
cries atsue pain in the back aud limos, sc disturbed
sep, which arise from interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were of new in the treatment Of
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
so many thousan of the young tie beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S $ PILLS
are the elltctu1l remedy known for all COM
lains pecuiiar Females 10 all classes they nva-
liable tnducing Nth ceruiHiV periodical regularity They
kno n thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout The country, having the sanction Of
the most eminent plgsici0HS an America,
Explicit directions stating bheu aud 1hcn they should NOT
be used with each BJxho Price One Dollar each boz con-
tailing 40 Pills -
valuable nam het be had free Of the Agents. Pills
sent bg mail prOmDy hy enclosing price to the General
Agent, SOldby druggists generally
X. b HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
Nj
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EleB- For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth Da0p
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PublIshers of Hillard,a readers.


Two CINCINNATI REPORTERS INJuRED.-Mr
Fred, Hunt, who has long been connected with the
Cincinnati Commercial and is well known
throughout the State, as one of the best newspa-
per men within its limits received very serious
injury on Sunday last. lie, with his two daugh.
ters had been to Ross Hill to attend the German
Musical Festival On returning in the evening,
as he was about to cross bridge over Mil Creek,
the horse started aud upset the carriage Mr.. Hunt
was thrown against rock, aud had his right
thigh 80 badly broken that he is considered by the
physicians in very critical condition. Neither
Of his daughters were hurt
On the same evening Mr.. Allen, reporter for the
Daily Press, was returning from the same Festival
and engaged passage to the city in an express
wagon in company with friend. On the way an
alteration sprung up between them and another
party in the same wagon who attacked Allen ant
Parrish with slung shots, by which Mr. Allen re
ceived eight or ten severe cuts. He was taker
home and physician called
| The coincidence of the two accidents was notic-
able.
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FOURTH OP JULY.-Those interested 10 getting
up a celebration on the coming Anniversary Of
American Independence, and the Committee OF last
year are requested to meet at the Mayors office
on this wednesday, evening at half past seven o..
slook. BY order
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PoLIoE COURT YESTERDAY Darrow, a
canal boat hand, assaulted Levi Peek, the captain,
yesterday morning, drawing pistol and knife
He was promptly arrested by officer MeKnstry,
although not without considerable resistance His
case will be heard this morning.
Milo Webster. for petit larceny. Rned SIS and
costs.
Aun Aeely, for same offence, was fined $40 and
costs
Julia Carson, for vagraney, sent to the InHrma.
ry.
Several cases continued.
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l.R- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Sehuckers' and Olmsted's news depots.
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U. s. .AGRICULTURL FAIR.

" N7TTINWIUWI WTTIU III
The Seventh Annual Exhibition Of the United
States Agricultural Society will be held at Chicago
on the 18th of september next
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For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, go TO b. g. Dietz, III Superior street.
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KARL FORMEs,


From the many severe tests that have given
HALLETT, DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesitangly pronounce them eHRenty superior IN ac-
ion elasticity of touch and power of tone 20 any have
used in this the old country Another striking
feature these Instruments and where others too often
fail is their remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult playing-uot string shatoring hattng and
the action remaining perfect that the performer ea-
bled all give Instantaneous effect to emphatic
q safes.
Signed GUsrAVE sATTER,
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70 nc'aop rFhronfIaTs.s7 --- 4. i ~ ~
yearaso my hair WIS vey gfAy. and had been ssdasiy
aiinr' uniil' On W eravali had hssohs aasfs tbii =
About the ~ ot thaFch, OF tho pfosontysar 90 non, i,
~ u'ing MISS ANsts Rastofor.n No. i. acsai
Inc 70 the difbotiohs, and have oootiss.s 4. .., .
slight dressing of he same n three of fon, .sts
OF retiring 20 bed ny hair is an,os restored Ia y
ORIGINAL colon and the hua appeiru TO be psrn,.s.t
AN SATISFIED THAT THE PREpkRkrrov ia
n HING LIKE DYE, BUT OPERATES upON
IihsEChhiloNa Ny hnir coasen 70 faa wats
ceudiuly an advantage to ono who was IN danrsso
oomfno hald
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M. j. DfCKERsoN.


once 259 Superior street. near Rendsrs store
DR. d q new suit Of ready, and he would
bo pleased all Of hs old patrons and others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ca anas and led exposed nerves capped and saw
cd; teeth inserted gold silver corate orvulcantte
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which rs
90 much ussd east myD
tB@ Physicians are generally 10th to speak
word ia favor Of what cal cd patent medicines" In
deed Is an article in the code Of medical ethics that tho
physician who the Of such remedies cannot
be cons derod member Of the National Association But
there arc exceptions the stringent rules and many
the disciples Of scuapus hgve actually been COM
pslled by the force Of facis to recommend Dr. j. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs, for those dissase
which are only PREVALENT during tho summer ana ial-
They have ascertaped that there are no remedies IN the
pbarmaccpia that can COM with this wonderful aud
trulg incompatible compound for the derangemert
Of the system Thousands Of families residing along the
low grounds Of the and Southern rivers
convinced that they have found Medicine pecoliory
adapod for their ailments while in ether portions Of the
country during the months, the demand for the
article is equally large.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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~ These Pianos for sale by
OSSIAN E. DODGE,
apra.ImR2O No. 5 Euclid street Cleveland.
HUTCHINGS' LIFE EXHlLARANr.
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WIGS | WIGS II WIGS |

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surDasS all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to chmm--no turning up behind-nO shrinking
of the head indeed, thisls the only Establishment where
these things are properly understo,d and made
233 Broadway, New York.
ianI7 W. FISKE Cleveland. Ohio Agent.
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THE FOURTH--A call will be found elsewhere
fora meeting of all those interested in properly
celebrating the glorious Fourth of July. We hope
the call will be attended TO- Let us have grand
celebration that shall reflect credit upon as pat.
riotio men, women and children, and upon our city
as a town brm full of liberty and revolutionary
glory Let not the entire observance of the day
be confined to a few boys who discharge fire crack.
ers under the ears of the terrified maiden ladies,
or slyly cast them into the pocket Of some nervous
old gentleman" but let the military be out let the
iremen parade and spout; let one or two good,
rousing, string, wide awake speeches be made /;
let the yacht men spread the sails of their bonny
boats and thrust in the slender oar in friendly
strife for fitting prize let our business cares go
out and our country cousins come in; and let one
grand shout from 6O,OOO throats and tongues go
up for Liberty and freedom" and let all the bands
Of the city and country round about give in Hail
Columbia, Yankee Doodle, Uncle Ned, and "Jor-
dan, not forgetting hearty"God save the Queen.p
Shall we celebrated If yea then gather tonight
at the Mayors Office and make good your words
EDS. LEADER--GENTLEMEN Please allow q
word ofexplanation with regard to the unjust re.
marks of Mr. Pratt before the Board of Education,
in the description Of change Of Text Books, as ap.
pears in the report of this mornings Leader He
reflects censure upon the Publishers of Hillard's
Readers for publishing the correspondence between
the Text Book Committee and Superntendents OF
schools ia different schools and cities relative to
llillard's Readers. In reply we state, we publish
ed the correspondence with the full and free per.
mission of the Committee aud fOr their use and
others interested on the subject. We see no rea-
son why this should be suppressed, unless to be
Graded. In a change Of Text Books the public
have deep interest, and have q right to know how
these readers stand in the estimation of those US
ing them. They are not confidential, but open tC
public inspection for the public good, and We are
surprised to know that any member wished theil
suppression. In the same connexion another and
false insinuation was made that the editorial III
yesterdays Leader deprecatng change of Tex
Books, was iustgated by US for OHtSide influence
which ought not to be allowed to influence the
Judgment of the Board This is insulting alike tC
the editors of the Leader and to the publishers oil
Hilard's Readers, who knew no.hing of the article
in question. For the benefit ofsuoh loiSe ones we
would say, that whatever we wish to say ON the
subject of our books we will say on our own re-
sponsbilty and over our own name.
Respectfully yours,
INGHAM & BRAGG,
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What GWstaVC SatteT Says !!
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
KARL FORMES,
And who by many give greater expression
80 his playing than EVEN THALBERa. was pleased
to write the following reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERp
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REA GEO NJ SPRATP AgsRf Penn Baptist Publishing
society," LeiotsbHfeb, USiaa LOunfV, Penn,
"Severu persons have applied TO procure for them
your Worlds r Res oIe Hce they have seen its good
ELECTS tho hir Of Of my family We cnn and do
cheeTiully TeCOmmeudit."
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INK. Leplslolen. Pennsplpanla

REV. B. O. SMITH, prattsbirgA, NJ y t.aH
l real prsed to fad my gray hair soon turned
a hluch ns when was young man
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"sanota Libertus,


The exercises of the day will consist of rehearsal
this morning and the grand concert this evening
at the Theatre in which she entire force of the
singers will be joined,
We should have mentioned before that Mr.. A.
THEIME is President of the saengerbund (Singers
Union)
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TUrsDlY EvrNiro. juno a. 1s50

IUNHUAT HNNNINNl judo 10 I8IU.
Council met last evening, present Messrs Chris.
tian, Clark, Crawford Detmer, Dixon, Hayward,
Hovey, Marshall, Martin, Oviatt, Rider Russell.
Ransom, Thayer, Thompson, WiDs0w, Worswick
Hickman, Hopkinson, Lewis
The President. Mr.. Masters presiding.
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REV JAS MCSARLANE. Pastor Prot Dutch ca, ESQ
Pus, Ulster COnafv, N. y
~ have no hesitation In certifying that Mrs. s. A,
Auou's Worlds kestttU and 2ylobnlsamum have pro-
duood all the effects described ~ her ersemont 10
tho aud increasing the growth of the hair
aud won Cuee fully recommend 20 th0s whose half
may elhur begin to uIl IN Coor decrease In uHurian
iC8s,"
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GREAT BRITAIN.-Rrv. ". b. THoRNELoE

Pftfeot, Lancashire, EqgiqRd
Your Hair Rest oreris perfect marvel After having
used for siN weeks my eFtey gray hair restored
to It's nat1ral color mot the wsko appearance produe
ed by dyes, hut to its natural color which satisfies
my mind that is not a dye, strongly recommend
it and saall eo happy in answering tbs queries any
you may refer to mo-"
tTAe abope Clergyman iOeH knopn throughout Groa
Bdtaig, and 10 mdnyin he United Sfaesl
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This novel preparation has met with the approval OF tbs
faculty iu evry Of Tie world, md the oiscoverer and
pTonrtetor feafCssY aim II TO be-
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Tue iIrat order was u1inlshed bu8Incss, consist
ing largely Of claims which we're properly referred
The report Of Fire ED gineer Hill in regard "a
The election Of First and Second Assistant Fire En-.
gineer was received aud hled. At the suggestion
OF Mr. Hayward another election for First ASST tani
Engineer was ordered on account OF a misunder.
standing at the former election for that officer
remonstranoe against changing the name Of
Bolivar street was received and filed.
A petition from y. NJ Carpenter and others
asking that the new water pipes TO be laid on Sd
Clair street be laid II feet from ceuter of the street
instead Of FIVE. Received and filed
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REy JAMES p. STONE, Greensboro, Hermoai
"Rotommends It Go,h
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HAYTI REV MRS. E. C. ANDRUs, (niany gears
Missionary 70 Hastn Aartiasbargh, NJ Y
In her long residence In the aforanamed
Island her hair and scalp very unheo thy condi-
tion. After trying various articles without and
eventually using Mrs S. A. Allons she wiies the
"Ameuoan Baptist"l have derived much hene6t from
the use of mis- S. A Aliens wo li, Hair Resorer aud
zyobalsumum l have tel various other remedies foI
my hair but anything that maieri ily and peyHa-
aenty bsnedtted has those Of Mrs S. A. Alien,"
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n IIWT3I0I7Il T1Nl9VVIIIW
at has stopped uo falling OF Ol my hair, and caused
growth alth9ueul did no attend 20 It as your de
Tuctiuua REQUIRE |. aNA ."a u. M. Ua
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REV WM. CUTTER Editor Of Mofhsrg MagaFias, N.
Says ~ should bo glad have you any name, whei
1t do you any good" Juw IA, 1856.
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REV, a. A. BuCRBEE Asst Treas An Bible Uhion, T.,
Bibic linton Quarterly N, Y City

81 very Cheerully add my testimony TO that Of numer
other friends have found the ~ lobals mum super
nor 60 anything oyer used ior the hur and would fully
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Many Of the Lager Bier Saloons were trimmed.
with eyergreens aud national flags, in which the
taste Of their occupants was variously displayed
Haltnorth has erected a very pretty evergreen
awning over and before the entrance to National
Hail. and along Bank, Superior, Water and sene-
streets many Of these evidences Of national pride
are exhibited
There are very many visitors in town beside the
musical societies aud our streets will present a
lively scene to day. Whites Band, one of the best
ia the State, accompanies the delegations from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-22

ca-sel employed 700 handle, has been
compelled 70 qui. IN consequence Of the ex-
cisemen. against The French,
pRussIA.-The terms Of the new loan BY
the rrussian government have been pub.
llshed. The loan Is 10 bear five per cent,
interest. and be issued BY pubic subscrlp-
lion. The redemption 81 The :oan is % com
mence in 1868 by the payment o. one per
cent. annually thereafter until i is called
Iin.
TusxEY.-The garrison AZ Belgrade has
been reinforced and It's numbers are re-
ported 20 be trebled. The report i that she
i about 10 send a strong naval iVrce 70 the
Adriatic. Herzegovia was IL open revolt
The latest inteligence was 10 the effect
that a revolt 10 the whole OF European Tur-
Key was imnlIne.t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-22

aCosrAE's" Externirators are invaluable
rem edies Tor clearing houses Of AL sorts ~
ycsmin. With an confidence W. recom-
mend them. New York Daily Register.
" CosTAR'sn remedies Tor all Iamcatic
pests, such as Rats, Reaches. Bed Bugs.
Ap,s. Fleas. &C., are Invaluable, we can
speak from actual knowledge Of their m,r-
III. Drug sisls and Dealers should send
their orders early, il they would secure a
trade 10 them.-New York Journal.
(" shall write something about your Ex-
terminators. as can DO so with propriely
They are selling rapidly here aud destroy
ing ali yermiu.-Edl,or " Danner.' Fayetie,
Missouri.