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TIE HORSE FAIR.-The Second Annual
Horse Fair ofthe Lake Erie Horse Breeders
Association, n,cOmmeneesuPont the County Fair
Grounds upon Kinsman st.onW Wedneday. The
Grounds are being admirably prepared for
the display, and the Fair will be fine one.
Celebrated horses will be present from all
about, and the attendance viii be immense.
The premiums are literally and judiciously
arranged and all things Will eonspire TO make
the Fair not only a success for this year, but
one that win excite the fnirest hopes and ex-
pectations for the years to come The Kins-
man street railroad viii thenbe in operation,
afording the best opportunities to all who
desire to attend.
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The CONCERT SATURDAY EvENEG.-Th
Concert Of the Misses Timber on Saturday
evening at the Melodeon was fairly attend
ed, but not half so well as the merit Of the
singers demanded. They sang with spirit
and effect many songs, ballads and airs, and
performed the whole greatly to the delight
Of the audience.
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OLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEalBER 3, 1860.
trict Congressional convention. They report


trict Congressional convention They report
ed the following:
J. W. Fitch, Cleveland. %.
l.. J. Rider, p.
Ed. Kinsman,
J. NJ. Cofinberry, "
Charles WinsIow, @
B. Williams, Chagrin Falls, a.a.
E, Humphrey, Euclid,
w TOusley, Newburgb,
Il. H. Young, BreeksvilIe. .-
Mr.. Rider moved that they be instructed to
60 for Genl. Fitch for Congress. M
Mr.. Fitch declined. Of course he would
be too happy to run in opposition to the Re
publican candidate. Indeed as Mr.. Riddle had
been nominated on good and strong Repub-
hcan ground, he was eager to meet him in the
campaign, but unfortunately, the nomination
belonged to Lake or Geauga counties, and as
he understood they would furnish a name, he
would not stand in his way. The gallant and
warlike General was therefore excused, while
three cheers were sent up for him under his
new title of "the Sledge Hammer Of the De-
mocraey."
Mr., Heisley moved that the delegates go to
the Convention without instructions, which
was carried
A wild shrek intended for cheers now
went up for something we could not hear
what, and "Fitch-Fitch" was called. Fitch
declined making speech and introduced Mr..
Humphrey who "went it alone" until we
left.
We could find no very startling effects in
the Convention. 1t was $50 dsrned smalp'
that they couldn' t get up a row.
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Nor CONING.-The Perry Hose Company
of New York, according to the Mercury, have
been compelled to abandon their excursion
to Cleveland on the Tenth, ''because Of the
shOrtness of time for preparation, and the ex-
orbitant rates charged by concerted mono
poly of railroad companies" The Alerts had
prepared to meet the Perry Hose in a fitting
style. ..-.
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THE PERRY CELEBRATION.

THE VEDETEs.-This fine military Compa-
ny Of young men of whom Columbus may
well be proud, will parade on Saturday after
noon. At balf-past three o'clock they will
take the cars for Cleveland to participate in
the celebration of the Perry Monument
We expect they will do honor to the city
C0L Gazette.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator. @
REPUBLICAN Mass MEETING AT DETROIT.-
Persons wishing to attend the grand Mass
Meeting on the 4th Of September, win be
taken on the steamer Ocean to Detroit and
return, for 50, state rooms included. ed
aug29:299 L. A. PIERcE, Agent.
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New YORK DkHIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at 174 Ontario street. l
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IMPORTANT 10 THE PUBLIC.
il am opening mp stock offspring
PAPER nANa1ras. WINDOW SHADES,

BoRDEns, &c, which I natter myself cannot d
excened in this city. I have proved beyond doubt
that can sell my paper cheaper than any other re
liable establishment IN Cleveland, fOr rBasqn5 suol
as the following: small rents, economy ln9uststts
and perseverance,. There are no deac-n -ne.4I5 N
this establishment to eat up the profits teopls ~
considerable trouble and Expense " ee-stii-
their Painting and Papering done az our otgiI
keep from Is 70 25 Painters, Grainefs @ anu a ~.
Hangers, as good Workmen as can De lQ4ih ~ ".
city so that those entrusting me WIN ineA NOiA
may expect on
Dispatch and Reasonable charges.
This is the Oldest Paper Hanging established in
tbs -ifv and received Diploma for the best Goods
at the last County Fair JOhN Dg NAEt
Corner Wood and Rockwell sts.i near Fost Omoe'
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The STATUE.-The statue will be elevated
to its place on Thursday. The finishing
touches win then have been given, and the
figure will stand forth in all its glory and
beauty.
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THE JEALOUS HUSBAND.


In our Forest City living,
There's a nice genteel young man.
One whose name shall not tell you
You may guess it il you can.
Being married. one thing only
Came to mar the Joys Of life;
he was Just q tr1ne jealous
Of his young and handsome wife.
Ygt he loved her, o so dearly. -
That you must not think Of blame,
In-what now shall tell you m.
OF this Mr.. What's his name
He went home quite unsxpected-
Twas week ago or more
Bis young Wifa was in the parlor
hos With her back towards ths door.
She was at the centre-table, Go
In her hand she held pen, @
And with something interesting
--sa. She was busy there and then
But her husband softly entered;
Uer her snowy shoulders gaZsd;
BY three letters of repeated,
Was his very soul amazed.
4 u h. were the initials
Written Ger and DER again;
Fixed upon the spOtless payer,
For his hopes, alasl too plain.
they were not his own Initials
And the fact was nov reVealed---
His wife within her bosom
Had secret love concealed
Then his blood stopped circulating,
And his hsaEt but faintlT beat;
lie felt a strange sensation
From his head down 70 his feet.
And he cried, 'sIneonstant somaul
All my dreams Of Love are Ger"
And ieIl prostrate -oBn the floor.
Then his wife with terror stricken,
BY her husbands falling there,
Started from the centre-table
With cry Of wild despair.
And she ehafed his hands and temples
Kissed his Pallid brow and cheek
TIL, with CONSEQUENCES returning,
He had strength enough 70 speak.
When he faintly, sadly uttered
81 am ruinedl ] shall die
Why, Oh why hast thou deceived me?
Thou inconstant woman why
''Who, Oh Z who, in thy affections
has an love OF me e1acedt
Whose, oh l7WhOse are the initials
Which thy guilty hand has traeed2
stWho Is thelI. U. H deceiFer7
.t Tell me, ere my heart gr0Ws stillI''
r1 And his VIE rsplied,z.'hly darling,
.. But b patient and VIII
"I have never yet deceived thee,
For my heart is al thine own,
And its highest best ambition
Isto live for thee alone
t'If thou'it ne'er be jealans,
viii truly tell thssall- ai
Stands for sIsAACS' UNION HALL
In his arms she was enioldsd-
an his douhts and iears had hod--
Aud upon bis manly bosom,
As she pillosFed there her bead
5lI C TO the Whispered words she listened
i .- Which aioctieR made BIZ, aPeakl
In oommanj6h With Der cheek. -E
.-.. .I3ut the hnnaysd words be uttered
e. rV..[rsIstiiii ne'er again Be jealous,
-- be- Not far my hsaft snail l-noE. l
....-s ssFrom the lfps that uQW caresl theo,
Not d word OF doubt ahall ialli
.l l i Will live 20 love end bless thee, - llr
-t=-r And wiz clcthe a. UNA0G HALsL.h
P935A large stock q Summer Clothing sailing at
Cost at
20 ii ISAAC A. IsAACs' ~
p MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent fcr. ths aaiaof Singers 1colehzated
SEWING IA CHIMES
AND
STORRS AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUT FOB THE GIANTS. "a
aug20
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FRoH LAKE sUPEEIoK.-Thc steamer Sea
Bird arrived at Detroit on Friday. The Sea
Bird left ontonagon on the 27th and Mar
quette on the 2sth. The government sehoO-
ner Lamplighter, with Light House supplies,
was at Ontonagon; also revenue cutter
Floyd Schooner Middlesex at Copper Har-
Dor diseharging coal. Met steamer Illinois
near ManitOu Island bound up, and North
Star just leaving Marquette bound up
sehooners Shook, Flight, Dolphin, Mary B.
Hale Australia, at Marquette also sehoo-
ner Paragon, just arrived from 0ntonagon.
Net steamer Gazelle at the sault on the 29th,
and steamer Cleveland of Point Au Barques.
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a1gls 10. % Water street. OleYeland.L
INENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
Y ING, Renovating and MendinF Establishment.
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No - Prospect street, win
hereafter devote his attention 20 cleaning,
ting aud nending Gentlemen's clothing. He has
iacilties Tor doing his work in the bast manner
Gentlemen wilt hnd il for their interest during these
hard times &c give Mr.. Ager trial
may D. R24
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PERsoNAL.-Anson G. Chester, of the Buff
falo Express, was at the Angler House, yes
terday.
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-. G-Ihe Book Ofall Others that should be
Rad By men with damaged aud broken down eonsti-
tutioRs Is "Human Fraity, Physiological Re-
ssaFohss.n Il is beautifully illustrated and treats
minutely Of eli the symptoms that invariably dovol-
ere themselves, sooner later resulting from the
iraitea aud vitiating habits OF early YOUTH inca
pAeltatiag The victim from sharing the frultIon Of
" tne matrimonial state and, il not checked in time,
oesenerating all the functions Of msnhood, and
bringing him, step By step, to lingering and un-
timely death -..
sold b. DR.. BARROW, lat Bleooher st., N "
Price 3 cents. sent free OF postage every where.
sod also By GAYLORD a HAMMOND and Nm FIskE
Druggists, Cleveland -t
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srEET DHHL.--The Light Guards, Captain
Sanford, were out for street drill, on satur-
evening. .Frts
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5mtelligeMfe 0ffieE.

Il 3. Palmsrs IHfslligs9es 05Fes.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DA1LY-Reliabie Girls for Private Fami-
lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses. Also: Men and Boys
for city and country work. Apply on Bank street
under the Merchant Bank, opposite Wsddsll House
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Spffial ay0tifts.

E ! hfoIAoFAYs PILIs-L Lysel'tsIy.--There is
hat one whaling remedy Cor this class ofiuaamma.
t9ly disordefu, alter ell other remedies have failed
holoWays Pills, which act directly on tho cause Of
the compiaint Lsudanum, Morphine and Calomel
sre indlcriinsteiy prescribed according to the dis
sretion oithe attendant physician; these NAV rive
temporary alienation, but they eventually irritste
the bowels without removing The sourCe-on the
eontrnFy, Hollowsys Pills soothe the bowels by
evaeuPting the aerid matter which iuasmes them,
cleanse the stomach q all exciting humors and re-
atore ita normal tone and vigor.
bad the Advertisement elsewhere,
sola py all Druggists at 2sc, 62o, and 81 per box
LII ----- .----
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11frs.

HOME AGAIN.-(4. s. WILLIAMS
1A Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner. b.se.7 leave 10
announce to his friends and the public that he IS
home again, and located at s. St. Clair street Cers-
land, o. Where ne has htted up a DYE HOUSE with
the best machinery regardless Of expense and fat
tefs himself that By strict attention 10 business that
ne viii % able 70 regain that PATRONAGE and support
Wnicn Tor 80 many years crOwned his endeaVOIs.
B. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ WOOLEN DYER, No. Ill Pearl street, West
Side. Once No. 70 Bank street. Harri1f Biock fiVs
doors north Of st. Clair street
shaWls Of every variety cleaned or ayed. Cents
Garments Cleaned or dyed without being taken
apI9.R10
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You are ordered TO- meet at the Torch
Room, McCurdy's Block, on Monday even
ing, September Sd, at o'clock precisely.
prepared for a Wide Awake Excursion 10
Detroit per steamer Ocean, which boat will
leave at 9 P. NJ. The fare for the trip up
and back WIN be two dollars for Wide
Awakes. The boat cannot provide meals
for the crowd expected, and members viii
provide themselves. The boat will return to
ClevelandWednesday morning, Sept, BATS A
NJ. We have a supply of uniforms for. all
who may wish to go with us. A Commits
sary viii take care of the baskets of mem
bers IT Af,,,r;g 1eoo,u
THE DEfRoIr MEET1xe.-We~ make a isst
call for the attendanes at the Detroit Mass
Meeting tomorrow. The good and stauhch
steamer Ocean, Capt. Evans, leaves the dbek
this evening at so'eIock. as win Be seen by
the above notice, the fare is greatly reduced,
being 81 for Wide Awakes and s. for others
to go and return. Fears have been enter
tanned that there viii be such crowd mon
the beat as to be unsafe. There need be NO
apprehensiohs on that score. We have the
assurance Of Capt. sturges that no more viii
be allowed on board than viii be consistent
With the greatest safety. We hope to see the
lf ooet well filed with active Wide Awake Re
!, Pu0lieans Of Cleveland, going up tosweIl the
'nFong that viii gather to do honor to the
presence e Of q the noble statesman Wm. q.
Seward CO. fyou wish to add To- the gem
eral eneet go, if you wish 70 uphold the
fame OF Cleveland 90, If for no other rea-
son. TO have good time and see tremen-
dous crowd and gorgeous display. Go, one
and all and you who cannot 90, rend the
papers after the return Of our reporter.
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a. II should Be k7lOa0n, for it is a fact
strikingly true that Dr., s. A. Wesver's Canker and
balt Rheum Syrup tsgether with the Cerate never
fails Of giving satisfaction to all who give them
trial for a. yet they have never failed in single in
stance Of euringall HUm0rs, sueh as Salt Rheum,
Erysipeas and the ike. In cases OF this kind the
iaieat reliance may be placed upon these prepara-
tions.
Sold By Gaylord a Hammond, O. s. Mackenzie, T.
". Saekrider and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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6tothinig
RENOEAL.

4 R. REDING, MERCHANT
~ oTAIL0R, has removed to No. Is Prospect
street, Redheads Block, few doors west Of Jones'
Marble Factory where be viii be pleased 10 see and
vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials VIII find it
advantageous to call on him.
= 80 Particular attention paid to cutting Boys
Clothing. augl0
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8eaI @statf.

M ESTERN LAND.---H. a. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Littles Ksyes, has
constantly on hand large quantity Of fine Farming
Land IN Iowa. wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
tor city or country real estate or personal PROPERTY
once WIN Rouse Jennings. Marble Block, supe-
LloE street maylsR24
YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IL REAL ESTATE, Mortgages, Bonds, Notes.
&C, &c No. ATWATlR BUIDpsG,
Apl6:l1s Cleveland, o.
ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
IL (formerly Of the firm Of Little Keyesl has
opened Heal Estate Office in Rouse's Block. cor
Her OF superior street and Public Squara and has
constantly on hand several thousand acres Of frst
quality Of Farming Lands in the States Of Iowa,
wisconsin, and Missouri, to exchange for city and
country property also for all kinds Of personal
properly. Part cash paid If necessary. aprl6:RlO
BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
IA The undersigned resident Of East Cleveland
pose Of his property before leaving VIII sell an 0 lis
lands AZ reduced price TO compare with the hard
tlmes-near 50 per cent. less than adjoining lands
can be bought at all Of which are well located on
good road and pleasantly situated near Euclid street
and 81 miles rom the Court House east, in the west
part OF East Cleveland Township, being 2f acres Of
land under good state Of cultivation, 81 acres of
timber and nine acres Of choice fruit-cOmpOsed q
Apple reach Cherry and Pear trees, Grapes,
traN berries and shrubbery; frame house and barn
besides other buildings good water, &C.
VIII sell all OF m three parts, and one acre in the
rear Of Custeads Nursery, with good barn, we'll,
cistern and good fruit and will sell for cash or part
on tine Enquire on the premises.
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This Committee reported the following act
/. Ritter

Hiram Griswold was appointed Chairman
of the committee of thirty. This was done
by that committee Immediately after the ad-
jOurnment of the Convention. This appoint
ment being made, the Central Committee
adjourned. .s.
ThereuPOn the Executive Committee of
nine, which remained, organized by appoint
ing John Coon Chairman and F. Nicola Sec
retary. .rsa- ID. r,
The Convention adjourned, having been
invited BY Mr.. Fuller, of Brooklyn, to attend
the raising of the highest Lincoln pole in the
county (ls5 feet) in front of the Wade House.
The pole was put up in good style, and able
and eloquent speeches were made by Hon.
A. G. Riddle, R. F. Paine, ESQ.,, and Others.
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g RIoHARDsOE's SHERRY WINE BITTERs.-We
nTe not Eor Of universal Boosting "a system Of
enemployed BY othersl OF the celebrity Of this or
- that nedcnss and We keep our praise unt we have
positive knowledge Of the yalne and virtue Of an ar
tcls. We Judge Of the by its fruits, and when
Va ard q medicine viii really curative powers, We
at once come ont and recommend it to the public
In tbs present instance, cordially recommend to
our readers DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
We know Of nothing to excel this for the objects
proposes 70 undertake.
The Sherry Wine Bittsrs are for sale by Gaylo: d
Hammond and G. S. Mackenzie Cleveland o.
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- ~ Is guile common observation that
rAsamption is the chief curse ofthis climate prey
ans upon old gul youaa and scattering widely iis
aeais q ofdestTuction. But an who have ever travel
90 through the West and South, or indeed through
any portion ofthe interior Of the country must have
noticed that there is a disease far more prevalent
among Americans than consumption. Day after day
thoy ara alternately shaking a. with nervous ft
r CT rendered derious with Ever. Most of them ind
an esriy grave, No one Who has ever seen or expe-
reneed this disease, fail perceive that we al
luda % Whist is called Fever and Aguo The discov-
erer Of a remedy for this evil must and should be
considered public benoisctor and Dr. J. Hostett-
er's Bittera ia thO remedy. We know from personal
trial.
Ter sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every.
Vhere, and by HosrETFKR Smith, Sole Proprie-
tors % Water and s. Front streets. Pittsburgh
~ How many worthless nostrams are Of
ferad for sale 70 The public This ctis beoause there
are some medicines Of real merit and virtue the de-
mand for which Is universal and sale immense,
which induces unpriDoipled men to try to palm OF
aa Worthless preparations. But good remedies live
long Perry Davis Vegetable Pain killer Is Of those
. remedies that every family wiz keep By them; no
remedy has 80 universal a demand It is sold By all
respectable dealers in medicines.
Sold BY Gaylord Hammond, Wm Fiske, c. s
Mackenzie and E ". saekridtr, Cleveland, q.
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86araing.

ROARDING HOUSE,-MRS. q.
II .. WILLIAMS has leased the billiard PROP
cry, g st. Ulair street. The house has been Paint
cd Papered and fitted up in excellent style, without
Iesara % eLpenss II IS one of the most plsant and
convenient localities in this city.
A married couple can be accommodated with an
uniurnlshed 'front.' parlor and sleeping room. DaY
boardefa viii md this desirable place
Terms modsrates 70 suit the times. iuly3I:Rio
QOARDING H0USE--THR
- house, No. q Public Square, and 81 the
Stone ShrTchI-one Of The pieasantest locations In
ne cily-las Deen thoroughly repaired, and is nov
open Tor boardar5. Families wishing 20 furnish
their own rooms can Be accommodated with large
ana convenient rooms and bed-ropms and Single
boarders and Day BOarders viii md good accommo-
datlons on reasonable terms. References given and
required. lapr2-ls60:R2ol s.W. BURRITT.
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II MON ICE co, CLEVELAND
~ OHIO. AILPRESS 4 GARDNERi, Dealer
in Pure Spring Pond ICE, viii supply Fa1nf IS, no
tels Boats, &C. at all times short notice, and on
he most reasonable terms All orders len at No -
River street, 16O st. Clair street. or Box O5l Post
al O. CHAMP. Agent.
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ONatarinna.
4nFnishiHq 600ds.
= T8TI71g SMITH ~

Si'Fts, \ lS1LAS SMITH Cd1SI,
Stocks, Um5rsuas.
oeasJS FUREIsHINs GOons. ClZpst Bdqs
GlOuss, la' Superior street, Drs,siug
AosisFy, OLEyELAGD, ONO, Corn,
0nseShTta OBpoiiso Honey Bella
DraVT4 American House Eortmoaniea
Hd5s, SHIRTS MADE TO Com5a
SEsPsndys ORDER Tooth Hair
SA0HsdT ana warranted 70 Clothes ana
Braees FIT. Mad Brushes
A NEAT A sORTlIENT OF CUSTOM MADE
- OLUEHlNG.
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Brass f0amflrlI.

JAMES II. ODELI- BRASS
- FOUNDER AND MANUFACTUREjs' =,
Brass Work Of every descriptions, No IS Union St
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H
steam, Water or Gas, and all the various srticlqs
used in the PlumbiAg Business. Beer Pumps Of am
kinds made and repaired Brass CastIng done daily
end Brass Work Of al kinds renaired. decks
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
oiingredsnts IN these Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice They are mild in their ope-
ration, and certain In correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruations, removing ali obsfructiOns,
Whsthsr from cold or otherwise, headache pain in
the side, pelptation Of the heart whites ali nervous
onect2nsi hystercs, fatigue, pain In the back and
nnoss 6e, disturbed sleep which arise from inter-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
sFa9 the commencement OF anew era in the treat
lent o. those irregularities and obstructions which
aa7e consigned 50 many Thousands Of the young, the
peautti1l and the benevolent 70 a PrBmature Grave
40 female can e5cy good health unless she is regular
ana Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
D health begins TO decline z ~
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. -r
are the most eflectael remedy ever known for ali
e9lpalEts pecQllar % keglates. 10 all classes they
are invaluable, inducing, igih oeTtGr rsG
a5eo them ~ dnerent periods throughout the eoun-
palrlclans tn AHeTlca. kDLcl dreeti0Rs sfang i5hs
esd tshg te sh0td Rof Be used with each box-F-ios
Cle Doitdf each boz, ooafaiafng 40 PiEs I.-
valuable pam phIet to De had free, Of the ARents
Ls eea % lhGa pronlpti, by enclosing price TO the
General Agent. Seld by druggists Generally
B. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent
I65 Cham bers st., New York
Sold in Cleveland s. Wm. Fisk 8 aud Gaylord 4
Eammundfs
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TRAVRLRR's RRGIsTRl.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the above
Trains or Boats, Will be called for by the Coaches Of
stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
&c OMNIBUS 0ios, q superior street, door next to
April 10, 1850.
81 For TeIegrapbic. RTaTI[et and Marine