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The Van Buren press., 1860-11-02

ISUND.It,S. just reed by steamer Sky Lark,
- Powder, Lead. Shot, Buckets Brooins, Can
dies. Candies, Tea, Backing, etc.
febl'6g W g. HEARD
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TTsBRsw IdrsKaRY o. fON-skr DA A. Pee 4sL
viii re deliver hh c~"brs~d srfHfs Ga se H,st.y q
M les IN amer -" s1s8n AN prce
dayl evening NovemberD ~ ocsok nase0 ~ cents, q
be hal y the door
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N-ws from Northern mersco.
ouR AoATxaEY CORRESPONDENTS
a. ~, ~

OH hoA7kAEf CORRESPONDENCE
MosrKxsy, oct 20, 1850.
me Shoe Of It,o Of tas Beysf-
me LIBERAL Leaders a. LoeserAe ids-cri"A Command
the Lemon Of Hor,v- nspen.e.ls Of Kaqssr and A3ia-
Aaother Condtiaa, &c
Tns liberals are stiil closely besiegiog the ciy OF
Guansaara with large force; the result extremely
doubtful a, they have Iopg At It Won aud Gas
t.o turned their cavalry loose, amounting 70 2ooo no'
beox enabled 20 them tins ds Of their forsnca
tions and resolved 10 deend themselves 70 The last ex
tIemly.
ser,ous difficulties have again taken place between
Degoiado and the principal liberal chiefs y appears
rbs, M so ado secret arrangements with the re
scltounry party Mexico ant ID - no (DcgoAdo) had
agreed 90 Jaarez should leave or % turned
hrsmon General In Chief of the forces OF
the republic, on wai1n 0rtess, 0s<son aud DoDiAjo
protested vioentiy and eaefgeiicahy, thereby DIS
acknowledging the power VI Desoado 10 make any sach
treaty.
procuring 500 900 Of the 400 700 tnat
Degoado robbed LOOK possession OF, Ia Marquee,
last III, ~bch has Caused exciting connsrolai
sensation throughout, the whole republic Tins measu .
hns caused ruin of God manyy they AL
expeoteo TO pay their bulls by thus remittance 70 the
Upileo states and Europe
Marques Al IeretAro with force OF 900 men
armed equipped aad the liberals ,nm siiateiy
abandon ID Gusnayaaso, rcur,og 10 San Luis. sinai
Reaction AIRY Liia the l2sn inst but
instAnuy dsisated oy tue oera forces Coz aaad
ed ny General ArtoSxa rn5 notorious CJrtinas lvpx
active part Ia the dsence aud no~ MS become conael
In npef al forces ds COMMANDS IN. Lagoon Of HI.
nor" amounting 10 sky men, seventeen Of woom Were
the Aseaksi4 OF tue IN ich smentet 2uszas
Ii Is now presumed shst Aarqltz sli make forcsd
marches xaros cuaaaAIsra, occupYiog all tue os-s
tnAs liberals Toned, On bs route u sh'
LAT named CITY They couiprise Ga>uNlst, Ztcstesss
and A,aaso2iieatcs, snf MeJa viii march on San LUIS
vito con petent orGe; sud II Will DC imoossb. " Id
fenu tne last place. As they nave wary insSnincaat
force
rms whole state Is peiie,tly quiet AMI everything
has agsH resumed its natural course fn1 Legislature
meets LIST of NoyeaUer aai wtu mkks 81 nscss
for the defence Of tue sAtc should tue
rsa ,tiO sty attempt coming THIS way Vidaurr
has us troops, oaiton that they VII 70
turn when ,on, AID tue meeting oil the Lg,sA
ture 4 retire 10 his native sisgv-LAnposa-s0 re-
for snort time from tn troubles o. pnoh; he
upefs laary circumstances require hs pr.saoc
Judge Of the supreme Court w. IN n1 aosence
the Governor VI the safe.
Another ronductA ieagss here 10 morrow, and take
$40 coo 70 Brownsville for shipping
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TN EuPRR~E COURr -rHvy As n CoDDIrGroN ANW
j NJ w The NIanss and pssfc Railrnsf crno.ny.-
rcscs herety sven hn. ~ pnr..nc. o. Ju1sm snt -
supr~p~ fov 1860 snail ell
,a~tin ~ r q Ruklev sncnon~~r The Merchant. Er-
ch.nrr 10 u. err FORA tse ta d o. -rsev
aD "a u csan~k - Mrcesoa STATE Bonis OF 81 -
sArh, Roe I tos N tao tnclusfve = $500
ts.sR srd sass. su.ssT 9. H. RoDnAs. Rssssa
Hsw fosx. hor6 50
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- }. - 49,. -,
IL fo. ..,, ;Ssi u e yiIyIT BoSssTs.
HEADDaEssEs
''''1~'' q large ''4''.'s T. j: i Il 5. on.n..
MoOHm1o GOODS.
Axss sssssmsss q shAes
MOURNING Dsass GOODS.
suaaSls rss he prsssss sss.ou,
Received pr Ass arrivals
ARNOLD, oossTAms 1 Co..
cs.al ares. ssr~sr = xsros.
nAGxxrA. rUsUHA.
ROSE On aAyvo.
And an ..Asr
RATIONALE saADs
LORD : rAYLok
n .ad "a BROADWAY.
n - IN aKAHD rRux.
U.nd . oArHAESS srxmr.
PAmN rAEIa PANIC.
r. n Macy
win opss Ibis morn.ss ssAM.
oo,srd' ~ s'y;. .I Iss. 4 I 81
Win be soid for nX ssatz.
Un' yards ~ :yls , Bonnet !, s sIs.s
''' * 4 '%S cd Y so s's . ssa s:'S
$40 yards fan s.yle Bcnne Ribbons
win 30 sold Tor Is cent. pad.
aae0 yards fan syse Bonnet Ribbons,
viii Re sold for Is cents yard
TOO dozen Ladies' yi.sosd Lined Bose.
win De Z SD ssr Tor i iss: Ssas s'' par.
t0u dozen mode and gray sh-usnd veis
wa ~ . e, cola i, Tor ~. lss cent.
VII se y oesos = ,s. mo.Sias 4
d % 81 "a a. yard.
loo splendid sss l.asss ( s &. ss.s s
VIZ b .ss lo 81, ssss s.' = s9 q re d0.
w nj l. = . sSs; y 4 i ;%' cent.
T. ss so o end s .'0''
second door below sour.e-nth stet
2IO o.v. CANAL STREET $40
e. csssp s~D: 70 ss -; .ssssr ~
see am s.a psss e, s, % sSs.. ,,v
4 spiead,s slocl Of Velvet CiesKs,
Basqaes made 70 order.
----- ). j. BlNsos.
/ TOO SALE or LACE GOODS Us
| 100. 70 CLOSE wao ,,!s ALx STOCK.
On 1sursd.y morning VIII be offered q. 7ss Broadway
SrP sssE isn srf be Ass sse aprL,uK
src ets Cos- Sleeve Capes &C.. infant. Gaps BsrsAAs
- nlasioa Bertsss. o.pes, zouavs,
q b, lslea ~ les .nd superior make.
me .hoe vii be sd Al resAl a the lowesi whoissee se
| SIO Q0O -pAETIEs WISHING TO DISPOSE or
escouns for cash call II ss' Pearl street, front room.
| S5OOOOO OF DEr GOODS At srrAu.
Our eDere wholesale stock
q shose-sie pHces.
iSi broadway, opposite tbs xe.ropos.sn Hotel
ys s1pS rxps5i irD .s.Es,
sIi.Ks And sLK EoBss CLoAKs
,s RGssss ssR. gfss: 'nr ssa%sso,
snd cvsry Description q goods IN ,ais eep.rnsaA
5000 B.,mor.i sssis ,u., landed.
zoos do,eu Gloves n our own e-isbr.Ad MAKE.
and perhaps the best Gloves IN sss unsd States At h TINA
pn,-. an x Sss s g. /. agitation ana
tie ss.', So. ss pu1oSssss !. s,!ss1
c~sor whtn ssres; opposite kcropoisan aoseL
EDwARD LANBsRr 4 90.
| nyHB hardin wArUH
"a. i y ssdIbs HS
5asS sHs sssi fS q . 20 csassoxonrma
HIGHLY Rsooxsrrp u.sm = ,h~p sss~~~~
II
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TNo PHOTOGRAPHERS -vus saLR ONE oe TIE
bes osisry's n The chy Of Brv,siyp. ssntsnnslv g.
- ~ snd ~ 6ors rod business pod os.nc- for ~
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(sffs or ~gg " RE-DKF AkrMkrr OF rfEANCs
W BurpAn u he R~cesver n rsrsA Nev Ocart 9oas~ =
ye~ms~rs sr~es sov~utcw n iep Nuaice hershr rws.
S.e, ts~ mirs ,sgsh; ale nsi - s.M ~ti - 49,
~ Mk ~ ~cesnb~r, No 1oaer reeavcd sNw r. u
''"'"~sA AL mt s~swsn
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Il
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
4 PERSON .vIsa AN KsrAsLsuvo 9 .sH sGsf
"a se.s ssd small sseitsi wants psrtser Any susisess
" se sas sr I ,ssr bon rs Herald o 0a
| D.RrsRR wASrsD-AcrIvK or sILKvr. WITH
so1 ossh 10 tsabllsAed usnnssorT y stsps
ar,e shs hsre ssre ne ea. pay. U per eess ppa ssl
oS. s.n % @''s ''S'' 'ar' Address A.'d"''s R-'d
| yNAsTRD-A MARRIED NAN. WITH sosE CArf
w ti 20 tsss interest with "a n snNl gsrz
insrviss b. aaa s..as D. K sn sI nsr.d "a "a
| 0lO0 PARTNER wAsrED IsAKDIAsrLY.-ANY
l plUO. sie.dy nan. havoE the above smou,i vii be
NAL, rr.ress sasS nAs,as Business Si a ), P.srs
ave, aeS PERI. urss door, froat room
| cJ60 -pARrsEs WANTED TO BJr our ggs
~ ,er Nh Sai IL - s,9s .maas, M ~, nv. ,S ~
s d.y ssag shsre An insrvis~ mar be aaA NJ slI isl
5000 a rARrsEs yAs g .xssoIArxLy. ~
ani cosng sNoi GUINNESS with OF lease md r&rsni
shasc. &c Oasness msa. Apply he prsni.ss so
01S0 WANTED, IN A wHoLxs aLu AHp ssrAIs
s q Ss wss ss . ss rs. so .s ss.s ss o
Tie se - .S ss1s Tss cob r ne ss .-sssa
away oshs' business pAs Of tbs dsy;
q f.nly can h.vs .e.rm-as % ~ s9sss .gsI GOA
ssc~s. ard 5overy near Chatham squsre.
sasbi.ssd. .sd ~ss. d,asl. ~. sous.
S5nO TO s7o w.srsp. A rAHrNxs N LrsHr
Appiv IN the sore = k.s rweA street cose % srSsd~y
81 O00 wAsrsD.Is CASH I HAVE 4 coon
.s !, s,sae s. Sa.ess ns "a, s 49,.
on =. with reAl name
81 400 -sssrsss 4. w.srsD 70 TAKE g.sy
~ N sass :. ,s ,ss .as sr r,ss 49,
fs nsa y "a. noaey q se has the snsa. n os 10
siren ~ repaired. App5 ~ fulton street. asor
FL SaO -w.sTEU, NAN wuo cav issEvr
S.ry i1e,.s1. hs m.sa scSss saas m rss,.sy
arc .riers q " = .verS.h ng resay monopoly. 40
g0 O0N-Asp AZ xouAL PARrssR ~ a CASH
lse sronnl q ore,s % h.aa @ sresuts Address
FURNITURE.
PAIR PRICE sIyKs roK sxcosD HASp russi
.sr. and O.,gss y r-ssy unoaey All es. gronpuy
p eg nj. , SIR. 90 sgssrvH IN
Al SIS aud ~ ssrt, AZ, se',.s-..s ard Pstbsw
-Four doors east OF sro.d~ay
EJRsfrukr BouGur-rHE HT3HEsr pRf1E can
n cash ~ al sinds q n,u'ehD1 rsrnure Csrge,s
sb-ve IA good sssor,neBi o. ssc,ad had Furui
ture dwsss IN hand fw ssle
L-CRrTrURE RxPRkss -FURNTrueE wxPRgss-
NNHss's Furnture ksprfe@ Farnitar- racfnr
EeshlsNmeut Ill us weq Eeve street FlfA
ard sixtb avenues suraiare Psa,fo-vs Pslrsnss Sta
tasry tkins &c trr~d and sh 5red lowered
rrsncy,ns sa,niiur. y ranne. starsr- ,or rurnare
DAPtUk FuRrirrHg-wAsrRB TO PRDCURg IN
erchsrre frr art mortgage ~ nTs l,cs,ed red
vw~ate wprn three times that full
css parlor Furniture, either Adsrr~
-. y hct sol y. v. Post onc~.
RESTAURANTS.
1vtHsCH 40 d AMERICAN RNsrAUkANr.
NO. las ruLroH srRrnr, NEAR BROADWAY.
unu~rs ~ -aoup too xest oss v-x-sAs~ and 49,
scco~fns ~ trtsi,
ard yoa vi - veil sss~sd III srsnxe~enks Ahsn
snrwH = r~s~w u ~ 49, NHA
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no PHYSICIANS PRACTICE FOR SALE IN A
pi~~ssnt and ruwinr tor OF th- 1rIn y. raj
rosd an tarnptse horoassfres 10 The tte either
JAS MARTIN w-u.hsc MI
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CrASp FOR SALE "A SAND roa SALE os TO LR,
- At the washfnrt rr.set 1nquir. " RsRak a
sor dealer "a sui err Nos ss and $40 waAh NIXON msres
Zee
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10Y PsNSos 90 RssPsCrARu.iry wIsHISs To
a Anpt an interesting nsle orhAa GIRL
yers o' -, ms hear " b. Riarcns y. a. Herald
orc-,
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- $500 tush.ls msrchsrsahis ssI al N~nsn.s Poss
buma ksrge a tsv. Apply - 9e~gc sdierv tss
rn or a. belcw. n uo bushels nerehanAb. @A }r.i
Hsrhrt lonf lssne AppG " \ hsh anR, on tee az 4
ltpO bushels trrh srtshl~ salt spriy " Ffsrks A.
fWsyth the spt Per this salt Ray
re meni vurf be tss 10 smsric c-on gopds
spun dr. sDs ss pruvtsons naoufscturet &c,
&e, talsnn~ N cssh .msrcsn gold
yape hum Bay forms the lee 'it- ~ the Isaad
Passage vessels steamers holnd from
Fr.s JsmsAcN &c, &c can ~ hts Place a~sss ,otsa an
sbrndsucc o. fresh water Nr-w And fresh
- sstcp, cO.s bors and porluy, also p1ss,o-s
purpkn s ard melnus- At removable prces Nrss.is
or hudeunr ssrl WI he h1Mcet By a ic~asst
PIKE o. whom there are threc s--e'snT IA readiness
Tor purchase OF sal Apply The the rpt,
10 Alexander Forsyth, hum Bsy ~ill.n Dun
uass su NO s sousA wssrv-s phiad~lph,s- rcur who
aye GUY sutborfy-d " s.ss Parties wsn of vN.s
bic Gusno obtain The ~ Bayo Verde. nsr Ncsad
10 nd Bahar frsskt sale BY sprlyt a I, JAMS
Fsrrinstou Ma Ling rsy rune IL andl Crlox-d
ard Pin the sverf o. disaster At smoe fsli
ties f,r ur~inr ~~yto IA lighters sud hired
fo r.-co Rum bar -hch port y susfy and I've genus
exsrnfant IN their rass hs1 their
hr~sh r.. Ccru ~s tersandD, Bafnegal
NO aey "~1 0"''' ' .IExsrprs rossyrH.
oensrai p~sier In asN uommission M...ssut
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LAR9r LOT OF JsrOhIgD CsSANfas, rHxus
- - resos BIRDS LATss 0oiaAncbss, lu~t arrivei al
mcsin9 Bus " encseDi sonx 8irt c<gr~ Ac, fnr
49, nsrlp Ys.TaN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

oms asn saa;ssasfi R@ is'f nv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02
The RAILWAY.


To THR BALTIMORE CoNvENT1oN.-The Balt-
imore & Ohio Railroad have issued circular
relative to passage to and from the Balti
more Convention, from which we extract the
following:
Under its uniform policy of encouraging
Baltimore as a place for holding National Con
tions, and general meetings, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has been the
first to reduce the fare upon its own Road,
and to arrange, also, with its numerous con-
Meeting lines in the West, and the North and
Southwest, for general and joint reduction,
by through round-trip tickets, for the Demo
cratic National Convention to be held here on
Monday, the 18th day Of June next
Having effected arrangements therefore,
with the principal lines West of us for through
round trip tickets between all prominent points
and the City of Baltimore, and beings Bal
timore work, and the only direct line from
the greater portion of the West we desire
70 have these facts as widely known as pos
sible, in order to give the fullest opportunity
to enjoy the route, as well as to secure for
our Road the legitimate fruits of its position
and attractions, and of our efforts for the pub
lie accommodation.
The Tickets will be good for an ample pc
riod before and after the Convention, to allow
the holders an opportunity of reaching Balti-
more in good season, and time to return home
upon, even should the Convention be pro-
longed.
For the week preceding the Convention,
additional through passenger trains-making
all the connections from the Western lines,
will be run from Wheeling, Benwood and
Parkersburg, tour terminal and connecting
points on the Ohio River, and every possible
convenience and accommodation which the
extensive resources Of the Company can COM
mand, viii be brought into requisition to serve
the large numbers who are expected from the
West.
The Hotels of Baltimore, and thousand
private houses offer assurances of ample ac-
commodations to the visitors in any numbers,
and at ordinary prices, but should those
prove inadequate, we propose to bring the
extensive Hotels Of Washington City into
| play by running extra trains, with merely
nominal fare, between Baltimore and that
place, (3S miles distant at convenient hours
before the meeting and after the daily ad-
ionrnment Of the Convention.
To those desiring to visit Washington be-
fore returning to the West round trip tickets
NAV be had at the Western ticket Offices for
but two dollars additional, which is reduc-
ton ofone-third from theregular fare at Bal
timore Four regular daily trains are con-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

PERsoNAL.-The following were among the
arrivals at the Angler yesterday.
Geo. P. Denney, Boston; H. L. Fearing
Boston, J. H. French, Boston; Austin Good.
ridge, Rhode Island Frekd. S. Redwood
Hartford; H. Blanchard, Esq, Hartford J.
L. blanchard, Hartford; D. Hi1lyer, Esq.,
Hartford; 7. A. Morriss Indinopolis; s
Yandes, Indinopolis; E. W. Sloane, Esq, In
dianaopOlis; T. Sprague, East Randolph, Vt;
G. L. Way, Detroit N. H. Burt Buffalo
Mrs, o. S. Jennings and Daughter, New Or
leans; S. A. Miles and Lady, New Orleans
I'M. Spelonad, New York; H. G. Hal
lock, Esq, New York G. F. Thomas, Esq,
New York; A Bergman, Esq, New York
G. Newman and Lady Albany; NJ R.
Tewkesberry, Portsmouth; E. D. Kicker,
Portsmouth; W Maitland, Calcutta; NJ.
Churchman, Wife and Daughter, Philadel-
phia; J,K. Sharon, Esq, St. Louis; John
E. Mittle, Pittsburg James Hogg, Esq.,
Philadelphia George HOgg, Esq, Philadel-
phia a. Nc. Bane, Fort Dodge; X. H. Fell
and Daughter, Bloomington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

WHEELER's WATER DRAwER.-The excel
lenoe Of this apparatus for raising water from
wells or eisterns, is daily becoming more aP-
parent, and the orders for Drawers come in
rapidly, not only from this section but from
other portions of the West. The exterme
simplicity of the pump is its great merit
There is no machinery to get out of order,
and no chance for water to freeze in the buck
ct or pump. By simply turning crank the
water is drawn up and emptied from the
bucket out the spout, and that, too, with no
more outlayO Of strength than just enough to
lift the water in the bucket. It is equally
adapted to deep and shallow wells, and the
price is excsedingly low. Call and examine
them at the manufactory at Hswitt's Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02


$1,000 REwARD.-This reward is..offered fol
the arrest of George Lawrence and B. W. M
Comb, or either of them. They are the muir
derers of Lsura Harvey, of Rockford, H.
No trace has been found of Lawrence. No
Comb has been traced TO Beloit, Wis. Gov,
Kirk wood, of Iowa, offers $500; and the citi-
gems Of ottumwa, Iowa, offer $500, to be paid
on the delivery Of Lawrence and McComb, or
either of them, at Ottumwa, Iowa. And it
is expected the authorities or citizens Of
Rockford will offer like sum.
DRsoRPTIoN OF GEoReE LAwRENoE.-About
five feet four or five inches in height; fori1
complexion; auburn or brown hair gener-
ally wears whiskers on chin /; eolored black;
rather full blue eyes; a small scar (eut) be-
tween corner Of mouth and cheek bone on
left side Ut may be ON the right side y heavy
set, with very full breast; short, thick, hard
hands is used to work but always works
with gloves on /; when last seen he wore a
pair ofsealtskin gauntlets; scarcely ever walks
with his hands in his pockets; has rolling
sailor gait very seldom puts his feet on any
thing while sitting; not tidy in his dress I;
generally wears shirt loose about his neck /;
is very fond of horses brags about his
wrestling at sidehold is rather quick in his
movements, and is rather communicative -
II is believed that he neither uses liquor or
tobacco in any manner.
DEsORIPTIoN OF McCoNB. -McComb is about
five feet seven or eight inches in height ;
very dark complexion black hair with
very little grey interpreted blue eyes !;
rather downcast look very heavy beard,
when not shaved, and coal black; drinks
good deal of liquor is not very talkative !;
has a scar on his forehead, but it cannot be
seen without pushing his hair back-about
this scar more grey is between 25 and 30
years old looks like an Indian; is notori-
GUS villain and horse thief; has served
term in the Illinois State Prison for mail
robbing-is connected with gang of horse
thieves in nothern Illinois, and goes by the
nickname Of Liant McComb."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

DEALING IN CLoTH.-Ye Yesterday morning, q
German called at Featherstone's bindery,
and looked at roll of cloth which he want
ed to buy, as he said. The owner turning
away for minute, our Teutonic friend tore
off large strip, and started for the street
Featherstone pursued and hot chase was
had through the halls and stairway of the
LEADER building. The thief was caught just
as he emerged upon the street and the cloth
taken away from him, whereupon he waxed
wrathy and shouted forth his indignation in
no measured terms at being taken for thief
Quite crowd collected to hear his discourse,
and he was finally persuaded tocOnsider him
self fortunate that he escaped the watch
house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

R| IT IS SELDOM that we notice anything
in the medical line, nor would we now, unIess We
could be convinced that we are not doing our duty
us journalist, in recommending to the public, DR..
J. Hosteters Celebrated Biters iOr the cure Of that
most terrible and fatal Of isaases-FeEer and Agus.
From cur own experience with this valuable specie
we can safely say that for diseases Of the above
ture Il stands without rival. It's timely assistance
has saved many isllow-being from A premature
grave. Every day hear oft coagnering the worst
cases Of Fever and Ague. To those who are in the
least afflicted with any Of the complaints arising
from an irTogularity Of the digestive organs nothing
can be more beneficial than these Bitters. We
cheerfully recommend them 10 the thousands in this
State who suffering the most intense pain, as
certain cure for their Ills. Try them, and be eou
WINGED Of their many excellent qualities.
Fer sale by Druggists aud dealers generally every
where, and BY HosTETFER & Smith, Sole Propris-
tors, IS Water and IS Front streets, Pittsburgh,
may2a.lw ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

NEW MUsIo.-ROOt & Cady, Chicago, have
just published new piece of music, entitled
"Aiy Mothers Grave" the words by May
Myrtle andth music by H. P. Danks, ofthis
city. We are informed, by good authority,
that the piece is really attractive. Mr.. Danks
has composed many fine pieces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

Gar E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
ana of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
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For sale by Hawks.

Mrs. HYzER AT CHAPIE's HALL.-This ines
timable lady will occupy the desk at Chaplin
Hall again on Sunday (9dinst., on which oc-
casion she will as usual, deliver to those who
desire to hear the "gospil of to-day" such
lessons oflove and wisdom as her "invisible
guides" may deem proper to give forth thro
her organism and highly gifted medium
ship. Morning free. Evening, admittance
10 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-02

DIED IN FoREIGN LAND.-The numerous
friends of Mr.. Charles B. DAILY, in this city
will be panied to learn that that gentleman
died in Manchester, England, on the 14th Of
last month. Mr.. DAILY was a son of Mrs. R
W. Haskins, of Buualo, and had wide
circle of young friends here, although his
residence for several years past has been
Manchester, England, where he has been
engaged iu mercantile pursusts. His age
was "a years.
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No. 42 South Side Public Square.

1sS- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoeG, ELLSWORTH & Goa,
oet1 Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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THE HoIIDAYs.-The scholars Of the High
School went out upon the Rocky River road
yesterday for pic mic.
The MayfOwer School eneamped upon the
County Fair Grounds and had pic mic.
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BURR's PRINTING INK.-The excellent ink
with which the LEADER is printed is from
the mandatory of oliver Burr, Troy, N. Y. =,
au& our readers can judge for themselves of
its c9earness and brilliancY. Burr's inks are
widely known and universally liked by all
who have used them.
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HoL1owAY's Plus AND ONT4ENT.-Canc

HoLIowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT Cancer
The days OF brilliant operations' are mere
The discovery Of HollOWays Ointment dispensed
with the necessity Of the knife, which frequently
dHngered the life Of the patient Thousands of fs-
males have been cured Of In the breast by the
medicatng action Of the Ointment, and their lives
spared 70 their families. The save follows the
Ger in its tortuous winding, and imperceptbly but
thoroughly and painlessly eradicatss it IRON the
system. The Pills cleanse and purify the blood.
Sold by all Druggists, at 2c., SC, and 81 per box
or not may29lW
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&S- ''THE RooT OF ALL EVIL" Is TIE VEN-
on or DISEASE instilled into the system by early
abuse, indulgence and excess Ofany kind This must
eradioated from the system without delay not mo-
ment should be lost. The pernicious af mercury
will not do IL nay, lt will injure rather than
TRIEsEMAR l, ? and B is your only ehance-a perusal
OF the book 'sHumsn Fraiity, or Physiological Re-
searches" illustrated with cOored eRgrayings, will
explain everything. It will only cost you 3 cents
To be had Of Dr.. BARROW, l94 Bleechsr Ct, N. y
Sent free Of postage everywhere.
Sold als0 By GAYLoRD a HAnMOND and WH. FIsEE,
Druggists, Cleveland. may29lW