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CLEvELAxD, Sept. 3.

SAAf -hA-4tDg D~ ~ -
The following Banks and Banking Houses
will be open on the 10th of September, from
half-past two to three O'Clock P. NJ, for the
payment Of notes only;
p. Commercial Branch Bank; City Bank of
Cleveland Fayette Brown, Banker; Bank
of Commerce Forest City Bank Merchants
Branch Bank; Henry Wick Co, Bankers ;
WasOn, Everett & Co., Bankers. sept4;sOO
TIE TRUMBULL COUNTY oH.-Persons go
lug to Trumbull county with the view Of GO
ing to the oilregion, will find it for their in
terest to call upon s. F. AsPer, Esq at War
rem, where they leave the cars, who viii be
able to give them much information about
the same. He can also sell them lands OF
leases upon favorable terms. Call upon him
before going to Mecca.
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RAyESNA HoRsE FAIR.-The Third Annual
Fair Of the Western Reserve Horse Breeders
Association, viii be held at Ravenna on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Sept. 18th, 18th, 10Th, and 2lst. The track
is good, the stabling ample, the premiums
liberal, and the stock superior. A good Fair
will be held
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d. L. Wightman- -Sherif-s sale.
h. Stair 4 Co-Ladies Dress Furs -
Rettherg Hausmann-For the 10th Of Septenlb'l
L. s. Phnlps-Notice.
Norris, Shcfieid Co-Brown's Suspension Wais
Josiah STACY -Chapin's Hall to rent.
Cowles 4 Co-Masonie Jewslry, &c.
W P. Fogg-China ware.
$. Mathews-For Sale.
Hover Hisbee-New Dry Goods Store
HolloWay,s PiIs-Special Notice
Physiological ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Notice.
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters-Special Notice.
North Dean-Looal Notice
I. p Aspep-Businss Notice.
Miss Rmma Hardinge- business Notice.
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SERVICES At PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH To-MoRRow.-Prayer meeting at
O'Clock in the morning; preaching at 1O7S
SABBATH School at IA for singing, at 2 for reci-
tations; Young Peoples meeting at 61z a
general Missionary concert at N.
Strangers are invited to attend, and seats
are provided for all.
Prospect street, near Erie-James O.
White, Pastor.
T. P. Handy, Esq., who has just returned
from Europe, viii give an account Of the
Wonderful Revival in Ireland, at the even
ing meeting. Other gentlemen are expected
y take part in the exercises.
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Pioneer culrer and hi. Friend.

Ina letter from Rochester of the 9th, from
]. H. Hatch, Esq, Mr.. Culver's lawyer and
agent, to a gentleman in this city, Mr.. Il.
says:
" Mr.. Culver and his old friend Abelard
REYNOLDS, who came to Rochester in 1872,
and was our first Postmaster, viii leave here
Saturday morning by the cars for Buffalo
and Cleveland, and 60 through by Rail.
They will arrive here by the P. n. train
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

@You can save SO by buying a double
thread Sewing Machine Of North & Dean II
you apply soon. Machines for sale from $40
to $40. Superior Shuttle AIaehines for only
$40. salesroom over Fogg's store, corner
Superior and Seneca sts. It'd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

THE ENoANPMENT. - The Eneampment
commences today at the Fair Ground upon
Kinsman street. The companies will pitch
their tents this morning, and the grounds
will present beautiful appearance. There
will be religious service at the Camp to-mor-
,.ory .H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

Best sucking horse colt, barring the premium
colt, with mare, 50.
H. F. jackson, 1st prem.
F. W. Pelton.
J. Barber.
D. Denzer.
Best mare colt, barring premium colt, with
mare, So.
Geo. Gilbert, Ist prem.
Geo. Walker.
Edmund Gddings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

FJee's ILLUMNATIoN.-Friend W P Fogg
has prepared his store for the Tenth. Last
evening he attracteda crowd to his show win
dows by his Broadway style of gas gets,
keeping the burners out Of sight and throw
ing flood of light from above upon his su-
perb imported dining sets. Notice the win
dows this evening; they are well worth the
attention
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FuRs.-Furs are one of the most elegant
as well as comfortable articles of ladies'
winter apparel, when made upin aecOrdance
with taste. So we thought, on viewing
some elegant specimens at the store OF
Messrs. f. Stair & Co., 1O5 Superior street.
Aisssrs. Stair & &c. are noted for keeping the
best and most fashionable furs for ladies, and
every article purchased of them can be i'm
plieitly relied upon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

CAMPAIGN FLAes.--Sherman L. Miller, the
noted Sail Maker, No. l23 River street, Is
now manufacturing numerous descriptions O.
nautical and display Flags, with the names
of Presidential nominees thereon, and va
riOus other suits of colors, which he has IA
cilities for furnishing 70 landsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jobbing prices.
June $500
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SACRED CoSCERT.-Dodworth' Band will
give a sacred Concert at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow evening, commencing at
8 o'clock, which will be a very fine musical
treat, while it win also be adapted to the sa-
credness Of the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

Spiritual LECTUREs.-Miss Emma Hard
inge, Inspirational Spirit Medium, will Lect-
ure at Chapin's Hall on Sunday, 9th inst. al
IOl A.M.and 7IP.E. Morning free; evening
lecture. admittance 10 cents. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

CoMEs 0UT.-SAMUEL PRICE,, prominent
and lifelong Democrat Of Youngstown, be-
coming convinced that the party with which
be has hitherto been associated has lost sight
of every principle worthy the name has CIV
en- his adhesion to the Republican cause, and
viii vote this fail for Lincoln and Hamlin.-
RegSter
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY. AIORNING. SEPT. S, 1860.
TRAYRLER,s ilRGIsTEIl.

PLAIN AND ORN NAAiENTAL PRINTING.
no- Plain and ornamental printing OF every de-
scrptiou done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER Oce, on the latest improved and most rapid
ctam Press, IN the best style, on short notice. and
40 reasonable rates, Particular attention paid 90
blank work. Every description OF Binding done,
specially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
Hnnks. MacelNing Rooka. Ac.. Nn. = -
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DR. VNToE.-Dr. Vinton and wife arrived
from Brooklyn last evening, and are stop
ping at the American. Mrs. Vinton is the
only surviving daughter of Commodore
Perry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

Ar HAWKS Hawks & Bro. have Vanity
Fair, Harper's Weekly, &c. Call and get
them.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the An
gior last night, were Gov. Denpison and staff,
John X. Miller, Mt. Vernon, (ex-M. CD and
Judge Miller, milwaukee,
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Sold By Dr. BARROW, l9i Bleeoher st., n. Y
Price 3 cent?. srnt free or postars everyvhere.
Sold slso by GAYLORD HAMMOND and MN. FIsEr
Druggists, Cleveland.
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NEw YoRK DAILIEs-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 Wedden or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
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REroRTERs.-RepOrters will receive tickets
from some of the newspaper offices in town,
admitting them to the platform at the
Celebration.
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THE OoNCERT To-NIsHT.-Dodworth Band
give grand military Concert this evening
at the Academy Of Music. It is needless to
cali attention to the;ezcellencies of this Band
or their music. They are too well known
and we need only announce that the Concert
will commence at o'clock. Seats may be
secured this morning, It will be a grand
Concert indeed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

ATTEST1oE. Soldiers Of Is12-YOu are
requested to assemble at the City Hall on
Monday next, the 1Othinst., at 8 o'clock A
NJ, to perfect arrangements preparatory to
uniting in the celebration Of the Perry Mon
ument. Benz. ROUSE.
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FrRE Ar YoukasrOWs.-oh Sunday an cid
h,--- -7"~'-'' s. CananaI
Wick of Cleyeland, occupied in part as a
joiner shop, was burned. Two sets Of harness,
four chests of tools, and a quantity oflumber
were destroyed About $40 worth of the
lumber belanged to Mr.. Sturtevant, of Cleve
land. So states the Register.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

MEMoIR OF CoMNeooRE PERRY.-A book of
80 pages bearing the above title has just been
published by T. J. Quinlan & Co., Cleveland.
It is written by Charles P. Dwyer, Esq, who
has been long and favOrably known in con-
nection with the Press of the Lake cities,
and who has had abundant facilities for col
lectiAg valuable data for his Memoir. He
has, in his brief space, presented truthful
biography of the Liberator of the Lakes, and
has also given a graphic and faithful sketch of
the Battle Of Lake Erie. The book is sold at
the low price OFFS censt and should be pur.
chased by everyPerson who visits Cleveland
during the celebration, to take with them
to their homes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

E8- Ryder has photograph Of the late
Robert Parks. Price one dollar. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

SALT-RHEUM AND sCROFULA;
PerlnaBeutly cures scaldhead, RingwOrmss and an
Itching EruptiUns Of the skin.
This Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the dis
eass-goes to its very sourceand cures from the flesh
beneath TO the skin on the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, price 50 cents Nt
Prepared by GERKET NORTON, Propietor, New York.
Dsuot at .PESrOID, PAEKER a MUwER's, No. L
Beskmau street.
SOD br sTRONG 3 ARssTRoNa. ies2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08

At o'clock was the race for any horse.
mare or gelding trUtting-beateni in any pre-
vious race-mile heats, best 8 8, 500.
R. Zeilley, n. Ike stadden, IL DR.
R. Nevins, n. Jack Rossiter dr.
]. Lowan, n. Frank Jackson, 2 l
2:39-2;4O-2:99-2:39
This closed the races and the Fair.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of DR.. sanford'l
LiverInvigorator.
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Sntelligente 0fftef.

n B. PaI85sT's zafsIIigsHcs O55ce.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAfLY-Reliabls Girls for Private Fami-
Lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses. Also Men and Boys
under ihs Merchants Bank, opposite WoddslI House
lulySkA
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Boarding.

pOARDING HUUSE,-MRS. q.
II 3. WILLIAMS has lsased she Hiliiard Prop
srty s. St Clair street. The house has been asint-
ed Papered and httsd up in excellent stylB Fith0ut
regard % expense Il i Of the most pleasant and
convenient localities IN this city.
married couple can be accommodated with an
nnfnrnished mont parlor and sleeping ROOM Day
BOarders will find this desirable place.
Terms moderate, TO suit the times iuly5l: no
BOARDING USE---T II Il
I'D HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and By the
stone Church. s-one Of the peaaantest locations in
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and IS nov
open for BOaruers. Families wishing % furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and BEDROOM, and Single
datiOna on reasonable terms. References given and
renufred. faau5-Is6n. R20l s. " BURRITT.
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sTALLIOSs.

Best stallion, with colts of his own get, $50.
I'd do do do IS.
Lamb, Scott & Co., Searcher, Ist prem.
Jno. Packard, Green Mt. Morgan, I'd prem.
j. w. Fitch, Col. Grayson.
(Col. Grayson was exhibited, but with
drawn from competitionA
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hsr For Teiegraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Pnae.
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Of Rhode Island, and staff, the Providence
Light Infantry, and Company D. Of Buffalo
were to arrive here this morning at $50 from
the east. They were to be received by the
military of Cleveland and escorted to the
Angler where they were to be welcomed by
Gov. Dennision. The Light Infantry do not
go into camp except upon parade. They
have engaged rooms during their stay.
YANKEE NOTIoNs.-The popular idea of a
Yankee Notion store IS of by 9 closet
where thread, needles and pins are sold by
the cents worth, but glance into the Whole
sale (only) Yankee Notion store of Messrs.
stillson, Leek & Price, No. l4O1l Water
street, will convince one that there are more
things in such a store sthan are dreampt Of
in our philosophy" The store occupies two
floors, each one filled with samples of almost
every imaginable thing in heaven above,
the earth beneath, or the waters under the
earth. Here are buttons Of every style and
mark sewing cottons and linens enough to
sew up all the garments ever ripped toilet
articles sufficient in quantity and quality to
supply a royal castle; fishing tackle for half
the boys in America toys enough 10 craze
all the yearlings and ''four-year-o s."
whose remarkable sayings were ever chron-
icled in Harpers Monthlyj baskets for doz-
en- years of pic-nicsj gloves, mits, collars,
needles, pins, pens, pencils, states, and era
vats for the million; suspenders enough to
hold all Cleveland in suspense stationery of
ali kinds in abundance hoop skirts enough
to cage all the unmuzzled dogs in dog days
portmonies, poeket-bOoks, wallets and pur-
ses, in endless variety umbrellas, clocks,
watches, jewelry, accordeons, yioIins and,
in short, every imaginable thing that one
can want in the furnishing line, in such pro-
fusion that the wonder is where they can all
be used. And yet there is not room in the
store for all the goods constantly coming and
going. The trade is largely increasing, the
sales of August being 60 per cent larger
than of the same month lest year. Over 100
feet of new shelving has lately been put in
the store, and still there is not room. Mer-
chants will find no better place to trade west
OF New York, than this house, and they will
find the proprietors gentlemen Of through
business qualifications and of undoubted in
tegrity. Call and try it.
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Best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares or
geldings, I5H hands and upwards, $50.
I'd best pair Matched Carriage Horses, mares
or geldings, l5% hands and upwards, $50.
Stillman Witt, lst prem.
Hortell & Collins, I'd prem.
Chittenden 4 Co.
Charles Thomas.
Best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares or
geldings, IA hands and under 15115, $40.
I'd best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares
or geldings, IA hands and under IS a, $40.
W. j. Gordon, 1st prem.
E. G. Stanley, I'd do.
Fred Null.
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ORIENTAL Co1rsIiDE.

ORIENTIAL COlflIADERT, No. u =. T.
Cleveland, Sept. Z, ls60.
To ALL Sm KNIGHT, MEMBERs:-You are
hereby summoned to appear at the Asylum,
in full costume on Monday, 10th inst, at
o'clock A. n, for the purpose Of receiving the
Sir knights from Buffalo, Toledo, MassillOn,
and other.
j U EH By order OF the E. G. i-
e. FIELD, Recorder.
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8rass :fnanart.

JAMES Il. UDELL, BRASS
+ 81 FOUNDER AND MANgFACIl hAtts o.
4 Work Of 5very description No IS Union 81
afaV doors nom Superor street 0leEeanq, Ohi9 d "a.
a 71e1sred 70 furnish all kinds Of work used lof
Etsfr' water or Gas, and an the various articles
used is ths Piumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of al
kinds mada and repaired. bfais pasllmg done Qal4
and Brdsi " ork Of an kinds repaired. dee2hs
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Lerter fl.om a Yeternn Or 1s1o.

10 Ais Children and Grand Children IN this
city, giuiiy the reasons i0Iy he cannot come
b and take part IN The Proceedings Of the 1OH,
anaholo he came to change his mind
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gtE.

TTNION ICE Co, ULEV Ell AND
l. OHIO. AILPREsS & GARDEER,l1 Dealer
in Pure Spring Pond ICE, will supply Fami es5 h0-
tells, Boats, &C, AZ all times, on short notice. aool
he reasonable terms All orders left at No =
River street. 40 st. Clair street, Box 1851 Post
~ &. CHAMP. Agent.
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It will be seen that two Of the horses were
tied. They accordingly went again, as fol-
lows
Reindeer, S:od
Maggie, S:O@
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.fMrnishina @gaas.
.aimtiMN.

EOR NICE PAINTING, GO TO
TASCOTTSl
That French WHITE ZINC has come. Just the
right thing for Painters and inside work Of oFsry
aprzsRs 80. ~ HOFFMANs BLOCK.
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BALLOON AscENsIoS.--G. C. Coe, balloOnist,
of N. Y, is now in the city with balloon,
with which he will make an ascension on
Monday or Tuesday next. The ascension
viii be made on Monday if there is sufficient
time after the regular exercises Of. the Cele-
bration, as he is unwilling to clash in any
way with the programme Of the day. If
there is not sufficient time that afternoon the
ascension will be made on Tuesday. The
preliminaries are being arranged by Mr..
J. Wight, Agent This and help swell
the crowd of visitors, Due notice will be
given Of the place Of imitation and ascension.
Prof. Andrews, of New York. goes up with
the balloon. -...s
d.
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The following premiums were awarded
yesterday:
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elnnd wide AWakes 20 the Detroit
Wide AwukeH'
CLETELAxD, Sept. 5,

q ~ CLEFEEAxD, Sept. 5, 1860.
To Carr. JNo. ROBERTSON, DETROIT:
The undersigned appointed by the Lincoln
Wide Awakes cf Cleveland to make known
10 yourself and fellow Wide Awakes Of De-
troit their sentiments IN regard TO their late
reception at that city, beg leave to assure you
for each and every member Of our Company,
of our hearty appreciation Of your unceasing
and altogether successful eudeevors to make
our late visit to the City Of the Straits pleas
ant and agreeable. Notwithstanding your
numerous other duties, nothing was left IN
done that could add to our comfort or happi-
ness.
10 Assistant Marshal Williams, we are IN
der many Obligations for many favOrs and at
tsntions and, IN fact to the Wide Awakes
and citizens generally, for the bountiful and
hearty reception prOffered Us by all.
/ To the whole Wide Awake corps of De-
troit we send fraternal greetings. Long may
You live. and may your efforts to vips out the
so-oalled Democracy Of your city this fall be
crowned with success. d.
Trusting that before the close Of the cam
paign we shall have an opportunity TO reclp
rOeate the many iarors shown us by the " la
Awakes Of Detroit, we remain yours ira
tsrnally, ]. DWIGHT PALMER,
h. C. HAwKEs,
P. PRkNTIss,
Committee
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4Spffial aletifFs.

- Fever and Ague Fever and Aguet
Fevvr and Aguei l-Rmigrants and others who re-
movo 10 ne Western part Of tho United statos CON-
plain In bitter terms Of the fatal diseases that prevail
iu thosa sections. some oftho most intolhTunt ply
sicians bear testimony 70 this fact. Dickens, the
Shakespeare Of this aEe, IN pieuring Little Edsu,
Western settlement, In book entitled Martin
ChuEEleWit, SAYS that the most Hourishlns insttu-
tion was the Fever and Asne, which had killed all
who had attempted 10 make permanent residenoe
Of g. Marx Tapley, who could only be jolly under
tho most gloomy eircumstanoes said that Fever and
Ague had given him caaso Tor more ioiiiy than he
would like 10 experience again. Or, Hosttetters
Celebrated Bitiers Is the only cure Cor this terrible
diaolse that We would recommend TO the public Try
them ana Be convinced Of their powers.
for sale by Druggists and dealers rcnerally every.
where and By HOsTETTEs s SAITH, sole Proprie-
tors, g WateF and as Front streets. Pittsburgh.
HOtIowAY's PnLs-The Refuge Of the Sick.
With this great Remedy at hand none need suffer
Have you sick or nervous headacheg here is med
icine unfiling and oerfain i iis rre a. that The
sun wiz rise and sel-and Why simply that It nets
on the stomach and bowels the root Of the disorder
This is the plain aut sure basis Of HoloEays system
and experience endorses q By the millions ofoerth-
"a eases throushout tlle civilized world without a
single instunos Of aiiure. Practice aud experience
are as f aheea Q theory a. the brightness Of noon
day is to the darknys of night Speculation in the
treatment Of disease may be consistent in unatic
asylum, but when lie and death arc in thc ,alanee
reason should unite Sith experience, and practice
guide the iaud Of caiiaei society
l Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold By al Druggists, Al &c, 62c and 81 per box
or pot
~ HOll0ways Pills and Ointment are sold hy
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER.
..Hr. s. w. cor. Ontario 50. and Pub S1uare
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,r. F. HUMPHREYS a CO.,
- -. ~ ~

.aft No. 562 Broadway n. I.
Sold BY +. W. Sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
~ See advertisement in another c0lumn.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
.DR- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
oiingredents in these Pills are thereuIt OF long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ope-
ration and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful MsnstruaiioRs, removing an distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the side palpitation Of the heart, whites all nervous
ousctious Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back ana
limbs &C, disturbed sleep, which arise irom inter-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ent Of those irregularities and obstructiJns which
- have consigned 50 many thousands Of the young the
beautitul and the benevolent 70 q Premature Crave
No female can enjoy good health unless she Is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
JIFT.+ DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
sTs the most edectual remedy ever -known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
invaluable, iuGueg gi certainly, periodical reg
ularlg. They are known to Thousands who haNa
used them at different periods throughout the conn.,
try having the sanction Of some Of the most eniaell
pt5lfoahg Aneriod. EIDhcf directi0Hs aGig iglel
and ughg theg sAoud not Be ussd with each boE-tTo
lls D0itr euct Dor, c0nfainfHg 20 Piils.
valuable pamphlet TO be had free, OF the Agents
e1erSI k5emt a sod " ris generally. Pi
B. B. HUTCmTNGS, General Agent,
165 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland al Wm. Fisk's and Gaylord I
Hnmmond's
DR.. Cheesman's Female Pills are sold by
.tl CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
BIO ;. w cor Ontario 81 a public Square.
NOTIONS OINTMENT,
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TROTTING.

The unfinished trotting race of Wednes-
day evening was resumed as follows:
Us. Stephenson n BonnY Kate, l
w II. Potts Julia,
W. Y. Black, n May Queen, 8
E. Lewis, n Cooper, 4
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