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From Trad Kelley, calling attention 70 the "a,
deposits of earth on Canal street, Gaeseu -
in, nroper system of drainage. Improve
ments. ~ ,oo5a
From Chas. Kendall, objeeting to the 99oe 9iN.9
Of taxine his lot on the corner OF St. ClalI
and Seneca streets, for the Seneca streeS
sewer. Improvements. .1.:,i,,,.
T.or, 7 II. Melcher & Co., complaining
.Lat tba nosition of the Street Railroad turn
- IN 'front.' of their store, at the corner OF
Prospect and Brownen streets, Is. sueh ma a5
il will interfere with teams standing 70 Ioao
at their store CStreets- n,
From E. Russell, foreman OF Engin5e 70.
No. 10, urging the necessity OF Dullolne De
new house for the use OF that COMPANY
| Fire and Water. A.,
: From a number of citizens residing In the
vicinity Of Engine Co. No. 10, representa- 8
the necessity Of building new house iOi
that company. Fire and Water.I
| = From ", s. c. Otis and others, members
Of the Cleveland Gas Light Co., asking per
mission to use streets for laying gas pipes
IGas.l .... ,.,r-v,s
Eron, lanes Hill, Fire Engineer, report
tbot during false alarm IN the Vlelnlty
] nfsFnoine Company No. 10, some person
- ,7erSops damaged the house occupied Dy
n tbat company. No clue to the deprede1to1l
has -.' been found, and the Council is asked t,
take some action in the matter. Fire sn'
Water. ,,-...- :, -.e,-oy,.c q
: To the alleged damage to Trad kelly's proper
z ~ on Long street. Received and nlee'
The bond Of c. b. Warner, CLERK OF IN
:. 6 er11srv BOARD, was approved and filed.
: The contract with s. c. French, for con
;. s+rncting the Euclid street sewer, was re
csived cst and referred to City Attorney
'stSSn Communication from Military oommitte
for Celebrating the 10th of September, ash
= ing m an appropriation of l,5oO 70 assist Z
t having the expenses to be incurred +
nance,
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70 Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
w. L. MARvIN's,
No. 42 South Side Public Square. I
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FIGHT.-On Monday evening a fight took
place on Detroit street between Daniel Haw-
ley and one Murphy. The latter cut the
head Of the former with hand-saw, for
which he was yesterday held to bail in $500
to appear at Police Court on Monday.
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A meeting is called of the Wide-Awakes
at the ArmorySon Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
j g. Miller. SeclY.
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e.. Jones Looking Glasses, &C.
4. n. Sargent-sealod Proposals.
Roland dNoble-Announcement.
Henry G. Hawkins-Announeement
Fr,aois nch-Announcement
George :. lapp-Anhouheement. LLd
l.. A. Pieroe-Busiuess Notice.
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PERsONAL.-We are pleased to see that Eli
Bruce, Esq, has so far recovered from his
serious accident as to be able to return to this
city, and resume his law business. We are
also happy to learn that be not only saved
his limb, but that the prospect is for a full
recovery in time. .aL u-f
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8faI Gstatf.

Land in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, q e1enahge
for CITY or country real estate or persona
once with Rouse Jennings Marble BLOCK 9SRo-
riOr street,
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER. IN
4 REAL ESTATE, Mortgages, Bonds, Notes'
aPpi6:Rs Cleveland, =.
deal ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
II fformerIy of the firm of Little ( keyes,) has
577z5ed a Real Estate 0ffice in Rouse BLOCK, IoI
Iar III Superior street and Public Square, ana @ nas
constantly on hand several thousand acres ~ ~
0uality Of Farming Lands IN the otaISs u AO-o3
WISCONSIN and Missourii to exchange IOF elty ao ~
country property; also for ali KINDS OF ~
urt,perty Part cash paid if necessary apIIo:n9
A BARGAIN I'm REAL ESTATE.
n The undersigned resident OF East Cleye l
a about to remove to California ana HisheS ~ ";
nose Of MS property before leaving, viii sen AZ u ~
lands AT a reduced price to compare Win Lne l n5
fimes-pear 50 per cent. less than adg9inln ~
an be bouFht at all of which are we'll looatsu On
GOOD road and pleasantly situated near HHclI ~ &
sJ az miles from the Court House east IN the IVES
,arf III Easf Cleveland Township, being Zoz acres
I'D nnfier a GOOD state Of cultivation SA acres
/ timbsr and nine acres of choice Hu1t-cOmpose1 =
] LnnIs Peach Cherry and Pear trees Sntapes
SrayTberries and shrubberyi frame mouse anu Oai
/ besides other buildings, good water, &c. :. ~,
viii sell all or in three parts ana one 5oLe IN I
| roar of Oustead's Nursery, with goOd Dafh, MeL
cistern and good fruit, and will sell LOT eaah Vi P
on time: PI5 Enquire On 'ls IRA BRISTOL.
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FOR Soar, WEAK, ISFLAMED EyEs AND

A true specific, and invaluable remedy a. been at
last discovered Dr. Humphreys argues that these
affections invariably result from nsttntional dis
esso Of whieh the local affection is only the outward
manifestation. Hence, Humphrcy's Specific Homos-
pathic Ophthalmia Pili are only taken internally,
and yet cure tho Wbsrt forms Of obstinate sore eyes
and eyeds. which have resisted al other treatment.
All cases Of sore and inlammed eyes and oyeids, or
falling, weak or defective sight, viii b promptly
benefited and the cure Of the worst eases Is only
question Of uime Price 80 cents, with directions-
Senthy nail or press, ms Of chargd on receipt
br.F. HUMPHREYS a CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, N. T..
Sold by f. ". Sackrider, and Churchill 4 Bro.
80 aaEertisellent ID another column.
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D67- q sAoald b knOl1l, Tor it is fact
Htrikiusly true that Or. s. A. weaver's oanker and
Salt Rheum Syrpp, tegether With the OerAte, never
failf Of giving satisfaction 10 an who give them
trial, foT a. yet they have never failed single In
stance Of curing all Humors, such as Salt Rheum,
ErysiPelas and the like. Ia cases Of this Kind the
tons. tl ....
sold By Gaylord Hsmnond, Q. S. Mackenzie, E.
W. Saekrider and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


REPUBLIcAN Mass MEErfSa AT DETEoIT.-
Persons wishing to attend the grand Mass
Meeting on the 4th Of September, will be
taken on the steamer Ocean to Detroit and
return, foF 50, state oomsineluded.
aug29;299 L. A. PIERCE, Agent.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acTes-1h " lsSOISl tr ~
n miles from the Mississippi River, IN eounLLy
veil settled excellent soil we'll Watere43 ~ CtS
timber $50 acres under eultlyatlons H. E1oLe-iSo ty
foT q good farm in this county or city pf0peLtys
WORTH say 81 500 balance, mostly on time Slo pei
,sz< Es-s miles from the city. Exchange Tor
bo1se and lot or vacant lot on east SIDE OI n'el'
G5fn. IN, uo--v snd pftta-
~ 6nrgb streets to exchange for a tarin- =
conn PROPERTY on Orange street -otolo 1 @HN
d1vailings with lot, to exchange Tor a iaIIn. iaI,l
TANDs IN Ohio Indiana and micmgan WIN ~ ~ sV IN
caSb to exchange for good house and lot IN TINS
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres lano-n nlIe5 lIS5
east of the city, will sell the whole OF pefss anu
S-iii take some good Western lands IN part Pey
WIFE VTI,IAGE' 'PROPERTY-A large cottafe l "
house, we'll fnished and in good styleS VIA baif Il
.creg land Y miles from this eity-one hai ~ ~ y.
NAV be in goods, horses and buggies OF O'iiel
property.
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Brass FOUNDRY.

TAMES "A. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER o.
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St..
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H.
is prepared to furnish all kinds OF work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business Beer Pumps Of an
and Brass Work Of an kinds repaired. dec2Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

SAW DUsr-An excellent srti Gle fer horse.
bedding (nOt common kind) an be had az
Cleveland shipgle Works, MeE7 yin street.
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A RARGATNIN REAL ESTATE.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS
No. oil Superior ST., (aP stdsTs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.

FOR SALE. -.
r5rrNTTNGTON STREET, near Prospect-A hrst
-rate House, we'll furnished throughout, Win eN-
s%v conVen{ence. Good barn and lot
cOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short dlstahoe @
from the Public Square, lot 44XlOO ieet' win '"O
buildings 5000. -. o.
FARM, $ Acres-l2 miles from the elty; NOCG So;i
house, barn, orchard, &C. well "atereu' SUI
sandy Ioam. $40 per acre. =. ,,o-,sa
FRANKLIN STREET-Good house, anu lo' li7Ai'0
5ses-v 5sssv ST2FFr-Tvro story house and lot, $3.50
SSTTT II FIOTTR AND FEED MILL-Mlth ma
cbi1ery in good order and leasehold, well IoCeIeo
in this city. Very cheap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

The PkINEsvnLE HoRsE FAR.AThe train
leaves this morning at 10 o'clock for Paines-
VILE, The attendance there viii be large.
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sixth WARD PR1MGRY MEETING.-The Re
publican primary meeting for the appoint
mentO Of delegates to the County Convention
of the 1st proximo, will be holden In the
Sixth Ward at the Republican Wigwam,
near the Lineeln and HamIn pole, on SEQ
VII Avenue, Thursday evening, the SOth
inst. ,j6t u O'Clock. JOHN COON, %.
2t Chairman Rep. Co. Cen. Com;
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IIer See advertisement Of Dr.. santord'a
LiyerInviporator.
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Raiutiag.
Boarding.

pOARDLNG HOUSE,-MRS. o.
ID s. WILLIAMS has leased the billiard Prop
erty, s. st. Clair street The house has been Paint
ed Papered and fitted up in excellent style, without
regard TO expense II Is of ths most pleasant and
convenient localities in this city.
married couple can be accommodated with an
unfurnished front parl0r and sleeping room. DAY
BOarders will ind this desirable place.
Terms moderate, 70 suit the times july3i; RlU
BOARDING H0 us EFT ii r
I'D HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and By the
Stone Church,-Qne Of the pleasantest locations IN
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is nov
open for BOarders. Families wishing 70 furnish
their own rooms be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and siagl8
BOarders and Day BOarders will hnd good accommO-
datiOns on reasonable terms References given and
required aDr2- l36O.R2Ol S. ". BURRITT.
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REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION. F..
The Republicans of the Tenth Ward will
hold meeting on the corner Of Kentucky
and Bridge streets, on Wednesday evening,
the 29th inst. Speeches by Hon. A. G. Rid
die, c. W. Palmer, C. W. Schmidt, Esqs. and
others.
The Wide Awakes viii be in attendance.
G. W. CALKINS, Chairman
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 28.
Prsseut-Messrs. Ballard, Christian, Con-
rad Clark, Dixon, Hayward, Hickman,
Hopkinson, HOvey, Marshall, Masters
ouavle, Rezner, Russell, Stevens Sabine
Tbomas, Willard, Warswicl, Palmer.
Absent-Messrs. Lewis, Oviatt.
The President of the Council, I. Q. Mas
ters, in the chair.
Minutes of the last meeting read and aP-
proved.
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SIXTH WARD.-Fhe Republicans of the
Sixth Ward are requested to attend meet
ing at the Fair Grounds on Wednesday, Aug.
29th, at ~ o'clock P. N. Business of i'm
portanee will come before the meeting.
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Gov. BAEEs.-It is understood that Cow
Banks of Massachusetts has been rendered
the Presidency of the Illinois Central Rail
road and has accepted. He has on this
ground declined denomination for the Gov
ernorship.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

E1eHTH WARD MEETINs.-The Republicans
of the Eighth Ward will meet on Friday
evening next, on Main street near the new
Lincoln pole. The meeting will afterward
adjourn to the lot corner Of Pearl and Wash
ingtOn streets, where speaking will take.
place. A Wide Awake escort will attend. q
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The Wide Awakes will turn out this eve
ming and march to the Tenth Ward Club
Rooms. corner of Kentucky and Ridge
streets, where able speakers viii address the
meeting. A rousing meeting may be ex-
pected. t.a......
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The Masonic Fraternity who visit Cleye-
land on the 10th of September, are hereby
notified that the headquarters of the differ
ent bodies, will be as follows: i:
Master MasOns at National Hall, south
side of the Park,
est City Bank. o..
knight Templars at the County Cour'
House, north side of Public Park.
A Banquet will be served Immediately al
ter the public ceremonies, at the Weddel
House. tickets to which can be procured a
the Office.
D. E. FIELD, Secretary of COm'tee
CLEVELAND, Aug. II, 1850.
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GERMAN OPERA.-0ur readers mustnOt for
get the grand opera at the Academy of Mu-
ic this evening, by the Cleveland Gesang-
Yerein and the Cecilia Society, under charge
of Prof. Abel, for whose benefit the concert
is given. It will be rich feast Of music.
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next II Delng the 4ILn Anniversary OF Lne
Battle of Lake Erie.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Gen. Fitch, Grand Marshal of the Day.
BAND. l
Military Companies of Cleveland invited Mill
tary Companies from other Western
Cities, and invited Military
Companies from
Rhode Island.
Governor Sprague and staff of Rhode Island,
and Cove. nor DenniSNu and Staff
Members of the Legislature and other distin-
guished guests and citizens
from Rhode Island
BAND.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the War Of
1872.
Oficers of the Army and Navy.
Surviving Relatives of Commodore Perry, the
Hero of Lake Erie.
William Walcutt, the Sculptor ofthe Statue, and
Rev. DR. Perry a kinsman of COmmO-
dOre Perry and Chaplain
of the day.
John o'Brien, Sculptor, and james Butler, As
Hon. George Bancroft the American Historian
and DR.. Usher Parsons, Surgeon in the
service of PeTTy's Fleet, Ora
tors of the Day.
Judges of the Federal Courts and State Courts.
BAND.
Masons and Knight Templars of Ohio and
their invited guests.
Mayor and Council of the City of Cleveland,
Committee of Arrangements, Perry Mon
ument Committee, and I. Jones
and Sons, Contractors for
the erection of the
Perry Statue
and MOnume mt. ..-. # . 81. .
Odd Fellows, Father Mathew Temperance So
ciety, and other Civic Societies.
BAND.
Fire Depsstneq4tA tA Ael lnl.--eIv5e -
Shin in fSilriG uT5Tr1H5vrs
TNAuGURATION CEREMONIES.
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. PERRY,
Tnveiling of the Stutue by the ArtlsL
Aoc.rtance of the Monument by the Mayor IN
behalf of the City,
Music BY THE BAND.
Grafton by Hon. GEORGE. BAScRoTT,
MUSIC By THE BAND.
Incidents Of the Battle of Lake Erie oy Dr.
| USHER Parsons.
| Masonic Ceremonies by the Grand MasIeL, Isl HoA
| Aor M. Stokes of the Grand Lodge
| of Ohio. followed by Song
| by Ossian E. Dodge -.-
and Masonic
| Choir.
Concluding with Grand Naval MOCK b4Lie 1lie Oe
| tween opposing Squadrons on Lake ELle-
| within full view of Cleyeland,
representing the Battle OF
Lake Erie as fought
by the gallant ..
COMMODORE PERRY.
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ftHLKlHLLL q Is bhULnAAAu |
w. cor Ontario st. and Pub. Square.
INFORMANT TO FEMALES
m CHFFsFMANs PILLS. The combination
jfinrredients in these Pills the result Of long
nd extensive practice They are mild IN their oPe
ation, and certain in correcting all irresulaI'l
Painful Menstruations, removing all DISTINCTIONS
-betber from cold or otherwise, headache pain IN
e side palpitation Of the heart whites az nervous
oiectiuns Mysteries fatigue, pain IN the back and
iimbs, &C. disturbed sleep, which arise rom inter-
iOP'i'n DR, b CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
-. tl,s cou,mencsuaent Of a new era in the treat
ment Of those Irregularities and slI9a.ls ~
ho.ntiijlI and the benevolent 20 Premature OfeNe
No female enjoy good health nnless sne y I -
lS-l'n OI DR CHFESEMANS PILLS.
are the most efectuai remedy ever known for all |
cofapaints peculiar to IeHaies TO al clsses tLes
S fnvalual be- inducing tgk certainly eTlOd reg
clarity They known % Iho1s4hus. MI NJ @ @Hs.o
1Sed them at derent periods throughout the eeqn-
- bs,irT the sanction Of Of the most enasleni
Sf,siass n AueroG Ezpliet dreotioHs stail0 '7ael
aHd l5hv they should not BE- Hsed with eaeh OoA
vnliiabie pamphIet 70 be had free, Of the Agents.
RlasII Rs ,s tysnf y mas soid By BrGgeiss generally
ii r. HUTCHIbGS, General Agent
l65 Cham bsrs ST., New York
Sold in Cleveland at Wm- Fisk's and gaylord
gammonds-
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills are sold by
OHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. ". cor ontario St 8 Pn1Ie square.
ERYAH's TAsTELESs VERMIFUGE.
From the State Of lIaine to Baton Rogue
AN know BRYAN's YERNIFUGEi
Tasteless, harmless, death to worms
OF all Sizes kinds and iormsi
Mothers feel, indeed, secure
With this painless, peerless cure.
ipnt nm in bottles. prices 25E dimes.
Sold By WM. FISKEs and sIkONS 55sI AlAi-
sTRUNG, Cleveland -- : = Ie9-2
DR. JAS. MCCL1NTocK's PECToRI1D'S D'SYRUP.-
In the seemingly hopeless, as well IS the earlier
-taqes Of chronic lung complaints, when the cough
ing is inoessant the threat coated with mucus, the
chest sunk, the lungs sore and the strength gone'
this soothing, tranquilizng countsr-irritant and
storative viii rescue from impending death.
Price 81 sold By STRONG a ARmsTkQhG,
Cleveland. -2Se2
DR.. MCCIETocK's Cold AND COUeH NIX
Vpr.-Among the cold and cough ''remedies" that
food the market, this alone stands on the sohd Dasi
Of true medical science. DR.. McCintoek stands II
ts e,rs front Of the profession. be stakes his rep
utatiou on what he offers to the sick as genuin'
curative Never has this preparation falsifed hi
spe5lddn5y' sald by sFRoNG ARMSTRONG sveland. I
feb2s ------
N0RTON'S OINTMENT, ~
sALT-RBEUM AND SCROFULAi
Permanently cures scaldhead, Ringworms, and 81
Itching Eruptions Of the skip
This Ointmsnt penetrates to the basis Of the DIS
ease-goes to its very souroe-and cures from the mes
beneath TO the skin the surface. Sold in larg
Glass boxes, price 50 cents. a
Prepared by GEREEr NORTON, Proprietor, New Yorl
Depot at PESFOLD, PARKER MoWER's, No. J
Bsekmau street.
7sol8bv STRONG & ARMSTRONG. 6sb2s
ApvEnTIsE,.gEs9... l.. -, -,
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Chararinas.
.EAUTIFULI--- I---OPENED THT
Furnishing 60ads.


SiaTt5, ISILAS SMITH CaHes,
Stocks, Uas5rsEas,
SeqDs, FURS1sHTve GooDs Carpet Bags.
GIODss l35 Superior street, Irs.s;,o
Hosiery, VLEyALASD, 1s.S Nd ONO Govus
UadTshdrt', opposite Honey Bslts
Dyel0srs, American House I orhaoaliss,
Hdgs, SHIRTS MADE 10 Combs,
Saspaadsrs ORDER Tooth Hair
Shoulder and warranted 70 Clothes ana
Braces. FIT. Nal Byushss
NEAT Al SORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
OlffTHlN Nc
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EFTamper not with Nature ahd the laws
physical aud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts were made TO use and not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter egion the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome BY
careful porusal Of the work 'Human FrEilty, or
Physiological Researehss.n 1t viii lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover the brink
Of fdissout3n % TIE paths Of hsppnesa and virtue.
Read and 6s convinced-the truth is there.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, l9l Bleecher st., n. Y
Price l5 cents. Sent Tree gf postage everywhere.
Sold also BY GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and W MM. FIsEE,
DrurEists, Cleveland iuly25:lw
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERN.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent east over the wires
on Saturday, but not westward. We hnd 1t
in Mondays New York papers;
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Saturday, Aug. 25.
The first train over the Atlantic and Great
western Railroad has just arrived at this
place, So miles from the junction with the
York and Erie Railroad, having on board
Messrs. N. Marsh, @. Minot, and others Of
the New York and Erie Road also Mr..
Kennard, Chief Engineer Of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, and number
of other excursionists. There is great en-
thusiasm here in regard TO the matter. The
Road will be opened for business during the
ensuing week.
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SREtIal alatifaa.
~ bow naany worthless nostrrms are d

b8r How many worthless nostrums are Of
isred for sale . t5 public Tbz t is scuuss there
are some medicines O. teaImerii and yittbt the de-
mand ior which . universal and sale immense,
which induces unprincipied men to try to palm on
WORTHLESS preParauoni Bot good ronedios live
long; Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer Is Of those
remedies that every family viii keep by thom; no
remedy has 20 universal demand IL Is sold by ali
rospeotable dealers IN Isedieines
Sold By GAYLORD 3 Hammond, VIM. Fiske, @. 5.
Mackenzie and E. ". Sackridar, Cleveland, D.
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FRAYRLRR,s RRGIsTRR.
NEW ADVRRTIsEaTENFs,

ne- Fer TeIeg1aphie, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PaFe.
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MEMoRAxDA.-We are indebted to Captain
Greenhalgh, who came down on the steamer
Cleveland to Detroit, for the following Lake
Superior memoranda q .l.t
Vessels loaded at Marquette-Resolute,
Worthington, Flight, Webber, Yorktown,
Parsons, and Roberts. schooners Challenge,
Conseula and St. Andrews at anchor. waiting
to load.
J.-W. Sergeant, down, wind bound on Sat
urday at Grand Island. Queen City at SAUL
bound down. Schooner J. Weldon towing
down in Sault river. .-
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Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold By all Druggists, at 25o &C. and u per DOA
-. july96:lw
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Inauguration Of the Perry Statue.
The following has been adopted by the
proper Committee as the programme of the
Inauguration of the Perry Statue to take place
at Cleveland on the 10th day of September
next it being the 47th Anniversary of the
Battle of Lake Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

THE NEW ANERIcAN CrcLorADIA Popular
Dictionary Of General knowledge, edited BY
X JeFusaieTn-.M .Macferrin. New York b An.
pleton Co. 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

HoLIowAYs PILLs--A WoRD 10 MorHEiis'
-Ctolera Infautuun Diarrhea.-About one-thiru 81
the weekly interments registered by the Board oi
health. may be classed under the head oi infant
mortality, the majority Of which are swept on Oy
diseases Of the owels We here confidently assert
that any case Of cholera nfantum, or darrhea as II
is termed in tbe adult stage Of Life, however violent
in its nature, wharsver ITS origin can Oe
- Nv the use Of HoIloway's Celebrated Pills.
nh season when this class Of disorders becomes
prsvalept Is approaching, 'forewarned is forearm
"a /" saws the proverb, and mothers shonld take
has5 in time. For infants, the Pills should be
.rushed and dissolved in water sweetened with su-