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tsrt powfes proof ocks bavs Alec ard
rIsr PRO- rs6ehcs and paror R>fes n pot 81 Murray
STU IL cor cr OF Co lsge place. KOtkaf M gAThI X
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esuse sps cure bis defect eli ~ fuu. med
inosr any pesn bus snicae1 % spyncennn frss II
uc.~~rN -
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Q~sru's CcA LSvvr On Jelly NJ the Great
re~~"y sv Corssuys and s9cfaiocs assssosa Bold By
III a. ugr 'sts sb4re
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HfnBeis I'm proved Self. ADJ u'tinz Trnss,
best ana sseapsst a climates lsa way No
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Ome,sl DyswSss Of Hedges. Davis Il
co.'s copsosidssed Lrtssss q 0ecsss;-
81, n, Ga. g. 5s. ~, n, rs, 30, &c, SO, 81, 81.
P,irr. rssset % fes Broadway
HoDeus. DAVIS co, rssss~.
nseoH.
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Meyers w.rseulo.s vssnSn Destroyer
and By Ill dfufgss
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sSr Fine white shirts for SCAT @.
W. VAN BUREH's lfe and 1873 Fulton street
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ssa Fine White shirts TOR SO-At
W, VAN BUHFr's i5ssps l5s suhon street.
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w. II. De voe,-Nsw Hat store, No. 3
Broadway.
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In urfttes OF the blood, UeronUto. Gf-
frss q usreuy. .slt shs.. srsssasy and g.vmsssss,
a. urcer The dasc supervision tf Dr. Jsws r.
tslcR chspst ~ has sqrs and d 1e ovy prscassu1u
fha relet eff su IVY ED ~ very
esssfn' " 90 Wholesale and fetal DEPOT removed
40 No Mn
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Hsp1ow Ay's PfsIs-rs N ale Gem psasnts -
rrt~r hsse re~<is~ ib~ s-~s'-s inpr~v-Dess
srse<ny fbs upcscpal cb>c<<ers r~gu.tsd
~ rrusson e'mD'ssiy rssose1 1hsy
rcrfssn rsinsra rrspsssucs-
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teeff. n ei'~eausl,y p
wousb ,erdf ~ the =
car Of tho tssth
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C,syshvsh's ed tive wigs are Wntsrs
sovstpes- shas csrtrss urssstssbs. fo0 srosl
way surA go - ssee sSest 5pfoste s'usr'a
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Baseberos's Bssr Dye. WIG and Toupss
cry Bnn< s-eet -rvKs srsnoe to- i>dies fbs dye
sppied In IL skyTsht rowa n
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mo mvnabon rscsnuy exNeoee 70 Wv. 70 nsrt"os0
Rosssry. Esss % SscsSs sssir pastor, has been de-
ohned
Rev BENJAMIN ". Stone he's resigned the rectorshp Of
CHRIST Church. wssssscvn, ssd soesp.ed shs sgcosst
cacsy for the increase u Ne hhhRy
Raw o. Axseil has been compelled, nom m heath,
TO resign Ne charge Of The Presbysersn church IN Go
| lena, IN
Rev. II W. Gilbert hes resigned bis pasorsss over the
| Congregational church Of Greene, N. Y.
Pew N sseere, pastor Of the universalrs socsty IN
lawrence MSS been compelled 70 resisn hs hbors
| In Consequence Of III heahn.
psArHs IN TIE MINISTRY.
Rev Ralph Sanger, ID d OF Dover, dseo ~ nmsnoee,
| Macs on Sunday lat n the are 81 seventy Tour He
YES pastor Of church Dover, haas IRON lsi2 an
tlka death, q percd OF forty seven years and ssvsu
months He several tunes elected VI me egwsure
| uonsr,Spor Pripoc bishop a the diccess q - Hys-
| cinshe, Canada, departed .hn me on she bh msA
bev Thomas nccsrrou pastor Of The Methodist kptsoo-
pal church, ~ East Newark, ~ j., died on NE wn ~
come Tine bus vss crly ccnnpcd 10 house fs week
MI Nee entered The nhsry IN 1872, and hsd nneo W
rious sts<iocs the Newark and New jersey
From 1854 " 1860 he vAs presiding e6er o. NE rewNs
ios on The Paterson dnsssc Az The lsis sessos tns
Neeark Cnpfsrence, owing " IN health he IVES appointed
70 Eat Newark and had tuet nsy entered On hh Aocrs
Mr. ncC wss highly esteemed, nct only BY bic ON az
nomnscn bot By The clsvU and scquai.ss.css GENERAL
and hs death vl be lame ptcd By largo circe a friends
he vas about SIXTY pears old.
rnw cHuncBRs.
The new q. Jcseph's church, In Albany, which n ~
admirable imitation o. The Bsee6icsns srchisscsure of W
hnes~sh century, 70 - sessosAsd V day. shs asss
vcrsary of saint John The ssns bsss Ne sssA supda
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Terms SIX Tssasss fs 5saas ~ ;is
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IelFta0VF,s PADDOCK, Captain.
J. FysWoRTH. O.
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NEW MUsIc.-Messrs. S. Brainard & Co.,
have just published 'rWe've loved each 9TH
er," song and chorus, dedicated to the Rum
sey & Newcomb Campbell Minstrels, by H.
P. Danks. Both music and words are very
attractive, and the piece viii sell largely.
From Messrs. Blodgett & Bradford, Bufa-
10, we have received ''HOnest Old Abe" a
song and chorus of which the music is by a
Wide Awake, and the words by D. Went
worth, Esq. A good picture of Lincoln forms
an attractive frontispiece.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

AT HAWKS Hawks has the n Y. Evening
Post each day and subscriptions will be re-
ceived there. The Post is one of the best papers
in the whole country. 4 D 80 ) 2 - IL
Hawks also has Vanity Fair No. 35 which
abates none of its Yigor or raciness.
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. :. :, -, !, FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

M
AN 1mfhO ED FARM Of 2S5 acres--In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in a country
III ven seltles excellent sols we'll uatered, 70 acres
umOers 10 acres under cultivation. Exchange
llOr q good farul IN this comfy city propsrty.
acre. Fl .-Ta |f M ..-f
l654 ACRES miles from the city. Exchange for a
mouse ana lot or vacant lot on east side u River
HOUSES AND LOTS-on ScOVflle, Perry and Pitts
bnrgh streets, 70 exchange for q farm. r-l
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-Stors and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for a farm
LANDS IN Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
city. '.-' .ff ~ = ~ IL - -
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-Ii miles
east Of the city, viii sell the whole or q part and
-. viii take some good Western lands in part nav
NIUE VILLAGE PR0PERTY-A large cottage
house, we'll finished and In good styles, with -
acres land, u miles from this city-One halfof
pay may De In goods, horses and buggies on other
property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

BOYS SHor.-Geo, Waddle, Geo. R. Price
and Charles Snow were shot on Thursday
night byaman named Amos residing OnSt.
Clair streetwhile they were stealing fruitfrom
his peach orchard. Two Of the boys were
badly injured and the other slightly.
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We shall open in 3 fsE dsyss alarso and ihIhion
= = STRAW GOODS.

Increase Of room enables me to exhibit NY stock
10 adyautagH. and my friends gsd the public aEa 10
pectfully invited to call and examine Tor tha8-
neleoe l- l-11l l- - lfrLlAil
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BOYS DRowKED.-Patrick Ready, and
RichaI O'MaIa, aged and Z years were
on IL west side of the harbOr yesterday
morn. g having gone there to bathe. Their
clothes were found upon the bInk and the
bodies afterwar recovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

Dr. R. ). -Lyon,-Ph,sioian Of the Throat and
Lurgs.
J.w. Bradl LiyingstOue's Explorations in AT
rics.
Pretiertrk J Prsntiss-Aunouncement aF1
james A. craw-A Announcement.
=. Abel -Gessnyerein Concert.
Rettberg & Hausmanu-At Cost. l
Kellogg Freeman Browns HygeRie Suspension
Waist.
II. r. uatch-For Rent
Guy Observation-Disclosures Notico.
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TB PERRY MoNUMENT.--The beauty of the
cut Of the Perry Monument which stands at
the head of another column needs no com
ment from us. It speaks for ITSELF
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s-a .
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For sale by Druggists and deaiers generally every.
where, and by HosTETTER SMITH, Sole Proprie.
tons, IS Water and s. Front streets. Pittsburgh.
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PERsoNAL.-We notice that Hon. R. P.
Spanlding has returned to the city after his
absence Of some months at the East, and is
looking hale and hearty. rl ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

5.i 5na .gab rar lbfl1 ~ xis fIF5VT =
-1-H aai.aa aa NO. 200.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

InanEuFntion 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.
y 4 ORDER OF PROCESSION. % Z p
Gen Fitch, Grand Marshal of the Day.
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ID. FOR SALE. u
HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prospect-A first
I'D rate House, Woll furnished uhroughonf with eV-
cry egnyenience. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS Ph0PERTY-A short distance
OBJ E2m the Public squarei hot 4l1Q0 fest, with two
EARN, IS Aeres-12 miles from the city Good
81. mouse, parni orchard, 6c., well Eatered soil
sandy loaul. $40 per acre.
fhANA5lN ~. ~. TIEEr-GoOd house, and lot 1I2I5s
sIBkE1 sIkkET-IWO story house and lot $50.
STEAM FLOUR AND EEED MILIlEVitt ma
ehlnery IN good order and leaseh0ld, EeH located
IN TINS city Very cheap. n. f---.- = n
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NoRT0N's OINTMENT,

sALF-RHEUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures sealdhead, Ringwosnsi and al
ag Itching Eruptions Of the skin.
This Ointment penetrates tsthe basis Of the dis
easegoes to its very Eource-and cures from the esl
beneath to the skin on the surface. Sold in largi
glass boxes, price 80 cents, r--r
Prepared BY GERRHT MORTON, Proprietor, New York
Depot 1t PESFo1D, PAKKER & MUWEE's, No. II
Beskmau street. IL .uL
Sold by STRONG SABNsTRoNG. Rb2s
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DASoNG.-Prof. Cowper has returned to
the city again, after an absence of severa
months, and is now making arrangements to
reopen his Dancing Academy for the Fall
and Winter, at Music Hall, Lyman's Block,
on the west side Of Public Square. The sea-
son will open on Saturday, September 1st.-
He has established brilliant reputation in
Cleveland for, his proficiency as a teacher
in this most fascinating of ARTS. He will
introduce during the season a number of
new dances, among them the Empire and
Ladies' Persian Quadrilles, etc. Days Of
tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
Ladies at ., children's class at 4 P. NJ, and
gehtlemen's class at 8 in the evening. The
Professor can be seen daily at the Weddell
House. ahg22R10
III @8rThs East Cleveland Republican Club
win be addressed by Hon. Daniel R. Tilden,
on Saturday evening, the 25th inst ,as Doan's
Corners. ,rr
WILLIAM X. SHERMAN,
d&w
tE h-l .ffT
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5Tvy5go7o,,5 ,,y s, .,l39 ,E9E p, SALE. : ..' 3

71lIia We II lslps1l0r 90, tND 8tqirsili
b1B .zro5 MARBLE BLOCK. .sgf sr.,r-
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a4d GngFagiDi0sF sFqoIl
4iIfHlsItlna @g9a.

! p iSIbAS SMITH 556SI5 = Z
-, LIn,b-sllr.-
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: - 1AnEONJ n AIIE' % IoVV'
EDS. LEADER :-In the programme for in
augurating the "Perry statpe,3 4 notice,
with pleasure, an honorable part assigned to
''Dr. Usher Parsons, Surgeon in the service
of Perry's feet" "'Tis well''-but while do
ing due honors to others, let us not forget our
"home heroes" --t-r
DR.. Eastman, of Seville, Medina county,
was, believe surgeons mate in "the Battle
of Lake Erie" may be mistaken, but
think not. IfIam correct, hope the Doc
tor will not be forgotten. Yours,
l. V BTFRCE
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The NORTHERN LIaHT.-This boat, due
Thursday had not arrived and was not i'll
sight from the piers at 10 o'clock last night.
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5ntElIiaEiltF 0ffifF.

u. 2. Pa5asTs intelligence O5zeg-
ABANTEDg land FORd HIRE
~ =4A1LY-Reliabls Girls for Privsfs- F.rli
ilss, Hoteis Boarding Houses Also. 1fsn and Boys
l9t elty ana country work. Apply on Bank streef
- 4aI4z,l.za - alIl-El- r.I1--r
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills are sold by
CHUBcHILL6 BROTHER, Druggists
Rl0 8 ~ elr 0ntario 9, a Public SQUARE.
BRTAN's TAsTELEss VERMIFUGE.
From the State Of 9laine to Baton Rogue,
.- All know BRHAN's NEnMIFUeE;
Iastefess, harmless, death 20 worms
OF all sizes kinds aud f0rms;
Mothers 1aci, indeed, secure,
~ With this painless, peerless cure. ...
- Put up ful bottles, prices 2B dimes lL
Sold BY " N. flSKE. and STRONG q ARM
GHRQhG, Cleveland. feb28
DR. JAS. MeCLINnOeKs PICTORIAL SYRUP
In the seemingly hopeless, as we'll as the earliei
stages Of chronic lung complaints, when the cough
ing is incessant the throat coated with mucus tn.
chest sunk, the lungs sore, and the strength gone
soothing, tranquiiizing counter-irritant and
stOrative, will rescue from impendinR death
Price 81. Sold by STRONG Armstrong,
Cleveland. r-m feb28
Dr.. MoCLNToCKs CoLD AND COUsH MIX
7TUEE-AmoHVtbe cold and cough remedies" that
food the market fhis alone stands the solid basil
Of true medical science. DR.. MeClintock stands il
the fore front Of the profession. lie stakes his rep
uiation on Whas be offers to the sick genuin,
curative. Never has this preparation falaifed hi
Sold By STRONG q ARMSTRONG bveland.
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WTHEELER,S WAITER BR ATg
NEWRATENT8PRING BED B0TT0M
WRIGHTS SPRING BED BOT

WRIGHTS- SPRING BED BOT
w TOM, is the best thing of the kind ever in
vented Its pecuiarity and superiority ovsr other
spring Bottoms, consist in its operating PRECISELY
like spring sofa bottom. Instead OF hayine ione
10aEa sats strung on sti iron springs, as the gene
ralty oi bed bottoms are constructed
WEIGHTS PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS. -
nave number OF sofa wire springs, all acting inde-
Pendentiy Of each other, fitted to the Bed frame,
esch spring covered with a rounded wooden cover
ABOUT inches in diameter. Each one Of thase
Springs viii settle without disturbing fbe resi- m
pEe-eminently superior to any other kind, for the
following reasons: nv
- It will not wear out the paattras Iisa fhs rtlo
Spring Bed Bottoms
toms. o'
pertectly than any other kind
BS The bed Will not tip up 7sidetgav ff the othar
kind Of Bed Bottom q =
~ IT is softer than any other kind .. 20 -L--i-t
- II is less liable to get out of order va
II fersOnsi buying these Bed Bottoms are not sat
isled attsT lair trial they return them and me
State Of Ohio. ~
D l..,I For sale by DR.. b. BROOKS, AGENT
aug5'd&WoOo IS Ontario street.
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80arainq.

ROAkDINGs HOUSE.LMRS. q
- = y LLLAAAlS has leased cha billiard Proc.
sEty % 81 Clair street. The honss has been Pain-
~ Hapefeq and htted up IN excellent style ufhrf
Eegard 70 expense. II Is one Of the most pes snd
oonYenient localities in this city. n 80 r,
A married couple can 30 accommodated Win "a
9nlurnlshed mont parl0r and sleeping roon TI7,l
B9arders viii md this desirable placa
Terms moderGte5 % sur the times iuIy3i.Ri0
II BOARDING HOUSEz-THR K
~ HOUSE, No. e Public Square, and b7 fho
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasantest Iocation7 n
tle elty-has been thoroughly repaired aud = nv
open Tor Boarders- Families wishing - fIrni7h
Lhelr own rq0ms can be accommodated with larr9.
5nu 5 convenient rooms and bedrooms and sinriIs
39erdefs and Day BOarders win mud tood ae5dr577--
uatlons on reasonable terms. Reference qiVqn era
6s9 slsel. apEz- ls60lli2Dl ~ S..N. .BURRITT. h
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2aintiMN.

AQks Moe PAINTING, GO 10
That French WHITE ZIlec has cone. Justfbs
5ieat Ialng ior Painters and insids W0rk of sror7
aprsRs No, "a HOFFMAN's BLOCK.
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/ MON ICE Co, GLEVEI, 8NDI
~ OHIO. ALLPRESS & GARDNER, -ile7isr
~ N q5e spring Fond ICE, viii supply Fami es to
" ust reasonable terms All orders left At No -
issef sLgsl l6O St Giar street, or Box IO5I Posf
Onces VII be promptly attended to-
:. ~. - D. CIIANP. AzsnE =
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Augls Ho.l47 Water Street. Cleveland.
.ElENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
M ING, Renovating and Mending Establishment
FRANols AGER Tailor, No. lg Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning, renOya
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing he has
facilities for doing his work in the best manner
Gentlemen will ind it for their interest during these
hard times TO give Mr.. Ager a trial.
mai ar
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Gl0thimgl
REMOYAL

4 R. REDING, MERCHANT
n TAILOR, has removed to No rs Prospect
street, Redheads Block, few doors west Of Jones
Marble Factory, where he will be pleased to see and
vited.
advantageous to call on him . 70 III
Clothing. angio
KOCH, LEVI 4 MAYER,
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8sal Gstatf.a

I
ALlkSHEkA AdAAAU.---iI7-B II E1T-
w Tie, q the late arm Of Littles & Keyes- hes
constantly on hands large quantity of ns Far15ie
Land in Iowa NiscOnsin and Missouri to ex charo
lOr city OF c0untfy real estate, OF rarsdal orolrf
2tass Eith Rouse Jennings Marble Block, SUPP
4 YMAN LITpIE. DEALER IN
~ REAL ESTATE, Mortgages, Bonds, Not,
@o.s .so55 - No. ATWATRR BUIDnso,
agl9.Iee -----.-- -----. L-.-. eleTeland. o.
- EAL ESTATE---E. vKEY.ESI
IL formerly Of the firm Of Little 4 Keyes) ias
gpensl zeal Estate 0tioe u RDuse'8 Bldck. eOr-
instantly on hand several fhousarid Arcs ~ fisf
d5sllty q harnl1e Lanfs in the States Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri to exchange far city and
EgHaEty. Part sash pad T. nesessarY. - sbfiSsiio
"A BARGAIN IN RElAI5 ESTATE
"a The undefgigRsdg gesiaent OF East CloTsIand
y about 70 remove 10 California and wishes 10 dis-
pose of i5 property before leaving win seii ali Of -
lands at reduced prioe 10 oomn9rs Tifb he I,tr5
near 20 per cent. less than adjoining iants
i '.s-s - Z ~ ~ hlliou ~ vel located on
snd 81 miles from tie Court III iouse east In fe vel
paf5 o. MAST Oleqe ed n0wnshpt being gjl6 effes IL
ahq under good sRts' of eultiFati0n, 81 acres of
Applei feaeh, UherTy and Pear trees, Grapes.
2lfag and bberyi frame house and barn
Desl9s7 olner DuiIdlngss good water, &c.
olil sen al OF IN three parts, and acre IN the
clstern and good frt, and viii sell for cash of part
on tine Enquire on the premises. III I'l7Ti
-Alayzl.l.l9 - al Il 49, IRA BRISTOL. =
L1al ROUSE u J JENNINGS5 III b
KEAL, ESTATE Il INSURANCE AGENTS.
a3.Iia 5Eos III Superior a., (ap stqirs,lf ii
brs .gFo5 AARBLE BLOCK .ari l7r7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

INDEPENDENCE PoLR RAIsfNG.-The Repub-
licans Of Independence will have a pole
raising on Saturday August 25th, at 3 O'Clock.
Speakers will be in attendance. d&w.
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q .l 9gfr4,. q E. a s ='.l >.

ii ONE AGAIN-G. S. WILLIAMS
IL steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, bega IsIrs =,
70 ms friends and the public that hs q
ol1e asaln and located at 6 St Cair street Ciers
ll-1 ", Nhsfe ne mas htted up d DIE HOUSE with
N gst Inac lnerys regardless Of expense and A.
81. himself that - strict attsutionto bus sns5 ft
9 5 w ~ able 20 regain that PATRONAGE and suu1orr
"i,Gn men, iop 80 many years crowned his andsaTois
- = -. -- I--.- l
B, JACKSON, SILK AND.
- os! oMOO1l-kN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wssf
doors north of st. Clair sfreef ---i ~
oL every variety cleaned or Dyed. 6enis
apart, QiIee open from so'clUck a. II I'll 3 D n
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llOway's Pills and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL d BROTHER,
S.B- cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. square

BS-HolOWays Pills and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL d BROTHER,
S. " cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. square
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
otingredents in these Pills are the result Of long
and extensive practice. They are mild in their ope
ration, and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful MsnstruatiOns, removing all distractions,
whether from cold OF otherwise, headache, pain in
the side palpifat0n Of the heart whites ali nervous
objections, mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs &c, disturbed sleep which arise RON intcr-
rupti0n Of naturo.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ment OF those irregularities and distinctions which
have consigned many thousands u the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent 70 a Premature Grave
No female ENJOY good health unless she Is regular
and heneyer an trnctinn lakes place the general
hsalth begins TO decline. l----I
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most efectuai remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Eeuigles To al classes they
are fnvaidabie indieng sh oerailfD perod oal re5-
ulGrifg. They are known 10 thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the cOun-
try, having the sanction Of some Of tie most snlfne
PhVsicians i america. EDiica directions sailg iuhe
and tehg they sOuid not Be used with each box Price
One Doiidr each boz, oOHfaiHpg ~ Pills. z Il.
valuable pamphlet 70 be had free, Of the Agents.
Pills se't bg mail PToat by enclosing price 10 the
General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
+. b. HUTCHEAGS, General Agent,
los Chambers st., New York .
Sold in Cleveland ot Wln. Fisk's and Gaylord 4
Hammond's
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EUCLID srREEr-assEI " ~ q fris. rst CHS. brioE

EUCLID STREET-West Of Erie, a first class brick
9Melil g.....-; .......fd0
Do do do do ..--........a..... 10
Bond street-brick DO ................... 30
e9AAaon alEtel-ullch 90 .....s.....s...... l75
H- ROUSE & JENNINGS, =
AZ ACRES OF LAND VERY DE-
~ S1RABLY located, on plank road, six miles
lron the Court House, good soil, large orchard ten
acres Of wood, balance WelfimproVed Frame dwell
l1ng--siX rooms tive barns.
VIII sell on easy terms, with the crops. Immedi-
JulylO Marble Block
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CanfertionEfa- -0astFra.

CODA WATER---
~ ElH FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
me Largest and Finest in the City
AENNEfF ALE-COFFEE AND CAKES.
iilef5lonaTy and Cake furnished to order f5r Par
=. II = - I, - = f,Eirld
Als POT Clats holt 4 Alaitby' " ollll
OYSTERS
-1 WILL BE RECEIVED DzIIT 90 fl II
From his establishments in BaltimOrs-put I'd IN
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale li
Also hermetically Sealed Oysters, Lobsters, Clans.
Spice oysters, and Sardines Kept constantly on
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay Sh U0y
tars will be received daily by Express.
81 CRACEERs for sale By the barrel.
W. W.GAINES, Aren't. .
SEP 10. Super5or street. Cle and. o.
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G- For the best qualities Of segars, To.
DaccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, 1T supe-