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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

V. B. PALNER, the American Advertising Agent, n
corner Fifth end Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, Is
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper at our lowest rates. His receipts will
be regarded hs psymonts
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2 Paddock has the finest -Four Dollar hat to be
fouod In Cleveland, and be has Twenty Five Hun
dred Shaker Bonnets which he will sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going Of at the
same low rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
TRAVELER'S REGISTER.
NEW ApHKRTIsRmENTs.

Horace Greeley 4 Co-CaupSisn Tiibuns.
d. L. Wightman-shsriaFs sale.
Academy Of OfAIuHo-Jsnmy TWiiehOr iuIEHgland-war-
dofing Boys
+. P. BOWer-Bus. notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

ERIE &PITTsBURsH-The CouneautvflIs Record
learns that arrangements have been effected by
which the Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad viii be
extended to Greenvile during the present session.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
c-PaiR an ornamental priR ing Of every description
dons the nting EsttblisAmsns of the LEADER once
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses IN
the best sy on short notice and reasonable rates
Particular attention paid 10 blank work Every deserp-
ion Of Binding done, especially Blank Books, Ledger
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

~ The latest California papers have been
handed to US by U. 8. Express. They came by
overland mail
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sANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPafOP

1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rec FROM SUNS, and has become established fact
Sardard Medicine, known and apprBved By an
used IT, aud Tsscrted % with confidence in y the
pissasss for which l. is recommended.
Il has cured thOusundsl within tbs l5st two sars
who hld gwen up a hOpesI. 0f relief the uumt rs
unsolicited certificates inI@ ny possession show
The dose must be sdspisd Ito the tempeTa net Of the
individual akiugit, and = ed in such quanl
act gently the bowels =
Let the Dictates OF = indgmcut guide you In tho
use Of he LIVER IN-i=l =lYfGORATOR, sud IL
will cure Live COm-ts piaint-, Bilious At
tncks, DyBpepsi az Chronic DinrrhOea,
= u M q o IN up limits, Dyaeute-
Fy, DrOpsyJ sou ZStOmQchs Hahitual
COstiVeuesss ChOl-H-iCs Cholera Ghole-
rn morbus, CholerR,I Infantum, Flnfu-
lence, aumd c e 81 Female Weakness
e., aud IN be used snc-I-. .resstuiy OhDiNA-
RY FAMILY MEDEI@CINE. Il will cure Sex
II r DA G II tas > thousands can tsstify.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES IEiETWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONEULS ARE TAK-'-lEN al s0nmencemsnt Of
attack
All who Il giving their testimony in aVor
~ Nix water in the uth with the INYIGORAfOR,
und swallow both ,Sgethsr
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+ ANGSTROTH ON TUE HONEY

I ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
II BEE This W TX is admi ted to be the most
PRACTICAL and by far best GXtant The dir ctions
the manasement If Bees most minute, and reach
cry poss le connEe and accdeut 20 which bees
liable II is well known that Mr.. angst, 9th is the
inventor Of the celebrated MOVABLE COMB BEE
HIVE which invention has given such impetrs to Bee
ing during the last t3 ysarB By his inventi all
be taken away without destroying niung the bees
The work is fully supphot with illustrating every
point nccessarg TO correct understanding Of Il manage
moni Of the swarm
one volume, 4C5 pages. 81 %. For Fa'sby
J. g. COBB n co Cleveland o.
GAY AND Scala New Novel,
~ bv the Author uf Vide, Wide Word,n &c. 2Yo's.
Price S2,O0 For sale by J. 3. COBB CO.
apl2
T ETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
~ by Samuel IrCERus PT me, Author Of Travels in
The Fast. kCrsale by COBB co
GPAIDIN0'S IIREPARED GLUE
~ tMENDS EVERYTHING.)
Sold at Wholssals and retail by
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NRW ORLEAYs, MaY 8.

A meeting is called for tomorrow evening 10
protest against any action Of the citizens Of Lou
issna committing the State TO disuniou or seees-
sion
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SAN FORD
Family Cathartie Pills

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up n GldSs
Cases, dir Tight, and l0iH keep tH aHy eii-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle but &C.
tive Catharc which the proprietor has used hs pIRo
ice mole than twenty years.
Tho constantly increasing demand from those wb
have long used The PILLS. aud the satisfaction Whiot
Hl regard g. their uSe has induced plaos
then within the reach OF all q
The Profession well NOW that different Caihartics act
different portions of the = bowels
The FAHILY CA--THAR RTIC PILL
has. with due reference this we'll established fact
bCen compounded from variety Of the puT- Vegs
table fNtracts, which act @alika Of the
alimantary canal. and Bra|-- GOOD and SAFE In all
cases where CathaTtc l. 3. needed, such DE
RANGEMENTS OF the IS TOM ACH. SLEFPI-
NESS PAINS IN TIE BACK AND LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN5lAHD SORENEsS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY K from sudden cold, which
frequently. II neglected send a long Of Fe
yer. Loss OF APPE XIII fE,a CREEPING SIN
SATTON OF COLD OVERI THE BODY, RESTLESS
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Indammatory Diseases, orms in Children OF Adults
Rheuma great Purifier the Blood and many dis
10 which flesh Is heir, 70 mention In
this advertisement Doss. tO3.
PRICE so CENTS. -
~ The Liver lnvtgurater and Family CathaTtic Pulls
fetsied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale -
the Trade in al the large t0wEs
Manufacturer md fTopntters
tv7dEzR9 E3b 3ToaduaF. New
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ostl

~ Now that the heat of summer Is at hand,
it is more than ever necessary thst our pure lake
water should be brought to perform its useful ser
vice in laying the dust, which Is already great
annoyance. B. P. Bower gives his attention to
Plumbing, and does his work with Deatness and
expedition, and at reasonable prices. His shop is
on the east side Of Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

Cry SExTo.N's REPoRT.-There have been
90 interments in the several Cemeteries,
from April 1st tp 80th, inclusive:
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JAMES H. Cd E L L ,
BRASS FOUNDER,

ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
IA WORK OF every description, No s6 Union street, .
few doors from Sube0r street, Cleveland O. He s pre-
pared to furnish ali kinds Of work used for Team water
or Gas and all the various articles used IN the Pla
BusineSa Beer Pumps Of ali kinds maee and repaired =
-siroi - dsclhS
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UFOr Market and Marine Report. see 4th page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IND1INArOL1s, May 3.

The Democrats fged 81 guns here to-day in hOu
or Of the Indiana Delegation 10 Charleston in
voting such a number Of times for Douglss
public reception will be giveu the Delegation on
their return TO this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
TVHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
u 10 TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVE NTFnl
N. a. SOLO Monsoon.
INPORTAFT no FEMALEs.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
L DIENT5 10 these Pills the result Of long and
extensive Practice. They mild in their operation and
esTtain in corTect al Irregularities Painful Aenstrua-
stons removing al DISTRACTIONS, whether from cold or
Ohsrvss, headaehe pain ia the size palpitaton Of the
beart whites all nervous affections Mysteries fatigue
paiq in the back and limbs Sc disturbed sleep which
arse nom interruption of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the ent Of era in the treatment Of
these Irregularities aud Obstrucons which have consignsd
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the
owed 10 Premature GuVe. No female can euiOT good
eath unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
hsSPlsce the gene al heallh begins tOdeclins.
DIR. CHEEsEMAE'S PILLS
are the most eGscfual remedy ever knownf OF an com
plains peculiar 70 Emaes To all classes they are uVal-
uahle flfreing fA certainty periodical regularity They
are known % thoussnsE wis have used them al diFren
pisds throughout the country having the
oaS satsag shsl anf Dhen they shoud not Be used with
each BOz-lhs Price 0Hs Dollar sdeA boz, eoHfaHiHg 4t
valuable pamrhlst 10 be had free ofthe Agents PILL
ef by sal promptly, by enclosing price 20 the General
Agent. sold b Drufgias generally
u. B. HUTCHINGs, General Agent,
les Chambers st.. New York,
Sold in Cleveland st Wm- Fisk's and Galord Ham
mnnd's. decIe0EdEw:R20
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Wotbinp.

A R. REDING, MERCHANT TAI
IL LOR, No. % Prospect street. viii Be found
iresdyts sat On all who nay fayor hin with tbs,
\. B'-Remsnbsr the place. Bauder's Block, PrOsTss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoRs WIGS ANB ToUPEFs surpass sll.
They are elegant, light. sfy and durable
Fitting te chGrnno turning up hehind-no shrinking
the head; indeed, this is the onl Establshment WhsT
tbsss things are yfoperly uncerstood and made.
20 Broadway, New York
'aHU WFISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. .Ageat
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EXON NEW YORK .

NEW YoRK, May 3.
The subscribers to the new Produce Exchange
met at noon to-day. Robt H. Burdell was chosen
Chairman Il vas stated that the Mead property
could be purchased for Sl55 OO0 and be altered TO
suit the business OF an Exchange for S45,OOO.-
Subscriptions have beeu received amounting to
SI54.7 A committee Of was appointed 10
confer with Mr. Mead aboutthe price and title OF
property which It was proposed to buy, also to
select names for Trustees and to report at another
meeting TO be held at uOon on Saturday,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
WaRREN, Nav 2. 1850.

MEssRs. E. CowLEs q Co., CLEVELAND, o.
sent you a commun ication about the fire by the
Express Messenger Yesterday, and / see he has
delivered it TO the Plaindealer. had written 1t
at the house in the morning on note sheets, folded
them, and wrote on the back Daily Leader, Cleve.
land" and in this manner delivered them TO the
EXpressman, with other letters for the mail aud
teeeraph-aUd paid bim-and particularly told
him TO deliver the communication t. you. l vas
part tcularly anxious that you should Lave PSrtic
ular account first, and was much mortified at the
result Of my Efforts.
Yours truly, J. F. AsPER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.
R-soe advertisement of Dr.. sanfOTfs Liver

a Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forts, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foes, EEswoRTH 4 Co.'S.
..t1 o. q,,.r;r, -, a Eana,, ,so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

A ScALY TRIcK-As our readers are well
aware, "Junins, Jr.," Of Warren, TrumbuT Co f,
has been frequent correspondent Of the Leader
for the past two years, and has furnished US with
many matters Of interest from that section Of the
Reserve. We were therefore somewhat surprised
to see in Tuesday evenings PIsindealer, letter
from Warren, giving full account Of the dlSas-'
trous fire at that place, sigued "Junlus Jr" Sup
posing however that be bad, for some good reason,
chosen to send his report 10 that paper we thought
nothing more Of it until receiving the following
letter yesterday morning, which shows the con-
dact Of the Express Messenger on the Cleveland
and Mahoning Road, and Of the Plaindealer Office
In any thing but a ereditabe light. Take notice
that the package was plainly marked Daily
Leader and that the messenger was particularly
told to deliver it at this Office. II there iS any
honor about the transmission aud use Of the com.
municatiOn after 1t LETT Warren, we should like to
have 1t pointed out,
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Sptfial Notices.

R-For aas Fixtures enc Fitting, spply :.
FoGG. ENswoRTs Co. Cor. superiOs ssssss -
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mEAifinta.
PURNETTs- KAILIBT0N-
y ~ r-mn.. L n -
.uRGI0ALC CASRS-

| GUhd1CAh CASES-
10 Amputating,
Aecuuchng,
Cugp.ns,
DisGeciingt
P0gt M0Ttem,
StTsbi8mus.
IIephiue.
Pocket Vial, aud
Pocket imtrunsnt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

u Sud b1 A y usEl'll q . VI ana y POT Pot
msyI
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WHITOOMB'S ASTHMA RENE.
w DY-Preparsd By J. Burnett 4 Cob cases .
Athma aud difficulty Of kTsathHg, this aogt gluabls
remsdJ ocB WM- FiskE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
The Irish RevivaI Appropriated.

AT the Presbyterian General Assembly in
Ireland, Professor Gibson, the Moderator,
''raked down"-as some professional gentle
men say-on the great revival, and thus
described how God felt toward the Presby-
terian Church,:
'The rresent revival was conversion OF
sinners, and, if they wanted proof of the
truth of the doctrines and polity of the
Presbyterian Church, they had it in this
revival. Upon whom had God showered
down his blessings? Upon the Presbyterian
Church. 1t was her pastures he had wa
tered and made green and fourisbing. Some
wished to represent that this revival was
breaking down distinctions of creed, mas
much, they said, as that God was pouring
out his Spirit on all churches alike. Such
was wholly incorrect. God had blessed the
Presbyterian Church. thus giving a proof
that in her Jehovah took delight The Pres
byterian Church did not substitute for
the supremacy of Christ, Succession and
Confirmation, and other forms and rituals OF
mans inventing, but took his own Holy
Word as their standard, and God has given
them and the world, in the revival, a proof
of the truth of PresbyteTtdnism."
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this kind belong to other places altogether,
and il is PROCLAMATION of a church to convert
it into place of attraction for the lovers OF
fine wusic to attend for the purpose Of hear.
ing select pieces of music by eminent musical
performers"
We suppose that the objection is only as
to the propriety of advertiser church per-
formances. The principle OF cutting of pro-
fessional singers could hardly be carried out.
1t is difficult to procure acompetent organist
without engaging a professional musician;
and an organist is the chief feature of choirs.
Few, who have the talent, can afford to de-
vote the time and labor required to attain
excellence in Church singing, without pay;
and ply r1akes them professional. Clergy
men are supposed to be professional men.
1t is difficult to see why it is any more i'm
proper to engage professional persons to sing,
than to pray and preach; yet this Bishop
receives not less than $4,000 or $4,000 a
year for his professional services in the wor-
ship of God. If he is the Archbishop of Cam
terbury, he receives &l5OOO or $4,000 a
year for professional worship.
Why should there be any more impropriety
in engaging professional services in one de-
partment of worship than in another; or in
securing high talents in singing, than in
preaching and praying? and inasmuch as ii
is the desire to make all the services attract
i've, both for the honor of God and to bring
people within reach of salvation, why should
there be any more impropriety in advertising
a singer than a preacher.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIQN sALE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 90.
IA Very Superior Furniture, Piano, etc.-Will be
sold at auction on THURSDAY MORNING, Sept.
3D. az 81 O'clock, at 1O3 Broadway, between Third
and fourth-sts the entire Furniture, viz;
PARLOhs,-Solid rosewood brocatelle sofa, two do.
do. chairs, six do. parlor chairs solid rose
wood marble top tableail one suite velvet stained
walnut sofa, do m-chairs and four parlor chairs
all to match four satin damask windOw-curtains,
lace and muslin curtains, cornice-a complete set ;
mirrors, marble slab, oil paintings, engrayings,
mantle ornaments, gas chaudeliers, windoW-shades,
eOalbOx, straw mating, English Brussels carpets,
etc. rosewood piano, stool and cover.
LiBRARY-MahOgany wardrobe, with glass do.
maTbe-top table, do hair-cloth sofa, two do rock
ing-deski etagere, rush-seat chairs, mantle Orna-
ments, pictures lace curtains and cOrnices, French
China tete-a-tete set mating, velvet carpet etc
very superior gun, fishing tackles.
CHA HANhEHs.-mahoRany bedsteads, do. marble-top
dressing bureau do do dressing glass, do do wash
stands, one suit. Black enameled chamber set,
VIZ Bedsteads, marble top bureau, do. wash stand,
do table. wardrobe with glass, chairs and rocking
chairs. Walnut set, viz Bed5tead dressing bureau,
wash sh-siaDds, toilet table and chairs. OAK lounge,
window shades, tolet-ware, three-ply carpets,
stoves, &c.
HALL AND DINING RG-RooM-Extension-t table, oak
chairs, mahogany sideboard, iee-chest, walters,
mantle vases and clock, plated wRre, glassware,
dinner and tea-kniyes, white China dinner set,
French China dessert set, do. tea set, white and
gold tea set, mating carpets, &c.
Hall oilcloth, hat-Tack, velvet stair-carpets, stair
rods &c. Coal cooking stove, wood do, and gem
eTal assortment OF kitchen furniture
y, B.-rhe piano, gun and hshing-taekle will be
S. y; YARpLEY,. Administrators.
se9 No. Is East FOurth-st.
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PrefeasIoaaI sInsInE b Chareh.

A letter was recently addressed to the In
cumbent ofan English parish, by the Lord
Bishop, in consequences Of his Lordship's at
tention having been directed to an advertise
ment which stated that at the reopening
services Of church in the diocese, a Miss
W. had been engaged 10 sing select pieces
Of music. The Lord Bishop says
* consider such an annOuneement as this
highly Objectionable, nor can l refrain from
marking my strong disapprOyal OF IL. The
church Of God Is not the place 70. which
crowds of persons ought 70 ibe Attracted to
bear professional singing. Performances OF
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NEwPORT NEWS.

MORE RowDYIsM.-0n Saturday last, three
of the numerous rowdies who infest our
city, invited some Teutonic citizens to step
out of beer-house, in order to give them
the rowdies-a chance to develop their mus
Gle. The Germans taking them at their
word, did step out, and the result was, the
rowdies were pretty well fused up" before
they escaped from the hands of the infuriated
Teutons. No arrests were made.
Coal BARGEs.-We counted yesterday,
fifty empty coal-barges at our landing,
awaiting transportation North.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
Douglas as a PrOtectionIst.


Nobody has ever suspected Mr.. Douglas of
being protectionist. He never voted for
tariff except TO lower another. But as soon
as he reached Pennsylvania he disclosed that
he had latent ardor for a protective tariff
in his bosom, especially for Pennsylvania in
terests. He twanged the iron harp to a
plaintive lament Of the neglect of the Penn
sylvania mines by the General Government.
II was never known, before, why Mr.. Doug
las persisted in forcing upon Congress his
measures for settling the slavery agitation.
Itwas because he wanted to dispose of the
question, so that Pennsylvania interests
could be attended to. The Government, in
stead Of fostering" Pennsylvania, had gone
after negro gods. Government had ''para-
lyzed the interests of Pennsylvania" but it
would always be so until "the negro ques-
tion is thrown out and repudiatedl''
Taking the success of Mr.. Douglas in set
tling the negro question, up to this time, as
a ratio, if Pennsylvania has got to wait until
he disposes of it before she can be fostered
she had better conclude to be brought up by
hand. 1t seems to be great misfortune tc
a State to be "an empire within ITSELF" tC
have "inexhaustible mineral wealth,
enough to supply the whole Union, ant
worth mOre'than mines of gold" since al
these only make her helpless, so that she
has to be put out to the National Govern,
nent to nurse.
ltis melancholy to reflect that Mr.. Dougla:
could only have been induced to fix hi;
hopes on protection, after he had seen the
utter vanity Of Southern sublunary things
When earthly hopes vanish, the piOus sou
looks upward. When Southern prospects
fade away, the Douglas soul looks TOWARD
the North Star.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.

49, FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
Marsh's Patent Radical Cure Truss stands unri-
vailed 1t possesses all the merits in point Of i'm
will testify to having been radically cured by its
once O0T on ~ s. Il. MARSH, T GoRTfSS HVS Co, No. s
West Fourth-street, have one applied and cure
effected before II is too late. se9-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

A UCTI0N sALE-BY COOPER a STOKES
n Sale-roomi Ii East Fourth -st.-AuctiOn Sale
Of choice Building and Garden bots, and neat
Frame Cottage House, with the privilege Of from
Extended (Lockland Stationl u miles by Railroad,
ana niles direct from the City, on the Cneinnat
TERNO0N, September 10, 1850, at so'clock, on the
Tine site and location Of Greenwood Extended is
sufficiently known. The title Is perfect. The Terms
are rs eaah ON each lot when sold, and s. month
for $50 and over and less than $40 will be $40 cash
and Slea month. Those selling for $40 and upward,
purchaser prefers IT, he can pay onethird cash, and
the balance In one year on any lot purchased. Six
An Extra Train Of Passenger Cars will leave the
BiEth-etTeet Depot At o'clock on the day of Sale
lreturning At 81 eclock), and take passengers to
and nom the Sale free ofcharRe.
flsis can b seen at No. 901 Eim-st., and No. IA
SCI oeoPER STOKES, AuctIOnssrs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
National Falr.

We print to-day the general programme
of the National Fair, which will open on
Wednesday. The arrangements are COM
plete, and there is every prospect of brill
liant success. The Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad will run trains to and
from the Fair Ground every half hour, from
$50 A. N. to six P. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
I,ooK M yOTRsELFINT TIME.

BIZ How many, in consequence of false
delicacy suffer from suppressed, painful obstruct
ed menstruatien, and think, because they are
young, that by and-by nature will work itself clear
from obstructions, and all come right in the end,
little dreaming that the seeds of death already
terminating in the system, because the vital ener-
gies are impaired and the entire animal economy
deranged, debilitated and yet, careless of them
selves as they are if remedy were set before them
which would restore all the functions of the system
and reinvigorate the dy, they would take it, aud
thus be in time to save their lives Parents think
of this and at once give them bottle Of Professor
Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Renoyator
Sold in Cincinnati by D. PARK SURE, Eek
STEIN CO., and by every Druggist.
sel-bmM WIT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

A Boy NEARLY SUFFocATED IN RAIL
WAY CARA boy entered car on Satur-
day, at way station, in order to have a
ride; the car was locked and left at South
ington, CT, till Sunday night, when he was
released, nearly exhausted from the effects
of hunger and heated air.