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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

REAPER 81 MOWER /
The Challenge Machine, new and improved for 1860
Harvester
The superiority Of this machine over all others has
become fixed fact ltis,the acknowledged Champion
Of the feld-snceessful eyerywhere-a neyer-iailIng
friend in harvest ume-always ready-eau be relied on
In every case-the only combined Scll-Raling Reaper
and Mower with Hand -TalIing attachment made. fhe
gram Is deuerei AZ The side Gf the rlachn ont Of the
return Of the team and entire field can be cut with
out binding up. VIII rake any sheaf desired; while
~ motion the self-aSer is entirely under the control
Of the driver, and
Hand-Raking Reaper and Mower,
cannot be exeeed anywhere The position ofthe raker
prevents side draft and unnecessary wear on the ma
chine, and also enables the raker t. discharge the grain
nom the machine IN the best possible manner for bind.
ing. The large wheels which support and carry the
machine make the draft very light for two horses and
VIII pass easily and smoothly rough and uneven
ground
is easily adjusted to cut sny length sulohe desired
witnout removing bolt or screw. Light, simple dura
me ard reliable IN II operations, and is quieyeonyeft
ca INTO mower which cannot be eTceoi as Qcuss ee~
WIN achange pnions the speed Of the knife Is very
much increased 10 that necessary for moving reaung
bn SLOW speed Of the team 70 cut any kind Of grass
ha aso mas the advantage ofhe reel In moving which
M Tunes Is very much needed as In windy weather. or
when the grass Is lodged The tongue Is hinaed and
loose and no weight on the horses neelxs perlectv
be appreciated. - w W
naa-d~ hachnss MdIrdRtef as reo0Bsen9ci
49,. =, WHITLEY co, springield. Ohio
FiAfale poAhEhekR' General Agent. siiny5wtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

Pup up in cases containing either -Four, Eight, or
Twelve Dozen eacll--A beautiful L'thognphie Show
Card accompanying each package
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

A public meeting of the shareholders oil the limos
Central Company was held at the London Tavern,
IN Bishopsgate street, the Sd May, at winch the
London Committee made final report, and stated that
the Committee had received communication from the
BOARD in New York declining its further recognition
conclusion in which the Committee concurred The
directors here are advised of payments of nearly 10000
shares in full making lS 200 shares paid mp, chiefly in
eoeard bonds; one-haf of the s3,OOOOOO of freeand
bonds are already provided for and as the call payable
~ the 15tb. In London, will undoubtedly tnd to fur
r. .e,,lenen in full, the Company will not probably
i.sne tbe whole of the y cent bonds f1awhich pro-
,s' were issued and Of which $4,000 have been
sold. - ..a,,,.
The Phlad tia Bntia of last evening w says;
S. Convention l. called to meet at HaTspnR Az az I"rosa
next s "a RI Pennsy with The conns,, ~, sdo a
rod and tbus establish new IsitGaa S there win
M. Sss rom Psy, fulton Somerset end perhaps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

The London Times of the 9TH instant says:
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates about
the a. last post.
The final quotation Paris this evening III a5c show
ing another advance Of an eighth.
About 248 900 In gold sent 10 the Bank.
The Monnorency has arrived from Melbourne with 9oiI
Of gold worth about $4,000 and the Magdaena from
Brazil with f28s2l.
three being Of old standing with extensive
transactions The house Of w NJ Bell Co., had been eab
sbed than They general merchants
and also acted influential firms this side The
lasa but retired little time back Messrs Rae, Dickson
engaged large manufactures and were az one
time supposed TO be extremely wealthy. Messr iennqnes
Brothers and Tickle carried heavy import trade and IN
some quarters enjoyed considerable credit: .,,,,
The bar brought the West India packet has been sold
for shipment the Continent at 6t being decline oil I'd
from the price realized for that by the last mail
Private kilograms from Calcutta to-day quote decline In the
Of exchange equal to movement OF cent In favor Of
this country. The import market very dull.
The committees Of shareholders appointed at the last meeting
Of the Great Western Railway Of Canada have assisted by
Messrs Coleman Turquand Youngs Co, the accountants
been occupied examining the books and documents Kept M the
London Office The contracts vouchers and accounts relating
10 The co construction rolling and plant and the work
ing o the line &C. being kept in Canada the Committee have
decided that investigation shall be continued there aud have
arranged with that two OF their rm sf John
Young Mr. Alexander Young shall at once proceed to the
colony to conduct the inquiry.
The Times notices sales on the 4th inst Of Illinois
Central 7s at 81; DO shares at i3 49, dscounti New
York and Erie Sd mortgage at T2, and do. shares at
Is, 1871 and lsi.
In the colonial market Grand Trunk OF Canada recsded S
d34 In American Securities the shares Of tho New ofk and
Erie and bonds the Central improved wh
reaction occurred the shares of the Michigan Central Inc
Canadian loan 1Oli dlol bonds. and 2G2l PM SCRIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
Billiard Gables.

PHELIAMNsss ovpD n,r,r.,.,D TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Protected BY Letters Patent dated Feb - 1885 Oct ~ 20
10 The improvements In these tables make them I'M
la tho world They offered 10 the scentino
Billiard combining speed with truth never before Cd
tanned in any Billiard Table
Mandatory Nos 65, o., and 50 Crosby.st.
PHELAN CObLENDER
Sole Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.


On and after MONDAY, April 80. 1869. Trains win seS
aetbst staon Newly as follows For Wirsmsbndse $50
a m and $3.50 D m. For White Plains; II a. N 90 and
m For White Plains, o:l5 from White-st pepos f0
Dover Plains. o m from 3eh-st Depot FOR Albany \
Mas connecting the NewYork Central Railroad heesr
ing VII leave Wilamsbrdge at $40 and $3.50 n and ~
Plains la IN Albany II g. m. Nail .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

other cons Of Pennsyvnna The design the New oten
who have direct ns through Allentown and Re,dnsto
burg Ia 10 build railroad connecting with the Penn.y
vnnia Central along Shefmsns Valley Perry County 70 Burnt
Cstns Fulton County and thence through Bedford and m
10 Connesyile point the Connelsv1lls h2id
We not informed Of the tails OF the proposed route Ths
Il undoubtedly TO divert the travel and trade Of tho Souh
Net nom Philadelphia and throw them upon roads controlled
by and tributary to HewYork"
At Philadelphia, in monetary affairs there are no
charges to notice There is but very limited amount
Of frstclass bills Offering the street. aud these are
eaRrly taken at 6o6l y cent. Second-class names
range from II TO 10 y cent.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending May gives the following results, when COM
Pared with the previous week.
Public deposits. sc 81 68. Increase 900 H5
Other 10 4s3 233 Decrease is9 oS
Rest................. 3,22i Tol.. lncrease. $3.50
On the other side Of the account: -
Other securities ........ 800 Cos. Decrease fl6)50
Notes unemployed. 1896 sos. .Dscrease.. 1880
The amount of notes in circulation Is f22, ri $50,
being an ncrease of G59l 1885, and the stock of baon
in both departments is fl4,Ss3,3ll, showing an in-
crease of el96 49, when compared with the preceding
return.
The movement in Erie securities in the London mar
ket continues without interruption. The Times Of the
9Th instant, received reports further advance, es-
pecially in the sharea, which were held at 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
Receipts Of Produce.

Total by al Routes May l7-Flour 203f bb+ Coin n,
COO do Wheat 1861 bush Oats 34LJ do Corn 4oV'2 90
Whisky C42 bills Ashes ll3 do Provisions l,2l' a0'i L''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
CUPEME CoURT.-wALTER 3U UNI P PLAN

CUPEME COURT.-WALIEh SG IN n iT1
= a against THOMAS sS 9 aHkR liz h T. oUIs oEoRaa
A. oUN' JOHN GUN JOHN RT REyRi am a.sss.sS
snd D&SD EyAS % font b,S sss
,hs ssPTss sS.e@ 9G%, s Ws%
dsie on ne S 3 judgment named win sell a. Public Ancton
at the Merchants. Eaehsnse IN the S ON SATURDAY. the
sny Apr 1899 at u O'Clock Of that ~ an ss
RsSSs S Ss p:Ssl Si SSh wsrd s The %
York; dbed eSw: sssH, a psa"
thence running northry along the westerly e oiWs.
n IL n;Ss. sps Fee, T ssss n,S. ca
beus. sotheriy on line right eagles with Hammond street.
my The sOrtbery line Of H WoDd street two
st ihs Lac Of beginning Also all the certain lot piece o.
q L sS viz M. t Of tue Ss sounded nd
SSeS !. follows: Beginning at point on the northerly ns
81 lery corner Of Wellington and Hammond .rect
hence running noy at right angles TO said Hammond sress
feet thence southey a. right angle Hammond street.
nav feet to said notsy line OF Hammond street. and
Sss .sy . 1 o e place bas And a.o ali s
p nd & s s & wd AS Of Siat S.
York bounded and described follows Beginning point
westerly from the north westerly Of Washington and
HUBmond streets thence running nshery at right ngss =
s Hammond street fifty feet theace westerly parallel wsh
Hammond street and eight inches thea nohsy md
parallel with Washington street hen feet aud foa neess;
feet thence sOuthey parallel street hiseen
feet and four inches thence eaery parallel with ftanrend
street foot and eight inches os.e souhoy d a. nen
angles 10 Hammond street hy sst 70 aid no<h.Iy line q
Hammond street. and thence sasse along INC neliasy a,
together with all and singular the and apgsss,
ps1ss, thereto sso belonging Or " Referee
JOHN C. DlMMock' Piai"an ""0'''''
nm Is" " ~ premises having su hess-
tofore adjourned by an order the Court on NE .gpcaso
Of all parties TO the suit nooe hor. ~ ~ ~. PsS
| falthsr postponsmeas W. "AisoS' as'e'ss.
l ns2aw telea ... .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
miscellaneous.

NETWORK SMELLING COMPANY
~ WORKS at STATEN ISLAND-Fof the reduction o!
Gold, Silver, and Lead Ores w. h. MoVlCkAh,
CHARLEs JOHNSON, Metallurgs. President.
DIPES. PIPES. PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
Casiron Drain. Water Steam. and Gss Pipes, at the
Pine Fonndery Nos 81 49, A. and a. Greenes Also ROOMS
to LET with STEAM POWER. Apply at the oihce No 80
Greene-st. A T. D. bhADr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
CTPREME COURT, ROCKLAND COUNTY.

CUPREME COURT, KUCKLANU OUUNII Il.
O-JOHN r. WEYANT and ALJANETTA his wife, Henry
C. bennett and CshaIine A. his WIFE Plaintiffs against JAM
wEYANT CYRENIUsF BRILL and Janea Brli Ms Wa VIZ
James weyan Peter J. Weyant and Adea hi; wife i:.ss
Of Vincent Weyan decreased Horace BENNETT Francis Wey
ant Matthew ID. Boge James Eckerson James Miller eas
To the Defendants above named and each Of them fos AZ
hereby summoned and required answer the COMPLAINT in tnn
at Cak.town In said County the 10Th day Of April ley
and serve copy OF your answer 70 the said on %
in twenty days AIR the service hereof exclusive Of The aay
such service and fail TO the complaint wn ~
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN tbi viii apply 70 the CSs
for the relief demanded in the compant-Dstsd Hssn -
1860 -. "M' n ~ t.n Nv
Mayl2 lswl0wS Plaintiffs Attorney, reeAsAiu, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

Tor SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
II steamship HUNTSVILLE, John A. Post Commander.
will leave Pier No IL, N. X, on THURSDAY, May ~ at
M Passage Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations,
SIS Through tickets sold TO NewOresns $40 10 Mobile,
sss; Montgomery, sH Memphis $3l Isl Nashville sSs 49,
Knoxville 425 So Chattanooga t25; Albany $23 Columbus,
SCI Atlanta sa Macon, &2Oi Augusta SIT 30 including
carriage hire in Savannah and connecting points .,
Freight 10 per foot. Apply to II. b. CROMWELL
Co. No 50 West-sf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

NEN1RAL KAILKOAD OF INV -JI1h1'E
Connecting st New Hampton with the Delaware Lse.-
wanna Railroad and at Esson with ths Lehs
Valley Relroed. =, =. ,...
sPRIN0 ARRANGEMENT-Comme March d, 1900
Leave New-Yok for EasoD and Intermediate places ron o
Of Coursndtt at n 10 M, and 4o for Ssmervss
by the above trains, and at p m 49,
From Pier No. 2North River ct 30 and IL 90 m ana
D. M Cor and ediae stations for Bonneville y -
above trains and at $3.50 p. .
The IL No. train from foot Of Courands and ths ii 30 y
from, pier No n R. close connection at Easto. Wan
the Lehish Valley Railroad and thence via East Psnnsyvs
Railroad Reading without change OF cars and conseos .
Reading direct for Pottsvie and Harrisburg. -.
Passengers be Delaware, Lackswsnna and We.en 49,
1850 Nom Pier No r. only for Lehish Valley RailIos1
and IL a. H. from foot Of Coulandst and At I'D sSa IA
a ~ from Pier Ne. D. X. emily. JOHN " slEnNoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAvEN. by steamer Elm lD v Gntp'
II from Pier No IS East River AZ S . P ~" a"'
g, IL p N. Fare 81 No ehslss .O- Oe.>.-- ,,.-
DAY boa. sE ASnny CAP. asd G'sr1 ::
ssrry Mosdsy, Wednesday, and Friday at a IN.
A ITERNOON BOAT for hEWBURGh ana
A IETrRMEDIArE LANDlNGs-sea,'er ~ n
M lunday, excepted nom Per too< % 'ay'N' ~ ~
For particulars see bills
.-,op ppIDCEpORT The steamer BRIDGE
POM Leave. Peck sip T.. r. svery MONDAY, WEDNh,S-
nav and yRIDAY at 10 O'CLOCK noon and steamer CArA.
LINE every day at II o'clock nosn om ioO' OIL A
River.
NOR GLEN COVE, Resign, Bayles Dock Great
N.ck Sands Point Mos Dock and Glen Wood steamer
LONG ISLAND ever, afternoon ., 81 nom Jamesslp. y II
IOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
i PoRT-The s1eaner MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt w; 5.
THURSDAY. Fad SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. ate o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge Of

an insolvent his debts pursuant to the ProvisioaS
the third atcle first title Of the ah chapter Of the 'econz
part of the Revised Statutes DANIEL BROWN OF the Tow
OF Genoa Csyuga County ncvent debtor Notice nf pSo
sed April a. l0 Creditors TO appear before me non -
c. Dwight County Judge of Csyuga County at hs once IN "
CITY of Auburn IN said County the lft day OF July heAt
ten the forenoon to show canss II any tny nave
AN should not be made OF said nsoyents estate ~
he discharged from his debts-April ~ 1870
my5 IawlOwS VIM b. WUODIN, Attorney TOT insoivenN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

II Oh pA ANIMAL
IL AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frsteass side Wheel steamship
ALABAMA, "a :,
p M from Pier No North River Through ticket. ws s a
for the following prces NewOreans fS9 i'
Montgomery, SIS; Columbus, ssii Albany IN ass M
81 Chattanooga ss6 Nashville sT SS 40; Savannah
ais For ffeisht or psssse sppy to No ID brosTS soN
Wv 'e SANtTEL L. MITCHELL q SUN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
Msrkets-CAEKruLLY REPORTED YoR The n, Y TRIBTsE.
Eprn Law

FRIDAY, May H. 1890.
AsHFS-The market is without important change and he
demand il steady sales Of Pots IS & aud Pearls at % OIL
STOCK ASHES, MAY 10, 1850 -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
tie County of New-York notice Is hereby gwen to all pe
sons having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late OF the CRY
on ork ounder deceased 10 present the same WIZ
thereof to the subscriber at her ~
West 10th in the City OF New York before ths sd o
of July ns.-Deted New York the 3th day Of Deoembs
Iase W Id3i IavfmStl SARAH p. DAVIS, Executix-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
+,op nosroN and PROVIDENCE, visN1w.

NOR BOSrON and PROVIDENCE, VIZ mn
| il PORT and FALL RIvBR.-The splendid scs sp r.-v
s%s6 htg qa1ss6sy sps s ssT6R6Sv
I'd s zYri .st s sEibh c s ss 10.
II H., :: :s;t e., ''''''' to -
Fr,rbt 70 Boston forwarded thfoosh ~fh great dspasss
en- h'i"'' f' WI BoRDEN Agent No. ~.sd VISA
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD-
IN DUr,EIkK EXPRESS alta a.. for DuaAtt. Ssss>
and ca and aisls-
Wavats,y p n. for Mda,ets~s Eostwsh. md issssss@
EiSiT rx,snss Sssg sp s nSs sss.;s s;s
ali mail train ''''' and css isI x Il S' c..~s s
TTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SrONIN0-
i TON for BOSTON; PRQyIpEscE-Lsra R'sss-ss~
'hs,s e. s: S%SsoGT s c. SION. =
Ssssd % Z, AK s'ssy sI,;g's e.:
The COMMONWEALTH from Ns.; Yo6 -Mo"aay; We.
nesdsy and Friday From stonhsson-Tuey Th'rsdAy ~
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Tuesday, Tb.r~
day and Saturday From s''"ins""-''""dT' Wednesday
proceed from s.s..s%Sq ,, Pr hss = Ps
places Of those by other route. sss - s.npe s -
oil the early morning ne he enjoy ssh
rest undsurbed breakfast desired and Leave S,nngc
the a. m. train. connecting 1t ffo'iaencs WIN VIZ
Bssgrse Master accompanies the steamer andtra' hF'r
each way. -. ..,- -. h..~x -
For passage beths rooms or fsisht sPpy So ooeu
sesuer or al the freight-oce Pier No IL korth hivo
the Office No. lis West-st, corner Of Courtiandtst
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHIL
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEkSnx
CITY-Msi and Express Lines NewYork att and
a. M and nd p fare "a Through uckes sod of -
cinnt and the West and for Washington NewOrtesns, m
South &c, and through baggage checked 70 WshinssSe
!" and D WV WOODBURY. Assistant. supe.in.snd..
received trains uness deivcrod -
checked Is minutes n advance of the time Of leaving
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
II and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WESh
From Monday April 90 1860, Trains win lesvo ChambsrsSa
Station follows Through Express Trains and ii m snA
Sundays nsluded Way Trains for Sing Sing sss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

II and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WEsh
From Monday April 90 i860 Trains will esvo ChambefsS-
Station follows Through Express Trains and II . m sn
(Sunday insluded; Way Trains for Sing Sing sss n -
AIS and p for Poughkeepste l3 and SEQ m ~
Tsnytown Bias and 10:45 D. Tor Peekskin $50 prsn
3st st. Buffalo Northern Lightning News Train sSs IA
Emipsnt 6:16 p. m Passenger taken % Cnanoen Csssl
Christopher and 3ls Trains for New York leave TOY az
445 (Sundays Included and st5 and 1910 and y 70 s4
sos (Sundsys pcIuded and s3s and Al5any soent oaH
an hour later A. 2. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

Leaving unsold, but bypohecated to secure the in
debtedness of the company for iron, 500 bonds
$500, 900. Making the grand total s3OOO,oOO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
TO be cOntinued.l
rhe Confes.ion of a Democrnt.

A clever correspondent of the Milwaukee
Sentinel writes of an incident on the Hudson
River Railroad in which he was partly
participant. An old man sat by his side,
and, finally addressing him, the Milwaukean
said:
"Sir, you seem to have travelled great
distance ?"
Yes some two thousand miles
50 An, indeed; what part of the West?'
"Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin,
"Then you can express an opinion as to
the result of the Presidential canvass in those
States y
"No, can't I might have done so be-
fore l left home, but now that l have got
back, confess don't know anything about
it."
"Dont you find the sentiment very strong
for Lincoln ?"
sentiment indeed, rather than sense.
The Republicans enlist all the sentiment;
they are a sentimental set"
Seeing was more amused than surprised,
he continued:
"See here, I'll tell you. am sixty years
old. 1 have raised a family of four boys, and
raised them all in the orthodox Democratic
faith. Fifteen years age my boy John went
to Illinois, and voted the Democratic ticket
regularly. I did well with John and helped
him stock his farm and pay of his mortgage.
He was a smart boy-was John. Well, sir,
when that debate between Douglas and Lin
coin was raging in Illinois, John got crOtchet
in his head and became Republican. 1t was
hard blow for me, / tell you. Well, Phil
grew up and / set him up in Des Moines,
bought him a quarter section and told him to
get married. Phil did well, but the first
thing heard was that he was Republican,
and the young scamp tried to convert me by
writing long letters about the Kansas muss,
sc. talked pretty sharp to both of them,
but they both voted for Fremont in spite of
me. But there was Roger and Dan at home
yet, and felt sure they would never desert the
faith of their father. set Roger up in Iowa,
alongside of his brother, with faint hope he
might reclaim him. And Dan went off to
Rock county, Wisconsin; and year ago
/ found out sir, that Roger was publishing
Republican paper, and Dan was making
speeches for Republican Governor in Wis
consin. Itnearly broke my heart, but what
could do. The boys said they now saw the
error of voting for Buchanan. Well, sir, a
few months ago made up my mind to 60
West myself, for the first time in my life, and
see about things. did go West, and ! hap
pened 70 hear Douglas make a speech while
I was away from home. You may not be-
/ lieve it, sir, but I'm going home now and |
/ don't know whether I'm a Democrat or Re
publican myself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31

Jas Meters Thermometers OF the most accurals
aalli q lur cheIntits5 and various other articles.
WI. EIsKE, Druggist,
arrra 1rra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
M -ALI-SUFFIOIENT THREE-
lE PARIS
VIFNNA

TNRIESEMAR /, 2 AND 3, PRO
TFCTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o.
ENGLAND and secured By the Ssals q the Ecole ce
Pharmacie De Paris, and tie lmperia college OF
Medicine, Vienna.
No s. invaluable Tor e1haustions sperma aiorrhosa
and an physical disabilities.
eases that have heretofore been tretd 9y the nau-
eiolrs and pernicious use ofcoplirg and culens.
No has entirely aupplanteel the lfJuriols !se
mercury thereby insuriug @ the slcrer speedy 70
lief dispersing an impurities, and rooting out the
venom 0i disease.
TRIESEMAR. Nos. I, 2 and 8, are prepared in the
frn of a io1enge devoid Of taste and small and can
IL carried in The vaistcoat pocket Sold IN tin cases
Snd divided into separate oses- administered hg
Valpeau Lalleinaud R0ux, Rieold, &C Price - each
or cases for 81, which saTgs $; and IN - cases.
whereby there Is a saving Of 81 To e had wholesale
and retail, Of Dr. BARROW No. lqt Bleecker street,
New York. Immediately on recciVfng remittance
Dr. Barrow viii forward the Trieseraar to any par-
Of the world securely packed, and add ess Rccord
ing 20 the Instructions ol the writer.
~ Sold also By GAYLOfD q HAm es
W.. FISK. Cleveland taus-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31

A list of names viii accompany each pack
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers to subscribers. BY recent law o
Congress, Post Masters are required to deliv-
er papers to subscribers, when list of names
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends viii exert themselves to ex-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usui
ally charged. We put it at these extraordi-
narily low rates, on account of hardness Of
the times, and scarcity of money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
A Club of 100 at 35 cents per Copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
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THE LRADER ROR THE CAMPAIGN.
We propose to offer the LEADER for the
Campaign ending Jan. l, 1861, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -