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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26
CoNcRrssroNAL CONVENTION,

CONGRE6GIONAL CUNVENIIUN. ~
The RspsbIican electors Of the First Congress
dioaal District # Iowa. are reqsested TO meet in
Convention by their Delegates, at Oskaioosa, Oh
Wednesday, June sOth, for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidate for Congress in said District,
and for the transaction Of such other business
- may lsgitimasely come before said Ccnven'
ton.
We would suggest - . ratio Of representation,
ono Delegate for each one hundred votes, o.
fraction thereof exceeding ffty, cast for Gov
ernor Kirkwood At the last State election.
JHO. B. .NEEDnAM, C. BALDWIN,
J. w. NOnais, Gro. w. AcCAART,
8. E. ZMN. @s a
t, Cong. Central Com.
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srn0uR.A~R GrR D0UU1GnN10.

CIRCULATE 310 0O0OAos
In oedsr - sivs o. psper IL vsde1s circuia ~
tioa and sscurs the lasyst poafb'e fead Of labor,
- AVE Asesssnissd - send The Havk-kys ~
vssy rsdsssd rates. Sor Re Presidential campaign.
We psspon . suad Tie Weekly Hawk-Eye %
deels subscribers from the l6th Of Nay till No
vsnbse arsk toe SIXTY CENTS-TEN COPIES
o. FIVE DOlLARs-IWENTY COPIES d
e~s eddrss for EIGHT DOLLARS. -
Ths ssmiwsekly Hawk-Eys win b. absorbed
for the same dine, 70 single Subscribers 1t el.--
Clubs II I've q. Clubs VI ten "a.
1snd IN orders early, always accompanied with
he nonsy. Leading Republicans throughout
Central end Southern Iowa, win consass favol
which shall be reciprocated, by aiding in gtvine
an increased State Circulation.
9. DUNHAM,
s Burlington, Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

SHOCKING, Is MOT lr?-Our democratic quid.
noucs, hereabouts, are terribly outraged at the
result Of the Chicago Convention. They say it
was very ungrateful in the Republicans to pass
by Seward and nominate Lincoln. They profess
- think, now, that this act Of the Convention
nss saly sviuces our ingratitude, but our want Of
sesnd tnAes3sat They are quite certain that
seward would have made much more popular
eano'oase than Liacoln-&hat he would have re.
cssved more voses h every State than Lincoln
can possibly hope Sos
y rather amsling 70 listen n 49,. s,.:.,..
sss'd and hoaosahle pe,isisians. Va ~. 40.
vM accept oar saspranceoe dissipap;.h.a go;
sFasion for their discriminating regard ma
pest for de GaEAr SsuAroa. We =. .s.s - s-
are coming 70 their seascs, and are h..;.r:. sy
Appreciate ths ability and st.tesm.n.hn - ~ %
ard IL" good sign.-f shey are hoa... % ~.
We assure thsn that Ne ere NOT likelv !. ~
van our oppoosnts = 70 Who or not.,n.. ~.
%. The Republicans feel very eo-,s.s sas -
mage sheir ova bssineas without On, "a 49,. 8.
cemocrata We an love and he,o. ~
~. = hia vs hare learned Rspabuc,p,,.,
Gee MA follow that, therefore. he .ho.,.
ss.aas. H = AsAss H.. n. -. -:
~ -. - liass,a i ~ :. =. - !. - =.
A 0pae ~ - ~. -. - Y gu
~ p = Aans AAwvn 5, -. q.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the 22d inst. a. the residence % ihe M III
BY the Rev. W. W. harris, Mr.. JAMES,
Philadelphia, 10 Miss MARY ALLEN, 81 ths ~
On tir cath inst. BY Rev. W. II. Barris, W.
KERR 10 Miss JANE NJ HILL.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

PoLrrlcAL TArrLE.-lt is said that the demo-
Gratis, since the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln by the
Republicans, have concluded to change their
tactics Counting upon assumed detection
in New York, because Seward was not nonina-
ted, they propose running Horatio Seymour, Of
that State, for President, aud some Southern
man, like Stephens Of Georgia, for Vice Prcsi-
dent. They think this name, with seymout's
popularity among the whiskey drinkers, will en-
sure to them New. York, and will enable them
to dispense with any other Northern State
provided Bell does not carry half the South.
This Is rehash Of the tactics proposed by
batch Of TAmmany Hall politicians some time
since. They proposed that the South should
furnish big pile of money! million or two, it
was thought would do,-make the whole fight in
New York, and let the rest of the States north
go to grasa" This is very nice sort Of game
II is likely to be true. But what becomes of our
worthy and 'most distinguished Senator from
illinoiss' How win he and his friends like to be
thus summasily laid upop the shelfy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

Queen Victorin's birthday Was celebrated
re, to-day, by British residents. and b. 4 a.
ie BY the British steamers
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

There was duel this morning az Schrff
Ferry between g. A. Lamar andca Moor
OF the Texas Navy. The difficulty Grew W
the evidence Of the latter IN faFas@s -
Shots were exchanged, and the affair aaad
adjusted.
Philadelphia Nra
The depot and stables Of the Girsd A'a
Passenger Railroad were burned this NOR
The horses were all rescued. The bds4
we're all new.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

A philanthropic scene occurred in the ante
room 70 the Representatives Hall, TODAY. A
handsome mulatto slave girl appeared in the
charge Of DR.. Davidson, Of this city, with state
ment that she had been sold to 4 negro trader.
but BY raising $500 cash and securing the pay.
ment Of 800 more by the first of August, lie
could purchase her freedom. The amount was
promptly raised among the Republican members,
and the girl il now free.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

ara, ana IT IS unnecessary to say that the instruc
tons we received added but solemn obligations
to the spontaneous impulses of our hearts
[Great applause. 1t would be needless to say
anything. of Mr.. Seward. His claims stand re.
corded in the annals of the country, and
they are reported in the hearts of the peo-
pie. He needs no eulogy here, and my voice
can aid nothing to go powerful testimony. We,
gentlemen, went for him because we considered
him foremost among the best and to whatever
it may be said he has, | viii but add one thing
now am speaking in the spirit Of Mr. Seward
when ! say that his ambition will be satisfied
with the success of the cause which WIS the
dream of his YOUTH and to which he has devoted
all the days of his manhood, even If his name
should remain in history, an instance Of the
highest merit, unerowned with the highest hon.
or. Gentlemen, we stood by Mr. Seward to the
last, and tell you we stand by him yet zap
plause.) With the platform We adopted yester-
day, and with the candidate who so fairly repre-.
sents it, as Mr.. Lincoln does, we defy all the
passion and prejudice that may be enforced
against US by our opponents. We defy the whole
slave power and the whole vassalage of hell
Cheers universally prevailipg.) Ave, and we
defy the Little Giant, /" himself (Applause.1
Again, do we stand BY Mr.. Seward as we did
before, for we know that he will be at the head
of our column, joining in the battle cry that joins
Us now, "Lincoln and victory" lGreat ap-
plause.)
Other good aud true speeches were made by
the friends Of Mr.. Seward, but cannot take time
to allude 70 them particularly.
All this time, there sat, just to my right,
the whte-haired. small-eycd, brceches.rollod-up
Philosopher Of the Tribune, calm as placid lake
nm vvhich ~, xev,hvr hiows and hevo,,d all per
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

. sHAsHtIIEtNI, MaV y.
No positive day II fixed for the departyre Of
the Japanese but 1t Is decided that they will visit
the Naval School at Annapolis. They will s,ay
das in Philadelphia and one in Baltimore. In
addition 70 New York they will probably visit
West Point and the arms manufactory establish.
ment At Hartford, and perhaps Springfield There
has been no serious Illness among them since
their arrival
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

The Democratic Convention devoted ten days
to dissensicn and wrangling; a part seeded, and
both sections finally adjourned, having accom-
plished nothing more than TO prove conclusively
that further union of its warning elements is
practically impossible.
These two pictures convey weighty meaning.
They are indicative of the feelings and sympa-
thics of the country They are ominous of In
evtable defeat, utter annihlation in fact, to the
Democrats They breathe encouragement To
the Republicans. They tell US that Lincoln and
Hamlin arc to be triumphantly elected. H
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26

view VrIFANx FAF y
Advices have been received here from GiaE
ton, Texas. stating that a meeting u tAt FS2
pal citizens was held there, irrespectHdFtTi,
10 take action in regard 70 the secessrs WV
Southern delegates from the Charleston Lat'
ton, aud the Southern platform was iaAl
dorscd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
GRAD FRIENDLY PrcSrC-coNE A. THE GrrHER,

GRAND EVENING EXCURSION To FORT LEE
VI and moonlight soree on the grounds Of The Pa v, m
hotel which will be Handsomely Illuminated fr the OCCASION
The steamer CERES aud barge POUaHk rhPSE viii maks
on excursion As above on Thursday evening August leaving
spring street Al "a O'Clock Amos street o'clock and Twen
second street North river s o'clock Returning leave
hort Lee az 2s O'clock A. NJ Nus, By Robe tsons haod
rare Tor the whole excursion ir.dug admission 70 ths
soree " cents Tickets limited. For particulars see small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
MATRIssONIAL.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.

nEPARIhENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR.
~ reckon. -.-u -. Nkw loRE August 4, i5<,).
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD ~
where's there TO bel eve that sdvfiuals "A wall
and cities n the state N New ycrk !.
Vel IS IN ~ have in numerous instances guilty Of the
uhunanty CRIME and meann % thrust lunacs blind
aha aei ana ug WIN che paupera upon this county for
support ne Comm ssoners ~ thg1e aud Corre on hsrehy
oner the ahye reward for evidence AZ aha. cad A. ne
mspyrl ~ We rsrtcs engaged IN who are guilty. OF the
prsc &c re erred 10 that's, may follow
'hs enarg sna ne guilty. brought 10 meuted punishment
uue % inc 'VuhnSiore 81 Pubic Charities and Gov
fe""n' ;. DRAPER
ISAAC BELL. IN.
yDSES N GRTNNEf.f.
JAMES b NICHOLSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

OfflCE OF CLERK or BOARD or sUPERvIsORs,
,o... 20 ~ na New lork Auglrt o-sesed pro.
" ne rrcey cd Al this uce until 18th day Of August
Tor 20 70 800 tons Of the best Anthracite Co for The
re courts and qces Of the county the ton 70 be calculated
=" pounds aao proposals for 10 cords of hndnS Wood
ihe cut and sp said and wood 10 be de-
nate. -
The ee the right - reject any and all propc-
nla ELIJAH y. PURDY,
WILLIAM q. CONNER,
WILLIAM ". TWEED, -.
THOMAS ifrrLN, 1NeAmiuee.
JAMES DAVIS,
ORIkON BLUNT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

EOUNTRY BOARD AT PIERMONT CAN BE OBTAINED
" In private family with Large airy and good
coumodatons Terms moderate by applying personally
by letter A. r. CRANDEIL above House pleas
situated and with tine OF the river country
Accessible by or steamboat hour ana half
this city Reference Messrs Ray Brothers. No Dey street,
al Lewis +. Beers, Esq, 6l9 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
EXCURSIONS.

LNARLY MORNING EXCURSION TO THE CBoLvR
IA Banks-Ihe HuNrRRSs, Capt J. Duval, viii mSke an
early morning excursion 10 The above banks we,nesa,
morning August leaving jackson street. East river
w. fe,k sp A. O'clock A. W precisely. Bait furnished
gratis Lines aud refreshments be had board Fare
.. WALTER D. c. BoGGs JOSEPH DUvALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

WooDBINE COTTAGE, HIGH BRIDGE.-BEAUTrFUL
w cool popular reasonable prices
tentye walters and splendid view OF the Bridge steamers
hour from Peck slip aud Tenth connecting with
IL cents A. X. CUTTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

TofHE wooDs.-To THE WOODS no THE BEAurI
full Wooda- fomlnson's Woods, Fort George Hotel
mile above High brdge-a splendid drive a pleasant
steamboat ride cool convenient economical being
only IL cents from the CITY, Steamers every hour from Peck
shp also Third avenue cars. d. BROU9HTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

L.l COUNTRY BOARD. u.
LADY OF KIND DISPOSITION, HAVING A PLEA
"A sat lone in The country short distance from the city,
once.
A VERY HAEDsoxELY FURNISHED SUIT OF
s9 s 70 si 70 Gentleman and lady with board IN
bathing, boang fishing, For particulars mo 81 "a
berry Street, up stairs
poA RIDING AT FARM HoUsE-A FEW DESIRABLE
H. sse ass ss ns s% Of s
S Fl sff On G Rae oors .pRn 70 MIRA
AT S1N s .as Two san MILES s rs S
be no other eoerdes good and reasonable
nnas %Sps IT, q he s'S Sn0n sa
BOARD AT RoCKAwAY. LONG ISLAND. IN A PR.
sHf
Apply ., $50 broadway near Twelfth street.
COUNTRY BoARD.-NEwxAN sPRINaf -cHALY.
" bese and cold crystal waters shady rambles, rustic
p.eH s @iv ;as
s e r.
MIN House and ouibuildnss, g the
''s near newman SP GoksEEEG R sosRs
CopsrRy BOARD At pIERMoNT CAN BE OBTAINED
~ lin private family, with large airy and good
go sr % eoPns Hr
situated and with tine view OF the river country
% @ y or sS S4s sSsr ana @ from
and Lewis r. Beers, ESQ, 6l9 broadway
COUNTRY BOARD MAY BE HAD IN PRIVATE FA.
" my five and half miles from Jersey City, the plank
leading 70 Be Point pleasant situation, good dAng
and bathing. A. VAN HOBN, Proprietor
rOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-WITHIN TEN TO
~ twenty miles Of the city In private family where all
comfort and airy be had for family
ave Address q. w. Grand Port ohce
nB
NATsKILL MOUNrAINs.-IN. THE IMMEDIATE vICI.
~ nifty of the Mountain House Board obtained,
with private family, in first class house -
For uTther particulars apply TO j. wlLLsTON Is Maiden
lane, n. Y.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS GREENBRlER COUN.
ty Va-Terms ut this watering place, for two weeks
o. more ~ per day; less time g ~
JEREMIAH MORTON, President W. y. 8. CO.
@0 OOO WILL SECURE A DELIGHTFUL HOME ON
WO.OOV the Hudson. A gentleman having Of the d.
the Hudson would board 4 small gentee fam
lily, single person Of refinement who would loan COED
security $500. To person of who may desire
home delightful AL Of the year. posses
Eng all the advantages Of both country and city life hs
chance Address with real name Hudson l49 Her.
aid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, TO LEr-OR Tux FURNITURE
IA will be sold The house Is well established; Is near mo
principal hotels there years lease Can bs seen DO.
the hours OF and p NJ l39 Greene street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

FNHE KN0LI.-TIIIs SUMNER HOTEL is NOW OPEN
for the accommodation Of families and visitors; IL 10
Gated At Cornwall on the Hudson aver about midway
rides sailing, fishing Ac For further particulars apply or
the premises Of JOHN McKIBBIN JR, - Ann street
stalre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

THERE Is HOPE FOR ThE rNERRTArr ms REV
w leEs has consented q 80 n aser1, ~ me Tome
" trrN sefnpn. % So cc1r' express Tor he drink
80 no !. ifefs 1i e carse are res scly irvsd Z,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

A FORTUNE TO BE NADIA SPLENDID BUSINESS
"A for saleToe Club House with bar and fixtures billiard
ROOM and boat builders shop with out buildings and
privilege with Yacht boats timber sails, rigging &C.
al complete the street South
Brooklyn adjoining the grounds now doing
selling ont good vessel of 70 to 90 tons would be .ken in
street, or 70 sMEDLEY h LkNNOX, at the CLUB House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
THE FIREMEN.

NOTlCE--fHE MEMBERS, HONORARY MEMRER,
IN and friends Of Mszeppa Engine Company No a.
members OF Independent Guard hereby
and respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral Of
sociaie and brother member o. Engine Company No as
Daniel Colons, on Monday at l2 y. NJ, en-
CINE house lG31s West Twenty fourth street.
JANIS scrus, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

GRAND EXCURSION TO TIE CHOLERA BANKS
VI The fayorite steamboat HUNTRESS, Capt Duvan, win
make an eycurSon W he Cholera Banks Monday lrust
leaving Jackson street at 30 Twenty 9TH Els
smith Dock. GreenDuiEL ~ 6s), Peek slip, T. and
Pier North river Il hall past ocock NJ Fare 81 Bat
and hshng tackle furnished board Refreshnents OF The
best quality be procured the bar. Pop Green stew.
ard. Henry Bishop, commodore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A,GENTLFMAN OF ACTIVE BUSINESS HABITS, AN
"A extensive mercantile connection with the British Provncea
and some wihfaces for fnancierng desirous
making arrangement with party already established
with possessed Of sufficient capital Wishing
commence business in New York. Address box 3647 Pos
Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

SEcoNr ANIMAL PICNIC or THE uEITED GLASS cor.
- tIs Asiociaton 70 Bddes Grove, Tuesday August a.
leo1 The splendid seamer NAY QUEEN. "a
barge r. MkLlN have been Oh, rteret for TIE os,a-
son. ne steamer VIII make TIE following hndingsrenh
street, last river, "a O'Clock; J1raemon street al
s., clock Spring street. North river at 0cock The barge
vii Icy At Spring street JNO. MCCUE. Presitent
IAn. niIfOS. SrrrHt.rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
HOME TESTIMONY 7.


WEST BEDFORD, Goshoeton Co., o., May if, '5g
medicines Of The Graefenlerg Company for the last
ten years, and have Invariably found them 20 give
good satisfaction and the Pills 1 have sold 70 a
great many IS regularly their tea and eOieg, and
MRrshalps Uterine Cathoi0On Is medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Feuale Diseases
One lady sold to told me she had received more
benefit rom one bottle than shs did from 3 long
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The GraefenbeFg MARSHALL Uterine CathoIi-
con.
Is offered as q certain cure accompanied with the
Irregularities f617S-- Dora59s
AppeCite-SgllUw Com pie1iUIi-Pain In the
BACK and hidueyg-C hill5-COld Hand5
and ieet-Bloat 81 keFeFishuess-
keura lgfa-H Heldache-R Rest
lessness-D Disturbed sleep-Flushes
OF Heat-ienerll Pdin-CrRWling and Pain 70
the Spine and between the Shonldera-Acid
ACCOMMODATIONS Passing OF Crime,
! tation In tbs Urine Organs--h ign tmars-Dis-
.pepsla a-HT steries-A Anxiety--Red Face
Nervous FTitchihg- -Starting-
sCOnstipation--I Irritable Temper
Pepraye5 APgstits- Elat1lsuee-B Bluated
and Irregular BoEes--- pleasant Dreani5-
Pains In the Uterine OrEans- \ umbusss and Pairs
DO in the Limbs
- sold b. City Draggists and Medicine Dealers
thr9a8lOl. tne gountrg. ,r -- tfr
- For Medicines % Arencies Address
h. ,. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
noyild&E Glsnersl Aseuri Tor Chio.
Ali Of the Grefenberg Medicipes srs for
sale 0y rffr-r .-...
cHURcHILB GBROFHFR, pruGrists, q
klq a.1l ;, ". cor Ontario q. 4 Public Squafe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
ALSO SPECIFICS

FoR AsTHlA Oh PHTHIsIo. Oppressed, Dimcult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and EXPec-
toratlon. Price, 80 cents per bsx- o.. -...frr-
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AID DEAFEEss--Disc
from The Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles,
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aehe,
Price, so cents per box.
FoR scRoFULL-Eulsrged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils SWelings and Old Ulcers ecIofulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per box
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, Exhaustng Discharges. Price, %
cents per box.
For DROPsY-Fluid Accommodations Tumid Swell
lngs with scanty Secretons Price, 90 cents per box
FOR SzA-SICEEEss,-Deatlys Sickness, Vertigo, hau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box
FOR URINARY DIsEAsEs-F0r Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult Painful Urinaton, Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Price, 80 cents per box. Itt.
FOR SEMINAL EMIssIONs.-InvOluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and ell
cient remedy known, end may be relied upon as
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof HUN
PHREYs, can do so, at his Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from AN to S PM, or by letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
1lutfls.

M MANHATTAN HOTEL.---NOs.
lNl 3 lands Murray street, I'd door from Broad
way opposite the Park, New York. HugginH Fling,
PrUPrIetUrs. a. Huggins, late Vt Pearl street
House, Boston. ID. Z. ttlng, late Of LOYe0ys Hotel
New York deel .
pAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. This
House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
the landing OF the Cleveland Steamers anu Buffalo
Line oi Prupelcrs. Passengers stopping al this well
koEn house, viii save EJtV Ccifs Omnibus fare, be
tertaiued al less price and equally we'll at any
other nrst class Hotel In the city. IL Will be found
In every respect desirable place Tor the travelling
public, no pains or expense VIII be pared 70 make
Il agreeable 10 our guests L
i. MCDONALD & CO.,
may2lR2f froprietors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
NEwARk. \. J.. June sth. $50.
BEWARE or ALL iMTTATIoEsl /

The Pain Killer is sold By all respectable Druggists
throughout the U States and in Foreign Countries.
Fficss-25 cents, so cents, and 81 per Bottle.
J. n. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, o.
Proprietors for the southern and Western States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By
Gaylord 4 Hammond, Wni Fiske,, G. 5. Mackeh-
Zie, L. W. Sackrider, Cleveland And by Druggists
eYerywherr. aflqI 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
aslelaataas.

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
Nv hand MEEODEoN5 AZ Faricua stIiaT and
fni8n, At our Factofy Nos t93 iq5 and lgi En- tf's
Block, Ontario street
All MelodeCns Warranted $40
- Tuning and Repairing dnus cheap and dura.
pie. DREHER AINNARD AGO.
aeesS'lSS tlsTelandl ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

Case Of 90 vals complete IN morocco, and Book, %
Case Of 20 vials and Book, plain.
Case Of IS numbered boxes, ami Book. .s--.-....
Case Of boxes numbered, and Book, k,-.--..-....
Single numbered boxes with directions, cts
Single lettered boxes with directions, 90 ets
Large case with oz. vials fer planters and ply
aicfaua Wl0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.

l. Lal6.
9r0m his ExcelIency JAMES D, WEsGOTT, Gov
ernOr Of Florida, and member 0f the O S. senate:
''EOr upward Of twenty-five years was afticttd
with disease in my family which the best medicins
and surgical talent in the country failed 10 cres bat
which yielded in most Satisfactory manner 70 the
Graefenberg Remedies conscien tioIsly advise their
use. JAS. ID. " WESTCOrT.
NEW HoRE, February. 16i9.
DR.. j. F. BRIDGE-Desr Sir; some two years stgc
an intimate female friend had heen suffering lrum
falling Of the WQalb, whites and deEaRged menstrti
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described in your embellishments aud pam
phlets She had the very best medical skill ID this
city till entirely prostrnted aud her ply siCan finally
told her that he thought har LIE might possibly Be-
prolonged little longer uEdcr The most JndlciOus
treatment. For two weeks atfer that she cqntn ued
70 sink when came Into your Oftee at tlia 5Etsf
fenberg Medical Institute and related her synp-
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Marshals CatholicOn, ia relieving her, she d9charg-
ed all the physicians and tried il, thongh dOubtng
ly. PrOvidehtaly il relieved her quickly, aud Eve
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence Of the COM
plant, and she Is as strong, active aud healthy
when young girl. JNO. u. BRIGGS.