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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10
Grand snbbalh school Picnic at Rocky

Grand sabbath school Picnic ut Rocky
River.
We we're ct Rocky River, yesterday, en-
ioying lis cool breeEes and rich scenery,
when at about eleven o'clock Judge our
surprise at the appearance Of a splendid
procession, full half mile in length, bring
ing the children and their friends 10 Sab
bath School picnic. olmsted and olmsted
Falls, East and West ROokpOrt, and the
surrounding region, came with their beau
tiful banners and Gags emblslOned with
appropriate notices. Festoons and arches
Of evergreens covered many Of the wagons.
All together IL was glorious sight and
such Sunday School army" as the rural
districts Of a Old CuyabOean never before
saw.
Once at the grove, the twelve hundred
UsOldiers" scattered for amusement, There
Was the river, and floating near its mouth
we're little boats and q vessel-of course
the bows must be able say they had been
on board, and away they went over the deck
and up the ropes and over the sails Of the
vessel, in perfect glee.
At two, dinner was served, afterwards
came the dessert in the form Of music and
speeches. There was singing by choir,
and then the Rev. Mr. Crooks Of Cleve-
land, gave q stirring address upon the
benefits and blessings of Sunday Schools.
He cOntrasted the past with the present.
and spoke Of the rich fruits that have come
from this gOodly tree.
He was followed by E. P. IngersOll,
ESQ.,. Of Cleveland, who walked up the
audience with his happy illustra-
tiOns Of what there is for every one 10 do
in the world, and how to do it. The chill
dren will not forget his remarks about the
spider, the mine Of gold, and the school
boys dinner.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Brooklyn, followed,
and exhibited, to the Woader as we'll as de-
light of the children, some of the gods EOr-
shipped in China and India, and told many
interesting incidents regarding the worship
Of them. He spoke of little boy who rea-
soned thus: "Here are these gods which
Father and Mother and all Of us Worship
Now, if they can help and save me, they
can help and save themselves" So he took
one of them, placed him on a stone, and
gave him Hfair warning" that he WAS 60
iug to throw at him with another stone
BE threw and broke him to pieces; and SC
he did with the rest, some twenty-five il
number, when he found that they were
helpless and pOverless. The result Was
the family were ell converted to the Chris
tian religion.
Rev. B. N. Clisbee, of olmsted Falls, ad
ded a few cheering words, and then led th'
great army in one of our cheerful Sabbath
School songs.
The audience then dispersed for 3 gen
eral good time, and as the afternoon WOri
away they began to disperse to their re
spective homes, happy in the consciousness
that "day had not been lost" -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

SUIcIDR.-Simon h. Brown, Of Jefferson,
Ashtabuls Co, committed suicide on We'd
nesday Of last week, under the following
very peculiar circumstances: He was 8
man Of influence, property, and respectable
character. Nothing that evidenced insan-
ity was discovered really about him-the
most that was s en- in his actions that bor-
dered upon it, perhaps, vas an undue in
terest or exeitability in his talk in relation
to the war. His adopted son was rather
disposed to enlist, and this it Rss observed
caused him nothing more than what might
be termed uneasiness The night before he
put an end to his existence he talked with
his wife, telling her that he did not think
he should live long, and arranged his
property matters with her. The next day
be shaved himself as usual, went to Jeffer-
son, decided one Of his farms to his wife,
and the other TO his adopted son came
lack, kissed his wife IAN unusual circum-
stanee) in the presence Of several persons
who were visiting st his house; said to her
and a daughter, t'dont feel bad because l
do" and went out 20 sn clubhouse for hens
and cut his throat. The gsshes showed
three attempts, the last one making thor
ough work. No unhappy relations existed
between himself and family, and If inssni-
ity, even Of a temporary nature, was the
cause Of this sad affair, it seemed to have
all the thcughtfulness and system Of cool
rstiOnality.-Pd PdinesViile Tel, 7fh. als7
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Medifines.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
rDD 1HrrDD -

A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE.
sISNEpto be the most eitsS.;gsi AIFE7ATIX5 z
Para SarsapariIla, 50 combined with other sabstan
Of still gr8stsr Alternative power to afford an
puted to care. IL is believed that such remedy is
wanted By those who suffer from Strunaous com.
plants, and that one which viii accomplish theil
cure must prove Of immense service 70 this large
class OF our aficted fsllOW-citizens How complete
psrimsnt on many Of the worst to be found In
the following complaints
SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUs COMPLAINTS, ERUP-
EIoEs AND ERUPFTvE DISEASES ULCEEs, PngPLEs,
BLOTCHEs, TUMORs, SALT RHEUh, ScALD HEAD
SYPHILIS AND STPHrLIfIC AEFRcTI0Ns, AERcURIAI
DuEAsE, DROPsY, NEURALGIA Oh Tie l0ULOUB1u1
DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND lNDfe eEssIOHt ERTslPELAAi
Blood.
health, when taken in the spring. to expel the fou
humOrs which tester in the blood ct that season Of
the year. By the timely expulsion Of them msny
tude5 ean by the aid Of this remedy, spare thenls
selves frOm the endurance Of foul eruptlQns and ul-
sores, through which the system viii strive
to re itself Of cOrruptiona II not assisted to do this
through the natural channels Of the body By an al.
whenever you hnd its impurities bursting through
the skin in pimpes, eruptiOns or sores; c.sanse II
when you fnd It obstructed and sluggish in the
veins; cleanse it whenever il is fOul and your feel
ms will tell you when. ETen where no particular
disorder I s @ BsS en- sR0{ Rss 9sS5h F5 Ss S9q beO Vs
healthy and all e WE'LL but with this pa5ulum Of
hfe disordered, there can Be no lastlHg heaiLn;-
Sooner OF later something must 60 wrong, and the
great machinery Of life is disOrdered OF oveFthrOWn.
Sarssparilla has, and deserves much, the reputa.
tiOn Of accomplishing these ends. But the world
has BEEN egregiously deceived b. preparations OF IT.
partly because the drug alone has not all the Tre
that is claimed for IL, but more because many pre-
paratOns, pretending to Be concentrated extracts d
contain but little Of the virtue OF SarsaOarilas or
aay thing else.
During laIe years the public have been misled I ,
large bottles, pretendng 70 give quart Of EXTRA
Of sArsaparilla for dollar. Most OF these have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little, II anyt Sarsapartlia, put often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter aud painful dis
appointment has followed the Of the various
tracts Of SarsaparlA which food the market, until
the name itsef Is Justly despissd, and has become
SYNONYMOUS with impOsiton and cheat. Still We
oall this compound Sar5aparilla, and intend 70 sup
ply such remedy as shall rescue the name nom the
load Of obloQuy which rests upon Ii. And we think
We have ground for believing Il has virtues which
are irresistible BY ths ordinary Of the disease
Il e intended TO cure. In order 70 secure their com
pete eradication nom the system the remedy ahOulo
b iudieiOusly taken according 70 directions on III
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TRAFRT,RR,a RRGIsFRR.
T II E CITY .

EEa1EEER MERRuL-This officer Of the
Iron City, who ives 50 seriously injured on
Friday Of last week, when the steamer was
run into By the schooner Parsons, came
down on the Iron City this morning. His
head snd body were considerably bruised,
and the thumb on his right hand and the
big toe on the left foot were broken. In
fact the wonder is that he was not killed
outright We are reiOioed to knew that be
is fast recovering from his wounds. He
has been taken to his home in this city,
where he viii remain until his recovery.
The damage to the Iron City is not SO
severe ss was anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

Army TENTS FoE Gen. FREMoNr's COM-
MAND.-The United States Express sent for
ward by the early train this morning, to
Cincinnati, six boxes of Army Tents, each
containing 1900 pounds, directed to St..
Louis. They are ali for Gen. FrsmOnFs s
command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

@ Col. Norton, Of the 2lst Regimen,
informs the PerTysburg Journal that assoOn
as the nature Of his wound viii make it safe
for him to move about, it is his intention TO
60 70 work and reorganiEe his regiment. BE
is confident Of retaining six OUT Of the ten
companies under his command. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

RETURN SoLDEERs.-The Cleveland and
Plttsburg train brought in II Soldiers from
the Seventh Ohio Regiment who have
beer 10 the Hospital at Weston. They are
Oifon furlough until the 25th inst, or until
they shall fully recover. The Seventh is
now in Camp at Gsaley Bridge, in cOmec-
ton with tire, other Regiments, under COM
mend Of Col. Tyler.
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PRFgENT POPULATTON.

PRESENT POPULATION.
me STATE IS rapidly fling up with population 49,
O25 persons having been added sncs 1850; making na
present population 10 jo63, ratio q lo2 per cent h
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Tho Agricultural Products Of Illinois arc greater than
those Of any other State The products sent out during
the pasf year exceeded SEQ 900 toa4 IhsWheatcrop
of 1s6OaruroSches IS 900 900 bushels While he corn
crop yisids not less than 40 ,0oo, go bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
Noyrhers can the industrious farmer sesurs such in
ediate results for his labor as upon thess prairie soils
they being composed OF deep rich loan, the fertility
of which, g unsurpassed bY any On the gioos.
10 ACTUAL CULTIVATORA
Since 1854, hs CozpGny hare sold 200 600 aerss
nv ssu only 70 Getiidl eliu1torJ, and egg eoErdi
conldins 0gTeeHlellt 70 elAodze ne rod Adg 6e
constructed through tssss la'ids al an epslss g $50 ooo,
900. In 1850 tAs population II 1oyig-aiE eolslleI
through luicb z pdes icaI only 3 5s8 llos t1hei 80
2o3 Kars ben addeds mGkfHg ae isAsie Population slAs
sol, q gain gf rs pr cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. 6
As an evidence Of the thrill OF fAs people, may Be
stated that eco 900 tons q freight, c1dng 900 o9
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATTOE.
Mechanics and workngmen VIII ind the fres school
system encouraged BY the state and endowed with 4
large reveuus for the support Of schools- Their eh
dren can i've IN sight Of the church and scnoohou99
and grow up with the prosperity Of the leading sats n
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAY1KNT.
The prices OF these lands vary from Sc 70 SIS per
acre according 10 location, quality, Sc First clls1
farming lands sell for about SO 70 So per acre and
the relative expense Of subdung praire and as con-
pared with wood land IS IN the ratio q % 10 in favor
of the former Ths terms Of sale FOR he buk Of hss
lands win be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at sx per cent per annum and six interest notss e z
per cent? payable respectively IN one, two hree, four
i've and SIX years from date Of sals and four noel
for PRINCIPAL payable IN four i've, sxand seven yeaTl
from date ofsale: ipuatng that L1eenh
OF the tract purchased shall be fenced ald cultivated
each and every year, for i've years from cate osale
$50 that at the end OF i've years onehai shan 5e fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PR CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should Be-
at six dollars per acre, when the ch price VIII be i've
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Of payment can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,1ea- and Cities situated upon the III
I9O, O,APPLETON'S HALLWAY GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

B9r Forty Irish. and German Immigrants
went out on the Toledo train this morning,
to locate ia the far west The major pOr-
ton Of them were Irish.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

A Coon GRAB.-some Of our returned
Ohio volunteers made a good thing Of it
in Western Virginia, as represented by
the Urbsns Free Press:
One boy of the Fourteenth, who is from
Northern Ohio, came home Wiib $3.50 in
cold and silver and $3.50 in Virginia
money. He found an officers trunk and
hid II until he had time 10 open il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

FoR LAKE suPERIoH = The popular
steamer NOrtber Light Capt spaldiDg, viii
leave the dock Of Hanna, Garretson & Co.
this evening, st o'clock, for Lake Superb
or. Hersmple accommodations viii render
8 pleasure trip to the upper country at this
seassn Of The year most desirable. Alarge
load Of passengers are booked for this trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

CORREorIoS.--In the article published
yesterday afternoon, which said thatthe To-
comotive ''ohion made the time from Nor
walk to Wellington % miles in 80 minutes.
It should have read--ofrOm NOrwalk TO ober-
lin, % miles in 30 minutes"
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KuRIOUs KOINUIDENOEI
p sLOAE UNDIs raE OOUNTER
SIXTH AND OTHEBs IN A BO1 M

BHIId AND VAHAIl5 ID a 1OA III
VORRIS IN sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAk
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner d
HOrBes and Cattle can md the best Medicine In uss
for many OF the Diseases peclliar 70 a1eh Aninals
They are Sovereign Remedy Tor Cclda, CouFhs
Los Of ApDetits, HIDE bound, Distsmpsrs, Sc, &c
- Thee Powders always give satisfaction, q tht
IhOu8andI y 10 haTe used t1oms can testify. Sci
Oirculsra. Try them. For sale by 3. y. Gaylord
r. W Palmer, BSnton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm.
StroEg, Cleveland, o., and y all Druggists In the
country Also, q Wholesale b the Propretor - ~
must b ADDRESSED.
bbf:R1dtu g. O. AOBh15
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

LIEUT. CAMPBELL, OF THE NIsETEESTH
Ono REeEENT.-We last evening received
q call from Second Lieutenant J. A. Camp
bell, Of the Salem company e. in the 18th
regiment who is visiting numerous friends
ct his former home. BE was with his COM
pany at Rich Mountain, where the gallant
Nineteenth was mistaken for regulars, and
brought away several trophies, including
a sword, secession buttons, rebel cores
pOndsnce, Sc. he is anxiOusly waiting to
be mustered out of service, that he may re-
enlist for the war. Col Beatty, We under
stand, has requested Lieut.. Campbell to
take charge Of and recruit company q for
the reorganiIed Nineteenth. We know Of
no ons Who would make q more efficient
Oticer, or who would infnse his men more
of The true spirit of gallantry, than Lieut..
Campbell, and certainly there is no more
eentlemanly officer in the army
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EXAMINATION or sURazONs-J.W W. Ham.
iitOn, Secretary Of the Medical Board, an
nouneos that examinations viii occur on
Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
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G0LD RANUH. 70. 70,

9 0RN TOES
rffb asaaa Iool &C., 70 match. Co a. and Tsr.
ia n endIsls fisfE. Paper aanalnE done a
short notice byaHDerisncsd WoF and e Fe.aon-
~ =, Eould take nice iets q rainting, grain
lng and VArnishing at iair and tennrsafiys ratsl.
\. B. To Dealers Es go1ld iaviis fisif slls5iion
- 0uf Large stock nar11.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

[FrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than fhOuaan
oassg, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

= H1rRsad what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grsssn.
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and Of the most successful in the cOun-
T. (Trumbull) In which he resides:
This csrtiheB that 1 have used the 9rBfenberg' D
= ais and MarshRll's Catholicon, cold here by II. o.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
creB8 h. b. klN9SEhIs OteYeiand.
innsd6R General Agent for Ohio.
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IFrom ths Democrst, Sc. cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
sohet send for box, (Cephalo Pills,l 90 that you
may have them In case OF an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

Lake Superior.
The steamer Iron City, Capt. j. E Tur-
ner, came in from Lake Superior, at hall
past seven o'clock this morning.
The Iron City left OntOnagOu, August
9Th, at eight o'clock, A. NJ, and Eagle
River at seven O'Clock, P NJ, same day,
Stopped at Eagle HarbOr and Copper Har-
Dor.
Left Portage Lake at eleven o'clock, A.
NJ, on Tuesday. Met Steamer Illinois al
Portage Entry.
Left Marquette at eleven o'clock, P. NJ
August 9th. Left the sault at noon on
Wednesday.
Passed through the Canal, August 4th :
bound dOwn-schooners Cartwright and
Comet. Aug. 9th, schOOners Wings of the
Wind, Mary NJ. Scott, and st. Andrews
Aug. 9th, schOoners Arrow, Huntress, and
FOHtenelle. On the 9th, schoOners Queen
City and Challenge passed through thc
Canal, bound up. @
The schoOners that passed through the
Canal on the I'd have arrived at this port
Net schooner New London, between the
Nebrish, bound up, under sail, August
7th, and T. J. Bronson, lying at EncamP'
ment. Met steamer Planet on Mud Lake
same day.
Passed schOOners Huntress, FOntenelle,
and Arrow in sault River, little above De
Tour, Aug. 7th.
Met sOhOOners Flight, Middlesex, ST.
Paul, and Australia, in Mud Lake, bound
up.
The Iron City brought down 12O tons
of copper, from Cliff, National and Pheniz
mines, consigned to Hussey s Mcbride
81 gross tons pig iron, for Gordon, Nc
MILAN Co.; q quantity of miscellaneous
freight and sixty passengers.
The Iron City will leave again for Lake
Superior, from the dock of Hussey s Nc
Bride, on Tuesday evening, August 18Th
at eight o'clock.
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TWELVE YEARS AGO

1871 TWELVE YEARS AGO
I1OUls the success Of several medical gentle-
men IN curing disease upon principles In accordance
mst sS an iSear1oratd 5nSa sc ~
the Legislature By the title Of THE GRHFEHBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
pom public Confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by LegislstiVs en-
Comparing their success with medical academies al
90 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited tetl-
mouy from public and private individuals and com
mandatory notices IN the loading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skill snd high personal
character Of tbs gentlemen connected with she in
many unworthy sdyeItisars Of the day, TIE GRAsF.
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will Be .
Of health 70 the sfliet and all Who are su1ering
may address them WiE 5ntire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted BY
ENBERa MANUAL OF HEALTH, an fnValuable
medical work, published fer AmilE use, and there
fore sold at the nominal prics Of 5 oents for which
sum It is mailed free to any part fthe country.
The health Of AnsEican Women, diseases Of ohfl-
dram, and the more obscure and chronic corn plains
- we'll &c thscsmmon diseases incident 70 this coun-
ty have received the attention Of this InsttutSn,
ND IL s enough 70 say they have proved themselves
ly compstent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded 10 thor skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace elsFs Inherent
remedies adapted to dl6erent diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article The Medi-
D any FonaAles afflicted with disease, q
n .rr,.- THE GRATENBERG
kARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOLlOOH,
which is offered ss 6 certain cure N cases accompa.
MED with the following symptOmg; Irregularities,
Weakness, FAintnOss, Deranged Appetite, SalloW
OomPlexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
anadW Wasa.D
tElgfI, ri Dltalicd Eleft, Dlz1lHg18j ltglV-
UuEnssa Headachs, 1kestlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
fluBhes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain IN the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Aa1sea, Indigestion, Dificult Passing Of
Urine with heat or snarting, Itching, Burning OF
Irritation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, DIS.
pslr, HyGterics, Anxiety. Bed Face Nervous witch.
h I, Starting, Oonstip8tion, Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DsprsEed Appetite ,klatulence, BlOated and
ilRulAr Bowels, On pheasant Dreams, Pains In ths
y. srine Organs, Eunbness and Pains In the Limbs
LoaB Of the MemeTy, BeWildBrment. Soreness IN thG
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HARTFORD, TrumbuI o., o.
hareby certify that have been dealing IN the
Graenberg Medicines for the past year and can tru-
- say that have offered any medicines to tha
publio that have met with the decided appreciation
ofthe people ike these, particularly the Pills and
Oathoacon. They viii perform all and more than q
promised for them have sold about dlty bOttlee
Of the Uetholicon the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. }. h. y. JOHNSON,
:, Msrah 7, 1857. Medical Agent.
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphalio Pills accomplish the object for Ehioi
thay WerB Alads viz Cure Of fheadaehe In al is forms
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R0YVEAU LAFEOTEUR'S Ron,
Al Authorised and adopted By the Medical Faculs
II 81 frances and supplied the French HavY. This
Medicine takes the plAcs o. God Liver OIL extracts
I'd and used In the hospitals OF France for Tetteru
Ab0Resses, Cancers Ulcers, 6crOfula 9curvy, Flour
Aibuss Gout, kheumatismj aches, pains and all nf'
lections Of the skin. The HoB Is especially useful
the cure Of the Syphtlltio Dissa5es5 designated Pr
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and ceF'
nhcatas accompany each bottle. Proe 81 por bottle
Sold In Oleyeland bY Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
giBtS No.i20 Superior st. The trade supplied BIZ ad
Paris. or - Hroad st.. N. v = auQi5:Rln