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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

THE War NEws IN THH HCITY.-Throughout
yesterday and last night there was but one
subject of interest, and but one question was
diseussed-our repulse at Manassas. Every
thing else has been swallowed up in the re-
aliEation Of what has hitherto held 10 be an
impossibility. We have been accustomed
to think that the Federal army was invul-
nerAble, and that victory was certain TO &C
company our banners. The news which
has been brought to US over the wires during
the last eighteen hours has astonished and
shocked every one, and q general gloom ep-
pears TO be prevalent. The bulletin board
Of the LEADKR Office was surrounded by a
dense crowd of eager readers, who silent
ly perused and turned aside despondeEtly to
discuss with their neighbOrs the unhappy
tidings. Little kncts of excited people
gathered at the corners and along the
streets all conversing and listening with
the greatest eagerness, and all striving to
find some glimmer OF light in the mesger
outlines Of the great battle, which are yet
received. The excitement throughout the
afternoon was intense, and continued until
late hour last night. Some would fain be-
lieve that the reports are wholly untrue,
others that they are greatly exaggerated,
but the greater number appear to feel that
we have yet to hear the worst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

COEsEoRATIoN OF A BAENER.-on Sunday
afternoon the St. Fineentz's Orphan Society,
celebrated their first annual feast, on which
occasion the new banner was consecrated.
They now number about one hundred men.
The procession formed at the German Cath
olic St. Petor's Church, consisting of st.
Aloysin's, St. Bonafatin's and St. Vineentz's
societies, headed by an American flag, and
moved down Superior to Water street, when
they received the two sOcieties-st. Joseph's
and St. Aloysin's-from the West side.-
From thence the procession moved up su-
periOr to Erie, down Erie to Lake, up Lake
to Marshal, up Marshal to St. Clair, where
the Orphan Asylum is situated, and there
received the orphans and proceeded to the
church, where the conservation Of the ban
ner took place, when good number present
joined the Society of St. vincentz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
7 HE CITY .
Board OF EducaiIon:
MONDAY EYENINa. July %.


The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
the President, Hon. Harvey Rice, in the
Chair.
The Committee appointed in relation to
the salaries Of teachers, and instructed 70
report whether any deductions should be
made, submitted that in their opinion the
sum estimated for school purpOsss-$l4 900
cannot well be redueed-and in order 10
meet the deficiency in the fund-s5, ,OGO-
they recommend that the school year be
thirty-eight weeks instead Of forty-two
weeks, and that teachers salaries be made
up pro rata for thirty-six weeks.
The Committee also recommended that
the salaries of Mr.. Hunt, of the Rockwell
Street Schools and Mr. T, H. Rearden, of
West st. Clair Street School, be increased
500.
Mr.. Turner moved that the report be
amended so as to include Mr.. N. B. Dare, of
the Penn street school, in the increase of
500 on salaries, ADOPTED
It was moved that the report be amended
so as to give Mr.. Hunt $500 instead of ST00,
IS recommended by the report. Lost.
The report was then adopted.
It was resolved that the Secretary be di-
reeted to ask the Council to allow the Board
of Education to expend sum not to exceed
$50 in thepurchase of the necessary furni-
ture for the West High School.
Adjourned to Monday evening two weeks.
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OHIO STATE LOAN-si=5OO 0o0
9IYIoH CO. THR COMMISSIONERS or qHE1
SiaAiho s,s BUsD or me sFATE " ONO,
THE STATE OF OBTO DEcTp Ec

Oolunbus, July ", IsiI.
THE STATE OF OBIODESTRES
70 borrow Ons Million and Tive 6Yn5-s1
LnolAana DollArai and 70 that end the Oorluis-ion
ers q the sinkinE Fund Of the state under tb an,
thofity Of an act Of the General AESsn NV iii ~
oolSS e B9, Rt9Pos.is e hsT ono. n tes cy
street n he Oisy of SeW York until zoe ok, NJ,
~ sne an dAy o. August next, fir the D. rrcbase m
,9o0QOO Of the fan1ed and fseT.stered debt ~ ~
S,ate, bearing Interest from the rst DAY Of August
,i so9 - tne tats @ siK per cent Per anuum Bids
% received for either Of the oIoELg classes q
les. certificates redssm.bls q. ,h. ST.. -
IN the Oty of Columbus July lSt isss the inisrs
Raya9e semi annu liy the nat dsy Of NAV and ~
qGss osy OF November IN esen year, al ths STATE
ID. certificates redeemable at the agency NJ tbs
,.ts n me City OF heT orr, July lst los The in
tsreat ayabls semi annually the rst day III isbn
sIy ana TIE nrst day Of July n each year AZ faId
Zach propogHl must state distinctlv for which of
these classes sf Certificates Ii Il made t1s sv,6t
o. either which is desired and the pFic IN ~ 80
I5 "a GeiaI 20 Zach Glass proposed 70 be taksn
b uosliel 0y the bidder, Z shall be deemed 10
h1ss ", been PAYABLE where the bid Is received.
vii ~ 9id' or bid a6soluis ia its terms
tayment Of the amo7nt Of the rslpeciiTe bids re-
Agency within three days sftsT the S,. 1910
q snd Of lh- bids sceivtd al Columbus within fer
~ sI.el ne a,efptanee thereof At Nh'rh times
efslncates pa able az the Stats Treasury wiii be
saeo IN sums ot SlgO aud upward; and th0s- psyA-
o.oln HeM ork Will be issued in sums Of $500 and
uPgard-at the option Of the bidder
Ihe Gates will be payable uncopdltis nallv-
suly !, 1905, and are, BY the act auth rizing tue
loan, e1enn pted from taxation by the State
rroposals Tor the loan must re enclosed in seal
eq enVslOe ana addressed TO The Com missioprrs
o. tne sinking Fund" At columbus. Ohio, or AZ NO
= William WI street, New York, aud endorsed 'Pro-
Posals for Ohio Loan"
B. ". TAYLER,
Auditor OF ST lte.
A. p. RUSShLla -.
Secretary Of = tat,
JAMES MURRAY,
= ..I.r. Attorney eneral,
tS6Ssmmissloners ofthe Sinking FUND u the ststs
VI OHiO. ID. luiy23:3s6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

Tn ORKisRToS ZoUAYEs This company,
composed Of good three yet. moa, Is rap
idly filing up, and has room for but very
few more names. The officers and men are
those who sro fitted TO do themselves and
their State honor. Those who desire 10 en-
ter the service for the war, win do well to
sign their names to the roll Of the Creighton
ZouRves.
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NEW YOKR EiGRKFT-I1lt %.

/ lAN NALGNNAEMal
RLsOUR-MIarket opened quiet and closed hsavy
with slight downward tendency.
Sales ars t,sO bbla Si0ai,i 10 tuF srpsFfns atats
VSstsrns si,pAal.5a for common 70 medium SxtFs
westerns gSs9s o. ior shipping brands extra round
hooPed uhioi sA,l.t16lu for Trade brands do.
CANADA RLOUR-There ls only modorate
request aud common Rraafs Iule heavy. sales arr
$50 hblu q ss,lSes - Tor suporfnei st,isa7O for
RYR FLOUR Market steady at sa,5OasOa.
CORN MkAl. mi arket quiet and steady. Sales
WHISKY-Markot dull Sales are ao bbls at
'WaRAF-Markst without any decided change;
the supply h larger and holders Of common Rrade5
arO, perhaps, lttla more disposed 70 realize while
AZ ID sS1 Bush bhesfo spring AZ 1sg5c; isto bush
RAGING spring et s59sie; 500 bush no.thwesseEn ~
iowa at 81 O16l.O2; 1890 bush very choice winter
red western At gl,l6 400 bush common do Sl,l0; 7o
RYF"MsTEet unclaimed. Sales are 1900 bush
common western at t5e; l,sO0 bush prime North
B1RLRY-Markst quiet aud nominal.
CORk-Market CONTINUES steady with moderate
sales are ss O5 bush at ai7c for inferior to strictly
prime mixed western; i3c for straw coored west-
Oats selling 81 2ssasS for oAasdiaui s2esle Hr
P0RKEMSrkst rules sQuiet without material
ohanSe 10 prices. Sales are $50 bbla 1t Sl5s7 for
mess; sln,O0 for p line.
BEEF-Market Quiet and unchanged with trihlng
ooGntyy' mess; SSGeI0,OO for FspaSkod mSssi SiOsO
6ll.5l for extra mess .'
PRIME MISS BEEF-MArket quiet and nom-
'nHs BREF SFYT Ia1Sfs-MarEet may bo quoted shade
fruler. Sales 50 bbla prime western at NlAO0.
CUT nlEATS-Market continues inactive at ~
arc for hams. sales are 10 hhds smoked shoulders
at &C.
BACON-Narket quiet and UNCHANGED.
LARD Market unchanged with but little doing.
Sales are $50 bbls 81 6o89c- -
BUTTER Selling at 6HaIlc for Ohio; 7alSc
for State l29l6e for Delaware and Orange Counties
CHRESE-Market steady at 207e as IN quail
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-. sToCK InIARKKT.-JrIy.29.

lIONEY-Continues plenty at 4a5 per cent on
STRRLING RXCHANGE-very firm but
gu 'et at itTd3 lG7&.
s FOCKS-Market dull and decidedly lower, say
5616 pei cent Chicago & Rock Island ss5S; Oleve-
land & Toledo 254; Galena 3 Chicago 6Hf; Illinois
Central scrip 63 Michigan Southern l35f; do guar
antoed IS; MchiSan Central Al; ReadiBR "a y; Hud-
son 33S; Erie 23A; New York Central 74&; Pacific
Mail 81; Illinois Central bonds e9f; Missouri O. 4 i:
United States Is II coupons S6.
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Sprrlxs M0titEs.

To FARNERs AND Livery STABLE KEErERs.
DIR s. A. Weaver's Cera1e hes been extensively
used BY Livery Stable Koopsn and Farmers, and
with one accord they ssy that ior many diseases In
osninals they have never found &c equal.
On Horses, two or three application will cure the
Scratches, ChAfes, and CALI, whether By the har-
ness, ssddl or otherwise. Wash the wounds clean
and the eeraie foely arp led viii them IN afsW
days. twill cure cracked heels and Cancer In the
Tongue, Oanker or Sere Mouth, anectionl Of the
SIN, ialllnE on Of The Hair, 40. sore teats and
oaked udder In Ooss are coon cured by tAa osrate.
~ Sold by 4. =. Gaylord, Q. 8, hhokenEie. n
". saekridsr, strong 3 ArmstronG and Wm. Hilkts
Cleveland, o.
A nH-,,-ffaarnrwa
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OswEGO NIARKET-JuIy 81,

The war ne vs. engrosses most OF public attention,
and there Is very little doing in the produce market
HEAT-MRrket nODlnally above the views Of
BUYERS Sales 20 o bush Chicago spring At sc; 50
bush No. Milwaukee club Rt 90c.
(JORN-In demand.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FRRIGHTS-Stsady; -four 2sc; wheat
Sc and corn 7n71(c, 20 New York.
LAKE IMPOHTB-2O bbls douri IL, 400 bush
wheat $1,000 bush corn.
lanai. RXPORTS-sOO bbls hour; I1,sOO tuah
wheat; SO bush corn.
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RUFFALo MARKET.-JaIy q.

FLOUR-Market steady and in fair demand.
WHEaT-Market quiet and Arm. Sales =, ,00l
bush Kenosha club at 65c; 100 bush No. Chicago
spring at Tlfa7sc; 5000 bush Iowa club at s7o.a
G,ORN-Market easier, with small sales et 80.
OATS-MArket easier. Sales arc $500 bush AZ
2t6l3c.
CANAL. FREIGHTS-l04e on cora ne on
wheat 20 New York. - j..
LAKE IMPORTS-tg0,OOO bush wheat; 40 coo
bush corn; 90 bush oats; S 90 bush barley; 500
bush re. Z.
wheat; "a 600 bush corn; 7,9D0 bush barley.
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IFrOB n. E,amip.r. Eor,0,E. v.-r

IFrOD the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oe9halis PMS seegmplish the OBJECT for vhish
IFrOn the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
They have been tested in more than thousand
IFrom the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mimi q l.-.
Ifyoa are, or have bssn troubled with the hsad-
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Pilll,l that You
may have them in cAse Of an aftack. I1lf 10
IFrom the Advertiser. Providonos, Z. IL
Fae CsphHlio Pills said to be . remarkably e.
best for that cry freluent eOmF,aint Whieh has
e..ls.ia4 esa
GFrOn the Western B. B. gazstte. Ghicago. M
Ne heartily 7dSrss Mr. spAlains. and hia uaEi
lFrom the KanaWha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons snlerinz with hssaashs.
Who try themi will stick 70 them ---. .-.4s =.
tFrom the Southern Path Finder n. OIL q
Try them y0n thai are afflicted, and We srs gura
msEog, s, that nss rsosiVed bensts that % etAsr
TFron the St. Louis DsmoorsLl
Tho immense demand for the article (Uephae eIIlzj
= rApidly ensresairg. I7 alI raa5
Iron TIE 6szsito, Davenport, Iova.l 1f
Mr. SpaldinE would not Conneot he name NTH an
article ne did rot - " TO possess real merit.
! - l-n
tErom the Advertiser, Pr0yllsnos, B.I,I.5sb
Tss testi@o2g ia thsis iayoF is HtEons nom tAs
[From the Daily News, Newport. B. II
Csphsiie Pilis are taking the plsoe of 81 <inds
/ From the Commercial Bullstin, Boston.l
Said TO Be very efheaciou8 for ths headache -s11
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CHICAGO NlARKET-yul1 %

FI,OUR-Market steady.
WHRAT-Market declined 293o. Sales at 69c
for No. I, and CSC for No. In store. ~
CORN-MaTket &c lover. Sales at 2oc for mixed
Ahoat
OATS-Market firm.
RECEIPTS-5,OOO bbls hour; l2i,0oo bu wheat
2fI 100 bush orn.
PMENTS-li0 Ob bbls -four; IS, 900 bu wheat;
225OO bush osts; 2S,Onu bush oats.
FREIGH GHTS-Eaaier; engagements at &c on
II 'KxCHANGR-Nsw x York ySc discount for gold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

UP THE CUVAHOGA.-The head of nayiga-
tiOn on the river is becoming very popular
as resort for picnic and other excursions.
On Saturday morning at O'Clock, Capt.
Greenhalgh, of the steam tug Niagara, will
leave the foot of Superior street for an all
day excursion, and will take hands and inn
plements to remove some distractions in
the chsnne., which will enable her to get
much farther up the river than is now pos
sible. This will sford fine opportunity
for those who wish to hunt, fish, or ramble
through The fields, and "the the deep tangled
wild wO ds" that alternate on its banks.
Several proposed picnic excursions will
come off soon after the river is cleare of the
obstructions, and among others one from
Wassonville and vicinity, starting from the
shore near the Rolling Mill. An excursion
in which Wassonville is we'll represented,
viii be good one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

oARRTIEo CONCEALED WEAPOEs.---
King, q medical man, who does business in
Union Lane, was brought before Justice
Folambe, as defendant in q I" fcrcible entry
and desainer' suit on Saturday last. During
the trial pistol wes observed in his inside
coat pocket, and = second action pronounced
against him for carrying concealed weapons.
The case was tried before Justice FOljsmbe
yesterday afternoon, and resulted in the
binding over OF King.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

RoYs MIssISG.-TFo boys, Thomas VIII
liamr, aged 10, and Robert Hawkins, aged
II, started from home on Sunday morning.
intending to go into the lake bathing, and
afserward to Sunday School. They took
their bibles with them. Since leaving,
nothing has been heard from them, and
fears are entertained that they may have
met with an accident. The parents Of the
boys are in much distress. Any one who
may have any information to communicate
with respect to them, can leave at Mr..
Roberts tannery, on the canal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

RsERroERArORs AT COsr.-Having no con-
venient Store-roOm for the ak Refrigerators
now on hand, yiEi l nschoOley," "Jew-
ett's upright" and plain chests. will sell
them AT COST to the first customer that offers
hecaSA. W. P. Foee.
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DR, SWEETS

DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connections
Is known al over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
IL tho author Of 'Dr. Sweets Ini1ible Linimsnt
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails. t
DIR, Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Burns and scalds inmediAtsly. -A4
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is q certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for sprAinS ana Bruises.
DIR, Sweets Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache Immediately and never iAilS.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Aords immediate relisffOr Piles, and seldom iais.
| DIR, Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures ToOthAehs In one minute.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il the bsst remedy for Sores in the known world
| DR., Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has bssn used By more than million people and
| all praise It.
IDr. Sweets Infallible Liniment
L. truly 'friend in need - and sTsrY Aznily shoo
! lDr. Sweets Infallible Liniment
/ IA for sale By ali Druggists. Price . cents.
! RICHARDSON b CO.
] --..-a..-nae ... 7,fs pronrfsfora. Norwich, OF.
/ Tor SSle by Strong 3 ArHstrong Sole Agents toI
I Ulavalaud.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

- Fox's celebrated Fsrina Crackers,
". R. Cheese Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lima Flour, and general aasort-
ment Of groceries, can be found at George
sprsguo's, oviatt's Exchange, foot Of supe-
rior street.
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M A R IN E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED.-July q.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Btmr. North Star, Sweet, OntonagOn.
Prop Wisconsin, Daniels, Ogdensburgh.
Schr. Northern, Disbrow, OswegO, 4OO bbls salt.
schr Day Spring, Smith, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
Schr. John We6ber, Young, Maruuette, 272 tons
scbr. W. L. Manning. williams, ButAlo.
schr lAland City, Titus, Detroit, Il lumber, III
sohr. Down, Polhamns, Montreal, $50 tons iron ore
Schr. Medbury, Warner, Montreal, 40 tons iron
schr. Australia, Jackson, Toronto.
Schr. HaBnah Butler, Legallee, Toronto.
Schr Three Bellies, Eilan, Toronto.
Schr. Josephine, McGaun, Toronto.
s hr. Ontario, Chisholm, Toronto.
sehr. Jno. A. McDouald, May, Toronto.
Scow Industry, Morgan, Detroit, IS NJ lumber.
ScOW Pendleton, Duncan, Buffalo, q cords stone.
SeoW Spray, Bedford, Pt, Huron, 80 shingles, Il
soOw Gen. Pierce, Jones. PIT. Hope, 50 M lumber.
oLRARED.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bufalo.
Schr. W. L. Manning, Buffalo, l4O tons coal.
Bchr. Australia, jackson, Toronto, 22J tons coal.
Sohr. Gem, Broynlee, Bruce Mines, go tons coal.
schr. Jno. a. MeDouald, May, Toronto, 40 tom
schr. Josephine, MeGsun, Toronto, 100 tons coal.
schr. Fidelity, DaigWall, Hamilton, go tons coal.
Hchr. w. Sargent, Hearns, Detroit, lyO tons coal
1coW Spray, Bedford, Port Huron, lot furniture
ScOw Con. Pierce, Jones, VermiIlion.
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BLOOD FOODl
BLOOD FOODl
nIThnn HThn


To All sunsrinE frOm Consumption, incipient or
ponfrnsd, or trom debility Of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostration, brought on BY any
aa1se; or from scroful0us complaints; from dis
sssss Of the kidneys bladder and to Ladies suf-
iorinR any Of the many distressing complaints their
seE are hRbla 70, and which eRgandor Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
Is 0oersd e Certain and Reliable Rsmedy. Difer-
ing In eTery particular from the patent medicines Of
the day, Il & chemical cor blnGtion 4 lRoN, SUI
PHUHnnd EAOSPHORSs, ofVerT great worth, and
many hundreds bos glad aud grateful testimony 20
the banedta Il hasc slerred on them.
OHUKUH DUPONT, 4os Broadway, New York,
the sole pr0prietOrs Of the article, and have IN
5onseQuonce d fraud attempted apOn the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper froa RED
60 TELLoW and increased the size Of the bottle 70
1uncsa. Be very cautious in buying 20 see that the
Acsiie Of their signature Is on the outside OF the
wrapper, a. all others are oOu ,terieits In conso-
suslce d the large demand for this article, the fol-
lowing druggists have ali ordered and received
Rlies Of the new kind, viz:
Chns. A. Kimball, Wn. n. French, J. b. Hayes,
"A. Stanielg, aud samuel kiddsr gr.l Lowell.
80 Sold By Wm. fIskEi Druggi {, OleyelAnd,
lhfn. Bh2iedkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

NE7 Refrigerators and water-cOOlers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and Erate
emporium of W. L. MARVIN,
No. a, sOuth-side Public Square,
julyl6tf Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

PERRr ISFAxTRT.--The Perry Infantry
drill this weskuPOn Wednesday tomorrow
evening, instead Of the usual dril night.
Men bers viii take notice. Allare expected
to be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

~ We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of srrs care for rheumatism, Gout and
Neuragia, and all Mercurihl Diseases, which IL ef
scted without the Of internal medicines, which
aeatruy the constitution and give temporary relief
only In fact il IA the only known remedy ehsgting
Q pertect cure and We feel warranted, from its
eommencationa, in calling the attention Of the ef
eicted aud those having friends suffering from Rheu-
mBtism, GOut or hcureFis, or the pernioOus effects
of Mercury, to the advertisement in another column
o. Fapor, Of Dr Leland'a Anti Rheumatic Band.
Es-Sold by Wm. kiskE Olareland. D. feb25
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GephaIIe &lIa.
..THEY GO RIGHT To THR

Instant 7i1fi ir..lsrr hsI8 INa0m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

On. sWEEF's LETALLIHLE LuIHEET ts procured
eom the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet O Con
seccut The ErsAt bonsssttsr, and has bcen used In
ha Hracios Or The last tEeaty yeau with the most
astonishing success. As Al external remedy It is
without Arrival, and WI alleviate pain more speed
" than ! Other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Norvocs Disorders it q truly infalible and
curative FOR Sores, Wounds, sprAns, Bruises, &C.,
lts soothing, healing, and pOy7rful Strengthening
propsrtias, excite the ust and Hstonishmant
of al Who have ever given Il g trial. Over four
nundred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
b. it within the last two years, attest this net.
Tor sale By Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. kiske.
See adrsrtiususnt ses1-RasdhW
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8rass 4aanara.

JAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOVNDER AND AkNUFAOTUBEk q
ieW doom r0m Superior street. ClsIelsnd, Ohio, q.
Z prepared % furnish all kinds Of work used lol
steam, WateI or Cas-, and all the various artscl
used IN the Plumbing Business. Boer PumDo q ~
kind made and ropairod. HTafl 0agt1lE oo1e qnllF
SndBFs8 WoEk u 81 kiRAl rSlaaFoA aoaaA9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
L. 3. S0LOM0NSON,

HrGctcal and Scientific Opdeim,
Eesps the largest assortment Of the most improved
Kinds OF SPECTAOLE6. All his Glasses, whether
Tor near or far sighted, are ground under his OWE
inspection " machinery ofs new construction, With
the greatest csrs 20 suit the eyes In ell cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and impartiuE strength for long reading or
hne sewing.
h. solomoHson would hereinform the public that
be never employs any one in the sale Of bis Lenses
~ Also, q splendid assortment fsPY GLASSE6,
MICROSCOPES, OoMPAsSES, &c, on hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs inserted without pain
aa perfect Is natural.
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Hotel. mail:dAw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

OLA jamestown paper says that oil is
passing over the A. a G. W. Railroad at the
average rate Of $50 barrels per day-nearly
coo barrels per month.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
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manner truly astonishing. No other bath
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