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We are enabled here 70 Oier the community .
With certainty, Is stfn perieetly harm 50 IN any
ousntity. Such remedy b Invaluable a dl5tr1cls
Where these aiiicting disorders prevail ThJ
aOUBK'' expsis the Entas11at1c poison of tEE AliD
AaUR from the SYSTEM and prevents the dsfelol-
rnant OF the disease II taken OF the nrst APPROACH
81 rs premonitory symptoms. Il is not only the
best remedy ever - discovered ior this class Of COM
Ee supply for doll n brinSs Il within the reacn o.
every BODY; and II bilious distriets, where fEVEl
IND AqUR prsvails every body should have Il and
nss It frsey both for cure and protection. great
Suosriority Of this remedy over any other diss
Covered for the speedy and certain cure Of Intermit
fsBfs q that itoontains no euinine or mineral con
aeQuently Il produces no qunism or other tn5ur Us
sfscts whatever upon the constitution Tho5e cured
ty L are len as heathy e n they had never had ths
Fever AID Asns "a not alone The oonssgusnoe q
the missmlc poison. great variety o. disorders
arise from its Irritation, among which are 1sd %
RteusHatisni, GOsL Headache, PlndEeB, 1oothachs
Enraehs, oli1FYh, 1ssnlg, Pai1oti0a, Pnilf 4 1ec.
don, qf - 6plsss HBstfo Pas = ~ BOl7eiE eolc
P1ralDsis, and Deruzgemelf Of f8s ktoalac4 All o.
which, when originating IN thls cause put On tbs
elroeg the poison from the blood, and Consequently
cures them all alike. lti an invaluable Profession
10 immigrants end persons travel Or sslnporaflly
residing in the nal tons districtg. II tazen coca
siOnAJ or daily WIN exposed to tbs inieconi that
will be execrated frcm the GystHl ana cannot ace.
mulats In sufficient Quainty tc rtpen into qi3eaa-
Hence Ii q more FaluaDie lor protectlo1 tla4
cure, and few viii ever suffer nom AnterInlttents
they avail Themselves Of the profession tn relnety
Prspsrsd b. d. }. O. AYEB Co., Lowell, Masa
Vnr gala - sfranR 4 Armflr0rE. ~ \
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By the use Of hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
Eervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken ct the commsncement Of an attack Immediate
rellsft pain and sickness win be obtained
They seldom hil in rsmoviH he Nausea or Head
sohe to which y males are subject.
They sot gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
fvoness.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females, ant
al persons Of sedsntary habfts, thsy are valuable
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone n
VigOr to the digestive organs, and restoring th
natural elasticity and strength Of the Whols System
THE OEPHALIC PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments. having been In use many
years, during which timo thoy have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether orfginatinS In the nervous sys.
TEN, or from q deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may Be taken Ct all times with perfect salty
without making any change Of diet, and the abssnee
Of any disagreeable taste renders It easy to admins
Ter them TO Children.
BHWARE ooUHFHBFEITsl
R[Ths genuine have avs signatures Of Rsnr7 O.
spaiding on each Box fis.I c1tff1r Of lrT
SaBsold By Druggists sHd all Dealers IN Medicine
A Bog win b sent By man, prepaid. on rsOsiBt q
the pricss
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
HrAM orders should Be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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Officers Ives s BurlisOn
detained two trunks snd valise going to
Salem, Alsbana, this morning, for e1ami-
nation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

HARTfOBDi Irumbul Qo.i y.
i hereby certify that have been dealing II the
Grsfenborg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
lysaY that have offered any medicines to ths
public that have met with the decided approbation
ftkc puop4o kre the8o. particularly the Pills ARC
Oatholicon. They Will perform all and more than Il
promised for them. have sold about aity bottlee
Of the Catholicon the past year snd hear the beet
results IN every case. }. a. Q. JOHNSON
March 7, 1857. Medical Agent
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SOUTHERN PART

Of The State les within the zone Of the Cotton Fsgons
while the sod e admirably adapted TO the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth fro is 70
20 c more per bushel than that raised further north.
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MiltarH.
WANTRnI CAV

WANTED WANTKDl CAV
wv ALRYl-95 aotive men are wanted on or
heloTe the 18th inst to form q Company tor the
Third Regiment o. V. O., ordered BY Maj u General
FFem mt, and comm snded by Col. kenneth and
Lient Burdsal, formerly of Burdsal's Dragoons).
Volunteers will BE- mustered into service, put undt
ply, armed and thoroughly equipped, and sent 70
camp to he drilled. The Regiment viii he ready Tor
service in from twenty to thirty days from date
Turn out patri is aud form company which shall
b. second 70 noue IN the service.
MessrB. Fitch. Raymond Go. VIII receive re-
cruits At their Office, No. s. River street
W. b STRAIGHT,
(Late Of BurdsalliH DragO0ns,)
Cfloar-
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THAEKs--We are under obligations to
the Messengers Of the American Express on
the G. O. q G. &. R., for the Columbus
Journal in advance Of the mail, received
daily
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NEW POTAT0E5- b
IN II rEIie tlhe'cs fIss1 P5lsl1al ina Tel1l4c1
S1d ~ 80 ~ = CALDWNLb . e5tlLELOA.s 81
80 2 ella p llll-J 64l'11 1ll1
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1 NEW REMEDY.

For sale by Strong
n7nvalnrG
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THE MIcHIaAE EIGHTH.-We understand
that the Michigan Eighth Regiment will
leave Detroit, en- route for Washington, To-
morrow "wednesday night, arriving in
this city BY boats on Thursday morning
They 70 forward BY the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad.
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Fron tins Western 3. Z. Gazstts, OhicasO n.l
We heartily 4dorss Mr.. spaldias, and hia uni
vailed OephAl Fila.
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To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet on every label, and
also 'tStephen Sweets Infaiiible Liniment" blown
IN the glass OF each bottle, without which none
Qenuine RICHARDSON q CO.,
S0le PrOprietOrs, Norwich, Ot.
For sale BY Strong d Armstrong, Sole Agents fol
Oievelaud aap27: R26d&W
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TFrom the Examinsr, H0ri5ll, Val
They have bean tested In more than . thUulan
oassIiW With entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

ITrom the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mnn.l
II you arc, or have been troubled with the head
,he, send for box, (Oephalio PiIls,l 20 that EO1
aT have them In case Of an attack.
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as follows:

CAPT. coTTER's BATTERY.-Capt. OottE
wants fifty more men to fill up his battery
and for the purpose Of recruiting, win re-
main at the Weddell House in this city un-
til Thursday evening. His battery is to be
attached to Col. Barnett's Regiment, which
it is-expeelsd- viii leave for Missouri in
the course of ten days. All three months
men who enlist will be paid off before go
ing forward, and the men will be uniform
cd as soon as mustered in. Persons wish
ing 70 enlist in the artillery service cannot
go ont with better or braver commander
than Capt. Cotter.
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LFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
they WsTs laads I viz: 0aFs q 6ssdssSs Il s Il ri
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NM a 81


After all other Treatment Fsilsii
DR.. A. 6IBSON,
drsS dolal, ir tbs proof that lie eydr ils 70 cure
the above named diseases. BE yin Psy The same
ne the Jnisod i s,sss tTss:u he ss@s diseases with
Rftsr many years Of laborioua study and ezpsEi.
enos, Dr. GIBSON q happy IN being able g AZ
ncancs 70 the uniortnnatsl thai be has persisted
'''''i 'isfPEEDY p AM, PERMANENT 0URE
ef the above and other -
PRIVATE DISEASES =
VS5 AZ RSs SeSs' Ss ssR6 giFEg5 iFE5fRRaT6
Sc hs succeeded IN curing essss IN s ms 9 sSRs
Of Eom had eIPSnaSs ~ n trt SS M ,H Si.e
maladies with success, and without receiving tbs
i r esi ssoH doss not boost that he is member Of
sorao College in London or Paris, aa perhaps some
othor do Tor the purpose Of ensnrng tho innocent,
sB7ed But what DIT. GIBSON might boast Of II
this, that he Is able % give entre gatsAetioa %
ritT And that ne has psriscs6d a. American sYssem
az cfkfeatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
sssl cure of ssTalns weakness, and all diseases or
dsfAngements, botb msnEal snd Physical ArisinE
] fnorn HoTual or secret on1da.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for BE new trsAtmentths
following advantages over all Others 'et diecoverod
and first, the agents nsed are IN - r peot Disagree
able be uses ralics OF tbs dark ages, sueh Is
- rSst,etions m Sle OF blsiness n reouires. Third
~ mis- treatment Is positive and certain IN al ese.
he stands prepared TO go into any public or pEiyste
hospital IN the United statss aud demonstrate the
ImTnenae superiority OF his new treatment over any
| other nov known to The WoFid IN point Of prompt
ness, pOrnAnsDcy, mudn6ss, aststY and convenience
| 20 bhe patient.
1 DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located In Cleveland
and has during tho past tpio ysaIs periormed many
oures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment. Reference be given %
individuals Of the hr5k rdgpeetabihty in OleYeiands
j Boston, New York, and other cities In regard to
siu and integrity In all professional transactOhss
/ Dyspepsia EhuemRtiBR, ScnofulR and 6ll chronic
/ diseases treated With HnPsri9r success.
- Medicine sent 20 any part Of ths country OF
| reosipt Of tsn dollars.
d. g IBsSH's Kew Work on PhyIioloty TOT sale
l af hid Office Z i-si
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectrOpGtky GisG Medicine,
ED- Once No. III Ontario street, mp BtairS, few
| doorB from the Publio Square.
Ofaos hours from 70 i2 and nom 2 to O'Clock
| asity, tEundaYs excepted aug9
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MECHANICS, EAR11Rs WORKING hEK.
lR attention Of the enierprsing and industrious por.
4 ton of The community is directed 70 the following
Saianeng and liberal nduceme1tz oaered thsm by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPaNX.
which, as they Eil perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, % provide
confortabls homes for themselves and fa1iies VIII
comparatively sPsaliHg, very liiile capital
IAHDs OF TLL1EoTa
No State IN the VALLEY o. the Mississippi odars great
an nduoemeut 70 the settler as tho STATE oc Illinois
There is no portion of ne world where al ne condi-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duce thoss two great staples, Coza and WAz, e the
Prairieg Of Illinois m siifila al = 4sa-A
TIE SOUTHERN PART
o. The State les within the zone the Cotton Fegions
while the sod g admirably adapted 70 The growth of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from is 70
20 c more per bushel than that raised further north
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
mo deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that tie farmers q the Easarn
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois n great nun
bsTs me area Of Illinois IS about equal 70 that o. N
gland, and the soil Il 90 rich that Il VIII
nillsns Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous TO a railroad 700 E.lles
IA length which connects with other roads and nayga-
bic lakes and rivers thus a0rdng an unbroken com
muncaton with the Eastern and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % de-
VelODing the soil the great resources Of The state E
coal aud iron almost untouched me inyarao rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest will follow at an early day IA Illinois, and
In e course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that a. les
ive hundred thousand pe0pls VIII be engaged in the
STATE Of Illinois n various manufacturing employ
msnis.
RAILR0AD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois, 1nasmnch as
Trt Of the income from several of these works, With
valuable publicfund IN lands, 60 % diminish he Stats
axpensas ;ihs EIxs An LsRT, and must consequently
yvery day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
N sat- dsa Is only SO, jos sos a. aad ,0iti tie
lad ,s years has bess reduced S2 s5s 45 e0 and %.
a, reasonably epss aas i ts years Z rail bse'lt e
Had So sEs
Pamphlets Descriptive OF the lands, sol, climate
on application tS
9 E1
FOR the names OF the Towns, WI
nOls Cent. r.. H., see pages ASs, IS9 q
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FVERY- HORSE OWNER

should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
Al the first appearance Of LamenesB will efieotualy
prevent those formidable diseases, to which all
horses are liable, and which render so many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials TO the
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment have
bean received within tho last two years, and many
Of them from persons in the highest ranks OF life.
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MILITARY GooDs, &o.-The American
Express sent forward to Gen. Fremont to-
day about ten tons Of camp equipnents and
military stores, including four portable
blacksmith furnaces.
The United States Express sent forward
twenty-five tons Of goods for the same des-
tination last night.
The early Express train on the C. C. &
c. R. R. this morning, took out three car
loads Of gun-earriages for Gen. Fremont,
st. Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, B. II
The OeDhalic PiIls are said 70 Be remarkably Of
tectiFe remey for the headache and one Of the VerJ
begt for that isTy frequent complaint which haa sV
sr been discovered. ..-.rt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

RIozUITIEa.-Re understand, says the
Ohio State Journal Of this morning, that in
& few days Gen. Buckingham viii issue an
order announcing plan for the encourage
ment Of recruiting in this State, which
will afford citizens an authorized OppOrtu-
nifty to promote that service. A committee
Of prominent citizens viii be appointed in
each Congressional District. These COM
mittses viii appoint camp committees who
viii receive recruits. All recruits viii be
mustered in as soon as enrolled, and viii
be clothed. When fifty are mustered they
viii be assigned to a regiment, and officers
from among them viii be detailed 70 recruit
the company to the minimum number. The
committees win report regularly to the
Adiutant General. This plan viii enable
the authorities to ascertain how many reg
iments can be Immediately filed up in our
State. We trust it viii excite an active
interest in ell ports Of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

IFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IOEa.l
Mr.. Epalding would not connect bis name with a.
article 30 did nOtF- ~ 70 possess real marit-
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RnME TE3TIM0NY,

In this connection We oner few testtEonials;
81 Methodist Clergyman and when on ny
circuit hRvs met with many women troubled with
tbs diseases for which you advertise MarshalPs Uts-
rBe Oatholicon q cure. have advised its use and
naed. BsY. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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FoR CAMP FORD, ALLIAEoE.-THenty-
four men belonging to Capt. Nashs com
pany, from youngstown, went out on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh cars this morn
ing, for Col Bsatty's Regiment, now or
ganizing at Camp Ford, Alliance. The
men were in charge Of Lieut.. Richards
The balance Of the company will 60 for
ward in a few days The Nineteenth Reg
iment Is filing up fast.
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Truly yours,

WELLINGTON CAvALRH.-Yesterday af-
ternOOn, at Camp Wade, the Wellington
Cavalry Company elected officers, and was
mustered into service by o. s. Army Or
Ger Neil. Eighty-four men took the oath,
none being rejected save one veteran Of
nearly sixty years. The company win soon
be filed. The election of officers resulted
as follows:
Csptain-A. z Lindsey.
lst Heuienant-A. B. Nettlston.
I'd Lieutenant-Frank S. Case.
Orderly-T P. Hamlin.
Company Artsr-master-EdWin June
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IFrom the Southern Path FindsF, n. OF

I8rom the Kanswha Valley Star, Val
We ere sure that persons suffering With hsadAohs
who tTY them, win stick 10 them
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
FOR diseases IF private diseases; Cure Is frequent
u performed in week, and entire confidence mGE
be placed In them. This remedy Is a newly discOV-
cred specific active and more spoody in its ef
fscts than Oubebs or Oopaiba alone. The Pills are
half the size Of Capsules and never nanseate tie
~ Price ONE DOLLAR,
isoS soid nv YIN FIsKE ksnnt Eor OIsvaIard-
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All Of the Grssfenberg Medicines are To-
sAle by
oHUR9HJIILL ,E; BEoTHEEI IBESI1sg RSTIS1g9ist.,
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gEaaL aotiess.
Will

WILL
be eTsceived at the Office Of tbe Board Of City
i4nnrovsments on September 18th 1851, a 0'cloct
P ii for furnishing huid or street hrid laI1Ps eno
loTi i1g Sc - nm ~ sos s1s6 5o,f Si
loEiug lsvsntesn hundred hours psr annun e 'lLhs
N order to enable tbe Board to decide as to the
merits Of the derent fluids offered u der5 are ex
pectsd to furnish sam pie with the means oi naina
he Bosre 81 Cify In SroTemsnts invite the sub
Mission Of bids rsserTing the right % accept or 70
y 0rOsi 0i 'D' - JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Enginsar.
Olsvsland. sspt4 lssl:-Ss
A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that 5ss Sn1sF3se 9
tratrix on the estate OF AyIon DoaTi Sses Deqfzy
Cleveland, Sept. 5 lssl sept5:ssi
MOTTO E-THE PARTNERsHR
v hsretofore existing under the nane Of =,
CARSON uo., l. this day dissolved b. mutlal
oonsest. The business VIII hereafter Be eonductes-
By a. Uarson. to shom al Notes and Book aecounp
BaTins made ample arrangements to carry on th !.
busiue15 ~ FEruaFlF would solicit the continuan
Of he public patronaEs. feeling assurd that ahf
BE- enabled 70 give the utmost satistaotions
..Das,t 3. ". 1s51TssGE.
william Edwards, B. fore Alex. MeBride = r Z. q
ThOmss. Price. hoss countT, 0hio,
'ON THE 6aH DAY OF AOGgeI
ia D. 1867, said Justice Issued q olasi q ~ ~
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and sltn.ssn SSslsl
and the same viii be for hearing a " 1tN ny u
September, A. D. isSi' at s1'eisiI1A 4 EDWARDS.
Bsrsa. O.. Aus. IS. lssl:zsl, -------
A. G. seaFls, assfgnori z
Edward bingham. srust0a.J
.NOTICE rs HERBY GIVEN TO
n ne CrelftoIs ofthe said A. G. eearlss that
11r,id cS1f per cant. on their several clains has
S-.r- 5-.iIed by the Probate Court Of JuYa1og1
CS11,i, ohio. and that the same VIII Be reie e
thes5 b the said EDWARD bingham, a his o.ses y
DANIEL B. TILDEE, Judge.
fIavrIorH trIn u I1aI aIIlIfa111l
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2ttedelnEs.
NERVOUS pIsoRDERs.


EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and mover fails. Thil
Linimsnt is prepared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut, The famous bOne-setters and
has been used in his practice for than twenty
years with the most astonishing sucoesB.
AS AN ALLEVIAT0R OF PAIN, it Is unrivaleI
bT any preparation before the public Of which the
most skepfical may be convinced By single trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thou
sands of where 1t had bsen used it has neVea
been known TO fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, It will afford immediate re-
lief IN every case, however distressing.
It will relieve the worst casss Of HEADACHE u
three minutes, and Is warranted TO do IL.
TOOTHACHE IL also will IL cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSITUDE arising from imprudenee or exeeess
Acting directly upon tho nervous tissues il strength
and reyvihes the systems and restores 1t to elias
ticity and VigOr.
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that it is the BEsr k"oFn, and we cballsnge the
world to produce hh Il. Every victim OF this
distressing comp nd give it q trial, for il
will not fail to shor1 n ediste relief, and in ma
QUINBY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tremely malignant and dangerouss but timely NP-
phcatiOn Of this Eniment viii never fail to cure.
SPRAIhS are so OIetimes very obstinate, and en-
argement OF the Joints ig liable 20 occur s neglected
The worst case may be conquered BY this hinlment
in two or three days.
Bruises, Outs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
Scaide Weld readily to the wonderful healing prop
critics Of DR. SWEETS INFALLIBBE LlN1MEN1
hen used according to directions. Also, OhilblaiDs
Frosted Feet, ane insect Bites sne stlngs;
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AooDEEr 70 rHE STEANER NORTH STAR.
The steamer North sssr, Capt. B. G.
Sweet was run into at half past eleven
o'clock last night, when about six miles of
Cleveland BY fore.and-afs vessel, name
unknOvn, her jib-boOm striking on the lar
board side, fOrSard-hsr boW-sprit strik-
ing eft the wheel, tearing away the joiner
work some thirty feet, including a portion
Of the whesl-house, and almost entirely de-
molishing the bridal room" A gentles
man who was sleeping in the room barely
escaped With his life. The schooner had
n board no lights by which she could be
discovered. The damage to the Star is be-
ing repaired, and she wiz be ell right BY
tomorrow evening, when she leaves again
for Lake Superior.
1
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ITrom the st. Louis Democrat
The Immense demand for the article (OsphAllc Pi1)
Z rapidly ensrsaeiDq.
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Try them you that are Rf6icted, and we are BuTs
thai your testimony can be added 10 ths already M.
merons list that has received benefits that 10 other
mstiojp Ean produce.