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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Worthy of al 1r~t-~--We learn from
Lieut. Scott that Mr. T. c. Simmo4s o. tur city has
geid Five Dollars ~ Gold to every private OF TO.
G, LIST Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers, end this
mu IN cent bounty las 1sen the ne:Ee o large
number "i married men emile ~ vi, would have
been uCao'e i" &" -. had let .,lne reals tee!
left tr b rtriial sullort of then families, mi
the Regiment would receive it, frs pay "ieat
NJ simmons pass dis money olu his own t..ck
ct and in these rd 5inc5 ii = good round suu..
but he eoVid not hop ,t-his a.ri"c feelings wuu,
not allow him to Lone less rum. and to have IL,
ly gratifed his noble heart he would like to have
equipped the company st his own expense.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Fine Fruis.-We called day or two since
upon our friend, JAMES OzANNE, Jr,, of Somers,
pnd had a practical demonstration of his success
in Fruit growing. His orchard is one Of the best
in the county, and shows the marks of intelligent
culture and great care His pears are worthy of
special note. He has eighteen varieties of Pears
now bearing and others that have not yet shown
their quality. We are under obligations to Mr.
0zaune for samples of his pears, apples and grapes,
the latter including severa varieties of the finest
and largest that we have been favored with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

How LOYAL DEMOCRATS SHOULD FEEL
In patriotic speech recently, Mr. Moses F.
OdeiI of New York said that ''as Democrat
he had more right to feel strongly on the subject
of the rebellion than Republican had'-and
this because the rebellion began in the demo
cratic party and was carried out under a dem
ocratic administration. most of the members OF
which were leaders in the great conspiracy"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

CbenP Light u aere rs no lIght short OF me
resulsr Gas. that /, equal To that of g0od kcr''
seue in the right kind 81 a burner. With 'ye great
reduction in the price of Kerosene. mace b, M.
Brown date Brown& v eeks) it is not only the bcst.
butthe cheapest light that can be burned = e"irise
everybody to try Mr.. Browns Kerosene, at $sTey
cents per gallon, and if they not delighted with
the result, then we are mistaken Remember Mr..
Browns motto is--No AdUance az Prices.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

X, Il. 81 IL. I. Time Tab e.--Ws publish IL
correct Time TaoIe OF the X o.ha Rpckf"ra f ci
Island for the several stations thru, 81 couuyy To-
the benefit Of our Subscribers
The freight business of this Road is increasing dan
under new nanag ment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

: xord from the Agent to the Local Agents and
Town 1reusurers. Our County Anniversary has
been delayed little to enable you. one and all to
do up yonr district work thoroughly, and make
your report to the Town Treasurer in season tor
him to make his report to the County Treasurer
The Co Officers will expect to hear from every dis
trct in the County early next week to enable
them to make complete report to the An6iversa-
ry meeting on the 18th inst. PunctualiF will Sc
cure these important expectations, and make our
work complete.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Freight House.-The Kenosha, Rockford g.
Rock Island R. R, Co, are building large and
commodious Freight House just east of the Main
Street crossing We have not the figures of its
Dimensions, but it is large and roomy and conven
iently located near the Rrilroad dock. The increas
ing business Of the Road calls for this impr owe
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

A Fine Present.-We understand that Mr.
Dennis Murray of Brighton bought the Premium
Lumber Wagon at the County Fair, manufactur-
ed by P Nonahan of this city, and also the Prem
ium Stubble Pillow, manufactured by d. Kearney
of this city, and made them beth present to his
sonin-law. The wagon cOst $50, but we did not
learn the price of the pillow. 1t was beauty
That is what we call very fne present.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

WHOLE SoULED.-Charles Young, late editor
of the Prescott Transcript has "gone for a SOL
der" He says 1.-The war is for the cause OF
God, and being his by solemn VOW we invest
all in this effort to sustain his cause"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

For the Wis. Irish Regiment. Mr.. Pat
rick Geraughty, of Racine, has been authorized to
organize an Irish Company in that County, to be
called the " Mulligan Guards tor the Wisconsin
Irish Regiment of Col. Maloney. He informs US
that the encouragement he has already received is
beyond his expectations. His headquarters are al
Union Hall, Racine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

9 One thousand stand of arms for the
First Regiment, arrived at Milwaukee on Mon
day last, and were distributed on Tuesday.
Two hundred and City are Minnie rifles, and
he balance are Minnie MUskets.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

MAJOR McMYNN.--The Madison papers state
that John G. McMynn, of Racine, has been
appointed Major of the Tenth Regiment. We
believe that this will prove as good an appoint
ed as has been made in the army of Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03
Sergeant III. G. Mcdonald, Keno

Sergeant II. G. Mcdonald, Kenosha
boy and printer (who took his first lessons in the
{" art preventative" in our ofIicel and lately one
of the publishers Of the Chicago Farmers AdU0cate
has enlisted in Capt2Booths NoIgh Weste IN Cav
airy, of Chicago. He is recruiting to IL up his
Company. We wish him al success. Il y are
NOT mistaken, hall hear a good eec"aut Of
Ser .psif Med ra.' .,G..I. 1e wan - .,-Cr.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

DIR. Price.-Ths skillful physician who visits
us every few weeks will be at his rooms, CITY
Hotel during the afternoon of Tuesday and Wed
nesday. the 18th and 10th CT October. DIR. Price
does not claim to bring the dead to life but does
claim, and successfully aceomplishes, knowledge
Of diseases and their proper remedy. The Dr's
western practice has become so large he has been
cons trained to establish his central head quarters
at Waukegan, Ill We hear of very satisf
instances of his treatment in this vicinity. 2wi1)
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

A Coed Place to Buy CIothins.-We can
special attention to the Advertisement OF Mr. u
BRIGGs, in our paper this week. Dir. Is. mas
brought on a large Stock of Goods, Tor the Fall
and Winter trade. which he proposes to sell cheap
err than ever. Go and examine his stock OF Cloths
and Clothing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Important 80 tEae B4adies.-Mrs. BRIGGS
has something TO say tn is week il our advertising
columns that Lady readers will find especial
ly for their interest to read. The season has come
for something New in the Millinery line, and Mrs.
Briggs has prepared for it. by procuring the latest
STYLES Of Goods and Patterns See advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

- We are indebted 10 our old friend. WIN
HARDY, of Somers, for some fine samples OF the
products OF his orchard He has a spIendic spple
orchard and some OF the very best vsrletie-. He
has our thanks
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

The EIGHTH REGIMENT The Maids on Journ
al says the Eight Regiment is now fully equip
ped, the companies all full, and it will doubt
less leave some time this week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

n. E. CONFERENCE APPoIsTzKSrs.-Rev. C. scAssoN
has appinted minister of the NJ E. Church in this
city for the ensuing Revs. Messrs. Wayne, Car
and Curtis have been appointed to the Bristol and
PeSsan Prairie circuit. II. Bannister, Prof G.. B. In
sute and member of the Kenosha quarterly conference.
Bev B. P. Pease, who has preached in this city for the
past two years, acceptably has been assigned to
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03
Kenosha. Rockford & Rock Island R. R.
TIME TABLE.
Train Going west;
Trnin Coming Ens

The Public Fs-: Day, ThliseaJ las,, we'
very generally observed in this city Services
were held in he several Churches. AID ba-lnc--
generally pended
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03
The WAR spirit at Pixies Peak.-W

learn by private letter that the war spirit is fairly
aroused in the IA off Territory Of Colorado-Pke
Peak. Our in nae Il states that conside rable ex
eitement eA smcng the mountains, and thai
eight or 'ei mpluies are rapidly being organic
Ell under charge 70: ,-e Governor of the Territory
par: for tne > Ates aud ,4e rest for the noun
ttjfIs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Going Up Work has been recommended
upon Mr. Il G. Simmons new store on Main
Street, on the old stand ofSimmons & Sons store.
This is to be first class structure to contain two
large and com modious stores, and we understand
will be pushed forward to completion
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

BANK AT NEENAH "A new Bank has been
es,ablshed al NeeuaL. called the Bank of Nee.
nah; Davi. mlih, OF Milwaukee, Presiden.
and R, bert Shields, of the Bank of Prairie du
Chen, Cashier.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

~ a.hnveraary Of lne henosha 90. Bible So
ICY viii Je held on the evening OIL lie 18th inst
q. lie Methodist Church, ia luis place. A gene
. III attendance is requested.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

Tn the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash
snonse to losses, the PHOENIX stands pfe-eminenty
NJ the head its profession while its extensive prac
tica and rst-cass business system Of local agenci lis
excelIed by any similar corporation in the world
assurances solicited and policies issued and rene Eed
in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
e. G.. DURANT, Resident Agent.
KenoshA wisconsin 6w12
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

PoLron.4No4mpoTtEus arrsstu were made
Yesterday. The Police Court was not in
q Et1af zaal4s see
res s rls 49, zs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
NRW YORK nIARRBr-AuE. %.


FLOUR-RIarket has again declined Sc per bb;
with moderate b.sinsss d ling for export aud home
co sum ttOn Tho advance In frslghfa material >
ehsckB the export demapd
SAILS l7.F0 bbls AZ S4sOa4,s5 for supsrnns stats;
eshgloJ Tor extra state chiefly S. 5J4 55; i,sOe5
so Ior snpernne eeaterni y4r9laB4 ~ or common
extra round hoop Ohio and So20G6,25 trade b-ands
the market closing dull.
CANADA ELOUR-MGrket dull and nominal
RYE RLOUR-Sisady az g2saasss.
CORN MEAL-market nominally unckan Qsd
WtLsk h-msrkst heavy and lower, salss Of
WHkAT-M Market heavy and unsettled and lac
over ihe lTEe advance of freights today has very
depressing effect on the market.
safes OF 69o bu n chicago spring at gqc: a.
80 k4chine spring ut l0Oc0lO3 5000 MilWauk club
bush very choice smber Green Bay at iisc: 90
bush ch-ice amber Michigan at i2Zc; 100 bush red
Igseis sc9 buib wbi.e gsnsdan Sestsln g
and 800 bush white KSntseky at lslca ia.
HnE-mArket an ct aud very nrm. 60oG60 west
aUhN-MarEet lully lc lover with good EXPORT
and fair inquiry Tor home consumption
mixed WESTERN 47c@s4. good and prime shipping DO
.oeSo ior western yellow, and b2c for Whits west
,BATS-Market quiet. 26a2eo for Canadian; s2a
a5c for western and state.
tOhA-Market dnll and unchanged Sales 6Oa
Reis AZ ior mess end SlO,osSlO,SS prime The
BKEF-Msrket insetive, with salrs 100 bbls at
.sl1,2s TsPacksd mess, and Slzs0si5,I 70 for extra
PRIME MESS BKEF-Markst quiet and nom
BkKF HAaIS-Markst quiet and nominalIy un-
UUr hEATs-Market continues dull. Sales Of
% packages at 45fc@5 Tor shoulders and 5c968 for
hams.
BACON-Market quiet
LARD marke1 only In very modsrat request At
previous prices. Sales OF los bbls At sHc996.
BgI1 Sl 4 lh-Market more active. syn Ior Ohio
OB BERsE-stsadY, at 6A7H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
Wade and HnrchIns, ReEIment.

E.E "COLUMBUs, Aug. 27, 1861.
" To Commandant Second Cavalry Regiment,
Cleveland:
How soon will your Regiment be full
Hasten it as fast as possible.
R. Mason, Assistant Adj. Gen."
Theabove dispatch was received yesterday.
1t is important il order to Oanswerit with ac-
curacy that we should know just how many
men are enlisted, and how many horses the
men expect TO furnish. All persons, there
fore, who have enlisted men for this regi
ment will report to me at once the number
of men enlisted and how many horses they
are expecting to furnish.
The first company enlisted in this county
will report themselves to day at camp to be
mustered into service. Companies will be
mustered in as soon as they report them
selves at Camp Wade full.
L. C. THAYER, Quarter-Maste
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
M A R I N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EEIRRED-AUa. ~. --. .
stmr. Western METROPOLIS, Goldsmith, Buffalo;
Stmr- May Queen, Eiger, Detroit lUO packages
Prop .ieSca !. Butts, Buffalo.
Prop sciots Travers, Toledo sacks hasl, 500 Dds
schr. Fame, Blossisr, sandushy.
schr =, Judson, Marquette, 472S gross cons
schr. uhSia, Sl Isl Simmons Huron. 400 cedar POsts
schr EupsIQa, @ Far TaraeS Bay City ISM lumbsr,ss
sehr wiadsFsrs Davies, oswssO. laO tons coal, 20
sloap HadeInirs, BIossier, sandusky.
scew hays, FIhsld, But 10, 81 tons slate
Sc v GrAnyilie, OsrroH. Buffalo "a asl
ScOW Far Play, Call, Monroe, D cords wood --e
Prop. OWegO, HoWland, Dunkirk- ...--
L at maAzHD. an
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
s,mr ,TnT Ii;yo9;s n 9aeseni Eissr' so, RstTOis
Forp. szipta, Traverse, dffalo.
Prop Roscoe, Butts, Cbicago-
Barx De SOia, R4mags, Milwaukee. --
SchT. Fame, Biossier, S4ndusky, 10 tons coal, .
keys pogd T, Is kegs lager beer, q bags
malt, dnzen Jugs. -.r
schr. MahsIa, sImm Jnt. Ashtabula, l5ix bbls q ii
scAr. Col ElsWoEth Scott Marquette, 400 tons coal
Z - InitOns 3 4 iron. u u IttfsT .e-al. 1t
Schr. Seaman, Flood, Saginaw. -
seOE Granville, Carroll, Toledo, Isl tons coal.
ScOW Storm, Fisge, Detroit, 40 tons coal. e
seoE allen, Lewis, Detroit, Ilu tonscOaL -a- -es
Scow Gen. scott Averll. Saudusky,
sioop Hsdeginer, Blossier, Toledo, IS tons coal.
scoW krolie, Russell, Fremont -
Schr. Monarch Of the Glen, Cooper Point an Pelee'
Prop, oWeso. HoWland, Dunkirk.
VEasELs PAssED.-The iOllOwing vessels passed De.
,roit on the ssth'
BOsnd gp.-Bark Naomi; brigs Commerce, Andes;
sshrs eoodell, Major Anderson, st Psul, Zephyr.
BoWsd poira.-Props Pittsburgh, MsndOta, Con-
o. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
What our Benevolent Women are DOinJ
for the Sick and Wounded.


What our Benevolent Women are Doing
for the Sick and Wounded.
The Soldiers Aid Society whose Depot is
No. 95 Bank street, is doing a noble work in
relieving the wants of the soldiers in hospi-
tai. Its members are constantly at work
making hospital clothing, sheets, pillow
cases, &c, also collecting dried fruits, jelles,
and other del'cacies for the sick, which are
sent forward from time to time principally
to the rsgimsntsl hospitals of Western Vir-
ginia where are companies Of troops from
Cleveland and vicinity.
Immediately sfter the battle at Manassas
when hospital stores and clothing were SO
much needed at Washington, this Society
sent to the Surgeon General three large
eases filed with such articles as are required
By the sick and wounded. Since that time
box of lint and bandage has been forward
ed to st. Louis, having been written for by
the Medical PuryeyOr ct that point. Yes
terday two large boxes of hospital stores and
clothing were dispatched to the Eighth and
Twenty Fourth Ohio Regiments also bale
of Duck TO the Twenty Fourth Regiment
for cots for the sick which was written fol
by the Surgeon of that Regiment. These
20 forward (by direction of DR.. Newberry, oi
the Sanitary Commissiou) in the care of DR.,
Griswold. The Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company has kindly ordered that
there shall be no charge made for theil
transportation. -''-',- q ~. m
The Society is also in constant eommuni-
cation with the surgeons Of all the regi.
ments in which are troops from this yicini.
ty and by this means learn of the wants o.
the suffering soldiers in hospital.
A recent letter from Surgeon Tsppan o
the Eighth says that his hospital is not suf
6cientIy supplied with sheets OF blankets
This will be remedied by the efforts of th'
Society soon. It will be remembered ths
Capt. Kinney's company Of Hibernians il
in this regiment. "a
There are many articles which We deem
indispensable to the sick room, that ar
not furnished by Government to the mill
tary hospitals, and If the sick are TO BE-
rendered comfortable, it must be done By
the efEcrts of the friends at home.
We are glad to learn that the patriotic wO
men Of the towns about us contribute large
" to this Society in their labor Of love.
God blsss the noble hearted women anC
their cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

BURaLARY.-At q late hour on Saturday
night last, or probably Sunday morning, the
residence of Mr.. W. H Parcell, on Fulton
street, West Side, was entered by burglars,
and pretty generally ransaaked. Mr.. P.'s
pantaloens were taken from his bedroom,
and about 81 extracted from them. A lady
visitor at the house of Mr.. Parcell, Mrr.
Hammond, who occupied room up stairs,
had $35 taken from her port mOnaie. There
was also taken from the place in which she
had laid it, gold chain, but the burglars
for some reason or other did not take it with
them. No clue has yet been found to their
whereabouts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

CANP RATIoEs.-The three camps now in
operation in this city, viii, if one may judge
from what the soldiers say, and from aP-
psarances, have nothing to complain of and
much to commend, in the raaions which
they are receiving. The contracts are held
BY ex- Marshal johnson, who possesses, in
very high degree, the qualifications neees-
sary for carrying on the work of his depart
ment smoothly. Everything desirable will
be turnished, even butter, cheese, and like
articIss not commonly provided. The bread
and meats are of the best quality, as any
one may see by actual inspection. Glove
land is fortunRte in having her Inen thus
taken cara Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
MIsoELLANEOus.


We clip he following items from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser Of the 2sth.L fst- -i.s % 1A
LOST WHEzI,-An accident bsiel the steamer
Forest Queen shortly after leaving SaWinhW, sat
urIay, In the loss Of one Of her Wheel8, which dis
aster prevented her arrival here lass evening her
usual time. She was necessariaIly com pelled 70
make her way " this port with wheel only. and
up TO test evening had not arrived Her excursion
"trip 70 Buffalo last evening was suppl by the
Steamer Forester. the Queen's usual time, haY
ing quite q number Of passengers on bead.
YEssEEs N POET.-Thers 6 conaiderab' 'eIs-s than
the usual numbe OF vessels ct present In port Two
.ly to-day Were visible st the docks, The n. p.
Goodell, and Robert Emmet, both dischargipg coal
Steamer Clara, whi-h was sunk By collision day
or Two since. yesterday raised, and viii ct
be placed on the dry deck for repairs. lr5
SFAHBfsa AFFArR -Gn Saturday an alteration
occurred on board the schooner Eliza Logan, lying
In this port, between the Captain, Daniel Bissett,
and man named Baldwin. IN which the latter was
s'abbed by the former, reed ving WDunds which are
regarded as serious. Cgptain Bissett came up and
surrendered himself to ths police Voluntarily. Yes
rday be was admfttsd TO bail By Justice Burt
Buffalo EEpnessi Z7th- llH III fl.la
Loss OF A OkHsDIAN STELuEa.-Ths steamer
Banshee, cfthe through line between Hamiltoa and
Nominal, sank in eighteen feet Of water, bgtWeen
the Decks ard Timber Island, west side Of Kings
ton, on Wednesday night. One paslenReri. Of Mon
treal lost the rsst landed all sac az the
island Buffalo Express, 2Stk. 57 saT q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
THE CITY

POsTAoH sTAMPs AND srAHrrD ENVELOPES,
Except the One Cent stamped envelOpes) Of
the old issue viii not be received for postage
at the Cleveland Post Office. Be cure and
use stamE Of the new issue.
Stamped 0ne Cent Envelopes of the old
issue received as usual for postage.
aug. 26-1w E. CoWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
MONEYII- A RARE CHANCE
Iva To MAKE MONEY. .rf.
ONLY $I!

We will on receipt OF ONE DOLLAR send 70.
any add ess "a valuable Recipes, viz:
l. Bow 70 make the American Liquid Cement
2. dow 20 make Spaldng Prepared Glue.
W.rc.
ROv to make Rubber Cemsnt
5. How 20 make Macsssar Hair Oil.
6. How to make good Ink cheap.
Z. How to clean ki1 Gloves.
8. sure cure for eofns and bZniors-
10 How 70 MAXI syrup for the cure of cOughs snd
II How to make Court PI,ster.
How to make farker's Patent Burning Fluid.
13 sure end speedy cure for Poll ATil in Horses.
This recipe was obtained from celebrated Horse
Farriar in Fngland, and have kn0Wnit sell for
Il scures ior Belly Ache. or ChoIic in Horses.
IS. dow 70 aake the celebrated Condition Pow
deus for Horses.
Is Vsluable recipe for making Hens lay.
H. A cure for Neuraigia.
Is superior shaving SOAP.
l9 How to make Red Ink.
20. How TO make Blue Ink.
q. How to make Ere, ch Furniture Polish
q 5ov to make .l.l ATtineiai ;i. Honey.
a. How 10 meks Tooth Powder.
And will warrant each one to bs the best that Is
now in or known for Its purposes The formul4
FOR making the Celebrated American Liquid Osmelt
Il alone worth to family than the price for
the whole. Any Mechanic, Druggist, Grocer or
Merchan', with the fOrmCia for preparing the Glue
for its purposes, can vii the inYestm OF One
realize hfgy times its value within month Is tt
Is article Of every day use and necessity, and Is
BETTER THAN EITHER
sTORR'S OR SPAULDING'S.
- The Two Cures for Horsss are worth to sny
perssa Interested N Rofses more than twice the
amount the whole cOsts.
Address ietters to
CHARLEs T. EDMNNsON, N. B.,
szgzl:Itd&W26 Box ssos, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

A VERY CoRPULENT LADY-A $50 PoUED-
ER IA lady claimed to weigh e52 pounds,
is on exhibition in Harrington's Block, su-
perior street. We dropped in and took look
at her. She is the fattest creature we have
ever seen. Her arm is about as large around
as an ordinary slender mans body is. She
is really whOPPer. .
A gentleman is on exhibition with her,
who has very peculiar appetite. He eats
stones. We saw him swallow bona fds
stones. We put a piece into his nav, and
it disappeared for parts unknown. He as.
sures us he has swallowed as many As loo
stones day, each as large as hickory nut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

LAUNCHED -Messrs. Il. ]. & N. C. Win
slows new three-masted, topsail schooner
"Flying Mist" was launched yesterday af-
ternOOn from the yard of Mr.. Ira Laffrinier.
She is of 400 tons burthen, and built to run
through the Canal. When completed, she
will be one of the finest boats belonging to
our Lake marine, and another of the many
examples of the ability of Cleveland ship
builders.