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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08
The CITY.


GEN. MoeooK.-Gen, McCook, late Colonel
Of the First Ohio Regiment, arrived in the
city on the Columbus train yesterday after,
noon, He wes met at the depot by the
Grays who had turned out 70 escort their
commander TO his hotel. They marched to
the cars, headed by Lsland's Band,
formed in line in The depot and awaited the
coming of the expected guest. During this
interval Of several minutes The time was
improved by various friends Of the men, bv
approaching and Shaking hands" Chat op-
Grafton which so shocked the sensibilities
Of correspondent RusselD for the frst time
When the train arrived and drew slowly
past the company, the boys could not con
tain themselves as they saw the Cole
nel's head projecting from one Of the win
dows, and loud cheer sent its echoes
through the building As he passed before
them on his way 10 the carriage. the old
'ssky Rocket cheer" which IL sort Of cross
between q bomb shell and base drum, was
fired of, and then The Company fell in and
marched as escort, TO the Colonel until he
alighted a. tho weddell.
Alter being appropriately received by the
Usual Committee Of citizens, he once more
descended and passed along the lines Of ''his
bows" shaking each by the hand with kind
word and smile. He was Afterwards called
out upon the balcony Of the hotel and spoke
few words TO the people gathered in the
street. He said, "he was not speech
maker, and had not come To talk 10 the pub
lie, and he hoped they would excuse all at
templs at anything Of the kind, BE had
come solely 10 see the company which ne
had had under his charge and which had
done honor to Cleveland"
In the evening a considerable number Of
citizens with their wives, daughters and
sweethearts, gathered at The Weddell to well
come the gallant soldier TO our city. The
were passed pleasantly, in conver
tion, until the hour for supper, when the
tables in the long dining room were filled
with guests who were prepared 10 enjoy
themselves in such manner as the Ocea-
sion demanded. Toasts and speeches Of much
and Of that brevity which is the
soul of wit, were made by Gen. McCOOk,
Mayor Flint Judges Tilden and Wilson,
and Rev. Messrs. Goodrich and starkey;
Messrs. Payne and Stevens, and at late
houFtbe party broke up conscious of having
passed particularly agreeable evening un-
der the auspices Of The host, Capt. Ross.
Col. McCOOk is a Medium sised man,
with full face, brOnzed by exposure, and
goOd-natured smile. he was in
citizens dress, ,1and evidently iesls that tinsel
doesn't make tbs soldier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

DIRTRIcT CLKRK.-0ur fellow-citizen Jas.
NJ. Allen, Esq, has received the appointment
of District Clerk, under Chief Justice Bliss
This we consider a good appointment. Mr..
A. is one of our pioneer settlers; in the full
vigor Of youth, and every way competent 10
fill the position 70 which he has been ap-
pointed.
We clip the above from the Weekly Da-
cOtian, published at YanktOn, D. T. Mr..
Allen is son of Hon. Jno. W. Allen of this
city, and is we'll known TO very many Of
our citizens.
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~. srocK pIARKET.-Aur. ,.

-
RTONRY Y-Contluues plenty At l6e5 per cent on
CALI but paper ranges trom 7@s por cent. ea In
sTERLING EXCHANGE -Ulossd arm at
in7k0lblA bankers hille.
llsfOCK8-Duli, but without much change. Chi
cego koek lsland sotii Clereland 'rolsdo 2eh;
Gafena 4 Chicago d3H; luyslsnd Columbus q Cin-
cinnafi atf: III Conrtnl scrip 63N; tMichiRan Cen
tral l34; Reading s6$: StoninRlon On; Eric IN;
Hudson Ssf; New York Central 7ha6; Pacific mail
73k; United States g. ~ IS q q IS 81 u s. '6s
coupons 81; Treasury % "; Tennessee g 90; Ken
tucky o. 70; Virginia %; GterRia O. 6s; Caro- ina
G. IS; california u ;6A; Missouri g. a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

LELAEDs BIEb.-ghe mellow strains that
have called people to their dOO;s and win
dOws during the last few days are very good
evidence that Jack Leland and his horn are
once more among US. Going to war has not
in the least altered the sweetness of his
notes for the worse, but on the contrary
seems to have added TO it, if such thing be
n,aaihla
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soNR lNTEsEsTING FAoTs.-The New York
Tribune contains some interesting facts in
an srticle entitled "Lightning among the
TelegraPhs, the Gas aud Water Pipes" con-
densed from report by Prof Henry, of the
Smithsonian Institute. Il says;
ain the absence of rain we frequently see,
OF Summer evening, aashes OF what Is
! popularity called sheet lightning the COM
mon idea being that as no cloud could be
seen they are merely occasioned by the ex-
IRENE heat. But this Is not 80. They pro-
coed from q cloud below the horizon, ouite
invisible TO us. A telegraph operator on the
line between Philadelphia and Pittsburp.
undertook, on one occasion 10 solve the doubt
Noticing repeated flashes Of what is called
heat lightning, he telegraphed to a distant
| operator for an explanation, and learned that
they proceeded from a thunderstorm then
raging two hundred and fifty miles distant
from his place Of observation"
To oOndsnSe from the Tribune,
"The danger to be apprshended from
electricity being attracted by telegraph wires
is small but it would be but prudent for per
sons 70 keep at proper distance from the
wires during thunder torn, or when thup-
der is heard in the distance.
The frequent interruptions of the tole
graph which are briefly translated BY the
phrase lightning on the line T." are caused
by disturbance Ofthe natural electricity of
theWire by passing thunder clouds. Lines
running at right angles to the ordinary
course Of storms are more liable to those dia.
turbanoes. A line running over high hill
win draw electricity from the upper and
transmit It to the lower regions. Snow and
rain also, and hot weather are disturbing
causes.
Prof. Henry says that with gas and wa
ter pipes new source of danger was intro
duced. Persons who repudiate lightninV
rods because they attract electricity, should
reject gas and water from the upper stories
Of their houses, for they are most ex-
eellent conductors. This is because they are
connected with miles of pipe beneath the
ground, which by induction frequently be-
come highly negative during the passage
Of cloud. The lightning rod should there
fore be brought into direct metallic coDnec-
tion with the great under ground network
by an outside channel. The same advice
win apply to the pipes and steam pipes used
to heatlarge buildings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

- Best quality Of Carbon Oil at as
cents per gallon by Che barrel. Lnbricating
oil al 20 and 25 cents, Mess psrk, lard, but
ter, hams, dried boefsnd cheese, to be found
81 Geo. sbrague's, oyiaLl's ExehanEs.
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"Too MANY GRSTLENRN. ."--It IL very Oflsn
thas We hear sneeru cast upon ths prowesS,
or ct least the physical powers Of that un
fortunate class Of beings called "gentis-
men," The idea is generally prevalent,
perhaps, that he who dlsplaysa fondness
for wearing tasteful and we'll made gar
mOnta, who attends somewhat To the minor
graces Of life, Whose hands are not hardened
with manual labor, and are not totally un.
known TO what sOmO people style ''tids," is
about as well fitted TO do battle in defence
of an outraged Dag as a rosebud is to with
stand polar winter.
When the 18th Regiment mado it's appear
anoe in Virginia, Il was looked upon with
much disfavOr. "They are band-box SOL
diersi there are too many gentlemen" said
the General commanding. It wasn't long
afterwards, however, that the rebels were
telling tales about the fearful FIRE Of these
regulars" and the General acknowledged
that even gentlemen" could stand firm
and maintain perfect discipline, when
roughs and backwoodsmen were beyond his
authority.
How was 1t too with the "gentlemen" OF
the Ist Ohio2 When you wish TO purchase
a horse who shall do his mile somewhere
on the small side of the forties, you look 10 |
see Of what blood he came; and that the
texture of his skin and the shape of his |
limbs indicate good breeding. When you
have these, you are sure of the gentle blood
that brings with it the qualities desired.
Had all our men been of the New. York
Seventh Regiment order, it is probable that
history would not have been compelled 70
record the defeat at Bull Run. We have
heard great many persons Of late, talking
very iOOlishlY about "bandbox soldiers" who
are engaged in this war, but perhaps they
may learn thing or two in time, which
will alter their viows on this point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

GARDxER's RHEUMATIC AND NEURALdIA
coHyeyED.-Those who wish to be cured Of
those shoekipg diseases, Rheumatism, Neu-
rslgis or Salt Rheum, will please call at
Strong { Armstrong;, 100 Superior street.
~a,.,d. LSio. where for one week the
V'eN ..a,, .ine will b.. taFpished gratis, and
ali that VIII be Gsked in retul. W'i' OS Una. ma
thew recommend it to thar friends - s''
Iw H.R. GARDNER.
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AerolrErs.

6gOLTS AND OIHkk kEstLV-
~ me Pistols. double and single foallnf pieco1,
kitas, Ammunition and sporting paratul Ia aTost
variety, cheaD. Aleo-CouruY'l Nishinr Iacklo,
such e. Rods Haell Lines, Hooks, Flies, &C., &C.
Eaed Ei1h Poles IN any quantity, at
b. HATTEhsb8 b8f'B Gus 5t0ro,
zoe superior st., CleFoland, 3.
a. airing nsatlT 0xe0utsd. lYn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

We ssE 2 can she at.snslOa Of ne DubHo % thiu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

THs CAvALRY.-The cavalry company TO
be raised in this neighbOrnood is meeting
with unexampled success in getting men.
It Il probable that the roll will be filed by
tomorrow. Mr.. L. C. Fhayer is, as we have
already mentioned, at the head of the move
ment, and will hold some one. Of the com
missioned Offices. He is unwilling TO aspire
10 captains position for the reason that he
feels not sufficiently acquainted with the
duty, which is very odd sort of notion
for a man 20 entertain in these days Of civil
ian Generals.
Among the men enlisted by Mr.. Thayer,
are three Crimean soldiers who were Of the
famous "six Hundred" who charged ct
BalaklaYa. They have medals which were
we'll earned at that famous aght.
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II. R. GARDNER.

~ Refrigoratars and water-CoOlers, Of
all the most most a approved styles, Snd Tor
rey's four minute ice cieam freezers' and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stOve and grats
emporium Of W. L. ltARVIE,
No. AZ, south-side Public Square,
iuly16H Cleveland, 0.
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Aisselati0n.

CO-PAkTNERSHIP OF
BISHOP, MASON A 60. having expired tnis
dsv ~ limftaton, new CO-partnerahip IA made be-
tween ne members Of the oid linn and HesskiAh
Foecra fafe of the drm Of Adams, ROgera 4 Co..
Jhe bualncss Of the nov hrm Wlii be conducted
heretofore, under the Arm name of Bishop, Mason
q %. I. ID. BISHOP,
10 MASON
q. METZGER
n. hO0ERs.
Cleveland, MAE lSt, 1861. angs:Si7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

- The price Of he Moanss LHADHH 70
Esva ssents iS One Dollar and Fily Centa
par hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEAnEs, 70 News
Doslsrl, ls Ono-sourth Ofa can't per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps ahould sond Us ono and thrOO
eent Instsal 81 larrer Assimilation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

PRoBATE coURT.-The following cases
were on trial yesterday:
State Of Ohio VS.. Leonard Greid, Anna
Merricke, Michael Walter and John Greid,
assault snd battery. Each fined $1,000 and
costs.
State of Ohio va Thomas Reynolds, as
sault and batterv. D. 'schArged.
State Of Ohio vs.. Henry aa'tnOh' as'aui'
and battery. Discharged. :.
State Of Ohio VS.. Fanny McKin.. ~ '''sen
and battery. Fined IS and costs.
Court adjourned to first Monday in s, -
tember.
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BLOOD FOUDi
BLOOD FOODt
RLOnn EOODl


To All suffering from Oonsumpfoni in7ip..9I ot
Guonhaned, or from debility Of any kindi OF sem
Hlsntai or 1erVous pfostrGtion, brought on ~ say
Oanss. or from 5crofulouB ccmpiaintsi OF tfgm as.
u1s8 of tire kidasYa or bladder and 70 Ladies sul
aV Grs lalds %, srd which engendar OonaunaF ilon
THE BLOOD FOOD
- eEuf a a - tain and Reliable Reulody. Dief-
M ever par cnlAr fr0m the patont medicines Of
~ al y it e oh NMtca cor binatiOn Of hon IL
PFfIp md OS2I0Ros, ofTery great WORTH ana
.--1h slfdrofS - sd and grateful testimony %
~ f.s1at q 4 hnac ttefrad on then.
- - -sil prpgrietors Of the article, and have IN
sousscuenca q q tTaud a9tamgted upon the public:
ehanGed the color II tha outside wrapper IRON hLS
4 VTfrov. and inc eEsed the AE8 OF the bottle %
enfceS 10 q eau Sops in buyizlE 90 sec that the
hosiile oft sor sign Nure ts 90 TIC out-ee ol ne
S-rarrer A. Ali ofborI ecu itefttttH- In o0nne-
I1snos oi the large donA I'd tor this sele ne lol
SWinq drugRiata have ell ordere4 and reoalFea laf-
Flia1 cf the new kind, viz:
Chas A. Kfmball, Wm. n esbncas . =. 1iale -
VI Htaniels, and samuel X odsF. lE.i AoHe1,
t;oIS m VIM FTNET Ilrn.sqt {, CleVoiand
ru5-S-- sb1idhW
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ANrItMltnral.

TURNIP SEED-WE HAVE
for sale ine Stsck Of Turnip Seed Of the fol-
loving varieties
Rad Top, strap Leaf,
White Top, STRAP. Leaf,
Golden Bali or Orange jelly
White Ntone,
Large White Norfolk,
LHrRe White Globe, ..
Rutas haaa or Purple ToD sWeeos -l q
Ruasian or French,
An new seed and some Of this yssE,s growth,
lT1 j. SIAlR SON.
No. llb Ontario Street
NEW HONE VIZ HAVE
In Just received q very nice lot OF ttr year .
Honey, IN boxes Of from six 70 tive Wy POUNDS
~elRht. 70" sale BY J. STAIR 4 Sun.
inUBLIN M USTARD-W =
have received on consignment 3 very iee "
ficlo of Muetard manuiaotufod In Dubitn II eleRa
Wec can recommend q ea being hrHt-rato arti cls-
VI - " '''' ms y j. STAIR 6sO '.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

~ We congratulate our reader upon the
s1i5ogotT Of q sure cure for Bheumafism, Sout ana
EeaEalgiA and ell Morrurial Dii eesea, Whil ei-
laolef Without the use Of internal medicnos, Nnila
dsutroT the e0natitutiOn and give temporary NlsL
onlg. In et Is d the Onls known remedy odegt. Ns
psrfsSt care, aud We loel Warrantad, from It's n
oommendat0ns, IN calling the atteltion Of the al
aicted and those having friends suffering from Rhou-
lfiaut Cont Neuralgia, or the pernicioua ELECTS
- Mercury, TO the advertisement h enothsr column
n on. paper, Of Df Leland 70 Anti Rheumatic Band.
o4-a,ld ~ Nm. ttske 9lsyelsna o. tsh2t
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T7HB BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
= qoTaS HUMAN SIGHT Evan IHYnaTnDl
II a R0LOMONanN.

Frdcdcdl Gl9 SciMtjfe Op6ciH
Essp thelaTge.t sa,oEtas1t q ths most imgroyea
- --.e- or hr SIGHTED, are ground under hig OWE
I@uS1tio1, " nenhinoEy o. new oongtruetion with
tlcstse care, sc e 70 suit ths eyes iu ell cases,
s-sl91- WeSth sag DlEEiueaG or ln1emmation o. ths
fTS1- md imn Srting strength for long rsading o.
II = Ssio=.ousou would here inform the public that
h ,Vrr sr1ova ans one n the sale Of bis LsDlel.
slT1a1s(j n "a % fLf A6dlS, &e.s on hand.
~IRTIFfCLAL n iSe inserted without pain,
dTTiSS.Hs. - superiof street, uneer AnerioAn
zeS.i mailscEE
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MORNING LEADER.
~ ApYRRTIsRMKNFa.

I. 0, Thayor-TO the Patriotic Young Men Of tn
We tern n serve.
", O, seoasld Oo-0rOAt Western Oh Works.
Retsberg & HauHmann-aerman Linen.
IisnnA GaFretson Color Lake Superior.
john &. Clapp -wo,tern Reserve Rangers,
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AHEUMAElQ AND MAnNNLa WtNtAgAALa
rUH
DIR. Stephen Sweet. OF COnnecticu
The gFoaf natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Is known ali over the Unlted state~
DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of OApnecticut
fs tho suthor oT DR.. Sweets Iniaf q y Llninsnt
DIR. Sweets Infallibls l iniment
OuFas RhSumatism and never his
DR.. Sweets Infallible l.iniment
Oursa Burns and soalds immSdiai y
DR.. Sweets Infaliible Imminent
Is . ssrtain remedy for Neuralgia
DIR. Sweets Infallibls I4inimeni
Is ths best remedy or sBraInS aad Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible lsinimen
Uuros Hsadarho immediately ans asyer hIs.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Asords immediate FolioffoF Piles and seldom iaill.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ouros TOoshaeho N ons minute.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ourss UuiI. wounss Immediately, having no ssar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
a. ,hs best Fsnsa for Sores IA the known vosld.
Dr.. Sweets lntallible Liniment
Hss hesn asod ~ more thaa million people and
II FrAise H.
Dr Sweets lnlsIlible Liniment
1s tEuy ''i5ie0d IN hssd.' and ovsrJ fsnily aho'd
l)r. Sweets lniallible Liniment
d er saIs b . Drusrlsls. Pries . cents.
RICHARDSON 4 Co,
sgiH;dsEaN Sole PfopEistols, Nareioh, Cl,'
| For sale bY ~ ons Arustrong sola Agenil a.
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@afhi1ists.

RERNARD DEMMENa.
ARTIsAN, mAOHlnIsT AN YATENT HODRL
MA ER,
No. la SupC IoI street. Leader Building }
q .cVELAnD, OHIO.
BERNARD pEMmENQ, having renfaG the
autabiiahment Of h. KonigIiov, 4 nov prepared %
contract for man1iacturlng sewing Machieoa, and
an kinds Of light Mnchinery. Particular attention
and fsoilifiss ior getting NJ hoasis q Pstsntl.
PAIRING.
II your SKATE Eeod hxlnqt call on Dammsng.
u your sr'JiNa MAOHLNe e out Of order, be
will Put q IN order.
He repairS ali kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments fo-
paired.
you should got uD new Patent, Demmsna 4
the man 70 got up your nodell, either IN Wood,
Brass, Or IRON 10 the no4test manner.
All kinda Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt style,
All kinds of light Maehlaory put IN order IN tno
saoIt expeditions manner.
Engineering Instrumenta reported.
small Steam EnRinag rupairod thorouGhly.
Hail Road O5nduotor's Punches manuiaotnroa ~
/ the best manner.
Raj Road Conductors Punches repaired. ,
nTin hC FeTythlng In the shape ef repairing
/ or manufacturing, done on contract. -. -. -.
- Entrance 70 shop-iA snleri%25 % ~ = iifi
| pair Of stairs. BBBhAhDD Am mAAs'a-
!
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BUSINESS NoTToEs.

~ Por frosh homeopathic Medicine
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of an
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eugs-R1l
Pic Nc ExoURsIoH TO KELLY's ISLAND
ron Tnz DESEFiF OF TnE BEFHuL.-The Gn,
steamer, Western Metropolis, Captain L
3. Goldsmith, viii give Pic Mic Rzour.
sion to Kelly's Island.
Being requested BY many who were not
able to 90 on the excursion had some
time ago, arrangements have been made
with the hns steamer Western Metropolis,
to 60 on pie mic excursion to Kelly's
Island, leaving her dock, Saturday, August
l7th, at nine o'clock. She viii remain at
the Island three hours, giving an Opporiun-
ity to visit the fue vineyards snd the beau
tiful scenery, and return at six o'clock in
the evening.
No pains will be spared on the part Of
the officers Of the boat and the members Of
the Bethel, in making it one of the pleas.
ATTEST excursions Of the season.
Tickets for the excursion, 81 90 couple,
70 be had at the bookstores.
Good music by brass and string band,
will be provided.
EEEorRlC BArH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the oircu-
latiOn and remove almOst every disease in
amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfaO-
ton to the sick. The pleasentest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Ofioe No. III Ontario
street ivs
WsCONsIN LAsDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu.
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
juneau, Monroe and OcOntO, Wisconsin, |
that they desire to oexehange for city proper
y or farming lands, or Othor property ioca-
ted in the vicinity Of CleYslsnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALOOFF BORToN,
lSs and l4I Water strOet,
jys'SSl. Cleveland, Ohio.
FRANE PAREHR.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No, 1 Horses and
Carriages at roasausbls figures.
Sep14R3s;ly
%ses advertisement Of Dr.. sAnSords
Liver lnvigorator.
G. Q. C.-Carv,n Oanah onrn- dooaa.1A
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AttornEns Il AaMi.

TCSNPH POOL,
IETORNEY AT LAW,
l3 sUPERIOR sTREET. oet3eRle
d =. BPALDING, AEEORNEY d
~ Oounssllor q Law, No. Perkins, Blook,
Fss.IesSd, 5hio BsBf
---7E - G70T III nsUcu
GiGE 3 BRUCE. ATTORNEYS
- ON aoaIiorB e Law. Omcs lss Superior
a TSpFR J. r., ATTORNEY AT
~ TeW 3gS~-a., Trumbull county, Ohio Once
fa-bKSl ,rkst street.. deesdll
WTTLJIHMS0N AND RIDDLks
NJ A.. sS1rrFs A. Law. QAee 70 q isgls5ior
49, 49, eis'si s-''' - a. 8. RIpLA;
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MIsoELLANEo US.

n 2 . y y y n y . = =
We clip tho following Items from the Desralt Ad'
vertiseg Of the 7th:
arccr.s oy fHE GREAT ScuENE.-The tugs Osgego
.nd Narnet which lefl StginaH some DAYS aimee for
D. coiborng Lake Erie, with n large ran Of timber
IN tow have returned 20 this port, having been sue
csssfni IN porfOI ming the trip Ia good time, and
ifhont the loss Of ANY thing during tho Whole route
They leave agan on RnOlhtr similar expedition for
tho same parties
TU MuakIEaUM. The Chicago Tribune says this
vessel viii next tall take cargo Of wheat diroct 20
Liverpool.
prrsIsKD cASAr BoAss.-Ihs Syracuse Journal
OF Monday says:
at was estlmatsd this morning that at least ak
hundred canal boats detained by reason OF the
troub'o at the weigh lock here About halftho num-
Der are boats from the west, and there arr some ti1
miles OF these boats lying teyon1 Geddea. Aoqat
canal, and the boats from tho eagt extend about
thros nNlPs eastward. II ~ hoped thaa these croNda
naaT commence moving tomorrow.
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TO 1Gpecisg N0tites.

D6rrhe Bosom Of Destruction Is the fatal.
~ AmoEE cur youna aad uidto .aGad % indr ro Ia
oscoss aud drbasing hsblts Those Who aro yoarp-
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should Tsad "Human Frailty, or Physiological RC-
scaTches." u delneates 10 vivid cologl lsor Il Il
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oal ard siial disease and decay, pointing out NJ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DIPGHERIA. or sORE THROAT.
These disuases are quickly reliaVod and curud b
EArgling the throat With PEin killer reduced uiik
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