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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-21
TERMS OF ADvERTTsIve,

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the ArLY or o. W
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
Sequent insertion. Ten lines or less) constItnt.
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or in an,
rominent place as also those largely displayed, viii
10 charged extra rates. Contracts BY the year NAV
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per Square, each sub
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10 make quarterly payments
- NO grdtattons AdcerfisenentS No report, reso
luons or proceedings Of any corporation society or
association and designed call attsn.
non to any matter Of limited individual interest," can
re inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
oie LOT any errors that may occur beyond the amour
tnarged for the Advertisement
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MANURE FOR SALE-100 loads of
lNh Manure for gardening. Inquire OF Z. d. WELL s5ih
ERBEE, 80 Washington square. d4W "P<"
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getueIrp, TT.
4 CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

n VtA ttII-- T IT II I'M bNIOAN w n Ut
- COMPANY, Of waltham, Mass. begs to call the
mendation OF Waltham Watches which has been poite
y gwen by the leading practical watchmakcrs and jew
elers throughout the United States The entire list of
signatures to 1t in the Eastern States Is quite too long
ior publication in one advertisements but the names
presented will be recognized by those with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential At their establishments
may always be found the genuine watches of the Com
prices.
land NOT fully represented in this list, will appear III
future advertisement. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14
NRW YORR mARKRT-Aug. Ig


FLOUR-There is no important change and ID,
demand for export and nome consumption Is mod.
sales l.5OO bbis at s4,s @t,1o for superfns state
western; $40 ll,7a for common TO medium extra
We tern; Sbt6,0j for shipping brands extra round
hooped Onioi -, 5G6lO Tor trade brands do markt
quiet
moderate export demand. Sales Of 80 bbls at ~ IS
a. for superfnei SI,b59s 50 for common 10 choice
RYE FIOUR-s;eady 4, at g2,s0@3,si.
WHISKf-Market dull. Sales Of 300 bbls Of
lGh
WHEAT Continues limited and with a good
eIpo't demand ana prizes still tend upward
bush northwestern club at 81 ,03; 500 bush white
western A. 81 259l,2ii oloO bush W2ite Kentucky at
RYRIMarket firm.
BARLEY-Market dull and nominal
COhN-Market rules quite firm with a moderate
export and home trade demand. Receipts are linz
ited
mixed western; 4se4s'Sc, for prime shipping mixed
OATa-Moderate request At 2s@s3-.
P0Rk-there Is only very moderate demand
business doing an the market is lower
SALES are 50 bos ct Sl5,n for mess; closing at
BEEF-Market quiet but prices steady.
RRIMk MESS BEkk-market quiet and nom
BIKE HAkTFa-selIing at SAOOal4,5o.
CUT MEATS-MArket dull and unchanged
Small sales are making at 4h95.
shoulders 6Fn6A
BACON-Market quiet and unchanged.
Il BTTTEH.sseIing IIIS at 7eIO4o for ohio; sello
CREKsK-MArkst steady st-5a7H q, InauAl
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CLEvELAED-AND PITTsBuRaH RAIL Road
The damage to this road by the storm Of
Monday night, on the main line, will be ro-
paired to-day IS far as Wellsville, The road
from Wellsville to Bellaire is all right, We
cannot learn that there is any damage to the
track or bridges between WsIlsville and the
Little Beaver. A full force has been set at
work On the bridges across the Big Beaver
and Little Beaver, and they will be rebuilt
with all possible dispatch.
Arrangements will be perfected to-day by
which passengers viii be taken forward TO
Pittsburgh with but very little detention,
until the bridges arc completed on the River
Road.
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THE CITY.
NEW sTAMPRp RNvRLOPRs.

New style STAMPED ENVELOPES of
denomination Of 8, Q, 10, l2s 20, "a, and 40
cents received at the Post Office, which will
be exchanged for an equivalent amount Of
the old issue, during period of six days
from the date ofthis notice, and the latter
viii not thereafter be received in payment
of postage on letters sent from this office.
Aug. II, 1850. E. 0owLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

FUxsY.-A strange young man came rush
ing into this Office yesterday, and without q
word seized a chair, sat down in IL very
hard, and commenced growing red in the
face. In response to anxious inquiries, he
remarked HAT hal Those p" he
said; and burst out with renewed laugh
ter. "Those what ?" "Those pea
Ha! hal hap' was the reply. "Thoss
pea-hai ha aI-ches, hs ! ha ha l-PeachI
es, and his mouth beginning to water, we
knew at once that he had just come from
Mould & Hogan's, and the joke was as per-
ceptible as daylight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

- The price Of the MOiNEs LlHBua to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEIDER, 70 News
Dealers, il Ono-fOurth offs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
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ss-No oHARoE ron 0oNsUIrATloN.7Ra

ama
Es-Ro CHARGE FOR OoNsULTATION.Ra
Havlng had twenty years. experience in the prae
rce Of Medicine, during which time be has treated
thousands OF patients, in all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, o.
which some Of your friends and neighbors can tes-
tify, he is prepared to give relief TO all who may
apply.
critical examination Of the urine Is the only true
and reliable method by which to acquire a perfect
knowledge Of all the internal organic arrangements
Of the human system.
cognized in the urine.
Every organ when derGnged, transmits to the kid
nsys IspeouiaTity and in its secretons is the ruth
reYeGted.
Particular atteatioa win be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and all Diseases Uf the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female Derangements Of every
character, will be treated with success.
Also will cure old sores, and all eruptive diseases
Of whatever character they may be.
he makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDIESI
No CALOMEL, or other ueleteriOus Drugs are used.
All communications must 10 directed 70
5. g. CLARK, N. D.,
ie25:30lv Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14
COMMUNICATIONS.

From Board of City Improvements, that
they have received bid from s. NJ. Styles
for the building of Case Avenue Sewer, and
asking that they may enter into eontrsct
with said Styles for The building of said
sewer in accordance with his Did, subject to
approval by the Council a'so submitting
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Board of City I'M
provements be and they, are hereby author
lied to contract with S. NJ. Styles for build
ing Case Avenue sewer, in accordance TO
his proposal, subject to ths acceptance Of
the same by this body. Adopted.
From Board of Fire Commissioners recon-
mending persons as members of the Fire
Department. Accepted.
From Messrs. S. 8. Lyon and George F.
Marshall, Fire Commissioners, in relation
to the services of DR.. Marcellus as Secretary
of the Board, requesting the Council TO re-
munerate him for such services, of which
they speak in the highest terms. Fire and
Water.
From the Fire Engineer, That there is
an urgent necessity for the immediate pur-
chase of from two to three thousand feet of
hose for the use of the Fire Department; /;
also recommending the placing of more fire
hydrants on Superior, Water, Bank and
Seneca streets. Fire and Water.
From numerous butchers and meat deal
ers doing business on the Central Market
Grounds, representing that they are obliged
to transact their business out Of doors, ex-
posed to the weather and the heat of the sun, 4,
and asking that q suitable building be erect
ed for their use at the south end of the build
ing now on said grounds, to be fitted up
with proper stalls, and for the occupation Of
which they are ready and willing to pay a
reasonable compensation. Committee on
Markets.
of s. C Porter, Architect, to chairman OF
Committee on Public Buildings, offering ioi
his acceptance, in behalf of Messrs, South
worth and Williams, the West High School
building. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. QuayIe, That whereas the grade
on Water street, in front of Charles Whita-
ker's residence, is so deep as to require 6
protection wall TO prevent his lot from ca
wing into the street, threfore,
RESOLVED, That Chas. Whitaker be and is
hereby permitted to encroach on said side
walk two and one half feet for the purpose
OF erecting protection vail in front of said
lot. Board Of City improvements.
Mr.. Bond called up and moved the adop-
tion Of the following resolution, offered July
\ 10th and referred 70 the City Attorney, who
reported favorably upon it at the next meet.
ing, July 2Sd;
Resol5ed, That the surrender BY the st.
Clair street Gravel Road Co. Of ali theirin.
tsrest in the fifty eight chains and fly
links Of the west end Of its road on st. Clail
street, commencing on the eastsfly line o.
Erie street, and extending easterly TO the
distance aforesaid, be and the same is here.
by accepted, provided the said company re.
lease the city from all obligations uudel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

- 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 crate
emporium of ". L. MARvIE,
No. ~, south-side Public Square,
july16 If Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14
q EkIENp IN NKLD. TkY d.
BLOOD FOODl
BLOOD FQODl
nInnn Rnnnf

10 Al suffering from OOnsum ption, inoipient OF
eonfrmed, or from debility Of any kind oE nom
1erfaI or nervous pro8tration, brought on By any
1ause: OF from scrofulOus complaints; or from dis
49, of the kidneys or bladder and to Ladies suf-
siDT Guy Of The many distressing complaints their
~ are HSbis 20, and which engsnder Consumption
THE BLOOD FOOD
4 offered aE Certain and Reliable Hemedy. Differ
fng IN every particular from the patent medicines Of
ne day, Il Is ehsical ooTa bination Of IRON, SUI
PHUR and RHOSPH0R9Et ofVeTy CREST worth, hnd
many hundreds bss glad and grateful testimony 10
fhs BENEFITS 4 hhae ,ferred on them.
OHUBOH 4 DUPONT 4e9 Broadway New York
ocnsequencs q 8 fraud ATTEMPTED upon ths public,
S1nngsd the color Of the outside wrapper rom REp
% TElIcW and increased the size Of the bottle to
ounces Be very cautious IN buying TO see that the
o-sile Of their signature iB on ths outside Of the
wrapper, as al others c0u Iterfeite IN cOnse-
Iuence Of the large demand Tor this artceJ the fol-
loving druggists have all ordered and received sur
llies Of the new kind, TiEs
Ohns A. KimbaIi, Wm. Il. French, J, B. Hayes,
"A efanials, and samuel Kiddsr Jr., Lowell.
Ohio sbE5.dhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

WASHED AwAr.-Eighty rods of the Tole-
do & Wabash road, between Logansport and
Lafayette, are said to have been washed
away in the freshet caused by the heavy
rains of Monday and Monday night. The
Cleveland and Toledo road is all safe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14
BUSINESS NOTIoEs.

TThe regular monthly meeting of the
Fugitive Aid Society viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Methodist Church, Bolivar
street, at 3 o'clock. Mr.. @. H. Langston has
promised TO be present and address the So
ciety, The public are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

- Best quality Of Carbon OH at 4s
cents per gallon by the barrel. Lubricatine
oil at 20 and IS cents. Mess pork, lard, bnt-
ter, hams, dried beefand cheese, to be found
ct Geo. sFrsgus's, oviatts Exchange. r5
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BUFFALO nIARRET.-Aug. 1s.

FLOUR-steady and in moderate demand,
WHEAT-Quiet and firm. Sales 7,C-1 bush MIL
waukee club at priv terms.
CORh-Msrket frmer Salos 90 900 bush at CSC
OATS-Firm and in good demand. Sales Of 4,CUO
bush at 25
WHISKY-Merket sts6dy. Sales 900 bbls at
I5Ko.
CANAL FREIGHTs-llO on corn and I2o
on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-2,O00 bbls -four, &c 900 bus
wheat;- 30, ,O00 BUSH corn;
CANAL EXPORTs-IsNO bbls houI, 5s 600 bus
wheat, 6s ,0Ol bush corn, 800 bush oats.
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Msaieinea.
5tElllE1hEs.
uEALTR I HEATHi HEA
PURIFY TIE BzO0D
DR.. WEAVER'B
CAEKIR AND SALT RHIUH s
ron EHH oUns o.
TANKER salt Rheum, Erysipolag, BcrUfuI1rI
oa8e8i OutaneouB EruptiOns and every IA
Of Di3eGse arising from an impure
state Of the Bleed.
The meSa EfeetiUs Blood P.0,ifsy o. a
tenth CsahRy.

lt 9 the prescription Of an Educassd phr
4la ~ ~ Nno are al1ieted With any Of the Above
DISEASES should Use it without dels sr1f r.
- the following are often revived:
JERoMEyILLE, Ashland Co, O., Nov n
Ms8sfs y n Harris a % Cincinnati, o..
-Eentlemen Il deem it adutg a. we'll a 4 -. .
% inform you What Dr. Viewers STRUP - 81
hAIE has done for me, and hope that this ietrsl -.
come 70 the notice ef persons similarly adliclos
the year 1850 vas STACKED With tetter, "
kindred disease, on both ny legs, which arta-
until iron my knees 70 ny feet Wa one rlH lcrl.
oonsulted and obtained medicines and prc
tons nom nearly al the physicians IN this Vi1n
but obtained no relief Your AGENT AZ fhi9 1Irr-
NJ. Holman, recommended me % Try the HTrl, ~
Oerhte which 1 lortunatelT did, and Am nov lo1a1
and we'll man By their use.
With great gratitude, I remain yOurs truly,
JOHN WEIRBAHaHT
M. Wiorbaught being well known gantlsnian q
Ashland Cos makes this information most reifati1
By taking the syrsp a directed, # uin art.. ne
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OsWRGO 0IARKET-Aue. I3.

VI -LLEuhAFH.I
-FT,0UR-Market in,moderate demnd for interior
and eastern trade. Sales 40 bbls at Sl25@475 for
fancy from spring wheat.
WHEAT-hiarket firm. Sales 1000 No chOic
spring at s6c; 3 SOD do at 665Ec.
6DRN-Market hrm. No Sales.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTs-ste teady; -four Zc6s
wheat Sc; and corn &c. to New York.
LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING dOings
CANAL EXPORTS-2i,sO 500 bush wheat.
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CONNIE EROIAL.
CLEVELAND RIARKRT-Aue. 13.

FLOUR-Msrket steady with sales Of i67 bill
rod double extra at S4s76o and 100 bbls DO at 81,
WHEAT-steady. sa'es Of cars red on track
at 9aei car do at sic; cars do from store at 95c
and cars white from stOreat sl,OO.
CORN-steady at $50. no sales.
OATs-Adyancsd. Sale Of ear on track at 25e.
HIGHWINRs-Eirm, with sales Of 80 bbIa At
I5ke.
There ere the usual small saloi Of Butter, Eggs,
&C., at former prices
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

~ The New York Ledger with Mrs.
southworth's new story, Vanity Fair, Ger
man Leslie and Part II of the Rebellion
Record, have been received by Hawks &
Brotber
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

@- The Oh;, State Fair for 1861 will be
held at the city of Dayton, on the 10th,
1lth, 18th, and 18th days of September next
The usual railroad facilities have been Sc
cured for the benefit of exhibitors and visit
ors.
Executive Committee-D. E. Gardner
John NJ. Millikin, 7. G. Jones.
During the Fair the following members oi
the Board will have the general charge o.
the different Departments:
Horses-John NJ. Millikin, Hamilton, O
Csttle-James N. Trimble, Hillsboro'
Sheer, Hogs and Poultry-Thos. C. Jones
Delaware.
Machinery, Implements, &c.-Wm. De-
Wit, Cleveland.
Manufactures, &c.-John Reber, Lancas-
ter.
Farm Produets-David Taylor, Columbus
Fruits and Flowers-N. S. Townshend,
Avon, Lorsin county.
Fine Arts-Henry B. Perkins, Warren.
For further information, address
JOHN 81. KLIPPART, Cor. Sec.,
Columbus, Ohio.
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RECRUITS WANrED.-Messrs. Haskins &
Cole are to be found at 14s Superior street,
and there enroll all able-bodied men who
may be desirous of joining the FOrty-frst
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0gstEra.

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
NJ POT QAte bolt 3 Maltby'sl CELEBRATED
OYSTERS
WILL BE REOEIHED DAILY
From his eatabiishment In BaltimOrs-put N q
cans and warranted treah and good or no sale.
Spice Oysters, and sardinss kept constantly on
hand.
BaltimeIs, New York and Princes Bay sh hoy
tBrs will be received daily by Ezpreg3.
~ OaAOElRs for sale BY the barrel.
W. W. GAINES, ARenfs
40 arpe-t~~ -s--st fria-afa-r
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PRI VA T e ,

P RI v A T E.
nR. KIN CONTINUES 10
} praetie Medicine and Surgery in Cleveland
where he has been located for eight years past Of
hce-No 81 Bank street, opposite Angler House; =
Dr X has had many years experience IN some OF the
princinaI private Hospitals in Europe and America.
specs attention paid to all olassa8 Of diseases Of
Chronic private and delicate nature o. both sexes
Or X Il agent for Dr. Videls French Periodical
Drops ChUTIOH-These Drops should not be used
by Ladies in certain condition, IS they never fail
to restOrs the menses. Price $500.
You, Who byindulging in secret practices, or RON
any other causes, have CONT acted that mind-hAr
rowing. ealth-destroyine disease, SPERMAT0RHRA,
or Seminal Weakness should cali Immediately on
Dr. :, and be cured as many ore doing daily
The office Is arranged that patients viii see nc
one Int the DR. All communications and business
strictly confidential All letters containing ice Of
81 will be promptly attended 20.
Post Ohios ADDRESS, Box Ao9. Onaoo open nom
A M TN RP. n. Iy3
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eug8-R11
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

1--WE c0ngFatulate our feadefs upon the
dBc0Very Of q sure cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia snd eli MsrrErial Diseases, which s et-
fctod without the use Of internal medicines, which
Destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
oaly In fsct, IL is the only known remedy eeSting
parfsct cure, and we feel warranted, from Its re-
dationE in calling the attention Of the ef-
fiotsd and those having friends suffering from khsu-
metism Gout or Neuralgia or tbs perniciOuB effects
OF Mercury, 70 the advertisement IN another column
of our paper, of Dr.. Lelnnds Anti Rheumatic Band.
hB-Sold by WEn. Flsk =. 0agaland. @. fee25
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Aer0lrRrs.

COLT'S AND On HEX hbVrLV--
J INC Pistols double and single fowliua pisces,
ki1es, Ammunition and sporting paratus IN great
variety. cheap. Also-Conrey's Alshine Tackle
such - Rods, Keei8 Lines, Hooks, Fliea, &C, &C.
Reed Fish Poles in any quantity, 81
"a. HATTEkS bEN'S Gun Store
lol Superior st., Cleveland, o.
~ airing neatly sE6c1ted ll
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PITTsBUReu, FoRF WAYNE AND Chicago
RN1RoAD.-It is reported that the damage
on this road by the late storm is very con-
siderable-that much heavy embankmentis
washed away, and several bridges gone be-
tween Crestline and Beaver. Three or four
bridges this side of New Brighton, east of
Alliance, are down and other damage to the
track, to what particular extent, we are not
informed. We learn also that every effort
will be made to repair all damages, at as
early a day as possible.
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CHIOAGO NIARKET-Aug. 13,

lBY ZKLEGRAPH,l
EI0UR-Market continues firm.
WHEAT-Markets shade easier, no. 75G97s; no.
CORN- Active and small advance. Sales mixed
26kMzHc ahoat.
OArS-Market firm.
HECHIPTS-4,500 bhla. -four; &C 600 bu wheat;
III 900 bush corn; u, ,O00 oats.
sHIPMENTs-2,GObb bbls -four; "a, 900 bush corn;
5000 bush wheat; 2,510 bush oats
FRRIGHTS-One cent advanced
EXCHANGE-4@H for currency.
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T Is EVEKYBODY'S FRIEND
HTHEZBODz APRREoIaTzs
P E r R 2 D A WI s"
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
FANLLY KEDICINF.

W & - E 5 s s9s aIiaon q iha public . az
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YrssEIs p.ssED.-The s0lIOwing ressoIs pas.ed ID.

VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the l2Eh:
Bound Up.-Prop Omar Pasha; bark Prince of
Wales. Hans Crocker, Hungarian, Water Witch,
London. Marquette, Canada, brig n NJ STANDARD;
schr ,SillinSton, Carrington, J Tracey, D licIn-
ness, D o Dickinson, Mason, DOrr, L B
Sheppard, Mary collins .t-
BOaad DoigH.-PTop Buckeye, Adrlatic; bark G j.
den West Torrent, w S Pierson; brig Fox, RosciGs;
schr Z Bemis, AIdeharanI Queen of the Lakes,
Star OF the North, u N Peck, 7 Y Avery, + War
ner, NJ Ballard, Maj Anderson, Golden Harvest,
Dauntless
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ld-aI-1--IIL a-lIILEl IFIITII1 :
The Pain Killer is purel- Tegstahle compound.
and while Il e most Efficient remedy or pain ft =
perfectly 8ato medicine even In the meat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-14

Of the yalue Of good remedy could Be produosd n
the following letter, coming Is it does, ungolcit
irom gentleman 80 well known in that part
Ohio.
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NY. STOCK nIARKET.-Aus. Is.

fBY TELEaRAPH.l
=mONRY-Oontinues plenty at 4G14H per cent on
call
STERLING EXCHANGE-Close heavy and
dull l06M@i 4 iOr bankers bills.
STOCKS-Dpened hrm but closed dull and low
er. Chicago Burlington Quincy 80; Cleveland 4
Cenfrsl7 q; Paoiic Mail 764; Erie 4Ih BIDS Y; n y
State Is lO; Mi sOuri 6s "a; California rs 56x Lou
isianR IS GA; Michigan IS 50; N Carolina 66H.
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MORNING GLEADER
NEW ApYEREIaRaIKNRn

Mould a Hogan Peaches.
Rettbers 4 Hausmann-HilitAFy Braid, 30.
Daniel R. Tildon-NOtlco to the Creditors Of A.
q. searls.