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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
NEW YORR aiARKRT-Aug. 3.
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FIOUR-There Is better export demand and
market for common grades has advanced Sc per bLl.
Sales sI,oo bhls as SIlO@l, rs for superno state;
si5oHl 20 for extra state; S3,s5s,05 for superfne
wsatern; Sa.9UlaI,;0 for common to medium extrS
weatern; St,95,lO for shipping brands extTr round
hooped 0nio so7cg6 40 for trade brands do market
fiKSA1A, FI1OUR-AIarkst shade irmer. with
asles q s5co h5is at s40O4 Us for superfne; Si29
RYE Fl.OUR-In moderate request, at s22i@
CORN afRAI-Marks steady with GALES q, s,r
bols at AS for Jersey; S30o0s,O5 for Brnndyvine
NHlShf-Ia sood reQu. 81 at full prices. SALES
WHkhT-Hlls advanced lac With limited
supply and agOed export demsnd.
Salss Ars ~, 10 Sush Chicago spring at saae3Se:
coed northeastern club at 9339.c; So 400 bush Mi
wankee club at seas 90; $50 bush extra do al 81 05;
s,090 bush am Ser Iowa at ISL ella rs, 225n bush
very choice amber Iowa at s. ,tosI,os; 500 bush
at S,l5ll l611; 400 bush white Michigan at 81 q5
a. 81; and l,z9a white Kentucky at 81, IS.
~ .,a- - t- met ana steady' sales are ,2oo
BARLRY-Alarket dull and nominal.
CORN-There is only mod-Tafesupply and with
a good export demand; tho market has aivanoed h
per bush. Sales "a 90 bush at4s 465fc for good sound
Shipping mi5ea ~ssteTn; Ssa4sc for eastern do; sg
OATs-Dun g Se92se Tor Canadian; sl189S2Hc
POR K-Markst less active and scarcely 50 firm.
SALES are ~ bbls At Sls,iai for mess; Sla50@
HEEF-MaFket quiet and stealy. Sales loe bbls
at Sa0@Slsg g for eoiatry prime; 55Oor ooun-
tTy mess; ss,gElOs ior rePaekse ness 81. .5O9l3 so
FIlillE EEss sEEF-Marsot quio. and nom
EEEF z AlAlEI.ssJ.sselliaz At s,i.OO@lsOn.
95c for shoulders; 696c for hs:--
HACON-AIArkst quiet and unchGngsd
LAR g-a.al,tes shade frmsr. SALES are SO
Bur liRss -saIi9Css salozo Tor ohio; saus
z 'CSHaskiEsR-msrEst sseaiy at 7ass a. IN quail.
u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

Two FAcTs.-We are informed by mem
Der Of the Artillery, that after the taking
possession of the enemy's camp at Lsurel
Hill considerable number Of letters were
found, which had been sent by cur soldiers,
chiefly Of the 14th regiment 10 their friends
81 home. How these had fallen into posses
sion of the enemy II is difficult to tell. The
letters from the interior were al despatched
by special messenger TO the Eostofiee at
Grafton, and none Of the messengers had
ever been seized. Il seems probable thss
treaehery must exist in some one Of the
pOstofies.
Our informant also says that among the
1etters found in the rebel camp, he saw one
written to the Richmond Engairer, evident
ly by the correspondent Of ghst paper. The
racy writer went on to give a detailed ac-
count Of the doings Of the contederate forces
in that locality, and their successes
ssThe Yankee abolitiouists," he remarked,
stare within mile and half Of us and a
fight is hourly looked for" HealsO gave the
details Of the skirmishing during the last
two or three days, in which the voracious
statement was made that olhe confederate
loss had been two, while 100 yankees have
bit the dust, and it was not probable that
they could stand It much longer" At the
bottom Of The letter, however, was private
notetO the editor, in which he ''rather
thought the yankees had got the best of
them so far"
This would seem to be far specimen Of
the honesty Of Southern correspondents, and
that such g remarkable unanimity 10 exsg-
crate in their own favor, should exist, would
seem to indicate that there is anunderstand-
ing to this effect among the rebel writers.-
The truth is sometimes toOunpleasant 70 be
told.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

WooL.-"he wool clip Of Ohio this year is
unusually large, probably it will amount TO
not less than eleven OF twelve millions of
pounds. Inmany parts Of the State, especi-
ally in the fine wool counties Of Licking,
Hsrrison ana Columbiana it remains unsold;
the growers not willing to sell at present
prices. In this section Of the State nearly
all have sold. Mr.. F. Sessions, wool mer-
chant Of this city, has bought on his own
account about $50, 600 lbs. at an average of
IS or 25,. Our farmers have been impToV-
ing their breed Of sheep, until they now
raise some Of the best wool in the United
state5-this year their extra grades bring
bat little more than course snd medium, on
account Of nearly all the woolen mills ofthe
country running on army goods, which re-
quire medium and low wool. We have no
doubt the fine wool will be wanted sooner or
later, and farmers that can hold will proba-
bly, get more remuDerative price during
the fall. We notice in many parts Of the
State that medium wool is advancing in
price 10 25G2se.- Col. Jour, Sd.
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--latest from Lake superior.

The North Star, Capt. Sweet, arrived at
this port ct s o'clock, Saturday eTening.-
We are indebted to Mr.. Coleman, Mate,
sor the following memoranda Left Bay
Geld Monday, Jaly 20, at A. NJ. Portage
Y p. NJ; ontonsgon; Tuesday, A. n. I;
Eagle River, 2 P. N; Eagle HarbOrs P.
NJ; copper Harbor, Wednesday, July slst,
l2h.
August Ist, arrived at Marquette 10 A. NJ.
Al saroustss we're schooners Ellsworth,
Wellington, B. Parsons, JnO. L. Gross, Non
psriel, S. FiIorier, Comet, Shook, Flint
KeSebam, F. T. Barney, Cartwright, Wing
oftL Vine FonianslIo, Arrow, St. Andrew
Bousmsn, and Jno. Weber.
Left Grand Island P. NJ. Of White
Fiah Point met steamer City Of Cleveland
and propeller Baekus, bound up. OF POini
frOQois, passsd schooueru NOnPariel and J
j. Gross.
Lea sault August I'D at ia. n. At Top
sail Island met schooner FarWeIl in tow o
tug Ives, bound up. At Sailors EncamP-
ment met steamer Sea Bird bound up. A
Mud Lake, propeller IRON City bound up
Propeller City q Madison hard aground be
low Port ssrnia-
The North Star brought down Is tons Na
tional mine copper, 81 tons Cliff, ? ton
Phoenix, 2Oo1f barrels white 6ah also u
/ passengers.
she leaves for Lake superior so-mOrrON
evening
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- We invite attention to The aavertis

Sa- We invite attention to the advertise
nisnt Of n. Heisel, in another column. He
is the Oldest confectioDer in Cleveland, hav-
ing commenced business in 1888, and has
carried it on up to the present time
Having taken the room lately vacated by
Mould & Numsen, he has fitted itup in su-
perb style, and is now prepared to receive
his friends. The past success Of Nicholas
in business, is sure indication that he
knows how to please the public, to whom
we commend him and his new and elegant
establishment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

SUPPER TO Co. D.-on Saturday evening
the members Of Artillery Company D, who
have just returned from Virginia, sat down
to quiet little supper, given them by their
Captain, Percy VI. Rico- The evening was
passed pleasantly, each Of the members
making short speeches in reply taapprOpri-
ate toasts.
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OsWEaO aIARKRT-Aus. 8.

hIair BK THLEoRAPH.l
FLOUR-AIarket unsettled. Sales yi25a4,T5 for
fancy from spr wheat.
WHEAT-Market duli, supply light Chicago
spring MOL held at SIC; Sales no bush.
tORN-Harket stead. Sales 1000 bush at q Nc
Other grains nominal.
CANAL Steady; -four &c; wheat
&c and corn 7c to Now York.
LAKE IMPORTs-22,sOo bus wheati $500 hush
rye
corn.
Canal exports Gor mouth OF July-45 sss bbls tour,
694, 1876 Sush wheat, l072 6i0 bush corn, 6bush
oats, s62A bush barley SsOs5 bush rye, l,ll5 bush
peas.
Exports since the openingof navigation to August
Ist-lt9, ,a0gbbIs oar, s,a31,alS bush wheat,
bush corn S3l2e rush OATS z0.e2 bush barley las
653 bush rye, 28 bush peas, As S3 100 It lumfer.
Receipts OF canal tolls at COilectorE Office in this
city to Aug. an increase OF Sll4l over
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
THE CITY

TIE COLOxEr OF Tbs FIRST REonESF.-
We arc informed that the gallant McCOOk,
Colonel Of the lst Ohio Regiment is expect
ed 70 be in this city on Tuesday next, He
viii of course be received with appropriate
honora BY the erays, and dress parade win
undoubtedly be gone through with.
Il is a well known fact that Colonel Nc
Cook was almost idOliaea BY q his bOys' in
Virginia, and his coming win afford much
satisfaction to those Of them who are here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

CREleHTOE zoUAvEs- Company B, Capt
Frank D. Stone. is about fun. The men are
all we'll chosen and seem calculated to 90
through with the campaign with credit to
themselves a0d to Cleveland. WsbOpethat
an opportunity may soon be offered to Capt.
Stone to distinguish himself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

FIas.-At hslf-past 10 O'Clock last night a
Gre broke out in a building situated on the
line of the c. c. C. track, just beyond the
Mahoning crossing. The FIRE burned with
considerable brightness for some time. We
did not learn what building was burned.
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NY. STOCK REARKRT.-Aug. 3.

ETONEY-Continuss plenty at 4a5 per cent On
cali; but paper ranges from 7@9 per cent Is in
sTKRLING RxCHANGE-ClOssd frm at
lO7<GlJ74 bankers billa.
RTOCKS- Little better. Chicago & Rock Island
$685.; Galeua Chicago 6336; Ill Central scrip CA;
Michigan Soathern guaranteed 5e4; buyer 81 days;
Harlem ": do preferred 255S; Hutson 3456; New
York Central 769f; Pacific mail 73z Penn 795S; Mil
waukee Prairie du Chen "a; Heading 36f; Pana-
mn IgT: Cleveland, Columbus & O noinna-i 94{;
Cleveland 4 Oledo 2SS; Louisiana IS 90; n Caro-
lDa Is SO; Tennessee 90 -; Michigan Sg14; Georgia
Sc " Missouri Sc 434; Caltfornis 7s 76S; Treas
ury y per cent lOl; do 6s y6; United States IS 81
coupons So do s. 81 coupons $685.
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PEEsOSAL.-Captain Clinton, of the 10th
Infantry, who has been for several months
stationed as recruiting officer in this city,
has been ordered to Fort Columbus in New
York HarbOr. He will probably leave to-
day for his destination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

JusT cOxPIErED.-N. Heisel has fitted up
his new Ice Cream and Rrefreshment
Rooms, No. 122 Superior street-nearly op-
Posite the JOhnson HOuse-in a style supe-
riOr to any in the city. He is now prepared
to serve his friends and the public generally
in satisfactory manner. Parties and we'd
dings supplied.
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BEOOD FOODi
BLOOD EOODl
HETnn EOUDf

- al auasring from Consumption, incipisnt or
.nnfrnSso az fr0m debility Cf any kindi oT nom
S--tsi - nervous srostrationi hrOught On by any
snss: or DON scFofuleus compiaintsi OF nom dis
-SsS 80 tiineys or bladder; and 20 Ladies SUI
7-irr ~ q fs i1n1y distressing complaints teir
- - iilhlcf To- and ahich engencer Oonaa
TaE BLOOD FOOD
a -a1SInf sr Oertafu and Reliable kern6dgs D1nez
f1rir essry rrfscunr from the Ratsnt medieinea q
ehe DAY, & S eheulica corr atio1 q y.
V7IfJt ana HOS PHOHee, oiForg e5I5at ilurtni ano
S-Sv drcis bep sisd ant grateful testimony 70
~ f.a-affa Il hagc lisFrad on them.
CHuRu8 4 DBP0HTi go Brosdgay, heF YORK
- fr qoe rrorriefors Of the ariicei and have II
e7nss. .TaIios q traud Gtts11ptod Epon TIE public
r1-fr. tbe col0r Of the oEtaIde Nrspl1r tf1in RE1
= and increased the Eizs Of the bottle 70
511fE- Bs very cautious n buyinE 20 see that the
ila q tfair linst1rs q on tae outElqe Of the
----lT - Al cthera are c0u tterisits In col39-
Tns15 81 ths lsrSs dsmand Tor tnz article, the iQ-
oVirr DRUGGISTS have all ordered ana rooelyod SUP
sslies a. the nov kind, riH.
fIhrs. Al Kfra5aii Rm. u. hrsnchi J. X. hayes
a etsuieis and Samuel kiddsr gr-i Lowell.
- sbz5sdkE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE BEsr.-PeOple are beginning to learn
where the best of coal oil comes from. To
those who are still in ignorance, we would
say W. c. scoheld 4 Co. are the manufac-
tureP Of just such an articls IS you require, at
their works on St. Clair Street, near the An
Rier House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

- Dlreetiols Aecorlpang kach Bottle.
SOLD By MOST MEDICINE DBALERs.
tT5ee sf SyTilp 81; Cefsts % essts psr Botgs. i
2. \. HARRIS 4 CO., Pr6pristors,
Dor " esteru States. lfnefrnafi. Chf,
10 whom all orders for she above Nsdicsnss mas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

E-Me ccngIatulate our feSelfs Z POI tLle
flseoverY Of 3 sare e1re foE kheualatls1 Squt and
EouruigiE, and al lerenriel Dlses liea q -
sfroT tila constitutioh end give tsDporary RELIEF
s-,. n net, it e the only kpoan r9Leoy e1eetine
rdaffnne, IN calling the ntlent3on OF the AZ
fif5 ed fhoss hayinF trie1d1 lusEing iqfa hneu-
1sesfT-I ffout CT AC1rlt!l or tl9 sif-sl.
~ 7=u-r9. TO the ldveFtlggl y n0tnel column
- ~ - az Df LalandE Autt-h1 1egl.er1c sand
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RarUMaTI6S SGRE 2sB EfRS6ts AaR 4 8 hD,soRDsa&


DIR. Stephen Sweet. OF Connection
The great natural Bone ssliar.
Dr.. Stephen Sweet, of COnnecticui
Is known an over the United states-
Or. Stephen Sweet, Of GsDnecticut
l. the author Of Or. Sweets Ini3 a e Bininont.
DIR. Sweets Infallibls 1 iniment
Ozrss Rhsunstisn and never aiss
DIR. Sweets lnfallible l.iRiment
Cures Buras and scAlds imnsdial b Cd
DR.. Sweets InfalIibls l.iniment
L. a certain remedy for Ss1ralgla
DIR. Sweets Infallible LinimeDl
l. TIE bost rensdy sor sprains snd Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Curss Headaehs imnsdssisly ans asysr hIa.
DR.. Sweets InfaIlible Liniment
Anoris immediate rsiaff0r Pilea. and seldom iii,.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Curus Toothaehs n one minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Oerss Cuts, wouuda imusdiassly. laayiHg 10 scar
Or. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il he bet rumss for Sores IN tie known VoEia.
DR., Sweets Infallible Llniment
lies been used By nors than mlilo1 psogl' and
% prailsit
DR. Sweets InlaIlible Linimenl
Is truly ''i-isud IN ssod I" anasTsE5 fAHiiy ahs,a
Dr. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
Il ors,ls bya Il fDrurgists. Price 9 senls.
= RICHARDSON B 90,
.,t-7,a.wR1s Sole Propri6fors, Norwich, c.
- ssis bgsl ong AFnstroHg SOLE Agans for
e-l w.
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MEp0lpera.

OiOLTiS AND OTHER RkVOLY-
~ lAG Pistels. double and silgls ~ liaf p,se,
variety cheap. Also-Conruyis Elshing Tackle,
gach e Rods Reels, Lines Hooks, Itea, &C, &c.
Reed Fish poleo in any quantity. At ~
n. HATTE rs LEf'S GuA Store,
l02 buperior st., Cleveland, o.
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aNllIiAeEI
OPENED THIS DAY

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DIED.

in'ant son OF ravid B. and Cara T. Sexton, aged S
months.
Fuuera from their residence, 81 Prospect street,
this (hIonday) afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

- RsfrigoratOrs and watsr-coOlers, Of
all the mo 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, st the stove and CRATE
emporium of vi. MARVIN,
No. A, sOuth-side Public Square,
iulyl6f Cleveland, o.
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- The price Of the MoRnEa LnADEH to
ssu SCENTS q One Dollar and Fihy Cents
per hundred and no deviation under any
cireumsiapeos.
The postsgs on ne LnADEl, 70 GsWI
Doalsrs, ls one-foarih ofs cent srcopy.
We would prefer that parties remitsing
postage stamps should ssnd usOne and three
cent Instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

: ~ The regular monthly meeting of the
{" Ladies' Christian UuiOn will be held on
Monday next Aug 5th) at O'Clock P. NJ,
in the Rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A., Perkins
Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

ELEoTEIo BATH-Dr. Gibson'a new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheumA-
tism, neurAlgis, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equali1e the eircu-
latiOn and remove almost every dipease In
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfac-
dOn to the sick The Pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Opsr.
stor in attendance. ORse No. III Ontario
street iys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

~ Twenty-Five kegs prime Western Re-
sarve butter for sale low At George spragus's
Ovintt Exchange. aa7 EnU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

sORG NIPPLES AND SORE ETEs, ~ f-
the Csrste is tie only thing required C cara a
should b Kept 70 the fo1ss of sToEy Ramily.
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q URTOUs KOINUIpENCNI
SLOAN UHDER THE O0UETER

BnITH AND OTHERS IN A BO1lII
NORRIS in sight With his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION. POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle ind the Lest hedictne IN uae
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 20 such Animals.
They are Sovereign Remedy Tor OoldeB Qoughat
Loa8 Of Appetite, Hide bound, Dstem peret &C.. &c.
Those Powders always give satisiectlony Is the
ThouuEnds who have used them, eau testify. See
Circular. Try them. For sale By j. \. GAYLORD
3. w. Palmer, Benton Brothers. and strong Z Arm
stronq Cleveland, o., sn5 ~ al Dfufglst1 IN the
country Also at wholesale b. tho PropFietor at l6l
Ontario street, CloTelEnd, Okso, 20 ao-n en orsrl
uEIst b addressed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

m sWEE-'s IEFAILEsLH bIEIEsi'I q PR psirod
ross t,le recipe Of Dr. stephen sWest. Of Con
nsoticu ths great bonesetter' and haa ogen usa n
- r-.stse - ta lasl tEehtY ysars with ths most
.-t-ri.FInr SSacass As Al sEtsrnal romelJ L b
i.fout rival. dnd win silsviate pain more szeed
A. ftsn other prsEarstion. For Ell hheametio
nd Eefvo BIsordsrs Il "a trulJ iniRllible and a.
curstrs for 6ors1, Waands, sprainsi Bruisoss &C.,
IA soothine healing. and poy'-Tfal strengtheninR
rropsrias azaite tbs E1t Fona-f and astonisinlent
q su wto have ever gisen Il . tKiAl- over io1r
nunared osltidoatss Of rsnarkshla cures, pl oz1od
b. e sitsin tls last tso ysaTIs attest this taot
Forsais by Ssrcug 3 Armstrong and Nm. risks.
- ,Fra-tizsrae-t Bsp77- Sd &W Q
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G0F SaIF or 8F1t,

E0R E.-THREE. GoooD
Horses at reasonable prices, enquire ct Mrs.
kgsElck's farm, St Clair road, Esst Cleveland.
aug236.
ITO LET.-BK,CK DIV ALLINd
II HQUSE, containing IONS, corner Of Erie q
kOciCEell Streets. Apply on premises, or 70
-, n q. Bsi,lS5 "; ,JOh1ss 5ls
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IT ls AVEAYBODYIs ERIENDl
HTzRYBODT AFPRROIAFRs
Pc RRY VS.
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

long te1isd and unrfFalIsd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

TEn Ann WoRA,-We are informed that
the army worm has mads It's sPPearanee IN
Psrme Township, and thRtit is committing
oOnsidershls ragagas among the farms Of
fhat locality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

POtIoE.-MarianDa Bsrferle and Henrietta
Punch, disOrderly conduct in tho street.
Fred Adams, stabbing with intent to
wound.
Pat Cavanagh, obtaining money uader
false pre'enses.
David Tilburn, assault and battery.
VIM. King, soliciting passengers.
R. Cummings assault and battery.
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ffeYneas at 4aiI.
IOsEPH POOL.

T0sEPH POOL.
AFTORNEY AT LAW.
i9I sUPERIQR sgREzI ostzsl--e
II y. sPALDING, ATTORNEY 4
A--I-f i1hie- ds1l
G=-fdR E BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Counoolis1s at Law. Ol-cs lte eqperlof
.SpEB. y. n. ATTORNEY AT
- ~ tFarfsn- ElEu bril coEltff Ohio. Once
e. A i4s-r, sEreet ezesa-i
STi1;sfTT7I7S n tlS0H AkE RIDDhE,
IA ~ -. = ItE. Oncs ho.7Q eulsll1i
trss., sisVsiand. osio- 4 8 as61I diasf -
IanaI
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~ .. MALfB1S VAc4bh DN.
Naz PoI QAts Holt : Aalst5s3 CEllEBElAIAa z
OISEAhk
VIII BIZ REcEIyBD D4iIR
Tron Ms csfablilhmsnt n Ballimore-prt - =
orrg 40 Va rrrnntsd freah ara good 1r 70 aa.e-
Also harnnsticallY asalsd lT5ierl loat toff -1ss
s1ics l1TIfsrs, s1d 6ardine7 keSt con-tsn q
R5itImorr Nss York and Pr1ncs1 Bay 8hsil O
tsrr vriIi - rocsiFud taily ~ k1f-ess-
~ CaauElils f5r NJ. b the eerrel- .
". W. dalNE1, agrl.la II
- 4 - Rs1ssrioE IlEsgs. cIaieana
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ITIrII7lI - 177I1IIIIN. 2 -
= sr, che LARGEST taoffulsnt Of the most improved
80. 1f srEoIAghEs. An his Giasaea, Whesfef
- 1a.r or fa1 glzhfed, sre ground nndef his osp
- nnchiue-F o. q uaW ccnstru via
- care, 90 a. tc suit tie eyes IN al casell
1900 a. lrIe lzi DIZZINESS o. Imam nlnatlon q -
Lea and tu1Efing sffensEn iof ion4 .1ns o.
ssl5r ,lsou Wss;id here inform ths public taai
hs nerer ems. 5a az el.s y - & ~ ~
rsTTr.7 ~ g, COMA IS SIS Eo-s On hano
FIttlAIi EfA - ias1rted uitnous b,aai
drsiosSSs u salorior stsssf. uueer ssSien
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

fho inIloEins q ~ extract fro1a letter written
N tts nastcr Of Aartlst Uhurch 70 tho " Journal
snd Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
uus. n hsoF q thai Eo.la-rzncEnoa lss1ioinss Of
,Nss WIssIsH'a sooEEEEs 6TsUP s0B CHEIsEzz
Fr~H-rat
ssFe Ss An adTeTiissmsatfr yplr eoIuzneH ., ai-r.
EinsioEas Sootbing Syrup. SOW 20 neTsr seid
ord IN tsvo- II peteni msdloiDe ngioTs r. oar It's
butSs ts eoapcled 20 say % YouF Tea6srE tas this
n hurihas-Ez skYn TAIEn 4, AED EsoW II 70
ssr II ci.a-ns. y 5 prohably, one o. tie mos.
oosssei risi1inos q fe day, bscsuss It Is ono Of
- Fs siiose Of gouT rsadsls Eho have baoisl
s-n'e Do bsftsr tlan - lay IN uuFply."
.-t-.rr.--,s n r~tr.4ha- -rtuu1u nauc2Bqf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
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FzAnK PARKEE.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages At reasqoable figures.
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