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And IVES 3, Trains leave: foAi
from Chembe,ssL NY. r rom Sth street
Express, Z and IL q. IA, 7,25, n Is A nm ana q az
and $50 and p, M. SIS D M ' Ae 80
roy and Albany with 10 rs n m fSund,,. l.
sleeping carl lois .. m oluded an-
Poughkeepsle train 8, q Is ga NJ Ana
m, LIS p. m. 80" " "''
Peekskil train, 400 m t%p m
Sing Sing train, g 90 IN Ia IS m .nA . ~ "a
and 50 and 90 D. IN easn NJ eN >'D e"e
Fishkl tram, SIS p. m ls3 D M.
=, sMlTH. superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

frsss TIA EsEniS0, No15olk, Va.
Ceph2io Pills accomplish tho objscs for 1hjsk
theJ were Lisde, VIZ: CEro Of headache In al its
soriEs. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

CRIB,, CRADLE AND BED BI,ANKETs
y. - aFd C0UNTERPANES, ali sizes sns anal,
no os, bso GSmiorts sheetngs Pillow Linsni and
Doyhes, &c; All at our proyerb,.IJr Isx n,nss'
marked in plain figures, NV Pi1ess'
% strangers, sojourners ard citizens
..o,.. PERRY BRO,
% S--os Penn. avenue and 9th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

GUNBoATs FOR til. WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTERMisTzR GRNRRAL's OFFICE,
Washi1gtoH, JKas II, 1851 (
boats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be immediately prep,,ed .ra
my pc exaElneG az the QprrteTmastsr's Ones Al
Nibolnnat. flt sburgh, End at this Office.
froPosalE from boat bull ers and eprine build
efs alone will be considered. iu
consideration, M n HTHfS ~ inso
jsl8 Quartermaster General ifntad ai t.ss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

Fros. Tia D.xassYs:, St. Cysas, Msss.
tfyol are, or have been troubled " ith ihs hc.d-
aohs, ssad tar boI, (Ce7haio Pills ., 30 thss VOC
may have thsm IL case "a kl.attacI,
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frsss TIA E=snix0, No<folL, VI.
Cephsio Pills accomplish tho obj.c for 1hjsk
thsy were made, VIZ: euro Of headache In al 100
PsSs 80 EssxtssY, ESzfsIk, ys.
s"ey hsyo hsen tested n moro than thsszsns
a@Iss' Win oHtirs suoe6rS.
Fros. Tia D.x.csra:, ST. cl.ss, Mas,
aoLs, ssad iar boz, (Co7haio Pills y 20 thss yor
FISss Ia Wss;:-= L. Il. 6zs.sss. CASsey,, H.
We Ssareiy endorse MIR. S,sltas. ans HIS az
nVsilsc CeghIlio Pills.
F.sH iAs SoxiktrS Ps;i FssGsy, nsas Orsss,, Ia,
Ey them you that ere Afflicted, sudNo ers .u1s
sas S Ssn g s0 s
ether medicine Dan produce.
Fre<s tAs 6sssi.s, DeSsassy., Is,sS.
an ssSd s T NOV not s1ans.. b.. Eas ia
Foa tSs Advertiser. Pyso:a..s,, Ill
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Ssry best f e. ,hs: Isy ssu'E! ss.as.as When
FIo7: sAs 81. Lssis BS<ssS,sl.
=, sa eemand for tss rr..sle tCsss2ls
ftss. !is Esasxka VsIssv Et.r, Sasx,,IE, -.
40 seIo tnst persons 81. sf.s With tho head
ACNE, VINO Try thora, will stick 10 tssvs
tres, :As :aassfts5. Sest5asl., Ell
The tsstlm0rfi IN their favor liz sSroEK, f,s.s ,hs
most respectable quarters 'h'
Fso<t ihs DSfIs Nsss, Nsrrsvt. RI
Cefhaiio lils are taking tho Dl,cs Of ali klads.
fross fAs CoSsssreiaI B,sI!s:is, Bostos, Ma.
said to be very efkoacIous for the headache,
tSom fAs Co11n's'etal, Ci.etmsati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

tfSss iAs Wss;:-s Z. Il. Gxsst.s, CAS.ays, H.
nvlllsd CsRhxlio Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

Fs~ iAs SosiAsrn PsIi FssIsY, nsos Oraas,, La.
.sry them you that ere afflicted sudwo ara sufs
lnat youl tesumonJ can bs sided 50 the pIfsasy
UHe!oos list that has received bens4{n tSst Ms
ether medicine oan prod uoe,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

S. N. GOODALE, Agent.
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NEW YORK mARKET-JuIv is-


FLOUH-Markst has advanced 60i0o with
moderate business doing for export and home con
sumption. Market closing rather quiet.
stl5a420 for extra state; %, 1904 0s for Supsrfn
western; gl.0i@4,S5 for common TO medium extH
We5torn; g,s54,s0 for shipping brands extra rOunt
hooped Ohio, Ss,i Oa6GO for trade brands d.
CANADA FL(lUk-Mafket rules frmeF Sails
500 ibis a. el,O5aT.00 for common to choice ez
RYE FLOUR-kiarket quiet at 50 a,sOassO.
CORN MEAICMarket unchanged.
WuISkK-ln iair request at tull prices Salel
ara 90 bbls AZ I6nl654e, chiefly at latter price.
WHRAT-Market lac better - ith pretty good
scas and vented sa,s are 100 bush GbiosaS
spring at 7la92c; H,2O bush northwestern club ..
sl@93 900 buah Racine spring at 92as5o; $50 bg
Minnesota at s2jf6g7c; 26 so bush Milwaukee club
at sl09Tc: 10 500 bEsh amber Iowa at 500 CLIO
Is qH bush winter red western az 81 l06l,i2; 20
Wbits Nisbiqsnat n. .2aj Is, 80 bush White Ken
tueky at 81 $40 bush inferior Green Bay spring
At 81: I,sOl bush new red Delaware Al ~ "a.
River at Csc; 90 bush western At 46tkc.
HARLEY-hothine Of Importance doing.
CORN-Market trihe better, with pretty good
demand for export and home consumption. salos
are 760 900 bush at 37ld4lc for damaRed new mixed
new mixed western Yellow 4lo TOR inferior sound
OxTszselling at 27@2so for Western and Cana
P6R H-Market Is rather easier with bettor bus
iness doing. Sales 100 bbls ct S5,509i563 for
messi 5000 for pfine; Sl6,0 for clear.
BREF-Market rules inactive with trifing sa'es
at S4,O@S4,5O for country prime; s5,0Oa5,50 for
country mess; Ss00l0s50 for Tspacked messi SlO,5e
GII,50 for extra mesa. 20. .sa. .t ? C.
PRIME MESS BREF-Market quiet and nom
-H BREF THANKSGIVING slowly at sla. seal4,ao.
CUT HIRAT8-MArket continues steady. Ssles
400 pkgs hams at 5o6c, including small parcel
Of city cut at Ic. Ti range Is 459be for shoulders
6G6c for hams.
BACON-Markst quiet and unchsnsed.
LARD Market steady. Sales are $40 bbls ct
BUTTRR- Selling at 7@i2o for Ohio; selsc for
State.
CHEESR-Markst steady at 207o ns in quail
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A BAD INvEsTxEEr.-An individual'Went
into saloon on River street yesterday af.
tsrnoon and called for something in tuna
bier, which was furnished and which was
disposed Of in the usual way. Not having
any money 10 pay for what he had taken,
an alteration ended in his leaving his hat
as com mpsnsation. Flushed with success
be entered second saloon just below and
vent through 3 similar imbibing process
there, and in like manner attempted to
leave without paying therefor. The fair
barmail Of this inn, being equal 70 the
emergency, followed and seizing the fel-
low By the collar, ordered him TO take of
his vest. Re did 50, she took possession Ol
it, and he departed. When last seen, he
was coming from a third saloon, minus hil
coat. BE probably kept the thing going
until his resources gave out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

CLEvtElso Wool DrROf Co.'S. cIRcULAa,
JuLY, Is, lseI.-we take much pleasure in
being able to record more activity in the
wool trade, and an improvement in prices
Thib embraces all descriptions Of wool, fine,
as well as coarse. We can, at this time,
place wOOIs at very satisfactory prices, rang
ing from "a to 40 cents.
There are ct this time an unusual number
Of dealers in our market, showing conelu-
sively that confidence is being restored,
though manufacturers have yet made their
appearance. Their absence does not effect
our sales, as our grades are sold from sam
pies, and to those parties who are familiar
with them.
nnnn.rn Ann..L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

NEw DRUs sToRE.-Messrs. Putnam q
Csekeril, formerly with E. L. Gaylord, have
opened a new Drug Store in the Weddell
House Block, directly opposite the LEADER
Office, where they are prepared to meet and
serve their friends, both new and old, with
everything in the way of-drugs, medicines,
and such fancy articles as are desired for the
toilet. These gentleman have both had
abundant experience in the business, and
may be relieo; upon as not only we'll quail
fed druggists, but as reliable business men
in every particular. iIUs
Smokers will find the choicest brands Of
cigars at Putnam & Coekerills: "
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OMMEROIAL.
lGEVEIIND 71l-I, 7I1RKFT-55Iv Is

I NV E-b'AIfD iAAh n bE-Suiy -
FLOU R-ln better demsnd. Ralss 90 bblu Inc
-four At s2oqi 20 bsls and - bbls xra at co and
sObbls Xxx 4S&.
WHRAT-steady. aud quiet. Sales I car red at
90c on track rar old DO from store at sOc.. and
car mixed at 80.
OORN-ssiss Of2 cars on track at 800.
8ATs-sale Of lear At '2O.
EGSS-sales at 80.
BUTTR2-R Remains heavy at 78sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

B Refrigerators and water-cooIers, of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezsrs, 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 W. L. MARVIN,
No. AZ, south-side Public Square,
july16tf Cleveland, o.
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RETRIsERATORs AT CosT.-Having no con-
venient stOre-room for the six Refrigerators
now on hand, viz: ''schooley," 'Jew-
ett's upright" and plain chests. will sell
them AT COST TO the frstcustomer that offers
thecash. W. P. Foaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

~Capt. Greenhalgh, with his steam tug
Niagara, will make an excursion Sunday
morning, weather permitting, up the Cuya-
hOga. Keisel, at the st. Clair, sells the tick
cts, which are only so cents per couple. A
band will accompany the party. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HERE
IN By given that we shall sell at Public Auc-
ton at the Depot of the O., O. & o. r. R., at BgTea
Station, Thursday August l5t 1851, at 10 O'Clock
A. Y. on said daT, the following property, to wit
Fifty one and three-fourths tons Of BEREA
GRIND ST0N Is, as the property OF s. b. Richard-
son, to satisfy lien on the same IN avOr OF J. n
S:earns CO., for S34f,oa.
f. NJ. D. STEARNs,
survivors Of }. IL Stearns & Co.
Bersa, July II Issl i1ITis:s4s
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GREEK vs.. GREEK.-ElePhant Bills spouse
and Mary Smith had little difficulty on
champiain street yesterday which resulted
in sundfy scratches and q loss Of much hair
BY both parties as well as the destruetion Of
the lower windows in the latter dsmsels
domieil.
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RUFFALO MARKET.-JaIy Is.

FLOUR--Market steady.
WHEAT-AIarket firmer and parties apart
Sales 30O0 bush white western at 026; 1900 bush
No. Chicago spfing at 75c. i-1l.
C0RN-Market firmer, and in fair demand
Sales 1901 bush ct s2@32fe, closing at the latter
figure
OATS-Market steady Sales are 8 O00 bush at &c.
CANAL FRElGHTS-Dnll; l0if on corn Ike
on wheat TO New York. -ailaf
LAKE IRIPORTs- 100 bbIs -four; ssOO bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn; 2oo0 bush saisi 5000 bush
rye
wheat; l40a bush corn 250O0 bush oats; I2,0o0 bn
barley; 4,00obush rye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSIC
IN -Bradbury's GOLDEN CHAIN, . new Sab
bath School Singing BoOz, Of the bast and latest
Music. PTi, Sl2 per 100 copies. Single copies IS
ceuts Sent By mail, postpaid, receipt n The
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
oswEGo aIARKKT-JaIr IS.

FLOUR-In good demand for Canada and the
east Sales 1000 bbls, including ,0O0 bbls extra
from western spring wheat at $3.50; ancy Is selling
for the interior and eastern trade at $3.50
WHEAT-Market quiet; holders not anxious to
offer their lots except at an advance, which buyers
will not meet.
Other grains quiet. =
CANAL FREIGHTS-Ste aour sc; wheat
Sc and corn 76D74c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-4O,4oo bush wheat 1900
bush corn. s....
wheat; s. 900 bush corn; 7,lcO bush rye.
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n. Y. STOCK nrARKET.-JuIy II

AIONRY-Remains unchanged and plenty.
STERLING EXCHANGE
STOCKS-Have reacted and are lower and dull.
Chicago Rock Island 4258; Gaiena Chicago 6of
Cleveland Toledo 81; Illinois Central scrip 6s4i
Michigan Southern l5i do guaranteed 3s; michlsan
Central l66 Harlem preferred Is ~; Harlem y; Hud-
son S.; Erie 2sH; New York Central TX; North
Carolina IS So Indiana IS ~; Missouri g. ~; Viz
ginie s. 476; Tennessee Sc 454i Georgia g 63 10
United States So ~ registered S; United States C
81 coupons 90; United States g 81 registered go
United States s IS SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain end
insanity. These baths equslize the circu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies--a female Oper-
ator in attendance. Ofi,e No. III Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

LADIES AID SoCIETY.-There will be an
adjourned meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety this afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at the Par
lOrs of the Stone Church. By order of the
President.
Friday, July 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

B Harper's Magazine and Frank Les
lies Monthly for August; London Art Jour-
nal for Julyj Home Journal, Wilkes Spirit,
&c, for this week, have been received by
Hawks Z Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

Ia Elder Newman, editor oflthe Millen-
nial Harbinger, Seneca Falls, N. Y, will
preach in the Baptist Church West side)
next Sunday during the day. Subject
/" Signs of the times" 2t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
II "A S0L0MONS0N.
Pfaetiedl and Scientific OPtiei

FFdedcal and Scientific OP6eiGR,
Keeps theiargsst aE15rtmeut Of thsmost improved
kinds OF SPEOrAOLES. ALI his Glasses, whether
for near Of far sightod, are ground EndeE his oWn
inspection, b. machinery Of new with
the greatest care, IS to suit the eyes in all cases.
curing Weakness. Dizziness or Lnfammatiou Of the
Eyes, and lmparting strength Cor long resding or
lnc sewing.
NJ Soiom0nson would hsre inform the public that
he never employs any one In the sale OF his Lenses.
~ Also, spiendld assortment of SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPE O0HPASSkS, &C., on hand,
- ARTITI0lAL EfES inserted without Esini
e. perfect a. natural
Hcfns nallsdkw
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MA R N 3.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
-'' EETEREDs-July II.
stnr. May Queen, Vigsr, Dstroit Il ~ q el.
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prop. Iron City, Turner Ontonagon.
Prop. Olean, Blaekman, Dunkirk.
PROP. Niagara, Lathrop, Bu1alo III.
schr. Waits sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
schr Meridian, FlOod, BayletL.
schr y. 7 Poneroy, honatt, Bnilalo, 4gD bbl salt.
schr Shook, Kelly, Marquette, 80 tons iron ore,
echr D. T. Warner, Manning, Buffalo.
ScoE r. HAYS, Fifisld, Swan Creek.
scoW o. Rich, Blinn, Port Huron.
oLzAR1D -,Ts t-l1
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit, 20
gfmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith Hunaio.
Prop. Queen Of the Lakes, Crary, Chicago.
Prop. Niagara, Lathrop, Toledo, -
6ohr Noupareil Davis, MaTquette, ,56l IRE brick.
schr' Watts sherman, harrington, Budalo.
sehr Shook, Kelly, Marquette. 1 s.i.--
schr. l.. Crocker, Brooks, Chicago, eco tons coal
schr. +. 7. Pomeroy, Mofatt, Marquette.
scow Belle, Semple, Detroit; iFfD aftf
Sow Z. Hays, FIheld, Buffalo.
N q n
VEssELs PAssED.-The following vessels passed De
trOit on the l7ihs qIGAH
Bound Up-Propellers Northern Light, Galena
Susquehanna, Empirei bark Massilon; brig Eanny
/ Gardner; sohooners ID. Slasson, ID. y. Avery y
Villas, SarGnac New hisbOnd, Charlotte, elira1gs
/ PloYer, Hy phsn, Q. North, Fremont, Flight Aeri
Bound Dovn-PropeIers Iron City, City q Aadi
/ sou, Cen Taylor Potomac bark Paeinei sshoones'
/ Starlight Petrel, Royal Aloert
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

FRAEK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
E sep24R26:ly
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CHIOAGO nIARKRT-JulI Is.
ley rrLrsRAPH.l s14l

IIl ILLkdAAFa9I
FLOUR-MarketI I0o higher il 4. !.
HRAT-Market Sc higher. Sales at 73d7lc fol
No. I, and 6s669c for No. . in store. III.
CORN-Market has advanced NC. Sales At &c for
mived adoat .lI
OATS-Market firm.
RECEIPTS-4O OU bbls -four; 81, 900 bush Wheati
lai00o bush corn.
SHIPIENTs-I7.OOO 600 bu wheat; 2OI,OOO bu corn;
Is 90 bush oats. frs s.-t s..- .-
FR EIGHTS-HaEe advanced &c; engagement1 .
at SC on corn TO Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

On.-The undersigned Is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vstA ina superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and KinsDsn streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. II. KIDNEY.
isnI8RI6
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BBEES96B FSSSSBi
EODDl

To al suffering frOm O0Daumption, incfpient or
confirmed, or IRON debility Of any kind; or from
msnfll or nervous prostration, brought on b. any
cause; or from scrofulOus complaints; CT from dis
eases ot the kidneys or BLADDER and 70 Ladies suf-
1ax eTe liable to- and which eagender Oonsun pton,
ema. THE BLOOD FOOD
a ogered ns Certain Aad Reliable ReInedT. Differ
ing in every particular from the patent medicines Of
the day its ache1cal cor 5instion Il BON l.
PHUR and EHQSPHDR0s, ofVery great worth, and
many HUNDREDS bes gladahd grateful testimony 70
the bonafts L has -slerred on them
OHDR0H = DUPONT, l09 BroadWay, New York,
ere the sole propri8tOra OF the artfCe and have IN
conseQuencs 81 frand attempted HP0n the public,
ohanRed the color Of the outside Wrapper tr0m BED
% WILLOW and increased the size Of the bottle to
ounCe1. Be VEN cautions Ia buying 70 see that the
hcsimllo Of their fgnEtrB q on the outside Of the
WRAPPER, Is all cthera are cou terieits. In cOnae
luence Of the large demand cor this article, tbs fol-
owing druggists have al ordered snd received SUP
riiss of the new kind, viz
Chas. A. KimbaIl, Wm. 8. French, J, B. Hayes,
"A. EtauiaiE, and samuel Eidder lr., Lowell
- Sold bY Wm. kISKE, Drugg' {, Cleveland,
Ohio. Sb25:dsw
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We co2gretulate our readers upon the
discovery Of sure cure for Rheumatism, 1out and
Heuralgia, and al MefcuriAl Diseases vEich ig el-
ectod vi thout the Of internal Ueeicine, which
destroy the consultation aud give temporary reliei
only. In Act II ID the only known remedy esgtine
q perfect cure ard feel warranted, from its re-
oommen lions, in calling the attention Of the al-
aicted and those having iendB suffering from kheu-
matialn eouf Neuralgia, or tbs perniciOdg effects
of Eercury 10 the advertisement Al another column
Of our PAPER Of Dr. Eeland'g Anti Bheumatic Band.
1S-Sold By Wm. FISK 4, Cleveland. @. feb25
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Coon CRoPs.-The Plain Dealer of yester-
day evening says that the brother-in-law Of
the Mississippian who came to town yester-
day g y
Z 6Raised $780, 900 bales Of cotton last year
Of which he contributed 100, 900 bales TO the
/ lConfedeTacy. This year he will raise eOe,-
600 bales and intends to give it all to the
cause, besides $50, 900 in money.
This fine crop would give nice little in
come of two or three million dollars per an
,uu,. and ia t.robabl7 sample Of the tim
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DIED.

In Oayuga, n. Y, on the 18th ult after a short
67th year OF his age.
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ERw WHEAT.-The first car Of new wheat
Of the season was received to-day, from Ma
rion, BY Otis & BrOwnell, and sold to Mr..
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iys:s51. Cleveland, Ohio.
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~ s. Lyman is bound to close out the
balance Of his summer stock ofgoods speed
ily. He has put the prices down to so low
figure that he will be sure 10 have rush.
Mr. H. never promises what he does not
not perform, and for many years past has
been in the practice of closing out his stock
at the end of the seasons business at about
cost Rsad hia advertisements and then go
to this favorite establishment and buy what
you want.
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W. Fox's celebrated Farina Crsekers,
W. R. Cheese Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime, Flour, and general assort-
ment of groceries, can be found al George
sprsgue's, oviatt's Exchange, foot Of supe-
rior sineet. t1a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

1 adTisssTer one who has Cough or Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, or any dilcaltY Of the
Throat TO get package OF my Throat C,nlectioRs,
they viii relieve instantly, and you will agree
With me that "thsy go right to the spot' You vii
and them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for stIiog your Cough
or aIlaying your thirst. II You try one paskaes
an sais in saying that yo1 viii ever afterwards con-
sidoT thsm indispsnsibls. You viii ind them Al
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. Al others are
eountsrisit.
package viii be sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of Thirty Oeats. Addr IS,
HENRY @. sPALDIHG,
As Cedar street, New York.
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~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrd'S
Liver InvigOrstor.
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MARRIED.

In Cayuga, N. Y, on the IIth ult., by Rev. John
N Guion, GEORGE COWIhG, of Seneca Falls, to
Miss HELM D., youngest daughter q the late
Judge Mosely Hutchinson OF the former place,