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NY. STOCK nIARKRT.-AaG. 20

fBT TELBGBAPH.I
HIONRY-Continuss plenty at 4a5 per cent on
call
HTRRLTNG GEKCHANGE-Closed heavy and
dull l07G1t X sor bankers bilis-
BTOCKS-0pene1 brm but closed dull and high
err Chi-agO 4 Rock Island 35&; leveand Toledo
2e; Galena 4 Ceicsgo 6l5s; Reading s3i Hudson q
Erie Z55z. Erie prefrd s. Central q, seller ;
DAYS; Pacific Mail TX Kentucky Is, n; Georgia 67A
Missouri 6s 42; Virginia 81: Tenn s. 424; Indiana
IS IS; . S6s 81 registered sISs > s. 81 coupons
se; q s. IA coupons 50.
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VESSELS PAssED.-Tas following vessels passed De

VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De
troit on the 10Th: ae
Bound Up.-Prop Illinois; bark Arctic, Torrent
schrs Contest, Shook. VI i aa r
Bourd Dorm Pr Kenosha, Snsquehanna, Omar
Pssha Ontario; bark Sunshine, Badger Stale, Ma
omi, Danube, Great West, mo y Contribution, City
o Buffalo; brig Yong America Commeres, nohe-
eau: schr s A DOuglas, Arcturus, Leader, Grape
shot, Republis, A Hart. Lively, Grenada Malrus
AToselle Enterprise Da' len, Col Williams, Horny
Hsgar Delns De Wolf, Hubbard, W bite Squali, Gui-
ieIma Jupiter, St Paul, @ n johnson
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naWRan nIARKRT-Ana. %.

OSWEGO nARKET-Aug. 30.
[BT TKLESRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-No wheat 10 the Market Sales las
night g. sO0 bush led western at Sl,h.
COHN-market very scarcs and hrmer. Sales
60 0 bush Ill at 4ic.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FR RElGHTS-Stead -four Hc02so
Ehesf Sc; and corn 7c, to New York.
LAKE, ImP0RTS-52 bbls -four; 1000 bush
wheat; $3.50 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-44eO bush wheat: 4g7
bbls -four; 1850 bush corn.
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We congrgtrlate our Teaderz upon ths
fiscoTsry Of e snTo cure for RhenEssisus Goat and
Eouralgia, and 81 16rufiai Diseases Ehich y e!-
fotsd without the ugs Of internal medicines which
fa1trpF fha constitution and giFe Temporary raliei
1lT IN isct, e is the only known romedy efesticg
omuoeDdations, in calling Che attention OF the A.
icfsi sd fhoss haTing friends suffering nom Bheu-
6si1rn Cont Or Esuralgia, the pernicious enecta
of IeTC1ry to the advertBsme ent n smother column
~ on pg7cr, Of Dr Leland bbeumssic Bond.
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DKETAL CoEvEEEIoE.-The annual Ma
tionsl Convention Of Dentists is to convene
as Trenton Fails, New York, next week.
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FoR LAKE suPER1oR.-The steamer
ClsEslaud leaves the dock Of Hnasey 4 No
BEidS this evening, fOE Lake Superior.
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NJ The New York Ledger, Mercury,
Scientific American, Harpef's Weekly for
this week, &c, haS beer received by Hawks
Bros. @
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- For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs- Ri
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POLIca COVRq.-Ths co1rt was not in ses-
sion yesterday morning. A full docket Of
petty criminals win be examined this morn
inc.
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DIED.

On Monday, August 18th. 1t the residepce Of her
son-in.laW, a. NJ Harmon, 257 PrespecI street. Mrs
SUSAN BATES, aged 50 years.
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend
Inth's city. August -, 1851, HENRY SMITH,
aged a. years and months.
SD-springheld. Mass, papers please copy.
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M A R IN E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. D.-AUG. 20.
~ MI

KNTERED.-AUG. %.
stmr May Qneen, Yiger, Detroit.
Stmr. City OF Buffdc, Perkins, Buffalo.
Prop. Oweg1, HOwianf. Dunkirk.
schr SpeedWell, Bennett, Bufa o. $50 bbla aalt, 70
bags salt.
schr. Gen Ellsworth, Scott, Marquette, 52lH tons
iron ore. Stone & Co
Schr. MADEIRA, Carkey, 0.w go, $40 bbls salt Otis
BrOWneMs ta
Schr Frank Ora stord, ffeta, Pigeon River, OOM
n. lumber, Crawford. 81
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FRABK PARKHR.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. / HOrOes and
Carriages at reasnuAble 6gvres.
ssp2GR9S:Iy
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ELECTRIC BArH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equsliIs the oircu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfsc-
ton to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room in the city for lsdies-s female oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
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wEsTERx REsRHyE RLaeERs = Editors
Leader ~ wish 70 state through your col
umns that the report circulated By some per-
son that the "RangerS would not be receiv-
cd, }" is false. The Rangers viii be muster
cd and fully armed and equipped through
out Saturday, 24th inst. Horses, clothing,
erms, &C., will be furnished immediately
and the company encampsd near the city.
hope no officer authorized 70 recruit, has
90 far forsOtten tho purpose for which men
are bsing enlisted as 70 miSreprssent the
matter in any way. JoHN d. CLAP.
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TUESDAY EVENING" Aug. ~.
Present-Messrs. Anthony, Bond, Ballard,
Benton, Blair, COOnrad, Corning, Dixon,
Freese, Heating, Masters, Meyer, Quayle'
Rezner, sabin, sturgess, Thomas, Willard.
The President, h. 8. Stevens, being
absent, Mayor Flint presided.
Minutes of last meeting read and sp-
proved.
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cIncInnatI Hams.

LIUIIUII1-II INTIIII87
Best brand Cincinnati Hams at No. l67
Ontario street. B. STEDNAN i Co.
August 2O:s50.
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The GERNAE REeMRNT.-Ws understand
that recruiting for this regiment is going on
briskly. The regiment is TO be raised in
Northern Ohio, and will if the project is
successful, go into camp at Cleveland. It
viii be made up of men who hsve seen ser
vice, and commanded by hrst-class officers.
The regiment is much needed, and could be
filled up in q very few days il the men who
have it in charge had money to be used in
forwarding recruits, &c. The recruits must
be gathered in sll parts of Northern , hio,
and to do this, money is needed to pay ex-
penses until the men are received by the
Government. We learn that another city
has offered to furnish the amount needed,
provided the camp can be transferred to that
place. Our citizens should see to it that this
regiment is raised here, and at once.
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II1THE N ~ TRIs.

shs f5lIowing e sn exGact ron letter written
b. tss pastor Of BG7tiIt Church 70 tns " Journal
nd KNszssneer," Cincinnati, Ohio, and speak1 vol
unaI n hgor Of thnf EoFld-rsnoHnsd medicine, Of
aAs. WuBIoN's SoozErss sYEuR Toa OaILDHzE
1-zEszEai
awe sse Gn adysrtissmsnsi IN yosr ooiCunH O. nrs
Wmsi5H's Soothing syrup. Nov We n5eoE said s
sord IN sEor Of patent msdioins ieiors n orr me-
bus We issl compelled % say 70 TouF EeaET, that this
No humbug-UE z1vz EzlIED Il, I'D HEoU II 70
HArE II ozAuls. Il h probably enc Of the most
oosssial 1sdlcnes Of the day, became Il Is ono Of
~ bsst And thoas Of ycuT roaders who have baS;s
can't DO bsttsE than 70 lay IN supply"
Ess adTsrtissmsnt in aoothor column. segz3kzs
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ELOTIR-FREDERIOKSBURGH
Mills aud stark oit1 1fiila. Two of the best
III. EEBHIEOH,
tuRsu -rs q MgrUin st,
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Q. O.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec2aR1'
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WIsoOssu LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
sted in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and OcOnto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had BY inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALoOTT 3 Horror,
1SS and 14l Water Street,
jys:SS1. Cleveland, Ohio.
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John sOHRlNK
Having removed 20 his nSE auErtsu,
M. %. LTNAF'6 BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE OOUET HOU3E, y PUBLIC
BQUAEa,
IL prepared TO reoeiF8 tha calls oi his friends and
he 6ubifc af large
1sryfhiny in the Iine Of Consciously 3 ksrt q
SHOLESAL AND BETAIL ss usual
0YSTER5 AND bot COFFEE.
= Vsll e ths ehoiocss satAhlss s5rTeduD e no
mant's notics.
DINNER Is BERVID DAILY
or ne aeool1mcdation Of Barsons haEins buSiH1si
KSdEErT AbR on DRAUsET-
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a FBIEHD IN NED; TB'

On. GuENf's IsFsIETsIE hIs1AnNr Is prsDs.reSi
rom ths rooips of Dr. Stephen sEest. 81 Jon
.otiout ts Qrsat bone-sstter, Gnd has been usedtn
- urscse fr the last twenty yoara with the uiost
n-topIshinr auoosas. As An external rsmeay Il is
vithoat rival ard viii alleviate pain more sseed-
N fbsu 4 othsr preparation. For al Rhsuncasic
aas Eervovz Disorders st "a truy inialfbe and as
suFsttve for ecros, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &o.,
~ soothing, hssling, and IOp--riul strenfhanins
rpartiss, exotic the ust EoD0ee and a8toaiahrneni
81 an who have ever given II trial. Over four
hundred certificates Of remarkable cures, periorod
hit within the last two years, attest this tsot.
Foruals By Strong 4 ArmstronE and VIM. siske,
s,-,s-.-ss..r,s,e sere7 -RHsIitv
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Carr. CoIrER's SIX Gux BAqTERY.-CaPt.
C. s. COtter, in company with Lieut..
A. VI. Pinney, leaves for Columbus on
the 4:55 train this morning, with nine
teen men, the most of whom are from Port
age county. His complement of men are
fast filling up, and the Battery viii no doubt
be fall by the middle of next week. The
names of the men that go forward this
morning are:
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6Gr @alG or Agnt.
= 0 Z 3 A I &
Fam, or q AnRrs

A FARM OF "A AoREs.
WITH A Two sTOBK BRECK DWBLBIEG.
II the Italian SO le Of srchitset1rs, Eith barn,
80, and ready for oecnpaney. -Ths kouss a suiit
E1tk al modern inlprOFemanssi the sroun4s nave
F9S SR5 "a ARiRt5 35s Ss5qS F 81 E s2s & % s7Sdi s5d
Of the Farm there are several springs q pure atef
running ogt rom tne Danta o. ne Laslne. snlen
part OF the Farm. FOR q seDtleman's kesidsnca
tho whole GROUNDS can be elegantly and iagtsinli7
arranged f0r Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cul-
tcre, Il can be mads profitable, being 50 near the
sitL-only about 100 rods from the corporation limit
This farm can be divided into lots o. one % i've
more acra1s and make elegant residences and a. q
large advance Of the prsee at which Il can now 3
Kins@sn Street RaiITosd passes through tie Ave
"a 1Iso-1 80 Al hEw 3 TWo STORY BRICK HOUSE.
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., Garner Of klnsnSn and
Forest street House and iInpr0Vements are Al rst
clnss with all the modern stylo and buit ia sub-
''.ilis.,- LisoI4 1i2T VIEW TWO sToRY sHFck H0UsE,
Barn, Out buildings, 6e-s situated OF Forest seet'
lot Isaiset 'front.' b 22s fset deep This I flrsE
class house. built IN substantial manner, srd IN
"A IisoHA5oSksr s OislsS5 TW0 sToRI BRIgk HOUSE.
Barn, Out Buildings. Sc, adioining he oncast de-
scribed Lot TO let ro3t b 25 iset dssp, and In
Also-OGE VAOAHT LOT, On kiBsman street,
second lot from the cnrnel Of hinsllan na toEesi
streets, us eot front by 995 deep. Nine lots on foT
est stfsef, hstWeen Binsmau Ana Sooviil avenue,
east sde. Lots 50 ret trout 81 % eet daeT- "a
sell on time to SUIT purchasers.
n3-E EJr lu-ther Information enquire oI tue under
Giyneo, No. SO Kinsman st., Cleveland, ehlo.
iune1a-zsi q RAEAER
F0R SALE
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
i Pittsburgh sfrect, kuown as the -Hitchccck
Ifopsrty, banE lct One n oases sddtioa 70 Clyyes
i lard ana lot 40 In Kelley sud W alWer-hs aubdi-
Fisi0l Sad property having one hundred la6t Iruui
% Pittsburgh street and eztandigg bscz TN rco5 ,
ah ailsy Tho house is lGrgs, wen buitt aca couve-
-'-A'- R1SHEY, 5ACKUs NOBLE.
octIsRl9 al-.l.
EOR SALE.-OEE SECOND HAND
il stesn Poiler-upright, 90 eailsii, lalsly us5t
aEnctcr sztslde and net iog; fur1aoa tatis iss
1 IN dismeter, and f8et hign-
Sad Boiler originally cost 500; ig noW IN nfl r1-s
order, and With fhs gfntes, saiaJEaEe So VII D.
I-Fi9s farther partscalars sneuiro az this cfics,
Or St Z. J. AcGarTT's stsau Eoslcz She's On Oeatra
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fiaaneiaL

P60 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
WOO.OAyNy In Gums to Buit-at the old gsane
and vail known WAGGEB'g OF fIyE-on secnr s,9 -
oF oFary kind, viz: Dry Gocd8i Hard arei ssols -.
Oothing furniture, ,CaF7eil, itrq1l -
m, Gensral Msrchandigs, and ferloLal EtsS.,-S
- se> - ~. -,1sfs ESfabl1Aedl65l. Watchoa
nd JoWsfry for sac g ear8.lll--,- 4. 49,.
WI V7AGNF9, Oflloe nos " stp5 =. =.
49,. d--,.Psor -fTsat oVnr 9sn- A. Dayt1 B Coz
flIrttslng 49,
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PHEsY DAVE Pam KIILER.-The thous-
unas Who have been reisved, as we'll as the theus-
snss who have the most upbounded confidence IN
Psrry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, WI read anong
eur spscial notices this Eesk. another Ct The adai-
tionsl sviasnees ofthe poSur q the s1plieation.-
We are doing an asi Of kumsnity, when We urge ev-
srx danIy 70 possess thsmsalEes Of it.-lBrfalo
Ohristian AdyOcste.
~ Sad sEaFyEhsrs, and by 3. 7. Gaylord, hn,
Fisks, Q. S. EssksnEis, BtEong 8 Armstrong ana
v, Esckritsr, OeTsisnes Q.
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For payment Of claims. Passed. This
ordinance provides for the payment Of the
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0onfeftionfrtl.
K0ULD 4 RUKSEN
1876 SUPERIoR ST.,
laE CLEVELAND, OHIO.


Since the destruction Of our stand no. "a 8npe-
For rect We have taken the Large and commOdioua
b1iiding, No. ls5 Superior street, and hred tt up In
Q style superior = anything IA tn city.
OUR PA bUR5
For the serving Ct Cakes, CreaH Soda &C., the
second floor, are large, airy and lsht, and neatly
furn ished, and With our facilities can assure Our
oustOmers that We can serve them IN mach better
style than for1lcrly.
Ia conneetion with the Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT AND CONFEOTIOHESY BUSINESS,
We are prspsred 70 supply p -r
WEDDINGS. AND PARTIES
to the eatlrs satisfaction Of Gest0me, With svsry
article needed on such occasions. u
Our stock Of Samoa Pickles, Preserves, end Fresh
Canned fruit, lobsssrs salmon. &c., q very large
aad will Be kept In constant supply, of the very best
quality only.
DUB SODA FOUNTAIN
q veil supplied, and vii honor All drAits made On r.
HWWe arc wholesale manufactureo 81
CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
Of every variety, and also Ehoe.sie d. 9ler5 10 81
ANgES, LEMOhS, BANAHEAe and Etnhi1o
VKJl o. every descTib btiOn, end ID Of AZ Lln11
gECIQARS Of choicest brands ean slrays %
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PETITIONS.

J. S. Caulkins and others, for reservoir at
the intersection of Bridge and Hicks streets.
Fire and Water.
or Geo. DeitE and others, for cross-walk
on the west side of Champlsin street. Re-
ferred to the Board of City improvements.
OF H. Beekmann, that he be permitted to
raise his kitchen on Lake street one story and
half. Fire and Water.
0fW h. Capener, asking remission oftax-
es levied on his property on Seneca street
and on Noble Alley for certain improve
ments. Board of City improvements.
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WEsTERN RESERVE RASaERs.-This admi-
rable troop of cavalry require fifty more
members to enable them to muster in with
full ranks on Saturday next, tbs 74th inst.
Come up, young and able-bOdied men, and
unite yourselves with these who are going
forward to crush out thsrebellion into which
bad men hsve led US. The oRangers" viii
be fully equipped as soon as mustered in,
the Government furnishing the men through
out with clothing, horses, &c. 'rhe pay is
liberal, ranging from sl4 to $50 per month.
The Recruiting OfHcei at 2l1 Superior street.
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To FARMERs AND LIvERV STAHLH kEEPERs-
DIR. S A. WoaVer's OOrate has been extenAiVeiy
used by Livery Stable Keepers and Farmers and
With oae aco6rd they say thar Tor many diseases IN
uaiuals they have never found its eeual.
On Horses, two or thrse spplication VII cure the
Scratches, Ohaiss, and Calls, whether by the hAr-
uess, saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds clean
ad TIE 0srats roely Hgp.iod win cure them in aieE
dayB. It Vin eure cracked heels and 0anoar In the
Tongue, Osnkor OF Sore Mouth, affections Of the
skin, hlling OF Of the Hair &C. Sore ssats anc
eaked udatf IN Cow are soon cured by this Cerate
HT sold hy e. =. GAYLORD, Q. s. hacksn1is' 4
\. sscirldss, strong q Aru1iron1 and WEa. EiHEss
OgVelana, o.
l1rr-Qr, krvertfraresrf
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4ttGFusgs At 8ar5.
SEAL Gstsn.
1 YMAN LITTLE

u -,
Re Al EST A z e
Eesps great variety Of Farms and City Property
f1F sai0 or Rent. Al1o, choice Farming Lands T.
MOL fqan. Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa and ni1Bonr
Once SO. AtWateF Building, 0leselend, ..
ID Raj ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
y, (f0Tmarly Of the frm Of Little 4 Keyessl hal
rr-sed Rsal Estate Ollce IN R0c11'g blook, ccEa
~ 81 superior street and Pubic square, Hnd hal
oopgtanflT On hand several tnounsnd acres ot lr1i
quality Of Aarnl1g Hendl IN TIE states o. Iowa
ro1nfrT propgrty; also ior al .Eind1 q persona
6ropsrfy PART oaih paid 81 nao=1sarT epfif;B
W ESTERN LAND.---H. 81. LIZ
Wv TIE Of the late frm of I.itties knyca, ,
conntanfly On hand large qualtitg o. ane aIEll1
Land tn Iop7a lscon1tn and ALil8ouri, y exraon1
for ctY or county real estate or personal rrop9t
nor atraaf mavlAftA
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OosTIvREEss, on HARIFUAL CoNsTIPATioA'
Feona these aiotions arise many Of tho silingl Of
man. 80 hear daily people complain OF headaene'
nerFoss debility, etci and generally the cause o. me
complaint be traoed 70 their eonsapaseo IA 1s,
rsoefy for the cure Of this truuble Is What they
waat. Wo recommend Dr.. Richardson's sherry
Wns Bitters 70 al 90 afiictedi let them take It
thros tineash day, half hour before eating thel-
VuealB, and thsy win hnd q cure. Our physicians
recommend IL IN their practice and its great merits
sra fAst becoming known in the Westsrn States.
~ The sherry Wine Bittsrs arc for lsie By J. Il
asyIord, stroag a ArDEtrong, sud Q. 3 i1eoEsnzia,
UsVelsnd, o,
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fEkFEhIluh Is bltfAk THAN OpAA
10 ladies Of delicate health or impAired organiae-
tian, q q thosa By whom an inereaee q nmiiS u
rom a1y reason ohiectianahie, the undersigned
Vcrld oesE prescription which ia Perieotiy reiA.
BE aud safs, snd which has boon prescribed In ~
rieus partn Of fo old world Tor tho pasi ecntury-
Although the article d very eheas and suplss ysi
Il has btsn put up n half pins bottles and told sery
extensively at the oxorbiiant prioo q y pr hette
the uaderigned proposes 70 furnish the recipe for
the Snau bun Of 81, hg the asssaioa Of which es-
err LADY can supply herself with prict Safeguard,
ct spy drus store, thu trims sum oi p cent.
pr ysaf. Any fhyEclan Or drnegist vill sell leu
q a psrisoiis harmless, and thou.andA o. testimo-
nials can he procured Of iia ef3oaoJ. sent 70 any
uart of the vorla on receipt Of 81, by addressing
DR.. J. 0. DEYERAuX,
kuq.iasB P. O. Box. 10. ISL. New HEven, Conn.
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ypsnss MotscEa.

The Bosom Of Destruction Is The fatal
itE an,oag our young and middieaRod % indulge IN
excess and dsbAsing habltH Thoso who arc earn
ing for aome iuhuonos 70 diapol the growing evii,
hhouid rad ''Hunan Fraiity. CT Physiological Re-
uaarchesa u dalnoates IN vivid oolora (ior Il ia
bsauiialy lluslra;odl the causes and ensota ef 70
osl and vital disoaie and decay, pointiaE out the
o1ly nors SAFETY valve. Read the advertisement Of
q fssseuar'' IN another column.
SD by Dr. BarroN, - Hloscfor 81, n. 7. Price
osat1. eent oOe oi Yosiago ovorTWhers- Roadino
ndVsssisuuluntot G nzric1an1n1 IN another ooluiAns
Aiso oold b. n ,. Gayiosd end william Tllke.
DnSslssz. Olevsiand. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

B.rk Northarn Light Of Fort Erie, WITS run into
lsst night of Long Point, By the proDelsr saginaE
has her sarbOsrd bow stove In and some OF n1r sails
torn shs Is making some water, and Is loaded with
timber, e IEra. q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09

W S~oSS ""o AuOV Vut YCIH' 4uCu C0uO
Gen. Buslcr's Mass. Regiment, and Gov
Sprague's Rhode Island Regiment. Then
the N. Y. list, and others that do not
know and on Saturday evening, the 5th
Pennsylvania Regiment, composed of mi
ners and colIiers-a hardy set of men,
able and willing to endure hardships to
defend their ceuntry's liberties. As soon
as one regiment arrives at Annar oils, the
one previously there advances to the
junction of the Bait & O. r. r., and
the one there advances to this city. Thus
the Road is kept open. Fort Munroe,
near Norfolk, holds the mouth Of the
Chesapeake Bay, and government steam
ers ply up and down the Potomac and
Bay, and keep the river open by prevent.
ing the rebels from erecting batteries on
the shores.
The destruction of the Navy-yard at
Norfolk, and the Arsenal at Harper's
Ferry, were mastcrly strokes Of the gov.
ernment, and stroke that Virginia will
ss for they ,1S S1yo Y sDs time Ss
fore the Government will be willing to
reconstruct either. Our Congressman
will say, No, gentlemen, we can't trust
you now; we have done it heretofore.
and you proved traitors! !" May they
find, to their satistaction, that there is a
North, and millions Of mon and money
to defend and support this glorious Gov
ernment aud the Star Spaugled Banner.
And may there be no crying, Hold !
enough!" until every secession traitor
has left the country, or "stretched hemp
and free speech aud liberty be maintain
ed, in all the thirty four States.
LoRZo.