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aThe NOblest Study Of Manlind is Man 2

"The Roblest Study Of Mankind is Man /"
But dehssed ana degraded manhood, ia curse hut
tco prevalent IN cur planet. On kssp the fatal
hhattI Ct disease snd Complaint from yoaf circles
Warnings and ;dvios eau BE- obtainsd In tha book
"HUman Frsilty, or Physiological Res arohsa.' Il
win sssurodly recall shs back sliding from the evil
practices prevalent % an alarning extent, aud be
unsrrlhg guiding star - health and resuscitstsd
snurEE. thousands attest ths hsneft Of hesdns lie
oounsols AID sdviso.
sol1 b. DB. BARROW, Isl Blsockor street, New
Tork. Price g cents. Sent Tree everywhere.
soid also W G. W. Clara, Druggists, cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

~ Masters Mate Hunter, of the war
steamer Michigan, now lying at Erie, has
opened an Office at l21 River street, for the
purpose of recruiting seameu for Uncle
Sans Navy. As tho Lake season of navi-
CATION is over, now would be a good time
for Jack to call on Mr.. Hunter and vOlun-
teer to assist our respected mate in his
lrn1, hla
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
PERsONs OF FuLL HABITS,

Who are subject to Cosuveuelli Headache, Giddi.
uoss, DToWslnoas, and ringing In the ears, arising
from TOO great q aoW Of hood 20 the head, shonia
never be without
BRANDaEFHis PILLS,
and many highly dangerous symptoms will be re-
moved b. thsir immodia'o use.
Ths Hon. J4Hant, Of Westohsstsr Co., N T., %
yoara of age hsa ussd BfSndeth's Pills for twenty
ave ysars aI his sole medicine. Whoa he feola him
self indlaposod, 10 lt ffsm Gold, Rh0nmatilm Asth
ma, neadichs, Billoua Ahsotons, Costiysn,s Is, OF
irritation q the kidneys or bladder, he d0ss nothing
but lake lew doses OF Branaoth's Pilla.
His uaual method Is to take ak pills, and reduce
the doso each hight, one pill In tvorY attach Of
Eickneas fer tWentf ave ytars this simple method
has aoyog illed 70 restore hin 10 hoalthi and Few
msn ars % Be found % soiivs and hearty e. he.
eold bY A. Gardner, 80 superior street., Oleye
iandi Ohio, and b. All respectable dealers in msd-
clnes. novT;Rz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
0sWEGO hIARKRT-NOv. 2


FLOUR-MArkst very dull.
WHEAT-ModerAte demand. Sales i5,lO0 bush
Chicago spring at ssci Canada club Sl,O2.
COkN-Qniet.
harley aud rye quiet
PKAS-Mhrket quiet.
CANAL FKEiGHTs- Quiet Barley I2c to
Albany.
LAKE IMPORFs-62,OOO bush wheat, 3. 400
corni LEGO bush barley; 6z5O bush. oats; 600 bush
rye; $50 bills -four.
CANAL EXPORTR-l,2 ,23O bbls -four; "a, 90 bus
wheat; $500 bush CORN 4,U0O bush Iyei l3,4J1 bus
barley. 400 bush peas.
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suFFALO mARkKT-NoT. 96
LEY rELEaaArH. il

FI.nUR-Markef dull aud unchanged.
WHEAT-MsrHet quiet. Salos IA 90 bush fair
to very choice red winter at Si,Z6l,Oi
CORN-Markst hTm. sales l6 GO bush al CSC.
CANAL EEBICshTs- Dulli wheat &c 20
Rochester.
I.AKR TTTP0RTa-I2,Oo1 bbls iour, 1000 bus
wheat; 1000 bush torn; UCO bush barley.
ANAL EXPORTS 49 O0n uuBh Wheati 5000
hTrah
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

sTARR.-starr, on Superior street, west of
Seneca, hiss everything in the way Of
print that is the latest and best of its kind.
New York papers, damp from the press, are
on his counters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

CRAwFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. 0. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

PERSONAL Major W. ". Leland, recent
ly appointed to the Commissary Department
in Gen. Halleck's staff, arrived in the city
yesterday morning. The Major was form
erlY q resident here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

@- H. NJ. Hall, l5S Ontario street, has
just received some very fne Kentucky
Sweet Potatoes, just the thing to complete
a Thanksgiving Dinner. They are in fine
condition. Give him q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

~ ]. B. Hall's Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price 25 cents, at No. II Public squsrs.
Nov s-RI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
ORDINANCES.

CoSB's Cheap Book CATALoeUE.-J. B.
Cobb & Co., have issued special catalogue
of books, which are to be sold ct greatly re-
duced prices for limited time. The cata
logue includes not alone such books as are
usually got rid of in this manner, old, shelf
worn and out-of-date volumes, but on the
other hand is almost entirely made up of
valuable standard works, worth in ordinary
times the full retail price. Among others
may be noticed Audubon's Quadrupeds and
Birds; the former commonly sold at $40 and
the latter st $125. They may be bought
here for S25 and 500 respectively. Also we
notice such books as Addison's complete
Works, AlisOn's History of Europe, fine
editions of the Poets, Dickens, scstt, Ency-
clopedis Britannicas original price Sis, re-
duced to S95, Jsferson's Works, Japan Ez-
peditiop, Irving, McAulay's History, British
Essayists. An opportunity is thus afforded
to all who are wise enough to avail them
selves Of it, to obtain considerable library
of the best authors for a comparatively small
price. An early choice is Of course desira-
bic.
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H.Y. sFOOK mARKKF.-NoH, %.

ET TILBGRAFH.l
nONEY-Easy on call at sol per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm a. lO9H6
l0qk for best bankers' bills.
BTOUKS-Markst better but not active Chicago
Rock Island 524; Milwaukee Prairie du Obisn
l64; Cleveland Toledo 336; MichiganSouthern gtd
sc; Pacific Mail 81 Harlem pr'fd 90 Reading 30
Michigan Central 49; Kentucky 65 Is; Missouri All
Chicago Burlington Quincy ssh; GAlona Chicago
20; DelAwsi elHudson S4H New York Central 7s4.
Erie 30 y; Ohio 6s q; Virginia a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

ST. AEDREw's FEsT1v4t.-A grand festi-
val takes place at the Weddell House, on
the evening Of Dec. ID, the occssion being
the sixteenth anniversary of the s.. Ans
drew's Society of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
The Courts,
UNITED STATES COURT.
BEFoRE JUDGE w1LLsO,

The following cases were disposed of yes
tsrdsy;
In the case of .. S. vs. George Gordon,
convicted of obstructing process, motion for
arrests of judgment and a new trial was
made and argued yesterday afternoon. This
morning the motion was overruled, and Cor
don sentenced to confinement in the county
jail for six months and to pay fine of $500
aud costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
THE CITY.

Tzz Grand soIREE. The Soldiers Aid So
oiety party takes place this evening, it will
be remembered, and ell who would add one
to the FIVE hundred guests should lose no
time in making preparations. The arrange
ments which,we have before said, are being
made, to secure as complete an affair as pos
slble have all terminated successfully and
the occasion will be one to look forward to,
and back upon. The bill of fare for the sup
per which Taylor has in charge contains not
only the ordinary delicacies which are
brought forward upon such occasions, but to
specify more particularly, the rsrest and
most but to return to our subject. We
will not anticipate. The entire stage and
paraquet of the Academy of Music will be
covered with g floor for dancing, and the
galleries and passage ways will he available
for the tete-a-tetes which are the inevitable
concOmitants of such social gatherings.
The best feature OF all is that while one is
thus obtaining enjoyment he can feel that he
is doing something to mitigate the hardships
of our brave fellows in the army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

The fine band of the 2nd Cavalry Regi-
ment gave a sample of their musical ability
Yesterday afternoon in front of the Weddell
House,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
RurryAL BalScH---YEFoRE JUDGE BISHOP.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
CRIMINAL BRLEcH--BEFoRE JUDGE BISHOP.
The following sentences were passed;
Thomas Iarbardy and Anna Johnson
Rape and assault with intent to c1mmit
rape. Sentenced to the Penitentiary seven
years, and pay costs.
Charles Nichols---burglsTy. Sentenced
to Penitentiary one year, and pay costs.
John Meyer---Horse stealing. Three
years and pay costs.
Alexander scOtt-HOrse stealing. Three
years and pay costs.
Christopher GOldwOOd-Burglary and lar
ceny. Three years and costs.
BEFoRE JUDGE BOLTON,
Walker vs. Adams, ct al. On trial.
BRFoRE JUDGE FOOT
Furguson.vs. Wells, ct al. On trial.
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sFHEREorTPEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fne Likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25s
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R27:tf
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RURNRn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e.
st. Paul's Catholic Church was burn.
ed this afternoon; only the bare walls left
standing. Loss estimated ct $40, 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

~ Crude oil in quantities to suit re-
fner's wants, in store and for sale at George
spragues, oviatt Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

GoUeH's LEoTURE.-The usual full house
listened to Mr.. Coughs eloquent lecture last
evening. We understand that he will lee
ture again in thia city during the season.
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VRAvELKRs' REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address ~ the Omnibus ONCE, l47 Superior
street, next door 70 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

: LAVA TIP GAS BUREERs.-I can supply
the last improved Lava Tip Burners for Is
cents each. W. P. FCGG.
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OOMM EROIAL,
Heard Tr1ds-

Presidont-J, L. WEATHERLY.
Vice PrOs't-M. b. B0oFr. TreaHurer-B. 7. Lyon.
DTRECTOAs.
a. u. CLARK, A. Quin, II. 3. Davis, -. BrOWhoil n.
Harvey, A. J. B0gaoa, y. y. Lester.
nEFEREEs.
s. =. Lester, J.a. Hussey, ID. 3. scott,
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LATEST FROM PENsACOLA.
NEW ToRK, Nov. 26

LATEST FROM PENsACOLA.
NEW ToRK, Nov. 26.
Herald's Fortress Monroe Dispatch:
By flag Of truce from Norfolk: News
reached there from Pickens and Port Royal
that Pickens opened FIRE on Saturday morn
ing, bat the firing was wild.
LATEB.
1t was stated that Piekens was preached,
when the firing ceased. The rebels sustain.
ed 10 loss, but the Union forces were heavy
losers. Widest excitement in Norfolk.
Bragg sent cOngratulatory dispatches all
over the South.
From the same source it is learned that st
Beaufort three companies Of Gen. Sherman's s
commsnd had an engagement with the
rebels, but was forced to retreat with loss
of eight men.
Beaufort is being entrenched by our forces.
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Rtal Gstam.

NAJ ESTERN LAND.---H. h. LII
w TIE, Of the late frm of Littles Keyes, b
59nstantly on hand large quantity Of dno farnnin
Gand IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exoha1t Il
Tor city country real egtato, or personal prop6rt
once with Rouse 3 JonninEu. Marble Block, suDs
49, rs,,s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

.o.-Oary'S Cough OurO. dso1sIls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

DERLTE WOOL ARTICLES
~ sissSss, SsS sssSsiSs'' ssSssSs, cossI6rtsru. csSs
EEFTBBRG HAUsAAhE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

Wll1n Is 50 profaient en the Lake anoI9.
Persons suffering from coughs. night sEeats
bleeding Ct the lunes. general debility, partial
deafness, imperfect sight, loss Of voice, boarssness
ioss Of flesh and Etrensth loss Of appetite isnguor
dcspondouoy palpitstion Of the heart oppression Of
the chest diheut breathing, rsstlessness ct night
sko1ii consult the Doctor Erthvith.
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Diseases Of fhs kidneys, and Diseases Of women,
and ether complsiut5 which lead to C0EspM
TIOE.
HIS Frsat SUCCESS IN diseases Of the EAB, has ex
eited popular attention, and has bssn especially no.
tlceable under the ne $ mode OF treatment.
Or. AVER has tho most complete instruments
With which to make accurate examinations and oP-
ezstions when necessary His mode Of treatment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27
4 YMAN LITTLE,
10y = =
Dealer IN I.

hool8 7Toat VarIetI Of Eorm8 and UlII FTopoFlI
for Sale or Rent. Also, choice Farming Land1 IL
Michigan, Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa and Eiasonu.
ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
IN (formerly Of tho irm Of Little 4 keyesil has
JDensi Real Estate 0Eoe in kougo'a Block oorr
EOr Of Superior street and Pubno kquaros end hil
Iuality OF Farming Lands In the States Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange for city and
sounfrT property; also for ell kinds Of persons
dropsrty. Part cash Baid difneoeSsarT, aprls;R
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Where he may be consulted daily through the An.
tumn and Winter. The very gratifying and aston
isaing success which has attended his practice il
ON city, even n easas Of the most obstinate oharao
te-, las ELECTED from many Of our hest citizens
highest testimonials, especially for the cure Of
OATARRH, THBOAT DISEASE, BRONCHITIS.
EABLT STAGE OF CONSUMPTION, HEART
DISEASE, ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
IMPUBITY OF THE BLOOD,
sOROFULA, NERVOUS Az
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#RIAN sYsTEM OF CURE.
ENLARGED NECK,

notprsctioed by any other physician, and the pub
should makea note ofthis fact. &c has met with
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$40 for State. Is in mode'sts supply md eadJ at ese
Com l. beuor the s7ppy large and The inquiry tood
Tho East snd s1yoIi sslo- r on BUSH al of
ietsd l6d SIZE ~ Eastern Mpodi igie Tor frins ehi
pngs do chiefly al 4sc aDd 5O0Sc. Tor "er's'n Yellow
HDr3-Tns maTkrt Is dan sud k-nyy noicr me " !
SAILS Of Weso con,giny Of bales oi5 ~ A. G. Sui!t s'g
re.
HsYThs market poorly Supplied end Is ,saey sales Of
23Tr b les new at <td59c aud ,m,l lots 81 h0aftc.
LTmEA active demand prevail for hoesisnd, DO. al lover
pricss; sslss OF o 800 bhls Common al Soc.
M0LASSE6 10 arms sales Of - b1ls Nc" Orleans O. SC
and 10 hbds Porl Rico az go.
NAVAL srORE8-Crudo Tupsniins eont /, eniet q "
asa Splits Turpentioe 10 dull and nominal ~ II sly
slos Common Ro,a quio bus steady sale, o. 200 eo'
70 - 629 80 ID tho bottor grades are Inactive bot esay
OlLSThe market qne, oT all deserptonai small SAFES ~
Lnsees quote Crude Whale o. 1oOi4c' ana ao
Bporm 81 81 716&l rs.
PROVISIONSTbo Porh market 10 rshsT lower and more
sciivs the inquiry chiefly ior Government n'. aes
bbs 81 S for Mesa 80 ~ foI uninpsc'sd oity
Mesa sl5 50 for Clears and $40 100 SO Is Tor Ii"s besi
Il held higher ,ho inquiry good ard The receipts limited
sses Of as bblS $40 ioGSi IS Tor IePActed M., arc
Sl20s3 81 for Beef Hama scarce Got mee s1s IN
M requests sale, 2 bhds Of for shoussr, and 10 o
Hams Lard IL steady. the inquiry fair sses Of 80 obh a
et9sc Butter and Ghssae are steady and en request
RICE IL aiet; ,Ales al 6l1fc. for common 10 prime 80
BU0ARS-Ths densnd good at iull phc's 'es OF l"o
bhd, Cuba at 6l07c. Ke6oed Arm with tood inquiry
TOBACCO Is 6rm and aotivo 'ass Of JoO hho' hon-
tucsy at T8l3o ,,.,.o - :,
T4LLOW-Tbs mNl.i 10 heavy sas' Of 1900 n Fro'
City al &c cash. ~
WHIsKY-Ths m,ris' !, arm sales Of SOobol' nlic-
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EnnarrEers knile6

4. sea vIsAip Bremen for Byensa and soai
Vim Sele .ct aud Children LsGoz Aa1s d. hsIios o.
nan lrdy ,,d servant. Nice; Mrs ~. RnbCrt, HrN"Tsi H.
EoI1stein T s. Consu BrsreB. ladv and sous 'seIGe
Aryer lad, and child. Bos.on Miss Eoi'e i9ye hla
Usyrr Srg.Yo,ki q W MoIgen Es~york; bro p Vel
lnr and children g. LOWS; Thsodoro Clrl,igs - Cen-
sui N Ii ndy sul children r. OIashot Nosl Oh; y.
NJ laly and eli dr GamgiiI p Dr. kce1un'sf roy
Ard ,e.Y New.Yofk; 10 nsri DO ndlady J. Eb5aot
ber,n Thee. Roaso Gustav ksG-Ianu, a. Ecndglsoha
Nsrlp .oh- hir Mrr elbaeh Ell ron Cefe.7iti
revsgo Fr w Bhrh. u. Estcnhou ABBOT o.hy att, ~.
~ Ponna and child Mira Ctm.uruo Ns-Hcf, " H9pkf Geo.
Roth Victor sohAa SEQ iar" NewlnE Car E&oa', %
sVej ,hip Rapid; Mr. Euihe ~ ~, Ptul~Pha' Lo1i1
Eor,b.r Washington w. g.; joe Ai.rhmlun !tdHsG "
Ma Papno Voscl abd chill 81 Louis; Ua5IaTt ofeHrter
Ioseuh Ei!sitaui, Deaot; II. hycsuh pa ElF Jab',n,
"a p,.sy J. D. Bssrn Mr tinhn. \ krlrh- nno lsi.
IN ,.eaaa1aip CyV Wa,tmgos Lu,rpooi dsa yHe'I,'
osa-Pa, Bourks aud child, O. - Reed die FHfe.5 II
Psutl.nl 4. 3 Eour1or, :. = Eaocgc j. a. NorT, lNf'
c seUuio and laly T. n. Gc ,de. N.l Ca'fw'l, y H. e.
for9 III g. De Mesqui,o and .sr.su, w. fflrr. Rev A.
ueossv Gabriel Kuuint l.. r. C6niu, vile and COLD
MIN, esd serya,h; M J. Teyof 4sngaer ssy,rn9h
"a lousa Cor frnma Walter q. II. Olger ~!fs aud child
q 1,et, o. Br.an J. Benln Mira Levers, II. j. MeUfIh,
o. q Wcch, Mia Phillips Ma Brslusrs' L sLe"e' ard oh'
In ,1rH,hip Co'aabG. H. HrrsE1-Miss. u. c. MooHe.
A. Bncot ff Fnnsic Mr. Stable, Mr.. iucLns A. dol Joi1,
r. L9pr-. dol Csa9o. q. ". Demos. r tlhfets ~.
Subr, NJ Aphoas5 and scfyar nr ssugo d.! ttl lroi
Harrison, f. Csms-oa Jts. Evans lung.Ia loss Ia,'
pidaot A. Ohfit fl. H. Dish p Mira Brsner snd ''cnd r.
J. Dtart.ny Misses Emily L. Ate'hd., spd May e
bic MAdno Alvarez Maria 5. Dc tyiTs " H. JDn-s, Josv
Lopez Mis- Rice, u. Van Wagner. . .,
In ba,k Ter,si. foT 81 IhsuGs and hdrc-gi5o-fof ~
Ihomas 81 Se,ismGni Tor MaIsc4oo AEsoao seiio'o
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DIED.,

BArseNEfs wnisnturph Aug %, william Tso.n., Brr,On
con Of I'm Jcws1s BsrEOu.
EAlN-lithi city on Frilsy Aug 90 Margaret Csiu s.
Of Mica J end hllss Csia sged IS years
DOYLF-fa this city. Fnssy morning Aug 30 at
Catherine tie eloy cd wife Patrick DOYLE sged
a ye@r native OF Ireland county Down RSshtslnd
ftN5W Ia Ill. city on Saturday. Aps 81 Mrs. Ann
EusRoF widow OF Russell EIsworh formerly Of Rochester
a,ed 10 hsrR
Gbe firuk Of the family requested to attend tie fnpsl
fc heai 'csdssee No n tniea Psoe, on sahdsJ sept
1,AkokOcf n.
GATZEEi tbs city, john Hnieh 0st2e only CT Joba
spd aia Z Ga re, eyed year, mouths snd 25 days
6EABOEIn ths city, Iharsasy Aus. %. John OStron
sIlL~C Fiissy evening" Aug Of scs.le. fever oooss
Hail. aeEy yOupg't son OF Johu and Nora iis
Rutou X Sunday, from No ~ Gold ttTee- bs0kyn a
o'clack IL ~
EISCHAkR-A, Washington. So csup. on Mondsy Aug 29
M. Jan II. Hr lhrnAn, In the 2sih year Of bis age,
HANCOcs-On Friday, Avg 20, NJ" Jane hsgeocs vie Of
al mas sncocs st the residence o. her husband, La
WstT keet, Brooklyn.
V9EEl-Jtii. cy on Thursday Arg 20 Of d.Lao Of tho
beat al, &c Herd, IN .be 6sth year oftsr age.
x4uRpHYE III this city on Pdky, Aug 80 John Murphy,
noptaS
RIsCLEAEIn tbis city, Friday, Aug 60 Elizabeth wife
VI NiliH hcCesfy sen, aged 30 cara
tfRVIlIS In yerscy City on Fniay aug 80 Tbomss 10.
Iepi y0 fe Il Thonas ead Ellen Neville ss'd Jear
kTWKIaE--1e Thurds, Aug 49, st bergen, N. :, Heavy
Ss~khlS fiGhes 81 LuGsoa County In tie &c 1ssf Of s
az So..tiy and f,nds q family respectfully yi.ed TO
aeao by GB1 nom he Reformed Dutch Church ID bergen
Gl3p. nj ou sunday. tbolsi.
htsst ysl ~ pesas cop.
RADpOC-In Yonkeys. Saturday, Au s. Isasc Paddock,
eyed ~ fip, nouti. slo dsS. 800 81, d, ,,.I, -
Fbs 0p trires viii fse Place ~ the sbpd Church on
Monday, Ftept. 2, 81 O'clock p ~.
nUDD-InkvilHsrsbarg % Fnasy, Auy 80 ThsYss Rudd
Y - 10 IN "a 'its-s7
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YonK..,.., 81.
f'ienrea.

S,sanshIp-Flz,beth, Fowler B.tlnore.
ship.--Oaid.n Era Wallace Londonderry. sroE Burgcs'
Victoria Ander,pp LONDON Morgan Hley. Normandy Ty
lor, H,re Boydk Huthcni AotSe', Liverpool Leiesi
Co.
Bhes-RO4eriet DIN. Potter Uarbor Orc. z. 2 smau
Tcho (Brl Ries Port Price. Wilson CAmIna1i M1hlctn
Philip oston master; Laura yr Lan.tLorne, Falmouth
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Gle0iral.
From Ia. Ladies' Visitor of .hi. City.
t1oTIlERs,

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There /. N Advertisement In this nunSss Of paper to
which e wish to call yolr special attention. we 10 eo Ho be-
eaess s se Paid for doing I the proprietor hiss no! 50 much
resaes,,d US to DO sOba 9 the fact hs: sincerely be
Heye deeply lsro,s yon and your children to Eno~ whist Il.
,. communicated We refer TO thrsy years. eIrersrce Of
female physician In the shape Of Mira wINsLoWs sooTH
mo SYRUP for children ;ce;hIns
Ter al thousand, Of children die yearly during tbs process Of
teeth and hundreds Of houssnd barely escape dssh
to p,s. HE suffering delssd IN body and en s1lsl in mind
al Of witch results disors sEizaon Of the dyri'
lad opportunity much Of THE suffering and hs'
prepared medicine 70 ss. the c,soimPe 5s' elective aid
sure. ~ 7 Tus R.Kror ggEDEB. -.e
sc., Ike asio giving almost Instant relief 10 the
o ,Aaeeshsyrs vi os.ed the mos. rssu6 lspl;, from
the ofl IL yr. nt5r ofcsel. No ui'coysJ IN necne
the last hundred yeas viii compare with 10 It's er-tts to
ihe opinions aud ihs Of female physician
o. least win be iinnoItsixed by this e6cne.
LADY OF TIN yiRsr RE,PzcTABnirY vRtTEG
nRAa JR happy t. be able 70 ceTf n she etoacy OK
MIA Wirso~s Soohing sylg and o. tie truth " via
represented 20 SccomT bsgi1s lille boy suffering se sy
would permit any of hs family to co 60 purchased bot
tee tbs soshi syrup In oEdeT ID, reHeds, nd when
sven the boy according t. the dectop ts eject upon tim
wf.hke egic coon went TO hesp al pn and rovoat
be5 1rpp,.sei We N trouble with lim siuco and
the ri, i,v viii psss h.ongh with comfort b, uina
Tjcs4 az tsrhrg by ihe sole aid oJr, spws soothing
syrup. Every mohs Who she h.ah aud life Of her hill
dr-u should ossesJ It.. Mrs. Ii. A. AL0EE.
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