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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w r.. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 s. IL
W Secoad Street teiWeea Freierirk STREET
a"d Lar~h .uarLei Space. Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and be>i
assortment vi Cabinet Furniture in the CITY
- pTepa,e, 10 seIlrv-ry article in hisI line upon
the most liberal and accommodating Terms.
Having had long experience in this line o,
business. he faiiers hiaiseif that :,e can com,-
pete. as 10 excellence oil MATERIAL, beauty ol
worn n'anship and range OF prices. with any
e,lsbli>hmtm OF the sort in thus or any other
city. His general stock embraces iuIi and
complete assortment vi Pari"r Chairs. Sefdx,
Eo.'!i"g Chairs. Spring Lounges. CA".1he.
S"iis, Ear room. Office ami Dining CEa;,x.
Firsch 1eie o-Ieies. .ScHeex. Arm Ga:.s.
Aaif.ases. LoOhiny Gia..r~, de-, OF every va
r'ciy and description. He has also on hand
1ctlsieAis of his own manufacture. which
can be put up aud taken down IN TWO min
u,es. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture, are requested 10 call and
examine his Stock heore buying elsew mere
3. sure to find the ric .t place Nos. 10 & ~
Second :SIreri-War. house with 80 lee
iroGi and 8 large Folding dsnrs.
August lib 1859-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A LII r-rsons Bdebied to me Tavern &C.
N count will GENE forward ard settle ling
same without delay ns wisi, all .'..ms due n,e
closed forthwith. ! intend hereafter TO do an.
exclusive CASH nasine*s xnd am determined
IN give no credit far EATING, DRINK
ING ar HORSE FEED from The LIST OF Jsnua-
airy, loSi.
JOHN F. pENWlCK,
Proprietor.
Union Hotel.
JANUARY 3rd, lSGl-T
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
WAN TED,

THE subscriber wishes I" buy a lot Of
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of b.,ii
seAes. for which the highest market prices will
ne paid. Persons wishing Ia sell who NAV mn.
zee tlmr during his present tour thrnrch III.
Sol.tl,.n c.untirs Of the State, will have their
.'r,iers promptly re>p"rdedt". by addressing
ALLEN S. DORSEY.
Washington ID. c
Feb 2nt. IS6O--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
onEEy = YsoR
FAMILY on9cHIs
And pEALERs IN
PURE OLDW7NES AVID LFQUORS,
+ No. SO BALTIMORE STREET.

PIKE OLDUIAES AND LIQUORS,
No. SO BALTIMORE STREET.
xfskn Hol.lIsAY. BAlr.,,oRk.
Lave constantly IN hanl h.rse anal well
- sslecsri STOCK II FAMILY GROCERIES,,
c"nsi~ting, in pam. Of
FRExH TEAs.-Gsesn and Dlsels, of yariou.
prices aud Havors.
CoFFEKs Mocha, Java, Iasuysa. Maracsibs
aud E,o.
SCcAxs.-xew ORLEANS. Crushed. Powdered.
l~ai. Graduated, L Yrilux aud C.nii.s.,
Italian. Maccarmi aE.i vrrmecrlIi; Cooper,
Cs,x's aeiined Gsiati,w; Fr.-l. Salad a,..l
Olive OH. Cheese, Engli.h Dairy. Pine
Apple and Sap Sag; Sanlirc<, French,
and Sranish Olives: English ard americas
Pickies-tiersi,.s. mixed. PicrsIii C,ow-
Cb"w. CAuiif..wer. Waiiiuts and Oui.si~.
Saaces-JuhG Bull, Harvey Recalling, Soho,
Mnsl,rMssis and Ws.nrstessl,ire.
BsayDiEs.-,fas Henne.ry IL Co., Vintage
1870. Oiard Dupny & On. 1876, Native
Ca,awba. Borisaux, Rochelle, and other
brands.
FfSE OLD WINES --T0nton Dick Pert. Sher-
~, MaJeiia, Li,L.,,., Sweet Moselle. and
Champagne.
WHiskEYs.-Scotcl,, Old Rye. Calhoun. Oi.;
Rlpp aln. isairlm,n. s.,a,c very ed and IRE.
Pure H"iland Gin, Jan,aica Spirits. &c.
imported ans, Domestic SEGARS AND TO
EACCO.
Al Of which they will sell al reasonable
prices aad fs,sprctinal, ssdieit call.
NaschT-t: 1sSo--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
J. 4. LuckETT.
Ste k, ete, Bill,
ANs REAL ESTATE BsoKEs,
u SECOND Street.
b l. T. II O Z e.
x EYE u I. n & Es.

D. u ~.
r. Gibson. Cashier Bank III lsali BALTIMORE.
C.. Il. CIcuan, Cash. Mechanics Bark, i.
Il. Back. Cash. Franklin Eank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker. Thomas ID. Jol,nst.*a. j. G..
-A,la,.s, Warwick, Frisk & Dall, n. Mickie,
Cash Union Bank Of Maryland Eak r. A.
vMkcr-, Pres. Marine Link, johnston l,ro. &
Co.. Bankers. Josiah |. ce & Co.,. linsh Jen-
kim. & Co. Young Il Carson, Vim. linkney
Ers.ke, " axhi.g!oa. ID. e..
Nay Path, 1SsO-ii.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
VIEW FALL AND WAITER Goods

1NHE undersigned has just returned from the
i Ciy with iLe largest. emo best seier,ea sssrk
Of FALL, and WIN fER GOODS ever offered
10 ti.ec.i-sa ~ ofSa. Mary . County, consisting,
~ art. ofverv ss,es,orq' fly "f Heayy Goods
o, Se.vr.',s tioIhiIs, ~ tie most moderase
prices-a'so Boo,s sod Saoes oftae most sub.
i'll a. lie, s,,d i,est maze AL. BE- Ses Go, bs
C..ss,D RS, yea i,.sa and sh ksds of 6ue ess
Goods, for Ladies saG Geni'enea--a careful
selected. and welt assorted siscs Of ready matte
eI" hing manufactured expres~iyto orsier, ard I.
vsr,-.y O. article, % a;,nost eEe. 'ns NO wire
sis ~ iound ,!e rr,,'tv. he ,i.ectuiiy 70
seits . sdsi .f,m ,,"i DE- rag la purchase, fel-
Jag 90 ;,It his Ihor.rs 10 scssus'nia'>e with
,he bt slness. resu',Ing .,om a i"ns residenr~ 10
the eisy, wR e:I.i.e kH 20 offer such iaaace-
ssenI. ~ will DEFY c,mPe,,,,sn.
h. a. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
SepismbeA a7'h 'ss6-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned wish To inform the
IL people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just completed
8 FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any sire.
aud will REPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
most reasonable terms. Pronpt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway is situated about
u quarter of aile from Leonard. Town on
a fine oyster creek. where we will also
build SC0WS, BOATS. or VESSELS. II
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS l. FOXWELL.
July 18th 186O1tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
PPgfES. SASH.

D00RE DrH'Ks, LINE OR HAIR,
With msny thanks 10 his iorni~r custo"
..rs IN ST. Fiary's and The adjoining counties
he homes u retail shcir confidence and re-
ce We their patronage. and pledges h',nself'o
y p .yety eiior,to please and willsel cheap
n cash ar approved paper.
dec Gill IS:Is-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

laAac SAckzon. cMx& DISGEG.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,.
ISAAC JACKSON q CO., Pssrriessn.
(SsrcEsssas 70 Tllos. =. IlA1vEH.,
Jsnaers lille, Chester cosnty Pa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

TAN. HENRY C. FDEkEx has rrseved
IL his Olice " ts~ Lag Office lrsrs"Eav
occupied By G. fr 1. IlshVx- Esyr He
can always be Es,Ed, sifhcfMk hi. Ofis o'
Msares Hotel, when nyt pr.dcs-ios.-.iy ell
ssspd-
Jan. 10. iscl--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
NOTICE.

IA N,i.i s,ie b, letter W VI iiseca heir ca
rsspcsfnence BY lla,.so Port Tobacco, Charles
eouaty. Mo-, or 5y steamer ST. Nicholas, Ia
Chappel ;oiat. Charles c. uu.y. Md.
WM. T. CAMPBELL.
-. s7d. ie5e-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
l.UNBER YARD,
Va Esst falIs aad E.ssiefa .ieen~s,
BALTlMn.:E. MD.

NJ i Is fiAir vi the 6rm OF y. Will
<Ip mas csunmenced,h LUMBER
Elz8& ~ Ms own account and is pres
h kixh [t3VMREE IL I'll rssrieties for
- purposes. lie will fus-
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nRDEEED 'hs, William c. Love. an IA
~ s"ivent Pefi.o"-r. be snd arre~r bet..se
the Circsri. Court for saint Msry's county oa
the third Al"aday Of March next, to snsx or
such lsterrosatores ~ allegations, as may 30
sroposnded To him by his esedisars.
JAMES.r. GLADSTONE,
Cissk.
r. 9rhh I0n0-H
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
rO.N.NI.S.SJON GUINNESS.

.NMES.SJON BENINES.S.
THE mirr<ighe.l hrgs leave To announce
l. i" the cItl'ns of ~ Mays cuuuty that
ue has runiu,cnct.t ihc
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
Nj. = tiR0CrIs' EXCHANGE
CTnrr Of E%ch;r.t Place and {, mmerce $.
BALTIMORE,
Add viii give li- i'sis nal attention to all pro-
,!u"r >i.ard To BIN. he hopes by assislu
It's aud proiip, attention to ba>incs> To merit
lie Confidence Of the community.
WN K. pODSON
with Lane firm "f I.nckett T. Young.
RrPREH NrYS:
HAMS Morn C,ski.r vi Farmers am, Mer-
hans> Bank;
M,r--r- T. j. c.rs"n & ca. Bankers;
- Vim. Whustnk & Co.;
Frteiatd u ijn,i
April 2Sin lS60--if
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

TOR COUNTY CLERKSnlP.
The lends ofDANIEL T. MORGAN
present i'm to the voters of 81. Mary's coun
asa andidate for Clerk Of the Circui
Couf, al the election in 1868, and solici, TO
his claims dispassionaie consideration.
Nov. 9th. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
JNO. \. CAVALIER.
AyeDi
Leonard Town. Md,, March 3ri. lso?-sm


The f.,ioIiny analysis recommends TINS line
IS nnssessins properties (tar snneri"r 10 ANY
,.her) ne.->snry Ia he applied {" the iandsinihis
e .,nn, winch are known TO ue deh' ieni IN bo.h
ne a.d ma.res.a
Laboratory ofState Chemist. J
No. ~ Exchange buildings,
Baltimore. Md. June 30sh, 1857.
Reoori Of ANALYSIS OF ) samples Of Sci"vNIi.
Li,ne.:ole. nu:,rk c,i respectively y" (whte),
y, 4 ,.,l"-l. No = twi,'te). No \"Inel, y"
:; t.n,,. H.. Johh k"hnP''v, Esc ,oi Port
krt.,r.sc. Mnn .:"ac'y Co.. P''". -y,'na.
Tne at,n,e <.,,nnr cs ni. -S.i,uylk;t' Lines one
we're fo,nd. npon analyses. To be com.'oses
,i.aws
N"liw) Nbl 2(wI 2th) 40
Ca, won Of Lime. GO 3. Ga Cos, Is. /. - !
Carbon. al Mag 3s.a. 34.i. $50, IA. 80
>.,nd, Ciay& lron,O9, -, IL. 10. -
The ,hnve Srhnyikiii Limrst"nes gre M.'"he
san Limes:onrs. nf pretty nearly eHnH' rhmp"
sii ,ou they re- e.,.-'''''s .'''i'" 80
Ia. SOILS "a
'''''- JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
UNION HOTEL.

HAVING pnrch a., d ih- allow, proper,
Il i the subscriber rt-prcliuii, ,mlornis IN.
travelling pubic :hai ic is now prepared IL
Accommodate it..m The tic:ri " Ill ne thor
ouoay repairrd ans all ~ f'o,'S r'.'":n:>!:ed.
The personal aitcn' inn ~ me Sub>rI ,ber viii
b. devoted e. as management. ar,i his be-.
Efforts Wi! be gwen Ia niat. his .,r>iS ..On
'r'rhi.' HIS ,abi" viii he supp'itd viii
whs.. ;.!:' ns.iik Nj "iin'us. etc l. f*I ii,'
ni-n'G wIh the best iIqu1I> a.ud Cigar
IL 5 Servants vii; always hr iuuau aiisni,y.
,,,,. Recommendations. <ofs.r "nai ys.tssb
Iio.,fs.r~ mare. i.-.-n .-.Dp:oyrd. and ne suit
Srrifs..r will take care thai his stables are NJ
,,roi"c.rd.
He Soiiri's the patronage Of the forme.
guests fine Houses and that oil the public
generally.
JOHN II. FENWIcK,
Leonard Town
Oct 7ih. 1871
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
MERGTR BRDVvM,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 81 Lighs 81. Wharf. between Pratt T.
CamdenD

BAL TT NJ q r e
Refer tv nerm,s~i". tn Messrs DsvaIl q
ig!ehart, n. & w. w. Isaac, Cox & fsrowa.
aeniy Tilghman. T.. w. Levering & s.on.
Drakeiy & Fensou, w. K. Merribb, & Go !,
John G. Lester. ESQ.,, C. A. GsmbrilI,
Esqr..J. q. Heres, VIM. II. Emory, A..
Anpiegarth. 8. D. Couiburn, NJ. Roberts,
Nessrs. Smith & Edmondssn, ras.i.r Hswsrs
6sak.
Ser'. 9Th, 1seo-em.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
Bull ID f r. S
M A TIE RI A l. S

The Undersigned w"'il,i Respectfully ral' Ga
st,vl,l;uu of the puhl;r T." their i,f"r as>nit-
ucul ri, DOORS. BLINDS. SASH bDOE
FRA WES. HINDOW FRAMES. W3SH-
BOARDS. C.4SiNGS. MOULDLNG.S. NAN
Tiles. aud every s,cscri 'i"n vi House l'u'''i-
ing materials which they have Constant y on
hath. AID winch, they eau furnish al the short
Isl u,id..
The, ,r. :.l>., prepared {" ?nrni-a, n; :h'
sin.r,est .nnlice FRAME WORK for
Cmr,rv Hn,,>e~ Cottages. aud >uss,is'in
Residences according tn any plan or d'>i-i:.
ali really iittr! 10 |. put ~ "n hc'r p","",-
co. .,., a.. :. a.. .s..sr
s.i, brfre purchasing ei>r-
IRE fully prel'sIei la u. 'cn;e
H-t rc,sull,.,ie ir,ms. And iirr
which We offer la preparing al!
the male sis that may I've necessary in c'"'-
s,rur ingla h"u>i.. will he found To save the
Builder ak,rr.,t deal of vess'i"u> ''e'ay aud
expense.
Esy- An orders left at ,Arir office or adj
.lrr,>.l IT, ;bcm by mail vii! meet with
pru,np and satisfactory attention.
MAUGIlLIN & JOHNSON.
!S,s"m Pata"i"g NH a"d S,sh Forfo.y.
Fast Falls Avenue. near Pratt Street bridge
Wareh.,,se No. 90 Praii street.
Next 'k~r to Penn 4 Mit-ncll. Bait. Md.
Atiii lafh, 1SGO-gv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
1l3ER rSON & BRlSCOE,
11UCCRSSORS TO r. II. MILES,
At nIs
} STAND. iiD, ". PRATT STREET.
BALTIMORE,

1PECTfCLLY c!i,r their services as
SRrssis. fsr the sale &c TOBACCO
IN anil all kinds 81 PRODBCE. ,.iede-
|6ir aa.iTsng eiE..rt~ 20 render Satisfaction
mo may pativslise them. Liseral AL
knsslc on eOspsiehneists.
s., 22nJ. I4t0-af.e
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
FIRE
R.A nee.

TESCR\NCF. "n ali desert H.. IONS Vt Coanty
i'rn,mr.y can bc ehe. ted IN any al the ivl.
'.,win. Eirst-Class Com pa Wtcs. With
.rt the delay of consulting the henae oOsc
.ppu application To- the undersigned.
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
L.smo.d 1ouH, M.
March, 10Th. ls59-ly.
,..n,,,,ies Capital and surplus
,enrily ln.nran"- Co.. Of \. York. go w"
,.,,,.,,;, :. 29.0OO
ra.,,,,. ;. "a. 900
NJ, w,,,J :. 2I5 OOO
M,,,.,, :. - 200 OOO
Charter Oak Of II lrtir.i. Connecticut a82OOo
Insurance Co., of the Valley OF Va, Col oy'
,u,'nr,. If y;,,.;n;, 2O0O0O
i,"..i'i.,r, 200 O0s'
V,r;L.r, A.sur,n, O.. L,rl,u. 2.1atilt
M>n,xr DrrAGTnt>T.
Mercantile Mutual "f New York, l0l4ioO
,nc,,lrr, ri Vi,.i,ia. 100000
Charter Oak IF Harf'r.l. Connecticut. si2OOO
| R1y- Tie above Companies are all l're"sed
! by the C"mptrol'r..
; Thomas D. johnson is Agent Tor
,he Stale az Maryland, NJ. -. sc'ond street
Baltimore.
/ hsH~ l.,s-cs promptly adjusted AMI PAID.
A.y.h rorh iS5o--lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KENNEDY'S
SCHUILKILLLIME

90 we'll kumwn in F.mu>v IvanIa. Dt'awaW
- New Jersey ami rhc Northern and Eastern
D. tim nf this STATE. as being superior /" any
E" her for a.JsirHi'".m improvement. j. i"r tie
Il / time placed within the reach 81 the tar,n-
e and planters II ST. Macy'S and ali lining
t;.r.uai, the agency ri the u'"'er-'sn-
..l. who Is prepared to cell ia accommodating
ems any q,a,,;iIv at Qaics Li"e. deliverable
4. per surerincn, un ii.e shores al any al tine
r. vcrs or BAYS IL said countries. Ordrrs iic,i-
al
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

Sept. nth. ls6A If.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

ASSuAI MEzzrEa or rus @. P. 3 A. RAIL-
aotb.-The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders uf this road was held At the rooms
q he Company yesterday afternoon. The
bllowing named gentlemen were elected Di-
recioa for ths ensuing year: A. Stone, Jr,
Z. Il. Kelley, S. Dewitt Vim. Case H. B.
Payne Wm- Collins James Miles, }. B.
JohnsOn, Samuel F. Rsndall, Hamilton
White, 3. n. Gilbert O. @. Dennis, Henry
I. Parsons.
Ata subsequent meeting Of the directors
The following gentlemen were elected officers
Of the Board;
Prssldent-A. Stone Jr.
Secretary aud Treasnrer-GeO. B. Ely.
Superintendent II. Nottingham.
Engiaeez-Ohas. Collins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

AYRR's sARSAPARILLA.

A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE.
"A SIGNED TO 5s the most sEecEnal A1TERkEITl
thst can be made. It Is 9 eoneentrated extract q
- ~ sf5ii g,e.fsr ,Ite-sei- - - +. So -
elective aDfidOts lo- the diseasen Sarsspsrisi -
putsd 70 cure It q beliaIsi thsf such A remedy Is
wanted By those who suffer from 8trun.cus con-
plants, and that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service 70 this large
class OF our afflicted t5ll0E-citsene. How CONFLICT
" this compound viii do it has been proven b. sx
pertinent On many Of the WORT cases to Be found il
soEoFUI1 ASD soRoFuIou5 OOnPLAlsTs, EEur.
II0Es AND HEUPTIFE DIlEAsEs, U10EEs, PuFLzs
SYPHILIS ANp SHPHILTrIc AFFECTIONS, mERcUsrAI
PlsEAsH, pRoPsTs NEURALeIA On TIC DoULouBxUE,
Ross OF SI--AnIHoEz's tIaE, and indeed ehe Uhels
slass q eoinpiAtnf1 arising from 1mDurity O. ths
This compound Will b iound . great promoter
heaths when taken In the spring, to expol the to1
Eaakliag disorders are nipped IN the bud. Mull+
llaes sans Y the std q this remedy. slare t1eE.
eerogs sores tro1gh which the sysien will stEivs
e nc itsei q eorrqPtonsi 4 not assisted 70 Do t
teratfTe medicine. Cleanse ont the Vitiatsd blood
Whenever yoq Ind ii8 II. Durites bunting through
When yod IND Il 5bsTsss & s a slSsisb ID e.
veisi cleanse Il Whenever lt q ioul, and your al
sordeF IS I'd. SsopIs enjoy bSsssF hssiIh, snd iiTs
tongsrs for cleansing Che blood. Keep the bic0c
lie eisordeTeds there can Be no iastisg bcalts..-
Sooner or later Something mIiSt 20 wrong, and tn
great mRchinery Of life . disorarsd or OTezthroWD.
SarsaparillB has, and deserves much, the reputae
tfon OF acoomp plishing these ends. But the world
-StIS bsS,-,s, fts ir-g -icSs ~ ~ Sf, -
that Is claimed for Il, but more because many pre-
q eofis nt isise e 81 y i2Ss 6g @ q
any thing else.
During lArs years the public have been misisd ,
arg oottlol e glFe 1iinrt Of Exlrazf
Of sar8aparila for. one dollar MGst Of these have
been frauds upon the 4icE, or tay not Oniy ocntAi1
properes WhateFer. Hence bitter ard pailfni dis
Gppointment ha1 foioWs1 the u1a Of the various ez.
tracts Of Sarsaparila which Hood the market, Until
th5 name ittelf i5 Justly cesrssd, and has becone
sYnonymou1 with tmpOsirlOn aud cheat. stu We
call this compound SerE8r 8ralia, and intend to SUP
ply such remedy as shall rescue tne name IRON the
load OF cbloquy which resle upon II. Ard We think
We haTo ground 1or believing Il has VLrtues which
are Irresistible by the ordinary run Of the disea1a
4 is intended TO cure. N order 70 secure thsit con-
RIete eradication frOn the system the remedy shou1
b jueicioualy taksn 1coordns to direoliona on II
potta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

For the naznsa OF the Towns, VIIlaS
noiS Cent. B. h, sec pages Asss Is9 & i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

CosTR4BAED-A trunk belonging to
passenger, going to Natchez, Mississippi was
detained BY officers Ives and Bnrlison, at the
depot last evening, containing five hundred
thousand saadler's neadles. The gentlemen
vas permitted to proceed witbouthis baggage.
De attempted to explain about the gOods, but
not 70 The satisfaction Of the ofRcers., The
goods Eill be held until evidence satisfaetorv
can Be adduced to warrant the oficers ineiT.
ing ikem up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15


TIE FIPTEEETH AND SIxTERHTH Ono
REGIMEsTs-Ths officers Of these two Reg
imenta in the new organization are:
Fifteenth Regiment-Golcusl, M. r
Dickey Lieut.. Colonel, W. 7. wilson, for
merly Captain Of Company c. in the orig.
inal Organization. The Major, WmsEal.
lace, formerly Captain Of Company B. in
the same regiment
Sixteenth Regiment.--Fhs lOlonel is J.
s. Fulton, Of Ashland, who vas formerly
Lieut. Colonel, and with part of the regi-
msnt participated in the fights Of Rich
Mountain and carrick's Ford. LIEUTENANT
Colonel G. ". Bailey vas formerly Major,
and Philip Ksrshner, who was Captain Of
Company E, from Springfield, is promoted
TO Major. This Regiment win re-organize
at Camp Goddard, GAINESVILLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

LONELLs AA5H.


AYES CHERRY PROTORAL
has ven ior ifsa8 such q rsn0En E8r the cure
every variety Of Throat and Aung Complaint tha
dance Of is virtues, Whe1sTer i has oen employed.
AZ Il has long been il constant throughoEt q 3
ssctt1n, We n1c not do more thar a1guTe the ptori
its quality q kept up 70 the best it ever has hec ~
that it nay os relied On % d Or thair faiisl i =
has ever basp found e %. =
AXBRS QAEH4RFTG Pills,
...-- FoR THE oURE OF
~, FossI 5cssach -, Hsa5ssks - -
natrl, ErHpfioas alsd stin biss1lcs, Eirr CoHp1ai
DFoDsv, T6ttN IusoFs eEd Sal BissH8, WOInss, ooul
GsrrglJha, q . Diansr ~, ap4 for PaFogAS
They ere sugar-coafsd, so tlst the most ssnaltiss
can take them pleasantly, and thsg are the best
spsrient b ne world lor Al TIE 7urEo9es q iz5
Pfios Is osnss iisrsBox, sire Boxes for sI.o.
Grsat numbers Of ClergIme1s Phy1icizns, sta1es-
Ia1, and o111I1nt D1rloIe1. 1f9 Isn't their unr11f
70 certify f1s uuraraele unalninaaa nf the1e rene
dies, but our space karo VIII not permit the inaertio1
Of them. Tho Agents below named furnish gratis
our ALkRlcAN ALgANkc, IA which hey are given;
with al8o mn de1cIt tens ol t1e above eom planiz.
and ths troatmant that should Be iploEsd 0r tksif
% not Be- put % b unprineiplsa dealers Win
other Preparations they make more profit On. d.
rnand hNEE's. and tllra 20 cttarBs Iho SICK uant
tho hs8t aid there u for thas and they should hale
- An snr amsdiss srs 5sr F.ss b VI. E1sHs
6TE6Es 3 AnrlsEsoAas y y. aAxloan, and hy al
y Tsr,s Cherrr PsctoraI, ssrsap.rila and q
fhrrtfo FIlI ara l5- eals bT Churchill 3 BsortcF. &
II e1T1aF Puhlio square and ontario HtrsaS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

sSusDAY SCHOOL ARxy. Our city was
taken BY surprise to-day By the arrival of
three hundred ana ffy Sunday School
children, from the N. 5. Church Sunday
Schools Of Ohagrin Falls and solon, under
the superintsn5ence Of Rev. D. Prosser, late
Of TIE Bethel Church in his city. The
children came in on the Mahoning road, at
10 o'clock, and repaired direct to beautiful
grove on University Heights, where they
partook Of a pic nic dinner, which was
brongbl with them. After which the pro-
eessiOn val formed and athe army" marched
into he city IN magnificent order to the
Park when they were dismissed for a short
time, 70 roam about at their leisure
Bannsrs and hsgs-tWo hundred in number
-Of every device appropriate to such an Oc-
chsiOn, were carried BY the children. A
more beautiful and interesting sight has
not been Witnessed in our city for long
time, if ever before.
The children from ohagran Falls were
brought to solOn by fifteen two and fonr
horse teams. The marskals Wers A. B
Gardner, and DR.. Hsll, Chagrin Falls, and
Y R. Smith and Charles Cannon, Scion.
The procession was led BY one brass and
two marshal bands.
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PREPARED GLUE.
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J. osURgHg5ELL Z l! : ,iE,E BaoTHER !. gs9gsl...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

THE CITY.

TaE sTEAxEn ILLN0Is.-Ths following
dispatch vas received by be prOprietOrs Of
tie Illinois in this city this aAefnoon'
afhs Illinois was detained BY the gale on
Lake Huron. She leaves Detroit to morrow
on the regular triF Passengers and freight
for her win 60 By the Detroit boat this eysn-
inz.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

You viii receive, herewith, supply OF
Stamped Envelopes, which, you Will OBJ
serve are Of q new style, differing both in
the design and color Of the stamp from those
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nus Far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
Yscpng the soil; the great resources cf the state p
coal and IRON are almost untouched. heinvaable rule
mat the mochanic arts flourish best where food and el
are Cheapest will follow al early day IN Illinois, and
b the course or the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant ne belief that at least
dve hundred thousand people VII Be engaged i1 the
stats Og ullnoss b VARIOUS Manufacturing eEploy-
.mentl aH-..r-rs