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AEli,lsrv RaFees shoorias en- th6 Feurth.
EDrToR LRADER:-As several persons have
expressed a desire 70 see some real eannOnad-
ing | Will endeavor to crafty their wishes
on the afternoon Of the coming National an
nivsrsary, PrOViaisg deksh enough esa Dc
sold tOPGy hsgreatsr part Of The szp@Sss al
tending 81 There will be firing with round
shot strapped to sabots, exactly Like those
fred at our Ohio boys at vienna, also grape
shot canister shot an shell, all, Of which,
as well as the cannon, "a six pOunderO were
made ct the celebrated Fort PIT Cannon
Works In Pittsburgh, at which the largest
cannon ever made, the Union and The
"ROdman," were constructed. Full Oppor-
tunity viii be given to inspect the curious
mode Of preparing the canister and grape
charges, and also the shell. The gun is
new, and thoroughly proved, but only light
sAaEges will be fred, and every ~precaution
taken to prevent accidents.
Experienced artiIlsrists will man the gun,
under the supervision of one Of Cleveland's
Oldest and most experienced Artillery OIL
GERS. Everything will be done as in actual
battle as nearly as possible.
Seats viii be provided for ladies, within
the enclosure, and every practicable ar
rangement made for showing of these ter
rible implements 10 The best advantage
Single tickets at IS cents. and family tick
at so cents, can be had at the bookstores,
The first purchasers having choice of seats.
The tickets will give information to the
holder, of the place and hour of exhibition,
which, if practicable, viii be near some line
If street railroad or omnibus.
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NEW STYLE HATs.-Deckand 4 Englehart
have just opened new cases of summer hats
with patriotic names, including the Banner
hat, Yankee Doodle hat, Hail Columbus hat,
&c, &c. See advertisement.
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MAD Doc KI1LED.-A small dog, supposed
to be mad, was killed at the corner of St..
Clair and Bond streets, yesterday afternoon.
Several who saw the operation expressed
the opinion that the killer exhibited more
madness than the killed.
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~ The price Of the MoRSiNO LEADRR to
usws agents lie One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on The LEADrR, TO News
Dealers, is Ons-fOurth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer thAt parties rsmitting
postage stamPs should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger determinations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

WINE, WtSE.-Remember the sale Of Ma
tive Wines (the same put up by James
HOughtOn, Esq by Messrs. Cutter 4 Son,
this Tuesday morning, at their Auction
Room, No. 1874 Bank street. The sale COM
mences at 10 o'clock A. NJ. This viii prob
ably be the last opportunity Of purchasing
pure wines at auction at one-half their se-
tual value. 4th of July is near at hand-lay
in a supply at once, and this is the oppOr-
tunity to do it. a word to the wise, &c.
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LosT.-on Sunday morning, June Slst, .
black and tan pup, with 9 brass collar about
his neck, ears freshly cut. A liberal reward
will be given to the person who will return
him to to Jas. Bennett, Kinsman street, OPP
posite Camp Taylor. 1t
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AT TIE ACADEMY OF Music on TIE FOURTH.
BY reference to our Amusement column it
will be seen that Mr.. W. A. Rouse, Of Cincin-
matt, will open the Academy OF Music for a
short season on the evening of the Fourth
with the fine dramatic company from Pixies
Opera House, Cincinnati. A great bill is
promised on this occasion. Among the ce.
iebrities present will be Miss Fanny DeRham,
widely known and highly spoken of as e
COmmedienne and Vocalist. In the grand
Union tAbleaur on the night OF the Fourth
she will p~ersOnate the Goddess of Liberty
and sing the Star Spangled Banner. A rare
dramatic and musical treat may be expected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

UnIOx ZoUAyE CADETs' sOcIAL-Ths Union
ZOuaYe Cadets will hold a social party at
Armory Good Templars' Hall, su-
perior street., on Wednesday evening, July
Sd All are invited to attend, and a good
time may be expected. Tickets SO cents.
EpwtN j. AnsorF, Secretary.
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DrFrom twenty-five to Eve hundred diff
ferent Union Envelopes at one cent each, sent
to any address on receipt of price, by Hawks
& Brother. Cleveland.
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TAG PRoeRAxME FOB TIE FoURTH.-Else=
where will be found the programme adopt
cd by the Committee of Arrangements for
the celebration of the Fourth. From it our
readers can judge for themselves of the
kind Of procession we are going to have on
that occasion,
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AID POR THE sOLDIERs.-The Ladies Aid
Society would give notice that through the
generous kindness of NJ. Levi johnson, Of
this city, the large store, No. s5 Bank street,
has been opened for a depot for the reception
Of articles to be forwarded to the Hospitals
connected with our regiments. Ladies will
be in attendance every week day, between
the hours of 10 and II A. NJ, and contribu-
tiOns are earnestly requested, and will be
gratefully received and promptly forward
ed. For information as TO what articles ore
most needed, please call at the rooms and
get a circular. Rooms at s5 Bank street.
Ladies of the Society are also notified as
to the location Of the store, and are request
ed to call and get work (shirts, &c., now cut
out and ready to be made.
n. ID nnTTdIa n-..a
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II Save your ice and drink cool water !
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 eAehj
double lined water coolers from two to ak
gallons. For sale by W. P. FOaG.
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REF~RIeERAfoEs = WATEs CooLERs = leg
CRBAH FREEzERa.-TwelTe different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturer prices,
for cash, by W. P. Foee. my2T
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GAVE HIMSELF UP.-William Farrell, on
Sunday, surrendered himself to Sheriff
Craw, as one of the party who assaulted off,
Ger Nance on Canal street. He said he was
afraid to go to the Police Station, a%pPrehend-
ing that he would suffer violence at the
hands of the policemen. he was released
on his own recognisance.
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WORNlNGIEADER.
NEw GDYKRTIEEMESFs.

n, Hsi.Sl-ooRh etlOnsrT aud les Dream Saloon.
Lost-Loeal Eotios.
hawks 4 Bro-Loeal Notice.
eeovile ~, n =. Chureh-Looal Notice.
W. A. Rouss-Aoadsny Of Music.
}. \. Borososd-Rsmovhl.
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ROAAGh Cuy
JunlS-lW alk Marble Block.

FOUND At LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
L~aryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, CURED.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment win cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. Il Ia
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. oHes
III Ontario street.
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PosTAoB eTAEFs RoE sALE.-stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment
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Carr. W. II. HAYwARD.-Capt. Hayward
returned fIom Camp DennisOn yesterday
We understand that the question OF his &C
ceptance of the Colonency of the 18th regi-
ment is not yet definitely settled.
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WESTERN LAND.---H. II. LIZ
TIF- Of Tho late arm Of Littiea & Keyea-b
oonskantly on hand 9 large quantity Of hns FsTmiA
land IN IcwG, WiBcOngtn and Missouri, % e1ehAna
OGes with Rouse q Jonnings. Marble Bloek s1po
doF GtFOsG magAkA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

FRAHK PARKER.-LiVsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
SEPARATELY
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HuFFALo 1

1AAg IL
rBT ~TELEGRAPHI
FLOUR-Market dun and unchan ged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rainy and disgresable In the
afternoon and no eRles. sales In the forenoon 1900
bush No. Chicago spring at 100; 500 bush No. 2
Nil Eankee club At sec. |
ORN-Mark dull. Sales II, leO bush at Sc.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FREfGHTS-steady at lOHc on corn
and IlHc on wheat to New York.
LAKE i4.n0 bbls; wheat
10000 bush; corn lnjlo bush; oats 1000 bush.
CANAL EXPORTS-flour 80 bbls; wheat
i2isOO bush; cOrn 5000 bush; rye 7,OOO bush,
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T~NHERKEDTTMEg WHICH FV.


Stoam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, bags leave
Snnounce 70 bis friends and the public, that he
hofne again, and located Ht g St. Clair street, Cle!e-
land, 0.,gher he has Atteq up aDfEH HOUSE Win
the best machinerys regardless o. eEpanses ana TAI
81 viii Be abls 70 regain that patronage and supper
Which for 90 many years crowned bis enceaEoEn-
Rfnulv24-
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NO D RI ] IN q b n s..

PRINTING OFFICE FOB sAAH
Fur Sale-A lot Of Brewer and-E onfEid Typa,
Imposing Stones, Cases, CHASED, and sTeFythinF
oompiete Tor printing q fily Gad weekly neWBpaPsE,
with the exception o. q pEsssl which VIII Be sold al
an extraordinary bHrgai3. = rre II rFr
ing Rocm. H- - fabqT.R Ri
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- Adrerhsement elserhera.
PERag DAEm.-This name is Of Korlt

PERRg DAym.-This name is OF worldwide
unpWn-not only for ths celebrity Of his mediclus
---ReTT DaTiss Pain kfier-bgt for his great libe-
3 rsHtg toward the cause Of Temperance apd bis de-
r-d chvist'sn life. me Church be built FOR the
sst sOseI in the year lSs, viii be 4 lasting
saeRt 60 hs goOd nsme
pld s~vsEyVh-rs, spd By Z. =. Gaylord VIZ.
-. s. Eaeksnzis, EE5nS 4 Armstrong, and
saokrider, CsFsiSnd. o.
se Adyegiisemsat in snothsr oolamn.
Proof Of the pudding is in eating it. and
6hnov the real merits offs medicine Is to test it by
giving q . hair trial. Every one troubled with hu-
more that arise from impuTo blood, should lose no
time "a esting tie merits Of 1T. Weayer's Csnker
and salt Rhsum syrup and Oerate.
~ Sold By I. r. Gaylord, G. s. Mackenzie, I.
y. sackrider, Strong . Armstrong and VIZ. F1sks,
OisFeland, o.
nB-5aa Advertisement.
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NJ. Robson win leave the LrADEa at III
fOllowinr pIaees and time,

- One thousand pounds Smoked Bacon
Oau be purchased at a low figure of George
Sprague, oviatt's Exchange.
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To THE REFoRU FARX.-Marshsl Minck-
ley yesterday took two boys out TO the Re-
form Fsrn-tEo Of them for vsgrspcy.
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Br Hawks has Harpers', Leslie's, New
York illustrated, and Mercury for this week;
sIso, Rebellion Record, Part g.
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CHIOAOO 1.

WIIIVIWV NNNNIANNN UWET To
lUT TELEaRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market duh and lower.
WHEAT-MArket steady Sales at 6Oxc for No.
I, and 55xe for No. 2 in store.
C0RN-Market quiet at &c in store.
OATS-Market nrm. H
REOElRTs-FlOur 5000 bblsi wheat &, O0buEh;
corn l20.O00 bush. :
sHIPMENTs-I.'cOb bills aour. 5000 bush wheat
Isl, On bush corn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lc.
EXCuANGE-New York Nc discount for gold.
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OR. sWzEre IEFkIIrHLa LuIEENE is proparso
hon tie recipe Of Dc. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
neotcul The Usat bouo-sottar, and has be- asodin
hh practice &c tho Last twenty pears with the posi
aatoniahing success. Al an external remedy u b
without arrival snd VII alleviate pain more spssd.
" than q other preparation. fog ali Bhsunatlc
Ane Norvogs Disorders it & truly iuhllihle and as q
curative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, BRUISES, So,
- soothins, healinS, aud pos 'rfol strengthening
Properties, excite the est Won0or AMI astOnahmont
oeu Who have ever given lt q trial Over tour
nundrOd eortiheatas o. remarkahls curOs. pertormed
bg Il within the last tive years, affect this Got.
= For sale By Strong 4 Armstrong and VIM. fiske.
4 andvartisanapI nanqT-Ragdkw 3
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OrL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufseture oil tubes and vsts In a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,a his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleye-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianIsPI0
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.. =. hEELERs
This, we believe, is the first public exhi.
bitiOn Of Artillery target practice given il
our city, and doubtless many will avail
themselves Of the opportunity of witnessing
Il =
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0gstera.

~ 8. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
Va POT uass Holt = Maiiby'B CELEBRATRD
OYSTERS
VIII BE RECEIVED DAILY
IRON his ogtabd1hme1t In baiitElore-put ~ n
cans and warranted fresh and good o. no sala.
Spies Oysters, and Sardinas kept constantly a
Baltimore, New York ard Primes Bay StCn CT
tsr viii - received dailv b Ezr1ofl
- oRAoZHRs for saisg Mah9Fp
- u. NssdSsSssS -r os'ss-asu,
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n. Y. STOCK MARKRT.-JuIy l.

Market dull and rather easier. Cleveland s To-
ledo ~; Michigsn Central AZ; New York Central
western Isl BONDS 3; MI.soUri "A 40: Y@ifSisis a ~:
North Carolina Is 4S; New York State Sc II Sly;
Treasury It's luis; United States Is SO coupons 81;
81 coupons S5b,
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OMMEROIAL
OLEVRLAND DTARHFr-TeIt

~ $500.
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II u. JAUkoON, oILh AMI
WOODEN DHEB, NO. III Pearl street. IVES
Side. ORee No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block nvt
door north OF St. Clair street.
Hhnwln Of every variety cleaned or sTed- Gentt
Garmsnts cleaned OF dyed without being tAEeI
graFt ono nb~n iron S O'Clock A. N. tMi ? n
THE HARD TIMES WHICH EV-
EBYBODY complains Of may be counts-hcted
- roiing 70 the French Dyeing Establishment Oi
FrsdsriCk Cyriax, No 81 Seneca street, next door %
Ma porterig Millinery Store, where every Variety
orroods. from the finest Grape ShHwlB othe Babies
Blanket aud Gsutiemen,s Caatt. Vests and Pants
m ~ colorad or cleaned and renovated ct q com
pereftvely trifing expense.
aw-Vamamhar thu DYE HuuEa ueaFea1 st. Clair ST
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I. B. SOLOMONSnN.

e Practical cd Scientific Op6ciGh
aesps the largest aSgeFtment OF the most improved
Kinds Of S~PEUfAOLEs. AL bis Glasses, whether
-for near or far sighted, ere ground ander his own
inspection, ~ mhchireT cfSRoE cSnstructoni Win
~ the greatest care, 30 e. 70 suit the eyes IN all cases
= curing Weakness, Dizziness OF OF tie
g Eyea, aud impGrtirg strength fog long reading OF
- Hne sewing.
q NJ. Solomonson would hsrsinfoFu the public that
b never employs any one IL the sele Of BIS Lenses
81 - Also, q splendid assortment ofbk1 GLAooEcl
MICROSCOPES, C0MPASSES, &C., on hand.
~AEfIFIOIAL EHES inserted without PAIN
= Rs parf5ct ne natural.
oSTToE-No. 80 Superior street, under American
TriHotsi. maIl:dkU
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j, P. Ross, LA.
RIeH'D HiLEIARS fAl9s

POLLOK COuRr-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday morning at the Police
Court
John Brown, Tim Conley and Daniel
Veston, drunkenness the former 10 days
on the streets, the latter s. fine each and
Eve days on the streets,
Henry Adems, assault and battery, dis
missed.
John Weidner, assault and battery, 81 and
costs.
John Dawson, vagrsnoy, 10 days in jail.
Several csses were continued.
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@psrLa. Aot1Es.
MorHREls man THIA-

The iolloWiag b an extract fon 3 letter written
" We pastor o. sBaptist Church 10 The Journal
eno Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol,
umes IN avor q that world-5noenod modioins, Of
nRs WmstoW'1 SooqHrus sSuuF poa OuIEDhrH
IEErnrNai
"Weeee en- advertisomontin your Oolunns {. mrs.
WinsioV's Soothing syrup. aov We nsvsr said >
Vond h iavor ofa pabsnt medloins beaors N cur hls,
botEe isd compsilsdto uay % yoUr NadeER that MA
ne humhas-WH Raw rRIHD ~, AM KnOw n 10
An y CLAIMS. "a probably, one Of the most
ocesatul medicines Of the day, bsOausa It e one Of
The best And ihoae Of your Feadsa Who have babies
can't DO better than % lay IN q supply"
Soa advertisement 10 anorhor ooIumn. esnqsRN
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTKEED-July .-
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo.
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk.
Prop. Northern Llghf, spanldinE, OptonasOn.
sohr. Middiesox, Ferguson. MSrquetTe.
sChr. Cadet. Robartson, Detroit.
schr. Shook, Kelley, Marquette. q.
sehr. Queen City, Stone. MsIquette.
Schr. Flight, mcAdams, Milwaukee.
schr. J Williams, Laugdon, Herald.
Sehr. WHIP, Burlingsme, Pt, Burweil, lumber
sehr. 81. Noble, Rseksr, Montreal, 10 ST tons
schr. EnLnston Fefi3er, Port Bqrwell, %, san Ium.
schr. MOanIainrsr, Mcleod, Amhurutbursh, 900
| sehr. Arctic. Miner, Kingston. .
schr. Helen Giyens, kdnsston.
SChr. Union, BerrOWs, Fort BurWel Il n shingles,
sehr. Adri4tLs. Hall Quebec, 9 cases tobacco.
seoW Black Rover, Woodrah, Port Burwell, 20
lumber, Is cords shingls wood.
LEARED s4
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, 6hhds sugar, Il bbls
stmr. City ofBuialos Perkins Buffalo
Sohr. SOMERSET, Kenegay, Port Huron.
schr. shook Kelley. Marquette, 100 tons coal.
sehr. : Wilson, Lsngd9n, Goodrich, 90 tons coal.
sear. HELEN, Giyens, klnssto9 250 tons coal
Schr. Arctic Miner, Toronto 80 tons coal.
sehr. Herald, Honeywell Toronto, 3J tons coal.
List Of the vessels passing through the WsIIand
Canal:
Boand WeR-June 27th-Barks Clayton, :. s. Ad.
anna; brig New York. % the %th- PIoDellers JEFF
fcrson, Prairie State brig 9. Nalbridgei sehoon'
ers Persian, John Rice, Carthagenia, Norwegian,
J. q. Fremont MILAN Arctic, ". A. Glover, Belle
! sheridan, Presto, Berlin, J. J. Morley.
Bound Ed&-June Eth-Schoonor9 Pierpont, J.
Leslie bark Prince Of Wales. On the 2eth-bark
Quebec; sehooners Jessie, Maize, L. Wells Med
Ys;.sls Disoharsins at the ElevatOr-sehOOnar
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BLOOD FouNi
BLOOD FODl
A-AAn LA-m-

= r. Ia
or III eancrlng from Consumption, i~ncipient o.
lurmed, or nom debility Of any kind cr from
manhl Or Rer7ous proatration, brought on BY AM
caneai Or tnum uorofalola complaints " from dis.
Raea o. the Kidneys OF bladdori and to Ladies' Suf
Er1ns any ottfe many distressing complaints theig
~ ara liable %, and which eneender ~O6H5umption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
HoCarod a. q Oortllu and Reliable Ramedy. DiIa~
Ag In every particular from the patanf medicineT oi
TIE day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Iron, SUI
EhUh and FdOSRHUhs ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds hes glad aud grateiul testimony 10
ee bensdts Il haae sforred on them.
NhUhCH 3 DUPONT, 400 broadway, New York.
9nse2grnce q fraud attempted upon the public,
cnansed the color of tbs outside wrapper from REG
0AELAog; and increased The aiEe Of tho bottle 20 s
Sluoes., Ne very cautious in buytng to see that the
ao-eimpe q their signature Is on The outside Of the
NlePpert - all others are COZ ,tcfieits. In o0nse-
luelte9Q q the large demand fcr this article, the fol-
ny1ng druggi6ts have All ordered and received SUP
p1ea Of the nov kind, via.
ghas A. EimhalL Nm. h, French, J. HAYES,
a stanisls, and samuel kldaer II, Lowell.
S2d b Wm. FISKE, DrugE T. Cieyeland,
Nltls ah2SdAw
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EOR SALE-QERY DESIRA
BIZ Vacant Lots on Prospect strset, nssi
Hudson street. Price SIS per iooa SEC
ePrz a-E ROUSE &yEAE1Aess
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p ooIIa@5T, June -, LgoINDA aoFT, Wiz
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~ Geo. 0. Blair viii deliver the MORN
ne LHADsR, BY Pony Exprsss, in the towns
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6m $ak or RgHt,

WUOL FOR SALE.-IOO0O no
w 10000 pounds Of WOOL fr - - pa-s-
lnFtoas INFLOW Coz 81 on e. U 4 q Railroad-
lnne2S.55 ARMSTROS8G HAeKEo9Ra.
DOR SALE NEW B0TLFPZYD
Il sNsIH p. suitable for q saw MIL Enonire of
Ia. x. kesslsr, AZ Morgan & Roots, rs S6perior ~
eSL1sL 2l Seleca 81. june2ksB
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4ttoruegs al EaW.

eu
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Once ozsr Mould s Kumsen's store.
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N. y. BANK sTATRMRNT-JuIE 1.
RANK NOTE LlsT.

CORRECTED By 0. A. BEAD q co., ANKER
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
An solvent Banks par An Solvent Banks.
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~ gTmbers' and Gas Filters, materials, such Is
14Tdranfs, Bafh-Tuba, Watsr-t loests, Wesh-standE
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JOSEPH POOL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ia SUPERIOR STREEf. oor9ERl0
ID P. SPALDfNG, ATTORNEY 4
H. Coapssuor ct Law, No. ( Perkins Block,
Cleveland. Ohio. sspl
sAy5 = 9SsE pRU0g ATTOR1NTEHaVVgs5
and Corneellors at Law. OMce t6s Superior
Street, (opposits Merchants BRnk,) Cleveland, o.
D0ARDMAN AND INGERS0LL,
Attorneys at Law, AtgGter Block, foot Of SUI
6S1or street., Cleveland, Ohio.
w soAsDEAE, febs Z. ?. MaEEsoLL.
DR0OKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID Al Law, Perkins building on Public
sfsI :. BnooSs ie5s " ong.
A SPER, j. T., ATTORNEY an
LAW Warren, Trumbul county, Ohio. once
&o-bK Market street. dec3d3l
WILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
I. w ATTonKEHs AZ Law. Qaice No. % sgPedoi
G ,sSs eisFelena' Ohi0' 4. 6. RIbIE.
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DIED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

W. Congratulate our readers upon die
Maeovey Of a sure eure for Bheumatlsm, cout and
Neuralgta5 AID al MorCurial Diseases, ahioh 4 e-
RcteG without the use Of internal medicines, which
caetroy tho constitution and give temp0rgry relief
any mleot, u u thoonly known remedy eEeeting
4PtisN cnre, ana We Tel warranted, from its re-
11cted and taeae having friends su1ering from Rheu-
0hllamf 0cHt o. Neuralgia, or the pernicious eEscts
= Eefcurys 60 the advertisement IN another column
o. cur paper, otDr Le!and's Anti- Rheumatic Band,
Aoold ~ VIM. EISkE Oa.ManA n- fah2h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanbrd's
Liver InvigoratOr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

Al sunrise q detachment Of the Light Artillery
Will DIRE q Federal Salute, and AL the bells Of the
city viii be rung for the space of one half hour.
A. 10 o'clock a. M precisely, the Procession
recuon OF the Marshal Of The Day and bis As