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MysTERfous DIsAPPEARASoE.-ProE Cow
per, knight Of the fantastic toe, who has fig
ured somewhat in this city for e year or two
past, disappeared yesterday under the fol-
lowing circumstances
The Professor, on Saturday evening, being
somewhat under the influence of 'sthe ruby"
seeOsted and assaulted two respeClsblo Ia
dies who we're passing through ssneca street.
One Of them screamed, and the police COM
ing to the spot, took Cowper into custody,
and conveyed him to the station house
BE afterwards cent for friends, who went.
and waking Judge Vail, obtained the Pro-
iessor's release under bail. he was
,sken to the Weddell House, where he
boarded, and seated for while upon cool
stone outside, and then was conducted to
bed.
The circumstances being made known to
the Marshal, the police we're sent to re-aresi
the Professor at his room, but he refused to
open the door. Captain Ross was called
uD 70 persuade him, but the refractory gen.
tIeman, in an elegant manner, bet with q
firm voice, refused 70 allow any one to enter
his castle, under any circumstances what
ever, at that hour Of night. Threats being
made that the door would be forced, he in
,ormed his bosiegers that the consequences
Of such an act would rest upon their OwI
heads. Finally, It was decided to await the
morning before making the arrest, and
guard being stationed, the police departed
In the morning, the watch being negli
gent, or having fallen asleep, the accom-
plished Professor descended the stairs, and
calling for his boots, drew them on an
walked sirily down Bank street, since whiel
time nothing further has been heard from
! him.
The affair Is but another instance Of th
! efficacy Of Martial'S wise saw, "suaYiter /
. modo," etc.
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ThotoIioeinr D a. eatra1i avn hitter Ufiitee
b. ths nualer a e Basllsl Church @ the " JournA
und ns.saaeor,' Cincinnati, chic, and apeaks vel
umos Ia hyor z ihai eorld-ntnoRnsa niedicins, q
Mas. Wnezos't esosinse sguCr ron oHrLpaEs
EnnFnirei
ssWeroo - adrcrtllomcntiE Feur oaiunna an.
Wlnalou,s ssathi1E eTFus- Nvu ~ usVH 80
Word in iavor oi patent rudl1ne rutft N oar ~,
but We bel compelled g 80 q goul 5cei ta@t taN
no humbus-VH HkFn faltb ~, AM ENoN = ~
sAL II ciAina. Il h probably, one q the uoll
coassfui medicines Of the day, because h s one Of
Ne bsst Ana thea o your readers WAohaEe bahiee
rar,t 90 bossor thar 70 lay IN Hupply."
~ sat-rIisenUnt b aaot1ef eelomn. serESllN
AfkIeED IN NEKD. TRf II. ~
Da. svrrfR ISrALlatti LdSIErSfia pfosiroa
non the rooiro of Dr. stephen Sweet. o. Ton
rsItieut sha fdat b6nS-aoltsr, and has ben nsedin
his praatios Or tho lnH, twenty FeAp with tee most
astonishing success. A. an external romedS IL b
uitheut arisdl and win alleviate pain ucre spged-
u than I eihcE PREPARATION. For All RheHmatiO
ana Rereoes Dluoi dors & q truly ,niihe and a.
curative ior Bo7us, Woandt. SprainH, Brulsea, &C.,
itt uoothilr healing. and bo~ -rial stroniiinning
u1opsrtlsl rxsie ne uhi wonasr and uatoa isHesat
e Al uho.hags ever given n a trial. over ouf
nundrcd c1rteosis Of rvmarkahle cures, PEI 'ormed
byii within tho lest two gears, attest this iaet.
Ecr sals b stroRg A AFmstroag and Wm. fiako.
flu6 afreqfirerrtut earli- hlai6M
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The affair is but another instance Of the
efficacy Of Martials wise saw, "suaYiter in
s - 40 tH
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HousRBREAKISs.--on Saturday night the
house Of uhas. G. Aiken, on Euclid street,
was entered and 8 fine gold watch, a new hat,
and a eoat taken possession Of By fome sdr0it
sceundrel. Mr.. Aiken had bat just moved
into the house, and the apartments not being
prepared, he threw OF his coat and laid
down upon lounge in one Of the rOOms'and
vent 70 sleep. On waking in the morning
the room door was observed to be open, and
an examination showed that the street dooi
was also open. An entrance bad been et'
fsetsd By farming tho key with "nipPerS'" o
which marks still remain.
The watch was taken from Mr.. Aiken's
person, being in the pocket of the vest which
he had on, and II is probable that ehlOrOforH
was used BY the thief.
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ALMOST An ACCIDENTAL young man by
the name of Cyrus Wilson was trying the
speed of horse which he was riding, on
Kinsman street last evening when the
animal, suddenly sheared of, frightened
Ct piece of paper blowing past, and over
went Cyrus at q tangent. Fortunately, he
struck head 6rst; fortunately because hap
penine to have & new beaver hat, the force
Of his fall was broken, as also was the hat,
AID the horse having departed independent
Of his rider, that individual vas LEFT "a
pursue his way on foot, diScomated, and
shorn of his glory. 1l-l ..l soak
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SENATOR DOUeLAs.--An unusual feeling Of
interest was expressed yesterday throughout
this city with reference to the critical con-
dlticn Of Senator Douglas, and universal
sympathy and regret were expressed. Every
enc seemed 10 fesl that the loss Of 50 fearless
and energetic aman at a moment like this,
would be misfortune than which, few could
be greater. By the telegraph news it win
appear that hope may perhaps yet be en-
tertained Of his recovery.
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YouEG MEE's CHRrstIAN AssocIATrox.--
There viii be meeting Of the above AS
sociation at their new rooms, No. Perkins
Block, this evening. In addition 70 other In
terestlnE exercises, there win be apesking
upon ths following subject: Under what
eireumstances is war juStihable" Ladies
ana gentlemen ere inyissd 70 sttsnd.
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RGVEsEA ARTrLLEHY.-The Ravenna Ar
tilIery have orders to return home, as thei'
services will not be needed. They will en-
list with other companies probably, with
some one of the recruiting officers for the
Tth Regiment, now in this city. If they
cannot 60 IS artillery, they certainly cannot
do better than 70 join the 7lh.
It is to be regretted that the company
cannot be received as they are organized, fol
they have long practice and experience in
handling their gun, and would undoubtedly
do good service.
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, : LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor of q
vaiusbis medicine. ana d.. 8. A. WsaEsr's Syrup
ana Csruio e curing eyory case Of salt kheum, let
tsr, Eryripelas, serOfulas Uleersisd sores, sealo
Hoaa and AZ ne disoasel that are the result Of I'm
purs bleed. PsaPie suEsriBg from thsae diseases
can be Be- cured BY perseveriug in the use Of Dr
gesyer's remedlss. The Syrup will PURIFY She blood
and drive the disease 70 the surface ct the skin
-vfGsu, D. applying thU oeratei cure e sure. Il
nsYar &ns. Try Il.
81 sold b. 4. =. Gaylord, o. s. MssksnEis, 3
v. saakridez. Strong 3 -ArInstroas and Wm. FiSke
Cleveland. o.
azF-Sa. a Efvertisampuf
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l. o. o. F.-The members of Cataract
Lodge, No. 2s5, 1. o. 0. E., are hereby no
tilted to meet at the hall Of the Lodge in
Newburgh, this day (MOnday,) at IL o'clock
NJ, to attend the funeral Of Harvey Burke.
Members of other Lodges are invited to
meet with the above Lodge, and participate
ia an attendance.
JoHN A. DYER, Secretary.
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OsWRGO aIARKET-Iune-I ]

: : II
FI0UR-SIarket steady but dull At S5,25 for
favorith brands.
WHRAT-Msrkst quiet. Sales 1000 bush winter
r, a western private terms.
C0RN-8carce and no sales.
Other grains nominal. t
CANAL FRBIGHTS-Dull. Flour Ssc; wheat
Sc: corn 7c to New Hork.
LAKE TMPORTS-Wheat 1900 bush; corn
7n0 hush; peaa i.t0n bush.
'GANAI EXpORTS-Flour ,hO1 hbls; wheat
82,aa bush; corn q, 200 bush; peas 160 bush
The Lake Imports since tho opcalng Of navigation
20 June let have been 10 ON bbls four 96 900 bush
wheat 10 bush cnin "A son bush oats a. 100 bush
barley, 1900 bush rye, 1850 bush peas.
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LosT.-on Saturday afternoon, bracelet
composed Of gold beads strung upon awhile
elastic cord, with clasp, was lost somewhere
upon Superior street, The finder will be
rewarded BY leaving it at ]. B. Cobb 4 Cot
bo K store. The bracelet iS valued chiefly
because It belonged to the mother Of the
present owner. -
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Report Of the Now yarI nIarhst.

INV YoRE, May 81, 1861.
BUTTEIG-rhs demand tor Ohio Butior for the
past week has been fair at ls 70 3% II choice yellow,
but wtitc or strtaked has gone ats 70 70. The do
mah for inferior Is mostly confined 10 grease, aud
white or strcakad all soon go a. gtoasa price.
CuRESE-Tha demand for Cheese is light AID
prices raage from to 70. Prinio lots would bring
the latter aVnre but anything infior is almost i'm
possible to sell. z a r-a iiH
RGGs-SoOd are in demand at ioc and imposing.
II. q. DEMINg,
With John Boyeo 3 Son,
Commission Merchants, 69 Pearl street.
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MnrrAEr.-Not the least attractive body
Of military in this city Is the boy yzOuave corps
which is frequently sean marching through
the streets. They were out in full uniform
Saturday afternoon and went through the
bayonet exercise, and deployed as asskirmish-
ers before a large and admiring audience
They are no mean rivals Of their older mod
els in pTohcieney, and ere we'll armed and
uniformed.
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A grand Mass Meeting Of the citizens Of
brooklyn, willbs held at The Arnory in
brooklyn Centre, Monday evening next.
Ths main object is 10 procuro material aid
ier the amilios Of those gone 70 war.
Gene out one and ell, with patriotic purses
e ven ss hearts ]. B, LEvu.
By order Of Secretary,
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E0R ~ % FXcRl NaR.

WiIlson AssuuF, House ana acros, With Fruit,
&C, Exchange for = Yarn. .
Coiamof, % acres, with orchard alao houaa and
oue acrr, near UVlannsrr on Plank kond. EEchangs
for land near 81. Paul, Minn.
falunbe Water Power, On re 0hte lanal,
nc lilies from City. AErhanGe Tor City prOrgrtg.
Yarn Of It3 acres IN MilouEhby, Euo1 Houao,
Barn, orchard, ke, Will sell tho whole eU acrel
and take house aud lol IN o. near he CITY l rt pay,
five Houses aud Lot vest of ms etrcet - guod
tenant pruperty-to eachango for land near ne Cty
and pay dinafsnct IN uash. "
sr5glfl Asanue--larrs tWo-atory house and large
Tot, barn. &c. EEohangs soT land In zartt balance
~ hsn6.oms country Pesidsnes, "a sauddshy, ons
and a All nj e rom Tie Railroad depot, a arze,
bendsor1o nnu we'll anlshed stone hou1-, barn snd
a arg Of land With great variety o. choice fruit
/ Il srrhanae ior iuinrov1s prUusriysin this City
I Fsrfn ff7I Acres, on Plank Read, = mlira lom
City large tWo-story Brick houge, Fcod Barns, and
/ Orchard soil sandy loan snd mnck-e superior
hIn, Wal take pay one hall IN houss and fsH acres
1 rear the ciiy; balancs on tine.
/ Kinlnias street, tWo-si0ry Hoa1e and Lot, To
sTchangs for = iarm and q isW acrc1 near tho CltT.
/ Ofosna0od streats tEo-ssory Aou1e ahd Lot. To
i ezchange for larn-
/ 3ricf Tavern stand and Iolf acres, an 90 Of taa
principal pank Roads, y miirs IRON the City; large
1 and convenient hquEo and excalleut laud. To 81
change IN Pazt for house and si o. fsg acres near
one hundred and aixsY Acros Land--in Lsbanon
county, Michigan. stper acre.
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The unders igned on behalf of the spsague
Zouave Cadets, Co. B, Tth Regiment, now at
Camp Dennisen, would tender their sincere
thanks to the ladies Of Cleveland, and Mr..
Hall, for their generous thoughtfulness in
supplying tho company with HsvelOcks--
Also 70 Messrs. Bentley, ,peForest, CLARK and
other very numerous friends, who supplied
them with the wherewilh 10 live compare
lively comfortable, and made them feel that
they still had friends who could appreciate
q soldier's life and yieissitudes.
Lieut.. THoE. 7. sweeney,
Co. B, Tth Regiment
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To FRrEEps OF VOLuETEERs.-An persons
having friends among the volunteers about
washington, and Wishing 10 send letters TO
them. can insure safe delivery BY address
ing them under cover 70 Bon. @. h. Van
Wyck, u. o., Washington, D. Q. @
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A "MILL."-Quits an affair occurred on
River street last evening, which partOOk
largely Of the ch 'rscteristics Of an arranged
priae-fght, the principals being two well
known fighting characters of our city, and
the seconds two sporting gentlemen who
are not strangers in this locality. Some
pretty severe "pitehing in" we are told,
was done for shcrt time, but it being evi-
dent that matters were getting too earnest,
the seconds agreed to throw up the sponge
simultaneously, and the parties linked arms,
took drink, and separated.
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sTRAwBERRIEs AND CREAN.-Stacy is re-
ceiving daily supplies Of rich and delicious
strawberries, which he serves up to all who
call for them at his ice cream and refresh
ulent rOOms. Drop In there and try them;
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d 81 Country dealers visiting our city will
hosr Ia mind that most ot our Drug Stores are the
places % and genuine dEugs, and such stspls Auo
eeudlne medicines as Perry BaYi = Puin Killer
DR.. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr..
Wesvors Canker and Salt Rheum syrup aud Ce-
rate. Any druggist dsaling in such pure end good
medicines must prosper, aud TO use them warrants
health.
B1S-sOld svsrzuber,, aud By 7. p Gaylord, Wn,
Fiske, o. &. HaokoEEio, Strong 3 Armstrong, and
4. W, saakrider, cleveland, y.
a8-sso Advertisements ~ snothar column.
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.EDIToRs LEADER: - This letter from a
Gray, is from one who, although writing
very frequently since he went away, to me,
has never before made single complaint, Of
any description. II. E. N.
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Nnrire-

CLEVELAND ESoANPMEST No. 8, 1. o. 0. F
Members are particularly requested to meet
ct Hall Of Cataract Lodge, at Newburgh, tc
attend the funeral Of Patriarch Harvey
Burke at l2Jz o'clock this day.
BELDES sEYMoUR, G. P.
Innn 8 1891
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ArTExTIoS, UxoN CADETs I-Tho members
Of Company B, Union Cadets, are ordered to
meet at their armory on Bank street, Mon
day evening, st half past Eve O'Clock, by
order, W. NJ. SKIDER,
CanAain
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e[Df. Richardson's Sherry Wine BittOrs
is most certainly valuable iAmily sdiene, It Is
fmuch sought sitter for, and every day affords new
pFoos Of the peculiar elects Of this preparation In
eases Whers disordeEed condition of the stomach,
liver and bowels b combined with greet debility
ihsrvous weakness and intense melancholy, les si-
,lsets arr moat beneficial and wonderful.
NS- ne sherry Wine Biitsrs aEo Tor sale b. 4. II.
GAYLORD. strong 4 Armstrong, and 2. s. hheEenzie,
UisYsland, o. E-
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RraDhs Root OF al EEiP' n de venom
Il dssasss instllled into the system By safT abuse
frduirsass nd excess % any Kind. Thia muat b
rrsaicsf5a lroin fhssystom without deayi nota amO-
Insnt should Be lost The psrnleIous uss q msroury
n not DO Il; nay, it VII iplure rather than cure.
TaIESEMARi /. 2 as, is your ouly ehance-a peru
Sal ofths book sHUAlAN FRAlLTY, or PHYsIo.
r.o,stUA Z REs ERcaEs," illustrated with col
~ An <ravinRs. viii explain everything. II "
ealy cost ylu . esntl.
sola b Dr.. SaFrov, lsi Bloseksr st., \. 7. o'los
ssuts. sent frss q postags eEarI Rnefe. ehs tls
.svsrtis.meuto Of siTr ss1.mar' in aaother column.
49, sold b. I. 2. GSTlord and william Flake,
- r,-----s,s- fn.vslaud. Ohio
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LEADER.
nv AnYERTIsRaIENTs.

Dr. 3, q. CLARK k-yunt Appgintmentss
Henry D. Abbey -AasieF's sale.
L. y. Raekar-u.6 4 =. Railroad.
CoiWon co-EardWsrs.
VA. Fargo Co-POtaioos Wanted.
panisl an~Admlnlsirator's Notiess
0rrin ysse--pAsdoa Notice.
John A. Dysr-bocai Notico.
). n. l.eWis-Local No;os.
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N A R IN E .


NJ Rim E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTKRxDl-June l.
stmr. May Queen, vIger, Detroit, $50 bush wheat,
lnsseks potatoes 80 pkga hah' III Dkg'
schr o.TTis WoodfOrd, obamplDs, Toledo, $50 bu
Echr Spy. chapman, Port Huron
Prhr Fanny aud FlOy, Long, Bufnio.
slOop Harlequin, Brady, srnduskY.
cLEARED.
stmr, May Queen, Yigsr, Detroit.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott Dunkhki % hhda To-
Prop. Bui,lo, , Chicago, 1890 bars iron, 81 bdla
do, and suudries.
sehr. Loon, Lampori, MarbcIhead
schr CuyahogA. Roberts, ChicAgn. 900 tons coal.
schr Parsons, Mlncht Chicago, $50 pig iron.
Schr. Rpy, hapman, Huron. light.
schr Woodruff, Champing Toledo, light.
Hchr Hnrlequin, Brady, Huron, Light.
schr. Fanny and Floy, Long, Port stany.
8cow h. Miner, Nsnsipe, Detroit, 30 touh eoal.
seow Sea Bird, (Br) Butler, Prescott.
List Of the vessels passing through the Wsllaud
Canal;
Bo,ud West-May 2eth-parks Hungarian, Ploym'
outh and kiagnra. On the Si;h-Fropeileru Srahii'
Bound ND Fast-May 28th- Schooner W. B. Hlbbard
On the sOth-seh0oners MARY Brown ana Hm. d
Arbnekle..
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80 MA-NHNODl
noW losr. HoW REsTOaED.

gast Dublheea On ne Nature IriAlmsat and
sdie.i cure 81 fsperuaaiorrhea, Of aeminal Weak
ss.s. sexusl DoBnfiFi Norvousaeuss lRyoluntary
Emlu.inn. and Iapcfeacy, resulting fom seli abuse,
a.. b. Robt j CalserWell, E, D. sea,undsr aeal'
An apsia nvsiors % uuy adsroa, posl-paid, % ~
osips 81 suo stamsl, by pr. cbas. =. y, ktnoi "
BoWorY, EsR Hors. Roat oAoe Box, No. i,sos.
s,a~4fsfsut.afn
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n. Y. sTeCX nIARKET.-Iune

2i Board Market steady. Galsna a Chicago SIN;
Illinois Central scrip 69Ei Cleveland Toledo 279si
ChtcHFo, Burlington 4 Quincy %; Chicago q ROcE
Island 3iss; HAriem l1s{; Ere a5 Illinois central
7276: Tennessee Is ~, United states g. 81 As.
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DOOsE / JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE k INSURANCE AGENTS,
Ne. all Sslpa7oT 81, Up Siairb)
MARBLE Block. -.


Twenty kcrss, one n.ila irca CITY ine-goOdsAndy
loan soll. fi23 per acro.
Valuabls artEinE fa7ni, in 6lilouehhy--1fl scrol
With Houso, Barn. OrrhaId, &c. S15 per acre.
rIity-sIx Acres miles from tiitf. ~ pof acre.
HSmilton ssFSSs, HsIsS and Lot S7la.
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kE%8B FSSSSBBi
EFnfIn rtlliDl

Te an nufafiuE troru Oonaun ntipns tneipient og
eanfr-Isef o. non debility Of any kinqi Y rola
rsrnfal or nervous prcsiration, brought on % enY
s1un5f or troni acf efiQus cqmplalnta o uqiH US
- al tha kitnolu OF haddors ana % -aQiea sul
srlnF any OF tho inaay datftetins cohAlnte tilolr
far a. iahls to and which engeudor 1onnnntpttoni
THE BLOOD FOOD
a arered e & Cur3ain and kellabe homedy. Dtnore
fuq in 6JT n1rtirnlar nom th6 ratent mgdlcinee Of
~ 1Y. a y chuIaioal COR binAfion hON, UL-
EHuHand ftiUSRHuRsc, oivcry greet worth, anu
manY hundf6da be- glad and gretciei testimony 20
thf bauefsl d hasc icrred on them.
CHURUR DUPONT, tl9 Bread way New lork,
ere the sQe prorrigtpr1 o. tno artlelei e1 nave "
consequrnca u irscd attempted upon the public
channe tho color Of tho outaido wrapper irQln RE2
n 7iIo and iuaruasod iho size oi The bottle % =
Ouncef Be very cautious IN pul ing % SEQ thar the
hcElniile Of their signature ID an The outside OF the
wrapper, al othera are cou ttrteitu. IN coEee-
Tuencs 81 the iareo demand lQr Tits artclol the o
Sowing druggists have all orterod and received sup
rlu1 81 sue new kind 5id:
Chaa. a. kimbali, Wm. II Eronehi y. X nayeai
"a, Staniels, and Samael \ idder r. Lowell.
,lhfs eh25dAW
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- va eongratuIate our readerl upon

50 We congratulate our readers upon the
diaooverg Of a ture cure for Rhcuuatism. Gout and
Nsurslfa and ell Aer utEai Diseases, hioh Is e!-
f,cfaf without the OF internal modiclneai which
lrrrrsT fho Consultation and give temporary rolioi
fn4V ID fct u e the only knosE1 renedy elestlug
4 rirtrct cufe End feel warranted fruIn is no
nfo7s IN calling che attention Of the at-
fieio snd tnose hsFinR friends suffering nom kheu-
afilm, Gout or heurnlga OF me pernleloes stsets
II cpr rspar, OF Dr lelauda Anti ) hneuInatlc band
Da7-coid ~ HB Flsk C. cleveland. y. lebt9
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S.o A. y. bhAIhEsS 3.l.iS NAIL TRAff s,op5lst 4
ell Stations except Eualid, Wlrt "A "a -
u Tor, Perry, unio1Fille, aafdfo-,l II 49,
and sganyilpi and Srrises - 80 IL fi.il
s;o5 ,. - plhOlhNAEi EkPhEss f-sl.--
ping at fainesVilie, Aqhiabull M cir -
only and arrirug at krie Il18 ,. = . D1n.
klrl lf 80 2. E., Builalo az io-U y So
Cd -. pOHkkAur ACCOMnODALl0f-stoo
ping AZ ali rtniinnu
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sPFoIAI oRpER-No. 970.
HrAp orlRrEns, ONO MILIrI.

HEAD VrAHTkH8l UHIu nIILIIIA =
AND V0LUNTEER MILITIA,
ADJUTANT GEEERAL's 0FFIcE,
CoLunBuE, o., June 1, 1861.
The rendezvous at Cleveland for the con-
csutration Of troops, under direction Of the
War Department ct Washington, and styled
Camp TAYLOR, having fulfilled all the pur-
poses Of its establishment, Is terminated.
Brig. Gen. Fitch aud STAFF are oompli-
mented for the order and discil line main
tanned by them while in charge Of said
Camp. fE
All officers and other peFSons in Camp
Taylor will take notice Of the foregoing
H.B. cARausrox,
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IT0e0C0I aII 0lIlNI7lI NVIlll-7T
,sus tie larrest aascrtulent OF the most improved
,i,fen n SPECTAChES an his Glasses, whether
i5r ne'rr 81 laT sighted, ground under his oyn
s.,-et{or ~ machinery Of neW oo1atructiQn, vita
sSif e1re 30 a. 70 suit tie eyes IN all ceees,
. C1rlT- Weskneag, DizEineaa or lnunmmAtiOn ol tEe
Z Fyss aud impaFfing strensth iof ions renaiAe OF
n :. seienonsou uould here Inform the public tlet
hs uGEer employs ang oHe In the SAFE 81 ei9 -
- 49, 4 anlendid alloFt Tneut Oftf1 q LA5oAss
HiTCRf7sfilPE9, COMRAs2kRt 6e.s on hand.
TARTlFtO1AL Eye inserted without pain'
dSviSS--Ss. 8. 10 Superior street, uuder American
Hotsi malla--
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FRoN TIE sEvEETH REeINENT'-Lieutenani
D. A. Kimball, of Company A Of the 9Th
Regiment, is now in this city, where he ar.
rived on Saturday evening, for the purpose
of recruiting f,rty men for three years, 70
join his Company, the zouays Light Guards,
now in Camp Dennisou. Some ffty-six
men of his regiment, who have re-eulisted
for three years, accompanied him 70 this
city on leave Of absence, TO visit their
homes. he reports the general health oI
the men as being excellent. All of them
have been vaccinated. They are provided
with uniforms which arc said to be of good
material and we'll made. The coats are o.
dark, and the trovsers Of light blue cloth
Lieutenant Kimball viii provide . ren
devious, where all persons wishing to snliii
can find opportunity to dos
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