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EHoTIoEs IN BATTLE.-Aessrs. Editors
In your graphic description-in this morn
ing's issue-Of soldiers emotions on the
battlefield, you omit the portrayal Of
that calm aud most exalted enthusiasm,
frequently exhibited by vOtarieS at the
Shrine of Glory An inspiration wholly
superior to human weakness an emotion
which "makes ambition virtue :" glimpse
of the "god in man." Such have often
witnessed in battle, and such have been to
me proofs stronger than Holy Writ Of
mans immortality.
A SHARER IN SIXTEEN BATTLES.
CLEyELANp June 9Th
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Tar CLEyEIASD AarlLLERY.-We learn
from letter dated clarksburgh, Va, june
"a, 1851, that Companies D and F, of the
Cleveland Artillery Regiment, would leave
that place that morning, under command Of
Col. Lander, U. s. A., for Southern Virgins,
with from 5000 to 1000 Federal troops
The troops had rebuilt the bridges on the
road from Parkersburgh to Clsrksburgh.
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CLEVELAND. June 9th.

SECOND MICHIGAN REeMExT.-This regi-
msnt received orders to take up its line of
march for Washington, at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, from Ft Wayne. It will ar
rive here at an early hour this morning, on
the steamer Ocean and two propellers, and
will take the els A. NJ. train for Pittsburg.
Il is said to be very fine regiment.
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~ Miss G. l.. ransom. rOrtrait p

~ Miss c. l.. Hanson, Portrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, IA Spangler Block
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SENT FoRwARD.-Lieutenant Sweeny yes
terday afternoon sent to Camp Dennison, to
be added to the Seventh Regiment, thirty
one recruits, all unexceptiOnable looking
men. He expects to be able to send as many
more forward Monday.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers in town
yesterday, was Mr.. McEwen, Local of the
Ohio State journal, who has come up from
Columbus 10 look at Cleveland, and Judge of
the propriety of moving the Capitol to he
deserte,i grounds of Camp Taylor.
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PERsoxAL.-Capt. ]. H. Simpson, Corps
Typographical Engineers, leaves this city
this morning for the purpose of mastering
in the three years troops at Camp Jackson,
Columbus, into the service of the United
States
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The MORGAN RIFLEs.-We must remind
our neighbors of the Cleveland Leader that
they are doing great injustice to patriotic
men, by seeking TO degrade the members of
Capt Cranes Company, who refused to sub
NIT to what they thought an imposition, for
the purpose Of magnifying Gen. Fitch
These men volunteered with the understand
ing that they were to have rifles. They felt
justified in their course, and only exercised
their undoubted rights when they withdrew.
We know these young men - brave and
true. Two of them are now lek in Camp
Jackson as three years. men.-4 shtabHla
Sentinel.
We believe we hsYe said nothing
tending in the slightest degree to de-
grade" the members of the Morgan Rihes'
and if we have said anything which can be
regarded as unjust toward them, we assure
the Sentinel that such was not our intention
We have nothing to say for or sgainst the
course pursued by the Rifles, but we may
sincerely declare ourselves not one iota be-
hind the sentinel in believing them to be
''patriotic, brave and true men," The con-
duct of Gen. Eiteh, in stepping from high
position to that of a private in the ranks, we
thought an act of self sacrificing devotion
to the cause worthy of commendation, and
can find nothing in such an opinion ode
grading" or "unjust'' to the Morgan Rifles.
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POLICE ARREsTs.--The following cases
were on the Police Court Docket at 10 o'clock
last night: Ellen McDOnOugh, petit larceny;
John Murray, intOxicatiOn.
John steller, boy of 10 years, who has
for some time been in the employ Of Mr..
James Hill, was arrested at the house of his
mother By officer Mix for stealing property
belonging to Mr.. Hill Of the value Of abOut
500. The property was recovered, and
consists Of gold watch, gold watch key,
set of sleeve-buttons, breastpin and IRE
mans badge. He will be called to answer
the charge Of grand larceny this morning.
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REcEIvED HIS CoMNIssIoE.-We understand
that Mr.. R. C. spaunding, recently appoint
ed Paymaster in the Navy, has received his
commission, and viii as soon as practicable
enter upon the discharge of his duties.
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r Everybody should send their orders
to YIETs & SAVAGE if they want the latest
styles of Union Envelopes and Paper,
CHEAP. Box 1921 Cleveland. iesdst
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FDIToRs LEADER:-The news Of the death
of Senator Douglas has caused great excite
ment here. The flags are at half mast in
respect to his memory. VIM. B. Price has
been appointed Post Master, in place of VIM.
r. Robbins, resigned.
Youra 10
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NEE Murray cH4RTs.-Mr. B. s. Green
of this city, is now canvassing the city fog
the sale of LlOyd'S new Military Charts,
which, upon one large, finely cOlOred and
printed sheet, are a map of the United
States and seperate maps of the District of
eolumbis, the Chesapeake and Delaware
Bays, the Mississippi River, New Orleans
and vicinity, Savannah Harbor, Charleston
HarbOr, Mobile Bay, Galveston Bay, Hamp-
ton Roads, Pensacola Bay, Norfolk HarbOr,
Cairo and vicinity, Key West and AnOpOliS
Harbor, beside military statistics. It is
truly multuu. in paruo. Mr.. Green makes
head quarters at AllstOn's, Superior street,
opposite the Post Office, where specimens of
the Charts can be seen, or bought for thirty
eight cents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

0IL.-The undersigned Is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vatk in a superior
manner on short notice, aud on the most
reasonable terms at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleye-
land, Ohio. G. II. KIDNEY.
iapl8RIO
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4. Robson wil leave The LEADER q ne

~ The price of the MoRSEO LEADER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 10 News
Dealers, is Ons-fourth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitling
postsge stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations
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EcLEnTIc INSTITUTE.
Commencement Dgy-ThErsday

Commencement DGy-IhFrsdGy.
The morning arose with few clouds, but
they soon retreated before the Sun, march
ing forth in his chariot of light.
An auditory convened exceeding the ca
pacity of the great circular tent, though II
Is one hundred feet in diameter.
Tho programme of the exercises Of the
dav is here presented.
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FRANK PARKRR.-LiTery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R26:1y
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FOUND AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar 10 public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment viii cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
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. Office
III Ontario street.
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MILITARY CAPs.--Military aPs of every
style ct Decksnd & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deekand & Englehart have also full
supply of Hats and Caps, neWstyles, iustre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. SILK, felt and straw hats in abun-
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FORENOON.

Essay-The Dralds-Hettie J. Smith, Hiram,
Poeil-A Retrospect-CorneIiaB Beebe, Havanr
Essay-The Hiram Guards-Rozelma I. Udall,
Essay- ay-Arhens-sophia A. Bartlett, Greene.
Music" The Touristn
ESsay-A Ysif from the Lake-charlOtte M.
i Essiay-1fier Battie-Persis 5. Norton, ches-
i Essay Sunshine on the wa1l-Addie NJ Rob
Music The Patriotic Band"
Essay-Theodosia BurT-Frane Smith, Hiram.
Essay-Before Battle-sabrina N. CaprOn, Au-
Poem-Ths Mothers Last 0Rering-sOphia SI.
Williams, RaYenna,
Musie-s The Light Heart
Discussiou-D Does Republican form 0 Gov
srnment contain the elements Of Perpetuits AT
firmatiye, q 2. Henry, Bainbridge Neg tive,
B. G. Hank, Hiram
Music" Hail to Tbee-Liberty ~
AFTERNOON.
Music-"Ha Ha we've stemmed the Stream" :"
Orstion-steliar Worlds-A. p Cook, BED
Z oratiOn-The Highways of NstiOns-W. F,
oraation-DecisiOns of the PeOple-N. S. Clark,
Freedom.
Music-AGreeting 10
OratiOn--Henry Clay--J. N. Mason, Hiram.
Oration-The Spanish Armada-BaldWin Bent
orsiion-Our FIag-R, 9. Norton, Hiram.
Music-"OGr Glorious Banner"
The Union and the Coniederacy-S; p. New
comb, Hiram, and G. A. Dudley, Freedom
Music-sWe come from the Palace
0rationszTbe Dynasty Of Cotton--F H. Ma
'Otl olration-Tbe Teachings of Necessity-H, W.
Valedictsry-The Vigil of Faith.-H. s. ela.
/ sier, Bedford. -l a. --..
Music Farewell Song" l-
The Institution, designe lequally for males
and females, cultivates as assiduously and
thoroughly the minds and morals of the lat
ter as the former. To the ladies in this ar.
rangement the morning was assigned. Theil
essays, ali original with the readers Of them
were ehaste, correct, and sensible. and Of {
breyity that insured attention to their las
word.
"a Waif from the Lake." by Miss Gage
of Madison, was finely executed, both il
style and utterenee.
.eThe Mothers Last Offering" poem b.
Miss Sophia Williams, Of Rsvenns, spoke t.
the ear and heart with great beauty and ten
dsruess. The other essays were, withou
exception, of 3 high order of sentiment
tender and truthful; and very clear an'
mostly iOreible in their delivery.
The afternoon performances were listene
to BY an audience greatly increased an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

FHE BOGUS EXILE The fellow who came
to this city short time since with false
stories about his expulsion from Texas, has
reached Boston, and is still following his
game of imposition. The Boston Journal
saws he succeeded in deceiYing the Traveller
and Post of that city.-ROeAester Democrat.
This is undoubtedly the same seoundrel
who appeared here Ia the character of" DR..
Charles Mcqueen" Dentist, from New Or
leans We hope he viii be brought to,
"with a round turn, p -Bl1alo
Express.
We suspect the above noted scamp is
the same who not long since came Into
our sanctum and represented tnat he was
driven ont of Mobile, Alabama, leaving a
Aourishing business behind him. There is
no doubt that good deal Of capital Is being
made in this way by unscrupulOus wretches.
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REFRIGRRAToRs = WATER COOLERs - IoE-
CREAM FRREEERs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices,
for cash, by W. P. Foea. my27
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ii snInMnNsnN

Prae6ieaI dI6 Scientific OPheidH,
Kssps tbs largest ss.5gasnt O. The most IN PROVED
for near or far sighted, sEs ground under MS oEn
Iuepactiou, by machinery Of neg VIII
the rreateft care, 20 suit tue eyes IN al Ss-i
curfrr weakness, Dizziness or lntame1ftlon q tEe
Ives, and iEparting strength Tor long reealng OF
II ;. soiomouson would here inform the public t1at
be never eployI sny one in the sale q his Lenees
So Also. splendid assortment ofbk ] . LAooAei
ETIDROSC0PEe, COMPASSES, &c.s On n9ad.
[ARTfFiClAL EYES inserted without PAIN
6rsios-No. iSo supsriOr street, under American
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Mnnnfaftnrfrs.
DBRNARD DEMMENa,

ARTISAN, MAOHINIsT AN PATENT MODEL
M x Err,
No. la SupC ioi street. Leader Building,
q IVELAND, OHIO
BERNARD DEMMENG. having rented the
establishment Of y. RonigslQw, Is nov prepared h
contract for manufacturing Sowing Machines aud
ali kinds Of light machinery. Part oulnr attention
and facilities Tor getting up hodsls Of Patents.
REPAI IaIHG.
II your SKATES need liking, can on DemmsnR
IL your fIkG MACHINE IL out Of order, be
will put II Ia 5rde-.
10 repairs All kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Motal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
lfy)u should got up a nov Patont Demmeng Il
the man % get up your hodsls, either ia Wood
brnssi or Iron, ~ tho neateat manner.
Az kinds OF Belt Hanging done IN prompt style
All kinds Of lieht MachiGery put IN order IN the
ztost expeditions manner n
kngugoring Instruments reported
Small steun Engines repaired thoroughly.
hatl Road Jnductor's Punches manufactured 10
the best manner.
kaii Road Conductors Punches repaired.
A9-ln lac SeTythiug In the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
H8-Entsance to shOp-l44 Superior streat. up one
pair q stairs. BERNARD DEMMENG.
febERn
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SPeFias 9)DtlFss.
MANI Dl
noR 80. How REsFoR1D.

SOW LOST. Row REsR0RED.
fust Published on the Mature, Troatment and
sdioal Cure Of fSp0Emetorrhea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual DEBILITY, NerFousneuu, Involuntary
Emisaioas and Impotenry resulting from solf-abuae
ko. ny Robt. J. cllssrwoll, IA. D. sent under usal,
in plain snsuiope, 10 any address postpaid on 10
csipt oftuo stamps, hy Dr. Ohsa. .. q, Kline, IN
Bowgrg, Nee YORK. Pest oGoa Box, No. I,sa6.
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POSTAGE STAMPS FOR sALE.-stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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GET TIE BRSF
W A TER RAW ER.

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w ER commands the admiration Of every low
or Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN BUCKET with the
Improvements attached, make THE BEsT article Ia
U.s. for raising water from Ws,l Of any depth. In
no other way can water BE- raised so Easy, 80
QUfUE 60 OaEAP.
1t s neat In appearance and occupies little space
simple in construction AID not liahe TO get out oi
order. Call and see 1t; il recommends itself.
or Wholesale by
J. WHEELER 4 CO., Prop'rs,
Hewitts Block, Vineyard ST., Cleveland Ohio.
Agents wanted in evory State and COu ty. 80
~ State and County Rights for sale.
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ARRIVAL OF SoLD1ERs.-The Poland
Guards, Capt. Zimmerman, representing the
towns of Poland and Lowell, Mahoning
county, arrived on the 1905 Mahoniug train
last evening. There were eighty-seven
of them, including officers; the company,
however, numbers about one hundred, por-
tion OF them having been left behind, who
will Immediately follow. They were ac-
companied by the Roland Brass Band, aud
two Ministers of the town of Poland, the
Rev. Messrs. A. S. McMaster and G. B. Haw-
kins. Before leaving Poland, the citizens
presented each of them with blush gray
shirt and the regulation cap. They are an
unusually fine looking body of men, march
well, and are on the whole equal to any
compsny in appearance that we have yet
seen in this locality. They departed for
Camp Jackson On he 5:4O Cleveland, Co
lumbqs & Cincinnati train this morning.
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for gaIe Or aeirt.

TOR RENT-THE FRONT COR
MIR Oiice over my store.
lunei; 3 " P. FpGG. 81.
GOR RENT "A NICE SMALL -
u Dwelling, on Granger, near prospeCt st, ti8
All the cOuveuiencea end rent low. INQUIRE -
E'OR SALE--KERY DESIRA
u BILE Vacant Lots on Prospect street, near
Hutson street. Price SIS per foot tl
aprl2 ROUSE & JENNINGS,
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norHEH,a IN ~.

Ths tollovins d a ozfraci iron letter Wr1tisn
b. The pastor Of naptist Church b the = Journal
tnd Messenrsr.H Cincinnali. oElo. ead speaEa vol
umea In iavor q that Wogld-roRovned metiulie, OF
MAS. wUs1ow's so0EH1sa esauP Foa crEABnE'
TEEEEInas
ewes an edvertiapnientin YouF oolumna o. mn.
WinsloW'B Soolhlng egrup. Nov ~ never said
wort ln avor d patent modlcino boiors N Cur hili
but Ws osl compslod 3 ry % your Foadafs, ia this
no humbuF-Wn aAyR rsfEp n Am EEoI - -
Al IT oLklns. Isiu probahlsi ane q he most
oosnutul msdiclnss Of the day, because Il 4 ona q
the ssut And those Of your readers Who have babies
csn't DO better than 70 lay On supply"
See sdv.r,issmani IN sucshor colcmn. ssplSRas
"a ABRlRND N ERED. THY 1t.
DR. BSEeT's IETALLIaLH LiHlnrNr q prepared
hon ths Fseipo u Dr.. Stephen Sweet Of Coa-
nscticut tbs great bonssstter and has hen used In
his practice r the last twenty year, With The most
sStoaishinr success. As en- external Fomedy Il Il
without rival, and win alleviate pain more spod
u thsn othor preparation. For al BeSumatic
end Nerves Disorders 4 is truly inAllihlo and
ourative for sorsa, WOuhds, SprainH, Bruises, &C.,
10 soothing, healing, and po- riul strengthening
pnopsrtol, excite the ust Woneur and aston sement
Of al Who haEs ever given It q trial. Over four
hundred certificates Of remarabla cures. pei 'Ormed
By it within thu last two year., sttsst this isct
For sals By Strong a Armstrong and Wm. fiske.
See aavortlnaruEut asp27- Rssd&W
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RltlUfl fUUDf
BLOOD FOODl
EInnn EIlfnnN


To Al GudarinG from oonGum rtiQni incinient OF
Confirmed or IRON debility of enF klndi cE nom
mental or ncrFou1 prnatraftens Drought on ~ any
raaaa; or from scToinlouB complsintsi or hom DIS
sssas q the kidneys or bladder and TO Ladies Euf-
arlnR any Ct ths many dlstressing CON plaints their
taE ara liable to, and which e1gsnder Consumption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
q qcsred as Certain and hellable homedy. Difer-
ing IN every particular nun the patent uedicnes Of
the day q Is chumical cor bination tf lROks eUl-
PHU q and PE4tis H9Rs,s, efEery great WORTH and
many huntreo9 bee el4d auu Eflteln tolIll1onJA 70
the bpuefta it ha7c fofred On theu-
CHURGR DUPONT, t9 Broadway, New York,
r@nsaQuenoe u a traud Attempted upon the public,
- need the color Of the outside wrapper from REn
onTc-- Be VerY cautiuus in buy Ing % see that she
r-iil e their signature ts On the outside Of the
--ra1--sT - ~ others ars cou tefieits In conBo-
S1sc, a ~ Nrgg demand tor this ariiCle the fol-
t5-ioo drnQqsts have al ozered and received sup
n6ss Al Kimbaii, Wa. II Freneh, ]. r. Hayes,
~ Staniris, and Samslel y kidder .r.s Lowell,
SG- Sold by Wm. fAsSlAi Dfass' SleSe.ana,
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ovERDOE.--The steamer Northern Light
was due here early last evening, but up 70
2 O'Clock had not arrived. t-i--ft
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
Liver Invigorstor.
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8ake STEAMERS.

DOR LAKE SUPE- 4 S1F8A.
Il OR.-Ihe fast and staunch lIAE8 IN
steamer NORTH ABh LI9HTr 7iss55557g
John Spalding, Master, viii leave zts1-l.-z.ll.z8
our Dock for Lake uperior Ports, on Monday June
10th at O'Clock p. n. for freight or passage apuly
% HANNA GARHETSON & CO.,
June4S3s r Cleveland, o.
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So We congratulate our readers upon the
s,.,ovs-.v Of a sure cure tor Bheutnatlm. eOut and
Eeurnria and an Merturial Diseases nhich e el-
fscei Without the uso % internal Medicines which
degfroT the eoastitut0u ana give temporary relief
oDly In fact it il the only known remedy eleetlns
Terfsef cura and We fool warranted, from its re-
eonus6udationa, IN calling the attentioa OF the a.
ict6 ard taose having friends suffering from kheu-
--ef1r out or Neuralris, OF the pornicloua eiccts
- J. eIilF "a The advertisement IN another column
~ - r~r,ar Of Or Ielands Anti. Rheumatic Band
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&e- Geo. o. Blair viii deliver the MORN
rSe LEADER, by Pony EXPRESS, in Ghe towns
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SusuraafE

o.CC.-Oary's Cough Cure. dec2sRl
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IlProof Of the pudding IS in eating it" and
% an The real merits OF medicine is to teat q BY
a1Vingit fair trial. Every one tToubl with hu-
mOrs that arise from Impure blood, should lose no
tine in tasting the merits OF DE. Viewers Canker
and Bais Rhsum syrup and osrate
HrSald bT z. =. Gaylord, Q. 8. Mackenzie, Z,
y. ssctriasr, Etroag 4 ArmstrOag and Wn. Fiske,
CsVsland, o.
n7I-Eea Advertisement
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MORNlNG LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ,, Is8I.
~ ADyERHIsENENgs

Rannsy, BaekuI Noble-Legal Notice.
Edmond Dyball-sale Of Real Estate.
Rottherg d IIausmann-Bird Cages.
Cowles co-Jewelry, &c.
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Saving aalathimes.
WHEELER q WILSON'S
WING MACHINES,
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
p Ri c E 81

The WHEELER & WILSON Machines are now
manufacturing capital interested aud making sales
and 81 snch prices will enahl5 them TO make rst
class Machines, aud as heretofore, guarantee them
In every particular.
The superiority Of these Machines over all Others
for Family Is now established
At the last Fair of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines on RccOunt Of
the Elasticity, PcrmAnence, Beauty and General
DesrAbleness Of thu Stitching, whom done. and the
Wide Range Of its Application" The opinion OF the
above Committee is endorsed By all the State Agri-
cultural Societies In the United States.
H0- The low prices and important Improvements
that have been added should Induce every one that
needs first class marhine, to give that exRmina-
tion before purchasing.
ran examination is solicited at the Ufhce, No.
Dos Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- send for a Circular and List OF Prices, &C.
mRrl JOHN z. 8TRONg. Agent
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AFTERS0ON SESSION.

FOrty-fourth Annual ConveuventIon Of the
Protearaat RPiscopai CburehIn the Dio-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07
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CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

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Mansfield, MI Vernon, Newark ZanosVilIe,
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road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphCs,
Lima FORT Wayne haporte, CHICAGO, &c.,
west, and ERst for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas-
sillon, &c.
Gallon and Belleiontsine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellofontains, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
cinapolis, Terre Haute, Finceunes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, So. Louis, &C.
DelsEafe, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts.
burCh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and XesiA
Railroad, for Asnia, Day ton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoVelsa q,
sud Cincinnati, ard with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi RalirOsd st Cincinnati for Louie
vile, Evansvillu, Cairo, st. Louis, aud m
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central Ohio RailrOad for Newark ZaneE-
Vile, Wheeling &c, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana, &c
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