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ELLswORTH.-The article in the July num-
Der of the Atlantic was written by Mr.. j..
NJ. Hay, Assistant Secretary to President
Lincoln. Mr.. Hay is a graduate of Brown
University, and a young man of much
talent.
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MORNING
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, Is8i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

8. b. A~xteli-Legal Notice.
Mathews A Kimberly Strayed.
Taylor, GrlswOld 3 Co-Parasola.
Rettbers & Hsusmann-MaEie Ruling.
Clark, Gardner 4 Co-Fiour.
J. n. noWer-Fire- Crackers.
s. Hyman-Boy Wanted.
J.. NJ. Hower-Carbon on.
Lost-A bunch ofKsys.
J. NJ. HoWer-Groeeri,s.
Ladies' Aid soeiety-Looal Notice.
I'M Hower-sugaES.
c. J. Ballard-Local Notice.
Putnam a Coekerili-Buslness Notice.
Hawks Bro-L0esl Notices.
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asrass foundry.

TAMEs II. ODELL, BRASS
- FOUNDER AND HHgI5dn A.
Slew DOOR f-em superior street, Oleyehap9, = ~
q prepared 10 aurnish sll kinds q MoLA s~4scisS
Sfaem. WatsT yr Gas, and all the EarlOu N
used Ia the PiurA hing business. be8 80 Jaw
Efnd5 made a1s nepafrsd. Brass QastAPg SoDsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

THREE YEARs.-The three months mem
bers of the Light Guard and sprague Cadets
held a meeting last night in the Light
Guards Armory for the purpose of taking
action for the formation of a company to
20 into service for three years. Some thir-
ty of the members present signed their
names to a roll. The intention is to raise a
company of one hundred men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

UNION ZoUAyE CADETS, ATTENTION lyon
are hereby requested to be at the armory by
N O'Clock this evening in full uniform for
drill and business. It is hoped that every
member will be present as business of i'm
p1rtance will come before the meeting.
By order,
T. B. NEwcoNBE, Captain.
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LADIES AID SocIETY.-The Ladies' Aid
Society will meet in the Stone Church Par
Tors this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired, as important business
will be presented.
Mrs. B. ROUSE, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

MS- The Boston Post asks: "Who wants
a better National Him han Gen. seOttSg
The Hartford Courant answers "Nobody,
Mr.. Post. We can get along with that and
Uncle Psalm.'p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

MURRAY CAPs.-Military Caps of every
style at Deckand Z EngIehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Engiehart have also & full
supply Of Hats and Caps, new Styles ~justre-
ceiVed and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in alum
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

@- The public are invited to attend the
annual examination of students OF the Law
College at the United States Court Room on
Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Recruiting Office

FEsTIvAL.-A Strawberry Festival will be
held at the Congregational Church, West
Side, Thursday evening, under the manage
ment of the Ladies' Aid Society. Tickets
can be had atthe door. Friends are invited
to attend. It
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n. Y. CATTLE MARKET-Juue 20

IBY TELEGRAPH.l
BEEVES-Market has declined Nc. Quoted at
7@S%c. o-..a - a aa0
20 %RiINE@Markst steady. Receipts 500 head
Quoted at S4@4Ee.
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ARAs.-one hundred csses Of arms for St.
Louia, and one hundred and seventy-fve for
Col. Rosseau, 81 Indiana, were sent forward
by the United States Express Company, this
afternoon.
Last night the same company received
here one hundred boxes of military goods,
probably uniforms, also destined for Col.
Rosseau. Two hundred more boxes Of mus
kets will be received this morning.
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By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

B9~ W. L. Marvin, No. AZ south side of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufacturer prices, a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles of Retriger-
ators, Water Coolers, TorreY's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cock
ing Stoves, Enameled Crates House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Hydrocarbons WATER = COOLEEs - Ice
CREAH FKEEzERs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices,
for cash, by W. P. FOGe. my27
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET.-Juns Dc.
Ts4 rELEaRAPH.l

Market dali and irregular. United Stat. 8 6 eau-
pous s3S; Treasury rs lO2i GeorgIt sule0s %, VI.
ginfa - al: North Carolina IS 30; Tennessee ba slHi
Efie Isl mortgage bonds e66; Pacific Mail 66i Ga
lena & Chicago 59&; New York Central sAi rama
ma lML.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

THAT NATIONAL HYMN.-It is announced
that over eleven hundred and fifty manu-
script poems have been received by the Ma
tional hymn committee. The war has bred
a vast number Of poetasters as well as Gen
erals as the newspapers we'll know. We
ha& disposed, in various ways, of a cubic
yard or less, of these metrical essays since
this campaign began; and we presume that
most other journals nave done likewise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

~ Save your ice and drink cool water /
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 each;
double lined water coolers from two to six
gallons. For sale by W. P. FoGG.
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REsIesED.-Capt. VIM. stedman, Of Co. F
Franklin Rifles 7th Ohio Regiment, has
resigned, and D. B. Clayton, Of the Cleve-
land Light Guards, hsa been elected to sll
tba vocauev.
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GEN. FITcH-Jabez W. Fitch, who enlisted
as q private in the 18th Regiment, has been
appointed Brigade Quhrtermaster In a Bri-
gade composed Of the 18th and 18th Ohio
and the sth and 10Th Indiana volunteers,
under command of Brig. Gen. Rosecraus.
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PoLIcE.-Tbe immaculate Alice Trainor
was the only person taken into custody last
night. Her offence was the same as usual
drunkenness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

POsTAGE STAMPS FOR SALR.-Stsmps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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8mndtrs.

BROOKS 8. @. 8 E. W. 13UILp-
Frs. Also MaEutacturerg Of poans 1l.d
e57h. 8rack efs and all kinds Of crolfA
6ofhic work. Particular attention. paifl 20 49,
- Btorss. faot0ET on Division fHeol Ger -
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2IMmbiMa.
% P. 30 B,

PLEMBER AND Gas FILTER,
No. 100 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hall
Mennh rfursaa and keepa constantly on hand al kinds
ofPiambsrss and Gas Eitters, materials, such 81
H-f--1ts- Rsfh-Tub8, Wafer-liogets, Waah-standa,
Hsfb- RSFis-5- Ioad. Galvanized and Iron Pipe,
fbset Tsad. BRAS and Iron Lin and torce Pumpsi
Bfaa1 and rleted Fsucota, and elerytnlDg Necessary
tont % HOUSES, Stores Go.s WIZ Netfenu gas On
Ire most GpproFod principles.
WrhHW ork warranted anc done pEnGnalI.-
800 ani9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Found AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted: It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, SON
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of tia liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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T II E

UNPAID LKrTERs.-The following unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Office:
Mary Evans, Pennington, o.
john Aldrich, Collamer, O.
Daniel 8. Green, Manolia, N. Y.
Geo. B. Perry, Franklin, Pa.
LosT his MoKEY.-A man by the name Of
Thomas Ward, who resides at Bedford, went
down to Elephant BilPs ark, yesterday af-
t%ernoon, and was done out of SIS in very
short order by one of the beasts therein
Ward was probably somewhat irresponsible
at the time from the effect of looking for stars
through the bottom of a tumbler sundry
times, and in an sxultsnt aud unguarded
moment he drew out bis money and exhib-
tied it to those about one OF whom snatch
ed it and disappeared. An arrest has been
made, but the recovery of the money is
doubtful. He has been robbed in a similar
manner some half q dozen times before, but
does not seem tc learn wisdom by ex-
perience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

ATTENTION YOUNG MEN-RECRUITs Want
ED.-Zouave Light Guard, Co. C., is re-
c%ruiting for three years service at their
ArmOry, Superior street, Atwater Building.
JAS. ARMSTRONG,
ie2l-3t Recruiting Officer.
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On. sEREF's IEFALlrHlR LINTNENr ls prepared
non the recipe Of Or. Stephen Sweet. OF Con-
nectiout, the great bone-sotter, and has been ussiin
hz pFsotOc FOR the Last twenty years with The most
astonishing suooesa. As an external rsmedy !, Il
without rival. md will alleviate pain more spssd-
y than I other preparation. For ali Rheumatic
Nnd EerVogs Dhord0is 70 d truly ,nhilihla aud as a
curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, so,
tfs s~Oothing, kealths, and PO~ rMl STRENGTHENING
properties, excite the uat wOn0or and astonishment
81 all who haEs ever given Il q trial. oveT -four
hundrat coEtiarates Of reUArkabls cures, pei formed
~ Is Niihin the last two yoAr, attest this TACT.
IOrsab b Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Flske.
-. advertisement ssps7-ReSa&W q,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

THE SAID RODNEY II. MATHEWS
Il and Catherine F.. Oakley, who are non-,esidebts
Of the state Of Ohio, are n titled that the said plain
her petition against them ana samntI Maihsws, a
resident otths COUNTY OF Lake, in the state Of Ohio
and others, stating IN substance, that on the sd day
OfAugust. 1857, she filed In said court her petition
against the said Rodney II. MOthess, tWhOse wife
she then was pra ing TO Re divorced from him for
the cause Of adultery With one Lucinda KILLER and
for a imony.
That said Court, at the November term then Of
1857, ordered the said Rodney 70 pay her $50 az ali
mony p-nding suite, and that at the February term
then ofle5e. said cause was tried and 3 decree enter
ed amounting ssid marriage. and granting her alimO-
ny against the said Rodney in the sum Of 50 100, in
addition to the sid sum ofSl50, which sum- were ~
sad Rodney, situate in said county. The petition
in This case further states that thu sa d BOdDry, az
vent the collection Of such reasonable alilnony as
the Court should decree TO her, on the trial Of said
by quit claim decd, one equal moiety Of the foiIow-
ing described real estate, situate in sad county, to
the said samuel Mathews, to wit known as being
part of original lot NO. SO, In the City Of Cleveland,
bounded as follows: beginning on the northeast cor
ner OF said lot on the s%Outherly line Of the Public
Square; running thence southerly with the ~eastsrlv
line Of said lot to Champlain street; thence weete.ly
with the n%Ortherly line Of Ohamplain street 81 feet;
thence ncrtherly At right angles with Champlain
street to tbs Public Square; thence easterly with the
| Public Square - feet 10 the place OF beginning. Al
so, that the said SsmuelM Mathews received sad deed
for the sole purpose Of aiding the said kodnsy In
placing his interest in said premises beyond the
reach OF the plaintiff, aud TO defraud her.
said petition further STAGES that during the p0n-
deuey ofsaid petition Tor divorce the said samuel
at the request Of the said Rodney, and Tor the pur
pose Of more ettctualsy placing said premises beyond
The reach Ofsaid divorce for HlimonY, mOrteasei tho
ssid real estate to the said katherine =. oakley,
who, said petition alleges, had notice Of the frLndu-
/ lent Intentions OF the said HOdney and Samuel.
Tho prayer Of said petition is. that the said Qlit
Claim pecd, from the said Rodney to the said Fam
uel be Get aside es fraudulent; that SAID mortgage,
If found to have been received in good faith, be post
pOned to the said decree Ofthe plaintiff, and that the
said premises, 50 conveyed to said Samuel, be sold by
order Of the Aforesaid Court; and that the proceeds
] OF said sale be apDilnd-lgt. to the uaVmHnE Of lle
amount due on said decree and costs SO entered in
flyOr Of the plaintiff, and that the residue abide the
/ o der Of said Court
The said Rodney d.. Mathews and Catherine =.
Oakley are also notified that they are requited 10
answer said petition on or before the sist day OF Au-
gust, 1861. s. I. AXTELL,
june27:A7 Attorney for Pla .nt'f.
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SrEfl4 AutkEs.
MnTnrR,s RnAn Tnla.

Tho ioiiowing e an extract from q lotter written
By The pastor Of Baptist Church TO the journal
aud Messenger" UinciunatL, Ohio, aud speaks vol
umes IN hvor Oi that w~Ofld-renoWnod medicine, Of
Mas. WnsLOW's s0oFHIsa syRuF FoR CHILDREE
TEE1HINat
"Wosss en- advertisement 10 your columns 0. mn
NiHsloE's Soothing Syrup h0v 10 nsveT said .
Wcrd % isVOr Of 9 patent meaiosne boiono 10 car htes
bat ~ tdeoupsllsd 10 say b your geadara thasthia
no h~umbaE-WE HAyE EHED N AND KEoW IT 10
Al II oIAraa III probably one Of the most
oesssfal medicines Of the day. bsoaussit d one Of
ths best And those 81 yourr oadora who have babies
uan't DO better than 10 lay 10 tupply.n
So Advertisement In another column. ssp9sBN
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HURRaH FOR OHIoI-Wanted Immediately
POO good Seamstresses TO make tents. A
sanford's Hall, West Side.
a. O II n,vor
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MARRIED..

In Utica, Ohio, June 2Jth, by tho Rev. J W hep-
hard, Mr.. HENRY BAKER Of this city, to MARY,
daughter OIL. W. Knowlton. Esq Of Utica
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

FIRE ALARHs.-The fremen were called
out three times yesterday By alarms Of ire.
We did not learn that anything was burned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

~ The Uprising Of q Great People: the
United etstes in 1851 Is the title Of a new
book Just received by Hawks & Bro.
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on,-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mil
corner Of Erie and Kinsmsn streets, Glsve-
land, Ohio q. b. KIDNEY.
ianIsRI0
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FRANK P4RKER-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep74R26.lY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The following items are from the Detroit Ad'S'
tiser Of yesterday -,,h a
Tuo OsyFeO, which passed down yestetSf5 broke
tow Of iye vessels, on reaching Lske E ~ shortly
fh,os counlinVs rom her shah. She Nas Hngtin
sficT,Vsnis taken in tow by the tue. john I'll
and brought up to this city for REPAIRS ""N" 80
consume from four 10 i've dayF.
THE sTAvE TRADI.-srom h sb{}Bpsd daily By yes.
sels from tie Detroit and Milwaukee hallt9bo BBosd'
Tmmonse numbers are daily arriving over ''
Tugs p1sARLED.-The ting Hamilton hoItons 100
affer she had broke down, became nlsloio ~
b Inc break ing u some Of her maehinsIl ~ Wy me
70 - taken into port in company WIN 5is,bse-
Fhe f1g Parker reached here to-day ~ dsSS I,
cond5tion, and viii have TO lay BY q lew HN'' "
The k-Tow. which has been laid mp for the pA7
few DAYS, has again resumed business
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VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 2sth
Bound Up-Steamer City OF Cleveland; propeller
Illinois bark Fame; brig Helfensteini seheoneTa
J. Hibbard, CuyahoR', X. Dart, Snrprise' hamiet
Rose. Dousman =, 81 Tempo.
Great West, Quebec. Niagara sehooners Corneliai
i. B. SHEPPARD, Steiln, Uncle Tom, SascO.
List Of tho vessels passing through the WsIlAnd
Canal:
Round Wea-June 22d-Propeller Michigan, barb
Cauada, briFs NOTtbUmlAsrisud, FIN de Mars and
Cen, Worth, and schCourrs Butiles and annex
/ ton, On the 24th-Steamcr Geo. Moaat, bark ,. a
Marsh. and schopncrs Maple Loai, Merrimaci II
! E.nEsnrd, = hrnuDail and Nhe. Ter
ssi EcsfzIune 2At-SchoJner Susquehanna.-
.th-PropailGF Bay State, bark Republic
Tor Europe and schOOners Lily Dan
- ID. l.. COUCH, RiYal, Amazon
brig Deshler, a. @Hla't
cy, II L. MhitmShs
Storm Spirit, Atlantic,
tie, Helen Blood End kOsciushS.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R. r,

E5l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1851.
On and after Monday May 9th, 1851, Passenger
Trains will run IS follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
925 4. 4. EXPIRES MAIL T~RAIN-StoppinF al
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklhe, Men
tor Perry, UnicnTille, SaybrOok, FsirTieW
and SWanvllle; and arrives a. Erie At 1874
Pm, Dunkirk s01 P. Il, Buffalo 40 P. n.
4.5 P. a. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIH-StOp-
ping At PatnesYiile, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives ct ETle T5 P. n Dun
Kirk II $50 P. n, Buffalo 81 l025 P. n,
E8 ?. Z. UOHNEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping az al Stations.
500 P. y. NIGHT EXPIRES ~TRAIN-StoDpfng At
PaiHesViils, Ashtabuls and Glrard only, aud
arrives st Erie at lz.l0 A. n, DUnkfrk 81
E00A.H.s BufalO SD
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BLOOD fOODI
BLOOD FOOD1
M HnhnI

10 all audsrlHg nom Consumption, ~ineipient Or
confirmed, or iron debility Of any kind or rom
nlentl or nervous prostration, brought on by any
.susa; o. from scTofrlJus Complaints or hom dis
sases u tbs kidneys OF bladder and to Ladies But-
keE are liable %, and Which engendcr Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
q 1uared g e Certain aud Reliable Remedy. Differ
ing Ia every particular lroin the patent medicines Of
lho day, itlsa chemical eor.binatlon etlRoN, U
PHuH and FaGSPHORyE, otyery great worth, and
many hundreds be- glndand grateful testimony @
Ehs bcnadts Il base -iarned on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT i9 broadway, New York.
are the aola propriotorH OF the article, and have Ia
consequence o. fraud attempted Hpon the pubhes
changed ths color Of thaOulsids WRAPPER nom RED
% WILLOW and increE1d the 6iEe Of the bottle 70 &
ounces. BE very oauuOus IN buying 70 SEE that the
bo-aimiis Of their signature Is on the outside Of the
Wrappar, a. all oth0rs Gro cOu t~tbrieits. In conHe-
luenoe Ct the large demand for this article, the fol-
lowing druggists have all ordsred and received sup
bliss al the new Kind, Wis:
Ohas. A. ktmball, Wm, u. French J, h. Hayes
a. Stanies, and Samuel kidd1r n, Lowell,
uhi0. eh25;dAW
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An the trains going westward connect Of Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oincin-
natl, ST. Louis, Sci and al the trains going eastward
connect At DuRkirk with the trains Of the N. Y. az
Railroad, and ct Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central aud Buffalo b New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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for Sale or 8E1t.

E0K SALE NV BOnER AND
Il ESGIHE, suitable for a Saw Mill. inquire OF
b. B. Kessler, at Morgan & Roots, rs Superior &C.,
corner o Sensea 81. june9k3f2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

- Geo. o. Blair viii deliver the NOM
ING LEADER, by Pony EXPRESS, in the towns
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II H- RnLOMnNSON-

Pr1s6caI AID Scientific 0p6eiGR,
Esspz helargsst sssertnent Of the most imProyeG
E1es Of S~PECTAOLES. All bis Glasses WhetheE
hr Rsar OF fr sighted, ars groundander bis OWE
inspsction, By mRehi9erF eta new construction VIA
the ~grsatest care, 50 as 70 suit the eyes In all cases
OQrfnr weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation OF TIE
Eyes, and Importing strength for long reading or
the sewing.
n. solononson would hareinform the public tat
be never employs any one in the sale Of bis Ls1ses'
- Also,a splendid assortment of5R1 GLASShES
HIoROSC0PES, COMPABSES, &C., On hand.
ca ARTlFIUIAL EKEs inserted without paos
oSFI0s-R0. 30 Superior street, under American
ldotss, maIlsdAW
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BANK NOTE 1 i

CORRECTED BIZ G. L. REAp 5 CO., BANKERS.
MAINE. WIsCQhslh.
II c.1renT no,Ea nariAn Solvent anEa.
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE LETTER.-Capt. Shut
lif, of the Monroe Rifles, Co. C, 9TH Regi-
ment, received the following beautiful little
letter from "Nellie, little Miss of nine
years. Those pin-cushions aud that simple
but earnest little prayer, will not soon be
forgotten by the soldiers in Capt. shirtlif7s
Company
EUCLID STREET, June l, 1861.
DEAR SOLDIERS IL love you very much.
I pray f you every night. I have made
you some pin-eushions. Mamma says I
may make something more for you before
long. I hope God will take care of you.
Additionally yours,
NELLIE -.
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Hail 8aaas.
NLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO r

,LBF a IObhDO II
1861. SUMNER ARRANCEmEET. 1881
On and aner Monday, June q, 1851, .lains viii nun
daily f~5undays e~Ecegt8d) e. fOllOWss
oN0 A. n. Ohicago E~Lpress-StOpping at Bersa, Graf
toIs Obsrli1, Wakeman, NOrWalk, Monroe
VtLlei Bellevue Clyde, Fremont ElmOrs
and arrives al Toledo at go A. NJ, Ohica-
% 600 ?. n, Detroit ~ 2l0P o..
80 A. A.. Through Mkii-StOpbinR 81 ell Stations On
the southern Division, arriving at T0l6do It
A3j ,. 4. Rlail, stops At All stations east Of sandusky
"a h0rthsrn Division and arrives 81 San.
d1skg AZ s.i5 ?. n.
t45 ?. d. Telegraph EI~prsss-stODpinR a. Berss
arafton, Oberlin, Makemhu, Norasik, EOu-
n~roeFile, Bellevue, Clyde, fremont, ~
more, aud arrives ~ Toledo II SIS r.. NJ,
-hhltag Al 6.60 A. n. 49,
CONNECTIONS.
Connections ars made 81 MonrosVflls with tia gaa.
1uaky, Mansfield and Newark h. r., At CEde viii
the bandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Z. 4 AT Sire
mont with Fremont q Indiana 4. h., and al Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northern indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for ChlcARO. Ds-
srottl Jackson, Fort Wayne, lGganspOrt, LGhystts,
cairo, Alton 81. Louisi and al points West, North
sest aud Southwest.
Trains arrive in Uleyeland rom To edo and ths
West, az $40 A. n, ss3 ?. -. audg43 ?. d. From
Sandusky at $50 a. 4.
Cleveland. June %, 1851. Supit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Cleveland, March 20 81 Superintendent.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
BABTIA0RE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED
BY recon-. Important changes this Road ls now able
10 furnish unusual facilities Tor INSTRUMENTATION
Hast, South. West, Northwest aRd Southwest.
FOLL CONNECTIONS with all through trainB
to Philadelphia and New York, In the Esst-With the
south, BY It's Washington Branch Rosd-by Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, With the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over a.
any OF the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addt-
tiOnal give thu privilege Of visiting Washington CITY
sn route.
This IS the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington CITY.
E8-Fare a. Low a. By any Otkor Route.
Kg-Slosping Cars on AL Night Trains.
Ask Tor Tickets b Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
}. n. Sullivan,
General Western Agent.
W. p. SMITH, L. NJ. OOLE-