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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

FoE LAKE sUPER1oR.- The fine steameF
illinois is billed to leave the dock Of Hanna,
GarretsOn Z Co. this friday evening at 8
o'clock on pleasure excursion to Lake su-
perior. A trip at this particular season of
the year will be most desirable to those who
are making calculation to visit the upper
country this fall. The Illinois will visit su
periOr City, which makes the opportunity
offered, one that may not occur sgRin this
season,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

HoNE To-DAV.-The Nineteenth Regiment
leaves Columbus to-dsy Tor home. Eight
Of the companies belong in this neighbor-
hood, and viii pass through this city and go
cut by other roads.
The Regiment viii probably reach here
about IL O'Clock.
The Fifteenth Regiment viii leave Co
lumbus at the same time, but will be left
along therOute before reaching this city.
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The Nlaet.enlh - nonna.
Columbus. Ohio. inlv 10 ,set


Columbus, Ohio, July 10, 1881.
The Islh Ohio leA Beverly. vi. last Tues
day morning, July Esd, at four O'clock
After forced march of twenty,six miles we
encamped for the night. Being much ia
tigued we retired early, SO as to DO ready to
proceed early in the morning. Reveillo wes
beat at four o'clock, A. NJ, tents struck, &C.,
and we marched out of camp at six o'clock.
We reached Laurel Hill at eight. There
were no troops there. The entrenchmenls
Of the enemy were all filled up. We rested
here for twenty minutes, during which time
Maj Gen. Mcclellan and body guard passed
Us. The iOrEaer was on hiSway TO Washing
ton. Wearrived Of Webster ct three o'clock
in the afternoon and placed our traps aboard
the cars, and started for Parkersburg at
nine p. NJ, where we arrived the next
morning at ten o'clock. Having taken a
vote TO ascertain how many would volunteer
10 60 up the Kanawha on thirLy-day
cruise, the result was I" No Co." We were
then transferred over the river 10 the Ohio
shores on fat boats, spread our blankets on
the sand and laid down to rest until the
train should come. The cars arrived at four
o'clock in the morning, but we did not get
away till seven. On reaching Athens we
found that the patriotic citizens had pre-
pared lunch for us, consisting of bread and
butter, crackers, cheese and ice water. It
being the FIRST bread we had eaten for somo
time, it was great luxury, and was highly
appreciated. After giving them a hearty
''three cheers" and many "God bless
you," the train moved on. At Chilicothe
there was a tremendous crowd at tbs depot
and plenty TO eat. We reached Lovelaud
at eleven o'clock, where we changed casr,
which caused delay of three hours. We
reached Columbus at A. NJ, stacked arms
and took breakfast at the Depot. Marched
out to Camp Chase, distance of four miles,
where we have been provided with comfort
able quarters.
stetsOn and myself are busy making out
the pay roll, and present appearances indi-
cate that we will leave for home about Thurs
day. ir
Capt. Konkle, Co. X, left at I1:l5 satur-
day for Cleveland, and will rejoin US to,
morrow.
Jack Leland is preparing new and ap-
propriRte piece of music, which the band
will perform when we enter Cleveland.
The 10Th will go home via CleYeland, and
shout twO-thirds of the men will re-enlist
for three years. E.TP.
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OsWRGO RIARKKT-Aus.

FL0UR-Nsrket unsettled. Sales S4,25@4,7s foE
fancy from spr wheat.
tWHRAT-Market dull, supply light, Chicago
spring MOL held at Sc; with buyers at sOc. Ne
Balos.
IORN-Market dull and unchanged. No sales.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Steady; flour 2Se; wheat
Sc and corn n. to New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-Last q hrs-s,3OO bu wheat
IS 6r0 bu corn.
7 CANAL LEXPORTS-FOr same time, 1890 bus
wheat; IS 900 bush corn,
Lake imports lOr month Of fJuly-li, l50 bbls -four,
es4 SIS hush wheat OS7 O52 bush corn 90 200 bush
oats, $50 bush barley.
Imports since the opening OF navigation to August
Ist-76,309 bbls flour, as6 bush wheat, 24i2 7g1
buth corn. los 23 bush oats, t692 bush barley, 1885,
lnS bush rye siSO2 bush peas, 4767 400 II lumher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

POLIoE.-The following arrests were made
yesterday:
Mary Duffy-assault and battery.
John Davis-petit lsrceny-stealing
coat from Leonard Case.
Rosanna Murray-vagrancy.
john DaVidson-vagrancy
Delos Elliott, alias franklin Jones-petit
lareeny--stealing from h. Hattersley, gun
smith, gun worth $l1. and a flask and
s6 as-belt, on the 18th day Of July, 1850.
Ell;o, escaped, left town, and returned yes
go hen he was arrested.
Robsr, R,r 9ett-Aasault and battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

sPEoULATIEe IL WHIsKY,-The proposition
in Congress TO place an excise duty upon
domestic liquors has led the holders OF whis-
Ky in this city to withdraw their stock from
market. To. day there is not a barrel for
sale. The nominal price is 81 cents per gal
Ion, but the holders are sanguine Of getting
rs cents: In Cincinnati the price is 1879;
York, lie; and in Baltimore, IKE. This
state Of things here affords good opportu-
nifty for 3 profitable operation in this ''sta-
pie" article.-Phil. Press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

srRUcK By DeHrMEe.-A gentleman in-
forms US that during the severe storm Of
Wednesday night be observed thundeFbolt
descend perpepdicular1y to the earth in the
direction Of Euclid, and almost Immediate
ly light flashed up in the sky and oontin.
cd to be visible for eOnsiderabls time.
Probably barn was struck by the light.
ming and burned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

DEATH OF CLEFELAND VoLUNrzER.-We
ass informed that volunteer belonging to
Co i Light Guard, nemed lie COmpte, died
at We ~tOR, Virginia, recently, of palpitation
Of The he @st, BE hasa vile residing in this
city. e
Sidney johns N, of PainssviIie, who was
a amember Of Co. D. 7tb Regiment, was acei-
dentalIy shot with re Nolver while in camp
near Bull Town by VIM. Kane, of the same
company. The ball entered che side OF the
unfortunate young man, and t .Ns surgeon has
no hope Of saving his life.
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20 DETAIL FoR THE COURT.

A FIT.-Yesterday afternoon, a young
man who was seated on box on the Square
near Ontario street, suddenly fell to the
ground in fit, striking directly upon his
head. He soon recovered his senses and
was taken away; how badly injured we did
not learn. f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

PRoPELLER ON FIRE.-Tke Propeller Buck
eye of the N. T. Line, took Ere on Sunday
last while lying at the dock at Detroit. The
vessel was damaged to the amount of $500
the injury to the cargo could not be ascer-
tanned until the boat arrived at Chicago
whittier she was bound.
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sPIKEs.-During the progress of the recent
fire at Pittsburgh which consumed the de-
POT, a large number of kegs which were
supposed to contain spikes, and which were
directed to parties in the South, were discov-
srsd to hold bullets instead. Most of them
were destroyed by the fire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

~ RsfrigsratOrs and water-coolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute leo cream freezsrs, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and ipr
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cana, at tho stove and CRATE
omporiGm OF W. L. MARVIN,
No. 42, south-sido Public Square,
julyl6H Cleveland, o..
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jyS:S51.
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BUEFALO nTARKET.-AuG. 1.

FT.0UR-Harket steady
WHEaT-MGrket quiet and unchanged Sales
6 51l bush red winter at CSC.
(S0RN-Market without important change, with
s fair demand. Sales 5000 bush st sl9s1xoi most-
~ At outside figures.
OATs-Market easier. Sales 1000 bush at &C.
Other grains quiet.
WHIsKY-Market steady. Sales 22O bbls,
CANAL RRElGHTS-l0 l01Sc on corn and llkc
on wheat to New York.
LAKE TmPORTS-8,2eO bbis -four; Il, 900 bush
wheat CO.. bnsh corn.
CANAL EXPORT6-Sa0 bbls -four; So 900 bush
WI eat; 1907 buah corn; O01 bush oats.
lake imports to August lst-6h9,556 bbls -four, s.
527 Ss4 bush wheat 1885, 453 bush corn, eS1 2S brsh
oats. 100, 100 bush barley, ,ln6 bush rye.
Canal exports up 10 same time-l60, ,406 bbis -four,
1873 $40 bush wheat, 576t slb bush corn ss S7 bus
oats, "A, ,0S6 bush barley, 1920 buBhrYe.
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CHICAGO HIARKET-Aug. n

FLOUR-MArket dull
WHEAT-Markst has advanced Nc Sales at 6sX
a69s for No. !, and 6a0e6c 'odNo. 10 store
C0RN-Mnrkei advancing. sales at 25c aboard.
OATS-Market firm.
RECEIPT prs s5S bbls four; $500 bu wheat.
l6S0O0 bush "orn: IS. bush oats.
SHIP1I ENTS- 4, go bhls -four; ls3 900 bush corn;
100 bush VIII at. gf1UF
FREIGHTs-5o on corn, Sic on wheat to
Buffalo.
KYCHANGE-P, n for currency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

REFRIGERAToRs At Cosr.-Haying no con
venient store-room for the elk RefrigoratOrt
now on hand, viz: "sehOolOy," "Jev-
ets'S upright" and plain Ghosts. viii sell
them AT COST to the frstcustomsr that offcrl
the cash. ". P. Foes.
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NY. STOCK nIARKRT.-Aus. !.
b IN Ff " u tr., -, -,

MONEY-C0ntinues plenty at 465 per cent on
call; but paper ranges from T@9 per cent. as in
sTKRLINCs EXCHANGR-ClOsed firm at
1074fdlL74 bankers bills.
STOCKS-Liftle better Chicago Rock Island
40; Cleveland 1oledo 2TS; IllCentral 63k; Galena
s Chicago 6zk; New York Central 7s14; Michigan
Southern IL; Harlem preferred 25A Erie q; Canton
90; Pacific mail TN; city IS 's7, 96&; Virginia 20;
Treasury s. 961s do 12s ln2; United States 6s 81
coupons s6E, do registered s6j6; IS of 'G5s6.
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THE City

rrn FrFfh A--rnn EnF5 z
USPnO LRFrERs.-irhe following unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Office:
NJ, Z. Peckham, Coldwater, Mich.
Scott 4 Hearn, Erie, Pa.
Miss r. Lloyd, Hartford, ct.
Mrs. Hattie T. Frary, Titfin, Pa.
]. J. Kirk, City. Itssl 1L-.-llll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

A GREAT SPRING REMEDY !
DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
8 ERRY WIN e BITTERS.
Ths Celebrated New England RsIlody ~
q a BIT IA L CONSTIPA TI0R,
Jaundioe, Fever and Ague, GausgsI Debility, aud
AL Diseases arisirg from Di5ordered
Stomach, Liver or BoWels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

ATTENTION, zOuAvE LIGHT GUARL'-A "
are ordered to appear in uniform a. the
armQry this friday morning, August 2,d,
at half-past o'clock, to DO escort duty to
the Cleveland Grsys.
JoHN P. PRoupFoor. Orderly.
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UERATE AND OINTMENT.

~ taking the Syrup directed, # viii drive ths
lt5eAs9 trom TIE system, and Whsl once 6nt On fha
SKIN, . teW applications Of Dr.. WeaTsr'S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

FIRENEN.-You ars requested to meet on
the Public Square at 8 o'clock, this morning.
to receive the Greys. By order of
IIf.fH gHsI.e CHIEF EEGIKEER.
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See Direction, AeeOmpsqs6us Esek BasIs.

---~~ --i5tN-g ----eaH AfAlaala
1t has been tested in every variety Of climate asH
~ almost every Nation known to Ansricaas. g. ss
the almost constant companion and inestiuRhie
triend Ot the Missionary and the TraYeler,-ou sea
and land-and no one should travel on our Lake.
Hlu.ra n--LL on
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W. Twenty Eve kegs primo Western Re.
serve butter for sale low at George sprague's
oviatt Exchange.
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nIRn.

At Ob,rliu, on the slst ult, at Sis residence,
HoRATlo n GArEs, aged 90 years. "iiis last end
was peace"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

Arvvr,,ov pv,s ISEAETRT.-You are or
dered to appear in Ia '-- = - .tL1IS
this friday morning, Sss'' ~ -
past 8 o'clock, to do escort du v 70 'aS O'e'
GraYs. By order of Com Sanuan''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

stetsOn and myself are buuy making out
the pay roll, and present appearances indi-
cate that we will leave for home about Thurs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
IT is EYEkYBOpY1s FRIENp IN
EyKRYBoDY APPRECIATES
P E r B Y WIS.,
VEGETABLE PAIN XIII

We beg to call the at ttsntiOn Of the pm,
long tested aud uhriFallsd
-aa e FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pein Killer Il purelI vegetable
and while Il is most efhcient rUmedY &
. pertectly safe medicine even In the mos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

ana yol nave peEmane Oure. O. r.s.r-rr
me OAkAfE has proved itsalf to be the best ONT
LAehl ever ihfenteds and whore once used, Il has
never been known 70 fail Of enscti1F A pernanent
cure ot old Sores Lettsr and RlneWorm gerll Tafg
Chilblatns, and frost Bites, Barbsr's iich ChaDps
q Cracked Hands or LIPS, Biotehes or PfmDlss on
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Oerate il the only thing required 10 oura. Il
should bs kept in the house o. every Family. n
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERs,
EF5ee Of Syrup 81; Ctrats IS eeBts per Bottle.
J. H-HARRIs & co., PropristorH,
For Western States. (jincfnnafi Ohio
Be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By af
+. y. Gaylord, O. S. Maoksrzie, WUNsm FIsks
= W. saskrider, and Strong B ArmstrouF, ClsVss
lanot gnloi Roberts = Samuel Columbus; ". A era
ham, bandusky; Carter " Brother, Erie, Pa
- Mesyse's salt kbeum Byrap ard Oerais, Is sold y
OnuIcnlM brotner mas
IT Is EVERYBODY'S FRIENDt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

The postage OF The LEkpER, 10 Nevs
Dealers, ia one-fourth Of = cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stsmpa should send ne one and three
cent Instead Of larger denomination.
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Of tho value Of good remedy could Be proassd than
the following letter. coming IL does, unsOlicftsd
ircEn gentleman 50 we'll known in that part Ol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasNusble figures.
sep24R56:Iy
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59lEaifiuEs.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
A GOMP0uND REMEDY DE

AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE.
"A SIGNED to be the most ehectual ALrERATIVI
that can Be made. 1t is . concentrated extract Of
ces Of still greater Alternative power as to afford an
effective antidOts for the diseases sarsapariIlai 70
wanted BY those who suffer from strun,ous com.
plants, and that one which will accomplish their
class of our AFFLICTED fellOW-etizens How copiete.
y this compound will do it has been proven By
pertinent on many Of the worst cases to be found In
scROFULA AND SCRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS, ERuP.
TIoAs AND ERUPTIvE DIsEAsEss ULoERs, PIMPLEs,
BLOTCHEs, TUMoRs, SALT RHEUn, SCALD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND SYPHILIfIC Affections, MEROURIAi
DISEASE, DRoPsT, NEURALGIA Oh Tic D0ULoUREUx,
BOSE Oh ST. ANTHOHY's FIRs, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising from Impurity Of the
This compound viii be found great promotero
health, when taken In the spring. TO expel the foul
humors which tester In the blood At that Of
the year. BY the timely expulsion OF them many
rankling disorders are Ripped in the bud. Multi
tudes can, by the aid Of this remedy SPARE them.
selves from the endurance OF foul eruptlons and ul-
rio itself Of corruptiOns Il mot assisted 10 do this
through the natural channels Of the body BY an al.
terattYe medicine. Cleanse out the yitated blood
whenever you nnd its impurities bursting through
the skin IN plmples, eruptOnH sores; cleanse il
when you md u Obstructed and sluggish in the
veins cleanse it whenever il is tout, and your feel
disorder is felt peoolo euoy better health and live
longsri for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
life disordered, there can be no lasting hsalth.-
Sooner or later something must SO wrong, aud thE
great machinery Of life 10 disOrdered or OverthroWn
Sar5aparillA has, and deserves mugh, G1e reputa
tion OF accomplishing these ends. But the Worl0
has been egregousiy deceived BY preparations OF It
partly because the drug alone has not ell the virtue
that Il claimed for il, but more becauss many pre-
partitions, pretending TO be concentrated extracts Of
It, contain but little Of the virtue Of Sar7ROara
any thing else.
During late years the public have been nIsled b.
arge bottles, pretending to give quart OF Extract
Of Sar5aparilR tor one dollar. Most OF these have
been frauds upon the sick, for thay not only contain
LITTLE Il any saraaparilia, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence bitter and painful dis
appointment has fOllOwsa the use Of the various ex
tracts Of Sarsapariila which food the market, until
the name itself ia Justly despsed, and has becom,
synonymous with imposition and cheat Still we
call this compound Sarsaparilla snd intend to sup
ply such remedy IS shall rescue the name from thC
load Of obloQuy which rests upon Il. And we thinb
we have ground for believing Il hHs virtues which
are irresistible By the ordinary Of the disease
II II intended 20 In order to secure their com
pete eradication ro the system, the remedy shoulo
be Judictously taken according 70 directions ths
hoEtlo
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zhs a,ssoving is en- extract from q lsttoF written
- ths passay of Baptist Church 70 the g. Journal
- nsssoneor" " Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umaa n faVor a that WOrld-renownsd medicine, OF
Ms. WlsrzSs's ssoTHrHs sTBUP ron oGnDEHA
ElEEzMaT r..
'sRo zee an AdvuEtiBemsntia FOuT columns o. Mrs.
ms, 'oE's Soothing sYEuP. SoE ge nsver said
vtfn Jsvor Of q paisRt nsdioiRe boiaSe n our llie
but Ne t compelled 70 say 70 your readers that thia
po huubnl--WH EAvE TRIED n, aED EEoW - 10
1AIL II oLarSS. Itis probably, one Of the most
ooossful ofIsfnss Of the day, because t ia one OF
hs best And those Of your resders who have babies
Van't do battsr than TO lay IN Eupply."
sss advertisement in another column. selzst4s
a 3RlEHD IL kEED. Thy At.
On. SWEEPS IEFALLIHLE LINIEEsT Is prepared
nom the rsoips Of DR.. stephen Sweet. Of Con
neofit she great bons-astter and has been USED In
hs prsctios or the last twenty years With tbs most
tStonishinE success. AS an external remedy Il Is
without rival and viii alleviate Bain nose speed
fly thar other preparation. For all Reeumhtic
Usf HorvOrs Disorders i Is truly nfAlnble ana ~
Vnauige for sores. Wounds, Sprains, BruiseA, Hs.,
=. asosssag, healing, end P0'g ~rfal strsnEtheuing
-, ~rsas, excite the ast Wonoof and astoulsi.Clsnt
- n NhS have ever given 1t trial Over ioar
.--,,-, -sgtifo1tss Of renarkshie cures Performed
- !, ,s,,, tl,s last two years, attest this isot
-. 7t1sAg Armstrong and Wm. Flske.
ss - u ~ut SEPT -RS6dsW :
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as,,aal gutifes.

SSTGNEE'S N0TCIE.-NoTloE
hereby given that 9st0nS % y the 6 2a n
DAYS Of July, 1861. made an ia efIsots oF eyery
find and description ios ihe benet o. is
All persons indebted TO the said stoue sl;sh ~ rd
tifed to pay the amounts due, 70 me ~ nv oieo
ereditorS 10 file their Gains with me - ny UNIV
duIv verified cordug to law -, :, O..
o1.vsJand. july 81, 1861, apgln9.sws
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposnls will be received at the ohice o. tne
rtv Civil Engineer OF the City Of Cleveland until u
O'clock NJ. August l2 1851 for bnidlhg oeMes ~
main in Cass Avenue, with the man-holesi ealsh-
SsSins &C. connected with the same, 20 eSlen1 from
~ . s,,yFsr now in Case Avenue to the AiagSOefS
BROOK. -. -, IL, ,aap and uat,re mar
,iisr tuformation had at said Engineers Oihee on
and after the 9Th day Of August
st.rb nr,,posal aust be accompanied by eoP1 SUI
snicjebt nd requiring the bidder 20 enter ihtg
contract at tire price nance IN MS PiOF''"''
the same be acaeHted; A.. ,,,,,t. fho at,k-
iseion of bids reserYing the right TO accept OF To-
iect the same. By order q ths Se4Tq9i s u q9irFT.s
,,,s r,,- ,,.,,e City Civil Engineer
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RENo CHARGE FoR 0oNsULrArioN-ps


RS-NO CHARGE FOR CONsULFATiON.RS
haylng had twenty years. experience in tin prao
tce OF Medicine, during which time he ha. treated
thousands Of patients, in all iorms q ssute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled suacass, OF
which some Of your friends and neighbors can tes-
tiyI ne Is prepared to give relief to all who may
critical examination Of the urine Is the ONLY tru
and reliable method By which TO acquire = perfect
Of the human system.
Any departure from state Of health Is At once 70
oognized in the urine.
Every organ when deranged, transmits TO the kid
neys IspeenlAry and in its seerstions is the ruth
reYeated.
Particular at.eation viii be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
and all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, byspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female DeranRements OF syeTI
character Will be treated with success
Also VIII cure old sores, and all eruptiVe diseases
OF whatever character they may be.
BE makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMRDIESI
No UALOMEL, OF other deleteriOus Drugs are used
All communications must be directed 70
8. @. CLARK, n. D.,
nd
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sOLD By DRUaqIsTs EvrRr = dHRn
DR.. SWEETS
INFAALIBLE LINIM ENT,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT. NEnRAl.GIA.
LUMBAGO, STIFF NECE, JOINTS.
SPRAIHS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
.r. FI. WOUNDS, PILES, HAD lIE
ACHE, AND ALI
. RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DlqDRDERe
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NJ A Rim E.

.IE E4E8I NJ Rim .Ef1
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
KETzRED.-Aug.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Buffalo Goldsmith,
stmr. May Quusu, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr. Planet, Nicholson, Marquette, 248 tons iron
orr, u b Tuttle.
Schr. Lewis C1ss, Re, nOlds, Buffalo.
Schr. Waits, Sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
8chE II. Dast Frank, Mar QuBtte go tons iron ore,
Cleveland iron Co.
Schr Anna Gray, Boyd, 1lontreal.
Schr. Kate Kelly, Shaw, Pt Staniy
st mr.. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buhalo.
Btmr. May Queen. Vlgsr, Detroit.
Btmr Planet, Nicholson, Buffalo.
yelr Dart, Thompson, Chicago, y tons coal.
schr Superior, Morrison, Chicago, 3 tons coal.
Schr Australia, Anderson, Marquette, 25 tonr coal.
Schr CIArabels Bearse Chicago, $50 tons pig II d,
. l10 kegs nails.
gchr Kate Kelly, swan, Pt Stanley, 40 tons coal.
VEssnEa PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the slst;:
Bouud Up.-stmr City Of Cleveland; prop Mont
Romery, Granite State brig Young America; schrs
ksnOsba, r II Harmon, A g. Murey.
Botnd Dorm. .-Stmr Planet; prop Free State, Mo-
hawk, Illinois, Nile; brig Arcadia; schr w SAr-
gent, B y Wade, Goldsmith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

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