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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-29
GLOVE ANODYNE.
TOOTHACHE DROPS
COMPLAIN NO MORE OF ACHING TEETH.
THESE Drops have been extensively

COMPLAIN NO MORE OF ACHING TEETH.
VNHESE Drops have been extensively
l. used by thousands whose experience has proved
that the Anodyne i'll give immediate and perna-
nent relief ter the failure of every other remedy.
1t is pleasant to the taste and smell and a few ap-
pcations will entirely remove the pain and sore
from n decayed tooth, so that it may be filed
aud rendered as useful ever. When the pain pro-
ceeds from the face or from the gums around tooth
apparently sound, this Anodyne will give speedy re-
lief by rubbing a few drops on the part affected. 1t
has only to become generally known to be highly
appreciated by the public as it is by dentists.
Read the following letter from one of the most dis.
tingusheG practical dentists in the city Of New York
"MesSis. Sands: Gentlemen-ln the c0uIse Of my
practice have extensively used your Glove Anodyue
with much success for the relief of the Toothache
and as constantly recommend it to my patients,
deem il but just to inform you Of the high opinion
have Of 1t over other remedies. am yours very
respectfully, NJ. LEyEr, Dentist"
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER VIAL.
Prepared by A. b. Il d. SANDS, Druggists. 100
Fulton street, cor. William, y. Y.
For Sale by Redington & Co., San Francisco; R.
H. Mcdonald 4 Co. and Dr. Justin Gates & Bro. Sac.
ramento; c. NJ. BATES Co., and f. +. SPENCE,
Nevada.
Aug 20, 1861.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-29

OctavIan HoOgs is our Agent for San Fran
cisco He Is authorized to receive advertisements,
and collect and receipt for the same
A. Badlam, Jr., Is our Agent for Sacramento,
10 receive advertisements and collect for the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-29
nv 0rerInnd Telegraph.
JEFFERSON CRY, Oct. 24tb. 6 P.

JEFFERSON CRY, Oct. 24tb. 6 P. NJ.
A train has just arrived and, reports that
Generals Lane aud Montgomery had inter-
ceuted McCulloch in bis attempt to join
Price. and cut his army entirely to pieces.
The report is belived here as reliable,
and causes great rejoicing
Fremont is still in pursuit Of Price. At
Warsaw. Fremont discovered one hundred
and forty thousand dollars buried 10 The
ground. He handed the money over to the
U. S. PayIDaster.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
sleeuten Der Wliun. Staato5e,tun9."

Meeuten Der 0Niuu. Staats5e'tun9.
Winuelpta.
5altinss unp Oatpta g.. 5err .9srs"9:
Sew lllm uup Brpwu County 6r. Iprler,
5l, peter unc Niecst GtY %: S9imme
5t. Nutbrny II. MiuniappliS, Srtb u, an'tanep,
@urptr Ct. Suit,
W1nfatp 0:rr YI1N.
5tiu pnter uuo 5Snlbmepn @tY 81. 93sffsr>
QDjuvu1 uuo NHiucn1 9ty Sr. Slider.
Beucplajn 6err 8ronsY. SeYcertept.
6ar,bault, 3fce Gp., Dcrr 0jptt1riee 6ledsnlte'n.
9lews ricr Derr Guseu Ibrin.
Ncao5 HanpiNs, s.. 0uere.
Nco WjuQ, 5err }cbn 6rlscr'H'
QEutoblm, @eor9 Suber.
snTalS Gjrs, Wi5c. 81. 9AIttlcr.
6puntaln Gjty, oBiss. Or. Syilbr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
ct. 4aul=&au8
@bQ8fa 6Qu8,
MtnnelptQz61u8,

Mantato, Gde BON Gront- >unb plum- @tra6e<
BON
Clemens &ron.
Der unter3et9nete lenft bierm.it ersetenff bic
Autmertlamtett pes putlitum auf fein pUbletn~
sert&tetes @afbaus gum .
Minnelotaz6auS -.-...
weldes III ge3ug auf ieine innere Ausfattune,
Yrttie uno Beeienung teinem dbnli9tn &tabli0e-
ment i'm Norbpeiten nattebt. -. -..,y''
Gs pirb belpuSers barauf biuaepiefen, bab ii&
bet benz 9auie CUTE @taaune beRnbtt nnb aut
Sorten Gutter fir pferSe unb O@lsn tets au ba-
ben inb.
89t GIemems 2rsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Or. @pienf,
pratttlder q rst, @eburtsbelfer unp
Sperateur,
aewabrt GrSHi9en Beifano fir ale 4ranfbeiten
6es n,annli9en unb tpeibliten @e19le9tS unp
yerlpriAt bel uml ibtieer Bebanblune ni6t nur bic
GermDeensperbdltni0e Mrmer gu beriidf@tieen,
lpnbern aud mar mad opQtommsner 5eilune 5o-
nprar su Derlangen.
Mliitena bel Gntbinbunsen na9 l1mNdnben BON
81 90 aufwarts.
Sfdce: Gde Der Minneleta- uno Dritten Ctr.
&elibens: 6prt(trabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
u r better @Qlle
ron &. g. Hauf,

RON g. O- TQnf,
y rite @ traBe, eeeeniber Der Yresbyterian>
STRIDE, ct. Yaul, Minn.
IN otelem neu= unb treunbli9 eingertateteu
Sa9erbter~ @aloon 1T fet5 3u baben
Se1te8 &a9erbter 2 @los fir 5 Gents,
3alte @peiien unb Seine Giearren.
S. q. Nanf,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
@omfprtable5 peutl6eS
IS a IT. un6 6 . It + a Is
311Itt 0fiuueipfn=$hnl.

Sort @trabe> nabe benz @lodenbaus.
Der unteraeidnete erlaubt li9 biern1t, bic Muf.
mertlamtett be5 einbeimtl9en unb ausm1rtieen
beutl9en Yublitum5 auf lein nett unp bequem
eingeribtetea GAIT uno &oltbaus 3u lenfen.
Sn oem|elben linbet ber tpertbe Sat bic auer<
treunbli9lte unb billieite 8ebienuns, reinli9es
8o9is, quite Scott fur3 MQeS, paS in elmer an1tan<
eteen Wtrtbl9aft beanlprubt werben fam.
@ute @taQun9 befnoet l1 etenfaQ5 beim 9aule.
DaS @trebeu hes llnterseitneten 1T bic Diner
fennuns oerer, bic Jpn beebren.
Sbepbpr s. am111
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
9}icrtcr ccJnbr9an9+
Die ]llinne (otu Staats5eitun0

Die )llinne|otu 5taats5eitun0
stc per Oritten I'M 9H ia y ow.
5traiN> einc Sreppe bpA,
frlhcint m1hentli9 uno tpl ltet s>v ei Dpu.
per Sabr in &praustesablun9.
giu,slus 9tummtru tpten Geuts.
SeoinNungcn.
sltpuuiren Fann ntan su irseno elmer 3eit eeS
}obre5; bod tGunsn bic ocm stpuncmeat upran-
1ebeupeu Nu,nmern nitbt nab0elanct mcreen.
Der 5ublcriptipns Setrag fonn in 9frten IT,
a,ue ciner auten Bonf ein9ei ditt mcroen.
y,@ 0Seuu @rlc 1T re1|Irirten Srie1en Der
creu aett, trasen mir csn Te1lult ep, ni9t III
uurestrrten Sristen.
vie Mttbcilunssn, @cloer u. /. ~. linb su
accreillren:
NeutDer S Gyel, pntlilhsr5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

10 a 8 ingt on 6onse,
teutl@e8 @ait > unb 8parbtn8 9aaS
BON Heter 9af,
ct. MntbonYtrabe, nabe benz rgBinslpm-
9pule".
Das rgBa1bineton 6aus" bieiet &cfeGneern
unb eele9entlid @infebrenben an ccmfcrtablem
2csis uno moblbeiebter Gafel WQes, tpas BON ei-
nem suten 9auie ermartet pirb. .. CAS-.
% @ute StoQunaen bei'm 6auIe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
8afbiuQtpn=6au8,

neutrality-suspicious..
Drttte @trabe, St.Yeter Minn.
Dieles 5otel bat cine Mnsabl BON seraumteen
3tmmern une bsfbt iberbaupt ale 8equemlie$.
teiten zines 5auies erlfer Rla(7e.
@ute @taQunsen iinb bem 5aule beiaefuat.
Die pcf9aile uerldbt bas vQBalbinstOn< Saus'
far Neu- l@lm jeben Jreita8 u. Montaa MOrae1.
peter 9arff, Gieentbumer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

u8erltner<@Qlle",
1@ra9 seseniiter Der ~Mrbeiter- 5alIe",
Orttte 9tra6e.
ct. paul Wiuu.
~ @ute6 Bter.
~ &alte @pet1en
une treuneltde Beoienung mirp ieber Beltebiae
metner 9eebrten @a(te itets oorfnben.
German &retb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUM
A WEEKLY PAPER,
pubHshed by REU7 HER g. Excl,
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
@faff's
ger nj q II I q = = out E,

WlUNlUlUI WltNU-
Der unter3ei9nete empfeblt iein ueues, aui
eas 8equemte einseri9tete 9aua. &eilente fin.
ben ba ein3elne 3i,nnter unb sutrn beutj9en Slid.
@u@ fir @taQe 1T auf bas 8eite selpr9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
@tel3er<6Du@e.

Nbilipp Stel5er, Gisentbamer.
ct. peter, Mtnn.
Dielea neue @afbau8 1T fur bas reilenbe wubIf-
tum leBt erSHnet. 2uitedneer beim Saq trerbeu
81 ben blllt9ten Yreilen aufsenummen. Wute
StaQun9 uno @al1er tets 3u baten.
Mu@ 1T bier bic @ta9ezSffce fit Iraz
perle oe6 Stpur, ct. peter unp Newz zlllm.
Yo1tdailen eeben BON bier aus Montaas unb
6retaea pom ct. Veter na9 gtep-l1l1n unb am
nddlten Sage retpur.
Na9 IA Gro1e Dienltass unb @amftaas>
Mputaa6 unb Nrettaa6 retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

~St. 2pnis @r6an9e,"
Grlber Dafota>6pule)>
&de Der Gprt~ u. t: :MntpnYRra6e,
9eseniber benz r@inslpwbouie."
l1ntersei&neter empIeblt biern1it ieinen Greun.
ben uno benz perebrten Yublitum Minneicta's lein
neueS beauem eineert9tetes @ait> unb &onbaus.
&eilenbe, icpie 8oarbers fnben CUTE Bewirtb-
una uno mirb es ntein eifriefes Befreben iein,
jeben mid 8eebrenben 3ufrieben 5u itellen.
Cute @taQuns befnbet id bei'm 5auie.
6enrb nnner
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

S>prtb:SSeitern=&ptel.
@de per &pbert~ unp Tinften Straben
st. Yaul Minn.
0te1es 9erauui9e, nit luftieen 3immern tppbl~
seri@tete neue @ait< unb Sol1ans> ii biermit Ser
CUNT bes Yublitums befens empfcblen npn
SO Sui. @rpB, Gigentbimer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

ct. Suits
oeut14e8 @ait = unp Bparo in9bauS
Sum @tuttgQrter @pf,
CAREER Winn.
Der untersei9nete empfeblt li9 &eilenben unt
bietet ibnen ale Beauemli9feiten gu bent baielten
Yreile.
% @taQuuaen out. ct. Suit.
6eprA &r1ber,
&Q9erbter Calm,
@ierte @trabe, binter benz uBinslutp~ 9aule,"
Seben Morqen BON go ubr 2un9
"come il faut.'
ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Stlan5 pepp11trt. Ote Sdte lit 11tdt
rein, last man. Gin sanse6 @omplptt
Don 8etrieern. @tner perielten bat sez
i@wa5t unp bic Suftt3 auf9emedt .. (.
wa8 peiB i'd?
@pmit perlanf er pteter III 1etne @ube.
Nber BON allen Seiten erl@aQte bic per>
1punorun9sppQe Grase: ~@elascp unp
Dueieb? :? unbBreift@! Snfamie pbne
@lei9en 1T IS mS9lid 2" unp Mnpere,
namentli& ipl&e, bic ii& BON @erluf be-
orobt laben, antporteten: ~Nein, es 1T
ni&t mboli&; es tann ni@t lein; Elm
Srrtbum, ibelmollenoe 9feiber! ni9ts
pa" bis bic <nsel be6 prdFpenten er<
t1nte, unp Der Yrpseb tpteber anbob.-
2apierre erldien abermals j; nteber9ez
sel@lasner, penn 3uper. Maaalter mar
ni&t 9esenpdrti9. r@tiQe, @ttue," rte>
fen bic 9uiiilers in bic brau(enpe Menae.
| Der tSni9lt@e Yrpturator bat pa8 @crt,
| laste ber Yrdlipent. .s... z:..-.
Derlelbe @eih, BET itber tte @erfa1una
ber Mntla8eatte eepaltet batte, fpra& fid
aud in btr &ebe bes 6ffentli@en Mntla:
gers aus. Meit &ube unp jurifil@er So,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
Coffee as a Remedy for whOOPInG Cough

Coffee as a Remedy for whOOpInG Cough.
In DR.. George D. Gibbs work on YhOop-
ing cough, published in London in 1854, be
recommended strong coffee as 3 speeinG
for the cure of this disease. We hsye tried
II in several instances with marked effect.
In one case, the patient was q little girl six
wears of age; there was not q single
q whoop" alter she began TO take it. She
took a tablespoonful and g half Of very
strong coffee, sweetened, but without milk,
three times daily. A young child in the
same family was we'll Of the disease in three
weeks, no other remedy was used IN either
case. In another instances, in which We have
recently tried 1t, the same happy result
followed, the "whoping" symptom being at
opce arrested, and the complaint coming TO
a speedy termination. II is difficult to NIX
the dose definitely, and this may account
for the unsatisfactory result IN n or TWO
instances we have heard OF, in which .
small dose was given. Another important
confederation which should not be lost sight
Of is, that three quarters, probably o.
| what is drank for coffee, Is made from moth
ing but peas or beans. The only sure
method is TO get the coffee berry ITSELF and
| have it burnt and ground under one'A own
sye. The deccetion should be given as stFone
as possible, and in e quantity oply short Of
enough TO cause the UNPLEASANT stimulating
effects Of this beverage. Children take !
very readily. The last patient referred Y
above, was only eighteen months old, anG
took once & day halt a cup ofcofee thus pre-
pared, without the least noticeable injuri
Gus efect.-BostOH Medical Journal.
As wbOoping cough 10 very prev
sleut at the present time, We hav
thought it worth while to request you
vsmind your readers Of 30 simple and pleas
ant 3 remedy for it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

ARTrtlEsY Practice ON TIE FousFA-
The Clergy of all denominations, with their
families, are respectfully invft4 to be
present at the u practice % the after
noon of the Fourth. If any Of those should
fail to receive q card by post or otherwise
until 4 P. n. of to-day, July Sd, he will
please call for it st the bookstore of Ing
ham s Bragg. In order to sYoid an sI-
cessiye crowd, those having cards of adpis-
sion will please sonyldsF the Information con
tanned in them - eO4Rded exclusively tc
themselves. J.E. AHELFR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

Ak OLD SToRE u NEW HAEPs.-Ow
friend ". 3. Willis has taken the News
Depot ia Hogman's Block, opposite the
Pos, oaRce, fOruely Gvpsd By MatsOn, and
purposes "running' It in q man1er suitable
to the times. be Will have always on hand
the latest newspapers, periodicals. &C. togeth-
er With a Grst class assortment of stationery,
= and all TIE ct ceteras found IN a well
orSsred News Depot. BE Is g gentleman in
svs,y particular, aud will always be found
aup "a tlms" ia serving those who may cell
on him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
NEW YORR mARKEF-JHIy =.


FLOUR-Markst heavy, unsettled and s8IsC
lover. Market closing unsettled with a strong
sales are is4so 6bli g soel.oo Tor supornns stat
HR7A94db Tor extra state; t5,7Sa3,O for suporhne
Fosterni N,toG4,60 for common 10 medium extra
western; ei,sOa4,gl Tor shipping brands extra round
hoePed ohio; eb.Ooae,@ i9r trade brands d..
salNa are 90 bbls 81 sS,sO@T,2a for common 20 choice
aYE PLOUR-Markot dull aud lower, with
CORN mEAL-Market steady. sales arc so
bbls BrandyWlno At $500 ahOat.
WHlsk Yin fair request. SALES are go bbh
WdEAT-Markst opened dull and unsettled and
closed heavy and 2a1o lower. haise ara $500 bush
chicago spring ct 6861s6c; 1900 bush northwaster
club at Ssdssci lg,4aO bush Racine spring At ez@97c;
". 900 bush Milwaukee club a. I2@gsoi, lS,DOg bush
winter red western ct sl,0s@l,09; 6,2U bush Cenala
elub AZ 9Sc; iH,4O bush white western al fl,l00I,I;
s go bush white ORDada at Slsi2.
RYk-Mefktt unchanged. Bales are LEO bush
BARLRY-MArket dnll and nominal.
CORN-Market opened dull and closed heavy and
ic lower. Sales are $500 bush at 40af9c Tor new
.OATS-selline Ct 2692s for Western and Cana
SALES are s2s bbls 1t Sl4,7b ioTlmess; $500 for prime
BhEE-Market dull, with trlhing sales a. $500
0H,O for country prime; th50Gb,O0 for country
mosa, SS,0n0i0,O0 for repacked measi sl0,O10ilsO
PRIME MESS Observation-Disclosures nom
BEBF, HAMS-In little more demand Gales
CUT M~EATS-Market o~Ontinnas quiet at AH6
BSc f0r shoulders, 6k@5Sc for hAma.
BADQN-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD MARKET very quiet. Sales are 400 Lbs at
,BTTTER-ssulns At 7eIRNO for OhiOi 7sIso
HHKEsB-Asrkst STEADY At asfo. a. IN quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

TAG CoNET.-This morning Mr.. Bradley,
pro. ten. Superintendent Of the Allegheny
Observatory, visited our ONCE in a state Of
intense excitement. He had been sitting up
all night watching this strange comet,
which had, without any warning whatever
burt into our horizon. he says he has been
viewing that part Of the Heavens for q week
past, but has seen nothing whatever differ
ent from common; that last night about
nine O'Clock he was looking out Of the 0bser-
vatOry window when two clouds parted, and
he was sstonished 70 see what be described
ss a globe Of brilliant FIRE, about three or
four times the size of The largest planet
He at frst thought it ives a meteor coming
towards him, but ss the upper cloud lifted,
the fery star appeared stationary, and he
then commenced TO see the fan-like tail Of
radiated light, which convinced him that q
commet Of unusual size and btiiliancy was
before him.
Mr.. Bradley states that his hair fairly
stood up with wonder and excitement.-
There was nothing Of its description in tho
books; nothing IN any late astronomical cal
eulations anywhere which would lead one
to eTpct the appearance Of any such celes-
tisl stranger, and moreover, while the ap-
proach Of comets is gradual, growing more
and more brilliBnt, this one has burst sud
denly INTO view 10 al lF 4ul SuuABeuCG--
He knows not what comet it ia, how long 1t
will stsy, or whether it will increase in brill
liancy, but expects tonight, il the heavens
are clear, the richest treat he ever enjoyed.
he Is Certain there wal nothing like it in tie
heavens last night or the night before, and
is, therefore, the more ~estounded at such q
variation from tho known habits Of com
sts.-PittSpHrgA Chronicle, July LIST.
The comet was first seen in this locality
on Monday morning about 2 o'clock. Its
/ appearance astonished many who beheld It
for the reason that it had not been publish
ed in any Of the late astronomical caleula'
tions, and therefore its appearance was mol
anticipated. The comet was again visible
at 9 o'clock on Monday night, about thirty
degrees shove the horizon, and for q tim
was very brilliant. It's position was du'
north. Later at night the position wa
changed TO north east, and was not so bril-
liant as in the early part of the night. "
shall look with interest for some astronome
to explain the sudden appearance of thi
stranger in the heavens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

OOXMEsoENEET.-The commencement e4
cersises of the GlsyslEpd InstituseJ University
Heights, begin at 9 o'clock this @orning.-
The programme for the occasion will be
found highly interesting. Those wishing to
be present viii 6ud Stevens omnibusses at
the Weddell at 81 O'Clock A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

BopT Fo6HD.-coroner Dewey. Of Evens,
infoyms The Commercial that the body Of an
unknown man was found on Sunday, doat-
inc IA TIE lake near the place Of the Daco-
ta6 disaster. Il was about i've feet nins
inches Ia height, with no front teeth had
on a check shirt, green flannel undeFshirt,
black pants, grey knit drawers, and boots.-
Il was zoo much dscsysd 70 b~srecOgnized.-
Buffalo Express, a .rr-H ttF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

~ The usual services Of commencement
viii be held at the High School this afSer-
noou at 2 o'clock. The Mayor and City
Council, teachers in the several public
,eboOls in the city, and Inc citizens general
". are invited to be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

RiFtED observation-disclosures pro
posing to purchase an interest in any can
non ball having spiral grooves around the
base Of the ball, and Its center Of gravity
forward Of the middle Of the ball, should call
on the subscriber, he being so far as now
known the original aud FIRST inventor Of
such balls. J. :. KEREsR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

ForRTH OF JULT.-It Is generally under
stood that q fine military company from
Bedford intends to participate in the cels-
bratlon Of the Fourth in this city. If So
why Is it that no place has been assigned to
them in the procession By the Committee of
| ARRANGEMENTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

FtBE.-AbOut half past II o'clock this
morning ap old frame building on the hill
inst Of Mandrake street, was discovered 70
be on aEs. It was unlnhabited, and probably
not worth more than $40. 1t was mostly
destroyed. It Is probable that Il was set on
a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

Also-ONE VACANT LOT, on KinsnAn street,
second lot trom the corner o. KmGman and Forest
streets, lis feet front b. s0s deSp. Hinel0ts, on For,
est street, between hinznan and Scosnl AEelq4,
east side. Lots ~ toet mont By - iest deep WIZ
sell N time 10 guit purchassrs-
IS For further Information enquire Of the under
signOd, no. eos kinsman st., Cleyslanri Ohio
guu.Insarg ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

bF W. L. Marvin, No. AZ south side Of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufacturers prices, a large variety Of the
newest and most approved styles Of Rsirger-
ators, Water Coolers, TOrreY'S Patent -Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages Cook
ing Stoves EuAmsled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds Of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
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RrTuEHEp.-cspt. Pat Breslin returned
to this city from Columbus yesterday atler-
noon, having found nothing there claiming
his attention at present. He win spend tbs
Fourth in Cleveland, and we wish him
iovona tine.
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NJ. Robson will leave the LRADaR at the

folloWlnR nlaeas I'd IND
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SpsciS AatifRa


The following e en- extract nom E letter written
- The pastor Of aRaptist Church 80 the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and upsakE vol.
Rnes IN taVor Of that W~orid-ronovaSd medicine, Of
hRA WSSLoNE sO0THrza eVaVP roe OHILDHEH
T~KzEHTEat
" sea IN advertisement 10 gOnF columns Q. mn.
WlnEloW's Soothing Syrup EoW ~ novuF said .
Word IN Avor o. . patent mudinin0 oehoro IN oar lih,
but We tsSl oompsllsd 20 say 10 your roadors thatth1
no humbuF-WE HAsn TamD n, ESD Know n 10
All IT oLAfua. IL 4 probably, one Of TIE meat
ooessfaI medicines o. ths day, because Il d ons Of
es beet And those Of your readers who have babisa
can't DO better than 10 lay 10 luIBiT."
Sc advertisement IN another column. eereaR8
A Friend IN MAID. THY Al.
"a. svxnF'a INFALLrnHn LnIMrNz e prepared
num tho rsoipe Of Dr. stephen sweet, o. Jon
h~eotiout, the great bono-sotter, and has ben usedn
hs practios hr tho last twenty years With the most
astonishing success. ks en- external remedy q IA
without . rival. and vii alleviate balm more sped
" than 4 other preparation. 50 y Rheumatic
and Nerves Dlsosdega &c Is trC "a Y end a. .
oarstive for Sores, Wopuaa, spra,as, BRUISES 49,
- soothing, healiRg, and %" -rfal STRENGTHENING
Rropsgties, excite the rst VoROvs and ast0nishmsnt
q all who havo ever sissn 4 q trial. over @uf
Eundrod oortidosfes u remarkable ouroa, Patterned
By e within The last two Toars, attost THE act.
F0r sao BY efreng a Armstrong and Wm. ftnke.
Bea NfverfisemeuL eep1.R4d&H-
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PrRsozAL.-,Prof. J. s. Newberry, OF this
CITY, together with the Rev. DR.. Bellows OF
New York, and DR.. W. H. Mussey, Of Gin
cinunti, members Of the National Sanitary
Committee, visited the camp at Cairo last
week, and expressed themselves highly
pleased with the sanitary and hospital reg
-rlnlinna
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

HossE AID DRAT oTERBOARD'- ABOUT =
o'clock yesterday afternoon 6 horse attached
to a ~drsy-both belonging to Dominica
Sweeney, West side-walked of the cleVe-
land & Erie Railroad freight pier into the
Lake. The tug BEAMS was sent to the res
cue. but failed to accomplish anything, and
the horse swan about for nearly two hours
he was finally drawn in under the pier, cut
loose from the dray, and the boards being
removed, was after many efforts withdrawn