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1ELEGRAPHIC.
CONSULTATION OF THE REBEL
LEADERS |
THE POLICY OF THE WAR
DISCUSSED.
AN INVASI0N OF The NORTH
AGREED UPON !
Their Designs for the Summer
Campalgnl
The NORTH TO Be INVADED
AT THREE P0INTSI
ASTOUNDING M0DESTY OF
THE REBELSI
Capture Of a Rebel Mail Carrier!
MORE REBEL RAIDS IN TENNES-
SEE AND MISSOURI!
SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
ASTOUNDING M0DESTY OF
THE REBELSI
Capture Of a Rebel Mail Carrier
MORE REBEL RAIDS TN TENNES.
SEE AND MISSOURI!
SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
NEW REBEL PROGRAMME.

MEMPHIS, July 80.
The Bulletin of this morning has the fol-
lowing from authentic sources, among 9TH
er interesting items as TO the proceedings
Of the rebels. We have some inkling Of
the subjects discussed at two conferences
of all the principal rebel military leaders
held in Richmond on the 4th and 9th inst.
1t is understood that they came to the con-
clusion that they must lose no more terri
tory. The defensive policy was strongly
attacked, and both Lee and Beauregard
advised the invasion Of the North at three
points, viz: from Cumberland OF Williams
port into Pennsylvania, from Louisville
and Cincinnati into Indiana and Ohio and
from Paducah and Cairo into Illinois.
1t is alleged that the following plan Of
operations for the remainder of the sum-
mer campaign was agreed upon:
1st. The immediate obstruction of James
river so as to make it impossible for Nc
Clellan to use it as a means for commuica-
ton with the Government and for their
transportation Of reinforcements and army
supplies.
ID. The occupation of williamsburg,
Yorktown and the entire Peninsula.
Sd. The recovery of the whole of the
territory of Virginia and the suppression
ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
4th. The recovery of New Orleans, Mem
phis and the Mississippi river, and the
expulsion of the Federal troops from Ten
nessee and Kentucky. When this object
had been accomplished, the Lee and Beau
regard plan was proposed.
9th. TO make the Potomac.and Ohio riv-
ers at once their basis of operations and
frontier line, and to transfer the seat of
war from Virginia to Maryland.
9th. To hurl upon Washington from
Richmond a column of 100000 troops. By
the capture of that city the liberation Of
Baltimore and the invasion of the North at
the three points named above, becoming in
turn the invaders, they hope to make it
necessary for us to keep at home for the
defence of our cities 5(0 O0O troons
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ANOTHER GoxE.-We announced one day
last week, with what degree Of pride We need
not say. that three Of the cOmpOsitOrs on the
LEADER had lain aside the stick and rule,
their companions by day and by night for
many years, and answered cheerfully snd
cordially the call Of their country, thinking
neither Of veal nor woe. On Saturday we
parted with the fourth, Mr.. James Hend-
rieks, whose patriotism would no longer
brook confinement within the walls Of q
Printing Office. From what occasional re-
marks We catch while among the "bOys," We
opiue that more are to follow. Whatever
NAV be wanting elsewhere, there can be no
ao1bt that the LEADER will furnish its quota.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MONDAY MORHIN0, August 4, 1862.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MONDAY MoRAIN0, August 4, 1862.
FLOUR-The market on Saturday was unehang'
Cd and dull with only few small sales to the retail
trade
WHEAT-Reoeipts 20 cars. Market steady and
unchanged. Sales on Change of 1000 bush red free
on board at so8i 25OO bush red free board at San
dusky, at 81 and la cars red on track at sl,O5.
CORN-Market dull and nOminally unchanged
We quote at 3G@3sc. Nothing doing.
OATs-steady and quiet at 3Ic on track, without
sales.
MESS PORK-The market continues dull and
at siOO0@lO5o with sales at the inside.
BUTTER-IHpr pretty fair domand at lO9l21c for
common 10 very choice w. r.
CHEESE-Firm at Ct9sSc for W. II.
EGGS-yery dull at GGt5Ec.
LARD-Stoady aud quiet at 6Jst971e for common
IN rbo
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4 A RON CL A R < ,
Liberal AdFAncnS

Made, when left to be sold AZ the next State Fair
Sales In September. Il Is expected every prominent
Inauufacturer and dealer will be present At thoso
sales, which viii render unusual facilities 70 Mef-
chants and Growers, who should have their Wool8i
NOT Oulv on exhibition but for sale. Al Wo0ls con-
sqned 10 us will be sold previous u that tmeB when
tha ovTnersi prices can be obtained.
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REBEL RAIn.

HUDSON, Mo-, Aug. l.
Porter's band of guerrillas crossed the
North Missouri Railroad Wednesday, and
on Thursday night crossed the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad on their way to
the northern counties pursued, by Col.
Gaitar's forces.
Porter had between six and seven hun
dred men. Bands numbering 10, 20, and
so were constantly joining him.
Poindexter, another notorious maurader,
with about an equal number of men were
marching on Glasgow yesterday, where
there are less than 200 of ourt troops.
The Guerrillas in North Eastern No.
will probably number 1000, but it is con-
idently believed that their operations will
be speedily brought to close by prompt
and efficient measures adopted by our for
ces. Porter and Poendexter profess to
have come from the Confederate Govern
meut to raise recruits and then Join Price
who it is expected will soon be in the
state again.
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L.-Recommendation when justly
merited should be awarded. We can with
confidence say to our readers that L. H. Sol
monson, under the American, has established
his reputation in this city as a most reliable
man to supply those who require sPeetacles
or anything in his line. Outside testimony
is very good, but in this case we know for
ourselves. Give him call, when We are sure
you will endorse oar opinion. See his adver-
tisement.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WAX FOR SEALING FRUIT
W JAkS.-Our own make. good and cheap.
Also Fruit Jars by the package, and Jar C0rr5 at
julylT BENTON BROS, I1l suberior-st
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FROU CAIRO,

CAIRO, Aug. l.
Advices have been received by General
Strong from Bloomfield, Missouri, that
about one hundredof Colemen's men we're
surrounded in that town by some five or
six hundred rebels; that a sharp fight was
going on and that our troops thought they
could sustain themselves until reinforce
ments which had been sent from Cape
Giradeau could reach them.
Letters from a rebel mail captured OF
Corinth on the 2eth ult., indicate a rebel
movement on Chattanooga and Nashville,
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Sealed PropoSnIs

VIII be received by VIM. Dewitt until
Thursday, the 7th of August 1852, for leas-
ing three Dining Halls on the State Fair
Grounds. Parties will be requirod to propose
the price for meals which they will charge
such parties as the State Board Of Agricul-
ture may see proper to invite, and the price
proposed to charge the public.
July "a: S99. JOHN II. KLIPPART,
Cor. Sea'y.
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Total Grain includ.

The total amount Of -four and grain receiv-
ed at this port in 1861, reducing the -four to
wheat, was upwards Of 1000, 900 bus. If
there should be a continued export demand
from this time to the close Of navigation, the
imports into this city for 1852, will exceed
rs, 900, 900 hus., and the canal revenues col
lected here will be nearly So, 900 ,000."
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FRn1I NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. 8.
1t is stated that the Governors proola-
nation for draft viii be issued in few
days.
The steamer Mississippi has arrived
from Hilton Head.
The gunboat Magnolia and the prize
steamer Memphis have arrived. The
Memphis is a fine propeller of 800 tons,
and is four months old The has a cargo
of 1,575 bales Of Sea Island cotton. She
had previously run the blockade to
Charleston with articles contraband Of
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MUSIC,

NEW Music BRIGHT BE THr
Y Dreams" a beautiful Song and Chorus, by II
p. Danks, and sung with great success By Miss Ada
Webb, (of tWebb Sistersi') Price 35 cents Also by
Danks Bass Song, Home Of my Youth" Price 25 cts
Either of the above sent 70 any part Of the United
States receipt Of the marked price. Published aud
for sale By @. B. BOISE
No. Euclld-St., Cleveland, o.
~ Pianos, Small Instruments and Strings Of
kinds constantly on hand.
- Piano ilips.a and rauafred. -,v2n-tni
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A GARD TO THE ELADIES.-DR

N DUPONC0S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
1nfallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible in Removing stOppages and Irregularity
of the Meuses. These Pills nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years. both
in France and America with unparalleled success in
every case and IL is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation OF those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, well as to prevent an Increase Of family
where health viii not permit It. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOsing themselves So are eau
tion the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnitOn, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Price sl per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, i20 Superior ST.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, l99 Superior-St.; r. W
BAOKRIDER, 223 Buperior-St.; G.. W. CLARK, Il9
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Office, can have
the Pills sent TO any part Of the country city con
dentially) and free Of postage by return mail.
N. b. Look out for oounterleits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box iskigned D. Howe
An Others are base Imposition and unsae therefore,
you value your lives and health (O say nothing Of
/ being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of 5, D. Howe on every box,
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
being cOunterfeted. The ingredients composing the
above Pills made known 10 every agent, and they
will tell you they safe and will perform all claimed
| for them. s. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
marZ7:R27 New York.
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REBEL OUTRAGE.

QUINCY, III, Aug. 2.
About one hundred and Fifty rebels un-
der Dunn attacked Canton, Missouri, six
teen miles north of this place, last night.
They shot VIM. Carrigy in order to get
some rifles stored in his warehouse He
is not expected to live. They then took
the rifles, plundered stores Of what they
wanted, and left. The amount of damage
10 not agearfninad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04

81 DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sis, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gSns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. Sec ad-
vertisement in another column Office No Il9,
seneca street
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PERsoSAL.-The Hon. R. c. Parsons, Con
sui to Rio de JaneirO, accompanied by his
family, arrived in town on Saturday morning.
Mr.. Parsons is at home for short time to re-
eruit his health.
Lieut.. Col. Moody Of the 4Ist Regiment,
returned home yesterday morning for few
days respite.
Major COtter Of Barnett's Artillery, was in
town Yesterday.
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FROM lPCLELLAN's ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC,
AuU ! 1880

Six hundred troops crossed theriver yes
terday afternoon for the purpose Of des-
troying the houses and woods on the op-
posite shore which have afforded protection
70 the rebels. Everything in the shape of
dwelling was burned.
This was the point where the rebels
shelled our shipping and encampment.-
The affair was successfully accomplished
without the loss of man.
The gunboats this morning are engaged
in shelling the shore and houses down the
river.
Four men were killed by the enemy's
shells night before last, and two wounded.
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AxorHER LIBERAL AcT.-A few days since
We noticed the liberal conduct Of Mr.. Levi,
of the firm Of Koch, Levi 4 Meyer in pay
spv 500 for a volunteer. We are gratihed
- ,tste that on Saturday Mr.. Meyer, Of the
same srm, obtained man to whom he paid
ESQ. It is from such men that the country
must derive its support; would We had many
more such IN this community
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THE CONDUCT OF The WAR;
AN ENCOURAGING ASPECT OF
AFFAIRS!
CHASE OF A BRITISH STEAMER
EXCITEMENT AT NASSAU !
FROM THE JAMES RIVER /
The RebeI Merrlmac Number 2.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
THE GOVERNMENTS WAR POLICY.

HAsHlNoIOAj aug. 8.
It is said in well-informed circles that
direct and decisive action is to be taken in
the prosecution of the war, and thai per-
feet agreement exists between the princi-
pal Generals and the Executive branch of
the Government. This is asserted as the
certain policy of the administration.
The National Bank Note Company say
they will have the new stamps ready by
the 10Th of August.
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REcRuITING.--So far as we can learn, en-
hstments are progressing very favOrably,
with q nattering prospect as soon as harvest
closes The country is far in advance OF the
cities in the WOrk-a fact, however, by no
means anomalous.
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THE CIRoUs.-Bailey & Co.'s Circus and
Monagerie, which closed most successful
run of two days Saturday evening, made q
popularity here which will ensure it well
come whenever it may return It is one Of
the best exhibitions Of the class we have ever
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04

REFETGERAToRs, &o.-A large variety of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufao-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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ANEw D DzNTrFRIcE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. Il. and A. s. Gorham's N. C.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State. If
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THR GRAIN Trade OF BUFFALo.-The fol-
lowing interesting facts and figures are from
the Buffalo Express of Saturday:
'The food Of cereals flowing eastward from
the Lake regions through this city, since the
opening Of navigation, is without precedent.
The following comparative table will show
the imports Of grain into this city, from the
opening Of navigation to Aug. l, in the years
1859, 1850, and 1851, and from January l to
August l, in 1852:
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STEAMER DFsTROYRD-LOss OFL1FE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2
The stern-wheel steamer Commodore
Perry, with heavy cargo of cotton and
tobacco from Cumberland river for Gin
cinnati, collapsed fue while the passeu-
gers were at supper, at the foot Of Fifth
street, and Immediately afterwards took
fire. Several women jumped overheard,
some Of whom were saved. Two or three
6remen were badly scalded, and probably
one or two killed. The books and papers
of the boat were lost; the money saved
The boat was owned in Pittsburgh, and
was insured. There were thirty passen-
gers aboard.
Advices from ScOttsville say there are a
large number of rebel scouts in that vi
cinity.
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CHICAGO AIARKFT-Aua. .,

Lbh TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady
WHEAT-Saies at s3g9c for No. /; sO6s0% for No
CoRHy-6MaITTket Ec lower. Sales at 2s%e@sO1fc.
liO,WO bush corn.
.SHIPMENTs-6OO Bbls -four; 1900 bus wheat !;
IiS,OOO bush corn
FREIGSHTS-1{c lower.
CHANGE-Unehanged. Gold I4Jf9I5 2 cent
premium.
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YOLTNTFFRs, ROUNTY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.
Nearly Il, 900 dollars was subscribed to
the volunteer bounty fund this morning,
and it has now reached the sum Of 3l6,-
600 dollars, exclusive of the Railroads
subscription. There is every prospect Of
the fund reaching 100000 dollars.
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OsNYEGO lIARKET-Aur. ..

BY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady and good demand for in
terror and eastern trade
WIIEAT-Market last evening was firm and
steady. Sales 1900 bush No Chicago spring at 81;
69O1 bush red Indiana at Slly $500 bush amber red
q u 49, e1fnns Dusn
CORN-Narket unchanged Sales 1900 bushels
Illinois at 4G5ac,
Other grains scarce and quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Market unchanged:
IlIPORTS-iO1 bbls -four; Is, ,OOO bush wheat 1850
bush corn.
CANAL LEXPORTS-2,77g bbls flour Il, 900 bu
wheat; 22,taO bu corn
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HARNESS MAKERS WANTED-At Christian
& Marshal's, No. 142 Seneca street, sign of
the horse. Three or four journeyman wanted
Immediately. Augl:tf
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FIRR.-A ERE occurred last evening in the
direction of Brooklyn, but was Of short dura-
tiOn, and probably did not result in much de-
struction. The engines started out, but soon
returned
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TEE Monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Chris
tian Union viii be held on Monday, August
4, at the rOoms Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, No. Perkins Building, at
5 o'clock P. u.
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lHE W ELLAhD NANALs--Aue AOiluWluE Ut
der in Council is just published. By it, the
tolls on the Welland canal will be reduced
from and after the first of August
GoyERENENT HOUSE, QUEBEC,
Thursday, 18th day of July, 1862.
PREsEET:-His Excellenoy the Governor
General in Council.
His Excelleney having had under eonsid-
Grafton, on q report from the Commissioner
Of Customs, the subject Of the unequal bear
ing on the trade of the Welland canal, Of GER
tain Of the tolls and rates established by the
Order in Council Of the 18th day Of April,
1861, and the expediency Of revising the
same: His ExceIlsney on the recommends
ton Of the Honorable the Minister of FL
nance, was pleased to order and it is hereby
ordered, that on, from and after the first day
Of August next, the toll on vessels and prop
erty passing between DunviIle and Port
Maitland and Uiee versa be reduced from one
half rate to one quarter rate Of the Welland
canal tolls. WM. H. LEE, c. E. Q.
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FROM CAIRO

OAlhOi aug z.
Granada Appeal of the 2sth says, the
Federals have abandoned the idea Of tax
ing Vieksburg by water, and are now evi-
IDENTIFY awaiting the cooperation Of land
forces,
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n. Y. STOCK lIARKRT-Aug. 2,

NJ
MONE EY-Market rules quite easy, at 495 p
cent on call, and sac for prime paper
STERLING EXCHANt5E-Dull and declin-
ing Bankers bills quoted at l26.
(aOLD-American gold steady Market openinR
l59l5H; California gold bars quoted at l6l6} cent
premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull. United
States Is Of 81 95'69g9i; 30 Treasury Notes 100
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There have been ls more intsrinents this month
July than there were last month and more than
for the month Of July, 1861.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland. July 81, 1862.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

s5- New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, So
Champlsin street.
FRANK B. & FRANK C. WALBRrDar.
itlv29.RIQ
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REFRIGERATORs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and seneea SITS.
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NEW ADVRRTIsRlIRNTs.

Rob't Hanna co-Pleasure TO Lake Superior.
Geo. L. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Notice to County CommisslonOrl.
Ladies Christian Union-Loeal Notice.
J. s. PeElsy-LOcal Notice.
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GERMAN MILITARY CENTRAL COMNITrEE.-
Messrs. G. Messersmith, Ghas, Arnold, Dan
iel Stephan, Edward Hessenmuellor and G.
A. Kobe, were constituted a Central Mill
tary Committee by the Mass Meeting Of the
Germans on Thursday evening. Atthe same
time Ward Committees Of three gentlemen
for each Ward we're selected, for the purpose
Of facilitating the speedy organization Of the
German Regiment (lO7th).
The Central Committee, pursuant to notice,
met at the Office Of Hon. Edward Hessen-
mueller August lst, at O'Clock P. NJ, and,
pursuant to the instructions Of the mass
meeting, elected its officers as follows:
President-Edward Hesseumueller.
Trehsurer-Daniel Stephan.
SeoretRry-Charles Arnold.
The Central Committee resolved, and the
Ward Committees are hereby notified and
requested, to assemble at the Office of the
Hon. Edward Hessenmueller on Monday,
the 4th inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and confer
with the Central Committee, so that there
may be uniform and concentrated action, and
speedy results secured. By order of the
President. CHAs. ARNOLD, Sec'y.
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DENTISTRY,
DIVOT TOOTH s1,OO. q
Teoth--A Set for Ten Dollars. 4uO

After Ten years extensive practice in Cleveland have
intaoduced grand Improvement IN FIXING AkI1-
FI(5AL, TEETH, both for Durability, the Power Of
Mastication and Articulation, excel all Others. They
are parectiy incOrrodbe, and for exquisite enamel
ling and purity OF material, not be sur passed
Our principle Of adapting them 20 the mouth dis
penses with those unsightly gold clasps or sprinRs
They can be Inserted over any remaining roots OF
teeth without giving any pain Artificial Teeth, a.
above, frOm 70 fVe dollars, from ten to tWentE
dollars, upper or lower sett, complete.
N. Bs-the Profession We will supply with Teeth at
New York prices; terms cash Having the LAEGEsI
AsgoRTliE EsiT west OF New York.
DENTAL ROOMS-Over Churshilra Drag Store
south uids Public square, Onta-io-St. iunQls
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L. d. HuDsoN, Agent.
ofioe-Oviatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:Iy.
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lIILWAUKEE MARKRT-Aug. ..

tBY TELEGRAPH.I
FLOUR-Market unchanged
WHEAT-Market dull; CSC for No. l.
RECEIPTS-22J0 bbls 1Uur; 49, ON bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS-2ss0 bbls -four; 5000 bushels
wheat.