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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
or CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New LOan-Seveu and Three-Tenfhs
Treasury Notes

This Bank is prepared aud will receive subscrip-
tons for the NEW LOAN of Treasury Notes, paya-
bic three years from Au Is "a, bearing inter
est at the Of seven aud -tenths per cent
pr annum, with semi-annual coupons attached
paySble in lawful money.
IHoerest will be allowed to August 18th on depos-
its prior TO that date If made subsequent, inter
est will be computed and charged to time of pay
ment.
Notes will be issued for $50, $780, $500, 600 or
s. 600, and made payable to order in blank, as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes will b. convertible at the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
b'aring bonds, redeemabe after five (5) and pays-
bic twenty years from August 18th, 1861. jy30 I62
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ARREsTED.-A boy about sixteen years old
named Dennis Richardson, was arrested on
Tuesday evening, by Mr.. Cleveland, of IN
dependence, on charge of being concerned
in the estealing of Mr.. Mobiles horse, near
Brecksville, last Thursday night. He was
lodged in the county Jail,
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HoRsE THIEVES ARREsTEO.-TwO men,
whose names we were unable to learn were
arrested ct the City Hotel by our police
force, yesterday afternoon, on suspicion Oi
their being horse-thieves. They had ar
rived at the City Hotel yesterday Iaprning,
and had engaged board for one week They
had been busted all day in endea~orhlg to
sell valuable horse, which they had with
them, at a price much below his worth,
We learn that since their arrest a telegram
has been received from Chicago, descriHng
them, and stating that they had stolen a
horse, near Niles, Michigan. They are now
in the City Prison.
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DIED.

In Painesville, OHIO, Aug Ialh, 1854, CLARA
IDA, daughter ofWm B. and 4 ane WaHng, aged
10 years, months aud % days
On Wednesday, August 10Th. Mts. PRISCILLA
WILKINS. n, aged G3 years
Euneralwi take place from the sv,sidence other
son, r. L. Martyr, No. 5S Gross streS t, this erhuTs
day. afternoon at "a o'clock
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6puErnmfutaI,
sURGEos-GENERAL's OrFIcE,
" asrfrcarua u a. lima n n
WANTRD-sURGEONs AND As-

WAsIIIsafoE, D. @, Juns q, l55l-
WANTED-SURGEONS AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for COlorod TroOps-Candi-
dates must be Graduates OF some regular MedcaI
College, and must be examined By Board Of Medical
Officers 70 be convened BY the SurgeOn-ensrAl. Also
wanted hospital stewards for cOlored regnents.
UandidateA must possess iair English education and
be familiar with the cOmpOunding and dispensing
medicine. Application must be made In the case
Of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons COmpenastiOn,
from Gz3 to e3J per month, with elOthing rntiOnG
fuel and quarters. The Board will determine whether
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon Assistant
surgeon, according 10 merit. Applications accom-
panied BY one or more testimonials from respect
able persons, 70 moral character &C, should Be
addressed to the Surgeon General u. ). A, Washing
ton, ID. o., or 70 the Assistant surgeon General o.
). A. Louisville, Ky. Boards are now In session
81 Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, St
LOuis and New Orleans.
JOS. K PARNES
iulyI lTO-TukTh Acting SHrReOn-flaaaral.
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EXEMPTIONS.

Exemptions for Physical Disabilities
in Lake and Cuyahoga COunties,sinee
June lst.
The followinglis is list of the exemp
tions for physical disability, in Lake and
Cuyahoga counties, granted by the Board
of Enrolment since June lst. We publish
ed the list for Summit county yesterday
morning. 1t should be understood that
this list is as yet incomplete. We shall
publish a supplementary list as soon as it
is made out, bringing up the account of ex
emptions to the present date.
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Police CouEF.-The lightsst docket " of
the season - was summarily disposed of in
the Police Court yesterday morning. For
wonder, ooboay was up for drunkenness,
and but one man, Reuben Herrocks, for dis
turbauee. The unfortunate Reuben was
fined s. and costs. For nuisance, Elizabeth
o'Grady and Mary TIs, two dAgnsels of
Hiberbian proelivitios, were let off for 50
each and Costs Michael Caster was fined
81 and epsts tor assault and battery. The
case Of John Conley, for petit larceny, was
continued to August l2th, bail being set at
$50, and Thomas and Josie Parker, charged
with receiving stolen goods, were dis
charged.
We trust that this apparent improvement
in the docket is suspicious of similar i'm
prOyenent in our city morals.
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DRAFr MArrERs.-The Eighteenth Con-
gressional District yesterday received forty
credits, to the District at large, from the
State Provost Marshals office. These cred
its viii be distributed pro rata to the differ
ent sub-districts.
Colored substitutes can now be received
at the Provost Marshal's Office. They are
assigned, at present, to the 9th regiment
U. S. c.
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EVELAND AND PITTS
ALL AD.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" RAIL Road.
Is5i SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
ON and after Monday, May lgth 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland a. iOllVwi, daily, l5undnys excepted
5.30 A. m.-hAlL-Arrlyes AT New York at E:O0 4
NJ; Philadelphia 90 A. NJ; Bolrmore 10 A
Ii; Pittsburgh $50 p. NJ; Wheeling - 4 M.
l:25 +. M.-EAP Arrives Rt New York AS +.
NJ; Pmiadapnia at 10. ~ A. N; BaItInEore At
Ii - A Nj Pittsburgh 10 T. IL. W healing
5.lg p. M. ; New Fhiladslf fhi.g 40 +. NJ.
Both trains connect ~ hudson Tor Akron and Mil
lersburgh.
Morning Train connects at RavUnpa with A. & G.
W. railroad q faIu iOr all points tnat Road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New XOrk
VIA AileuIOWuJ without change OF cars.
60 Fare "a low by any OLnur line.
EaB- Through Tickets cun be procured at the Union
Ticket Once Weddsll House, A. the Depot, or the
Euclid-Street StatiOn-
}. II. DEYEREUX, Sup't-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lBT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10, 1854.
Government StOcks-steady.
StOckS-Dull and irregular Mich. South. gt'd
l42; III. Q. scrip lzy1S, Northwestern preferred
9l1s; n. Y. q. I3I1f; Rock Island ll45S 1T, Wayne
Central 1881; Reading l3GIs; d y du IS; llud-
son I3l14; Clsya & Pits l-3k; U b & q lz41<;
Tenn Is So / year yi1s; 5-2O coupons lUJJ5; is
81 coupons 1O65S;
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CUYAHoGA County FAIR.-The lists Of pre-
miums to be awarded at the Cuyahoga
County Fair to be held in Cleveland Sep
tenber 27th to 3Oth, will be ready for dis
tribution by the 18th of August inst. Off
GERS of the Society and all individuals de-
sIring copies are requested to call for the
same at the, office OF the Ohio Farmer on
Bank Street. s. D. HARRIS
aug. II: l6S Secretary.
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owSEE WANTED.-An owner is wanted for
4 fine, large mare,slight grey, over fifteen
hands high, rising nine years. old, and
weighing between eleven and twelve hun
dred pounds; for an old black saddle, with
quilted seat and brass horn, and for bride.
The owner can recover his property by call
ing on Deputy Sheriff MeKinslry, at the
Sherih7s Once.
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TRoTTING MATcH.-A trotting matehis is an
nouneed 10 come off on the trotting park of
the County Fair Grounds tomorrow after
noon, August 18th, at three P. N. 6. Ben
net names the mare Lizzie Miner, and VIM.
Hoffman names the mare Julia DAILY. The
race is to be in harness, for 500 side, one
mile heats, the best three in five.
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FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS

The Trustees Of New London Township, in Hu-
ron county, Ohio, will pay Local Bounty Of One
Hundred Dollars TO All Recruits to be credited 20
said Township, to MI its quota under the last call
Of the Pr,sident for 500 40 men This Bounty win
be paid (unlesu the quota s lled until the 9th
day OF September next. In addition to which, the
citizens Of said Township are expected to make up
Bounty Of Fifty Dollars.
R. @. POWERS,
d. Il. BARRIrT,
GEORGE BISSELL,
Trustees.
New London, July 2sth, 1854. jy2s-l6s
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CITY NEWS.
union D,strlet Conrentiou.


To the Union Voters Of the EightcenH Con-
grcssionaL District:
Pursuant to resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District, consisting of
the counties Of Cuyahogs, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places OF noIdTng eIecuons, on Saturday,
August 2Oth, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brainfrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each coun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates:
Cuyahoga county, ITO
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 29
By order Of the Committee.
D. A. DAEGLER, President.
BOLIyAR BUTTs, see'y-
CLEvELAND, August 6.
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DIRD.--Albert Parker, of Company H,
l5Oth Regimens,O o. N. G., died in hospital at
Washington, day or two since, of typhoid
fever. His body was expected to arrive on
the Pittsburgh train last night.
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BUFFALO MARKET--Ane. 10.
IBY TELEaRAFH1


FIOur-DulI.
" seaI-buIl, heavy and nominal.
COru-Dull and dropping.
OHIs-smal sales at s4@e5c- Other grains
nominal.
WhisAy-l72.
Canal FreigIGs-To New York-whsat 2lc
Oats l2%c.
Lake ImpOrts-Flom 6,7s2; wheat ll2,o7I
corn "a, ,S43, oats 1909.
Canal ExpOrtS-FlOur 12GO; wheat "a 90;
corn 4j, go; oats 500.
Rose A Prentiss' Provision, Market Re.
port.
Hams-Sugar-curedp premium hams 3 DBL c
Canyassed hams b u h....--.-.............. -
Dried Beel-Canvassed q b.....-......-.......--c
ShOulders-sugarc cured e. % ...-...........-. .li@c
CanyRssed o lti.--..........-.......-.--c 70
BaeOI-Or Smoked sides q D, ............-...- Is
l.lrd-PriIne leaf kettle-rndr'd in bbls p lb..2I
Primo leaf ketIle-Tadr'd d in kegs d d. - DC
EOrk-No. 4 mess d Dbl ..... 81 0O
Extra clear e 3bbl.---..-..----.-..-.......-
Bs- No extra charge made for packages or cart-
age TO railroad depots boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything 10
the state. Orders promptly niled. Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the first
premiumAt the late Ohio State Fair.
iuly4-k ROSE & PRENTISS.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.

Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Passengers going Eastward VIII rememo Der -tna,-
this Is the only route running trains that Isuro
Cleyriand on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 9:lO 2. NJ, arriving Sal
aarz5ca at i.4l A. NJ, and New York at g:gs P n.
SItaptng Coaches attached.
81 no Change Of Cars
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3aHrbzas.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8 GIN
" CINNATI RAILROAD
s54. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

" CINNATI RAILROAD.
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 10Th, 1854, Passenger
Trains viii leave CleTslAnd aa follows, Sundays
Isl Train-5.s5 a. M.-CINCINNATI ExPREss-
stopping &C Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby Crestline, Gallon, Giiead, Ssrdngton,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing-
ID T-T.a=2;25 P. M.-,ACCoM1oDATIQN;- stops
- -rriYes in Columbus at 8 30
Sd Trains 90 P. M.-N161ft- oS-StoPPing
at Berea Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Crsstline, Gallon, Gilesdi UardinsIon
Trains leave Columbus al s50 and 10 % A. n, P.
% arrive at Cleveland s:2U A. ~ go and p NJ
CONNECTIONS:
Shelby-Sandusky, Mansfield Newark kailroads 20
Mansfield, MI. vernon, Newark Lane7'ilie'
Crestline-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
road, Forest, Upper ssndusky, Delphoss Linia,
Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C, est and
Grafton and Beeiontane Railroad Line ior narion,
Beileioutaine sidney, Union, Muncie, indian
apOlis, Torre Haute, NnCennes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, Gc-
Deleware-with Spring neid Branch iOi Sprlngleia-
COlumbus-Little Miami q COiumbu,, and Ae-iIa
Railroad, Tor Aenia, Da3 tun, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St LUuls, Morrow, Loveldnd, and
Cincinnati, and with the Uhlo anu Mississippi
Railroad al Cincinnati Tor Louisville, kvans-
vile, Cairo, 81. Louis, and all points on the
Ohio River.
Columbus Ohio Railroad Cor Newark, Zanes-
vile Wheeling, &c Columbus, Hlqua a In
diana Railroad Tor Plqua, OEbanAu ac
@ For Tickets 70 ali pOfuts ami mo app5
at the Passenger station, and al Union Ieket Oihce
l47 Superior street l. D = LIN II
Cleveland, May a, 1854 Superintendent.
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Sehuuls.
FRMALE SEMINARY

OLEYELND FEMALE SEMINARY
~ S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRIsUPAL,l
Assisted BY CORPS or TWELVE rRsT-cLAss TEACH-
ERs.-In respect 70 location, grounds, buildings fur
niture apparatus cabinet and facilities ior nstruc
tiOn, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages rpassed BY any Feniaie Seminary in
the West. But it u proposed to make its appoint
ments better than they have heretofore BEEN
Important improvements are in progress, among
which would especially mention the introduction
OF GOld's Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
room, five new recita -raOms, several new music
rooms, large, hne, l8cture-rOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical ap-
paratus, with suitable provisions for the arrange.
ment and use Of the same chapel and an admirA-
bic gymnasium also being provided. No pains
expense will be spared 10 make the advantages
In all the departments Of instruction all that bs
desired The next term will begin on THURSDAY,
Sept. lst- For further Information or admission, sd
dres3 the Principal,
L. BGTTLES. Financial Manager
JT23-l6s Cleveland. nhio.
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Collars.
=
Gray Patent
iIlME@:I1.l[aR
HAvE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE

HAVE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE
l. Il public for nearly year. They are universal
y pronounced the neatest and best fitting collars
eXtant.
Tiis upper edge presents perfect curve free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The crSVat causes no Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn-down collars-they AS SMOOTH INSIDE
As OUTSIDE-and therefore perfectly free and easy
10 the neck.
The Garote collar has a smooth and evenly finish
al edge both sides.
These collars are not simply nat pieces Of paper,
cat in the form Of a collar, but are NODDED AND
gRAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They are make in Novelty for turn down style
in every hsf-size from Il to II inches and in ''Eu
reks," Cor Garrote) from u TO II inches and pack
ed la neat blue cartons, containing 100 each also
IN srallii ones Of 10 each-tlie latter q very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
lss-EEery collar is stamped
@Gray's Patent Nodded Collars,
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied BY
HATCH, JOHNSON & Co,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish.
ing Goods and Umbrellas, 81 Deyonshire st., Boston,
aud ]. S. LOWERY & co, 81 Warren st., New York.
Apr29-I6I
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n. Z. MONEY AARKET---Aug. 10

~ \" AAOhNA1A AA<AAeAAE A---AhEs AOs
lBY TELEGRAPH.I
MOney-Steady at D cent.
Sterling ENen nRnse-tluiet and without de-
cided change.
GsOid-shade higher, opening at 255, defining
10 z5i52, advancing 10 255, declining 10 2JiJA ahd
closing steady at Zj314
The steamer scotia fOr Liverpool carried out SEQ
IOO fu specie.
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,PRINa ARRANakMENr.

Ls6l. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. IS
ON and after Monday, Mag l5sh, 1854, Passenge
Trains will leave Cleveland follows Sundays
cepted:
$50 A. M.-CHIGAGO EXPRESs.-st0ps at Beres
Grafton, Oberlln, hurWslk, MOirOeyille, Bells
vue, Clyde. Fremont and Elmore, and arrive
at Toledo at lq.u'5 A. 81. and Chicago At $50 Pm
I.50 P. NV EoFEkS MAlL.--SJ0p7 az all station
ON southern Division, aud arrives ~ Toledo Al
6.3g p. NJ Chicago at J:3u A. y.
SOP. M.--AURIHEItN mAIL--stops at AL sta
tons on Northern Division, and arrives at San
duszy at 10 4. If.
800 ?. M.-NtGHT ENPRESS.-stops at Gr1ftOn,
Norwalk, MOurUeVille, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives At Toledo a. II rs p. n; and Chicago Al
S;46 A. n .. ...
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at M0nTOeyills with the San
dusky, Mansfield 3 Newark L. X. al Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton ~ Cincinnati K. H. at Fremont
with the krem0ht a lpdana X. H. and at Toledo
With the Michigan southern s. Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads Tor chicago, Detroit,
jackson, EOlt Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafayette, Cairo,
Alton, 81 Louis, and al points Nest, Northwest and
Southwest.
IraIns arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West az Q - A NJ, 2:4J P, n, aud 80 ?. Il. From
SandusEy At g.l5 A. n. l.. ID. KUUkEh, 5up't.
Cleveland. MAY 10. liiA
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SECOND WARD ATTENFION.-Al enrolled; =;
men in the Second Ward entitled to eXemp-
ton as aliens or over age, are earnestly re-
quested 10 call upon W. V. TOwsley Notary
Public (oeer City Bank and make the nee
essary proof. as..--.
All persons apparently physically dis
abled will call upon the Provost Marshal
that such as are thus exempt may be
stricken from the enrolment.
This must be done before the 18th inst,
and every man will see the necessity Of at
tending 20 it, that our quota shall be fixed
at its proper number
my office, 2Oj Ontario Street. Let every
man make it personal matter to attend to
his own case and his neghbors.
e II. WMkISs
Chairman 2nd Ward Enrolling Committee.
o,,.r
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MORNING LEADER.

TIIUEsDAY MORFING. AUGUST IL.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Academy Of Music-Holmau Opera Troupe.
John Mhit.law-PDposals.
L. Prentiss-Adnini-t traitors Snle.
4. q. BoN I59-wanted.
5. d. Harris-CuyahogA Co Fair.
II. Wilkins-Sec0ni Ward, Attention.
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SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD,
and similar troubles, if suffered to progress result
IN serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatie
Affections, oftentimes, incurable-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat o
ilae disease, and give almost instant relief.
R5-Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine
N the United States and most foreign countries,
cents per box. tan2Z-kZ
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLISH- THE ARMF HERALD,

AND COLLECT
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned Officers
Pay, aud all other War Claims
We pay particular attention to claims in which
other Attorneys have FAILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED.
"a Soldiers discharged for WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
BATTLE can obtain the 500 Bounty due them I'M
MyDIATELY, by applying to us in person or by
letter.
One Of our firm being at ALL TIMES in Wslus
ington, d. O. the advantages offer to our cli-qsS
can but be manifest to all.
Fees low. \ o charge until We have accomplished
what We undertake. may25-R2
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REMOvAL.-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from their store
al M. 24S, Superior street, to No. 129, Supe-
nor street, under the johnson House.
aug. 8 ; 1853.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND lrARKEr.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EvENIss, Aug. 10, 1854.
The receipts of Grain by rail for the "A hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows: -
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,1TpP THAT IOATHSOME MALA.

CURE THAT LoATHSoME MALA-
"a .-DR. GO0DAEE CAIAAAH AhaAD- - -
ates to the very of this terrible Disease and
eItsrmnates it, root and branch, forever Dr.
Goodale is the first and only person who ever
told The world what CATARRH really was-where it
,oIrau-.nced and what would cure it. DR.. GOOdale
has ussg spent lifetime in battling with this fell
disease, exploring its secret ambush, and making
known to the world that CataTrh, which has tor
years deiied the skill and research Of medical men
and authors in this country and in Europe, can
now be cured with the uniform certainty that
morning follows night.
Prepared by u. GO0DALE, NJ D., New York
Prize 81 90. Selsl stamp for a Pamphlet.
For sale by G. W CLARK, 1l9 Superior Street
Cleveland Ohio.
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FIRST WARD ATtENTIoS.-FIRsr WARD
EQlrALI1EIoS BssoCIATIoS.-Everym member
is requested to attend the meeting Of this
Association, to be held Wednesday evening,
August TO- The draft under all former
calls seems to be concluded; 1t is, therefore,
proposed to divide the funds (pro RATA to
tha drafted men.
Citizens of tie ward, generally, are re
quasted TO be present, as matters Of impor-
tslIsos 1riII be presented in relation to filling
the quota Of the ward under the present
call aug S:I63.
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A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC will be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
cornor of Erie aud st. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 1856.
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SARATOGA WATERS -CO&GRESS
\ 1spring and Empire Water re- 1ived fresh from
Saratoga, and for sale BY
iy25 CHURCHILL BROTJ DEB, Druggists.
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RAILROAD COLLIsIONAThe sandusky Reg
isterO of yesterday morning says that news
was received there last night to the effect
that collision took place on the Sandusky,
Mansfield snd Newark Railroad, between
the incoming mail train and south-bound d
regular train, at or near Spring Mills,
south of Shelby. No particulars save that
it is mentioned that Engineer EIwel and a
fireman were badly injured. Passengers
escaped unhurt.