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5RrogTEA R6TrEFx o. N. 6.=sThe 81 pa Inde-
nendent Battery o. N. e. went in 20 Camp
Cleveland on Monday, pu rsuant to- the or
der for. sixty days State service, and Is now
preparing for active service wherever i
may be needed. The officers and men are
fully uniformed, the funds for atlPnrpose
having been raised by subscriptions for the
battery a short time since a Camp hnd geF7
rison equipage have been Furnished by the
United States Quartermasters and rations
arc daily issued by the United States COM
missary. On Wednesday blankets We're
issued.
One Hundred horses, with HARNESSES, for
the Battery, arrived on Wednesday! and are
now in camp. The guns, SIX beautiful
twelve FOUNDER Napoleons, are mounted at
Younglove 4 Co.'S works, awaiting orders
for their transfer TO the Battery.
Officers Of the battery are Captain IN F. W.
Pelton :; First Lieutenant, Fred Grephinger; !;
Second Lieutehant, C. II. lBabcoek. A few
more good men are wanted to fill up the
battery to the maximum. When filed
there Will be two Dieutenants to be elected,
and eight non commissioned offders to be
appointed, giving fine chance to ambi-
tiOus young men. -
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New Loan-seven and Three-Tentbs
Treasury Notes. --.

This Bank is.prepared and will receive subscrip-
fious for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
bic three Years from Au-ust Is, "a, bearing inter-
est at the rate Of seven and three-teuthE per cent
I,er annum, with seni-annual coupons attaehedi
PAYABLE in lawful money.
Interest will be allowed to August 10th on depos-
its prior 70 that date If made subsequent, inter-
est win be computed and charged to time OF Psy-
ment. : -, y
Notes will be issued for $50, 800, $500 e2 or
e. 90. and knatie aii=a a'f'te OF u O4AtAf %
Ti,.sa Notes will be convertible at the option OF
the holder. at maturity, into six. per cent gold
hsoriT l,drds rsdaarasbia after fTe l5l and paya-
BE twenty years from August 18th, 1867. JySo io1
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DIED.

Thursday morning, August 1sIh, oRARLEa
PFRKTSS eldest son of Joseph and Martha Per-
kins, aged twenty years.
= Died OF Fever contracted in the camp near Wssh-
ington, while serving in the l5Oth Regiment, o. N
@. Funeral at 3 O'Clock Monday P. n.
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s TnalSs AIs RloHr.-The break in the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, caused
by the heavy rains, has be9n repaired, and
trains came through to-day all right,
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Csitu AdrertisemrrIts.

WANTED-FUEL FOR THE CITY
w SCHoOLs.-The subscriber will recsive seal
proposals until August 18th, for furnishing the
Schools of this city with Fuel consisting Of Hard
Goal, Soft Coal aud Wood, as much As may be re-
quired for the coming Fall, Winter and Spring, be
the same more or less delivered the School Hons-
eB Reservng TO himself the privilege of rejecting
or accepting any proposal which may be made. 81
Parties making proposals will please state dis
tinctly the kinds Of Coal or Wood they propose to
furnish, with prices attached to each kind. 4
= 800 -- - L. u. HUDSON, -4a
au3:l63 Secretary Board Of Education.
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LEAVE ERIE.
OLRVELAND AND TOLEDO Z.
4. SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

lsdA. 90 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. So
On and after Monday, May 10th, ls64 PassenRe
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows (sundays
cepted:
$40 A. M.-CHI6AGO EXPRESS, ,-stops a aeres,
GraitOnY Oberhn, NaFwAls, MOnFOeville, Belle
yuel clyde Fremont aud ElmOre, and arrive,
. at oieaq ~ 10 sQ5 A, n and Chcago at 80 p "
~ Z. n s--M f1oIlskh MAlL.-SUops at all station
op southern Division, and arrives at Toledo Al
6:aU P. n; Chicago at 5 ~ A. n
SOP. M--NORTuEkN MAIL.-stor7 at al yt.-
tons on NortheIn Divisi0n- end arrives ~ san.
100 P. M--NIGHT SsSpRESS -st,rs n. ci,,et,,,
N9IE@.a MonrOey;lis, Clyde aud FremOpt and
arrives At IoleaO at ll:l5 ?. n; and ChicaEo n
eIsgA. q.
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OLIVER NAPKIN fRTNGS-JUSF
K CreceivedAnew atylosAt iCUwJEs & cos,
-aul3 l37 WeddaIl House.
IVORY BUTTONS-NEW LOT JUST
reoeiyedat .S.
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StARATOGA WATERS-CONGRESS
OSpring and Empire Water received fresh from
Saratoga, and for sale by
iy25 CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists.
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ARLINGTON, KELLY AsD LEoY's MIysTRELs.
This celebrated and very successful COM
pany improve in their audience and in
their programme every evening. Last
nightthey had the best house, thus far, of
ther brief season, and presented even bet
ter bill than those which have been so sue
cessful on previous evenings. Their first
part is unapproachabre, and Arlington Is
BY odds the best "end man" whom we have
ever hoard since the great original, Mat
Peel master Icons Sickness still has its
effect upon his dancing and it ia as yet
merely an indication of what he can do
when fully recovered. We hope to see some
thing better from him before the close ofthe
week. His delineation of female charac-
ters, in burlesque, is unequalled. Kelley
was very successful last night in his dra-
matte burlesque. He is a most excellent
tenor and good light comedian. But
the erowning attraction of the evening was
the grand burlesque on the Sons of Malta,
which is the finest thing of the sort we
have ever seen. We hope it may be repeat
ed. Tonight occurs Mr.. Arlington's ben
eft.
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4 t-BMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF

trDMINISTRATOR'Sr SALE OF
.,11LANDs-In pJnsuHnce Of an ofdero7 sale IL
sued from the Probate CouIt Of Guyshoga county,
Court H5use in the city Of Cieyelahs On the I2tb
day Of September next betSpsa ne hours Of n
o'clock A Mr,and y Q'eioek NJ, the ollosinr real
estate, t2 WIZ; situate ia the township Of Euolid
"a said county, and bounded as follows ;bsainnJne
IN the centre Iof the Blank road, sud Tehains and
- liPks westerly along tho Thank road from A.
Campo southwest eqiner; thence S. 4514 deg. ".
the rOt llne thence 5, on lot line i chain % links;
thenee 535z deg. W. chains and So Iinka to the
centre Of the Esclld Plank road; thence North 4s
deg. T. chains and 10 links TO the place Of begin-
ming; containing acres, sueot 70 The life estate
Of the widow oI Y. Z, oyiatt, deceased. i
Appraised at 500 L. PRENTfssi
Administrator de bOnis non Of the estate Of c. Z.
Oyiatt, deceased.
Aug. II, 1854. auI1-I6s
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ssrEssNe ATFRAY.--rheA Akron Beacon says
that the citizens of Cuyahoga Falls were
thrown into a state ofthe most intense excite
rnent by the stabbing of one Of their citi-
zens BY colored man, about halfpast nine
O'Clock ON Saturday evening last. There
are various versions of the affair afOat, all
tending to the shame and disgrace of the
victim, and the partial, ifnot entire exculpa-
tion of the perpetratOr of the deed, which,
as the affair will probably undergo legal
investigation, aud out of. respect to the
feelings of the family of the wounded man,
we forbear for the present to publish.
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OsWEGO MARKET---Aug Is.

tRY -TELEGRAPH,l
FIOUr--5O cts lower on some grades. Sales at
SO 25@lO 80 for No. l spring; SO 59@l1 90 for
red winter; su 2591 so for white; S12 OO9I2 20
for Xxx.
Wheat-Quiet. Sales winter red state at 80 e5;
winter red Indiana 2 ZS.
COFu-Quiet No. Illinois 81 40. ft.r
Other Grains scarce and quiet.
Canal Frei9hts-Firm. Flour G0G62, wheat
135z corn.l2c to New YoEk.
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CITY NEWS.
Union Distrlet Conventiou.

To t7l- gy,sfoss JI5teys' sse sAseszftl. Con-
qrcSsiOnal District:
Pursuant to resolution Of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District, consisting of
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places Of holding elections, on Saturday,
August goth, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brainsrd'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 spportionmentagreed 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
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SIXTH WARD DRAFT AssoCIAr1ON.-The
Sixth Ward have taken hold of the matter
of filling their quota in earnest. AT meet
ing held at the Wigwam last night, the
following officers were elected John
Huntington, President; W. Kerruish, Vice
President; G. W. Calkins, Treasurer; and
Geo. A. Kolbe Secretary. Nearly $4,000
were subscribed. A vigorous and deter
mined effort, aud we are out of the draft.
Every enrolled man is earnestly requested
to.-meet at the Wigwam tonight at ~
o'clock, to perfect the organization, put his
shoulder to the wheel, and get out of the
woods.
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GEO. A. KoLBE, sec'y.

ONE HuYpRED MEN WANTED.-For the
i9Oth regiment, to be raised in this Dis
trict. Lieutenant Brown has opened n Re-
cruiting Office at No. IS Superior street,
rooms over George Cooper & Co.'s Hardware
store, near the foot of Superior Street. All
men that are desirous of going into this
new regiment will come to No sS, Superior
street, where they can enlist tor enc, two
or three years, and they viii get the high
est Bounties paid by the city or towns in
the county. Military Committees of cities
and towns are requested to bring the men
heye to enlist fol the new regiment, that
want the credit of the IaeE.
aug IS: l66 8. S. Brown, Lieut..
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Ralrnada-
CLEYELAND, CoLUMBUsI g GIN
= N-rI-' ? 7 = ~ = ~
.s54. "a a. SUMMER ARRANGEAIEEr.

4 p. "A Ii
I -, NJ :, - = 80 y ADOo q dli4elr
- S4AAAA1 -kAALROAnss de -sr
.lss4 8. d. susFnTuR ARp.,rs,r-..,, GO -..-..s Y
49, -' = u-''i-----' -A-1i--' N71alANI Ise4 4
b. b.. "a go -i-as. Z, ------1s ssIt..-. &C.,.
On and nd, after Monday, May 18Th, lsS Passshssr
;sptsdl- I' ] sI -9..'Na @ pnq I. i5-
Stepping 4. Grafton, Wellington, NEw LsndSn.
s ito iA5hiey' DelA"aFe LEWIS Center and Northiae-
+, Ton Ton. DO. d a, .coo,r,,or, q.
- AZ i sfsiio6. ss5 aryes in Coi1, ; y r..
P NJ CingaI.Si % 4 u : " Jus - ~
ID 1Talna- 80 7. Al,-N4SsItE 4 lXPRESo-stopgiHgs
AZ berer Grafton, Wellington, New Lp1dp,
Shslbg, Jrestline GahOn,' Gilead, iCArdiu gton
and DslaWars. , ..fr .f
Trains leave Columbus al - and lO:2O 4. NJ,
w = Oi'' ''''-- ~ = - = "l'-S h''N'
C0NNECflUHS; -t"--
Eians6GId, Nj Vernon. EewsFE Za1ssTiile
&c gUHtlE
Crestline--iitfsburqhi Fart WAYNE Chicayo Rail-
Toad, Forest, Upper sandusky,, De iphus Lima
ESst Sr ea asas19 ha9ofws wsSslT S9lJ5 l e. aii
Grafton and BeileontaiIe Railroad Line F BJirion.
i5 u5IaiIe' 5' 3filunsg' mon MnaGie, lndl9i-
9l9iiss ttirs hsule FIneennes, Ey1iisviiie,
=, 10 Lell7sl i.iI liz SaiIo, , ~ LOUIS Ac-
NE pI9ga ,Ili DT3neh i8r sPrlnghsld.
IOiuh71iss7 -Li1le MLtli a S0iufhuusn and As-lia
ia H. iot T. -4snr 1nr ,IIa5tn Indianapolis
1Sti ,j ~ i,t N NV NV ~ iifis elie
Railraad At Ci9eianati foT iaIis,i FSlI y
s3 sss e I!i ti.t4 ~ t.yeils Fllts ENaLaf
w, pii SsIoi . LOUIS and an pdints on the
r,Ii- 80 ~ s,t.I u ,l.; D a. = o.
~ q. 90. SAiS ~ "a! ~. -Ae SAtht NAH
VI, mHlSSeilill5l ~, COi1moua. tlqua q H.
diana hallFuah i9r flqua, UE1ana &c
- Ior Ilsksts 70 all points and lnioriaton agply
~ - Z la'iOn' anu a. S9h lq SlSAat vince
iaf f,SaS,5 Supftlo55 sSTeS' Ns ,os, L. D. LILY
Cieeo'Hn''' way - le'4. oupefl ntehoent
~ rUVT7 Nh q ITIJT IA d A IT M n
| iAIIA h4ANO % GA1H hA4AhOAQ
~
s6A SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854.
= .ft rAE 4tN
4 On and after Monday, Nay 18th, 1se4i Passenger
Trains viii run as follows Sundays eaeepted5:
l r.s.r - LEAVE. CLEVELAND. I -llt Hrs
IA n 3,-;i7, D. :; - ay9iaR a
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Schools. q = ~ y. :.
FEMALE SEMINARY

OLEVEL'ND FEMALE SEMINARY
~ S. n. SANFORD, A. N,,,PRlsCIPAL,a =
Assisted BY C0ETf oy TyEI.YE EIRST-CLAss TEKcH4
ERIn fespect 10 location grounds, huildings, fur-
nture apparatus, cabinet, and facilities for fnstruc
ton, believe this Institution has hifhefta offered
advantages unsurpassed ty any Female SemiDary IN
the West Bat it is proRtsed 20 make its appoint
ments even better than they have heretOi0re BEEN.
which We would especially mention the Introduction
Of Colds Steam Heating Apparatus with radiators
the public and private rooms. A new school
room, i've new recitatiOn-raoms, several new music
rooms, large, fine, lecture-rUOIh, amply supplied
paratus, with suitable provisions for the ARRANGE.
ment and use OF the same a chapel and an admira-
bic gymnasium ore aiFo being provided y pains
nor expense will BE- spared 70 make tip advantages
in all the departments Of instruction all that can be
desired. The next term viii begin on Thursday,
sept lst For further informatio9 cT rnfssisn, "a.
dress the Principal q -asf ft'.s74tI
h. BuTFLES. Financial Manager,
JY3-l8 Cleveland. Ohio.
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character,
especially the Throat and Lungs will give perfect
satistnction to all who may apply for relief Hav-
ing had a successful practice in the above named
places for several years, with unparalleled success
Of which satisfactory reference can be given at any
Of'the above named places.
All medicines prescribed and not eperat' - a Ill
factorily, the money will be refunded Cor IN srcb
month, from 500 to 50 90. -'' 'D'
The Doctor can be ed the last two weeks
q every mouth st his ressdence No,Isi Pittsburgh
street, Cleveland, q. n Z GI=SRE n N
deel6-EzS-Ita .ds.yv - -
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Ci,LEVBbAND And PITTSBURGH
~ RAJ R'OA ID =
l514 .- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lss
On and after Msnday, May 18th, lisa Trains leays
Cleveland as tOllgwt, daily, SUNDAYS eEc6piedJ
6=SlA. M.-MAIL-Arrives at New YORK al I2sOA
NJ philadelphia 200 A. NJ. BOltiIn0re 50 A
N. Pittsburgh 20 p, 4.5 Wheeling 5.S p N !.
Is p. M.--ENP lftSS-Arrivbs al New York as p
NJ; PHILADELPHIA II lg:2l A. NJ Baltimore at
il:59 a. N. Pittsburgh 8:o5 P. NJ; Wheeling
3:lg ?. Al-i New PinladeTfsi8 80 p. NJ. --
, Both t5efns connect at HUDSON for Akron and Nil
lOTsburr,h. - -
horning Train connects At RaTonna with A. 4 G.
W. fRAjlruad Train for all points on that Road
. Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
IVA AllsutOwnb without change Of caTs.
Ee EarU as low as by any other line
50 Through Fickets can Be procured at the Union
Ticket Oacst W eddell House, st the Depot, or the
Elehd-Street Station, n
- J. b. DEYERRUX, Sup't.
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mum Der Of delegates :-.sa-r-
CuyahOga county, 1lO
Summit county, 92
Lake county, 2s
=. By order Of the Committee.
--l D. A. DAEGLER, President.
BOLIyAR, BUTTs, Sec'y. -.
- CLsvELANB, August G. -.-
The number ofDclegates'thnt each Ward
and township are entitled to are rs followsi
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Dry Goods.
6nrfrpmfntat,
-SURGEog-GENzHAL's g uFEICE,
WAsHISGTOE, D. G., June q

oUlIsEpa-ITEN allllL4 lFElCt1T
--,- WASHINGTON, D, G., June ~, 1854 I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for Colored Troops--egndi
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medical
College, aud must be examined BY Board Of Medical
Officers to be convened by the Surgeon General Also
wanted. hospital stewards for colOred regiInents
Candidates mnst possess fair English education and
be familiar with the compOunding and dispensing Of
medicine. Application must be madeas in the casg
Of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons CoIapeis4uOn,
from SO 10 Sc3 per month, with siothing, nations
fuel ami quarters Tlsiiosgt S.f dstermins whether
the capdidste Fi be anp0nted surgeon or Assistant
SuIEeII r. 1o1Druins m 10 n,elf, PPqSnilgIlS y accom-
able persons, as to moral cbsgacter Co. should b.
addressed TO the Surgeon nSGeneral u. 4 A. Washing
LOni n. ti OF 70 ie Assi2 tiguE shfgeon General o.
& A., LOuisTile, hF-. Boards are now IN session
At Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati St
..--s s.r.. .,,,.s.- ..ifr- --- JOS. e. .BARNES,
iulyl ;i7O-ru6Tb Acting Surgeon-3enaral.
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DHOTOGRApHERs- NOTICE---:

All persons having had proofs, will have theig
Photographs at the old price (S3 25 per dog untl
10 charge for Revsade Stamps. .slr ga
sUTLlFF & FARRAND,
L. DECKER, Agent,
Z. ROBERTS, = -T.' ~ -
au9-I64 SAM'L CROBAUGH. > . =
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Conne5tions are made at Monroeyille- 7lit the Sar
dHsEy, Mansfield x Newark h r. Al C,iyde Win fbs
Sand1skys Dayton CINCINNATI Il. r.; at Fremont
with the fremont 8 Indiana n. r.. and At Toledo
With the Michigan southern q Northern ndiaRa and
Toledo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
Jackson, FOIt Mayna. LOsanspOrt. Lafy cite, Cairs
Alton st, leHis, and all points West Northwest and
aoutaWsst ~ -3 q ...'
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
SYsst st ~ 2Ik. NJ, AS 2. NJ, and s:55 p n. From
Sandusky at g:l5A 4. NJ. = Z. D. aUCKER. suoft 7.
b OlevelaRd, May 10. 1854. I
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THE sPECIFIO Pill

e not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
dent. .7 i-sAe-
80 Prioe-sllper box; six boxes when ordered AZ
once Tor .. Sent by Nail. So5 hUtslale and Re-
tail At the Sole Genar Depot in the United States b
.-...--.--...- j. WINCHESTER,
tunls-B2-T S6 john street, Ny.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward vii remember that
this is the only route running trains thai leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays pEceptea, st $40 P M arriving at Sal
anaanca at "a A. NJ, and Now York at s:2s P. NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached -rr .-
- No Change Of Cars.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The following
transfers have been entered On the records
Of this county during the past week:
G, B. Perry, to John W, Harnlan, 50 feet
front, on south side Prospect street, by l63
feet deep, to Bolivar street. Confederation,
IS, 500. D..
e Lyman, Little, to Alfreds Hart, 50 feet
font on Pearl street, extending in depth
to Terrace street Considerations, $1,000.
VIM. Eekerman, to Daniel Schorndorfer,
30 feet front on Penn street by 2l5 feet deep.
Consideration, 5000. s.lrH
E. S, Root, to John Lauer, 80 feet front on
Lorain street, by 1le fest deep on Root St.
Consideration, $500.
Daniel Warner, to J. Mathews, 1934 acres
Of land in. East Cleveland, fronting on the
st. Clair road Consideration, So, 900.
Wm. Caine, to o. F. Emery, 26 acres of
land in Newburgh. Consideration, 81 ,4SO.
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ATTENTION SIXTH WARD.-Every citizen Of
the Sixth Ward are requested tomeet at
the WigYaIn, on ScOvill street, Wednesday
evening at Z = o'clock. Let all be e9unotual
and on hand. aug. 1874.
ALIENS ATTENTIoX.-T0 an Alien who
wishes to 20 ps Q substitute thu high
est bounty viii be paid, if applied foF i'm
mediately. JoHN ALExASORR,
aug. Is 16 + los st.Clair st.
To MEH SpRJEeT TO DRAFT-The tdyertis-
er wishes to be one of club Of tenor more
reliable men who will agree and bind them
selves to pay each two dollars (s2) per week
toward the support. of the families Of those,
who may be dFpfted. Call at the Leader
Job Room.
eugust Is I6S
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIpAY MoRNING. .AUaGsT 10.

NEW ADyERTlsEnENTs.
Mt. co.-For Chicago. 30
Rob't Hanna a Co.-For Rake supsfiOr.
: u. .siier----a-1ran Wruted.
L. A. Keppner-Hands Wanted
. wauted-SituGtion.
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n iIiiiIlIa 0fh0aSs Eal' q sazoa
EXppt ,0M1 = = I q
sssi.sk f1eSasIs = - 49, 8 - NJ
BaHog

r-sf4-7Hrarsm
WIN promptly and germg9ns9tiy cure any case Of
Nightly Daily Losses, however originally causef
eEAssysT in ehaFaet5F, I5he they vii
whieh sPrns irQm the primary dissase, or from Sc
: aTHHsPEU4FIC PIEBls equsIly apflicsbls TO the
tyeatn neDt % eve nd q Genital Urinary lrrita-
ton lmpOtency or .lncSuacJfys Dielietes, Lime or
AsS S9 . s,s1I7 ~ IN II ta9 ot.L5 ~. mlsy H y,5 Us
g; Clergymen, Lawyers, Stuients, and all who
iglio% sedsntary occupations, or whose Brain and
Bile to Weaknesses of tho Gentle Urinary Organs
flfase Should not san % use lnIE FsfEclFIC PILL
Persons afflicted with any one uiore Of the above
disorisEs, are sure to have SEVERAL ard sometimes
most, Of the following
q 18iiOH .BfMPF0NSnF
DeTsnseda Digestion Loss OF Appetite; Ioss Of
Flesh Constipated B0wels; FitfuI apd Nervous or
HItsvy steer, With iust51 'rens; Fybubled Breath
Pustulous EruptiOns On the faee and neck: Head
ache; Anoetion Of tie hyes; Loss of Memory; sud
den hushes Of heat and B!ushlngsi General Weak
ness sad IndOleace: Aversion 90 society; Relaxed
O5u don or Dihinishei Size Of the Genital organs;
Involuntary Daily or Nightly kmissionsi frequent
sations; Melancholy, sc. - i'l.li8ili
fuas1u ias ilH1 ----~--< "a
3, ,PRoEEssIosAL DBllHoys.E'I have used your Spe-
the most pqrfect suscess.P Milton Sanders, NJ
l D., LII. D., Brooklyn.
at is as near a specific as any medicine can be-
have cured very severe cases with from six TO ten
doses.iIB heith, NJ D., Ed, RepertqEy Of Medical
81 know Of no remedy IN the whole RIateria Medi-
SFeskriessei n elBh sshFe, . fS. Prof ofOrgan-
l PERSONAL OP1sIoSs.-s'Mr, winchester is worthy
Of all confidence, and deyotes hnself enthusastieel
/ Ii. D.. American Medical Gazette, n Y
= have 3 personal knowledge Of Mt. Winchester 8
honesty and integrity and can assdre the profess
lied on-"-9ss, B. Ukiioa, n D.. cisSsi1t n. Y
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mrned from the East, am prepared, by the aid OF
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we'll as IN feIt and beaver hats in the best possible
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q New York Through Line,
Leave tlsYelahd Ht $50 a a@ and $40 P M.e
Arrive LeaYittsburgh u.3OA. 4. q IO.54
Meadville las P. Il. q I7-5OA.N \.
Cory 3SU {" & aS8
- Salamanca ----' 5s9e G e $50 u
New York !, llrsf 4. Y g 9,a9 p y \
hETURNIGS
Leave ReN York at TOO A \. = and 600 p. NJ
Arrive et CleyelaDd $50 A. n. and $50
SUNDAYS excepted, saturdays excepted.
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"A sf- RAILWAY. 81.
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To through Express Trains bstween Cleveland and
New YORK. Takes effect July II, 1854.