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The BestsH Csasisr. Of ThutsdaI sslls
The following Interesting little stofy:s
--Aa sx-Judge and RepubIican poiiti-
clan 'of peighboring State, fansus fer
lis distinguished men, not very lsng age
excited the adniratica sf his pslitical
friends by the fidelity with which he
aesad' up to the cardinal idoctfius IL cir
party, viz to snaaks eapitar sf the nerre
> csntrabaad Had fallen ii the vay of
this apright magistrate and had been
kindly taken into his services Bat-one
day, on, his return home after "a short ab-
lssnce, he fonnd his watch, 4 huudfed, dol
lars and thecelered person missing. The
/ y as.e was not exempt frouf huniaf inHr
faities, and love Of money waslhis. ebsths3
he could i'll stomach fiisz iils lie pdt
thn- police upon the track or the 4fsritfyG
and success attended the pafsuit. PsupeS
was sseured, and with. 4him-the .wstch.and
q portion sf the money. > oMercy-plsaisd
for the NAN and brother, and she interest
of ths party forbade an exposure; al sx-
pedieut was quickly Sfsl6d TO receaciIs
atAs ltterests-gsT The sblaekTaaso 'baias1sn
sssitafs tes enlist az asspbsitatssa aadbAis
- = ~ y NJ oIcQ 4ual iE/Hs
entered the pocRet ef bis bhilahthropic
MASTER Virtue, it is plsasafit ts sbssr yss
i-o ssuivtinsx itsswn fswardIisdA cdr
y8a Te4-7shvo-7 - --.4i-4s-s4 s-E4--ssrroo
star Or tbs Msbile and Ohis Railrssds
near the Tennessse .linssatbersa Aiteass
merchant who alse kept postsofHes, and
.of aH evening his store gwsuld be full Of
his customers; eager to hear him read ths
HsSsio While ;fsading ths pspsritS tkcsaP
ene evening, he. came to q psraeraph N
fsIIeWs;- szs e5a4kE<s rs ~ tsatMztS
'sowihs to the large hsHbsr u sm;.
grants ira sing Westward csfS Sill prch..
bly, seuimahd avery high price
onsssld gentleman at tkis point intsr-
rnFtsd hin, and wanted to knswswhsf
emigraht Yeane q The merchant stepped
readings and after studying for ssns time
answered, t"Well,my friend, to tell ysa
the truth, l den 't-know, bat / believe
they are an animal between s'psssuni
and cosn-anyhow they're death Cd
eornif 'H5sRq ts les sewffsG
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

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SPoNGINe ON THE. PRINTHRs.--Hersi is
a little article which We think mething
Of framing, to Dang csnspicisuly over our
editorial table. iaasg eele baa ,yaq se s9f
+ THE psbIic bare fppr 4 u nstieHo about
"a priatssa They thinksitscosss nothing to
puff advertise &c Ind thus ems aadsaa-
ether will spsnes An 6extta npspef, asppE,
or soms beney sisnE advertisnent They
fsrget that bis business makss. then
knews-nl They frrgss 1t is che sprin tsris
ink that makes aipestenths eli their fer
tunesssrT hsg forget that Intakes nsaay
to pay compssitorsz=teb buy iuky type
and paper-and lastly, The forget te even
shank yeH for working for nothing by
grataitiotsty puf6us their basiaessp sdf
sffsLh atzi.Il 11s--- - - 2ls II a9sgew ~
The GOvsfhmeht paper. nSssy faetsry,
in the Treasury Building, in Washing
ton. though running constantly &C cannot not
keep up with the necessities Of the hour
A gentleman wis bad opportunity to, sec
the entire works. aiewi days bsiaee, says
that paper rags go inte the basement ofthe
building, ans come out eresnbao Ks in -ths
l.uppef story. About 1000 mehi and wo-
men are employed in. the business. The
Bank Of Easlapdis not q .oircumstaucs to
Ethe Treasury of she United Statsss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

M 4 special to the New York Ext.:,' Et:,
press says Messfs. Stephens, Hunter spd I
CaEpbelfs detaaha was . ninety days
iarmlstiee, and not independence The
President aad sseretary Of StatsSfefussd,
ahd the party all sustain them in the re-
fusals3a5i 80 egassEc ~ .YaakSrAS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
OUR sick seTdiess.sg Il In saxas,, ! n
NAH SUFFERING FOR SOMETHING TO,

NEw YoRK Feb. 15.-The Tribune's
Sayaraahs correspondent calls attention
to the painful fact there ara 1900 of
shsrnaans IS army in the hospitals in that
cityuweak,o raeked aud wrecked, fsyers6
skeletons suffering and dying frsm fever
and weua dsyand 7chreais diarrhea, piteeuss
ly begging their Surgeons to supply them
with esesnethinga they can Eeafq But the
SaFgesnsfare unableste supply them, ans
repots THAI SO per eehsal OF the many
'deatbsHafe daspte tue want of proper
kisids ofsnsurialAaeRta What makes The
matter verse is, these poor fellows have
beard that sshiploadsq of fresh aad varied
,prsRisisnss have been sentafrem erNerth
'ts fsed I'll sseI whss have ,bresght the Ia to
the condition they are insl Theotesrrss-
pondcnt says agents of the Sanitary Cen
pissi6n ffavs Been applied ts as Being
likely to have the kiaas 6f food and Hour
ishmsnt nesdsd, sana all dissatisfaction
obtaiaedavss tIat1 though the Oomnis-
sion had plenty transp ertation could net
be secured to convey it to Savannah. Yet
spectators without mum ber have been
able to secure all the transportation they
needed to bring tkeir goods here and sell
them at sxefbitant prices s9AAiaas9 g
L - - sH~fs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

: A CONVENTION eli Bloener dansels is
said to have resolved that they 'smilf wear
tskeFt dressesgor nothhlg..'l Hhat an
Isgfal thing il would be If they ,skoata
NOT wear short dresses.!4ss sssfagra sxs4s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
SELECT. STORY. Z.
THE RUNAWAY MATCH

Il TTA3zaE4N xsIA = gxW1Tf TT W4T
saloa 7TORs6 xoirias09 i.
How THE ScHooLMAsFER MARRIED A
bae'aaslA OF FoRTustEts stEts 2tasf Wsa
YeBaa sA oai IN lts11.. lltSs11.. sd1 io lsaisoe
It's about ten years age sense the iheeif.,
dsnt What 4 m sggNiae Ite tel, tnGk nk pllaHes, H
It'cans ed a great sensation at PinsEills
latHtAep time and had theg effsctite make
fefl ers nleRstr.us careful hsw stKsy run
away will other peoples daughters with
cut their espsent, eyer senssa ssf sIpsai
iMrs1Ebenszers Deslittls was ithsabe
nasiest maj after rich gals that everawss
81. shsd dat been keeping schsol in Pine
vile more thaa sin nsathss. before he
had found cut every rich gal in the set
tlshsnteMh sse fathsrs bad sltwent y niggers,
ana had dosftea sf em within a day 3
ride. He was rather cid to he popular
viii. tbs, gals, and somehsv they dian {
ike his ways, and the way thsy did bluff
him off was ensugh ss discourage any
ibsays Bat asIaakss sch6elhsastsr what
wanted to git married., aad hadn't many
years Of grace ilefeT Bat IL didn't seem
to- make 4, sort Of diiIersnoe toshim. HE
undertook 'sIeBy the job. He wasbeusd
|ts have rich wife out of senie ,sf en-.
and if be failed ip enc case, il snly made
him mere persaye yesias i in thssnext.ns HIS
motto was never say disaw sshsa 20 se4
7 Betty Darling as they used to call herr
eld Mr. Dazzling saughtet, What ss.d ts
live seut on the lRqnss1z1swas aksst be torn=
! dsKa-sst misshisfyssf a gale iaz Georgia
Betty Was srishy handsome and smart, and
had inUfe admirers than you could Shake
a stick at, but She was such a ter aentin
little cesuette that the boys were all afraid
lto .sosrt her right down earnest
When NJ. Doeittle, fonnd her out he
'hwept ritegat her like,a house -a-6re. aSh,
ives just4ths gal for him, ana he was de
9termined to shaye her at the risk Of hi.
life.
Ia Vel, he laid siege to cid Mr., Darling
) house day and night, and awheanhe coal,
1hotslease his choeltezgo and see her, b,
! Fit lstfsrs 10 her, that was enaff to threw
'4anyS Sthef gal but Betty Darling into 4 i
! of high stsEieks to read en- Jest a
dexery body. aeKpeeted after eneennagin
him fest siuff DO smaks e. a fellere believe h,
IL a .asx4f;as,i asa e bs l. ~ a ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

EeS- There were more people Killed aud
wounded In tho United States by rsilread
accidents last year, than any year since
lS54.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
GEsa Gle & Test. Sheer, in America. a I .
The Uaiontowss. Pa, Gsnsess Of of LiiSearsssy, asss,
.csntaias j. fhe fsllswing: iesqs isef 80 {

Ma Ep5ITo5Ri: IRE r As,bsry struble Of
German township, in this county, raised
enc, of the most extraordinary sheep en-
the Continent sGx America. He is d psrs
feotlyi Termed aSfasl sand flasgon him a
fsese. shs SfBrss ef whichafes eislftees
inehss in lergth ard prsportiena tslg heavy
He was purchased 0fren Mr. sSFr BILE BY
the Hoa. Henry Clay Dean. whe intends
ia king him West, asa hrseder.a4s 10 is
half Spanish and half ssilssians and is
three gsTrs cid. His press Mt sWnsr rhslds
hlm at S2,O0Qu sdt 81 es1at bes hsus
s He Is Wertky Of the great Wsol county
that saws, hin, birth, .sna the wesl grsrer
whe. reared him. a.sa n4essa ,s.s a1sa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

I ANaTNfkELIBLE Ea kCURK f0k Dfs4SsH
TERY.4-Dr9 Psgey nefs Washington. SsIns
municatesste the Republican of THAT civ
.thsdfoAowlng simple rsnsdys 1ess 4 fsWk
in family prastice, ,sshf which ~asressniE
y tried in the scamp Esf shs. New Fsfk
22ds Fsgiments swheee there wSres afrsth
eighty to asns hundred sases aaiis;aaad
with rapid cures in every cass:-zs .zasEl
! REeIFEl-In - teaeup hal IL full sf -sins<W w
gar, adsselvs AS much salt asst will taks
up. slen wings q siittls EXCESS Iofi ssItasttks
bottsnn Of the cup. Peura bsilfhk iwafsf
upoHs tho 90 sSlufisn till the eupssis tmci
thinds or ttfeetf fsurfss tuihb A ssans win
riseatssthezsurface, which must be rsuess-
ed and the sslatioa allowed toseesl .4isGs
- DesR-4Fa blsspsonfaise ethfse StimesnA
day till relieved. 8 81
fEhe rationale of stRe 6berat; on OF skfs
simplsaInedic will arsadilys eecur IT, fhesss
pathslogist,. and i'm many hunarsd trials & Z
have heser knowutif1ts failsinadyssstsfy Il
and pselraetea dierrheaf. is aeilsIS ii sai so
T. ssS4 = 4 II s-<saifes 81.
OuREgRoRs THE SMALIs Pox -7Tksfo}- q
lowing prescfiptisn Is Souehe6 fer by kksl ]
Eastport fMes3 Ssatiaei casa edss feS tks
small pox. ItEis Wofth try ing; sss,a
b lGiys TO the patient tive tabiesp0crftfg
of a mi4tare Of HOP YEAST ard vstsr
sweetened with mclasses so ssto bs rslsl !.
Etabls, equal parts Of each three times q
day. Children under twelve years Of age
sheHld take two teaspeenfuls three times
- day,g Diet-Beiied.fi .fioe and nrifk, sRd
toasted brsad noistepeds With wsfeS, ard !
without buttera Eat No smeatsi Givescstsn d
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

|. A ,sLIdHT, p FECIENcY The s'loyars,
+tswnship in which Lebanon, 0a,is looaz
ted has FfFTYsNIkE nen ifurris h under
the present cali. Hadthey been efedited
with the valiant men who' CLEANED out .
THE Democratic Cfttsen ofice, in 1862.
they would be eat Of the drafts Circle
piUe Democrat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

ms- Kansas paper has heistsd the
name Of Horace Greedy for the Presidency
in 1865 on account Of his geppesition to
Extravaganza IN every form Paris No,
flsgH sgESf7e0 heefs fa - effH 18ei
,'utf yieasaBtg ssafsst@a FL rfiaasfsq
JUST what might be expected of smch. a
Statseas KsHsasao None but rspre6ate
State would ever dare propose the name of
such a aoldlreprobate as Horace Greedy
forsthe FIRST efticefh the gjftiof the people.
If both Kansas aud Greeley had absea
wiped cut OF existenceatsn years. ago We
should probably never have had a rebef-
lion. or a divided or distracted Unisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25

(voLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
~ Of the nitrous OXIDE and charge made for
tracing teeth " pain s caused Come headquarters Tho
best teeth inserted, Once 10 Cooper Institute,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25

A MOST WONDERFUL D1sCOvERY-TERTH Ex
N tracted without pain, no charge Beautiful teeth
Inserted at 81 each. All operations warranted j. JAY
vILIERS. 1856 Grand st., two blocks from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25

line FIILE rRANoAfsE DESIRE Sc PLACER COM
me hle de chambre sefvr table, dams une IA
mile priyee ble est munie dc bonnes rccomma
sAdrcssof po aeuS iours l broadway, near alst 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS: ENTIRE
"A sattsfaction pay, al x3g sixth No ad
vance required Call and cheap teeth, pumpers sham
fronts artificial palaes, &c nitrous oxide always
streets.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

At q meeting of the students Of the Shelf
field Scientific School held Friday afternoon
the following resolutions were adopted. and
published in the New Haven Comm Pa7a
dunn, of July LIST:
WHEREAS, On Tuesday, June 9th, 1855,
Adelbert Barnes Stone, of the Junior
Glass Of the Sheffield Scientific School OF
Yale College, was drowned while bathing
in the Connecticut river at Haddam,
therefore,
ResOlued, That we, his friends and class
mates, most deeply deplore the ~irreparable
loss inflicted by this blow upon US, in com
mon with the very large circle Of loving
friendsti which the sterling worth and
warm heart Of our late companion had at;
tschsd to himself by more than ordinary
bonds of friendship.
Res0IUed, That 10 his deeply fiiicted fam
lily we tender our most heartfelt sympathy,
and although we cannot enter into the
depth of sorrow with parents and sisters,
vet there are many of us who feel that We
have really lost 3 brother.
ResoIped, That A. B, Stone has gained
the most sincere respect and esteem Of Pro-
fessors and students by the high stand Is q
scholar which he has attained, not only by
his natural abilities, but by the systematic
and conselendous attention which heolWRys
paid to his studies, and by the true gentle
manly spirit-the OVERLOOKING of . warm
and generous heart-Which he exhibited in
his daily intercourse with others.
ResolUed, That his death has left g va
cancy in our number which can never
be filled. Each recitation. the sad looks on
every face, the rooms where we 30 often
met, and each familiar scence, recall to US
the terrible reality that Stone is gone and
we feel that no one could have beer taken
from US who was more generally known
and loved, no one who viii be more deeply
missed and mourned; and 80 long IS ws
live, each one ofus viii retain one spot in
his heart sacred to the memory Of A. B.
Stone.
RcsOIOed, That we recognize in this sad
event the hand of Him who doeth all things
we'll, and that we bow ourselves in obe-
dienee TO His viii, and commend the aflict-
ed family 70 the tender mercies Of our
Heavenly Father.
ReSoEped, That the members of the Sci
enti6c School wear s badge Of mourning for
so days, and that seopy of these resolutions
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and
that they be publiShed in the New Haven
papoFs- Z
J.R. RANDALL, SANFORD RSIEtoE,
Il A, J, AMI, FRxD'K F. TEONAS, :
GEoRez D. Corr
Committee,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06
GO U P N S
Cashed in Gold
ON LIBERAL rERMs
Cleveland wholesale Market.
ON LIBERAL FERNS

WEDNESDAY EvHEnEa, July 5, 1888.
Rreights-The following are the rates BY Lake
bteam) aud Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rAtrs are hvs cents higher.
To New York.-First class $50; Second class:
mes TlisA alA4s; 100 Fourth class 900. Flour,
To BOstsn.-First class: sI,Os; Second class
ssci Third class: 100; Fourth class $50. Flour.
900.
FIOur-DuI. We quote at Sc. 5O97.CO for Xxx
red S7,5O@s,OO for Xxx white.
! Wheas-Dun ard heavy. No 2 red declined &c
10. 1 do unchanged. Gales 2 GAYS No. l Wabash
red nom store at sI,ss 8 cars do do st 81, IS
eco bu Ne. 2 red from store at Sl,l6.
COFm-NegIected and nominal At 57@55c OF
good to choice No. 2 from store.
ORts-Irnegular, closing lower. Sales 2 cars a.
8 c, 3 cars at acc, l car at 40.
Rye-Without sale and nominal.
Barley-InAetiVe and nominal.
POrk-Quiet. Held at $500 for ,iiy -Facked
Ms,s and 5000 for do Clear.
LArd-Markst steady at 9Oc in Kegs and l9O in
tIsrces for city rendered eountry-rsndsred Ice.
Smoked M~eats-MArket steady, and demand
gOtd for city cured. We quote. sugar.cured hams,
oAnVAssed, 23o plain hams. eanEsHssd, Gle; dried
beeE. eAnVassed, 800 shoulders, esnvassed, Ice f;
unoanVfs,ed l6o bacon sides 1so. Sales at quota-
tions Of 5000 bs IugAr-ourod hams, 1890 lbs plain
hans, 1870 he dried beef.
Beef-City Ness held at sIs,Oo, with light do.
mAnd.
BUTTERFLIES setlve, but market quoted steady
at 2lo for choice Wsltarn R servo.
Cheese-In good demand, scarce and fra at.
lOal4o, the outside figure for prime lots.
D~wa-Qcawoa- Hamaua maa.r.Na guaam .aNa
At 2le. 5s.e
HIEhWInea-Yery dull, but hrmsr. Holders
arc asking S2,e49s,06.
AIcOhOI-Markst quiet and steady Held 81
A,Os94,l2 for % per oens. Neutral Proof spiria
81 9092,s6. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,22
PetrOIeum-Ths marKet Is without much
movement, bat there Is considerable inquiry for
future delivery, Which dealers are not however,
disposed 70 meet at current prices. We quota at
669GGc for refined ia round lotsi Gs@7oe for trade.
Lake FIsh-1n good steady demand at IN
changed prices, but in very light supply. We
quote whitehsh, $500 Plckerel $500; Herring
$50; Trout sT,T5.
Dried ~AppIes-yery little doing. Sales
IN a small way at Sc, AID pay Tor packages.
P6tatOes-smal sales at sO9s5O for Peach
blows.
F~eafhers-In demand at Use p u for nice live
gseso.
-saIt-steady. Held at g2.as for Fine; $3.50
hIs and P~oEaar-HEskat s.sady. We quots
a. follow Present Use II Ale SO; Stock IXI
e14!O0; Ksnnstt $500; Pale Cream 81 Porte
HAlf and quarter barrels in proportion.
water L~5nle-OsWego and Akrsn held a.
PIsstsr-"PO-sH'sn land plaster tlO,@ per
'Oai 80 - ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

ton, are properly described in connection
with it. Henry Page, . carrier boy Of the
LEADER, q faithful boy Of fifteen Or sixteen
years of age, was so unfortunate as 70 lose
his hand. He was celebrating with a Pis-
toll which he loaded with 3 ball. Failing
TO go of, he was tinkering il when, all Of q
sudden, it discharged itself. The hand was
torn lengthwiss through the middle. He
will probably lose it entirely. DR.. Scott
was called to attend him. Is 4aho
a boy of Christian Snydsr'srE Living on
Cedar street, was shos. IN The side on tho
afternoon of the Sd instant. He had load
cd. his pistol with 3 ball, and had fred six
times. Failing to go of the next time, his
father took the pistol and examined il. In
handing it back TO his son, il went Of, and
the bullststruck him as Aforesaid. he was
not expected 10 live through the day, yes
terdsY.
Whilet the procession wasn earing The Park,
on Euclid street, a lad named huntington
was thrown from onsOf shs school wagons,
by a wagon tongue, owing to q sudden
stOPpage of b procession. The boy was
bruised considerably about she head, and
a horse partially stepped upon one hand,
but he was not seriously hurt. He was
taken into NJ. ChishoIm's residence, and
properly cared for,
In the afternoon, Charles Clark, a - ug
son of j, h. Clark, residing at No. Al Eagle
street, had his eyes, d~readfully injured
through the explosion of g 6recraeker. Il
was feared he would lose his sight buI
through the prompt services of Drs. Brooks
and Herrick, it is hoped and thought thai
he will be restored to parsiOal if not perfect
vision. nj
With the exception Of these accidents
the celebration passed of in a beautiful
manner, and every thing was done in de-
cency and in Ordar. a-4TO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06
MARINE NEWS
POET OF CaEYELAHR
ENTEREp.

ENTERED---.JuLH IS
Stmr Morning Star, Yiser, Detroit
5tmr Gity 0fUioveland, X DstrOit
Sfmr Ella Burrows, Burrows, ROnd kau
Pr,p ElmIa, Thorn, Buffalo
Prop Atlantic, Pratt Buffalo
Prop Free state, Mckenzie, Buha o
Prop eranite 5 ate, Bishop 0gdsnsbnTgh ,ss
Prop Concord, Wallace, OnlonagOn
Bark Berlin, Grses, Erie
BARK De s0tO. Lloyd, Marquette
Schr.ATrOWs Brown, Buffalo
Schr A Il Moss, Mofstt, EoughtOn
Sehr Geo Worthins ton, HearHs, Bunal0
Schr " II Willard Sherwood, BuhAo
sehr A Msdbury, Warner, OsEego
Schr S II Kiubali, StOns, HOug ton
Sehr Alfred Anon, tegyer, kingston
schr Eureka. hAlOts, kingssile
Sehr Bntanui', Light, BurWelt
SehrE Hail, Mcburney- Rowan
ScOw Sutsr Girl. Buriugame ROnd Kan aA
scOw + Wilcox Post, Bay City
Segw Mary and Lucy, Oimsted, Detroit
Beow Ellen White, Dupef, Bay City
OLEARkD-----.JULY As
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
SIM Mining star, Niger, Ia troll
Prop Granise State, Bishop, Detroit
Prop lion Civ, Sweet, Ont0nsgOn 1871
Prop Free state MckeRze e, Chicago
Prop Elmlfa, Thorn. Toledo
8ahr EGrska, MallOtt, Kingston
Hfhr Aimiua, acDefmand, BarWsll
Sehr FlJrs me-, Ward, BurWtu
8ehr Britannia, light. stanley
schr G aud Turk. Perry. Buffalo aa
sehr Geo Norihington, Hsarns, Marqustk0
Seow Suffer Gil, Buriingame, Eeiley's IslauS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06


Invalid reader, do you know what nine tenthI Of
the Bitter compounds you arc solicited by the pro-
prlesOrs to scoePt as universal PsnAssas, are CON
posed off Give heed for q moment. They are
manufacture ed from unpuIihed alcohol, containing
a considerable potion of Juser oil, . POisOn almost
as deadly as prussic acid. Tho basis Ofths regular
~tinctures of the MAienA Med.ea is lhs same. No
amount of 'hsrbsl extractsn Sau overcome the
bad tendency of this, perniOiOu1 slsmeit. The Ia
sence of uOund RE, thoroughly r%ectiaOd, is the
only element which can be safely used a. . eompo-
nent of a Tonic, Alternative. aud anti Billions ned
cine, and HOsTEPFEs's STOMACH BITTERSis
the only medicinal preparation in the world In
which this a tlole is used as an ingTedisnt Hence
the extraordinary effects Of this great specific. It
gives strength without producing excitement. No
other Tcnic dos this All the ordinary BittsFS
flush tbe face and AFFECT thu brain. HSsTETTER's
DrFr-Rs diGnso an agreeable calm through the
nervous y Btem, proc ote digestion, and produce
sleep. No other t1Lis 50 qui ky rsYiveG the sx-
hausted physic. i en.Igies. restores the appetite,
and removes the gloom and depression which al
ways accompanies weakness OF the bodily poWera.
Jy3: s49-dhW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

POLICE COURT.-The following was q small
docket to follow on the heels of q national
holiday like the Fourth Judge Abbey dis
posed of the following cases yesterday:
Drunkenness-JoSeph Fard, sent TO the
House of Correction 30 days Patrick Law
in, city prison 80 days. John Denien, IS
and costs A. B. Williams, costs.
Disturbance-1ohn TuttIe, 81 and costs.
Assault and Bsttery-John Scanlan, costs;
Charles c. Coleman, Charles Rogers, Yir-
GINA Fhimsn, cases continued to the 9TH /;
Henry Kramer, continued to the 18th.
Destroying PrOperty-ThOmas Barry, dis
missed.
stabbing with Intent to WOund-Thomas
Willard, case continued to the 10Th.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

LIST OF Board OF TRADE DELKGI.TEs IN
eEEAsED.-At the session of the Board of
Trade yesterday, the names of the follow
ing gentlemen were added to the list Of del
egates appointed to attend the Commercial
Convention to be held in Detroit on the 18th
inst. George Spragae, E. A. Buck and s.
l. Mather. As we have not room in t his is
sue TO give the list of delegates to this Con-
veutiOn entire, We shall do 30 in our next.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

GIN. GARFIELD sUE-sTRUOK.-While Gen.
J. A. Garfield was delivering an address at
Ravenna on the FOURTH anu uHuH-
closing, he suddenly grew faint, reeled,
and would have fallen, had he not been
caught by his friends. Some thoughts an
apoplectic fit, and others q sun-stroke.
The General suspects it was She latter. He
was in the city yesterday, and, we are
happy to say, as we'll as usual. He was in
disposed several hours after the attack.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06

BENEFIT OF Ma. f. A. LOCKE AND MISS
HowsrE.-We are happy TO nOso the fact
that these excellent actors are tn take a
benefit tonight All theatre gOers know
and a admit their merits, and viii be glad TO
give some substantial expression of their
appreciation. The bill is aladdin" and
"BrOthsr Bill and l." with songs by "BAr-
ney the Guide"