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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18
General News.
Lnrge Fire.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June ia large por
ton of the village of Carysville, Genesee
county, was destroyed by FIRE last night
The hardware store Of chamberlain and
several other establishments were totally
DESTROYED with their contents. The AleOtt
House and two or three buildings adjoining
were saved That IS all Of the business
part of the village left. The loss is heavy,
probably over 100000.
Death Of Senator Summers Mother.
BosroE, June l6.-The mother Of Senator
Sumner died at her residence in this city
Yesterday at the age OF 81 years
From California.
Denver, Cal June I6.-Immigratiout this
spring is Unprecedented. Large trains,
mostly of farmers and laborers, are daily ar
irving.
The erops promise an extraordinary yield.
Mining operations are unusually active
and encouraging
Indian Affairs.
FoRr LARAMIE. D. T. June I6.-The 1lth
Ohio cavalry, commanded by Capt Humph-
reyville.l left here to-day forLeaveDworth for
A council with the Sioux. Cheyennes
and Arapahoes will be held tomorrow.
There is every indication of permanent
peace.
The regular troops arrived to-day TO gar
risOn the posts on the new Montana route
From Buffalo.
BAFFELo, June I6.-General Meade, by in
vitation, visited the rooms Of the Board OF
Trade to-day, and made few remarks IN
response to complimentary introduction
by the President of the Board.
Last night he was serenaded and tonight
he holds leyee at the house of Mr.. Dare.
He leaves for Niagara Falls tomorrow
forenoon.
To be Hung.
CIyCINSATI, June l6.-Walter B. Watson,
was to-day sentenced to be hung August 81,
f.,r the rnrrrder of Cantain MIenter.
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NEW LOBAt suue AV-
The Commercials money article says
Tondon letter TO New York banking him'
- y,,,a etb savs the specie arrivals are an I'M
,,,'Ts. ching for American credit. The amount
seTt from America is everywhere admitted 70 nave
,rsventad a general ban kruptey In hngland- Let
- 40 other banking houses in this CITY are yer!
much to the same effect II Is Z gs. cJonIsefsS
tbst the acceptance Of London Banks eohueotsu
,itb Rev York stand in the highest erealt on tas
Tondo,, money market, being negotleoie AZ a.5'
- cert below the Bauk Of England's rate. Tel
aisrarb dispatches Of the 9Th, from Amsterdam 70
ne leading Drawer of France quote 5-Z0 az va,
sT Interest at ~ forms per dollar and exehahge
on London at ll5O forms, which Is ABOUT the 'a"n
a. the London quotations IL. .,r ,bs mast
The imports OF general merchandlse lo' IIIin. ".
week are very heavy, being over seVen hoin
- Fai,T millions The imports Of dry gooas 81
h-rt donbIe those for the corresponding wees ~ ~
| Iast ,sar Total imports Of the week sHoun' "
Money is in light demand On can ioanS 'n'
| r,tes continues at per cent
1iseounts are held ct 5--51ze for extra ehoie'
/ names. 51SdT per cent for prime NAMES
The Post's money article says
| Government bonds were very nrm' ana not sens
| ibIy affected by the foreign news. 4. s-..,
| Money continues to aecumulate, and rs ifeeI
| offered on call at 495 per cent
| RaiIroad shares market Is dull, with the eAeep
,i ~ Erie which continues to be OF absorbing ~
tarst on the street and opened with sales - os7;
soid down to 5s7s, closing at 5sA mlchlge
Southern heavy, and sold at fo34 kook lsialiu on
sterling Exchange very unsettled, and the pc
biIIs can he had at 100. There is but little alsp'
| sition 10 purchase. Sight bills are onereu OJ u
| best houses at ll0H-
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The New Senator nom New Hamp-
shire,

The telegraph has already announced
the election of Hon. James W. Patterson
as United States Senator from New
Hampshire in place of Hon. Daniel Clark.
Mr.. Patterson was nominated in the
Union caucus on the fourth ballot, after a
lively contest, in which the competitors
were the present incumbent and two Of
the three New Hampshire Congressmen-
Mr. Patterson being himself the third.
He was elected on Friday last, receiving
2O8 votes TO Eastman (Dem.) ll3. Pro-
fessor Patterson Is as yet a young man,
having been born in 1923. He is a native
of New Hampshire and received his edu-
cation at Dartmouth College, from which
be graduated in ls4s. From 1854 to 1859
he was n professor of mathematics in
Dartmouth College, after which he was
transferred to the chair of professor Of
astronomy and meteorology in the same
institution. From 1858 TO 1861 he was
School Commissioner for Grafton county,
and also Secretary of the Board of Edu-
cation for the State. In 1862 he was
member Of the State Legislature, and was
elected to the Thirty Eighth Congress.
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.

From the Salen Jor,raul
A son OF Joshua Boone, of Salem, had
one of his hands badly crushed Monday
last by getting it caught between the
rollers of stave machine.
Maj. VIM. r. sn7Aef, Tor three years
Pasnlsster in the army, returned TO Salem
last week, mustered out of service.
The name of the young man who re-
eeived lientenancy in the regular army,
of which mention was made in these
items, last week, is Stanton Weaver, in
stead of Slentoh Chowan, rs mIsprinted.
The Farmers Club of Goshen will hold
Il floral tsir at Damascus on the 28th of
June.
The locusts have made their appearance
plentifully in the vicinity of Salem.
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Weekly Review.

Nzw YORK, June 10.
The wholesale market has been fairly sctiVe du-
ring the mast week. To-day there was much eA-
element owing to the advance in premium on
goId Tbe demand was principally confined TO
snecuIators The news from EuropS also stlhu-
lItes the inquiry.
Hour.
Inferior aud common grades of western hour
have beeD dep, essed, medium and better grades
have undergone no special change untii to-ua9
when a better demand prevailed, anu prices I'M
moved from Is to 20 cents. We quote extra state
At 81 7Oas 20; fancy do. IS so9s 50 shiPplng
Ohio 50 lOGlo.
There has been an improvement in the demand
'or spring wheat, but prices have been variable,
rb,ite qualities Of No No. l and amber cruz
arc very scarce, and holders have generally al
ysnoeJ their rates. The market closes fairly ae-
ti,-s and 10 &c better on all qualities Chioago
spring 81 10 a. l. for inferior 10 prime NO. MI
vlsnIrse club s. Is@2 %, for No. do S2 3O9z 81
for red amber do. 3 j792 81
CoRN.
earn ba. advanced from to 1Oo per bush during
the week
There has been more activity for mess and prices
have advanced from 81 to S2 80 per barrel. Bust
ness for consumption has been limited, and the IA
quiry has been Of speculative nature. Tbs mar
COTTON.
Cotton closes firm at 4I949o for middling-
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Foreign News.
Later Foreign News.

NEW York June I6.-In Austria an I'm
perial decree suspends the laws for the pro-
lection of personal liberty in Venetia and
other Southern parts of the empire. Au-
thority TO do likewise and establish militia
nv courts is given to the general command
ing the army Of the North
The Austrian army is now 100000 strong,
of whom 500 900 will comprise the army OF
operations, $50, 600 against Prussia and 25O,-
OOO against Italy.
The Prussian army consists of 452 bat
talions of infantry, S2l squsdrons OF cav
airy and 1856 field pieces. 1t is the largest
Prussian army ever set on foot.
The Italian volunteers number 95,OOo'
Typhus fever is said to have broken oul
in the Italian army on the frontier
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

Prof. H. AndersOn's permador is ID
ou;d for External Application valuable Chem
icaI Continuation, discovered by celebrated
Chemist. warranted to cure Inflammation In all
cases of Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, lnhammAtorJ
Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Swelling OF the Glands,
Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet ChiIbIsius, Piles, Pimples on the face, Bee
stiugs. and all Sores the human nesh is heir to.
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be exseled for the
ours Of Calls, Oalks, sprains, Wounds, and al
~ an snimsIs 1t never fails to cure If used As
s;rsc.sa d. RANSOM CO.. Prsprissors-
sTRoSG A ARMSTRONG, and BENTON
MYERS 4 OANFIELD. Agents, Cleveland.
| mayIO Rl4-DT&W
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Latest Arrivals.

The steamers Hansa, from Southampton,
6th, and PALMYRA, from Liverpool, Sth,
have arrived. News genetally anticipated.
1t is confirmed that France has officially
notified England and Russia that negotia-
tions are at an end. Napoleon said We'll,
Austria takes upon herself a grave respon-
sibility.'
Card.
We are requested to state tnat Gen. Chas.
G. Halpine, Of New York, is not the Colonel
Halpine reported as travelling with Chief
Urkanizer Stephen5, Of the Irish Republic.
The Fenian Col. Halpihs coities frorh the
West, where he was the lieutenant colonel
of a regiment
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

Miss Tennessee's CThe Wonderful Chill
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR for cleansing the
blood and beautifying the complexion. The great
success this Elixir has met with induced ie to put
It before the public, and all ask Is to give II d
fair trisI, and it will then recommend ltself. It
viii remove al dark spots, moths, pinples, or any
efiptidh Upon the face or body, and will give the
com mplexion clear and healthy color, and If the
directions properly followed, the skin will be-
come almost transparent
The properties Of ihis strip are purely vegetable
aud perfectly harmless, and have wonderful ef-
feet upon n Liver, and elsahslrs the SYSTEM u
~ otbet Impurities, and restores person to per-
feet health.
The properties and composition Of this siruP
were made known to me when a child, and in a
oIairvoyant state, since which have made con-
slant of it In my practice, and from the great
success have had in its use for the last eleven
years thought proper to bring 1t before the pub
lie.
Prepared only by Miss Tennessee, the great
CIairvoy ant and Magnetic Doctress, No. Az West
Fifth street, below Mound, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fer sale by all druggists in the United States;
also, STRONG L ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Druggists, lss Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Price, two dollars per bOttls
john D. PARK.
General Agent,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut-sts.
may22Rl6.2twD6e 6eoWW
Increased PeBsiOns.-FTum SIS to SIS per
month are now allowed to permanently and total
~ disabled soldiers also pensions granted to de-
pendent fathers and minor brothers
Apply TO d. W. GAGE,
War Claim and Pension Agent,
ieIs DRW Nc Il Eases Block
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a.-oxo Market-June Is.

- so- biober Sales at Sl2,ll for No. Il
.,, ~ o. ysd winter SIS, so for double extra
WT1kT-Firm with upward tendency. Sales at
a. is for Milwaukee club, closing nominally nisher
CoRE-Very scarce. Inc market CLOSES nigner'
ssies At T5c for mixed Illinois.
Other grains nominal - ,,,..-
ssc. wheat s5ze, corn &c. -
I,xE I.PoaTs-T5O 900 bu wheat; Il, 600 bu corn
CISNI ExPoRrz-5,OO 900 bu wheat; %, 600 bu corn
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ASHLAND COUNTY.

Mr.. ID. h. Tall, . much esteemed citi-
zen Of Hayesville, Ashland county, met
%ith a sudden death on Saturday a week
ago by being thrown from Il buggy.
A fire in Ashland ON Tuesday morning
last partially destroyed the millinery
establishment Of J. W. Carr
The Ashland Times says nf the nroPo :
The wheat in this secti"f. Is Gut in heads,
and unless weevii or rust should damage
il, there will be fair crop yet. In the
clay soils northeast of here, however, the
wheat crop will be almost an entire fail
urc. Rye and oats are doing fine. The
corn though late for this time of year,
looks thrifty and promises TO do well.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
EMIGRATION.

NEw YoRK, June 16th.-The appearance
of cholera has not appreciably affected the
emigration, over $4,000 having arrived hero
last week.
RAILROAD ENGINEERs.
The Herald says that a convention OF
railroad engineers has been in secret ses-
sion at Rochester for two days, their sup
posed intentions being to mature plan for
The prevention of labor strikes.
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The Detroit Free Press "has good au-
shorty for announcing that letters have
"been received here from Washington
(which state that the Hon. William A.
" Howard has been removed from the
office of Postmaster in this city, and that
athe name of Henry Barns would be sent
ato the Senate by the President for con-
" firmation as Postmaster"
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Largo ReeeIp,s orGraIn.

The Buffalo Express of the 18th thus
announces the large receipts Of gram at
that port for two days The receipts of
grain at this port during the forty-eight
hours ending last night amounted TO the
enormous aggregate OF TWO MILLIONS,
SIX HUNDRED AND NINE THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-Two bushels, which
Is not only mere than ever before arrived
in Buffalo in the same period, but far the
greatest quantity of breadstufs ever re-
ceived at any port of the globe in two
successive days
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Heavy Emigration from England
Last Month.
Destruction of a New York Village
by Fire,
DEATH OF SENATOR SUMMERS
MOTHER.
Gen. Meade LiOnized in Buffalo
Gold Closed Saturday Night 158 7.8.
Associated Press Report
General News.
Death ofGen. Cass.
The PaiiHc Railroad.

Death of Gen. Cass.
DETROIT. June lT-General Lewis Cass
died at O'Clock this morning, at the ad-
tvanced age of S4 years.
The Paiidc Railroad.
OMAHA. June I4-One hundred aud
twelve miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad
was completed and examined by the
Government COmmissionerners today. The
track Is now icing laid at the rate Of u
miles per day. The road will be finished
to Fort Kesrney, 200 miles by October.
Mr.. Browns Explanation.
OrrAwA, C. W, June 1.-the Provincial
Parliament has adjourned until Monday.
Mr. Brown, previous 10 the adjournment,
announced the reason of his retirement
from the cabinet # was because he was
m favor of submitting conditions on the
part OF Canada TO the United States for a
enewal of the Reciprocity Treaty, while
Mr.. Calf and a majority of the cabinet
favored the opinion which prevailed that
the United States should dictate the terms.
Those who pretend 10 understand matters
affirm that Brown was in favor of aRneEa-
ton. and even went SO far ss 70 breach the
subject in the cabinet, but finding he wls
premature with the measure, he found it
expedient to adopt apparently the o9Hpts siis7
policy. indicated in his explanatIou ma'a
before the House yesterday, in order TO Be-
tain some portion of his former political
power in the government
Death.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, June l7.-Msjur isr7"l
H. Putnam, formerly Of the Srd New York
Cavalry, died suddenly of heart dIseeze, at
his residence in this city, last evening
A Fatal ARRAY.
PouGBKEEPs1E. June I7.-Last night he
tween 10 and II o'clock, two men, LeonIdas
Blizzard, of Athens, Tennessee, student Of
Eestman's College, and George Lewis,
butcher Of this city, got into an alteration
BLIZZARD having a navy revolver in his hand,
Lewis endeavoTed to wrest 1t from him, and
while both were struggling for the weapon
the contents were discharged, the ball en-
tering the heart of Wm. P. Freeman, of To-
wa, another student, instantly killing him.
BLIZZARD was Immediately arrested, and at
the conclusion Of taking of the testimony
| at Coroner's inquest Lewis was also ar
rested. The letter was, however, released
| tonight on giving bail in the sum OiSl 200.
/ The Jury in their verdict call on the au-
| thorities TO take prompt and speedy action
in the matter of carrying concealed weap-
ons of any kind.
RiOI.
UREA. June ia mob yariously esti
mated at from fifty TO one hundred persons,
visited the premises Of the notorious LOomis
gang in the town of Sangerfeld early this
morning and burnt the house, barn, out
| houses, &c.
Plumb Loomis, and a man who had been
| in the employ OF the family, was strung
up several times a piece until confessions
| were extorted from both Of them.
Plumb LOomis is in Madison county Jail.
The rest of the gang are given three days
10 clear the vicinity.
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Died.

WAsHIsGros, June l6.-COlonel w. W.
saatnn we'll known in connection with the
Tationsl Intelligencer, died to- day of can
Ger, with which disease he had been al
ficted for several months. He was about
cU ,-aars of ave
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

Cotton closes arm at 4lS4So for middIihS'
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.
oUR m1DN1aHT IIARKET REPORT

IsnaoI.I Disp.tch 70 Western Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, JuEs l6.
GOLD.
C,Id cIosas at 1887 after selling at l69. There
,yas a digereuca Of 81 per cent. between cash and
regular gold at one time, and tine lowest rate gold
was loaned at was Is.
STOCKS.
The market closes dull and without point, with
Eric at 5S5z, after selling st 5s14'
PETROLEUM AND MINING SHARES
Petroleum and Mining stocks are unchanged
DRY GOODS.
The market was very firm. go, 81,
a. Nmoskeag A "A; do B 2J12; Augusta 20; In
dian Head %; Nashua extra Il Wauchusatt . )
Superior y L 20. ~ ,,,u- an p.r.
ttts 36 inch 30; do. 25 .; Bay Mills "a Black
stoue ~; Hope Is; Lousdale 80; Anthony Man
ufactuiTg co Is
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A woman with an InquIring Turn of
Mind.

The widow of johnson Hatch, late of
Wen, Me, now upward of seventy years
of age relates the following curious fact,
Something more than thirty years since
she heard discussion in relation TO how
long the terminating principle in corn
would continue sound and good She re-
solved 10 try the experiment nnd prove
the fact. She selected a nice sound ear,
and planted few kernels from it every
year for thirty years. Every year ioI
twenty-nine wears the csrn grew and
lourished, but the thirtieth year 1t failed
TO come up or sprout.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

FeuInn TOrpedOes-Al large, heavy, black
trunk, strongly ironed, was expressed recently 70
Columbus, looked cmino1s enough to have con-
tsined explosives for Fenisu warfare, was only
messenger Of consolation to ths afflicted, one Of
many now flying to the reliet of the tortured in
every section CTths state, being filled with VOL
oott's Instant Pain AnuihilstoT, which annihil-
ate. Nervous Tcotbache, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in three minutes, AVID cures Cstsrrh in
twelve weeks SEQ terms of gusrsntes wrapped
iii, each bottIe junel4
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saturday Nights Report.
FrOnl Sandusky.

s..,.sf Dispatch to the cleveland LEADER.l
Delegates from sandusky.
SAsDUskY, o., June Is.
80 tho County Convention, o-day, q. Fol
-.g.A. B. Nettleton, Judge S. F. Taylor and
S II. Smith were appointed delegates to
Columbus.
4 resolution, strongly endorsing Congress
and the amendment, was adopted. I.
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RIc#HoND, June I6.-Dr. Maddox, tried
IN the Hastings Court for shooting at W. d.
Vinon, on Broad street, few weeks ago,
was to-day fined 500 and committed to jail
for six months.
The Ogden shooting case was continued
until next term.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

Brains are TrumPs."-ThspeH pen 'rri's' on
,rlIe fe srord r,,sfs and it will be always Let
every person about to take start in life aim tirst
Of all to fit himself for any position fortune may
assign him to. For particulars how TO get thor
oush busiu,ss eIucatioH, address without fail the
we'll known actual Business College Of Ooerlin,
nj, iunel
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ChicnEo nsrEet.June Is.

FLOuR-Aotive and advanced l5925c.
WHEAT-Firm, advanced Sc.
Sales at 81 ,7I@I, ,T4Iz for No, /; 81 ,O69l, ,Os for
No. Q. . Nd .-.r-.
CORE-Active and advanced 1914
Sales Of No. at 531zS55c and 5s549oSo for
No. z.
OAIs-Firm and ad RANGED 1dI5c-
Sales at 53@Sl14e for No. l, and 3lSS2s fOT No 2
PRovIsIONs-tirm-
HIsHwIsEs-Inactive at g., ,2i92, ,Z5 for bonded
FREIGHTs-FiTm.
REoEIPTs-Flour 1000 bbs-; wheat 80, ,OoO bu.s
corn 2s5, 600 bu.; oats 76, 600 bu-
sHIFMEETE-Flour 900 bbls.; wheat IL 900 bu-i
corn 2zs, 900 bu.; oats 1O9, 900.
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A Jamaica letter says that six English ar
tillery men deserted from Port Royal with
their arms and full supply Of ammunition,
in an open boat, and, although pursued by
a British gunboat to sea, they have not yet
been heard from.
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BunaIo sIarket-June 10.

FLouR-Firm aud in fair demand. Tendency up
ward.
wHEAr-Firm BALES at s2,2I for No. MnvEu-
kee spring, $500 for No 2.
CoRs-sales at 73c for No. 1.
OArs-Eo. l Chicago 4Se-
BARLEI-Quiet.
RYE-9Oc. -nH
MISS PORK-s32, 50
LARD-Sales at 23c.
WHIsKY-NOminal.
CAsAG FaEIsaIs-TO New York: Wheat tic;
corn Is; oats &c.
CAsII ExPoRrs-wheat 1926 bush; corn 2s2,-
2a5; oats 6s $50.
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Mr.. Browns Explanation.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 17.-Msjur i'ra"l
H. Putnam, formerly of the 5rd New York
Cavalry, died suddenly of heart dIseese, at
his residence in this city, last evening
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

There is rumor from Italy that King
Victor Emanuel intends to abdicate after
the war, in favor Of his son, Prince Hum
bert, and TO take up his future residence
in Paris
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FLOUR-Dun. ..... ..
WHEAT-Excited. Sales OF No. ] at s2O3.
CoRN-Advanced &c.
OATs-Firm. Sales at 361zc for No J.
REcEIPTs-Flour $50 bbls wheat G0,00O bush;
oats 36, 900 bush.
sHIPaENIs-6,O OO5 hbls hour;wheat 49,, 900 bush;
oats u, 600 bush.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

Mrs. WinsIOw, an experienced Nurse and
Female Fhysician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly faciitstes The process OF
teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
Hammstions, will allsy all pain and spasmodie &C
tion. and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, Mothers it will give rest TO yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants We have
rut up aud sold this article for 80 years, and
can say in confidence and truth of ii what we have
never been able to say of any other medicine
never has it failed in a single instance TO effect
cure, when timely used. Never did We now an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any Used it.
On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tiops A nd speak in terms Of commendation Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak IN
tins matter "Shat we do know" sftsr 80 years
slinsrt of what We here declare. In almost eyery
instance where the infant is suffering from pair
and exhaustion, relief viii be found in fifteen ol
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
| FulI directions for nsing will accompany esei
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Q
| CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, is on the out
! side wrapper. A.. -,
| Price only IS cents per bottle.
APPS: Rl4-dyeOd:w
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Special CautIOii.-MRs. NIEsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become 80 popular that
various parties have put ont articles calling them
Mrs. winslow's. Plesse take Notice that the MIS-.
winsIow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. lune2:3A