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Senator Lane Is not Dead buI
May Recover.
Gold Closed Last Night at 153 rs.
Associated Press Report.
General News
Great Fire in Portland. Me.

For commencement of this dispatch see
yesterday afternoons report on Sd page.l
PoRrLASD, Me-, July 4.-The fire com
street. 1t then burnt up Halls planning
mills, then Browns sugar house with all its
surroundings, then Staple Il Sons and
Richardson's ioundTies. and every thing else
Commercial street of consequence. II next
swept what is called Graham's corner, com
posed of small wood buildings, clean, then
burned up as far as the old Barnum House,
on Pleasant street 0ue-third the way up
Centre street, halt the way up Cotton street,
completely up Cross street, Union street,
Temple street and Exchange street it
swept.ss Down on the northerly side of
Fire street TO India street on the East,
while on the west it moved diagOnally
across Middle street and down to Cumber-
land, taking eleven houses, but sparing the
First Parish Church; then from Chestnut
street to North street it made q clean
sweep on the southerly side of Cumberland
street, and the same was the case with
Congress street and everything else 10 Fire
street, as far east as India street. 1t is al
most impossible to tell where the people
lived, the ruins and destruction are so COM
plete. Barker C Co, on Free street, whole
sale dealers in fancy articles, set down their
loss at S25, 900, which is fully insured in the
.Etua Company, Hartford, and HamPden
Company, springfield.
Aid for the Portland Sufferers
BosToS, July 5.-Prompt measures have
been taken to send liberal contributions of
cooked and uneOOked meat from this city to
Portland this afternoon, where several
thousand people have been made homeless
by the fire and are without food. Mayor
Lincoln, the members of the city govern
ment, aud hundreds Of private citizens, are
moving actively in the matter.
A Sad Ending TO a Picnic.
HUDSON, n. Y, July 5.-A sad accident
occurred yesterday p. m. while party was
proceeding to Rogers Island on picnic
excursion in small boats. One of the boats
was swamped two miles below this city,
and Mr.. Frederick A. Clifford. Jur, of this
city, and Miss Louisa Manly, of Ottawa,
Ill, were drowned. The bodies have not
yet been recovered.
Extensive CODfiaSratiOn.
UrIcA, July Tho extensive machinery
works of Rogers & Co., at Williamsville,
consumed by fire, together with their con
tents, early Wednesday morning It was
clearly an incendiary fire. Insured for
500, 900. Loss nearly double that mount.
CNcISNATI. July 5.-The fire 1t Law
renceburg, Indiana, yesterday, destroyed
Bryant Hard's foundry; hewitt & Major S
warehouse; Lewis d Eckleburger's malt
house; Deckrnan's saw mills, ice house and
three private residences. Loss S6OO,000.
Young Blutes drug store in Newport, Ky,
was destroyed by fire yesterday Loss
$4,000.
Condition of General Lanc.
LEAvESwoRTH, July 5.-Hopes are enter
tanned that Gen. Lane will recover He
seems much better to- night. He is con-
scious and able to speak.
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XXXIXthCOngFeSs,
WASHINGTON, July 5.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Mr.. PAINE, from the Committee on
Elections, called up the report in the co n
tested election case of Fuller against DaW-
son.
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,, it wa
postponed until the Tariff bill shall be dis
posed of.
would call up the question of privilege in
the Grinnell- Rousseau matter Immediately
on conclusion Of the Tariff bill.
The bill introduced some days since bg
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, explanatory of the
Pacific Railroad act of July lst and I'd,
1854, came up in order.
Mr.. WILSON offered an amendment,
which was agreed TO, providing that the
act should not interfere with any right
conferred on the Central Pacific Railroad
Company Of California.
Mr.. SLOAN offered an amendment, which
was agreed to, requiring the Union Pacific
Railroad to cross the Tooth meridian OF
west longitude between the north bank OF
the Platte river and the south bank of the
Republican river.
Mr.. WILSON proceeded to explain and
defend the provisions of the bill.
Mr.. SCHENCK, from the Committee OF
Conference on the Army Appropriation BILL
made the following report:
The House is recommended to reaede
| from the amendment requiring suit to be
brought against the Illinois Central Rail
/ road for sums paid for the transportation n o.
troops and munitions Of war to agree t.
the Senate amendment making an appro
priation for the construction of tire-prOo
storehousea at the arsenal at Philsdelphja a
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Morning Edition.

wished to read Judge Spaldings answer 10
the letter he wrote to Spalding, and
which he had spoken to mo about. l can
not give all the exact language, but think
! can very nearly, used upon the subject.
The following is the substance, and |
think very nearly the language: =
DEAR GENERAL don't blame you
for swearing about the soldiers bounty
bill II was all wrong at the present
time. The judgment Of twO-thiTds Of the
House was opposed to it; Hero some
thing was said about the pressure in be-
half of soldiers, and l think something
about hoping the Senate would defeat it
but what could l do ? Dick Parsons and
his friends have charged me with being
down on thesoIdiers and if Ivoted against
the bill it would kill me, and my only
salvation was to vote for it.
Gen. BieIce read it TO me and the other
two gentlemen unasked, by any of US, and
enjOined no secresy III regard to the matter.
l remarked that had been Spslding
man up to that time, l could not support
him after such evidence of his duplicity,-
that l could not support any man for re-
nomination who would vote for a bill op-
posed to his judgment, and which he
deemed wrong, because it would
have an effect upon his renomina-
ton To such remarks neither General |
Bierce nor the other gentlemen made any
objection did not speak of the letter
to any one before Mr.. Gridley spoke of it |
10 J. J. Hall Esq, in my presence, when
he and | Substantially agreed in regard /
to the substance of the letter. At the |
time said letter was read, Gen. Bierce ex-
pressed himself as opposed to both Judge
Spalding and Mr. Parsons
. n. w. GooDHUE.
rHE STATE OF ONO / *
SUMMIT COUNTY. ''-''
\. w. Goodhue being duly sworn, says
he foregoing statement is true in sub
tance as he verify relieves, and as near
orrect in language as he can remember.
n. W. GOODHUB.
worn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 4th day of July, 1866
> cent stamp JOHN MCGREGoR,
Notarial seal. Notary Public.
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TIE STATE OF oHIo, SIS.
SUMMIT COUNTY
J. J. Hall being duly sworn on his oath
says, that the foregoing statement of the
contents of R. P. Spalding's letter to L.
V. Bierce relating 70 his vote upon the
Bounty Bill, is the same as it was stated
to me by said L. V. Bieree.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me, this 4th day of July, 1866.
rs cent stamp. JOIN MCGREGoR,
[Notarisl seal. Notary Public.
AFFIDAVIT OF y. W. GooDHUE.
Some weeks age General Bierce informed
me that he had written to Judge Spalding
swearing at him for voting for the Sol
diers' Bounty bill. A few days afterwards
1 was in his office. c. A. Baldwin and
Leonard Greeley, Esqs., were present.
After general conversation upon various
matters, General Bierce remarked that he
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John +. Henry, Esd, See'y.
Dsar Sir D.: 1 believe in SARATOGA water. have
endeayored to spend portion OF each season at
those springs for several years, and ALWAYS with
decided benefit. have drank Of the waters of All
the springs IN Saratoga, and with entire Impair
tlalty, aud a full endorsement Of The other
springs, L am free to say the Saratoga Spring
Water possesses qualities, and prodmces effects [
have not discovered in any other water. These
waters are too little appreciated. / can speak
speclhealIy OF most remarkable effects in my own
family. We're not my house connected as agents
OF this Water should answer You in more en-
phEtic terms. Respectfully yOu's
DEMAS BAENFS
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THEODORE L. CUYLER.
FROM Jay GnrLn- ESQ

Pres. Of the Troy, Salem ald Rutland Railroad
PREsIDEST's OFFICE. Troy, May 1, Is5S.
John F, Henry, Esq, Secretary.
Dear Sir: The medicinal properties Of the - Ar
atoEa Spring Water " slmil-r to those Of the
congress W Nater, and have found it from expert.
snco the best of the mineral waters as a cathartir
To persons Of sedentary hs bits, or tn Sc who are
travelling a1t constantly changing their diet this
sater Is invaluable. 1 am never without sup
ply OF tue water, whether travelling or al home
1t is the only medicine I ever take 1t cannot be
recommended too highly. Yours,
JAY GOULD
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From New York.
Destruction of Steamboat DepOts.

Destruction of Steamboat DepOts.
NRw York July 5.-The New Haven and
Bridgeport steamboat depots were both de-
stroyed by fire this morning, together with
the steamer Baltimore and two boat loads
of freight. The probable loss is q quarter of
a million of dollars. A cOlOred man named
Solomon Jackson was badly burned and an
other man is missing.
Death Resulting from Cholera.
IlMr. Jas. Hayward, of the firm Of Cornell
i Hayward, died in this city yesterday, af-
ter two hours illness, Of cholera.
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Nav 1ORE, May lj-h, 1856
have Used the Saratoga Spring Water and
dcsU 1t exceedingly eusdtial / have bson in the
habit Of using the mineral waters Of Saratoga foi
several years, anl think this ons Of the best for
difficulties Of the stOms or affection Of tho liver
EERNANDO MOOn-
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SCHUYLER COLFAX.
FROM MAYOR HOFFMAN.

MAJORS OFFICE, Nav HORK, May 30, 1866
John +. Henry, Esq, See y Saratoga Spring Co.
Dear Sir; haze received and used the box of
Saratoga Spring Water which you we're kind
enough 10 send me. find it excellent. Without
disparaging y other spring, / can saw with
pleasure, that this equals any Rave ever known
Ne-y respectfully, JOHN I. HOFFMAN.
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FROM HON. sCnUYLER CoLFAx,

Speaker of the House Of Representatives
WAsHISOTOS, D. c., Apri 2Sth, 1856.
John T. Henry, Esq, Secretary.
Dear sir: am much obliged fOT the case of
Saratoga Sprinz Water" and 1 repIv a. 10 NV
opinion OF il with pleasure. 1t is stronger and
more effective than the Congress Water, but the
increased saline tasta is rot as agreeable to me
!or L..
In haste, hut respectfully yours,
SCHUYLER COLFAX
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The Saratoga A Spring Water is probably the
most effective mineral water found on either con-
tinent. 1t will be observeI that it has ten per
cent greater mineral properties than the celebra-
ted Congress Spring; four times that of Baden
Baden, OF Austria; i've times that of Aix-la- Cha
pelle, in Prussia; twice that of viehy, in France;
nearly three times greater than the renowned
Seltzer, Of Germany and equally over the Spas of
Bath, England. and Kissingen in Bavaria.
An lysis Of the Saratoga Spring Water, by Julius
G. POhle, NJ. D., Surviving Partner of james r.
Chiffon / polIa
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Finds Great Favor in the South.

A Convention of Railroad Presidents
in Session at Philadelphia.
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BRooKLTx. Nav stb /

Mr.. John + Henry, sec'y Saratoga Spring Co.
Dear Sir have not aualyzed the Saratoga
Spring Water nor have l seen any scientific
stAteI ent OFF chemical constituents but know
from my own experience and. that OF nv family
that IL contains all the sparkling esrvescence Of
tho other celebrated springs, while its tonic al
teratiye and cathartic effect is superior to them
all.
If that large class of prisons who suffer from
torpid liyers, and who experience the host of un-
pleasant sensations which result from ''bilious-
ness, would use this water, the prO1uct of Di-
vine Wisdom, they might safely foregO that
greater host Of so-cAlled remedies" which pre-
pared by man. partske largely of his ignorance and
impeTfections. Yours, respectfully,
HI MORRILL,, NJ d
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FROM GOV sEYsInrR

UucA, n. Y, May lst, 1856.
John +. Henry, Esq, Secretary
Dear sir. ! have used your Saratoga Spring
water with much advantage. think this water
AN prove OF gfca value to the pub ic.
Truly yours, et,.
HORATIO SEyNOTrp .
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LEAvESwoRTH, July 5.-Hopes are enter
tanned that Gen. Lane will recover. He
seems much better o-night. He is con-
ecious and able TO sneak.
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FROM REV. DIR. CUYLER.

LAFAEEITE Ave. CHURCH. BRoGkIrs, May 5, Is6s
Dear sir: | have only deferred acknowle fginp
TIE receipt Of the Saratoga Spring Water until
| had an opportunity 10 give it fair trial |
nave used three or four bottles and ind il an l.
nirable and thorough carthartic. l like il ox-
eeediugly, and with many thasks, remain,
Gratefully yours,
THEODORE L. CUYLER.
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30 EAsr l7rn srREEr. NEW YORK. NAV %. 1seG.

30 EAST l7rH STREET, NEW YORK, May 2d, 1866.
John +. Henry, Esq Sec'y Saratoga Spring Co.
Dear Sir: Last season, whi visiting Saratoga
my attention called to the waters of the s'Sa-
ratoga SPRING by Major Leland of L UniOn Hall.
found upon using them that l derived Immediate
and lasting benefit They are Invaluable ! have
used these waters bottled with the same sAtisfac-
tory results. No family should be without them
Yours truly, DANIEL MILLER,
Formerly Lee, Dater Il Miller.
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
SPRING WATER.

SARAToGA, in tie State Of New York, is one Of
the most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the
surface Of the globe. Within au area of mile in
diameter arc some thirty mineral springs-no two
Of fthem alike. In some of the waters Chlorde Of
So iium prodominAtgsi 10 others, Iodine Magne-
sia, sulphur, Chalybeate, etc. The beneficial Of.
fects Of some Of these waters, as medicinal agents.
ard known throughout the civilized world. Prob
ably one hundred thousand persoas visit csc
Springs annually. Many hundred thousand bot
lies of the water are tra4s ported and consumed
in the various localities OF the country.
From tendency to d'pcsit, and an oxydizei
iiscol0raton, the water Of Bot few Of the springs
can be bottled ani transported 10 advantage. The
following are the mineral contents, in grains, in
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." Brains are Trumps.'-TAe pen lgritss on
iVlle hs s05rd ritss, aud it will be always. Let
every person about to take start in life aim first
Of all TO ht himself for any posilion fortune may
assign him to. For particulars how to got thor
Ough Jasiasss sdu-ati0R, address without fail the
we'll known actual Business College of Oberlin,
Ohio iunsl
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ORDIsANCE Fer the Payment OF

I =
Gil of tho City Of Cleveland that the auditor dra
| on the Treasurer. warrants for the foloEin,
claims, payable on aad after the lOth day Of July
1865.
WIN. Hart, inte.est. sz2,1Go; Same, bonds
$40, 500; Same, City Oniocrs Psy Roll, $, Dol 49
J. Y. n. Yates, SIS; Cowlls & Co IS; J. II.
MelisR Co., S2,-3 gS T. Robson, Sl32 z5; 7
Widows, So GI; I Manning, S}2 81; a D4Tkdoll,
SIS P McMsh1n, Si4 20; School Teachers Pay
Boil, IS 0G6 CO; Levi Aurt, S52S3; sun Ins. Or.
$50, Buckeye Mutual In. Co, SIS; Cleveland
Leader Co, $50; Cleveland Herald, Sl2; same,
sos 2G. Cleveland Leader Co. S2S2.J5; Yantassel
4 Eldridge, 3 a.; ( n Seal.nd, S2i ~; BeckWith
Sterling, ss; Cleveland Omnibus Line, Sc; Cleve-
land Leader %, $3.50; cleveland Herald, so &C.;
Z Cool,y, 81. o.37i 7 kicholson, $780, L Man
Ming, Sl56-e6; W stern Union Telegraph Co, S54.
g. A Haltert, $50; Mrs. wyckof, sIti2; W
Bingham & Co, co. Jno Jones, $50; Levi
Aurt, S2luj; Strong 4 Armstrong, S7.45; n
QuAek, nbush, Sl3; E Walsh, $3.50. VIM Dugan,
So; S Norton, $50; Il Sheldon Son, $3.50 P
B Young S4l67; II NJ Jsmo' s. .; Mrs Kassa $50
30; Hogan Sc NJ Espay So; Mrs SmttZgrr s25.-
25; Ann Eg4n, SGi; jones 5 one $50; Mrs Croft,
SIS; NJ Walker, SIG; Otis Burton. Sl4; Burwell,
$50; James nlcAdams, 81 Cleveland Herald
S25.O7; same, S5s725; krs Murphy, SO; Beggs
MoGsrvey, Sl4.52; VIM Hart, 81 ,Ol0-63; same,
ss,G34 %; same, S33.4l; same, Sf9s %; Fire De
psrtment Pay Roll, 81 ,s57lJ; Cleveland Leader
Company, 50, 90; Jas Gouis, $500; Thos Dixon,
g; e Wtigel, $50; Cemetery Pay Roll, S72l. g.;
Street Pay Roll g, 81; A d Dewey, sf,lO6;
Conrad, s. O. n Hill, s15.G1; - Prsntiss,
S5s.j7; Ingram q LO al, S45; Jas FrAiey, slG92I
Castle 4 Zimmerman, Sla9 50; Ba er, s54.55;
r Waterton, S5ss z5i P II Bader, sos; BOARD Of
Equalization, slsO; John Whitelaw, S16G 30; W
J Warner, S2ji Higgirs SIS; Smith, & 50; C
Deg !, S2Hi j J Camr0n, Sl5Di W GOssiek, s 81
A Peabody, $50; 7 d Masters, $50 P Holman,
Si5 nTwitehell, S2I; M Z hawson, SIS;
Baker, 500; a GaytoB, so; o G Morgan. : C; NJ
Davis, S5260i Thomas, Ssl; 7 Slater, S2i VIM
FOgg, s0.7j; same, S27.75; Crumb, BAslington
Kendall, s9ss.27i Edwards, Townsend Co,
sG3s.9l; P Up on, s625.I7; C Henderson S3l5. .Gl;
40 LOwri0, Se95.9.; Il BellsteiB, Sl5s 50; George
Esart, S179.o7; Gardner. Burt oviAtt, s7a.67;
: W Nelson, S222. l; Reynolds & Waite, 81 IS;
BurlisoB, Sli5; J Ii Ward 4 Co, SlCO.75; q
Fauber, $50 "a; Dav's 4 Richardson, ST 30; q L
EvAtt, S5I.I4; W Gabriel, s2l.75; B II Stair s Co.
So O3 Benedict Shay, SS7s; Z Stair a Co,
81 90; P Littlebaek, S7.59; W Cslkins a 90 81 10;
Tkos Cove, sl2 VIM Martin, S4i Clark, s26;
N Barton $50; NJ @ Calwell, SlJ so; NJ Kenny,
SI3; S1uthworth & Williams, $1,000; Vim Gwen,
S7j5.ai; Thomas, Sll.SO; A Kidney, SIS 90;
NJ Smith, s.; Cook, $500 o Presley ss7, 50.
Passed July . 1866
+. W. PELTON, PTes't Of the Council
{. E Hui, City Clerk jyG.32l
AIIEIl NJ nm
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FROM HON. FEENANLo WOOD.

tie case Of ''S4rato spriug Wste " which you
have kindly sent me- II Is yery cusficlal.
Very truly yours, WM. II. SEWARD.
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Il EAST DID STREET, NV TORK, May 4th. 1866.
Dear Sir l have heretofore used only the
''Nichy'' mineral water, but 1 have received vouT
Saratoga Spring Water and think very highly
Of II. Resp ctfully yours,
T. II. CHAPLIN.
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THE NE W S.

! s Gold closed last night at 1885,.
TnE Mem, his brickmasons have struch for :
per day.
Pr,curs have made ,I,ir snns.rancs on BROAD
wav NV 81 op each
| y - -
|
THERE were twenty-five accidents from the care
less use OF powder, IN New York, on the 4th'
AUGUsr BELMONT Is said to have made two mil
Hons Of dollars by the late rise in gold.
| Amy near New c5st1e p, va, recently stune
on ,f wrist nv IorBst an3 died from the effects
r-,;., ~ y
=, -, -, -, g. o ,,,o an,
- L""I + & lh''' anu ~" io-'' N'''
'isi'sd py ue''Fu0'I'e AieS On 'ii' I'm
SENATOR LANE, it seems, is not dead yet. He
has ''lit on his feet again, and may recover.
CONVENTION of railroad Presidents is in session
in Philadelphia
Two tboBsap5 font, I..loDei,, n the United
States Lave been forwarded from Boston 10 the
sufferers in Portland
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

ElOR LAKE SUPERIOR. g. y
The staunch and elegant pas - ,.11iillsssS
senger steamer, sEsES-HzlSazzE
GOV. CUSHMAE........H.W II. W. THOMPSON, Master,
viii leave onr Dock for PORTAGE LAKE and in
teTmsdiate ports,
SATU aDAY, Julg 7tb, at O'Clock P, n.
For freight or passage apply to
GARKETSUN a Co, Agents,
iyG.329 No. l River street.
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Agent for the Saratoga Spring Water Co.
SOLD IA DEALERS IN EVERY PLACE, AND ET THE FOL-
LOWING FIRMS
BarGes, Ward Co, New Orleans Barnes
Henry Co, Montreal Johns ton, Holloway 4
DOwden, PHILADELPHIA Rust, Bros. q Bird, Bos-
ion VIM. II. Brown & Bros, Baltimore Kind
we'll Son, Washington }. W Perkins & Co.,
Portland J. Balch 4 Son, Providence SissOn 4
Butler, Hartford A Mcclure Co., Albany /;
Dickinson, Comstock Co, Utica ; Harrington,
Moore Co. Syracuse Post Bruf, Rochester I;
Spencer RullymOrs, Buffalo; Strong Arm
strong, Cleveland +. L. SURE Co, Cincinnati !;
r. A. Robinson Co., Louisville Peter f. Blow,
ST. Louis J. II. Reed Co., Chicago Farrand,
Shelly Co, Detroit r. Z. Sellers Co., Pitts
burgh Nipgen Realdrt, Memphis; Purcell,
Ladd Co., Richmond A A. SolOmOns Co., Sa-
vannah; King Csssidey, Charleston ) Green 4
Button, Milwaukee Hosretter, Smith Dean.
San Francisco F. C. Herbruger Co., Panama,
&C, &C., &C.
Masonic Notice. The Members of BigelOw
Lodge, No. 243, +. A. NJ, are hereby notified to
meet at their Hall Friday P. NJ, eth inst, at
O'Clock, for the purpose Of attending the funeral
of our late Brother, George Whaplss. Members
Of sister lodges are invited to attend.
LID. HUDSON, W. M.
July Sd, IsGG. jy4:s2s
Egyptian CaIIa-sOft as evening on the
ocean when she charms the waves to rest. An
unrivAlled perfume. Manufactured by TALLMAs
& COLLINS. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers.
STRONG i ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS Il CAEFIELD,
jye2:344 Wholesale Agents.
Steel Stamps and stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
| 1876 Ontario, HurIbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays:BI5 A. N. PIPER.
New POtaIOes.--Ws are receiving daily New
| Potatoes from Missouri. For sale in lots.
}. C. SIMMONS & CO.,
je30.1w so MerBin street.
Buckwheat for Seed.-A fine lot at 50
Merwin street.
jeSo.3t J. G. SIMMONS & co.
Beans.-A prime lot at so Merwin street.
je3O-st J.G. SIMMONS & co.
The Largest and Best assortment Of
Gents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Coats
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd at
FAIRCHILD's,
log Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
june22;Ss2
POtatOes.-FTash arrivals Of Michigan Pots'
/ toes daily at 6s Melwin street
jy2;32s C0TFRELL b DICKEY,
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SIPS, lS1 SO
State Of Ohio, I,W. L. CUTrER, Cashier
County OF Guy yahOgR, of the Merchants National
Bank Of Cleveland do solemRly swear that
the above statement is true, TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief
lSRned, ". L. CUTTER, Cashier.
sworn 10 and subscI ibed before this Sd day
Of July, 1866. J. LEONARD,
iy4-32S Notary Public.
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FROM REV. FDWARDTAyIoE

have for several years made liberal
and prohtable use Of the various mineral waters o.
Saratoga, but none Cf them have d saIt with me q
efficiently and healthfully as the water of the re-
Gently opened Saratoga Spring"
EDWARD TAYLOR
Pastor Of the south CongTeg atiOnal Church
Brooklyn, May lith, lSGG.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

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The value Of mineral waters has been prized and
acknowledge BY medical men since the earliest
civilization. a celebrated sathsTity says: "The
virtues Of mineral waters have been best shown 10
the treatment of obscure and chronic diseases. In
many instances persons huve been restored to
health, or greatly relieved by mineral waters,
where other remedies have failed. The reason no
donbt is, that such waters must contain COM
pounds not yet known to chemistry or pharmacy -