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BURNINli sTEANIER.

HALIFAX, Sept. -.
The ship Rosenheath, from Glasgow, arrived
here and makes the following report
On September 18th, lat. IS dee. u sec long. Il
deg. 43, passed large red-bOttOmed steamer on
fire. An hour before saw barke pass close along
side OF the steamer. Came up with the barke four
hours afterwards and found her 10 be the Arabian
from Glasgow for Halifax. She reported tnat there
was no person on board the steamer which appear
ed 10 be American build. and had a very short
bOwsprit. Her engines worked through the upper
deck, and . large beam above the deck was still
standing The name OF The burning steamer could
not be learned as a strong northeast gale was
blowing at the time
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MEssRs. EDIToRs II am not insensible to
the kindly notice you have been pleased to give
of my lecture upon temperance, and am glad
Of favorable opportunity to express my thanks
to you for the position your paper has occupied
upon the temperance question in this city.
A word of explanation, perhaps Of apology is
due to you, and the friends who have urged me
to give through the press, the whole, or the
statistical parts of my address to the public
On Monday, the publisher and editor of the
Wool Grower and Commercial Reporter asked
for my entire lecture, and offered to circulate an
extra number of their paper in the city. The
publisher informed me that a delegation of the
Sons of Temperance had offered at their expense.
to circulate it extensively, if he would publish
it And now, allow me to say to all friends
that cannot publish the address without e.re-
ful revision, as it was written few days before
delivery, in haste. And should not treat the
publishers OF the w. G. & c. R respectfully to
prepare myself some parts of it for another pa
per, and then expect him to publish the whole.
Reporters may do what they please.
This is the first moment have had as l was
called to WillOughby to Attend the funeral Of
Mrs Penheld, killed by being thrown from
carriage.
". II. BREWSTER.
September %.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

" .1IE9NNIVlFf = P W
Intelligence has been received verifying the fact
that the yacht Wsnderer. which was temporarily
detained on suspicion by the L. 5. Marshal Of New
York, q few months ago, went to the Coast Of AZ
rica, and she IS soon expected in Cuba with a car
90 Of slaves.
Capt. Marcy arrived here o-day direct from
Utah. He made he journey in 3S days and is the
FIST officer returned since the army entered Utah
He met thirty-twO hundred wagons carrying
five thousand pounds each. and drawn by fourteen
thousand oxen. They we.e dying all along the
road.
Capt. NJ. believes the army will have to stay in
Utah, or there will be further trouble with the
MOrmOns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-24

IRAD KELLEY AND HIS GRAPEs.-The Inde-
pendent candidate for Congress is tampering
with the incormptible voters Of the Nineteenth
Congressional District BY giving them grapes.
See notice. This won't do, Trad. It is taking
advantage Of the Democratic candidate, who
has not the Isabellas on his grounds. Wade
gives Catawbas. He will follow with Cataw-
ba levee, and where will Gray be Z Wait till
DuHkiR time-ihen see.-Plain Dealer.
We fear the only way for Gray to secure the
votes of his party will be to give an T. g.
whiskey levee.
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WIGS =! WIGS 7! WIGS !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs suTpass all.
They are elegant light EASY and durable.
Fitting 20 a charm-n0 turning W behnd-no shrinking
the head indeed tins the only Es'ashment where
these things are properly uuders o. and male
30 BToa lway. New York
ap2sdSw6m2n ". FISKE. Cleveland Ohio. Agent
}. B. Barnes & Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
ali Plumiing WORKS, Aivater Block prepared
WITH arse force Of experienced wormen doing every
es,r1 tiol OF Pu nbins the thorough manner on
he scientific plans reasonable terms, and cnshor
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different syles and
iZes. Bathing Tubs and wood. lIr ed with
IuuedcOnyer, steam heaters lead AID galvanized Irun
pipes aer and India Rubber Hose. every descrpiIun
Brass zni Plated Cocks uliug the Pateu Selclos
Cocks. re-ently introduced Was Bowls and all kinds
~ors Warranted mRsd / E=tf.
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CLEVELAND HoRTIcULTCRAL SocIETY.-The
Annual Meeting of the Cleveland Horticultural
Society will take place at No. 30 Bank street,
on Saturday the 25th of September.
Officers for the following year Will be elected,
and an Exhibition of Fruits, Flowers. and We
getables, viii take place. All are invited.
By order Of the President.
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REcFVED-The Ohio Journal Of Education
is received 1t is full of useful articles for the
Perusal and study of teachers, and contains
much that is of general interest to all
The PriAter for September has come to hand.
1t is devoted to the interests ofthe aart preserv-
alive of all arts" and contains some excellently
written articles on the Ant of Printing, History
of Engraving, DC As it should be, The Printer
is faultless specimen of Typography
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FROM HALIFAX.

HALIFAX Sept %.
We can obtain no further particulars from the
Captain Of the ship Rosenheath regarding the
steamer that he saw on fire at sea in addition to
those already telegraphed The barge Arabian IS
hourly expected 10 make her appearance here, and
from her we hope to obtain such intelligence as will
enable Us to make out the name Of the unfortunate
steamer.
The Rosenheath was not near enough TO the
burning steamer to obtain any particulars, and her
officers knOa nothing more than that impaired by
the Arabian. They cannot say whether she was
iron or naval, paddle screw All the particulars
upon the arrival Of the Arabian are now hourly ex
peeted.
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J. W. GRAY DECLINES RUNNING FOB Coz
eREss-Mr. Kelley, the energetic, go ahead
Independent candidate for Congress, informs US
that he learns from Mr.. GLEASON, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff, that Mr.. GRAY told
him tGleasOn) that he should not run as can
didate. The consequence has been that Kelley
stock has risen to par value.
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ARREsTs.-Marshal Gallagher OIL Wednesday
evening arrested VIM. Pheatt aud VIM. Cryder
for grand larceny, and on last evening four boys
were taken up for stealing some silver from NJ
Hattick- A pair of long black rubber gloves
was found upon them which undoubtedly were
stolen.
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FROM wAsHINGTON.

" AsiINoIVNI otPI' -
private letter from an officer on board the
sloOp Of war Dale, dated Port Praya, Aug. 18th,
states that the health OF the African squadron was
generally good.
The Dale has sailed for cruise of the southern
coast Of Africa and was TO return in December.
A seaman was sent to the United States as a Grim
inal, and Surgeon Sherman was dismissed from the
squadron by Court Martial
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. -.
The steamer Cstharine, from New York for Mic
aragua, has put in here for coal.
The receipts Of cotton at Augusta from the inte-
riOr are unusually large
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NEw COUNTERFEIT.-A counterfeit 10 on the
Bank Of Columbus, Wis, has made its appear
ance- The vignette is the Signing of the Dec
laration OF Independence WashingtOn's head
Is on the left end
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No sentlt nan suu insIs IN The s0ciciy a ladies with
his teeth dcoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying The mouth after smoking or chtwiug "FON-
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most ehectua dentrIsces in II whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars to the breath 50 often
ofeasiyg. 4 q gr- cable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING.-lts reh la;her pene;raes and sofiens
the bearl, prevents irritation and renders the operation
asy and agreeable F. C. FONTAINE Co 35 Broad
way, and No. Asior House, New York. sold By al
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G1urational.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"A embracing ali Tire elemeuis Of solt and ussfu Ed
ucafIou will De opened the Sunday School Room the
rear Of Irinlv ChHrr Superior street. the first Of Sep
tembsr- under the Of the Missrs NARIAN and the
the School.
Appcaiuns for s9nsslon 20 be made a The school Room
At arT time durlne the clurse Of the School term
Prospectus setting fIfh Terms &c can b had on an
Pa-i0n 10 the Rector either of the Rev Eenfln n
VlsIt1Es Of the sch10l. De. CLAYTON.
,DR. B0LLES
su3 DIN Lee REv- L CARTER
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KILLED
n IL II Z ID
BANsoR. Ne. Sent. o.

BANsOE, Ne, Sept, %.
EnOch Dauiorth, of Lagrange, and Wm. Il. Re-
cord, were killed by lightning last night. The for
mer was sitting in the bar room at the time, and
the latter was on the road with his team.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ATLANTIC CABLE NOT PARTED.
TR1xIrY BAY, Sept. %.

limit DAht otpI. 81
We can at last announce the gratifying intelli-
gence that the Atlantic Gable is again in complete
working order. Good electrical currents have
been passing through the line for the last three
days, and though We are not informed the trans
mission Of any specific messages, it can be stated
with accuracy that the signals received from Va
lenta are perfect as ever. Ii is hoped the cable
will be ready for business in few weeks al the
far hest
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APPRoPRIATE At a Printers Festival in
Lowell short time since, the following toast
was given:
Our Revolutionary Fathers-Like good print
ers, they locked up the forms of the Tories and
double loaded the British columns
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n. H. soLoMoNsON.
PRAcrrcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPrrcAS,

FRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC UFIICANi
the largest assortment OF the approved kinds o.
PEcT4CLES Alhis glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection, By maene
Of construction Ifh the rrea,est care. as 20
suit the eyes al cases, EeaknsSs Di=zHlss
TEasafioa tie Eges, and inpaTtiug srergth Tor otg
Teadius or fne sewing.
~ y. II. Solomoason would here inform the public
that he never employs any IN the sale OF ms lenses
y Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, CoAIPASSES. sc, kept 5u hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. perfect natural
R0hce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iuua1
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YELLOW FEVER
FROM SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. %.
The deaths by yellow fever in this City last Weel
were twenty. Augusta continues healthy.
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ments.
S1OOOO nOiS S0NEY :5zl : ADyANG; !l5IN,I ~ 2;
l1hnsitiarrs & 6uraruns,
u MORTON, M. D.,-Physopathic

d MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
Iscr Eclectic Physician and surgeon p Of MIDI
all calls has Profession either al his Office at
every descon either niueral animal OF yesetaDe aad
reduces his pafieuts them but simply removes
the Instructions stimulates and tones up the system BY
Thcss aficed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen Neuragia Inh mat Rheuuatism telter
Acute o. Chrouic Loss Of Appetite arrangement Of the
Soch COlstlpaI on q ths Bowels, Bilious Affections
Gravel Sel and Ulcers. Cancers, Fstulas
Impu es The Blood any Chrome long standing
Diseases diseases peculiar 70 the ieua such Sup
ed to ca lis Mode of treatment Is also completely
adapted 10 Diseases Of Children
Fever aud Ague Cholera Oholera-0rbus, DyseusTy and
Diarroe. C0le Cram Locka~ Fits and Spasms, treat
rDr NJ also prepared totreat successfaliy FEyERS
types together with all other form Of acute
diseases This dction Imagination OF the brain,
bui facts deductsd yfveyears the Reform
New school System O Prace and thorough reading oi
the schools Of ply c and systems Of practice anda
graduate from the old and ne schools OF Medi me ~
Dr. NJ Will ksss constantly on hand and lor sale an
~ nd Drgs SioTeS Also ali OF the
Iniau Remedies lld large numb-r Of Compounds, pre-
pared By himself Remedial Asents, among Whlch are
W vesj a SoTerelsa fenieiy for the Dyspepsia Piles
Sc; AuB ious Pills 1eusivsy ior the Liver san5ye
Ssvsr III 10 cure Eye-Wafer never sing remedy for
Weak S1re uud luamed Eyes, Canker Medicine, for Can
81 BSlsam OF villa Cherry for Coughs Colds Bronchitis
CosnnIptoa and All Diseases of the Lungs, Rhumafie
use inierna or external APPLICATION Sovereign Rem
gdy for the Choera; Mothers Cordial Female Friend
r. n b. Particular Attention will be paid in treat
all Old Chronic ard Private Diseases to cleanse the
raise dead but he does claim that he cure al cur
able Diseases and MANY that are considered
Once. No Us Lorain ST Residence, No 10 Chureh
81. Cleveland, Wet Side
~ p 5 Dr. NJ. would say that he give One stu
dent god chance IN his Once to red 1eeine and Us
VARIOUS branches. an.s-l y &do. " dn-Ez9 u! -
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NV Law OFFIcE.-W. X. Sherwin, Esq,
has opened an Office in Rouse's Block for the
practice of law and all matters connected with
the legal pr fassiOn. Heisa young man of note
anu ofgOOd -putatiOn where he has been known,
as the following which We copy from the Xenia
TOreAigh will show:
ave learn that our friend W K Sherwin,
Esq, has opened an Office in Cleveland, where
he proposes TO permanently locate in the practice
oflaw. Mr.. 5. Is possessed of talent and ener-
gy far above the ordinary class of new appli-
eanis for briefs; and his numerous friends In this
region will freely recommend him to the citi-
zens Of Cleveland as gentleman worthy of
their confidence.
In connection with the above we insert, by
request, The following note:
At the suggestion of several eminent citizens,
". K Sherwin, Esq, will be a candidate for the
Office Of Justice of the Peace; subject to the de-
eision Of the Republican Convention TO be held
tomorrow at the Court House.
MANY YoTERs.
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To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES
Il has been my god fortune restore 10 health many
thousands Of my couutry-Eomen-
Ny has excited the malice the euvious and
ea0us; hut their pcrSecus Lave served only e1end
and estab h ny reputation Showers Of grateful o4erugs
have fallen my railway, from the sufferers whom
have relieved. So long leJ in ateotionaie ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced ms
skill, aori dosp.se he efforts Of
nd slandcrors.
Ny friends have repeatedly urged 10 place my meii
inc for Ir1duGIng within the reach The
ladies Of the UaeI States; but disposition enter
held occupied b. qIack, with their pernci1us
and fear that uaprlc7-d couusreites might pals upon
the pabc tsr worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented esabshins agencies for the sale Of my
"AMIE DE FEMME, in the United Sfaies
Al las yield the ea,reaiies OF patients and friends
and oIlr suffering Pennies OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard TO the efica-yc. the "AATlE DE FEMME
need Ony say, that liquid orm and Is exactly such
As have used my pacre in ranee mauT years and
that II has failed secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and st5ud the
ati0z Of and elect Il alike powerful 20 originate
healthy menstrual Nv where Il has existed and
Restore 1t where il has boea fr. my cause suppressed
In Ordero guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc-
each hottie Of the a de Femme viii lear nv
written Signature and 10th the bottle and enclosing bCx
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3e5 package
PARIS, January. Is57.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE.
No % superior street Cleveland, Nho Will supply the
''Amie dc Femme Al the Pr1quetor's pnoes.
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PLAIN AND ORNANTFNTaT ppTS--TI,-

POLIcE.-No session at the johnson St. tenn
pie of justice yesterday.
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EB7E. RUFFIN's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. Itembraees the newest fashions
and all styles, and Of course viii be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. SEPT
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A IT ---- - Z Il - -. 81
- me etehhess q he 0tofuttoh q tAe stTthg-
However good a string nav be- Il viii prouee M tone tT
Il vibratss and te evener The vibration ~ betfer ~ fo
70 y0ts.s evenly s string & ssgsla have sgi two distinct mo-
side rsee diagram nj ard the first motion OF ne string h -
recsde rom me aame IN tae n ~ 60 piano tbe second
noon o. me sns y 70 ~ l aireet ine 70 -
slAltLn5 Plu Anu .H. u =. tnousAlu unies' IL
iHolioHi - NP 1o~n up 1- N.-i''AA-
Te second motion Of the sting in all other makes
70 return in direct lEe, for the following To bend
article Of substance forms elbow angle and the
side half thereby necessarily must be drawn the tightesL
Nov Is universally known that the ghfer string drawn
the rapidly will vibTate and the a bent
string uneveny drawn and its lower Sides
OF the sides struck by the hammer and the string
ced up instead OF its returning direct line it devates
its proper BY being percepby drawn towards The out
side fQif se Of the angle elbow and movement
thereafter becomes rotary and every tine it around
ee slack or contracted side receives dead irony ~
h which another Of the uneveness Of tone Of Tie
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, Ihe uGHHer gf stopping tis r5ra0H q fhs string
4. Ils ssr7.uels Of firri5raiior Of he string.
5, Thsquaiay Of tietone
6. 7Lsstrssgti Of string.
:. The great ag Of li-l tie as,r,af rrpuaias IN iHe
That the public may and judge for themselves whether
the above ssienent be True publish diagram Of the O and
all nodem improvements and the Halet Davis Cos style
BroIss and that none bat Cd foees vii y thst twice two
equal four; and that loO lbs weigh twice much hfy
viii Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of iusru
ment and leave the reader 70 draw his conclusions
!, The Haiief, Darts & Go. Pianos haUe a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the same sized case.
The truth ofthis statement may be seen At glance
E the entire length Of straight string be used for vibra
ton (ee dagram while hOe that bent necessarily have
the bridge pin inserted great the end
Of the piano else the angle would be the string would
snap in twain before could be drawn within octave Of
Itswe known that the reason sixoetavs piano does not
possess me il da d q toneof sevenoetave piano Is
make
?, The HaLei, Daris d Co. Pianos hare a rider
space BetUeea the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement equally plan from the fact
that straight string occupies than simply It's
ON its angie from The bridge to the tuning pin The ne
SUITS i the bent strings necesssry close together that
playing heavy marches fantasies The
straight strings have much roOm that they vbrAts freely and
never clash against another
3, The manner Of stopping tbe vibration.
The v5raon Of the string in all pianos. where
Tie hammer strikes it. the bridge where is stopped
diagram H
he Of the best violin be ruined by
substituting bridge thus proving that Of
string Is materially dt By the nldnh in which the vibration
Is stopped The vibration Of the string in The H. plano
Is stopped with m horizontal res ofeopper or bell metal see
diagram giving 70 the string soft full mellow igl tone.
while in all other pianos the vibration is stopped By upright
pms lsee diagram b. giving thin irony, ioHs
tha has caused housares Of persons having hne musical
ganiEttiOns 70 exelaim=
do not ike the irony tang Of plano II Is far Inferior
to the fun rch tone Of organ, flute melodeon-
The shat the strings in all other pianos bent at the
bridge pin that sharp has bs made in order
vibration In the H. D. a c. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down hrm thereon BY
the Suspension Bridge Isse diagram S.
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5perial Notices.
tY- ITO SMOKERS & CHEWRRs.a

y For Gas Fixtures and FIffing-ABply
Fogg Ens,o0rfI & Co, los aad lJ7 Superior STREET
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FSOH NORFOLK

The steamers Wafer Witch. Fulton and Arctic,
and the sOop-Oi-war Preble, of the Paraguay ex-
peditiOn, arrived here last night.
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~ Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm pol.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive pacoo They mid IN
their operation and ceTlan correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mems rustions removing all rsct5ns whether
from cold or Otherwise healace Taia the ie pSpifa
the heart. whites all nervous aecious hs siercs
fatigue pain IN he hack and limbs SC disturbed sleep
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TO 1I4RRIED LADIES,

lr Cieesefan Fls ART iualuahe rs they VIII bring
he monthly pen q with regularity Laies vho hive been
disappointed the Of her Pills place the utmos
confidence ia DR. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do
NOTICE.
There coalition Of the female System "a lioh the
Pills oaHn0f Be tzkea pifsOaf producing PECULIAR RE
suit. The coalition r1te5Ted 10 Is PREGNANCY-the
Tegulf MISCARRIAGE Such Is a irreslsiabs feudezcy
o. fle medicine 70 rsf0-e fse ss-u1 fn-fioHs 10
rssiSi 4.
Warranted parey stable, and free from anything in
uTiOus Explicit directions which should be read
paHy each box Pce 81 by mail on enclosing 81 TO
DIR CORSELIUs L. CHEEsEIAS, Box 4 531, Post Ohice
NeE York City
5 OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST N EYERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
r B. HU CHNGS,
Geroral Agent for q = United States
is Chambers-St New York,
To lss0B oI rh5ieslle orders ss0zEd b a8fT-sssd.
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Aarilultural.
GRASS SEN

UhASS SEED.
100 BUSH OF PURE REAPED
1OO Timothy Seed Just received at the Cleveland
Seed store aur5 J STAIR \ SON.
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESTROYER This the Uosf fffecfuil Erass for
subdulg marsha known l. Wi yitld from tyoto three
tons o. good hay 70 the acre FUrssle ~
aus J STAIR SON
Il ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, OR
~ cHard Grass and Ped Ton Seod Il pure quality
sug5 ] STAIR SON.
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GUIrAR.-J H. Thomas, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,