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EDer Worn By Kings EmPerOTs!
WTHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
ca h-i Fl 5Iorif f1r an 5sT ace Reader aihaash
the bloom ever s. brightly IN the glowing cheek
the b. ever SPARKLING the teeth l those oi pearls
the head horgt Of rs covering The hair be snarled and
shrivelei h1s end Dr. or worse sll II spIlnA led with
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. II used three
such an ornament Read lie f5Iiovina and Judge The
wref Of the st IS tie celebrated PGuisi, IHALBERG
New York. April 70. 1s53-
DR. WOoD-Desr Sir. Permit % express 20 you the
ob lsafi0us under the entire res Grafton Of my hair
Unife Safes h was RAPIDLY hecom n Tav but unn he
apDicaiion Of your "HAIR RESrORATIVE'' it soon
wonderful invention quite efcac.0Us well agreeable
an, dear SIR, yours lru'y, 5 tHAL@EkG.
"DRrcH Ar GwYIIEDTDcT,' . Welsh Newspager.}
once, l3 Nassau street, Apnl L, 1855
PRoF o. J. WooD-Dear sir: Some month or SIX weeks
ago. received bottle Of yur Hair Restorative, and gave
% my wife who concluded TO ly on her head, little
It's orgnal color tut TO her and surprise afer lew
weeks trial il has bat WONDERFUL seot BY turn
beaufifyin and ening the hair strongly recommend
change Of tilsir hair. CHARLES CABDEw.
New York. Julv q ISL.
PROF. o. ]. WOoD-Wih confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative as beng The most eioqs arcie ever
kers which almost white have sradualy grown dark
Ti fis,1 40 felr "a 6r color n las also relieved ne
OF ali dandruf and unpleasant itching - common among
persons who perspIre freely J. e. hlLbf
PROP wooD-Abeut two years ago. my hair commenced
turning gray. si bald and had tined many
remedies Effect. commenced using your Restor
January last; few appCato. fastened my nar firmly
% I'll IN. out. and turned back % its f1rner
color-black At this tne II Is y restore % rs orla
color health and appearance and eheerf9y recommend
Chicago, illinois, MAY I.ls57.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of three sizes
large medium and small The small holds half pint and
for 81 bottle TIE medium holds al least twenty
per cent proportion than the sm1l and ret1s for
s. per bottle 1he large holds quart forty per
iu prupJrti N. and retais for 81
O. J. WOOD < CO Projectors, 2l2 Broadway, New
YORK. (in the y. Y Wire Railing establishment and
ia Market street, 81 LOUIS. Mo.
Ald sold By al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
an Il dEw 3m 30
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u The corn crop of our county is full av'
eraee one--there need be no croaking about 1T
Along the ridges, and through the southern
tier Of townships the crop is heavy, and IN ma.
nv localities along the " backbone" there will
be good yield. Take the country through,
the corn crop is better than it has been for a
number of years.
The potato crop in the county is a fair one,
and in the southern portions where the rot has
destroyed the crop for years past, the harvest
will be very good, though the yield per acre is
not so great as in many seasons.-COnneaEt
Reporter.
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Z EFFECTS oF LIoUoR SELLINs--Of the lO5s
arrests by the Police of Buffalo for the months
July, August and September, l26 were for Va
grancy, 252 DisOrierly, III Drunkenness, and
s49 Drunk and Disorderly According TO the
Herald, liquor selling must be. tolerated and In
ebriate Asylums be built for the victims of the
.r,HTr
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Asbtabula County.

Partial returns indicate that the Republican
majority in the county will be about the same
as last year, AMI that the aggregate vote will
be considerably less.
Conneaut gave Peck 29s, Barley Il; Hutch
ms for Congress 275, Tod IL Vote about lOO
short of last years poll.
Ashtabula, Hutchins for Congress l6i, Tod
50, Richmond %. About 200 short Of full
vote
We learn that reported returns from IL town
ships show falling off from the majority O.
| last wear Of about 40
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DEATH PROM HYDROPHoBn.-The German
town IadeB,ndeaf says that Jacob Boyer, mar
ricd man. aged about 35, having wife and four
children died from hydrophobia on Sunday
week.-He was bitten by mad dog about two
months ago, the wound was cut out and satura-
ted with turpentine. but, contrary to expectation
symptoms Of the dreadful disease manifested
themselves a few days before his death. He
died in great agony. A little girl niece OF
Bower, was also bitten, and also died about two
weeks ago
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-Mr James Nugent, Of
Sandusky, went with other sPertsmen duck
hunting, and Monday afternoon fowling piece
heavily charged was accidentally fired IN the
boat, the entire charge entering the calf of one
of Mr. Ms legs and laeerating it in the most
friehtful manner
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ANoTHER SNILL DEcAPITLroN "A Douglas
man named Murphy has been removed from the
position of u S. Mail Agent on the Illinois
Central Railroad by President Buchanan, and
Morgan Potts, who Is right on the Administra-
ton goose question, has been appointed in his
Mace
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ATrENPr TO COMMIT SUIcIDz--Geo- Charl-
ton, of RoyaIton, in this county, attempted to
commit suicide by taking poison, but was saved
by medical aid Charlton was arrested few
months ago IN this city on a charge of counter
feiting.
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Justiees Of the Peace.

The election for Justices of the Peace result
ed in the choice Of Wills PORTER, Republican,
and HEssESxUELLER and D. STEPHAN, Dem
ocrats. Messrs. Porter and STEPHAN reside
on the West Side of the River The vote stood
as follows
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Glorious Little Lake !

The Republican majority in Lake county Is
between !, 800 and 400 majority Gray, for
Congress, runs somewhat behind the Democrat
ic State ticket.
Abbott. for County Treasurer, has majority
of some 400 over Rockwell, Independent bolter-
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Wen Dong Cuyah0ga: :

Last year the majority for Chase over Payne
in CuyahOga county, was s67. Wehavs report
ed rnaiorities on the State ticket and Sheriff
from all the county except Orange township
anl the Republican majority on the State tick
ct will exceed 300 gain of over 300 The
vote generally is light, compared with Presi-
Dental election.
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The LOsr VEssEL.-The Erie Bulletin states
that the sunk schooner, with all sails set, Is
about ten miles from shore The probability is
hat she foundered during the gale of last Fri
day, and that all hands were lost The name
Of the vessel has not yet been ascertained
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Penns,Irnnin Election

Col. Forneys prediction appears to have
proved true, and the Buchanan Keystone has
fallen. The Opposition will have handsome
gain in members of Congress. See telegraph
column.
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Peck's majority -; Wade's 46; GleasOn's
2s4. Mr. Payne's majority in the city last
wear over Gov. Chase was 3O3.
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EFF The Taunery of Randall, Cook & Co, at
Morgan. was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
nipht Of last week The loss is stated at SlO,-
600, without insurance. About a year ago this
same firm lost a large tannery in Morgan, by
fire-CORneaHf Reporter.
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Alt4icints.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
we desire 70 call attention lefter from Dr joshua
3 Bridge The Health d American Women, iu snrth
his skill and medical iudsmen, NAV he relied upon"
Nlrshalls Utcne CaiHoe0n has proved TO be fuly as
By medical gent emen and others Dr. Bridge is regular
physician Of line attaiumsnts Of great Judgment
AMI discrimination, iudio and hishy successful prac
oididfsa' iiIi5ii 81 ''---'' '-'-' "''-'-
-lIaIshalls Uterine Cafho.icon viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which It Is recommends J."
There Is nomed.cin ike 1t IN this couairy."
In the worst cases have ever met with MaTshalls
Uteriuc Cath0lcOn Is a ceria ala and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is suuhestafilgy ocret reliable remedy for al those
lls % which eyerv woman Is liable, and which grad
u2tS Llel. " llll p el = .g ~ ~ ~ y ll
possibility Among the complains f1r which the Cafho-
pressed Irregular OF Pa nfu SIensruaton Bloafing Ia
hammans aud Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Or
tireneSs, Neryouness, Fuintnss Palptarious Cramps
DIS ured Seep and all troubles. organic or SYM aheic
/ connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with auy OF the above symptoms
with sune liver OF lung complaints invited 10 ad-
ind relief Marshalls Uterine Cathoicou Is not quacA
medicine but is ingredients have been made known 70 M
Medical Colleges, sud they al the service Of any te-
/ spectacle physirian in the country.
| TLe price o. MARSH4LL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
/ con - one Dollar and d HalfpeT siagie bottle
| WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co. May 4, lssT
Mr. II b kussles, Slr;-l have been cilng the meI
cine the Greuherg uupany Tor the last ten ears aut
hive invariably found them 10 give sood satisfaction;
TIE pills have sotl 20 great many families regularly
thoIrea and coffee. and with my trade they have bee
aplc ariicle Marsisis Uterine Ca h'-on ls mei
cine taa ugs done great amount Of suc IA female dsea
e. one lady 50 q u toll she had received NOR,
benefit from one bottle than she dld from ons course
medical Treatment b. the sklllful phvsicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
/ January lst, ls53.
MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE
VERNoS, Trumbull Co. Nav Ist. 1852
This cerIhrS thlt have bcen iu very Door health sol
wears and found uie or No relief alter emposus nule
| of Physicians. nv disease was Prla1sis UteT. ha
been lnrei by that aud Fouor Albus until bad bccom
liberated TO nslerahe extent b. the advice OF DR.
G W Bushnell procured and took bottles OF MARSHALL
Uterine tathocon whirh enabled 90 attend has
hand IN his last sickness until died which about
year have taken three bottles snce his death
hich h1s made able % labor and support family
three children The Catholic5n has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has miis ated my saher
| MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and b
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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Indiana Election.

Lecomptonism has Jared hard with the Hoo
siers. Indications are that the Republican State
ticket is elected, and LecOmPtOn members of
CONGRESS are few and far between.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14

We give the vote As reported in the several
Wards for Supreme Judge, Congress, and
Sheriff
w.na.- Pssk. BntIeI. Wade Gay Wishi- GIea-
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Boarding..

ROARDING. The House No "a
IL Punli Sqnre aud BY ut- st Church-onr Of the
casaucs locations the cty-is being tattughly re-
pHlred. end viii BE- opened i0c B01rIers Ocebrr Isl
k-mies iShIng 10 furnish their rooms be
counudatd with i1fse and couvcuicnt and bsd-
rooms auu Single Boarders and Day Eoaulcrs viii fud
good accommodations, ed-ollahe terms Ladles not
excluded h.fereuces given and received
sep21 S ". BURRITT.
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Saturday, Oct 18th.
Good Household Furniture, New Rosewood
Piano, Horse and Buggy, &c.

AT AUCTION. -.-..- BY O. CUTTER 4 SON
n CUTTER 4 son will sell, on
". SATURDAY, Oct. l6th al their Auction Room,
Household Furniture Rosewood Piano, Horse and Buggy,
Furniture CONSISTING Of mahOgany SOFAS; mlhosary, wal
nut and cherry Dining Tables ad wool seat Chairs
mahnganv Rucsin- Chairs; Card Tables Wash stands;
Iight stands; side Sands Mattres1esi Feather Beds;
Window shades; CocSs; Lamps Oh PAINTINGS, Look Ing
inssss on Cgfhg Cooking Stoves. Coal i Wood Stoves;
Crnckery and Glass Ware; Kitchen Utensils &c.
Also at u ocloek precseyl splendid new 81 octave
Rosvood Piano Forte-Lighfe, Newton L Bradbury, ma
Eers-rou corners and finished the best manneT-an
Auction Rom No limits but TO be sold without any
serve Whatever
AlSn al ~ o'clock Horse To Buggy and Harness.
Terms-Cash. hankahle funds, al the ;lme Of salo.
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The March and the COuuter-nIareh OF Labor

The March and the COunter-lIareh or Labor
The St. Louis Democrat of the llth, pre-
sents the following interesting panorama OF the
march Of Free Labor and the counter-maTch Of
Slave Labor in Missouri. 1t says:
The character of the present immigration to
this State, must be a source of sincere gratlh-
cation TO every man who has the interests OF
Missouri at heart Numbers of farmers from
Illinois. Indiana and Ohio, are daily passing
over cur ferry-bOats, en- route to the INTERIOR
and from their personal appearance and the
character Of their equipments, It Is patent 10
every unprejudiced eye that they are men oil the
right enterprise and stuff for a rapidly growing
State Yesterday morning we observed a Tram
Of SIX wagons vending their way along the
| Leyee and up Market street, and learned that
they belonged to Mr. Ragland, his two sons,
/ Mr.. Haw kins and Mr. Tate, all having their fam
lies, and in all numbering twenty persons -
| They are farmers from Washington county, Hit
nois. and left their homes on the 9TH list. They
proceed TO Springfield, in this State, and VIII
locate ON excellent land in the vicinity OF that
| town. Another train of wagons, with about
| the same number Of stalwart men. and hand
zome. hearty Young mothers, with lively, clean
children, from the same part of the country,
/ crossed Yesterday on the upper ierry-boat, and
are now on their way to Southwest Missouri
/ Are not these encouraging signs for the future
| Of our State
| While these white men yesterday morning
were marching over the ferries into the promised
land Of Missouri, there might have been seen
ON Locust street the eOuntermarch OF gang
| of about seventy black slaves, going out OF tins
territory, which is entirely unsuited to them
and returning again to the land from whence
they came. They were under charge OF several
NEGRO traders, and were of all ages, sizes, cot
ors and sexes These slaves have doubtless
been aecumulating in the yards of this city ioi
some time pastJand were being placed on board
| a Southern bound steamer for the New Orleans
market With the departure Of the boat, they
will be gone from this State, and room Will be
made for as many white men.
These facts are very suggestive, and a
surely point to the speedy extinction OF SLAVE
labor in this State as the needle points to The
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The overland CaIiTornIa Mail Route


The mail team started frUil, San Francisco on
the 10th Of September, with a four horse mail
coach, six passengers and the mail, They all
came through ahead of time and with perfect
safety, though some of the passengers were
quite jaded. The route is by way of Arizona 4;
distance from San Francisco to st. Louis, :, 765
miles; time "a days, is hours. and &c minutes.
The distances between the principal points are
San francisco to Los Angeles 462 miles :
thence to Fort Yuma 2s2 miles; to TuseOn $50
miles; to Franklin $50 miles; to Fort Chad
bourne 4s2 miles; to Red River 2s2l miles; to
Fort smith 1872 miles; TO Upton sIs. miles; to
St. Louis I6O miles. On the route there were
twelve stretches without water Of from % to 81
miles.
a stage trip of over $500 miles through al
most wilderness, may be romantic, but must
be something of cramPer on stomach and legs.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The dead letter branch oil
the General Post Office has just closed another
quarters work During the three months which
terminated on the 3Oth ult. there were found
2, 729 letters which contained money, amount
ing in the aggregate to SI2,92I. For the quar-
ter which closed Both June last there were re-
ceived 4,549 letters and s2I, ,49s in money
For the quarter ending 3Oth March, 2,472 let
ters and sI2,457 in money Quarter closed
3Ist December, 1859 letters and Sl3,36l in
cash. Total in the year, 1902 letters and
SOL, ,239 in money.
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MARRIED.,


In Cleveland. Oct l2th, By Rev. S. W Aiams, MI. W
Il MORRIS. tins city, and Miss C. OLlN i.h Young
est daughter Of Mr. James c. Ouver, late Of lhcond
Virginia
In this ci.r on the I2th iaslaut by Rev J. Bttengrr
Mr. OSCAR 4 CiiILDS O. Miss MAR1HAJ J. SEAkLS'
all Of tleEuiaLd-
The Selling Qualities of Berhnve's
Holland Ritters.
QUEHEc. Canada. June %. ls54.
We have 10 dauE Il will sell we'll Lere. Send Us
gross JOHN MUSsON \ CO.
MONTREAL, Canada, July !, 1855.
SEMI Us two gross Bfhaye's Holland Bi.tsrs- We want
melieine Of this kilI IN 0gr market
JOHN BIRKs CO, Medical Hall
SAINT PAUL, MmnesOta-
TsT Is quc ready sale hero for BHrhase's Hol-
land Buffers. WA H.WOLF,
Per H. z PEARSON.
WELLsBURG. Virginia, Nov. 1, 1856
Send me another box. dozen, BUrhave's Holland Bit
ters I. is taking the lead here OF all other Btters
WAI. KlRKER.
YoRKrowN, Peunsylvania, Feb. 4, 1851.
Please send ne, per express. dozen B9rhaVes Holland
Rtfers We are eufirelr out Z. A. BIORhIS 90.
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WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM! !

II safely and eiectua that much dreaded
all will the poison 0f Malaria, which
fact thousands do testify, AMI, unlike al other nosrus,
ionic 1t Is unsurpassed We will oder few evidences OF
It's worth, BY men OF influence and high standing
Princeton, Ill, sept. 10Th, 1851
DR MANS-Dear Sir: For several years pas, have used
YOUR AGUE BALSAM in my dailv practice, and have
closely observed its effects hundres OF cases. and in
case has 1t failed produce the most happy effect
most ehelrully recommend it as a certain specific for
CLiIIs, Fever and Agus, and lIalarIaus Diseases
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, NJ d.
Marshall, Mich, Feb. nth ISL
DR.. MANN < Col have sold large amount OF your
AGUE BALSAAI this vicinity, aud from my personal
know leze OF it b. lisvs the best remedy fur Chils
Fever and Ag1e that has ever been sold IN our stale
Respectfully Yours, G. 4 HYDE.
Ashtabula. Ohio Jan Ist ISIS.
NIEssRs. s X MANN 4 Co.--Gents: In eaavassins the
States Uf Ohio aud Michigan for the sale OF tle different
remedies of which have czntr1 attention has been
allied observe the great that your AGUE BAL
really O. be THE PEOPLES CwN HEMsDY, und IFS
sales more raid than al o,hes Il IS es'ned to super
very Truly Yours, A.&s HENDRY.
New York, Feb %, Is5s.
NEssRs s h Mann & G-Ceuts: have, at our house
IN 81 Louis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years, and
have carefully observed rs escs CURING. aud mlst IN
world Uf noiicues- To psrs1uai knoNicdse. IL has
cured permanently every tlnie and have known t used
happy result Aud what Is REAEKABLE. have
known but What ined cur-d for al least that
/ iecl triumph over Chilis aud Fever.
| Respectful ly YouIs, PROP o. J. WOOD
/ SIX. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
aul7 Cleveland.
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"a. yIe,Ijon IA 8.mlItoa County.

The auspieious result Of the election IN
Hamilton county is just cause Of congratula-
tious throughout the State. The entire OPPo-
sition County ticket is elected by handsome
maiorities. Pendleton, Democrat, is re elected
to Congress in the First District by meagre
maiority, and Gurley, Republican, takes the
place of Groesbeck by about thousand majori-
ty. The Commercial says:
The vote throughout the county was very
large, and we are happy to announce that no
serious breach of the peace occurred The hon
est. the respectable, the independent citizens oi
Cincinnati, have reason TO congratulate them
selves upon the general result-taken all IN all,
It is auspicious. But among the Opposition $
sentiment Of deep and keen regret Is felt at the
defeat Of the Hon. Timothy c Day. The
Celtic Wards and the "Aristocraey," and the
Hunker end Of the County combined, have de-
feated him by mesgre majority.
The county is redeemed from the rule OF the
party Of permanency. The Court House and
! Custom House cliques are terribly dlseomhtted.
| The Court House will be swept as with brooms
The President Of the United States Will gneye
/ 10 hear Of the downfall of Groesbeck, and will
| probably avenge himself by the immediate re-
moyal Of Faran, while II is the general impress
sion that L:nck will be given the Post Office and
/ that that institution will be made sort OF hos
pital for the inyalids who have been wounded
/ or who have sickened in this campaign
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Oants.

$4,000 MONEY ADVANC-
kDAOSOOO ED-insums % suIt-at the old
stand aud well known WAGNER'S OFFICE-0n Gold and
SILVER Watches, JeWelry, Diamonds, Guns Pistols &c
business strictly private Odce No Water ST.. corner
SUPERIOR lup stalrslrstablished ia 1e5I Opcn from
NJ TO p ~ Watches and Jeweirv for sale al BARGAINS
WI WAGNER,
myl3;dtf Onp. CnmuIercial Br. Bank.
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Gtmfral NOtites

DISSOLUTION-THE CO-PART-
~ NkhStllP herelnlore existing hetweea ]. AI- HOW
Eh aad W. b. MARTIN, under the ST lc Of Hover 4
Martin. was dissolg cd this day, by ulutda' consent
Ihe hcssn' IS viii 1e earned h-ruafler By J. NJ
HOVER at The old stand No 90 AleTWIu street He Is
duly an. horizcd 20 collect and pay ali debts
J. NJ. HOVER
W. b. MARTIN.
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PROPOSALS viii be received until
Il October l6lh ISIS for the erection OF Sch OF House
on tn ro Hudson and Sibey Streets he completed
on or before The lst day OF December. le5s
ans ami specifications be The City Clerks
oe, (WheTe the estmafes % be eitl fhe COMMITTEES
Pulio udings reserve the r-h % rccur Or rciegt
any bids trar may be received r. r. HERRICK
oc9 atd s1 Chairman Com Public Buildings
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS :
~ PROPOSALS viii be received ar the ofise OF ths
1Ly El Engineer Of thet ify OF Cleveland. unIll
Sct ls5s for the grading and improving Vi Clam
plain stIert.
Plans aud Specifications be seen and more naiict
ar niormat Obtained Il said Ea iaeol Office alter the
gth instant.
The Board Of CT Improvements invite the submission OF
bids iesstllug The rght ccept reject The
By order 0f he Board
G. d. BISHOP, CITY Civil Ensineer
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Nem A0uertisrmcnts.

.OATS-Old and new, at whole sale or
" retail b. J. NJ HOVER.
ocH No % hIerSin street
DRIED APPLES-A nice lot at 20
IL AerWin street tcl4 ] N. HOVER.
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G1n0O REWARD will be paid
kD1OsOO for the recovery OF the body u
puTEp NH uOrT aNn A SATrop

Who drowned on Iuesl7y Evening, tho 18th ut
about and a half miles ir1m the Cleveland Fier lie
81 medium size dark complexion. black curly tair
md about seventeen years o. age-had gray safiiet
pants boots, hickory shIt with duugaree ovcrhir
J. AlcklNrA, Grceer,
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NOTICE to RRIDGE BUILDERS.

Il Aereeaby % rromlse. We hereby nolF uuT NERDS
and patIuus, hte IN adyan'e q pnhllcaan that cur
NEW MAP OF CUNAHOGA COU My Is nearly cum-
pletfd. and that intend dclIrerI them
subscribers ahout three weeks Having spared labor
expense makiag the Maps very superior icfe
lie, shall Confidently expect 20 Ind pairous
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