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GRAND.JUBILEE.

BOSTON, NOV ,.
The Anti Buchanan Democrats here are in great
geG the defeat of the Administration in Illi-
nos, and fired salute of 100 guns this evening in
cOmTnemOratiOn of it.
Tie Republicans also enthusiastic over their
recent victories and are preparing them with a
grand Jubilee and torch light procession.
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WALL PAPER.-Notice N. Carson's advertise
ment Of new stock of low priced wall paper, &c.
He has large and elegant stock of all goods in
his line.
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 5.
Third Congressional District as far as heard from
-Llrrabec, Den,, for Congress 3l5 ahead.
Counties yet to hear from, gave Rep. 1900 ma
jority in Sc.
Second Congressional District as far as heard
from, Washbun 220O ahead.
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CORK OPERA.-The "Metropoltans," crack
company of minstrels, are soon to make tour thro'
the West, and will probably pay Cleveland visit.
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e "TO SMOKERs & CHRWFRs."

No genIlemln snouId n5It ln the s0cety uf Iaes win
his teeth dscolorcd and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewiug, 'FON
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" IS one of the
most eiertual dentrfces It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mparts the BREATH
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SIIAyING-Its rch laiher penetraes and softens
the bearl prevents irritation aud renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE * Co 3l5 Broad
way, and No. Astor House, New York. Sold by all
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PLYMOUTH CHUcH.-The service tomorrow
will be of benifciaI character; a sermon from
the Pastor in the morning in review of the past
year, communion Season in the afternoon, aud
an outline OF work for the coming year in tie
evening.
1t is just year since they dedicated their house
of worship
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N. H. soLOMoNsoN.

PRACTCN AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the Largest assortment Of the most approved kinds o
PECTACLES. AlIhis glasses, whether for al far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
Of consrueiio with the greatest care, as to
suit the eyes al cases. curing Weakness Dizziness
TaRlatOn Of the Eyes and impartin strength long
reading or fine sewing.
Il N. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF his lenses
o. Also, a spIendia assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCoPES, COAIPASSES, &c. kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL. EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
EOiee3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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NOK SALB-VERY DESIRABLE

n VACnNT LOTS on Eric street. between Superior and
ISa.,'d sfreests 8 lots-SOXl32 feet
upSSPty IT ST-NeIT Hudson street 5txl9O feet. Also
near Cheshire ST.. 63xls9
RnCKPORT-Seven acres miles from Z e city, near
! a, pt,nt Ro1d-I.Og House and Stable. $500.
Gi,IST MIL L-WATER POWER-Wiih acres o.
land dweiling and barn % miles rnn The city Mil su
nv m in GOOD order and doing good blsihess
=, M 40 sii'S-' "" "" ROUSE x JENNINGS.
s4Vooon, 50 Superior Street
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune health many
thousands of my country-women.
My success has excited the malice OF the envous and
ealous but their prosecutions have served only extend
and esab sh my repua Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from o whom
have relieved. So long ED in allocionate and
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced
skill, can afford Jesise efforts mischief
nd slandeIers
My friends have repeatedly urged place my mod
cine for producing menstTuatiln within the reach of the
ladies OF the United States; but ndspositon
field uccaplcd by quacs with their pernicous
sad fear that uaprincple countereers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Al last yield the Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy the "AMlE DE FEMME" l
need only say, that liquid o and is exactly such
have used in my practice France for years and
that ii has failed secure 4 satisfactory result
The annie de Femme aud stand in the
lstion of and effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual dow where it has existed and
restore 1t where has been from any suppressed
In orierto guard against imposition the wrapper irec
each bottle of the 'Ame de Femme wild bear my
written signature both the bottle enclosing bC
will be scaled with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Anne de Femme" II the Propretor's prices.
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GRAPEs.-J. Stair & Son have some luscious va.
rieties at No &c Ontario ST.
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;, Tie q stopping The s5rufioa Of tie string
4. Tie eyepAess Of tisribrat,oa Of the string.
9, Theqpalty Of hteton
6. THestregtI Of string
Z Tile great length Of time 1rlI remains in fs
That the public ndudge for themselves whether
the above statement be true publish diagram
g styles o. pianos or rather the cd togy style which rejects
which accepts the doctrine that living age Of
pTora and that bat old rogies will deny that twice two
equal four and that LOO lbs weigh twice much fifty
will Illustrate the philosophy of the two kind, of ip.tru
ments and leave the reader draw his conclusions
/, The Haiiet, Ddris e 90. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make in
the same sized case
The trdth Oft statement may be glance rs near
" the entire length string can be used for vibr
ton see dagru while those that necessarily have
the piano angle would be so great the string would
twain before iteoad up within an octave OF
1t iswell the reason a sixoetave piano doss not
that its strings shorter. With the above improvement
g. octave haet Davis Co. piano is enabled send Oui
make ' ''- '' '' seven octave piano OIL any ''f~'
2, The Hallet, Dtpis 6 Co. Pianos hare C r0ides
space beil0eeB the strings than those Of d,y other
make.
The truth of this statement is equally plain from the
that straight string occupies no more than simply its
suits while bent string requires in addition diarsml
room tor It's angie from the bridge to the tuning pin The
suits IS the bent strings necessarily together
playing heavy marches fantasies and vnrisns The
straight have so much room that they Vibrate freely and
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping The vibration.
The vibration of the string in all pianos commences ber
the hammer strikes it, the bridge stopped ses
diagram Il.
The tone Of the best violin be ruined by
substituting bridge; thus proving of
string is materially affected BY the which the vibration
Is stopped The vibration Of the string the H. 4 c. piano
Is stopped with lite horizontal fets ofenpper bell metal ee
diagram giving to the string soft full mellow liquid tone
while in all other pianos the vibration stopped BY uprg
roH pms lsee diagram b. giving thin. irony tone
that has eaused thousands Of persons having fine musical
ganizatOns exctim:
do The irnnv ,foro
TO the full rich tone Of aH organ flute melOdeOn.
The reason that the strings in I'll ether pianos
bridge pin is shat sharp angle hssfO to stop
the vibration In the H. d. c. piano strings drawn
straight over the fret and held d. thereon by
suspension Bridge. Isec diagram S.
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" SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also
ShiIngs and SHpences, bought at Sll5 per ounce by
CHAs. A. READ CO, Bankers, No. &c Water street
opposite the Post Office.
NIB Spanish quarters VIII average nearly twenty
cents each orG dc w An, Ole
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FIRING GINS

ALBANY, Nov. 5.
The Republicans are firing guns her this evening
in honor their victory in the State and County.
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J. 3. Barnes IL CO., Proprictors of the Cleve
Plumbing Works, Atwster Block prepared
with arge force cf experienced wurkmen doing every
escrp tion Of PLUMBING IN the most thorough manner
he scientific plans reasonable terms and short
Large stocks OF Fountains ereut STYLES and
ICES Bathing Tabs of east iron and wood, hned with
Hhed-copper, steam heaters, lead and galvanized
BpeS, Leather aud India RHbe Hose every descnpsiuo
al Grass and Plated GackS including the Pateu SefcOs
Cocks, recehly introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
Water Works Fixtures kaut constantly on hand All
RI
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- The erenHess Of The riJrdti0n of the strind
However good string may be, will produce no tone un
anu the eVener the vibration the better the tone
o yibTate evenly the string should have distinct
tiJs directly to and fro The hammer strikes
side see diagram Ill and motion Of the string s 10
ecede from the hammer In the H. d. Co piano the second
starting point and them if vbraes thousand times its
motionis mp. down. Ip, ,down-adigfafela.
The second motion Of the string in all makes cannot be
10 return IN direct line for the following reason To bend an
article Of any substance forms angle and the out
Now it is universally known that the tighter string drawn
the more rapidly il VIII vbrae two sides Of ben:
string are uneyenly drawn and lower two sides or edges
OF the two sides struck by hamn G and the string for
eed up instead OF its returning direct line from
side or tst se of the angle elbow. its movement
t5 % becomes ,oiay and every time it comes around
Or contracted side receives dead irony ciangn
h winch s another Of the Of tone of In
old kind Of piano
), The eUehliess Of one.
This is tae result of tse fourth faatnrs. If bi 1I
conceded TACT that all is produced by g5To and ha
fheere 'i II 6p1bratioS, lie .se tone.
The strength Of string.
tn why strings break in the common pianC
and why they invariably break the elbow bridgpn
be string being bent at shTD angle that point see
gram the sHie that part against the pin
string bears e lrkO strain Now if the rsn on the
string piano will average y pounds to The foot (which
the maDuiaeuror estse and the strain evenly borne
by al parts OF the string then p0ir likely
the other; but If any part string onehaf OF
tits obliged to bear this immense part Of it is A-
Die TO snap in twain at any change in the weather and epe
ciay IS this the isen all wooden+ ed panos all wood
will warp and spling at cha OF the atmosphere The
philosophy is simply this thG IN whole string large
OF is stronger ihan hal ot All can only be replied
to by asserting that twice is nOtequa
| two does not make four.
y The great length Of time lOLcA the instrument re-
mains IN tune.
Thsis the result the 6h feature nasmuch string
gGeHs BY stretching And it will readily be that If string
four feet in length bears strain hndred pounds equal
y in all parts will not atienmOro than as quick as hall
| Of a string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophyo the foregoing facts srk
ing and forcible that ihe question often asked Why do
not ether makers the copper fret and Straight string
There IS but Que IL Is ured by patent for which
fifty thousand dollars have already been oeIed but which
purchase Messrs Halle Davis Co. prefer sup
ply the public with st class sTa8J than assist
others to do il. even at any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Halle Davis Co. Piano
simple lucid and unanswerabe that will guarantee TO ge
piano to any who will refute its philosophy.
OSSIAN F. DODGE.
Cleveland, August G, 1888
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1l0per honQers.

NEW PAPER.-RECETVED THIS
~ DAY, six cases new Paper Hansings, at No g. Su-
perior rect. seplS NJ. CARSOE.
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S. N. SANFORD. A. M, PRINCIPAL
Real Gstatr A9rnts.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S U r A N G Z
AGENTS,
r SALE OR EXCHANGE
No. 50 Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
febT

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il A FARM-NIuet,- -x acres, mics from the city by
rrpad gUOd prot urtye sol gOd buildings; % O
timber and orchard with Narleiv Of rultWlll
change iTt for other good property; so per
GRANGER STkEET.-Ous and a half Story House and
lotto exchange for fani would prefer the Vi IN
ity Of Toledo; 81 25O;
ASHrABULA CO.-Near Ashtabula: 4 Farm tf l50
acres with variety Of excellent soi large and gond build
ingS: fine orchard; about 30 timler-w exchange
for from 10 0 the city; $50 per acre.
PUTNAM s PAULDiNG COS Some fine Lands in
these counties to eIchunge for City properly
IOWA-On the Dubuque aud Pacific iailroal, so miles
from Dubuque; sd acres excellent prairie Land-wI eX-
change for productive City property
TWENTY ACRES-Hear kinsInan street. and near the
CITY lice. a Of water running Tough-wlll
exchange for improved City property; 80 per acre.
leo ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin, near tho NJ Is
sisspp river Iic sOll and we'll tmberedtO exchange fur
a house and lot the City.
WOOD ST-Three stony houses and lots; good
Dr1uertv-to eyctanse for desirable western lads.
LUCAS CO.-SiXeen miles from Toledo; 80 acres 10 ex-
change fJr a small house and ot in the CITY.
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.
The Quaker City is below Tehuantepec
Route opened. No California mails. No con-
nectiOn with Pacific side
Zuiogas force dispersed.
Isthmus clear
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use
II Orders promptly filled AT their Yard the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 dom 226s JVN YATES.
q A RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requinl light, agreeable and respectsbe
poyment by which they realize from SO $50 per
week, viii ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS X co,
l65 Chambers street, New York City.
One postage stamp required to e-pay answers
ocl2 dim Dos
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Boarding.

POARDING.- House No. "a
II Public Square and by the Church-One of the
pleasantes locations the citg-s being thoroughly
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
lARRTYAIS
COAL Oh LAmPS,

EXCELSIOR BRECKENRIDGE
nd WI, GnAL ba-L OlLThis OIL is entirely free from odor
&s @ . III ~ puIn I'm "a the Bez1son and Svick Oil Lamps It
at No 90 Ontario street n6TI D + aW
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their Cure.

HOLLOWAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ter the blood, and thoroughly cleanse and
the system. These Pills remedy diseases
OF the Stomach and Bowels Sold the manufactures,
No. 80 Maiden Lane New York and No 2i Strand, Lon
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS,
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 6, 1888.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Benton Mathvet-Iswelry. Watches, Sc
Charles R. Goatt-COal.
n. CarsOn-New Wall Paper
H. Wi!liston s. Co.-New City Directory
fremont Hall-Spirilual Lectures.
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YELLOW FEVER.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.
Deaths by fever yesterday were l8.
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5pettal Notices.
COAL! C0AL!!- COALMI

u For Gas Fixtures and Futiag-Apy
Fo0g EaSgorth & Co., I05 and lO7 Superior street
nj
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YESTERDAY AFTERN0ONSREPORT
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

MICHIGAN ELECTION.
DETROIT, Nov 5.
Cooper, Democrat, elected in the first Congress
sional District by about 100 majority over Howard.
Result of 4th district in doubt.
At present indications the Legislature will stand
as follows
Senate-22 Republicans, 10 Democrats.
HOuse-46 do 80 do.
The whole Republican State ticket is elected by
6,000 to 10 600 majority.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINAR
S. N SANFORD, a. NJ, Principal
satt
% al tf
S df Elh p naI II pusw
"
INSTRUCTORS
lHaI I " Cdnr.
m CITY dCi, nj G W
paanhs ilgrot d1Irawn
Phys m n iS New Yk Ty
an a a e. Term Plyhli il innc.
NetT TermO sTundayso osmbrs Twenty
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All Kinds of Musical instruments cOnstany on Hand
Furnur look
be apple to Panosm ml cntsapie
splendid of
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