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0PTIcs-A thorough knowledge Of the anato-
my of the eye and the phenomena of vision is an
important, if not essential requisite 10 the proper
application Of artificial aids Many eyes are i'm
panied, and some entirely destroyed by the use Of
unsuitable glasses. The skiIlful 0ptieian can make
selections Of lenses jus powerful enough TO supply
the deficiency. Mr.. ". H. SOlomonson of this city
has become deservedly popular as an optieian, and
the highest order of testimonials have been given
him by men Of Science and experience in such mat
tiers, especially for his PeriseoPic Crystals which
not only Immediately improve the vision, but
strengthen and invigorate the eye. By the use of
his optometer he is enabled to ascertain the degree
power necessary, and the focal distance and in
making his selections Of lenses the exact article
required to restore the briIliancy of vision By
this means frequent changes ofglasses, destIuc-
tive 10 the sight, arc avoided Call and examine
his stock at his Optical Institute IS Superior
sire ct, under the American.
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In TowN.-RObert J. MeHenry, the famous per
sOnage who has so long been an object Of anxious
soicitude on the part of certain individuals after
prize mOney-who has spent thirteen months in
the prisons Of Canada and underwent several tn
ais for murder-and who is now at liberty upon
bail, arrived in Cleveland yesterday. He has been
the " observed Of all Observers as he appeared
upon streets, and in order to give the curious
a chance to look upon him and hear the story Of
his adventures and escapes, he proposes giving
public lecture at the NelOdeon Saturday evening
next He VIII doubtless draw a full house on the
occasion, and satisfy the public that he is not the
notorious brigaud and murderer whose name has
been terror to the "Canuucksr in the past, and
with whose crimes he has been charged. Go and
see and hear him.
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FRoM THE sOUTn-MoaMoN NEws.
WAsH1ssros, June "a.

WAsHSeToS, June "a.
The Texas papers contain glorious accounts ol
the grain crops in that State. The prospect was
that there would be the largest yield Of corn even
known.
The weather was favorable.
The Mobile papers say that Gems. Walker and
Henningsen were received there with exiTavagani
demonstrations.
private letter from Gov. Cumming lays much
stress upon the importance of the MOrmOns being
induced to return 10 their homes and employment.
he Is opposed TO cir going to Sonora, and con-
firms the statement heretofore made, that they ara
divided into peace and war parties, and thinks II
the duty and policy of the Government to support
the former and break down the latter. He speaks
Of Brigham Young as man OF great perseverance
intelligence andexperience, and Wtbai, vested iih
authority to announce the terrOTs arded TO those
who sin against the Holy Ghost
There is, says Gov. Cumming, 4 division in the
ranks Of the MormOns, all ieariug Young while
many hate him, because Of the pacific measure with
which he is charged.
Gov. Cumming plainly says that his chief hope
of control over the AOrmOns Is exerted through
Young, and that if anything should happen 10
thwart ais efforts to avert the peris OF collision
betHeen the army and MOrmons, the country may
reasonably expecta guerrilla war OF several years
duration, and at an expense OF many million dol
lars, while the war would be visited upon those the
tae least deserving ofits terrOTs.
Senor Robles, the Mexican Minister, has author
lied an emphatic denial Of the recently published
statement OF the sale or cession Of large portion
Of Sonora He says all DEGREES issued by the Mex
ican Government, making grants FOR colonization
or other purposes, nave been officially published
that there is not single instance oil grant Whien
is not followed BY an Authentic announcement OF
the faet that there is none in this case, and with.
out such publication no grant or cession Is Oh iesAl
effect
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ST. JOHN,S DAY

Boston, June "a.
st. Johns Day was observed today BY a pro
eession Of knight remplars, comprising the kieh-
mond Encamument, escorted by the Demolane En-
csmpment of this city. After marching through
the principal streets they visited Bunker bill TO
view the statute Of Gen. Warren. At the m0nn-
ment an address Of welcome was delivered BY Hon
Geo Warren, President Of the Bunker Hill NOM
ment Association, which was responded TO BY }.
4. Crenshaw, of the Richmond Templars-
The procession returned to this city and in the
afternoon listened TO an address ode and poem and
other exercises at Masonic Hall
This evening the Richmond Eoeampment par
take Of grand banquet at the Amerielu House.
Everything is being done to make their visit
pleasant one Thousands Of our citizens lined the
walks to-day to view them while on the march ;
tomorrow they will make an excursion in the har-
Dor.
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Dr. G. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford. Trnmbull Co, o, MaFeh7, 81.
pbpsifialls & 5urarons.
} MORTON M D-Pbvsonat

u MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathie
Oser Eclectic Physlsan and Surgeon. p u MID
ION having located hise ihis aee. ready 70 at
tend TO all calls N his Profession, either Il hrs Oee
every description, either mineral animal vegetable AID
nese. reduces s patients cure them but simply
the cbstrneo stimulates aud ZONES the system BY
Those asis ed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs, Ks-
neys. Spoea. NcuraeIa Inh mat o. rheumatism tether
Acute Or Chronc Loss OF Appetite, arrangement ef the
Stomach, Constipation the Bowrs, Bl0ls Affections
GraEel scroflous iass and Ulcers Cancers Fistuss
Impurities the Blood. Chronic oug sanding
dsesses disosses peculiar 10 The mai- ser such as SUD
n-e--o1 prolspSus Ttrria Hsmor,hsee a. are rsoef
cd 70 ean. His Mode Of Treatment also completely
sdaDtrd to Diseases of Childrcn-
DE-. n has also safe and never failing remedy for
EevUr and Asue, Cholera, Cholera-N Nurbus
Dlaroea Colc Cram ~ Loci Jaw Fiis aud treat
~ DIM prepared totIeat successfully FEvERS
0 the types together all other form OF acute
diseases. hetlon imagination the brain,
but facts dedleo from twenty-five years the Reorm
the vGfous schools o py c and systems Of prscice ana
srsduaie FROM The oh and ne schools Of MediciEo.
kindsof BOrANIC BIEDiCIN Is simp and compounds
tlneiuTe snd srus such a. are nsuay spt IN Botanic,
Iniian Remedes. asd aEe Eumhrr Of Compoulds pre-
pared b himssli Remedial Assafs. amons which
Mix Weed, soVerea remedy for the Dysnspsia Piles
~ Anii-B hoes Ps e1e lasiyey 9T the Liver santiye
never AL 20 cure; Eye-WAror never isirg remedy
ksroI Caiouel os[taln and s2sd euEe; Dr.
Ms Bass Of villa Chery- for Caughs Colds, nthiS-
20 & a Al o. mel ss nns is sss knos %
internal external application; Sovereign Rem
and ahsr aftie g - Numerous 70 H1el tea tea
r. NJ y farteniar Atte1flan Willie Daid IN trsai-
hoo Of ali The moTbid hnmors nT NJ does nos pretend 10
the cead bot he docs aain TIA. he Cure all cur
naios. No Is Lorsin 81 Rssidenee, No 10 Church
s., Cleveland, VI est Side-
de5f god chsncs inkis os 70 red Medicias md is
varl1nk nnAnsne.. 40 SOLE Aloawt Jnly6 lsa
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Drp Goo0s.
NEW GOODS,

q RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Bi-ck Dress silks, a new and fan supply.
India and Summer Sifks.
Sella, Cashmere and Ihibet Shawls.
Wlite Grape Shzwis. embroidered and plain
Brocha Scars and ShaHls-
Black and ColGred silk ShawlS,
Black SIX hsantilus,
RestOri Dress Goods, MouSelins de Chene.
Chai de LANES, Rooes Quiiles,
Erench Bilhants, OrgandS Muslins,
Chiufz Organdies Choc0late Orzaudies.
Resfor Grenadines, Berage Robes.
French Jacc1nets. GfIngham Robes QuIll1,
Pain all WuO Dc LANES. HoyleS' PINS.
Fre1ch English and American alicues,
la. les G1unfietS, Gems Driving Glcyes,
Ladies Marseilies Col.a's. CbautIlly Wells;
Parasols. Rihbons and Lace,
EnbiI Handkerch efs Emlft Collars.
Sleeves ami Collar Sets. Black Lace MItts.
Chantiliy Bugled Collars. White SIX Fringe,
Emb'd Bands, Fdsings and lusertines.
FAncv Belt Ribbons. MaEseilleS Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna I'd yngs,
Bonnet Grapes. ILLUSION Lace,
Bonnet Rouches AleKandeT's Kid Gloves,
Embd Lace and Muslin Window Cultains,
Marseilles Quilts. C0unfe paneS and Toilet COVers,
Irish Linens, Ticklnes and Sheeiings,
Russia TOwelings and Hukabuks,
Staple ShiTfiugs and Fancy do,
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Satiuetts,
Vesiings aud Gents Shirts snd Collar,
Checked Valantins. Drsb Alpaca.
6~a Cashmere Coating, Cashans,
Neeke7chieis, SusDenders, and Un.hrellas.
All Of which have been bought low and will be sold Al
''iiil iallG s RAYMOND 4 Co. G3 Superior St.
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$500 FOR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels Of a choice article 20 Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves toa NAP when
il would SEEN proper to be wide awake
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has LETT upon II an
even, clean, and firm SEAN
4 garment made i" TO the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the ''LET
ga RIP"
At J. SOnnebOn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be fOIud in any quantity,
and what dOubly adds to TIE wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than at
any Other clothing store IN The STATE
Admission free. and attendants 10 show visitors
through the extensive e. .tablshment-gTafls.
janeSd ktriwtf
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The CELEBRATION AT PAISEsvILLE.-We
learn by passengers from Painesville last night
an imposi, 6 affair. The attendance of the fraier
nifty was quite large and great numbers Of citizens
were also out. A ball was to have been held at
the COwles House last night
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REFORM CONYENTION.

RUTLAND W. June -
The great Reform Convention commences here
tomorrow and will continue three days
Mrs Francis d. Gage. of Mo, Is leetuTing this
evening. Subject-AOthers Influence.
A large tent east Of Grove street is well filed
with naive YermOnters and persons from dis-
lance, who have arrived 10 attend the Conyennon-
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ANOTHER MOONLIGHT EXCURSION The
steamer Ocean, Capt. Evans, win leave the Mich
gan Central Railroad dock at halfpast seven
O'Clock this evening, on another Of her pleasant
moonlight excursions A good tine and pleas
ant party will doubtless be there.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
v Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ
NEU NnnE EfTN

By Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun and ehasie description
knowledge necessary the welfare Of those maied or
about 70 be narried process of concepi
and delivery their pains and dangers we'll the
methods by which many latter may be obviaed and
teaching how system may be iuyguTaed and restored
to proper tone after having been prostrated BY con-
pluipts incidental TO the huInsn frame. Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obEiate
the necessity Of any great OF sickness and enable
the o5servant reader 70 be- TO great extent her phy
sician.
TENTH EDITION.
This book IS available the understanding Of the
poapr,essoual reader and Skilfaly elaborated.
planned arranged and carried than work OF its
kind now before the public. While 1t gives wholesome
particulars and in some respects ezeue informaon uDoo
some ofhe NOS ecafe Affairs connected with the female
system II Should placed in the hands of every female
SINGLE married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also contains presioas used By the doctor
lss practice for the positive cure Of Scrul0us ETN-
tious-Fsusr snf Ague-Seuers CouIls 0af COidsRAeuz
sfisz-DgsDesa5-F FzEas a. effae lar, Se, &C. Sc any
one Of which preparations may prose Of great value to the
reader.
This book viii be sent by mail free o postage, the
reryoa Of its price which NAV b. eh her IN moles OF
ostare sfamps- AIlorders sh0uld aidrc--Ni ta
r. b dUICHISssS
- a-H~sn ngr
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CHIMNEY CLEANINs.-James Hunkin, the
English chimney cleaner will be through cleaning
in about two weeks, and those who wish their
ehimneys cleaned must send their names through
the Post Gnice, or leave their address at No. SO
Orange street. Cut this out so you viii remember
the name as Hunkiu will be in town again in the
Fall.-Heraid
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REPAIRED

4NnIANAPoLIs, June "a
Damages to the Terre Haute & Alton Railroad
at Wabash River have been repaired. Trains are
now running from indianapolis to st. Louis on
regular time.
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~ BRYANT & STRArroN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
versa P. R. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4u
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PERLoNAL,-HoN JACOB BLIckENsDERFR, Jr,
and L. B. LENT, were among the arrivals at the
American yesterday.
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a For City News, see frst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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ALARN-The alarm Of fire Iasinight at quarter
after nine O'Clock was false.
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lun5.dlm IS
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere t-ons and should be avoided, if
YOU wish to escape ridcnle.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
beautiful and Narual Brown Black, without the least
niuiy 10 Hair skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have hosn
awarded to Bafchelor since ls3e, and S3ooo
applications have beea made to the a0f hs patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from naiur' and IS WARRANTED
not iniureia the least however long i may be eOuta
ued the IN effects OF ll Dyes romedied; the Hair IN
vigorafed for life bS this spleudid Dye
Made, sod applied in roosl Al the Wig Fac
70 Broadway, n. Y.
u The Gonuine has the and address upon steel
engraving four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BATCHELoR,
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
.ouRr PRoCEEpINGs Az ROCHEsTER.

COURT PROCEEDINGS AT ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER, June "a .
The evidence against Mrs. Lttles and MAnley
Locke is similar 10 that in StOut's Case. The pin,
victorine and clothing found on the scene Of the
murder were identified as Mrs. Littles' BY her
mother aud brother. The evidence will probably
conclude Tomorrow. The execution Of Wood at
GeueseO for poisoning his brother and SISTER
which was 10 have taken place to morrow has been
DELAYED 10 July 9Th.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

u PLAIN and Or Tuamental Printing o. every descruiio
doaO al the Printing Establishment Of the Lead Oce,
he latest and most rapid steam presses in he
best style on shorI notice. and reasonable rates. Par
iiealar attention paid blank work Evuy description
Of Bung DONE especially Blank Books. Lelgers, JOura
as sales Bo Ks Receiving Books, &c. &c
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TeIegIaPh,
OFEIcK, wARIEs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST CLAIR sTREETs.
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FOR SALE.-A h4ndsome Country

hesidsnee-On Nevburg road. miles frum the Cosft
House A me large house and OF land. with a
large rumber Of choice fruit Can be bought al
barK1n-
SHALL FARMS acres, I Of mile from the first
aepnl nun ne City. on OF th7 principal Harads
SUI black sandy loan. excellent for gardening - frmne
Durp ses VI lth good orchards &c viii be SOLD - a
sscrilcc II applied for soon
CEDAR Sr.-oue mile from the cifyline. cot1a-e
iouse and Barn. nearly new. and acres OF land with
yonnz bearing iruit tires Will sell or tent
EAk-d OF 80 ACkES-ls miles from the city. good
u and Oqldinss and well watsrsd, with rchaFd
casies fruli S34 peri
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l.O00 ACRES o
COAl- AND lltON OkE LANDS AT SO PER ACRE
rehasy isaniS % mest ON Pittsburg the Pei
good Tor farming purposes, with line foot Of btu
Ous coal aud veins OF lun varying thickness
u 10 "A inches fhesbJye valuable lands offered IN
exchange ior Western lands at the low price Of SO per
acre.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
:. = L..
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ARRIVALS.
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
u THE HuMAN SIGHT EYER INVENTED
N. III. sOLOMONSON.

PRGcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAE,
Keeas the largest assortment the most approved kinds OF
SPEcTACLES. All his glasses, whether for Gear OF lar
sighted ground under his inspection, by machine
" Of new construction with the greatest care, so as 10
eyes IN al cases curing Weakness D1zziaess or
IRdazzaon o Eyes and imparting strength for oas
Tezdia q OF fine sewing.
e n. II. SOlomoason would here inform the public
tha; he employs any in the sale Of his lenses
2 Also splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. Nj
CROSCOPES, CoAIPAsSES. &c keyf on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inssred without pain, as perfect natural
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nKNNAKE an INlPOSThR-

7
CAUTION To INvALIDs.-DR. SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(OHce ia Broadway. New York known as the author
Eci5 CEraiue Trsafezf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver stomarh, Bowels Kidneys skin Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Compiaints
continues his practice with hs usual success E lie IS
uT absent from NeE Yort aH9 has bosHJoT years
He has other qe associate parer at Btco,
Cheggo Detroit, Pittsburgh eselre, and has Hof hid
u BsDaTe of al persons using has preieHaag 70
hare AO TO hare had professional connection ih
him They Iaposers - Apply, personally or By let
ter directly himself his Ofoe Tl Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
any part Of the country and restment conducted
success uy by letter visit from the patient preferred
His sN LECTURES" the Lungs, and cEplaiuing the
method by which he the above diseases 3sO
bcundl sent by mail, post paid for 20 cents.
e Beware eially ofthe advertisements OF Fitch
Dodge Co. " Of Detroit and Of Fiteh L. kes ofPitts
burgh, Chicago, &c
IA Broadway, New York June Is5s.
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To resfre heal h parity the blood FsFeEs,
without exception from foreign matters having heen
ahsJrbed aud reiane mthe circulation These e2nses
Sickness my pTodgcs inhaenzl, Group rheumatism
goat cholic or cough. Bat Brahlreths Pis. simple
potent and veg table, TIE and the curc fol-
lows Of They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives Pnscipal oce. 20 Canal street.
Brandreth Building New York- Sold also by
Il - 9 u ID
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]. II. JOHNSON, II. D
HONRnPATHIST

osss ~ ss..wsls nSsE ssgsrior street corner SEN
ianle'diy
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Real Gstate Aneuts.
E0R SALE OPP EYnn1Nnn

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- SklSr AND SAW BIlLL-water Power and s5uud-
nc o. u 20 miles By Raliroad from Clevels-J near a
vii eLcnange N pazt for gecd farm
- AChES-Near the Lake Shcre-1 niles f,,r, rs,.l,s
Slation+ NJ nch sandy oam. abundance Of fu az ai1
~ as anc " acres timber Will take western Lands n
par payment - ----@ --
STONE DWELLING LOT-weu located IN n sesir,
oie Ps I u ne sli,i TO exchange snail iarm
CASE AfENUE-A cotiage house with large iot and
hne yalletE Of ru trees and grape Vues: 10 eran fr
small IA - - ---se A'A .
Ise SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COW
any STOCK nd NacaHt Lots o exrhIugI- ~ a .1,T
els. a A-s
At EUCLID STATION 40 acrrs OF land-soil bl,r,
sh1y leani under hne cultivation with a unlance OF
Snotee n9h ana some rmheTs, two dwellings and two
she Ins sprng Il voter; aud acres Z Of
N ie n a OF tie Statlou, rch oany soil To oxchass
Tor good improved firm. Also
- ~ ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-Ont the Lake shore-
considerable fruit u ~-9i -
nv koN CO-Farm Of 10 acres II mile from r.
,, SO peM house and barn, orchard, sc we'll
VIII exchange IN part for Western lands o. ether
FoR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-S2ie
10 do Fsnkf 1t st-Sl5O
80. ROUSE y JENNINGS
nmN
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GRAFFENBERG
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trumbull Co, o. BI, arshT. 81
u he ebY certify Iha; have been dealing in the Graen-
berg Medicines for the past year and truly say thar
have never hed medicnestO 10 the pu-ic that have
with the decided APPRECIATION Of the people than
these, PARTICULARLY the Pills AID CahOicon They will
readily perfrm all and than for them.
have sold about y b0 ties OF CathOoon the past
son, and / ar the best results an every ease
J. H. Z. JOHNSON. Med Agt.
slsad what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graenherg Med
ielnes Ds- IS physician Of extensive Practice and
one Of the most Successful IN the cJunY frumbui m
which he reside
This csrtdes that have used The 6rasuberg Pills and
Marshall s Cathoheoa- i u here By H. e Johns0n
my pracice 70 satire satisfaction They are good
Dr. c. " BUSHNELL
Hartford, Tmmbull Co, o, MarchT I, 81.
WEST BEnFoRD- COshOcton Co. May "a. 81.
Mr. H. B. Eiasssy-Sr: have been selling tho me6I-
cines o. the noers Company for the last years,
and have naraby found them % give go safisdctiOn;
aud the Pulls have sold 10 great many miliss IS resu-
larry as their tea and cnec aad with trade they have
becqe staple article marSh1lfs Uterine Caiholicons
melne that has dane great amount of sood IN Fe male
Diseases, Oue ladyi sold Il 70. Told tht she had
celsed good from bottle han she did from long
medical treatment By the most sku m scau
Yuurs Truly. JAMES WILSON.
For sale b. all druggists and medicine dealers Ono
II. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mh6-d&W - General A gent for Ohio.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEKTY-A IeaSebsi5 vyer1
aed N . eeOIIa part Of the ciiy corner oi los hy
5eSset Win good buildings The buildings with lease AZ
III s - Va VII DC s1s9ansed At very low price for house
GOOD FARM-Ahouf N uises iron, IN. f-;,,, MI
seies Win god hous hlru and orchard With \
$40 peracre. - -N9'1~-
SIX ACRES-One mile west Q the city line on Plank
h9e... ~ " exchange for farm.
DEA hOlL sf-Near Stale 81 House and Lot-lot qs
- ne Win shade and fruit trees-to exchange for
On LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west Of tie eity-Fortr-
~ Acres, with small house and orchard and acres
Slde preferred. - 49,
LoRAIN ST.-GoOd 2story House and La 70 erraan-.
fura small farm -N
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l teI arge number OF Borders well locafe near the
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