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1st. Cotton Il used as it is purchAssd-on sPOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
Cd. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie. las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis svsry simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken spart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut-
s:h. The stitch ia as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies' and others interested in the saving Of
Isbor are invited to call at the salss-rOOm Of the
,ubscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use oil machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
n the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Horlhrop 4 Spanglers Block
uhSOdsu:Iss Superior st. up ItAirI'
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,ARKENs THE eREYEsT HAIR

or replaces red sandy nge whirh deracs so much
from personal eomehness with abrlliant black or brown
The hues It imparts FAST COLORs and never change
mottle after exposure to the air In the raady UNI
ormty and certainty Of rs operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everyhare and applied BY all Hair DrssseTs JOSEPH
CIiEIsLa annEn 3 Co No 6 AsLar Hlasa. n. Y.
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FROM BOSTON.
BosroS, July %.

BosToNI July ..
The bark Sebois arrived at Quarantine yester-
day. from Cunfugus, with yellow fever on board
Capt. Mcneil, Henry Mason the % mate, James
Wood, passenger, and Thomas AcPsrland, Geo
Norman, seaman, all died on the passa-e
The barEs Lola Wiley, St Mary's and the brig
Spjtiire are still az Quarantine with the lever on
buarl
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RFPUDIATED
AUGUSTA, Ga, july %.

AUGUSTA, ia, July -
The Millilgeyille papers contain proclamation
from the Governor Of Georgia, ordering the Stste
Treasurer not TO receive the bills OF nearly all the
spece paving hanks Of the State in consequence OF
technical informality in the semi-annnal returns
Of the banks, which were made as formerly
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KNOCKED DOWN

WAREHAN, Mass, July %
Alvin Gibbs was knocked down and dangerous
ly injured. and robbed Of $500 last evening. His
Iife Is despaired of. The two men who robbed him
have been arrested in Taunton and a portion Of
the money was found in their boots.
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p BRYANT & STRATToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
psrsa. p. r. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4ti
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rRa,I WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The President before leaving Tor bedlord Sprlngs'
unnamed Jno- Nugent, editor OF the San Francis
co Herald who is now here, agent 10 proceed 10
Frazer River to make proper representations 10
citizens Of the United States, with the view OF
proventng collisions or outbreaks IN that quarter;
cur GoTernme ut being satisfied from Official aud
other sources that liberal policy Wia De p1fsuea
toward them by the British anihorlies-
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TO BE HUNG

TOETLAbbi he-5 JuiJ -
Foxsud Williams. con ::-icted Of murder on board
the bTig Albion Cooper, ha.e been sentenced 10
be hung August 22d.
Clifford
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T B.COBB q CO, Rkof6OLf Rko, b OL- -.
LY ak the enIio1 o. , B % AZ And approved
= Mi Bss IN USES We keep these books IN larfs guam
III IS the stock Is new and N sOoa Soh1i'''H ---
= = nd terms reasonAole-
A dams Ariihmeiiesi
,l,evvs ADD Stoddard's Latin Grammar;
Al dreus Latin Reader
Aua 'rsvvs' Si--ssieal serles'
Andr sWs' latin LeAleol'
Au-h,5u 5 Ct. ssieal Series
Arae,d,s Class ieal Series
Aaihon'z Latin '1eiionAfS'
Aias,xoyth's Lain 'ae'i'a-iy,
Adlsr'z Progressive G 'illll -,
Adlsrs Ge-mAa Diesisn- ~
B0uTdou's Alseira;
Billions English GrsnmaT,
Browns Grammars; 80
BeTaTd's U, S. Hi<oB,
Builers Saliusf.
BO5d's Rhetoric,
Bulh0as' Classical Seriess
Colburns Arthmsiic;
CoveTs Dizsst OF Easiish Grammar
Clsrks Grammarss
COrnelrs Geosrzphiesi 90
CoiO9 Fiteh'sGeOgraPhiss; O.
Couislock's Philosophyi
Coopers Virgil;
Croshy's Greek Grammarss
Cutters Physiologies; C2l
Crirtenden's Book Keeping,
Dsy'sAlgebrs;
Davies Mathematical Works;
Fowler's English Grammar,
Fitch's Physical Geography,
First Lessons in History;
First Book u History;
FasQuslles French GnmmaT,
6reenleafs Arithmsiies,
GTeeRs's Gramm rs,
Goodrich's Pictorial Histories;
Gasrnssy's U. S History;
Gray's Chemistry;
Gands' 'Graanar-Germans.to lean. .English;
Grsy's BOtanieS; tO
HiIards Readers;
Hazens Speller and Defner;
HitehcOcks Geology;
Harkness' Classical Series;
JOhnsOa's Cicero;
KuehDer's Greek Grammar,
Legendres Geomstry;
LOOMS Mathematical WORKS.
Lowell Readers;
LYelPs Geologies,
Lossins's u s. History;
Liddell ScOti's Greek LEIoous.
Mattison's Astronomy;
AcGufey sRssdsrs; (D
AeGudeY's New ReadeEssEiO
sfandeville's Readerssag9 Il
AeGudey's s. eIlsr;
Mitehelrs GeogrSphiss,-lD
MeNallsy's GeosEaphy,
Mosss's Geosr4phys
Aonteith sGsographiess az
Miiehsll's 0ailins Maps
McCIntOck & Crooks First Latin BOOK,
HcC hatock Crooks First Greek Book
Meadows French Dictionary.
Mayhsw's Book Keeping,
Noel chSpsals French Grammar;
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IN A MOMFNTi

Without dstaiuiBg the Merchant FROM his business; ts
man ofFashion ms eIi1ymenisi the Maron from hei
hOuzskold duties
CHRISTADOROs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
The Won erul Chemical COunsere OF Natures ColTins
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SAILED-The steamer Iron City sailed last
night with full compliment of passengers and
freight.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
UYTIcE, wARIEs's BLOCK, coRNER or BANK AND
ST CLAIR sTREETs.
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nrrox. I'LL. July 2s.

DIXON, Ill., July %
IF Farnsworth was to-day nominatedior re-
election by majority in the Republican Coh'en-
tion. 2d Congressional District
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Joy to the Admirers Of a Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

Talk Of beauty eaanot exist without fas head Of
sa then read the ths oll9as & and 4 700 ask more see
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
Il kESrORATIVE--we call the attention Of all, old
and young 70 this wonderful preparation, which turns
bald with ITuriaal groWth-removes The dandruf Itch
i9s and az elialsoes eontigaai aov
sing for the halr vial pIese is color and keep = firm
estkeS he bsd he Iay. or diseased ia scalp 10
tia d surely the Will nct they value the
Ifs prsiss "a, s G5on thstonsus oftsSasaais
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorativs in New
Haven the iO lowing letter IN regard % the Res
tOTatiye, a few weeks since:
DEEP RIVER CoSx July q Isss
MI Le1venTorth-Sir: Ihave been troubled with dan
Jru scurf ny head for than year my hair be-
gan scur and hair together. saw ina New
called az your store the st Of Apr last anf ourchas
sd one bottle % ~ ~ 5nd iS9aa % ny @ @ =, a. a.
grow il IS three inches in length where i
two bottles more By T Post, the bearer q this don't
know any 1.-THE Kind Is used IN this plses you may have
'--' 80 Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
PHILADsLrHIA, Sept. ., 80 3
Prof WOOt-Dear Sir Yc1r Hair Restorative Is prov
ba Of nv head almost lost its eovering-in fact BALD
have used but half pint bottles q your Restorative
ing crop Of young hair and front also receiving
se sesas , 4'I shit s5 9S s nv pr % e @y oss
tiOn / induce many others to try Il
No. 4Ol Vine street.
VINcENNEs, IA, June y. 1853
Prof o. J. Wood; As you about 10 manufacture and
vend your receaiy discovered Hair Restorative. viii
for whomsOever concern, that have used 1t
and known others itthai have for years
the habit Of other Hair RestOratves aud that
find vastly any other know II entirely
eleansesthe head Il fdandru aud with months proper
will restore perxoLs hair 70 the original you hfu
color and texture giving healthy. soft and Elussy
peurance. without diEcoorug the hancs that
appvit or the dreSs hoh drops would therefore
10 every DESTROYS Of having me
color and texture TO hair.
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD / Co, PIOpriet0rs ~ Broadway. n. Z.
Gin the great n Y Wire Railing Establishmenfl and IA
Market street, ST LOUIS. No.
And sold b all good nrugEists- mk2sdkW3m
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WILL TRUTH COlIMAND ATTENTION.

To restore heal We must purify the blood. Fevers,
without exception, rise from foreign matters having been
sfsoTbsd aud retane circulation These
sickness nay produce influenza Group. rheumatism
Eoat oholic cough. Bat Branireth's Pills. simple
Poten and veg table, tie and the cure fol-
love cSurse. They the OF eveTy day saving
many valuable lives Principal once. ga Canal street.
Branirsth Building. New YORK sold also b.
iuus5dGr rlu nBa-7 A s Gardner. Cleveland
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DEATH OF SAMUEL BROWN.

ADRIAN, July 2s. "a
sam Brown. late general Superintendent Of the
81. s. & n. l. Railroad, died here at one O'Clock
this morning.
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Ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fOurtl
naua
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r b dUrCHINGS.
l. I-El-.nl..r. .-ra.-l 4

J. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs Of the Cleve
Iaai PlEmling WORKS, Ats1ter Block are prepared
vita xrge force Of experienced workmen doing every
sr, tioa OF Plu slng in the most thorough nznneT On
he most scientific pans reasonable terms. and on short
notice large stocks Of Fountains q dhereat stvles and
,,-s Bsthipg Tabs of gsst ir0a and WOOD lined with
Ipaed-coppeT steam heaters. LEAD zld galvanized iron
rs Leather and India Rubber Hose, every descrtpiu no
- F.sS ~ Pased C1ks including the P4en SelelOs
- Cs recently iutroducsd Wash BOWS and all kinds
fWatsr nrks Fixtures keDt constantly OF hand AL
10y usrranted. ul2s-d gWtf-
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BEWARE on INlPOsTEIi

CAUTION TO iNYAIIDs,-DR- sASiU FL S. FITCH,
tOHce IA Broadway, New York; known IS the author
Nrio curaus TeafHsaf Tie diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Si0marh Bowels, kidneys skin, Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood, Sc an for all emAle Complaints
continues his practice with his usual e Ne is
usr 0bsHf from keb York da5 has 0f bssnf0T
Ne lss 0fseT DIR GsOciIfe BastHe al Bsa0,
ic500, Dsr0lf Piffs5ErgA esseTs oa9 hss not hid
q BsIaTs Of all persons Hsin9 has Has pefediHg 10
haus Aor h1Be bet pr0fes5ozai o0alecoa Irfh
hiE Tsy LHeoseTs - Apply personally By let
ter directly 10 himself his Oce 7s Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
ay part Of the country aud treatment conducted
success uly b letter. visit from the patient preferred
HIS SIX LECTURES" ihs Lunss. md tKpainins the
neiod By which he the above diseases a pages
Lcundl sent by mail. post paid ior 40 cents
r. Beware especially Ofthe advertisements Of ~Fiteh'
Dodge Co Of Detruii and Of Pitch l. kes, Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago, &c.
lfBruadway New YORK, June, ls5s.
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nle1irinfs.
WO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
", dEN dls,c % LOT % s5 ~ ~ Dab Nsss tEgIlori
BrE On ss e',b & sp 9 e s,ssT tom d Joshua
er column He treats the subject ia an able nanner and
Ffeal ~ AL5a1g Morning Express -p'-'
lTshas Uterine Cstnocon has proved to be fully as
y eS sas@sa sad others d. bridge IS rssSaS SGS
and Discrimination judisioas and hishly pTSc
@ tISsI, N all diseases, especially these Of women and
From PABaaans
Malsllalrs Uterine Caihocon viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which q Is recommends -
There Is no medicine ike It in this country
Uterine CatholcOn is eeriain and safe remedy.'
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICoN
- onered as re liable remedy for those
So as y Sash eseIy Toa!n Is li16le and which grad
talk or wurk becomes alike Of suffering n not i'm
remedy are Failing Of the WOMB. wRtsS s95
pressed Irregular or Panfu siensruafon Bloafin- IN
hanlna lns and Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary
saas hseSen or lneoaiiseoee Of UTae Heartburn, Co
EelaiIinss PAPltalions, Cramps
equnscied vita the uterine organs
LADIES who are troubled with any ofthe above symptoms
d,es Dr. BRIDC;E yifS S ~ :, are invited NV % , All
sasas Ts Sqt rs INGREDIENTS have been ,ds known % the
Specialize phgsiriIn in the country.
~ pTias o. ALARSHALL'S UTERTNEI CATROLE
con - One Dot'1rGHd a Hafpsr sia9ls bottle.
WEsr BEDFORD, Coshoeton Co, Nay Il, lss7
Mr. II Kingsley, sir.-I have been selling the medi-
cine ofthe GraenbeE Company for the last ten years and
have insraby uad them TO give good satisfaction; and
the pills have sold 10 grea- families regularly
thortea and cue. and with trade N have become
a. ape article Narshalfs Uterne Ca holi-on 4 meii-
cine tna Das done Of gOodin smale dseas
es ons lady 50 i 70 toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from course Of
medical treatment By the most skillfal phvsicians
January lst, lass.
MRS. RoBINSON'S CERTIFICATE
VERN0S, TrrmbuIl Co, May Ist 1853.
This certIes that have been in health for
yas and found 9tle Or no EMPLOYING number
been reduced By that and FlOuor Abus un had become
uceuted 20 considerable eItent- B. the advice Of DR.
" Bushnell procured and took SIX bottles Of M3rshas
utone tathocon which enabled 70 attend TO hus
band 10 his last sickness until he died which about
year SINCE have taken three bottles snee his d. ath
which has made able 70 labor and support family Of
three children The Cahoc0n has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has m ated my suffer
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CArHOLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
NIL a.-.. .-al.r ..r.lL. LuILl
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5petiaI Notires.
TRAVELERjs REGIsTEk.

a For Gas FlztrTes and Fittsag-AYTly
70 Fe0g EasgOrtG 8 Co., los and l07 Superior STREET
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,,vr WEN schLDED--TwO DROWNED.


The steamer Falls City broke her piston and
drove out her cylinder head, by which hye deek *
passengers were sc.Jded and two drowned, 81
miles below Memphis, on her upward UP yes'ei-
day
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J. II. JOHNSON, n. D.,
HOMEOPATHIST.

os lsI swss sYS ssSsSE IT''s sS,p:ss 20 3
lsbls:dlys
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NOR sALE-TRUMBULL Co

EOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
A, LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-240 Acre
win Dwelling Houses. large and with Barn
Shels and other farm buildings orchards and 40 acres
timber Soil s1ndy loan and we'll located.
EAST CLEVELAND-From nins acres Of land
a. Option ol purchaser with good Brck House.
barn aud large number of fruit trees desirable prog
erty niles from the Court Houss BY Euclid Plank Road
LAST CLENELAND-25 acres with Hou Q, Barn and
Orchard miles from the civ and short distance from
the Euclid Plank Road Will sell One-half the whole
70 SA o R o X CR AN -
TAVERN SIAND-At Station Of the princi-
pal Railroads IRON the city, 40 miles distant, large and
well constructed building and every convenience with
acres OF land Exchange for improved farm
FULTON CO--is0 cres ihe s-ir Line RR from To-
iedoto Chicago, mile from Station and and
miles from the County Seat; also,
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
an-2 Real Estata Aranln-
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Dentistry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
~ Of Teeth which they carefully keep the drawer
ind troublesome 70 carry m the pcket, are especially
invited to call 1t DR. HALLIWELLS l. sufal Hooms.-
To such ahber1l arrangnani Will be offered Having ade
arrangements prepared 10 the VulraniZed Com
puun instead of Gold Silver for AIncIal Teeth. which
has the hgheS reputation TO here oure used for
is extreme ghness cleanliness durability and neatuesS
Orc tooth or entire etcan be suuped 50 life IKE as TO
DEFY the closest observer, and perfect ht Warranted =
Silver aud Gold Plates usua from $40 So per lul
sets B.A HALLIWELL'S. N d,
Over Churchiil's Drug Store.
lun-a.IkW nnn- Old Cnnrf Hnu.e- Pnhlic 50
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EHAIK DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIK DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,


THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Allothsrs are ere ta ions aud shOad be avoided, If
you wish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY. RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10 a
beautiful and Natural Black without the least
auuiy 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded WIN. RaiohelOr 1853, and s00a0
Applications have been made 10 the HAIR n his iIORs Of
LIS famous Dye.
VIVA BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not distinguished from NATURE and Is WARRANTED
not 70 niuTen the least however long may be coutia
ued an the III effects Of Ba Dyes rensais; the Hair IN
yigorated for life By this spleudid Dye
Made sod applied (h private rooms At the Wig Fac
l53 broadway. 4 Y.
q The Genuine has The ami address upon sieel
engraving On four SIDES Of eseh Box, Of
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
arz2dSwem 80 Broadway. New York
WIGS +! WIGS WIGS!
BATCHELOR's WIGS AND TOUPEES surFaSS all.
They are elegant, light, easT and durable.
T1riug a charn-uo turning up beind-no shrinking
a Tie head indeed. this Is the only Establishment where
these things are properly Gnders o. d and made.
233 Bruaivsy, New York.
spgrdSvsnsm W. FISKE. Cievsland Ohio. AGENT.
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ROUSE L JENNINGS,
Danr Eafasa A.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE :

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE :
IL GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkrY-A leaashold we'll
oated in eeDtal part OF the city l0t los By
b3 feet with good buildings The buildings with lease
years will ss exchanged AZ very low price far house
A GOOD FARM-AbOuf % miles from the City Plank
RO1do2 acres with good hOcs barn and orchard With
yaIisy Of other fruitso sandy loan and well Watsted
$40 per- acre.
SIX ACRES-One mile west OF the city line On Plank
Road. Will exchange for farm
DETROIT Sr--Nsar STATE St--HOuse and LOt-lot -
- ~ Zee with shade and fruit treestO exchange for
farm-
ON LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west OF the citx-Forty-
two (f2 Acres with small house and orchard aud
q 1mber To Eehange for house and lotOne On West
LoRAIN Stood estOry House and LA u exchange
fora snail farm
VACANT Lots Two good lots On Garden ST, TO sell
low for cash o time
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS
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school Books.

T B.COBB & CO, RESPEC1FUL-
- ne entiou OF eaeners and Dealers 70 lhe
,,y1n Iist eInracng the most pgpu AZ and nppt
j. 49, Bols IN uses We keep these b90ss IN laffe guam
- - The stock Is and N god cohailioA' -- - -
-. nd terms reasonAole-
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aEzadkwen . Brosassy. New YORK
WIGS +! WIGS !! WIGS! !
EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Checsman, NJ. d,
WV XnpE rTTN


NEW YORK CITY
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun and chaste description
no,<edse necesSy the welfare Of these married
sot 70 be sredlSftae process ep;1a,pregnzncy
and delivery, their pains and dangers well the
methods BY which many Of the latter be oviaed and
teaching how the system may be iuygoTated and restored
40 is urer tone AFTER having been prosrAted by
plsiuts INCIDENTAL 70 the humsn frame. Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which will Obyiafe
she necessity any great amount Of seknss and enable
me oseryaut reader 70 be- great extent, her ply
sician- - -
This book avsizbe TO the understanding OF the
onur,fessional reader, and skifuIy elaborated
lsna,d arranged and carried out any work Of
kind now lefore the public. While 1t gives wholesome
sticiars and in respects sEcsUe information
some othe most delicate srs connected with he female
system Il should placed in the hands Of every female
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work aims ptions used by the doctor
n lis practice for the positive Of SorafOas ETHP
rio1sFsBer and Agas-SsrsTs Coughs aad C0lds-LeHH-
Dsspepsa-Fin a. c fhr Ha.r g., s.. g.,
one which propzrAfi1ns may prose % great value 10 The
rms tok vii BE seat By uail, nee Of pof the
e-Don al is price which he seEt ei'h~ la sney OF
nsfsse STAMPS All orders should Q l4.5fssS,- 70
r b dUrCHlNGS,
Il 4 m - y
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JUS ROUSE JENNINGS s. Superior 81
NOR OATE MP EVHTT A HT7T ~

II 49,, - l - O1s EAChANOE--
IL GElSf AND SAW MILL-Matsr Power AMI abund-
ance OF it. 40 miles by Railroad from Cisvssnd near
Station, IN god order and doing good business
Will exchange N part for good farm.
- ACRES-Near the Lake Shore-I miles from In ltd
station; s rch sandy lOam; abundance Of fruit ofai
knds, and II acres timber. Will take Western lands "a
part payment
STORE DWELLING and LOT-WeH located in a d.
slIaie p2rt Of the city: to exchange small farm
CASE AVENUE-A cottage house with large lot and
nns VARIETY OF fruit trees and vines exchange
small farm
l5o SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
PANh STOCK nd Vacant Lots % exchange fer a small
firm near the city house and lot wellOeatedin the
CRY.
AT EUCLID STATION % acrSs Of land-sOl black
sandy loams under hne cultivation, with undauos o
choice fruit and timber; two dwellings, barns
and neyer,taillng sprns CT wstsrs and acres. Of
M nor o. ths SlafIoni reh loay soil To exchange
10 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-Oa the Lake Shore
Good sol aud wei improved with stream OF Wated and
con-iderahle fruit
HURON CO.-Farm OF ll0 acres N mile from r r
station good new house and barn, orchard sc we'll
waisrsd viii exchange in for Western lzns 0hsr
property.
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ARRIVALS

- Citizens wishing Conveyance 10 either Of The abOv
Trains Boais Will be caed BY the Coaches
Omnibus Line BY leaving their address the Omnibus Of
6ce 81 Superior street. door neEt 10 Wedden House.
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EOR SALE-Vacant Lots-On Hn,

Il son Gariel. Seville and Maple Sts some verv a.
sIrsble lots on each, 10 sell cheap on time
STEAM saw MILLS miles By X. R. from the Civ
adjoining Station WIKI large story dwelling and
acres Of land -o -
GhtSI MlLL-WATER POWER-Whh a great fau
and abundance Of water II miles rom the CITY 2 run OF
st9ns; god dam and buildings and machinery in god
LAX ST-Sssr the Car Shops. one and a-half stoTy
IS ACRES-Ons mile from City line West BY Plank
hs9 GOOD soil One and a-half Ory frame house barn
stables, kc.-SS0 Per eere $3.50
FDR SALE Or hEXCHANGE.-KINSAIAN ROAD
miles from the Court Hose Seventeen scres Of iand
80 SOL and well cultivated with nice cottage house
para orchard and varetg Of fruit and shade trsesasO
sees ~ aber viii sell very low and receive pay IN
consul erable paIt IN other good properly
fAHAMAN Sr.-HOuss and lot 800 Exchanrs for
alarm o. Western lands.
WlSCONSiNA large amount OF lands we'll situated 10
e1nanse Tor goos Of various kins good CITY pnooerfV
SEnAR SH--Near Perry-A vacant lot, LOB h fruut-t0
sell or exchange for small house ot near SuDerior
street.
WARRENSVILLE-I22 Acres ner the center with
GOOD house. barn, orchard, &ctO exchange for good
Wsstsra lands,
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