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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

AFPRAY.-An Irishman named John Kennedy
yesterday afternoon attacked with an axe and dan
gerOusy injured another young Irishman named
Martin Morrison. The ARRAY occurred in the
neighborhoOd Of the Brooklyn House. some three
or four miles out of the city. Morrison is badly
cut in the face and head, and his body severely
bruised. Some persons. as near as We can learn,
happened to pass the spot where Morrison was
wounded, and saw him lying helpless upon the
ground, his horse and wagon standing quietly be-
side him. They laid him in the wagon and started
the horse; and the horse walked straight 10 the
house of Edward GIlen, Detroit street. with whom
Morrison boarded. lie was lifted out of the wagon,
placed in bed , and his wounds dressed by Dr. Nc
Flrland- Morrison was delirious most Of tho time
last evening, but accused Kennedy and two other
persons whose names he did not know with being
the perpetrators of the outrage. Kennedy. who
is represented as bad and passionate man, was
arrested and committed
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WAsHlNGTON NRMs-

New YoRK, June H.
The Washington correspondent Of the Evening
Post learns from reliable source that HORell
Cc0o IS about to retire from the Cabinet, and Sem
ator Pierce Of Nd, 70 take his place.
In case Of Henry Dwight, charged with perjury
IN the matter Of the Chicago and Alton r. r.,
Judge Russell held the defendant to bail in
S2,5O0.
TAe Tribune's Washington correspondent tele-
graphs that the Government yesterday received
dispatches from the Utah army asserting that the
Mormons had deceived Gov. Cumming, that only
non-eombatants had left Salt Lake City, and that
war was inevitable. Members Of Congress gener-
ally discredit the story.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June IL
There was considerable damage done by the
heavy rains Of yesterday. Along South and West
Streets many Of the store cellars are filed with
water over two feet deep. There vas also some
damage done TO the shipping. A schooner, name
unknown, is reported to have sunk in East River.
Several other vessels dragged their anchors and
diifted.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived this forenoon
from Havana with advices to the 9th. She spoke
with the Fulton, Of Havana, june 10th, in lat. 25
deg. IS min, d, ng. SO deg. min.
Passed the ship G.. l.. BUune, Of Kennebeek.
The yellow fever is malignant among the chip
ping at Havana.
The bark MarmiOn, from Havana for Sagua, had
been detained by British cruiser.
Sugars were very stiff.
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BosToN, June 10.

A destructive fire occurred in Milk street at an
goo TO S2OOO Among bnildings destroyed was
COrintbian Hall, corner of Federal street. from
which the eOnhagration extended west 10 Theater
alley. On Mix street, Nos 55, 81, 50, 81, 90, g.
II and % wers more or less damaged together with
their contents. The principal frms, who were
mostly dry goods dealers occupying the stores de-
strOyed, were E. B. Paine, q. W. Griffith & Co,
Morse &iColeman, Hutchins L Marsh, c. T. Hath
away & Co, Carpenter. P!impton & Co, Baldwin,
Baxter & Co, Geo. Blackburn 4 Co, and ]. II.
Bradlee, Agent Of the Ballard Vale Co.
The loss is fully covered By insurace.
The schooner Oregon, from Rockand, lost her
fore-mast and main top-mast last night Of Nahant
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS, June IA.
The Mexican government has imposed 8 loan
on the capital Of foreigners. Affairs look gloomy.
A fight had occurred between the rival forces
Exeheguray was besieged in PerOtO, and was
obliged to retire. Mirmsran, Of the ZuiOaga fac
ton, had been twice defeated President Juarez
was at Vera Cruz. The Pope has sent letter to
ZulOaga, thanking him for restoring the Clergy
Indian ravages continue in Durango.
TampicO and MaEatlan were the only seap9rts
not in the hands Of Juarez- Zuloags was sup
pressing the newspapers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

$500 FOR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels of choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, aud no one
accused them Of SUIT ing themselves 10 NAP when
it would SEEN proper 10 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 Saw upon, and has LETT upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAM
4 garment made :" to the LETTzR'-as above
will never be called upon 10 recognize the "LET
'ER RIP
At j. SOnnebOrn's, l56 Superior street, Cleye-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what doubly adds TO the wonder, Is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than al
any other clothing store "a The STATE
Admission free, and attendants TO show visitors
through the extensive e. .tablshment-gratis.
iuneSd ktriWtf
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FIRE
NASHVILLE, Sunday me

NASHVILLE, Sunday morning 18Th
On Saturday evening between and O'Clock
fire broke out in the building occupied by Babcock
& SOuntag, on Water ST., destroying numbers l. ,,
g. and 5, on Water ST., and numbers / and , on
Main St
The following is, as near as we can learn, the loss
BabcOck & Sountag, hardware $50 900; insurance
s22 600. Elisha Babcock $1,000; insurance S.
900. Babeock Bros, (building) insured 5000 =
Canal Bank building damaged about Sl50O-fuly
insured, Journal Office building total wreck-in-
surance $4,000; material insured S5OOO A. REFS,
leather and wool dealer, lost but little except da-
mage in removal Of goods. Applering & Blummer
clothiers. in corner, removed goods in a damaged
condition. Louis KOhn. damaged by waller.
Total loss will not fall short Of 100000.
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

To restore heal must purify the blood. Fevsrs,
without exception. rise from foreign matters having Lesn
a5sBrbed aud retans IN the circulation These
sickness produce inAaepzl Group rheumatism.
gout. eholic or cough Bat BraRireths Pills. smpe,
potent and table. tie cause. and the fol-
lows o course They the OF every day szviEg
many Tauable lives Pnue Fa a5ce. ssi Canal street
Brandreth Building New YORK Sold also BY
juns-dxElE DBs7 A s GARDINER Cleveland
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YgsTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHIN6ToN, June u.
The Naval Bill passed both Houses amended TO
l,.ovide for seven slOops Of war and 4 side-wheel
steamer for the China seas.
The Indian Deficiency sec, 900, ,OOOLoan Bill also
passed. also the Ocean Mail Steamer Bill. also the
bill for the Collection Of Revenue; the House bill
for the carriage of the mails from ST. Joseph, Mo-,
to Placervile, Cal, and various other bills
The Senate decided that Messrs. Bright and Fitch
are entitled to their seats.
All the appropriation ills are through except
the Lighthouse and Post Once, on amendments TO
the latter Of which the two Houses disagree, such
increasing the rate Of postage and abOshing the
franking system.
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BALTIMORE. June 10


The damage done by the storm and food on Sat.
urday was very severe. Not less than twenty
turnpike bridges on the Falls and their vicinity
were; swept away, with fencing, &c A horse and
wagon were swept into the food; two negro wo-
men were drowned; and a white man who was
fishing timber from the stream was also drowned
Many houses were flooded, and eonsidefaIIs law
are sustained thereby.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

The MrNsrEELs-The Minstrels of Morris
Brothers, Pell and Trowbridge, were so well pleas
ed with their liberal reception in Cleveland the past
week, that they have resolved on giving another
Concert here on Saturday night next. Get ready
your quGrters
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Drp Gooos.
NEW GOODS.

q RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Ne Black Dress silks, and full supply,
India aud Summer silks.
Stella, Cashmere ami Ihibet Shawls
White Grape Shapls. emhrt idcred and plau.
Brocha Scarfs and Shawls,
Black and COluTed Silk Shaals.
Black six Asznfilzs,
ResfonDzess Goods, MOUselns dc Chcne,
Cha De LaInCs, Robes Qules,
Frgnch BlllIauis, OrEandF Nuslius
CLIniz OrElndieS, ChOcolate Orsandies,
kesiou Grenadines, Berags Robes,
French Jacc1nets. Gtngham Jbesa Q Qmla,
Pain all wuo de LANES HOy les PIN 5.
frsnch. English and American alezeS,
La. les GauHtlets, q ents Diving GGyps,
Ladies MarselileS Cola 5, Chantilly Wells,
P4rasols. Ribbons and Lace,
Emb'I Handkerch els Emb'd Collars
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace Mitts,
Chautilly Buged Collars, White SILK FIiLga
Emb'd BaudS, Edeiugs ard lusrTtineE
fancs Belt Eibhons. Marseilles Trimming,
Blzck Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna sngS.
Bonnet CraDes. IiluSOl Lace
Bonnet ROuches, AleNandeT's KID Cloves
Emb Izre aad Musin Window Curtains,
Damssks. Morvoens Table and Piano Covers,
Marseilles Quilts COunie pane> and Toilet Covers,
IrIsh Linens, 1irklngs and Sheeilags,
Russia TOEelinss and Hukabuks,
staple Shirtiugs and Fancy do,
Broad Clolhs, CasSimerBs aud Satiuefts,
Nesiiugs and Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checked NaiantlnS, Dab Alpaca.
G-4Cashmore Coating, Cashans,
Neck tIchieis Suspenders, and Un.brellas
All of which have been bought low and will be sOld al
i1alS s RAYMOND 4 co @ Superior ST
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AaHIN0IUNI UuUE IT.
The President has issued proclamation for the
Senate TO meet Tomorrow noon. saying that an
extraordinary occasion has occurred rendering il
necessary and proper that they shall convene to
receive and act on such communications as have
been or may be made to them.
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THE REGATTA.-We learn that a meeting Of
those interested in getting up yacht regatta was
held on Friday night last Another meeting viii
be held shortly. and proper arrangements made as
to the time and terms of the race. Why not the
FOurfh1
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The steamship Drabel has arrived. The Havana
correspondent Of the Courier eOntradcts the story
Of the landing Of British marines near Cardenas.
Yellow fever was prevailing among the shipping at
Havana Sugars were firm for the higher grades.
The stock at Havana aud Matanzas was 30O, 600
boxes.
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70 BRYANT& & SrRArToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation.
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany. Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
persa. p R. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
the eCieveland Writing Department ebs4u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

sAILED.-Tbe City Of Cleveland sailed for the
Superior country last night
The Iron City will sail tomorrow night; and
will sail every other Wednesday night during
the season
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SAvlNNIH. Inne Il

The steamship Isabel from Havana and Key
West, 10th inst, has touched of Tybee, on her
way to Charleston. Trade is dull at Havana, and
there is no political news Of importance. The
health Of the city is good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

NATIONAL DIVISION S. OF THE Grand Ma.
tional Division of the Sons of Temperance met at
Indianapolis Indiana, on Wednesday last Twenty
StStes were represented.
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NOT ARRIVED.

QUEBEc, June l4-l:49 P. NJ
The steamship Nova Scotia has not yet reached
this port She is fully due between now and to-
morrow morning. A more reliable account Of her
commercial intelligence with additional interest to
that forwarded from Newfoundland viii be for
Warded on her arrival
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

THE PANoRANA or IRELAND will be offered at
Constsble's sale tomorrow, Tuesday, June 18th,
at o'clock P. n. in the Grays' Amory. fine
opportunity is offered to purchase a Panorama
which, under shrewd management, can be made
to pay well to any Snowman who may feel inclined
TO invest in II. .. dot
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GoDEY's LADY's BOoK.-Ihis Magazine for July
has been received II is a sterling number. Pub.
lished by Louis A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All othsrs mere i'm taions and should be avoided If
Won wish % cssspe iilicule.
GRAY. RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly t. a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
injury 90 Hair OF SKIN
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have tecn
awarded 10 Wan. Baicheor since ISIS aud - 90
applications lave made TO the HAIR Of his patrons of
las flinous Dye
WA A. BATCHELoRS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from naurl, and is
not TO nureu the oast however long l. may be
Hod, aui the ia effects OF Bal Dyes romedeJ the Hair
vis,raiol Tor life bg this splsadid Dye.
Aade sold applied On private ro0ms the Wiz Fac
i33 Broadway, y. Y.
70 The GsuHine has the address upon 4 steel
engraving four silrs of each Box of
WILLIAM A BArCIIELOR,
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EVERY FEM4LE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE DICALPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ. d,
NEW YORK CITY
Az INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
which embodcd fuII AMI chasse description
(n0Wledsa ueces 20 the welfare OF those manisd or
about T. bs procss fooace pregnancy
aud delivery, their pains and dangers, well the
meil0ls by VIII, nsuy the latter may oivlaod
teaching how tho system may be invigarate aad
10 It's proper toae, after having beea prosraied by
plants incSeuial 10 the humsn iIsmo Also, murh
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which will obviaie
the necessity any great amount sickness and enable
the obser reader 10 be. sreat extent her ply
sician.
TENTH EDITION.
TINS book asaiiahls the understanding the
piannsd arranged and carried oat, work Of
Hind before the public While gives wholesome
particulars aud IN respects information
Eoas ofhe decatc connected with the female
system should be placed ia the hands Of every female,
siusle or married.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also presigilns used by the doctor
nhspTaciicc faT the positive Of Sorsloss ErHs-
tszs-Fsrsr aaf a5s-Seuerc CosJss en9 coLEs-RseHa-
aiisl -DEPspSiasg Of a tAe lLHr, Sc, Sc, &c any
eh preparations nay prOse OF great value to the
reader.
This book Will be sent by mail, free Of postage. the
reception OF price, which may be erher
Ostase stamps All orders should be addressedt %
r. b. HUTCHINGS.
aPz2dSw6maol Is Chambers street, n Y City
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CINCINNATI, Juae IA.
River Al feet and rising slowly Weather has
cleared up finely. Railroads al in order.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

Y For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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Me1ifines.
JOY to The Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Talk Of beauty it cannot eri.t ,-i,,,,,. : =. -.
s1 - in read the following and II YOU ask more see
- around each bottle. and 80 can doubt -
Jh OFESSOR' WOODS HAIR
Rs ,9ss % this wonderful Drspsraio5 ab t,Ss Ss
ma IN \ . e9ieI gay hliE-eovers The heal Of the
5 s q 1 al elsanso1s srptiorscausss eoaiinal sa-
sl3s i9r the hair w preseve its color aa Ess, % s
70 e5trsne old ase-in all natural beauty We
e ~ surely the yoqns viii not as Shes
10 man sf me ne SIehiag curl be without
The gent ieT PeoL woois Hair RESTORATIVE in New
torafive. few weeks since s-'u - 'ns hss
-, DEEs RIVER. COSx, july a. lsss
F S - ~ ~, M 6. hlss oeen troubled with dan
gan to cone olt scarf and hair together saw h ~
called Al youf store o The lst Of April last an 5Sbs
sd one bottle 70 = ~ 5od found ny saiislcti % 1s
the ing u rel1oFed the scurf and new har ls -
gIou s now two Or three inches Ia length -Lere h 80
two bottles more by SI Po the bes1l % y SIs 70 sens NE
know as any ofths knd IS used tins Blsce You may hs
a narke' IeI many sottles after II Is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
w, PmLApELPHA, Sept. 9. Is5sn
Fisi; ,WSod1De3r Sir YoIr Hair Restorative IS prov
l 1a sei oeaeheal % ne The front and also the back
have used but tw5 half unt bottles Of yodT Restorative
ng crop q yOuas hair and the frOaf so recevi Il
~ ce1 A' .Se3 & other prepa5ailons VII hout beae-
tOn ean inluce manE others u tryi
AN-istesfeelhtI5f D. r. THOMAS. NJ n.
No. f0f Vine street
NINcENNEs, IA, June p. ls53
Prof o. j. Wool; As you are about - n,annfcf,1r l
Nend your recauily discovered Hair Resorativs will
iof Il nav concern that have used Il
ld Alsn others 70 itthat, have for severa wears
the habit OF us othcr air Rest0raVss and thai
hu yours vastly superior 70 ofhcr know Il ENTIRELY
clean>s The head 4 Tdandru and with one MONTH, Dron
use VIII restore hair the original Vauhfal
color and texture. swing u healthy soft and gldsV an
pfaTancei and all this without discO0rag The hsu tt
apply II or the dress on hich drops. IwOu "a therefore
Ieeommend Is use 90 eserY one desiruus Of hasiI fue
color and texture 10 hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
o, J. WOOD CO, Praprietors, ~ Broadway n Y
"a the great N n. Wire Ruling Establishment and ia
Market street, ST Louis. Mo
And sold BY all good Druggists. mh2.dS,V9m
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Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY

H
HaRIFoRD, Trumbull Co., o n, arch Z, 81
he sby certify tha- have been dealing the Graen-
berg Medicines for the past year, and truly say thaI
have cref nsdcinest the puSltc that have
wiki the decided APPRECIATION Uf the people shan
these, particularly the Pills and Cathocou They will
readily Perform all and than promised for the.
have ot about ty b0 ties ofthe Catnocon the past
J. II. &. JOHNSON. Med. Agt
Read what DR. Bushnell says Of the GTafentarg Med
ienes DR. b. physician Of extensive practice and
of the successful the caanfy (rrumbnn)
This eerlies that have used he Gra5nberg Pills and
Marshalls CathOlcon sold here By h {. Johnson,
NY practice 20 my entirs Eaiisacton- They good
medlclues.
Dr. @. W BUSHNELL
Hsrtiord, rHmbdn Co, o, lIsrch7 I, 81.
Wgsr BEBFORD. CoShOcton Co. May "A 81
Mr. ". B. Kingsley-Sir have been selling the
enes Of the Graenbers gomaag 1r th8 last ten years,
and have an sarbT oand tosa 70 give sood satisaeon;
aud the pills have sold ~ great families regu-
larry As helr tea and ooco and with trade they have
becoms staple article Marshalls Uterine CahOlicon
medicine tat has done soad Fslale
Dtseasea One lady SOLD it to told thtf she had
ceived mole rcod from httlo than hc Did from long
course ofmCdca teaant - the sf fu ohrsiciaHS.
fours, Tfui3. JAMES WILSON.
For sale b. All dr.ts and mctIcsue dealers Ohio,
= q kiNGSLEY. Cieveiand.
mhGaSW - General AseEt for Ohio
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nIAYOR RLRCTFD.

NORWICH, Conn, June IL.
Amos II. Prentice, Esq, Republican, was to-day
elected Mayor by handsome majority over the
combined opposition.
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ALARM.-The alarm Of DE ID night was az.

THrArER-Miss Maggie Mitchell appears to-
night in two pieces.
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EOR sALE-TKUMBTLL 90
nor SALE.-A handsome Conn1-v

E'OR SALE.-A handsome Country
a kesldance-Ou New burg roaf z rIrs g.. -. -.
HOUSE hne large house. and acres II lsn,i Win =
b.Tsaia 1lle oi en"ee irait trees Can b b0uEkE
STALL FARMS acres, 4 ola nile from the fri
S oaek sandy ioam erceent for gardening CT farmin
purposes IN two goDd orchards Re Wi7I ~ - N -
sacrifice II applied for soon 80 - 'o-1 - .
1, CsDAk Sn--Oae mile from the city line Cottage
v eH1 Daths neaIy new, and acres Of lznd, with
yvsli oearlng lruit trees. Viii sell orient
elA's " ~ ACtkS-ls mlos from the ety; good
= n and nul.dlnzs anl we'll Watered with an or.fi =
choloe fruit. So por ale : 80
Oh SALE OK EXCHANGE-l0Oo ACRES a
CoAL AND Iron ORE LANDS. Ar so PFR 1fRr
II snnsy yania 50 llcsf Pntsbnrg near ne Psrn
ltaliroad and Canal; heavy tinberud lands All
s1 loI farming purposes with fns folf vein nf bfn
So5 and selns Of roE varyngi IN thickness from
- " - ncn The above valuable Lands are orei II
e1ehnse for Western lands the low pricc of so us-
ROUSE JENNINGS.
q
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Real Gstate Aaeuts.
EOR SALE an EYCU1NCEE


EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
u GRisr ANDSAw AIILL-Water Power. ssf ssrnI
s o. 20 miles BY Railroad from Clsresr5 ne,r
"iil sxeeange IN part for good faim $50 So@ineas-
the Lake Shore rnlas b., =, Ia,
kinds ~ 70 .@n1y ioans abundanco Of fruit an
par PAYMENT win H-AS hesern lands
~ sLOsE s DWELLING LOT-Well located n, &. d.,
CksE aVFNiIi4lsi NSii4li Q enc hnnse mr. snail iarm
Ane s1istE OF truif trees and grape Tises 10 - @ @e
y iS ,S SItARES CLEVELAND IRON ArTVr4c co,r
,rm oe-r tl,~ Lois o exch1nse fr mail
ehy- - ~ we'll located IN the
AT EUCLID STATION an acrssof =,
by iSSam' under tine c1ltvaf0a wiIb al Iala8ce ~
Ss llItt and some timbers; two dwellings ana to
= i ana neveTlans sprng u voter and aersS \ ~
-..io n Ot the station; rich loamY soII I'd = -
Tor a good improved FIRM Ala S So'- ~ eAeAanss
70 ACRES IN WILLOUCHRv- n, a.. =
fruit '@-- = ss4eAn q waller and
/, ,,So ~ Kun So-Fsm Of 10 acros X mile fromR
-S4-- 1eN house and barn. orchard ~ veil
oroDertT N part for Western lands o. cthsr
SOiN AHN = story Dwelling House on Lake st-sgle
uo do FTsakf n st-SIs0
iBn14 ROUSE = JENNINGS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RsporIed by the Union Telegraph,
OYFIcK, wARIHe's BLOCK, CONNER or BANK LED
ST. CLAIR sTRERTs.
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DYSPEPSIA Am FITS


.L rtrE err at CIfsT,B or coSsJT,JPTIocy r,ssar
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia part
Of The n@e ne was ealasa 70 A eSS he was e1eal1al
Tgssss-yi1,i,a, Tsre eI5 yT1is
in sa,e aftAnea has cured even body tasa IL
never having ed once Il IS equally as sne n cases Of
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