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GROVER AND BAkER's FAN

1st. Cotton is used as It is purchased-Oa sPOOls
without rs-Winding; saving tias, trouble and
waste.
Sd. 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
ron large spool.
Sd. 1t very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and Kept in order and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. TIE stitch is always distinct, even aud reg
ulAr, and viii hot rip though every fourth stitch
be eIE
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embTOidsrs beautifully.
Ladies ard others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesroom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. Ths
sbOve machines are freely shown AID samples of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 .5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop Spangler's Block,
mhSad6m:lss Superior st-. NJ stairs
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To THE LADIES OF THE UNITE- NTEs-
II has been ny god fortune restore health many
Thousands Of isy c-uat5y-syomen-
Ny success has excited malice OF she ouvous and
ealsus but their psrsCcui lave served ca extend
and esab sh lay Showers o rteul oneriaes
have al!eu u9oa mg railway from th- lIT sufferer whom
have relieved. 50 long am le5l sd1conaie ard
haakfu remembrance by thasa Who have extrienced ny
skill, lean ari les1ise tn eorts Of m=clef-lakeIs
nd slandeTJrs.
My friends have repeatedly urged 90 place my med
Inc Tor producing nsruati within Tire reach oi The
Ladies OF the United States; but iuJis enter
field clpsod b. qIacks with tbeir ps-llus uastrums
AMI a ~ lhat riaspei couataTioeTs lisi palm upon
the public ts-Ir worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from esabius agencies for the sale Of my
'ASuE DE FEMME" in the United sra,os.
Atlas, yield 10 the earcles OF patients and friends
and oder the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous tkrough,u the
Old World.
In regard 70 the ei5acyoi the 'AAIIE De FEMME !
need only say, thai s IN guid form, ard exactly such
have used y praoticein France Tor mauy years
that has failed 10 secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and stand IN the re
alton Of and effect Il Is alike powerful siuste
aealthy nenSTual d1 where u has existed and
estoe where T has boou from any SUPPRESSED.
In ordeTio guard against imposition the wrapper Of dec
tloas each b1tle Of the de Femme VIII hear nv
written sgna;ure aud both The bottle and enclosing bsx
VIII be sealed with Hy private sal.
Prioe. 50 package.
PAz1s, January, ISL
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No . superior street, Cleveland Nh0 will supply the
''Amie dc Femme al the PraPrieioE's prIces.
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n H- SnIOMONSON.

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ee5s the largest assortment Of the osi approved Kinds Of
PEcT4cLES. Alhis glasses, whether for asar OF TAR
lighted ground under his inspection, By machine
yOf construction With the sreafes care. 70
suit the eyes IN al cases. curns Wezsss Dizziness
resdiug or fne sewing
e n II. solononsoa woulJ here iaform the public
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Lenses
q Also, splead@ assortment Of SPY GLASSES III
CROSCoPES, COMPASSES, sc. kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
EOre S Superior street under the American Hotel
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a TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS. >

~ s -i1 Alil5i5 IN tle sH'iets q aues Win
ms teeth discolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, 'FON
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is one Of the
most efectual deutrces in use Il whItens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impars the breath, oe
offensive. Al agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAFING.-Its Tich laiher pensiraies and s0ens
the bearl prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FONTAINE Co sl5 Broad
way. and No. Asior House New YORK sold bv nj,
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH -PEws FOR SALE
The Pews in this Church will be sold to parties
who may desire 20 purchase at any time during
this week until Friday next, at o'clock P. NJ.
when those remaining unsOld will be rented at
the Church for one year
The ground plan Of the Church may be seen
and pews selected at the store of E. Stair 4 Co,
Superior ST. 81
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HEAVY SHOWERS - Yesterday afternoon about
half past three o'clock one of the most violent
thunder showers Of the season came up sudden
ly over the waters Of the lake, and carried dis
may to the hearts of the pedestrians who were
unfortunately far from home, and without any
protection. The threatening clouds had for
half an hour betOkened rain, but the suddenness
of the descent was unlocked for At first hail
stones fell in prOfusion, some of them being
as large as hens eggs. Taking refuge from the
storm in the Library Reading Room, we amused
ourselves in watching tie streets and the men,
women and children, who were trying to escape
a thorough ducking. The strong gust of wind
which accompanied the hail and rain, rendered
umbrellas almost useless, and hoops an ineum-
b-ance. One small boy with big umbrella
was forced backward until he stumbled into q
pile of dry-gOOds boxes, where he cast anchor,
and an unfortunate lady holding her head down
to shield her face ran plump against gentle.
man whose umbrella had turned inside out.
The torrents which poured from every cave
spout soon rendered the cutters waving streams
and the street sea of mud little boy was
trudging along trying to keep out of the wet
until he stumbled against a stone in crossing
the street and fell into large pool of wal,-,
when, with one look at his wet clothes he seem
ed to say, Il don't care now" and took his way
down street directly in the g1uer A very
few minutes sufieed to give the streets as
solitary an appearance, so far as human beings
are concerned, as those of Goldsmith's '.Desert-
ed Village" and the rain AMI wind had undis-
puted possession.
The shower was of short duration, but about
half an hour after, another, equally severe, came
up, in the course of which startling crack of
thunder convinced US that the lightning had
struck near by, but a diligent search failed to
discover any damage done.
Several showers followed these and the eve.
ming closed in, dark and wet
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observation-disclosures REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 80.

NEw YORE, Sept. 80.
Among those known TO be lost on board the
Austria were Mr.. and Mr.. j. Boyle, New Orleans;
two Misses Kuitner. St Louis; Mrs. Anna Papyer
and three children, ST, Louis; Miss Maria Harkin,
ST. Louis. The only additional information in the
new statements is that of Prot
[ At this point further operations were suspended
by q severe storm east
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-C- W. palmer, Esq.
will address the citizens Of Brooklyn Township
on Monday evening, October 4th, in the Brick
School House, Brighton, at Z O'Clock There
will be German speaker at the meeting
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VE. RUFFIN's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and Of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sep7
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
PROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. 80
The owners Of the horses Don Juan and Slasher,
who were first aud second in the handicup yester.
day, have made match for ten thousand dollars
for tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Newman and Mr..
Kcyser, both of California, whose names have been
given among the passengers on the Austria, arrived
at Hamburg too late for her.
The only person severely injured on hoard the
Hammonia was Mr.. Miller, of Oldeuburg.
Il is reported that the Ariel was ashore at Ous-
tone Point, England, but would be got of without
damagp
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n Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition Al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm 2OI.
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No rIARnIEp LAnIEs.

Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills are invaluable, they VIII bring
the monthly pen "a with regularity Ladies have been
disappointed in the Of oher Pills place the utmos
confidence DR. Cheeseman's Pills doing all tat they rep
resent to do
NOTICE.
Thse IS coalition o. the female system lcb The
Pills cannot Be taken Difs0uf pTosuciug PECULL4R RE
SUIT. Tbe condition referred % IS PREGNANCF-tie
result, MISCARRIAGE. Such "A irresistible fcadszcy
Of The HsciHs 10 restore he se-ual c'0zs 20 Hormd
e0afifiaai flaf The TrodHers pousT q EGs
resist Il.
Warranted purely table, anu free from anything in
jurous. Explicit directions. which should be rad
pany each box Pnco 81 Sent BY mail on enclosing 81 TO
DE- CORvELIUs L CHEEsENAs Box s,53i Post Office.
New York City
OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R b. UUTCHINGS.
General Agent for Tie United States.
lG5 ChaInlers-St New York
To oh0H al ln4slsa1ie orders sI9ali tc dlfr- ssrz
Soil In CIara1a1 fsv WM FISK
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DR. TUBES SEPTEMBER & OC

Dr. gives his Undivided attention Chronic Diseases
-reatinc thousands annually hundreds whom
cred after all - her resources had failed Mineral sn
TTe ever used patients ever encouraged
orsu Sefsd tOsIpense without ponng prospect o.
recovery.
Urbana, Champaign Co, o., August. ISIS
DR. TUBBs-Dear Sir; some time since, obtained pre-
scripluu from you for myself and Ie wears
From early infancy the chd had had zelings pain "A 4
almost constant discharges fn his ears attended with
partial drafe Since using your nedlrInes the dshages
which were very tdusye have ceased and the hearing
restored Ny health had been poOr wear OF more
greatly a ced with iudlgeti1 %; had neith fh
energy anb0u heart would throB vioeutly brealine
depressed; and fr two efore seeing was
dsirrssing- Al the time my hrs cal "a your r00m.
requlrt considerable effort u get abous AMI pr1
fuse ltt eNerti0n, the weather v1m vet much
surprise. strength gained rapid y much 50 thai
beg work and 0f ale have lalOre steaiy
also gained pouuds IN flesh the s month Having
experience decided IMPROVEMENT mvsef land that too
after year OF luectua treatment brfUra and seen equal
ly good Effects several Of my neghbors can con
sceutously and cheer1ully ecomme u your treatment
all who may be uufurtuuate su- have done
reside two mi west ot Mechalicsuursh where have
been for the last twenty ears.
augldles Nuurs truly. ALBERT MOODY
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DR.. TUBBs is in the city and may be consul
ted at his old quarters at the American.
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educational.
: SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRL

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
smh aens ali the elements nf soitd and useful I'd
ueua viii IT, opened in The sunday School Room N the
Of Trinity Church Superur street. On ne nst OF sep
tember under the of the Msses NAtlAN, and the
general saenEtendence of Rev A NAiAN, a. Rector Of
the SchC oil
Ap3c f0- admission TO be made A The School Room
a any TIN dunns the course OF the school term
Prost ecfus srffIn forth Terms. &c Be- had on
siao L. me Reor on 10 either of the Rev gent ntemea
VlsItJrs Of the School. nR GLAAiONs
q su3 d2rn lsg REv. l. CARTER
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IndigesIIOn, Liver Complaints, anda
their Cure

HoLLoWAY's PILLS quickly remove obno1ious nat
ter rom the blood and thoroughly cleanse and renOvaIe
the system These Pills certain remedy fJr diseases
OF the Stomlch and BJwels. Sold the manufactures,
No 50 Maiiea Lane, New York and No strand, Lon
don and b. all Druggists at . cts ea es End slt0per
box sara- Ual
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GUITAR-J. II. Thomas, Teacher of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson If.
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IMPORTiNT 10 FEW4LES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
repaired by Cornelius L. Chees
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild in
heir operation and cerain correcting all Irregularities
Painful ATeusruations removing all distractions whether
from cold Otherwise headache paia the side palpta-
the heart, whites, all nervous Affections siecs
fatigue pain The hack and limbs &c, disubed sleep,
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1rIsnralltr.
CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD. CONN
CHARTER PERPETUAL S200,oO CAPITAL,
WITH A VERY LAEGE SURPLUS,
Securely nves under the su-lon and approval OF The
CumItrolier Of Public Accounts. Cf the
state Of Connecticut.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES c WALKLEY. President.
JOHN L BUNCE- Vice President.
SAMUEL. II. WHITE. Secretary.
+. d. DlCkERMAN. Geal Agent.
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED Gill. DANIEL HIIrTrs.
JOIN L BUSCE- BOSWELL BIuDGET,
JOIN a BUrLER- z d DICKERNkN.
NOAH WHEATON. JAMES C " tLKIEv
NELSON HgLLIsTEH. WILLIAM n CuVF
s B. BERESFOR. N D, CoNsULrTSo PHYSICIAN
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS. A euf-
mvz0 Al 50 Superior ST.. Cleveland, o.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Pain and Ornamental Printing description
co1e a. the PRINTING Establishment the Le1lcr Ore.
the latest ed and rapi steam presses, in the
best style short notice and II reasonable Par
tcar attention uaid blank work EVER description
Bins done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers, Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books &c, &C.
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l, Create Leagfl Of strizs tle sau's-si=saoaae
? Gyaa space 5eflrs TIE strings IN the sauasstsaI
; ILs uiann- Of E'oBpfuy tLs ra5ra;i0s Of fhs string
4. TLe s5ruHessgf The rbraiioH Of thsEtriag.
s. Tsquaiay o. tie tone.
g TIE ssirsagtl Of string
= TIE re1 i Of tine ,rE tE insfuaessrrzaaias
That tie public may sndads for themselves wllsAsr
styles pianos or rather the o f style which rej-s
all modern improvements and the Halst Davis Co.'S style
prousaHt none but old oes viii deny that twice
equal four and that loo lbs weigh twice much my
win Illustrate the philosophy the kinds Of instru-
euts and leave the reader to draw his own conclusions
], The Haliet, Daris d; Go. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IA
the some sized case
Thc truth Of this may be seen glance.
& w i sn q : siLa5 siIiag can Be USED io5 vioLa
The rest Or be pin inserted al distance from the end
snap in an before could be drawn within an octave OF
il ven known that the reason sxoctave piano does not
tSaf its sirings ar Ia NM ~ 5 in-'ve55-Ht \
6 octave Fale Davis : CO n.Bo Il ,blI "a ssnd ont a
make.
2, The Hullet Daris q Co. Piaaos hare rider
space betceeH the striHgs than those Of any other
make.
The truth OF this statement equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies than simply its
angle. from the 6dge % the tuning pin. The
they often hit another and iars e perform
erar playing heavy marches fant ISLES and vsriaIions The
straight strings have much that they gbrate freely and
/ never clash against another.
/ 3, The manner Of stopping the riBratioa..
The vibration Of the string all pianos commences where
the hammer strikes It, the bridge where IS stopped lsee
diagram r.
The Of the best violin in the world be ruined by
substituting bridge. thus proving that the Of a
string is ade a By ne in which the vibration
Is stopped The vibration Of the string in the H. d piano
stopped with te horizontal frefs ofeopper bell metal
diagram giving to the string soft full mellow liquid tone
vhie n All otar pianos ne vibration Is stopped BY uprt
that has caused thousands Of persons having fine musical
| carnations % exclaim:
do like the irony twang piano Il Is far inferior
| to the full rch tone OF organ. fuie neOdeOn"
The that the strings all other pianos bent at the
brd-e pin is that sharp angle A1Eo e ad in Orderto stop
vibration In the H. D. C. piano The strings drawn
straight the copper held down rm thereon by
| the Suspension Bridge. Lsee diagram 5. b
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan & Co.


IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
AND DEALERS IN
ID Forclsn sad Domestic EKcIaHsc. Uncurrens Money,
Suerle Land Warrants Collections throughout the
Uuu,l Szfes ,au1oa and Europe promptly attended %
Drafts and Bills Of EEchang8 Great Braln, Ire land
Frane and Germany We direct la suns O. sult, n
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondCn-AieSgrs Prescott Grote. Case Co. Bankers.
LIvor5ool-J. Barned 4 CO Bankers.
Maurhesf -r-Alessrs Gun Ifie. Brooks Co, Banker
Naiioaa Provincial Banks Easand add Branches thro
oui England aud Wales.
BirniuEhhm Bfuklu- Co
Yorkshire Disfrl-t Rank and Branches.
Iai.casieT B4nkins Co and Brarchss-
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their hranches in all the principal cities ard tou7
SCOTLAND
D1udee Commercial Banl inc Co
Green0ck BanzIn- 60 IN GLASGOW and GreeuocE,
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches.
We also furnish Drlf for au u1uuf payable in the
prIrcIpEi Giles u The Coatlneut o. Eurule-
PASSAGE b. STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ship, iO0T
from New YORK. Brcat Butail and Ireland, France md
Germany, can be cured al the lowcsi rates
For further particulars apply 10
! HEpDMANE l. az -hu-e
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES!
A VaIuabIe ImDrovement.
improvement.

A NEW Tension and a Hemmer that
IA Hens Il any Width, wihcut previous Basting
This achne the only stitch, (the iCckltchl which
be rayeed aud that presents the appearance
upon each side Of the fabric and inerOked The center
Of IT,
We prefer the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing maehIns for
FAMILY UsB.-N. Y. TTgbHnc.
Whe Ter Wilson's beyoul al question machine
for familv use Life Ilusfrafcf
The Wheeler 4 Wissu Is THE mlrhiue par eIccllence
FOR family and recommend Il most cnph II ally
A9rO- -afe 1nd Journal
There but ewing machine and that IS Wheeler
s Wllson's--Judge Msgs. Of fas An Llsiifufe-
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines rIecIui
ueuily calculated family aud this have
equal -iusidGi World.
We confidently ass Il the excellence and prs-emnent
suparlOniy Cf the Wheeler llsou machine for family
usa and for sewing rally. - Ealdicsi VISITOR.
In family Of " heei CT < Wilson's
mach md cannut imagine thing perfect
/ Ia n Y EU1aJellsf.
We thGk The ladies' Niessrs. Wheeler Wi son.
the max h-se useful, musical and prOrheis little
mechanism debt Of ami lasting graf tnde which
shou 4 faithfully be recognized N. Y. Ll3cpczdsnf
Wheeier WIsuus Scgius Machine can be uutaIncd Al
the depot the Agent No 23 Suneror street, MelUdeun
Bu1ldug Cleveland, where al cordially invited TO
call aud examine specimens Of stitches and It.
ness he U1eron Of nc sTacne rpd iudge for them-
solves of its merit THIS Machine will stitch yard
and a half minute J. L STRONG, Agent
PS Send tothe Agent for Pamphlet. swing detailed
description Of this sswng Mahne with ensrIiHgs OF The
/ stitches, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by tue Union relegrnph,
)FFIcE, wAKIEs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK LED
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL KINSAIAN ST -IIJuse ard LII. Good houss and
~ large corner h Fruit and Shade Trees, short
~, s, -- IN, ~ ior ia IA III tins county, stfoJ
VALUABLE LAND IN Wisconsin 20 acres
mites m ~ Port Washing Lake Michigan mar Mil
wauEee Hessy timber land. with eH5eleni sol VIII
efil Pf.i piNo ,s NTY-so acres 2'l miles from the
Caaaiy sll, b. nan Ioad miles from x 4 sialo9i
DETROIT SI-Near PEARL % feet front with good
story fame Building, exchange for desirable Western
HAMILTON sr.-T~O houses and lots to exchange iOr
- ACRES, 9 miles from Fort Wayne.
q ACRES. u miles Irun Detroit -
- ACRES Que lniie from New Lis, On, County Seat Of
Vii Exchange one OF ali for improved property IN
FtVE ACRES-Four miles from ths city, with small
house good s1i sandy loan, and spring Ot water siuo1
Wi! txeh7nse I t95 95 q am "a ..-.,,,
f Is5J Acres with small house orchard and
afiin,sr. 0,1chanse for house and l0t-O1e IVES
'0i.MSTED FALLS.-Iuuyc and barn with lot Of one
hall acre. ROUSE 5 JENNINGS.
| sep4 s9 Superior >tfeet
EOR SALE-A NICE BUILDING
IL LOr ne1r FEMALE Seminary Consisting of one " tvo
acres, al Purchasers option WI be SID e4eS2,
sept ROUSE JENNINGS.
TOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
IL VACANT LOTS 90 Enc street, between Superior and
PROSPFCT sT-Near Hudson street 5'II9o feet. Also
RnCKPoRTESeTsa acres miles from T. e city, near
| The Plank Road-I.9z House and sable ssq - -.
| GElST AlILL--WATER P0WEk-lNIh 3 RGres oi
SLOOO ROUSE JENNINGS.
] DOR RENT-A number Of desirable
4 OFFICES ROoMS-On Superior street aud Pub
le ssuaTe-frOm $40 to sioo, por-sr g JENNINGS
uf22 Real Eststa and lnslrance Agents,
NOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
II GOTTA SgE-Eight KloIns-With good Lot, Barn, &c
in ntffTFy.TfSF ~, ~ 'fSI; -NcREs-in Psnaa''
| FIFTEEN ACkES-Eour m g e1si @ ne city; -
FORTY ACRES-Os god faIEL3s isil--5a miles & ron
saperlsr CIiy Lake elo-o sEell5s1 ~ a Taslnt lS
K LARGE VEL L FINlSRED BRICK HOUSE AND
Il IL" ''i ~ Rouse s JENNINGS.
;lgz Real Estste AGENTS
NOR RAALE.--Vacaut Lots-On Hud-
n - C,,-en Sc1yii!s and Ma pie SIS. Some very de-
ele Sis 60 e e 1 MILLS y 81 r R from the City,
.iiasiaE staiion viii large tvs s-ofy u"els Anu
GRiSr iMiIL-w. .ITER PowER-N''th great an
abundance Of wate ~ miles iToa tne 49, - IN soeJ
sioas; E5od dam and ouiialuss and machine - 7
LIKE sT-Nesrths Car SHOPS one and a-half s;0ry
9s ACEES-Sne mile from Cir- line West BY PLANK
Rod Good soil One and ah4lf sioy frame houe b-iA
FoR S9IE Ok FFXCHANGE.-Kl NsAIAN ROAD
nile, from tie Court House SeveuteeL sess o. la.
haru orchard and VARIETY OF fruit and shade reeslso
aces timber viii sell yery low and -Teeel'e pay ID
PARKMAN Sr.-l 'ouse and lot Sl.slo- E1ehaIae ioi
WisCoNsiN.Aia-se amount OF lands well stuatsd. 90
exchange goods klais er good CITY property
CEDAR Sr-Neur PER-, "a vacant lot 100 z irillt9
sel or exchange foT small mouse and ioi AeaI s1feii
VACANT LOTS Two good lots o. Garden 81, to sell
WsRRENsyILLE-2 Acres ne1r the center. with
COOL house barn, orchard, Scto e1ehane Tor sos so-o
jas ROUSE 3 JENNINGS. 50 SUPERIOR ST