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n ORDINANCE no DRAIN

1 WIlssln AveaGe, karld ami other streets
Sciin Be enaetcd By the City CoEcil oi tho tly oi
Cleveland two thHds Of all tho members coucurIng
That Sewer constructed the Westerly ssdn Of VIII
frum Iit 40 feet southerJ from ne cenllo
line nf Eueld stres through the rige a Wilson Avenue
The Gurtizs Run 10 eaiiel for the Prse o.
bele1n the sumnt IN the grads a. fark s.e .tl VIZ
Avenue and for The q cccng the o.
Willson Avnln and hs lots AMI lands ~ uafe md
between Garden street Euclid street as 10 conduit
the wafer sdcy n Lnka Ene such ofalna o. 50 ets nay
be built be discretion Of the Board o. Cy imose
rnoufs nay be deemed Necessary.
be estimated and trsessd al such l0ts OF lands s
viii be d.rectlV beefed thereby. n prop0on as nearly
~ nav be 70 the direct bcnelts recelyea
Passoi Juns Isl is5s. s STARKWEATuER.
a. B. HAKTLETT Clfy Cierf. Mayor.
fuur.f1n
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IA GALF AZ sFA

Boston, June t.
The French packet from St. Pierre to Sidney
reports heavy gale previous to the lst inst, on
the banks Of Newfoundland, attended with i'm
mense loss Of life and property 10 the fishermen.
Besides the loss and damage Of vessels it is said
that no less than three hundred perished during
the storm. Orders had been sent to Halifax for
five hundred fathoms Of cable
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FROW WAsnINGTON.

v AsIIINuIUNf Uuul H.
Both Honses were engaged till late hour last
night with reports from the COMMITTEE Of Confer
ence on the appropriation bills. million dollars
was appropriated for Notifications in various ports
OF the country and Custom Houses.
The House refused 10 concur ia the Scnate's
amendments increasing the rate Of postage and
abOlisning he Franking privilege, aud agreed to
the lowest bidders.
After struggle over the reports Of the Confer
euce Committee on the naval bill, both Houses ad-
journed without definite action.
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NEW BRICK BLOCK ON DETRoIT STREET, WEsT
SIDE.-Messrs- BENTON & BROTHER, Druggists
have moved their old frame store, and are max
ing extensive preparations for the immediate cree
ton OF large fhree-story brick block on the size
recently occupied by their old and well known
buiding. We hope that decided success will crown
all such undertakings. Good business buildings
are much needed in that vicinity
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FEIENDs or BARNEY MOONEY-NOTIcE TO
FIRENEN-The Firemen Of The city are requested
to meet a. the Cathedral at halfpast eight O'Clock
this (MOnday) morning TO participate in the funeral
services Of their late brother, Mr.. Barney Mooney
JAMES HILL. Chef Engineer.
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THE PAxoRAEA OF IRELAND viii be offered al
COnstabIe's sale tomorrow. Tuesday, June l4th,
at O'Clock P. N, in the Grays ArmOry. 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 it. d2t
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

To rest re heaih must parity the blood. Feyers,
wIhOat exception, foreign matters having hon
ais rbsd and retains lathe circulation Those
sickncs may produce inhusnz Group. rhoamaiism
gout, ehoe cough. Bat BraniTeth's Pills, SimPle
potent and veg table, the cause, and the cure fol-
lows o course. Ty the OF every day saving
many valuable lives PTinc Tai efce, s9i Canal street
BTandreth Building New YoEk. sold ohy
Juus-dxs DIf155 A s GARDINER. Cleveland
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n BRYAxr& 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 Viee
rsrsa. p. r. SPENCER Sons have charge ol
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4u
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A RIsHT MOvE.-At atemperance meeting held
in the Sons of Temperance Hall yesterday after
noon, Vigilance Committee, consisting Of J. 6.
Gibbens Samuel Headley, and --was ap-
pointed to prosecute Illegal dealers in spiriIuous
liquors. They are just the men TO do the work up
right
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- l-x o. beauty, Il elnn0t exist without a fine head
,-n Issq ne following, and II zoe ask mere
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HAIR DYB-HAIR DYR-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere ntaions and should he avoided, If
You wish 20 cs,ape ridiuuie
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 4
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
iniuiy 10 Halr er Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded u VIM. A Bachelor ls3s aad soCnO
applications have been made the HAIR his IatrOhs
his famous Dye.
WM A BATCIIELOE'S HAIR DYE puoduces a color
not 10 b. distinguished from hatur and Is WARRANTED
not to niureiu the least however long may he ooutin
ued anl the m effects Of Bad Dyes romcdied; the Hair in
visoraioi tor life by ihis spleadid Dye.
Made sold applied in private roomsl at the Wiz Fac
l33 BTaadvgay, n. Y.
q The Genuine mas the name and address upon sool
engraving on tour sides Of each Box, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
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FoR LAKE SUPERIoK.-The fine steamer City
Of Cleveland viii leave for Lake Superior to night
The announcement that she was hauled OF the line
until the I4th prox proves TO have been incorrect
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Police CoURT, JUNE l3.-Sixteen cases were
before the Court on Saturday, as follows Drunk
snness ?; disturbance l. visiting and residing in
house of iIl-iame s.; rObberyI.l; nuisance =
total 10.
John Leonard, for an attempt at highway rob-
berry, will be examined this morning.
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sTEAwBERRIEs.-SrAoEY sold seventeen bush
els of strawberries on Saturday. The way he
does them up il cream is perfectly inimitable, and
attracts lots Of customers.
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RRoAI NEW YORK.

NRw YoKE, June IL.
The yacht Wanderer shows a clean record and
will be released to day. She is bound on plea
sure excursion.
Cnauney Shaver prominent lawyer and poll
tieiAn attempted yesterday to shoot Justice Steers
while the latter attending to his duties in the
Police Court.
Mr.. Shaver is one Of the revival converts and is
supposed to be insane.
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Hle1ifines.
JOy to The Admirers Of 4 Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HATP


JOY to The Admirers Of 4 Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
IT, Lak & Of beauty slanot without fae head Of
circular around each bottle and NO QUE csn dou SO
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
kESr0RATIVE-we call The attention 81 ~ - =,
baek 70 its rs MI, Preparaioe which turns
Win q luHuriant groEth-removes the dandruf deh
o ne natural nads; and hence used as resaa4 a1s
IN ~ ne hair Will preseye lis coloT anG feeDit 11
eau then Hpon the bald the gray or diseased Ia sal ,o
dosiEs ocEs o n o 5Sis vii n. as lhey value the
- ~ lilise Is upon the iongns Of tisous-F5ss
'oraiiVe, lew weeks since '-' A''
Mr Leavenwsrth-sir fh1ve eo SoS Ssy z5 lsS
dfa OF seurf on head for more than vesr nv sif b
Haven about WoOa's Hair Rsstorstiyss - I N New
- a a. yoaf store on ihe Isl of April last DurrhaS-
@ tae thug = removed the seerf and ar began 10
inOf have Ereuf faith Ia h 1ia5 SoS Sets p, y vas
;o eotties more By Mr. Post the bearer q this sa1s
market or many hatiiss alter 4 Is known here nave
f"afs with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
r., w, PmL1DElPHra, sept, 3. 1876 3
iB Sif foar HAIR Restorative Is prov
- sseli 10 ne The iront and also the back
pam o. M heal almost lost It's eOgeringn fact BKLD \
an the ip ny head is We m sfasi with 1roS,s
ns crop @ young hal and tho fron also TeceiSag It's
~ WlateyeT thiak fTom my oNn personal
tioa e1n indacs manF othcrs 70 ~ it
hoofs respectfully, D. r. THOMAS n ID.
No. t04 Vine street
FfNCENNEs, IA, Jurc n IsSa
Prot o. J. Weed; As you about 70 manufacture and
Fend your recenty discovered Hair Resforaiiya will
state or whomsOeVar It may that have used n
and San others 10 ithai have for seVsrai wears
bennthe habit OF uzig other Hlir RestOraives and thai
i yours vastly superior % other know Il entirely
cleanse the head 4 dandrH aai with pF0ner
use viii restore perEoS hair orennl
eoior and texture eyias healthy. sft and Essy 40
aud all thls without discsarIns the h.ncS that
apply H. or the dress hich drups would tlerpf,re
rerommerd IL 10 every dcsr0us havlag f1e
color and texture % hair
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o, J. WOOD \ co Proprietors. 3l7 Broadway n Y
Hnlhe great n v Wire RaihnE Eslahshmenf,j ahd IIf
Market strcHt, ST Louis. Mo
And sGld BY all good Druggists mh2-dSwan
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The MONTHLY UNION CoNcERT FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOLS viii be held tais evening at the Second
Presbyterian Church at halEpast seven O'Clock. =
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THE CITIZENS OF CLEvrLAND WILL CELE-
BRATE THE FOURTH OF FJuLV.-Pursuant to public
notice, large number of persons assembled at the
old Court House on Saturday evening, 10 take
measures for proper celebration Of the coming
anniversary Of our national independence. The
meeting was organized by exciting Hon John
CrOwell, President, and John W. Beisely, Secre-
tary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap-
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THIS INLET PIPE-We understand that the
launch of the inlet pipe of the Water Works will
take place some time during the present month.
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u For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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WHO'S ! WIGS I! WIGSI ]

BATcHELOR'S WIGS AND ToUPEES surrass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting To charn-no turning mp behind-no shrinking
the head; indeed the only Establishment where
thcse things I,rlpeT Tly unders-os d and made.
&c Broadway, New York.
sus9d&wsn8I W. FISKE. Cleveland Ohio Agent.
A BEAUrIPHING CHANGE
IN the color grey. red Sanly IIair esciol with
ELECTRIC RAPIDITY,
by SINGLE application 81 that marvel Of Chemistry
CIlRISTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Unlike the punscnt Preparations which impart color by
burning This preparation does not impair the
LIFE OF THE II AIR.
Tic blacks and browns Prsces ul and deadbut
bright ard glossE thoss oi nature F safe by all Drug
Eists aud Hair DEessers JOSEPH CIIEIsTGDoRO Co. No.
c Asfor House N T. jun2d& vim
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EOR SALE=A handsnme Cnnntrr

ENOR SALE.-A handsome Country
kesldsncs-On Newburg road, miles from the Cosft
House hne large house and acres OF land, with
bargain
SMALL FARMS acres, L ofa mile from the first
ds trom the CITY, Of the principal RaIlruads
Soil black sandy oam excellent for gardening or uin
Durpses ith two good OrchaIds sc Will be sold af
sacrifice ii applied for soou
CEDAR Sr.-One mile from the city line. Cottage
Rouse and Barn. nearly new, and OF land, Win
young bearing irun trees Will sell tent
FARn OF 10 ACRES-Is miles from the citv. GOOD
. II and sqlldinss and well watered, with orchard
choice NUT So per
fOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-I.OO0 ACRES o
COAL AND lion ORE LANDS, AT SO PER ACRE
In Fennsy wanna 50 niles Pittsburg the Penn
sylvani1 kaIroad and Canal heavy tibered lands and
good Tor farming purposes, with dns foot Of
mnous coal and veins Of varying thickness from
l3 To- inches The above valuable Lands offered
e1ehanse for Western lands the prcs Of SO per
acre.
PUTNAM CO-isO acres heavy tiiersi lands near the
k5rt awe fnln Railroad; also 50 Defiance
90 Of eholce oak timber 10 exchange stock gods
lONA-fIne lands with easi exchange for g0od
EAST CLEVELAND-FaIm oflO9 acres with a large
an house, 81 ID barn and orchard And well wa-sTed. To
exchange areity property. SIS perae-e.
IMPROVED FARMS IN MIMI sofa TX RRITO-
kf-Neil Gated and Hsar 10 thEiv ns towns. To OK
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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sprfial Notices.
TRAVRLER,s REGISTER.

q For Gas FiztHTes aad FittiAg-APply
Fogg Eassorfh 6 Co, los and lo7 Superior street.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY

HOME TESTIMONY.
HkRTFORD. Trumball Co, o. "a, arCh7, 81
Iheieby certify tha: have been dealing the Grasn
berg Medicines ior The ust Ye1r and truly say that
hive Oferod aly tbs plkc that have
net decie ap5rabatiun Il the people than
these particularly the Pills aud 1afh0iiron They will
readily perurm all and than promised for them.
sold about y Catnoleon the past
son and 4 a The best results every
J. II e. JOHNSON. Med Agt-
Road what Dr. Bashneli says q the Grafenberg Med
icues Dr. B. phYseian Of extensive Practice. and
Of the most successful IN the eounty (ffuluIl in
NEhIrh he reside.
This coriss that have used the Graouberg Pills and
Marshails Cfhoilcnn, 81 n here b H. c, Johnson, in
my praciice TO ny entire xasiaction- They ars god
DR. c. W BUSHNELL
Hart'Ori Tnmbul Co, o, MaTehT, 81
WEsT BEBFoRD. Losh0cton Co, May "A, 81.
Mr. N Eiugsey-Sir. have heen selling tho medi-
enes GraenDrrs Company for the last tea years
invariably found them 10 give good SaSlact0ni
aud the Pills have sd 10 great many am IS resu
bcc6ms staple article Marshals Uterine Calhohcon IS
meiins that has done great an1un Of good m Re male
Diseases. One layI sold Il 70 told N she had re-
course o cal treatment By the most fol
Yoarx Truly JAMES WILSON
rorSals by an drFssfs aud medicine dealers in Oho
n B. KINGSLEY Cieycland,
uhe-dkw - General Agent FOR Ohio
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CoNGREss-LINRs DoWN

tUNUKESS-sLINEs DONN-
NEw YOKK, June -.
Congress will probably be in session all night
Telegraph lines South working very hard.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAMILY SEwTSG Ma
cHISEs.-The particular attention of Ladies i
olled to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakable advantages:
Ist. Cotton is used as Il is purehassd-On sPOOls
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and Perpiezity Of filing shut
lie, las in other machines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th The stitch is alSAys distinct, even and reg
ulAr, aud viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cat LAfL ~ L-lA fl4
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric. Frtr. M HIF
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesrOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times. .-. ..,
The services Of lady and tie use Of amachine
can be eBtained by the day in families. by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms s. .5Oper day.
a~4l SAHUEI HoPKtSs.
Northrop & Spanglers Block,
mbsed6m:1gS Superior St, up stairs.
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FREsHRTs

FREsHETs
CINCINNATI, June l2
River at Cincinnati risen five and half feet
since noon yesterday. Rising rapidly. All trib.
uiaries are very high. Rain steady but not heavy
all night. Cloudy but dry since o'clock
AT Dayton Miami river rose two feet last night
StatiOuary at noon to-day.
MePherringtOn completely Inundated.
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IL yOAAoOAAg - =
HOEEOPATHIST.

oaes la7 sarwells Block sapsror street esrass Sen
ses - Rssdsaee Ne III Pittsburgh 81, Cleveland,
isbl6sdly 5
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cleveland Theatre
Lsws Of Ohio-Fourth Page.
Raymond Co-New Goods.
Rouse 4 Jenninss-Fg Sale or Exchange
For Sale Chsap-IHtsTeSi ia EixtuIes, SC
Lon M0rris-MinsiIels
ois BrOwnell-PrOduce Commission Merchants
Gazgtte.
VIM B. Potts & co-PrOduoo Commission Merchants
Gazette.
. DR. smilh-aIsdical H5use-Gazeite.
Dr. MoTse-IHjisn Root Fills-Gazetic.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LASr NIGHTS REPORT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
I Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descripiO
dono at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office,
the impr we'd and most rapid steam presses in the
best s short notice. and reasonable rates. Par
ticdlAr attention pailt blank work EveV description
Of Binding done especially Blank Baaks Ledgers, Journ-
as, Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c. &C
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pointed Committee Of Arrangements
J.W. Fitch, W B. Castle.
Geo. b. Senter, Geo. " Morrill,,
Richard Hilliard, james Barnett,
John p Ross, s. STANDARD,
James Hill, Capt. Kinney.
Silas Merchant Capt Hickman,
s. Bliss, W. II. Hayward,
+. A. Manson, +. Hesscnmueller,
S. C. GriswOlJ, Geo. ~. Burt,
Edward Kinsman Peter Thatcher,
John r. Surbrug, John A. Wheeler,
J. Nj. Cummings, l. u Masters,
j. &. Granhis, ThOs Willows,
u G. Nantine, Nm. Edwards,
S. NJ Cady. John G. Mack
On motion Of s o. GrisEold, E,q., the Commit
tee was authorized to take such action as they
shall deem appropriate for the celebration Of tie
day of our national Independence, and for that pur
pose add to their number and appoint sub commit
tees as they may judge expedienL
The meeting was addressed by Hon John Crow
el S. o. GriswOld and John W Heisely, Esqrs.,
and Gen. Fitch
On motion It was ordered that the proceedings Of
this meeting be Published il the city papers.
JNO. CROWELL, PresideHt
I Hurerrv
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J. 3. Barnes Il Co, ProPrietOrs Of the Cleve
Iali Plumbing works. Afwzier Block are prepared
Siih arse farce oi experienced workmcn doing oseV
esass a ol Planning the most thorough manner,
he sreHtihc plans. reasonable terms aud short
notice Large sass Of Fountains 81 dherent stylos and
iLes Bathing Tubs of cast iron and wood, lined with
ianed-oopper heaters, lead AID galvanized iron
pipes Leather and Ildia I1beT Hose every description
sf Brass ani Pae Cocks incu1ins the aiehf Sefoies
n Cocs recently introduced, WASH Bowls and all kinds
fwztrr WORKS Fixtures ksgg constantly onhanl An
work vaTrEztsd- m2s-dSwtf.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS


THE GREAT CUkER OF CONSUMPTION, vas for
several years badlY Afflicted by Dyspepsia, hat for Ia
of the time be cauuel 10 his bed. He eventual
" cured b. prescription furnished him By you7g clair
vsyut sirl Tis prescription given BY child while
IN state oftrance has cured everybody who has takon q,
never having ae once It Is lnali a. sure IN cases sf
PITS as Of DYSPEPSIA The ingredients may le faund
IN any drg store IWl sad thisaluaae prescription 70
any person te receipt % stamp to pay poStage
Address DR. TRACY DELORsIE. GEEkr CuRER %
CoSSuNPrIsx New York Pest OEhcs apl5sdkUlm rs
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.5SUm ysyIHgUs vIyAMUs

That good time coming Of which NC usc
10 sing, has at last arrived; a, least one would
think so, Judging from the great amulnt ofgood
things to be found ut the Variety store OF X. l..
& y. BERKSHIRE, who respectfully announce
10 their numOr Gus friends and customer RS nd the
rest Of mankind generally, tina, they have recey-
cd from the East, the most complete assortmcr
of VARIETY GOODS AND NOTIONS, ever
brought 10 this market, which they are now offer
ing to tho public a prices TO suit customers.
Their terms arc CASH.
Their motto SHORT profits and quick returns.
1t would be almost impossible to enumerate
all the articles Il DO had there; among tbom
may be found:
Nuts and Candies ofeycry destFiption, Pickles,
Preserves and Gavoring extracts Peaches put
up in air tight jars; Lemons, Oranges, pfuncs,
&c.j Spices and PorIumcry, every variety;
Tobacco and Cigars Of the best quality; Su,
gar, NoIasses, and Syrppi Crackers, Cheese.
Fish, Satdines, &c. Stationary OF superior
quality, every variety. In word Ladies',
and Gentlemen,
"inluiro within, ios anything you want.n
Picnic parties supplied with oil the necessary
HSir's, on reasonable torrna.
Don't fnrpct tie place Remember i, Ia 4.
tho ''Cheap Grocery" Immediately opposite tho
courthouse. l. L,A N, BEhKSi)InE.
jane 18th, 1868.
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PROFESSOR RAREY.

.- We mentioned n few days since, that
Professor Rarcy, brother of tho horse
tanner who has recently attracted so much
attention in Europe, intended being pres
emit at Ohio State Fair, now in session
at Sandusky, The St. Louis Republican
gives IN account of a tanning experiment
recently performed by him in that city
The spectators were shown vicious
mare indeed, wild black vixen, by her
proprietor, who described her unamiablc
character in terms tho farthest concciv..
able from Aattery, and offered $50 to any
one In the crowd who would sit upon her
back for five minutes. A gentleman
asked if saddle might be used. Answer
--"4es, but you must put it on, for l
cant V'--Soon q negro driver volunteer
ed, was accepted, and started to procure
saddle. Meantime young Irishman
named Michael Burns, applied for the lu-
crnhvc privilege. 1t was granted him
and no warily succeeded in bridling the
mare. He then mounted, and did it hand
somely, and stuck tenaciously for ten or
fifteen seconds only. lie unhappily chung
to the bride rs he was helplessly thrown
and thus fell at the enraged creatures
feet, which were instantly upon him.
He was twice struck in the skull, was Sc
vorcly wounded, and narrowly escaped
death. A deep and horrible cash was
inflicted upon the left upper portion Of the
scalp, and his nose broken. Very prop
crly the directors rufuscd to risk similar
or worse tragedy, and though the negro
arrived with his saddle, the wild steed
was at once led from the ring, amid loud
cries for Professor Rarcy to mount her.
The Professor announced that he would
re-cxhibit the mare, TUNED, but would not
at once attempt to ride her for the wealth
Of the State. Tie lamcnted the rashncss
which had caused so cad an accident.
During tho dinner interim we stroled
to tho tent of the horse tanner, where the
black shrcw and the owner Mr.. Bernard
$, Bradley. "Molly Long" he bought
six months ago of farmer of Highland,
I'll. She had killed person who attempt
cd to ride her at Highland, and was now
still unbrokcn, though seven years old.
Mr.. y. and all his jockeys, and other pro-
tcssional horsemen, had yainly struggled
to manage her.
During the afternoon exhibition in the
ring, the vicious mare and Professor Ra-
reg entered the arena completely subducd.
The Professor sat upon her back while he
addressed the spectators. Her proprietor
"so rode her. Rarcy was loudly chccred
and complmcntcd on all sides for his I'M
qucstionabIy genuine success. The re-
porter, who was witness to tho tanning
process in the instance of this hitherto in
tractab!o animal, says that, with many
others, he is perfectly satisfied that the
Horse Tanning Rareys have tho correct
and efficient system. 1t is beautiful
one, for il is based upon faith in the thor
oughly noble nature of even an apparent
ly malicious auimal