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BEWARE OF INIPOsTERs.

CAUTION TO INVALIDS,-DR- SAMUEL S, FITCH,
tOee III Broad way New York; known the author Of
Neg CurafiUe TFeafHeaf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver. stomarh. Bowels KdneyS skin, Nerves.
Muscles, Joints Blood &c and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual success He
Gbscf from Ees York and has not been for
He has other ooe any associate pdriar al BdO
Chicago Detroit, Pittsburgh e'sehers al has not h.d
q BesoaTe of al persons EsEg has name, prfedag TO
hare nOls hare had professional connection '5A
They LHpostes Apply, personally OF b. lot
ter, directly himself al has Office, IA Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
any part Of the county, and treatment conducted
success ully by letter from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" on the Lungs, and explaining the
method by which he the above diseases s0 pages
bCund) sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents.
iuu5.dlmls5
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Hartford, T.nmhuIl Co. o., March !, 81.
WrSr RrpFonD { osh orton Co . Nav IA 81.
pbpsifialls & Courageous.
10 MORTON. NJ. D.,-Physopathi

d MORTON, M. D.,-Physopathic
Dser Eclectic Physician an surgeon p Of u i-
Wlfury and Diseases of Woua and Chilnren DR. NOR
TON having located himself tins place, Is ready 20 al
tend all calls IN his Profession, eher Al ms oce
their private dselnsS Dr. a diseaTds all goisons q
never reduces his pate thea. but simp removes
The osrucuns stimulates and tones uP The system BY
Thass aiis ed with diseases Of the Liver Lnugs Kid
ueys Spleen Neuralga ine atou Rhrumatlsn telther
Acute or ChTnic Lss of Appetite ueransement OF The
stomach, Colipaiion q NE BaMsis, bilious Aheeuons
impurities q the Biood Or any CHROME OF long standing
diseases diseases peculiar 20 the i~ such sup
5 :, M ,s ME- ~ 9satsst atm : asa
adapted TO Diseases Of Children
Dr. NJ has also a sure and failing remedy for
Fever and Ague, Cholera Morhus pyseuieIy and
Darhoea Colo. Cram ps Loekia, FITS and Spasms. treat
re- Dr. M i also prepared totreat successfully FEVERS
d The vaons types together with all other orm II acute
st c. s = n rom SSs % s s. l Rsra. o.
New School system q Praice and thorough re1lng %
grsd1se from ne Ola snd nsv Shoots Of siedieine
Dr.. NJ Will keep constantly hand and for sale all
nctures and syrups such as are usually Kept IN B0tan
Eclectic and 1hompsqnisn Drug Stores Also, all OF the
pared hT hin ssf as Remedial AGENTS among which are
the following. viz Compound Syrup Of the Wandering
ke: Au-B ous Pills exclusively for the LIVER Sanative
Bters Anii-Dyspepgc Powders, Tooth Ache Drops, whh
Weak sore nnd Inaned Eyes Canker AIedeine for Can
ksroL Caiomel CERTAIN and speed, cure Pr
consunPti0r and All Diseases Of ne Luns; Rhumaiic
Line6t or Pam Killer superior article % any now
sdl far he choisa; AOshsTs Cordial Feiaas FTieh.
r5- N III Particuar Atiention Wilde paid IN treat-
lag all Old Chronic and Private DISEASES, 10 cleanse the
ss he sd si S dS s hsf As zee cen s cure al cur
able DisezSe- and mans te.t are soasssred saegraels
o Nee No " 70, Lerain ~ 81 k7sAsnce' No ~ Chureh
a p ). Dr. NJ would ssy that he can give One stu
DENT g0od chance n bis Ohe % rerd hedleue aai lis
y
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Daper DealEsr.
C COWLES. & Co, keep col

u COWLES, & CO., keep constant
lls " on hand Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
in catalogue PapsT which they oer a. Eastern pees 10
BOOK KANDNEwsPAPER-we are prepared g fgr1ia
News Book Printing Paper OF varous sizes and grades
Special sizes made 10 order AZ short notice .
'COLORED PAPERS-Of every description tncudine
sxa large Doubis Medium and Medium Of al grades anc
Printers SIZED PAPERS-Ineludlng Plain Eolio
Post and Commercia Post foldsd and fat Caps
ComI1srcial Note.
FOREIGN DEMONSTRATING French, English md
German Folo Post folded and dat Packet and Commerca
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Douois
POLISHED CoLoRED PAPERs-Iacluding slleOlorI
common Medum Extra Super-rOyal Purple, Ultra1narne
Green, Scarlet, nc, &C EnAmeled Paper % Naflou
Trades.
German Papcr Record Paper fooscap, Packet Post Com
mercial Post Letter, Commercial and faeket note bath,
ke &C Of all grades and shades, Amerlcan, kngiiHh.
French. and German Manufacturers bJ the rua case 81
PRIHTrRS' CARDS-A large assortment including Sra
per Double Frsnch Enamsled Eraueled Porcelain SaD
Surface IEuF and China White surface Cards. shectltt
cut sizes also, Railroad Cards heavy and fkia
heavV Common Co0red Cards. White Printers Cards, Sc
f1r sss hF the case smaller quantity Any particular
color Or ~ = furnished 70 order-
BLANK BOOKS-of all kinds on hand or made 70 urier.
BRONZES-As We nog buy largely q both English and
German Brunzcs prepared 70 o1erthem Al a1faFor
ole m ees a. any other house N the county.
PRIH GERS INK, YARSIst-Consiaufly On band
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COMBINATIONS

WASHINGTON, June Il.
Among the Postmasters confirmed by the SEN
ate are the following: Daniel Ewager, at Rome,
n. Y; Chas. W. Cox, at Flushing; Lorenzo Nor
ris, Foudania, n, Y; Alfred Buekland, Sing Sing;
Reubsn A. Williams, Fairfield, CT; Francis Fair
child, Danbury, Ct; Chas. Mitter, SaeO, MOi John
W. Monson, Gloucester, Mass; Seth Minis, Am
herst, Mass; Albert NJ. LOuek, Lee, Mass; Wm.
l.. Lndd, Paramount n, H.; VIM. d. Holt, COving-
ton, n.y.; James Hoyle, Xenia, o.; James J. Far
ran, Cincinnati, o.; Samuel Hunt, Jacksonville,
Ill. Peter Sweet, Peoria, ILL.,; Bushard b; Howard
Galena, Ill. Austin Brooks. Quincy, Ill: Eli B.
Baker, Dixon, H.; Russell c. Mix, Aurora, Ill.,
Bushnell B. Garry, Racine, Wis; Geo. Porter,
Harrisburg Pa.
Henry J. Smith was confirmed Collector al
Champlain, n. Y; Augustus Jenkins Portsmouth
N H.; Bolten F. Strother, Chicago, ILL.,
The following Surveyors Of Customs wero also
confirmed Thomas Berneson, Quincy, ILL.,; Dan
iel wann, Galenn, Ill; t. Jefferson Sherlock, Gin
ciluati, u.
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ALBANY, June IL

Arch Bishop Hughes attended here before the
grand jury as an applicant for an indictment
against the Albany Statesman for libel contain
ed in certain letters exposing society which il
claims exists under the name Of the "Circle OF
Jesus." After hearing the Arch Bishops testimo-
n.y. the grand Jury refused to indiet on the ground
that if the matter Is Ebelious against the Arch
Bishop, it should be prosecuted in New York
where he lives, and not at the expense Of Albany
county.
Tho Arch Bishop then offered to bear the ex,
penses Of the ution, but the bill was refused
BY the grand jury.
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FROM ALBANY.

AIa5ANhI 0uIlS II
The argument before the Conrt Of Appeals on
the Rulof murder case which involves the ques>
ton as TO whether conviction for murder can be
had when the bOdy is not found, was commenced
to-day. The court dismissed the appeal on the
ground that Judgment had not been entered and
sentence pronounced in the court below. The
case was therefore sent back to the lower court.
iMr. Finch, of Ithica, for defendant, Daniel s.
Dickinson for the people.
A FIRE broke out this P. NJ. in the lower part Of
the city. which destroyed seven houses. Loss
not large.
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To restore heal we must purify the blood. FeTers,
without exception, from foreign matters having been
absorbed and Teane IN the circulation These Of
sickness my produce nhueHzl Group, rheumatism
gOut, cholic cough Bat Brandreth's Pills, simple
potent and table, remove tie and the cure fol-
lows Of course They the Of every day saving
many valuable lives PnnciIal Ofce. 80 Canal street
Brandreth Building. New YORK Sold also By
junsd 4 Elw DB3S7 A S GARDINER Clevelaud.
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CHEAP TRAvELING.-Ne are Informed that the
New York Central Railroad has reduced first
class fare between Buffalo and New York City to
four dollars and the New York and Erie 10
THREE DOLLARS The railroad war uOw RACES
in earnest
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.-We learn
from the Report Tof the Directors Of this Road to
the Stockholders that the year just closed has been
as prosperous to the interests Of the Road as the
Directors anticipated. While the business has been
considerably reduced, by mason of financial trou-
bles, &c, expenses have also been materially les
sened, and now amount to but 81 per cent. of the
earnings. The following is a statement of the ag-
gregate yearly earnings since IFS organization
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FROlI WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l6.
The Senate to day confirmed all the nominations
Of the President, including that of Judge Fame as
Marshal Of Kansas Much Of the session was Oceu-
pied in the consideration Of tue Indian treaties.
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels Of a choice article 70 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SUIT ing themselves TO 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 SEW upon, and has left upon II an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " 10 the LETTEK''-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the 'sLET
'ER RIP"
At J. SonnebOrn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what d0uby adds to the wonder, Is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT less than at
anu Other clothing store ~ the State.
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitors
through the extensive stablisbment-gratis.
juneSd ktriwtf
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BOOKS CLOSED.

LOUIshlLLEs June ~
Additional stock Of the Bank Of Louisville to the
amount Of $3.50, 600, and Of the Commercial Bank
to the amount of S2OO, 900, was taken up to-day,
and the books closed.
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PERsONAL'-We yesterday had the pleasure Of
taking by the hand our friend CHAMPION
VAUGHAN, formerly OF Cleveland, and now Editor
Of the LeayenwOrth (Kansss) Times. He looks
healthy and hearty.
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WASHINGTON RUMORs

NEw 1ORE, June IL.
The Washington correspondent Of the Times
says The Pacific mail contract was extended 10
day one year from the first Of October for S346,OOO
per annum.
SirWm Gore Ousley has completed his arrange
ments to leave Washington, and is awaiting orders
from his Government
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Boston, June H.
Ths Anniversary Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill
was observed to-day BY . military display in
Charlestown and Boston, and g Freman's turn out
in Chelsea The monument association also held
its annual meeting and reelected the old board Of
officers.
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Ne ped earnings for DE last year are aa foI.

lows
Gross earnings for year ending Apiil &c. Is Ss2 g
Deduct running expenses foT the perod Ess69 OF
Nei earnings for rear ending April % 40 IS
The policy of abandoning that portion Of the
Northern Division between Sandusky and Clay
Junction is adverted to. Frequent damages to the
track in that vicinity ghave caused great expense,
while the receipts have been small.
There are upon the road % locomotives and 42
passenger cars. The track and stock are repre-.
sented as being in excellent condition.
The amount of the floating debt at the time Of
the last years Report, June l, 1851, was:
Bills payable al New York Office S3sg 30 10
do Al Cleveland Oefce ......... .ns9s n
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ARRIVAL OF THE MICHIGAN. The Steamer
Michigan aarrived from Buffalo yesterday afternoon
on her way to the Upper Lakes Shy bad on q
large load of freight and passengers
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The Doc ORDINAScE.-The Marshal has got
his "kiIlers" on the war trail. and those who own
dogs they value had better take care of them
About twenty paid the penalty of the law against
Lying about loose" yesterday.
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- 49, =, :. ~ it cannot exist wthoat fiae head 4
;,,lSr sro a tue toioEing and if YoG ask mOrs Sc
eAA1ui-A -te md each nd No oup -,u dauff
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sl- III Il
On Sept. lst- 1857, at the time Of the resignation
Of the safe Treasurer, it found that The floating
debt had increased at the New York Office to S4s9,-
7s4 Al, the amount in Cleveland remaining nearly
the same as in June preYious-S22, 72l SO, total
S5l2, SOC 80. To this amount should be added at
that time sundry credits on the books Of the Com
pany, and sundry bills and pay rolls that were IN
paid, which syelled the floating debt in reality TO
about $500, coo.
To provide for this debt il was decided to author
ze the issue of 600 of the Company's Coupon
Bonds, of $1,000 each, due in 1870. OF these, 476
Bonds have been negotiated at fifty cents on the
dollar The financial difficulties Of the country
made it extremely difficult TO negotiate the Bonds
and, under the circumstances, the result was ia
vOTable one. The pressing liabilities have been
met the securities preserved and the creiit ef the
Company fully maintained. The Company's pa
per- its interest Coupons, and other liabilities, have
seen promptly met at ma .urity.
The total amount Of the outstanding notes Of the
Company, June !, ls5s, is 1858, ,7l9.s9. These
notes extend to different periods, some as late as
into February, ls59, and the interest paid them
20 their maturity There are sundry credits Of IN
prid bills dividends and interest not called for and
accounts, amounting TO $50, ,202 sl-makiDg the
total floating debt, S3s3, ,922. 20.
Proper Offsets towards the reduction Of this
amount are
Cash, New To.k and 81 ssI as
CASH due from POS once DePaItmsHI Tor Maii
CEsh Balance due fIuIa cher Co 5, kc-- lsfT0 :
81 Is Receyable estimated gO5d-------... 54O0I u
ro.-t - = :
Leaving the floating 81. - ID
The amount Of the Sinking Fund receiyed and
invested by the Commissioners, IS s4s,2sl.s5, and
the Bonds Of the Company purchased by them,
with theacquisition thereon, amount to SOP 666l T.
The outstanding stock Of Tie Company As regis
r. 50 y y J. y
From the Superintendent's Report we learn that
345,725 passengers, and l42,S ,S6l tons OF freight
were carried during the past year.
resolution was introduced by John Gardiner
Esv., authorizing the Directors to abandon thai
portion Of The Northern Division lying between
sAndusky and Clay Junction, whenever they deem
it expedient so to do, and if necessary, to take
legal steps TO remove the Western terminus Of thai
Division to Sandusky, Clyde, or Fremont The
resolution was adOPted-Ayes l5,72 shares, nay,
492 shares.
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SODA wATER.-one OF the best glasses Of iced
from W. Saekriders fountain. If any body has
any better We should like to know where it is lO-
Gated.
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srRAwBEkEIEs.-s. C. Whiting Co., yester-
day sold several bushels of strawberries at fifteen
cents quart. They go of rapidly.
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Mr'oi1ines.
Joy TO the A. kamiFsFs Of q FiRe mead Of
RIOT GLOSSY HAIR.

R1Cyl GLOSSY HAIR.
b,II tbsn 81 I - wi,hout ae head Of
circular ad a saes sSs and q 700 ass more see
PKQ RESS0R WOODS HAIR
and 70 hs wonderful prsparstieS. which tus T
iii - ~ oIlsnal color gray haf-eOvgrs the bead Of the
Win tuxuftant srOWth-removes the dandruf Itch
of 1 ~ salaniols srqptiorseauses continual a0w
as Tor the hair will preserve color and Keep il frm
All is9g 70 extreme Old in all nafurll beauty We
use a. a u surely the young viii not, they value ihs
It's praise Is upon the tongue OF 4 oasands '"'N "
fhe Agent for PrOL Woods Hair Restorative ia New
toraiive, a lew weeks since -
M. -, DEEP RIVER, COsO., July p. Isss
air LeayenWortilSir: have been troubled with dan-
dr or seurf on my head for than year nv hair be-
gan 10 oome out seun and hair together saw ina New
haven paper about WOO1's Hair Restorative as
called AZ your store The st Of Apn AM 0urcba
ed one bottle 70 tI II and found TO my saiisae
gTow IS now two three inches in length where Il vs.
two bottles more b. Mr Post the bearer q MS Soai
know as my tue sind IS used n tins plsee you may
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
PHmADELFHIA. Sept. 9. Is5s a
Prot Nood-Dear Sir. NOfr Hair Restorative Is PROV
part heal almost lost lis eoveriug-n iaet B1LD
have used hut two half plat boles Of your Restorative
crop o. young hair and the Oat also receiving lis
tlon can induce many Others totryit
foursresPeetlully, d. R THOMAS. NJ d.
No. tef Vine street
NINCENNEs, IA, June -. 1853
Prof o ]. Wood; As about TO fuciure and
Eend your Iecontly discovered Hair Restorative, VIII
state for whOmSOcver Il that have used
and known Others 20 Ithat. have for wears
been IN the habit OF other Hlir Restoravss and
Ind vastly 70 any other know. II entirely
cleanse the head e fdandru aud with mouth proper
viii restore pers0Ls hair 70 the Orgiual youthful
color and texture, swing healthy soft and glossy ap
pfrance and all this without disco the hans
apply H. the dress hich Il drops would therefore
recommend its to ever deSirOus having tine
color and texture 20 hair
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o J. WOOD \ co Proprietors, sl1 Broadway. N Y.
l The great n y Wire Rahus Estabilshnent and ia
Market street. 81 Louis. Mo.
And sold By all good Dru-gisfs- mh2.dSw3m
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.-Harper for July has
been received by Hawks & Bro and J. B. Cobb 4
Co. 1t is very attractive number.
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NUAEROUs.-We hear it stated that Postmaster
Harrington has had no less than one hundred and
forty applications for Clerkships in the Cleveland
Post Office. That's what the p. d. would call
/ 'smeloiius"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

SPEINGFIELDl ILL., suue To
The State Republican Convention met to-day.
There are one thousand delegatss in attendance,
representing 95 counties James Miller was noml-
mated as candidate for State Treasurer, and ii.
Bateman as Superintendent Of Instruction.
Resolutions endorsing the Philadelphia Platform,
denouncing the Dred Scott decision, and re-atirm-
ing the power Of Congress over the Territories,
were passed.
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In PoRT-The United States Steamer Michigan
has been lying at the Government Pier since
Wednesday afternoon.
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IDENTFIED.-The man whose body was picked
up in the river on the 9th inst, has been found to
have been that Of John Cuff, an Englishman.
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s,ILED-The North Star sailed last night with
large quantity of freight and number Of pas
sengers.
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CoNcERT.-The Hecker's delighted the peo-
pie with one Of their concerts in the Square last
night.
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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THEATEE.-Miss Maggie Mitchell appears to-
night in two pieces, on the occasion Of her benefit
Go and see her
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The MINsTRELs.-Appear at the Melodeon to
morrow night for the last time in Cleveland.
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RANK FAILURR.

AUeUsTA, Ga, June IL.
1t is reported that the Exchange Bank at Griffin
has failed. It has an agency at Memphis, Tennes-
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others limitations and should be avoided If
you wish 20 escape Tdicue.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 \
beautiful Natural Brown Black without the least
nuiy 10 Halr or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded To Vim. Bachelor 1873. aud 5000
applications have been made the Hair u his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
wM.A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
to be distinguished from naurs, and is WARRANTED
inuTeia the least however long l. may be cOniin
Ued, AMI the M effects Of Bad Dyes reeiei; the Hair IN
visoraied for life By this spleadid Dye
Made, sold applied ian private roomsl at the Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon a steel
engraving four sides Of each Box. Of
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MAJoR.-At the military election held on Tues
day last, CLARK S. GATES was elected Major.
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TRAVRLER,s REGISTER
ARRIVALS

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either Of the abov
Trains Boats viii he called for by the Coaches OF Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address at the Omnibus Of
fee 81 Superior street. door 10 Wedden House.
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FROM BOSTON.

The steamships Harmon and WashingtOr were
sold to day At auction for $4,000 dollars. Capt
VIM. Pyson was the purchaser.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

y PLAN and Ornamental Printing OF every descriDo
dono II the Printing Establishment Of the LeafeT Oce
the latest mpr we'd and most rapid steam in the
style short notice, aud At reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
of Binding done. especially Blank Books. LeIge Journ-
as, sales BO Ks, Receiving Books, sc. sc.
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R0AT BLANKETS-By the bale at
splI h D KENDALL &C.
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Real Gstate Aaruts.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a GklSr AND SAW MILL-Wafsr Power and abuut-
enee of II 90 miles by klruad from Clevelsrd near
SlaIlon IN god orler and dong good business
"ill exchange IN part for good farm
= 4tAChES-Near The Lake Shore-Z miles from I'm usnd
Ston sln Itch sandy loan; abundance OF fruit of an
Ats and II acres timber Will take Western lands N
par payment - -
STONE DWELLING LOT-Well located in a deSfra-
uie pa. q y 2 elty 10 exchange Tor a snail iarm
SASs. a kNu Nuk-A outage house with large lor and
snail fam - ~ :
i5S g SHARES Ia, CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
FaN1 olOCh nd Nacaht Lots exch1nge for snail
frm near ths eitys house and lot we'll looted in fb
city. -4 lli9
AT EUCLID STATION 90 arr,so Of 5,nd s,;1 h1..L
s3ndy loan; under fne cultivation will al unlanee Of
enoiee irni and some umbers; two dwellings and two
JAMS and spTlns Il wotor; and acres Z Of
he n Z OF the Slaflons rich Oany soil To oxchaase
Tor good improved firm. Als1
70 ACRES IN WlLLOOGHBY-On the Lake Shora =
con. .ider1hie fruit -e1 -Na
HURON CO-Fam OF ITO acres II mile from r. r
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ssIsd VIII exchange IN part for Western lands OF other
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