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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo.
patby simpiGed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. 70 be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
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THE Norm STAR.-The North Starr arrived
in last night from Lake Superior, setting all
doubts at rest as to her being on hand for the
Bay to-day. She will always be found con time"
Her news is anticipated by the Iron City.
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SAD DEATH.-George sou of Judge Bolton,
aged eight years. died On Thursday after short
illness His iather had left home a few hours be-
fore to attend to official business at Medina, sup
posing his son to be better.
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WEST SIDE MARKET--The West Side Market
has been removed from its old location at the juno
ion OF Ann andCliuton Streets to the corner of Lo.
rain and Pearl-where il is held ON Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. 1t has been very full
lately
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REFRIoERAToRs AT REDUoED PRIcgs.-Fogg
Ellsworth a Co. have a few Of SehoOley's IceJerg
ReCngerators left, which they close OF at cost to
make room for new goods
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TINS CONTINENTAL CoFFEE PoT The varie.
ties ofpatent coffee pots since this fast age invent
ed something better than Che old fashioned tin
cylinder, arc as numerous as the faces Of poti.
clan. Among the number is the Continental Cot
fec Pot, patented by s. Culver. It is made upon
the pecolatiog principal and after fair and
thorough trial. we can pronounce Il to be aU Il
purports to be. The beverage made in Il is pure;
strong and aromatic. The delicious favor Of tho
berry is preserved and the strength is not impaired
by injudicous boiling In addition It saves at
least one third Of the coffee aud II needs settling
II can be obtained at the crookery stoie Of A. s..
Gardner b Co. We can heartily recommend the
Coffee Pot 10 all our readers.
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For DETRoir-S Steamboat Ocean, Capt II. g. EVANS, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
FOR BUFFALo-steamboat City Of Buffalo, Cspi. A. d.
PERKINS, at 0oclock p NJ
FoR ToLEDo-Stsamboat Forester, Cap, J. p WARD,
o'olosk A. NJ.
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~ E Stair a Co, have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemen's Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted.
dV-tf
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Tue RETunN OF THE PnoESix.-Co. No. A re-
turned from GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon and
were welcomed with appropriate ceremony. Tho
Alert Hose Company, headed by Leand's Band in
full uniform met the vietors at tho cars and es-
corted them. Through Water, st. Clair Ontario,
Superior and Water streets to their house on
Frankfort street The Aerts had prepared ban
ner for the Phoenix Co. to carry through the
street. consisting Of mammoth broom covered
with whitO cloth, on one side of which were the
words "Cleveland takes tho State" and on the
reverse, awe always take horn" On the arriv-
al at tho Engine house, hearty cheers were
sent up for Phoenix Co.
Twenty-one Fire Companies and tho Newark
Gun Squad were on parade at Z,nesvile. The
number Of iromen present was about 500. The
display was very fine, and everything passed Of
admirably. The crowd in the city was estimate
at 10000. In tho forenoon Of Thursday parade
was had through the streets when the drsmeu
marched to "Musgrove Hip and listened to a
inO address from DR.. Gally, editor Of the Zanos,
Vile Aurora.
The Tournament was held in tho afternoon. In
this contest for the silver trumpots, tho Dougo
Company of Dayton, FIRST class engine, took the
first prize in that class, throwing 2O7 feet
In the second class Phoenix Company of Glove
land took tho prize, throwing Sl2 feet, inches.
In tho third class the Neptune of Cedaryille, a
'Hunncman Tub" took the prize, throwing tho
astonishing distance Of 2I0 feet
Forest Co. No. 3, Of Circlevllc, third class
threw 100 feet, 10 inches, nnd the Defiance Co. Of
Defiance threw $50 feet inches.
Tho American Hook and Ladder Co. Of Colum-
bus took the prize for running Of mile and
having man on top of 80 foot ladder in min
ute, 327 seconds.
The Hope Hose Co., of GAINESVILLE took the Hose
prize, running of mile AMI laying out 800
feet Of hose, and having water through tho pipe
ia minute and 55 seconds. The Union Company
of Zanesyillo took minute 57l seconds, and tho
Eagle minutes and seconds
A good time was had and our boys came home
feeling "prime." Two brooms were yesterday
fixed upon tho tower of their house and they ro.
ceived the congratulations of their friends with
becoming modesly.
We should have mentioned that Artillery Co. d,
Capt Rice, bad speaking trumpet" on the trow
of the hill at tho foot Of Water street which
belched forth mighty thundcrs in welcome to the
victorious Is.
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Tue LETTER STEALING CAsE.--Wiuaui aOsG,
who abstracted SIS from letter takon from the
Post Office, was yesterday fined 5000 and sent 10
Jail for thirty days upon bread and water.
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FKOM HUKLINGTON,

BURLISoToN, N. j., Sept. 0.
The Rev. Thos. Neal an aged mnist,r Of the
NJ Il. Church, and Grand Chaplain Of The Grand
Chapter of the Royal Arch nasons of the State Of
New York, died at 3 o'clock this afternoon at his
residence ia this place
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PLAIN Am oRNAnIpNTAI pplNTI

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" Plain and Ornamental Printing of every doscripien
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ce
on the lnte mpr we'd and rapid steam presses In the
best Style short notice, and reasonable rates Par.
toular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofndins done, especially Blank hooks. Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C, &C
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MAN BILLED.

BRDoEwATER, Sept 9.
Mr.. Henry French, Of the firm Of French &
Toward, OF this place, was killed this mcruing by
jumping irom a steamboat train while in motion
Alr French was shockingly mutilated lie leaves
a vile and child, who are now absent
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MOONLIGHT RIDE.-The Propeller Gov. Cush
man took up large load last night for the Islands
The moonlight ride Ohe clouds dispersed in the
evening", must have been very pleasant.
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New York, Sept. o.
The following ia to.dsy's business at the office
NJ assistant Treasurer d the us
Payments, ST.. .4i9 72s
Balance S4,9ji,2if2G.
For customs. $4,000
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PIGEON MAToH.-This afternoon, at half past
l. there will be 500 pigeons shot up from the trap
in the Flats.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The Rev. Mr.. Woart, OF
Dayton, will otficiate in Trinity Church on Sunday
to morrow.
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9E0i ~. .nIl.GINnooTn.AM.

Cincinnati. n Eth 10 1851 ll3 Ihifd ~
pHot. Waub Dear ait ~ Tho alyire d tgiana Of
ulut, Whn lul been tflfr Han instufutYr,
Induced 10 ny lhut The fu 81 iouu io nav Stay, aud
nearly ustiY nsI iu ny head NON ny halT huS
ccns gra duai ittlfle thlurVotit Nnihins but
duty aid sNurHtly tHlt t a. uncau o. uhofl
Fhu afflicted as llvr h0o wuuld tiluc5 EVe
this public gchupw udgDuau ui hT hunt l have received
ifom lr0f Muods iiar heslot4He.
Nourt respectfully
A. a. JACOBS,
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~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and SNUFF, go to b G. Dietz, ~ Superior st.
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10 the ladies.
STAMpIN

EMBROIDERY STAMPING
1I--ilavng just received supply % poroe's coll
eb,aed EmlrodeIy Stamps gm mgplred to stamp aGy
pattern desired for silk hrUnrh Embroidery, Ia "a snue-
uur unh nj hort u4tine ludns To nl
sih examine my piitrTus.
Retail
T EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received the Agen-
cy Mr. piOrcn, nm prepared Ia fur isl Stamps and
Ell Instructions ut muuuiuG urtrF prices
For doscripi ion Oi this new O GNdeys ladys
nouk ~ August. MRS. NJ GukSON,
yi;.63 No. eiGSt Cmir -
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BUSINESS PROCEEDING "A day or two since
heiculean negro, who would weigh down at The
least, two hundred pounds, entered ED. Millers
Office and told the story of his wrongs. lie had
made the acquaintance of a fair damsel who was
the special affinity of another oolored individual
..-i Iaa annGht 10 extend the acquaintance into a
closer attraction,bu unfortunately he had beeu s
covered by the true lover of the girl, aud that day
as he had climbed over fence TO enjoy the society
Of the lady, the darkey who had a prior claim had
caught him aud given chase. Tue big chap gave a
flying leap to the top of a six foot fence, when he
was caught by his pnrsuer. At the same moment
friend Of the pursued came to the rescue and
tried TO help him over the fence, out of harms
way. But the lover No. had 6rm hold OF him
with one hand and with the other ho Hlammed
him upon the head with a club. Meantime the
friend held him fast so that he could moi go back
to demOlsh his ass6ilant, so that he was in an un
pleasant fix lie finally got away on the safe side
of the fence, and exhibited to the Justice seyeral
severe cuts on his head trophies of the battle.
Having told his story, ''Now Squire" said he
"What'n give me the most satisfaction is TO go
back aud lick the chap, Whatl it COST Jest fig
ure up, will yer
The Squire endeavored 10 reason him out Of his
DESIRE but he would not be convinced 81 know
talnt right" said he "and it may not be constitu-
tonal, but It's human nature, and I'm boun' To lu-
bricate his hide" lie was advised to let the mat
ter drop or bring peaceable action, and, TO deter
him from the execution, was told that il might cost
him SlO $50 or S3Oif he should make an assault.
He sat still for two three minutes meditatng aud
then started up eXclaiming, "Wea Squire, guess
III give him $50 dollar whipping. l'm good for
it, and left the office intent upon his mission When
he hnds the object of his vengeance. We shall
doubtless 'hear Of wars and rumors OF wars"
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IlHE BEST ARTIEIIQll.II.AlL. \. 1 lhII.ELIp TO


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9a5- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depOts at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, us Ontario Street
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KnsSian StGam Balllng Establishment,
% Hicks st., near kngino Honso No 10,
Cleveland, tWest Side.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is

Cleveland, (Iyest side.)
VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
III universally ktnNn all ever Europe where II is tstab
ished All the urg' cities aud In many a the
smaller towns, ufdi rs 80 general proved by all med
icI. uuthuTtcs, not only safe quick, tf lieut. aud
highly hio remedy against grot uunhtr u the most
server Ill., md inust powerful strengthen of
thn nervous that M particular Trromntudu IA Of
a d, called Tor Asa uuitlytng aud mVigouing agent tuf
tS az ~ ths bath Is ucku1~ dyed TO Ice sur Cd hy No
tuisr bto wllev =, Hut Vie singular continuation OF
sifau gatr friction aud rcise, oNh ted IN hose
Vay as % oaspt4iny eTaHieae dsea,ts which obs un W
resist all Oer feJJpder Rhonnlnisr salt Rhuum RlnR
Worm Rhts Evii paycr Sores Dupsy, aud all uhct DIS
eases trsng fon sppDHsed ~ murd action u tho tkn
are radically euiod wit4,l Ah bnR internal melioine
DtkousOB Hf tho air pasiggnt, CMNlh, NpuRhiug, hnl
forms Of Gnnsum muA, u hNt huV need Too iaf
Hrn removed without difficulty.
Enhancement Of he thor and hpgNnf bhpepsY, Fiesl
Meculialisn sofofulous swelling ParaBuc fytteural
Afecions, gOut aud sometimes Fplepir tits Deafness
and gfahf number ui nihoT uilmenis ara successfully
treated Of tho ufriuty Of Steam bphng n a these ui-
ions there m the anpest proof on iecoid Fqhng n
claimed Tor but what actually b0 deu hnq what
every may eIperinuru ~ htmsrlt.
JUST TRY ITi
Cold aud Warm Wafer Baths nH Woll hH shower Hath
are With this ssubthmrnl. aud eau bo used
icEErs-A sarle Steam Bah 62 cents. per dog 81 o0
A Cnd ur warnl water h1ih o. a. % tn1, OIL
Hturs Of admission Tor Lhdius Tue dIys TbuulI, and
sautA tys in the forenoon ur Grnurm HuTnr he at
ttrnn0nt the dnys from Co urluCk uuu sua'
days ffasu D 10 ~ O'cinok A. NJ
HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprietor.
Claycland Aas 18th. ls0 sugi0.AI
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" For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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VINEYARD srnEEr- Tho work Of grading
Vineyard street has commenced preparatory to
paving.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Uuieu TELEGRAPH,
OFFICE wARiNo's BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK Ann
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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ACADEMY oF MUsIo.-Tbe Cooper Opera
Troupe viii. open at The academy Of Music on
Monday night, with The Barber Of Seville.
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POTIN, BAY EoLIPsED.-The crowd going there
will be large and all will probably enjoy them
selves and return home much delighted with what
they have seen aud heard but just witness the rush
to Crobaughs ambrotype rooms, where fathers,
plothers, sisters and brothers, beaus bellies, and
beauties go to get truthful likeucsses at unprece-
dented low prices. His rooms are spacious and
pleasantly situated on thecorner of Ontario street
and the public square, opposite the oil Court
House. Mr. G. pays strict attention to calls from
his patrons aud visitors, lgYarlably superintend-
ing the taking of pictures himself This is one of
the grand secrets of his great success lie employs
none but scientific workmen to assist him and
uses none but The very best Of chemicals. by so
doing he ia decidedly successful lie has one Of
the largest cameras In northern Ohio, that never
fails 10 insure an accurate representation Of iea
lures in all kinds Of weather. Go to his gallery
and sit for your picture, after which you will adj
wise an your friends 10 follow suit
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CosT OF ROLLING STOcK,-A first class locomo.
tive costs about $4,000; passenger car $4,000;
a baggage car Sl,4OO; freight car $3.50, gray.
ell car $3.50 The iron of railwoy cost from
5000 70 Ss 900 per mile
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miscellaneous.
SPALRINGlS PREPAREn GLuH.

SP4LDING's PREPARED GsUEl
SPALDING's PREPARED Cur -
SPALDINu's PREPARED GLUE
Saves the Pieces!
ECoNoAIYll DISPATCHli
" A stitch IN time sapes niRe." .a1i
A $ ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
~ even ~ we'll I'guuei a,lhes, 1t is desrh'o
TO hive soWe cheap convenient for repairing
nitulo, CfocknIy. Toys, &c. SPALUiNG'S FRIp REL
GLUE meets nll such UmcfgtuCes. household eau
sd to be without i II is always reedv and NJ tho
sticking point There rs n louger necessity for imptug
chlrs, solnc1od ycuoes heudoss dos, and brokou
dies IL the article iur ruuG-shp und other urua-
mental wOrk-popnlar with iadigs OF refinement
This admirable rparniun used cold being chemically
held IN solution, aud POSSESSING All the valuable qualities
of The best tnh'not-muker's Clio. u mry be- The
lace common murllpTe htihg vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN FNERY HOUSE
" IA Brush accompanies each bottle Price oh cts
aug9 For safe by FOGG, ENSwORIH co.
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The Great vital ReConeratoF.
EEkH HfS HtlpH ARR

PROTECTED by ROYAL Letters
l. Patent irum ENGLAND mud secursJ h, IN, Sal
q 'hg ECoLE nE PhAkAiAClh DE- PARIS and tn
ihFhlHAl 'oLLESE O" MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. l-lnyulInble ir Hpa1niiun, spormni orrhma and
Physical Exhaustion aud Is a tonic.
No - ompet,y Grad all traces Of those diseases
thal nave heen hhuflu heated by the aud pefu
oioas ute ui copHvla aud cubous
NO. 3-llls entirely suppaned the injurious me
nWl hoftiy iulius 10 tho suA speedy relief dispa
ht NJ Tue inYuriiirs and fuHtine venom cd dsea
lllEAEAlA Nos, J., and aie prepared IA the 10 a.
~ "Nch-t devoid Of tasio SMELL uhd CARRIED
~ lha Mhblonhi puckot som Tn CAsEs aud divided
hln HsrAiArt Dosts as administered by yapoau, Lnn
hn huuN ltruid &c Sc. pnru, 50 euch az fur cnsps
~ one Tor ~, which 50; uud III sea eases whtIebT
thnrH ~ sHyns OF 81 10 be had wholnsu and Tpui
~ pr HARLOW, 1874 bletrkOr ST., New York lmmedi
MeN 0n ryecWng remittance, Dr. Harrow viii fofwafi
tht ~ lES " NJ A X to puft OF tho wurln gecufeV
packed aud addressed according tho nstructios Of Tie
writer - w.
Foi salcby GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
WILLIAM ElSkE
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HoLLowAY's O1NTMENT AND PrLLs should be
the revornesleciod accompaniment Of the family med
cine chest Thoy combine their united agency the
Of noar all the external and internal disorders which
and sobiect Their effect is not partially
20 remove. but to thoroughly dispeldisea,e.
Sold at The mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 2bc &C. and 81 per pot
box, sfus.l5s
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20 DR.. JAS. MoCLINTocE's PEcroRAL SYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the mmeasurabe supe
rory Of this remedy every other prescribed for
frmed couch, oppression OF the chest brouohai icultes
and consumption when all ether medicines have failed
In this there is hope, safety, life.
Price 81 90. sold by WM FISKE. CIovelapl
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RuNAwAY.-A horse attached to single buggy
in which were two boys, yesterday took night and
ran, upsetting the buggy but fortunately doing
no further damage than giving the boys a rough
tumbling in the dirt The horse was soon stop-
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~ snAks AND B0RNi sHAKE AND BuRN |

70 SHAKE AND BUM! SHAKE AND Burn !
sHAKE AND BURN This is the life Of ngony endured by
the sufferer from Fever and Ague He wanderr like an IN
certain shadow, knowing what moment he may be
prostrated and therefore dtnoned to give any special at
entiou 10 business lie is burden to himself and bur
den TO his feuis who out ia to lis
wants This Is the eond thousands in town and coun
try. n exasgeiaiou osay that Fever and Ague kills
more people than any twenty other diseases America
For sure and spaedy Of this terrible sfiicton
take great leasuyu Ia recommending Dr. HOsTETTERS
STOMACH BIrTERs, which have alrenly achieved a
wide reputation for rapid end powerful effects renOyaiing
the system prostrateI by this disease.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally svoywhers.
Irr
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The iasiofayr nat iu hotea ~ three signs viz
laiBe, medium nud gu1li the tuhl l0ds a pint aud
ftaiH dol ~ hullc tho medium htida least
iwriY rpl iu iIupufun than The suali ret
fr dollars pfr hutiu he iur4u holds quart 40 81
bottle
O.l. WoOu \ co ,Piopuoiars, No ga Hynslway N
YORK, aud No lll hlaihut sttuNt At i4nuik Mo
And aild by an Drugfi4ts hnl fancy 0oods Dnalvls
apG
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~ Tho New York Daily Express says,
On. BfcCLINTOCK's DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR
Is the Gully really scientific remedy ever introduced to
the public One bottle has knowledge cured case
Of Dyspepsia Of long saudiag"
Price SlOO Sold by VIM. FlsKE, Clovelsnl.
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CRURCHILL'S HYPOPHOSPnITES.

CHURCHILL'S Iypo phcsphites of
- i.inu aud Su;i, prephIrd D., J. Minihotttr Tins
remedy Cuutuu u he LungF ANA ,lhrr wasting
uso scs hu> ntiactud the attention oi the Lead
fhi liN oi our 'Oenily received heiT approval
AZ hclng o. gcu VALUE aud very III lent nrIesig ihe
pivsi etsss "l ul,tas't hhho,lo cun.'tutu iaal.
aus o. W PIsRE
A ALE GREASE.-Bor lubricating
- - Mag9a Anoa Alll Gtang, heavy bearings 81
Hfy uuhcrlplliu THIS y the cheapest and most dunbie
KIND o. "frase la use for this purpose. For sale hy
enk.o FlsKE,
EMPlkE SPRING CONGRESS-
uE& " EtSE NJ
{ rlEAP PRESERVE JARS AND
~ BOTTLES. A few aru stll la, d at the lowest
Pnuvs ul hhy - tit Guy. ". FlsEE.
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BRYAN'S TAsTELESS VERAIIFUGE.
From state of RInino 10 Baton Rouge
o. All know BRYANs VERMIFUGE;
Tasteless, harm less death TO worms
OF all sizes. Kinds aud forms:
Mothers feel indeed, secure
With this painless, peerless cure.
Price IS cents Sold by wM. FISRE,
ep9Rs CleVelana
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spstiol Nctirss.

t1- For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply At
700. ENsWoRTn 4 co. car snpaIiot 4 Esneea Do
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~ No HOME COMPLETE WITHOUr IT.-DR.
JAS. MoCLISTooK's COLD ARD CoUoH MixruR cures a
ough or cold with the uniform certaioty that water
quenches fire, and the prescription of scientific ply
sician aud master Of medicine. Price only 25 coats
Sold by VIM F1SKE, Druggist
sep3 gleve' and
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--T---
" HuMAE FaMLrY, or PHYsfoLoeIoAL RE
sEARcHEs" should be read ~ everybody II treats Of
aennotsd diseases and The results Of early mai practoo'
the causes TINT frequently lead 20 unhappy mara0es their
relief tnd Prevention, with o1pious uotons tho
SURE method Of dispelng the misgiUinOi that equ niy
tukc hold Of hose about 10 enter into the marriage state
The work ia beautifully Illustrated with oolored engraving
and Is frausht with wholesome advice and celebrations
Sold by Or. BARROW, I5J Prince street, New York -
Price 2s cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and VIM FIsKE
Druggists. Cleveland. tep5
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Folsom & FELTON,, Resident Prlnrlpals.

scholarship is good in olher Of he Seven colleges,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
Thpt Professor WOOd'S Hair Restorative
MILL PKESRNE INEALLIRLY

w tne gromA aud color of tho halr n used two or
tlfeo limos week. To any imnstanne Perfectly,
suiu ~ gray TIE hulu Wih natal r'f sTuanrn
Tue hHi make - Wefg su aud huuuiml than any OIL
hnd rAutyr the sCau FREE ruh all rGl htet
ssc stat amen, Juasts, Ati"nrft, ~ c0s, CleTrymen,
i"ltsaiuia urn hnd Grlom and lndics OF ali ciassHs
ll over lhn Muid near ftsfImuuy that tn1
much ~ us favor ltcndt tho illiiwug sud Indge.
lhtnnRY GnoVk. 81 Charles To-. Mo. Nov. lG 1891.
iboF o. M"np-Debr sil; Sdale tiue lat SUMMER
We were uuced to use sume Of lar Restorative
s elects wonderful, W. ieel II our duty you and
the Hti rtcd q fupoTtiL
Our Ntte sons head for no tuna hail be crfaCtly
,ntfuh wiil tuiusi aud me called ecad head The
hlit umus ruiiIcy ruuir oil when
suting ~ SuuurhHs, advised 90 Husturattv0
wa did ~ wil little gpu ui but sufn-iha
nnd lhH al All nur m nds, VuiY few applications TeuuKtd
hN uitoh,e ehtrty uud new uua uNurlant cfpni hur
huuu tlufiHu "a ana NUtAu Uuw that hup has
heh i seulp, uh as luXmiat cop uI hair aly olrr
Child We ctu, thufou aud d0 horoy .ommend yuur
Restorative, as prfl0gt frintdy al disaAtes 1 tho
no-ln and hnll. We Mrr YnlnA Ln-Ln nlMLlN.