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sLAvEHOLDER's OONyENrION.

DALAlmbhEt bult u
The Shareholders Convention re assembled this
morning to consider lhequestion to the best means
OF regulating the free negro population of the
STATE. The hall was crowded and much interest
manifested
Hon James Alfred Pearco, Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, submitted majority
report. Mr. i. W. Jacobs, OF Worcester county,
presented the views OF a portion OF the minority,
being n written address going over the whole
ground detailing the grievances OF the SHAREHOLDERS
OF Maryland, and the pernicous influence Of free
negrosm on the population generally. He then
advocated the prohibition OF emancipation aud the
passage Of laws Tor the gradual extinction OF free
negrOism.
The majoriiy report is accompanied by the fol.
lowing resolutions:
ReSOlUCd, That the Convention consider any meas.
ure Tor the general removal Off free blacks from the
State OF Maryland, impOlitc, ineXpedient and un
called for by any public eXigoncy which could JUS
tify il.
ReSOlUGds That the free negro population should
be well ana thoroughly cOntroledby different laws
to the end that il may be orderly, industrious and
productive.
ReSOlUed, That for the purpose Of diminishing
as far as possible the evils which proceed from the
excessive and ncreasn free negro cass, the policy
OF the State, declared IN 1881 should be reHlrmed
aud such ume ndment be made 10 the act Of that year
aB will give 10 il aCtIyeiOfce A. will either prOhb
II emancipation altogether or compel the prompt
removal from the Stat Of those emanoipated. and
that the Legislature be asked to renew aud amend
the laws relating to the free negroes aud the eman
cipatiOn, SO as 10 remedy al the defects OF sys.
tenn which time aud experience has shown.
ReSOiUed, That a committee be appointed to sub
init the views Of this Convention and TO ask appro-
pirate legislation by the General Assembly.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FuRTHER BY THE AFRIcA.

New YoRK, June 8.
A letter from Alessandria says that when
the carriage containing the Austrian Officers
and other prisoners taken at Montebelo passed
before agroup of the French Imperial guard
the men ranged themselves in a row and took
off their shakos. rsu.....
a decree of the Empress Regent enacts that
in virtue Of the law recently adopted aud Of a
bull Of the Pope, the Episcopal seal of Rennis
shall be raised into an ArChhishOpric, and
another decree signed by the Emperor aud
dated from the general Imperial head quar-.
ters at Alessandra addicts the present Bishop
OF Rennis TO he the next Archbishop,
Consos are steady TO day 9Rta92l.
Not much doing in shares.
Stock scarce and prices all very firm.
Sugar quiet
Codee-a cargo ofsan Domingo sold. at 5Gs
for Genoa.
Tea frm-Common Congon ls3d
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 3 p. M--Breadstuffs
quiet without change in many articles.
Provisions firm.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times furnishes aversion Of the battle % the
effect that Count Stallion passed the Po on
the 10th by the strongly fortified Bridge az
Vacarggo with $4,000 men TO ascertain the
position of the French. lie found them in
Casteggeo, which he Etormed. lie then came
upon paraguay DHilliers army near Monte
bello. He attacked It so as TO make the enemy
display his strength. In the flight Sladion
was wounded
The French brought up fresh troops by Rail
during the battle 900
At night stadiOn rotreated, having effected
his purpose.
The same authority says the Austrians are
satisfied with the Montebelo expedition, as
the exact position and strength OF the French
were ascertaned, besides the conviction that
the Austrian troops fight quite as well as the
French.
The London Times Paris correspondent
writes that letters entitled 10 some credit state
positively that only A. 900 French troops were
engaged at Montebelo
The Austrians are admitted 10 have fought
admirably in line, but not so well in close
quarters or when the moment came to cross
the bayOnet
Other accounts estimate the French forces
in this action at fully 10000.
Il is said that Gen. LOrris' coat was riddled
with bullets.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


he combination Of ingredients in these pills is the re-
Sult Of a long and extensive practice They mild IN
their operation and cectan in correcting o Irregularities
Painful Mems ruatons removing all obstructons, wheth-
from OF Otherwise headache, pain In the side, pul-
Tation ofthe heart whites, all nervous affections, hys-
srcs atleue, pain the back aud limbs, sc disturbed
. sep, which arise from inte ruption of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of in the treatment OF
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
90 many thousan ofhs young Il beautiful and the be-
owed to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
heah unless she regular and Whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
Dir CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most elrcruul remedy known for all com
plants pecuar Females T. an classes they are inyal
uable inducing Nth cerdiHt pl0aicdt regularity They
are kno t. hou'a 'auds who have used tm at different
periods throughout he country. wing the sanction Of
the most eminent pbgSiciTRs IN America.
Explicit directions stating WheH and phfn they should not
be usd with eucu BOrhu Price One Dollar each bor con-
tanning 40 Pills
sslianle pam hlet be had free ofthe Agents Pils
prOH1tl, by Oslns price 90 the General
Agent. sold by druggists generally.
Il. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No 1863 Chumuers St New York
Sold in Cleveland by VIM. FisKE aud GAYLORD s.
HAMNONn HUrsd& w6m2,l Il
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Private accounts says The real loss Of The
frenoh was 900 10 ! 100 men
The London Timos' Pavia correspondent saw
that the Austrians admit that the French fougit
splendidly. From the hghts tho Ausirians
beheld the novelty Of train after tram Of Frene
troops arriving BY sah from Vglera, dsporo-
lng them and Immediately hastening back for
The first Austrian corps d'arme. 10000
strong, was TO be sent from Bohemia into Ty.
rol by way Of Dresden and Munich.
The accumulation Of troops in Munich wss
80 great that 1000 beds had been made 10 in
the Crystal palace
The report that the neutral powers had pro-
tested against the occupation OF Tuscany is con-
tfadlctedi but 1t was believed that the English
and Russian Ambassadors ia Paris had made
observations on the subject, which were not
very well received
a dispatch from Trieste says that about GO
French men Of war were in the Mediterranean.
tlotilla Of gun boats was ready TO sail for
Toulon, and was shortly to be followed by
second. II wssexpeeted that they were intend.
ed TO act against Venice.
Five gun boats which could be taken to Pie
Gro and remounted, have been sent TO Genoa.
4hey were intended for use on Lake Maggiore
Letters from Rome state that the creates
enthusiasm was produced among the people
and the French troops by the news Of the tri-
umph OF French arms at Montebeo
The London News Turin correspondent tele-
graphs that an official inquiry made on the spot
established the fact that the contributions levi
ed by the Austrans at Vercelli, aud which the
special correspondent of the London Times de-
clared had not been raised, amounted to the
sum Of 100000 francs
The London Times Paris correspondent SAYS
that independently Of the eight divisions already
designated to form the army of observation, un.
der Pellssier, four additional divisions we're being
organized for the same object.
letter from pouon states that the enlistment
OF seamen from that port, if not abandoned, is at
least suspended MI.
The French fnyoys at the Courts Of Bavaria,
Hanover and Wurtemburg were in Paris having
been summoned TO give verbal account Of the
difficulties OF their position in consequence Of the
war excitement in Germany. 'I'4.
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IAIk DYE HAIR DE i! ! HAIH DIE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DyeI
The ONLY harmless and reliable Due kno,0n

The only harmless and reliable Due knOton.
The Original and best in the world
All others limitations and should be avoided
YOU wish to escape ridiCue.
GRAY, RED on RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair or skin
warded to WIN A. Bachelor since 1879 aud 90 600
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes
VIM a. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
70 be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
inure in the least however long may BE- continued
aud the l effects Of Bid Dyes remedcd the Hair invgor
atod for life By this Splendid Dye
Made. sold OF anolisl du private rooms at the Wig
FbCtors, No. 2{} Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in AN cities and towns the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods nealess
~ The geuuina has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Ro1 Of
-I.. -... VIM. A. BATCHELpR,
iauf No 233 Brnadw- ". N Y
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Steamer Texas which has arrived here
brings San Antonio dates to the 2nd inst
Capt. John r. Baylon with $50 men attack
ed the Brazos Reserve near Fort Belknass.
driving in the Scouts and endoavorpg to cap.
ture the Indians who had been ordered to leave
but refused
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CONTENTION.

.. 1RoY, June v.
The Convention OF the Theta Delta Chi frater-
nifty is now in session here. Mr. g. T. wilkins.
OF New York, delivers the annual address, and Mr..
w B French Of Boston prOnornces tue poem
The Hall where the Convention Is held, Is crowd.
ed to sufocation Great enthusiasm prevails aud
II Is recognized as the most important gathering
OF the kind that was ever assembled
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HUNG

UOBURd, O W. juno U
DIR. King, the wife .poisoner was hung this
morning. lie made speech on the gallows
declaring his guilt and his willingness to die;
that he had made his peace with God, and do.
sired the people TO pray for him A vast num-
Der of people were present No disturbance
ogcurrpd
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FROM AZ. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, June y.
AT a sale Of premium tobacco at the Planters
Warehouse TO day, a lot of manufacturing leaf
awarded the first premium, SIS, belonging to Ad-
olson Finley, Pile county, Mo, and was sold to
B.W. Lewis Bros, Glasgow Mo-, for Que hun.
dred and twenty-five dollars per hundred
pounds. This is the highest priced on record.
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Nrw AnVrnTIsr1TrNTs

J. Prontiss--Assignoos notice
r shoels.-no and shoes
Taylor, 0rswold % -Dry Goods
chamboriain Crawford &Co.-Nohhorn Transportation
70 3 Erposs
John Whitelaw-ro Coauuctofs.
o. Gutter son-Auliion
Detou--inteligoncs onlas
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NJ. j. DICKERSoN,
Late Of the firm Of Ambler & Diokerso
nVeNTVGT

oFoe 253 Superior sirss near Rendsirs store.
DR. d 8 new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
be pleased % all ef his Old patrons and o,be's who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed augs ahd hed exposed nerves capped and saw
ed; aso teeth inserted gold silver oorae orvucanite
base, platinum plate with continuous gum, which IS
much used east. .my8
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BROKE JAIL.

MARION, June 9.
Partridge and strader, the former charged with
arson, anu the latter with burglary, escaped by
boring through the floor, Gill and two heavy
behns, then digging through the ground to the
outer wall which they tore away by piece meal sub.
sequently ascertained o. have been five days in
operation $50 reward il offered for their capture
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w IGo I WIGS n! WIGS :! :!

BATCHELORs WIGS AND TOUPEES surpasH all.
They are elegant, light, and durable.
Fitting oharm-nO turning up behind--no shrinking
Of the head indeed, this the only Establishment whore
those things properly Underso O, and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
ianI7 W. F1SKE, Cleve and. ohio, Agent.
HU TUHINGS' LIFE EXHlLARANT,
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~ The Daily Momng Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' aud Olmsteds news depots
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And who pronounced by many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBERs was pleased
to write tie following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERr
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What GustaVe Satter Says
TH1s FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FoRMEs.

. Who Visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
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DIED

NORFOLK, June 0.
Lieut.. Winfield S. Bell, of the Revenue service,
died last evening.
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For Ba6alo-steamboa CITY Of Buffalo, Capt
PERKfNs, at oP. NJ.
Also, the Arctic, Capt FISH, 6l2 O'Clock
this evening
For Dstroit--Tho Ocean, Capt Evans, this eve.
ming
For SandusIy and Toiedo-steamboa Forest.
CT, Capt WARE, at7P.M
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tgH If any people in the world ever needed
au apostle to oast ;heir devils out IL Is ours who live in
this water-lossed country The miasmstc poison Of
swamps and Marshes becomes veritabie devil In the
blood to reve the Agues and Feves which shake and
oorch us all AYERS "AeUE CURE is said to be the
postle need and Of neshhors who have tried
con firm the report -Journ D. Plano m
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uuhesatingly pronounce them emneHg superior in ao-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of any have
ever used in this the old country Another striking
feature in these us uments and where others too often
la is their remaining under the heaviest aud most
difficult payng-not a string shaterug hatting, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer
oled at all times give instantaneous eject emphatic
p assaees-
Signed, GUSTAVE sATTER.
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5penNl NOttfes.

~ For Gas Fifs-es aad Fitfiag--AYPly
Fggg Eassorih Co., ios aaa ioI Superior rirssi.
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YOUTH TO THE AGED -sTRrnoru TO THE WEAK


This novel preparation has mt with the approval Of the
seniy Ia Of The world nd the ulcOverer and
piO u etUT fearlessly proc aims 10 To be
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u Hutchlugs Lie EEhiIarant h
= M yIctIm oI LiYer CompIalnl Nh dlsoover

C8- The victim Of Liver Complaint will discover
In HutChuur Lie Nhila ant grand pa ucea, u' Gu cd
Tor mmrdtto aHd permanet crc Do This distressing COM
un % likewise renders the ui rain aud che oriuli Il
rfuvenlot AID res strength with magic qllckneas
Sol by Wm F'sGe Cleveland,
EVs The nervous will find Hutchings' Lite
E1ha arntor remedy for n their susrng and PER
g0t who FROM the nludCiuus OF liquors have become
deec aud their Hous agstens shattered, and consi-
uiious orken down Snid by WIN. Flske Cleyeland.
l@77" The weak will receive new strength from
a mOdt o. that cKorou, Hticsingu' Lie tHltiH-
rant 10 Is heailul IA u - oueIntuus A. on NiEoI-
ant u hos 90 al-reuven tin the AGED aud We ~ in
wonderful CO. ny aud permanent elect 30 by Wm
Fiske, Clegelsld.
~ The D1speptc eau have all his woes ban
ishedu q he vii bnt USE HuChu So Life t1hiaunt Maak
stomach feeble dselnu, dsttess utT eat ng cost ye
habits h ionsuess, low spirits vi nnd mHsier "a nc
nhoVe clmpnund sold " WMs tleht r., tieVelanls ahu
by druggists generally. AlGW9l@h
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COULDN'T Do lT.-Yesterday as herin Wight.
man was with his six prisoners in the cars, before
starting for Columbus one of them, negro,
managed with poker which he had secreted in his
pauts, to break the chain of another prisoner who
sprang upon the Sheriff to overcome him, but the
Sheriff was not to be caught mapping He held
the refractory one by the throat when the whole
six sprang upon him, but were fortunately reduced
to subjection by the aid Of the two deputies. An
extra pair of irons were put upon the ring leader
and no more trouble was had. A SheriFs posi-
ton lis no snecnre.
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HoElOwAy's OINTMENT. - Scorbutc affeo-
tons sryspoias and all erptibns from whatever hidden
cause by the Of this great cleanser Of the
human system II heals by eradication wen suppress
sion and penetrates to the hidden Of the dlady
Sold at the mnuuiac'ory, No. so Maiden Lane New
York. and by all Druggists 25c $50. and 81 per oct or
b,r 265
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AMBROTYPEs I'D PHoToGRAAHs,-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the Old stand, No. 200
Superior street (South sidc). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mYls-dlm
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YACHT CLUB.-The meeting Of the Yacht Club
last night was adjourned until Monday night at
which time il Is hoped there will be full attend
ancc ofal who feel Interested in the success Of the
Club
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L. y = u u n - ~ -
u Gniags LIFE tHnll,Ta shoul be used y an neTy;
wor pnd WI mo- produce reaction no matter how sud-
l. is also Grand Tome aud will give relief in Dyspsp
sra lth tnr hs dose hIe persistence m ITS use VIII
The aged SHOULD BE- ceran TO mike Huchig's Life TX
youthful m isGngg and ~ renglh aud enable them 20
SThaiaes but Stre,ghens and T. real On 10 alp9bie
condtJ Of servy by sefabuso msfortune ordinary
sicke s. No matter what the cause oi he impoteuoy of
Huchuss' Life Eym arant should he used by all per-
sons Who hive dsordered nerves somach uyef muscular
action, torpid intellect or owness Of spirits Il is com-
pounded Io hain 5e- PowS uI ana contains
PENNIES s6i,ciod Min IaTien1ess will discover in
Hutchng kHharant the realization ofthoir hopes ofma-
rhis Temmkabe and unaRgroachabIe preparation s for
sO 10y the PIopuetr q HUrcmNGs, az No, lBo Cham.
bets street, New Yurk City A orders sh uld be address
81, nutlles nr s. Sold bg Wi FlSKG ,l,veland
~ Hutchngs' Lille Exhilaraut is a rcjuve
nqtoI VI unipp oaeaa 10 and iugaole exec lenes For
clnsle Ell an iaiu bic spocihc also cure FOR alic
u,us erug iulne liver ,tomach or bE.n mis-,
4 l.! b stow stfe9{ h. Maly aud physical ability Sold
HUTCmNGs' LIE E1HlLARANT - One dose
will mJyc dislsreuub aud di.lressng effects Of
Ne iaVi ora M he i Sing io a5
leel ss VI bB Iem yel. No hy Wm US O. w and
HUTCmNGs' LIFE EXHLARANT - Ladies of
weak aud sCky cousttu siuu 10 Ike the HutC ugs'
Py remoss All oSsetions SSI ,re ariss frm iRs
sruu Organf ard the bloom of health he
SICK and WAS Cd caro-wom iuro sold by Wa. Fisko
Cleyeisud.
~ Hutchiugs Lille EKhilarant is quick and
edecnal egrPg ne wors and mosl sgrayai,d of
Dyspepsia KID Complaints uui all OF her
ufhe Omlrh aud bowels uud viii revive th m8lauch0 y
aud drou ing sulrls immedI toy. The feeb ner,orr
and s. Ny -uoud ~ ". Nod y W. t'sse, Ceveisud
10 The aged Can have health re7ewed by
Hutohinss Lie EHhll.snt which IS leiel lille a. reu;
pTumo'n Hnd gundefu peruuneuco For Old ana fee
BE persons u has nut sequ sold by VIM FiBkt, Ceye-
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BUSINESS NOTICES

OUTLINE MAPs.-Outne Maps have now be-
come Indispensable in every school room Since
the Publishers Of Peltons Outline Maps have es-
tablished an Agency with Messrs. Iugham a
Bragg they have sold large quantities IN the State
Of Ohio, and supply Schools and Township Boards
at same rates as the Philadelphia Publisher. They
are also Agents for MitchelI's Outline Maps and
Key, and supply the western trade at publishers
net prices. je9-4L
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EB- DR.. Hostoiter's Bitters have received
the wames oucomumu from Tho pross and people through
OUT The Union A. valuable tonic for the Of Dys-
20 sia Flntulonco Constipation and general de-
bhv IL cannot be approached. Every day cases q
lie great effect ohronoed through public Journals
There is nothing equal 10 the enjoyment which the ahio
cd arper when using his valuable specific lts mild
tone and vigorous aoiion upon ds1rlered son
aoh and The oeausins ofthe entire hum body should
recommend II all oiastes of community All that will
be TO convince The skeca of s healthy effects
is 60 purchase a bottle and be sais6ed
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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LAKE SHORE RAILRADl

VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRADl
New York, ...................... 500
Philadelphia, Observation-Disclosures. 100
Baltimore, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. 100
TINE QUICKER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, d. Horton, Agent or { the Lake Shore
Depot, b. G. Harris, Agent
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~ HAWKS & BROTHER have Harper's Week
ly, Porer's Spirit Of the Times, New York Plea
yune, New Y ork aud Cincinnati Dailies in abund
auoa
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From the many severe tests that have given
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~ Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
re.fed with fresh medicine.
NAV 27tRg
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, ~ For sale in Cleveland by n y Ames. VIM F,sh
i scIs Lslsy ~ r q, !, Mskeg5e p Churchill n
LOUIS umhs.uoiiur, and by druggists Fourrsiiy eiA'
. lnuHh hAwivH64 7N'''"'4'
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e restorative Is put NJ IN bottles Of three sizes viz
ep lhediuul and small; the small hOlds 4 nini and
en p Que d3l ar Per botle the medium holds at least
Muy yer Gent more ~ proportion than HE small rotns
oI tWO dollars per h0tie the lnrge holds OnnJf IA eT
bottle ''' 'O'"iis ''t 'hieo uoiefs per
VI - WOOD co, Proprietors, No "a BROADWAY N
~ "a ahl qt No ~ hlarket Atieet, 81 LOUIS Mo.
anu s9ld ny all Druggists and Fancy Goods i1sRlers
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IT. These Pianos are for sale by
OSsIAN L. DODGE,
apr9:lmR2O No. 5 Euclid street. Cleveland
aIll.AIn " n = 4 "
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FELL IN A Fra gentleman from Geauga
county whose name we did not learn, fell in fit
yesterday while talking at the corner OF Superior
and Seneca streets. He was conveyed to a ply
scian's Office aud soon recovered : Hewas subject
IN nniInnlic nla
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FIRE.-Just as we were going to press this
morning about O'Clock, fire broke out in the
south east portion of the city. We could not learn
the extent of the damage done.
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POLICE CoURT.-Wm c. Laughlin got drunk
and for his fun in thatline was fined 81
Eyelauder Bard, like some other unappreoiated
mortals was a penniIess Bard, and so went below
for beno drunk.
John Furgurson valiantly assaulted and battered
four peaceabe men, for which he was fined S25
On paying the costs on charge of disturbance
Henry Neeve was told to leave.
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Weak an sckls constitutions should ke the iulc ugs'
Lll ENuia ants % viii make you strong healthy and hap
py remove all osstwctiuus and rreg lares from The
sruu organf ard restore the bloom OF health he
sick and WIS Cd CarC-wom iuro sold by Wm. Fisk o,
Cleyeiaud.