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How In Din RAIN.-Ycsterdey afternoon we
bad copious thunder shower accompanied with
high wind. II rained very hard for half an
hour or so aud we fattered ourselves that the at
mos2hero would be little cooler after il; but we
were doomed to Disappointment The air after
the shower seemed as hot and close as before, and
we fell as II il would require no great stretch Of
patriotism to do what Tom Ford promised to do in
the last Presidential lcontest-"sweat barrelw
Whewl hasn't il been hot Che last three daysl-
We conr expect to be tc much expense uext win
Ter for fuel The memory of these days will, we
a2prehend, keep us warm for several Seasons to
o1me.
There Is peculiarly juicy quality in the heat
Now we have been baked and roasted by the arid
heat Of days which are past and gooe" but The
process for two or three days past has been deci
dedly melting one. There is a constant tendency
towards lqudcation, which keeps one constantly
IN fear least his personal Identity should forsale
him aud become "soaked up" ia sponge or
trckIe down the street gutter, aud perbans oct
damned before the proper time Keen eooll do
yol say How is a man to keep cool hunting az
tir local items with the thermometer al "a In ns
selde, and no one with energy enough left 10 gs,
up a respectable fight, commit suicide, or murder.
or do anything ia short to interest the swelterlpg
public, or relieve the agony Of the "loealn Keen
cool We Wlsh We could
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For The Leader.
REsIGNATIoN or TEAoHRRs-MT. Editor -
Among the designations handed in by Teachers TO
the Board, your paper publishes that of Mr.. J. @
Hale of Brownell st. School As one of the pat
rons Of the School, feel unwilling to allow the
resignation of Mr. H. to take place, without some
expression of respect and gratitude
A competent, faithful, laborious teacher, is one
of the most useful servants of the public, and should
b. held in the highest esteem by the community
snch teacher is Mr.. Hale He has been princi-
pal of that School ten years, and under his ener
getic, judicious management It has taken a first
rank among the schools of this city
ksUnremitng toll has impaired his health, and he
finds II needlul to seek repose before engaging in
any business. AZ the same time, he feels, and
justly 80, that 600 is little enough for one com
petent to manage one Of our Glammar Schools
successfully Many Of his patrons feel grateful to
Mr.. H., and realize that, in parting with him as a
teacher Of their children, they are making sroat
sacrifice, and as one Of them it would crafty the
writer to express this sense of obligation in some
more substantial form. take pleasure in saying
this, for have long felt that the value, trials and
tolls Of a good Teacher, are not duly appreciated
No class should have a longer aud warmerpace in
our hearts and towards none should our children
be taught to show more respect
A PARENT.
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Tue PURE zEc PPE.-This pipe Is now con.
siiored by scientific men to be tho best article
ever introduced fer water, Il il not poisonous
lkel'aa, and does not rust and OH up like iron
aad is stronger and cheaper than either lead or
iron, b. P. Bower Of the Cleveland Plumbing
Works is the sole Agent for this pipe, and koeps
large stock Of It on hand. All persons taking
water would do we'll to call and sos what adyant
ages this pipe has over all others, aud thon do
eide for themselves in regard to what they will
ase. 2SS
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~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that ~ Ruaini, l75 Superior st.. has received
splendid stock Of Summer goods. among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most faab
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fol assortment Of chdrens goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful STYLES Of
soft bats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rlfini assures that II will be bis aim 20 sell tbe
goods at lower prices that any other house In the
trade Woconildently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage
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nAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The special reporter Of the Journal return
ed from the scene Of the accident this forenoon
Up to the time he left 81 bodies found--the
following in addition to those reported killed
yesterday:
Mrs. Sumner and two children, of Chicago
Mary Ann Curran, Dunkirk; Mrs. Tizwold
and four children. Eleven were not recogni-
zed. Mrs. Regan Of Rockford died since the
accident.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYElI HAIR DYE I
Wm. \, Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless and reliable Due kaou

The Ongua and best in the world
An others are mere limitations ami should be avoided
tou wish 10 escane ridiuule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautol and rsturil Brown Black without the least
injury 10 IIar OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beeu
wardol to Wm A. Bsohoior since 1879 and oyer 10000
applications hayo been made the Hair Of his patrons qf
his famous Dyes
WM A. BArCHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
20 be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
nU 70 uiuro i'm She loashowoyor long be continued
and the m effects Of Bad DYES remodcd the Hair invgo-
sted for life by this Solondid Dye
Made sold or anned fn Q private roomsJ nj tho Vic
r. rrorF, No 2}l Broadway. N Y
Sold p al cities aud toos ~ the Uned States by pru-
gsts aud Fancy Goods noalOsg.
@ Tho rcuuin' has ihn and address upon steel
plato engraving On four sides of each pox Of
WAI. A. BACHELOR
IanU No 2j3 broadway. N. Y
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.FHON THE IsTITmUs.

New YORK, June 20.
Later news from Aspinwall received by the
Northern Light brings intelligence Of the ar
rival Of NJ. Belly at Aspinwal from San Juan
ON his way TO France. Financial difficulties
are supposed TO be the cause Of his sudden re-
turn. These tidings settle the question Of NJ.
Belly's whereabouts and refute the rumor Of
his death which has been in circulation
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SAVINGS BANK SOCIETY Annual meeting on
the 2lth inst, at half past Z o'clock, p NJ. and
The following officers elected for ensuing year.
Hon. S. j. Andrews, President
W.J. Smith, Reuben Hitchcock and d. Baldwin,
Vice Presidents.
Hiram Griswold, Il. Wick, L. Ben dict, J F.
Borges, II. w Clark, NJ Barnett J. A. Foot, j
Gardner, f. Hessenmueler, J. A. Harris, NJ b.
Scott d. A. Shepard, Chas. Hickox, j Lowman,
WI, Warner, j. Panuel W. A. Otis, W. Il stan
10y, Il. T. Sterling, B. Rouse, j, b Waring, S
Williamson, NC YOungloye, Joseph Perkins
Trustees.
S. II, Mather, Secretary aud Treasurer.
Committee through which loans aud invest
ments are made-S. J. Andrews, NJ Barnett, NJ
b, Scott, W II Stanley aud S. williamson.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, June 20.
California Overland Mail Of the 9th arrived
here last evening.
1t was anticipated that 400 Mexican fami-
lies of liberalsts would be driven across the
Rio Grande, near Fort Davis, by the Church
party,
Professors, Wise, eager and Lamountain
leave this city on Friday, the 1st inst. on
their great balloon expedition to the Atlantic
couaf
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az The Commencement exercise Of the Ohio
State and unin Law College, win be held this
morning at 9 o'clock IN The Unlted States Court
Room Members o. the Bar, and citizens gcnor-
ally, are invited 20 attend
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& NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MoRNING,5UNE 20, 1853.
NEW ADvERTrsRmnNTs

Polton Bgecd-Prop Jefferson for Dnnkirk
@ l.. Heaion--s tenmor Western Metropolis
Carlyle Whpple Portable sawmiil, sc.
Freeman Kelloag-skirt suspsnders, &C.
liofeito's Ritters-Spocial Notice
Holioway's Pills-Spocial Notice
3 Martin 4 Co --Iiorso Rahes
Brown ews-Buckwheat--ru Notice,
J y. Hall--Bus Notice
Shaw S O. n nuets.
A. s q rlncr- Water Coolers
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FU"Tr'ET sTESMElHGe ESEEHeS S,' SEEs IETEs BY TIE

sAcKymIE, N. b., June 20.
The one-horse express Of the Associated
Press has arrived here from Halifax bring
ng details Of the foreign news furnished
by the steamer Arabia, which arrived at that
port yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament has re-assembled, but Lord Pal
merston postponed the presentation Of his
programme for the present
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Gen. Guyali has been superseded in his
command Of the second army by Gen. Schlick
commander Of the fourth military district
The Austrians report that Gen. Urban had
repulsed Garibaldfs force.
Garibaldi was at Prescio.
Austrian troops were moving towards Italy.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional men
ia order to besge the fortresses Of the Aus
trians, which form the Historical SQUARE be-
tween the Mincio and Adige
The Austlians are said to be preparing at
Mantua to attack the allied army.
The mobilization of the Prussian army. and
the more hostile attitude which the German
Confederation has assumed, created an unea-
siness as to the result, general war being
feared.
KOssuth had passed through France en-
route for Italy.
Prince Napoleons corps had commenced
moving.
The Austrians are reported to have entered
the Vatteline.
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HoLLowAy's PuLs, for mothers, and all 9TH
er members of the weaker should be kept constantly
ON haud 60 all OF iuogullry and dsorgan2a
on OF tho functions p-ouliar 10 th'm They hprmoss
but Ell ctivo and alorutve onic aud vxpollau
sod at the manufocory, No sOMoiden Lace, New York
and bvau Drug ists a. 25c 63c, and 81 pcr box
iu9O;2h5
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~ The body Of Mr. Hartwe, one Of the dead
Of the Michigan Southern r r. disaster, was car.
fled through this city yesterday on its way to Ware
Mass, for interment
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CONSUMPTION CURED ny SwiNa1Na. DR. Law.
SON. OF Hoyoke, Mass writing in the Springfield
Republicans, argues strongly in favor ofibe uss or
tue swing as remedy for diseases Of the lungs
particularly consumption. The method which he re-.
commends is to suspend rope from some elevated
point, with stick attached to il abont six or ebt
inches above the head. lhe stick should be two
eet in length aud the rope attached at Is center.
The patient grasps The stick with hand each side
Of the rope, and raising himseffrom the ground by
nis arms swing backwards and forwards. com
mencing moderately if easy, aud gradually increas
ing the exercise as heacquircs strength.
The Doctor contends that the muscular attach
mont connecting the arms with the ribs. through
this exercise, eleva;es the ribs and expands the
lungs, increasing the volume Of air, thereby puri-
ying the blood and preventing congestion, or the
deposit Of tuberculous matter.
There Is certainly sense in the idea, and in this
country Of pulmonary diseases it deserves atten
tion. That following DR.. Lawson's PRESCRIPTION
would be infinitely better than to M the stomach
with drugs aud quack uostrums cannot be for a
moment doubted. We believe that regular prae.
tice Of this and similar exercises calculated TO de-
veope the physical powers, would do moro 10 Dye.
rent ifnOt cure disease, than all the medicine in
the world
Doctor lawson says he has prescribed the swing
remedy for 35 years, and has been able to increase
the measure of the chest from two to iouy inches
in few months, and that the result has alwavs
been good.
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Losr on THE 22ND INsT., A GoLD Warren AND
CHAIN-The subscriber lost said watch on bis
premises, No. POI Ontario street Il is heavy
Gold Hunter watch with corresponding Fob chain
attached, white dial, aud No. l4O20. Twenty-h
dollars reward will be paid to the finder.
June q. 237-lw. A.W HuRtpupr
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Robert NJ Dewitt, l6O Nassau st. New York,
has published a pamphlet entitled "The War in
Europe, being a retrospect of Wars and Treaties.
showing tho remote and recent causes aud objects
of dynastc war, in connection with the balance
OF power in Europe" The author Is A. ]. II.
Duganne Just at this time this book will be read
with interest. 1t contains, besides numerous illus
trations, several maps. For sale by Hawks and
Brother
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~ "All the Year Round, ," aud Harper's Week.
ly aud all the New York papers have been receiv.
ed by Hawks & Bro.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain audOrHaneutal Printing Of every ecscrmio
dono at the Printing Establishments OF the Leader 1ice
on the luics mnr we'd and raod steam presses in the
best STYLE on short notice, and at reasonable ates Par
icuiar attention paid to blank work Every description
oi3indlus DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, SC, &C.
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- There are eight hundred and twenty pris
oners in the Penltentary at Columbus, the June
crop having been uncommonly abundant
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR IoE -5chooley's pat.
emf iceberg ReIrigerators never become musty or
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers aud Olmsets news depots
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The Paris Bourse was depressed.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June l7.-Richard-
son Spence state the week as favorable to
the crops.
Flour closes very dull, at q decline of 3d6
Id ON the week Sales at los 6d@l8s cd p
Genital Wheat also dull, at decline 8d64d
ON Tuesdays prices, closing firm Western
red is quoted at Ss09s Sdi white, 9s 6d6
los Cd Southern 1Os612s.
Corn exhibits declining tendency for all
qualities. Mixed, 6sC@6s "a yellow, 6s Id
(G6s 4d white, IS.
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M j. DIOKERsON.


DENTIST.
once 251, Suprror street. aear Kradcifs store.
pr - buew suit OF rooms now ready and no would
be pleased al Of his Old patrons ard oihos who
may wish the services Of deot.t liberated teo,h treat
cd funrs ana od expoled nerves capped and
"a; also teeth asserted on gold. silver corao vucanuo
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which
20 much ussd oust myU
BRANDRETH's Puts, composed wholly Of Veg
eiablo m,sr found by exaorence 10 be harmless
tho most tcne age, The weakest Frame under every
Of human suhorng Tho pleasant and benign in
thor operation ha offered 50 the world and AZ
the time the certain searching out the root Of
any complain, however deep, and Of performing cure
y. BRANDERrH NJ d.
Sold at No 29i Canal st., Braudreis Buiding aus oy
A. ca dnsr No 22O Superior street. coYelaudi ana uY
j. b. Wheodon Hudson, and an rospootabe ue'ioIs 10
medicines. iun2idew.9
COMMON SENSE rules the mass OF the people,
haevertne misn7med and misanthr5pc philosophers may
fay 10 the contrary show them good thing let s
s be clearly Demonstrated and they win NOT hesieio to
rive il th8ir most cordial pa The have al
ready ratified the Judgment of physician concerning The
virtues OF HOSTEL Frs BITTERs, as may be seen in
the quantities Of tins medicine that arc annually
sold IN every section CT the land IL Is roc0enizod
greatly superior to an other remedies derived for da
eases of the digestive ogans such darhcoa dysenory,
dyspepsia and rthe vaTons diseases that arise from de-
raugenon Of these portions Of tho sys II s'ode's
name Is RAPIDLY becoming household word fom Maine to
Texas from the shores Of the Atlantic TO the Pao6c Try
the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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CoRREoT1oN.-lu our notice of the engagement
of Mr. Vincent at Laura Keene's Theatre, the types
made us say J. A. Vincent Felix A. Vincent
well known to Cleveland Theater goers, former
partner Of Ellser in the mana ement of our Thea
ter, is the man
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2 For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and snuR 90 to D. G. Dietz, lit superior.st.
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IRANsFERs or REAL EsTATE.--The following
sales of Real Estat, have been recorded during tbo
past week
June %, ls59-George Watkins heirs to Caro-,
line Robert, sub lots and 10 in Leonard Caso's
survey Of ten acre lots l and 2, having each so
feet front on Pittsburgh street. Consideration
$4,000.
June is, ls59-Richard Ratohfordto John Rei
ly sub lot a., in the subdivision of 10 acre lots
I22 and 1913, having 40 feet front on Lyman street
aud 10 feet deep, about two miles from tho Post
Office. Consideration $500.
June 81, 1s59-James X. Hitchcock to yalon.
tine Christ, sub lot 80, in Hitchcock & Waskelrs
allotment Of 10 acre lots 100 and l2I, having 10
feet front on Clifton street and I56 feet dozen. two
miles from the Post Office. Consideration s25o.
June 20, ls5o-Erery G. WiHums and Moses
Kelly to Melchoir Kaiser, sub lot 10, in subdivi,
sion of 10 acre lots III, lis, and ll9, having so
feet front on Superior street and 1876 feet deep
Consideration $3.50.
June %, ls50-Harry Hunt to Azariab Everett
4i feet front on Superior street and extending half
way to Euclid street, situate near the Post Oace.
COusluerbuon So,OOO.
June 49, lS59-Andrew j. Breed to Winslow
Corbett S3 feet front on north side Prospect street
and Is feet on an alley in rear and 40 feet west Of
Clinton street. Consideration $4,000.
June "a, lS59-David sarver to Andrew Mes.
sengor, sub lot No. 4, in subdivision of Widow
Potts acres, situate on Mechanics near Loraiu
street, u miles southwest Of Center st. Bridge
Consideration $500
June "a, lS59-Wm. H. Weaver to John Boltz,
sub lot q, in Philo Scovillos allotment of 20 acre
lot 20, S6l feet front north side Of Scovie st.,
and 1872 feet deep, situate near corner of seoyilo
and Clinton. Confederation Sl,IOO.
June 20, ls59--Horaco Foote to John Fred
Schierbaum, sub lot $50, Barber q Lords allotment,
81 feet front on Green street and 100 feet deep,
situate one mile from Center st. Bridge.
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Aney nave made ample arrangements for supply
.ng the thirsty crowds with any quantity Of Soda
water Ice Cream, Lemonade aud other cooling
liquid on the "Glorons Fourth
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What Gustave satter says


THI FAMOUS PIANIsT,
Who visited oAo Tor the ant tmo n company with ne
renowned
KARL FoRMES,
Aud who pronounced By many iogye sweater eEp sson
90 playing than EVEN rHALnERG, was pleased to
write the following n reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERl
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FOREST CRY HALL-It is intended TO hold a
Rasbcrry Festival at the above Hall, on Thurs.
day evening next, June 9th, at half past O'Clock;
for the purpose of lqudatng the debt Incurred in
fitting up tie Hall
Admittance IS cents.
A llaud Of music viii be in attendance.
Committee Of Arrangement g. M. Richardson.
James Warner, aud John Malyin
CLEVELAND June 2s, 1859.
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MOULD a NUNsEN-This well known 0rm have
been making great preparations for the coming
hot season They have The most magnificent Soda
toun'all we ever saw, from which they deal out
the most refreshing and delicious Soda water
Their stock Of Foreign Fmlt is unrivalled in this
market One would think, judging by The piles Of
boxes containing Lemons, Oranges, Pine Apples.
ealsins' Prunes Figs, &C., &C., that Messrs. Mould
a Numsen bad The exclusive agency for The sale Of
these fruits in the West.
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HUT0HINGs1 LIFE ExHILARANr.
yoUru TO ruE AoEDl-slnENoru TO the WEAK
UNEOUALED


This u,vel rarqra, ion l@- mot with ,Io l s tt
facnly every part world, and the oyerer and
proprietor leares5y proc hlmsh 20 be
UNEOUAHEn
as d reJelcrntor aud yggi9r of n,tpd ANA inert fpc,p
iuicbiugs' he lr1ttr ut soud ba nsed v ali rers
ous uerso1s rs lt imnIaios hc ,rves 10 mir nnt5rs
work d vIll n0 prldnCs "a Reaction no 1ater n, Nh
ug'y T G3pp91i e1S 5ir,d Tonic on WI, i, r,ii., in 1.,
sia vih th4 FIRST dose brcf pnrs ence I'm lis nse win
he stomach 20 al gree of reflect health add
banisb Dysprpsa forever ' '
rhe aged sluul be certain 10 make Hntchnes life Fy-
harant household god tu.muuh MS il will render t6cn,
yoahal m ceiling and in rgngte aud ona6 them 70 live
bIar'ts i g M il'.luI9 ~ lug Joy ~ u3t pn{ tA
s,r@ .s1o,,,li, t s a., W M 10y ' 5 5ugAlto m uies-
15S N ec,ilfy bg sc'f h1. a ,i 1II'u ] 10 4 ,ul- on
a h ~ in't5u t, Wt ] "I U % i%Hse Oh lhg Imn"ency ul
eaect Nc, II ono, ono 4gd l5 forever
90, i 49, q @ sl'u " DC uSeI ny a p,r-
actio1 Inrrd iltoi,o w, ~ ~ ihusvuinI
T0onied ~ N, inrirIss e,i ~ n a ~ , tll
FS5 iss " M c p' ,gi,b IL, suu,,,V Co. ,,, A.
apv 's ANar' 'ho ieA zioh OF their hopes Of na-
This rem rr4a able mud ,,,,auBr,,oI,ols ,rsr,,i v f
sale bv tre nrouriptor a E iIrrcr Nel nj M I6s ~ 1
sreof NTeyv NM Gfy All s,,,,i1 '''
c TO nm Sent by sEnres ever, ,yere one lptge Ii
: \ Y l2Ss- ---
~ hutchlhgs Lie hAulldfhnt Is itluEe-
haoi Of una proachnblr nd inm tab O. excellence, For
ali nvons'lse ses, no matter how Produced y must be
CONSIDERED MIA ie spuolUc, ~ Us also cue for allie
lon- eenterns IN the lyr stomach or BRAIN It's missnn
o. N. kHI
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KARL FoRMEs,
HALLaTr, DAVE . oo :. rIANos,

uuheslarngly pronounce ihom cHincag superior in &C
Mon, elasticity of touch and powsr Of Tone 10 any hav
Nor usoi 10 this of the old country Another Striking iea
he in these Instruments, taud where others too ofn fan
AN remaining hne uudof the heaviest and most dif
"a playing string shatterins hatting, aud lh
actin remaning 30 pflioe that tio performer enable
Hisnea 10 give Instantaneous t6soi TO emphatic passa
ser,
sid GusrAVE sATTER.
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~ J. B. HALLS Elastic Homeopathic Arnica
Court Plaster Of every shade, ieom black to del
ioate white, at Halls, opposite Weddell House.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CANADIAN SEED BUcKwHEAT-Farm and
dealers please take notice that Messrs. Brown ~
Andrews, Flour and Feed Store corner Of Ontario
and Prospect Street, have on hand and in store
choice lot of Canadian Seed Buekwheat the best
in the city, which they are Offering to farmers
and traders at the very lowest market price. All
those wishing to purchase Seed win find it to their
advantage to give them cal before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended to, and deliveries
made to any part Of the city or railroad depots
free of charge.
BROWN 4 ANDREWS,
ie3lIMAW2L23D. RnN lAla OlnueInnh nIin
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GREAT WEST soLD-Not long since the barouo
Great West was sold, for $4,000, by the United
States Marshal, to satisfy decree against her
The Northwestern Insurance Company of Oswego
were the purchasers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-30

This novel preparation has with the approval OF
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