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In July, 1885 taken with an ordinary summer rom
nnk lor yhlrh negeoled taxing any remedies, hoping
go meneed passing mucs and blood, aud groW SO weak
bat was unable 10 do half days work I applied To
pay,clars was eose, first with opates, neHt with p
doing no Eooi nott took various home remedies reeom-
mended BY nurses and O adeE; neither did hey do me
ANY sod Again touned 10 the OF the physicians
aErngenis knI va 20 the Oesson but all pup
Ia MAY 1850 hitsI having he disuase overten mouihE
llgnapt southern y 4 II commanded 10 take the
Hfaeienprfg DJSe uTv Syrnn, whirh did. In less than
ecnyJgu h0ars WftT commencing iiase tie disease
completely eAfCksd feat which different phy scians
had hteo unable to accomplish Al this time also com
menced daily Ahluons with cold water and ever since
have enjoyed excellent heath
used but portion Of bot tie to accom- pish this eooA
work aud ever tipoo boN els have been ven regular
evaeuuting IA rInseves once day.
trumm experience, unhaEitGiinsy urououuea a the
best Dysentey medicine ever muda and ouid hesrtilv
fucommetd ~ use 10 every with lii dcuity am
led 70 make hls ststemont the Pu l through graude
of tho bleaine has conferred upon me and through tie
hope that Others IKE Afflicted may resp The hsne of s
onico Of Clevsiand Plain Dealer
Having had oppountyt your ihle medicine
Tor bowel complaints, the Graz fenheLg DyEsntery Syrup
g tl s, Iyf iialy reeoininehd y a. ghofding eaI.
charm and cannot doubt that whom Il Is we known
as rs msnts demand, Il will afford relief 10 thnussnds now
Pros. Board af Aldermen aud Acting Meyer N. Y.
have had % oppou unity witnessing The effect Of the
especially tnnsa VI sgya caT9eter and have 40 hest
!son n saying hail s sa1g6y sdagied for he cure Oi
CTotsn Water COmIn'r aad Alderman N. Y. .
" Eors.is by Druggists and Medicine Dealer, thEcusA
~ FoT lssdioihes o. agencies address
aufs AEeht tor Ohio,
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Urugs
sANFORD's
Liver ImvigOratOP

r MEYER DHBILIrATHs
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRRLY
reo FROM gUbf, and has becomn an esnbfehrd fect
Standard Medicine, knuwn and improved bV an W No
usod and IS esutCd 10 with confidence I'M al The
Diseases f1r which ID is rrct mmnuded.
Il has curod thnusnndtl within the last two years
who had given up all hupot lot foiuf tho uuuefour
uua1ltfitOd cortihtutUu tnI- my unfEpsfiln chow
TH dose must DE Edaffcd-0 tue teuinefa mont Of thu
udriduni takuf a. mud Sod IN such quantities 10
act equity he bowels, I'll
Let tho dictates OF veui 4rdgmcnt Guido you In the
use " the LIVER NslsNIGORATON, and ii
will cure. Liver Gomr-H plnintss bilious At
tncka, DyspcpHi ug-Chrouic Oinrrhocn,
= ~ m q r q o m > pi nintas Dyson to-
.ry, DrOpay5 eQurL St6mnchs unhltual
Cosllycncss5 ChOl-- -lc3 Cholera, Ctoic-
rn niOrhuas GhOlern, II N fn nutums Flntu-
leucc, Jnuud cc ,1 1lFemnle WcRkness-
cR, aud my be used suc-S lfcestuly as hu OhDlNA-
hY FAMILY MEDt-@lClNE. n will uro SICK
II y A u & " " Ia y thousands testify,l IN
TWENTY MINUTES ifF.lrWO OR THREE 1EA-
SPOONFULS ARE TAX EN- nj commencement Of
attack. y
All who II giving their TESTIMONY In it, favor
~ Mix water In the M uth with the iNY1OORATOR,
and swallow both togethor
Price One Dollar Fer Bottle.
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BUFFALO MAHKET-sopt. IA.


Flour-A shade hut unchanged; salos 900 bills
Wheat-Nrw opened at BdvnRoe, the stock for
pieas ivory beng ht, hui clio ed shade eTFer-
Sales SOC bus No Ch spr 70 arrive ssr @e0O bu do do
sCc 10000 hu No lido s7Sc; 49,, 90 do uh iAt ts
oui-Sales ilW0bu at 1lt2c.
Oats-StealY; sales 1100hu Ill n, %
BaTey and rye quiet
lOC wheat, aud 50 -four
t0NY. Gamers obi aiming an advance of Ac corn
wheat Troy and Albany Rates hm
Lake imnarsl COZ bbs hOur; ll5 700 bus wheat SO 900
bus 1900 bu
Canal EzPoriOO Lbls ur; 5000 bu wheat 1900 bu
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. n. CO.'S EXPRESS,

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNRIRR AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
TIi-weekly to ooGDENsBURGH, osWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Tri-Weekly 10 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, MACKI
NAG and intermediate Ports.
" Property CONSIGNED delivered e will
esive prompt and careful attention aud dispatch
Tho Lowest tstes
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ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY
The King of Remedies I!
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
Dorangemeni, Dependency, &c.

arrangement, Dependency, &c.
V'HE NEW Application of Electricity
\ termed EeolIopaihI,' Is The only troalmsnt ever
ton or eoniestlon s9nsgtnB ofths taia whether sis
c sos, @9nIsl liaoa or excessive study d esE
distress IN the head with dizzpess, loss OF amhun and
Of affection for negTeAt relatives snd ndihefsce 10 e
especially yhen emhaassed cannot bear adversely ssd al
symptoms ogs!6sT win StsIs which il % i S19Se s
en- nm VIII es ieard 70 vary n Frequency .nd nlsnsy
ldlocy nsanl OF .nle o limay be sid without feaT
eommtiod IN the present. day TaceHhe 10 morbif IN
diseased eendee Of he brani aud hence the frequent
DeTangvment Of The br in and menta are in
~ most emine physioaas VT Sd ne enc soS ~
yea bseIH sotons together with hl dopaiky and ehshst
oa 's ss aaie and esais Esecan Is s SS d,1 Y 'SS y
Cleveland and iha only Physolan who tToms the above
hroai Liver stomach, kdnoys, ,peen and diseases peeu.
Rm CO cTa Debility afte otter phyacanS have ~ al
fensmay 10 referred to In this vicinity who have ISar
sad whose cases had for gaay years rsiSiSd All medical
Read Tho following from Mrs. Carlisle Of tbis city:
Dr. Gb,on-Deqr siI wish to express tRs aFS Is
teen 10 which hold yonr Electoral eitmsht IA case, 81
eonges on ol hohTan accompanied With ssers paia and
ahovs diseases, and months before 6sssms
% Nth I2g' sa,ssa 20 degree amount slmost g n-
that the shpTt Of Treatment which you suLcitd
hs hands q ProgSsnes Sserbe nv Pseo,eSI m sstIs ~
youg electoral tr,ament and tor your alu,be ser
vi The mys oriout agent yOus tkilfully empoyI am n
der tho greatest obligations, and shall ever take pleasure M
. recommending your Treatment 10 friends
signed, MRS, IOKN CARLISLE
No. 2tl llpmi ton street, CleVesnd
To the above might be added volume N fhreiea o
and complimentary notices but the IatiiaetoT
recommendation Tie personal ADVANTAGES all may derive
ffom Dr Gibsons valuable discoye les ard services
mi .rI. DR.. A GIBSON. Eoectlc Phygioian
PIOlefsur oi EleoiFopathy aud Medifine
Dr. 0haons work on Ph yioogy ioT sale al his once
SS 9I ,S Il n iss s s1s ss Il ssss he As.1
dir arfi sns Tot phYiiCal culllVutIois
Once Outntin street over q. Beck Co. 9toro 4
fgN doors ium th6 Public bquae. Once hours nom X
u A. NJ and 2to6 Up M daily, Sundays sEesPtod
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with uvCand and Toledo, Cleveland Go
uInbus d Cncinna Cleveland aud Ene and Clevs Bnd
and FittSbuTgl ROilrE ds.
At SOlO with hacks TO 0hagTn Falls, sc.
At hfantua with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to NewsOt Fa'.s, sc.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon. g. oenGeld Meadvilo
Bloomfield Garfield, So
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Euon VALLEY and thence by =. n. ". {. r.
CHAs. L RHODES, supt
Clnraand Eeh. g. IsEa
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GHEBTFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of writ Of Fisr y riai issued f.om the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County at tho suit of Dewey
\ Company vs. JAMES Gargclt and al to directed, /
have upon and shall oet forsale at public auction
tho Auction Rooms of p. ain, corner OF Seneca and
Chnmpan Streets In the Cv Of Cleveand In said Coun-
y tho lIh day OF So tombr 1889, at l0oclook " Of
sad day. the following descrned oporiy to wit One
Sofa ono Marble Top Center Table twelve Spring Seat
Maitguny Chairs. Que Smng Seat Mahogany Rocking
Char three Baskets, Show Case, and one Clothes
Fr ID J.. WlGHTMAN, SheriH.
CARTgR& THAYRR, Pitts Ats feU7:2is
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Vendi kXpui and Fier Fhciss issued
from the Court OF Common pleas CuyAhOaa COunIy at
tue suit " James CozzsnG H. Usher directed
have levied shall expose gue nt public
ton on the premises occupied by said VIM H. Usher the
township o. OmSed IN sud county, the 18th dRy OF Sep
described property to wit u0Tses two year old colt
yearling colt cows lull, calves, u sheep, white
SOW two hnrsa lumber wagon, buggy. pOW hR row
and I cultiVatOT ID. l., WI0H IMAM Sheriff
kfpglbQ
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NEw YORK srocK MARKEr-gspt. u.

lbN rELEGhAPH.l
The downward tendency Of the Board continued
the ID Bo1rd whssti lower closing dull Money mutteri
unchanged per cali aud GT for lEt class
Eteri Exchange quiet Hnd large hufiaess done io
the Africa at llOA@l0h bills closing o. llCA.
Gq}i; g.; ll5; Il 1 70; GIllk Chi 7s'S; Norwich
Worcester f5; NJ en- rdnie9d 23tf; NJ an; hradiDa
4; Huds 9g3S; Ct0A; puc Aisil e35g Cumb Goa
90 ~. L q Hnnls w. No. GlH ~.
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MASTER OOMMISIONER'S Sac

MI ASTER UOMMlSlONER'S Sale
lNA purauaht 60 order Of sulo 70 directed FUN
the Court VI Common Pleas within aud for tho county Of
Gu nh ~ Ia the state OF Ohio action therein pend
ING w'erein Thomas Fitier ~ plaintiff, AID Emo
sheffield ani Eva ne Sheiald dofa udsns, shatt
pose for sale ut pablo tuut on the door the Corr
House (cornet ~ Stnera and hamuatn toeif Cleveland
IA said county the lh day Of 1907 between
the hours no o'onck N. and y O'clock NJ. Of said
day thc following a. acrbel lands and ternets wit
Situate the township of Chag hnlla IN the county
C, aboys state hin aud is known BY part lot
Number Sir the Phelra Tract aud is bounded fol-
lows, 90 wit; Bounded west by and Of Ohaui coy Hitch
cocN nnrh by the land Of John Goodell by land
Nathan Huhn homas FISHER. and the Charrin liver
south W land II said Hobait and FISHER and the Cleve
land rUad AID to contain py three aud
Of land" Also, "Stuaie in the township of Chaerin
Fnls in the oontJ Of Cuyshogh and state Of OF and
bounded olInWa. wit North the 1iud Of John
GOodoli east Chag in river south said Fshers land,
Chauncey Hichcucks land and Is an the land CON
voyed tthe SAID sheffield by Billings Rathburn, es-
aled 10 contain thtythIse asres bo tho same,
Both descriptions embrace tho same psco or parcel Of
| land.
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
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JOSEPH s. GRANNts
Master Commissioner for said County.
JOHN II CLArP Esq. ATTY for Plaintih

1DGIiSR KNIfP.1 Ia the CO1TI OF Common Pleas
" 1859 tho saii Adaline Knanp fIed her tetitinn in
the CLERKS oce Of said Cour against said Horace Knapp
praying for Divorce aud change OF namei and aleg
Of the state u Ohio ADALINE KNAPP.
auEl2N9 nv CHAs. l.. FISH, her sol ctor
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The cred
IA iors OF Parker Butler. of C evaland Ohio, VIII
take nctr- that tho uuderssncd has been duly appointed
gnoe Of The sq d psIker Butter All persons having
claims against said Porkof Butler, will please present
the sume withia tho time limited by law.
d FAIRBANKS.
Assignee Parser 4 Butler.
Cleveland, Sept sth, 1859. $50
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Dissolution.

U1sS0lutlOn.
THE FIRM heretofore known under
Il the style Of Brown Andrews Is This da, dissolved
mutual The b"ainess OF the late hTm will be
by either partner at their former place OF business
All IerOus indebted to them will plsuso call and settle
without dely. A i. l.. BLOWN,
~ &. ANDREWS,
Corner Of Ontario and Prospect sts.
C. ANDREWS will continue the Flour and Feed Bua-
at old stand aud he respectfully splics the pat
i'ieveiand Seut b issq 2w2ls
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAlLROAD.

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, ST.
Louis &o and all the trains gung Eastward connect at
DunkiIk with the trains of the New York Ee Railroad
and Buffalo with those Of the New York Central aud
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads.
Cleveland June iqih 1859 gide
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
"A immedIa o supervision OF 4 sKlLLE vi PHYSI-
CLAN, ard they may he relied upon in all cases,
The uieeence Of tho community not insuled by TIT
offer OF single medicine which claims all difeOses
hgt the Gpeenberg Remedies consist Of eleven different
Medones AL unequued In the cure Of tho diseases for
which they ended among which may be selecl-
ed one appropriate to any Of hS deaEcs incident 10 this
country aud climate,
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MARINE NEWS.


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Sept l4-To O'CLOCK P. NJ
ENTERED
steamer City Of Bnfalo, Perk 5, buffalo. .....
DetToit
FoTea n, Ward. Toledo
Propeller Northern Light, spldng, Ououasou-l0O505
tons On t6 hiies 10 o castings.
Schooner htdelny, Duncan, IOlt dOtb II
A u Hammond Lawtuu pt-au BaIQue.-TiuzB
lumber 50 shingles, l1l
" huby W ckhum Toledo hu wheat
Shook Shook MuIquete-nO
island ity, Perry, Agonnc-la cords shnglo bolts
l5t m ah.
CLEARED.
steamer City o Buiaio, P0rt ius, Buffalo.
" Evans Detrl
~ foester. Ward Toledo
Gushman.f MpTQuetto-l
X
Clarion. Wood. ChtcaFu90l
Herald, Hngwet, f1dgeOn RgeT250 30 do
IRE brick
81 q Ruby Wekham Toledo
Isluid Iny, Peny, Algnnso
Propeller Granite State Sssnn, OgdenuTghSI hbls -four
pork 100 do talluw lsS I ri fese egs d
hltieT 70 hbls whiskey 6hhds tobacco.
scOW FTnlis, sheerWood Huhalo-tb m lumber.
Vessels passed through Poit b0ns lOek from 4 = m
l3lh ull4 ith. Hlund lgh, Andy, kchrs
Caiedonlai h schTs Rival mnntel 10, Antelope, Neud-
big N W Hound East lith- srhra Walrus, W
Nelson THas ia, IhOs kiugsfori. Shickan,
thagonia, Whtd Cloud Summit, q u Norris .' '.sH
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FORMING A TRE-wEEKLY LINE,

And running in connection at Buffalo with the NEW
YORK CENTRALH y r and the MERCHANTS CEN
and at ClevoIa nd with tlH CLEV VELAND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mackinnc, She6oygan
Ort Washington Milwaukee, Rncine; kenoshni and Wau-
ihis Line is now prepared issue contracts and give
through receipts for property from PtshurEh Wheeling
Cleveland to Detroit. ShebOygan Port Washingtun Mill
waukee, Racine Renosha, WaukesAn Chicago and 10 all
points the aT Jads leading out O Chicago aud Dwau
kee aud To All prominent points on the Upper Mssis
Ihs is the only Line fuuning from Cleveland to the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atTOnnge extended to tho Line tho past sea-
by the travelling pubic, has induced the Popuetors
ATTY ther accommodation Tor aud
deiirng aeheap safe and comfortable route will lind
Insurance on property shipped by this Line he obtain
ed at than by other having within tho two
transported property 70 an amount exceeding
With these unsQuailed facilities the Propuetors hope
receive liberal patronage
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. Y. c. RR. No. 2O7 Broad
NJ i, SpAULpING Agent spuuldins's Express No $40
CiXMBERLiN, THOMAS & CO, Proprstors If Mer-
WM STEWART, Agent Cleveland &PIttsbursh Railroud'
o. B. WILLIAMSON, Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Hubby, HUGHES 4 Co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Clsvo
NIX / NORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
II. q MCDOWELL, Special gent. CLEVELAND, o.
]. ]. TALLMAD0E, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
RICHMOND \ CO., cor. Clark and South Water strss
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
mari5:25s Office foot Of MichiRan st. Buffalo. N v.
1859. 1859.
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La Il .s.....,;.;t5 EE "a
CiLEVELAND AND MATlONIN0
~ RAIL. ROAD--TIhE TABLE No 10.
To take eoct and after Thursday February TO- 1853.
oOINg EAST GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 YouagS- lOEngSt0tVh 10 Ctebs
fOtba iaHd.
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S6dA 1859.

p &lNlA 1OO0'
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION Co.
WILL during the present season. run hOir we'll known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgb g. Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TR1-wEEKLY LINE between
0gdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEERLY LINE between lr-
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
wsukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdsnsBurrh with tho
ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. II. Route,
Bo'ween
0gdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston, "a
And at osweso with the
New 0swego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betl0een ostoegO, Troy, Albany and Ne,O York
Connecting also at DunkirE with The
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form nE
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk. Cleveland and sandushy, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkifk Chicago and intermediate Ports
" Property forwarded by TN, Line will be subject to
but one transhpment.
" Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express will le
forwarded II New York by Express roEht Train
over the New York Erio Railroad, and promptly ior-
warded from Dunkifk.
C7- These Lines at Cleveland with tho Clsye-
land Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
MYERS agent m y S9' 10 N BfosawMsy M d. ~ a Is :,
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N 4. Co., No. % stale street
Boston.
A. CUSiISfAN, Agent V. c. Lins, No los State Street
Boston.
CHAS s TAPPAN. ccr. eth and Chestnut st., Phila.
v \. CHUR( II, Agent ROuses Point N. " -,
G. L THOMSON, Treas. N. 4. Co.. OgdonsbuIghf ny
GEORGE PARKER, Age l.
HOVEY CRAWFORD, OswegO. N. Y.
D. CALDWE ELL, Agent, Duukirk
PELION y BREED, Cleveland,
| J. 8. CIiENOWETH 4 co, Cincinnati, o.
]. MCBEII, Agent Sandusky.
VIM. T WALKER, Agent. Tbiedo
". X. MATHEWS, Agent, d. trOit Mich.
| ]. H. HLRAMFORD, miiw9ukee-Wis.
| o j HALE,
MciIENRY BARKER, Racine, Wis.
/ MATHER co, Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE Davenport Iowa.
| II ?: WIBoRG co, Fulton CITY, III
| N. W. GRAHAM h co Cairo Iii.
FIFE MICHAEL, St Louis
Office OF the Northern Tronsportation Company,l
Cleveland, Fsb. 18th, 1850.
mArl9R6 p. CHAMBERLAIN, President.
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment
~ a.pf RlFLRs hEyOLVERs Suitable for Pine
rcak, Likewise, double ahd single banelied SHOT
GUNS and quauiity Of et such ~ p(lWDER
SHOT GAPS se ssil low Ior cash a HaiteTsl y'sGup
Aplln' AsPairins neatly e1oouted With dispatch.
iobldyhg H. HArTERSLEY
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ATTENTION. LADIES!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

VHE ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
venon u tho day 9nd the undersignvd offering IL
the pahc confident that for the convenience comfort
aud hfdih VI the We1rer Il In all every
article OF the kind heratofOru invented While thus
ducing 70 the health and OF the person. pre-
ssIves the hnesi I. mmeiry: Let eyeDh9dy ny aud
that no one uteT testing Il, will 10 without
Manufactured and constantly on hAnd who aud
reteil at ouf rooms An Post Oflico Block,
chasrin Fails Ohio. Sept 1853
B-Thoso Wl0 have tax en- The lbsrty Of counierreit
Ing this Article wi take notice thht thoy vii be called 10
aooog ioi the same, II, y. d. \ co.
aopok5
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
u poslte Weddel House Bank street, Ceve and, oh
Nsh'AuaneeA. tmyA4-lbil IEHu BRAINAu
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~ For medicines o. agencies address
n, B, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
auf6 Assent tor OhiO.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

Hav Sltonlg GOA lG Oowater- Flbbll 100 %
Ia bsled tton -t0 - SANDY IId Cemnt Sl9 81
Hops......,.tHb O9a lOwhte Lime 90 "
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Little Gleanines.
sittscE is a perfect herald Of joy.

SILENCE is a perfect herald Of joy,
BIZ HONEST. and you will be happy. gr@s,
He who looks continually up may 90 down
but he who looks always down, seldom goes up
soNE wag wishes to know il man feels girl.
ish in making his maiden speech. s
To DE silent about an injury makes the doer Of
IL more uneasy than complaints. .~
Nrvta scof at religion; it is not only proof
Of a wicked heart but of low breeding. -
He that cnn plense nobody is not 80 much 20
be Pitied as he whom nobody can please.
A worn. a look. a frown, are little .tiings, Int
they are powerful for gaod or evil Remember
that. ,'
HAroLEos said in carly tlsys--"The only vic
tory tho. costs no toarA is the victory over
ignorance"
IT must be difficult Tor lame soldier to obey
orders The mors lie Is ordered TO march the
more he halts @
A SMALL Farm well tiled ah,; ,.,:,i.s;ss!s "a, ~.
give more profit than large one with Che sau,s
labor and amount Of fertilizihg material. So
wlExEvER you see a neat fern. be assured the
manager is an economical man; wheye fam is
Che reverse the manager is not an economist
A VILLAIN generally plays tho coward. as II he
supposed that the blackncss Of bis heart might
be redeemed by the whiteness Of his liver.
VIZ ought not to judge Of the merit OF man
by bis great qualities, but by the use which no
makes Of them. .s.,.,y ~.
Tux grand essentials to hsppincss in this life
are, somethiug to do. something to love, and
something TO hope for.
As the shadow Of the run is largest when his
beams are lowest. so we nre always least when
we make ourselves the greatest. - -.
aJpDcsRSrs on the wicked, and deliseranccs for
Gods saiuts, may seem hong in coming. but they
win certainly arrive at The appointed time:
" God is faithfui"
We esteem Ia the world those who do not
thtrit our esteem, and neg. ect persons of tsao
worth but the world is like the ocenn---ths
pearl Is In its depths, and scawceds swim,
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0rigiHal stara.
wRlrrEs soa rnE lsouEaGRS EyrrnrnIsr.
FLORENCE GWINNE.
pY ANNA.

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Never, upon this bright world that we inhnbit,
f. lived there a more mischievous, iaughter-loyng
little witch, than Florence Gwinhe. She pos
scssed one of those frank, open, sunny counte:
nsnces. that are 50 seldom nret, yet, when seen,
remind one 30 forcibly Of the beauties belonging
to fair and lovely day in June. Her r'large
brown eyes were always beaining with mirth
and happiness, and fleet in every scheme that
prouised amusement was Florence.
Mira Gwinne, quiet, gentle woman, often
sighed as Flprences clear ringing laughter, was
borne to. her ear Her anxious, losing heart,
was fearful the Joyous jighthearted girl would
never become quiet, serious woman, such as
she wished to see hen Sometimes Mrs Gwinne
would check her daughters mirth, aud tell her
OF her age, Qor Florencc was almost sixteen, J
and for n little while she wouid wear serious
look, and resolve TO be as quiet rs a mousc.-
Bat 10! in q few moments the sound Of her
brother Willie's cheerful voice, whistlinr n IA.
vorite air, would put al those good resolutions
10 flight and away sle would skip to Join him.
The next her mother saw Of her, would. per.
haps. be riding horse with neither saddle or
bride, and without thought or care Of the hot.
scorchng sun shining down upon her uncovered
head. She could manage, with perfect ease, the
widest horse IN her iathers stable; and never did
,si,eappear loyeiier ihan when or horseback. But
TO relate all the mad prankscf Florence Gwinbe.
would Ella yolome |; we, therefore, oaly- roeit.
one, which, we hope win aniuse you. dear reader.
One brightafternoon Just afser ONE Of those pa.
rentsllectures on propriety. which, as usual made
Florence somewhat thopgIitful Willie, stout,
ross.eheeked ouriy .headed: urcbiu, Of ten ycar.,
thrust. his head within the door OF ths room
where Florence sat- aud lauehingiy challenged
her 70 q race dowh TO the river. there ws= ...s
resisting this appeal. and, hastily snatclrins a