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9es- We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Ruaini, IT'S Superior, st., has received
splendid stock OF Summer goods, among which we
notice q large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionabe styles of straw goods for both meu and
boys, aud also full assortment ofehildren's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful STYLES of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rufn assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him TO the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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BURGLARS ARREsTED-YoUNoE ENGLAND Come
IT.-on Thursday afternoon, officer J.. Hancock.
Of Euclid, saw three young fellows hanging suspi.
cousy about the depot and railroad track, aud ar.
rested them upon suspicion, and in hopes Of find.
ing, either In them, through them, the perpetra.
tors OF burglary previously committed at the
store Of Curtis Burton. Ga being taken before
ESD Mcllrath for examination, they gave their
names as Edwin Smith, John Nolan and James
Murray and their ages as 10, 90 aud 26 respective
ly. large quantity Of stolen goods were found
in their possession, consisting Of books, clothing
&c. Some Of the books were marked Newburph.
and were identified at that place yesterday as bav-
ing been stolen there. The boots which the fellows
wore were recognized as stolen property. They
had about S25 10 money. A wallet which was lost
in crowd short timo ago by George WhiGaw
was in the possession Of one of them. The papers
In it were safe
On one of them was memorandum book which
had these entries
'lsunday night--tobaCeO, brandy, candy at
Dutchman's
Monday night at Seniors shop"
The three were bound over to the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, with bail at $500. in default Of which
they were put under the charge of Sheriff Wight
man. They are all young English fellows who are
thus emulating" Young America"
The men had a complete wardrobe of clothing
upon their persons and large quantity of these
goods have been identified at Newburgh and East
Cleveland. One of the men has been Identified as
one who was in Curtis store. They have now
sure ticket for Columbus
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rV-FsvER ANp AeuR.-This LIVING and DO

70 FEvER AND AeUE.-This trying and pro-
vokng disease which fixes its relentless grasp The body
Of man. reducing him shallow in a short space Of
time and rendering him phgTioaly and mentally useless
can be defeated and driven from the body by Of
DR. J. HosoHers Renowned Btters. The great success it
has met WITH and the beneficial results following its use
have established it permanent institution" We
would advise readers procure this valuable specific
and if absent friend is afflicted with the Fever and
Ague any othe disease to haston procure
this much favored and greatly desired article trial is
all that is needed to prove its many excellent qualities
For sale by druggists and dealers generally eyeryyhere
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OF ProstratiOn of the System and
rapid decline almost invariably the results of carly
mal-Tracticos md unchecked vicious habits treatise
elaboraely gotten has lately issued from the press il
lastruting this tendency ard the as we'll as preye
tion Of the same. 1t is entitled " HUMAN FRAIITY.
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" It enters fully
into the causes, effect aud most cacious mode Of curing
all diseases Of delicate nature with copious Instructions
for the perfect restoration Of those are by
impedimenis from entering into the marriage state Price
% cents Sent free ofposago, Sold by
DR. BARROW,
l9i Bloecker Street, New York
For sale by
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
WM FISKE,
apr7.ltawd&w Agents Cleveland
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Dr.. HILL.-We had the pleasure of a call yes
terday morning from DR.. J. T. Hill, of Canada, en-
route to New Orleans DR.. II. was a member OF
the late graduating class of the Homeopathic Col
lege of this city, and goes to New Orleans to prac.
tice the profession he has chosen and of which he
will be an ornament
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THR 9aANp CoNcnRT.-This evening win be
the Festival Of Music at The Melodeon, and a large
and fashionable auditory win welcome tho Queen
Of Song. Mile PioooboNINr has world wide
reputation, and The artists who accompany are also
known 70 anne Those who still desire seats must
look 10 ltearly to-day. Tickets and seats secured
at Brainard's Music Store
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RraI C5state A9tuts.
ROUSE e. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S U r. A N CE
AGENTS.,

AGGNASS
febIe
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THE CULPRIT Fay. By JOSEPH RoDMAN DRAKE.
New York RUDD q CARLETON. 1889
This little book which is most charmingy, print.
ed, bound and illustrated, is such fanciful deli
clous fairy epic, one wilLGn but few of in the
whole list of books. N. p Willis truly says of ii,
"This is one OF the most exquisite and absolute
creations OF pure imagination that has ever been
produced since Shakespeare" The Fay" in his
new costume will receive warm welcome from
the public
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Nor LosT.-The schooner Valersd, which was
reported as lost is safe. She has been aground on
the St. Clair Flats, but left Detroit river in compa-
ny with the sch, Chisholm, Capt Keneway, on
Thursday evening the 2Oth inst, en- route for Buf.
ialo These vessels parted company near Point. au-
Pelee
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

20 One of the most elegant and attractive Hat
stores in Cleveland ia Paddook's He keeps every
article that can possibly be wanted in his line, and
always of the latest styles aud best qualities II is
treat to look through his establishment. The
dressy man who sports the choicest tile can suit
himself exactly The digniaed citizen, the fast boy
the verltable broadbrim can each obtain just the
head covering they want. He has the Bonner III at,
the MOrphy Hat, the Morphy Cap, and hundred
varieties we cannot name, and what is better than
ALL he sells at astonishing low prices The Cap.
tain is an old resident fair dealer and never mis-
represents his wares, We recommend our readers
to look in to his establishment when they will be
sure TO buy.
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HAWKS BRoTHER have received No. 2l of Our
Musical Friend, with the following conteuts-E Ever
of thee-soug, by F, Hall; The American Lancers
-QuadrilIe, by G. Fradel The Canadian Sleigh
Song, by H. Russell; Comm thro' the rye, Scotch
gnn0
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EY Hutchings' Life Exhilarant is a reiuve


nRtOr of unapprOachable and inimiabe excellence For
all nervous diseases matter how produced, il be
considered tnibe specific IL is also for afiiU-
tons cenerng in the liver stomach Brain Its mission
to b'stow streng h. vitality, and physical ability Sold
by VIM. Fiske Cleveland.
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~ TascOtt, in addition to Painting and Glazing,
is now prepared to do Paper Hanging He has
received lnrge assortment of Wall Papers, to
which he invites the public attention by advertise
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HUTcHINGs' LIFE ExmLARANT = One dose
will remove the dsagreeabe and distressing effects Of
Wind Fatulepce, and the moment the stomach receives
the nvg0raiug effects the distressing load all painful
fee rs will he removed Sold by VIM Fiske Clevelnnd
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J. B. Oops 3 %. send US tle rollowinr:

]. B. COBs & Co, send us the following:
LOVE- Me- LITTLE, LOVE Ms LONG. BY CHAs.
READE, Author Of /" Never too late to mend
"White Lies" etc, New York HARPER u
BROTHERS, 1859.
Charles Reade is widely and familiarly known as
popular writer His novel published some years
since, entitled Never too late to mend," was an
exoellenty written one as well as book calculated
to do great deal of good. In fact, we hardly
know Of better novel on the American lists than
that Il was also highly interesting and entertain
ing. This new story will, we think, be found not
unworthy the proud name OF its author He has
astyle Of writing peculiarly his own, which stamps
every page with his own impress, and his admirers
will find new food for admiration in this novel
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DIED.

BALTIMORE, April %.
Rev. II. v. d. Johns, rector Of the Emanuel
SEpiscopall Church, and brother Of the Assistant
Bishop Of Va, died at o'clock this morning lie
was promising minister of the Episcopal Church.
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PLAIN ann ORNAMENTAL pRINTINo

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
TB Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
lone At the Printing Establishment OF the Leader oace an
improved and most rapid steam presses in the bes,
ye On shortnoce and reasonable rates Particular
attention paid to bauh wtr Every description Of Bind
ns done, especially Blank Books, Ledgors Journals
Saos Books Reesiving Books. kc. SO.
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~ We would call the attention Of our readers
70 the advertisement Of b. p. Bower, Plumber,
under the head Of New Advertisements, and par.
ticularly to the Zinc Pipe. This pipe is great
Improvement on waite" pipes, as il does not cor.
rode Il is stronger, more durable, and cheaper
than lead, or galvanized iron pipe. Persons who
have used this pipe say that the waters better and
purer than water obtained through other pipe.
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ROUNn UP.

BosToN, April 22
The steamship Jura, from Liverpool, April o,
passed the highlands light at IL O'Clock this A. NJ,
bound M -
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~ II any people in the world ever needed
apostle to east theIr devils out il Is who live 10
this logged The masmatc poison of our
swamps and Marshes becomes a ventabe devil In the
blood to reve in the Agues aud which shake
Sooreh as all. Ayers " AaUG CuRE a said 10 be the
apostle noed and Of neghbors who tried
a aouhrm the report Journal Piano. Iu
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DIsrrNeufsHED ARRIvALs,--MTe Picoolomini
sndsuite, accompanied by the dist lgushed artstes
Of strakosch's celebrated Italian Opera Troupe,
arrived last evening at the Angler House. They
will perform tonight at the Melodeon. The only
opportunity Of hearing the only queen Of modern
song, this will be the event Of musical history in
Cleveland A crowded house may be expected.
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E5- These Pianos are for sale by
OssIAN e. DODGE,
apr9;1mR20 No. Euclid street, Cleveland.
oUsrAvE sATTER.

HoLLowAy's Pills are the only universal
medicine Of the present day The never the
scenes Of its beneficial influence Iu lands both civilized
and savage, ts the medicine Of the miionlof all tho
ternal complaints Of the human FRAME
Sold at the manuinclory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
Ysrk and by all Druggists at 25c csc, and 81 per Oc
box. 265
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The Restorative is put MP in bottles Of three sizes viz
Lalge medium and small the small holds = pnt, aud
otas tor one doer per bottle; the medium holds nj least
twenty cent more In proportion than Tho small etais
Tor two dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 40 rr
bottle. ' ~
%; J. WooD = co Proprietors, No 3l2 Broadway N
y, 20 the great N Y. Wire Railing Estnhliahmeut and
No. ia Market street, Sc Louis, Mo w
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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THE REscUE TRiAL.-Note tae doiugs at the
United States Court. The "tug Of war" is at
hand
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BY 7TELEGRAPH.

Rcporred ~ the Unien TeIegraph,
oFFIoH, wARfNes Block, coREKH or BANK 40
sr oLliE srRHKTs
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~ The drayman who took two trunks from the
Commercial House yesterday afternoon, had better
return them where he took them from, or be will
be waited upon by Police Officer
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NEW BOOKS RECEiVEDsIN
MARCH.
FEBRUARY.

The Land and tho Book; 2vols .......,...,.. - 50 q
Lie Of John Quin,y Adam. 2 4
New American Encyclopedia, vol. 4............ q
History Of Rhode Island, vol 1...........-.... bi
walks and Talks Of a Farmer In England: Dimstgd q
DISCIPLINE Of storms Bapt st Book ........4l Ol
SJNen Hollis Daughter. ...,..,........ u
Momnne lhougts about Women; now edition. ,.... o,
TerrenDa translated III
AragoE Biographies. lst series 1 d,
Lessons at tile CfUss. a,
Ministry Of Life; by author of Alinistering Children
From POornt use TO Pulpit. n
SONGS Of the Church. ........... I si
Future Life IN another World Wood ........... Ol
NJ! m!S h3mhle Poems OC
M Milile tahle ~ ufsery songs II
The Laird pf NOrlan O.. n,
Shahmah IN Pursuit OF Freedom. ............. b
Vesty Harp. ........ go a.
History Of the Christian Chutch SHAFT vol Il .. 2 b
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The ROMANCE AND ITS HRRO. BY the Author of
"hagdalen Stafford" New York HARPER Il
BROTHERS, 1850.
A pleasantly entertaining story Of some three
hundred pages, which will while away some even
ing by cheerful dveside, stove heated room in a
boarding house, or bachelors broken CRATE in
the third story Of q business block All win enjoy
reading this book, "as we do guess" and we
recommend 1t to the " social and the solitary"
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ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
NEw YORK, April 22
The Steamer Fulton from Havre and South.
ampton, on the 9th inst, arrived here this morn
ing. News anticipated
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" For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page =
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MRS C. sYMoNDs.
Choihheli' u Feb ~ 1851 ll3 Third st.

PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: BY the advioe OF a friend of
nlno, who had been using Hair Restorative was
lhdueed to Try H. HAD the fever time last May and
nearly oYeff niT IN my bend came Now my hair Inns
come in great deal than everi Nothing beS
duy ana sYmpathy that fee to communicate 10 otbss
who are afflicted as have beon, would induce mo 10 give
c Acknowledgement 0f the benefit have received
from Prof Woods HaiT Restorative
Yours respectfully
A IAInna
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATE NTED
March I'd. 1858, by

THOS DENHAM JOSEPH W. BMoobi
ofCieyeland, Ohio
UHE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
u monis are perfect substitute for weights and put
eys and balances the sash nt any desired poa giving an
ALARM by the raising or l9w9rng Of tho sash and are
easily applied 10 windOwB IN budinfB ready built.
1he following tostprniai 10 from the wel-knOwn Master
Builders Of Cleveland ~
CLEvELAHD, Ohio. November, 1858,
Messrs DENIAM \ BRloas We the qndersgned, hay
ng examined your ALARM kpRING SASH BALANCE,
can most cheeTfuly end II invention valuable
community and superior TO anything i0r Ike PURPOSES
we have ever patented Ihesagh heng perfectly bal
anced and burglar proof ogah hor with the perectn'ss aud
simplicity OF construction and applied 60 the window win
such comparatively Tiug expense, s sufficient guaranty
that generous public viii adopt IT, and II Will come into
u MI Biackbum Arelieo saac sturlevant. go. Builder
aud Builder. Geo Compbull.,,,, 90
W. j Warner. ..,....Bu Buildene H. kidney.,.",t. 90
Sherman kennoy...,4 90 james Bulge ,,,,ss' 40
w CubbOn... do A. o Brhnnrd ...,.s DO
NJ stilos........s DO Isl II RiohnTds0n.,. 90
William COlsttT,., do ~. M Wa q. ..,,ss. DO
Henry Blsir.,".-... 90 ls, Colahnn, ,i,,,.s. 40
Y. y, Young, 40 tevi Johnson -, . 90
A, ~. Flper,sss...4 40 llVhl 4Nehsi sssN'AtAN
. Ohm GU ...s.s.s .ConlfhutoiI hnd Hui'dpf
This nvontion Il on oxhihilan at tho Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of A. DENttAAi, No. 20 Public Square,
County aud Stale Rights sale BY tho Paenoes doe2a
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WTILL PRESRYE INEAILIRI.Y

Nv ~ Al1Ah ~ ANH
the Growth and color 0f tho haIr 81 ~ ed two or
lhIee unos week, 70 any nnginab age Fericoy r.
Store thn 8rHy, cover the bald with natures oIainent
W. hairi make nnote soi and beautmi than any oil
ann preserve the scalp free from all diseAaae the fate
age tatsmen, Judges, Attorneys Dcctors Cierrvmen
Professional men and 0enemen and Ladies' Of ali isssrs
all over the woid boar Testimony that We do moi eo fo
much ~ rs layor Read the following and iudgs
HICKORY GROVE. 81. Charles Co, Mo Nov TO- 1857
Prov o. W0Op-Dear sir: Some time Ian son,gns,
We were induced TO Of your Har Restorative snd
the bfliCted report IT,
Our little sons head for some time had boep nerfoct
covered with sores and sume called a scad head The
MIR almost entirely came OF in quenoe, when ffieid
seeing h huuefngsi advised Us 20 Restorative
We dd 50 villa little hope Of success but to our gfprse
au mat OF al our inds, very few applications removed
he disease enrey and and uxurlant crup of hnfr
soon staItsa out and We can that our boy has
hoh ny op anu az nNuriani crop hair rs ntv ohfr
child We can thereto and de hereby recommend voir
Restorative as perfect remedy all disenses of ~
Zip and hair. We AL, - N'N
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ssANRpAHT A HHAgiSSalHGsRBhfm HiSaGNR,,Fh4f As,

PRoF wooD-Dear Sir. Ny hair had for several wear,
been becoming raturely gray accompanied bv hash
ness which rendered the constant application on mecca
sary IN dressing IT, When cOmmfLoed using vour Hair
hesnretive about tge months aeo 4 b tba, condion
hayne cent? use I'LL within the three last weeks
II heetutned 70 ts natural Caiur and Assumed gonee
and uste gea TO be preferred those produced ~ Inc
4ppca ION o 0s OF any other preparation have veT used
tegad as anndspeusabe article for every ladies
whether 10 be used Us Hair Restorative the simple
purpose OF dressing or heauiiy the hair Won have r
performing all that Is claimed for H. 1880 " t''
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WORMY cnIInRnN annnIn

WORMY CHILDREN SHOULD
" y inke hnli9 FVo fpnfcciiona rhgy via nnfa no
~ a, snli' ~ Hna no sue btius 1ursd nollhf
WHlTCOMB's ASTHMA Remedv
Almost instaut relief IL efteh SiIit =. IN, N.
Whiicombg Homody soldhy "
apr2o WIN FisKE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL Twoobos
~ For Hohrfencas. Tickl ne IA iha Thtoat fir s,f
singers. Sold hy
apr70 WI FIsgE.
ELLISES FLUID CITRATE or
A. MAQNEsIA-A NEST valuable laxttige and relrlr.
apr2o wa FIsRE
EISKE'S PICTORIAL BALSAM
- will relieve cough quick asanv frmedy that can
be found. Price 2S aadsO nts bottle Sold hy
aprz9 aWM. FIsKE. Druegst
{ CLARK'S PERUVIAN SYRUP
~ ig one The best alterava In the whole st
Of medicines Il pleasant to take and costs one and two
uohsis a bo'ue WIN. FtSKE, Druggist,
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CHURCH BURNED.
BUFFALO, April 20.
The Unitarian Church was damaged by fire last
night to the amount of several thousand dollars
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
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MORE ABOUT JEsUs, WITH ILLUsTRArioNs AND
MAP. by tho author Of Peep Of Day" &C.,
DC New York: HARPER BRoTHRRs
Where Is the Christian Mother who has not
found that little book, 'The Peep Of Day." one Of
the finest books ever written for conveying moral
instruction to children In an attractive form
This little volume Is written In the same style and
win gladden. the heart Of many parent aud child.
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This novel preparation has with The approval OF the
faculty in every part Of the world gnd the and
nLIr lnan q u uI.In laIIl IN d.
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THE LIFE OF NoRTH AMERIcAN INSECTS BY
b. JAEGER, late Professor OF Zoology and Boz
tany in the College OfNeW Jersey. With mum.
erous Illustrations. New York: HARPER q
BROTHERS,
To the naturalist and any one at all interested ia
the minute specimens Of animal life that sport in
the summer season, or live their brief life within
tue little world Ofa polatOe hil this book will af
ford vast mine Of thought and study upon the
lives and habits OF these diminulive works Of erea.
ton. The work has been gotten up with great
care, and after much patient toiling to gain the
knowledge here given to the world. We can
hardly realize the amount of labor necessary to
the compilation Of such a complete compendium
ofinseot life.
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NAVIGATION OPEN
LACROSSE, Wis, April %.
Lake Pepin open. First boat from St. Paul ar.
rived this morning
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sAILED

HALIFAX, April 90
The Steamship Canada arrived from Boston at
10 o'clock last night and sailed at midnight for
Liverpool. Weather cloudy and calm
TWO COAL BOATS SUNK.
CINCINNATI, April 20,
special dispatch from Memphis yesterday 70
the Cincinnati Commercial says that two coal
boats, each containing about 72OO0 bushels, be.
longing to j. L. Hyatt, of Louisville, were swept
into the crevasso near Lake Providence on Satur-
day night. The crews, consisting OF thirty men,
persisted.
i'm tho lnunn hnlrtu
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Khihitl6n al The Paint aud Glass
IAN, No. 30 Public square
; for sale BY tho paienloes' doe2A