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AmRIVAL OF THE sTEAMER VIGO.

Of. JOHNS, New HOundlanu, July b.
Steamship Vigo passed here on Sunday
with European dates to the 25th ult., days
later than received by tho steamer Wander
built which arrived at New York on Sunday.
The steamship City of Baltimore which
sailed from Liverpool on the 22d ult, was
crippled shortly after leaving port by the
breaking Of her Propeller. She put back to
port and her passengers were transferred to
the steamer Vigo, which took the place OF the
City Of Baltimore and sailed on Sunday the
Goth.
The intelligence from the Seat Of War re-
ports that no battles had occurred but the
allies were still advancing and had occupied
Tomato Castiglione and Monhecharc, all OF
which had been abandoned by the Austriana
in their retreat 10 the Mincto.
The Emperor Napooon was at the allied
headquarters
The Austrian Government has declared in
the most formal manner that the crultiea at
tributed to Gen. Urban in Count Cayours
proclamation were entirely unfounded.
A sanguinary collision had occurred al
Brugia between the Papal Troops and the in
habitants.
Prussia is moving her army upon the
Rhine.
The Paris Bourse has declined.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Br Breadstuffs market
continued generally quiet Messrs Richard
son Spencers circular report Flour very
dull holders were Offering freely but made no
effort 10 press sales. The quotations for
American are l0s6dNl3s6d and Wheat was
irm at 8sCG9sl0d, North-Western 9s6dCGl0s
Cd for white and lOs9l2s for Southern
Corn was quiet at 6s for Mixed 6sldC88s0d
for yellow and 8s(GSs6d for white.
Provision MARKET-The market is report
ed with declining tendency Beef heavy
and the prices for the inferior qualities arc
lower. Bacon steady but nominally quoted
Lard heavy at 66s(dy56a6d.
PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar buoyant and
advanced 6d@ls. Rice, Carolina quiet. Ro.
sin heavy and slightly lower
LONDON MARKET.-Baring Brothers report
that Wheat closed with declining tendency
and Sugar has been buoyaut.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-FRIDAY.- The
money market continues without important
change in American securities there is an
average business doing without quotablc
change.
cOnsols are quoted ut 92t@92i dividend.
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SUPPOSED BURGLAH sHor.

NEW YORK, July o.
About 2 o'clock this morning officer House
man OF the 10th Ward found man lying ON
the sidewalk in 10th street near 10th Avenue.
on examination he was found to be seriouslv
wounded in the groin and severe fracture
OF the left thigh-bone also fracture OF the
right elbow. He was conveyed to the 10th
Ward Station-IIouse and lived long enough to
give his name as VIM. Coyle, but strange TO
say, he refused particulars. lie was appa-
rently about 30 years Of age, and a native Of
Ireland
DR.. Raney gave 1t as his opinion that the
wounds were either pistol or gun shot wounds,
from the peculiar circumstances Of the case,
the police feel but little doubt that the man
was burglar and had been shot while in the
prosecution Of his profession
The execution Of Stevens the wife murder
er has been stayed till September to await
the action of the Court Of Appeals on the
case
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ed 70 the Warrington Navy Yard In Florida
Lieutenant Armstrong has been ordered 10 The
command Of the steamer Sumpter Lieutenant
Doty and assistant surgeon Wiber have been
ordered 10 the eloOp Of war Wyoming. Sur.
geon May has been ordered TO the receiving
ship at New York. Passed assistant surgeon
turner has been ordered to the Laboratory At
New York.
,, Indian Superintendent Forney writes from
Utah that he has discovered two more chill
dren saved from the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre.
Oihcial reports received at the Indian Bu-
reau state that Capt. Baylor and Nelson are
Te-0rganizing their forces 10 again attack the
inuians ON the Brazos agency reserves, and
snat the Indians can expect no protection
from the Texas State authorities.
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The Release of the OberIin Rescue Company
Considerable excitement was created in this CITY,
upon the announcement being made in the Leader
that proposition had been made by the Kentucky
kidnappers to have mutual HOlies entered in their
own case aud the case of the Oberlin Rescuers.
The consequence was the most intense anxiety
among men, both Black Republicans ana Yellow
Democrats, to learn the upshot of the whole mat
ter. The negotiations between Judge Belden and
the Kiduappers on one side and the authorities of
Lorain on the other, (the Oberliuites refusing to
be parties) were Consummated yesterday in the
forenoon when Marshal johnson called at the iail
and announced to the Rescue prisoners that they
were free
The news spread rapidly, that the Government
officials had cared Hundreds Immediately called
on the company to tender their congratulations at
this signal triumph OF the "Higher Lawites," as
the PLAIN Dealer is pleased to call them Ia the
afternoon about o'clock, hundred guns were
fired, and some several hundred OF our citizens
gathered at the Jail to escolt the Rescuers to the
Depot AT half past five the whole company,
headed by Hecker'8 Band, marched two and two to
the Depot, through Superior aud Water streets,
thebaud playing Hail Columbia" =" "Hail to the
Chief" yankee Doodle, &c On arriving at
the Depot, three stentorau cheers were given
with good will for the Rescuers, when Judge
Brayton, of Newburgb was called upon for a
speech, which he gave in hil vivid and eloquent
style. Alter this, the company bid farewell TO
their friends and took their seats in the cars and
the train started amidst the huyrahs of the people,
the band playing that peculiarly appropriate air
for the occasion. "Home, Sweet Home" Thus
has ended the great OberIin Rescue Case 1t was
the unanimous opinion of the Public in general
and the PLAIN Dealer in particular that it was
triumph, not a mere Triumph, but decided tri-
umph for the Rescuers The Prosecutor, Kidnap,
pers, Judge, "eminent counsel from Kentucky, -
and the Yellow Democracy and all, displayed an
immense white feather
The People Of oberin were making preparations
to receive the Rescuers yesterday afternoon. We
doubt not that the returned husbands, fathers
brothers, aud sons, will have received a welcome
such as the warm-hearted people of Oberlin know
how to give.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.



ST. LOUIS, July 8.
The Overland California Mail Of the 18th
has arrived
Political excitement prevails throughout the
State. Mr.. Weller will probably be nomina-
ted for Governor by the Lccompton Demo-
Gratis, and Mr. John Curry by the Anti-Le-
oomptons.
Business dull.
Nearly all of the leading staples have de-
clined.
Money scarce, but next shipment eastward
will bo large.
The accounts from the mines are very favor
able.
The Oregon Legislature adjourned without
electing U. s. Senator.
j. j. Stevens has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats of Washington Terri
tory.
The shipment of gold from Victoria in May
was S246,O00, but the accounts from the Fra
zer River mines are extremely unfavorable.
Crowds Of emigrants are returning to Cali
fornia, and many others are settling in Ore
gon and Washington.
Charles A. Angelo, is in Jail at Victoria
charged with embezzlng from $4,000 to 500
900 from the Custom House in that place.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, July0.
The Royal Mail Steamship Persia sailed at
noon for Liverpool with upwards Of $780, 900
in specie, and $50 passengers. Among tho
passengers are Mr.. Nure, the British Consul
at New Orleans, Hon. John Van Buren, and
Ex-President Comonfort, of Mexico Senator
Benjamin, Hon. Samuel Beardsley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eustis.
The steamer Glasgow also smiled for Glas-
gov with $50 passengers She will stop al
st. Johns to take the Arago's passengers.
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FRAVELRR's KEulsTHH.


Pelton Breed-Prp. Jefferson for Dunkitk.
q. l. Heaion-For BufIalo
II =. Boy or--Announcement
Alert Hose Co Bus. Notice
Morris Bros. .-Minsrels aud Cowbellogians
Or. sanfori-Llver lnvigoratur
Retthers s. Hausmpnn-At Cost.
joseph perkins-For Rent
J =. Colc-Dog Lost
Mcssrs McGuire-Rus Notice.
II gh School Celohrntion-Bus Notics.
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sTEAmEiR nAmAGEn.

ST. Louis, July o.
The steamer Lehigh, bound to Cincinnati
canght fire in her hold at the wharf this
evening. The boat was slightly injured.
The cargo, consisting of assorted produce
and very valuable, was seriously damaged
by Water
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CRTCKET MATCH.

MONTREAL, July @.
The Cricket match between Montreal and
New York commenced this morning The
New Workers went in first, scoring lig. The
Montreal Club then scored l19 with seven
Wickets down. the game will be continued to-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

LAYERS ARRIvING IN EUROPE ON THE l7TH AND
10TH ULT.-Tbe schooner J. f. Warner, Captain
Naming, from Quebec, arrived safe in Cork after a
passage OF 81 CayG on the ocean and schooner r
II Harmon, Capt. Burke made the run in % days
Both are quick trips, and speak well of tho sailing
qualities of American crafts Many citizens in
John Bulls dOminions are much opposed TO bring
ing our fresh water vessels from the great lakes,
for reasons best known to themselves. But this
great branch Of commercial trade is yet in its in.
fancy Time will soon dispc all foreign fears in
relation to the construction Of our ve ssels
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FROM PORTLAND.

IUhTLANDl MO July o.
No communication has been received from
Saokville, N. b., since the announcement
made last evening that foreign dispatch
was coming for the Associated Press from St.
Johns, N. F. supposed to have been furnished
by the arrival there of the steamer Adelaide,
from Galway, with dates to the 18th ult.
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PLAIN ANp onNANfRNrAI. PR1NTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every descrlpile
dono ~ the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office
the latest mpr we'd aud Did steam presses in tn,
bostsylo short notice, and reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Docks, &c. &C
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NJ We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il. Rufini, IFS Superior St, has received a
splendid stock of Summer goods among which we
notice large variety of the newest and most flah
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also ful assortment of childrons goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft bats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Ruflni assures that II will be bis aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house In the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
As worthy Of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

The PURE ZINc PIPE.-This pine is now con.
sidered by scientific men to be the best article
ever introduced fer water, 1t is not poisonous
likel'ad, and does not rust and hll up like iron
and 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 keeps
large stock Of it on hand All persons taking
water would do we'll to call and sec what advapt
ages this pipe has over all others, and then do
eide for themselves in regard to what they will
use. 2sg
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steamer Departures

Foa BJFFlLo-3tsanboH wos.eri Metropolis. Capt
W. r. PEAsE, 40 o'clock
For DsrRorr-stsamsr May Queen Cap T. II vtoER
At O'Clock
FoR sANDusEY AND ToLEDo -Steaub,at Forester, Capt
WARp
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THE FouTRTH OF July ON UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTS. - The pupils of Cleveland Institute
unger charge OF +. Humiston, celebrated tue
glorious Fourth IN a manner that was very crafty
ing 10 themselves, aud highly satisfactory to many
parents aud friends present Rude tables were
spread with the thousand aud one delicacies, aud
adorned with many beautiful bouquet, all under
the tasteful management Of the Chairman Ofh
Committee on Tables Miss Mary Thorne
AT half-past o'clock Master John Brayton
Chairman Of the Day, announced The following
programme Of exercises list Singing by the
School, under direction Of Prof W. b Hall 2d
Prayer by W. II, Brewster. Sd Reading the Dec
laration Ct Indepeude ce by Master George ID
Kelly. 4th. Singing. 9th Grafton by Master
TheO. SanONy, 9th. Refreshments 7th Toasts
and responses. 8th. Amusements. The reading
by Kelly was well done the Grafton was
a uoblS thort worthy of an older head . the ainv-
ers outwaIbed the native warblers of the grove ;
and all The exercises passed of much to the credit
Of the pupils, Tue following toasts were read and
responded 10 with cheers, singing and remarks
lst The Day we celebrate.
ID. The Orator OF the Day
Sd. The Reader Of tue Day.
4n Our Free Institutions purchased by the
blood Of our Fathers may they ever remain the
glory OF our republic aud the models for other na
5th, Our Schools and Colleges thebuIwarls NJ
freedom, aud the glory and pride OF our nation
9Th. The Boys OF Boston Common, the leader,
OF the American Revolution; they were the frsf Il
'ueWahu saIi7lect'o 'oh OF British General; they
won the trsl victory aud secured the first treafl
Of peace.
7Ih. The Boys Of TO day, sons of the Rows n
Boston Common, inhentng their sDuyk and sDiyit
like them will defend our "snow hills" and ,skatins
grounds in our youth, and If need be die for onl
country when we become men.
sh. The Ladies, our arms Their defence-theii
arms our reward,
0tA. Cleveland Institute, the PhmniX rsinf
from its ashes, may It's course be ever onward anC
upward"
10th. The Pupils Of Cleveland Institute, with
the rules Of "WRIeHT" ever before them, may
they be CARRIED" through the ''BUFFETT -inpsi
Of the world, issue from that Hall" OF learning
noble specimens Of humanity. and finally with thl
Immortal "FRANKLIN" be "RANs0N ed" home
10 the evening there was hne display Of Fire
works at the Institute - Herald
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EV' THE UNION MEETING, under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, an
nounced to be held at the First Baptist Church on
Friday evening, is postponed until 3l2 O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon, TO be then held at the Ply
mouth Church There will also be a Union Meet
ing at O'Clock, Saturday evening at the First
Baptist Church, and a General Union Sabbath
School Meeting at 3 O'Clock Sabbath afternoon, at
the 2nd Presbyterian Church, All are invited to
attend these meetings. Judge Storer, Prof Milton
Saylor, and Mr.. Thane Miller of Cincinnati, will
be present aud conduct the exercises. 2t.
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b6y- Arncated Oil for any inaamed surface
Corns Bunions, Burus, etc, at Halls Homeopa-
thic Pharmacy, opposite wedde House.
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j. B. Cobb a. co.,
booksellers & Stati0nnrS

booksellers q StatiOnerS
No. ise Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
---a~
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MEDICAL BOOKS
SCIENTIFIC BOOK
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
MifCHELLS OUTLINE MAPS,
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RAILWAY GUIDES,
FOofscAP PAPER.
LETTER PAPER
BAH PAPRR
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BILL HEADS
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FABER's PENCILS
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BLANK BOOKS,
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LETTER BOOKS
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS.
GLOBES, STATES.
SHIPPING RkcEIPTI BooKs
PATENT LETTER rILEs
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUClLAGE.
MAGAZINES
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS
ALL WEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS.
sTEREoSCoPiC INSTRUMENTS
SrEREJSCoPIC vlEUs.
GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
&C. Sc., &C, kc
Altho above supplied at wholesale OF retail
-Ut D. COnn 3 co
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gia- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg Ellsworth 4 Co
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KANSAS CONsTITUTIONAL CONVEN
THON.

VI IVVIHi July %
A special despatch to the Democrat says
the Kansas Constitutional Convention met at
Wynndotte yesterday, permanently organized
by the election Of NJ. Winohell as prosi-
dent and A. j.. Martin, Secretary. No busi-
ness Of Importance was transacted. The
Convention stands 35 Republicans to II
Democrats
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR IoE --Schooey's pat.
ent iceberg ReIrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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laF The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuokers aud Olmsted's news depots.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Aue members OF Alert Hose Company re-
turn their most hearty thanks for favors conferred
by Gentlemen after their parade on the 4th inst
and particularly so to Maj W. F. Carey for adding
much 10 their enjoyment by the generous man
ner in which be surprised the Company
UNDERSTANDING The weather is often hot
wet, and cold and so far as we understand the
requirements of erring humans, it is essential that
their business standing in society should be kept
appropriately concealed from public inspection.
and also have their body and Uranium iudiciously
covered, not forgetting to furnish becoming pro.
lection for The lower portion Of their digits and
without doubt there are few men in Ohio that can
manufacture better boots and shoes than the
Messrs. Mcclure, at l26 Ontario street The above
is no isolated or rehashed puff, but plain matter
OF fact that their boots ase composed Of selected
stock.
CLEVELAND Hon School CELEBRATION. The
Association Of the Alumni of the Cleveland High
School" will celebrate the 9th Anniversary of
the establishment of the School, on the 18th of
July, 1889
The Literary Exercises, to which the public
generally are invited, will take place in the after
ternoon at half-past two O'Clock ia the soboo,
room OF the High School Building
Order of Exercises.
Music,
PRAYER
Music
Introductory remarks ly the President, GEORGE W
0APDNER
Poem, by HENRY y. CLARK
Music
Grafton by SAM'L STARK WEATHER, in.
Music
Benedctlnn.
In the evening the High School Building will
will be open for q social party
euPpo, win ve served a: halfpast eight O'Clock
The former and present scholars and theil
friends are cordially invited - attend
Tickets can be obtained Of the undersigned,
ooNMIrTFE OF INVITATION
], Nj. STERLING, in, WI. CUTTER
&c BUELL. l. A SEVERANCE,
Iuly7;2gs IL 8 WHIT ESgV
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~ J, B, HALLS Elastic Homeopathic Arnca
Court Plaster, of every shade, fcom black to a del
icate white, at Halls, opposite Wedde House.
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10 For City News, see tirst page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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ARRIVAL EXTRAoRDINABY,-Th steam canal
boat S, B. Ruggies is expected here to day from
New York city. Sue LOADS with -four to be taken
through 10 New York via the Erie Canal without
transhipment for the American Transportation
Comnnnv
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PROM WILMINGTON,

WAsHIHaroNI July 8.
Commander Farrand and Lieutenant Kel-
land and Mr.. John Pearson have been order
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with PatformScale that will weigh correctly
when out OF level and also when level. If such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveler
for Platform Scales is Of great importance. other.
wise not, Win the buyers and users Of Scales
look nto.this matter See advertisement in an.
other column, J.P. KEELER,
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PICKED UP

OswEGo, July 8,
The Express bag sent by the United States
Express agent from st. Louis for New York
in Balloon Atlantic was picked up yesterday
in the Lake. II contains over forty letters,
one enclosing thousand dollar draft on a
New York Bank.
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WANTED,-Two good Job Printers. Apply al
the LEADER Job Office.
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WANTED. - 300 DOLLARS ON
w PTopgty lhit oosi one thousand dIilafs Rant.
iot hundfed dollars }eAfi situated ono N he kSsi
hatineit ias ei ~ adjoining State Necessary frprn
cent igiafesi Sill Do SLOWED Address Boz llOl u
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NORTHERN LIoHT FROM LAKE SUPERIOR
This model craft arrived on Tuesday, the 5th from
the upper Lake regions. She left Ontonagon last
Friday at I. M.,-Marquette on the Ord at A.
NJ, and rnnRht down rs-r PazsrHgeIs tnirty tons
copper to Detroit, and one hundred and thirty six
tons of iron, and fifty packages of fish to Cleve-
land. Returns next Friday
At Copper Harbor met the schooner Correspon-
dent discharging coal, and brig Empire State en-
route for Marquette -barques John Sweeney
Naomi, and schooners Twin Sister, Exchange. for
Cleveland Schrs John Grant. NJ. b. Hall, Inter
national, Star of the North, Lone Star, Midnight,
Consuelo, Echo, and brig +. Satt, at anchor be.
low point Iroquois; Pro Mineral Rock, bound up,
yacht Monarch Of the Glen Off Round Island In
Saut River Pro. Iron City. On Lake George Flats,
a Tug with schooner Cartwright in tow, and saw
vessel aground. Steamer Lady Elgin in saut
River. Passed Pro- Racine and schooner Bemis
going up, and schooners Challenge, Mary Collins
in tow by the Tug Eclipse--harque Norman, cargo
Salt: dsmasted off North Manitou on the 2i inst
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CANADIAN SEED BucEwHEAT.-Farmers and
dealers please take notice that Messrs. Brown q
Andrews, Flour and Feed Store corner Of Ontario
and Prospect Street, have on hand and 10 store
choice lot OF Canadian Seed Buckwheat, 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 will find il to their
advantage to give them a call before purchasing
| elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended to, and deliveries
made to any part OF the city or railroad depots
| free Of charge