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FROM ST. louis.

OF. LOUIS OCt. T. .
A special dispatch frsm Independence to the
Republican says that Mr Oteto, delegate 10 Con-
gees from New Mexico, aud wife, Judge Wat 8,
wife aud sou, Judge Porter and Mr.. Crenshaw. are
presumed 10 be with the incoming Santa Fe mail
party or whose safety anxiety is felt, The attack
On the out going party was made by the Kiowa
Indians on the oath ult.
The dispatch also says that another mail cannot
leave until military escort Is provided.
Another despatch from Atohison to the Repub.
eau announces the arrival of the Salt Lake mail
with dates 10 the 10th nit.
A party of enigrants from Louisa county, Iowa,
was attacked by the Shoshonee Indians near Marsh
Valley
A. l.. Root, was killed and two wounded the
Indians took their cattle and burned their wagons
Col. Chapmsns command had arrived and releas-
ed Rnggles who left on the 9th for Ft. Leayen-
worth. ...
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CMo.xsATI. II. MrLrOs cOvNrY.

Before me- the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace in and
for said county per onay John Lee, who, being du
y sworn deposod and SSH that he had been suffering with
Dinrh@a for the past twenty-five years. and had consulted
and received prescriptions his from all the prnci
pal phvscans Phiade'p 'pha and Cincinnati bat all to
eoc as he received relief AT last he reduced TO
skeleton without the hope Of finding
lief but by tho alvos Of friend, induced to try
HOsTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs,
and, to his utter surprise he found relief from tho FIRST r
al and in loss than months found himself perfectly
cured Of his complaint and daily recovering hssengh
of body and increasing flesh; aud obeeTiuy gives this
certificate, in ths hope that others gfoted like him
self may be benefited. JOHN LEE.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- August 2lst 1866,
c +. HANSELAIAN. Justice ofthe Peroe,
No "A Western street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggist dealers generally svery where
nrtA Ivv
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LAKE ooUNTV FAm-The Fair Of the Lake
Comfy Agricultural Society closed yesterday,
having been held three days The appearance Of
the grounds yesterday was very ine. The ems
tries we're many and good. The farmers, meehan-
ice, and people generally Of Lake county came up
to the work with the right spirit, and the result
was the finest and lsrgest Fair ever held In Lake
county. We could not be upon the grounds to
witness any special exhibitions, but tho show Of
horses and cattle was good about the samo as last
year. The,e were some very superior animals on
exhibition.
In the department Of fruits, the display was q
very superior one and spoke eneouragiugly Of the
crops in Old Lake. We are told that the crop Of
eppes aud fruit generally is much larger than Il
has been for many years. There were yesterday
on exhibition some Of the finest arplos Wo have
ever seen and good many Of them. There were
also some excellent peaches and pears.
Robert 0hsr, of Painesvillc, had on exhibition
plate Of grppes which he raised after many un
successful Efforts from rSisin seeds. s. Wright,
Khtland had several bottles Of excellent wines.
The hall for the exhibition Of fruits, flowers and
fancy articles was very beautifully fitted up and
appeared finely. At tho north end, Messrs. Storrs
& Harrison, nursery men, had splendid collection
of dahlias in domes, pyramids stars, &c. From
tho merchants Of the town were, silver and glass
ware from D. c. Gray q Co, fsrs from Moody's,
dress and fancy goods from John Loekwooi's, and
various other articles. An ancient piece Of embroi-
derry labeled Fanny Smith, her sampler, at IA
years Of age" done in 1797 attracted much atten.
tion. A delicate and ingenious piece of mochan'
ism was shown by young Terry of Thompson. II
was model steam engine, mado principally Of
brass, with hardly any tools and scarcely any
knowledge Of mechanics. Steam being let on
from the nose Of tea kettle, it will mako SOOC
revolutions per minute. 1t was beautiful thing
The Geauga Furnace Company had a lot of theiI
superior stoves on exhibition which "took the eye
Cf housokeepers.
There were nearly 700 entries made and thorS
were yesterday about 5000 people on the grounds
The Fair througout has been entirely successful.
The following are the officers of the Society,"
President, Imri NJ. Axtelli Vice President, Sell
lesk Wareuj Secretary, Wm. Matthew; Treasu
rer, Collins Morse Managers, D. I, Boynton
Abba Clark, Geo. s. Frank, Warren Ford, g.
8. King.
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Liverpool, Sept. 24lh, 3. p. M.--Cosion quiet
estimated sa!es to day 1000 bales OF which 2O0O
were on BpeculatiOns BreadstuiTs dull but steady.
London, Sept. 25, P M--Cousols closed 95 l "a
95 SO for money 95 5.sao5 "a for account
Money market not materially changed. The bull
lion 10 the Bank cf Engand has increased Col 900
Siyer quoted at 5l2i: dollars, 5sid; eagles, 76s
23d. StOeks-Raisng; Bros. quote U. S. S. 92A
as34i Penn, s. s2as3; l. c. Shares 3sa36 discount
The London Times Of Saturday quotes sales Of
III shares at 36la364 disoounti N. Y. O. shares
at 7Oa7I
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STATE DISTRICT CoURT.-In consequence Of
the "Renton Iron Case" taking so much time for
its sria re assignment Of causes has been made
The cases were disposed of with great regularity
as assigned till this case was reached, and although
one week was allowed for its trial. it is found 10 be
insufficient.
twill be seen that the regular assignment be-
gins again on Monday, the 18th inst sh ould the
Renton case be terminated prior to that time, the
Court will probably hear error cases, &c, as it
will at any occupied time, without regard 10 the
days on which they fall by regular assignment.
--.-I- u. " ~ u
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N. H. soLoMoEsoN.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
the largest assortment Of the uost approved kndso
PECTACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near or fat
lighted, ground under his owninspecton by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care, asto
tuttho eyes na cases, curing WeokHsss, Dit4inssS
lHdamRaoRo Of s Eyes, and imparting strength for Iona
reading or hne sewing.
" N. II. solomonsou would here inform the public
hRthe employs any in the sale Of hislsnsos
~ Also, splendid assortment of spy GLASSES. MI
CROScOPES, COMPASSES SC, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect rs natural.
Ey-Omce3s SuperorstTe6t ,uRder the American HotaL
ftnu
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CHANGE OF LANDLoRDs.-The Commercial
House on Seneca Street has changed hands, and
hessrs Brockaway & Nettleton will hereafter Of.
ficiate as landcrds. The travelling community
will always find at this house good accommoda-
dations and attention.
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Prom LEAYENwORTm.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. Z.
Denver City Express with dates 10 the 30th ult
arrived here 'ast night, bringing $4,000 in gold
News unimportant.
The adoption OF the Wyaudotte Constitution is
rendered certain by the reception OF returns from
tie most important counties. The majority will
probably reach 1000
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Books & 5tatiOucrr.
j. B. COBB & CO.,
& StatiOnerS,
No. 1856 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS Ar WHOLESALER!
"A
J. II. COBB a CO.'S,

- hs COhh - SSs''f
THE FOLLOWING SCHOOL
BOOKS kept ia large supply aud aie sold by %
soo m'S Of the T ,a,ns ads aod shows sai ,@ part
u the variety which wo keep;
MoGunoys Readers, old Seiog,
MeGuGsys Readers, New Series,
billiards Readers,
Lovell's Renders,
TOwne's Haads H.
Weab's Readers,
saTgshnl's Readers.
W b'ters elementary Spelling Book,
McGuhey's Smelling Book
RAYS SERIES OF ARITHETICs,
SToDDARDs sEBIRS OF ARlrHMETICs, IN
Rays Higher Anihmots,
Tiompsous Aulhmetos
Mitrhollia Series OF 0eogruphiss
Conls Series Of ososiuphies,
Mouteihs Series Of Biographies ...
Cotton & Fuohos Solies Of Biographies,
Warran'n Culainoa School Biography,
b wausu's Physola biography
Whites Local Geography,
f. Pinnaos Primary GrlfhnitE
Pinneo's Analy c Grammar,
Green's Grammats,
Browns Gummar,
Brow, : Grammar Of Gmmmars,
Clsrk's English Grammar.
Wells Grammar,
weiuf grammar
Buhon's GmmmaT,
Fowltrs Grammar,
MiT,HELL's OUTLINE MAPS,
PELToN'S oUrLINE MArs,
Camps Geography,
Rry's Algebiai
Robnsou's Algebra.
Davies Algebra,
BOupou's Algebm.
LoomiS Algebra,
LegsndTs's Geometry, H...
Olend0iHs q G.Tman Grammar,
Adlor's German Render,
Adlor's uorman Dictionary, "a mo,
Allers Osrmnn Dictionary 70.
WoodbnU German urammaT,
Ollendorns French GramnaL
Fa,quse's FFonoh Gpmmar,
spsrs 4 sunenues Frovoh Dictionaries,
Collott's French Reader,
Anthuns Classical Series,
Andre ~ stoddarls Latin dnmmu, new od
Andrews Laiti Ralder,
Bui1ns Lntia Series,
Auihpla Latin Dictionary, .|. ..
Andrew I-Aiin Dictionary,
Afnold's Latin Prose,
Araoid's Latin ssrits Of DookH
Iidlla \ SCOTS Greek LoHic0n,
CTosb, 5 Crock Grammar aud Lessons,
Bullion'a Greek Series,
Wells Philosophy,
Olm,od's Philosophy,
ouaskoaho' Philosophy tueWl
FaTkcrs Philosophy,
Comstockh Philosophy,
Porter's Chemistry,
6GHmans Chemistry,
stockhardtt Chemistry,
wos' ChonistTy,
Cutters PhYsioogy q WorkSl
HsokeTs PhysiolcB tnsw) uH
CIiitoadcas Bookkeeping.
Dla's Bsok-kseping, .a
Fulton Eastmans Hook coping, .I l.
a. -
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RRnnI CINCINNArI

At the Cincinnati trotting park this afternoon,
Flora Temple In tiOttiug against Ike Cock, of
Chicago won the race for 81 900 best tree in Ave
TO harness In three straight hea 3. Time 2 % Z,
227 and 2:2l l-2-the last half second faster than
was ever before trOttcd in the world. The first
half mile OF the last heat was made ii l:09 l.2'
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 7.
The planning mill Of Higgnbotom 4 Co, Lea
venWorth, was burned Sunday. Loas S23 900; in
sured Tor $1,000.
dispatch from Independence says the mail
which len there on the 18Th for Santa Fe was at
IN 'ked by Indians beyond Pawnee Fork, Conduc-
tor and one man killed.
Incoming mail Tuesday, has not arrived fears
are entertained for ua safety
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
W plain and Ornamental Printing OF everg 6esor pen
done at the Printing Establishment Of the leader once
the latest impr we'd and mostrapd steam presses In the
style short notice, and At reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid 70 blank work EyeU description
ofBading done, especially Blank Books. Ledgo, Journ
rs Sales Books, Receiving Books, Gc.. &c. ..f
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ERArA.-1n our list Of premiums awarded At
the County Fair yesterday morning, specimens
plumbing work were credited 10 b. P. Bowen,
which should have read b. p. Bower
The premium awarded to Bisbeo should have
read for ambrotypes, lnstsad Of photographic.
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Ar CHAPIN's HALL.--In another column
viii be found the advertisement Of Mr.. Oraw
ford for Scottish entertainments. He has a
great number Of very aalteriBg testimonials
from the London press.
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THAYELEiVs RB0IsTRR.
NEw ApYERristmnNrs.

c. G. Mckinney Brass and string Band.
Taylor, Grswold Co-strped Ladies' Cloths. no
Candidates for County Treasurer-Bus. Notice.
s. S. Barrie-Coal oil.
Peuon Breod--For Durshk
d. wishtman-sher f's Sales
MIR. Crawford-Chapin's Hali--sootch Minstresy
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FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, Oct z.
The Michigan Agriculture Fair closed to-day,
having been the most successful ever held 10 this
State. Eveay department was complete and the
crowd In attendance unprecedented. Waters
steam plow was exhibited and attracted special at
tenlion. The annual address was delivered yes
terday p M. by Gov. Banks, who with Gov Wis
ner, Senators Bingham aud Chandler were escort.
cd TO the grounds by military aud fire companies.
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REPUBLICANS ATTENp.-The Republicans Of
the Sixth Ward are urgently requested to meet at
Engine House No. Perry st on Saturday eve
ming next, at7 l.2 O'Clock. A more thorough or
gauizaton preparatory for the coming election Is
the object Come one, come ALL
c. J. BALLARD, President
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70 The third lecture at the Plymouth Church,
on the subject Of Temperance" to morrow eve
ming by the Pastor. subjcct-The Temperance
Refolm-lts Future; what it is to be and how it is
to be done.
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Coat Trade Read the Advertisement Of
Messrs Farmer & DultoD coal dealers on the q. &
P. r. r. Pier. This firm mined and sold dur,
log epast year fourteen thousand tons of Strip
Vein Coal. Families will do well to call upon
Messrs. F. & d. for supply Of these "black dia-
monds." . .
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PROM PniLADFLPnIA.

PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. z
The Board OF Commissioners Of Foreign Missions
cont Bued evening session till 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing, debating the report Of the Prudential Com.
mittee recommending the discontinuanoe Of The
Choctaw Mission, the report was dDally adopted
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Admitted. Warren p Edgarton, W. ].
Chamberlain and L. D. Woodwork, of Ravenna,
were yesterday admitted TO practice in the United
States Court
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Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,



VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
Il universally known all Europe where It's estab
scd IA all the larger cities aud la many a The
small or towns, nud s generally approved by all med
irt nuthoitirs uS not only safe quick, eihrinnt aud
highly agreu bic rehajy against gre uumber Of the most
trJubesomo dsolsts hut also prumer Of health. pre-
Of siren H. and most powerful fengtheneF OF
he nervous syst that paricular recommendaiin OF
Is called ur As puriying aud nygoniing agent for
thu skin this bth Is lodged to be sNrpassed hv
other mdai whAtev r. But hn singular Combination OF
steam water rctiOn aud exercise eNhib tod IA these
tai shments, Affects the whole hudY ~ such powerful
wav ~ 10 completely eradioe aensca which obs nutey
Tssis all oihsf raiaodies Rheumttsm SAT- Rhhum, Ring
Wu Kings Evil Fever Sores Drupsy, aud all other dis
pTsag for ed uTmOTid action Of the ska
radically cuiod MItout exl hitting ineTna medicine.
Diseases " tho ur-ppssuges, Caialh, Coughiug, and
iOs OF COnsum piun 10 not advanced tuo far,
are removed without dill'uty. H..t s.-s
Eulrg Of tho ~, and Spleen, Dyspepsy, PioB
MtCuliaBd, SUruulOus swelling, PAplyto llystefica
AHoclDus OOui, aud aumeiiues kpopte hils Deafness,
hnd number Ui other uilnhus aio Huccasstuiy
treated Qf tho ricnty of Stuam Bathing m all those al
hctus thale Is The umplest proo on record kohing
uaimsd ur IT, hut what actualy be dJno and what
uytiy may experience ia hinisglf.
JUST TRY n
Cold aud Warm Wafer iaths, we'll as shower Bath,
are clunesel with this sstubishmen aud be used
separately. .a0
TOKgTs.-A siuglo Steam hath 69 censi per doz 30
A cold or wuteg Bath IS ctti pr Cor, 100
II us Of admission for Ladies' Tuesdays ThuIadayu and
sards in ihu uronOi iuT Gtnllamtn, during the at
tornunns of the same dHys inm 10 O'Clock aud aui
duya from go " o'clock A NJ .
1iEiiHANN RAEBEL, Proprietor,
Cleveland, Aug lGih, Is Aug302d
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Ns7S- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsted's news depots.
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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THr PmzE FieHT--HavkS a Brother bave
the Bulalo Courier, with foil report Of the
late prize fight They also have all New York
papers.
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by !TELEGRAPH.

Reported ~ the Uniou Toiearaph,
OFFICE, wARtNo's BLOCK, CORNER o. BANK AND
ST. cLAsR sTREETs.
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Fo9 pETRorr.--Stsamer May Queen oap, r. R. vIsER
ats o'clock 7. NJ
EoE G0TTAlo-sieambOnt Arctic, Capt Henry Fish, at
: F9H sAEsUsKy AND ToLEpo--steambOat Gazele, Capt
Balm At O'Clock A. NJ. Dol.
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I ~ CRooEED HAnE sTRnoHr,--A crooked limb
bentat the knee FOR years b. contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by Dr. Gibson's new
Application Of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried Ds cihsohs new treatment
tor the cure Of lingering disease; Il th-owa ell
other treatment entirely INTO The shade. Sec his
advertisement headed "Deapondency and lnsaai
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press Company for California papers by Overland
Mail.
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LY- For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page 'ft
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"KEEP 1T BEFoRE THE PfoPLE."--U, 8. TX.
press Co.'S Fast Freight line, Great Western De
spa ch, Is bringing freight from New York and
Boston 70 Cleveland, at lowest Railroad rates, viz
New York, 90, O., 42. %; Boston, %, 70, AZ, 81
The Great Western Despatch makes as fast time as
any other line. The public should not be deceived
by the gas fnlnlnations ofobscure opposition lines
who are making frantic efforts to sobsiat
oot5 b. II. BARNEY, Agent.
HoT wKArHER AND wATER.-During The in
tsnsoly hot weather we have had this season, We
have often heard people complain in a most dole
ful manner Of the heat, ard yet do not introduce
water on their premises With which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those 70 call on y. p
Bowers Successor TO J. b. Barnes Plumber,) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
putup a ceSdug institution forthwith. wewOuld
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool t..
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CRURCHILbS HYPOPHOSPHITES.
The Great Vital R0gonoraIOF,
THkE Hes HiNa AIR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND, and secured by the seal
Of The ECOLE DE PHARMAC1E DE PARIS and tn
. No, l-lnyulUable for Relaxation. slematouhea
Physical ENhaustiun and Is a toniu
No A. Ompletey erd all OF those discusses
that have been hitherto treated y the and poTnl
cious use ot cupavu Rnd uubcbs.
No 3-Has entirely supplauted the Injurious me
cufy, thereby nsurng to tho suAArtT speedy relief dspo
thg AZ tue impurities aud tOOtus outlhe venom OF dssR
HRlESEMAl, Nos aud 3, arc prepared 81 the %. M
o luZense devoid OF TASTE SMELL aud be carried
IA The wuatooat pocket SOLD ris Casks aud divided
into sEPAgATE DOSES as administered By Napeuu Lnlle
mAn, hOuN, llcuId NC &c pucu, 81 zach.
for So which saves So ami ia S2l cases. whereby
there SAVING 50 10 be had, wholesale and retail,
Of pr BARROW, lsi heteker 81, New York 1mmedi
HelY rOCOiytug tomtRuC~, DR.. barrow will forward
tho RlES NJ X TO auy par; Of the wurld, securely
packed aud addressed according the instructions Of The
writer
Eoi sale BY GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
Anh WILLIAM FISkE,
derB d6v " aUn Accents CLEVELAND.
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RELtoioUs NoTIoE The Rev. Mr. Fisks, Of
Weston New York, will oficate in Grace Church.
on Sunday next (eih iust) morning and evening.
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SILVER RSoAPl-SILvER SOAP ll-FOr cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mRntles, &c.--Another lot just received by
FoaG ERswoRTH q Co.
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t=B warning TO The UnWaryI ana one
.mighty to save" is contained in the book, HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. II
e1pl ns fully and unoquvooay the Of uIc
tonal arrangements aud prosratod with unfaing
Instructions every nd particle Of The
Of disease that gnawng worm that nsidiousy, but too
surely eats away aud undsrmnos tho constitution leaving
man but the Of his former sof The victim Of this
fatal ndency should lose moment in procuring this
invaluable work
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I57 Prince street, New York -
Price 25 cents, Sent free everywhere
ldby GAYLORD HAMMOND and WIN FIsKE
Druggists, Cleveland. oc7
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WAOLESALE GOLD PEN TRADE,

TX 900 VOLS. SCHOOL BOOKS.
10, 900 vols Sunday School Books,
hO0 reams cap and letter papers,
800 900 whine AMI bull en, eGpes
100 boxes chalk cfay0ns,
Is cases Of siales,
80 900 soft slate pencils
100000 wond pen holders.
200 gross tine ponted pens,
l000 dbl ars worth Rlhlas, Amnriosn Bible Society,"
0,O0 pages Tracts. from Boston Tact Society,
1000 Cornens Biographies,
1000 Golden Wrath, (musc Cor schools,
sOOO Cbilds sabbath School Music,
500 vols Applotons Classical Series, Fl
2A rgams wmpping papers, sorted sizes,)
1900 dozen Paysan luntnn Suribncr writing books,
90 gross Falrrs 10 d pencils,
o. kehbsch peuoiE,
1900 quires Alink Hurks.
bOduz Arnnlds Rossards and Butlars Inks
Our fact ihrs 10 tna wholetuls trade unsurpassed
by nny house Ia the West.
JUS TNGHAM BRAGG.
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~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go 70 @. Dietz, III Superior st,
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MANAGED GOODS 5000 Yards
~ Wet Prints, nov oons sold Al GBRAT BAnaAIEs al
g. hANhOND klCO.iS.
Cleveland. Sept. a. 1854 ''''''''"''"
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BRANDRETH's Pills HAvD no AcTGoN HAVE
IMPURITIES Young people csnuot, hut middls-nged
and old people can appreciate the medicine which, being
used in sckues only upon the Of the disease
Around every organ Effected there this medicine pene
trates removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humora into ulcers, swelugs In Heart Alice
tons in Epilepsy, in Plsury Sore Thronts and sec
tious Of the Respiratory organs goneroly in rysPepse
thdse wonderful Pills give immediate rel eff aud peTseve
vsrence will be Aaladies which have been
beyond human skill have been cured by their
use And is this wonderful Behold the reason -
BRANoRErHs PILLS purify the blood they have no power
except Impure humors and these being removed the
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
of this innocent medicine, which week.-mrs. but
always srenghen sy, by taking out Of the body these
matters viii had, as Il were the life principle IN
custody and secondly by impang lue giving property
10 the blood
Sold at No 29 Canal st., Brandreths Buldiug aud by
A. S. Gadiner No. 21 Superior street. Cleveland; and by
j. D. wheedon, Hudson and all respectable dealers IN
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

George G. Dodge of Cleveland, and Harvey Burke
of Newburgh Ocs 81
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EB@ Friend Cobaugh, opposite the Postoillee,
gets up fine work in the Daguerrean and Photo
graph line. Call and see the "old buck" lt.
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sPALDfNes PREPARED glue l--UsEFuL IN
EVERY HoUsE.-Another supply just received by
FoaC ENswORTu a Co
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SSg- See advertisement of DR.. sanTords Liver
nvigorator.