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NEW YORK ELECTION.
THE CASE or JONES.
n,...,,,rv NJ

BARNSTABLE, Nov. 10.
The kidnapping indictment, involving the re-
turn Of Columbus Jones to slav Try were taken up
this A, NJ. in the Supreme Court,
The defendants hied q special decree alleging
that Jones was a fugitive slave and they arrested
him as the agents OF the owner, and denying the
validity OF the statutes under which the indict.
ments are found
To this the District Attorney fled a demurrer
for the purpose of the trial. The demurrer was
sustained without argument The defendants then
plead the general issue, aud filed a motion for con-
tinuance on the ground that they bad just learned
of the existence of a decree in ohancCry in lcri
da establishing the ownership Of Jones.
The competency OF the evidence was denied
aud the question was argued at length by the
District Attorney and General Cushing. The
Court took the papers, ard will give decision in
the morning.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsVERs.--The following real
estate sales have been entered during the past
week:
November 3, 1889 Richard Hilllard, by admin
istrator, to Luther o. Tibbets, sub lot 299 10 the
willeyville plat, being 40 feet front on Lora
street aud l49 feet deep, situate one-fouItb mile
south Of Columbus street bridge. Consl deraton
1880
November TO- ls59.-Michael L h, ,uder to
Christina Roemer, sub lot 90 in Thomas Bottoms
allotment Of ten acre lots T. aud o, beiIig 60 feet
front aud l40 feet deep situated at the corner Of
Cherry aud Liberty streets, one mile from the Post
Office COnsdera ion $780,
November IL, 1859 Edward NJ Fitch by
commissioner, 10 Aaron Halle, sub lot l4s In the
allotment Of ten acre lots Z and by ThlmRs
| Bolton, 60 feet front on Kiusman street aud l5l
feet deep situate at the corner Of Perry nd Kins
man streets. Consideration S2400.
| November 0, 1859 George Penhae 10 William
| Cleye sub lot IL ia James b. Wilbur'H alo tment,
situate at the corner Of Cedar and Charles st reets
"a feet front Cedar street and III leet de ep.-
| Consideration $1,000
November 4, 1850 N skees 20 Mi,bae
Murphy; the west part Of sub lot 81 10 Scoy ile's
subdivision of ten acre lots % and 30, b'tu.I ~
feet front on SeoYie street and l40 feet deep, sic
uate three-fourths mile from the Post Office. Con
sideption $3.50
September 10, 1859 Henry L. Whitman Il
John II. Hefner, sub lot 45s, Barber q Lordi
allotment being GA feet front on Carroll street anc
iO7 q feet deep, situate near the corner of Pear
and Carroll streets aud one -quarter mile south 0
I the circle Consideration s640.
J November o, 1859 john H. Hefner to Charlie
seckl,F the west half OF sub lot 456 ia Barber 4
, Lords allotment, beiug % ieet front on Carol
street and lO7 l-2 feet deep situate near the cor
4 nsr OF p, arl snd Carroll streets one fourth mil
4 south OF the circle. Consideration S.i20.
November 9, 1850 Jacob Dhton 10 Susan
: Duiton 30 feet front on The east side Of Ontari
street ana lO4 feet north OF Lake street. being pal
Of two acre lot 10. Consideration $4,000.
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tbs KINsMAN STREET ORPHAN ASYLUM -
The managers of the Orphan Asylum (Protostant)
Kinsman street, wish us to state that they have
not authorized any person 20 collect funds in aid
Of that Institution. We learn that there are per-
sons around soliciting subscriptions for the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, and some OF them locate
it on Knsman street. That institution is situated
some little way of Kinsman street. No persen is
at present authorized to collect funds for the Prot.
estant Orphan Asylum on Kinsman street.
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MASQUERADE BALL.--By reference to adver-
tiscment in another column It will be seen that
the S. P, Chase Fire Company No. 3, intend to
give grand masquerade ball at Chapin's Hail.
This Company is one of the best in the city, and
is well deserving of support.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-17

PLUMBINo,-For all descriptions Of pluIabing
work aud water fixtures there Is no better place
In the city than that of b. p Bower successor TO
J. b. Barnes & Co., Atwater Block. Mr.. Bower Is
prepared with choice and well selected stock,
good workmen and plenty Of them 10 promptly
and puucluay execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our elti-
zenn are their own RdYerlsment
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NJ. J. DlCKERSON,
Late Of the firm Of Amber & Dickerson,)
nJeNTVST

OHcs 49, Superior street, Readers store.
Dr. d s new suit Of ready, and he would
be pleased to see ali Of his old patrons ard othes who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fans aul crown hed exposed capped and
sd also teeth inserted gold silver corae orvulcanit,
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which IS
much used east. my9
CVs We are Ieilicsd 10 ID the renowned Chems
Of New England Doct AVER has ct length turned his at
tenion the disorder which hangs like blight our
community Our section is as healthy ally other, with
one single exception and thais the Fever an tAgue which
hnuns every side Bu. bis remedy DO9Scuro we
should kno must, II he made it. Casio ~ this baefu
disease om among u.s. and Of tue lDoest spots
in the west--[ssuti uel FAIRFIELD, Iowa
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THIS CoURrs AT EAsE.-The great case Of
Alden VS.. Pelton, which has been before the Court
at almost every term far back as "the oldostir-
habitant" can remember, is at last settled. The
case came up yesterday morning and the Court
was notified that the case had been amicably set.
tied by the parties. Let all mon remember the
case of Alden VS.. Pelton and keep out of law.
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VERDICT AeAINsT THE CrrY-It will be seen
by the report from the Court of Common Pleas,
that the important suit Of Kendall / Co. against
the city has been decided. The city has been cast
in near 500. This is one of the many overflow
suits brought against the city.
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CouRT OF Common PLEAs-CIylL BRANCH
JUDGE BoLToN.-Iu the case of H. D. Kendall x
Co vs. The City of CIeveland,for damage caused by
overflow Of water on Superior street. the jury
came into Court yesterday afternoon, and returned
verdict for plaintiffs of 1929 ii.
James Hill vs James Brown, action in repleyn:
Jury out
Chdcster vs. Whitney et al. action for assault
and battery on trial. ..
JuDdE FooTE,-Ayrault VI Williams ef al -
verdict for plaintiff for $500 aud over.
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rw.Among diseases, dyspepsia and diarrhaa

" AmOng uI5Ha5G5l UysptPsIa anu UIHTIHId
rank as most difficult pleased TO have it in
our power to point remedy which has proved eoctu
al in many ca es, and which safely recommend as
certain and aiOllb cure 1t has been the means Of
rescung thousands from unimey grave ard given the
glow Of health to many caduverous form. The med cine
we have references tn is "HOSrETTE8 CELEBRATED
sFoMACH BITTERs." T.ose Ri tors, Whose virtues
ure PROMULGATED through the state, continually ucross-
ing in the favor OF the public, ard from the ny cures
they have reced doubtless tbs ascordnucy any
reUlratlOn before the public,
For by Druggists and dealers generally sver where
novl5.lw
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~ john scHRlNE will open in a few days q
large assortment of nice things for the Holidays
Fruits and nuts in variety aud of the finest quail
ty, as well as confectionery, ana an abundance Of
Toys for the young folks. john keeps an excel
lent establishment, and twill in a day or two pre-
sent more than usually attractive appearance
We commend him to our readers.
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CRmINAL BRANCH-JUDGR BIsHoP, The Jury
returned a verdict OF guilty in the case Of Charles
Gardner and James Dunlap charged with robbie.
ry. Ia the latter defendants counsel gave notice
OF a motion for q new trial
In the case of Nancy Jane Mckee, charged with
horse stealing, averdict OF not guilty was re-
turned
In the case Of Ed Barker and William Ray, the
prosecution returned nOlls as to the defendant
Ray
The Grand Jury yesterday morning returned a
true bill against William Carter, for burglary
They were then discharged.
Forsyth Thompson, charged with shooting with
intent to wound plead guilty to assault and battery
which plea was accepted.
The case Of Mary JaAe Harris, for kidnapping
on trial yesterday.
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The CASE or TYLER,-Wm. II. Tyler, the
murderer of Capt Jones has been sentenced to
six years Imprisonment in the State Prison. The
case may yet be carried by the Supreme Court of
the State to the Supreme Court Of the United
States on the question of jurisdiction.
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THAT PIPE.-Marshal Craw has just been
tho recipient Of mammoth merschaum which
has done good service in the smoky regions
Of Holland, not only in the hands and mouths)
of burghers and yet higher burgomasters, but in
the Royal Family itself The Marshal will need a
baggage wagon to carry it in, and if it should rain
he can be lowered into the bowl by a windlafs
and keep dry under the cover.
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THR CoURTs-UNITED STATES CoURTs--JUDGE
wILLsoN.--Iu tho Circuit Court Alphonso Hart
aud Joseph d, Horton, Of Rayenna and Lawrin
d. Woodworth, OF Rayenna, were admitted to
practice.
Ia tho District Court tho trial Of Robert War
rax, for making counterfeit coin, was commenced
District Attorney Belden for United States o. p.
Brown of Rayenna, L, d. Woodworh Of Ravenna
for prisoner.
The defendant wus arrested about the 18th of
August last, He was found by the officer, on a
warm summer morning, by the side Of hot fire,
with kettle of molten metal, ladle, and
monlds in his hands for manufacturing bogus hall
dollars of which about $1,000 worth was found on
the premises.
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NEW AnyERrIsrmENrs.

Re,tberg & IIausmann--R Rosewood Whiting Desks 1 O.
S. s. Barrio-Coal Oil Axle Paste.
Redhuad s. son--Nutico to tho Public
House for Rent-NO 55 Sontct street.
s.P. Chase Engine Co-Grand Mosqu 4raJe.
h. Sttir Cu.-Furs, ko.
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An lMrROvEMRNT.--Frank Leslie las at length
published a lair likeness of Old John Brown, it
being engraved from photograph. The horrible
carricatures which have been heretofore published
in the New York papers and by one OF the Cleve-
land weellies, have all been the most hideous
botches imaginable, looking no more like the ori-
ginaI than they did like James Buchanan, the
King OF Sardinia or a New Zealand Chief
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RocHEsrER, N. Y, Nov. l6.
The lannory in this city, belonging to Messrs.
Fitch 4 Anings, has boen destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at $70 900. The insuraoe amounts
to only $20, 900.
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LECTURES ON EuRoPE,-Dr. Raird gives his
last lecture npon Europe tonight at Chapin's Hall,
commencing at quarter before eight O'Clock. 1t
will be upon Great Britain and Ireland. Adms-
sion 25 cents.
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oreRA.-The Cooper Opera Troupe propose
returning to this city shortly for another seasen
They will be heartily welcomed.
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STOLEN NOTES RETURNED.

Tho four notes of 81 900 each, stolen sono time
ago from the Commercial Bank Of this city, were
returned to day by Romon Catholic Priest. 1t
is supposed that they reached him through the
confessional,
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THE IRoN CRY This Lake Superior boat had
not arrived last night, but is probably in this
morning, She was at Detroit yesterday.
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may be interesting TO those connected with the
Young Mems Christian Association in this city to
see what has being done by similar societies in
other places. The New Orleans Delta states that
a few of the citizens Of that city have contributed
upwards Of twenty-five hundred dollars for the
establishment Of a new suite OF rooms for the As
sociation, which has ltted up the rooms and pro-
yided oil the leading publications for the use Of
citizens and strangers. In connection with the
reading rooms Is a we'll arranged chess room
which s also free. The object Of this 10 to afford
attraction at these rooms for young men who fee
the need OF eompanionship in strange and large
city. This Is an excellent idea Several former
Cleveland boys are connected With the AssOsiatieI
Of that city. .Huft
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NEw YoRK, Nov l6
Nothing has been heard at This point OF the
North Star.
The steamer Daniel Webster will leave tonight
on voyage IN search Of her.
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LEsLIE.-Hawks Brother have Frank Lese's
New Family Magazine for December, plentifully
illustrated with the fashions the diamond wedding,
&c, &c.
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Coon ADvIcE.-.Be saving your money and
make It go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict n
SoDs, 2Ol Superior st., who have received very
large aud choice assortment OF goods, In their line
OF the latest stylea.
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The WEsEMINsTER.-Hawks Il Bro. have the
Westminster Review for October Itis alull mum
Der, and remarkable for the variety and general
attractiveness Of the subjects discussed. Witness
the following table Of contents:-Mitia Forces;
Rosseau, his Life aud Writings; Spiritual Free
dom; Modern Poets and Poetry of Italy Physical
Geography Of the Atlantic Ocean; Gsribaldi and
the Italian Volunteers Tennyson's Idyls of the
King Bonapartism in Italy, On the scope and
treatment Of these articles there is no room for
comment in passing notice The reviews OF new
books under the head Of Contemporary Litera
lure" are of much value. Leonard Scott & Co.,
publishers, New York
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ST. Andrews SoCIETY.-At the late election
Of officers Of this Society, the following were
elected for the ensuing year
PresideAt--J. c. Grannis.
Wee Presideat-J, L. Denham and VIM. Low
Tie.
MaHagsys-H. sbanks, H. Gray John Proudr
foot, j Downie, W. Melhinoh.
ITsasureT-D. Mcintosh. ...
SseretaTy--W. Dalgleisb.
Corresponding Seerefary--A. Hunter.
| ChaplGia-Rev. J. MoGnl -......
| PhysieiaH--Dr Cleveland,
The St. Andrews Society will hold their annua
festival on the 3Oth Of this month, when we hop'
oil the sous of "Auld Scotia as well as a crow'
o; their friends of other natonalitIes will rally L
the support of this deserving Society.
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S, Matsons and Olmsted's news depOts
At news depots at Woddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Reported by the Union telegraph,
'FrtcE, wARtNG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Yesterday Afternoons Report,
FROM WASHINGTON,
W.gurUoro.y No,y NJ
NO NEWS OF THE NORTH STAR.

NJ NEhS Oh IhE NOiATh STAh.
NEw YoRE, Nov. 10.
The report Of the nou. arrival Of the North Star
at Aspnwall up 10 the 4th inst at which date she
was fully six days over due, has naturally caused
considerable anxiety.
She carried lOs sailoIs, 81 marines, and 10 ofli-
GERS 10 charge Of them, bound TO join the United
States ship Saranac, Of the Pacific Squadron
Total l6i.
The following are the names Of the officers r.
Richie, Captoini Nj. @. Watkins, Lieutenant; 4.
W. Meade, do; George ShyJock, Master; ID. s.
Green, Surgeon; Bennett Greeu, Assistant DO W.
A Iugersoii, Parser; 4. b. C. Stump, lst Assistant
Engineer; Charles Schroeder, do b. +. Chas-
saing 2d Assistant do; B. B. II. Wharton, do S.
W. Cragg, Sd Assistant Enpineeri J. A. Wilson,
do A. Il. Campbell, do; II. A. Dellus do. .,
Aubry. do; Phillip Miller, Boatswain, John King,
sailmaker.
There were also 3l3 first and second cabin pas
sengers, 100 eerage, and 1856 marines for the U
5. steamer Saranac, making with the crew, a TO
tal Of 976
The most reasonable way 70 account for her alb
scnce IS that ste has met with an accident. Sh,
may have broken some part Of her machinery ant
put into some port from which intelligence hal
not yet been received.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK

NkW okhi NOV. 10.
The steamer New York FROM Bremen and
Southampton, arrived this evening, Her dates
have been anticipated.
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FREE LEcTURE.-Prof Gardner's lecture Fri
day evening will DO free as well as rich and racy.
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TIlOM NKw ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
Ten small dwellings, were destroyed by fire on
the Aih The loss is about Sl20 600. II was sup
posed TO be the work Of an mcendiaTy.
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FROM TEXAS.

NGw OgLEANs, Nov. l6.
The Texas Legislature was organized on the
7th The Houston party officers were elected
Dates from San Antonio Were received tO the 10TH
battle was fought ON the 4th between forty sol
diers, volunteers under Lieut., llBgau, and the
IndIans-tho latter were defeated, Hagan was
I,adtv wnuudpd
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NICE PAINTING,

a ~ co TO TASooTT'st n
That ETensh WHITE ZINC hns cone, Juss tho iish,
hing for Painter pna nsid0 wort even description.
aprssRs Nc, ga uoEgMAE RLOeK
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TRHESENlAR!
Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
70 Hicks 81, near Engine House No. 10.
Cleveland, (IVest side.

Cleveland, West Side.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
l. universally known all over Europe where tits estab
lishod in all the larger cities aud ~ the
smaller towns and Is 30 ge orally apnN ed med
highly agree bic remedy against great humber ao most
troublesome diseasts, hut also pumoit OF health ire
OF siren IN, tnd noAt Owefu kTtneihener of
the nervous thut no uhrculHr erummo ndnin o
" Is CAllud t1I. Aa purifying aud agent t
thu skim this bath il dyed TO he s ov no
other nleai waiey But lhu singular continuation Of
steam water friction and rcse in these ss
TO rompitoly eradiems diseases which obs inateY
resist al ohtf remedies rheumatism, Salt Rheum Rins
Worm, KnBg Evil foveT SORES Dppsy and all other dis
trsing tipm suppressed urmoTid action the skin
radically cul0d without e1h biting Internal medione
Diseases OF the nir-pnssngeF, CaarTh, Coughipg And
even some lofms OF Cnntunlplon n nui adv noed far,
removed y vithout difficulty
Enhancement Of The LIZ OF and Spleen Dyspepsy Piles
MernuRlism, scrOfnlOus swelling PRThlyto IIysteTca
Affections, Gou and somoiimes Fpleptic his lee
aud goa number OF other nilleu's auccesAfully
treated OF The oicncy o St0am HAhing all these
hctions, thaTo h the anpest proof record Nothing
claimed for Il, but what sruRlly he DONE and what
every one may experience ~ himself
JUST TRY II
Cold and Warm Water Baths, we'll a. q shower Bath,
cnnnsotel with this eslAhishment, and used
separately.
TicKETA:-A single stcam Bah 81 cents; nor dox %
cold ur warm watoT Bath 70 et,; pT Co.. lbo
Hours Of admission for Ladies Tuesdays Thursavs aud
tornoons Of the sams days tIvm TO o'clock aud
days from ~ II ocleck A NJ
| HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprietor
| Cleveland Aug 18th, ls o. susso:ssi
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

81 Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Pr ting Establishment Of the LEADHR Ofco
the latest improved anl rapid steum Presses the
best style, short notice aud Mt reasonable Par
ticular attention paid TO Blank Work Every description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Lodgofs JourRos
Sales Books, Receiving Books So &C
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Bic PoTAroEs AND BIO SToNEs--A Litobhed
correspondent ofthe PLAIN Dealer says that Q. A.
stranuahan E,q has just been elected Justice or
the Peace ia that township. This successful can
dlda,e, in digging his potatoes took from single
hill twenty-sx pota oes that weighed eighteen
pounds, one Of them weighing two pounds and ten
ounces
The correspondent adds a P. s. as follows
P. ST. ought to add that Esq. srannaban has
taken your advice, aud since the State election
spends his leisure time reading the New Teita-
met, having, as he informs me, read twenty chap
ters in Genesis at the first sitting He thinks some
Of the stories rather extravagant, but says, how
ever, that any person who believes such newspa-
pers as he read before the Late election will have
no difficulty iu believing anything he had read ia
the Bible since.
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E-Y' Fine Silver Tea sotts, Forks, Spoons Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c. &c.
A very large stock, aud all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOGG, ELLSWORTH Co.'S,
Octl Cor Superior aud Seneca sts,
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nTHE NOBLEsT STUDY oF MANKIND

"TIIE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND
is MAN"But debased uud degraded manhood, ia curse
but too prevalent in anet OH keep the fatal sas
of disease and complaint crclesl Warnings and
ndvco can be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; or,
Physiological Researches" II will sssuredly recall the
back sliding from The evil practices prevalent to an alarm
ing extent and un unerrg guiding star to health and
resuscaed energy Thousands attest the benefit OF heed
Tag its couuses and advice.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, I57 Prince street, New York =
Prco 25 cents, Sent free everywhere.
Soldby GAYLORD s HAMMOND, and wAG .FISKE,
Drugeisls, Cleveland. nOys
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GB- Neuralgia, Fits, 81. Vim's Dance, Paraly
sis, spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous prostrAion, are cured by DIR. dibson's
new electrical treatment without difficulty. II
never fails, and may Justly be regarded as a Sps-
cGc. oGice No. III Ontario street, q few dOOrF
from the Public Square.
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SILVER soAP!-SILvRR SoAPl!-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &o.-Another lot just received by
FOGG, ENswGRTH & Co.
l-y- Dr. Baird gives bis sixth lecture tonight at
Chapns Hall, commencing at quarter before
eight, 1t will be on ITALY, and illustrated by
many large and admirable maps and paintings.
Admission 20 cents.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURsDAY MORNING, nov. ~, 1899.
TRAvRLrR,s RRe1srER.
DEPARTURES,
ARRIVALS.

" Citizens wishing vance either Of the above
Iraus Boats Will be called Tor by the COaches stevens
omnibus Line by leaving their address a. the Omnibus Of
ace 81 superior street door neAtto Weddeh House,
Nov. II, 1859.