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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Fan, sEy iSe1Ci9Ig Machine,
Only S35 aud $50.

HNHE citizens of Cleveland, and all
L others interested in Family Sewing Machines are
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine is the very latest improvement, Patent
granted l4h of August, l5 and is acknowledged Dy al
good Judges to be Family Sewing Machine thL mas
long been wanted, has the advantages OF an te Ola
patents without their complicated machnerdoes JUS as
good work ard can be sold great deal cheaper Wle Us
durability and simplicity will commend itsen % al
1t sews from two 0rIinarr Spoos, without rev
1t and fine work with equal faclty ana ma
very elastic stitch that wlno although every ourtn
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted perfect order and iull and
explicit directions accompany each Machnei ana Is 50
simple that its operation be learned thoroughly In one
hour.
1t is not liable to get out Of repais easily OILED and
very easily while there room 10 "oA on II
than nny Machine in the market 4,
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery sieh also
gathers nicely
this the first opportunity the citizens Of
had of buying this Machine, they cordially nt
to call and examine them al WEDDELL HOUSE, BLUM
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
EF chance Is offered to Spectators Wishlhs 70
buy County Rights Mr. North has seventyt Counies
to sell this State AL letters addressed to him VIII re-
ceive prompt attention.
ocII6 General Agent for state Of Ohio
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COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. }

WEDNESDAY,, March - T. NJ
FLoUR-as been active to-day and we note sales
$50 bbls follows 20 bbls extra So 2OO bbs iair do al
s6l2: lQ bbls red wheat At $50 40 Obs good do
at 0bbls do al same and l0i bbls. do.
WHEAT cars red Indiana sold a. 81 Is and j0 bu good
Indiana white al 81 80 free on board In April.
BARLEY-IeAr sold at 7Ic.
BEANS-Are rn at SIS25 with sales to the retail trace
al the latter figure
sEEDS-CIover is very dull. and holders Offering at
s5.75.
HIGHWINES-lO0 bbls. sold at 25lSc.
BUTTER-C in active demand and good article
readily brings 21c Sales made to-day at that t
ure for r. and Central roll lot ofeOmmon Central sold
at lie
EGGS-.Are firm at l4c
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ID. J.. WIGHIM MAN,
Sher 4 s Special Master Commissioner
plfFfS Ant fsblSff193

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- wit Of yeni exponas and plu ia. issued from the
Common Pees Of Cuyahoga County st the suit OF
lanes NJ Parker al pls against Francis Elliott et
al defts directed hsve levied upon and shall offer
for Public Auction the door OF the Court House
cOrner of Seneca and Champain street) in the lily OF
Cleveland said County the 18th day OF March, is59
O'Clock NJ Of said day. the following described la DIS
the County ef Cuyahoga State of Ohio and IS bounded
follows beginning a{stake in the centre OF the high
way the south line of Lot No o. and running thence
south degrees west hans 81 links, thence north de-
erees west chains e9 links TO beech tree thence north
81 degrees east chains SO links to the place Of hegtn
ming containing and niuetyone one hnndredh acres,
Coates December 2ih. 1926 and recorded in BOOK NJ,
pages 8 SO OF Cuvahoga County Records
l.tS7
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CHARLES G.

defendants
DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G.
Il kellogg and Daniel A White defendants IN said ac-
uon, hereby notified that the sh day of February
Common Pleas N and for the County o s n he
State OF Ohio which states that the defendants Duransoa
Dart Helen Dart gaged to said Park B. Clark
following described property wit Situate in the town
ship Of East Cleveland the County of Cuyahoga and
townships the Connecticut Western Reserve and known
As part OF lot Ne - an Is bounded as follows beginning
north 20 chqins and n links the west line OF
the the Shaker Road thence north
s5 degrees west chain the ceure of said
stone on the east line OF the said Clark land thence south
degree east B chs 80 ks thence south 49 degrees To
the north east Of the school lot thence
Centre offhe Shakerfoad thenc south 495S ersss e
chains p links tOa stone in the of said road thence
south ! degree west l9l links TO stone the line
2s chains and q links to The place beginning Also
part If lot aud also rar Of lot 49, begnning the north
east corner Of lot s. which Is the south wes of
thence east IS links 10 stone the line of said let
thence south s degrees west chains 50 links to stone,
The south west OF Oliver james land thence west
the south line Of said lot to the of the ad II
chaius 81 Inks thence north degree east 20 eh.ps Il
links in the centre OF the road 10 A. DUtys south line
10 sou south corner OF his land thence north
degree east % chains 20 links to stone on the north
place beinnin: the whole contain O9 OIOO acres
according to the surveyof ]. @. SAXON
To the payment of DrOmssOry notes made by
said Duranson Dart said Park B. Clark and described as
atere ntlay. one for M pa1abe Deesbs1 Is Ss Ms
one for $500 payable June lst 1883 for $500 payable
December Isl l9 for $500 due June lst 1850 one for
$500 due December lst ls0, and for S5 due June
Ist, ls5l
Said petition further states that said first described note
pay able 70 said Clark order and was bT him ndor-
ed 10 the piantln and that II is due and unpaid by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred the plaintiff an
interest IN sud mogage 70 the extent OF said note that
said county the 81 day Of January 1851 record
ed Jan h. 1881 and that the above named defendants
have claim to have aninteres lien upon sa pTems
The object and prayer Of said petition udsment
against the said Duraso Dart for the of $3.50 with in
teres $50 f1om the 4h day Of Deceber and on $3.50
from the 4th day of December, 1855 the sale of the
mOTgaged property to pay said judgment and for other
proper relief
Said defendants notified that they required to ap
pear and answer said petition before the day
April, 1883.
s b & L I PRFNTISS
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+ JuDsoN, PITS Agent feblid2iO
CHERIFF 3 SPECIAL MASTER5S

NH FhIFE q DILUIAL MADIEh .
~ SALE-Pursuant TO the command Of order of sale
the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahosa Coun
the Charles Ssetsln against C. K Vaughn et
Al 10 me Directed shall offer for sale at Public Auction
the door he Court House(corner Of Seneca and Cham
pan streets) the City OF Cleveland in said county,
The 9Th day Aarch, ls9 O'Clock p NJ Of said day,
6iON ing described lands and tenemcnts To wit Sltuae
in the township of Omstsad, being No in the fifteenth
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the Stats Of Ohio and which also IN the County of Guy
ahnsa by being tract three (3) Omstead
township and Is bounded follows: Commencing at the
south west corner of land OSned by VIM e Castle and
bounded on the north by land owned b. Stephen Jones
land owned by John Outerson south by land decd
ed TO Horace Van Norman by P Smith, and by land
formerly owned by MeanctOn Barnett containing 20 81 loo
acres OF land be the less but subject TO all
legal highways"
Appraised at $50
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master COm'r
GHERIFF5S SALE.-PuTsuaot to t6e

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command OF second writ of vendi eKponas issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas # CuyahOga County at the
of Matthias F. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown,
dire ted shall offer for sale al Prbc Auction. al he
door the Court House cOTner Of Seneca and Cbamplan
sreei) y of Cleveland IN said county the 4th
day OF March, 1889 O'Clock p NJ of said dsy the fol-
lowing described lands and Ienements wit 'Stuate
the CITY cleveland, CuahOga County and Safe of Oni
and known parts OF lots Nos IS and 80 IN the original
nai the village Of Cleveland having IS 4l2 feet front On
the line of Middle street ITS s1uherly line being
IS u length parallel with Huron and
northerly therefrOm, and bounded by alley IN
widthis norhery line being parable herewith 20 feet
length, to alley
Appraised AZ 81, 100.
D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
JNo. W. HEIsLET. Pits Airy febIfd22O
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-March ?.
npu

BsefCattleThere is but moderate demand and prce.
fT common and inferior grades zGHc lower' quot
mons range A. G 91c for and OrdiHsryi l0dilt
for prime; lI5S(d9l219c 7 Premium average &c.
Sheep and Lambs-Active-
svine-Ilull at b5S(175fc.
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D. L WIGHTATAN. Sheriff.
By VIM. r. Simm-ns. DIP,

d I " I ~
Bv VIM R Simm, rs. DIP.
ADAMS s CANFIELp, pins Auys. febl6td222
CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ an execution issued om he Court of Common Pleas
II CuyahOga County, the suit OF II. l. and K l. " hit
man AGAINST John Sidual, directed have LEVIED
upon and shall for sale at Public Auction at the door
u the Court House corner of Seneca and Champ SIS
City of Cleveland said County the 18th day Of
March, 1889 at O'Clock p. III OF said day, the following
Described lands and teuements wit SItuIle IN the town
ship OF Brook yn being number in the thirteenth
range of0ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
hoga and known part Of Lot No 1856 10 the Wllleyve
plat called in Cleveland formerly in the City Of Oh o,
and Is described follows strip the north end
said lot Is wide, being 10 feet front Hicks street
and 50 feet deep, be the same or less
Appraised AT $500 - 80
per Hon Strong, Dep.
n HINT pIdrs feblhd2z2
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u y
y command wit of yendI cxppIas issued from the
Court If Common Pleas Cuyahosa County, the suit
OF y Fugs against H / Ackley, to directed, shall
sale at Pubic Auction, at the door OF the Court
House corner and Cbampan streetl tEe city
OF levesnd Sad county the 4h day Of March, 1859
at O'Clock NJ said day, the following described real
estate To Wit Situate the Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Couut, and which is also IN the state Of Ohio and is
known being the noThery part Of ten lot No g. in
Cleveland CITY Snd bounded follows: NOrtherly
lid street westerly by Huds street, souherly by the
uarthnrlv line sui-lot Nc. IS IL A Ackley allOt-
Of the souhery part of lot No g. and ecstery by the
land John Blair containing about Of land"
ADDraised al SD 600
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GeQal Notices.
on REAL ESTATE 81
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

.CHkRIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant to the command of an order cf sale
ssued on of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County the suit of Samuel l. Baker pf against Caro-
ne Norton al, deftS shall offer for at Public
Auction door the Court House. corner Of Seneca
Champlain streetsl tile City of Cleveland IN said
county, ri day Of March, 1889 at O'Clock NJ of
said day the lands and tenements described follows to
wit Situate the township and City of Cleveland being
No in the 18th range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State OF Ohio, and which is al IN
County of Cuyahoga and IS known by being part of sub
ot No 81 in the subdivision OF ten acre lots Nos 1884, l35
3 and bounded follows: north by ley, east by
lot No s0 SOGth bv Hamilton street, and west by line
parallel with the line OF said lot No 80, and &c feet
distant theTefom beiT srir Of land 26 feet wide e the
east side said lot No. 80 with the dwelling house
thereon, be the more loss, but subject TO all
| legal highways
Appraised at S557. -
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COUNTRY NyALIDs

Persons in any part Of the world nav be
treated By forwarding correct detail Of their S- ,l
remittance for medicines &e =, ~''h .
Address Dr. AMOS = SON, corner nIaio a,a .,.--..
Bu1Alo, n. T. ,LE.i4tt5f- iJaaflk17II ~ :,
Z 80 os 4ao5 s-F7 -
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PUReAv1VE MEDICINE
For Costiveness;
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia;
For Jaundice;
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For Foul Stomach;
Forthe Cure Of ErysipelaS
For the Piles;
For the Cure OF Scrofnla
For all ScrOfulOus COMPLAINTS;
For the Cure Of Rheumatism.
For Diseases OF the Skin;
For the Cure Of Liver ComDlaintsi
For Dropsy5
For the Cure Of letter. Humors and Salt Rheum;
For Worms;
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For a Dinner Pill;
For the Cure Of Neuralgia:
For Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-cOated, that the most sensitive can
them pleasantly and they the best aperient in the
world for all lhe purposes of n family physic-
Price 25c. per Box I; Six Boxes for 81
Great mum ers Of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
emtnea personages have lent their certify the
PARALLEL usefulness of these remedies but our space here
will not permit the insertion Of them. The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
gTen with also full descnious Of The above cumpants
and the treatment that shon be followed for their
Do not be put of by unpneipled dealers with other
aratlons they make more profit Demand AYERS and
tske no me SICK want the best la mere Is for
All our remedies are for sale by -.
VIM. FISK, and GAYLORD = HAMMOND and all
AeelIdktH sa kEsOz ena
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PREPARED BY
ID R. J. C. A Y e r. & C o.,
LOWELL. MASS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

Has for itself such the Of every
ret Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely un
necessary fer the evidence Of its virtues,
wherever has been employed As it has long been in
Throughout this section need not do
than the people its quality kept up the best it
has BEEN that may be relied TO do for their
relief all il has beenf0und 20 do.
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A CURE Warranted.

Or AMOS SON have devoted their attention exci,
sVely 10 This peculiar class Of maadI and the relief hsV
Lve consequently been enabled to render their low r
lures IS fully testified and crate fully &C knOvledge ~ con
seut patients and others daily arriving in town from N
rf OF the country r the express purpose MY Consul
exeFtions have been by the rSt
signal advantages; yet from what they have Experienced In
i-1;ri into he causes Of these infectious
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
er and iuveterae) they have always sntertainrd ~
o their prevention. and removal nnd e,,
invarialy found that the most horrible and fs
Of disease could almost invariably be Traced to ons al ~
following Ignorance, neglect the bad sst sor
unskillful and improper treat ment therefore Dr. Amos
their remedies, safe eectua and cautious course omit
Ting oil combination Of remedies which bear an eqnivoral
character, we'll those hose premature or
application might be productive Of bad conseqneness In The
their remedies Is the lessenng OF Great mass f hn-o
misery By the aleyiaiion relief and prevaneon Of foso
gTievo1s affections that aFe in reality the secret foe o ife
and which, while they Us call lon
fer skill and Hteffs renee their sxtormnafon
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u AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases 1t mas been subjected test bv the
most eminent physicians in LOudon Paris Phadeirhia
and New York. r has been declared the only useful
lnen invented for the Of Seminal Weaneas OF
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
sln hY mail OF express.
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YoUNe MEN TAKE TAX ,PARTIcULAR NOTICE.

An isfDn1enf fr he cure Noctuf1I Emissions moT8
urorerv ku,yyn as seminal Weakness, &C Can be prumpt
" cured ir from fifteen days To- two months BY the use
this Instrument when used conjointiy with Medicines
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VS.
DuransOn Dart aud others,

JNO. W. HEIsLET. Pits At
J0naihan n HeTTick I,IaIntiff
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical DisPensaFy
Established for the Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fepsr and Ague,
Asthma. Haeiyieat Consumption, LlfTH-
itiss of Youth and Old Age, DC.
T NO MERCURY USED. u
DE-. AMOS SON.

LoIltI O sIlII lIl Nt1ll a1I'177 d 7 y -
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
1 the State who members Of the Royal college OF
Surgeons InndOn May be eonSulied frnni O'Clock
te morning until night every state and sympc Of
disease The they adopt is the result q upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice in EuIOpe and America
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Groceries, &r.

&N.sANFoRD. PRINCIPAL,
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NHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

D. L wIGHTNAN Sheriff,
BY Homer Strong. Deputy
ADAMS & CANFIELD, Pin 5 ATTY. feh2td2lO
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WILKINSON RIDDLE. Pi5s litss iSl : rsdzH ssis
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FEVER AND AGUE

PRICE. sI,OO PER BOTTLE.
~ Sold by WIN. FISKE, aud GAYLORD HAM
and Drn,griStS derIs
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
New YoRK, April 8

NEW YoRK, April g.
The steamship New York from Bremen via
Southampton on the 23d ult., arrived this morning
Tue Canada arrived out on the 2lst.
GREAT BRITAtN.--In the Commons on Monday
night Lord joan Russell moved his amendment to
the Reform bill that Il Is neither Just nor polite 10
interfere with the freehold franchise, &c. the pur-
port Of which has already been received.
After some debate the matter was adjourned till
Tuesday.
A large meeting Of working men had been held
10 Hyde Park 10 oppose the Reform Bill.
The Neapolitan exies had arrived At Bristol The
quays were crowded with people to receive them,
and considerable enthusiasm was manifested.
france The Paris correspondents say that the
Emperor having been informed OF the ultimate re-
solution Of Austria desires 10 recede by diplomatic
help from his aggressive attitude.
Another letter says that Austria aud France
appear to bemore inclined TO pacific solution
II is certain, however, that Austria's force in
Lombardy Is more imposing shan was generally
thought
The export Of arms, gunpowder, and sulphur
from Austria 10 Italy Is prohibited.
The Daily News says the last Austrian Circular
was written by Prince Metternlch,
ITALY.-The Morning Herald says that France
intends to protest against the construction Of for.
tihcations at Placenza
Cardinel Autouelli has again requested the i'm.
mediate evacuation Of Rome by the French troops.
INDIA.-The Bombay mail Of Feb 2, was tele-
graphed
The Rhohirs had been captured without blow.
Tantia Topee was still at large.
From Australia a weeks later news had been
received. The mines were prosperous.
LONDON MONEY MARRET-Tbo Times City ar.
ice says bRt the announcement Of Congress caused
improyemsn IN the funds Of which weuld have cen
fsct that the PARIS Bouss has not yet
own any decided revuvFry In confidence. slight in
the demand for money also checks the RuoYant
tenuuucv. COuso 963f(d96h.
LIVERPOOL MARA Ers-In Br' alsluhs there had
been regular market since the sailing the Persia All
aruc les we're quiet aud nOminnly unchanged
provisious-Dull HeofpeHuy. PORK dull Lard dull
in produce there was no change except auima.
tiou owing to the improved poll ical atmosphere.
la the London Market CUrn had adyoncea Is per quar-
ter.
Pot Ashes were firm at 9OF Pearls steady.
Sprs Of Turpeuline dull at a0G4ls.
Het1t de
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Bankers.
j. HerdTnam & Co.,

No GO PYblic Square South side, near Ontario S.:
AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic EKchange, Unc9rTent Money
Specie and Land WurTants Collections thioushoHt the
United States Canada and Europe promptly oteh1eu to
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange on Great brltaln s ahu
France and Germany We direct IN sums TO SUIT AZ
sight and 60 days following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
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I.ivorpool-J BGTned y Co bankers - -
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National Provincial Banks Of Engand and Branches thIo
out England and Wales.
BimnghBm Banking Co,
York shire District Bank aud branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And ali their Branches In althe principal cities and toW
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banling Co.
Greenock Banking Go. IN Glasgow and Greenock
National Bank OF Scotland sud Branches,
Wecan furnish DTaf for any amount payable In the
principal Cities of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE BY STEAMER, OF Sailing Packet Ships toOT
from New York Breat Britain aud ireland, France and
Germany can DO cured ai the lowest rates.
ssps j. HERDMANe 3 Co, as above.
~ l. WaIT1GE7 N n. srANDART. e. ". srAspART
(HHITMAN, STANDART u CO.
w Bankers, aud Leaers Ia Foreign and Domestic EE
change No Superior street. We draw direct on Lon,
wilt furnish Drafts for amount payable al all
he principal point sin England Ireland soothnd FRANCE
nd Germany, Collections made all accessible points
roughout the Uaitsd states and Canadus. mhs'W
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N II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIoAL AND SCIEETGFIc OPrcAH,
seps the largest assortment of the most approved not o
PECIACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near oriar
ghted are ground under his inspection by machine
of anow construction with the greatest care 50 asto
suit the oyes in all cases curing Weakness, DsE"ess o.
saanatioa Of the Eyss and impartng strength for long
reading or fuo sewing.
" n. H. Solomonson would here inform the poOho
that he aover employs any in the sale ofmslensos
" Also, a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES nj
CROSCOPEs, CONIPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
I-Oaioess Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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MONEY LosT On Friday evening, probably on
Superior or Erie streets, about thirty dollars 10
Bank Notes, said notes being contained in bun
envelope and consisting OF a five dollar BILL Bank
Of Crawford Co Pa, with strap around it, two
or three FIVE dollar bills, State Bank OF Ohio, and
other Ohio and Illinois money The finder will be
liberalIy rewardedby leaving the above at the Of
Gce of the Cleveland Leader
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HV-E. RUFTINI's new Spring style of Hats and
Caps is considered as perfect lie sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for -Four Dollars than any other
Establishment in Cleveland That truth can be
verified by callingat l75 Superior street, next door
10 Taylor, GriswOld q Co.'S.
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The onln harmlsss and reliable Dge kn0I0n.

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The Original and best in the world
Al others limitations and should be avoided IL
sou wish 10 escape rdiculo.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury TO Hair OF Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beon
wardod to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and ever soOoO
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes
wM a. BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
iuiure in the however long may be continued
and the i'll Of Bad Dyes remejisd the Hair nvgur-
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Made sold applied tiu private roomsj at the Wig
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Sold in all cities and owns Of the United States bg Drug
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Cs- The genun' has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
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