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Republican County Convention

A Republican Delegate County Convention
for Cuyahoga County, is hereby notified to
meet at the old Court Huuse in the city Of
Cleveland, at eleven o'clock, forenoon of Satur-
day the 2sth day of May inst for the purpose
of appointing ten delegates from said county to
attend and act in the State Republican Conven-
tion, to be held at the city Of Columbus, on
Thursday the 2l Jay of June next, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieut. Governor, Auditor Secretary and Treas
urer Of State, Supreme Count Judge, Member
of the Board of Public Works, and Commits
sinner of Common Schools,
Agreobly TO vote in the last County Conven-
ton, each Township and Ward in the county,
as heretofore, will be entitled seyerally to a
presentation of six delegates TO said County
Convention
And we recommend that such township and
ward delegations be appointed by such town
ship and wards at meetings to be held at the
usual time and place of such meetings in said
Township and Wards, on Thursday, the 26th
DAY of May inst
JOHN A. FOOT,
Chairman of CuyOhOga County Central Com
mittee.
CLEVELAND, May 80, 1859.
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IMP0RTANT no FEMALES.
mr. Cbeesemau,s PMS.

he combination OF ingredients III these Fiils Is theI
sult Of long aud extensive practice They are mia III
boir operation aud caslaiu in correcting all irregularities
cI hfepsiruatious removing ali obs,ructious, whoh-
~ cold or Otherwise headache pain IA the side, pal
r,,, of the heart whites all nervous affections hys-
s,ies ntiquo pain in the back aud limbs &c disturbed
q eco witch arise from int ruption of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the commencement Of new era IN The treatment OF
thsse TRIBUTARIES and onstucons whichhay oonssneu
,uy ousan rs Of The Young, tie beautiful and the be-
1oygato nra,ruUE oGAyE No female o'n onioy good
t unless She is regular aud whouoEer an obstruction
t.kes place tho general health begins 10 decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS -,--
CO. the most elIectuul remedy ever KNOWN ui u Neni
i neruIiar DO Females a uli ClHsses iheV nro lnyaI-
hybig md no. t5 certaiHfs peroatroi Te0taliy
Is2td Ill lahon iho countrJ wing the sanction OF
~ unlt euintaf plysri7ns ia dmeTicd.
Ey1l,rf directions soitHg U1c md Whn HcV ahoWd Hui
h td ,yitu BoN-thv Pucc one D'dF eaoN oof con"
tGn9, Als ~ ,n hlrt 10 be had foe ufthe Agents Pis
gset bg gu pr0H1hg nv ono o,in5 pc' 10 'Ae Seho'1'
-A1s,I Sold by q. uEgltts grners W.. Co., -.
A5s''' s' h. b HUrChlNGS Gouoral AgSpt,
NJ lGh Chambers St, New YORK. d.
Sold in Cleveland by WM FiskE ana @ y Z e. s L3n" q
HAMMOND - i.,,,
~ The Dyspepuc can have all BIS woes ,,l,l pan,
dibr mi muse HutchwEs Lile k1mlgInl' M9es G
stum8cl Ieeho digeJt.u ds'ihte ,Hti ~ W IN
hams y iuusuoss, low sinth, VII lu 99tngsio, ,d NM
above compound Sold by WM fAele p, ~ '.q,yo
bv druerisis gonemllv - a y = ~ y -
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl HAlE DYE
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NEw ORLEANS, May "a.
Senator Douglas has arrived in this city
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
WESTERN NEWS.

Sr LOUIS, May 25
The udvices by the Overland mail report much
bad feeling existing between the Americans aud
Mexicaus along the Sonora line Several MeXi-
cans had been killei.
Gen Walker had an agent at the Gia mines en-
rolling volunteers for iiliibuster expedition.
Passengers from San Francisco deny the pub
liohod statoment that Walker with three hundred
90.
The treaty between Col. Hoffman and the Mo-
bave Indians is confirmed.
We have adyices from Honolulu to April 10th.
Kamchamha addressed message to the King
Legislature, advising change In the Constitution.
Tue French have abandoned the Marqucsas Is
Ian 4 for MILITARY purposes, aud design TO estab'
lsh strong military naval depot on New Gale
douia Island near Sidney The plan embraces
the restoration Of Pomare as ruler Of the Society
Islands
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FROM ALBANY

ALhANYl May 20.
The Republican National Committee holds It's
session in the Executive Chamber TO day to con-
sider the question TO the time and place Of hold
lug the next National Republican Convention
The attendance is good, some twenty members Of
the Committee being present at noon.
The proceedings OF that Committee are strictly
private, but il is thought that the decision will be
IN favor OF holding the Convention at ST. Louis,
Mo or Wheeling or some other place in Virginia.
The present meeting is supposed to be only for
discussion, and that no definite decision viii now
be made. Gov Morgan enteftains the delegates
an the EXecniiYo mansion TO nipht
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LEoTURE-Remember the lecture by Rev. J.
B. Rittinger before lhe Y NJ. G. Association at the
Meodcon tonight The ability Of the Speaker,
the interest in the subject and the scarcity Of in
tellectual entertainments Of this kind Of late, oil
will combine TO bhug out o large audience. But
there Is another aud very weightY reason why
our citizens should attend this lecture. We are
authorized by the Lecture Committee 10 say that
all proceeds derived from this source, alter pay
ing expenses will be given to the Ragged School,
which is now under the charge Of the Association.
Persons holding season tickets are entitled to ad-
mission, as will be seen by the advertisement Of
the Committee 10 another column
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CLEVELAND INvADED.--Not by the terrific
"Bobondonsts," for the purpose of setting the
Oberlin rescuers at liberty, as our Democratic
friends were in hope they would do, but by an
army Of ugly looking bugs. Every where in the
show windows, around gas lights, on tables, were
these agreeable looking insects crawling and hit
ting When crawling, they look for all the world
like miniature turtles Canuot some Of our proles-
sors Of bugology inform US where these "big bugs
come from
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FROM MONTREAL.
MoNrREAL. MAY %.

MuNIKEALl may 70.
The extension Of the Montreal Telegraph Co.'S,
line TO Farther Point was completed this morning,
and the wires to that station are now working
beautifully,
Il il thought that the news by the new steam
ship Hungarian which left Liverpool on the 18Th
lust will be obtained via Farther Point Saturday
next.
Thencws boat Of the Associated Press has been
| removed from River Du Loupe to the new station,
and the arrangement for boarding the inward
bound steamers are expected to be much more el-
! iecliye than hitherto.
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Funeral of Rnron numboIdt.

BERLIN, Tuesday, May 10, o A M-Thc
solemn funeral procession OF Alexander Won
Humboldt is now on its way to the Cathedral
All that represents science, ant, and intelligence
in Berlin joins in the procession. Three Cham
berlains in gold costume, bearing the orders Of
the ilustrioas deceased, precede the funeral car,
which is drawn hy six horses from the royal
stables. Upon the car is simple uncovered
coffin of oak adorned with flowers and laurel
On either side of the car are students, bearing
green palm branches.
A line of carriages of immense length closes
the procession The Prince Regent and all the
Princes and Prncesses are assembled in the
Cathedral, awaiting the arrival OF the great
philosophers mortal remains A mournlul as
pect oyerspreads the whole town.
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FRnM INnIANAPOLIs

InUIANAFVII3i HIu NV
The General Assembly tho morning session
was spent Ia tho discussion Of publications. No
acliln was lakon.
APrERHooN SESSION The consideration of the
Seminary question was continued. DR.. Rice, Of
Ch cngo, concluded his speech commenced on
on Tuesday. Ile was followed by Reys. Gun
bingham and Stevenson, Of Indianapolis. Vote
was not taken. Adjourned. M
The Committees appointed 10 locate the new
penitentiary have designated Fort Wayne. Their
report has not yet been signed by the Governor.
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GENERAI. AnsENInLY.

" WILMINVIUNi IIUII IHy @O'
The Assembly met again to-day. The Pres
bytery of Kansas was recognized and connected
with the Synod of Iowa
The special report on Foreign Missions, with
out proposing u dissolution Of relations with the
American Board concludes that the time has
come for bringing the work on the foreign field
into closer connection with the denomination
Two aud orc-half per cent. Of the Church Erec-
ton Fund was voted for Kansas
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FRopI NEW YORK.

NEW 1OhhI mh1 80
The Express says that dispatches went out in
the Per ia TO Judge Mason, our Minister TO Paris,
instructing him TO intimate TO the French Govern
ment, that in case Germany should be drawn info
The war. this Government win not suiltr any IA,
terruptions of the service Of the Hamburger aud
Bremen steamers now carrying the United States
Nails 40 long as those steamers do not carry arl-
ces contraband Oi war.
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Doos.-Ws hope the time is not far distant
when our City Marshal will begin to enforce the
dog ordiuai &C. The canine race are becoming
very numerous in our midst With all respect
for valuable animals Of this species kept 10 their
proper places, dogs can be made useful to their
owners
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No. oil Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NJ -. .....n.. NJ.

No further action, It is said, Is considered ne
ccssary ia consequence Of the last reported ao-
counts from Utah as the Instructions recently Tor
warded TO the federal officers are calculated tc
prevent further conf cts of jurisdiction, among
them and will soon reach that Territory
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rRnNI NEW YnRK.

Nav YoRK, May 25
The steamship Persia sailed at P. NJ, with 1870
passengers, including Count and Madame Sartiges
aud Cytus w. Field She left for Liverpool aud
took out S99) 600 in specie.
The failure of a large drug house in Boston, hay-
ing extensive connections in this city aud New
Orleans, was announced in Wall Street yesterday.
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is A
Good Physician by his Successful Work,

To the Consumptve, aud all those who are suffer
lug with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
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PROM DOsTON.

AIunNoNi may 80
Miss Francis Cady, of blackstone, and Miss
Georpiana Brown, Of Pawluoket, were carried over
the dam at High Rock, blackstone, last evening,
while sailing ia a boat Their bodies were recov-
cred this morning.
Jas G. Martin a stock broker was to,day held
in $4,000 on a charge Of embezzlement Of stocks
eptTusted 10 him 10 negotiate.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with platlormScale that will weigh correctly
when out of level and also when level If such
scales cannot bo made, then our Patent Lovelor
for Platform Scales is of great Importance other
wise not win the buyers and users of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in an"
other column. }. +, hEELEh'
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OF the Committee on Fire and Water in favor Of
giving Protection Hose Company a service uni
form. Received aud filed.
or the City Attorney, that according TO ,csolu-
tion be make "a contract with the Waohter Am
Erie to do the printing 10 German for the year
I(cceivpd nnd filed
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gEa8- Last evening horse on Bank street, com
meucod 'kicEing up" and knocked in tho dash
board of the wagon in which he was hnr messed,
and frightened the driver, a German, who jump
ed out and injured himself, though not seriously.
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nYERLANn MAIL.

LEAvENwORTH, May 25.
The Overland Express with dates from Denver
City 10 the 18Th inst. arrived here this evening,
The pauic among the emigrants has subsided In
a great measure, aud better feeling prevailed.
Quartz continued 10 be discovered aud promised
to yield well.
Dust had been offered Ia limited quantities ut
Denver City, but there had been no coin pur
chased
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uALLETr, DAVIS u CO.'S PIANOS,
OssIAN e. DODGE,

apr9. .lmlt-O Nl.h e-u-l-N e..oe.. = ,,--
T1y-Ir is seldom that we notice anything
in the nedca line nor would TOW, unless We could
b. convinced that we are not dong ouly os Journalist
in rrcomm ndiug 10 the public, Dr HOSlE IEltS 5
CELEBRATED BITrERs for The cure OF that m's' ter
rbe ami futo Of all diseases sFovOr an Ague From our
own e1 ercncp with this valuable specific we can safely
say that for diseases OF the above nature, sands With
out rival It's timely ssauac has saved many fellow
bang rom premature grave Every day we hear Of It
o1nguoiiag the worst Of Fever ald Aguo To those
who are IN the least rfctej with any Of the complaints
areilg from an rregulany OF tho digestive organs nothing
can be more Ione6ci tiau these btors W. cheerfulls
recommend them the thousands in this state, who are
SUFFERING the most intense n5n, certain cure or their
ils Try them and be convinced Of their many excellent
qualities.
For sale bv druggists and dealers generally eyeIyhere
y HoLLowAY's Pills AND Ointment have
boen bascly c1unertad and protection TO the con-
sumer and the public general y they requested to oh
ser,e iho ter mark, 'Holl way New York ami Lon
don" which every leaf of The book OF direci MS
around cach pot and box
Sold at the mauuGlc. ory No 40 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 25c 63c and 81 per oct OF
bov 2s5
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n. B. DIXON, Secretary
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ "Lookug Glass of the Democratic Party"
illustrated with wood cuts, notes aud comments,
by au African Delincator," are for sale at the
Leader Odce. Price 2 cents,
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AMBRoTYPEs 80 PHoToGRAAHs.-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old staud, No. 200
Superior street (South Sde) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mylB-dlm
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~ The Executive Board Of the Western Sea
mems Friends Society are requested TO meet at
the Bethel Rooms, on Water street, on Thursday
the 26lh inst at O'Clock p NJ.
p. BAIGHTON.
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FoR the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, 20 to B, G. Dietz, III Superior street
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olTY COUNCIL.
Tol.DAs EvlNINa. NIay d. ls50

IUesDA9 EVENING, May "a, 1859
PETITIONS.
From residents on sked Alley, that tho namo Of
said alley be changed % Skcd Street Board Of
Improvements
From men doing business on the Square, that
some means may bc taken that the water may not
stand upon the street in front q their places Of
bus ness Received.
From James Kyser aui others 10 extend the FIRE
limits. Referred to Committee on Fire and Wa.
ter.
REPORTS
OF the Committee on Fire and Water in favor Of
giving Protection Hose Company a service uni
form. Received aud filed.
or the City Attorney, that according TO ,csOlu-
tion be make a contract with the Wachter Am
Erie to do the printing Ia German for the year
Received and filed
RESOLUTIONS.
That the sum Of 500 be granted to the Direc-
tor Of Indrmary, for the purpose Of outdoor re-
lief. Adopted
That the City Attorney contract with L. L.
Lyon TO furnish bread to the City Prison accord
ing TO the terms Of his proposal
That the City Marshal cause the removal Of GER
tain distractions at the rear Of Pearl st., between
Monroe and Lorain Sts Adopted.
That the City Attorney prosecute every person
found INSPECTING pork, beef and butter, contrary
TO ordinance. adopted
That James HILL be appointed Fire Warden.-
Adopted
That the Mayor be authorized TO offer a reward
Of $500 FOR the detection aud conviction Of any per-
son wiliully setting fire TO any building in the City,
Lost.
BY Mr. Ryder, that $500 be appropriated TO
Protection Hose Company to purchase service
uniform. Adopted.
That the City Marshal see that all persons com
ply with the ordinance for numbering the houses.
Adopted
That notice be given to those whose docks ex.
tend into the river beyond the docking line TO re-
move the same Adopted.
CLAIMS
About so or co bills presented were referred to
the several Committees
ORDINANCES.
To levy and access tax TO build a sewer on
Euclid and Wilson SITS Passed.
To authorize the Mayor TO extend certain bonds
on behalf Of the City, Referred to Committee on
| Ordinances.
To create a Board Of Health and defining It's du'
ties Tabled.
| To grade and improve Euclid St, between the
Public Square and Eric Street. Referred TO Com
| on Ordinances,
! CTo establish the grade on Wafer Street. Tabled
| 10 prevent the erection OF wooden buildings OF
the territory between Huron aud Bolivar Streets
as is situated between the eastorly line Of Mlam
| St aud first alley. Passed.
To change the name of Aoadamy Lane. Tabled
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Coon TEMPLkRs NoTiog,-'fhe Members Of
Union Degree Temple win meet at the nov hall on
Superior Street, on Thursday evening, May 20lb,
Tor the purpose Of c9nierrng degrees. A full at
tendance is solicited
n. B. DIXON, Secretary.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ PiHn Anl Ornamental luniur nt every description
dune ~ NO flnns Establishment ot Tue Leader Office, on
ut alcsl improved aud most apd steam best
siy' Oh shornoco, and at reasonable rates Particular
attention pnu 70 blank Every description ct Bind
ng done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
cafr4 Rocks. Receiving lnnke Nc,
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RruI Gstate A9ruts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE .i
AND
TNS R. N @ Il


No 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
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NOR SALE.-BOLlVAR STREET
II Fronting Prospeot-A good house ana large io' with
iGul and sh'ubbeiy. $1,000
a ACRHS-Ih Euclid Just on th' lioe from East Cle10
luud-0g house aud Tume BAN small amount Of tiIl-
Der balance we'll oepred, rich black loamug soil Can
KlNSMAN ST A corner lot 7bN9OO f ct wen located
wal soil cheap,
LAKE STA corner lot with stone DIV ellln' and barn
cfiNToN PARK-Vpeant lot on Moth side 20 eet
mont, running T. Lake Erie Also vacant lot on south
LAKE f-opoosits the Marine Hospial-vueant lot 20
AN IMPROVED FARM IN WISCONSIN to two
large uwus and IN lhckly 20 tied ouuniysO gcr'si
and we'll vmered $1,000,
DuNEit.G agTus ON tho Lake shoro--so snndy loap,
very ich, we'll vale cd 10 acres GOOD TIMBER, good arm
house aud barn and orchard Of grated iru oil Ia hnt
rate order $50 peraoru,
LAKE Sr.-Beyohd Clinton Park-yaob lot 96Hl6O NJ
| S6is.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
| KtHSAAE ROAD-3mlles from the Court llouse-sav-
oHtrun acres with large cntase house barn and ~
r,ty Of frut good roll pnd well situated win mkehu
par. pH, house aud lot IN he city, suy S20 aud mos
~ the balance may remain ON bond and mlrigaEol-
FARM Ia sheffield Lbron CO.. i9O acres on the Notl
Ridge road Amca from Elyrm, soil mostly tnndy 'nc
firm house and largo barn and Orrhad-a valuabo ftn
Si7 per acre about Two thirds may be paid Ia ro9i wet
FIVE AURES-On tho Lake shpre North Of Perry s.
bOun led on he Snu by the i hurgh u r. hRsa laF'
bu dmg with engine and boiler valuable for manuhc
turing purposes VIII take one bali tfpuyln WeslPt
| lands .........
ILLIN oIs-s2O nc os ia the Eastern pant ofhe STATE
| mhos from station On1he Chicago bTpnch Of lli4di
Central II IN hne healthy c0unry, improved ietm
all around seted mostly by farmers RON ihWrennh Z
VIII eHchrnge for good farm withiu 20 miles ot tht
diy, aud will pay aditoTegre in cash, ,,,,,,-o,i
/
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~ Let it be remembered that Mr., Dempster,
the eminent composer aud ballad singer gives one
Of bis delightful entertainments on Friday evening.
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~ For City News, see FIRST page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page
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SSTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREosCoPIo VIEWS, Egyptian Rains.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Scenery.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities.
.sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS, European Cities.
.sTEREosCoPIc VIEWS, Grecian Ruins.
S1EREosooPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS. statuary
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, Many New Subjects
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received a new supply many Of them new subjects
apr25 n COBB co.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
Jsals or The orculns of the Spring aud Summer schools
We have Just received large supply all fresh stock and
sold at the lowest rates.
school Rook Do,osldl rs GlsgoiSud, aS d ot'hio,
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE-
Dsule the opening Of the Sprug aud summer schools
We have received large supply, all fresh
/ sold ut the lowest rates.
| IN CORBhCO
School Book Depository, Cleveland. 0hio.
! SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
salo for The oponug Of the Sping and summer hoUs
We have just ttcevod large supply all fresh stock
| lOT sulo al the lowest rates
| j. h. COBB n co
Sch ol n1ok Depositpry, Cleveland Chic
| GOHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE,
)sae for The opening of the Srrns aud SIMMER schools
We have just received large supply all fresh stock and
sold at the lowest rates.
j. n. CORR co.
| School Book Depository Cleveland, lnC