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ECONOMY O prspAroH :,
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AZ accidents win heppen, sven n wslI. .rspula-
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s snesP ra anu convenient way for repairing Furni-
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meets All fuoh emergencies, and no household can
afford 70 be without IL. II IL always ready and
up 70 the sticking point. There is no longer
necessity for linping chairs, splintegsd voneers,
heedless dolls, and broken cradles IL lie lust the
article Tor Gene, she'll and other ornamental work
90 popular with ladies Of ofre6nement and taste,
This admirable preparation ID used cold, being
chemically held In solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities Of the best cabinet, makers
Glue: II may bo used in the place Of ordinary
muoilage, being vastly moro adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
n, n. b.--A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
Wholesale Depot, No. 30 Platt IT N Y.
address BE RY Q. sPALDING A CO.;
BOX No. 5000 New York
Put up for Dealers Ia Gases containing forr.
eight, aud twelve doaen--a beautiful Lithoaraph
ShswNVard accompanying each package
MA single bottle Of sPALDING's PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times Il, cost nnnu-
a1y 70 every household. .-tiN
SOLD by all prominent Stationers DruRgists.
hardware and Furpituro Dealers, Groeerf, and
Fancy Stores.
Country Merchants should make noie Of
SPALDING s PREPARED GLUE, whtn max
ing up their list. II will stand any climate.
D FAL DIN G'S PREPARED GLUEf
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
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SOLD BY BTATI0NERs.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
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SOLD BY 0USE-FURNIsHING STORES
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sPALDINd's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-G0ODS DEALERS.
bPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GR0CERs.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUF.
'OLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GEN
ERALLY. arrl
by
HENRY @. sPALDING a CO.
30 Platt-st, New York.
Iddress Post Office, Box No 1900.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List OF Sriicics
hich, II damaged, may be restored to tn, ,,t.
lai strength and uselulness by
Prepare Glue,
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MORNING LEADER.
rhe rnrf-.Florn ,romnlo nonlc,


The great trotting match between Flora Tenn
pie and the California mare Princess, came of
on Thursday the 23j, upon the Eclipse Course,
Long Island -Four OF five thousand persons
were present. The admirers Of both horses
were fully confident, though some of the moro
experienced favored Princess. The Tribune
says:
In the FIRST heat Flora drew the poll at tho
word and took the lead but Princess passed
her down the back stretch and was not headed
again during the heat, which was won in five
minutes and two seconds. Flora lost a front
shoe on the quarter OF the flst mile, and cast
the other fore shoe in the second mile, bursting
her quarters badly, This accounts, in man
ner for her losing the race
Princess took the lead in the second heat,
after the word was given, and maintained it
throug it aud the race in min
utes and seconds She is a fine, slashing
bay mare, with good clean head and neck,
high in the girth, good angular shoulder,
rather loose about the flank, broad across the
hips, and has an extremely fne stAe She
trots in gallant style, her head we'll up and
her stride reasonably spriugy. The first mile
was made in minutes and 26 seconds, and
the following half mile in l minute aud 10
seconds. This mile and half was thus made
in minutes and 80 seconds-the fastest time
on record.
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RIOT AT UNIVERSITY HRIGHTs,-A riot took
place on University Heights, Friday; the partcu-
lars concerning which, as near as we can ascertain,
are as follows A man by the name Of Bock who
is much given to drinking, and little given to work.
has been supported by his wife for some time the
latter being described as poor industrious woman
but left her house for some time aud lived at a
boarding house, and when called upon 10 pay his
bill, tried to get his wife 10 do so for him. She
very properly refused to do so at which he became
very much euraged, and made violent threats
charging her with improper cOnduOtlwith other
men.
On Thursday night Book with number Of con-
federates, entered the house where Mrs. B. was in
bed and threw pals Of water upon her; and not
! content with this they returned on Friday night
and assaiIed the house with bricks and stones,
wounding Mrs B severely with a stone which
struck her IN the forehead just over the eye cut
ting the skin in three places, and fraoturing the
skull The wound is not considered dangerous.
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VMETARDs Nor TO BE TAKED.-Some two or
three weeks since the Slate Auditor instructed
the Auditor Of this county that vineyards and
for taxation, as personal properly Thomas II.
Yeatman, Esq, wrote 70 the Auditor OF State,
giving Lis reasons for claiming that vineyards
should not be taxed any more than growing
crops Mr., T., yesterday, received a letter in
rrply, in which the State Auditor explains that
his former letter 10 the County Auditor was
written without much consideration, but that
he has since reviewed his decision, and com.
municated the fact 10 the Auditor Of Hemilton
county that vineyards not 10 be tared but that
the decision does not apply, to nurseries, which
will be taxed as merchants stock .--C CineiRnati
Gag
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Picnic ON UNIvERsITY HIGHTs JUNE 25th.-
Mr.. Grahams Union Sunday School in the vicinl-
y OF University Hights, got up this Picnic icsti-
val and invited the scholars and teachers Of the
Congregational Church, West Side, Prof Thome,
Superintendent; and those of the Wesleyan Meth
odist Church, Euclid street, Jas Christian, Esq,
Superintendent The two Cleveland assemblies
chartered six Of Henry S, Stevens largest omni-
buses, to convey them out aud back, and interest
ed membt rs to the number of thirty at least a,ten
ded them in private conveyances At one o'clock
the tables were loaded with more luxuries than il
is possible for US to enumerate, including boques,
pyramid calsna- auSrvse-e, l.i~-, 4-' ----'--''--
cry iced lemonade, oranges nuts cherries etc,
etc, of which joyous Juveniles aud happy adults
partook with avdity all dressed in their beautiful
paraphenalia in fact the schools made an imposing
aud extremely pretty and picturesque appearance,
and the general enjoyment was heighlend by the
excellent music by Lelaud's Band. After dinner
numerous speeches were made, songs sung, and on
the whole all had decidedly pleasant time.
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A Coon JoEE-SAM HoUsToN badly "CoEN-
ED."-Wo were told story the other day, which
s too good to keep. Hon. Sam Houston. during
visit to Ohio last summer, stopped short tim
with our friend J. H. of Salem, Oolumblana
Co. H, as all who know him, will bear witness,
is one Of the most jovial and genial Of men, and
rslishes a little sport "now and them" as we'll As
the next man, and tells the story with great guso.
During bis visit, Houston noticed one day upon
the dinnor-tabs some very tempting looking
green corn, boiled in the ear, it being in the sea
son of that luxury, aud helped himself quite FREQ
ly. After having literally "ubFoated" the
steaming, lucious "roassr' with butter, he looked
around for some salt, and mistaking dish Of
puverzed white sugar near him for the article in
question: he dipped into it, aud applying a top
dressing of il tO the corn, proceeded to "nduge."
The host not knowing but II might be fancy Of
his guest to eat sugar an his corn, said nothing
Sam tasted the corn, aud evidently failing to pro-
cure any effect from tho salt, put another lay
or, romurking At the same time that tho corn was
Vsry street.! After applying the second coat the
distinguished guest tried it again
- say lflehu II hhlu houalout 'lnh u eA
traordinary corn for SDsstiess It must be pc.
ouliar variety what do you call III"
H replied %hat it was quite common in this
part Of the country" and no did not knew any
particular name for I'll twas, however, species
Of sl0est corn.
"Yes," said Houston, all tho time "lotting IN" to
the supposed salt las Widow BedJlt would say
at y sWoet-eGtraordinary sWset,---never saw
anything like il, upon my word it is wonderful
Tell you what Il, you must lot me have some Of
that corn. l should like to introduce II on my
plantation in Texas"
There was a good deal ofohoking aud coughing
about that time around the table, and several OK.
hibited alarming symptoms Of atrangulation. H
turning black aud blue in the face. while politely
attending to the remarks Of bis guest
Houston kept on in blissful ignorance Of the
fuu, Piliug on the saA, ap expadatins upon the
wonderful sweetness Of tho corn, and when he
left, actually carried of poeketfull Of the extra
ordinary cOru" for seed! lie viii doubtless be much
disappointed IN his new Daristy aud make many
philosophical reflections upon the influence Of eli
mate upon Indian corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28

F1RE.-On Saturday, Ia before six o'clock, p.
NJ, a fire broke out in one story building on Ca.
nal street used as a coal oil mandatory. The fire.
men were on hand but owing to the highly COM
bustible pature Of the material nothing could be
saved, and the building was entirely destroyed. 1t
was owned by l. NJ. Chambers Co and the loss
probably about $500; insured for $500 in the Man.
haitian Co, n Y The origin Of tue fire is not
known. They had just left the building five mn-
utes, before having put out all the Gres in the furn
mace and supposng everything perfectly safe
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N. H. soLoMoNsoN.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OpTICAN,
eeps the LARGEST assortment Of the approved kinds OF
PECIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for OF far
tshted are ground under his inspection, by machine
Of anew construction, with the care, to
suit eyes nall cases curing Weakness Dizziness
RamndioH Of the Eyes, and mparng strength Tor lone
readng or fine sewing.
" N. II SOlomonson would here inform the public
hethe never employs any in the sale Of hisenses
" Also, a splendid assortment of spy GLASSES nj
CROSGOPES, COMPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
CB-omoe3s superiorstre under the American Hotel
iun22
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L, COwlcs & Co., Publishers
special Notitrs.
veseiabio subsIltate for Oaiomoi and Blue.

Vegetabie Substitute for Cnlonel and Blue
PHI.
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
BY restoring the bowels TO their original dav and natural
action give strength to tho stonaoh, purify tbe blood
establish tho healthy condition ofthe digestive organs
thus cure dyspepsia colds coughs rhonmatsms dropsos
and sickness generally whether chronic The
Gel ebrated Abemethy says AMER having cured the de
rangement oftho bowels, dehhes aud ali Diseases gen
orally disappear Of heir accori in short time
fho experience of century hos established tho worth Of
these pills beyond dispute, purgauvo and anbious
medicines and their b upwards Of 900 conscientious
physicians, and by million Of fsnhies shows that
they supplying otthe Humanity and are
In advance Of medical science. The above pills although
purely vegeal H. known aud used substitute
for Caomel HydraTgWi Chlordnn Mtc) producing all ts
Alternative aud other Indications with of its disorgan-
ization effects upon the sods-onen crippug tor Iifsor
its distressing action the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from tho prnciples-the Life
Addition Pss substitute for blus-pil (Piuia Hyd,ar-
01 possessing the peculiar action the secrctng
gsns Of that preparation from mecuy but uore Of its sn
waiting or other Injurious effects Those who have
Them buepiH substitute or otherwise award TO them
the highest praise They come 20 concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet made in the way OF
medicine by single pill syon daily when al hope
hlsned, has often restored health fact they supply an
organic principle t. TIE blool always wanting extreme
cases sickness Old people have the secretions
II youtn restored by these Life Addition Pills Their y-
uo ns hfe-preservers is beyond estimate.
Brandreth's Vegetable Unvsrsal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood Of sick person he OF death
The LIFE ADDITION pills SUPPLY THso soRaANIc NEcEs-
sITY or THE BLooDs vITAIIGY-the minute glibules OF
vegetables essences Of which they concreon
have their erac counterpart tho vital Robulos OF the
blood Aud from who does the blood derive lis life,
its gobues verify from the from which DR.
Branlreh derives the life rri cples of the :Ls Addition
Pills-fom the Vegetable KinIdoml
These pills also tho Uniysrsa are warontsd purely
vegetable Reoi!ed respectively 25 aud 80 cents ply
scans and the public supplied by The gross single box
at DI. Brandroth's Principal Office, No 2si Cunal-st N.
" and by
S, Gardner, No. 900 Superior street. Cleveland snd
r. whedeu, Hudson and b. all respectable dealers in
NAL
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by A POLITICAL FRESHMAN
love the sheen Of flashing eyes
love the CLEAN of golden curs,
l love to gaze on star-lt skies,
love-ah, yes, good morning girls.
hate this beefstCak done so brown,
l hate this butter-nO, I'm wrong,
For butter has perfect right
"To suffer aud be very strong"
Hove the hue of poutiDg lips,
/ love an alabaster brow,
love so many things indeed,
| scarce can give an index now
bate potatoes dark within,
hate this coffee, blue and faint,
Which surely gives sufficient grounds
For now and then a just complaint,
love those dainty finger tips,
! love the very rings they wear
In short, | love the darling witch
Who sits acros the table there,
hate this soup, so ghastly pale,
do not want this bread ID no, no
For cook and boatder both aver,
They do not often need (kneadJ the dougl
OBERLIN, O., June 25 80.
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Ia Mrs. osterhold, the woman who attempted
to commit suicide last week on the West Side. is
doing as well as could be expected, and is ont OF
danger She was able to be up aboutthe house on
Saturday
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY moRNING, JUNE 2s, 1889.


~ Plain and Ornamental Printing every description
lone at the Printing Establishment o. the LcodeT Once
latest improved and most rapid steam pfessos in the
est STYLE ON short notice and ut reasonable rates Par
icular attention paid 20 hNu work Every descriptions
binding done especially Blank Books Ledgefs Journals
les BOOKS, Receiving Rocks, 40, &c.
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MATRIMONIAL.
,IEs OF THE UNITED srATFs

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
II has been good fortune TO to health mapy
thousands Of my oountry-women.
hfy has excited tho malice Of the envious and
aous; but their have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong as am held in afectouate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
'l can afford to despise the efforts Of
nd ISLANDERS
My friends haye repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing menstIuaton within reach Of The
Ladies of the United States but inspositon TO enter
held occupied by quacks with their perncous nosts
and fear that uuprncped counoreiters might pal upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in tho United States
Al last yield TO the entroatus of patients and friends
aud ocr to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard 10 the efficacy OF the "AAGlE DE FENME"
need only say, that Is in liquid form is exacy such
asl have used In practice In France many years and
that 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
The Annie do Femme and meustruaion stand in the re
laon of cause and effect is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual How where er has existed and to
restore where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
ions ON each bottle of tho Aie de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
wi be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 a package
PARIS January, 1857. ''' ny Oi'O'
For sale WhoIesa1s srl po,.tt l., ,,yrr y =, ,,r,,r,,
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Alanbiuists Mr.
De1lttstrp.
DENTIS TRY
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great If you have teeth at all lisp
fact that daily exhibited in tho Streets IA nv social
circle the parlor by the hunblest peasant and the
proude is that hundreds of persous lose good
sets for the want Of tue timely aid of good and
skiul dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse all If your teeth are good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them IN order
If or no time should lost hut have them repa red the
sooner tho batter aud that which Buras says ts
he'll of n diseases All Irregularities of the teeth should
be tended 20 in childhO ID uuu youth. .
desrous Of fine denta operators are lngl-
ed 10 All at my room where particular attention rs given
To the preser gatln Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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q. W. BERRY,
Garomare.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
Z est aud best variety in The citT--foT saleb
apS0 X. RAYNOLDS, No ssnpenoI So.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des.
Llcriplion, variety style and price-fgT sale BY
ap30 a. X. RAHNOLDs, No bsupenof ~
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Gotrls.
HOTEL DUMA s =

Nc UaseT Street, betueel 4 and 5fh CtNSNNATL OHIO.
This old und well established Hotel has been reCenty
re-ftted superior style and Is unsurpassed by
ITitai % its class America,
The pronretOr from his long in this city Cal
forna and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant Tim entire and as he is
favuaby this community nntcipates full share
of public patronage. ALEX SHUMAIE,
uprlOHs PmnIetor
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos 3, 5
WI 7and Murray street, I'd door from Broadway, Op
positc Park New York Hnggins& Fling, PrOprletori
Husgius late of pearlStre House Boston. G. .Fline
h. ,' uvr,An Ilfai Ne~ v0vE Asc'
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BG3- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
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Bonr0ina.

ROARDING. : The House No. "a
- Public Square, and by he Stuu Chumh-one of the
poasautcst locations in tho Cityhas been thoroughly
paired aud is for Bolrers Families wishing to
furnish their rooms can ne accom- mnduted with large
and venent and bedrooms; and Single ROarders
ard Day borders viii fud good accommoda ions on rea
sonabe ferms Ladies excluded References given
and received. aprIR20 S. W. HURklIT.
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REMOVAL
Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. en- -
~ HALTBY'-s tate Holt Multby's) NSN LIZ
CELEBRATED OYSI Frs will be HtfsF
X RECEiN ID ID A Y,
From his establishment IN Baltimore put up In cans an
war; nted frcs uHd good, Ot 40 sale. -
AIso-HERMErlCALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
STEERS CLANS, SpIcod Oysters and Sarlnes kept con-
Ktautly on hand -, d, -
Bl lmo O. New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
will be received daily by Express.
W CRACKbRS "a sale, by the barrel.
f5y- ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS, by the box
W. W GAINES, Agent,
ucg No. 40 Superior treet, Cleveland, q.
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Gnaropers.

81 BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAvERs AND LlTHoGRAPilERS Hsak
tree Ctave aud n
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AH'Ds & GounseIIOrs.

Il j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
= LAW, Office or the Merchants Bat !. Cleve-
and. Ohio ieb2R20
BROOKS q FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT LAW Atwater Buildings, foot Superior st. ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
W. BROOKS. l.. ", TORn.
iche
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS AT LAW. Onee M so, supenorst
Cleveland Ohio s. WILLIAMSON.
ian2l A. g RIDDLE
CHARLES G. BALDWLN-ATTOR-
N)ney and Counselor at LnwOflce q SUPER g.,
CIV Rank ianl5dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
a AR LAW. Office Commercial Bank.
A SPER, j. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
"A Warren, rumbull County, Ohio. Office, No. 10
NJ sfse' street dec3-d3l
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Builders & Artbitetts.

BROOKS S. G. a. L. W., BUILD
ID Frs. Alsi danufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, SASH
Bmckets aud an ends Of Scru-Sawing and Gothic WORK
Particular Itteni paid 20 FtingUp Stores. Factory
Divsi0n-st Centre Block. Cleveland o. nol0-c3l
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GUTTA PEROHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manu- actured and all varieties of artificial teeth ar
put up in the hest m1nuer W Is lNGEtSOLLJ
No Oh Marble Block, superior street, Cleyeland, o.
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DENTIST.
nR. w J. GUILD HA S REMOV
J ed his Dental Olfce Room No Is. Hoffman block
SuDeror street. East public square South OF r o. All
WHO n, cd tn. service Of DENTIST, wi save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him a
Cni Eec rcity used mitigate pain, for thuso who de-
sreit. ,u,,,,,,,, ,.,.r,,,,,r,,,
on Gold, 81 Porcelain aud NulCnzed Rubber base
n best Teeth in sets from $40 20 80 GOll
filings arc riding to size of the cavity from SO upward
maylI
REMOVAL.
DR. B. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
u moved his Dental Office 70 his residence, No 46
Wood 81 four doors North ofth0 NJ q. Church, where ho
viii he happy all OF his form patrons or any 9TH
or Vha m uHed ais services.
Cl.vrirna March 'o iS1s--mh't.dt
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Rnnkfre.

a T. vyVTrwKN M NJ. sTANDART. W sTANDIRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic EE-
change No Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable at all
principal pOiu In England Ireland Scotland, France
and Germany COLLECTIONS made all accessible points
throu fhput the Unted States and Cauadas mars:lv
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For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
NO rs superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Alnie ae Bnlnsne'' ~ iha ps...-i-l = -. -
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MY LOVE AND HATE.
BY A PoRrIoAL FRnsnMLN.

An fmpromptu At Ae BrcoEtast.TaBis.