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The WEBsTERITEs IN A BAD PREDICAMEET-
1t is with the greatest reluctance that we
allow ourselves to be drawn into personal
controversy with an anonymous, and, prob
ably, irresponsible party, and We are only
induced to do so in self-defence.
For several days past some person or per-
sons, hired, as we suppose, by the publishers
Of Webstsr's Dictionaries, have been publish
ing statements concerning cur business,
wholly devoid Of truth or probability.
They have neither the manliness or cour..
age to come out over their own names, but
it is net difficult to guess who they are, and
we now have them where they must "faee
the music
In one of their advertisements occurs tne
following passage: "Within two weeks The
travelling agent of Woreester's Dictionary
has offered to place in the hantls of petty
bookseller ten copies, to be pal for when
sold. If the agent desires pro Of of this he
can have it simply by making the request.
If this statement refers to S, as we sup
pose Is intended, we have only to say that il
is utterly untrue. We believe it to be vii.
full falsehOod Perpetrated wit b libellous in,
tent. Re demand the proof We challeng,
him to publish the proof Of it. If he fall
to produce it, the public may see how mucl
confidence to place in all 81 lch assertion
when they proceed from such asOurce.
TreH Az 4 BRAGo.
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~ "A hne engraving and correct likeness
Ct Perry Davis can be procured By buying on Is
cent bottle Of Perry DaTiss Vegetable Pain killer.
In such purchase you will have the lkeDsss Of one
Of the best men living, and bottle Of Ipedioine uni
versvy appreciated for its great power in relieving
pain either internally or externally it can bs pro-
cured Of all respectable mediciae dealars
Sold by Gaylord & Hamzond, VIM. Fiske, G. s
Mackenzie aud E. W. ssokrider, Cleveland, q.
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UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN GRAIN Re-
cE1Prs.--The receipts Of grain at this point
over the Michigan Central Railroad, from
the 1st to the 18th September inclusive, were
5ls cars, aggregating, at $50 BUSH per ear,
-1s1 800 bush, against 161-cars, or $3.50
bush. for the entire month Of September last
vear Z showing the enormous gain Of nearly
sir hundred and fifty Pc; sat 'tL--Dst' zS'i6'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-19

RAvENNA HORSE FAiR.-The Western Re-
serve Horse Breeders Association com mene-
ed their third annual Fair yesterday, at Ra-
VIENNA. The exhibition continues through
to-day and tomorrow.
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Holioway's Pills-SPeeial Notice.
Psychological acknowledgement Notice.
hostetter's stomach Bitters-speciaI Notice.
Taylor, GrisAfOld a CO.-HOsiery. lEA
ID b. Kendall a Co.-Rieh Dress Goods.
Warner 4 Howe Enlsrprisiug Men.
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ELERHAssrIEH Row--AIrs. Aleza nder. CIEl-
ephant Bill's wife, yesterday decided to
keep house alone, and so, as some of her feT
male " bOarders" didn't take the hint to go,
she sailed in and g cleaned them OUT in
brief space of time. The scene is described
as lively.
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COnrrrrbsEs OF THE HoRT1cut117TtUnAL SOCIETY

COMMITTEES OF The HEuOhIlCuLfOkAL OOCIEIa' e
On FFzats.-Dr. J. P. Kirkland. VIM.
Case, Major Webb, D. Baldwin, L. Nicholson,
Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. H. P. Weddell, Mrs. Vim.
Smyth.
= On lVegetd61es.-H. R. HadlOw, A. A
Jewett, ]. P Ross, Tho7. Jenkins.
ia On Greenhouse Plants and FuScias.-A.
Mcintosh, A. Sked, DR.. Cleveland, Mrs. G..
Pease, Mrs J. Shelly, Miss NJ. J. Blair.
2. On Roses, Yer5enas, Ddhljas, PhIores d;-d
Asters.-J. kirkpatrick, L. NJ. Cobb, Mrs
Harris, Mrs A. Cook, Mrs. A, Walton, Mrs.
R. O. Yates. ... -.
on Boouets and Floral Ornaments Dwight
Eells, Rev. W. II. Goodrich, DR.. A. Maynard,
Mrs. DR.. Brayton, Mrs. J. Hussey, Mrs. J g,
Perkins.
The Committees viii please meet pt Chap
ms Hall, Friday morning at 10 o'clock, to
award the Premiums.
The exhibition on Thursday and Friday
VIII be of unusual excellenceif we may judge
from present indications. The Hall will be
appropriately trimmed and music will be IL
attendance.
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Ba7- Like mary other valuable medicines,
: Or. s. 0. Richardson's Concentrated Sherry Wine
Bitterz is ucA regarded, it being one Of those de-
lightfal tones that no one objects to take. 1t il
perfectly Jelinble remedial agent. EE
The SAerry Wins Bitters are for sale by GAYLORD A
Hamnond and o. s. MacEer.-i.- flI.r.l..l !,
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HoLLoWAY's Ointment AND PrLLs.-Quinsy
or Inflammation 1.-THE throat is very prevalent dur
Ing the Spring and FAN Of the year. Thousands OF
persons have immediate recourse - these medicines
on thc Fst syAp ptomn Of attack. and thns net only
save time but even dispense with the advice or at
tendance ofH physician Colds produced by the rap
ID and frequent changes Of the atmosphere during
this season, arc speedily cured by the Pfs. These
remedies fortify the body against the iDclemencies
ofthe weather.
Read the Advertisement elsewhere
soid By all Druggists, al 25c, &C., and 81 per box
or pot
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8rass 4atlnartI.

JAMES a. ODELL, BRASS
~ EoUNDER AND nlANUFACTURFR ~
Bras Work Of every description, No Is Linton =
q aoors from supeTior street. Cleveland, Ohio. H
paEed 70 furnish al kinds Of work used fJ
;5i 80 ~ rs Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
BfSs1 " el Espelred l e. Bras Castlng done daily
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R3rWhy viii thousands continue to suffer
rom HumOrs, such as salt RheTm, Erysipelas and
the Ike for there is nov never-faffnR remedy =
Dr. s. A WeaYer's Canker and salt Rheum svTnn IA
sure and permanent cure for all this class Of iss
sea We can truly say that we have never knovDI It,
esual, and We say to the afflicted try 1t. N
- = = = Saliofe Hammond, Q. s. Mckenzie, T.
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bas-CoLLEoTuR B. BrOwnell, Esq, assumed
his duties. as Collector of the port of CIesve-
land yesterday morning.
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CAMPAIGN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller, the
noted Sail Maker, No. I2S River street, is
now manufacturing numerous descriPtionso Of
nautical and display Flags, with the names
of Presidential nominees thereon, and va.
rious other suits of eolors, which he has ia
eilities for furnishing to landsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jObbing prices.
June $500.
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DoUeLAs.-We understand that a special
train win convey Judge Douglas from Erie
to Cleveland on Friday aft ernoon.
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Nrw LIsBoN, Sept. 10, 1850.

MR EDITOR: Our town was thrown into a
high state Of excitement yesterday morning
by the report that several stores were broken
open and goods to the amount Of $500 stolen.
The particulars of the affair, as far as can
learn, are as follows Some three or four
men, it seems, have been lurking about our
town for aweek or so back, and on last Sun
day night cellar was broken into and sew
eral jars of fruit We're taken. The robbers
seemed to be well acquainted, having left sew
eral stores undisturbed where the clerks were
sleeping. Early in the morning a meet
ing of the citizens was called. Committees
were appointed to search every house in
town. Another meeting was called in the
afternoon to search the woods in the vicinity
Part of the goods were found concealed in
the hay NOV of barn about mile from
town.. The barn is supposed to have been q
rendezvous for the party. Part of the goods
were found stuck about in the hay; also the
fruit jars which were stolen the Sabbath
night previous, the contents being partly
eaten.
Yesterday morning four suspicious look
ing individuals left town about day-break in
a One-hOrse wagon on the COlumbiana road.
So far the thieves have evaded the efforts of
Sheriff and his deputies.
n Z
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b aFooKFT PIcKED---A Mrs. Wiley had her
Pocl9et picked Of SIS yesterdsti aE the sale
Of Dr.. Strong's property. oaa eIn
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sLEEPLEss, CRYING. FFFFHTNe CRr1D,

sLEEPLEss, CRYING, TEETHING CHILDREN
An know how unpleasant are these aecompani-
tHsp@ q ha1yheod, and most intelligent persons
know, also, the sad oouzu-r----.- 70 tl-7sle' u4.
en- sa rom the use of anodznss enrdials, a1a SIM
liar baby doses used to quiet thszar Humphrey's
Speoidc Homeopathic Baby 5 E1lss "a pleasant sugar
uiIll which you NAY drop into the mouth at any
time. ave you everything to be desired from medi
cns They calm excitement, allay the irritation Of
tsething, relieve collie and bowel complaints, and
procure natural and quiet rest without the disad-
Tantages Tcordas or Opiates. They have been used
for years, and approved all who use them or alb
hOr dosing.
Prce 25 cents per box, with di eCtiOns boxes 81.
Sent BY mail or express, free Of charge, receipt
Of the price. Address, ..
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PAPERs.-olmsted, at the depot, has the
New York and Cincinnati dailies, and the
weeklies, monthlies, &e, always on hand at
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,RDINANCEs

To establish the grade or Ann street.
Passed. .tEe
To amend an ordinance to establish the
Grade Of st. Clair street between Water and
Erie streets. Passed.
Ordinance supplementary and amendatory
of the ordinance to build, repair and regu-
late sidewalks. Passed.
To grade and improve Prospect st. between
Ontario and Hudson streets. Laid over.
To establish the grade of Euclid street be-
tween Erie and Perry streets: Passed.
To establish the grade of Hill street.
Passed.
To provide for the construction of a drain
to extend from point in the sewer now built
on Case Avenue, opposite Croton street to
KipgGbUTy Brook, Passed,
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENFAL PRINTING.
tq Plain and ornamental pTinting Of every de-
sclipti0n done az the Printing Estahishment Of the
Siaoe On the latest Improved and most rapid
steam Rr9ssas In the best style on Short notice and
y lg.i1olllnie rates. Particular attention paid 20
A o'ahA ,Ser6; avery deseription uf Binding doue,
& sNtlalif Elane hoqltas E5tlscIs, Journals. enfgs
books, Receiving Books &C. ~
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EOA 6AAlA Ob 4.<AIAA@A-tlAs
BUSINESS PROPERTY. "A corner lot on st. Ulatr
street, with three stores and dwellings, % eE-
change for 3 farm. t4,0o9. flI
7OOO ACRES TENNESSEE .LAhDS-Wel 1alecteQs
we'll tim bered and well Wateres aud soil and sur
face gently rolling, six foot VEN Of coali ~
ready to work. kKchaugs for ploperiy n tlll
vicinity. -..r,---
LYMAN STREET--House and los 70 a1ohAnss l'F
900 ACRES IN MICHIGAN-Not far from Grand
Rapids. to exchange for an improved arm ana
pay a difference. $50 per are.
OREGON7 STREET.-HOuss and lot % exchange fof
FARM OF 155 ACRES-six miles from GALLON, On
the @. Q. 4 q. RailroadB and .Tica sou laE4ss
house and 40 acres cleared E1enanes lof sOo@
,oo 1CRFsS iN NEWBURGH-One taile nom een-
ire. . miles from city, good house nd barn aRa
orcharis-a very desirable farm WI tako SOU
In good city property, balance On time,
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FIETH WARD.-A meeting of the Fifth
Ward Republican Club will be held at ~
O'clock on Friday evening, Sept. 2lst at Free
mans Hall, St. Clair street.
A full attendance is requested. sT
FRED'K HoVEYs Pres't.
W. J: KEEEUIsH, sec'y.
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man, oviatt, Hopkinson, Christian, Clark,
Sabine, Dixon, COOnrad, Russell, Stevens,
Rezner, Willard. HsF
Absent-WOrswick, HOvey, Quayle.
President Masters in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
PETITIONS.
Of Geo. Boynton and E. j. Estep, owners
of real estate on Champlain street, claiming
damages by the drainage of the street. Re-
ferred to Board Of City Improvements.
Several Ses others Of a similar nature were
uflSt ~ .IesldenIs upon Floyd street, rem
Referred to Board OF CITY improvements.
Of D. Stewart and some {, 900 Others, pray
ing for the enforcement of the law against
Sunday liquor selling. Referred TO Commit
tee on Police. This petition is about fifteen
feet long.
OF residents of West River Street, praying
for the removal of the Cleveland Mahoning
Railroad, as nuisance Referred to City
Attorney.
REPORTS.
Of City Attorney, that the Council has
power to assess a tax of so per cent upon the
residents OF the streets in the city, for the
purpose of defraying the expense of lighting
said streets. Received and filed.
Of Committee upon InfrmarY, upon the
petition of the Infrmary Directors, for the
removal of V. 7. Sprague from the Superin-
tendence, that they do not consider the
charges brought against him sufficient to
warrant his removal. Received and filed.
RESOLUTIONS. ...
By Mr.. Masters, That they be authorized
to contract with Rodney Gale for grading
and improving Bond street. Laid on the
table.
By Mr.. Ballard, That the Committee OIL
Parks and Public Grounds be requested tC
have the fence around the old Cemetery re
paired and the Sexton's office painted, to bt
paid from the Cemetery fund. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Dixon, That the Board of City
| improvements be instructed to contract witt
| Messrs. Blackwell & Fuller. to erect an En-
CINE House for Company No. 10.
l Mr.. Dixon said that he knew where b.
could get money for the first payment whel
/ the house was enclosed. The Finance Com
mtttee said that there IVES no money in tn
Treasury. The Committee on Fire and Wa
ter reported in favor of building the house
Mr.. Oviatt moved to lay on the table,
Lost.
The resolution was then adopted.
/ COMMUNICATIONS
From Board of City improvements, tha
they have awarded the contract for gradin
Bond street to Rodney Gale. Received an
filed.
From His Honor the Mayor, conveying
communication from the Hon. ID. '. Wilso
offering the use Of Wilson Park to the cit
for a small consideration for a term Of fv
wears. Referred to the Committee on ParI
and Public Grounds.
From the Board of Infrmary Directors
setting forth their action in appointing Wn
Bowler Superintendent Of Infrmary in Plae
ofV. T. Sprague, subject to the action Of th
Council.
Mr.. Russell moved that the action of th
Board of Directors be approved.
Mr.. Ballard moved that the matter be lai
on the table for week. Carried.
! CLAIMS.
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LIoUOR cAsE.-A whisky shop has been
kept in Dover by one George HLarrick, which
has been very disreputable and disOrderly
house. On Sunday, August 10Th, drunken
row was held here, and some Ct the citizens
determined to make an effort to abate the
nuisance. A prosecution was instituted
against Harrick, and one against enc Chris
tian Kolby who kept combined boot and
shoe AID whisky store. The ez animation
was aad before Esquire johnson of Dover,
AMI both were bound over to the Probate
court. D. ". Gage, Esq, appeared for the
/ prosecution, and J. W. Heisley for the de-
tense. The defendants then brOughta coun-
ter prosecution for riot against some of the
witnesses who Were present on that Sunday.
This case was brought before Esquire Benz
ham Yesterday, when the defendants waived
an examination, and entered into recogni-
zance to appear at Probate Court.
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ATTENTION LIGHT GuARD-You are here
by notified to attend special meeting to be
held at the armOry this wednesday, even
ing, Sept. 10Th. A full attendance is request
ed. By order of Commandant.
W.R. CREIGHTON, O. s.
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DR.. F. HUMPHREY'S a CO.,
~ eco DID, II Y
Sold by E. W. Sackrider, aud Churchill Bro.
D55-Sse advertisement in another column.
IMPORTANT no FEMALEs...

~ oe6 duh6L tA1tlliguk ~ 9lUAlleA SlA1lllAA.I
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
On. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. Ehe combination
Of Ingredients in these Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice. They are mild in their Ope-
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful MeRstruations, removing all Obstructi0ns,
whether from cold or otherwise, hesdache, pain in
The side, palpitation 0fthe heart Whites al nervous
sectons, mysteries, fatigue, pain in the hack and
eabss &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
s1ption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions which
have consigned 80 many thousands Of the young the
beautiful and the benevolent % Premature Grave.
No female enjoy good health unless she is regular
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most efiectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 70 Females To all classes they
invaluable, inducing, t7h certainty periodical reg
ulGrtfu. They are known to thousands who have
used them st different periods throughout the ooun-
ty, having the sanction Of some Of the most 6nisi
phIsciass o. america. Explicit dreoous stating iDhsn,
G1d tghg they should not be used with each bOx-PTios
oue Dollar each boz, confailinq 90 Pills.
PILLS set bg mail proq5pt by enclosing price to the
General Agent. S8ld by DrugRists 7eperfiIv
b. B. HUTCHlkGB, General Agent,
ltb Chambers ST., New York.
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Gaylord 4
AammOnd'E.
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@ NE " BOOKS AT ~
IN G. GHAM e. BRIAG G'S.
T IFE OF STEPHAN A. DOUG
II 4 LAS. A Voters Version OF the Life and Char
aeter OF Douglas Price, in paper, 5cents5 cloth 90
The Queens Of Society, by Grace and Phillip
Wharton. illustrated. Price Sl,5O.
Studies in Animal Life, by G. II. Lewis. Price %
cents. @-l ..l r.t H Boa
History, Theory and Practice OF the Electric Tele-
graph, by Geo. H. Prescott. Illustrated! Price
1913. .--e lI
"A Bun Through Europe By Erastus c. Benedict.
Lie Of fWiIIiam 7. Porter, by Francis Brinley 81
Rosa, the Parisian Girl, translated by Mrs. j.
@. Fletcher, 60 cents.
Virgil's Eneid- Notes by Henry s. FrieZe. Sl,25-
Hadiey's Greek Grammar. Sb25- -
The Three Clerks, by Anthony TrollOpe. 81.
Castle Richmond, BY Anthony TrollOpe. 81.
Right at Last, and other Tales, by Mrs. Gaskill-
70 cents.
Danesbury House, by Mrs. Henry Wood. 20 cts
Western OJratOr-secOnd edition 81
INGHAM & BRAGG,
sug3l #a I .- IgI Superior Street
ATTENTION, WIDE AWAKES
lTs.. ....
HIM A MAKn VOnATTGm y
Words and Music. 10 cents each. oaIlJ peI ullr
dred. Postage cent each
augl3 ... .- .' INGHAM BkAGG-
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sUMl1T sTREET..SSEIivo5 story bEiek hogsq

SUMMIT STREET.-TWO story BRICK house and
lot: a very fine situation, overlooking Lake Erias
and near the business part OF the city. 5000.
CLINTON STREET.-TWo story house and iotp
yl very cheap F5ES aS S9RFs OF LAND-Nsar the
frst toll gate on Detroit streeti Aieh sou ana
fruit Of all kinds. $50.
pR0SPFCT STREET--NerY degira1le vacant lots
SIRi,EY STREET-Va Vacant lots, very cheap.
III ACRES-Eight miles from the ellls Win hOl7e
n tR s9siS miles IRON the city ith good brick
house and considerable truit- .,.
81. CIAIR sfREET-Near Perry, tHo vacant loias
SIS per foot. r,ftr8-
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- Fer relegraPhio, AIarItef and Marine
News see FOurth PaGe.3 3rg-l lsM '.'
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ATTENTION GRAYs-SPEcIAL MEETING
You are hereby ordered to appear at the
Armory this wednesday, evening, at 81
o'clock. As business of importance is to be
transacted, it is expected thatevery member
will be present.
Per order Commandant.
J. B. HANPsoN, %. s.
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CONTRACTS.

CONTRACTS.
With Michael O'Donnell for grading Chat
ham and Washington streets. Received and
filed.
With Whitelaw & Howells to grade and
improve st. Clair street. Approved and
filed,
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills are sold by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
BIO S. W oor Ontario St. & Public Square.
EoRTOE's OINTMENT,

NORTON's OINTMENT,
FOR
SALT RI UM AND SOROFULA;
Permanently cures sealdhead, RingWorms, and all
Itching EruptiOns Of the Skin.
This Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the dis
easeEoes to its very source-and cures from the flesh
beneath to the skin on the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, price 90 cents.
Prepared BY GERHET MORTON, Proprietor, New York.
Depot at PEEFOLD, PARKER 4 MoWER's, No Is
Bsekmsu street.
Sold by STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG. fsbss
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81 -HOlloWsy's Pils aud Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL s BROTHER,
5. W. cor. Ontario ST. and Pub. Square
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
wEDgDAY moRNINe. SEPT 10, 1880.
TRAYKLRRis RRGisTRR.

citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the above
Trains Boats, will be called or iv fbe Coaehes of
stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
She Hnpl9us Otei 81 Superior street, door next to
April 10, isd0.
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House. e..--.-..-.s- n
parI-man Street. Frame House
MuirsOD Street Frame HOuse........
~ Clair Street, ntar Bank, EraEnp lloas9-'-''' q
Chestnut street, frame hopso.'''-''-.'' !
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ghnsEEiatts, &F,
Or R ] LYONS,

--- DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
-. AND CHEST, sn.
KNOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his ONCE, No y Superior street, Ceos t
Of Holman Block, on the following dates OF each
and every month, viz: ~ -
isl I'd, llth, 18th, l3th, l4th and 3Oth.
nS-A PAMPHLET "a
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Lie, Study,
and extensive Travels has just been issued By him.
which can be obtained at his oihce by AL VINO aeslIo
one, free Of charge. esf....ff
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 2fth, 25th and 26th ..,
Ravenns-Collins House e eh month, 81 and 4th
Akron-Empire House, each mouth ON anu On
PajnesviileECowles House, each month, 2yth- -
Massillon-American Hotel each month"; anu anu ~
FivTia-Beebs House, each month, 10th ana lftn.
Beevue-Beneyue Houses ~ ;T II II = nd "a ~
Norwalk-American House, each MONTH 10 anu y
kdri n Mfch-Each month"; I'D and %.
Mansfeld-Z7th and 18Th
Dr LYONS professes to discern diseases BY tn
FVe. He therefore, asks no questions nor reqllIss
ne natierts 10 relate any Of their symptoms Tome
one aud ali and have your symptoms and the loca-
tiOn Of your disease explained, free OF charge.
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
give such balm as have no STRIFE
With nature or the laws OF lie
With blood my hands never STAIN
Nor POISON men to ease thelr pain
/ ...- - -...
| s-Dr. L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nOWise, directly or indirectly, iducs
] or cause any invalid to take his medicines Withou
] the gtro agest probability Of relief OF cure. -,
/ IEf-C INSULATION and advice, nee oI chafge- -
] the \, or shall be literally eonsldeIed- " <
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-19

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