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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
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an THE DEATH OF Gun LIz41E HzEEn.

81 ABB BY
OIL baPyy was the cheerful hearth.
When her little prattling voice,
So full OF innocence and mirth.
Made our fond hearts rejoice.
o happy when at close Of day,
Upon her mothers breast,
Wearied Of sport and tired Of playt
She laid hersdown TO rest
And when she'd take. her little book,
Seated at her mothers feet,
= OF what delight was in her look,
Her smile was heavenly sweet
She learned so fast it caused our fears
The neighbors, with surpise,
Z Wondered at one 50 young in years
- Te be SO wendrous wise
But since the Lcrd-the holy One
Hath given-hath taken away
His will on earth in heaven be done
Twas hest she should not stay.
And though her loss we still bemoan,
When we miss our little dear,
We knew she's near the heavenly throne,
More happy than here
For He whose tendt rness doth hear
The ravens when they cry
When He takes little ont 8 from here.
He taketh them on high.
The Alpine shepherd, when days are warm,
And brooks and rills are dry,
Will take the lambs upon his arm
And bear them up on high
- And all the flock will follow then,
The little lambs they love
e. The Shepherd thus entices them
To the green plains above.
IT'S thus the Lord will often call
Our wandering hearts from care,
And shows that death awaits US all
And bids US to prepare.
o. may we strive to do our best,
Our Shepherds gone before,
And JOIN the lambs in heavenly rost,
There meet TO part no mge,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

A beautiful oriental proverb runneth thus 3:
with time and patience the mulberry leaf
becomes satin" How encouraging is this les
SON to the patient and despondingl And
what difficulty is there that man should quail
at, when worm can accomplish from null
berry leaf?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

At the last ball ut the Tuilleries it was re-
marked that several ladies, and among them
the Princess de Metternieh, the Princess Mu-
rat and Nine. Agnado, appeared without erin
oline, and with dresses rather short in the
waist somewhat in the style OF those OF the
first Empire.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Rev. j. w. Morrison and wife will sail from
New York, as missionaries of the Presbyterian
denomination, to Shanghai, China, on Thurs
day of this week, -#..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Domos tie Z 8 o N e1rs y.
TcoMMCNIcATEb.l

y
TO aAkE HoNEY-Take ~ pints wafer
bring ii to boil, then add = o. alum. pul-
verized; after it is thoroughly dissolved add s.
TBS. white srigar, weEi pnlverized /; (the better
the sugar the better the honey boil three min
utes skim and strtin while warm Then to
pint of alcohol add drops otto Of rose
let it stand "a hours then add one table
spoonful of this to the above, while warsl, and
when cold it is fit for use, making an excellent
substitute for genuine honey.
Picking Chop it up fine; for
a three gallon jar full take tea-cup full Of
salt, put a layer of cabbage and layer Of
salt till filled, then to one quart vinegar add 1
tea-cup sugar and pour on to it: The cabbage
if packed in tight as above, can be kept tbs
whole year as good and sweet as when put up.
w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
BY HoRATIo ALGER, JF

The Nancouvers were moderately rich
Though their mode of living was not osten-
tatious, it was marked by air of elegant
comfort and the young ladies had enjoyed the
advantage of the best schools, and were ac-
complished, not according to the superficial
standard so common in society but whatever
they had learned they had mastered it.
The morning of the fourteenth of February
arrived.
| "St. Valentines day y said Ellen. 81 do
wonder if the good saint will remember us ??
| "Perhaps some of his followers will" re
turned Kate, with an arch smile.
'sl hope so,,' said Ellen. ''I should set my
self down as an old maid at once if I were en-
tirely forgotten in his distribution of fa-
vors."
| By way of an answer to the inquiry just
started, the postmans knock was heard, and a
| moment afterwards the servant entered bear
! ing three valentines one for Ellen and two for
Kate.
Those of the most imposing appearance
were first opened.
"What beauty!" exclaimed Ellen.
"And mine, though not the same is equally
handsome returned Kate. why, it is from
| Frank, S1e eXcIalIDed aIter moment exam
ination.
"Your valentine from Frank enquired FL
len, with tone of jealously. II supposed
as matter of course Mark sent it. Has h
wholly neglected your"
"Stay, here is another, in the form of a note,
said Kate, who had hastily opened the unos
tentatious billet that accompanied these two val
entines.
1t proved so be a copy of verses-simpl
: and unaffected, just such as a sensible gil
ought to value from her lover. Kate was
e sensible girl, but it must be confessed that sl
was not little disappointed at Marks appal
ent meanness and, though not in words, a
e sented in heart to Ellens indignant remark:
e "Well, did think Mark Easton was decen
ly liberal before but certainly this looks mea
enough"
!: Perhaps he has good reason for it" sue
# gested Kate family.
s. A good reason" repeated Ellen. al dal
d say he has. He was too stingy to go to al
il expense"
/ NAY, Ellen, you must not speak so
Mark"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

On the afternoon of ST. Valentines day,
Frank Andrews and Mark Easton, taking a
halEholiday, called in company upon the Van
couvers
Ellen and Kate descended to receive them
but there was a noticeable difference in the
warmth of the welcome which they respec-
lively received. Frank was welcomed with
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Compare his paltry valentine with Franks.
He must have paid handsome price for these
two"
"And yet" said Kate, perplexed, MARK
has never shown any lack of generosity before.
You know he has carried us to concerts and
you recollect the handsome gold chain he pre-
sented me-"
Then" said Ellen, unable to gainsay all
this che must have been seized with a sudden
fit of prudence. 1t would look little better
if be would retrehch in some other way"
So Kate thought in her secret heart, but
the affection which she entertained for her low
er would not permit her to say SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

CANADIAN FLOUR--sales $50 hbls; At Sseod
5,25 for sunerinei s5aG17,bQ for common 20 choic'
extra May be quoted q shade hriner With moderate
RYE FLOUR -sioady and unchanged Sales al
S., i0ilt, ~ Tor coniuiun 10 choice Euperdne.
CORN MEhIr-ouipt without material change
WilISiA N-salua 1000 bbls ut q SQ2lA. Mark
unchanged and IN moderate demand; cluing lrni.
WHkAr-Saleg Of winter red western at si2's,
Isl; Chcagu spring 10 arrive 81 si,2 amber lili.
uus &C 81 81; white lnninnH ~ tl,ai common REQ
Ohio al tl,2i; common Iowa Gpring nt 4ls<Vi hnu
iuforiOr red southernat 81 y. The market z qnir'
ana steady There ia fair export Demand, pui the
operations largo portion Of the rcoesph have
RVR-oniet az 75lsc in store.
IaEV-Quiet. sales Of e0o bnah new statC
C0RN-sales Of sa,rso bush az 6saa63 So for sound
mixed western, including cargo sold 10 arrive ON
Monday az 6ic and Afterwards offered az &c, and 6SC
fir round and yellow. Market dun and lower.
OATS-In moderate request. Sales 81 386pil0 Ion
wpstefn, Canadian Hnd state.
1ik-lleayy for mess; steady for prime. Sales
% 6 bbls % $3.50 for now mess; $1,000 lor old mess
,Slllaall,23 for new primes fl9nl3, ,25ior old prime
aEEk- Market quiet aud steady. enles 0i ~
9bls AZ SiiuaA,9 Tor country prime; s5p0te5i =
ior country inoas; Ssell0,5o for repacked mess "
Nl2 for extra mess.
MISS RERF-Duii; SIaals.
BEEF II AMS-Nery quiet. Small sales a. lu9
lie ior STATE; and iOg1loc Tor western.
CUT MEATE-Scarce and nominal. sales al
s'eNqrc ior Shoulder. ile for hams. ,-
lar Al-MaIket low, sales q 90 bbla AZ l2i4Nl
l2gSc ior butchers, ana IaDaiS'6o for prime.
BUTTER-Solling 81 i2t9loo for Ohio. lt@2Oc
hHiEsiBsR -steady. Sales at la8lss fer Ohio
llog2uc state.
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saturday Nights Report.
REPUBLICAN lIEETING---COWARDL
ASSAULT BY A DEMOCR ATTIC MOB,

TNINHNILLIl IIIII-I NJ -
A Republican meeting was held at Newbery,
Iud lasi night and addressed by the Hon. -
Ellsworth and J. j. Jones. The Evansville VI iee
light procession The meeting was interrupted
afld tho speakers insulted from the commence
meni by band led on by one Col. keekgr, the
Marshal OF the town, and Democratic candidate
for Coroner Of the county While n Jones
was speaking Keezer and his band, finding the
Republicans would not retaliate, drew reVclVers
aud fired several shots indiscriminetey into the
ranks Of the Wide AWakes One member Dit.
Snater, received ball in the shoulder, inhictihg
q painful bot not dangerous wound, and several
Weno slightly injured BY stones and bricks The
Wide AWnkes were uuarmed, but e small party
raliied and drove their nssailants from the ground
The Republican citizens Of " aTrich county con
denln tbs murderous assault as an attempt TO
fnriiress f9se srseech. ~ ..'NNH IEa
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
! RAILROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. l5.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1852
GOING WEST.
Youngstown to
Cleveland

MAKING CONNECIlUNS-
At Cleveland with cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus = Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and Cleye-
land & Pitts burgh Railroads.
At SolOn, " 18th hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C
At Mantua, with hacks for kavenna1 &c
At Braceyille with hacks TO Newton FallsJ &C:
At Warren with aeks 70 sharon 6raenneld Mead
Fille Bloomfield, Garfield, Gc-
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle5 Po-
land Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thencs BY p. +.
7" : . = H. n V i'''I GHAs. L. RHODES. supt
Cleveland, Feb. e,lssg. III. HI
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pOUGLAs DEMONSTRATION.

.r,. INDIASAPoLIs, Aug. 25.
Large Douglas Democratic torch light prOces-
sion here 70 night, including the clubs from all
tie wards and Young Giants Association with
red caps, bands Of music &c, making grand
dfsulav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27
NEW YORK maRKET-AUG. a5.


RLOUH-Sales g5oo bbls S5,50dlh,21 for Guperhnt
gtata; S5,2id5,45 for extra state; S5ii5A3 ioE su
psrfne WESTERN 50 3e156 60 f0r common 70 medium
extra western, S5555,15 for shipping brands eNtri
round hooped OHIO Market opened with the sup;
ply Of medium and caIumQu grades O. -four limited
and with fair export and home trade demand, and
prices again slightly advanced. Closing quiet and
scarcely firm; sellers for the hrs3 half next week
at SC Oh from present prices
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

sfIffIaf| It. TORONTO aug =
The Masonic Body are making arrangements
% meet the Prince 81 Wales az Ottawa, % assist
fnsfhP eerumouies Of laying the corner stone Of
fil5 new Hunscs OF Parliament
"A faarfll thunderstorm has aged the last two
days IN ihis vicinity with hail. number Of
buildings destroyed,
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1900 lIARKET-AUG y


,ee FIODR.- Confines dull but unchanged. Sales
are II 50 25 for extra state; S675 for avorito double
eLtEa city brands 4
DO WHEAT Firm. with = good demand Tor spring
red winter. The supply which has been larger than
sa for the last two days Is nearly disposed OF, and
the market cluaes with but little offering spot
Elie SOD bush aouthern iilohi1Eu af 8, ,l6i lOolo
bush Chicago spring No. p including 1000 bush., at
s1.tfH. .fHlrs
CORN-II good demand, aud ne supply arriving
Is mostly consigned through. SALES A. fi0 bushei
q. Indiana on private terms.
CANAL EREIG fITe-Advauoed 2c on dour.
but steady grain. Flour 5ci Wheat l0c; Corn 90
% LAKE ilIPOI2 Ts-s0iOo bushels -vAssi; $500
ituEh corn: 100 bush oats. rLH-I +. Z
CANAL EXP0hTS-llZ3 bbls HOUR daQQQ bush
wheat; 1000 bush corn. .reu
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- rRTNcR 0F WALRs.

The Prince landed shortly aiter O'clock amid =
royal salute from the batteries 81, Helena lslanG
by the fleet and Regulars. ID was boautiiol unerh
ingi upwards Of tO,000 peuplo wurg present Ihe
Ntro9ia which were eWArmltg with cfoW0el MeIe
beautifully decorated All the societies, CLERGY, my
brigados rinomon and volunteers, were out in great
style.
ID ,es fho Froalost display ever seen IN ths ptpN-
ihce Tie procession d Just entering the eNhbitl9n
T6o0afaf. Tho Prince will proceed y. Victoria
hfiiri tt l2if o'clock for tho purpose oi maaAara-
tinr tho Aridgo ..s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIrI, nonsF.-Ana. aa.
COMMERGIAL.
rLEYEL.ANn mSRKET-AUc. as.

-FOUR More doing aud market firm. Sales are
20 lhs red X late last evening, at % bbls red
exs this afternoon, at Sle2i 90 bbs q same 100 do
at same; and . bbl5 red * AZ s..
WHEAT-AIarket bsttor Sales were al made on
'ChAngs, nothing being reported this afternoon.
cars On track sold at Sos 1900 bush in four lots, At
Sl,O5'E free on board car s on board at samsi aud
car white on track at SILL. Receipts are 1880 bu.
CORN=Nothing doing. ouoiable a 45c on track.
O6rs-Firm at DC from store.
fIeiE lSEs-ssls of7O bbls ct Is5fe
RuFTER-sales Of kegs Central at Ieei and 5
ksss " B.. and y kegs choice Central at I2s.
EGGs7sales ef bbls atso,4yr7
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wuoLEsALR PRICE CURRENT.


~ = = = = =
Manllln....... D 10 alo'6
rarrod Rupe...-.. II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Goose g n t4a 46
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FROM HONDURAS.

& ltf NEW ORLEANs, Aug. 25,
Honduras advices say that W alker and Cabanas
Would probably meet at Cornayagua, when a
general government will be established.
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CLEVELAND. .COLUMBUS AND

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
RASGEMENT.-ls6O On and alter Monday, June lIth,
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland ol-
$50 A. n. N. Y. a Cincinnati Express-stoppine At
Borea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south VI
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:3O A. M.,
Cincinnati 40 A. n.
3.l5 p N. AccOmmOdation-StOppinga at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 p n, Uinein-
natl $40 A. N.
500 P n. Night Express-StOppnga at Berea, Grafton
Wellington New London, Shelby, Crest
line Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus lls0O P. NJ, Cincinnati
3:dUA A. NJ
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, sandusly, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville,
Crestliue, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
rOad, for FOrBst, Upper Sandusly, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, Gc,.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, MAJ
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefontane Railroad Line, for Marion,
Belefontaine, Sidney Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Haute, fincennes, EFans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 3 Columbus and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOvelnnd,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
willie, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the ONO river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Fam
vile, Wheeling &C., Columbus, PiQua a.
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
BzB- For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
AZ the passen ger Station.
Z. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June Il, 1853.
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80 Ny An,

a IA, Il IhompsOn's tannery Was destroyed by
Gre this morning, also carriage shop adjoining
Loss 5000, insured for s. OOO.
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THE PRINCE OF WALL

MozrHEAi, Aug. Is.
The Exhibition building was opened to day
with great eclat
= The Prince Of Wales proceeded 70 lay the cor
5ner stcne Of the Victoria Bridge
- A considerable number Of invited guests wit
messed tie ceremony.
The Prince was entertained af luncheon in the
Grand rrank Building, and then returned to the
houss Of the Commander Of the forces, where he
remains during his stay in the city
There is.a brilliant Illumination 10 night in
3 honor q the Prince. rHlTT HFEE
The weather isrsther unfavorable-
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LastNightIs Report.
ARRIYALs OF THE STEAMSHIP VAN
q DERBILT.

ARRIVAIa OF THE STEAMSHIP VAN
q DERBILT.
th NV N0EK, Aug 26
The steamship vanderbTt arrived to day at l
O'Clock from Southampton the evening Of the
18th with $50 passengers.
News mainly anticipated.
resolution for raising $500 900 900 for India
was agreed % in the House Of Commons.
Political distrust prevails in Paris ON the Sicil-
ian and Italian question.
4Fhe Neapolitan Parliamentary elections com
inence on the 10th
Refugees preferred by electors who openly de
clare for the annexation Of Naples 10 Piedmont
r Naples telegram states that the Garibaldi
ans attempted to land and were repulsed-only
go succeeded in landing and were pursued iato
RoME-ROme was tranquil, but fearing the
dr0uth, eXportatiOn Of corn was prohibited.
Il was Prince Daniello who was assassinated in
Hontegro.
Austria should abandon the idea Of possessing
Venitia guaranteed by Germany.
Garibaldi expected tOattack Venice.
Austria will maintain the conflict alone against
al Italy.
= Prussia viii remain neutral while other powers
do not Interfere.
me material at the Austrian arsenal at Venice
Is being transported TO PalO.
The steamer Veloce had entered Castellamere
AZ midnight on the l4th, and fired several cannon
- Thirty million reals of the Morocco Indemnity
had arrived at Madrid.
The hop crop in many districts Of England
Wtlst1er.
Chinese advices say that Sou Chow was sacked
and burned
The japanese troops are said to have Joined the
Rebels.
John wilde & Sons. silk manufacturers Of
aIeeelesaeld failed for SIS OO0 and Beeross their
LondJu n agent, for 500.
GESoA, Aug 15--The papers publish despatch
es announcing the unoppQsed desembarkation Of
Garibaldi, near Reggie, on the night Of the 10Th.
The same despatch reports the evacuation Of
Scyllid by the NeapOlitans. Both doubtful
Trieste, Wednesday.-lt is believed that Carl
baldi intends % attack Austria not ON the Nene-
tian but Croolian coast, by attempting disem-
barkatiOn at Fieima
The Austrian authorities believe that he will
endeavor to provoke revolution in CroOlia and
Hungary before proceeding 10 Fenitia.
Ali the coasts were vigorously watched by the
Imperial cruisers
GESoA, July 25.-The Grand Duches Annie Of
Russia, sister Of King Leopold, died to day at
Berne.
LONDON, " Vednesday-Sug ugar lrm.
Coffee wanted and rather higher
Tea unchanged
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 21l Superior st., (ap stars,
MARBLE BLOCK.

a.i rr FOR SALE
HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prgspeet-AA first
rHte House, wen furnished throughout, with oy-
cry conyenience. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
from the Public Square, lot l4xlJ0 feet with two
FARM, Is AcresIi2 miles from the city. Good
house. barn, orchard, &c, wen Watered, soil
sandy lean. SO per acre,
FRLNKLIN sTR EET- G6Od house, and lot Il2xlb'
gTBLFY SIRE EET-ffwo story house and lot, $3.50
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILI-With ma
chiuery In good order and leasehold, WeH located
IN this city. Very cheap.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
CAPE HAGADoNE's new propeller, Belle, built at
Prot Huron, and Just conf plete, passed down yns-
terday afternoon, with cargo Of lumber for Toledo.
She is about the size Of the Eagle, Of good model
though not Of extra speed She is inteneed chiefly
for the lumber trade.-DetTot Advertiser.
sALE.-The propeller Marquette was sold yester-
day BY Dr. Russell, Of this city, TO Dean Richmond
New York Central Railroad for S32,Jo1. We un-
derstand she viii be put on the Chicago and Buffalo
route.-Ibid.
BARoUE d. @. Pierce, Of Cleveland, arrived st Fall
mouth, England, 9Th August, from lbrail, Danube
port.-Ibid. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

senoOSrH LEWIS srasNIrR reached Quebec on the
I7th from Cleveland to BOsthH.
The Detroit Advertiser of Saturday says, that
about a6UO0 bushels Of grain passed that port for
the twenty -four hours ending Friday noon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

FOR SALE Oh EXCHAhGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acreB-ln Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in a country
veil settled, excellent soil, well Watered, 20 acres
timber, $50 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for a good farm in this county OF city property,
worth, say SO balance, mostly on time SIS per
acre.
l69{ ACREs-s miles from the city. Exchange for a
house and lot, Or vacant lot on east side u River.
ES00.
HOUSES AND LOTS-on SeOville, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, to exchange for farm.
GOOD PROPERTY. on Orange strset-Sfore and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for a farm.
LANDS in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash, 20 exchange fora good house and lot in this
sTTAM SAW MILL and 10 scres Iand-n miles
east az the city, Hill sell the whole or part and
NICE VILLAGE HkOPEHL1-A large cottage
house we'll finished and ia good styles, with ~
acres land, l2 miles from this city-one half Of
pay may b IN goods, hOrles and buggies pr other
property. I
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Sewing a}(aFhiWFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other sewing Machines At al the public contests,
wherever they have contunded.
WHEELER WILSON have sold the lnn year,
(ending Nov. lst, 1922 nearly many Machines a.
an the others
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
count for tho nam hnr sold: .t
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrERED-August Is.

stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
StInr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Northern Light Spaulding, OntonagOn, bbls
masses, and 60 tons copper, 60 tons iron.
Scow Hercules, Foster, Buffalo, light.
Scow Harvest, Davidson Sanausky, 400 bbls cement.
CLEARED.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith Buffalo.
Stmr May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Soow Hercules Foster, Detroit, 1900 kegs nails, Ca
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TELEGRAPHlU
satuEday Aiternooall RepOEt
NEW YORK. ITEMS.

NEW NoRK, Aug p.
The sieamer Teutonio, from n. Y, arrived at
Southampton. Hir j
The steamaaip Adriatlc sailed to-day for south
1mplen and uagIc with l6f passengers and eSi2,090
lu srecil
ne Eiiuburg. Cor Queenstown and L,lyorpOol,
took - passengers aud Ss,s nll iu specie.