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e PERsONAL.-W. D. HowtIIs, of Columbus.
young writer, riai ng rapidly to distinction
passed through the city, yesterday, on his
return from an Eastern tour. The New York
World thus sPealSs of friend Howells' poem,
in the September Atlantic.
Poetry is represented in t. his number of
the Atlantic by several prOdue tiOns of more
or less merit, among which the "PiIot Story"
is most noticeable. We should llot have hes
ltated to attribute it to Longfe Row, and to
pronounce 1t one Of his best minor works
~ is simple, strong, true and full Of feeling
As TO its verse, Mr.. Longfellow hasl written
no better hexameters. It is not his work
however, but that of Mr.. William Howell,
10 the Cambridge poet we owe, if We mistake
not, "The Children's Hour" viii ch is in
his happiest household vein.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in country
well settled, excellent soil, we'll Wafered, 70 acres
timber, $50 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for good farm in this county or city property
worth, say 81 500 balance, mostly on time SIS per
acre.
l64 ACRES-s miles from the city. Exchange for
house and lot, vacant lot on east side u River
Sj00.
HOUSES AND LOTS-On ScOTille, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, TO exchange for farm
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-otOre and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for q farm.
LANDS in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash. to exchange for good house and lot IN this
city.
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-n miles
east Of the city, viii sell the whole part, and
will take some good Western lands in part pay.
NICE VILLAGE PROPERT1-A large cottage
house, Wellhnished and in good styles, with ~
acres land, y miles from this City-One hall Of
pay may be in goods, horses and buggies or other
property.
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Census RETUREs-CLEvELANDA AND CUYAHo-
GA CoUETY.-Below we give, carefully col
lated from the Census returns in the Mar
shals Office, the population of Cleveland by
Wards, and the county of Cuyahoga by
Townships-the latter contrasted with the
Census returns of 1850. In the Wards of
the city this cannot be done, for the reason
that the boundaries of most, if not all the
Wards, have been altered since the last de-
cennial Census. Ten years ago, the POPula-
ton of the county was $685. it is now 7S,
:. 8, showing an increase of 3O,15S.
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THE CONCERT LAST EVENING" The sacred
concert Last evening, at the @ ltbedral, was
very largely attended, and as a very fine
thing. The several pieces upon the pro-
gramme were performed admirably. We
have not time or place to p articularize. but
the whole programme was exeellentlv Sc
leeted, comprising many br illiant gems.
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HALF FARE.-The Detroit Tribune says
that arrangements have been made with the
railroads and steamboats, connected. with
Detroit, by which those persons visit ing that
city during the great Seward demo nstration
on the Fourth Of September, viii b : taken at
half-fare.
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~ The marble statue Of Perry has been
photographed by J. NJ. Gree n for Harper's
Weekly and Leslie's Rlustrt Ited. The pic
ture is very fine one. Tho, side figures and
the medallion have also been photographed,
so that the entire mOnume- At can be engraved
from the photographs. T his we believe is
the first photograph talreIl from the marble.
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PREsENTGTION.-Robt. F. Paine, Esq, pre-
sented the Wide Awakes, last Tuesday eve
ming, with two copies of the CovOde Commit
tees report. They were appropriately ac-
cepted by Captains sturgess and Palmer.
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Mss BRAEERD's CONCERT,-The Concert at
the MelOdeon tonight, by Miss Brainerd,
assisted by Messrs. Clare w. Beames, J.. P.
HOlbrOOk and WV .Ingersoll, will doubtless
be one long to be remembered. Secure seats
this morning.
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DANonG.-Prof. Cowper has returned to
the city again, after an absence Of several
months, and is now making arrangements to
reopen his Dancing Academy for the Fall
and Winter, at Music Hall, Lyman's Block,
on the west side of Public Square. The sea-
son will open on Saturday, September 1st.-
He has established brilliant reputation in
Cleveland for his proficiency as a teacher
in this most fascinating of ARTS. He will
introduce during the season a number Of
new dances, among them the Empire and
Ladies' Persian Quadrilles, etc. Days Of
tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Ladies at 2, children's class at 4 P. NJ, and
gentlemen's class at in the evening The
Professor can be seen daily at the Weddell
House aug22RIO
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REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. I'll Superior st., (gP stairs,
MARBLE BLOCK.


HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prospect-A first
rate House, well furnished throughout, with eV-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot.
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
from the Public Square; lot 4ixl00 feet with two
buildings. 5000.
FARM, s. Acres-I2 miles from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &c, well Watered, soil
sandy l0am. $40 per acre.
FRANKLIN STREET-Good house, and lot il2xl5a
feet. $500
sIBLEY STREET-Two story house and lot $50.
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILL-With ma
chinery in good order and leasehOlds well located
In this city. Very cheap.
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VkEAr CRY AND LITTLE WOOL ast eve
ming Mr.. Julius Bigsby, who arrive. 4 on the
Maboning train from AidGleaeld, Geauga
Co., on his way to Michigan, while on his
way from the depot to the steamer May
Queen, in one of the omnibusses. ruisse d his
poeket-boOk, containing $25. He forthwith
made known his loss to those in the ,,mnibu
with him, when one of them. ev;5s ntIv an
inexperienced individual from Young stOwn,
Immediately exclaimed, al didn't tsk it
you needn't suspect me-" Mr.. Biesbv sus-
Pected him at once to be the thief who. had
despoiled him, On the arrival of the Vbus
at the American, he had the suspected fe kow
arrested by officer Lambert White. The
prisoner stoutly insisted on his innocel ace,
and denied taking the pocket-book. he
was taken into the American and examin ed.
Nothing was found, however, to Justify h is
arrest, and consequently he was released
Mr.. Bigsby being L" strapped began to have.
the blues terribly, for he was in a strange
land, away from kindred and friends, with
out money, and what is worse. with q fair
young bride on his hands. Finally he made
up his mind to take passage on the Detroit
boat, and appeal to the generosity Of the |
Captain to trust him for his fare till h. cot
home. Mr.. Stevens generously donatsd him
a ride to the boat in his omnibus. inst as
Mr.. B. was about to get in, one OF the sm-
ployees of the Mahoning Railroad Compapv
Mr.. Fred. Burgess, came up to him and pave |
him the lost pOoket-book, which he had
found on the ROor of one Of the cars. The
newly manufactured husband was most ex-
eeedingly delighted at thus recovering his
property, and few about 70 get his younp |,
wife aboard, and left without even spoIo,sirs
ing 70 the luekless wight whom be. had ar
rested or rewaEding Mr.. Burgess for the
trouble he was put to in. bnntino for tbo
owner of the pOcket-looE
~ See advertisement of DR.. ssnford's
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For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The North Star, Capt.
Ben. Sweet, leaves Hussey McBride's dock,
this evening, on an excursion trip around
the North Shore of Lake Superior.
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[By our own Reporter.
Commencement Week at ObeTIln.
COLLEGE GRADUATION.

The graduating exercises Of the College
department were held yesterday morning
The hour set for the opening Of the exercises
was o'clock, but before o'clock the peo-
pie were rushing in to the vast church and
rapidly filling its seats. The morning was
fine, but promising hot day.
Armed with notebook and pencil and
Cleveland and New York morning papers,
we secured an eligible seat and composed
Ourself to watch the ingathering thrOng and
enjoy the perplexity of those who wandered
about seeking for a seat, but found no seat
given them.
The outside world has had a wrong idea of
0berlin people and students. They are con-
sidered of Covenanter style, much given to
austere piety, end avoiding hearty laugh
and a joke as among the deadly sins. This
is by no means just to them. The audience
gathering as we write is as lively as a Cleve-
land audience waiting for lecture, and the
blooming faces and healthy forms of the
young ladies gives token of hearty appre-
cirtion of 'good time"
At O'Clock the audience was called to or
der by Prof. Morgan. The following was
the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
MUSIC.
Prayer by Prof Thome
MUSIC,
The Seige of Leyden-Isaac Allen, Bristol, Eng
The Age of InventiOn-Elihu @. Barnard Lyme
The Presidential Term - Henry 5. Bennett,
Brownsville, Penn.
The Prairie-ESsay Calists Hatch, Downer's
Grove, Ill.
Not Wanted-POem-P,S Steele Boyd, ,Greigsville,
Y
Reciprocity in Nature-Alyin II. Brown, Bara
boo, Wis.
Fine Art-Chauney D. Brown, oberlin.
Executive PatrOnage-P. Cornelius Hays, Farm
Ridge, Ill.
What have we studied fory--Edward p. Hunter,
Oberiin.
Shall Italy be FreeH-John Johnston, townsville
Manifestation OF Chsracter-J. Hays Laird,
Monmouth, III.
" Beauties Of Ruskinh-Essay-Ellen J. MasO1,
Medina.
MUSIC.
Literary Mortality-JOhn f. Miller, GreentOwn.
The IDt,llectual aud Moral Poweu-Benjamin
h. 5 ampson, Wilmington, n. G.
Political Parties in America-D. Buttriek Smith,
Oterlin.
Tb,. Last English ReYOlutiOn-Robert H. Tozer,
south Bristol, n. Y
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Gs- The members CT Washington Engine
Co. No. 9, and the Fire D apartment general
ly, are requested to atte Ud the funeral of
Isaiah F. Falkner, from his late residence
corner Of Main and Old River streets, West
Side, at 2 o'clock P. M. tO-eIay.
F. Willows, Foreman.
M. F. MoDIJoN, Sec.feta ry.
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Steamer Western Metropolis Excursion.
Cleveland Grays-Excursion.
Mr.. Stevenson-C Classical School.
Geo. D. Beck Co-Choiee Brooms.
W. E. Berkwith House for Rcnt
J. Marsh-winner's Independent Violin Player
W. Melhineh-Groceries.
Il. D. Kendall 4 Co-Dry Goods.
W L. BIarvin-SelfSealing Fruit Cans.
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RETURNED FROM EURoPE.-T. P. Handy has
returned safe and in an improved state of
health from his European tour.
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N0RT0Nls OINTMENT

SALT -RHEUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures scaldhead, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions Of the Skin.
This Ointment ponetrates 10 the basis oF the dis
sase-goes 70 its very souroe-and cures from the flesh
bensath TO the skin on the surfaoe Sold IN large
glass boxes, price 90 oents. - Iff
Prepared by GEREEr MORTON, ,Prcpietor, New York
Depot at PENFoLD, PARKER q MowER's, No. 15
Beekmau street.
Sold by STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG. fes2s
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The East Cleveland Republican Club
will be addressed by Hon. Daniel R. Tilden,
on Saturday evening, the 25th inst, at Doan's
Corners.
WILLIAM X. SHERMAN,
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n r JACKS0N STT-R Am
S5eG.

HNION ICE CO., ULEYET AND
~ OHIO. ALLPRESS & GARDNER,I1 Dealer
In Pure Spring Pond ICE, viii supply Fami es, Ho-
tells, Boats &c, at all tines abort notice, and on
he most reasonable terms. All orders eft at No -
River street. leo St Clair street. or Box 1851 Post
once, viii be promptly attended 70.
R2l q CHAMP, AGENT.
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INDEPENDENcE POLE RAIsING.-The Repub-
icans of Independence will have a pole
raisingOn Saturday, August 25th, at O'Clock.
Speakers will be in attendance. d&W.
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PoLroE-NO business at the Police Court
to report.
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FOR Soar, Wax, lNFLAMED EyEs AND
T.VFTTDSl

A true specific, and invaluable remedy as been at
last discovered DR.. Humphreys argues that these
acctons invariably result FROM constitutional dis
ease of which the local aecton is only the outward
manifestation. Henoe, Humphreys Specific HomG-
pathic Ophthalmia Pin are only taken internally,
ana Jet cure the wosrt forms Of obstinate eyes
and eyeliis, which havs resisted all other treatment
An cases ofsore and inhHmmed eyes and eyelids, or
falling, weak or detective sight, will be promptly
bensatted and the cure of the worst cases Is only
question Of Time. Price 90 cents, with directions.
sent by mail express, free Of charge on receipt
DR. +. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 562 Broadway. N. Y.
Sold BY E, W. Sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
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pr1.,,Iov ~ M cTTv nv o1EyyI.AvD.

Cleveland, in 1850, before the addition OF
ohie City, which embraced the sth, 9Th, 10th
and 11th Wards, had population Of 1904
By the late Census, the same Wards have
population of 81 l,sSgg being an increase in
ten years of 1885, or Of over 81 per cent
In 1858 a Census was taken Of Cleveland
and Ohio City. The tai population was
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CMgEHBiags.
9ntnishinq 60ods.

bhirts SILAS SMITH Ca5S57
Stocks, UasBTsHa,
Searfs, FURyTsErys Goops earDst Bag,
Gloves, ia' supeFioF dtrsss Drsss;ng
Hosiery, lztElASp, 1,s oHI0' Gouus
UndTsAirs, 55so-iso d. Hossv 8sEs
Drsgas, American -Heuae9 : Torhuoaaiss
HdEtS SHIRTS MADE TO+ o5n5a
SIsPasdTs, ~ ORDER Tooth Hay
Shoulder and warranted 70 C7ofEss ana
Braess FIT. q Nal Bzishes
A NEAT Ab ORIllEAI OF OUsT0M MADE
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ss- For Felegruphio, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Pago. HT
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MoRNINo. AUe. "a. IsaO.
TRAVRLRR,s RRGIsTRR.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, PRINTING

B8- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
;eriptton done az the Printing Esta6shment Of the
otu Presses, In the best style on short notice. and
az reasonable rates Particular attention paid 70
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals Sales
Books, Receiving Books, &c, &c.
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This Census of 1853 was taken to make as
large population as possible, in order to
bring Cleveland within the list Of cities of
the first class, and is net entitled to much
confidence.
Elm 1850 Brooklyn include ID Ohio City. H
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LllIAhDsuN 3 SHINY " NE hIIIhIIs.-Wt
not in favor Of universal boasting Ia system on
en- employed By othorsl Of the celebrity Of this
that medicine and keep our praise until wo have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue Of
tielo. Wsiudee the tree BY its fruits, and when
We fnd medicine with really curative powers, We
at once come out and recommend it to The public
In the present instance, We cordially recommend to
our readers DR.. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters.
We know Of nothing to excel this for tho objects
Il proposes to undertake..
Ths sherry Wine Biuers ars for sals by Gayioi q
Hammond and c. s. Alacksnzie, Cleveland, D.
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1entistrn.

a TKINSON AND BUTLER
IA Are now prepared, 50 willing and abls 70 exc
chanical Dentistry, in the very best sfyla, and
promptly at Nos l6l7 H0fman's Block, opposite the
New Post Ofiina narI5na1o
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- TIE GREAT WEST Is the prom

NJ. THE GREAT WEST is the prom
issd land in the eyes Of Millions both in the Old
Werld and the New. Its fertile soil and magnificent
opportunities for development the great sources
OF It's attractions But aoBg its beautiful streams,
there Turks malaria Of the most deadly influence,
which is the great drawback Of that splendid region,
and must remain so for many years to come. Emi-
grants and others who contemplate settlement in
that section, will do we'll provide themselves with
he only cure that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain: we mean DR. J. HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED BITTERs, which has shatched
hundreds from an untimely grave. Their operation
upon the digestive organs is soon felt to be beneh-
cisht, without being violent.
TGr sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and by HOsTETTER SEITE, Sole Proprie-
tons, 5s Water and 6 Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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~ Il should b knoign, for it is fact
Htrikiugly true, that Dr. S. A. weavers Canker and
salt Rheum Syrup, tesOther with the Cerato, never
fails Of giving satisfaction 10 all who give them
trial. for as yet they have never failed in single in
stance Of curing an Humors, such as salt Rheum,
fullest reliance may BE- placed upon these prspara-
tions.
sold BY Gaylord A Hammond O s Mackenzie, +.
". saekrideT and VIM. Tiske, Cleveland, o.
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- See advertisement of Dr.. sansord's
LiverInvigoratOr.
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BG-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical aud moral that guide her operations. Her
Eii;s we're made to use and not abuse The direful
results arising from the latter LEGION the most
settled habits Of the basor sort may be overcome by
q careful psrusal Of the work '.HumRn FTailty, or
Physiological Researches" It will lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover the brink
OF dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and Be oonvinced-the truth is there.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I9l Bleecher st., N. Y
Price Is cents. Sent free Of postage everywhere.
sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and WA. FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland july26:lW
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EUCLID STREET-West Of Erie, first class brick
dyTelling - $40
Kinsman street-frame elling..--....--.----. 20
do do do do ll3
Bond street-brick do .-,.-...--..-..--.. 200
johnson streef-brick DO .............-.... l75
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
julyIs Marble Block.
Ig ACRES OF LAND VERY DE-
IO SIRABhY located, on plank road, SIX miles
from the Court House. good soil, large orchard ten
acres Of wood, balance well improved. Frame dwell
ling-siX rooms tive barns
viii sell on easy terms, with the crops lmneal-
ate possession given. Price, S2r5O0- -
ROtSE & JENNINGS,
julylO Marble Block
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WIGSl WIGSl WIGSl--BATCH-
w ELs0R's WIGS AND T0UPEES surpass al
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting % eharm-no turning mp behind-=uu
Drinking On the ead indeed thisis the only Estab-
ahmcnt Wnefe tneaf things are properly understood
and made. 253 Broadway, New York
japl7 W f4sAE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent
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H0LIOWAY's PHLs-A WoRD TO MOTHERS
-oholera hyaHtHm DiaTThea.-AbOut one-third Of
tbs weekly interments registered by the Board Of
Health, may be classed under the head Of infant
mortality, the majority Of which are swept OF by
diseases Of the towels. We here confidently assert
that any case Of cholera infantum, diarrhea it
is termed in the adult stage Of life. however violent
in its nature whatever its origin be radically
cured by the use of Holloway's Celebrated Pills
The season when this class Of disorders becomes
prevalent is approaching, 'forewarned Is forearm
ed" says the prOverb, and mothers should take
heed in time. For infants, the Pills should be
crushed and dissolved in water sWeetened with su-
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S. W. cor. Ontario st. and Pub. square.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
d ingredients in these Pills are the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ope
ration and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions,
Whethsr from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the side palpitation Of the heart whites all nervous
objections, mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &C, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ruptiOn Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the o0mmenoement Of a new era in the treat
meut Of those rregularities and obstructi1ns which
have consigned many thousands VI the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to q Premature Grave.
No female enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins 70 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most ehectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
silariy. They are known to thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the cOun-
Try having the sanction Of some Of the most eHinen
pkyEicGns IN AHerea Explicit directions stating aUhe
and Ddy tasV should not Be issd with each bOx-PSice
One Dollar each boE combining 40 Pills.
valuable pamphlet 70 be had free, Of the Agents.
Plls sef by MAJ Propti, by enclosing price 70 the
General Agent. Sed by Druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHlNGs, General Agent,
1865 Chambers St., New York.
Sold in Cleveland at WIN. Fisk's and Gaylord
Hammonds.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills are sold by
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3atmttMN.

EQK AIUE PAINTING, GO TO
Egnt thing for Painters and inside work Of every
apr2aks No "a HOFF1lAN's BLOCK
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Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold By all Druggists, at Sc, &C., and 81 per box
or pot. --.l iuly2Iw
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DR. JAS. .McCLINTOcK's PEcToRIAL SYRUP.-
In the seemingly hopeless, we'll as the earlier
stages Of chronic lung COMPLAINTS when the cough
ing is inosEsant the throat coated with mucus the
chest sunk, the lungs sore, and the strength gone
this soothing, tranquilizing counter-irritant and
storatfve, viii rescue from impending death
Price 81. SOLD By STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland. feb2s
DR.. McCLNToCKs CoLD AND COUaH Nix
TURE.-Among the cold and cough remedies that
food the market, this alone stands the solid basis
Of true medical science. DR.. McClintock stands in
the fore front Of the profession. lie stakes his rep
utation on what he offers to the sick as a genuine
curative. Never has this preparation falsifed HIS
guaranty. Price 25 cents
Sod BY STRONG a ARMSTRONG :; sveland.
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Special alatites.


B8T How many worthless nostrams are Of
forOd for sale 70 the public This fact because there
ure some medicines Of rial merit aud virtue, the de-
mand for which Is universal and sale immense,
which induces unpriueiplod men to try to palm OF
worthless preparations. But good remedies live
long Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer is Of those
remedies that every family viii keep BY them; no
remedy has 30 universal demand, e s sold BY all
reSPeetshle dealers in medicines.
soid by GAYLORD Hammond, VIM. Flake, c. S.
Mackenzie and +. W. ssekrider, Cleveland, D.
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N. F. MODIJox, seefeta ry.