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DAt0No.-Prof. COwper has returned to
the city again, after an absence of seVera
months, and is now making arrangements to
reopen his Dancing academy for the Fall
and Winter, at Music Hall, Lynan'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 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, chidren's class at 4 P. NJ, and
gentlemen's class at in the evening The
Professor can be seen daily at the Weddell
House aug22R1O
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BALDWIN UNIvRRsITY-LAYINa CORNER
sToNE.-The corner stone of the new College
Chapel in Berea, Ohio, viii be laid with ap-
PrOPriate ceremonies on Tuesday, September
4th, at 10 A. N. Bishop Simpson viii de-
liver an address.
The trains on the Northern and Southern
Divisions of the C. & T. r. R. and on the c..
c. & C.. R. R. will be convenient in time for
both coming and returning the same day,
to those living east and west on the lines of
the roads, who may wish to be present.
a general invitation is cordially extended.
j. WHEELER, President.
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ARRIVAL FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steam
er Northern Light, Capt. John spaulding,
arrived Saturday morning at 2:9O-having
left Ontonsgon Tuesday last at am.
The sch. ]. W. Sargent was at Eagle Har-
Dor, bound down. The schs. Miami, Chal-
lenge and Consuelo were at Houghton. Met
steamer Cleveland, Tuesday morning, bound
up, at Portage River. The Iron City left
Portage Entry at $50 Tuesday a. m, bound
up.
At Marquette were schs. Ironsides, Return,
Rebeeca, Geo. WOrthingtOn, Yorktown, and
brig Resolute.
Passed the SCH Ethan Allen, bound down.
At the saut, schs. Shook and St, James, dis
charging coal. Net the sch. Australia in
Lake George, bound up. Net stmr, seabird
off Presque Isle, Lake Huron, bound up, and
stmr. nlsnois of Point au Barque, Thursday
night, II O'Clock, bound up.
The Light brought down IS tons copper
$50 do. iron ore, and 90 passengers.
A vote taken among the passengers result
ed as follows: Gentlemen-Lincoln 3s; Doug
las Q; Bell. Ladies-Lincoln 10; Douglas
l. Breek l; Bell 1.
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NEw GERMAN METHODIST CHUROH.-This
Society was organized here in Isl7, Rev.
Charles BOzenhart, Pastor. They worship
ped in q small brick church on Prospect
street until it became too small for their ac-
cOmmOdatiOn. They have now leased lot
of land on Erie street, a short distance south
of Ohio, and erected thereon a substantial
church edifee, 40 by go feet in size, two sto-
ries in height. The foundation is of stone,
the basement of brick, and the superstruc-
ture, frame. The stories arc high, with a
fourteen feet gallery in the second story ten
feet wide. This floor will be used for religi-
Gus services, and tho lower floor for the resi-
denee of the pastor and a juvenile school. Il
is a convenient church, and will add to the
claims of this street to be called Church
street, there being now nine places of wOr-
ship upon it.
The old church on Prospect street has been
leased to Alessrs. smith 4 Co., organ Manu-
faeturers. 7r---
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GHAMBERs ENCYcLoPEDIA-No II of this
valuable work has been issued. The whole
work will be found in about eighty semi
monthly parts Of "a pages each. VIII when
completed, be one of the most valuable pub
locations in our language. Appleton Co.,
Publishers. New York.
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NEW ADYRRTIsFNTFNTs-

Ranney, Baokus a Nobls-Legal Notice.
D. L. WightmaR-Shoridrs Sale.
Cleveland Female Seminary.
John Wheoler-Baldwin University.
Rettberg Hansman--Work Standa.
+. 1. Baldwin Co-Dry Goods
P. o. Drawer l42-Situntion Wanted
L. $. Phnlips-OOoks and Walters Wanted
P. o. Box l9a-House wanted to Rent.
D. L. announcement,
q. 5. ates-AnnOuncement.
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Ar HAwKs'.-Hawks & Bro. have Black
wood for August with a solid and excellent
table of contents. They also have Frank
Leslie's Illustrated and the New York Illus
trabed News Of latest date, and N. Y. Even
ing Post each day at 55fP. NJ.
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A sUeGEsTION.--We We would suggest that the
Sexton of the Wesleyan Chapel keep the
doors looked during the noon intermissiOn
on Sundays. Using it as pistol gallery at
lhat time is hardly The thing.
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WRIGHTS SPRING BED BOT
w TOM, is the best thing Of the kind ever in
vented. It's popularity and superiority other
Spring Bottoms consist in its operating precisely
like q spring sofa bottom. Instead OF having long
board stats strung stiff iron springs, the gene
rality of bed bottoms constructed. -g.--. ".
WRIGHT,S PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS
have number OF sofa wire springs, all acting indie
pendently Of each other, fitted TO the Bed frame,
each spring covered with a rounded wooden cover,
about inches in diameter Each one Of these
Springs viii settle without disturbing the rest It
pre-eminently superior to any Other kind, for the
following reasOns-.l ---
10 It viii not out the mattrass like the other
Spring Bed BOtt Jms,
EaE- It will not make any noise like other Bed Bot
toms. -.-
B5-It adjusts itself to the human body much more
perfectly than any other kind. EiIs. .l-
30 The bed will not tip up sideway Like the other
kind Of Bed Bottom
nE-It is softer than any other kind l-
BzS II is less liable to get out Of order. 81
IfPersOns, buying these BED Bottoms, are not sat
sfed after fair trial, they return them and the
money will bo refunded.
State Of Ohio. -.
For sale by DR.. L. BROOKS, Agent.
aug3;dkw3l5 6S Ontario street
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Rsa THE GREAT VEST is the prom.

RgA- THE GREAT WEST is the prom
ised land in the eyes OF millions, both in the Old
World and the New. It's fertile soil and magnificent
opp ortunites for development the great
o. its attractions but along its beautiful streams
IN re turks malaria Of the most deadly influence,
vi ch is the great drawback Of that splendid region
az ID must remain 50 for many years 70 come. Emil
g rants and others who contemplate settlement in
hat section, will do well 20 provide themselves with
he only that has yet been found eficient,
needy and certain: we mean DIR J. HOSTETTER'S
, CELEBRATED BITTERS, which has snatehed
hundreds from an untimey grave. Their operation
upon the digestive organs is felt to be beneh
Gent, without being violent.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and By HosTErFEE SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tors, IS Water and IS Front streets Pittsburgh.
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TIE DETROIT Mass MEETNG.-It is particu-
larly desirable that full delegation should
go to Detroit to attend the great Seward Mass
Meeting one week from tomorrow The Wide
Awakes will leave here one week from to
night. '
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HoLlowAr'g PuIs-A WoRD no MOTnER

HouuowAYs PuLs-A Word TO MoTHERs.
-Clolsra Is,tanfAm Diarrhea.-About one-third Of
the weekly interments registered by the Board OF
Health, may be ciassed 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 inantum, or diarrhea as il
is termed in the adult stage Of life however violent
in its nature or whatever its origin, be radically
cured by the use Of Hollowny's Celebrated Pills.
The season when this class Of disorders becomes
prevalent is approaching, "fOrewarned q forearm
ed" says the prOTerb, and mothers should take
heed in time For infants, the Pills should De
crushed and dissolved in wafer sweeteBed with SUI
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LiverInvigorator.
New YORK DAMIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
CAMPAIGN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller, the
noted Sail Maker, No. 123 River street, is
now manufacturingnu numerous descriptions of
nautical and display Flags, with the names
of Presidential nominees thereon, ana va
Fios'a other suits of eolors, which he has ia
eilities for furnishing to landsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jObbing prices
june 800. LII ---- u
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5ntFlligfnfe 0ffiEe.

= II. 3. PalaeT'S 7atsLkgs9es O65es,
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAILY-Reliablo Girls for Private Eauii-
lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses. Also: Men and Boys
for city and country work. Apply on Bank street.
under the Merchants Bank, opposite Weddell Houss.
iuly5sR2l
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"a b y W -. "a cAlrenLI 9 llF0.

B-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physicsl aud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts Wt,re made to and not abuse. The direiul
results arising from the latter are legoni the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome by
a careli Il perusal OF the work "Human Frailty, or
Physio logical Researches" It will lead those de-
based md degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dss oluiln to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read a. I'd be conyincsd-the truth is there.
Sold by Or. BARROW, Ie4 Beecher ST., N. -
prics > cents. sent nee Of postage everywhere.
sold also By GAYLORD HAMMOND and MH. FIsKE,
nrugf lsfs. Cleveland. iuyai1W
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Special aatitts.
u. How many worthIegs nosLrnms Ia oI-

la How many worthless nostrHms are Of
ro Tor sale to the public This fact Is because there
are some medicines Of real merit and virtue, the d.
mar for which Is universal, aud sale immense,
whb,h induces unprincipled men 20 try to palm on
worthless Preparations. but good remedies live
lung; Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer is Of thoao
remedies that every family will Keep BY them; no
remedy has 50 universal demand it Is sold by all
respectable dealers In medicines
Sold by Gaylord a Hammond, VIM. Fiske, q. s.
hackcnzio aud r. W. saokrider, Cleveland, o.
Bay 10 sh0aid Be kRo1cR, for it is a fact
strikinEh true, that DR.. s. A. Woaver's Cankor and
salt Rheum Syrup, tegother wish the Cerato, never
fails q giving satisfaction 10 all who give them
trial, Tor As yet they have failed In single in
stance OF curing an Humors, such Salt Rheum,
ErysiPelas and the like. In cases Of this kind tho
fullest reliance may be placed upon these prepara-
tions.
Sold by Gsylord & Hammond, @. s. Mackenzie, d.
W. saokrider and VIM. Fiske, Cleveland, o,
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Brass f0amAnl.

JAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
= FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER %
Brass Work Of every description No. So Union St..
few doors r0m Superior street. CleFaland, Ohio. III.
is pared to furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the yarious articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of al
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DEATH BY DROWEIEG.-The son of Mr.. John
Goodman, jeweler, aged II, was drowned
while in the lake bathing last Saturday af-
ternoon at the foot of Case avenue. He
went in beyond the piling, while the waves
we've rolling high and fierce, and probably
swallowed q sufficient amount Of water to
strangle and disable him from reaching the
shore alive.
Ysung Goodman was the pet Of the family
and universally respected and beloved. He
was an excellent scholar and was to enter
college this fall. Morally. socially, and IN
telleetusIly, he bore an unexceptiOnable
character, and his sad loss Is one that will
deeply touch many heart.
A younger brother was bathing with him,
and started for the shore, expecting his
brother was following. On looking back,
and seeing nothing Of him, he ran 70 the
house to give The alarm, giving the family a
terrible shock, as may wen be imagined. In
their deep affliction they will have the sym
paties of all hearts. -i
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXcURsIOE.-On Friday
last the scholars Of the Sunday Schools in
Conneaut, to the number of 200, filling seven
cars, e1ioyed a free ride TO Painesyille and
back, through the kindness Of supt, Noting
ham, of the Cleveland and Erie Road. They
'cbed Painesville at l:SO p. M, and re-
let ID to the Park, whore tables Of refresh
.. PaIt had been provided by the PainesvIlle
-, -. Justas they were entering the Park
P9o3'S. s5- I'D heavy shower came up, sadly
- S'.,, ,,4e tables and tho visitors. They
.aasa5 la.il,S llOyeycr, in generally getting
- .hol.sr. and after pleasant time re-
- ll-g. l5ome n the evening. They then
- vitb bea. ty unaninity tine follow
ing resolution ~ rs,J .Ta7a. EHT. "a.
Psso1psd, That We commuhie1te :; q She !
r,-a.;So1t md Directors 9f the Cleyelend
Rrio t51ii.ss I--to she Superintendent, Con
d,ctor and otb er employees. whose Klnd at
ts15tions % We nav, received, the assurance oI
or sincere oratit Ide for the iaTors granted
me b- ,--,I ,Lis nSsosant Excursion. Fnlly aware
oF *. t-,,,ltls on5 Expense gratuI1ously ps, Pc,
slowed for our benefit anu 80 of oblioation,
ever aim to evinee ou4 - IN their enter
by desiring their prospe tlLy - 1ba bsst oi
prizes and labors, and BY tIsa-5 s1d tbsir
Heavens blessings upon
families.
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In coming to New York, if you have never
done 50, let me advise you to take the Erie
Railroad; then you viii experience the per
fection of railroad travel. You are aware
that the scenery along the whole length of
the road is fine, often grand, and ever vary
ing. You need never take book to While
away the hours, for you cannot read-your
eyes will wander, never weary, along the
slopes of lofty elevations, into dark ravines,
over lovely valleys, up and down quick run
ming rivers, till you have no time left in
which to think of fatigue. And then
you are borne along with amazing
speed, and so quietly withaIl, in the wide,
nicely ventilated and luxurious cars, that you
feel regret when you are at last set down at
your destination. Since that gentleman with
the big salary went out ::the management of
the road is what it ought to be. You can
feel, as well as see, that different rule exists.
The rolling stock of the road is in the most
perfect order-all the trains are run and kept
under the eye of the managing head-the
busy telegraph communicates hourly the sit
uation. of every train, and ne wholeEast ma
chinery works with marvellous harmony. A
notable improvement is being adopted which
viii add largely to the comfort of passengers
land that is the substitution of a new patent
chair in the place of the old for the ends ofthe
rails. Wherever this new chair has been put
down the cars run as smoothly as over what
is known as the continuous rail. The COM
pany have recently placed on their route at
a cost Of $4,000, probably the finest sleep
ing car in the world. It has seats for sixty
persons, which can be converted into double
or single births for ffty-four persons. Ithas
two elegant wash rooms, with every cOnYe-
nience for the making of the toilet A body
of water under the car is forced up on either
side into a recess where it breaks like the
spray Of fountain, falling into the reservoir.
The air entering the car passes through this
water, being cooled and purified from all
dust. By patented arrangement the heat
is thrown equally over the whole car. 4 /.
Rather than prOlong this, my letter, and
be voted bore, prefer to dry up and sub
scribe myself as ever, the DEACON.
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RIoHARDsoN's SHERRY WINE BiTTERs.-We
are not IN favor Of universal boasting IA system Of
employed by othersl Of the celebrity Of this or
that medicine and We keep our praise until We have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue Of
tielo. We judge Of the tree by its FRUITS and When
We md medicine with really curative powers, we
At once come out and recommend It to the public
In the present instance, cordially recommend 10
our p,aders DR.. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters.
We know OF nothing 60 excel this for the objects
4 proposes 70 undertake.
The Sherry Wine Bitiers are for sale By Gaylo- &
Hammond and C. $. Maekenzie, Cleveland, @.
FoR soRE. W.. INFLAMEp EYEs ND
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co,uSe.LThe Dayton Empire says "ths
Light Guard are preparing for the 10th Of
september at Cleveland. They have medal
"a prize which they fairly won on drill.-
They intend to sustain the reputation of the
Company. Better or more soldierly fellows
than Capt Pease and his corps never went
on march. Forward, boys"
The Empire also says that Tom Helriggle'
('eavens, what a name,) their champion snare
drummeri has just been presented with q
splended new drum which he Will beat
through Cleveland streets on the Tenth =
F4om the Empires account it must be .
beauty.
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A trne specific, and invaluable remedy as been ~
last discovered Dr.. Humphreys argues that these
aectons invariably result from constitutional dis
ease Of which the local affection is only the outward
manifestation. Hence, Humphreys Specific Home
patIie Ophthaimia Pill only taken internally,
and yet cure the wosrt forms Of obstinate sore eyes
and eyeds, which have resisted all other treatment
An case Of sore and infammed eyes and eyelids,
falling, weak or defective sight, viii be promptly
benefited and the cure Ofthe worst cases is only
question Of time. Price 90 cents, with directions.
Sent BY mail or express, fee Of charge, on receipt
'Of the price. Address, -. ,-..,,
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8oaraing

pOARDING H0USE,-MRS. q.
ID s. WILLIAMS has leased the billiard Prop
srty 6 St. Clair street. The house has been Paint
ed, Papered and fitted up In excellent STYLE without
regsrd to expense. Il is one Of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in this city.
A married couple can Be accommodated with an
unfinished frOnt parloF and sleeping room. Day
Boarders will ind this q desirable place.
Terms moderate, to suit the times. iuly5l;Rl0
D0ARDING HOUSE---T III Il
I'D HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and bT the
stone Church,-One Of the plaasantest locations IN
the city-has been thor0ughty repaired, and q now
open for Boarders- Families Wishing 70 furaish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
BOarders and Day BOarder8 will fnd good accommO-
datious on reasonable terms. References given and
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9gets

HOME AGAIN.-G- s. WILLIAMS
Il Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, bers leave to
announce 10 his friends and the public that he 3
home again, and located at s. St. Clair street. CleFe
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and fat
ters himself that by strict attention business that
he viii be able to regain that patronage and support
which 1or 50 many years crowned his endeaFO1s
iuly2l BIO
B. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ . WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, West
Side. Once No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block ave
doors north Of st. Clair street.
shaWls Of every variety cleaned OF dyed. tient'8
Garments cleaned OF dyed without being fakeH
apart Office open from o'clock A. n. till 4. u.
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Glothing.
RENO RAL.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
N ING, Renoyating and Mending Establishment.
FRANcts AeER, Tailor, No. lg Prospect street, will
hereafter dBvOte his attention 70 cleaning, renova
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing. He has
facilities Tor doing his work in the best manner
Gentlemen viii nd It tor their interest during these
hard times TO give Mr.. Ager trial. --s--
.Ll2l u ----- - - -------
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TMPORTANT no FEMALES.-

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
. DE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
= agredients in these Pills are the result Of long
- xtensivs practice They are mild in their ope-
-. md certain in correcting sl irreguartties,
p5s, Nenstruations, removing all obstructions,
,-t..h. . 'm cold OF otherwise, headache, pain in
tt-i5~ 'tafion Of the heart, whites, az nerYou.
Sneetlonss h3st rbsd sleep, which arise from inter.
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THE PARK.-The Fountain W, yss''
playing in its new location, and AilnOTs t
hardly yet used to the change Of 3, 's'--' j,
haEed very well and Hspread itself" 'ts'.,', ~.
ably. TheRofk apon the foundation of wv
Monument is going on, and will soon b,
completed. r.E
The ruins of the Old Court House still en-
cunber the grou nd, and'the ground willno
sppg rentIy be cleared within ten days, This
is not as it should be. 1
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~ RefrigeratOrs, Water Coolers Ice
Cream FreeSers and Bird Cages, for sale
cbean At inanufacturer's prices, at s-7ga f
W. L. MARvIN's,
No. a South Side Public Square.
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WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w Err commands the admiration Of every low
er Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN BUCKET altn the
Improvements attached, make THE BEST arCicle in
Use for raising water from Wen Of any deplh. 10
no other way can water be Talsed 30 EASY, 50
QUICK, 80 CHEAP. -
1t neat in appearance and occupies little space,
nipple In construction AZ not liable 70 get out Of
oriler. Call and see it, 1t recommends 10 elf-
water Drawers" manUfactured and sold whole
sale and retail by
7II J. J.E. WHEELER & CO., ProprietOrs,
- -.- HeWitt's Block, Vineyard st.
Cleveland, o. 10.
H5-ARents wanted in every State and County
State and county Rights tor sale. .. . ...
NEW P.I NTSPRLNG BED BOTT0M
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GmarArimds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4armishin0 600ds.

SLiTtl,----- ISILAS SMITH C61si,
SioeEs, , Um5rslas,
Sealys, FUREIsHISG Goods, ClEpsf Bags,
Gloves, is'suDeFior street. Drsssiag
Hosiery, OLAxLLASB, 1.sil. SI OHio' Govus
Uadgshats, opposite Nony Bells
Drapsrs American House. Orfuoaniss,
Hdkts, SHIRTS MADE no Combs,
SHspsaders, ORDER Tooth, lar
Shoulder and warranted to 0Zofis5 ana
Braces FIT. NaI B1ubss
A NEAT Al ssJRTlIENT or CUsrOM MADE
CBoTHING.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GS- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiYerInvigorator.
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Read the Advertisement elsewhere. .l"f.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25c., 62o and 81 per box
or pot. iuly2ilw
HG-HolloWag's Pills and Ointment are sold BY
CHUkGHILL BROTHER, .
S.W. cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. Square.
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8aiati1g.

TNOR NICE PAINTING. GO 10
TASCOTT'sf
That French WHITE ZINC has come. Just the
right thing for Painters and Inside work u every
s6TTzsRs No. "a HOFFlIANs BLOCK.
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RHITE FRENCH CHINA,
VERY LARGE STOCK + AT
IA % per cent. less than iormer prices for sale BY