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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07
NEW YORK mARKET-ssr


FLOUR-Markst without any de .ided change IN
price, aud In demand for export at full prices; the
stock Of good sound extra State Is very nearly
sales Is 300 bbs At sl,s5a4,aO for superfne state;
I56475 Tor extra state and SOOO for choice; 81 20
to med extra western; 5O for Shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio and S52O96, rs trade brands
d,ANADA FLOUR-Markst IA dull and nom
hYR RLOUR-Ma-kot quiet and steady at S2,-
I0RN MRAL-MArkot quiet at about previous
~ rhIsKY-MArkot hrmer. Sales Of $50 bbls At
WHEAT Market about 10 better With fair
export inquiry; supply limited,
safes OF sOJ bus Racine spr ng at Si0s6l 05; 200
bus Milwaukee cl1b 81 giO4all0; ~ 500 bus winter
ed Westtrn at 81 l29l,lS 40I bus choice smber Ky
at 81 M ~ 600 bus white western at El22al,2I;
100 bus white Canadian at 81 ,2s 1870 bns white
Kentucky Al sl'2ggL9O; zoo bush white Michigan
RYR- Market continues quiet at $500 for wsn
agd a56163 for State.
HAkLRY-Markst dull and nominal.
CORN-MRrket Fcaroely so firm with less doing
for export ana home consumption
mixed western 49c0i9h fJTl oOd and prime shipping
do SIC fl5s2 for western yellow.
OATe-narket quiet at 253295 for Canadian;
33c@34 for western and state.
PORh-Market more active but prices, however
have undergone no materi change. sales Of $50
bbs AZ Sl4gl4.23 for mess Sg,755lO for prime, the
outside quotations for choice. Inferior rump5 quo
BREF-Markst still rules steady with sales Of
bbls at S4l 50 for country prime S595, 81 coun-
try mess; S99Il,2 repacked mess, and Sl2,759ls,5G
extra mess.
PftIlnK MESS BERF-Ms-ket quiet and nom
nally unchanged.
RsEg gHAdIs-Markst dull at SlI@I5 for chui:s
western.
CUr MEATS-Qnist and steady; sale 300 pkgs
az 41@lac for shoulders, and 5c6164 for hams.
BACON-Markst very quiet.
LARD Market continues steady and the de-
mand fair with sales Of 100 bbls at 8Hc6g4.
BUTEKh-ln fair request at 98iO1fc Ohio
and " f9I4&o for StatP.
nta ERsE- The Markt is heavy, at 597c as in
quality.
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An AssAULT.-TwO Cuyshoga Falls sod
iers went into schoTndorfer's Saloon on Kins-
man street, last night and purchasing Ger
tain commodities, for which, one of them
rendered a 81, Memphis bill. They were
informed that the bill was vAlueless, where
upon, one of them took up heavy stone
pitcher standing on the counter, and struck
tho bar-keeper, Frank, on the head, inhict
ing considerable wound. They were ar
rested and lodged on johnson street by Off
Ger Kendig.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

Carr. A. J. KoSKLs's BATTEaY.-Twenly-
Eve men, for Capt. Konkle's Battery, wen
into camp yesterday. Over one hundred
men have enlisted already, and will go into
camp within few days. Lieut. ROrbOcker,
Of Mansfield, Is recruiting in that vicinity.
Twenty. five more men are wanted for this
Battery Immediately. Reruiting Office at
No. 100 Superior street, "Parscn's Block, /"
where Lieut., Ed. T. Pritchard may be found
to give any information.
We learn that Capt Konkle has received
orders to have his company in readiness
forthwith, and he expects to leave for Mis-
souri, in the course of ten days, TO join Gen.
FremonPs division of the army.
For the benefit Of those desirous 10 erlst
10 the Artillery service, we say that Capt.
Ronkle has not a superior in Ohio in artil-
lery tacties-besides possessing all the quail
ties Of a gentleman and a soldier.
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Tho Farmlnrton cavalry.
FARMtNoToN, TRUHBULL Co.,
9pntaYnhar Al 1871

Il
FARMrNoToN, TRUHBULL Co.,
September Sd, 1881.
EDS. LRADER.-This has been great and
yet sad day for Pennington, for to-day many
homes lost loved mem bers in the departure
of the Pennington Cavalry, Captain Gale
we'll.
The company numbers over one hundred
men, and has been actively drilled by the
officers for months. The mon are all uni
formed and their horses are we'll fitted for
hardy and active service. At an early hour
this morning the people began to flock in
from the ncighbOriDg towns, while all the
inhabitants of Pennington were out to see
their friends of. DR.. Jones ofIiciated SIS
Marshal of the day.
At 10 O'Clock the company was drawn up
at tho Centre of the village, and the cere-
monies commenced with prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Page, followed by a short address by
Rev. Mr.. Graham, both of which were brief,
but full of feeling for the soldiers and devo-
tion to the country At this time the crowd
of spectators and friends in attendance was
greater than had ever before gathered in this
place, excepting the last Fourth of July GEL
ebrntion. There were not less than 5000
persons who had como together to honor the
occasion.
From the Centre village the cavalry pro-
ceedOd to the West village, escorted by the
Pennington Grays, Lieut.. Kennedy; Mes
sOpotamia Company, commanded by Rev
Mr.. Milliken; southington Infantry, Capt
Moore, and the Parkmau Cavalry, Capt.
0smer. The road between the two villages
was crowded to the full with spectators. Ar
irving at the West village, the assembly was
called to order by A. D. Kibbec, Esq, and
fine address delivered by Rev. Mr.. Vernon.
This having been done, the company bid
farewell to all their friends, and started for
Camp Wade.
Throughout the whole day there was not
the slightest disturbance or confusion, but
all passed off harmoniously and successfully.
The many readers Of the LEADER in this
section will bo glad to have the above brief
report published. Yours,
FARMIKGToN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

BAD PRAcTToE.-A man who stopped at one
Of the second-class hotels, in this city, was
handed his carpet-bag last night and recon-
mended by the landlord to find lodgings else
where. Several young men in the house he'd
addressed him in q threatening manner pre-
viously. He was accused of being seces-
sionist. The man says that he is from Phil
adelphia; has had no conversation on the
subject of politics of any kind, and is good
Union man.
Bullying respectable citizens who are gull
ty of no breach of the laws, is thing which
ought to be stopped, and the sooner the bet
ter
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ct. NICHOLAS HCTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD BEpUCED TO g PER DAY

Since tho opening Of this vast and commodious
Hotel In 1884, IL has bsen the single snde avor Of the
Propristors to mske It the mot sump.uous, con .
venisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO admiLiater to
the comfort Of it, guests they have endsaYored
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
all tbs elem nts Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern tasto
approved; and the pltron7se which it hAs CON.
manded during the past six years is 3 gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exigencies Of the times, when sn ara
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the time ab sting none Of the luxurias with
which their table has hitherto ben supplied.
TREADW ELL, WHITCOMB L co.
New York, Sept. ?, 1861. sep7:354-sn
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C. C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec3SRls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

BAD FOR THEE.-Those unhappy individ-
uals who live south of the line which sepa-
rates the loyal portion of this land from that
other place; and who are so unlueky as TO
be caught on this side, are in rather an un-
comfortable predicament at the present
writing. To say nothing of their not being
allowed to cross, they are exposed to the at
tention of such gentlemen as Messrs. Ives
& Burlison, and woe be to all contraband -
Each day witnesses the unlocking Of sundry
suspicious trunks, bags and boxes, for the
Southern travel sets this way rather strongly
al present, Louisville being the gateway.
The position of the inspectors at this point
is no sinecure, as incessant vigilance must
be exercised, and some very delicate duties
performed, which those upon whom they
fall ere fortunately entirely cOmPetenttO dis
charge in the most acceptable manner.
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CHICAGO MARKET-sept. G

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
RIOUR-Market dull.
WHEAT-MaTket SC lower; Sales at 655<@65c
No, I; 8 c for No. 2 In store.
C0RN-Dull with sales at 2O&c for mixed In
store.
OATS Market arm.
RRCEIPTS-7.UO bbls -FOUR IOs, 600 bush wheat;
i63,0OO bush rorn;
sHIPMENTs-6.5OO 800 bsls -four; I55,OOO bushsls
wheat, sG0,UO bush corn,
FIR ZIG GHTS-Declined kc
EXCHANGE premium.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Browns sUsPENTIoN WAIsT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns Suspension Waist?"
1t certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced to go without them. It gives sym
metry to the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
ments, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly life
preserver to many dropping. weakly wO-
men. See Norris & sheffield's advertisement
in to-day's paper.
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OsWKGO BIARKRT-sept, 6

IBY TELEGRAPH.l
RLsOUR-Market unchanged,
WHEAT-Market dull; Sales last night Of 3, s0l
bush ChlcRgO spring at 851<, and !. COO No. Mil
waukee club on 9private terms. No. l Chic sdrins
b. Id at $50
VII bout sales.
RYE-Bettsr; sales 900 bns Canada ct sc.
BARLEY and OATS-Quist.
CANAL EH RfGHT8-flour &C. wheat &c, and
corn Sc 70 New York. &c lower on grain,
LAKE EBIPORT8-- bbls flour, 250OO bush
whe {; 10000 bush corn.
ANAL EXPOHTS-O50O bbls houT; q, 900 bush
wheat; "a, go bush corn,
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New York.
EGAL NOTICE.

blmyra NJ. Reynolds, The defendant, said Isiah
BY her next friend Selover, is hereby notified
Lcre-Zo }. Riders that on the 7th day OF Sep
Plaintiff, ftember 1851 the ab1Ve named
vs Plaintiff FLED her petition in
Isiah selOvo-, the Oflics Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant. Court Gf Common Pleas,
within and Tor the cO1nty Of Cuyahosa in the State
of Ohio, SO ting forth that the said defsudaDt il
jus ly in 4eht 20 the plaintiff IN the sum Of ys
hundred dOisrs. will interest at ten per cent per
annum. from the 27th day Of April, s57 on his note
OF hand Of that date by said defendant executed
ar delivered & Jackson Seloyer FOR valuable
sideratlon. hat, on this day Aforesaid, 70 secure
the pa N mt Of the not and interest s1id defend
ant made, executed and livered mOrtRnR, upOn
Lot NO 81, In Barber Lords subdiTision in that
psrt OF the City Of Cleveland, late known as Ohio
City, accord inR to plOs and survey cf Chas. Mer-
chant, row on file In the o1ce Of he Recorder OF
Deeds for said County Of Cuyahoga; thst said note
and mcrtFage has been duly assigned to this plain
tiff for valuable consideration. That said note Is
due, and th~t no part thereof has been paid, the
prayer OF said retito1 for judgment against said
defendant for five hundre dollars with interest, at
ten psr cent, thereon rom prl 9th, 1857 for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises 70 py said nOts and
interest with costs Of suit and for 0ther and fur
ther rs'ief
The said defendant is hereby further notified that
unlesa he answer or demur to Pa d petition or he
fore the third laturday Bftr the expiration # six
weeks from the date Of this notice, the will be
taken as conf sse5, AMI Judgment end dec ee en-
tered accordingly. L. J. hlDf b,
Attorney for Plaintih.
septe bar eth, 1sGI:357-6w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

FRoN THE sEvESTH-Chsplain F. T. Brown
of the Seventh Regiment, reached this city
yestsrdey afternoon. He has leave Of ab-
sence for a few days.
Mr.. Brown states that the 7th has lost
fifteen men killed, fifteen mortally wound
ed about thirty remain prisoners.-
Carlos Smith and Hampton Gardner of this
city are safe. Two of tho sprague Cadets
arc among the missing, tho names we did
not learn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

sHARP sHoOTERs.-John Brown, Jr., is
raising q company of one hundred sharp
shooters for Col. MOntgOmery's regiment
The regiment will be in Gen. J. H. Lanes
brigade, and under Fremont. They are
under marching orders for Sept. %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

Ihs iOIl0WiRg IA an extract from . letter written
~ the pastor Of Baptist Church TO the " Journal
end Moslolgor," Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
gn0 in hEor Of that WoFld-rsnoWnod medicine, Of
HEs. WU1IoU's sOOTEIHe BVRUs ron OHnDaEH
EnlEHuaI
"Ws 80 an adFsrtissmohtin in your columns o. in.
WhlloW'u Soothing Syrup. Nov se nsV0F said
uord in aVoF Of patent medclns bsAOEs 10 Our his,
hzt WS sl oompslsd 10 say 70 yo1F Eeads that this
~ Aumbus-WE HAVH FRIED n, AED KE0W II 70
san II oLAuB. It ia probably, one Of the most
oosEtll medicines Of the day, because it is Ons Of
shs best And those Of your readsTa who have babies
sat Do better than to lsy in . sapply."
Bse Advertisement In another column. ssp2R8
a fRSE KID N NEkD. THY IT.
,DE. S=~'s IETkLLIBLH LIEIaEsE Is prepared
rom tie recipe OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet, o. Con-
nsotsout The Erezt honssettor and hes teen usedin
hz practice f0r the last twenty years with Ii most
astonishinS suOscIl- AZ an external remedy 1t h
Without rival and vii alleviate rain more spesd-
q than 4 ethsr PREPARATION. Eor AL Rheumatic
anA Nsrsoes Dis5rderS it e truly lnillibls and
OEratlEs f5r eOns, wounds, spreinE. Bruises g..
a. soothing healing, and POT 'rful STRENGTHENING
pgOpsrties excite the uEt WoBo0f and a5tOal1hment
os al Whe have ever given it . trial OTer Eur
nuadrsd certificates Of remarkable curss, performed
D. q within the last two yaara attest this iaet.
EOr sais By Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm- Fiske.
Be- aevortilement BsDz7-k36dFW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL, NEw YoRK.-We call
the attention Of our rerders to the advertise
ment, in another column, Of this palatial
Hotel, whose prOprietors, with a view 10
meet the exigencies of the times, have re-
DUcED the price of board to TWO DOLLARS PER
DAY. Our friends visiting New York can
now share all ths luxuries of sumptuouH
table and princely house for very moder-
ate per diem sum.
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ny. STOCK n1ARKET.-sspt. 9.

III IELLlIAEH-I
STOCKS-Hays sgain advanced with fair bu-
siness. Chicago and Rock Island 4Is; Cleveland &
Toledo y; GAlena and ChicagO5 6y1 ) Erie 235R
Pacific Mali 196; Michigan Southern l41[; New
York Central AZ; Michig IN O ntral 42H, Illinois
Central scrip 6S4; Cleveland, Columbus Oncin-
natl, IS; HUGS n, 3s4 California 70, 02; Tennessee
6s ~ Missoari, 44A New York Ssais IS Of q
O2ki do 5s of u, l025s: Treasury 6s s81s do l2s
10 69 Of 6s, So do Of 20, ga do Of slCoupons
90; do registered. SgH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

- Refrigerators and water coolers, of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
at the stove and grate emporium of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. ~, south-side Public Square,
julyl6H Cleveland, o.
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THE CITY.
Notice TO Country Post nIaslers.

NNsANN NNAAAal EeaA lAAlGEA
Country Post Masters are hereby notified
that they can now exchange their old stamps
and stamped envelopes for stamps of the
new issue at the Cleveland Post Office, 8
fresh supply having been received.
div E. COWLES, P. N.
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- Carbon Oil at 40 cents per gallon,
Lubricating Oil at 20 and 25 cents; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family use; No. 1 Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, ct 6EozoE sPRAaUE's,
0vistt's Exchange, Cleveland, o.
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BUFFALO nIARKKT-sspt. 8.

lBY TELEeRAPH.I
FLOUR Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market quiet and firm; Sales IS ,0oG
bush Chicago spring ~ SOC.
CORN-Market dull with Sa es fls,UOO bush at
20
OATS-In good demand and market firmer; sales
IS, 20 bus at 25 G25Hc
CANAL RREIGHTS- cent better.
LAKE ImPORTS-sO0 bbls nour, 1000 bush
wheat 505, ,0tu bush corn, 4i,00O bus oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-2OQO bis -four, 10, 400 bus
wheat, l2. .0oO bush corn, 400 bush rye.
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DIED.

% Fridav egeDing, 5'h inst, MARIETTF, wife Of
r V. Richard Bury, aged IS years and one month.
Funeral from I. Paul Church on Sunday af.
ternO0n at ; O'c'Cck.
Detroit and Albany papers pleaEe copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

TREASURY NOTES.-The new Treasury
Notes have made their appearance in the
city to limited extent. They are very like
bank bill, with some few new features, and
little larger size.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

n1The Bosom of Destruction is the fatal
itE among our young and middle-AEed to indulge In
exoess and dehasing habits. Those who are yearn-
tag for some ihauenee to dilPsl the growing evil,
should rad "HunAn Fraiity, or Physiologloal Re-
searches" u deiineates in vivid oOloru (or It is
beautifully ilinHtratedl the and ELECTS Ct To-
cal and vital disease and decay, pointing out the
only sure safety valve. Read the advertisement Of
"tfsosemarH IN another column.
Sid b. Dr. Barrow, lst Bissoksr st., n. 7. Price
sosntl. 6ant fres cf postage oVeryWharo. Raadths
A1ssrtilsmento of ''TriesamaF" IN anothsr column.
Also sold b. +. y. Gaylord and william Elske,
Drnr-l-.- rl...l.nl- nhln
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

Administrators hundred and sixty men
for Capt. Carlin's Battery, from Conneaut,
ane In on the Lake Shore train this after.
noon. They are bound for Camp Chase.
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COMM ROIAL.
Board Of Trade.

Presdent-J. L. WEATaERLY
Vice Pras't-M. 3. eo0Tr. Treesuror-R. 7. LYoS.
DInzcIoRs
n. B. Clark, A. Quln, B. s. Davis. D. BroWhsll, II.
Harvey, A. J. Begges, b. y. Lester.
aEFEREEa.
B. +. Lester, &c. Hussey, M. b. Scott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

WOoL.-The firm Of A. Flsgler & York, of
Bellevue, inform US that they have bought
Of farmers this year $1,000 pounds of wool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

IA DoS1TIoE PROM sPoRTslEH.-Tho Sol
diers' Aid Society received yesterday box
of wild ducks from the osawOttOmie
Club" with directions to sell for the benefit
of the sick and wounded soldiers. Mr.. Tay-
lor, Of the Angler House, bought them, pay
ing liberal price, and the money thus OBJ
tanned viii purchase many comforts for the
soldiers in hospital. Success to the " ossa-
Wottomie Club" and TO the Aid Society.
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II. b. Scot
OLEVELAHD RIARKEF-sept. 6.

OLEyRLAHD nARKEF-sept. 6.
WHRAT-Ths market is Armor with sales OF
Change cas- red at sse on track.
CORN-salss a. 3le on track.
OATS-SAles at 22c on track.
HIGHWINRs-sals of75 bbli at lSc.
RGGS-Solling at goose.
DRIED APPLES-Firm at &c.
BUTTER-Dull at 699c for common to good.
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atllttarg.

WANTED | WANTtDl CAV
w ABBFi 95 sctiye men are wsntsd on or
helnre the 25th inst 20 form Company for tbs
Third Regiment D V. O., ordered by MsjJT General
Fremont, anl commAuded by Col. kennctt and
Lieut.. Bnrdsal, formerly Of Brr lsals DrAgoOnsJ.
Volunteers will b. mustered intO service, put undtr
ply, armed and thoroughly equipped, and sent to
camp TO he drilled. The Regiment viii ts reaSy for
ssi vice in from twenty to thirty days from date
Turn cut patri is and form . company which shall
be Sec nd to none in the service.
MessIs. eftch. Raymond 4 Co. WI receive rC-
cruits At their Office, 70. RiEeT street
W r STRAIGHT,
(Lats Of Bugdsalis Drago1ns,)
gpnsdFw9TQ Eeeruftfno Ofiear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

~ Frank Leslie's, New York Illustra-
ted, New York Weekly, Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald, World, and Independent
for this week, have been receivsd by Hawks
& Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

Or FuRLousH.-Eighteen Of Capt. Cotter's
Rrtillery-men came in on their way home on
furlough last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07

IMPORTANT TO EVERY ONE-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, of DR.. E. L. soule i Co.'s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of century been
a household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more of them are
used than any other kind, makes US think
SO. They are purely egetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
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z o R 5 A 1 Z
.RN oP q AoRxs

A FARM OF "a AOREs.
WITH 4 Two STORY BRICK DWELLIHa
IN the Italian style Of aFchitecsars, vita barn,
veil, oistern and out houses al nsW, Just eomula
ted, and ready fer occupancy Ths h0uss i built
With All modern Improvements; ths grounds have
raVIne and q living brook run through the resr snd
OF the Yarn there several springs Of purs water
running out rom the banks Of the raTine, which
VIII simple ~ drsulie works, can Be conveyed ang
the whole grounds can BE- elegantly and tastsfullg
arranged sor tiarden, vineyard, or Eruit Cul-
ture, Il can be made probable beinR % near ths
city-Only about 100 rods from the corporat cn litl
This arm can Be divided into lots Ons % i've o.
more acres ana make elegant residences, and af
large advance Of the pTios ct which L can nov b
purch ased- There are about or S acres Of wool
land . part Of which b 3 bsautiful Grove Tha
Ainsm4n Str5et Railroad passes through the Ave-
nus in tront Of this Farm.
Also-A AEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE.
Earn Out bu1ldtngBs &c, corner Of kfngman ard
Forest strests Lot ll3 leet on Kinsman, and 395on
Forest street. House and improvements are al dFgt
olaSs with al the modern style, and built IN sub
AIsO-A NV TWO STORY BRICK HOUsz.
Barn. Out Buildings &c. situated On EoIest street.
IuBf north Of the residencs Of the Hon A g. Ridde.
Lot lu0 fsst ront b. 25 fcst dsep. This i 3 1r8s
class house, built IN substantial manner, and in
the Italian style Of arcEftecture.
AlsO-9Dother TWO BTORT BRluK HOUSE
Barn, Out Building8 &C, adjoining the one last de-
scribed- Lot 100 feot rOut b. rs 6et d8sD, and IA
ished In all respects Ike the other.
Also-OHE VACANT LOT, On ElnsmAn street.
streets, rs st mont b. 396 deep. Nine iot8 On For
e5t street, between kinGmau and HcOVill AVenue
east sida. Lots 50 i5et front b. I6 let dasp. WI
sell On tiano to suit purcha5er1-
signed no: so9 ktnAman st. CieVslands Ohio.
TuueH=1H6 H HARAMH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-07
n Il SOLONONSON.

PFdeEodi Gsd SeiSEdee OPtej1n
Hseps the IargsSt assortment Of the most improved
Ri11a OF ePECTAOLES. All his GLASSES, whether
bF near OF fAr sighted, are ground under his Own
lnBPocton, by Uaohinery ota new construetons with
fhs FeateSt care 10 suit the eyes in all cases.
1urinT weakness, DiEEfnasg or Inflammation Of the
GFss, snd imparting strength for long reading OF
n soi0nonson would here inform the public thEt
Ne nsVer employs any one IN the sale Of hg Lsnsee
- Also, ! aFtendid assortment olSF 4 GLAhbh6.
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