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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

The negro Lsberdy, whose attempt to COM
NIT Q rape on the person of little girl
twelve years old, living on the West Side,
we noticed yesterday morning, was tried yes
terday afternoon before Justice Allen and
bound over
The girls name is Buskirk; her father
works in one of the shipyards. Some facts
in our statement were incorrect. She lives
on the West Side and was brought by the
woman to this side of the river and carried
through alleys and back streets, and finally
to house on Ohio street. During the even
ing, the woman brought in whisky, of which
she and the negro drank and compelled the
little girl also to partake.
In the morning the girl pretending that
she saw her uncle, who is constable, pass
ing, threatened TO scream unless they let her
go, and she was allowed to leave. The wo-
man accompanied the girl towards her
home, and told her if she made known what
had happened, her mother would kill her,
and if her mother did not, she herself
would.
The mother was at once informed of what
had happened, (Mr. Buskirk being away
from home, and the parties were arrested.
Much excitement was visible at the trial
the crowd openly threatening to hang the
fellow as soon as they could lay hands OF
him. They exhibited knives, slung-shoti
and various weapons. When the trial wa
over, the negro, in charge of two eonstables
was taken out and started up Superior stree
toward the jail. The crowd Immediately
/ rushed for the object of their indignation anC
attempted to get hold of him. Bricks anC
paving stones few in the most abandoned
manner, and several persons we've struck b.
i them. A drayman named Sweeny wa
severely cut in the head by one Of these mis-
sill. Laberdy sought refuge in a shop in tn
American House, and was terrified to such
degree that he seemed to have been bleached
Alter waiting some time, the crowd beipI
appealed to By citizens in the meantim'
Sheriff craw arrived, and the man was tax
en- out and got safely inside the Jail, thcug
followed along the street BY large and e1
cited crowd. Several stones were throw
duringthe last journey, but no one seriousl
hurt.
Had the crowd got the fellow into thei
power it iSprObable thst he would have bee
badly injured if not killed. He is said al,
t. 90 bg the name Of Priggs.
Il WAS shown in the trial that it was Il
Intention 10 cary the girl 70 Lake superic
on the first boat The woman concerned
said to be sister Of the one who stsle Ii
ahIld from Mr.. AcEally, year or two agl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

PLEASURE EXoURs1oE PosTPoEED.-on ae-
count of the stormy weather of yesterday
and Monday, the Picnic excursion to YER
million, on the May Queen, for the benefit
of Rev. 8. NJ. Beatty, was postponed to TO-
morrow (Thursday.) The May Queen vii
leave the deck of the Michigan Central Rail-
road line at 9 o'clock. A good band in en-
gagged Gor the trip. The party will have
three hours at YeFmiIlion, and return to the
city before night fall. Will not our citizens
turn out in large numbers to aid this faith
full Chaplain Of the Bethel9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

DEAR ExPERIENoE.--Ano old gentleman who
was about going to Buffalo on propeller,
fell among thieves and loaned them fifteen
dollars, in small bills, for twenty dollar
" New York Trust Company" note, the bal
anee to be epaid in Buhslo. The fellows be-
ing satisfied, under the circumstances, to
lose the shave, made OF and have not been
seen since by the old gentleman, and what
is more, are not likely to be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

EDS. L1lDER,-PleasO give the enclosed a
place in your columns, and Oblige our com
pany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

srEALEEG.-A man who is said to be crazy,
regained so much the possession of his fac
ulties yesterday that he entered house on
the West Side and took thence two carpet
sacks containing about $40 worth of cloth
ing. He also took valuable telescope,
which, with part Of the clothes, was pawn
ed and has been recovered. He has been ar.
rAsfad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

EroxIoArED.-James Halligan and Ellen
Palmer, g worthy couple, the former of
whom keeps a saloon on Merwin street, and
the latter of whom patronizes it more than
is for her good, had a social time in public
yesterday, calling each other hard names.
etc. They were apprehended and cOnsign-
ad
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OsWEGO mARKET-sept. 3.


FLOUR--Markst unehAngediS4,T5 for fancy from
spring wheat
" WHEAT-Market rather quiet, but parties
generally apart on their views Ssies Lat night Of
1900 bush no. Chicago spring az sec; $500 bush
No do on private terms.
CORN-MaTket steady. Sales last night ard this
m Jrning OF IIO0O bush Illinois at 39<.
PEAS.-EcsTee. sales 500 bush Canadian at 6lc
ahoat.
CANAL FREIGHTs-steady Flour %, wheat
9, corn S, to New York
LAKE ImPORTS-l.6s bbls -four; $500 bush
Whe Il; 81 600 bush corn.
CANAL RxPORTB-OOOlo bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; "a, 90 bush corn,
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MARRIED.

In Dover, at the residence OF the hrids's father,
r. Merriam, Aug 18th, By O. L. UrdeThill, Esq )
Mr.. sAH'L AMES to Miss AMELIA MERRIAM.
Sunday evening. sePtembyr let. b the Rev; n.
Stafford, Mr. NEWTON f. ADAMS ard Miss
ELizABETH Il. RUNNELLs. All OF wellington,
Lorain Co., Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

- The price Of the MoRSiEa LnADnl 70
nsWs agonts Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no lewiston under any
circumstances.
Ths postage on the LEADER, 10 NoWS
Dealers, Is One-tOurth Ofa cent pOr copy.
We would prefer that parties rOmitting
postage stamps should send us one and three
cent Instead Of larger denominations.
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wade and Hu,eblns Cavalry,

Capt. A. X. Lindsley came into Camp
Wade yesterday with company of intelli-
gent, stout, athletic men, from Wellington,
LOrain county, for this Regiment Of cavalry
With such men for its defenders the country
will have nothing to fear from the traitors.
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OH1CAG0 nlARKET-sspt..s 3

RLOUR-Market &c higher.
WIZ HEAT-Adyanced 1c. Sales at 66c666c Cor
No. l, &C for No 2 in stora-
GJHRR-ActiTe zIc Tor mixed in store.
OATS n arket quiet and nominal,
RECEIPTS-43J 80 bbls Hour 5000 bush wheat
l54, ,000 bush corn;
sHIPMENTs-36O 600 Bsls -four; $500 bushels
wheat, 2l2, 90 bush corn,
IFRkIGHTs-Unc I2c on corn, lz'sc on
RXCH3NGE.-NOminauy TsS Sf 5if \ premium.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MILLINERY FoR sALR.-A well-esssblished
millinery stores constantly growing busi-
ness, and In 8 good location. The fixtures
snd stock will be sold at a bargain. No
s4s ST. Clair street. Cell soon.
Sept. 4:S5t.
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va A special train will run from Crest
line 10 Columbus on next Thursday, to &C.
eommOdate delegates 10 the Union Conven-
ton. The train reaches Columbus at $50
A. NJ, and leaves at $40 P. NJ. Half fa,
will be charged delegates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

I OLIcE.-Jannes Halligan, disturbance.
Ellen Palmer, disturbance.
Ellen Trainer, assault and battery.
Chas. Cummins, disturbance.
Frank Kelly, assault and battery.
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THE CITY.
N0sIcs % Cssnlry Po.t aIn.,er..

Notice to Country Post Masters.
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, a
fresh supply having been received.
div f. COWLEs, P. NJ.
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BUFFALO MARKKF-sepr. 3.

FLOUR Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Msrket e4dY Sales 6lr0 bus red
winter at 9Ihc; tOJi fush do at 901Se, IO00 white
winter at l0ic; l40O bush white Michigan at lOse@
un3f; 6500 bush Chicago spring, 75tfe; l40se bush
Chicago spring at 79l<c; 20 0 bush do at soc.
CORN-MArket steady and in fair demand. Sa'es
$500 bush at 33s<c; 100 bush at &c.
OATSs-MsTkes steady. Gales Of 1900 bush at
25c
Other grains quiet.
CANAL LFRElGHTS-Flrm lie on corn and u
on wheat 70 heW YORK.
LAKE TlIPORTs-I5OlO bbls hour, 10000 bush
wheat: l5l ,0iE bush corn,
CANAL EXPORTS-.0010 bis -four, ia 900 bus
wheat, g OOO bush corn, IOs09 bush oats. lEl
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CLEVELAND afARkEF-sept. 8.

CLEVELAND aiARKET-sept. 5.
FLOUR Inactive. Gales smalliOt Including Tnd.
white wheat double sEtraat sl.76.
WHEAT-InAolivsW with q little better fssling.
Sales are ears:red on track ct ssc; car white
at sOci ( cars at CSC; and cars ,hOies do at IS.
CORN-sals Of l car at 32c.
OATs-sslsS cars ct 2se.snd 1900 bush from boat
q: same.
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G% Carbon Oil at 40 cents per gallon,
LubriOatiDg Oil at 20 aud 25 cents; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family use; No. Mack
sral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, at GEoRoE sPRAaUE's,
0viatt's Exchange, Cleveland. O.
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AErQlTers.

H0LT'S AND OTHER REVOLV.
~ IEG Pistols. double and single Fogling pieoes
variety cheap. Also-0o1rgFg Ilshins fhcEb
such as Rods, Reels Lines, Hooks, Flies, So, &C.
Reed Fish Posea In any quantity, ct
a. HATTEhs LEH's Gun store,
l02 Superior st., UlaVeiaQqtA y
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1 Ft'--efff ~ pc - AcNAs
EDS. LELDER;-Please give the enclosed a
place in your coluUns, and oblige our com
PGny.
Yours truly, E.. AT.
Lise OF Omeers and PrIvates In the Hitch
cock Guards.
The Hitchcock Guards, made up Of men
from Burton, Eewbury, Troy, MiddleReld,
Parkman, Huntsburg, Claridon, Russell and
Montville, are now nearly full, and are sta
toned at Camp Wood, on Forest street, near
the Mahoning Railroad. The company is
uniformed, and is being drilled daily. The
following is q list of officers and privates:
COMMISSIONERS oFF'cERs.
William R. Tolles, Captain.
William W. Mum, lst Lieutenant.
Henry ". johnson, I'd
SoS.ooNNIssIoSRp oTF.csRs.
Flias A. Ford, 1st Sergeant.
Jas. B. Cleveland, I'd
Lester 7. Paichin, ID
Chancsy II. Telcolt, 4ih q"
Thomas Bundy, 9th
Harmon Hinkston, lat Corporal.
Edward Morse, ID
Geo ge E. Turril, Sd
Francis Ferris, 4th
Chas. H. Williams, 9th
John Hansard. OH
Daniel Ccrless, Tth
Joseph V. Moore, s.h 4"
PRIvATEs.
Homer Andrews, Orlando Benton, George
Bartlett, VIM. Buck, John L. Bower, Leroy
Rosley, VIM. II. Bosley, Leartus Bundy, Ell
mer j. Bennett, Dav. o. Burton, Ransom
Burton, Robert Burnett, E lward A. Carl
tOn, Levi B. Cousins, Thomas R. Christie,
John D. Conrad, Norman Collier, Nor
timer Cottam, Riley Dayton, Wallace
Dewey, Freeman Downing, Sobiski Doolit
tie, Henry Davidson, William Dimes, Jr.,
Phillip Dimes, Jas. Dimes, Lewis Fuller,
Herbert Fisher, James Fitzgerald, Alvin
Foote, William Farrell, Chas Gray, Vim.
Goodrich, Harrison Gilbert, Mel ton eager, C..
Geldwood, Warren Greene, Geo. II. Hickock,
jackson Hill, VIM. Harrington, Leonard
Hammond, Andrew Hays, Alopzo Hosmer,
Henry Hotchkiss, VIM. C. Hodges, Albert
Kinney, Seymour Loveland, Marcus L.
Latham, Eugene Latin, Aaron La Dow, Al
bert LaDow, DsWitt C. Morton, Amos A.
McNish, Deloss Morton, Daniel Hettleton,
Burnett Parks, Geo. B. Patterson, Henry C.
Pelton, Harlow Pelton, Nelson Rose, EnOch
Slitor, Franklin Savage, Thos. Ascot, Chas
A. Shepard, Chas. A. Snow, Guy Smith,
Jay G. Smith, Edward Savage, Clsrkson
Strickland, Martin Taylor, Philo Tisdale,
VIM. C. Turril, John William, George Will
der, Arthur Wrearding, Christopher Weber,
Elias A. WhiPple. Milton Worden.
Number of Oflcers Observation-Disclosures. I6
" PrtYetCs ...,.--..... ......... ~
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REVOLUTIONS.

hEeoLlEtOAb-
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Public Grounds be and they are hereby in
structed TO report at ths next meeting of this
Council, what, in their opinion, would be
the best means to adopt in view to complete
the addition to the West Side Cemetery
Public Grounds.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Committee on Pc
lice be authorized 70 repair, paint and put in
good order the roof of the City prison, the
expense not to exceed SIS. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Dixon, That the Board of City I'm
proyements, IL they deem best, place suit
able cross-walk across Columbus street, at
it's intersection with Abbey street. Adopt
By Mr.. Ballard, That G. S. Herrick, ESQ.,,
be employed as Assistant City Attorney for
the remainder of the municipal year, and
that he be allowed for his services in such
capacity at the rate Of $500 per annum.-
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Reyner, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be authorized 10 purchase an
alarm bell for Company No. 5. Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Board Of City I'm
proYements be requested to fill up Hicks
Street School lot so as 70 agree with the grade
of Hicks street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Ballard, That the Board of City
| Improvements be requested to report to this
Council at theirearl convenience whether
| in their Judgment the cleaning and usual
repairs of the streets can be done by con-
tract satisfactorily, and at great saving to
the city as correspond n ILh what said work
at present costs. Adopted. as7z
By Mr.. Stevens, That the B ard of City
Improvements require the property owners
upon the south side of Frankfort street, be-
tween Bank and Water streets, to repair theil
sidewalks. Adopted. --
By Mr.. Wellhouse, That Michael Davis
be and is hereby permitted TO keep fruit
stand on the sidewalk on tbs east side O
the Park south of the north walk. Adopted
By Mr.. Benton, That the Acting Health
Officer be requested and instructed to vacci
nate any and ALL children who may cal
upon him for that purpose who may require
it, whose parents are not able TO pay for thi
same, providing the expense does not exceet
ten cents each. Adopted.
oRDINAEcEs.
For the payment Of claims. Passed.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, sePtem
Der 10.
ARRIVAL FROM LryERPooL.-The sOhOOne
Vanguard, Capt. Davis, came in from Liv
erpool yesterday with the following carg
for Cleveland.
Geo. worthinston & eO.-42s bars and 81
bundles iron; sss bundles hoop iron.
Johnson & Tisdsls-sO tons pig iron:
J. L. Cunninghsm-5O casks soda, 10
casks bleaching powders, case grsss cut
ting machines, 10 bbla caustic soda.
Rice & Burnett-s6 casks and crate
sarthenEsre.
VI. P. Fogg-ls crates and casks earth
sHEsre.
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADvKRTIsKaIRk -.

T. Baldwin a Co.-FsIl Goods.
Or. J. MsConnsIl--Iys and Far Inarma1y.
JShn whitslaw--NOtles to Contractors.
Millinery Business Notlce.
cOnoOrt- -Lahe ErIs villR-LoeL Notice.
4. coslss-Lestsr List.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic MedleiE "a
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-RII
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NY. STOCK mARKKT.-sept.

AIONRY-Eo charge Demand dull.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Ho change but
demand duli.
sTpCAS-Are rather better bat very quiet
Cleveland and Toledo 25&; Galena and Chicago So
Michigan southern TX; New York Central 7s5si
Missouri g -; Tennessee 6s f3s; Louisiana 6,s 81
Treasury SIS o s. 5si 16 coupons ~; Z. 8, e
sc s.; U. $, IS 81 s5A.
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CLeyelaad. segtembsr 2, 20 e
IA Q Z 5 a l 3
a FAR1f a "a -

A FARM or "a ACRRs,
WlfH a TWO STORY BRICK DWELL1NG-
In the Italian style Of architsetur6, E1fh b75-,l
Eells eieteTn and ont houses, all new Just conpis.
tea, ana ready toT occupancy. The houBe . bit
With al modern imFEovsmsntsi the gFoungs hsTe 4
TaNine ana 2 living brook through he rear s11
OF the farrn there ar5 several 8prine8 OF bre lr7
running Oiit nom the banks Of the raEina, Hhiah
with simple ydsaulic work. can Be couvsTsI ~ -,
part q the yarn For q Gsntlsmanis Regtde1o.
tne whole groand9 can b slegantii ana sasfsiuIT
alFantal- sor 8 Garden, vineyard, or Ffuif Cri-
tures \ can % made proltabie- being 90 near shp
ely-u1ly eDcut lo0 rods from The corporation lnaf
Ihis Erm eau be divided info lots o. one TO dgsor
more acres. and MAKE elegant residences and A. a
large atisecs oi the prioe at which Il can nov -
PerSnEaed- There are about or Aerss o. wood
lands part of which is beautiful Grove. ia
hlla5niah osreet b1ilroad passes througb the Ave
Aho-A XIV TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
hafns Oul q llldingnr &C., curngr q kfnsnan Fl1d
EOrest stresta. Lot IL leet on Kinsfnan srd .
Forest street. House and i'm prOFsments srg ~ rTf
eiaess Eith a. the modern style, and hans % sub.
Also-A NEW Tw0 STORY RRios BoUsa.
Barn. Got Buildings, &C., Bitnated On FoTegt gsst
lsL north Of the residence Of ths Hon A. o. Bldns
Lot li9 iset mont By n fest deep This 3 frsi
class house, built In substantial nannsr, and N
the ltali1u Btyi5 Of arch itecture.
Also-A1otber TWO STORY BRICK HOUBE.
barn, Out Buildings. &c, adjoining fhs one last g.
scr1oed Lot 10 feot front by 16 feet deop and tn
shed IN all respects lihe the other
Also-OAE- fAOANT LOT on Eiusman Btraas
second lot from tie corner Of Kinsman and Forssi
streets Ds fest mont ly 596 deea EinalOs1 a ~
est street, between kinsman ana GccTflI AVgnua
eaAt SIDE. Lots - fret front by rs fast deaR. VII
SSH On time 70 suit purchasers.
H-o-foT fnrther iufOruation enc uirs uf shs unasF
signed No 43S ktnsrnau St. CisTslanrs Ohio.
gunEacsA B. hAkk ER.
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ORDERED TO CANP.-Capt. W. E. standar
has received orders to report his battery at
Camp Dennison today. leaving at 2 Pm.
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9rN @OUda
T AIDES "HOME GUARDS. !"
BROWNS SUSPENSION WAIST
AID
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
Corset. shoulder-Brace, Anti-Lacer and Skirt-Sup.
porter in one beautiful article OF Wearing Apparel
The "GonHtitution must be Preserved which eV-
cry Lady says can Be By wearing these Waists.
TRY THEM-PRICEs REDUCEDi
For sals By
FREEMAH & KELLOGG, Z7 superiorst
Mrs. PORTER, Miliiner, So Seneca Hf
H0WES HlGBEE, 81 superior st.
Mira. HARVEY, 82O 50. Clair ST., and At VVhoJa
sale and Retail oy the Proprtetors aud ManuIactu.
rers, l61 Ontario street, over Hoore's IWoSion
Store, Cleveland, o.
- Waists made TO Order
nA.State and County Rights for sale.
-, NORklh 3 eHHEETELD.
We will prosecute 81 persons Who make ths Wsistu
or make the Braces without authority from rs
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GRAND Vocal AID INsTRUNKsTAL COECERT
At the Lake Erie Villa TO, night, Sept. 4th'
by the celebrated singers Messrs. Smith and
O'Kelli, at o'clock. 1t
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#ants--AOst 3Ei1aFa.


Af0R SALE.-To Gloss EHs BBsIs
II MSS Ofthe late firn otJ. ElaYHEEEFR 4 20.
the Ma ehnsry, Tools, stock Of lmf sr " atar DrrI
erss &C., viii be sold on reasonahle tel N
GEO. W. WOODWQRTH
Cleveland. septsnbsr 2, lss = .I'--s = -
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EJ~ The ususl Wednesday evening lee
turs in the Second Presby terian Church
will be omitted this week, the Pastor being
absent at meeting Of the Prssbytery.
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Fam PARKHE.-Livery snd- Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street., A No. / HORSES and
Carriages st FeasNpabiS figures.
fss sopalRSe:Iy
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- RefigeratoB and water-coolsrs, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cIesm freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, ct the stove and crate
emporium Of ". i. MARVIN,
No. a, south-side Public Square,
iulyI6t If Cleveland, o.
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oohaE EROIA1
Banrd OF TTa1e-

Ffssldsnt--J. L. wEATHERLy.
Vios Prea't-M. B. sooTF. : TrsssursF-R. =. Lyov
DfhrcToRs
n. d. Clark, A. QuIn, =. s. Davis B. BrovnelI. n
harvey, A. }. BegEga, s. =. Lester. :
REERREKg.
5. F. Lester. J.G. HusseY, M.B.Eeot.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mills and stark CITY Mia. Two Of the best
bFands Family Flour in this mArk9ts
Iu6sn aEEHi5 4,
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SWettgs Notifea

- TIE 5esom-Oi Destruction 6 the iAtAl-
w among our young and middle.sged 90 indulge IN
e1oeas aaddebasing hapitH. Tknse who are yearn.
tEs Tor some thnusaes 10 dispe The growing evil,
should read "Hunan Fraiity, OF Physiological Re-
searches u deiinoates IN vivid colors tfof Il q
beautifully lultrasodl the causes and efeetH Ct To-
81 and Vital disease and decay, pointing ont tho
esiT sure 1afsly valve. Bead the advertisement Of
rieseuar' IN ansthsr column.
eosd hy Dg. DarroW, lA Bisooksr st., n. 7. Prize
soensn. Hsnt free q postage sVerywAsrs Rsadtks
a4veFslsementc Of 'rrsssoaar'' q anothss eolumn.
Also oold hg 3. ,. Gaylord and Wflliam Fisko,
Br1aEiEi1. CIsFeihpd Qhia
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Fos LAKE. SupEne Tho Steamer North
sFn light Capt. spalding, leaves the dOcl
Of Hsnna, Gsuetsoa B Coz for Lake supe
riOr, this Crussdsy) evening ct 8 o'clock.
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M relieving 3 en sztrast fom q Letter Wrtttss
~ the vsafor Il RsTsist Church 10 tho " Journal
and Hsassagers" ClneiEnsti Ohio, aad speAiu vol.
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