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NEw YOKA MARK ET-Oct. Is
luY TELHaRApu.I

FLOUR-Market scarcely active, but Trices
are without decided change Market closing auist
with shippers holding back for their letters by the
Arabia, expected this evening.
sbes 9,3u8 bbis At S5n61S 20 for rejected; Ss,sOa
30 ior superfus statei s506g5,60 for extra state;
Sa0l8,40 for superhne western; S61On5 20 tor COM
mon 70 medium extra western; S6,7Onb,q0 for ship
ping brands oxtra round hoop Ohio: s6OO6s6,tO Tor
CANADA FLOUR-Markot unchanged with a
fair inqniry. Sales 1880 bbs at s. 3n6e6 40 fer su-
perine; g5.a5616 CD for common 70 choice extra
RYE FLtBUH-Ma-ket quiet at S27sGa4nD
CORN mHA1s-MRrKet uominnly unchanged.
WnIsHY-harket hrmer. hhles 60 bbis At
WHEAT-Market less active and at the close
scarcely 30 hrm while prices are generally without
at tll9al,2li " OO bush Racine spring at 81 700
l,G isO bush Milwaukee cat at vi, 20 9t,25; 500
bush amber Iowa at 81 2i ,255f; 5,Bn bu red stale
l,3t l6r3u bu amber Michigan at $500 90, l3Hl
choice 81 southern at Sl,ti l.2 bush white Mich
igan az sl,i3Bi,i7i 61W bush white Kentucky a.
KYE-searco and hrm Sales $50 bush state at
sAWLRY-MarEet steady. Sales Il, 200 bush
at 676972o for Can ida; Csc for state
CJtiN-AiArket hrm with uir demand for port
and homo Consumption Sales 2lg,OOu bush at fL6Oc
for inferior to common miXod western; tOE06 Ole for
good 70 prime shipping do; 6lf@62e for very choice
do; Csc for western y,lOw.
OATS-Markst rules vcry firm, with sales at s7G
29c for Canadian; ssg4oo ioFWestern aud state.
PORk-market continues firm with q little
more doing. Sales 225 bbls At Sl5 U0Gl5,5J for
mess; Sy,756BlO,tO Tor prime
be hlhiket CONTINUES quiet OuL MlluOul ma
teria change. Sales about 80 bbls At S40G14 20 for
county ptime; g56o5,50 country mess S90ll,25 Tor
repacked mess; Si2 7969i3, 30 for ezra mess.
PRIME mRSS BKEE-Markst Is dull and
BEEF HABIS-Market firm and in better de-
mand. Sales 30 bbls choice new western TO arrive
at $500
cur 1IEATs-selling at 55514c for shoulders
bS6o6t5 for hams
HACON-Market quiet.
LARD-Maiket less active and a shade oasier.-
Sales COO bblB at S'5MgAc
BUTTER--Msrket in fair request 7Sllc for Ohio
aud l2T6oI4c for state.
CHEESE-Tho market is steady, at 5657O as In
quality.
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THE CITY.

THE ACADEMY OF MusIo.-The entertain
raent given by the Webb sisters last evening,
for the benefit Of tho Soldiers Aid Society,
was a complete success. All the higher
priced seats were taken, and even tho gallery
was well filed, as indeed it ought 10 have
been, both on account Of the object to be as
siuied and the excellence of the performance.
Thus was it conclusively proved that the
" gods " are not above the feelings common
to humanity, excepting in position. The
reception of the young ladies by the audi
enee, was most enthusiastic. Miss Ada, the
younger, was as ehangeable as a chameleon,
and in each part seemed more charming
than in all that had preceded. Her sister
wss no less successful in her impersonations.
It is a rare thing that a sweet singer, most
graceful dancer, and an accomplished actor,
are combined in one person, but all who will
visit the Academy tonight will come away
acknowledging that they have seen rare
thing. Mrs. Webb's part of Miss Fidget was
upon this, as on each former occasion, most
capital. In the last play, the " Good for
Nothing" Mr.. Huntloy was irresistably
comic, and repeatedly brought down the
heuse. In like characters he has few equals.
The amount received for the benefit IF the
soldiers must be considerable sum, for
which Mr.. Webb and the public are deserY-
ing Of many Communications.
This evening is the last performance du-
ring the present season Of the Webbs. Let
them have full house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

THE OLD sTLEPs Coon YET.-sinee the or
der calling in the old postage stamps from
the various post-Ofices of the loyal States,
The contractors with the Government for the
supply of the new stamps, have found it inn
possible to meet the present demand. An
order has accordingly been issued from the
Post Office Department, instruoting post
masters to recognize the old stamps, and to
issue them in all cases in which the new ones
are not supplid. This order is only to con-
tnue until the Government can supply the
postal demand with new stamps.
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rLEYELAND nIAnK Rr--nnl- -

FLOUR-OnohADesd ard without ualoa of i'm
por;Rnc'.
WHEAT-sales Of cars on track at Sl,0E aOl0
bush roe on board at sRme 1900 bush free or board
at si,o2 CARS white at Si,C5 on track. The mar
ket closes qulet.
CORN-sAlos Of 800 bush from store nj sc.
HIGHWINRs- alos ut l6c.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser of the 18th.
TIE OLD STEAMER COLUMBIA, formerly OF the De-
troll aud Saginaw route but this season out OF COM
mission aud partially condemned, is being dlsman'
lied OF her cabins and upper works, and Is 20 be
converted into tug for river service. She VIII Dc
in running order in about ten days or two weeks.
sarroR DRowSFp Peter d. zalia. a sailJr and
resident Of this city, was drowned ~ falling over
hoard from the scuw Ida and Mary, on Thursday oi
last week in the Detroit river, opposite walker Z
mill. He Is one of three brothers Whe have sndden
ly terminated their existence during the present
season Of navigation.
SCHOONER BAY OF QUINTE, Canadian IL taking on
a cargo OF grain at this port for kingston, q. w.
CoLIIsIoS.-The propeller R. L. Foss and schooner
Telegraph while entering the harbor on Tues 'ay
night coliided The FOss lost her cutWateT by the
the collision and stranded upon tho BAR Ihe schr,
was not materially injured. A steam pump wss PM
aboard of the prOpe ler yesterday, enabling her %
speedily return to pOTt-thicdgO Tribune, 1h.
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~ Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities 70 suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia Stuoco, Sugars, Molasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
spragus's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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- The price Of the MolNiNs LHLDER 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADHR; 70 News
Dealers, is ons-iourth Of q cant per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger dsnominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

The OLD AUCTION STORE OPEE AGAIN.
No. $50 Superior street-next door west of
Robinson's clothing store. Will open on
Saturday evening, Oct. 10Th, 1861, large
and splendid assortment of Jewelry, Dry
Goods, Embroidery, Yankee Notions, Gloves,
Quilts, Hosiery, mems Socks, suspenders,
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention-all of which will be sold regard
less of prices.
Don't forget tho old stand, $50 Superior
street, formerly occupied By J. o. Brown &
Son. Ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to attend.
J. o. BRows, Auctioneer.
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8paraiHg

BOARDING HOUSE---TRE q =
n H0UsF, No = Public square, and b the
Acne Church,-oue o. the pleasante5t iooatipna IN
fhe sity-has been thoT0ughly regalfeds end = nov
skeIr own rooms can Be ac50mmodated with large
and Convenient rooma and bedrooms and Single
dotions on raasonsble ternaa ReieTenoel given and
required Uel;R25l 5sW. BURRITT,
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FRANK PAEKAR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasnuAble figures.
sep24R26:1y
&C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. decisR1O
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&-A. A. Griffith, the Elocutionist, VIII
have few hours unoccupied while filing
engagements in the city, and will give Pri-
vate or class instructions in reading and
elocution. For terms, etc., address, care of
Water Cure. Ocl1S35s
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BUFFALO nlAnKET-Oct. Is.

BY TELE0gAPu.N
RLOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT-aarket quiet, Sal l6, 90 bush Chi
caRO spring at we; 1900 bu do at ssc; I6,OQJ bush
Milwaukee club ht i.u2.
CORN-Market quiet Sales 5000 bush at 4ic}xc.
Other grains quiet,
CANAL FRRIGHTS-Flrm; lSc on corn DC on
wheat 10 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-IO,5OO bbls -four; 5000 bu
wheat: s ,O08 bush barley.
ANAL EXPORTS 900 bbls flour; 600 bu
wheat; 10000 bush corn; 300 bush barleJ; 6,OO1
bush rye.
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Gl0thia1.
TH E F AIR IN E z

OR TIE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMsoE CLIFPF
(COnt.nueI from last we,k)
CHAPlER I-TaE JANE GRAY
Ihe orr opans on the coast Of Spain.
In see month Of Augnst. and thsy ear Is,
ana gus Oy OTining btauch D * to view
"iI1 eaptain-Geotge Wrgot-aId brsVe OIL
And IN the scmmsr sss she lazy lay
WIN jpsF air epOugh hec ssils to hIl
ana % 20 moll n ks-D her at her captaia's viii.
DfleI oescr1ntton Of tins f. iilI row We FoJ1:
Sle As q s-Ilasttr brig. and clipper sdaped tOo;
ana her rigging all was butt Just la q : sloop
hNce pt cr0ss-is-hings on hsr chi. kea cOCp:
: No al s.u1lP top galiaots in pa o. head guys
Aao NJ hsei tacAles reach d to the clouds in ths
In fact she Wss rigged /, 20 u m,zz,n 70 boz.
o that toy running he could uo. b. beat anyhow
Aer cap cap am George Wright, was a seaman most
As ever did sail en- a salt water wave;
uISA MOI oi lev words, he was born VII quite small
AHd took 10 the sea the very hsEt fall
AND Wss captured By Indians on 4 . Erie'ss hora
sou nlA health was quite goodi and his spbet- te
You Wouli think so, a. least with ran h. bo,la
A evening approached and breeze spriueing up,
;F ne ordered an bands to the m in gallant poop
aneI spIlt glng on deck, in ca N vO ce he said:
LII h,r In your eyes, lun her - and thtn he
lrO HE ooErISUvD NEXT wEEK.l
And We would say to our numerous readers and
ArtAE ~ Auo next Clant 7 W Viii Olr1 g
tue slr lneZ- In ths 10. antIms are fnrfCdu ing
lnto our Mag iihoent Union Hau the Ia1ge5t ana Il :
nest aSsOrt0-ut Of
ONAkUUAIINGS. CLOTHS, CAssIM ERES AND
FESTINGS,
ior the Fall aud iuter, that has ever been our
pleasure 10 Ahibit in C~Ve aud, and We would in
We s,a an osu anl examine our reg Fall and Nm
'e' SO X as our prices are lower thar eyer.
ISAAC A lsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sols Agency for the sale Of Singers OeIsbrstsd
SEWING MACHINES
AID
STORR'S AUT0MATOE PRESSMAN.
Corner OF Ual0n and Superior strootH.
80 LOOG OUP FOB TIE GIARTS -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

~ Harper,s Weekly, New York IlluU-
trated, New York Weekly, Weekly Times,
Herald, World, and Tribune, and Nick Max
for November, for sale at Hawks 4 Bros.
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A LITTLE PATRIoT.-A lad by the name of
George COrOgsn, aged about twelve years,
made his appearance in Camp Wade on
Thursday Of this week, and inquired for
John Browns eamp-being directed to the
place, he made application to the Captain
for enlistments He said he had no parents,
and had walked ali the way from Bustine,
n. Y, 70 join John Browns company-he
Was going TO be soldier, and would not be
denied. He instantly became a pet and
favorite with Capt. Brown and his men, and
they have adopted him as the ''son of the
Company" and have decided 10 take him 70
the wars with them. He appeared upon
drill Thursday and Friday, and in his new
military suit furnished by Che Ladies' Aid
Society, Of this city, be Ezaltes decidedly
good appearance in the company, going
through the drill with marked precision.
He is by nature sOldier, and will yet be
heard from in the, military world. Mr..
Brown informs US that he has no bad habits,
uses no obscene or profane Language, and is
a perfect little gentleman. He goes with the
company to Chicago on Monday morning.
BE is famiIliarly called by the company
"Sergeant Buster. +"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

MA Warning to the Unwary, and one
"mighty 10 save" iu contained IN ths book, "Hu,
nan Frsilty, or Physiological Researcher" Il en-.
plains iully and eQulvooally tho secret causes q
functional darangemants and prostrated powers,
ith uuiailng instructions 60 eradicate ovorY trace
nd particle oi venom Of disease, that EnaWing
worm that inadiously but too surely eats away and
undermine the constitution, leaving man but tho
wreck OF his iormor-nelf The victim Of this fatal
tendency should nos,lose . moment In procuring
this iuvaluahI6 work.
Sold By DR. BARROW, isi Bloocker street, New
York. Price IS cents. Sent Tree overyWhorc.
Sold also by q. W. Clark, DrugEists, Cleveland,
Ohio
THn GREAF SECREF.-It is admitted by
ell ply slcians that tho grand serrct Of health and
long life lies in hopping the blood and various u
idr Of the body IN > high degree OF nuidity. When
you feel continued pain I'm tho head or bowels or
any ouutinubd unessiness In any organ or other
parts Of the body, you can prevent serious sickness
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
Bleeding may sive momentarY ease, hocanse the
blood lsit will have more room. But as the body ls
made ifom the bloou and sustained By tho blood, 10
waste oar blood Il 20 vast our life, and ruin our
constitution But Brtudrethu Pills relieve the cir
uulation as reaiy a. bleeding BY only taking away
what Il can we'll spare. and rHEr sEvER nUHr.
Hrs. Hooper, OF Barnstablo, Mass, was cured OF
81. Vitus' Dahce, General Debility, poOTntsa Of
blood, and oostivonsss Of many years standing, BY
Rrandreth'a Pills, Tho case At length is Published
In the Ramplets.
sold BY A. Gardner, 40 superior street, Glove
lsnd, Ohio, end By an respectable dealers in medi.
elues. sepl3R25
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COMM MEROIAL,
Board ofTrnde.

Prosidont-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice PresF-M. b. BooTT. Troasursr--R 7. LTs 8.
DIRECToR8.
n. u. CLARK, A. Quin, u. s. Davis, b. Browneb n
Harvey, A. J. Boggss, 3. y. Lester.
REFEREEg.
3. Y. Lestsf, ia. Hussey, n. u. Boott
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PURsE PosT.-LoEt either in the ? ost Office
hall or between there and the Square,
lady's green purse, with steel chain attached,
containing a small sum of money. The
purse was valued as a present. ANY person
finding and leaving it at this Office, will be
suitably rewarded.
Cleveland, Oct. IS, 1s61:S5s29.
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STARR OF THE EyESINe,-starr, at the cor
ner of Superior and Seneca streets, is, as
usual, in advance of everything but the tel
egraph. All the illustrated papers are on
his table ahead of time.
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DIED.

In this city on the morning OF tbe Sth inst ,pf
diptheria, GEORGB B., yOunrest son CT mrs SA.
Tah and the late Thomas Jordan, aged years,
months and l9 days.
nA- Toronto, c. w., and Wooster papers please
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Va NJ. CoOney will deliver tho Morning
Leader at tho following towns at the time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs- Ri
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Stt0rMeNs at 8aM.

% !. 2. EPALDING, HTT0RNTT {
Ies OoanloIl0r ct Law, 30. Perkins Block,
UIevslsnd, Ohio. sepl
bfFLR ". aAGL ELI HRu0E
GAGE 6 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ GLe CouncsIlors ct Law. Odlce 1853 Superior
Street, tcppogfte Merchants Bank, } Cleveland. o.
A SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY AT
Law, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. ONES
Eo- ~ Market street. dec3d1l
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w AEToREuTB AT Law. Once No. 50 Superior
tFs8t, Cleveland, Ohio. 8. WlLLIAMBOht
mn a. g kIDAA.
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A WoRD TO THE CLERGKNEN.--We are re-
quested BY the County Military COMMITTEES
TO request all Clergymen to make an appeal
to their congregations tomorrow in behalf
Of the soldiers who are now suffering for " ant
Of winter garments. Blankets, drawers,
socks and shirts are the articles most in nee d,
--aiI wooien. We have already publish I'd
the call Of the Adiutant General of the State
for these things, and also the proclamation
of Gov. Dennison to the same effect, and be-
lisFe shat It is only necessary 70 keep the
fact before the people to ensure generous
response.
The garments furnished should be left a
the Recruiting Office, No. lS7 Superior sire vt
WeddelI House block, where some membel
of the Committee viii be ready to receive
them.
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L h ROIORnNRnN

tfdstesi Gsd SeGltsfs CpEetda,
Kesps the laEgsst assorimeRt q the most imProysd
tind3 Of EPEOEAULEs. An hiE Glasses, whether
ior 1aar or far Glghtod, are ground under his own
lEleotion ~ machinery ofa new Construction with
the egoatost care 90 e. % suit the eyes In al cases.
turing Heakne18, Dizziness or Inflammation Of ths
4gesi and imFartinG strength ioE long raAdinE Of
Ane sewing.
HI s0lomonaon would here inform the public that
II noTer employs any Ii the tale o. hg Lenses.
81 Also, 8 splendid assortment OfBPI GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, O0MPASsES, 60, on hand.
~ AHTIEI0IAL EHES inserted without gsin,
r. narlsct IS natural.
oFrIoR-No. 10 Superior street, under American
EotaI. mall:d9W
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A LAUNDERING ARREsF.-UpOn affidavit,
a writ was issued again William Gary, of
Palmyra, Portage county, for obtaining
money upon forged mortgage, and placed
into the hands of officers, who proceeded to
Palmyra and arrested said Carey and brought
him to this city, Thursday evening. He
was taken before Justice Foljambe, and
without any examination was discharged, =,
and left to take care of himself. Mr.. Garey
did not understand, at the time Of the arrest,
for what he was arrested, and desired to 10
to his family and notify them of his ARE st
and prepare himself to go decently to Cleve-
land, but was not permitted to do SO. With
out any means, he was left to get home the
best way he could.
Mr.. ]. Buckingham, of whom the norey
was procured, gave Mr.. Carey the following
az hereby certify that was called upon
as witness, to identity this man William
Carey as being connected in some way with
procuring the money obtained of me, the
sth day Of last April, upon forged m ort-
gage; but say, without hesitation, that he
is not the man. His arrest be made by
party who was misled or misinformeo. in
regard to the said Carey.
"J. BucKNGHAN.
"Clevelsnd, Oct. 10, 1881"
We make the above statement in justice
TO Mr.. Carey. He is a hard working man,
and has never before been suspected of any
thing criminal in his dealings.
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MARRIED.

On the 17ti inst. By Rev. Mr.. Crooks. Fr BOB
EXT ALLEN ana Miss ESTHER OOWLE1, botn
Of this city.
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PACING MATcH.-A pacing match comes
of to-day, on the County Fair Grcdnds, at 3
o'clock,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BROKEN BIT TIE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
afraafa
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CHANBER's ENoYoLoPRDIA.-From thepub-
fishers, j. B. LipPineott i Co., Philadelphia,
we have received No. IS Of the above inval-
liable work. This is truly the poor mans
library, it being issued in monthly parts at
Is cents each. The design Of the work in
eludes everything that goes to make up
complete eyclopedia Of useful knowledge,
and it is plentifully illustrated by well en-
graved cuts. LippinoOtt & Co. have pur-
chased the publishing Of the work from D.
Appleton 4 Co., N. Y, with whom it Origi-
mated.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NA- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at I3g and 141 Water street.
Oct. I1-lm-361. ALcoTT & HORTON.
ELECTRIC BATHs.-Dr.G .Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
inssnity. These baths equaliEe the ciTsu-
lation aad remove almost every disease in
q amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
lion to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in ths city for ladies-a female oper-
atOr in attendance. OBice No. III Ontario
street.. jy3
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Ths following q an Uztraot from q letter Writtsn
~ the pastor a Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
one he1sanEeF," Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks vol.
amsa IN iaVOr oi that WOrld-ronoWnOd modiuins, Of
KHE WusEoWT aooFaTla svEUP Eos CHnDaD
REsEEiEal
"Wsuee un hdVcrtiuamsutIn your columns Of ElrI.
Wlasl0W's Soothing syruP. Nov Ws never aSid
UOre d avor Of patent medicine before m our NE,
bUt - ~ compeed % saY 10 your FeadUrS, that this
ne nohumbag-Un EAVH ERID q, AED Know n 20
All - clAIHE Il is probably, onB Of ths most
ooeanl medicines Of the cay, because it is one oi
We hosL And thOlo q your rosdoru who have bAb3g
ua1'd Do bottar than % lay tn supply"
e.. .luo--L-.-.anE In .nnahnr Chm n,-n.Hsa
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BOARD REDUCED TO 81 PER DAY

MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
W ss,TAnd Murray strvot, ID door from Broad
way, opposite Che Park, New York. Huggins Films
Proprietora. n. Huggtna, late Of Pearl Sire
Hodse. BoatsN. T. rtR1. iats Of LsgnioFiE Hot
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NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
Supsrceding OUbebs, Oopaiba, Capsules, OF any
.0mPount that has ever been before the pubEo. II
lag been uBsd by
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
n their private prpctioe with satrs success IN Al
agss.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Cor diseases OF private diseases; Cure is frequent.
, performed In q week, and entire confidence may
e placed in them. This remedy "a newly discOv-
scts than Oubeb5 or OOpaiba alone. The Pills are
laif the size Of Capsules, and never nauaeats the
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