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HleAt are:
Colonel. C, Starkweather. .r.
Lieutenant ColOnel-C. L. Harris.
Msjor-D. H. Lane.
AGjutant- Chaplin.
Quartermaster-D- W. Keyes. d D
Surgeon B. F. White.
The are two Surgeons mates, the first be-
ing Mr.. L. j. Dickson, q brother to Chief
Justice Dickson of Wisconsin.
Col. starkweather was formerly Captain
of the Milwaukee City Guards. He will be
rec1llected in that relation by many in this
City.iq H li-
Lieutenant Colonel Harris was a student
at West Point, and is a proficient in militia
! ~ science. ~
Major Lane, we are informed, saw some
service in Mexico, and is a thorough militia
ry man.
Talking with several members of the reg
ment, they expressed the greatest esteem
for all their officers, whom they represent as
gentlemen in every particular, regarding
their comfort and providing for it, and the
truth of this is placed beyond doubt by the
general good appearance of the men.
The regiment goes for the war, as do all
the Wisconsin regiments. The three re-
naming regiments have been mustered in,
and two of them have received orders to
march next week. They were mustered in
by Capt. Mcintyre, of the United States
Army.
Throughout the entire route they were re-
ceived in a most gratifying manner, every
hospitality being shown them. At Toledo
they were served with hot coffee, which was
carried around in tubs, 50 that all got their
fill. At various towns along the road they
were treated very handsomely, and at every
station large crowds were collected to greet
them as they passed.
The Regiment will halt at Harrisburg,
were it will remain for further orders. Gen.
Rdfus King, commander of the First Wis
consin Brigade, is now in Washington, and
the orders will probably come through him.
It's not expected that they will stay long at
Harrisburgh, and they do not desire it, all
expressing themselves anxious to proceed at
once to the seat of the war. They are fully
prepared to enter actively upon the cam
paign, and they say every hour they may
have to pass in inactivity will be torture
to them.
The regiment is accompanied by very
fine brass band of thirteen pieces, and a
drum corps numbering ter.
Three or four companies of the regiment
are composed of Germans, and among the
remainder are goodly number of Irish
men. Physically, they look to be strong,
robust, and capable of undergoing any
amount of hardship, and in point of intelli-
geuee and gentility, if those with whom we
talked may be taken as examples, ere much
above mediocrity.
During their stay at the Depot they
amused themselves by singing and chatting
with the by-standers, and left in the jolliest
mood. 20
It is worthy of note, that many in tn I
regiment have brothers in the Secession
army. It is terrible to think of broth
ers arraying themselve against each other
in desdly strife, but many such examples
: must be the consequence of the Southern re-
{ bellion.
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% ". L. Marvin, No. 42 South Side of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
Manufacturers prices, large variety of the
newest and most approved styles Of Refrig-
orators, Water Coolers, Toney's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezers, Bird Cages,
Cooking Stoves, Enameled Crates, and House
Furnishing Goods.
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LOOK 0uT FOR SNUGeLERs.-The Detroit
Advertiser suggests that the officers of the
revenue service upon our lakes cannot be
too vigilaut in enforcing the revenue lawa
during the present difficulties. Last week
3 smuggling schooner, sailing nnder Ameri-
can colors, was seized on Lake Huron. She
had considsrable.s stock of dry goods, gro
ceries and provisions on board.
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ONO TEAoHER's AssoctATION.-The Thir-
teenth Annual Meeting Of the Ohio Teach
er's Association win be held at Elyrla on
the ID, Sd and 4th days of July. Among
the exercises will be addresses by the Pres
ident, DIR. Lord, of Columbus, Prof. Monroe,
of oberlin, Hon, AnsOn smyth, School Com
missioner, and Rev. ThOs. Hill, Of Yellow
Springs. Eminent teachers will be in at
tendance TO present all important studies,
and profitable session is expected. %
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THF ALL-SUFFIClENT THREE.
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, 2 & 3, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL ,LETTERS PATENT Of
Hngland and secured By the Scala OF the Ecole de
F'hsrmacie dc Paris, and thu Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
NO Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermAtorThna
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicatea ell traces OF those dis
essas that have heretofore been treated By the naus
ciorg and pernicioua of copaiya and cubebss
NO has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury thereby insurfng 70 the sufferer speedy
lief, dispensing all impurities, ana rootln8 our ne
vernon OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. I, 2 and ., are preparation the
form Of lczsnge, devoid of tgte and small, and can
bs carried in the Waistcoat pceket Sold N tih e9
and divided into separate dosea, a. p
Valpeau Lailemand Roux, Bic0ld, &C Price ~ each
Or cases for So which save 3 and IN sl Cases
whereby thsre ID saving Of 81 To be had wholesale
nd retail OF DR.. BARROW, No. l94 Bleeoker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittanoe
Or Barrow will forward the lriese mar 10 any par
f the world securely packed, and add $3.50 sccOrd
iug 70 the Instructions Of the writer
~ Sold slsO by X. y. GAYLORD and W.
FIsKE. 0leg@iand AM
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The Committee ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the eele-
bration of the Fourth of July met at the
Weddell House pursuant to noiice-George
B. senier Chairman, D. H. Keys Secretary.
Committee OF five appointed by the Chair
TO report the several Committsssy and name
persons to serve on same, reported as fol-
lows. ---.-
Finance and Executive-J. P. Ross, A. B.
Stone, E. N. Keys, D. Price, A. Van Buren,,
VIM. WellhOnse, S. NJ. Cady, Bolivar Butts,
D. B. Keys, James Panel, L. A. Pierce.
Invitations-C. W. Noble, E. s. Flint,
Vim. Case, Geo. B. senter, D. P. Rhodes, P.
Thatcher, Jr.
Nusic-J. D. Palmer, R. NJ. n. Taylor, s.
NJ. Cady.
Carriages-J. Merchant, H. S. Stevens,
W. Edwards.
NiiitaIy-w. F. Carey, R. S. Strong, Geo.
W, Burt, AS. Sanford, Wm. Bingham.
Fire Departmental. Hart, s. NJ. Cady,
H. Hayward, P. Thatcher, Jr.
Printing-s. 0. GriswOld, 8. Merchant,
John Tod.
Fire works-L. A. Pierce, o. C. scOvil,,
W. Edwards.
ReeePtiOn-M. Barlow, G. A. Benedict, j..
". Gray, s. D. Page, J. C. Grannis.
Railroads.. B. Stone, J. P. Ross, H. g.
Stevens, 5. O. Griswold.
Tho Committee adjourned to meet at the
Weddell House on Saturday evening next,
at e1z o'clock.
The Finance and Executive Committee
are to meet at the Weddell House on We'd
nesday evening at III o'clock.
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HIARRIED.

At the CONGREGATIONAL Parsonage, May 3ist.. b.
Rev A sharp DUNCAN McKENZIEto Miss MA. ,.
RI HARTNES5, both Of University Heights.
On Tuesday, June 9TH, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev A. sharpe OF III imlr R.Y
KNEELAND P. P.KETCHUM. Pastor of the Preshy-
terian Church 10 Peel skill, New York, to Miss I'M
ILF 4. nv VERETT, OF WillougLby.
AK-Ht IA 4 plegsa cOny.
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= Merchants and pedlera. rhy DOM

% Merchants and pedlsrs, why don't
you 20 into the New York Store, I72 Sure
nor street, and see how much cheaper Yam
kee Notions, Jeyslry, Stationary, Perfum-
cry, &c., are, that are bought at the Now
York cash auction sales, at panic pricesf
You are not asked to buy, only go and look.
See advertisement on fourth psge.
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The following Is an oxtrso; from letter written
By the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
END Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spoaks vol
1mes in iavor Of that world-renovned medicine, oi
ARs- WSsIow's sOOEHINs sTEuP FoR OHILDRN
TNEEHmGi
I'VE see an edvortiaementin your columns o mrs.
WinaioW's Soothing Syrup. A0u ~ nsVer said =
word 10 lavor Of patent medioinv bcoro IN OEr nO,
but We bel oompslled to cay to your Eear hat th1
no humbUg-WE HAvE ThiED n, ARD Know IT 70
q All ~ CLAIMS. II Is probably, one Of the noat
oo0ssiul medicines Of tho Gay, because II s one Of
the best aud those oi ruuF readers who have baboa
OAhf DO better than % lay In supply"
SEQ sdvsriisoneni in smother column seH2sRa8
a FRIEND IN NERD. try IT.
DR. SwEETs IEFALLtHtE LEINRNF IA procured
from the recipe OF Or. stephen Sweet 81 ton
neotiout ths great bone-settsr and has bftn usedn
bis practice for the last twenty YoaTs with tue most
astonishing success. AZ an external remedy q is
without rival and will alleviate pain more speed
~ than I othar preparation. For all Rheumatic
and NsrvoJ7 DiseI deTs Il IL truly lnilblO and a.
curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises 40,
its soothing, healing, end poo rful strengthening
RropaTties, excite the cat wonasr and astonishment
Of Ell who have ever given Il trial. Over four
hundred certificates Of remarkabls curss PEI iormad
b it within the last two years, attest this faot
For sale BY strong q Armstrong and Wm. fisko.
See advertisement usuSz- Rasd&W
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june 3, 1851. sup
NLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.

l56l. SUMNER ARRAEGEMENT. 1851
On and after Monday, Nay 9Th, 1851, Passenger
Trains viii run IS follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND 60 ID. t-
9.25 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-Sfoupiuz Al
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklifa, Men.
tor, Perry, UniOnVille, Saybrook, FairVieW
and SWauville; and arrives at Erie at l2.4i
Pm, Dunkfrk 500 ?. n. Buffalo l25 P n
4s05 P. N. CINUINhAfI EXPRESS TRATN-StOp-
ping a. Painesviile, Ashtabua and GiraTd
only, and arrives at Erie 7.O5 P. y Dun
kirk at $50 ?. Il, Buffalo at l0.l5 P. n
ts5 P. n. COHNEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping At ali Stations.
oOO P. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppiuR at
PainesVille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives Rt Erie at 1910 A. n, Dunkirk 81
2sO0 A. n, Buiiaio $40 A. n.
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LosT.- Mr.. Rector, engineer on the Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, on Thursday last
lost at Norwalk, or between that town and
Cleveland, his poeket-book containing one
hundred and thirty one dollars. The finder
will be erewarded by leaving tat the office
of the Cleveland & Toledo R. R.
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Aeal GstaM.
DOUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. I'll Superior St., (yp 5tairG)
1l MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGR.

EOh GAAE Oh Ia ChAN 6Hs
FARM Of Al acres, in East Cleveland, 8 miles from
the City; Brick House, Barn, Orchard, b.. Tx +.
change for Farm West.
UNIVERSITY HElGHTS,near Cleveland Institute,
Handsome Cottage House and Lot, with Shrub
berry. Will sell very low, or exchange for an I'M
proved Farm in Michigan.
HIGH STREET, large two-story House and Lot to
exchange Tor Farm.
45 ACRES in Dallas county, Iowa. one mile from the
County Seat-Timber and Prairie. Exchange for
Rouse and Lot IN this IitY. u
32l ACRES choice land in Iowa, TO exchange for q
Farm and pay difference in cash, 49,
HOTEL and one and half Acres Of Lsnd, less than
two miles IRON the Court House. Large Build
ings and every convenience-a beautiful location
for pleasure resort. Exchange for a Farm.
LAKE ST, one and half story House, west Of Bond
81. Exchange for q Farm. & 800
10 ACRES, miles iron the City, with Frame House.
To exchange for City property. Sl,0e0.
BUFFALO, n. T., double Brick House And Lot,
wellsituafed, 10 exchange tor property in or
near Cleveland.
STORE, Dwelling and ten acres OF Land, well loca-
ted for busIness, 40 miles from this City. Build-
ings large and convenient aud good land. XIX .
change for farm ing lands in this state.
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OLEYELAND AND MARONINa

m TAg5s No ~ Is,T9 take effect on ana after
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Es- Miss C. l.. Ransom, Portrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, IA spaDgler Block.
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SUPERIOR ST.
1000 VOLUMES
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,
$50 FAMILY BIBLES,
CHarding's IdltionJ
N E W B o Ok sllfII

N Z W B o o K SIIHlI
Among which are the following:
Life and Career Of Major Andre. Sargent.....Sl5O 50
Lie Of Walter Scott. Lock hart ....... ..... 80
Art Recreations-Guide TO Ornamental Work. 80
Complete Guide to Ornamental Leather Work. 60
The Ways Of Life, lRight and Wro1Rl Weaver. Sc
The Sable Cloud New Book By AdRms...--...... Is
Autobiography q Of Mrs. Piozzes iThrall. .
tEus- .s..ss.
Twelve Sermons bY Horace Ma -. 100
The Attorney, By John 7. Iryia............... .
- go, = - $500. -.---@-s-. Is
Siias Mariner, the Weaver CT BaTeloe, b. the
author Of adam Bede," 'The Mil on the
How to do business-hoW to BehaVe-HoW to
Write-HOw to Talk-Tha HouBe-Tho ear
den-Ihe Farm-The Barn Yard-Fruit Cul-
turs. Price each............... ..........s.... 50
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Ngw SUMNER GooDs.-Bouevard Hats for
misses, Washington, Anderson, Union, and
other New York styles for men and boys
Also, handsome variety for children,
just received at the new Hat Store in Marble
Block, 215 Superior street. Come and see
them.
ielO:d1w .a.aJ 80 FULLER & CO.
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aAamafattntGrs.
BERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MACHIEIST AN PATENT MODEL
II < Err,
No. I44 SupG ici street. Leader Building
9 f-SVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD Dem ENG, having rented the
establishment of II. KonigsloR, Is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machinesi and
all kinds of light Machinery Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting mp Models Of Patents.
REPAI IRING.
If your SKATES ueed fixing call on Demmeng.
If your $ 'fING MACHINE is out Of order, he
will put it in order.
All kinds Of Metal aud Musical Instruments Te-
paired.
n You should get UP new Patent, Demmeng is
the man to get np your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, IN the neatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds of light Machinery put in OrdrI IN the
1tost ex peditiOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road )nGuctOr's Punches manufactured IN
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
DSrln fac yeTything in the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, zone on contract.
- Entrance to shOp-l44 Superior street, mp { ne
pair of stairs. BERNARD DEMMENG-
feb7:Rs2
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ahusteiaas, ~.

nR. KING CONTINUES. TO
practic Medicine and Suft cry IN iCleyeland
whore he has been located for eight y past. Of
lce-No. " Bank street, opposite Angler House 2
DR.. K has had many years experience IN some Of ths
principal private Hospitals IN Europe and America.
Special attention paid 20 all classes Of diaeaaos Of
Chronic, private and delicate uatrre or both sexes
DR.. K Il agent fr or. Vidsl's FIR nch- Periodical
drops aud Pills. They never fall
Al leilers containing f-e promptly attended 70
BY Dr King. Al communications and business
strictly confidential.
Post oiioo Address, Box 2Q5s. Oniee open from 8
A NJ, tn P. NJ. my1
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8pstl1. AntEgs.
MAN HOOD
low Losr. now REsToREn

Jast published on the Nature, Treatment and
adioal Cure Of spermAtorrheA, or seminal Weak
. ness Sexual Debility, Nervousness, involuntary
Emissions and ImpotoncY, resulting from aolfAbuao
&C. By RObt. J. Calvsrwell n. D. Sent under aeal,
IN plain envelope, 70 any address, postpaid On 70
oeipt oftwo stamps, hy Dr. Ohaa. J. o. Kline. IN
Bowery, New York. Post oaoo Box, No. lisa
unarglsdkw-sfn
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S We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of a ture cure for Rheumatism. Gout and
houralgla, and al MereuTiai Disease, vhieh Is If
scted without the use Of internal medicines which
16strOy the constitution and give Temporary relief
only. In fact IL Is the only known remedy efaetinR
perfect cure and We ieel warranted, from its
cOmmendations, in calling the attention Of the ar
licted and those having irionds suffering from Rheu
matism, Cont or Neuralgia, the perncious effects
OF Mercury 10 the advertisement in another column
Of paper, Of DR. Islands Anti Rheumatic band.
fa8-SOld ~ Wm FISK t, Cleveland. o. fob25
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O1I.-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vath in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
;onI9PIO
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BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD FOODl
RBeun FDf1D1

To eli suffering from O0nsum ption, incipieni OF
oondrnloi, or trOm debility OF any kind a. from
mental or nervcas prostitution, brought on bY any
,suse; or from scfoiulogs oomulaints; or fs0m die.
aases Of the kidneys or bladder aud 70 Ladies' su
ioring any OF ths many distressing complaints their
ka< Nre liable to- and v hieh ngendor C0nsumption,
TnE BLOOD FOOD
h qrsred a. q Certain and Reliable hemeay. Difcr-
ing In every particular from ths pateuf medicines o.
The day, Il "a chsmiesl COR bnafiOn a IRON SUI
PHUB and faO PH0kYcB ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds be- clad and grateful testimony 70
tho benefits Il base .Ierfod on them.
OHURQH & DUPONT, lQ9 broadway, New York,
the sole proprietors of the artlele and have in
consequences y trane attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from RBO
% YELLOW and Increased the size Of the bottle 70
ounces. Be very cau3irus in buying 70 that the
facsimile Of their signature is the outside Of the
ErappCrs as all oth0rs are ,torfeits In conHe-
guenca Of the lare demano i0r this article the fol-
toing druggists have all ordered and resolved sep
Rlies Of me new kind, viz:
Ohas, A. kimhall, Wm. h French, J. B. Hayes,
a. Stallslsi aud samuel kidder r., Lowell.
DhtO. 9b2fsdnW
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\ WIOONNBTL'S M

and Ear Infmary, 235 Superior, corner Of fSen-
1t. During the past year some Of the worst CASTS
almost totally b LIN D and DEAF-have been re-
stored to Sight and Hearing at this InhrmaTy. They
can be seen N the City at any time.
- Persons afflicted with Cataract ought TO call
and see the cases operated upon By DR.. Mcconnell
with complete success. His oeiebrated Eye Water,
for cure Of Inflammation and the removal OF 0pa-
eitios OF Illus from the eyes semitic any address upon
the receipt Of one dollar. iune6
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I. r. sOLOMONsON,


Practical and Scientific OpaeiGn,
Keops the largest assortInent o. the most improved
1Finds Of SPECTACLEE. Al his Glasses, whether
ar near or far sighted, are ground under his own
iuspection, by machinery OF new construction WITH
the Greatest care 20 suit the eyes in all cases
e11ri5q weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of tie
EVes and impartinE strength Tor long reading or
nj /: solomonson would here inform the public tlat
ne never employs any one in the sale OF bis Lenses
uE- Also. q spiBnsiid assortment OfSP \ GLAbSEsl
MICROSCOPES, OOdPASSES, &C., on hand.
nT ARTIFIClAL EYES inserted without pain
As perfect as natural.
0TFIoE-Eo. isO Superior street, under American
Hote; mall:dAw
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5ISss

AAt1I Oeuot AACutAAInb alAb ~
.I DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hun
dTsd dollars for the proof that he tails to
the above named diseases. He will pay tina same
sum for tho proof that any other Physician IN
the United StNtes treats the same diseases with
sguRl success.
After many years of laboEious study and export
ence, Or. GIBSON is happy In being able to an
nOunce to the unfortunate, that he has DsFleoted
nystenl Of treatment Tor the -
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
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REMovAL.-J. B. Cobb & Co. haveremoved
from the American Hotel Building to No.
24I Superior street, north side,) between
Seneca street and Public Square. jes,1w
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1871 PASTURAGE.

The Past res Of the subscriber,
about so res IN the Cuyahoga stN
valley viii be open on and alter urstsElll.I11
the drst da ( May. Terms-ffty cents per week
for Cows, and one dollar per week for Horses paya-
bic every Monday, in advance, unless arrangements
are made with the undersigned for the Season.-
Apsly at my office over Merchants Bank, Superior
sIrset, or to Milo BOsworth, Herdsman, at the en-
france gates, near Woolson, Hitchcock & Carter's
Stove Foundry, or at his brick selling house on
University Heights.
ue-Parties se1ding Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire season IRON date Of entrance 10 November st,
unless they give notice in wriling Of an earlier
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible for animals that may stray from, OF
be injured while on said premises.
8. s. STONE.
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FOR SALE.

sCOVILLE AVENUE, n ar Perry St., Brick House
two sto- les, and Lot. House we'll finished
throughout. Sl,6O0.
HUDSON ST, House and OF. $500.
NEWTON ST.. House and Lot. $50.
EUCLID PLANK ROAD, 3 miles from Court House
House and acres Land. Barn and Fruit. $3.50.
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I YMAN LITTLE,

ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
Real Eatata and Ins- Arenta-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EDITOR LEADER-Rumor and the neigh
bors say that woman residing under the
hill on the corner of ~ street, wears Sc
cession petticot. The proper Committee
had better look into it. It's UNION.
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E.Dr.'sn.sssyI.E, HALLADAT. ''r'a'V''''
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Hs1se, Barn and acres Land, on Euclid Plank
Road, y mile from termination ofStreet b. X. s5O.
%PIIr %bPInnt 81 IS -'-'.,-'''''-',.,' "a -
Pittsburg St-Brick House, in good ORDER 800.
Hamilton St., near WOOd-Brick HOuse...... rs.
Bank street2Frnms ............... a0
Prospect Street-Erame HOuse.................. l25
ScOviile AYenus-Brick House ..- ........-.. 49,
D.. ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
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TAMES a. UDELL, BRASS
- FOUNDER AND MANUFAOTURER o.
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union Sti
few doors from Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. B.
is prepared 70 furnish al kinds Of wcrk used 1oI
Steam, Water or Gas, and al the various articles
u5se 10 the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
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Professor of EleetropGthy and Medicine,
BS Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, o Few
doors IRON the Public Square.
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