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FL,aUR-Market may be quoted shade armsr
Tor state with lair export demand, while other 10 de-
scriPtions there Is only moderate business doing
a. about previous prices Market closing quiet and
sales sre l2sOO bbls s4OOa, 10 Tor supsrnns STATE;
Hse5g45s Tor extra state ts,s5@4,05 for anperhns
We8terni H.20ee4,f0 for common 10 medium extra
western; S,s5e5e9 for shipping brands extra round
hooPed ohio; 50, lea6, 10 fer trade brands do
CANADA RLOUR-haFkat may be quoted a
trihe better. saiss are 30 bbs s Sgg0G3 10 for s-
pertine; S4,25e17, 90 for common to choice extra.
Of 100 bbis nj 5os e9 the latter prioe for choice
CORN MEAIs-hlarket rules steady Sales are
800 6hs g ssssz 80 for jersey $3.50 for west-rn.
800 bDlB At lIe.
WHRAT-Market Ic better, with a limited
supply and good export demand. Sales are li,eo0
bush Chicago spring at saae3c; 1900 bush north
western club a eci q 900 bush Racine spring At
~ so bush amber Iowa at eL0l@l 10; Il go bush
winter red western at 81, ,l2al,l6 so bush Mime.
sofa spring ht po 800 bush white western at 81 20
RYR-MArkes quist and steady. Sales are 40
IA RlJARIRY-AiaTkst duh and nominal.
OORN-Market has advanced lc per bush, with
good export demand and fair home trade. Sales arP
l5e for fair 10 good do; 49i6& for good to strictly
OATs3seIIing at 9s@2sc for Canadian; s2assSo
PORK-Market quiet and prices without mate
rial change. sales are 80 bbls at Sl5,5 for mess;
SiO,I24l0,25 for prime. Prime closing at sl0,10
REkF-Msrkst less active but unchanged. sales
4O1 BIO at sue 30 for country prime; iOo5,5
for country meas; SsnlO - for repacked mess; Sll
nl2,O0 Tor extra mess.
PhIRIE MESS BEEF-Markst quiet and nom
fnRliy unchanged.
BEEF HAhiS-selling at SI4,OO6ls,nO
cur 1IEATS-Market continues inactive At ~
65c for shoulders; 5ee6o for hams.
BACON-Market quiet and Unclaimed.
LARD Market shade frmer. Sales are 30
bbls At sage.
CHKEsR-Msrkst steady at ss7O Is in quail
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bold me in saying the aamSl conducted By
efHcers who were not At in any sense Of the
word to conduct any military plan against
an enemy. Only think Of the absurdity Of
sending IS, 900 men against 1850 70 $500
men who have for months been preparing
for this conflict, and have heard several
military man Of high standing affirm that
II viii take at least 100000 men and heavy
batteries TO dislodge the rebels, as they are
in q strong situation and their batteries can
not bo found until they open them. And
this is not all The batteries are 90 arrang-
cd that as soon az they retire from one they
then retreat to another higher up, and each
Of these is protected by fanks Of Infantry,
Cavalry and masked batteries. The only
feasible plan 10 get them out is by means
of shells and heavy batteries. think II
the majority Of the officers had stuck to the
companies to which they belonged, and
used their authority to keep up an orderly
retreat instead Of a general rout, the loss OF
requirements and wounded would never Oc-
CURED, but hope that heneeiorth officers,
not towards and imbeoiles will conduct our
noble fellows 10 q sure victory instead Of q
disastrous defeat.
got off with the loss of part of my
right ear, caused by the bursting of small
shell in front of me. It don't amount TO
much but is awful sore. The frontispiece to
my cap was also torn Off by the same. MY
coat has two holes in it, and psntslOOns one,
but cannot account for them, as did not
know when they were done, but think they
we're made when ! was in the Goth charge,
or when We were trapped by the batteries
that caused the retreat. The press can lay
the cause of the defeat to the wagoners if
they see it, but must be sure and send the
papers TO " marines" and not to the volun-
teers, for their opinion is that our brilliantly
officers, the Generals staff, have not know
as much as Old " Winfield" !" all their efforts
to convince US to the contrary nOtwithstaud-
inc.
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A cAF1EEL GATE AND DooR sPEIEs.-Some-
body, We don't know who, has takes the
liberty Of fastening on our gate an adHaira-
bly, cOntrived gate spring for keeping the
gate shut. 1t is simply 8 clock spring en-
closed in a case, with pliable brass strap,
one end Of which is fastened 10 the spring
and the other end to the gate. When the
gate is opened, the strap il pulled out Of th'
case, and the spring is OOiled up tight pre-
cisely like the spring Ofa clock, and t6e Un
COiling Of the spring draws the strap in
Il is made in the most durable manner, us
works perfectly. We strongly suspect it i
the invention Of that invsterate inventor
J. W. Briggs.
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ne geFate Is the only thing required 70 curs. a
snonld Do Kept IN the touae ofeyerJ Family.
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THE CITY.
FuusruI Of J. K. Wheeler.

The funeral off. E. Wheeler, Of the cleYe-
land Grays, who was accidentally shot at
Centreville. Virginia, took place yesterday
afternoon. Il was attended by very large
number Of friends and SympathizsrS, many
Of whom were doubtless attracted by the
tragic death Of the young man.
The military escort consisted Of Cleveland
erays, reserve corps, Gray Cadets, Perry
Light Infantty, sPrague zouaves and zOuAye
Light Guards, and The detachment Of Grays,
eight in number, who accompanied the body
to this city, and who acted as pail bearers
These formed on the Square, aud headed by
sargeants Band, marched to the residence
Of the deceased on Pittsburgh street. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Lawson Carter.
A large number Of citizens accompanied
the body to the grave in the new cemetery
on Kinsman street, although upwards of two
miles distant. rs
The hearse wasdraped with the American
flag, over which waved the black funereal
plumes, and as it moved slowly onward 10
the last resting place of The young soldier,
followed by his eight comrades, and the
long line of military treading slowly to the
notOs of mOurnful dirges, the scene was most
impressive and affecting.
At the grave the last military honors were
paid BY a salute Of twenty four guns, fred
by file of eight of the Grays, and the great
crowd slowly dispersed. rL0ETTLE
h The coffin bore silver plate engrAven
with the following inscription:
JAMES ELI WHEELER,
Died in the City OF Washington,
July 25th, A. d. 1861, aged % years, ) months
| and q days.
PRIvATE, Co. I, lsT REoIMEST ONO VoLuSTEER
MILITIA,
Mortally wounded at Ceutrevine virginia
July 18th
The military companies returned 10 the
square, and forming into line on the north
side, went through a dress parade, Capt
Hayward officiating as commander of the
battalion, after which they dispersed Il
i their several armOries,
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Wool MEN AT THE ANeTEE.-D. scull,
PhiiadeIphiA; A. B. Morgan, Troy, N. Y;
Hon. A. VI. Hunter, Schenectady; W..
Hardacre, Philadelphia; Hon. J. Wyles,
Brunsaeld, Mass. n. Lyon, Esq, MOnsOn ;
G. W. Holmes, Esqs MOnsOn Major Dray-
ton Hillyer, Hartford, CT; h. G. Judd, do. ,
A. Jefery, Rochester, n. Y; VIM. Elting,
Norwich, Ct. a. Platt, New YOrkj 6. R.
Chapman do.
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DEkTH By DROWNne.-A German labOrsr
fell from boat in the slip Of johnson and
Tisdals's dry dock on Saturday evening and
was drowned before he could be reScued.--
In few moments his body was recovered,
but all the efforts to resuscitate It we're Of no
avail. We could not learn his name OF
place Of residence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

ARRIVALS AT THE ANeIER Winters
and daughter, Stanton, Va; S. Morse, BOs-
ton; A. L. Chapman, Buffalo F. F. Spreve,
wife, two children and two servants, Louis
vile, KY; A. B. Morgan. Troy, N. Y; A.
L. Smith, Meadsville, Pa; D. A. FinnY,
do; Hon. A. W. Huntington, Mayor Of
Schenectady; A. PiertOn, Hartford; Daniel
Medium, Toledo VIM. Hardacre, Philsdel-
phi; B. R. Thaw, 10; Il. Park, Ohio; VIM.
A. Vert, Illinois; Hon. J. Wyles, Massa-
chusetts; HoratiO Lyon, Esq, do; C. W.
Holmes, dol NJ. Kean, proprietor Louisville
Hotel, Louisville, KY; S. S. shrsve and
wife, do; 8. W. Field, Columbus, o.; Maj.
Drayton Hillyer, Hartford, Ct; Il. G. Judd,
do; A. Jefsry, BOchestsri W. El.ing, Nor
wich, Ct; John c. White, New York A.
Plstt, do G. R. Chapman, dol E. q. Fem,
Hartford, Ct, James J. johnson and wife,
Wheeling, Val G. R. HOrraun, Buffalo, C.
c. Tracy, New York.
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wHBAT-al'abulA ga red aH0ai' a. ''S' 'H'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
unIted srnrer Court. JaIy Q7.

The attention of this Court has been Occu-
pied for the past ten days in the trial Of the
case Of F. Prev vs.. John Castle.
The suit is brought to recover damages on
contract, By which defendant promised to
furnish horse to trot in 2:25 for the sum
Of $1,000. The defense is that the transac-
ton was not in esrnest-Only in fun. Fol-
plaintiff, c. L. Fish and Sherman, Of Ash
tabula. For defendant, Paine { Wade.
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N. Y. STOCK nIARKET.-July ~.

MONEY-COntinues plenty at s685 per cent on
CALI but paper ranges from 799 per cent. as in
quality.
STRRLINCs EXCTIANGE-oIosod firm at
lU71fa I67A bankers bills.
STtsCKS-Market nnsettled aud irregular Chi
cago Rock Island 3g6 Cleveland TOledO 262i Ca
lena Chicago 6I56; Illinois central script 6954;
Michigan Southern guaranteed q =; Harlem Hs
do preferred a; Michigan Central az; Erie 23a;
Hudson 80; Pacific Mail II; New York Central 20;
Delaware Hudson S5l4; Louisiana IS 5S North
Carolina 6a; Virginia 4956 Missouri Sc 4U5f; Geor-
Ria 664; Tennessee Is a.; Treasury 6s years g6f;
do l2s lu2 United States So II coupons SO do 8i
coupons s6A; Missouri Southern I'd bonds 60; New
Jersey Central LIST 100.
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CONN MERoIAL
CLKYRI.ANp nIARKEE-July ~.

CLEVELAND nAAkAkE-@HiS -
There iu very little doins to-day. Tho only ssls'
worth reporting are;
WHEAT-2lsobu bush O'd red ahoat, Al slH' az"
car choice new rcd on track At SIC.
CORN-eoO bush fIom store ct S5e.
The market otherwise Is unchanged and dull.
+ Report Of tke New York MARKET.
NEW YOHE, July a, 1901.
BUTTRR-The market for Butter Il not active.
some choice lets arc being moved at 10 TO SIC, but
the bulk Of the stock stil remains In frst hands.
We quote choice ". b. 10 to llc., common to 9o.'
grease 10 70.
CHRRsB-fhod demand fJr choice Cheese Is some.
what better aud sales are made at 70 &C., eommoa
ats to &c.
EGGS-In active request At Y to H' for good.
LARD More i've and selling at tsto %.
BEEs-WAX-GOod demand at 2s to go.
Wes7s prepared to dispose Of produce FOR our
Western eonsignors to as good advantage as any
house in the trade.
Commission Merchants, Is Pearl street.
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PIcK-PocKETs.-There were pick-pockets
among the cOnoOurse of people which was
present at the funeral of ]. E. Wheeler yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. VIM. D. Lepper, who
resides at l24 Ohamplsin street, found on his
return home two purses in his pocket
which had been placed there after having
been riAed of their contents. The owners
can recover the purses by applying at this
office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

n ). MALTBY'S OYSTER DE:
Oa POT QAts Holt 4 MAlthy'l CkliEbkA1lA1
OYSTERS
WILL BE EECEfVED DAlIE
From his establishment in batimore-Plt p =
esn5 aud garranted fresh and good Or no aAle.
AIso hsrmeticnlly Sealed Oysters, Lohstcr1rt 4 l1.
spice Oysters, and sardines Eept oonsiNniH -
asItinor. New York and Princes Pay SfeliC o.
tarS Uili be recsiTed daily b Exrrea1s
~ CsAUEnla for sale By the barrel.
~ no. % Superior SETSot. OlsTsiand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

DAfIAHkLAs OF bUhh LdhDALs
These diseases qu'c1lv relieved and cured b.
gargling the throat with Pain Killer reducsd with
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

CALBY's PATENT CLorHEs WRINeER.-This
Clothes wringer is the best thing of the kind
we have ever seen. It is an apparatus so
constructed as to be easily fastened to q wash
tub whenever it is be used. The clothes are
then taken and passed between two India
rubber cylinders which are turned by q
crank, and the water is pressed out as effect
ually as can be done by wringing with the
hands. It certainly saves wear and tear of
clothes, and the same time saves the poor
wssh-woman an immense amount of hard
work and patience. The editor of this pa
per has used it in his family for several
weeks, and his best-half pronounees it a
capital csntrivance, and would not do with
out it under any consideration whatever.
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NOTHING MORE OUNVINCINa

Of the Vaus OF good remedy could be produced thar
the following letter, corning it does, unsolicited
IRON guntemAn 90 we'll knOWu in that part o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELEcFRIc BATH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rhsuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the circu-
latisa and remove almost every disease in
q manner trAly astonishing. HOOthsr bath
in the world give snSh universal satisfao-
tiOn to the sick. The PlsasSptest bath
room in the city for lsdiss-a female oper-
AtOr in attendance. Ofise No. III Ontario
street. jys
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OsWEGO nIARKET-JuIy 81.

FLOUR-Market unchanged
WHEAT-Searoe and market quiet.
CORN=market 4o lsWer. Sales e,6Oo bush Illi-
RYE-fn demand. Sales 300 bush Canadian
at Soc.
Other grains nominal
CANAL FREIGHTS-Ste teady; -four 2Sc; wheat
90 and corn &c, 70 New York.
LAKE, LBfPORTS-s5,4lO bush wheat; 1900
bush corn.
CANAL KXPORTS-2,OO0 bbls -four; IS 400 bu
wheat; SO 600 bush corn: Ic.6tO bush rye
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REFRIsERAToRs AT COsT.-Having no con-
venient store-room for the ak RefrigeratOrs
now on hand, viz: l "schOOley," 2 "Jew-
ett's upright" and plain chests. I win sell
them AT COST to the 6rstcustOmer that offers
thecash. W. P. Foae.
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DIED,

On University Heights, July 9Th, Mr. EDWIN ].
sHUM Way, aged % years.
His funeral win take place this MondaY1 after
noon at O'clock. Friends Of the family aretnvited
TO attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

@ RefrigeratOrs and water-cOOlers, 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 ard cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of ". L. MARVIN,
No. a., south-Bide Public Square,
iulyI6tf Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Frank PiREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasnuable figures.
0''' asp9lR26:ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

WBooxs1x LAHDs.-Ths subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage
Juneau, Monroe and ocOntO, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property ioea-
ted in the vicinity Of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either By letter OF
otherwise, of ALooTT hosToA'
1873 and l41 Water Street,
;va.ast Cleveland, Ohio.
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OHIO STATE LOAN-sl, 500, 600.
OFFICE OF IHE COMMIssf0NERs OF THE0
SINKING FUSD OF tbs STATE OF ONO,
hma Nu1r
THE STATE OF OHIO DESIRES

DfFICE OF THE Conn ISSIONERg OF THEl
SINKING FUND OF THIS STATE OF ONO,
Columbus, July %, 1851.
THE STATE OF OHIO DESIRES
III TO borrow Ona Million and Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and to that end the Commission
thOrit' OF act Of the General Assembly, will re-
i've sealed proposals At their Office in the City Of
gust and AZ the ager cy II ihs State No 25 William
Street, IN he City Of New York until Y &c Oc NJ ,
81 o. the ne 6 ah aay OF Angu ext the p rchase Of
State, bearing iDtsns, from the hr-t day Of August
leol' AZ the rate ot six per ent pr aanum Bids
Will be received for either OF tue foiOWing classes of
stocks:
ist Certificates 7. deenable at the State Treasury
Ia the City Of Columbus July lst 1873, the interest
payable semi annu.lly the fist day Of May, and the
hrst day OF November in eaon year, at The state
"a. Certificates redeemable at the agency Of the
81 in the laty Of New Ork July lst, l,65 the in
terest payable semi annually, the first day Of Janu
ATy ana tee nrsI day OF July In each year At said
Each proposal must state distinctly for which Of
these classes et etCertcstes IL il mRds, tue amount
o. either which desired and the price for each
hundred dollars Of each class proposed to be taken.
In case any proposal shall not designate the class OF
stock desired by the bidder It shall be deemed to
have been payable where the bid is received. ~
No eonditiynal bid, or bid absolute in its terms
Payment Of the amoant of the respective bids re-
ceiyed IN New fork, must be made at the state
ot and Of The bids eceived at Columbus, within ten
dsys after the a.ceptance thereof 1t which times
pIupeE NeEtAuC stea Will oe Iedul lOE uGlNeIg-
certificates, pa, able the State Treasury, viii be
issued in sums Of 90 aud upward; snd thosa paya-
bic in New ork will be issued in Of $500 and
upWard-at the OF tion OF the bidder.
The Certificates will be payable, Internationally,
July !, 1865, and BY the act auth -rizing toe
loan, exempted from taxation by the State.
Proposals fer the loan must he enclosed in seal
ed enveiop', and addressed 10 The Commissioners
Of the sinking fund," at Columbus, Ohio OF at Nc
/ IS William Street, New York, and endorsed "Pro-
| posals for Ohio Loan" -
B. W. TAYLER.
Auditor Of State.
| A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of Statc,
| r r..-F JAMES MURRAY,
| % Attorney General,
Comm ssiOnsrs Of the hiking Fund Of the Stat
| Ohio "-H sr..t iuly23.34s
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~ The price Of the MoRuNa LEADER 10
nsws Sgsnss n One Dollar and Fifty Cents
par hundred. and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on he LEABEl, 70 NsWs
DoAleFs, Is One-iOurth ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitaing
postage Htsmps shOald ssnd us one and three
cent instead Of larger dOnominsiiOnE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

There IL very little doins to-day. The only sai'
worth reporting are;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Va Twenty Eve kegs prime Western Re-
serve butter for sale low at George sprague's
Oxiati Exehahge. IL H.Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
OERATE AND oINTMENT,

By taking The Syrup directed, Il VA drive ths
disease from tke system, and when once 0If a fsa
IN. q lsE aan-Lo.-lonl ol DE- Ma.E-r-- - -
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EXCLUSION PosTPoxKD.-The steam tug Nj
agara was detained in the dry dock for re-
pairs, which could not be completed in
time 10 go up the Cuyahoga on Saturday as
proposed. She will 60 up soon, however,
and remove some distractions in the river,
and then make several trips as far as posi-
bic, of which due notice will be given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

RErURN or THE ARTILLERY.-A telegraph
to Capt. Ross, of this city, announces that
the Cleveland Light Artillery will be at
home this morning. They will arrive here
on the early Columbus train at o'clock A.
NJ. Arrangements have been made to re-
ceive them with all the honors which short
notice will allow.
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BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD F0ODt
HLllu0 IOUDl I


- AL suffering trom OOnsunBtions inoiplent OF
sSafrned, or IRON debility Of sny kindi CT nOn
sanss: q fr0m Bcfofnl0us cunulalntsi or NON dis
IsaI u ts kidneys or bladder ana e Ladies sai-
IsINa any c tbs many distressing complaints their
saI sre liable 10, and which engender Oonsump ptioui
THR BLOOD FOOD
h onared e q Certain and Belihbl6 Kennedy. Diher-
na IN every particular from the patent medicines OF
NJ isy e "a chsmioal cor hinsfiOn Of IRON UI-
PHQB and n ROBPHOBoH, pfFsFE great WORTH and
5iany hundreds Bee Glad aad grstsfdl testimony 70
10 BENEFITS it has { r1larred on them.
CHURCH DUPOh1t tQ9 Broadyays heg YORK
sonseQusnoe y fraud attempted Hpon the publios
thanfed the color OF the outEtde Wraplsr from hke
6 VIIoW; and Increased the size Of the bottle 70
3unoeE Re very cautious IN buying % Sc that the
hcsnfe Of their signature ts on the outside Of the
0rapDer ns al others are oou terteitH. In conee-
Iuaee a the large demand for this article, ne to
owing druggists have an ordered and reoetFed GpJ-
nliel 81 the new kind, VIZ:
Ohas. A. Kimball, Wm, b. FRENCH J, Il. Hayes
A. Stsnisls and samuel kidder Jr.t Lowell.
Gg- Sold By Wm- FlSKE, Druggi {, Oleyeland,
Nhio. eoG:dAW
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ONLY A QUARTERl-I SEND Z;
By mail, free q Postage, ys5y ys ~ sIicIassoIe
Tica from pIaiats look like Formidable monl.
worth more than quarter for sing e+qqealns
MO.ea HS ~ the famflV circle. Six of oinafanl
powers, 10 si'Oo. sAliRoE BRADSHAW,
,,.,lkRl1 Lock Boz -, Boston, As1I.
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NJ A R I N e.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ROkI OF CLEVELAND.
EETKRED.-July q
Stmr. Nay Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr. City OF Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Prop. Racine, Brett, Buffalo.
Prop. Niagara, Lethrop, Toledo,
Sehr. Rugby, LathrOp, Buffalo
CLEARED
Stmr. Nay Queen, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop. Niagara, LathrOp, Buffalo
Prop. RaJine, Brett, Chicago.
Schr. Leader, Monroe, Chicago.
Schf. Wetael, BrUcker, Port Huron.
Soow L. D. Chaplin, Miner, Saginaw.
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<We eongFatulate % readeEs uP0n

rWe congratulate our readers upon the
- Il q surs cure for Rhsumatism, Gout and
Fs19sSsia Il ln Mercurisl Diseases which q ei-
-. Ns use Of internal medicines, which
fs- ~ s,rsfs,, 'sion and give temporary relief
,rIS n fst h 4 The pnly known remedy e1eeting
a perfect cure, and we feel = sttoo,,toT ~ IN. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN calling etssLslSs VI " 1S 1f ~ ~
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