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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

HEw VORK niAKKEF-ssDt. L

naA
FIsOUR-Markst rules qulte Arm with aood de-.
maud Ior export and q fair tnquiiy FOR home con.
sumptoni at The close there WBre no islers OF aE,
SALES ll69OB bbls !. "a for auu.reBs ss.t.
70 Tor extra state, and fsr choioo: a t
s,.to iof snpsrnns sestorns yl,ss1s s. ioF eomnSa
" ira Nestern; y, ,u0b 10 for shipping brands
eAtrs round hoop Ohio, and BbaEns,7b trade brand9
tANAuA tLoUR-Market quiet and steady
s 1.S oi ~ Dols a. ist,.0git0 fer sapornne; and
-te.o,eO co anon n ehoic8 extra
WHISKY mer. sales Of $50 bbIa Il is5<o
nkAI--MATkvI shade better with good eE-
port msnd, large portisn Of the sales noticed
salos Of 1850 bu.h Chicago Spring at sseaIos;
SI ~ oush hIeine spring a. lt4e@iOs5f 50 W bush
store a. S2ces6 go DOrthWestern CLUB Al i17c: L.
SOl onsh am Der common ll1all e93O0 bush winter
re1 western AZ ll2cllHi 1880 bush red slate at lice
@ll l40i very choice amber Michigan at l22c;
lgO bush whit western At lz3c6s lza5S lysOJ bush
While As9tueky al l2scs Izs stOl bush white Mich
RYE- Market arm and quiet at Sso for stuts
RARLKY-Market dull and nominal
COkN-hArket opened shade hrmer and clogtd
quiet At about Yesterdays figures
saiss q la,00l bnahrls st 7ealsk for inferior
70 common mixed Wostefnt fscN5O for rOOd 70
prime shipping brsndsldoi Sic ioT Westsrn yellow
tATa-holerAts request At ~ 6eN Tor Gambia;
PORK-Market for mess dun and heavy ana
I"eE, 10y out ths market ior primeia without quota
q Of $50 bbls a. for
sEEF-; -;Marks. quiet and steady, and We have
pe IaIE MESS BREF-Markss is dull and
So HAaIs-MArkst Inactive.
Ut hAEATB-narket quiet and prices nominal /
a. !49tA for shoulders, and boe968 for hams.
BAOON market quiet.
- D-Market rules steai ~. Sales Of 400 bbls at
s Ck,FER- Market In fair requcat7elOo lOr Ohio
0HEEsE-Ths Market /. steady, at se7o a. in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

0ANF WADH, Sept. Q, 1891.

GAMP WADE, Sept. Q, 1891.
Owing to the scarcity Of soldiers blankets
in the market, the Government are unsble
to supply but one to each man. This is not
sufficient to render the men comfortable
these chilly nights. If tho friends of the
soldiers in the country and the citizens Of
Cleveland would LOAN to the Camp such old
blankets Orquilts as they may have to spare,
sickness and suffering, which we fear may
OcouF among them, would be avoided.
Their friends are in the habit Of sending
into Camp articles of provision. II, instead
Of this, they would send towels and dish
cloths, the wants of the soldiers would be
better supplied, as the Government furnish
all the food the men need, but none of the
latter articles. ANY thing that may be
loaned or donated, may be left at the Quar-
ter Masters Department in Camp, or ct my
Office 2le Superior street, or by giving me
notice of where TO be obtained, I viii call for
them. Will he citizens respond 70 this a.
generously as to former calls Of like nature.
L. C. THAYER,
Quarter Master.
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IOurBl

MiIITLET AT BEDRoRD.-Tbe Bedford Fair
yesterday was attended BY = large cOneourse
of spectators, and was highly successful
A military drill came of which excited
much applause. The participants were the
Sanford zonaves, Aurora Guards and Ellis
worth ZOuaves. The drill was for prize
purse ofthirty dollars, which was taken by
the Bedford company, who were command
ed By Capt. sandford, of this city. Their
evolutiOns were admirable. Capt sandford
has had the company under instruction
during several month";, snd indeed very few
driIl masters, outside Of West Point, are his
superior.
A second purse Of ten dollars was raised
and presented to q company of boys who
showed mnth proficiency.
Mr.. Leland, Of Newburgh, carried of sew
sral premiums for hne stock.
The trOtting will take place today.
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Trutb from the Pulpit,

Last Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Heath preached in
the Baptist Church on the West Side, it be-
log his first discourse for many months, ss
he had been prostrated by alarming illness.
He stated to the congregation, in prefacipg
his discourse, that he believed he should
have been in his grave but for the skillful
treatment Of ]. WinslOw Aver, at the We'd
dell House that BY his extraordinary sue
cess, by the blessing of Heaven, he had roW
regained his health SO as to be able to ad-
dress them. ls.-...-.. 49,
Rev. Mr.. Heath was suffering from an
alarming throat and bronchial disease ard
oatarrh, and was near his end when Dr..
Aver was called. Mr.. HIS experience is
that of hundreds in this city. The Doctors
rooms at the WeddelI are thronged daily.
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"A eTRAEen CnAFT N TnH RFyns.-N Monday
aitsEnoon 1h1fe aIrcaFod n eur river a rim
looklr yacht with al aeii npt. Pensinp up
q lar e. George B. Dlckiuaon 6 co.'s Eleva.
s19, opposite which abs east anchor. Dur
ing yesterday ahs 9a8 observed b large
numbsE q our oitiGsns, who were unaninous
10 their praise Of her beauty Of model and
trimheaa Of rig. She is owned By aevoral
genusmen-thoToughgOing yachtmen--of
OlsVeland, and is now out with her owners
upon cruihe. She is no hsrbor craft, but
"a only at home when it il blowing great
gnpe" with no land In sight. She bears the
name Of "Rowena," and was built at New
London, Connecticut, In 1857. She ia 81 1895
tons burden; length on deck So feet; breadth |
OF beam 10 feet inches; depth Of hold, |
feet. She has a standing keel Of inches. |
and centre board of IL feet drop; and with |
centre-board up, draws4 feet 9 inches Of |
water In New York harbor she rates a. a /
second class s;oop, and took tha hrst prize in
her class in the June Regatta Of 1859, in
New York bay, that being her frat per-
formance. ftjri TfIIII =
Her cabin is complete in every respect,
having all the comforts and conveniences Of
frst class clipper ship. though necessarily
1n smaller scale. II Is eighteen feet long
BY fourteen feet In width. Forward Of the
-eN+A - PahAJ Nu ouo hllog ana very |
leat state room on the other, and in the bow
the forecsstle, with stove snd cooking APP
oaratus complete. A gentleman from Eng
and, who visited the cabin several times
during Q sail up the river, said
aeh time on reaching the deck, her s'ipsides
re perfect" and We doubted not every per-
on on board was decidedly Of that opinion.
Hersailing qualities were partially tested
yesterday, and quite number Of our citi-
ems, through the kindness Of her owners,
lere permitted TO see from her deck bow
be behaves under canvass They were de-
ldedly Of the opinion that her outside was
leo perfect. c
She will leave this morning, accompanied 0
, the Coral, for sandusky, at which place d
10 Coral is entered for the race 70 come of c
Sandusky Bay, on Thursday. The Ro- d
ena is Of too large dimensions TO warrant Il
sr owners in an attempt 10 take the cup A
ctroit AdUertiScr llh g
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OlNr Woop. sept. u. 1ss1.

- ~ 80 ASNAs
EDIToRs LEADEE Though last nights
rain made guard duty rather moist, and
demonstrated the utility Of rubber blankets,
such is Sthe exeellence Sf our camp ground
that al is nice and dry to-day, and both
drilling and recruiting are going on fnely.
A company Of about seventy men from
Gssuga county are to be in camp to- morrow
under Capt. N. Hamlin, of MunsOn. Very
many Of the company are three months
men. Capt. a. vas member Of the Geau-
Ga Rides, and had seen service in the Mex:-
can war. He had designed going into an
other regiment, but BY the reputation ard
through the lsbOrs Of our excellent field off.
GERS, and the influence Of friends in our
company, has been induced to unite his des-
tinies with the 4lst. We feel sure that be
and his brave boys will do honor to them
selves, The regiment, and the cause. They
are expected At ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, to-mor-
row.
Yours, 7.
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REeNEHTAL BAEOs.--Eot the least neees-
aAry feature in she complete Organization Of
regiment, is the presence Of a regl-
mental band. It is a continued source Of
pleasure to the soldier and aids in passing
many hours whose monOtony would be
otherwise extremely tedious, Soldiers need
relaxasiOns to enable them to do their duty
cheerfullyj and without such there is con-
tinual discomfort and danger Of insubordi-
nation.
A movement is being made, very gener-
ally, for supplying regiments to be hereafter
t Fmed, with good music, and il is said that
Gen. Fremont desires all regiments in his
division to be thus equipped.
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AT CAHP BEOwx.-COl. siebsr has arrived
in the city, and is now at Camp Brown
This gentleman has enjoyed q very high
military reputation in Europe, and has there
servee with distinction. he was also Engi-
neer-in-Chisf OF the Braaillian army. Co.
A, Capt. QuedeRfeld, and Co. B, Capt. Bles-
singh, from Toledo, were mustered in Tues
day. Both Of these officers are highly
spoken Of. Co. E, Capt. HipP, will DO mus
tered in this morning.
5 There acre at Camp Brown yesterday 52T
men. A full company from Chillicoihe is
expected this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

Ike name q lAsyu n, Ansns, ef fhs Arm q
Adams cAnhold, viii Be proseEtsd 70 de County
Union Convention for tbs otzcs q rrosscutlnR Al.
toFnfy. he has lopu been known es q lawyer Of
ability and Integrity, and q is bslisys III. uolpn
ti0n Sil te generally 'atisiaososy.
EDrroAs LuADra :-Pk as, annoppss I, a mama n,
Q. u. BAnnHR, Esq, as proper to DO brought before
the Union oinven,lon as e candidate for Rspresept
ativs. NJ. Barber 4 thorough Union mar, and
has shown the right spirit and the right aetou ever
lineo the frFt gun was nred At Eumptsr.
MHsaus. EDiToRs = Please announce the name Of
JEEFERsoN THoHAs a. Union eanaldato for the
once Of Coroner subject 10 tho voto Of the Uonven.
tlon to Be held in this city Saturday next, and
Obllss NuMrRors yo,srs.
Mlsns EDIToRs ;-Pleaus announce the pams of
y. J. DioEHAE, Esq a. a candidate for nomination
~ the Union Convention for member Of the Legis-
lAtuFs, HeWiil b supported byA
HOsT OF TnInSDs
bfA7R sRSAEoa-EDiFJis IKADER.-As II IA
thought By mahy that the Senator or the next term
Will propeEiy DO from the oty-by the customary
ahasgo oflocality Of Candidatos-tho mama Of Hon.
RuFus P.tPALD Se will DO admitted to the Union
Convention, subject to its decision for this ofioe
All will eoatels the suitablsness Of such omIna
on.
MANY FRISSns oF THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS.
PROSECUTING ATToRSET.-The name OF James n. |
oues' Fsq., Will be brought before tho Union Nom
1aiipg Convention OF Cuyahoea county, as a can
date Tor the Onleo Of Prosecuting Attorney. He is
very way 0oalihsd to discharge the dutss Of the
ce' AMI If elected tho Interests ofour citizens will
ufer no detdment at his hunis. He viii receive
As cordial supportof
Ho-Ts OF FRHSBs or All PARrIEs.
REooRDER--J'y odoll viii, at the approaching
Inio1 ConV. MI n, ask Of the People OF OuyahoRn
unty, authority from them TO but IN ,ir Deeds up-
n record, and do such other business as they NAV
'lre to have done, pertaining te the once Of Re-
'rder OF said county. Nine years Of practice under
'PutIsod authority, inspires him With the belief
iat be can do it as principal to their satisfction-
nd furthermore, docs not believe in throwing
ass 10 traitors.
ESQ. A. KoLHH ia candidate for the ofBes fCouu-
Recorder, sub ect to the decision Of the Union
ominating Convention.
IAEEs RROEEEsHIRE is announced as a candidate
: Reoorder, subject to the dosision Of the BnIon
nveution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

0---~NA~ =
The Northern Ohio Conference Of thu "a
3. Church elosed its session in Millersbure.
On the eth. The following are the sppoint-
msnta for the Cleveland District:
Thomas BsFkdell, P. E. -
Cleveland, Church street.. A. Nudge.
Bridge styeet-A. B. Cockrand.
Elyria, ", B Disbro.
Evou, ]. ". Redding, J. Sites.
Brooklyn, W. n. conant.
Berea, D. D. T. Martison.
Riehfsld, A r. Owen, 8. D. Jacobs.
Brunswick, 7. J.. Pope, 7. Z. Wails-
Medina, s. Z. Palmer.
Wellington, G. A. Reeder, A. @. Eund-
Yermiliion. J. W. Thompson.
La Porte, A. B. Castle.
Pitisfeld, R. Humphrey.
Baldwin University, ]. Wheeler, presi-
deHt g. 81. Hariupee and W. @. Pig.ce, Pro-
fessors; G. N. Huckins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

TIE FoRTT-FIRsT REemEET.-Lieut. Col.
Wiseman and MAJ. Mysatt have been inde-
f. tighble in their efforts to bring the Forty
a., Regiment to high state of discipline
and ord, Y, snd they have been in high de-
,,.a 49,. 'sful. Even to 8 casual observer
tbs sxtr.ord;r SFy nsHsnsss and SOldieEly ap-
oe,rsnos a. lths. amp is apparent. The re-
erpi,, b.,,s 81. ~, Y best Of provisions, fcr
vb;,6 Tv.RF.-.,,.l +. Snson is responsible.
= Col. Hasen will be here 's week ana Py
the time Of his arrival seven Hanefeo men
wiz be in camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

NEw News DEFOT.-W. D. Baker, Rho.iS
now occupying the news depot in HofnAn's
Block, opposite the Post Office, has some
very elegant publications on histshelves.-
Among many other serials, mention may
be made Of the History Of Battles in this
country from the commencement Of the
American Revolution till the close Of the
Mexican war. The engravings are executed
In the best manner, and are from pictures
by eminent artists. Works of this kind are
much sought after at this time, and Mr.,
Baker can answer to the demand,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

-fhe Bes0m Of Destruction ia the faral-
~ among cur yOunf re uidals-aroa % indulrs IN
s-c,-a and debasins e .. Thoso Who aro yoarn.
nliefsous iHhuen . 6, eispel The growing eva,
unoeid rad ''nuns y ,lty, or Physiological Re-
saarohse. I" le dsnRsst An vivid eolors lsor II Il
heaanfally tluasu od) he causes and slocts q 10
e4lsnd Vial disc ID decay, pointing out ths
o@,1 surs saioty " -. sead the adTortisement of
eriaaamAr' On an0tasr oalun1n.
80 ~ d.. bAEEOVs - Bloacksr st.s n. Z. PF1os
ee-A.a- 1e1t rec ol postage eVsTTWhere. Readths
g lo7oI18noltol ss1rlossmaF' A unothaP column.
Aso soaa bY & 3. GayIord ana WIinsn Fisks
uzneEi1o. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

- The price Of ne MOsHlrs L.Apua 10
new. agents . One Dollar and Finy csat.
PR hundred, and 40 deviation undsr any
Circumstance.
1ne postage on The LnlDan, 70 New
Dealers, ia Oas-iourth Of q cent por copy.
We would prefer that parties romittinR
Postsge sieaps ahould send us one and Ghreo
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

BRoEs's sUsPEETI0E WAIsT.--Ladies nave
YOU ever seen Browns "suspenaiOn Waistf
1t certainly is the best health promoter LOT
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced to 60 without them. ItsiVeS sym
metry to the form, and at the same time
perfect support 70 the weight Nf the gar
meuts, and entire ease and freedom OF move
ment. You had better live ladies wlSle you
live. and this waist would be truly life
preserver to many dropping, " weakly Wo-
men. See Norris kshefaeld's advertisement
IN tO-dsy's paper.
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N.Y. sFocK a1ARKRT.-sept. N.
TI4 TEEIeaAPH.I

NI0NRY-Plenty at f05 on call.
STEhLlNts E4CHANGk-Yery 1rm lO7A@
los best bankers bills.
/ HrOCkB-Rather dull and easier, closing rather
moderate.
Baltimore and Ohio eOAj Chicago Galena 6sJ(;
llnots central scrip 6lA; 1ichlgan Southern guar
anteed 81 kesding ,; Hudson s3,f Pacidc MRf 80.
Delaware Hudson s5]S; Illinois Central bonds ss;
New fo ST Sc lYlf; Treasury lus 1905 Oincin-
nau, ColumDus Cleveland p5; Panama ilIc; Mich,
igan southern l4S; New York Central Tssf; Galena
Ohlcago % bonds 20; Erie 9Th %; TreaaurY saQah
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

~ Carbon OIL at 40 cents per gallon,
Laorieating Oh st 20 and IS cent?; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family use; No. Mack
erai, Dried Beef. Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard as 6EoR0E srRAsgEb,
Oviatt's Exchange, Cleveland. o.
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OsWKGO aIARKRT-sepr. 11.

By rELKGRAPH.l
FLOUR Market unchanged Sales ct Si,fs for
fancy from spriug wheat.
~ Ear Market quiet
CORN-MArket quiet.
Otier grains quiet
CANAL FRElGHTS-Dull at 3lo on dour,
&c on wheat, sc corn TO New York
LAKE IMPORTS --bbls hour Is sro bush
Whe &. q, 40 bush corn
CAHAL EXPOkkTsl-4t3s bl,ls aour. A lno bush
whs.t; 5000 bush corn, 500 bush oats 100 bush
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Army goods, army blankets, fan-
-nels' blue cloths, and military buttons, at
Alcott 4 Horizons, lSO and 14I Water ntreet.
seplI7 d2w
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OHICAGO 1IARKKT-sept. m.

lBN fELEdRAfHs
RLOUR-MArkst steady
WI HEAT-Market active Sale NJ sSeasss< f,r
Ne. ]; Sic No. in store
0nN-4c lower, 1910 mixed in store.
I46, 900 bush orn;
sHIPMENTs-9,sOO bbls -FOUR 1900 bushsls
RRElGHT8-Fifm
EXCHANGE-ExchAnze unchanged
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Coz. AHDsrWs.-Col. Andrews in said to be
IN very critical condition, his symptoms
naYlns become Of AZ intermittent type. 1t
= hoped that his strong eonssis ltion will
carry aim through IN safety, hut serious
iearS are entertained that he may not re-
cover.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

M, Ii .seR FOE THE SICK AND WOUNDED
So, ,ldieris Aid Society, No. SS
D.I ~ a., >et. Cleveland, Ohio. Donations Of
ua.,;,.l h. >idiue. r,.,w and half-wOrn Shirts
and drawers, sIippsss, bed-gOwnS. tOwelf'
Old linen and sOtsOn sOg lint and bandagss'
wOolsn yarn a,d knitted seek'' rice fsriHA'
oatmeal, pearl-l,arlsy, dried fEqlSs and oer-
ries. canned vegetables or fruits, jsllie'' &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to Il O'Clock,
a. N RRs. B. ROUss, Pres't.
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IMPORTANT 70 EvERE OXE.-We wish TO
call your attention to the advertisement in
to days paper, Of DR.. E. L. soule Co. o.s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of a century been
household word ell 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
50. They are purely vegetabIe-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
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BUFFALO MARKET-sept. n.
fnv ~urrgt.,-,

ELOQH-Market quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Market quiet bat firm JaIes Of Is co
bush Chicago spring q sc: ti new DO T7c
CORN mHrEet firm; sa es Of 500 bush AL Al As.
q. .fOn bush af 25fc.
RYE-Msrkst In moderate demand. Sales Of 900
bush western at &c.
wheat 20 New York
LAKE ImPDRT8-l9Ono bbla dour IQiooo bush
wheat, 2s3O00 bush corn.
UANAL EXP0RTB-OOnOb bls aour, r. M bush
RE ' ~ N-
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THE CITY.

- The Union voters Of the Eleventh
Ward are requested to meet at the Engine
House Of No. 10, at half past 7 o'clock this
Pm.
Evening papers please copy.
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CAV.1ar WASTED.-ss Lieut.. strnight's
advertisement for men to join his ca valry
Company, IN another 90 lUmn. Lieut. S. is an
ofdoar of eEceiieni abb lisies, and is well cal
eala'ea g fal,e 3 ccmE'any Of the right class
Of msl.
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Evening papers please copy.

~ A. McReynolds, Esq, Of Euclid, win
address the citizens Of Independence, at the
Town Hall, on Friday Tomorrow evening,
at ! o'clock. The subject Of his address will
be "The Union"
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n. Y. CATTLE AIARKET-sept. n.
fHE TELKGRAPH.I

BEEVES-Market dull and declined Ho Re
icep 57i6 quoted at 65fcdsk
eHkEP-Unehnnged. Receipts lll69; quoted at
sWiNk-steady. Receipts 7g7s; quoted at sXo
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l. a. sOLONOVsoN,

1sos acl ss6 Seisaafc Op6eiGa,
Kes. - sTt q. q tes most i@gISSSsS
N FeEr Or ar slgheodJ are ground uncef Eia oan
o1,oosIon u mnchlrerf Of nsg oongtrpoti2ns With
err-r NJ Vfsknaa !, DlHEiuaaE on AH3Ammatton OF t1e
LIZA, aud ma 1I1E uirsnEth GA lenG noeding uT
~ sol0lnonsou you'd here inform the publie thet
hlnsVsz oIaBl0ys asF one IN the sale q hls 49,
~ al9o. = urlrnfi n assortment on y 6l5AlHAsi
rTCFOeC0PEs CONPAEeES, 40, On hand.
feE AHzIF1ciAl aEEs iusarted sithouf laAn'
io15is1--Ii5. i1iieupeS5or stEsst, undoT AEorioan
Uosrs unall.dAw
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4 Q B s q . . ,
A FARM OF "a AoRx,


HIIH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
we'll eistern and out houses, all new, iust Compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house h bniif
WITH All modern improvements: the grounds have a
Hout on hinsman Avenue 81 20 rods; q beautiful
Iayine and living brook run through the rear end
q the Aar there are several springs Of pure VatsI
rnnning out ron the banks # the ravine, WHICH,
VITA simple ydraulio works, can be ConVoFad toanF
partoi mo Farm. For Gentiemanis RPgidepci
the Whoie grounds can be elegantly and ta5fsfuilV
arInngsd. sor Garden, Vineyard, or Frzft Cul.
osy-only about 100 rods from the porat On irif
Ihi5 Arm can Be divided into lots 0t cne 70 dVs a
more acres and maze elegant residences, and Al a
Ar8s ADVANCE OF the price st which Il can now b
Purchased There are about or scrs8 a VToof.
iands part Of which 4 q beautiful Grove 7The
me In trOnt Of this Farm a gr1Trf = - -
Aiso-A hEH TWO STORY BRICK HOUBE
Barn. Out Buildings, &C., corner Of Kinsman I'D
FOREST Streets Lot ll2 ieef on Kfnsman and 8o5 on
Forest street House and Improvement are All drSf
ea.s vita az ths naodern style, and bult IN sub
AlsO-A NEW TWO sTORY BRICK. BoUsR
Barn out Buildings, &c, situated on Foregf gtresf
lust noTth Of the residences Of the Hon. A. G. Riddle
Lol 10 teet rolt ey 22s feet deep. This l. hrss
sia5 mousse oullt ID substantal manner, and n
tAe Ateiian Atyie q areE Eiteetpre.
Also--Another TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
Barn. Out Buldings &c-, adjoining ne one lSst a.
soribed Lot 100 let front b. rs sost dssR and Al
ishsd In all respects lihe the osher
Also-ONE VACANT LOT, on Kinsman Btroet
streeta, lis sst front by 39s deep Nine lots On FoF
est stpeot, between hins1nau ana sooViII 'aFsuIls
east side, Lots 50 feet fronf By rs feet desp Wii
SCI On time 60 auit purchasers. 7r aHT r1' r.
- For mEther information enquire Of the undsr
sisneo, 70: 4Os kinsnAan st-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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ULEVKLAND mAHKET-Se11. -.

BL0UR-Qusst and s'sady
WHEAT'-sS % hOOl bus red free on board at
sc cars white at 9se. do. Al 90.
COkh-sa'ss S.ooO bush free on bOarI at SC,
and I,ooO bus rhoat SO.
OATs-sales 2,OCOI 49,, and 1 car
at same.
HIGuwTNps--s.,,.,. .A.,.,.
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FRANK PAREHR.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rsasapable figures.
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amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
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