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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

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sbsn cen NeusDcrt uno phi:
IaeGlpbia Srbalten moroGn, uno
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ten, britsn uno btft:aue9epabl;
ten Stcd aus, Der il in bisfsm
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nuroe.-Gr hatitbsr 900 20,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
8aueret au perf1ufen.

8aueret 5u pert1ufen.
Der llntr,eiGnstr tirtst tirrbu6 feline berrli.
de 8ausrsi pur6 Yripatbunbel gum 9srtauf an.
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10 BON Bethlehem mad gataiauaua fibrt, uno III
tesran,t purh 0dnber BON @owarO glewra, Sobn
S6wsibrr, ScIspb SslGnr unc unrue.
Oic SSnmerci entb6lt 10 0lcfcr
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bet ii& au6 cine Stipsr prtes nit tinsm sutsn
5aus barauf.
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bsm, Wleilen pon @atdIduauu uno Wstlsn
pcn QQrntaun, unb earaus iiebt man, bab man
ben Wartt nubs bat. - DisIe 8ausrsi fam In
trinsr 5infGt In bIssm sbsiIs bss Stuats itsr'
trcffsn tpsrben.
Das NdtGs srfGtrt man tptnn man Bal bem
llntsrSe6nstrn dnruft Der Itlbit barauf wctnt.
Die SsbinsunSsn tOnnsn esmuGt rprrOsn, 70
cab iis pabsn.
Daniel Ra9el.
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October bur6 gripatbanbrl pertauft, 70 pirb 10
Oann UNI lltr bss NaGmittass an ssmslbstsm
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
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Sbarles Weubdrb.

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1T 9eraoe 9eoendber Der Sco'Se(lop
SOalle, Qaentaun.
NlIentauu, Sept. 10. na3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
NKw YOkK sIAKKRT-seps. "a.

FIOUR-MArket has ngsin advanced about IOc
psr Dbl and demald less active, and after the Per-
SALES Is 40 bbs a. g. lud5 IS for rejecied. 81 -
5sfn for supernne state; S5s1570 Tor extra state:
non s. siin sir s,I 4 % @ ior Son-
R.ng 9Eanos sxtra round hoop Ohio S6,as95,25 iOr
CANADA FLOUR-MArEst doing beftsr, sales
t'saa.a5 . ioTconmon 70 choice extra
h1k ELgUh-AArket hTm with . moderate
CORN 1IEAi-HAfks; quiet, without change
WHIsKY-Marksi without important change.
Saies so bbls ~ D..
WHRAT-Market opeDed rather better. but A.
ter the Prrsias news holders disposed 10 sell
~ Saturdays prizes SALES are IS M bush Chios 90
spring az g. ls3i,lo; $50 bush Allwankes club 4
tslaoi,1 5, 20 bush red state a. g,f6Gl % a. %
bush chciee amber Iowa at yL22sl.Bii il6,5o0 bush
winter red Test@rn ~ 81 ia g, l6uJ bsh an Der
At Sls5al -. so bush white Kentucky a. gis,R
l,4Ij 90 o bush white Canada a. u -.
hHk-hErket gust atScg6sjze or Wesiorni 700
.BARLEY-HarEst auist. sc offered, and 7Oc
CORN-In largs supply ana with only moderate
eTp1rt demand the market has declined lszc- sails
Eo,@0 bush ~ 5oc for damaged mixed western; sea
Sc for common % fair do ~ CSC f0r good 70 prime
OXT s-In moderate rsqust ats0ssls for Cana
dian; e4ftS551c for western and state
ePORK-Market quiet Is ana without nstsriaI
chance ssles 40 bbls Al Sl4 50Slli528 for meas
BEEF-Marksf continues quiet but without ma
terial change. SAILS q 100 bbs At s4.0naf 10 lor
cOGnfTy prime; s55,5O country msss; E91iI Is f1r
repack a Iness; SlI 7st9I5, 90 fCr ezra mesa
PRLdE MISS BESF-na-kst Il dull and
nominal.
BRER HAms,-Narkst inactiVe
CUT ~ RATS Market a shade hrmer With fair
demand. Sale ~ &C for shoulcers, and sAGsjze
for hams.
BACON-IB better. demand Sales % hhds dry
sElted si1es ~ ffiTsie terms.
LARD-EkFlSss STEADY with sales al saecs and
choice II PC.
HUTTEK-ldsrket In fair request 7oIOc iOr Ohio
and lifall5<c -s.r STATE.
BHERsR-lrhs market Is steady, at ss7e As in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
~ The large 8

~ The large sales Of Wines and Liquors
By Messrs. o. Cutter 4 Son, embracing 45o
cases Of old Bourbon Whisky Of well known
brands, and so doz. HOughton's Native
Wines, takes place this morning ct their
Auction Room, Bank street, at 10 o'clock.
Dealers and those who contemplate pur-
chasing should bear this in mind. This is
the best lot of Wines and Liquors that has
been offered at auction in this city in years.
It was not put up with view Of its ever
being offered at sution, but is sold in order
10 close up the sfAirs Of = bankrupt firm
We understand it is 10 be sold without re-
gard to cost. This is also the Uery best ohaAos
to purchase Houghton's Native Wines at
auction. There are but 50 dozen left, and
there viii be DO more in the ma rket atiWice
the price it has sold for at previous auction
sales Of HE wines. "a word 10 the wise, {"
L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
z o b s A L E.
A FAM OF q AcREs,

-
WITH a two STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, WITH barn
WE'LL estern and out houses, al nsW, Just compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. Inc house Il built
WITH All modern impFoTenent8i the grounds have
mont on Amman Avenue ef - rodB 9 beautiful
raEins aud living brook run through tls rear end
q ne arm there are several spr1nes Of pure Eatel
running out IRON the banks Of ths EsFins, Which
with simple hydraulic works, be conveyed % any
part Of he Yarn EOr . 9entlemAniB Residsucs
the whole grounds can Be elegantly and tastefully
arranged gor Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cal
city-Only about 100 rods from the corporation utl
This hrm Be divided into lots OF one 70 dEs o.
more acres, and make elegant residences, and at z
large advance Of the pr1ce ~ which II nov be
Furehased- There are about 5 Or ecrss Of Wood-
lad, . part Of which i . bsautif1l Grove. Ths
Einsman Street Railroad paasas through the Ave
noe in front Of this Farm
Aiso-A NV TWO BTORY BRICK HOUSE,
barnt Out Buildings, &c, corner Of kfnEman add
Forest streetB- Lot liz iset kfnaman, and 80 on
class, with al tbs mOdsrn style, and built IN sub
Etantial manner.
Aiso-A HEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE
Barn. Ont Buildings, 6e., situated FOTest street
Just north Of tie residence Of the Hon A g. Riddls
Lot 100 fest ront b. u fest deep This u q frgf
class hOuss, built IN q substantial manner, and Il
the Italian style Of arckttscturs.
Al50-Anothsr TWO sTORT BRICK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings Sc, adjoining the last De-
5crbed Lot Loo tset front b. Is fsst dssp, and An
ished in all respects like the other.
Also-O6E VACANT LOT, on EinsmAn strset
second lot from the corner Of KiSaman and Egrsg
streets ll5 fsst mont b. rs dep Htus l0t8, On Tor
est street. between kinaman ana Hcovfu AVeu ua
east side. LOts - ieet front By E5 isst deep. vii
sell on sine 70 suit purchasers.
98-For further Information enquire Of the undgF
Gignedi ho- 80 kinsmaa st., CleFelanns Ohio.
Iuae1rfs B. BAREER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
FINE CHANCE FOR INVEST.
FOR SALE,

Ths veil established BREWERY, kn-En a.
the Bay Ciiy BreWerJ, situated upoa the Bay shore
ana al lninz TIE western corporation line Of ran-
dusEy city, Ohto. GcOd EateT Il ~ command. FCel
= abundant A. chsep rAtss. 3 .iiroiad commuuica-
y a D. open eith-r tCufhs east or " %. IRE 7. d
y tr4ek les IN mont Of the premises and adords
good facilities Tor transfer Of grain without caTtag
There are nearly thrBe acr Of land connected
Eith the Brewery LAID Of into seventeen building
lots, aside IRON the ground employed By thu BreE-
eiy The build ngs substantially built of stona
and brick, and compris- . BnsWery and two dwell
ings. E0od stabis ts fttsched- l. he works are
new q IN -xesllsnt order, and are admirablT
Planned Tor cOnrenieace and Elective uss
1he whole properly, the works, q fun stork Of
Darnelss tmplements and mschinsTy, aud q supply
OF prime SICK ale are offered ~ . moderate plice
upo1 MODERATE tsrma- Title gOod-Wsrrautss deed.
Tor information apply u Nm- MettlsberEeF
Cleveland, Ohio, or On the prefcis=s 70
bsltt.a55 4 G. p. MITILERERGEE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

Il the efsctual remedy FOR BelaIatiOa. speruator-
rhma and ENharstion n the Systsu-
TRIESEMAR No 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

~ A fine collection Of Garden and Par
Ior statuary Is now ready for examination
at the store No. lis Superior street. The
PsrIor pieces are OF hrSt quality Italian mag
Bile, and the Garden pieces Of second quality,
ALI the importation of Viii Brothers, QAse
Vito Viii { Sons of Philadelphia The
whole collection will be sold on wednesday,
25th inst, at 3 O'Clock P. N at public sale.
The sale viii be conducted BY Mr.. Il.
Moore. VEu BEoTHEEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
MARRIED.
BUSINESS NOTICES

INPoKTANT 70 EVERY 0HE.-Ws wish 10
call your attention to the advertisement in
tO-dsy's paper, Of DR.. E. L. souls & Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. TheSoxeellent pills
have for nearly quarter Of a century been
q household word ell over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more ofthem are
used than any other kind, makes Us think
50. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope'
rations. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

PEEsoEAL--CsPtain Kelses, Of Company
Il, sth Regiment, as at the Forest City
House last evening. Capt. K. has besn sick
for two months past, and Is on his way home
70 Medina on = fuFlOugh. His Company is
at Webster, four miles from Grafton, West
srn Virginia.
Capt Kelsea tells Us that on the 10th Of
August there were $50 members 0 the sIh
on Ihs sick List, but that at the time Of his
leaving the regiment it was in eOmParAtivO-
II good health. Seven Companies are al
New Creek, between Oakland and cunber-
land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

AMERICAN MusTcAL TALEET.-our friend,
Mr.. Randolph Hall, leader of the renowned
Boston brass band, whose eloquent notes
have delighted the citizens Of this city Oh
several occasions, is playing in England and
nesting with great success. A Liverpool
paper speaks o. his cOrnet performance As
exciting degree of enthusiasm which it
never has seen in any public assemblage.-
Mr.. Hall is certainly deserving of all the
success which he may achieve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
CLEVELAND mARKFT--sept. p.

FLoUR-sAlss ofiOO bbls rsdsIsO The market
Is firm.
RHRAT-Has advanced SCALA. Sales VtFs l5
cara red or track q; si.Oo; car poor white At the
same; sears good DO at sioz; and ears DO At Sl.a.
The narhot closes quiet II the sdTanos.
CORN-sales Of sOoO tush aaoat At sa5le.
OATs-sAlss ofIsOl bu.h aHoat At &c, and car
do - same.
RYE-QuOtabls at t5s
HIGHwINEs-stiG at IsJ4e. No sales report.
ed.
RRUITs-Dded ApslCs are he!e at 4a4J1c.-
CrHnbefries a-s on msrfst at soc bbl
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged
EGGs-se-IIng at esze- aeeordinz % nonaItltLan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

TaE FIEE AETs.-The collection Of ParlOr
and Garden ststusry in Italian marble ls
now ready for inspection stthe store No. IFS
Superior street, next door TO Messrs. Taylor
4 GriswOld, and will be sold at public sale
tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o.
clock. Theassortment is the importation Of
the Viii Brothers, Of PhiladelPhia, late Viii
L Sons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

lxDBFEHsLBLE.-If you want healthy,
light bread, biscuit, and pastry Of all kinds,
use only D. B. De Land 4 Co.'S Chemical
ssleraius. Il is truly the " house wife's IA
YOrite, ," and is indispensable in producing
the above results. You can get it Of all re-
spectable dealers everywhere. d&wIE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

TOUB QUARTERs OF THl oLOBE.
Europe, Asis, Africa and A1nsrica I'D b. ths PER
senator Of the Goddess Of Liberty-
M JAuOE SHOULEs, ths mast famous GyDnast
on Horseback.
Aoas AEEEASpRE Z4EEaEzFI. vhil0n Cf tbs
RaTel rroupes on the coras IendHe. Tho ferSeioas
Spectacle OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

RIcE-Dan Rice opened his circle Of de-
liah.a and his budget Of "goAz'' yesterday
70 q smiling and good hunored audienee.-
The performance is really excellent, and will
entsrtsiia ell circus gOsrs greatly. Each and
every one Of the trick animals, kangaroo and
jaekasses included are extremely gentleman
" and well behaved fellows, and aPPeas 70
entertain sentiments Of high consideration
for the "EiEfh" Daniel. You should see
thsm together to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
THE CITY.
Camp Weed.

Camp Weed.
Any one wishing to get an idea Of what 8
neat, orderly, and therefore soldisrly camp
is, should visit Camp Wood, the abiding
place Of the 4Ist Regiment. Everything
bears witness 70 the rigid Observance Of the
q arst Law Of heaven" and stroll from the
guard tents over the parade ground, through
the mems quarters, kitchens and ohieers'
quarters, wiz not result in the discovery Of
an obstacle in the nature Of dirt or Litter,
sufficient to impede the march Of & LiIipu-
tian. The same cleanliness chAractsriEes
the dress Of the men. There moreover is no
rude shouting or rough play at unseeu,ly
times. Soldiers approach officers respect
fully and await quietly until they can be at
tended to. It can readily be seen how at
tenlion 70 such matters increases the health,
the discipline, and cons qusntly the effcisn-
ey Of soldiers; and certainly they are Ear
hsPpier under wholesome structures than
whore there is no cOntrol.
The grounds yesierdAy were covered with
little squads Of men undergoing drill By
their respective lieutenants and sergeants,
and marked advance in proficiency is evil
dent. In AL respects, ef6csrs and men e1
press themselves highly gratiasd at the
rules and regulations which Col. HsEsn has
laid down for their guidance, and therein
they certainly exhibit their wisdom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
BUFFALO MARKKT-sept. 23.

FLOUR Market rnchsuEsi.
WHEAT-IB fair demand and market firm
Sales 500 bush Chicago spring AZ 95cs i4fHD bush
do al &c. go 5uah port Wa.hingtOn spring a. s5e
SO ush KenoshA Climb u slss; 500 bush white
winter western AZ 81 O. 5JJ1 bush amber Michigan
81 81 ~.
CORN-In fdr dem nd and market &c better,
but les Tm al the c.0-s. sa.es s % buahat 3ci and
60,0C0 bush At e95{c. r.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL RREfGHT8-i6Hc on corn, I3e on
wheat 20 New York
LAKE TIIPORTs-lsOn bbls nour. "a 90 b
wheat; z1,Ooo bush corn; slso0 bush cats; 500 tu
rye
buEh corn. GO bush re. u. Oh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

Col. TYLEE.-The Western Virginisn cor
respondent Of the Cineinnati Commercial,
writing on the 17ih, says:
Col. Tyler visited the General yesterdGy.-
am pleased to say that the General is salts
fed with his conduct st The battle Of Gross
Lanea, His own statements concerning that
affair have been generally substantiated BY
olher testimony. It is true that be made 3
nlanly fight, and that If he had been sup
ported By Eve hundred more men he would
have tbrashed FlOyd's whole sOres. Tyleg's
men say that he exposed his own person
most gaIlantly, and that he could have re-
treated suecessfully With his regiment with
out fighting, II he had desired 70 do 80. Il
IS also true that be captured q rebel flag in
the fight His own regimental dag was pre-
serTtd By q sturdy German. Col. Tyler Or
dered him 70 cut of the Gag stsf, roll up
The Gag, and bring it 70 him. "By ling, ("
esid the Duiehmsn, "dey no gstz It. fetch
Is him TO you" Three days aftarEads the
honest fellow delivered the precious flag 70
his Colonel atGauiey Bridge. Our total loss
81 that STAIR was IS killed, about 40 wound
ed, and according 10 rebel statements, 12o
prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

FIeHr1xG PRfsTERs.-A company, 70 be
composed a. Ear IS possible Of printers, is in
process Of formation in this city, 70 Be com
manded BY A. C. Mcmillan. L viii be call
ed the e Ben Franklin Guards" and has
been assigned position in Col. Mays Tegi-
menE-Det. Adv.
We are pleased 70 chronicle such items Is
the above, for Il sOsF privilege 70 know that
no better or brnver men could be led to the
feld in defense Of the nstiOnal Gag and hon
cr than those drawn from the printing Offices
,f the land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

IhlEShAAk NO. ],
Il the efsctual remedy for BelaKatio9. speruatCr-
rhnd and ENhar5fiou Il the syEteEl-
TRIESEMAR No. 2
Completely and entirely eraiioatss Al tracsl %
fho5s disorders, for which CoraTis E1d Cubsbg tFs
generally been thought antfd0is, 70 the ruin gf
the health Of vast portiOn OF the pOpuiE-ion.
TRIESEAAR No. 8
Is the great and remedy of The CIVILIZED ulFld
Tor AL in puritieE Of the system, vel ssco1d7T
EyDDtoms ObgiGfing the destructive - o. 1l-fc1
r. a. well as othsr deleteriou8 tnFredifutg, and
lfe5 an the sarsaDarilla in the World cannot -
move TRlE6EMkE sos ], and ara aiikH o.
void of taste or smell and q ali uausssfing 1-ali'
ties Iheg n tbs t0rm Of ioEe1ee. and nay -
on ths toilet table Eitholt their Use teug reftd
Sod II sin cases ~ - each, o. i01F 8 ca1s ~ aQe
for s. and in So e4ses thus saving y, e. adni!
tersd b. VaIpezu. Lallemands hOuE, 6e- N 10l1lei9
ana Retail b. Dr. II A. BA skuks lff 6leegEer lt-s
ftour doors fron McDC1Eal gt-sefl eeB York IN
media-eig On recalpi OF fenittl1ees u baltoe WI
forward Triesemar % any pGTf q ne VOID 1oel8-
Il parksd end addressed sccor1ing 10 he nstrao-
tons u -he writer.
u1 Triessmar can also Be obtained y authoriiJ
Of I7f. BErrgE from G. y. ClArks CisFflana-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24


CAPT. JOHE BRoWE. JR.' s RIFLENEx.-Sev
snty men Of Capt. John Brown, Jr.s, Rifle
eempany came in on the Lake Shore Road
yos erday afternoon, and p oceeded to Camp
Wade, Where they viii rendezvous during
their stay here. Fifty more from various
parts Of the State viii arrive in & day or
two. This company i, worthy Of particular
notice from being composed Of some Of the
very best mErk1men 70 be found in the coun-
try, as also men picked for their strength
and capacity for endurance. More than q
dozen Of the company stand six feet one
inch and upward, with proFortiOnaie mus
cular development, and al have been edu-
Gated TO Withstand vicissitude and hardship
70 the utmost of human sDdurAncs. The
company VIII probably leave in the course
Of a week 10 join Montgomery in Kansas,
and We shall expect 10 hear Of great deeds
Of proves and bravery by It under the
lsaderhhiP Of the gallant Montgomery and
its no less brave Captain,
We have been requested BY the officers Of
the company tosPeak Ct the highly gratifying
and Courteous manner in which they were
received at Camp Wade. On their arrival >
salute was fred, and their welcome wal most
cordial. Tents had been pitched for their
accommodation, and everything that could
conduee to their comfort had been provided.
To the activity of Quarter Master Thayer,
in securing these advantages, they feel espe
cially indebted and thankful. Our citizens
viii have an opportunity Of looking at this
fne company, and judging for themselves
As to what they win be likely to accomplish
Oh the battle field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24
sTUPRNDOUs UNDERTAKING.

NecezlAJ 70 prOduos With tsne ssct, aud sclaf the
SDeetaeL5 and Rhetorical P0rTGhres
That have in combination, rendered this institution
60 elaentiEilT different from all Others, and that
have indepsndsut Of giving q world vide pOpulzri
y made IL school Of instruction, pace Cftnpocouf
recreation. that derives large and constantis II
eeasing patr mage on the cergJs and the rensds
religious and moral portions Of socirty.
10 Euc-essiuliF carry oct the OriEinaI tnteutisu
Of the msnaseDfnf, and avoid cstsnti0n OF disaD-
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for SaIs OF 8Fut.

DOR SALG.-TO Gloss TIE BUsI.
IL NEss ofthe late nrn Of 4. WHILE 90.
he AAchtnerE sToO1, stoCk Of LuIateF, Water Draw
OE8s Ges viii b sold on reasOnabis tefrns
GEO. ". WOODNORTH
Surviving PaTtd6r.
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No EKEs.-No news is said TO be good
news. This may be true at times, but not
in city where Star lives, and offers such
an assortment Of periodicals and papers as
he does at 225 Superior street. near SENECA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

Completely and entirely eradicatss Al tracs1 d
fhoss disorders. for Which GorzTis E1d Cu1etl frl
-aua-n71v haau fhournf an nnffdufa. tia ruin y
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MRs. F1EsIoR.

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SOOT NG 3 Y j u i,
FOR OHILDREH EEEfH1E6s
uhich ereasiy aeilifates the grooes1 e teetnl1 y
49, ~, PfIE and s1aGnodc aCtio1, ala = EzEs.
10 REGULATE Idk BoEAA4.
pspsad sDon Il, nothsES, . IN give fssi . Jo-r
Hill X AND HKALTH 10 YQUBIEFAHIs.
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fEUfH ofif, Ehat gs Aass never - - - q q
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S7fiSlcfion b any one Eho usec =. On Ne eonter
,a. 2. a. y ~ soa n II ISi 80 ~
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EsE EBEisad, snt has bssH ussd VIA hs1ur-i4ling
49, THOUSANDS OF OAsEs.
Il zof 0aly fslsFss IL e1ild avn p4iHs be- llllg
orstsI tha Gtomseh and bgFs,st eorroc1 alldsl e11
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Snd oEsrconss eoly1lzlo7.s satea q 80 10Y
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sn1 Dla7rh9a IN ehil1Fa1s Wte1flE = lEllo1 ll1.a
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s8reEoina oonDiziztss d rot - y1Gr tr 1ies -
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PTi1eioSi Ohcs - Cedar SFee1 New 1orE.
PRfOH. ONLY - CHaEs Pss e01EtA
ssgeSaS,aiss s.slg.e.sS. IA srRoHa 8 ARHgTRoEG CHURoa-
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a-Hyou want q tip-tOP quality Of su-
gar cured hams at 9 cents per pound, call at
the old stand Of Benjamin Rose, l42 Ontario
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