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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17

TUESDAY EvHNtN5, sfI1. sci.
Present-Anthony, Bonds siair, Benton,
Ballard, oviatt, sabln, Freeze, Resner, Well
house, Quayle, willard, KeAting, Meyer,
Dixon, Corning COOnrad, Masters, Palmer,
Sturges. N ~ laa-- i ga
The President, n. s. stevens, in the ohnir.
Minutes read and approved. "a
PEFFIoSs. ~ E(y1
From Conrad HOrnung, TO grant him tho
privilege of making door on the north
side of his meat stalls, at his own expense.
Referred 70 the comnltses on Marks.s. q
From Jacob Iechtenstadter, for damages
from sewer on Hicks street, Board of Inn
provements. EHF
OF Special Com. on the communication of
Jacob Meuller inreference 20 reservoirs on
Garden end Greenwood streets. Referred 10
Fire Engineer. EHn ~ Es -gA
Or Board of City Improvements, on reso-
luton of Mr.. Stevens, In reference 10 max
ing repairs on reservoir at the intersection
OF Murison and Hamilton streets, cost to be
$3.50. Adopted
OF Com. on Printing, in reference 10 gas
light time tables. Majority and minority
report. Filed.
coMMUNIcATIoNs.
From Com. on Police, reporting repairing
of olice Court Room and City Prison, and
inviting City Council 10 visit the same on
wednesday morning at Q o'clock. Ao-
Of Com. on Schools, adverse to applica-
ton of Miss Sanford for use of Rockwell St.
School Room, Received and fled.
From s. Stein, in reference TO the Gas
Light time table. Referred to Special Com |
mittee-Palmer, Rezner, Sturgess, Thomas, |
Corning. ri.a..ila '-aa
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. sabip-Reselved, That the Audi
Ter be and is hereby instructed to draw an /
order on the Treasurer in favor Of Hugh |
Cunningham, for $3S "A in full, for grading /
done on West Side Cemetery, to this date.
Adopted. trliu 4a
By Mr.. Masters-That the surrender by
the 81. Clair street Gravel Road Co. of all
their interest in the fiity-eight chains and
fifty links of the west end Of its road on st.
Clair street, commencing on the easterlY
line of Erio street, and extending easterly
to the distance aforesaid, be and the same is
hereby ,cepted, provided the said compa-
ny release the city from all obligations 1n-
DER thelr contract, so lar as the said htty-
eight chains and fifty links of said road are
City Attorney.
. By Mr.. Willard. That the committee on
Markets be authorized to repair the house
covering the city hay scales, East side, at
an expence not to exceed $5. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon. Resolved, That the Board
Of tity Improvement, if in their judgment
they may deem proper, make all necessary
repairs on Penn street, near the juncture
with Carroll street. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
For the payment of claims. Passed.
To levy and assess a special taz on the
real estate bounded or abutting on Case av-
enue between the southerly line of Croton
street produced, and the southerly line of
The city. First reading.1
CLAIMS.
The following claims were referred to the
proper committees; W. A. Ingham, $2.35;
VIM. Warrington, SO s8; Martin Ryan,
SS.O5; Gabriel & EIDE, $3.50; 4. Waterton,
s457.5O; A. Quinn, $500; II. Sackmann,
S9.4O. .-
Adjourned.
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INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
THE
GREAFEKTERNAL REAED =
FoR RHFUMATIsM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, LUM
FARGO, STIFF NEOK AND JOINTS
SPRAINS, BRUISES OUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
AOHE AND ALL
RHEUEATIOs


NOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and mover fails. Thh
Lniment is prepared from the recipe ef Dr. stephen
bsS been used IN his practice for more than twenty
years with the most 9stoRishlng % sqeeess -,.l.,
bT anV preparation before the public, Of which the
most skeptcal may bo convinced BY single trial;
Ins hisorerS of every kind, aud in thO1.
sands Of cases where 1t had been used 1t has ne's
Oesu Tuk nSSTEURAIGIA, it win afford immediate 70
Iiel in every case, however distressing. ,,,,,, a.,
II will relieve the worst eases OF u EADAOhA =
three minutes, and IA warranted . do II;
T0OTHACHE also will II cure instantly. -
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEhkkAA
I,ASSITUDE arising from imprudence or eNceq1,
this Linimentis most happy and unialllng rele.g
Acting directly upon the nersosis y ss, y n t 49,
sGEty TtyR A PiiFS.As an external remedy we claim
that It Is the BEST known, and We ebalsnge ne the
world TO produce an equal. Every victim ef this
distressing complaint should give y trial lot II
| ority Of cases will effect RADICAL cure.
oUiNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex-
/ tremely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plication of this Liniment viii never til 70 cure
/ SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
larQement Of the joints is liable to occur s negecod
/ The worst case may be conquered BY this Linimen'
RTTiSss sTI SG uts Wounds sores Ulcers Burns and
Scoids iald readily to the wonderful healing prop
| ertieg of DIR. SW EETS IHFALLIBLE L1NdmEAl
when USED scOoTdaPg ord g.So 70 Bs snd snss T
| EVERY. HORSE OHNEk
should have this remedy at hand ior it5 timely ~
~ ths frst appearancs Of Laneness viii ofectualll
! 1rsVent those formidable diseases, to which al
Horse are liable, and which render so many other
! vias Vaiuabls horses nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials g IN
-onserful curative properties Of this Liniment hav
| kSar received within the last two years, and man
of them from persons In the highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid IMPOSITION, observe the signature an
likeness Of DR., Stephen Sweet on every label, an
| aIso tsStsphen Sweets Infallible Liniment' blow
IN fhe Rlass Of each bottle, without which none ar
| osorine R1OHARDS0N 4 CO.,
4 Sole PEoprietors, Norwich, OF.
| oieSela1d asr27i R2sdAl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire toexchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property lOca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALooTT & HORTON,
ia 1873 and 141 Water Street,
iv3;35I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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8rass foundry.

LANES II. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUNDER AND MAHuFAOTUksln-h e q
frasa Work Of every description, No. 8 UNION ~
afsV doors nom Superior street, Oleyehnd Onl9. s
4 preparod 70 furnish all kinds OF Work 49, ~
uSsd n the Plumbing Business Beer Pumps q ~
finds made and repaired. Bras Castlng gone eaAv
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CRErGHTON ZeUAvEs.-The Creighton ZOu
aVes will hold meeting at National Hall
this evening, TO consult with reference to the
expediency of joining the 11th Regiment,
portion of which is now at Camp Dennison.
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FIRE IN TowEsEND.-We learn that there
was FIRE at the center of Townsend, on the
night Of the sth inst, by which the hotel
known as the Putnam House, was destroy
ed, There was a partial insurance on the
building. ' ' fl.HI
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&a- Foxs celebrated Farina Crackers,
W. R. Cheese, Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime, Flour, and a general assOrt-
rneht of groceries can be found al George
spragus's, oviatss Exchange, foot Of supe-
rior street.
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REFRrsERAToRs AT CosT.-Having no con-
venient stOre-roOm for the six Refrigerators
now on hand, viz: l "schoOley," 2 ''Jew-
etlsupright," and plain chests. will sell
them AT eosF to the first customer that offers
thecash. W. P. Foeo.
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- The price OF The MoREiSo LuADER to
news agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LRADHH, 70 News
Dealers, is One-sourth ofa cent Per copy.
We would prsssr that parties romitting
postage stamps shoald send us one and three
cent instesd Of larger denominations.
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HNrs congratulate our readers upon the
discoyeFv Of \ snre cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Ee1rslqfa and 81 MeFUprial Diseases, vhich is el
dsstroy the oongt Htinn and give temporary relief
only. In fact It is tee only kpoWn remedy eteetins
perfect cure and Va tee WarFenteai from ats A -
6icted and those hayin frienas suffering nom knew
matism, Gout or Neuralgia o. the petntgiels eseos
OF cur paper, Of Dr. Lslnnl's Apti- neeIletic bano
Ba1-Sold BY Wm. FISK IL Cleveland. .. teDz3
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BLANKETS FOR INDIANA Fourteen
bales of blankets, weighing over six tons,
were sent forward by the U. s. Express,
last evening. Destination, Indianapolis
Indiana. a-
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For the payment of claims. Passed.
To levy and assess a special taz on the
real estate bounded or abutting on Case av-
enue between the southerly line of Croton
street produced, and the southerly line OF
the city. First reading.
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0ystfrs.

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ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalizs the circu-
lstion and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfsc-
tiOn to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female oper-
atOr in attendance. Ofise No. III Ontario
street. jyS
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MOTAHK,s REAp THls.


The following is an extract nom q letter written
hy the pastor Of Baptist Church 20 the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati. Ohio, snd speaks vel
umes 10 iAyor Of that WOrld-ronoWned medicine, Of
Mas. WmsLoW's sOOEHINa egsUP FOR 0EILDRHH
FEnTHRa.
ave sos IA advertissnsntin gotT columns o. nm.
WinalOW's Soothing Syrup. hoR We never said .
word IN lavor o. patent modicne batore N our lie
out sa compelled to say to your rasder that this
no hunbug-WE HAyR TRIED II, AID KNOW IT 10
uALLIE ozAms. Itis probably, one Of the most
cesaial medicines Of the day, because It q ons oi
eas best And thoss Of your readers vino have babies
ssl't DO better than 10 lay IN a supply"
See advertisement in smother column seB2sR8
FRIEND Is REED. TRf IN
On. sWEET's IETkLLIBIE LTSfEREF ia prepared
from the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet. Of Con.
necfieut the great bonesstter and has been usodin
bis practice for the last twenty years with tho most
astonishing success. As an external remedy Il is
without ariYals and WI alleviate pain moro speed
" than othsF preparation For all Rheumatio
and Nerves Disorders It Is truly tnAllible and
curative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &e,
tt soothing, healing, aud popHrful Strengthening
properties, excite ths ust Wonnsr and aston shment
Of AL who have ever given Il trial Over four
hundred csriifcates Of reatkabls cures, performed
byit within the last two years, Attest this TACT.
For sails By Strong 3 Armstrong aud Wm. fske.
Sec advertisement sepz7-R26dkW !
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D- Refrigerstors, water-coolers and Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove store Of
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%A number Of keys, one safe key,
found on River street, have been left at the
Leader Counting Room for the owner.
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Streets,

Mr.. EDIToR:-Can you inform me what
arguments our city fathers use TO justify
their action in causing the street lamps to
be extinguished nightly at II o'clOck2 In
common with large majority of the peO-
pie of the city, your correspondent fails to
discern one solitary redeeming feature in
the so-called system of economy which
saves few dollars monthly by extinguish-
ing street lights, thus inviting to our midst
large numbers of that class who Glove dark
ness better than light" Who that has faith
fully observed the workings of municipal
governments, does not know that money
used in the prevention Of crime is well and
proftably expended and who Willssy that
dark streets are not promotive of vice and
roguery Why, on such anight as the lest,
q burglar could ply his trade under the
very nose of the most expert detective, and
there would be nine chances in favor Of his
escape to ore of his arrest.
There are, also, many good citizens who
are compelled, by the peculiarities of their
business, TO traverse the streets between
midnight and morning. There is the car
rier boy, who carries to the worthy alder
man the morning paper containing his elO.
quent remarks on the suppression of i'm.
morality in our rmidst-the printer who put
said remarks in type-the reporter who fur
nishes them for the press-the prsssmsI
who prints them-the mail clerk who send
them TO distant towns-the railroad and ex
press men who carry them; besides citizen
and travellers departing and arriving ol
early trains,-together with many other
compelled to go abroad at that hour to ear
an honest livelihood. How would our wor
thy cOuncilmen enjoy filing the positions {
these people, with no street lights to guild
them on the way1 CITIZEN.
July 10, 1851. s..
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses ana
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R96:1Y
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OswEGO MARKRF-JaIy IS.


FLOUR-Market steady. -.....
WHEAT-In better demand and advanced ic.-
Sales last night, II 900 bush prime Chicago spring
75174c; to-day, 10, 600 bush prime Chicago spring
at 75c
CORN-Market quiet. Sales last evening u, ,O0O
bush mixed western at 3t6c.
OATS-Western is held at 2Jc without sales.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL RRIGHTS-Steady; -four CSC; wheat
Sc and corn 7O1714c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-g32 bbls -four; 81, 600 bush
wheat 5000 bush corn; 1900 bush Tye a 800 bush
oats
CANAL RXPORTS-s9l bbls -four; 200 bush
wheat; 5s, 800 bush corn; 3, 900 bush rye.
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UUas o IUIIENI
Brew. Brig. Gen. Top. Engineers.

PIo-EIo OF THE scovILLE AVENUE BAPT1sT
MISSION SABBATH scHooL.-rhe scholars
and teachers of the above school had most
delightful time yesterday, after the refresh
ing shower Of the morning, at that pleasure
resort, Williams Park. They took the
Kinsman street cars at the head Of Hudson
street, and in few minutes were enjoying
themselves most heartily. Under the su-
perintendence of their kind Superintendent,
J. P. Bishop, Esq, everything passed of en-
tirely satisfactOry to all, nothing occurring
whatever, to mar the pleasure Of the day.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JULY ~. Is6I.
NEW A1vERTIHaIIENIl. {

NEW 1BVRRTTsRiIENT5 = Z
r. OoWles-Letter List.
IA. Palmer Stationery. q reRrA
VIM. Hanneo oo-Attachment. a
Il. A. Palmer-Pochet Knives, 80
LoWman a Warden Attachment.
+. A. Palmer Aquarium for sale.
IaWkt 3 Bro-Loeai Notices. s
"A. Palmor-eafbon OIL.
K. A. PRlmer-Fruit Cans. &c.
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CHICAGO AIARKET-July I6.
[RY TELEGRAPH.l
FI,OUR-Market has advanced SC.
WHEAT-Market &c higher Sales at 6SG69c for
No. ]. and 63G64c for No. 2 in store.
CORN-Barket firm and unchanged
OATS-MRrket has advanced 20.
RECEIPTS-4.400 bbls -four. 65 900 bush wheat;
2i6,000 bush corn; Is 600 bush oats.
SHIPMENTS-3,s0O bbls -four; $1,000 bu wheat;
$1,000 bush oats.
REIGHTS-Easier.
EXCHANGE-New York &c discount for gold.
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd'H
Liver InvigoratOr.
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NY. STOCK nTARKET.-JuIy I6.
GBY TELEGRAPH.l
HIONEY-COntinues plenty at 45<65x on call.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Fir with mode
rate business at lO7 for best anker's bills.
STOCKS-Market dull and lower. Chicago
Rock Island 4O1k; Cleveland Toledo 2ss6; Galena
Chicago 6415; Illinois Central script 674; Panama
10; Michigan Southern guaranteed 301f; Michigan
southern 1lA; Michigan Central 444; Harlem pre-
ferTed "a; Hudson 36; Erie 26@; Georgia 6s TOi New
York Central IN Pacific Mail "a Z; United States
rs Isl coupons ss14; Missouri rs 4sl4.
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No. 42, south-side Public Square,
july16tf Cleveland.
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OrL.-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vstA in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clsve-
land, Ohio. G. Il. KIDNEY.
ian1sRIO
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L. q. BoL0MONsoN,

PFdefeal and Scientific 0PieiaH,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most improved
kind OF BPEOfAOhES. All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
Inspecon, ~ machinery Ota new construction with
fhs Treafest care to suit the eyes in s cases.
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of tEe
Eyes, and imparting strength for long reading or
Nne sewing. -.
he never employs any one in the sale OF bis Lengea
~ Also. 4 Splendid sss0rt tment ofSP1 GLASSES
HIICROsCOPES, COMPASsES, &C., on hand.
81 ARTIFI0IAL EEEs inserted without pain,
q perfect 81 natural.
(fFTIcE-Ho. $50 Superior street. under American
Boss;. .I-'7 mall:dAW
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POLICE AKHEsrs.-The following ARE

POLICE AKHEsrs.-The following arrests
we've made yesterday afternoon and even
ing:
WI. Observation-Disclosures and disor-
derly conduct.
John Davis (scotty again )-disturbsuce'
Fred. Wolf-petit larceny.
HiplaT--aSaault and battery.
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M A IN e .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rErERED-July I6

EETEREDs-July l6
Stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, q tons
merchandise.
Schr Marshfeld, COfin, Buffalo.
Schr L. b. CrOckcr, Brooks, OsWegO, COO bbls salt,
200 bbls water lime.
Schr. City Bell, Thompson, Port Clinton.
Schr. Muskingum, Higgins, Montreal, hhds mo-
lasses.
Sehr. Ellington, Warner, Port BurWeI, 1900 feet
. timber, 23,5lI # lumber.
Schr Odd Fellow Murry, Toronto, 743 lbs bar iron
S -hr. R. o. Lake, Wright, PIT Buawel, 100 M lGm-
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We have received from the publishers, s.
Brainard 4 Co., the following pieces of mu-
=: TEllsworth's Funeral )" dedicated to
9,' w York Fire zOuayes. Arranged by
tne y, whitman. ''ZOuave Battle
e1,. MS :, :. ,upoGed by Wn,. DreSsler.
Maren, CO of thee is very pretty song,
not SiTSoult. a I'd adapted to the popular
ear. ,i,ro and
The latter is ARRANGED for th> ,,a0a he,
is a fno military march. The first ''ss 1n., "a.
handsome vignette representing in e,0iO..
a charge of Zousves. They may be Obtain
ed of Brainard & Co., Superior street.
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oERATE AND OINTMENT,

By taking ths Syrup directed, It viii drive Il
eiaease from the ~ stem, and when Out on n
akin, few applications Of DR. WoaVeris
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BfR. EDITOR By publishing the following
will answer numerous enquiries, and
'ou ne anxiety.
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uwDireotiOns for Self-Nsasuremsnt Sent Free
y ,s..1lbbere TAGE CO.,
i9iyi 2l3 superior St. Cleveland, o.
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Among the ladies accompanying their
husbands in the regiment were Mrs. H. E.
Paine, Mrs. and Miss Bean, Mrs. Boardmsn,
Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Van Nostrand, Mrs. Nc
Coy, Mrs. and Miss Sloan, Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs.
Roundy, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Gray.
Quartermsster Sloan viii, perhaps, be bet
ter known as Judge Sloan, member Of Con-
gress from Wisconsin.
On the part Of the State, State Agent
Cheeny accompanies the regiment to see
that all its wants are attended to in such a
manner as Gov. Randall would desire.
NR. EDITOR By publishing the following
will answer numerous enquiries, and
yIa ne anxiety.
FeileVe 50. Yours, R.
E,, 'r1ssa 11asi D5st1iss1s; july Is, 1881.
Hon. Al6ert g. Riddle, L 1aogstarv Of War
s1R-YOur letter to the :. s.-,s5 70 hi,
Of the 10th inst, has been re.
Department. la.
There will be no Cadet vacancy by i. tTl
uatiOn in the 18th District of Ohio un
1858. The name of the incumbent is John
R. McGinnis.
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ servant,
L. q
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NOTHINq MORE CONVINOING

NOTHING MORE CONVINOING u
Of the vane Of good remedy could be produced than
the following letter, coming it does, unsolicited,
iron gentleman SO well known in that part Of
BERWICK, Shelby Co., Feb. "a, 1850.
Cants.-I have = and a number
of other good medicines, but no kind that 1 ever
dealt IN gives such good and full satisfaction as the
sherry Wine Bittefs, and my own practical expert
ence conVinces me that there is nothing better.
For ifteeu or twenty years previous TO 1881, Was
AFFLICTED with lnhammatory Rheumatlsm, which hnd
become kind Of Wanaen ing chronic affection. was
never Sithout clear Of it, but at times II assumed
alarming fOrms-sometimes my knes B. or one oi
them have teen swollen 20 three four times their
natural size, and with the most intolersble pain
for DAYS or weeks had no better way for loeomo-
don than to hobble around on crutehes- l believe
there Is not jont IN my body that has not at times
been affect ed, only having the effect to paral-
we a Joint or limb for day or two.
/ tried everything could hear of-tried all the
physicians in our neighberhood, but at best could
oniy get temporary relief and had come TO the con-
cluson that was incurable, until in 1851 receiY-
ed DR.. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine bitters ILom
ycu and three bottles cured me, and have not had
any trouble or return Oft since, now tEo and half
years think and believe that in rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections
or Dropsy, II Is q specific, certain remedy.
Respectfully yours,
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1891 PASTURAGE.

The PAST res Of the subscriber,
about 800 res in the CuyahogR atD AZ
valley, will be open on and alter .
the first da { May. Terns-6fty cents per week
for Cows, and dollar per week for Horses paya-
bic every Monday in sdvauce IN less arru cement =
are made with the undersigned for the Seassn.-
Apply at my Office over Merchants Bank, Superior
street, or to Milo BosWOrth, Herdsman, at the en-
trance gates, near WOolsOn, Hitchcock Z Carters
Stove Foundry, or at his brick dEeIling bouse on
University Heights. .tHr 1-I 4 m
S-Parties sen ding Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire season from date Of entrance to November LIST
unless they give notice in wiring of an earlier
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible Tor animals that may stray from, OF
s. 8. STONE.