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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

A CANDIDATE FOR TIE HALTEB.-Lsst week
q woman from the West Side repre-
senting herself to be milliner, succeeded
in ingratiating herself with family living
on this side, and persuaded them to allow
q little daughter aged u or 1S years, to go
home with her to learn millinery. The
girl went and was taken to house over the
river. Before long negro came in:o the
room and the woman spoke of him as the
Express man who was to bring the goods
for her new shop. During the same night
the fellow entered the room where the little
girl was sleeping, and attempted to outrage
her person. She resisted stoutly and cried
out for help till finally he released her. In
the morning che was taken out by the wo-
man and after being carried through by
streets was left alone to ind her way home,
where the facts were made known. The
negro was arrested. He deserves to be hung.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

Lieut.. A. ]. Williams, Of PaiaaSXills, an
ofaoer in Capt. Dysr's eOmpany, PaaSsd
though here last evening on his way home.
Lieut. Williams has been compelled 70 re-
sign his commission BY continued III health.
he was with the Seventh Regiment at the
time Of the engagement, although not in the
6ght, bsing with the baggage train, which
was ordered back to prevent falling into the
epemy's hands.
He ssys that General Cox ordered Colonel
Tyler to advance, and that the latter went
over to headquarters and demonstrated, say
ing that the rebels had already crossed the
river in force, and that Il would be danger
Gus TO proceed further with so small force.
Gen. Cox, however, thinking differently, re-
liberated the order toadvancs, and Col. Tyler
obeyed. After proeeeding some distance,
they met and drove in the enemy's pickets.
The march was continued through road
lined with an exceedingly denfe forest, and
il was not long before they were fred upon,
and discovered themselves to be surrounded
by large force.
The men rallied by companies and fought
their way out. During the engagement q
portion of the regiment with Major Case
ment became detached and retreated to
Charleston, and until they rejoined the main
body, it was supposed that the loss had been
very great. The actual loss was as has been
stated, fifteen killed, and forty or fifty
wounded.
The Asg of truce despatched 10 the enemy
to ascertain. concerning who were killed and
who hurt, was not able to obtain the requir-
ed information. The flag was informed,
however, that the injured should be we'll
cared for.
Lieut., Williams says that Lieut.. Burgess,
of Co. A, fought with great courage, and
Sergeant of Co. A captured color from the
enemy. He thinks that Sergeant George
Mckay was killed, as he was seen badly
wounded endeavOring to climb over fence,
to get out Of the way.
Lieut.. Sweeney, of Co. F, will probably
reach here tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

MILITARY IrENs.-We learn the following
from an officer of artillery who came up
from Camp Dennison yesterday afternoon.
There are at present but about two hun
dred soldiers at Camp Dennison. OF this
number Captain Edgerton's battery of arlil-
isry includes one hundred and four. The
remainder is made up of two partially filed
companies of infantry.
I'll supposed that the sherwin Artillery
Regiment is on its last legs, the time allowed
for flling its ranks having expired. This
will put an end to much controversy. 1t is
supposed that the men viii still be enabled
70 go as artillery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
HAnrrorp. O.. Aup. 2sd. 1s61.

Ems. LEADER:-In your yesterday morn
ing's issue I noticed an article announcing
the want of young men of ''medical pro-
clivities." wish you would, in your next,
mention the course to be persued to attain
that position. A. 6. NJ.
Application must be made to the Acting
Surgeon General, R. G. Wood, at Columbus,
stating date and place of birth, place of resi-
dence, period of medical studies, and en-
closing satisfactory evidence that the appli-
cant has attended one full course in med
ical college. Also, testimonials of good NOR
al character and sound physical condition.
When an application is fayOrably consid-
cred, the candidate will receive letter au-
thorizing him to appear before an army
Board of Medical Examiners, who will make
E report in each case, and from such as are
approved the Surgeon General will select
such number as the service requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

A sUPPosrTIoE.-The correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says "lhe southern divi-
sion of the rebel Western Virginia army is
supposed to be gradually pushing its way
beyond summersville in the hepe Of ''sur-
rounding" oox's force at Gauley and regain
ing Kanawha. Meanwhile the lines Of the
two hostile armies at the Cheat Mountain
Gaps are gradually apprOaching, and the
piekets are now almost within gunshot of
each other. OF course nothing would please
Lee better than 10 have Wise create diver
sion on the Kanswha that would induce
Gen. Rosencrnns 70 Withdraw his forces from
the Gaps, and 50 leave weak point exposed
70 Z watohfuI enemy. Gen. Lee, it is sup
posed, will hardly be graiifed. But it must
be seen that the alarm given in this cores
pondence some time ago, as 10 the impera-
tive demand for more troops here, wap not
given day too soon. We may suffer yet,
because the people at home have been and
are too skeptieal on 50 vital a point"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

E-' =
FLOUR Dull. sale Of 80 bbls red wnslt double
extra at sh25.
WHEAT-Inaetivs. Neither buyers or 5slltrs
are disp ssd to operate to any great extent. The
rOee pts soir into store, s4ie5 two lots OF
red, 1000 bushels each at &c free on board; car
common wh to st9 c, snd car choice do. At SSc,
and ITO do, ancat. price not learned.
OORN-sslss Of 1000 buAh from store at 9Ss. and
car on track st &c.
OATS-s- ls car At 2lJ{e, and cars do at 22o.
HIGHWINEs-salss of25 bblI at IsJfe.
RGGS-ReU ain dull at Co.
BUTTER Dull At 609c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
OsWKGo aLARkET-sept. ,


PLOUR-MGrket selling to the interior and east.
ern trade At Sl,75 fancy from spring whest
WdEAT-Aar1et moderate dom aud but parties
generally apart on their views Sales Of zoo bush
No Chicago spring at &c.
CORN-Aarket Hoses irmer, Sales saturday
night Of 1000 bush Illinois s9c, to-day l000J bush
DO at 4nc.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FIR iesdy Flour q, wheat
9, corn s, TO New York
LAKE IRdPOHTR-Last4 4s hours, 1000 bbls
-four; $500 bus whe I; s.. 90 bush corn, rye.
CANAL tcEpO RTs-l74J1 bbis sour; 46OU bush
whs.t; lI2,00 hush corn,
Lake imports T the month Of August 80 lS2 bbls
haur; gu O3o iush wheat; il66, % bush corn; B $40
bush oats; H. 81 bush rye.
Lake receipts 5 n-e the opening Of navigation to
Sept. lst. 1891 Flour 4a2,2l pbls wheat; 502
corn: It's Ls5 oats 81 s692trly. 1908 rye 65g sH
feet lnmber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

EEw Coal YARD.-By reference to adver-
tisement in another column, it will be seen
that W. W. Crawford, son of the veteran
coal dealer, Lemusl Crawford, has estab-
lished new coal yard at the foot Of Seneca
street. The location is favorable for sup
plying up town people. He deals in coal Of
the hrst quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

Mss TRAIEEE.- Miss Trainer got out Of
the house Of correction yesterday and got
drunk. as is her habit. Feeling her lone
condition, and probably conscious that she
was offending the laws of society in a way
not to be tolerated, Miss T. took herself into
custody and brought herself to the station
house, where, having entered complaint, she
was locked up.
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lowing rates;


Per passenger per mile, two cents for dis
tance moved. Equipments, munitions, and
supplies accompanying regiments, thirty
miles or less, ten cents per one hundred
pounds; fifty miles, fifteen cents per one
hundred pounds; one hundred miles, tVen-
ty-fve cents per one hundred pounds; one
hundred and fifty miles, forty cents per one
hundred pounds; two hundred miles, ffty
cents per one hundred pounds; three hun
dred pounds; three hundred and fifty 10
four hundred miles, not exceeding, ninety
cents per one hundred pounds; special ex-
press trains, one dollar per mile. ProVis-
IONS and heauy freights, two 70 three cents
per ton Of two thousand pounds per mile.
Dry goods, clothing, and light goods, three
to 1--WE cents per ton Of two thousand pounds
per mile. One large carload is reckoned az
nine tons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
M A R I N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERED.-sEPT. 2
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, DufIAIo.
Stmr May Queen, VigTr, Dgtroit
Stnur. OceHn, Eva's, Detroit
Prop. Oweso, Rowland, Dunkirk, Sc 695-lcO tons
Prom. PorTsmouth D nd, DunAirk, IS tons mdEe
Brig Iroquois, Becker, B eiaio,
sebr, Hibba,d Maitsson, Port Huron IS N lumber,
echr O. J, Rhoder, eRniteX, Buffalo.
Schr. Gov. HUT, Dick, BufIQ,
SeoW Mount.in Maid, Ludihgton, Detroit, 20 d
lumber, 40 n shi eles.
2l 80 lath, lS5 n shiusles
seow Cen; Pierce, Jones, Detroit, 60 NJ lumber, 10
seow Lime Rock. Bis.eli, Buffalo, 1s2 tons coal.
seow ori9p, COPYRIGHT, Aisonac, 80 N lumber, 20
soOw Chss Jsu6issr, Rose, Bay City, IIs n lanBsr,
sloop J. 3 Stevens. Kelly, Toledo, icOo bush corn
schr. Watts sherman, harrington, Port Burwell,
6s9l5 leet lumber, 60 buah whsat, 50 bols
-four.
0LuARED.
mr.. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
stmr, N estsru Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bunalo.
Stnir May Queen, Niger, Detroit.
Prup Portsmouth, Bond, Toledo. -,
Prop, Detfois, Prat Dunkirk, 24it bbls hour -
hds tobacco, hU bbls highvibess " Dds
dOu-, 20 bUi pork, bhls eggs - 1oAee
sundri s, l. 81 D. 6 Wneats 81 boNea ehe~se
Brie IriQuois, Becker, WyundotIe, s9n tons coal.
schr. d. J. koeder. TruestoD, Milwaukee, 10 tons
sch, EliSs Cox, Port Huron.
sc5r t;sT- Hunt. DIck, Bnff 10 2iOtons pig iron,
Schr Hibbard. HardmRa, Polt Huron.
Schr EIya, 4 OK Port Huron, 2sH etdar posts.
sebr D. Wilson, LangdO Goodrich 90 tons coal.
sou 4 has sumaer, Rose, Saginaw,
80, Mouutsin Maid Lud 'ngton, Detroit.
low Gen Pierce, jones, Detroit.
slocp .. b. Stevens, Kelley, Toledo, cords stone
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

The ieJloWinE 8 al uEtraut hom : lsstor Writtsn
~ shs pastor q Baptist Church % the " Journal
anS MssoaGsT," Cincinnati, Ohio, and HpoakH vol.
g1as ln favor % tAEt W0tld-renovnsa nodloine, Of
ma WILSON'S BOoFaIHa sYnUr ToA OEELDREH
EulEKuai
"Rosse an advertisement IN ycur oolurrns o. hrn.
Windows Hoo.hing Syrup. N0a W never MD
sord n isvoF q patent medicine bslora n our lie
~ Nj oomgscd % say 20 your EsadsEs that this
10 humbug-WE uAvI rRIzD ", AID KHow II TO
lAEE n OLAIEs- II is pEobsbly, one Of ths most
oosl1i modioinss Of the day, bsoaulp & Is one Of
- bost And thoso Of your rsadss who have babies
oaRt % better than % lsy in q SUPPLY"
- sdyeEtssemens IN nnother column. aepssR&
r5-.f A fklE6D IN hEED. TRY II.
Dl- sWEHEia lNrAEEIHLn LIEENES7 tG propigred
npn the Fsoips q d.. Stephen Sweet. Of Con-
n.oticut ths great bonsIsttor, and has been usedin
~ praesics or the lalt twenty years with The most
sstonilains Spoossa A. an external renlsdy lt is
EIthout rival, sna Wfl alleviate psin mors spesd-
y thAa 4 other prepsration. Fer all Rheumatic
a1d HsrVoes DlsoFdors it is tFuiy intlihls and ~
slzatiVS Cor Soruz, WouRdB, eprains, Bruises, &C..
O. soOthlnE healing, and pos'-riul SsrSngthanins
Ererertiss ezcits tie nst won0of and sstonshnaont
q al who have syOr given Il trial. Over four
emdrsd oariihoafsa Of rsmsrkhbls earss, performed
sYit within the lhst two yssrs, attest this net.
Eor sals b. Strong 4 Armstrong and VIM. Flake.
So a1veetireusut Beps7- -Rs6d5w
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Nv ApVKRTIsklIkNYs.

Iria Lodgt-Funtrai notice.
Dr. .. G. olArk-Sopt. AppSintmsnts
JShn Whitslaw-Noiice to Contractors.
CLARK, Gardper CO.-TlmOthy ssed.
HaaS A. lHaaOs--olOlhihg.
Mould a ROgsR-Bartlstt Pear.
Grapes.
BsSseS sihclair-Gity Of Cleveland, for Lab,
Superior.
"Advertnsr-Sta'o AID County Fairs.
oONles 4 cO.-Pia,oa uastorn.
PLATED Cake BAslots.
I" -Poskst Cutlery.
-Lgooaltre RaEors.
Table Cutlery.
-glocks
Solid silver Ware.
Hawks Bro. Periodic ~, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

GETTEe BETTER.---The Cincinnati Com
msrcial says' That the large army con-
tracts awarded to Cincinnati, have done
much to relieve the stringeney of the times.
Employment for females was never easier
10 obtain or better paid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

A FIaH Story. "A lady, one of party,
who were fishing off Buffalo Creek on satur-
day, hooked and landed Mackinac Trout,
three feet ten inches in length, and weigh
ing thirty pounds.
Good for the asec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

~ Refrigerators and wster-coolerS, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor.
rsy's four minuts ice cream freesers, and
bird cages, and baths Just received, and for
sale ct reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit Jars and cans, as the stove and grats
emporium Of W. i. hARyTH,
No. e, South-sids Public Square,
juiyIsE Clevolsnd, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
THE CITY.
NoIlce @ Countrr Po.r nIn.,nr..

Nstice to Country Post Masters.
Country Post Masters are hereby notified
that they can now exchange their old stamps
and stamped envelopes for stamps of the
new issue at the Cleveland Post Office, a
fresh supply having been received.
div CoWLES, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

- Carbon Oil at 40 cents per gallon,
Lubricating Oil at 20 and 2s cents; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family use; No. Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, at GEoReE SPRAeUE's,
0viatt's Exchange, Cleveland, O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
CHIOAaO llARKnT-sepI. 2.
Isr TzIEeaAgE.l

FLOUR-MArket siesdy
WHEAE-Advanced lc- Sales at 63c66ic for
No. I, 590G6ii f9f No 2 ia store.
L0RN-stsady 2s1sc for mixed In stcTe.
OATS Harket Steady,
RRCEIPTsi-ss. 80 bDis four 5000 bEsh wheat
f2t 900 bush orn;
sHIPM RNTS-2,7OO bsls -four; lis,OO0 bush
wheat, 332, ,0Ob bush corn,
HTs-H gheri I2c on corn, I2&c on
wheat 20 Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

Fos FRENOEr's DErAyRxEST.-Capt. Car
lin, who has been recruiting down the Lake
Shore Road, brought in over sixty men yes
teTday afternoon, whom he was taking to
St. Louis to join bis battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

PRoBATE CoURT.--- Mccormick who or
tanned $1,000 from young lady, under
promise of marriage, was fined $4,000 by
Judge Tilden yesterday, and sent to jail for
ten days. za
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD E0ODt

10 ali suborils from Consumption, ineipiont or
oonGrmed, or from debility Of any kind; or 1om
Ianssl e nervous prostration, brought On, b. any
fazse or nom BcroiulouE complaints; nom dis
Uales az the kidneys or bladder; and 70 Ladies' suf
tzinr any Of the many GiBtre9Eing Complaints their
usE Es1 lfatlo 70 and which eugoneor oonsuuPtion,
FHE BLOOD FOOD
iau1iIr1t O6ztain and Reliable HemedV. Diner
tng IN ever particular bon the Patsnt medicines Of
~ day, u chsutcal o9u binstion Of IRON1 SUI
nSny hundreds 81 sisd sIi,i grateii ssStinony to
IT, benslta it kagc stsrred On them.
QEURuH q DUPONT, - BrosdEays HsF York,
ro1laquence Of ffeul ATTEMPTED apon the publiB,
chsnged the color Of the cutatue Wrlpper srom AE1
% EEILow; and increased the size cf the bottle 70
auncsa. Be ven cautious In buying 70 sse that the
Ec-zilG 9f thslr signature ID on the outside Of the
uTapler, q AL others iterfeita. In conRe-
Ir1c1 q the large demand Tor thi1 article, tha fo
Owing drEEgiltg have Al ordered End resolved Hu9
Illlsa 81 the new kind, via:
OhEa. A. Eimball, Wa. n. French, J, r. Hayes,
"A. Staniell, sud samuel Eidder Ir., Lowell.
~ sold b. Rul- FISkE, Druggi {, Cleveland,
uhfn. Sb25:dhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

PERsONAL.-Cept. KOnkle, of Akron, is in
town, where he arrived yesterday noon.-
Capt. KOnkle was with the 10Th Regiment
in Virginia. He is now recruiting battery
Of Artillery
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

Coon ron TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DickersOn has issued proposals for forty
thousand uniform infantry frOck coats, to be
delivered by the 18th Of November.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
BUFFALO mARKRT-sePI. >

FLOUR Market unclaimed.
WHEAT Market closed quiet. Sales 1870 bus
NIL wRukee club at sc: gu hush do S. i0O0 bush
Chicago sp ing at 6c 10 90 bush do at 7c; 2OO bus
new No lCbieagu sp-iug at SIC; lsOJ bu red win
ter a. s9c; S 90 bush whit Michigan at Use
CORN-market good demand sa es 1000 at 35ci
5i,00l bush at 355E; ZJOuO at s6c.
OATS -M-rkes in fair demand and steady. Sales
of 100 bush at SC.
CANAL LFRE1GHT5- Firm, lie on corn and z
on wheat TO New YOrk.
LAKE IWPORT5-lS0n bbls dour, 2l7n00 bush
wheat 563 0D bush com, lO00J bash cats, 4O-O bush
rye.
wheat, Is, ,OG0 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03
.We congratulsts our readers upon

~We congratulste our readers upon the
fiicoVsry q q Bnfe cure for Rheuniatism, Gout and
Houralga, and hn Meruarial Diseasog, which iE ef-
6ohsd Without the use Of internal medioines, Whieb
nagtr0y tbs constitution and give temporary relief
0niT. In fact, Il 4 the only known remedy esstng
= Eerlect cure, and We feol warranted, RON ta re-
l3ommendaeOnd IN calling the attention Of the a.
licted anc these having friends suffering from Rhel
u our paHsr, Of d. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band
l1sl-S9ie ~ Wm rtsR 3 C1evalenf q feh2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

ARNE sToEEs.-A large quantity of army
stores went through by express yesterday to
Gen. Fremont. There were about 10 tons of
tents, eanteens. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

De FOHEsT sAFE.-Mr. T. R. De Forrest,
father of Lewis De Forrest, hes received
dispatch from Lieut.. Col. Creighton, saying
that he is " all right"
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Aeal 0ataM.
r YMAN LITTLE,

- Dealer IL
r e A L E ST A Z e,
Essps great variety Of Farms and City Propertl
Guf sale or Rent. Also ohoios Farming Landa Il
9ichiasn, ulinoiB, WiEconEin Iowa and Missouri
- Once 30. Atwatsr Building, oleyelend, Q.
10 EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
a, (formerly Of the 6rm Of Little Keycs,) has
f69e1sd q Real Estate o1ce IN ROuHe's Block, cor
,nar of S1psrior STREET and Public Square, aud has
seonstanrlY hEnj several thousand acres Of drBi
.rrrlI.T q Farming LEndn In the States Of lows,
Wisconsin and Missouri, % exchange for city and
t6ountry property; also for all kinds Of persona
GlroBarty Part cash paid II dneoassarv aeTls:R
Nv ESTERN LAND.---H. h. Ii"
HF TIE Of the late frm Of Littlss Keyes, b
rrzatsufly on hand large quantity Of 1ue EarInib
rsHld Ia Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to aEchan6
r city or country real estate, personal Tropert
= NIos With ROugs Jenuings. Marble Block, eupo
vst--st ----fePsl
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o R s A L z
A FARN OF u Annra

r d. !"
WITH 4 Two STORY BRICK DWEELIrg
In the Italian style Of architecture, vita 49,
veil, eiaeern and out houses, al RsW iusf c,I1re.
tea anq Eeady ior occupancy Tie house s b1Ilt
Win All modern Improvements; the Qrounis have n
nons on kinslnan Avenue e - rods 3 heartili,i
Of the tarn there are several springs 81 pnFe water
running out from the banks Of the raFine, vhich
with simple hydraulic works, can be CONVEYED 10 anp
pafb o. me Eurm. Tor GesSisuR1ts EaT7fr.Iol
me Whole grounds con Be elegantly and tasteFullY
arranged. FOR Garden, Vineyard or Fruif Cni-
tnres tt can DO made profitable. being % nlsr ~
ety-oniy about 100 rods from the corporaf ion ifr
Tnts iArm can Be divided into lots 81 one 10 f7s az
more acres and maze elegant residences. and Al
laEgo aoHanca of tie priee at which if eln nov 3
ana part Of which i1 q beautiful Grove. rs
kinsman Street Railroad passes throuFh the Gvs
me In mont Of this Farm.
Also "A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUgH
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., 5orner cf kinsmaa and
Forest streets Lot ll3 iset on Kfnsman and So o1
olass with AL ths modern style, and bailt n Sab-
Jtantlai manner.
AlsO--A nav TWO STORY BRICK ROUsE,
Barn, Out Buildings Ac.s situated on Forest street
inst north q the residenes Of the Hon A. q Ridds
Lot 100 feot roct By 26 feet deep Tbls d q drst
claas house, built IN substantial manner, nd n
me Italian style Of arch itecturs "
AlBO-Anothsr TWO STONY BRIUK aOUBE
Barn, Out Buildings. &c, adjoining ihe one last a.
scrtbed- Lot llO frt tront BY ~ fsst tesn 1Ti An.
Also-OhE VACANT LOT, on kInsman street.
second lot from the corner Of EtEaman and furssl
stress, Us tos ont b SO deep. Nine lot8 On F0F
est street. between kiu8man ana 6cOFin Apenua
sasi side; Lots g tset hont b. - ret deep. WM
sel on time % sur pufchageFS-
A8-A -Aor f1rehar Information enquiFe % ths undar
ngnsoi No. 4o9 kinsman st., CLEVELAND, Ohio.
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srNo oHARGE FoR OoNsULrAr1oN.wa


Having had twenty years. experience In the prae
tce Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thOuBand8 OF patients, In all lorna Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, o
which some Of your friends and neishbOrs can tes-
tiy, he Is prepared to give relief to al who mag
critical examination Of the urine is the only tru
snd reliable method By which to aeQuire = pertec'
knowledge Of all the internal organic derGngamsnts
0f the human system
Any departure from state Of health Is at once re
coRntzed in the urine.
Every organ when deraneed, transmits 70 the kid
neys gpeculiaTy, and in its secretions Is the ruth
reVeased. @
Particular sts-ation viii be given TO the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
snd all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, female Derangomenta Of ever
character, viii be treated with success.
Also will cure old sOres, and all eruptiVe diseases
Of whatever character tnay may DO. 1r
he makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDIESt
No GALLON I'll, or other d. etrfous Drugs are used
Persons rom q distance 6esiIin ad fee and meui-
cine will send gvnerl DESCRIPTION Of the appear
ance rf the uri' Q wi correct stat5npnt of the
ctula and origin Of the disesse aud general his
tory OF the rynptOmi, vi narc, q e. 6c.
Al communications must be directed 20
s. q. UG k =, II. D.
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MAsOrlo.--Ths members Of BiTslOw
Lodge, No. 2as, Of ;. and A. Masons, are
requested 70 meet ct Iris Hall, at o'clock,
A. NJ, TO attend the funeral Of our deceased
worthy brother, VIM. Thompson.
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