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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

Mr.. BERGRR.-A letter has been received
from Paris denying the claims Of n. Berger
to the championship Of billiards. In 1e49
he was beaten by NJ. Nicholas, of the Cercie
du Commerce, with whom he has never
play, d since then. In 1852 a match was
proposed to him by N. Charles, Of the Cate
Tune; it was accepted, and a considerable
sum staked, besides large amount of bets
made by the friends of either party. All
the professors Of billiards, and the principal
amateur, were present at this match, which
was held in the Rue du files 81. Thomas in
the saloon Of NJ. Lueien, professor Of bill
lizards. The victory was gained by NJ.
Charles, who beat N Berger Is points in
500. Still later, II. Charles, learning that
NJ. Berger intended to go to America, ehal-
lenged him, before his departure, in Figaro.
Of Sept. 8. 1860, to a game of 1000 points for
1000 francs, or for more, or for the honor
merely, but received no answer.
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RUH AWAY.-Two ladies in buggy, driy-
ing down St. Clair street, met with an acci-
dent yesterday afternoon which well nigh
proved serious. Near Academy Lane, their
horse became frightened and commenced
kicking wi h such effect that he caught one
foot over the. e.whifle-tree and was unable to
sxericate it. BE then started on three legs
and turning up to the sidewalk, one OF the
occupants Of the carriage was thrown out,
and the other fell out. A few severe bruises
were the only result Ofthe runaway.
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CLEvELAsD WOOLEH FAcTORY.-soms no
tice was made Of this contemplated improve
ment few weeks since in this column, and
tnoV gives uS pleasure toannounce that the
large snd substantial factory is in course of
erection. The list story walls are built and
will soon be ready to receive the Aoor joist
The building is located at the foot Of Briggs
street, between the c. q P. and the Lake
Shore R. R. tracks. Mr.. Pope, of Bslti-
more, Md, will be the principal manager Of
the mechanical department. It's dimensions
are 90 feet front by l4s feet deep, and two
stories high. The fret or ground floor Is
twelve feet between joists the second ff
teen. It will be enclosed with a tin fire.
proofroof The base walls are twenty inch
es thick, with four inches vacuum in the
centre; and the wall above, with central vac
uum, will be twelve inches thick. The
caps of the doors and windows are stone
NJ. Grogh, master builder, does the mason
work. Isaac sturtevant furnishes the
beams, rafers, framing timber, doors and
sash.
Mesirs. Lewis & Bulge do all the carPen-
ter and joiner work per contract. This es-
tablishment will be operated and warmed
by steam throughout. It is designed to en-
ploy one hundred operatives Cloth Of va
rious qualities Will be manufactured, rang
ing through sundry qualities Of grades,
from the best broad cloth to blankets. The
smoke stack is up and ready to emitits smO-
Ky contents when occasion demands, We
shall give further particulars after the ma
chinery arrives.
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WADE AxD HUToBISs CAvALRT.-Colonel
Doubleday received dispatch from Wash
ington yesterday, onquring what time the
Wade and Hutehins Cavalry would be
ready for service. The reply was as soon as
the clothing and equipments are ready.
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BUFFALO BIARKRT-Oet. 1.
fmv m~uHuun-u
rn.l,annoa

RL.OUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT'-In fair dsmand, and market steady
sales y 100 bush chicago spring a. 95ci 600 bush
Milwaukee club az 81 o.; 500 bush do at &c; 20
bush red winter Ohio At Slns l0509 bush good Hi
nois do at Sl06 600 bush white winter Toledo at
SLID.
CORN--Market Arm. Sales 400 bush at s74e;
5,5Ol bush Ct CSC.
Other grains quiet
CANAL FREIGHTS-lTc on corn, Is5s9lsc on
wheat TO New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-I,O ,O0O bbls -four; l35, 900 b
wheat; l0f 600 bush corn; $1,000 bush oats.
CANAL EAPORT8-l4l bbls -four; ZI9,0o0 bu
Waesti ls0,Ol0 bush corn; 6.7lO bush rye.
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WARLIEE.-Msjor Rebinson's collection Of
trophies from various battle fields, and like
euriOsities on exhibition at the County Fair,
will undoubtedly attract many visitors. The
Major can tell stOry or play fife better
than any man between the poles, both Of
which accomplishments he will exercise for
the amusement o. his visitors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

~ Carbon and hubricsting Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stueco, Sugars, MolssssS, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprheue's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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TEE sEvEHTH REe1xEET.-Capt. j. F. As
per of Co. H, 9TH Ohio, will be in this city
on Thursday the Sd inst, for the purpose of
recruiting for the regiment. Parties anxious
to enlist in this this, the crack regiment Of
Ohio, will do we'll to see him at the Weddell
House. Recruits expenses will be paid
from the town in which they reside, to the
place where the regiment is stationed in
Virginia. We cannot too strongly recon-
mend this regiment to our young men. It
is now in active service, and has proved it
self the brave and bully regiment Of Ohio
Letters of inquiry directed to ThOs. T. sWee-
ny, of this city, will meet with prompt at
tention, y
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~ The price Of She MoRSEe LHADEH 70
ssWu Eg0nts IS One Dollar snd Fifty Osns
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances
The postage on the LHADHR, 70 News
Dealers, is Ons-fOurth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer thai parties renting
postage stamps should send Us one and threo
cent instead Of larger determinations.
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CHICAGO aIAEKKT-Oet. L.


FLOUR-Markef dull
WHEAT-Market &c lower. Sales at 75k676c
No. !; St4kGa72c for No. 2 in store.
CORN---Markst 549le lower Sales at 205z92lc
for mixed in store.
OATS-Market quiet.
RECEIPTs-7,50O bbls houri l4z,o0 bu wheat;
III 600 bush corn.
5HIPMENTs-7,sOa bsls -four; I7s,OoO bu wheat;
1l5 COO bush corn.
REIGHTS-Stsady.
RXCHANGR-On New YORK, He premium.
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CLEVELAND mARKRT-Oct. ].

FLOUR-Ho sales ofimportsnes.
WHRAT-LoWsr and quiet. Sales Of 2 cars r
On trask at slei 1000 bush aAoat at ssm0; e.
choice red at sc, and cars white at ge.
CORN-Quist At as@s4s.
OAfs-sales OIL car ct ne and do At &c.
HIGHWINRs-salss Of Is bbls a. Isc.
BUTTER-salss ofIl hrkins poor At &c.
ZEGGs-Highsr sEd selling at &c.
DRIED APPLRs-Ealssa at &c.
PORK-ssIss ofEv. mss tSis.
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OPg TIE TRAcE-A freight train of some
eight or ten cars ran off the track this side
Of Grafton last night, delaying in conse-
quenee the Columbus and Toledo trains sew
erai hours.
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MARRIED.

Ia thiE city October iGt by Rey. ". II. IDger-
soil RsV GEU. D. p0WHEI Of Eredontas 70 Mss
MARY BISHOP Of Cleveland.
In this city on The lst Inst, at the 5ide9es Of
the brides .athsr, By he Kew. I d HsWks, II In
m " BOARDMAN and SARAH B., daughter OF
J. r TaiutOr.
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1~ Vanity Fair, New York Ledger.
Waverly Magazine, True Flag, American
Union, Wide World, German Leslie, &c, for
this week, are a! Hawks & Bros, 259 supe-
rior Street.
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Seal Gstan.

"ESTERN LAND.---H. II. LII,
w TLE, OF the late Arm q Littles KeysI,
sonEtantiy On hand large qlaEtify ol me- AGFIlll
Lard n IcEa, MigconItn and niElo1fi, % aEchau1
Omes With 6ou1e Jennings. Marble Blook, 51le
rioF strast unJlah1t
EOR SALE.-OEE SECOND -HAEB
IL Steam follor-upright, % called, latslT 80
In TIE Leader o1lco said BoiiEr d a inches p a.
amstsT, yotsidss aRd tst ioHgi furnace BaEti ~
Ia diameter, and laet hign-
sad Eollef originally cost $50 isnoW ~ lfll ne
order, and With he grates, aastT- a. E -
sod foI 9I50.
EI-R0r further narticularB enquire e th1 &C.,
or e T. J. McGArfFfs Steam E.oiiar shop en- oe1.ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

LosT-Yesterday afternoon on Sheriff st.
shawl pin--two gold pins attached by 3
gold chain. ANY person finding said chain
will be rewarded by leaving the same at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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MIsoELLANEous.

We clip the following items from the BetT0it Ad-
TertiseF Of the lst.
SCHOONER THzEE BELLs eIportenced one rou81
Wea her on her recent passage up from bnisios and
while on Lake Erie. having Der JiDDooln ana pr
ton Of her headgear carried away
BrIs 8. @. WaIBE1DaE is taking on c9Ego Q
rrain Il the cftg elevator for OEoeso- hhs is-'sA
to-marfOw fJreEcon i0r that place
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~ The Silver Cord, by Shirley Brooks,
pamphlet edition, is just from the press Of
Harper & Bros, and for sale by Hawks &
Bros, in this city.
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THE GREAT sTCETT.-It e admitted


TEE GREAT SEOEET.-It is admitted by
ell HhysIeians tina, the Erand serrot Of health and
long iia lioa IN koaping the blood and various hu-
ids o. ths body lu q hieh dsgsoe Of auidliy. When
you fsa continued pain IN the head Or boEols or
any continued unetsinsss In any orghn or other
paris Of the body, you prevent serious sickness
BRAEDRETHs PILLS.
Bltsding mAy give momentArY uase, because the
blood ioit VII have more room. But he body e
mads rom the blood and Sustained b. the blood, 70
wusts oar blood L to sasts our Hh and ruin our
Constitution. But BFindroths Pulls relieve the cir
ellati1u % readily blssdinR BY only taking awsg
Whaf y can wull spare, and THrr HrvEn HuEr.
Ara, Hooper, OF Barnstabla, Maas., vas cured Of
O.. Fltua pahoe, General Debility, poornsss Of
blood, and costirensa Of many years standing, By
Bra1druth's Pilla. Thoesss a. length is published
60 TIE Pumrists.
seld b. A. Gardner. 20 sugsrior sirset, cisgs
land, Ohio, snd b. all rspectabio fCalera IN mcdi
slae.. sepisRgs
REEFEETIOE Is BEFTER THAN CURE
% iadias q dsiioais health Or Impaired ofganlss
ticai cE % thoss b. whom an inoroass Of family ia
hoia nv ruason Questionable, the undersignsd
Wold oiisr prsseripiisn which ls porisetly solA-
DE aud aalo. and Ehioh has beeu prescribed IN "
roul parts or the old world ior the past century
AlfholgA the artiolo d very cheap and Eimpls, yst
q has been pct up IN half Flnt bottles and sold vuFy
eEiengiFsy at the sEorbiaEt prcs Of g pr bottes
ths tn1srsansd proposes 20 furnish ths recipe s0f
che mail Of 81, b. the possession Of which ov-
uET LADY oan auppiy herself with peraoi safeguard,
e. aaT druE store, fr ths trihinE sun Of 3 cents
psP year, AET phyzieial or druggist viii tel you
t 3 Fazfsctly harmless And Thousands 81 tastimo-
axis en- ~ procured Of itE oloaey. sent 70 any
p1ri q ne sorld On receipt Of q, b. Addressing
Dr. J. O. DEYERAUNs
Aug.lnsss ?. 0. Box, 30 Gss New Hsven, Oonu.
''HUNAE FRATIFY, Oh PHTsIoLpsicAL Rs
GzkHoEzs, should Be roaa b. svurybodT t.--'. ts
% sslfinnietsd diseases, sad the results VI early
malgractes the causes that fequentlg lsad % US-
HvFFE EARRIAsEs, their relief and prevention.
with eopiouI instructions 10 The method oi
dlspsIliug the HisafvDcs that frequently take hold
q those ABOUT 70 HETEn into the marriage state
fhs Work is beautifnlly Illustrated with coorsd en-.
gruvlngs, aud d frsught vi Wholos0ms advice |
and sxhOrtatiouh. Sold By DB. BARROw, ls4
Bisscksr street, EeE YORK Prioe 3 eenta. Sent
&o1
sold slso b 3 2. Gaylord and Clark, Druggists,
rlrrzt-.a nhE,
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HoTHrR,e I'D I'D.


Iha ioEl0ginE a IN oEtrsoi IRON = lsttsr written
~ ~ paItoT Of . Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
szlf MolSagsr," Oinosnnati. Ohio, and speaks vol
tEn1I in aFOT q thaa Wosld-renONRsd nsdidins, Of
iHaa WmsL0N'S BooEElHo BgHur F1A CHIDEHs
.FEsEEEa1
we sas en- adEsrtissmonttn 10 your o0iumns Mn.
Nm1iog's Bo0thing syrup. HON We never said .
aord n For Of PATENT nsdiclue bctcFo IN our hio,
~ ~ Eel compelled 70 Hlg 70 yo1r resrs that thl
No humbus-gH HAvI TEIED y, AID HHOW IT 70
HaEk n e1.4nEs- Il h probablTs ono Of the moSi
oaslfdi nsdicInea of The day, bsoauss & is O
~ tass And those oi your readers Vho hEVs babisI
nl't Do bottaE tha1 d lag in . supply"
- ldgertissmsntin in snother column. aep2sR1s
TIE JAPANESE,
THE CHEAT EAsTERN,
H.RH. TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
DE JOINVILLE,
Nay cone and 90 and b
R0RGOTT EN-,
a-t st. iury the ebony blackness ths rich browns,
a. natural appsaran,l ths sensation Of pride and
usssure produced By the application Of that harm
CHRIsTADOR0s EXCELSIOR HAIR:
DYE,
Wfu unauestionhbiy be gracefully
REMEMBERED
Bvali Who use q. inRsmnch as
"a THING OF BEAUTY
Is AJOY FOREVER"
PTusazsd No AstOr House. Ksw York. Sold
4-rTvbsr BY Oh Hair Drossers-
seplsR25- lmdfw
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~A. Il. Guernsey, is the name Of the
editor of Ha=pers' Msgazinei the article in
the October number on "sporting in spitz-
bergen, is from his pen.
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CANDIDATE.

G. B. TIBBITs would most respectfully announee
TO the voters OF Cleveland that be il candidate foE
reslection to the once Of Justice Ofthe Peace.
Cleveland. Sept. l4th, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
sugS- Ri
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NJ A E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED-Oct. I.
stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit. .-
Prop. Jefferson, Williams, OgdensburRh.
Prop Iron City, Turner, OntOnagon, s. tons copper
10 tons old iron, 7s tons iron ore, IS toas
pig iron, . empty barrels.
ScCW Enlsrprise, MeLane, Detroit s5Ys50 lumber,
Whipple.
CLEARED.
sfmr May Queen, Figer, Detroit.
Prop. Jefferson, Williams Cape vincent ou9' 9u-A
wheat, 50 tons hooks
Bark sha5ehie, smith. Detroit 100 tons eIali
Rhodes & Card.
gehr Julia smith, Davidson MYandottel 10 tons
coal, Crawford, Morris a Price.
Scayr LfIley Dale, Hhebenant Betlolts % tons coal
f'Fsvford, Morris Price.
gcorr Sunshine, Hunican, Icledo I'D tons coal Butts
scow Fair Play, Call, Toledo 50 tons coal.
VrssEss PAssED.-The following vessels Fazaad De-
troit on the alth:
R5nHd Ip-Prapeliers Northern Light, Mohawk,
Baltic; barks ThurEton. Mary =. PersW; brig I'm
pire state; schOoDsrs CJrtlandt, MediterraneaE,
Monticello, ). Cocarane, o. Reeve. Rapid, Three
Bills.
B0uad D0srn-Propellsrs Plymouth, MayhoWsr,
Iowa, Iron City, Nicolett schooners Eclipse, Con-
quest, Q. North.
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1870 TF ID. - II.

Dn- suuE's IEEAILIHLH LUTHEEE Is prspareo
ur5r ms usoIPe Of Dr.. stsphsn sWest, Of Con
.oict fhs arszt bons-lsttsri and hAs been used n
- rr.los or ths last twenty yoars With ths most
uS,onI.hinf ruooss. Al an sEtsrnal remedy is 4
sls-us rival. aud EiH nsissiats pain more sTeed-
VrNIsr. I >, ,giissT prapaEsfion. Ter ell Bhsumste
- srroer DlSsTisru It s truly iuallibls and 6
0-ssels tor SORES, wounds, sBssin1, Bruissa, &C.,
= SncthinE, hs1IinG, hoe Vo~-Fili ssrsAE tneninG
s-srtsss, s1,4is tbs at Epeeer snd Astonsahrnent
ofeu ubO haTs eesr gives Il & trial OVer io1r
uundrsd osrfdca1ss of ramAFkAbis sgTeai psriorlso
~ vithin ths last two ysars, attest seiS iAoi.
Fcrssls b Strong 3 Armstrong; and v q. khke.
~. ssysr.i,s,.sut. uspzs- -RzsaAN
NITsooD-HoW LosT-HoW REaToRED.-
du.. publishsd in Sealed Envelope; price cents.
A lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
dare sperrlatorrhosa or Seminal Weakness In
yvluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, snd Imped'
imapea % Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
,umuttOn. E2ilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Incau.efSy. resulting from seIf-Abuss, ke.-By
PoBT. = OJ-LVERWELL, II. D., Author Of the
GnEEE Be0E, &C.
"a Room 70 Tho7ssads Of Sufferers" sent under
usal in plain enFs lopss 70 any address, POST PAID
o. rscsluf Of SIX esnfs, or $40 postage stamps By
Dr.. CT. J. O. KLINE
n Bowery, EeW York, Post Once Boz 49,; 49,;
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INPoR7AS4 10 EvERT oHE-We Wish 10
cali your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, Of DR.. E. L. souls Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter Of a century been
a household word all 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
so. They arc purely vegetable--sugaF coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ops.
rations. No family should be without them.
EEEOrnIO BATH.-Dr. Gibson's nsw cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rbsums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain ana
insanity. These baths equaliEe the oirou-
lation and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath |
in the world give such universal satisfsc-
tion to the sick The pleasantest bath |
room in tins city for ladies' female oper-
stOr in sttsndanos. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
No MoEE f kUR1oUs THAN TKUE.-Eorris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market So says every one who has
tried them, and we should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner ofBueh "animals" should read
the advertisements luxurious Koiucidencs"
in to-day's paper and the powders.
BRowE's sUsPESTros WA1sT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns Suspension Waist2"
1t certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced 10 go without them. It gives SYM
metry 10 the form, and at the same time
perfect support TO the weight Of the gar
ments, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly life
Preserver to many dropping, weakly" +" wo-
men. See Norris & shsfield's advertisement
in tO-day's paper.
VIZ LABOR FoR TIE SICK AND WOUNDED
sOLDIERs.-soldier's Aid Society, No. 95
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Dona4ions Of
Hospital bedding, new and half-worE shirts
snd drawers, slippers, 5ed-govns, towels,
old linen and cotton for lint and bandages,
wOolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pearl-barley, dried hruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to II o'clock,
A. II.
REs. B. ROUSE, Pres't
Sept. 9-S56.
-E.,,- p.,-,. Ti--.-,- - U.-1,
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for SaIR Of RFut.
PINE CHANCE FOR INVEST


+ . Il 8 a j. T.,
Ths veil established BREWERY, knoun e
the Bay City Brewery, situated upon tfs Bay shors
and adj lining the western corporation line of ran-
dusky city CnAo. Good water is q command. Eusl
is abundant a. cheap rates. Railroad coulmuuira-
ton ls open either south, east or 8rst Ths 7. ID.
o. track lies in front Of the pre1nisss and aorfa
good facilities for transfer Of grain without earags
There are nearly three acrsB OF land ccnnecied
with the Brewery laid Of into seventeen building
lots aside from the ground ernpl0Faa By TIA BrsG-
cry The buildings Sc hatsl tally built Of aton8
and brick, and eonnpriss q Brewery and two dwell
now AID IN 9Ecelisnt order, and are admirlbly
planned for convenience aud effective use-
The whole property, the works, q full stock d
barrels, implsment8 and machinsry, E1d guppiy
Of prime stock ale are offered at modefats lrios
upoa moderate terms. Title good-Warrantes dasd.
For information apply % Nm- nettis5ergsf,
Cleveland Ohio, or on the prsmigss 70
Septss355 =. G. p. MJTTLEBERGER.
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1. 3. sOBoNOFSOE,

Fra etioll Gsa SeieltiIe OPbGda,
Gssps n ,laEgast a1ortment q the most imgroyeo
Ni747' 81 81 'EOEACLEs. All his Glasses WhetueL
~ r,-T a. ar EiEhted, ar8 ground under ais OHn
e7r-sffsq ~ IaohinerT ot . new oonstr1stiQn VIE
~ rrsateff e. 70 Gz . gli ll1 93a1 n 81 el
S--i1S UTaSIrn9-s DiEEinaEG OF Inflammation Of tle
T--T 10 iT1rSI1 ing strength for long reading o.
n 6Iir@.onlon . Ouid hsrslni0rn the publio that
- rsS1e e1rioyI rn, one in the sale q hi4 .s5ss
GfSe 4 r1icnffd, la1orll lllelt o. bF ~ a-77A9t
uT1Rfsfji 4 0OfIk ASS 1Si &c.s or hand.
6FfiFT0L6E Ef Is inserted Wtihout Paln'
=. 10 suDsrioA' It-sst. undsE Ansrloan
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MORNING. LEADER.
WEDNEsRAY M0RAINe. oF. .. -
NEW ADVERTIsRllRNTs.

3. OoWlss-Letior List
3. I. Bsiduia oo-Dry aOods.
Is suPoriOrs,-BOok AospoF wSRtsd.
- llvsll-Businsui EOiios.
Hawks Bro-Lecai Notice.
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Sept. 9-356.

FEAEK PAREEE.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasauabls figures.
aanalRaA.Ir
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NTOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
IN HEBrED 70 the late Daniel SANFORD are r.
@-seefeT - mate Immediate rdymeut % TIE u11ar-
eigned All those having claims against him viii
piesss present them e. once 70
william EdWard5l Bsl9le Alsx MeB1de, ,. & u
" middleburEh toHn1hip, CuTa-
Thomas Price. hoga county, Ohio.
ON THE 6TH DAY OF AUGUST
A. D., 1881, sid Justice issued an ordsF Or At
tachmsnt in the aooFe action tor the sun d I've
Hundred anG Hinsfy-fUo Dollars and El7hteeu
Cents, and the sane viii Be Tor hearing On The In
day of September, A. D., Issl, at e'elosk A. A,
Bersa, O., Aug. ls, Isslsss5
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WITH TWO sTOBY BBIOK DWELIIEG,
IN the Italian Styis Of architecture win bEI11
vel, estern and oct houses, Al nsE, Just compile
tsd, and ready for occupancy Ths house y built
with all modern improvements; the grounds haga
mont On Kinsman Avenue 81 q rod1f q bs1ufil1l
q tbs Farm; thsre several springs q pure Ulz
running out nom the banks Of the raTtnas Which
with siple by ydrauic works, Be conveyed % any
part q the Yarn. EOr gentlgman'1 Ae1idenc1
the whole grounds can b elegantly and taI1efull7
arranged For Gardgl, Vineyard, or lruit Cll-
citY-only abO1t l0o rOdE ron the corporation limits
This farm can Be divided into lots o. one % I've
more scra1. and make elegant residences a1d ae =
large advance Of the price 81 which if cal nov 3
purchased There are about or acres Of Uo2d-
EinsmGn Street Railroad passeg throzRh The Ave
nne in 'front.' Of this Yarn
Also-A REV TWO STOkT BRICK HOUSE
Barn, OUt Buildlrgls &C. eOrngr q hilEulal and
Forest streets Lot li3 fssf On KinImaa, and 196cn
class With all the modern siylss ana halt IN sub
Aiso-A NV TWO STORY BRICK BOUsE
Barn, Out Buildings, &e., Eituatcs on EoIest stret
inst north Of the rssidencs Of the don. A 9. Riia
Lot 100 tset 'front.' b zl6 lest desq- IhB = q 4rss
the Italian style Of 1rckttecturo-
Also-Anofher TWO STORY HHIgE HOUSE,
Barn, Gut Bufldinsg &G-, adjoining TIE o1e last De-
scFfb5d Lot 10 fsf frons b E5 lsst dsep, E1d M
ishsd In all respects Ike the other.
Als0-OHE VACANT AOT, On kingma1 gtrsei,
second lot IRON the corner of Kinsmal and EoTasi
streets, lls isst mont b. - deep. Hins lo8 cn for
agt street, between hin1man a1d 6ooTlll ATelue5
sast Eide. Lots 50 feet 'front.' bT Is fsst dep. Wm
81 o. time to suit purchansER.
BB-For further information enquire Of the under
signea1 70. 4a9 kin1Haan - ClsEnlandl Onlos
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