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EFaal N0tifrs

nn Louise Allen, bTl
ler AZ friend, DOL
Sc, r. Rodn y Court or Common Plessi
S.6akioy, Rhd oihsr5
THE SAID RODNEY Il. MATHEWS
and Catherine + oakley who are non-Jesidents
III, on the 18th day OF june, 1851 flied In sald Oonrt
her petition assin,t theul aud samuI Maihegsis
resident OF the cOrnty OF Lake, In the State OF ohio,
and others, stating IN substance, that on the Sd day
OF August. 1857, she filed IN said court her petition
against the said hO91ey Il. Nstherh lwhgse vile
tho cause Of adultery With ons Lucinda Milts, and
That said Court, at the November term thereof
1857, ordered the said Rodney to pay her $50 rs all
mony Psnding suit, and that q the Ee1rnaEy term
cd hnnulling sad carriage and sran' ing her ammo
ny against the said eodney IN the sun OF szOH. IN
sald decree msde q charge ulon the real estate ofthe
"a Rodney, situate IN said county. The petition
! ter the ding OF said ietit on fr divorce, 10 pre-
vent the collection Of such reasonable alimony g
the Court should decsee 70 her, On the trial OF salI
cause, without consider ton, p~retended 70 convey
BY quit claim deSd, Ons equal moiety Of the fo.los-
the sad samuel Mathews, 10 wit known As being
part OF original lot No. 50, In the City OF Cleveland
bounded a. follows: beginning on the northeast cor
nrr Of said lot on the southerly line Of the Public
SQUARE; running thence sOutherly Win the oAster!f
VITA ne northery lie 81 Champiain street q feet;
Themes northeTly ~ right angles With hamRlsl
Public equars - fee 70 ths place OF beginning Al;
40. that me said amneI Mathews received SAID deed
Tor the sole purpose Of aiding the said Rodney %
placing hia Interest in said premisrs beyond th'
reach OF the plaintiff, and to defraud her,
said petition further HtnOea hat during the zen
dency OF said petition for divorce the said safnuel
al tHe reQuesi uftho said Rodney, and Er the pur
pose Il more eitctualiy plping said premises beyond
The rearh Of said deere fur nnn1nny, moLtgasedtp'
sid real estate 70 the sad atheriue p. QAAlry
who, said petition alleges, had notice q the trandu
? liant Intentions OF the said kOdpey and samuel.
The prayer Of said petition iE. that the said Qni
Claim Decd, from tho aaid Rodney 20 the said Fam
=. uel 10 Eet aside e. fraudulent; that said moitghgo
? n foundto have been received IN good taithi eepo5t
ponod 10 the said decree Of the plaintiff ana that ~
said premises, 90 conveyed 70 said Samuel be sold =
, order Of said Court; aud that tho proceeds OF sal
sale be applied-lst, 70 the paym5nt Of the amosn
due on said decree and costs 50 entered IN htN9r
thu plaiutin, and thatihe residue abide the oiasr
No nd Rodrey II. Mathews and Gathering ]
Oakley are also notified that they are requltsa
gust, 1851. 3. q. A0AHLk,-
i~unag7.8f7 AtorneY Lor tlAinkll-
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I~EJuRED.- Mr.. Erskine PeaSe, employed
in the Cleveland 4 Toledo Road, while
coupling cars yesterday at E0rwalk had
two fingers Of hig lett hand very severely
crushed-sO badly IS to prevent him from
doing further duty for a month.
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naWRGO ~MARKPT-JnII 1.
(BE TELEgRAPH.l

An inoessant rain storm has prevailed Tor the lasl
thirty hours, accompanied With a strong north wind
and business on tho dock IL suspended.
The market for grain Is quiet.
WHEAT-Sales last evening, 500 bush No.
ChicaRo springat $50.
Of the STERN; hogr SCI wheat SC and corn &c, to New
York.
fANAL RXPORTS-ls O0 bush wheat 5000
A gale mp to P. NJ. still continues without abats.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WfsooNsiN LAS9s.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres Of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Msrathoni Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange 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 AJcoTT & HORTON,
tss and I4l Water Street,
iys.S5L. Cleveland, Ohio.
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? RIN q q b 81 !.

PRINTING OFFICE rO8 gALR.
For Sale-A lot Of Droyisr and Non ariel TE
Imposing Stones, Casoa, Uhases, apd oyaETthtRa
com plgte for printlng = di1iy and weekly nqRapa1afi
with tho exception o. . prea1l which VII - sold ~
an extraordinary bargain.
inc Room fhaIBIl
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BUFFALO ..
nv rrrrarlpn.I

FLOUR-MMkat duh and dropping.
WHEAT-Market dull and lover. Sales l0,OD
bush Kenosha sprins at 16ci 1000 bush ho.2 Chi
eago spring al slei $3.50 bush No Anwaukos club
at h5r; 700 bush do 6Ic. L.
CORN-MArksi lower. Sales 1900 bGaR az @t3cj
go bush YellOw at 33So.
dull. SaieB 1900 bush 81 fLnc
Other grains nominal
Grain 10 store hero, 2ls677 bush Vhost, sfySO9b u
corn, 72Dai bush oats, 1,6oo bush barley, I2,Ui bush
CANAL RREIGHTs-l1o on corn and le on
wheat 70 New York.
LAKE MPORTS-l,sO bills acur; 2l3.pO bu
wheat; iO7,OO bush corn; 5000 bush oats iZ,GQ
CANAL EXPORTs-5OO bbls .aoaTi $4,000 ba
wheat; $1,000 bush corn.
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FouED AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitls, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gihs0n's new trestmsnt viii cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It Is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Ohoe
III Ontario street.
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> AFfRsTioS, SPzAauE CADETs.-You are
hereby ordered to mest at the Office Of W.
D. Baker, Hofrman's Block, this evening, at
8 o'clock, in full uniform.
BY order Of the Commandant.
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CITY,

USpAiD LETTEss.-The following letters
are held for postage at the Cleveland POSt
ohce.
John Webster, City.
8. NJ. Carpenter & Co, City.
VIM. shauley, City.
Mrs. ]. Parknurst, City
n. n. Griffith, City.
". D. Bunting, City.
Thomas Dawiin, City.
Mrs. Elizabeth BHrwell, City.
Mrs. E. johnson, Hudson, o.
n. NJ. Ba,lou, Boston, Mass.
Henry G. Waite, Painesyille, Q.
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orL.-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tpbps pnd vista in q superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable tsrms,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Clsvs-
land, Ohio. 6. d. KlDhEf'
janlsRlO
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NEW sTTLRs, NEW sTYLEs.-We hava a
6ne assortment of Stiff Brim Hats of very
choice colors. Also the same shape in black
a very superior article, just received BY EX-
press. Also new styles of Flats or ladies
and misses, among which Is the "Wash
Bowl Has,,' j4rt sAe tang 10 "wear in the
ooun4ry.s Gums and SEQ Ann
Orders for any description of Military
Caps allied OF the "shortest notice."
FULLER & CO.,
iunl9-IW 215 Marble Block.
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BEz1xp TIxE.-The cleveland, Columbus
& Cincinnati train due here at 1885 yester-
day afternoon did not arrive till 4;4s. The
detention was caused by the breaking OF
some portion of the machinery of the en-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

@a-vanity Fair, Ledger, Germsn LeSlies
True Flag, Waverly Magazine, &C., for this
week, and the Bulge. of Fun for July, Yam
kee Notions for August, are ct Hawks News
Depot, $50 Superior street.
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Persons having carriages which
shey are willing to place at the disposal Of
the Fourth Of July Committee, are requested
70 report at the Mayors Oficeby nine o'clock
A n. Of the 9Th.
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FoR LAKR suPEaIoR-PLEAsURE Tar
The propeller Northern Light, Capt. sPauld-
Ing, leaves this evening for Lake Superior
on q pleasure trip.
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I
THE SPAR MOTHER.
on Of sparta's famous mothers.
We have read 10 historgs
How they armed Ihsir sons end sent IhaR birth
Ton BIT for bbsrfs.
Bet Spartais famous motherg,
And thS brave mothers 81 one
reDOught ~ compare y oraFerII
T0par dear mothars AZ bone
We know Of q gentle laas,
Que of ClsVsland'g Arrest aAushtersi
10 brever woman Ssf was boin
Across The briny wafers.
She an only son,
.7Tgero pill ior me 70 waste EoIaB
ny Ee6dsFs that 20 tell
Hshoard his eountrT's cal 70 arms,
Andtc his mother veal
II must to var, my mother d9aFs
Ohi giHe ne your eVnseat.
4eo, eoEmy son !" the mother said,
"And come not back 20 me,
TIN Ger tho South shall noat AgaAh
Ths banuSr Of the free.
go, got ny sonl a mothers prayers
..khsn ever thee attend;
And may God Bh ed thee from haEml
Whiis your thaA-nsg dzfnd."
That mothsr toiled bob day and niShS
and on-the sabbath day
No Tsstsbs took but labored hard
~ Retthe son awaF.
&c was ne6mustered In the ranks
As 5000 " chs sxDected
she could not brook the l9ns deiaJ,
IL made her quite teeteas
she said she thought Il very stange-
Tears Gown her cb tks old low
Because her by had offered nfsts
And with tho rfSt should 80.
he wont at last and now We prsT,
IN hattlS he'll not tall,
Bnt live to buy for many q day
BIS Ulothes &c Union HALL
~sumueh Clothing Sold cheaper e. ISAAC A
ISkAo5 UAION HALL thgn 1t any other plac
IA fhs world Pure Linen Coats for EinY Gent,
md 4 fuil suit, Goats, Pants and Negf, Tor Que Dol
ar and Fiity Cents. We defy ell competltion ~
IsAAo A. IsAAos'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sole Agency bE the sals Of Singers 0elobrAt'd
SEWING IA GHERB&
AID
sfORR's AUTOAAToN PRESSNAH.
Corner Of UnIon and supsriOr streets.
L0OK n y TIVE GIANTS -
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CHICAGO M-ARKET-July ,.


RL0UR-Mark0t dull aud drooping.
RHEAT-MArSet buOyant and He higher
Sales 81 &C for No. I, and 57063o.for No. in store
CORN-Market declined ke. Sales At G4e mix
ed IN store
OATS Market quiet.
RECEIPTS-Nour > sObbls; wheat Il, 600 buIhi
GssHIIIfPMKNTs-oVo bsis nOur. II.OO bush wheat
a, nn hush corn.
RREIGHTR-Dul.
EXCHANGE-New York Nc discount for gold.
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REFEIGBRAToRs- WATER- COoLRRs - IoE-
oRAEx FREEzrRs.-TwslvedlEere sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturer prices,
for cash, By ". P. FOoe. my97
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FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sop3AR7B:ly
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~ Save your ice and drink cool water |
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 esOhl
double lined w6ter coolers from two TO six
gallons. For sale by ". P. Foaa.
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h. II N-0LONONSON.

HnchfN md DantVN WUctuh
sEesra tbs Lar, vt assortnent Of the most improved
eAs15S ~ CLEs AL hla Glasses ghnther
~ 49, - ~ a, Ntei, ere ground under hh oHn
iSspestfon. ~ maohip NJ ta new oonstrgeti9n, with
,S1r3rS Wssk1eas DiSgin ~ o Inflammation or tbs
fves. and impsrtinT stren. "a 0r lone reading or
M. soi0nonson would hsrstN 0ra ~ Pfo5oL ~
he never employs any one 10 the ~ 81 = EssRs,
- Also. q splendid assortmont 9lbFl 0Ah
HORO8OOPES, OOMPABSRs, &c. on hama
~ ART1FIOtAL EHES inserted without bA.nf
6TFIoE-Ro. IO Superior street, nader American
Hotef. mattasS
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COMMERCIAL.
OLETRLANb mARKRT-Iah b

CLEVELAND MARKET-JaIy ..
PLOUR-sais Of 90 bbIs eoublo extra fsd a.
Al St7b.
wHEAT-Dul aud unsoititd. No silss re-
ported.
OORN-ouist ct SIC. r
OATs-sals ssr at nc, aha 100 bu.h nOn store
81 20. .
BRANs-ss'os Il bush at sl,O. and Is bush prIn
At Sl.g.
HGHWMRs-slle at iaSo
Other articles unchanged, aud general y duli.
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PERRE DAVR-This name is o, world-Wide
r-aeowa-ast only for the celebrity Of his medicine
lssrry Bavis's Fain BnIer-but for hs great hbo-
nslhy toward the cause OF Tomperanoe, and his de-
s1raa Ghrktian lie. The Church he built for the
Raysist sOesotY in the year lsS. VIII be 8 lasting
monument to his good name
Eota sTIy Eh II, and bT r. 3. Gaylord, WA
Fska, o. $. Mckenzie, Strong 4 Armstrong, ano
4. ". sSkrdsr, Cleveland, Q.
ETse~ kdeEtissmeot IL saother column.
HProoEof tn pudding is In eating IL" and
50 Rnow the rezi mssita Of mediOlns is 70 test Il b.
swing It q fair trial. BVaT one troubled with I'm
,nors that arise nron1 impure blood, shouldlose no
time 10 estins this merits Of DR.. WesEers tanker
and Bals Rheum syrup and Osrate.
sold b. 4. r. Gaylord, O. 5. AAnkORzio, y
-. ssekridsr, Strong 4 Armstrong; and VIM. FsEsI
tOevslsad, o.
aErsss Advertisement.
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The price Of the MoRSlNe LEADER TO
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on The LHADER, to News
Dealers, Il Ono-fOurth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties Fsmitting
postage stamps should send Us n and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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Exc-uRsIOE.--By advertisement it will be
seen that the fine steamer Nay Queen, Capt
VIQsr, will 70 on an excursion on the Fourth
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N. Y. STOCK NLARKET.-July 2.

Market dull and Irregular; government securities
are hiahar, Cleveland & Toledo ~; Galena q Chi
cago GiA; Panama 1854; Harlem 10; New York ecu
teal ~; Pacific Mail So S 90; New York GO Gi4; Viz
Rinia 6s IS: Tennessee So S5a; Missouri 3Zai Ken
lucky Is y; United States 8 "a coupons 7sS; Uni
ted States Is Isl coupons S5A.
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- One thousand pounds Smoked Bacon
can DO purchased at low figure of George
sprague, ovistt's Exchange.
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FIled

OF Acting Inarmsry Director, Of expenses
for quarter ending June sOth, which were
$3,4s7.6I. Filed,
OF Committee on Harbors and Wharyes,
recommending the adoption Of Mr.. Antho-
ny's resolution to perpit o. Sherwood to &C,
cupy the space in the east abutment Of
Columbus street bridge. Resolution adopt
ed.
OF Acting Iufrmary Directory, concern
ing Out Door Relief for quarter ending june
S65h, the amount expended being S5ll.27-
Filed
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9Lnmhina.
R,
De sNOFIOAL
1UD 6Hg ETTTER

PLFMHER AND GAS ETTE1I
~ p5S Square, (under Chaplin HanO
~ tsrtur.sa an Hkseps s9nstA3tly On asha Shs
AiH1s nd. Gas EittefN. mlttlAn 49,
q Plumnefs -fAbs, Water losetss Ma9h-standn,
Aycra1gs Led, Geivanizod sno Iron flRe,
BAth-p2nsI $50 aNd Iron Lin anQ torca fanW.
sheet Ieea fepteta, and everything necessary
Brsss Nc 49,. etoTus, Ee., with Whtar ana gas on
the meet egel ~erranta and done DunctnsAys-
1872 ssS1t@ 1VEa - tobh0s 80 ooSrsrI
oFfs
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Filed.
OF Committee appointed 10 dlsburse the
fund of $4,000 Appropriated for the rellei
of the families Of those who have or may
enlist in the Federal Army, that having
learned that the County Commissioner have
levied q tax of one-half mill on the dollar
upon ali the taxable property in this county,
for the same object, which tax will raise a
fund Of some SIS 900, Of which the city
will have 10 pay nearly two-thirds,
and thinking that there was q possibility
and even a probability that what was TO
be raised upon the county levy would be
sufficient to supply the necessities Of said
families while the heads of the same were
absent, las several Of them will probably
return in O short time or at least until such
time as he city would be better prepared to
furnish funds for said object, wehave there
fore thoughtit Advisable not to commence at
present 70 disburse the said appropriation OF
SO, 900, but to wait until the County Com-
m~issionsrs have distributed their levy, and
then, If need be, the city can and must use
her appropriation,
TSiFnedf C. ]. BALLARD,
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MAIL E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EHTERED July a
stmr. May Queen, vieer, Detroit.
Westarn Metropolis, GOldsmtlh, Buffalo.
schr, 4. Hsys, Fifold, Buffalo, u tons stoves.
sehr. New London, RsvelI, Marquette, s6 tons
sshr. LpVig 9 8, Rynolas, chicago
sSht. sPeedwsll' Bennett, RaaAlo, 800 cords stone.
5cbr. l. Fowler Hunto5n, Marquette 80 tons
sOsr. J. W. ssSfseant, Herns, Bpdalo, l47 bbls salt
SER. W.C Chisholm, Gallons, Port Hnron, % n
lumber, a NJ lath.
cLRkRED.
stmr. May Quasn, viser, Detroit, a,92 hs iron, 80
kegs nails, p boxes cheese, 70 boxes glass,
5bbls whisky, 81 pkgs sundrtes.
atnr. Western Mstr9polls, eoldsmlth, Buhaio.
sebr. Lewis CAS-, Reynoids, Mnwankee, 30 tons
schr. AHstTsiis, Andersen, Buffalo. go tons coal.
sehT. 81 ksEhoase, Bartlett, ghieaso, g Ton! soaS
Sohr. Onion, RsrroEs, Port Burwsl.
Sehr. Louisa, Ward, Rovan
sehr. Frank Piarce, RetisF, Hamilton, 30 tons coal
YrssE1s PAssED.-The 6nOvins vessels passed De.
troit on the 3Othi
Boand Up-Propsllers Prairie State, Concord, Men
dotA schooDers Advance, hmsns, Poston' Aeen-
tse, Transport, Dreqdnought, Belle City.
Bosad Dotcs-Propsllers Northern Light, kouu-
tain city, Banshes, Mineral Rock, Queen u The
Iefes, buckeye, Granite State; bark Great West
NOM MN. Stnrges, Colorado, Des0to, Constitution,
Northern Light Of Clayton brig Commeree, YOUNG
Amsrica; Sehoonsra Two Brothers, hazepPa, QUEEN
/ 81 tbs Lake., A. =. Hart, Dauntlesst Affair, Look.
ont III u LansinF, Nm.S andorson, 3. B. Hubbard,
EiiEa Logan, ]. Hibbard, Flight, Q. n. johnson.
List Of the vessels passing through thS WSliAnd
Canal;
Bsuua Fet-on the 2sth7sehooners T. J. Ia;
thsm. Surprise, 8asco, joseph wilson, helen' W
fbe eth-Btenmer Amityi bark Plymouth orig
ssminolet scheOnera Ayr, COiersine, Adriatie iron
Nov York Pearl, Ooquefte, Emma.
RoVad Edlt-On the 18th -SchooueE N. hoNIL
brie ~ aysTta Cook. On the 2sth=Propoler he.-
c7fot bark AdTiAtie; brig ocean Eagle flsqr 9e
Warta, Sehoonsrs l.. B. Crock9rt Rugby, bathrPp'
| Carrinathon. James Coleman, J. foupg.
MIBCELLANBoUB.
We clip the foIiowiBs items irom the Detroit Al
v~ertiaer Ofthe lat;
qrvoosrns Ma4TPPl, willis landing al the dock Al
ths loot Of Bates street to-day, s'ove 9 hole In bet
bnignrks Iorvmrd, In consequence OF her anchor
hsnRng under her bows.
euoaEsTfaS.-An evil which We would Ike e
- rsmedied h that Of vessels arriving a. our COCK
with their anchors either partly % tie rail or hang,
ins under the bows. rendering themaglves liable q
sericua damages, Also other Gratis that tney ma9
Como aionFEide Of. We believe the rrle 10 such easel
Il 10 have the anchor hoisted tnboerd suhicient Y
clear sFeryth'ng.
PAoPELLgR GRANTS sTATE--Ths propeller Buck
eve paced down this morning. a. tso0'clock, hattnl
~ tow the propeller Granite state, Whicn ha8 poel
lying disabled some days AZ Maekinse. shs Wa "a
hen % 70 Cleveland, where n new shAt Il n reeai
ness for her,
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0gsttrs.

~ s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
~ POT Gate Holt a Maltby's) CELEBRATIp
WILL BE REOEIVED DAILY
From bis establishment In BaltlmOgs-put up IN
cans and warranted tnnsR sud good Or DO sale.
Also harmedcany SeaLd OystAfs, Lcbsters, uish q,
Spice Oyatsu, and sardine5 kept constantly IN
hand.
baltimore, New York and Princes Bay 81, u OF
ter will Be received daily by Express.
~ ORAOLERs for sale BY the barrel.
W. ". GAINES, AGENT.
leD No NJ auuarinr sfraat. mpvai and. T..
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9VErs.

JAJhSON. oILn AMI
W0OLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street W@
Sdes, One No. 20 BANK street, Harris Block nFt
6oors north Of st. OtAiT street. 80
sss1is 81 evsry variety cleaned or eyed. cent?
oSrmo1fs cleaned or dyed without being Axe
9I5Tf ONE OPEN trum Go'alnoE A. p w
- -uNT
THE NJ WHICH EV.
ERYRODY oomplainAO6 may be cOunteracteo
= ssitnF 10 II. French Dyeing Eatabhshment o.
F-sd-rirf DyriaH, No IS Seneca street, next oooI =
ArS Fgrter4a Millinery store, where ofeiY nhtlqY
- 1920 rom Inc fneat Grape Shawls 20 the BABIES
hisnE.e ard Crutiempn'a Goeta. Vests nnd fanu
- ~ roio~ad or CLEANED and rcnoVated A. q com
oareffveiy trininR exec 90. mt-..
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DIED.


At Olm4ted Falls. June 9TH, lscl, Of Typ Iold he
yer, Hr. O. P. DRYDEN, In bis Gsth Je4r.
Al the same piano and Of the sans disease, On Sat
urdAy, June 18Th, 1851, Mr.. Oh -. 4. HARtHG
eldest son 81 ". y. and Jane Hartng, In the ed
year Of his age.
Al 0b-rl q, Jams 23th, Of congestion IL the brain,
MTu. HARRlEF REED wits Of Jahu II. He'd, for
nsfly VI Ni0nna, Trumbull couHty, o. aged sixty
hYs years. I'D
In this city, June G1th, LUCY Brown, aged 50
Vermont and HunOis papers please opT.
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80 Geo. o. Blair will deliver the Morn
INC LHlDEu, BY Pony EHprssa, in the towns
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for Sale OF &Eut

MOOD FOR SALE.-I0.000 70
w 10000 pounds Of wool for aas Il Card
ington, MORROW CO. % on Y, U. q y. Railroad
lune25:35 A~RMSrROH96 HACKEOORh,
DOR SALE NRW BOILFR AND
L. EEGIH 4, suitable Ter & Saw NH, Enqulrs q
h. r. Kesslor, at Morgzn ( Boots, rs Superior III,
corner q Seneca u. lunsaESs2
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Bee advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrd'I
Liver InvigorstOr.
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MHICH EY.


UWW AUAINsTWsD ---
Steam Dyer and shawl UsansrI beRs leaSe
Sa6ounce 10 his friends and tho public tMAt
frnd. o., whore be has fitted up q I aOO14 ~
~ bef mschfnsry, REGARDLESS Of oEponae, anH ~.
Lrrn hfmsoit that b strict attention % bu9lne-.en
- wfi Be- abls % regain that patronage ana b1lfpA
Mich Tor 60 many years orOWned bis endeeNoH.
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MIRuELLANRoUs

WHITE PEPPER-AT go sU-
w PEHIoB q. 1Sls1 sEo. D. bEOA'
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Wrt6 wonderful how soon a valuable
rsnsdy beoolaes known. Dc. .. o. Richardson's
sharry Wine Bitters Il used and bT
Sns hading Physicians Of tho eountrT, ami al Who
oAps trF It pronounce Il valuable.
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mTlz2A
JOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IM sUPERI0R STREET eet3eRle
P. SpALDfNG, ATToRHEY 4
NJ Counsellor II Law, No. Z Perkins BlooEs
GAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS.
fFeet. f~opposite Merchants hank Olsvnlands o.
DOHRDMAN AND LNGERSOLL,
I'D Attorneys atLaw, Atwstsr Block foot o. sa'
-s-for street, cleveland, Ohio.
DR00KS &F0RD, ATTORNEYS
10 AT Law, Perkins Building on Public
t5esTs; ,aoOrs ass v. roar.
XEPER, J. T., ATTORNEY AT
LAW, Nurrcn, FFumbulcountT, ONO. ynol
TILLAMSON AND RIDDLE
w ITFoHEEYs AZ Law. once No. g sgPeTol
tEsss SisValand' Ohio. 4. q. EIDE.