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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

FUsITvEs AID SooIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Fugitives Aid socie-
ty will be held at 3 o'clock P. NJ. tomorrow,
at the Methodist Church, Bolivar street.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of the Erie street
Methodist Church and other staunch friends
in the cause have consented TO be present
and address the meeting. The public are
kindly invited TO attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

A BARGAIN.-O. Cutter & Son sell this day
Saturday July 18Th, at their Auction Room,
Bank street, at 12 o'clock precisely, a
splendid seven octave Rosewood Piano-an
A. No. instrument. ANY one wishing to
purchase a really good Piano at decided
bargain will do well to be on hand at the
time designated-as it must be sold regard
less of cost. Also lot of good furniture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-l here will probably be
a very small crop of peaches this sea-
son, they having been cut off in this State
q great degree. Cincinnati papers state
that spectators are already in the market,
engaging all the fruit they can pick up, at
high prices, in anticipation of a scarcity in
the fall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

The farmers PROsPERoUs.-A country
paper, descanting on the times as they effect
business, says farmers will have no hard
times. Crops are good, and prices will be
good for everything excepting hay, the plen-
teousness of which all over the country will
make it very cheap, While the farmers
will be getting good prices for their produce,
the price of everything they consume, cloth
ing, dry goods, groceries, all will be cheap.
This pleasant prospect ought to induce all
who know anything about farming to turn
their industry in that direction. Other
branches of business certainly do not present
anything SO flattering.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-July ~.

FLOUR-Market quiet
WHEAT-Mlarke Tot has advanced lc. Sales at csc
for No. I, and 6317c tor No. in store
CORN-Market ke better Sales at 234fc for
mixed in store.
OATS-Markst firm.
RECEIPTS-3,OOO bbls aOur; 1000 bush wheat;
l20, COO bush corn.
SHIPMENTS-l,3O 80 bbls -four; Is7 900 bu corn.
ERElGHTS-Easieri &C for corn 70 Buffalo.
EXCHANGE-New York &c discount for gold.
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q FaIENp n NhED. IN {
BEOOD FOODi
BLOOD FOODt
nLnnn EllllDI


To all suffering from Consumption, tncipient or
confirmed, or from debility Of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostration, brought on by any
sauss or from scrofulOus complaints; or from dis
sasea Of the kidneys OF bladder; and to Ladies suf
erlag any Of the many dis isressng complaints their
ssH Hre lIsbl5 To- and which engender Consumption,
TIE BLOOD FOOD
3 offered 6 9 Certain ami Reliable kamody. Differ
ing IN every particular from the patent medicines OF
the day, Il Is chemical cTr binRfion tf IRON, IL
PHOR and PaOSPHOk sJss otFerT great worth, and
many hundreds baa glad and grateful testimony 70
the benefits It has lerred on them.
OHUROH DUPONT f09 Broadway, New York,
ars the aos prOprietora o the article, aud have in
sonseQuencs of fraud attsmpted upon the public,
changed ths color Of the outside wrapper from RED
to FEIIoW and Increased the szs Of tho bottle 10
3unoes. Be Fery cautious in buying to see that the
hcimile Of their signature Is on the outside Of the
wrapper, O. all others itgrfsita. In cOnse-
Iueuce Of the large demsnd tor this article, the fol-
kowing druggists have all ordered and received sup
plies of the new kind, viz.
Cbae. A. KiDball, Wm. II. French, }. r. Hayes,
"A. staniels, 6nd samuel Kiddsr gr., Lowell
- sold by Nm. FISkE, Druggi I, Cleveland,
Jhio. sb25.dEW
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BUFFALO 1IARKET.-JuIy II.

TbI ILLLUNAFH.T
FI.0UR-Market steady.
WHEAT-Market hrmer but quiet Sales 1900
bush Kano5ha club nc.
CORN-Market tlrmer and good demand Sales
5000 bush qt 32c; $1,000 bush at 3256c
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm. IIRI2c On corn
and wheat to New York
LAKE IAIPORTS-6,OOO bbls four: sn COO I'm
wheSt; l49 O00 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-3,OOO bbls hour: IS OO0 bu
wheat s., eco bush corn.
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The TOBACCO CROP OF 0HIo.-0hio raised
100000, pounds of tobacco in 1910, and
nearly Il, 900, 900 in 1850, while in 1859 her
crop amounted to but "a. 900 hogshesds.
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PUT-IN-BAY.-The Bethel Church Congre-
CATION are to make an excursion to Putin
Bay on Thursday next for pic-nicking pur-
poses. The May Queen will carry the
party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

MUsKETs.-The Grays of this city received
from Columbus, yesterday, one hundred
stand of arms.
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A SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Wsrren, Tfum bull county Ohio. Onice
R1- ~ Market street. dsc3dsI
WILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
: w AfFoREEgs AT Law. once No. 50 Superior
tsss;s .sSa sis' 9'A''e' O1'0 4. q RThtE'ON tlT'ON'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the courties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in hevicinity of Clevelsnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALooFT HoRToN,
1873 and 141 Water Street,
iv3.35I Cleveiand. Ohio
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REMovAL.-A. NJ. Perry & Co. have re-
opened at .heir old stand on Superior street,
where they win be happy to serve their old
customers, and as many new ones as will
favor them with their patronage.
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Sacrament at the Bethel. There will
be sacrament at the Bethel on next s lbbath
afternoon at three o'clock. All Christians
are invited to attend.
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REFR1eERATohs AT CosT.-HaYing no con-
venient stOre-room for the six Refrigerators
now on hand, viz: ''schooley,"2 2 "Jew-
etts upright" and plain chests. will sell
them AT COST to the frstcustomer that offers
thecash. ". P. Foea.
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PERsoNAL.-COlOnel stager of Gen. Nc
Clellan's staff, upon receipt of the news
from Laurel Hill yesterday, started for
Virginia by the next train.
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N. Y. STOCK nIARKET.-July IL.

Market Is dull and steady. Chicago 4 Rock Is
land 3s; Cleveland Toledo 25A; Galena & Chicago
6i's lDois Central script 674i Reading 375z Mich
igan southern guaranteed zS52i Michigan Central
Az; Harlem lOl4; New York Central 1875; Missouri
6s iS ksntucky 6s 70; Kentucky Is large bonds Il;
United States 6s 81 coupons So.
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ARREsTED.-Marshal Minckley will leave
this morning for Cincinnati to bring home
Thomas Jones who robbed Ward at dog
gerry on Canal street few weeks since
Jones is an old offender and has served sew
eral terms in the Penitentiary. The last
time he was sent for burglary committed
at Akron where 800 were stolen. On be-
ing pursued he threw the money into the
canal where it was partially recovered. .
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L Il SnInMnNSnN

PydctieaI and Scientific Op6eiGa,
Kesps tho largest assortment of the most improved
kinds Of SPEOfAQLES. All his GLASSES, whether
Tor near or far sighted, are ground ander his own
Inspection By machinery ola construction, with
the greatest to suit the eyes In ell cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and importing strength for long reading
lle saving.
NJ. Soloiaonson would here inform the public thht
be never eployH any one in the sale q hta Lenses
~ Also, 3 splendid assortment ofSPY GLA6SE
HOROSCOPES, O0MPASsEB, &C., on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
Is peElsCt a. natural
0FEI0E-Ro 10 Superior str6st, under Amsrican
Hotel mailsdGW
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Of ths value OF good remedy could be produced than
the following letter. coming it does, ursolicitsd
from q gentleman 30 vol kp0WH In thas part q
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0VMMERuIAL.
CLEVELAND siARKRT-yuIy 10

FLOUR-MSrket inactive and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales are car red at Sic on
track, and car red and white ct SIC and Coo re-
spectivsly.
CORN-sAIe Of car At soc from store.
RYE-ssls of car 81 40
mGHWINEs- Sales Of % bbls and 80 do at
lSSe.
EGGA-sales at &C.
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8nlaErs.

BROOKS 6. @. q E. W., BUILD
ID hrs. Also Manufacturers Of Doors Blinds
Sos, BrRokstB and all kinds Of Scroll Saving ana
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 70 4lttlle
Eleck, Q8Tgia1d, 9h1s hotsNA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

PoLICE.-The Police last night arrested
William Graham for disturbance, and Chas
Hariigan for assault and battery.
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OSWEGO IlIARKRT-JuIy IL.
BY TELE0RAPH.1

FLOUR-Market steady
WHEAT-In demand, but difference in views
OF buyers and sellers restrict transaCtiOns Chicago
spring No. is held at 7c and northwestern club at
loasS' Small sales Of winter red western CSC, and
Minnesota club at Sc.
tG;ORN-Is held at CSC, which is above the views
Of buyers.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Steady; -four 2Sc; wheat
Scand cOrn:7c, to New York
LAKE IMPORTS-l,s7 ,s75 bbls flour; 600 bush
wheat; 400 bush corn; ,000 bush eats.
wheat: Is. 100 bush corn
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1--WE oongrstulate our readera upon I

EMe congratulate our reeders upon the
discovery Of sure cure for Rheumatism, GOut and
Hsuragla. and all Merc rlal Diseases, which is ef
iscted without the Of internal medicines, which
destroy the consultation and give temporary relief
only In fact it Is the only known remedy efeetiBg
perfect cure, and We teal warranted, from Its
Communications, In calling the attention Of the az
ficted and those having friends suffering from Rheu
matiEm Gouf OK keuralgiai or the pernlcious effects
Of Mercury, 70 the adVertBemont in another column
Gf our pap6r OF Dr. Leland 8 Anti-Rheumatic Band.
~ Sold BY Wm- flskh Cleveland. o. feb25
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IAAGE d BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Councillors at Law. Ofhoo l6S Superior
Street, (Opposite Merchants Bank, Cleveland, 0.
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7 H E CITY .
Head Quarters Ohio Militia and Volunteer
ADJUTANT- GENERALS 0FFIcE, }
Columbus, July 10, 1851.


ADJUTANT- T-GENERAL's OFFICE,
Columbus, July 10, 1851.
GEEERAL 0RDEs No. %;
The Ohio Volunteers mustered into the
service Of the United States for three years,
under the call of the President of May Sd,
1861, are placed on the footing of the United
States troops, having gone directly into that
service without the Intervention Of State or
ganization.
It is therefore proper that the same rule
Of promotion should be adopted as that pre-
vailing in the regular army, which is that
Of succession by seniority in the Regiment
AL appointments hereafter made by the
Governor of the State to ell vacancies will
be made by promoting the senior officer in
the same regiment, Of the grade below, un-
less for sufficient reason the rule is suspend
ed in a special case.
While the officers Of each company will
ordinarily remain attached 10 their pres
ent commands, it is 10 be understood, that
new assignments may very pro?erly be
made, should the necessities Of the service
require it.
By order Of the Commander in Chief,
c. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adjutant General, o.
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CAUTION The public wiz be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, a. some unDrincfplsd
men use that name for their own worthless COM
sounds In so doing they deceive the Community
and infringe upon the Trade Mark ofPeTTy DaTis.
PT;ess-25 eeHts 30 cent?, AID 81 PEI B0t1a
J.N. HARRIS & CO., CIncInnstI, o,
PropriatOrs for the Southern and Western Stsfeg.
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by -.---
n = z GayloEd' Wn- n fiske Sirens 3 AEnsis9ns,
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8tass Seaadrp.

JAMES h. ODELL, BRASS
% FOUNDER AND MANUEACTu HER q
6razl Work Of every description, No. s. Union s..
af5E doors from Superior street C9seands Ohto. y.
4 ure1arod 70 furnish al kinda o. work used ia
etsSm WatsT or Gas, snd AL tho various articles
Jasd N the Plumbing Buslzasl. 6eer Runls q 81
! n dBFS1l WaTE ~ 81 fildI T1iaiTal. tra7&s
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We are now in the North
Western portion Of Virginia, about thirty
miles from the "blue ridge 4" mountains.
The enemy is retreating in force TO the
mountains always keeping some twenty
miles between US and them. I think they
are now entirely surrounded. The U. s.
troops are stationed on the other side of the
mountains, and it is impossible for them TO
retreat further. They must fight or sur
render.
The U. S. Nebraska Regulars, (artillery)
with twenty-five pieces, passed through this
place on yesterday. They are fine looking
men and well drilled. The entire road be-
tween here and Beverly, and for miles to-
wards Clarksburg is literally lined with
tents, moving infantry, dragons and artil
lery. There is o battery erected near here,
and until we arrived it was in the possess
sion Of secessiOnists. The day before we
arrived, as they were retreating before our
forces, the Virgins guard, consisting of
fity men, formed an ambuscade, tlred upon
them as they were fling up narrow pass,
and Of the three hundred horsemen, only
fifty escsped. Those that were not killed
by the murderous 6re, rushed down the
precipiee, and were crushed to death.
The village Of Buckhannon is now al
most entirely deserted, except by our SOL
diery. The inhabitants having left for safer
quarters.
We were to have marched on day before
yesterday, but were out Of provisions, our
provision wagons ought to have been here
yesterday, but did not arrive until this
morning. As soon as the horses are rested
we shan start for Beverly Franz.
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&ss- Fox's celebrated Farina Crackers,
W. R. Cheese, Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime, Flour, and general assort-
ment of groceries can be found at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange, foot of supe-
rior street.
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LEADER.
NEW ADVRRTTsEnfENTB.

Hanns, GaFFettscn CO. -PlssSure Excursion.
strong Armstfons-Bat and Roach Exiermi-
Rator
q, w, Clalk-Fruit Jars.
@. W, -Chrono-thsrmai Female Pills.
9. NJ. Barrier -Attachmeut Notice.
David Russell attachment Notice.
D. N. G.-BoarJ Wanted.
$. Mann-Note Losl.
Situation Wanted.
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0gsters.

N s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
SYsEEERss s. ''''' non : "Ai'o''' O-N-DAAiAD
WILL BE BEOEIHED DAILY
From his establishment In Baltimore-put up n
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hermetically scaled Oysters, Lossters Ulanas
Spice oyatorzs and sardinss kept constantly On
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay Sh d o.
t8rs will be received daily By Express.
~ ORACEnRs for sale by the barrel. s
w, w. .9AIHE5, Agent,
- 10. 90 Superior srraSt' olsEolana' o
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FRANK PAkEER.-Liyery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses snd
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
aan3ARaS.Iv
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As ever affectionately your son,

We are permitted to make the following
extract from the letter of Printer Boy, to
his parents in this city. He is in Captain
Buckley's Co. 10th Ohio Regiment:
In CAMP AT BUcKHANNOE, Va,
Tulv 9Th 1891
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NERVOUS DIs0RDEls.

NERVOUS DIsORDERs.
EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
u speedy and certain remedy, and never hIls- Thh
Sweet Of Connecricut, the famous bons-sstter, ane
has been used in his practice for more than tEsuy
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, Ii Is unriYalsE
BY any preparation before the public o. Fhsch sha
This Llnimens viii cure rapidly and radicaliE.
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and n thOl-
sands Of cases where t bad been used i has neEal
FCR NEURAIGIA, It viii asord immsdists ~
9t II N V3il SieTs ts worst esss Of HADACHE a
three minutes, and is Wsrranted @ 90 H.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENEnAh
LASSITUDE arising from mprudence OF exeals
Iefinq directly upon the nervous tissues Il strenf
ens aud rsVivihes The system and restores Il % els
T6R PILEs.-As an sxtsrual rsuasd7, Ne oial,
that u IL the BEST Known and We ebalsnge tha
distressing CON plainI Should give X tral f5r Il
will not lail to AFFORD iinmedists RELIEF aud n ma
ortty OF cases will effect RADICAL cure.
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes sE-
tremelY MALIGNANT aud dangerous, but timely au-
pication q this Llniment win never fail 70 cuTu.
largsment fthe joints e liable 70 occEr neFectsa
The worst case rny b conquered by TIN Aiulzlsnt
Bruisss, Cnts, Wounds, Sores, UIosrs, Burns, ana
ss ssslss, = YSss s TsaE e sc Sg9fiE n M
When USED scoring 2 ai5ssi 5;a ile5si sa, 49,, 49,
FHERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy st hand for ~ timely US
al the first appearance Of Leneness vi eac uall5
nreFent those formidable diseases % Fhlch al
horses are liable and which reIeer % many cthsE-
wise valuable hOrses nearly Eortnleea -
Over E0ur hundred voluntary te9tinonlai1 % the
souderul curative properties OF thia Lniuont have
been received within The last two yea7u, and many
AZ thsm from persons IN the highest ranks q 10.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the algnaturs and
ifl-eneEs of Dr. stephen Sweet on ever label. and
siso fsstsphsn Sweets lnfalibis Lfuimensa blown
h fho glsss Of each bottle, without which uons are
gsnuino. RICHARDSON CO,
Sole Frupriotorst Norwich, O..
Tor ssls by Stroug 4 ArmstF0ngs Solo Agsgts loI
Cleveland sep2z- k26dfu
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
Prepared BIZ

PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 Per Bottle; Six Bottles for Is.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such renoWn for the
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
IL ID entirely unnecessary for US to recount the evil
dence Of its virtues Wherever II has been employed.
As IL has long been In constant Throughout this
Its quality Is kept TO the best il has BEEN and
that II may be relied on to do for their relief all II
has ever been found to do.
AYERS CATHARTIG PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
CoStSUeness, Jdundtcs, DyspepSd, Indigestion, DyseI1
ssg EOtLl boIndch Erpslpeds, Headache Pte5S Rhsi
lsGtisBl, ErIptons aud Skin Diseases Liver Complaint
Dr0psV, TetteT Tafa0rs and SAX RheiHis Worms Cod
Neuralgia, az a DisBsT PHI GBd for Purifying
Blood.
They are susar-eosted, 30 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, ana they are the best
aperent In the world for ali the purposes Of family
physic.
Great numbers OF Clergy men, Physlcians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their names
dies, but space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given,
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed tOr their
cure.
Do not be put on by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more prOht on. De.
mand AYERs, and take no Others. The sick want
So All our remedies are for sale BY WIZ. fish,
STRoEe 3 ARHsFRoSsI X. n. GAYLORD and By all
Druggists.
thartic Pills. are for sale BY Churchill Brother 3.
e. corner Public Squnre and Ontario street.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARRT.


WEDNESDAY,, July 10, 1861.
The receipts at the different yards for the past
week are a. follows
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jys:s5l. Cleveland, Ohio.
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~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanfpyd'I
Liver InYigOrstOr. a
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- The price Of the MosSlEe LEADER to
news agents ,s One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 10 News
Dealers, is one-fOurth OfA cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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lei @0oaa.

IT INEN HANDKEROHIEFs -
1lzla ---I -IU - RETTsERa HAUsMAEE.
T ACE AND MUSLIN CAPES.
IL RETTpERG HAUsSIANN.
MARSHILLEs TRIMMINGS &
III ErlnRss. RErTBERG & HAUsMANE.
TT D. KENDALL & co.
ORaANDIEs AND FRRNcH MUsLINs
AT
GREAT BARGAINSI
We shan offer this morning, July sth, tn E balance
and desirable goods, at
20 CENTS Per YARDl
Amongst the lot will be found tho most desirable
styles In market, costing 90 cents per yard.
oRGAEDIE AND BERAGE ROBES,
worth from SO to Si6-at FUUR DOLLARS each.
Elegant Broehe Embro dsred Grenadines, worth
10 shillines per yard, 81 s5 Cents.
Also-our entire stock "A Spring and Summer
+ r Il NCH PRIN rs
AT Eight Pence Ter yard-ior Dash.
Iys b. D. KENDALL q co.
z 1. BALDWIN & co.
WILL OPEN To DAY, July 8,
Grey and Brown SILK PoplIns,
Chali Reps,
Ohintz Briiilants
Thibet and Stella Shawls
Linen sheettngs and Pillow Linens,
s-i moz1mbiques,
Paris silk Mitts
Misses Lace Hose,
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
lys Z. l. BALDWIN a co.
Under THE U. s. ENSIGN,
AND THEIR OWN sIaN,
237,
HOVER & HIGBEE,
WITH THE
q LORI LOUS URTH,
will offer
BARGAINS TO THE PEOPLE
In all kinds of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Black La'e Mitts, Linen Hdk'fs,
PnrRsols, Summer Hoods.
Sun UMBRELLAS.
Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, Lace,
Their supply of - = - = NJ
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES & COTTONADES
Is First Rate, Stocky and Cheap.
WITHOUT ANY STRAIN they can run-wlth-
race Of competition with tho most celebrated deal
LINEN AND COTTON CLOTHS.
Ofwhlch they have always good supply.
Their
SILKS, sHAWLs AND DRESS GOODS
are from the
FIRST EASTERN HOUSES,
At Prices less than retail in New York.
BONA FIDE"
Is the word at
ES l.........SUPERIoR ST.........ZS7
iuly4
A RTIFIOIAL FLOWERS AT
IA OOST-Our entire stock.
mysi RETTBERG 4 HAUsMANN.
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NTESTERN LAND.---H. II. Ii"
wv TILE, OF tho late urn Of Littles 4 Keyes,
oonstantlY on hand large quantity Of fne Earnnin
Land In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to eEchana
Eor city or country real estate, personal propert
Ohlce with Rouse Jennings. Marble Block, supe
rioT stre@f TnaTi8R2l
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CERATE AND OINTMENT.
Sold Wllolesaie and RstaiIb -


y; y. GAYLORD, o. 8. Macksnzis, WHIisrs Hi,ss
=, W. seckrid5r, and Strong 4 AruriIcn7 li,---ss
land, 0ntoi Robsrts samuel, Oolurn Jus; ~ a 80
nam, Sanduskyi Carter y Brother, Eris Pa
"a eeEsrs SAT- Rhsum syrup and 9ezafe 4 sold y
S11LoIlu q BLotleE ma9
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9tt0taEys at galt.

II GRIs W o 1 D,
ETFORNEY AT LAW,
lsOfics over Mould q Rumssn's store.