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RRnhI NEW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.
A special Washington dispatch says that
the rebel prisoners escaped f.om the old Cap
itol building last night. The Provost guard
is in hot pursuit.
The steamship Africa sailed to-day for
Liverpool with 40 passengers among them
were Archbishop Hughes and ThurloW
Weed Gen. Scott it is understood goes in
Saturdays steamer.
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.TELEGRAPHIC.

THE ENEMY ADVANCING.
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FROaI WAsHINGrnN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
Richmond papers Of Monday just received
here, make no mention of the landing of the
naval expedition South. Il IS quite clear,
however, from the tono of the Southern press,
that the movement OF the feet has created
intense alarm among the rebels. They are
anxiously awaiting intelligence Of the blow
that is 70 be struck.
JEFF Davis has appointed Friday, Nov. 18th,
as day Of fasting and prayer.
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- The price Of the MoEEIHe LELDER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LskDEEi 70 EeWI
Dealers, is One-fOurth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

ARREST OF SUPPOSED CoNsFIRAToRs.-on
Tuesday Deputy o. 8. Marshal Patterson
went to cardington, Morrow county, and in
tho afternoon arrested three men named
James Gregory, John Gregory (brOthers) and
s. L. Salisbury, supposed to be traitors and
Knights Of the Golden Circle, and brought
them to shis city. They appeared before Q.
s. Commissioner White yesterday morning,
and gave bail to appear for examination one
week from Tuesday next.
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FROM BALTI1IORF.

DAA4AAOhAi NOV. ..
The election returns in this city indicate
that Augustus W. Bradford, the Union can
didate for Governor and the whole Union
ticket, has from 10. 900 to $4,000 maj.
The election in this city passed of quietly.
Over 200 arrests were made of parties
charged with reasonable conduct. Many
were, subsequently,, discharged, The whole
number Of votes in the city about 10000.
Bradford's msjority is about 90.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.
Members commissioned to investigate the
claims against the Government in the
Western Military Department have all ST.
rived, and will probably enter upon their
duties Immediately.
A rumOr gained much currency here to-
duy that an order for Fremonts removal had
been suspended for present by Gen. McClel-
Ian, with the Presidents sanction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

FIRE.-About 111z o'clock last night fire
occurred in the Lake Shore House, under
Water street hill, kept by John Moran, con-
suming the entire building. A house onthe
same spot was burned little over year ago.
Owing to the lateness of the hour we we're
unable to obtain any facts as to the owner,
loss, cause of fire, &c. Our impression is
that the loss will not exceed $500. The Fire
Department was on hand promptly, and by
vigorous work prevented the spread of the
flames to the surrounding buildings, which
was threatened by the high wind.
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KENTUUKY NEWS.

MAIsYILLkI ny, Now Q.
A gentleman from Presionburg says that
Gen. Nelson has taken possession Of that
place, and had advanced six miles beyond, to
Licking station, and was still marching on.
The pickets of the enemy were ten miles be-
yond, where the rebels, 5000 strong, were
expected to make stand. Gen. Nelson ex-
pected TO come up to them yesterday.
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:. Z. CATTLE lIARKET-Nov.


BEEVES-Market has advanced Eo. sxS9c for
prime and extra; average TetS5fc
MILUH COWS-In moderate demand at S259
45 as " quality.
SHEEP & LAlIBS-Market active at 36@4ac
Live eN ia as high 70 &C.
SWINE-Sol1 quickly On arrival at foil rates.
SAILS Of m fd ~ 3j6eg456ci heavy and light dig
tillery fed At 354G3Ac.
The following are the receipts:
Baaves 1885; ll2: calves $40; sheep and Lambs
1879; twine l3 40.
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FROM PHILADFLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Lieut.. Kurtz, o. g. n, was released on
parole from Richmond for the purpose Of en-
deavoring to effect IN exchange OF prisoners.
It is said he is likely TO succeed, having en-
listed the sympathy of the Government by
his description Of the treatment Of prisoners
in Richmond. The Cabinet will give the
matter the deepest consideration.
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OsWRGO HIARKKT-NOv. 6


FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHRAT-MArket 4 shade lower. Sales 13r 500
bush No Chicago spring at l,OU% o. ls0J5z.
GORN-MarksG quiet.
BARLEk-5Carcs-ro sales.
RYE-Sales 2,OOD bush Canadian at e4c.
CANAL EREIfshTB Unchanged; -four &c.
wheat 2 c to New York. Boats are scarce and a
fleet conveying over 6OJ O0O bush grain is sh0at
on this Lake and will arrive with the first favorable
wind.
wheat; 7,2DO bush corn; 500 bush barley.
CANAL EHPORT'8-6,5O $ bbls -four; 1900 bu
wheat; 1900 bush barley; $500 bush rye.
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CLEVELAND mARKRT--NOv. 9,
FLOUR-ssles Of small lots, including fair c5un-
Try red wheat double extra at SIl5
WHEAT-sales Of ltO bush red from store; 600
bush and 400 bush Co. DO, 400 bash, and 1910 bus,
FREQ on beard and cars on track, ell al 92e; and
1900 bush white I. ON store, at s7c,
CORN-salss Ct car II sloj and cars at sSc-all
on track.
OATS-sieady ct 2is.
HIGHWINRs-sales OFFS bbls at I5Jfc, and Is
do Al Ina
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FROM NV YORK.

NV YoRK, Nov. 6.
A letter to the Commercial IRON Fort Non
roe says the resignation of Gen. Wool is an
ticipaled there. Also says there is excellent
authority for saying there are two field OH
Gers at the Forte navy and Lieut.. Colonel
OF artillery-WhO are favorable to the rebel
cauee
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CouRT OF CoMHoH PLEAsy-JUDaE BoLTOE.
Daniel b. Fitzhugh ct al vs.. Ellery P.
Williams ct al. Juror Withdrawn, and de-
PENDANTS given time TO amend.
JUDeB FOOTE,-Wnliam a. Blskevs. Good
ale & Burt. Judgment for Plaintiff for
$ss43s.
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sPHEREoTTPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay 10th citi-
zen and stranger. R27:d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

~ The Rev. Charles A. Dicksy will
preach in the United Presby yterian Church,
Erie street, on Sunday next, at lOJ< o'clock,
A. NJ, and at ~ Pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

PLYMoUrH SABBATH SCHOOL ANEIyERsART.
The anniversary of Plymouth Church
Sabbath School was celebrated last even
ing at their church on Prospect street. The
house was we'll filed, and after hearing the
superintendent's report, which showed the
school to be in thriving condition-the
average number that have been present the
last year being three hundred and sixtY-eight
an increase of eighty over the year before
the scholars were addressed by T.
P. Handy, Esq, Rev. Mr.. Mason, OF
Cincinnati, and E. P. Ingersoll, Esq.
Miss Alice stilson, child of nine years,
sang solo, which would have done credit
to older singers, after which the children
went into the rooms below and partook OF
the bounties sent in for their benefit by the
parents and friends of the school.
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CHICAGO MARKET-NOv. @.

FL0UR-MArket inactive.
VIZ 8AT-MArket has declined A6Hc. Sales at
65h@69c for No. !, and 6iS a65c for no. in store
t5ORN-mRrket advanced &c. Sales at 2lc Tor
mixed in store.
OATS Market nominal at l46e.
RBCEIPTS-6S W. DDis hour l4lO0 bu wheat
''ssSS 'sssHIPMENTs-Is,OO bush wheat; $4,000 bush
FREIGHTs--NOminsli l5c on corn, 1so on
wheat to Buffalo.
EXOHANGE-0n New York, firm at &c pre-
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NY. sEOCK nIASKET.-Nov. 6.
nv 4r-rvdp go /

HIONRY-Quick at 6t67 per cent.
HTERLINtS EXCHANGE-Steadier at lO7%
0lO7x.
STOCHS-Rqther more doing and market heavy
and rather lower; clOsiag dull Chic 90 R0cE Is
land 524; Cleveland Toledo 3sS; Illinois Central
62b; Michigan SOuthera guaranteed 394 81. aud
son 39A; Pacific A all 99 Erie 3sS; ETie preferred
5Ts4; Michigan Central 1873; New ork u tral 7s4
Panama IiS Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 975zi
Chic r., Burlington Quincy S.; illinois Central
bonds IS; Erie Sd tonds So; Caliornia7s 5lHi Mis-
souri, 6s 43A; Tennessee q; Virginia AZ, United
States '62 g6s: United States G. "a registered y
United stat 6s sI coupons "a United States 5s "A
coupons s44
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CRAWFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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AN FVPLOsTON-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Yesterday afternoon two workmen were
killed and one severely injured by the blow
ing up Ofa boildiug 90 the Bfidesbnrg Ar
senal containing Illuminating powder. ss---
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Bamts--ggat--&GlUard.

GTRAY COW-TAKKN
~ up by D. B Harrington, one
hed Viii CON der head
mostly red, with four red spO 8 on
hvr ght side h legs r d. The gNK
aid COW posed TO De atOut SIX
years OLD an good size
Bocsport, No.. I, ls6l- nov5:3
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--- FINANUIAL'
ALBANY, Nov. 6.

ALBANY, Nov. 6.
A dividend Of 464 per cent. is declared on
all demands allowed against the Bank of
Albany, payable tomorrow at the Exchange
Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

~ Vanity Fair, Ledger, &c, for this
week. Budget Of Fun for November, Dime
Novel for November, for sale at Hawks &
Brothers.
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~ Two hundred bbls. Crude Petroleum
Oil, for re6ner's use, just received and for
sale in lots to suit purchasers, at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
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THE CITY.

HIeHWAT RoBBERT.-0ur old and we'll
known citizen, Mr.. Henry Martin, while on
his way home Tuesday evening about 9
o'clock, was knocked down on Prospect
street, near Granger, by two rufisns, and
robbed q his wallet, containing cOnsiders-
bic sum Of money. He lay for some time
senseless from the blow he received. Mr.. NJ.
believes that these men pursued him from
his place Of business, though he had not OBJ
served them on the route. Such an occur
renee on one of the great thoroughfares of
our city, at such an hour in the evening, is
most alarming. We understand that that
portion of the city is entirely unguarded, the
police force only being enough to attend to
those localities where crime has its habitat.
1t is idle to suppose, however, that villainy
is to be bound within the limits of certain
localities, and every portion of our city should
bs protected. The police force should at
least be doubled.
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FROH CLARKsRURG.
CLARKsBURe, Va. Nov. 6

CLARKsRURaI Va, Nov. s.
A large balloon passed over this place at
$50 this evening going southeast. We
could plainly distinguish man waving
flag from the balloon.
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OOMMEROIAL.
Board ofTr1do.

President-J. l.. WEATHERLY,
Vice Pros't-M. b. BOOFT. TresSureF-R 7. LYoH.
DfnRCTOHs.
n. B. CLARK, A. Quin, +. 8. Davis, B. Browhen, II.
Harvey, A. J. Beggea, b. y. Lester.
REFEREEs.
8. Y. Lester. 10 Husssy, NIB. Scott.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aug8-RII
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0NstErs

~ s. .MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
W POT QAts Holt 4 Naltby'sI. CELEBRATED
OfSTEBS
WILL BE RECEIVED .DALLYr
From his establishment in BaItimore-put up in
can and warranted fresh and good, or no sale.
Also heTmelicaliy sesled Oysters. L0bsterB, Clans
Spice Oysters, aid Sardines, kept constantly on
hand.
Baltimore, New York ana Princess Bay shsn
Oysters win be received daily BY Express.
- OTackers for sale By th.s barrel
w. W. Gal SEs, Agent.
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Frank PARKHR.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
aspa4R96.Iv
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ExCIFRMRNr IN zANRsvILLE.

ZAEEsvLLE, o., Nov. 6.
Considerable excitement has been created
here this evening, by the burning of an efigy
Of President Lincoln. rr
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80ardtng.

DOARDING HUUS EFT Il Z
ID HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and by the
stone Ohurch, ,-one Of the pleasante5t locations N
15sn for BoarTieru Fsmiifs- TishinF 70 furniah
their own rooms can Be accompanied with lATee
and convenient rooms aud bed-room1i ana olnsle
dations on reasonable tarnn- Belarenee9 gllen ano
raauiVad liAl'R2sI = h"khiFf
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 Fm HUMAN SIGHT nvHS IHvmTDl
l. b. sOLOMOEsOE,

FFGcfssl end 6eieHtiss 0phiciaR,
Keeps TIE laresgt as5ortnent Of the most improved
fiDfa Of gPFofACLEB. All his Glasses, whether
f8F 1s1F o. far sighted, sre ground under hi1 own
nIDs0ion, ty maohinerg Of new construction. with
ftso1t1t c1To, 80 e. q Euit tho eyes In all cagel,
rnrtnr WcakneE1, DiEEiuesl OF Inflammation Of III
1To1, and tmpartinE strength for long reading Or
u s5iaInousou would hereinforn tbs ppbIio that
hangTgr crIoTI any one in the sale Of hia Lenses.
~ NlTo. \ aIleu did asEortment olsR1 GLABsEH
ITgROsiasf,r -, OOH PASSES, Sc, on hand.
~ AkTIFfUIAL EEES inserted Without l1in'
dFSioS-IS. - saDsrior utrsot, under AgoTioun
Eof1i mall:dsW
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The cold season Is approaching, Gnd your dithcui'
q viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN.
oUEABLE.
Thsrs Is no guess Wo5k IN the examination or in
the Administering Of ths medicines, Tor b. the in
ssrumsnts used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor hestatss 20 inform the patient or his
friends Of the THUS state Of tbs case.
The Loetor's parlOrs ct the Weddsll House are
thFongsd daily, many ps-sOns coming from distant
States, and others who vcrs dshsaIteBed by form
eF experience and large sums paid to quacks, here
ind health, and that too By paying very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There iS no charge for consultation.
Doctor AIER does not cure By mercury, osustics,
Gnins, blstsring, blssdinEor any Of the practices
usualy rsSorted TO in the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. The treatment is admirably adapted to per-
sons Who cannot take strong medicines; the effects
are prompt Gnd permanent, and bat fsW days trial
VII eonviDos the most skeptical- The Doctor Win
with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
conFerssd with in this city, who have been cured
By his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
tampezing With their lives under the blind guidance
of strsEeiling dOst0rsi or who are cying By inch
e. under the handE Of physicians who do net under.
stand the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cu.e delay no longer, bat while you have the pOW
sr sssk in . rational way - regain your health
Those. too who waiting FOR the disease 70 "Wear
ofH tank -hile It is time, Of those Who, like you,
vuitsd but in vain aad have gone before you. Many
thousands Of thOJs who have gone down to the
grave with consumption might have been saved
had they taken proper prseaution and checked the
disease when Il was catarrh or Inflammation Of the
threat. Proht BY rejecting upon their fatal neg
lsct.
a%Ihs charge shall in no case be abovs you
means. nOv4:s7l
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aThs NOblest Study Of Mankind lie Man ~
-Ruidebssed snd degraded manhood. is eUos hut
tco prevalent in cur planet. Oh kosp the fatal
ahEiin of disease snd complaint from your ol-eSsl
Warming and idvlso can Be obta'nsd IN the book
"Human Fraiity, or Physiological Rss'archss." It
will assuredy rscan ths back sliding from the evil
prastless prevalent to an alarming extent, aud be
untrr.ng guiding star 10 health and resusots ted
energy 1kousahds attest thp bsnsat Of hoedlngits
counsois a1d advice.
Sold By DR. BARROW, lsi BioeoksF street, New
Eork. Price - cents. Sent iroo evCryWheru.
sold also hy g. W. Cark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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@ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BIZ BROKES BY TEE HEAT, can be tOuud at
W. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
ekraata
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ENLARGED NECK.

which ts 90 prevalent en- the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs night swsats,
bleeding ct the lunRs. general debility, partial
daai0ess imperfect sight loss Of voice, hoarSsness
loss Of flesh and strength loss Of appetite anguor
dependency palpitation Of the heart oppression Of
the chest disult breathing. restlessness at night
kc Ehould consult ths Doctor forthwith
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior
street, next door to the Weddell House.
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@- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at l39 and 14l Water street.
Oct. I1-lm-361. ALcorr & HoRToH.
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M1L1rARY.-The First Ohio Regiment left
Cincinnati on Tuesday morning in fine order
for Louisville.
The Eighteenth Ohio, at Camp DeDnisOn,
it wss understood would leave yesterday for
Louisville.
Governor DennisOn, in person, on Tues
day presented to she officers of the 4th Ohio
Cavalry their commissions, On the same
day the friends Of Col. Kennett, Of the same
Regiment, presented him with a magnif-
cent charger, fully equipped.
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Suction SaIEs.
.THURSDAY, Nov. ira, 1861.
RY GODS, 60,

AT AUCTION, By........-,..O, CUTTER SON.
o. CUrFER \ SON viii se on Thur day, Nov.
7th, It thsir Auc ion RoJm. Bank street, cOmmen-
C ng AZ 10 o'clock A M to clo-s sund y cnnsigD.
ats, lot OF DSS GOODS, g., consistiI Of slack
ana Fancy CAsst mer 8, 5Atintts, lot COats, and
Vests Coating lot Socks, lot Shoes lot bIlk and
Satin heck stocks EdUnss, lnseItings, Ladies'
Mr-p2ers, Mems, Momen'3 and Uhutren's Gloves,
Of various kindi, LADIES' Collars, UnderslesNes,
ektrts, &C. Knitting Gotten, Gimps, Fringes, Dress
Bind ng, Linen Thread, SroO Cot on, 'dkerch' f,
Linen Gbls Cloths, Dress Buttons, sewing silE,
Vest Buttons, Pearl and gate Shirt Butto :, c.,
with great variety Uf other Fa1cT Go, ds, Yankee
hOdot s, &C &c.
Term--oaih. BaIkable Funds at time of sale.
nOvB:s6O
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FoR LITERPoOL.-The Canadian bark Nj
agsra cleared from Chicago Tuesday fol Liv-
erpool, with corn and lumber.
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SptflYI 9IafItea.
lAn1oon-Hou I.nar-Hnu RnE7oREn.-

AAHaooD-HOW LosF-HoW REToRED.-
Sut EubliIhsd in soa'od Envelope prios cent?.
a Lecture cn the Nature, Treatment and radical
Ouro Of BpsEnatorrhoa or seminal Woakness, In
voluntary Emissions, sexual Debility and ImpSd-
imcnts 20 Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
uamption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Inoapauity, resulting srom sslf-Abese, Ao.-By
ROBT. J. OULYERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
olrEN b6oE, Ac.
= A Boon % Thousands Of Sufarora.'' sent under
sal, IN plain envUlopa, 20 any address, roaT PAID
60 reoolpt 81 ax cents, or two postage stames, by
Or. on. q. KLINE,
~ BoWery, New YORK, Post once Box, sas6.
Bapt6dAWo6t
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AeUOlUErs.

DEVOLVERs AND BOWIE
IL KNITEs.-A dne a1ortment Of Revolving
- Ia such a. COlG new uoddal Bsc1nH, HfdefiH-
Allon 4 WesiocE's, Fharp's. spis's, smith q Wis.
sons, large and small, with Tsrious Olher kinds,
lust rsoalVed and for Bais ct-En e.
n. Hat EBELEHi8
Gun stoFs, lO1 supurlsT I.FssI, CisIsiand,
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8imanfial.

EUREI9N EXUHANG e..
Drafts IN amounts to suit, from $ upwards, on
England and France, and all the principal Cities
Germany. On Frankfsrt, Berlin Leipzig, Vienna
Nuremberg, Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen
1t1ttRArt, hanhsim and Prague, For sale bgl
mFS BEFTBEBG 4 HAUB4Aa1s
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Mafhinista.
DEMMEN1I- =


ABTIsAH, MACHIHIST Az yATElTF lToDEH
MAX HBs
No. IA Supe ior street. (Leader Building.
D. 4GVELAHD, OHIO s
BERHARD DEMnEHG, haEfn1 runfaf fhe
sgtsblishmsnt Of d. EonissioW, Is nov Tfer7fed -
contract for manglscturing SsEiRg Maekf1sg, ana
AL kinds Of light Machinery. Parte1lsr dtt6ntic1
End iaoiiities Tor getting uD modsls of PatelfI,
REP PAIRIHa
~ your SKATES need liking, call on Derl1Isnl
VII put L IN order.
AZ Fsgaio sll kinda Of SURGICAL Instzumsnt..
paired. -
Lyon should got up > new Patsnt, Dsu1msnR 4
bfa5sl or Iron II the naate8t unuusr
All k1nol o. Belt Hanging dDne IN urururf ufT1a
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