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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

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p - Ash OE ~ AQAEb. so
Wtfa Two STORY BRICK DR EIEIEG,
WE'LL oiseern and out houses, AL GsW, Just oomple,
ts1 and ready for occupancy. Ths houBs Is bailf
Elth al modern improvements the g7oundl have :
Eent on Atpspap Avenue ef se rods q beautiful
raslne ana living brook run through tho rear enc
O ne Farm there are seYeTal sprngs Of pars Wate
running ont from the banks OF the raFine vhicb
WITH simple hydraulic works, Uaa b conveyed toanl
eert q tne Farm kor q ientleman'F Rasidaaes
the whole grounds can Be elegantly snd taatsfuliy
arranged sor eATdeni Vineyard, OF Fruit Oal
otI-only about 100 rods from the c0rpor1tfon iiifF
Inis taEm can b divided into SO5 81 Osl o I've ol
more acres, and make elegant raaideucla, and AZ :
large advance Of the price Of which i can new Be
purchased. There are ah0dt or acres Of wood
land part Of which is besutifni Grove hi
Kinsman Street Bailrosd passss thr6usb "a 80
me in front Of this Farm.
Also-A hEHI TWO SIo&E BRICK HOUSR.
Earn, OCT Buildings, &C., corner Of Kfhstlsn and
korest 5trests- Lot li3 ieat Ein5ln1n and s96o1
lorest street House and iinProFemsntysrs all hrsi
class with AZ the modern style, and built 70 sub
9tantlal manlsf.1 Us 5l- tHf lHfa7ffF-
.lAlsO-A ERW TWO sTOBY sRlOK BoUsE
barn. Out buildings, &c, eituatsd on Fofest street
Just nofth OF she residence ofthe Hon. A. O. Riddle
Lot lg0 tset lTent by as set deep This q FRS
the an tty Of afcE itscturs. s- tT
Also-Another TWO STORY BRfOk HOUsE
Barn, Out Buildings &e., edoinfng the one last de-
ssrloed Lot 10 teet Font By as fset Geep, and IN
4sie Sia6adsF Y 81 FFeIIsiss 81 fss 9sSoF- g;
second lot from the coFnar of ninsman and ForeS
Sfrests lls fest 'front.' by as deep. HinslOts on For
est street, between Alngnaan ana Scoviil ATenue
eagt zide. Lets 50 isat front b. Gl5 s8st dseD WI
sa!1 oa fns e suit purchasers,
- f9f Inrther mo rnatiou enquire of the under
stgneos 40: 4o9 AinEna1 ut.s OlaFslAnG, Ohio.
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PORT OF CLRTELAED.

.
EETERED-sspt 2s-
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit. 90"
Gtnr Ocean, Evans, Detroit. - 80 1lIE
Prep. Young Americ6, Tyler, Ogdensburghs a army
wagons, "a pkge oil, llo pkgo nshu 45t
plecaa marble, Pelton Bleed.
Schr Crenoline, Green, Toledo 20 slaves, Thatch-
er, Burt 4 Co. -.
achr. o. +. Brainard, Henderson, OeEego, SO bDli
salt, BeggB q Sinclair.
Schr Spray jackson, Sandusky. - 20 A
Scow Ellen, Lewis, Detroit, s5 q lumber.
4-1- CBRARED. sF
strar, May Queen, YigsF, Detroit. SIG aH
Rfmr (lc,su, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Young America, Tyler Ogdensburghs $50
bbls aour relton Z Bread.
Bark Mary 3. PsEew, Booman, Chicago, $50 toni
cosl, Tod, Yates 4 @. 1853 EusA
echr Crencline, Green, Toledo.
sohr Spray, jackson, sandusky, Is tons coal. =
sehr Primes Albert, Pickends Toledo.
81 hr. Ellington, Warner, Buffalo 1887 stayes, Is
tons grindstones ....-.l
cchr prafuard. Henderson, Od1sego. 1000 bu Wneal
sohr. o. r. Morley, Smith, Kingston 7,loO busl
wheat, Anderson.
seow Spray, BEDFORD, Port Enron, 80 tons coal
Gross PArka; tons wooden Ware.--.
scOw Ellen, Lewis Detroit, 100 tons coal, Crawford
~ Morris 4 Price. 4
scow Louisa. Wood, Port Stanley, % tons coal.
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Piano TEAoHEH 2s4 PRosPEoT sTREEr.-
We would call attention of those desirOuS Of
securing hrSt rate muHic teacher for their
children TO Mrs. o. 8. Douglas, lady who
has had many years experience and is emf
nantIn desnrrinr of nairnnana
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C1vLLRE REennNr.-The First Regiment
Michigan Cavalry arrived here last evening
from Detroit. They came, with their horsss,
on the steamers May Queen and Ocean and
two propellers, and passed directly on.
During the passage from Detroit to this
city one of the members of the Regiment
fell overheard and was drowned. The off,
GERS Of the right wing last evening drew
up the following resolutions of coincidence:
Atameeting held of the commissioned Of
fcsrs Of the First Regiment of Michigan
Cavalry, Col. r. F. Brodhead commanding,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we deeply sympathiss
with the relations and friends of Private
Fslsy of Company E, in his loss by acci-
deDtslly falling overheard on the passage
from Detroit to Cleveland, and that they
and ourselves are under many obligatians to
Capt. Viger, officers and crew, for theiI
promptness and efficiency in their efforts fol
his rescue.
Resolved, That we appreciate and iendel
our thanks to the captain, steward and crew
/ for their prompt attention and compliance
with our every want, and for their efficiency
in making our journey both pleasant ans
safe.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu
tione be published In each Of the daily pa
pers Of the cities Of Detroit and Cleveland.
". s. ATWOOD,
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Most Of the fund was disbursed priSr to
the arst Of July; the amount paid out since
thst time hiss goaeTally been TO suoh per-
sons as could not be assisted under the re-
lief Law by the County Commissioners who
now have this matter in charge for the
County Of Cuyahoga:
The COMMITTEES suggest that in their judg-
ment further relief should be provided for
the Families Of tsamsters and such other
persons az have entered the service of the
Government, that cannot be assisted under
the law governing the action Of the County
Commissioners.
Much credit is due to Mr.. N. Green for
his gratuitOuS efforts in getting up the sub
scription, to Mr.. George Ridgwsy and Mr.
NJ. A. Brown for collecting It, also to the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society for their
very valuable services in getting ct the ne
cessities Of such persons as needed and were
entitled TO relief.
If further detailed information pertaining
to the distribution of the fund should be
desired By subscribers, it will be furnished
by the chairman Of the committee.
Respectfully submitted.
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Il h sOLoN0EsON,
,aasaal - Rsim6ae Opteiaa,

Fgas6esl ed Haa4l6e CPtesaaI
Essps thslarRest aa.ortuas4t Of The most IN
- aser On anr aiEhtsd, are ground nndeE M qs4
I1n6ofion EanchinGry oia nee constr Nlln
sf rntalt cara, % - % azif tPe eIe N Al el,-l
ssI7e- t7salrne1S DiEEirass o. l1e1nat1on o. t1e
l15sf. olsd inIlEtfnG strength br long readi1G o
~ ii nonSon would here inform the pu bic that
fns7sFeF aEploys any one IN tho sale q 14 sa1-es
y - To- uF1eutid aascf AT ofcF GlsAli5Ar
iFfSG, OOMPA96Es, -, on hama.
~ AB11f j AXf6 inssrtsa WitAont peAni
osSlos-s. is tVsricr usTsst. under AEnsrisan
Ro1ol. II =. nAlli1.N D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

aEunEKA "-said my uncle approaching
me with an exhilsratsd air and sddressin g
me thus in Grssk-'sEureka r. +" Found
whstY" said 1, exhibiting thereby q pro-
found knowledge Of the classics. "Sueh a
cigar IS q gentlemen should alWayssmOks,' 2
said my uncle. "GO my boy-gO then e
Mould Z HcgAn's and see what you ahall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

PHrx1ruEz.-Ws have authority to say
shat ths article giving the resignation Of
Rev. J. C. White, Pastor Of Plymc nth
Church, Is entirely premature, a. no council
has yet met, nor CAL 70 any minister has
vot been made. We we're therefore misin-
e, Vued upon the subject.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

Q. Q. O.-Cary'a Cough Cure. deo1sRl'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

FREH sEoHE PEAcHEs.-Ten bushels of the
finest free stone peaches that have been in
the market this year have been received by
US this morning. Call early for they are
the last Of the season.
T1F 1TFtI Morrn 4 HoaAw
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Ranart

Of the Committee to a0koR toas entrusted glc
collection and disbursement of ths "S9ididrs
Relief Fhpd, E esgas
To THE suBsoRBERs; The plan adopted by
the committee was 10 set apart to the re-
spsctivs mem bers, & military company or
companies, who with members the la
dies Aid Society,"" investigated each case,
and repol ted on the same 70 the Committees.
With This information before them, they
were enable TO detsrmino the Smount to be
paid to each person or family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

WANTKD-TWenty more men wanted to
fill up the Ottawa County Company. Apply
at the Leader cOunting-roOm or at Camp
Wood. J.H. WILL1sroN,
Recruiting Officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

TRouBLH N TIE sEHAeoGuE.-A little diff
acuIty arose in the Eagle street Synagogue
yesterday, which resulted in lively knock
down. The dispute arose from difference Of
opinion as to who should preside over a bus
mess meeting. Simon SsWmark, Reuben,
stvump and Abraham Levi we're conss-
qusntIy arrested for disturbing the peace of
the nesting, -.
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DIED.
OANnTDATR

On the 2sth inst, Of dyDthortA, NELLIE, dough.
3 mOnths. 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

LAooNIcs.-Dryden said-"Thinking itsel
is a kind Of pain to witty man; he finds *
much more in it to disquist than to please
him"
All men of true wit go to McGuire's with
out q second thOught,tO procure boots, for il
his elegant fits there is much to please anC
nothing to disquiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

MAERooB-HoW LosF-HoW REsToR1p--
iuut pa5lishod d ssa' ed Envelopei price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
One Of spsrmAf0rrh0sa or seminal Weakness, In
voiuntar5 Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impsd-
i1nsnts 70 Marriage generally AerEousness' Con
isumption. Epilepsy and FITS Mental ana Fhylioal
,Inoapaeity. resulting from sslf-AbuHe, ae.-By
sROBF. J. CUBFERWELLI II. p.s Author Of The
tqREzE BeoH, sc.
"A Bosn to Thousands Of Sufferers" ssnt under
- IN plain enveleps. 70 any addFsss. PoaI RAEDs
- rssipt Of six csnts, or two postage stamps. by
Dr. Oh. J. O. KLINE, s
espt6ds824
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OOMMEROIAL.
Beard OF Trade.

Prssidsnt-J. L. wEATHEHLY.
Vice Pres't-A. b. scoTg. lTraasursr-.R. T. LEoN.
DIARcToRs. rk
Il. D. Clark, A. Quin, H. 8. Davis, B, BroWnsll, "A.
Harvey, A. j. BeEsas, 3. y. Isa8tef.
RKERREEs.
3. =. Lester, J.G. HuHssE, n. p. Scott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

RArEEA sTTL1sH.-As specimen Of style,
the following from The New York Tribune
Is rather above the common; HGg as
We learn that Mrs. President Lincoln is
engaged in qualifying herself for the mere
delicate exigenciss Of her exalted station
She is about to resume, under eompetent
professors. the study of the French Ian
euags, With which her early education made
her familiar, but the practice Of which has
long been interrupted by the quiet but un-
eeasing occupations Of domestic life;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

eHuHAE FRAnFY, On PFT-'otOsleAL Re-
saAnSszs. - should b rad By sRs TbOdy 5ssrN' Is
e sslfinaic1sd dissasel, and the resu,sa q esEH
na1yactice, the causes that feQueltlI lese 70 gs-
nsrPz MAnuzAe1s, shsir relied and prevention,
win cobIous inutructona Is . the snre msshod Of
diSpslliDg the EIssIvrEos that frequently tAks hold
a th1ss kroUE TO KNFER into the marrirgo Slats.-
Ths work & boaufifsllY illustrated with eoiorod en-
gruViness sad b frapeht vi b Wholssens advice
and sxhortatiezs. Sold b. DB. BARROW, ls4
RIsscksr street. New YORK Fries 8 cents. seut
ma
( soia also VI. =. Gayiord and Ozark. DrusEiatl.
ClsYslaRd, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

ELECrEIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new elec-
srio bath cures general debility, rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalise the eireu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
q manner truly astonishing. No other bath
IN the world give such universal sstisfsc-
ton 70 the sick The Pleasantest beth
room IN the city for ladiss-s female Oper-
atOr in attendance. oRss No. III Ontario
street. jyS
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A FAITHFUL CONTRAcFoR.-During theae
days of thieving and swindling army con-
tractors, it gives US pleasure to speak Of the
faithfalness of N. Johnson, Esq, the con-
tractor at this point in furnishing rations to
our volunteers. We have made number
Of inquiries Of officers and soldiers connect.
ed with the camps in this vicinity in regard
to the quality Of their rstions. They all
speak of them in the highest terms. What
ever they have had was good and whole
some, and they have more than they can
eat. They invariably have considerable
quantity of provisions left, which is ex-
changed with the contractor for whatever
articles Of luxury they wiSh.
The price of the provisions at which Mr..
johnson contracted to furnish is, We believe,
IA cts. ration. His rations have given bet
ter satisfaction than those furnished BY Mr..
Geo. B. Ssnter to Camp Taylor when be got
60 cents 1ation-a difference Of over 425
per cent. We judge SO from the fact that
the soldiers Of Camp Taylor were in the
hsbit of grumbIng at the inferior quality Of
these rstions until the contractor was com
pslled by force of public sentiment to give a
better quality ,-while under Mr.. JOhnsOn's
administration, we have not heard the first
syllable Of complaint, and on the contrary a
grest deal Ofpraiss What makes the mat
ter worse is that Mr.. Ssnter processes to be a
Republican, and Mr.. johnson belongs tOths
prO-slayery wing Of the Democratic party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

The opening Of ths City Schools which
takes place to-day, naturally Iuggests the
PaEchass Of School BOaES. Go 70 J. 3.
IOObb's whore you VIII fpd the fuli Tssissy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

No MoRE " KURIoUs TRAN TRuE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
diiion 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 efsuch "animals' should read
the advertisement luxurious Koincidsnce''
in to-dsy's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

~ brass key was picked up in front
of the Leader Counting Room on Saturday
evening, which the owner can have by call
ing for IL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

Tsor4rre.-H. 7. Fuilei'S black s.ailion'
Sherman Black Hawk, ahONysa very sA0Sl-
lent spesd in the trOttipg nateh last week,
"a vea sh1es struight heats in 2.si. 80 and
ss. The track is tWslve rOds hhers q
nile. . that TIE aetual time for the full u
sa;Iss Was tom ass o ass. Black Hawk I
GOOD stoek. sg.s q srssssF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

wax OSLO IA DOrHa.-Ths number Of
infantry .-ssirhsnt5 now authOrissd in Ohio
i sNvls;x there are in active service,
tvs5tt three. in camps, complete, ten in
.ar,ps nearly & II, seventeen; in process Of
'.-.-,1i.alon for "a up, six. This gives Ohio
afly thousand men "a 'oer orders ana ready %
mest the foe.
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SpslS -.
Tnr Cephq Sgu7rr.-It a admit

fHE GRRkF SzRnF.-It s admitted By
an physicians that the rrsnd sotqsl q health and
iens ~ neI IN kea Ping tho bfood and yaFioa1 hu-
iab d tha body b 4 hlgh degree q dEidsty. When
yea 81 ooati1usa paia IN the heed Or bowels. o.
cHg continued gnea1insSs n snY oREaA o. cthsl
pzit of Tie bodg, Toa oan prevent ssriOua saknssl
BRAEDREFHs PILLS
Rlas4ing NAY give nomeBtary sass, because The
tlbsd lee asn aars more room. Bus e the hody =
aAc from The blood and suatained By the blood, 70
Nasts cur hloed iE % Essts eur ne, and ruin car
sonssitution Hut Branareths PILLS sslieyO the cir
eiationa Eesdily ss hleedins by only ttking avaJ
shat Il can well spars. and EHE7 NEFER HuAE.
nrs. Hoopsr 81 Barnstabla, Aass., Tas cured o.
81 vilas' DAass, 9ehsrsl Debility, Bocrness Of
bioOd. and cosfivenoss Of many yvsra standing, By
Hrandrslh's Pil5 Th5es1e a leatsh b publlshsd
g he Pan1asia.
eola By A. Garaaer. 80 Superior street, 9lsve
Ana, Ohio, and b. 6ll respectable feaier IL nsdi-
sinea. ssBlaR@
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= RR1FERIlO6 - BEfTER THAN CURE.
~ l1diss q eeicass health or impairOd orEanlHa-
eicns e. - shoss hy whom en- inoFenas oi ianilT =
E1m any eesson objectionable, the undersigned
wculd onsr prescription which is perfectly relias
hls end aaA, and which has been prescribed n Ve.
nou1 pars og ths old wozld for The past csntury.-
AlshooEk tie artieIs b ven cheap aad single, -
t has been put ~ IN hAf Bnt bottles and said very
o9nEvsy et tbe oEosbltant prioe Of IS Ber bottle,
shs unddrsgnad proposss 70 fuFnsh The reee'pe ioE
ts smaR sun q 81, by tls pouussEion ef Which ey-
~ iady on supply hersslfvith psrsct saieruarts
q aay arne stoFs, f,r ths trieing sum Of 3 cents
psz par. Ang phydciaa or dEuEgist VII tHn ron
& 4 porictiy harmless, and thousands q ttstimss
nisls can - Brooared Of ita siaoacE. SEAT o any
plEt of ths world on rsoelpt Of q, b. addreszinG
DR.. ]. 0. DEVERAUX,
kue.lnga P. o. Box, 30 Ess. New HaEsns Conn.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in PeIlstsS Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R11
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FRYTND IA MID. TRY y.

Da- aWlz1's 1HEsIEInLH AIliJl1AllE g prepared
-, - rseils CDR. stsphsR Sweet, Of 0oR-
,.sss.l a., rTsut bons-usetsE and has been ussain
- r,otio, Or ts iast tHonty yeAEA with the most
rrs6aishine uuoosul. AH an sztsEna relnedy it z
Uffhozt rivrl, and WI alleviate Taia more speed.
a. 90. = othsr rreearafica. For al RhSumstie
- EsrVous DisoedsFS II Is truly iuiAiblei and a.
-urafivs Jur SORES. W0andEi eprainH BFuisaas 1sea
- soothtne, healing end poST rsEens tacnins
,rovsrs,ss exelts ths at Ronssr ana astonishnsat
- n sho kaye sVsr gwen if q tFisl oVsr teuF
urarud osrtifostss q rsHErNsbls cures Dsrprule1
NVh vithin Sle lAlt tEo years, utteat this iAct.
Eores,s bg strong = Armstrong e1d Wm- fnEn.
=. - -s,SrmsaS segzs- -EssdkV
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M LER'S
" aGPROKED
PATENT WATER DRAWER I

The uudersiRned, succeeding the late firm of. =.
WHEELER & o.. In the mAnufacture ef
Whee' - Improved Patent Water DFGpe,
IL nav ~ repsrua 70 Eupply ths public with this
evs l~, f'cls. Itissneas tn appearance and oc.
cup IRE Simple In con structiou and Dot
ia b, st Aef oroeF. All lovers Of pure wafer
aho,t la Old Oaken Brcketn with Wheeler s
Impr..- uts attached Il a she cheapest and best
article for wells Of all eRptbs ever used. r..-
~WATEk DBAWERS manufactured and sold
. 10 H.H. WHEELRB,
Eowitt'a Block, YiueyA ard 1t.s
80 ~ Cloveiand, Ohio.
Ds-stats and Oonnty Riests fsrsais. IsRls,Iaal
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IHPoRrANT 10 EVERY oNE.-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, of DR.. E. L. sOule& Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of q 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 ara
used than any other kind, makes us think
SO. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope'
rations. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

G. B. TTHBTIs would most respectfully announce
TO the voters Of olsVslend that lie is candidate for
reelection to the ofacs Of Justice Of the Peace.
Cisvsland, sert. 18th, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

N- n. oooney viii deliver the Morning
Leader q. the following towns ss the time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

81 FOR 8ALE. p -
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
III Pittsburgh street, known as the Hitchoocs
property, being lot One IA Cases addition to Clsve-
laid .and lot is9 In Kelley and HalVorths subdi.
yisioa. Said propertT having ons hundre sst Erun;
on Pittsburgh street and extsrdin hack tsn rods Il
alloy. The house a isrgs we'll built and oonve.
nient. Yer terms apPiY to
RAENEY, BA0KoS NOBLE.
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Snts enaE
6ar Sals pE 3Fnt.

,----- - - = =
E'OR SALE.-To OLosE TBE BUsT.
MAS ofthe late nFm Of J. Z. WHFFl,zi7 4 ~
TIE A.aeainery, ,IeosS stock Of Lumber NO. 7lrs1
sr8s &C., WIZ Be sold on rsasonabis tsftis
ako- W,LWOoDWoRTH.
eR.-..... Co., - surviving PAfthor..
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aeaaL @atiees.

N0TIGE.--ALL RERSONS IN
IN pEBfkD 70 the late pAniel SANFORD are re-
Que sted 20 make INN diate payment TO the uader-
signed All those having claims against him will
please present them at once to
ssp2s:ss6 EEbsoN sANFOgD.
William Edwards1 Hefole Al lex HcBsids, }. 4 /, o.
slg Vs. MiddlsbuIsh township, Cuya-
Thomas Priee. hoga county, Ohio.
nN THE 6TH DAY OF AUGUST
" A. D., 1851 sad Justice lssued an order Of Al
tsehment tn the eDoqe action fof the sum Of Two
Hundred and hinety-Two Dollars and Eighteen
Cents and ta sans viii Be fsr bearing on the 18th
day Of ofseptsmbers A d. ls6l, e. O'Clock A. d
WILLIAM EDWARDs.
Berea, O., Aue. l0, IssI:ss5 - -
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FRANE PAEKHR.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasquabls figures.
sep74R3e:1y
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BRoWx's susPRETloE WAIsT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns "suspension WsiSt7"
It certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one vino has worn them could be in
ducOd to go without them. 1t gives SYM
metry TO the form, and ct the same time
perfect support to the weight Of the gar
meuts, 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 s &shsf6sld's advertisement
in tO-day's paper.
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We LABOR FOB THE SICK AND WOUNDED
soIDnEs.-sOldier's Aid Society, No. %
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations Of
Hospital bedding, new and half-wOrn shirts
and drawers, clippers, bed-gOwns. towels,
old linen and cotton for lint and bandages,
wOelsn yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, psarl-barlsy, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to II o'clock
A. N.
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n0TENR,a RHkn THEs.

Fh1 bHoNine b un sEtreg1 rOn lsttW Wriflpn
~ the pastor ot Baptist Church % the Journal
ald Ees1cnSez,' Clncl1natii Oesoi and slsAAA Fot'
.umaa n &sor q hat Wori1-renoWned medioinsI ai
uIss WIKS1oF'l soOzHIza aIRUr 1oR puLDaW
eva hss an adysz ztisoEaant IN yOur eoumna o. mrs.
uInsloslal so0thing syrup. Eog Ws neSoR aid q
lesd IN favoF o. patent msdione hslore IN Our ls.
bat ~ ts colpssd to szs % youF Foadars thAs thil
aph1nbug- EAvn FRIEB =, AEB KpOU \ Ec
, alS II oLkuD. Il d BrOhabiT, ons Of the most
unsalul medicines Of the days bsoacss Il Is one Of
~ hsss And thoss Of Vour rsadaEz who have haeisl
,ur,s % bstaar than % lSy n sspBly."
~ sarsrtireraeut IN smother column. uap18RE
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