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Re.AIatrIetlna M stats,

A majority report has been made TO the
Senate by the Dlstricting COMMITTEES. The
superintendent is about l2s, 900. Our pres
emit district contains about 1000 inhabl-
tants. The one proposed below-OuyahOga
and summit-wOuldIcontain but los, ,oOOi
being much farther from the requisite popu.
lation than the old one;
The proposed districts are as follows
lSt and I'd Dissatisfaction County.
sd-Montgomery, Preble, Butler and War
rem.
4th-MiRma, Darke, Shelby Logan,
Champaign and Union.
6th-Mercsr, Auglaize, Van Vert, Allen,
Putnam, Hancock, Hardin and Wyandott.
6th-Williams, Defiance, Paulding, Full
ton, Henry, Lucas, Wood and Ottawa.
Tth- Clermont, Adams, Brown, Pike and
Highland.
sth-- CLARK, Greene, Clinton, Fsyettei
Pike and Highland.
9th-Delaware, Marion, Morrow, Kno1
and Licking.
lOth-OrawfOrd, ssneca, sandusky, Erie
and Huron.
llth-Lawrence, Gallia, SciOto, Jackson
Vinton and Hooking.
l2th-Franklin, Piekaway, Fairfield and
Perry.
lsth-MOrgan, Monroe, Athens, Meigl
and Washington.
l4th-Muskingum, Guernsey, Noble and
Belmont,
l5th-Holmes, COshOOtOn, Tuscarawas
Harrison and Jefferson.
l6th-Lorain, Medina, Wayne, Ashland
and Richland.
l7th-Opyshogs and Summit.
1sth-Stark, Carroll, Oolumbiana ant
Mahoning.
lsth-Ashtabula, Trumbull, Lake, Geaugl
and Portage.
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"A tile girl in Detroit, usmed Mary
Ann Cahill, recently got on board the cars
without the knowledge Of her parents, and
travelled to New York, where she applied
for employment in the family Of Mr.. Nc
Intyre, who happened to be Director Of the
Ward. She was questioned and her friends
notified by telegraph Of her whereabouts.
In the meantime q man named Cook
was arrested on charge Of sbducting her,
and consigned to jail Lsst Wednesday
the child returned home, and on Thursday
Cook had his examination before the Po-
lice Justice. he appears to have been en-
tirsiy innocent Of the offence, real or de.
signed, with reference to the girl, and was
discharged. The girls travelling expenses
to New York amounted to Just I've cents.
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The war agaIn.t soDarOr wade.

The RaVenns Democrat closes a paragraph
upon the Senatorial question as follows:
We will say this: The expedients resorted
to by some of the opponents Of Senator Wade
to defeat him are highly censurable.
The Western Reserve Chronicle says:
That Mr.. Wade is the choice of the majority
Of the Union men of Northern Ohio, there is
no doubt. Whatever charges have been, OF
may be made against him, personally,
whether be is profane, or not, IS Senator,
at every time and place he has faithfully rep
resented his constituents, and with undaunt.
ed courage and unyielding perseverance, as
serted and sbly maintained the rights of free
men.
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srs spcedy h actions often slsotng suft fn g lsl
days. and Whan cure - slsgtsd i u ralIlanant-
haFmlsss On the ByAtsmf ard HsVaf na1sosts ths
Stomach, OF impreEnEfs the breath; and being 8u-
Of diet b neoss aaTy whilst using thez nor does ths
aotion ioteri8ro With business purgrltl aoh bon
VII bsBs By mail On FseSipt q prlc5 50 Two q
stamps. g ". ubARE,
ae-11 - eHset ~ atrlaaf
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ANNAA-AA-~@AuGA u 4NnG hANsNAe
The occupation Of OhsrlestoWn, Va, the
Sesas Of John Browns trial and execution, by
Massachusetts, troops is significant. The
ts-rovs into which Gov. Wise was cast BY the
handful Of men under Browns leadership, are
intensified to day ct the myriads who have
sprung to arms from John Browns grave,
and before whose eonqusring tread Wise will
Zee Is from the thunderbolts of heaven
An army correspondent now writes from
OharlsssOwn that the bell on the old court.
house which called the people to arms to re-
sist John Brown, and so often aroused them
With false alarms, toIled the call to church
The troops quArtered there were all turned
cut the place cleaned up, and Rev. Mr.. Quint,
Of the Second Massachusetts regiment, gave
q most excellent sermon. Qaite different
sosnes has that old court house witnessed the
past week from those of two years ago. A
msnlier and more honest set of men Sill the
room, and the walls that listened to John
Browns death sentence now echo back
GLORY, halIelujah, his soul is marching on"
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Gen. Rurn.,ds,. sunday Order.

The following characteristic order was Is
sued by Gen. Burnside on Saturday, the 18th,
the day after taking possession of Newbern:
NTvSERS5,' M hGGFFcAA az 4 IS51 ISS1ffG8tbIsA' f8bRs.
Special Orders No. 81.
4. Brigadier General J. G. Foster is hereby
appointed Military Governor of Newbern and
its suburbs, and will be Obeyed and respected
accordingly.
g. Brigadier General J. G. Foster, Military
Governor of Newbern, will direct that the
churches be opened ct a suitable hour to-
morrow, in order that the Ohaplains Of the
different regiments may hold Divine services
in them. The bells will be rung as usual.
By command of Brigadier General A. E.
Burnside. tf.
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. g.
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DOR SALE. "A noUss AID Cor,
No. es2 Erie street the houss has IL Rooms,
and is very eenTenients IhnQuire Of
usrnR57 Te-a daai 1e is - yinbli- issrs+sa
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THE FAIR INEZ;
OR EHH LosB LADY OF FHz OANsox CLrIT,
CONTINUED.

CHAPTER XI.-THE EHaAaEMEHT.
A sagaeious pirate here jumped up and said, Let
1 think | can AZ MIN: ri dazzle him with mag.
nihcent burst Of wit;
In fact, PIl give him now to solve ny last cOnun-
Which, Il I'm not mistaken quite, think will puz.
Ele 'em soma.
Ny northern ss4fariDg friend, with passion for
III ask yoa q question, which trust, yOuT not
Here be mounted tne chicken coop, and shrIsked,
"Can yog tell me Why
"DOwn, Saver cri 0'Mulhgan, while black rage
ais This ship f1aiDg asslum for idots and fooIsf'
"Let hm speak said alt the men, breaking thro'
all laws and rules;
And the chief fearing mutiny il he proceeded fur.
BelaPled in state of silence, scOwpR astoely at
And TIE sagscEOq' pirate with an air of pride aud
''YOu cant browbsat me now, sir, If your sister ia
The cbist rscOiIsd why should he nOta By this sAr-
casm crushed,
And, 'or the tune being, his mouth with fear wa,
hushed.
The sagaciyu, pirate then proceeded with the four
iBh OF the drum,
'Nh is Jef Davis when be Fides-as he does at
TINES, you know-
In an open four white horse barouche, when to Bull
And pause5 on the hIlI side to wipe his yeaty brow
And laughs 20 think he soon will have Old Abe in
Where bs can't give Big Parties to thund,i ing lots
Of iolk1,
And where he can't tell every one his many uttla
kes-
Why ]. he like young girl who attends fancy
dress funeral,
And Is floating hitner and thither in sylph-liks
apparel
Just ike some light gondo'a in liqpid liver scar
AEBWEB-beCause tbs ROSE THAT ALL ARE PRAIeiNG
IB NOT THB ROBE FoR MEl''
ElushSd v tn TRIUMPH he descended from OF the
chicken CoJp,
Bnt, an sight most CHASTITY, his eyes caught at
For, scattered upon the deck Che entire ships crew
lay,
gwO7nsd avAy.
''Thi. e e 20 be humOristI the pirate shrisking
While he crews of all the pirate ships were Bing as
They thus became an easy prize to Capt. Wright, of
Who put the pirates all in chains. and for the o. s.
sailed away.
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ONION SEEDS I'VE HAVH a
chsice lot OF Large Red Onion Seed, Large
Yellow Globe, yellow silver Skin, aud White Silver
skin, received direct from the growers, all Of which
we have tested. For sale By
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D0TATO ONI0NS..--WE HAVE
Il 8 nice lot Of Potato Onions, both Iarge and
small in fine order. Apply to
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and loss Of Nervous Energy, thafR use Is aboF6
an praise, Among the many thcuesnds that have
used them IN all parts 81 the Onion. none soeak
mercury, no iron no gtes mo deadly els. rhai7
1se oaa DO no harm, asd when u9ad aeeoEds
ing 70 airsotlens, alggsYs Dc good.
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The LImIts of the New MILITARY Geosrapb.
fcal Departments.

/. Department of New England-The six
New England States. Headquarters at Bos-
ton. Commander, Major General Benjamin
F. Butler.
2. Department of New York-The State Of
New York. Headquarters at Albany
Commander, Major General Edwin D. Nor
gan.
3. Department Of the Potomac-The States
Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland, the District of Columbia, and that
portion Of Virginia east Of the Allegheny
mountains and north Of James river, except
Fortress Monroe and sixty. miles around the
sane. Headquarters at Washington or in the
field. Commander, Major General George
B. Mcclellan.
4. Department of Virginia-Fortr Nom
roe and sixty miles around the same. Head
quarters at Fortress Monroe. Commander,
Brigadier General John E. Wool.
8. Department Of ihe Mississippi-The
States OF Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky,
Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iii.
nois, Kansas, Arkansas, the Indian Territory,
the Territories Of DacOtab, Nebraska and
Colorado, to the Rocky Mountains, and that
part Of Tennessee lying west of north and
south line indefinitely drawn through Knox
vile, Tennessee. Headquarters at present at
St. Louis. Commander, Major General B.
". Halleck.
6. The Mountain Department-The coun-
try west Of the department of the Potomac
and east of the Department of the Mississ-
ippi. Headquarters at Wheeling. Command
er, Major General John q. Fremont.
Z. Department of New MexIco-The Ter
ritory of New Mexico. Headquarters at
Santa Fe. Commander, Colonel E. z. s..
Candy.
8. Department of the Pacifc-The eoun-
try west Of the Rocky Mountains. Head
quarters at San Francisco, CAL Commander,
g. Department of Flerids-That part of
the state of Florida not included in the De-
partment Of Key West. Headquarters at
Fort Pickens. Commander, Brigadier Gen.
eral Lewis @. Arnold.
10. Department Of North Osroiins-lTbe
State of North Carolina Headouarters IN
the field. Commander, Brigadier General
A. 3. Burnside. -
IL. Department of Key West-Key West
the Tortugas and the mainland en- the west
coast &c far as ApslachisOls. and TO Cape Ca
nsversl on tho east coast. Commander,
Brigadier General ]. n. Brannsn.
During the lest three months the London
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Rednerleu ofPaI,


n the House at Columbus, on Wednesa
dsg, the following bills we're passed:
Mr. Roberts fixing the compensation Of
school examiners At 81 5Oper day.
Ne. stswarfs changing the pay of Judges
snd clerks Of elections, from Ga to 81 80.
In the Senate the bill reducing pay of
jurors from enc dollar and 6ity cents, to one
dollar per day, vas passed by 20 yeas to IL
nays.
i-g The Bill heretofore reported BY the con-
mitteo on Retrenchment to reduce the fees
Of Sherifis iot suhsisting prisoners, was pass
aQ ed without amendment It allows County
Commissioners to give Sberifs cOmpepsa.
ton ior keeping and providing for prisoners
not exceeding thirty cents per day instead
Of iorty, as heretofore allowed. -
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u HIsaIeaI DaPsr.asnt q be Ven.

The Medical DcParsment Of the West.
The reports given By DR.. NeWberry in his
report to the Sanitary Commission, Of the
neglect and inef6ciency in the Medical De-
pertinent Of the army of the West especially
ct Cairo and vicinity, srs evidently well
founded. The papers Of the West ara agita-
ting the subject, and We are glad to see that
Nr. Blake has instituted an inquiry in the
Houss st Washington. We have other con.
alnsfQrY. reports Of this neglect, from Off
ears ano eoiqleru luss 4.u,.-- ------..---L---,
Tennessee and Mississippi They speak of
the condition Of the sick and wounded upon
the boats as horrible, their wounds being un-
dressed, and their necessities neglected. A
Reorganization Is certainly needed.
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FOR SALE OR Rent.

DOR RENT.--A ME- AND SRUe
House on Granger street, with Road Uigfern
Wen aud CELLAR, and in nice neighborhood. En-
msrIs:RI2 NO. IS CHEsHTREsT.
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EOR RENT A NICE HOUSE.
suitable for small family, few minutes
walk from the PostOflee. Address G 20. MAY, No.
rooms. marl5.SsO
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What Capt. Rrlcsssn wants 20 do
The following ote from Capt Ericsson ap-

pttrB N Iu6 DUBIUu IFAuBCIIpL'
NEW YoRK, March IL, 1882.
I" My Dear Sargent: accept with great
pleasure your congratulations, and assure you
that every eXertion will be made on my part
to furnish the nation with war vessels that
will enable US to defy Europe. Give me only
the requisite means, and, in very short
time, We can say to those powers, now bent
on destroying republican freedom, leave the
Gulf with your frail craft, or perishI / have
all my life asserted that mechanical science
will put an end to the power of England over
the sess. The ocean is Natures highway
between the nations. 1t should be free; and
surely natures laws, when properly applied,
will make it 80.
"Yours very truly,
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PHILADRLPHTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?,

By TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market dull and unchanged.
MasAT-Market advanced: sales 800 bush Ct
SlsS3@li IS for red, and 8 ,4U1Is5 so for white.
CORN-sales 5000 bush at SO, aH
MESS POR K-Sales at Sl3,OO6lS, 80
LARD Selling at 85S68Ac. ~
WHESK Y-MaTket STEADY at 25c. -r.r
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REVOLVERS AND KNIVES.

DEVOLVERs AND BOWIE
~ KNIYES.-A me ag8ortlaelt q 1sTcIriag
Allen , Wsslcok's, BhaEpls, epis,1 SIIIllf q -
eo1'1, lkrga and lInal, with Varloua ofsof KRIS,
iu1i Fecsised md iof Ials o4.sae q -
Eagz storos ~ lslszSos 1lssst' lsVsllla1
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PIANOS.
pIANos PIANosll
Q. a. BARLOR. e. !

q. A. BARLOW, AaRHT,
No. 3 Euclid Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Is now selling the celebrated KNABF PIANos =,
greAty reduced prloes Having Just received isrEs
invite al intending e Surchass 70 call and srs,i
than before purchasing elsewhere. Every Insfra.
~ Old Pianos and MelOdeon8 taken IN ersba,g.
- Pianos moved and boxed With care. Pis6e
-, FisnOa Tuned and RspaiEod b. O =. Nat.
EAAWS bbuiBl9
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Lander AstonIshed.

A correspondent Of the State Journal says
that Gen. Lander amust ha1e:been consider
abiy sstonished on reading, in another and
better world, Gen. Hc0lellans compliment
tary order calling him his friend"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUsrIuE % THK PNAOE.

A request having been made By a numerous BODY
Of his fsl oW cit1zsns 70 PFcI. j. B. FITZGERALD
TO allow himself be put in nomination for Jusot
of the Pesce, he has compiled Herewith, aud is nov
candidate for said ofaee The Professor is an old
citizen, and is highly esteemed By all who know
him, both as man and gentleman.
CLEVELAND, Msroh 49, 1862
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PGATR Avn ORNASsRNrAn rRrNrIEa.

al- r3ain and ornamental printing OF every de-
psiption dene at the Printing Estahluhment Of the
ifaknnn Otr8, the latest improved and mos& rapid
q ss Presses ~ the beat style, short notice. and
- rganouslle rates, Particular eltenaqn Paid %
kianE work. Every description OF hfndtnS donet
0seatiallY Blank Ao0ks, LedFerR Journals, Haio1
Bscfn, ksctl lginH uoekn. -, Be.
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(OONTINUED.)

The patrons Of Union Hall and the public in gen.
ersl will psale take n0tios that we are now onerng
the greaESst Bargains In
SPRING b SUMMER CLOTHING,
for Ben and Boys wear, as We are now closing out
our whole Winter Stock at greatly reduced prices at
IaAA0 A IEAAeB'
MAGNIRIOENT UNION HALL,
5ols AgsnHy for tho sale Of Singers Ossbrtsd
Sewing Machines, 3trong's Patent Army frunkG.
and BtoErs Automaton Presgman,
OoEnoF Of Union and SupeFiOR streetz,
~ LOOK OUT ZOE TIE GLAREs. -
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OLEvRLAND PRODUCR mAaKFF.
Psi1lS PS0RSIHa g stl,.I.lE LEARER oIFFI!o1E, !1 J

The market, Yesterday, for all kinds Of Grain and
Produce was generally dull and unehsngod and the
few salei made were at previous prices.
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goMMRRrTAh


Preaident--J. Z. WHATHERbE.
Fins Prea't--h. ., BOoRr. ITrsasurrF--B. T. Lxos,
DrRRgrORs
~ b. Oisrk, A. Quin, II. B. DAyis, b. BroWhsli, q.
Harvey A. }. BaEses, Is. r. Lester.
9. ,. Lester. J.a. Hurus7. E.B.sson.
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During the last three months the London
Critic hes counted up sighteen deaths Of
females, clearly attributed to the fashion
oE wearing orinolins.
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Az EAsIE eAPTURED.-Mr. A. h. Smith,
q Vernon. Trumbul county, captured seq
eagle on the 9Th instant on bis farm. Nj.
Smith had noticed tracks in the snow near
the carcass of a sheep, which, from size and
Hhaps, be believed to be the tracks of an
eagle. Finally, bis conjecture was made
certainty, when he saw the eagle perched
upon q stub near the prey, and evidently
guarding It from all intrudeB. BE, st once,
set about devising ways and means for the
capture Of such rare and unexpected visitor.
Fearing that the size Of the eagles foot, the
impress Of which be had seen, would render
tie uss Of a common mink-trsp Of no avail,
Nr. Smith prepared woIftrap, and soon had
the satisfaction of finding the object Of his
plans secure. The royal bird weighed IA
pounds and its wings extended y feet. .
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MEDICAL.
0R, KEELER's ssi
AND EXPEgTOBANT DANDY

AND EXPEgTORANT CANDY,
For the cure Of pasplnstion Of the Lulss, O0ugh,
AEtnr1a, lrOup, " hoop inF-Courh, Anlu8nza, Pain
ih 10 btsaf, Iihlauily a BrsSfh hi1q. Hosr5sas--
bsonchitis Ineipienf o. sun Fgion and the raIlsl
Of consumptiya pstisrt IN Advanced stages ef ~
where PaFsgoric, Cordiall and Anodynes aro 50 f.
quentiy gTsn IL - also very aqrooafla toIats and
viii Be- appreciated b those who have disuEs IN
giving Or taking other medlcile. ohiids1n, aftsr
taking i once, VIII toQzsnIlT SAX 4eT itsgall.
sold b. Or. o. y HETIlFH
maf4kH 50 Public Square.
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BRo1oaITm. From Rev. s. SsisfTisd, Nor
ristosa, 0hio.-aHaVing received the most
salutafy relief IN Bronchitis by the use Of
your excellent Ifochesl write for another
supply. had tried several Gsugh and
Bronchitis remedies, but none with 8 relief
st stalcOmParing With that expeEi ianOed from
the Iroohss. Browns Bronchial Troohes
sEO Sold By 81 Drugsiuta.
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~ RVanIna I.eador

issae every Afternoon at O'Clock an Eyen
az Leader osntaining all the latest neWt up g
tuattitne. The Evening Leader viii contain all
Tue telegrEphio news received in the day time,
and s. a 5ompletu paper n iieelt Bubsoribers
cAh b tufnishOd with the morning or evening
etsiion af the salne price, via, i've doslars
rtEs tof ffty uanlt per month, News Agents fur-
riihed - tt.s0 per 100 copies
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RGRICUE TURAL.

| ClLEVELAND SEED STORE,
J. STAIR & SON,
Ontario
JwI9 Ne Pss ready for sals Is,g9 sna choice Gonsc-
or Seeds OF ali kinds catalogues Of SFhish can Be
bad at our store or will be sent By mail on appiea-
ton ,. 5feI Il > n.
IGRAS5 AND CLOVER SEEDS.
White Dutch Glover
sesTlss sSsts 90 90
nmothy or Hsrds' Grass,
6+esISS SsS dSS 90 40
Kentucky Blue do 81.
Mixed Gfass sssds for Lawns,
vor WyIgTSiRg w BED Top or Bog DssEtEogySsr g sou
GARDEN PEAS.
We have a large supply Of
Early Daniel UIRouIke DO
Early June or Kent do
Bishops Early nwarf do
BishoPs Early Long Pod do
Tom humb (very dwarf do
Champion OF EnglAVd DO
Blue Imperfal MarrOwfat do
Missouri MarroWfa5 do
EIELD SEEDS.
Spring Wheat,
Spring Bye
6SS66.ssds S6.sds Field Peas.
Also, the Skinlsss Barley, q new Spging variety,
Weighing 60 lbs. to the OuIhel and very PToIiho.-
For sale By J. STAIR q s0H.
ONION SEEDS 1--WE HAYE A
chelcs lot Of Large Red Onion Seed, Large
s sS oH Eii ths ssR FoT.4s aqs 81 f IL Which
we have tested. For sale By 1900
D0TATO ONIONS..--WK HAVE
L 3 nice lot Of Potato Onions, both large and
-, : - : - : ~ = J. STAIR SOW
DEACH STONES, SAVED THE
past season. worth treble those that have been
kept over one year. For sale By s-,I, GOV
M AOH INST 0RK.
SEs are prepared to do REPA1RIEs and MACHINE
JoBsna Of eli kinds, ct short notice, at the
Cleveland Agricultural W orks
BALDwIE, DEWITT 90.
PLOWSl I PLOWSii
A great variety Of styles and prices, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT cos.
OULTIVATORs,
with the most approved teeth, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT COS.
SHOVEL PLOWS,
on hand. IS usual. BALDWIN. DEWITT 90.
FOR WS,
Inquire Of BALDWIN, DEWITT 3 90.
ROAD SCRAPERs.
- -1i'H' 'HO'' -1S BALDWIN. DEWITT 90.
O H u r N 8.
The best kiud and ready for use.
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E0R SALE-0NH l2-HoRsH POF.
IL tr Engine and Locomotive Boiler, nearly nsW
and IA perfect CONDITION. Enquire st Isaac strrte-
wants Planning Mill, or D. Holt . Machine Shop.
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LTOR SALE CHEAP.-A BRICK
House (stors In tront,l and Lot, Nc. l63 Pres
pect street Apply on the D e1nagts. mar .sS2
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Rrioe--s2 ser bog. Persons goaGlns Tor PiIl8
VIII enclose one dollar and tElo- Postile stamps.
Several peFsOns knowing tbs eheaoT Of thss1
Pills have advertised a8 beipR sQ snt4 for DF,
Hlohnlsl Pil-z. and la-l-u- !. - --lsola-
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NOTICE TO LAD

no article Of medicine, inteade 10 he a.
Of Females, that has ever Haass e. apaearansa,
has met with saoh universal suoeeas ss these osls
eDTafed Pills. no diseaBe D 90 isfia understood.
eases. These Fills are the rssllt Of muoh study
and careful experiencs IN AZ varieties Of fs-
male Complaints, ana n Al Gases of iFreqalafi-
DIR - 81 - lllsldas 49,. = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21

COUNTRY RES1DE u NCE "A
~ goo1dwelling and IS acres o. dpely improved
land on Baclin stree6g only half mile beyond the
CITY lIhi ., for y, a. alOR price 70 good ten
ant. Enquire at No. I4I y eter street.
msrlO: RIs KcOB, EFI & MAYER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21

hsFe thsmselys q ne faEailF way, sheuld nos
use them, e ~ then actiopi lhs BoIlh misosF-
rags would b fhe eougedaelIre A7allli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21

The gen1t9e HI0HoLs' FNLAL.H -ERArf4E Pura,
cannot be found at any other Hla1s in the %. 81
except ct Dr.. Hunters IE1lRnary, Ci8Vlland, o.
Dr. Hunter has II his pos5ession lulnGFou8 GER
6noatea aud testimonials, Whiok rali1Fed and
laapPy pAdents haze tendeIsd biEa, and have
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21

DOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY
Brick Dwelling Heuss No 80 Huron, near Eu.
cid street. Possession given April ist.
For PARTICULARS call ct 100 5npsrior strsst, ogpo-
m @stii:s7s NV. LEUrKEMEYER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21

E0R SAEE.- EIeHF AORRs OF Ex-
-cEL IEaT IaH4, smiles from the City, on the
hqclid Plank toad thaa on ittR0 acrsG Of Grags
Vines IN fall teafilg, aad oue hunqfed ehoice HEis
ensngh 70 Pablo aud tifsn ehoOls. EHguirGOf
s.s.-,o.s-, 80 se,i5 srg- Y I; ,ls.IsI kEhsssh, 5s,