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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.
IN ACCORDANCE WITHAPRO

TN NACCORDANCE WITH A PRO
VISION If the second Section of an Act passed
April l7th. 1857, supplementary 70 Act entitled
Incorporsfed VILLAGES - passed Nav 3i ISL J. I'D
WARD 8. FLINT, Mayor OF Ihe Ci'y Of Cleveland
do hereby notify and require the qualified electors Of
said City, to assemble on the
First Monday cf April Next,
being the Sixth day of said month"; at or before the
hour of Ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at The
following places in theseyera Wards In said City VIZ
In the First Wari at the Engine House No. s. on
In the second Ward, at the Engils House No. ;, on
In the Third Ward, at the Police Court Room, on
johnson Street;
In the fourth Ward, at the Engine House No. S, on
In The Finh Ward, at the School HOuEe. St. Clair
Street. next east Of Muirson Street,
In the sixth Ward, at the "Wigwam," $50 cailedO
on Seville street;
In the Seventh Ward, at Engine House No. I, on
In The Eighth Ward, at the Watch House, on YER
in the Ninth Ward, at the Engine House No. 9, on
In the Tenth Ward, at Basement Room in School
In the Eleventh ward, at Engine House No. 10, on
A3I the aid electors uiu then snd there, before
six O'Clock p. NJ, OF said day proceed 70 elect one
/ Mayor, one Police Judge, one City Attorney, enc
Trustee Of Water WOrEs, one Director Of 1ntrmaiy,
one street Commissioner enc City Marshal, one my
sexton, Fire Engeeer, Treasurer, ono Sealer
Of Weights and Measures and Eight Constanless rom
the city at large. Also. Trustee from the FIST
Ward, Trustee from the Second Ward one Iru5-
tee from the Third Ward Trustee from the F0urth
| Ward, ons Trutee from the Fifth Ward, one 1rus-
tee rom the Sixth Wand, one Trustee from the Sew
| ehth Ward, one trustee nom the Eighth Ward one
| Trustee from the Ninth Ward one Trustee from the
| Tenth Ward, and one Trustee from the Eleventh
| Ward, Who Teside in their respective Wards Also,
one Asss IRON each Ward, and one Member OF the
Board Of Education from each OF the following Wards,
| viz one rom tha First Ward from the Second
Ward one from the sixth Ward, one IRON the Eighth
/ Ward one nom the Ninih Ward, and one f=om the
Tenth Ward.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto ct my
| - hand and AFFIXED the seal Of said City this
I'll 23d day Of March, A. ID. l563.
| LS- EDW'D 5. FLINT,
| ~ nar2E434 Mayor
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
The Best Water Power I'm NOPtheF
Ohio to be Sold at Sheriff ate.

Upon an order of sale obtained at the instance
of the Gsauel Bank vs.. henry s. HOlbroOk and 9TH
there will be sold to the highest bid ier at the
Court House in Akron batween the hours of Two and
four O'Clock P. OF The 30th day Of March, 1868, all
that water power created by what Is known as the
Stew Dam, and which is the upper or most nOrthtrh
dam on the main Cuyasoga river, in the town OF
CuyahLga Falls, summit county, Ohio. J he sale
will include both sides Of tho river although the east
and west sides will he offered and sod separately.
The east SIDE with one-half the water power OF the
whole river is appraised at 45S.S o., aud the west
half with an equal quantity Of water pJwtr, is ap
praised at f5543 o. Both tho above appraissls are
regarded 70 be very low, and purchasers can richly
auord 70 run the property no 70 the tull amount Of
the appraisal and even beyond The east naf OF the
above described water power u located that by
side track, which can be very cheapy Constructed,
all tbs manu- actores to be erected The esst aide oi
the river be placed IN direct connection with the
Cleveland, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railroad, az
besides wheelpits are already in the rocky Euus
Of the river ready or tue reception Of necesar prp
pelling machinery. The west half Is already i'm.
prOTed TO some extent, and has Eew upon Il forge
and Touring mill Let those uhs desire TO invest IN
substantial cheap and valuable real eatate look we'll
70 TINS opportunity marrhlg423
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The New CnIlfornIa senator.

Letters received from California de-
scribes the new United States Senator,
COnness, as a thorough Anti-slavery War
Democrat, who a7ows his hatred of the
ehivslry on principle, and is fer fighting
out this struggle to the last man and last
dollar. He is between thirty-fve and for
ty years of age; in character and policy
much like Broderiek; is bachelor and in
his habits blameless, and in his political
relations wholly free and pure.
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Death and Burial of a CoIored Man.

The Philadelphia papers record the death
of Edward NJ. Thomas, colored man Of
some renOwn. The deceased was well
known throughout the countFE. having
been runner for the House of Representa-
tives at Washington for 25 years. He was
q native of Philadelphia, but resided in
Washington. Mr.. Thomas was a promi-
nent member of the Masonic Fraternity,
and was one of the nine in this country
who have received the degree of Sublime
Princes of Jerusalem, a degree conferred
in England only, from whence colOred ma
sons in this country derive their charac-
ter. he was Past Grand Master Of Colum-
bia, and Past Right Worthy National Chief
Of the Independent Order of Good Sams-
ritans and Daughters of Samsria. He was
buried with all the honors Of those bodies.
The officers Of the Grand Lodge Of Penn
sylvania, wearing their jewels Of Office,
and carrying sprigs of evergreen to drop
into the grave, walked beside the coffin,
and long retinue of carriages extended
behind the hesrse.
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AaRIeuLTuRAl,
AeR IGIUL T UR A I .

AeRIg BAL.
1LOWS.-We have superior lot for. The
Spring Trade.
BALDWIE, DzWITT q Co,
- Oenter-5t
CULTIyAfORS.-Yith Steel Teeth and
SEoyEL PLeYs with 1, 2 and 3 shovels.
BALDWIN, DEWITr CO
iron ROAD gCR4PERS, Churns, Corn
BALDWIN, DEWITT 3 co.
OK YOEEs,, and q few more Of those BEST
CLOTHES WEIEGERs, at
CLEVELAND AaRlCULTURAL WORKS,
fsb9S S9Cen teT-S
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AUCTION SALES.
)UBLIC SALB-THE UNDER

DUBLIC SALE-THE UNDER
SIGNED will offer for sac AT public auction, at
hls Office 100 SupsrOrSt., Cleve and, Ohio, on Thurs
day, the 9Th cay OF April ls the goods and chatteis
Of Chester Hayden decease1 ], consisting Of Law and
Miscellaneous Books two Book Cases, one Bedsteai,
Stove and Pipe and various other articles. Sale tO
commence AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERSs-turchases amounting to Three Dollars tr
less. to be paid in cash above Lhat sum, notes at
months, With two good suretes will be taken.
GEO. HESTER, Admin; strat0r
CIn--nI.rna nrcl.
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agNo Reserved seata.W e
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Sold by ". L. MARVIN, Solo Agent,

Is now so we'll known and generally esteemed, that
It is deemed unnecessary TO go into any leng thsDed
or minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities of
otBer stoves, there bays been several impor ant i'm
most
Perfect nnd Economical Stove in Use.
One Is the GAS BURE ER, introduced into the Fire
pCssibIe5 increasing heat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stove
Another is a nsw!y invent PORTABLE ASH
BO attaohea 10 the stove which receives the asheS
These vsIy m'teriaI additions 10 the valus of the
Stove aRe secured By pate Is, and render it, bsyOn
most
UsLFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to Be had 10 any market.
In addition also, an the plates which come in con-
tsct vita the nrs have been greatly increased in
It viii bum Goal as we'll a. Wood most admirably;
Oven being thoroughly ventilated 1t will produce a
Brick Oven: RoaStipP Tid Toasting Il done beiore
the open 1re, and BrOiling over live eoals on the
hearth common dictates 1t is MANUFACTURED
in this city, and the material used. and the work
anshp are OF tie best quality hnI y, It gives Per
this city and gdrrounding country > who are dailI
using IL, Will testify.
TIE MOBN MING STAR COOKING STOVE is a
new and deF rsble pattern Nnloh, with variety o,
others, ms 'Ee our stock complete. We aAo have
hand gr eat variety OF Parlor Cooking other heat
We 70 constantly supplied with sll ths nssst an
most beautiful styles OF
RNA MELBD GRA TES.
Ais0-All Of the useful articles OF House fur
5shinR Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We Just reoeiying the latest improved styles OF
BIRD UAGES, which offered at the lowest prices
Wemanufaegure largely and have for sale at whole
5ss and retail, II the various articles o. Plain and
eEapGHed Tn, OopPss AID Shest-Iron War,
We ndsr tho aim ondIsas zarfaty Eoods IN OF
live for sale at the lowest cash prfC5, On Tne
PRICE SYSTEM.
63-All Housekeepers and those who oontemplai Q
Housekeeping, and the crest Of mankind, moat
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhe
and Judge for themselves. SATISFACTION Is GUARAI =
TEED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORI ON
OF ", L. MARVIH,
SO. so, South side Pub. square,
mca25 Cleveland, ohio.
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Hot coffee in Richmond is selling ct the
fashionable restaurants, where the genu-
inc is served out, for dollar per cup. The
Wing estimates the cost of the coffee and
sweetening at twenty-five cents, showing
a clear profit Of seventy-fYe cents on such
g trife as a cup Of coffee.
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Rough honCaIeb.

The Richmond Dispatch is severe upon
Caleb Cushing, despite his intense pro-
slaveryism. It says; "If there is a ne
gro in the South 50 degraded as Cushing,
he ought instantly to be freed and sent to
1fasssehusetts.D
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IMPoRTANT 40 FlMALEs.
DR. OHEE9FMAN's PILLS.

LIlh. WI lLlUlALN II LALlla
Ths combination Of ingredients IN these Pilis AT
the result Of Ions and extensive practice Thsf
mild in their operation and certain IN correcting 81
Irregularities painful aTsnstr ruation removing an -
utrucfions hsther from cold CT othsriss, headseha
pain IN tho side. Balpitaton Of the hear whites, 81
nervous afsotions, hg5tsries, fatigus pain n tn
bsek and limbs, &C, dissuFbti slesP. which hrisai
Gron Interruption OF nature.
Dg. CHEBSHNAH's PILLS.
vas the commencement OF new ERA in tie sresfnsni
of those Irregularities and ohstEneiens which hav
eonSignsd 90 many 70 premature srsys. 10 fgalslI
csn snioy good health unless she Is regular. and
UhsnsFsr an obstruction taken pls0s ~ genszal
health begins 70 decline.
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are tho most saoosua remedy cvor known e1r Al COD
plantz peculiar to Females. To eli olAssss tsF Ar
invAlnAbls ncludins, Wiih oeEtsinty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known 70 thousands, who haFi
used ths, at different periods, throughout The ooun
kry having the sanction of cone o. ths osi oIninsB'
Physicians In LmericA
Explicit directions, stating shsn they shouIa NJ
bo ussd, with sa6h Cox. ne sTio6, ei, 90 psrBs
eontainIng 1rcta 30 ts o. Pin5. 1i ar1l =-ehrI
PfIIs sent By Elsil, promptly, W rsmitstnE p q
STODrlssor. Sold oy Druggists esusrnlly- r
g 3. HUTSalNGS, ProPrisiaT,
% Osdar-st. EeW Tarh.
~ Sold Whelssais and Estaa ia Cleyelaad y
gTHONG q AklbIkDae- aprl-.aoAlAA
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DESERTERS.

nESERTED.-ON OR ABOUT THE
27th Of February, 1868, from brankfort, Ky,
Wm. J. JONES. He is about twenty-five years Of
age, five fest four inches in height, dark complex
ion, hazel syes. own hair. said Jones was a pri-
Yate In Co. r. I. Sd Regiment o. VI.
1 will y. in addition TO the reward paid for the
arrest descfters by doYornment, reward of Five
turn him t. the Regiment or give information where
he may be found. W. W. HUTCHINSON,
mar2J:i32 Capt. CONG % B, IO3d o vi.
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The present condition Of our navy, says
the Richmond correspondent Of the South
ern Confederscy, could it with propriety
be divulged, would thrill the Confederaey
with joy. Prudential considerations, how
ever, require that most of the Executive
information on that subject should be com
municated to Congress in secret session.
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
hhAA IhhAANELLhR, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & NORTH-
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
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MARRIED.

90 the s4th inst, at the residence Of the brides
iather, by the Rev. Mr.. Goodrich, WIN. HENRY
BEAUMONT, NJ, D., and OORNRLIA PEASE ER-
WIN, all Of Cleveland.
No cards issued.
At AustiRburg, Tuesday, March 24th, by Rev Mr..
Barber, Mr.. y. .. MOULTOH of West Onion, Iowa,
and 4iEs ELLEN M. BEED Of Austinburg.
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A EEaHHD n NzaD-rhr II.
Tr szrestls IN "a LIIBLa 4 LII hIItI ENT iI5-5uarE
IRON the reeips o. Dr. ssphen sEset, q Conneetio
ths great bone setter End has been usod n his raf
dee for the last twenty years With the most asenh
ing Hucces1- As Al external remedy q d Eltnguta
rival and viii alleviate pain morB speedily than an.
other prspaFatfOn. For All Rheumatic ald AerTgu
Disorders it is truly infallibie, and e. curai7e To-
Sores Wounds, Sprains7 brlisea, 4o-i 10 lootninf
healing and powerful siren gthening propenales *
sFar given II trial Over f0ur hundred cerr1neatl
sf remarkable curas rgrioTmed By IL within the ln8
two years, attest 70 this fact strong Ar.lstr0ng
Agents for Cleveland. daelaallnosde tslk1s
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The rebels are doubtless prepsr'
hard contest with Rosecrar 'iUs iOi q
session of Middle and = I1 lof 'ne pos
is spprehended Mt tbs F.-ooa '''s-T1; - VI, -
Ours are being Withdrawn to mass upon
Roseerans. The Jackson (BIississippi) Ap-
peal, an influential paper and supposed to
be posted as to the designs of the Confed-
crates in the neighborhoOd Of Vicksburg,
seems to be preparing the people for just
such transfer. It elaborates upon the
disastrous effect Of losing Tennessee and
speaks Of the loss of Vicksburg, Charles
ton, Savannah, and even Richmond itsslf
ss Of less importance. To blot out Milile
Tennessee, Kentucky, North Alabama and
North Mississippi from the produciag sec
tions Of the Confederaey would be "a long
step in the direction Of our subjggation by
starvation" The Appeal further says;
q To surrender Middle Tsassssssto oar foe,
mOTeouer, IOoul9 place Us to great disadDaHt9ge
should negotiations for peace. be entered into
NAIAig thc HpftIy uitA AeafhHteF II ID 0AA
policy, and should be-our main effort, not
only to hold all ne now possess, but to re-
claim. ss much Of Southern territory as
possible. We could not treat for peace on
anything ike equal terms, with All the
Border States, Tennessee included, in the
hands Of the enemy"
We may safely expect movements Of the
greatest Importance in the department of
the Cumberland before long ROsecrans
has powerful army now under him and
will be ready TO meet The foe at any time.
Gen. Sumner left 3 widow, four daugh-
ters and two cons. His Oldest daughter,
Mrs. Jenkins, is a widow. Mrs. Tesll is
the wife Of Colonel W. ". TeaIl, Commits
sary General on General Summers staff.
The two others are the wives of Colonel
Mclean and Colonel Long, of the rebel
army. Major Edwin V. Sumner is on the
staff Of General sioueman, and Captain
Samuel Sumner is a member of his IA
TIERS staff.
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Lisutenaut Francis Hsndry, Of the
125th Ohio, has been permitted to resign
on account Of disability.
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AND CRATE EMPORIUM
EORN @. MIN GS,s
- Successor to Rouse Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
Marble Block, 9I1 superiOr-st.

R-s-Will buy and sell Real Fatate on Commission,
Rent and Ollect Rents, &C.
~ No charge TO Purchasers Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
BB-Alsn issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance COmpaniess
FOR SALEOR EXCHANGE.
a6 acres good crap, land ~ miles from sanduaky.
50 acres good tina bered land well located in Wood %
half mile from aud grist mill
Also 40 Rores in Porter Co, md will exchange for
house and lot in city, or small farm.
House and about two aes in BeTea, fruit, Gc 200.
Good Brick House and . acres choice land In Cola
mer Euclid road, 5000, or will sell the house
and acres for $500.
Two Houses and lots Ohio street, 10 rooms each.
Three Houses and lots Lake street, Pittsburg
L. b. Mach ne shop, price $500, $50 aUd el POD
House and lot on Hebsterst, 81 50 or viii exchange
tor a small farm
KinsmaD- ST., near Forest, good twe-story frame
heuze, 10 room, large lot, with fruit ana shrub
TO LET.
Two Rooms, 50X51 Sd and stories in ClOthier's
Block, SupeJiCr-st, near Il crossing.
A very good Brick House, nc. Isl kinaman-st.
No. l02 SenaOa-st., Grocery and iced Store, good
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
mar26 2ll SuperiOr-St.
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pm ACRES CHOICE TIMBRI
OOO LAND AT AUCTION,-The uudersigne
Monday, March 8Oth, 1S6S
CLAIMS.
TOsOLDIERs AND THEIR HEIRS

D. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage & Bruce,
Is authorized aud licensed by the United States 10
coli ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Government OF the o. S and of
the state Of Ohio. By late law Of Congress Soldiers
DISCHARGED by rsssOn Of woUEDs received in Service
are entitled TO 500 Bounty. Soldiers of the Ihres
months service and large humber Of others are en-
titled 10 pay for service before being mustered into
the U. s. Service, and thOusands who we're not mus
tered in at all now entitled TO pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected by
applying personally by letter enclosing stamp, to
D. W. GAGE, l6S Superior-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
mar2i:R23 Cleveland. rhiO.
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sPEelAI ROTeEs


DEs - - a "A A AAg ErFI
Member Of he Royal Collage Of Physicians,
London, England; Graasats Of
@ Rieord's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and constant attendant Of Paris. London. New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years,
has opened his Ofice e. the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be hips5 to msstall those Who are AZ
aicted with subaeuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan and is mild, sfcacious and effective His med
icinss are simply vegetable extracts and oils that
have never been used bat By two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent The greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No ohargefor giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERhATOKHGA.
To TopEa AIES.-IIe can prove to you IN a few min.
utes that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease ForeYery patient Wh0
viii follow his directions, he will give One HundTed
Dollars II he fais curng this disease. No charge
maze for consultation. Those az distance who wish
70 consult the Doctor may do 50 by sandlng mail
viii answer ana describe Their o and the D. sssibi
tY OF getting relief. By enciosing return postage
| stamp. mar9.t5a
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY mAlPracticss and Vi
eious habits that viii inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
/ down IN the treatise -sR UMAh FRAILTT, or PHTs.
IoLoGIuAL BEsEARoHEs.n II is eiaborately illustra-
/ ted with oolored eUgr.vings and win eonvince the
most hardsned and uncoaoeF1sd, as well relieve
the minds Of the most desPonding, ~ leading them
In the right channel f0r relief Of bodily and mental
/ agony and despair.
q o.. 81 y
Price Z5 cent? sent free everywhere See advertise
ment OF 81 Triesemari' in another column
Sold also b. g. v. CLARK, DTuggisi, Cleveland,
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NOTICE.

III UIIUE To UUNIhACIUhD.-
Sealed Proposals will be received At the Ofiica
otthe CITY Civil Engineer until u N. April 7th 1858,
for the grading ballasting and paving she roadway
and curbing the sidewalk on James-St.i between
merwin and Vineyard ,Sts.
Bidders requested to bid the friee pee cubic yard
for excavation per square foot Tor paving per neal
loot for curbstOne and per lineal loot for CrOssWak
stc ne the stone Is to be Medina IN. y sandstone.
Plans and Specifications may be seen and more par
ticular information Obtainen at sail Engineers Of
fee on and after the 25tn inst.
The Beard Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids. Teservng the right TO accept or re-
ject the same. By order OF the Board
o. d. BISHOP, City Civil Engineer.
rr.rnl.a..Laa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDGE.
The un6srsiEned, an unconditional Union War
Democrat is candidate for Police Judge of this City
at the ensuing Spring Election. Circumstances COM
binsd, aud veil known to my friends, have induced
me to offer myself as a candidate for that once I
therefore invoke the warm and generous support of
all those who love the Constitution it is and the
Union as il was. Yours respectfully,
DAVID MALTBY.
Cleveland. March 20, 1863. msr25;isI
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CANDIDATE FOR MAYOB.

TRAD KELLEY has consented to be candidate
for the Office Of Mayor OF Cleveland, if nominated
WilhOut Wire-WOrking. He Is one Of The three men
remaining who were here in iSlz. If elected o viii
devote his ttmetO the best interests OF the city re-
gardless Of party, which ought not 70 be admitted
into council. The citizens are invited to nominate
Nj Kelley by accla nation, and then vote for bin on
;he first Monday o. April next. By so doing they
sil obhge all except negro NOrshippaTs mhl9
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The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
ruted to cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of ths
Throat Chest and Lungs. Price . esnts per bottle.
John 2. Henry 3 Co.. Waterbury, Vermont, General
AGENTS Sold By D. s Barnes, 202 Broadway, n, u
and strong 4 Armstrong Cleveland noYl5sl39
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~ @ lr
Which We erthisday: --.-r .-r-
Extra Heavy Silks at 05e, worth $50.
China Silks, Checks, in great variety, Toe,
worth 81, 10.
Check Foulards, choice styles at 80 &c, would
cost to import 673e.
Elegant Plaid and Check Silks, heavy, st
9Oe, would cost to import Sl,S5.
Handsome BrOehe Figured Silks from Sl8
to S25, worth S24 to S35.
Handsome Plaid Silks; Choice Variety Of
Raw Silks.
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and strong Armstrong, Cleveland. noyl5:tsg
SENT FREE
For the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
- ers. The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cute Of Debility, Consumption =
Pramaturs Decay, Loss Of Memory, &c-s By former
Sufferer Enclosing tamp, address
-T-- d. H. WELLINGTON Boston, Mas.
PREyENTION BETTER THAN cURE.--Ths
new French Sale is the only article ever recommend
ed BY the Medical Profession sAFE ana SURF Pre-
Tentive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 20 any
sddrsss, receipt Of stamp dee9 kl2
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.

1858. 1868.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
AND -
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In the Senate, on Tuesday, q petition
was presented from citizens of Fremont
asking the passage of a law to prohibit de-
serters from voting at any election in this
o..
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BLACK SILKS,

In all the desirable makes last years purchases
consequently at great discount from present prices
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