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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

A letter from Quebec to the Cincinnati
Times says that when vallandigham az
rived there he was heartily welcomed
by the southerners there and by the Eng
Ish. The writer says:
uSo far as my acquaintance in Canada
extended, am forced to the conclusion
in which l am sustained by all Of our
party-thst the English are almost wholly
Secessionists. This may not be the pre-
else name by which to call them; but suf-
fee it to say, they earnestly desire the
South to succeed, knowing their success
would ruin as, humble Us, destroy as as a
nation; humble our pride, damn Us for
ever They care not hon this is accom-
plished so that it Is done. The fact they
desire to see accomplished. Your CORES
pondent took pains to inquire into the
matter, and to this end closely questioned
every intelligent Canadian or English
man on the subject Of our national difficult
ties.
zone man, in answer TO the question,
What would you do if JEFF Davis should
come 10 Quebec replied " WewOUla gIoT-
ify him r. And what would you do if Lin
coin came here to which he responded :
" We mould spit in his face p To which we
replied that somebody would get badly
thrashed il we were on hand when our
PresidsHt was insulted."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

The following timely, and clear state
ment Of the nature and the necessities of
the draft is taken from the Philadelphia
Press:
ais the draft illegal? It has been or
dered by an act of Congress, and is de-
manded by the ezigencies Of the hour.
Is it oppressive? Every provision that
humanity or justice can suggest has been
zzaods.- H. zei1sss-saa- sstain har boy
the father is permitted to provide for his
ehildren-the sole male member Of q fam
lily may remain at home. Has it been en-
forced in a secret or oppressive manner ?
We all know the contrary. Has it been re-
sorted to needlessly or in wanton, reck-
less spirit? We know that the Admins
tration has waited and postponed and
hesitated and done every thing to avoid
the draft We know that citizens have
contributed munifoently TO fill our regi'
ments 10 the full quota Indeed, IL any
censure is to be made, we think it should
fall upon the Administration itself for
having been SO lenient and kind in its
dealings with the people in this matter o.
the conseription."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
.MORNINGLEADER
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, july 22. '8s,


It has been greatly wondered how Nor
gan succeeded in trsversing the whole
Width Of ihe State Of Ohio. The following
letter to the Cincinnati Commercial viii
give some light upon this point as well
As show the traitorOus operations of the
K.G. Gs. The writer was Captain, who
commanded the vanguard Of HObsOns
pursuing force. He says;
aso far IS I could learn, he treated eve
" body well, with the exception OF MS
stealing. He has received the guidance
sD5 active assistance Of (. G. Cs where
ever he has gone. In Dearborn county |
commanded the advance of vanguard OF
Hobson's army. The citizens all took my
command to be part Of the rebel army:
ana the K. G. G's in Dover and Logan, and
yari Jus other places, gaUe me The satutalion
of the 4. g. Cs, tie grand cTowntng Hga
and The battle siqR In Dover, they salo
there were lust forty-seven LineOlnltes ana
that they wished to kill them and burn
their houses. They also offered to show
me the big, fat LincOlnites on which We
could prey. They told me that eonld re-
ly on the following gentlemen Of Harrison
as nv friends, and that they would tell
me where I could find the treasures Of the
Aboliiionists: John Ashby, the delegate t'
the Vallandigham Convention at Colum
bus. DR.. Goodheart, Mason J. Cloud, anC
Warren Tibbs. give you their names Z, Ioi
think they ought to be published. Tn'
Young &. 6. C. who first told me then
names is named Smith. mounted him OF
q horse, and made hlm tuke hi7 gun am
20 to the front rank. His sisters CAV
him q most affectionate farewell Ihe.
wept bitterly, thinking him cOnseripte'
for three years. ~.
aThe <. G. C's generally, both in Obi
and Indiana, offered to assist me in an,
way they could. This is one secret Of Mor
ga1's success; he has good guides. In
Vallandighammers generally treated U
coolly, but the true Union men and ladle
of the country hailed us with deLigh
whenever they knew US to be Of the MO
army. from Vernon, Indiana, to Batavi'
Ohio. Colonel Shuler's regiment of tn
Indiana Legion, was in the advance a
that time"
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IR on CITY,
NORTHERN LIGHT,

HB-This Trip Of more than Eleven 4 undred Mics,
EN- braces six degrees Of latitude and eleven DEGREES
az Iopritude passng through Lakes Erle, ST. OlalFl
Huron and Superior and the beanliui hlyeTs DeIOlt
~ Clair and St Marie with it Thousand Isles, pTe-
> 10 the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, orln the
pursuit Of Scist &c, RRsL attractions thah any
other on the continent Of America.
6a5-Passengers from Toronto aud Montreal can
connect with one these Boats at Port arniH on the
evening Of the day they leave DetrOt- -,
H-Une OF the steamers, Sea Bird OF Clsveiand Will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening OF each week
Tor Superior City touching at all ntermedat ports
F0R FURrHER IMPROVISATION and all enqui-
ries regarding Freight or Passage address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA * Co, for Northern Light and
II. GAHStRETSON K CO., for Meteor and Hi
HJFSsRY FSsiR & IoBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
g. P. BRADY CO., Tor Irsn City, Planet sn City
WILLIAMS 3 90, for Northern Light, nlinO and
i5s6 FiNrdHENs 4 &c. !. Tor Traveller mar s,4sA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

EN-Nails viii be opened and ready for delivery
lour after arrival Cf trains.
GsR-AH Mails close one hour before departure
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What JeR Davis thinks of VieksburE
and Port Hudson.


What JeR. Davis thinks Of VieksburE
and Port Hudson.
Last winter JEFF. Davis paid a visit to
Mississippi and made speech before the
LEGISLATURE, in which he dwelt upon the
paramount importance to the rebels Of
holding Vicksburg and Port Hudson, de-
claring that the loss of the Mississippi
river would be ruinous to the rebellion
They have lost the river; they can never
successfully obstruct it again-and it
needs not the word Of JEFF. Davis to as
sure any one that the loss Of that river,
sunderiBg the rebel States and cutting of
supplies, gives a blow TO the rebellion
from which it eonnot recover. The follow
ing are the precise wordsrused by JEFF.
Davis, in the speech referred to. Said he;
"Vicksburg and Port Hudson are the
real points Of attack. Every effort will
be made to capture these places, with the
object Of forcing the navigation Of the
Mississippi, of cutting off our oommuni-
cations, with the Mississippi De-
partment, and of seyering the western
from the eastern portion of the COnfeder-
acy. Let then, aB Vho have at heart the
safely of the country 90 aoithout delay to
YicksBuEg and Port Hudsen let them go
for such length of time as they can spare
for thirty. or sixty, or ninety days
Let them assist in preserving the Missis-
sippi river, that great artery Of the coun-
try, and thus cOnduce, more than IN any
ether s0gy, to the perpetuation Of the Con-
federacy, and the success Of the cause
Vicksburg and Port Hudson are points
that must be defended and every effort
must be strained for the purpose. The
CoHtedeYaey must stand or fall for the de-
fence Of the TiUsT."
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Double lIottoes for a DoubIe-Faced Parry.

Double EIOtt0es for DoHbIe-Faced Party.
1. 'fWe hold these truths to be self-evi-
dent, that all men are created equal
The negro has no rights which the
white man is bound to respect. 1
2. 3" By the Eternal, the Union must and
shall be preserved"
No coercion" f-
3. Free speech, free press and free
men. --f
"No man has a right TO discuss the dis
tracting subject Of slavery"
A. ''This is 8 war for the niger, and
let them do their own fighting"
q Il is an outrage to put arms in the
hands of the blacks.
5. " II the black Republicans had theu
way, the niggers would all come NORTH
and deprive the laboring man of employ
ment
" The Internal niggers won't work i
they are in condition Of freedom.
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N n ALN . UI q INLllAN = = - =
-TRIESEMAR 1, and s, Rrs protected ~ hoss-
6i lettsrs Patent OF England, and secured pY ths
Seais Of the Ecole dc Pharmacie dc Paris and tne
. Innnerisl College OF Medicine, Vienna
No One Is Invaluable for EIhaus'toni spar llatoi
Fhosa and all physical disabilities. "a 1-y. -,
No. Two coinpletely eradicates all traces q tho1
Sso1s and psrnicious use Of oOpsvia and cubeba-
No Three has entirely supplanted the ~ nflqnl -
Of mercury, thereby in5uring 70 the suerer Epeely
IN Nos i and 8 ars prsparationsin the
oru OF Iozenges devoid Of taste and SMELL and car
be carried in the WaistcOat pocket. sold n TN ce
and divided into separate doses a7 edministered =
VaIpau baIIernand, Roux, Bicold &c. Price = each
or cases for So, which saves e; and in W cases
whereby there Is 3 saving q - 10 ne e. hao = iie &
sale and retsi Of Dr.. BAhBOWs NO ls4 5leeoH
mrosdiately on receiving remittance DR.. Barroy
viii forward the Trlesemar 70 any part Of the oElo
Es7uctionH OF the writer. .Ee
iS7l-i5oid by e. ". CLARK, Agent iOr Cleveland.
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CERTIFICATE.


This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
was short thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair Tonics, lnvgorators, &C. without reesly
ing any benefit Soon after using the mbrosia, my
balr ccssed falling out, and commenced growing 80
raodlV ns to astoush me Nov my hair Is thick, SOFT
and glossy and Is iVe feet four inches In length
when LET down. rsachiug to the floor. This WONDER
m result I attribute solely TO the OF stdrhngs
ETnl,rosis a. since commenced using il have hp
plieed nothing else 20 my hair.
Mrs. L A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, N. T.
1E - ~ -aM
FE-We advise young persons, whose hair is begin
ming to ial OUT to take warning in time and save
tbeir hair. by using the AmbrOsia. To those who
have ALREADY lost their hair, the free use OF the AM
BBOSIA will surely restore it. a. It has donetqr thou
sands. -
F5gj-Dr STFRITNG's AMBROsIA iB q stimulating oily
extract Of Roots Barks and Herbs. II VIII cure all
diseases Of the scalp and ltbhing Of the head entire
y eredcafes dandrui, prevents the hair from alins
out or from turning preuaurey gfaYr causing Il %
grow thick and long. II aentrey different from all
/ other preparations, and can Be relied on.
BB-IfIs q we'll known fact to thousands in the City
Of New York that this is the only article yet dscoy
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and case
the Hair to Grow.
sBPRIOB per BoK-Oontaining two bottles. -
H. h. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
. No. 4y3 BroadV way, New York
EB-For Sale hy all DrugEists- msraf lfsdAE
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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS.
IAT-E nR EVnH ANGE.

FARMs CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTofO
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A very besutifnl and finely improver Farm Of Us
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren'
TiumbIll county, Ohio. -
TurrOyed Farm Of 30 acres in Michigan to exchange
for a small Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland, and
A Cottage HOu- e and small Lot, No. l2a Lake-st-
No. ~, corner of Garden and Hudsonsts. stOrea
A fine Rasidence tIage Lot, corner OF LAke-St
and Case-Aye >. For sale cheap or e1ehAhse
Lot No hi, SHADES Allotment, University Heights.
grst Mil and thirty acres of Land, good Dwelling
| House Well lOca'ei and good water power.
81 acres good Farming Land IN BreeksviIle, aDoTS ~
good H5uss and LOs on Prospect St near Erls-sI.
| A nice Brick usa and Lot on the West Side, near
! the Circle GU Franklin-St. 81 500.
| A small Frame House on Wheat-St. $500.
| A Store House and Dwelling on Detrolt-St. very
! cheap. ,..
| A very valuable Properly On Kinsman-St. o.
/ A good House and Barn, y acre Lot on hlnsmhn-6t
! near Erie-St. $500. .., ...
! I2LS acres choice rult Land In East Cleveland.
| A good Farm Of $50 acres. "a miles IRON medlhs
good Buildings and all kinds OF hruit5 10 2 aCEe
| or will exchange for a small Farm near the Oity
House and lot Parkman street, ioi z&lOOi n $40
ry franc house, barn. &C. tlOUg; /,
| "a acres on Ouyahoga River, miles from city, :
! sores good river bottom, Is acres timber, bricl
house and small barn, ESQ., will exchange IN par
new Brick House and Barn on Detreit-St, lot l25l
! s2n we'll improved, fruil, &C. $500; $500 cash
balance on 4 or 5 years time.
/ 1 House and Lot on HamiltOn-St., house stones,
! rooms; lot S3Nl00. el5OJ. =,
80 creS nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit, y
story Brick House, Barn, &C., In BreeSsVille u
| 5gn Will exchange for to acres near the cat
] or sell cheap for cash.
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REAL EaTATE,
pRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
OfHce No. 6 Atwater Building. Entrance through
the Insurance 0fios of a. f. Brayton.

~ siorv House and Lot on PheIps-st, eonvenientto
the Lake shore Gar Shops and boiling Aih--
Price $500. q.
Brick Houss and Lot, No. 20 Prospects,; Has Gas
and Water and a small Oihce Attached convent
ent for Physician. =
new tyFo-story House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
Sibley-Sts Lot 60xi35; good Fruit water ana
Gas. Price a, 200. 90 .,-,,,.
large House aud Lot on y lnton-SL irohlins Vim
ton ark. Lot 6O feet 'front.' running lsllh " tAo
lake Good BAN and Ernlt. Price tiieOO
Mathews Block, south sl1e Of flDlls ~
land tbTou ii to ChAmplain ST., for sue cheap.-
Long me gwen OF large share Of purchase mon
ey il dltire l. -. 80, -. H., -,
~ Franklin ST. opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern. SZ2O0 Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner Eiusmnn and EorCEt-St. Lot 226X3g6. $500.
Brick House and Lot, No. Johnson-st. Lot S5Xl0A.
Price 825O0.
AZ story New Brick House aud Lot, No 90 Scoyie-
St Lot 35Ils4, cor. alley and ScoTille-St; sSSO0
| Terms easy. Possession given immediately.
FARMS FOR SALE.
IA acres two miles from the City about 40 rods from
i Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good arm
House and Barn; we'll stocked with Fruit OF al
! kinds Price $500. Terms to suit pnrchassr.
IOlz acre. 2l miles from the City; first OH from Eu
| clid-St. Price Sc, ,O0J. Terms easy.
2IO acres in Brecksyie; So acres improved, Dalhnc
choice timber land, s25 per acre. Terms easy
90 acres in Boston; 40 acres imprOVed Good l-ous
| and Barn. Price SO per acre. Terms easy
l25 acres in Parma, miles from brightoni 50 acre
! improved. Good twO-story House and two Barni
Price sh0O0. .....s.s-.-
50 scTes in Nswburg about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and hne orchard 49,.
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom At
seon Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 acres pr
ne and balance timber land. New House sn
Barn and good Fruit go per acre IsrHls i5 sA7l
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aolonan.on,s Ia2ro7ed sPo0taoL.s
'IH sOLOMONsON,

PRAOTIOAL AND sUIhhIIEIU UFIIO1IH -
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical IN ~
n tbe trade From his long residence In TINS Otlyi
and the extensive patronage received during 5lal
Time be would say 70 his old friends ana inc -
.1srsiiv thnt no effort that could be put tortn 2
seours tie very best quality Of Crystal Glasses
under his own inspection, to suit the eyes, " AZ ~
ss1 rr1ri o eq ness dizziness Inflammation o tut
IVA and iInpartng strength for long reedi ano ~
ewing The reputation Of SOLo1OhoOh.s . esl90-
I.hsnt a. the most reliable to get the best artcles
in tbat lime that can be obtained has become an =
tabIsbed faOt and attested by his patrons whose 81
Moe n "a: GO TO SOLOMOESON'Ss (nsEe no mLs5 5
tafsN T3o SuperfJr-St., under the AmeTleanj eng
fberst Won VIII find the best kind Of SPhOEAOhhS
l11-Mr. SoIomonson would here inform the pqDIe
that he never employs sny in the sale Of hs Len
ses and those who desire pair OF his Specacles -
80 obtsjn than by calling at his Estsblishment
- - GRTiFIOIAb EYES insevted without painl
okF1GS-Fo. iS0 Superior ST., under the American
rIDlteI Nv sor2
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INauRANGE.

EE-WH buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and 'olect Rents, &C.
ES-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
U-A Also issues Policies at Lowest Psyins hats9 II
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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EB-Froporsy Reosiyed By Bail Boad or Oanal, io5
sac or 3hiuu4eut. wiz give personal nttontion 70
ths sale and purchase Of Produce and Andise on
Commission. --,.
iIsI-RefeT to business hlsu aud Bankers geneTslly
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a MAN OF a THOUSAND
A CONsUMPFIVE CURED.

DR.. H. JAMES, a Retired PhYsicisn Of great
eminence discovered, Wb{leiR-the East Indies,
csltain cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. lhe remedy
was discovered by him when his only child, dengn,
ter was given up 70 die His child was cured and Is
now alive and well. DESTROYS ofbeBehtHng his iel-
low mortAls, he viii send to those who wish u II
ce stuy using this remedy free, on receipt oI their
nomes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, There p
once take hold OF and dissipate Night kWeAtsf pse
viahuess, irritation Of the nerves failure o. m moI
difficult pectOraiiO1, sharp palne IN the lungs hte
throat. chilly sensations nausea 81 the Stomach th
actor oil the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
So The writer will please state the name OF theph
OHADDOOK & CO.,
iyIs-as2 a.s Worth sd-ss Philadelphia. e.
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TnDD & FNsWORTH

Oil - supsrior-St., - I'll.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
New York Life Insurance Company
ASSETS, : 81, 5S6, ,246.O7. .a
New England Fire nnd Marine Ins. Comply
OF HARTF0RD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, S2OO,OO0s
Lnmnr Ius. Company, Fire and marine1)
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, S3OO,OOO.
Hope Insurance Company Of Pro ldenoe, X. L.
CASH UAPITAL, Sl5O,OOO.
nB-Psrticular attention given 70 Insurance. on
Dwellings for three i've ears, ct reduces rates.
~ Leases adj listed and paid at this Agency.
Anil l6th ls63 aprl6:R2S
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Mgp.csA
ESIB0SsyEs sIsss! s|SS
IdIsIlgSslI;sIIISL
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUMli
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpermatorThea, Glest, &C., and
HRJPOTENOV CUR ED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS

DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hunhre4
SbeVs named diseases. He viii pay the sam6 SUM for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
fter many years Of Iaboriouz study and experiences
Dr.. GIBSON is happy in being able 20 announce u
the unfortunate, that he has perfected system OF
treatment for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
Of the above, and also all CONTAGIOUS diseases q tne
REPRODUCTIVE ORGAESt with all bad onece
arising therefrom, including general neral ,, ,r,o,y
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROStkAIIOn.
He hss succeeded in curing in this city some q
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with seli-
styled physicians, who profess % treat az pfiSs &
/ maladies with success, and without receiving tho
| Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he is member Of
| scme College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others DO for the purpose Of onsnarng the innocent
and who hold out greet eEpsctatlo1s never & % ~
iS able to give entire satisfaction TO those VINO re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and tnat
~ has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Fitr9i
or any patent medicine t3 3 3e}Hsi IoT M DEAN %
both mental and physical arising from sexual OF So
d. GIBSON also claims for his rsw treatment the
following advantages over all others yet daSoy sreo
and f1rst, the agents used are IN No respeos -
able he uses no relics Of the DARK ages saen g lS
curry nor any other deleterious drugj seconqls @ ne
restrictions in diet OF bnalnsss ls Feq GiIe9 81 II
hts treatment is positive and certain IN All Ss- ~ "a
stands prepared to go into any public OF pfVate Ros
pital in the United States ard ne ~
now known to the world in point OF prom pei
anencY Ha'Jdness, safety and convenience 10 thepA
iDr. GlbsUN is permanently located in Oleyelano
and hss during the past three years performed man
eursg OF diseases which had for yeara rea1s al
modes Of treatment. Reference can be given % inol
dual5 Of the first resPsctability IN Oleveland boa
tom New York and other cities in regard 70 sklu an
inteErityin All professional transactions Dyspeps1
Rhsumatism, Sorsfula and al chronic diseases treA
= ! Cd with superior success. .-.. -, go. .
Fsz- Medicine sent to an7 Of the country o
D Dr. GTBsoE's New Work PhysiolOEy for GAio
!, his once, -. I'D. -...-
DIR. GIBSON,
4 PRoFEggoR or ELECTBOPArHT AID MEpIOIAAs
Omcs-lls seneos-st., a few doorS from Superior
e Itairs. a
T. Sundays exoepted-)
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TNVRLOPsi ENVELOP8 III
I1 10000 EHVELOPS, OF all sizes, qualiss En0
eoorIl for sale - tue Ls9daT Count NJ ROow, chez
Oh.
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aEDiCAL.

SUGAR -OoATED, PURIFY VEeATABL2
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable fAniU
Medicine In use. More used than any other kind,
Price Is csnts-3l Pills in q box. See CiroulArl-
grSold by Strong Armstrong, Benton BrotaeZs
n W Palmer, Churchill 4 Bro. Also ct Whole1A
nd rotal At l6I Ontario-St., Cleveland, By
g. @. NORRIB, Gen'l Agent
Tor Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHTO ALBUMs. d

DdOIOdhAI nlO AubNIo6, ft
g. DOUGLAS a Co.
I79 Buperior-St
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
HEWTOH's and Goupils OIL aud Water OQlors
A. b. B. DOUGLAS & 90. 'B,
I79 Superior-st.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, 81 B. B. DOUGLAS B co. IS
i79 Superior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or OILEBRATED
H. b. nOUaLAS& CO.'S,
l7g SuperiOr-St.
"oARTEs DE- VIsITE" OF OKLEBRATGD
Elem and Women, and Pslmer's Marbles, At
B. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
I79 SEperiOr-St.
PINE ENGRAVINas OF Distinguished
: iNeu B. B. DOUGLAS co.'s,
e1T9s lT9 BuBerioE-S
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SoUARB
and Oval CIT Frames, 81 ~ =
maya = sAk9EAaI- .
DHOTOGRAPH FRANZ MES. .--GILE
and Rosewood Oval Frames splendid assort
ment. HAsssEAS ~ -
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A very desirable Residence with l3 acres OF lAndi
convenient to Street Railroad. -
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
iuIyl6 Atwater Building foot Of SuperioT-St-