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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22

We publish the following as a matter of
important information to our citizens hay
ing correspondence in foreign states:
Instructions have been given to the
Postmaster st New York to make up his
correspondence for Mexico, and forward it
to the Office of the British Packet Agent
at Havana, Cuba, for transmission thence
to its destination in the British mail.
Correspondence thus forwarded by way of
HAVANA, and transported thence by Bri-
tish mail packets to Tampico and Vera
Cruz, will be subject to combined United
States and British postage charges-thir-
ty-four cents the single rate on halfan
ounce or under for letters, and six cents
each for newspapers, prepayment required.
Correspondence from Mexico, conveyed to
Havana in the British mail, and forward
ed thence to the United States, will be sub
ject to precisely the same rates Of United
States postage, on delivery, as are charged
upon like correspondence originating in
Cuba and addressed to the United States,
viz: ten cents for letters, and two cents
for newspapers. The reduced postage
charge Of two cents the single rate on pre-
paid letters will, in future, be extended TO
the entire correspondence exchanged in the
United States and the Russian closed mail,
50 that letters 10 and from Baden, Russia,
lincluding Poland Sweden, Norwalk,
Denmark, and all other countries beyond
Germany, will have the benefit Of the re-
dueed prepaid rate. The single rate of let
ter postage by the Prussian closed mail
Wiz be, to Prussia, Austria and the Ger
man States, prepaid, tWenty-eight cents
unpaid, thirty cents. To Russia, including
Poland, prepaid, thirty-fve cents unpaid
thirty-seven cents. To Denmark, pre-
paid, thirty-three cents; unpaid, thirty
i've cents. To Sweden, PREPAID. FORTY
eentsi unpaid, forty-two cents. To Nor
way, prepaid, thirty-three cents; unpaid,
thirty-hTe cents. And so to all other coun-
tries beyond Germany, two cents less be-
ing charged for prepaid than for unpaid
letters.
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Tax upon nIachinerr.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has made the following decisions with re-
ference to the taxes to be imposed upon
the various products Of iron foundries:
1st. All steam engines, whether marine,
locomotive or stationary, are subject TO a
euty Of three per centum ad valorem.
I'd. Cast iron shafting is liable in all
cases to specific duty Of 81. so. Machinery
upon which duties are assessed and paid
are exempt from duty by section ID, act of
March 8, 1863
Sd. Railroad car wheels are taxable in
Bll cases one dollar and fifty cents per ton.
All other castings of iron exceeding ten
pounds in weight not otherwise provided
for, are taxable one dollar fifty cents per
ton, by act Of March 81, 1868.
4th. Casting of all descriptions made
exclusively for instruments, are taxed
per cent. ad Talorem, when not otherwise
provided for.
9th. Casting not exceeding ten pounds
in weight, and which are so well known
and so generally used as TO have a COM
mercial value in themselves are taxable -
cents per ton under the act of March Sd,
1858. Wrought iron shafting, if held to
be manufactured within the meaning Of
division number Il, is liable to a tax Of
9 per cent, ad valorem.
9Th. Castings used for bridges, build
ings, or other permanent structures, are
taxable one dollar per ton. Permanent
structures are interpreted to mean bridges,
buildings, movements and edi6ces of ali
descriptions. Lamp posts, and water and
gas pipes are not held to be permanent
structures, all such castings are taxed at
the rate Of one dollar and fifty cents per
ton.
7th. Stoves and hollow ware are taxed
at the rate of one dollar and fifty cents
per ton Of two thousand pounds.
8th. Usual and ordinary repairs are
not taxable, but the renewal Of any part
Of an engine-as, for instances, a boiler,
cylinder, piston rod, valve, motion COVER
er-such parts being considered manufac-
lures in themselves, are taxable when
made to replace a corresponding part of an
engine, broken or worn out and thrown
aside. The same is true of cars and all
machinery when new parts are supplied.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY RIORNTNG, APRIL
who are the Conspirators :


We have referred to the consulIalio
which Lord Lyons said certain Democrats
had with him last fall relative to calling
England in to settle our domestic affairs
for us. The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette thus specifies the
negOtators:
Beyond the fact that Fernando Wood
and the rest Of the Mozart Hall Democracy
were particularly attentive to Lord Lyons
at the time he speaks of, and that Vallan-
digham, Voorhees,, little Cox, and the Ike
representatives of Western Toryism were
also finding calls to New York, there is no
direct evidence fixing the names Of these
men whom Lord Lyons disoreetly coneeals
under the vague tide Of leaders.
"But we are at no loss TO know whom
the negotiating Minister relied on in Wash
ington for the pleasant political views
which he reproduces for the benefit of the
British Government.
First among his hangers-On in Wash
ingtOn was Mr. Clement L. Vallandighsm.
Not lessintimate was drunken Salisbury
par mobile .tratrum Much lower in the
Lords good graces, but very eager to worm
his way into front seat at the diplomatic
table was little Mr.. Samuel Cox. Even
with him in the race Of diplomatic courte-
sizes was rich and stupid Ben. Wood
brother Ben Of New York. Farther
ahead than either Of them was the Ken
lucky paragon, Mr.. Lazarus W. Powell.
Have the dogs commenced licking his
sores in Kentucky YETI OF course they're
to do it.. Hardly less prominent was Mr..
Senator Bayard Of Delaware, and after
him, Senator Richardson, and then the
lesser lights.
at will hardly be forgotten that the
ConscriptiOn bill passed the Senate by
unanimous vote. Not Tory Democrat was
there TO vote against ii, every man of them
that wasn't drunk-as was notorious at
the time-being of at a reception at Lord
Lyons, where not a single Republican Sen
ator was present.
"These gentlemen were very proud Of
their relations to Lyons then; it can't be
improper, therefore, that the public should
know about them now. As thei- names
are repeated, one is at no loss 10 under
stand the inspiration of the minister as to
the anxiety Of the people for peace, and
the proper mode Of presenting interVen-
ton"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22

10 acres near East Cleveland Village good house and
barn and variety of'fruiti s22UO, one-halt IN
hand, bala- ce on time. l
new Brick House and farm petroit-St., lot l2lN
32l, well improved, fIuil, &C. $40; $50 cash.
balance on 4 or years time.
very nice Coi hic cottages on tlsbuTghSt. Prices
SIsgo, SI6oO and a2OUl one-third down, balance
time.
X story Uottage, 10 rooms, on ScoviSt Lot S9xl62,
in good order. $500.
st0rE frame Hou e, % rooms on Perry-St. Lot 40K
go; sisl0. Exchanse for farm and some money.
HOusss and Lots on ass-hv., between S.Ovill and
Kinsman-Sts. 5000 and 5000;
II story Cottage, roomsi on ohio St. Lot "a foet
Small 3 story House. lot ssx 20 on scoviIL ST. east
Of Forest-St. 100.
House and Lot on HamiltOn-St., house stories,
rooms; lot 33x 70. sl20O.
acres on Wilson AV, between Euclid and Superb
or-Sts. $500 per acre,
50 acres nicely improved Land all kinds Of fruit
story Brick bOuse, Barn SC, IN brecksNlle, Sz,-
500 Will exchange for to acres near the CITY
or sell cheap for cash.
Good House and acres in BertR 81 90.
Brick and one Frame House on OhiO-st.
HouEs-and Lot on (Olumbus-St., v est Side. &l400.
A few shares Lake Shore Railroad Stock tor ls.
20 acres good grsps land u miles from candusky.
50 acres GOOD tmbered land well Ated in Wood Co..
half mile from saw aud grist milr
Also A acres in POr er Co Ind, will exchange Tor
house and lot in civ, or email farm; -,
mer on Euclid rUad, S6,OUO will hell thu house
and acres for E3,6Og.
KiDsmaD ST., near forest, good two-stOry frame
h use 10 room, large lot, With fruit aud shrub
Brick house and lot in Fairport, house rooms,
pleasantly loca,ed, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with SOU cash
House and lot on ScOVill ST., 81 100.
House and ! on Mutrspn-st' house stories, ~
MuiTson-st-LSrgs two story House and Let with
large Brick house in good style with water and gas
and lot 5Oxl5O ieet, Kinsman near Erio st.
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The nlinOisians are going to cultivate
extensive cotton crops this season, judging
from the fact that during last week there
were six carloads Of seed sent from Cairo
to different points on the Illinois Central
Road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22
TOHN NG. JEN NGS,
a. tsueoessor to Rouse Jonnings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 211 suPeriOr-st.

HlS-W will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &C.
DB-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
nS-Alsn issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22
General CnrrinE[on's Order-ApplIcntion

A man from Cartersburg yesterday. en-
gagged in cheering for JEFF. Davis, John
Morgan and the Southern Confederacy
was arrested by order of General CARING
ton, and is now on his way to the South
ern Confederaey, where he can cheer all
ne Pleases. God speed him on his journey.
You are on the right track, General Push
ahead.-IHdianGpols Journal.
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TO LET.
Cottage 90 Ontario-st., north Of the Presbyterian
Church. $500.
House NO. 90 Park Row, $3.50.
Two Rooms 5Ox5a, Sd and 9Th stories In OlOthier 5
Block, SuperiOr-st., near Z b. crossing.
A very good Brick 2ouss, NO. ls7 KinsmRn-st.
No. lG2 Senscs-st., Grocery and Feed store, good
JEo. G. JENNINGS,
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GERTIFIGATE

GEhIlElCAIE.
This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLIAG's AMBROsIA. Ny hair
was short, thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TONES, lnvigoratOrs &c. without recetV
ing any benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosia, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly ast0nish Now my hair is thick, soft
and GLOSSY, and Is five fret four inches in length
when let down, reaching to the floor, This wonder
tCl result attribute solely 10 the Of Sterlings
AmbrOsiR, as sincs commenced using it have ap
plieed nothing else TO my hair.
No. 493 Broadway, n. Y.
HS-We advise young persons, whose hair iB begin
ming to ia out. to take warning in time, and save
have already lost their hair, the free OF the AM
BbOSI viii surely restre it, as 1t has done for thou
sands.
Bzs-Dr. STERIINa's AMBRosIA Is a stimulating oily
extract of Roots Barks AMI Herbs. 1t will cure ali
diseases of the scalp aud tbhng # The head entire
ly eIedica,es dandru, prtyents the hair rom falling
out from turning premaIurey g'aF, causing 1t to
grow thick and long 1t is entirely different from all
other prepai aIions, and can be relied on.
pB-It Is we'll known fact to Thousands in the City
OF New York that this Is the only ar ice yet dscOE
cred that will CURE the Disease OF the Scalp and
the Hair 70 Grow.
sFPRIUF Per Box-ContRining two bottles. ~
H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4s3 Broadway, New York
a9-For Sale by an Drnggists. mar2n: R2sdAw
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IT MOULD'S CRLnBRATHD AND
IL UnrivalIed IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G @ U G. Fl CA N D Y,

FOR the Seventeen Years that this Candy has besn
before the public Il has been used with great
and the increasing demand from all parts Of the UNI
ted States shows that its value remedy has been
fully appreciated We might sdd the certificates Of
many who have been benefited By this invaluable
medicine, for all who have used II eager 20 recon-
mend it, but content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians:
"MB. HENRY MOULD, Dear Sir:-From your state
ment Of the position Of your Cough Candy, do
not hesitate to express my belief that il is we'll adapt
ed 70 tho purpose Tor which yeu manufactured it, and
no doubt but that il Is useful, II certainly E
agreeable eLpectorant- Respectfully your,
OHAS. A. TERRY, N. D.
tsHsssrs MOULD 4 HOGAN, Gents:-I have examine
Four prescription for H. Mould's Cough Candy, an
Ind Il valuable one for its purpose.
GUSTAV @. =. WEBER,
Professor of Surgery.
E-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singer,
this Candy fg invaluable being unequaled for clear
ing the voice, removing hoa[senese, SC
MOULD d HOGAN,
decgl:R27 No. / Euclid-St-, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-22

81 acres CuyahOgs river miles from city, 45 acres
good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick house
property.
IS acres choice garden land adjoining allups nurse
~, choice fruit, new frame house, si5OU.
ls acres on KiDsman-st and Wilson's Avenue, large
two-story brick house, 20 rooms, good fruit.
Hl acres miles from citF good land no buildings
40 per acre.
acres on Wilson AYenue near Kinsman-st. 3d. eco
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HOTELS.
TAILORING.

HENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS CLAN
N ING, RenOyAting and Mending Esia hliahnl9lt,
TnAECIs AGER, Tailor, No. l9 PTo1peot Streeis ~
md ulending Gentlame1' clothing. he hAi t-el4-
iis1f orl Ding bis work IL thu, 1alt 1anneT, 49,
ns3 toFfF8 NJ. AR tzaA 8agAa8da
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THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Sold by WI. MARVIN, Sole Agent.

Is9oW SO well known and generally esteemed, thai
| or minute inventory OF its merits.
] In addition to the mOst Wanted capabilities OF
other stoves, there haFs ben several important i'm
prOvements recently made IN the Dispatch % Whick
none other possess, and It Is unQuestionablT, the
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
| One fs the GAS BURNER, introduced into tho Tfr
| Chamber, producing the most perfect combBstior
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel. consuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stove
Another Is a newly invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX, attached % the stove which receives the asha
which fall from The FIRE door, and is easily remove
/ for discharcing the same.
These very material additions to the value Of the
Stove secured BY pate, ts and render It, heyon
comparison, with the New Movable Crate, the
I most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVH
| to be had in any market.
In addition also, all the plates which come IN eel
tact wit1 the nre have been greatly increased IL
Il viii burn OeaI as well as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly ventilated Il vii producs
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of BaksFl
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting Il done bsforg
besrtk ss common sense ictates II Is msnufssfurSe
In this city, and the material used and the work
manship are OF the best quality; analy, II gives poF
lsc satisfaction 70 ALL hundreds Of ofhou5ekeepors u
this city and surrounding country, Who are dailI
TEE MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE Il
new and desirable pattern, y nieh, with v1rioty o
others, make our stock complete; We alSo have
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
ENANBIED GRAFES.
AlBo-au of the most useful articles Of HOula Iu-
nishing Good8, Nails and EarmeJ5 IOols-
We are ju5t receiving the latest improved styles d
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the loWe1tglioag
Wemenufacturs largely and have fer sale lt Whols
sale and RETAIL II the various articles Of Plain and
Jap0Hsd Tn, Copper and Shsst-lFon WaFf,
We oder the almost endless variety Of goods IN
~ annun fnn
PRIOE SYSTEM.
lEAu Housskeepers and those Who contemplate
Housekeeping and the ''rest OF mankind" arc moEt
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsoWhoO
and Judge for themselves. SAfIBFAOTIOE IB GUAAAN-
EMED a. the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WI. MARVIN,
No. 50, Houth Bids Pub. square,
mch16 GIeFrlRnf. Ohfo-
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DYERS.

FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
GLASS DYE H0USE-Eo. l09 Seneca-St., (op-
81 'i Hotel) By UMBAUFE HERTEL.-
D. r'mmended By the last State Fair Of Ohio.
, atri aeaning in all its branches. Please call
. ie goods in the Store TO find the difference
with eth ye shops as We finish our goods BY steam
machinery and presses. The only Wetering machine
IN the Western States to finish silks like new
nA-REFzREECEs.- messrB. Prescott a Chase Alcot
other Merchants. april AS
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tho Insurance ONCE Of u. F. Brayton.
ron sALE.
Houss and Lot on Phelps-st, convenient to the Roll
ing Mil and Car shops on the Lake shore House
4 Acre. situated about miles from the City, about
20 rods from Euoiid-St on the Crawford Road =
A god Fam House and Barn well stocked with
Fruit Price t5 o00-terms TO suit purchasers.
HonBe and Lot No. q Bsnk-st.
6tons Store in the Village Of Berea Best location in
the village, has been used for Dry, Goods Store.
Leasshoid Of s-story Brick Block on Seneca St. Is
we'll rented and pays 1870 on the investment. 20
Brick House and Lot on south side No IS Prospect
St Has Water and Gas, and small Office attach
"a, convenient for q Physician.
zoo Acres, well selected in Iowa. viii exchange Tor
GOOD improysd farming Lands in shiawasse county,
Michigan; or will exchange for City Properly.
FoB RENT
Store in Brick Building on .Deca-St. Has been &C.
cupied as GIocery and = lour and Feed Store,
wfhers good business has been established. PT1cs
500 per annum. Possession given Immediately.
Coal or Wood Dock, on west side Of kiyer-St' from
WANTED
Farm Of from 60 TO 100 acres, within 20 miles Of
Cleveland, FOR which cash will be paid
House and Lot in some pleasant part o. the City'
g. 900 on good BIick House and Lots University
Al. 90 o5 House and GoI on Bank-St worth $3.50
Seven . cent will be paid for 10 years. - !.
alO01 on two good Frame Houses and Lots on Hill
St. Worth S25oO. apr9
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-THE
! undersigned have this day entered into -
OOPA ARTEEBsHIP
for the purpose Of dealing in
REAL ESTATE ON COMMISSION,
Renting Houses, kc., under the mans and style Of
Brayton & Stockwen.
OFFIUE-NO. 6 Atwater Building, Cup stairs.)
H. ? BsATroN [aprls:4t7l A sEookwLLA.
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MEBIcAL.

In. "A. GlbSONs
Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Hundres
ioars for the proof that he ever fails to cure the
above named diseases. he VIII pay the same sum toI
states treats the same diseases with equal success
Alter many years Of aborious study and experiences
Or. GIBSON q happy in being able to announce 70
the uni0rtunats, that he has perfected system Of
treatment for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT UURE
REPRODUCTIVE 0RGAEs, with ali bad sisots
arising theretE0m, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIOh.
De has succeeded IN curing cases u this city, some
whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physicians, Who profess 70 treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle Of benefit.
some College IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
and who hold ou great expectations never 70 pc re-
allied. But what Dr. G. might boast Of s this, that he
e able TO give entire satisfaction 70 those who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
be has perfected American system OF treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
any patent msdioine 70 equal fer the radical clre
Ofssminal weakness, and ali diseases or arrangements
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or se-
Dr. GIBSON also claims fer bis new treatment the
following advantages all others yet disooversd
and drHt the agents used in respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages such as mer-
cury nor any other dsletsrious drug Secondly, no
restrictions in diet business s requredi Thirdly
his treatment Is positive and certain in all cases he
stands prepared to 90 into any public or private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrsts the i'm
tnense superiority Of his new over any other
now known to the world in point Of promptnsss, per-
manenoy, mildness, safety and convenience to thepa
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located In Oleveland
and has during the past three years performed many
Of diseases which had for resisted al other
modes Of treatment. Reference can be given to indi
viduals Of the rst responsibility in Oevelandi Bos
ton, New York and other cities In regard 70 skill and
integrity in al profeasioaa transactions DgspepsiA
Bheumatsm, Screfula and I'll chronic diseases treat
- Medicine s0nt to an tof the country on
Dr.aiBs0E's Now Work PhySiOlOEy for Sals st
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AGRICULTURAL,

AdhlGULl yhALs
A q & I @ o L 7 D & A L.
PLOWS.-We have a superior lot for the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT &OO,
80 Oentsr-St.
OULTIYATORB.-With Steel Teeth and
SHOVEL PLoWs with l, and shovels
BALDWIN, DEWITT& %.
IRON ROAD SORAPERs, Churns, CVrn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Sc, SC.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & 90.
OK TOKEs, and few more of those BEST
CLOTHES WRNGERs, at
GLEVELAEDAeRIeULF WORKS,
teb2s - se Sen ter-s
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS. a

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
B. DOUGLAS a CO.,
I79 SupeTior-st
Artists MATERIALs-WNDs AND
NEWTON'S and GoupiI's Oh and Watar GoloTB.
ct 3. B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
I79 Superior-SG
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at B. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SupeTiOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or CELEBRATED
Paintings and EBgravings, At
r. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S
l7g SuperiOr-st.
"OARTRs DF VIsITR" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
- B. DOUGLAS b CO. 3,
l79 Superior-st.
FINE ENGRAVINas OF DISTINGUISHED
Men B. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
anr2s l79 Suparior-S
D0RTRAIT FRAMES.-SoUARI
aui Oval Gilt Frames, Of
mAy2I 5ARGEAETB.
DHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GIIT
4 and Rosewood Oval Frames. splendid asaort
msut. SARGHAET'6-
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.NLEV VELAND
Excelsior French Dye HOuSo.
FREDERICK CYRIAX, PrOp'r,

EB-Rsiers to aifDry Goods Houses IN the City, and
engages do only Flint Class Work having besidsS
excellent DYER, the Best PresSsr and Finisher in
town. Gsods received and deiERrad By EIuTess from
and % al parts Of the country noyl0
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PRoFEss0A or ELEOFROPATHY AND BEDIOIEI,
Odloe-Us ssneca-st4 afsE doors from Superior up
ONCE hours from to u and from to O'Clock daily
uudays eTcentpd,
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As a Family Machine

As q Family Machine
they far excel all others Scme Of the qualities that
1soommend the Wheeler Wilson Machines, are:
Ige-Beauty and Excellence Of Stitch, alike UPON
both sides OF the fabric sewn.
9d-StTength, Firmness and Durability OF seams
that viii NOT HIP nor RAVEL, snd made with
economy Of tnreai
3rd-lts Attachments and wide Range Of Applies,
cation to purposes and materials.
4th-Simplicity and Thoroughness Of construction
5th-Speed, Ease Of Operation and Management
and Quietness Of Movement.
Those that want a Practical and Desirable Maohius
should By all means examine Wheeler Wilson's be-
fore purchasing.
OFEIOH........9O5 superior-st., OsvslAnd,O.
JNO. E. STRONG, Agent.
- Send tor tireuiars and gat narticulsra. augIB
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & sToCKWELL,
y ZEAL ESTATE LGENTs,

ONCE No. 6 Atvater Building. Entrance through
Inc Ingnranee Once OIL. y. Brayton.
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We publish the following as a matter of
important information to our citizens hav-
ing correspondence in foreign states: