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DEATH OF Mas. President FINEET.-
Mrs. Finney, the wife of President Finney,
of Oberlin, died at Syracuse last week. She
was an elderly lady, and had gone East for
the purpose Ofreccvsring her health. Though
it had been very delicate for long time, she
was not considered dangerously i'll, and her
death was entirely unexpected by her friends.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. r.
The Sanitary Commission has to-day despatch,
ed from Baltimore another large invoice Of
clothing and supplies for Union prisoners in
Richmond They have sdvicea OF the distribu-
ton Of their previous contributions by She rebel
authorities Additional Government supplies
will be forwarded as soon as evidence is received
or the proper distribution Of what has already
been furnished.
The condition Of the President who has been
confined to his chamber for several days by sick,
ness, seemed to be much improved today and
70 promise an early recovery. There is nothing
IN the smptOms Of bis ailment to inoite the
fears Of his friends.
Commission Of competent engineers has
hV order OF the Secretary Of the navy, made q
thorough sxsmna lon OF the iron clad sangomon
lying st the Washington Navv Yard, and pro-
nounced her in all respect seaEoi thy.
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THE WEATHER.-Dante, who carries OF
the palm from even Milton in his description Of
He'll, would hnd a subject worthy of his pen
should he attempt to portray the fearful hOr.
rors Of such weather as We have suffered-not
epjOyed-fOr the last day or two. On SAtur-
day came rain-dreary, dismal, mOnOtOnOus,
inoessant rain. The sky was black, the
wind fierce and emitting, mud fathOmlsSS,
Thermometer falling. AZ night the weather
grew colder and then came the snow. Yes
tsrdsy norning-phsw, how 1t showed /
The air was = cloud Of driving fakes. But
all evils have an end, aGd 50 had this. Last
night was clear and cold, and "the stars
came out after the Storm"
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Mas. F. BUEEIrT, NJ. D., homeopathic,
late Of New Orleans, respectfully soiicits
patronage Of ladies at her residence. No. 2S
Sheriff street. four doors north of Euclid,
where Mrs. B. may be consulted from eight
to ten o'clock 4. n. and from six TO eight
O'Clock P. n. P0stOfiee address: Box 973.
pov2B-I3O
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo, November %.
delegation Of Cherokee Indians, hetded by
Captain Cristy, Acting Chaplain, paid their re-
spects to General Mcneil to-day. by order Of
their National Council. Captain Crsty recount
ed the sufferings Of the Indians from rowing
banditti aud asked for protection aeninst their
depre iations. He desired authority TO raise
a regiment Of cavalry and adopt the system Of
guerrilla warfare, Ms the only means Of ridding
themselves Of mounted marauders. He also
asked that districts, allotted for settlement, be
better protected, to enable the Indians To culti-
vate the soil and secure more comfortable
homes. General Mcneil replied that he hsd
represented the conoition of the Indisns to the
proper authorizes and recommended some
measures for their improvement, and duly offer
"a than all the protection in his DoWer
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DEATH OF CoLUHBIANA SoLDER.-Al-
sxander Miller, of Green Hill, columbianG
County, died in the hospital st Chattanooga,
on the 9th of October, from wounds received
at the battle of Chickamauga. he was q
good soldier, and was highly respected by
all who knew him.
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PERsoHAL.-J. T. whitney, of Detroit,
" Edmund Kirke," and the celebrated lee
tureF and elOcutiOnist, George VandenhOff,
were in town on Saturday and took dinner
at the Angler. P. Bshrens and Carlo Patti,
the we'll known musicians, arrived yesterday
morning. They are stopping at the Angler.
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A WORD IN SEAsOa.-TO-day our walks
are snoW-oovered to-morrow, perhaps, tho
san will convert the snow into q Wstsry slush
Before that time comes the authorities need
70 have their attention called to the necessity
Of cleaning the WalEs il the Public Square.
These are, perhaps, more frequsnted By Pc
dsatrianl than any other in the city and
should be kept dry and comfortable fer
pssssrs. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
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FIRE.-A FIRE broke out this morning,
about half after o'clock, in Days shaving
saloon, on the south side Of the Public Square.
Steamer No. was promptly on hand. The
FIRE was pat cut before any serious damage
Taa dpne
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sALE.-Notics is hereby

UARDIANS SALE.-Notics is hereby
u given thst in pursuance ofthe command o.
an order ofsale from the Probate Court OF Ougs-
hOga County, to me directed, shall sell at aue-
ton on the 231 day Of November. 1868, at ID
o'clock A. N at the south door OF the Court
House in tie city OF Cleveland. the following
premises to wit; The fee simple Ofthe one un-
dived one-fourtb part in common Of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township OF East
Cleveland in said county, and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning in the PiBnk road and south
S9E degrees, est chains 22H linz froTu the
west csrner Of Chittenden Lewis land tAencs
south 50E degrees east chains end 20 links 10
SAID Lewis west line, thence south Chains and
81 links. thence north 501< degrees west chains
and76 links, thence north 3954 degrees eAstse8
links, thence north 5OI< degrees west shainsStD
Plank Road, thence north 39Z degrees east 3
chains and 80 links to the place Of beginning, con
tanning 81 acres OF land
Terms cash on day Of sale.
Nov. II, 1883. WM- D. THOMAS,
novl2l2S Guardian.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

OAIROl NOFeLn beT ..
The steamer Teeumseh, from NatcheZ,
bound for New Orleans, laden with three thou
sans Eve hundred bales of cotton, was entirely
consumed by FIRE az Port Hudson, last week, on
the 25th.
Cotton is in better demand at Memphis than it
has been for several days, factors generally
holding higher grades for better prices. Over
four hundred bales have been sold, at prices
ranging from thiriy-ive to seventy-hve cents
per pound. Seven hundred bales passed Cairo
Yesterday en- route for Cincinnati.
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RUARDlsN's SAFE.

GUARDIANS SALE.-Pursuant OF an
" order Of sale from the Probate Court Of
CuyahOgs County, 70 me directed, 1 shall sell to
the highest bidder, At the south door Of the
Court House in the eity Of Cleveland in said
county, on the 9th day Of December, 1s63, st 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following property, 70 WIT :
One undivided ninth (t-sl part Of the following
premises, situate In the State OF Ohio, County OF
CuyahOge and Township OF 5trongsVille, and is
the whole oflOt No forty-three (t5), containing
one hCndred and ffy seven Q5D acres Of land
more Orless. Appraised at
Terms cssh on dsy of sale.
Cleveland, Nov. 23lh lss3-
HENRY c. RANNEY,
nOv2SlT Guardian.
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Elegant Albums.
Portfolios,


Tales of the Wayside Inn, by LongfelloT.
War Time and Other Poems, by Whittier.
At Odds, Frank Warrington, The Dead
Shot, Breakfast in Bsd, by Sala Peculiar,
Roundabout Papers, by Thackeray Sound
ings from the Atlantic, by Holmes, and
several others.
For Sale at BAKERS,
259 Superior Street. Hoffman, Block,
nov27, Near Post Once.
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NY. MONEY MARKET-Noy, 2s,

TBY TII EaRAPH.l
MOney-Market shade easier and demand fair
ct D cent.
Sterling ExehanEe-Market firm and nominal
a. l59Hl6l for first-class bills.
GIOId-siArkeI unsettled ard hrmer. Opening At
4s declining to 45z, advancing to an, and closing
quiet a. 46H
Government StOoks-Markst arm with fair
business.
SIate stocks
Il 49,
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GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GooDs, Neglege
and White Shirts, Cotton, Wool, Merino and
Silk Wrappers and Drawers, Plain and Fan
cy Neck Ties and Scarfs Of every description,
Linen and Paper Collars, and the most COM
plete stock of Hosiery ever brought into this
market, which we are selling at the lowest
prices. MoTT HAIGHT,
No. 1876 Bank ST.,
nov24:128 Opposite the Weddell House.
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STEAMER Junk.

ST. LOUIs, November %.
The steamer Silver Wave, from st. Louis 70
Nsshglll with full cargo Of government stores,
and about ore hundred horses, ssnk yesterday
morning about twenty-five miles above Cairo. it
is thought she cannot be raised.
The weather has been very cold here since
yesterday morning, the Thermometer ranging
from lO' . l59 oe,Sw freezing point. Ice begins
10 appear IN the riVlr.
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ATrEHrIoN CoMPAhX FI-EVery men,
Der is ordered to appear at the Armory on
Tuesday next, December lst, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, in full uniform including
Gives.
No excuse for non-sttendauce will be ae-
cepted, and fines will be enforced in every
case, E. @. Rouse, 1st Sergeant.
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LOCAL EOTIORs.

HEADQUARTERS 29rH REa'T o.V.M,l
CLEVELAND, o., November %, 1868.
GsHsraE Order No.
Commsndsnts of companies will notify
their respective Commands to meet at their
srmories on Tuesday, December /, 1863, at
o'clock, P. n, for company muster and bat
talon drill.
Captains will report the strength Of their
companies to the Adjutant at headquarters
before 2O'ciock, P.N.
Regimentsl line will form on Superior
street, east Of the Public Square, at O'Clock,
P.M.
Field and staff officers will meet ct head.
quarters at l o'clock, P. \.
By command of
WI. HAYWARD, Colonel.
7. GoopwILLIE, Adjutant. noy30;l27
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Dare SHAVING SALooE.-AIl who psf
ronizs Days Saloon, on the sOuta side of the
Square, will find themselves we'll suited with
the style of work In shaving and hair cuttisg
done there
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OsWEGO nARKRF-Nov. %.

TBY TELEGRAFH.l
FIOur-Market steady.
Wheat-Hsld above buyers views. No sales re-
ported
COrn-Lower.
Oats Market quiet.
Barley-Dul.
other grains quiet.
Canal FreiShts-lc higher on -four. Flour GO
csc, wheat l5c to New York.
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The Board of Examiners will be in session
to examine applicants for positions in the
Public Schools of the city Of Cleveland, on
Saturday, Nov. 2sth, 1858, at nine o'clock
A. n, at the General High School House.
noT26.l26 E R. PEsEtNs, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
.R9TKARJE RESIDENCE FOR

DESIKABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE At BkRG SIN.-The late residence
OF the undsrsigned, No SIS KinsmAn-St, is offered
for sale on reasonable terms.
Ths house is IN good repair, Is roomy and pleasant
" arranged and contains modern improvements Of
Gss, Water, Bath hOom, furnace, Marble Nantes
&C, &C.
The lot is large, about scre is $50 feet deep has
two front Of 100 feet each kin man and GRANGE
SIS ard abounds in Fruits Of all kinds line shrCb-
berry, &C.
portunity is now given TO purchase
EB-To- prico, terms Of payment 30 applyto
GEO. ". GARDNER,
novI2-I2s Y and g Merw,n 2t
EOR SALE-A FARM UF AVS
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio zoo acres improved. the halsnos good timber
10 scr bottom land the whole 900 acres are under
god ststs Of cutivation 81 we'll fenced, good or
nharding sud vel vatered. 10 Wssse land 90 the
yarr have also good Stock on the larm that viii
ell with Il e wanted. will take IN part payment
CiTy Property In lsvsland, or small farm and Ths
balance on long time Price IS per acre
aaptl7 ~ " y FFfFN D--se rlae-E
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IRaugANGE.
TNCREA@ED CAPITAL l. PAR
TlCIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ins. Co.,
Incorporated ls2S

7
The President and Directors Of this Company, tak5
pleasure IN apprsiug the public that n ordeE 20 meet
more u the donaDds o. tts custOmers the present
Stock holders have subocrled tho additional sum OF
$50 .OfO, making the pr sent
CASH CAPITAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLARSi
AL Of which has ben pd IN and Invested In accord
with the rc1uirIl ntu et The Geu T INSURANCE.
Law Of this State under the sanction aud EProTal of
Wa Barnes, E-g., sapcriute@dent of Insurance D.
partms1t.
Ths Comp-uy with increased t1cities, eontinue 20
issue Policies nsuru asainst lost dan &c ty htFs
and inland Iransp Ttation wEsEe7 the assu ed pa<-
tcPats 20 the extent Of tbrso-f0urths Of the proa Of
the bust 1ssa. Policies also issu7, without pf-
tlcipattou, a. reduced rates CT Premium Lo55o1 3D.
iUs 81 or paid a the ofics o. the Ompauy Cr IL
vafiOu. Agencies vi ID THAI Bromptltuda and equiH
which has cha aetsrlZed its bustgs tFrsaqtolz du-
ring tbs las fsrty years. u =. bEA1IDns
novL5-I2os AQfn I.
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LUBlN's Kiss-Me Quick, Gersnium Rose,
Love Ne Dear, Airs of Heaven. Hockey
Club, Violette, New Mown Hay, West End,
Choice Toilet Requisites, ETC., at Halls, No.
II Public Square. noVl7
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A CHOICE collection Of second hand books,
almost equal to new, for sale at Bakers, 259
Superior street. Will be sold cheap if Pur-
chased Immediately. They are worthy Of
examination, nOY2S
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nov24:I28

CARRIER WANTED AT THIS OFFICE
Wanted good faithful boy, who will be up
in the morning at four o'clock after the pa
pers, and have them delivered at half past
six o'clock None other need apply.
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SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover a Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nov25tf
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sALE OP GnYFRN J. - RONpa.

PHIADE1PHIA, November %.
The subscription agent reports the sale of
S59S,590 five -twenties yesterday. and for the
Resk 50 995, 0O0 Il is expected that deliveries
Of bonds will soon be made with usual prompt
ness.
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Rose q Prenrl-.' Provision Market Re-

hO1o q FTc0IL8g FTONLIIOI NadTAoE IsE-
port
The following are the rates -harEed By them;
Hams-SRgaT-cured premt-sn Hams, y b.-.-....-..lle
Dried Beef-T Ie
y
Bacon. T Smoked Sides q
Lard-Prfme leaf, kettle-rend'ed In bbs g b...:l2c
Z" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs b..i234c
Psrk-No. mesa = 'B
I" Extra clear q
pg- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
10 railroad dspots boats. Ali articles are warrant
Cd strictly prime and equal TO anything In the state
Orders promptly filled. Our sugSr-cured iiaHs and
kettle-rendered Lard took the nrst premium At the
late Ohio state Fair BOSE PREkTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and I46 Ontario-st-, Cleveland.
Iuly4:R2s
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LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
Winter Bonnets just opened at Mrs. Shaw's
roomz. novl7:1Sl
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Sr. ANDEKW's SooIETY FEsTIvAL.-This
evening the Annual Festival Of the Society
of Saint Andrew will be held At the Angler
House. A grand supper and ball will be
given, and Mrs. Dsming, the unrivallsd can
t&trice, will be present and will lend to the
other attractions Of the occasion the melody
of her voice. The sons of old Scotia do not
forget the country of their birth in the land
Of their adoption, ard they Will make the
festival of tonight, which commentaries so
much Of chivaIry and romance, Of poetry and
histOry-from the days Of Wallace and Bruce
down to those Of Sir cOliu Campbell, from the
time when wandering minstrels sang the
dseds Of Scottish knights in msdisval cas-
tlss 10 an age in which BlackWOOd and the
Edinburgh Review Aourished and In which
Burns and Scott, Sir william Hamilton and
Kit North have writtsn-wOrthy of Scotland
snd its cherished heroes.
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SIX JOB PRINTERS WANrED.-SiK first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply st the
LEApEE job office.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. Bow many lovers
it has separated-hOW many friends forever
parted. The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect redicsl
cure, use the " Balm Of Thousand Flowers "
ss dentrihce, night and morning. 1t also
beautihes the complexion, removing all tan,
pimpIes, and freckles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price 50 cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, dIuggists.
sept22:R2-dy&wy-e.o.W.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Still THEY CoXE.-Thoussnds Of mer ,
women and children, are daily AoekiDg to the
Great Bankrupt Sale, los Superior street,
near Water street, to examine the piles Of
Boots, Shoes and Caters, which they are
selling so amazingly cheap As to distance all
competitors, and leave TO them the we'll
earned reputation of the cheapest house in
the city.
Just opensd to-day mems Buffalo Over
shoes, fifty Genus per pair Mems Soes, Sl,s5
cents Mems Boots, $3.50; Ladies' Shoes,
from so cents to 81 IS; and all other goods
in proportion, at los Superior street, near
Water street. nov30jlT
ATTENTION, 8D REGINEET CUYAHoGA
COUNTY o. MI hereby notify the members
Of the Sd Regiment that they will elect one
Colonel on Monday, December 18th between
the hours of ind o'clock, P. Y, The 5th
Ward at the Wigwsm on Sooville street, and
the 7th Ward at the Engine House Of Mol.
By order Of n. Lucas,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
cHARLKs KOEsTE, Adj't. lnOv30 12S
ATTENTION CoMPAEE H.-You are here
by notified to appear at the Armory on Tues
day next, December lst, at o'clock, P \,
precisely, in full uniform with white glovss)
for regimental muster. Fines will be i'm
posed on all absentees.
By order of the commandant.
nov30:I27 J. M GATES, let Sergeant.
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MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Drs. Blair & San
ders have this day associated themselves in
the Practice Of their profession. Especial
attention will be giVeu to consultations, both
in and out Of the city. Office hours from
&c 10 4. N, and from 2 to P. n. Ofice Ne.
IL Public Square. novlo-lSoS
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TALES ORA wAYsIDE INN. BIT EESET Vans
WORTH LoNsEELLow, Boston: Ticknor 3
Fields. 1858.
This book, from the pen Of the m1st truly
American of cur poets, is a collection Of tales
purpOrtiug to be told BY sOjOurnsrs in Way
side Inn. By means Of this ingenious and
pleasant conssit, the idea Of which Is caught
from that
well Of English undehled,"
the Canterbury Tales" Of old chaucer, .
number Of most beautiful poems are strung
together like pearls upon thread Of gold.
We refrain from further expression Of crit
icism or commendstiOn in respect to the
work, as We hope to review it somewhat more
fully at our leisure.
It Is for sale by InghEm 4 Bragg.
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HoKz Manufaoture-P Parsons Inimita-
BE Qsmph0EslSd pOntitTise. sePt2s-R2
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Flour and Grain In srOro at ChtcaEO,
M A r IN E .

PORT OF CLEVELAND November IS
.HETERED-
stmr May Queen, Mckay. Detroit.
Prfp Maine Rossman, OFdensburg.
Prop Pot mac, Gibhard, Buffalo.
Proc Akrrn, smith, 0gdenshurg.
Tug Glen Iris, Dus nshurg Erie.
Park II NichOIs. Simms. treeQue Isle.
Schr ) e, Noble, Williams, Taunton.
Hchr -arAnae Gale, Buffalo
Schr New Linden, smith, Saginaw,
uLHARED.
Stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit.
Prop Potomac Gibhard, Chicago.
Tug Glen Iris, Dussnsbury, srie.
Bark " drew stephens, Hunter, Windsor.
Schr Tibbets, Runnsil. Cgdelsbnrgb,
Schr Corresp ndent, jeffrey, Buffalo
Schr Perseverance, MAnsilliot. Ogdensbargh.
Schr Petrol, Jetr 1t.
Schr Britannia, hu'e, Burwell-
Schr L 3 shepard. Young, >arnia
ScOT Mary and lucy, Burns, " yardotte.
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AN AUTHOR AMONG Us.-F. ". Thomas,
the author and poet, who is known to the
reading public as the author of Clinton
Bradshaw," and to the ladies especially as
the author of the song entitled
"'Tis said that absence eoDquers love-"
is now travelling through the West collecting
materials for a work on this great division of
cur country. The papers Of Cincinnati,
where Mr.. Thomas was an editor and lawyer
before he became an author, as we'll as
those of other places of the West which he
has visited, speak Of high commendatiOn of
Mr.. Thomas as q writer aud gentleman
They especially praise his lecture upon "Life
in Washington in the days Of the giants"
which he has delivered in different cities.
Mr.. Thomas is now in Cleveland, taking
notes for his work, and We should be glad if he
should be invited to deliver his lecture here.
His long residence In Washington enables
him to give truthful picture Of tho days Of
Clay, Webster, Calhoun, &c, cad heis sPok-
en- Of as an orator of distinguished abilities.
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NJ. STOCK rAaKET-Noy, as.
BUFFALO mARKET-NOv. %.

tBY TELEGRAPH.
FiOur-Steaay.
Whear-Market quiet Sales at $3.50 for Win
ter ked Western i,62 for while do.
COrn-M-rket quiet
BarIey-ln good demand
Oats-QuieJ
Other grains qniet.
Whiskey-Firm. Sales at G9c.
FreighIa-5Ec on wheat 70 hOcheztsr.
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NOTICES,

NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
her b, informed that have sold out my stoc1
Of G d. and goo will Of my former Sire. o. 40
Superior St, Cleveland, To E. @. JONES, who viii
hereafter carry on the business the old stand and
whom recommend to my old customers
All persons indebted to me viii please pay at said
Nov. IS. lsss-iz7, Q. JoNEs
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FOH Coughs, Colds, and TOothRche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
rsIIsble antidots in all cases.-SaRbRH DEM
OeTGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25ets.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.