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A RTIFlCIAL TEETH, e
~ upou yul-auits Rdbbsr Base, girh qI1TfTTS
an 20 he the most Lifeline and useful iB Eating,
Speaking ond Singing, from go 70 20 for upner or
lower sett nike metals, its power q suctisn Is
complete, requiring no clasps, it beng moulded 70
the most p5rfct impressions OF the mo- n Is ntted
with accuracy over sny remaining roots without CIV
Ing pain and the greatest support Is given to is u
iOiniH teeth. ID. -,
: n B.-We undertake all coses whore others have
failed to give satisfaction, and require no lee unless
perfect nt is made, and only ONE SIT - 60 sfLL1
AsETT. Established II years, south SIDE Pun SQUARE
p DINIisfss Dentts9s . = sepl4
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HN G. NGs,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED FROM
9I1 SuPerIOr-St-, Marble Blook,
10 AEwster Building, foot Of supe.ior-st.

Rs-Wll buy and sell RsaI Estate OF Commission,
Rent and olect Rents, &c.
~ no ohArge 70 Purchasers. Sellers only ohArgsd
for Seles or Exchanges Actually Made.
nB-Also Issues Policies at Lowest Paying ksfes IN
Reliable Eastorn Insurance Companies.
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4 MAN OF A THOU5ANDI
ooxsUMPT1vE CURED

DR.. H. JAMES, a Retired Physician ofyrsai
emiBenoe, discovered, while IL the East lndies,I
osTtain cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
OouEhs Colds aud General Debility. The remedy
vss discovered BY him when his only child, daugh
ter was given up 70 die. His child was cured andi
nov alive and we'll. De5ir1us OF benehttlng MS .
low mOrtals be will Eend TO those VINO wish y IN
cessiuiy using this remedy ee, on receipt OF thelI
nOnes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses Ihefe is
not single case Of Consumption that IL does not 81
once take hold Of and dissipate Night sweat5, pee
VshDess irritation Of she nerves. failure OF mt mory
difcuIr xpectoFatiOa, sharp pains in the lungs,5o
tbrost chilly sensations, nausea a. the stomEchit
actor of lhe bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
~ TheV sec this sdyer.iment in. Address,
=, OHADDOCK & CO..
iv;s45g 2a5Eorth zd-St, Philadelphia, Pa
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Il acres, two miles from the City about 40 rods from
Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn. well stocked with Fruit Of all
kinds Price 5000. Terms to suit purchaser.
IS acres in Euclid, y miles from the city stimbered
new house, price t45 per acre. Terms cay
Farm in hewburgh, hVe miles from tn cfty-I5
acres tmbeEed, 3 acres improved, email frame
house. good barn and COW ste bic, stream Of q .ver
falling water and email orchard.
l61 Acres, on which is bed Of Iron Ore, 80 miles
above LaClrJ sse- wonld exchange.
10 Acres in Brooklin, White Frame House, Good
Barn, and Fruit Of ali kinds.
% Acres on Spangler Avenue; brick house, marble
mautles, etc.
Ig3 Acres ia lndependsne, 25 acres improved, ball
ance timber. Price S35 Per acre nctt4
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Mr. GEo. A. BARLOE :-Thesa noble In8-rum
Bossess immense resources Of power and expres
The boss is sOnorUus and grand the middle regi
rich and sympathetic; while the high nLtes are
liant, clear and pure as silver bells
The scale Is even without single nsw; the o
q smooth and marYelO1slY easy and the pedal o.
the finest OF which the Pianoforte is susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the g
s5tArtists, and are capable Of rendering the
con petitions Known in this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALE.
Brick Dwellings, ECs. lof aud lO5 Enclid Street.
Lots Tgnning through 10 Hurou stre,t. Nefy
desirable property.
Lot on Michigan street. 34Kl55 feet 81 600 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
Frame House on Huron street. Lot 81 feet front,
running through 10 High street #.
Frame House on Clinton street near Duane street
Lot S3xi75 feet. Price st Coo
Tgo-Story Frame house on Lsks street. opposite
Clinton Park Lot 66Xls3 feet Price e2 500
Frame Houss on ST. CLAIR street Lot 4ixisO feet
Price s4,0J0.
Frame House on sisley. street Lot 56xI4s ieet
Possession given lst Of April.
House and lot No. s75 kinsman Street, lot l0Ox3sO:
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water aud Gas throughout, furnace
marble NANTES, &c-
A large, new and elegant brick house and barn cor
nsr Kinsman and Forrest Street lot Z25xss5.-
Terms easy.
Bri house and lot on ST. Clair Street, near BonJ,
goodfruit, water gas, Sc very desirable prop
erty to rent or for homestead
Frame House and lot 439 kinsman Street. 82Xs00,
good well of water. fruit, bnrn, &C Terms easy.
Also lot in rear Of abOve on Orange Street s2zl25.
Price $40 per fo0E.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
Frame honse and lot No. los Kinsmsn Street. lot COX
l62, good fruit and we'll Price q, 800.
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suaA T. -UoATED, PURELY yRGHTABI1
The Oldest Ohespsst, and most Reliable famiE
Hedicfne in use. More used than any other kind.
Price Is oents-sl Pills in box. See Cireularg-
. ND-Sold by Strong & Armstrong, Benton brothers
n W Palmer, Churchill 4 Bro Also, ct Whoiessi
and rstsfI Pt IsI Ontsrio-St., Cleveland by
G. g. HORRIS, Gen'l Agent,
For Ohio, HiohiRsn and Indiana
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P / A n o S.

From the celebrated manuiactory q WM. ENABl
4 CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the full iro.
frame, OFsrstrung bass, and al the latest improve
msnts and for volume and eTenneas Of tone easy an
agreeable action, durability, and fnih, are supsro
70 ally other manufacture. All Intending to get
Piano. should not fall to thsss Instruments beo
purcnazing elsewhere.
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T LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
AIs ESTATE, Pa lroad and other Stocks. Has On
nAnd large lot Of farms and Farming Lands in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin end Illinois.
S5-On1oe over No. 50, south side OF Pub. square.
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REAL Estate.
DRAYTON 8 sTOOKWELI,
REAL EsFAFE AGENTS,


Omcs No. s AtWster Building Entrance
- the Insuranoe Ofiee Of %. y. Rrayton
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L. n. sOg4Oh7GNsON

lS5--s.......--............. .-..-..s .sIHDeri0r-E.
~ Artificial Eyes inserted that have the appear
.nee and motion % the natHIgl eye oots
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Prof. b. J. NOTHHAGI.E, Teacher Oi Music y
Ohio State Blind Asylum wi rs -. After exAmi
4 large number OF Wm. knabe B Cos Piano kC
i IN hesitatinsiy pronounce them supertor %
have seen. Their tone is grand and nobles they
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and
volume Of tons or power have never heard exc
They combins with hne touch, depths 8Eoetn'
tous, purity and durability"
tuThat tho Knabs Piano ID superior 70 all o.
made ID this country, for brfiha1cy, swestness,
voluule Of tone needs only to be heard 20 conVir
ths fact'-lState orTnai, Columbus, Ohio.
auRl5:R27
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

ONCE No. Atwater BHlding. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of d. +. Brsyton.
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MORNINGLEADER
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1854,
ConsIstener


The Constitution as it is party is
singularly inconsistent. Not content with
nominating for Governor q man who pro-
posed dividing the Union into four COnfed-
eracies, the Convention itself proposed to
amend the Constitution, as per the follow
lowing resolution:
UThat whenever It becomes practicable
to obtain a :Convention Of all or three
fourths Of the States, such body should be
convened, for the purpose Of proposing
such amendments to the Federal Constitu-
tion as experience has proved TO be ne
cessary TO maintain that instrumentin the
spirit and meaning intended by its found
ers, and to provide against other convul-
sions and wars"
The Democracy Of Pennsylvania differ
with their brethren of Ohio. They are,
apparently, more sincere, for they offer no
amendments, and declare
uThat inasmuch as the Constitution em-
bodies the only guarantees we have for
public liberty and private right, as with
out it we can have no hope Of protection
from bloodshed, spoliation and anarchy
the man who sneers at the Constitution
as it is" proves himself to be deficient
in the first element of patriotism"
Hence, according to good Democratic au-
thority, the Democrats of Ohio in COnven-
tion assembled, and those who endorse the
acts fthat Convention, are @de6cientin the
first element of patriotism" And if the
party at large, which advocates Yallandig
ham, is thus deficient, pray how utterly
unpatriotic and disloyal must be the MAI
who openly proclaims his contempt for tn
uConstitution as it is" from his seat il
the national Congress.
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Jared Sparks in his Life of Washington,
An1mprori.ed 1lebeI PrIvatesr.

By a New Orleans correspondence it ap-
pears that tug steamer, named the Bos-
ton, while towing bark over the bar at
Pass-a-T Outre, one of the passes Of the
Mississippi, was boarded by small boat
containing a number of men, and cap
tured. They were merely armed with pis-
tolls, and had rowed in an open boat from
Mobile, lying in wait at the Pass several
days till they got an opportunity. They
took her to Mobile. The same or a similar
party captured the Fox a short time before
at the Pass, under similar circumstances.
Yet no heed was taken till the Boston fell
into the trap, and then a great fuss was
made by sending the Holyoke in pursuit
when too late. After leaving the Pass the
Boston captured the Lenox, bound to New
Orleans, with cargo Of merchandise, and
set fire to her. The day following she
captured the bark Texana, thirty-fiye miles
distant from the Pass. There was a re-
port from Balize that she had destroyed
another bark and a transport steamer.
Thus by a daring exploit Of the rebels, and
by the csrelessness Of the Navy Depart
ment in not guarding the entrance to the
Pass, this privateer has been permitted to
do thriving business, as the Fox did be-
fore her.
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- Property RoCsived By BAIL Road or Canal for
Sale or shipment. viii give personal attention 70
the sale and purchAe Of Produce and Merohandss on
Commission.
- Liberal Cash Advances made on Conaianmsnta
- Refer 20 Business Men and Bankers Generally.
dec2.RZ7
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This Is TO certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced Usiog STEnLING's AMBRosIA. Ny hair
was short thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair T0nics InvigOratOrs, &c without recetv-
ing any benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia, ny
hair ceased falling ont, and commenced growing so
rapidly TO astOnsh me. Now my hair IL thick, soft
and glossy, and Is ve feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching 10 the floor This wonder
fGl result attribute solely 10 tue uso OF Stsrngs
Ambrosia, as since 1 commenced using il have np-
plieed nothing else 10 my hair.
Mrs. L A. BROWN,
No. ass Broadway, N. Y.
EaB-Fe advise young Persons, whose hair Is begin
ming 20 fall out, 10 take warning iu time and save
their hair, By using the AmbrOsia- To those whc
have already lost their hair the irea OF the AM
BBOSIA will surely restore it, IL has done for thou
sands.
Eao-Dr. STEBLING's AMBRosIA "a a stimulating Oily
extract Of Roots, Barks and Herbs 1t will al
disoasesOf the scalp and itbhing q the head entire
ly eredicatgs dandru prevents the hair from falling
out, from turning prematurely gTaY causing It to
grow thick and long 1t is entirely different from all
other preparations, and can be relied on.
BH-It Is a well known fact to thousands in the City
Of New York that this is the only ice yet discOY
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and
the Hair to Grow.
EPBICB Per Box-Uoutaiuing two bottIes.-Es
H. Il. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4gs broadway, New York
DB-For Sale by all Druggists mar2t tt2sdkw
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The, EmerEenoy--what Ohio should Do

The EmerEency--What Ohio should Do
The Cincinnati Commercial speaks Of
the apathy prevailing in Ohio, in regard
to the danger to the border, and adds:
"There is reason to believe that a rebel
expedition for Kentucky is being fitted
OUT East Tennessee, and that it 10 so
considerable as to Justify lively apprehen-
sions as 10 the safety of our border. We
ought not to lose an hour in making ready
for the coming storm. Il will be humili-
ating and disgracefnl if we are caught IN
prepared, and thrown into a panic as the
people Of Pennsylvania have been, and
are The COnscript Act, we suppose, will
be enforced as quickly az possible. But
the great thing for home defense is the
militia which must be better organized.
Thereis no occasion for a scare, but COM
mon prudence demands energetic efforts to
put ourselves in a defensible condition,
that cur armies in the field may not be
weakened, and their operations interfered
with, BY perils and accompanying panies
in this quarter"
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NORTHERN LIGHT,

R4-This Trip Of more th3p xloTen hunlLet , iaIISi
avn lacas siy dersas of iatiCnde aud eleven uesrSes
~ iSngitude passing through Lakes Erie, ST OlAEl
Huron and Superior and the beautlul higeIe
It Clair aud ST Marie, with it, FhVussnd lses pTe
nursuiT OF Scia CO. more EEsL ATTRACTIONS lhAh any
otheron the continent of America. -, :
Sc -psssen GERS from Toronto and Montreal can
connect win oneo Of these Boats at Port SarniR on the
even ing Of the day they leave Detroit. ,,,
ET-One Of the steamers, sea BIRD or CleVeiand,Hln
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening OF each week
or sRperi0r City touching at al internedats pors'
PsoR -FITRTHER IEFOEmATION and all enQui-
rIss regard ,nE Freight or Passage, GddTess
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA d CO., for Northern Lighta and
H. 4!s G4sGRETsUS q fs,T & CO., for Meteor and mt
RJs9R8Y RSl58 q HIcBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGKETsi
s. P. BRADY & CO., for Irsn City, Planet an Oity
wIILiIa5 G co., for Northern Light, Illino and
JNn. HUFdHINs 8 co. for TrAyaler mar 2ts
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CtLARK & ROCKEFELLER,
~ tLate CLARK, Gardner 3 COL
Produce Commission Merchants,

And Dealers In Grain, Flour, Fish, Water Lime,
Plaster, Coarse, fine, Ground solar and
DAIRY SALT.
Nos. -, Al, 4s, and l5 Bvsr-st, and on the Doek,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Cleveland, June 27, 1868.


General Washington on Negro Troops.
There were military bats in the days OF
the Revolution, as there are now. On the
S1st of December, 1875, General Washing
ton wrote to the President Of Congress,
from his headquarters at Cambridge, MAG
sachnsetts, as follows:
at has been represented to me that the
free negroes who have served in this army
are very much dissatisfied at being dis
carded. As it is to be apprehended that
they may seek employ in the ministerial
army, have presumed to depart from the
resolution respecting them, and have given
license for their being eplisttod wifi put o
Jared Sparks, in his Life Of Washington,
says; af.
HAt meeting Of the general officers,
previously to the arrival of the committee
from Congress in camp, it was unanimous
lyresolved that it was not expedient to
enlist slaves in the new army and, by a
large majority, negroes of every descrip-
ton were excluded from enlistment
When the subject was referred to the COM
mittee in conference this decision was con-
frmed. In regard to free negroes, how
ever, the resolve was not adhered TO- and
probably for the reason here mentioned by
General Washington. Many black sol
dfers were in the service during ali stages
Of the war"
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Cnrd from MIR. BrougIl.

We are indebted to the Herald for proof
slip of the following letter from Hon. John
Brough;
EDS. HERALD-On my return home last
evening found a great many letters ad-
vising me Of a number of meetings, and
asking the appointment Of others in differ
ent portions of the State, to which can
only reply in general terms.
The presentation Of my name by the
Union Convention was entirely unexpected
BY me. and took me perfectly by surprise.
have large interests under my manage
ment, which I cannot suddenly abandon
1t will require some time so to arrange and
systematic these as TO admit Of my ao-
sence. I must, therefore, ask the lDdul-
genoe of friends until this purpose can be
accomplished, before entering upon the
campaign.
It viii be impossible for any speaker TO
give satisfaction If meetings are called
promiscuously throughout the State. The
State Committee had indicated a purpose
Of arranging, during the next two weeks,
q systematic order for the campaign, and II
is to be hoped that friends will possess
themselves in patience until this is done.
It will be better for the cause and those
who are expected to labor in it.
have accepted an invitation to be pres
ent at Dayton on the Fourth OF July. ]
hone this announnsment Will be taken
without the necessity Of special letters, as
a reply to some eight or ten requests to bC
present at other places on that day.
Very respectfully,
OTTCU
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spIOmonson's Improved sp8CtseIss
sOE.OMONsDN,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOIA
Keeps assortment in the Optical line Of an
d the trade. From his long residence in this O!tJi
Hnd the extensive patronage received during In4i
time he would say 70 his old friends and the puBiic
Generality that no effort that could be put fortn e
secure thsyery best quality Of Crystal Classes grounc
under his own inspection, to suit the eyes, IN ell ca
fFe and imparting strength for long reading and M
swing The reputation Of SOLO1ONSOh.S estaO-
lhhment the most reliable to get the best ertole
tSbshed fact and attested by his patrons, whose al
VICE Il Is: GO TO SOhOM0HSOH'S, (make no mis,
there you will ind the best kind Of bPEOfAOLAs
aisptsd to your sight.
bS-Mr. Solomonson would here inform the public
t he never employs any one IN the s6ls Of his Len
- and those who desire pair Of his Spectaclos esn
o1ly obtain them by calling at his Establishment. u
- ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted WithoutpaiRi
q perfect So natural.
pstsI spr2
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r.,,nEg rTTY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FC
n AAlh0i VI SALE or EXCHANGE.

5iSa issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Oompanies'
r.p,ss CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
a, .,.s ,yood Farming Land in Breoksville about
acres rich river bottom sZ5 p0r acre, part on time
A good House and Lot on Prospeet-st near Erle-oL
pies Brick Hcuss and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle on Frsnklin-St. 81 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-St. S56O.
A Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-St. Very
HOtfGahf faiif Block for sale eheap-part on tine.
Grocery and Canal Boat Store, at Akron with or
Southeast corner OF Garden and Hudson-Sts., Frame
Dwelling and Store House. s20G0-
very valuable Property on kinsman-St.
Improved Farm Of 800 acres, % miles from Chicago
Also-Farm Of 40 acres in Cent. al Illinois.
good House and Barn, 4 acre Lot, on kinsman-St.
near Ernest. $500.
l2gk acres choice rult Land in East Cleveland.
good Farm Of $50 acres z5 miles from -, 2sdins g
or will exchange for q small Farm near the Olty'
Is or 100 acres choice Land with good improvements
new Honse and large Lot on TaylOr-St. Sl4OO.
House and Lot on McLane-St 800.
z, 5, land II acres, on plank ROAD II hoekPort.
nice Residence corner Of Clinton and Tay or-sts
Four choice vacant Lots on Franklin-St;, and va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West Side.
A valuable businessLo on We sr-St.
Lot on Burch-St-lllXl25. $3.50. q -
two story frame house, barn 50E40, shed, horse
barn and cheese house, good water, 900 fruit trees
s25 per acre, part on time. - -, .
~ frame house, barn, &C. sl0OO.
81 acres on Cuyahoga River, miles from city -
acres good river bottom, IS acres timber, brick
house and small barn, S5O will exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick House and Barn Detrsit-St., lot l25x
800 we'll improved, fruit, &c. S3,OOOi 500 cash,
balance on or yearu time
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories,
rooms; lot 53Xl00. $780, -,
50 acre nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit II
story Brick House, Barn, &C, IN Brecksvile, 81
EIJOO Will exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
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ME ALL SUE lClHNI 1ahEG
-TRIESEMARl /, 2 and 3, aroprOtected By Boy
ai Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
Seals Of the Ec0le de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is Invaluable for Exhauations SperHlAtor
rhdsa and sll physical disabilities
No Two completely eradicates all traces OF thOs
diseases that have heretofore been reated by the nau
Beous and perniciOus use OF copavis and cubebs.
No Three has entirely suppanted the nJurious use
OF mercury thereby insuriHg to the suherer speedy
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAB, Nos /, and ), are preparations in the
rm OF LozsnRe9 devoid Of taste and smell, and car
be carried in the wRstcOat pocket. Sold in TIN cases
and divided into separate doses, Rs administered y
Vsuau, Lallsmaud, ROux, kicold, &c. Price g each
Or cases fOr 49, which saves s5i and IN ~ cases
whereby there IA q saving Of aJ. To De had Whole,
sale and rotaH OF DR.. BARROW, No. 49, Bieecker-st.
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. barroy
vii forward the Triesamar to any part OF the world
eourely packed, and addressed according 70 the IN
gsructioEs OF the writer.
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EISHLN8 TACKLE-S--qsEe
IL JUST RECETYED-k fresn sup ~
ply of uonroy celebrated Fishing Tackle Our stock
Of Rnds, Reeds, Lines, Hooks, Flies, Bais &C, &e.
Is large and in great variety.
H8-We have also on hand lne assortment o.
Double and Single-BarrellCd shot Guns Rifles Re-
volYinF Pistols, Powder Flasks, shot Pouches am
munitions. and egrT hiaR reQuired fer Field Sports
ct HAFfEkSLEfiS GUN sTOKE
~ l02 SuperiOI-St., Cleveland, o.
HPRsBalrins estly executed. mSY7
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very desirable Dock Property for sale on the Old
River Bed, near the "Forge' of q. A Otis' ~ 70
feet front by 100 feet deep, being Blocks Is, ~
and N This property is docke1 and has water
sufficient for the longest vessels to o1scnaTge
alongside. II is one Of the best LOCATIONS Iof
Docks in the ihty. mayo
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IL story Brick House. Lot 44xI7O to an alloy on
Frauklin-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and CiBtern. S22U0. Terms easy
A large new and elegant Brick House sud Barn, cor
ner Kinsman and Forest-St. Lot 2e6x3y6 $3.50
Brick House and Lot, No. JOhnsOn-St. Lot 35XlOi.
Price $500. -,
~ story New Brick House aud Lot No 80 Scoville-
st. Lot 5sxl4l, cor. alley and Scoyile-St- SSSOO.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
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very desirable Residence, with Is acres OF land,
convenient to Street Railroad.
beautiful Cottage in East Cleveland, with large
JHO. g. JENNINGS,
innalI Ltwalar Bnilding. foot of Superior-St-