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RaACHIRISTS,

A RMY BLANKETS-A LARGE
a lot received By HOVER HlGBEE
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r OST-ON MfaMI -SF., BETWEEN
Z Eaz e and Huron-sis I, a large GOLD LOCK- Ut,
c31.aininp ruo pluEsrreUiypJs. The finder VII be
Leader Olife. anez-l52
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TIE large pane Of glass that was broken
while being put into the show window of
Hover & Higbee's, will be replaced by a
whole pane as soon as it arrives frem New
York, it having been ordered.
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MONEY LOANED.--C. A. READ
lNl a CO., Bankers Deg0tiate Loans on good En-
doT1sd Eoies; aisu, on Notes secured By Mortgase,
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II OST-OE YOaK-ET. BETWEEN
4 Esfs and tntnriO SIS Q mENORAND N
Boz K oentaini1g cards Of Z }. rOwsoS, Slate Root
ar papers SC The finder can leave d a. the L a er
orl..lnE DOOM. and b -i1aIa b r-Mardeo -
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GOLD AND SILVER.-G. A READ
" & Co.. Bankers, g GuperiOr-St., pay the high
est premium for all kinds Of premium money. -
WANTED-JMNEDIATELY- =
w Men to engage n bu ines; capital required
500 TO $500; profit 20 10 500 per month. or a.
invention free shown ~ rs euperior-cts Hp
suq27 ass TIL EN- - DAVIS.
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QIA 0O0 PIRST MORTGAGE
. Il. .NOO Cliutoh Line Kali Road bonds are
eered far sale or exchange and Wl be sold ~ once
70 the best offer, 10 c. So up a co1eeTn- ,r,D
Hud.op. Avg. q. lssa. sls25,ss5
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LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
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UTG0D YAhD.-kBAUsE n BRO
w hs-e osta5iished nsw WOOD YARD q ths
fe1t q -. ne q 12' 19T9' e s,iV tIipfF
Pl7tf8and IiHED Eorr Foot wood. Wood aWCd
bT fI1ehi1srT when ordered, und delivered IN any
1--rf rl ~ clfv O. b. ERAUS q,
--.ri r-1 AGENT
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r OSTOR MISLAtD-A SoUARE
! Hussat lsafhsr "A AT BOX, no mark Also .
do1b e-barre'ed GDN, enclosed il leather esss and
marked so. n. Ike Is %" liberal reward VIII Dc
alsnn fnr fhar rea very a. laI anpsri0 -st. ana1I
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ARRrv11 OF THE ALBkET REanUET.-
The 177th New York Voiuntssfs, raised Il
Albany CITY and county, arrived about half
past six o'clock last evening on their route
home from Port Hudson. The regiment is
commanded by Colonel Ira ". AinsHostb,
and numbers 672 men, about 100 Of whom
are sick. The train which brought them in
was drawn BY tho Locomotive Kansas, J. G.
Bun, Engineer. The conductor was J. Ben
Geld. The train made the last so miles in
2:65, including four stops.
The regiment has been in Louisiana dur
ing the most Gifts term Of enlistment, which
was nine months. Their camp was for the
most Of the time about forty miles above
New Orleans, in a very sickly section Of the
country. They went into camp on the 9Th
Of January, aud since that time have Lost
$50 men BY disease. They we're at the cap
tnrs Of Port Hudsoa-fOr which place they
started on the 7th Of Nay.
They came up the Mississippi on the
steamer Desart. On their way home, some
where between Vieksburg and Memphis,
their boat was run into by a mail boat, kill
ing one man on board the Dssart. The mail
boat vas sunk and about forty horses
drowned, together with three or four men.
This vas on the 2Sd Of August.
The l77tb, on their arrival here, we're
marched from the cars into the depot, where
tables we're spread, laden with such subsian-
tiaIs and dslieacies as the sol3ier, weary of
" haTd-taek," I" mostly enjoys. The officers
Of the regiment received an excellent sup
per, spread in Wheeler & Russsn's Dining
Hall.
A large number Of citizens were at the
depot to welcome the regiment and to attend
to their wants. The sick we're the especial
object Of attention from several humane and
benevolent ladies, who did much to relieve
their wants and sufsrings.
The regiment got sway from the depot
about nine o'clock, going BY way of the Lake
Shore, and New Y ork Central Railroads.
.s ---e-B-1
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MONEY WANTED-S500 WANT-
lNN p immediaisIY, frr which 2 cent. VIII 30
51id- BesI Of 1ecuriiy given address B Z this
5fIca auEz9-ls5
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WANTED SITUATION BY A
w Young Man (Who has hai expslienee,( n a
Grocery ~ Goods tore. Address q ~ h6h "a Il
BERN s. Bfgh-Sf. ReItrenccs given a g1s 40
TOR SALE-AT A sBARGAIN,
and on cay terms OF payment ny kesideneas
corner Of Orange and Grove streets Of l01 feet
front $50 et dep on sn alley. Good ho1se-ten
Io8mss cellar, clOsetst etc summer house. WOOD
house barn, trick carr age hpuss. choice vGriets
OF barring iruit trees three arborg GOV red with
gTares-CataN ba and Ifabella This properly =
} icsV approved and only about one hu ldred ynrdi
from ths Kiusman Street IA lf0ad. For tuther
Information eu 1uire OF II. HAIGES,
auvqs y 2ff guperiur Efreet. up stair.
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WAETED-A FEW MIN OF GOOD
w address, to canvass for the new and handsome
Il illustrated works Of VIRTUE. tOsI0h a CO =
Annlg az the Birch Hopae, room no. u 1aiore go
u -. q laursI-l-5l @ d GRAl. Agent.
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WANTED-To RENr-A SIEGLE
w Dwelling. fer a IAN iT Of thISo, IL q pleasant
1rrf cf fhe East cr West Side Eust CleFfland =
4 fif~rr1. 81 ~ frrIlq. P o box Eg-J auaSl as
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~ A. READ & co BAEKERs, 80
-. Sruerior-st. rsy thn highest PreEliuln for
Couon irtaross dud On q. s. GoTernnalt Bondli and
Buy ard Sell az kinds O. Stocks sna nohof On oola
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UANTED-A Coon Cook kTTHE
wv New Eueland House. augsi i55
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More Ohio Troops in New York
The Massacre at lawrence.
Appeal for Aid for the Sufferers
Preparing for Home Defense.
General SchOneId's Removal
Demanded.
FROM LRAVRNWORTH.

LEAvESwoRTH, August2 %.
In behalf Of the sufferers by the Lawrence
massacre we make this statement, and affirm
that the loss of life already reported by the
press is substantially correct.
The loss OF property exceeds a million and
a half of dollars.
Hundreds are homeless and destitute.
The business portion ofthe city is entirely de-
stroyed, together with nearly a hundred dwell
ings.
LeavenwOrth and the neighboring-ei have
already contri uted largely, but much assistance
is yet needed. Aid can be sent to Peter T.
Chairman of the Committee, Law
renee, Kansas, lSigned.
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HARDWARE.

almost equal to Lard OH for machinery. Win sspd
samples FREE OF charge.
ulVan W. n. RnnFTET,n \ ~ F.
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MORNING LEApE <.


IIoNpAY MORNING. &c. sI. ~.
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SEPTEMBER "a.
19s-Perigo Bulkey rs. Terrill, &c
1OsT-DarE vs.. Whiting, &c.
The days upon which no civil cases fall are
devoted t. the disposal of criminal business
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EAsIlRN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Psinegville, Gene
va ABtabulA and Oonneaut, closes at $50 A NJ.
2.I5P. n.
EAsrEEz THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Boz
ton New YORK snd Hartford. closes at $40 P. n
1As5E1s eAI, fP5 AZ points between ClsVsland and
WEsTEEs THRouaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhtcsRo
and hilWsnkses closes At 10 P. n, 0eayes ct 7;s0
WEsTERs THBouaH, for Toledo, Detroit CbioaVo.
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 2jP P u, :
WEsIEss WAY, for 81 points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. n.
eANDUsKT WAY, for sandusky and ali intermediafs
points. closes at 3 80 P. II. :
CIBoHEArI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. M Qeavss at 7.5O
omoIsEATI THRoUsH, fer Columbus, Dayton, New
ARK and Oncihnsd closes at 10 p NJ, CeaVss ct 75O
CRCTEEATI THnoUaH, for Columbus, Oi1cfhnati.
Louisville, St Louis, IndianRpolis Zanosyille and
wheeling, closes at $40 p. Nj.
. PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wssh-
ington, CLOSES at l2.40 P. III,
PITTeBuBeH WAY, lot all points between Cleveland
Wellsvilie. and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Phiadephia
Baltimore and Washington. closes at7.sQ A II.
MAHOHIEa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN, closes At 10 P M, ClesVes at 500
neTt morning.)
MEDIHA WAY, closes at 8 Am.
kooEPoRI, &e. closes ont s1sdsys, Thursdays and
BEEcTsyILLE;, Barn, &C., closes Tuesdays and Set.
urdaYs, 81 A. MI Ed 1I7 H7-T
---5HAROH OKErEB, Granger, North Royalton a.
doses on Tuesdays and Saturdays ct 7 A. Nj
WARREEgvILLE, closes daily, 1880 A. n. ...#
nAarCLHVHLAHD and Euclid, closes daily at P. n.
sD-MAil and Drop Letters are required, By Law TO
s[All Oity Oirouisrs are required 70 be prepaid
Wttk tWo-cent stamp
sunday from A. n. to lc ~ A. N.
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Teacher OF Huaio Cleveland Bomals seminar
9. A BARLOH, Dear Sir:-It gives ne much pleas
zre to be able % say, that consider Enabei8 Piano
as nest both IN volume and Ewaet1ess, which have
tger Dlnyad upon, either "a Allsrfcs lr Europs.
Thepa dals operate with better sftsst than IN any
stherins tr1ments; and Il fact, 1bs'a motto mag
tTEly BE-, tsEzcelgiof." Mrs. o 8 DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. u uEic. Cl5Feinnd.
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ELizA sHEPBERD,

NJ. G. A. BAELoE, Dear SIR ;-It gives ne pea5uF'
70 state that consider the knsbe Piano equal 70 an
and superior 20 most Instruments made In this coun-
sFyt especially In richness and volume Of tone.
Having used cns OF the Bams fOr ten OF more hourl
OF each day, FOR two yeaTs, feel confident IN recon-
mendinE them tOal Who are anacQusinted with thslF
"Ersst qualities" am, respectfully y9ursa
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The Customs estimates are likely to be
.frsn seventy to seventy-fEe millions,
enough to pay the interest. In 1862 it was
between sixty-nins and seventy, and in
1888 between seventy and seventy one
-millions. The increase Of duties has kept
paea with the decrease of the bulk Of in
nortations
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L A sistsF ofGenerAl Grant was marrisd
tnaCdvington, Kentucky, opposite Ciuein-
8ati few days ago, 70 clergyman Of
the Asfhodist Church.
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INSURANCE,
INCREASED CAPITAL &PAR-
Il TICIPATION IN PROFITS. Fl =
North American Fire Ins, Co.,
Incorporated lsz3.

No. s sWALL-SF., N. Y, Oct g, ISIS.
The President and Directors of this Compang, take
pleasure in apprisrg the public that in order 70 meet
more fuy the demands Of its customers the present
sIoekhoiders have subscribed the additional sum Of
$40 600, making the present
CASH CAPITAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLARsl
all Of which has been paid IN and invested IN Accord
ance with the requirements Of the General Insurance
Law Of this state under the sanction aud arDrOva Of
Wm. Barnes, EsQ., Superintendent Of Insurance De
partment.
Ths Company, With iRoTSased facilities continue 80
Issue Policies, inEwing against loss or dam aPe by M
and inland Transp Jrtation wherein the assured B--
pste 70 the extent Of threeOurhs of the prOdts Of
the business. Policies also issued Without p
ticipaton, az reduced rates Of Premium Loasgs Cd
tusled or paid at the OffCs Of the COmpany or its
Tsrtons Agencies with that promptltude and sauity
which has afacterzed its busiRe transaetions u.
ring the lass ferty years. q. f. BKAYTIN
noyls-l95 AGEST
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Prof. II. J, HcEHEAGLE, TuaohaE Of Musiu n tbs
Ohio State blind Asylum writes -. fter examining
4 large nuuibsr Of Mm- knaDe = Cos Piano FoTteli
/ unhssitatilgly pronounce thefn supefiSr 20 ahy
have seen Their tone j. grand and nobls they hayS
groai capacity for sustaining the sound, snd tksr
volume OF tone power have never heard exoeled,
chey combine with me t0uoh, dspkh5 sweetness q
to1e, parity End durability" ~.
That the knAbe Plano b superior 20 Al othelI
made in this eountrys for bElaney, sweetness, and
volume O. tone needs only 70 be heard 70 c0nTincs %
the fsoL Stats Journal, golunbns. Ohio.
sEal5iFsT ...... -
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REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE DEALER IN I

r LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
A, ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. HAs on
hand large lot Of Yarns and Farming Lands IN
this State, Gewa Wisconsin and lilino1s.
1as-Oanos over No. So south side of Pub, Sauare.
mayo
Z AND OBFICE.-H. ii. LITTLE
i has constantly on hand q large number Of In
proved Yarns Tor sale for cash or on time. Also
varietysof City aud Village Property. and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. Osses IN Atwater Building, Nos. and 5,
ID door. mhyl2
EAL ESTATE.-H. N. KEYhS,
D. formerly OF the hrn OF LittleE q ksyss, nsI
o8ened Bssl Estate 0mesin BOuss'g Block, corner
o. bnperiofSs. and Public Square, and hssoonstautiF
ing Lands IN the States ofIoWa, Wisconsin and Ms.
so1ri 20 exchanges city oouEtrI property sscs
-s~s1sssr zfrf sFEg75
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE-Parsusnt ut an
order Of sale from the Probate Cy,,,rt of
Cuyahogs County, to me directed, shs' n sell n
the highest bidder, at the south door ofthe
Court House in the city Of Clevela' nd in said
county, on the 9th day Of December, Ises. Of 10
O'Clock A. M, the following propS rty, To WIT !.
One undivided ninth (l-9) part of the iolIowine
premises, situate in the State Of Q no. CountV n
Cuyahoga and Township Of Strop qsyiIle. and is
the whole oflot No forty-three t43l contsining
one hundred and hfty-seven (E5D acres ofian5
more or less Appraised st s -'-0
Terms cash on day of sale.
Cleveland, Nov. 2sth, 1868. SAY r-
HENRY G. RANNEY,
nONZo;lzI Guardian.
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Rn8T.0PFIcE TIME.TlRLE.
1854. Kiater arrangement 1854.
FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing OF Halls
AT THE
CLEVELAND 2 POST OFFICE.

D-MAiIB viii be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains. e. = = -
nS-An MAiia close one hour bsfors departure Of
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at % A. M, and I:4O and
62iP a.
Eastern Way aIriTss at IO:I5 A M
PtttAburgh Through arrive at g:25 A. n.
do Way arrives at 90 P n,
oaDdusky Way arrives ct 9.2S A. N. ##- E
MAhonMg Way Grrives at 5;31P. NJ. ..-.
Cincinnati through arrives at $50 A. N, 20 p n .
do Way arrives a. g,0O 2. n. n .
Western Through arrives Al 9-z5 a., and SIS P.
do Way arrives ct 2.45 p M
Medina Way arrives at 4s08 r. Al.
ROckpsrt, &C., arrives Tuesdays ThursdsTT and Sat
urdayB at r. NJ.
BrseksEllle Bath, &C. srriEss AondAys and Friday
at5P.M
sharon Centsr, Granger North Royalton, 80 srriT,s
Mondays and Fridays at P NJ
Marrensyille arrives daily at lO:l5 A. M
last Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A H
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH ExTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
wrfH THn at'
.NITR OUB OXIDE Gas,

" i 4 h % U b OXIDE q AS
DR DLgKERsON hes secured the services OF Dr.
ExtraetinR esth with the Nitrous Oxide Ca. Dc.
PoEp has large experience in pr psring and sdniB
tsring the Gas having been wi tho ebrated Ur
Cotton, and administered It in thousaEds Of Cases
with entire success
Or toLToN list sppled this Gas for surgical Opera-
tOns about six months ago, aud within the pat two
mouths, has arfracted over TOUR THDCsAND TEETH
With perfect satisfaction.
The aivsnisse Of Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
TIzsr-Ttis is perfectly harmless No injury vas sy-
or known fofolloE i's iDh ati0n-
SECOSD-The iesensibility p'o1uced Is perfect
wherv the Gas is pare and properly administered.
Rresabls smsl or taste, ard never produces nausea
and sickness 10 nothing Of the danger Whicn Oft
attends ether or chlOroiOfm.
FOuRIH-Ihs Shole time occupied, OF inhalation,
teeth -xtraction a-d return ng to pert conscious
ness, DIES not s1ceod thTee minutes From three 20
ten teeth can be extracted BY dose depending on
location temp sram-nt and age No i1iury results
sfrsr 3 .eh doe Tor the bleeding TO Subside
FETH-lt can be g1yea with "a ETY. in all sorts and
STAGES Of dissas, An be t'en 70 perso9s huierl1g
from consumption hesIt disease rush Of blood " the
head, Sc, with no bal efsc5s
Many hnndTed testimonials nish. be presented,
but the following from the Rev. rhos G. UsbOrn, Of
New Haven. Conn Is deemed sufficient He says =
had SIX firmly rooted iteth extracted while under
the influence Of the Nitrous oxide Gas administered
b. Prof CJleman boring the ODerari.n experi-
snced pain, and vas delighted, on retarnia ag to
ed without a di-aEreeabls senfation. I enioyed =
mos dsl1ghtful dream Sais asleep. have expert
suced no inconvenience from the Illustration Of
the Gas My daughter had one, Al my sister two
teeth extracted while under the influence Of the
Gas and The psfi-nce and testimony zcoords per
fectly with mins I was induced to submit 10 the
operation in cOnsfquenco OF the testimony OF several
mombersof my church sud congregation, who In
foTmtd me their teeth had been extracted without
pain while they were under tie influence Of tsis
powerful reIned al agent"
To those who hare beSn tortured By submi ting 70
the eNtraetcc ct their teeth While wildly cJuaciOua
and who d sire a more excellent wsy OF removing
these Offending members" can cOrdally recon-
mend Prof. Cotton and his skillful assistant.
So entisfs In the City or virintfy, sesding p4-
tients, nave them returned with thsir mouths
sady tor the impression.
Ofice- 2I1 sGpe,ior-st Narble BLOCK n2O-lsl
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Among thu usany certificates Of the s1cslIenos ana
merits Of these Pisnos would refer the follow.
nE.-
hIR. ". KEkBE, Baltimore, Dear Eir:-T have Kraaa
pleasure In certiyin that have tried you Squa-o
Pianos, and hnd them equal, II not superior, 10 sny
ii this county Among their great qualities Whioh
distinguish tham s the evennsss Of tone the agrso-
able and easy tOnchs and volume Of tous. RishinR
you all the success you 50 highly deserve,
Ian
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GEGg&r

THE DLSUFPIO1ERT tn R1H
-TRIESEMAR l, 2 and J, are protected b Roy
Al Letters Patent Of England, and secured by the
seals Of the Ecole Go Pharinaoie de Parts and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
no. One is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SpormAtor
rhOaa and all physical disabilities
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nAu
seOus aud pernioiOus use OF cOpaVia and oubobs.
No, Three hiss entirely supplanted thetuurtOus uss
Of mercury, thereby inguring TO the sufferer speooy
relief disparsInR all impurities, and roofing out th
TRIssEMAR, Nos. /, and g. are preparations IN the
form of Lozenges devoid Of taste and SMELL sad can
BE- carried IN the WaistoOat DO ket. Sold In tin cEses
and divided into separate doses, as administered by
YeIpau LaIiensnd Roux, Riceid, &c. Price % eaohi
Jr cases for s9, which saves g; and in e esses,
v-herebV there is a saving OF g. To be had whole
ssIe and retail Of Dr BABOW, No. ls4 Bleeeksr-5t.,
HeW York. -
Immediately oB resolving remittance Dr. Barrow
VII forward the Triesemar 70 any part OF the world,
securely packed and Addressed EooordinE 70 the IN
struotions OF the writer.
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Tam ~. youT' ~ 3 a sF9l{I, ( n,


AftsT having play edon the Pianos of MessrH Knabs
Co., il q impossible not 70 Dear testimony 70 their
qualities, which have acquired for them the aminsnt
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of thaiR
E.Gnufacture, which have played, are eEceednss
ly rsmarkAble " theif qualities Of roEE. The Bau
= power nj, without harshness, and the uppar note1
sweet, oisaT and hesmoniously mellow, tchrstian,l
and DO not hesate % express In regard 70 these i-
sruments my entire satisfaction, and 20 declare thAt
they equal II not superior TO the best lnanufacs
sursd in Europe this country by the most csebra-
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No PIR0 5aD za0DEOHs TaEEElE EcalHs

AhSO-OH HAND.
ksIsssass, Snsaa ISshu1asHsl, SFiags f.
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WATER.PROOF cOMPOsITIOs
KEEP YOUR FEET DRYi
LArtsr's Watsr-Proof. .OOmposItIOa

Is the enly article that
will make Leather per-
iectly WATERPROOF, and
at the same iime Keep it
soft and pliauls. Is has
been put TO the seyerest
test b. mem eT5 Ot the
Fire department and 6d-
mitted BY all to be the
BEST IN USE.
DR-A more liberal dis
count to JObbers & Deal
err than Is made by any
othe man ufRcTurer.
Manufactured by
T. LARTER,
lU2 Superior st,
ssPtlI Cleyelnnd, o.
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OPTICAL
SOLUMONS IMPROVED SPEC


Practical and Scientific Optician, keeps ths largest
as aortmeut OF Optica Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old estabhshm-nt and having bosn extsnsiVe
y patronisei, be has the condsape thas his present
stock viii warrant a cOntinu6nce o. pablo iavOrs
All his speetacles o. the best quality Of crystal
glasseal ground lder his own Inspection ia ali cases
cur ng weakness, 1iZzines5 and imparttng strength
Tor long reading and line sewing. Artihcia ey in
Eerted Withsut pain
OBics--I3O Snperi0r-5t., FIRST door rom the
entrance 20 the American HOiel lulyz4
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Every Piano EArrantedfOr FiVeTsarS,
Ana thsgriyilsz ofoIohanse sfEon at any ias win
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ROTEls.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DIRCH HOUSE-124 WATHE-sT.,
Cleveland, Ohio. This Houss is nov opon fc1
fs rseptiOn OF Guests and the Travelling Public gems
sFbf It Is e0Hvsnisnt % the Dep0ts, IN TIE osntEl
q business and easy q access evory Eay.
5-Stran gers will hnd it a quiet House af the VuFI
gW Prios Of ONE DOLLAB per day. 49,.
b. SIBUH 4 co..
ssrIsKa = PTogIiesors.
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To msszrl. Wn- KSABz q o., Balttmoros-I can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make On
your Pianos, which in ny opinion, RINK among the
very bast in the country. n. bTEAROSOH.
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? I A n 0 S.
Erom tho celebrated nanufsctory OF Whf. KEABW
Oo-s baltimore. These Planes have tho full iron
ments and for volume and dsFsunsss q tone, 80 and
agreeable ecIion, durability, and fnish are saFfoI
Piano, should not fail 70 Sc these instrumsnts ors
purchasing elssEhare.
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DR, aIBsoS

REOEHssCR og HLNCTROPATHY AED n sDICIHa,
ODoe-I1s bsoeoa-St., feW doors from Superior a.
HtairI. .-
Once hourIfron to Hand nom 10 o'cgook aaIiy
Sundays ezuopted) -. p .1l
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Wv. Halleck, the brother Of General
Halleck. who Wss nominstsd for Assembly
% ths Third Assembly District Of Oneida
Connty, New York. Wss defeated by the
aRebubiican candidate. 8
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General Rosecrans Was fOrty-four years
cd on the 9Th ult. =