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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-14

no hesitation in stating tia: if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers hudreds of lives
Efiehtbe saved that otherwise would be lost
we call particular attention to the following
remarkable and well authenticated cute Of one Of
the nations heroes, whose lie To HE own lam
suage, has been saved by the Bittcrs"
PHIApDLriIrA, Aug 90. 1868
Me- sRs. JONES & EgAvs-Well, gentlemen,
your HOofiand's German Bittcrs has saved nv
life There is no mistake in this il Is vouched for
BY numbers ofmy comrades, some of whose M mes
are appended and who We're fully cognizant of all
the circumstances Of my ease | am and have
been for the last four years a member of Sherm
ans celebrated battery nd under the immediate
command ofCaptain X. B. Averc. Through the
exposure attendant upon my arduOus duties was
attacked in November last with inflammation of the
lungs and was for scyclur-twO DAYS in the hospi-
al. This vas lollcwod by great debilit, hcichten-
Cd = attack Of dysentcrv. ! was ;hen remov-
cd from the White House aud sent TO this city on
board the steamer Stale of Name from which |
landed on the 2oth of Jpne. Since that time
nave been abont as low as any enc could Ice and
still retain spark vitality, Tor week or moro
| was scarcely able to swallow ANYTHING and if |
did force a morcel down It was immediately
thrown IN again
could cot even reer = glass OF water on nv
stomach. Life could not last uadcr these circVn-
stances, and accordingly the physicians who had
been working lathsuiiv Though unsucceSsfulv to
rescue me ircm the grasp Of the dread Amber,
frankly told me they could 90 10 more for me and
advised ne to see 4 clergyman and 10 make such
disposition of my limited funds as test .gited me-
An acquaintance who visited me at the hospital
Mr., Frederick Ssteiuborn, Of sixth below Anh
street advised me as foilorn hopr L. irv your
Bhters. and kindly procured bottle From tie
time commenced 10 take them the gloom, shad-
oW OF death rccedCd. AMI am now thank God for
1t, getting better. Though have takon but Two
bottles, have gained ten pounds. and feel san
euine OF being permitted to reioin my wife and
daughter from whom | have beard no,hin. fer
eighteen months; for gentlemen am loyal Nir
sinian from the vicinity OF Front ROYAL. To your
Invaluable Bittcrs owe the certainty OF life which
has taken the place of vague fcars-t0 your Bit
tiers will | owe the glorious privilege of again
clasping 10 my bosom, those who are dearest to
me in life.
Very traly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concGr in the truth of the above
statement, as We had desolircd of seeirs our
comrade Mr.. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK Ism. y. Battery.
|. L. SPENCER Is Natilcry Battery I.
PENRY B.JEROME Co 81 Vermont
JOHN F.WARD Go f oh Maine
II. THOLkS Co T. 9th Penn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-14

The very finest quality Of Launs only
20 cts pes yard at the Auction Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-14

Clothing MANUFACTURED. Ia cr''cr on short
notice at the Auction Store II Eggleston
and Bro
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-14

Hoop skirts Of al kinds. from % cts to
50. AZ the Auction Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-14

The veteran soldier of :he 20.h Ind
Reg. who have been home on furloueh Of
20 days. left this place on Monday lest
fer indianapolis. from Which place they
viii be forwarded to the army Of the poto-
mac for active service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

Real ESTATE TRAxsFERs.-The following
transfers. have been entered on the records
eff this county, during the past week;
James T. Clark to Sherman & Damon,
&C feet front on Frsnklin street, by $50 feet
deep; consideration, 81, 300.
Rodney Gale to s NJ Morse, Al feet
inches front on Lake street, by 139 feet
deep consideration, s., 200. 49,
Susan Fox to Norman c Chamberlain, As
feet on sibIey street, near Perry, by l26
feet deep; consideration, 81 500.
Allen C North to s Barrie, SO feet 'front.'
on University street, by 1913 feet deep; con-
sideration $500.
Marius Moore to Jerome Beardsley, So
acres of land in Dover; consideration,
81, 900.
A. Everett to Mary Woodbury., one acre
of land fronting on Scovill street, between
Case and Wilson avenues; consideration,
81, 200.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

TIE sAEDUsrT CoEsPIRAToRs--The officers
of the 0. 8. Courts have returned from San
dusky, without bringing with them any of
the conspirators. Merrick and Rosenthal
were ordered by Gen. Heintzslman to be
held subject to military authority. and are
closely confined on the Island. Cole and
Robinson were ordered By Secretary Welles
to be sent Fort Warren, but the Register
understands that they have all been held
for trial, and will have hearing at San
dusky.
It has been found out that by an examine
ton of the papers found in possession of
Cole, that ne had been Captain in the re-
bel army, that he had taken the oath of al
leigance, and had been paroled by General
Hurlburt, at Memphis, thathe had cores
ponded with rebel refugees and known
secessionists at Windsor, Niagara Falls,
Toronto, and other places in Canada,
How far Cole was acquainted with the
whole plot has not yet appeared, but it was
evident that he knows more than he has
yet disclosed, and it doing hia best to throw
sL~ snthoritiss of the scent.
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MIDDLEBURe.
Quota 16-To be drafted, 80.

ARRIVAL OF TIE ISLAND QUEES.-Quite.
sensation was caused in sanduskv on
Thursday afternoon by the arrival of the
Island Queen. shewas lying in nine feet
of water on Chick-a-nole Reef-the first
time, as Captain Orr says, the place ever
did any good, having done much harm
and steam pump was used to pump the
water out of her. The pump was applied
about midnight, and by daylight the boat
was raised. Had she gone out into the lake,
it would have been the last Of her, for she
would most probably have gone over Niaga-
ra Falls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

FAIRBAEKs's ScALEs.-It is with some
business firms as it is with some individu-
els, that they stand alone in the depart
ment of trade to which they direct their at
tention. 1t becomes a speciality with
them, and by making it such, they carry
it to the highest perfection of which it is
capable. This is the case with the Messrs.
Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers.
They have devoted themselves so entirely,
and with such thorough science and skill
to the manufacture of Weighing Instru-
ments, that they seem to bave left nothing
SAINT %. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

POLICE zcouRT-BEFORE JUDGE HEssENNuEL-
LER.-The cases disposed of or acted on yes
terday, were ss follows:
Drunkenness.-GeOrge Weller, fined 81
and costs; and Patrick Murphy, fined the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
amusemeuts.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mr.. EVELYN EVANS in his great performance Of
ROBERT BRIERLY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

CHEESE FAcToRIEs.-Having just visited
a Cheese Mandatory in Madison County,
NJ, I wish to call the attention iof the
Reserve to this mode of making cheese.
This method, think, is one soon to take
the lead and the Ohio cheese-makers
should keep up with the times. Some
dairymen will make cheese that will al
ways command good price in market, but
a large majority viii find soon, perhaps,
that they must sell at a much lower figure
than cheese will bring that is made in a
good factory.
will mention some advantages ofhaying
cheese made in factory:
1. The cheese thus made is all uniform
in size and quality, and will bring enough
more in market, over homemade cheese,
to:pay for its manufacture, and leave small
balance in favor of this method.
2. This method makes more cheese from
the same quantity of milk, and thus gives
another balance.
8. 1t relieves the household, especially
women, from much slAvish toll.
1t makes no difference how few or many
cows the farmer milks, he gets as much
good cheese as his milk will make.
Those who have tried this method like
it much better than the old way.
It would be we'll for some men of sutti-
cient capital, to go into some good dairy
districts, lay the matter before dairymen,
and if they will consent to patronize the
factory, select a good spot and erect a
building suitable for the purpose and have
it ready by Spring.
Some young men and women should 60
East and learn how to make good cheese in
this way. A young lady may be mistress
of such an establishment.-A.A. A. W.
New York State, Sept. q, 1884.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
NEW YORK MARKET--sept. 28


Cotton Continues irregular and unsettled and
prices materisly decliRsds middling 81 tO9l g.
FiOar-State and Western heavy and unset
tied and 25c lower
sales at 50 5O99 60 for extra State; SO 60@l1 90
for extra round hoop OHIO, and Sll O6Sll i3 for
trade brands market elOFilg heavy with no buyers
at o tside quotations
Whisky-LOWer at 81 so for western, and
small lots do at 81 81.
Wheat-Heavy nd unsettled, and 59lOc
lower. Sales at 2 229S % for amber Michigan;
s 90 for white Kentucky.
COrn-Beayy annd lower, ct 81 coal 6053 for
mixed western ahoat and in store.
Oats-tirmsr at sS159Se for western.
COnee-Duh aud entirely nominal
Sugar-Ftry quieti no BALES Of Importance re-
ported.
MOlasses-Market continues dull.
PetrOleum-Quiet at 48c for Crude; 73c for
Refined in bond; SIC for Refined Tree.
WOOI-Quist
POrk-Market lower, with a fair bushes At
the dec inc. sales at $40 jO94e 50 for S4l IS
G4l 62s5 for new do; Sss 6O9B 90 for prime, and
81 OO6e42 6Ofor prime mess Also 1870 bbls new
mess for October, buyers option, at S4S OO943 25.
Reef-Dull and heavy. sales at Sl2 OO05i5 %
for country mess; 50 0.s1l0 90 foe country prime;
SO O0Gl9 90 fer repaclksd mess, aod $50 O0@25 %
for extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-DuII and nominal
Cut mea1s--MaIket quiet and steady.
LRrd-Bower and ess active. Sales at 2l5<9
233zc; the latter price extreme. Also 1000 bhll
for October, AZ 237Sc.
Butter-Heayy and lower Sales at 30945c fol
western, and 46954e for state
Cheese Duh and heavy at 17925c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

DARING BURGLARIEs. = Messrs- Fuller,
Myers, Mann and other residents on Eu-
cid street, whose names we have not yet
learned, received the attentions of burglars
last Thursday night. silver-mOunted har-
nesses, saddles, cushions and a carriage were
appropriated to the use of sundry persons
whose names have not transPired-
On Wednesday night the house of Capt
]. B. Molyneaux, on George street, was en-
tered, and $500 in greenbacks, belonging
to Mrs. Ms uncle, were stolen, together
with some bedding. Fortunately, however,
the burglar, in his haste, dropped another
package Of 5000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

REFORMATION TO BE GIvEE.-Willism j.
Carson, soldier just returned from Libby
Prison, was at the Soldiers Home, in this
city, yesterday, and desires US to say that
he attended in the hospital of that prison
three Ohio soldiers: sergt. Calvin, Sergt.
Farnham, and John C. Wheeler, all Of the
lst Battalion, 18th o. S. Infantry, who died
about january Ist, 1854. These soldiers
were from Cleveland, and it is supposed
their families now live in or near the city.
The address Of Mr.. Carson is zsnesfeld,
Logan county, Ohio, and letters sent to him
there, by friends of the above, will be an
swered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

MADAME VARIAN's CONCERT TRooPE.-This
charming songstress is to give grand
eoncertin this city shortly In the troope
this Fall is Mr., J. R. Thomas, the famous
baritone and composer, OF New York. An
opportunity will now be offered to hear
Madame Ysrian in operatic Scenes, Duets,
&c. Mr.. Hoffman, as usual, is the Pianist.
Rreally this is ''Trio of Musical Stars, -
and they will give & splendid concert.
Due notice will be given of their enter
tainment in this City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

STRANGE WORD ON BRoADwAY.-Sozonont,
which is fast becoming a household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed
of two words "Sozo," to preserve, and
"odontes," the Teeth-Sozodont, pre-
server of teeth. For identifying the teeth,
invigorating the gums, and sweetening the
breath, it is without peer in the world.
Sold by all Druggists.
septIQ :eodI64
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
MORNING LEADER
SATURDAY MORNING SEPT "a,
NEW ADvERT1sElrFETs.

ACADEMY OflIusio- -TIeE.t-Of Leave Man.
BrainArd's Hail. Laurs Keene.
Palmer Robb-Substitutes Wanted.
Hart CritehIey-LOeal Notice.
o. Cutter son-Auction.
VT Co.-For Chicago.
Mt. Zion COngreg tiOnal Church-LOoal Notice.
Room 5s, weddeI House-Board Wanted.
L. J. BsdUin & Co.-Eew Goods.
Palmer Robb-Goeal Notice.
R. 7. Lyon-Sslt.
Andrew Parker-For Sale.
R, T. Lyon-Timothy Seed.
B Butts & CO.--Hsts and Caps.
R. 7. Lyon-Ylour.
First wsrd-Local Notice.
r. I. Lyou--HighWines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

NoT1cE.-The Mount Zion Congregational
Church will hold religious worship every
Sabbath, morning and afternoon, in Chase's
Hall, Lyman Block. The public are invi-
ted to attend. Mrs. Carolina Green and
appointed to solicit and to build church.
We appeal to the public to help the needy.
sept24:169
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T,a Draft-Proceedings on Friday.

Bank Street, in front of the Provost Mar
shal's Office, was ehoked yesterday by men
and women, anxious and filed with alter
mating hope and fear. The wheel threw
out rapidly the names of the candidates
who were elected. 1t was not 50 much a
sad time as hearty, rOisterOus OCCASION
Often the cheers and laughter of the crowd
arose on the announcement of the "elec-
tion'of some old crony or semi-conspicuOus
person.
The draft occurred in the following Wards
and Townships: ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

BuRoLARY.-The Cathedral, on Erie St.,
was burglariously entered last Sunday night
and the following articles stolen therefrom:
4 Capes, 4 Vestments of vsrious eolors, 2
Dalmatics of purple color, 2 Stoles, 4 Sur
pliees, Conporals, Silver Spoon, Small
Ter Cape, Alb, 10 or more CassaelIs, some
Napkins, &c. There was about $4,000 worth
of silver plate in the same place, which was
not disturbed. A liberal reward will be
given for the recovery of the property, or
apprehension of the thieves. Address A.
RAPPE Bishop, or NJ. GALLAGHER, Deputy
Sheriff Of Cleveland. sept 2l;l70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

MURDER OF AN ONO soLDIER.-Georgs
slackford, of sandusky, member of the 10th
Ohio Covalry, was murdered after surren-
dering himself to a company of Texans,
near Atlanta, on the 10th inst. BE and
his party were out on a foraging expedi-
ton, when. they were fred on, and seven
killed and nine captured, slaekford being
one of the latter, after which he was shot
through the left arm, face, and heart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

FRoN ATLAxrA.-Lieut. W. H. Hall, of
Conpanye, 1Osd Regiment, ov /, arrive
Thursdsy evening from the front. He
ports the eoficers and men in excellent con
dition. Colonel Easement is in comma 1
of brigsds, and Captain Hays of the r. :
iment. Lieutenant Colonel Sterling has
resignedi and his place will probably be
allied by Captain Hays.
The 1o3d bore conspicuous part in the
taking Of Atlanta, and maintains its high
reputation for discipline and bravery.
Lieut.. Hall is most worthy young officer,
well kno own in the city, and we trust will
enjoy his brief furlOugh, which permits
again Reunion with his family and many
| friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

First Ward draft meeting again this
evening. Only fourteen more men wanted.
The committees announced yesterday will
work to-day. Respond TO their calls, and
this evening we will all rejoice together.
Give US little more money, and this even
ing come all. J. H. CLARK,
JAS. W. LEA, Chairman.
Secretary. SeptI3:169
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

To TEE FOURTH WARD.-The undersigned
takes plasure in announcing that the quota
of "the Banner Ward" under the call of
July Is, for 100000 men, is full. None Of
the funds collected for the draft Association
have been used. Holders of Certificates
will please present them at the Engine
House on Huntington St., on Monday even
ing, October Sd, and receive their money.
By order of Finance Committee,
R. J. TULLER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. goth, 1854. sept. 2I:I7O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

AcADEMT OF MUsIo.-The great Drama of
"The Ticket-of- Leave-Man" was played
last night before an eppreciating and ap-
plauding audience. Mr.. Evelyn Evans ap-
peared. as Robert Briarly, and with great
credit. The performance elected so much
applause that the Manager was induced to
favor the lovers of the Drama with it
again. This evening, therefore, the Ora
ma of "the Ticket-of Leave-Man" will be
once more, and for the last time, presented
at the Academy.
We expect full house.
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Dress Goods on Cheap Tables,


Selling decidedly Cheap
seps2 KENDALL 70,
ME Plus ULTRA EXTENSION
In SILVER MOUNTED HOLDERS, WITH COM
Posi- rE GOLD PENS. REYESE LEAD PENCILS
In cases of one dozen each The boxes are hne hn-
shed and cloth lined that the contents can sns-
tain injury in transportation Prices, same as be-
fore the warI
The Holders are Of the most handsome and durable
construction: heavily silver plated with an eN-
engine turned, and for beauty not surpassed by
any Others Our prices for the holders and pens SOLD
in dozens only, are as follows:
SIZE ONE.-When ope 81 inches in lengtht CLOSED
for the pocket inches in length. Price per dozen,
40 25 retafls at g each.
the pocket 81 inches in length Price per dozen S2
retails at g each.
SIZE THRFE.-When open SO inches in length; clos
ed for the pocket inches fn length. Price per dozen
$40 26 retails at s. aud upwards.
SIZE FOUR.-When open N inches IN length- closed
for the pocket inches in length Price per dozen SO
retails At So and upwards
SIZE FIvE.-When open inches in length; closed
for the pocket ~ inches in length. Price Per dozen
s33 50; retails at SO and upwards.
SAMPLES OF one dozen of each size OF the above
making five dozens, 500. Retail at S3l2.
THESE PRICES include Pen with the Holders
WE DO NOT SELL THEM SEPARATELY, neith-
erdo we receieY orders for lzss quantity than one
dozen.
sent anv where within the loyal States by express with
bill for collection delivery Soldiers IN Dsloyal
States must send cash in advance, as express will
not collect from them.
sepl9:l6e ll6 Broadway, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
CITY NEWS.

TheIe will be q grand rally of Union men
on the Public Square on Saturday evening,
the oath inst.
The following distinguished orators have
been invited to address the people, viz
Governor Brough, Lieutenant Governor An
dersOn, Judge stallo, Hon. Joseph NJ. Root,
and Chaplain j. H. Jones.
Let there be general turnout, from ssall
the Wards, of all men faithful to their
country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

A GRAND RACING MATCH FOR $500 OF A
sIDE,-To come off on the County Fair
Ground track on Saturday, September
oath, at 2 O'Clock P. N. W. h. Potts names
]. C. Heenan, to wagon, F. Kimbuley names
Gen. Grant, TO HarnesI. Also A Running
Race for 5000 a side, to come off at the
above named time and place. F. Darrah
names Lady McClel.sn, F. Kinbuley
names Queen ofthe West. sept 2I:I69
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e. B. HALE, Banker,
- -.

TIE THIRD WARD UNION CLUB will meet
at the johnson Street Station House on Fri
day evening, at 1<o'clock. All members
and all lcho ought to become members, are
requested to be there, s. F. PIERsOE,
sept22:169 Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

On Monday evening there will be a
grand Jollifcation Meeting at Chapin's
Hall, at which time there will be music,
speeches &c. Let every man be present
and Join in the general rejoicing.
sep2S:169.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted to sell our
Campaign Badges, splendid pictures. Send
15cts. for q sample TO Hart x Critchly, deal
ers, 1s2 Superior St., Cleveland Ohio.
sept 25:17O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

MI. HONEY MARKETr--sePt- 2S.
LBT TELEaRAPHI
MOney-steady and unchanged, with good
business.
l096lO91{ for gold
GOId-Heavy, unsettled and lower, opening at
III, declining to nc, advancing 2lG<. declining
10 2l2s<, advancing to 2i45S, declining to 2llH,
and clOsing at 2I2.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FIRST WAEp.-We are almost out of the
draft, only $500 or $4O0 are need
ed to fill our enota. Let those who have
subscribed and not paid, come up early
this morning and pay ovor the cash.
Committee are desired to report at the ear
liest moment to JAMES W. LEE,
Treasurer of First Ward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

sUBsTITuTEs.-Who wants substitute
We have several substitutes just arrived.
They can be had on reasonable terms.
Apply to Palmer & Robb, City Hotel.
sep2I:I70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

APPoNTxEETs.-Hon. Samuel Williamson
and Mr.. n. B. sherwin will address the
people of sOlon and vicinity on the vital
questions of the times, on Monday evening,
Sent 9th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

PERsoEAL.-we are pleased to announce
the arrival of Mrs. A. L. Shaw, from the
East, at her rooms, 2S5 Superior street,
Sept. %: I7O,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

Starr is supplied with all the latest
newspapers, East and West. Give him 9
call, at I72 Superior street.
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lBK TELnsRAPa-l
NEW YoRz, Sept. %, 1884.
Government StOeIA-Quiet. United States
skies 1881 coupons lO75S. do. $50 coupons %;
do registered lO91 dc one year Certificates ~
StOeks-Better. Rock sland 1857; Fort
Wayns l0214; Chicago aud 0niney 1906 III. Central
Scrip 12315 CleYelaud and Pittsburg l1Z3< North;
western preferred S2I6; New York Central ll9;
Erie 1OO1S; Hudson llzsg; Rsading l2S Michigan
Sauthern 70; Northwestern 4655; Pacific Mail 20.
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ET0TP AMI -FFED AT WHOLE

FIOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE
49, sND RETAIL-Ths public viii always
a. 20 ,e snbscriber's store in the rear Of OouneN
Hau No 13T Champlain street, the following: Inc
~ n-H' tosf brands OF White and Bed Wheat Fion,,
Sery Ieo.ad 49, Graham FIcur Rye Flour, and fresh
- I.,,l5 Corn Neal, Cracked Wheat, Dat Meal ana
ns-i Barley; also Corn snd Oats ground togetheS,
MIi Feed Of all kinds and Grain which VII sel-
80 ,1rch.ses made at my store viii Be promTty
a4tspded 70 and delivered frse Of extra ehars-.- :
= qbe1ndersigned Was formerly Clerk IN .. AnareSs
Feed Store. lssp3,175l J. 2. HIDDEN
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NoTIcE.-The usual Monthly Exsmina-
ton of applicants for positions as Teachers
in the Public Schools, of Cleveland, will
be held on Saturday, September oath, at
the Central High School House, commenc-
ing at Q o'clock, A. n.
E. R. PERKINS,
Secretary Board of Examiners.
September 2lst, 1864. sept. 22:I69.