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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

The receipts are not quite heavy to-day, but
as there is no shipping speculative demand there
Is more than enough to supply the demand. The
same sPathy and extreme dullness that has existed
In the breadstuf market for the past few days pre-
vailed on the River this morning, and only light
transactions reported in Flour, and not hing in
Grain.
At the Board this afternoon there was mode
rate demand for Wheat, aud few cars sold at yes.
terday's rates.
No change has taken place in Provisions the
market remaining firm for most kinds, with fair
demand
All other articles Of trade about as previously
reported
FreIShts-The following are the quotations for
/ to-day: LAKE AND RAIL-FIour to Albany and
81 90, to New York l TO- to BOsrOu l 20. Wool
| to New York 81 65, to Boston So ALL RAI-To
New York, Flour 81 To- Wool 81 IS. To Boston,
Flour 81 20; Wool 81 90.
FIOur-Market dull and heavy Sales IT'S bbIs
Xxx red at SO %.
Wheat-DuIl. Sales car good white on track
at 81 2s14; cars Kentucky white at 81 281S;
red on track at 81 10; cars do do at 90 IL
Market closing dull and heavy.
COrn-DuII and nOmlnally unchanged at 81 50
for shelled free on board.
OatSQuiet and steady at ssc on track.
POrk-Heavy mess quoted at $40 90; light do
at s3s 90. Demand light.
LarSl-CitY rendered steady and in moderate
request at zoe.
Smoked Meats-Hams in good request; sales
5000 fbs sugsreured eanvaSssd at 97e; 800 s plain
at 2Oc Shoulders steady at l5o and Dried Beef Ice
or'canvassed, l5e for uncaavasSsd.
TaIIOW-In good demand and firm at les for
country rendered.
Butter-In active request at s49s5e for West
ern Reserve; sI@S2e for Central.
Cheese-Market firm but quiet at I5817e for
large shipping lots; 1791se for small lots selected
and Hamburgh.
Egss-Dull and selling at a range of fl7@1se for
fresh.
HighWines-DulI and inactive. Small sales
last eyenin at 81 70.
AIeOhOI-Held at So 529s "a for ss per cent;
81, ,sstal, 81 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PeiroIeum-Dull, quiet and unchanged. Re
fnsd held at range Of s5995O, according to quail
ity.
saIt-COntiuues scarce; fine 50 CO. coarse So s5.
BeesWax-Firm and in good request at 75c for
yellow.
DRIED APpIes-sales 10 bIls at 1915
Dried FruIfs-AppIss in moderate request at
lO9IO1so; Peaches wanted at 2Oc for unpeeled, and
SIC for peeled
Lake Fish-In good demand and unchanged
White Fish, per half bbl, $40 90; Trput 90; Pick
srel so, Herring 25.
Water Lime-steady at s. OO92 10 for Akron
and 0swego.
Fire CIay-steady at 80 q barrel.
Stone Ware-Open ware lie per gallon, and
Jugs 12e per gallon.
Fire Briek-In good demand, and selling at
IS 90 q 1000
PIaster.-"Powelrs land plaster $40 per ton
dentist SO 90, and common calcined s275 per
Dbl.
MaIt-sfeady at 81 90 per bushel.
HOps-Obio heIdat 2O921e; New York Stats at
259SOc.
Ale and POraer-Alarket steady. We quote
as follows Present Use Xxx Ale 50; Stock XXX
s1l@sl2; Kennett sl4; Pale Cream s11i Porter
SI1
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IODINE.

DR.. R. ANDERS & CO.'S IODINE
WATER.-Iodins water acts upon the Heart, LiT-
sr, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and Glanduiar sys-
tenn.
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy In private practice, and the endorsement ef
medical authority, enable Us to recommend IT to
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial it will attest its own exeeI-
lenee in the cure Of Chronic Diseases, which indi
cate Iodine, such as Scrofula, Bronchitis, Skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dys-
pepsIa, Debility, Syphilis, &C.
Physicians may rely upon he uniform strength
Of Iodine Water containing three-quarterg grains
pure Iodine in each fluid ounce Of pure water, no
solvent being used It is not liable to deeonposi-
ton nor spontaneously formed inequalities neither
Is the Iodine Oxadized or nsutraIized by combina-
Ion with any Ingredient, rendering this solution
Superior to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that Il
may be used family medicine as well as by the
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of i've
dollars, six bottles delivered free by express to any
address.
Beware Of counterfeits and limitations which un-
prineipied dealers endeayor TO dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and trademark
(the Greek word heading this advertisement upon
the labels and wrappers on each bottle, without
which none Is genuine
Circular gratis. DR.. Il. ANDERs L co.
Physician and chemists,
No. As Broadway, New York
may21:R2. .e.o.w.dyk kwY
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CITY NEWS.
Connty UnlonC onvention.


The Union Convention, for nominating
candidates to be supported at the Fall
election, win be held at National Hall,
in the city of Cleveland, on Saturday the
18th day Of August next, at 10 o'clock a. N.
The convention will be composed of six
delegates from each township and ward.
The citizens of the several townships and
wards, who are in favor of the maintenancs
Of the government and the vigorous pros
ecution of the war for the suppression of
the rebellion, are recommended to meet at
their respective places of holding elections,
on Thursday the Ilth day of Augusta half
past seven o'clock P. ~, and appoint six
delegates each to represent them in said
convention, and that the polls be held
open at such primary meeting one hour.
By order Of the committee.
y. B. SHERwIN
Secretary,
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FIRE AT MEADvILLE.-A FIRE, which came
near being a serious one, occurred at Mead
vile on Tuesday morning. The dry house
connected with the extensive machine
shops of the A. G. W. Railroad, now in
process of erection, was discovered to he on
fire about O'Clock P. N. By the most
vigorous efforts the fire was prevented
fIom extending to the main carpenter shops,
planing-mill, &C., near by. Had these
been consumed the loss would have been a
heavy one to the company, who have an
immense amount of material upon the
ground for the works which are to make
Meadville one of the busiest spots on tie
continent.
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1,HICAGO NrARKET..IuIr Il

special Dispatch to the Cleveland LeAder.l
CHICAGO, july q.
FIOur-Dun. Sales of ll0O bblS at s1l 90 for
winter wheat; 9 OO9IO 25 for spring extras.
WneaI-SS4c lover. S4Ies ~ Iee,oS' l-~-i- -
81 Izgz 10 for No spring, and 81 ss92 o21z for
No ?; closing weak at 81 80.
COrn--1c lower. Sales Of llS,0O0 bushels at
81 2O1z9l 80 for No I, and 81 279l 2s for No.
2; closing weak st 81 279l 271z.
Oats-l cent lower. Sales 10000 bush at SOC
s254c; closing at sls
Rye-Held at %.
Whisky-DuIl. Sales 600 bbls at 81 s4@l 6s;
closing weak at GA.
Grain Freights-stesdy 3ze on corn; &C
on wheat to Buffalo.
The Money market is growing easier, and good
mercantile paper is readily taken by the Banks
Exchange is somewhat easier, owing to the in.
creased shipments OF grain to the East
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TIE FUNERAL or MAJOR GENERAL Nc
PHERsoS.-The funeral obsequies ofthe gal
Ia4.t A14JoI General McPherson, VINO ten
in the battle of Atlanta, Will take place, as
announced in yesterdays issue, at Clyde,
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. We OBJ
serve from the sandusky Register that a
large number of people, including a mill
tsry organization, will be present from that
city We hope that large number of our
citizens will attend the exercises. Those
who desire to do 50 will leave on the Toledo
train at $40 to morrow morning, arriving
here on their return at 8:55 P. II.
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CASES MISsTRELs.--Chase's Minstrels
give their first exhibition this evening at
Brainard's Hall, and we are confident that
they will be greeted by a full house. The
company is made up Of the brightest stars
in every line ofthe profession and viii give
at once themost attractive and truly excel
lent performance of the kind that has ever
been given in this city. They are meeting
with tremendous success in Buffalo, and
the press of that city are unstinted in
praises.
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ARREsr OF SUSPECTED HORSE THIEVES
Sheriff Lewis received dispatch on Tues
day evening from the sherifof Erie, Penn
sylvania, stating that he had arrested two
men having with them two bright b
mares, answering the description of those
stolen from c. B. Spencer, of Munson, &C.
auga County, together with q sorrel horse,
supposed to have been stolen. Officers
Whitney and McKinstry left immediately
to secure the thieves and the property.
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FLAX COMMUNICATIVE Charles
Jackson, of Rhode Island, General sted, Of
Rhode Island, and John A. Warder of Great
Bend, Ohio, are at the Weddell House.
They have been appointed by the National
Department Of Agriculture at Washington,
Committee to gather statistics in regard
tie culture Of fax throughout the country
and more particularly as to its substitution
for cotton.
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7. B. SHRRwIN.
Secretary,

AProNTMEST.-Mr.W ". c. Catliu, formerly
connected with the Provost AIarshal's Office
in this city, has received an appointment as
Assistant Surgeon in the U. S. v, and
leaves this morning for Louisville to report
for duty.
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RECRUITING CoXMssIoys.-Persons de-
airous ofobtaining recruiting commissions
for the new Regiment assigned tot :
trict will please hand their applications
to-day "wednesday y to Charles W. Noble,
Secretary of the Military Committee,
VIZ. BINGHAM,
Chairman Military Com.
Wednesday, July 27th, 1864.
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FIRE IN NEwBuHo.-on Saturday night
q fire broke out in the blacksmith shop Of
the Iron Rolling Mills, at Newburg' the
property of Stone, Chisholm & Co. The
shop and contents were totally consumed,
and the main building slightly damaged,
but was saved from entire loss by the exer-
tions of the employees. Loss about $500.
Partially insured.
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CHAxeE OF LocAL-ITY.-We regret to lean
that our genial and talented friend, George
Hoyt, formerly of the Plaindsaler, and
more lately a valiant private in the 1SOth
0. n. G., has permanently resigned hiseon-
nection with the Plaindealer. Mr.. Hoyt's
loss will be deeply felt,nOt only by the paper
with which he has been connected, but by q
very wide circle offriends.
Good luck attend him, wherever he may
10
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g LIoT OF RAcEs.-An encounter ce-
Cured yesterday morning between an
Irishman and a colored man, both in the
employ of the c. & P. Railroad Company,
in front of the building Of the company, in
which the latter got soundly thrashed.
The difficulty originated with the eolored
man calling the Irishman a traitor.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.

NATIONAL l0-40 FIVE PER CENT. LOAN
by instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, dated March 26, a. this Bank will receive sub
scriptions ior the NATIONAL lO-40 FIVE PER CENT.
LoAs, In coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
In COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEsII-AN-
NuALLT on coupon and regst cred bonds of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
Of so and loo dollars.
in subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the rst Of March to the day Of sub
scription in Coin or in Currency, adding fifty per
cent premium, receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND sUB-AGENTs,
the usual commission Of onesghth Of one per cent.
april2-I62
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PoLIck CoURT.-His Honor Judge Hessen-
mueller sat in judgment on the following
cases yesterday morning:
Drunkenness.--Clsr McNally, Anton
Wagner, William Kelly, Ellen Hart, each
fined 81 and costa: William Wood, Lewis
French, each fined s. and costs; William
Parr, sent to the Workhouse so days.
DistuEban@-Miehael and Sarah Calico
Iy, discharged Cornelius o'COnner, fined
the eosis.
vaEaey-Enen Mollen, fined IS and the
costs.
Ipjuring PrOperty-John and Christie
pher Empke, settled.
Petit Larosny-Ann Grsty, s'@a -'i''
costs.
Judgment was not passed upon number
Of cases for violation Of the Market Crdi-
nance. Two cases of Grand Larceny were
also eOptiRusd.
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I,IPORTANT TO LADTES-Dr. Har-

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
vsy's Female Pills have never yet failed in rsmOy-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
pare of nature or In restoring the system 70 per-
feet heaItn vuen suusrIng from Spinal Affections,
Prolapsus utsri, the Whites, or other weakness Of
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken By the
most delicate female without causing diItrSss-the
same time they act Ike charm BY strengthening,
invigoratlDg and restoring the system TO healthy
condition, and BY bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT
be taken during the FIRST three months Of pregnan-
cy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 90.
Dr. HARsKI's TREATIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness steTility, Re-
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatlcal
ly the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of u pages sent free to any address. six cents re-
quired to pay postage.
The pills and book will be sent By mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
J BRYAN, N. D., General Agent,
No. &c Cedar st., New York.
IA Sold by al the principal Druggists.
CIV CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
JuIy2liRs:m. w.fkWy
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BUFFALO MARKET..-Ju1y a7.
IBY rELEoRAPH.l

[BI TELEoRAPH.l
FfOur-Dull.
WheatDuu and heavy. Amber MiehieAn g 4O
No I Milwaukee "a; Milwaukee spring 2 20, No
2 Milwaukee 06.
COrn-Firm and dulb No 2 81 80.
Oats-Held al Ssc for No 2; es7<c No l.
Whis56y-Dnll. Sales at 81 20.
Canal Freights-Firn and beats scarce. To
New York-Wheat zoe, Corn 1se, Oats Ike.
Lake ImpOrts-Flour II, ,2l4; Wheat Il, $50;
Corn and Oats A, ,2S5.
Canal ExPOrts-Flour 1896; Wheat s, ,Ieo;
Corn s., go; Oats 81, $50
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COUGHS AND OoLDs-Ths sud

COUGHS AND COLDs-The sud
dsu changes Of our climate are sources Of PulmOn-
sry. Bronchial and Asthmatis affections. Expert
epce having proved that simple remedies often act
vneadIly when taken In the early stages Of disease
recourse should at once be had to ''BRoWN's BR0s-
cu1At TAocnrs, - or LOzsnses, let the cold, cough
or irritation Of the throat, be ever slight, by
this preesution more serious attack may be eaee-
tuaIly warded or Public speakers and Singers
viii iud them oHcctuAl in clearing and strength
spipT ths voice. Soldiers should have than As they
can b carried in the pocket and taken occasion
roqufrsy, JunslO,lno
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BANBURY CAKEs.-Mr. s. VI. Garrett. the
popular successor of Mould & Hogan, keeps
a supply of these splendid English delica-
eies constantly on hand. Let those who
wish to learn the degree of perfection to
which our English cousins have carried
the " culinary art, not fail to give Garrett
call. They will find great variety of
English biscuits and other delieseies, with
which our ancestors, ever since the days of
Banbury Cross, have supplied the wants of
the "iuner man" We, congratulate Mr..
Garrett upon his success as a caterer, and
the liberal patronage which his gentle
manly attention to visitors, and careful
attention t4 the details Of his business,
have already secured him.
Promotions IN NoRrHERx ONO REoI-
MExTs.-AmOng the recent promotions made
by Governor BrOugh We notice the following
in Northern Ohio regiments
18Th owl
1st Lieutenants to Captains,-Richard L. Walk
er, Calvin s. Chamberiin, Albert K. Upson, and
william $, S. Erb.
End Lieutenants to LIST Lieutensnti,-Henry n.
Fussleman, Joseph Yignos, Wesley Epson, WIs' p
Sergeantb TO 2nd Lieutenants, George n. Hull,
Joseph V. Penney, Jacob B idamaD, Alfred ".
Stamb Frank H. Wheeler. James @ Bailey,
Monro and J. Stanley Cochran.
23RD BOWL
Is. LIEUTENANT William Mckinley, Jr. to Cap
and Lieueenant CYRUS NJ Hubbard to lst Lisu-
tenant.
18th 0. VI
Lyman n. McAdAms to let Lisutenalt.
55rH O.v.I.
lst Lieutenaut Jesse BowsheT to be Captain.
Sergeants to lst Lieutenants,-ThO I. Pethill
and Adam Cramer.
64rK owl
Assistapd Surgeon H. P Anderson to Surgeon.
Moses d Quinn 20 Assistant Surgeon.
l25TH o. v 1.
lst Lieutenauts to Captaibs,-c. F. Clark and
sergean s to 2nd Lieutenants,-A. q Pastel and
Thos. r. Riahan.
Ist LieuAenants to Captains,-F c. Lsveland and
]. L. Miller.
End Lientenant to Ist LieutenaDts,- W L Thom
as and Z. Z. 0sgOod. ..
sergeanas to md Lieutenants,-H C. Suiter and
J. B. femplon.
10TH o. Y. c.
Ist Lieat VIM H Day TO Captain
2nd Lie utenauts to lst LleutenAuts,-D- B. Hop
per D. B. Seitser and NJ n. Haynie
SergeauEts, to End Lieutenants,-N, B, Leggett,
A. c. LovIett and VIM. Hayden.
Isl 0. Y. LI0HT ARTILLERY
Captain Cockerell to Major.
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RETURNED HoNE.-Dr. L. D. Griswold,
Surgeon of the 1Osd 0. Y. /, has resigned
his commission on account of i'll l-health, and
is now ct his home in Elyris. He left the
front on the 18th inst.
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DIED,

"wednesday morning, AMY BRowNELL SAN
DERS, eldest daughter Of Dr.. John G. and Albina
G. Sanders, aged four yeors, four months and ten
days.
Funeral services will be held at P. NJ. Thurs.
day, July 2sth- Friends Of the family are aheo-
tiOnatsly invited. Residence 100 Lake street.
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NEW YORK mARKET---JuIy %.

By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July q.
COfton-Rather more steady. Sales at 81 Gig
62 middling uplands.
FIOur,-Heavy aud 20 to 25e ? Dbl lower. Sales
at $40 OO9lO 25 extra State; SO l69l0 90 for COM
mon to good shipping brands extra Round Hoop
Ohio; $40 C59I2 70 for Trade Brands Market clos
ips heavy with no buyers, at outside quotations.
Whisky Irregular, unsettled, heavy and lower.
Sales at 65GIt6s for State; 65@l ~ for West
ern; closing hrm st latter price.
WheaI-Heavy and 1@2e lower. Sales at 81 %
a. 45 for Ch go Spring. & 3092 AZ for Milwau.
Eie Club; 81 5S92 " for winter red Western; "a
a. u amber Mich igan.
COm-Dull. sales 81 81 for new mixed Western;
54 for unsound.
Ca1s-Firmer. Sales at 81 Ol@1 % Western
COnee-Dun and nomiualy unchanged.
Sugar-Fair IT quest. Cuba le1SG2o7ee-
MOlaSSes-Duli.
PeirOIeum-Cruds quiet at 50S5le; Refined
in bond in fair demand for export at $50; Refined
free is a trins hrmer at S4@s6c.
WOOI-Dull.
POrk-0pened heavy and lower, but closed at
about yesterdays prices, with good business do
ing.
Reef-Continuee dull and heavy at l6@lse for
country mess; 99lCc for prime; 2O925c for rspaek-
ed Insss; 2s930c for extra prime mess.
Cut Meats--Quiet at l59l61ze for shouldsrsi
1sQ Qls15o for hams.
I.ardi-Higher with fair demand. Sales ct 195<6
2lc. Also 326 bbls at 221ae deliverable in August,
at buyers option.
BGtter-Firm. Sales at sSS4lc for Ohio; seq
45c Statsi
Cheese-Firm at l7@25e for common to prime
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EAST CLEvELAxD.-I want few substi-
tutes and representative men, Also few
recruits. The highest bounties paid in
cash. ENQUIRE at l4S Weddel, for few
days. Z. ". D.
jy29,19I.
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LoRA1x CoUETY's QuoTA--The following
are the quotas of the various townships OF
Loraih County under the call for 100000
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GREAT COMBINATION OF TALENT.
Bryant'S & Woods MinStrelS
NEW YORK.
Schools.
ECTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM

ECTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
lIPORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.-The Fall Tern
VI the Eclectic Institute for i3Ti begins on Tues
day, the Sth OF August, ant continues thirteel
weeks. At the request Of the Trustees, Mr.. GAR
FIELD will take general superint0ndence Of the
Institution, and in the Fall Term, at least viii de
tvor series Of Lectures.
Haywood a. M an sccomp mplished S1i s9ecss7m 81 y;
Teacher, who will act rs Associate Principal
Miss BOOTH will retain the superintendeucs
the Ladies Department. full corps Of additions
Teachers will be secured, aud special instruction
besides for those who desire 10 nc themselves fol
teaching.
Ample facilities will be afforded for instructions
in Painting Vocal aud Instrumental Music anC
Penmanshlp.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, per term Of thir-
teen soOg
Higher English, including Natural Science
and
Higher Mathematics Ancient and Modern
The Term Of fourteen Weeks st proPorti0nata rates
InstrumenIaI Music, Painting and Drawing, sxtro.
No allowance is made for less than half Term,
six weeks) except in case Of sickness. Students
are required to make settlements with the Purssr
within two weeks from the beginning Of the term.
BOARDING.
Board can be obtained In good families at S. 25
and 81, so per week. students avail themselves
Of the club system Of boarding, BY which the ex-
pensss may be reduced one-third This plan Of
ALYA UDALL,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Hiram, Jnly 18th, 1864.
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1tntisttg.
DENTAL NOTICE

HALLIWELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived the past twelve years, and nope for contnu
anos- We also beg to inform those who are In need
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work In
proiessUR, that prices viii Be governed by the
value Of GOLD on and after the hrst day Of Septem
Der next, have TO gay gold, its equivalent In
Grsenbacks, for al the material we use. COnse-
quently compelled u advance our prices.
Full set, Upper Or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. y. HALLIWELL, NJ. D.,
J. X. DANIELS
Dental Rooms, cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. Square.
july 20. 1901. Jy12-k3