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SOUTHERN SLAVERY in its Present Aspects: Con-
tuning Reply to late Word Of the Bishop Of
Vermont, on Slavery. BY Daniel B. Goodwin,
PhiladelPdis J. B. Lippincott Co. 1884.
This work, written is in reply to the infa-
nous attempt of Bishop Hopkins, of Yer
mont, to defend the institution of slavery
on seriptural grounds. The work is an
able and scholarly one, thorough in re-
search and strong in argument. 1t is a
complete and unanswerable refutation of
the argument of Bishop Hopkins. The
time for the discussion of the question at
issue in these works would seem to have
passed, but if anybody is SO far behind the
age as to be troubled with doubts as to the
moral status of slavery, DR.. GOOdwin's
book will set his doubts at rest.
lis for sale by ]. B. Cobb & Co. ss
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MeahaE.
NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVIOE,
StVAiIis, SemtsGl Weakness, and the Secret
IatfrBities of Youth and MdtlTity,


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1ooI Of Superior St, Cleveland, o.
THE SILENT FRIEND
a Rsport on he Nature, Treatment and Oure Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, Exhaustion, sper-
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and incapaetyi showing Why these diseases 20 on
en- appear ineu. abb, when in reality they can be
edcctualy removed BY the most simple means.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC IEvEETToE.
In instFumeng for the cure of General Debility
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DIS. ", and r. LansTt take pleasure IN announ-
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gicisns IN London. Paris, Philadelphia and New
York It has been declared the only useful instru-
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ness or any disease Of the genital organs, caused By
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Drs. ". and R. Lsmert, in order to satisfy ths
most skeptea - to the merits OF thstr Instrument
pledge themselves that in any instance where Il may
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For the VensreAl Diseases and all Private CON-
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ful affections arising from secret habit Of youth,
which produce constitutional debility render mar
riage impossible and In the end destroy both body
and mind. The treatment they sdopt e the result
Of upwards Of thirty years extensive and successful
practice in Europe and America.
COUNTRY TNVALIDS. z-al
Persons in any part Of the world may be snccs5s-
fully treated By forward g correct detail Of their
case, with q remittance for 5ediaihes etc.
DIS. ". & R. BAMEBT,
Atwster Bull ling, fooi Of Superior st.,
ssp28:RS.d&W Cleveland. Ohio.
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RAYED-Tbres Heiie.s and one Gov stray :
f-ora Klasnap street on Mon iay noon, = y" Ieii ~
and 1ed IN bstk; one Reier re- Win sbotie3 n.u %
-. fha other one brindia, and ihe ihI - bt-s
ts Wrb 1aver can give infcrmaiion that tlie @ 5ste
- -, -aroy-r=d WI h. rewarded nberals, y Ctl.-
RAD HORNUNG, ~ hinsnan street, OF a. .'9 ~
Maraat House,
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NRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
VI ABARGAIG--A A Grist and Saw hii with store
room and seven acres OF lEnd for sale at Wsken6n,
duFon County Ohio, on the NoTmiiliou River, ieT
S3O10 one-hslf down and One-haif IN one year. Ad-
der D. L. JUNE, Fremont. y. OctLl3
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HUFAFL0 mAaKET.-Oei- a5

lsT rELEaRAPaI
Fi0ur-Uncbanzed.
WheHt-Firm but dull
COru-Held at 81 IS for No q
Oa1s-Sales at T8d7ec
BarIey--HOld at 81 o0@le7 Sssaeru.
Hye-Sl 35-
Whtsky-St II.
Freighls--To New TztE-Wheot lec: corn
1910; oats lie.
Lake AmpOrts--FIour 1856; wheat IS. 900;
cord - oats 70, ,0g0; barley ], 400.
Canal ExzsOrts-Fionr a4zJ: ,Thss.& n .sgo
corn s,ooo; cats lI0,7lO; rye IA, SO.
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SCHOONER ]. E. WARNER.-This vessel,
which has already been reported in troub-
lie at the sault and in sinking condition,
arrived here Monday in tow of the Prinde-
vile. The Prindeville left for the above
point last Sunday, returning as above
stated. The vessel, it is believed, has sus-
tanned serious damage in her bottom, as it
required the constant efforts of steam
pump to keep her aaoat while on the pas
sage down.
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DANCING AND PHYSICAL ma
1JEAERCISE.-Mr. G. 5. DICKINSON
purposes TO commence class for Adults on
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th, at L5.- -
mans Hall. Ladies' Glass commencing at 6 P
and GentlemenA at s.
Terms So per IS lessons. payable in adya1ee,
BE viii commence q Juvenile Glass o. Saturc ay
afternoon at z O'Clock, at the same place. Terms,
S6 for the season, ending April 1st. He viii tsaeh
this clqss the 'fVienns Flower Danoo.n
I5r Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel St.
JOnn, fOrmsr Principal Of the Cleveland FEMALE
Seminary, Dr. Sselsy, Of he Cleveland Water Cure,
and r r. Hum!ston, Of the Olsysiand Institute,
giving his system the preference 70 any now in use
for exercising the limbs TO their faH tension being
under the harmonious influence of music.
he will slso give privats lessons to suit pupils.
Halls and suppers furnished 20 parties with or
without muslal BY applying to Richards Cole
man, on the Public Square. oc22.l7A
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GUr $alR.
Oh sALE.-lss FT. FRONT

OTIS FOR SALE.-l36 TT. FRONT
~ on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street
Also sublots l6 II and 1s being As feet front each
On superior street, east Of muirson street. Also
70 ieet mont on Spring street, running back to the
railroad track, being land on which 4 part Of the
Wood-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet inches front On
ChAmplein streeI, nearly opposite the new Poljao
Court House.
For terms inquire of PAINE 4 WADE.
dacSRSl Attornsyl
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TTAETED IMMEDIATELY--FOR
wv the Qusrtsrmsster's Department Nashville,
Ts,1 $40 IaborsrE and Wood Choppers, wages sl5
sr month and ratloas; 600 Teamssers, wages SO per
Tfonth and rations To men capable 9ftazng charge
ofa Train as wagon Master, that vii report win .
TeamSters $50 to SIS per month viii be paid None
esd suply bat able-bodied men, willing 60 engage Ior
-f- Tno1tbs TRANSPORTATION furnished. Apply % d.
EHERWOOD, A. O. II. Agent, Commercial House.
1leyeland Ohio. VII leave Cleveland every tuesday
"a FridGv. sep50:R3
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NEW YORK gFOCH MARRET.

NN " AVAsEA F9aWVFn AhIH
I1 TELEeBaPH.I
EEw ToBK, Oct. 25, Ises.
Government StOeks-U. s. skies 1881 oou-
pOns lO6; do 5 20 coupons 1917; do 10 40 counsps
-; do one year cerIiddates -
StOeEs-Steady. Tennessee sixe7 80 -, Rock
Island SAG Northwestern AZ; Northwestern pre-
son l2l; Reading l232z; Michigan Southern ssg<;
Fort Weyne s71s; Now YORK Central 10; Atlantic
Steamship Company 9l4; Quicksilver 7s1
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CHICAGO BIARKET--Oet. a5,


F1OuF-Dull.
Wheat-Dall; declined safe. Sales nt a "a
9l IS for No. l; 81 o. for No. e
i % No. g S'S
Oafs-Dull. Sales at 659s555o. "
Whtsl<Y-salss at 81 81.
RrOVtBtOns-Quiet
II 900 bush Corn; 81, 600 oats.
ShlPmenfs-e 600 bbls aours a, ,OeO bus wheat,
corn 50, 900; oats 1900. -
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TO THE LADIEsI
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator for Females.

There is but one GENUINE and SURE CURE for
GIBLS Oh WOMEN who suffer from IRzEGuIARt-
TIES, or DISTRACTIONS OF TRE EESsEs.
This cure has been recognized for many year,
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE Isl 80
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.FT THE BEsT

NET THE BEST.-PUTNAMss EX-
VI eeisior Clothes Wri. gers are ths best ard
most durable. They self. adjusting am can be
put on and tasen Oh in a moment Of time For
sale, wholesale and retail, by =
GEO. D. BECK,
oetIo 80 Superior stAe: t.
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We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ottice promptly attended to. =,
LEHUEL CRTwToRD i Son.
Oct95.I70
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8. 4. MONEY sgAssITlgF--.Oe1- 25
IBT FELsaDkPH.J

lBT FELSgDAPH.I
mOney-Continues easy at q Ct
Sterling EXekGnEe-Quiet at IO96tO31<
for gold.
GOId-Firmer and raths quist. Opening ct
Zlt13' advancing 10 2ls5S, declining TO 3I75S,
advancing to 2ls5<, and closing at 2l4IS.
GOVernment StOcks-Steady.
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OEWEGO REARHW-0c, Ok

OSWEGO REARKET--Oct.2 26-
isY TELEsRAFH.l
FiOur--Firm; good demand: So oOS9 rs for No.
spring; SO 2539 90 red Wintar; SO ooaId 25 for
white; SO 259lI 90 for double extra M
Hheat-tirm; moderate demand. No. Mil
wsukee Club 81 20.
C0rn-Scarce and quiet.
OAts-Firm at Sic for western.
Canal Erelghfs-Steady.
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EEw YORK HIARKET---Oct. 20.

LBT EELEGaAPH-I
COttOn-steady. Sales at 81 IS for middling
uplsnds.
and clio Ied u with the improvement partially lost.
Sales ct S-9-f for extra STATE; so 3g01IU IS
for common to good shipping brands extra round
| hoop Ohio $40 so9l2 90 for trade brands. Inelu-
ded in sa'es were 100 bbls eIt5a State for first
half Deoemb r at $40 CO. and IUOa bbbls do for rst
half Of November, at So 70.
WhiSky--OPened firm and closed dull and
declining. Sales western at 81 7s7z9l 70, closing
Wheaf-Opsnsd 3S5c better and clus.d dun.
with the improvement lost Salss winter Fed wss-
tern s5 g 25 inferior do 81 I6i ehOcs amber Mich
Rye-Quiet and firm
BarIey-More active-
COrn-2Ho higher with fair demand
Oats-lgzc better. Sales at Sl1z@91 'or.Wes-
! tern.
WOOI-Quiet and firm.
SugRr-11zc better with active dsmvad. sales
covsds.
dOIasses-Quist New Orleans 81 l2a1 10.
PetrOieuai1-Activea and nrmsr; 461z947c for
| fined fres.
POrk--Market frner with more doing
Sales at $50 % for mess; S43 OO@43 70 for DO,
s3s 5OgS9 a. for prime and S42 60 for prime mess.
Also g. sOO bbls mess for November 4th and 9TH,
buyers option, at sis 75g44 90.
Beef. rmer- salss at IS Oo9l3 90 for eOun-
try mess; slS OO9Is 90 for rspacked msss; S1s %
| GA 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Stesdy at 25c.
Cut Hea1s-Firm; le1T@ls1zs for shOuHieEsi
| l71zG2lc ior hams.
LardI-shsde hrmsr at 2O921Sc, latter price
! for very choice.
BUtter- Quiet; sO@s77zc for western and $50
46o for state.
Cheese-Firm with fair demand at 1sS2zc.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
[BT TEIEsRAPa.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 1854
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kots are:
Beef CattIe-Ist quality, SIT OO91s 90; ordi-
nary to good quality Sl3 OO9l6 90; common quail
ty So 5O9l2 80; inferior quality 81 UOg9 %.
Cows and CSslTeS-lst quality SEQ OO975 o.
ordinary Si5 OOq55 90; common quality S35 COG
IS 90; inferior quality $50 OO935 OF. ~.
Veal Calves-lst quality, y u, I2Gl2e; ordi-
nary quality l0@1l1Sc; common quality 9llOc
inferior quality S1s9e9c.
sheep and LambS-Extras per head, 3S 90
9s 30; prime quality S5 5O97 90; ordinary qual1-
ty IS OO96 o0i common quality S4 OO@5 90; infe-
rior quality S. oOG4 80.
.SWine-oOrn-fsd, per n, 12s1So; stiII-fsd II9
I2c.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle were again heavy and
the market depressed, while prices have declined
92c y 10 on the average The bulk of the offerings
were common aud sold low, but nearly all kinds
were lc on, the range being from to -lsc. The
bulk sold at IL to lee. Swine wsrs rather low but
closed steady.
Reeeipts-Beeves 6,5Il; Cows IIs; Calves ]. .sIs;
Sheep and Lambs @, $40; swine Is, ,7O4.
Total last week-Beeves I, ,ess; Cows I40; Calves
l6o; Sheep and Lambs 24,7s7; Swine II, ,7s3-
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MARRIED.

In Grace Church. Rochester. N. Y, BY the Rev.
Israel FOote, ARTHUR II. QUINN, of Cleveland
and Miss HEhRIET "a L. STRONG, of Rochester.
No cards.
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Oct25;I7s

LAMENTATIONS s. & J. Feather
stone are manufacturing, and have on hand,
at their Book Bindery, (Leader Buildings, J
large supply of various kinds of Trans
pareneies for Illuminating purposes. They
have the largest stock and most extensive
assortment of any establishment in the
West, such as Star LGaterns, Ball Lanterns,
Chinese Lanterns, LGnterHs for Torches, &C.,
of numerous shapes and sizes, and the
most brilliant colors, varying in value from
IS cents to $40 per dozen. Illumination
Committees, and others, wishing to Hum
mate, will do well to call and see their as
sortment. oct26:174.
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To 0uR BRANCH SoCIErIEs.-We wish To
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comfortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for q
Soldiers Home to be opened by the Santa
~ Commission next week at JeffersonviIle.
Please helP US as far as possible-Send
in all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homewsrd, and until this Home IS opened,
they must wait for hours without food OF
shelter in JeffersonvilIe.
The need is immediate, and we urge it
upon all our friends. -
Old flannel, cotton and linen are yery
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
der in feld or in hospital may be shipped
without prepayment Of freight, if direct
ed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
s5 RANK sTRRET,
ocI1SlfA Cleveland, o;
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DIED.

At Monroe Ealls October z1st. AHTHoaY W
DOUBLEDAY, aged SO years.
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REPnRTs.

Of joint commmittee of Board of Eduea-
tion and on Schools, recommending the
sale Of the Pearl street School House and
the site on which it is built, provided they
will sell for $4,000, and recommending also
the building of an addition to the Kentucky
street School House sufficient to accomuo-
date the children who attend the Pearl
street School House. Filed.
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CONCENTRATIONS.

From C. E. Hill, City Auditor, submitting
3 list Of taxes for sewerage in districts Nos.
and 4, which tax is levied for the purpose
of paying the interest and principal Of the
Bonds issued for the construction of Main
Sewer in said districts. Filed.
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WACHIHISTs WANTED-We viii
Nlernp oy four or five rally good II scfinists, 20
york m tie B. r. Shops az Msr -ue.ts, Lake SUPERB
or and al good wasss H. B. I d. fT3E 4 son,
ccIo-I75 OviAtt's ock.
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coMMER pIAA,
nLEYEaaED mARKEF.
MORNING. LEADER OFFICE,
TuEa1iY EYEHINa- Oct. Is. 1894

The receipts .. 5.ain BY rail for the "a hours
0uiins st half past ons O'Clock today are A. iOl
lows:
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20 : Isrel..l.., I.roI.1s,es lIar.ea be.

age TO railroad depot5 or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
F . BOSE 4 PREHTISS.
JuIy+R Nos. 142, ia and 146 Ontario street.
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EXTRAORDINARY ELoPENENT,-TheD Detroit
TribHne gives the particulars of an elope-
ment, which is quite rieh--to all but the
parties Immediately connected with it. A
short time ago, negro, named Henry
Suckers, absconded with the wife Of white
man living in Alliance, Stark county, and
taking also the child of the woman, five
year old girl. The husband pursued the
criminals tc Detroit, and there employed q
detective to ferret them out After good
deal of search, they were found in Windsor,
c. W. The father took back the child, but,
despite the entresties and seeming peni-
tence of the wife, sent her to her parents
The negro fed in great Confusion" and,
when last seen, was dreadfully "demoral-
lzed."
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fTORSE FOR SALE-FIYE YEARS
Ii Al: medium ze; perfectly Kind ami :, nilsi
vrsrrs tsd sound; dark brown color: not 6ifs.a oi
ne o1rE SAFE for -dy Chd t. drive Price S.y9
ErorTfFa 0t E33 Superior ct. oH1S-lt9
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
Q. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT.
HI Superior St
Subscriptions received to the
81 $40 PER GENT. AND I0-4O' NATIONAL

Commission allowed to Subscribers.)
E5-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-20's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities par
oh0se1 and for sale on the most favorable terms
Gold, Silvsri Coupons ana Canada Money bought
and sould ct best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points Uncur-
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. oo4'
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TITUsvILLE ITENs.-On Wednesday last,
the cornice of King & Bros new block. in
Titusville, gave wey, letting sail ladder
suspended from it, on which were three
men, one of whom, Morton by name, was
killed, and the other two seriously injured.
The citizens raised several hundred dollars
for the relief of the sufferers.
On the same day child of Mrs. Long
shore, sged three years, was SO badly burn
ed, during the absence of its mother, that
tits not expected to recover.
st. James Memorial Church was conse-
Grated on Friday, the 21st instant. by Right
Rev. H. Potter, Bishop of the Diocese. The
building is a large aud beautiful stone edi-
fce, which has just been completed at an
expense of $I2, 900.
The Culver Library Association, of Ii
tusville, have made arrangements for a
course of twelve lectures during the com
ing winter, TO be delivered by some of the
most popular public speakers in the Union.
The first viii be given by J. ". Darlington,
Esq, of New York, November 2d, ct Crel-
lenden Hall. He will be followed on the
18th by the Rev W. H. Milburn, Of Brook
lyn, and on the Path by James E. Murdoek,
the great tragedian.
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NOR SALE-A GOOD FARM BE-
G TWEEN St Clsir snd su9e i5r streess. contain
ius27 scr-s Of land franz Dweibug snd barns near
I 1er large number Of bearing lruit trees, erapos,
arpsTosntaV shrubs running stream Of water, goNd
well, cisterp good fuces, e For p@rticul "a en-
no l5a Superior street, Cleveland, . ocF:iH b
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FARM FOR SALE-CONTAlNl Nc
E thirty acres Of first rate land uader 60 calt :
-; - @sit1atsd il tho tows hip CT Ns4burs ye miles
S,- CsVeispd There are over 800 young iruit trees,
some Craps au small fruits, GOOD barn hr:t-Ga .
~ Tthsr psrticulsrs apsly to GEO. D. BECK, 20
EupzTior street. -i
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CITUATTON WANTED-By young
- = - nov or clerk In an uffio ~ store
SSI5 b, Willing to work fof small wages hddrrss
n " Leader office, '----Ac
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FIFTH WARD UNION MEET1NG.-The Fifth
Ward Union Club will be addressed by
Chaplain Seth G. Clark, of the 10th Ohio
Cavalry, and John c. Grannis, ESQ, at
Mechanics Hall, No. 1872 St. Clair street,
Wednesday evening, October Goth, at seven
O'Clock, The Seventh Ward Club will
march down and participate in the pro-
ceedings. By order Of the President.
HENRY n. JOHNSON,
st Sec. City Central Union Club.
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EMPLOYMENT-Sz5 A MONTH
IA Ag-Uts wanted 10 sell Sewing Mayhi..es- - c
Iii give commisslon On s Mac-nes sSid- or EN- p y
seerfs who will work for the above wsg p aLi9 az
s5Hs-ses psid. Address D. d. HERRING IoN a
~ narrnit Mich. .-sy-Lll
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FOR RATS MICE. ROaCHEs ANTS, BED BUGS
AOTHs IN EURS W10LERs, &C, INSECTS Oh
PLANTS, FOWLS. AHiaALS, &C.
Put CD in 2so., SOC. and Olo0 Boxes, Bottles and
TIaaks g and IS EiEss for Hotels, Public In8titu-
ttons, a..
"0niy infAllibIs remedies known"
"Frss from Poi7ous"
'sNot dangerous 10 the HumAn Family"
rats come out Of their holes 10 dis.s
Boid wholesale in al large Oities.
Sold BY DTugRigts and Betailerg everywhere.
iuBEWAREl m Of all worthless limitations.
See that ftCcsTAR's" name is on each box, bottle
and flask. before you buy.
Addrszss, HENRY =. OOETAR,
Principal Depot, 4S2 BrosdEay, N. z.
sold BIZ SrRONG ARMSTRONG and BENTON
EROS WhOIeaals and Retail Agents. Cleveland,
Chic mar8R2dAW
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The MEETING N THE SEVENTH WARD LAST
NIGHT.-The citizens of the Seventh Ward
did honor to themselves last night. Their
hearts are in the right place, and beat
warmly for the cause of the Union.
Waring Street Hall was crowded to over
flowing, and the meeting was addressed by
Chaplain CLARK and James Mason, ESQ.,,
who were heartily and enthusiastically re-
cstved, and intently listened to.
The Fifth Ward Union Club was present,
having proceeded there in torch-igbt pro-
cession, swith music. Everything passed
of cheerily and lively, and all felt much
encouraged and pleased with the speeches
and the demonstration.
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FOUND-A PACKAGE OF FILES.
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City Council.
TuEspAY EVENING. Oct

TUESDAY, EVENING, Uct. 2.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, jr., in
the Chair. -fE IT,
Present, all the members except MesSrs.
Blair, Bower, Ru sell and willard.
The reading of the minutes ofthe preced-
ing meeting was dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
FL. Umstetter and many other residents
on West River street, to protect them in
the use of their property against the en-
croachments of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company, in tearing up
said street and laying down ties therein.
City Attorney and City Civil Engineer.
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arO n0n HONEY ADVANCED
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Watches, Dismonds, Silver Ware joEelry, tiUusi
uistols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos Nelcdeousi
and an srsOnsl property and articies Of value, CT
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pr
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Bargains.
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