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OUYAHOGA COUNTY FAIR.
second observation-disclosures
Prospects, &c, dc.

As was expected most of the entries
were made yesterday. The weather
cleared partially Wednesday forenoon,
and the people hurried in their arti-
cles of divers kinds with perfect rush.
The Halls, which were bare on Tuesday,
presented quite gay and lively appear
snce yesterday. All day the Secretary was
in fever of activity, and he, at least, is
convinced that the Fair is to be a success.
We took a strollthrough the different Halls,
and will briefly tell what we saw there.
AGRICULTURAL HALL
is perhaps the best filed up of any of the
departments as yet. Two or three hundred
entries of vegetables, field products, &C.,
were made yesterday. The finest barley
we ever saw is on exhibition, and the dis
play of sweet potatoes, squsshes, melons,
ETC., SO far as the size of the articles is con-
eerned, has not been surpassed, if equaled.
The unsophisticated must wonder how such
monstrOus vegetables were grown he GER
tainly could never grow such, and he
thinks there must be some magic involved
in the "feat"
There is one respect in which Fairs at
this time of high prices have, one must be-
lieve, an "immoral tendency" Who is
ssint-like enough to pass up and down
thoss eisles, his mouth watering for the
rich, uncooked edibles on the tables, and
no. have an imp lss to steal something
Buy he cannot, unless he's an army con.
tractor; what, then, is left for him to dc
but steal thing or two? But how could
he steal one of those squashes or melons
how make off with the prize, and elude thu
poiicaG One must load them as the native
load monstrous tropical turtles, illustra
tions of which effort were once to be seel
in our primary biographies. It is tria
to go through Agricultural Hall. So W
will fee the temptation, and go into
MECHANICAL HALL.
This Department is filling up quite rapid
ly, and there promises to be fair exhibi
ton of mans cunning handiwork.
new washing machine, patented b.
Mr.. Fleck of this city, we believe, las
January, attracted much attention. Itwil
wash clean dirty shirt or bedquilt in thre
minutes. It is essily adjusted, so that
horse blanket and handkerchief, indiffer
emily, can be easily washed.
An invalid chair is on exhibition, whic
is really an ingenious and a very useful 81
ticle of furniture There is a gay mop i
this Hall which will delight all the fair
handed ladies-who have occasion, in tn
absence of Bridget, to use one. 1t can b
wrung out without wetting or soiling tn
hands.
And, then, there are plows, reapers, NOV
ers, drillers, rakes, et., ETC., ad infnitAm.
FLORAL HALL.
is well furnished and is tricked out beauti
fully with flowers, plants new and olt
fruits, etc.
/ The display of apples, however, does nc
come up to our expectations. There are Sc
veraI varieties of grapes on the tables, bu
the rival grape show in Lyman's Block wi
probably make the county exhibition ofthi
prince of fruits quite meager.
We are glad to see that our leading flor
lists are contributing TO the stock in this de
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DOLDIkhS AID SOCIETY.
95 Rank street. CLEVELAND. 4

Everything sent through this society will
be acknowledged in print and receipted for
by letter, and will 60 straight down TO our
soldiers, who need all we have to give, and
deserve more than we can ever do for them.
Please call at our rooms, 95 Bank street,
before you leave the city. sep29;172eod
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suBsTITUTEs.-Who wants a substitute
We have. several substitutes just arrived
They can be had on reasonable terms
Apply to Palmer & Robb, City Hotel.
sep2l:l7O
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HORRIBLE CoxTNoExOY. - Perceiving q we-
man in great distress, the other day, we
enquired the cause of her deep trouble.
"Kind sir" she responded, ''that bad
boy of mine has been using such shocking
language declare it gave me the awful
lest turn-and such respectable bringing
up as he's had"
We rejoined by the expression of regret
that one so young should have acquired SO
vile habit. a---- r-,
fBut it's not that-that's not the worst of
it, my dear sir" she vehemently inteEject-
ed. "When people hear him using such
dreadful vile language-why, bless you,
sir they'll think kis father takes the PLAN
DeaIerF CYANNR PEPPER, ESQ.
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.

To The FoURrH WARD.-The undersigned
takes plssure in announcing that the quota
of "the Banner Ward, !" under the call of
July Is, for 500, 900 men, IS full. None of
the funds collected for the draft Association
have been used. Holders of Certificates
viii please present them at the Engine
House on Huntington St., on Monday even
ing, October 3D., and receive their money.
s By order of Finance Committee,
R. ]. TULLER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. goth, 1884. sept. 2I:I70.
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A Pacing purse and TrOtting purse will
come of this afternoon, at o'clock, at the
County Fair race course.
Sept. 29:I7O.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoURTE WARD.-The Union Club will
meet this evening at seven o'clock, for the
purpose of marching to the Sixth Ward
Let every Union man turn out -,-
A. 7. BRINsNADE,
sept29:I70 secretarv
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HALL or DOMESTIC MAEUFAorURE,

if you would see tokens of our return to
the independence and simplicity of our
grandmothers. Weave carpets now in pri-
vate families2 Make cloth2 The war is
something of blessing, isn't it? Go into
this hall and be convinced.
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It Is important to all to know that the
great Bankrupt Sale, 1Os Superior street, is
the cheapest place in the city to buy Boots
aud Shoes. They are closing out their stock
below manufacturing prices in order to
close up business. This is q chance for
bargains which you but seldom enjoy, par
ticularly in times like these. We advise
sll to 90 Immediately and secure the great
bargains which they offer, as they have the
best assortment of custom made work in
the city. Don't forget the place, 109 su-
perior Street, near Water sept. 26:17O.
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SiITFr Gkatus.

HILVE CHAINB
- AND
SILV ER Rim g 8
: An unlimited stock, all styles and prices Chain
fom Sl50 to 1890. Kings from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents to elaborately engraved Locket Ring
inlaid with gold, at 5000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city OF all
goods manufactured by A. L. ROOT Of Medina, botE
solid gold and silver, and ss thcy made express
iy for our trade We know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requested TO call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
II. BURT,
CLOCK and Matchmaker, l4s supsrior-st.
msyS0-R9
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A lot of Household Furniture, Sewing
Machines, Watches, &C., will be sold at
Auction on Friday, the SOth inst, at No.
st. Clair Street. See Posters.
sept. Rs:I7O.It.
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DAN RIcE's GREAT sHow.-This famous
institution, after the most successful season
ever known in the history of great shows,
is on its triumphal return from the far West,
and will visit Cleveland one day only, Mon
day, October 10th, prior to going into win
ter quarters at Girard, Pennsylvania, the
residence of the great humorist, and where
he quietly rests, during the winter months,
from his arduOus labors of long summer
campaign.
This will be the last exhibition Of this
high school of moral and merry philosophy
in our city for some years, as next season
Mr.. Rice proposes to cOnine his travels to
the New England States, and in the fall
sail for South America. rtH.s7
We would add, however, that Mr.. Rice is
candidate in the district where he lives,
for member of the State Senate, and If he
should become successful as statesman, he
may "sell out the Show Business and this
may, perchance, be the last opportunity
that we shall ever have of looking upon his
happy countenance in the arena of thegreat
show. af.E
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PusLIc NOTIoE.-We are informed that our
friend and townsman L. A. Keppner, is now
on his annual tour to the cities of New York
and Boston, to select, for his increasing
trade, large and well assorted lots of ladies
and gentlemen's furnishing goods, which
we learn he has been enabled to Sc
cure on very favorable terms, in conse-
quence of the recent decline in gold. His
return may be expected in about six days.
Soon after which he will expose his entire
new stock for examination and sale. A full
description of which will be given N our
columns in due time. sept2S;170
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Ifyou know, tell your friends, fyon don't
know, ask somo one; why the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store gives such general satisfac-
tion to it's patrons.
Sept. 2T;I7O.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward viii remsmber that
thih is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at s1O P M, arriving at Sal
a1nanoa at 4.44 A. M, and New York ct s:2s P. N
glesping Coaches attached.
~ No Change Of Cars.
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BURIAL OF REV. Dr.. ADANs.-The funeral
of Rev. 8. W. Adams, late pastor of th
First Baptist Church, will take place {,
Friday afternoon, Sept. SOth, at thr.Y
o'clock, at the church. At eleven o'clo. B
on that day the church will be opened, a. q.
the remains taken there, to be seen by all
friends who desire to do SO, until three
o'clock, when the coffin will be finally
closed.
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At meeting of citizens at the Metropol-
itan Gift Book Store, No. 14O Superior
Street, the vote was unanimous that the
Metropolitan is very popular establish
ment. sept. 28:l70.
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HUNGARIAN AID sOoIETE.-At a meeting of
the Hungarian Aid Society, held on the
20th of September, the following resOlu-
tiODs were adopted:
WHBREAs The Society has been deeply
afflicted by the irretrievable loss of its es-
teemed President aud much loved friend,
Moritz Black, who departed this life on the
Slst day OF September, 1884, therefore
RESOLVED, That the Society has lost in the
deceased, its. founder and chief support,
and the woFd one of its most benevolent
and noble pmlsnthropists.
Resolved, That the Society sympathizes
most heartily with his family in their
boundless grief for such father and friend,
and that, as mark of its esteem and re-
gard, the Society express thair sympathy.
ResOiuea, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family of the deceased
and that the same be published.
H. LEWIS,
d. BVoKoFzER,
G. BRENER
Committee.
| CLEVELAND, Sept. 2T, 1854. 1t.
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"A CANDID CoPPRRHKAD.-The following
conversation actually took place between a
Union man and CoPperhead at the Demo
cratic demonstration ten days ago:
Union nlan-Who's speaking tonight?
z coPPerhedd-Judge Ranney is speaking,
and powerful speech he is making, too.
Union aEGn-Well, has he said a word
against the rebels?
CoRPerhaGd-No; do you suppose he is
such a fool as to speak against our friends
at the South? Not he.
We can give the names of the above par
ties whenever desired by any one inter
estsd.
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NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
Syphilis, Seminal Weakness, and the Sserc
Latirmities Of Youth and Maturity,
DrS. W. and Z. LAMERT,

once on the trst dcor in the Atwater Building,
foot Of Superior St, Cleveland, o.
THE SILENT FRIEND.
Report on he Nature Treatment and Cure OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, Exh austion, Sper-
matorrhea, and II urino-g genital diseases Of the
nervous system, and other diseases incidental to
both sexes producing degeneraey Of mental and
physical strength, terminating in total debility
and incapac fy; showing why these diseases 90 or
en- appear incu abb, when in reality they can be
shcctually removed by the most simple means.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument FOR the cure Of General Debility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known
Seminal Weakness, &C. Can be permanently cured
in from ffteen days to two months, By the use OF
this Instrument, when used conformity with medi-
oipea
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Drs. W. and Lamert take pleasure In announ-
cling that they have invented most important In
strument for the cure Of the above Diseases Il has
been subjected to test BY the most eminent ply
sicians In London, Paris, Philadelphia and New
York 1t has been declared the only useful iDstru-
ment ever invented for the cure Of seminal Weak
ness or any disease Of the genital organs caused b.
the secret habits Of youth
Drs. ". and R. LaHert, in order to satisfy the
most skeptioal to the merits Of tn lr Instrument
pledge Themselves that IN any instance where It may
prove unsatisfactory, AFTER fair trial, the money
viii Be refunded by returning the Instrument In
good order. Price Of instruments and medicines,
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
For the Venereal Diseases and ell Private Com-
piaints-gleet, structures, seminal weakness, pains
IN the Joints affections Of the kidneys, diseases OF
the head, throat, nose ard skin and all those dread
ful affections arising from secret habit Of youth,
which produce constitutional debility, ronder mar
Hage impossible, and ln the end destroy both body
and mind. The treatment they adopt is the result
Of upwards Of thirty years extensive and successui
practice in Europe and America.
COUNTRY INVALIDs.
Persons in any part Of the world may be success
IA ly treated By foI IWardlug correct detail Of their
case, with a remittance Tor medicines, etc
DRS. ". 4 Z. BAMERT,
Atwater Bull ling, foot Of Superior 81, g
sep2i:RSd&w Cleveland, Ohio.
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Councilman Dangler in another
column, proposing to receive bids for the
house, barn and other improvements on a
lot on Cedar street, recently purchased by
the city for the purpose of erecting school
house. 1t sept27:I7O
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAKD MARKET.

M0REIHe LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNEscAT EVEEIEs, Sept. %, 1854.
The receipts o. Grain By rail for the "a hours
ending At half paGI oGs O'Clock to-day are Is fol
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TIE New LISBON RAILWAY CoNPANY.-six
months and more ago, prominent men of
the A. & G. ". Railway Company agreed
with prominent men along the line of the
Ashtabula and New Lisbon Railroad, to
complete thOt part of tho latter road be-
tween the Mahoning road, near Niles, to
New Lisbon; provided all inoumbrances
thereon would be removed and the right
of way thereon procured clear of expense.
, Efforts to some considerable extent have
been put forth to secure this object, but fol
some reason the interest and exertion Of
those who should, and really are interest
ed, have partially, if not totally, ceased.
This should not be; for, as we learn from
reliable sources, if the right of way is moi
fully secured along the line of this road
within the next thirty days, the road will
not be built.
This is the only obstacle to the compile
ton of the road, and we trust that the en-
ergy of the people along the line win bt
put forth to remove it.
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CLOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE.

ELOUR AND FEED AT WHOT,Fs
IL SALE AND REEAIL.-Ths publIo -iIl ,s,v-,,s
ind ct the subscribers stOys in the rear of Couni
Hall, No l37 Ohamplain straet the foIIovins. ~,
very best brands OF White and Red Wheat gloul
nesh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour. and frcIis
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Beal -
Pearl Barley also Corn and Oats ground togefha-,
Mil Feed Of al kinds and Grain which win ~
81 the lowest price. Also, Baled Hay and gtrAW.-s
Any purchases made ct my store viii b promptI,,
attended 70 and delivered frss Of extra chsrEs.-s
Iheundersigned was formerly Clerk IN 0. Andrs1 /
Feed Store tseP3lT5l J. P. REIDEHBAOHz =
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WTE HAVE A BETTER AsSORT-
w MR6T Of Dress Goods and sell them ch aper
than you can buy them any where else.
TAYLOR, GRISWOED 4 co..
sep27 2I7 Superior street.
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ENSIGN 4 HANSOOM,
CHOICE FAHLY
tt ROCER RIES,
1Os PUBLIC SQUARE.
TRAvELER's REGIsTER.

- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats viii be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
door 70 the Weddel House.
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OUR STOCK COMPRISES ALL
" Shades and Qualities Of Empress Cloths, Meri-
nos, Ooburgs, Nnd all the best makes Of Black Al
paeas In the market.
TAYLOR, GRIswOLD & CO.,
sepH 2lT Superior street
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MARRIED.

At St. Johns Church, Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1854
BY Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector Mr.. MARCUS
HANNA and Miss c. AUeUsTA RHODES, all Of
Cleveland.
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MATTRRs AT THE PRovosr MARsHAL's.-
The work of examining drafted men was
continued yesterday. The following table
shows the disposition of the cases;
Furnished substitutes s......................... j
To,sIa.o.,..s
totel aeeepted ed...----.--.------.------.-..S 80
Exempt, physical disability ---.-....-.........2T
OFneE Sauses -----------.--.--.------
Total exempt. .....................eO
Total examined d.-......-..-.,........-..-9O
The Provost Marshal mustered into
service yesterday one recruit and nine
substitutes.
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OswEGO MARKET--seps. as.

OEWEGO MARKET--Sept. IS.
ll lBT TELEsRAPH.l
FIOur-staady, with moderate local, interior
and eastern demand. Sale ct 81 fO99 25 for No
1 spring; % 26@e 80 red winter.
Wheat-In better milling demand 30 Chit
oago spring a. 81 81; No. Milwsukee Club soi
winter red Illinois Co.
| COrn-Scarce and quiet.
Oa1s-Hsld at Sic.
Barley-Held at 81 90.
Canal Freigbts--steady-. Flour 57@5s,
wheat lsc, corn ll7ze, barley lie to New York.
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged by us:
Hams-sugAr-s premium hams . Io......24 o
Dried Heek-Oanvessed o ib.....-...-..4.........-o
cured q d .................. ..1s
cauvasssd 3 9D........................----e
BaeOn-OT Smoked Sides 3 b.-....-......-....-23
LArd-Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd in bbls . 1o..24 c
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs D .-241Se
POEk-ho. mess . 42 90
Extra clear 3 bbl .-....-........-...........--
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles ars
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly ply, AilsS; ,.
IuIy4-R Nos. IG2, IA and I4s Ontar. o street.
GENTS WRAPPERS & DRAWERS
TAYLOR, GRIswoLD co,
sep2 217 supe Tor street.
WANTED / A GOOD ARTIST, AT
" PARKER's Rooms, No. Public Square. Ap-
ply soon; good pay. sep20:I6s
DLATKD PICKLE STANDS, CAS-
/ TORS and Cake Baskstu, ct
oOWLES CO.'S
1877 Wsddau House
MAKES OF AMER
u IoAN Prints in new Fall Patterns.
sdl .f.-.,iH q TAYLOR, GRISW0LD CO.,
ssp2l ~ Superior street.
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DIED

In Cleveland, on the 2sth instant, SOPHIA t.
OLAkk, wife of II. d. Clark, aged a.
Funeral on Friday, the SOth inst at 10 A. NJ, al
No. l46 Lake street.
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D W. GAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,
OOllscts Boun.iss, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
- and ether War Claims. " I =
FPerlonaI attention Is given to tho prosecution
of Claims in the Departments a. Washington.
~ An persons having Claims should apply in
pers0n, or BY letter at once, and they viii recssye
.-- . -''.- DIV. GAGE,
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aEn ana MONEY ADVANCED
&oU.UUU IN sums TO suit-at the Old stand
and weli-known WAoNER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Se5urities Of every kind, viz; Gold snd Silver
Wssches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeFelry, Guns
pistols, Clothlng, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons
aud all ,srsonal property and articles Of value on
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
vats. Established 1851. N. B.-A variety Of TN
bargains.
= 0bloe-c~gnsr Of Water and Superior stTeets
over DsVis and Psixotto's Clothing Store.
-5e.2 }. q ". WAGRER
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TIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
i CEIVE at his ONCE, lS7 Water street, up %.
Monday, the 18th Of October next Proposals for tha
purchase Of q Frame Hous1, Barn and other tn
PToyements on the Weno lsr Property, north side
Of Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchased
BY the city for the erection Of School HOUSE for
the 6th Ward thereon.
Terms cash. But reasonable time for the re-
mOV | Of the property win be given, to suit the
convenience Of ths purchaser.
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LAKE sUFERIOR IRoN Co. OTFICE, y
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,

Marquette, Lake Superior, lIich.,
September Sd, 1854.
dividend NOTICE. Dividend
1/Of THREE DoLEARs per share has been declared
by the Lake Superior Iron Company, payable On
and after the 10th inst, to Stockholders residsns
in New York and the New England States ct tha
once Of p. Greenough, Transfer ARsat, Bcstol-,
Mass, and to all others st the Office Of Messrs Hs
B. Tuttle Son, the Company's Agen1s at Olefp.
land, Ohio.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
s. P. vi
seps:l6s seorstary and , reasarsr.
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CLEvELAxD, Sept. 27, 1854.
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WOOL DELAINES-WE HAVK
w 81 eolors in Single and Doable Fold.
TAYLOR, GRISWOID 4 CO.,
sepl4 2lT Superior street
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Rare Chance for Agents.

Splendid Largesteel EngrAvings, from Photographs
BY Brady, of
Abraham Lincoln, General Grant and
Geo, B. Mcclellan.
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UNEN TO $40 A DAY.-AGENTS
L wanted to sell the improved LITTLE GIANT
SEWING MACHINE, the best cheap Machine in the
Unitei States We are giving a IniniEson by which
the above wages can be made will employ agents
at SIS a month ard expenses paid. For particulars
and ternls address, with stamp, I. s PAGE General
Agent, Toledo, o. septl7 :i7qS
EUR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
II Forest street. House large and oommodiousi Lot
I10fset by n with abundance of fine shrubbery
AID good fut cheioe grapes, and good barn. Terms
essy inquire Of D. W. GAGE, Esq, les Superior ST.
Q1
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Eor Circular address. with stamp, B. s. GREEN,
Cleveland. sspI:l67
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A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL Nc
n ULELLAN and LINCOLN Campaign badges
very beautiful, Address with stamp Box -, Gleve-
aud, Onios septl9:l6s
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IF YOU WISH TO BUY A BLACK
lsilk at a bargain. ca I on Us.
TAYLOR; GRISW0LD co.,
50 n GIT Superior street