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Ordnance Bureau,
COLUMBUS, o., April 20, 1868, }
Artillery Horses
PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
4 ceived at this office until Friday, 10Th inst at
II M, for two hundret Horses, 10 be delivered,
hundred at Cleveland and one hundred 1t Columbus
Ohio Said horses to be dark cOlo ed not less thsn
fifteen hands gh sixteen, aud not less than
Ave nor over nine years old They to be COM
pactiy built, and In every particular to conform TO
the Unitsa States Government standard.
Alt bids will be accompanied by not less than two
responsible lanes snretiss for the faithful per-
iOrmsnce OF the contract, il bios must be en-
dorsed {" PIopo. ais for Uav Try"
TIE successful bidder will BE- required to complete
the delivery OF the horses within fifteen days from
thu signing OF the contract. The right reserved to
MERRILL BARLOW,
apr5i-Ils Q. M Genil, q.
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Ten-FOyty government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
FHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository n the Govern
ment, Is prepared to receive suscEi ptiOnB TO the
Ten-FOrfy Governments Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. s. Oficers, Paymasters and
Qusrtermasters. mar3o-l52.
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Fs~--P--@~91 -s.sa sSasEsy. appHrsuE 70
come degree from the following oonpsrison
Of the amounts paid into the city and county
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REMovAL.-W. Melhinch has removed to
No. y Merwin street, opposite Thatcher,
Gardner, Burt & Co. April 25th.
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western 81 50 white winter 81 .7Oal,T5i and MilEau
kee No spring odsred at 81 40 this afternoon with
Csr1-sales Of cid on the spot at tI.ls; nsw to
VFhIsxy@Deelined saIOc. closing At noon At sl.lo,
and Advancing this afternoon 70 sl,5. Holders are
are sskinR 81, ,l8sl.i9.
1855 bush Oa g.
Canai FreIrbtfs-Dull Wheat 20 New York 2oo;
Albany ls4GlTo, shippers holding on for lower
prices.
Hsss = PrsatiHs' ProvIsssa sLaEEst ss'
aert-
Ths following are the rates charged by then
Hamh-SHFar CURED pramfnm Ha n : ,. ...--I1
CsnvAased Hams, p h--..--.---.------.-..---l5
Briod Beef-t . n.-.-s-. .----l2 {
AEouldorn-Su9ar-cured 4 .--.lz2fS
Haenn-Or Smoked Sides , b-...-..-...--.. ..-.-l4<l
IaPd-Priue leaf kettls-rend' ed in bbls y b..l4ff
6 Prime leaf kettle rendered In kegs o..5
kork-Nc. mess 3 bDl......ssss... .l1.gy
Extra clear > 90
~ No extra charge made for package or oartsgt
% railroad depots or boats All articles warrant
cd strictly prime and equal to snything n the etse
Orders promptly filled. Our gugar-oured Hams and
ksttle-rendered Lard took the hrst gremium g the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE 3 RkEhIIsss
Hoa. l4s, ia and lls OntariosEt-- Cleveland,
s-t-s.us1
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Av. nOnEY aIAKKE4-AprII q


3. =. HOEEY BIARKEF-AprII %.
lHT TzLssRAFH.l
do1ey-Quiet and steady at 6s7 per cent.
Sterling ExohRHgs-Dull and lower at Is5al96
for currency.
Geld-LOwer. Opening at 1915, and closing quiet
at 7s7S
GoVeranEszt st0akG-D Dull. FiEe-twenties,
coupons. ln1zallI6; SeTen-thirtiss, October and
April Ill.
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MORNING LEADER.
RRAEELLKR,s REGIsFER.

U%Citisens wishing conveyance to sithsr Of tbs
shove Trains Boats will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. BY leaving their address
he UTaSaa11 Houaa
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COTTON HOSIERY-OF DUB
" own Importation. A. "a. RETTBERa.
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GomMRk0zAE.
CLEyELAND MARKET.

kOREIEG LEADER OFFEOE,
FRIDAY EFszuHa, April g. 1884.
Reeeipts-The following are the receipts OF grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
poat nina 40 &b5s r.o-rfno
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Ale and POrtsr-in good demand We quote
Present use Xxx Ale $50; Stock Xxx sla08 to sl2,
%; Kennett si200; Ps,e Cream 5000; Porter sI0
1IaIt-Steady at 81 IS per busheI.
HeFs-Rsnge at 25as5c, according to quality.
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Ladies look at the New Flowers and
Ribbons, at Mrs. ShaF's Rooms.
apF3O :I57
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at q low price. dec2R27.
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FoE Coughs, Colds, and Toothaehe, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried il
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidots in all cases. TrsRlbTH DsFs-
oerGt.
Sold by all druggists. Prios 75o.s.
W. L. PORES, Proprietor,
hov1:RI CisgAIqud Ohio
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EIGHTH WARD.-An persons interested
in the draft that is about to take place in
this ward are requested to meet at the Sta
tion House on. Monday evening, May I'd, at
half-psst seven O'Clock. A full attendance
is earnestly requested, as business of import
ance will come before the meeting. Every
enrolled man should turn out.
W. Il. TRUSC0TT,
apr30:l49. Treasurer Volunteer Fund.
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PLUMBING. &C.

CUNDRIKS-25 BBLs. SMOKING
/ y Tobacco. 200 bags Dairy Salt go bbls Flour at
Q bargain. No. 40 MerWin street. Good Butter al
Wayg on hand. q. b. LITTLE.
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PROPOSALS,
VOIUMHV6I V1i NEIII %
ARTILLERY Horses.

OFFToE OF TIE QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL OF OHIo,l
Ordnance Bureau, :
COLUMBUS, o., April 20, 1868, }
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FoE Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MoGarveys, opposite the POstOf
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:149.
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TO the Island Of Alison. fP'-
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Lsst3nights Of those greas artists,
Sig HoHtsVeTdi and Walter HentvOTthI
Who viii appear together in their unique act Of con-
t0rtiOn.- Last nights OF
Miss LAURA BERNARD
Miss NJ. FREEBERTHYSER,
and BILLY BOOZE ]
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A BoUNTY.JUMPER JUMPS FROM A CAR
W1EDow.-Last Wednesday a man named
Robert Martin, who had enlisted for the
bounty in the 10Th Ohio Battery and was be-
ing taken, on tho Columbus train, to Ted
Barracks with squad of recruits, jumped
from the train while in full motion,
and made his escape. When the train was
two or three miles from the city, he obtained
permission to go into the wster-eioset, on
pretence of sickness, and let himself out Of
the window, while strict watch was kept
for him at the door. How he could have got
through the window, or dropped from the
car, without harm, is mysterious. His "leaP
for life, however, availod him nothing, for
Lieutenant Reeves, of the Battery, being
notified by telegraph of his escape, searched
his house on Thurgdsy evening and found
him slowed snugIy away under bed, entire
ly sound and unharmed. He will hardly
have a chance to repeat the experiment.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The best house Of
the season, and one of the best Of any season,
thrOnged the Academy last night, on the oe-
casion Of the bsn6t of that charming and
piqusut actress, Maggie Mitchell. Both the
plays of the evening we're complete success.
"Margot" was finely rendered and the
whole company did themselves ample JUS
tics. Miss Mitchell was very successful in
the Ieadidg rote. The audience were very
glad to welcome back Mr.. and Mrs
Dickson and Messrs Carroll and
Stuart, and testified their pleasure
by hearty applause. The afterPieee
"Katy O'shesl," was we'll performed. A
prsstisr and moro cOmicsl bit of dancing
than the Irish jig by Miss Mitchell and Mr..
ElIsler is rarely seen.
Tonight, the last appearance Of Miss
Mitchell, "Fsnchon" will be repeated. On
Monday evening commences the engage
ments Of those celebrated actors Miss Kate
Denim and Mr.. Sam Ryan.
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sPEEoH OF KR. STEVENS.
Mr.. Stevens returned thanks to the COun-
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A fresh supply Of "CudjO's Cave" just
received at BAKER's.
apS0
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EOR SALE-I Will SILL CHE.P

for cash or on time the following real estate: 50
fest on Prosdect street. betwfen Gr niger and ohesh
fire streets 6 on ucid street south side 6O feet
west Of Case avesns 90 feet Eucld street, south
side, 100 feet east OF Oass avenue. Address p.
Drawer g. ". g. WILLIAMS.
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Great snccess Of Miss Clara Day and Hr. Nick FOs-
ter. A frs class Company and first eltss per-
formers. To conclude with !
THE STRANGE BOY in the VILLAGE.
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April "A, 1854.
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{ ORSALE-VERY DESIRABLE SU-

OhOh LIZ Eh1 OEbl lNAbLE ~ :
burbsn Propertv-5O acres Of land in 10 or or %
acre lots to suit purchasers These lots are Well 10
Gated the lake = miles east Of the city linz
itB and connected with St. Clair street by roae
four rO5s wide, er which RIGHT Of way will be sold
with esch lot. For terms apply a. Bratenahl Bros
20 Chas G. g. atsnahi apr22-i5l.
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YVBIERss HOTIgKs

FLAGS AND BANNERs.g
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWELL CO.,
pn2s;la 1s7 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Hsss = Prsattss' ProvIsiss sxAEkst Re-
lcrr-
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~ splendid chance for inmpdists return on in
Vestment. The well known Hairdressing Eatablith-
ment under the American Hotel, Cleveland: having
bsen established for at least thirty years. with goo
rua OF business. cheap rent aid under two years
lease is offered for sale the proprietor wishing TO
change bfS business account OF roor health Eor
a ihs esinhIishnent an25-lsO
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ID EMOVAL,-A ALL s RIaHT
III AsAIN-H SEAMEE. Merchant Tailor, has
removed his sore TO the Plain Dealer Building Or
posite the Bank Of Commerce, where he Will be
plsased 70 bis I'D friends and customers and All
others who may wish to improve the outer nan.
ap25-I5O =. SEAMAN, agent
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n UHL1 10 " A4N = I'D ~ Y 7. = 2
~ tOsn in ohio to sell Imperial Portraits on
Steel OF Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Major Cen George d
HoOlsllan-jus. issued aud selling rsFidlT. Apply
atofioa No Anerisan buildings, over Leader Of
dos, or address BY mail with stamp enclosed.
b. S. GREEE,
aurZi49. Cleveland, Ohio.
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DR.. YIChOIs' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOfICE TO LADfEs.-NO o article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive of Females that has ever made
its appearance has met with such universal success
these celebrated Pills. 10 disease Is so little un
derstOOd, and consequently badly treated as female
Diseases. These Pills the result Of much study
aud careful efence In all varieties Of female COM
plai1s and IN all cases Of Irregularities suppression
tetledrrhoea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy their
use is above az praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union none
speak III OF them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury, iron, steel, no deadly oils. Their use
Coll DO no harm, and when used according to direc-
tons, they always do good -.f " t1a
IN. B.-MarTied ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not them,
by their action on the womb miscarriage would be
the Consequence.
Price-sl per box. Persons applying for Pills viii
enclose 81 and two postage stamps.
Several persons, knowing the efficacy Of these Pills,
have advertised being agents for DR.. VichOs' Pills
and selling worthless article.
N B.-The genuine Nichois Female Italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the Uuited
States except st Dr.. Hunters Intirmary, Cleveland,
Ohio
Dr. Hunter has.in his possession numerous certih-
Gates and testimonials which relieved aud happy pa
tients have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
him TO exhibit to those desirous Of his services.
81 Oface hours from A. n 70 sP.H. ooti5dSv
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.7a .-.AL s-- GIEHL ..
tse L4-iss-ss. sll- A-.EEz zi-g1 3
lEzsaH llaasR ~ ttl1l
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A Renr Storv

The Sacrimento Union gives this ac-
cOuut of recent adventure with Bruin.
| ''E. Harkness, Jr., and Frank Simms,
''a on a short hunting excursion near
Whi-- ranch, fourteen miles west Of
thelr nay ~ June Both, came in con-
Lake tahoe; Srzzly bear. He was
tact WIN a large ad was about for
first seen by Harlness, a. ~inity of so
ty yards distant. The pro- and
huge a beast was a little starthL --uai
prevented the hunter shooting with Is. =
accuracy. he had, few days before put
bullet through the heart OF bear at the
distance of ons handred and fifty yards;
but this time the ball struck little above
the heart, and only enraged the animal
instead OF killing MIN. The brute IN his
agony made rapid time towards his assail-
ant, who stood his ground considering
what was best to be done under the pc
culiar and unpleasant circumstances.
When within striking distance the bear
reared upon his hind feet and seemed to
offer a fair fisticuf, in accordance with
the rules of the ring. This chivalrOns
challenge was met by the hunter thrust
ing the barrel of his rife foot or more
down the bears throat. While Bruin was
III TIC aIb VI AtSelLAlAs5 ILLS AAsN4b -
smashing the stock Of the rifle and mark
ing the barrel with his teeth, the hunt
er, after u little reflection, thought it pru-
dent 10 retreat At this critical jUncJure
Simms an old and experienced hunter
who was about sevenUy-GVe yards dis
tant, lodged another bali IN the body OF the
beast who immsdiasly turned ana made a
plunge towards the report Of his rife. Sim
ms lodged behind tree and the bear
passed forward, evidently without seeing
him. Although mortally wounded, the
animal escaped down the side OF the
mountain through the thick underwood
and granite beulders. its
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cheating by every name laid down in the
'fYankee Pedler's' vocabulary, and cramp-
ing if necessary or practicable.
True to his Yankee instincts, the 44th
man sought to driEea cheap bargain, bat
his customer thought himself IS sharp as
the next one, and the Consequence was
they could not agree, The dispute lay in
the quantity-each demanded more than
the other was willing to give. 1lTe5.-
Neither would come down an inch, and
the probability is they would have been
wrangling yet had not third party harp
pity suggested the idea of settling the
dispue by wrestling, the best in three
being winner, who carries off both coffee
and tobacco. Both being good solid men,
they jumped at the idea-ald at each 9TH
er-bht yankee ingenuity and the trips
upset the EJohnny7 and his dreams ofcof-
fee to the evident satisfaction of lockers
on (mostly gray-baels), who cheered lust
lily, couching their terms ofpraise in words
like these @Bully for the 44th Illinois"
&c. Happy as a king, the hero Of the
tusseI gathered up his treasure, and hur-
ried homeward, whistling Yankee Doc
die leaving his discounted antagonist
achewing the end of discomfort" behind
him. .--.
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How Trade between a BIue-COat and
Il Gray BACK was Settl ed.

.IHr-tfE M .rE Ell
A lively correspondent, writing from
the Kennesaw Mountain, in the Chatta-
nooga Gazette, relates the folio wing ac-
count Of how coffee and tobHcco dis
pute was settled by a rebel and Federal
pickets; -. t5Ur r,-r
The two lines are less than twenty rods
apart, which has made it extremely dan
gerous heretofore to raise a llead above
lhe works. By the establishment Of ann.
cable relations that danger was removed.
At any hour of the day visitor can see
the rebels and our boys seated uEon the
works Coolly watching each other, some
times indulging in little badinage and
sometimes interchapging patriot1c songs;
papers are exchanged quite freely; con
sidersbls IS had in coffee and tobpcco, an
amusing instance of which occurred yes
terdry.
Aman belonging to the 44th Illinois,
Of our brigade, sauntered over to tine rebel
lines with nice sack Of coffee, which
soon drew a customer. Tobacco is indis-
pensible to the life OF the army, but the
amount of that article on hand Is t,sman
and growing beautifully less likewise
the wherewith to buy it, hence each man
In trading with the aJehuny's,n gets all
Of the beloved wssd be possibly can,
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I.NpINE.

DR.. R. ANDERS q 'o'o aODANH :. Z
WATER.-IOdlne water acts upon the :, cart % alv'
er, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and GIandular
ten. rf
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsement ef
medical authority, enable to recommend it to
Ehe practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial it will attest its own excel
lenoe inths eHre Of Chronic Diseases, which indf-
cate Iodine, such as scrofulA, Bronchitis, Skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dys-
pepsiai Debility, syphilis, &C. .aH
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as containing thrsequarter grains
Pure Iodine IN each fluid ounce Of pure water. no
olvent being used 1t is not liable TO deoomposi-
ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine Oxsdized or neutralized by eouabinA-
ion with any ingredient, rendering this solution
uPerior 70 any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that il
may be used 81 family medicine well as by the
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of five
dollars SIX bottles delivered free BY express to any
address. .--.. -
Beware Of counterfellE and limitations which IN
prinoipied dealers endssvOr to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and trademark
lthe Greek word heading this advsrtisemontl upon
the labels and wrsppers on each bottle, without
Vshich none is genuine.
Circular gratiE. DIR. q. AEDERs & CO..
---i Physician and chemists,
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MORNING LEADER.
'rhe. Omcers' Hospital On LoOkOn
Momntalm.

'rhe. Omcers' Hospital On LoOkOn
Mountain.
A correspondent or a Western paper
writes from Lookout Mountain:
The foresight Of our highly respected
department commander, Gen Thomas,
was well displayed, when, after the bat
tie of Chattanooga, be ordered the rebel
property here-the buildings, grounds
Gress, and shrubbery-to be placed under
guard and carefully preserved for an Off
GERS hospital. The Sanitary commission,
too, with is accustomed benevolent fore
thought, as soon as the season permitted,
planted an extensive area upon the sum
nit with vegetables for future sanitary
uses.
Now, the one has been realized. Three
immense general hospitals are established
on Lookout Mountain The sanitary gar
dens, daily supply ths sick and wounded
with delicacies, while the buildings and
grounds at Summertown, once favorite
summer resort of the "clIivalry," and
latterly the headquarters Of rebel generals,
now accommodate nearly three hundred
sick and wounded officers.
The old ballroom, where Southern
lords and indies were wont to strip tue
light flntaitic toe, is now filled with
cots and hunks OF federal officers The
old billard-room Is now the hospital dining
hall. The bowling ally accommodates the
numerous ''counterband attendants. On
the piszzas and porches, overlooking the
valley OF the Tennessee, where perhaps,
ere this treason was plotted, the men, who
have sworn to crush the plotters uow rest
and recreate in the cool evening breeze.
In the "Ofiice" where the Southern Boni
face relieved his friends, Surgeon Harlow,
the medical officer in charge and surgeon
Darling, executive officer, now supervise
the concerns Of the establishment. In a
cosy cottage, tothe north ofthe main build
ings, Surgeon Kitchen, tho efficient treas
nrer, discharges the duties OF his office.
The place and its surroundings seems pAla-
tial TO men long accustomed 10 the priya-
tions aud hardships OF the 'IroEt.' The
climate Of this elevated spot Is delightful.
! The temperature is more like that Of Cres-
son, or the summer resorts of Lake Supe-
rior, than the sultFy Georgia. n Ignt
breeze blows lDerpetuallY. The prospect,
too, Is magnificent. From the porches the
eye sweeps horizon of fifty miles radius,
in which mountains, forests Helds, streams,
and inhabited towns make up all the essen
tial features ola perfect landscape. From
the cliff in front OF the hospital, one can
see clouds and storms rolling belcw. Chick
amagua, Of blooby memory flows dark and
pestilent IN the distance; The Tennessee
winds in and out among the hills, while
Chattanooga, with his army, hustle and
heat and aust, just below, suggest dis
| agreeable contrast to the comfort of the
mountains. lfa patient cannot recover
here, his disability is extreme indeed.
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HUNNEWELL7S STANDARD PREP
ARATIoNs.-on cur inside columns will bo found
q notice Of these Justly coisbrAted and Standard
Prepars.aons, Of unbounded reputation in New
England profess only what they are remedies for,
ami are Tor sale by ell Wholesale aud retail dealers,
and confidence is asked 10 them. See advertise
nsnk. mAr3O,R2
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30 PELTOE d BREED, Agents,
apr4-R2 CLEVELAED.
Grand Pleasure Excursions
-LAKE suPERIoRI


One Of the following splendid frst-class steamers
viz Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light, Iron City
Traveller, Meteor, Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
Rbic, will leave Cleveland, Ohio, at . O'clock P h.
each day OF the week except Saturday and Sunday
and Detroit, Mich the following days an 2 O'clock
P. NJ, through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips u tbs many points
interest the great Inland seas Of America which
for utility, pleasure and health are unsurpassed by
any other On the Continent.
This Trip OF over ,UUJ miles embraces six degrees
OF latitude and eleven Of longrude and includes in
its circuit Lakes krie, st. Clair Huron aad 5upe-
uOr, with the beautiful rivers Detroit ST. Clair and
St. Mary'B.
The many and extensive mines OF iron and cop
per- uneq qualled by any III the world with the newly
discovered and inviting deposits Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with Its pure and
bractng climate, renders the Lake Superior trip one
Of lar more than ordinary Interest the capitalist
the pleasure-seeker the inyala.
Inc abOYe-naned steumers are elegantly fitted up
with large and airy cabins and stato-ruuins while
every precauton has been taken u provide Tor the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
fares including state-TOOms aud meals, about ~,
cents per mile. Time occupied in making the round
trip, from 10 10 days.
Rooms secured and further information obtained
by application to R0B'T HANNA & CO.,
H... HUSSEY L MCBRIDE,
GABRETS0N, HOWE a co.
iune24:lG4 Cleveland, Ohio.