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TIE Auction Sale Of Elegant Household
Furniture, Piano, &c, at the residence o.
John Shelley, Esq, No. 4O8 Euclid street
commences at ten O'Clock this "Wednesday
morning. This is the finest lot of furniture
ever offered at auction in this city.
febA:1s6.
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD

90 far AZ 7 know, that would permanently eradioa
thea losthsome diseases OF the scalp, l. g
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FREIaHr ExGISEEE HoTT.-We are glad
to be able to state that this gentleman, who
was SO severely injured by falling from his
train on Monday, is alive and will probably
raonYer.
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

TEAS.-CHoICE GRIEN AND BLk cK
TEAS, Of every -scriptiOn, selected vi h great
care from T cent imp rtsti0ns those VI like good
frsgrant Tea, will do wsi 10 siye u a call.
Nor sale BY CHUECHILL = BIO,
jan29 New Leatlun-l26 Ontari0-St-
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WANTED TO RENT.-On the first Of April
next, dwelling house within the limits of
Erie and Huron streets. Address drawer Isl
Postofice. feb4:l31
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-At the Angler: Cap
tain Peass and Captain GoOdspsed, Of the
First Ohio Artillery, and Professor Agassiz,
of Cambridge. as
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TIE best place to buy Pianos and Melo-
deons is at Sanford i Co.'s, 1874 Superior
street Call and satisfy yourselves that this
is no idle boast Mathews, the tuner, makes
his headquarters there. jan 2I:l36
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Five Hundred DoIIsrs

and other cutansous diseases, and restore The dei
% those WHO have become bald. To make god tn,
assertion, 1 will forfeit
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CLEVELAND wOOLEN MILLS.

CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. q Z. C. POPE,
saperfutendents, Manufacturers sz5 Dealers IN
ali kinds OF
WOO OLEN 600 ? s.
Consisting Of Plain Fancy
OAa3IMERES,
DOESK1N3,
SATT1NETSy
UNIONS,
FLANEELs,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC,
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market. -,
Market prices psld lor " col hno FeiIS' IN N'Sn
of Manufactured Goods.
Once and salesrooms,
NO. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
suS -R2
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[TEsTIMoSIAL or hEs. SARAH GOULD
Prof DEMrNz Two years ago my scalp became
diseased. aud my hair coUme3ced falling cut very
1-st Tho disease spread uHtll ny soap was onu COM
pie e sore the burning ED itching sensation was
insupportsbic. 4 would hrp'y remtdy aits- remedy,
wi b only momentary relief l consul ed sey raj
physici ans of this city l inform by them that
he d-esse with which IDS alp affecsfd was ths
AIT RheuIn, and tast they could nos bsnent ne. 1
read you- aGV. Iti4ement snd oScuted 10 consult
you You az -ur, d me thar you would Eradicate ths
disease aad restore my hair, which had bscomo yeiy
hin. with thai 'uralca placed myself in your
hands, aud the result is have luErTiant head q
hI'r; my scalp il perfectly we'll, and my hsir has
ceased TO fall out. Resp cituly, 1nu s.,
MRS SARAH GOULD.
No. If7 South Fsarl-st, albany, \. 7.
Itisa fact scknOwl-G ged by all who have used the
hair Kestorer and theii name Is Legion, tha5 IL Is
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 4rH, 1854
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture, Piano. GO.
AT AUCTION BT o. CUTTER & Son.
At hou Q Of John Shelly, 4Os EuOlid-st.

o. CUTTER 4 SON will seH on Thu. sdsy, FsbTua.
~ 4th commenc1g At 10 Oc Ock, at the residznte o
-, aTalty Eao No aOs Eucr IA -sr.. the
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN oP Roses is st hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOB TEE
ToorHACHB. For sale by Druggists. octb
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AUI
estRstes.
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VALENTINES

VALENTINES VALENTINES
Of every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hoffmsn's Block, near The Postofies.
ian %
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(now Pease's)
battery received their furlOughs yesterday
They have, many of them, left for thsil
homee
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DHzzBTKE-DE. 3. ?. Robinson, eiiee
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best nosn-
aer and at low price. dsozR27
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SAIE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room, nov25tf
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 259 Superior
Street. jAn28.
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FEBRUAKY MAGAZINES.


Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior Street. jan23
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SPEECH OF COL. KIMBERLY.

SIR: In behalf of my Regiment 1 thank
you fer the generous welcome you have ten
dered US here. It is especially grateful to
as because it comes from those whose good
opinion Is most prizsd-our friends at homo.
Two years ago, the Regiment left Cleve-
land two Thousand strong. The chances Of
war have diminished the numbers, but an
proud to say, not the spirit of the command,
Less than three hundred have returned. I
need not tell you where are the others of that
thousand nOW-their vacant places are in
many of your households, butin the fortunes
Of a thousand years a prOuder death could
not have fallen to their lot. The men before
you, and those among you who join US, will
carry our flag through the war, until no army
but tho army Of the Union exists in this
country, and on many days whom diseour-
agements are thick upon it, the regiment
shall gather fresh courage and new inspira-
ton for its task from the memory Of to-day.
You will not expect q speech from soldier.
Let the deeds OF the Regiment, when it has
gone again to the front, speak for the high
esteem you have expressed.
The speaking being now concluded, the
soldiers fill to, with gustO, upon the eata-
bles, the 4lst being "quartered" upon ore
long table, and the 29th "taking position"
/ opposite. The scene was one long to be re-
msmbered by soldiers and spectators. The
tabIes-tO use the cant rePOrtOrial phrase
" grOaned under their load Of good things"
We doubt If KirkWood or Ross ever set bet
ter table than this which the Cleveland Ia
dies had taken charge Of. Everything in
the victualling line was there in profusiOn-
cold roast and boiled fowls, and mssts Of all
kinds, pies, tarts, pickles, fruits, and all the
delicaciss and EubStantials that ep;cure OF
goUrmand could oovet. All these, too, were
served to the heroes Of Lookout by the fair
est of our Cleveland fair, whose bright eyes,
rosy cheeks, and graceful figures, as they
few back and forth IN their grateful labor,
added the magic of beauty to the busy scene.
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HOME Msnufacture-Parson's Inlmit2-
hIe CamphOraIed Dsntitrieo. sept23-R2
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THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1864.
Two Houses and lots,
AT AUCTION ION.....................BY o. CUTrER Sos

AT o. CUTTER 4 SoH
o, OUTER 4 son will sell on Thursday, Febru-
NY 18th, on the prem ses, the following described
property, viz:
HOUSE sND LOT 104 EUoLID-ST.
Two story Brick House. with Basement, well built,
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
Barn on same premises. Lot ~ feet front and 10
eet deep running through to Huron-St.
HOUSE AND Lor 106 EUCLID SF,
Two story Brick House, with Basement, well built,
Gas and Water, with fixtures Lot 29f feet frUnt and
ms iss { deep, running through to Huron'st-
TFRMs OF SALE One fourth cash at time OF sale )
balance in one, two and three years.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A II.
Bs4-For furtner particulars enquire Of Brayton 2
stockwell No. AtWAier Building, or Of o. Gu ter 8
Son, BsnE-St- lanly -
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SPEECH OF Q. V. PlLNER.

Col. KIMBERLY AND o 0FFIcERs AND SOLDIERS
OF THE 4lsT: In behalf Of the municipal au-
thorities of Cleveland, in behalf of your old
comrades here gathered, in behalf of the fair
women of our city, in behalf Of our citizens,
in behalf of all GLASSES of our community, 1
extend to you 4 hearty and cordial welcome.
The welcome we thus extend is not merely
because you went out from our particular
midst. We have, indeed, watched your
course with peculiar interest. Our hearts
have throbbed with a warmer glow as we
have read of your gallant deeds, because our
homes had so many representatives among
you. But we greet you thus warmly to-day
for sn additional and higher reason. You
are part of the great army Of the Republic,
which for more than two years has borne the
destinies of the nation through psrilOus
days to a triumphant issue. To no army
was ever such a precious trial, en-
brscing as we'll the glory, the integrity,
the existence Of the government, as the best
/ hopes Of man, committed no army ever
more heroieslly or glori0usly fulfilled their
sacred trust. 1t is fttin then, that all hon
or be given to the Representatives of that
| army, from what place soever they come,
fitting that the country, saved in all its fai;
proportions, saved for all its high destinie=,
should honor the living heroes with greetings
and oYauons, her gallant DEAD Win requiem
and monument. For this reason especially,
| and because ycu have borne so conspicuous
and gallsnta partin that noble army, we ss-
/ lutte and welcome you. I thank God, that
We may hope that your work is almost done.
As, at Lookout Mountain, through the
| opening smoke Of battle and clouds of heav-
en-, the ia of the FOrty-frst was first seen
crossing the summit in triumph SO, through
the parting riffs Of the clouds of battle and
adversity VIII ch have enveloped US, we catch
gl mpse above the region of storms in the
serene sky, of those SUBMITS of greatness and
glory which the Republic never yet attained
| near t. which and Gro siding up the ascend
ing slopes lea ling thither, is our gallant ar
my, bearing that starry banner, in the pas
the emblem ofhOps, in the future to bear in
its folls 8 new and heavy burden Of sscrif
ces, which, however, shall give it new lustr'
and sacrsdness. God speed the day, Wher
those SUBMITS shall be reached in victory
and peace.
In response Col. Kimberly spoke in sub
stance as follows:
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YusISxss z0T1GEs.

FLAGS AND BSNNE Isl
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWELL & CO.,
unzs;lg1 gil superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Roso Il FrsntIss' Provu,OB market R'-

E0se q FTelfIEs5 ProVIll0n llerEot NJ
port
The following are the rates charged by them
HHHh-SugAr- cured premium Hams, p b. ........l5e
Dried Heef-9l l25
tsgSufieFs-Sugar-cur y
s.sCor-sc Smoked Sides y fb-...-.-.. s-....-. nc
Eard-Prime leaf, kettle-rcnd'e ed in bbls 8 m-l3Ac
&" Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs = b.l53ec
PQrE-NO. mess y 2lOJ
Extra clear = sz1,OO
~ No extra charge made fcr packages or cartaee
10 railroad depOts boats. All articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled Our sugar-cuT ed Hams and
Eettls-rendsfed Lard took the first premium at the
late Chic State Fair. BOSE & PBLhIlSS1
nos. Ii2, l4 and lag Ontario-st., Cleveland.
iuiT4i128
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ID. W, GAGE,
licensed war CIaina Agent.

Collects Bountiss. Pensions, Back Fay Prize Money
aud other War Claims.
u-Prrsonsi Attention ig given 20 the Fro5scution
of 0sjr1s n Inc Departments st Washington.
nz-aU ve-zons having OaiEns should sppty IN Per.
.o1 or 6y LETTER at o1cs, and they VIII receive
rronip' d. W. GAGE,
o,tIs-R7s Iss Guperior-st., Cleveland, O.
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11SF ann lot FOR SAFE.

~ -sitra'ed oa Hunting on-st., near Sarder,
second lot rom co ner OF 50 feet front snd 70 eel
dssn Trnuing foan alley House tEo storl g. con-
tsi5,,g four large rooms alsO, closets, &C with
Tood vo d he'd sttsched. Barn and oth9y outn1iia-
- ~ rrsfIisss ri e, sI4Ol, cas1 tor turthsT
asficr ars enc ire Of PeteC Walters, SoF
Guuffurtnn lau@s-Lsy
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried II
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidots in all cases. 7rtmbuH Dem
oe-Gt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25Cts.
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e. e. BRUCE.
n1crnsrn rr..1nr orFIUEs

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, W1sHINaTos, y, g. g.
No. LyTnsn's Block NO. 44S MINI St'
Near the Ceurt House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
sIO0 Bounty
dus discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dreu. and rightfuI heirs ofall deceased soldiers
also
PENSIONS
TO which every discharged soldier oHas dis-
,blediu the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
ior soIdiers' widows, children mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are seTerally entitled IN
aer the lsW. Also,
Back Fay
due discharged soldiers or resigned oaeere'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Nouev due enlisted three months men
money due teamsters, and every other class OF
clstus growing out of this or any other way.
We also pay special attention to
, PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AEeHEs who
are not Licensed.
We publish "TBE SoEDIER's FHIEEDs" paper
o much interest 70 soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name aud stamp, snd we viii send
aeopy free, or twelve copies, one eseh month,
for Is cents
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfter we have &C
comnlished what We undertake.
septic O. 8. BRUCE.
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FINAE CEAIs

y. z. MONEY AIARKET-Feb. 3.
IBT gEIEGRAPH.I
1T0ney-market easier with fair demsnd att 2
stsTiias Exehange-Market firm. Sales at lT2H
8l73 -
and closed dull at 5s1
GSSvsrnmonI stooNs-Msrke: better.
United States likes Of 1881, coupons
United States Skies of 1851, registered lUo
SeVen-Thirty Treasury
One year y
United States Skies Five wenties...--.-..-lO3'a
state stocks
Tenue- see SiLeH...... .........---.. ~
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E%Agsnt for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds
% %Uneurrent Funds converted st Low
est Rates. feb1
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R,Y. Stock mARKEF-Feb' 3.
FB1FuAaRAPH.I

Business of the .Sab-Treasury.
The business Of the sub-1reasury at New York
Tuesday was as follows:
hecelp
Payment : =
.-.sssss-s-----+-'.' D is>-IsSA
Tho receipts for customs was $4,000.
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MUSICAL WORLD.

-
1874 FEBRUARY. 1894
The western Musical World!
FEBRUARY NO. NOW READY,
containing the beautiful Ballad arranged expressly
for the "Western Musical World entitled
Mother, is the Battle Over?
Besides this charming Song, the February number
Is filled with tie following Interesting
CON TENTS;
The Trzg gss iAn's Trunk,
Marrisgs Of LisiE,
Answers to Correspondents
Entertaining Editorials,
aqseV New z organ nSIlii In Cleveland,
eottschalk to Chiekering s3nsi s.,nh,.
Special Corrsspondenes from PM AdelphiA'
Musical Gossip at Home and Abroad,
Glees. A Choice Budget Of Fun, &C., ao
TERMs-One Copy per rsnAuu.....-..............s Se
Single Copies s. ior q Sals at ali New: DsPOi;
EEThe "Wsstera Musical World" Is published
/ the first OF every month, each number containing
/ from two TO four pages OF
CHOICE NEW MUSIC,
Vocal and Instrumental, thus giving subscribers
/ over three dollars worth OF ths
Very Best Music Published
for Fifty Cents. Besides this, our eoums are Allied
with entertaining reldiIg matter, original and Sc
| iected, cousistiagOf
| MUSICAL TALES. sPErIAL CORREsP0ND-
| ENUE, OBI0ISAL STORIES, GOSSIP,
from all parts Of the world, Sc; formiog complete
record Of Musical events As lhsy occur, No person
| Interested in Music can sffJrd TO be vithsut the
WESTERN MUS jCAL WORLD,
And the very lev subscription pr!ee Of
Only Fifty Cents a Year.
fully justifiss this Publishers Ia expecting Evsry Nh
| sical Person to substribe-
~AFents are desired to extend the circulation o.
the "WestsTn Musical World" in tYery town.
| EEAT communications thsuld be addressed TO thi
| PubIishsrs T. BbAINARD 3 co.,
| iab2s-43I 203 Saperior- ct, Cleveland o.
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HAIR RESTQRER.
DROFESSOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOTeF
DISEASES oF TIE SCALP.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
Tho skill of tho medical faculty in treating dissa
sas the sclp has 10 msj TIty Of cases been ba
hed by tins mo. peculiar disease 0f the human frame
iC T. not TO be wondered at, It requires great
study, deep ressarlh and careful invest CATION O.
aus, is di-cosered it Is IN utter imp0sieiiiy t.
eradicate the dissase and ettcs permanent cute--
Diseases of the scalp haze been prOhOunced hIcur2.
BIZ by some Of the NEST eminent pl ysiciaDs. nave
devoted years OF study to T. peculiar part OF the h
mAn frame, and am satisfied that pJsssss
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7 OST-OE SUNDAY AFTEeEoO I,
I fbetwaan the Angler aad American hoGse, =
hisck Pocket Book marked with the own PTS ln'-
iiais- K X ooataining between so and So. any
me seturnine the sam 20 the Leader ONCE VIII oe
IFharaIlv r,s,Ea ded. l3LuLJ-l9o
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WANTEn To RENT.-A sMtLL
w st5re IN superi r st, one with god light
Address giving terius, l5ceton, ete.s - 7 siOln G
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Receipts nj Toledo.

Receipts nj Toledo.
The receipts Of Flour, Wheat, and Cora, At Toledo
on Tuesday last, were as follows:
tlOuri DDlH 80
HneaL- Du1n.
DOrnr BUSH
Oats bush
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
January %:
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TMPIRE MINING COMPANY

N The annual msetinz Of the Shareholders in Ihs
a5ovs Oomplby, will Ls held at the otnee Of U. A.
Eead Co., Cleveland, ohio, hagch lsr., 1851, at
os.lorE p n l.. W. FUkD. To-
faT . Isg Secretary.
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The Only Preparation
that would eGsctually and permanently restore the
hair to those that R-e bG,e and
Prevent the Hair from Falling off
The large and rapidly increasing sae Of the Resto-
the strong evidence OF To. manifold Denehs
il " cobferring up0n the Humsn Family.
The contideuce OF the puhlic his peen obtsinedi
and they all u Jite ia Its and -
Superiority Over All Other Preparations
ever INTRODUCED. do not recommend my presArA-
non 70 cause IT to grow six feet IN treble many
mouths, as it is simple iWp Jssibiiity, and tofaly
inc Jnsis with the avs Cf Natur3- 80 thO>e thst
- optical and incredulOuB, vii make bona hde
oisr:
I Will Forfeit 81, 900
Zone Thorsand Dollsrs) II PAIL TO cure the worst
Gas Of partial badness uLder fifteen years stand
ing, with the
GENUINE HAIR REsT0RER.
B.-Curts guaranteed IN every case where the
directions for use are imp icitly obeysc.
Prot. e. A. DEMUNN,
So g Proprietor,
EEo. % 0ran gs-St, Albsuy, new York.
RB-SoId by Druggists generally. Price 81 90 per
bottle or six botiles IOr IS 20. If your Druggists
have not got t send for &c. janis S2dSw
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TO LET.

ITO LET.-3O AND .4TH Floors, 40
z4O feet, Of Brick Building on superior-St.I
fronting, sso c. 0. 0. Railroad. A nrst rate loea-
ton for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied By Parish 8
Knight, Coppersmith SHOP, IN rear Of AtEater
Building, two stories, 2sxao teet-
decsO JNO. q. JENNINGS, Agent.
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TNGINE FOR SALB.-A SECOND
- hane Engine for saio, eight horae FoWeL WIZ
g S5id cheap lor 4ash- Apply 4. the LoS1sr .nes.
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NnTIcES.
TOHN MORANS FSTATE-No

TICS is hereby given thatthe subscriber has been
appointed and aided as Administra or Of the es-
tsts OF John Moran, dece1sed, late Cleveland, de-
ceased Tjan2g-l351 ISAAC COWFER-
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w AN T e d!
Fractional Certificates c. c. sc. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. INPsT. COUPONS
Canada Money,

BY E.B. HALE, BANKER,
III sEpsrior-st,
, 1864-09-30
10 !ro11tract1rs,


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