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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

RAILROAD AcoIDKET.-EEGIEEER KILLED.
We were informed last night, but at too
late an hour to learn the full particulars, of
an accident which happened last Saturday
on the lower river division of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road (~between WeIlsYille
and Wheelingb which resulted in the death
Of engineer Walter Chisholm; of this city.
Our informant states that two freight
trains, coming round a bend in the road,
collided. The engineer vas pitched under
the tender of N of the engines, and had
both legs broken. He was SO horribly
scslded by wster from the bursted boiler,
that he must have been killed almost in
Etsntly. He was 8 very young man, and
HEsA4AnlkEeeahank atnaat. near tina Rolling
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Daily Review Of the Cleveland whole

sale Market.
"WEDNESDAY EvEH1Eo, Msy 81, 1855.
FreIgbts-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
Ntsam) and Rail from this poIt to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are five cent higher.
To New York.-First olsss Sl,E7; Second class:
Sl,OO; Third elAss &c Fourth class: 500. Flour,
SI.OO; Wool, Si,T5.
To Bost,n.-F nt class: sl,sS Second class:
500; Third clA1s: sse Fourth class 55c. Flour,
s1,1e. Wool $3.50.
FIour-Duli, and without sales to-day except
10 retail lots. We quote for round lots at s7,O19
7,2B for Xxx red Ss,OOgs,25 for Xxx white.
Whea1-Ths demand Is limited to choice grades
or milling, which are firm and better. Sales to-day
Of 0 cars No Toledo red ct s1,6O
COrn-DulI Prime Il held At 62a63e; Reject
ed nominal as Soc. No sales reported to-day.
OntsAouiet, but hrmer. HsIdsrs after New
York report asking 55@66e We heard Of no sales.
Rye-So sales reported and market nominal.
Rarley-Inactiys and nominal.
POrk-Jn moderate trade demand at $685. 90 for
city packed NESS and S3O,O 90 for do clear.
LaFd-In moderate request at $4,000 for city
rendered 10 tierOes ana kegs. country made selling
in 3 small way at i6c.
Smoked Meats-Fair demand and steady for
Clg ~ LEAAa ~ 1T AoAlONAlB AnAIc1s GukAN=
cured hams $50 for canvsssed and 20 for uncsn
vAssed plain hams zoe bacon 1sc shoulders Ice
dried beef lgc for cAnVAsssd and Is for uncanVassed.
MeAs BeeE-ssning in = snail Esy At $500
for city packed. ..glB
R~ufteE-Dull and dropping. Quoted st 2o92Se
for good to choice Westem Reserve; l591sc for
Central.
EgEs-In fair request at RO9s1c.
Cheese-In good steady demand for new W. R.
dairy, and easier. We quote at l2%916e for fair
to prime.
HtEhwInes-The market rules dull, and Ee
bear Of no transactions, but holders are very firm
ct s2.O5.
AIcOhOI-Asrkst firm and better. Held at
S4,l094,l5 for 90 per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
% 2O92,2S. Cologne Spirits, sS per cent, s4,s5.
PetrOlsum-Ths market "a quiet and steady
At TO9T9c for refined.
Dried Apples-Ths market Is dull At sasHe.
Dried Peaehes-Unpeelsd held at 3Oe. No
peeled In market.
Lake Fish-1n good request and steady. Sales
IS half bbls 10. l Whifehsh at 1915; 50 half bbII
No. / Picksrsl at $500 40 half bbls Herring ST
S076i 20 half Rbls No. TrVVt $40
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TIE SEoLEE sLoOP.-The Buffalo Courier
states that Deputy Sheriff Sullivan arrived
in that city on Saturday afternoon from
Cleveland, having in charge 4 man named
Perkins, who sole sloop from Charles
LRnklir, of Buffalo. 1t also says that "of-
fcer Sullivan received the courteous CO.
operation os Marshal Schmitt, Of Cleveland
in the performance of his duty, and fur
thermOre, that s Mr.. stager of that city,
whO had purchased the boat for 500 sup
posing it to be from ~sandusky, and had
paid $40 as payment, promptly surrender.
dit to the owner, who accompanied Mr..
Sullivan. Perkins is in jail, and will pro-
badly have an abiding place in this State,
free Of cost, for a term of years."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

The laying of the corn r. stone Of the Mount
Zion Congregational c iurch. VII take pace on
Thursday ate rnccn, June 1st at s o'clock. The
members Of all the difsreGt churches are invited
IN Ia present on that occasion. The church is
being raised on Fri, street. In the evening. Mrs.
q F. Mitchell, Of New YORK, assisted ty Prof
Long. orzanist OF the second PresbJ teiian Church.
will give q eraUd Concert for tbs benefit OF this
church. Prof J. A Ihome will g so deliver =
short ado ress. Doors open at 7 O'Clock; concert
to CONNER CO at s O'clock Admission 90 cents
mysls GEORGE sAHPsoN. stage Manager
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FRE.--About eight O'Clock last night 8
fire broke out in the engine room of Messrs.
Backus and Williams coal oil refinery, at
the junction of Literary street and MRho-
ming Railroad, Brooklyn, just under the
camp. 1t is situated outside of the city
limits, and as little or no water could be
obtained, and as the ground around the re-
fnery is marshy, Engineer Hill deemed it
insdvisabIe to take the steamers over there.
The loss is about $50, 900. Insurance, $40
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THAKKs.-We are under repeated obligs-
tons TO A. j. Hawks for New York papers
in advance Of the mails. Mr.. Hawks keeps
all the latest eastern, western and souther n
papers constantly on hand, together wit h
the periodical literature of all kinds, and q
good selection of books, and a choice lot 'of
etceteras. Give him a call.
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Cleveland, May 10Th, 1865. ~ 4

RIxovLL.-On the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1856 Bank street,
will be removed to 14l Superior street, m
der the Weddsll House, (the store now Oc-
cupisd by N. E. Crittenden therefore .ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with a cal,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west Of New York oitgs >
. Nor 4 HIIeHT.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The capital little do
nestle drama Of "Self" was given to a
fair house, for the third time, last evening.
We lave spoken at length concerning tn g
piecs and its performance, and need only
say that its rendition last night was up 10
She full high-water mark of merit.
The dancing st the close was graceful,
elegant and unique.
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AUCTION SALES
RIDAY, JUNE %, 1866.
GaOn FURNIFURE. &c.

AT AUCTION----------BT o. CUTTER / SON
D. Gutter . ron viii sell on Friday, June %,
co menciBg at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, 1T the rngieF
Hous=, q lot Of good Furniture. &C, (belOnVipg 30
private m u, consisting Of MshogsnF Bureaus,
DO Tete-a Tets, 90 hair seat Chairs, DO Arm UbaTs.
do O-ntre TabieA, do Book Case, Mahogany and
French Bedsteads, Wan stands, Work Stands,
Rocking Chair, lining Tables, best quality Par
Mattresses, Brusssls and lngrain Carpets, White
Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Clocks, Lamps, good
Croekery ard Glassware. Coal and Wood Stoves.
Also, one Stewart stove, with l~urniture in com
plsts o der
House open at s O'Clock on morning OF sale
Purchasers will be required to pay for and re.
move their articles from the house BY 4 O'Clock on
day Of sails.
Tsrms-OAsh, Bsnksble Funds, at time of sale.
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No Paper.

To-day being set apart by Proclamation
of the President of the United States as q
day of humiliation and prayer in memory
of the death of President Lincoln, no paper
will be issued from this Office this afternoon
or tomorrow morning.
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PROFESSOR FITzeERALD.-On motion Of
Hon. F. T. Bsekus, the above gentlemen
was yesterday admitted to practice in tlae
United States Court for the Northern Dill B.
trict of Ohio. The Professor has been 8
member of the bar for ten years, having
been admitted to the Supreme Court of t. Ie
State in the year 1855.
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BUFFALO -MAKKET--Msy 81.
IEI TELseRAFH.l

EIOur-Dul
Wheat-luae,ive; held above the views Of
buyers.
OOTn-Fitm st 7Oa7le for No. ] mixed, closing
dull
Oats pul At rec.
BaTley-Dul; Canada 81 05al 10; western 7to.
Whtsky-Salss Al s. %
GanAs freigTsfs UrchaDgeA-
LHke Im~pOrts--Four l2,793 bbls, wheat
102 25T bu, CO. u Hose, oats so 627, barley Il $50
Canal sNpOrts-Flour 401 bbls, Wteat 49,
go bu corn ~, o, oats PATIO
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Pic-Nje.-Ths sOci-ty OF SpiIituaiiats VIII hold
a Pic mic 10 East c eve and on the grounds Of tns
East Cleveland Railroad Company, on Thursday
the lst Of June. Member Of the soeiety. with
their friends, are cordially invited There viii Be
speakiOg on the grounds BY Mrs. su'y A. Hutehin-
ron, Of New Hampshire and others Car VIII
leave the Park st lOK A. NJ, precise 3.
mv3n.gt TIE OOGMITTEE.
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NV ADVERrIsEMEN 5.

Academy Of Musie-self and . psni.h Dances.
Justice, Bateman 4 Co.-Wool Brokers.
Tayl oF, Grisvold & Co Housekeeping Goods
8. A. Fuller a 90 Straw Goods, &C.
J. E. az I. IRgsrsOll-Attorneys.
n. T. Color Ogdensburg.
b h. LittIs-Horses for Sale
John Aysr-Engine aud Boiler for Sale.
Is Walnut ct For Rent.
D. 8 oTitohley-Csnvassers Wanted.
Top Buggy at A~uction-Local Notice.
O.. Cutter & son-LocAl Notice.
Pianos at Auction-LOoal Notice.
~Found-Poiutsr Dog.
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To mock the expectation Of the world:
To f~rustrsts prophesiss; and to Tazs ont
yrs Rotten opinion. who hath writ me down
After my seeming, to be past recovery"
From that fell destroyer, oatAFTh, but by the Ju-
dieiOus use Of DE-. D. q. seelys's Liquid Ostsrrh
Rsmsdy, l stand here In the enjoyment of perfect
health, py2siRs
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!. n ~ood lead Pine, snita.

A large lot OfgOOd Lead Pipe suitable
for plumbers' use also, marble top corner Wash
stand. and fixtures, Bath Tuts, shower-b4Ih
heads Doors, shelvinE, Lumber, &c ais, one
iron water-hearsr, (of 6 n barrels eapAcity) viii
he soId in front Of o Cutts' q Sons Auction r ON,
No. 1874 Bank street, on Saturday, Juns 50, at 2
O'Clock P N. Also, a la 60 lot Of Household tur
nitnr junlaI5
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DYEINC.
EREpERTOK OYRIAX.

i
French Fancy steam Dye Works an6
Cleaning establishments
BeITidere Farm, Fast Cleveland, and
96 Seneca Street.
OFFIoz-IN Senecs ST., Cleveland, o.
Imesn to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSU II
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort TO give sat.
Bfnction.
I call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to ths
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Rs-dYeing Of msds-up GarnentL
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Az{ IGS AND EAIE WOkh
w. D Y's EEE ESfABbEsNaESS,
EEH IAa0asE IN III sTATE
o. via RsEiA1 $50 uaD.Es' BaIR usEF9IEsI
% PUBLIC SQUARE.
BAnufsosuEsr q al kinds Of WIGS, issIuSias
The eslebratsd
WIG.
that 50 resembles nature e. 70 dsfy sha .sfosss
s~orutily. A FeFy large aud beautiful EaooF 81
LONG Hail. % ought By the proprietor iron
Europs, for 5#1lGHkS and BRAIDs-ths fnaIf
EusortneIB sF5s assa a this city.
ladies' EF08s Pieces and H1lfsWiHs,
In sEsly ssyA, With all improvements,
BEcs OF OURLS, nsSs NON Frsneh HstursI
Cufisd Hair tR1ara1ssodl
HUGEEH DOUBLE md TRIPLE BOWB
WATERFALLS, 40,
9ede By ths advertiser, squaI 70 thosa imported.
ladies' Braids mads into any kind Of Hsad-DrssB
oPBoN without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSIH9 IN tie usosfusTaI
1gand faahi0nabls stylaa.
An work warranted - rspasssntal,
HOI and GOLD MATES ct Al hourE. aeas1
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF

ENTERED-...--MSYSI 81.
Stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit.
Prop New YORK, MonrO. DuDkirk
Prop Portsmouth, Hewett, Buffalo
Prop Comet, Gaylord, Green Bay
schr Miami, Pennington, Hougbt0n
schr Iron ides, Anderson, MaTquette
sehr New London, Lan plh. Copo-r HarbOr
echr miranda, kaInsdell, Bay lily
Rohr Sylph. Henderson, Bay City
s-hr Annette, HssEins, Burweli
Schr Eureka. Mslotf, KinRsyile
~ch MAJ flower, HeRkirr, Rowan
Sohr Seaman. Flood. Detroit
Scow Con vellO, Pc Ow, Sandusky
OLEAREp~-.-.----MAT 81.
stmr Oitv Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detrois
Prop Comet, Gaylord, Buffalo
Prop POr smouIh Hswett. Toledo
Prop New YORK. Monra. Tol-do
Prop Northern Lisht Muieh. Cnt0nagOn
: hr J3hu Fibbitts, nishrow, BumaIo
Schr Zousvs, Russell, Bondeau
Schr J L Gross. Morgan. Marquette
schr Mary A fankin, KiDsky, BnfaiO
eeow ConsuallO, PeroW, Ciint-n
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SUPPLIES WANTED FOR THE SOLDIERS HONE.
The friends of the soldier in city and
country are earnestly requested to send in
TO the Home, supplies of fresh vegetables
lettuce, asparagus, plain cakes and pics,
butter, eggs, cheese, pickles, souerkrsut,
&c. From this time the Home will be
crowded with returning sOldiers-many Of
them sick and disabled, and all must have
hospital care. All gifts for the Homo may
be- left at the Aid Society Rooms, No. SO
Bank street., or carried directly to the
Home at the Depot. Any n desiring to
visit the Home will be cordially received.
We invite all to call and satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be well
appropriated. sOLD1ERs' AID SOCIETY,".
IS Country papers please copy.
Cleveland, May 29th. 1855.
m~sySO:217.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURI FLOURl FLOURIA AT Re
IL DUCED PRICES@,OO0 bbls fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very choice brands Of Red
and White Whsat. suitable for family or bakers
use, for sale at Warehouse, l97 MeFWin 1t. Gro
earymsn, Bakers and others in want will consult
heir own interests BY examining our stock.
spl4 GARDNEB. BURT& 90.
HOWINY, CRACKED WHEAT,
Corn RaaI- SALTS PdzlIPa.ri
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AMUSEt IL eNTS
4 OADEMY OF MUSIC.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dross Circle and Parquetts 50 oents; Secured Seats
20 Dress Circle, IS cents; Family Circle, 80 cents;
Gallery, % cents Private Boxes, Us and 81
Single seats in PRIVATE Boxes. 81.
EB Colored persons will, undsr no cireumstan-
ees, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton OF the house, save the Gallery. Admission 86o.
Doors open At I. Curtain rises at 8.
Grand COMEDY BILL
In which 81 the Coined ans appear, In connection
with the celebrated spaLish pAncers. Comedy,
Song and Danoel laugh LauIhl Lrughi
This CThursdsy) evening, June Ist, the enter
tainmenI Will with the S-aet Comedy OF
PAUL Ply.
After which, the Patriotic POEM called the
SLEEPING bENTIN NE by Mr.. Evelyn Evans.
GRAND OUBUR DANCE, bV
SIGNOkITA AND sIGNoR ZIMEHE3.
To roneiude with the row and successful Farce
A SOLDIER kEDA sAILoR, A Tinker AND
l# A TAILOR
In rehearsal, THE Romance cf a Poor Young
Mao" ''Ihe sea u lee, and sThe Husband Of
NV Heat" .
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EMIss RANSOM, Portrait Painter. Room
Il, Northrop and Hsrrington's Block. Open
from 2 till 5 P. NJ, daily. junl:225
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Two secondhand Pianos viii be sod st
tie Auction Room Of D. Cutter 3 Son, No.Is4 BAtk
street, on Saturday June Sd, at 2 O'Clock pre-
c,.elv. jun':2l5
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BOLD ATTEMPT OF BURGLARS Il ROBBERS.
On Friday night last the residence of a
Mr. Carver, who lives near the village of
Dalton, Wayne county, was entered by
robbers, who came fully armed, and on
meeting with some resistance from q young
man who occupied one of the upper rooms,
stabbed him in ak places. DR.. Harley, of
Dalton. was called 10 see him, and at first
thought his wounds would prove mortal,
but he has rallied considerably, and msy
recover. While this fight was taking place
up stairs, one of the robbers was taking
care of the old gentleman down stairs, but
made a miscalculation, as the old gentle
man took care of him, and, with the assist
ancs of his wife, bound him up in ropes
enough to tie half g dozen men, and on
Saturday took him to Wooster and lodged
him in jail. The others escaped. On Sun
day a man named Chris. Snyder was ar
rested as an accomplish. It is supposed
there were three OF them.
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OIL Factory for Sale--The subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated. compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. b.
nIavaInnh Yah. "a. lSRh. Lsblh:rl5L
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Loan.
NOTICES.

Nee Top Buggy will be sold at Auction
by o. Cutter 4 Son, on Saturday Jane 3D. at !
O'Clock P. NJ in front of their Auction Room no.
1s4 Rank street. Ell ~jun1:215
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JUNE 30. 1866.
Valuable BalldIrg Lots on Case
Avenue ana hl man street,

AT AUCfION---------..BY o. CUTTER son
a. Gutter a Ton will sell On Saturday, Ma 9th.
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ on the premises, 81 valuable
Building ots, f6Outing on Case avenue and Lyman
street Said Lots sr- iOrty (i0l feet front BY 40 %
1bs feet in depth. The whole 10 be sold without
any reserve whatever, presenting q fine cpportuni
y for mechanics aud others TO purchase good
building lots at their own prices, AS THEY mus (
BE s0uD. Maps ofths Lots can be E en- At our
Auction Room, No. 134 Bank street..
Terms Of sale-0as.lhird ca cash in hand. bal.
ance in l and 2 years, with inter st annu lily.
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CHICAGO ARzET--Eay 81
by Telegraph

ETUIT--IEHTTg
Wheaf-Qui { ard destined 2a2%o. ssles at
81 21<aI 70 for No. 1; 81 l3aI "A No. Q.
~COEn-Firm. Saes at 60ssle for No. l; 6a55%
for No. 2; 47a49e fv rejected
SsRtE-Firm a. sac for No. !:
Htghvgines-InsetiV and nominal.
PrOVisiOns-Qaist and hrm. Mess Pork S2Sa
SO 90; prime mess SIS 90.
Reecipfs-Flour, 4,6no bbls; wheat $500 bu;
corn. 9F.OaO; Oafs AGO..
ShipmenIs-s,6OO bbls Aour; $4,000 bu wheat;
5LO00 ORR, oats none.
Freights- Steady.
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&. B. HALF, Banker,
AND
8. GOVERNMENT Loan AGENT,
III superior ST.
Subscriptions reosived to the
I s-IO PER GENT. AND I0-40 NATIoEAi

LOAN.
ICoumission allowed to Subsorbers.l
HTU. g. Bonds Of 1881, s Sps, lO-4U's, Treasury
Notes and all other Governments seourities pur-
chased and for sAla on the most fAyOrabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold At best rstus, Deposits received and Col
lsctions mads At sill sccessib e Points. Uncurrsnt
funds oonTarted IT lowest rats. Revenue stamps
g,r..Ia ~
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astt-stsady. Fiss ss.lO. Coarse and Ground
Solar s2,i5.
Heps-Firm. New York State 45950c, aocorda
ing to quality Ohio 25930o-
4aiS-steady. BAriey Malt held at $40 per
buBhel.
EFa aue Paysar-Hsrkst stsady. We 1uosa
~ onoWss Present uss AZ Ale SO; Stock Xxx
$500: KsnRsst $500; Pale Cream jill; Porter
- Hat snd quarter barrels IN PROPORTION
water Ifme-OsWego and Akren held at
S22'.
Esaabar-"PoEslrI' land plaster 81 90 FER
an
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Banks CLOSED The Banks and Bankin 8
Offices Of the city wifi be closed to-day.
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LOCAL NOTICE.

FOR tie lrmy, for the Navy, and for
avery One
The world Is 80 Inundated now with medicines OF
every description, which are warranted cures for
every known and unknown species Of diseases, thas
tho sufferer finds IL a mosi impossible to distinguish
between good and bad. Some Of these wonderful
fluids profess to eprs every eompllint known to The
MatsriA Med ca, in speaking Of HoEtet4r's Bit
tiers, We refer to AprspGrAtiOn which limits itsslft to
one department of the bOdy-the ssomaeh-the ir-
rsgula titles and di,otdsFs OF which it not only
claims to cure, but does. It's reputation has be-
come worldwide, and Fl N tn Psciho to the At
lsntie, in both hemisphere, end ia every latitude
and zone, it is know and employed as a remedial
agent.
Persons Who have been repeat, diy deceived. per-
haps, cannot be convinced that Hos,etisr's Blttsrs
will effect sure, Tapil AMI permanent cures. But
this assertion is Confirmed by testimonial letters
from the most dissingui,hed men in the country
All who have once used these Bittsrs keep them
now by th,ir sifo as a safeguard, believing that
tan ounce Of prevention Ia bett-r than a pound o (
cure.'
Tbs digestive organs which have been violated
and rO,trsted by sK' ss I've or Irregular indulgsn-e
ofsp0e lite, will Re restored to their normal cont
dition by the uss Of this wonderful medicine
Boston TrareEer. my2s.22sdlw
Auction sale POsIPOn~ment.-The sale
OF thirty ne Building Lots on Cass avenue and
Lyman street. to have beeI s)ld at auction by o.
Cutter a Son on Saturday, Nay 9th, is unavoida-
ably pos'Pooed until Saturday, June Sd, at zo'eloek
P. NJ. See advertisement. myZT:2I3
Lambs Knitting haehine.-GESrus
TRUHPHAST.-The creates! invention Of the age.
NsrrOWs the toe, knits the heel, complete in one
piece. VIII do all that It is prOmised TO DO in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. y.
JOHNSON, 2Osuperi0r 1t, Cleveland. my27:ZIs
H. -. Y E--For 4 safe and eertsin sxtermi-
major ofBats and Mica, use RAIDERS Ready Rat Re-
lief. Sold wholesale and retail by
G. ". CLARK,
ll9 Superior street.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
my3O:qi7 1913 Superior street.
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L. V. PIERCE & Cove call attention to
the advertisement in another place, of L.
V. Pierce & Co, 173 Superior street, (uP
~ssairs). They are agents for the sale of
pianos, melodeons and organs. The best
piano they offer to the public is that of S.
Drecker & Co., which has as fine tone as
the famous Steinway instrument, and has
the advantage of that in price. They have
all styles of this instrument, and at every
price.
A still cheaper piano is that made by
Conrad NarvesOn. It is an excellent in
strument.
They have also the celebrated Mason and
Hamlin Cabinet Organ, which is the best
organ on q small scale known.
They are happy to have people call upon
them at their rooms TO examine their in
strumsnts. Those desiring to purchase q
first rate piano, melodeOn, or organ would
do we'll to give them a call.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

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