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"NELLY's HosP1rAL. The o. s. Sanitary
Commission have reprinted, in pamphlet
form, Louisa n. Alcott's admirable story of
Eelly's Hospital" published in "Our
Young Folks" We are glad to see new
strength put into the wings of this little
paper, thatit may fly far and wide.
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Seven-Thirty Loan.
LOCAL NoTIOEs.

CIeveIand UniversaIIst sOeIety.-Th r
will be special me-ting of shis Society at Tenn
psFanee Hall, ls4supsrior street, Sunday morning
at the usual hour Of nesting All that propose at
t, n4bg the sesion Of the UniseTsallst State Con
Venticn that c0nveaes At wiI,oughby. the Ist Of
June, eOntinuinE four dsgr, are requested to at-
tend. a my2o:2II
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CoRA JANIS ONCE MoRt-THREE TIHEs
AND OUF.-We have already noticed the
fact that Cora James, 0lairyoyant MI
who has been stopping at the Forest City
House several days, was arrested, week
ago, on the charge of arson, tried in the
Police Court, and discharged on lack of
evidence, &c, &c. It is also known that a
tslegram from St. Louis officials wss receiv-
cd the day of her trial, announcing that
their agents would arrive here the same
evening and transplant said Cora TO St
Louis. But it turned out that said
officers were detained in st. Louis
by the absence of the Secret ~ of
State from the city, whose signature must
needs be attached to the Tequisition they
bore. Meantime Marshal Sehnlitt was no.
tilted 70 keep an eye on COra's movements,
and prevent her escape. An officer was &C :
cordingly detailed to watch near her room
Thursday night and yesterday. She made
several attempts to esca~e from the hotel,
even trying TO bribe the waiting Daids ofthe
house TO assist her. BsiIled in these efforts,
she grew exceeding wrOth at the policeman
and made the air sultry with billingsgate.
curses and osths. Core is spirituslist.
The spirits Whet her eyes so sharp, she
penetrGtes the body and discerns the sub
tIest ailments, and treats them-for a con-
sideration. The policeman thinks she has
no communication with heaven. If any
spirit whispers in her ear, it must come
| from nsdir, and not frOm above. She talked
fearful. Boil down the speech of canslsrs
and circusmen, get the clear juice of their
rant, and you have not approximated to
the concentrated quality of her talk. And
her personal appearance was worthy the
pencil of the artist Of the Police Gazette
Of large, muscular figure, stern gray eyes
she dofTed her wig Of curls, and fumed ID
closely shaven pate. o Temporal o Mores.
She was spectacle for gods and men.
Yesterday afternoon Marshal schmitt re-
cslved telegram from James Cot,, Mar.
shsl of st. Louis county, Mo-, dated the
18th, at Columbus, announcing that he
would be hero to-day for C. James. He hsl
been detaine sometimein the Capital city
By the absence of Governor Brough aud. d.thi
Secretary of State, whose signatures wer'
needed on his requisitiOn.
In view of the shameful, not 70 say dis
reputable, obscene and blssphemous ran
of this spiritualist, the Marshal ordered he
to be arrested last night, and locked up il
the City Prison. This was done in spite o
her protests and intellectual elamOr. ShI
will have the pleasure Of meeting MaIshs
Cof, of 81. Louis, to-day. -
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PHRsoHAL.--The steamer City of Glove
land brought down from Detroit the fol-
lowing civil and military gentlemen Of
Michigan, yesterday morning. Governor
Grape, Lieutenant GOEsEpor Grosvenor
General Robertson, General Pittmaa, Col
Jerome, Col. DickersOn, Col. GrosYenor, W.
J. Baxter, Esq, J. B. Carpont sr, Esq. They
soon lsfI over thee. 4 P. Raj Irosd, en- rokte
for Washington, to see the q and review of
the armies next week, and look sfssr .4hs
Michigan troops. A special 4car Was given
the diRtipsp spishsd party, i1s7 s.HJ -lss'os Ia
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

PeFsOuRI.-H Miss l.. A. W., Dress m. .ksr. is
in the city, she will nd letter at this office fsOm
old friend she corresp1nded with two years ego,
and will ObIgs by sending her adSrfs 10 this Office
within eight day IS, TO sa1hen. mylt;.I2
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nUFFALo MAaKET-.nay. 10

BuEFALSD MABAET..-mRY ID
[BT rELEsRAPH.l
FfOur-Demand mCGerse
VgIleat-F.r a. Held At 81 IS for No. NIL
wsrkes svring; 81 % f.r choice do; wsite Bichi-
gan sI S5. r ..-f ...H t....t. - E
COrn-dors active. Mixed 5Os5Sc. Opening
with fair demand ard clos ng quilt.
Oais-Fi mer.l Sa e. on the spot at $50 and to
arrive next week (! 90 Hs
IBarIey-Nominal.
RSe-Qniet. t --
Whisky-Buil. r.u .-4
Canal FreIghis-To New York, wheat IA,
co. n l2c, oats So. To Albany, oats 6k
Lake ImpOrts--Flonr IL 695, wheat 5, 400
corn $500 bu. ..i o.. Il. -l44
Canal Ezports-FlOur q 90 bblsi corn II, GAO
oats 4s $50, rye 500.
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SENTENCED = Cowell, the murderer Of
FreadWell, the Hudson banker, who was
convicted this week, was sentenced, We'd
nesday, TO be hung on Friday, July Tth.
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OsWKaO s1ARKEF. nay 10.

hH TELEGRAPH.
PIOuF-UnchaDged and in good demand. Sales
at ST % for No. spring. 81 90 Tor red winter s. Is
for white; 50 O0XX.
WheaE-QuieB.
Other grains nominal. t...r .H d
There is no reeeiP BY lake, owing to unfaTCr-
able W nds-
Shipped by RAI.road-0E bbls -four, 9,lOO bu
when.
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ITOH. WHIsAFON'S
ITOII.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure thu Itch in 4s hours-alSO cures Salt
Rhsun, Ulcers. ChilblAinS, and all Eruptioas Of
the Skin. Pries 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, VIII
be forWafdsd hee By mail. For sale BY all Drug
Ehts. sFhoSe ; A,RnsFRoEs. Cleveland, Agents
for EortheEn Ohio, - suis-lRr mklAsF dAN
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RENOvIHs GOVERNMENT SToRFs.-AIl the
garrison and camp equipsge, government
stores, clothing, &C., are being removed 70
Cincinnati, from the Government warehouse
on River street.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The Academy was
not as largely attended last night as We
hoped it would be, on the occasion of Mad
anne schelier's benefit. And yet goodly
company of highly sppreciative and en-
thusisstic gentlemen and ladies witnessed
for the first time in this city the "PearI Of
Savoy; or, the Mothers Blessing" The
play possesses all those elements which go
to make q piece immensely popular. It
abounds with humOr, sentiment and Incl
dent, and demands fine, sweet and grace.
ful acting to bring out its beauties and
charms. There is nothing deep or intri-
cate in the drama, it is simply pleasant
and agreeable, and an evening could not
bsspent more genially than in following the
easy stages of the play.
Madame acheller's acting was simplas
natural, exquisite. Mr.. Pope did not ap-
pear in this play. Mr.. James Lewis made
one of his best hits. OF the other actors
We cannot speak, for the whole company
found room to appear either in this play
or in the afterpiece, " Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady" ....- r.-l .tfHt
The "Pesrl of Savoy" will be repeated
tonight, followed by shakspeare's comedy,
"Katherine and Petruchio."
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Saves half the soap and half the work. Is
worth. m orc shan all the WISHING machines ever
invsutodI Sold bT Druggists ard Grocers. AJAX
l6r Lialas,,odss Rashisg G,yaal. W. L. PORTER
Agent, lOT Bank street myIs:d&w
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E. B. HALK, Banker,
- AND
8. GOVEREHENT LOAN AGENT,
HI superior Bt.

Busoriptions received 70 the
az $40 PER CENT. AND lO-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOor mission allowed to Subscribers.I
n~U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-20's, iO-iO'u, Treasury
Notes. and all other Governments securitiea puFr
CHASED and for sale on the most faVorabl terms.
Gold, Silver. Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates. Deposits received and Col
leotions made at all AoCessib pointa. UncGrrent
funds converted 81 lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for aAla- oc4
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CITY NEWS!

New Summer Shape French Bonnet
Frames, just received at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. my1s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

Doubt that the sun doth mOye;'
Bot DOUBT NOT that DR.. D. Il. seolye's liquid
OatAl-rh Remedy will cure tnat disease spe. diy
and pc rmansniIy.- Obtain Circular of your drug.
ist, showing symPtlms. myl5.Rs
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CLEVELAEp, O., May 10, Is65.-Notiee to
tie Little Girls.-The little girls who have
been working for the soldiers, and who
love to do such work. will please call at the
Aid Rooms, No. SO Bank street, and receive
= copy of > very pretty little story called
"Eelly's Hospital"
We have received ssmAI number, which
We will gladly give to The little girls who
cali early. =st s-lrai4's4 -. na
my OiAi sOtDI1Rs AIp sOCIE7Y. -a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

MUSTERED oUr.-The IsSth o. V. 1. was
mustered out of the service, at Camp Chase,
on Wednesday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

Another case Newport Hats opened to:
day ct Mrs. ShAw's rooms.
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The BBLR CAUSE IN EASTERN OmO-NINTH
ANNUAL RERoRT OF THE sOCIETY.-The same
system continues in operation in Eastern
Ohio IS heretofore, and with increasing
results for the year just closed. In the
twenty-five counties which compose the
eastern division of the agency, there are
now thirty six auxiliary and about three
hundred branch societies, making in all
three hundred and thirty six distinct Or
ganizations. Connected with them are
about five hundred unpaid officers, and
three thousand unpaid local agents. Near
ly all these societies have good repositories
of bibles, from which local agents have
been supplied for the biblical wants of their
districts during the year.
The number Of Volumes distributed dur
ing the year is about Is, 600, and the amount
of funds receiEsd for the cause in this dis
trict of agency is $2z, ,sS2, being an increase
of about 81 200 over those of the preceding
year, or in the ratio of about IS per cent.
This is much the largest sum ever contrib
uted FROM Eastern Ohio, and has enabled
all the auxiliary societies to make dona-
tlOns - the parent society, besides paying
in advance for all books received for de-
mestie distribution. Ia this way nearly
! SO, 900 have been remitted on donation ae-
count alone. An unusually large number
OF b fe memberships 10 the parent society
hate also been obtained during the wear.
OTIt of $4,000 families visited, less than
=, 100 have been found destitute of the,
Scriptures, and all but sixty -four have been
\ supplied by sale or by grant. The re-
ceipts from OAio exceed those of every
other State except New York, and are
| just twice as much as those of Penn
sylvauis, being $4,000, an advance
of $l5,537 over those of the pre-
cediDg year, and amounting TO nearly
a. much as all the New England States 30
gether. We rejoice in these tokens of
Gods blessing upon this noble work, and
hope Ohio may still lead the van in years
to come. W.
The work of the American Bible Society
for the year past exceeds in magnitude that
of any previous year in its entire history.
Its receipts from all sources have been
$877 ,S56, and the number of books issued is
l,727, 500. The aggregate issues. of the So
ciety for the last four years, or since the
breaking out of the war, are 5, ,3O4 703. The
number Of volumes donated by the society
during the year is 734 J. IA, and their aggre-
gate value, together with monied appro-
pristiOns at home and abroad, is $245,727.
Of which $62, ,s4S were appropriated to mis-
sion sry fields. The military and naval
supply effected by the society is truly
won derful in its extent. Through the
single fundamentally of the United
States Christian Commission = Rratuitolis
distributions have been made by the socie.
ty during the year, of AIS $50 volumes.
and at an expense of $50, ,74O. To the-i
freedmen 33,754 volumes have been
granted 10 southern troops IS, 500; to
prisoners of war 49, 694; and TO destitute
Sunday Schools 2l 1886.
The above is but birds eye view Of the
years work, and the society now enters
upon its fftieth year of lator with sill i
wider doors of usefulness opening on every
side. : - h I
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Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Central i; Copper Falls I55<; Hancock az
FrAnklin 371<; Huron Al; Isle Royals, ~; Mime,
sofa II; Quincy 66i Roekland ".
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AMUsE

A OADKMY OF MUSIC. .. .. a.
PRICES OF ADMISSION. -. ..
Dress Olrels and Psrqustte 80 cants; Secured SeAA
70 Dress Oirel6, rs cents; Family Oirois 50 eauts
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Single seats IN Private Boxes, 81.
- OOlored persons will, und DO circumstsn.
oea be psrmi ted to occupy seats In any othsr por
ton OF the house. save ihe Gallery. Admission 25o
Doors open at T. Curtain rises at s.
A GREAT SATURDAY BILL. -,
Sixth niSht Of the engagemsns Of -a.
MADAME MATHUA sOHEsLEBk CHAS PIPE
This (sa'urday) e-ening. Msy 90 1886. Will be
pr. scented for the second and last time the SrAnd
muHieal Drama Of the
PEARL OF SAVOY, oa, TsE MOTHsR's BLKssusu.
MaTie-.-...-..............M'ms n me MAthua Schellsr y
/ To conclude with shAkespear's 3 act Com dy Of
KATHARIkEAHD PErRUOBIO,
ERthTins-................Mad.M MAthua BcheIler.
etrGehio.......---...---....-..M Ohss. Pope
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EeraITnfalIIrenra.

JJSi4tp sr4Fts scObnr The case OF 8. A.
Flircbild Os Spencer, RoWley ct al, has Oc-
eupied this court the last two days, Suit is
brought on note OF s., 600, given BY de-
fsndsnts, for oil wells andland il franklin,
Pc. It is claimed that the note vas fraud
uleatly obtained. The evidence had all
been taken yesterday, and the Argument
commenced. HWill probably be concluded
to-day, -s
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RIMov AL.-On the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1856 Bank street,
will be removed to 14I Superior street, un-
der the Weddell House, (the store now Oc-
eupisd 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 call,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of Now York city,
myS MOTr 4 HAIGHT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

AK EXCITEMENT AMoHG THE BILLIARD Play
ERs.-The celebrated disciple Of billiards,
William GOldthwaite, was IN town yester-
day, with his friend ana former partner,
EdWsrd Cahili, professional player from
New York City, on their way to attend the
State billiard tournament in Cincinnati,
which commences on Monday next. These
two gentlemen played game of 500 points,
carOms, at John Frawley's billiard saloon,
on Bank Street, last evening, which was
witnessed by large crowd of iDtsre stsd
amateurs. Goltdhwaite was no victor BY
ia points. Some beautiful playing was
made, and Goldthwaite made two splendid
runs, of 14s and 1SI respectively, which
were loudly applauded. ... IN.
The party left on the evening train for
Cincinnati. Mr.. Frswley. who is one Of
the contestants in the State tournament
was with them. -.. s-.. =.
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COMM ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
FRIOAY EvEH'Ea, May 10, 1855.
Receipts-Tbe receipts of Grain BY rail during
the "A hours ending At one O'Clock to-day were -
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~, doney Ranrkrt-MnY ].

az rELEGRAPH-
Money-Easy. D,m nd moderate st p OF.
oa all loAns. -.-
Sterling ExchRnEe--Qniet at lOs5<9l1O
Gold A shsds hrmer, opening as l3u5<, de-
elining 20 ~ =, and eo.ing at Is. q
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TEAVKLER's EEaIsTER;

EE Citizens wishing conveyance 4. .altheE Of the
above Trains or Boats win be called for By Coaches
Of sssVoas Omnibus Line, By lssVing their addresl
Il the Omnibus 0Gos, 1a3 Superior street, next
door 70 the WsddaIl Houss.
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A / a. 1Ah1A4A As7FOh DAlAA-LEe
n Subscriber oners for aAla his residence, situated
two aud half miles from the Court Housa, In NaEy
desi rable locality. The Lot covers ten and one half
acre. exceedingly choics land, and contains
abundance OF ShrubberY; raspberry trees and
Strawberry plau GIA Vines "a good assOrtTentl;
good Orchard hve years old, oonsiBtng OF UPWARDS
Ct seventy Ap 1e, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
q numblr Of Ounce trees, all Of which are Just be-
ginning 70 bear. The House ig brick, nearly new,
con, Aiding seven lofty rooma. The barns Oarriage
hous0, Gov sheds. and other out-b -buildiL s., .
good condition. Altogether, it is . very desirable
residence, and viii Be sold cheap for cash or long
mh6 Iq3 JOHN MABELAHDER.
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LAKE NAVIcATIoN.

For Lake superior.
THE NEW, STAUNCH
4 AHd.slsgapt steamer 4 d i -
PEWABIO, GEO. MoKLY, Master,
VIII leave our doekforontonaspu hnd InttrmedIGts
ports Monday, May 22d, atsP.M
For freight or psss.g &c app5t0
GARRETS0N CO., Agerts
my2O 2l3 No River street
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CHICAGO MARKEF.-mnY 10


by Telegraph
Flour Has declining tendency.
Rheal-AetiVs and operators demand an ad-
vance Of ss91zs. Sales at 81 l6a1 l7% for No /
clos ng at 81 I73S for No.
at Sic fOs No. L
Oais- quiet Sales at s554 49s61{o for No 1.
HigWiues-Dull ~ 81 70.
ErOVisiOns-DulL
ReoeiptS-Flour,s 900 bbls; Wbsat II 600 bu
corn. SIUtO; oats, O00. ..
shipments-l,40 400 bbls -four; 6o,OOo bu Wheas
Is 600 corn, o,O0O oats.
PRILADELPHIA MAERET-Eny 10.
lPy Telegraph
PetrOIeunl-sts dy Crude S5c; rBfued 10
bond t2@54c, do free T1RT4. -a.aI .aH.t
FlOHr-Dull. Iuferior Sfa6 So extra SisF ab.
MISUNDERSTANDING. R,d 81 6csl 6Oi white
| 81 50.
COrn-DulL Yellow 7sc; Whits 10. ~
Oats FiTm. $500. - .r .t ..Hl --r
'Whisky-OulI ssIss at 50 IO.2Il ..al
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QsO mn HONEY ADVANCED

QR0 0O0 MONEY ADVANCED
QOOsOOO in sums 70 suit-at the old EtAnd and
Wsll-knOgn NAGNER'B LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
mites otevsry kind, viz Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, 0uns, PistOA,
Clothing, DTy Goods, PianOs melOdeOns and sll per-
soDal property and articles Of value, the most sat
isiactOry terms Business strictly private. Estab-
hEhed 1851. h.B.-A variety Of unredesmed Watch
q, yewelry, Guns, ETC., .Or sale At bargains.
Ohice-cOrner OF Water and Superior streets, over
DAVIS EeiLOttO'a Clothing Store.
Oct22 J>GyA W. WAGNER.
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A FUNNY But AEFsorIEG IEcIDENT.-On
Tuesday last the family of 8. Bibernian IN
this city was blessed with an addition in the
shape of q bOuncing baby. A young girl;
stranger in the city, W as called in to nurse
the child. Wednesd ay afternoon sho went
out to take walk es rrying the child with
her. She did not re turn that night, and the
honest Hbernian nd his wife were greatly
exercised and dis eressed at the apparent
kidnapping of the little stranger. The
next day about neon, as no tidings had been
heard Of the girl and the missing little
one, the fs'ihor, like a sensible man, had
an advertif,ement left atthe LEADER Count
ing Room for information of the lost babe
When he left the Counting Room, whom
should kis meet on the street, but the girl
and ths-eb lid Il seems, according to the
girl'aster =, that when she lett tn house Of
the parents of the child, she lost her
reckoning and could not fndL her way back.
The overjoysd father, with his short clay
pipe in his mouth, took the child and
handled it in his arms, as though he had
been separated from 1t for years.
o.
SURGEONS APPOINTED.-In accordance with
the provisions of the act passed at the last
session of the General Assembly, smenda-
tory of the Militia Act of March Slst, 1864,
the following named physicians and sur
geons were, upon recommendation of R.N.
Barr, Surgeon General of Ohio, appointed
Military Surgeons of their respective coun-
ties, on Thursday:
! P. H. Clark, Ashland, Ashland co /;
George G. Welsh, Carrolt0n, Carroll
co; W.. F. Thomas, Springfield, 4,
Clarke CO Josiah Harris, CoshOcton, Co =
shocton co VIM. b. Rezner, Cleveland.
Cuyahogs co; Matthias Gerhard, Delaware,
| Delaware co; Charles L. Fawcett, New
Lisbon, Columbians CO L. A. Hamilton,
l Chard6n, Geauga co J. G. Kile, Xenia,
Greene co; E. B. Harrison, Napoleon,
4 Henry CO J. B. Ford, Norwalk, Huron co;
! Ii. C. lBsardslsy, Painesville, Lake CO l..
| N Grievvnld Eluria TOraIn
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LOCAL NOTIURo.
Rally the System,

Strawberries and Cream this evening
at s. W. GABBETTs myl7: II
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oRFAT lRARGATN !

EoR sALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
II House. s5 i'd s6 Prospect street, szitAbls for
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W H9BLE At the Jfioa o. Raekus 4 Noble. falS.H
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-The under
II signed wishes 70 sell his Steam Saw Mil, stu
Ated one mtle and fourth west Of Ooeriin Siation
1t has n good up-and-doWn saw, aud goo circular
saw all 10 running order. viii sell tins above very
cheap. For further particul rs please write or call
T AND FOB SALE-Fity-three aores
II situa ed Wilson AVenus Sc. Clair, ard Supe-
ri0r St extenalon known the Sterling Farm. N III
De Id in Ots 70 suit purchaser EpQufre Of Z, H.
KEYS or d. M pPAEGLER mhsI IA
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T, D. HUDSON,
General Fire, Marine and Life IasuF.
ance Agent.
once, OVIstt's Exchange, foot Superior Street
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REPREseNfe TEE FOLLOWING cOmPAHIns:
Buckeye Mutual IBs. Co., Cleveland Aassts
Ohio, (Frs and MATine) )................e 2A5, ,ff3
Market Fire {" ..... 4IA,72O
Futon Fire $50. 2B4,89l
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LOSSES PROMPLTY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
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