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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22

Our WOoLes Department i0U Be com
Plsts on Monday September 1sth, after
which zoe shall offer an enormous stock of
oLOEES, OASSLARRES, BEAVERS,
LADIES CLOAKINGS,
W00k BLANKETS.
WHITE AND COLORED RLANNELS.
FAN0I FLANNEL&
These goods may Be obtained IN the Job.
bisg Department and also at retail.
3. L BALDWIN & 90.
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Ell BALDWIN q co,
giU offer 500 dozen
EAPRESS KID GLOVES
Rs'S dSt''rn cOIOrs at one dollar per pair.

The sales of Dry Goods for cash szelu-
siUcly and at rRs PTics," GstOHishes the
GdhereRts of the old fdsbi0Red credit and
many priced systens-6ut the people ike Il,
especially l0heR accompanied by prices 10
to IS per cent bsL0l0 those of the credit
houses. We hdvs tested this system of
- One Pries" (hGviDg all our goods marked
IN plain fgures) for many gears, and find
our saIes hGve more than qzGdrHpLsd since
is adoption. With stock of goods Ezsilr-
passed By any W the country zoe propose to
offer to our patrons this season inducements
not o6taiRabLs eLsss0hers.
.l. p. I. BALDWIN L co.
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NATIONAL EQUAL RIsHTs LEAeUE.-This
League, which has been in session in Gar
rett's Hall since Tuesday, met at nine
O'Clock yesterday morning, pursuant to ad-
journment. It accomplished its labors yes
terday, without doing anything of general
interest, and adjourned to meet next year
in Nashville, Tennessee. The deliberations
of the League in convention have been in
the main very harmonious and satisfac-
fnrz
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United States rs. G. P. Harm gton, for
passing counterfeit scrip, was concluded
yesterday. Defendant was found guilty,
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
in tbe Penitentiary, and to pay fine of
$IOO and costs.
The petit jury was dismissed until Tues
day next. The grand jury will continue
their investigations meanwhile.
Our JAMES LEWIS HEARD FRoM.-The New
York Evening Post, of recent date, makes
the following note of the appearance in the
olympic Theatre, of that city, of Clevs-
| lands inimitable James Lewis:
The performances at the Olympic last
night were opened with q farce, selected TO
enable Mr.. James Lewis, q new comedian.
to appear to advantage. The selection RHs
not felicitous. John Strong was not q
strong part for Mr.. Lewis, who will probs-
bly, be heard again in other plays, and do
himself more credit. He has talent which
should be brought out.
"JEIMEs PIPEs."-Stephen Msssett, alias
"Jeemes Pipes, of Pipesville," viii give
us q touch of his quality next Wednesday
evening. He is announced to deliver at
that time, in Bralnord's Hall, his far-famed
serio comic lecture, "Drifting About" The
New York TTiIune says of it:
Mr.. Stephen Msssett's serio- comic enter
tainment at Niblo's Saloon, on Wednesday
4 evening, was an unequivocal success. The
! attendance was very large, and the various
recitstions, limitations, anecdotes, reminis-
cences, &C., of which the entertainment
consisted, were loudly applauded.
ANNOUNCEMENTS The following speakers
are announced to address the Union men Of
the county during the present Gubernatorisl
campaign:
MASS NATURALIZATION AND EVENINGS.
Chagrin Falls, Saturday, September 23rd
M. s. Castle, A. T. slsde and A. Mercy.
uolds.
Brecksville, Thursday, September 2sth.-
s. Williamson, NJ. 8. Castle and ]. h
Rhodes.
Beres, Thursday, October 5sh.-A. T
slsde, Charles ". Palmer and Jason Can.
field.
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-Charlet
W. Palmer, J. C. Grannis and J. Fl -Ionss
1 EVENING MEETINGS.
Euclid, September 26th.-Wm. Collins
]. NJ. Jones, A. T. slsde.
Dover, September 26th.-R. B. Dennis, E
Hessenmueller.
Orange, September 27th.-W. N. Hudson
". C. Mcfarland.
strongsviIle, September 27Ih.-s. Viii
Hanson, H. B. De Wolf
Mayfeld, September 2sth.-J. H. Rhodes
A. T. slsde.
East Cleveland, September SOth.-M
Barlow, D. R. TildeD, L. PrentisS.
solon, October 2nd.-Charles W. Palmer
C. B. Lockwood.
Parma, October 2nd.-M. s. Castle, Dan
Stephan.
Warrensville, October 3rd.-Dr. ]. P. Rob
inson, W. s. Kerruish.
Independence, October 4th.-M. s. Castle
A. Theme.
RockpOrt, October 5th.-J. C. Grannii
DanH Stephan.
Brooklyn, October 6!h.-A. T. Brinsmsds
E. Hessenmueller, I. Buckingham.
Olmsted, October 6th.-L. Prentiss, M. T
Gallup.
Newburgh, October 7th.-M. s. Castle,
B. Lockwood, ]. C. Grannis.
RoyAlton, October 7th.-R. B. Dennis. "
II. Price, D. A. DAngler.
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PIrrsBURsH PErRoLLUN mARKKT
Special EspOrt for the Daily LzADER.l
PIrrsBuReH, septemb

PITTSBURGH, September 2i-6:0OP n.
TIE Oil market IS firm, with a good demand for
Crude. Receipts are light, but heavy lots are re-
ported coming. Folders want an advsnco. Dis
patches from Oil City report Crude the msuth Of
the river $3.50 8 Dbl. Buyers arc anxious to Pur-
chase large amounts for both present and future
delivery Sales 1000 bbls Pithole delivered at Pitts
burgh, ct 921zci 800 bbls on wharf, packages in.
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

DIArrhea and Dysentery.-weh hsve ex-
amined q great naaber ofletterE from 'me Of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and CoVing-
ton, etc., speaking ia the highest terlasof DR.
stricklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diArrhOes and dySentsry. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr Woods, Of Oovington, says hs
-ss Prvu1vuuUvu IuCuraDIe Dy the DesT doctors In
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR. Etriobladd's Anti
Cholera Mixture effected permanent cure aftel
suffering for months with the worst form Of diAr'
rhoea and dySsnteTy' For sale by DruggiHts.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
mV6:R6
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Hostetter,s Bitters ON the Battle Field,

HOstetteE's Bitters ON the Battle Field.
It is satisfactory to know that our field hOsPi-
tails are no longer uusupplied with this fe.sAving
preparation. Soldiers who, ss private citizens,
had become acquainted with its properties, have
in many instances made g special request that
BosTETTE as STOMACH BIrTEBs might be
added to the medical stores OF their regiments and
their wishes have not been unheeded. As means
Of sustaining wounded men on the battle field, and
Of enabling troops to bear fAtiguing marches under
blazing sun, It has been strenuously recommend
ed by distinguished medical men, and the prospect
is that will eventually supercede all the adultera-
ted tiEctures, liquors and dangerous ToHies that
have heretofore been considered medicinal stspIes
The fact that . small quantity Of the Bitters mix
cd with wa' er from any of the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent 1t from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne ia mind By
Army Physicians, soldiers, and all who have occa.
Hion to visit thoss portions Of our country. The
man who uses ho5TETTER's BITTERs In con.
Eormity with the directions, may Fet at defiance
IntsrmiItenT Fever and all other diseases genera.
ted By the action Of an unWhOlesoms atmosphere
upon an oVertAxed frame. Sept1s:24s, ,lWdAW
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10 the ShasOL Department attention Is IN
Uited, as zoe offer a5o.st tsOelUe hundred
Wool ShGvEs Paisley Scotch and american,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
many Others. For sale by the package or
at retail. E. l. BALDBIN q CO.
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CIeveland ..holesaIe nlarke1.

THURSDAY EvHHIsG, Sept. 21, 1855.
Freighfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-First class 81, ,1s; Second GLASS
Sic; Third olAss 6To; Fourth class: 45s. Flour,
900. Wool si,l2.
To Boston.-Frst class: SI,22; Second lass
ssc; Third clans: 75o; Fourth class: bOs. Flour:
81, ,0oo. Rool q.
EIOur-UnchaDged, with fair demand from
the trade. Sales 100 bbls good Xxx red At 50 90
100 bbrohOiee do at $3.50; so bbls very choice do
at S9,75-All country brands. City brands Xxx red
5000; do Xxx white SIl,rO.
Wheat-Hesvy and unsettled. There were no
Gales rep5rted TO day, the market closing noninAl
COrn-Dull; buyers and sellers spsrt. Holders
asling 65 5af7c for No mixed from store; 62g6So
offered. We could hear Of no tronssc ions.
Oats-ln very little inquiry. There were no
sales reported to day, the market Iul Dg nom nal
at 4@4.o fIom stsre.
Rye-NothiDg doing. Prices nominal
BaFley-Quist. saIes OF new No frCm teams
at 81 90.
POrK-Frm at $500 for city-packed mess.
Beef-Oity Mess held at SI6,OO, with light de-
mand.
Lard-Scaree and better. Held at 27c for city
rendered in bbls and tierces; 271zc for do in kegs
EmOked Mes.ts-Firm aud in good request
st unchanged pnees. WequOte; PlAiu-c0red hams,
canvsssed, 25c Shoulders lso Bacon 2Oc, Dried
Beef 22o.
BTtter-In good demand and firm. Sales so
kegs Western Reserve at @33o.
Cheese-The market ntinues very dull, but
prices are shade lmer at lS9I6c for lair to prime.
Eggs Quiet at 200.
BIEhWines-Firmer, but dull. He'd at S3,27
GAGS.
AlcObOl-steady and firm, Held st s4.545
4,59 for ss per cent Cologne Spirits, 9s per
cent, s46s. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 4292,4T.
PetrOleum-Demand good and maskst firm
at T2O for refined, present delivery.
Dried AppEeS-Firm, but rather quiet at l19
Isc, and psy for packages.
OfIa-Efrrn AZ the fOIlowfnO Drices.
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Among the Dress Goods which zoe shall
open on Monday, zoe in1ite special attention
to the exhibition of Wool Reps. Empress
Cloths, HsLoa'rs, Sa5orsy aud Tartan PlGids,
French Plaid PopEi1ls, Grape MeIGnqe,
CheIe MetGngs and HtsddersfeLds.
rl 3. L BALDWIN 4 Co.
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T0NSoRIAL,
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square,
Has AL TRE LATEsT INVENTIONS IN WIG W0Rk.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG-It hts to charm.
OURL5-FRENOH NATURAL RTHGLEfS-
Jus received tdirsc0 large quantity Of this beau
hful hair. Ladies please call, examine and for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND. BRAIDs-A large AID we'll.
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE BOWS and FREEOa HEAD-pREsEE5,
made By the advertiser equal 10 those imported.
- Ladies' own BTsida made into any Of the
above Hesd-DEeeses without injury 20 switch
Ladies', Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DYEIHG.-Particular attention paid to
this branch Of the business The best Of Dye used.
HOT AND COLD BATHS Alasys ready. The
best bathiug apartments In the citY. IyT
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DIED.

MILE'.-In Bochsster, Minnesota, Monday ey-
ening, September 18th, Of Consumption, Nina b
Miles, formerly Of tais city, and daughter OF the
late A. 4. Miles.
Notice OF funeral will be given hereafter.
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room.
TEAoEERs' INsTITuTE.-We refer our read
ers to an advertisement on the first page,
relative to the approaching session of the
above Institute, which will be held in 3d.
Ion. In addition to the statement there
made, We will announce that Prof. segur,
who is well known all over Northern Ohio,
will be in attendance, and give grand
concert on the last evening of the session.
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MARINE NEWS.
POkT OF CLEVELAND.

POkT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED.-..e September 1911.
Stmr Morning Ssar, viger, Detroit
PIop Prsiris stale, Knapp, Osdensburgh
Schr Osst Doyle, Buffalo
Schr Wanderer, Parsley, Toledo
Sehr Il Post. Chapman, Black River
Schr Geo Worthington, Hearnes, Detroit
Schr Eagle, BsrIoWs, KelIey's Island
Schr Perseverance,, Rag. Toronto
Scov HILL, Becker, Rondt tau
scow Highland Chief, GArduer, Port Clinton
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Kellsy's Island
-cow Mona, Oarran, Kelley's Island
scoW lack Swan, Smith, Blac Blvsr
Scos swain, PeloW, Avon
COW Warrior, Me KiDgsYil'e
scow sutler Girl BurlingaDe, Bond Eau
Tug AsDobbins, Sandy, Detoue
CLEARED.---Eeptember2 20-S1.
StinT Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
stmr Gen sherman, Blake lev, KingsVl1le
Prop Ironsdes, Turner, 0ntonag0n
Prop 0leAn Attrbury, DuDBirk
Pr, rev York, b onToe, Tol,do
schr A Buckingham, 81 ain, Chicago
sohr Rse, biH, Hamilton
scow sutier Girl, Burli' game, Avon
scoW Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley 8 I laud
ecOW dODa, UsrTsr, KsIey's Island
Scow Swan, PelOW, Avon
Scow Inostrv, BsnhAD, o ear Greek
Scow Juno, Emery, Fond Ecu
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eludsd, at 77foi 500 bblI at &c without packsge+
The market d nearly bare.
Sales Of Refined are: 200 bbIS fire on spot ct 7lc;
500 bb's bonded Tor October delivery here at sc {:
500 bbls for immediate delivery st 52ei 800 bels for
October at sic; 1000 hbls for December At Sec on
spot.
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VIII open on Monday, September 1sth, a
complete stockof
EBBROIDERIES AND LACES,
NoUelties IN Linen and Poiri Gaze, Linen
and VaLeSeienns, Linen Cambria and Lau0-s
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, Lace Hand
kGrchiefS, Cambria TRIMMINGS ReoI
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
e'dPOrs and Thread Trin'nsings.
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u. 4. Honey Market-sept. 81.
lBY TELEaBAPH.l
MOBey-steady at 596 Q cent.
sterling EKehaDxe-Aotive and fl m at
l095< ol10 in go for frat class bills.
GOld-Fir-er, opening at 1885, and closing ct
l44L.
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The pain, the woe,
Caused BY negisoting OATARRH In Its earliest
stages. DR.. D. n. seelye's LIQUID OAfARRH
REMEDY will give relief in short time, aud II
directions are car.fully followed even permanent
ly oure this dread disease in Its worst form.
heptl8:R3
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sew YORK STOCK narhot-sept. 81.

BI TELsaRAFH.l
GOvernHeD StOcKs-Are heavy. United
States 6s Fve.IwentJ coupons lO75<; do new i-sue,
lOo; do leDsforts coupons, s41z; Treasury T-SOs,
second series, s9Z.
St0eHB-stesdy. Missouri skies 77; Tennessee
skies So. Ohio q Mississippi certificates 2s1a; Mis-
sissppi and Missouri Land Grant Bonds 40. Can
ton 4O1z; Cumberland preferred 4616; Quiclsi yer
4s5<; OertTsl Coal 6s5z; New York central 9314
Erie S7155; MaTi.t-a Cincinnati, 'tcond preferred,
rs; Cumberland los; Michigan sOuthern 6I5%; 90
Pit it'sburgh ny; Northwest m q; Milwaukee &
Prairie du Chen 81; Alton& Terre HAute pf'd IS
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BALDWIN& co

Ell. BALDWIN & co.
VIII offer IN Linsn Goods, on Monday,
September 1stH,
LINEN DAAASKS, BROWN AND
LINEN oLO7HS, NAPKINS, DOYLLES
AND DLAPERS,
LINEN GREETINGS AND PILLOW
LINENS, 4...
And f,fH stock Of other Linens of the cels-
6rGted makes Of
DUNBAR, DICKSON & co,
RUoHARDs ON SONS L ORDEN.
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0PFyTIG or EHI OLNPAIGN.
GrsAd Meeting at Bratnard's Han
Tonight.

The campaign will be oPeusd tonight IN
this city, and the canvass inaugurated with
a grand Union meeting in Brsinard's Hall,
under the auspices of the City Central
Union Club. The meeIing will commence
ct seven O'Clock, and be addressed By Hons.
Samuel Galloway, R. P. spalding, and
Samuel Williamson. An excellent Glee Club
will be in attendance, and q good brass
band. af-e
No words of ours can magnify the impor-
tance of the occasion. As is is the first
meeting of Che campaign, it should prove q
great and perfect success, as it doubtless
will. We trust the hall win be filed, and
We have no doubt il will be.
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festival AT THE DEPor.-Ws understand
that Messrs. Wheeler and Russell, proprie-
tors of the Dining Hall at the Union Depot,
gave a sumptuOus complimentary dinner
yesterday to the corps of gentlemen com
posing the Committee on the Reception Of
the returning soldiers, including several
railroad gentlemen who were intimately
concerned in the transit of said troops.
Not having been invited To attend the ban
quet, we can speak of it only from hesrsay.
We understand the following gentlemen
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The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
pGrtneRt has induced US to still further IN
large the stock, and zoe shall offer on Non
day morning, a very eh0iee line of Mourn
ing Dress 9Oods. Grapes HandksrehSsfs,
Embr0ideriss, Silks, &c.
Ell BALDWIN 4 co.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The play of "Rose-
dale" continues to be fsvorably received
by the amusement going public, the au-
dience last evening being quite equal to
those of the previous evenings since the
opening of the season, both as TO plumbers
and refinement. There are many features
of the play of 'Rosedals" that are in the
highest degree pleasing and interesting,
and in its entirety it will not fail to satisfy
and entertain the general audience; but il
is still by no means free from weak points
in tho way of improbable and unnatural
situations and events, that detrsct some
what from its effectiveness to the critical
eye. In its rendition by Mr.. Ellsler's COM
psny-the very best, as whole, that we
think that enterprising manager has ever
had-all that can be done for the most
effective presentation of the play is accom-
plished, and in this regard, at least, there
is no opportunity allowed for objection,
"Rosedale" will be presented again this
evening.
On Monday evening G. VI. Couldock
and daughter enter upon a two weeks en-
gsgement, and will undoubtedly be received
by our citizens with the favor which has
ever attended their appearance in Cleve.
land
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SEW YORk MAsAEr-sept. 81


IBT THEHsBAPH.l
COttOn-A shade sA4ier With moderate d. msnd.
sAle, at 450461zc for middling.
Flour t@l0o better.
Sales &C 81 75aT IS for extra stats; So 50@s rs
for common to good shipping brAhds extra roond
WhfslST-very nrm. Sales western ct 81 2s51SS.
closing arm at 50 so
inferior to good Chicago spring and milwankee
club; 81 63aSI 65 for amber MilWaukee-'atter
price an extreme; - OS br good winter red west
erni SO Oo92 VI for new amber state; y 2o92 70
for white state.
Rye-SteadY.
Barley-Qu'et and firm.
BARLEY D Malt-Qui,t and firm.
COrn-l02c better. Rales at 810aOc for M
sound, and 92(0s4c Tor sound miAsd WesSsrn-lat
ter pr ce for high mixed in store.
Uats-1s better Tor sound white; unsouDd are
heSYy and declining. Sales OF 1855 for a sound
new and old western; 669S7h for Eo0nd new and
old ~ stern.
sIOnee-Steady.
Sugar stssdy. Cuba MuscavsdO at 1211< el5e;
Havana l30I4c
MOlasses-QuIst.
WOOl-Duil.
PetrOIeum-Fi-m.s Sales ct s6HaS7 Orcruds;
$1,000 for refined in bond, ADd sc far refined nee.
Sales At $50 s71<as2 so for new mess, closing
at SS ~ for cash. S31 O0as1 80 for 1884 mess;
$40 o092o 80 for prime; SO tO92s IS for prime
ms@s.
Seaf-MOue sotive. Sales at IS 5OaI2 90 for
plain mess, and Sll OOs1i so Ior extra mess.
aseef hAms-Duil
Cut Meats-In moderats request. Sales rt 1ea
l6o : shoulders; lSa2z3<c for hams
B8cOn-Dnll.
I.arGi-Firper. Sales at 240ass<o
Butfer-Firn- BALES at 269s6s for Ohio, s6D
| 46o Tor state
| lower on grain.
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Ell BALDWIN AGO

E. I. BALDWIN & co.
WI open on Monday September 1sth, a
full LiHe of
FRENCH & ENGLISH WINZEYS
This popular fabric IN all vidths and quail
tiles.
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FELL IN FIT.-A man sbout forty-tve
years of age was walking through the Park
yesterday afternoon, when he suddenly
fell near the monument, and went into the
most frightful convulsions. Several gen.
tlemen ran 70 his assistance, and found
themselves full of business in the attempt
70 confine the unfortunate man 10 any pre-
scribed locality. His spasms were very
violent. He would no sooner come out OF
one ft than the clutches of another would
seize him. Within space Of fifteen
minutes he had no less than four or FIVE
A large crowd gathered around him, ali
melted by curiosity, their eyes big as
saucers, and having any amount of gsup-
seed to give away. They choked up the
neighborhood with their bodies, thinking
no doubt that fresh air was baneful to the
PROSTATE man.
During one of the brief intervals the
man said he was recently returned sol
dier, belonged to the Army of the Potomac,
and seemed mixed in saying that he was a
member of the 9th Ohio regiment; that he
lived in Rochester, n. Y, and was on his
way to Palmyra; that he has son in an
Indiana regiment, &c; but he could moi
seem 10 recall his own name. A small boy
present said he saw the same man fall in
ft at the south end of the Park several
days ago. He was intoxicated.
What finally became of the man We ara
nneblo 10 COY. Probably the devils got
cast out, and he went his way rejoicing.
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SEW ADVERTISER

SEW ADVERE1SEMENEB EBs
Academy Of Musio-RoEedale.
VarisIies Theater-Op.n n EVery Night.
DR.. J. r. Daniels Dentistry.
J. Stair b son-Hyscinth Bulbs.
SAMMY Farm OIL Co.-Notice.
Root Cady-EeW Music.
CARROTS HsIl-Socisl Party.
King 4 Thomss-Dog FOuLd.
N. Backus-Pen Lost.
3s Water st -BosrderI Wanted.
Jones Bros. 4 OO.-A gents Wanted.
Churchill Brothsr-Houss and Lot for sale.
For ReDt-Fu -nished House.
b. OsTdozo- Coat maker Wanted.
Fragrant sozodont--Local No ice.
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rOH. WhEATON's ITOT

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in % hours-also cures Salt
Rheun, Ulcers, OhilblAins, and all Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 80 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
Ss forwarded free By mail. For sale BY all Drug.
gists. sTRoHo q ARHsFsoHa, Cleveland, Agents
or Northern Ohio. mhI4:F dAw
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Ell BALDWIN s. 20

VII hare on sale. Monday, Sept. 1874
SlegGut MoiTe antique, 6ros dH S1ees, Bay.
Gdsre, Gros Gram, Gros Afrigus, and other
Silks IN the nelo shades Our stock of silks
ViH, as usual, be the largest in this market.
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CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
" st reduced prices. ss ocWLES Oo.s,
SRl Fseasn ESaSa
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ONE THOUSAND DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY

l0iu be on sale Monday September 1871,
Including all qNGlItiesia Wool and Merin0.
Also tU0 hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Bose.
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Lake F1sh-Msrkst quiet and prices steady.
No. l Whitensh, . half bbl, $780, No. 2 do, 3
half Dbl, S7,76; Piekerel D half Dbl $3.50; Trout
D half Dbl ST,OO; Herring o half bbl 81, ,5c95,OO.
Hay-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
S11 OO9l4 20 for new loose; SlsOo02Oo 60 for baed,
Beater pressed,
seeds-TimOthy quiet and nOminsl at Ss,759
4oO.
saIt-Tirm at s2.65 for Fine S2,oO for Coarse.
Ale and PSFAar-hiATkss HEssdy. We quoSs
q follows: Present Use TX AIs $40; Stock xI1
Sl4,Oo; Ksnnstt 5000; Pals Cream 81; Porte.
C4 Half and qus=.2- barrels in proportion.
water Lsme-osUogo and Akron held at
g226.
PIaaters-"PovsIrB" land pIastsF 5000 per
ton; Oalcined S4.O o Dbl.
Hops-Firm. New York ststs 45e5so, accord.
ing to quality; Ohio 2593Oo.
Aalt-stsady. Barley Malt held ct $40 Per
bushcl.
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FRENCH MERINO CLOTHs

Contracted for IN July at 20 per cent BE-
LoaO current prices, IOiU be opened on Mon
day morning, i's common to ssPerfne quail.
ties and ~ the nero shades not o6taiaa5Ls
eLselOhcys. E. l. BALDWIN s. co.
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3. L BALDWIN s co.

3. I, BALDWIN s co.
VIZ make the opening of
FAIL AND WINTER CLOAKS
about the 26th inst aOheE they lOiH offer the
largest assortment of Paris designs and
rich pattern garments eUer seen IN Clere-
land.