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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

TRIED TO KILL HERsKLF-We areinformed
that q daughter of widow ElwoOd, living
on Walnut street, near MuirsOn strest-an
Irish girl rome sixteen years Of sge,-at-
tempted to kill herself yesterday by jump
ing out of g chamber widow, but she
escaped nnbArmsd. She has been subject
to f's, and by many is pronounced 3 con-
frmsd l%unat-c, whose proper place is the
Asylum. She has attempted, two or three
times, to kill herself, and has even stack
ed others, in fits of unnatural passion.
About three months since she caught up an
axe aud hit a girl over the BYE, and would
have killed herself, it is thought, had not
the instrument been taken from her.
Failing in her sttempt to mi ure herself
by jumping out the window, yesterday, she
seized q knife, which, however, was in
stantly taken from her. She was then
locked up. It would seem that she should
be Immediately sent to the Insane Asylum,
and not be left.ss the nsighbOrs complaints
appear at will in the streets, making them
ring With the clAmoriDgs Of Rlunatie.
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Daily Review Of the Cleveland whole
sale MARKET . -,r %
FEIOAT EvI1Esa Nay q, lsSs.

@ FEI0AI EvH1INss Hay IS lsss.
FreIgbts-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
lstsam) and Raa from ihls port to New York and
Boston. Al Rail rates ars i've een's high I'D
TO New York.-FI1t Glass SI.f7i Second class:
sI,Oo; Third Glass &c Fourth class; 900. Flour,
u,OOi Wool, gl,76.5 % lar al ln55a
To Boston-Fr rat class; SlySs Second class:
500; THIRD eIs,s: ssci Fourth class ;sec, Flour,
SIZE. Wool $3.50. b.r5-lsb
FIOur-Mors active and better closing arm but
quiet Sales to-day Of l25 bis choice Xxx rsc at
S7,5', I25 bbls good DO It S7.25, 50 bbls do do at
Sz,35, 100 bis common do At SIS 10 bb's choice
Xxx white at $50, and SO bbis do DO at ss.75.
Wheaf-AdvAnced SIC on No, l rid Sales 5
cars No 1 Toledo red from store at s1,slIil car
No red At 8 49,. .at ,t--I 'g--
COrn-Duli. Sale l car shsllei rum store at
Gle, p gI-.sd ,.y g.
Oafs-Eo sales reported today, the market
olOsing ; t5s95ic asked. - .
Rye-Eo sales reported and market nominal.
RarIey-InscsfVe and nominal +
PoFR-Thtrs Il Moderate trade demsnd and
the maTketis steady At SIC 90 for city meas.
LArd-In moderate request at 10000 for city
rendered in tiercss and kegs. country made selling
IN = smsH vay At Ieo. -
smoked Meats-Fair denAnd and steady for
city cured meats at tine following prices: sugar
cured hams $50 for eAnvsaled and &c for unosn-
Vasssd pIaiu hams SOC bacon Ice shoulders Ice;
dried beef 1870 for oanvasSed and Is for uncanVasssd.
SIDES 1000 De dried beet. 500 Ds susar-cursd hams,
SO D. plsln hams, 500 rs shoulders, At quotstions.
ae.s Refreshing In . small way Es Qs,oO
fer city packed -- q - a
Rutter-D maud moderate Good to choice
Wsstsm Reserve selling st 2S92se -a
E~wEs-stsady. Sales Il bbls ct 2Oc.
Cheese-Eew Cheese IN good request and an,
changed at Hal7c. .a
HIEhWlues-sales 70 day Of so bbls at S1,s5,
the market closing frazer upon New York report
AIcohOI-harkss quiet and STEADY He'd a.
H,O00l,O4 for % per cent Neutral Proof Spirit,
81 Is@9,9O. COlOgns Spirits, % per cent, sI.l5.
PSGrOleum-Ths market Il quiet and steady
81 7O@72c for refined.
Dried AppIea-Ibe markell s dull at s1Fe. and
PAY 9r PspkPgSs. h.
PseRtoes-Ip fair demand and selling At s50
zoe foF psashbiOvS By the car. @
Lakt Fish-1n god request snd stsady. sales
100 half bbls 10. l whiiehsh at sss75; IS half bblI
No. 1 PlcksrsI at IS 90; so half bills Herrfas At
$500 % half bbls No. 1 Trout s7,n.
ealt-steady. Fin $40. OOarso and Ground
H0pS-Fsrm. Esv V0rE stats l695Oc, sooOrd.
Tag 70 quality; Ohio 2593op-
aalI+ssaay. sansg Halt held At $40 per
AIe ana Pnrsas-MsEkst ussady. We ouos.
- blows PRESENT rs * Ale $40 stock <
SIS. 90; Ksnhstt uS,Oo; Pals Dream UIs RorhE
GI Half and quarter barrels n PROPORTION.
Water H5me-ouist; SEQ bbls Akron offered
PIsStsr-"POvsH's" had plsstsE III % ~
-
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Legal IpteIIIgepce.

CoMMON PLEAS CoURT -BEFORE JUDGE Boil
rOS.-verdict of s2l7 81 was brought in
yesterday for plaintiff in the case of Joseph
Stopped rs. the American Express Com
psny.
This branch Of the Court was occupied all
day with the case of the Himrod Furnace
Company Us. Mahoning Railroad Company
ct al. The Furnace Company made a con-
tract several years since with said Railroad
Compsny,to carry iron ore from this city TO
Youngstown and bring back pig iron at
certain rate for the first Eve years, and an
increased rate thereafter. The Railroad
Company, in view of The greatly advanced
price and rate of everything, refused TO
live up to the contract. Suit was brought
on the ground of that violstion of contract.
Messrs. Kelly & GrisWOld for plaintiff;
Judges Hitchcock and Ranney for defen-
dAnls. aFrF
BEFoRE JUDeE COFFTNBERRY-The case Of
Mary E Fisk Us. Henry 8. Stevens, for the
loss of, 3 trunk being conveyed from one
depot to another, was brought before this
Court yesterday. A juror Withdrawn and
case continued. J. E. IngersOll, Esq for
plaintiff; Messrs. Wiley & Carey, for defsn-
dant. ,a,i--
BEFoRE JuDaE FooTE.-Ths case of Ohio
Us. David Cashsn, indicted for grand lar
ceny, was tried by e jury yesterday. De-
PENDANT took upwards of q hundred dollars
from Heissl's confectionery store on the
18th inst The jury were charged, went
OUT a few moments, and returned q verdict
of guilty.
In the case Of the State vs. James J. HOl-
brook, on an Indictment for bigsmy, defen-
dant changed his plea from not guilty to
guilty.
The jury were discharged from further
attendance at this term of the Court.
POLICE COURT.-Ths following docket was
disposed of yesterday by Judge Abbey:
Intoxication-Ed. R. Paine, fined 81 and
costs. - tf.EV
DisturBance-Ka te Lillis, the costs Al
len Ellsworth, 81 and costs.
Assault and Bsttery-Wm- LsnnahanJ 81
and costs; Mrs. Dora Fisher and James
Lsnnahsn, each fined So aud costs.
Carrying Concealed WeapOns-James A.
Hartness, case nollei, no
Grand Lsrcopy-Edwsrd Blakelee, SIC
and costs and ton days In jail.
Having Counterfeit Money in Possession
&C. NJ. Nye, case continued to the S1st.
Opening Scheme of Chance, &c.-Johr
B. Davidson, the costs.
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D,arrhe. and Dysentery.-we have 81

DnarrhOes and Dysentery.-ws have eT-
amibed q great number oiletterI f ON SINE Of the
most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati aud CoSing-
ton, etc, speaking ia the highest ter AsOt d.
striekIsnd's Anti Mixture for the cure Of
diAr1hoes and dysentery. Ths letters are too loag
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of C5vingtonS says be
was pronounced iucurAbls by the best dOctofI in
Cincinnati, and one bottle ofDr striafladd's Asti-
Cholera Mixture effected q permanent cure Efter
suffering for months with the worst form OF diAr.
rhoes and dysentsry. For sale by Druggists.
BENTON q DuNHAM, Agents, Olsvsland, O..
mv6.Rb t-4 H-1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

sIGEeR BLrrz.-This prince of magicians
has been entertaining large numbers of our
public during the last week, ana gives the
last Of his annouuced exhibitions at Brain
ards Hall this evening. Several valuable
presents will be given to ticket-holders at
the close of the performance. All are we'll
paid whe go to see the wonderful feats of
siRnor BlitE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
Ham els ~sonIOquy.
ApArrED 70 Ias gaIs.s1 NM.

ADAPTKD 10 TaE P1EsIEE M
To groAn or not to groan. ti5' 'ai
That is the question.
Whistler It's wiser to endure the pain
ofindigestiOn,
Or to take arms against
Ones inward tronblsss D fs-1-
Or end them, as the sea o- b. j
Drown. its own bubbles.
The thousand natural shocks
That aesh Is heir to, 70 -1s7g
Pangs OF all sorts and kinds 5H
That rack and tear, toe, i7-i
These We can shuttle of,
Like brOlsn feitsD, .f-l,as
If we but take in time 1s lf sgd
HosrsTrzz's BITrERs. .I
Devoutly do vo wish
such eonsummatiOnf 1l
Thea let US seek st once
Incorporation. a- 1li1
To die ! t. sleep I-ao more
But Why or whereforsf
Is not long life, with health,
A thing to care for7
Let us f~orestall, preveDJ % @
Dissass's rigor. ''5A 'a.
HosrETrrR's BIrrERs give A
-a Strength, hsahh and vigOr. l9
my2.2S:dSW Oh -Esitt 20
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though this machine is new to the public
and untried by them, it has. already st
tFssted much and very favorable attention.
The mechanism is highly ingenious and
the work produced by it is at once of the
most elegant and durable kind. We would
advise all persons wishing hose of good
quality, bslmorAls, shawls, and other
articles in that line, to call at the rooms,
No. ESQ, Superior Street, of the sgent for
the above machine, and examine it and its
work.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

USDERErEED -Mr. speDcsr's blacksmith
shop on Michigan street has been under
mined in the operation of grading that
street, and its brick front fell down yester-
day morning. A number of persons were
in the shop at the time, but happily no one
was injured, r-rT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

aU|-An NM.. .N"
BUILDISe LOTS NKAE FRANKLIN, PA-Dr.
G. ", Stewart, of this city, and Mr.. Chas.
E. Wisyall, of New York, nave bought
seventy-fve acres of land fronting Frank
lin, Pa, at an expense of nearly a hundred
Thousand dollars, which they have laid out
in building lots. The area consists of table
land overlooking the town of Franklin and
commanding q view of scenery the grand
eur and beauty of which cannot be surpsss-
ed anywhere in the country. The lots are
laid out sixty feet front by one hundred
and fifty feet deep, with an alley, making
them large and convenient for gardens and
out-bufldings. Four acres have been re-
served for a msgnifcentb hotel and grounds,
which are to be built and laid out by the
LIST of September. The drawings of this
hotel are nowin the hands Of Messrs. Porter
4 RoseIing, architects of this city. The
hotel will have two fronts of 140 feet each,
and be situated on az elevation opposite
the depot a few rods distant, in the corner
of the junction of the MesdviIle pike and
the Dempssytown and Oil City road. It
will have 200 rooms, and the building is so
Errsnged that another hundred can be add
ed at any time.
On the FIRST floor there will be a spacious
Office communicating with corridors run
ming throughout the building, a rotunda
reading room, forty feet in diameter, din
ing hall twenty. four by eighty feet, recep-
tion rooms and ladies parlors. extensive
kitchen apartment, bath rooms, &C., &c, as
appendages. The building will be four
stories high, including basement, and built
Of wood and stone, probably of the Italian
style of architecture, with q French roof.
i The grounds will be laid out tastsfully,
with srbors, walks, fountains, &c. Back of
this hotel, which is itself situated on q ter
race, the ground rises gradually to the ia
bic, land wherson the lots aforesaid have
been located. Those desiring the most
beautiful sites for residences in the country
would do we'll to visit the above locality, or
apply to DR.. Stewart or G. E. WiswaIl,
Lsmbsrton Hotel, Franklin, venango Coun-
tyj ~Pennsylvania-
10 3. Nv M-E m.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

FRENCH ILLUSION BOENETs.-J. L. Hahn,
corner Bridge and Fulton streets, West
Side, has just opened another invoices Of
those elegant French Illusion Bonnets.
They are truly beautiful.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

-FIRs7 TARA Buffalo paper says that
the United States revenue cutter COmmo-
dore Perry, built by Captain Il. Whitaker,
of Buffalo, left that port Tuesday for Cleve-
land on her first trip. We have seen moth
ing of her as vet.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Something NeW.-Messrs. Rice . Allen, Of
Philadelphia, have, at grsa expense, pnbiishet >
seri 3 Of steel En-, rawlings of our celebrated Meu,
.uch as Grant, Sheridan, sherpau, si'gel, Rose
Grams, Batter, Lincoln and Lady, Washington and
Lady, A.ch Bishop Higgins, Daniel Webster, Hen
~ Ci,y, 40 making q list Of some twenty or thirty
in all. A'
These beau Iful EngrsElngs are on exhibition at
OritchIey's, ls9 Superior street. where 'heS arr for
sale at the low figure OF IS 50 each, for frame, pic
tare and every thing necessary to their auai dis
posal in the parlor. -at lsF
We not only claim to have the best picture, but
we claim to sell it at . less p ice than you can puF-
chase = poor picture, which will ny r be satisfse-
tory to yourself or Others Gail ard see them ct
D. s. tRIrOHLEY'5 MUSIC sr1RE, Who is
General Agent for Northern Ohio Good agents
wanted to canvass. Apply as above. my9e;2A
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DYETNc.

FREDERICK CYRIAA -TT--T
French Fancy steam Dye works snO
CLEANING EstRblfshment,
EelTideFe Farm, East cleveland, snd
80 seneca Street. uylsT
OTFTcE-lOA Seneca st., OeVpland, o.
mean 70 make this the BaST DTE-H0USB IN
THE VEST ana shall spare no Effort 70 I've rat
hfactiOn.
I call the especiaI attention Of Gentlemen 70 ths
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Rs-dTsing Of msds-up GArmsntA
nhQT
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FALSE AIRx-The alarm of FIRE given
about eight o'clock last evening, proved to
be g false one. Steamer No. 2 ran over
to the top of Detroit street, West Side, and
found there was no FIRE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

=LAEE NAVIGATION IN Is25.-The copy of
the Canton TO- Repository for March 25th,
1925, says that in that year Lake Erie was
open, free from ice, on the 9Th of March,
and 9 vessel sailed from Cleveland To De-
troit as early as the 25th of February.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

PowDER MGf EkRLosIOx.-oR Wsdnes-
day morning, says the Akron Beacon, one
81 the "ccorning mills Of the Austin
Powder Company, near this city, exploded
with q fearful report. The mill was entire
~. obItsFatsd, and one of the employees Of
the company, namsd Truman Baldwin,
who was working in the mill Gt the time,
wal literally blown to fragments, the larg-
est portion of his remains that could be
found being some twenty rods fromthe
mill. The deceased was about forty-fye
yearaofage, and leaves . wife and several
children to mourn his sudden Gnd fright
fl death. b s. 00-3 = lasal
Nothing definite is known AstO the cause
of the explosions amOunt of powder burned,
Of the probable loss. We undsrstand that
one of the employees of asid company stole
from them from SSOOHz 70 s7OO q few days
since, and sksdaddlsd. PsrhRpk the OK
MiRNaAOtgWlly accidental.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Of RlMovAL.-on the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
VIII be removed to 14l Superior street, I'M
deFthe Weddsll House, (ths store now oc-
cupied by N. E. CrittsndeD,) therefore ex-
tIs Inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many lew ones as may favor US with a call,
IT, select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of New York city.
myS MorT 4 HAIGHT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

TIE PAKK.-The Public Square has had
its face clean shaved, and otherwise made
p~resentable, in anticipation of the coming
of the Northern Ohio soldiers.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-For some reason the
theatre here has not been we'll attended for
several weeks, and there seems to be in
other cities q general abatement from the
interest hitherto taken in the drama and
the histrionie art. Intelligent gentlemen of
the stage attribute this, in great pert, to the
i~ndistinctly defined but yet actual senti-
meDt of hostility to the stage developed by
and since the assassination of the President
in Ford's theatre. whether the point is
we'll taken or not, certain it is, the Academy
has received, since the middle of April, but
q fraction of the patronage which, before
that time, could be counted on with fatal
sureness. The secret of the falling-of'
surely, lies not in any inferiority of acting
on the part Of the stock company, or hat OF
the star actors who hsvO been secured by
the management, Madame Scheller and
Mr.. Pope have won the applause of those Of
our theatrs-goiDg public who have seen
their various presentations, and have uni
formly merited better houses han they
have had.
Last night the musical drama of "Lorlie
of the Black Forest; or, Nature and Fash.
ion," was presented in an attractive
manner. One may easily anticipate, from
the subject of the piece, its character, and
we need not enlarge on it. 1t was put upon
the boards in fine style, and was well re-
ceived.
The farce called the "secret" has nc
merit of itself. It is bunglingly construct
ed, but Mr.. Lewis makes it 90, and is SC
irresistibly funny, that n forgets the
piece, and enjoys his presence exceedingly
The grand Shskspearean tragedy o
"OthellO" will be presented tonight with
Mr.. Pope and Madame Scheller in the
leading parts. The capital farce, "Th'
Wandering Minstrel" will conclude III,
entertainment.
This is the benefit night of Mr.. Pope
and the last appearance of this gentleman
and Madame Scheller. We trust they MAJ
have q rousing house.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

: ITO s~H1PPuRs OF FRElGHf.-The staunch
new steamer Meteor. Captain Wilson, will
leave the dock of GArretsOn & Co, next
Monday night at eight o'clock, for La
Point and Bayfield, add intermediate ports.
iAs she touches at several points not usually
visited, q good opportunity is offered to
shippers Of freight and to passengers des-
6ned for ports out Of the ordinary route.
+ or freight or passage apply to GarrstsOn
&co., No. 1 River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

FLOURl FLOURI FLOURl AT RE
II DUGEB PRICES-5,OOO bblS fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very choice brsndS Of Red
and White Whsat. suitable for family or bakers
use for sale a. Warehouse, 1877 Ne win ct. Gro
oerymsn, Bakers and Others in VEnt VII consult
their osn interests by examining our stoeks
apI4 GARDHER, BUHTA 90.
HOMINY Y, CRACKED WHEAT,
IL Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Split Peas, Pearl
Barlsy, and choice brands of Family Flour, con-
atautiv On hand - on SHr@vfn- - ahSs
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OIL Factory FOR saIe.-Ths subscriber o.
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly dt-
mated, COMPACT and conveniently arranged. Co
pseity about fifty barrels per day. lmmediats POS
session given hrsquired. b. PEhISn.
Cleveland, Feb IA, 1858. tsbtS:rnH
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"Haste me to know It, that 1 with wing AI win
As meditation or the the thoughts OfloVes
May prove to you" OH ~ Ia
That by the use Of DR.. D. r.. sselye's Liquid o.
tarrh Remedy a permanent cure viii be Ell otsd.
my92;Rs .s--
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flour Steady SALTS at 81 70 for No. 1 spi g
ST So or red " inter- IS seas IS for white; ~ Soa
, so for Xxx
WheaS-Firm but quiet Sa'es No I Ohio go
sprlSg at 81 90; No. 1 aiiSaukee club 81 40,
Other graihs no inal
/ IaEe InBpOrts-Ss IS, 800 hu wheat
shipments BY Rail, 1880 bbls 1our, 2 1000 bu
wheat.
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The LNNIEERsARIEs AF OBERLIE.
UnIsu Exhibition of the Phi Kappa
Pf and Phi Delta societies Of = ber-
1in Cal eye.
CEdisOrnI Corn es pOndsucs Of the olevsIand LE1DrH.l
unrsIu. MAY Esd. 1895.

EdiiOrAi Corr eIpOndsuce Of the Cleveland LzADEn.l
UBERLIS, May sd. 1866.
The college literary society, if properly
sustained and directed, is one Of the most
beneficial of the many Institutions which
appertaln to college life without being in
cluded in the curriculum of study In
most colleges, however, it finds an insidi-
GUS rival in the recent society, and is
dWArfed into insignifcance. In 0beriln,
however, the two College Societies, the FIJI
Kappa Pi and Phi Delta, afford more bene-
ct and pleasure to their members, we were
almost abOuttO say, than any single branch
Of the course of study. Offered and con-
trolled entirely by students, they enlist the
ambition and best talent of every member,
the best mental efforts of their members is
reserved for them, their library, though
smaller, is better adapted for reading and
reference thsn that of the college itself,
and their Annual Union Exhibition,
friendly trial of strength between the
two societies, equals if Tot surpasses, in
interest and in the ability displayed by
participants, any of numerous a%nniver-
saries of the college year. This exhibition
came off to-day, the last but one of the
Spring term. The First Congregational
Church, in which it was held, was filled by
q large audience before the time arrived for
the opening exercises. The order Of exer-
cises, as announced with appropriate Dig
nifty by the President, Mr.. ". HsMorean,
of the Phi Delta Society, was as folIoWt;r
Mrsn-InatrnmAntaI. D. OF
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DIED.

[R0BFNr0H-Fn OlsVelaa5, OHIO. ThuFBisy
morning, Msy 18th, OF Con umption, Louisa Ttl-
ton, olde t chId Of O.. 8 add Margaret Robinson,
aged 8 ysaFH, l month and 8 days.
MINERAL, Saturday at "a o'clock P. NJ, from No
81 Ontario street. Fdsnis are invited to sttsnd
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WhEATON's
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hOurs-alsO cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers, OhilblAInS, and ell EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 60 csass 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington It,, Boston, viii
be forwarded Tree by mail. For sale By all Drug
zists. srRoNe 3 AaMBTROEs, OlsEeisnd, Agents
for Northern Ohio. uhiAA a.