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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

DEDICATION OF THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
RooMs.-One of the largest and most COM
plete buildings in the country for the pur-
poses of a Chamber of Commerce, has Just
been completed by the merchants of Chicago,
and the Board of Trade Of tha3 city pro-
pose to dedicate their new rooms in q most
sumptuous and magnificent manner. the
ceremonies to commence on Wednesday
next, the 3Oth inst, and to continue through
three days, consisting of addresses, excur-
siOns, g banquet, ball, &c. Guests from
abroad to the number Of sbout four hundred,
including delegates from nearly every
Board of Trsde in this country and Canada,
have been invited, and invitations have
also been sent TO Generals Grant, Sherman
and Logan, and Ex-Secretsry Fessenden,
with several other prominent men, some,
if not all of whom, will be present. The
leading citizens of Chicago will generally
participate. Cleveland will be fully repre-
sented upon the occasion by 8 delegation
from the Board Of Trade, the following gem
tlemen having boon named to-day in that
correction 8. F. Lester, H. Harvey, C. H.
Clark, 81 8. Coe, I'm. Edwards, A. B. Stone,
A. Hughes, o. A. Childs, ]. W. Clark, J. G.
Sage. We have no doubt the occasion will
be one of q peculiarly interesting eharac-
ter.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Let us be MercifuI to ourselves,
The physical structure OF the strongest human
being is vulnerable every where. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with = certain negative pOWer,
which protects them to some exhnt from unWhOle-
some Influences; but this 70 sctiOn is imperfect
and cannot be safely relied on 10 unhsallhy re-
giona. or u sdsr circumstances Of more than ordi-
nary danger. Therefors, It is wisdom. it is pru-
denee, It il common sense, to provide against such
contingencies, by taking an aRhdots in adrGnos; in
other wo.d -. py CERTIFYING the system with a c jurse
of HosTEFTEs's STOMACH BITTERs, the
most complete protective against all the epidemic
and endemic msladies that has ever been admins
tered in any country. As . remedy for Dyspepsia
there is no remedy that will compare with it
Whoever suffers the psngs of Indigestion, any
where on the face OF the earth where Hostetter's
Bitters can be procured, does so Voluntarily for
as surely as Truth exists, this invaluable Tonic
and Alternative would restore his disordsrsd stom-
aeh to a healthy condition. To the Bilious 1t is
also especially recommended, and in cases Of con-
hrmsd Constipation IL affords speedy and perma-
neut relief. In Canada, the West Indies, and
Australia, the Bitttrs rank above all other medi-
cines Of the class, and the demand for them In all
foreign countries increases every year.
Rugl4'2I8:dAW
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1NAVCIIL . COMMERCIAL
ru,,D,y KyEvrso, Aug. 2. I'm;

TUESDAY, EVEsrsO, AUS; N cIs-
There Is no psz 1sMHn H65t money Continues on :
very moderate scale, and Altogher the market is
doll. Exchange remains firm ct u discount 70
par tuying and H9H premium selling.
Gold was hacely 80 firm in : sw York to day, and
the price rscedsd a Faction, c'Os'ng this AfIsTnoOn
at 1881.
The Cincinnati money market Il reported quiet.
Exchange Is nrB At 76o premium buying and LILO
premium sellirg
In Chicago currency is IN good supply, but very
little demand. Exchange Is close.
Mercantile circles o~ontinus quiet Flour Is f m.
There were no reported sales OF Wheat to day, but
prices were fully maintained. Corn IL steady
Oats are lower. Eothing doing In other gains.
We have 10 change to note in Provisions or Pro
duce, prices ruling steady.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
At this point By Railroad, Lake and lanai OF lead
ing articles during the tWenty-four hours ending
ct seven O'Clock this morning:
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BRUTAL FIsHT.-A difficulty occurred
yesterday afternoon in a lsger-bier saloon
kept by q man named Baum, on Ontario
street, between q Gsrmsn named Seng,
formerly q Captain in the S7th Ohio Rsgi-
ment and q former private in the regi.
ment named Conrad Roach, the latter being
assisted by two men named John Doin
and Henry Nuerlestein. Ii appears that
Seug was very much intoxicated, and
Characterised Roach by q very coarse
name to parties present, not knowing that
Roach was in the room. Roach hearing
the remark demanded an explanation,
when the epithet was repeated, whereupon
Roach struck seng, knocking him down.
The fallen man, who Was slso stupe6ed
with drink, was then set upon by Roach
and his companions shove named. They
beat and kicked his face into q jelly. The
police were finally brought to the scene
and arrested the three rufisns and they
were placed in durance. Seng was cared
for, and presented q most sickning appear
Gnco.
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CIeVeInnd wholesale MarkeI.

1UEsOAT EvHHIHa, August %, 1seG.
Frefghts-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
tsteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New YOrk.-Fiust class: q liz; Second class:
Sic; Third class Ito; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool s',I2.
To Boston.-F:r.t GLASS: sl,22; Second class:
sic; Third class: 75o; Fourth class $50. Flour:
TOO. WOOL sI,R2.
PIOur-Firm but quiet. City brands held st
$3.50 for Xxx red and 5000 for Xxx white. Ooun-
Try brands range at 75e@SI,OO below these figures.
Whent-Frm, but Inactive. No sales reported
to-day. No. 1 Wabash red from stsre held at S2.OO.
No. 2 red sI,so; amber Milwaukee SI,66.
COrm Steady aud eEEA-ssao chr No. Z mixed
from store at T. ana 2 cars at 73c.
0ats-Decliued. EAlts G cars from store, in lots,
at 400.
Quiet At $4,000 from store.
Rarley-Insotivs snd nominal.
POrK-stssdy at Ss2,O 90 for city packed mess
Sales l6 bBIs at the quotation.
L4ArIi-Firma st &c for oity-rendered In barrels
and t'erees. Sales 1910 bs.
Beei-Oity Mess held At $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Smoked MeAts-Tn good demand, firm and
unchanged. We quote: PlAin-cnred hams, p d,
Sc , huouiucfs ASSs DaSou vi AEN74 poel AHo-
Sales at quotations of 1000 Ds hams and 900 rs
dried beef.
Ruffer-In good Ssuand and firm. Sales
Of 80 kegs Western Reserve at PC.
Cheese-Firm and steady st I9Gl4o for good
to prime.
Eggs-Quiet and nominal.
HighwInes-Firm at S2,ls.
AIcOhOI-steAdy Held at G.S694,1 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, $50 per cent, s4,6L.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 SsQa,ss.
POtrOleum-Firm at CSC for Refined present
delivery. The dem and Is emily moderate.
Dried ApPIes-FIrm ct lOc, and pay for pack
ages.
Lake FIsh-stesdy at the following prices -
No. 1 WhitehIh, . half Dbl, Ss,75; No. 2 do 2
hAlfbbl, $500; Pickerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
. half Dbl 500; Herring . half Dbl S4,5O@5,oO.
HRy-stsady. New loose selling at . range Of
ss,OO9l2,Oo. No old Offering. Baled il In light
supply and selling at $500.
B~aIt-Firm. Nov held at u, As for Fine; $3.50
for OoarSe.
Ale and P~0r4aR-MArkss steady. We quots
a. follows Present Use XX Ale $40; etOok XXI
S14,CO; Ksanstt s16,O0; Pals Dream fl; PoFta.
Bl4 HAlf and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Ldmo-Osvego and Akrsn held at
$500.
PIaatar-"PnvaH's" land pIastsF 1900 psF
ton; Oaieinsd $500 y bbI.
HOps-Firm. New York STATE 46060o, AoooFds
ing to quality Ohio 269SOo.
NaIs-steady. Barley Malt held Gt $40 pen
bushal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR--The steamer Iron
sides, Captain Turner, returned to Cleve-
land yesterday morning from her grand
pleasure trip to Isle Royal and the North
Shore of Lake SuperiOr-an excursion in
every respect one of the most delightful OF
the season. The clerk of the Ironsides,
Mr.. Holland. gives the following facts in
connection with the trip :
She left OntOpagon on Wednesday morn
ing, August 10Th, and Eagle River the
evening of the same day, stopping at Eagle
Harbor, Copper Harbor, and Lac La Belle.
Left Portage Lake Thursday afternoon, and
Marquette Friday at three O'Clock, P. N.
The steamer Traveller passed Lac La Belle,
bound up, Wednesday night. The schoon-
er Berlin was at Portage Lake, dischsrg-
ing cargo, also three other vessels, whose
names We did not learn. At Marauetts
were the schooners l.. B. Shepard, loading
at the Cleveland dock, and Richmond Al
the Jackson dock. Eleven vessels arrived
at The Ssult as the Ironsides left, four of
them bound down and seven bound up.
Names not known.
Vessels passed through the Sault canal
bound up on the 18th. Met scbOOners Ma
ria Louis, A.. P. Nichols, New London, d.
vid Morris, George Foot and @. j.. Roeder,
down on the same day barque De Sofa and
on the 18th Idaho, Tartar and John Weeden.
The Ironsides brought down a large load
of passengers one hundred and fifty tons
Of iron ore for the Cleveland Iron Mining
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GOLD PRICES FOR THREE YEARs.-We have
received from the Publishers, E. j. Farmer
& Co., Bankers of this city, e pamphlet
giving in tabular form the prices of gold
for each day during the period from Janu-
airy LIST, 1852, to December slst, 1864, in
elusive, compiled from the cash sales of the
New York Stock Exchange and Gold
Board. In the arrangement of the prices,
the highest rate for the day is given when
the market was advancing, and the lowest
whom declining. The pamphlet is a desid-
erstum which all business men, and es-
peciAlly money dealers, will find of great
service for reference. A table is also in
cluded giving the relative value of 8 United
States current dollar to coin at the different
rates of premium from 1Ol to 3OI, which
will be found very serviceable. The book
may be obtsined of the Publishers, No. las
Superior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

oBrTULRY.-Under our regular obituary
head in this mornings pspsr is recorded
the death Of Capt. H. ]. Christian, of Co.
G, 9Th Regiment Michigan IDJantry. The
deceased was q brother of Mr.. T. D. Chris
tian, Of this city. He entered the service
of the country on the breaking out of the
rebellion, and served throughout the war,
participating in many of the hardest fought
battles and seiges of the wsr-at Hilton
Head, Vicksburg, Knoxville, Antietam,
Bull Run, fredericksburg, Chantilly, the
Wilderness, James Island, and others: At
every post of duty he was & true soldier, as
in civil life he was a good citizen. Upon
the termination of the war he was honora-
bly, discharged the service, and returned
home to take his place in the civil walks of
life. In this sphere, however, he was 10
have but q short work, for death, that had
passed him by on the battlefield, waited
for him in the quiet of homo. His disease
was small pox.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

A LAKE SUPERIOR PRRsEHTATIoN.-Captaip
Turner, the very popular commander Of
the magnificent steamer Ironsides, was
upon his last trip to Lake Superior the
recipient of a most elegant set of solid silver
plate, which was presented TO him by some
seventy of the business men of the Lake
Superior country, as q mark of the esteem
they have for him as 8 gentleman and a
skillful seaman, and as a token of their
appreciation of his long service as a COM
mander on the lakes.
The worthy Captain was completely
taken by surprise, whom the presentation
was made, accompanied as it was by an
eloquent speech, to which he responded
appropriately, as best he could under the
circumstances. He had not the least in
timatiOn of the proposed presentation till
it was made.
The set consists of a coffee pot, tea pot
hot water pot, sugar bowl, slop bowl, cream
pitcher, server and q set of dinner and tea
all of solid silver, costing $I,4OO.
On the server is engraved in elegant style
the following inscription:
CAPTAIN TURNER,
FROM his
Lake Superior Friends,
1865.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

DHGpEPSKA CURE.
cures flStulenoy, weak
ness and general debility;
tt ma es the weary ambi-
tious, the feeble strong,
the debilitated heilthy-
for IL enables the patient
to take plenty OF healthy
food, which is the parent
OF the body.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

GRAND CoScEET.-0ur musical season will
open with 8 grand concert at Brainard's
Hall on Wednesday evening, August SOth,
by Miss Mary segur and Miss Lizzie Gates,
assisted by Mr.. Wilder, the eminent basso
of New York city, and Mr.. E. ]. Robbins,
the favOrite tenor of this city, the whole
under the direction of Mr.. G. W. Brain
ard. The programme will comprise, be-
side some of the old favOritss, selections
from Verdi's new operas "La Fora del
Destino," VesPers siciIliani," Gounod's
"Faust," &c. A rare treat is in store for
oul musical citizens,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

BURNING OF A Coal OH REFIEERT-
HEAVY LOss.-BetWeen 8 and Q O'Clock last
evening & fire broke out in the Cuyahoga
Oil Works, owned by 0uthwaite, shurmer
4 Co., and situated near the new paper
mill, south of Kinsman street, totally de-
strOYing the works in a very short time.
The fire was communicated from q lantern
carried by one of the workmen
into the receiving room. Steamers
No. 1 and No. 3 were at the FIRE as prompt
ly as possible, but as usual in such fires,
could do but little in staying The flames.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 no insur-
ance,
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pIrTSBURsH PEFROLKUn MARKET
Special report for the Daily LrADun.l

PITTSBURGH, August 22-s:OO P. n.
The shipments East Of Beaned oil to-day were
IS o bbls. ReceiptS of Crude BY the Allegheny
river light. The market IL steady. Sales Of Crude
small, but prices unchanged at 1890 without
packages 2S924c packages included.
Refined is active for both present and future de-
livery. Sales are l4OO bbls bonded, PhiIadeIphia
delivery within next twenty kAys, at 6iHe; 100
bblH bonded, September delivery, at 800 bonded
on spot 400. Rthners refuse contracts for future
derive , at prices that we're formerly current
Prices look up R. fined free held firmly; no trans.
SetiJns
Tar is Gull At S4.75, Benz lie not wanted.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

To BE DIsBLSDED.-The 23d BAttaIion of
the Veteran Reserve Corps left this city
yesterday afternoon for Columbus, where it
will be disbanded. The battalion was de-
tailed for duty in this city during the ar
rival and sojourn of regiments ordered to
Camp Cleveland for payment, and has
been here about three months. Besides
the valuable aid it has rendered in pre-
serving order and peace, its members have,
as individuals, shown a degree of good be-
havior and uniform attention to duty that
entities them to a word of cOmmendation
at parting.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

AUTUMN RAN.-The chilling rain of
yesterday morning. and the cold breeze
that succeeded it, were forcible reminders
that We are clsse upon the season of the
'sere and yellow leaf; " that the balmY
zephyrs of summer are soon to give place
to the chill winds of autumn, they to be
followed by the freezing blasts of old
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$1,000 ReWard.-Tbe above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish = Prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoPIng Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which il equal to DR.. stIiek-
lands Msllihuous Cough Bslsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweG's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cas's
Of consumption are cured by Dr.. strckland's Mel
hhuous Cough BalSAm. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton & Dunham, Agents. Cleveland, o. m6:B5
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CITY NEWS.

AMERICAN IRoE AND STEEL Association
The fourth of the quarterly meetings of this
association will commence this morning at
10 o'clock, at CARROTS Hail.. The deiibera-
lions are looked for with interest by q large
portion of the public.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.-In the fire st the corner
of Ontario and Huron streets, which oc.
CURED yesterday morning bet~een II and
1 o'clock, James Hawkins, who kept the
"Nevburgh HOuse," lost about $1,000 in
sured for 81, 500. Reuben Strauss, owner of
the building corner Huron and Middle
streets, lost 81 200; insured for $1,000. Mr..
Thompson, who had the news depot where
the fire started, saved pretty much all his
property: The cause of the fire is not as
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MARINE NEWS.
roar OF C~LEVELAND.

POkT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED .-..AUa. 2l-22
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, DetroiE
Prop OIean, Waterbury, Dunkirk.
Prop IIOnsides, Turner, msiqustts
Prop Ytung America, Davis, Ogdensburgh-
Bark Northwest, Atkins, Bufa,O.
Bark Dssota, Lloyd, Marquette.
Schr J hn Weeden, Hand Marquette,
Schr Id .ho, Jennings, Marquette.
Sour Pe'Ts,, Peltier, POIt Hope
Schr Midnight, Jasmer, Buffalo
Schr Z Hail. meBurney, ROweO.
scoE Odd Fellow, Bazsn, Toledo
Sow Fl en- White, Dupee, sag,naw
ULEARED ---.AUG. 3i-22
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Young America, Davis, Chicago.
Prop TO- ., sistOn, uunkrk
ScOW Odd Fellow, Hazsn, Buffalo.
soow HiKh aud Chief. Gardner. G iqton
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Company one hundred tons of copper
from the Cliff and National mines, con-
signed to Malone, Petit & Co., and a guam
tity of miscellaneous freight.
The Ironsides will lAsxA. 8g dock Of Ma
.-rattik & 70
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

HowE's CIRoUs.-The attendance at
Howe's Circus yesterday afternoon and last
evening was very large, and the excellent
and varied performance was highly salts
factory. The Circus opens in gainesville
to-day.
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nv ToRK- MABKET-Auaust "a.

IuI fALRqRAfhsl
DOfton-Less active ard prices continue nm
= aog5o1 - h.,9sr on state, With s fir De-
mHnd, partly spsculaiss. O.h,r kiaes stfai1 ans
unehangd
sales a. 81 soaT so FOR extra state; IS IOas o.
for round hoop Ohio; 50 l0alO 90 for trade OIseosi
market closing Quiet for al kinds lnalnded IN
the sales IRE 1000 bbls extra state, one half t3st-
rive soon, a. 81 40, and the rest the last hAi Oh
Whisky-Frm. Sales Of western st 81 ls9
81 q.
arm for winter. Sales AZ 81 6O9l So iot Ohicago
goTip0 81 S. for No 1 d.; 81 5l91 "a for hitWAu.
kee cub; 81 bsa1 Sc Tor amber BilWaukee, stter
an extreme; s l6 for choice amber misDls.f5
81 % for old winter red state; " % Tor nsN 90
y 20 for vhile uestsIn' and - ~ Tor neS WINE
aye--In moderate rsquest. Western sso.
RarIey-DoH and D. miDal.
Barley halt NIL and nOnir al.
Corn-Firm with a lair dsmand. Sales At Gle
for unEound, and 9 0ssc for sound uixsd western
Oats pun and lower st Go for Wsatsrn-
COnee-Stssdy. bio 1915.
RuSar-Without decided change. sales Ouea
Muscovaeo Is lz0I3o; Porto Ric0 l4Z9I5Aci hA
lOhc; I OuislenA
M~9laase8-Dull-
Petroleum STEADY at S2751 IF Q 'ude; 5Og
b2Lo for Iehued in bond, and ss97 10 for DO Tree.
q Pensd dull and lower, but closed nrmer.
sales at SSl o2%a $50 10 new mess, eloaing 81
SS2 90 for eash; s 0 O9S0 so for 1868 A mess
mess. Also $3.50 bbls, neg mrs. icr ssptmot
buyers and sellers option at $50 600}1 Is
Heef-Mors scdSe. Sci At 8 OO@12 0 fol
plain mess, and $40 Oo@l4 20 for extra mess'
Beef HAna0-ouiet.
cut Meafs-Mors abt've at l4%0l6Kc f0
shoulders and Ia0Z3o for hams.
HRCOn-sDGus
Lara-Frm t 19Ha24N.
Butter-Rathef more achTes Sales 81 Kl9H
for On 10 and SOe SOC Tor state.
Cheeso-Steady ct lOAl6c for common to prime
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Kew York stOck nArket-August ~.
IBX TuIaRAPHl
Government StOeks-Are without decided
chs &c. Treasury 7 sos 99H; Tn forty coupons,
975s; Five-twenty coupons, 1u6N; F~iye-tWenties,
registered, To-; U. b skies Of 1881, registered, lOT.
ptOekH-Dull. Folt Wayne 94E; Milwaukee
4 Prairie du CHEN AZ; Rock Island los; Olsve-
land & Pittsburgh 679s; Illinois Central scrip lf2i
Michigan central loo; Cumberland 39k; hsUHoEk
Central 90H; Erie $50; Reading lO21<; Ohio =
Mississippi certificates 23H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a hearty
meal without fear Of dis
tress R~ftsrNArd, for IL
will stop It a. soon - il
IL swallowed
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweetens the stomach,
purifes the breath, and
Instantly stops sourness,
soIdity and rising Of iO0d.
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81 haaI

Ofthis dull sickness at my heart afraid"
But In cases Of UATARRH, . single bottle Of
DR.. D. q. Seslye's LIQUID OATARRH BRHEDY will
ALWAYS effect . permanent cure, thus preventing
Bronchitis or Oonsumptioo. aug2ITS
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
oures sick headache
sickness 1t the stomach
and gains OF cholis In the
bO9els.
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u. Z. Money Market-August "a.
lBY TELEGRAPH.1
MOney-EAsy at 6@7 = cent. for call loans
Sterling ExehRnge-Is more p enty and
ecarcely s firm; nS5S0lO9Z
GOld-Easier, OOening At 1857, advancing to
IA, declining to 14ssk, and closing At 1857
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COE,A

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates al appetite and
gives ViRor and strength
70 the EhOle system.
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UUE


DYNPEPSIA UUhE
IL . purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
Opiates, no poison, moth
ing hurtful, but aots
promptly, surely and i'm
nediAtely.
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oPRISFIAN.-At Flint. Mich, August 18th, H.
J. Christian, Captain Co. q, sth Regiment MIehi-
gan Infan ry, 1ouu gess brother Oft ID. Christian,
OF tbis e,ty.
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HARMED.
DIED.

sTULTZ--BARNE5.-In Cleveland. Ohio, Tues
day, August ed, Capt. NJ. L. stultz and miss RIz
abeth Barnes, both OF Warren, Ohio
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

QUAsHED.-The case of Sheriff Krick,
which caused SO much gossip last winter,
was quashed the prosecutors falling to come
to the scratch, at last. MEMO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

DYSPEPSIA CURE
ls the best remedy In the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, SICK Headache,
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Hausea At Stomach
aud, In fact, al diseases
or pairs In the stomach
and bowels.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-23

By Mr.. Dugan, That Mr.. Albert G. Man
son be and is hereby appointed Principal of
the West High School, in place of Mr.. c.
G. Rounds, who declines to accept the posi-
tion. Adopted.
By the same, That the salaries of teach
ers for the coming year be the same as the
last term Of last year, with the privilege of
reducing the same at any time during the
year should circumstances render it advisa-
BILE; and that the salary of the Superinten-
dent of Instruction be fixed at ST, 800, and
that of the Secretary at $500.
By Mr.. Hudson, That Hardness Latin
Grammar and HadIey's Greek Grammar be
adopted as text books in those departments
in the High Schools. Adopted.
Adjourned two weeks.
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DENTISTRY.
TyEETHI TEETH TERTHI
Or. !. z. lANIELG.

Late Of the firm Of HALLIWELL B DAEEIs, I
still at ais old established Dental Rooms, oorne Q
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, 9t the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
70 GlF- Al work Warrant~d- an1nrP
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nOFs

CURE
cures indigestion q con
stipAti0n In every case.