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COMMERCIAL.
FrIpAr EHrrrna, Jul1 u. lsss

FRIDAT EVENIHs, July Il, 1885.
Geld realized 80 advance thus morning, and the
general produce markets sympathized, ruling gen
orally better and timer. The effect in this market
was the establishment Of . considerably stronger
feeling among holders. but transactions were Light.
Wheat advanced 5s7o on No. 2 red.
Corn closed without ~quOtable change.
Oats are lc better.
Provisions are frm at the advance established
yesterday, and the demand for Hams continues
unAbated.
In Produce there is . fair demand for Butter and
ESgs, at unOhADge d prices CheOIe rules quist but
steady.
HIghvinss are frmer, and better for small lots.
Petroleum continues in active inquiry for Au-
gust, September and 0ctCbsr delivery, but sellers
do not respond to any very large extent.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
At seven ofclock this morninR.
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The Horrors OF Indigestion.

You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys
peptic; but ought net your stomach to complain OF
your Possibly the PAngs you endure are simply
the stomaens method OF taking revenge upon you
for negIsctiDg and abusing It. PerhVps you have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually examining itwith
unwhOlesome and homogeneous food. have you
ever tried HOSTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
proper diet, and regular mes's2 The Bitters In q
week would put your digestive apparatus in per-
feet order. regulate the hoW Of bile IN accordance
with the Laws OF health, and produce Just Sd much
aperient action ~ would be necessary forJ our good
and when you we're once all riAht, IudteiOus and
regular dieting, with a little Of the Tonic now and
then, would keep you SO. II you have neglected
these means Of cure, don't blIme your atamach for
its rebellion. 1t is merely natures hint that Dhe
wants help. If JOu neglect It, the next thing may
be Inflammation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some
other violent AID dangerous disease. There is sueh
8 thing as being TOO late in these matters. HOsTKT-
TEB's BTrTERs will cure Dyspepsia; bat Dyspepsia
may engsnder diseases which defy al restOra-
tiVes. jylO:24s:1NdE
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DEATH OF EDWARD sHEPARD, EsQ.-It is
with regret that We announce the decease
of Edward Shepard. Esq, at his residence
in this city at three o'clock yesterday af-
tsrnoon. Mr.. Shepard was we'll and wide
ly known to the people of Cleveland and
Northern Ohio, having been connected for
the last t~wenty-one years with the firm
of D. A. Shepard and Co., of this city, and
having in the course of business formed a
wide circle of sequaintsnces by whom he
was much esteemed and respected. Mr..
shepard's health began to fail early in
1858, and has since been delicate. Last
fall and winter it declined rspidly, and for
the last seven week. he has been confined
to his bed by illness.
Mr.. Shepard was the Oldest of the three
brothers Edward, D. A. and IL. Shepard,
all old residents of Cleveland and we'll
known 10 our citizens,
The funeral exercises will take place at
the house Of his family, No. Is Cheshire
street, ct four P. NJ, tomorrow.
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RAILROAD Directors AND OPEICERs.-At
the annual meeting held at the office of the
company in Kent, Ohio, on Tuesday the
1Ith inst, the following named gentlemen
were elected directors for the year ensuing,
viz
s L'Hommedieu, Cincinnati, o.
Marvin Kent, Kent, o.
TW Kennard, New York.
" G Hamilton, New York.
J W Tyler, Warren, o.
o Wolcott, Pennington, o.
E Brainerd, Rsvenna, o.
John Sherman, Mansfield o.
Jacob Grail, Ashland, o.
Jacob Riblet, GALLON, o.
H r Rose, Cleveland, o.
D McLRrsn, Cincinnati, o.
Gaylord Church, MesdVille, Pa.
Subsequently the Board organized, and
the following officers were chosen:
Presidents 8 L'Hommedieu.
Vice President-MarVin Kent.
Seeretary-Wm Il Grant.
Treasurer-E P Brsinefd,
Attorney W Tyler.
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$4,000 RewaFd.-TbO above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish . prescrIp-
tiou for Coughs, Colds. WhOOpIng Cough, AIthmA
and Consumption, which is equal to d.. strick-
lands MelliduOuS Cough Bslsam. This bllsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweais. One bottle is sufficient
for any ons to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, WhOOping cough and primary oasss
Of consumption are cured by DR.. stricklsnd's Mel
n6uOus Cough BslSam. 1t can be had at any
DruggistH.
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TIE C%ARDIEGTON CoUNTERFETERs.-Henry
C. smyth and his wife Sarah E. smyth,
Andrew Wayne aud Mrs. Thursa A.. Thomp-
son, the alleged counterfeiting party whom
Deputy United Ststes Marshal Simmonds
arrested at Cardington, near Columbus, q
week or two since, were examined before
Commissioner White yesterday. The three
head men of the gang are lodged in Jail in
Delaware, on the double charge of counter
feiting and burglary. They are Frank NJ.
Thompson, Wm. King and James Bronson.
The testimony was SO uncertain that it
was deemod just to discharge the women,
Mrs. Thompson h-a- Gmyth. Mr.
smyth and Mr.. Wayne were held in bail Of
$1,000 each. On the payment of the sum
by the father of Mr.. smyth, he was releas-
ed from custody, but Mr.. Wayne, in de-
fault of paying bail, was sent to Jail.
MI. smyth has just arrived at majority,
and is q bright, wholesome looking youth.
We would be willing to bet on his inno-
cence. He has been married but three
weeks. It was considered rough TO tear
him away from the bosom of his small but
interesting family.
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ENLARGED N INPROvED.-The Stark cuun-
ty Republican comes out this week four
columns larger THAN its former self and
every way improved. It is now printed on
a new Cylinder Power Press driven by a
caloric engine. 1t is an excellent family
paper, and We are glad to see this evidence
Of its prosperity.
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Hew TOrk stoOk Markes-Juiy IA.

IN EhBaRARH.l
Government stOeks-Firm and in good dc.
mAnd.
United Stats Skies F~iEe-tve7tkB registered 1a47s;
DO coupons new issus 105K; do coupons, 1903;
Treasury T.sOs second series leo, TENNESSEE skies
T2K
~SfOckaEHeaYy.
Chic 8 Mississippi Certificates &c; Central Coal
Company 50; O1mberls ID preferred A.; BrunsUlck
City Land @ mpsny IL; Quicksilver 6fHs New
York Central 961S; BEie 0sA; Hu1son lOl14
Michigan Southern 6535; Illinois Central scrip
1851; Cleveland B Pittsburgh GO; Chicago 4
prefernd t2h Chicago b Rock
bland lO7ki Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne 97A; Terrs
Hauta "a
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Rev. DR.. GsxtOn, formerly rector of st.
Paul's Parish, in this city, and lately rec
tor ST St. Luke's in Rochester, has resigned
thstPsstOrate, to assume the professionally
Of pulpit ElOquence and Pastoral Care"
in The Episcopal Divinity School in Phila-
dalnbia-
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FreIEhts-The following are the rates by Lake
lsteaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are Ave een.s higher.
To New York.-First class; s5s; Second class:
Tic. Third elias. 7oo. Fourth cla,.. 4Oo. Flour.
$40.
To Boston.-F rst class; sl,Os; Second eIass;
&c. Third cIass. Tic: Fourtb oIn.s. 45o, Flour:
ooo
Fiour-Frmar Int ouot.blv ur changed Sales
so bbI, good Xxx reI At 81 co
wbeat-Dnu lint dscida5Iv bstts- a.Isa he.
foraraoor+ ~ az I'm i,fsrto- NJ 90 6,oD ,tora
At Al %. Ic0o bu pood do do AZ 81 "a. After r..
nor. 1Ooo I'm Nc. re from store AZ 81 az
Corn-onIot SALES l car No atom s,ors At
soo
O,,s-pru Int Il b,,,or s.,a Ic.rt ,ou s,ora
So.Yo--In.ovv anil nominal
1e~SominsIs ~ SOC .
- W---.rao
- I.-I..at....t o. -.-a no. q,
-. .. .wHr.aSaraS oono.rvrs|,srad Ieo-
80 ,a,,
s~oEoI Woots-s.e.dv Hama .c,vs.ctbAr
ki,ds in good d.m,nd ssIs. sOoo NJ. s,sar'cnred
h.msa a. Dc and 9oooIbs DIsir, $3.50 &C.
Doat o. ~. - :, e,so 10 mrsIah
-
a.,.es
=" w. p-.--aoao|
- 60" 90 Ill. oo.o,.
CSeeSa-outa, p-;c.. 800 a. 1oaIlo 49,
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LAKE N~AVIcATIoN.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

NRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
" ~
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OswEGO MARKET July Il.

FIourSSteA5y. sa'es at IS 1897 90 for No
1 spring; 81 z5@7 80 for red winter; IS 296 50
for white and So 0Oa9 25 for double extra.
WheRt-Beitsr. Sales No l Chicago spring ct
Str34; Milwaukee club 81 30r ordinary white
Canada 81 el1%; white Michigan 81 ~.
C~OFn-Without material change. Sslel 1900 bu
choice No. ] Illinois at 74e and 5000 bu damaged
do . e4s.
OaGs-Hominal;
Canal FreIghts-FIour S9s40e, wheat loes
corn $50, to New York.
Lake unprecedented IS, 600 bu. corn 100.
Canal EXpOrts-Fleur S4s0 bbls, wheat
1900 bu, corn I7,oO0
Shipped By BailroAd- 100 bbls 1our.
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Henry Grahlman, Quincy A. Randall, Fin
ley Britton, jeremiah C. Milhoof, Henry R.
Skinner, Matthew E. Cullican, Oscar A.
Clark, Thos. Crook and Joseph Power 70
First Lieutenants,
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OWNER WANTRD-The owner of a piece
of muslin found in possession of party ar
rested by the police last evening, is wanted
at the Police Station. The muslin bears
the imprint" BollendrOll Steam Mills, 14th
ILL.,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

holders Of the Fayette OIL Company is calltd for
Monday evening next at tx O'Clock. It is hoped
that every member will be present. iyl5: %
The Lightning FIy-Rifler.-D Destroys
Flies instantly, and Is not liable to be mistaken
for anything else. Is easily prepared and used,
and doesTapid execution. Each sheet will attract
Snd kill a Quart of F~lies-And promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comforts Of
q nap Ia the morning.
Sold by all Druggist.
inna2a.l I.aoditu
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-15

PROMOTIONs.-The following promotions
in the 2lst Ohio Infantry, were entered in
the Adjusant Generals office a day or two
ago:
Lieut.. Col. Arnold Mcmahon, to Colonel !;
Capt. VIM. B. Wicker, to Lieut.. Col; Capt.
John G. Martin, to Msjor First Lieuten-
ants Geo. Sheets, AngustuslBesanson Chris
tian B. shOlty, David McClintock and John
II. Bolton, and Sergeants Robert F. McDon-
aid. John W. Pembsr and Squire ". Carlin,
to Captains and sergeants Philip Which,
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TEE .SsTH O. VI. To D4Y.-Mayor Chaplin
informs us that the 3Sth Ohio Infantry, $50
men, left Louisville Thursday evening, en-
route for this city. They are expected to
arrive abOnt noon to-day. They will re-
c%sivessa hearty welcome home, and a fitting
entertainment.
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) Superior street.

sUFFERINs FOR WH1sKY's sAKE.-H limo
thy McGarty, of Steubenville, Jefferson
county, had suffered more for conscience
or righteousness' sake, he would not have
been summoned before Commissioner White
yesterday, to undergo an examination IN
the charge of selling liquor without license.
In default of paying or procuring bail of
$780, he was sent to jail. He has been
vending ardent spirits ; let him now keep
up spirits If he can.
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CHICAGO MARKET--JuIy II
m-m.I--,

FIOuF-Firn aud unchanged.
Wheat-Si eany. Ssles at 81 l14a1 IL fr No.
l and e89a9o for No. 2.
COrn-Firm and advanced Yale. Sales At 6G%
for No. 1 and 54a54 for No g
Oats-Dull. Sales ct 401c
HtgbWimeS--Firm. Eates at 81.
PFOVtsaOns---Fi m.
L~ard-FiIm. Sal. 8 at &c. Available stOsk
1900 tierces.
Re~ceiPis-FiOur s4OO bbls; wheat. $1,000 bu,
corn. 2l,OOO, oats, 4,7OOO.
ShiPments-FlOur, $500 BBl, wheat 5000
bu, corn, 1900.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORr az OLEYELANn.

PORr OF CLEVELAND
ENTERED----.JULT u
ssmr Esw York, Monroe, Uuukirk
6tmr PJrtsmouth, HeWstt. 10
Poo Chicago. WEIGH, BufaO
Brig Banner, Elm OFT, Chicago
sohr b O Post, Chapman, Toledo
Sehr P trel, PsltieF, Pot Hope
sohr John L Glass, Morgan, Msrquetie
suhr HypTen, Rothwell, Marquette
sehr " Nichols. Young. Copper HRrbor
scOW MsgdalenR, AinsUOrth, Toledo
scoW FIaek Rover, Jenning, Pors Oiint-n
SeOW Rescue, Porter, Rell0y'sIs'Rnd
OLEARED---.--.JULY "A.
Stmr EeW York, Monroe. Toledo
stnr Portsmouth. HGwett, Toledo
Prop Chicago, WEIGH, Chicago
sehr Petrol, Peitier, Port Hope
Sohr Tutor, .Pepoon, Marquette
schr QuickAteP, Rose, SasinAw
Sow Ellen, Blanchard. Port Clinton
scOW Re.cue, Porter, BLACK River
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soLDIERs' ALLoTMExTs.-The following al
lotmsnts were entered IN the Comptroller's
Office on the 11!h inst, as certified into the
State Treasury on account of Pay Agent
Isaac Morris:
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RAILROAD AocDENT.-An accident occurred
just this side of Newburgh, on the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, Thursday
night, through she-nsgligence of the switch
keeper in leaving the switch open. The
train which arrives here about ten O'clock
came dashing along, and as WA quite ma
tural, ran ofthe track. The engine was
overturned, and the engineer, whose name
We could not learn, was somewhat injured.
CIaAR AND ToHAooo July
IL, : will open a Cigar and Tobacco Store
at my old place of business, 225 Superior
street, where I intend to keep the best
brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
and the finest Cigars to be found in the mar
ket. Also a large and fine assortment of
MBerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes and ev-
erything connected with the trade.
A. j. HAYES,
9OE Cu1ar;or otranE
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After the bOuntiful breakfast spread for
the boys on the Public Square, had been
dispatched, they marched over to camp, to
await there the appearance of the paymaS-
ter. The face of the paymaster they seek
with an almost religious passion, and We
have no doubt that, having seen no money
to brag of these months past, they will scan
the features of every PasSer-by and visitor,
in hope to read thereon authority TO dis
pense unto them their well, earned piles Of
r~rcnnhnnLn.
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COEcEREING OHIO TROOFs-The 74Eh In
fantry, 4S4 men, and the 10th Battery, 1872
men, left Louisville on the nth inst, for
rendezvous at Camp Cleveland.
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Atmospheric pressure as indicated by the
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
UH.8 GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,

INSCRIPTIONS received to the
~ $40 PER CENT. AMI 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOommission allowed to Sub8oribers.l
D1rb- g. Bonds Of 1881, 6-20's, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most faVOrabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at beet rates, Deposits received and Col.
Lotions made 1t all aoCessib' Q points. Uncurrent
funds converted At lowest rates. RsVeuas Stamps
Tor asle. oo4
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New fork . Harlem Railr0 .;
z9TLQE 70 TR4vk

aDIAOE ~ TkAt &bERR
TWO EXPIRES TRAINS D
a Sundays sxosptsd) ally
Looming EXPREss, lsAyizz
T.; hom Albany st Hudson Rsrer ~ IS Sflo A.
T.! arriving At New York NJ az4oT otss woo 4.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, Ss1R
York AZ 600 p r. eonnsct3 arriving At New
q ~ Sst 5sSsIS1 End wssAts@ ~ oi.S. 'sS &AiA'
with the ESQ At Albany ~ on baaao eonsscts
lem Road. sew York b. the Hapt
r.nSsmsnS bsS. - JdAtioa Of ne public, n.
ne H9dson Bftsr RsP Foas a. - 2 trains e
Albany and Troy ainefent hours fren
EARLEh ROAM
o1.@ ~ 49, Be Tiekstod and Basea.s ch.,.
y u ar eott to New York ~ ~ oel-ta
rIcl - "A connecting lines North - ~,
A. ~ re Hudson BiVsr Railroad ~ -
~ oe received b. sifher ro.S
n ~ " ey sither Company wftbe ds58st
4ov. "a, 1894, -EA n
soSS =. GHzHt AaRats-pg Aeesf SoPt'
AlhaRE. RnRRI
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RUNoRED PAYING DRIVE hoard the re-
port yesterday that the Gsth regiment will
be paid off to-day. We could not learn ab-
solutely of the matter.
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Grand Plearure Excursion to

Grand PleaSure Excursion to the North
shore of Lake Superior. The new, large and Gle.
CANT steamer Pewsbic, George Mckay, Master,
will leave our do ,k MONDAY, July II, ats P. M for
a grand Pleasure Excursion t. LA POIHTE, BAY
FIELD and the NORTH sHOBE OF Lake Superior
and will stop, going and retu ming, at intermedi.
ats ports Persons dssirous Of securing rooms for
the above excursion, or Information respecting
freight, will please apply to
GABRErs0E 4 90, Agents,
jy1S:22s Ne. 1 River st. Cleveland o.
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From LAKE SUPERIOR.-The steamer Iron
City, Captain Sweet, from Lake Superior,
arrived here yesterday morning al 3 o'clock;
having made the quickest trip of the sea-
son. Her clerk, Mr.. Stevenson, furnishes
the log of her trip down
She left 0ntonsgon Sunday, July 9th at 9
A. n; Eagle River, Eagle Harbor and Cop
per HarbOr the same day. Left Portage
Lake Monday, July 10th, at noon. Met Lac
la Belle at Huron Islands, bound up, and
propeller Dubuque off Marquette. Arrived
at Marquette at G /. N. The following YES
sells were lying at that point: SchOoners
Kate W~inchman, D. Wsgstaff, Amaranth,
C. q. Halker, J. F. Card, T. J. Bronson and
the steamer Andrews. Vessels cleared on
the 10Th and llth: Schooners B. Parsons,
Winona, ]. Baker, COllingwoOd, Evelyn
Bates, G. A. King and A. Bradley. Left
Marquette Tuesday, July 18th, at 6 P. NJ,
and srrived at the SAUL next morning at Z
A. NJ; left Sault at 9 A. N. same day. Thurs
day met steamer Northern Light off Sarnia
upward bound.
The Iron City brought down a large num-
Der of passengers, 2S6 tons iron ore, con-
signed to Chas. J.. Taylor, besides a quantity
merchandise freight for various parties. She
leaves sgsin for Lake Superior on Tuesday
evening next at 8 O'Clock from Malone,
Petit & Co.'S dock.
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PERsoEAL.-Major D. D. Wiley, late Com
missary at General Grants headquarters,
was in the city Yesterday.
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Lambs Knitting MachIne.-GENIUI
TRIUMPHAET.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
NarrOws the toe. knits the heel, complete In ons
piece. VIII do all that It is promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp. A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st., Cleveland. my27:2ls
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Bourbon, Bye, Scotch and Irish Whisky
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira. Olaret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very best Congress, Kissen-
gen, Vichy end other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument Park.
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c. @. 4 Q. kaiI Road.-

ULEvEEAND, o July 10, Be5.
Adividsnd Of FIVE psr cent has been declared by
this Company, payable at the uluAl place on and
after August LIST next, free of Government tax.
The transfer looks will be closed from the evening
of the 10Th inst until August I'd.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
jylO:22S GEO. Il. RUSSELL, treasurer.
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Isaac Morris:
AMUSE N
OADKMY OF MusIO.
FRIoNs o. AnM1ssInN.

FRIOBs OF ADMISSION.
Dress OlroIe 81; Reserved Seats to DEess Circle,
and PArquette Sl,50; Family Oirc.e, IS cents;
Gallery, 60 oents; Single seats in Private Boxes,
90.
81 Oolored persons will, under no eireumsttn-
oes, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission 800.
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises ct 8.
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"AmAzed the gazing rustic rang'd around
And stll they gased; and still the wonder grew"
That DR.. D. H. seelye's LIQUID OATARRH
REMEDY should be sod in such enormous quanti-
ties-but upon being Informed that ''All the best
families kept it ocDstsntly on hand to cleanse
the head, they we're nolonger amazed. jyIO.R3
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DYE FLOUR RYE FLOURI-Fa
IL lalsi = lots 10 suit, ct Warehouse Of
OPli. 6A8DRIR. BURT 3 90
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8. A. BOyntOn, .. D., Physician and Sur
geon, Office 80 Pearl str, ct. Cleveland, o. once
hours from 7 to "a A. M, from l to 2 and to o
P. NJ. jy14:2SG
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MRS. Cashberg pays the highest cash price
for ladies' cast of wsaIing apparel. Plesse try, by
calling, or sending a note by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
punctu,lly attended to. Jy6'2S2
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CLEVELAND AND PIFTsBURGH

= . \ I = =
isG5. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
Ca and alter Monday, May 18th. 1855, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, tSuudays e1Captei a. follows:
500 A. M-Maat-Arrfve 81 Pittsburgh 400 ?. H,
Harrisbutgo 2;g A. IL, BeltimOTs 75O A, H.,
Washingt0a % as 4. n, Philadelphia s.56A a..
New YOTk iC=0oA. -. Whgeiing6 GO P. n. Com
meets Ct Hudson with U R.R- tor Akroa
and MnlersbUrEh.
l:0 ?. M.-EXFkES3-Ardves a. Piebursn SIS ?,
r. harrlstuEso 20 A. y, BaitIa9r9 l2@ P
MaM ashiu. tGg .4n ?. n, Philadelphia l2lg p,
h. New Yerk 2:f5F NJ. Wheeling SOC A. NJ.
$40 P. Observation-Disclosures Hudson and
Int mediate Stations, Cuyehoga Falls, Akron.
kad mflersburyh, connecting at OrralIe vita
2. p Ma. BY. for Canton, massulOn. WOO+
ter ana "ansield-
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
(via ALoutOWE) without change.
~ Pare Es los g. r. ~. d-1or IiEp.
~ through Tchsis can b. prncursf at the Union
Root Cl'ce WsdJeu HorFs, 1t the Depot, or the
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WHEATON'S

bOuhAAOA' V4N M
VIII cure the Itch in IS hours-AlsO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAIns, and all Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents TO
Weeks end Potter, ITO Warrington st., Boston, will
Do forwarded free BY mail. For sale BY all Drug
gists. sTRoEG 4 ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mh11F dkw
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NOTICE. This is the last night OF the ORA
MATIO SEASON. The Manager bsss leave to take
this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
for the encouraging patronsg, he has received
during the past season. Extensi - preparations
are being completed for the next EIl and Winter
Season, in fhe engagement Of q FIBsT CLASS
STOCK COMPANY and STARS and the pr dueti0n
Of several new SPEOrAOTES, when q renewal Of
that liberal patronage will be most respectfully
~aolicfkaT
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New BOOKS,

PARADISE Row. Boston: Henry Hoyt,
1865.
Mr.. Hoyt has re- published from the Re-
ligious Tract Society the book named above.
It may well be included in the excellent
list of Sabbath School publications which
have been issued from this house,
For sale by E. h. Merrill, No. Is Prospect
street.
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs.
kHANTED-AG rs EVE

DOG LOST-A large size black and
- white sett II, spots as large as 8 man's hand.
hair long andiucined to curl. Ten dollars re ward
will bs paid for his return to III st. Clair st. Jyl0:2a6