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sIcNoR aLITZ

Thanks the inhabItsnts OF this city aud suburbs,
for tt kind parOnsg gs they have bestowed upon
him during the last three nghts, and beFs lfaVe to
infosm them that he will continue his wonderful
and smusit < entertainments during the stoves
ntRhts, on which tccasion he viii preient the aus
disnee With SIX solid silver hunti9gcase Watches,
all Patent Levers value OF each, so, be'1des tae
fOl owing Valuabls Presents: kupsrior electro sill
yer Tea aud Coffee g spleT didiy embossed and
engra1 ed; IL ctro silver Bread Baskets, Of CANT
chased WOrR manship; splendid electro slVer Ice
Pitchers silver Goblets, silver Drinking Cups, sl-
YER Salt Stands, silver OAstors silver Gard Oasess
solid GOD Pencil Gases, s,id gold Fingsr RiI gss
silver Tea Spoons, silver Table spoons, silver 10
baceo foxsS, silver Sugar SHELLS, silver Tea ana
Table Bells, and . great number Of other valuable
Pres-nts.
Admission 35 cents TO all parts Of the house.
Ma iuee IS cents Doors op n At u entertain
ment TO commence ct O'o ock.
In the Maine on v edn sdsy and Saturday az
ternons, q Grand Toy Distribution for the LITTLE
oaes Door ,eo at ~ mmsnce ats myls:2n
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sHoWEss.-For nearly forty. eight hours,
up to yesterday noon, the city had been
painting and lolling in the heat. The air
had been full Of poppy influence, and men,
in the cooler retreats of their Offices, were
caught mapping and doing away the use
less hours. Batter has been an excellent
thermometer these two days. Shortly after
noon, yesterday, we were visited by brisk
thunder shower, and during the afternoon
and evening rain continued to descend at
intervals, leaving the atmosphere cool and
wholesome.
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BUFFALO MAKKET--Mhy IL.
IBT THLEaRAPH.l

FIOur-Dull
Wheat-No speculative and only little milling
demand. No. Chicsgo spring held 81 81 1891 24i
No 1 MilWaukes sD5ing 81 rs; winter red 81 80
white Michigan, to arrive, 81 sOi white Kentucky
s. 10.
COFn-Duli snd dFoopins; scarcely any den and.
Sales No 1 mixed at sec, closing IL active.
Oa1a-HesVy; At 4oo bid. Retail tales at &c.
Rarley-OanAda 81 %.
Rye-hominal.
W. fsky-NominRl.
Canal Fre1ghts-To New York, wheat 1S1<cD
corn Ike, oats 71zN8o.
Lake ImpOFts-Flour e,547, wheat ss, %,
corn 8, ,S4A
canal FzpOrts-FIOur $50 bbls; wheat A.
$40 Du, corn 4,sl5.
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WhEATONs
ITOH.
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours-Al-o cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and ali EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO WAshiagtOn st., Boston, viii
be forwarded fres BY mail. For sale By all Drug
gists. s-aoHa AEHsERozs, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio, mhlkF dAW
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CHICAGO HARKET--aay II.
IBy Telegraph ]

FIOur-DuH
Wheat-Firm and advsnc.d 80 Faiss at 81 Il
al l35< or No. ]; 81 Oi@t O2k for No 2
COrn-Dalt and dee iped i04c. Sales at 490
b2c Tor No. !; 4og4zc for No. g.
abafs- Quiet Eales at 81 l14G9S15<o for No. 1.
HtgWfnes-ActiVs ~ 81 70.
PrOVfsiOus-DuiI Ssles mess Park at S23 "
as 80, prime nomipSl At SIT O09lS o.
Reccipa8-Flour, 1, SO bbls; wheat, 5000 oui
corn. 4S.UtO; oats, 50 600.
shiPments-lt,OOo ,OOo bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
50 600 Iorn, Is 100 oats.
Frefg hfB-Dun.
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MARINE NEWS.
E-OKT or CLEVELAND.

EOBT or CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. IL.
stmr City Of Cleveland. MeKsy, Detroit.
stmr Ena Burrows, Burrows, Rondeau
P op Northern Light, MuTeh, Ontonagon
Pr.p Potomac, o. Isle, Buffa'o
Prop City Of heW York, Chadwick, Og5ensburga
Prop Granite State. Bishop, Ogdensburgh
Prop Iiogs, Sissou, Dunkirk
scbr 4 Post, Chapman Toledo
Schr Sea Bird, Harrington, Port Huron
sehr Mirauda, Gar'oek, Toledo
fchr Petrol, Psltier. Port Hope
soOv Hiehisnd Chief Gardner, Clinton
Scow ON Swain, Pc oW, SAnfusky
ScOW Herr ynia, kelsO. rand Beach
Sow Sutler Girl, Bennett, Kelley's Island
CLEARED II.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Pop Potomac, Carlisle, chicago
Prop N0rtLsrh Lighs, Mureh, Ontonsgon
echr EN- City, Gilbert Gibraltar
Schr sult,n, Anderson, Kingston
Schr Rush, Flstt, oEan
ScOw Sutl-r H. Bondeau
scoa Ida and Mary, Larney. Apena
scOU $ Grant, Averill, KingsvilA9
Scow Louiss, Wood, BurEeu
Sow Tom vain, PelOw, Clinton
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Bore = Prenatrs' 1-rOVlslcn RsrEes IA
osWsGO mARKEr. May II.


FIOur-steady. Sales 1t ST 90 for no. spring;
81 80 for red winter; S. rs for white; 80 O5 XXX
There O. n good demana.
Wheet-Oull, but without mate ial change
Sales at 81 6Ga1 65.
COrn-Good demapd for home consumption.
SRta-cuist and lower Western 65o.
Canal EReightar Flour 70 Albany sc; to N.
7, Tee
Lake Imports-24 100 bu wheat
Shipped BY RaiIrosd-l, ,S6T bbls hour, 0,OOo bu
wheat.
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sew ADVERTIsEMEN6s

Academy of Musio-The Dead Heart.
n. T. Co.-Fot 0Rdeosburg.
J. G. Jennings s-MutusI Life Ius. Co.
Ohio State Asylum for Idlots-Notice.
Geo. Munro Co.-Ten-Cent Novels.
Geo A. Boyce OO.-UOmmissOn Merchants.
David Cook-Botioe.
T. 1. Baldwin 4 Co.-New Goods.
Oowlss 4 Co.-GsInet Goods.
Levi Bonney-Agents Wsrted.
B.-Houss Wanted to PGrchsse.
Tound-MUR.
Lost-Lscs Veil.
Lost-Poeket- book.
Brainard's HaT-signor Bliiz.
For Sale-Pony.
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PoEY FoE SALE.-We call attention, this
morning, to an advertisement in another
place, of bay pony, five years old, which
is offered for sale at the sta ole of NJ. Sim
mons, Academy Lane. A more gentle, re-
liable horse never went under saddle or be-
fore buggy. He is of the best stock, and
an admirable family horse. A bran new
and splendid harness and new light, side
spring buggy, are offered with him. A
capital chance for any one who wants a
nice, excellent family equipage.
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DEATHS IN HOsPITAL.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers died in the hospi-
tails around New York, last week:
Ferdinand Frohbsrt, company L, 10th
Ohio cavalry residences when enlisted, No.
536 Walnut street, Cincinnati.
Lyssnder King, company F, 18th Ohio /;
residence when enlisted, Chardin, Gesugs
county.
WILDER White, company q, 174th Ohio :
residence when enlisted, Delaware county.
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Saves half the soap and half ths work IS
worth more than all the washing machines ever
invented Sold bV Druggists and 6rocsrs. Ask
for Littlel5oods Rashing Crystal. ". L. PORTER
Agent, IOI Banh street mys:dAH
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RIMovG the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1856 Bank street,
will be removed to 142 Superior street, un-
der the Weddell House, (the store now oc-
cupied by N. E. Crittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with call,
to select from the fl uest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of New York city.
mys MoTr / HAIeHT.
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FRosr.-The frost on Thursday night cut
the fruit badly in Lorain, Huron, Ashta-
bula and other counties. Grapes, peaches,
cherries, currsnts, &C., were more or less
injured
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-18

CRY COUNCIL AND THE SOLDIERS HONE
The City Council in a body, will visit the
Soldiers Home next Saturday afternoon.
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CITY NEWS.1

New Summer Shape French Bonnet
Frames, just received at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. mylo
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LOCAL NOTICES.

0Doubt thou the stars are hrs;
Doubt that the sun doth novel,
But DOUBT NOT that DR.. D. Il. seslye's Liquid
Oatarrh Remedy will cure tDat disease speedily
and permanently. Obtain Circular Of your drug
gIt, showing symptoms, myl6;RS
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Observation-Disclosures

Description OF the Fruit Preserving
House, Patented By Prof. Benz, =.
Kyce, Of this City.--The Present state
of the Fraft---GeneFaI Results of the
Experiment, &e.
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Ten CompositOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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AT BARGAIN-FOR SALE.-Th

II Subscriber offers for sal his residence, situated
two aud half miles from the Court House, in Very
des rable locality. The Lot covers Ten ana oDe half
acre, o. excesdingly choice land, and contains IN
sDundanoe OF Shrubberg; Ras pberry trees and
Strawberry plR Is; Gra Vines 10 good assort ent
: good Orchard five years old, consisting Of UPWARDS
OF seventy Ap 10, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
70 numb. OF Ounce trees all Of which are Just be-
ginning - bear. the House IL brick, nearly new,
con af4ing sew n lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house. Cow Sheds and other Out-buildis gs, are .
fesideBcs and will BE- sold cheap for cash OF long
credit as pRTtiss sire. Enqur at 1885 ST. Clair st.
mb6:tg3 JOHN ALEXANDER.
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RESIGNED AND DIsoHAReED-The follow
ing Northern Ohio soldiers have been hon
Orably discharged, &C.:
Resigned-Assistant Surgeon " F Har-
ris, I75th.
Discbarged-First Lieutenant Julian b
Gates, 177Eh Captain W. a. Robb, I74th; /;
Second Lieutenant Robert " Wiley, 10th /;
Captain Joshua II Green, Tooth.
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Seven-Thirty Loan.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Strawberries and Cream this evening,
at 8 w. GARBETTS myl7:sI
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DYEINc,

Y NITTING COTTON. 500 pounds
N all colon, Just received, at reduced PIiescSo;
GPs u. HALL1 . OOs4
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New York stock zarket-Hay II.
Inv FALReRAPH.l
RoVernmenn stOeRs-scaroely - firm. q.
s! sixes OF 1881, co pons, IO-5<; FiEe-twenties,
coupons, ln45S; do new issue, 1854, Ien-fortissi
coupons, 95.
BfOGks-Better. Rock Islsud s55zi- i-UeVelAnd
& Pittsburgh s51<; Chicago and Eorthwestern be
ferred 1< Illinois Central Snip 1l4szi Mich gan
Southern 6lsS Quicksilver 6411i Ms iPosA lz1s
Erie 7515; Hudson Ioi1<; Rsading 9212; lt Wayne
9s1S; N Z. Central 9012i CaDton S61s; Ohio a Mis-
sissippi Certificates u u; Tennessee siIea g.
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SCHOOL VISITING CoMMTrEEs.-The Board
Of Education at late meeting appointed
the following gentlemen from the different
wards, Visiting Committees, to visit the va
rious schools of the city. The appoint
ments have been approved by tho City
Council:
First Wsrd-orson Spencer, Aaron Clark
and L. c. Pratt.
Second Ward-Rev. T, H. Hawks, Loren
Prentiss and DR.. NJ. L. Brooks.
Third Wsrd-Peter Thatcher, L M. Cobb
and Isaac A. Isaacs.
Fourth Wsrd-HoD. J. P. Bishop, Rev, ].
Monteith, Jr. and C. S. Bragg.
Fifth Wsrd-T. Purcell, Peter Frees and
B. P. Bower.
Sixth Wsrd-w. P. Fogg, John Hunting
ton and G. W. 6alkins.
Seventh Ward-Ghas. Pettingill, Rev. D.
Prosser and J. K. Worswick.
Eighth WsTd-C. W. Palmer, Chss.
Winslow and W, Il. Truscott.
Ninth Ward-R. B. Dennis, F. W. Pelton
and John Martin.
Tenth Wsrd-Thsyer, H. c. Smith and
G. R. Evatt.
EleYenth Wards. BIhrer, Fred. K.
Dalton and Thomas Dixon. -..
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THE LINCOLN Memorial FUED.-The fol-
loving circular in regard this Fund was
yesterday received by Postmaster CoWles.
A subscription has been opened, and
all desirous of contributing thereto can do
so by calling at the office of the Post
master, Postoffice building. The object
commends itself toevery patriot, and the
worthiness and responsibility of Mr.. Sher-
man, the custodian of the fund, are amply
certified to:
Mr.. EdWin CoOles, Postmaster, Cleveland,
Ohio:
eIR-At the request of many patriotic cit
izens, am as Treasurer of the su ubsciptIons
to the Lincoln Memorial Fund, which is be-
ing collected here aud in some of the neigh
boring cities, in sums of One Dollar, to be
presented to the family of our late beloved
and msrtyred President, Abraham Lin
| colR. s.H
The labor of collecting a large sum by
small subscriptions will be considerable,
but its sdditional value, as a testimonial
from the people, is regarded as a sufficient
reason for the restriction of the amOu t.
| A list of all the contributors will be pre-
sented with the fund, and in due time pub
| lished.
| AS it is eminently desirable that eli To-
calities should be represented in the fund,
respectfully request your aid, as Assistant
| Treasurer of this fund, at Cleveland.
In remitting amounts collected please
send the name of each contributor. The
receipt of the amounts will be a'knowl-
edged by return mail, and, to reduce ex-
pense for postage, as many as possible
| should be seat in each remittance.
Below please find blank Subscription
List, Whidh you can extend by attaching
additional sheets and merely exhibiting 1t
where people can see its object, will, l
think, be all the appeal necessary in its be-
half; for it is a debt we owe to the example,
the services, the sacrifices, the character
of our Great Departed, and Of our Nation,
which he loved SO well, and in whose cause
| he died.
Yours respectfully,
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY, EvEHiEe, aEy II, 1865.
Reee4T.ss-r1l0 TVSeIPtsO Of ssTuiu y Tussi durinB
the "A hours sndingAt one O'Clock to-day were -
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Yours respectfully,
RunI.urN r SgERMAN.
No. 95 Wall street, New York,

P. o. Box No. 226.
Mr.. Sherman's appeal needs no enforce
ment from US. We merely attest his wor-
thyness and responsibility as a custodian
of the fund.
Gen. JOIN A. DIX, H. GREKLEY,
NOSES TAYLOR, W. G. BRYANT,
MO. RoBBETs, Isaac SHERMAN,
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n. Z. Money Market-Msy IL.
By TELEaRAPH-
MODey-Essy st RQ7 . ct.
SterlInE ExchanEe---Firm a. 1Ni349llO
for gold and Arst. class bils.
Gold Without de ided change, opening ut
12s14. advancing TO l3oS<, ana slosing at 1871
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CLAIM AGENTS.
RM. Z. PRESTON,
Successor to G. G. Bruce 4 Preston),
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy Claim Agent,

Office No. Lyman's Block,
Near Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
BoneY, and all other War Cl,ims.
ES- Oar Special gent resident at Washing ton,
d c., dsFotes Lis entire time 70 the collection Of
OFFIoEEs' ACcOUErs, procuring Certificates Of Nom
Indebtedness and obtaining pay
~ ees low. No charge until we have accom-.
plished what We undertake. --
German Language spoken, aple
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ACADEMY OF MUgC.--The sensation drama,
dead Heart" attracted large house to
the Academy last night. Owing to the
length and importance of the play, nothing
else was attempted. All were delighted
with the brilliant scenery, and the striking
plot and incidents of the drama. Madame
scheller and Mr.. Pope made fine impress
sion in their respective characters, and
were well sustained by the company.
The play possesses SO much of novelty
aud intrinsic excellence, and created such
q Jurore last night, that it will be repeated
tonight.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

THUGS AND MRDIOINEs-THE
u attsnsIon Of Physicians Aaa all psrIonI wish
Ing
Pure and Reliable Medicines
rsspsotfally solicited 70 ny stock, which SomPEi'
ssS eomplsts aslOrtUsnt Of sTSrything PsEia1'
aGtO
THE DRUG TRADE.
snd ss prices 70 insure satisfaction 70 purohassFs
DuEAI AED euRaioAL IHuRBuEnFs, TKITH, ROIES
VUEoAEuED RUBHza AHD VULoAETEzEs.
y ne latest and mott approved pattsrns, Bol1 .
nanufaotursrs prices.
PeFfHmoFY and Fancy Articles,
b Ersat variety. Also = stock o. LIQUORS tAs -
guaIty1 second 80 none in market.
Agent Cor DAYS sPLIETS, thS most somplsts
ut of spllnts offered to the Profession. OoGns
IN Physlcinns srs particularly invited 70 exam
hEtion o. ny stock, and vii and it 70 their -
vantage % isvoT ms wish their ordsrs.
lana a. ". CLARK. I19 suDsrio>-sk.
CUGARS-PRICES GREATLY RE-
- DUOED on ell kinds Of Sugar, and we not
to BE- undersold. Find the right plaos-Eo. l28
Ontario street.
Japan TEA. Good qualities and
d nmal profits, At 12s Ontario street.
nhb OHUROHILL BRO.
DYEINc.
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QOO,UOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
I,eli-knoVn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rities Oievsry kind, viz: Gold aud silver watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, PianUs, MeOdecns, and all per-
HouAl property and articles Of value the most sat-
isfsetOry terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
Hshed 1851. MIA variety Of unredeemed watch
e. J-WelfY, Guns, etc, or sale at bargains.
Oface-corner OF W ater and Superior streets, over
oct2g J. CIV. WAGNER.
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~ OItisenB wishing oonvsysnos q. .sithor OF ths
shove Trains Bosts, viii be called fot by OoAenes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their sddresl
a the Omnibus Ontoe, 1EI Superior street, next
door tn the WeddeIl H0use.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

NJ 7. O0.-FoR 0GDENs- a
IN sBURG and Intsrmed.ats Ports. =
Tbs stsunch screw steamer -
GkANIFa SraTE ]. BIsRoP, Master,
will leave on Thursday, May 18th, at 10 A. N.
FOR freight or passage apDly 20
PkLT0N, FREECH 4 CO.,
Foot Of Superior st.
F.K. HoDOLE, Passenger Agent. DyIs
NJ T. co.
Ns FOR CHICAGO.
Thes staunoh screw steamer : :
CITY OF BOSTON, K. CHAPMAE, Master
will Leave on Thurs ay, May 18th, at 10 A. n.
For freight or passage apply 20
PEL1OH, FRENCH 90.
n. K. MoDoLE, Passenger Agent. myI7
T0R LAKE SUPERIOK.
l The new and elegant Steamer - ~
1RON5ID IS, Captain J. z. Tur- ur-~8lll-af
nor, will lesVe onr Dock Tor OntOnagon and al in
fermediate ports, on WEDNESDAY, May l7th, At
o clock P. n. has superior sccommodat o. Q Tor
passengers, and arrangements and capacity for
freight uns quasied b. any boat on the route.
For freight or passage apply to
MALONE, PETIT & CO.,
my1S-2u l27 and 12s River Btrset.
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AMUsEMENTs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
PRICES or ADHESION.
Dress Circle and PArqustte so oents Secured seAss
70 Dress Circle T5 cents; Family Circle, so centsi
Gallery, R5 cents; Private Boxes, IS and 81
Single seats in Private Boxes. 81
81 OolOrsd persons win, und r no circumstan'
ee be permi ted to occupy seets in any other por-
ton Of the house, the Gallery. Admission 20.
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises st g.
Immense Success of the Great Drama.
Fcnrth Night Of the Great Star Combination,
MADAME MATHUA SCHELLER,
AND hR. CH sRLES POPE.
This CThursday) evening Nay 1slh, 1855 will be
presented for tn second and last time, The great
Drs@a called the
DEAD HEART.
Catherine DuvaL..-.. Tine Marie MathuA Scheller
hOoert Landry Af. SnateS NVpo
Tomorrow. Ben.ht OF Madame scheIler.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-Ihe under
II signed wishes to se bis Steam Saw Mill, stu
ated m le and llu-th vest Of o. rliu station
n has = GOOD Up-And down saw and a goo circular
saw all in running order. l will SCI the above W ~
cheap. For further nartcul rs please write or eau
7 AND FOR SALE-Fifty-thre acres
IL situa ed on Wilson avenne, ST. Clair, and Supe-
riar st. extension known as the Sterling Farm v III
be sid ia lots to suit purchasers. Enquire OF K. N.
KEYS or ID. M. -PAEGLER- mh3l :2l4
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G MeadvfIls. a large and nearly new BRICK dwelling
House. mplete in its appointments 1t il situated
near the nm resid noe OF Geo b. Delamater, EsQ
and will b. sold on reasOuabs terms, upon applica-
tion to N ITOHELL VINCENT, OOrinthian block,
Mpadvile- Pa my6 I'll
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A GENTS WANTED-TO CANVASS
(1for he aie Of Bu res splendid Fuli-lsngth and
traTts now offered to tne public. Addr-ss b, 3.
GREEN Room 4, American building, Cleveland, ".
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N Board within tn rec miuutCs walk Of he Post
Office " calling q. q. B., at window l. to 2, r.
N myl6:2lO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05

$50 tur6te, tcb fIr6te -1O lauteten unee<
tdbr IN 9Sorte lberlebt feline @eoanten = mir
lIno Der Anftldruns oeier permaleoeiten Sc
i3ldte mob UNI teinen SGritt ndber getcmmen.
Seine Sllt perfdnst bel ben 0litterbaulen. Mu
nlene riibrenoe @emutbliAfeit bat ibnen nbt
Elm gSort, niht einen 2aut, ni6t Elm 3uden eiz
ner Wtlene ab9eIOdt, bel benz th bdtte iagen
tOnnen: iebt bob' ib bid 9lae meine 0reuno,
lpattser9lile bdben Tie in feline S6linge ee3o=
gen. :. SD claude wirtid, lie baben tenen
Sbell an Der SADIE. Sa, lis lino uni9ulbig,
menn tcb mid nur lpoiel wie ein 0crfgerhts=
l2relber auf oIe QSorte uno Wltenen perItebe,
woour6 li6 S6ulO ober llni9ulo uerrdt6.
9Sdre1 lie laulplg, wtr bitten gang unoere De
ben 9eb0rt. Sic bdtten nit beiren 6dnoeR Saz
9e9rlIfen, olS Sbnen 5elegenbeit 9ebpten tpuroe
Die S6ulo All eInen anOern, ntelen 0errn pcn
9udaroe gu f3lebsn. WIein 9err Guterbauien
wuroe 8rllnoe 9enug gu finoen gewubt baben,
we6baIb eS 9eraoe nlemano anbsrs getban baben
tOnne ols G&oro pUn 6uduroe. Sc tpiroe
bunoert tlsine Sbotiad)en sepubt baben, wos
rau8 berpcr9e9ongen, oaB pieler WleniA lAOn
in ielnem sarteltsn 8nabenulter, ia in Der Wie9e
Elm blutoirltl9er 8Diewidt sepeien! 9lein, es
lit niGts mil oer san5en unteriuhuug se9eu
oeie 2eute. Sic ino Der 2bat Iremo. Sang
iremo. 8a8 ilt ca nun su muden ? Sol
man Elm 8rett Dor Den Sept nebmen lno tur3s
ueq in bielem Wtenihen ba BEN 3bdter ieben :?
Sn pisiem Ri4aro uOn !0udlrpe? Sit er Der
lbdter? SIT pieier Wtenib nit benz rubi9en
Sltd, nit Der itiaen Gntl4loNenbeit uno benz
trobigen SelbltbepuBteia Elm 8erbreder? Stun,
er laat'S ia ielber; mir t0nnen Seiner grcbber-
so9liben ,9obeit lpeni9itens nit elmer gtntwOrt
antwOrter, penn mir geftagt wer0en, mas mir
seleifet baben.
. (6Drtlebunq fol9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05


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