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EIGHT DIGITs LESS THREE.-The COnneaut-
vile pa Courier says that Geo. H. King,
Esq, of Hayfeld township, nearly severed
three of the fingers of his left hand one
day last week, while chOpping feed with a
straw cutter. The knives had become
clogged and while trying to disengage them,
he slipped in such manner as to throw
the weight of his body on the crank, with
the result stated above.
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POLICE COUAT.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
pOsed of the following docket yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness - Albert Farby and Jane
shean, fined So and costs, each; Peter
Graves, 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-John Anderson, discharged.
Petit Lareeny-John Hoffman and Anne
liza Mensing, each fined $35 and costs.
Assault and Bsttsry-JOhn Williams, case
continued to the 9th, bail $50; Frederick
Martin, fined S25 and costs.
Burgl ry-James johnson, case nolled.
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Our OF THE DRAFT.-The Fremont Journal
says that sandusky township, which in
cludes Fremont, put in its last man We'd
nssday. The quota of the township was
seventy-fve. Nineteen recruits had been
credited, leaving fifty six men to raise.
S2S. 900 have been expended to secure the
result.
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"WEDNESDAY, MAR3H 18th, 1855.
HOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON
PROSPECT STREET.

o. CUTTER SON wi sell at Auction, on Wed.
nesday, March 29ih, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on the
premises, House and Lot, No. ii Prospect street
Lot 4011 feet font on Prospect street, by 30 feet
deep; al o, Two u OTIS on corner Of Prospect
and Sheriff streets; each lot 81 feet front by fet
deep. Terms Of sale On vacant lots, one-fourtb
down, balance in !, 2 and years, in equal paw
meuts, with interest at per cent. annually On
house and lot one-thiTd down. and balance in equal
payments in and years, with interest annually
at per cent House to be insured for 81, 90 : and
policy transferred to owner unit first deferred pay
ment is made, and all deferred payments to be Sc
cured By mortgage on same property. Title war
TAatsds ,isss's tst'-' pshsIil9s
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CoMN1ssIoxED.-Perry Prentiss, Esq, has
received from Governor Bro ugh commits
sion to recruit company for active service
from the Second Ward. Lieutenant Prem
tiss was one of the Hundred Days men,
and has had fine practical military ad-
vantages and experience which 6t him adj
mirably for his new position. We wish
him success in his enterprise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

FIRE.-Between seven and eight o'clock
yesterday morning, fire caught from the
kiln or curing furnace of Burton &Schwind's
barrel factory, in the rear of the Catholic
church on Columbus street, and spread,
despite the persistent efforts OF the fremen,
until the factory was nearly destroyed.
The steamers were ut work six hours before
the flames were conquered. The loss is es-
timated at 5000. There was an insurance
of 8, 600 on the property.
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Tho market to-day opened very Il At and 81 Omy
aud nothing of consequence was d ne on the rivel
| during the morning, but at the Board this after
neon the favorable coneessioas offered by sci srs Of
grain brought ou. few buyers, and sufa 5ient wal
dore to at less! establish prices. In -Four the de-
mand continues moderate, and Ealss are making in
small way ct the range we have gu ted for a few
days past Wheat declined to-day &c from last re-
ported sAles, Corn 495o, Oats &c, and Farley sold
| down to SI,2O for No. 1 and 81, 10 for No. q In
Provisions there /; no change to note. Highwines
are somewhat unss tiled under the ntinued de-
cline ia tho larger markets, and Though holders
do not SYM shizs in their quotations with the de-
cline, Il ey cannot sell at the figures erauded -
Petroleum is dun, and he market continues nomI-
nal, with decided d5wnward tendency. Other ar
ticlCs in the list ara without reported change.
Freights-sieady at the following rates ALI
RAu-To New YORK, Flour g 90; Wool, g "A /;
Dressed Bog, 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10 Wool
50 Al; Dressed ogs 81 40.
FIOur-In moderate trade demand. Sales 70
bbls Xxx red at $500; 80 bbls Xxx white at 5000.
Wheat-5c lower sndhssVy. Sales car amber
Michigan frem store at s. .75i 500 bu extra red
from store at 81, 60 car No. red from store st
s1,65.
COFn-oui,t and &c lower. Sales OF cars new
shelled from etors at soc.
Oats-sc lower. sa'es cars from store a. 7Oc
Rye-Yery dull and entirely nominal.
Barley-Ieri5edly lower. Sails cara No. !
from sore at s., 20, and cars No. at sl,15.
POrk-ln moderate request and steady. City
packed mesa s34,OOi No. 2 do $500.
Lard-In moderate request. Held ct 2Sc in
kegs and &c In tisrces for city made. Country.
rendered nominal at l96.
Smoked MeRts-In fair trade demand Sales
500 rs "COmstOck's" sugar-ouTed hams at CSC /;
500 lbs dr. ed beef at lsc. Shoulders held at 1sc.
Rutter-Dull and dropping. Held ct 22925e
Tor Western Reierve loll.
Eggs-In good demand and stsadie Sales Of |
50 bbls at l79lsc, chiefly the inside figure.
Cheese-Ths market is very firm ct go, and /
he stock continues extremely light.
Highwines-Dull and nominal at 81 Is asked.
AIeObOI-Market quiet bu' steady at s4,429 /
a for Ss per cent, Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81
y 20,
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These Drops are arcientihoally compounded Auidl
Preparation, and bettr than any pills, powders or
nostrums. Being liquid, their action Is direct and
positive, ren-ering them reliable speedy aud GER
tain specific for the cure of all ObstructIOus and,
SupprsssionS of Ea'ure.
Their popularity is Indicated by the fact thsi
over ZOO bottles are annu NY sold and consumed
By the ladies' Of the United States, and every ons
of them speak in the strongest terms Of praise Of
thsir great merits.
They are speedily taking the plaza of yirJ
female remedy, and are considered By Dealers COM
sums's, physicians, and all who know ausht Of
them, as the uurest Ea'est and most inaiabIs pre-
paraton in the world for the cure Of all female.
complaints, the removal Of ell Obstructians of Hs.
turs, aud the promotion Of health, strength snd
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they mag b
used, and explaining reasons why and when thy
should not be used without PRODUCING results tOn--
trary to ths course Of Natures chosen laws viii be
found carefully folded around saeh bottle with the,
signature of DR.. JOHN L. LYON, without which
nOns are genuine. Thsy are prepared st tho la.
tOratory Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. s5 Chapel
street, NsW Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
sithsr personally or by mail Enclosing stamp) con-
cerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
c. 6. CLARK q CO.,
Gen'l Ag'ts for United States and osnadas.
For sale In New York By
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
No. q Park Row,
E. o. WILLS 4 co,
No. IFS FFanklln strest
4 B. HELhB0LD,
No. 694 Broadway
CHA5. n. CRlTTENTON.
no. ss sixth AYenae,
And all druggists and ApOthecariss in the city aui
country l
LOUD SMITH, IVES 'eTn Agents, Chicago, Ill.
dscls;Rs-stsWFrssat DyTFiVysWysW
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CAsUALTIEs.-The following casualties in
Northern Ohio regiments were reported at
the Adjutant Generals Office, last Thurs
day:
Col. Charles Manderson, 18th Inf, re-
signedi cause physical disability, oees-
stoned by wounds received in action.
Second Lieut., Earle N. Jayne, I77th Inf,
honorably discharged cause, physical dis
ability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

A USEFUL Parsons, Drug
gist, No. 146 Ontario street, offers for sale
preparation most admirably adapted for
taking greass-spots off from all kinds of
cloths, such as wooden, cotton, and silks.
We would advise ladies to call and get
bottle and try it. It will take grease-spOts
from the finest silk goods without leaving
stain. -
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The above result indicates decidedly
better and more hopeful state of things.
Many of the sub-districts can clear them
selves from the Inconvenience and annoy
ance of the threatened draft, if they will
but bestir themselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

EAGLE STREET ScHooL.-CLOsIkG EXERCISES
OF THE TERN.-Yesterdsy. the last day Of the
term of Eagle Street School, was quite q
gala occasion. A public exhibition was
given, and proved very pleasant and high
ly creditable affair. The exercises consist
ed of songs, dialogues, recitations, essays,
&c, the rendering of which was given with
care and spirit. The singing was, perhaps,
the most interesting feature of the pro-
gramme. The whole school sang with great
effect the following stirring songs: "Mske
Your Mark" Cheer, Boys, Cheer" =" Stand
up for Uncle SAM" "Battle Cry of Free
DOM" and CATER the Battle"
The duett, "The flag of the Free" was
finely sang BY NJ. and A. Morris, and anoth-
er duett was rendered in the happiest style
by II. and A. Marshall.
At the conclusion of these exercises
Misses Sarah Colman and Maggie Glenn
stepped forward and presented the Princi-
pal, Mr.. L. NJ. oviatt, with q splendid Sill
yer Cake Basket. Mr.. Oviatt, although
taken by surprise, accepted the rich gift in
becoming and happy little speech.
This pleasant affair over, the exercises
closed with singing Old Hundred, in which
the scholars and spectators, rising. joined
A very large audience was present, and al
seemed to have been delightfully."- entertain.
cd.
The next term will begin in two weeks.
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Railway Intelligence.

CEETKRvILLE AND UNION RAILAoAD.-The
bill authorizing the building of Railroad
from Union Mills to Centervills has passed
both branches of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, and is now, we presume, law. The
road is to be called the Centerville and
Union Railroad.
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CHICAGO aARKEF--maren "A.

lHT TnLEGRAPH.
RlOur-Dull. reclined Co.
Wheat-Iull and declined 79so. Sales al
81 ll1I
COrn-Dull. s 70 for MOL.
OAfs-Dull ct 81 45.
HighWfnes-ru at So co.
PrOvisIOns-Dulls and de iinei 81 Oe92 20.
E0EE-PIime mess S2l 25@2l 50; mi sss nom
inAl at S23 OOa23 so
Hams-SWeet-pickled hams 149lte.
Lard-Hominal.
ReeeiPts-FlOur, 6oO bbls; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, 1000 bu; oats, Is G5a
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FOURTH WARD.

Every enrolled man and ci'iz.n Of tie Fourth
Ward is hereby notified to attend a meeting at the
Engine House Saturday evening, this 25th inst
The Committee have returned and will be present
to g've a report interesting to US all.
mh75:Is5 q. 8. HOBBS, seo'y.
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ERIE RAILROAD ALL RIaHT.-Mr. G. W.
stowen received yesterday an official dis
patch from the Superintendent of the West
ern Division of the Erie Railroad, stating
that trains are now running as usual upon
that road.
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New York stock market-march "a.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l J

Governments StOebs-BSther eosier. Unite
st ts Skies Of 1881 coupons 1O5 90 reg steI et
-; Fivg-twsnty toup9ns 1906 do registered -
do up,ns new issue, 1857; Ten-forly coupons
9s5s; DO registered - Que ar certificates 81
tronger Fort Wsyne 70; Rcek
Isla.d So Tolrdo -; Cleveland and Pitts.
bUrgh sl1z; Illinois Central rorip g6 Michigan
Soutbern b31f; Mariposa -; N. =. Central S51$
Eris 54]z; Hudson 80; R5-ding s4A Michigan
Central s31z; ROrthwtstern 2l1S; do preferred
Al Chicago Burling on Quincy -; Mis- ourl
Skies -; Ohio = mississippi certificates -;
Cumberland d 3l1z; Quicksilver So; Canton 271z;
Alton & Terra HRute 25.
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Second WardeFs, Fall into the
Ranks

The regular meeting OF the Draft Association
will take place this evening in he basement Of the
Court House, at seven o'o'ock. At half past seven
procession will be fOrmtd, and proceed to the
designated rend Evous, where rsfrelhmsnts win be
in readiness. Ry order Of
mh25;1s5 ,7g5ss d CoiMIFTEK,
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Auction SaIe.-H usoi old FuruiGure and
Ealocn FIItuseI at Auction. F.sIEAD will sell
at auctiOD at the store 194 Ontario street. on Sat
urday, commencing at NJ, 8 lot CT HoulshoIi
Furniture aud Ba- Fixtures, 3sistlng OF Bureaus,
EedsteidS. Chairs, Feather Beds, Pillows, c. Also
one Bar Coultsr, one two-drsw Be,r Pump, one
PigeOn-hole Table, lot OF Pictures, Looking.
Glssses, Glsss and Crockery Ware, &c. mh25;l9i
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
il & Iurely vezetabls
preparation, contains no
opiztss, 70 polEcn. noth-
ing hurtfnl, but a Is
p. omptly, surrey and i'm
mtdiateiy.
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LINES UP AeAIE.-The United States Tele-
graph lines, which have been down at va
rious points, interrupting communication
between this city and New York for awesk,
are now up and in working order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives vig or and strength
20 the Ehole system.
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Volunteers wanted for the 9Th War,

volunteers Wanted for the 9Th Ward
At q meeting Of the Protection Club and other
enrolled men ofthe Sixth Ward On Saturday even
ing, It resolved TO offer S4OO bounty to any resi-
dent of the Ward not enrolled who will volunteer
a be credited to the Club; and the same bounty
to any enrolled man, who most be credi cd to the
Ward at large. The abeve amount, together with
500 Government bounty, and an average Of $3.50,
which every SO diers family in the Ward receives
from TIE Jublic fund and Relief Association, will
make an aggregate of $3.50 bornty for one years
service. Now is the time for Sixth Ward men to
show ,heir patriotism and be the first to fill their
quota under the new law.
W. P. FoGG, sJO9N HUNTINGTON,
GEO. A. kobe, GEO. W CALKINs,
F W. 8 .KERRUISH, W, II. STEWART,
HENRY KILMER, Executive Com,
Meeting this Saturday. evening, Earch 18th.
moh2Olw
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sVeatens the stomach.
purifies the breath, aEc
instantly stops sODrness,
aciditI and riAing Of foo1,
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ASSISTANT QUARTIRnAsTIA's oEE1cE.

T WILL PAY, until further notice, One
i Hundred and Sixty FIVE Dollars, (Sls5OO) for
Cavalry Horses and OBs Hundred and Seventy i've
S176.OO) for Artillery Hors that will pass iaspec-
tion. Payments 10 Be made in vouchers, 10 be
taken up by me as fast as funds are received for
that purposs BASIL L. sPANGLER,
nch2l;ls5 Capt, and A, Q. n,
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Printing once outfit for Sale at q
great sacrifice if spplicit,oa il made room. Prop
erty in good condition; worth 81 GOO a. least Will
be sold Immediately + T 500. Apply to A. W. Be
MAX, Attorney st Law, Bavenna. 0. mh25:I95
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CAPT. CoLLINs.-Provost Marshal Collins
is gaining strength quite fast. No doubts
of his speedy recovery are entertained now
by his physician and friends.
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GOES

UI DEETDLd LUhL
cures sick headache
sickness 81 the stomach
and pains or chOlio Ia IL
bowels.
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OOE'S

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hstulenoy, weak
ness and general debility
It makes the weary ambi-
Iious, ths feebls strong,
the debilitated he Althy-
for 1t enables the patient
10 take plenty OF healthy
food, which Is the parent
Of the body.
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~ LOCAL NOTICES.
GOOD NEWS !
And Great Bargains!
SELLING OFF AT COST!

My entire stock Of looking Glaisss Picture, Oval
Frames and Picture MouldiDgs at cost The stock
must be closed out by tie first OF april. 10 m Ike
+ ON for other 900 g. Look GU. fo- good bargains
Z. C. JONES,
mch22:l96 I48 Superior street
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LITEEART "A new, beautiful and perfect
edition of Thackeray's works is io prepl-
tiOn by Messrs. Harper and Brothers. In
it are to be collected and reprinted for the
first time in this country many of the short
er tales, essays and sketches of the author
Of Vanity Fair, now scattered through
many magazines. The publication of this
new edition will begin with Vanity Fair,
which will appear in three volumes with
the original illustrations, beautifully Print
ed on heavy tinted paper. This will be
the first complete edition of fhackeray' e
writings ever printed, either here or in
Great Britain it promises to be also the
most elegant.
The Life of Horace Mann, by his widow,
ia to be published in volume every way
attractive as to type and paper, by Walker,
Fuller & Co., Boston. The work has been
prepared with great care, and will embody
the results of sedulous painstaking in col
lecting the various papers on the subject.
Tho many admirers of Mr.. Mann, who feel
the Indebtedness of the community TO him
Tor his labors in the cause of education and
other great moral interests, may anticipate
the appearance of worthy memorial of his
character and services.
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nOFla

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures md .gestion 3 cen
s;ipation in every case.
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TNHURSDAY, MARCH BOTH, 1864.
i tt
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE and GOTEIU
-COrFhug, On KISSHAN STREE,

o. Gu ter 4 on will Il at aactiou on hur day,
Ma eh 3J1h, on the premises, At ten O'Clock A NJ
a Gothic Cot'a.e @ reuse, M. All Kinsnsn street.
and tn es (3) acres Of l. nd; ihiI property has a
frontage oil 2UO feet on KinsnAn street, pnd rua-
l ing back On Orange street. to BIo~nell stroft l.
MAKING total tTontsgs of 500 feet The Houss
con aims thirtesn g. stands back 200 fest fro
the street, has been re'eatly imprCvOd and en-.
bsllish d at great vxp'nse g od barn ald suit.
hOus 8, fruit ees, grape Vi ats sh uLb-ry, a.,
sc Tsrms of sale made knovn on day of sale.
mch2I:l96
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One at 1926 and the other at $3.50
Two secondhand ssven-octavs rosewood Piano
70 ;tes, go,d as new, at HALLS, II Public Square.
nh25:lQ6
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UleYe and EYening STOCK Txchange,

FRIDAY EvAHING, March "a, 1865.
The Stock Exchange continues to labor under
the depressing ioAuenets OF the panieIry condition
Of Affairs in New York, and tbs u,ual operators re-
fuse to venture. The following were the transao-
ticns tonight from which it will be Liverpool
Oil Stock has realized farther dteli. @ of sac per
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PIANOS.

CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufsctu.
yrerp Of Grand, Fquars, and Cottage Upright
PLANO FORTES,
10. 736 BROADWAY, NEW TORE.
Each IugtEument warranted I've years.
Al wholsssls and retail IS per cent less than tns
-suae class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers viii do well 70 examine our inStrumsntS
~ send for catalogue, lsseisol
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia posi-
lively.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

REcRUITIEs.-The Surgeon examined
twenty-five mon yesterday, Gad rejected
one. The recruits who Passed were mus
tered into service, ard stand credited thus ::
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SAVE YOUR CLOTHING
BY USING CLARK'S
INDELIBE PENCILS.
For Sale Everywhere.
m24ls6 D. S. OKITOHLEY, Wholesale gent.

APPo1ETNEET.-Mr. Elmore G. King, it is
announced, was, on Thursday, appointed
Assistant Surgeon of the 23d o. VI.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distIess after eat ns
instantly.
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OOEis

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a hearty
meal without fear OF dis
tress aftsrWard, for il
will stop It as soon a. il
II swallowed.
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ATA RARGAIN.-FOR sALE.-The

n Subscriber offers for sal his residence, situated
two aud half miles from he Court Hou5e, in very
desirable locality. The Lot covers teu ana one half
acre OF exceediuEly choice land, and contains al
abundance Of shTubberyi Raspberry trees and
Strawberry pa ts G u Vines Ia good assort ent(i
. good Orch AZ five years old consisting oi upwards
f seventy Ap le Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees; al
90 numb OF Ounce trees, all Of which are Just be-
ginning " bear. Tee House is brick, nearly new,
con aiafng sevsn lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house Cow sheds, and other Out-buildi gs,
good condition. AllOgethe-, il is . very desirable
ieSidenc , and will b. sold cheap ct cash or long
credit as palti sire. Enquir at los st. Cliir
mh6:f8 JOHN NALEXAH
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n. Y. Money HIarkol-March "A.

NJ l. money Markol-marcA ga
lBY TELEGRAPH.
MOuey-Sloady att . ct.
Sterling Exehange-Duil at 1099I0911
for fist class bankers' bills
GOId-Unsettlsd and lower. Opening At 1907,
advauc ng to l52, declining to I473 and oiosing aG
1901.
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Road OPEN FROH MEADyrLLE TO FRANKLIN.
The following dispatch was received by
o. S. Telegraph yesterday noon
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Fanny EVEgrNa March "a 1966

Reeeipts-Tte receipts of Grain by rail during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were as
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PATENT OFFICE AcENeY,
TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN

NIIbU SKATES AND FUREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No, IS6 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to trsnsact busiuess Of eyerv
description rolsting 10 Inventions Drawings Ca.
Vsat., specifications, Patents, Infringentnts, and
fhe Patent Laws BuRRIDGn 4 CO..
APPS Authorized Attorneys for Patents.
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MEADVILLE, Mar

MEADVILLE, March, q.
E. COwLEs L Co We shall run train to
Franklin this morning, and regularly every
day thereafter. Trains will not run to Oil
City for some days. C. W. BRADLEY.
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COEia

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, SICK Headache,
Hsartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea ct S oaseh
aud, IN tact, g / diseases
or palDs in the stomach
and boHela.
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EOR sALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE

Il best quality Of Grape lsnd near Co amer Village,
lOacres wood Ian I, 3 all hou aud good barn.
Also, p 4 acrls near DOans COruerB. A b-autifu
place for fine residence nd Rardea land. Inquire
of. L. 50 XTOk, Ea=t Cleveland. Also, 81 Acres
on Eueid street. 8 miles from the city. mill :lq5
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