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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Those of our citizens who have hereto
fore supposed that a respectable Dry Good.
trade could not be carried on outside of SUI
perior Street. will hardly credit the fact
that the surroundings of the Park, together
with Ontario Street, are fast becoming filed
up with first class houses. We noticed yes
terdsy the second opening this season Of
the Bailey Bros, and on a visit to their
rooms in the afternoon found their store
crowded with ladies, and from appearance
we should say they were well satisfied.
Their stock Is all new and of latest styles,
besides the proprietors, Messrs. Baily, are
straightforward business men. Our citi-
zens viii always find them gentlemanly
n happy to show their goods to all. We
have before remarked of the extensive
clothing house of George E. FairchiId. as
well as the book store Of Holden, Clarke 4
Wilson All of these establishments are
first class and are receiving the patronage
they deserve from eur citizens. And while
on this subject we will just mention that
j. NJ. Hover 4 Co, together with Selby
Brown & Pearson, on Ontario Street, are not
one whit behind any of their competitors
in the city for first class goods and are
building up g very heavy trade. These,
with Ford & Wagner, Turner & Strauss and
Mackenzie 4 Parsons, on the southwest
side Of the Square, viii richly repay a visit
from those of our citizens who are in need
OF any article in their respective lines.
Assuring our readers that all of these gen.
tlemen are entitled to the the confidence
snd support of our citizens, we .bespeak for
them the patronage of the public. at an
other time We shall speak of the Houses
engaged In trade in the Northeast and
North side Of the Park.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

The Toledo Blade of the 18th, gives the
first arrivals at that port for the last eight
years, as follows:
Is59-Propeller Portsmouth, Erie Line,
Capt. C. Il. Ludlow temporary arrived
from Dunkirk, Sunday, March 9th. Cleared
March sth. No ice.
Is66-Propeller New York, Erie Line,
Cabt. J. Kirby, arrived from Cleveland
March 10th. No ice seen.
1s61-Propeller Elmira, Erie Line, Capt.
J.. S. Mitchell, arrived March 28th, from
Dunkirk. No ice seen.
1s62-Propeller Eclipse, Central Line,
Captain Crosby, arrived from Buffalo,
March 2Sth. Reports Buffalo harbor clear
of ice, and but little on north shore; Cleve-
land bloekaded with ice, which extends IS
miles into the lake.
Is63-Propeller New York, Erie Line,
Capt S. Monro, arrived from DInkirk,
March 29th. Reports no ice of Importance
between the two ports. The New York was
closely followed into port by the 0wego,
Capt Bryant, also from Dunkirk.
ls64-Propellers Clean, Capt Waterbury,
from Dunkirk, and Passaic, Capt Mitchell,
from Cleveland, arrived together.
Is65-PrOpeller owego, Erie Line, Capt
Hewett, arrived from Cleveland, April 18th.
The owego was closely followed by the
Portsmouth.
1s66-Propeller Buckeye, Capt. -, n.
T. Line, arrived from Cleveland, April 18th.
The Propeller New York, Erie Line, Capt.
Drake, arrived from Dunkirk, April 10th
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Tuesday Evening. Anil II.

TUESDAY EVENING, April II, 1885.
The local money market continues quiet,
and there is no important change to report
in the situation. The discount demand for
money is quite moderate, and bankers find
no difficulty in meeting the offerings of de-
sirable paper. Balances continue to i'm
prove slowly, and the market is moderately
easy. Eastern Exchange continues very
close and firm at par buying and ] 10 pre-
MUM selling.
A more active demand for customs and a
strong borrowing demand from "shorts,,
gave a frmer tone to Cold to-dsy, and the
market closed in New York at l264@3-
Government securities continue strong and
steady, but the market is reported quiet
In this market prices of coin and govern
ments to-day are reported as follows by E.
7 -
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Financial.


NEW 1OhkS Aprli H.
The Commercial says:
The Stock market exhibits rather more ANNA
ton, with an Improvement in prices.
The Railway list is decidedly firm, without a1y
important speculative activity.
Governments are strong, but rather less active,
About a million and a half Of dollars Of old 5-ZOs
were returned by the two la t steamers, but the
price has strengthened Notwithstanding. Ten for
ties sold at 92H. Seven-thirties are firm, but less
Gctive at yesterdays figures.
State Stocks are dull. Prices steady
Money continues very abundant, owing princi-
pally to the large receipts Of currency from the
interior, and also to the moderate demand from
loans. Demand losns are generally made at 5 p
cent, outstanding 6 per cent loans having been
paid in and renewed at the lower rate.
Discounts are moderately active. There is 8
brisk demand for prime paper which is scarce.
Foreign Exchange shows a slisht reaction from
the frmness Of yesterday Some Of the leading
drawers ask los for GO days sterling, while others
offer their bills at 1O75s, which i above the views
Of most buyers. Francs are quoted at 5471$9
$3.50 for long dates.
Produce bills range at 1O6LG107.
Gold is in active demand from imports, at the
same time the borrowing demand from the shorts
is qui'e s~ctive, l-I6 per ceat a day being generally
paid On loans. The short operations are not dis
posed TO cover their contracts at the present price,
being sanguine that as payment Of the May inter-
est approaches the premium must yield.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

SPECIAL MESTIoN.-We have inadvertent-
ly omitted to sooner notice the late removal
of Messrs. Canon & Freeman, Commission
Merchants, from their old place of bust
ness at No. rs River street to Nos. II and 70
Merwin street. The necessity for this
change oflocation was Sound in the demands
of the increasing business of these gentle
men for more commodious storage and gen.
eral warehouse facilities, which they have
obtained by the removal. We take great
pleasure, in this connection, in bearing tes-
timony to the high character of this house
ameng the business firms of our city, and
we know of no one Of our Commission Mer-
chants that We could more ~eonfidntly re-
commend to the favor of interior shippers
and dealers.
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WV. J. TAT, Librarian.

Young men out of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail-
reading, steambOating, T~elegraphing, spen-
cerian Business Penmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country offering
greater inducements thar the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
business world.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

DECIDEDLY GRITTT.-The atmosphere yes
terdsy was full ofdust- Superior street was
made tolerable by a thorough sprinkling,
but the dust rolled up in great waves in
other parts of the city. Turn a corner and
you were saluted with a cloud ofdrifting dirt
and forthwith eyes were blinded so that a
half hours rubbing wouldn't set them right
again. Walk up or down the streets, it was
the same; and the Redeemed eyes of the
passers-by made them look like " mourners
going about the streets" Is there no balm
in Gilead?
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City Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, April

TUESDAY EVENING, April II.
The Council met pursuantto adjournment
All the members present except Messrs'
Crawford and Thorman.
The President, F. ". Pelton, in the chair
Reading of minutes of last meeting dis
.onzaS uith-
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
DIED.

BR0WN-In the city of New York, April 18th,
Charlotte Louise, only child of Judson and Emma
A. Brown Aged 5years, 2 months and Il days.
Funeral services from the residence of B. sted-
man, % Huron street, Wednesday afternoon, at
four O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
sHAw-AprIl 10th, Maria Shaw, wife of S. P.
Shaw, Of Consumption.
Funeral at the residence of J.. A. Congden, 1872
LAke-st., Wednesday, To-day at 2 O'Clock.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Permanent Observation-Disclosures
ment of Ward Health Officers.


On Monday the Board of Health consti-
tuted by the new Health Ordinance, met at
the City Buildings and effected a perms-
nent organization. Mr.. G. NJ. Waterson was
selected as Clerk of the Board. Tho follow
ing named gentlemen were appointed in
the different Wards, to see that the Health
Ordinance is strictly observed:
LIST Ward-Adam CornWeII.
I'd Ward-Geo. E. Morgan.
Sd Ward-P. Il. Bader.
4th Ward-Alexander Clinton.
9TH Ward-Peter Conlan.
9th Ward-Francis Peschek.
9TH Ward-Samuel Erevin.
sth Ward-William ]. Thomas.
9Th Ward-0. H. Becker.
10th Ward-No appointment.
18th Ward-Thomas Farnell.
As the Office OF City Marshal terminates
the LIST of May, the Council will probably
so amend the ordinance as to provide a po-
sition in the Board for the Superintendent
of the Police.
The Board visited the ST. Vincent Charity
Hospital to ascertain whether arrangements
could be made for the city to place five
more beds in the hOspital, for the accommo-
dalton of city patients. Result not yet re-
ported.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

MOSsTRosIFIEs.-Mr. Frank Barnes, Of
olmstead, has left on our table two new
eggs of astonishing size. They weigh three
and one-fourth int each and measure
seven and three-fourth inches in circum-
ference. What the olmstead fowls mean
by producing such Hmonstrosities We
cannot imagine. We have no doubt that
all the hens in the vicinity will double
their ezertions when they hear of this as
tonishing feat.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

We have commenced work on the CLEvE-
LAxD CRY DIRECTORY FOR 1867, and in Or
der to facilitate its publication particularly
request those persons who are connected
with the following institutions of the city
to furnish us, this week, such facts relating
thereto as will enable US to make the Direc-
tory complete. The information required
is about as follows:
Location of Colleges, Academies, semin-
aries and Schools, and names Of faculty and
teachers.
Denomination, Pastors and location of
Churches and Sunday Schools.
Location, time of meeting and names of
officers of Benevolent Societies, Institutions,
etc.
Names of officers, place of business, capt.
tai (optionaD and style of Incorporated
Companies, Insurance Companies, Banks,
Steamboat and Transportation Lines, Rail-
roads, Telegraph Companies, Newspapers,
Hospitals, etc.
Write the facts briefly and send them to
the CLEVELAND LEADER Co., through the
Postofiee, or leave them at our Counting
room, this qoeek, in order to AVE them ap-
pear in the Directory.
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R < By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YOEK, April II.
GOLD.
Gold closed at l2sH.
MONEY.
Money abundant at the last Board.
RAuwAT STOCKS.
The Railway list was active and higher on Erie
and Pittsburgh, while Rock Island was ~ per
cent of faOm the highest point to-day. The bal
ance Of the list was steady.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miscellaneous shares have been qHite irregular
to-day and the fluctuations have been WIDE Quick
silver fell from So to 5lB.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum shares we're quiet at the afternoon
sess on, but lew transactions were made at steady
prices.
United States 500; Buchanan Farm %; Pithole
MINING BOARD.
Gold shares were in moderate demand and higher
In some cases.
Gregg I7OOi Gunneu Ito; Kepp & Buell. go; Mon
tana $40; Quartz Hin.
The dry goods market is very quiet to-day. I'm
ported goods will go lower.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange
Prints-Cocheco 81; Dunnen Is Freeman Is;
Allen Is; AmOskeag II; American lSk; Arnold l6.
Hamilton 10 Lancaster IS.
Decentralization 25A; Pacific 22%.
Brown Drills-Pepperil Is Stark 80; Win
throp 20.
Denims-Brown 80; DO. Blue 80 Boston Brown
80; do. blue S2E; Amoskeag 32Ez; Manchester 3714;
Massachusetts, IS.
Bleached Shirtings-New York Mills 421z; VAN
sutta IS Mssonville 81 Dwight 20 Wheaton
Company 81.
Brown sheetings-Amoskeag A Is; Augusta %
Bedford l6.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Losr 0vERBoARD-Capt- D. Mcpherson
of the Sew Louisa" was lost overheard on
Monday afternoon, off Fairport. The yes
sci was on her way to this port with a cargo
from Port Burwell. Capt. Mcpherson in
walking near the side of the vessel, stepped
On a loose stick of wood and fell overheard.
Planks and ropes were thrown out, but his
efforts to reach them were unavailing. A
boat was lowered as soon as possible, but he
sank before it could reach him, and the
search for his body was fruitless.
He resided in Port Burwell and leaves a
wife and five children.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Especial to Cleveland Daily LFADEs.J

PTrrssURsH, April lila 4.
The oil market is unchanged. Holders are less
disposed to operate. Receipts 1000 bbls. Stock
on market not large. Sales 100 bbls in bulk at
at lsc; 1000 bbls for future delivery at 1916. A
dealer refused 1s%e for 1000 bbls, May delivery.
Refined inactive. Sales 900 bbls bonded, July
delivery on spot. at SEC; 500 bbls bonded, August
delivery in Philadelphia, at 45e.
Sales 100 bbls Intoxicating (Eureka) At SOC, 75e
and 81, 25 per gallon.
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librarians Annual Notice.

ULEVELANDJ April L, Iobb.
No book can be drawn from the "Libra-
ry'' after Saturday, the 14th OfApril, until
the annual election of officers has trans
PRED, which takes place on Tuesday even
ing, May LIST. All books must be returned
on or before Saturday, the 21st of April, for
our annual examination. Persons neglect
ing to return books will be fined ten cents
per day until the same are returned.
By order of the Directors,
WV. J. TAFT, Librarian.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

SOmpOunu-iuh. NOtery oO-Au WAuO luz Wlb1
A Bank Clearinghouse Association has
been established at Cincinnati. The Off
GERS elect are Vim. Hooper, President; Jo-
seph C. Butler, Vice President; Messrs. D,
J. Falls, Thos. B. Page and VIM. J. Dun
lap, Committee of Management, The Com
mercial says assurances have been had from
the Secretary of the Treasury that he will
establish the system of Clearing-House GER
tifcates that is in operation in the principal
Eastern cities.
The general markets are decidedly better.
A steady improvement and increasing firm
ness in Flour and Wheat has been reported
from New York for the past few days, and
advices from the leading points West show
a more thar sympathetic movement with
them. In Milwaukee there has been an
excited and strong speculative feeling on
Wheat since the opening of the week, ac-
c%ompanied by a very considerable advance,
and at Chicago Flour and Wheat are work
ing upward, with a strong market and act
i've movements. In this market movements
are less decided, prices here having all along
to a large degree anticipated the present
upward movement; but the tone is firm
and the tendency strongly upward. City
brands Xxx red and white Flour advanced
25@5O to day, and as stocks are very low,
still further advances are inevitable. Coun-
try brands are steady, but holders are dis
posed to demand an advance. Wheat is in
good demand, chiefly for Milwaukee spring,
which closed 2@Sc better. The market is
almost bare of choice red and white, and
prices cannot be named. Oats are il fair
request and I@Ic better. Corn is firm and
in moderate request. Provisions are rather
quiet, but prices are unchanged. Prime
Butter meets with a good steady demand
fully up to receipts, and is firm. Cheese is
in light stock, quiet and steady. Potatoes
are active and firm. Seeds are higher. Pc
troleum dull and unchanged.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
"a hours ending at I o'clock this morning,
Uara aa fol1oWa.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Cobb, Andrews s. Co, have
received "TOiIers of the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price S5c.
Also, Campaigns of q Nom
COmbatant," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI.75. apl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

CELEBRATIoN.-There will be a celebration
of the passage of the Civil Rights Bill, at
CARROTS Hall on Wednesday evening.
The following gentlemen have been in
vited 10 deliver addresses T.: j. NJ. Langston,
Judge D. R. Tilden, Judge Bishop, Pref. J.
H. Thome, Rev. Mr.. Beaman, and Rev. Mr..
Monteith. An interesting time is sntic-
ipated. Admission free.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-To-night the
beautiful two act drama of "Little Treasure"
will be presented, in which the favorite
Emelie Melville is said to be superb.
"Pocahontas" is the ~afterpiece. Everybody
ought 10 see "Pocahontas." 1t is immense.
Manager Ellsler will soon bring out the
great sensational play of "The Workmen of
New York"
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RESOLUTIONS

By Mr.. Martin, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be and they ara hereby
authorized to make suitable arrangement
for the insane men at the I~nfrmary, at an
expense not to exceed $500. Adopted.
BY Nh. Martin, That the City Marshal
be instructed to take the necessary steps to
have all places where beer and intoxicating
liquors are sold removed of from the docks
and streets under their supervision forth
with. Tabled.
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Chicago Market-Apru NJ

FLoUR-ActiYe and advanced CSC.
AT-Ac and advanced 7ET%e.
Sales at sl,SS9l,S9 for No. 1; s2agsc for No. 2
OArs-DuI- Sales at 45@46c for No. }, and
42Ne for No. 2
CoRS-Quiet at An advance Of Ic. Sales at z7Z
G1s19c for No. l; 241z925c for No. ?.
Professionalism.
HIGHwISEs-Active at S2,2l.
MESS PoRK-Ssles at SIS, 90.
LARD-Sales at ls9 lsAc.
falo.
kEcsIPTs@FlOur 5000 bbls; wheat 1900 bu
corn l34,OoO b.; oats 6,5OO bu.
SHIPNESTs-Flou 5000 bbls.; wheat 80, 600 bu /;
corn 1000 bu. oats {. 1000 bu-
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF

FORI OF OLLNLLAND,
ENTERED---.--.APRm II.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, ZOE bbIs fish,
Sl4 pkgs mdz, 50 bbls apples, 1851 bbls and $50
sacks pstates
seow Louisa, Cummings, PIT Burwell, 60 cords Of
single wood, 100 m shingles
cords wood
CLEARED.
stmr City OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit, ls1 bbls
oil, s37 kegs nails, SIS pkgs mdz
sehr Alzora, Drake, Kingsville, stonewars
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

Well to-day, Sick IO-mOrrOW.-such is
the experience of thousands. Few enjoy ~continu-
Gus health. To what does the occasional invalid
attribute his uncertain condition ? Not to him
self, of course. He lays the blame on the climate,
perhaps. It Is too hot, or too cold, or too damp,
or too dry, or too variable. But does he take the
proper courpe to fortify his constitution and bodi-
ly organs against the extremes and changes of
which he complains? No. he says, perhaps,
only an iron man could bear such great heat, or
such violent cold, or such sudden vicissitudes
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive, which, if it will not make him an
iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity of
his system to repel all external agencies that
tend TO produce disease! H-OSTETTERiS GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, taken faith
fully according to the directions, will so strength
en- the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the liver,
and regulate and invigorate the whole animal
machinery, that the system, instead Of being at
the mercy Of the weather, and liable to bespros-
trated by every change of temperature, will be-
come case-hardened, as it were, aud almost i'm
pervious to climatic influences. 1t is to this pre-
yentivS principle that Hoststter's Bi tiers owe
their great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. ap16
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e. B. HALE,
BANKER,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
Dealer In 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. ian27:RlI
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C. J. Keller, N. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II a. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of ]. J.. vogt 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland Street Railroad. Apl IL
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FRoN PoRT BUREELL--The scow " Louisa
with a cargo from Port Burwell, arrived
yesterday morning in charge of first mate,
Peter Cummins. This is the first arrival
from Port Burwell, which does a good trade
during the summer months.
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAI.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
ks~tablishnsnts Belvidsrs Farm, East Cleveland,
And 96 Seneca street.
0FEIoE-104 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
1 mean to make this the BEST YE-H0USE IN
VIE NEeT, and ahan spare no EFFORT to give satis-
faction.
lean the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Olsanining or Bs-dying Of mads-up Garments
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& JEWELRY.
BURT 4 DARE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Clock q
watch Materials, Tools, &C.,
VIII continue business At the stand ofM. Burt.
No. l46 Superior-st., until the 18th OF March,
when We hope TO be fully established with an en-
tirely new Stock Of Goods at our New Rooms, No.
l40 SupeTior-st.s opposite the Weddell House.
NJ BURT, \. &. DAPE.
fsh2s=Rl2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

LEFT FOR DETRorT.-The Morning Star,
Capt E. R, Viger, left for Detroit last night,
She came in yesterday morning with a
heavy load of freight and passengers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person whe can furnish q prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
tanks Mellinuous Cough Balssm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
Iihuous Cough BalsGm. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON 4 pUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
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BUr.-The imp0s lance of "ifs" and 'fbuts'
is well illustrated in our notice of the new
store of the Bailey Brothers. The last SEN
tence should read, " With Holden, Clarke
and Wilson's book store, Fairchild's cloth
ing rooms, and tie Bailey Brothers in the
dry goods line, trade cannot but be drawn
to the east side of the Square"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

"a For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Alfalfa new schooner, the "Mystic,"
was launched at Milan last Saturday. She
was built by Messrs. Raynor & Bates, and
has q capacity of24o tons. She is complete
in all her appointments and is expected to
walk the waters like a thing of life.