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Washington News.

Gen. TiIsOn to Resume His POsttlOn.
New YORK, August SO.-The Washington
specials say that Gen. Tilson has been or
dered to resume his position as Freedmen's
Bureau Commissioner at Augusta, which in
dicates that there is no foundation in the
report that he was to succeed Gen. Howard
in charge of the Bureau at Washington.
Treasury Matters.
It is hardly probable that the usual
monthly statement Of the public debt will
be in readiness before the I'd or Sd of next
month. 1t is thought that very consider
able reduction will be shown in the debt
all through, owing to the fact that about
sos, 100000 of the temporary loan has besn
called in. A much less amount Of currene y
cash will be found in the Treasury; the
coin balances, however, will be shown to
have largely increased.
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PARIS.

PARIS, Thursday eve, August SO.-Be-
lief grows here that Macmillan will abdi=
cate tho crown of Mexico. The Debats
an editorial to-day alludes to the honor
Maid to the American Embassy in Russia
and after making the significant inqniry-
what is the value of the demonstrations be-
tweenthe United States and Russia, says thai
Frsnce has done little to revive the ole
friendship between herself and the United
Stn ins
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VOL. XX--NO. 2O5.

who are true and loyal TO it, of whatever
race, color or condition, shall have under
its triumphant and glorious Gag all those
inalienable rights to men as men.
Resolutions were adopted instructing the
Michigan member of the National Union
Committee to use his influence to expel
Henry J. Raymond from that Committee
A delegation of 100 were appointed to at
tend the Philsdelphia Convention. The
proceedings throughout were harmonious
and enthusiastic. -
A large meeting of officers and soldiers
was held tonight to organize society of
Boys in Blue.
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Fatal Accident.

A fatal accident occurred near Sparta,
on Wednesday last. John Mckinney,
while engaged in hauling saw logs, wa
thrown from the truck of his wagon, the
horses having been frightened Falling un-
der the wheels, the heavy load passed over
his breast, mangling him terribly. H'
expired in few minutes. His father wa
with him on the wagon, but saved himsel
bv jumping ar when the horses started
Cation Repository, dug. 20.
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From New York
Cholera.


NEW YoRk, Aug. SO.-FOur new cases but
no deaths from cholera in this city reported
This morning. Five cases, no deaths, re-
ported in Brooklyn to-day /.
DR.. Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent OF.
the Board Of Health, reports that during
the week ending yesterday, August %, there
we're .h:-ty-nine genuine cases OF cholera
in this city, Of which twenty prov ed fatal.
Suicide.
Mr.. Lucilus P. Starr, Superintendent ot
Rogers Locomotive Works, new 1ork'
committed suicide at his residence in Brook
Ign, to-day, by shooting himself
The Presidential Tour.
The President and party visited Central
Park this morning, and then TOOK Steamer
at Manhattanville for west POINT
On entering the Park, Gen. Grant asked
| rermission of the driver Of his carriage to
axe the reins. He then drove out Of the
| line and came mp alongside OF the Presl'
| dent's carriage and challenged race Th'
| diver accepted the challenge, and they
| started off at rapid pace They kept slo'
| bv side for a mile, when Grants team com
| meneed TO gain on the Presidents, and sool
| Ger passed il, the President rising an'
| lifting his hat in acknowledgment
Wrsr Po1ST, August 30-Just before tn
President left New York, Napoleon Mule
ken and other citizens of 81. Louis extende'
10 him formal invitation TO visit their city
hut he replied it was impossible to give
favorable response. The ProPrietors OF IN
ST Louis Lindell Hotel extended an INVITA-
tion to the President and suite to make thf
mouse their home should their visit exten
thither.
NEW YoRk, August SO.-The President
; party has been joined by Maj. Gen: Custa u
Rousseau, Fullerton, Steadman, A D. stew
art. Richark Sehell, Henry CleEes, ia
4 | white. and other invited guests.
The New York press is largely <epFesen
ed.
; At West Point the party were received
: an infantry and cavalry escort. VINO aecoh
: panied them to the grounds: Thous4nds l.
J persons of both sexes from the sarropnaIl
n country and the city Of New Yo1k we
II present. The scene was brilliant and tru
n OF an interesting character. The exeursio
Of lists being seated, were Entertained oy
t. exhibition Of cadet practice
gAt a quarter past one the party resum
d. their Journey towards Albany. While pal
ing Newburg the speed Of the River que
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London Money sIarket.

LoxDox, Thursday noon, August 3d.
The money market is easier The Bank of
England today reduced its rate of discount
to six per cont. ConsOls have advanced
and are quoted at s9I for money. The
market for American securities is better.
The current prices aro-U. S. 5-2Os 7274
Erie 45I; Illinois Central 79l.
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rNIFKD SfATEs TAX OIL.
NOFFIcg COLLECTOR IsIEEsAL REvESUz,
EiGHtEESTH IisTtIcT, o,

NIFFIcl toLIIcIoa Is1EhaAL EEFENuzl !
EiGHrEESTH Iisgtfcr. o
CLEFELAED, august 80. 1855.
TINHE ASSESSOR OF THIS DIS
Il TRTCT having rendered bis Annual Coiiee-
tion 3ist of 1885, Tor ILcome for the year 1855 sni
fof Lio-usfs. Cafrisges, Plate, dr-, flr the year
c0mmeaciug May I, 1866 Therefore al persons
liable 10 the payment Of United States Duties on
assessmenfs aforesaid, within the County OF
Cuyahoga, AID State OF Unio. are hereby notified
that the same have become due end payable, and
taat viii r caive the tems at this Office until
h33iitf 33iitf n, ,i;;-,si S1-,sis-p,ksr, r,llt llntth, .lsg6-
and Tax-s 30 assesssd upOn them Within nse tle,
viii - liable 70 pay ten psr esntum additionAi
tpon the amount ttercoi. -, NJ
Hotsa only rccelred =, oas,.
in Parzons' Block, over ls1 superior " s,,-s
-, r.Erv O,iiiactar
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oprruARY.-It becomes our painful duty
10 chronicle the death of an estnaele
christian lady, at Bath, n. Y, yesterday
Mrs. Mary Pulling, in the sixty-seventh
wear of her age, mother of A. B. Pulling,
Eso- of this city, and relict OfDr. E B. Pull
ling. late of Bath, n. Y. Mrs. Pulling died
suddenly, after very brief illness For
thirty years she had been a regular com
muuicant of the Episcopal Church, and led
an eminenty consistent and christian lie
Her loss is deeply mOurned by large circle
of friends who had learned to love her quie
manner and christian counsel.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

AT TAUcrIOS...--...........BY o. CUTTER son.
". on Monday. SEPTEMBER 3d. comm sneins at
10 O'Clock A. ~, At Rouss No. ~ Johnson street,
(hetEeez b4lk and Water strcetg,) Frelt varie-
~ Of furniture, causis:iug Of Mahogany hair-seat
Sofa. do ch-irr, II trble Top Center 7 Tsbies, Book
Cass, Bure Us. Wash Stands, Cotiag, Belstsads,
ExteD.ion Dining Fable, Dai Hat Rack, Carpets,
Maitr4sses. Can3 and Wool i-ssst Chairs, Clocks,
Geek aud faro- Stoves, on Goth Window Cur
tlins, Croek-fy. Class and Tin Ware, &C. House
open at 0'el-ck L. IL, on niarningo OF sale House
for ROM .up0I-3at
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Mrs WiuslOw, an experienced Nurse and
Fenale Physician, presents to she attention OF
Motbers bsr soOTHIEG SYRUP for Children
Ts..binz. which greatly facilitates the process oi
.setbiag. by softening the gums, reducing al IN
examinations, will allay all pain and spasmodie &C
ton. and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
unon IL Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
| and relief and health tc yeur infants We have
mt M and sold this article for over 80 years, sno
nav in confidence and truth Of it what We have
Dever been able to say of any other medicine
Dsver has IL failed in single instance to eneo'
oure. when timely used. Never did now "a
;+snoe Of dissatisfaction By any one wiz -sea L.
on tbs contrary, all are Delighted with Us osI =
| tso1s and speak in terms OF commenoatioh ., ~
na-ieaI effects and medical virtues We SPEAK y
tb-s matter s'what We do know" after 81 year,
s1ns-ienoe; and pledge our reputation Tor ths tul
6Iiment Of what We here declare In almost ever
| ;nstanoe where the infant is suffering from pAli
! nd exhaustion, relief will be found IN nitee1 y
| fvrsntv minutes after the syrup is administered
vail directions for using will accompany e1ol
| bottle None genuine unless the fsc-siinihe !
GfTETIs & PERKINS, New York, is On IN on'
side wrapper. a.. ,,oria
Price. only 35 cents per bottle
Ap2S. R14-dyeod:w
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NEW BUILDING

4. - .rasr ooDtraet, 20 Be ready i0rsoenrsRSy
y ~. ouruing 81 The FAl Session IN Sep;emeer
80 a. 4 hofs5 that hereafter al can ee received
A. pupils Who apply 60. -.
-. -s.rsr raiuabse additions (; and the pEf'
- n tspt rteadily in view, 70 furnish eve n
rrilitv for : thorough course ef instruction;
The faeuity eon,,'ss a-;sness 9 Isstr1otors Il
m. $500 q faIIy graded from the PreParates'
acn -rtnent, through the entire course o. Aee''li
i0il ~ IN n.rsieulsrs and CATALOGUES n6d=ess
Tor III WHITE,
.,~s:sso-dkT Is West Fourth-st., CINCINNATI.
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Tbe R.voIt I'm Candia.

CoxsrAsrrNOPLE, Aug. 29.-Afairs in Tur-
key are in a very bad state.
The revolt in Gambia progresses. The IN
habitants of Cretano have asserted their in
dependence of the Turkish Empire.
Constantinople is announced in state OF
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sIeau,s Family Ointmcnt--A Sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
DIV. 1t contains no poisonous or mineral substance
whaterer; therefore it may be used In all cases
With perfect sA ETY.. It has no equal tor obstnase
TTIcers. Old Sores Burns, Fcalds, Cats, OutaheouS
Eruptious, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast
Piles. salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, &C. Every
kind Of sore containing the least particle OF IN
sammation. is permanently cured By this great
remedy. Pat up in glass bottles, snd sold st .
cents per bottle.
ez- These remedies no longer stand among
those Of doubtful utility. They have passed from
the tide of experiment, and now stand hisher IN
rcputation, and are more extensively used than all
other articles Of the kind
CAuT1cx.-To protect ourselves and the puohc
from being imposed upon by worthless limitations
the genuine will bear the fac sisle signature OF th'
Proprietors on the wrapper, and Walker Taylor
Proprietors, Chicago, ILL.,, blown in the bottle
For sale BY Druggists and Merchants everywhere
WALKER TAYLOR,
Sole Prop-ietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
.,,11.Rl4 Wholesale Agents.
Butter.-Frssh tubs received daily at 80 AeF
wiz street. ,,,,-s = ~
augi0sls J. .. q "
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LoRA1N COUNTY.
From the oberlin Ne'Os

From the ODerlin AetoS
A large gang ofmen are at work upon
the new depot, and few days will see the
frame up and enclosed. 1t will be con-
siderably larger than the old one and WILL
be finished in fire style, with Gothic win
dows etc. President Newell says it will
be the finest station depot on the Reserve.
Prof. Cowlcs is absent at the East at
teuding to the publication of his Commen-
taries on the Prophets. They will be
through the press in a few weeks. Apple
ten is their publisher. Propositions have
also been made by London publisher te
issue them there, for which an arrange
ment viii probably be perfected.
Oar friend, Capt. S. w. Dorsey, WIG
went 10 Alabama last season and entered
on The mercantile business at Demopolis
has disposed of his interests there and re
turned North. He was early appointec
postmaster on the Recommendation OF TN
citizens. and his relations were the mos
pleasant until Mr.. Johnson's fatal polic'
warmed into life again the old pro-slayer,
and rebel spirit. Lstterly such feelini
has been developed against all Northern
men that Capt. ID. found it prudent to re
| sign his office and sell out his business
| His experience is, we are satisfied, stra'
that fairly shows how the current at tn
| So,fth Is running.
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PORTAGE COUNTY.

From the Ravenna democrat
Z Grasshoppers in immense numbers are
Sow devastating the fields in this vicinity.
They are stripping the blades from the
cornaelds, and seriously damaging the
pastures
Tho seventh annual fair Of the High
land Union Agricultural Society will be
heid at Garrettsville, October Sd, 4th and
Etb. Gen. Garfield viii deliver an Agri-
cnltursl address during the fair, and Col.
S. D. Harris will also deliver an address,
Cr-crrNRERs.-Am man residing in an ad-
;oinipr county died on Thursday last OF
| The cholera. The day before he visited
his garden and picked couple OF large
| cncunbers, and eat them without othel
nrenaration than removing the rind. Inc
impruaence Of the act being suggested, ht
repIied that there could be no more chol
era in cucumbers this year than last. Ii
few hours. he was taken with violen
commissions, and in twelve hours was
eorpse. So much for the virtues OF Gu
c0mbers.
Upon Monday morning last, about tw'
o'clock, Geo. Hall, a citizen Of Atwate;
living near the Atwater and Randolph
, town line, committed suicide by shoohn
! himself through the forehead with pl;
! tol. Mr.. Ball had been i'll for few day
: with typhoid fever, and at the time OF tn
8 snicide was in the care Of his wife, VII
> was watching with him. Mrs. Hall le
a the room for a moment and her husoan
4 embraced the opportunity to commit II
fatal act The pistol was placed close
his forehead, and its muzzle was foun
covered with blood. The shot caused Il
stsut death. In consequence Of his siel
y uess, Mr.. Hall had been in low spirits, b
y il was not supposed he meditsted suicid
: He was about 4e years old, and leaves
= wife and three children.
sr Upon Sunday last the barn of Geor
lie Stearns, ia the east part Of Shalersvll
as was set on fire by some children playil
M about it with friction matches. The bai
! was very large one and was filed full
hay and grain. The destruction OF t
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Almost Complete Disappearance Of
tf,e Cholera.

Only three deaths by cholera were re-
nerted al the Office of the Board of Health
Yesterday. and not one of them occurred
yesterday. This fact will prove of great
value to our citizens in business, as well
as longevity. The pulse of trade will
quicken heaithfully; hotels viii be crowd
ed and wholesale streets present scenes OF
ACTIVITY once more. There need no longer
he any fear Of cholera on the part Of those
who desire TO visit the city.-CfHeiH'iatl
CoDmereiuL Aug. 80.
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ANALYSIS.
Umpire-Mr Samuel E. Williamson. o.,
SeoIers-A. P. G.rty for the Forest City Club,
r,Iliots ] ones for the Capital Club.
passed Balls-Smith ., Elliott II.
Home Runs-Clsrke l, Hurlbnrt l.
TIy-catehes made-Snith 5, MekWen 4, fler se !,
f.orham /. Stoc ley 3 Total for Fore City Oiup
Il. Elliott 3, Dawson 2, Searritt !, S9umSh 4
Si,ke b Stsvrrt 2; Total for Capital Club, II
FIvss Missed-Forest City Club. MeEwen l.
Miles /. Capital Club Smith l, Goldman = f'r'
Igsfr on Basss-Davson 2, Smith :, siazs l.
SteEa-t 2.
Tine Of Game-2h. As min
The Forest City Club gave the Capitals
supper at Wheeler & RusselPs dining rooms
at the depot The Capital Club left for hOm'
on the $50 train.
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RUSSIA.
rhc United states Embassy.

The United states Embassy.
Moscow, Aug. 29.-The United States En-
bassy have received complimentary ad-
dresses and invitations by telegraph from
a large number of the principal cities and
towns in the interior of Russia.
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barn and its contents was complete, moth
ing being saved The loss is estimated at
81 200.
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lnL HAs IuST CON-

yrNHIs SCHOOL HAS JUST CON-
gLUDED its tenth year. Its history hiss
ben one n prosperity aad growth from the com
,.cncesert The LAST two yeaFs the daily averase
- ,s.,rc has been more thaa two hundred, and
s 6.~s zen rssused adnittaneo for want Of
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BAsE BLLL'-A match game oetween the
csnita1 Base Ball Club, of Columbus, and
sbe Forest City Club, of Cleveland, was
plavsd Yesterday afternoon, August SOth,
on the grounds Of the Forest City Club
Roth clubs were in good trim, and were
promptly on the ground. Play was called
a. 2.45. and the Forest City Club went to
the bat. The first innings they scored 10,
and the Capitals next took the bat ana
scored a ,ohitctOask. This gave the Forest
Citv Club a start, and they kept ahead hil
the end Of the game. The game resulted II
favor of the Forest City Club by E score o.
20 to 6.
1t is but fai- to say that Mr.. Elliott the
Capitals catcher, was in bad health suffer
inc from Hernia, hence his i'll success.
We understand that the Forest City Ciu'
have been challenged by Detroit CLUB
The Detroit Club is said to be the accont
hest Club west of here, and when the metci
comes OF thero will be some splendid play
ing.
The following is the
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FHE MARrIxErTIs-The celebrated Ravel
Martinetti Troupe of Pantominists and Gym
uasts open for q week at the Academy OF
Music, on Monday evening next
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TJousea and Let For Saie.-LocatiOn,..ne near
"a. Fat Cleveland Street Railroad, convenient TO
bssiness. House, two story frame, well ouiit'
comfortable and commodious. Lot 4o feet front
bv asO feet dosp, good well and eistern' grape
nrbOr, fruit trees and shrubbery. Possession
rivsu as soon as re .uired. Address 81, LIADFH
- - aug272t
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" Be thou but fair, mankind adore thee
Smile, and world is weak bsfore thee
LENOBD'S White Lilly Lotion restores the
bloom OF youth, leaving the skin soft, clear and
besutiful-never knoEn to fail. It is no paint or
whitewEsh, bnt an extra"s f-om the White Pond
Lilly. Price only IS cents.
BENTON, MYERS : UANFIELD,
= ausIS: :RlS-eOd Agents.
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Just PubIished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable Information, which will be ssnt
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Obsrlin, o. iy2s
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Josh Billings on BItters.-I rather like
Stomach Bitters, kant tell why, esny more than
kan tell vh5 love Robacks Blood Pills, hut
Blood Pills is good for Iazynsss in the system.
don't lik lazynsss Of no sort, not even in mus
keeters.
want my muskosters lively. iz
foreis shn tew my purpose. Bittera being my -.-'--
ject, Ike Roback'5 stomach Bitte>-
-'--s : ,,-Sr-[,-s - -ady77
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ro.,,able Life Assurance society,

ESuttabIe Life Assurance Soesety'
Of the United States, 90 Broadway, New AorA.
c,,b AocumuIatioa, s2,OO0,o 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81, ,Oo0, ,OOO. .OO-purely mutual. An
,uaI Cash Dividends. This Society have 0e-
,ermiued to declare their dividends AsScALL'
Uo.sH. The next dividend sil be declared I CO.
ruary 1st, 1867. 1t is believed that no com p~ny
in this country will be able to present srestere
vautases in its dividends to persons assuring Tran
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
vras Iess than that Of any Of the cider American
Companies, and its nss business for the past ysS,
fs-3 ss OO0) exceeds the new business Of any Nee
YORK Company in any previous year. Ihis ooS,e
~ mas met with bat one loss in this elly -
| PhiIIin I Price, who was insured three seet,
| sinco Tor As 600 his heirs received the aihoun
of bis policy (s5 OOe), and dividend to me aaoes
~ ss73 Io6O in cash, within ten days after prooi
wore delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or forsgensies Apply u
THAYrBs I MUNsoN, General Agents,
| Nos. I and Park Building.
l,nA
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Esaleman's Patent Eeek Tie Heleer'
-Tnis convenient article, for the gontiem an .
,-a-srobe is now received. sid for sale by Us 1t
!. a ,imple Iabor-saving eontrivanoe by which
- I;rtsrept tlas eln be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE d PARSONS,
,,.p1e IA Monument Square.
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Morning Edition.

ESSAYS on MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS by
self-educated colored youth, is the title of
Pamphlet now before US. We are not
personally acquainted with its young au-
thor, but Judging from his address and the
support which he has received from some of
our most respectable citizens in his efforts to
make them public, he is highly deserving
of patronage and encouragement.
Professor ThOme, in speaking of his wri-
tings, says: "Thsy show maturity of
thought and q richness of imagination, to-
gether With a cultivation of taste quite re-
markable in one so young, and who has en-
joyed 50 few educational helps" His object
in making them public-to assist him in
securing the means with which to get an
education-is very laudable and we wish
him success in his efforts to sell them.
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twill do It-WOIcett's Instant Pain
AnHIhilRtOr will do it Do what7 Stop
Nervous Toothache, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in thr,e minutes, ard cures Catarrh in
twelve weeks2
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HOLDEN, CLARKE q WILSON'S,
Af0ndag. g. b. Sc.

IOs Public square. next door to
GayIord's.
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BENTON, MYERS q OANTIELD,
STRONG / ARMSTRONG,
augls Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o.
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srectnI Cau.iOn.-MRs. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become 50 popular ths'
various parties have Put cut articles calling them
Mrs. Wlnslos's. Please take notice that tne Air7
WirsIow Of the Soothing Syrup is rot conneo,eo
with eny other article
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Wine and Cider AEIII.-If you want to
buy the best end oh-ap5ss Cider aud Wine Mill.
90 to 81 Merwiu street. nuzSO:35O
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Men Wanted to act si Commercial Brokers'
Apply personally, with good references, to R. H
CURRA AZ. IS Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
aug2s;3I6
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The American Cooking StOye-Is man
ufaotured with certsin improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of Nay s, 1868, and De-
cember 8. 1865. One Of these improvements cover
thearrangenent Of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of COokins Stove, to receive the ashes
as it passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMEgIcAS,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacture, {, sell
ling or using said INVITATIONS, will be Iis; le for
damages for infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD Co,
IT and 19 Green-st., Albany, n. Y.
TIE AMERICAN is for sale by
JIM. BAILEY & CO.,
iune9.372-e.o.d Cleveland, Ohio.
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The following is the
SCORE.


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