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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

IA a special tax on West Street
SIC. l. De it ordained BY the City Council OF the
oitv Of Cleveland, ttsO-thirds of all the members
ooneurrinx) that the sum Of tour dollars and ten
cents tS4 loA e and the sans Is hereby levied and
ssesse upou esca and every foot front af the sew
eral lois OF lands bounding or abutting upon
West street, for the purpose OF paying the cost
and expeuse Of grading and paving said street.
naroeis of land bounding or abutti upon West
atreet shall pay the several amounts OF money
nv them severa ly due in that behalf on or before
The ffteenfh day Of August, 1885, to the City
treasurer or such othsr person may Be auihor-
ize to collect the same be sutj-et to the penal
~ and interest sllowes by law against thea sev-
eraIIv IL not paid at the time hetsin designated
Passed yuly 81, 1sGs.
r " PELT0S. President Of the CszDeil--
G-s. WHEATON, Assistant City sleIk. Aug2Sss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
N 0ROINAYOE-Te grade. nar,

AN ORUiNANCE-EG grade, pave
"a drain and improve Enclid Avenue from Per-
~ street to Wilson Avenue.
SIC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland. (twO-thirds OF all the members
concurringl, That Euclid avenue, betweeo the
west side Of Perry street and Wilson avenue, be
graded-that the carriage way aud CUTTERS be
paved with the wooden bio k pavement o-calIed
the sidewalks ourbed with stone. and the whole be
properly drEined-sAid work to b done under the
direction and 70 the acceptance Of the Board Of
City improvements
SEc. 2. That the cost aud expense OF said gIsd-
ing, paving, draining and improving be estimsted,
levied and assessed upon the lots parcels Of land
bounding abutting upon said Eueiid avenue be-
tween the points aforesaid in proportion TO the
number Of feet front on each.
SEC. 3. That the curb lines Of said Euclid avenue
betwe cen the points af-resait be hereby established
at twenty one feet nom the center line aud parall,
thereto.
Passei July 81, 1866.
+. ". PELToN. Prss't Of the Council.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

"A nance entitled "Au Ordinance to provide for
the dredging aud improving OF tbs CHyshoga River
between the north end Of the 0oFernment Pier an !
Seneca street -
sTc- 1 De it ordained by the City Council Ct the
City Of ClsyeiSud, That an ordinance passed June
9th, 1906, entitled ''An Ordinance to TTovide for
the dredging and improving OF the Guy ahOga River
between the north end Of the Government Pier and
Seneca street, be and the same IS hereby re-
pealea.
SIS. >. That this ordinances shall be in force from
and after its PIssage.
Passed July 81, 1866.
F. W. PELTON. Pres't Of Council.
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Ufiices in the Wet aud Southwest
WM 4. BARR, Geu1 Pass. Ag't.
H. RIDDLE. Gen'l snp't aug2
A ORBINANCK-To lew and assess

n q specisl tax on Union Street.
SIC l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland (.wo-thirsz of all the members
ooo urrng), That the sun Of sixty-six eeats
$50 Coz be and the saFe is hereby levied aud as
sessed upon each and every foot front of the sew
rral lots or parcels Of land bounding admitting
upon Union street, between Superior street and St.
street. for the purpose Of paying the cost end
expenses Of repairing the paving OF the roadway Of
said street between the points aforesaid.
SEC. . That the owners of the several lots or
parcels Of land afofesaid shall pay the several
amCuafs Of money by them severally due in that
behalf 10 the City Treasurer, on fore the 2sth
day Of July 1866, be subject TO the penalty and
interest allowed BY Law aiRst then severally, II
not paid at the timo and to The person herein de-
signated.
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General News.
In Additional 30 Miles Of Pacific x.
Hoad COE1nIRfed.

An Additional 81 Miles Of Pacific x.
Road Completed
OMAHA, August 1.-The Cove rnment Com
missiOners yesterday accepted an addition
al 80 miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad
One hundred and sixty-three miles of the
road are completed This brings the rOact
within thirty-one miles of Fort Kearney.
which point will be reached by the lst Of
September Regular passenger trains sre
now running to Grand Island.
Pennsylvania Soldiers Democratic
Convention.
HARRIsBURG, August 1.-The Pennsylva-
ME Soldiers Democratic State Convention
assembled in this city. Credentials have
been presented by delegates from every
representative district in the State. Gen
eral Jacob B. Swetzer, Of Allegheny county,
was chosen temporary chairman. A COM
mittee of thirteen was then appointed to Sc
lect officers for permanent organization,
after which the convention took recess for
an hour.
BOudOIn College Commeneement.
Brunswick, NE, August 1.-The Com
meueement festivities Of BOudoin College
are progressing finely. The following hon
orary degrees were conferred this forenoon:
Rev. DR.. Woods, LII. D.; Rev. John Pile,
D. D.; Rev. Egbert c. Smythe, p. D.; War
ner Twellister, 4. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Woods to-day sent in ais resig-
nation as President Of the College. It vas
accepted and referred to q committee OF the
Board. The Rev. DR.. Harris, Of Ban g0r,
will undoubtedly be chosen his successor
The johnson Convention Of COnnee-
Ticut-
NEW HAVEN, August The John Son
State Convention met in this city to-day.
Nearly two hundred people, Including mem
bers and spectators, were present. Senator
Dixon presided and read lengthy address,
condemning the policy OF Congress and sus-
tanning that of President johnson. Resolu-
tions in the same tone were adopted. Thir-
ty-nine delegates were appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention.
RIoHMoSD, Va, August 1.-The Central
Committee reassembled to-day, and ap-
pointed sub Commissioner to recommend
a list of delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
yention. A resolution proposing to instruct
delegates to vote as unit, was indefinitely
postponed. The meeting adjourned until
p. m, TO receive the report Of the Sub
Committee.
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John Run wakes up.
4 London CO writer says

n IlIlINlVIE I9ssII WI1ENI =
HHere lies the Yankee monitor in the
Thames, with the fifteen-ineh guns, visited
bv hundreds Of Britons, VINO draw long
breaths, wipe their syeaty brows and de-
voutlv thank Heaven that the Americans
are so friendly; it is perfectly evident TO
every one that sees the Miantonomah that
the whole British navy could not hinder
her from steaming up to London Bridge
and tossing her big shells into the dome Of
st. Paups, into the Bank Of England, into
the Houses of Parliament ints Bucking-
ham and St. James Palaces, and wher-
ever she cared to plant those pretty seeds
of desolation"
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Special CautiOn.-MRs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. Winslow's Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow Of the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. iune2:3H
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: n y WUL VI TO NNI-ENHINE NHO
n grale Of "a, ,?erior street between Erie street
and ten lots
SEc. De IL oTdAinsd BY the City Council Of The
City OF Cleveland, That the grade OF the centre
line Of Superior street betGssa the easterly line OF
Ten Acre Lot No. loo be, and tie sans Is hereby
established at the folloWing eleFAtf rs above the
base Of levels heretofore established by ordinance.
to wit: At the easteFly line OF Erie street IS 5-lO
feet; st the centre lice Of Murs0n street 70 sic
fsst; and the weaterIy line of ten acre lot Ne.
10 Cs 5-l0 feet; and that the graie line between
the af0rementiOned points Of elevation be Uniform
and in sccCrdsuce with tue profile Of said superior
in The Civ Civil EDgineer's Ofice. ~ p
Passed July 81. 1S66-
Nv. PELToS, Pres't of the Council
a S. WHH1ToE, Asst City Clerk. aug2;5S9
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Although many members of Congress
voted against the increase of their sala-
ries, it is probably clearly established that
every one of them had drawn the extra
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

Moth and FrecISIes.-Ladiez afflicted with
Dissolorations on the Face, called moth patches
freokles, should use PERRY's Oelsbrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. 1t is infallible. Pre-
pared By DR.. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 4s
Bond street, \. Y. Sold by all druggists in Cleve-
Land, snd elsewhere. Price 81. mAy17-3i0
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CAUrTnN

Tho above remedies have been before the
public many years. AMI theif great success IN the
alieEiAtiOn o, huInta n sery. has excited the Gu
pieity Of several parties, who use the name
Specific Pills. oopy any labels. circulars and
adTertissments sometimes word for wcri, and
put up worthless compound. that disa2poinI the
Just exPectations OF the purchaser
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
NV FELTON,, Pres of the Csuaoil.
G. s. WHEATON Assistant CITY Clerk. augs-i. 8
A \ URDINANCE-TO levy and assess

IA sp.oiAl tax upon Henry Street
sec. !. Be it ordaned by thu CITY Council OF the
City Of CleyelAnd two thirds q all the membe rs
c0ncurlingl, That the sum Of sixteen and One-half
cents be the is hereby leTied and assessed
upon each and every foot front Of the several lots
parcels of land bounding or abuttihg upon
Henry street. for the purpose Ct paying the cost
and expense o. grading and improving said street.
SEC. q That the osners Of The several lots OF
parcels Of land bounding or abutting upon said
Henry street. shall pay the several smounts Of
money by them severaliy due 10 that b half, on or
before the 18th day Of August, 1866, TO the City
Treasurer, or 10 such other person may be au-
thorizod 10 collect the same, be subject to the
penalty and interest allowed by law agaits st them
sVerally il not paid at the time herein designated
Passed July 81 1866
+. W. PELT0N, Pres. Of the Council.
C. s. WHE&Tog, Assist. City Clerk.
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ANORnINANnK-T0 prOKide for the

II dredging AMI improving Of the Cuyahogs
river between the north vLd f Government Pier
and Columbus street
SEC. l. Be il ordained By the City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland, ltwo-;hlrds Of all the members
ooneurringl, Thas the Sny Ahosa river. between the
north end Of the Government pier and the Coium-
bus street bridge he drrdged or improved 70 uni
form depth Of thirteen feet, and that the same be
done under the direction and supervision Of the
Board Of City improvements in such manner and
at such times aud places between the points afore
said as they shalt deem for the best interests OF
the city.
SIC. ,. That fsr the purpose of paying in part
Il. 1st and expenses OF said Improvement, ATTY
the q IN OF the costs and expenses o. the sane
per SShts 4 and -sessed uqou the ots or PARCELS
Of land boundls., - s.it ,ss..S,,s,, =. =
tween the points A. ,ueh manner, ana between
mace al such titles IN a agrees Of the work as
such points during the p
NAV be deamed most equitabie. - f,-,. f-,,, -, a
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall be - -
after its passage
Passed July 81, 1906 -
F. W PELrON, Pres't Of the Counfu-
: IlfV Clerk aug1-sr
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X,
MIL Is without change Of Coaches
From and after July sth ls6i, Trains will leave in
connection giih all Western lin :, as llOws:
From DUGRIkK AND SALAMANCA-By New
York time from Union depots
5.i5 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY ENPRESS, from
Salamanca, Daily, except Sundays. InteTsscts
at HOrnCisyilie with the $50 A. VI. Day EN-
press from Buffalo, and arrives in New York
10 a. N. EXPREss MAIL, from Dunkirk, Daily
except Sundays. Stops at salamRnca go A.
M, and connects ~ forntl.svills and Corning
with the so A. NJ. Express Mail from Buffalo,
4I5 p. N. MEN YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from
DunkiTk, Daily, except Sundays. Stops az
salHmanca - P Al, and arTiyIs in New
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New
Lugland titles.
FROM BGFFALo-By New York Tine from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Miehigan streets:
20 A ID. NEW YORK DAY EMPRESS, Sundays
excepted. Arrives in New York at lO.30 z. NJ.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
AwaIla Western Railroaa for Phiadelp phia,
Baltimore, Washington and points south. .
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and Horn
ssE ssEY pai "a IA e%oest ooS;ss Al E5l IN
with " Mlniamspcrt ElmirA sa-lroad for Hsr-
risbursh. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washing
! % P. NJ. GfGHTNiSG EXPRESS, Sunday ex-
cepted. stops for Wecd and water only, asd ar
6l5 ?. NJ. NEW YUBK NIGHT EXPRESS, DslE.
CONNECTS at HoDellsyille with tbs IS z. Il.
train from Dunkrk, and arrives in New York
at 23O r. III. Also connects at Elmira for
HarriEburg Philadelphia and South.
II.9O ?. NJ. CINCINNATI EXhRESs, Daily, ex-
cent Sundsys. Arrives ia New York at 3.i5 p.
N Connects at Great Bend with Delaware,
IsacsaNAna & Western Railroad, and at RsW
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Bufa 10
at 6.I5 p IL, and reaching SeW lcrk az iSJo T. NJ
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Ba.sase transferred free OF charge in New York.
The best Ventilated aud most Luxurious 81 seping
Coaches IN THE WORLD accompany all night
trains on this Tailsay.
Baegsge Checked through and fare always as low
So hy auy other rOnte.
Ask fOr Tickets VIA Erie Railway,
Which can Ie obtained at all iha Principal Ticket
Ufices in the West and Southwest.
WM 4. BARR, Geu1 Pass. Ag't.
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bureau Of the Treasury Department is now
printing lO,OOO,00O Of stamps of different
denominations for beer barrels, as required
by recently passed law. It is supposed
that this provision will materiaIly pre-
vent frauds on the Internal Reyenue.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

Hosea Morrill,, of Pittsfeld, Ohio, was
married lass week, aged 80 years lie
gave his bride 100000, she being some
what younger than himself. On account
of the groom's in6rmities, the youthful
couple we're married seated in their car
riage.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
An ORbIaANCE-FO provide for TN

4
IA Dredging Of the uyahoga river bstWeen Co
lumbus street and The C., c. c. Passenger r.
] Bridge
city of cIevfland (two-thirds Of all the members
| curringl, That the Cuyahoga river between COlum
/ bus street and the c., c. 4 C. passenger railroad
bridge, be dredgea or improved to q uniform depth
OF thirtsen feet, and that the same be done under
the direction and supervision of the Board OF City
1 Improvements, in such manner and at such times
and places, betweea the points Aforesaid. as they
shall deem FOR the hest interests Of the City.
SIC. 2. That for the purpose Of paying in part
the cost and expense of said improvement, fifty
per centum OF the costs and expenses Of the same
shall be levied assessed upon the lots parcels
OF land bounding or abuttins upon said river be-
tween the points aforesaid, said assessment to be
made at such times, in such manner and Between
such points, during the progress ef the work, as
may be deeslled most equitable.
SEC. This ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage. .H
Passed J hly 81, 1850
=. W. PELTON. Prest. the Council.
G. s. WHEATON, Asst City Clerk. augs-33s
ANOgBINANCE-TO provide for The
n dredging and improving of the C0yahoga
River, between the e., c. q &. Passenger L. Z.
Bridge and Seneca street.
SIC L Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland 1.-TWO thirds OF all the members
concurriDg), That tine Cuyahoga Riv between
the c. C. q. passenger ra lroad bridge and Seneca
street, be dredged and improved to a uniform
depth Of thirteen feet, and that the be done
under the direction aud SUI ervsion Of the Board Of
City improvements, in such manner and at such
times and places, between the points aforesaid as
they shall deem for the best interests of the city
SEc. q That for the purpose Of paying in part
the cost and expense of said improvement, fifty
per csHtun OF the cost and expense Of the same
shsl be Levied assessed upon the lots parcels
OF land bounding sbuttiDg upon said river. be-
tween the points aforesaid, said assessment TO be
made at such tines, or in such manner, and be- |
tween sueh points, during the progress Of the |
work, as may be deemed most equitable
sEc. 3. This ordinance shall be IN force from and
after its passage.
Passed July 81, 1sG6.
f. W. PELToN, Pres't of the Council
O. S. WHEATON, Assistant City Clerk. aug2:339 /
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Ifyou cauuo: Eusesass B.lrs spe Ade Remedies
of your druggist, take ne other, but send the
money direct 60
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Consulting Physi-izu, sIs BrosdF Fsy. N. Y,
and you will receive them by return OF mail, post
paid. and ifee ftu n ohservatiou-
For sale by C. ". CLARK, Druggist, ll9 Sup
r or street. Oi-F-iaud- SHg2 r6; Va5E
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY. AUGUST ., 1866.

p~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
@ Fer Morning Edition News
see outside.
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JUst PubIisaed-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute ObarIin, 0. IVES
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In extreme eases Of Debility and ImPo.eace
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price two doIlsrs sufficient for a mouth, can he
used TO good advantage.
1t gives strength to the orgaDs and with the
Pills will restore them 60 their noFnsl condition.
A Pamphlet Of 100 pages, on tia g Errors Of
YOUTH" designed Lecture and Caution to
Young Men, sent fire., ten cents tquirei to pay
postage.
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new ADVERrIsEMEMrs.
ERIE RAILWAYI-
h hs..s;SsssIl - -
GREAi BROAD eUsGE-u0UBLE TRACK ROUTE
TO
New York. Boston and New
England C11t g..

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
DunkfFk 80 New YORK $50 NlIes,
Buffalo 90 New York 423 Miles.
SaIaIHancafO New York 4I5 MILES
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the same rule must include Colonel War
north, who promptly answered "Sir, vol
have heard me demand my bill. hav,
dismissed you. not you me-"
President JOhnson's last dispatch To Al.
torney General Heron, already telegrapbed
to the Associated Press, this nlorpinr. Is
hailed with triumph by the evening press
| The special police enrolment, going on andey
Monroe. as reported last aight, 1cas soon after
| suppressed By the military. General Baird
has proclaimed martial law, and put Cen
eral Ksutz in charge of the city.
The Evening Times says majority of the
civil officers have reported, and are PERFORM
ing duty; others decline TO serrc ltnder martial
lao. AnloRg The latter IS has Honor Nazoz.
Ia0aroe. The Times complains of the re-
lease by the military of over two hundred
negroes Imprisoned by the police yesterday.
on the ground that their testimony is therebV
lost TO the prosecution, which undoubtedly
awaits the members OF the convention and
their abettors.
PAINFUL RUMoRs ABOUT THE PRESIDENT.
tWashingtoR(July COY Dispatch to n. Y. Tribunal
Dispatches have been received here from
New Orleans, dated as late as O'clock. sta
ting that the riot is at its hight. The Pres
idcRt has been applied 10 for permission to de-
clare martial lac, Bat has refused, stating
that the civil authorities have sufficient
power, if not, tte51 the military shall aid them.
This was telegraphed to that city by
New Orleans editor now here, as hint 20
the Mayor that the President would sus-
tain him in his scheme Of breaking up the
UDien Convention. An application to tho
White House for verifcation of the above
fact revealed nothing further than that the
editor had an interview about q o'clocl,
this evening, and he might D0ssihIv have
borne away the impression that the Presi-
dent was in full sympathy with the rebel
though he did not so express him |
self, nor intend to.
CENSORSHIP OF THE TELEGRAPH-FAvoRI- |
TIsM.
mo. July 81 Dispatch to Gin. Commercial
The city is under martial law. General |
kantz commanding. i military censor is |
in the telegraph Office. and all
matter intended for transmission is submit
led to the inspection of General Baird. Mr..
Shelley, of the New York Tribune, has been
notified from the Washington office that his
dispatches failed to arrive there till after
midnight, while the New York Times pub
ished extras at ( P. NJ, containing full ac-
counts. Mr.. Shelley's dispatches were in
It the same time as those of Mr. Brooks.
dr. Shelley has suffered the same delay be-
ore. 1t is thought there is some unjust
prejudice somewhere on the line, and the
General wish, both of the reporters and tel
graphers at this office, is to ferret out the
ault The censorship was established
Iere yesterday, az $50 2. NJ, with Second
lieutenant Brown, Company B, S1st Uni
ed Statss COlored Infantry, as Censor.
-
INST pybIisaeI-A raurbleh ror,toir;,s,
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The sweet odor Of spring time are skillfully
blended that popular perfume for the to let,
EGYPTIAS GALA, manufactured By rALLHAS 4
COLLINS. Sold by ALL druggists and at whole
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All Trains run directly through TO New York, 4 60
MIL Is without change Of Coaches
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New BOUnfy Law Passed.-CA8RAN
a CAkRAS, late U. s A, No. oil, Superior st.
authorized Bounty Attorneys. augI:336
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ANORDIyANCE -To rene i an (rdi

f. ". FELTON,, Prss't Of the Council
C. S. WHEATON, ASST City Cierk. aug2-S ,
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ANORDTNANCE-To Ierr and assess

+. W. PELTON, Pres Of Council
C. WHEATeS, Assistant City Clerk. aug2339
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

The Second Auditors Office will settle
only the claims Of the heirs Of deceased
soldiers. But as there viii be at least 2OO,-
eco of such claims, time must be required
to prepare a proper register and make
other necessary arrangements to receive
them. No advantage can possibly be
gained by hurrying claims to that Office or
10 the Postmaster Generals office.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

" Lives there a man with soul 90 dead,
Who never t. himself hath said
RobAck's Bitters-they are the best
To appetite they give zest;
There are none good, one 80 pure,
Disease none will surely cure.
Take it my friend if you'd be we'll,
Take 1T, and to your neighbors tell
Tn wondrous story oftheir worth;
Tell it, and let the word go forth,
Health is wealth, aud that means greezbAcxs,
One thing better that is Rosack'a -
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Hudson Female Seminary.-ThoF Fall
Term will commence on Wednesday, September
9TH. For circalAr5 ap2lS to the Principal.
EMILY i. METCALF.
Hudson, July Goth, 1906. jy3l:3s7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
ls5 Ontario, Huribut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mAys.Rl5 An. PIPER.
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NnRnIaLNCE-Tn IelY and asSess

nv PELr0N, Pres't of the Couneii
G. s. WHEATON. Asst city Clerk ange.Sss
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An 0hSlNANCE-To estabIIsh the

+. W. FELTON,, President Of the Council.
/ T. S. WHEAIoN. Assi.tapt CITY Clerk Ane2:ss33.