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si1ty-three Splendid Tabieau Scenes!
Carrying on. Millions iIaa Of
Heaven, Hell, Chaos, the Gre
alton and Paradise,
All persons who iatoad wishing this Exhibition,
should read the following argument, usod BY
Million In HI pm uht.h

." P'4S'H' VINO 4atSaA fisl5tpg this Exhibition,
should read the following argument, usod BY
Milton in his Psem. which Is:
That once on a time, long before the world was
created, on one Of heaveu's great days, the Em-
pyreal Host Of Angels were mmo before the
Almighty's throne to hear a new decree. As they
stood ia circles round about the throne, the Al
mighty proclaimed That His Gully Son, that day
b~egotten, should henceforth reign supreme in
heaY ~ thai to him all knres should how and
confess him Lord; that who disobeyei the Son dis
Cast out Of H faihs5 ; also; ana that day should be
With this proclamation ali tie sIegIs ts11,Ij
PleSsed' all fage onei that one was the proud
ArShaDerl Luciier, now called Satan. Refusing
TO Dow the Knee 70 any ole Tut the Almighty. he
m his followers around him. and With 4.
third part Of Heavens SINS" Few to his do
minions in the north part Of utayen, and there
set up the standard Of rebellion. The Almighty
Immediately marshals the hosts Of Heav Il in baf-
tic array, with tn ArohAnscl Michael for their
leader, and sends him fOIth to battle Satan and
drive him and the rebel Angrls ont Of Heaven.
Michael and Satan meet. On the first DAYS ba,-
tie Satan and the rebel hest are defeated Int
during the night succeeding the battle Satan in
vents "deYlllzh engines, with which the next
day he hurts chained thunderb Its and hail Of
iron globes upon the hosts OF Michael, who are
in turn els emitted.
The third day, the almighty, who has reserved
the great triumph over Satan for his Son. sends
him forth armed with Omnipotent Power. who.
In his flaming chariot, with thundertclts sni
IRE Of Heaven, drives Satan and IN. rebI Aug-ls
INTO the Hdi blow already prepared for them.
TNre people Heay,n aud make good the loss sus-
tanned y tie fall Of Satan and his hast. the world
Se now IhhEbIt was created, aud man placed in IL
thst he, by MERIT RAISED, might become worthy
Of tue CCmpzniOnahip Of sBgeis and finally dwell
in Heaven. Satan, holding a council in He'll, re-
solves to seek out Ills new creation, and, ruiniRE
man, avenge himself upon God. Flyfn from
Hell through chaos, he discovers this world hnds
the Gardtn Of Eden, also Adam sai Ev1. BY,
means Of the serpent he tempta Eve To break the
commands Ct God, and also Adam, who tor this
sin, are expelled RON the daTdeu II Eden,
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Weekly Review.

NV YORK. June 20.
tn Wholesale market has been quiet, and prIc,s
are = tTifie lower for most articles.
CJTToN.
The demand has been moderate AMI mostly from
sptnners, Ship rs are unable TO operate at present
prices. The news from EurePsi is favorable, aud il
is reported that the export movement will soon be
resumed. Ii order to effect sales, hold rs have
been compelled to submit to IA slight concession.
The market is quiet and prices ars not strong at
3Gd5ILc for %miidiing uplands and Gulf, and 30
60 for middliug New orleans. The sales were
5,OOb rales receipts 10. ij6 bales.
FLOUR.
The market has been dull for low and melium
grades Of western ald state Hour. Tbs arrivals
have bsen more liberal and the stock has sIis htly
Increased. Prices have gradually declined and
holders are anxious to realize. We quote Extra
state at S7,4aGs,50i shipping Ohio -, IU1IO ~,
anlst. LOnis extras SIi, uU@I7,OO.
WHEAT.
The market is dull and prices are unchanged.
We quote No. l { Chicago spring at 81 cog 40; Mil
waukee club at s.. 3S@2,45.
YORK.
The inquiry for cJnsumpuo has been Iybt.
The business has been confined aImost excIusi9Iy
& Spectators We quote mess at 3G,Ond32, IS
for Western, hnd prime mess at 3 ,GZtEgdz, fe.-
PETROLEUM.
Crude has been dull and irregular. Receipts
haze been fair and with an accommodating stock.
PriC S have declined and close lower ami hsRVV-
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Earkst.
IspoeLal 70 OIevaIaal DaiIT Ls.pEs.l
Frr1suUnaH. June Oil P. =

PITTsRURGH. June 3O-7.I5P.H.
The river at OIL City is in good boating ogis.
and oil is beginning % arrive. Ths receipts were
3,4o9 Ibis. CRUDE has declined. SHES COO bbIs st
2592sc without packages; GOO bbls free on cars At
IL 100 Ibis on wharf packages i~nelRdrd, al es.
The market closed in liyor OF buyers. Refined is
not wanted for Immediate delivery or for export.
Sales 1000 LbIs boudei brilliant, for March delivery,
sellers option, at C0s.
Tho year receipts Of crude p to ArrghenE
sn3 4oagasqueia amount TO C3,CiT bblsi BY the
AlIegie cay Valley Railroad, prlncipalIy refined
benzoie and tar, Dos, III btIs.
M6nday Will bea holiday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

SEzIocs ACADEMIA small boy, about
five years of age, named James Fleming,
whose parents reside OF Detroit street, West
SIDE, stumbled and fell down the steps Of
the Reservoir yesterday afternoon, breaking
his avn and terribly bruising his face.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

RIVER AND HARBoR APPRoPRIATIoNs.-The
appropriations of the river and harbor bill,
| approved on the oath ult, amount to $685.
O47 81. The following are among the items:
For surveys of the Atlantic coast $4,000 :
the Pacific coast S2j, 900 the Northwestern
Lakes SlOe, Geo the Western and North
western rivers $4,000 for improvements
of the Mississippi. Missouri, Arkansas and
Ohio rivers $3.50, 900. A portion OF this goes
towards improving the C~uyahoga. >
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

$1,000 ReVard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
tanks MOllinuous Cough Bnlsam. 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, W~hOOping cough and primary cases
Of consumPtion are cured by Or. StricklaHd's Mel
HhuOus Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had st any
Druggists.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
m6.E6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

STOLEN CurLD.-We lave received the fol-
lowing description of a child stolen in Gin
cinnati recently, for whose recovery a re
7 ward of $4,000 is offered by the Mayor Of
that city: Lille Davidson is between four
and five years of age; rather stout in
stature light complexion; light brown hair,
cut short; full gray eyes around full face,
and a little suuken across the eyes two
moles on the side of her face; one near the
te mple, the other near the top of the ear.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

RECEIVING STOLEN Willie Deve-
reux and Charles Reed, against whom the
County Prosecuting Attorney nolled the
charge of burglary, will be examined before
Judge Abbey this forenoon on a charge of
receiving stolen goods.
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Forsal by Cobb. Andrews 4 Co.

FURIoUs RUSAwAV.-Hesterday afternoon
about two o'clock Il furious runaway oc-
Cured on Superior street, near the Park.
Mr.. J. Greene, the photographer, was driv-
ing 4 p Of fractions horses, before a light
buggy, up Superior street, in the direction
of the Square. Behind the buggy was tied a
wild young colt, which Mr.. Greene was TAX
ing to pasture in the country. The buggy
contained, besides Mr.. Greene, a small boy.
Just as they gotoppositc Seneca street some
~loafers commenced clapping their hands
and frightened the solt 60 that it leapel up
on the buggy, crushing one hinder wheel.
This frightened the team, and they started
at a rapid speed towards the Park. The
occupants of the buggy were cast out, but
fortunately not seriously injured. The
frightened team took the Park near the
liberty pole, breaking down the dilapidated
railing which long ago ought to have been
broken down. Here they left two wheels
near the Perry monument the body, and
near the Stone Church the remainder Of the
wreck. The team was soon after secured,
considerably bruised.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

PoIfcE COURT.-Judge Abbey viii hold
his accustomed leyee this morning. There
is a large dockeso Of some fifty c~ases-amOng
them three violators of tie Sunday Liquor
Law
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ Fer Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Is PITIABLE PIIGHT-While looking up
tho FIRE last evening we met a half intoz'-
Gated individual of the geaas homo nameu.
Peter Ellis, from Painesville, wandering up
and down the streets, hatless and almost
coatless, complaining bitterly of some Cy-
prian syrens who hsd witched him out OF
his watch and aIl his money. tie thinks
Cleveland is a very wicked place
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

False LARN.-The alarm Of FIRE, sounded
about eleven o'clock last night, came fro IN
the Filth Ward, and was false.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

PROFITABLE ave PLEAsASr.-The Police
excursion on Saturday afternoon was every
way pleasant and successful, snd a gay
time was had by the excursionists. We I'M
Ierstand that above expenses something
over $1,000 Kill be realized.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

McCoySE LL me MuEDKrEE-'McConuell
is becOr ning exceedingly melancholy, retl-
cent . nd surly. He still has hopes OF CUB
erns torlal Communication through tho ezer-
to IS Of his counsel and the infue uee OF
P e~titions.
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DIED.

AcUURllY-uns 3Dtl, At tine resaenceo Of II.
b. Hurtbut, Esq, Miss Jane MeCurry.
Funeral services a. thu house on Monday, July
q. at o'clock P. NJ. Frien+s Of the family are
invited to attend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Mr. Lewis closed
his engagement at the Academy on satur-
day evening to asplandid house, appearing
as " Solou Single in Peoples Lawyer
and also as the hen-pecked husband in the
e quiet Family His engagement has
been eminently successful, he being nightly
greeted with hosts of personal friends and
public admirers. He has a standing invi-
tationto return at an early day.
All the characters were well personated
on Saturday evening.
This evening Mr.. George B. Hudson re.
ceives a benefit, and his many friends will
doubtless see that it is a substantial one
The chief drama is the ever-popular play
of "Ten Nights in a Bar-room." Little
Ellie Ellaler appears as " Mary Morgan
Mr.. Nagle as Joe Morgan" Mr.. EllsleI
as " Sample Switched" and Miss HowitI
as "Mehetibel."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

FRENCH CLoCKs-A beautiful lot-Ttstim i'm
ported from Paris. Fer sale at HQyan's,
2S7 Superior street.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-0ne Steam Engine with Locomo-
Il tive BOilnr, 5 inch cylinder and y inrh stroke,
in good running order; also one Potash Kettle. and
2 thisty-baTrel Stills Inquire Of ~CKiTCHLEN,
FA@CETr a %, No. Atwatsr Blosk. ye2sS11
DIANO FOR SALE-A good secondhand
L Piano Forte. 6 octave, in excellent repair. Price
S5D-a bargain for any one who does not care for .
high priced instrument. Address 20 Drawer 322.
GOAL NINE FOR sALE.-The Iron CITY
Coal Mine Company offers for sale on liberal
terms, their Coal Mine, with 50 acres OF timbgred
land, good buildings and mining facilities, on Ohio
Jsiver, near yellow Greek, with good prospects Cor
oil The Mine has been successfully worked { T the
last S years, aal has proven 70 be OF the greatest pro
ductiyeness. Appiy 10 J.. =. MALTilER, = Dl.-
mond-St., PITTSBURGH, or J. MUELLER, 10 AtFateT
Bl5cE, Cleveland. Jane22:a-S
EOR SALE-HOgSE AND BUT-StuAtad on
II Seymour street, neal tho new Congregational
Church. University Heights, aboutOne mile from the
POstOince. The house il in good condition; choice
fruit and sbrubbery on the lot. For price and terms
enquire at the City Clerks Office, south side Of the
Public Square, Cleveland. may2S3a
DOR SALE-A hive Octave. Piano style, Me!o-
II deOn, hennari, Dreher a Coz make, in perfect
orier, viii Be sold very low. Inquire at header
office. juIses:3is
COR sALE-uIL-A nue lot OF Pstreleun Ban.
4 lag on, 81 the Factory o1 w. GUILD, on Ter
tra' Way. rap25:R7
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OPTICAL.
n &. PERLEY. Az raIi,hla nniician.

b. PERLEH, the reliable uptiaian, sill
, . continues to give universal satisfaction in th
practice Of his profession, Ho. 1ss Superior stree
johnson House BHidiAg.
"a 1t ia 10 tho advantage Of ali, when sodell
cate q sense az that Of sight is concerned, { dsa.
SIih one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no falls,
professions also = fail assortment OF Optical and
aAtssuetiosl iqs;Tsa=af iaIYl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Trial OF SPEED.-The revenue cutter
Feasenden and the cutter Commodore Perry.
left this port on Saturday for a trial of
speed 10 Detroit.
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PERsoSAL-Mr. James Lewis left for New
York last evening, WHISTLER he goes prior TO
a brief engagement IL New Haven. He will
play the ne 1t season m Boston.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

NET Scow.-We noticed in the river yes
tafday- a splendid new or rebuilt scow- It
is a newcomer and had no name that we
| could discover.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

FAIE NSD EEsTTvAL-A fair and festival
will be held on the evening of the Fourth
in the Ohio Street Methodist Church. Ex-
ereises will consist of music, or~ati0ns, read
ing the Declaration of Independence, &c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

FESIAS PIc-NIcc-The Fenians intend
holding picnic at Portar's Grove, on the
Lake Shore, on tie Fourth.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

NoTTcE 10 Does The Metropolitans have
been notifying the dogs of the city by
means OF Pesv RS Oh fences and posts that
they must y ear muzzles or be confscated
to the do slayer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

AHEEIcAN WArcHEs.-ThesC supe1 ior
watches are kept constantly en- hand at
Hogan's, 2s7 Superior street
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Mosquito net-Blso a fixture for them, at
p cents per window, at Beckwith ( Ster-
ling's.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

DRY GOODS.
Thc market is piot with 4 downward teud-ncy.
The following are the quotations reported at
tie Dry GC.ds Exchange
Brown ShustiuS -PaeiGstxiTa % inch. 2G; Lam
caste @G-inch, - LiYn OAK 3G-iGch, I3S; SiaIr
go Atlanta 5t-inch, 22iz. Am skeag A, a5-inch,
p AtlaBtis a 5--iucl, 20
ShgstiIE AMI shifting. Rlra,h-l- IlssanT A,
. inch, % AmcskalE a.. So; do A., 3i-i.eh, 90.
barllrtt -.i-iHCh, So, bates M. 81 inch. o., For
est Pale ad-u,h, -. GIrt Brook Sc inch. rs. Gr.,p
Mahni'itu ihg Co., 51-iueh, -; Hill, 36-iuch,
-.
rh.s-Froems ". Gamer & Go. q; Hamilton
~ L.lh"p Mourning 1JhS; Lancaster -; Lowell
~; h"rrim4c h Il; DO " >. PaciHc "a. a A u.
Richmond A 20.
Tiekings-Aibaay u Amaskeag A q A 90
u ackAione tiVer ah5 COucst ga 9 A 42IS; Me
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

GRAND Exc 5Rs1ox.-A gay excursion of
prominent citizens to Camp Gilbert, Euclid,
comes o. on the Fourth.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

The MrysTRELs.-SkiG &Gaylord's excel
lent combination of minstrel talent closed
q brief engagement at Brainard's Hall on
Saturday evening to a good house. Their
songs were very fine, and their other attrac
tons incompatible. The "Musical Voyage
was received with every mark of warm APP
probation, and was indeed worthy of it.
The clog Ducts by Delehanty and Ward
and by the orphan Brothers, were loudly
applauded. Mr.. Harry Stanwood is a whole
baud in himself, and his solos on the " fine,
toothed comb" and his little fiddle picked
from the vine, as he says, before it was
ripel were highly amusing. Mr.. Stanwood
is also a b~anjoist OF excellence.
Tho b%urlesque Arab performance by Sian
wood, Gaylord and Howard was capital,
Little Willie Gaylord is a remarkable con
t~ortionist. In fact, the whole entertainment
was highly entertaining.
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rRAVkLERs' REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.


~ Citizens wishing convoy ance to either Of the
al Tnaia- or Be- Is, will be called for by OcSohes
u Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, l6O Superior street. 0p-
pCsite the Weddeil House. mayl5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
AMERICAN HOUSE,.
EUSSELL HOUSE.

RUSSELL HOUSE.
! n s Holden, Titusville C Lewis, Buffalo
| ) Wllletts, Phila Mrs Mallory, Buffalo
4 G~uckermau, Oh Falls II vl.Cs, Hamilton
NJ Migrowater, " IN llelbnrn, III
" W Spear, " n II FeltOn. city
To Bennett ], Pa J VI S-ibert, Pa
J Palmer, Scion A Hawk, Pitts
4 5 BOtsf1rd, Florence II G MILLS, Wis
= B Case VT, Nonwalk Mrs Carey, Elyris
Emma l. Wooster, ElyriaW r Wooster q wi, Elyrii
ell Holden, Kent ) B u. ugh, Plato
W Bisseli, Carksfeld MIS- Winston 4 oh, Lima
J II B=echer 4 VT, Kent Mrs Warren,
- NJ Kinesbnry, Rome Mrs Sawyer,
Efizs OlGEp, en- , Baldwin 4 VT, Gin
IN CordinE 4 + aiEesT'eN a hyer5s foifngsforF
4 Mer4fn, ny Nv Page,
@ Young, Albany 4 BArb-r, ubeTlin
4 E5Ecopb & vi IowaJ Z Davis q VI, NeWburg
II C Bowman, Ia + EoswoIth, city
; Strong, Madison i F WILDER, Ashland
s NJ Fullgr, birmingham Miss Root,
= BiHr5r, New London Mrs Root,
L " C~rosier, Wellington II NJ Beckwith, city
= y HarkdeII, Erie CY Wheeler, Burea
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

very much ike our first parents when they
discovered that they were human. The
lady procured, rs quietly as possible, 4 pair
Of her fathers pants, which were ran into
pretty quick, and the Adonis deeamped
with his pants rolled up about SIX inches.
The Joke was too good to be kept; by little
and little it leaked out, until the truth had
to comc to exculpate the happy innocents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Burt & Dare, Jewellers, having just re-
turned from New York, take pleasure in
calling the attention of the public 10 their
fine stock OF watches-the choicest and
largest selection in the city. Prices ranging
from $25 to 5000. Call and see them at No.
$50 Superior street. je3O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

WARTS.

WANTED-Alsdy 20 take charge OF two EttI
W Elils, seven and nine years Of arr, and tTsYtl
with the nIltguIan TaheEuX. enc who can produce
tao best Of references as 10 character aud c~apalilify
VIII be pai1 a first rate salary. Acdr,s through
nc posi- oinca. only, 4. n. bORLA&D, Manner
Miltonian TabieaUN. ug
ENANTED-A situation as clerk or cashier in q
" dr. goods, banking or commission h1nsa. 10y a
young man who has the lest OF experience. UueN-
cep'lonablr references viii be given. AddausG, J. } ,
Leader DHIcs. yg-g2S
WANTED good tru5ty man % gurk on a
" small place, one and a quarter miles out Of the
city, who understands gardeniuE and taking care u
horses Good waEr- AID steady UupioF npnt viii De
given. IrgTirc ~ ADAES. > Wafer st Iy2
pOAKDBRS WANTED-Two single cpntI--
ID men can Ind good board with pleasant frrut
piIlors, By APPLYING At - Chestnut strolt. U2.s1
lIANTED-Hnlp IN a steam saw and grist nall.
~ Address, JOHN HEGE, Brecksyille, Cuyzhnga
Co, ONO. B2532-
WANTED-A good Nurse TO lsaru to attend
w Electric Baths, and a good kitchen girl. AaDly
at 9S hinsman street. je2Gs32s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

11Eo ENeURsIoSs.-The splendid side
,, heel steamer City OF Cleveland, Captain
/ Mckay, will make two excursions on the
lake on the FoUrth-one in the ftTenoon
and one in the afternoon.
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1879
MARKERS BY TELEGRAPH.
ouR MlnNIamr mARKEr REPORI

Ispsol.l ElsaatoS 70 Western Associated Press.
hgw YORB, June 30.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
No second BOARD ID held to-day.
Ia the stock market little is doing, except m
Erie, which Is rather more active and has ss,4 q
high as C2E- =
GOID.
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I. NOTICES.

New patterns of coin silver chains Just re-
ceived at Burt { Dare's. je20
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New Books.

CRUNBs FRoT TIE RoUND TABLE. By Joseph
Barber. New York: Leypoldt 4 Holt
1866.
A neat, little volume, beautifully bound
and printed. It contains contributions to
epicurian literature, published FIRST in the
Round Table. They were so well received
By the readers of that periodical that the
editors were induced to make this com
Pilation, for which many a delighted reader
VIII give them hearty thanks.
Forsale by Cobb. Andrews a Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Ladies' and gents rubber watch chains,
guards, etc, at 40 Superior street, opposite
Weddell. Tie&01 BURT ( DARE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

hy t1a order Of the District Congressional ION
mitter OF the lsth Congressional District of Ohio.
JOHN {. GRANNls, ca arm an.
W.P. FOaG, Secretary. JuDslI4a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

A GENTS WASgED-To sell the largest and
n best work ON Agriculture ever published. Ii is
y Farmers Library, c1mplets iu one volume
p. G. A. q. ROWE, Pubfsshers, 80 Superior st,
Cleveland, o.. June5G2--W
HANTED-RAKE CSAEyE EuR ~
y hhst tie @'op.s want. UOHgl5teE ist9Ty Of ths
NRg, Ia cnsiaTss V5iume, splsndIdiF Illustrated, viii
over IL mas psftfatta o. GEEaTlls sad Lsg3lg scenes
1heleozt uauSld, lGCld, om3ietes Authentic aEd relic
be History Published. 1t cuuisins reatiEz EiatN
eInal % thrSs lEFpeV0luues. send for circulars and
tss our tsrEas. adGrsss JONES BeeH. 3 %. q
@a~t E.sFth at. Cincinnati ---rtW
WANTED.-S9O0 PER MONTH pad to agents
w 60 introduce our nee SIS, ais aud so SEWING
Machines, ket.hum's Patent Address, With stamp,
MONApNyCK EWING MACHINE 20, Win
ChcndOn, Mass. uneI.3i"-3AW2m
WANTED-Agents 20 sell and put up Barton's
w Patent Hou7s Bell Every huuse-kg-aa should
have Il. Agents not limited 70 any specified territory.
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