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ToNsORIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR
FRESH

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO I02
w PUBLIC SQUARE.-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he hiss
now open for inspection the largest aud most CON-
plote stock of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
10 them in Cieyelapd. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing OF
SWITCHES, BRA1Ds. COIL HEAT DRESSES,
&C. Ladies viii do well to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
-B.-hany very pretty Head Dresses brought
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, &e.) Any Of the
above Head Dresses. 81 or which can be made ont
fSEitehes and BrAids without Injury to either.
Ladies Hair Dressing in al the latest AMI
most prevailing GtylaA mAE1S
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D~iea A~ssples-Quiet at lie and pay for pack,
sgss.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared 800; IMPAIRED
halves, 25ci quarters, ISc.
Lake Eksh-IH fair demand. We quote: No.
l Whitqfsh 1918 por halfbbl; 10. 10 s., Is Pick
erei, No. I, &s,csSs,a5 Trout s7,25; Herring,
large, $3.50.
Beans-Primc white scarce and firm at s2,2
per bu good $500.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at s5a9Oc.
sait-Fine 15c lower coarse unchanged. We
quote Fine $3.50; Coarse and Ground Solar s.. 80.
TaiIoW-steady and fra. Held at 1O<@lle.
Water EIme-In fair demand and firm at
$40 for Akron and Osvego.
White Lime-In good demand at 81, rs per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont
PLhSter-Pow6u's land plaster firm At So. 90
. ;on at Nil. CAloiRed s4.OO D Dbl.
H~OPs-sEeaty at i59T0e for How York, Michi-
gan and Ohio.
H~nlt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 4Oal, so = bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Ale and POrter-ws quote o. follows; Pres
snt Zee TX Ale $1,000; Stock ST., OOGI4,OO; Ken.
nett sis,Oo; Pale Cream s1l, 60; Porter $l2, Goa
1900.
GEindstGHes-We quote as follows:
Berea, small size, per $50 20
Berea, large size, for machine shops-----.. ~ 90
Black River, large, "a 90
Independence, large, /" -----.. Is 90
Lake IS 90
GIass-steaiy and firm. The following are the
prices per box Of so feet, less Is per cent. for
large LOTS:
: lrst quality, IS
0e'oHH o 40
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j. V. Painter.
BANKER,
147 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
DEALER IN
UNITED A r BONDS,
specie and Foreign Exchange.
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF cLEYELAKD-

EhfERED-.---.-..-AUGCsr L.
stmr city OF Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
| Prop P~assaic, 1ite-el, Dunkirk
| Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Ozdensburrh
Prop arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Tioga, Sisson. Toltdo
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Toledo
Schr John Rae, hughes, Erie
Sehr BahOmah, Becker, Osw 60
Schr A L Hart, SEaio, Escanaha. 81 ton iron or,
Schr Gen SIgel. Oolvin, Milwaukee, $500 bu wbeai
Sehr 4 Bates, Foster, EsraDaba. 4lO tons iron or
Schr julia Smith, Dean, New River, lumber, Istl
and shingles
sehr John Rice, Wilson, Detroit, lumber
sehr J C Beard, Waggoner, Toronto
Seow Fairy, Smi h. Pt Clint-n
ScoW Sutler Girl, KeisO, Kelley's Isianf
Seow Thos Swaiz, Willis, kelIey's Island
CLEARED,
Stmr Morning Star, Yigor Detroit
Stmr Gen sheridan, We sdenbofor, Sandusky
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Toledo
Prop Pao he, Traverse, Buffalo
Prsp Buckeye, McDonald, TofedO
Prop Idaho, Goldsmith, Chicago
Prop Aoctic, Pratt, Toledo
Prop Lac La Belle, S~psldiDg, bayfield,
sChr Janius, Weeks, WyandOtte, 0ssI
sehr BrosklyB, Murdoch, Chicago, coal
Schr John Rice, Wilson, AlpenR
sehr Watts Sherman, Powers, Buffalo. coal
Schr 0waseo, Frazier, Chicago, coal aud biz iron
Schr Seam ~, Flood, Alpena
sehr Mary Taylor, Taylor, Ham IltOn. coal
Schr Hibernia, Campbell, B~ellyille. coal
sc0w Highland Chief, Gardner, Toledo coal
Sutler Girl, KelsO. Marblehead
scoW II g Williams, staley, Saginaw
Scow FAIRY. Smith. Clinton
SeOE TbOs Swain, Willis, KeIley'y island
Barge Mary Barter, Harrington, Saginaw
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NkkI FINE rock I CyfLERI-1I--
reduced prices At OOWLEs
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TIE BUFFALO FIRE.-The Buffalo Com
naerciai says: ''The oil stored in the build
ing adjoining the elevator caught fire, and
is now destroyed. Fortunately, no serious
consequences, beyond the loss of the oil,
followed. There were, we learn, about LOCO
barrels oft belonging to parties in Cleve-
land. it was insured through to New York,
in the Sun Company, and was consigned to
Hiram Niles & Co"
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY UNION con-
VENTION

CUTEHoGA COUNTY USIoS CESrRAL)
COsNIrrEE ROOss,
CLEVELAND August LIST, 1866.
The Cuyahoga Count Union Convention, for
the nom nation Of
1Judge OF Court ef Common Tleas,
probate Judge,
Clerk of Court OF Common Pleas,
Sheriff
I County Aniitor,
l County Commissioner,
ril be held in this city, at CARROTS Hall, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF August, at 10 O'Clock
A. 81. Tho basis OF representation will be six del
cgate3 from each Township, aud six from each
War in the City Of Ole gelaud-
Tbs several Townships and Wards are requested
TO hold their Primary Mceiisgs for the appoint
meat Of delegates on Thar.day, August 10th, at
their usual time a.d plaza.
THos. JONES, ia, Chsirman.
G. 5. HOBBS, Secretary. aug2:s4O
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A FINE SAFE.-The Detroit Safe Company
have just completed one of the finest fire
and burglar proof safes ever made in this
country. It was built for Mr.. J. V. Painter,
a banker OF Cleveland, and costS3 600. The
locks alone cost $500 and are of ~Sargent's
Magnetic Patent. This fine piece Of work
manship will be on exhibition at the Com
pany's establishment on Atwater street, be-
tween Hastings and Rivard. We advise
those Of our citizens interested in safes to
pay it n visit. To says the Detroit Free
Prcss
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New YORK. market-Aus


OOTToS-without dec .ded change. Sales at SIC
for middling up.and5.
FLoUR-Dull and 4 @2Oc lower.
Sales at S6,sO9s,z5 for extra State; s., 90
| $3.50 for extra round hoop Ohio; S9,659n, 60 Tor
trade brands. Closing heavy.
WHIsKY-Quiet and nominal.
WHKAT-YeTyA ull and common descrsp ions ga
| 4clower.
sa'cs at saO5@2.Os for prims new No. Mil
wAukee.
~RrE-Heayy. Sales at s2@sic for western.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-DuH and nominal.
CORS-Ie lower.
Sales st si@s2c for unsOund; s2@s2c for sound
shipping mixed western, closing at INSIDE price;
SAC for high mixed; s9Ee for we tern yellow.
0ATs-192c Low er.
Sales at s494 Il for Chicago; 46949c for Mil
waukee; 5g@55c lOwa-
COFFEK-rIIm but quiet.
suGAR-Dun. Gales Of Cuba OF 10%@I1c.
PETROLEUM-FiTm.
Sales at s5924e for crude, and 3s@ zoe for
refined in bond.
PORK-0pened frmer and closed heavy.
Sales at S3l, 55@Sl 81 for new mess, closing
At ST. regular; 5000 for old mess; S27, COG
27,T5 for prime.
BEKF-Steady.
Sales at sl6,OO92O,O 90 for new plain mess, and
S20, 00(d2t,0 90 for new extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Dull aaa nominal.
Cur MEATs-FIm. Sales at l4L616%c for
shoulders, and 1SG2ic for hams.
BACON-Dull.
LAKD-Firmer. Sales at lsL@304e.
B~UrTER-Quiet Sales at 2O933c for Ohio, and
27@4Oc for state.
UHEEsE-Dull. Sales at 6al9o.
FREIGHTs To LIyERPOOL-Quite firm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Peace 5; nth its YieIOrIes.-To prevent
or conquer disease ia a grand aehiovsh Sat; end a.
surely al bull t and bayoaet will destroy. SO sure.
Iy wilt Ho LETTERS BITTERs preserve and
proIong HG.
This is the mos. iryins p,rlod o. the y ar. The
stamina Of Ihs strongest yields more OF less to tho
consuming temperature Of mid.rmmsr. vigor
'ozol from ov-ry pore The strength Of man
passes away in invisible Ta75r, aad " sster woman
becomes relaxed and narydess. 1t was t, meet
sHsh d'mculti7s tha' HCs,etter's Bi.ters were
given to society. Il is to prevent the evil c,nse-
quencei TO which an Embraced. depleted, dc. iita-
tel organization IS liable, thlt they are recon-
nouded as q sUsasE ToSIC fer both sexes. OId
people de Of exhaustion every day, who might
hsvo3ept d ath II bay for ysars;o come by an &C.
~casioual resort to tbs powerful and harmless veg
etablc stomashic.
Niuo-tenshs OF the Community, rich as we'll as
poor, work continually. Il their hands arc III
employed their brains are busy, an heal work is
as depressing to thu vital energies as muscular
toll. Bat tone the system with Hostotier's Bit
ters and the wear and tsar of business life will be
comparatively nnfelt even in the most oppressive
weather. No ~lahguor will DO experienced, 'or as
fast as tbs vital foroeI are expended they v III be
recruited and renewed by this heaithful ~restora-
tive. As a summer Invigarant it is Indispensable
to young and ID. Sold everywhere. jySO
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Chicago mnrneI-Aux. L,

E~LOUR-Quiet.
wHEAI-Duli Sales at sl,4o@I.4ic fer No. L
92c for No. 2.
coES-Quiet. Sales at SIC fr No. l. 55G56e iqr
No. :.
oATsLouiot. fale5 at e71l92ss f@r No. l. s-@
HlGawIAEs-Quiet
MESS PoKK-S32, %.
FREIGHrs-Dnll. Corn to Buffalo &c.
REcEIPTs-fIOur 900 bbls. wheat $500 hu.
corn l32, COO bu.
sHIPHEsTs-Flou 1000 bills: wheat I32, 500 ba.;
corn 1900 bu.; oats $1,000 bu.
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PRoF. SrEHER BALooxISG.-The Cincin-
natl Commercial says Professor Steiner
started, at shout five o'clock yesterday af
t~ernOon, on a little pleasure trip through
the air and among the clouds. Having &C.
casion to empty his balloon, as it leaked
somewhat and needed mending, he con-
eluded to take advantage ofthe clear wealth
er, and comparatively quiet atmosphere,
and make a trip. The air ship arose ma
jestieally and steady to the hight Of about
a mile, and then lloated off slowly and
gracefully to the east, rising still higher as
1t travelled. 1t was watched, with much
curiosity, b. thousands as it made its way
through the ether blue, disappeared in the
white cloud and ~reapPeared beyond. We
presume that the Professor had safe and
pleasant trip
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N. r. stOck Market-Ane.

GOvEREAfEsF STooKs-A shade frmer.
u S. $50 coupons, Of 1852 1857, DO of1s65
lOti do Of 1854, l86; lU-40 coupons 9)i 7-30s-isl
scenes, 1O45s; ID 60 lOi4; Sd do l ~.
STOCKs-Str0ng.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2s5z; Cumber
land Coal AZ; Western Union Trle- raph 55Z
Mariposs preferred ~; New York Central 1889
Erie u.s. Hudson I'LL Reading Ill56; Michigan
Southern S416; Illinois CENTRAL 123k; Cleveland
aHd Pittsburgh ss5si Chicago and Southwestern
S7Ei co preferred 67fs5 Cleveland and Toledo
li6i ROk island 100; Toledo, Wabash and western
80; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ard Chicago lO214i
Chicago and Alton l09; Milwaukee and 81. Paul
preferred q.
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GrOeeries-The Grocery market continues
very steady, and we report no material change in
prices this week. Staple goods are firm. Trade
fair. We quote:
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LINDSAY, OWENS q SEMPLF.
aug2 Pittsburgh, Pa.
DOR SALE-SecoDd hand Cottage Piano, at No.
I12S Bolivar-st. Price, SIO0. sug2
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THE kExNARD.-The Cincinnati Commer-
cad says of the Kennard House that it is
"one of the most elegantly-furnished and
best-eondueted hotels IL the country. This
house has recently been reftted and refur-
rished throughout and is now under he
supervision of r NJ. N. Taylor, who enjoys
q world vide professional reputation"
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Just Reeciyed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with llluStra-
lions; price So. Shakspesre's Dell
neatiOns, by 4. o.. Kellogg. b. D.;
price $1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
by &. Il. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson DaVis, by his Phys1-
elan; price 81. StOrmeli1Te, a tale Of
the Highlands price S1.75. Life OF
James stephens and a History of the
Fenian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price SS.35. Crumbs
from the RGund Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply of
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews d Co.,
june26 2l1 SuperiOr-st.
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cLAIM AGENTS.
INCREASED PKNsEOYs AND ADD.

NNaWI9NU INV0IUNT hNU ADUTs
! TIONAL BOUNTIES TO Soldiers, SIilors and
their widows, Children and Parents.
CT L 70 Just passed and approved.
HS7 $50 to SlfO additional Bounty, and 81 to
Sl7 per month increased Pension.
-. Officers in commission March Sd, 1865. and
discharged after April 9th, 1865, are entitled TO
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains against the Government prosecuted
promrtlg aud thoroughly, aided by a competent
ASSISTANT in Washington.
rs Send in your discharges, certificates Of Pen
sion, and other proper vouchers an proofs. 1
will send circulsr, giving full Information and
prepare the necessary p-pers TO secure the Jain.
D.. W. GAGE, Claim Agent,
augl No. II Case'e Block, Cleveland, %.
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nancf


W Aohhf ahsuhA -
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market was active at the morning
BOurd, and with one or two exceptions the rail
road list was LGH 8 cent. higher. Erie was
quist and - PEI cent. lower; Hudson advanced 10
l2lh; beading was in demand, and Cleveland and
Pittsburgh closed at $50. Northwestern is still
GRIN, preferred stock c-osing st 67Z TO 6E4. thi-
tAgo a Alton is in demand, common stock beng
= per cent higher, and preferred 3.
Governments are quiet but steady; issue o. 90
is Is higher; 1905 Fad .eries, improved Z. There
are no quotations BY the Atlantic cable today,
which has Kept transactions in goods In suspense.
The money market retains extreme ase. Bank
currency Is offered Tat for 8 day. Discounts arc
very dIlli there IS a great scarcity # lii. The
rate on prime papsr is 5(dG1z.
Foreign Exchange Is nominal. Bankers pr me
sterling for 60 days is quoted at lOs9IOsL; d.
sight lU9A@I0 9
during the last few days, and gold is becoming
scarceT for delivery.
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CLAIEvoTASTs-One humbug follows quicE
upon the heels OF another, and magnetic
doetresses, eisirvoyants, astrologists, doc
t%resses who cure by 'laying on of hands,
healing mediums, &c, have been blessing(2I
the eredulOus of this city for the past few
weeks. One offers through posters stuck
up around town
"0no thousand dollars to any one who
will equal her in the science. She shows
you the likeness Of your future wife or hus.
band, and in love affairs she never fails.
She has the secret of winning the affections
of the opposite sex. She is Sister Of Seven
Sisters, born with a natural gift Being but
"a years Of age, she is the most gifted young
lady living; in fact, the most remarkable"
just think what 4 wonderful secret" she
possesses; "born with q natural gift and
only "a years old
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ADvERTisEmENrs.
LOST.

9To La," 'tFor sals," "Loa," "hs-a,' -
F5EId-" "BoardisS," &C., tEssrisg "a bis ooAsHH
o. five Cents pr lsHs ea0h Insertion.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

ToNAroEs-TOmatoes are now coming
into market, aud, apropos TO the fact, here
Is what a distinguished medical authority
says about them:
LIST. That the tomato IS one of the most
powerful aperients ofthe liver and the other
organs, where calomel is indicated it is
one of the most harmless medical agents
known to the profession.
I'd. That n chemical extract will be oh
tanned from it hat viii supercede the use Of
calOmel in the cure of disease.
Sd. That he has successfully treated diar-
rhea with this article alone.
18th. That when used as an article of diet,
it is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and in
digestion.
9Th. That it should be constantly used for
daily food Either cooked or raw. or in the
form of catsuP, it is the most wholesome
article in use.
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Eltlssargb Petroleum. Garkst.
Especial 70 olovslaad Daily LrApER.I

fFrrsBURGE, August 1-7:l5 P. n.
Tho market il unsettled, and GALES are light for
want of stocks, there being no spot oil to be had
Crude sales 500 bbls bulk at he 1910 bbls West
ern Virginia oil, deliyerei in Baltimore, at ICc,
bbls r,turned. Refined sales $50 bbls free on cara
here Immediately at &c 1900 hbls November de-
livery here, free on cars, at CSC sales for Pbila-
dolphin %dtliyery 1910 bbls, August, st 4lei 1900
bbls, December. at 45e. Free not wanted.
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STEAMER MovEHESTs.--The steamer Morn
ing Star. Capt Vigcr, is the regular Detroit
boat at Q o'clock this evening.
The propeller Arctic, of the N. Y. C, line,
goes to Buffalo at noon to-day. The pro-
peller Rocket Of the same line, goes to
Green Bay at 6 this evening.
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athH1t up-AusF aNf VIA 1ibHHI III
To-day being The first of the month, The
Banks were free disbursers of currency in
settlement Of mercantile accounts. bills ma
turing, etc, and balances were lowered
somewhat, but the market still closed com
fortably easy. The discount demand was
only fair, and good paper was freely ae-
copied
Eastern Exchange works closer, the de-
mand exceeding receipts. Rates are firm at
par buying and LILO premium selling.
In Chicago and Cincinnati the supply Of
currency is reported easy, and prime paper
is in demand at minimum rates. Exchange,
however, is close at both points, and Cincin-
natl bankers are shipping currency.
The conversion Of 1905 in New York IS
reported large AID Increasing. 4 dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazstto of this mornipg.
from Washington, says the Treasury will.
hereafter issue $40 bonds authorized by the
act of March ,, 1865, in exchange for 7-So
notes, bearing date of August Is, 1854. al
lowing the accrued interest thereon to the
date Of exchange, and charging interest on
the bonds from May l, 1866.
There is still very little animation in
commercial circles. The markets to-day
were steady and generally rather Grmer,
but business was Light. Flour remains IN
changed, with a moderate demand fromthe
tradeI
Wheat is quiet, spring being only in mod
crate milling demand at $500 for car lots,
q shade frmerin tone. Corn is quiet
and steady at T4c for No. I mixed; 75e for
1yellow. Oats are quite scarce, and arc
again lc better. Provisions were in rather
better request to-day, steady and unchang-
I'd. Butter is firm, with a moderate trade
demand. Cheese is quiet and stealy. Eggs
better, with a fair demand. Highwines
ire in moderate request and firm. P~etrole-
is frmer, with an improved demand for
bonded. Free, dull. The Grocery trade
las ruled steady during the past week, and
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OPTICAL

s. PKRLEY, she reliable Opticisr, 81
. continues 70 give universal satisfaction IN Il
practice Of his PRECISION, No. ISS Superior strss
johnson Uon7o Building.
- It IS 80 lie advantage o. sii, when sodAH
cate q sense IS that OF sight Is concerned, I dsa'
With one ogzck1oWiedred stll, who makes no fslsf
Preteusicns; also 5 fuil assortment o. Optical and
Mathematics INSURANCE iulVl
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oswegO Market-AnG.L 1.

F~LOUR-Steady. Sales at $500 for No
spring ; 81, OOglI,5O for red winter; St2,O0 70
white sl3, O99lI,C 60 for ky.
WHEAr-Dull and unehaI ged. sa'es of primr
white Canada at $50; No 1 Milwaukee club a
$3.50.
GORS-Loyer. No l Illinois held at 5E.o.
RTE-Quite.
0~ATs-Quiet.
CANAL FEEIGHTs-Lower. Corn 9Ec to New
York
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A Remedx for fne PfIes.

A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a Blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efectusI
cure for this truly troublesome disease. MIR. ]. P.
H~azarde, of lei Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
ioring with piles, that he used n small quantity OF
DIT. StFickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
manent cure. THIS seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t ia
manufactured at No. c East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton 4 Dunham, Cleveland. O.. myers
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At Manufacturer

c.. J. Koeler, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to . P. NJ, at 30 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2:SG2
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BRUTAL AssAULr.-A man named Bill
Wilcox last evening brutality assaulted .
woman named Brown who keeps a saloon
on St Clair street, between Bank and Water
streets. He struck her in the face with a
broken glass bottle, cutting frightful gashes,
and literally cutting of her nose. He is
now in the Central Police Station awaiting
trial
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DIED.

PIERCE-Tsdnesd ~ afternoon, August LIST, u:
: O'Clock, Willard liza milton, only son OF Warren
Il. and Mary D.. Pierce. Aged - months
Funeral Thursday, August I'd, at , o'clock P.
NJ, from residence, IS Eagle street.
Grand Rapids (Michigan) papers please copy.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTIOE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
ey In another column. may29
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MIIWaukee Market-Ang. 1.

FLoUR-VsrY dull.
wHE4F-2o lower. Bales at sl.Gs for No. l..
CoTH-le lover.
OATs-le lower.
kEoEIPTs-FlOHr 900 bbls; wheat IG,O coo bush;
corn 1000 bush. oats 600 bush.
SHPAESTs-Flour 241 bbls; wheat 81 900 bush.
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DOR ShIE-H0use and lot, containing one
L acre, With @ variety OF fruit trees, ON tho ColWu-
bus road. just above WaiWorth Run, ia good bu-i-
mess place, next 5oS chnaud-r Hotel, Brcoklyn House.
JOSEPH FLINT augI.7F6
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING-Three or four young men desiring
ID board and rooms in a private family can be nc
eommcdated II II Muirson street jY3i:33S
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Thousands of certificates testify to the
fact that Dalley's Magical Psin Extractor
is a positive cure for the worst forms of
Piles, curing cases which all other remedies
have failed u reach 1t costs but % cents
to try a box, and the results are sure to as
tOnish you. Sold by all druggists. jyl2;sss
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HARKEFS 81 TELEGRAPH.
OUR mEaxIaHF HARRIET nEPOar

IsPaoIsi Dispatoh to Western Assuoistsd Preas.l
New YoEK, August 1.
MONEY.
Tho money market remains in the same easy DO.
s%ition, and the supply is supsrabundant. Prime
discounts range from "a to 6E p cent.
sOLD.
The gold market closed quietly at 14sIs. The
conversion OF 7-S0 nO,es into $50 bond Is still
going on at the sub-Treasury, and already oOnsid-
cradle amounts have been converted. .
EXCHANGE.
Tho market for exchange is quit aud steady.
Bankers bills are quoted at 1857 tor 6gdays.
TarE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Were quite steady all DAY, With a fair business
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

TAI l79TH o. V. 1.-The officers of the
I79th o. V. I. viii hold a reunion at the
Weddeii House on Monday evening next,
the 9Th of August. Colonel Barber informs
us thas he has received letters from a num-
Der of the oAicSs stating That they will be
on hand. a fine time is anticipated.