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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

Gas LidHT AND COKE CoMPANY-ELEcTIoN
OF CoSPNNr-At a meeting of the stock
h~oldersekthe OlevchnnaGa 4 Light and Coke
Company, held on Wednesday, the. follow
ing named gentlemen We're elected Direc-
tors. 81 1f4dt o. 9. .1u fiw 4aaa4 1a y
r. P. Handy, ID. Linton,
NJ. G. Y6uncfove, William Bingham.
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DELINQUENT TAX sALE.-The delinquent
tax sale" takes place, we understand, on
Tuesday next, the 10th inst. All property
on which the taxes have not been paid for
the year 1864, either the whole year or half,
will be sold at that time.
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Pltlsburgh PetroIeam Markei.
SPECIAL to Cleveland ahy iIrapEa.

E-E.Es rc P~LTTsBvRGH, Jan. 5I-0.00 P. n. =
The weather Is undertaking, and there is a pros,
pect Of navigationb being resumed The markets !.
dull, and buyers and sellers are 5cnapalt. There
ore no transaotians for pTeseht-oFfatur delivery
FSreigaHsTs VIII decide Rriccs:dI az ily5A
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

NIAGARA FAILS sHrP eAxAL-Horace H.
Day, Esq, of New York, arrived in this city
last evening, and is stopping at the We'd
del. The business men of Cleveland are in
formed that he will be at the Board of
Trade Rooms tomorrow afternoon at two
O'clock to explain his plans Of marine com
munication around Niagara Falls on the
American side. Adispatch received from
the Board of Trade Of Toledo, yesterday,
states that the explanation of Mr.. Days
plan was made there, and was regarded
with general favor. The same may also be
said Of the Boards of Trade Of all the Wes-
tern lake cities.
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GleEelandg Retail Market. I

bdr .y-ta1ou THURSDAY, JsnuTy n.ls65.
Below we give the retail prices Of The chief ar
tieles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with the Onta-
rio stteet dealers. The market Is ruling very
teady, and since our last report prices have Under
gone very little change. The only change noted in
Meats is on Salt Pork, which is 3 shade lower. In
Producs a decline Of5c Is noted on Butter other
articles uhshAhged.g Poultry SLOWER bvegetables
and Fruits SithOut important elaHeGi Dealers re-
P9Ft a rather quiet market We quote :46i Ls.5,5
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PEDDL1N6 WITHOUT LIcENsE-Deputy o
S. Marshal W. R. simmonds brought on Mon
day night from Attica, Seneca county, aman
named James A. Bevier, charged with ped
ding without license in Crawford county.
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PosrPoNEp.-The case ofthe United States
Us. Beveridge for passing counterfeit money,
was called yesterday morning, but post
poned till Monday next in consideration of
the absence of an important witness.
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CleYefand Wnolesale Mnrket.

~ THURSDAY EYRsFses Jan-lu, 1866.
E~1OHr-Markst quiet prices steady aud un-
changed. City brands heldat slB,7 IS forXx red +;
sll,75 for Xxx white sC@tntry brands Xxx red
S9,OOSl0,25 do Xxx white SO, 25@II, 25. Sales
100 bbls Xxx white country brands at slI 90. q
Wheaf-DulI, but no change can be-reported
in prices. Sales 3 cars choice Shelby red from store
at sb75. aa-f.rlg. sltt
SO~orn-stendy. Sale 2 cars new shqlled 4 from
store at SIC. - {
Oats-Bulf. Held at4Oc from store.
Rye-Dull and nominal, noFFaEuzI
Barley-Nothing doing. 5 afiiaaoa
Dressed IIOgs-The receipts today wet
large, and prices irregular and unsettled. The
bulk of transactions was at i0e, but we heard Of
sales at,954c, and some parties were-said to have
bought q fraction bef5w the latter figure, though
wewerS unabIe't to gain positive in ,ormation as to
this. With packers 1ocis the outside price. Some
holders demand 1o2gIOKc.
POrk-Quiet. City Mess held at $500. Clear
5000.
L~ard-Quict and steady at 17c for city rendered
in tiercss ; Use for do iikegs.' - :
HanisAeuiet. sugar-cured held at PC. vi
Sh~Onlders-Held at 15e for city-eured. de.
mahdsiight l7I
Mess B~eef-steady at $751; 90 for oity-packed.
Dried Beef-HeLI At &c for eity-cured.
B~utier-Quiet- Common to good Western Re-
serve 2sS3Oe; Prime roll and choice tub 3sc.9 20
eCheesc-Quiet and. steady at I5S9Oc for good
to choice Western Deserve and New York.
Eggs-Dull aud lower. HEIDI at soc.
POuIIry-sales Of Turkeys T79isc; Chickens
l4@l5c. .L. '-'
Hnshwines-ouiet, but held firmly at s2,2 20.
AlcohOl-Better. Held at SI,4Og4,45 for ss
PEI cent Cologne Spirits, 80 per cent, 1905 Neu-
trail Pro9f Spirits s., 35g2AeaE III
Petr0Icum-There is more demand, and the
market is steadier at 6S67dc for refined free.
0ils-Steady at the following prices;
Lins4ed 2o@4 Whale, W. BIS 90
Carbon-.+----. 7O9 IL Elephant, W. b.. 2 90
Lard-.....,-.s 9i92 30 spsrni, ". S.. 8 COL
Sestsfcci.-~ -Si % --- -
Dried ApPies-Quiet. New selling in a small
way at laz@lp9e, . 5.atr 90
Green APlles-Quieta and steady. Good to
choice fruit held at s4,oo95,OO. h3-h
Beans-In moderate, reqpfst at 8, 756 90 for
good to prime white. ..f .l4 sla--.t
Seeds-Timothy held at $500; Clover heIdiat
,0097,25- ..n.l- 10 sIGal-.9 I srl Jd7a9
Lake Fish-Whitefsh steady and Arm at
$500 per half bbli Picksrel $3.50; Trout s700
a7,50 Herring s5,2S.a q zihoeA 10 5ss- t5l-sid
.TaiIoH-City1repdsred held at 1sS1sc; eoun.
try-rendeTed lOSIlc. MOO slI oToisd 1H
Feafhers+-Ssles 4OOlbs P~rimsIfve geese at ooc. I
Salt-Firna at ss,65 for Fine; ST. for coarse
1nondaga sass for Saginaw. eos"
Ale and POrGeFASteady. We quote; Pres
mt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock Xxx sac Ken 8
1890; Pale Cream SLIGO; Porter Sl4,OO.-l
aafand quarter barrels in proportion. ar
HOps-Flrm. Held at . range Of 4O@e5c for ,
New York. Michigan and Ohio.
Malt+Stesdy. Barley Mat selling at Sl.e0 adj
,uahal. - aOs EIs ZIP
Water Lime-Market firm at So 90 fer Akron
oswego. +
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ASSIGNMENT OF CAUSES FOR TUESDAY IN
H EUxITED Stairs CoURT.-The following
causes are assigned for trial on Tuesday Of
next week, in the United States Court:
29S-United States Us. Campbell Dong
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NEW House.
MARRIED.

NILES-GILLETEHn ihisciD January Ihh,
at the resid, nce Of D.A Shepard, blythe Rev. n
II. Hawks, II. II. Niles, NJ. D., aud Miss Cath
airline =. Gillett; both of T%hetferd, Vermont
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SECOND National BANK ELRcTIoSs--Ata
meeting of the Stockholders of the Second
National Bank, on the 9th inst, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year: Joseph Perkins, A. Stone, Jr,
8. Witt, j. H. Wade, George B. Ely, H, B
Hurlburt. The following gentlemen were
elected as the officers of the Bank: Il
President-Joseph Perkins.
Vice-President-H. B. Hurlburt.
Cashier. C. Buell..
Assistant CaShier-C. W. LePpef. !
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N. =. stock Market-Jau.u

GoyERNMENr SrOcKs-Wthopt decided change.
ll04]s; do. coupons Of IS iOl5s; do. s. 10 4O con-
Pons s3l5 Treasury 1905, LIST series, es7s; do %
series os3s; do Sd seriss-9S15; o. s. Gs, ! year GER
t~iicates, new issue 9sL.
STOcEs-Heavy.
Ohio & Mississippi certi6eates 2GJS; New York
Central 50; Erie %; Hudson lpI5<; Reading I0I:
Michigan Central 1887; Michigan Southern 81;
illinois Central 1854; Pittsburgh 7516; North
Western 3lA; do preferred 5714; Rock Island 1857:
Fort Wayne VA; Ferre Hagt5 preferred Gs.
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Az TIE HoME.-Twelve men of Company
H, 4th U. s. L, in command of Sergeant
Marven, were at the Home yesterday morn
lug. After breakfast they left for Detroit.
They came from Governors Island.
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CHIMNEY BURSIEG 0Ur.-The burning out
of a chimney on the flats was the occasion
of the second alarm of fire given about half
past five O'Clock last evening. Nobody
hurt
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Monevm

~AoSEY-Steady at 6 per CENT. O aA'Ah
Id sTEKLING ExcHANGE-DnlI and nominal at lOs5<
@l09. Liz =
~GoLD-Easier, opening at 139, and closing 1t
Bs%. .tri y.s.I - .I sra o. ua -STl
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Reese q Preuf.ss- rroyIsIoa MaFke9

Rose q Preutfzgs PrOVIsIon Market
keRorE GOW ITO
The following are the rAfea charged by us.-
HAMs-SugSr-cured premium haHa q n-ast %
GASyRsED HANS scAaWH NFNa k
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u 10 Te
BAeos-Or Smoked Sides n n ..-.-.....-- On
~LARD-Prime Leaf kettle afdiHbbls on tres n
'l'E Prime Observation-Disclosures 3D. III Is
f9EK-So mess (neylP bh----~%%SeSO0
SNOextra charge made for packages or cart
-age'to railroad dsbotsS6E boatb. An 4rtietE ara
warranted strictly prime. and equal to anythinxin
fhsstatss Orders promptly 6Aeduaszss , nod
Nos. l42, IA and LAG Ontario street.
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RELIGIOUS MEEr1Ses.-The prayer meet
ings which are held every night in all the
Evangelical churches in this city, are we'll
attended, and no little interest is mani
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MEDICAL
GLAD NEWS.

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL C.srS
arising from Sexual Exercises, or O 3
YOUTHFUL INDISCI. cTIONs
Seminal Loss, Nightly En- .,ssions
Dreams Tna, Ge3,tal. Physics and Nervous Sensual
NO CHANGE oF DIHT lis SECS
anu lhey can = used without an .sSAEf.
BOX contains Gu Pills. Price Que elton Each
sent 5y mail sacnr o. your PEuJ ist, they vii he
instructions, that insure 3 cv fOstpAiu' WITH Igli
money and a pamphlet Of , 90 5a@ss an n o. the
ten cents r 1nv i5oS5,e91eSoe and remedy, sent fee:
BRYAN Corsnitfi, y ostage. Address DR. u
' a. p s15n L dysieiaR, AZ, Broadwav N
Dan.. 'o's- Dealers can BE- supnrJ ~
M II-es 20 Wholesale Agents. II.
r;or - " CLARK, Druggist No Spra-
- Hhd- sepA.rG-WkLfd
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CLEVELAND MANUFACTURES.
OIL REFINING AND REFINERIEs.

VI
STAR OIL WORKS. 4lsyBd =
The proprietors of this establishment
are Messrs. Clark Brothers & Co, whose
Office is on River street, in the warehouse of
Clark & Sanford. The Refinery is situated
on walworth run, between the tracks of
the Atlantic and Great Western and the
Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
roads, and was erected in May, 1866, the
construction account being about $4,000.
They have capital employed in the bust
ness to the extent Of SI25,OOO. The .caPsci-
ty Of the Refinery is $50 barrels a day.
Fifteen hands are given work at from S45 to
SIS per month.
The stills are eight in number and of the
capacity of thirty. barrels each, with four
worms, l75 feet each, to each still. There
are two agitatOrs, holding 100 barrels
apiece. Besides 1000 barrels of wooden
tankage for benzine and gasoIene, there are
two iron tanks, one for crude oil holding
1000, the other for refined oil holding 1900
barrels. A good cellar affords storage for
1900 barrels of oil, and in addition the
firm have warehousing for 5000 empty bar
rels.
It is a matter of remark that the works of
this Refinery are SO conveniently arranged,
in respect to the relation of the buildings
and appurtenances to each other, that time
and labor are economised in the process of
refining. No pumping of the oil is required
- a.. -. "a mt Eha raoan-
tion tanks until it is drawn off into barrels.
SETTLING machines are used for filling the
barrels recent invention, which shuts it
self off when the barrel is full, and there
fore does not require constant watching.
Four of these machines are in operation at
this Refinery, The proprietors pride them
selves on the fact that in meeting a recent
| order for 1000 barrels of refined, they
were only seven days in filling the barrels
and shipping them---
The following is astatemento of their man
ufactures for the months of Sept, Oct. and
ENOv. 1865 q -r
~ SEPTEMBER. s-
Gallons burning fuid-~--".-". 115,2463
!" Naptha."-."-m~.".-..- 1,55O
Revenue paid..-."---""."."" SZb939.1O
ocToBER.
Gallons burning luid.-~"~-~.~-. 73,1SSl
/" Naptha..-"".".--.-. 1890 2-Q2S
Revenue paid....-~~---...-.. Sl5,O42.5O
Gallons burning auid..--....." 4S,6S5
90 go 90 30
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nIEnn PEE YKARl We Nant 3
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A GENTS WANTED-WANTED-Active, en-
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Bleaching and Dyeing, Brewing, Cookery, Canning,
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OILS. Paints and Narnishes, Metallurgy, Per1umefy,
Preserving, Tanning, Photography, Wines and
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Medicine 10 treated by the President OF one OF the
nrst Medical Colleges in this country. The subject
81 Cholera and its treatment, revised by four Of the
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fsining the result OF their experience during the last
VISITATION OF tins fearful disease. If the several sub
/ eofs treated Of IN this book were printed, and bound
a. the usudf order OF bOokmaking, they could not be
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Inducements TO Agents. Men possessing the requisite
Qualifications, and who apply Immediately, will hnd
fsis work to offer rare Inducements.
Address, enclosing postagest6mp Tor return postage,
and EpeeifYLnR ~tsrritory wanted, JOHN K. STEf-
LER, No. 1856 SuperiOr-st., Cleveland. y. decZl;2s2
COO PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DOO 10 sell Lloyd's Battle History Of the Rebel
lion, in one vol, beautifully bound, and handsomely
price q 50 and eb.0. Also hne Steel EngrBvings,
colored and plain; Map, Charts, Card Pictures, &C.
Addrsas b. 3. GREEN, room No. 4, American
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DIsrRIcT CoURr-The case of Morgan us
spangler is now under way in this court,
and will occupy the attention of Judges
Burke, Fitch and Taylor for a week at least.
It will be hotly contested. On one side are
engaged Messrs. George H. Pendleton, R. NJ.
Corwine, S. Prentiss, Esq's., and on the other
Judges Raanney, Backus and Bishop, and C.
Stetson, ESQ. q -rgTT
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FINANCIAL s CQlIlIERgAL,
-UHH

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan.1f,fS66.
The money market presents no new. Eea-
itbtes The aelnand for eutteacy erhy
moderate, the present wants of trade being
unusually light and bank balances are very
steady tie EhSbgea being i'm favor Sflan
easier market.
Eastern Exchange continues. close. and
firm. There is vey tttie making, and the
demand is only n6ad9fate. Rates are I'M
changed andsteady at PaE-baying and ITO
Pf FeSasi ,Jli1gI SLkLL9I, JA,I
were without particular excitement, except
uPen Rsilway stocks which were foreedte
sale with a consequent liberal decline. The
large falling off in earnings shown in the
December reports of the leading roads; and
the present condition of trade, promising
less favorable results for some time to come,
discourages investment in this class of Sc
eurity. G0ld was easier closing atJ1SslL
Government securities were all firm and
generally better though quiet.
! In this marketpricesofc oing and govern
ments ruled steady and without change from
the figures of yesterday, as follows:
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ChieaxO Market-Jnn. M.

1EFL0UR-DuII
HEAr-Uusettled, closing at s1,22@I,e5k fol
No, l.. -
| CORS-Quiet.
0ATs--Firm. Ai1na
HfGnwiNEs-Dni fAI
iPRovIsiossLActive. Mess pork advanced SOC
Sales al s27, O0@27, so. Good inquiry for fully
cured. D.
SWEET PICKIED HAMs-Qaiet. Sales at I7S
Ike.
kNGiIsH MEATS Firm
y BULK 4~shonldsrs IN hSSsats demand.
LARD-FiTm.- Sales at IGIMI7c-
a. HoGs-Unchanred.
p pEEssED Ho6s-Dpll h cnnssqaence OF the mn
favorable weather Sales at lO,OO@I0, 5O-divid-
REaEifrs-FlOur s,GOOt bbE; wheat l4oo6 Bl;
corn u, 900 bu.-- 40 49, -
] HRsESTs-FlOu 2le bbIs-; wheat e.OO ba.;
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ogO O0o MONEY ADyANCEI

S50, 000t IN . mSS ] Es1aI.-s 3. q .i.ea
nd Wel-kn0Wn LOAN OFFICE
N Seourities Of eysrys kind, via; God and Silver
Watohes. Diamonds, Silver Ware, Iewelry, Guns
pisfois. Clothing, DRY Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
satfrlactory terms. Business strictly private. Els
fehiished 1851. n. B.-A variety OF unredeemed
0Tcs-coruer 81 Water and Superior .atreetss over
Dsvi- 4 Piax0ttoAs U0thing Store.
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snLnnInNsnN,s

Our community WILL NOT be deceived 10 deal
With these who make FALSE Professions. 3
The only way 10 sGve goar eye sight, is by provi-
Ding yeprselves with q pair of good spectRcles which
cEn only be obtained at the old established and well
known Optical Institute Of Mr. s0L0MONSON6
l30 SnperiOr street, under the American. -
np7PFareofhayelers elaimingto beMr,S Solo.
mougonuf maASonts aI,3 HtR tanI - oolaj8 9
-..D = ~ !. ..lA.l II l. .I-E ia
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MErEoRoLoGIcAL-The following weather
report was received yesterday by the Beard
of Trade, by the United States Telegraph
Comna,v ta-A4 .LA-
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LORE VALUABLE THAN COIN
BRH1N'S LIFE PILLS,

PURIFY THE BLOOD
hemoVe Headache, Dizziness, Giddi1ess Dro-
nes9, UNPLEASANT Dreams, Dimness Of sigh
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach ana
Bowels,
insure NV LIFE in the DebIIitated- and
nhsLOkE THE SICK To PERFECT HEAITH
Iry theml They only cost 5 cents. and ~ -.
cannot get them Of your Druggisa. send ~ = yOe
1DriS-BkfA Consulting Phys clan, 42 Rro.jy,
way, u Box 5O7s, and they VII BE- semi ~ -
Rrnin f''t paid Dealers supplied By EemSE
For sale by q. W CLARK, Druggist ia s,,.
seD4srG.wkl(td
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DIE FLOURI BE FL0URl-9eO bbls
pSEsO eASp1EkI kVRT = 20,
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BURNS CURLING CLUB

viii celebrate the One Hundred and Seventh An
piyersary Of Robert Burns BY Concert and Ball at
GARKErfSHALL, on THURSDAY EVENING".
January 18th, lS6s, at hallpast seven O'Clock.
Ilekets admitting Gentleman and Ladies. 50 90
W Cougaiton, j. P ProudfoOt. W. Cardie. r
Brown, j. k. Proad,oot, Committee Of ArTange-
ments. ianq-9s5
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

BE- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
IA For Morning Edition News
see outside,
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LOST.
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"ANTED-SALEsMEN-In numerous villages
w and eitios Of the United States. Previous ex-
perSsncel as sslesmen or bOOk-keepers not necessary.
Apuy 70 OF address G.. L. VAN NORTWICk, john
s01s Block Bank-st-s Up stairs. Room No. Q, First
Eieor, Cleveland, U. a.. Jan9.2sO
GIRL WANTRD-To do general Homework.
Apply at 223 kinsman street. Good reference
required f Jan9-Zls
CALEsmEN WANTED-Two experienced and
y capable Salesmen, TO sell a hrst class article that
Is NESTING with rapid sales Apply at
I46 seneca street. 1ans-zl9
yoang
w men of good address, to travel for a Pittsburgh
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We allow our agents from So1 TO $50 per year aud
exRsnsss paid lEnolosg zc 20 pay for edydftising,
giving references. Address, w. X. GIBSON, Pits
burgh, Pa rir1r- jan5:z17
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WANTED..AcENTs

dog BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE
GDLOs AGENTS WANTED-TO introduce the
bartlett Sewing Machine. Price only IS. The
only cheap machine in the U 5. licensed 10 use the
Wheeiar a Wilson, or under feed. Agents are Clear
ing from $50 TO STU per month. County rights given
10 Agents. Enclose stamp and address PAGE
Gen. Agts, Toledo, Ohio. Jl2:2s6-dtw
G0S BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE
OAO. AGENTS WANTED-To introduce the
BarLiettS Sewing Machine. Price only S25. The only
cheap mAchine in the u. s. licensed to use the Wheel
er q Wilson, or under feed. Agents are clearing
from $50 10 s2e per month. County rights given to
Agents. Enclose stamp and address PAGE BROTH
ERS, Gen. Ag'ts, Toledo, Ohio. Janl2:2S6-w4t
WANTED-I,OOO AGENTS IN OHIO and the
w Western States 70 sell the newly invented Trav-
sler's Door Fastener and other new and useful arti-
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RUssELL,s FOREST CITY HonsH.

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II Harram, Toledo OIL 1T ~SpehHan, Warren o
Mrs Sheldon, Painesville II q Bush, Sandusky DO
SB Read, Sandusky W Bruce Al, OborIin
J Holmes, Detroit, CS Randall, Girard
o. Preston, city OStrect, city
J MeHarmons, Franklin q Adams, Columbus
J Z Gridley, city y Numbers, Apple Greek
y Funck, Wooster L NJ Dubant, Washington
lC Warner, city 7 6 Ger, Toledo
Id Burk, Centretown l. Miller. Tiffn g
B Tomb, Ti1in Braam, city
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F 5 Furhen, Pa j Ross, Reno
As Brewster, city d Gage, city
NJ D Clapp, 1T Wiiligms, Pompey
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MISCELLANEOUS

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smart. ought 70 Be in private families where they
~onid oct good living and become useful. ALI p-
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ANEW FURNITURE, Mrrors carpets, &C.,
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at HALL,
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