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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25

Itis stated that from 50, 100000
to sS,00O,000 worth of boots and
shoes have been imported into this
country from Europe, within a
few weeks. in consequence OF the
high price of those manufactured
at home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25

A dealer in boots and shoes has
often let a smooth-tongued swim
dler talk him out Of his boots.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25

A little four-year-old pet stood
looking out of the window few
days ago, when an expressman
stopped just opposite, and tied up
the horses tail to prevent it trail
ing in the mud. She watched the
operation intently for a moment,
and then called out eagerly: "Oh,
see, Auntiel the 'spressnianis is ma
king waterfall for his horse"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25

An eloquent speaker is like .
river-greatest at the mouth.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

TRANSFERS OF Real EsTATE.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate have been placed
on record within the last few days:
Nicholas OIaughlin to John Mackin, part
of sub lot No. 10, in Sargent & Dixon's al
lotment, Franklin street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Consideration $3.50.
Jacob Mueller and Vim Meyer, to J.
Christian Ernst, sub lot Is, in Mueller and
Meyers peach Orchark allotment Cleveland
city. Consideration $3.50.
Thomas W. Kennard to Chas. Sheahan,
lots ) end in Samuel Starkweather's sub
division, city of Cleveland. Consideration.
5000.
C.. NJ. r. R. Co. to Barney Grimes, sub
lot No. 2l5, block H, Buffalo ~Company's
purchase, city of Cleveland. Considera-
ton $500.
Michael Powers to Anna Patterson, sub
lot 2S, being so feet front ok Lake street and
lOS feet deep, Cleveland city. Considera-
ton 5 1880.
John Campbell to Anna Patterson, part OF
lot No. SO, in H. H. Dodge's allotment OF
ten-acre lots 132 and 1873, city Of cleveland.
Consideration s., s0eO.
Frederick Derge TO Charles Hanson, sub
lots 81 and 65, in Burnhsm's subdivision,
Townfhip of Brooklyn. Consideration ST.
500.
Brewster Pelton to Frederick Geossmsn,
part of a lot in Willlsm SlOde's allotment
Of Ice acres on University Heights. Con-
siierslion $500.
zWilIiam Denman to Thomas DenmSn,one
acre of land in D. j.. Cookers subdivision
of part of lot No. ) East Cleveland Town
ship. Consideration S6ee.
Alfred Smith to James Smith, 20 acres OF
land in tract No. 4, in the Township of
Euclid. Consideration S900.
Alfred Smith to VIM. Truesdale, 20 acres
of land in tract No 4, in the Township OF
Euclid. Consideration 5000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
NOTICES.
HOstettcr's stomach BItaers. Read

HOsEetfcr's Stomach Bitters.-Read
the following letter from Z. Bourne, a well-known
citizen Of Pittsburgh, Pa
PTTTsBuHGH, May 10th, 1865.
Messls. Hoseter . Smih-Gentiemen During a
visit in the w=st last fall, 1 contracted obilIs and
fever which brought me to my bed and finally ter
minated in typhoid fever and confined to my room
for several months, during which time 1 was
physically SO Frustrated that 1 almost ~despaired Of
ever recovering my health having entirely lost
my appetite for days, not being able TO eat a NOR
sci, added to which was much distressed with a
Keeling s~enaatior ia my head, and passed many
~sleepless nights-all from debility caused by my
PROSTATE condition., brought about By the fever.
At this stage Of my condition a friend recommend
ed me TO use Your celebrated Stomach Bisters. but
being morally opposed to the use of stimulsUts in
any form, 1 at first declined, but afterwards
yielded my prejpd'ces, and after taking the medi-
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returned, and with it l am rapidly regsiuiug my
former strength and vigor Ny sl~ep from the
loss Of which l had suffered much, J has never been
bett than it is now, aud the resliug sensation
before alluded toy has entirely left me. Ny bow
els which were much constipated aud irTegul4r,
ere now quite ~nsturAl, and in fact 1 am glad to
saw that 1 feel myself q new man., and tender you
this testimonial Of my appreciation of your vAlu-
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
New York MnrkeLJune II

~CoIroN-Opened rather uuiet, afterwards be-
came more active aud closed iully &c higher.
Sales at 39G42o for m%iddling.
FLOUR-Dull, and lO92Cc lower for common
SALES at s., 65as,s 80 for extra state; IS IA o,
for extra round hoop Ohio, s9,s0913,75 for trade
WHIskT~Quist. Sales at s2.2e@2,s7 for west.
~WHEAr-Common and inferior 2@sc lower, good
without decided change.
Sales at 81 As for very inferior Milwaukee; g., 10
for prime old No. l Milwaukee; s2,23 for good
new No. l do and $50 for comnoa new No. .
RTE-scarce aud arm. Sales at 81, cO@i,o5 fol
western.
BA~RLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALr-Quiet-
CoRS-Quitc active at a decline Of per bush,
closiog with a hrmer feeling.
sales at T297ec for unsound new mixed west
ern; tOgsic for sound 10 and Ss1zc for western
yellow, so9s5c for round yelloE, aud CSC for white
western.
~OATs-Heavy
Sales at 52G5T1Sc for new vestern-latter price
for Wisconsin. Small sa,es Of new Iowa at nc.
PErRoLEUM-Dull. Sales at 26925%c for crude;
and 4l942c for refined in boad.
RORK-More active and hrmer.
Sales st go, sl14G51, 25 for new mess, closing
at S91,25 cash; s29 ,25@29,5 so for old mess /;
S24, 50925,0J for prime. Also $3.50 bbls new
mess for June, July, and August, sellers and
buyers option, at ss1, Oo9Sl IS.
Sales At sie,co@z1,O 90 for new plain mess and
S2I- 50924, so for new extra mess.
BEEF ~HAMs-Unchanged.
Cur ~NEATs-Stesdy-
Sales at l2kdl3Ac for shoulders, and lTd
lsZc for hams.
IGRD-DuiI and heavy. Sales at I9as211c.
~BUrTER-Dull. Sales at 20 $3.50 ir Ohio, and
25G40c for stnte.
O~HEEsE-Quiet Sales at s9I914c.
FREIsHTs TO LIvERFooL-Heavy and a penny
lower for corn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
AMERICAN HOUSE.
FINANCIAL s COMMERCIAL.
MoEpAY EHEN1Ne, June II, 1856.

MoEDAY EVENING, June IL, 1856.
Later foreign intelligence received yes
terday is of a decidedly more favorable
character, both financially and commerce.
ally. The effects of the panic were steadily
wearing away, and the return of confidence
had begun to manifest itself upon trade
Eive-twenties advanced 2 per cent, and the
Liverpool cotton market wa buoyant at
higher figures. When it is considered that
tho largest of our coin shipments had not
yet arrived, the conclusion is reasonable
that mercantile confidence must be now
quite fully restored, with the accompanying
beneficial results 10 trade.
Gold opened weak this morning, and the
price steadily declined to 1874, but later
the market became stronger, and the price
recovered, closing at 1899. There would
seem to be a strong effort making te main
tain the premium at about 14O, though cir
cumstanees are rather against it.
Government securities were generally
frmer in New York to-day, and better fig
ures were made on old Five-twenties and
Ten-forties. In this market prices we're un-
changed. We quote coin and governments
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
MARINE NElVS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
8

ENTEBED-...---~----JrA
s,r,, iii, of Cleveland, Mckay, Detrsit Is
Str Ke3sehsr, Stewart, Lake Superior ee"
Prom Pittsburgh, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Evergreen City, Gaylord, Buffalo
Pron GOV Cushman, Thompson, Houghton; 49, |
Ibis copper. 364 tons iron ore
PROP 5 D Caldwell, Lewis, ontonagon lei Dds
PROB wisconsin. Alien, Osdensbursh
Prop Rocket, Wetmore, Green Bay
Prop Saginaw. Ryan, Buffalo
Prom Omites, etmor Buffalo
Plop New York, Drake, Buffalo
Prop ElDirs, Thorn, DunkiTk
Prop Northern Light, March, Gntonsgon' leo tens
pig iron -
RTE c NJ Abeli, Bsmsden, Sand Beach, lumber
Bark L C L, Deck, Buffalo
schr John Tibbitts, Boyd, Erie
Sour Mary Martin, Pellet, Buffalo
Schr Golden Harvest, Woolnough, Milwaukee 10
40 bush wheat
Schr Eliza Caroline, o'Sein, PIT Huron
Schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo
Schr Forwsrder, Armstrong East sssinsH' VV'uUO
| s,hr somerset, Gaines, Pt Huron So,0oo # lum-
seSr J TFotter, Peer, East Saginaw e5,O6s feet
Iumber, $3.50 shingles
Schr c ] ROeder, Young, Buffalo
/ Schr J II Sergeant. H6arns, Buffalo
/ Schr Ann Maria, COpun, Buffalo
/ Schr Ccmely, Hineywen- Buffalo
schr Nonpareil, Finley, HoGghtoni lvV tons iren
sehr A Shade. Fad, Stanley
schr L Hall, Cnllett, Rowan
schr J S Clark, Reid, Toronto; l25,OO0 shingles
100, coo lath
sehr Three Friends, Phipps, Dover; l5,e5o shingles
soow Oniu, Mevol, RichmoudvIle; $3.50 feet
lumber, 10000 shingles, l4,OO0 lath n
Seow EIlen White, Dupey, san9 beoeh ASO;eU'"
lumber, 1900 ath -
scow Lime Rock, Fsrgher, Sand Beach sO,OeVh
lumber, $50, OO0 lath
Scow Nellie, Fargher, kelley's Island
scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, Marblshead
Scow Thos Swain, Willis, Kelley $ Island
Scow Highland Chief, Gardner, Clinton
Scow Spanker, Hsly, Toledo
Scow VIM Wilson. Lawson, Rond Eau
Scow Maria, Leask, Rowan
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star. viger, Detroit
Prep Pittsburgh, Watts. Green Bay
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo
Prop New York, Drake, Toledo
Prop OIontes, WetmoIes Toledo
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Sanduskg
Prop Rocket, Wetmore, Buffalo
prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, Toledo
Prop Evergreen City, Gaylord, Green nay
Prop City OF Fremont, Flint, Buffalo
Prop Olean, Brown, DuukiTk
Bark Carrier, Lester, Saginaw
Schr J Frotter, Peer, PIT Huron
schr Gen Sigel, COlvin, Racine, 80 tons eo~i
i, Schr Somerset, Gains, IT Huron
! Syhr John Tibbitts, Boyd, Ogdensourgh' ~
coal
Scar Golden Harvest. woodnough, Milwaukee
Schr Forwarder, Armstrong, East Saginaw
! Schr San Ja-into, Collins, Chicago, so tons coal
j Schr D Roeder, Young, MilS Ouhee, $50 tohs Goa
! Schr Ann Maria, CsPron, Chicago, ~ Tors coal
4 Schr Black Rover, Jennings, Black River
Schr M~ayhOwer, Hewkitk, GananaAuie
, Schr Florence, Light, Hamilton, so tons coal
: Schr Sacramento, johnson, Buffalo, l0 tons coal
Soow Nellie, FArgher, Clinton
! Scow Thos swain, Willis, Kelley's Island
Z Scow Sutier Girl, KelsO, Marblehead
= Scew Msgdnlena, Roberts, Toledo
ScoW Lime Rock, Fargher, Ssndbeach
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
RnnnIo Markef.Inne m.

FLOuR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and essier. No. 1 Milwaukee
spring Sg,02, white Michigan 81, 70.
CORs-salss at &c for No l..
OArs-No. 2 Chicago at 45Ec.
Barley Bye and Peas nominal aud only in retail
denAnd-
WEIsKY-ecaree aud nominal. -rt
MESS ~PoRK-Quiet At S3l,O1.
LARD-Sales at 22L92Sc.
OA~AL FREIGHTs-fO New York Wheat I41<c;
corn LIZ; oats Sc.
CAsAL ExPoRTs-[4s Bours EFiour 2S77 bbls /;
wheat p, $500 bush; corn 62,s77 bush; cats las, 9I1
bush, barley 1885 bush; rye IL, 6oJ bush.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12


Baldwin UNIvERsIrY.-We were led into
error in the morning issue yesterday in re-
gard to the commencement exercises at Be-
rea. The following is the order of the
commencement exercises proper:
On Friday last the Valedictory of the
Phreno Cosmian Society took place, and was
very creditable to the performers. The
Annual Sermon delivered by Rev. L. War
ner, of Cleveland, was a discourse of very
marked ability.
Sabbath evening an eloquent lecture was
delivered by Rev. A. J. Lyon, A. NJ, cfTifin.
The exercises of the week are as follows;
Monday, o. P. NJ, exhibition of the Ger
man Wallace College.
Tuesday, 10 A. NJ, Annual meeting of the
Board of Trustees, and visitors u ?. NJ,
Address before the Phreno Cosmian and
Cleonian Societies by Rev. NJ. j. Cramer,
A. NJ, of CoviDgton, Ky.
Wednesday at Il P, Address before the
Philosetean and Aletheau Societies by Rey.
NJ. D. Goodman, A. NJ, of sandusky.
Thursday, June l4th, Commencement Day
Addresses of the members of the gradua-
ting class. .Baccalauriate Address by Rev.
N. Nash, D. D, President of the German
Wallace College. Comforting Degrees by
President Wheeler.
Seven and a half, P. NJ, Commencement
Concert by Lyman A. Tuttle, Professor Of
Music in the University, assisted by Mr..
Undsrner, NJ. E. J. Robbins, Miss Fannie
Johns and others, Of Cleveland.
The music on Commencement Day will be
furnished by Prof. Tuttle, assisted by Mr..
U~nderner, Miss Emma White, Miss Fannie
Johns and other star vocalists.
The high standard OF excellence always
maintained at the commencement exercises
of this University, and the additional at
fractions of music such as win be furnished
by this group Of artists will make the occa-
sion enc Of more than ordinary interest
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
Financial.

Nav ToAk, June 10.
The Post money article says:
Money is abundant at 596 per cent. CONNER
ciaI paper is in active d=mand and scarce at 6@7
per cent.
The stock mai ket is dull, but governments are
firm. state stocks are active and bsak shares are
quiet. Railroad shares opened with SOM ANNA
ton, but closed with a dropping tendency, Erie
being the most active on the list.
The Commercials money article says
Governments are quiet, but firm. Old 5-20s arc
= better, lO-40s improved 3, and second series OF
1905 1sc.
Gold IS quiet, with more sellers than buyers.
There is very little buying for Wednesday Z
steamer. The late advance in the premium has
brought q good amount Of coin from the interior,
and gold sent south several months since for the
purchase Of cotton, Is now finding its way to this
center.
Foreign exchange is dull and weak under the
improved financial advccs from Europe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

An EXTRA P~AssESsEK.-0n the downward
trip of the steamer Caldwell, last week, be-
tween Lime Island and Detour, a passenger
was discovered in the state-room of another
passenger, Mrs. Castellow, who had not paid
his fare. The little stranger was promptly
christened IS. D. Caldwell CasteIlow." He
has no "native land
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

[NNn N-ZAS SNELS1
The week opens With a pretty full de-
msnd for loans at the banks, but depositors
are drawing quito moderately, and currency
is in comfortably easy supply. The wool
interest is beginning to show itself in the
market.
Eastern Exchange is quiet, and receipts
keep pace with the demand. Rates are IN
changed.
In general Produce circles the week
opens dull, and we can only note a contin-
ued want of speculative feeling, and a strict
c%urtailment of operations to immediate
wants. No change in prices of leading com
modities can be reported, and the market is
firm for choice grades Flour and Wheat.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
weeS ending with SATURDAY last, were as
follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

Just RecelVed-Armadale, a novel
by Wilkie Collins; price In paper
81 so, In cloth $500. and and Glove,
by Amelia B. Edwards; price 80 cents,
paper. Lectures on the Study OF HIS
tory, by GOldKln smith; price SIS.
A new edition Of 7. Buchanan Reads
Poems; 3 vols. cloth, price S. 90.
Field, GunbOat, Hospital and Prison,
by Mrs. p. A. H~anuai0rd; Price Sis.
Beg minister, a novel, by the author of
4 Silent Woman; Price S1.75. The
Angels Song, by ThOs. Guthrie; price
IS cents. We have just received a
large supply Of the French Copying
Ink, the best in market; also some
very fine mahogany BO6k-PeSts.
Cobb, Andrews Il Co.,
june6 2I1 SuperiOr-st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
Pittsburgh Petroleum Asrket.
IsreclnI o oIereIand DANE LEADIE.l

Especial 20 Cleveland Daily hEADER'J
PrrrssUBsH, JuuetI-7:i5P. n.
BUYERS are Offering lower pric S. Receipts TO-
dav Il, 600 bbis. Sales 1000 bbls bulk in lots, part
to arrive, 40 to Al gravity, at 1915, a decline 'o
bbIs without packages at lie. The market closed
dull, and buyers were ship.
Rehned Is not wanted. Buyers and sellers ar
apsrt. No sales reported, and pri7es nominal.
Tar is inquired for. Sales LEO bbls at SS,So.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

Music l. THE PARK.-Pspworth's Band
discoursed delightful music in the Park
last evening at least that was the univer-
sal verdict Of several hundred people whom
the @linked swestness" called thither. We
hope soon to announce another musical
soiree at the same place.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

FOURTH OF JuLY-The boys in the PACK
alleys and yards are beginning their cele-
brstions already Fire crackers and tor
pedoes are in requisition, and from the fire.
quent explosions we think the ball is fairly
onenad
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
OPTICAL.
MASTERS SALE
ATASTkR,S SAbE.-Pursuaht 10 me

WI command OF an order Of sale, issued from
the Court OF Common Pless Of CuyahoSa County.
at the suit Of Abigail 7. Long. e. al, - Frances
Long e. al, 10 me directed, i shail exfOse for sale
at public auction, At the door Of the CouIt House,
in the city o. Cleveland, on Monday, the 25th day
Of June, A. D., 1856, At three O'Clock P. NJ, the
followiI & described premises: The appraised
value is placed Immediately after the number OF
90 $685. as. $3.50 AZ. $751; Q34, $500 Qsl,
$500 u.s., 5000 (tO2, $780, t2l7, $780, (21s, $3.50
(23T. S96ltz s,S225.l f23e. S2OO.1 l2An, s200) (34l,
$3.50 (2f2, 500, in 5. s. & stones allotment Of part
Of I0aeTe lots l sni 2, and 100 acre lot 4S7, and
part OF original 2 acc lots rs and l25 IN the city
of Cleveland. ALLAN 7. BRINSMADE.
Master Commissioner.
KELLEY &eRIswoLD, PLAINTIFF 5 Attorneys.
Cleveland, May IS, 1866. may25-32l.dltswa5w
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CLEVELAND, June IL, 1866.

JLEvELAND, june II, IcOO.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Your favor OF
the 9Th received, and with your concurrence
would designate Monday evening of the
ensuing week. Thoroughly approaching
your kindness, and with an earnest wish to
deserve it, I have the honor to be, ladies
and gentle,
Yours most obediently and
Very Respectfully,
+ l. BoBBISs,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

TIE SABBATH SCHOOL CoScERT.-The con-
cert last evening at Brainard's was a very
pleasant affair. Az we have before mention
ed it was given for the benefit of the Cleve-
land Sunday School Union, in which nearly
all the schools in the city are represented.
Nearly Jour hundred children took part in
the exercises, and the sight of SO many
bright and happy faces was pleasure
enough for one evening, not TO mention the
singing. The large stage in the old hall
was made still larger, and the seats were so
elevated that all the little vocalists could be
plainly seen. The girls, who were largely
in the majority, occupied the front and cen
ter of the stage. They were mostly dressed
in white with wreaths and ooquets Of flow
ers as ornaments, so that with the bright
ewes and eager faces, the "choir" presented
a very gay and brilliant appearance. The
songs were mostly lively and spirited Sun
day School songs, and the little people sung
them with all their hearts, in the spirit Of
real, genuine enjoyment
The time and execution throughout the
performance were wonderfully good, when
the fact that the Union is made up of diff
ferent schools, -unaccustomed to singing to-
gether, is taken into consideration. Miss
Ada Sheppard sang a solo, with semi-chOrus
and chorus, very sweetly, and was loudly
cneorea to which compliment she responded
by repeating the two last verses with fine
FIR -AsAI. Al.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

"THE COURSE OF True LovE."-Evers and
ever as we Journey through life, the ro-
mantle and the tragical mingle with our
affairs. We skip from gay to grave, from
lively TO severe unconsciously. We nave
here to record another instance OF true love
not running smooth, yet still surrounding
all difficulties and in the end realizing the
goal of happiness. The parties live in q
certain portion of this city, no matter
where, and belong to that unfortunate class
| of our fellow citizens who were the limo
cent cause of the war-yizly: coloreI peo-
nile. They are nameless here for evermore.
| She was no night-blooming cereus, but fair,
with just the faintest tinge of the colored
persuasion mantling the roses of her cheek
while he was all her fancy painted him.
Their love was q secret, known only to
themselves, the whispering stars, and a
coIored friend or two. The hour Of seven
o'clock last Sunday evening had been
singled out of time and marked Tor the
blissful contamination of their VOWS But
a cruel parent, and still more cruel sisters,
learned of the intended removal OF one OF
the fairest of their circle, and early Sun
, day morning locked the hayward sister in
| a room and then and there proceeded to
castigate her with sundry sticks, fists, &c.
: " A little bird whispered" the story in the
= expectant bridegroom's ear, and ne sought
= the assistance of the law whereby the cap
1 tive might be set at liberty. In the mean
time, however, asympathizing friend gained
Q access to the lady's house, and bore the
d prisoner triumphantly and secretly to the
Q residence of a TeutOn who dwelt near by
Time sped by on silvery wings or wheels o.
d in whatever other manner he is supposed t.
d" git" and the despairing lovyier bemoane'
n his loss and swore internally. But IN tn
> afternoon-just as that hour on Sunda.
le when the delayed dinner and unaFPease'
IS appetite render a mortal an irresponsible
being-he was informed of the escape an,
! place of refuge. Thither he hied him
,e and from thence the pair, without delay
proceeded to the minister's residence, tror
nt which, in the dewy evening, they emerge
- 1.-Two souls with but a single thought.
= Two hearts that beat as one
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

CUPERIOR CHANCE FOR INVEST
- busnessl Great fronts. QUICK
ReturDsl Apply Immediately st No = Atsater
Block, Cleveland, . lunes32
DILIIARDSI BILLIARDSH BILL
ID ARDSili-I would call the attention OF buyers
10 nv new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
PASSED by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
~rectuess Of angles, and durability, which l sell at
reasonable prices, with 8 hne stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended 70 at my factory, 10 tnlton
street, New York Uity. W. IL.
gune3.St6
nROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
i his friends and patrons that be Is DOW prepared
20 attend to shaving. Hair Dressing and ShamPoon-
ing. Hair Coiorine, &C, in the best style. Also, that
be viii give his attention 70 the cure OF Corns, Bun
Ions, aud Ingrowing Nails, shop under the John
son uouss- apl5@
S50 0IIU. nIONK1, ADNANCkD,
and Well-knoNn WAGNER's LOAN OFFICE
90 Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Mstohes Diamonds. Silver Ware, JsEelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, fisnos, melodOons. and
al personal property and articles o~fvslue, on the most
Satisfactory terms. Business strictly private Es-
tablished 1851. n. B--A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, yeEefy, Guns, ETC., Tor sale st bargains.
9Goe-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
bnds 4 f1cxottos Clothing Stors-
90 ~ w ia
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

SATURDAY, June ., 1866.
Mr.. Z. J.. RoBBINs-DcGr Sir Having
the pleasure of listening to you at the con-
cert given by Mr.. Underner on the even
ing Of the 4th, we the undersigned, respect
fully request that the concert Der ePeated,
and rendered you as a complimentary bene-
fit. Should this meet YOU approval will
you he kind enough to appoint the time and
- Nary RauDactfuiIy