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NOTICES.

Give Nature n Liff.-Psople expect too
much Of Mature. They tribe with their heslth
and their constitutions, and then are surprised
that they fall sick.
The pressure Of constant mental or bodily labor
upon the animal powers is tremendous. Very few
systems and constitutions can bear up against
this pressure u-sssistcd. Add to this the IN.
healthy Influences which lurk unseen In tho air
We breathe, the water we drink, the artificial heat
with which we endeavor to chase away the cold
aud marrow-searching moisture Of winter, and it
would seem to require almost superhumaa vigor to
keep in perfect health at this rigorous season
without reinforcing tho physical energies.
But how reinforce them Z Certainly not with
sdulterates stimulants. There is no poison In the
outer air, or in the atmosphere of furuscc-heated
rooms, or workshops, or factories so psrniciOus as
these deadly-burning fluids.
Why use them, when
-HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
& vegetable tonic without alloy, are everywhere
obtainsble7 Nothing has ever been offered to the
feeble and debilitAted SO harmless in its nature, 90
powerful in its invigOrating elects, as this cele-
brated
sT0MACGIC AND ALTERNATIVE
In the army and the navy, in new settlements,
and in crowded cities, by old and young, rich and
poor, it is used es
PROTECTIVE AND Res oRATIYE MEDICINE
wi. h the most gratifying results. may14
~
$1,000 Reward.-The above reward will be |
given TO any person who can furnish q prescrip-
ton for cOughs, Colds, WhooPing Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
Mellihuous Cough BaIssm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats- One bottle is sufficient
Tor any one 70 try. The worst cases of chronic
asthma, w~hooping cough and primary cases
ofconsumpHon are cured by DR.. Strieklsndis Mel
ihuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
n8:R
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A SLIGHT SPRINKLE.-The streets yester-
day morning had the appearance of having
been thoroughly wet down, and a heavy
rain continued until nearly noon, making
chureh-going very unpleasant. In the af-
terDOon the sunshine was as bright as ever,
and the pavements were dry at night. To-
morrow the streets will be dusty again.
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LONG HUMAN HAIR.
E MPORTATION.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO 10,
w PUBLIC sQUARE--MR. WILLIAM DAY
having jzst arrived from Europe, would in.
form the Ladies and public generally, that heha.
BOW open for inspection the largest and most com.
Plste stock o.. HUMAS HAIR G00p5eTer offered
10 them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair.
brought especislly for the manufacturing OF
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, OIL HEAD DRESSES,
&c LADIES' Wiz do well to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing sissEhers.
S-B.-Aany very pretty Head Dresses hroaEht
direct from Paris5he very latsst fashinn-(new
designs in Coils, TFists, fovs, 6o-l ANY OF tbe
above Head Drssse4- AL OF which can Be made ont
OF SWITCHES and Braids without injury 10 either.
most presAnhnG stylraS mar13
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Prices of coin and governments in This
market to-day ruled Steady as fnIlnws.

Compound-int. Notes, a. Sdl
OomPound-int. Notes, '65-..1oZH@1O5 103H9lO6
The failure Of the Merchants National
Bank of Washington City, through which
the Government will lose little short of a
million dollars, has had at least one good
effect in arousing Congress and the Treas
ury Department to a sense of the necessity
for a better discipline in connection with
these institutions, so far at least as their
Identification with the Government as
holders Of the public moneys is concerned.
In its design the National Banking system
is perhaps as wise and thorough as could be
devised, but in these speculative times it is
too much to expect that there will not be
occasionally some rottenness in the man
agement of institutions developed, and we
have lately had several examples of this
kind, and every such development tends to
throw discredit upon the system, especially
among those who are disposed to regard
it as an unHholesome monopoly.
While these difficulties cannot be always
prevented, their injurious results can very
generally be materially lessened, bya prop
er attention to the safeguards prescribed IN
the law creating National Banks, and which
seem to have been quite neglected in the
case of the Washington Bank, One of these
is the authority given the Comptroller of
the Currency, with the appreciation of the
Secretary of the Treasury, to appoint a
person or persons to make an ex-
animation of the affairs of every banking
association as often as shall be deemed ne
,essary or proper. It is of great Importance
hat the National Banking system, which is
IS yet in a measure on its trial, should be
placed above reproach, and in order to do
his, the law under which it exists should
'e rigidly enforced by the authorities. As
first step in the right direction. the United
'tates Treasurer has issued a ~circularto the
of all national banks which have
'een designated government repositories,
them TO render to him, simults-
with their transcripts of accounts
urrent, a statement showing the amount
hey hold to the credit of the disbnrsing Of
Of the United States. Let this policy
e pursued regularly hereafter, and period
al examinations into the condition of the :
anks made, and such failures as that of ]
lie Merchants Bank of Washington VIII be ]
to impossible. IA
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r MED1cATED ISnALGTIoE.-Thelett which
appears in this mornings issue on the Causes
of COnsumption-reads Caronie CoasumP-
hoH.-We call attention 70 this error, as the
series Of articles on the causes of this fatal
malady by DR.. Ramsay is of a particularly
instructive character. The letters will in
the future appear every Saturday in the
LEADER.
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BufaIo Mnrket-Mar II.

F~IoUR-Quist. Stock Fight. Canada spring at
So Q; extra state SIS se,5 80 white western and
Canada sI2, O0@I4,O0.
WHEAT-inActive, parties apart.
COBE-Sales Of yellow at s6g6T;; mixed No l at
"a; mixed hs9G0c.
oArs-cbicsg, No. l at ss@4ic; Milwaukee 70
947c.
BARLEY-Som' nal.
RIE-NOm;nal.
WHIsKT-Inactive
oBK-Sals at S3l, so.
LARD-Sales at 22%c.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Dull. To New York corn
lie; wheat 1Sc. To Albany corn s%c; wheat
l0%c.
REcEIPrs-Flour 3,e00 bbls; wheat %, e0s bush;
corn "a, T31; oats I62, 7G6.
CANAL ExPoETs-wheat 2s,5a5; bush; corn,
114,O7t; oats 81. 233.
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FBOuR-Unchanged.
WHEAr-NominAlly lower, no. ! Milwaukee club
held at 2,IU. Sales bOO0 bush. new red wetorn at
$3.50.
C~oRS-scarce. Sales Il, O00 bu. mixed western
to arrive, at Csc.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Stesdy. 40c, wheat Ice, Germ
81, ryese, oats 5%e to New York.
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RE MoVAL.
pEN0YAL.-Mr. y. M. Norris b

PEA0fAl.-Mr. 4. III. Morris hay
LII ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument square TO 60 Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance Of the patti ouAge so lib4-
rally Bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes BY
increased facilities and strict attention to the
wants Of his customers to merit the same in the
future Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted A good assortment OF cloths on hand
which will be sold a. the lowest rates, or made Do
in the best and most fashionable styles. apl2.RI4
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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Pregs.
NEW YoRB, May T.
GOLD.
Gold has kept steady at 100.
MONEY.
The money market was very easy to-day, an,
the offerings were large at 495 per cent. on call.
BREADsTUFFs.
The market was heavy again to-day, with q fur.
Their decline on wheat and -four.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
Petroleum and mining shares on the street thi,
afternoon were generally ! mited. Consolidated
Gregory gold was the only stock that there was
any activity in. 1t sold down TO 1915, and closed
at 1900.
QUOTATIONS.
Eclectric Oil 100; New York and Newark
Pitthole Farms 100; do 1875; do 200; Webster 30:
BennehoH Run y; Buchanan Farm Al; Central
22e; Excelsior 50; United States s35; do $50.
Mining Stocks-AdOh Elmore $50; AlIena 200;
Benton $50; DownievilIe Ill; do Al; DunneIl gold
100; Hvlman a; New York gold 40; Smith & Parr
976,
GOVERNMENTS.
There has been a steady demand for Governments
during the week from banks and individuals, and
higher prices are respected from Europe by the next
arrival There was a good business done to-day,
and the closing raIes were the highest Vfthe week.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
There was more animation and activity in tho
Railway market towards the close Of the day than
for some time past. There was a general upward
moyement In prices, and the advance was most
marked upon Reading, Michigan Southern and
Pittsburgh.
pRI GOODS.
The market ~issteady to-day and quite firm. 4
good trade done during the week.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
BalmOr8I ~Skirts-Brunner IS; Isabella 49,; do2.
q; do l X, 5Si do Misses %; Eugenie, 66; Gil
berts, IS.
COrsets-Thomson's French Woven B D sl2GI3
gold; do. c c SiI,5O9l2,50 gold; CentiI Limperatic
S3l currency; Ceutl Parisenne $40 currency.
Shirts-I " / dress shirts No p SIS Per dozen;
$50 SIS ger dozen; No. 2lO so per dozen.
Paper Collars-LoSkwOOd Manufacturing Co. /
cloth lined, $40 per 1000; DO Arrows So per 1000;
10. Ladies' cloth lined $40 per 1000.
Hoop skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic los.
Empress Trail l95; Myers IXL, wide tapes II6;
10. narrow tapes 75c.
Linen Threads-Darbour's Standard IS.
Prints-Allen 16; American IL; Amoskeon 15L.
Dunnell's IG; Freeman Is; Garner 2sJ$; Merrimse
IS; Pacific I6.
Spool C0tton-Clark's six cord 100; Coates, 100.
itanoId Bros. IS; Brooks Jos; Orr 4 McNanght
80.
~sheeting and s~hirtings Observation-Disclosures
:; Bates Xxx 80; Bay Mills IS; Fo-s stdaie "a;
iope IS; James Is; jamestown p; Lousdale 2:
lewmarket "a; 81; New York Mills 42IS; Palace
ILLS IS; Plymouth A 10.
sneeting and Shiriings -Brown-Atlantic 20;
-noskssg A sli go B 20; Appleton A 81; Atlantic
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CHANGE OF TmE.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns, it will be seen that the
Cleveland, Columbus d Cincinnati Rail
road changes time to-day, leaving Cleve-
land at 7:45 A.M.,2 PAS PM, and $40 PM,
arriving at Cincinnati at ESQ PM, 400
AN, and $50 AM indianapolis at s:45
PM, and I:45 An. Chicago-by the Crest
line route-at HOO PM, 500 AN, and
1880 AN. From this date, day cars will
be attached to the AS An. train, from
Cleveland, and run through to Chicago
without change. Sleeping cars run through
from Cleveland to Chicago on the $40 Pm.
train. Direct connection for Chicago, also,
BY the 9:45 pm. train.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Ispe.isl to olsveIesd Dale LrAprn.l

PITrsBURsH, May I2-l.4O x.
The oil market is firm. The demand Is active.
aud buyers are numerous. Holders want higher
figures. Weeks receipts of Crude IS 1000 B6ls !.
since January LIST, 537, 500 bbIs increase over same
time last year, 3s1, 900 bbls. Buyers are offering
15e; holders decline selling below 15Zo. Sales 500
bbls. A dispatch from Oil City says the market Is
firm at $500 per Dbl, and buyers are plenty.
Refined firm and tending upwards. Sales Er
June delivery on spot at 5THc. RsfneTs are Hos
cderiug Their stocks.
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Gaylord & Ellsworth are now prepared to
receive the calls of their friends at their
new boot and shoe t're, 202 Superior ttreet,
Their new goods have arrived, and thsir
stock is the best and cheapest in the city.
CHAs. D. GAYLORD,
J. E~NswoRTH.
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TIE CLEVELAND GENERAL HOsPHAL.-The
adjourned meeting of the friends of the pro
posed new U~nsectarian Hospital will be held
this evening at the Court House. All in
terested, especially the ladies, are earnestly
requested to be present.
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Toledo aTarket-sIay ~.

ELoUR-DuIl and dropping.
W~HEAr-lnactive. and Sc lower.
Sales new ambar Michigan at 81, %; new amber
at 81 so.
coRS-FiIm, astive and 1c better. Sales at 5sc
fer No l mixed; $50 for yellow.
kTE-Nominal.
LAKE IMPoRIs-DulI.
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stone Of the new German Lutheran Church,
corner of Bolivar and Erie streets, wal laid
yesterday afternoon with appropriate cere-
monies. A large number of spectators were
gathered, and the services were deeply in
teresting and impressive.
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Wool DEALERS CoyvEsr1ox.-The most
prominent wool dealers of Cleveland and
Sandusky and the counties of Medina,
Trumbull, Lorain, Richland, Geauga and
Licking have published a call for a conven-
ton to be held in Cleveland. In their call
they make the following statement:
The practice of putting up wool in the
State of Ohio, in bsd order and unmerchan-
table condition, has, of late years become
so prevalent, land is rapidly increasing
from year to year. that the wool in this
State is fast getting into diirepute and de-
Preciating in value.
The undersigned, believing that THIS
great evil should be remedied, invite ali
wool dealers and buyers of wool, through
out the State, and all others who feel an in
terest in this important matter, to meet in
convention, at Cleveland, Ohio, on We'd
nesdsy, May 2Sd, 1866, to adopt such meas
ures as shall tend to improve the condition
Ofohio wool, and to encourage such
as put Up their wool honestly and In good
condition.
skThis is a matter which materially affects
one Of the principal wealth producing in,
terests Of our State, and the importance of
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FREEDMAN's AID COM1ssIoy.-We publish
below an extract from a letter dated ITALIA.
dega, Ala, from one of the most able anC
thorough teachers sent out by the "Aic
Commission" of this city, a lady who has ,
large circle Of friends in Cleveland, VIII
will be glad to hear of her success in hel
arduous labors.
al know that you have been made glad
to hear of my success in this good cause: tC
know that the school has and is commend
ing itself to at least a portion of the white
inhabitants whose approval is of much con
sequence to the well-doing of the blacks: Of
this | have repeated assurance. l am treat.
ed with much more kindness and respect
han formerly.
The secession element is not SO jubilant SIS
It was two weeks ago. The passage of the
Civil Rights bill over the veto has opened
their eyes to the conviction that there is
still a power in the land besides ANDY"
johnson.
Three weeks ago, when the " Yankees"
lett-the Bureau gone-the President on
their side; they thought they had the world
on a string and l will give you some facts,
that have come under my observation, and
will show how much confidence can be
placed in the Slave ocrats. The smoke of
the train that bore the " Yankees" AWAY.
had not disappeared ere sthey began their
abuse upon the blacks. A good natured,
faithful servant living with her former
mistress, was told by her that nov the
" Yankees were gone, she would give her
her first lesson, and let her know show free
she was and then she whipped her, or had
it done, almost to death. I saw her wounds
as she went past my room door to her
mother.
A mother brought her child to school the
next morning after the troops left asking
me to keep q strict watch over her as her
former master had sworn that he would
steal her.
A very wealthy woman living close by,
told her slaves that now, the bureau" was
gone, she would have all her "niegers'' in
slavery in less than a year. She knew that
Andy johnson was in favor of slavery, and
he'd have his ewn way A very sensible
land rather more courageous man than is
usually found among them) said: NO.
mistress, we have had one year to grow
strong and rest, and to attempt to enslave
us again will cause II bloodier war than the
past has been. But 1 bless now the God 10
whom my prayers for deliverence assembled
morning and evening for forty years, that I
have lived to see these times-to see the
blue-eoated angels whom he sent, and who |
have brought MS out of the land of bondage,
through the Red sea Of their own BLOOD
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New Books Received by Cobb, An
dreEs d CO.-Gilbert Rugge. price
slice; AdFilt In Dixie, by Edmund
Kirk, price $1.50; Jargal, by Victor
Hugo, price S1,75; Recommended to
aercy, price S1.75; The Masquerade,
by John G.. SAKE, price Sis; The
Queen Mother and ROsamOnd, by
SHinburne. price S2.00; AsphOdel,
price $3.50; Miss harj0ribanks, by
Mrs. Oliphant, price 75c. mayl2
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, MAY IA, 1866.
EEW ApvERTEsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-Octoroon.
Burt & Dare-watches. Clocks, &c.
Beggs & McGsrvey-3 Local Notices.
Drs. Wilson & stesrDs-Mediesl Lecture.
DIS. Hunter 4 ~Ranssy-Medieal Letter.
Hover & Higbee-SiIks and Shawls-
John w Hsisley-Steam Engine for Sale.
Calvin Csrr-LOcal Notice.
City Of OlevelAnd-Sotio to Sewer Builders
Beg 5 4 McGArvey-Gas Fitting and Plumming.
Ford a wsgner-PArAsols, &C.
Strong 4 Armstrong-Hssheesh Candy.
Chair J Hospital ocal Eotice.
LID. Hudson-Local Notice.
Geo. Hall-2d Hand Piano for Sale.
D. A.. Shepard a oe-Furniture at Reduced
Prices.
Geo. HaI-Local Notice.
US License-should be paid without Delay.
Geo. HAll-Pisnos and Organs.
LIT. sbofeld-RemoYaI.
Robaok's Bitters-Local Notice.
Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters-LOcal Notice.
r. H. CurrAn-Looal Notice.
Job ghermzn-Man Wanted.
@ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
80 For Morning Edition News
see OHtRi0e.
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tbs BAR LBRARY.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of cur lawyers to the
meeting this afternoon, at Court Room No.
1. 1t will be an adjourned meeting from that
held last Monday, called to hear the report
of a Committee and to take action on the
organization Of Law Library Association.
We understand the Committee nave pre-
pared a report, and viii urge upon other
members the eminent propriety and neces-
sity of creating such a society. Many of the
elder and all the younger members of the
Bar are very much interested in the ques-
ton, and we hope, by al means, an organi-
zation will be formed that will reflect credit
upon the bar and honor to the city.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. J. Vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from 1 TO
2 P. NJ Residence-Esst Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl IL
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The Wheeling manufacturer begin to see
the importance Of this point as an outlet fol-
their Nails. See agency of Belmont Nail
Works Of Calvin Carr.
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ARREsrs.-A large number of arrests for
various misdemeanors have been made
since the last session of the Police Court
A full docket may be looked for To-day.
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LIScoLS AND HIS FAmET-Engraved by
Sartain, price s. 70, Artist Proof $40, is the
great subscription work of the day. Sales
immense. Ganvassers wanted. Apply to
R. H. Curran, at the Sartain Gallery of Art,
No. % Monument Square. Cleveland, Ohio.
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ERAYELKRs, REGfsFKR.
5DEpARTUREs.
ARRIVALS.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
EboVe Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, l60 Superior street, op-
posite the WeddeI House.
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the subjects which will be brought under
discussion will secure a good attendance
from all parts o fthe State.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

Received this day at J. R. Shepherds, two
cases elegant FrencE bonnets.
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For BIRD CAGES, Feather Busters, Door
Mats, Brittania Ware of all kinds, &C., &c.
Go to Jacob Wansor's, So Public Square.
may 1886.
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A nice line of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz, at TURNER & STRAUSS
South West Cor. SQUARE.
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at HalPs
IL Monument Park.
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A2l13; Augusta 10; Bangor 10; Cabott r 20; do A
20; Howard A 10; james p; Laucobia B p; Nasba
extra 10; Newmarket 81; Salmon Falls q; do G 20:
Superior IXL 49,.
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A book that all should read. Enclose ten
cents and address Miss J. L. Kirke, Gram
pion Hills, Dearfeld county, Pa.
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Look at ]. R. Shepherds for May Queens
in every variety.
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For WIRE SCREENS or Dish Covers 90 to
Wansor's, 80 Public Square.
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U. S. L1cExsEs.-U. S. licenses should be
paid for without delay.
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CRANES PATENT CARPET SWEEPER, price
$3.50, sold by Wansor, 81 Public Square.
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GESTLENES, We have the finest and best
Freuch Calf sewed Boot in the city. Call
and see them. GAYLORD 4 ELLSWORTH,
POP Superior street.
D.. GAYLoRp. J, ELLSWORTH.
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Album size photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, at RYDER's.
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Actual Business practice by a new and
improved method, just introduced at Bryant
Stratton & Co.'S Cleveland Business College.
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ALL KINDS OF Ice Boxes and Refrigera-
tors, Water Coolers, Felters, sold by Jacob
Wansor.
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MoSrAxA-PAssAoE stOO.-All persons
wishing to secure a passage at the above
rate in Capt. FTSk's expedition 10 Montana
must enroll their names before the 18th
inst, at IS Water street.
E. S. SrAcKpoLE, Agent.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 10, 1866.
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Beggs & MeGarvey, plumbers, gas and
steam filters, No. Il Prospect street.