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0aMeEo Market-JnIX u.

So, 25ifor No I spring, sTI, 5O9I2,25 for red win
ter; sl4,75 for Ky. -Ft oat- a
~WHEAT-Quiet and lower. No. 1 spring held at
sI,s5.
~OoRN-Q-iet. No. / Illinois held at T3c.
0ATs-NOminai
CANAL FREIsHrs-sseady. Wheat I2Hc; corn
lie; oats sac TO New TorE. r.
LAKE InPORIE-l.aO tu WheNt.
CANAL IxPoR1s-7,OO bush wheat; "a OO) bush
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CUouNBERs.-These need not be the terror
they are if properly dressed and served.
The proper way is to take a few nice Gu
eumbers, peal and slice them, then put
them into a pan with sufficient butter to fry
them. After frying them about half an
hour, add pepper, salt and a little more
butter, then-throw them into the street.
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OPTICIANS.
AUCTION SALES.
A FgFfaN 6AbR-0n Fednesdat.IuIv

n lsth, By J. P. Hn, AGetionesE commsneiSe
lot Of household furniture consisting 81 Carpets.
OIL Cloths, Sheets, Table Linen, Blankets, Com
~forters, Pictures, Chairs, Tables, Rocnd-topped
Cottsge Bed Steads, Bureaus. Crockery, CastorE,
hpoons, Glassware, Cooking Stove, PaFlor Stove,
Looking Glasses, Wash Stauds, Dressing Tables,
Mattresses, Pillows, and numerous other articles
perfectly Indispensable to every housekeeper.
This sale Affords an exceneaf opportunity 20
dealers in second hauded ware- They are entirely
new, and viii Be sold separately With the privilege
of the tot. To Be sold wfthout reserve to the hieh-
est BIDDER. J. ?. HILL,
1yl4 Auctionssr.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

CoRoNER's IEQuEsr.-Coroner schenck
yesterday held an investigation into the
manner of the death of Robert Riley mot
Patrick, whose death We mentioned yes
terdsy morning. After fully examining all
the facts, the jury returned the following
verdict:
"That Robert Riley came to his death by
being struck with pony engine No. 3 on the
G. It ?. r. R., in the rear of the Marine
Hospital; that the accident could have
been prevented by the engineers being
more attentive aud seeing that his track
was clear ahead"
Mr.. John Ryle, the engineer, has gone TO
parts unknown.
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Toledo Mnrket-JUIy II.

FLOUR-Dull aud declining. .Hri-H
WHEAT-Dul and 4c lower. Sales CT new am
Der st 81 80; No. 2 amber 45c.
CORH-A shade hrmer. Sales at 6I%q for No. l
mixed: 7sc for Eo.l white, and SIC Tor do. ytllow-
OATS -le lever.
LAKE FzEIGHTs-DuiI and uominsl.
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Just ReceIyed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with iHustra-
lions; price SO. RhakspeaFe's Deli
neatiOns. by A. 0. Kellogg, q. D.;
price Sis. The Mormon Prophet,
by &. D. Waite; price 81 The Prison
Life Of Jefferson Davis, by his PhysI-
clan; price 81. StOTmeliKe, a tale OF
the Highlands; price S1.75. Life Of
James Stephens and 3 Hlit0ry OF the
Fenian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
AHguste Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply Of
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.,
june26 al SuperiOr.st.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LrIDra-I

PIrrssURsH, July H-T15F.u.
There is no demand for Crude for present deIiv-
cry stocks are very light. Sales $500 bbls bulk,
deliverable first rise, at 1l@lzc, according to
gravity. Refined appears hrmer. Sales soeO bbls
bonded, PhiladelPhia delivery July, at s5Kc; for
August delivery s6c 1000 bbIs for November at
42c; 1909 bbls for December at 43c-al for Phila-
deIphia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

Ask your druggist for a box of Dslley's
Galyanic Horse salve, It is a certain and
rapid cure for gals, scratches, cuts, sores,
nail prieks, and in manyocases gutter,
yeung spawn. quarter crack and founder.
Try it. 50 cents a box. Sold By druggists.
iulYll:s36
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AeEEr FoR rHE CRosBr Arr ASSOCIATION.
by reference 10 an advertisement else
where, there will be found the particulars
Of the great Crosby Art Association. Mr..
y W Sergeant is the agent for this place,
and into no more competent hands could
the agency have been entrusted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

Tns MATrbUwsE7 RzIsSB.@rhe EFFORTS 10
raise the brig Mayfower, sunk near the
mouth Of sault River, as we learn by the
steamer Lac La Belle, have finally proved
successful, Part Of her cargo of iron ore
viii be taken of, and she will come down
with he rest.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

sOHIFF, ELsOFFER d Co, 1sO Superior street
Opposite the Weddell Housed have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc. etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. jyl3-340
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'RAcEs.-To-day comes off the grand race
at the Driving Park, between "sir Walter
Of gainesville, and "Gen. Mcpherson" OF
Cleveland, it will attract an immense crowd.
Both horses are fast, and are comparatively
unknown IN this region. The stakes are
$1,000 a side-best three in five. Admission
is fixed at City cents.
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GovEREnEET sTocHsHLess active but without
change.
U. s. skies Of 1865, coupons, 1857; do Of 1881,
registered, 10s5s; 1855, I'd series, l04.
T0cKs-eteady.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago %; Chi
cago and Rock Island 81; northwestern 3sJS.
do preferred 653S; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 81;
Illinois Central 123; Michigan Southern s3I{;
Michigan Central 1904; Residing llOA; Hudson
lis; Erie 66N; New York Central lO21<; Westarn
Union I legTaph b3L.
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BuHaIo Markct-JuIy IL.

~FLoUR-Quiet.
NHEAT-Duli and 10 active demand.
CoRE-Sales early in the afternoon Of No 2 rhi-
cAgo at Csc; later sales OF 60,O0O bush at 70c Tor
No 2, and 70Zd7lc for No. !, closing quiet, buy.
eTs Offering 20 ior No l and hJlcers asking n.
OArs-Htavy and mac i've. ssles Of No 1 Chi
cago at 40c.
B~ARLEY-Hominal.
RTE- cminal. -
PoRK-Sales at $32, OO@33,OO.
LAKD-Sales at 2lc.
WHIsKT-NominaL
CANAL FREIGHrs-To Now York Wheat Ise;
corn l5c; oats SIC slaves HOO per ton and tolls.
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n. z. Cattle Market-JuIS II

| N. Z. Cattle M~arket-JaIf n.
The CURRENT prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows.
BEEF CArTIE-lst quality; Rhead, 81, OO9l7.60
fair to good quality $l5.OO917,e0 20, common Quality
lt,OO9l5,t0 0; inferior quality SIz,OO9l4,UO.
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras head, SIS, OO6gS 90;
LIST quality S75,00asn 90; ordinary S65, OO675 90;
common quality $5o,oo96O,oO; inferior quality
SA,W945,GO.
VEAL CALVEs-Ist quality RD, 1I@l2c; ordina-
~ quality l09lle; eSHm0n quality 99lOi
inferior quality S@9c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extras a bead Sf,O0ds,O 90
prime quality S6,OO97, 90; ordinary quality S5,0J@
500; common quality $4,OO94,5O; inferior quality
s2,2s@4,OO.
~SwfSE-HsaEy corn fed per n, 1OZ9nkc;
light and medium lUA@IOXc. I
The market for beef cattle Is without decided
change, and tbs weather being 3 liry exerted q
powerful isfuenee on the market. Sales were
slow at about isst figures, although the number OF
cattle on sale was small, and a lzrgs proportion Of
the cattle were put over until mkt week. Had
the weather not been so excessively warm prices
would have bsn higher.
Veals In demand, and prices did not vary much
f ON last week
Sheep and lambs sold quite freely lrom $3.50 TO
Ss,0O, ths different graz les varying.
Hogs have sVld moderately fas , considering the
very unfavorabls state Of the weather.
The total receipts Of this week at all the yards
are as follows:
Bsoves ans; o 1s3; veal calves I,se2 sheep
and lambs 1s,2iIi swine s 1875. r
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Milwaukee, Market-JuIy II.

FLOUR-Firm.
wHEAr-Unsettlsd. Sales at sl,es for No. 1.
CORS-Heldat SAC.
OaTs-Held at 35c.
Recommendations 900 bbIs; wheat 4S, 600 bush;
corn IL 200 bush; oats H. 90 bush
sHIPaESTs-FlOur 500 bbls; wheat 50, 600 bush:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

We sdYise all young men who think of
pursuing a business course, or who desire to
become successful business men to attend
FELTON, & Bigelcw's Union Business College
Of this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

CoNFlsoArEp-The sloop IagO, Capt. Nor
MAI, was eon6scated on Friday last, at De-
trOit, by the United States Court, for SNUG
Cling whisky from Windsor. C. W, to Cleve-
land.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the DebilItated and the Decrep-
id.-FOr general debility aud exhaustion Of the
powers OF ma ure, whether 0 oasioned BY sickness,
fast living, constitutional decay, old age, or any
other physical or mental cause, the one thing
needful and indispensable is HOsTEITER's OIL
EBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs. When the FIRE
of life Gems to BE- absolutely dying out ia the sys-
TEN and tbs mind, sympathizing with the body,
is reduced almost to a state O. imbecility, this
mighty Restorative seems, as it were, to Ifs the
sufferer out Of the Slough of Dsapond, and recruit
aud reinvigorate both the frame aud the intellect.
An cid farmer in the Valley Of he MonongAhela
writes thus to DR.. Hostetter. al can compare the
operation Of your Bitters upon me to nothing but
the efest Of q rain after a long dry spell in the
fall of the year. The Iain falling on the meadows
starts the second crop Of grass, and -FOUR whole
some medicine seems to have started a second
crop Of life and spirits in me-" And this is truly
the effect of this gratsfu land powerful prepara-
ton. Lsdics OF weak constitution. or whose
strength las been impaired by sickness or sge,
find it a most eficaoloas and deli ,htEul Tonic,
and it is administered with great success in ma
rssmus or wasting Of the flesh, to young children.
II f--+, ts "a a-h-sT aHd sUrur eSrdfat FOR
the uurserV than anything advertised specially
for that pnIpOse. jyl6 .
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

PoOR FELLow.-The Local" of the Plain
Dealer says:
aft this weather continues much longer,
our friends will have to carry Us home in a
bucket, tonight We have an idea that we
should make a first class article of crude
petroleum."
Wouldn't q wheelbarrow be more aPpro-
pirate thsn a bucket, and more in accord
ance with the facts, neighbor? Crude petrc-
leum is a very gassy substance But you
are doubtless correct We concede it
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

VESSEL sALEs.-F. A. Hungerford and
Joseph Babcock have sold the scow Fairy
to D. B, Sexton, Esq, for s2,675. She was
built at Fairport. Mr.. Sexton has also pur-
chased the tug Monitor.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTIOE.-SOldIers'
Claims collected Without charge. See
advertisement OF Free Claim Agen-
CT In another column. may29
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

HOUSE RoBBERY.-0n Monday the rooms
of the Deputy Collector of Customs, VIM.
Bowler, we've entered by some person I'M
known and a quantity Of clothing stolen.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

CRIcKET MArcH.-The Forest City Cricket
Club will go to Windsor, C. W, on the 26th
inst, for the purpose Of playing a return
match with the Windsor Club.
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MARINE NEWS.
o OF CLEYELANn-

EhTERED- .JrLT II.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit
Prop Mineral Rock, Mckay, Buffalo
Prop Toledo, Watts, Toledo
Prop Young America, Davis, Ogdeusburgh
Prop Csnisteo. Blackman, Buffalo
Prop Taper, Rice, Marine, $50 m lumber, Il m
lath
Prop Toledo, Watts, Buffalo to Toledo
Prop Prairie State, Knapp. Toledo
Bark D + Dsbbins, Kendrick, Buffalo
Bark Cen + sIgel, Woodruff. Buffalo, salt
Brig acadia. Fish, vt Saginaw, 200 m lumber
sehr Col Cook. DeOtt, Buffalo
Schr Watts Sherman, Powers, Buffalo
sehr J y Gard, Judson, Marquette. 4s7 tons iron
orc
schr Correspondent, Jeffrey, Buffalo
Schr Presto, Myrick, Buffalo, salt
sehr A Il Moss, Mo6ett. BuGsIo, salt
Schr D Furgeson, Carson, Buffalo, salt
sehr II Hartzei, Brown, Marquette, 44O tsns
iron ore
schr Vim Young Lord. Buffalo, salt
scbr 4 Hall. COllett, Rowan -
Sehr Mary Booth, Hudson, Rowan, 50 N lumber
Sthr ] @ Beard, Waggoner, Toronto
ecow Lime Rock, Fargher, sandbtach, lis m feet
scow American Champion, ChAmb. Rim. Bay City,
20O m lumber
scow Comet, Law, Marine, I75 n slaves
Barge Ontario, HOchrsth, East Saginaw, go N
lumber .r-f
Barge KenOshA, Jermin, East Saginaw, 275 N feet
Barge Saginaw, MorIes, East Saginaw, $50 m feet
lumber
CLEARED. 7U
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, DetrOit
Prop Mineral Rock, Mckay, Ihiosgo |
Prop C~auisteo, Blaekman, Toledo
Prop Iron City, Halioran, Superior CITY 7ss /
Prop Toledo, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Young America, Davis. Chicago
Prop Prairie State. Knapp, OgdsnsburKh |
Brig Geo nj Abel, Ramsdeil, Wyandotte, 800 tons
coal l
schr OOrrespondsnt, jeffrey. ehioaro, ss5 ton coal
schr Union star, Prick, East Saginaw
sehr Elids, Christisuson, Chicago
Sehr Ga W Scott. Cassidy, Marquette ssrf- 40
Sehr NJ Stalker, Stalker, Escanaba
Schr Home. Hubtard, Saginaw rrE
Seow American Esg E, B -aaan, Pay CITY -
scow Comet. Law. New River
5eoW Lime Rock, Fargher, Sandbeachi Q aiff 1e
seoW Black Rover, Jennings, tlinton
Seow Eagle, Gafett, Kelley's Island
seOW ZIG Williams. Stsley, Saginaw FL
Sow MARY AMI Lucy rOln-t-d, Sandbeaeh
Barge Ontario, Hockrath, Saginaw
Barge kenOsha, Jermin, saginaw $50 fe-I
Barge Saginaw, MoE1sB, SzEina1-
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sEET TO THE IHFIRNARY.-A woman named
Bridget Wilson. who cam to this city in
search of her husband, has been sent to the
Infrmary for medical treatment
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New York Morket-July II.


New York Market-Jaly ~.
CorToS-Firm. Sales at S5@sse for nriddlins
TIOUR-pun, heavy and unset,i-d, and 1cs2 {
lower. '
for extra round heoP Ohio; sieseSSl2,so Tor
trade brands. Closing dull.
WHIsKY-Quiet. salts st $2,2o92,25 for SeHt-
eTn. aLel srr n
HHKAr-NoBe. Iull and Sc lower.
Sales ofG3, SO bush At 81, 10 for new No 1 Mil
waukee; So 90 tor nov smber JERSEY.
RYE-None. Heat, and d~t0opinsS
B~ARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MAIT-Duil and nominal.
CORS-0pensd firm, with fair dem md.
Sa'es at S26S3c for unsound new mixed west
eru; SgL@spSc for sound do. l ~
OATs-Marketd dull and &c lower Sales at FOG
Sic for Chicago; s5c for handsome new crop JeI-
sey.
oorrEE-Firm Sales OfS,OoO bag, Rio on 2ti-
vete terms
for Cuba museovado; HAvSna lzc-
MoLAssEs- Quiet. r -fT
PKTRoLEuM-Firm.
Sales At s2esas for crude. aad ss@aoo for re-
hned in boad.
PoAK-HeIvy and lower.
Sales at S3l. l21z93I SIX for new mess, closing
1t SsI, so reguisr; Ses,tO9 1000 for old mess,
ST, 00@2S.O0 for prime. -
BEKE-Steady.
sales at sis.OO@2L5O for new plain mess, and
81 ,,5O924, so for new extra mess.
BEEI HAA-Da.I and nominal.
BAcON-Dull.
CUT ~MEATs-Steady.
Sales at ls1zSl5hc for shoulders, and l711@2pe
for hams.
LARD-DuH and heavy. Sales at 1s92cHo.
BUrTER-Quiet. Sales at 29SSc for Ohio, and
2798Oc for state.
6gEEss-DuIi. Sales st s@2le.
EREIGHTs 10 LIvERfO0L-A shade frmer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

PEEsoNAL-The Rev. J.. G. BurreIl of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Canada,
having accepted an invitation from the
"Western Tract and Book Society" has
commenced his lsbors. He is District Sec
rotary for North Eastern Ohio Northern
and Eastern Pennsylvania, New York and
Canada. .a5
We are told he may be expected ere long
to visit this city and address sOme Of our
churches.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

CROWDED QUA full report of the
TFisher Case" is crowded out Of this morn
ing,s report Of the Erie Conference pro-
eeedingS. It viii appear tomorrow.
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u. 81. MoneI Mnrke-JnIr M.
~. aaoek Market-JuIY M

moNET-stesdy at sac per cent.
5TERLINa E1eHAEaE-Quiet at I09aIO9a6.
GoLD-FirmeT, opening ct 149%; advancing z Il
l5I5s, and closing at l50T.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

FoR CHIcAeo.-Ths beautiful propeller
Fountain City, Capt. Rounds, leaves Bucks
dock this evening for Chicago and Mil
yankee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

GOLD PEss.-A fine assortment Of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at lao eu-
perior street. GyIs) Burr & DARE.
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Dried Apples@Quiet. Small sales at lie
and pay for packages.
Dried PeaehesHFirm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 26c quarters, lsc.
POfatOes-In fair demand. Old mixed S1,35
CLIO. New held at $500 per Dbl.
Lake Fish-In fair demand. We quote: No.
l Whit4nsh Ss,75 per half Dbl; No. 2 do Us; PicE
erel, No. l, ss,Oe9s,25i Trout ST,25; Herring,
large, $3.50.
Beans-Prime white scarce and firm at s2,25
per bu; good S2,OO.
Hay-In fair demand. SsIing at sIO,9O@12,OO
for loose from tsamsi S15,OO916,OO for pressed.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at s599Oc.
~Salt-Firm- Held at s2,45 for Fine and TZ,5o
for coarse 0nondags; Saginaw s2,45.
T0llOw-Steady and firm. held at 1OLa1Ic.
Water Limc-In fair demand and firm At
$500 for Akron and Oswego.
White Lime-In good demand at s1,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
PIsster-POweIrs land plaster arm ct sI2,Oo
. ION st Mil. Oalcined 800 y Dbl.
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LADIES Swiss WArcHEs.-A few Of very
fine duality, at no Superior street. jyIs
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.
QUIZ MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPoKr
special Dispatch 70 Western Associated Press
NEW YoRx, July II.

The money market is working easy again, and
the supply Of idle eaditsl i rapidly aecumulftinR.
1hs national bank currency Is . source Of trouble
70 the banks, and IL is very difhcult to dispose Of
Ths demand for money at The Stock Exchange Is
freely net at 495 Per cent, and prime paper Passes
at 61z97 Per cent.
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cLAIM AGENTS.
e. E. PkhSyOS'


Ostssihbea-
Licensed q AFRF 4 tIaf1 Asp"sf
OFFICE k0. . BTAAE. GNI n
henr Conrt HOUSE. On PHhiie SqHsre.
THE NEW B1UkTHnLA a has p sFkS
House. Three Mon he Men and L "a -
wbO served between april istb. ISL snd ApI1ls- ~
1863, can B0u hie their Dis hsrge- With IN TO CD
tain tbe1r Rguntysgi n7t nritf -ft o
no. Oar Ree 10 Five nollars, payable whea
q inis are settled, a. established BY the sot.
We collect Peosio5e, sourty, Back Pay, Prize
M1Ray and al other Ter Clsins. s
Land Warrants bought and sctd.
-. Our Special Agent, resident q WashipEtou
d. o., gives persona: attention to ALL claims hlei
By us.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

The WEATHzR--The following meteOrolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L, b. s~olomonsOn, optician, under the
American:
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A Remenr fnr ma u...,.

A Remedy for the PIIes.-Tt is q blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an e~fectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of le4 Second street, CINCINNATI, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
Iertng with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
Dr. stTickland'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 is
manufactured at No. s East Fourth street, Ciucip
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham. Cleveland. O. mvs:R5
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MIscELLANEoUs,
RIbhIARDsI RILLnRDsn BIZ

DILLIARDs! RILL1RDsH HILL
II ARDSiliIw would call the attention Of buyers
to my new improved PATIENT COMBINATIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity. cor
rectness OF angles, and durability. which IeeIlNs
reasonable pr1ces, With a enc stock Of Cloths. Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended to at my factory, is6 Fulton
street, New York CITY, W. r. GRIFFITH.
DROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
Il SUMMER AND FAEL-The addreSs of school
teaehers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others; wanted tnEtness LIGHT and pleasant. Adj
dress D {. GREEN, IA Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, u~petsirs. 5ys356
$50, 900 IA @ MSS 9 MT. A.PlSS 4: ~ !IIs7
And Wen-knOVn WAGEEBs Dan OFFTCE.
On Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and 6lver
Natches, Diamonds, Rfiver war;, gewelry, Gung
Pist0s. Cloehing. Dry Goods, Flames, Mslodeors, aad
al personal property and articles afvalua, On the nod
tafstacsory terms: Business strictly FrVEts. L.
sa6hahed 1881. N. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Ns6hes, JeWelfy, Guns. etc., for sale a. barRafna.
0niosCoorner q Water and Superior strests, over
o~t9S nav WAGNER
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a0TICEs.

The genuine Settlers water, direct from
Germany, go TO Hensch & Howe's, 40 MOnu-
ment Square. julylT-SS2
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WHITE .iWAsHrNG.-The interior of the
new Union Passenger Depot is being white
Washed.
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Resolr6d That the Centenarr BOARD he
strueted 70 invest its funds either in regis
tered bonds or in bonds and mortgages sc-
cordiDg 10 the charter.
The Pittsburgh Advocate reports an in.
crease, over OUTLAWS, of 81, OS7.5 81
The committee in the Ease of Rev. E. 4.
Ludwick reported the following resolution
ResolUed, That finding no cause for fur.
ther action, we recommend that the case be
now dismissed.
The Conference adopted the following re-
solution:
WHEREAS we have heard with great plea
sure of the very liberal contributions made
10 the csuse Of education within the bounds
Of the Erie Annual Conference by John
Blood Esq and Judge Chamberlain there
fore
ReSolUe6, That a committee of three be
appointed by the Chair, who shaH,sin an
appropriate letter, express to Judge Cham
berlain n Mr.. Blood the thanks of the
Conference.
The contributions referred to were $50, 900
and $4,000, and were made to the Endow-
ment Fund Of Allegheny College.
J. o. Fisher gave notice, through DR.. Hill,
that he appealed to the General Conference
from the decision of the Erie Conference.
Revs. C. R Chapman, ]. F. Wilson and
G.. NJ. Eberman were made supernumeraries
without appointments.
Reys- A. Fonts, r. R. Roberts and A. F.
Miller were continued in a supernumersry
relation without appointment
The relation Of j.. J. Akers was changed
from supernumerary to effective.
The Committee on Education recommend
ed that Rev. n. Norton be appointed as Fl
5ancial Agent for Allegheny College, and
that Rev. C. N Potter be continued as FL /
nsnciAl Agent of the Western Reserve Sem !
mary.
Adjourned 70 8 a. n. tomorrow.
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Tax Books will close Saturday, July 21st,
1896. II. s. WH1rrLEsEr,
jyl1:S32-d&w County Treasurer.