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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-23
H NRY ECYH,Knr Co,fae-,oner

HAVING opened under GadShv's Hoe.
L i white front No. l. three doors from Third
Street west, takes this method of informn q
his friends and customers that he is always
nrenarei TO furnish. in the most fashionable
and handsome style. Parties. Dinners. and
Private tertainmen's. He gives particular
attention 70 We Hing Parties
P. SCREAMS Of every flavor ALWAYS or
hand. JFLLIES. CHARL0TTS. WATER ICES.
BLANC NANCE, made to order at TIE shor--
es. notice A'so, fine assortment of FRENCH
CONFECTIONERY and. in short. every thing
connected with a frst-class establishment.
may 23-tt
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KEEP COIL.

TN order 10 do So furnish Yourself with sum-
mer UNDER GARMENTS. such as Gauze,
Merino. Shaker. Cotton. and Lisle thread IN
rFRSHIRTS and DRAWERS. Linen DRAW
Frs of superior quality and STYLE, large as
sortment of Fancy Silk and Summer TIES
Mohair STOCKS. HOSIERY and GLOVES
Fine French Bosom dress SHIRTS made TO
order. ar HOPKINS
New Gentlemens' Furnishing Store.
One door from 9Th ST, bet Browns and Ma.
IN lo-2t floral Ho.c's
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SyLVrS,F .6'S

SHLV EST chs
SILVER SWAN SODA FOUNTAIN.
Corner of 9th and H streets.
MAY now be seen in full play from a. m
lF1 to IL p. m and as the Ladies' come up
in crowds exclaiming. ''Oh. how deli htfully
cool and refreshing"; its pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond
No flaming advertisement with striking can
tons in stirring CAPITALS. have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish
ment bat the public may rest assured tha.
here only in this city can be found the gen.
uine carbonatei patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain. improved, BY which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh a. every
draught. S. R. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
may geo Corner 9Th and II streets.
News copy 81.
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Attention. Cavalry CorDs! -FoRr,

Attention. Cavalry C0rns -FORTY
MEMBERS, ALL OF WHICH HAVE PAID FIVE
DOLLARS. THE AMOUNT OF THE FIRST INSTALL
NENT.-A Stated Nee ing of the Corrs will he
held NJ Casnaris's Hotel" Capitol Hill> on
MONDAY EVENING. Mav %. at 3 o'clock.
Members are requested TO be punc!ual in their
attendance. as the Officers are to he elected
md arrangements comn'e'ed for Moonlight.
Parade. RICHARD WALLACH. Chairman.
GEO W. MCLANE. Serre+arv
n. B.--The cost of the Uniform and Trap
pings is not to exceed Fifty Dollars.
may Isl
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Hiring, Livery and Sale stables.


TINE Subscriber has purchased the interest
l. OF MIR. T. A. Rvther. in the METROPOLIS
stables, rear of the Metropolis Restaurant,
Jackson Hall Alley. between Sd and ~ streets,
md is now the sole proprietor thereof. He
has engaged the services of well-known and
experienced Grooms. and will give his person
n a+'ention TO all Horses entrustei 70 his care
- Several HORSES and BUGGYS. and
SADDLE HORSES for hire to reliable persons
ut moderate rates.
m 19-S. T. RICHARD HFNnTFY
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KEEP TIL BALL IN NOTION!

TINE warm weather is chasing crowds of
i Ladies and Gentlemen to MORRISON s,
'orner of and 9TH streets, to get a glass Of
his superior SODA WATER. They always go
away refreshed. Try one glass you will be
sure to call again. His SYRUPS are superb
Don't forget. corner of and eth SITS,
opposite the General Post Office.
m 1S-eo2w
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sixth Wara.-The friends of Mr. JOHN
RUSSELL, understanding that Mr.. Kealev
declines a re-e'ection) present his name TO
he voters of the Sixth Ward, as suitable
person for Assessor at the approaching June
election. IN l7-tel MANY VOTERS.
Sixth Ward-Mr g. r. RUFF will be
supported for the Office of Assessor bv
m 1S-'e& MANY VOTERS
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AN .a-~n-ned OI"c.'"~ OF the Working
ingmen's National Association. No . will be
held ~ The Perseverance, Engine House. or
MONDAY EIENINi. Nav Odd, 1853 at y
o'clock. n. nj. The workingmen in general
are invited to attend. z. X. OFFUTT.
m 2l-9t
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n VI FFncIn

" NUsIC.
lust RFCFIEFD. nv Fxnrcss. AZ the Mt
=, SIC DEPOT: The lone star Scho+tisch :
Melodies de Christv. nv Hnrr: Jeannet.e ::
Plume no'ka: Sortag Scho'tisnh ; Carnava'
~ Naples Polka Yankee Doodle no'ka The
hayatelle Scho'tisrh Dreams and reverie ::
0'era a Rome. hv Dre,ler. The senera'ion ::
Joe Hardy: Be kind % the 'oval ones ~ horne'
The cottage of nv mother: Ti1Iv Dale F,'n
Rec. new Etheorean song: Yea ''ia trne tha.
thv ka'v now is slee-ino: Katy nar'ing:
cannot live without thee No no. WI" reve-
marry: From the time Of earliest childhood
y steal TO thv lattice: tore.he- with vorians
assortment Of rus;,q' works su"h 10 H,-ln :
md Beethaven's Moses. Rossini's Fine M,e-
'n-. &c.. &c. kr. New music ~o"n;veI every
Tuesday AMI Saturday GEO. HIRTS.
Penn. av., bet. 10th ond ''.h south side.
m92-2.d fNa. Int
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EOPP'S 9 SALOON.
CIGARS, CIG.Rs. CIGARS.

A NEW arrival Of fine HAVANA CIGARS.
"A of various brands-the verv ne pi'ls ~itro
of the market-which nv friends and the nub.
lie generally are invited to call and examine.
Also. on -e'a'i. all 'he best brands Of Lump.
and Fine Cnt TOBACCO. Genuine Turkish and
other SMOKING TOBACCO, Martinique and
other SNUFFS, PIPES. &c
GEO. W. COCHRAN,
7th st. opposite Nat Intelligence Office.
u 2l-eo3tif
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FOR WARM WEATHER.

FOX WARW WEATHER.
nUR stock Of Goods for warm weather is
~ now Of the most desirable kind, thin and
cool. We are ready to make any garment a.
he shortest notice, in stvle unsurpassed
Readymade we have THIN COATS. of Silk
Linen, ard Alpaca of various colors; Drill
ings and Marseilles VESTINGS; Thread IN
DFRSH1RTS; also. GAUGE Merino ard Cot
ton. Our stock is worth a call
YOUNG h ORFM,
Merchant TaiIors and Clothiers,
may 2n-2wif Browns Hotel
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DE WISE IN TIME.-Dr. BROTHERS. IN.
- DIAN REMEDY for Cholera. Cholers

y DIAN REMEDY for Cholera. Cholers
Morbus. or Summer Complaint, of Children,
Dysentery. Darrhea. &C.. puts all connect.
lion at defiance. as being altogether the most
effectual remedy to he found for this terrible
disease; and when it is administered in time,
according to the directions. il rarely fails.
Seventy-five cases cured within the last two
weeks. where physicians and the different
nain-kil'ers had failed, by the use Of DR.. Bro
hers Cholera Remedy. which will always in
variably check it in few hours. A cure will
be guaranteed. or the money refunded. Pre-
JARED and sod at the Gerna1u MeaicH Office
of Drs. BROTHERS Il GRAY, opposite the
Smithsonian Institution, Island.
NAV 21-eo 2M*
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nFMOCRATS RALLY RALLY! RALLY 4,
II The Democrats of the respective Wards
are reques ed to hold Ward meetings imme1i-
ately. and elect Delegates to a Democratic City
Convention. to nominate candidates for the
Municipal Offices TO be filed bv election on the
frs' Monday in June The time and place of
holding the election will be announced in q
future no ice. m 23-2t
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Clark Mill, and tbs President.

We are gratified to learn that the recent
meeting between President Pierce and
the artist Mills, was every way satisfac
tory. The President assured Mr.. Mills
of his deep interest in his works of art,
and that he would do all in his power to
promote them.
The artist, we understand, is progress
ing steadily with his buildings and
grounds on Greenleaf's Point. He is
laying out his establishment there on
scale worthy of his genius and Of the
land that gave him birth. We hope that
the civil authorities will use all their ia
cilities for encouraging his enterprise.
Mr.. Mills will soon submit to the Presi-
dent q plan of his equestrian statue of
Washington. From what we have learned
of its details, we have no doubt it will
give perfect satisfaction. He will repre-
sent the great man in position similar
to that he occupied when crossing the
Delaware. with his right arm raised and
pointing across the icy river to the shores
and battle ground Of Trenton. This
thought is happy one, and Mr.. Mills has
all the genius and tact necessary to carry
it out to perfection.
1t is to be hoped that Congress will at
once increase the appropriation for this
equestrian statute to the requisite amount.
Now is the time to carry this great work
through at once. The national Treasury
is full, and gold is flowing into it from
various sources at rapid rate. The ON
nous condition of Europe admonishes us
that we may be ere long called to employ
our spare funds in a different way, and
what we do for American art should be
done Immediately.
There is no hope of cultivating taste
for American art, except by the produc-
ton and encouragement of American
works. 1t is all in vain, and worse than
in vain, to expect that the people of this
country will take much practical interest
in works of art, if they are to be Of an ex-
clusively foreign character. The people
do not want Roman togas, and halfnakcd
Italian statues they want and will have
American memorials of the men of our
own broad and beautiful land-the broad
est and most beautiful Of any on which
the sun shines-and they will be satisfied
with nothing else.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-23

On Dr-That William Il. Hope, editor
of the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, is to
have a clerkship in the General Post
Office, worth $500 per annum: and
that G. Westcott, brother to the ex-
Senator from Florida, is to take the
editorial chair of the Pennsylvania.
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Ell ECTINN NOTICES.

Co''"rtor.-LEMUE j. MIDDLETON is
candidate for the off &c of City Collector and
will be supported generally by TIE Peonle:
m 23-te* M PARTY
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-23

SECRET OF Success. The New York
Tribune estimates the annual expenditure
Of New York men of business in adverti-
sing at over two millions of dollars.
No wonder Gotham is something of a
village!
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-23

Spirit Rapping-Gents knocking at the
different doors as they go home late at
night.
We see it stated in the late foreign pa
pers that Douglass Jerrold is soon to
visit America.
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Third yyer'-Mr EDIroR: Please an
nounce RICHARD Fl. LASKEY. ESQ. as q
C candidate for the Board Of Common Council
for the Third Ward. A VOTER
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~ Communications intended for ptblica-
ton in the Ersning Star must be aocompa-
MED with the name of the author.
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Cssv COalnctor.-The friends of ROBERT
J. ROCHE, the present incumbent, submit his
name to the favorable consideration of the vo-
tiers for reelection to the Office of Collector of
Taxes m Is
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7.h Ward.-Please announce WIN. Fl.
BANBERGER as a candidate for the Board of
Common Council at the ensuing June election.
and oblige many
m Is VOTERS.
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RT,HER, the applicant for an appoint
ment on the Orange Railroad, is steady,
careful, industrious man. He should be
appointed.
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10 All recommendations for Office, or COM
rnunications of private character, and in
tended for individual benefit, must be paid
for before insertion, or payment guaranteed
By some responsible person.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-23

First Ward.-J. L. CATHCART is pre-
sented to the voters of the First Ward as
candidate for the Board of Common Council
at the coming ec+ion, and viii be sunnor.ed
nv I'm 2l-+e1 THE VOTERS.
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DAY RUM, BAY RUM. BAY RUM.!,-
- One barrel of Genuine Bay Rum. Also.
five cases do. do in bottles. Just received d.
rest from the Island Of ST. Thomas. for sale
low either by tho gallon OF bottle. bv
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and eth sts.
m 23-7t
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U. S. MARINE BAND.-This large and
we'll managed band of musicians performed
at the Presidents House last Saturday
evening. The attendance was very large,
and the performances gave the highest
satisfaction. We know of no band in the
country that performs in the same taste
and skill than the Marine Band attached
to the U. S. Barracks in this city.
The performances will take place again
on Wednesday evening next, at the Capt.
toll.
P. S. The number of instruments are
increased-thanks to the Star, and the
kindness ofthose concerned. Now let the
Government give the band better place
to perform in-Iet it raise their seats much
higher from the ground, and keep the area
clear and the sovereigns will be content.
You must please the people.
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The fare to Bangor from Boston, by
water, is now two dollars.
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Roots Wonderful Daguerreofyp

Go to Roor's No matter whether
1t he clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth he traces,
Mutitudes Of lovely faces.
Roor's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street. mar 81
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Second Wa-a. II Mn. ED1ToR Please
announce G. J. Garfield. as a suitable can.
didate, for the Board of Common Council, at
the ensuing election, and oblige
m lite A VOTER.
S~nor" Vv.-I I've are authorized to say
hat B. WILLETT has consented to be can
dida'e for Alderman, and will he snnnorted by
m 20-te MANY VOTERS.
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Those who wisi, Da pucrreotyPcs
taken in the highest perfection of the art.
will, of course, call on WHIrEHURsr, he being
the recipient of the highest premium award
ed to Daguerreotypists at the late Fair Of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue. near
L! street. mar 81
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To Strangers and citizens. -
THOMPsON's DAGUERREoTYPEs are unsurpass-
ed by any, for boldness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish a first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
deavors to please visiters. and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures OF
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
between Al and 9th streets, Lane & Tucker s
building. feb Is
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31
SfAfG Eais..

he Annual Ohio Stale Fair will be held ia
Dayton. on the goth 2lst 22nd 23d and 24th drys
of September. The fair last year exeelled all its
predecessors in magnitude, n,agnifeeece and va
rety. It'll expected that the Dayton Fair will be
superior to the last if possible. Every man in
Ohio farmer or not, should endeaVar 10 be present
during the FIVE days of the exhibition. Farmers
TO them, and whatever improves and benefits the
farmer benefits all. The managers. with the ex-
perience of former years will be enabled TO make
more extended, and liberal arrangements for The
accommodation of articles fer exhibition exhibitors
spectators &c. Portage county will be well rep
resented without doubt. 1t won't do to be behind
never have yet, and it is too late in the day
to begin to go backwards now. Hurra for Day
ton.
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Obcraig2 College.

Last week Tuesday and Wednesday,, the an
nusl commencement of the Obern CaIlsse took
place. Friends who were in attendance inform
us that the exercises were of the most interesting
and entertaining character. Oberlin may well be
proud of this institution. The founders and sus
taners of the college have had hard struggle &c
keep their heads above water, but we are happy
to say their days of trial in that matter are passed
The number of students now in attendance is 1920.
Four hundred and ffty-nine of the above number
are ladies' very large number were present
during the commencement days. All were pleas
ed, gratifed and benefited by the meeting.
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Fr,,,klin 3 yyarren z. ss,

Committees. representing the F. & W., ami e.
& P. r. R.. met at the Collins House in this vii
lage on Monday last. and agreed upon the location
ofa Depot for the interchange of business between
the roads. The point agreed upon is fourteen hum
drsd feet north fthe present depot, on land owned
by H. Y. Beebe, Esq.
This, then, will be the location OF the Road, if
Ravennlans present their subscription of stock ss
pledged Otherwise the Road will go two miles
northiof Us. Let then the fair and wise cou ee be
pursued promptly, and we have this important
Rand through our village. Letthere be an unwse
holding back now. and the Franklin and Warren
company, pdt be justified in taking The Road from
rs, and we shall have life time in which leisure
/ ", but vanly to regret onr unfortunate mistake
Let US, one and all, attend the meeting next Sat
urday night, prepared to act decisveIy, and be-
comes u.s. taking into view immediate interests aad
prospective advantage.
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OR
SATANIC LICENSE.

SATANIC LlCENSF.
Ii will be l2mo volume Of about SUI pages
bound in cloth. 1t is written with great power
and beauty, and depicts as with letters oil hre,
the dreadful evils which follow in the train OF
disiilling, vending. and selling ardent spirits;
and the absolute necessity of prohIbttory laws
TO prevent It's sale and use, The contents OF
this thrilling work. which is destined to cause
commolion in :he world. are as follows:
CRATER I.-Usnges of Society-Eftects'
Il,-Shocking results.
lli.-Entering the Vortex.
lV.-The Villa.
V.-The Lowiy Cot.
VI.-The Board of Excises.
VH.-The Satanic License Horrible
Dream.
VlII.-The Temperance Meeting.
IX.-The Change
X.-Resuming the Work of Death.
Xl.-1'he peIiii'n.
XlI.-The issue.
XlIl.-1hs Experience Meeting.
XlV.-Vi!lainy Detected.
XV.--A Pocket Argument.
XVI.--Force OF Public Sentiment.
XVIlI.--Legi'inat Fruits.
XiX.--The Closing Scene.
We bespeak the cooperation of Temperance
organizations and indiv'dua, friends of Tem-
peranc. in vigorous circulation oi this work.
Place q copy in every family IN the land, and
drum<e,l Jag will som cease
JEwErr, PRooroR & WoRTHINGToN.
1235Ay Cleveland, Ohip.
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Correspondence Of the Ohio Star.
CLEVELAND Aug. %, 1883.


DEAR STAR "A short sojcurn in the city of
the Lakes has been very pleasant to Ia the
+" Forest City, as every where else 10 the West
at the present tine casodrd is the watehword-
Only few years ago Cleveland was but small
town, large and ihrising city. Nearly every
branch Of business viii be found here. The Com
mel cal business is very large, and increasing rap
Idly.
The Churches quite numerous; many of
them are beautiful and elegant structures The
Educational interests we'll cared for, though
many improvements will in course Of time, be nj de-
new Female Seminary has just been completed,
elegantly and iastily built rejecting great credit
upon its projectors, and is truly ornament to
the city. The Water Cure Establishment, Ioca-
ted about two miles from the Court House very
pleasant retreat, and has been literally patronized
Hotels can be found here conducted on plan of
magnifcence, and liberality, not exceled west of
New York.
The Cemetery Erie ST., though not large, is
prettiIy laid out, and will repay visit. A new
Cemetery has been purchased and recently laid
out, but is not very desiraby located. Many spot
can be Tointed out that would be more appropriate
nifty becoming the ''cy of the Dead"
Nothing new strange, business coming up
little. This is excellent Market for any thing
any one wishes TO sell. Good articles will always
command good prices.
A poultry exhibition is TO be held in this city
early iu September. Probably some tall spec-
mems of chickens win be seen. Considerable in
terest is manifested, and the exhibition will be
large
Last Sabbath evening, in company with friend,
attended the second Baptist Church, Rev. j.
Fl yatt Smith, Pastor. After delivering an elo-
quent discourse, to which all were very attentive,
Mr.. Smith presented to his audience an old col
ored Baptist clergyman from Kentucky, who is
travelling in the north to raise funds for the pur
chase of his son, regular Baptist Clergyman -
Much interest was shown and considerable - ma
terial aid 81 contributed. This is certainly free
country Minister buying Minister! Father
buying son Any enc who doubts the truthful
ness of !. Uucle Toms Cabin,'' would but need
to see one such scene this to convince him of
its reality. In the audience, as am informed was
Southern slave holder, who is stopping for few
days in the city.
The lofty Southerner rides in his elegant car
rage, driven by his iveried sldUe; above the
honest freeman; is courted and petted, and for
what! For his benevolence, or doing as he would
be done by? Oh 60 He rolls in wealth. earned
by unrequted toll. To this he is indebted for his
station and rank! in free America His brother
comes, not in grandeur but humby, begging few
dollars to buy a brother, and is scarcely noticed,
passed by on the other side. No comment is nec-
essary. Yours &c.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

"A CALL.-PursuaDt to vote of adjournment
passed at the Woman's Rights Convention held
Syracuse, Sept. s, 9 and IL, 1852, Conven-
ton will be held at Cleveland O., The 5th and
9th October 1858, to consider the rights of
Citizenship, and IN how far Women are enti-
tied thereto.
All persons, Men and Women, who are will
ing to discuss The greut questions of Human
Rights, irrespective of sex, are invited TO par
licipote in the proceedings of the Convention,
aad thus aid. by casting in their mite to the
treasury of Thought, in evolving The Truth.
E. CAKES SMITH,
In behalf of the Central Committee.
Brooklyn L. !, Nav Is, 1858.
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Eg e VI oV AL.
JEWETT. PROCTOR & W0RTHINGTON,

n ESPECTFULLY announce to their frien IS
u and The public. that they have removed
to the large and comrnodi ous store, No. 162
Superior Street, which they have f'.ed up in q
style Of elegance and convenience unsurpassed
by any store iu Northern Ohio. and have filled
i, with d large and we'll selected stock of
Theological. Miscellaneous and ScAoo1 Books,
Blank Books. Stationery, &c.
All of which the public are respectfully invited
10 call and examine.
Grateful for the favors and patronage which
have been bestowed upon lhem for the pos. two
years, they hope by st let attention TO business,
with the increased faciilies which they now
possess, to mer: o continuance OF the same.
JEwETT. PRoCToR & WoRTHINoToN,
lo2 Superior street, Cleveland.