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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

BROOKLYN DELEGATEs.-At a meeting held
at the usual place of holding election in Brook
lyn, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on Sept ID, 1858,
at Z! O'Clock P NJ, pursuant to call Of the Gen.
tral Committee. C. S. Gates was appointed
Chairman, and B. r Beavis, Secretary.
On motion it was resolved to nominate As
sesor by ballot
C. II. Babcock and F. Dalton were appointed
Tellcrs, and after the first ballot C. S. Gates
was declared nominated
On motion It was resolved that the delegates
receiving the largest number of votes respec.
lively shall be the delegates elected.
Motion made and seconded, that the Chair
districts the town into six districts Motion
declared lost
Moved shat proceed to ballot for delegates
and J. B. shull, F. Nicola, e. W S.andart
Samuel Sears, A B. Haight, and D. C. II. Bah.
cock were duly elected.
On motion, election Of above delegates wa.
made unanimous. Also resolved that they have
power to I'll vacancies
On motion, the delegates were instructed tC
oppose any change of the basis of representa-.
tiOn in the County Convention.
On motion, John Reeve, F. H. Droz, J. B
Shull, Jacob Schroeder, and Ansel A. Bett:
were elected-Township Committee
On motion, it was resolved that the Town.
ship Trustees be respectfully requested to oper
the polls at the coming October election at the
/ hour of six o'clock in the morning.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. -
c. S. GATES, Chairman.
B. r BEAvIs, Secretary
Sept. ID, 1858.
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The List of Patents.

The following is the list of patents issued tc
citizens of Ohio from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending August oath, each
bearing that date
James IngersOll, of Grafton, Ohio-For i'm
PrOvement in running gear for railroad cars.
Daniel B. Neal, of Mount Gilead, OhiO-Fol
improvement in harrOws.
Horace Whitman, of Kingsville, 0hio-Fol
improvement in corn planters.
John ". Flester, of New Lexington, O.-Fol
improved writing desk
Jesse Campbell, V. B. Lighthizer, and Pat.
rick Shannon, of Steubenville, Ohio-For i'm.
provemeut in coupling of railroad cars
William II. Main, of Liverpool, Ohio-Foi
Improvement in rotary harrows.
The following are the patents issued the pre-
yiOus week
A. A. Harris, OF Ravenna, OhiO-FOr imPrOv.
ed clothes rack.
George E. Hicks, Of Cleveland, Ohio-Fol
improvement in telegraphic instruments.
L. r. Richmond, Of Massillon, OhiO-FoI
improvement in seeding machines.
Marcus E. Ellsworth, Of Hudson, 0hiO-Fol
improvement 10 harvesters.
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WHERE To OPERATE.-A gentleman, noted
for his humor, travelling in a stage coach in
New-England, in company with several clergy
men, the conversation turned upon the Niger
question" One of the clergymen inveighed
strongly against the AbOlitionists for agitating
the subject in the Northern States, where no
Slavery is tolerated " If Garrison wants to
attack the evil" said he, "why does he not go
where he can make some impression upon it
where it existsi Why does he squirt his little
engine at a fire which is blazing a thousand
miles OFF, The reverend gentelmen ehuekled
heartily at this sally. and looked around with a
triumphant air to the humorous gentleman as
he sat in silence upon the front scat, and asked
him " what he thought about it % 4" You
gentlemen" said he, "aPpeaT to be elergymen
Your business is to battle again sin and to over.
throw Satan's kingdom. Now, if that is youI
object, why do you stay among decent Chris
tain peOPlel Why. in the devils name, don't
YOU 90 to helll'
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MIDNIGHT PROwLERs.-These troublesome
gentry are getting peculiarly bold in the prac-
tice of their profession, and are fond of variety
in the way of their exploits. Nightly are some
of our citizens made to suffer from the depre-
datiOns Of marauding parties, and no one knows
whs will be visited tonight or who will be let
off free. On Thursday night the front yard
gate was taken from No. 73 Prospect street and
carried entirely away, beyond the reach of the
owners. The same night house was entered
on LOrain street, West Side, and clothing taken
from it to the value of ten or twelve dollars.
Hall doors must be kept locked and low win
dOws strongly barred to resist the visits of these
unwecOme intruders. Keep your houses fast
ened, and then be prepared to give the raseals a
warm reception on their arrival.
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TAXING COPPER CENT FROM CHILD's SToN-
AcH.-On Monday last, little girl about three
years old, daughter of Mr.. Philip Potsdam, liv-
ing near the corner Of Fifth and Sycamore sts ),
swallowed copper cent, of the old coinage
The child suffered considerable pain, but all ef-
forts to remove the cent by eathartics or emet-
les proved unavailing. Yesterday afternoon,
however, the coin was skillfully taken from the
stomach by physician, by the use of an instru-
ment inserted in the mouth.-Cin. Gas.
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The following harvest report is from Cork
Ireland
The sickle is already busy on all sides, and a
truly golden harvest is falling beneath its strol e.
The crops Of all kinds are 50 abundant and so
entirely free frOn even the appearance of dis
ease or failure, that this may be called the first
year Of plenty since the famine The Weld of
all produce Is far beyond the measure of the best
years we have had for long time, and the eoun-
try may al length congratulate itself in the as
sur1nce that its trials are at an end. Even the
potato seems all at once to have recovered the
irmness and sweetness of its hest days In point
Of prosperity, Ireland need envy no country in
Europe at this moment
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e Considerable excitement was created
among our business men yesterday on receipt
of the intelligence that Warren County money
was discredited. 1t appears that the bills Of
that Bank were first thrown out by the New
York brokers yesterday morning. A large
quantity of the money is in circulation in this
and the adjoining counties. Bill holders had
better not be hasty in making sacrifices. The
Bank may be able to redeem its issues. It has
all along been claimed by the Warren people
that it is in perfectly sound cOndition.-Eric
Bulletin.
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GfqaL NOtifes.
FFIE BANK OF PITTSBURGH.


THE BANK OF PITTSBURGHl
Iesse II AIorle '. Henry K Reynolds.
Miller NJ. Spauger, hlchard Pat Il, f-o--- - r,o,,
- 49, p-,i.-, e--,,si II SmOn e.eas, Guy
aae 4 X NIevisTf I NcIankia ahcsa Co, Ohio
Alexander Nimick, William r. MIN
lex. Roberf PEBBLES. FOiiard McCOr-
mick and WilT1m Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eept said Morley Reyn Ids Spangler Carey, are
here y notified that May a. lss the plaintiff fled his
petition in SAID Court the defendants shove naned
in which Is al that at the NOvem Tsm s Of SAID
Court the Plaintiff recovered Judgment ss1st said Pol
lard Mccormick and william T. Carey hr S5S0 y debt
and SO y COSTS that while the pending which
ssid judgment obtained the Datif sued order
Of attachment copy OF which said Jesse
Morley lnt Henry K Reynolds that said Morley aad
Reynolds al he time Of such service Of process them
had IN heir posesn rersopal propery Of said Carey %
the value OF o0o. and thai Slangler Patrick Dud
Orr. Campbell, Brsdeu, lane. Meyisr. Juakin PEBBLES
McCormicS, Alexander Nsmick and William r NmicEs
claim sone interg m aid properly. and praying judy
sninst sail Morley and Reynolds much asgL
the plaintiffs said Judgment against said McCormck
and Carey
ne doendlnfs required sad petit1oa
before October 9, 1855. AXFELL 4 PRENTLSS,
n GRlSWOLD.
auT dow l96 Attorneys or Plaintiff
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TELEGRAPHY.
BY HENRY C. PERRY.

tOlislaIIy pab,hei A D. ISL III The wavsrlSy Mac
Clicking, clicking, ticking, ticking,
Tng.e, jingle and hum,
By night, in flight, in ray Of DAY,
l, drumming 90 aud come
Conyersing, nversiRg, reversing, trayersing
With message abroad or home.
Time not long since As Tempest Prince,
welded giant sway,
SmOte and rent as 1 earthward went
Satanical pranks 10 play;
Oak and rock, dome and flock, Iscathed and shook
With ruin, death and dismay.
But when the Philosophie Sage,
BY siken band and tnsel strand,
Brought down my law defiant rage
Abiect TO the human hand,
Art and persevering skill, striving beat my will
Tanned 10 wait mans Own command.
Dlrting now DER field and fount,
FUre-t, river, bay and mount
], skipping, tripping through the WhOle)
Paipitate from pole 10 pole,
Tyrant, Time nor Tide obey
Sentences Of fire inditing
Winging with electric writing
Flashing,-my Lightning roundelay.
Northward, Solthward, East and West,
Right promote. or Wrong arrest;
Markets, MURDER matTimony,
Accidents and testimony
/ in dot and dash array;
Candid truth, or speculation,
In half seconds annihilatiOn,
Throb through thousand miles away
At me now though Nations wonder,
And my destiny may ponder,
Every Ocean will l span,
Interiukng all the land
Meath the sun
Norway's rugged, icy bleak
Shall bespeak tn sunny Creek
Yankee. Afric Asiaic,
Orient and Adriatic,
Britain, Germany, SWitZ ann Russ,
French and Turk, Don, Dane and Pruss,
And The Hun,
In communion shall connect
Make Earth's parts Though seas besect)
All as ONE.
Thenits buzz and hum,
And tinkle and thrum,
No creature my flight can compete
With Thought, human thought,
Ny pulse is fraught,
And the word Of my being--BE FLEET
So title I'll not delay
| come, l come,
As the child Of the Sun,
Singing my rOundClay,-
fipuUv uynfuuudiug,
And TebOunding
Around and around
My wiry wayii
CLEVELAND, Chic.
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METHoDIsTs IN NEW ESGLAND.-FrOm min
utes Of the several Conferences IN the New
England States, it appears that there are, in
round numbers, one hundred thousand members
Of the Methodist Church in New England, and
the increase Of the past year Is about ten thou
sand, including those on probation.
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pbpsifiaIls & 5nrQrons.
% MOKTON M-D-PbVsonatbi

Dser Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Of Mid
wIiery and Diseases Of Women and Chiuren- DR. NOR
tead all calls his Pr5ession either his ofcs or al
their private Dwellings Dr. NJ discards all pos5ns
reduces his patients them simply
the obrucuu stimulates and tones up the system By
Those ed with diseases Of the Iiver Lungs Kill
noys Spleen NeualsIa, Lad nation Rheumatism leheT
Sfoml1h Consti paiioa of the bowels Bilious AhseOns
Gravel Srofu Selings and Ulcers Cancers Fistuss
diseases diseases peculiar the female sex such as 81
preston Pr5lapsus ULsrIa Ham0nhags &c, request
ed call Ills Mole of Treatment IS also completely
adaUted % Diseases VI Children
Dr. n has also safe and failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera Cholera-Aiurbus Dyseu
Dzroea Coc, Cramps, LOekaw. Fits and Spasms treat
Of the varo types siheT with all other form of acute
diseases This fiction imaginafIuu Of the BRAIN
New school System OF Proo and thorough reading o.
the schools Of ply c aud systems Of practice and
ili ~ w anu ~ oi 'leIl me
kndsof 30 rANIC Is sim les and com pounds.
HGi1iss aaa = sgea 4s are ssgaly .ept IN hoanc
Indian Remedies ADD large number Of Compounds, pre-
pared BY hmseli as Remedial AGENTS among which are
Milk Weed soveelsa remedy for the Dyspepsa Piles
Sc Anii-h lloas rus lof me AEf San1tiye
never all cure; Eye-Wafer faiug remedy Tor
Weak sore and nismed Eyes; Canker Medicine for Can
keroI Caonel cert and speedy cure r
Ms Bslssm Of Wta Cherry, for Coughs Ccds, Bronchitis.
Cuusumptio and al Diseases q the LunEs Rhumafic
internal or external application: Sovereign Rem
edy for the Choiera; Mothers Cordial 0r Female Friend
and other articles too numerous 10 mef ton
u n B. PartlculaE Attention Will be paid in treat
ng ali old Chrome and Private Dsases 70 cleanse the
rss the dead: bat he does claim that he ali
able Diseases and many that considered lncurabe
Odlce, No l5 L9rain 81 Residence, No 10 Church
ST.. Cleveland. West Side
~ p 5, Dr. M- would say that he give One stu
dent good chance IN his ono 10 read Medicine aue IL
various branches an2a-dlW&dosWtJniVh le9
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SMALL FIONA little fight took place at a
saloon on the river yesterday between two ''fne
old Irish gintlemen,' - resulting in some flowing
of blood and many blows Of outlandish wordl
The affair was finally amicably settled, handS
shaken, and both Joined heartily in a drink at
mutual expense
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ORDrSATIox.-Rev. W B. Clark, Of Ashta-
bula was ordained to the work Of the Gospel
Ministry on Thursday last, by an Ecclesiastical
Council composed Of the Baptist Churches in
the Grand River Association. Mr. O. has been
labOring for some months with the Baptist
Church in Ashtabula-CO CORaeauf Reporter.
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MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The American Ronrd

The receipts of the American Board Of Com
missiOners for Foreign Missions for the month
Of july were uncOmmonly large, amounting TO
S5l, 1886. Massachusetts, furnishes SIS,3O4 cf
this sum, and New York s., ,3s2. From foreign
lands and missionary stations Sl,2ls was eou-
tributed, including S3Il from the Sandwich
Islands and 5000 from Montreal The total re
ceiPts Of the Board for the financial year, end
ing July 81, have been SO 4,O76.
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II The steam tugs Dan Rhodes and Niagara
will leave here for Sandusky, one about the 10th
and the other on the day oftte commencement
of the State Fair, where they will remain dur
ing its continuance, plying between the town
and Peninsula and Islands. For the convent
ence of our citizens who may have articles to
exhibit, Capt. Greenalgh will be prepared to
carry freight as well as passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

The LUTHERAN CHURcH IN THE u She
Lutheran Church in the United states numbers
about I75,OOO communicants, 1000 cOngrega-
tions and 1000 ministers Its members are
found chiefly in the Middle and Western
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

STOcK SHIPMENTS The shipments of stock
during the present week have been unusually
large. Eighty seven car loads of Ohio and
Kentucky cattle were sent over the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, for the New
York market, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day mOrnings.-COlumbHs StatssmGa.
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COREEouoS.-In our report of the delegates
elected on Thursday night to the County Con-
vention the name of VIM. Lowry should appear
in place OF E. n. Deming from the 5th Wand
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States, although there are few congregations
in New England, and quite considerable
number in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia, as also in Western
Texas
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Zen lines OF tins (Agafs) Tyle make one square
FFAdversemens Loaded and placed IN column OF special
Business Notices. double the Ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising CoEiracts Will h unders ood 10 apply
1ircy 10 the Immediate Business Of the Adcrser and ali
ofher advertisements by the advertiser Will De-
charged extra S- 4,
and Religious Notices. 81 per cent discount
business Notices Editorial Column vii De charged al
Ihe rate Of Is -euts line each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements 20 be paid for IN hdsenc
Advertisements the Weekly, square OF less, inI three
months or less, as daily.
Advertisements IN Dairy and Weekly Il be charged 50
per cent. extra.
arages ard Deaths not exceeding ten lines, . cents
- s COWfES l. CO.
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Goal Dealers

1855.
wN l. PRICE LsGUEL CRAwFoRD- DAVID MoERis-
DRICE, CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
Il (Success5rs 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE tll-De3i-
ers in Bna Ilil, AIuera Ridge agt Chi1peV Cali! the
cargo. Odicc, Cover, ment Pier, CieHeland, ONO.
REFERENCES
T p Handy. Cash'r Com'llE- b Wand ------ Detroit,
D5nE I'lrrold ltseO. W Dsy5e...---- Chicago
Ja-dph Perkins Pres't Bank Rumsey Bros = 60 90
ts5n,u1erre ~ Cie.eI'd Parker Handy, Cash'T Ocean
Hubby. Hughes \ c.. do BalNs-.-.------N New ia
II n San-e- Csl'r Nlrh sack otf. Belcher = Co, do
ms R4uk .- -Datr1ir, y. q Beard. Toronto, { W
4 A. Albums, Cashr saw g A IaEleT----- - 20 ,
Rank Detroit mulu.uim -
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TELEGRAPHIc.-The following poetry, among
the mulhtudes Of rhymes and effGsions on the
Telegraph enterprise, is from the pen of our
townsman Henry G. Perry, Esq, and is worthy
Of notice, as being written and published five
years ago, before the project Of laying the At
lantie Gable was thought of 1t viii be seen
that the gift Of prophecy 'came Ger the spirit
OF his dream," and the present spanning Of the
ocean by the subtle fluid, was predicted as
thing for the future to boast Of The measure
is excentrie and good imitation Of the irregu-
lar ticking and drumming of the batteries.
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Drngs.

SOAP-LOw' Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Seap, .eavOrs Glycerine, Musk and Honey
Soap--wafranted genuine-for sale BY
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
II Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For sals BY
feb9 4. W. SACKRlDER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmeHt Just received. tgetheT with great variety
fsIs E W SACKRIDER
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J. II. JOHNSON, NJ D,
HOMEOPATHISI

THE GENUINE, ORIGINAL, North
Il Union Ohio Shaker Bounets. c0lored. II first IN
market-receved this day per John and his covered
wagon. myl9 TAYLOR, GklSNOLD CO.
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JesSo II Morley Henry n hcNuul0es
Miller NJ Spangler, Pollard MeCor- In rourt f rso,o
mex Wl.ian y 49,. bmon Pleas, Guy
faLIlSAi, rI.s TS-.ss Ss1-1sf ahoga Co, Ohio.
M Lane. A n. Meylert. J. Mclun-
I'm. Alexander Nimick. William r
Nimick. and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a cept sal Morley. Reynolds, Spauger and Carey
hereby notified, that May IA ls5S, the paintzh ed
his petition aid Court against the defendants above
named II which II Is alleged thai At the November
Term, t6, ct said Curt the plainflh recovered
uieuf against sad Pollari Mccormick and WHEN >
arev M 81 ~ ebf and Si 6l-lO0 costs; thar VIII the
sut was pending which said ju ment wss obtained the
plaintiff out order O. aachmen eopy o. NBleh
uas served on said Jesse II Morley ano Henry Key
nods- tha Morley ard Reyno ds- al the time of such
S III ureSs "a them had IN their POSSESSION persoual
nrv 81 si Carey Of saue Of 0o; and that said
S,1r~Ier P.frck D. d, or, Campbell. Lane. Neylert
IfnEin Peebes Mccormick. Alexander timex and VIII
ian n Niuick claim int Test IN said prupeItytu
-irsa Judgment against said hIorie7 and Re nodsOr
mne as WI pay the plaintiffs satl judgment agansis
NTcCormick and Carey.
me defsndants required TO aasSeT said gstitonS
before October 9. 1855. AXIElL PkENIlSSN
H GRISWOLD.
auT d6w le6 Attorney forrlaizsil
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A LII the above named defendants eX-
IA ccqt q Morley, Reyneds Spansler aud Carey are
heTohy e thai May "a isss, the painrf hed hrs
PETITION in said Court against the dffendanfs above named
in which alesed. that az he Noyembet Term Of sad
Court the 16 the pdn IN recovered judgment
against said Pollard Mccormick an Nsinm =. Caeyf for
s. $50 debt and 266li0 Gusts, That while the suit
nenfug hicl SAID ius obfainsd the plaintiff
sued out order Of attachment, coDy Of which
served said Jesse H. Morley and Henry K Reynolds
that said Morley and Reynolds a. the Of such sesco
1 hem had IN their possession sona prop
ery OF said Carey Of the value 0f S00; and that said
Spangler Patrick, Duff. or Campbell Lane Mevlert,
JunkIn. Peehes, Alexander Nmick and william R. Nmick
caim some interest IN aid prop rty and praying Jud
against d Morley and Reynolds for 50 much as WI
pay the Plaintiffs sald judgment sgainst said MeCornck
and Carey.
The defendants required 70 answer sid petition on OF
before Oct01er 3, ls5e. AXTEBL PRENIlSS
All aeu- ,as n Ni'i0 " 6ifo1ners 6rr51 for PHI
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THE NRW CASRFT

- = --AD - liz AOL Of I'M
- proveneut and refinement the pleas
tnat ne is now prepared TO furnish entire
new new IN the UndeT king line superior anything
ever before introduced Il Is ofhs fnctur- made
m the CaSke. form. and Is high " 0rnaenfH ell Win fbct
plate glass running the entire length ofop fu eprth
view can Be had with ease
The CASkEr has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant an
peanceR OF the old style of COns They ara periectly
ar-tsht, aud are light and convenient fo- rnspor
o1t ~ Pltllugl IN vaults or common tutermens sim
liar article Is much Dsei N eastern cities
Persons losing friends and wishing Docure anvthD IN
the aboye line, Will md much their interest by
AM iO themselves. where they vii find eVarV
at5snlloa gwen DANL W DUTY, Underisker,
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In Court Of Com
-mon Pleas, CuF
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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4 = ) = .

= ) =
l. c. PENDLETON & co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
~ awana Brler Hill, ChiTreWa, Ialimadge and New
HI.
Oce No Ova:ts Exchal ge Yard fooi Superior Street
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ suuerior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which Is
plrtiCuarly zdartedto domestic purposes, = wen = l
steam smith bo Lad OF the undersigned Asens
for the Company. -, -. L.
osfh and Coal delivered any part Of the city Of aqulI
which will not fail 10 please II lctt a. either oi our us
--ftbe toTe nf lsyl5rj 4 Hammond. No. 30Supgror-s
SGONILL x WHEELER.
~, 81 River ra4f nd * y
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Att'ps & GounsfIlors.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AZ
OLAw and NOTARY PUBLIC. Ofice over McBrjes
Drug Store, Berea. Ohio may6mr
BROOKS, BOARDMAN x FORD.
I'D ATTORNEYS AT LAW Atwater Buildm IS, foot
of Superior 81. Cleveland, Ohio
D. v. BROOKS w J. BoARBNAS. Nv Fos"
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS AT LAW. Office No; 50, SuReneT-st
Cleveland. OHIO 5 WILLIAMSON
Ian2l a q MUM
NHARLES c. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Iney aud Counselor al Izw-Ohlce p Super over
Cuy Bank. llnl2:9Ik -
DALMER& & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
l. AT LAW, Office over Commercial Bank -, -
A SPER, J.F. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Warren, rumbul County, Ohio. Once No 5 -
Narsei street 1ec--tlal
GPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NEYS At LAW. Office, Parsons Block, superior-st
= p sPAUfuTNG. I. C PARSONS
r. R c. PARSONS. United States Commissioner and
Master CaiumiSsluueTiu ca thaurerT tti1.-lttZ
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PAsTURAaE-la58

PASTURAGE-l8
TNHE PASTURES OF THE C|z4
\ subscriber, about 3O0scres, in the Cuyshoga itfS
valley, Will be o1sn after Nav lsf Per A.<ttE
sons VINO send Cows hereby nafsd thai theV iIl
be charged for the entire seaHu from ata OF entrance 10
NOV lst unles. hey i've notice writing the Tune OF
an earlier withdrava and also that the undersigned Wi
n9 9e liable or ANIMALS that stray frOm be injured
IEkMS-Etty cents per week, -yable every Monday
scribsr for tbs season $3.50 & -''
Apply az my ofhce over Msrchauts' Bank SuperiorSt
or 70 Nm Ford Herdsman, al the entrance gates near
Asierait COS Pipe Foundry, al his brick dwelling
mouse on UnlFersty heighfs- S. s. STONE