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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Greatly Improved Schedule for Summer Ira


THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY between b..
Northwest
On and after May 10Th tie Trains will run as follows.
First-The Baltimore and Cincinnati Exprr.. ua.
starts (Sundays exceptedl al a NJ. arrives az Wr
ing ~ 20 p NJ connecting al Benwood win Crrr,.
Ohio trains for Columbus Cincinnati and Intermediate
points, reaching Cincinnati at II 81 A. NJ.
Second-The Cincinnati and 81 Lous Express leave,
Including Sundaysl at sos y. connecting NJ Bruwoou
at 30 A NJ, with Express train for Cincinnati reaching
there AT p NJ next day, and connecting directly with
Express train for Louisville, Cairo, and the SouHwt,-
and Tor 81 Leuls Kansas, etc Time from Ba.lmorr 10
Cincinnati only p hours and 81 Louis only - hour,
o. Inird-Ihe Clhcmnaii, Dayton, Indianapolis Caro-.
81. Louis chicago, and Northwestern Express, leave
Except Saturday, 10 p NJ arriving ia Whrrlug a..
80 T NJ and making close CONNECTION all the above
ana intermediate points beyond the Ohio river.
Through TIC kets and baggage checks for all the mpor.
iani cities and towns may be had Camden Stallion ,.t
Washington city. To view the grand mountain scenery
otthe Road IN daylight, take The A NJ. orI0 f. VI tram
Fer Parkersburg and all Stations on the Nuh, r.t-r
Virginia Road take the 10 F. NJ train For CIurIBuaf
Chillcothe and other points the Marietta RuItosd
Jake the 10 T. NJ tram for Parkersburg.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
To all pOns between Baltimore and Piedmont tiA-
the A. Nj. tram For all points between Piedmont an
Vince ling, take the 10 r. NJ. train The 5UJ p NJ IA
press VIII only stop for wood water, and meals al r
principal hrstcass stations The from the Wc,I
arrive at Baltimore at $40 and 40 A NJ and 5i5 p NJ
THE FREDERICK TRAIN starts from Baltimore 30,
423 7. NJ, and from Frederick at A. NJ. tirauub d.
about three hours. THE ELLiCoTTS MILLS TRAIN
Mills at 8 IS A. Nj, and 2. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore al 4 20 and 45 A NJ aud q and ~
+. NJ On Sundays at 100 A NJ. only. Leave Wa>..
ington for Baltimore - and 50 a Nj aud % and
p NJ, On Sundays al p +. NJ , only. The fr~r and
fourth from Baltimore and the first from Washington viii
be Express Mai trains, stopping only at Wa,HIlg'OI
Jul cuon for the Western connection and he AuaTn-
lis Junction. Tee IS aud 20 from Baltimore. aud in-
SIS and 25 from Washington cOnnect with the Aubpo-
lis trains. The second trans from Baltimore MAST
ington connect at Laurel wth SaIdys Spring aud Euos
Vile stages
For tickets of every kind, information &c apply foJ
L. ENGLAND agent, or al the ticket office Camden
Station. w. 2 SMITH
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent l9i
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Originally, the church establishment was on
a scale adapted to the wants of the white pop
ulation only; since 1926, and still more since
1884, 1.-THE year when the emancipation com
menced, we have been gradually "lengthenme
our Cords" 90 as to embrace others. And the
work is still going on. We are still endeavor
ing TO add even TO the number of our churches
and chspels; much more, to enlarge thoee al
ready erected. These statements relate TO tn.
established church. But the Moravian and
Wesleyan bodies are also numerous, as you ar.
aware, in Barbados, and may each be able to
exhibit similar increase.
The Improvement referred to has been gen
ersl; but more especially has it taken plac,
amongst the emancipated classes, partly before,
and more markedly still since, their emancipa.
CD. Immediately on that event, there was fol
Tune rush, on their part, to cur schools anO
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ll76 pages for IS cents.
Now ready, and for sale al
T. II. STOCKTON'S
Bible, Tract, and Periodical Office.
$50 14OO Chestnut street $ W. corner Broad
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Cumberland County, Pa.

T'HIS weknown Mountain Resort, situated m Cum
berland county, Pa, five miles northeast OF Carlisle
will be open for vIsIlers on the 2Oh Of June
The waters of these Springs are highly nprceUtr.t
with minerals and are superior for drinking ana batuu
Accommodations large.
Fare from Philadelphia 10 Carlisle. S335 from Bait.
more TO Carlisle $40 Visitors leaving Pmludcpuro
Baltimore IN the morning train arrive the Spru-,
PM.
For further information address the PrOpnctor~,
OWEN {, NuANnI Lgp
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WASHINGTON, D.. &c.
For the National Era ~
FREE LABOR IN TROPICAL PRODUCTIONS.
Emancipation in the British West Indies.

BARBADOS, W. l., January. 1853.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

On bust canvas is sketched the last in
spiration of Scheffer's genius the last and the
completest revelation, in an incomplete form,
of Scheffer's individuality. Below is being en-
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.EWIS CLEPHANE

=, 5ecTeIaIy Hepublcan Association, Mana.
w Era Office, Washington d. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24

WAAT LONDON PAPER THINKS OF TIL
FOURTH OF JULY-The London Athsneuu
lately made striking reference to our nation.
birthday, and although it makes the " Old Bay
State little older than she -eally is, yet it i.
so well done, with so clear an idea Of the rea
spirit of the celebration of our " one great hOl
iday," that we copy few paragraphs:
In less than month from this present date
America will celebrate the eighty-second ami.
versary Of her national birthday Throughou,
the whole of the States, however divided by
political language and sympathy, by questions
of boundary and color, there will on that day
be heard IN each city and county one unani-
nous speeeh-there will glow one confederate
banner
From Massachusetts,, the eldest, TO Minnesota
and BrioOniT, the youngest born-from Indian
Dacotah, where the sun shines an indistipct
light on unassigned claims and unencumbered
estates of green wood, to Spanish San Fran
cisco, where 1t flunts along the path of the
ocean steamer and filings gold dust into the
eyes of helmsman and passenger-through an
afliuent land, which eighty years of 4bor have
maLyelonsly urged, Strengthened with ribs Of
telegraph, made to throb with busy agencies of
motive power OI Invention and MANUFACTURE
blessed and made happy with aPPreciable har-
vests of wheat and cotton and rice, DO less than
two inappreciable harvests Of freedom and
peaee-during one day business and trade and
political enmity will pause to keep & common
jubilee.
In honor Of that day the wagon on the prairie
will have its arch Of leaves, the lumber raft,
floating down the Mississippi, will attach TO
its rough pine mast Fourth Of July flag,
the steamer far out at sea will hoist gar
land at the fore; a motley population, of al
hues, German, Indian, civil and military, viii
make music in what, twenty yenrs ago, were
forest streets, and along the thirteen thou
sand miles of coast, from every cape and
headland, peaceful cannon will proclaim 70
the world declaration of American inde
pendence.
:. Nor in less fauored climes will the day be for
gotten. Compliment or sympathy will decl
with American eolors the harbOrs Of Montreal
Sydney and Liverpool. Americans will be gla'
in Rome, in Florence, and perhaps, too, in Paris
and in token Of political amity, and fearless o
clear and open search, the portraits Of Queer
Victoria, ,and President Buchanan viii hang cid
by SIDE to dignity hospitable dining room q
Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24

a Day SELL--About 4 week since a gen.
tleman OF this city, after having heard and read
considerable about the New YORK still fed cows
and swih mix, concluded to purchase fresh
mich COW for family use. So going into the
market, he found fine looking COW, with 8
gOod-sized calf by her side. with 4 muzzle over
Its mouth The individual in search of pure
milk thought he had fannd the very animal, and
bargain was soon struck; the COW aud calf
were driven home, and the latter unmuzzled -
But it showed no inclination to suck its moth
ers teats-and the secret soon disclosed itself
that dry COW taken 10 market to be sold for
beef had been purchased instead Of a fresh mich
cow Let those take warning who intend buy
ing
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lea lines OF ihis iAggfcl Type make square
r1AdreFtisencuis Loaded and placed column OF Special
Hasiness Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Contracts will be understood 60 apply
srciy 10 The Immediate Busness OF the Adcrsr AMI all
Advertisements sent IA by the advertiser VIII he
charged extra.
Soices Of Meengs aud Firemsn's Military Charitable
aud Religious Natices, 50 per discount
nusues Notices Ia Editorial Column VIII be charged a.
thr Of I5 -eufs tine each Insertion
An Transient semeniS. be paid for IN advance
Adveraine Weekly square less. three
months or less. as daily
Advertisements Dairy and Weekly II be chaleed 50
rcr seal extra
Marriages aI Deaihs exceeding ten lines = cents
s'iis Of cary Advertisers 'a'ii 'GSo5wi Is CO.
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DROwSED.-About six o'clock last THURSDAY
evening, little fellow named Samuel TRULY, in
stepping from a canal boat in the canal oppo-
site Hewitt's Block to the shore, fell into the
water, and before assistance could reach him,
was beyond resuseitation He was about eight
yeuTs of age, and was playing with his little
sister at the time of the occurrence.
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AID ENAMELEn GRArPs

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. tSouth sidel has just received fresh
% .s H'aiaetoy oae OF the largest and best assort
ENAMELED CRATES,
yer brought to tins market lie always keeps Ga hand the
uest newest aud most approved STYLES OF COOEING sd
other kinds Of STOVES 'i-'1 anu
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gIDe perfect Satisfaction.
lie also Is constantly supplied with an assortment of
eh Nare aud House Fuiuis hing Artc ies and lis on
anl and manufactures large stock OF Tn Conqr and
sheet Iron Ware, ali OF which MUST AND Will m,
sOLD, n wholesale or retail. for cash
at Prices to Suit the Times
al Al kInds Of JOBBING, ROOFING. FAVE TROUGH
IN &c Se done IN tbs most vvork fEe nsnneS ,5
on SHORT NOTICE. Ai---''t' anu
Iic rrooi o the puddng Is int chewing Of The sfps
- please ca bsioIe purchasing elScwhers Al lie Oh ard
well known stand OF = - - '---
s-Bueks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two sizes $50
s--,,, W L MARVIN
- .t----~Nly No south side Publsc SQUARE
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kILLED-A man named Copans was killed
in Euclid on Tuesday last, by blow from
club In the hands of one Marcus HoWland-
The verdict of the COrOrer's jury was that the
act was committed in selfdefenee.
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Drugs

COAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, Ceagoris Glyccrre Musk and ii0nef
Soap--waIranfcd gcnnEe-for sale BY
feb9 W SAckRl1EA
DRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair Cioth Brushes als1 Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
Bone. Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood Fer aals ly
feh9 y W. SACkRlD EA
Il UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortment just Teceived together with great ae5
'' 'fsisH''i' isss ''o ''''' ''''''s W. sAcKRlPER
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Bankers.
d. HerdInam g 90,

j. Herdnlan & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Il Coin Foeign AID Domestic Exchange, Oncarreht
Monev and Land Warrants Col cctions N the Ohileu
states Cauaia and Europe, promptly atendeuto
AGENTS forthe Liverpool and New YORK Screw
Ip- Ia which Passasccan be secured either 70 OF ohl
Al te advertised rates Passage can also he Sc
Iiverpoo to Nevs York Quehee AID New Or-
ranS hv fhs regular lines OF sailing Pzcket ships sot
fr1m Isvre Hamburg and Bremen 10 New lt * Drals
frui amount pay ale through u the C9ntlneni
a. F1 sd f,rraf fiian and Irelznd For further par-
lculars apply the Banking and E1ehsnge Once OF
rol7-atf II Water street Cleveland Ohm
4 ! WaITSKE- y. n srANDkET- G W sTASRAKr
WHITMAN. STANDARD x CO
w Dankers and leaisrs in Foreign ana DoIaesc ~
rR,1ee No S1rrrinr street We draw direct on Lon
don and will furnish Drafts for amolnt ~ AZ
ne urual pon IN land Ireland Scotland, france
sa fermaaV Coeclons made on all accessahic points
fhra1rhou the Tn, States ard Canadas mn-..y
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SUPERIORlfY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH-
~ Cd OF riueias Artificial Teeth over other known
ist SIMPLICITY One piece chemically united in all
is parts ald o. the slloe gualiiy o. material
n sOLtDlIN.-That compels ualureto adap. hersefto
atlainel-celsl9Tf gsd uiiiiy erer afieT
vlous The action o any known chemical aeeni hence m
olsse Or health pro2i ansi he egrIosye and osilfs
5ta. COLOR Bright. lively and a good imiiation Of
y. BAny ns,lOd OF producing sets Of Artificial Teeth
hemicaliy uaed IN piece that viii not pass the ordeal
las 'sest 5 aeogaterieit q irse Poreeizln
HnalTe ala Seuea Cases OF this number egly cses
sve taken he place Of Gold Piae work Ia the last nam
and al oJher cases where OuT have been
eomped wh In no where teeth have been paid tor
TERNS-Aee6rdins the nature Of the and gvea
PAYMENf-Upon the receipt OF the order or on dsliv-
Persons with Geld Plate can apply their plate IN part
GUARANTY. SstlgeetoH provided the ssras Of Pay-
Persons waiting information reisrenee VIII Dc gwen 70
tho-e In constant usoOf our work
We prefer % apply partial sets soon after the extracting
the afufal tee-one week long enough inieryeus b.
tveea tle eItIae'las and the 9ppiieaiioa, ..
viii sy ta our meats are sses sh3i We eaa an
within tuo dss alter the ARRIVAL Of the patiens-
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Those Of you ayels1ie % ms en.eIprlse, We VII m
of your paiiegis esses an arioulang modsls Se AeI
fte with reasonable arcuracy 10 the ttins aud urtcula-
tag model We will also make Block work to order on
I reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
ave observed with mnrh interest orthe last two
above method Of producing Auifria Teeth, and helev
statements Of tins Iircnlar eorreet-
have safed with care f0r the last three years
the method OF making nd app yng Artificial Tees
Iaboraiory Of Dr. Wright and a.soi gse aad can
say wiIh confidence that his plan Is The best
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeorify t-s kind Of Dental wurk s0
lind Of metallic plate aunot be questioned and the state
Wenf IN rglts Circular Of the number Of eases wher
AIS work has taken the psce guild plate, IS Mach
Of hs gold pale had bcen furnished By the best
Dentists inthe Country an not cuuyersan with the sue
q Porcelain work The aeds o. eIhers than Dr.
! Wright. H. A. ACkLE1t M
| Late Prof. OF Surgery Cleve- Aed- College
Dan P Rhodes, Prof J. P kirtland,
] NJ Iacksuu. Prot 5. Z. hunt,
! II MaFuf Castle, I'd Bun Md Journal
] N IL Whitman Vim W. Richards,
! = T. Sturtevauf, PrOL Oatcheu-
/ J K CuriSs
NB-Having learned that persons claiming to de ihii
work and IN many claiming be agents for hs
same will say that N date We have agcus
the IT, A. who have any right from the above paentao
such claim and hose II Is either Infringement
or an imu0sitioa-if imposition, lettwOrk cure
ii an infrfugemont we viii due attend 10 that
| NJ l. WRIGHT. NJ ID.
s.-flq Acfua y for the Company.
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5toprs, &t.

~ STANLEY WOULDRESPECT
y. fnIIv infr The citizens Of Cleveland and ylclnity
tt he lssonened Stove al No - Prospect street
ief, IL ,sliI saii Sfoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
tod .slalFtmeui of the latest patterns
Claa Pumps fitted mp 10 order Aisa ManuiactufeI ol
Tin Cope and sheet Iron Ware Particular attention
Jol wa1E done VITA dispatch All work warranted
oc ls-llw 30
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CHARLEY"
Your devoted


s.EgsdI. said Squire Markham, laughing
heartily, .'that isn't bad, especially about hum
bugging me- Charley couldn't have done any
better himself"
So saying, he sealed it up and sent it over by
little Irish boy in his employment, having first
marked private in the corner.
sBe careful, Mike, 70 give il to Miss Benson,
and don't let any one else see it, was the
parting injunction.
Mrs. Benson was sitting in her quiet parlor
casting her eyes over 4 late number OF Har-
per's Magazine Florence being absent on 4
shopping excursion, she was left alone. TES
The ringing Of the bell brought her TO the door
With surprise she saw that the person who
rang the bell was Mike, Squire Markham
''bOy of ali work"
"Please, ma'am," said he, holding out th'
missive "a letter for Miss Benson, an its very
particular that nobody else should see It
The air Of mystery conveyed in this harae
teristic address aroused Mrs. Benson's curiOsi
ty, especially when she observed that it wa
addressed to her daughter and not to herself
as she supposed She returned TO the parlOr-
not to read Harper's Magazine; that had lost
its attractions.
"What in the world can It be-" she thought
'.that they should be so secret about it Car
Florence be carrying on q clandestIne cores
pondencei 1t may be something that Ough
to know"
Stimulut cd by her feminine curiosity, Mrs
Benson speedily concluded that she would b
false to the res possibilities Of parent If sh
did not unravel the mystery.
"Here's pretty doingl" she exclaimed. a
soon as she could recover breath. $50 Flor
ence was going to run away and get married 3
that Charles Markham, without SO much a
| limiting a word to me-"
She leaned her head upon her hand, and be
gan TO consider. She was naturally led to thin
of her own marriage with the late Mr.. Benson
and the happiness Of her welded life, and sh
could not help heaving sigh at the reeoheC
ton
"Am | always TO remain thus solitary" sh
thought. ~I've half 4 mind not 10 show u
letter TO Florence, but TO run away with Charlie
to- morrow night on my own account It's odd
can't persuade him that the mother amt a
good as the daughter" and she glanced con
placenty at the sti u attractive face and form II
hected from the mirror.
Just the. she heard the door cPen, and tl'
renee entered She quickly crumPled up II
letter and thrust it into her pocket. Florene
and Charles did not meet during the sueeeedIn
! day, chiefly in pursuance Of the plan they ha
agreed to, in order to avoid suspicion.
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Dentistru.
DENTISTRY.-THOSE HAVINI

DENTISTRY-TH0SE HAVING
To such liberal VIII be ofrrd Having niTde
seents, prepared 70 use the Nuieanzcd Com
noun instual OF Cold OF silver AIiicial Teet which
has the Ehest reputation 20 thing here oor used Tor
is extreme IistnCss cieanuess durability ard neataess
One Iooth be suuued 81 life like a. 10
defy the closest Observer and perfect NJ Warranted
Sivs aad Cold Plates usual ffuu SO 10 50 per lu
sets BA HALLlWELL'S. II ID
Over Churchifl's Drug store.
iun-3.lEw OPP Old Court House. Public Sc
REMOVAL.
DR. B. E. ROBINSON HAS RE-
novel his Dental Office 70 his resdercc. No &C
Wosd s. four doors North ofihe NJ v Church. where be
viii happy all Of his patrons OF amy 9TH
ers who nav need his strvices-
Cleveland, March 90 ls5s-inh21altf
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At Prices Id Snit AZ Nm.
THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
A ) THIS is THE AGE OF M
ana refinement, the subscriber axes pleas
N that ne 3 now prepared furnish a. entire
&c IN we OndeTt kins lne superipr anything
=; 81 louuceA u is 9TH own made
N tne Cisko form, andis highly ornanenteI with f6I
view eau be had with ease 0f- n 4u4i iensth
Ine CAshEf has none Ofthe gloomy and unpIessnt an
.e ~ ne oll style OF Collins They are uer1ecfiv
a-sl anu aLs ser llhl aus, eonvcnieuf for tTns1rts
he arge line viii n @ much their interest bT cal Ing
and - IN nins of themselves, where they Wi eveiy
attention glgen- DANL W DUTY, Uuleriaker.
Clete 'and Iune 'a7-mh26:laT No 8. Erir ST
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DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
u bsr- BASSErr HAIR DYE. great jesiderliI N
e1pies,y iu5 BARRIERS hcufht. Which can bought in
large or snail quantities. fity per au you A.
purchase any other dye iu the counfrY that %
have % 81 for ynu the lled for inv ees
ana 60 uher Jar the same quantity. lou get a.
shade desire trm light shade brown sh3ds and III
black. au give the bcsl faction 70 euoers NJ var
ne Keeps natural apDcafa fancc For sale Wholesale alr
kelall bT w L. AMBUSH lef Suuerior II
nay lAoh5 Regularly authorized Agent
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u For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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Gats, Gaps & fnrs.

| q HATS! HATS! HATS. e.
The largest stock and greatest variety Of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found prefs correspond with the times,
jaHa6 T. STAIR cos, IL suPerisrSt-
EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
white aa'i eoored zirag5s for Insa and boys
T AIDES RIDING HATS AND
IL GAUNTLETS. .-Fine assortmeut hoN opennsat
my3 BUTTS a CO. . Superior St
SUMNER CASIMERE HATS.
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
S5 ,bs sgm@sS I've. wear IA, ,.o,,, s ,.i0,,,s p,,o.
Is SUPERIOR STREET
NHILDRENS FANCY SUMMER
api5 l. sENEDiGfi' 3 SONS Is Superia, St
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
anl5 l.. BENEDlCI SONS.
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
L HATS-1ust received The pretiiesi STYLE
offered for young men. Al BENTON'S,
aPs UaJsr Johnson Hsase. 3 Sairerior 81.
u STAIR & CO, ARE PIKE rs
LIE pared 10 furnish the Il
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTL ME- N $ HATS
The quality. style and finish Of cur
HATS
are las usuaD UNSURPASSED. mhla
Z 1888. z
Spring Style of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
L. Benedict & Sons.
uh6 Is SUPERIOR ST.
drnoI DroIpre
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY hORNING, JULY "a, Is5s
PLAIN AND ORNAlIENrAL PRINTING

q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every doscripiio
dono at the Printing Establishment of the Leassr Office
on the latest impr we'd aud most rapid steam presses the
best 81 sho notice, and reasonable rates Par
eaar attention paiito blank work Every DESCRIPTION
Of ndn; d5ue especially Blank Books Lsisers Joura-
as, Sales ia Ks, Receiving Books, Sc.. &C.
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7 u II. - !.
HnAINOAI

~ Vour Winter supply We daily receiyl ASPEN
dd cle for Slnves and Crates. which sell cr $50
pertou Parties wishing 70 purchase VIII % well - she
Us call AL orders thToush the Post once prom y a..
tended TO- Ofces aud Yards on q r X X fier -A1 a.
I. C.,is = r' Il Il n ''-nils 9-'i John HAYS CO