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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22

BrRGLARs.-Our city has been alarmingly in.
Tested with burglars of late. In instance Lately
come 10 our knowledge, three cords of hickory
wood with Par of the shed in which it was stored,
was stolen. Not far distant fiom this depreciation
house wa entered through the cellar window,
when the robbers lighted two candles and pro
ceedej to ransaek the building throughout until
they were disturbed by the inmates of the
house, when they unlocked door and deeamped,
leaving in their haste, six shooter with the con-
tents Of which the next dsturbers Of the peace in
that locality viii probably be greeted The thieves
took as booty one pair of fur gloves valued at
twenty shilIings. Overcoats and hats are safe no.
where save behind a securely locked door as halls
are entered every day by bold thieves.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
NEW YnRI,
EROH Nl-N Abbh
New YoRK, Nov 20.

New YORK, Nov 20.
/ AZ the Peoples Convention, last evening, sam
I B. RugglCs American, was nominated for City
Comptroller by vote Of 2l 10 20 for Hawes, Re
! publican.
\ young man by the name Of Hamilton was ar.
rested yesterday on charge of being an accompice
with Reed, the Post Office clerk, accused of rob
bing letters.
The following unnegotiated drafts were found on
Hamilton, viz:
Check in favor of ;. Hutchings & Co, signed r.
W. Brandey & CO.. Draft from State Bank OF South
Carolina on Atlantic Bank, Boston, signed r. NJ.
Lee, Cashier; Order from Fletcher's Banking Of
flee, indianapolis Indiana, in favor Of P J.. May
hew & CO.: Letter from j. Laughlin, Brooklyn, y.
Y, to Rev. William p. Morrow, enclosing q draft
for $500.
Secret agents from persons in high standing in
Mexico are in Washington urging thaERTesident to
take deeded measures in relation O4Ahrs in that
country.
The Postmaster General has received from the
owners of the Astor House, n. Y, proposition
to sell that building for site for the City Post Of
flee.
Herring's great picture Of the Village Black
smith, which has attracted so much attention here
and in Philadelphia, Boston, and other places,
has been bought by the Cosmopolitan Art Asso-
ciatiOD
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MARNE.-The steamer North Sar is now ten
days past due and nothing is heard of her. The De-
troii Advertiser Of Saturday says:
The steamer North Star is now seven or eight
days past due she having left this place the night
of the 9th inst Some fears are entertained that
she may have met with trouble. We think, how
ever, that it is very probable that the late heavy
blows and snow storms have induced Capt. Sweet
10 lay by for fair weather.
THE PROPELLER TRoY.-The Troy had chap
ter of accidents on her late trip from Buffalo this
port. She first lost some Of the bolts of her steam
chest, and was tOwed into FairpOrt where the dam
age was repaired. We next hear OF her aground
on Goose Isle, afterwards with broken shaft near
Amherstburg and finally have TO report the loss of
her wheel She was brought to this port ysster-
day in tow, and is discharging her cargo here on
protest.
MOVEMENT OF EEssELs.-The propeller Cuya-
hoga, of the Western Transportation Co., went
down yesterday.
The following vessels passed this port yester
day:
Bound UP-Barque Hungarian; schr. Metropo.
lis.
Bound DowN-Barques Malta, Sovereign of the
Lakes; Schrs. S. J. HoIey, Miranda, Flight Geo.
WorthingtOn, international, and four schOOners
unknown.
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ERnlI INnIANAPOLIs-

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.
A special session Of the Indiana Legislature con-
vened this morning
The House organized by the election of Hon. j.
W Gordon, Republican, Speaker r. J. Ryan,
AntiLecomptOn Democrat, Principal Clerk: Geo.
H. Chapman, Republican, Assistant Clerk; and
Robt. Jennings, Isspubican, door keeper. The
Senate elected J. II. Vawter, Anti-LecomptOn Dem
ocrat. Principal Clerk, and James Timer, RepUbli-
can, Assistant Clerk Both Houses adjourned i'm
mediately after the organization
Gen. Robt Hanna an old citizen ofthis city, and
tile last surviving member of the Indiana Consttu
tional Convention, was killed yesterday by being
struck by an engine while walking on the track of
the Peru & indianapolis Railroad.
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FIRE.-The alarm fire on Saturday hight arose
from the burning Of an unOceupied building at the
corner of Pearl and LOrain streets Westside, owned
by D. Pollock. The damage was trifng, the roof
nearly being burned. 1t was the work Of an in
cendiary. "Alert" boys were promptly on the
ground and helped to extinguisl the flames. Hook
an Ladder Co. and No. 8 also went over.
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EROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Nov. l9.
Great excitement exists here in consequence of
the detention Of the Walker Nicaragua emigTants-
Four hundred of them surrounded the office Of Ju.
lius Hesse to-day, demanding immediate transport
alton, or to have their passage money refunded
Mr.. Smith, the Deputy collector, interposed, and
stated that he was confident that Washington iu-
stTuctiOns of a definite character would be re-
ceived tomorrow. Upon this assurance the crowd
became somewhat pacitied, and consented to wait
a little longer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22

Ia great variety, TO which constantly adding every
thing that appears ia he market We clam have
be hest stock Of general
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STocE SHIPNENTs-Some heavy shipments Of
Beef and Pork are now being made to New York
via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. This
route for through freight has been heretofore little
used The long established custom has sent New
York freights by the Lake Shore Road almost ex-
clusively. We give below the weight of Beef and
Pork shipped during the week.
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NOmINArION.
READING, Pa, Nov, 20.

READING, Pa, Nov, 20.
Joel r Warner has been nominated by LecOmp-
ton Democrats for Congress to supply the j. CLANCY
Jones vacancy.
The resolutions of former Convention were re-
affirmed and a resolution in favor Of the admission
of Kansas under new Constitution.
Gen Wm. II. Keins is the volunteer candidate
of the Opposition. The election takes place on the
SOth inst
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THE NICARAGUA EMIGRANTs.

\ dispatch has been received here stating that
the Nicaragua emigrants at Mobile haG demanded
of the agent who had supplied them with tickets,
fall compliance with his agreement Should he
fail to comply, violence was threatened, and was
expected Ethat the emgrants would carry thsir
threats into effect.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

r- Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
1T the Printing Establishment the Leader Office
rhe latest improved and rapid steam presses the hest
style Oh short tuoce and At uable rates Particular
attention paid to blank Every description Of Bind
done, especially Blank Books, Leigers Journals,
Sales Books Receiving Books, &c, 6c.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NJ W ~

NEW I Ukhj NOV. 70.
The Express states that extensive preparations
are being made for a second attack upon the quar-
antine IS sablisIment Meetings have been held at
Staten Island and large fund IS being raised. The
expedition is entrusted to an officer Of the United
States Army, who IS to receive a large sum Of mo-
nay if he is successful.
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- = i5TO SMOKRRs 3 CHEWERS5 n lJ; =
HoiIoway's PMS and Ointment.

basey imte the public should learn hat there
e OF their geI uineness viz: the water mari, Holloway,
Kew York and London which appears in every lea of
the book of directions visible when held between the eye
aud tho light Sold the mandatory, No 50 Maiden
lane New York and by all Druggists at -. sc an 81
per box Or pot, uovl6 25J
}. B. Barnes Il Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
a3j Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
with arge force Of experienced vuTkmen doing every
escptiol Pie nins in the most thorough manner,
ha most scientific plans on reasonable terms and on short
aatic- I-csocIs Of Fountains OF diderent sty les and
izrs Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood. lined with
iansd-conper steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
pines Leather nd India EubhEr Hose, every descupiuo
Erass Plated Cocks including the Pateu Sef-clos
n Co-ks recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all Sinds
Watar "A orss Fixtures kept constantly on hand Al
mo- s-rgff
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FIRE.

NoRwALK, Conn, Nov 20.
Twenty buildings, embracing stores and dwell
ings were burnt in this city last night. Loss $751;
600. The heaviest sufferers are Wm. c. Street.
hardware dealer, loss $4,000, and Frederick St
Johns grocery, S., 600
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J. B. Barnes Z. Co., Proprietorg of The Cleve
WIGS 7! WIGS 7! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS and TOUPEEs sarpass all
They are slcEaIt, light, EASY and durable.
Fitting TO carnno farming up behind-no slrins ing
on choad indeed, this is the only rs abshmeut where
thcse things arc properly undeTs oC and made.
233 Broadway, CIV York.
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DIED.
Arcrsr. ca Nnr on

AUGUSTA, Ga Nov 20.
Hon VIM Schley, formerly Governor of this
Stlte, and afterwards one of her representatives
in Congress, died here to-day at the advanced age
of y years. He was a native of Maryland, an
able lawyer, and a good citizen.
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New PUBLIC CARRAGE-Henry Kidd the well
known Porter of the American House for The last
twenty years, has come Out with 4 handsome vehi
Gle lOr the purpose of conveying transient guests or
parties to any part of town az reasonable rates.
His Old friends and acquaintance will take notice.
and be governed accordingly. May success attend
him in his new Undertaking
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ARREsTED-Martin Winter and Robert Connell
were arrested Saturday night for entering board
ing house on Center street and making "rumpus, -
assaulting the landlady, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22

RS They can't be bought Heavy offers are
every day made for those gorgeous Paintings on
exhibition at Dodge's Music Store.
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OYSTER xCITEMENT.-There was 4 strange
huctuation in Oysters on Saturday last. Prices
the competition in the trade produced tariff a.
changeable as the tickle Goddess of Fortune
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CHANGE OF TNE.-This morning new time ta-
bes go into effect on the EIahoning Railroad
Trains viii run as follows: Leave, Mail $40 A. N,
Express $50 P. N. arrive, Express lilo A. NJ
Mail 7:34P Pm
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THANKsGIvING-The friends of the Industrial
School will meet at the School Room in Champain
street on Friday, Nov. 26th, in The afternoon, to
give the children 4 Thanksgiving Dinner
The remains of tie good dinners of the friends
Thursday will come in place for the 200 children
to feed-al articles of food and clothing will be
very acceptable. Dinner at 3 p. NJ.
Nov 20-td y. WATERToN, Supt.
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Gu1rAR-J H. THOMAS, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. EUelid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. #.
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Total, 679,7O7 pounds, or nearly $40 tons. The
talIow shipped during the week amounted to lO3,-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-22

Ezg Don't fail to 60 and see the large aud splen-
did Cosmopolitan Oil Paintings now on exhibition
at DOdge's Music Store.
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Meoifines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY

NINETEENTH CENTURY!
! pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA.
L TIVE--Says the St Louis Mo- Democrat Below
tleman in Maine which spcaLS eloVrolv If he Su1a
merits Of hl- r TOME such evidence must have lis sf
guarantees truth, the Dr. needs no enc0mums nor
useless rufer' from the press;
PEoF o wooD Co-Gfhtlemen: Having any affen-
effects Of yiar Hair RcSoriise. was induced 10 as M
application Of It upon my hair, winch had become
the sns cisrcter Some i6rCe months siace procured
bottle o. YOUR Hair Restorative aud used t. I soon
found taat 1t was pEosins what had wished / used it
I@ "f yiic6 have s nm, @ @ 81 S,,ter p t
That The gray white Ear has tot aI distpes1p
buh ol my head and IA and mY hair has resumed
natural color. aud believe more sot and glossy than it has
becu before twenty-five years am now Sivtv wears
nd my good wife, al the age Of htwo, has used h
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever viii rightly 1t,
as per directions VIII not have occasion TO coutradct
statements. an citizen Of tins city, and have been
nearly every one here and in adjOir towns kv use Won
make OF the above, with my attached your
as well myself
Iaintraly yours. a. C RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January % 1855.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
lose the best portion of my hair from The effects of the vel
low fever IN New Orleans in 1854, was induced make
trial Of your preparation, and found TO answer tho
very thing neede My HAIR Is now thick and glossy, and
NJ MoS can my - y9I IN slyHs 70 the
afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is minister in regu-
lar stnding and pastor Of the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He is gentleman Of great influence. ard
universally beloved WI. DYER.
BROOKF1ELD, January z. ls55-
PRoF WooD-Dear SIR: Hav1g made triai OF your Iiar
Restorative, gives pleasure 10 say that Its eyc
beer excellent in removing Inflammation, dandrui and
constant tendency TO itching, with which have
troubled from my chdhOod snd has also restored my hair
which becomns gray. to original col5r haleusei
other article with anything like the pleasure OF
profit Yours truly, J. X. BRAGG.
The Resora i've IS put up in Bottles OF three sizes viz
Large medium; and small. The small holds half a pint
and realis for dollar per bOttethe medium holds
least twenty per cent in proportion than the SMALL
aud TeilS for two dollars bOtle-the large holds quart
orty per cent more in prupoton and rs.as for three
dollars u bO tie
York. (in the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment) aud III Market street. ST Louis Mo and sold by
all good Druggists and Faucv Goods Dealers. Ocl6
L nm ~ 4 On nm IL
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= The Ladies OF the American have instituted
a series ofpleasant hops TO come off once every
fortnight. The first was held last Thursday eve
ming, and passed otTvery charmingIy.
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~ Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
Mr.. D. W. Duty, in another column of New Burial
Casket.
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d Tie erenness Of the ri5ration Of the string.
5Peyer good string may be- it viii produce tone unit
N9rts and the eYener the vibration the the
tons directly to and iro The hammer strikes uni
recede from the hammer In tue H. Co piano the Second
motion OF the string is to return in stragh direct line to its
uno'ionis mp, down-up, down-adilfaasHa
Thesecond motion OF the string all other makes cannot
article any substance forms an elbow or angle and he out
ds na thereby necessarily must be drawn the tightes
the more rapidly II will ybrate. and the sides of
string are g9eyenly drawn and its lower sides edges
Of the two sides struck by the hammer and the string
ced instead OF It's returning direct line il evates from
its proper course BY being peceptiby drawn towards the ont
side orfgls SIDE of the angle or elbow and rs moyement
the slack contracted side receives dead IRONY i4
h which another cause or the unevennes of tone of IA
old kind Of plano
), The ereaRess Of one
This tae result of tte fourth feanre tbeln UNIVERSAL
conceded iFctthat all one is produced by roH and th
Heeeehti HCvi5yd flor, tie ereH,T he tone
The stIsng III Of string.
Tn why strings so often break in the common
dwhyt invariably break elbow or briGe-pin E
srng ing bent az sirD ange At that point See da-
gran b. he sHsis or that part against the pin becomes
neeessa y contracted and the outside CT the elbow of the
string of pisno viii average fifty pound foot (which
is the maButaetu estimate and the strain Is evenly borne
oy ~ rai oi w sng then one pori IS as likely 10 break
a. the other but If q part Of the string onebalf OF
sobged to bear tlis immense strain tha part Of liza.
be to snap twain any change in the weather and ep-
esy this the in all woodenf pianos as all wood
philosophy is simply this thath whole a string be large
or small is stronger than half oft AL only replied
70 o asserting twice enc is nOtequal % two, othat twice
two does not make four.
Z, The great length Of time i0hieE the Instrument re-
mains in tune.
This the reaut of the 9Th feature inasmuch a. string
Hdftels By Stretching And it viii readily be that string
four feet in length bears strain Of hlBdd pounds equa
" in all parts, 1t will hatten than fas quick half
Of string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing fcts sr
ing and torcibe that the questicr often lsSed Why
not ether makers the copper fret and aght stng
There but It is secured by patent for which
hty thousand dollars have already been offered which
s caHpErehds as Messrs Halet Davis Co prefer sup
ply the public with Jsf class HsHms rather than to assist
others to do it, even at aIy price.
Inc foregoing plan Of the Haet Davis Go. Piano is
simple lucid and unanswerabe that will guarantee ggs
piano TO any enc who will reiute its philosophy
OSSIAN E. DODGE
Cleveland August 6, 1858
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InHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver a pure srticle OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for family use
CS Orders promptly filed a; their Yard, the Canal,
near the foo: Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom 226s JY.N. YATES.
q TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mnss society Of ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, 'FON
TAINE'S GRE AM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is Of the
efecual dentrifces in use. Il whiens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the breath, oieu
offensive, a agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVlNG.-Its rich lather penerotes and sofens
the bcrl prevents irritation, aud renders The operation
easy and agreeable F. C FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No Astor House. New York. Sold by al.
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- The costliest Paintings ever exhibited il
Cleveland can now be seen gratis al Dodge's Music
Store.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

W. Melhinch-Flour Beans Ale, Sc.
Smith Putnlm-Dned Peaches.
Taylor, Griswold 4 Co.-De'aiues,
Farmer Duiton-CoaI for tina Million
r. LTw-Cual and Carbon Ois
Gordon, Mcmillan Co.-New Sugars aud Molas>es
Best, Freeman & Co.-Cloaks, SILKS, Meriuos Sc
Special Nnotice-Shake and Burni
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= Gre1fe- g1rrs 5sf,rss7 tfs gtrfa1q T., e
l-f a'lH'1- q Stopping the 'i.raiioH Of iasErug
r., ' .'''i'''' @ hssf'sHg
G Jys,t-sr.-.t - ..-,
T5.-r,,t - ~, -,
s S' % lae 'iA'al the iHatT 1irs II f4ss o
That the public may see and Judge for t1.-,..l- =
The above statement be publish dis-- ~ -
es o. Pianos or rather the flyy stvIs Which rct
a.. modern oveinent and the Hast D9vi, 4 e. = .t
il l19 lNe uoctrins that living In an q7s 81 -
Po anu tit none but old fogies will dsnv tbat ti 80
pounds " Ni1SA aa my
Nii lnrate the philosophy the two kinds Of iBstr
-s' anu .sA'e ms reader 10 draw his own eoncIuson
/ The H,.I{af n. T. ~ n.
Ill or.. ~ + toitos mare a greater
teHJtf o. sfftqg than those of ann other ,5rL. =.
the same si-sJ eo.o ~ '"'S' A'0hS ~
The truth ortbis stats-n.,. r,.- ,-.
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LOR SALE.-GRANGER So

nor SALE. GRANGER STA
Il god two story House and Lot. A by l51 feet. with
cunsdeTable fruit "a . saruhhory- $3.50.
AlARlON SI--Goo'i House ami BaEn, with Lot. 50 by
EH!E Sr-Dcube frame House, and Lot; 3 By us feet
S2,50
ST. CLAIR ROAD-A short stauce east Of Euclid STA
tom Farm of - acres; soil sandy oam with large farm
house, bare, orchard, g. SIS per acre.
UNION SlNrst Side. near Detroit street Lois eaeL
35}s icet front. - perfsot
COTTAGE LOI-Nrar Perry street
sLLObGHBH.-Eaim0 I67 acres GOOD SOL anil fliif-
80 per acre.
:, a LARSE WELL FINISHED B..ICR HOUSE, AND
LOI-Mell located and near TO business
EOR SALE-A NICE BTTTLDTNG
L LOT near Female Seminary, isting OF two
acres, 81 purchasers option. VIII be so-cheap-
sept ROUSE = JENNINGS
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n. u. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPHCAN,
ee2s the es assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
FEcTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted ground updGr his inspection, by machine
OF construction with the reacst care, 50 as TO
slii the eyes IN al cases caring Weakness, Dizziness or
TlflHn7fi5s o5 ne Ees and imparrs strength Tor .aIg
reading or fl1 sewing
tx y. II. So.5m1uson would here inform the public
thai he employs any IN the sale ofhslenses
y Alsl. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CROSCoPES. CONIPASsES. sc, , kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain perfect natural.
COdios IS Superior street under She American Hotel
iUn22
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by tie Union Telegraph,
3FYICE, wARIEG'S BLOCK, CoRNEE OF BINg IED
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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For sale, whul7sals and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No . Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie De Femme n The Praprls:or's prices.
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