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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Encroachments or Lake Erie.

Mr.. HENRY LovEJoY in communication to
the Bufalo Express thus sPelks Of the en-
croachments of the Lake at BufIalo and vicinity
In the year 1911 the shore of Lake Erie, from
the head Of what is now Black Rock HarbOr,
to the point opposite the first toll gate on tho
turnpike, was much further south and west
than it now is. AT that time one dense forest
covered the entire shore between these two
points From little above the present Light
House Pier, for mile or more up, ono con-
tinuOus aTbOnr of trees on the heig ht Of tue
beach, connected by the native grape vine,
formed IN summer cool and delightful retreat;
and by hclding the sands Of the beach in their
native position, formed barrier which the
storms Of the lake never passed. From a little
below the mouth of the Buffalo Greek down,
the same arb0ur of trees and vines, if any thing
more picturesque and inviting, continued 70
near the foot of York street. relieved by sew
eral sand hills more than 40 feet high, covered
with large trees and shrubbery, which entirely
shut out the back lands, which were swsmpy,
from view. From the cutting away of the
trees, the construction of the light house pier,
or the Instructions in the river Tor, as think,
By higher level of the lake) an entire change
has taken place. From the foot Of Erie to the
foot Of Jersey street, about 100 acres has bcen
lost, and the sand hills long since have been en-
tirely swept away. About Is acres of land
have accumulated in and at the head of Black
Rock HaTbor since its construction, From the
light house pier up TO the South Channel, (sO
called above 20 acres has been lost. and that
mostly from lots 46. As, 4s and 50. From the
South Channel up about ? miles about 100
acres has been lost, or a little more than half
the land between the lake and the tunp ke,
making about 240 acres loss within what is
now the city limits.
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UNION FoUNDRY-GEO. S GARDNER q Co,
CLEvELGND.-Geo. S. Gardner, A. Hazen and A.
M- Hazsn, are the gentiemen doing business on
West street. Cleveland, Ohio, under the firm and
style Of g. S. Gardner 4 Co. As It is but a short
time since tbeF were citizens OF Rayenna, it is a
pleasure 10 note their basiness prosperity in their
new location. During the past few months they
have BEEN turning out from seveuty-fiye TO one
hundred and fifty tons Of castings per week, and
have had in their emplOytrom hfIy TO q hundred
hands. and portion Of the time have carried on
two Foundries. Nearly all The castings for the
Agricultural implements manufactured in Cleveland
are from this establishment, while their customers
are located all the lines of railroad centerng at
Cleveland The secret Of their success is the
prompt and honorable manner in which they exc
cute al orders entrusted 10 them, their reasonable
terms, and excellent facilities for doing every pos
sible kind Of work in their line, They furnish all
kinds Of Castings upon the shortest notice. and are
always ready for large contract or a small job
Sgch men and enterprise constitute the backbone
Of 3 business community, and We consider Cleve
land fortunate thai these senilemen have seeeied
il for the location OF their Works-RdrennI
DenOT6f 't.-l- HEt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

=RALRoAD PRoJEcT.-We learn from reliable
source that the Grand Trunk Railroad have
projected and already commenced work upon
branch Of their great lice to connect London,
Cahsds, and the village Of Saut St Mary and
the Ship Canal Il really looks as though a
large portion Of the travel and Commerce Of the
Great West would in future pass through Canada
and find an outlet TO foreign ports BY the mouth
of the st Lawrence. Or is this the auant eoH-
risT of tie Northern Pacific Railroad TO lie ex-
clusively in range of the British Possessions,
and to be constructed while We are wrangiing
about preliminaries-Ds Detroit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

The Natter OF THE RKvENUE CUTTERS AT
skNpUsKT.-The difficulty between the officials in
charge If the revenue cutters at this port and the
Deputy u s. Marshal, has been adinsted-st least
far the present. The Collector, Gen. Patterson,
telegraphed TO the Department for instructions.
whether he should allow or resist the service Of
process and received an answer directing him 10
make no resistance 10 the Marshal. bat 70 make
application Immediately TO the U. S. District At
torney, to procure the release Of the cutters Ae-
cordingy the Marshal was placed in peaceable pos
session, and Immediately placed the cutters in
charge Of Captain Mite ieli the Oficer in command
The work Of Quitting and preparation for serv &c
viii proceed IS sn no levy bad been made and Il is
confidently expected that the difheHlty between
the government and the creditors holding liens
against the cutters viii be speedily adjusted.-@
SaHdHsky Regist1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

BRETITIEs.--The Court of Common Pleas for
the trial Of criminal cases. will begin session to-
morrow morning, Judge FoOTE presiding. Tie
Grand Jury. which met on Thursday morning,
returned indictments against Bridget McQuade for
grand larceny, and Charles Penwell and John Don
nelly for robbery The Council on Tuesday
evening adjourned at half-past nine O'Clock the
first time at so early an hour, we believe, in a
twelvemouth.-why do not the Managers of the
Water Works have the gate Of the reservoir kept
open until O'Clock P. NJ for the benefit Of citizens
and strangers Passing along there on Tuesday
evening We saw at least dszen persons who were
desirous Of view from its summit-About IL
o'clock on Tuesday night, some thrifty gentleman
deliberately led two horses into the Public Square
enclosure, and taking their halters off, turned them
loose to Craze upon the grass. They were taken
away before daylight yesterday morning.
lady living up town, the other day complained to
her ice man that he did not leave ice at her door
until three O'Clock in the afternoon. "a Why, Mad
am" was the reply, ' have been travelling
toward your house ever since three O'Clock this
morning." Hot weather bad considerably increas-
ed the number of his customers that day.-Dont
forget that 4. L. hlLcOx's benent comes on az
the Theaier tonight. A splendid bill is offered,
sad as the Beneficiary IS a worthy gentleman, We
hope be may have no cause to complain OF a want
of liberality on the part Of his friends -Lent's
Circus will exhibit the vacant lot in the of
the American H0use.-The propeller Northern
Light sailed for Superior last night. The steamer
City Of Cleveland viii clear this evening.-The
body OF the boy James Kelley, who was drowned
on Monday evening, was found yesterday morning.
Mr. Thayer on Tuesday evening reported an
amendment to the ordinance empowering Benajah
Barker and others to construct railroad track in
certain streets in Cleveland, emitting Euclid street.
and including Union and Spring streets. He
stated that the people of Euclid street were general
ly opposed 10 the proiect-Pursuant to agree
ment, the general Committee Of Arrangements for
the Fourth met last evening at the WeddeIl House,
aud decided on having the programme Of pro
ceedings published in the papers Of this city.
and in all other journals in this part Of the State
Major General Mariner and staff Of Akron, and
Brigadier General E. B. Tyler and STAFF, Of Raven
M, have accepted invitations TO be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Samuel Bishop came heforo me and confessed
himself guilty Of having provoked an alfray on
the 18th instant / proceeded to summons ev-
idence to try the merits of his case. Oct. 18th.
Proceeded TO try the case and fined said Bishop
one dollar, and adjudged to pay the cost, which
is Two Dollars aud seven cents.-Akr0R Bea-
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EEFEEkNCkS-
L Egerift Es1 Cashier Broadway Bank, ". Y.
7 p HANDY. Esq Cashier ConI Br. Bank, Cleveland
Ne ssrs. Carpenter s Ncruiiye. BsnksTss N y
Sauiord &CO B1nkers kCfftio. n Y
Carey, Howard Sanger, MeIchanfs. n Y
Csrcea 4 SsWel, Banker, n u
q Frnns 4 Dav, Blnkers. N- Y
H X 4 ]. ~ Steaens- Blnkers, N Y
Cook & Szrrcn Bankers, Davenport, low
Marshall < Ilsley. Baukegs. Milwaukee, Wis
Holman = GslPeEc. Bankers, Cllicaso, Ill
" L p Little CO Bankers, SaglaaU, 1Ih-
Fsllls. Rrurvn \ Co Bankers. Cllclnuati, q
W. IL WiliamsE Co. Blnkars, Pltfeb' n. Pa
W c Currv 4 Co, Bankers, Erir, Pa.
ThcTuz ardee Esq ,Casiier Mel can 90 Bank, Bloom
gen. Ill
Auburn, ~ Y A..
W Leonard, Esq, Cashier Auburn City Bank, Au
Nelson Bearasley. ESQ, p essaent Oayuga Co. Bank
Auburn, n; y. -. ,..,,.
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THE INDUSTRIAL ScHooL,-We made visitto
the Industrial School few days since, which is
under the care and management OF r. WATERToN,
Esq, as Superintendent We thiHk The city has
made wise choice in placing such man at the
head Of the school; he being so well qualified for
that position. He moves around among the chill
dren with the greatest familiarity, and though they
come to him with ragged clothes and dirty faces,
be OF his daughters will take them up, and have
them washed and dress d in becoming manner
Sach attention. bestowed upohrthese neglected and
destitute children, is truly pra sewOrthy. Much
crt dit is due TO the Misses wATERToN, daughters
of the Superintendent, for their uneeasng labors
to clean up and reform this class Of children None
are turned away by them, but allare freely receiv-
ed and kindly treated. A good dinner is served up
daily to the children
Bnt not the least interesting hing 10 Us, in this
School, was the industrial part of IT, visit 10 the
BrltSh Room repaid US by lis lively appearance Of
young boys engaged in making brushes. They ap-
peared TO WORK as haodily as Old wOrkmen. This
branch Of the business IS going 10 be greatly en-
arged in the employ meHt lthe boys by the Cleve-
land Brush Company, who paytO each boy what
he may earn-lhe proceeds OF his labor II be ap-
plieil iOr the benefit OF the School
Another branch of business with which we were
much pleased, Is the picking Of oakum some If
teen or twenty boys are employed in this work,
and one Of the Trustees fthe lnstution has kind
IL vOlunteeredtO take char ofthis dePartment-
We here found very young boys engaged, ranging
IN age from four TO ten ycaTs, and some OF the
younger boys doing their work much the best.
Il may not be thought by many that these boys.
picked up in the streets and taken from our Police
Court, would ike 10 workout the fact IS that
they Ike 10 work, and prefer il 70 play. Some Of
the boys at recess WORK instead Of going out TO
play.
We should not forget The sewing department un-
der charge Of Miss MISNIE WATERTON, in which
are employed some twenty or thirty girls, who
make garments for the destitute
The Educational Department IS under the charge
OF Miss TILLIE WATERTON, who, We venture 10
saw cannot be excened in the faculties Of govern
ing the children and teaching them TO be kind and
obedenL
Our city should be proud Of this Institution, and
support and protect il. May il long continue 10 do
good II.
p Son taxing our de paTture, the Superintend-
ent remarked, in speaking Of the love Of industry
manifested by the boys, that the mother Of one OF
THIN, in passing the School on her way home
IRON market, stopped in, and observing her son At
work, remarked that at home he would not as
much as bring her pail Of water, or basket Oi
chips but here he worked steadily and willingly.
This goes to show the good control the SupeTiB-
tendent and Teachers exercise over these children
governing them BY the power Of kindness and
love II.
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Bankers.
Markham & CO.,

tsaccesz0rst iIsrtness, HUI & Co-,)
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and comnoJfSls BsnSmg once, sltuzi ed on The
corner OF River and Ligt House syrees, Merchants
Riack a be ali hose who catrust business in
onr hands, PtsOMP INESS and on the most LTBERAL
We arc buying and selling LAND WARRANTS at best
rleS
GOLD, SILVER aud UNCU kKENI NOTES wan
TED.
make COLLECTIONS this and adjoining States, with
dlsuaIch nd II low rafes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Y Charles Francis Adams is spoken Of as
a candidate for Congress in the District nos
represented by Mr.. Damrell, whom III health
Obliges him to decline being a candidate for re-
election a4 y
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DtntistrD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UA1

nENTISTRY.-THO HAVING
- sets OF Tech which hey caTeiallv keep The druer
or md trJunsaome 10 e.ry The cket are espcriailT
invited 10 cali o DR. iALLlWELLS Dental Eooms =
To such liberal aTranFant NEll be offered HAVING made
an preplrs 10 the Nglcauzed Com
poun ilSieao OF Gold OF Silver or Aliicial Tee winch
has the Chs reputation 20 anything here o0rs ussd for
u o1ireme ghness, ceanllne, durability neancss
Ope looth or an enre SET en- be suued SO life like
aey the ehsest observer, and perect hr Warranted
silver and Cold lat nsul from SO TO S5J per ul
sSts b. HALL1WELLfS..AI ID
Over Cnu chi - Drug Store.
Jun-5-dGw OpD Old Court H0use. Puhlc Sq
DIR. E. G. BURGER, DENTIST.
Rooms No 1l3 Superior Street. over s. c. Whiting Co
ALI. oPERATToNs' 'vlys WsFR lRuSs sSsSIFD .. ,,,a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Convicted Titus Gaylord on view and in hear
ing, of disturbing the Public Worship on the
18th instant and fined him Two Dollars
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A MagIsrrate HaIf . CenturJ Aro.
MAREEN. June p. Is5s

David Hudson, Esq, the first settler Of the
town in this county which bears his name, was
the first Justice of the Peace in Hudson. The
following entries from his dO;krt Will perhaps
entertain zome of oar raaders tf WI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

August l9h.

Convicted William Tapping on view and in
hearing, Of Profane Swearing eleven oaths at
htty eents each ia - Il $500.
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PoLIcE COURT, J0NE .23.-J. Burke was arrest
ed on Tuesday for petit larceny in stealing ten dol
lars in money from Pat Gsrvey. His case was held
open tin the 25th. Wm. Salmcn, for drunkenness,
was discharged These were the only cases before
tLn Cnnrf
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HAIR RESTOR.

IL AIlNE-ls last becoming knsEu and bids fair 70
bccmo fined the following eertiheaie sn show Il
be obtained OF the subscriber under the American
Housc, IN this city Price 81 per bottle
WM HENDERSON
HENDERsoN's HAIR REsrC tkTIvE.-The undersigned
bald the top OF fher heads ant the hair
loose and rapidly growing thin all over thcir head when
Mr. Wa henderson the BarbeI undarihe American
Piled his Just rclbrated Hair Restoratfv aad short
mo the loss Of hair was stuppe and hair he's 10
gov, and row tte place ads aat Was entirely
bald Is covered with hne Of ar. We cordially re-
comend Dir Heuersn kesforative, believing Il 70 be
- - = J WIS DODGE, NJ d.
= H EDDY.
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NO. 15I.
Hlislellanruns.
AIC0 nOT-
burning Enid
LOOK AZ THE truth!
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE

LOOK AZ TIAE 1RGTH!
HO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
= rtducu n m ther Tailoring biHs and are ttred o
gu ls ready nab cloi hing iar te vonr afieaf. "a
70 ist Wei known that YOU en- &c. yuT work de u
~ ;. Car drct, by RUUrALE for god tel /. =
thn u are ohse % paY IN the sarse siores and VT m
WEI hted anu work mldo hv OF the best l1lifv AN
Wofk ~arraned or no sale. J. b. Keeps cons andy o. hand
s19d supply Of al kinds Of Ct0hs ami Cfnfg + Ir~
tsoota-aid makes ms prI times ] B ysonld
IKE 70 say that t- feason he Iselblrd sell ~ che4
er rthan uthers Is IN the fet ina b. Is himsclf : Pse ia
neI I.ian d 6 All hs own BUsincSs and has No use
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Iuiins and Making Double breast FrOck Coat fon 20
70 - 80 do Susie 10 from s. % 70 So rs S1rk or
hAst over ar under q AZ ffon 81 % 10 6 D. 40 Pants
VITA trimming, S2 20 to - 3 do Vests with trirlnne
S-tu - - . kys Cloth Sackots mas ing aud triaIras
rom - % y 50 o0 Boys Vests Pants making and t
mns, from 81 81 10 81 so. 1|If
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED. &C
BOUfALL
Is,sx ~ s. Clair S.re.l. sbsss Enc.
T'HATCHER, BURT q CO. PRO-
\ Pretors o. Howe Patent Truss iiEe and Wholesale
Retail dealers N Iuner Timber SiinslS - -
Tr1rk - - = = = n n
We also possess 1ces fr receiving and Shipping LINN
per slaves hairoa Lon, Giindsiones Buiidnr Sfr ,ad
neatY artcle Of all kinds directly from cars 10 vessel d
rice ufrsa wiihouf cartase
Ae nsgsHeuis attended TO with pr0mptuess and at IAN
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PAsTURAGE-la5s.
nHE PASTURES OF THE -

IL subsrrlher. about 90 acres ~ the CuYl hosa fIf
Waller. Will be afier May lst Per 4A11AlL
who send Cows hereby nofded thai they vii
be charged for the entire from dae OF entrance -
Nov lst nnless hey i've nocs 10 writing az the tine OF
earlier withdra wall and also that The uEiersgnel wi
while slid rremisfs-
TERtfS-Ffty cents per week. , yahle every 3londay
in ranCe. unle1s arruugcmcuta made nth the sub
scIiher for The sf-son-
Arply qfhcs Merchants Bank. Superiar St
or TOW IA Tord. Herisman The oulr1nce rates near
Ashcra Cos p pc FoandrIs OF at his BRICK dElling
hcuse On UEiFgrsity Hsg-ts. 5. STONE
cisvsnna. April inh, iSss-spis:atNoyi -,
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HORSES 6 CONDITION POWDERS.

HAS YOUR HORSE GOT A
u cold and does he Co1gi Give him few doses 4
NOkRIS' ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
l. he Hce-toand aad wont his hair lay smooth
mm > Of
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS
Doat he have AHIetu 10 aufthlngl Give him
q NORRI ARABIAN CONDITION. POWDERS
Do think enouE of HJrzcs and Catte them
sofneihins When anyhine ais thsmi Do you the
best medlcne lu the yrld 20 give them Ii soe
POWDERS .a.
They dec icdiy the bsst Merine there IS or ever
WIS usel Gallo olc Aeeni Z PALMER & Co. Clevs
and got circular buy paper u tho Powders. ald
them r. ese Puvudrs ir sale b. Druggists nuf Aer
chants I'M ughCut the whole cunir alsn sale whole
sale un retail By tie proprietor al ChaIn Falls Cuya-
hug1 Co, o. 90 whom all 0riers must b. addressed.
G. G. NORRIS. PropEietor-
Also General Agent for the most popular Faulty Medi-
enc n The world. which IS DR. y. J. SOULE / cos
ORIENTAL sONERICN BALM PILL. which Tor
sale w ever tasa n the whoie country. Call
agents ane get circular-and the Pills.
mvl0 dln. Isl
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THESE MACHINES GAN BE.OB.

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
Il tanned AZ MsNUFAcToRY PR1cEs with kauNledge
fur working the of the subscriber where we re
pectiuF invite publc ali aud e1amIne them
acial aron with the new HEuISs and where
is nj vaut1ges other machines fr fmIly be
sEEs better n described paper lhe DECIDED DfCfsI
given macliaos " those that sre thrm an
aminaina aud ali that h1ve trm use shoud ind ice
those that feel Interested "a Sewing Machines bear in
mind that ia these achincs Is combined Al ded
for famiy use sush hemR- gathering &c All orders
o. enquires y eter OF atheIw will meet with " t
attF Fnsinn bF mo \ STRONti Agent n, lndeou Block
u Superior ST, Cleveland. Ohio send for llrruar
Tuere Is bur Seviug Machine tat Is VII EEL
stifuiu nuq.tcm ~
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s. n % HE q

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE (S0uth sidel has just rsesiveI fre 81
lo Nc n anaiaciory oae Vi The aGssst and best
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 20 TINS market IIe aavs koeus m hand ths
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gre perfect satisfaction.
He also Is constantly supplied with an assorteui OF
Nolen ware agd House Fainshrs Artic es and las Oh
a. ana and nannei nIts large stoek I'm Copssr and
SOADi AZ wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Az kinds of JOBBINGi, ROOFING EAVE TROUGH
M Nc ke aouc IN the worL nlanlis manneT aDd
On kHDhI NOTICE
d The prof the puddiHg Is the chewing Of tho sfrna
- please e1i bsore purchasing eseWher She oid
Ps-Buek's Patent Hotel Cook stoves, two sizes ssa
mEz5dkwly No Soath SIDE Pubic squlrs. q
New Painting Establishment,
On the Pubic Square, one door North Of Kea-
dairs Store. ~.
HlASCOTT d HOPKINS RE
a prepared TO do House Sign Carnage nd Ornanetal
Painung-milatihgo Of Woods Sarbles Paperhsnrinl -
Ordt sollc1leC- aDl1.1v TASC0TT 4 TTnpEfNS
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DOCTOR HALLIWELL- DENTISI

II 7 J
IL and Graduate ofths Cleveland Medical Cole=e con
uaues TO supply the loss OF Teeth which
eoior or decay without Springs Of any description,
hicL 50 perfectly resemble ua that tic praclseJ
Of DeutIsf rauld u0t defcc NoexI 0f y
PAINFUL The following chargus. single
toath, Sl-full setis iruu1 so upwards
Dr IL having made arrangements ne prepared Will
inset iu setts o PeTceialn Teeth patented BY
Loouis, (see oniniCls O. the press
Deutas Rooms Churchilis Drug Store Publ
Square. ran5-dEw
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D.-HaEing leaned that persons claiming 10 10 this
WORK, and n many claiming agents r he
will say thai date have no aeeun
the u A. who have nghffrO The above paisaiost
such ca1m and m thuse Is either hiring
imposItionf imposition let cure;
II an Infringement, Will due at;eBd fhaL
NJ l. WRIGHT. NJ. ID.
seutl9 Aetna v for The Cuuusrv.
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j. Herdman g 90,

d. Hef0man ~ TO-,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
u Coin Fo.eisn AID Domestic Exchanse. bneqIIen
Nfauev and Iand Warrants Collections IN TIE United
Sisics Cansds and Europe promptly attended 10
icol and New YORK Screw Steamship
lr9 ~ which Passaeecan be secured either 20 OF ron
m fhe ADVERTISED IaieS Passage can also be Sc
-ur.l,roEn erpool 10 Ne fork pgshec and New Or
lsas bT The resuarlines Of sailing Packet Shps Also
f-lra Hare Hamburg and ETcmea TO New " TX Draiis
lrishea foT amount payare Sotlnen ~
al uroue and Great and Ireland Eor turther par
iGars apply AZ the BasIking ard ExehzLge once q
J HEB HA.kpatASs ~ - y = ~ ~,
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5topts, &r.

~ STANLEY WOULDR ESPECT
j. falIv nfn the citizens Of Cleveland and vleniiy
t5t e hrs on-uei stove 81 No 81 frosp street
here he viii sell Sloves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
Eo1.i Assortment Of the latest pllierns
Cisn pump tfed ~ Ouler. Also Nanufacturer OF
TIN Conne~ aud sheet Iron Ware Partcular at1ni1n
IN WON done ETiih Dispatch An work warranted
or lG-ilw 3a
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h 4 WHITSAN. y. " srANnAKr- g "; sTkSpAET 7
WHTTMAN, STANDARD &sCO.-
wv Rankers and Lezisrs FoIsisn and Domestic AZ
change No lger1r street We draw direct on La
In snl WI furnish Drafts for any amount paFaoe AZ all
fb -eial Iia sin Engand Ireland. Sc0tland, france
ad ersuT CoilectIoas made On all accessible points
ihrosrhaol the Q mt q States and Canadas uAs-iy
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TeSlimunialS and Reffrrn

have investigated with care for the last three wears
the above meih0d Of making app ying Artil eelh
- ne r2l9fy Of DIT Nrshf, and asOi use, and
say WIN eenfdence rat bis plan ~ the known one
and entirely sucrcssul when made under MS Cserglo
fhe supearIfy uf Ia Kind Of Dental WORK over o r IN
ki u et1llic plate rannot be questIoned
Hsntln Dr Circular of te number Of
hs wotA has laken the plce @ gold piafe Much
Of THIS waIk gold paie had been furnished best
Dentists inthe Country not wi le sue
eess ei Purceiain wOrk the haeds others fgan DR.
Wnght- II A ACIlIEY M q
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