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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
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The above doisnats. who ieidens Of The Stale Of
gust. lss, the SAID plaintiffs flied their petition IN the
Court Of Common ets .. Cuguhag County Ohio asking
deceased, IA the following IreIzcg, o. Whnrh be was
seized during clvciure. 10 wlt-
Situated IN BruoSya tovush p, sall county and one
Fiece Leng ka1wn part II lot No g. bounded as fol-
al the mort -enSt Of lot Al, thence
s1uth, lut lane, 10 hads -Oucs or Now oNned BY
Samuel Bses and sgIf1 cAals. thence west, sad
B1les' land, o. aud owned By Jared Williams; thence
uorh sand land center Of the uad LOT lines
hence ;a place of hcginuls containing a and II
c1nEcyc 10 Da nd ID November lsi. and
which IS described IS ioows Sltuaied N lo a. beginning
tsrce sou h. the line Of Ct chains and Dr. Is %
stone AZ GeiFge DocktIs noTth line; thenre wesi
Deckrs nol ilne chains anu O. Inks ne &c uoith =
Chains and g lia 10 the cen re q the ruai ineee cas-
cails IS iuks 90 the pace % hegnu AIS except
in described a. pari q 10 No a. bounded as sur
nor-vssf corllro Of N Brllk's aHd The OF the
road, o. suu; hence east. 10 the center Of me road
ard - nnks5 fheuce suuih Is chains and y nks,
BrnoEs' aud h-acc ur h. aIns east lue Is ch1us
nd s links 10 Tie place bssinuin= and conveyed
Andrew VIM the letli a Cctober. lssf-
The other sad pieces u. land described as lulllNs-
A part Of lot No No g. 'uvrnsip AMI county and
Alal Cuh oi the zth o. Argus, lsls aees ca 70
William Austi and the center Of tie turnpike tuce
s01th along a. cearcr ol t4e tuIngtke road, about 20
ieet. a S-daoihuusa ia., decided by Warcn Young
hence c7stcr 10 The EouhsterT conner Of salt hool
hnus-, there southcry o. the iud OF sob Brain rui
drawn NAV n escet liuc Il william Aus'In's l0t,
being 81 tie coarse thence a0us saii Ausilns line
westerly o. the place Of tcsnnings conin anout ! OF
Saii det are also further notihe that unless they
appear and sad pe vIila sxiy days after the
meuce on the l5h day Noyembr, ls5sl thu Plaintiffs
will apply COuz take the matters % the petuu
confessed and de-ree seeosdnsy- !. Pkl;NIlSS;
au30 Solicitors for Pl1lntlhs
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
| SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH


SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ od ot producing ARTIFICIAL Teeth any other known
Isl SIMPLICITY pi ee chemically united IN an
its parts. and OF the slnle gsGiig OF material.
IL SOLiDlTY cumpes nature 10 adapt herss 10
the model o. her own lmpfesslon ThIs adaptatoa
Al .ained-c17yOrf and HiliIfg euer gffeT-
81 PURIrY.-The eHtlIe Plate and Teeth are imuer-
disease or health, proof against te corrosive
'eereions1f the mouth e5unoH 10 gold plate work, snd
an COLOR Bright, lively, and 4 good imitation OF
n BAny method Of prrdacin sof Artificial Teeth
t5is ~ 49, ~ IN ~ ~ ~ D. ~, 5li t - ''e oas
PATRONAGE-Sn April, Is5s We have inserted Fire
H.fret aHa SeueH Cas- 0l tins number egiy-sze
nave tas ne place u Cole Pie work In the lastua
81 ass AZ have Eeu TIER tesn9ns 10 its superiority
complied With In no where teeth has ebecHp for
asiherc been any Dissatisfaction
10 The nature Of The case and given
PAYMENT-Upoathere recent Of the order or on dsliv-
cry Persons with Gold Plate can apply their plate IA r
GUARANTY. Satisfaction; provided the terms Of pay
Iient and Special lnsirucons have en- complied with
tho IN constant useof our work.
We prefer apply partial the eXtractueo
the ultural teet0le week Is long enough
tween the extrac. Ing aud the application.
will say that our arrangements are such tat We can u
will aPpJ aneHfre double SET q ssta tef, satisfactorily
within t~odays after the ARRIVAL Of the patient
To THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Those Of you layorable 10 this eaisIPrIse, wilm
OF your patients eases arJculaiiug models &c &e -
am iqranled 70 Us BY Eprs and without delay returned
ting model We viii also make Block Work order %
| reasonable terms
Testimonials and References,
ave observed with mur interest for the lasttwo years
above method ot producing ArtInrial Teeth and believe
- tatements OF this Lircnlar cu-Tect.
have INVESTIGATED with care, o- the last three years
the above method Of making and app ying Artificial Tee
IN the Lab0raOry Dr. Wright, and USE and can
say with confidence hat his plan the best known
and entirely succeul when made uader hIs observation
The supeoy Of this kind OF Dental work gold or an
kind Of ealr plafe be Questioned and The slate
DR. Wnghts Circular Of the number Of eases er
his work has taken plceo gold plate, Much
Of this work gold plate had been raished By the bsi
Den lists uthe Country an conyersan with the sue
OF Porcelain work n the haLds athsrs than Dr.
Wright. IL A ACKLEY, NJ.
Late Prot. VI Surgery Cieve Med College.
Dan p Rhodes, Prof J. p kirtland,
n. Jackson Prof :, b. Hunt
Ex Mayor Castle, Ed. Bnd II ID Journal
II L. Whitman, Wm ". Richards,
+ 7. StuTtevant, PTuL Gatchell.
]. X Cur iss
~ B-Having learned that persons claiming do tbs
work. and claiming be for be
sane. We will that upt this date We have agens
the u A. who have right from the above qateutss
such claim and in hose case n Is either Infringement
mnosIti0n-if imposition let tw0rk Us cure,
If an Infringement, viii m due lime attend 10 that-
NJ L WRIGHT. n. ID,
sent Aetna - for fhs rnrnranV
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fcQal Notifrs.
JOHN M- ARMSTRONG, Receiver, &c Cuv,bo-a
,ropcANr rrpWIT-r 81 ,1 (CoHlmon Pleas

JOHN M- ARMSTRONG, Receiver, sc Cuvsboga
MORGAN L. HEWITT, et al Common ''@'
THE DEFENDANTS, MORGAN L.
Il HEWITT al Sarah b. Hewitt, who reside in the
safe Of Michigan; John Boardman aud Isaac n IudsOn,
reside the Stale Of New York, and David Judsnn,
who resides the state 0 COnnectcut her BY notified
the plaintiff lhn NJ Armstrong; fled petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas # Cuyahosa county, and state Of
Ohio the llt dsy Of sept l the object and prayer Of
which subject sole hat OF cg lot No eight, in
Cleveland bounded by he lot line, ast BY Seneca
street north BY Wall steet and spuh b. line parallel
distant heTefOu, TO tue ment OF balance OF S2 O4 Co.
due him judgment asalust said ran l. Hew T. Neich
Is lien said lard, aud to adus the right OF said Judson
and B0ardm1n. who have, or ciam mortgage liens on the
and which xteud 70 other lands which p am
tI Judgment lien, and for general relief. Defend
furthr notified SAID retitl0n on or before
the 9Th day Of November Is5s. The plaintiff will at the
Of ad Court. ask the Court 70 take the facts
stated in the peioE true, and 10 decee accordlngly
MASON & ESTEP,
s,-ua ,.er a-9 Attfvg forp p1H.
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DEPARTURES
S1lumhus... g a NJ $40 P II G.l0 p N.
L1kc shore, EIsf 800 .s $50 l0-O1
Pittsburgh = Wheeling lI-21 A NJ. g-s5 p n.
I1leJo via NarNalk.. 90 % , 20 Goo
Iuicdo wa Saudusky-. ." 4-n
AliiIonins- Geo - l3-40P. NJ
Raysnas. ...-.-........ aus ="
Detroit Buat.....---. I0-uB
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Boarding..

BOARDING - NEAR THE CEN
IL TER CT BUSINESS. n a healthy lacaiioa--Ixa
three families single BOarers he accommodated
vi h 90 a and reasonable Bard s W BURRITT
aus f2ism rs g. 81 Ciair street
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s T % HE 81

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w q SQUARE, CSoath sile) has Just received fresh
from The maaufactory o the largest and best assort
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 10 tins mlrket He always sceps hand the
hest and u1sf tuproFed Styes Ol NOOklNO And
other kinds o. STOVES
MANUFACTURED Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gire perfect satisfaction
He also is Constantly sunpsd with assortment Of
Wooden Ware ard House Furnishing Artlc ani has %
hand and manufscrures large sock O Tn CopYr and
Sheet Iron Ware. all OF which MUST AND WILL BIZ
SOLD, Il wholesale or retail, ior cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kinds of JOBBTNC, ROOFING, EANE TROUGH5
ING sc done tha most Wurk kmznnkH m1nner- and
On SHORT NOfl, e q.
Iue proo the padding Is uthe chewing ot ne sIlns
please call before purchasing elsewhere a. he Old aud
S-Buek's patent Hotel Cook Stoves two SIZES. $50
to SIS each -
mr25-dSwly No slnth sile Pnlllo Square
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COAI,---C0AL.
| GUAI--GUAI.
NOW Is THE TINE TO Get IN

MUM Is Tie IlML To 'lI1I n
i vuur WiutersuBuy. We daily recoiEl asplen-
d article for Stoves and Ties, which We sell g - ~
pertoa Parties wishing purchase vii 90 vel sle
s call An orders through the Post Oiee pI. t9 AZ
tended to 1iees and Yards C. X P R. r. Pier al al
p Il T. Machine Shop Lake stIeet- - ~, a 10,
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Att'ps & GounsrIIOrs.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
OLAW and NOTARY PUBLIC. oaice over McBTides
Drug store, Be.ea Ohio m7y6mf
BROOKS, B0ARDMAN & FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Atwaier BaidIHss, foot
Of SIpenor s., Cleveland, Ohio
D " BROOKS. J. BoAEDNAN- L W FosH
feb6
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS AT LAW. ofiee No 50, sgRerlqT-st
Cl,veland Ohio S. WILLIAMSON.
ian2l A G. RIDDLE
CHARLES c. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Oney aud Counselor Law-Ofhce n Super s., over
CRY Bank Janl2;9ly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
j. Al LAW. Once Commercial Bank. -
A SPER, ]. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a Warren, rumbu County, Ohio. Once, No. =
Hsrke- street. dee3-d5l
CPAULDING q PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NEYS AT LAW. Ofice, Parsons Block, Superor-st
4. p. sPAULpISu. r. C. PARSONS
r. R c. PARSONS. United States Commissioner, and
faster Commissioncriu Chancery telfe--ht3
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plumbing, ctr.
M. PATTINSON,

M. PA SON,
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No Park Row, back Of Old Court House,
on square
7 MANUFACTURES AND KEEP
consfaa-v on hand a clui1lete assortment OfCopper,
Lead and Incn Bathing Tubs Marble. PLAIN and ancy
Chinz Wash Basins Wafer Closets, common In Force
Punrs of Tue best desrripsion Also L Watcher 4 Co
Patent italian Fiterer and all other 4rcies nts
line Of business. - -.
Having had twenty years experience N thls nla
Of mechanism, and most Of tht last tour yeas ~
tbs principal houses tov. feel coulueui % -iNt e
tire at fiction all no may favor NE with ther pa
age =,
Hydrants. Tubs. Closets aud Basins htted up IN the
afest and ml-f approved style
Orders the city and Country promptly attended to-
Jobhiug executed with neatness and dIsp patch
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~ CltLeus wishing CONVEYANCE to either the ahoy
Trans or Boats viii be called for the Coaches
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus of
zee 81 superior street. door next to Weddel House.
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THE NEW CASKET
A 6 THIS is THE AGE OF M
IA pr1vemeut aud Tefneenf the subscriber takes pleas
use IN saying that he prepared 70 furnish
new article IN the Uudet7 lise 20 anything
before tnfrosuce1. u . ofhs made
IA the Cako furn. adds highly uraInened Eith thick
pae glass rInuing tho entire icugth Oftop full leu ID
can he had with ease.
The ASKEr has none Ofthe gloomy and unpleasant Hn
pearances Of the old style OF C0fns They pencctly
air-isht aud light and convenient for ranspnr
on, OF iiti nE IN vaults, OF common futermenS.
iilr article IS much uset 'n eastern cii-s
Persons losing friends and wishing anything
the ahoye line viii n II muca 10 their interest BY ling
1n examining for themselves, where they wi lind
attention gwen. DAN'L W DUTY, Uuderiaker.
q. eve and June sl-mh2s:l9I No. 3 EIiest.
PASTURAGE-lB58.
THE PASTURES OF THE E=S%
Il subscriber about 800 acres, in the Cuyshosa iyf
Valley will be oucn after May lst. Per- akAnEAkG
who send Cows hereby i6ed that they vii
be charged Tor The entire from date
Nov. Isl ules hey i've notice IA writing the time
earlier W.T. ithdrawa and also that the undersigned WI
MOI be liable for animals that stray be injured
while SAID premises.
TERMS-Fiiy cents per week, yable every Monday
IN 1'vanee unless arrangements made lth the sub
scuher iurthe season.
Apply al my Office Merchantsi Bank SuperiorSt
orr Wm- ford, Her lsalan The gates,
Ashcrait Cos Plpe Fouudry, brick dwelling
house on University Heights. S s STONE
Clcveiaud. April 2ith. l.ls-aDf6.d- N0vI
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Goal DfalErs

s > 3
l. c. PENDLETON d co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
u swana, BrseT IHn Chippewa, Tallmadge and New
HI.
Oec No Ovafts Exchange, Yard foot Superior Street
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ euneri1r arrirIe Of BITIlIINOUS COAL, which ls
auedto domestic purposes, as well as uf
steam and Be had OF the undersigned
/ foE tie Company. .,,. -. 4, III a..
czfch Coal Delivered any OF The city OF ll
Which fail Ia please. # lett y eitleI oi olI u
| SCDNIi.L y WHEELER.
octT No 4 River street and q x 2. Coal PIcr-
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~ B-Having learned that persons claiming 10 do tbs
work and m many claiming 10 be agents for be
same. will say that up to thts date have ageua
the u A, who have rgAtfrum the above gateu,as
such claim and in those t either infringement
mnosIti0n-if imposition let tw0rk Us cure,
II Infringement, viii IN due lime attend to that
NJ L WRIGHT. n ID,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
THE CANVASS FOR CONGRESS.

A spirited canvass for Congress is going on in
the Western District, between Messrs. E. P. JONES,
J. D. AsHMonE and T. O. P. VERsos-to supply
the place to be vacated by the retirement Of Col.
ORR. The Unionville journal gives the s~ubjoined
account of the meeting Of the candidates, in
Uuionville, during Court-week:
On Tuesday last, Col. E. P. Jones'; Of Green
vile, Col. J. D. Ashmore. of Anderson, and Maj.
T. o. P. Vernon, Of Spartanburg, candidates for
Coils. Jones and Ashmore stated, in the course of
their remarks, that they acted with the Co-opsra.
ton party of the State, in 1851 and 1852, believing
that although the State had the right to secede,
still it was impracticable and calculated to keep
the other Southern States aloof from Us, they
were ready, however, to 60 with the State in any
action she might decide upon. Whilst identified
with the National Democratic pnrty for the pre-
sent, believing that to be the only Constitutions
party now in existence, they would atauy time cut
themselves aloof from it, if, in their judgment,
the party incorporated in it's platform any views
in opposition to the Constitutional rights of the
States, or any sentiment or principle antagonistic
to Southern rights or institutions. They were ON
the platform laid down by the State in the Con-
~vcntion of 1852. All the candidates agreed on
this point. -,
Mai. Vernon, in the course of his address, said
he belonged to the Secession party in 1851 and
so, and alluded to the hal some vote he received
in this District, when O candidate for the "South-
ern Congress-" He dwelt at length upon the
wrongs Of the North against the South, and feared
we should never again have equality in the Union.
There was o very large number of citizens pre-
sent, and the speeches were listened to with mark
ed attention. The candidates expressed strong
Southern rights sentiments, and pledged them
selves, if elected, to do all in their power to vim
! dictate the rights of the South.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
Correspondence Of tho Garolinian.
W.eurynrfS Anril o.

The committee of Conference have this moment
made their report, and recommend the passage Of
q new bill. This bill is in substance as follow We {:
Recognizes the regularity of the ~Lecompton pro-
ceedings states that Congress cannot agree to the
claims of the schedule attached to the Lecompton
Constitution in reference to the public lands; that,
therefore, Kansas, be admitted as a State into. the
Union under the Lecompton Constitution, upon
the condition precedent that the people of Kansas
shall assent to the action of Congress in reference
to the public lands, and in the event that Kansas
should not assent to this matter about the public
lands, then Kansas shall not be admitted into the
Union until the census shall show a population OF
90, 900, at which time Kansas may come into the
Union.
To understand this matter, you must remember
that the Lecompton Constitution claimed the great
err part of the public lands in Kansas, and O right
to tax the public lands. This grab game could
not be accedeed to by the Federal Government
Congress, therefore, proposes to give Kansas the
sameinterest in and control over the public lands
as are given to Minnesota. The Green amendment
is struck out of the bill. 1t is thought that the
bill will pass as recommended by the Committee of
Conference. The Black Republicans on the Con-
ference Committee-Seward and Howard--dissent
from the action of the majority Of the Committee
The Black Republican party will of course oppose
the bill in its present form. Judge Douglas and
his immediate adherents likewise oppose the bill.
1t is understood all the Southern Senators, except
Bell and Crittenden. will support the bill.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

AEA "A
Mr.. Editor AS the time approaches for the
election of a new delegation to our State Legisls-
ture, it behooves the people of our District to Sc
lect such men as will best subserve their interest,
and represent them with honor and credit. Seve-
raj things have always seemed to US necessary to
form the character Of a good and efficient legisla-
tor; among which may be reckoned q large expe-
rience with men and human fairs-a well-regula-
ted and trained mind, to understand, compare
and explain our complex system Of laws and leg
~islation, and an integrity Of character and firm
ness of purpose to ensure that devotion to the
public veal which we so much need, and without
which the best abilities are nothing. In thiscon-
nection We would respectfully present the name
Of J. BoLros Smith; IS gentleman we'll qualified
to fill this important and responsible post-pos-
sessing mind stored with b epersonal knowledge
and experience OF. more than q quarter Of a CEN
fury, and welttrained by constant use, to grapple
with the difficulties o illegal and legislative science.
For many years he has been identified with the.
people of u nDistrict in business, in interest, and
personal associations, and in all the relations Of
life, has ever been found to be the useful and the
efficient citizen. we feel confident that II he Will
respond to the wishes and accept REORGANIZATION,
he will receive as he merits, the support and eff
cient aid OF MANY VOTERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

where security for intromissions ID required. A
party requiring this is saved the delicate necessity
oRtroubling friends or relatives, and on applying
to the company is furnished with printed form
for him 10 itf! up with necessary particulars, his
age, occupation and general description going back
some'S 20 10. years Of his life, with the detsiis OF
the.situstiouhe is seeking, its salary, modus ops-
randi md general particulars, and his references.
The off sers Of the society make all necessary in
quirics as II character pursuits, habits, &C., pre-
vious and present, with. the prospects, which the
new employment may afford for an honest career.
If enthusiastically answered, hia policy is issued
on the above terms. Principals also have less
conjunction, in the event Of default, To- come on a
public body than to hsrsss privsss friends, and
also more tenacious Of their OWN Conduct in the
well founded impression that the company keep an
eye on all the attributes which may sfect their
interest; and the same feeling operating on the
employed, the whole works well, even As "the Lead
and "look OUT Of the sailor keeps the ship Alright,
80, we'll, indeed, that,thei British Government and
the leading establishments Of the country, NUM-
cipsl as we'll as commercial, prefer, this course Of
security. Many will dccept Of no;other from the
known influence the system involves.
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Y~ORKVILLE, S. G.

R6s- We are very DESTROYS to give particular
attention to the local department Of our paper
and to this end, we would ask our friends in the
various portions of the District, Postmasters and
others, to give us reliable accounts OF whatever
matters Of general interest, that may transpire' IN
their respective localities. Notices Of Marriages
and Deaths win be promptly inserted, when &C
companied by a responsible name. Announce:
ments of religious and temperance meetings will
be inserted with pleasure, and without charge. =
Our friends, Clergymen, Postmasters and 9th
ers, can, and we trust will, aid US materially in
contributing interesting items, Of this nature to
our columns.
~ In order to encourage the efforts Of oil
who are favorable to our enterprise, we propose
to send a copy of the ENQUIRER, gratis to any one
making up o club Of ten subscribers and sending
SIS, in advance. To clubs of six, the paper will
be sent for $40 so, with an extra copyt to the person
making the club. .
e6~ WIN. P. McFApDEN, ESQ.,, and NJ. JONES.
are authorized to act as agents for the ENQUIRER,
receive money and give receipts for the ofhce.
Id- H. JUDGE MOORE, ESQ.,, is our authorized
agent to obtain subscriptions and advertisements
and to collect money due heofice, in Charleston.