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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
MISCELLANE
OrOville Water Works.
Scale of Water Rates per Month.
DWELLING HoUsEs.1

DWELLING HoUsEs.l
For each family Of no, more than persons. IS 0C
- over persons and not more than l2.......4 O.
Bathing Tubs in pr,yate houses ..........l 0o
HoTELs AND BOARDING HOUSES.
For each hoarter and ,dger, including ser
wants transient hoardets, ami the tamhy
Keeping the house. .................. 2i
For each day boarier. .............. ~
" LoiginS houses, for each bed within the same IS
" iIo'ei oars from .....''-.. 81 OJ to $40 u"
" Bathing tubs each, ...........,........2 o.
SrJREs.
For zach tenement occupied as a warehouse
shOp, Or f'r any purpose not Included w any
other classification. upd not requiring more
than ou ordinary suput, ofwst~rrom 50 90 to 10 90
BAKERs.
For the the average dlliy use Of -four for each
barrel per month...... ......... 30
HOSE.
For the right 10 attach hose not exceeding :,
of an inch orit'ce for washing Windows. car
ri9-e-, or other purposes, lcNcent sprinkNng
streets In addition 10 charge for Othcr uses,
not less than ................. .-......... 90
For vegetable and dover gardens, for every
sQuar" yard sprinklcd Cr Criffigaicd. seven and
half mills per mouth
Bath Housrs,
For public baths in all bathln: establishments
Tor each tuO........ Observation-Disclosures. 90
STABLES.
For private stables, including water for wash.
ing carriages c4................... m
and cor eich horse over two ...... ....... IS
Foriivt ~ stables. iucird,ng water for washing
CARR. g-s. f"r rach horse ....... ........ 66
For sin rs'nhie, Tor each horse .......... CO
For TIT ckmans slnbie and hay yard, for each
morse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
REFECTORIFs.
For O. nfrctioncrvs eating houses. markets,
provision shons, retirement and OYSTER
looms. according 10 the quantity Of water
d.
BUUuIVG PURPosEs.
For each Thousand nf hric, laid d.............. 90
For weiing hr,ck thro igh hose or otherwise,
for each thousand ......................... %
|or clustering en- 'ndrrd wards .......... J 40
The owners of dwellings will be held responsible
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JAMES O'pRIEN. M. d.

Particular attention paid 10 chronic diseases, anc
ali ,th .ys common 20 this country Has had large
experience IN hospital and family practice. and 'on
adently hopes for a share Of public petro9egs.
O,ylcE-At the County lIespts, Lynehourgh.
no
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hcrp'ary of'ta'e ..............''.'' - '',- :,
TrN"s"rV ....-...... -. zee 49, ~
" Ioteri rr.......... ''""h 'n'm's''
u O-o- ........I. n Th'v'
sns'~ mater c"na-a' ...... .........' Na'N'"'
assistant Secretary OF Henry hedyard
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Defy Competition!
? O s T E r s

(HEATRICAL ENTFRTAINNENTS,
|, CONCERTS and
+ EXHIBITIONS,
(Of thevery Largest stzcD
kn.ed at this ESTABLISHMENT at short notice and
. LOWEST PRICES.
irr We nre prena-At with an extra quality o
L. 1rl other mlteriul peculiarly adapted to thf
biting Of
|Fogrnmmes,
| Bills OF Fare,
WNy-Bi'Is.
CireuInrs,
Ball Tickets.
Visiting Cards,
Bill Heads,
| Cheeks,
Blanks,
etc, etc
-
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
REFECTORIFs.

provision sh0rs, retirement and OYSTER a.
loons. according 10 the quantity Of water
used .. .... ...... 40 90 TO Il
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BrIrnING prRPOsEs

For each Thousand of brick laid ..............
For Wclling BRICK thro igh hose or otherwise,
for each thousand ..................
|or clustering Ch IA 'ndrrd wards ..........
The owners of dwellings viii be held responsib
or water used in the same.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be f0uHd At The old stand, corner or
.Nontgomerg and California streets, san
Francisco,
Where he can heronsul'Pd -lvR'elvand with the
utmost confidence nv the afflicted at all hours daily.
from : A. M..nutiis PM. (Curesalvays guaranteed
or no pay required.
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@t00 On.

Mar cd persons. or hose contemplating marriage
'eng rWar.. of physIcal weakness, should consul
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
Cleveland Manufactures.

MCGUIRE, BoOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE,
OSrARIo STREET.-McGUIRE, at a. Ontario St.
Cnow I46), does an exclusively retail business,
and makes every style and variety of fine and
coarse work, from frstclass French patent
leather boot down to a boys coarse brogans.
Some of his fine work for elaborate finish and
appearance Is second TO none manufactured
west OF New York City-and al the same time
combines the qualities of strength and durabili-
ty. His store is well stocked and his sales
the past year reached the snug sum Of twenty
five thousand dollars He employs at this
time about twenty-five hands, and pays
them an aggregate of nearly eight thousand
dollars year.
McGUIRE has been in business at his present
stand for some years past; and although he
commenced the manufacture of boots and shoes
upon limited scale by prudence and good
management he has succeeded in building up q
fiourishing and remunerative trade and his
success Is entirely deserved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

EThe State Board Of Agriculture have re-
ceiyed a communication from The Secretary Of
the MIllersburgh Brass Band, which was en-
gagged to play on the grounds during the Fair,
stating that they cannot possibly Be present,
owing 10 a severe accident that has occurred TO
several of the members. The Band were at
tending a pic mic a few days ago, and when re-
turning, the horses attached 10 their carriage
took fright ran away and upset the vehicle,
spiling allthe members upon the ground. The
leader and another member had limbs broken,
ard number Of the Others were severely
bruised The accident Is peculiarly uniortu-
nate and IS to be regretted. The Board, how
ever, will Immediately take steps 10 procure the
services Of some other good band.-SdHdlsky
r gistsr.
We are happy to announce that the above
is wholly without foundation. About ten mir
utes after reading It yesterday, we heard mar
tial music upon the balcony of the johnson
House, and upon inquiring the name of the
our broken Hmbed, bruised and injured
Millersburgh Sax Horn Band on their way to
Sandusky to play upon the grounds during the
Fair. Not only was their talented leader, G.
Kobe, in possession of ali his limbs, but the en-
tire twelve members were in good order and
well conditioned" How the above report arose
it is hard to conjecture. The Band has attend
ed no picnic since the Sd of July, and their as
tonishmens may be conceived VIXEN we showed
them the paragraph in which they were so bad
Iy mangled 1t is to be hoped that no other
band has been engaged in consequence Of the
above report, for, from the specimen playing our
Millersburgb friends gave us yesterday, We think
the public will be well suited at the Fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14


New BANKING House. Mr. Z. 3. Hale has
leased for a term Of years the large and spacious
store IN Rouse's Block, at the corner Of Superior
street and the Public Square. The room has
been fitted up with all the convenieDces which
first class Banking House requires, and in a
most elegant manner. The granting was exc
cuted by Cornell, and looks peculiarly neat and
beautiful Mr. D. c. Brown did the paper
hanging, which is enough to warrant its being
in first rate style. Some splendid specimens OF
his work are there shown The curtains are
from the hand of Taseott, and reflect much credi'
upon his artistic skill. The whole appearance
Of the place, both exterior and interior, fOors,
ceilings, walls, counters and other fixtures viii
attract much attenSon, and are arranged with
much good judgment and taste
Mr.. Hale, who by the way is one Of onr most
responsible moneyed men, could not have I
pletlssnter room in which to transact his bust
ness, and its location, although now farther ''uF
town than the center of business, will be most
advantageous when the new Custom House and
Post Office are opened.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

PoLIcE CoURT.-Michael Leny for selling
whi-ky on Sunday was fined $40 and costs.
John Carroll, fierce looking customer, was
up for making sturbanee. John was very
independent in the court room, was bound to
walk about and talk IS much as he pleased
He was fined IS and costs, and shouted, when
the sentence was read, mot any five dollars" :"
John is undoubtedly hard case.
MARY ANN Mack decided to come back to her
old lodgings and for the accomplishment of that
end, got drunk and was fined So and costs
which, as she couldn't pay, she was sent to
prison.
The cases Of Ira LafrrainieT for stabbing, Of
Sebastian Boof for assauI; and battery, of Chas.
Bradshaw fer petit larceny, and OF Martin Sause
for disturbance was continued until the l6:h.-
Charles Granger for attempting to pick mans
pocket, continued to 2Uth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

ENERsoN's MAsAzINE-This monthly for
September has been received from the publish
ers. Its table of contents shows good bill from
which to select pieces for the parlor the bus:-
ness Office or the rail car. The Life Of Wash
ington is continued, an article on " A New Era
in the Worlds History" accompanied by por-
trait Of Prof Morse, fills several pages, and the
general tone Of the number is superior to the
preceding ones. Hawks d Bro. have It foI
sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

ATTEMPT To BREAK JAIL.-Two murderers
and burglar, confined in the Franklin county
jail, had their arrangements nearly completed
for an escape on Saturday. With a nice saw
furnished them they had cut a hole through the
grating big enough to pass through, and each
had been provided by some outsiders with a
loaded double barreled pistol. Fortunately the
Deputy Sheriff discovered the plot just in time
to prevent its execution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
ALL the above named defendants ex.

"a ce1t 81 d Morley, Revucids Spanser and Car
erglV nltihe tha May a. ss the rlaiuttt ed his
ueftlou sd Court against the dfeudan's above named,
In which le-cd- that a. be Novcm.e Term nf said
tourt for I-lf the lam Ia yer Judgment
inst sid Pollard Mccormick and Wi Lm + ca ey ior
~ debt. ani SE6-hO costs That whllg the suit
end ns 90 which sd I'd 0ataHed, the plaintiff
sue our an orLer OF ATTACHMENT, c1uy of which
ss vcd On said Jesse II n rey and HetIy X. Reynolds,
hat Morley and Reynolds az The tune II such service
III 1rocess on Lem Ind their Possession personal prop
ertt OF sd Of The value of S2lu0, ard that said
s.pgIer Pl.rick Duff or. Campbell, Lauc hIevlert
IunEin. Pcebies Alexander Nllc and William r. Nimick
caiu some interest ~ sai prup ny, ad pravfnc jucg
meut aguinst sd Morley ard Royuo0s Jr much viii
W he Plaintiffs said judgment against said Mccormick
and carey
The defendants are required said petit
b.r.r,l tlcto. er g. Is5s. AK I'll \ PRENTISS
n. GRiSN OLD.
,is,- 1qc Atforuevs for PIE.
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Zen lines Of tins JAgIfsj Iype make one square
BAdvertsemens Leaed and placed an column OF Speei4
BuslneSs Notices. double ilie ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertsus Contracts Will he ulerood 70 1pl
,.ry 70 fbe Iuuofalr Business the Adersar and al
ofber advertisements by Tie advertiser viii De-
charged extra .,- y.,-...-,,-
RUI BeITrl1us Notices. 81 per cent discount
BnsIueSs Notices Editorial Column VIII De chAsed Al
tk- rate OF Is seufs line each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements, % be paid for IN adv ace
Advertisements Inthe Weekly one e OF less lo tEet
uuuths OF less. same as daily
Advertisements Daily and Weekly " u he charged 50
per cent. extra
Marriages aEj Deaths not eEceedIa ten lines, = cents
siiis o. fsaiis -A'' s''issis n CoWiES CO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

FEAoAs.-The affray mentioned in yesterday
mornings paper at FolsOm's Livery Stable, was
between Ira Llffrainier and some Irshmen
tending the stable. Mr l. went to the stable
to hire q horse, but was told it was too late
some high words passed and he LEFT, followed
by several men, and in defending himself from
them he stabbed one with his knife. He then
delivered himself up to the officers and was re-
leased on bail. His case viii he before Jud ge
Vail on Thursday.
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School Books,

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y u AZ the Of Ieac ers aud Dealers 10
yb15i B,5Es In u-S Ne - tbss b,5ss IN I.r-s On
ilas, l1e stock Is new and n good condition, and or
. al'u '7' 'l49 4'e Is-'''iO'9'
Adams ArllAmeilcs; S
A1.frs,vsa..I S-,Ids-Ifs Latin G-,mwar-
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AnJfe"s Lain Reader
Andrews Classical series.
ArIrsv-s,I.ai aim Isr,eoB.
'
An loa' { lasslcal SeTesi
Arno,d's C.assieaI ssris..
AHihon Latin Dictionary
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Ao-o' rI'5le9'l'e Seilaan hsaier
Adter's GernaI hs11nariesi (2l
R,,,-I,p,
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R,ui,,s, c,1,ss,-,t s,-i.s.
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Columns Arithmetic
C1vsIT's DIGEST Of In
ClsrE,s GRAMMAR.
Corneirs Geosraphissi Csl
Colto, & Ei.-bt. f:so-r.a
Com,t,1E,s pbiI,-ogi,,.
CoJper's NIrg1l;
Crosby's Greek GRAMMAR.
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NNt.eI F"i sl'iu-l'ss- u
CrfteIdeu's Bnoi Nrelluas
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Davies Maihemaiirl Works.
Fowler's English Gramms
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l'oA = !s'Ia' NelsiaPu1s
First Lessons IN Hist0rys
First Book u HisiOr,;
IusIuclie's Fr such Grammar.
Greeuleal's Arltlm tics;
Green's Gramm IS
CsueruseTsU $ History,
Gands' Cen ma--lfermaus . learn Eug
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Hl,ari's Readers:
HsZsu'S Suei'cr AMI DefneT
Huchcock's Geology
Harkucssf Classical Scrles.
Iuhn.on's Cirero.
KuehGer's Greek Grammar;
Legcndres Geomftry;
Lowell Readers.
Ly-ll's Ge0lu-ics.
Lo>sine's s History;
ll1deil : Scoti's Greek Lerieo
Aa'tlsulis Astronomy
Mc(3gfcy : r ad-rs; l8
AcCudev's New Rra rrs. f6l
ftaulsvIlle's Reader. (5l
MrC3udey'sS s elicr;
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NcNallr,'s t5r0 raqhv
NIors : Geugrauhv.
Ef1a- aIth Gseoer1 Aieg rll
n e SIaPs:
McCl1Eock 3 Crooks First I.arin Boa
Me- lfnork \ Crooks Frs C;rssk Book.
N-ai5yg's Fre5eb Iiefio1s
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Goal Dealers

1855.
wv l. PRICE LE,fUTL CEAwFoED- DAVID MoRElS
DRICE, CRAWFORD * MORRIS,
Il C>lrce>sgrs TO CR AWFoRD, PRICE Co-l-Deal-
Bua HIil. Mlrra Ridge and Ia rev Coal by the
cargo. Office, Cover uzur Pier. Cleveland. Ohio
REFERENCES
T Handy, CaSl'r COml ?. B. Warl Detroit
Bank. Clsys . iJiro- W D Co., -ChlcaC
Jo dah Perkins, Prcst Baas RuInsey Bros : CO TO
Commerce .-.--.C Gle ED iPrser Handy, t-sr Oceln
HuHhr. Hughes c.. do / Bank - New YORK
II Saa=er Gas ir AiIch |SacSett, Beicner a Co, do
iuS Bank Detroit, j. g. Beard. Toronto g W
A. n Adams, CasI'T Say'C A Tay ier----. - DO
Rank ---.-------- Derr1i mhllu ln -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
Eraal Notices.
THE RANK oF PITTsBURGH.

THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH,l
Iesse n. Morley, Henry X. Reynolds,
Miller II Splugier. Richard Pat | l. ,-,,,-. Of g.
uck, S Duff. II. or Jau e. Cump- - . s ~ -
ell, James Breden, Samuel n f-t- f-t-a - 49,
Lane, A n. NJ ylart McJuuS'n, '-1s~ 49, SN'''
AID Iand r : Inlcs. " ilam lt- Nm
irk Rller Poebies. roiiTrd AlcCor
mick, and " ham Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
q cspt said .orls,, yn .s, Spansier Carey, arc
= noted, Ihat May a. 35s the plaintiff filed
lei Io1 m sslJ Court alsi ~ defendants byve uamed
which Is al that a. the November Term. 1856 said
Colrt, the Painn recovered judgment asn said a.
ard Act ormck and William F. Care Tor S5fi0 y debt.
and SO ? COST; thai while III pending winch
SAID iudgmcat Oh.sIn.G g sfni sued
Of attachment. cOpv of whih served s Jesse H.
Mortey NJ Henry 4. Reynolds; that said Morley aud
Reynol he iie OF such service Of process taem,
had heir Fr-ona property # aid Carry Of
the vnlae OF O0 and thai said Spansier. Palick Dud
Orr Crmnbcii. Br deu- auc Meyiert Junkn PEBBLES,
McCOfmIck. Alexander Nluirk and WillIam R. Nimck.
claim interts SAID riy, and praying udg-
against 81 More AID Reynolds fOg SO much viii
pay the pl1iutiI sui Judgment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
Ire defendants required sid petition
before October 9, ISIS AXrf Ii a PRENTISS, 4
n GhiSMOLD.
Mlr q - Dnaaw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
. RAYMOND & CO., have received,
iOs B5ck Dress silks, new and fun supply
India aud sumner s. K.
STELLA. Cashmere and 1hihst Shawls.
" .iie Grape Saawls. embr' idered and plain
Black and COl0rcd Silk ShaWls,
Res.ori Dress Gods. Mousslne de Cheus
Chal De LANES, R0bess QuIlles
french 3 lllIsnts, 0rgand! AIusliaS,
ChInfz OrgaudleS Chocliate Orgaudies,
RestoIl Grenadines, Berage kobes-
French JaccJnets. Ginghlm hes QuIlla
p ain ali vto de LANES Ho, les PrIn 5.
French. Engllsh and American alicoes,
La les lUutietsr 9 euts Dllvins CLOVES
Ladies MaIss' les Cellars, Chantilly Wells;
Parassls. Ri itbons nd Lace,
EmbI Handkerch efs Emb'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Set, Blsek Lace Mitts,
Chautilly Bugied Coars, White SILK Fringe,
Embd Bands dsiuss and IusrrtInEs.
FaucE Belt Ribbons MaTssies Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edslngs,
Boanet Rouehes, AleEan5eT's Kid Gloves.
Emb Lace and Muslin Window Cuitains,
Damssks. M1ryeens Table nd Piano Covers.
MaTseIlles Qallts, Counte -Paues and TOlst Covers
Russia r0welIngs aud Hukabuks,
staple Sllrtiugs and Fancy do,
Vesiinzs aud Gents Shirts md Collars,
Checked YaIJ Drab Alpaca.
NsskeIclnslS dsrs and Umbrellas
Al Of Uhicah light low, and vail be Eeld Al =
SB-4 Nd Il CO.. 90 Saesrlsr =.
SHETLAND SHAWLS.-A few of
- hss iegf1 Shetland slawls lef, dssirsbls for
TAYLOR, GRSwoLD : Co.
HAMILTON SIX IRTS = Something
AI-o-noasIas ShsrwOOds Adiusiable Bustle Skirts
geHuIle c-tict> uun X D. KENDALL CO.
CHILLING LAWNS-New goods re
' w W U.pprN-
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THS 4SSOCIATI d FlRE8IEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
PITTSBURGH.

Jesse Il Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Aiiier NJ Splusleg Poland -.cCOI-
mics. William n Carey, Ric ard
Patnck. ) Duif HOT, JamesC5m. y
bel. James Brrtle Samuel ". Lane.
A n Mevlert. J AicJmkin Alex
arder NImick William X. Nmsck
- asr.H.s.-~ - hH.aa
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PASTURAGE-ls5S.

PASTURAGEA1S5S.
THE PASTURES OF THE ERS
i subscriber. anont 800 acres, Ia the Guy h0ga NV
Valley. will be after May isf Per Ahmk1
who send Cows hereby notified that thoy
be charged for the entire from date Of
Nov. LIST, unles hcY uO Wrting the
earlier withdrawal; and also that the undersigned vii
while on said premises
TERMS-FIfty centS per week, p yahle every Monday
IN avance unless arrangements mlde gIth the sub
scrber for the season
Apply al ny ofice Merchants Bank. SuperiorSt .
or 70 " N FOrd. Herisman, the gates near
house on University Heights s s STONE
CIeVsIand. April 2iIh, ,Iss5-aDgs.di HovI
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Issse II Morley Henry X. Reyuolts,
M Ter N Sranger. Pollard McCor- T., r,,,,r, - g.,
rlrck WiIum J. Carey Elc had - 81. -.
pa rick s Dun n. or, James 49,, - - @s' ny
Caupbell James Bredeh, Sauiue 'i'sa ~ Sli'-
N Lane. A n Meyert ]. Nc IN
I'm a l. Hlnder MEX william X.
NImick, and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eep ssi Morley, Rsynslds Sp ng.sI and Carey arc
his Petition aid Cont against the defendaniS above
named. II which Il Is alleged, that at the Nyen9er
Term ls56, said Court the plaintiff reeof ered JueS-
ment against said Pollard Mccormick and Nil,a =
carey Tor S277G debt, and Sil 6lou COSTS ina mi ne
pending IN which soid ia Ient VS. ne
rlainfid sued cut order attachment COPY o. Nlcn
"a ser 81 on said Jesse Il Morley ano Henry Key
uos. tha sal Motley and keyrodS AZ me tlae OF sucn
- III nrress them. had ~ theiT POSSESSION personal
~r 81 siI Carey OF tne value of S10o md that said
-r-i.- p-frick u G. DTr. Camrbel Lane. Heylert
I1nEin Peobles NeCornlek. Aerander Nimck and VIII
-, " Nis-cs Claim some INT rest n Saiu perty,
;. iTlguseut gainst slid hforiey and r.. noidSf0rt
s1sh as vii he plaintiffs said Judgment asaiusli
lreC,urmck and Carey.
Tie defendanis required % answer said g.to19a,
u GRISWOLD.
suT dew lsa AttsrasysfoE
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Daprr Dealers.

Y COWLES, & CO, keep constant
lie " on hand, a. the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
inE catalogue oi which they oeE al Eastern prees 10
Cash
BOOK AND NEwsPA APER--w We are prepared eiuI9isl
News Book PRINTING Papcr Of varous and grades
Special sizes made 10 order at short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, iucluding
large Double Medium and Medium OF all grades and
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain Eolis
Post Packet aud Commercial Post, Folded and Flat Caps
CommercialNl
FOREIGN PAPERS-Includng French, English and
herman Folio Pus folded and at Packet and Commercial
POST Commercial and small Note Letter Paper, Doubls
Packet Post, &c, re
POLISHED COLORED PAPERs-Including all col0rI
common Medium Extra Super-royal Purple Ultramarins
Green, Scarlet, kc, &c. Enameled Paper Of var1ou
trades -
RULED PAPERS-IneludingL I Legal Cap, Account Paper
3erman Paper, Record Paper FUolscap Packet POST Com
uercal Post Letter, Commercial and Packet Note, Bath
SC &c, Of all grades and shades, American, English
Fr nch and German Manufacturer By cream
ilrger quantity
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including 81
~ double French Enameled, Enameled, Porcelain Sar
rrare Ivory and China, White surface Car1s in sheets
m regular sizes; also Railroad Cards heavy, and eIi
teavy Common COlOred Cards White Printers Cards 81
by the smaller quantity Any particular
.olor orstyie efurnished TO order.
BLANK BOOKS-of all kinds on hand orulte { TO order
BRONZES-Asw we nov buy largely o1 both English and
l3srnan brunzes, prepared oerhem
able prices any other house in the country.
PRINTERS INK. VARNISH-Constiniiy hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

THE NEW CASKET.
A 3 THIS Is THE AGE OF M
- pfuyemeut and refinement. the pleas
use m SAYING that no prepared furnish
new glcie m the Uude king line superior o anything
ever b-lore nfrOducel II Is ofis made
N the Cake FORM and Is highly Oramenfe with thirk
pa glass ing the entire length oftop full length
view Be had with ease
The SKET mas none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant aD
pearances Of the old style OF Collins They ars PERFECTLY
alr-tisht aud light and convenient f0 rInsp a
uon OF puttlugin vaults, common ntermcns A SIM
liar article l. much used IN eastern cities
Persons losing friends aud wishing procure ANYTHING
the above line will ind much their interest By cal ing
and e1aminins for themselves where they VII find every
attention gwen. DAN'L " DUTY. Underaker
C.eve and. June BI-mh26.1q7 No s. Erie II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IA, 1853
Builders & Arfbitefts.

BROOKS S. c. 4 Z. W, BUILD
II ERS. Ais manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds Slsh,
Brackets and ali nds OF Scroll-Sawns aud Gothic Wors
Particular atter paid FttIEsUp Stores Factory On
DIyIslon-st ne CeniIs Block. Cleveland. o. nolOe5l
C0RLETT & CUBBON NASTEP