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Daper Dealers.
. COWTFS e CO keon cor

Il CON LES, q w., Keep constant
lie ly on hand, the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
g catalogue OF Paer which they offer al Eastern prces 70
GAIA
BOOK AND DNEWSPAPER-We arc prepared 10 furnisl
News and Book Printing Paper Of various and grades
Special sizes made to order al short notice
COLORED PAPEkS-Of every description, including
s1ta large Double Medium and Medium OF all grades and
weight
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain Folio
Post Packet and Commercial Posi- Folded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Ineluling French, English and
German Folio Post folded and Hat Packet and Commercial
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Double
POLISHED CoLoRED PAPERs-Including all leoloft
common Medium Extra Super-rOyal Purple Ultramarlne
Green, Scarlet, &c, sc. Enamelej Paper OF vaTiou
grades.
RULED PAPERS-IneludingL Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper, Record Paper FOolscap, Packet Post, Com
mercia Post Letter, Commercial and Packet Note Bath.
&C, &c, OF all grades and shades, American, EngiSf
French and German Manufacturers, BY the ream,
largerquantity.
per Double French EnaIneled. Enaeled, Porcelain
surface, Ivory and China Mhe surface Cards sheets
regular sizes; also Railroad Cards heavy and
heavy. Common CoOred Cards. White Printers Cards
for sale BY the smaller quantity Any particular
color or style furnished 20 ORDER
BLANK BOOKS-Of all kinds on hand or made 20 order
BRONZES-As We now buy largely OF both English and
German BTonzes we are prepared TO oerthem favor
able prices as any other house IN the country.
PRlNIEhS INK. VARNISH-COustantly hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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Qua CITY-To-day there will be multitudes
Of visitors from all over the State in town, and
from one end of the city to the other viii he
heard the sounds Of music and enjoyment. The
primary attraction for our country friends viii
be the Firemen's Parade and Tournament, but
many will weary of this before the day is over.
and they will be looking around to note the
beauties and attractions Of this Forest City
And we trust that our citizens will give all the
aid in their power to those who are now making
visit to the metropolis of Northern Ohio, that
they may return to their homes feeling not only
that this is a great, stirring and beautiful
city, but that its inhabitants are courteous and
accommodating, ready to show their works to
strangers and explain processes Of manufactures
and improvements. Let cur visitors ride or
walk through the streets of Euclid, Kinsman,
Prospect, &c, and see the Princely residences of
orr successful business men, and then let them
visit the manufactures and stores and see how
this wealth is gathered together; let them pay
their respects to all the objects of interest in
this "village," and let them go away with the
opinion that we inhabit a great place and that
we are Just in the center of creation So shall
they bring credit on themselves and honor to
our city.
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Eceai Notices.
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH,

THE BANK OF PITSBURGHl
Iess Il. Morley. Henry K. ReYualls
Miller n. Splngier. Richard Pat-1 = -. u -,
rick, s. Duff II. OF Jan Camp - ~ 81. VI I'm.
belt, J1mes Breden Samuel N fnttlL ft Sasr SS,ls
Laae A. y. NJ ylart, J McJunk-n, "l0s1 No-' INV
AleUInd r NiIsIcS, William r. Mn
lex. Rlbcr PCebles. FOilard AICCOr
mick, ald VI lIlm Carey
4 LII the above named defendants ex-
"a I'D loriey, Reyn SpansIer aud Carey are
uatcd, that MAY a. ISIS the plaintiff led his
Pet ion IN Court aans the defendants shove uamed,
which al that the N0ver Term 1856 of said
Court the Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
lad Me- ormlcs ani William F. Cure, for S54I0 y debt.
and i p costs; that while the pending which
said Judgment ObaInsu pain sued out an order
Of attachment copy Of whIsh served Jesse H
Morley nj Henry h Reynolds; that said Morley and
Reynolds, az he lime such Of process them
had their property Carey Of
the value OF 90; and that said Spanger Patrick Du
Orr CJmlhell, Br den ane, AIeylert. Junkin PEBBLES
McCoTmIck, Alexander Nimick ahd William R. Numick,
claim uteres said properly, and praying Judg
ueut against 81 Morley and Reynolds fer much will
pay the plaintiff s1id Judgment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
Tie defendants required petition on or
before October 9, ls55- ANfELL S PRENTISS,
n GRISWOLD,
pr.
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len IIneg OF tins tAgate) TyJe make one square
EAdversonents Loaded and placed n column oi Spee!A4
Rusiness Notices, double the ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be understood - sl
,trv 10 The Tmusdiate Business OF the AGerseT and al
stbef a5yeTtseeris sent IN BY the advertiser Will be
charged extra. ,,,- IL,
Notices Of AestiEEs a1d FITelnens' MaIg NhArlI@oie
Rnd Religious Notices. 50 per cent discount
BlsineEs Editorial Column VIII De charged Il
H. y line each insertion.
II Transient Advertisements be paid for n ADJ encs
Advertisements the WeeEy one square OF ss lSt three
months or less. us daily.
Advertisements Dairy and Weekly " Il be charged 80
rer extra.
Marriages AM Deaths e1ceedingten lines 25 cents
Bills OF Yearly AdseTt;sers payable quarterly ~,
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EE RUFFINl's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
and all styles, and of course viii be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sep7
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 0, Is5sE

u Plain and Ornamental Printing Or every description
done Al the Printing Is Enlistment the L1zLr O@ce
the latest improved aud rapid Steam presses IN III
best stye. short notice. AMI Par
cuar attention paid - hlla work. Every description q
Binding done. especially Baas Books Lsd-ers journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, Sc SC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

The CITY PRIsox.-Thcse who have e1amin
ed the Citv Prison on johnson street need not
be told that it is dangerous nuisance to the
neighbOrhOOd, and one which ought to be rc-
moved or otherwise renedied as soon as practi-
cable. Those who are compelled to endure dur
ing the summer months the frightful and sick
ening stencil which constantly arises like fog
from its sinks, aIe not alone or loutest in de-
who are acquainted with its condition (as con
versatiOn with a number Of such h; 5 convinced
u.s., are equally desirous Of seeing some meas
ures taken for new building. The old one is
insecure as place of confinement, as the recent
escape Of "Dan Rice" proyes,-it is desperate
ly filthy from long usage; it is ineOnvenient in
the arrangement of Offices for the use of the city
officials; the Court Room on the second floor is
inadequate for that purpose, and greatly too
small for the accommodation of the numbers who
daily cOngregate there while the Court is in ses-
sion; it is entirely too small to contain Court
Room, Police Clerks office, Chief Of Police and
Marshalrs Offices-yet is supposed to afford
plenty of room for all these, but does not--and
finally, it is a complete and unqualified nuisance,
dangerous alike to the health of its inmates and
to the health and comfort Of those who reside in
its neighbOrhOOd.
In speaking thus we do not wish to be under
stood as censuring the Keeper, Mr. JORDAN;
daily personal observation eonvinces US that he
has made and continues to make every e1ertion
to keep it as clean and healthy as Possible-but
his inability to succeed in his endeavors only
more amply demonstrates the necessity of new
building The entire basement is sink-flthy
and disgusting beyond description. The walls
Of the basement are very narrow, probably not
foot in width or thickness, and very weak and
rotten. The ten cells Of the prison, covering an
area of perhaps 25 by 25 feet, is frequently
crowded to excess by from thirty to forty and
fifty filthy and degraded beings 1t is utterly
impossible TO keep them entirely separate from
each other under these circumstances; and the
result is that cases of assault and battery by the
prisoners upon each other are frequent. Then
the constant association of thieves, prostitutes,
vagrants and drunkards begets state of reduced
morals not very ereditable to the good tasteaEd
spirit of an ostensibly Christian community
There are very many other things in connection
with this subject to which we shall refer in the
future,-what we have said here is designed to
call attention simply to the facts in the case
Five thousand dollars will certainly cover the
expense of building which will be creditabIe to
the city ami answer fully and amply lis necessi-
ties in this regard. The members Of the Coun-
Gil frequently spend time in the discussion of
very small matters; let them turn their attention
to this subject-One really deserving ofit-and
devise some measures which will result in the
erection of new and substantial City Prison.
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A LII the above named defendants eX-
"a ccpt d Morley, Revuoids Spanser and Corey,
hereby n2tIted thai May u, 1855 the plaintiff ed his
said Court against the dfeudauS above named
In which esed that al he NOvemhe Term OF said
Court Tor Is56 the pain III recovered judgment
AGAINST iil PJlard AlcConncl and Wi IAN F. Ca ey for
s. 3Z debt aud So 6ll0 costs that while the suit
pend ug which Id ontaued. the plaintiff
sued urder Of atiac ument, cuuy Of which was
that Morley Reynolds the Of such
process item had their possession personal prop
ertv OF said Carey the value OF s20, and that said
SuangIer Patrick. Dun 7. Campbell, Lane Mevlert
JuaEIn PEBBLES Alexander Nimlck and Wilam R. Nlmck
claim interest IL saiI prop rty, ard praving udg
meat sliust IL Morley aud Reynolds for much will
he plaintiff said Judgment against said Mccormick
and Carey
The DEFENDANTS required said pet.ton on OF
before J)cto. er g. ls5s AXTELL 4 PRENTiSS
II GRISWOLD,
au7 dsyv los Afforneys for Pl'd
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SHILLING LAWNS-New goods re-
~ csivettkis tHy By
tu'lO W. WARREN.
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PASTURAGE-185S.
THE PASTURES OF THE E~zsa
Il subscriber, about 800 acres in the Cuy- haa ieI
Valley Will be open after May Ist Per- sa<AL
sons who send Cows hereby notified that they vii
9e cha ssd Tor the entire seas from date Of entrance
nov ISL unless ley notice writing the tiae OF
eaEler wlt tldrtal and also that the undersigned WI
not e liable Tor ANNALS thar may stray from be injured
while said premises.
-ERMS-Fiity cents per week, p-yalle every Monday
II aEalce unless arrangements made yIth the sub
fcrlbeT for the season.
Apply at my office over Merchants Bank, Superior St
OF 70 in ord, HersnIan a the entrance gates near
Ashcralt Cos Pipe Foundry, or at his brck deIIins
hUtTse University Heights = : stone
Cieve sand. Aurll 2ft1. 1ssz-apfc. d. NovI I
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z. r B.

R R R.-Radways Boady Relief for Headache, wlsths
nervous; EEeumat1sll, Taraivss. LumbagO GOut
NeUrzIl, T0Oiache. Sal Po1, Foy ers SEOl en- joints
Kidney Complaints, Seal lei Feer Pains around The Live
eursv, Measles Ht artbura, and PAINS Of all kinds.
Radvag's Ready Re'Iei viii, IN lew minuIes changs
.Ic al-er.l- Won suHrrf fu l.yS Of pleasure.
z. g. k-Rltw2T's ReCuvatIug Res1lvent, for the
OF chronic asea~esuh Ser ulous and Syphtc Com
Dlanls CCl tive aid other affections Of the Lungs aud
Throat, InduTltiun and Enargemeuts Of part Erupve
and uther diseases II the Sn Nodes TumOrs Ulcers Dys-
pepsJ. and all other diseases arising from impure
Of the Blood
z R-Radway's Regulators VIII cure, efsctualy and
speedily. C1sveuesS, Indigestion Iui1mlation Of the
Bowels, D lepsla Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart aud Kidney Eemale Complaints Small POx. FeTers
Measles. * &. Whenever the system Of order
dose Of Rldays Regulators will II regularitE
No female shoald be without them
r R r. Remedies are sold by Druggists everyghere-
GAYLORD L CO.. and W FISKE, Agents, Clsvs-
snd. 0ht1. feh26.2lS
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Total amount assessed, SIl396
collected and
paid into County Treasury, IIO,O2
OF City cases there were for IntOIication, 23
Disturbance %; Iniuring buildings 5; Vagran-
cy 4; Nuisance 3; Keeping House of Ill fame l.;
Visiting do. l; Firing gun in City limits l; Vi
olating Water Ordinance l. Obstructiag Har-
Dor l; Gambling /.
In State cases, there were, for Petit Larceny
IL; for Assault and Battery IS; for Obtaining
Money under false pretences /
eases:-Grand Larceny 8; Assault with intent
to kill .; Assault with intent TO rob l; Stabbing
with intent to wound 4; Petit Larceny l.
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II For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
page.
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THE NEW CAsKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
A S THIS Is THE AGE OF M
- provemcnt and refinement the pleas
se m SAYING tat ne y now prepared furnish an entire
new aIcle m the UNDERLYING line periur anything
ever before introduced IL 5 Ofis manufacture made
m the Caske FORM and is highly 0rnaueute viii fbil
pae glass running the eIre length oftop run lepsfb
view can be hai with ease.
The iSNEI has none ofthe gloomy and UNPLEASANT al
pearances Of the old style Of Collins They are
air-tght aud light and convenient for trqport
non Or putting IN vaults OF common 'utCrmeuts sim
liar article Is much usei IN eastern cities
Persons losing friends aud wishiug procure i'm
the above line will ind much their interest bv ca ng
anu examining iJr themselves where they Will ld every
atssn.lol gwen. DAN'L W DUTY, Uuderaker,
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A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a csp ssi SIorley, Reynllds Sp ugsr and Carey are
hereby DOtied that May IA 1855, the ainiih ed
his petition and Court agalus the defendant above
named which It is ALLEGED, that al the Nlvem5er
Term, tS55, said Curt the plaintiff reco' GTsq JuCs
ment against said POllari Mccormick and VII I'm
carey for S2l0 debt. and Sl7 6l0 costs; tha whl ne
psini sued out der atiachmenl S9py q M5lea @
wa ser ed on said Jesse H Morley anc Henry hey-
nols- fh sai Morley ard Reynolds al the line OF such
Service Of process had theT nose sion personai
of III Carcy Of alue of so 00o; and thai said
Sr.T~Ier P4trick j. #. or, Cumpben Lane. Meyiert
Iunkin PEBBLES 1cCoTmiek, Alexander Nmlek and VIII
f,s. h Yin c. claim mt 10 said perty,
- 80 Judgment gaiust said Nor aud Re nodsfOr
ncb As will pay the plaintiffs said judgment asaiusis
Mccormick and Carey .....
h.f,Te Oetober O. Is5s AXTELL 4 PRENTISSN
H GRISWOLD,
AMI d6w l9s Attornsysfog
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that affect aunIuIfy inherited heir
looms fruu the diseased bodies OF sic KY Scroula
Consumption, y phliis and Fits among the
mon Of constitute nal diseases Now, not how
gelCratuus tic seeds OF these diseases NAV have
been sas ed "a csysem uptins the blood-RAD-
WAYS isESOvATING REs5LvCSr N oradGate the
ooes U the fc ei every Pc tce If diseased deposits
and o.. the veins with new, pure aud healthy blood
CIULDREN'S DISEASES.
RAuWAY'S kENOvATtNG b REsuLAsSr should be hailed As
blessing b. every mother tlruu shOu the land, whose
lH1uis ncted with Sores Humors, &c. The break
- olt i;lrs ea1lsl ase evidence Of tul transmitted
rom the parent suck Il doses OF the REN0vATINa
hEsOvEyr tll eradicate every vCstige the disease sud
insure she child 4 sound snl healthy body.
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Goal Dealers

ISIS.
wN l. PRICE. LEsUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MORRIS.
DRICE, CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
a lSuccessdrs 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE Co -De4--
ers BrIar Hill Mluera Ridge AID ca 'pew- oaloy tle
cargo. Office Cover mt nj Pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
REFERENCES:
T p Handy Cash'T ComlE. B. Ward .---.---- Detroit
Bank. ...----.- level tieo- " D1g lta-o
J5si16 Pcrzius Fres't Bans Rumsey Bros Co do
C1-1rne-re c Iege I'd Parker Handy, Cash'r Ocean
Hubby, Hughes c., dc BANK New pa
II sanger, Caslr Mich sac Sclt. Belcler Co. 10
fus Bank -DetTlr, J. @ b Gard lor1ni9 L "
A II. Adams Cssh'r saw g A Iayitr---- - . 40 -,
Rark IerrnI.-I mlllAfl leA
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Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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The ASSOCIATED F1REMEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY, or
PITTSBURGH.
Is.
Jesse IT Morley. Henry 4 Reynolds,
Miller NJ Splngler, Pglard llcCor-
mes. William + Carey. Richard
Patrick. $ Duff II Or, JameSCam3-
bell. James Brcde Samuel NJ. Lane
A N Ney ylert, J McJunkin- Alex
auder NImick William r Nimick,
an Enltnrr baakIgg
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GEORGE BLACK,

Jesse n Morley Henry h Reynolts,
Miller N. Spaugler, Pollard McCcr-
mick. William ,. Carey, hlchad
Pafrirk. 5. Dun. H. orr, Jones
Campbell, Jamrs BTeder, Samue
N. Lane. A. y. Mey ert ]. Me un-
kin. AIe exandsr n m'ck William x.
Nlmick. and ROhert PEBBLES
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio
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l. C. PENDLETON q co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL zwaas, Brier Hill, Chippewa, Tsllmadgs and New
HI.
OHce No OTiats EKcha &c, Yard foot Superior Street
a2l9
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ superior article Of BIIUMINOUS COAL, whieh = !,
rcuary adapted 20 domestic purposes, IS wei as io
steam and smith use can had OF the undersigned Agents
for the COMPANY -... -s., H.
nsf and Coal ivcreL any part O. the city oi qu2y
winch yl not please if let a. e!tneT % our ocs
"a SCOVILL \ WHEELER
or.- No Il River street aud { \ p Co1l Fler
COAL--C0AL.
NOW IS THE TINE TO 'iET IN
y vorr Winters sur-v. We are daily receivl asplen-
JId artce for Stoves and GTaeS which We sell cr - &c
0rr Parties vls-luc purchase viii DO wc = give
Is cal All orders through the Post once qrciy AZ
fc.Jed TO- Offices and Na-ls on c r. X Pier and II
L. : = h n " '0'-iN1 S'1 JOHN HAYS Z co
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EEUCh PRlNIS-Just received
~ m.Is TAYLOR, GRISWOLD * co
RAI Adler STRIPE MOURNING
iu0I=.-w MARBLE STORE.
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Drun8
r. r. r.
HEALTH WILL. IN ALL CASES

EALIH WILL, IN ALL GASES
IL follow the use Of Rad nays r r. Remedies Tner
diseased. weak. feeble, or crpD ed
with paiu nfrniti but that Railways Ready Relief
ReEovaus Resu vent Regulators. the nature OF the
disease may require will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief, Rad
way EeuOya'iug ResOlveut Rad Regulators. Each
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other Diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties required; and
when thus there sufcienf lie and strength With
IN the s aSed dying LOdy TO sustain their action the
patient will live and be restored 10 bealth
Pam, r. r. Relief,
Acute Diseases, R r Relief
Iuiilmmatory Diseases, Relief and Regulators
MalarOus Diseases. Relief and Regulators
COngesiive Diseases, Relief and Regulators
Scrufuluus Diseases RenOyating Resoivent
Chronic Diseases Renuvatiug RFsuivent
SypuIlIilc Diseases. Reu0vafiug ResOlVenf
Constitutional Diseases ResOiveut and Regulators
S-1u Diseases, RenOvaiIug ResOlveuf,
NeIvugs Diseases. Bes0lveut, Relief, Regulations
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulator.
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Orp S0O0s.
SKIRTS!

A MOTHER INVOICE DOUGLAS
- SSHER%3OD'S GENUINE Adjustable Bustle Ex-
-uq92 II N rrNDAIrs RI
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DIAM NANKINS.
l. Plaid Nankins
Al Narkinets.
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Police CoURT FOB AUeUsr.-From the report
presented to the City Council Tuesday evening
by the Police Clerk, we gather the following
items. Number Of City cases during the month,
63; number of State cases, 40; State examina-
tons made, IL; making total of ia.
CITY CASES.
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RENGAL HATS.-Drab Plaid Hats
- for Sprns ard Summer at
b BUTTS & co.
my25 IS Superior Street,
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Observation-Disclosures
expressly 70 and ed in every respect-6Dsn-
-I this IuOrning. mu25 =. J. BALDWIN 4 Co.
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EUK CHILDKENS' WEAR:
Il CO.tOuadrs- as. c3io-s.
iul3 TAYLOR. CRIswOLD & co.
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ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.-Latest
u designs Of Paris ress Silks, Plain Pompadon silks
.ravciiug silks, FoulaId silks
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BARGAINS IN PRINTS AND Mus i,
- h-s-6I4 cts II VI Al the
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A MOTHER INVOICE Or DOUG
GLASS and SIIERWOOD'S PIseut Adjustable Double
-Npausinl Steel Spring skirt how opened
m-1S TAYLOR. GRISW0LD CO.
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ENGLISH MADDER PRINTS
H Confined styles Epgsh AI,ulder CaIcos the best
ylts and qualities offered IN Tins city at one shilling
lust received mv25 l. / BALDWIN 4 CO..
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T INNS FOR PANTS,
~ Fulied Linens
Shrunk Linens.
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~ skkS IAANEELk=S.
A|E SHALL OPEN TUESDAY,
" June lst. the largest Assortment and most Novel
tyics Pars Mantilles eve. Drought t0 this Market.
o A
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a ANNUUNCEMENT.-A few more of
q hose exquisite Muslin s re .eiveI this day
luu24 TANLOIt. GRISWOLD & CO.
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In Cou-t Of Com
-mou p cas-, W.
ahOga Co. Ohiu.
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Tor,Dc s 1 shilling per week City Subscribers
- 6IlIS (Five Dollars per year Mail Subseriber
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Eud Of the " nderful oEe-hos shay.
Losle l. logic That's all say.