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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18
Report of the ReIIer Association

The Executive Committee of the Cleveland Re-
lief Association having terminated their labors in
the discharge of the duties committed to them by
their fellow citizens, in the month of November
last submit their report as follows. Immediately
subsequent to our appointment we met, organized,
and entered upon our duties by making personal
calls upon the citizens for contributions to the fund
10 be devoted to the relief of the necesstous which
was generously responded TO by contributions in
cash, fuel and provisions 10 the amount OF 1886 So
Thereupon, the store al No. 10 HoIman's Block
was rented at a small cost, as general depot for
provisions and distribution of the same it was
placed under the charge of W. J. Warner, as gen.
eral disbursing agent, he having generously voun-
uutecred his services iuthat capacity together with
OF team in collecting and dsbursns free Of cost
to the Committee. Visiting Committees were then
appointed in each Of the wards OF the city, who
Immediately entered upon their duties, with such
interest as only benevolent hearts can prompt
Distributions from the store commenced in the last
week Of November, and continued from time to
time necessity required, and convenience would
permit, TO the last week in March, thus extending
our operations through about four months Pro
visions purchased by the quantity at low rates
and distributed by the agent upon the orders OF
members Of visiting committees (gven for specific
sum) at rates slightly below the ordinary retail
rates for the purpose Of demonstrating the advan-
tages to the Association (and consequently to the
contributors and recipients of their bounty Of dis
bursing the articles instead Of making ord rs upon
the vanOus provision and supply stores. Thisiwill
be clearly exhibited in the following statement:
\
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CLEVELAND. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IS. 1858

"All ready the whips, sir" came fromIthe
mate, and at that moment the third mates
voice rang out from the jib boom end, " Boat
right ahead steady as you go!"
q Now, then, my lads, who'll go into the run
ming bowlines with me, and stand by to pick up
the childreni' anxiOusy inquired the captain.
81, sir, |, l." came from a dozen ready sail
ors in a moment
Thank you, my lads; but l only want five.
| will go in one myself"
The selections were soon made and there
they stood in the fore main mizzen chains-the
commander and five noble fellows-with the
bowliDes under their arms, ready to risk their
lives To save the three children.
Steady Stand by now Here they come
Look out ~ screamed the officer from the jib
boom; and moment later the dim outlines OF a
boat doomed up by the lee eat head. Another
of breathless suspense and the boat was abreast
of the fore chains
Stand by the forward whips Look ont
there in the main chains. Veer away men.
Now, Harry, now" and down went the com
paniOns and the captain into the boat
A breath later and 4 shout came ringing up,
Look out main and mizzen chains. Sway
away on deck" and up by the run came the
two men. each grasping child in his arms
''Ay, ay, SIR, all right" answered brave
fellow scrambIing in on deck, with little Jenny
grasped tightly by her clothes.
Fatheri" exclaimed the little girl, clasping
the captain about the neck" Father Patherl''
echoed back two treble voices
Almighty God, l thank thee Saved
saved-saved ;" and Captain Lester Walton
sank faintiug on the deck. lie knew the child.
rem were his own from the moment they passed
thu ships stern, and his indomitable selfcontrol
had borne him up until they were rescued; when
the reaction came he sank down insensible.
At an hour before sunset the following day
the ship was at her berth in New-YOrk, and
the meeting between the distracted mother and
her children there, in the cabin of her husbands
ship, is too sacred picture to be prOfaned by a
mere pen and ink copy
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SaEg Il

Whole dis rIhuflOn- -SaEs
The difference in favor Of the system is S3s7 81.
thus enabling the Committee to relieve the desti-
to e to this extent in addition to what they could
have done under other arrangements. The distri-
button has been made on 1859 different orders of
members Of the visiting committees and il Is be-
lleyed that between three and four thousand per-
sons have been relieved 10 some extent by this
charity. There remains uueoIlected upon pledges
made TO the Committee the sum Of S262 50, mostly
in coal and goods there is also remaining under
the control Of the Committee the sum Of Sl24 20,
IN cash, to be disposed Of for further relief as may
be thought expedient-
In closing our labOrs for the winter Of 1857 and
1858, the Committee NAV be expected to place
upon record flor the benefit Of their s.ccessOrs) the
result Of Their experience under the rules and reg
ulatiOns (adOpted for their government by the citi-
zens' meeting held Nov 18Th, ls57l As a guide in
the future. The regulations are found well adapted
to the purposes OF the Association generally; some
slight notifications may improve them. The Com
mIttee would recommend as an additional rule
future operations system Of issuing relief tickets
by the Association varying in sums from fifty cents
20 three dollars 10 be issued to such subscribers IN
the fund as may desire on payment inio the treasu
~ OF the amount which The tickets issued repre-
sent these tickets TO entitle the holder thereof TO
payment in food fuel on presentation TO the dis
bursting agent. It is believed this system would
enable those who desire 70 dsburse their own char
iy to do so through the medium Of the Association
by delivering one of the tickets TO the donees whom
they may regard as deserving, and avoid the hazard
OF being imposed upon by those who may be ben
ehearies at the same time Of the Association and Of
private benevolence, and viii insure to contributors
70 the funds Of the Association. the application of
the same 10 the lele. such individuals as theyuay
desire, and enable the Committee TO meet a very
common objection made 10 donating to the fund
that the distribution IS not generally made 10 that
class Of persons whom they regard as worthy re-
cpients Of bounty, and IS often made TO those who
should be chargeable on some one Of the various
religious associations to whom the belong 1t
will also afford q convenient method TO the really
benevolent in heart to relieve the distressed with
out the hazard Of being imposed upon by the de-
| signing, or of making contributions in money to
those whom they may not feel sure will properly
/ spend il.
In conclusion, the Committee desire to express
their sense Of obligation to the citizens who have
manifested their confidence in the management by
their liberal contributions TO its funds. and they also
acknowledge the valuable and graiuitous services
Of the disbursing Agent, W. J. Warner, and the
members Of the various Visiting Committees
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
WM B. CASTLE,
Chm Ex. Com. Relief Association.
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POLIcE Court, JUNE l7rH.-Nine cases were
before the Court yesterday morning, as follows
petit larceny p assault and battery g. violating the
Sunday liquor ordinance d violating bridge ordi.
nance l; drunk 2-total Q.
Ellen Brown, for the larcenyOf some silk and q
shawl belonging to Taylor and Griswold, was fined
twenty dollars and costs, and sent TO the comfy
prison for 20 days.
Francis Otto, stealing a shawl and hat from 10.
seph Haydensieh, was fined SIS and costs, and
sent TO prison fifteen days. A new black oil cloth
coat, marked with the letters a and the figures
500 directly under them was also found in his pos
session
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MORNING LEADER.
IFrom London Punchl
INTS ABOUT OSSES.
BY a DISCIPLE OF Mr.. HAEEr.

BY A DISCIPLE OF Mr.. RARET-
or all the rare birds as I ever see
This here Rarey's the Tarest and rummcst % me-
Fur the wlclJusest Oss he5ll1aLne IN a crack,
And aiorr you caI WINS oil be safe on i1s beck
There was Cruiser a brute as no one dare rile,
Till this bold Muster lsareY be came and he tired
WELL in less than lilly. tell you htm,
There was Wild CruiStT as tame q laEib
Yet he used not no drug phyzzicsl force.
Sch hlude cons and Tchlo ks IN tanning the CrEc
rrNas by kindness alone he the mastery gziotd,
Which II tlzzent 20 Osses Is usu'lly tanned
Mr. X. to their 'fections he makes his appeal,
And say he-hut his secret mustn't reveal,
Fur Ie guv him my IL amer wou'dl't lot out II,
B II mind yer. there amt MT no CANNON about IT.
AItsier Rarey he says which his sayin' is true,
'raut your bea'In' a D. hlrc and blue;
With pitehiork "a drives "a III natur n wains
Far month or two ence ull be wicloIs again
Bat although fur his vice mind YER d ms no cure
That You beais out his sperrIt IA Ckally sure.
Wy a uhfer uli soon be j broken dO,gn ack.
Hif = brOOmstIck a day Is broke over his bach
Ont o Mr. Il : book this here lea YOU'D best ake
Sload OF break ia Try beudin' kOdness for kick,
And you'll son nd your Of his wlciousest Tricks
Aud ia say 10 you gemmem-Look Gr.sr yO,sr gro0ms
Aud JUS Keep ~ their places your C Ks and br00ms
Fur asses. may be, them there arguments SUITS.
But uses, you sec, theys moIe Teas b.er brues.
s. mad yer, l says It 10 poor and t0rich
A. your uses Is Christians, W treat en- sch,
EuT pend ont IT'S true, both th man and " in orss
That penuasiOn Is better than fzzi al force
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ARREsT.-A raging eanaler," very drunk, was
yesterday afternoon arrested by the Police in the
second story of the old Weddell building on Supe-
Nor street. He was desperate fellow, and after
kicking down the stove seized three of its legs,
and threatened TO knock the brains out Of any one
who would dare to touch him. He did throw one
of them, but fortunately it missed the mark intend
ed, and the policeman, by brilliant coup d etat
succeeded in securing the hoy" He was locked
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Ch'n d. Con. ReIief &c

FIRE. A fire was discovered at halEpast / this
morning in a one-st0ry frame dwelling on Burwell
street, at the rear Of the Female Seminary The
building, which was entirely consumed. was own
ed by Theodore Koch Loss $3.50. Insured in
Washington Union $500. There has been q quar-
rel among the Germans livingin that neighborhoOd,
and Koch had become an object Of dislike to many
Of his neighbors. His house was fiT unsnecess-
fully two weeks since, and last night the outrage
was repeated, with greater success-Herald, last
spsRfng.
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E-g@ 1t will be seen by advertisement in another
column, that the ladies' of the Westminster Church
of which Rev F. T. Brown is pastOr-iniCnd nd
having a Strawberry Festival at Chapin's Ball,
Tuesday evening next TO raise funds TO carpet their
new Church, corner of Prospect and HunlingtC n
streets We hope the Festival may prove as sue
cessul pecunary as We know it will be in all 9th,
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A SCGGEsTIGN.-Very many residents and
strangers often visit the Water Works Reservoir
after six O'Clock in the evening, and always find
the entrance locked. We suggest that it would be
well to keep it open until eight in the evening in
order that all who are SO disposed my enjoy iha
panorama of the city to be seen from the summit
of the Reservoir
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r. z. z.

r. r R-Radways Beady Relief for Headache wheGhs
81 or nervous; RbeumatsH, Paralysis LumbagC 6out
Neurasia T0othache. Snail Pox FeveTs Swollen Joints
kinney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Liver
Pieurisy Measles HeartluTn and Pains of ali kinds.
IlsdwaS's kesdy Reef will IN isw minutes, change
tho uiSeries you suffer 10 Joys Of pleasure
r. r. R-RadWays Renovating ResOlvent, for the cure
OF chronic Scuuious and Syphlflc Com
nains Causu and other affections OF the Lungs aud
Throat Induratim and Ensrg euens OF par, Eruptsve
and other diseases o the Skin Nodes, fumors, Ulcers Dys
pepsa and all other diseases arising nom an STATE
Of The Blood. - =,
r. r. R.-Radways Regulators VIII cure eiectualy and
srcsi,lv Cosfiveuss indigestion, rfammatiun Of the
Novels Dvs 1eusia Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
FIssrt IA Z inevs Frma plaiuts Snail Pox FeTers
Measles &c Sc Wheneverthe system y out Of order,
dose OF RadaY's Beeulsors Will restore Il 70
No female should be piihout them
r. r. R. Remedies are sold BY Druggists syervghsrs
GAYLORD CO., and ". FIsKE, Aseais, CleTa-
land, ohios isp-szn
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y For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
maze
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r. r. r.
"EALTH WILL IN ALL CASES
coNyrTTJrIoNAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that aect humSniy are inherited as heir
ooms fun the diseased bodies Of SIC ky Sres Scroua,
Consumption, syphilis and Fits sre among the most COM
OF consiItufil nal diseases Now, We not how
many generations seeds Of these diseases may have
been establish ed the system, eOfrupng The htoo-RAD
WAYS RENOVATISG REsoLTENT will eradicate IRON the
bodies of the nced every pticle OF diseased deposits
and I'LL the with purr and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWAY's RENOVArtN0 EsoLvENT should Be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infsufs aa cted with sores HumoTS, SC. Thf break
gs (aus eary) evidence OF disease transmitted
rom the uareut sock few doses Of the REuOvAT TING
RsOIvE will eradcae ever yestge OF the disease and
insure the child a sound and healthy body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
Il tanned MsNUFACToRN PRICES with knowledge
for working the Of the subscriber. where
pertfuliy Invite public rt and examIne
practical ope with the HENING FOOT and where
is nj vantages other machines fT fsmly be
better IN described paper The decided prefer
given maclfnes by those that give them
aminaii and all that have them should nluce
those that feel Etsrested IN Sewing Hsehnes bear IN
that these achines combined al dcd
fgnily use. such hemins gefherug, All orders
enquiries, y er Otherwise will with prompt
attention BY 1NO y SfRONG, Agent, Mes0deon Block,
II Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio Send for aCIrcuar
There is buf Sevas Machine ahf Is VII EEL
Err \ WILSON'S. Judge Mciss, Of the American Is
stifufe au9sl6m l9g
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T. HerdIIlan & Co.,

d HHOh HEAHstHH y OV
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin. Fo.eign aId Domestic E1ehanEe' UnG1IIeni
Money and Land Warrants Collections IN the United
Slaios Canada and Europe, promptly attended To-
Agents Liverpool and New YORK Screw Sieanshlp
lpe M which Passagrcan be secured either 70 or from
Liverpool the advertised ates Passage can alse DC Sc
rpifrlH Live rTO0l TO Ne York. Quehec and New Or
rs by he regular lines Of sailing Packet ships Also,
from Harre Hamburg and Bremen 10 NeE Y II, Drafts
fT anv amount. payable thrOuh uithe Continent
Of Eur0ps Great Britain and Ireland for iuTter Pa-
.lealarszppy the Banklns and E5ell5nse once q
IL L-lHNa -luu-
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I Eyeritt Fsg Cashier BTosdway Bank. \. Y
i r Hsuiv E,q Cashier Conf Br. Bank, eFeland
NJ ssrs Carpenter 4 Vermllye. Bankers, n y
SANFORD & Co Bankers. Bufillo. n
Carey Howard n SANGER, Merchants, N Y.
Greea y SeVTell, Bankers, n y
Guvune \ Dag. Bankers. n Y
II n l. ] u stevens. Bankerss n Y
Cosk 4 Sargen Bankers. Davenport, low
Marshall \ Ilsley. Bankers, Milwaukee, WIS
Hlduan G. lpeEe, Bdnkers, Chlc1so, IL;
W L p. Liitle \ Co Bankers. SaglaaNs Nh
Pills BrosTr 4 O.. BANKERS. ClncIunail- q
W II Williams x Co banks =, Pltteb n, Pa
W c Currs 4 Co., Baakers, Erlr. Pa
Thersn P=rdee, Esq Cashier Mclean Co. Bank, Bloom
" G Bear,lslsy + 50 Cashier Auburn Exchange Bank
Auburn, n. Y. A..
O W Leonard, ESQ, CASHIER Auhurn Siiy bAAA' = u
Nelson Bearisley, Esq, President Cayuga Go. Bank
Auburn y. Y, ,,.-,.,.,
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NO. 146.
Mi5trllnnrous.
LOOK Ar THE TRUTH!
TO THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE

LOOK Ar THE TRUTH
HO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
u redueu m In their tailoring bits and are tired 0i
bu1 i1g ready mai cl0 hing wou invite your attenfn
70 lat well known that your wolk done N
lsI 81 Cialf Street, by BOUTALE Tor a goJd deal l. -
hn yu are oose d In the large and vet Is
We'll ntied and work made by the best ability All
work warranted or sale B. keeps constantly on hand
good supply OF all Kinds Of Cuihs Gents 4 ,ucv
Sods-an1 max e his pfl suit the times. j. D. would
IKE % say that ths he enabled sell goods rhe
er than others Is IN the fct tha h is himself Prscca
WorkHan does all his Business and has % house
reht 10 pay
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS
Cutting and Aaklng Double Frack Coat from IS 10
70 - 80 do Slnsie do. fro 81 20 Sc do Sack OF
Raglan over OF under at from 81 90 D. DO Pants
VITA trimming 81 10 10 s. IS do Vests with thinning
SZtut - = boys Cloth Sack et3 aud trimming
r'n 81 5 % S3 a Vests Pants making and trim
ming, from 81 81 70 81 50.
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED. &C.
] BOUrALL.
lelsg ls7 s.. Car Street. above Enc
HHATCHER, BURT Il CO, PRO-
Il prletos u HOve's Patent TIuss idge and Wholesae
and keta dealers 10 Lumer, timber Shingles and Lath
TTark -
Weaso possess fAeiies Er receiving and Shipping Im
Der, Slaves railroad Ion O. indstone building Stone and
heavy atiele5o OF all kinds, directly om and
tlce versa without cartIge-
Anc nsisrmens attended, with promptnsss and at fair
rates ir,v-Jl.lq1,
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n 1 waTT-1S ) n srASDAET. {. "; sTASpAR1
HHITMAN. STANDART q CO.

Wv Bankers and tealsrs IN Foreiga and ~
change No lpeTior street We draw direct on Lon
am and viii furnish Drafts any amount payabe AZ all
me priucipa Oia Eng lad Ireland Scofand trance
- f,ruaauv Collectaas made all accessible points
thToSgboui the Uait q States and Caradas- mh-.ly
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70st of pT0Vlsi1ns, lurI, b00ts and shoes
- L. --n-.ls y. NJ L, N. ..-l.... -

Amount BY Executive COMMITTEES. cash 4
Coke 10 the Orphan Asylum 50 and Cot
tage Sunday School Sl.s0, al The request
Of the Cleveland Gas Light and C5Le 90.
being part Of tioir donation - 10
Shues 10 destitute children through ID ]
PTosser; ser;,-..--.........-.-.'T7.-.-,...s,- =. %
Dry Goods 10 Industrial School through
Robert Waierton- ..-. -
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1855
rLAIN AID oRNANIENTAL FRINTING.

Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
done a. the Printing sblshueu OF the Leaaer Once,
on the latest improved and mosrapj siem presses IN III
best on short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
eular aiteuin paid to blank work. Every description OF
Rindiu done especially Blank Books Ledgers journals
s-I.s Rnols Rrccirins Rnnks sc X.
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ superior article OF BITUAINOUS COAL which Il
paTiculary adapiedto domestic purposes, a. We'll as or
aud smith be had OF the undersigned Ases
for the Company. -, -.
Orders for city or foreign tade will be executed with dis
PATCH and Coal delivered paTt Of the city Of quality
winch Wil fail please u lett al either Of our oes
SCOYILI 4 WHEELER,
~, 81 Iarrar rFraafa fatuN4n 4
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At Prices to Suit the Time,

All kinds Of JoBBING, ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH
iNG &C &C done IN the most workmaniike manner and
on SHORT NOTICE.
y AIhe prOofo the pudding the chewing Of the strns
please call bsf0re purchasing elsewhere al he Old aud
we'll known stand Of
Ps-Buck's Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two SIZES $50
10 SIS each
W l. MARVIN
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New Painting Establishment,

On the Public Square, one door North of Ken
daIPs Store.
TASCOTT & HOPKINS ARE
Il prepared to do House. Sign Carnage snd Ornamental
Paintng-Imi ating Woods Marbles Paperhanging &c
Orders sallcIted- aD19.Iv TASCOTT \ HOPKINS
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Testimonials and References,

above method uf produc Arhrial Teeth and hclevc
statements Of This Icalar correct.
T. GARLICK.
have investigated with care. for the last three years
the above method OF making aud app yng Artificial Teeth
IN the Laboratory Of Dr. Wright ami also in use and
say with condcuce tht his plan Is the one
ami eatirely suecessfu wen made under his observation
The supeOTy Of III kind Of Dental work gold
and OF mrale plate, be quetIonel snd the
aen IN Dr. Nnghts Circular Of the number Of wer
hts work has taken tins pace Of gold plate, Much
Of this gold plate had been furnished by the
Dentists la the country. an not with the sue
cess 0l Porcelain work the ha ds o. ttan Dr.
Wright H. A ACKLEY, NJ .
Late Prof. Of Surgery Cieye Ned College.
Dan Rhodes, Prof J. p Kirtland
NJ jackson. Prof s. b. Hunt
III Mayor Castle, I'd BuH Msd. Journal
II L Whitman. VIM W. Richards,
D.. r Sturevanr, Prof Gatchell.
J. X Cur.iss
~ B-liaviug leaned that persons claiming do this
work and IN Claiming 10 be for be
SANE will say that tins date have agou1
the u A, who have any right from the above peuea
such claim. and in hose It Is either infringement
OF an unposonf imposition, let II WORK It's
4 an Infringement, Will in due attend to that
NJ. L WRIGHT, n. D,
Anfr nIuf Z Fhnf fHnuarm
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COAL---C0AL.
Ballkers.
Markham & Co.,

Markham N Co.,
(S.ccessOrs HARNESS. Has Col
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and calnmoiioas BankIng Ofice situated ea The
corner OF River and Light House sreeis, Merrhanis
Black, and beg al hose who entrust hgses IN
our hands PROMPINESS aud On the most LIBEkAL
TEkNs. - -. :. -. .-,.,, -, -.
We are buying and selling LAND WARRANTS atbes'
NEW YORK EXCHANGE BOuJh aH5 Sod. -.
GOLD, SILVER and UNCURKENr NOTES WAN
TED. -.
Having an extensive corres3ondenoe are prepared 70
make COLLECTIONS Tins and adjoining States with
dispatch and ~ low IA IS
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8 n d PE.N

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE, (SOuth sidel has just received fresh
lo ne H1huiacory oae Of the largot and best
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought TO this market He always keeps o. hand the
best newest and most approved styles COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
MaHEtaetured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted to gIUe perfect Satisfaction
He also Is constant II supplied with Of
wooden VAN AID House Furnishing Artc e. and has
hand and manufactures large stock I'm Copglr and
Sheet Iron Ware ali OF which MUST AND Will, BE
sol ID N Nh ar ira..iI - .-sl, '---
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Gats, Gaps & furs.

EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
N new nice and TASTY Call aud large stock Of
White and cOlured straWs and boys
mTs b. BUTTS CO, . SuperlorSt-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-04

HNIoN CHAPTER No 4. o. o. 9. b.
u meets every Friday evening = their Hall.
Craigheads building. Main e.. Millenburx.
Ohio. Brothers scjcurning are inviteitc stssuA.
March 5, is57-vinA At