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the tawny Moor had once conquered; here tbe
Alhambra lies in ruins; here feeble queen
rules feeble realm the glory and pomp Of old
Spain will return no more
Such reflections were mine in nv drrac Y
hours-and who could help dreaming in Cad Il
but when strolling through the streets an 4
public places wi-h my brother officers. / Ind
little care OF leisure for moTalizing or the past.
Besides, had latterly found a new vein f T
my idle thoughts One Sunday went to II e
church San, to witness high mass; b I
neither curling incense wreath, or grand Te
Deum, neither arched dome nor image Of SAN I
or Virgin, fixed my wandering eve or ear, Ek,.
the soft, dark eyes and sweet clear responses
OF nun keeling in the train of sisters from
the Convent san Marie in the body of q e
Church
Who is shel" l asked of a young lad whom
had often rewarded literally for going er-
fands m the city, denoting by glance the sub
Ject Of my inquiry
Antono's dreamy eyes frightened He re-
piled in rapid whisper
'Ah, senOr means the beautiful sister San
Marie, the Donna Arosemena, daughter Of Old
Jose Arosemena, the wine merchant, who died
last year, leaving royal fortune, which think
our Holy Mother Church's mouth waters for,
and he shrugged his shoulders expressively.
hat do you meant / asked, do thev
iOrce her TO become nun against her willl''
Il say nOthing-Only the donna's guardian is
Father Martinez yOnder, the prelate and
when she takes the veil, the Convent of San
Marie is vast deal richer"
And with another shrug, Antonio moved
away, as if fearful of further questioning.
The Tie Deum was in its grlndest chorous-
the organ crashed its deepest peals-the chant
ing of priests hOated out from the altar. and
clouds Of white incense rose like foam from
burning baziers-butI only saw the faint rose
TINT OF a rich olive cheek, the dropping lids
ringing pair Of languishing, almOnd-shaped
eyes, kneelIng form in the grey serge mantle
OF the nuns, and heard the words
If she takes the veil, the Convent of San
Marie becomes vast deal richer! ~
"She is not confrmed-she is but novice
among these living, breathing petrifcations-
she is young and lovely, and perhaps the VIC
tim OF designing priest will save her."
was my next thought, and with pleasure, saw
that her long braided hair had not been cut like
her companions, which proved the truth of my
suPpositiOn.
ITO be Caffanedl
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CROPs, &c.-ThrOugh the central and south
ern part of the State the corn fields show q
much more encouraging prospect than they did
during the carly part Of June, when every
place was flooded, and washed by the lremen-
dOus rains. 1t was dark time for farmers
when they saw their corn washed away, even
after planting three or four times, and great
fears were felt for the result; but since the first
of July the weather has been propitious aud
the fields have had alternate rain and shine un-
til there is now a prospect of pretty good
yield to gladden. the hearts of the workers of
the soil The wheat crop was small-much be-
low the average-and in the fruit orchards there
is nothing hopeful to be seen. The apple yield
this year is not yield, there being hardly a
tithe of the ordinary crop. Many farmers will
hardly gather one bushel where they have here
tofore gathered hundreds, and the lovers of
''hard cider" must deny themselves that luxury
during the coming winter. Peaches and Pears
are also almost an entire failure We must
wait and hope for better things next year.
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Burning flni0.
pbpsitialls & 5mraeons.
D MOKTON M nj -PbHsona,hio

~ II uHSODHL0NE
wiiery and Diseases Of Women and Chiiureu m MOR-
lON having located himself IN this placs ready at
70 an calls IN Ills Proess0ni either at his Office
their privaie dwellings DR. NJ dscards ali Dois1ns of
ever description either mineral animal veeetabie m
never reduces his Patients 10 cure them but simply
the lons stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those aic ed with diseases Of the Liver Inns K /
neys, Spleen Neurla. Inf ion -uuatis Jeither
Acute or Chronic Loss OF Appetite DUranement u The
Gravel Srufu0 Sysengs and GERS Cancers FISf MS
lmpu mites Of the Blood any Chronic or long standing
diseases peculiar 70 the fnalr sex such
Preston Proapsus Uteria Hamuri hage SC are REQUEST
ed 10 call HIS Mole ol Treatment IS also c5plsieiy
adautedt9 Diseases ufChildren
Dr. M has also safe and never flins remedy for
Fever snd Ague Cholera Choera-lIorns and
DarIinea Cole Cram ps Lockiaw, Fits aud asms treat
~ Dr. N Is also prepared treat successfully FEVERS
o. @ various types together with all other form 0f acute
diseases. TINS fiction or iuaguaiou OF Inc rfip
M lletS edgeed from the Reform or
NeW school system oi 'r1firc, and thorough rrain
the schools OF py. &c and systems OF prfice and a
graduate from The old and schools Of Medl ine.
hndsof 30 IANIC MEDICINES sinp and co
ineuTes and srups such usually kept in Botanic
Eciecicand h0mls Drug Stores Also ali OF Tic
Indian Remedies ard large number OF Comp,lnds pre-
pared y himscii Remedial Agents am1ns which are
the ioiloNins, VIZ Compound Syrup Of Wandering
Mix Weed, sovereign remedy fr the ySDsusa Piles
&e; Auti-B ous Pills exclusively for The Liver; Santiye
BItterS, AnDysepfic Powders To0ih- Ache DrJps hi~h
ali " cure; Eye-Waier never failing reTnstiv r
Weak S1rlnd lnlmed Eyes, Canker Medicine for Gan
ksroI Calo'el SoreIUuth certain speed cure; Er
Ms Blsam Uf Villa Cherry TOR Coushs Colds Brnue5fi.
Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lungs; RhuuatIe
Liulmen or Pam Killer. superior article 10 any NOW HI
f1r internal OF external a1DIicatio. Soyreiy Pm.
edy for the Choera Mothers Cordial OF Female FTend
and other articles TOO numerous 10 ulet tiar1
u ", B. Particular Attention will be paid in tfeat-
lug all Old Chrunc and Private Dsaasrs 10 cleanse m
blos, OF all The noI bid hanors Dr. M does t betl i
the dead: but he docs claim haf he I'm en- ~ IN ,,r
able Diseases and manv that considered inrurahe
Oaice, No io5 Lorlu ST. Residence, No 10 Church
q P $ DR.. NJ. would say that he can give One stu
r. IA Lee 4 NIanHnH HTlHn In
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MORNING LEADER.
Florence Nightingale

Lad; In our Englahd's story
There are names. We nrouIlTsay-
Names OF Wumun now IA Heaven
Still our OWu, tuu' passed aWay
But IN al m, sIiuius record
winch the angels iOye turtaI.
FgW cah claim the carufst hgmlee
b our hgarts 10 thee dSCTucd-
Lady : when tOWceping h0usaholds
Word 0f thy devotion came.
Hish and iOwly called Thee aneel.
Wives aud mJthers b cssei thg uums.
Nhsrc thu foctOJ ruScs cluster:
where tbs WhIteued cJtfu.e peers
In The oli In1nJfial ma iln.
Eyes wcr- fi-led VI IA haukiul tears.
l. dy whentIe w"uadtd soldier
LIS hla head AID luOks 0n thee.
Hops will cone and softiy whisper,
IN y yet reciu 8 The sea" "
fet return bis m0she > kisses,
As she shudjeIs AZ his ,cars,
1u; belJld \ face still dearcr,
Sc1u a. drsams bsaoIth the stars
Lads thou hast ief. f.r dutr.
al tlIt give, Ia life is charm.
ND We Fay thIt col m " Keep thee.
" Ith by SISTERS, safe from h I'm
ETei aiI1li tEy uHme aud story
lause The Lc1It blsSiui thrill:
When our warfare long Is over
And our boaiinz hearts are still.
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RocHEsrER-This city OF blood and thunder,
of murders, open and secret, has become so in
eorigibly wicked that the residents, who care
for their lives and property, have been COM
PEELED TO employ private watchmen in addition
to the regular force, in order that they may re-
pose in safety The Firemen there feel so much
aggrieved at the cen sures passed by the press
and population upon their apparent ineficiency
at the late fire, that several companies have dis
banded and refused to serve any longer. Much
Indignation is felt on both sides and spirited
meetings are being held.
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Daper Dealers.
u COWI.FS q AN To-

II C0WLES, & CO., keep constant
lie u on hand at the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
ing catalogue OF Paper which they oder Eastern prices 10
csrA.
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER-wr are prepared TO furnisi
News and Book PRINTING Paper OF various and grades
Special sizes made 70 order Al short notice.
COLORED PAPElS-Of every description including
sxfra large Double Medium and Medium all grades and
weight.
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-IncIuding Plain Foho
Post Pack e. and Commercial Post Folded ana Flat Caps
FOREIGN PAPERS-Inciudine French, English and
9erman Folio PUst folded and at, Packet and Commercial
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Double
POLISHED CoLORED PAPERS-IncludinE aileolo.s
common Medium Extra Super-rOyal Purple UltramarIne
grades.
RULED PAPERS-InclndingL Legal Cap. Account Paper
German Paper, Rcord Paper EOOlscap, Packet Post Cun
ercal PusI Letter, Commercial and Packet Note BATH
&c, ke, OF all grades and shades, American, English
French and German Manufacturers, by the ream
Iafgerquantity
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment inclutiing 81.
per Double French Enareled. Enumeled Porcelain SAT-,
Surface, Ivory and China, White surface Cards In sheets "a
regular sizes, also niruah Cards heavy and exln
heavy. Common ColOred Cards White Printers lanls 81
sale by the smaller quantity ANY
color or sty le furuish h ed to order.
BLANK BOOkS-Of all kinds on hand or male 70 order
BRON2ES-As We now buy largely Of both English and
German bronzes, prepared Oerthsm as favor
able prices as any other house In the country.
PRINTEkS' INK. FARNISI-C Constantly m hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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SWIMMING. = Noah's flood would hardly
drown some of the inhabitants of Madison,
Wis. at swimming match there for prize
of 4 silver goblet, there were seven competitors
who entered the lists, of which number one
gave up in furty-five minutes, another in one
hour and twelve minutes, another in two hours
and nine minutes, a fourth in four hours and
twenty minutes, while the remaining three
swan valIiantly for five hours and lhirty-seyen
minutes, at the end of which time they left the
water and drew for the prize. F. B. Hutch
ings was the winner. Should any accident
occur to the Atlantic Cable, let the Company
call ON Mr. Hutchings and his associates to
find and remedy the difficulty.
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ANOTHER SwINDLE.--A cOuntryman from
the interior of the State was swindled out OF
SIS in one of our down town grOggeries few
night since
Our rural friends should turn deaf ear to
the allurements Of the sh.1rpers who are ever
watching for some new prey. The city is a
dangerous place for thet1 until they get
fedged
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r Leonard D. TwitcheII and Peter Beale,
couple of watchmen, were bound over to the
Probate Court yesterday morning by Justice
Benham, for an assault and battery upon Amos
COe, on the night of the 24th of July last. 1t
will be remembered that this is the same trans
action for which these parties caused prose-
cutiOn to be instituted against Mr.. COe in the
Police Court, to which we have before referred.
So it seems there is annther side to this trans
action.
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Ten lines Of tins tsgafs) Type make one square
sSAdscisemens Loaded ad placed IN column oi SPECIAL
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts Will be understood 10 a1y
Of the Adcriser; and all
other advertisements sent IN BY the advertiser VIII he
charged extra
aLd Religious Notices. per cent discount
Notices Editorial Column VIII be Charged Al
thl - cents line each insertion
ali Transient A. veTtisaets TO he paid Tor II adv auce
Advertisements the Weekly square OF less three
Gltuiiis ar less, IS daily
Advertisements DaiF and Weekly " u De charged %
cent. extra.
aiij Deaths, exceedingly ten lines, . cents
r CoWfES x co. .
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NEw PAvExEST.-The old brick pavement
on the south side of Superior Hill has given
place TO one Of smooth, well laid stone, which
presents none of the numerous ups and downs
which characterized the old one-and which
adds to the ease, safety and appearance of the
street We are glad to see so few of those un-
even brick sidewalks remaining about town,
and to find such good substitutes taking their
places.
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GeQal Notifcs.
FIIE BANK OF Pll-rsBURGHl

TIE BANK OF PITTSBURGHl
IesSc II Morley, Henry X Reynolds
Miller NJ. Spauger. Richard Pat | L. f.,-. - g.
rirk, 5. Ddh II. o. r. Jan Is Camp ~ ~ " s.-
bell, Jsmes Breden, Samuel N flthln - ,cStlJ
ane, A. N. Mrylart, ] McJuukm, eH's1 H. oH''-
Aiexand n NImick, WflliIm r. Mn
lex. Rnber PEBBLES, FOllqrd McCuT
nick. and Willl1m Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
a cep said Morley Rfyn Ids Spanger and Carev ara
notified, that May a. ls. the plaintiff fcd his
pe ion IN sol Court the defendants nbovs named
which III al egeI that a. the November Term said
Court, the Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
lard Met ormck and William T. Carey for S540 y debt.
and SO p eossi that while the suit pending in which
said Judgment Obtaned the paIniih sued
Of attachment. copy Of hish SAID Jesse H.
Morley ;n Henry X. Reynolds; that said Morley and
Reynolds at he time OF such service OF them
hal heir possession rerOnal property Of said Carey Of
the value ut 0, and that said Spanger Pltrick Duff
Orr, CImpbe Br den, ane, MeyleTt, Junkin. PEBBLES,
McCumick. Alexander Nlmirk aAd William r. Nimick,
claim iuterrs' said prupcry. and praying iuE
against si Morley and Reynolds much will
paw the pllutihs said Judgment against said Mccormack
and Carey
Tie defendants required said petition or
before October 9, 1856. AXrELL 4 PRENTISS, 4
h. GklSWOLD.
au7 dow l9s Attorneys f1r Plaintiff
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SANDUsEY MsTTERs.-Business calling us to
Sandusky on Monday, we were happy to have
the opportunity to see the state of business
there and the preparations for celebrating the
State Fair soon to be held in that enterprising
town
We found all wide awake at the prospect
of great crowd on that occasion, and exten-
sive arrangements being made 10 meet all the
demand for room, eating, sleeping DC. The
grounds are being fitted up in superior man
ner, and all that the inhabitants can do to make
the occasion crcditabe and successful one,
will be done with a will. Houses are to be
thrown open, hotels will be prepared to accom-
mOdate great numbers, and several of our lake
floating palaces are TO be moored at the whaIves
and used as hotels. Among the best of the
hotels is the st. Lawrence, where we found
good management, attentive walters and gen
eral home like, comfortable place 1t is admi-
rabIy Kept by J. MeKenster, model landlord,
and must be a favorite with visitors. After call
ing upon friend Cook, of the Register, we left
for Cleveland, convinced that Sandusky is a
great town and will be much larger during the
Fair
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AUCTION DRY GOODS
Drnqs.

SOAP-LoW' Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eayors Gycrrine, Musk and Honey
So1p--wafranted genuine-fOr sale by
feb9 L. W. SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A hne assortment of
IL Har and Cloth Brushes aso Teeth Brushes Of Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. F0rsals by
teb9 l.. W SACKRlDER
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
II sortnent just received, gether with great variety
ol lerfumery and toilet articles At
feu9 T. W. SACKRIDER.
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as, sales Bo ks Receiving Books. &c. &C.
FORoERY.-On last Friday a case was dis
posed Of which has been a long time peSding
before Justice 1ibbetts. Appointment business
man who failed in business in this city about
four years ago, was the defendant. The cir
eumstanees Of the case are these At the time
of his falling he employed a man TO act as his
agent, and 10 compromise with his creditors at
forty or fifty per cent. This arrangement was
made with the greater portion of the creditors,
but one of them refused to settle with the
agent, and consequently his claim was not dis
posed OF, although he has signifed his readiness
to treat with the man himself but objected to
doing so through the agent. This creditor at
length sued the debtor fer the amount of his
claim, when in the trial, receipt for sl2, OF 40
per cent Of the claim Of $50 was shown, pur-
porting to be in the hand writing Of the creJi-
tor. This of course would have ended the
matter had not the receipt been pronounced a
forgery The trial on the charge Of forgery has
been in progress for some time, and so strong
was the evidence of its being forgery that the
was bound over in heavy bonds to
the Court Of Common Pleas; together with
number of witnesses. The case will therefore
come up in that Court at its next session.
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Jesse II Morley Henry X. REYNOLDS,
Miller N. Spansler, Pollard McCor- In f,,rr, or Com
mick Viii IAN +. Carey. RlrhaId - - I,i. - Ss
Pairirk. : Duff II. orr, James nh-a h - fCii55
Campben James Bredea. Samuel 1lles1 w. JIM
NJ Lane A n Meylert ]. Nc iun-
kin. Al xandeT Nmick. William Z.
Nmick, and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eept ssi Morley, Reynolds splngsr and Carey are
hereby notified, that on May a. s55, the painful n ed
hrs petition aid Court the defendants above
named, which i IS alleged, thaf al the November
Term, l5d6 OF said Curt the plant N recos.Isi p lu
mfnt eg5inst said Pollard Mccormick and Nlinam ,
Carey for STD d bt and Sl7 6l00 costs h1t whe tne
neing which said julsInent was ootanea the
plaintiff order aiiacimeni, copy O which
vs. Ser "a on sid Jesse r. Morley ana Henry K Rey
nOs. that Morley and Reynolds AZ the time Of such
Ssrye m pTss Them. had IN their personal
pr ~ OF si Carey Of the value of Se00 and that SAID
SriugIer Pairick D. n. on Campbell Lane. Asylert
Junkin Peebics Mccormick Aiexandor Nmck and VIII
Claim int la said prOperty,int
arsvaes uslgneut aganst said Nor and Re nold1or
mssh rs nay The plaintiffs said Judgment asainss,
llcCurmiek and Carey.
b.tt,rs OctOber O. IsSs AXTELI & PRENTISSz
H. GRISWOLD,
au7 dsw 1876 AttOneysforPiaia.il
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan & Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ Coin Fo.eign a. d Domestic Exchange, Unuurrent
Money. and Land Warrants. Col eciOus IN United
States, Canada and Europe, promptly attended 10
Agents forthe LvepuO and New York Screw Steamship
Line 10y which Pasageczn be secured either 10 from
Liverpool the Passage also he
ureirom Liverpool Ne'y York, Quebec and New Or
leans By the regular lines Of sailing Packet ships Also.
Hayre, Hamburg and Bremen 10 New Ntrk. Drafts
rushed 0ranv amount able through uthe Continent
Europe nd Great Britain and Ireland FOR further par
.lcularsapply the Bznkins and Exchange Office OF
J HERDAIAN \ CO,
snI--ltf IL Malersrreer- -I,IeraIanl nhln-
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THE ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S1
INSURANCE COMPANY. or
pIT-TSBURGH

PITTSBURGH.
Jesse Fl Morley. Henry X Reynolds = ..
Miller NJ SpaIg or, Pollard " cCOr- m SI1il uI % Sol-
mck, William = Carry, Richard uton i rlSaS- ny
Patrick. S Duff. II. Or, JamosCamp- @ihsA Oo-' Ohio
bell. James Breden, Samuel NJ Lane,
A. MeylUrt ]. McJunkin. Alex
aldcr Nimck William X Nmick,
and ROhert Peebles-
A LII the above named defendants ex-
IA eepf 81 d Morley, RevuedS. Spguger and Carey,
hereby nltIe that May a. 1873 the plaintiff fled his
petition said Court against the defendants above named
in which alleged. that at the November Term Of said
Court the yer lsG the plain If recovered Judgment
ngust ii Pollard Mccormick and William r Carey for
S232 debt, and So 660 Gusts; that while the sun
penng which sad l rment obtained the plaintiff
suei out ouer Of attachment, cury Of which
served said Jesse H. Morley and Henry K Reynolds.
that sail Morley and Reynolds at the such service
o process them. had their possession prop
Of sand Carey Of the value OF S2lU and that said
SpangoT, Pa:rick Duff o Campbell, Lane, Meyert.
Jnnkn. Pcehes. Alexander Ninick and William r. Nmick
claim IL sai urup rty, and praying iudg
,ganSt said Morley and Reynolds for much viii
nav he plaintiff said iGsment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
The DEFENDANTS required 70 answer sad peon on Or
boslTe JlCto or 9, lsJs. - ANfELL \ PRENllSS
au7 de,g 1876 Attorneys for PrH.
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THE NEW CASKFT

"A - L no 10 LIE ANTE NlH vi =
- provemen and refinement. the Subscriber tax pleas
use IN saying that ne s prepared furnish ua entire
new aicie IN the UndeTtT ing line superior TO anything
esei before Introduced. IL X 0fhis manufacture made
~ te Caske form, ard l. highly Oruamente with thrk
view can be had with ease
The CASkEf has ofthe gloomy and unpleasant an
pearances OF the old style Of Cuins They are perCcty
als aud arc YER light and convenient for transpra-
ol OF pun tini IN vaults OF common uermcntS A sim
iL!T article Is much use N eastern cifirS
Persons losing friends and wishing Drocure ANYTHING in
me above line VIII and much TO their interest bT cal ling
d e1 tmning tor themselves where they will find eyery
attention gwen DANfL W DUTY ITndrrtTker -
LLete -anl. June h--mlh.clar - e L1-...t
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C0AT,---C0AT.

NUh 10 IIlL IIuE IU -ILI IN
~ your Winter supply. We are daily receIvI spen-
did article for Stoves and GsateS which sell 81
Pertou PARTIES wishing purchase viii do well give
call All orders through the Post Office prUmuiy
iended to- Offices and Yards {. X p. X. X Pier
&. n p. K K. Machine Shop. Lake street.
senis John HAYS 4 co
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. Is. Is5,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrviio
dono At the Prnii.g Establishments Of the Laler Oee
On the latest impT we'd and most rapid steam presses tho
best style shOr notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid blank work Every description
OF Binding DONE especially Blank BOOKS Lelgers Jour-
as, sales Bo Ks, Receiving Books. &c. &C
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Goal Dealers

1855.
VIZ 1. PRICE. LEIUEL CRAWFORD DAVID Morris.
DRICE, CRAWFORD & NORRIS,
Il t>accessors TO CRAWFORD, PRICE y CO. deal
Brar liil Ainera Ridge aud Chspeya Coat by the
cargo. Once. Cover ment Pier, Cleveland OHIO
REFERENCES
7. p Handy, Cash'r ComllE b Ward .-..... Detroit,
Bank, Cevel I'd eo W. Duyie,.-- Chicago
Jo-dph Perkins, Pres't Bank Runsey Brss s Co.. do
CnuIneTce Clesei q Parker Handy Gasiiir Ocean
Hubby, Hughes a c., do Bank ,.....--... New York
H. h sanger, Casl'r Mich sack ctt EeciieT Co, do
ms Bank Detroit J @ Beard Toronto, & W
A. II Adams, Cash'r Say'ss 4. Tayler....- 10
Bank ...-.-..------ Detroi;.l mhlO.d3m ls2
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In Court OF Com
mon Pleas. Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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n I wslTsAS- y A. srANDAkT- W srASDAKT
WHITMAN, STANDARD 4 CO.

w Bankers, and sealsrs in oreisn and Domestic ET
change N0-7 tperi1r street. We draw direct Lon
Lon and vii furnish Drafts for any zmouut payable at all
prarpal poin Eng land Ire land Scotland, France
lid Germany faiectIons made all accessible points
hruaehou the Ulit d States and lCanadas. mhe.lv