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SOLUBLE GLASS CENENT

~ For mending broken parts of Glass, China Crock,
cry Stoneware Porcelain Wood ETC. believed be the
most adhesive Cement known For sale wholesale
tail, by CORTLAN & CO
aulo 2l6 Baltimore street, Charles.
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Susttfss Garos.

T A. COLBERT.
6. ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR.
-" SHOP 10 mex N Ex G SE A AZ KIND
outh side Exchange Place, bet. Commerce and Cav
BcoUNTRY COTTAGES de samJI anS mH
with neatness and despatc h. anu
Ohm H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,-Manufac-
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC VINES Why 81 AND LIQUORS,
,noo .oL D RYE W. Inf sA KE OF
aazo-u 50 Cheapside, Baltimore
A. DUSHANE,
e. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
NO 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
80, l., near Lombard
sazi.I BALTIMORE, MD
JAMES SLOAN,
q DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS,
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAIsINs, PRUNEs,
PALM WITS, PINE APPLES, DATES, FfGS,
-, olrRoN, COCOA NUTS AND ALMONDS.
aol4 NO 81 LOMBARD ST., Baltimore.
OUTFLOW & McMULLEN.
1NEs 1h no RI r q ASD : DEALERS "A z IN
- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
iy1o.tf oHEAPS1DE d At cAAHERT 81,
John ". HOGG.
ZOE ns P1PLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDIWGS.
once z iup stairs,) No. IL South Street.
iooo1 tNEAR THE SUN BUILDIka.)
\ IND & MURDOCH,
- ANa ~. y q 9 AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.,os Nos NtS 1'2's and McELDowNEYs BUILDING.
N G. sTARKWETHER,
ANs PRACTICAL ARCHITECT
AND
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS
"a FAYETTE STREET, Baltimore mr31 Am
EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE
- list
STUDIO, McELDOWNEY BUILDING
mrol1y Corner Charles and Fayette Streets
LYLE CLARKE & CO.,
Os IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
SEGARS, SNUFF, &C.,
No. LOG WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore. fe22-ti
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,f sF-EI JAS. S. BROWNING.
COACH MAKER.
No. 81 " o Il II s 2 z z z

BALTIMORE
Manufactures to order all kinds of Carriages on the most
reasonable terms
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES taken at fair Drices in nv
change for new ones.
H9 Repairs done at the shortest notice and lowest posi-
bic prices. iySldtf
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Cf(x4%g-sI CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !
&lZ@2- The subscriber has hand at his extensive
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No 35 South Gay street
the most extensive and best Of fashionable
CARRIAGES that can he found in the city. Persons in
want of Carriages will find it their give me
call am determined to sell low for cash approx
paper All work sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months. Old Carriages repaired taken in
change for ones.
Carriages received storage held on commission.
s2l-tf WILLIAM MCCAIN
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ALSO,
Pixies superior deodorized COLOGNE and other Spirits
at lowest market prices. sStf
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CAFES.-ROBBER AND FIRE PROOF
o-LILLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON WITH COM.
BINATlCN BANK LOCK-The only reliable safe for sale
in this city All other Safes are made of sheet
on fair price will be allowed for them in exchange
,,e., c. S. WILLETT,
yylon 1872 Baltimore street
RlRD AND DUCK GUNS.--A large as
Of single and double Bird and Duck Guns
E as r,stols Percussion Caps Game Bags Powder
received and for sale cheap by SCHEFFER d LoNEY
Importers, No. Hanover ST. M A so1 ~ -
iHAFlNG DISHES, COFFEE URNS
ana BLOCK TIN articles of every description man
rases' oy coRTLAN CO., No. 216 Baltimore street
LILIES PATENT FIRE AND BUR-
- GLAk PROOF SAFES, made of wrought and chilled
iron TO inches thick warranted drill proof Tb
only roober proof Safe for sale in Baltimore
- c. 8. WILLETT,
W1o-u le2 Baltimore street.
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Wfrfbau0ije.

AAdamantine 100 boxes Solar Sperm Candles for sale
low to close consignment, by DUvALL & IGLEHART
l2s Light st. wharf. s2}-tf
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Ah0rnsps.

II w. BRYANT,
u. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
DENTON, Nd,
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to him in
the Courts of Caroline and the adjoining cosntiss
Refers to Hon James L. Bartol and Cosntn Yellott,
$500 ~ ~ le-dtO2S-
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11aprr Dcolers.

Z COWLES, & CO., keep constant
lJs " on hand Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
g cataogus Paper which they oder al Eastern prices 10
BOOK KANDNEwSPAPER-wsa are prepared to furnisi
News and Book PRINTING PapeI Of vaous sizes and grades
special sizes madeto order Al short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, including
extra large Double Medium and Medium Of all grades and
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Inelnding Plain Foho
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and FAi caps
Commercial Note
German Folio PuSt folded and lat, Packet and Comnefcia
Post Commercial and small Note, Lsitsr Paper, Doaols
PoIlSHED CoIORED PAPERs-IncludinE alleoOII
common Medium, EKtra Super-royal Purple, UlraHArne
Green. Scarlet, &c, &c. Enameled Paper Of NRriou
GRADES - -.
RULED DEMONSTRATING Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper Record Paper, Feolscap Fae POST Com
mereal Post Letter. Commercial and Packet Note, Bath
Ee &c. Of all grades and shades, American, English
Frenc and German Manufacturers, By therean. case
PRINTERSf CARDS-A large assortment, including So.
ner Douhle Erench Enaneled, Enameed, Porcelain SAN
surface Ivory and China White surface Cards. in sheets
m 10 regular sizes; also Railroad Cards. heavy and
aeavv Common Colored Cards, White Pri1ers Cards
for sale By the smaller quantity Any particular
color or sty e furnished 70 order
BLANK BOOkS-of all kinds on hand or made % order.
RRONZES-As we now h0y largely o. both English and
German Bronzes prepared 10 Oerthem At favor
able pricez any other house In the country.
PRINTERS INK. VARNIsH-Canstantly on hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST q, 1858.

Z" 1T is the sunset-but no the sun has
already gone down. All l see. Il is ike the
cardinals red cloak, floating out on the wall,
SenOr = said the boy, eagerly.
Come ride for your life 1t is the huttsr
Of Clemence's scarlet robe Let US save her 3"
and striking my spurs into my horses TANKS, /
dashed forward, while Antonio followed astriGe
the little Spanish jennet l had procured for
Clemence.
"Can you ride !" asked, as five minutes
Liter l received the girl from the rope ladder in
to my arms, and threw over her nun robe, from
which trliled the long gay scarlet japc. my own
brO1deloth travelling cloak, and lifted her to the
saddle.
"'Si Senor. | used to ride often when l
went TO visit dame Dorf, in Seville, among the
country valleys. She is my god mother, and
will protect me. We must 20 to Seville,
SenOr. Aiterward, will appeal to the magis-
trate'
"BestOwing a kiss upon Antonio, who begged
10 imprint kiss upon the Donna's lily hand,
bade the boy return to the city.
Riding along, rapidly, Clemence informed
me that sister Agatha had been seriously i'll
ever since the night of her lingering in the gar
den, and upon her had fallen the task Of minis
tering to the sick nun; thus rendering her es-
cape impossible.
80 Even now she said, / was sent into the
refectOry TO bring cooling draught, and with
a desperate resolve had made her egTess into
the garden, and appeared upon the wall
They will miss me soon-they have missed
me ere now; they will take me back to the hO-
tel convent Let Us ride faster. SenOr Ameri-
canO y
" But pursuit was in vain; all uselessly Moth
er Bertha called Sister Clemence y throughout
the convent San Marie's corridors, and the holy
padre fumed and swore, for aught l know, in
choice Latin; Clemehee and / were cantering
gaily away toward Seville.
- And there, waiting till she had wePt away
her tears upon the kind bosom of her symPa-
thizing foster mother, and listened TO the indig-
nant resolves Of dame DORIS five brave sons,
who swOre 10 administer summary punishment
on the ayaricious priest Martinez-therc, when
all was over, and Clemence besOught the :. gal
/ laEt Americana to name his reward, you may
be sure she did not refuse the some what exact
/ ing return which, looking deep into her fearful
/ eyes-I dared 10 urge.
Next day, while the ceremonial of taking
the veil was not performed by sister Clemenee
in the church San Marie, Cadiz, the beautiful
| Spanish girl did take upon herself other more
congenial vows, thOro in Seville; and when a
/ week afterWard, Lieutenant Harry StanhOpe
/ trOd the deck of the Mississippi On he home
ward passage, Clemence StanhOpe sat below in
her cabin, his bride
=" 1 forgot to say that Clemenee displayed TO
me, the other day, the red robe that served as a
/ signal from the wall Of the convent garden-a
jHps, believe she says it isl call it SCARLET
/ PETTIcoATl"
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pbpsifians & 5nrqeons.
d MOTION N n -PbVso1atbic

n
AgOer Eclectic Physician and Surgeon. p of MID
wlley and Diseases Of Women and Chilnren DR. NOR
tend TO all calls IN his Profession either a his once or at
their private dwellings Dr. NJ discards all poisons of
ever deScrol el.heI lin animal OF ala
never reduces ms ailent % cure the but simply
the distinctions stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those af ed with diseases Of Liver, Lungs Kid
neys, Spleen Neuralga. Ind mat rheumatism teIther
Graye Scroilous Se and UloeTs Cancers, Fstulss
diseases diseases pSelllaI 70 ne Isnar Se1 saeh es -
preston Proapsus Ut-rla Hemor se, &c are request
ADAPTED 10 Diseases ufChildren
Dr. NJ has also safe and never failing remedy for
Darrhoea Coc, Cram Fs and Spasms, treat
ed with success.
r. N also prepared totreat successfully FEVERS
q the voas types ioseiher with all other form Of acute
diseases This fiction Imagination Of the brain.
the schOOs Of phyc and systems Of praetce and
~ n sii Ereo c1ostsn+lr n bsnd a1i f- s,Ie ali
kinisof 30 rANiC NE DiCIN Is and pounds,
Eclectic and Ih0mpsonian Drug Stores Also, all OF the
Indian Remedies, and large nuuberof Compounds,
pared 1y himself as hemealaI AGENTS am3ns wheh are
the io0Winr, VIZ; Compound syrup Of the wandering
Mix Weed sovereign remedy for The Dyspepsia Piles,
BItters; AntDyspepfic Powders Tooth Ache Drops which
never all Y cure Ege-Water never taing remedy for
keror Caouel cert am and SPEED cure r
Ms Basam Of VIII Cherry, Coughs, Colds, Brunchis.
IHlmeH OF PaiH Killer. asuperor article 10 any now m
internal external applications sovereign Rem
edy for the Choiera Mothers Cordial or FEMALE Fnend
and other articles TOO numerous 10 met ton
" n. B. Particular Attention WILDE paid in treat
ing all old Chfonic and Private DISEASES TO cleanse ihe
bo Of all the morbid humors Dr. NJ does no; pretend 10
tho dead bat he does claim that he cure all
able Diseases and manE that considered tncurahe
Once, No lt5 LoTain 81. Residence, No 10 Church
r. P.S- Dr. II. would say that he can give One stu
denf good chance IN his Ooet read Medicine and IL
vnrlOus branches aulsr &dnaFtlulg25 le9
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Ccqnl Notices.
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH,

THE BANK OF P1TsBURGHl
Iesse n. Morley, Henry K Reynolds.
Miller NJ. Spaugier, klchard Pat In Cort-t ID Com
llcAs . Dlu rI -. ~ ~ = N fmon eas, tuy-
Lane, A y. Mrylart. J McJark1n-
AlsIaad r Nimick, " illlam X MIN
lex. Hober PEBBLES. Poilnrd McCur
mick. and Wi ham + Grey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
IA eeDt said Morley Ryn- Ids Spansler and Carey,
HE " notified, that May - 1855. the pailtIh ned his
et ion in said Court asanstthe defendants above named.
IN which al that al the November Term % sald
Court Plaintiff recovered Judgment against said Pol
lard AcCOrmick and William = Cares, fer SAID y debt
and = COSTS that while the suit pending In which
Judgment Obaine. the paniin sued cut order
Of aiIachmeut copy % which served said Jesse H
Morley nj Henry X Reynolds; that said M0Tley and
Reynods he time Of such service Of taem
had heir possession rersona property Of said Carey Of
the Of 90; and that said Spangier Pafrck, Dun
Orr Campbei, Brsden, ane, AIeyert Junkin PEBBLES,
Mccormick, Alexander Nimick and william r. Nimlck.
iEterrs sad uropcry, and praying Iudg
meut against si Morley and Reynolds for much viii
paw plaintiff sld Judgment against sd McCormlck
and Carey
The defendants are required 70 sud neitl0n
before October g, Is5s- AXrELL 4 PRENTlSS, \
n. GRlSWOLD.
AMI dsyv les Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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len lines OF TINS lAggfsl Type make one square
FAdyerisemenis Loaded and p1eed IN column OF seial
Rusiness Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be Understood 10 Apply
the Immediate Business Of the Auertser anu ~
ether advertisements by the advertiser VIII be
charged extra ,,,..-,,-
and Religious Natlces- per cent discount
EdrorIal Will ne Al
tha r-fn OF Is scufs ! lIne each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements tU be paid for N Hdysnes
the Weekly OF less ioE three
months OF less, daily
Advertisements Dairy and Weekly v L ne charged ~
per cent extra
Marriages Deaths not exceeding ten lines p cents
NiS VI = COWLES L co
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1855


Let Her Rip.
An enthusiastic friend exPatiaies as follows
upon horse flesh:
One sunny afternoon last week,
thought I'd take Z ride;
And hired nag they said was fast,
I'm sure she was, when " ted
Ny friend, Bill SUriggins drove the mare,
While l laid on the whip,
And shouted till ! was quite hoarse-
Billy, put that animated female projectie power
Let her rip :"
We stopped at Kendig's on the road,
OF course We hadtO smile"
And give the expeditions nag
4 drink and rest awhile;
We Jagged" then calling for the mare,
tossed the man = ftp;
| Jumped into the wagon, and seizing the rens
requested the Ethiopian individual who held the
doubted distilled essence OF lightning in emphatic
tones TO
LET her rip ~
4 chap who dove a large bay nag,
Seemed anxious for brush
So. whipping up our own fast crab,
We went in with q rush;
Twas neck and neck mile or more,
When his mare made 4 trip,
We glilel by like lightning creased,
For having hired the extraordinary animal we
considered that we had perfect right TO get the
worth Of our money, and therefore
Let her rip
We drove along without mishap,
At least = dozen miles;
Stopping now and then, OF course,
TC take in several smes
AT last we ran into q chap,
Who gave Us too much Up,
The horse broke-the wagon toO-pitching Bill
and myself into a ditch by the roadside. 4" Bill
says I, 80 the mare has ran away" Bill, struggling
under the combined effects Of lager and mouth
ful Of mud exclaimed
" Let her ripl'
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ALI, the above named defendants ex-

"a cept sa Morley, Reyneds Spansier and Sarey are
heTbv nrfe May a. lsss, the plaintid ned MS
nett,o ia said Court against the drendais aofe n1le
IN hch L Is alleged, that at he November eri o. sal1
Court or the yclr ls5G the plain Id recovered judgment
saainsf slt Pollard Mccormick AID Wa tam ca ey LOT
debt and 81 6ltO Gusts. that while the SUI v as
senn n hica said "a .msnt obtained. the plantin
Sued out an orJar Of attachment, copy q Whlch was
served on said Jesse II Morley and Henry n Reynoqsi
mai said Morley and Reynolds, al the time % such serEies
of procesS ITEM had IN their possesson PEI ufo
erv Of slid Carey OF the value OF S2s and that sad
Spangler Patrick, Duf I. Campbell, Lone Meyier.s
Junkfp PEBBLES, Alexander NinIick and Wiam Nlnlck
claim some interest IL sail prop nv ard PRAYING jud
meuf 1giast sid Morley aud ReyrOds fr much as VI
nav The plaintiffs said judgment against sd Nc nleA
and Carey -. = -
49, 'f1gt,' - q IS AXTFIL 4 PRENTiSS 3
-,s-. IA. II Afiornevs for Pl'h
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Bankers.
u. HerdInan e CO.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SlLNER
IL Coin Fo-eisn ard Domestic EEcaanee' Sn1 Sn14risnl
Money and Land WarTaEts- Col eclous ~ tIe Otlsee
states Canada and Europe. promptly attended - -
Agents the Liverpool and New YORK screw
I'm hy which Passage be secured clihtr 70 n tul
Lverp5ol the advertised laies; Passage ean ase e -
sUrelIram Fool 70 Me- York. Gue5ee ana New W
ieqrs y the regular lines Of sailing Plckei ships Al
fr1m Hivre Hamburg and Brrncu % New A. u LItlts
fr1iSie forau amount. yanle through ulihe ColeL
f Farope sud Csrrzt Britain and Ireland FoI lllttT %
AZ N---- -ff-s J HERDAIAN = CO.
spI7-dtf II Waier street GleZslaae- ono
n 1 wHITNAN ) n. sTANDART ~ G W sI1SRAA -
WHITMAN. STANDARD x CO.
w R,nEers aud ealsrs IN Foreign and Domestic EN-
change Mo- lperiaT street. We draw alIels On
I'm mi vii furnish Drafts for any ano1nt la ois al ~
ths uriurual poin Ens land lre land scuiall
ID (;eruauy. Collections made On all aeeess1ue
fhroaghou the Unit 4 S-aieS ano lln...s. -
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ALL the above named defendant

n LII the above udIleQ ueteuudnts cA-
"a cept sai Morley. Reynolds, Splnger and Carry are
his petition aid Court ag1lnst The deendrns alete
Te- 1s5s OF ssd Court the plaintiff recovered Iudg-
ment aganst sand Pollau Mccormick and Mllln x
farev r S17T0 debt and SI7 6-loo COSTS tha N me
sult was bending in which said ju eut was ootaeu ~
painf sued order o. atfae1ment 9opy " NBle
-. s,e5 on sd JeSse H Morley ano Henry X Key
polds. Thai ai Morley ard ReynodS a. the le q snen
N nroess On Them, had m their POSSESSION persona
~ sif Carey value of S2o0oQ, and thut said
S-s@gisr Psfrick n d. or, Campbell. Lane. Aeylert
I,,t,n Peehles Mccormick, Alexander Nlmck nnd VIII
is. n Niuck claim int rest m sad
--5. Judgment aganst said Nor ey ard Re noidsi1rs
mnsh rs viii pay the plaintiffs said Judgment asains
Mccormick and Carey ,,.,.s,
h.fsrs Oefohsr d ls5s AXrELL PRENTiSSz
II GRISWOLD.
.rT dsr le6 Attorneys sfortiaia.il
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Goal Dealers

1855.
wM l. PRICE LEslUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MoREiS
DRICE. CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
Il (Success0rs 10 CIR RAWFORD, PRICE \ Ctll-llea.-
eTs liIl Minera Ridge aid Ga 'pev1 oalh' tLe
cargo. Offce GCser, Ineut Pier, CleEeland. ono
REFERENCES:
T. p Handy, Cash'r C0mE- b; Ward -------. DtiIni.,
Bauk. - ClcNel q ileo W lpg ---IniS='
Jo-dph Perkins, Prest Bans ltunsey bIes = - uo
u1bfv gn~hes 4 O. DO [ Bank .--..-..- New York
II Sanger. CasIr Mich lsackeiI, bclcasT : - 90 81
Ins Bank -Detruit,| D. g Beard iolui9. W
4 n Adams Cash'r saw A Ias ler----- o., uo o.,
Rank letruls.l Aula-u Al -
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InCourt Of Com
-mon Pleas, Guy
Ahoga Co, Ohio
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In COurt Of Com
-moa Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio
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THE NEW CASKET.
A s THIS is THE AGE OF M

- provemeut and refinement the subscriber takes pleas
use IN saying that ne . prepared furnish
new article in the Under king line superior hing
ever before introduced Il is ofhS made
m the Caske form, and Is highly 0ramenfed thcK
pale glass running the entire length oftOp Aful eagth
The CASkEr has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant az
pearances Of the old style OF Collins They periect
artght, aud light and convenient ranspaTa-
non, OF putting in vaults, common nfermens SIN
liar article Is much used IN eastern eiti-S
Persons losing friends and wishing anything
the above line. will ind 4 much their BY aIng
and lining for themselves where they vii ind every
attention gwen DAN'L " DUTY, Uudenaker.
Clete and. June s i5l-mhlE.lal u s. Eriast
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THE ASSOCIATED FlRE1IEN's-
INSURANCE COMPANY or
nLl--I-. lI-ECA

Jessc II Morley. Henry K Reynolds.
Miller N Spansier, Puliard ntcCor-
mick. William r Carey, Richard
Pairick. ). Duf Hon, JamesCamp-
bel. lanes Bredea, Samuel NJ. Lane
AN Meyiert, j McIunkin- Alex
ander Nimick William 4. Nimick,
- lsrI.a-H uaahlae
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a 1 wEITTIN- ;. n. sTANDART G W sIAS =, ~ 2AEf
WHITMAN. STANDARD K CO.
Hliuirlrrp,

DONNETS.-AL LARGE STOCK At
- ,,i greatly reduced Pr'''s' MORGAN ROT.
DONNETS-At half price the whole
ID stocE. julo W WARkEN-
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GEORGE BLACK.

Ies=e II Morley. Henry K. REYNOLDS,
Miller N. Spa1gler, Pollard MeCor,,
muck. william T. Carey. RichaTd
Pafrick. S. Duf. n orr, James
Camnbel. jams Breden, Samue
M lane, A. n. Meyiert. ]. Nc Jun
IN Al xaufler Nimick. William Y.
Nlmick. and Robert PEBBLES
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]. II. JOHNSON. n. D.,
HOMROPATHIST.

Ohce II Sartwells Block Superior street. corner Sen
ca 81 Res deues No. III Pittsburgh Cleveland. o.
s@hls.dlv s
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-Ihls
Y Surerior artic!e Of BITUAIINOUS COAL. which ls
rticuarly adapted domestic purposes as well a lf
sfeam and snIth be had OF The und ersise At
for the Company. .., 81. L.
match and Coal delivered any part OF the ely oi qas
which will not fail 10 please. # ieit a. either oi our n e
% SCOYII.L 4 WHEELER,
No : River reel 4 \ =. Coal PIER
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CnAI-.CnAI.

COAL--C0AL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO 5ET In
vour Winter supply. We daily receIy. asp.en-
1l article for Stoves ard Crates, which sell n $50
perton Parties nst purchase viii do well = give
s all All orders through the Post Once promptly at
tended to Offices aud Yards c X p r. X Pier and al
C. & p x r. Machine shop Lake street .,,-, d. ~,
InLl y - :. = -
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An enthusiastic friend expatiates as follows
upon horse flesh.
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In out OF Com
mon p eas, Cuy-
ahoga Co, Oh0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

ID We have bought many OF hen Unlessthe Ladies
- t or rec apiece shall fail 10 sell them all As
We shall offer them cheap there will be
~ 5uov u harins he Old ones done over, as the ueW
viii 1S N SAe-fNi ~ MORGAN 4 ROOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

oue~ wa arrsgned and examined sccOrIsg to law.
after which the c, roner c.mmted him TO the Tonbs
H. swat lie trial.
Several OF the whnes-e' required to give bonds
for their appearance to testify wleo called upon.
TIE maiden rune Of the deceased was Brennsn.
She hss several frieuds living in the city. but no pa
rcu,s or brothers or s:sters She WAS shout thirty
yesrs of age.
The examination Of the defendant e a. follows:
Q. Whist !. your rsuel A. Paul HerpanSer
=. How o,o ere you' A. Thirty three.
Q. Where we've VOC bosni A. Tampico, Mexico.
q. Were do you lve' A. AT No. So West Broad
wej, corner Of LeopaId street
Q. Wbst lie ,cur occupaiioni A. S.loea-keeper.
q Have you anything to say, and If %, wtat rcl.-
tive to TIE charge here preferred ag sinst you A.
plead Net Guilty, and say tnatit was accidental.