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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

News In n Nutshell.

ARTEsIAN WELL.-The workmen are now
actively engaged in roaming out the srtesian
well IN the State Capitol grounds the size Of
four inches and quarter in diameter. The
enlarged bore is now 800 feet deep, and the
roaming process progresses at the rate of twen-
ty-five feet a day The enlargement became
necessary on account of the continued caving
in of the slate rock near the bottom of the we'll
Columbus Ga-.
SENATOR CHANDLER.-We are glad to be able
to state that this gentleman is getting along
well under the injuries received BY the late ac-
cident OF course his recovery must be slow,
but strong hopes are entertained that he will not
even suffer disfguTement-Def. Tribune.
SHERIFF CLAPP-There is an anxiety in the
public mind to learn the condition of Sheriff
Clapp, and to satisfy his numerous friends
throughout the County, we can assure them
that tor the past two days his symptoms are
more favorable to his recovery, although he Is
still very sick man. 1t is hoped that he may
recover; still, he is not yet out of Danger
CkardoR Democrat.
There is considerable excitement IN Philade-
phia concerning yellow fever. Two Custom
House Inspectors, who were supervising the
discharge OF the cargo of vessel, after it eame
up 10 the city from the Quarantine, were at
tackled with the fever and have died.
q The rise of about three-e -eights Of a cent
per pound in sugar, at New York, last week, is
predicated on the reduced stock in all parts of
the country and the ascertained deficiency in
the Cuban crop.
u The tax levy for this year in the city Of
New York. has finally been fixed and amounts
to Ss,470,74l. OfthIs sum there goes directly
to the State sI,4O9, ,290 20. The Supervisors,
as county officers, will ezpend 81, ,576, ,9Ss 30,
and the Common Council, through the various
departments of the city government will dis
pose of 5,4s2,044 "a
II The venerable Josiah Quincy, the Hon.
Albert Fearing, Jonathan Phelps. Esq of Bos-
ton, and the Hon. Thomas MeRdall, of New
Bedford, have already subscribed each $1,000
toward fund of S26, 900 to be raised in New
England for Antioch College, Ohio, President
Mann. Various others have contributed to the
amount of $4,000.
II We understand that statue of Cover
nor Chase in marble, ordered by several eminent
citizens Of Cincinnati, will be executed by the
celebrated artist Thomas ID. Jones, Esq, some
time during the coming winter.-C Columbus Ga
sefte-
The news from two Continents now,
Is sent through the depths of the sea,
While the fishes, all wagging their tails,
Cry, Gracious, how wise we shall be-
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RETuRNED.-Henry Watson, eolored mAn
who is the principal witness against Kendall,
the murderer of Gregory in Cincinnati some
time since. few days ago, as the trial was
about to occur, disappeared from that city lie
was traced to Cleveland, and was arrested by
Chief of Police WHITE on Saturday, and Will
return to Cincinnati to-day in charge of Officer
Beers Of that city. 1t is claimed that Watson
was paid by the friends of the accused to alb
sent himself during the trial.
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Etqal Notifrs.
THE BANK OF PITTsBURGH.

TIE BANK OF PITTsBURGH1
Iesse II Morley, Heury X. Reynolds
MIier NJ. SI.auger, Richard Pat = n - u -.
Tlck, S. Duh IL. or. Jan es Camp IN Cyu.l VI %
bell. James Bredeu samuel M fll1u rieAsf
Lane 4. n. hIrylart, ! McJuuktn. anusA 1o' INV
AleIands dsr Niuics, William X MIN
lck, Robert PEBBLES, Pollard McCur-
mick, and William +. Carey.
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"A eept said Morey Reya- Spansier and Carey are
h-Ie1y notified thai May ~ ls the pIautH flea his
pe i'm IN s5l1 Court asainst the fenafs above uamed
N which al egea that Al the November Term said
Cogr the Piai1tln res9ysred Judgment against sid Pol
lad Met ornck aud William 4 rer fsr SA4I0 y debt
and SO 2 costs; that while the St was pending IN which
said ndgmeu was ooaln the sued cut an order
Of attachment. copy 0f whi=h served Jesse
Morley and Henry X. ReynOldS; that said Morley and
ReynOlCs, al he lime Of such ice Of prucey on tlem
bad m their osesion personal operty Of d Carey Of
the value Of 0 and thai SAID pdnslcr PaITck Duff
Orr, Campbell brcden, Lane MeJ Jert. Junkin PEBBLES
Mccormick, Aiexander Nimick an 4 William Nimick
claim mterrsf sad proper y and praying udg
sgaast ssil Morley and Reyns IDS FOR 30 fu a. viii
pay the pl1intlh sIid Judgment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
The detondants required TO sad petition on or
before October 3, ls5e- AXTELI PRENTISS, y
Girls VOID.
GOV 10 ArtuTmeVs ~ PLANT
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Invariably in Advance.

len lines TINS tAgofs) Type make one square
k4Adgotsemens Leaed and placed IN column oi special
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertising Couirarts will he understood 10 apply
strictly Immediate Business Of the AreTtsar; and All
sfhe advertisements sent IN by the Advertiser VIII Dc
charged extra - =,
nd Religiaus Notices. % cenl- discount
Business Notices IN Edtoai Column viii he eafed Al
h IS line each Insertion
Transient AdEerttseneEi 10 be paid ioT N - ai.a
Advertisements the Weeky square OF less ia trse
anufhs or less, as daily.
Advertisements lay and weekly = IL he Charged ~
per cent. extra
Marriages ard Deaths not exceeding ten lines p cents
Hii's - A4s = COWIEs n co.
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PHoToGRAPH or saturn AT Roman OBJ
servatory, NJ. Seechi has obtained good pho
iograPh of Saturn, which shows not, only the
ark spaces between the planet and ring, but
the shadow of the planet upon the ring. 1t also
establishes two points of considerable interest:
First, That the planet is darker than the ring;
and, Second, That the light of the planet is more
powerful than that Of our moon. The proof Of
this is, that 1t requires twenty seconds to pro-
duce photograph image Of the moon, while
that Of Saturn IS produced in eight minutes OF
four hundred and eighty seconds. But Saturn
is at least eighty times further from US than the
moon; and instead Of requiring eighty times the
number of seconds to produce his image, he re-
quires only twenty-four times. II. Secchi in
fers from the planets superior PhotOgrs P hie
power that he is surrounded by s rehecting at
mosphere, while the moon is destitute Of such
and entirely blaek.-SeOtsmaa.
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Jesss IT, Morley. Heury h Reruolds
Miller ~ S7angler, Pollard AIcCor,
nick. William >. Carey Rirhafdt In Court ei Com
Patrick s Dud. "a On Jsmes unn Pleas. Cus-
Campbell. James Bredea, SAMUEL ahoga Co, Ohi1
AI Lane. A. n AteYiert. J. Nc Jun
un, Alexlndsr Nimick. William K
NIIaick, and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eep sai Morley, Reyn8ds Sp,ngler and Carev are
hereby notliied th5t On May IA ls5s, tbs aina ed
MS peti0n IN said Court agans the dsfendanfs above
named, n which Il IS ALLEGED thai At the November
ier lso o. sad Clrt the plaintiff recovered iudE-
msnt aS1i1st sad Pollari Mccormick and Wiliiam
atey III St9 debt and Sll el1O costs thar whi.e the
sun was pening IN which s1id iusmeut ohtaiued the
plaintiff sued cut order uachment COW OF vghch
w1s served on sad Jesse II Morley and Henry L Rev
noas tht ssi Morley and Reynolds, al the Of such
service oi process on them, had their POSSESSION personal
prop0y Of i1 Carey Of the value of So O and haf sad
Spansler. Psirick D. a. or, CImpbeI Lane Meviert
Iunkin PEBBLES 9lcCormick. Alexander Nimck and H.
lam Nlnlek claim some INT rest said property
praytns judgment against said Morier Re u0s for
nch as viii pay the plains said Judgment aansi sid
AIcCOrmick and Carey.
The defendants required answer said pattion on OF
before October 3 l-5.. AXrELL PRENrISS a
h GRlSWULD,
auI chW l26 Attorueys for Plaintiff
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Complimentary to the Iron ci.y.

Orr THE HARBoR OF THE Cry OF SUPERIoE.
August . 1853.
The passengers on board Of the steamer
" Iron City," on her present trip from Cleve-
lanI, Ohio, to the City of Superior, held 4
Meeting for the purpose of expressing their
qualification with the trip Just accomplished
Hon Oswald THOMPSON, of Pniladelphia, Pa
was called 10 the Chair, and NJ LEWIS, of Chill
ieothe, Ohio, appointed Secretary. p NEFF,
Jr., of Cincinnati, Ohio, and JAS s. RrrcHIE,
of Philadelphia, were appointed committee to
draft resolutions, who reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanim-
Ously adopted
The voyage from Cleveland TO the head uf Like
Superior, made as it now is, with great speed
and entire comfort, affords the most delightful
excursion which can be taken, either for health
or recreation, and exhibits the magnitude of our
great lakes, and the capacity of the vast mine
raj deposits upon their shores
Considering the position Of Lake Superior,
IFS uninterrupted water communication with our
Atlantic sea board, its proximity to ST. Paul,
Minnesota, Pembina, and thence 1900 miles to
the great northern gold region, Lake Superior
must become the thOroughfare for emigration
thence, and eventually the terminus Of a North
em Pacific Railway.
Therefore, in consideration of all these inter
ests which have engaged our attention,
ResOlred, That this tour is one of unequaled
pleasure, interest and profit, and We can conf
dently recommend it to travellers
ResOlrsd, That we hereby tender to Captain
J E TURNER, Clerk, j. HOLLAND, Mate, G 60. Nc
KAY, and Jos. HGRRisoS, Stewart, and the Off
GERS under them, our grateful acknowledgements
for their gentlemanly and friendly intercourse
with the passengers, and our high appreciation
Of their efficient management of the vessel, and
cordially recommend the /" Iron City, for speed,
comfort and safety,to all those desirOus of max
ing this magnificent tour.
ResOired, That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to the Captain and Officers Of the
Steamboat, and be published in the Superior
Chronicle and in the Detroit Cleveland and Gin
cinnati papers.
OswELD THoNPsoS, Chm.
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Peter Nefi, Jr, Cincinnati, o.
Jas. S. Richie, Philadelphia, Pa.
ID. N. Moore, Greenfield, o.
c. G. Champlin, Cincinnati, o.
John c. Van Anden, Detroit, Mich.
". b Sheldon, Cleveland, o.
Frederic Baraga, Bishop OF Saut Ste Marie.
7. 5. Martin, Paris, Ky.
Chas- Roussaia, Fon do Lac, Minn.
Chas. Mcpherson, Baltimore
Wm. Pettitt, Keokuk. Ia
Horace Potter, New Lisbon, o.
c. Burshard, Hillsdale. Mich.
J. P. ". Neil, Superior, Wis.
Hon. J. A Markham, Superior, Wis.
P. Moyre, Missionary, La Point, Wis.
and Sc others
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The Most Teriae OF Hail s,srms


The prairie storms of wind, rain, hail, and
snow seem to exceed all others in violence and
power. The Chicago Journal, Of Thursday,
records one ofthe most frightful and disastrous
hail storms that ever has been known in the
West, which visited the town Of Dwight, in
Livingston county, on the line of the ST. Louis,
Alton, and Chicago Railroad, on Saturday
The Journal vouches for the correctness Of the
almost incredible facts stated below. It says !;
The hail stones were like pieces of cut ice,
and some Of them were seven inches in diane
ter, they fell in perfect torrents, striking down
cattle, men, shrubbery and crops as if beaten
down by shower Of stones. Thousands Of
acres of corn that was getting along finely,
with the promise of an excellent yield, were
cut L own as if by reapers, and rendered total
loss to tie farmers. Orchards were stripped,
and gar 1ens and oat and wheat fields beaten to
the earth.
Mr.. John C. Spencer, who owns large farm
at Dwight, had 240 acres of corn, which is all
ruined-also $50 acres of wheat and ITO acres
of oats, which met the same fate.
Scarcely q whole window pane can be found
in the town, all i,aving been broken by the hail.
Window sashes a I'D roofs we've also in many
cases, badly cut and split The cattle that hap
pened to be in the fields at the time had gashes
cut into their flesh iuehes in length, and we
hear Of at least one man who was SO badly cut
and bruised by the heavy hail stones that he is
laid up, and not expected TO live.
After the storm, we are assured the earth
was completely covered with hail some inches in
depth. How far the storm extended has not
yet been ascertained, but 1t appears to have
PASSED across the st. Louis Railroad about
three miles, but how far from the road on
either side we are not advised. The amount of
the damage done in the immediate vicinity of
Dwight alone is estimated at thousands Of dol
lars.
We learn from Sterling. Whiteside county,
that on the same day hail storm, similar to
the above in its character and effects, visited
that vicinity, doing vast damage.
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The First Despatch.

The First Despatch.
WINDSOR CASTLE, Aug. 6, 1858.
president BUcHANAN-Dear Sir: As you
viii not permit me to visit you, allow me to
drop you a line. Faithfully yours,
VICTORIA REGINA"
Reply Of Presidenf Buchanan to The Qpesa
WAsHISsToN, Aug 6, 1883.
Ny DEAR MADAM; 1t is my impression that
you have dropped enough of your line already,
and that you are running the thing into the
ground.
Yours, faithfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Bankers.
j. HerdIIlan s. Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Codn Fo. eign a. Damcstic Exchange, UncuTTent
M8ueF, and Land Warrants Col eeiinus the United
States. Canada and EuTope. Frunlptly attended to
Agents forfhe Liverpool and New ORR Screw steamship
Lins (which Passase be secured either 10 from
Liverpool the advertised Passage also be
.urcdfrum Liverpool 20 Ner York, Qutbce aid New Or
leans BY the regular lines Of sailing Packet Ships Also.
from HayTe, Hamburg and Bremen 10 New Ntrk. Drafts
fruishe foranv amount payable thruugh NJ The Couilneui
Of Eure and Great Britain and Ireland For further par
- J HERnMAN 4 Co,
tsI5-dtf II wstst street.. .Cleselaaa. ohla
IL WaITSIS n n srANDART- ". sTANDAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Rankers and lealsrs in Foreign and Domestic FL
change MOI Sausror street We draw direct on Lon
don aEi furnish Drafts Tor ao1nt payable Al all
the rinrlpaI paia sn Ireland Sc0taud France
a Cermluy Coilec;l0us made AL accessible points
thro-ghou the Uait q States aud Canadss. mn-.ly
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Drngs.

GOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Ssap. .eav0r's Glycerine, Musk and Honey
SoaD-WaIrantad Eenuine-fOr sale BY
pRUSHES-A fine assortment of
Har anI ClOth Brushes aso, Teeth Brushes Of Ivory
Bone Bafalo Horn and sandal Wood. For sals hy
fehs a " SACAkI1Eh
r UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
sortmeut Just received. gether with great variety
Ses E W. sAcKRIDER-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 9, 1855
PLAIN I'D oRNANIENrAI. PRINrINc.

q Plain and Ornamental Prn;iasOf every descripio
dono Al the Printing Establishments OF the Leassr Office
on the latest imr we'd and most rapid steam presses the
best style, short notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcalar attention paid to blank work Every description
OF Bndns DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
as Sales Ba Il. ReceiyInE Books. &c sc
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= For late City News, see third page.
For Market ports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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The ASSOCIATED FIRE8IEN'Sl
INSURANCE COMPANY. or i
PITTSBURGH,

The ASSOCIATED ElREMEN'Sl
INSURANCE COMPANY, or
PITTSBURGH,
miller ii Spasier Psi'ard 3feCsr In CoErt Of Com
mcx, william = CsrsV Richsrd fnon Pleas. ruy-
Patrick, 5. Duff Il. Orr, JamesCamp- ahosa Co. ono
bell. James Bredeu, Samuel Al Lane
A n. MeYiert, J. McJunkin- Aler-i
uuder Nimick William X Nmick
and Robeu PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
~ eept "a Morley, Reynelds Spsugle and Csr-y are
hereby n1tlhe that May L. Iss ne uaiutiq u Il ID hs
petition in said Court, against endaus above aei
IN which Il IS alesed that a. The ovembef Term OF sad
Court, ior ne yer l-5 the PLAIN recovered udgeuf
against I'D Pollard Mccormick ard William = "a sv Tor
S252 debt and S36l0O costs; that while The sun was
pendng IN which said d sent obtained the plaintiff
slel out an order Of 1ftachmer ruuv uf WHICH vas
served said Jesse H Morley and Hsnry K Reynoids
that said Morley and Reynolds at the time Of such eryics
Of process on thcm lad IN then possession personal ur-
ety Of said Carey Of the vau S2UO and that aid
Sp1ngler. P1trlck. Duh or. Campbell Lane, lIevlert
JunkIn PEBBLES Alexander Nj mick and vi IAN X y r1c
claim some interest Ia sail op n.y. and urayuE iudg-
meat against sid Morley anf Reyuolds fr q uch = I
pay ihs painh said Juds sgsiazt said Mccormick
and Carey
The defendants required to answer sad on or
beinTe Oetolers y leo5 AATELL 4 PRENTISS
-. H GRISWOLD.
auI dow l9j Affo-nere f7r p1fF
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C0AI--COAJ-

NOW Is THE TINE TO SET IN
your Winter supply. We daily receivl splen-
I'D article for Stoves aud Crates which sell S3u0
frtnu Parties wishing purchase viii do wei -
Us call All oldeIs through the Posi- Ofoe pLoGItl a.
tcsded TO- Offices and HaEas On G. P r. r. Pierand At
sSris = IoHN HAYS co
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In CoGrt ofCom-
! mon Pleas, Guy
ahosa Co OHIO
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THE NEW CAsKET.

A s THIS is THE AGE OF M
"A provement and refinement the pleas
use N saylng that he prepared furnish aa entire
new article IN the UndeTtH line superur TO ANYTHING
ever before nfrofuce Il Is Ofhis uade
m the Caske or ard IS highly oramented, thick
plae glass running the entire length ofoD fu lepeb
view be had with ease.
The CASKEr has none ofthe gloomy aad unpleasant an
Of the old style Of Cons They are perectv
alr-tgt ond ver light and cOnvcnent for triusprta
uou putting IN vaalts tnterments A sim
lar artlcle Is much use1 IN eastern cities
Persons losing fsnds and wishing procure ANYTHING in
the above line will find much their interest b.
aud examining for themselves where they viii 1d ever
attention gwen DAN'L W DUTY, Underfaker
Ciete ard. June t57-mhl6.IqT No Isr5s'-t
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e. r. r.
CATFu WILL, IN ALI, CASES

II rIaVT he use Of RAJ says R r Remedies. Tier
A % scE or DISEASED 50 yeak feeble, or crippled
or bat that ReEays Ready kellet
sr,- r Resolves. Regrators. The nature Of ths
iis-ssc ma, EsquiTs. viii quickly and rpie cure n,
consist OF Railways ke1ay heliefs ltla-
rsv Rssov. n.- Resolvent, Railways Res1letoss Each
~ tes nosSesse- special curntIvo powers over
esvsss. lis q there a. other diseases, wherein
their combined medlcinal prOperl.. l sfre1-fh rith-
Whsn thus II therr = sulhclent lie aStion the
in the diseased dyluE body 70 sustain ths. ~
patient will live a.lc be restored 70 health.
Pain r. r. Relief
Acute DsyeaseS r. R kelief
Iuhammafory Diseases, Relief and Regulator
Malarious Diseases. Relief and ReEulaiors
CongestiEe Diseases. ltelie and Regulators
Scrofuious Diseases, kenovating ResOiveuf
Chronic Diseases 1tenngatlng Resolvenf
Syphiliiic Diseases, henovafing Resolveuf
Constitutional Diseases, ReSolveuf and Reeulaiorx
sam Diseases. Renovating ResoVenf
Nervous Diseases Resolvcnf, Relief ReFulafor.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUAIINOUS COAL, which Is
particularly aapcdtO domestic purposes well Tor
and smith be had OF tkc Undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orders 0r city rfoTeEn tade VIII be executed with dis
patch and Coal delivered al part Of the city OF quality
which Will fai % please II len ~ either Of oces
atthe stoEeof Gaylord Hamm9ad, No soSsPerloTst
SCOYILL a. WHEELER.
nrf- 10 River street. ard c L p Pier.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that aect humanity are inherited As hair
looms fru the diseased bodies siras Srrofie
Consumption, syphilis and flts among the most com.
mon OF Constitutional diseases. Now cirs not nov
generations the seeds of these diseases NAV have
been establish ed IN the sTstem corrufug he
WAYS kENoFATINa REsoLvEHr Nli eradicate IRON the
bodies o. The eeted every particle Of diseased deposits
ana AL the veins with pure and kealry blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RAILWAYS RENoFATiNo y ESoLVENr should bs hailed ~
blessing By every mother, throughout The and Whoss
ings tans eaTiYl evidence disease tansmitid
trom the parent stock few doses the RFNcvKr
REsoLyENr Will eradicate every vestge the gease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
R.RR.
r R R--RadWay's Beady Relief for Headache ,vhe,h.
SICK or nervous rheumatism. Paralysis Lumbaen f0r
Neualgla. 1oothache Sua Pox Fesers, Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints, S1let Fever Pains around ths rer
Railways Ready Relief viii. IN a lew minutes chnnss
the mlSerleS you suner 20 JOYS Of pleasure.
r. r. h-Radway's Renovatng Resolyenf. for the cufa
Of chronic dlseasessurh ScrsuOus and SyDhitic Com
plants Consl mtve and q Der affections Of the LUNG md
Tbroat Induration and Enlslgements Of parti Eruts
and other dseasss Of the Skin Nodes Tumors urcTs DVs
pepsa and al other diseases arising from impure ssfs
" r R-Rsdway's Regulators VII cure. .st,etu,,l, md
speedily. C0slTvensss Indigestion Ipdanmaiion Of he
Heart and Kidneys, Fenae Comp Small Pox FevsIs
Measles, &C. sc Whsuevert the sgstsm Il out af orier
dose Of Railways Begulator1 will restore il 10 reEart
No female should be without them
r. R. r. Remedies are sold By DrgsEilss sveEywbsre.
GAYLORD CO.. and ". FIsKE. 1ss1tss cis,s
And, ohlo, fe51e2o
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In Court Of Com
-mnn Pleas. CuF-
ahoEa Co, OAi3
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Il Z MlIrxAN. y n sIANPAET- 6 W sTAS3AHT 4,,I
"HITMAN. STANDARD K CO.
Miuinfrp,

pONNETS.-ALARGE STOCK AT
- iul9 Greatly reduced P'''e'' MORGAN RIOT.
RONNETS-At half price the whole
ID stock JUNO " WARREN
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BRApLEY's CELEBRATED

OUR STOCK 0FCOTTON HOSIE-
" RY lhe largest the CIV. and all of our own
impoTtufian RETTBERG Il HATTSATANN
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She are Eslt QulTel half b0und
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