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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

Circulars giving full information sent by mail. Also
Pamphlet Diseases Of Women, with observations on
Private and Chronic Maadies generally, sent DR.. H.
N. MATTIS0N, Remedial Institute, Providence, R. l.
-AccOmlnOdattOns for patients from abroad
'Oishing to remain the city for short time under
treatment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

DIED.
In Weftboro Oct. 17th Mrs. Fanny P, wife of Elliott
L. FAY 20
In Cleveland Ohio Oct. 9Th, pehia NJ. Danforth, for
meTy Of Barre in this county.
In D4na Oct. 18th, BENJAMIN Richardson, aged IA
In Leomin.ter, Oct. 18th, Mrs. koxana Burrage g..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

SLATE FOR ROofs--Thes subscriber Is prepared to
gurnsh Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay
lhe best manner on the most satisfactory terms SAM
Me- nav he aeen At Tie yard on Grove street.
pcs 1sy ''''0N an JOHN BARNARD.
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C YER & BAK ER's
CELEBRATED
Family sewing Machines,
"A New Style. Price $50.

IS sUMaEH bIkEEI, BOsIUN,
405 BRO ADWAY, NEW YORK,
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, ii. D..
Physician Extraordinary Ia the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uHfainF in the Of ell
those painful and dangerous disorders TO which the fe
male constitutions subject. u moderates s excess and
all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

These Machines from two spoos and form seam
Of qlsled strength, beauty, and elasticity which will
NOT rip even If ~ fourth stitch be cut They are
nnquestiouahy The best in The market for family
oI9 SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR diff
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Foster'a Block, Pearl street. ,WorGeste
Special attention given to Diseases VI the Eye.
ala deod&Wif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with
DR.. II. N. MArrIs0N, believe b i'm to be temperate
man in the most appropriate and that his moral
nharncinr and nrnfaaainnal akilll nnhnnhled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-23

W. HEATH, SAW filler AND
- DEALER, 236 Main street. opposite Flyers Block
Knives, Scissors, Se.' uhNpsned. diy %
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TO LET.
WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

Il 0ST-A Memorandum Book, marked ''Leander
h Book" conta ming few papers Of value to any
one but the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at this office. d3t CT
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SMALL 4 COGSWELL.
COUN h L 0 RS n a W.
Michigan street.. ...... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
ausson N ANAL. JOHN y. D. oooswKLL
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MOTTO E.-The undersigned having bought Of D.
~ O. Gates, his interest in the Bay State Eating
House, begs leave to inform the old patrons and the pub
lie generally that he intends carrying the business in
his name, and hopes by punctual attention bus
mess to share liberal portion Of the public patronage
D. O. THURSr0N.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1858. DIFF o22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
w AsHINGfON AQUEDUCr.
w OFFICE OF rnE WARRINGTON Aouynccr Z

WARRINGTON, March I, 1853 !
ION Aqueduet according 7. plans ana spec,fcauons
win exhibition In Ibis Once on and after Tie ioA Of
Sds Win Be received for The scpeoS Of the whole
ons The United States reservng the right sonrnet
sdvan,aseous upon comparison Of ,he bids '''
En q Ss BE- r. ne
x. s z by ss
wo 70 be dene and The rate Of progress under each ooaa
Payments viii be made in checks upon the United States
upon The monthly estimates the engineer
ssS ~ BE- s & we
.orhmen shall be paid their full wages monthly and IN
PIcyo.ss should Be sssss and ENDORSED Proposals. for
The United states he right any
Tor The whole or ,Sr Any ps,, Q, he work no. deemed i'd
whole of work. who give good
eury for The completion OF heir eenrAc At reasonable
Ryery offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
sss s @ %
dsy. with coed and :aeen .scare. for he 4
We s@ra If en- % ,ss ~ De ~
sss p yy Agent or some Css o. s
ne are ss
good their guarantee ,,
ss li!s VIII g receives stsr r., hour
the roonse at he Srsaa r.s 5nldns d s.is
complexion o. mssonry bridges wsaie weirs badins di.r
pipe building Of two Iron pipe bridges laying pipes from
p q Sss s Ss
service reservoir In Georgetown, and supply Of cement
sand brlcss stone and AL other Materials for all OF which
reference made he detailed dercrip and
The comparison 81 the bids will bs made the qusn-
noted IN the specifications ana plan. e,h6,,ed the time
Of letps am should bid In gross be accepted The monthly
will be made the estimate
% e Engineer prices TO be fixed by him, wiih the ose
rcurrvafon until tho cntir. eo1 OF ths
aceordins 70 the specidnai'ons and plans
Pror should the time shin which sach work
win be completed provided Congress arproprAes The ne
g BIZ order Of The Secretary Of War,
yORw or GUARANTEE
To carr. g. Mixes, u \. krctSrpRs--
We, the undersigned, residents OF In the state "
hereby Jointly and sev-rsy covensut with the u lled
gusrantv n the fore going Did of - be
accepted tbsi he or they will within Ten day, after the &C
Of The Hs bid execute the contract Tor the
With good .nd sucisn. s.rses V perform he work fyr.
Advertisement under Which II male. And In case the
ssid shall fail " enter into contract aforesaid,
guaranty make good the difference By
the ssd - and the neri lowest bidder.
Signed. A. u.
q n.
thereby ce'uy that 70 the best Of knowledge and be-
let The ahovcnamed guarsnors good and sufhccnt. .
SEned, v.
u.>.r sNrx A. ~ -rx ron n &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

We Sons OF MALTA.-AN ELECTION FOR oFFIcEas
Of Nsrssntile Lodge No. l. 81 Brooklyn, o. 8 NJ viii
take pla al their lodge Montague Hall, No b
Court street on Thursday mott Polls open from "a ~
rlf.- ~ w. W. TODD, o. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
DANCING Academies

poDvoRTHs DANCING sCADEMIEs.
n. No. 80 broadway, Now FORK.
No. Isl Montague psee, Brooslyr.
Glasses VIII he contained until Trns lst
prrie received ~ any ttDe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

WANrED-A CLERE FOR A STEAMER TWO tovNe
men to travel clerk for shippng omce' w., w. % ~
clerk for summer hotel one barKeeper' iour rs ~
railroads and three girls travel 70 ga9rnls anu Europe
Apply 10 CULLEN A co, No g East BroadwS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
rSrELLsGEsCE OFFICES.

L'IRsr CLASS MALE AND FEMALE SERVANTS 70
stusons OF every description, in ely and c19n Gun
English German. Irish fc can he obtained ny nohnI
COHNERTs yS broadway, entrance In rn~nshn s"es
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

rRYNCa ADvERT1sEhEnvs.
DN DEyarpr.urE FILE FRANCHISE POUR
femme dc cbanOre 81 pour parer 50 langue AVec un
enfant A. .ent ana Radresset No ~ wesSh 81.
urur JFusr rTrLr FstNoAns, PNtfS ANTE DE-
L o.s,re 90 paf.r CONNIE .tl1. Ter 'ln4r Oudrc E'e
rsu donner dc hons reDs 'ensn.ns silesssr 10 3ne
sv pres dc 10 i6uc tu'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26
MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Cleveland RIbIc societ,.

The fourth anniversary meeting Of this Soei.
ETY. was held on the evening Of the 9th inst,
President Perkins in the chair DIR. Aiken's
Church was well filed on the occasion.
The Annual Report presented by the Rev.
Mr.. Hoyt, shows the society TO be in a flourish
ing condition. The Society is free from debt,
excepting balance of ss4s. IA to the Ameri-
can Bible Society for Bibles purchased The
fund on hand, and the dues to the Society, ex-
eesd this debt in the sum Of ssTs6. This add
ed to the value Of books on hand, sG2,C4, gives
to the Society net total Of means in possess
lou amounting to s949,sO.
During the past year the usual gratuilOus
supplies Of Bibles and Testaments hive been
continued to Hotels, Water Graft, Jail, Infrm-
ary, Insane Asylum, Marine Hospital and Mis-
sion Sabbath Schools. The Executive Committee
have resolved to employ a Bible Colporteur-
The Officers of the Society were reelected for
another year
The meeting was addressed by Rev. T. c.
Hartshorn, agent of the American Bible Socie-
ty for Eastern Ohio, Rev Mr.. Brewster, and
Rev. Mr.. Bittenger, ofthis city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26

educating him. The young ladies' in Oberlin
took one of our little girls to thoroughly edu-
cate. In letter they say, ''she has become so
amiable thst she draws all hearts to herself
We cannot tell you how tenderly we love her.
Her progress in school, and in music and draw
ing, Is rapid. She is all We could ask for, and
we thankfully bless God for the privilege Of en-
gaging in 50 blessed wOTk"
2 The President of one Of the largest female
colleges in America, whose pupils are educating
one OF our girls, says: "She Is one Of our best
pupils We think our dear little Katy a great
acquisition to our college, and we would regret
the loss of no one Of our pupils more deeply
than we should her." The poor lame girl from
the attic IN Pearl street, whose mother found
drunk on the floor, and whose little sister has
long been on the street to beg. is the only
daughter Of wealthy, piOus merchant. / sat
recently in home of wealth, in large city,
and listened to the playing upon the piano Of
one who often begged at the Five Points, but
who now is the only child; beautiful, modest,
talented girl. ! remember when we felt dis
eOuTaaed with reference TO her, but, how true,
TN due season we shall reap If we flint not "
Another, for whom we often prayed. and who
now 5 a member Of one Of the best high schools
in the land, said to me, while her face beamed
with heavenly smile, and the tear of gratitude
and love tTembled in her eve, 30, sir, / want 10
tell you what the Lord has done for my soul
since | saw you ! have found the Savior He
has put new song in my mouth" Thank the
Lord, eve shall reap five faint not"
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sewe shall reap II we faiD, M, >,

The Five Points Mission of New York Is a
field of labor that yields the fruits of a true
Christian charity. Mr. Van MErER, the Aren't.
in printed circular, gives an interesting sketch
Of his recent journey to the West with seventy
three Children of the Mission, for whom he
procured permanent homes. We copy from the
circular some illustrations Of the good work
being accomplished by this agency:
You saw the parting Of the husband and
three little daughters with tie wife and two
/ little ones who remained IN this Maestrom be-
cause We had not MONEY to buy the ticket. His
/ heart aud arms were strung for work but IL
could not be had. so the family must be ever
more broken up. BE bowed his head and wept
as / have seldom seen a man weep. In Carlin-
vile a husband and father rise befIre the con-
gregation and say, this family must not be sep
arated-' Every heart beats IN sympathy Money
is raised 10 pay their travelling expenses. A
house Is pledged; beds tables, chairs, stove,
provisions, everything is provided. The sext
morning the Telegraph flashes the welcome
news to the wife and little one, YOU put them
on the lightning express and in forty eight
hours after starting, strong men who greeted Us
/ upon our arrival, tuIn away 20 hide the mauly
tear as these parted ones are in each others
embraces. We must not intrude Just now upon
the happiness OF that new home Little Lizzie
whose mother is in the pcnitentiary, is saved
/ We arrived in a western city before breakfast
Soon wealthy, Pious, ehildIess citizen, came
in and saw her. He left the hotel, and shortly
after carriage stops and he helps out lady
Look at them in the parlor with Lizzie on their
| lap. Now that carnage drives away, bearing
/ 10 their home the most precious treasure they
ever had The Dameless babe eight months old
Is the only child Of an influential family Of am
pie fortune, IN a large city. One who has long
lived IN beautiful but childless home, took a
little cas.of babe He says, 81 thank you. /
thank God for driving away our desolatiOu-
for making US SO happy" A poor little
news-boy, whom ! took on fomer
occasion, writes: Il thank you for get
ting me such home. You know 1
was poor boy; no home nobody cared for
me. could hardly read q world could no;
write my name. Now am in the fourth read
er, and at the close Of the session took the
thrTd premium in writing. All are so good and
so nd 70 me. The young men in O6erlin are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26

RoBERT DALE OWEN CoNvERTED.-Privste
letters from the Hon. Robert Dale owen, U. S.
Minister at the court of Naples, written to his
friends at New Harmony, announce the gratify-
ing intelligence that he has become converted to
the Christian religion. Mr. Owen is well known
throughout this State for his scholastic attain
ments, but his influence has ever been weakened
heretofore by his heterodox views of Christian
ity.-IYincennes (Ind } Gazette
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WI Chri.linn Associntion.

The Rev DR.. BOLLEs viii peach the first of
series Of discOurses before the Young Mems
Christian Association to be delivered by some
of the Pastors Of the City, on Sabbath Evening
next, in Trinity Church, services commencing
at a O'Clock The public, and especially
Young Men, are respectfully invited to attend.
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Camp Meeting

A clmP,meeting viii be holden on the Col
lege camp ground in The vicinity of Berea, com
meneing on Wednesday, the 2jth Of August
next The camp ground has been given for the
joint occupancy of German and English a
general and cordial invitation is extended to all
persons who may desire to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26

u Father Right Reverend Bishop RAPE,
Of Cleveland, delivered a practical discourse on
last Sunday, at the Catholic church in this
place. He dwelt mainly upon the vices of the
times, prominent amoRg which was that of in
temperance. 1t is said by those present, thai
the address was an exceedingly forcible and ef.
fective one.-Y YOaHgsiOlrR Republican.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26
ssBibIe Chri.rja, o,,,rrch ,,


Corner of Orange and Irwin streets. Servi.
ees in connexion with laying the foundatiOnI Of
a new Brick Church, will take place ID. v on
Thursday, July Ist, to commence at one O'Clock,
P NJ. Rev. R. Robins, from London; Rev. T.
Stubbs, of Painesville; Rev. W II. Brewster,
Rev W. Day, and Rev J HOidgs, Pastor of the
Circuit, with other ministers and friends viii
take part in the meeting.
a Public Tea at O'Clock P. NJ, price 25 cts.
Evening service in the MayilOwer Church a;
" o'clock Addresses will be delivered BY the
above ministers and others.
The public are respectfully invited to come
and help us with their presence with their hearts,
and Ioith their hands 10
NB-A collection will be taken up after
each service in behalf of the said Church.
] HOTDGF Pasfor
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Cleveland, June 24tb

Here is Church enterprise eminently worthy
of the aid of the Christian public. The Mission
Church, after having done good service in form
ing the nucleus Of a growing congregation, has
been found too small to accommodate the peo-
pie who flock to hear the glad tidines of the Bi-
bic Christian ChuTeh. It has been removed
from the leased site on the corner Of Oranre
and Erwin streets, and lot Gs by 40 feet has
been purchased, on which plain, neat brick
Church edifice is about to be erected, at cost
of from $500 TO $4,000. The new Church
will be 63 by 81 fec, with a Basement room 10
feet high, and an Audience Room 20 feet from
floor to ceiling Mr.. CHARLEs BARkwELL has
the contract fo- the brick work, and the inten-
tion Is to have the new Church ready for occu-
pancy this season.
The Rev Mr.. HoIDeE, Pastor of the Circuit.
under whose auspices the Bible Christian
Church has been commenced, is no slugpard in
the "field white for the harvest" With the la
Dor and zeal of the early Methodist circuit II
ders he looks after the welfare of all the people
under his charge, and his well directed and per
severing efforts in behalf Of temperance and the
virtues which adorn practical piety have been
rewarded with numerous ''sheaves of rejoicing -
Ministers who thus illustrate the mission OF
Him who ''went about doing good however
humble may be their sphere, are the true phi
lanthroPists, and the real promoters of religious
reformation. Fill their hands generously, for
the seed they scatter even by the waysjde may
some Of it fall on good ground, and in due time
bring forth an hundred fold.
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DelrtistrD.
0SE HAVING

nENTISTRY.-TH0SE HAVING
~ Seis Of Teeth wIeA ihey carefully keep pin the rver
Or nnd 70 cary m The cket, esperaily
lnvlted 10 eallat DR. HALLlWELLlS Dental Roouis =
To such liberal arrueneni will be o-red HHsiag made
arrissneis 1l prepared ~ the Valrauizod Com
pun nsleld or Cold OF Silver for Alfihci Teeh which
has te hfs reputation 10 thing here ore ior
II eNrso lghtness ceanfiues durability aud ueatucss
Oue TOOL a or eme set en- Be suulIcd life like
DEFY tie closest observer, and perfect a. Warranted
Silver and Gaid Plates nsua from So per full
sets B-A HALLIWELL'S. N ID
Over Churchlilis Drug Store.
Jun 3dSw ODD Old Court H1use Public So
DIR. E. G. BURGER, DENTIST.
Rooms No Ii5 Superior Street, over S C. Whiting Co.
Cuuircf lulerF.
ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED or.a
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] I. Fvertf. Esd Cashier isr0ldwaT Bank, y Y =
J. p Handy Ia Cashier Cbal i Br Bank, Cleveland
NJ. ssrs- Carpeuter 4 Neruliye. Buukers. n n
Sauiurd : co Banke1s- Ruifalo y
Carey, Howard a sanger. Mcnrhalts y Y
GreeA 4 Ssvgeii. Baaksrs, y. Y.
& xFnne X Dav, Bankers. n Y
II II s J. Il Stevens, B1ukers, n y
Cook 8 S4reen Bankers, Davenport, low
MARSHALL y ilsley. Baukefs- Mliwaukes, WIS
Hoffman C5slucse. Bankers. liicrsu. HI
" L P. Little J. Go. Bankers. SasInaur, Nh.
F.IIs, Brown 4 Co. Bzukers, Cincinnati %
W II WliIiamS X Co, Bank.rs, PIttCb'h- Pa
" L Currs 4 Co.. Bankers Erle- Pa
Theron Pariee Esq Cashier Nc Lean Co Daak, Bloom
" c Bear1slsy. 81 Cashier Auburn Exchange Bsnk'
AHbaTu, \. Y.
Nelson Bsardslcy, Ess. President C-yuga Co Bank,
ASsurn \ n Il -, a. - -,b9s-s Is.
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HENDERSON5S HAIR RESTOR-
PAsTuRAGE-la5a

THE PASTURES OF THE FE3
IL subscriber. about DO acres IN the Cuyahn<a ~
Valley will Be oucn alter Nay Is Per AzA14
VINO srnd Cows hereby natifed thai they vail
Nov ls unless her i've notice writing a. the tie Of
earlier lthdrawa and also that the undersigned wi
be liable for an- that may stray from or be injured
while said premises.
in vance unless arrangemerts are made Nith the sub
srTiter for the seEson-
Apply Al M ofce over Merchants Bank Superior St
town Fori. Herjsman a. the entrance gales, mar
shcrat Cos Pipe FOuIly, a. his hrick dwelling
house On University HeigfU s S. SrONE-
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'THESE MACHINES CAN REsOR-

I'HESE MACHlNES CAN BE.OB-
Il tained q MsNUFACrOEY PEICEs with a kuoEiedse
tH orlns AZ the r1lls o. ts slirbcr, where res-
petlulV invite the puhlic % raI and Crrmue
practical ope iiou, with the FOOT aad where
Is al yaitlees her machues fur fuuly Be
SEEN better IN deserted paper. The decided pfefsI
ence given liaes ~ thoss that them
amin and all that have thfn should induce
those that feel interested N Sewing Machines 10 bear IN
mind that Ia these achnes l. c1moned a ded
ior familg .uch hemns gahering &r All orders
enquiries ~ letter otaerNIn. Will prmpt
attention hF JNO- E STRONG, Agent, Melndsou Block,
u Superior St Clevel1nt. Ohio Send ior Crcuiar.
There IS hut one Sewias Machine 4 at Is VII EEL
Err A WlLSGN'S-"-JudE Meigs, Of the American la
cfTfu
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NO. 153.
mistcllanrons.
ALCO HOL
LOOK az THE TRUTH!
no THOSE WHO WISH tn MAKE

- 0ttsNlNG Z CO.
LOOK az THE TRUTH!
YO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
= arodlcti iu IN their tailoring bIs and are fir ~
ouilss Ield -Ia clio hing Inv te your atfen,r n
- ilt well known that y0u ee. vaaT work e A.
=. > Ci1lf sireat, BY EOUTALE Tor sOld den h =
~ y sfe % ised % ay m the stores ant vef a.
vel hled and wok mlde bF Of the hest abiiitv an
god supply Of al Kinds Of Coihs ami Gents + Ne
se1es-and max his pTi the tines i n vari5
ae 70 say that the reason he Is enabled m sell goods ch
st man othefs - IN the fct thai he is himseIf Pracr
Mui.han does all has Business aud has no h ne
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING TEIEFK own
GOODS.
Cditins and Making Douhs Hrcast Frock Coat f, $40
70 ~ ~ DO Sinsie 10. FROM % To IS o. a. sax or
si.loFrr or ender g a. from 81 % 10 b 10 PufS
sta uElnlng, - o0tO g 3 do Vests with trimminy
Sztut0 - . hys Cloth Sackets. mas ing and fTinlluins
lfein - - 70 - O BOYS Vests Pants and tr
CLOTHES CLEANED PRESSED, REPAIRED SC
J.BOUFALL.
le.e9 lsI s. Car sreet above Enc
THATCHER, BURT 4 CO. PRO,
= PfleioIs o. Hovcs Patent TTuss ige and Wholesae
az heal dealers 10 Lumer Timber shingles aud lam
Track - - - = IN a
also posscss fciliiies receiving aud shippin ~
per, Slaves, ii@iroad Ilop, Gindsionss Buiding % mi
a. 49, -lsei OF an k.isis directly fro - vessel aud
Aie nsiEIneuts aitehei to Wiih promp,sss and At 1ir
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j. HerdIllaIl & Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com 70 eigu d Domestic Erclaurc, UncuTrent
Nanrv and Land WarTauts Col lecfious iu The United
States and Europe, prlll-il5 attended tu.
s-tS f4rthe Liverpool and New fnr Screw steamship
l hv EEI Ich PassaseGan be secHred elthsr - nr om
L CTpol TIE advertised laes Passase can also ne Sc
-ursrr,dn Irei I.so 10 Me- YORK Quetrc and New Or
la y Tue regular iinss of sailing Packet ships tsn,
lron iavre Hamburg and Bremen 20 New y TX Drais
rgi-r lran- amount plyate throur ~ the Continent
o Fr1ne aud Great Britain and Ireland For further par
caIazs apply Il the Banking and EAcliansn udcc Of
] HERDMAN < CO.
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL- DENTIST

IL and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical Coliege,
tnues 10 supply the los Of Teeth, which chsnge
cuur or Decay without srings u descrpIl0a
which perisefy resemble ma thai the prariise eye
OF Dentist euid not deccf No extraction Of
painful ODrTaiiors. the following charges: single
iolth. Sl-iHll seits IRON S3n upwards.
ilr II having made euts he spre pared ard will
nse ul sett Of true Porcelain Teeth pafeuted BY
Lo1niis; See opinions OF the press
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-26

II bers- BASSEfr HAIR DYE. great desiderltr1l
e11ressy ior BARRIERS benefit Which can Be bought In
"a q of s Quantities a y per cent less than you can
purce 9iy other dye In The country Bottles thai YOU
nave 10 pay 81 Tor you can get the filed Tor fly cents
and 90 dfthef Tor the quantity. You can get anV
SPADE desired, from light shade 10 brown shade and lei
and glFe the best faction In war
Reiai BY Wa y AMBUSH lef Srs.-i5- :. 49,
llllAni'a = hegutrrly authorized Agent.