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Gor. Cha.e In .New Enalnnh.

GOs. Chase of Ohio, one of the erea. and
growing statesmen Of this generation, and des.
tined to NIL yet wider sphers Of influence and
usefulness than he has yet reached, is spending
a few days with his friends in this county. on
Saturday morning he paid visit to the New
England poet, John g. Whittier, at Amesbury
and consumed a portion Of the day in visiting
various places Of interest IN this city. The
Sabbath he spent with r. p. Waters, Esq, at
Cherry Hill, Beverly. Gov. Chaseis is a descend.
ant of Aquila Chase mentioned in the early his-
tory of Newbury 8 msn of some note, but Is
himself anative Of New Hampshire Like MANY
New England BOYS he needed wider field for
development and action. and thirty years ago
OF more emigrlted to Ohio. He has seen the
State Of his adoption, and the great northwest,
grow up around him, and he at the same time
has been growing IN the affection and conf
dence Of the State and that section, till of the
eight millions of people in the NORTHWESTERN
States there is none occupying so commanding
a position at this time, OF who is likely to WELD
80 much influence in the years to come. He
attained TO this by his virtues as a man a schol-
ar, an orator, and also by enlarged views and
statesmanllke policy that embrace all the inter
ests OF our extended and enlarging country, and
graPPle with the practical questions of this day
aud the live generation 10 which he belongs
We feel some pride in Gov, Chase, as he sprunq
from the "Old Newbury" stock, and AZ a son Of
New England; and the West, we are glad to
know equally appreciate him as a man, and
are proud of him as statesman After a Jew
more days he returns, with his daughter who
accompanies him, to the west--NsVbUryP0r
Herald, Oh --
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APalriareh Gone 20 hI.R .Rs,,.

We have painful duty 10 perform in an
nouneng the death of Capt Benjamin Smead, al
this village, aged 50 years lie was a practical
Printer, and was connected with the Press for
upwards Of sixty years-some fifty of which
were spent as aneditor and publisher Of news
paper. He has been resident of this county
TOR fortJ-tWo years, and has always commanded
the respect and confidence of our citizens He
died on Sunday, at 3. o'clock in the afternoon,
without any apparent disease save that of age.
HIS lamp Of life has been burning fainter and
fainter for the last year, until it expired from
lack OF aliment simply He sank away slowly
and quietly TIL Pulsation ceased, and he was ns
more
Peace to his ashes. He was an honest man.
and his memory viii be cherished by all who
knew him.-Bath Courier.
Capt. Smead was one of the fathers of the
craft and profession in this section of the state
For many years he Published and edited the
Steuoen farmers Advocate, and always main
tanned character which reflected lustre upon
the calling to which his great eIemplar, BEsJG-
MN franklin, gave high Philosophic prestige.
The patriarch who has now gone to his rest
should have burial worthy of one who has spent
a long anduseful life, imparting knowledge and
sage advice TO his contemporaries and leaving
to his successors the legacy Of good name and
an example of Industry and PrObity.-ROe6es-
ter Dem
The venerable patriarch OF the press whose
death IS recorded IN the above paragraphs, was
the father of Mr. TIMOTHY II. Sxg.p, of this
city, one Of the oldest printers In cIo1,ia..l.
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What a Peace CommissiOner .ny..

MajorMcCullOugh, one of the Utah Peace
Commissioners, was in Cincinnati a few DAYS
ago, on his way East. The Enquirer says be
has no confidence in peace with the MOrmOnu
unless a strong force is kept at Salt Lake City,
and adds
In regard to the population of the Mormons,
the Major estimates it about fifty thousand
They could bring into the field about seven
thousand fighting men, of whom some seven
hundred are excellent troops and efficient noun
taineers. The Major stated, in the course Of
conversation, that he advised Brigham Yonng.
If he desired to found great State and hieraT-
chy, 10 PKH up his stakes and remove 10 come
other country. The prophet afterward declared
that he allowed no man to. advise him-to stand
between him and God, from whom alone he took
his eOunsels
1t Is Major McCnllough's decided opinion
that the United States should maintain there a
very Jst.ong military government, for the Nor
mons have no love for our institutions. and can
only be kept in subsection by coercive measures.
10 elect that It would be necessary to repeal
the law organizing the Territory, and vest all
authority IN Governor and Council, appointed
by the President and Senate.
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Police COURT, SATURDAY AUG. 1.-THE case
of Simeon Hoffman, charged with stealing five
cords of wood from VIM A. Male, was contin-
ued to the 18th Mrs. Mary \. Mack, whose
face and name are as familiar to the officers
about the Police Court as household words, -
was again up for intoHication. She is an as
tonishing drinker of strong beverages. She
was fined So and costs or prison five days
hasmas COwhorn (PhOebus what a name, for
assault and battery on stranger,-ease con-
tinued.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin is a highly respecta-
bic Irish lady who lives on Lorain street, West
Side. Mrs. NIL. keeps little shop and in her
little shop keeps strong beer and other strong
er stimulants. Andrew Gallagher Esq, who
drives dray, came there one day last week
and demanded of Mrs. Nc L. a glass of beer
Mrs. Mel. refused to let him have the beer and
advised Andrew Gallagher to 90 home Mr. G.
did 20 home -but presently returned with an
axe, and smashed in the door to Mrs. Mel 5
little shop for which little operation in the
way Of " double entry, " Andrew Gallagher was
fined S5,and eests-total s9-wtieh ne paid.
Joseph Dent is engaged in OutariO street
On Friday last he was engaged in sprinkling
the streets with hose and pipe, when Daniel C.
Palmer drove by in an Express wagon Mr.
Dent turned the pipe upon Mr.. Palmer Mr.
Palmer told Mr.. Dent TO 'quit that" Mr.. Dent
told Mr.. Palmer to 90 TO a Bsry hot place. Mf.
Palmer declined to go there, but went to the
Police Court, got out a warrant of assault and
battery for Mr.. Dent Mr.. Dent was arrested,
arTaigned. convicted, and fined five dollars and
eosts-whieh he paid.
The next case was that of Mrs Libby against
Mrs. Beck for destroying property. The par
tics 1--we on ParEman street Mrs Libby dres-
ses showilY-Mrs. Beck is German, and dresses
plainly. The charge was that Mrs Beck had
thrown quart Of black ink against Mrs. Lib
by's white house in the night time-tO1 said
houses great damage, and against the peace
and dignity of the State. The list of witnesses
showed formidable arIsy of German women.
Mrs. Libby described, in heavy tragedy style,
the assault; her feelings on the fearful occasion;
how she didn't sieep wink all night Mrs
Libby protested that she (herselD was highly
respectable and good woman. She said she
knew member Of church. very fine man
who would testify to her good character. and
goodness generally But Mrs Beck proved an
alibi and was discharged, to the great disgust
of Mrs. Libby and so the case ended, and the
temple of iastiee was closed for the day.
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IHE ATHENS dc. DIsTRIcr.-The Hoo. Y
b. Horton the present able and popular mem
Der OF Congress from the Athens &c. district,
declines are-electiOn on account of private busi-
ness The Hon. N. H. Van Worries, editor of
the Athens Messenger, is prominently named as
his Republican successor. The selection would
do great credit TO the district Mr. Van Vorhes
has served the State faithfully and well in her
General Assemblies, and possesses talents, good
sense, aud just the integrity needed in the
House of Representatives at Washington.
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FIRE-A fire was discovered about two
o'clock yesterday morning in frame barn on
the 10, No. 100 Columbus street, owned By
Henry Tracy, and occupied by Karl Kruger
The building was entirely consumed loss
about one hundred dollars We could not learn
whether there was or was not any insurance
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an rncen-
diary, as the barn was used for wood and coal,
and no fire had been in it for weeks.
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Invariably in Advance.

Tcn lines of ths tagaisl Type mike one sluare-
i3Adsenselts Leaded ahd placed an column Of SPscI9l
Basiutazs NuticCS, double the ordinary rates
TearlF Advertising Cuutrrts will ho understood 10 a1
strictly the Immediate Busies af the AdeElsr; and all
sfhct adveuiscnients sent bg the advertiser will be
charged eKtTa.
OF Meetings, and Fif6nehs Military Churt1bs
ant itchslnus NOTICES. 50 per cent discount
BlsiucEs EJf1rC1 EllttIal Column VII De caraeu y
RI. oi - q iIfe eaCh insertion
AL raslEHf Advertisements 20 be paid advance
Advertisement the Weekly sluarH II less for thrce
ma las OF les, sane ls daily
Advertisements in Dsdy and Weekly Il be charged 50
cent.
aiarriss aT Deaths not exceeding lines . oonts
~. .. lesIll Aa'ei1eLs .s aolI 3 inN{ Is co
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AecRETIoSs on THE BANKS or THR Nlrssis-
sIPPL-The New Orleans Pie4yune saws. as the
river recedes, the overfiowed lands show heavv
aeefetiOns Of soil Of irregular thickness. accord
ing 10 position, the thiekest being made in ed
dies or where the-water has been stagnant. To
many planters this will be q rich compensation
Tor the loss Of crops by overflow, In sever,,I
cases We have heard Of largo additions T., the
enRiFatlble soil By the filing up of SWAIN land,
In one case We hear that the retiri.lg of the wa.
teF nas assured to one Plantera rise OF three to
nys ieet nom thus ailuviei sediment upon his
pefA la1as' adding hfteen hundred aeEes Of the
- soI 20 ms plantation. Two, three and I've
hundred acres are mentioned as common soc,s-
tons from this source
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q The editor Of the Journal tenders his
grateful acknowledgements to those brethren of
the press who have sympathized with him in
his present difficulties. To add to his troubles,
he was yesterday stricken down by fainting
ft in which he lost all consciousness for few,
minutes. In the fall bis chin was badly cut
but no serious injury was done He hopes, 5y
the blessing Of heaven, to live through his pres
ent trials, and again do good service IN the cause
OF freedom and true Democracy STATE Journal
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fv9ls AND kOLAssrs--The Boston Traveller
Of ths I2thlsays:
,;s.I ns Lseet at'eD9 made for about the txen-
80 .'''e "s..ng the last eighteen months. to
up the price of sugar and molasses, has
iailed, and the sugar market has dropped I to !
3 CENT per lb., while the demand for molasses is
Slack Ii will be well for consumers, if the
price can be kept where Il is now during the
preserving and wine making season, asthis win
check the consumption and leave an accumula-
ted stock for the fall trade. -
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THE CAsrrOL DoNE.-The Fact ANNOUNCES
that the wofkmen have commenced operations
with view of finishing the dome of the old
new State House. 1t is high time the big ket-
tie bottom upon top of the Capitol was taken
down or covered over
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}, MONDAY. MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1853.

Thursday. and called together an immense con-
course Of people. Williams was in BROOKLYN
when his wife and daughter was hanged, and
went home as soon rs he learned of then deaths,
remaining there TO the efuneraL-HeraH.
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ARRIVAL or THE ILLINOIS The steamer H.
hHOis, Capt FRAzER, arrived on Saturday NOR
ming. She brings no news Of importance further
than that the steamer Lady ElgIn was met near
.E1gie River, all right.
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y The prospect now it that the potato crop
OF Lake county will be larger than ever, and Of
a better quality PGinssrRIe Ado
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Bankers.
J. HeFdnTan & Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
DEALERS In G0LDAN SILVER
~ Coin Fo.eisn a domestic EXchan=e, UncurIeHt
Mlneg and Land Marrants- Collections IN the United
Staies. Canada aud Europe, promptly attended, to
Agents. rthe Liverpool and New York Screw steamship
ne hV which Passage he seenred either 20 from
liverpool the advertised rateS Pasase can also lie
cured nom Iiverpoolto Nev York, Qusbec and New Or
ies ny hr regular lines Of sars Parsot ships Asa
from Hlyre Hamburg and EEaaeIs 10 New y TX Drafts
rished foranr amount "a Fare tronsr the Continent
Of Europe ani tr=at Britain AMI lEcaud For further lar
J. HERDMAN < CO,
ApIs-ltf N watlT stiesI. .clsyelaHsl. Ohio.
Il 4 WHTTsAS- \. n, sTANDARr. ", srAEpAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD -& CO.
Bankers aui tscalsrs IN foregu anu Dome sic EK
change Na5 81 sTllr street We draw direct on Lon-
ani furuIsa Drafts for amount payable a. All
thr prinriuaI noiu Engla land. Scotland ETcE
- a fefmany COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points
zhralEh0u he Uait $ aies and Csnalas--- rnh.:ly
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frEAR As Mup.-Onr evening eOtsmporary Of
Saturday says 81, 51.-s.a 3. : 80,
On Thursday night. The 18th, two stores were
hr'ken open at OberhD, but with the ex-
eePiIon Of twelve dollars obtained from one
L 5EhOsecared no property -, :. :
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hs1e5y 6tiieS nj % assssas SPanslsr sa5 Is eX-
q which Il Is ss S.s ai.ist ne aisnS I dsd ms
S,,sf % etr l5f. the ptin n Tecr e. Term ii s5id
Sl53 ~ ~ s, g %seSs1ek and " iss ID Judgment
t6sI 81 n AZ nc ,s ny l aeat W. o.. hlls shs
sssed % sd 5ssY H. Algrlgy r coy y whch ss
az re @ - by az sSst and ksyRss rs 1ssy = synOls
y y a Carey o. Lb PP9Ss.ss.,en pc PeIg nal prop
JaaEin. PEBBLES. Att sahie z Campbell, L1s MsvisT
st M % , l.sfe- IN . al SIo1 n l@ ~ E~'iig ar Nuiek
la he pairllff's = a md keyueds - g gio5 -
and Care ~ Juasnenf arzinst ~ xI--s.,.t -
- e Oeto-eT 3. ls5s axTFITsssa "a petition
X cRTlsSI RENTISS =
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R p &

r. r R-Radway's Beady Relief for Headache. wheths
SICK nervous RAeumatls afely Lqm92gu' & Icy.
Neralia Toot hache Snail Pux Fevers swollen Joints
kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around me lis
pirurisV Measles Heartburn. and rams % AZ
RaiEasfs Ready Relief Will "a lew mihniess tuA-s7
fhe uiEe4ies Won suffer to ills ot pleasure.
Il R--RalwaV's ReucsatIlE hesotte w ~ Sete
80 aS sfulous and - liic Coni
-, an u her sfeciitns Of the Lungs and
15,,r,fion and Eulargemenfs OF partl. Erlptye
ii-easrS af fas skin. Nodes rumOrs U1cers Dys-
-. m other diseases arising lfOm iApu1e stats
of The blood. -, -. M, ,,Y.
Iv C1sfivensSs, Indigestion Irflsmmafiun, 81 ii.t
rscSels Deslepsia Liver Complaint Diseases el w
ffs.f and Kdnsys Female Onp amt. Sna Pc1 fetsfs
NT-ases - Sc Whenever he syStem y out ol stuet
d1se az RadEaF Bee ulalnrs lsl reztare z
n fsulale should be without them q, g
r. r fsmsd1esa soltiby f1rrssiStS sys &
7AYLoRD & CO., and W. FISKE, Agents c. Sisvs
. 1, Ohio,
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Er9al Notifies.
me BANK OF PTITsgURCH

iiiE bank Oh PI1TSBURGHl
lesssH Il, Morley, Henry X ReYnolds,t s - e.
Miller d. Spaagier. hjci,sri Paf4
tx, $ Duh, H. or Jan es Camp lnt 0u-t d Com
pen, James Breden, samuel II fmon Peas, Cuy-
lane, n. Mrylarf J McIaakrD ahoga Co, OhRJ-
A!eNAnder Nlmick. Nilfsu X Nm
lex; kaherl Peehles. Foilari AIcfs-r !
Hlick, and " .lIam y Grey
A LII the above named defendants ev-
IA eept said Morley, Rsyn Iir Sp5nvIer 80 - =
hrIe y notified, shat Aisy " iss ~ rlt y ~ ~
pett i1n ilrsald Court, asaiust the ~
u Wlsn itisai esea that al the November Term li -
ne Flanif reeovered judgment AGAINST sd Pi-
- en- ~ SLlieA and William = Car0f fr S54i0 ~ dent
~ - - sosi ihai Whre the suit pending In vnich
- eLt was onlaned, the painfid suedogt ar, or
ei a-laclieui copy 81 Whish vas served oo sl Tss IA
P{ P.l1S{ ~ hsnIy X Reynolds that ssid BIoriey aad
- soi = AZ ne time Of such ice of Drrcess m
- ll eI ssesson Personal properly of sid areT ~
tae value o. 2 90 and thar said Spansier P,fTiE i3f
OiftC1n1psei BrCoen, Laue. Meylert Junkfa Pee6ies
hleAr Alexander Nlnick and William r. Nn5irir
e-im sone nlersS IN sad pr9peny, and praying Iuds
~ Morley and hey much A. 1il
pay ne piainIiAs siid ipdgneui against aid sIe6orns
TIE defendants required to answer sid an A.
OeieIe Oo'ooel :, Isss- AAIkLL 4 PRENrISS, < )
1l' uoHIsS -r-~ 80 AftomeTs 81 PIainiif
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ggssse less X y IA9IleY, tlenr- & ps,.lz.s
nl1sF Wiill,S,s Tssis Pollard McC,srt
rt5A rstS5A > .sua. III DR. NlTsa Ta ~ Pisss C1S
AZ Iro-ls ianes Rredsa Ss-e 80, % Ohi5
fi-' -ao. a n Meyiert j Nc i'm sA
~ ~ Aite11nder Nimick Wifl-su, n
~ -nieH- AID Robert PEBBLES =
A esD. al sae Ma9oy aDoye name defsno ants ex-
p-rrny pofihea thar On Msv Speneief az
his peulion aid Cout IA Is53 the "a MIA ~
naned n which II = defsilll Is above
Penn lass. sail CT,- legged. that A fbS1 oFemneI
ment against said Po q The paintI TscOvers- yads-
suit peading IN and 81 sa0 costs fal "a ,is ne
va, ss-ed - oder q s.iaehmsnf eo5fsS, heh
service of MoT,sy md Rsynods n he i.y. et
ufbs0tyr y On t1en had n their
SJans VI Carey q ths value Of sa1 sS, as1s
Juiil .n peeblss 49, - on, Campbell lane HsTis-
rre1ss & eisnn some mt rest Id Nil 5-rs-,- "a
1u9t - sansf said Murieg "a ~ -
Mefori-t ~ ~. ~ ne piaintif's sai aisasat i; - :. n
~ & ,selsnss are required 70 answer said
49, ANIELL 3 PRfNTISS =
an der ZOE H GRISWOLD
Attorneys for FlaintiE "
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E5 For late City News, see third page.
For 4arsetReports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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AH'ps & GounsrIIors.


GEO. s. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY Ar
VI LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC ofiss uEer MeBIiles
DRUG Store. Berea. Ohio HsagGalf
w S. KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w satLavsNe. q Superior street, Cleveland, otio.
apI-im 70 49,
pRUOKS, B0ARDMAN 4 FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW Aiwater BaIldInIs, fsoi
OF Ssrariar -. Cleveland, Oklo.
d ~. uRooKs- o. VI. BGARDttN- L " foFn
WILLIAMSON a RIDDLE, AT.
H-foft1fcTS 1T LAW. ofhee No 10, SuPeIlor-st
Clegtland. Ohio. s. WILLIAMSON
Jln2l = ss4-4 90 A. G. RIDDLE
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATT0R-
Ms ai c9unseloE a. Lass9h hies p sipsE over
DALAER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEY
> aT-EsW nflee oseI Commercial Bank.
4 SPER, J. T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a warreu. nllaisui County, Ohio. oaice, No. u
Nsrsc street. dnc3-ll
~tPAULDLNf q PARSONS, ATT0R!
- NEYS Ar LAW. 0aiee, Parsons Block. Suporior-st
~ RI G PARSONS United States COuslalsssoner, ana
HagfaT I'araIils,uHlr1 ~ 'lIafreerY ffh---hfl-
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The -ASSOCIATFD FlREafEN' 5
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
PAIsrsBITRCH

Jesse II. n9rley. Henry X Revholds
Miller ~ Sp1ngier, P,liarJ flcCOr-
miczs william \ Csres. Rickarl
Pairick, ). Dud. H Or, James snr,.
bel. James Bred-u, samuel Al j -.
A " MeT.ert. J. McJanlia a.
aneer Nlmlck William X isfn5l-r
and koilert peeblex - .
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Alistrllameuus.
GEO. B. 7SL0AT & co.
SINGLE AND DoUsLE THREAD ---
FAMILY SBWING MACIINES,

GEO. b. SL0AT & co.
/ SINGLE AND DoUBLE THREAD 20 ---
FAMILY SEWING MACUINFS.
Prices IS % % Dollars. -
| - W Z. BRAAIAN. AErnt
- lalzEdll No ln2 SapeIlorfst. Cfep esnd Ohio
UNITED STATES AND FOKEIfsN
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY. OP
\ poslte Neddell House, Bank street ClcveIand ar
" a. ngRRIDaE lmv22-ls7l - iISs1sU m AZ y = ~,
VlHE TESTIMONY OF THE RncEs
Il TO Liinu Burners, AIasons BgtlierS CspfsSoS 81
ssIs no may wish fr the fnesi Qaay OF pure ga
al sI3srisnee oltEeaiv-SiI wears /, ,hs. a..
tais me u piedsus 70 eli Liuo S1aue of he -
gla9 eieaper By uaTter q dollar per l than tbsv
- - %. slsi esevhsre and hlsek stois of any diulen
t' - ~ GU pro rinn1tely Ia addition uut the
Stone anrd vessels 81 the rate tons Iis h,vs
S9od wnaI with Y feet water, ami hlOy to haul od ~
~, Si t aii nile above tor wesl Of the Marble Hea5
Ioas 2. ls-iuas:dsn soI ALEX. CLEsIoNs
SfAAWl1 HALL RERRENHhENF SAL LOgY-
--s No. l66 Superior Street,
MESSRS. ELW00D & CO., PEOParrroHs
H1S MAGNIFICENTA AND POPTL-
= LAX SALOON will be Constantly provided win IN
h eeleleies o. the season, and will served r n M
FS5eisn Game kept cOnslantly On hand. anu
Tie choicest Brlndso OF Ciglrs, direct from the
~ e 9ea ~ ms estabshmeaf- ThepureSt OF LiaTs
@Flf
THATCHER, BURT & co pro,
= Pfis.9Is u Hoges Pateut T dge aud WhoIeS5s
Track = - = = = X II
We als0pOsssss faciiilies flr receiving anil shin
hel, Stayes ltairoad ioa, Gindstones Buidins = & an,
oI al kinis, directly fr0m - vessel and
Aiie assignments aitedei to with promptas.s and At f
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WSHITSIAN. I iii ri IsiTTAlSDART 4 ( Co
z5nHIillfrp,

PONNETS.-AL LARGE STOCK AT
~ gTeaiiyTedueed prices ,ropc,NkR-or
RONNETS-At half price Che whole
ID sto-k julO W WARREN.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. I6, ISIS
PLAIN I'D oRNAlIENTAL PRINrING-

q Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every descripiio
demo at the Printing Establishment the Leader Ofce
On the latest ir we'd and si Tsld steam presses in the
best style sh0r notice ma reasonable rafes Par
tcular attention paid TO blank work Every descripton
Of Binins done especially Blank Bl5ks LeIgers Jaur1-
as, sales b k, Receiving Books. &c &c
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Goal Dealers

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wN I. PEIcE- LrNUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MORRIS.
DRICE, CRAWFORD d MORRIS,
n tSuecessors 70 CR AwFoED, PRICE a Co l--Dsal-
IN BTla ill. AIiuera Ridge ard Ch1t Coal by the
earso. Office, Cover ment Pier, Cleveland. Ohio.
REFERENCES
I. H1ndy. Cash'r ComllE B Ward -......- Detroit.
Cleveld leo ". D1yie,..-. Chicago
Iu-d ll Perkins, PEcs't Bank R1msey Bres = CO do
CulInerce- -Clescld Parker Handy Cash'T Ocean
iufhy, tfusiles \ c.. DO Bank York
u X sanger Casa'r Mich lSackett Belcher = Co. do
ius Bank--.---- DatrlIi II q B-arl.. IoIuiio. G "
a II. Adams, Cashr Sav'gs A TayicT.---- DO
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SOAP-LOw's Brown Windsor an1
~ Honey Soap, Ceayel's Glycrrins AIusk ana Home
soap arranted senune-i for sale By
too5 .--i D. W. SACKRInEh-
RhUSHES-A fine assortment OF
- HI ani Cioth Brushes, ,als3 Teeth Brushes of I-r
bsns buaalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For s3ls Z,
hoS W SACKF tDrR
II .UBIN'S EXTRACTS E,T -,s-
~ soIiment iast received. seIler- = - ,,rl-t,
4 ierfumeTy aud toilet articles WIN aieI'
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OF conStutienal diseases Now VS. s.i' - to.
many generations the seeds Of these diseases nay hls9
heen esfah hs in fhs system carruptng tae nil
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CHu.DREN's DISEASES
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blessing bv every moiher. thro1ghoni me ano NnsSs
scte with sores Humcrs &C Thf Sc ureak
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-rSn the nareut stock few doses q The hEEoNAriNq
eradicate every yesilse o. Tie atseAse, a1
insure the child sound and healthy bOdy-