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- PWENFY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
2 Ran away the ltth January, light grih named
u HENRY or GORDON aged sbont "a years weighs
N about 5l pounds about feet inches in height: easily
frightened confused when spoken negro swaggerin
gait; thin oustch; dressed when he black frock
checked cashmere pants breasted vest and
light colored felt hat. apply
fes If III 20 mo, v,root
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Steamboat 4tparturfs Gbis GAP.

Date OF Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, for February, 1858.
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sM Observation-Disclosures AR Rived
~ lot OF as likely Field Hands offered in his
n market among which a number Of Field Wo
-AS7.meR. Call at III EODoRE J0HNST0N,S Slave Depot
No. II Moreau street. ja30 3rn
DR. WILSON, OF ST GEORGES AND 81! BAR.
y tholomew Hospitals and six years with Rieord of Paris
has reopened his office No. ii Dsuphne general
practice and especially for the of ali the
Geneative Organs in both without the mercury
Once hours for consultations in French and English A.
NJ, anS 4to6 p. VI. az 8ptf
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SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
4 Nm LEGEt corner Canal aud Camp streets-Entrance
IN ~ No. Camp street.
.-S@EGx&A Book .Keepng, Penmanshp, Commercial Cal
euaiions and Arithmetic taught by practical exercises and
strnciioas, impaired individually and not in classes
Mr. Soule also particular attention correcting posting
closing reopesing Books averaging and adjusting
making out Account Currents, etc. Office his CONNER
cial College, mylq IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

TIE EFoURTH-Antbe railroads running into the
city viii carry passengers on the Fifth Of July at
halffare, and The Cleveland and Maboning on the
Sd and 5ih. The last homeward train on the
Cleveland and MahOning Road leaves at 4 o'clock
P. H., and the return trains on the Cleveland and
Erie, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. Oleye-
land and Toledo, aud Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
willlelve Cleveland between nine and ten O'Clock
P. N, which viii give al opportunity to witness
the fire works at night, go to the circus, aud see
any other smusements Of the day and evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

Cleuela,ad and Toledo Raj Road, SuDerinter-
deafs Office, CLEVELAND. o., June 25, 1858.
s r. GAY, Esq-Dear Sir:-As there seems
TO be a misapprehensiOn of the facts IN regard
to the car axles furnished by you, in justice to
you make the following statement:
few weeks since made an arrangement
with You by which you were TO furnish this
road with small lot Of axles made from Lake
Superior iron; last week they came in an un-
finished state at your suggestion they were
taken to MessTs Ford d Gus, and revoked.
This day one (having been fitted upon
wheels) has been tired and has borne 772
blows Of twenty eight pound sledge upon end
of Journal before breaking consider the cx-
penment as eminently successful
Yours Respectfully.
L. B. PHILLIPS, Supt
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E. B. PHILIPS, supt.
CLEvFLANn. June a5. Is5s.

CLEVELAND, June 70, tS0e-
EDIToR or THE MORNING LEsDER:-In your
yesterdays issue we noticed some comments
appended 10 an extract from the Lake Superior
Journal As these comments arc not true, and
may tend to the injury Of a worthy citizen Of
Marquette, we beg leave to stale that the object
of the experiment referred 70, was to demon
strate that Furnace Stack Of comparatively
light cost could be made TO produce satisfactory
resuIts-and 2d, that peculiar or stereotyped
form of the inside Of Furnace Stack Is un-
called for in the making Of iron
The experiment was at our own suggestion,
the cost Of the Stack was $50 81, not 81 600;
and We still believe the experiment would have
been successful, had We not have used for the
lining Of the Stack imperfect FIRE brick, and
as it resulted enough was demonstrated to con-
vince the parties interested that decided mod
ifcation in cost, size and form Of inside of a
Stack of Blast Furnace is consistent with its
working, and called for TO be profitable;
INK at or r.i W. ]. GORDON,
4ItN J. L HEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

THR HORTICULTuRAL SocIETY's EXHIBITION.
The display Of Strawberries and cherries vas
much larger than at the previous meetiBg-and
many ofthe specimens were the choicest vaIie-
ties The exhibition Of flowers was not so large as
on the occasion of the last meeting. but still
ceedingly creditabie. Among the contributions,
were two very handsome specimens Of tomatoes
exhibited by Mr. Perkins gardener. George Nor
gan. The following are The contributions Of how-
ers and bouquets:
=. +. Eliou-Cutao flowers, phlOxes, Madam Cari
Wagner and Lucretia, 10th beautiful the former
sIperb Roses-a very choice collection coalsin-
ing one hundred and twenty eight varieties Of
Bourbons, Noisettes, Teas, Remantantes, Chinas,
Moses, &c These flowers were well grown
d. ;.lKirtland-Duchessd d'Orleans a abybridpepeiu.
al, received from Rivers of Lowbridgeworth in
England; most beautiful rose.
Mrs Wm Snyth Handsome bouquet, contain
| ing Dine varieties Of roses, lilies, 6,.
Mrs Kirapatriek-BOuquet containing ten va
rieties roses; spireas rhus, lsniceras, dgitalis,
sileue, verbenas -.T .-tu-r--
Or. z. TaylOr-Bouquet ofroses. Ll
Dr. Cummings, AkIon-Wild flowers
- DIateH@it q varieties June Anu hgoItu per
petualro roses tcut) varieties iuehias 10 DO pear-
Oniuns 2 do. heiOtrOpes a do. Yerbenas;
do lantans, acania, cactus, JenkensOuan. ealeeo-
/ larias, &c, and a very fine fat bouquet
At the business meeting held after the exhibi-
ion was over, the Chairman. DR.. T. Taylor, re.
/ ported the additions to the Committee on Fruits
and Flowers, and The sub divisions ofthe Commit
| tee which were rfnorted a. f,lows
| Fruits-Dr- Kirkland, S. E. Johnston, Mrs. VIM.
Smyth and Dr. Taylor ~. .-
Fiowers-A Mcintosh, J. Kirkpatrick. Mrs
Shelley and Judge Tufts rC
The Society adjourned for one week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

ESGINEERs AND FORENEN-The Fire Engi-
neers and Foremen viii meet at their room in Tie
City HaIl, this evening at O'Clock. 49,
BY order Of James Hill, Chief Engineer.
d. PRIrcHlRD. See'y.
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Balthtrs.
u. MerdiTman q 90.

j. Herdman s. Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
y Com 70 -eicn a Domestic Erchaugc- lucurfe eut
Rioaeg and Land Wauauis- CD ecilons n Zoe GuIied
Statos Caualaani Eurupe- prsInlIlg ate ndeli TO
The Liverpool and New YORK screw
Llre srirh Passaec be cureu c1ther 70 OF from
Iirtrr5 !, AZ inc Advertised mics Passage also hc
-uroi ron POOL 70 Ne. York. Quebec and New or
leans The regular lines of sailing Packet hlps Als
from Hayre Hasnburs and bremca 70 New y ~ Drails
rushed foranT amount yarc throlEn n NE Iiinst
Of Frane C;rrzf Britain al ITcaud- EQr furter par
culars apply a the Bankin and ELcllnee once Of
J. HERDNAN \ CO,
apI7-dn n WsfHr street. Cleveland. Ohlo
4 4 waITs1N y y. sTaSDAsT- W sIANDAKT
WHITMAN, STANDARD q CO.
Bankers and l-ealsrs IN F1resn aud ID est5 *
chance No Slusriar street. We Draw oiIcct on l.
Don and yi us IlIafis for any amount ay - ~
4, q (rmauv C1iecIons made all accessible points
fhr.rselou The Uuit states and Canaaas- nill--iy
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Oentistru.
PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH-


SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ o. pfoaaelas Aheiai Teeth over aHJ OtsT known
lst. SIMPLICITY piece chemically ureJ m all
us parts and Of The sllae qHalify Of material
2d SOLlDlfH-fst coHipels nature 10 aapf berseIfto
atiaine,l-eoHllorf and ufIIIfy eucT gfisT S"'
81 tUklIY-Ihe entire Plate and Teeth are imper-
disease OF health proof against he Corrosive and oeSv
,eeIonsoi the mouth common to gold plate work and
an. coLoR-Bright, lively, and a good imitation Of
N B.-AHY method Of producing setsof Artificial Teeth
hemie9iy united N eae piece, that will pass the ordeal
PAlRoNAGE sI &c ApriL lsss. have inserted FiBs
- - = - C.ss5 ~ % dhls number C ses
ed eases ali have sven their tesmlug 10 is suprofv
eomgleI VITA In 10 esss where teeth hase ben va, r
has "a shs,S ~ been any Dissatisfaction
TO The nature Of the case and given
PAYMENT-UP Pon the recent Of the orIsr ar IN isIiv
cry ferons Nh Goid Plate apply their pals in part
GUARASTY.--S1fissetoa; provided the terms Of pay
ment and special lInstruconsh have en- complied WITH
teIso1s vantlns information. TefeFehee W given to
We psefr apply partial the e1faetius0
te week oag enough to intervene BE-
70 our PATRONS and those 10 deEiTs hecome sush
wit apply sHtrs dss6Is set a issfI atfsd sSsSrorI
within two da5 after the ARRIVAL Of the patient.
TO THE DENTAL Profession
Those Of you able 10 this enterprise We wiIIm
arransemens with yo1 By which may be taken
and lorNsried 10 Ss ~ Iprsss and Stkost iT Isuss
fitted ulih rensnab accuracy the ftiinx md arcuIa
ieasaaable terms. -
Testimonials and References,
ave observed with murh interest the last two
above mothod of prod lclna Audral Teeth and eIieve
statements Of this IIrcnlaf correct.
T. GARLICK.
have gated with care, for the last three years
the Above metho Of making aud npp ying Artfcal Zee
A the Laboratory Dr.. WTEht 20 N use ani can
say with couhdence that his plan Is the knWn ous
The supeOiy q hs kind OF Dental work over gold or an
and pllte. Be
mcutfn Dr. Wrgks Circular Of the number II cass Wher
his Sork has tAke the place Of gold plate Much
Of THIS WORK gold plate had hoen furnished hy the best
Iensts lnthe euuutTy- hot couveuant with the
cess o. Purcelain work the haads others than Dr.
Wright. n A ACKLEY MA
Late Prof. Of Surgery Cleve. 3Iod. College.
Dan P Rhodes, Prof J. p Kirkland
M gacksun. Prof S. b Huut
III Mayor Castle, Ed. Bun Med. Journal.
L Whitman. Wm W. Richalls
L 7. SturtsYzHf, Prof GatcheIl.
X Cur1xs
y. BHavns learned that persons claiming 10 do this
work. and IN claiming 70 be agents for he
same, vii ihat to ths date have ageus
the u A. who have any right frOm the above paenc1l
such claim and IN hose case Il - either an Infringement
Or an npositiolf An imposition let Il WoIk is
a an Infringement, We viii IN due sime attend that
NJ WRIGHT, NJ ID
sept9 Actua y for The Company.
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Misfellanrnms.
AL co HOL

LOOK AT THE TRUTH!
.TOT THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE
- redueti N in their tailoring bls and are tIri M
i15 Ledi mali cip hing wou'd invite Four atrcu-n
% Laet well known that you &c. yoaT work dne n
~ - Clar Street y bOUrALE for eoou deal IrSs
mn su are eosed q pay In the stores and vet aS
ven hutdad Work made BY Of tle hest sbllifv An
NetA Naflted or 10 safe B. keeps Constantly on ho
goed supply Of all kinds of Coihs anI Gents = ~
Soos-1nd 1iake his pr the times n n vvouId
Aeto say that the Ie1son he enabled 10 sell os
S5 th1n others rs IN the ct thai h himself = Pc
rent % psy. $50 7 NJ H'use
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING TBrTp OvrNr
GOODS
tlltlng and Making Double Breast Frnc Cont FINN Ss "a
70 - % DO Slnsie DO from % 10 IS o.: % Sack ar
over " under Coat from 81 90 10 IS o. 90 Pans
stl THINNING. $ % TO 81 25; do Vests Wuh trimTnrg
SzS0 . Sz = boys Clsth Sackots MAJ ine and frtmr19
nom y - 70 9 90 Blys Vests Pants making au r
ming, nun 9 81 10 81 So - ~
OLOihAS CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED. sc
] BOUTALL
le..e4 I'd s. Clair Street. above Ere
HNHATCHER, BURT & CO. Pro-
prletqrs o. HoWes Patent Tfuss iire and Wholesale
sad Retail dealers IN Lumer Timber Shines md Iafh
Irark - - - = y ~ n
We also possess facilities receiving and Shipping Iu
neI Slaves railroad lion, Gindst0nes Bu ding Stone ad
Aeasy articles Of all Kinds directly from cars 10 vessel d
rtce rrrf1 without Carriage - ~
Ae assignments attended, to with promptnesS and at fr
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNISG, JUNE 2s ,Is5s
PLAIN AND oRNAllENTAL rRINTTNG.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TRGNTING.
y Plain and Oslamenla Printing Of every description
done the Printing Is 'ahli. hcnt Of the Le-dT once
On ts latest Improved i lrcraTai lean presses, a th
hest syc. short no;iee ani reasonable rales Par
ticular ateutiu paid 10 blsuk vsk- Evey Dissertation o.
Badiaz done, esFsrliy Blank Books, Lcjser journals
Sales Eaots Rerrivins Books &c -Sr-
II For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
napp
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r R R

r R R-Radways Bsady Relief Tor Hsadachs 1shefhs
SICK Rhe lmatsn, Paralysis LumbaEo Cout
Neuralgia Tooihache. SAa Pux Fevers SuolS n JOINS
Kidney Complaints Scalet Fever Pains around he Liver
Pieursy. Measles Hsarhurn. and Pains Of all kinds
Railways Ready Relef VIII y lew minutes, change
the niSeries you suffer 70 j.ys Of pleasure
r. R-RldwaYs RenosDting R1solvant for tbs rr-a
Of chronic Scros1lOus and Syuhiiti q N
plainIs and other affections The Lung "a
Throat, Indurltion aud Enargements or parfi Eut-e
and other tssa Il the SKIN. Nodes Tuners Urers II ~
of ths Blood. t
RR R-Radways Regulators viii cure, efsctual y ans
Bowels, Dxs1eDsia. Liver Cumplant, Diseases Of ths
Heart and Kidneys f-nao COnp aluts Small Pox vPr
Measles. &C. &c Wheuever The system out III rrfar
dose Of RadWuys Be<uiafors viii restore II 10
No female should be withoul ihem
R r. r. Rsmsdies are sold By Drueg...z syeryvssrs.
GAYLORD CO., and ", EIszk. zssa,s 81 ! Siss,, SS
Ind, oAio. M ln fshel;sla
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Goal Uealers
4 = 8 -

&c. PENDLETON &'CO,
nEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
J awsns. nrsr nm ChiTpsus. alllaadgs 4Hd New
III.
Once No Ovatt's E1chai ge Yard loot superior Street
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THESE MACHINES CAN RFsOB

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
Il tained a MsNUFAcToEY Prices with know edge
t working atthe rooms oi the subscriber. where
pectuilF Invite the public 10 cali and exaaiue them
practical npe aton, with the new HENING F0oT where
al vantaes over oiher machines for ftnly be
sEEN better IA described paer The decided prefer
encc gvent mac ICES - those that ave them
anna ion aud all that hive thin should induce
those that feel interested IN Sewing Machines bear N
mind that these chimes Combined al that de
for family such hemlns gathering &c All orders
enqursa y leu otherise will meet with prumpt
atteuiol b. mo E STRONG, Agent. Nicholson Block,
u Superior 81, Cleveland. Ohio send for aCIrrular
There IS but one sewing Machine and q Is WI EEL
stitufe are1lem 10
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HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR

~ ENOEhCONO y dAlh hESIOh-
IL AIiNk-ls last becoming known and bids fair To
become tarned As The following certificate vii show Il
can be obtained Of The subscriber under the American
House, IN tins city. Prlce 81 per b. ttle.
WM HENDERSON
HENDEasoN's HAIR srC1ArfvE-The undersigned
were bald on the top OF thei heads AMI the hair
loose aud rapid " growing tim all their head. when
Mr. WA Henderson the Barber under the American. ap-
ped his Justly ceiebrafed Hair ReStorativ and Shor
time the loss Of hairwas stopped add hair bs 20
Eruw- and row The place heads nEt entirely
bald - covered with hne OF AIR. We cordially
commend Mr. Henderson's Restorative believing TO De
he bes. article Of the kind m n ar ct
IEWIs DODGE. NJ D.
E.H EDDY
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= COAL--C0AL.
Y rs THE TINE TO SET IN

N your Winter supply We are daily receiy asp.en-
a.. article l1r Stoves and Crates, which sell - %
per ton Parties vsaln purchase VII % Vel y -lse
tsnleit1 Omres and Hsris c. \ p r L Pier ard n
C. p. L. r. M1chine Shop Lake street
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GO0t--COGE--GOai

CO0I--COGI--COGi.
HAMMON DSNILLE, NEWBER'
r. Ihippeua Sirip Ven sallnerille aud ohe- b
Ies ofthe lest coal ia m1T sold ly % Of
tie GoFeumeni Pier, an any r ul the
CITY -
OraeGs len a-tLe nrug store o. DE- Ames on The Public
Square. Will &C promptly a-tcndc1 20
Also A-ent the ceirh.ae Darlington Bituminuus and
Canucl Caais. M. -
octe .- o e. NthNlll.
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
= suueriar ar-icls of nIrUAi LNOCS COAL. waica u
particu ay adapied dlIuetc puIPases 1s c as iof
steam and snIih use be had u a uaer ei
ortllv CoHlTauy
orders f0rcity orfo1isntle vill be executed y I'D es
patch. and CoaldelFeru any Tr q thc cu1 o. qls
which vail IA 1Il please it al either OF our ae
OF a. tue stnretf sylord llaIngad. No lSueiT 81
SgONlLL- \ MHEELEk-
ncf- No.Sl River EirCcf nd q 2 p t1fi flrr
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS.

HORSES 3 CONDITION POWDERS.
HAS YOUR HORSE GOT A
III cold. and does he Colgh Give him few doses 4
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Is ne Hde-hound and won't has hair lay smoothi GIVE
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Dnnt he have Anpet 70 anything Give him
Of NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS
Do you think enough Horses and Cae them
something when anything uils thsmT Do you want the
best medIcue "a The world 20 Give them II
POWDERS
They sEa decilsdly the beS: Aedrne there IS OF ever
was used. Call on our Agent. T. PALMER & Co. Clsve
Land get circulaE buy of ths Powders and Try
them T. ese POVders fr sale BY Druggists and MeT-
chauts hr abaut the Whole country Also or sale whole
ale ald retail by q proprietor at Charm Fas Cuya-
hfFa Co, o. 70 h0na all orders must b. addressed
G. @. NORRIS, Propiistur
Also General Agent ir the popular Family Msdi-
cine the world. " hIcE j. Dr. = 4. SOULE \ CO s
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN BALM PILL, which for
sale m town IN the whole country. Call On our
agents and Eei circulaT-and the Pills
myiO dlm .lan
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DENTISTRY THOSE HAVING
II sets Of Teeth ieh hsy esrefulg kespin the drawer
Or sad tr1uhcsone 10 carry ihe pcket. sSperay
luvited % call q DR. HALLfWELIsS Dental Rooms-
To such liberal arTansmenl will be c-Ted Having made
arrangements prep 1rtd the Vulrnuized Com
Poun Instead Of Gold silver for Artificial Teeth which
has the EhCs reputation 10 anything here ore used or
II extreme lshtness cleanliness durability ard neatussS
One iooih euire be sulicd 50 life like IS 70
DEFY the cugcst observer, and perfect f Warranted
silver and Gold Plates usull FROM SO SO per full
sets BA HALLiWELLS. d,
Over Churchlll's Drug store.
jun3.dSw OPP Old Court House. Public gq
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r. r. r.

CONSTrTu rIONAL DISEASES
Many diseases that affect humanity inherited heir
looms frum the diseased boes OF nc KY ScrofIa
Ccnsumptian, Syphilis and Fits among the com
mon OF Constitutional diseases Now, Care not how
many geneTatens the seeds OF these diseases may have
been established IN the system corruptng the boo-R
WAI's RENovATING REsoLvENT Niu eradicate from tho
bodies Of the acfed every pa ticle % diseased deDs
and h1 the veins will pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAT,s RESOFArIka hEsoLEENT should Be hailed as
blessing by mother tnrouEhouf the land uho~s
Infants hcted with Sores Hunors Sc Thf Sc hrsa
ngs tnus eaTyl evidence Of dl,ease translrfd
nom the parent stock lew doses Of The RESoVs sTTc
RESoLvENT will eradicae vesge the isense and
insure the child a sound and healthy BODY.
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OHUDREN'S STRAW HATS-Wt

have ns received iron Aacti NJ large stock o. Leg
horn and C5orsd SraW HITS suitable for Boys ard Girs
OF an sizes VII c viii MFR iury per ceut below the
u.arksi prices, a. S HTMAN CO $
.nln Caruar Superlnr and Public SaulIe-
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B-Havius learned that persons claiming do this
Wur and IN many claiming be for he
same, lll say shat date 10 ageun
the " A, who have night from the above pafeaet
such claim. and hose either infnsement
inposton-if imposition let Il Eult is oNn cure;
a an infrns viii due attend that
NJ I Wright, NJ. ID
gruf1Q Arfu ~ II fr.ru
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Excuse, Mr.. Editor, the length Of this com
munication; but not being accustomed to be at
tackled IN Che way was this morning, thought
best to set myself Alright
Your Obedient servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
|. LADY VINO has ms

delirus ~ procure y u.iu7i'Hu
orr a Pr n girl who has lived UIh
trs. she u a fine ronk, w"'l a.
~ housekecrirr IN o.. .Ht
Nest, and no. ~ .tei "I
Ter VIII hsvc p pr .r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-20
NerpCIe &~rantbeiien.

Or. Chalmers Selunrpst. s.Ii nttur beGbt elm. h,sr,,u.
SetItratt tur Decentralization. Sic retntat ps yItp.ttrs
ben Ostetrb!ihen Saftta unb traftiet bic nIebtr Sc hnrG. ID =
standardization GEL. item baben. Die 5riItrafie her 5 njtT -
paprbaft wunIer6ar Gp ta6en ib ter att bGuf, ~ 90 ~, ~
SGrd1e, Abmnttur8 unb GebrnsHberbrus (nb Ppr-e"%.lth'
Ger 4tnf.ur eebtlt rUrbsn. Sn auen 3lufit ypr j sSS,"yccGn
8oEfpse, SGwtnosl' NerYtniGmsritn. 3~erjIOgftn, aarsnaa~T
%2papnNnn, utberfSanaune, G~rrctbe1 bel Der acrirohssm,S tSlSn'
seAtst Sts@tn I'M SOPlt, &tse ina @eHSt, QebSSasaSsSYyrs nS
&c. n be Ntspttin ntt URne @rf0ls sebrau9t werben.. giss
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