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ArTENFT AT BURGLARY.-About seven O'Clock
on saturday evening last, Mrs. DoDsE. wife of O
L DODGE 3. Esq was greatly frightened at the dis.
sovery, BY her little son, of an unknown man in
Mr. DoDeE's library on the second floor of their
residence, No. IS Ontario street As soon A. tbs
seoundrel found that bis presence was discovsre1
be sprang over the bannisters of the front
ran .hrongh the hall, two parlOrs and bedroom
oh 'ne nrst noor' and escaped ont a back door.
over ienee IN the rear Of the garden Mrs. DopeE
was entirely alone in the house OF the time, and
too much heightened to make an alarm in time to
arrest the thief She represents him IS a stout
heavy built man, of medium height, and dressed
in black
In view Of The alarming frequency of attempts
Il burglary recently, our citizens win do usu a
ssyl 4 han, ,la.-.---------------- sverv
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y, DISTRICT oOURT.-Judee Wilson opened
.he Special jane Session for the disposal of
IN admiralty yesterday morning.
: ne Docket was called, there being about $50
cases for hearing. The following cases were dis.
posed Of: ''9
Nos lss, Is9., 100. 1913. Mears and other Bbsl.
l4nts vs. The Propeller Evergreen City aismissed
at libellanis' costs.
SpAng d AeAnley vs.. The Tug Ives; dismissed
Tor want Of lien-libelIants to pay costs.
EDWARD HuostOn vs. The Steam Tug Ives. sale
made by T. S. Marshal johnson to F. ]. Prentiss
Lar sS.'2S' was confirmed and conveyance or
Robert J. FOlger, Esq, of MassiIlon, O., was an.
pointed Z. s. Commissioner.
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CLEVELAND TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE s, 1858.

many men would sell me all their b-.;,. =.
hight for this See-one thousand
thIee-iour-hye- Count them, Aeues Tbe~s,
a thousand good dollars in each package ~
agnes counted them over, for she tbanob,
ages. -''0s MY pack
er!n she asked. ''''1
TO let it, my child-to let 1t at : ropnd IN
.erest Agnes. shall double it darling ao,,5I,
R-DoURLE IT!" -'N'-s
ana while the old mans eyes sparkleJ with
evident satisfaction, his child wore sorro win-
IooS- And long after that she sat and looked
a, tne working features of her flther. and nrsy-
Gu 10 InAt The Gold Fiend would set him free
hhen Agnes retired she left her father nm
oul ere long she heard him put his little trunk
slept anu 'ush she
marx What sound is that AGNES starts
uPin alright, and listens. But see br;,,,,t
Hgh' Is cleaning out into the NIGHT. and tbiok
Nol1Ines OF smoke pour into the sarret
tre , IRE :" sounded 4 voice f,or a.. =,
~, a1d she hears the sharp cracking now. and
leels the heat Agnes Nv child I" And n I
ahother moment she meets her father uDoD ne ]
St4IIS aus de IS dressed, but she is not.
1dRe sli your clothing, Agnes, and Won can
Pu' =, !, Oh IN the entry. The house is all on
In few minutes the father and chilli s,o,a
N the road, the latter with bundle of clotI,in,-
n her hand, while the former beId a s,nsi1
ruok- They gazed upon the burning 5uiId;na
'ut neither ofthem spoke
And others came running to the scene hnt |,
10 one tired to stay the flames. And the efya-t !
you'd have been useless had it been made f1r
ne old shell burned ike tinder B1f mo- =
one would have made the effort go
aa success been evident, for the miserable an
u mad too long occupied one of the fairest
Pots IN the village There were pa ofber !
1lldings to be engendered, so they let the tbing
n 1ou nave your money safe, said Agnes.
les See-l took the trunk. I len the E
'ndIe burning SO that could watch Il 3.
u went to sleep, and the candle must have \
lien over But got the trunk y, And as
sPose ne held it up and gazed upon Il bv
e light OF tbe burning ruins. - W
=, 4 mai IS not the trunk!' whispered Aanas sa
NoT-- But the old nan spoke no f,r. Sc
er; lie saw that he had taken the wrong
IN INK This was only filed with old deeds and
sty receipts! -''- IN
haNsd! L0St!' groanel Noah Brennan. as ~
tulned from The scattered embers II had --ss
y thousand dollars in that trunk And !
ere are they nowin to:
Never mind" said Agnes, winding her arm Il
'et 9t her father's neck, ''we'I be happy with.
Oh
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tAGEE BEER--A fight took place at Daeglei-
son On sunday afternoon last. which had its ori.
gn IN long and frequent draugbts of that ept;eipg
lHu n'gaiy-fespectabie beverage called lager
Oeer' The eombatanis, some six or eight in mum.
Oei' were mostly Germans and pitched into each
oiher' it Is said, with great earnestDess. Twoor
'nree were thrown into the canal, and the couse.
quent dneking considerably cooled their ardor and
restored quiet Lager beer on Sunday afternoons
IS NOT a very desirable institution.
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LARE ERIE PAPER MILL-GToand was broken
yesterday by the prOprietors of the Lake Erie Pa.
per MIL and the work Ofits erection viii progress
immediately. 1t is located on the Old Infirnla1y
Farm south OfCrOtOn street, aud about midway
between the Newburgh road and Kinsnm
street
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DIFFERENCES:

J L Everiff EsQ-. Cashier Broadway Bank, y Y.
T p Handy. Esq CASHIER Com b. Bank, CleFelard-
Messrs Carpenter \ Nermilyes BanEers, N Y.
SanOrd 4 Co. Bankers BufIalo. n
Grey, Howard n Sanger. MerrhaHtS, n Y.
tsreca 4 Sewell. Bankers, y. Y
Gsyune 4 Dav, Bankers. n Y
II II J. II stevens. Bankers, n Y
l,05k : SIrgel Bankers, Davenport. low
Marshall Ilsley. Bankers, MllEaukee, WIS
Hoffman h GslpeEe- Blnkers. Chic1go- III.
". L a Little 4 ca, Baakcrs- Saglaau, 1Ih-
FsllIs. Brown : Co Bankers. C1lclunau. o
W H Williams Co. Bank.rs, PIttebh. Pa
v G Currt X Co. Bankers, fr1e, Pa
Theroa Pariee, ,Esq Cashier Mclean 90 Bank Bloom
" c Bearaslsy. g Cashier AubSra Exchange Bank.
Auharn, N. Y
Nsissa Bsarasey. Esa.. President olyuea Co. Bank,
ASeaIa, IN y w., * ,s,s v,,9s.s Is.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUEsDAY MOENING, JUNE S, 1s5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

~ ram and ornameaLal Printing of every description
une Al the Printing Is ;ablishment the Leade oce
s --latest improved and noStTapid seaIn presses IN IN
e on snort lotlee AMI at reasonable rates Par
tealar attention paid blank work Every desri,, =,
hioiae done especially Bank Books Led-ers Journals
s.les Book. ReoeiIias Books. sc .ss
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n For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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Bamkers.
Markham & Co.,
,soss to HARNESS HmSC,
RaNEERS

BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
IL snd colnioi1ls BankIag Oice. sItna-e1 Ga tne
cofuer River ard Light House streets, McrchLEis
Block. aud al kos who estrast BUSINESS n
cur hands. PROMPTNESS and On me most LlBERA'
TERMS.
We are huying and selling LAND WARRANTS ATTEST
raies
NEW YORK EXCHANGE BoHghf Gas Sold.
GOLD, SILVER aud UNCUkRENr NOTES WAN
TED.
Hlying extensive correspondence, are prepared .
COLLECTIONS y tins AID adj ilnilg States with
d.sEatch alI Al lnE rz.es-
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j. Herdnian & Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ Com Fo-eien ard Domestic Exchange, lncurTeut
Money. and Land Warrants. Caliectious m the United
Siaies Canadaand Europe promptly attended 70.
eerS or the Liverpool and New ork Screw Steamship
Lre ich Passage be secured eIihcr 10 or from
Liverpool the advertised Iltes Passage also be Sc
leans the regular li1cs q sailing Packet ships Also
fruu Hare Hamburg a1d BTelen 10 New fark- Drafts
fnished loE anr amount yale through utfhe Continent
of rop and Great Britain and Ireland Dor fuher par
sIe ulnrs srBY al thn Banking and Exchanee Once Of
J. HERDAIAN Co.
WaffnEfreet. Cleveland. Ohio.
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G00l--COGE--COCgS.
Coal, Coke, Fire Clay and Fire Brick
The Hammondsville Mining Company

Are manufacturing Coke from their
FHlHNHNDSTILLR STRIP VEIN" COAL.
Tho rures Bl;umilous Coa in Oh yielding by anasi
bur e-lo. 90 Of SulphgTi Unrisaied As
Gas, Steam, Smithing, OF Domestic Coal.
From ne sst puTiy Of the Coke If is esyecaly adsFt
ed 10 t1thamaluflcfure of IrUa, &c
Ihev Also ranasctu fTcEeci brk from the
HAAIMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY,
Sapposedts be equal in qualify 10 the celchred se
Kor sale Al Cleveland and n hines wholesale and
z S PALMER, supt, JOHN J. RocKAFELLOw,
HamnsJndsVIile, Oalo- Sois AGENT CleFeiand, O.
AuElz Once on SP r X Pier
.NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
lV superior article Of BlTUAIlNOUS COAL which Is
parcuiriy adapie 70 domestic purpssss as well as ia
steam and smith can be had Of the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Onlers for CIT, orforegn le viii be executed with dis
patch and Coal delivered any Of he ely Of quality
which Will fll O. please, II et az eItheI Of our eheeS
ihe store Gf Gaylord Ha1nlosd, No Supe-l1I 81
ocfT No. sl River s,reet azd c. 4 P. Coal Pier
COAL--COAL.
NOW is THE TIME TO GET IN
~ your " infer supply We ase daily reoeIv as2en-
1ld article Stoves and Grsles. which sell = $50
pertou Parties WISHING purchase viii do wei . give
call All olers through The Past Once prom pty al
tendeitO oices and Yards on c p. X. r Pierand AZ
c \ P R K. Alacaiao shop Lake s- s;Iest- 90
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NO. 1877.
AlisfeIlaneous.
mo LOOK LOOK ar THE TRUTHI
fIO THOSE IVun TrrTc,rr

LOOK Ar THE TRUT8T
IO,IlsHtlOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
Ia Isolet n IN their Tailoring hi-1- - IAN II
to = na- cln hing - ,5 a so are tired Of
~ = S, en Known ha. you r,n - - ~ az
fhsa ?, n ~ Httse., oy J. bOUTAIf "a 5k oene a.
well fffs5 80 y pay In the arss Sorss 80 5
work ,ES,r,1, oH Hade bE of ne nj ~ set as
a s,o5 i " Or no SAFE. b keene All
t,eofs lSy y AZ kinds of Cinhs sn5 -y o. haud
ike - y ..es ms pr SUIT The f,es 1ncg
erfl,., * .he reason he iseusb e - ss 2 nd
Wef 49, Is IN the f-ct thaf a. IA Is rs cneaf-
rent - pay. o-sliessr and has hluse
~ . = Oh PERSONS FURNTSFffNrr, ~
GOODS iisiH OWN
o, Se.tlng and Making Double b.. u. -, -
Ras,s % ~ S.1sle do; fon 81 % 10 81 ~ iis s ~
y-b y under Coat from 81 Olfo ~ oA6k pr
s9t0fo y % 70 81 25 do vests ,s;sI W rants
nom 81 tys Cloth Sackets lnatino "a uiln1ning
minr f5n : 81 ~ y bpys Vests PanIs n9aFiSv Ia
AO1hES CLEANED. PRESSED. RF.parprn a.,
i,e BOUTAII -
mn :, ; Il. $, cllir Street, above Enc.
HATCHER, BURT & co pro-
40 % Hosves Patent TfuSs BiSs -,
NIerTin st ~ Luner Timber SiaeeS vi &oIeaie
Trark ' 'eiand, Ohio, foot OF O. q q q, y q "a
beT $50 a,So possess ilei,iiies fir receiving and
hearV 1oad Iron, Gtinds0nes B1iI Lonl.
lioe t,Tss az knas, directly m cars ~ essI @ sd
rsies sn's attended, 10 with prOnp,nsss and Al s,i,
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS,

HAS YOUR HORSE GOT A
IL cold sad does he Coasl Give hial few desss q
NORRIS ARA BIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
l. he Hdebound, and wont his hair lay suoothi GIVE
nm y NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Don't he Arpet 10 cal anything tive hil some
Of NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS
Do Won think enough Horses and Cattle % give them
something when anythnF ails themt Do you want the
hesf MEDICINE N the world give them II % get some
OF NORRIS CELEBRATED ARABIAN CONDITION
~. y = e- he bosr Nsiiriae thers s or ever
vas used Cal on our Agent E PALMER Co.. Cleve-
land get laT boy paper q ne Powders and ty
them T. ese Powders for sale BY Druggists and Ner
chants tr ughout the whole country also, Tor sale whole
eale and retail BY Il proprecr u Ch1srn Falls, Cuya
h,ra % . o. 10 ehm al orders must Be addressed -i
c. G. NORRIS, Propristor.
Also Genaral Agent icr Tho nosI paRulaz famiy Ned-
eide D the world, vhich - d. = I SOULE co. 3
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN BALM PILL, which are fox
ala n ever t19n shs whes country. Call On our
agents and SET acircullr-and the Fllls- r1- :.
AEnldln, "a
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6ar0mare.
educational.
CIETELIID FENILB SENISIRF.
sN. SANFORD. PrinrIpsI
THIS INSTITUTION Is IN Sic.

THIS INSTITUTION Is IN sue
cessful operation under the In mediate
frnnfon d Mr. aud lIrS S1nicrd, and large able
corr III pshed and surce ssiul inslructorsL
10 othose who desire for their daughters warts the
xzfares q STOOL q tle highest order OF excelence
cohued with the advautases of well ordered chriSlan
-sls II is eevei thai the Cleveland emaie Sem
nzTy u serfs tdncenens which feE Seninsr12S n y
Ind ran euual and excel ne health. frc
5rs nd te harloess Of ali the members q The 51ls viii
BE- cousnitsd and and tier morals
NJ he urafcilsd oror -Eirh assiducds care - I
Prof SAM'LI ST. John. J. i D., VII. aho1f tht
lrtof April cumnence bis valuable and hlsnly interest
omF-
mali 10 s. n. SANFORD clsyelnnd. ohic.
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THEsE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-

.IINHESE MACHlNES CAN BE..OB-
Il tsined az MANUFAcToRT P7lcEs with kn0'giedgs
fT King at the Of the s1dscrber where
pectiuT invite the public 10 eall and sxanine them N
pracca epe alton, With the HElINc Fo0T, and where
Is advantages other u1chnes r fuIiy car Ee
boftarth described p1cr- The decided prefer
ence gIvent ucnes b those that give them an Il
and all that hxVe them use shoul induce
taOse that feel iusreslgd i Selag Machines 70 bear "
mind a. IN these machines Is comb a. that IS needed
family use surh hein-, sLrherus, &C. AL orders
enquiries ~ leti osheEslse viii meet with prompt
afteuiion bV No E SrKONC. Agunt, Nicholson Block,
n superiorSt. Cieseland Ohio send o1 aCIrculnr-
There i bui uiug Machine ani ttat Is WI EEL
ER \ WILSON'S .7-Judge Meigs. ofihs American La
cfiruir aposl6m le9
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THE NEW CASKFT

q . IHIS is THE AGE OF uT.
snlelt and refnemenf a. u
new ~ M 1f : aog preP5Ted furnish s5tIr
1S,erc inrofucei. Il : of fhs ~, 70 anything
=, - - y raeatei TIn 4 tbicl
retsons esn lends, an wshia procure ans ffae hi
w. loote nne Will Ind u much % "a interest br
M fhs- ,.fTf
Clese and ions s7-mhz6:Ia7 No. - ~ rrl e.s-l
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r n r..

R r. R-Radway's Bsady Relief for Headache. Wheths
sick or nervous; liheumatEn Paralysis. Lunoafo Govt
Neuralgia Tooihache Sral POx Fosers. Swolitn Joints
kidney Complaints Sca1let Ferer Pzina around me Liver
peurigT Measles. Haartburu. and Palrs Of al k1nd3-
RadWay's Ready Relief will, IN lew minutes change
the miseres you sullcr 10 Joys 0l plcasure-
h R. R-RadWay's Renosaiins hesoife9t. ior t1e csro
of frnf = Scr0fnlous and Syphllic CON-
is-ss r< 14ive md a her s1ecfinns % Inc Ir1es und
ThToaf InduFaIlOn and EnlaIse.lenis o pr. krezlEo
and ofher isea n the SKIN No-es tuors Gers ls
Of the Blood ,.-.,, - =. !.
~. ivanf ss Indlgcstlon. inf1nm1rIQn oI he
T,rels nrs ,opsia Kiver Complaint Ilze1sfs % -
rss "a X sanege s mae paints Small ox. EeT14
11---ie- r ~ WfsneFeri he sls1ea = cat q crel,
dose Gf Raiw alor4 vi r.slnIe = % iH8a'-
~, fr-rsie s1auI1 be ilithoul lllall -
p n. Rsnediss AZ sold y Dsuggl.s stszlzlsre
oArLoRD { CO, ssa W FIskEs Alss.:;; .:s Gee.
Ind. ozlo is'ns'14
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n [ waITs1S \ n sTANDkRT- c. " srASDARr
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Lsssrs in Foreign and Donesiic III
rh1uee No S1perlor street We oraW ulTect On Lll
an rn wi furnish Drafts for any Emcunt laya5e n al
ths rinri,l posn Enslznd Ireiand Scotland, fance
I'D sermauv COLLECTIONS made all access7bie poizts
fhroarhoa The ugit d slarex a.d Canaaas ma-.ly
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no CAPIrALINTS-

TAHE COMMISSIONERS of Cuya-
hesa County Will On he lth sfJuas ne1t be prsred
Tiitsea iheesau dollars a the Bonds Of said eOnuiy.
FIssn lSssond dollars q the Eoaas Of said cO6nr,
I1nssn thousand dollars OF The Bonds OF said couny.
Fiesh taousuha dollars Of the Bonds Of sad Couaty.
payable 10 la7l.
fisea holsand dollars Of tie Binds Of .ild County
payable IN ls11
sad Bonds ere issued b. virtue q the poueFs coniere1
On TIE Colaissuutrs By OF the General Assembly
Of the Saie ID Oiio Iassel FebTary 10 ls5z uhich
thodzes ea % n5uow Seventy yfve raousand Dolsrs 70
5e e1pended in the erection Of C0urs House for said
Couuly.
The bonds for $500 each bearing interest," at the rate
o. seven pr cent per 1nnum. p1yabsseni annua prin
clple and nferess payable IN ihe city OF New YORK
There claims AGAINST ihe county which they have
Dot me ne1ns 70 paw preSenfatian- rH
Ie auunt Of q N1ble pruperty III county, the Du
p4 o. ls4. Is soleihlng thirty millions o. ul
lfs tne levy county prscs feKcuxiEe OF lew or
D1illlas and ro1d purposesl ~ mills
lnoae Wl-An4 % invest and deklf1g further uorulfiou
As 70 the financial coudt the county invited cal
AZ this once By order Of the Board.
WILLIAM FULLER, Clerk.
Once Of the Commissioners Of Guy ahoga Co.
Cleveland. Nav H.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
RarV dseo IS HAT aae humxniy lahertcd hair
looms fu the diseased bodies o sc ky sires Scrolda
Coasumgton, syphilis and BITS are among the rnost
mon Of diseases Nov. VIC not how
many scnertions the seeds Of tho1 diseases nay haVe
Been he system corrupts The bood-Ra1
wAy's RENovkfIN0 RssoLvgNT uln eradicare frum lhs
bodies Of the acied every paitice Of diseased dspuss
anli I'll the veins with ncys pure and healthy blood.
f rt cHILDRENS DISEASES.
RkDwkY's RESOvArlNo kksoLvElir should Be hailed -
blessing b. every aoher, throughout he land.
infants ara icted with Sores Huors &C Ihf hreak-
ings aus early evidence Of nlsess transmitted
rom the parent stock few doses of lhs kENovkI1Na
RksoLvEst VIII eIadlcais yesse q ths aseass and
insure the child sound ana healthy body.
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5 n D FE = I


AND ENAMELED CRATES
w 81, j; MARVIN. NO. 9-pURLTc
FINN S0gAkE, (South sidsJ has ust -s.S ~ u u
menis Of o1s o. the largest aad best aSsort
ENAAiELED CRATES.
~, scssf drought TO this market He al,,vs
other Iinds o. Si me- Stp approved styles o. COOKING nj
-''A''It fs teslArsa Expressly for tAis Market and
n. ps'raa'sd 70 gre PeIteet satisfaetion.
s.s Wore aud House Farnishis 1r "a assortment Of
Sheet Iraa Ware an = 5Ige stock I'm CoDSr nd
Sol-D n Wholesale retail fsr go AM WILL BIZ
at Prices to Suit the Times
ING; Ee ~ SSG55dNS. S,slid ROOFING. EAVE TRorG4
On SHORT NOTICE - - " ORA laaniike manner ard
- ~ -, 9 ne plddingi Is iBthe chewing tn, - D,
~ oisiose purchasing eisehers Al sb ~
10 81 ss@Asaeks ~ Patent Hotel Cook Stoves two ,z
@sz:e&Ely No sossh a sSas sakxiN, plS,.l
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REMOVAL.
DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE.
oo mossa ~ D.ntsl oGes 10 his rssideree NJ a.
~ Io1I doors North offhe II r. Chqrcb ,bsrs -
~ - kss2S e ss - " -
CoafecrioncrY. w
LnRERAIIONS WARRANTED oet3
OU1Hl y
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New Painting Establishment.
"a ''e 1-A0''e SgHGrs, 0as door Nort6 Of Ken
TNASC0TT & HOPKINS
= prepared 20 do House Si-S- rlAo At-tAo : : "a N u
oleIs siml 4lingof NOOds Marbles
-----.te1 ap-S-ly TASCOI-F Il Tfflisla17zrss -.
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Drntistru.

lcOAel,,ded ie-mOrrO,r.J ]
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To ID DELL PRoFEsaoN.

Those Of yOu favorable 10 this enterprise. Willm
arrauscnIenfs with By which Impressions be taken
Of your Itiens eases articulatng, models &c, Gc
uTuared BY Express and without delay returned
ftted viii reasouahs accuracy To the tlng and arflcua
ting uodcl- We viii also make Block Va oak 70 order
reasonable terms
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And the old man heard It
One night Noah came home from The city,
and in his hand be brought small trunk. and
piled the new hank notes upon The table
Look there, Agnes, and see how have work
ed in my lifetime. had no education, but
I've LAID up monsy-aong--NosEY How
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TeStimOaialS and References.

have oLserel with murh HIeres for the last tso ysars
above method o. psolrcias AnI6cial Teeth and SeisTe
statements of tins Circniar co1ruet. .r
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f6nel empDr, inbem BON ben ethgeben6en Seloern (naG bent
yIane uber awet %sDttlipnen1 >traBen, SGufer, Stabtetfenbabs
men eebaut unb anb re @erf&Gnsrunssn semadt pertsn. =
Der aanse ednbfrtA non SO enslifben AuaOratmetlen mirb
BON %n,sarsren 8dasa buraFOleu, bat iebr gates Qusawuftt,
suten BDben unb etn 9efunbes 8lima. 90. berfelbe In Der
ytdbc Ster 3 beatanr sr Staote Iieet. (YBtlabelpbta, Nep- yprf,
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ttnbung bat, 70 ton el ale atatar. unb AuntprDDutte febr
letdt ~ Wtartte eebraGt unb 5anbel i'm G6rpBen, fpwte Tabrt.
fen aaer Nrt bet,ieben ptrten.
@tn 8auplaB BON 40 8uB 8rDnt anb 159 Tu6 Gtefe nebf es
mem Yr6mteneartsn BON bDppelter 1rSBe pber etnein Nntbetle
an, ttnen, 9rdmteataufe fefet S10Utn Stersts mpnat,iden Sab.
lungen NON So 81 unb $500 beun anterf1relben f + .Rpifsn.
Dte spstte @frteetlnns Der gaagldse fnDet bteies Sabr nod
fdtt. Cine upn ben nod pcrrdtbt8en &c 5armea SDn 20 Alder
Qdnb unb 5 Mfer 9Dalb. nebf ttnttn Daufe I'm QBertbe ppn
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@inl1reibea uno Der Ren In inpnatlt6sn 3abluuaen YDn $40
nnp BITE aIf er Bnrnt ~ltegenre prdntie.
Inter biefen gtnftsen BeDtngun8en label bic @efeli daft
aae Deut(6en eta, mel6e FA eine unabbdnetes 5etnnasb mnter
beutf&er 1e. pattuns %9raaben rsaen, 3r WOaencune btsfer
terr}wen Nnldge IbetI AT nehmen.
y1dne unb nabere N%asfantt, fpute NtAenf&etae Fnb su te-
ben bet s. nS d NIT TN beutf6ea Shultauft, @ayfrabe.
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