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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
E FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
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M NEY MA n X EFT

SATURDAY, Feb. 20--6P.N N.
The stock market not quite 70 buoyant this
morning. and the operations were more limited At
the first board Milwaukee and Mississippi I'd bonds I'd
vancea per cent; Canton Co., 1; Pennsylvania Coal,
2; Erie, 4; Harlem preferred, 4; Cleveland, Colpm
bus and Cincinnati, 4; Milwaukee and Mississippi Z;
La Crosse and Milwaukee, 1. Illinois Central bonds
declined | per cent: Cumberland Coal, !; New
York Central Railroad, 4; Hudson River Railroad,
!; Michigan Southern Railroad \; Galena aud cbica-
go, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, II. There was more
activity in Cumberland to-day than we have noticed
for some time, and the operations today at bet
ter prices At the second board the market was nc.
tive, and letter prices rssed Ia Crosse land grant
bonds advanced per cent; Pacific Steamship Co.,
!; New York Genital, 4; Erie, II; Hudson
River Railroad, 4; Harlem, 4; Panama 4; La Crosse
and Milwaukee, 4; Milwaukee and Mississippi, g.
Prices were very firm after the board, and closed
with a decided upward tendency.
The Assistant Treasurer reports today az col.
lows:-
Total receipts teseI1 ai
1otei 800 33 90
The receipts today include 900 from customs.
The transactions at the Clearing House to-day
were az follows:--
Total exchanges. ,2sb,403 20
Total balances 6,sI6 90
The Philadelphia Ledger of the Goth inst SAYS
We have been shown, by prominent legal gentleman
OF this city, the draft Of bill 70 be submitted 70 the Ie
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Trade and Tonnage Of the c.

AAsv WV. AomnaBe Oh the CT
from the Albany Atlas, Feb Anais.
From the tables furnished by the A. AL
Department compile the a6uexeS Ator Of the Canal
wsae and tonnage Of the canals So statement Of the
tsbns, obtained from the same The yesr 1851 Inc
purpose of giving comparisc' also published, FOR the
with the business Of 1857. In both value aud quantity
much interest ana statement will DO found Of
II will be found that l.
only srcss which s. tho products Of the forest the
Under the hes 49,.
the receipt Of Of Agriculture there deficiency
cheney is larr naost every article, and the def
The staf "a
1857 cor sment shows decrease IN down tonnage in
in val pared with 1856 Of SOC 302 tons, and decrease
l. 10 u &23, C9S,716
J. respect TO the upward movement, the decrease in
esq is 20, 246 tops, and In value, $63, 1866
Matsmtrt shopg the total quantity Of each article Which
TO the Hudson rirer on all the canals during the
| syd1
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Total. ,S22 ,o25 2,l234o9 1,6l7,lS7
Statement Snoring the esmdted value of each article ch,ch
came TO the Hudson riuer, all the canals, during III.
years 1855, 1855 and 1857
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NdncN shoang the aggregate rdiue # tie properly which
"a he Hudson riusr on all 1S odads, durtng ne
ors 1885, 1885 and 1857 under TIE disions pec,fed
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THE ST. LAwRENcE.-Ths river is now com
pletely closed by ice between the American and
Canadian shores. Stages leave Cape Vincent regu.
larly twice day, for Kingston, on The ice
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ANTHOLOGY,

JJO SPRING sTREEr-CLArRvOykNC E.-MHs az
WOW the most ,essful medical and husiue
c,slrvolan IN America. Compilations on Business fckne
ansen ende os property. ~ and satisfaction or no ps
"ray hsir restored TO ts osis ns color wiLot fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

STEAMERS TO AND FROM q vANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EMPIRE Cry-From New YORK d. arriving ~ Havana
7h and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans ooh Havana
sd, arriving at New York 18Th y
CAHAwsA-F From New York l2th arriving Havana HA,
and Ne OrSaAns 18th. From NeW Orleans 9th Havana
30h, arriving at New York Sd
From New York 18TH arriving 1t Havana
I'D, and New Orleans Orleans
9Th, sHrivnS AT New York 18Th
BLACK WAR1IoR-frpm New Yorl Arriving Havana.
lat and New Oreana3. From New Orleans lAh, Havana
18Th, arriving ~ New Yorh 18th
IsABEL-From Charleston 10Th due n Havana BIB.
and sd From Havana 10Th and 18th New York 10th
and Slst.
When the above daes fall Sunday steamers win
Monday, except from New Oreans
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Council Notice.

| regular meeting Of the Town Council
". .-e Borough Of Coudersport, held on
,.-.. ~. e'y Of August, 1858, the following
r ea4 Resolution was passed.
---s, There are certain SIDEWALKS
were ordered TO be built, by Ordinance
-5y', now remaining unbuilt and un-
therefore.
.I. That the Secretary be instructed
notice that SEALED PROPOSALS
~ received until the FIRsT MONDAY N
.-sAta NEXT, at the Office Of the Town
,.. ..'. T.. Tor building aud completing yhe fol-
y s SIDEWALKS: On South side Of Second
\ tg2aile Lots Nos. ll0, l6l Il l6S: on
r.. sSe OF Second ST., opposite Lots Nos.
80 and lots Of l. Benson; Oh East side
an = S' opposite Lots Nos. lG8 & 1863; on
y ~ SIDE Of Third st, opposite Lot No. l29 !;
h ~ y, north side Of Fourth ST., opposite Lot
,. - AT which time and place above
.r51 Contracts WILL be awarded to the
sga, ma no best bidders. ALS0-South side
- - y, opposite Lots Nos. 80 i l37.
y order Of Council,
sAuL II. STORRS, Scty.
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GHERITTS GALES.

DY VIRTUE Of Sundry wits Of Venditi0al
Ed Elpoaas and Ffai Facas issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Potter Co., Pa.
and to me directed, | shall expose to public
sale or outcry, at the Court House in the Bor-
ough Of Coudersport, on Monday the Goth dav
Of September, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the
described real estate, to wit:
Certain real estate situate in Roulet town
ship, Potter county, Pa, beginning at post
in the north lire Of lot surveyed to William
Fessenden, thence North one hundred rods.
thence West one hundred ana sixty rods,
thence South one hundred rods, thence EasJ
one hundred and sixty rods TO the place of
being part Of Warrant ,, l99; con-
tanning one hundred acres, Of which seventy
acres are improved, on which are one log
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acknowledgements

Ea..s # Tie R.Irascata'ipe District
.1s r.aai~ qt T.ey1 and Potter:-I
j. Candidate for the Office Of Representa-
.ru next General Assembly. Should I
el mr constituents may rest assured
.a. 1.-t of my ability, they vii be
.r..l u.o. lac principles Of the Dc"la-
D Independence and the Constitution
"aga. ard especially that the People
.rg-.c- including Kansas have the
t-y resist the enforcement of Slavery
.u ra.ust their viii, that ouc Fathers
.-.s.t .b" Stamp A"l of George III,
e bis Tea into Boston Harbor. Ii
Treason, make tie most Of IT,
JNo. u. KILBOURNE.
Potter Co.. Pa, June 30, 1858.
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gGpL,s AsD BL0TCHGs.
--r-qoct Sc d. /, l5J8.

~A.'N - -'-@ ' -'-''~'
(. 3. result ct impure blood. The blood
--c. aa4 e,u-gc3. The skin is not
es,n1t.e impurities 50 important %
- How macy young men and women
..H le.r aces covered with pimpies
--es, who ar. cndeayoriug TO remove
Tie use o.. soaps and wasaes Of yarl-
-.-s. Ia.s IS very dangerous and should
p. prac.leed by persons desirous of good
Mothers who have children afflicted
-..a, ar. e-upt.ons should never Gry
Up ar e1Iuai applications, for in this
.s5 vi.. .-.ye in the huuors and pro-
~ -e...4 lor the child during its whole
There is no mother that likes to see
.rsH a.4.c.ed with feeble health.
-..'.- INDIAN ROOT PILLS are pre-
y lor the cure Of eruptions Of
.--' .a-l aa Plmples, Blotches, sores, &c.
-..asa ,Ae b.JJd Of al impurities, pro-
beautiful, clear and healthy skin, SO
--nfeo by all peoole of taste aud re-
\. aorso's Indian Root Pills are sold
81 dealers in Medicines.
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I.--.Yra.y or PEENsYLvANIA holds
.t.I meeting az the Presbyterian
... r..s r,ace. on Tuesday next, 7th
..+ ...o.6. p. " The opening sermon
'7> J. Mccullough, Moderator, will be
.g.s in tho evening. The Sessions are
. and al persons are cordially invited
r. T.. ". BLAKE, Pastor.
.sTsr.gr sent. .. 1888
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r. rl5.ish, by request of the Asso-
-. the Constitution and By Laws,
.,rs Of The minutes Of the "Cou-
B.ass-Baai association" The
aaly play, with hattering correct
/. sane three or four tunes, and are
ming wit. great raPidity. They will
3. to play On the occasion Of the
~ Fair, we have no doubt. We
.sp names Of the members:-H. j.
. Director; Knude Helgurseu,
r Hamilton, p. 4, Stebbins, | Can
s. p. Hart, o. II. Crosby, Ii.
and :. D. Kclly-in all, nine.
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"rs GT-.TAvEsIs in various styles, sizes,
w.-... arc fer sale by Pennsylvania
ss.ar. d.. ,le residence OF the a. der
~. t-te v.Ty .ow.
a. es and single persons. destitute Of The
.Hgrcs a4I unable 10 supp. them
w.a be tu.0is.e. gratu.touzly; and
-u Supplied win testament, in eases Of
c. H. BLAEE,
Ia. Penn. Bty.o o0csety.
.---rI0.. Sci !, lbs.
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Novel and Extraordinary E!
N EW SCHED OF PREM u Nj S
OF THE
UNITED STATES JOURNAL
Publishing House.


ECOTPACED bv the TrNFvANPrPD
HNA SUCCESS. of orr novel and ov-ra ordina-
,.,, prarin,, aHars in tine ciro,1,f;on ~, A.,
and nornIar T,i,toriol month
" tbn IrxTrrn Sr,rrs ToIrpItT and in tbo
s.ra or cr,. ,,oIrabIa Rnor,s wa now, ar,,a,,nco
new U eur ro1S oGGnS of nem9 %9 noF @ @46o9eoe b
son, Of 1szs and 1890 oInb,,ri,,o, tho coIol,ra.
ted Art Union Series Of twelve Iaroe and spIer-
diJ ctsoI Plato Fnsra,,no and scbc,9,,Ia of
GOLD WATCHE$, RICH JEWELRY Of All
kinds GOLD PENS etc offered on a scale Of
6n iea SaFjsin AL Pr5.lors oHery Of tho
ricIast frsI-rI,ss ,r'irtes v-a-..oteI 10 na
solid cold. or precise! IS rer~ssented. and ey-
err person selects his own premium. Ours is
fna onlv Pub,isbing l,o.ea 't.,-- ,af.rs I,ra,oi-
pr,s on mis- nIsn or tb..+ f,.r,is.es +bis COS
or Jawelrv
The following is a list Of a few Of the 3rti-
cles with the an9on0t Of the cIl,l for which II
is givan as a premium, and the postage re
ouired for its delivery bv raI:
sr,o,6il Da+acbo5 Tevo~ F,,ar,
eroa nil ai,,b+ean carat GnId
witch y-,r,.5nted q perf.ct tine-
keeper $50 90
Elegant Lepjne Enameied Dial Is
carat Gold Watch so 90
Large Dopble-Slidc Gold Pencil
and Gold Pen, warranted to be Postage.
solid gold throughout 600 SC.
Beautiful Gold Pencil, warranted to
be solid gold throughout % &c
Gold Pencil Gold Watch Key, aud
Gold Tooth Pick comolled s 90 &c.
Extensive SlLyer-Case Pencil war
rantcd same as coln) ana Gold
Pen $50 SC.
Rich Gold Band Bracelet 90 &c.
Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet 6 90 &c.
Superb lined Gold Locket, engraV-
ed and turned 90 &c.
Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops & 90 Sc.
Set OF Gold Coral Ear Drops, 90 DC.
Cola Cameo Pin for Lady, 90 &c.
Gold Flo' entire Pin for Lady, 90 &c.
Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentem'n 90 81.
Set Of Gold Cameo studs, 3 90 Be.
Set OF Engraved, Lined Gold Studs, % &c.
Set OF Cold Cornclian Sleeve But
tons, for Lady or Gentleman, % sc.
Superb Friendship Ring, sohd SIX
teen carat gold, richly ehameled, " &c.
4 Miss's Ring, solid sixteen carat
gold, set with stone, % &c.
Among the Engrayings are:
THO esio.rin, of tbe Death Warrant
"a, fane (;rev from ti,e Gel
oi,.,toI pairtinc, i,y Daniel HIM
t:y.4,n - inches Ionr nv II
;-ni,os ,,,i9a 81 90 l2c.
Tho ,rrarro,5s Last Shot from the
- araot Lnainting bv w. Ranney,
77e,o4 90 l2c.
NJ ,-,,ro,5, Darrb+er from the
~ - ,a' s72,oi.,+iner by T.andeeer 30 oc
cr5rI,inl - from from The naintjno by T.
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5aem antertissments.
SCIEMTIFIO AmFRICAW.
FOURTEEN
BEGINS SEPTEMBER IL, 1858.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS.
manufacturers an0 Farmers.


FkNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now
NJ reached its FoCRTEENTH YEAR. and viii
enter upon New Volume on the Ith of Sen
temper. 1t is the only weekly publication of
the KIND now issued IN this country, and II
has very extensive circulation in all the
States of the Union. 1t is not. as some mirbt
suppose from It's title, a dry, abstruse work on
technical science; on the contrary it so deals
W.th the great events going on in the scien-
uhe, mechanical and industrial worlds as to
please and instruct every one If the Mechan-
&c or Artlzen wishes to know the best machine
IN use, or how TO make any substance en-
pioyed III has business--if the House wife wish
eS 10 gel q recipe for making good color, &c
ii Inc Inventor wishes to know what is 90
lng on IN the way OF improvements-if the
N'huldcturer wishes to keep posted with the
Tunes. and to employ the best facilities in his
DusineSs-f the Man Of Leisure and Study
wishes 10 keep himself familiar with the pro-
gress made IN the chemical laboratory, or in
tAe construction of telegraphS, steamships
railroads, reapers, mowers, and a thousand
other machines ana appliances, both of peace
and War-au these GeSidaata can be found in
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, ana not else
'g@tTs- They are here presented in a reliable
ana interesting form, adapted to the compre-
hension of minds nnlearned in the higher
branches Of science AID art.
TERMS One Copy, One Year, 81; One
Copy, Six Months 81; Five Copies, Six Months,
81; Ten Copies, Six Months, IS; Ten Copies,
Twelve Months, SIS; Fifteen Copies, Twelve
Months, So; Twenty Copies, Twelve Months,
SIS, in advance,
Specimen copies sent gratuitously for in
spection. Southern and Western money, or
Postage Stamps, taken for subscriptions.
B.y" Letters should be directed to
MUM q CO, Us Fulton-Street, n. Y.
B@y~ Messrs. Mum 4 Co. are extensively
engaged in procuring patents for new nyen-
tions, and will advise inventors without
charge, in regard to the novelty of their i'm
proyementS.
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o EVERY FEMALE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
MRS. MlNThGUE,S FfM4LE CORDIAL.


TyOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
8 DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted
with most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending a large fortune in ten years
in trying the different means Of treatment for
her relief, TO no avail, was prevailed upon BY
many Of her friends to visit Cuba, December
48, for the purpose OF regaining her former
health. While there, she obtained 4 pre5crip
ton from a Spanish Physician--
Whose silver locks
Were tending 20 the grave"
With which, through the mercy of God, she
was restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hun
dreds Of her female sufferers the effects OF the
remedy with equally as great success.
This extra ordinary medicine IS offered to the
public for the relief and cure of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,
and that the female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from ProlapsuS Uteri,
Lucorrhoea, Ammorrhoea, MenOrrhagia, Dys-
menorrhoea- -Chlorosis, speedy cure can be
obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness Of any kind, the Female
Cordial IS especially recommended. Il is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if perse-
ycred in.
IN all spinal affections, pain IN the region
oC the Peleis, Lowness OF Spirits, Hysteria
Sick headache, and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation of women, the
Cordial viii be found o: an immense value.
This medicine moderates all excess, and re-
moves all obstruction 1t invigorates the de-
biliated constitution for the duties of life and
when taken in middle age proves a blessing.
Modesty forbids US, in a public advertise
ment, to make full the details; but the wrap
per around each letter viii fully explain every
case.
Merchants, females, or others, by sending
three cent stamp, can have any information
respecting the operations of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village in the Uni
ted States. Put upin half pint bottles; $500
per bottles so per cent. off to the trade. All
orders must be addressed to
DR.. J. D. SrONER0AD,
Sole Proprietor,)
ll:l-ly. LewistoWn, Pa, Box III.
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Notice of Application.

Notice Of Application.
"a Office is hereby given that application
~ has been made, in due form Of I-w, to
the Court of Common Pleas of Potter County,
FRA a charter of incorporation of the FIRST
MvrBoD1sr EPISCOPAL CHURCH at Oswayo, and
that the Court has appointed the THIRD
MONDAY Of September next, for the hearing
of parties interested ISAAC BENSON.
-4u'y for APPhcants.
P ?: P SIoaT, {r,o,3 frG,f F,s, of Board of rrus.
Aug. :, 1858,
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H. DB. Br9ra informs us that be
rs-ed a part of the articles stolen
last week. The thief had Sc
.r.,.a in portions Of the blacksmith
Az Starlweather, where his ap-
.. found tacm on Monday last
-i.Irs stolen were screw-plates and
.,l some bars Of stoel,-and the
-,.t.s and some of the steel IS yet
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30tb AUG. 1853.

GrRMANIA, 3Uth Aug, 1000.
rJlgr ofthe C0uderPoyt Journal:
SIR: | see my nane was In
=, A Delegate from this District,
nv consent, and as | DO not
r name on any political party
Z. YOU will please not publish it
..-., r.Hout M desjre-and oblige
T,rrs Ec FRED. I. SUHR.
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,npn am Guunty,

..Ee Measure in calling attention
~ Prospectus of the Scientific
which is certainly the first
ii. and mechanical paper in the
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Boots & Shoes!

LARGE ASSIGNMENTS = LOW
PRICES-AND, WHAT is OF MORE
IMPORTANCE, ARE WE'LL MADE
FROM GOOD STOCK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

READING.-0ne juvenile class from each of sew
enteen of the city schools, met at the Office of the
Superintendent Of Instruction, yesterday afternoon,
with their teachers, to be examined in reading
The same pieces were selected fer each class to
read, that the comparative merits ofeach might be
thus adiudged upon. The proficiency of some of
the classes was truly surprising, and showed that
great pains had been taken with them. The Sup
erintendent is devoting especial attention to this
branch of education and the good effects of his
efforts in this department already show themselves.
Reading has been too much neglected in our school
and we are glad to see these special efforts put
forth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

CARD OF THANKs.-The undersigned in behalf
of Hope Fire Co. No g. return thanks to the Ladies
of the Committee who were active in their behalf
Ito Col. WilslOw of the American, Mr.. Surburg
of the johnson, Mr. Ross OF the WeddelI, and 4.
Cozzens for many favors bestowed to Phillips and
Mccartney of the American for arranging the ta-
bic; to Mr.. A. S. Gardner for the use of crockery
to the Press for their kindly notices-and last but
not least to the generous public for their material
contributions. These many testimonials of appro-
baton will ever be highly appreciated by the mem
bers of the Company, and whenever their services
as fremen are needed they HOPE to acquit them
selves in manner ereditable as fremen and de
serving of the confidence bestowed
F. W. MARSIELLES, Foreman.
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4. Lesson of trust and hope. While we see
slavery racking the nation, intemperance sweep
ing over the land like a sea of fire, robbery,
murder and crimes of every hue; let us trust
In God and hope unto salvation. Let US pray
and labor for our cOuntry's good, for the spread
of morals and pure religion.
5. Lesson of preparation for the duties of
life. The stern duties of existence are before
US. We may suffer, sicken and die before an
other year shall roll its months around Some
that addressed in this place year ago are no
more with u.s. The father. mother, husband,
wife, son, daughter, have fallen. Death has
taken the smiling child from its mothers arms,
and it has been made seYaph in heaven. Let |
us be prepared to do and suffer the will of God |
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

~ DR., Lyons Office is removed to No. 81
st. Clair street
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as good Christians. Trust ye in the Lord at
all times, and remember-The Lord God ON
niPotent reigneth. May we all meet at last
around our Heavenly Fathers table in his
kingdom, to feast on heavenly fuod evermore
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

Company, lost coat on Thursday night, while at
the fires or while on the road. Any person find
ing the same will confer a favor by leaving it at
this Office
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G11graufrs.

ENG r AYTNG AND LITBOGRAPHTNG
pRAlNARD & BURRIDGE,W WOOD
u ENGRAvERS AND LITHoGRAPHERS Bsnk
tEest Cleveland o.
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nR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
BURNING flni6.
Notice TO the Public.

II OSF OR MISLAID BY THE SUB
4 scrber-R K. Wins0w's Note favor of Peck & Mas
tens and BY them endorsed dated MAY l 1885, paya
bic Nov Is lS5S Al the Commercial Branch Blnk,
twelve hundred and thTTsI dollars and sky -four cens,
($15 ca with interest frm date Payment having b5en
stopped the public hereby cautioned against purchas
ing the same H K BAYNOLDS.
nacl Il la-n an.l
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DEntistrp.

r OSS OF TEETH.-A new and ele-
Il CANT Improvement connected with Dental Surgery
has been inyeated 1t IS the production entirely
description Of Artificial Teeth They perfectly resemble
nature escape detection Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth those wearing them. invited call and
beautiful method. They free from gal
Vanic action, perfectly inert, and always pure.
r A Full Set, from Ten Dollars ana upwards.
a Cdldren's Teeth regulated during the first and
dentitiOn.
C Painless Method OF Curing Tooth Ache and Decayed
Testh without extracting the Tooth. causing
HALLIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists
Rooms Churchilrs Drug Store,
novI7 South Side Public Square
REMOVAL.
nR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his dental Office his residence, No. 46
Wood four doors North Ofthe NJ. E Church. where he
viii be happy to all Of his former patrons, 9TH
srs who may need his services.
Cleveland. March 20. lS5S-nh23sltf
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AH'ps & GounsEllors.
FLOUR & Gee0.

T & Y. WEITZ - WHOLESALE
- and Retail Dealers Flour, Feed and Grain, Rive
and Buckwheat Flour. white and yellow Corn NJ eal All
orders filled short notice and delivered TO part OF
the city free ofcharge No. IL Ontario sire. l.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. IS, 1855.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

F Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrpiio
dOnO at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
on the latest mpr wed and rapid presses the
STYLE on short notice. and at reasonable Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
of Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books &C. &C.