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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

CoNNELLY CONVICTED. William n
Connolly was convicted yesterday, in
the United States District Court, Of
harboring fugitive slaves. The ex-
treme penalty for the offense is six
months imprisonment and a fine Of
$1,000. Those persons in our midst,
whose philanthropy takes the direc-
tion of running off and stealing the
property Of their neighbors of Ken
lucky, will see, by this conviction, that
there is law on the subject which
reaches them, and a public sentiment
which will execute in this city. We
trust the verdict will have a whole.
some effect id discoutaging their ope.
rations. A motion for a new trial
was made upon the ground that one
of the jurors was a United States Dep.
uty Marshsl.-C;s. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20


SEVERE SToRM.-One of the heavi-
est storms ever known in the west.
passed over the region around Peoria,
ILL.,, on Thursday last. Houses were
unroofed and blown down, men, wo-
men and children blown away, and
some of them killed, the gas works
destroyed, the steamer Obion wreck
ed, and an immense amount of dam
age done to property in the city and
vicinity. Railroad cars were blown
from the track in many places. Five
hundred houses are estimated to have
been damaged and destroyed in Peoria.
At Galesburg, Oquawka, Mendoza,
and other places, the storm ragged with
great fury. The rain came down, lit
orally, in torrents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20
who wants 10 Blow the BuGIe Of
Kansas

The st. Lonis Democrat, one Of tie most
vehement Black Republican papers in the
Union, advises the people Of Kansas TO reject
the Leeompton land ordinance. as amended
by Congress, for the reason that, il they wait,
they viii get twenty millions more acres Of
land than is proposed by the late Kansas ad-
justment from the next Congress. which II
predicts will be Black Republican. In other
words that peculiarly honest party, through
its organs, offers Kansas four times as much
land as is usually given to new States, if she
will reject the Lecompton Constitution.
This ought to shut up the mouths ofthe Black
Republicans abOut" "bribery."--Cin. Eng.
The Enquirer has got to learn something,
yet, about "bribery," il it suPpOses the offer
Of the Democrat is "bribe."
The meaning Of the word, according to our
neighbor, up street, is for Congress to offer a
territory one fourth the amount ofland asked
for in her ordinance as an inducement for her
to come into the Union. II this smacks Of
bribery, the offer of the st. Louis Democrat
is no bribe at all. To offer one.lourth the
price asked for the relnquishment Of Ger.
tain right, is "bribey." To offer more than
is asked for is-what 2" II Congress had of.
fered Kansas no land at all, according to the
journals logic, the "bribe" would have been
only so much more "tempting."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

nCT An infamous scheme carried thro'
Congress By bribery and corruption aud the
basest perfdy. and offered to the people Of
Kansas as balm for their wounded honor
and yet the Democrat is glad the question is
settled-settled regardless ofright, Justice
Of common decency! "0h, shame, where is
thy blush !"-McArthur Journal.
After such an infamous" statement as the
above, it is well for the Journal to ask, "0h,
shame, where is thy blush 2" 1t ought to be
on the cheek of the editor Of the Journal,
but we know too well his shamelessness III
political affairs to expect to find il there
Bribery Republicans talk about "bribery
and corruption" in Congress How about
Matteson ct al, who were expelled for "bribe
ry and corruption ~ The Democrats who vo'
ted for the Montgomery bill and afterwards
for the English bill, denounce the charge o
bribery false, and The men who make thu
charge, scoundrels.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20
no TEACHERS AND OTHERS.

WE have made arrangements by which We
w can order School Books in quantities and
have them here in three days. We can, thsrs-
fore, supply teachers at Cincinnati retail prioes-
Orders solicited, McBETH q GIBSON,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20
Envelopes.

A LARGE supply Of all styles and qualities,
IA To which we invite the special attention Of
buyers. McBETH q GIBSON.
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"THE Day WE CELEBRATE."-Somet think, in
asmuch as the Fourth, the "GlOrlOus Fourth, -
happens to come Sunday. that it should be eel
ebrated on Saturday, because notes falling due on
Sunday are payable on Saturday and further, be-
cause Sunday viii be dssecraed in preparation, if
we celebrate on Monday. Fie on such miserable
excuses The Fourth of July is an American In
stitntiOn, got up in opposition to the wishes Of
John Bull it is not financial exchequer there is
nothing you can compare it 10 in the heavens
above, in the earth beneath or in the waters under
the earth It is Sabbath day instituted by free
and determined people, and if it is not observed in
some appropriate manner, every American citizen
will be likely TO be ID II takes Just three hun
dred and sixtyfve days TO prepare for proper
ebration Of that day, Qeap year one more,) and II
Sundays intervene we viii not count them in-he
Is not an American who desecraies the Sabbath
Away with all special pleading, and unite upon
the day set apart Monday, the 5th) and be careful
not TO make so great preparation that Tuesday
viii not find all right again. Huzza for The
DAY We CELEBRATE"
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DIED IN THE CARs.-A man about fifty years
Of age. named William A. Williams, of Weymouth,
Medina county, died in the C. 4 P. train of cars
yesterday, between Atwater and Cleveland. When
be got upon the cars at wellsvie, he told the con-
ductor Of the train he did not expect to reach
ton. At AtWater persons on the train bought him
bottle Of medicine as he was entirely destitute OF
money. When the train arrived at the Cleveland
Depot, it was thought he was asleep, but when one
OF the brakemen attempted TO rouse him, he was
found to be in that sleep which knows no waking.
His body placed in the city vault to await the
arrival of bis friends
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REFERENCES

] I Pseritt Esa CASHIER Elro.d way Rank. n Z
T. r II indg, Esq Cashier Com-l Br Bank, Cleveland
NJ ssrs CarpeutsT 3 Ncrniliyc, BankeTs. n h
stafford \ 90 BankoTs. bafisla, n Y
Carey. Howard y Sanger, Merrhauts, n Y
Greea Ssveli, Bankers, n Y
90 q xyune n Dar, Bankers, \ Y
II n = ]. II Ste, ems, Bankers, y. Y
'' Cook \ ,Ieea Bankers, D1venpoTi, low
Mlrshail ) Ilsley. Bankers. Milwaukee, Wis
Hsfalan 6 lpeke. Bankers. Chiclgo, III.
q. WI p. LIifie CO, Bankers, Slglaau, Nh
y .llis, Br0W ) e.. Bankers Clugiunail, y
W II vi liam- a Co. Bank rs PItteb'h, Pa
W e Curn \ Co. Hankers, Erle. Pa
Theron Pardee fsq Cashier Mclean Co BaAk, Bloom
" c Resrdsiey. - Cashier AubuTa Exchange Bank
Allurn. n. Y
q W. Leonard, Esq-- CASHIER Auburh Siiy bahAI Au
ReisSa Dear5sIey, Esq President clyuga Co Bank
Album, N n Il ,,h * 1ssseenbss,a lsa ...
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r. III r.

r r R-Radway's Bcady Relief for Headache wheths
SICK or nervous Rheumafsn Paralysis. Lumhaeo t,out
Neuralga. roothaehc, Ssa PoK Eegers, swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints, s1Ie Fever Pains around the Liver
Pleurlsy. Measles IL arturu. and Pains all Kinds
RadWas Ready Raiiei VII, IN lev mnuies change
the Iniseres you suiierto i.ys Of pleasure
r. Il. R-RalWaYs keuog atinG keSolYent for the rurs
Of chronic ScrUfulous and Syphiiic Com
plauts Constructive and other sfccins o the su
r0at, Induraton and Eenrg OF paItl, Eruptive
and other diseases 81 the skin Nodes Tumors Ulcers
pepsia and all Other diseases arising from impure
of the Blood.
r. r R-RadwaVs Regulators viii cure c1sctualv and
speedily. CostIveness Indigestion. lnfanmatinn Of the
Bowels, Dys1epsa, Liver Complaint. Diseases Of the
Heart and kidneys Fcmae Com pluutS, small Pox, FeEers
Measles he &C Wheneverthe system = out Of order,
dose Of Railways Beauiaofs VIII restore u 10 reguaTty
No female should be without Them
R r K. Rsmsjies sold BY Druggists eyerywhers.
GAYLORD Co.. and ". FIsKE' Asea,s; ClsVs-
land, Ohio No-lt
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL. DENTIST

II and Graduue OF the Cleveland Medical College con-
i11es 10 supply the hes of Teeth. Wlich ehanss
color o. decay without springs any descrutiu
Wr 50 perioeily resemble t1t the practised eve
oi Dentsi could nos de- cct No ext action OF ~
plniol opcraii0rs- Al the following charges. single
togth, Sl-iui sells irum $50 upwards
VIII harils H1ue arranseulents he i prepared a. will
sert iu sells Of true Porcelain Teeth gaeutad b. Dr.
Loounlss lsee o1inious Of the press
Dcntal Rooms Churchills Drug Store Publ
square Fan5-dkw
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Bankers.
Markham 81 Co.,

"atI tIhEHdINh ~ OUss
ISzccessors 10 Harness, HIl Coz
BdNKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and csmalslia rs Blinking Once sitaaed the
corner River and Light House sirees- Merchanis'
Back a1 be- all fCse who eutrlst buslneSs IN
III hands, PkOMPrNESS and the most LIBEEkL
TERMS
We are buyia and selling LAND WARRANTS sibes
NEW YORK EXCHANGE Boa ya and sold
GOLD, SILVER and UNCUkRENr NOTES WAN
TED.
Having an extensive correspondence. prepared 70
MAKE COLLECTIONS this and adjoining States, with
dispatch and Il how r1'es-
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THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB

Il tained AZ MsNUFACrORY Prices with kuoWistgr
r working at thr OF the subscriber where we
pectiullY invite the public 10 cali and
practical 0pe at0n with the FOOT anu wirr
IS AZ yautages over Other machines for ftIy be
sem better IN described paper The decided prefer
gvent ulaclinus lY those that give them
amiii ion ard all that h1Ve them should Ialucc
those that feel Interested On Sewing Machines
min that ia these achncs cunbned a. nesded
iamilv use such heuHs lathering. Sc All oulers
or enquiries, ~ letter uiherWle Will meet with
attention By JNO STRONG, Agent. Me ladcan Bios K,
y Superior ST. CievrlInd Ohio send ioF Crrular.
There IS hu' Sewing Mainline aud u VII EEI.-
ER n WlLSON'S.'-Juies Mstss, OF the Amcri,a,u La
sflufe arq-ffus
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CRIcKET.-The postponed Cricket Match be
tween the IvanbOe Club and the Forest City Club,
Second Eleven win take place on University Hghis,
to-day. Play to commence at 10 An.
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ID. HerdInan e CO.,

Js HtTtIKIIaIH - OUss
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com o.eisn al Domestic EXCHANGE, SnSlIrent
Money and Land Warrants Col cctio1s m the Iuiied
states Canada and EurUPe. prumPtlt Attended Ia
Agents furthe Liverpool and New York Screw Steamship
r9 bv Passage be secured eltier 10 nr funl
Vr6ol Il the advertised Iales Passage can also e Sc
iurelirom Liverpool 70 Ne7 YORK, oaehee sha New oI-
-as ~ The regular lines Of sug Packet ships Also,
frl Hlvre HanbuTE and RreInen 10 New " TX Drafts
Tui-h anounf payable throughr n the Cuiiucuf
ID Fur1c and rual Brain and Ireland koI further par
-icalars apply II The Banking and Eks1snse Onee q
spIT-dtf II watsL sIEeet Cleveland. ONE
a 4 WaITvKN y n sTAEDAkr- G W sIASPAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers. and aealsrS IN Foreign AMI Domestic II
chance No S1perior street We draw direct on lo-
AN aud furnish Drafts for any amount payable al al
me riuei poin Es land reaBd. Scotaud france
ad GERMANY Ca.lecIous made all accossahe points
ihrsaEhou' The NJ 4 Slalss and Cana5as nn..ly
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NO. AT.
miscellaneous.
ALCO HOL" "
LOOK AZ THE TRUTH!
TO THOSE WHO WISH tn MAXI

LOOK Az THE TRUTH!
IO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
= redueil "A In their TAILORING biis and arc tIr,i lr
ou1 is read nade ci0 hing wau "a invite your "a
70 iatt well known ihar can ect yo4r work n ~ -
~ ,. Gar sire l. by BOUTALE fnr eosl dea l. =
t11 ~ are Obliged q TaE IN tha srsc sIaos au vet m
Wei l.tu AUD Noik Made b. % the D. 4 lbiiItv An
va Naifantesi % 10 sale J. g. keeps constantly tn ad
good supply o. all klnds of Clohs an Gents Fr~T
,seolsand max kes his prI the times n vso,ld
lse - say that t reason he Is euab sell gods cl
sI nan otheis Is in the fct h is himself a Prle
r,nt 10 Ply ~ mus
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Ggttlas and Making Double Breast Frack Cot fun, e 10
" - - do single Do from s. % o. Do Slrk or
II5. over " under tat from 10 ~ 10 Pants
Mh trimming, s. % 10 s. Is do Vests with triatr1a
SzGt - = Boys Cloth SacE mai ing AMI irimuing
MA ~ 20 10 Slel BIs Vests Pants making and TIM
miug, from 81 q to 81 90
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED. Sc
J BOUfALL
lel:ew ls7 81 Car s.reet. above EIie.
THATOHER, BURT & co. PRO-
Il flciofs OF linwes Patent Tuss idss and Wholfle
aud Retail dealers iu Lumer. mber Shingles aud I1b
Trark " "
We also possess faces fr receiving anil shining Linn
her slaves tuiro1d Iron. Oiinsones, Bning Stone and
heavy article Of all kinds oueetiy from ears 10 vsse i
rice ufTs1 without caftaee
Alle assignments asuel 10 Vifh promptnsss anil al lr
Uru5lIt
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF TBEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
- d prodasns AriIhcial Teeth aly OIhsT kaoI
lsI SIMPLICITY Ono pi ce ehe,nicallv united IN all
II yaIts, and oi the sllne 7u1ify OF material
- ~ IL eonpes MAJ ure 10 adapt herself 70
atlaiHed-eo1yoTf aad a;shfg eucr afleT.
vious iOthe action any chemical aseui hence IN
rlsease Or heath, Ero9 against he Offensive
lth. CoLOR-Bnsht. lively, and a good imitation Of
N. B-Any method Of producing sets Of Artseisl Tech
1 { taIs isest. Is counterfeit Of frHe Porcelain
,PAIlsoNAGE- -Si &c ApIl lsSs, have inserted Fue
ave taken The place II Gold Pia work In last nam
al - M ~ nj sra Ihsr issslm l1s 70 rs snpen9ry,
complied h In no cas- where teeth haze bctu paid Tor
has theIe oeen -ny qis>atisiaeiion-
10 the nature Of the and given
PAYMENr-Upon the recent Of The order or On 5sIi
eIy Persons Slih Gid Pte can apDly their ais part
GUARANTY provided the terms Of pay
meat and special Instructions have complied with
those IA constant use Of work
We preer apply paia after the ezractinso
The aiga teeione wrek IS lOas enough b.
tween the e1IIae ins aHd the application
will 2y aTrl1e ienfs are suc thst Ne - mi
Wit apply an stir &oEsie set q tesi mad saiiaeiori
wilma t~o days alter the ARRIVAL oi ths patient
| TO TILE DENTAL PROFESSION
Iaoss o. yoS i9Fot1,f @ tbs eaieIpnse. We willm
OF youT paiisu's ; eases, an uIatIng modes xc -
and irwarded . Us b Epress and without ay Isiue
I
easunable terms -
Testimonials and References.
have observed with nHA interest frthe vesr
above method u p-oducius Anffria Teeth and lirve
statemsuts u illls lrcnzr co-reri
T GARLIcK
have investigated with care fo the last three wears
the asss neto Of making aud app ying Articial eo
a. tAs LaDraioy Of Dr. Nrsh aud uss and can
say VITA cundeuce hat his plan Is the known one
AMI enirelY successful when made under has oryafi
The s1peoriy OF tbs kind OF Dental work over g or an
And 0t meta e plate, be questione nj the state
mentin Dr. Wrghs Circular Of the number u cas ver
hs Nofk has taken the place gold plate true Much
Of tins work gold pae had been furnished by the b
hen ISIS inthe cOnniry. not cuuVersaut with the sue
eess o. Porcelain work the Ia. o. olhers fhan Dr
Wnsht n A ACKIEY Ma
Lste Prof " Surgery CieVe. SIed Uoilege
Dan p Rhodes, Prof p Kirkland
NJ jackson. Prof : X Uarf
Ex Mayor Castle, I'd isuF Al Iournal
III l. Whitman, Wm W Riclar,ls
y. r. StuTtetani, Prof C3afcbeIf
J. K CuriSs
y b Having learned that persons claiming 10 DO this
W'rk and ~ many claiming agents for he
same, We Will sy thlt thlS date ~ asena
the u Awho have any right frum the above pafon1
surh claim. and IN hose either lnungeuent
OF an insIiiouf positou let s own curc.
a an infrnge usEt, Wl n due attend 70 that
NJ. l. WRIGHT, NJ. ID,
y ftffh fhrE
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nierrogaioIies embraced paper which the
"HEHoRASDAo OF SPECIFIC ouEsTIONs ADDRESSED To
oscEoLA
AseenGn the object Of the Indians in COMING IN al ts
time Also their they prepared 10 deliver
up the negroes taken from the citizens
they not surrendered them already promzed By Coado
kiugi Have the chiefs Of te nation hid our IL
relation the talk Fort King What chiefs attended, that
Council and What their deferuinatonl srp the chiefs
sent h the decision Of the C0unc Have the
principal ehies Aieanopy. Jumper Cloud and Alligator
esseuseri and 50. what Is their mcssagui Mh have not
hose chiefs themselvesi
-tsgnea) InOS- JEssUP. Major General Com
San AUGUSTINE. August 2lst lsK7.-
tFTom the drst and second inerrosatorie the reader will
that General Jessup fully Conscious thsfthe a.rnt
70 deliver those slavery claimed Ey
the citizens Of Florida had been eans for renewing
tae var ne dictated the st and most important nter
tory pr0pouneed 70 oseola~Are you PREPARED once 70 do
liver up the negroes taken from the citiIensF
But the second shows important fact which had
We have inionAo heen kept frum The pube lbs words
b COHadj0 At FOrt KingF This shows thaf lie arrue-
mel reporied BY him 70 have been tde with chiefs was
made With Go iiado ony- Il will be rocoliecsd hat slr
the article cspita Mach when The ueon Of Fr-
would endavOr 10 make arrangement with eef. Er
delivering th0e nerOes Who had captured durng
TIE var After me protest Of The people Of Florida had heen
addressed 10 ihe SECRETARY Of Nar against the peace uness
tey were 10 theiE and tho public meeting held
San Anusne which oppressed The views reported
t be lad made such arNngeeHs sh the chiefs bat with
III this inteuaory disclosed the iaet made With
ob-eure chefony And Uhethcr be intaxcaed
seF AZ the time be attempted 10 without any authoTy
10 cousn hundreds Of his fellow beings slavery vittnat
Al once pnopouns question. WHAT the
that ATsnenetl u Il existed it should have report
Cd verbatim TO othe War Department and made knon % the
:CApt sprsgue. ofthe Regular service.
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G0r0mdre.
G1urational.
rJRVEILYD FEMALE SgHINIRY.
S n. SANFORD, Principal
THTS INSTITUTION is IN sue

THIS INSTITUTION is IN sue
II cessful operation under TIE immeliste and IN
sfrucisn III Mr. sid Mrs S1nfurd and large and abba
cisr1s nf accnuaus he'd and successful instructors
Tofhase who desire fr their daug aiers wards the
ufsrs az ScsaaI of the highest order OF c1cellence
cor1hned with the advantages Of we'll ordered Christian
syIr Il fully believed that the CleveaDd Feuale Sem
uary md ucements which lev Semnares IN q q
and can equal and none excel The heaih The CON
on a1i the happiness Of all the m6bcrs Of the fGig vii
be carefuily consulted and their and their mora
will be watched over with aszIdunus care.
= Prof sAAI'L ST JOHN. L L D.. will. about The
uf Aurl his valuable and hignly interest
ng Of lectures Natural Philosophy and Astron-
cmy.
mall 2l0 S. n. SANFORD, Cleveland, oeio.
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Z CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. 1858.

cred, and could not come. As soon as struck
the ground, took hold Of the signal for intelli-
gence from my friend The night was very dark.
Two men passed near me, talking, earnestly,
and could sec them distinctly Soon heard
the struggle ofmy companion, far above me; he
succeeded in getting his head through, but his
body would come no farther In the lowest
tone Of voice, I urged him to throw out his
breath and then Try; soon after, he came tum-
bling down the whole distance For few mo
ments I thought him dead dragged him to
some water close by, which restored him; but
hrs leg was so lame he was unable to walk.
took him upon my shoulder to a scrub, near
town. Daylight was just breaking, it was ev-
ident W. must move rapidly. caught mule
in the adjoining field, and making a bride Of my
sash, mounted my companion. The mule We
used one day. bat fearing tie whites would track
Us, We felt more secure Ola foot in the hammock,
though moving very slowly. Thus we contin-
ued our journey for i've days, subsistine on ber-
mes, when joined my hand, then assembled on
the head-waters Of the TOmeka River, near the
Atlantic coast / gave my warriors the history
of my capture and escape, and assured them
that they should be satisfied my capture was no
trick Of my own, and that would not deceive
them"
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e. r. r.

CONSrIrUTIONAhD = DISEASES.
Mauv diseases that AFFECT hum1niiy Inherited beir
looms flm the diseased hdzcs Ol slcklY sres Scrota
Consumption, y phis and Fits aong the com
mon OF ituf eual diseases Now, nuI how
many gene the sres ol these diseases have
been established IN the system, curruptu8 The bod-RAD
WAYS KENovATlNG RESoLNENr Wil eradicate IRON the
bodies "a The ac ed every PARTICLE Of diseased depzts
and hl the veins with aee pure and healthy blood.
CHILDRENiS DISEASES
RkDWATs RENoVArfNG REsoLvENT should bo hailed as
blessing hy oyeTy mother, Throughout the land uhoss
infants ced with Sores Humors, &c Thf Sc break
nS oqt tlaus carlYl evidence u aee transmitted
ron the parent stock few doses Of the kENovATING
REsoLvEN viii eradicate every The disease and
insure the child sound an healthy badY.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 1s, 1s5s
PLAIN AND oRNaMTNTAI PRiNTIYG-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Pafing Of every deseript ion
done the Printing E Enlistment Of the Loadr oce.
the --latest improved and HCrapd sea presses IN IN
best stye. short noce. and Teasousbe raies Par
cuar titeutilu paid 70 blank work Every descuoa
Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledsers, Journals
Sale books, Renewing Books, &c &c
" For late City News. see thiIj page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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At Prices 70 suit the Times !
New Painting establishment,

On the Pabiie Square, one dcor North of Ken
daFs Store.
I'ASCOTT x HOPKINS "A RE
= Tep1red 10 do House, sign, Carnage snd Ornsneuiai
falA sini ating o. Moc ds. Marbles Paperangiug.
Orucrs solicited uusl.lr TASCOTT HOPKINS
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8 n - RE =

- - " Ii -
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. tSouih sid-l has ius / received ffcsh
iloa me ninuiaeiory u the larse-t ssrt
ENAAIELED CRATES
Evcr hIo1sht 10 this market He always Keeps o. hsn the
test, neSest and most approved styles % COOKING ana
otuor kinds OF STOVES
AaHgtaetured Expressly for this MBket, and
Warranted 10 gioe perfect satisfaction
lie also Is cOuStanilT supplied with an assortment Of
Nuqen MaTe ald House Furnishing Articles ami has o.
sand 5nd 6anuflei uTes large STOCK In Cups and
Shaat Iron Ware, all which MUST AND vii 4 M.
SOLD, al wholesale or retail. for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
a Al kinds Of JoBBlNG, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
II &c &C done IN the most kmanIke manner and
on SHORT N0fItE-
The proof the pudding Is inthe chewing Of he sirne
well known stand OF
s-Bucks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves two sizes So
10 SIS each
W l. MARVIN
nt-2.gAMll No South side Public Squqra q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-19
Dentistry.

DR.. E. G. BURGER, DENTIST.
Rooms No 1l3 SaperoT Street. over s. C. Whiting Co
ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED. oei3