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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-11
DENTISTRv

THE UNDERLINED respectfully inform the public th,t,
Of Dentistry IbeiT once Is a. 10 SiaTet t PsStiss
Monroe and uniop Ss,l where they win Be happy "a
heir friends and an others Whaling services oi
ey we're both students and for several years the
ants Of the late Dr. Huhe and the senior partner ~"
been constantly epgaeed II ne practice for himself for S
as slssn Selss tine hs has become aeqGain
eite4 Of the United States, and has famiIaFised 6i
fore being able 10 give entire rs-
70 all who may favor them with theIF PatronaEe
wheeling, xsE.1s,1ss JANIS ORE 5RiEis'sON' n D.
n. B-siessrs r. o.tpks pleaaurs IN rese.r,nr. nv,
mission, to the following sentlsmeh; z FP
H. = Weed ,. D. Hon. Geo. y, Ihonpso, His Hon ara
TsIssell; DT. v = Bates, DR.: r II Cupanins, DE- 4 A
KSSS ca als S 4a5c 1oeS K5S's
DENTAL SURGERY. A''linl'
FUNDENBERG &iHULLIHENS
DIR. S. p. HULLIHEN
OFFICE. No. 1s1, Fourth street, neartA.
anufls.are FERFa e4P GesiSa sor.,.A
tieolaE ease fru set! fTeeth OF any paTt,
continuous or solid peee-te cost ishe Teen M
or without Guns. l-----.z my21-lyd&E
: : NEW FIRM. :, : s'A'n'li
- DIS. BARTLETT 4 WTNCHEIL, neptIs,s "a,
Market Street, opposite washington Hail. Whs
DR.. Wnshsi being compelled BY his rapidly inerea,,,,
9Sess 70 ndd TO his tae1e8tOT doing the takr.
pleasure In informing his friends ard public
'oTmsd business connection with n. g. aTtlett III D
Iho aas had afeen in pe
tai OfessInn.
Drs 4. d w. prepared perform every operntIop,
Surgical Mechanical DentiStFy-aFe familiar AVA
Tastee 81 the laess improvements % The Dental An
suarantee tbh for beauty durability practical utiv
t0eiT Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons wac have deoed themselves pleasure ana
comfort o. Artificial Telh greas dread 81 Sur
Ing experienced during neeesseiy preliminary etTS
tOr OF the old teeth and roots, Informed hafbv n
SToeSsss entirely unlike OhIOrofOFm EtheF apt Sp-I
bic in most cases and IN az teeth a
n0U extracted Eithout palD.
Any Information ADVICE appertaintuE to their ovose
sioc Sley gill be pleased 70 give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens of Teeth
n Odiee OpcP At all 5ours. seDIe
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DiVidand

.t.- g WHEEIIEO SAVINGS iNETITUTIoN,l
January 4:h. 1883.
NHE DfeeJoss OF ks Ins:ituIOn have tis nav declared
dividend Of Ten per Gems The Capital sock,
OF the protss for the last six mopths paySe eiand
Jano-lW WM. ncG0Y T-easuse-.
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JanuarY Settlements.

, D
M = would STATE TO that bills are ,oE
w essay Ot settlement ami viii be presented without
dsS-. We 'rust tlat Ouf friends wiz pay their dues
FETi beer convinced iha. oue credits are alike Ip,u
COS Ouyefs well to ourselves and bein DESTROYS
GOnE Cdat BfssteSs % As great eXens possible
Ee aaVe deerae 70 sell Exclusively Tor on three
months eTedt 20 those WHO heretofore promptly
seaiter our bills vii sSvE.faby rendered OF the 6Ts
o April jn, OctOher and JaBuaFy. By this new arrange
We VII % eRaasd 20 Osr inducements iiuyers
1Y4 81 HEISKELL SWEARINGEN
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Dwelling HOUSE Tor Rent.

,,,,, y W. ~ p ILL 3 oS1s0 AZ 'AeSA4S.
IUeen Gla aud TIA streets, IN tina 4h this
now occupied Miss Cutls, Young Ladies' Academy,
offered Tor ifOu' Isl April This house Is
ood condition and well suited o the use OF large fsmi
A9?ieatloc 20 De made st he cOuatins Roo NJ MI
cllel Reilly, 1ar street.. janG-If
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MEaCal SO, aED MEcnAHlcs' bass. l

MEacH1Slss AED MECHANICS RASE.
Wheeling, Dec. 90, 1857, I
ME anausl 1;ef.in OF shs stSekhoders OF ;hs BaRE M
.Iets6 -he Bl4SiIg House Ia Waesling Monday,
tee DAY Of EnulTy Iex commencing a. II O'Clock A.
N o eectOn Of lne directors for the Parent Bsns
a0d sever directors Cor each OF ;e branches BIorga
GOTgs pOins PIeEsant.
e 20 Ges o; sbe Directors,
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NOTIEE
For Rent.

THE 'arse and eo.lmOdious houss situated or Market
i Street, 'eS. door north Of Washington Hall. Tails
house beer occupied number Of years as lfsG-
class bOaEng ho is II the advantageous posi-
iop n the city f1- eier PEiVe se5dence
house OF enetsinnen- Possession ven ApFl 1ss IS5S
For fnyther parsieuIsTs appIy 70 n. RICHARDSON,
Ia153wl q. =. corner Monroe and FOR:h Sss, s.ars
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FALL FASHION FOX PATS.

FALL FASHION FOR HATS.
1857.
AAfn0E prepared furnish my numerous patrons and
the public With very superior quality and style Of Mor
ssin Hats! which are elastic fstenlOF, lustre
nis and Of great is they VIII COED
see 81 kinds % weather. also assoftHent
tt kEeneh koekiand and Hungarian styles,
Slack Brown, Pearl, and BeaVe eoloPi Also
Boys Caps, OF the latest styles.
N Baoleskin Hats finished to conformation MEASURE
on short notice. Bring along and you can Ee al
kinds OF head gear at q very low taTiT, az -
W. W. JIMESON'S,
= Ses-s - ,-i49 No. IS Main 81.
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WANTED.
NV AETEn IMMEDIATELY, Ct ISAAC spRAEFErs I3e
Ian Street. sietsnt number % Ladies and Gee
80 % pay ior cash Goods a. JaFer prices than
so4 teiore- NE season drawing to close, shall sen
TOM this day: ALL AND ANY Articles So tbe FaHsy
egss Dry Goods line at a GBEA 4 EEDUl3T1OE
would claim particular attention o my stock Of
.f.3.i12le4 s.s BLACK SILKS,
OF which win sen article worth 81 So a 81 1s some
St8 In proportion. rf-ll NIX
FtNOa MkleiNos worth 81 $ At ST5fe; some Eorth
y ~ a u l28i also those Hne Printed MeTnO=s ToTa
~ y e ~ 20 and those worth 81 Is AZ 81 Ie1s.
eanbrie Bands and other vii S-fl NJ
P stsees a. WI am certain, please every one.
noTas see '9f yoaIssiEs lsA ,S Pr, PEAsEA .
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Cash SYSTEM.
on ;he First Of JangsEy the sunse.bsrs mend adopt
" ing the; CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY, They VIII
not depart rom this ue any ercmstanees Tor Spv
parry or parties whatsoever. being convinced, Dng
experiences, plan Is not only better lo seller
Jut also for the consumer.
dscRs McLALLENs,' KNOX 4 co.
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MANsE1ElD-7ao Postefasterstisp The con
test for the Postnastersliip of Mansfield, Ohio.
(not party one, as in Wbeeliug,(-was SO
warm, and the representations of candidates so
conflicting, that it was agreed among the Dem
ocrats that popular vote should be taken.
The election was held Saturday week, when it
appeared that jacob Reisinger received 4t5
votes, and his opponent, Charles Morrow, 1913.
Majority for Reisinger, 252. ~ 6.
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The Servant obcYed orders, and Shot 81. Giliot
in, one of his nightly visits. The wounded man
died after several hours of suffering and groan-
ing within ear-shotO of The chateau. without re.
cciving any assistance from its inmates, except
acup of water brought by one of the lotnestics.
Neither the lady nor her sons appear to regret
their part in this tragedy, which smacks strange
", in modern civilized France; of old fcddaiism
and of the last Developments of our own Kan
sas manners and customs lii
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:
GaldTsHi Moran Nelson Esq;, B. y Eof, Esq, IT JeLs
ISssnS u. y ~; y -. Ce9lnins, DIT. L a
Esd, aeCiallens, Knox 4 CO., Marsh taylor no1iS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

ANNUAL NESTING OF tbs STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE c. & E R R.-The annual meeting of the
Stockholders OF the CievelInd & Erie R. r. was
held yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in discussing the management Of the old
Board, and the meeting then adjourned till this
morning at O'Clock, without coming to a vote.
More than usual interest was manifested, owing
to the dissatisfaction expressed by portion Of
the stockholders at the management Of the road
during the past year. They claimed that for
the first time in the history of the road the Di-
rectors failed to declare the usual semi annual
cash dividend the first January last, but in lieu
thereof declared stock dividend. On the other
hand the friends of the old Board defended and
justified it in not having declared the January
dividend, on account of the dizziness Of the
times caused by the late revolution, and ou &c
count OF the Company being compelled to pay
the interest on the $500, 900 loan it negotiated
TO pay its subscription to the Erie Il Sudbury
Rail Road, which interest that road had agreed
to take care Of, but failed to do so.
The friends of the old administration have
nominated the old Board for reelection, which
goes for re-eleeting the present President. VIZ.
CASE, Esq. The other plrty has brought for
wand an entire new ticket, which contemplates
the election of ANAsA STONE, Esq for the same
Office. The contest promises to be quite ami
mated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

FIEE-AbOut three O'Clock yesterday morn
ing are broke out in the building occupied by
Messrs Best & Freemen, merchants, the Libra
~ Association and Brown the dsguerreOtypist,
and belonging TO Dudley Baldwin. 1t was first
discovered in the back part of Mr.. Browns
rooms. and consumed all his materials. 1t is
presumed to have originated among the chemi-
Gals used in his profession. The FIRE compa-
nies were early on hand, and by their untiring
exertiOns, succeeded in extinguishing it before
it was beyond control. The following are the
losers and the amounts of their losses
Brown, Daguerrean, 81 floor. loss 81, 800, in
sured in the Etna, of Hartford, for $500.
DR.. Atkinson, Dentist, same floor, loss $50,
no insurance. Also, l. P. Dodge, loss on
chemical stock slOO, no insurance.
Library Association, ID floor, damage by wa
ter S40O, no insurance
Best Freeman, first floor, damage BY wafer
81 ,OOO, insured for $4,000 in the following
Companies Roger Williams, Liverpool and
London, Home, and Irving.
Dudley Baldwin, loss on building 81, 900,
insured in the Continental and Liverpool and
London for $4,000
The Library Association Rooms will have
to be closed for some days while repairs are 60
ing on. Best & Freemsn viii occupy the store
room lately vacated by Mr.. Harney until their
room is again in proper condition. The Libra
~ Associations insurance pJhey but a short
time since expired, and was designed 10 have
bsen renewed, but was not; and now sustains
cnnsilerable loss in CONSEQUENCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11
CITY COUNCIL

TUESDAY, EVENING, Aug. 10.
PETITIoNs.-OfA Graham and olhers, asking
that certain portions of Hamilton street beween
North Perry and Depot streets be opened. Re
ferred to the Board of City Improvements
OfAlert Hose Company, asking repairs to their
Hose House Referred to Committee on Fire
and Water.
REPsRrs.-Of the Trustees of Water Works
for July, By Geo. ". GiIty, Secretary
Total amount of rents, &c, received. D.. .S750-OO
Total disbursements ts.---..-.--....... o5z-zU
Repairs .....-.......-....-- s4-2O
Receipts over disbursements ........ 1882
Received and fled.
REsoLUTIoNs.-By Col Rider, authorizing
A. NJ Ebeman 10 erect barn on Academy
Lane, the same TO be enclosed in brick wall ~
soon as practicable. Adopted-By Mr. Muel-
elIer, Authorizing the Board of Education to
grant the use of the second story Of the School
House on Penn street, near Lorain, West Side,
to the free German-English school. Adopted.
BY Col Rider, Authorizing the Bolrd OF
City Improvements to cause the removal OF
certain distractions in the river Adopted
By Mr. Thompson That the Market Clerk Te-
quest yenders and sellers of fruits and vegeta-
bles to occupy the Central Market Grounds.
Adopted BY same, That SIX shillings per
day be paid 10 N. Davis tor attending the Pub
lie marks. Adopted BY Mr. Masters, That F.
". Marseilles be allowed $500 per year for
prison and outdoor services as City Physician.
Adopted-ayes l3, nays BY Mr.. Ransom,
Directing the assessment Of sixty-tive per cent
Of the cost OF street gas lights upon the streets
where gas is buried. Lost-ayes 5, nays u.
by Nj Herriek, Authorizing the Commit
tee on Fire and Water to cause Alert House to
be repaired, provided the expense does not eI-
ceed one hundred dollars. Adopted.
CoNNUNIc ATIoSs.-Of Alexander Smith,
agent for the owners of certain property on
Michigan street, complaining that the city hay
scales in SAID street were a nuisance, and asking
the removal Of the same. Referred TO the
Committee on Markets.-Of c. L Russell,
Acting Ship Channel Commissioner, calling
the attention of the Council to the fact that
portion of the ship channel fund, $500 to 500,
bas been devoted to purposes not intendSd, and
in driving piles and planking and docking
streets abutting on the ship channel. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
ORDINANcEs-TOv vacate portion of kins-
man, Miami, and Pittsburgh streets Referred
TO Committee on Oriinances.--TO establish the
grade Of wilkins street between Superior and
St Clair streets Same reference.-Io as
sess special tax on all the real estate bound
ing aud abutting on Vestry street between Pearl
and York streets Same reference TO es-
tablish and lay out Long street Engrossed-
Adjourned.
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l1bpsifialts & 5uraeons.
MORTON. M. D..-Physopathi1

Il Z
Dsor Eeleefis Pay sean and Of u ID
wifsry and Diseases Of Women and Chiluren DR.. NOR
TON having located sslf n thls place q ready 70 at
tent 10 all calls Profession either his oce a.
their private dwellings, Dr. M- diseaTds all pos1ns q
ever dessp0n ether mineral animal or vegetable, a1d
never reduces his patients them but simply removes
The b,rucous stimulates and toaes up The system By
Those allie ed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs KID
ueys, Spleen Neurlgia lna mat GA h-uuatiss teiter
Acute er Chroule Luss o. Appete peransee1t o. me
stomach Constellation q the BJSeis, biao1s AIscuoas
Gravel Srofu Swe nes and ars Cancers, Fisiulas
lpu mites q The Blood or any CToae or long Standing
prcsSon Pruapsus ulsra, HRmor hage. &c request
I'd 10 call HIS Mole of TreaiAeat Is also completely
adapted 90 Diseases ofChildren.
Dr. NJ has also safe and never faas remedy for
Fever aud Ague holera Alorbns ysehley anu
DIarhoea Cole, Cram ps Loci iaW, Pts and
r DIM also pFeuare totIeat successfully FEvE RS
q Tie varous types toseter vita all o,er ior oi acute
disees bis y seton imagination o ne brain
but facts dedqciei from yesTs on ne ke9tm %
the schools % ph DC aud systems o and
graduate from The old and schools Of Medis me
kndsof 30 BOTANICMEDlCINES,sim ,simples and compounds.
netures and syrups such s are scot N botanle
Indian Remedies, and large numbered Compounds, pre-
Jared By himself kensdlal AGENTS among which are
Milk Weed sovereign remedy for the Dyspepsia. Piles
Se AutB lo1s pills exclusively ier the Liyer; San5ye
Bitfers; AniiI vspepic Powders Tooh Ache Drops, which
never all % cure. EYeWaer FILLING remedy for
Weak Sorand Inf1ed Eyes; Canker Medicine, for Can
Ms Baisam Of Villa Cherry, Tor Coughs Colds Bronchitis
Consumptio and al Diseas Of the Luags, Rhumatle
Linment or Pam Killer superior srce 70 any BOW IN
use internal external application; Sovereign Rem
edy the Choieras Mothers Cordial Female Friepd
r. n b. Particular Attention viii be paid IN ue9t-
lag all old Chronc and Private Diseases, 20 eleanss The
sse dead bat he does claim that he can cure all
able Diseases and that considered Incurable
Omoe, No l05 Lorain 81 Residences, No. 10 Church
~ P $ Dr. NJ would say that he can give One STU
dent good chance IN his oars 70 read Nelcne and
various branches. aDa1r rdl " Edonuf IulV06 ls9
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rRRAsrRY LpANs.

WASHINGTON, Aug 10
The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
s., 900 900 of the loan TO Robbins 4 SON. Albany,
that house stated by telegraph that they wished
TO reduce their proposals TO sl,O0O,O00 The sec
reiary acted on the principle that nothing but sealed
proposals TO be first opened By him -o1id be con
sidered one Of the bidders at premium OF hYe per
cent; telegraph Offering ) per twenty thousand
bot The Secretary would not consider the telegra'
phic despatch and made the award al per cent,
This loan at los pays the same interest as the
government per cent loan at ia IL IN addition
10 what was stated yesterday. All the bids above
I2 loo are successful and all that a. this rate Oo-
tanned portion Of the amount bid for the aggre-
gate bids we're over SIS, 100000.
The stock is quoted here to-day 100
The Secretary OF the Navy lett here this morn
ing for Connecticut He will be absent about two
weeks and will. before his return, inspect the
Navy Yards Chief Clerk Welch Is acting as Sec
Ietgry.
From present indications it Is supposed at the
Navy Department that the Paraguay Expedition
viii start by the lst of October.
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FROM ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 10.
A despatch from St. Joseph per U. 5. Ex: to
BOonvile says that the Salt Lake mail had ar
rived.
Brigham Yonng, OrsOn Hyde and Heber KIM
ball had returned 10 the city
CAPT Dickinson, quarter-master Of the army had
issued proposals fo timber and materials for build
ing q fort AZ Cedar Valley which, when completed
would be occupied by Gen. Johnston, in command
OF the 10th Infantry, Phelps battery and % drs-
goOns, as the headquarters Of the Utah forces
The 9th Infantry are ordered TO OresO on to rein
force Col. SteptOe
The Battalion Of Volunteers under command OF
Col Bee left on the 18th ut for Fort Leayenworth,
where they viii BE- mustered out OF service.
The steamer Edward Warning was burnt TO the
waters edge at Alton yesterday. Loss about 81,
600 Boat insured for SII 900 in Pittsburgh Of
fees
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

Ak AFrExPT TO KIDNAP A CoLoRED GIRL--
Yesteriay afternoon quite an excitement was
created among our eolOred population, owing
to an attempt. as II Is alleged, Of mulatto by
the name of Brokum, to carry off cOlOred gil
for the purpose of selling her into slavery
The facts of the case are these. It seems
that Brokum, who claimed to be Cuban by
biIth, lived on Bolivar street with his daughter
He had living with him little girl about eight
or ten years Of age, the daughter Of a slave he
owned while living in the South According to
his story, the mother of the child died while it
was an infant, and he gave it TO his daughter
who raised it. Yesterday suspicion was e1-
cited among some of the white neighbors that
Brokum intended to take the girl to Missouri to
sell her into slavery Application was made to
Judge Bishop for a writ Of HabeGS Corpus,
which was granted. The wit was served by
officer Hunt on Brokum, and the child was
taken into custody. The daughter OF BTOkum
made frantic effort to rescue the child from
the officer, but failed The girl was locked uF
in Jail for safe-keeping. BrOkum, at his owr
request, was locked up with her, he not wish
ing to be separated from her.
The case will come up before Judge Bishop
for examination this forenoon.
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L-A y

Ist Cotton Is used as It IS purchased--On spOols
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perPlexity Of Filing shut
tie. las in other mzebines) Is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large SPOOL
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to bo oiled
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii nat rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
sth. The stitch Is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine smbrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to esll at the sales-rOOn of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all tmes.
The services Of lady and the use Of amAchia'
can be obtained by the day in families. by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms sI,50per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NorthrOp & spangler's Block,
uhsOism.Ies Superior St. up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

J. Z. GmDINGs.-The Hon. J. K. Gddlngs
was in town this morning He looks hale and
hearty. Mr. G. has represented the Ashtahuls
District in Congress for quite period and VII
probably continue TO represent II Tor some time
to come, if not longer. 1t IS supposed he COM
menced life somewhere, though this IS not deil-
nitelv known He goes against the Slave Pow
er He spits upon the Slave Power he tram
Mes the Slave Power under foot, and would be
pleased TO rip the entrails al out Of the Slave
Power, transport them to his own delightful
AshtabulA, and distribute them round among
his constituents to feed their hogs on lie
wears treble-soled cowhide brogans for the pur-
pose of more efieetually stamping on the Slave
Power. He adOres nigeers, does J. K e
Niggers are his JOY and his pride. He thinks
Niger, dreams nigger. We have heaId' anu
have no reason to doubt the report, that his
idea of Heaven is place PeoPled exclusively
with niggers IN yellow vests, brass iob-ehains
and striped pantaloons, their lackeys being white
men.
He Is considered BY his rather numerous con-
sti,uents as being vastly the superior Of the late
Gen. Geo Washington. He rather inellnes 20
that opinion himself 1t is believed the laiher
hs las emitted from his mouth in denouneing
1 the Slave Power would shave the male nhab-
itants Of the United States for o period OF ten
wears. He is of the Republican persuasion
| He will doubtless be re-nominated for the next
Congress, and We trust his constituents viii re-
member the importance of one vote and the ial
greater importance Of several votes We hope
they will likewise vote early and often alsC
vote frequently, and urge their neighboFs to ID
the same. Aud those persons who have said VI
couldn't say fair thing Of a political opponent
must now be convinced Of the rank injustice
the asssrtiOn.-Plaia Dealer 10th
Those persOns," and all persons, who rea'
the above Characteristic and contemplate Plan
Dealer notice of the visit of the venerable Hon
J.R. G1DD1Nss to our city, from the pen of tn
young Toledo importation, " charles J. bTOl7n
associate editor" must abe convinced OF tn
literal truth of that expressive line
Psfafoes fLeg orcp snail on M1aace."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

DEowNED--A fine little boy by the name of
Thomas Bachelor was drowned yesterday fore
noon in the eanal near Websters Oil Cloth
Factory 1t seems that Thomas went into the
canal for tue purpose of bathing aal while in
was taken with cramp and drowned
The body was recovered in fifteen minutes, but
too late to be resuseitated.
Thomas was an orphan boy, living with his
aunt. who was quite greatly overcome on hear
ing the news of the sad accident
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11
RRnM NEW YORK

hEw YORK. Aug ~
The HatteTs' Bank Of Bethel, Conn, was robbed
on Sunday night Of S55OO1, chiefly in its own bills
of the denominations Of los, 20's and 5Os Ine
officers caution the public against taking bills oil
this descripton for The present